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i done: “not Wilma. He nuanced «it loot: 7 [M U
got the outset that he is a Democrat; 917mg: fwould be ill-n . L l "
”ix; tIiIeclItIan "‘Mldihaxn Roosevelt one Democrat in a. party of 2499‘ l' V
vc inI won ve voted the publims, 1 speak ' '
ggmbmgu ticket in the next general tho total number filmy yo: 3, ‘ i
I ,‘ all: . '
I til ' '
. ‘ ltzere are rumors that Mr. King's I infirm 131?“ foi‘ilcesagnah
lzltcrests elsewhere will before. long statistic is responsible, and for on ’
transatlanvmmammba W.
.._. The plot concerns thefiauzhter at
”V a poor tamer who has never export-I
R9 ent Theatre cnced the joy of having a beau. A row.
'g intent of soldiers on their way to a can- I
llonment passes the farm. one of the
Th" Home of Quality and Re i officers falling suddenly ill. they camp
‘there and Johanna horses the strick-g
finemcnt"
.. —~ en soldier. l d '
.ighted for ier reams find him layin aside th 1
Today . She is del , . . S .. _ e mantle of . i would 8a . a Re ublicui .
The dramatic production. , 2:2: fgfle?nr1egyeze£ithqllhb gigs: 5:12;] .;;$.ers.l“i£hSifféchczngg‘ggorn La- lflgmted,’tor nor; being 2::ugtztm‘exd
. - . ' l ' ., comes to ubll . ‘ -
“The Regeneration” l despite her freckles. which ShCIpro'e to pass. he declared. "Bridgeporlers . be L10; maflmtlzgficgppeals if. ’
t‘toni Owen Kildare's famous and . needs to eradicate. AI certain private, “i" then fully appreciate that he has! .1 feel more at. home than i expe' . f I TRAD: “A“
and officer are rivals in their atten- It???“ 1IW per cent. plus as a construc- ' ed and fighmmv ‘3‘“ gm”. 9190mm 1 .i
“* C ”zen ,day there are no Republicans and'no: .1
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The City of
GODDRIDH
”pillar story. .
“My Mamie Rose"
" -- airl Owen Kildarc loved died
a. . ' - -.
. anator Vi alson delii cred the key- Democrats-dust an honest endeavor; i l
tions to her. One night Johanna dc-
lume speech 0f the evening, “'ith tin-Ion the part of everyone to do h“ 1/
f
' cities to take ’tt ”surreptitious mill;
bath for beauty‘s sake and the. officer
Spain“ 0mm”. he Carried the Denio- l part and as full regard for effort to .
ho r youth and thou began his Ibelieves she is Clandpmmeiy meeting" I . d
mung career oi achit-velllcnts illiE‘ private The two men quarrel lor’m“ a ministration 0"" "1'? Peri-Warn the confid ‘ v
. _ . .. . . . , ,1 .. y. . . , once and res cct, of
A Travelogue and Comedy lwhile Johanna ll “3’ng to hide in the if" off?” time“ 1912' “daring ”‘3‘ 'his l'I'HOW citizensuall the prcwui~' ~ Akron.0hio «4
’ -‘“b- l {m “E “f“, instance he 0990584 the . any right. thinking men should ask. I ‘ - . /’§—T, ‘
. . atiinllitstlaItton because it was electq “You may be interested (0 knowl ' >9 ‘ ,.
I“ m 191‘ b’ a mmonly "Ole 0’ me how i came to be hem. Alex Robin-l A
lliofllerxtotllifgduutry. . 3 son said. ‘Wc are going to cite a dim}
_ .m).,‘ , o ”‘0 present 3d‘ nor to John T. King, and as a person-I
inltileiiallOi’i, said Senator ‘K alson. . a] [fiend although a Democrat willg
l‘"?allS(‘ \‘. oodrmv IVl'tlson was elect-Iyou sit at tho guesla' {amt-9‘ i said 1
ed in 1916 on a policy of hypocrisy. { 'l'ou cannot keep me awav‘ The next]
'i'liursdaY and Friday ;
The dainty actress.
)IaARY PICKFORD ,Douglas Fairbanks, Athletic. Artcraftz
in the first run Artcraft. Star in "say, Young Fellow."
AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
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,1 production ‘ \i‘hen one wishes for a health .
