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marrow). Nm. 1. ~I‘oland- “alt.
Germany and Russia Mere 1.2... ":‘v‘lzletl
on the card that last night officllul
ushered the wi‘efillltlg season lfl'iO this
fair City of Hartford. Of the six con
{cutouts ,ouiy one. Renato Ga:dini.
who, by his cognoulen. may rightly be
ed as the gentleman from Italy,
‘ turned a decided winner. [Wu
esrendants. Young Slickne)
-. Coiley. going 45 minutes to
. v and the Zbyszko-Michaioft‘
‘ drug called off after the. men
. “l - restled 28 minutes by Inger-
soll time because of an. injury rc-
ct ned by the Russian Cossack when
'lhyszko none too gently threw him
over the ropes. Ilarvlini met and ens
ily defeated lt'ritz Schult, the Ger.
limit Lion. throwing the represents.-
the of the Kaiser to the mat twice
in a little over 9 minutes and not
beinr. merexerted in .0 doing.
An ordinary titan would have. been
killed a s a result of the throw and
fall that .‘ilichaiofi‘ received in his
bout with the (treat l’o'e. The men
had laen wrestling alums! a half hour
when Zbyszko secured (1 neck hold
and lifted the big Russian from the
floor. hurlingr him towards the ropes
with great strength, The (‘osuuCli
stuck the L'onin'l support, shatter-
ing that. and then fell to the. ground
turning a complrlt- somersauli onltln‘
way. his head point: through the lit
tle splice between- t he floor and the
ring and his body striking the floor
with what the dramatic writers would
«call a “sickening thud." fin made
an attempt to net up. but fell back
and “as unconscious for over ten
minutes. Two doctors. who Were at
the ringside. treated hini and dine.»
ticscd his case an a alillht concussion
oi the brain and a bruise around the
kidneys “hilt may develop into a
real injury. Michalou‘ was scheduled
to \l‘rt'rl!” in ltlanchestcr tonight, but
he will probably not be able to per
fotm.
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.
'I‘l'inlty tit AlllilPTbi.
Wesleyan at Williams. .
(‘dl‘llit‘ BI Yflhfi'x ate.._ 9“?
\'ir..inia at Harvard. ‘ ”
llutlzncll at Princeton.
t‘arneltic Techzfli Cornell.
Lafayette nt Pennsylvania.
Syracuse vs. Dartmouth at
old.
Notre name at Army.
Georgia at Navy.
Geneva at Penn State.
Muhlcngerg at Lehigh.
Nuskingunt nt Wash l" Jeff.
Allegheny at Pittsburgh.
. Vermont at Brown,
Holy Cross vs. Rutgers at Newark.
Mass, A. C. et Tufts.
Franklin 6’: Marshall at iint‘erlurd.
Delaware at Dickinson.
Albright at Susquehanna.
Swarthmore at Johns Hopkins,
Mt. St; Josephs :1: Lebanon Valley
Sprinuficld at \lt'ot'cester Tech.
Bctvdoin at Maine.
Uzttcs at (‘olby
Ncu llatnpshi‘e at (‘ontL A. C‘.
Norwich at Mititllebury.
St. lmu'runoe at Hamilton.
iiobart at Rorhestcr.
Ifnion at. llensselaer P. I.
Grove City at Bllffllin.
\l‘as~itittg;on (St. Louis) til Midi}
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Illinois at Minnesota.
l‘ Purdue r31 Chif'tll’ll
Northwestern at Indiana.
South Dakota at Michigan A. C.
Wleccnsin at Ohio State.
Wiltenberl: at Ohio.
Marietta at W. \‘a. \‘t'esleyan.
Overland el \l‘eslr;-n Rescr' .
No. Carmina et Virginia I’ .
Patholiol'niv. at Virginia M, I.
I'rrlntts at (learn-re Washington.
Calluudet at Penn M. C.
West Viruiniu at t’kttvnburg.
Rose P. 'l. at Vanderbilt,
Romance at Alabama.
Arkansas at Louisiana.
Tulane at Geot‘gin Tech.
Auburn at Geomio.
Clemson at Co. Ca-ollnn. .
\liee'rsr.‘ i a: ‘lisSisninni
Tennessee at Chattanooga.
