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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 8, 1919 · page 7

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.. Not‘walk Lodge. Loyal Order
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~k O'Brien or Mervin street is
on the highways between
men and Greenwich. having re-
taken a position with the state
3' department.

oil} 7. llrmce Fri. Eve Arion liztll.

li \Vellnlll who has been con
to the Norwalk hospital where
‘ndo-rwent an operation several
ago. is expected to return to
um m) Wont avenue in a few

in Min-ting is being done ;n the
ox locks and old stone wall> of
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lisms. must be combattedz the apeaker
said. explaining that more laws are
needed to We (ii-lard people.
patticularly those who are already
citizens and are therefore not liable
.untiri the espionage acts. 1
llr-n Seitz was the next speaker and ‘
he corrected Toastmaster Lave-1V who
their places and 113“pr (llf‘ amount of: had introduced him 11$ a NEW York
bonds they were ready to buy. Frank . man. cpiaining to the diner: that he
Miller brought. me t-mirc assembly to is not from Nev York but. from Gas,
“5 feet with a modest announcement 1 C°b~ Conn. H. referred to'thc elo-
ihat he would buy ammo worth of I (went speech of Mr. Cummings and
bonds. ’erresaed the wish that. the eloquent
The names of those who subscribed and able gentleman from Stamford
wouldnse his influence to reform the
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BRIDGEPORT GET
LOAN $440,000.

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w. B. Laahar. 350.000: Prank Mill-

er 313““.N‘“: “‘o-st Side Bank 35". political machine was described as
"'0'": Max l'leuc ler. 51,001) E. n, Dil- double acting. by Mr. Seitz. tor. he ex-
lon. Sltlnlm 1:, l. ‘Asphnlnn‘ $5,(mti;' plaincd it Was capable of nominating:
E. S Wollw, $3.05!"; (‘tlarles (p Stan— and endorsing “Jim" “‘alsh as

ford. $25.0uu; B, 1», innit. 1;,- 55, member of the Lexis-13mm. ‘A

not). W. 'l‘. lllnt’ks. $3.000; Ih'jdge. grace to the lmrtocratic party" is the,
-port lleirtltl. $31.00; .\ \\', l‘lxillipS. w. the speakn characterized tl‘le':
51.5““: Samuel B. PlOYliln. Slum}; doings of the [mini-unite leaders in.
“Rickard fiiurphy_ 311..."; (-hmm the tat-hionable .Mv. Vork suburban:
‘Scradpr. “you; t}u(u:_‘.- if. Mam: $1_. colony. I

'000; (loorgv- 1-1. Cram-um. $11-00. “’il-l Rap: Greonwich Foiitlciano

.llam T. Mrboughim. 8300; 1). Fair-‘ Mr; 9931 “id 1“: like“ to exercise?
child Wheeler. “in.” lamps 1‘, Me the right of franchise but unless one;
Gm'em. $1.00"; Anonymous. 2.500: “”9 on ”1“ 31°" ”‘9 ”OHS “0“” be

closed in Greenwich upon arrival at
the voting place. They seem to think i
down the-re that the election has beenl
properly taken care of when the town
committee has voted. He said it is:
regrettable that. with the remarkable}
success that has been achieved by;
the party ahmad. so little that is‘
pleasing: to the people is being done1
here at home. Remindinz his heat-era
that he is a Jelleroonian DomocraL;

lDr. O’Hara. $5M); David O>borne.
'5300; Albert (itlswnld, $20": \Villiam
{Hog-an. 32m, .l. J. t‘ot‘nell. 32w: Mar-
lin L.~(‘aine. $100; Patrick Brady,
$100; “'allace “'ulsh. Slnt'; Sherifi
(‘harles Mara. $200: Senator (lenrge
1;. t‘lark. ifmuu"; llomv'." S. t‘umminzs.
810000: Him-ks lit-others. Sll'wi'“:
Frank Brennan. $100. Newtit-ld Bank
and THIN. “HAHN. and Robert Lynch,
5300.

