Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 14, 1919 · page 5

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Joseph Davis

85 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

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PLIAN PROPOSED

:alignments, clearly showing that the
E purpose of organization was to conduct
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31y ought not to sew itself up to-F'red County, Many other interesting ob-
lluxford l'Ol’ Speaker of the House. Iservations were made informally dur-
Judge Davis jogged along extending in: the private conversations.

the compliments of the season to W'hen the recess was over Judge
IGVCFYbOdy ands. it seemed he was Davis withdrew his motion. Fred Hux-
about to quit. when suddenly he said: "ford or Stamford offered a resolution
“But it is not for me to discuss mat providin’g that each towu chairman ap-
iers 0f pllllClDle and national ques~ point one member or a committee to
lions. That is for men like Mr. King prepare and submit bylaws at a further
and Congressmen Merritt, 1 am only a meeting of the organization. This res-

practical politician.” Then everyb0dyl olution was adopted unanimously.
sat _up straight to discover whether Following ll. the Rev. Mr. Phillips,
”1039 last six words conveyed a boast representative‘ of Huntington. arose
Ol‘ 8 CQDTeSSlOD- and told the men they had done the
Judgt1 Davis then went on l0 88". right thing in forestalllng an attempt
'the organization's members. In the that for the benefit of the party in Con- to create discord. He said. “I lived rm 1
Heralds complete report of the 583, necticui there ought to be a closer co.‘ about 29 years in New Haven and f:
sion‘ 8 doings is recorded as follows: lul‘”““““ between ”‘9 Republicam in know certain people hlu'e been "le3
“An unexpected attempt to sow Faiii'field (‘ounty and the Republicans for along time to inject discord into!
some more seeds of discord in the in olhcrparts of the state. lie bellev-I Fairfield County ranks it i didn't
ranks of the Republicans of Fairfleld ed there should be some 30” OT “3 'know them so well I might 111”? said
county. was met by such prompt and ham " instead of a constant “WHO“ 0" they have been praying for it.‘ About
emphatic action by John '1‘. King that 11 state. of armed neutrality. He de- this time Judge \Valsh was hotfooiingI
plorcd the way the Fairfield County it for the 4:10 train back to Green-

it failed to accomplish anything fur- ' .
[her than the creation of a wider and ““I" “"d "m" ”0’“ other parts 0‘ ”‘8 Wich.
I slain wei (- opposed to each other arm}

deeper gulf between John '1‘. King and .
'lhc unnqtawn Roraback llllman and he declared that if there. was not
lip-111' combination ‘111oi'e cohesion. Tom Spellacy would
\‘lrI King wasted no words in meet- be. elected governor for certain at his
ing the threatened attack upon the S‘I‘Iond ““0”- The “IMF”? of the
P'iil'field counlv organization but by bend of the Democratic l\1itionzri- com-
‘I . . I V n u - 1
his plain speech and manner indicated 11111110 111 blamfonl. “11>. not to be.
the unaltcruble determination to enter siill‘fcd :11 either. Republicans must 1n-
inlo no alliance with the above named MC'
uenilemen. 11nd his. fixed conviction "‘9 '
that these. gentlemen are not working . >ll2g9‘lt'tl :1 .IIII;II_IIIIIII;
for the best interests of the Republi- "‘ "“"‘f“1“"" -‘ .m
("111 p'lrly draw up :1 further commlllcc of about
His eyes flashed taunted Ull—
1111111 with the charge that only once in

.RAISES HEATED
CONTROVERSY

(Continued From Page One)

 

 

John T. King, however completely
squelched the proposition suggested
irat a committee be appointed to make

business. This has always been Mr.
King’s attitude and he has never used
his position to influence the action of

 

Everybody was getting ready to not
up and retire with the feeling 11111' the
fun was all over. when John '1‘. King
brought things up with a jerk again,
with a few remarks on good and Wei-
fare.

He addressed himself pallitulaulv lo
the trouble caused by “outsiders‘ inter
1 ferlng in local politics and mentioned

Hartford and New ”an n as examplc:
He declared attempts had hecn n1 we
in Bridgeport by “outsiders' for 911
. purpose of creating trouble. lie w'iv'n-
ed iii-1 listeners that this "out. side-1'" in-
fluence in local politics 111111 the ”1: ng

dc-cd collcl'c, etu.

