I m would give your nerves 9.
“ go forth and buy some min-
“stock; it’s sold by many an
01* chappie and guaranteed to
‘1‘ you happy. and it of any use
u might make good paper for
y. wall.
He kind of stock we have 011
Im‘ comes from the best mines
firms land and gives the most
In why of heat without delusion
or deceit: pays dividends in
lea: complete and buyers never
get'coid feet; nor quoted on the
'I stool exchange but priceless in
the stove or range. Our kind of
, shining “mining stock" will
'build1 contentment on a rock.
ERRISOf
-OANANDEINESE
‘ RESTAURANT
leg-lee Dinner 11: 30 to 2: 30, 40c
t: Supper Including Soup 55:
. y Full Course Dinner, 85:
.13 North Main 81111181:
11:30 to 1 a. 111.
Phone 2253
Call 499
JAFFE & ASH
m are in the market for all
m of junk, second-hand fur-
nitun and old clothes. _
W5 pay the prices for every-
87 Port St., East Norwalk, 0t.
going topilenp beginningofanotherbuildingseason.
IfyouintendtobnildorupairthisSps-ing, youarewel-
cometotheheipwearenowgivingtoothers.
We give real service-«in square dealing-«4n giving our
:mwmIIIIII every help to make their purchases easy and satin-
actory
T11;
5
Jada...-
Hatch €43 Bailey Co.
Money Saving Specials
At Rosenfield’s for Saturday
Window Shades
All colors. Sat. special 69c
Soup Plates
White. Sat. special,
diet $1.15
Aluminum
Preserving Kettles
6 qt. sine, extra heavy grade.
Reg. $1. 98. Sat. special $1. 59
Aluminum Sauce Pans
6 qt. size. Sat. Special $1.09
Aluminum Tea Pots
Sat. special $1. 69
Dinner Plates
White. Sat. special 6 for 89c
Heavy Tumblers
Sat special . . . . . 6 for 23¢
Gas Irons
Complete with Tubing and
Stand. Reg. $4.00. Sat.
special “$349
Galvanized
Wash Boilers
Sat. special $1.98
81mm.“ Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
sold at810permonth.
PLUMBER.
TYPIWRITER EXCHANGE,
e 3.»
But
on
MEN’S SHOES
“Army Last" I?
$4. 50 1
Values from $5. 00 to $7. 50
All Sizes
Max Levy’s
31 South Main St-
South Norwalk.
Agency For
BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN
Supplies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
_IOIGARS. CIGARETTES.
mas and TOBACCO,
‘r'lilRLOV BROS
»I‘Vp-to-Da1te Cigar Store
' emo Block, 80. Norwall
Tel. 1581
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IUISI DO YOUR CALLS WITH
CLOSED CARS 3
(SO-'ORTABLE ON COLD
" ‘ DAYS 1
VMORIA TAXI CO. I
‘ hone 937.
Specials In
"AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
guaranteed 5, 000miles,
781311 30 x 3 1-2.
Hudson and Victor
on weekly payments."
~ A. MODNE
'1‘! Use-01 mu. Elk.
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SPECIAL SALE ‘
. DEMOCRATIC WOMEN To
1
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indulged. and refreshments were serv-
'ed by Mrs. Haase.
trins Funk. Mrs. W. ”Wellnitz was
- We. Illa-.8“!!!-
Gsalvanized Foot Tubsc
Large Gray
S.at special
Agate Kettles
14 qt. capacity. Sat.
special $2.19
Toilet Paper
Reg. 50 roll. Sat. special,
3 rolls 100
Lee Brooms
Extra quality corn, No. 6.
Reg. 98c. Sat. special .69c
Clothes Pins
S.at special . . . . 5 doz. 14c
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
§_ Housefurnishings, Hardware and Auto Supplies
125 WASHINGTON ST.
Free Delivery Phone 340
W
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RAISE FOR 300. 000
RAIL MEN OR STRIKE
Continued from page one
HONOR MRS. GEORGE BASS
Homer °~. Cummings Also to be Guest
at New Haven Dinner Feb. 7th
. - , cihot' 1: s
\E “ ”AVER Conn. l‘cb 6'_The; I’11'1.‘ ‘11::11‘13'1-5 of 1111‘ hrothcrhood
announvcment. of the dinncr to bc 33"‘111'11111111 13,”. arbitration was M" “f
cm at the Tait llotcl in this city on the qucstion. it was adminud. how-
Fcburary 7. in honor of Mrs. Georgo‘ 1-3‘11, ”HF“ “11-“ '1 Imssihili'y that in
tho 1-3'1-111 111 11 final dimm‘cmncnt will:
Bass, chem-man of the womuns bllrpzlll ,m, Railroad Administration ”1,, entire
of the Democratic National Committcr‘ 13-11;;1- til>iltilr might be s‘1l111111111d 111
1and Homer S. (‘ummincsg tho chair IIIIiIIiIIIIIIIIIIIfI “”1“" b h
l , . 1 1-(‘.11‘1n;: l .21! mr-m 1-1‘s of i ‘
‘ . . . . “ii of n. .. . .. .