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MISKE MATCHED TO
7- aox COWLER MONDAY
‘ Tom Cowler, ’tlte far-t English
aheavywelght. who made .9 great im-
fi rpression with the fight fans of Brook-
' lynch a result of his victory. over Bill
. . ,Brennan.‘ the good
' Chicago, was aimed .up yesterday
his manager. Jimmy Johnston.
meet Billy .Mlske. the clever- light
lieavywcight of St. Paul. for ten
rounds. at Montreal. Canada. on next
Monday night. litjllske made good last
Monday night by outpotntlntr Battling
Levimtky in lien-Mud battle at the
t‘lermont Sporting Qlub a! Brooklyn.
pcsu‘nslAr \‘
NEW roux;
to
4 Eli Film A A.
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A tuwt'uml violation of the
game laws Ranked in Jam Nutter
being sentenced, in Juwe tutlett's.
wurt.‘lp Bridgeport, yesterday. to fli~
. teen days in jail and a one of 826.
j (in September first Warden Wilbur
'. Smith arrested Nutter in Stratford for
shooting protected birds, and he was
fined one dollar and costs by Judge
Curtis, and told bv the judge that he,
could not hunt for one. year. as his
convictinnulade his license of no us».
Last Saturday l’rotccto; \E’illiam-on
found Nutter ill full hunting regaliu
and, when accosted. said tlut he had
been hunting, and when asked for his,
license, produced a license ebatiug the
name of John Greenland.
Clever work by the; wardens allow-'1
ed that ten days after his first arreht,
Nutter took out a license again in his,
own name ,and then. evidently bH'Om-l
lug timid. took out another lit-ennui
giving the name of an acquaintancel
with a ficticlous address. and forged‘.
the man‘s name to the ('it‘d. and pro-1
duccd thi< card to the warden as his!
own.
A peculiarly disagreeable feature of
the case was that Nutter double-i
crossed his own friends. who had
come to try and help him out. by tell .
in: the wardens that he would never
have touted the name “if his friends
had not 11 ued him to do it." ’
Nutter received scant sympathy
lllli hi5: severe lit-unity should be a,
warning; as this is not the first timt .
there has been trickery about httntinu‘
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Thursday morning in it t‘uttiss biplane‘
with the intention of mailing a Il()ll~t
stopdlight to New‘l'ork city. underthe;
auspices of the New York Titties. buty‘
was obliged to duct-nil at Erie. Pa”;
and ended the dtIY's flight at Hutu.
illondultul‘i, N. Y.. bccnuae of impend-i
int: darkness. left that place yester.’
, day morning at tuenty-i‘tve minutes to;
lam/on o'cloell and arrived at (lover-t
ilto.'ts Inland at 8:55:30. l
i The final lea was lllfldt‘ without it
llniahap and the claimed time
2 :2ti:30, or at the rate of 137 milea‘an‘
hour. unofficial. There was a north;
by west wind of a \eloclty ,runuing‘
from thirty to forty miles an hour.’
which aided Carlstrom in his flight on
‘reuurds speed. but bothered ltittl con-
l sldcrably. .t
i The greatest altitude attained duel
iinl: the flight from Ilunnuontispotji to.
New York ty was 6,000 foot and hu‘
approached ie llnluh at a height of:
4.0th feet. a landing on the Dflrfll’P‘
Iground helm: witneascd by sccvrnl of—l
i flclttls from the Aero Club of Antoica.’
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AMERICANS To CROSS BATS .
WITH THE COLORED GIANTS;
The Americans will cmsa hula with
tho Colored Giants (all Mars). the.-
game to be played at the Wickc lot.
garlic to he called at 3:15 sharp. This.
name will ”bl-Abe deciding game of a
live-came series. which now stands.
tlwoand-ttvoAthey were all good
‘lz‘aluesw-the last game was it pitcher's
battle all the way through. and the
features of the game were 'l’lluckman's
and Porter's triple bits. {The Amort‘
can lineup in as follows: Blackmail.»
“.lb: Wann. p: ‘Bloomtpxlst. 1b; B. Plun
ket. 3b: Rloboflis, of: Ireland. as: For
tor. c: Griffin, rt; Intwsozl. it. Other
players will be on hand. The name tel
‘cxpccted to be a. road one. as the"
pitchers: are evenly matched, and the
tcam also is about the saute speed. and
lots of fun can be had with the color,
led peopi r they are funny. Team
‘tnust the lot at 2:30 sharp.
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il-loc N's :FLOP FOUNDER DEAD.
l CHICAGO. Nov. 2.—Ben Hogan.