Th. Speakers the speaker then added tint r.v
Homer 5. Cummings. chairman of Burleaon look 0"" 'the _19109h030_5'
llw Democratic National committee “1‘“ a “9" ‘0 experimenting Ind 1‘.

turned out to be a mess rather than
an experiment.
(,lougmoaman Augustine Imergan

mun-ti the diners to a lofty pitch of
enthusiasm with a stirring ml for
Victory loan subscriptions. and a‘ .
“arm and eloquent defense of Presi-fwmcmd that ‘39 we 0' N"
tlt'nl Wilson and the administration. g ”0‘15 and peace truly “70“”,3‘55-
ll unnamed {01' Don (‘. Seitz of Goodwill” the Republican majority in
(‘01). business manager of the New l both Houses.
\"tlt'k “'orltl. to win the applause of! Tum“ WW)" in Wend'
all “hen he delivered a npeeeh that :1an induddz—vlllyor Jeremiah
bristled with wit and conatrut‘tivn f Domval. 19“ 00w MN" "03‘
criticism of certain Democratic me demon. Md" LC!!- 11. J- Howard.
thods. , 30'“ J. m James T. Hallie“.
The large dining room of the $411415ded F- m- m ’— W
fiPld Wu crowded when guests m‘Henry T. Minor. Irving D. m
speaker. filed in and took their plan»; 1"” T- Dub“ Wurli-VCQW
ea. Alvin (‘. Brno] lot! the dinon “1"“ Jon" 0- 3"". ‘— m G-
singing the national anthem and dur-S ”nah?“-
in; the meal populnr songs were,
sung. The only decorations mo a:
bust. of President Wilson cm the “I! '~,
behind the speaken‘ tablo. The seal‘
or Connecticut served as a backvi
ground and it was flanked with Amer-y
ican flags» , 5 sun 8. Carey. W for tho luv
"""‘°‘"°°' 3"”“9' lnine year: of the Bmotnlno afloat tut

John A. Cornell, J12, chic! 0! the '
chuoyahs. made the first speech oft?"rt Chester. mm untold. m

the H ening when he introduced Hugh ’Yfl'e’d’y morning. at his home on
J. Lavery. chairman of the executive King‘s moot. Port Chester. by blowing

board of the club. as toaaunaater. Mr. 0“ ma head with a. Krupp shotgun.
Lavety after a few introductory re- . .

marks in which he urged a united He died instantly in the billiard room
front by mo Democrats of Bridgepon of his home. where he ended his m;

and predicted success for that party: Mr. Carey, who was forty yum of
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Democratic national committee as on his estate known as the Jerome A.
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people. Once in awhile a;

few bad ones drift into;

town from adqommg 01t-3

195 and break in houses:

place is alright. §

During the summer the
population increases ov-§
er 2000 by the addition;
of City people who real-l
ize .the advantages Westi
port offers over other!
places along the shore. i
These 7000 people trade}
where they‘rgcan get the;
best values find for that;
reason it behooves the

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the firm speaker

Mr. (‘umtnings took exception to went up stair‘ to the billiard-room. A
the :tafif'i‘lions made by chairman ‘Will few moments later. hu- wife heard a
liaya and other Republican leaders of . f h houae and
the dinner given in Mr. Ha‘ys' honor "hm from ”‘3‘ part 0 ‘ P '
In it last week. He expregsed amaze discovered ner husband dead. I! had

 

l’llf‘i’ll that any such speeches should been feared for some time that he:
h.-made by1 leaders otagredat 'xiollitiEal would kill himstlf Physicians ‘9"...
pai'tv Ill 1215 t-nuntz-v an on is ,

- . ' . . ' - . n the scent. hut
l‘rllllll‘l’allt‘ autlunco to task for 1811- immediateh called ‘ .
in: in ulljo-ct more forcibly against. he was‘aiepontl recovery
sur h utirt..nt‘c\ «h—liyered in their The molliv> for the suicide. n is m»

”)3le An elnqurni defense of Mr. lieved. were utw t0 in}aginay‘_\ {man ‘
\R'ilsrm and l..s tffru‘ts for a perman- ’