§ " T TQ” ‘ giving; tonic, one yearns for smut-11ml; .While fllP country was being flooded . . , . . .
i JQHANNA Eh LIS k .tt) laugh at its well as admire. Ina.» lWilll posit-1's, placards, pleading to :l 213.1?» HIPS-{IlkhatlIbt’en allangcd (it,
i iIn t showmg lliII‘an\\alk. The much as wrung”. in which {)nglufi mt, “Mrs and to the semimpm IIIHII :1 Iona c aiactti, but i did not,
.1 lieutenailtand private were bitter . F'lll‘ll'ln‘r’“ mp ath'letir ginning Artw llllt‘lthcrs that ‘hc has kept us out 01.;bdn‘ and bore 1 am and glad first 10 .
halls for her hand and the ("1D- ‘ ‘ ' .' . i - : l ._ .. . . " . . .pay my respects to John not as a.
. . '. . ‘ ‘ ; _-l;u‘ a r; one. month 30"! 0- “at. me Premdent then lad . M I _ .
I "no“ Was seemingly indifferent fl:(“::"dt*'li‘allltt nlcmcnas. it follows desk documents which he ‘knefil‘wggllhcal lIV'JlliIiICal bone but. a> a ilt‘pnblrl
l A Pathe Revtew that thui: lliiilill'f-llVlllg Itllltlllli’r' ij‘r‘” l“) throw us into war in a. very shortinggiltldg.“Triflxergn."“13:”; J 1 T . l
Showing slow motion in athletics . indisp. lie. and (.t‘ that nzitiln» which time." lKin A—the 21mm not bl 0” U. ‘3'“ I' '9 l
And a. Flagg Comedy no lulli':~it~i::n's 'l-rcst‘riplion. htIIV-JIWH'. IRegarding the Railroad administra-i (‘Onsgtructivt‘ citizen 1:: havzlbehnnth: ‘
~_ WW”) (““11“,“an can pl-(‘i‘lde lion Senator “'atson stated that 16!leatler of the Republican "Ill“: rln ‘
S turd in ".\‘i|\'_ \‘olmi: inflow." Ihc nL-\\'I-'~‘l Iniomh, of government control had . ‘1’ pilrixid when we hill" 1;. -..d “f g COME ON GOOD i f
31 a‘V— Faiihanlt} pawn-play. “1‘1"!" “'3‘" m ' lo?“ the country ”350900.000. Ooh-ill condition of having ("l‘l):::g 11::le PEOPLE {
Marlon Davies ll‘ntvt-d at tlII‘ l'ill'dl't’ tIhealIre 5'08".“2 I‘I‘IEUIH‘S h" scortId Postmaster-General 1 until we are now the lilading ('il\ oil. l .
[V -. ' Hill ”9 bt‘ It‘l'r‘llh‘h WHIS- gl‘mu r 951.11, consoiilg what Democrahl' t ~ . . -- . l -. - ' . l W" ’ ‘
‘ my ‘ [it w and novel" iwcrc present with the assurance that-g;- Md“ “uh mm 1mm" “d, m m“ “a ARE NOT QUITE 1
‘ Burles n . a '.
‘ 0 “0““ soon be removed and; "'lllr-re are rumors that John‘s in- THROUGH WITH OUR .~
"Dong" :tppt-ars in a
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lhe' Burd‘n 0f PFOOf t'llill’ilCif’l‘lelll0“ ‘0 I
llflmt'n't‘d "I? fact that he (Burleson) 1 tut-mtg elsewhere will botorc long
Pearl W'hite soilrttefnl. ollllllllS-h' n““"-"llal"“‘ "“ .
lit the twelfth episode of pharactt-rizatioti. (llll“‘ tlifl'l‘rt‘l“ “1”", had alieady “Vn'CkEd the 9""?- llind him luring naidc thc mantle of
of his portrayals in reCrIII llic ‘ .Gmng baf‘k ‘0 ”‘9 MPXWN‘ lrouh19.l leadership. ' When such a condition '
IN'natoi- “ alson explained his ODI’O‘u'omt-s to pass we will them fully up- I“ JOB
“The Lightning Raider" ‘ many . .
.\ll'. Fail-banks is no cowboy“ .-
lMlion lo the Democrauc administra- . ”mm“. m, has been a “,0 per cent.