,man 0f ”V” b”d»‘.h‘“‘_"r ' 0d " 03‘ ‘ brotherhood 111‘1‘ 111 no mood for liit'
‘Tt‘l‘OSt not oniV 1n NM? llil‘f‘n. b1“ 1111113' that 11rb1imtlon would 11111111
throughout the stain and ovcr four “111111111 Robeson. assistant to the
Il‘undrcd are expected '0 attend premium-n1 of the organization. said 3'15-
‘ ' ‘ > ' . ‘t1-1‘1a3‘:
The 001111111110“ 0f “HUGH-311° “(l' "\\’0 could not hoid the turn back
11.111 of New Iiavvn 33‘11i1‘h 1s arrang- now. even if we wanted to. and 3311 do
not want to. Thcyc
in}: the affair has just chosen officers cannot livc on a
1nd am busy completing plans fo'r
\‘.‘h:1t is expected to ho one of 11:" most;
_l11‘illi1mt affairs of the year.
101 them are getting "
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
'l‘hosn officers follow: President' The following were issued January
711‘ lo~1ph Whitnc» ‘ 51101‘ctar3‘3fis.;27, 1920. List compiled by Ofiice of A.
.10. i“: Rppd- "93.1”” \fm George|M. Fosim. soliciiol of patents Bridge
:Jl‘ :l: - ‘-: 11.11 publicit3 (lilwector Mrs. D011.
T. :‘1. iii-iicr'mott. i Milo l).li1".111h Lin-hfield, 3311901 in-
In :1: in: Mrs. “BaSS to comc lolilifutol‘.
'New 11:131‘11. the committee has pcr- Francis \V. Cm‘pcnt1‘1‘,IGrccnwich
formed :1 thiic service of note. for f1‘1‘d holder.
I‘eince \3‘111111‘11 have beech“1 3olers in James ll. Champlin' South pm...”
many 1.‘ 1111- .tutcs of the Union. nollrr. adjustable trestle.
woman lizi< l‘1‘cn more in the public Rob”! 1). l‘iai’es. New aH3‘cn. indet»
me than 11;. chairman of the woman's 01‘ file.
bureau cf illP national cotnmittce.‘ William E. Walsh, New Haven, 1111-:
3! rs. Bass 1.» 11 forceful speaker, an ex- tomatic train stOp.
cclient 1-xocr11vc and combines '31] Charles ii.
the qualities of a good leader. whicit tag brnc‘tci.
she has p1‘0\'cn herself to bc. She lt'u H.
will have something Of the greatest. Valve.
importance to say to her New Hmen George 11,
audienCc and the committee is bein211l1‘c11‘ic fitting
besieged with appiécticns for tickets.
Aside fxom Mrs. Bass and Chair-
l'cnsc. Canaan, license
Spencer. “'cst llart ford,
Thomas. Bridgeport.
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IDEMANDS BERGER
man Cummings. othei smokers will; BE IMPRISONEDv
he Mayor David Fitzgerald and Miss (HKAGO. Feb. 13. illemand mm
I‘aroline Ruutz- itees, of Greenwich pictor Berg r b0 Font to a federal
The hour of the dinner, which will penitentiary to begin serving his sent-1
lho held in thc Taft ballroom is an, ence of ten 3ez1rs 3311s to be _made yes-
."101da3 by Federal District Attomtw
Charles Cl3‘.nc who prepared to file
LADIES'A AID SOCIETY OFI ithe go3ernment’s brief before theI
s-r. PETERS GERMAN lUnited States Court of Appeals. The
'LUTHERAN CHURCH brief charged that Bergcr, who is out
any meeting of the Ladit‘a' on bail pending an appeal is attempt-
Aid Socie'y has been postponed UN“ ling a fraud on the Appeals court.