Itounder of "Hogan‘s Flop.” which for
[many yearn sheltered derelicts. ha,
i hoes. and castaways attwo cents a bed
here yesterday. at the age M87. Wilhi
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calléd the days when thousands of un-
fortunateTs Were fed and sheltered by'
t, g. M. lllte mission which friends said he;
talvrays. operated at a financial ion. '
Hogan served both the Union and
Confederate armies in the Civil Wot.
as a blockade runner. Nearly half a
century ago he fought Tom Allen for
the world's champio‘nship. and .was
beaten. . .
TWO AUTOMOBILES BURNED ‘UP.
ANSONIA. 'Nov. 2.—,-Two automo-
les were destroyed early yesterday
morning. in a fire—which ls’believed to
hare. been started by Hallowe'en pale.
tbm‘tors in a. garage adjoining Shut.
tel's Bakery, on Beaver street. The'
blaze spread to the hllkm. realising
damage. estimated 'at 31,le or mom.
The fire was discovered at 2'o‘c10ck
and stables and other immune belntt
endangered. the firemen had hard
work in subdttlng the blue.
Lustre crewman , .
- ‘ . BY conta‘nodaltv
up: ironic.
Nov. A—Johnliy Lul-
B opium. who twice has m'ut .
.ullj‘tnltm I block,
lathe. tilt-ow tilti-
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(Continua MFR“ Plat)
{vi to music the two numbers which
be rendered. Both of these were haul.~
ily encored by the appreciative Ill-d“
once. A monster parade in which
marched in the neighborhood algae
thousand men preceded the rally and
(rm-ered the principle streets of both
of the bottom sections of the “Wil-
headed by the unwound and ably
supported by the Romanian Fife and
1N um Corp, and the East Norwalk Fiit‘
and Drum Corp. Political organist
tiOlla‘ of’llepublican faith froin every
section of the city particlpnted in this
demonstration and red flre, horns,
signs, and transparencies gave. tho
needed touch and atmosphere to make
the occasion seem like the rallies of
the “good old days" collie back to live
again.
March»: “entitled Early.
llefore seven o‘clock in the evening.
Railroad Square, the starting place of
the parade. was wall filled with an
enthusiastic crowd which waited itn~
patiently for the word to be given to
fall in for the march. The American
Baud appeared shortly after seven,
and the two drum corps showtd up
shortly afterwards.
Proccuion Lined Up in District
Groups.
l‘pun the arrival of the music. tho
marshal.» of the proceuion begun lul-
mt-tliutely to line up the different nee
than! groups. and get them under
tinir individual captains The men
“trt‘ strung out along lluilrcati anal
hue and the proccus of formation lttlui
order then commenced. l
Automobiles ln Vut Numbers Conan-l
gated in .Sldc 5trutl.
\\'hile the line oi march was being
hil'nlgillt‘llt’d out in ltnilrouti avenue.
tiocks ot‘ decorated automobiles poured i
in from every direction and surtodi
in line up ill Monroe and lt‘ranltlizli
streets, Owing to the numbers. how
ever. it was ilnlxmsiblr‘ for all of the
machines to crowd into the specified
space, and litany (‘al’n' thi‘t‘ obliged to
seek refuge in side streets il'llli litt‘
procession started.
Meanwhlle the Crowd Assembled
the Armory.
Mindful of ceiling seats. and good
one: at that, the. crowd started to file
into the armory about seven o'clock.
and by 7:45. p. in. the huge lutll wits
well filled. The speakers' stand was
arranged on‘the south .llde of the
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"There are two parties in thisift‘enuzman. Fifth Ward—At‘apnlin
country, the Free Trade Party and the i Charles \‘.'. in .1 Harry E. Scolielu. Ed
:l’rotcction Party. The party of pro .uin \t'. Godfrey and Percival ll. Sher
traction says that no poddler from ayiron.
part of the world should be pcrmittedi (Join; to the lateness of the houtv
to come into the United States, if: when the meeting got uglier wmt
‘elt his . and sell What he 8- has found to be impossi le to ' c
i): sell, 50%; as any American longtime for all of the speakers. For Shh.“
similar things. that he has eitherareubon remarks by Nehemiah Can cc.