. tun-s“
A Travelogue and Comedy i 0“;le an “mum, of “fawn; Ino tix . I.
or of tllill'~.~= :is in “Mr. Vii-Ill] llIls' {Ire- . ti?“;‘.l::1‘;fgififluf3“x§ had the rink» ““5 constructive citizen.
in its 5 cr ing' . _ , 5*; ;_ 7V ‘ 7. .. > . ; . . . . . mpv!‘ amounfi "When John drops his mantle l .
- WILL “Ir-“Q5; 4 ol backbone during that trouble Ger—‘I know you will agree that further Re You and Uncle 88m to be
,,- ’vioils' plIott'pfii)’, but
stir hims' elf—to spam no 4
expense in order to beat
Germany to the ground in
production is a daring. impulshe. re- ' . ,
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‘ D??? - I‘HI‘IOTIIIIyfirIEIIhgi: r‘t‘llgltmzfilzlrlllll: H011. Will H. Hays, Chairman 0f the Repubhcan National 00mmittee I in I.Uih|:s;:p::‘er have dated resor. I [‘IuhlchaIiIlIIsucceeses “ill depend upon
:clt‘lioltfe‘nla‘ke tliis‘one. of the fizngtlsl- . . . ltl Senator Watson charged that after? litutolthlsmfinglgynd a man who can
attend a political meeting he was Mr. King went on to tell that he’ .fifit‘lififafif‘gl‘d 0‘ “a". he declared “ ‘A nobl thing is prudence.
' ‘ e ‘ em “43““! 1““ time; and they are useful friends.
characterizations of the brilliant Fair-1 . I _
minded and told that only bartenders didn't believe in municipal ownership. trving ‘0 separate u“ term it p
. , . i J a @0‘1 "“‘lien John drops his mantle l '
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I n usual... .21: iii: out" timer! H. is. laxatiirmmmmm a“: .... the quickest m... m
t! M 1’. 2,15 E . . THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. I ., . . _ II .. . l 2 ie this “illan to subscribe 525:000 German ‘ . . e . But give me now and then a man, . _ :
a a, _ , , vemng 6.45 and 9 . .m- , Hurt and hauna th my in tla. gm to a fund to b.- used ml, buying ice in gm eminent with the It‘sull And 1 Will make him Kin American mater:als- on “
lI : R turn Engage—merit. of Mabel Nor-l tritiilt-Iat and he would be with them- Bridgeport, filial all were finally more closely ill-3.1"“ to take th consequences,
- semand .in Mickay: Also Five Acts of -l Il‘Illc speaker then \vt'lltIon to tell Mr. Kim; then took tip the matter 0d lhan ever. , gAnd just to do the tliing.‘ _ top of American valor,“- -
Today Vaudeville . II" «he Republican pam “as con- of streets, sewers, 39130015, parks, po- It Was not until March. 1918, that "i am glad to have an opportunity , .
”The ever—poplin" There arc'manv instances of Mabel ill-“Ml .wlwn ”ix.“ 1“)“.an was ”en" “C" ”“1 fire protection. lie said net the Presidentnreany realized ”‘3‘ we 1 ‘0 publicly thank 50"“ T- King “’1‘ genuity. and rcsourceful-
' ~ -- minim-id's WWI-mm"), in “Mickey."p n53? IrnlIlIIl anemia ntyIatIid from ill-Al told the Republican leaders ten yearalxlm 3‘ war. he continued. "and his helpfulneefin the past ,al-l exam- . . . I
n l . b" h. p-irticulally is characteristic .. l. . . ”5' momenfl.” 3““L ”I" ago to go out and be defeated do-' en it took month. to make furtherlplc h“ “'85 dirPCU." responsible for no“ d’d the 30" and M it ’1'
0|!!! as Falrbanks I ~ ~ ‘ True to her name in this lh-HI) hda bl't’n striding forward. ing something rather titan to be de. Preparation and When the armistice lgiving me an opportunity to get. back
I”. vilich will be shown at “ml": ”'9 “HI: he continued. ilit' llc- [rated for doing nothing. was signed "9 were not prepared.'of the scenes as it were to learn from well.
n in Artcraft picture lb:- '-'- \u‘lllf‘ Thursdtiv and Fl'i' ”puma?!“ arr-U gave -“5. “I“??“d “‘3“. "“‘e believe the east side should i When the armistice ""8 signed weICol. Roosevelt personally the formu- . ' "
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ l- v of bel is (in “real" life Mickev's t-l‘a it)“ ltan pail) is waiting for "5 have a playgwund on the east side of l had not one 3““ of any size On lhf—‘Ila fOF 9“"th a l“0|“ into a corpora» so let 3 Wind up our WI!
