Continued from First Page. 3,
the nation and its interests mu.
bers- of the Liberal- Constantin“
l’ll‘tv.
is the leader. an understand to '
V? it's 0990. rr mvs
. THI stout” '
TOD‘Y ONLY déeclined at first to give a decision . 3
3 ' s rting that they wish to study t
SENSATIONAL UNDER.- question further. After s party can'-
SEA DRAMA cull. however. it was decided to deny
the' president's rtquest. and a party
statement was issued saying that.
- .‘Koliaughton.
Burr, Jo3hn Bu
‘5 et G9] "
ATHEV COMEDY
Y Lir'rLB PUT PUT".
VDUf‘ATIONAL
3
Vconsideted in due course of. time";
i Article 27 has long been a 'stqm
ling block ln‘th‘e relations between
'Me'xico and titer l‘nited States. the lat-
ter government ch'si-kcterlzlng the
section as cqnfiscetory and ugui'nst
the principles of American rights a
interests ohtsineinVn Mexico under
proper laws. In an official statement
\
icv made June 7. Secretary of State
Hughes said that Mckico- was free to.
adopt any‘policy she pleased with re-
opcct to her Vpublic lauds. but added-
thst she was not free to desirof with-
all} compensation valid filio‘l which‘
3RSDAY’and FRIDAY
'ROTHY -
; _ DALTON
E GlRL'OP THE‘ ‘ '
3 GOLDEN CHARMS"
a Drama of the Land'
of Gold
J
izens under Mexican laws.
The action of Congress last night is
flewed by political observers here as
marking a definite split be een‘
President Obregon and his 3 i1.
IThe first indication sof party stri
Iwere, noted nearly a month ago. when
fAugustine royo was elected fires-3
ident of the Chamber in Deputies by
Liberal- Constitutionalist members. At
,this time. Dr. ‘Jose Blurob. one of the
party; leadcrs. sharply critictscd Pres-
ident obregon. charging that he a
dotted his .party for political ex i-
cnce.‘ These remarks drew a reply
from Obregon. who assertedV that he
.“was president of all parties and
could show favoritism to none."
JUDGE WOODWARD
DIED YESTERDAY
Continued from m Pigs.
;THE NORTH”
188i ECT‘ED COMEDY
- JUST IN TIME”
PATHE W’EEKLY
SATURDAY
[NE
HAMMEBSTEINV
3 :E GIRL
3 ROM NOWHERE:
3 i
one who was powerful in the hour of
3'.deicnsc one who fought best when his
Vbnck was to the wall. He soon won
the confidence of the community and
in 1867 and 1868 he represented Nor-3
walk in the General Assemby. in 1871
or. d 1872“ :is a. state. senator from the
12th District. and in i869 W'arden oi"
th» former Borough of Norwalk. As
Judge of Probate for the District 0f3
Norwnlk he will be the best remem-
l)t'l‘t‘(i on account of his twenty-two”
* \t-ars' service as lis‘u udge This '11:,
.- < 3. 4 -a public office which appealed to s
“LGLV‘T TODAY onc of system and ncruram but ho»
w: s more than kecpcr of records and 2
iii iv; hr aimed to know all that was
worth knowing in connection with pro-l
3 James HOTEL
taurant a la carte
d Table dc hote V
Vitii'ul rooms, “ith or with
t birth at moderate rates.
s
ph lilt1‘ l'mlcrm-a Drama "“‘ci
“old" Is Remarkable Fi-uturc "
runs. lb was not only a well read
r or. in: rm ': wim. ll it is. knowing the
so called common law. but he was ac-
Eqnnin'ed with other systems notably
'iht chil law. He was also deeply in-
tumult d it civic. matters The excel~
lent watt-r chi-tier of the
0\"r stolin treasure hidden in an old
it'l'ls’ All the. bottom or the sea. The
erii.iikulile features of “Wet Golri'
r:- the use of diving suits. a submnr
lll' lying on the b Mom of the s u as
hum of operatlozs. and the uncurnx
r
t' f in t ‘ l ,
V...V,.V(V.‘i;,..(:.. Ofet;?0c;:ntt;:‘erp ml”, of louzh of Norwalk was his handiwork:
. V V V '. ~nnd some Of its phraseolog) is todav
hum:- of the most ll‘u'llllill sccnesi i (ll i i our cit charter He
r “Wit Gold' wr- re taken at the race em '0 w n y
learnt stly arhocated the establishment.