T1)
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achieve desired result
Davis
:11 rclirc
l‘.‘ which would act as a son of board

:13 llc _ . .
dlrcciors 01' the Fuirficld (until)?

of

ion vears had l'llman's builiwick ”"giimm'i‘m 1111-1 bring about this n)- 11ml had brought Republican sticmvtli

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gone Democratic citywisc. and only hmmn' in Connecticut from 171.000 11111jo1'ilv to
once in tcn years hm] it gone Republll Nobody scrondrd llic 11111114111. Ior " 7.000 majority and 3“. ullcrcd 11 “3.13.1

quite :1 while.

John T. King arosc w.ill1 :1 dnnm'rolls
in his cyi- and put the motion. It
zlllli‘lldt'll lo 111:1kc llic connnilteo
1111111 from It
ulncndi-d to make i1 (1110
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of warning.

Then he sailcd into “hill he dcclarcd
was a combination of Republicans 111i
Democrats in the slate senate. ' Loni:
111 your senate as an example. he said.
' A tomblnallon has be en crcmcd lli"l't
to crush prohibition and suffrage moas~

c1111 statewise.

llis' lips curled in fine scorn when
he declared that “'indsor Locks was
Democratic except when Frank ”only
was running for office. and that while
Frank Healy was elected on the Re-
publican ticket in \\'ind:~'or Locks Gov-

211111
“'11::
coliipl‘isv 11 1-:1cl1 lo‘un.
“as >11 ondly

1111111 “pm each senatorial (llslricl

ci'nor Holcomb. running at the head of ng 1”” “H m“ “”"’"d“"‘“"‘- urea and to protccl 1-1lv.1 n poisonzll

1211- ticket was. defeated. IlIh‘In' i" ”H" 3.1””. "I“‘O‘Im" “'I‘"" interests. 1 tell you peoplc won'1
llc charged that :1 combination of “IMP“ ”"I Wis" ”n"“ know 5" “ ‘Il‘n '” stand 101' that sort of Republican poli~

Republicans and Democrats in the bulllu. M“ Kim-'1 "I”mv IIM‘I- “I“L‘Ih- “Ii" tics."

stale sen-11111111111 been purl'eclt'ul for no you lnkc 1““ clizlir. I ““1“ '” ‘liMI‘L‘V‘ Senator liisw-l of Ridgeiicld w! 11

other purposc than to crush prohibi- ”Vi" ”m" ”I" fl‘m‘I'II .ludgc “‘“i’ also stood at the speaker's 11111111 1111113

Mon measures. Suffrage mensulcs, and ”"51“"! " beautiful pink. 3”. “IN-“h l'l 1l1.l'llly white with angc :11 1L3:

support power bills for private intcrl "Wk ”“‘ "ham and ""“ryhmly 5‘” ""“k lust declaration IIl’UlIl\.\lT. Kim:

0:419." and he do-clarcd inc Republi- “”1 “ “'“m‘g IIW‘M hf” i‘ ““"l‘s'" ‘ Rising to his feet Senator lilr‘st‘l

cans of the stale wouldn't stand for ~\lr. King began to llllt' words 111111; “3111,1139 (or "3,-3.0” l “-31“. 3., up“)

 

Following Mr. X}.
threw the me-

 

12.11:.“ 5.13111. 11:11:. won-1.3: mtfi 3.-.... "Hamlin“ the Mohave. Every time be mg;
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IGERMANIY MUST

Ito buy back

'addltlon. there is to be a new thirty

 

PAY ALLIES FOR
NEXT 50 YEARS

(Continued from Page One).

 

Allies. The first instalment of 25.—
000, 000. 000 francs must be paid with-
in eighteen months, the newspaper
declares.

. Other newspapers, however. do not
mention any such change in the
terms, but all information in French
quarters agrees in regard to the
Sarre Valley. it is said that the
mines will become the adequate pro-l
perty of France, which will police the
region. which. however, will be ad-
ministered by a sort of directorate
under the auspices of the League 01‘
Nations. This directorate will con-
sist of one inhabitant of the Sarre re
gion, one Frenchman. and three noml- .
nees of the League. The regime. itl
is said will last for fifteen years. '
.when a plebiscite will be held and'
if the inhabitants elect to return to:
Germany. 111111 nation will be obliged'
the mines paying in1
gold. To carry out this task would
be no mean undertaking. say tllel
commentators especially those of‘
.the Echo De l’aris and Le Journal.
who declare it to be simply a repeii-g
tion of the Tangier regime. which:

