' .vour purse.
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with high prime.
is price that will leave4
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u mother of one of the
of the famous Crite-
., , rtetwaslisteningtoa
. _ Edison Phonogmph for
4. ,bt time. , ”in.
v‘: “we, Where My Love Lies
. .. g” sung by Anna Case
fie Criterion Quartet was
“played. '
"all she exc ' -—
m Thft’s my son 81331812.”
w true. The singer was
Icardon of the Criterion
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nails Realism for You
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ALFRED ' FOX
*. PIANO co.
:7 ,,‘ Iain 8t; 30. Norwalk
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Pointng The W a
’YOUXG people ‘will form habits of thrift—or otherwise— de'
pending upon the kind that they amencouraged to form.
Hahii- are stronger than rules. Children do not take kindly
he; always welcome suggestions.
l. 3.0“ point the way and show M the day they start to‘
save they start towards a happy future they will unoonsciously
form habits of thrift. Show them how rapidly little saving! ae-
cumulatc at 4 per cent interest which is compounded twin a
year in this strong bank. .
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THE “CITY NATIONAL BANK _
’ South Rorwalk. Conn.
SENATOR BRANDEE ‘
AT REGENT THEATRE
zoominued from Page One)
idecision.”
. Here the senator exhibited a bound
volume saying. “This is a copy of
the trelly of peace and league of
gnations. it is written in two lang-
«uazes. French and English. Roth
. dillerent in important passages. In
nessmnn Schuylervllerritt. candidate case of a dispute. take your choice."
for reelection. l “l have not the time to go into
Senator Brandegee. on many other the causes leading an to the war.
occasions. has addressed audiences inIWF “Ore living in a fool's paradise
Norwalk, but never before did hesmlns unprepared while all Europe
reach the height of eloquence that heifli at war. President Wilson Ip-
did )3“ night. Talkingas 1.93.)“ {appeared before Congress and told it
considerably over two hours, Senatorithe country was Kelli!!! excited and
Brandegee held his audience so m..that in Case of war. the citizenry
,terested that a pin could have been-“'0“1d like up arms when we had no
heard drop. larms. Bryan, a member of the cabinet.
In spite of the strain the candidate preached peace and then resigned
has been under for several week af-‘Wllrn War broke out."
ter stumping in Connecticut and else-9 "There arose the Mexican prob-
wbere. Senator Brandegee was in lit-m; the committing of mutv attract-
good form. His voice. perhaps a ties. During that period. Count
trifle husky. could be heard distinctl)"fiernetoif. representing the Imperial
iand clear to 81c farthermost corner German government. diagnoud the
of the theatre. ‘ / raj of President Wilson and when
Ovation after ova ion zreeted the lh y “saw that the government was
distinguished statesman during his spurned and, treated with contempt
By.r Taking
We Cough Syrup"
address, Voluntarily as. he stepped‘aaid. "We have taken their ms‘ure.
Up ‘0 begin “3 mime. hP,"M KPH?!- lf Mexico can do that. why can't
ed with loud agplausen frléozedobygaermanyr"
cheers given wit a wi . e y .an-l H0“. could vm‘, expect that the _
era] Russell Frost. it was a dis aerial lorrmment could r" 1;;
tinct victory for the senator. i'nited States"
After the- one» l patriotic moving ‘
picture ”The Right Road" had been
shown. the meeting opened with the
lsinging of “America" by.a chorus of;
to American vessels at sea. A vessel
was blown up: other ships lay idle.
Finally the President sent a tum
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to normal pica. .
women seated on the stage led by to Con .- for a" puck. at
area. , a
gun on merrha t ships if he found
it necessary. i wanted to strike out
The audience.
joined (pl-the singing.
! Edmund E. Crowe. chairman of the' .,
Republican Town Committee. who'the ""- 593 the M" V” '0" “I 5"-
presided at the rally. gave a brief ”“3”“ “a bi“! 1° “Ven‘W'YOI’N'
flesume of the local candidates coffin” the "f-
'the Republican .licket running for of- , Continuing Senator Brandegee 49“
lice. . cribed the 10 per cent plus system:
"An" January {u said Mr. Crowehdescribed the condition of the army
"Vb,“ Lake is 1079",“. he should and other demorratic administratipn
have the support of a Republican ““"9-
State Legislature. Judge Nehemiah Speaking on the sacrifices of those
Candee. who is the candidate for who fought during the war. Senator
state senate, has made an enviable Brandegee said. "i hire the most
record mr himself in the State House ielaboral' compensation bill for es-
*of Representatives. He is._an up- service men: 1 favor the Soldleta'
rizh' man whose record speaks for Bonus bill. Nothing can be too good
,itself. lhrrey 3f. Kent. of the.l-‘irst for those who fought in the war."
lDir'ricl candidate for skte represen- “Thel! President Wilson. at the
close of the war, cam. before the
House and Senate and said that he
going to Enron. He went
path-e. is well—known to all of you.’