He proceeded by stating that her“- mude or produced to cell. and so loruti Dr. Hiram B. West‘aud Charles Wil-
tiered heart turd soul in Republican as the American is compelled to pair liamson were undelivered.
principles. especially the tariff. andltues for the support of his govern-
said that he was sure that the promo x mom for this market. unless that for
live tariff would be a matter of necee- ' eianer also .24.” a tax as nearly as
stir for America after the var. lil“possible eqiial it) what the American
ated that for the safety of the coun’ 's. _ , ‘ 7 fl ‘
ii? the Democrats should not be ll'llSi-lp‘fi-‘ilt‘ Oliitl' party. the Free Trade i lMil. hold tests Tuesday. not, -l. lull}.
ed on the tariff question. and also rte-1 Party, says that any peddler from any i Lt - 0 (10%: «l 1001“ 7-. Meir l dilll‘ui.
spirited that the Underwood Bilizwiwt of the world. no matter where,Hartiord. Loom. to fill eligible hats
801 the country buried on the tom-i lie-spends his mime-y. no matter wherefior state prison attendants tux unme-
gun. but that the increase in businesslhe pays ill: taxes. shall be freely perr‘dlale appotntmenta at \lethetsheld. ’
due to war orders had united the nation mined to come into the United States. Married and single men are wanted.
from ruin. laud without paying one cent towardisqipointments come qua-lily as: a rule
"Republican production based onithe Hippo" of the government wliietil Salaries are {57. per month at on
high tariff is a lN‘l'lllilnrm lurifl.“lfumishes the market. be allowed ivltrance. or $40 in addition to board.
said the mayor- lull freely itltywbet‘r attain“ ‘hr A‘xfl' room and laundry, with early prowl.-
John T- “in! MM. tieun who but made or llI‘OdDCt‘d s"ll‘ition if satisfactory. Capable tilenart.
He then introtfiiced John '1‘. King, liar things and has them to sell. antliappfiqmed' and (‘iyjl Set-virt- appoint-
of Bridgeport. the Republican Nutiotrlwho is continually taxed by his viii”... are quickly advanced .0 $6" and
al (Tittlllliillt‘t‘luafl lime. his countly. his state and hisi‘w W outh.
John 1‘. King. of Bridgeport, wastinelnatiou tor the purpose of become. up; Candi ates must be at It“... 2;; and
of the most interacting speakers Ofllhk very market that the Free Tl'lldfl‘fnm on... 4., Yea b M a}... “High.
the awning. and in his talk described , says the loretgn peddler ahall be free 'should I... at 1935. 5 ”Mr 9 m, hang.“
the conditions in Bridgeport beforezly permitted to enter." . new” a. In“. 17;. pounds. 160
and aim the war bro'm out. As an exatnple of the way in whicit-‘Wmm‘ weight. or 5 feet. .5 ULi‘l-‘H'
“l 1‘1”“ h" “Wk“ ‘1‘ MW“: '1 DP‘lW'l‘“ mm “0""9' 5'” fidmgirdleifiill will not debar l'mm test. but it
am glad to he ill-lite houta- (-ityol E maker described till-.llte at two knite mm‘ should not fall below ”mfifififl
J' Hill. Mr. Hill M one Of the mud“ “wk” in biletueld. httglaud. “h" “eielttons on both height and Welltht,
and smartest men in (‘ongress at thin brothers lle said “l‘llI-l't‘ 1W” 1““. (‘.a!]lij(1-,t(zi lul‘P' be titirtn. of tilt.
”wry Tim“ MP" been cousideraliletlmife. makers in Sheffield. England“, I‘ .1 SE“; "m hm hm' a! 1‘ ,M
talk about ins expenditures during the who are brothers. t)..c leaves his unit; ”1 ‘yf ‘ .. d‘: ’ ‘( “00.1.2”, (l‘Avpe'it ,‘m
preunt t-lttiipuiiztl. but you lullnl rc- t'tiulill)‘ and cone. to .tmtvm-a Theft" 1"“ Ti ‘1‘ 6.1:“ If; b~i' “W
membm polities i»: not a pink lea 1mm.” 1.. ”1.. “mm. coumly. “mm“ .m .ttaman. l.- m . . .. _ . . _
form. Ct!
Mayor’! Speech Heartlly Republican
in Chmcter.
As a kind of opener the mayor ex-
pressed his pleasure at witnessing
such a large turnout which he stated
was to his mind the largest audience
that had ever turned out to a politu
cal meeting ill-the history of the city.
rEST FOR STATE
PRISON ATTEND/wra‘
The Sit-lit Civil Service ("tillllllirbluh
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wrong about how mom-y for the cattr
pain was rt-celvctl or apt-tit. or
whetht‘r or not Jamel; Farrell. presi-
dent of the Stool Tru>t contributed
33ml ta.i..-rd thc Republican campaign
It is the duty it every 'good Llepub
litan to help his party aloha by rozt
tllhuttng toward its funds. if lluno
van wishes to speak on i ‘.’l question
after election. I will be glad to heroin
motiate hnn. The live Democratic
candidates from this st’atc were ple’lg-
ed at caucus to vote ugainat the iirr
demood bill. Yet. when they found
thelnaelvcs with. the minority party.
they turned around’and cast their
votes in favor of it. How can you
trust such men‘.’ The Democrats. as
their greatest argument. say that the
President knpt us out of war. Do
they lnl‘ertllat Lincoln. Washington
and McKinley were tutti tut-n? Do
they mean that Americans are ttravena
cowards and are too mud to fight?
