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Acting
I T0 round out Hartford's conven-
tion week. the prohibtiton party will
have its stats convention :11 Jewell's
IHall in the Y. M C. A..Ju11e 28 and
I29 starting on the evening of June
. 28“ and lasting through the follow
ing day It is 11 big year for the
party. as the Federal prohibition
amendment to the constitution. will
come below the Connecticut General
Assembly {01' ratification or rejection
‘ in 1319.21111! at this convention the
battle lines will be decided upon for
-' this state.
53 WM 38‘.“ There are many members of the
Party who do not favor putting :1
1‘95. 121. prohibiiton ticket in the hold at all
I this year, but believe the party should
' concentrate its smarts on the elecv
tion of members of either major
party who declare themselves in la-
"01' of the amendment. This wing
Iof the party does not believe, with
other issues at. stake, the party has
I any more chance of electing its ticket
Ithis year than it ever has. and that
the but chance of having Connecticut
declare for the prohibition amendment
I will be in the election of its advocates
ntbo other parties.
The other wing or the party. how-
. ‘
People from this section of the slntol
who formerly motored to Brewster,”
N Y.. to tak? advantage 0‘ the 1ll'i'lll‘Iever believes that an entire ticket
should be put in the field. and that
this is the year to fight it 0111.11 is
pointed out. however, that p1 Olllblllon
sentiment in Connecticut has appa-
rently been on the decline for‘the lastI
dozen years
A condition far ilom harmonious
rules of fare on the Hs1lem railroad in'
going to New York, now find the fare
to New York from that city only 11
little less than from this city by the
Nev. Haven mud. The only way to
make any malei 1.11 saving in a journey
to New Yolk is to leave the train “I exists among the temperance advo-‘s
ca es
New Rochelle and take a. trolley GUI fled party have failed and the result
irom there to the subway terminal “Its their forces are split into several
the Mount Vernon-New York line
saving of about fifty cents is effected I lhal chairman of .licmle 1V1Ihlbition
In this way, but except for the Der't committee, 11.011 in March tocstart aI
tral organization in the collecti-
son to whom time is less an object ' can
cut Dry Alliance Several of the larg-
than money, it is hardly economical. l er temperance 01 gaulzatlons. notably
as it takes about an hour and a half Ithe Connecticut Union and the Con-
long to reach Forty- second streel.-.— 'nectlcut Sunday School Association.
Danbury News. declined after several conferences. to
f“ ‘5' ' tionnl organizafidu which aimed to
A special effort ‘90 bind t‘)3"9m‘3rIll,lve. control of the entire prohibi-
fraternally women or; Scottish blood is Ition tight to the prohibition pollll
being made. F01 this no pose a. mean 01111i party. andlthev also scentfdp the
‘ w be “(.1 Fxld eve JWIln cones of 119 new 'at one arty
211““; p m 13.11.11.311 SImgiom.s' in 11. and .1111 not like 11. The 111-
’ ‘ .' ‘ ’ ‘lisnce. was organized, but up to date
Hall. 13 Mom street, Norwalk, Conn. has (filled in its purposa of allying
Without the cooperation of those of
the various fact one.
Scottish blood, our plan to organize
Mr. Iiohenlbn said that. the Nation-
"The Daughters 0; Scotia" may my; :11 Party will have a convention in
Come and bring your friends.
Hartford on July Fourth. and at that
time it will be decided whether the
new party will also put its ticckt into
Clocks, good wedding present Br'ands Ithe field in («onnpmmw The Damage
of the nine] 1m, uill be to determine
A warrant is out all Stamford for the sentiment fer emit a move and to
the arrest of Colonel Charles W ch- 91““ ‘1 campaign That makes three
drie once commander of the Fourth I Organizations The Connecticut Tom-
regiment C N G for assaulting and the National pally, each conduct-
his wife. M18. llcndrie broke heuleg ing 11 separate campaign on the pro
in a scuffle with her husband She llibition amendment lssuo
is in the Stamford hospital ColonelI Chairman Holmmhal said
Hendrie, once wealthy, is said to
have dissipated a comfortable for—
tune in the last eight or ten years.
d”...—
yester-
the platforms adopted by either the
Republican or Democratic party
whether the prohibition party makes
up 1111, independent ticket.
Wedding Rings ”'50 lo 39' Brand-s. until after both have adjourned so
they can study these platforms, and
act accordingly. On June 30. the Sun-
day following the convention. the pro-
hibition party will have a mass meet-
ing at the Princess Theatre, and will
have for its speaker Congressman A.
W: Barkley, of the First Congression-
al District of Kentucky. the author of
the bill now pending to prohibit the
use of foodstuffs in the manufacture
of liquox'S. "Wartime Prohibition"
will be his topic. '
Sex gt DaVld E. Putnam who is re-
1101 ted to have brought down five Gei-
man aeroplanes in one day, June 10,
making his total to date thirteen. Gen
mums. and who is called the “American
ace of aces," is 11 direct descendant 01'
Israel Putnam the Revolutionary hero
for whom Putnam Hill in Greenwich
is named. The house on Putnam aVe-
nue from which he started on his
famous ride, is used » today as head-
quarters for the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
of the National party on July 4.
, The Westohesté’r County horse show
Is one of- the big June events for out- I
door sports. Peicy A. Rockefeller 01
Greenwich is one 01! the directors.A
number of horse lovers in this sec- .
' tin have made important entries, not '
11ny Charles D. Laniar of Greenwich.
whose entries number forty three
Percy. Rocketellcr exhibits under the ‘
name of Wyanoke Farm. and has en-
tered a number of fine hunters The
proceeds of the show will be given to
the Westcheater branch of the nod
«cross. ‘
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1 FAREWELL PARTY
er of ceremonies.
speech and presented him with s trav-
eling bag and Wearing apparel useful
to a 'soldier
gifts and said he always would ’9‘.
Imember his friends kindness. and said
he could always try and become the
soldier they expect him to be.
York c ty caterer.
Ta1'.button of Maryland; Mr and Mrs.
New York city: Mrs. Jack MacDiamed.
Morton and son, Mr, and Mrs. James
I both Conley.
Several efforts for a big uni- I
A different campaigns. E. L. G. Horton-I
I join the alliance. but a new constitu~I
Ipemncc Union. the prohibition thirty
day that it Would depend largely on,
'l‘heir'I
state convention has been put, over.
The next move will be on the part .
" allot a Reminder-M '
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nor. am,
Fred Rooney, Henry Olsen Joseph
I Barry Frederick Lynch. Left Councis.
Arthur Casey, Abe Tarlov, Peter Gal
lighan, Vincent Sweeney Thomas Mor-
1111in Joseph MacFarland,Edwa1d
hie-Sally, Dennis Collie, Harold Lynch
Edward Sheehan, William O. Grady,
t harles Lindeberg.
Masters Carrol Cousins, Willis,
James and Kenneth Morton, William
Horton. William and Elmer Stools and
honored guest. John Silk.
FOR JOHN SILK, J R.
(manned From Pm ow I
Peter Gallighan, who acted as mast-
in behalf of Mr
.‘Silks friends, made a creditable
M1. Silk accepted the
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