Thursday. Fobruary 12. at the home _
of Mrs. William Haase. 24 Haviland
street. ;
The meeting was to have been held
for 7 :30 o‘clock.
T1111 root-u
MAY CUT PRICES.
The sensational drop in the value
of the, British pound sterling to $3.19
yesterday. but owing to the inflemem xhas 111.1501] the cancelling of many
weather only a fewI 0‘ the mcmbr‘rs at. ‘Bri1is11 orders here in the United
tended. A pleasant 5°03] hour was- :Statos and may. if continued. force a
suspension practically of all experts
for the ‘1 L..C being Such a procedure
iwould automxiicaily force the prrces
The hope was. ex-
'pressed that the weather would be
{more favorable next Thursday. Those‘ 10: foods hero 1.. the United States toiAccordinz to present
present
werez1irs.}iaase, Mrs. drop,
Stoc Mrs. Groeschner, Mrs. Martha
Schanb. 31121.net: and dauebt‘er Ks
for if all the goods now held in
a“
b
i
i
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\3‘ age of 27 cents an hour, which many '
1'71":
iwarebonsc; 1-:- export were released gainers I): the following cities: Hart.
r. the domes-“h- max-he rises would 91" I“!!! ow Britain. Brim-wick. Willi-
t’ p _ mantis; Motown
BALANCE OF POWER,
snamr DECLARES
.(Continued from First P8186)-
.u———-
Wood camp-den manner. in
not i
his
preparations for departure
.They learned 1mm Mr. 11111; M
thedetalisothlsresignstionucemf‘
1“ Wood's manager
something of his plans for the film
does to Florida.
"Mr. King is going to spend six
weeks in Florida getting a 8011111110
Irest and recovering from the strain
which he underwent in lining in more
lthan 300 delegates from all parts” of
'the country for General Wood. said
Mr. Seeley last night. "The large
financial interests with which Mr.
King is connected have insisted that
he forget politics for a while and get a
real rest before he seriously under-
mines his health. He has consented
'to do so and. for the next month or so.
will relax in Florida.
“Whether Mr. King will definitely
retire from politics at this time is
something he has not told anybody.
He has declined to be interviewed in
the New York papers. and any state-
ment credited to him to the effect that
he is going to inaugurate a ‘polson
gas' campaign to defeat General “’ood
'is pure bosh.
Want King's Help.
”When Mr. King returns to New
Y,ork in six weeks. he will find sever-
111 candidates for presidential honors
New
Bath Robes,
RAIN COATS,
Reliable Merchandise in Every Department
Underwear For Men, Women and Children
Hosiery of Silk Lisle, Wool and Cotton
Suits, Coats, DresseS, Waists Petticoats, K1mon .1
Linen, Bed Linen, Sheets, Pillow Cases
House Dresses, Aprons, Table
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, SLIl'l“
CASES, BAGS
ionly too plcased to let him handle
ithelr campaign. Frank O. Lowden, of
Illinois and Hiram Johnson. of Cali-
:fornia have already let him know they
[would not look unkindly on an alliance
’with him.
“It must be remembered." said Mr.
Secley, "that Mr. King sprni some
weeks lining up delegates throughout
the country for his candidate. “'hen
he resigned as General \i'ond‘s cam-
paign manager he did not tell the oth-
cr Vlood backers what dclegait-s he
had lined up nor where they 33'11e lo-
cated. That is the thing 1hat has
aroused the ire of the min who are
now backing General “’ood‘s cam-
palgn.
1
THE CONNECTICUT
EXPERIMENT STATION
AND FARMERS’ WEEK
(Continued From First Page)
flayed and explained. Diabetic foods.
ihe ingrcdi ents and special food 3alue
or milk the food constituents neces-
sary to plant life, samples of U. S.
standard teas and Various studies of
food problems will be features of this
section
The botanical department devotes
its spam> sci-3' largely to exhibits of
orchard spraymg and spraying for
control of potato diseases which will
interest 1“111'mets and gardcners. The
results of variety tests to determine
resistance to blight are also displa3ed
for the b1 111 fit of potato growers
The 1 niomolog'ists have much to
Ishow regarding such \Ital problems as
IIIIId nOt mom”? 0’ 3“" 11.1“11111111rl3 control of the European com borcr
.burning sympathy for Genn.‘ 1'1 \\'.nod!11n1l the gipsy moxh. The methods
Many of them regarded 1‘11 \\ «3131] most successful in controlling sucking
boom 1154 1 dnmnurnctured ono- 11111 33 oro and biting insects are graphically pic-
IIIIIII‘I I0 Silliport it hon-ms. M King iut‘cd. An exhibit of household posts
the strong Roosm PM man 31 ..~‘ 1.111113%. and their control will intcrest cvcry
1W1: it I1 is safe to 1113' the. uhile- .\I1 Ill1ouse\\it'1‘. Photographs and maps il-
[King had novl‘tcd his. conn. 1 iion “iih lusn'ating thc pi‘ogi'css of mosquito
Are Pledged to King.