Prior to the war. 6. men walked
the utrcets 6'. Bridgeport and this wet}
a
that Iix months after the Underwood
I‘M-if! out but bemoan-ill a“ noun
'l'hgre is nothing so terribly.
3lu- trivtt due ("will
’ '\ p! miei‘tttl tertfieniv on thw m2.
iilii"i it“ ill. iiiti‘lD‘li
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up his “title. 'illc ottt‘ ht re \w‘lkh at
odd jobs and earns more man he ct-uio E . . .- -. ll '1‘
ill ht: nuttw Laud. shrewd .\nlr~rica:r l‘t’Mmfl "he ‘ ~ . ‘ r...
cum to mm and a“ m“. n he ;slt.andidales inlet In five (mm mm.
a iilliie harlot. lie all), 3...; Th... 6ily‘n‘nd tit ease" ‘ ‘ f H .1 f
tat. him I ill kill work at knite in.“ , l‘o l"\\ll‘.l: ‘tr .... _‘~ 0 ~u if. .t t,
ut'uttttii'u '.' .lov pav il‘lll Iii! bath. .l... ltr' “Ho tell-Hui ne._.,..-.
1. . .o ‘. - i -‘i} .. - .. \\"ii ll. ‘v"lit‘"
twgw. he its in nlng' at i:.. pl‘vr‘ n is.“ l .i.in.. l ..t
Spellinr '3} \‘ Hit"
dictation ...
i‘laM :lllihll“‘iit 'ncltittlzi-z loin:
do Mon
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t’ln'qtlyillt‘fitl. ltt- alarms and the’1 “I -' - \‘ ‘-
Alutrloan gm: ti Uncle 5 'u and l..
i-l‘m ‘lluclc Sun. I want you to put -
a tariff on knives coming: into this
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cluun‘r'.‘ tr? ‘tl: t\lii bring the cost of 3-; ~\\'titiuw old i» tal'rr lit-int:
iomisu unites upon their entrance; read i‘.‘ examiner) . ..... .i
here on to what it will cost us to umke‘ l 1-ilt-“rxttr; printed report. 5
in. at mid at up some time pay high ' lhne :il w\;it.~t£e..ee fliili trailer];
‘1”.le Uncle Sam agrees, and klilil‘di l’etsonel luster... titarac or mini
{mid-1...; [tr-til: up. Now titE‘S lll~" reputa‘ion ,. . . ...... 2n
forpiu" "mum raise the price of ilifiz'v' “er-vitality lulu! it‘fii). . .. 20
knives when he sells them here? HP il- l‘hyieul fi‘|::-.~.~ (physician's
most certainly doo- not. He gets along. (prufimlp) _______________ 30
with less protits and pays the in out tr __
of his own pocket." t 100
At this luncture. Mr. Schoontuaker
highly lauded Congreoemnn [-2. J. Hill
and decimal hint to be one of the
gmtelt man in the House of llupre-
aentatives today. .
lie then wont on describing. the
. Candidates lllllb’i attain at leasi 5t]
per cent. on at in»! three ml the first
four subjects. At least 70 per cent.
.lllllli be attained on each of the sub.
Elects 5 to 8. and an average on all sub
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each~~if they had lto~dled ol llls‘hotne ,.
’ armory the American Band rendered
era Me evenln
continued for some Wu,
by Edwin mun . ‘
whitest: town“ bommlttee. diam»
intmd
halinpar the middle of the floor. and
war llandaontcly decothd with Amer-
ican flags. and portraits of the var
loua candidates.
Parade Started About Eight O'clock.