“Sn ' Yfillll F '1 ,, II-I. .. I l e mer twin- t lItIirIu I0 function. . . I I lhe river just as “.9“ m. they have it battle front and not one fighting" tion. it was a privilege between John . ’
’0 g e ow inst cou>in. with t to slam 1’? iou lune a majority in Pail-field on this side." he said. "We believe it deléaIine.halthough one billion nine bun-Iand C0" mew“ to see them work Account~our own dept. 0‘ ‘
t ousan dollars . ' ' .-
had been ex ,to bring about legislation which honor. and th 1 out
Mr in hm- eye and llle "'09 08““! W“-' county and could have it in Connec should be Step
00118- is a‘cub reporter with a ‘ One Of lht‘ "KN thrilling incidents ticut if you work every day. I am a‘- are undertakinglzgzfiielblimat 93::- pended. would eflectivelv rap the knuckles o!
nose fol- news. He. strikes a scent. in “Mickey" occurs when the, sheriff. so delighted at my first political er in the city and it ‘1“ rank with "Was this because we were notlthose who overlooked the golden
that leads up to all the thrills and ““9 gmfl‘r- *“'9Yl'0““' ‘3‘? whole. lownImeeting in Connecticut to find wo— an)‘ of the large cities of the eat:t [anxious to prepare for war or be—lrule or gave “me heed to fair playul
laughs that make “a regular Filir- Iclitlsing nilS(‘hie‘/“"" Mickey. she runs: men attending. Acpnrdmg to the This sewer will chm“ up the harbor cause the. country was not supportingl u-permit me to make a suggestion
banks picture," non-l miss it - down the narrow siret‘l. and With one last census mm... wm be 14.97:: “.0 so u". mm... “m be jus, as clean and § the war? No. but because Wilson 1 to you makers of national party plat-I-
Mack Sennetl‘s latest ('()liledv_ ‘bound of about ten feet. lands on her men in these l'nited Slates vote for Wholesome as it is out in the middlei“""““""“j"'d himself “'“h suth small lforins.
:‘ISln "‘cud hot-c" and ;. ”Gimp; Illnrsc‘s back anti is lacing: into tth Prpsidpnt at me next .dcclion. Those of the sound or in the ocean limpractical men that it was impoasi:a “To dispel every type of unrest,
lravel. L'lle ‘ hills again. _ wmnen are naturally Republicans be- "\\'e are aCt'ilSl‘d of raising salar- ' ble to accomplish anything. ‘and 31"“ capital and labor ‘ “h heur-
._...~ “'th ”‘15 “~9an “'“;" bring fillilcu cause the Republican party has stood ies. “‘e have a large number of‘ “Al “"3 Island, well named, we at all times. ‘9‘ there b“ written a
Thursday and F?“ - .. I at the Sennett studios in California. a for three things. lellclit-rs in Bridgem and I want ‘0' built ships for .225 a. ton while in [’le Which will positive; guarantee
any vcry pmmmpm horse‘wonian. on a, Flay: I. w. W. say u". wage “a“. p.“ the “when; England on the Clyde. ships of the God Almighty taking his planet the
sightseeing trip through filmdon. be-: “The iterpublican majority in the of llritlgt‘pon was a (““313“, to the 2 same calibre were built for .95 a ton. head of the table of every board of di- "
_ ‘(tame quite engrossed in the. produc'fSenate and House. was elected last town. We wanted the teachers notfand “5' the other day Chairman Bur-,rectors. The square deal must be
l‘ulflbfil Normand mm of “Mickey." the personality “3'; fan under difficult circumstances rm. ,0 “a“. just enciigh m live on but a: ley found that the expense of these l written into the platform of both the
. n: in her char-I a very definite purpose and the poo. l;ttle to give them a few of the lux- ships “7““ running '0 huge sums 5° ‘ Republican and Democrat."