e -. ;~ . nments.2
.m pt‘tttt' um also delivered by the Ch] trouble. in hm “j?” m __
millunzil t'lmltlil‘dn :lild he landed the When “0‘ 8‘ 1h; Brooksulle SChOOL h‘
enlll‘t‘ atlxliinmratinn for its accom— worked on a little iarm. adjominz lll?
l’h"1"“““é“- l' W dwelling. “inch he had undertaken to
omplments omen . ’ . . . . d
. . . . . it .cems trove .
John L. L‘rmuy, assistant district cultWate. Phi: farm ‘ _ l ,
.1! '44:»:- i‘m' (‘mttlet-ticut, vhas the ttnprofliallle, and he had Hillt'lt’d man)
no-xt bllt‘ilkb'r llr said he was happy hardships as the result of the (amt
anal proud to be present at a splendid: Nevpflhetpss. it was flared. he was‘
LvdlllPllng of Democrats, particularly in no financial difficulty. for h“ owned
homuse many of tin-m were women. . . 1.. . 3“,.
F01; l;-~ t:?.\tll'6‘tl hi; hem;>r5. it was a lat-m at Puttsnlle. .\. \.. 11> nut
high mnv that women were admitted town. He had been quite a prominent;
in th- inmr counsels of Democracy sportsman. and had in his passeasirlnt
and rrmimletl all that it was no fault ‘d it '
. . ~ 5 w ich he treasurt . 0.
m the lfl'n'l'lf'l‘allt' party that magma“) shotgun h 1;. H _
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Many 1‘90?!“ have been “Zach. 5”” “m“ gm?“ “P predicted an _\ir.(‘arev was active inthe 11‘” ““1 if? .7?! I“. 7‘1. 9 -
“Ml" Whu'h 15 on pruperl} re- "a”? ‘icmry for the Democrats in of the town of Port Che>ter. He W“, l .
I} "”thm] by mp town {or I:"”“""' ”mm-‘3 “55‘"“15 his hearers ;a member of the fire department and; l
u . ;'- .ws. Tie icture is ”ii?” ”I" “t‘l‘millf‘ans are on the run. . . a .. ~ _ 1
n, . l“ 10, _ h d" ltd'on of the Tllfi' ll'idgwpnr: I)p;nn(lratsl he said, the cit-gunner of the l’ot‘t (he.tu t om . fl: u
when unuu t e irec ‘ ' _ . Inadt- a t'ledilablt- slmwinx during the munity Band. He wasa member of the: __-. _ ;~__ ~" 3 W Ind. “I "I“, ,
bumpan)‘ and the maJOTll.‘ (if liti-I campaign and a”, to be depended 5:3“, Guard. ”9 is >n‘.‘\lVed h“. J “if“ ' '- ‘ 2
int. llf‘ltlt‘vt .t (he: near the Byram upon in the future. 1" four-vraro‘d (intranet-and an an»: . ~ =5:— f —— — ____7
The title (-2 tlw picture will he “"1 L'H‘" a: hit reasons for belier- ‘ thel- ' ‘—"'"__
. ,. _ . _ , ltiL'. t lat a In mopranc victory is like~ mo ‘. 1
SH-l‘t‘l ll .ull deal with ehpion h m my future, the evidence that’ .. M ‘ “ ‘ , I .
“‘ulk in Germany. Miss “h“evthere is (lisension among leaders 01 THREE HURT IN CRASH. }
I?” m and mm the “we m a ”It. Rwumm" mm" It is my ”in“ WtLuMAX'rtc. Mav S—Three men 0“ OW . '
he «vlinder tar but most of the “"15" ll" said. "that since the Demo? . - " uslv when two‘ . .4
‘ _ , V -‘ d Everv dav craiic party has passed gumfu11y3were injured. one t-erto .3. ’ ‘ . . 1 . . . ‘
L“ “3‘” :n “’r 5‘ .. - a; through the most important period in Ilarge automobiles met in a headoni d“; you can! pull! your l 019” m m 3' Ethel) 0‘ mun" coloring,”
l. ,- a },l‘r)(.p-.~ltln of (ATE to ) 1,3);gpgttlllrgfioij«thi‘fizntrreik;hi1l: bi: collision at Abingtrl 393:1)”.rt yes‘ ) i ‘3, with . a . . .
‘ ' ‘ ° ' ' ‘ ' ' . 'as inztom, a, tndfl'lnid, “kw fun-5 Mine. M Ind
. WWP that it will prove invincible in “"1“" “w” . l i pk“ y“. Mn and ribbon hind.
_-__ imp future." He said the thinking chaufie‘ur for the \aughn Contracting‘ . - .: ,
flieoplc- have come over to the Demo. company of Providence. R. 1.. wasé . Ittlnl afternoon and , 50 t 32 .
"m”? Wm."- . - t and bruised and sustained; '- oflnewtomonw. , " .98
/' ‘ ‘ “ " m" c“ Th 5 eat mum! w
2 301.1,“..iféizg'3tfn :35 d 'a probable fracture of the skull. E. El 0 9 e . .
5 V ' ‘ t H anger-111;! Files of Boston. driver of the other ma- 3' . . ; “£55,." Sac Rib
I :chine. was slightly injured. Both at)» l - ‘ g ql'es’ -
. tomohilea wen: wrecked. ' 3

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