't3~:'4§-W . 5:03:52“? «:oo°« . 0 90:00?” -) O'Ot O O In Ohio, Governor O. O O ment.” 0 O .00.“ 0 WWW 11.111111 , w mums-wwwtm Lest D e Forget 1914 You know that business was good 1n 1912 and the early part of 1913. Woodow Wilso and a Democratic Congress came into power on March 4th,1913. The Wilson-Undeerod tariff bill was passed 1n Cctober, 1913. Business immediately began to show signs of stagnation and recession. In New York, Governor Glynn when thousands were working for 10 cents an hour, sent a special mesaageto "Public attention has been forcibly turned to the fact that a large number of men are unable to find employment. During the past Fall and Winter the For the man who is not sincerely anxious to secure work the public has 111! sympathy For the man who is anxious to work but cannot find employment the State has sympathy and a ve At Indianapolis, the Central Labor Union issued a circular. part of which is reproduced in the following facsimile: tothe New York Legislature' m which he said: problem of the unemployed has STAY AWAY Discourage All Who Are Thinking of Coming to This City. Again we advise you-Stay away from Indianapolis. Wi Iis sent a special message to the Legislature. in which he said: .-I have no desire to dwell on the unhappy industrial conditions existing in Ohio and other States. Nevertheless the loot remains that thousands of able bodied young honest Signed: Approved by Indiana )olis C. L. U lanuary 25, 1915. and ordered distributed. Labor papers please copy. When this message appeired in the Ohio papers it was accompanied with the comment that the industrial conditions then prevailing were worse than at any tune since the Thousands of Men Are walking the Streets Every Day Looking for Work. Arthur Miles, David Erbleding, C. C Barber, L. A. Barth, Sec'.,y Committee When This War Is OVer ever thoughtful man knows that Europe will no longer need to buy from us the“ quantities °f gm Therefore the work required to make them m“ not exist ‘ in to manufacture goods to soil to us at prices based glow wages just as they did during the it: TO VOTE A STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET FIRST-0n emerirg the booth pull the unodtn I11: ndlc curtain Iev e top over to do right as 1111 as it will go. SEf ONE—Pull the top lever, which's 1s right until bell rings, then lot 211. THIRD-Tull the curtain lever back again as far as it will go urthermorc, the mil‘ions of men who are now in the armies of Europe will go back into the factories and again beg " months after the passage of the Underwood tarifi bill There never was a nlanier proposition. 0 If on Tuesday yo1 vote for Wilson you will vote in favor of restoring at the clc so of the European war the same industrial conditions in .8. If yOu vote for dughei you will vote for a protectiVe tariff that will Prevnt a return of such conditions. We are for the full dinner pail after the war. 3 We are for continuing the smoke from our factory chimneys when we no longer manufacture munitions. 5: War. 1s °§° 3: President Hughes will want a Republican Congress :0 3. and Senate behind him when he becomes President, to at 1h .0 g . 1:: frame a new tariff law. Vote for George P. McLean for U. 3 .0 ' . .§. S. Senator and Ebenezer .J. Hill for Congressman. ee ::«’« ’«f »:«:«:«2« 90:» 2» ’09?» “90$on”... 00:00:»: 00:». ° 9:»:90 :edo’u:«°«:«:«:ee:«: “’99. «:09 :«zuftvszeozoe b— o 00'» so :60’ ,v.¢ 0 O o o .. ' 06.4 '0” O’M‘e°%”.“o ”3“.” ”:“Mo’ 90:»: 00’ ”a .0 :M°eo be: ”zoo: »:«:«: u» «:09. #11:. 0;”:eozee: . steadily grown more acute. ry real cancern " . men and women are out of employ— Cleveland panic of 1893. this county that existed at the time the war broke out the Repubfican lever, to ‘i \ Edward Kaiser, of Summit avenue. has secured 11 position with the Nor- wulk Hardware Company. in Main street. 4 The 'l‘rlnily Young Mons’ Club min- . lirels will hold :1 rehearsal this e1" cninn, after which tickets (or the. performance will be distributed. Amour: the 'Norwalk residents who witnessed Co‘.g.1to‘s defeat by Yale Saturday. in the Yale bowl were Ho- ward Comrtock, Arthur Riley and Frederick Wilcox. Members of the city council and the Republican Town Committee were among the Norwulkers who at. headed the big rally inBridgeport .Saturday evening. The members of the council made the trip as guests of Councilman Murphy, 111 Mr. Mur- pliers automobile. Open house will be observed to- morrow night, at both the Norwalk and the Nutmeg Clubs. Refresh menls will be served and full election returns will be received. A special wire has been installed In the Non- walk Club and the Postal Talmud! Company will' render telamhio ser- vice. 111112111 has been arranged. I ..-.‘ M A big 111111» is mpmlml 1111.1 Friday The Jolly The held its weekly dance “ill 1111110 11) Noluulli. 11' of 1‘111111111111 Tllilt, 1111- guests “as wry successful. .