In “Mickey” “(.tpl’llflllon. and the really wonderfulelt- of the country are entitled to urics which you and l have. lh" simply marked 0“ a “mo“ 401" C‘mgms‘man SCh‘W‘" Mvrfi“ was -
'l’ vou q- tli _ stunts Miss Normand is capable of.I have these men function in the man- "Tht- police and firemen were get”lam which he decreed Show“ [’9 8”?“ a heart, welcome when he was
i h'. . ‘le 'f“ IIII'Iure berore 52.0 was amazed at lllIS clmel ff‘m.‘ ner torI which they were elected. 'lln- ring 33 1-3 per cent. let-s than lhe‘cnargm “l' “’3‘“ “Pens"!l- And we‘introduct‘d. "0 spoke largely on can
I- . h lthtts hem, lou ll sure Want and ”w precision and surpnms “"h. Rppubhmn party is m9 party of ”H. ‘mgp ”a“. paid other individuals m'will bc charging off millions of dol- ditions of the country resulting from
u see it again. Now. don't you? which Mix-z Normand calculated 1ch ., future. This coming Congress will the city. We believe one of the great i hrs in other days for years to come. 1 the war and the importance of con-
n'“ “MT “19‘“‘5 “I‘m" i' Illrtfliit‘P and hcr jump. iIt‘Il'ol‘IIl on the theory of a forward I‘vils is the untlcrilzti‘ing of an Amer l "Th“ Nortth furnished the moneyistructive lvgislalion Which is to be
. _ (Idli‘inltlilg program for commerce. bus- ican public otliciaL Take the digni-lmr the war and the greater portionlbrought before the incoming Con-
Mlil'ie “'alcamp in "The Red ’qu KINC ! Incas. labor and other matters. Labor fled position of the man on the bench : 9“ the army," Senator “'utson de- l KNEE. He dld not milk? extended N
the», ' H1 L ' ‘ i") the future Will llziVe its say in thc who draws $7,500 when practicall)’:c‘“md' "While "‘9 “m"h spent lb“ marks, b“! hi5 5999(11 was liBanG‘d
r . DINNER BIGGEST , («mom oi ”I“. nation. ‘cvery man of us can g” out and make money and attempted to plan for the . at attentively and highly appreciated.
Vaudevdle Thursday Fri- KIND OF qIJCCqul “’llau thing going about sot-kin; 25.0th a year. “‘c belie-u- in a gntttl’mem “9 (190181136 melt from that Among the Norwalkers present
‘ ’ " ' “ Zto destroy-mine l. w. w- is a traitor livable salary to our public mu} 50m“ “0“” “01 b9 “Wilfred to carry 3 WW Rt‘nrrsentath'efl Nchemiah Can-
day and Saturdav ‘" to this nation. One thing should bu vants. :0“ ”‘9 tremendous “'Ul‘k Of War Ort‘dfl‘ and Samuel J. Watkins, Judge
- done with them and that is to stand. "in the tire dcpaltment you have ' Sanitation. that these facts should George H. Yosburgh. Judge 308991! K.1
have been taken into consideration.'l‘ayl0r. Thomas 1. Raymond. Davmi
lucky stars that. We are
thrcugh. and with Victory.
and Prosperity for our re-
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Buy Your Vivtory
Bend Today
Return engagement of
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I . :Ihem against the wall and let them . the fillvst undt-l‘ the brainy leadership ‘ b h P
-———————_-rw-.‘.____._-__-__-___ : . -. .. . . _ I ave i , - HH- 3,1,, Leonard. To 1mm.“ ”w No y t e resident and men of abili _: E H. Miller. ‘-M.-R. Mct‘aueland. former
: Th9 *EIYT‘m-anm‘m é‘fidedm‘gim‘g‘ll‘ . “Business will in- tteumd as a bus platoon system would km: om. or me . asked to cooperate." glrpresentative Pharlcs F. Trish-am.
