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'orwalk attorneys were to Bridge
port today attending short calendar,
The Central Labor Union met for;
routine business last evening. j the enemy," interrupted
l‘rt rot-tiling: Attorney (‘ramer ii.
Bes’emsn has resumed his duties af-
ter a brief vacation.
—Dancing at Arion Hall, Saturday
evening. Music by Svecs orchestra.
Tickets 23 cents.
South Norwalk Lodge, No. 529. Loy-
al Order of Moose, met last evening.
and made plans- for rciass' initiation
to he held in the near future.
Star of Columbia Circle. Compan-
ions of the Forest, held a meeting 'last
evening,..nt which numerous applica-
tions for membership, were received.
A card party and social time followed
the business meeting.
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. Lodge I’etrio‘Amicca. Sons of ltulv,
will hold a class initiation on Sunday.
at which time delegations from out
of town lodges are expected to be pro.
sent and the Grand Officers will be en-
tertained.
The Bridgeport police telephoned to
the local police that Mildred ‘Remson,
of this city. had been picked up by
thine in company with a sailor and
that she was to be sent home on the
first trnin.
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Workman were busy today repairing
the brick~pavement in upper Main
street. The bricks were taken up in
several places some time ago for the
purpose of thawing out frozen water
pipes, and since that time many auto-
mobiles have narrowly avened broken
springs when the machines hit the dc
pressions in the payement. The re-
pairs are greatly sifprociated'hy al
auto owncrmwho drive their cars our
the thoroughfare. ‘
—'l'lte dance to be held in Arion] Stats Ssnator.
Hall Saturday night is for the benefit' Harvey q. Bissell o, Ridgedcid.
of the Hungarian ' Reformed Church.-
The Jolly Six ask their patrons to at-
tend the dance and help the good work
all.
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Private Fredrick Howard, of the
AustralianCansdian Overseas forces.
will speak at Trinity Cbtirch‘on Sun-
day evening about the fRed Cross work-
,9}! and near. the firing line. Mr. 30-
ward has seen service both on the Gal-
itpolt front and also in Murders. He
‘has been wounded five times. He
speaks under the auspices of- the Atlan-
tic Division, of the Red Cross Society.
This service is one arranged com-
memorate the first anniversary our
going into war. Public invited.
h. .‘ws ~ av.\- was my.
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Tpress and free speech. Senators
1ensbie the administration to supp-ear
‘ .ator Johnson. "1 was astonished when
. iCrcei wouldn’t have. gone to the pan-
Removed to
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Objections were hast-d. not upon.
the general purpose of the. bill. but!
moon the danger of its being interpret-i
ed and used as a “gag" upon free
‘frankly expressed the fear it would
lall crLticism against the conduct of
the war, even though intended with
the most patriotic purpone.
I Senator Johnson, of California, voic-
ied the most vigorous protest. charg-
Iiug‘ that it not only would prevent
' utterance oi critic’sm against the ad
{ministration but would even forbid a
.man to think criticism against the of-
ficials in power. -
Antonibsd When Hsc Read it.
i ”i never could and never would vote
for such a measure." declared Sen-
,l read it."
i Senator Lodge. of Massachusetts,
declared the measure was loosely
‘drawn.
; “This bill won't. touch it single spy."
paid Senator Lodge. "Spies don't go
~around talking and writing,"
“1 call every one a spy: who aids
Senator
;0verman.
r "That sounds like a campaign
jspeeeh." put it Senator Penrdse.
l Senator Thomas, of Colorado. warn
;ed Senators that they might go to
Hall themselves under the pmvisions
oi the bill.
Senator Watson. of lndiana. de' '.
rnounced men “who in years past have
i scattered dragons’ teeth and made pos-
isible the‘ spirit of fibellion. in the
;country now." ’
"These men‘arc ow placed in post-
' tions of high pow r." he continued.
,“l want to not] out whether George
:itentiary if the law now before us had
the man who hasthe power to even
manufacture the news.” .
: Called Him “Sn'velling Shearer."
1 Senator Watson rend numerous edi-
. torials written by Mr. Creel in 1911 at-
}tncking the Tail. administration as a
*despotisrzt. He characterized‘ Mr.
'Creei as "n snivell'ng sneerer." and
.added “is he longer worthy for the
the high position of trust. which he
now holds? Outht not the Senate to
ask for his removal?"
i Senators Stone and Fall seemed
‘ready to sixteen fistlc bout at one
:poiht in l‘lip‘deb‘io. The New Mexico
ISenator had the floor when Senator
Stone interrupeti that, “Uncle Joe"
(‘annam on being asked recently. why
swivel chair officers Wore spurs. had
replied. “To keep their feet from slip
ping front the desk." "Would he be
liable to be placed In jail under this
‘ bill?" said Mr. Stone.
\Senator Fall rushed across the
chamber toward Senator Stone. The
Missouri ‘Senator rose. ‘
“Now, don't gel excited." urged Sen-
Iator Stone. "Please conduct yourself
in a gentlemanly manner." '
“i don't need any instruction on that
point from the Senator from Mir
souri," shouted Senator l-‘all. ‘ _
l The chair rapped vigorously. while
“the two stood glaring at each other.
