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" '-uni'cotion of Old Well
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Motivational-strum
“some use for publication at
news dispatches credited to it .or
otherwise in this mien.“
' ] published heron.-
of publications of spo-
that '
and during the last two
was indorsed by both the Democratic
ton is a lawyer in his
population very little if any
dflkultyhes been experienced in the
town and friends of Mayor Button
point out with pride that it is his
clever handling of men and affairs.
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POLITICS’.«: OF THE: STATE.
_—-9—-. ‘~
r, Joseph mm: of, man,
Mentor-Govern“. .
The numerous friends .end.acnualnt-
s in Norwalk of‘MnyormJasepm
' Dutton of Bristol, Awhoeeetrlendse no
state-a short time
campaign for the
ing the democratic
governor for him, will be interestedio
learn that the boom is growing daily
and that the campaign is being
ed upon favorably by the leaders of‘
the party.
ago
purpose of obtain-
nomination for
loon-
jor Button is now serving his
term as mayor of New Britain
terms he
Mayor Dut—
Republicaw part ies.
home city.
103, F. and A. M.. Will be where he has made an» enviable-rope»
“JUN“: Tuesday evening, tation for himself as a public speak— Goztlieb. Luippold, n bottler of and beads deflected the thrust. Poens
g1920,?at-8 o’clock. Work E. er. l283 Pembroke street, has filed was badly beaten before he submitted
" All Master Masons can He is a young man and is said iolschedules showing liabilities of $2,— to arrest. He was taken to a local
"eternally invited. Fr‘a- be very popular wiht all £33m,“ m:251.88, with "no assets. Meet of the hospital for treatment and at present
his city. Bristol, during the past few l creditors are Bridgeport businessls being held without bonds. ,
ASA 1" LOWNDES, years, has become one of the leading.~ concerns. 2 ' “"‘ '
Stair-M WILéOX; W. ' cities 0‘ the state and itspopumtion, l NORTflWRT STORM WARNING. ;
- Secretar hue. grown byleapsvsndailwunds. Vi'ASHlNGTON, Apri16.——'l)lermtd-. NWN’ORK. April 6.—-Tho weathen
7' Y- spite its varied industries and mixed ing warnings of the federal govern- bureau here today issued the follow-:
labor
makes. this possible.
dispatches heretn are also re-
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«mfllOTISM AND NEED.
.1 ‘ htfiotism ceases to the a vir-
Walgreenal interest takes prece~ :
- must always be p. debatable ‘ j' ‘
: most blessed of cauntries, is quite;
leto find his own interests of para- ‘
K t importance in any election, and.
., :‘vote as his pocket. dictates, no mat-l
2 how greet'msy he the public needu
" a" ‘ emier Clemeucnu was undoubteo—' 2‘7
France's_grea.test figure in the war."
. perhaps the dominant force at
. peace conference. The aged but
hty premier worked hard for
. - and won much for his beloved
try and its people. He won more
r- -. 91-9: ‘0? us believe to .‘be good
ona'd'id. for civilization or for
vote}? in the long run; but how_
‘ ‘ be, it must be admitted
’" :3": -\crafty and as valiant a
. nter as the fierce Bengal itself_ in
behalf of his people.
And yet, while France has rung: with
w
else of his deeds, and voted him an
' {twhelmlng' yiclory in the elections.
“devastated regions stood alone and
. solidly against him. Personal
1'9th dictated every ballot. The W)
of France's pathetically broken
' ..’the" citizens in the path or
fire ‘of the guns of many cOun- .
registered at the polls their ‘
' ed resentment against Clemen-
"8 government for failure to un-
he reconstruction more quickly.
\ pay to; war damages.
9 heart sang the Tiger's praises.
‘ the head bowed to the empty
et. ,.
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,-§. SHIPS ON THE PACIFIC.
95' em in United States trade
the Orient is foreseen in the
, ing Board's tentative plans for
; passenger ships to the Pacif-
‘gt'. A'evmmittee of menfrom
ones has recently been in the
talking: with the chairman of the
rig Board and with New York
- Interested in Oriental commerce.
-— plans include the establishment
’ :: lingo to Japan. China and the
‘ hie TIslands. It is hoped to
weekly sailings of American ves-
' Intertwine and Vladivostok.
sailings to the Philippines, the .
ts. Menu and India every
“yhéfil. .. The vessels are to be
'Mu ships, on. burners.
of ‘17,'knots and with a dead--
" e'of 11,000 each. They
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whom the west count this: "
soon as announcement. at.
”up is made. busines- m_en ';
cannot begin before;
the ships themsebes. -
Determine the Valm
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Km triendnrin. this citywileatch DROPS POISON lN WEI-L8.
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Emfighfgfetrhe:‘£;o$tkmgmosl lnfurlntcd by Charge, Prisoner Ata-
nation for goernor and will will: “.4“ Police “'0” Subdled. .
ingly helpit , rigs" - , WATERBURY' April, - “VT“? . .‘
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“PLEA” red-going. Dominic Pocue in police
? assesses" or were:
; BANKRUPTOYr’ court here yesterday, following his
‘sensational arrest in Southbury.
Apprehended on suspicion that he
was responsible for shoving parts
green into several wells in the vicin-
ity, Focus turned on his captors. llr
specter Matthew Balanda, of \Vnter-
bury and State Policeman Franc
Nichols and Thomas MitchelL Balanr
do was painfully stabbed in the abdo-
men: Nichols was cut slightly.
Mitchell owes his life to the fact.
.that he carried a Knights of Colour
bus card case and rosary beads. Po,
cus knife cut a hole through his coat'
’ Endorsement of notes for the
Haseltine Motor Corporation at the
instance of Philip Baseltine is al-
leged in the bankruptcy application
of Elizabeth R. Richel, otRedding,
tilled with the bankruptcy court yes-
terday. The liabilities. are 815.-
93727, principally notes for the
corporation endorsed by the bank-
rnpt. and the assets are notes due
from Haseltine totalling 34,150. No
date for hearing has been set ,by‘
Referee Keogh. 'and vest near his heart, but the case
ment that they would be prosecuted lng storm warning:
under federal penal statutes. three wot; "Continued nor-thrust storm wet-orJ
men favorable to the cause of Irish Ina! ins. noon. Sandy-Heck ”LPN-tumult
dependence, resumed today the picket- strong Westerly winds and.gnles this
in; of the. British embassy. which led afternoon and tonight, diminishing
iyesterday to two arrests. ‘lete tonight.”
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