A] 1'": Iman . llHIFlSI 21‘9”: “91 ISOXCI: baskets of moss. lipon our farmers depends a greatest crimes against the city. “'0' Regarding ”19 railroads 0' lhelEdWin 0~ “"91”" Edmund 1'5- Crowe,
b m-‘m.’ 53gb lam 'l’lllg the east slap; Neat deal. As We go about our dal- t'CCldr‘d tow it in because of the‘fmmlry h“ stated that ht“ ' 1m” in 13-: “WWI “S“Tm Nl‘lmm \V- Benedict '
I plnlt calnat ons. “ 9 ‘ ' -l_v affairs. let us not forget them"- arc 5 comforts of the home and family in \Oi‘ of having them will nod to righ:- : Edward J. Pldhwll'. lzr. Philip C“-
. lul owners but under government . tellann. IN‘PIIIY Sheriff and Mrs. Ed- '
‘- n - ~ - v :in . _, . . .
of the ball “as partly coveted b- unpiuedented times and problems; the men who were only getting four
control and supervision, not undcr‘wam B. “Gillette, Mr. and Mrs. My-
elaborate platform. where ”I“ 3‘1““ ahead. Let us not forget that wo‘nighta home ill a month.
gm ernnicnt operation. Iron Osborn. Charles J. Prescott, Ru-
Sniith. Charles ll. Miller, Thom-
talXeIIn'gsgllgfiIlegI-Im affair ei7e held 1 have a republic to preserve. As we: "Then there is street pavement. ll
v- - - D ~ . - move. out let us kI-ell our eyes up ant il‘ou take a pcrson who lives on a “The cables 0‘ “19 001m”? were: {“5 "-
, taken over by the government, withJas llalconi. J. Edward Lycctt.
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AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
.. ultllt‘tw Fellows and Anna V" St .
,1 “The Regeneration," Also‘a“$ra’c: a plonlineInl placII‘ in from 3“ ”WI til‘;on Him." paved street and put thtm back upon
flog“ and Comedy. bio and directly In front 01 the 5"?” “war is over for the soldier, Ntm Ian unpaved street. would thev like 0‘" any moral ‘13th he ““d his‘ ._._.-__..___.._ > -
of Mr. Hays. thele is a job for us- to make certain i it? I IMint you to help the others to hearers. "although a legal right 9"" ‘l
. isted. They were taken over atterfNo V570 YET 0”
:‘llv story (it "Th0 Re en 'a ” . ‘ w ‘
:.. out on the my. “f Owei ‘5‘“;an ml; Lieut. (.ov. “”5011 presided IandI i that men of this “Ol'ltl have, the ; get paved streets who haven‘t them
' appropriately introduced ”‘9 59‘9” 111ng to govern tht‘ulFOlVPS. i pro-i The Health Department. the isola-
ulltllls Wl'llt‘l' and swealled Bower‘ . . . . . .
'IllllL who gar» m the. world in bi: speakers. 111.9 13'”me 2'3- ""ys 3": poem to Iniake this a Liberty loan ' lion hospital and the almshouse were war. ,
the bt‘flmn 1% . 0 e D Y- . meeting. lauded by the speaker“ who said they “1 will not attempt to discuss “‘P'Gcnerally Expect :1 Governor W’ll Not
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mil, "My .\l.‘illlit- l'orc“ u l-' l' . . .I .
‘ ‘ sto 3 ll "ll Mr. Hays after making a f9“ 11“" King was the next speaker and for ranked with any in the United tremendous DI‘OPOSNOTI 0" the League.
‘ Approve Bill for Sunday Movies
.- l'IIN'luiIm'd a claSsic from the mo« . . . .. -' .
’m H mm“, its public appearance. Dy erRIkS MI theIouisel 5:19;: “3:, fully 2 minutes applause mngIsuttos. "After all‘" he said. “it is of Nations. I am not certain that,;
glad to be plesene 0 1’ 3 . 'thi‘Oligli the atmosphere of the pic-l the business of the city to provide with the cloae censorship. that wc’ Notwithstanding erroneous reports
Wt‘ll Txildtire was born on the fit w- ' ' '
’ spects to the aristocratic Rfipubllm“ turesque hall. Tile orchestra played ' for the health and happiness of the have received the proper texteand ac- to the contrary Govemor Marcus H.‘
"BEST lit THE
LONG, RUN"
the war was ended to help win the. ‘ SUNDAY MEASUREI
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. His lather h:-I died before he . . - i ld w Thiw . . . .