"Many of the delegates who agreed
to vote for the candidate 33l10m Mr.
King will support in the comeniion
weer not pmticulariy griei‘ul when
Mr King cut 10059 from Genm :11 \V ood.
They had pledged their vain to Mr.
King bccausc they knew of the good
work he had done as one of Thiodoreg
iliooscvcli' s strongest campaign-Ts.
"‘ "PT?” “UP-d s campaign 1,.) 11m control in the State arc also of gonor-
"0m“ ”H‘ 1111‘ tires of :11 loos-1‘ 1111 01‘ the all interest.
7100 (hie-21mm he at cured ,3. his tours The plant breedcr shows much of
Wat-r055 lhc (‘OlinliV 111111 11. interest mgarding the improvementof
”‘959 df'li‘nflics \3‘ hcn h. viobacco by selection and the breeding
(“mmti‘m 111 corn to secure increased 3Icid Ex-
‘l<.1nfi1 iii (1‘111113' h'ls.‘ 1)., Hunting (\iI l.(xli"".1r"\; along thoso linf‘fl ha3e ill
will hold
Knee to 1hc
l
“‘0 111191;..." Y“ ”3' \l on ii convvn 1‘1-11113 p; ()(iUK‘t 1i 1111111n d1 fin to r—c
"m I {“1" "7“ '1‘ 111111111111 in sming’sulis for growers of thcsc (‘onncciicm
{131.1112 \I1_ 3. .1. .. 1-:1u in .111. 13" 111.101...” staph ,-_
I~II,II2 'IHII‘II I! h" 'I” ‘l‘ “"' '. .‘15 for 1111‘ Then ihcre is the dt‘partmi-nt of
M'H‘I 'Ih'IHII """h‘Il’ ill Connor‘ticut I3‘1-goiz1hlo growing. with an intcri‘stin:
“bin-am“ ‘I‘I‘I‘ "I'm? "'"“ about that? I 1‘killi’lil of the grading of boots for
“h-‘I SI“ "M “V Ki“: '\‘u1‘1‘3‘ 111mm markct. l‘ottcd specimcns and photo-
thr- UHIO‘I‘L‘I "'I ”V “IN“! campaign :mphs illustraic thr- dm‘clopmcnt of
'3"‘nag“'I"I ‘" “WWI" “=‘11‘1ncctic1r -1 unions cover crops. Thc chaructcrls-
“at“ Whi‘h 1"“ 4‘ (”IIIIH11'1’1L3‘ci3 small 111‘s of carrot \‘ai‘iciics and possiblc
number "f ““"“‘""()|‘ '1 "rates i' on mixtures in varieties of squashcs art-
”10 Olhi‘r hand. he 11.1- mo (Mr-gates :l11.33'n 113' specimens.
sewed up from Stan-s 111111 1115501111 in the fort-sirv department. 11 largo
““6 0”"‘1‘ L'H‘rzc Middlv “31511111 1111! tollvciion of nativc 11nd forcign woods.
“Iv-“Wm Siuit's'.‘ 1‘operl3‘ labeled. will attract atten'
Demanded a “Show Down." 'iirm. A set of ichiy unlabeled blocks
“Mr. King 11-1111111‘11 ‘1om the man‘ l'I'm'idf“ an (llilml'iilnlw for anyone
““111 knowx woods to test his knowl-
11i;;v. A contcsi in tho identification
1‘1 iliccs chcitllt'lm will be conducted
for the benefit of schoolboys and girls.