He will trualte a good representative,
in the S‘ncond District we have Sam- was
uel l Watkins, who is also well-,against the adrise. of ‘many of the
known" rllllant men of the country. But
”At :his time, i want to pay trill-a. anyway. he went. He told Congress
flute m We lovait)‘ and efllciency of lhat‘he would inform us of everything
the women who have so heartily one he did anOdenounced secret diplom-
tercd thin campaign. Their work,acy. .He assembled 1.500 interpre-
could in.- lm ant-passed.” Here, scholars, etc. it was the largo
Closing Mr. Crowc introduced Mrs fest group bf “film‘s" since lbe col-
Len lmviw. r‘mirman of the “‘omenflectlon of animals in Non 'a ark. He
Republican Town Committee. who. lw. went avg-0am. When Clem ceau saw
«aid. would =nl-n'htce. the principal him approaching with the fourteen
speaker o.’ the ni‘fllt. diablelll in his hand he exclaimed.
in introduchu' Sew-HM andezee “The Lord God, had only ten com-
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Mrs. Davis chm: “Mr. Chairman.'mandments: this man has fourteen.”
Guests and Cilizenl; “if is a pleasure: After describing the 88,000,000
to welcome to our city a man of spent by the Publicity Bureau direct-
nationsl reputation. whOse sterling ed by George (‘l-eel. Senator Brande-
character and far-sichtod statesman- gee said that.President Wilson had
ship have won for him a place among made two blunders.
the leaders in the highest legislative? "He madé a blunder going to Europe
body in the world: whose services 10 when he could have stayed at home:
.phe State of Connecticut. to the Set?
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doors or atom vestigglg tion of t‘e' United States and 'thel
I it
‘ General Contractor (ions:
"323'” Norwalk oath as a United States Senator: 33then call on me and 1 will end
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17, attended to.
sent a cannula ion and ot bet
gate or the United States. and to lhehesufls, .He 1:.” his mung;
,cutire country. have been invaluable: fit, when he took a map and arranged
a man who believes in the Conrtitu-‘the destinies of millions of peoples."
. “Wilson should have said. “We
.“pholdlns 8 DflnclpaIS: one who want to keep clear from European
,haa never been and‘uever will be a entanglements. We have a country
:ubber stamp Senator: a man who to settle and govern. We are dis
as the courage of his own“ couvlc- erent from you people. Make your
who votes according to his peace treaty -, involving Europe 1
any
man whthas a heart big enough amino use my influence to smooth any
amind broad enough to desire. peace-grown; edges you may encounter.‘ ”
Jill and friendly relations. with all; “But no. He took it upon him-
‘s
Fe; Cent.
if
the world. but who believes that there self to draw up the peace treaty with
is one country superior to)“ other the result that it is ambiguous.”
countries 1 of .the world. and that; "rake Shantnng. *that great China
Vronntry ”5 The . United fight” Of seaport. Wino controlls that' port out;
put feet nude the international ma-
hogany except as an equal."
“We bareeooagbtodotozovem
our own country without foreign en-
tha league. That means that we
could not aid Cuba again as we did
ce against the oppression of Spain.
Russia has invaded Poland. Poland
asked for aid from , France and
England. France t a lew xen-
erals to map out a line of attack.
The others ref to aid- Thus the
league has‘ al y been violated.”
Further on in his address. Senator
Harding said. “it is up to the mothers
to decide whether they want their
ya to be policing the earth. lf
hey do. let then vote for Cox and
t
other wise
the Mamie of Nations:
vote for Harding.
“Sir. Harding says he will nevIr
submit the treaty to the senate with
Article 10 contained within it.“
In conclusion. Senator Branden.
described the Tribunal of Justice.
The only other speaker of the even-
lnz was Congressman Schuyler Nero
ritt, of Stamford. who spoke of the
bad effect of the I’nderwood tarilf
befcrr». the war declariu that the dent-
‘which would proton all.
,nlan lerritt also described the
’sterling qualities of Senator Brande-
gee.