or’ a sewer system which was curried:
out 0.1 broad lines . Judge Woodward;
{rt-tired from th- Probate Court wiihi
ark lll Havana. Cuba. who r( on old
ul-lu rncr who has stnktd his List
hi on a favorite colt and lost. do
l
of Presldentw Harding‘s Mexxcan pol-l
‘0" t
"Wt-t Gold " by J pun.“ “um. 'bnte law and prelcticu.3 He took grun
- - . - lam~
n. dil'l'f'tf’d. by Ralph inc; u'id dis pridr in what might be called the ch-l
"Hm-(l by GOMWHI. will he slicw” 'Hmlcn! slle or the promo: court and .
3“ iru- Iii-KPH! Thvuire todny with a "““" "m" ""‘"“' “"‘Vm' “"d ‘m
ulln- ('Oriiuiy umi umpr “am”, It proved rl‘cord books nfi of which made
:i Lili- .,r hm “V“, “who”; '30 "u for rfllciwucn accuracy and (‘vllllt‘li‘t9-i
old nor-.1 _
V w
:(ock fine distwould
II
was...
products of the staid.
._ ark.
M _w convinced that
aid ”2mm“
as the New London dock has
service to the pcople of that
one: "I!
perfect
to operate t
their own expense. pair-Ilse
3-per cent. on its investment
filer expenses are deducted.
Thedgovernor said that he has ap-
po nte a commiesi ~
have been obtaVincd by Aiiiuic: in cll- ‘nation .over in New $321103: 3:5; V
London
structure. He said that- the New He.-
ven dock proposition is not for the ,.
purpose of competing with New' 1.6..
(ion. in the eirent that a dock is built
. in New Haven. but solely for the add-
ed bsueflt of the shipping facilities of
dock. similar to the. New
the late.
, "Brick your ears. sharpen your eyes
and seize your opportunity. for when
New Haven is done. I want to seen
other large dock right here in Bridge-
port. " importuned His Excellency.
The governor told the reporter that
he thought Norwaik would be the lo-
gical place for the fourth dock. He
said that he did not think it advisable
to build s. 810. 000. 000 dock. for that
would invite competftIOn with cities
like Philadelphia and Baltimore.
“I suppose advocates of bigger and
better d ks for the Sound co‘st would
and a rong‘bupporter in you if you
were re-elected." the governor.
queried.
“They would whether I am elected
or not. for i believe that the docks
will be a great benefit to the state
every way." he replied.
The governor touched on the light-
er things in his talk. but for the. most
to the future prosperity of are
of which Pruident Obrecon stats. making a superior on“ for the
l
mi
i
we of the exec. shipping of New
V‘s- t tremor Lake said that when the
New London dock tion
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den of the venture and i. w
amendments to the article "would be rously oppusod It. on that. accbunt.
proved
to be a financial success and immune
to- Ms M A“
. contract i“V‘irVith a New York docking
concern whereby the dock peop‘e are
he. New London 'dook: at
two.
share .
equally with the state on the” mesa -
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Houses arid
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_ps.rt he was serious. Concerning the Open. is s. bad habit. o
revival of business. he was hopeful'a nap recently in Controllagstxf‘: Ufit
without being unfilxrimmatingly op- awakening he discovered that a thief
timistic He referred to the business had stolen his 840 set of false teeth:
3uump of 1901. and how the country
came out of it. taking- a leap beyond
former high water marks of prosper-
icy.
mm OF WOMEN
How many perfectly well women:
do you know? Isn't it true that in
YOUTH BROWNS. order to keep up with the march “of
progress the endurance of woman.“
DANBURY. July 27.—Hymsn‘l~‘ine- often strained to its utmost—and the
berg. 19 years of age. was drowned tax upon her physical system is in
while bathing in Peach Lake. aesrgmany cases greater than she can
here last night. He could not swim stand. Headaches develop. and not-
and was unable to help himself whenivous irritability. backache. draggkg
he stepped intoa deep hole. He was down sensations. and other pain!“
the son of Aaron Fineberg. a dry goods ailments peculiar to women. The re-
merchant at Brewster N Y. liable remedy when a woman gets
into such a condition is Lydia E.
Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound. as
rly half s century it has prov.