After working for tome tltnc
ranging the various lines, the
u the war broke out. bullpen-plotted
.ltp ln that city a it there woulplonty.
got work. And sill tho- Democrats
‘cl-Iitu that the prosperity watt due to
r itilc wise lll‘ial of the present adminis-
“" tmlion and not the nor. find as a
m“".llnnl word. I will lily that Hill will
chain of the procession. who Wel‘t‘
John 1). mine and George G. ltich-ififl; gfiiggmc’iingzhit’i: “mu“ "m
lnond succeeded in getting the column Song. in Jul” Gaul-on.
under way.-t1bout eight o'clock Wheni
. ' . - on G rrlson rendeml two sot a
tilt start was made the marchers Were i aniluiiolll :ere received with thc ”all:
hncd‘up in the following order. lest enthusiasm K
‘1 . 'ihrup itiutomoblloo~Tho llrut nut-l ‘ The lntrodueilon of the Hon. Eben.
:tnz); co‘ntlu neg Messrs (art A. Horne”, J. Hill was made bv Mayor Har-
monln‘ it‘ll; '1; "ll‘illl."l~l‘;l‘;u§; l “m“ “m" “’”’°’“"“’ “W“ ‘"
Murphy. Charles H. Dllworth and (‘ol- i 3353““; included W prontilc at a
0nd 9W“: F‘ “WNW” l Conant-man Hllt Talk.
Jo)", I) ‘33:" :llllréthals . ' i Mr. Hill was received with intense
‘ ‘ ’ a L “"5" “- Rmh' enthusiasm undo bunch of the “young.
‘or set" over in one corner rendered
in original song in honor of the cunt
mond
ldldlte. which brought down the house.
American - Band
Flrst Ward Marchers.
l The text of Mr. Hill‘s speech was
we follows:
(‘aptain C. lrvlng Bylnxton
l-‘uurth Ward Mai-chem.
Captain (‘lartnce E. Fennimati
l’olish Republican (‘lub of Winnlpuuk
Colored chubllcun Club
Captain William H. Fisher
- Rotvayton Fife and Drum Corp
Hungarian Republican Club
Stephen Dokus Captain
Italian Republican Club.
Philip Casteliuno. (‘aptnin
East Norwaik Drum Corp
Captain Philip ll. Fielding
Fifth Ward Marchers,
'F‘ifth Ward Monitors.
Captain Edwin W. Godfrey
Automobiles
Crowd Grew Studily u the Pro:
Gallon Paraded.
As the marchers paraded down
Railroad avenue to Monroe sire-tit. up
South and North Main streets. and
West avenue, to the Hour Square and
Congressman E. J. lllll was also
heard from duff“ the evening and out.
of courtesy to the speaker of the
evening. Mr. schoonmnker. made his
talk very brief. 86 sold that ho was
proud of the magnificent audience
that gathered in'the Armory and that.
it .comnelletl a man iO‘tSpt‘ak. '
"i remember 20 years ago." he said.
“the large-number thntzpacked Lynes'
Hull. They crowded the. wholevhoutse.
A man walked in and. taking off his
hat and coat. he sat down in a chair
and held thematic of people spellbound
for two hours. And that man was
Mr. Schoontnaker.
i remember another gathering in
Lockwoods Hall‘at «which aid for tho.
findering was begged from the «people
of this city. Hundreds werelin dew-z
tutc circumstances. and the meetinx
return. amidst the greatest enthug. ~ ‘ '
, occurred in themkldlecf onemocrntlo
figiggmgsembtm ‘3 "‘0 “RIO?! administmtlcn. I remember. two yearn
ng rateadlly in numbers.
The entl're. circus seat sections Were
reserved foetus parallel-s by the ot-
flcers of the meeting. and by night
thirty neatly favor-y ,other Beat tinclud‘
lng those in“ the gallery were filled.
Band Played Stirring 'l’unc: .u the
Waited. .
ago. after the. ill-cttiintlzmonthc of 3tho
present administration, another ma.
meeting in dignity ,Hall, and appeal.
for aid went forth from the meeting
throughout the wholeclty in the name
at't-lnmnntty. \And‘ this was about six
months after-the passingmt the the
derwood “Tariff “Low.” *
Mr. Hill concluded by reading the
communication which he had received
from the committee. in charge of the
relief work. He praised the whole
‘ Crowd-
WlliLe_ waiting for the. spénkers of
the evening to appear, after the mem-
bers of the parade had entered the
several
patriotic . selections that Republican ticket and urgedcvsry one
brought the huge crowd to its feet to vote a straight ticket on nextTuea~
amidst thunderous applause. ' day. ' L ‘
Applause Terrific A. Speaker; Mount-
odthe Stand. -.