11gcinent of th-- Wood 1‘.1111paian on hi~
own volition. llc told 1111? bct‘orc hc
loft for (‘hicngo ho \3 :15 going In l11.‘t‘1‘
:1 show-down with thI‘ l‘li‘n 13 ho ix‘~i
siiillimi into tho 1-11:1‘.p:1f;11 af':>r h- Forest conditions .11 (‘onnocticut arc
had done 11111 “13.1 “.111; 11nd gm mo ~‘ho31‘n by photo::‘:iph§. and forest
wood boom \3‘cll 111111111 iilnntinz of “new land is «specially
“The mcn who :.11-pp ii in to int-1‘ iIt'éii'Jl‘l‘d- I
{cm with tho 3‘.‘n“k h-nn; done by 311‘ in addition to those departmental
exhibits. Director l-l. ll. .lcnkins has
King nnpat‘cnllv had 1h" idea that h-
much to show for the work of tho Sia-
cause they controllv-vl humlrcds of mil
lions or dollars, 11113 know the 1:151 11on.boih past and prescnt. As thisis
1110.11 in thc gantp 111' 1111111“ “11,-: iho oldcst Experiment Station in 1hu
thcy iricd m 1111 ,311_ 111111: hmv 11o ‘mlnm‘. thew is much of historical in-
icrcst in the exhibit. It is doubtful if
1.11111111izn. hc sim-
11n3‘ booth in thc Armory contains a
should any on hi
i iivforc ii a\'
My naked to bc 0.3" 11:»‘1 vi.
111;; Chicago for Now York. Mr. King RWWU‘ "31““): 0f lllz'lf‘liai or is of
tonnotlnccd that ho was through. ”on“ general inlcrest. Members Of
{ Gcncrai \\ cod and 1h: 0””... 1 “.1. 1h.a Station staff will be on hand to ex—
grrs in tho (ampiicn 33'1‘111 nonplussod plain their WM and to answer inquir-
at Mr. King‘s Us gnatinn, particnlmlr "‘3. Buiic'ins on many subjects “ill
i33'hen he failed to hand 1‘1‘1‘1‘ to them 13" “‘alliihli‘ 1" tho: 1‘ inU"c\‘1‘1l
’thc information t1l11:i3c to the deio-
icatcs hc had sur.c1 4.111 in lining up. ED‘VKARDS S‘AX’S
i'l‘hc3 followcd him to .\'1‘3‘.‘ \i‘grk‘gunov}, HE “TILL FIGHT
FOR WET PLAN-K
for four da3s.t1‘icd to gm
(Continued From First Page)
1311111 him to ask him to reconsider his
action. General “'ood himself finally
succeeded in gctting Mr. King on the
,iclcphone. but the Bridgrport loader.
.told him he was through and intcndcd
to take a rest."
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mittcc. and Frederick R Lynch.
chairman of tho committee.
V3hen the managers of the ‘dinner
.heard what the gown-nor had pre-
pared they were inclined :11 first to
deny the requnt of his friends 111111
he be permitted to spcak being mind-
ful of the lambast‘ng “ll 113m Jen
ing establishments in the country. 1111- nings Bryan had ghen to Chairman
proximatetx 40001111 Cummings for saying nice things
1200 Jobs to Be Fi'icd. about Gov. Eduards at the cm'ei‘nm‘s
More than 120.3 “Wei,” .qpmg will inaugural banqurt a short time ago.
{be needed by the Census. Bureau to Smith “80 R3133 Drys.
marry 011 the vast 33'mk 0‘ enumpxa . Gov. Smith, kept away by illness
ingeach facio1‘.y mine,cuarr3' oil a1 11 sent to the dinner a “163831-111 In
gas well in the nation and Di1ec 01 which he took a waliou at the prompt -
Rogers has issued an ouch Invitation tion amendment. Referring to pr'r-I
for all men interested to file applica- sonai liberty he said. I '
tilonscfor thcsBe jobs tumvdtately with
t e ensue ureau 'ashin on in
his statement Mr. Rogers $311: that indtheirecent past has been wilfully
lthe work of the spcclal agents“ an gr eviously sinned against. when
Ifrcm two to four months‘ duration and in the name of democracy there “I as
111'” an energetic agent can earn from imposed upon one hundred million
$125 to 3150 per month Vs'hen trav- free people. without their direct con-
bling aper d1em subsistence allowance sent, a restriction to their personal,
is alos made liberty which Russia in her pztlmlest
The State of Connecticut for the “373 never dreamed 0“"
purposes of the industrial census “To me this situation is a pc. ‘i:ical1
work has been divided into seven d‘. s— sacriiege," said GOV Edwards 3”" I
tricts with New Haven Merlden and purpose to carry the fight to San
IVVaterbury as headquarters for the "1‘,anclsco regardless of .whnt any
gchief special agents rent out from man 0‘ 39‘ 01' 111°“ may personally
lWashinEtOn by the Census‘r‘ Bureau think, so as to bring Kent" {mati-
plans seventeen restatement of the doctrine 0! state
.special agents will be needed 3; me rights and. popular local home rule
seven Connect. cut districts with head- upon which our fail:
government.