.5 mm and '. :-. , . lid") of Falrfe 90“? -- . ‘Hail. Hall the Gangs All Here," people. i know there are some cas- quired the correct idea of the con- .
bringing Iill‘iliiilno.‘ttli‘isgvgrllier 111;: brought greatnapplaus: “t1 am, eb:1WhileI'I'Oaslmaeter ’IVVilson followed es of unjust taxation but the taxes struction of the covenant. but this i Holcomb am not send to the Senate
Is adopted or ; rukah falni'v on mt: 1’?“th gladb hem”! . ho paIy m_ IItvlih ‘Hailhto the lung" and “Long will be placed upon a scientific bas- Will say. that the Senate of the yesterday 3‘13“) 0f 1h? Sunday motion
. <t Side, m d‘ a, SHED “ear; of a e’ {‘QSIWC‘SI and e a I9 ‘0 :0? “d l'“ I-h'e the lung." Mr. King opened by is. During the short time the tax United States will exercise its power picttwe bill. However, it has been mm.
3 ~ g . hlllfin way nly regalda an {“9“ 3 "l’. paying a tribute to Mr. Hays. the commissioner has been looking after to the utmost in its deliberations and mm“) expected for several weeks mil. "
the property he had found more than action at the proper time." i . it his ‘.
3200900 in taxable property that hadI Before closing Senator Watson took‘a veto would 9 forthcoming on t". 1
measure. which allows local option III_~
' <~ lurked into th-I street, bare-rooted to John King-'\ This “'90 brouahl little fellow with the big job. capable
never been listed. We happened to occasion to score the government for
the mater of permitting moving pic' i
«l hull-clad by his drunken [USlel‘ great applause." lof handling it.
13w. wandering through the snow-I “1 will tell you a little secret" "9‘1 Mr. King said he has been trying to
"'1 Hrt‘t'lsl cut by wmtry blaSlS. he said. “One year ago by the 30‘s 0‘ I make a decision in his own mind iolfind a wondfll'f‘ll Palm“ who had its "wk 'of preparation for peace. He
not on the described scenes at the soa—shoreIml-c entertainments on Sunday nightmi 'i’
”ml a place to warm himself over Jotin King and the negligence 0f ‘heiquit politics but it looked as though $400,000 worth of property
their national committeemenvl w(IS-it couldn't be done. .tax hat} We make blunders and when we met the returning heroes
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~ grating of an engine room in a big .
~-‘IlIlH['(‘lI office were were huddled clccted chairman of the Republican; “1 have bppn honored many times ' make mistakes and it you return the and shouted thre'e cheers, than telling! ' '
,' ”I ”h" similar unfortunates national committee. That evening llbv the people here in Bridgeport“ he Iadniinistration to power they will them to go and dig for themselves‘ L'BERTV DIVISION MEN ARR'VE "
. lint: to sell their morning news- was attending a meeting in a Metho- said. “but i do not feel called upon . make more mistakes. while in England 271 committeea' __
dISt church h} indianapolis. The to take dictation of policies from any . President A “Socialist" inrklng under one organization were ~ . - _ a“ 3..
toastmaster referred to the develop-' . . _ . .. ~ . I - _ , . 89w iork, April 30. Thirty .x o .
man or set of men because they own. i could go on for an hour telling preparing for their retiring soldiers » .- n- ‘1
meats in St. Louis that day and he a printing press or paste pot. l have of the great improvemems (‘al‘l'lHl as fast as the men we", discharged. cers 3nd 1,349 men of the u (LibertnI
‘ ' Division, largely New York drafted
‘ ““dflrd Dewey. From then on. him said it reminded him M an automo‘ } the highest regard for a man or men ' out under the administration, but de- in opening his address Senator 3
ho Bridgeport wide X “'atscn paid high compliment to men. arrived here today from 3'0“ our
' u: was a varied one. lie rose rap-3 311° gaing 50 11‘2““ “I“! had” rim ha { but i do not believe in any one hiding f paling fzom t
to be a Bowery tough, a bar-tenv 08 C using "‘3 WY 0 n t °.like a skullting coward with a dis- want to take it the national olicy. the olitical china and b" . "
. a saloon bouncer and a prize-fight-l the country, leth ”19 Elfin attached, ' eased brain behind a tired pen. [ do i “'9 have demosstrated that in: Al Johnp '1‘. Kingfwho he tcrtt'i‘etlha: Ill); mt IISteamship mull“ iiie, “22' '
(II no mean ability. He was nearly 'GO 03- '1‘“ him; ha"? ll 91‘09- 59"! not. propose to take. my political mighty God has never designated a friend." He also spoke in very high thought amgeth” 2'338 "00’,"
my years old when he met Mariel what he" ‘30 w‘m it. _ ljudgment from any mental incompei‘ President. ,terme ofhis fellow citizen of indiana. ”Huber“ 0‘ “mp“? 3"“! ““0” {any
‘\.~';l\ lleering. “110m he later immor-f .. Laud: KING of" item or moral degenerate. i "The President of the United Will Hays, who he stated he had ilir—s. and 53 sailors and viviihnn. :..