Upon the anpedrance of the speak-
. g and the numemuar
viceeprecidents who limo flied up onto
the glands. the moors of applnuse f
the crowd broke forth ' adult:
As the cpeuker concluded his brief
but heartfelt address; the applause was
deafening. , ‘ . .
The principal” npaalrer of the even-
‘Felix‘x. schoonmaker. the protea-
tarlfl man: was then-tintraducetl
the audience, by Mayor Hautrom,
midst n mangled outburst of cheer-
lncnntl aunt ‘ ‘
v .dlre ' Adam t,
Mr. schooalnltker‘cpo‘h very inlet-V
‘ and interestingly onthe tariff
and! , ltt‘pttrt as follows: . .
Hr. Wanamaker: in till. speech,
«Inaugural! upon-the tlritf.
Meeting
noun“: '
cw 0t» y entrance
mun antic-3min“ Town
The meeting was formally.
d E. Crowdcbul
tint Appropriately worded
pupil. thy , Indiana:
film
‘ Ml
- . an: 1mm: in; DoWitt."Nyrtlii
V” arbitrarily-gum lien
jlectii of at least Tl) per cent. in ottln'
workings of tat-Wt not" and vividly to not on the eligible "m.
showed why the South was not in favor lcltlon Must Be Filed Prom fly.
of it. He declared m“ the reason Arrow" to get into this test an: be
wit} the southern ntutea did not start in line for “Momma“ your “mm”
imanufltcturcn in ”I": first place. 1 “.a? lion must be made on blanks furnish.
that they were “”5 that lit; cutter ed by the commission and must be
iwould grin I Taste of working lit" filed in their office. room 73. Capitol
:fiezr‘zngulgould rebel BKEIIN e on or before noon of Saturday. Nov
u...
g}lii:rli;xt:xll‘lgltlogit iii: 3333:1343: of ”$24“ application carefully and coili-
watchos. and allowed the effect olpm- D B‘itli: pen and hill for use at test.
tot-live tariff upon lillfl industry. .He . STA F (t V l ‘ RV (‘lv‘
cold "A number of years ago. the; TC. ii I. all t. .
uly watches in this country were; OMMISSIOSI. .
turziupa and these cost no much that Room 7o. oapit‘ol.
only a wealthy man could afford to. Hartford, (mm.
own one. The great attractions in this- - »-»- ———————
‘country brought htindmds of»8wiuer-'MIU< Pnooucens
land watch «Junkers here. and Ameri‘ ‘ ‘W_ANT MORE MONEY
can capital. seeing a chance to curl a' HARTlORU, My. 2.--—About set-an.
new industry. inquired if they would,l.v milk producers and {apnmrs may.
work at their old trade. They usenc stem at n lnoeflnxr 1,. up. Capitol. y...
cd if they would receive the hllh ierday. to organize an ilsvtt-iafiup cn-t
wages which wore, paid at that time. the purpose of securing better pricctl
Now. in order to compete with the for for milk. clmmvt 1., Stmjflqm, pg;
cign WNC“ made by “he“? 1'33""? “‘9 Woodbridgc. presided. Former Rop-
manufacturer nun-it. have some protec- resentativc it. Wadsworth address
lion and so he goes tollncleiSam and ed the meet: m .t some length in an,"
as“ him to ‘put it tariff on watchers .port of the organization. He said
which would offset the high cost of farmers were not getting the price
labor. Uncle Sam does this and one they should receive form“ and “L
more thriving industry was started. vised on association. Secretary Pet-
Watches are no longer large turnuptt, “a of the New England Milk Produ-
h‘" are nmalland keep uoollentitime.’ ccrs’ Association. said the milk our-x.
In conclusion, Mr. Schoonmnker tion was becoming a serious one in
urged every .redehlooded man to :vote New England. In the province of
for the Republican ticket and for the Quebec. '(Ttlnada. lhcrc were more
protective tnriti'. Attire close ofhis cows than in all the states of Now
speech, he received one of the finest England. i
demonstrations of applause ever unln- 'S. Ma Buckingham. of \l'atertmvn.
ed in this city. 8 . Deputy Dairy~ Commissioner Fran p.
Upon‘theooncluaionnf Mr. cacon- ‘Holt, or ‘Snttthington, and F_ C. Wm.-
maker's brilliant and :enthuciastlcatly Mr. of Norwml‘ WM) appointed a
received ”mam Mayor ‘Hau‘m eoutmlltee. on organization.
called for three cheersfar Mr. Schoon‘
:pialter. three cheers forthelocalxan-i
didates. three for the flop. 1%. a. :Hill.
nnd‘three for the standout ting. , whey
were given with a will.