The rally closed with the rinsing
of the “Star Spank: Banner.” After
the meeting. Sena‘or Branden-e held
a reception behind the stage and was
i "We waited lam: for an overt actmnmtulatedrby may upon his It!”
dress». ~
moan INFO ‘_ 11th
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(Continued tron raas' One.)
(.‘Q‘Cl‘lll ave-rages now about $1.00 Pr?
bill. and in normal at bl.:5. Like-
V‘M'. with load and other items. Ll-
cludm: labor. that «on r into the ("GM
of such work. My experience in fr-
cnt months would lend to show that
you must “talu- who! you get."
though of very inferior quality in ten-
aile strength of pipe. its coming and
other matte-rs.
(Jilly recently I wan informed by
the Conarrvuiion Commission. of
.\\-w York Note. that not n aingfi new
water works ayatem wan under con-
struction or no‘gconlemplatt‘d within
the finite. on account of the too high
cost for the work. as not being just}-
id except to absolutely peer-Bury
emergency canes.
Likewinc. in the Rial; of New Jer-
ae)’ only emergency water works work
in undt-r way. In my own practice.
l‘m’ lea than seven cities and towns
are. Ivy m adtvce as their enginfl'r.
waiting (0
and labor before going ahead with
or en! water works extensions. bet-
te cut: and new works.
lions and enlargement;- are own.
it does not seem. to me. a! last- l
proper time to vote 8400.000 for “W
work. when 3125.000 to 8150.000 will
‘do the work if we again can take ad-
vantage of ”mt-able prioca. .. that
would justify us in so doing. Person-
ally I do not think any expense 9!
instilled. at this flinch for event
though a gun“. emergency may exist.
there are many ways water ayPPb‘
conditions and ghee-ore can be very
mucli lmpréVed. with very little ex-
pense. compared with Que sum now
By usual self machining water
works methods. with high-cost for
money _and other item now current.
it in not safe to figure on than than
12 per cent. per year (or carryint
charge to provide for int mains
fund. upkeep. etc.. or we we $400.-
f'ollonz. equals 848,009 per year. or
mum‘:$2.ou~ per week extra expense
to the district if the work I- done! at
La cost‘t 3400.000. as med. firms.
in plain MM'mm fin odditionai
America. . . - l v of t -
On bet-elf of the Republicans 0‘ 3:73. gesémmlmn£°w§¥rn§mnm
Norwaik. and especially the. Rembli-,Wil'son or Lansing 'knew anything
can women._ it is an honor .tantro- 'm sham; went to that heredi-
_dnce to you ourSenator. Frank 8.,” to. of China: Japan. contrary
Brindegee. , . .y — . . ,_ , a) . the 14 points; .. contrary
t t e conclusion of the. violent‘tn-r- M M of thought! ‘¢ Nation-
plause which greeted Senator Mimnmfig m protét ~weaker nor
tree’s,’»§!l.tmdncfion he. Mmfltmuona. But in under he set Jam's
be. a neuronal nfldfito‘ the.repnbli- gigging-gm the WLW
a; . . .. ,,
partyin Norwalkjo .hayeittirg . .
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ed.water 6m orhy other
’1’ ‘ mace arr. Hort max
espouse otahout $5.00 per your for
every man. woman and child in the
district. or about 828 per finally; tint
will—Me to be met either him
ma. g;
ocratlr W IV!“ 009 '0' revenue «10‘. to melflo: limits. and. 'if
only. He said that she republican; done. pro-sure will jump Jack to ’ Y ‘ ‘
would put into elect wise m , when: I, m fifteen )o-ara atgo. and m “I . . ‘
Congress- ;t present main pipe lines had filth? s EATERS’ BI‘ARKI‘JTD
-8 PLANT;
lfmm all atandpoinla. even if a no
'reanit)’ exiled to hurry the work at
t‘nst iron pipe now avenge. 87$ plr iterinl.
ton. deliver-«i. and to IDrmal at 823.!
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.LNorwaik" .»’s Leading Dry Gm re— if:
.' - 9 WE SELL
. - 9 ' ' fi 0 . . .
Carter 5 Kmt Underwear
for Men, Women and Children, because it gives satisfactory sent.
at a satisfactory'price. _,
The New
Carter’s Knit Underwear is HERE
ASK To. SEE IT!
‘..