“I bring this
'B’r
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vice
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Industrial Census
Begins---Many Jobs Open
i Continued From First Page.
“This precept of the Democratic faith I
01859138.}
1b! in
(OWQGS
hummus {inn-I
Jerk. ‘
Chairman C11n1min;~
pride to tho 111‘1113‘. 1h.
that Aincricn is doing
l
escntlng a united and harmoni-
ous front upon all great public cues
The past has gone bcymd re
'1"
tions . . . .1.
call b‘“ m" of that ”a“ a great na LII)? Iiii“ :S1I1III1III1I1 I1I1I-II.I1I 11.1- 1
tIonai issue has arisen and 1h 1t ’39ue'1-I,;nud o" 1h1‘ Ir‘111itI‘;~*1‘v3 .'
is nothing less than the old one our \{hson "1 . 1 .,
father... 11.111 to deal with in the “9'4 : ‘ ‘ '___--,-_~,._... _,_._ -
Non 0f “11' "Wm“- the ’35“ 0‘ 8mm MOVIE ACTOR KILLED
d rsonsl iibert)‘.
Irights En W i A FQP -- r
3-1 claim the people hmc not s‘pokcn ‘. 'N F LL " ' -
on this subject. I dcn3 11m 1‘. Kill 11' .
men who were elected to (701113?“ Camera Take! Picture 0‘ 3' '9
upon totally dlfleienl issucs at‘. d “”1“. Body
out any rcfcrcmc to mohlbliiou to: ‘ l-‘\‘ 1 1,
saddle that condition upon the Ame: 'l . i 0> -\»\-‘l- ‘- - ‘ "‘ ‘
can People without 11 11fcr1r.1 11:11 on Burcoss‘. 11 11113111311 111-22.“ ‘
the subject. IIIIIIII ISBIIIi3WIIs "IiIcIII:r Ikiiicd y.3-.11-;‘1i11_3‘ 13'h11n "» I
scntcd in 911191 1 1‘ "‘11th fl ‘ r- ‘ 31111111 on “+11“
Republican platforms and 131.. 11”.. TrInomnn 11111 ' . 1‘ ‘
can people have not l111‘ 11 1on<uiaml turnout! 1.111111111111117 “ “
l'nlcss we conccdc to om 1’ "llKT‘“‘-" .U‘G-‘i “'35 113111" “”h I
the p1)33“’"“ of mortars 11nd tiit‘tniors Napkins. 1.11 .. vi'tioi‘.
instead 01‘ “WWW-1 ”1“} ”“5"“ “"‘ In“; 1 - 111‘ “as 113 1.1.1
authority to t'ot'cc the 31,".1 of other .- Th1. 3dr I. , . lm
Pcoplo upon their (onsiiitlci1‘.: with- 110111 1.10 111.1111. .1111 . 1.
0‘” consulting lhi‘nl ill 1| ‘1‘ 411'. ("£1 7’ .1“, 1...”. III!" (millimfi .1311, .
sup and “pan 3 platform 11111113 set 11‘.1\11‘_.l‘.? .3...11nm«_~_ 11.1.1.1
ting forth that lssuc." 11‘.“ 1.71.1 ..1niit‘1111-1l ‘1“
Auusion to Bryan. ‘ I 1 - .... 5111-111 :-
‘houch Mr. Edwards did 111. 111111- T‘ ' ‘ ‘I' ‘ I ..
lion \\‘1’lli:11n .lcnninnfi “Fl-ill h) ‘-‘-“““.“'I ‘III I II \ “III" III IIII II
11c paid his rcspccis to 13.1‘ Commom‘r ,pqi .111111113‘ 1111'" 1“"
and the recent spccz‘hos 31'1111 .1 \li. I\"i‘.t‘i‘i‘ it 71ml all hind.
Brynn has 111111111 against him. 11-1113 ; ,3 __ '_ 331.: :1 prof»
ing thc inauguriai dinnu \Vh‘l h 3\"1 I "‘II .I , .11 w“ 1"‘1I- .
aiiendt‘d by Mr. (‘unnnlngrz 1“”‘7‘ 111111 ““ _ 11.
".‘II‘, (‘ummings' particixmiion 1n;1'h...‘”~,. 3- .1il3 i-1l 11 ll 31.1.
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