 

 

they say has been the equivalent of
“most complete inertia.“
"Neither are the critics satisfied

with the plan for military occupation
of the left bank of the Rhine. al
though the methods to be followed?
have not been finally decided upon.
It is stated in French quaners that.
this will be entirely 111 the hands 01‘
il-‘rench troops who will guard the.
bridgeheads and railroad junction. in.

milln ncutml inllilary zone on ihc
.right bank of the n'1cr. ii is said.
Those 1W0 measures Will bc in force
but fifteen years. French troops bo-
xing progressively withdrawn as in-
;siallmcnls of the debt is paid by
’(iermany as was done by that country
lwith l-‘rzlncc in ”7].

E “ I’crtinax" writing in the Echo De
'Paris. maintains that if France in
left to “guard alone- the common~
good of civilization she ought to be
backed actively bv a defensive al-
lllfln(t‘ 1-.1111 r‘nizland :11111.\meric.i.
'wiiic l1 la «lv11riv dell luv-d in dilail."

 

111111213113 HAVE DIED Ii
BY THOUSAN nsl
‘ inontlnued from Find Page! i

stations." the report said.‘ after lun—
innv been without food fol d11ys.\\o~l
linen walk into the stations wilh dead'
babies in their arms. Young girls;

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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{10w §
Entranccs~on Main St, Fa .

Minoan. (IJonn. ',
b’aunday, April 12, 1010.

Color-stripe
new, pretty,

Summeiy little curtains of a 5. I
with snowflakes.

Made in Dutch style with a 3 1 1

With both valance and lower-3 .
islicd with tasteful fringe. ' I

And with effective ’cross stripes!“

Charming for use in bedroom; a
vice as Summer porticrcs!

01’ extra value—
Tl'ilrd floor.

Summery
woven of “1-11:

] ikc the rugs \\ oven in ( olouial f
l wins, these are. of cle- ar clcnnlv cotton

Mistake to call 111cm rugs),
strips are actually fresh and right stra .
ton mills!

H " vl‘
1.1H

Ilow ilicilv tlic ir color' are mixed.

do 11' '111'! And “but 1111 11i1' oi 1111 or 81131 .
ilm) impart.

Special pzillcrns. in blllc tau or pink

8 by 10 ft" $10 ii by 12 ft.