H. Krieger 69’ Go.
now COMPLETE wrm A FULL LN:
01“ REAfiY—TO-WEAR
C L 0 T H E S
For Men, Women, Boys
and Girls
.IlP-TO-DA'fE MILLINERY AN D
demands. and thus dept-hr the enun-
“hlll section“ of water. and make the
present mains uncle-— for par-
poaamincaaeofabreak hem"
posed new main. Being I. reddenl -
the bill. I have considered. with em
all phases of the propoaed plant. and
trust that. our prenu-nt poor water nup-
pl)‘ conditions will not he made worae.
As to theiargt- expenditure for ad-
ditional filter; certainly
chlorination and aeration. at
expert . will. with the present filters.
carry he district over for com yearn
to come. and give a safe water ‘lg
drink. New York city is depending
tntlrrly on aerition and chlorination.
while it has a more highly contain“-
flfllt'd raw water than the supply of
tho Second din-arid. . it is true that
the district has many industries
using the water auppb‘; hut
lht'n- is no good reason why the con-
sumption of watt-r abouldlbe far more
than double what it is‘ln other places.
“\ing as many. or more. industrial
uses 1' )r the. wafer supply. The waste
of wafer can be. and should-1n. cut
SH 0 ES
:9 l he ample Io ropv-riy
flu-w- the datum.
. in no brilliant» reason why .
the «moot should need twice .al "
:much in pipe line capacity .and don-
'Mc- as much in filter plant area. as
other rule-a of similar ‘F” and condi-
tion: the pipe hastens needs a little
re—enrorcing here and there. and oth-
ler pans of the axiom need attention.
fhnt if would ocean to me that an ex-
'pendilure ordeal than $100,090 would
he amp!" to put the ardent in files:-
gdid condition for :11be service
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yonlive easier.
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The Paris. Cloak £9” Suit House
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’thia time of high prices and poor ma-
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Consulting Engineer.
2‘ Corthnd! 81.. N. Y. CRY;
VIOLENT SCENES
AS M’SWINEY
£29283” CORK
(Continued tro- Page One!
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dock. and then went to the pier from
which deb-st steamers bound for
you and twenty of your friends. if you 1.13“".
no desire." . an: -
Rtr Hamar‘a letter was! handed to DUM- Oct. 2"—‘A “SLATE.”
Hood Covers
John MacSwiney. who refine-bed that {Winnie—Over a bare catafalque m
the lady mayom was ,not on m the pro-mthedral he". (Ml morning,
the train. .1 he venerable Aztlan-hop Walsh cele~
t. ..- “MW “WWW”:
.-~‘v:>-. m-uof'fl‘
When the trail arrived here about
midnight. Mr. O'Brien. ho'ndon execu-
braguc. who represented the family
on the funeral train. demanded that
the nation master fulfill the contract
'0'" “dc" for m“"“" to carry the Body to Cork by war of 99‘ W
King-town. a port near Dublin. That
official wan arranging for the tram-
rer of the beds“ and mourners by way
supeflntendent
speak with him.
~ “’hen the station master returned.
be said:
“3b- ordera are that the body must
be placed on board the Rattan-lore for
shipment to Cork. and they will be
obitfed."
Deputy Ma r O'Callaghano! Cork.
of police wanted to
ln ‘4?" of all the “It." If 9“"hiof Klnptown when be was told the
shaking his I- in the station
ter'a face. said:
eminent are body mailer-i. You steel {m
are going to seine a dead body. and
we refuse to mommy you and your
nefarious expedition.” a
The station master went to the bag.
age car. where the mourners were
grouped around the
box“ mm the on
the box removed .10 - the
hunger striker. cried dethntly:
have murdered norm and you
are not going to sued his body."
The mourners refund to
unearth
ted a low requiem mall for the ne-
pooe of the soul of the late lord mayor
r Cork. Terence lack-incur whose
body. uneaooned. saw for a guard o?
Bull-h police. was at the some time
proceeding acro- St. George‘s Chan:
the ‘packet Rathmorc
towards Cork.
The relatives and other mournen.
who‘s-eluded to accompany thc’body
after it-had been removed from the
(“611..th to the Steamer by
police at Bola-head. Wales. in” mid-
nlgn" t. attended the sen-tree. Thes-
plnaned togohoCork by nuptial
train leaving at two o'clock this after-
noon. ,. ' .
Julius: and the whole of southern
than! 3:12 in mounting today 310
the fruit ya and other public servic-
ca amended and the hatch not nerv-
"You ‘and your gou- mg w my’ .1 the about. had
anion theupadhlm of
trouble. .. ‘
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