‘(o. 11‘.’ \ 1urkc) , Wm. ._ slllmrr will 111- scrim. The weekly dance held In the Town ' ' r" "- Assembly 111111 by 1111- Grace Brothers TI)" l‘I‘P‘llInl‘ \\'1‘1‘ki_\' Inn-111w of Our “:18 largely flilt‘ndt‘d Saturday 8V1" lliothcrs' Lodge N1). 111.], (1 O. l". nng. m-..» MM 111 held this 110111111: 111 “11‘ lodgei rooms in \\ nll streoi.llo111inc busi-. ness will be transacted. ”Sr-1‘ Charlie Chaplin 111 "Ono A.‘ PL," 111 The ltegcnl today. ‘ i "W“ l “The ‘ return by special 1'111111151 oi" Clara Kimball Young in night. 11111-11 11111 Dunbury lled Men Saturday evening ‘n trion Hall and 11 work of pminr; Burritt 1111111ws The Street Department beach the avenue Sat .urday. The work will be rushed to oonmletlon. 1., -Tho return by special request of l Clara Kimball 'mon 1.1111" 111 the Beaumont Friday, Nor have the destructive disorder l’yorrhczi 10. Young in ‘Tlio Com Application (or the. reconsidering oi . 11110. [11111111 01' the proposed ornamental The Third Dis-11101 Republican Club lighting system in South Norwalknylll Mn“. (Yum-1 will hold a rally 1liis evening in its soon be brought to the attention 011110 mon Law" 111 1110 11111111111. Friday. Nov.:quarlers on East Washington street. Public Utilities Commission. Since the 10. lciul time will follow. to The upiou‘n Republican headquart- ers will be open tomorrow l“'1‘llillt’:‘,: mllrollu-r and the public is inVilcd to use them . send Dr. at any time. Election roturnc \I'ill 1111111 will be received at that place. \1119 for 1. West I). Robertsori. is Louis lllilzcr. of Norwnlk, enjoyed oi Election returns will be receiied by; Lodge members, it you trlct Commissioners 3 Business will be disposed of and 11 so commission refused to allow the sys- m to put 111111 operation, Jho incom— 3 material has put. lilo Second Dis- 10 some. embar- to the legislature. rasment in 1111: taking care of 11. Ah you do for a Physician? tomey. William Tammany. however at present preparing papers and it Is, hoped that they will be brought 1an the attention of the Public Utilltlus‘ a specially Installed wlro tomorrow fishing trip Saturday attor the palat- Commission shortly. evening at the Catholic Club. An oy- able mackerel. .\lr.Blitzcr had exceede stor supper “ill be served to the menu £111eg good luck and caught 11 large bers of the club and an enlerlalu- number of mackerel. ~--- 1 Local people are very much inter-i estcd in tlic Kunz-Bmwn fight which is to be held in New Haven this Mr enlng. It Is estimated that over two . hundned fight cnthuslastics will loun: being made by local comnnttoes to ney to that city by 1111111 and automo‘ get the VOW" ‘0 the Wm and ‘0 the» H o 10 al lo battle station in order to insure their vat!bile and see I C I y , I. 111:. ‘ J The Bridgeport factories will not open until 8 o'clock tomorrow on ac- count of election. Arrangements are Advertise In the Sentinel. into thinking DON’T BE FBBLEB are safe from burglars and fire when they are hidden in some secluded corner in the attic. The only safe place for them is In a Fire and ‘ Proof Vault. We Have Vaults oi this that 1your money and valuables Advertise in The sentinel. M..— S-H-O-E-S OF THE VERY LATEST FALL MODELS For Men, Women and Children. The display' is a most attractive one embracing a gusto er variety of all grades than we have ever shown. We Are Headquarters for 1* osiery M CONNEALLY I‘I WASHINME'ON "I!” Special Sale at 131' l Many Persons Have gums that blood easily. loose or sent isltlvc teeth—at times a discharge of pus from around the roots or thei tooth—11nd yet do not realise that they lOIoolarls. Gradually the sums to- §cedc,1ho teeth become loose. sore, and in time are lost; while the pus charge pollules the breath, and being swallowed causes 'scrlous digestive troubles. A little. care given at the properl time will prevent the spreading of thisi condiiion to ilio healthy teeth and re? store tho affected ones to useful or- gans. Do not delay this matter too. long. Dr. J. H. Mallory-1 :I So. Main 81., 8:1. Nov-walk. Conn. i lundlyl by appointment only. l i Hounfla :11 1:159. 111.: Itosp. m1 1 81 BRACKEN raccoon» was TROLLEY HITS MOI. HACK. rostrum), 11111., Nov. c—rgo, girls were probably fatally hurt, and' Waive other schoolchildren 11-11110 car on Portland. division of the 111111111 Traction 0qu I“! of Indians crashed into a school: back at come. southwest of hers, Petu- Knuth. driver of the; . taboo] back. was I0 severely hurt our hubrbeehuuabre tomato-state no: J—vfi CVIKUCI LAWYER MOT. l ‘ CONTRIBUTIONS T0 PARTY mutual 111111.121. an GOVERNOR MARCUS fl. “0141;301:111, Republican Candidate for lie-Election. , b -_.- WASHINGTON. Nov; 11-1111 financial claim party 1111111 the House today tlons of ”4.558 expenditures at showed that and had been in New Yo:- 111.111.111.11. the Ioelal eta hm v
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