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1 now automobile in mind and has an ihal sort of Republican tactics very 1110121 fillllml'od Fll'lp- Th? "7-" Wm“ lhll “mime”. l (“d “"9 “In" lhc driven insane by the treatment they‘
.»11L'ed for building: a garage on his much longer. ' "VHF "H'mmWII Whip“ h“ snnlcllcd "l” llllllOl‘HS' in ”10 Ol'KflllllflllOll 0‘ ”l“ have rec led and children who are: S l
tunpeity at ::0 “'e91. Main .511ch "l 11111 ready in (111p any time." he of .llldgo' Davis" remarks. unate and HI It'll you Wh)’ 1 dld- ll 2‘“ :3::% I""“”I‘“I" “’"n ““ “‘I'l peeia C“ ,3 3
9111111 out :11 his auditors. “And l‘ll'say, "'-‘vl.\' 111111'1i 1s hcdimnu-d bv alliance. ‘was because at (‘harile Marlin. “M'- ”As an example of the “decimation" l ' '
l.. ii. Decker. painter and dut'ol'w now 11131 if it is prolinscd that l make-said Mr. hing. 'Whnl dog? he flan 1i? agdtmhlhe piuhllmig of the Greek population of Macedon-l t .69 d:
' .111; \\'all papers. 41 \\'oodw-.u-1l Me. any :lllluncc wilh tho-so genllcnien, l by alliance? if it 11191111» 11111 1- Ibball' in ermine \m‘i a he has receiVOfl fan. the report stated that of one1 a an '
‘3“. Nonvalk. wilhdraw now." play poliiics with 1 ”man. llculy and 310.000 for his wor and all lhc auto EMF of 6-000 meu. "2'9"? and villi-3 '
All of this and more happened :11 lllc ltorziback I SAY .\’()‘.’ Now? . mobilcs he wants. I also underuiflnl be gripigmfm‘VI-R 31:1:II11rQiIl: crrunllll'l' I r“II) l‘fil‘tfllVe SGI'Vltft‘. ”,1" an“- mil}
Attorney Leo Davis left :1 large mi-olinu of 1111- Fairfiolil (‘ounly Organs ".Vlr. l'llniun l1:ld curriml lht' city (or: takes :1 drink with the boys when he's stations. I ‘f‘n. llSi‘, “'llf‘l'c Olll‘. (l0C‘S “3“ “ lSll ll"? to '.
number of Victory Loan posters all‘1 izniion at llnlt'l Slrnilicld win-r1- lllc years. He has lost it coy-Wise Once out with lhcul. Now I won! 1115.1!th In 1 f ‘Vl ., \"lll ‘ ’
=li1kcrsni Raymond & Sons furniturP R1 publicun Wtil‘kt'l‘fi from around lbw. Xs-w H111 v-n smhvwisc once in ten l ri-spccl any man‘s principle. but nci- "”“N' “"I “I" I“ i n l ‘ I" ‘ 10'
4”“. today, “here than" who have the (1mm)- 1.3.1 233.},p,.,.(1 3., 111014 ('0llul'0.<.<-,_\'1-:1i>. llo' lists lost it citywise once the;- (‘hurlie Martin of any other man WhaItI gOOd dOESI: Fine Sl'l'llll Willi “‘1”qu llf ”‘4‘“.‘106'
—1.:41'c and inclination to disillll)’ ”1““ 1111111 Scimylcr Merl-iii and hour what in Icn ycurs. \\'1'111l.\nr Locks goes is going to dictate to me how i shall . . . .
:1‘1‘1_V Sv‘lel'l “EMF" they “'Il-‘ll- pr- hml 111511." :1lmul \\':1.~'hi111:loll. lll'llllli'l'illlF “\1'1‘1" “11"" ”Nil." runs vole or liiro-ulrn 1111' if i don't vol" 11’ ownerShip do the; land l“ 0”} "Hung
' ' '1'111'" ‘ . _ John '1‘. King. prosidwni 11‘. Hit or :1nd lie-1111 is vlmlcd on llw Rt"publib to suit llilu. ‘ .‘li'l‘t't‘l'lSCd llllll'qlllfit‘lli.‘ ‘\\'Iuh Chill)" ’
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Join? ." Slllll‘l "INHHUU “IN“ “MI pl‘lII 11m ill-pulifiiun ll‘lt‘lllli.'|.~, l'rw-iicnll) 11111111111115 in this couil‘y. My business bury 1.1 .. 1 .;;.m llm‘ :1nd 1.." him . __
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“ itipliblicaln \l<'l111'_\ in 111“ til)’ llt'i'lllil' lulu lill“ 11:.l1'dy shall \l‘ll oll :1'1} 1 voicd 1111b llu' majority in inc s '11- tunity to prOfitI A]
\‘(ill tiic per-01! “”10 l'l"k‘"l ”1‘ ”“I \\‘;x;; . .1..-.~3_lly \Vplt'nllli', quuuliou. And nobody c1111 '~':1_\' 131:1! l 1111-. it \\.'~ i‘liui'lic Martin and lil.‘- um lnum ‘Var ‘*
£- mall i711”? Sat. night "‘1‘)“I'I:II'I]I‘I"II .\l lllt‘ lllllt'l‘n'llll, John '1‘. Kill: wins 1'\1'l‘ 11311] pit-sum on him for his volt. 111111: :zlin! _\vl1 11111_\' 11:. \11 .1 know ll.II thereby ? II I "‘
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l y n for the f “heirs. trusted to “do the right thing." ithc 100111 where queries and explana- more lies getting tired of "staying diers and Sr. lords some of the best ”3‘11” WWW“
l 1139ng yo 1: to my _liavid \‘l'right of Danbury was in- tions w'eie exchanged. The impression and the iiigings of his lieutenants workers in film world may be secured W “domain.”
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, Ifboinfllfl mike am he did, with an invitation that general impression that no such effort him, however. That thing is opposl- openings fm worthy applicants, nail
willand flaw. m.” 7113.?” “_mly go to Danbury Wednesday l should be successful. Ktion. He wouldnt retire under circum- charity seekers. make till: .. , ‘
.1 ’33:?“ Con tobo ’ night and celebrazsn P. ILL-125ml 31.. arms 1-1?an of Judge Davis stances that seemed to place him under ”the happen. 33;. ‘ “
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