Ushers for the olfair were Thomas
C. unicorn. Herbert O: ~Pollard. Alger-
non Scarlett. Otlatil‘lt‘oll. Charles E.
Kellogg und Ralph Arnold.
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BURlAL .aueattss RAISED. .
NEW ‘YORK. Nov. tit—The. European .‘
war is held responsible for the. increasei
in the coat .of burial supplies and a:
consequent .advancc announced today 5
by undertaken for funeral servicesti
Owing to the war, it was said, "un-
Ehe following vice—presidents in re' damn“. 'h“'dw“'°"”““me plates
, - . . .nnd cabin handles-ébas risen in price
:nefefgsw the “WM“ ““3 ‘ °, from 20 to 40 pct-cent... due to the fact.‘
' ‘ the Simply men claim. that the chem-t
. First Ward—iii; ghxgflgg ‘E‘ifi‘egf tools used to .glvo the nickel affect is
C' “99192?!“ illi- Chgrloa F not now being imported. it. is estifi
Adams. J" 31p. 0e01,“: ‘D Russell. mated that even the cheapest coffins:
gig"? 11° 'Dr ASH Buldwin H. cost 85 more. iha‘n formerly.- '
- - “FD 7' 'o ‘m-hn ond‘é ,' Wholesale dealers in burial sup-
; 1P ”1"“ gtezmehm'es (healer 'Hyittt: plies have. notified underlaitersl
“13:: 03:9 - ‘S‘amu’ol Lyn” Fred throughoutdhe. city of a general all:
wafidgghf£:'§firgrv'gfigfi 33:24:31: dhiigiiakers are consid"
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. . . ering the advisability of . out it;
51:33:“ Fiviiiinii’d.‘itm?§£ryhfi upon a campaign in favor of c tt-i
nadir. Judge Jobeph 'lR. Taylor. Sam- ”“0““ __. ‘ ' - ‘ .
not. 'ttocdn'er. John J. ,Cuneo. . Morris
Ehrlich, Philiptmutcllmo, Stephen
Will.“ H. Flatter. Frederick
, Cranial: 70. Hegomnn.
‘0 M“ H. Vonbufzh'. Herbert
attention. and Matthew carbon.
m Mud—Philip lie-Fielding, an:
i
‘ rate ANpt-‘ivc can-rat l
'DON’TJHSQ THIS». Cut out this'
allp.‘ienclose' live cent: to Foley &
00.. e835 Shemetd Ave. .Ohtolgo. nt..‘
writing your puma and addrens clear. _‘,
ly. You willreceivc in return altrlal
‘. packs.» militants Foley’s‘Honay.
W837 ' unwound. regurgitation.
it‘
To outset the '
l"
‘i 1Q; Efiuitfi
FOOD VALUE
Frishic’s Pies
dessert. Sold at all
tiOJ-t .~. Try them
‘-
George W. Coffin;]r.
UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Bolder: Place. Nomad: =
Phone I“; --
Laly Amndant
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Mil lain s the Cake . . .
Sometimes my Ilia gels mad at me
When she wants errands done,
‘Cause 1 don’t like to leave my play
And think too much of fun.
But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice .to me.
Son can't you go to five Monroe
And get some cake for teal .
l alters speaks up Just as quick
And perlite as can be—
I’d love to go to five Monroe
And get some cake for tea.
The Banner Bakery I
Tel. 857 ‘9
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the New science
uFFtNtTION Ol- oHIROPRAC'HG
Chiropractic la the dtnnition of tho
cause of the disease ' 7 the art at
adjusting the cam '
by a wrcpch. tlv“
back. Even if. ’~ in childhood
ft createz. plnche , ' res and pain in
later .life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
-iisca.tc. and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve 0y». . , .
«ms in your body. Female trauma .- '
i;i\en specmi attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never rut-rt
gllillg tho.- Chiropractor a chance to '
help you
\lalzztetlc
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i. Egancu, l). C. .
s4 Wuhlngii‘on st. So. tumult. Com.
(induct: from Palm" School.
"'meo- «not
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treatments given tho.
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ENVIRONMENT l8 IVERYT
to the woman of refinement. Now,
‘ dearer to n woman‘a beefithonlii
handful borne tastefully furnished. I!“
”I'll come to on profit we: Japan} x
line annuity ‘wnltwerundm ‘
how mu m banality your belief
mncmlnat coat. Our-prices Mir! «-
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