FALSE 11:er STOLEN.
1 HAVANA. July 27.-—Mauuel Dill
SUMMER FOOTWEAR FOR W
Sport Oxfords and Pumps in ten diflerent mm 3.! V
patterns and colrrs. Plenty of All White
Oxfords and Pumps 3
OPEN SATU RDAY EVENlm
l
COnncally Es? Bracken
South N orwalk
Rut,
w.
ea
Morgado is convinced that al fresco a natural restorative ‘0' these
slumber. especisily with the mouth "“0““ l- ‘
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music fFREE33
sellout tli dandstilkcodq. Wesendyos
guMHi-ouucnthreodsysfioom Noobligm'um
soup-it.
Mr HbonhsofiaedZprbesmhg‘mmV
”211%“?!th “fifzurorfihvem phonographsnd
oter
‘ w "m thisofiersothst
Feet Drag ?
thaltissaefiorttodrsgoneloot
sfter the other, when ycm are slwsys
tired sod seem locking in strength sod
on to Join a. ship-wrecked crisi'i- 3 3 t' ‘ 3 iii ll 9 "M 3
y. John Cromwell, in lhr- hunt for Vth‘ (slum : a “in“! Y 1': if r g 3.. endurance, '5‘“ 0‘11” "id ”in fuck
stolen treasure that he knows or min) “V V). n t I.“ ‘9 ron ru;3 the body.itlswelltolooklorqmpcons'
I” 30! the State Lonstitution had deprived ‘ Cl .
Vim- oi' the most thrilling incidents ”1" community or iii? services of one3
w." lliri-r- llii'n in (living helriietsiWhose uselulness and ‘VXPHVHVHN‘ wris3
tli internal o'er/gin tanks. whirling.M “I” “d“ “hen 1V“ “firm! from.
om 3.3m shore in ”an,“ or ”w sub. the Probate Court he still continucri'.
. riaiinc fair out on the ocean floor l“) he "the "gutde. philosopher- and‘ b‘lllh elects d kidney CHM-thee;
Th“), walk straight out to sea. finzilii' irrifn of all those who applied to trouble by removing the "we.
lill'll' bends diszippmir and we see him raid and counsel Had he “NV" IN kill!!! and curative. They?”
lht-ir' prngnm along the bottom of 1“ “ml’rmm‘” “3 he “’3" “M“ he m‘g‘“ sad sire iestbewcsk‘enedordlsessed
:lio- ocean to the submarine w‘hich h'ive had great and important honors org-us. .l'clieve bsckscbe. M-
but he. loved the duties and work of?
the probate court. a court which. in
the words of Lord Bacon (‘OllK‘s home
to the hl‘allS and honours of us all i
.VAS a man he led an irreproachalile l
ilife and no one ever questioned his in-
lll‘glll) In business matters. as in}
3Jlnigc W‘bodward was a sa and sane
.arixisvr. conservative perhaps. but ever
tin v um :is their base of operations. l
‘WI-l Hold" iS one of ihOse plcturf}.
iii if you will talk about for a your.
Ill)“ I‘INT TOMORROW‘
llru-iitliy Dalton Loads Cast of Alaska
(-‘ulll 'l‘rall I‘it‘turc. “Itlul U!
mstic psins. stil' ioints, sore muscles.
W. W. Wells. Tossuin. Mich" wntss: “I
“In“ "lid In. tubing Paley My Pin.
lsmosmy lost mostoltbs time sndest tired /
out. Mormfoley Macy tum-Hy
msbsllibsanw-sn. lroc Ibo-Os
cudmssdssvsrhsvsbserdst-ycsss
=3Lntbsyuootpvossusisotiss."
rm- sale by Balboa-Powell 00m.
‘..‘.‘-’~‘-t 4"» 1..
machines We are making
you may become better sequumdwsbtheflewEduon.
—beiore sending in your priu phme.
{lie NEW. EDISON
“emlyphcuognphwhichcsnmthctestof
direct comparison with living artists.
ALFRED FOX PIANO OO.’
“ North Main Street
Opp Cong. Char-It
More Reasons Why the N... MAXWELL
Is the GOOD MAXWELL
t ' .1!
he hot-til ‘on the safe side. Socially he was gen- .