Order was restored before any blows
ere struck. .
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SEEKS RENOMINATION.
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H. P. Blmll Announfis Candidacy for
state satator from the twenty-fourth
district for two terms. is to be a candi-l
r date for nomination for the third time}
‘ in a letter to a Danbury friend Mr. Bis—
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been in force rsnie time ago—aCreel."
eludes essential information concern,
MORE TO W’AR WORK g 53:) tabulated as to be of great value to;
‘ihe state council as Well as tat-ions int i
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Connrcticut's industrial survey com . gggf‘mb n ”b 0 the ”"9”” “" ‘
riled bv the committee on industrial " '. . *
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.urvey of the Connecticut State Conn ' “in 3:29)? 58;! ’53:: 1, 1‘1: ::€V;:u?|;‘f
(ii of Defense is practically complete :xd‘ i Add?!“ that Connecticut we“:
and already copies of it bare been for tiles are turning a?” production “1.;
“med to £3939“! important 5""?"3' : pat-ii: more an". inure to war work as'i
meat agenr‘_.s, among them the prion- . 1. goes along The survey shows‘
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“0° goggfigf (2;! mtizixl mltlftgisiihe impnnan‘ position which Connec l
b0” ' J. " g . e . "ticui occupies among the states as a?
“u" E‘mh 1‘ secured important "Vt-enter of essezttrtl war time induair" i
formation concerning Connecticut in: "‘i
dustry. '
The fact, that this impo
is prgcticaliiy mtnplet‘%has been re- house dresses are being shown at the
pone tot e devise to ncil by F‘nnk \' B Ryan Co's store See adv
D. Cheney, chairman of the Industrial ' ' . '
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Rant survey. hP" 59"!!! models in women’s»
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‘~ Spring Shoes for Women
All of the new models of Pumps,
Shoes and Oxfords, including many
novelties that are. sure to attract dis-
‘criminaiing. customers. '
All Kinds of Ilssicry to Match
'CQNNEALLY &- BRACKEN
It Washington“ Oontbiiorwalk.
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’IIOUSE DRESSES ‘
' Designed for worn it h V 'llhe ' t ' i
more than au-planifingvagdwdomg ladliflghggm
a" Ilium.” "hora ' t ate-.5 m
— or are in '
:fidecctgtambrsys in stringy. ycwercied sir: also-tone.
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Various st l me ' ‘ ' ‘
belt: deep. ytgs. so . made wrth the desired loose ‘
All i e dresses are particularly well finished.
~ Sizes 34 to 50.
Prices $1.50 up
The Norviralk Line
' Fast freight Service Between this City
‘ ‘ and New York.
Steamer “Marion” "-
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Freight accepted at ammonium moths-no ,
n. m. for delivery in New York at 7 a. m. the follow-
' 9‘1!ngan LeanNcw Yprk-ats (ft-lock daily.
6 MILLER e HOUGHTON
Inc.
liiell has announced that he is to be
candidateist the senatorial convention
to he. held in Danhnry next month. Mr.l
'Bisseii was the choice of the convent
tion four years ago and received the
unanimous endorsement of the conven-
ticn for renomin tion two years ago.
' The rand of Mr. Bissell for the
nomination developes a contest. as
Ham-v s Hawley of ‘Brookiield. will be
a candidate, it is generally understood,
although Mr. flawley has made no deli- i
nits announcement of his intention toi
sick the nomination. .l
— —-Variety of caps at O'Brien's.
26°. 800. as w M l
J. I. MALLETTE
in: day. Freight accepted in New York from 7:30 E
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vandal-um 30¢]!er
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. FERTILIZERS
m 1m, LAID 2mm.
fl FAVORITE mans AT WHOLESALE AID
'RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 wailinglou St.
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i save and help shorten .,
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diliéreiitlliis
s. is from all other machines—s complete light
-‘ running sewing,
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the war
live and buy War M
Stamps '
39% your quarters and
Sixteen Thirft Sta.
twelve cents
Secures a War Saving. j
Secure them at Post it”
Bank.
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‘ torn-tat. gut
‘osrmirion or cmn’ ‘
' cause of the disease and the:
.3. back. Even if done in . I
creates pinched nerves
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. The City mentioning
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RAYMOND 8r SON
Wan-stimulants. '
GetYoitr Copy of The Spring FashionBook
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The domain
NEW GOODS now in
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reins.
Tllli NEW . 2i "
Chiropractic is the dean!!!“
adjusting the same. Disease "
by a wrench. twist .or spill:
later life in the dlflerent -
Chiropnsctors remove
disease and pain. been} ‘
through harmonizing the
toms in your body- m:
given Iveoisl attention; also“
tors of the spine. You will ‘
grct giving the Chiropractor a -'
to help you. ~ _
lunatic treatments given ‘
y T. lllANCis,:'li.t .
34 Wuhinston so. 90.1% . ‘
Graduate from Falmir: ' .
amusing,
and we will rush our
right sroudd on“?
this happens in your m ,
PLUM“ .
“defective antiquated, '
or worn o havs'tis W .
sat-y I'Oplll'l or install a as?
tom of ‘
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