. med in his 'amous book, “My Mamiel I" that development n J one had; “i am not referring to the present States has departed from the Demo- known since boyhood. 1 0n mg. «teamshlp Regina. d’ltniio.l
Owen Kildare was standing in? 3 larger part than John T- King. ’Zow'nership of the larger papers in cratlc party and become an interna-' He pleaded for a complete Re-' ‘ V . 1-819 (room if
ant to publicly call attention and i town. but 1 reserve the right to ace 7 tional socialist. Any school of phil- publican control of the affairs of the "0m M'rwmfl' wele ' ’ - ‘3
osophy that makes state second to country so that the mistakes of the eluding 9 officers and 44‘ men of thew
Prussian policy of Kul- Democrats could be rectified and the 39th Division. The other troops WW)
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development of bills contracted by them paid. enamels, including 45 men from Melisa-l
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“”an began to insult a beautiful ally for this man. I! have the great. ; in life more important than defeat. flamily is the
M. m, who was passing gxénfeztégg 111:3; agfismg'i'tigfiri‘g’i” :1 wast dto confine myself to the tur. That mental
I ‘ ”_ ,___ 7‘ l ._ . - l ci y o ri geport and what we have President 'Wilson is nothing different The annex-nice of Walter B. What . v _
.II, THE REGENT THEATRE lAmIerIIcaBemiIgLII d with 3 ii t1 Eden? and propose to do in the future. ’ than the German philosophyI I Want at the table reserved for the guests chusetts and 103 from Pennflyl min. !
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 3" 0 09 fl 91119 t 8 , “0 took hold in this city about ten to say this to the Democrats and there or honor occasioned much rat'prise, ' l
Iinterest the Repub can history of. years ago and conditions had been iii- are some here. the leader of your and comment among the 2,500 per-' NEIL SWEENEY IMPROVE” l
Baum“. Mary Pickford m “Johanna" Connecticut}! "flit”??? inlet‘IeSting‘lowed to run down. Many mistakes party has become an international sons who were present it being gen- Motorcycle Ofllccr Nell Sweeney.
Enlist; ,, A Pathe Review and to watch W at a 19 com“) 1188, were made in carrying out our policy socialist. The. President of the Unit- orally known ’41:“ Mr. lunar is a who figured in an accident. early Wl
I done. i hope the state will come up toi of pmgessiveness and we will contin- ed State- is an individual subject to Democrat. His ”penance was ex- (erdax' afternoon. has been fin-10'6“
it in this next and most lmDOrtant.ue to make mistakes because we are criticism when he is wrong. When plalned however in his speech which from'tllc Norwalk Hosvitl‘ ‘0 ”l"
‘ follows injuii: "I appreciate the home. 3 Uncoln avenue. first
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milk bath and Iltu dire conse- campaign and election. ihuman." he is right we all must respect him,
‘llct-s are finely pictured in Mary. "W’hat ye need is not less politics.’ One of the cries about the city, lie but this modulated from all re- very annual compliment paid time—— and today m '0 as
ct when bombited an nan-oct- putting a lone Democrat at thong-tar adorably.
.' kford's latest Artcral't DhOtODhIY. but more attention to politics. I have‘ said, is why the municipal ice plant 3pc
IIn-Ihanna Enlists,” a plcturlzation ot sympgthy {or the ma who has no was not built. and he went. on to tell ed W
lerl Hughes' welloknown story “TheItime to be interested in politics Ah- tbo reason..-“ that the W0 freehold
vlvbilization ot Johanna," which William mm.mmeg.w or ",3? inn .. ' out ' ’
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