.3 . inl and companionable. having a Lin-i
l rcc‘ tn. the lt’ndll’l r01} inn
33333::3 VldOIVV of the 'North"g oppdsite coin-like sense of humor with which
imimriy llulton. Edwin August. «lir-'h_“ mum ”Pa—‘0’? "Hm“ matter-33. He
I-L'ii‘l‘. author. and actor and a veter- “33'“ deligent gender 0‘ 800d item-
fill or the motion picture industry. .tuze and was we I acquainted with tho.
lbest writings in his mother tonguu
and with the classics. His memory
will be long .cherishe'd by those who
knew him best. those who appreciat-
ed his unright characteristics as 1
man and Jtdlre. ~B‘uheral service.-
.will he held at his I!“ residence NC
6 Elm street on _"'hurmiay at low ,
o'clock. daylight saving time. V '
lost? ""3“ with a host of his friends.
A5 ‘1 matter or fact he wasn't even
i-t'tigiiizcd by many of them while he
making the picture. The cause
fur rlu- trouble was a month's growth
n! whiskers with which he. was forced
:ulurn his countenance in order to
:ippr-wr :is the uncouth. unqhnven der-
irui of the Alaskan gold trail. '
‘ll will take me three months to
. my friends back." said Mr Ang- VAnieVd Supreme
\'.' .‘ I 'l
1(-
m i when he reached thv stage of the! Council to Meet
1” I-m- whcrc a razor was not a'
' '“""’ ‘0 "i“ “‘0“ "The“ ”"3“ July 27 -—The Allied Bu-'
| LONDON.
i not “hot they are cracked!
ll‘l‘
33333 meme Council will meet in Paris Aux ‘
. 33 , ,, 4. according to an official announce ‘3
3'33" "'0' 0' ”‘9 35°C}: "5"“ 33:: ment thi§ morning. his us
3‘ 3 "3 " th“ “93“"- “ “y that the session-i will be brief. desli
‘ ‘ “1- \ 'OIil’ 'lth ‘hfi m m‘wt:
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lineal". ARM >1 AltTLlNG FACTS-
4*.
unis Currant m “Blips!
«Foreign Affairs. and A. 1. Mfiur.
3 limo ‘Prc‘lidt-nt'o! the Council. will "A
'“':present Great B - and It is lino“
de‘inrohahle Premier L‘ovd George will
.v
Connecticut has. ill thirty years.
(‘l‘r'is-gd 25% industrially end
(Traded 30% asriculturally. lbe able to leave London
Connecticut produces but 2.. ,1 of; 1*}... British experts who will existi-
iv-r food sending $190000. 000 out of in... the suntan. “mm begun- thei
ilie sure [or the rest r'ouncu meeting already have left for
( ‘minecticut grows sheep er I gh for Paris
0 l . tiny. beef enough for three days ' The. call for thio'meeting of the SI:-
imri: enough for eight days and pota- pump Cdnflcu conipflses. to a new.
toe-u enoush for three weeks the diner-aims between Great main
t innocilcut food costs 890 more per and France over the procedure to be
‘I'lll'i’ this year than it will the adopted in comedian with umfig
workl' is of the. West and South. iiesia. where the WW
3 Connecticut textile industries have continued German and-
in i used 28%. while those of the in the disputed area. is said to bill-i .
503" h hme increud 245% creasingly threatening. The action '
Hump and Abundant Foods Are the ' forecast in a dbmkh "Oil
33 Miundadon of W). . t nonday night. indicating that
3mm" Drovperity of your town is at Britain had agreed to a'm 3
" the Supreme Council. Aug. 8. till.
Nu iicm of living Colt: ll so “‘1‘ w W
in that of food. IVII-l hm” mu 3"...
"wiping food-growei-s is
yourself and 701:? community.
The Sula-widow.“
rams ism 9133 N
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'sPRINGs—Front. semleluptic. :2 inches long. 3 inches wide and
in front. shackle}ll rear. Roar, compensating under-slung so
inches long, axed rout. shackled at rear and mounted rigidly on
gpflng seat integral with axle housing.
FENDEnsoNew full crown,nt enelbeed at front. and sear between
wheels and body; ioinedr dly front and rear to pressed steel
running boards covered with linoleum which is bong! with non-
rustif‘g metal.
These features make the ‘GOOD MAXWELL the wonderful ride!
that it is and an appearance found only in cars at much greater cost.
This “marshes is preserved for the life at the car. .
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