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ROL'bH 1 3 HELD IN
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in l.l\"‘
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opponent
the hot shots
of Cabin 1..
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l.-; .l-m'un nominee for May-
in.
w 1hr progress of the rally.
;: .. 2 an or the campaign. About
1. n rm ti and the enthusiasm was
lul‘ douHe the number.
q ' v 2.‘ l
. nu ~_llng opened at 25:15 o'clock.
.l t'. Marshall. ltenublican nom—
I .. fur District Commissioner in the
Tux} “are calling the meeting to or-
(lr 'l‘ht East Norwalk Community
1 run-:25- sang “The Star Spangled Bau-
;.- r." alts: which the first speaker of
Xlli" muting. Dr. Harstrom. was intro-
dun-l.
During the
course of his talk Dr.
then paid by
that other districts in the city should
emulate its example and have Com-
ITY HALL’munity ha“:
,harbor.
:some time. and we should take ad-f
lvantage of it. as it will enable us to~
Mr. Barton. who said
Speaking of the mayoralty.1\!r Bar—
ton said: “I haye no political asper-
ations. and it" I thought that I was
nominated as a means of building a
political machine. I would not haye
takt the office. I am running on a
uniform of progression and economy ’
and not of retrogression. i
“There are four points that Repub-
licans realize are for the good of the
city and also of the Republican party. .
One is. that the United States Govern. ,
ment is begging us. and has been. for;
some time. to take the sum of $200.-
000 for the improvement of the local
This has been available torf
fill in the lowland to the south (Se-m;
view avenue Park) for a public park. ;
and will also improve the value of
propertr in this section All that we
_—
Cordially Invite the Public
Free Victrola Concerts
l which are to be given for 10 consecutive weeks, in the Hall over
mund-
to attend their
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ll.l.slrn. 11 mm H at he “as glad .0 5H. thaxe to do to obtain this money. and rsd . 3
5‘) m. A y in Alhlldance at the me‘t- ;this “orig is to build a public wharf. the Store, evely Th 33’ afternoon and evening.
izn...’ Lilnl tint lu; “as, also glad thatl“h‘”’ “5545 may com; up hafrlrorl ' 1
the 1;! )‘UL‘llf‘lin part\ had nominated :aml dOCk Th5 '5 a V} a item 0 e)": - - ~ ' ‘ '
n... W... m... .._ h... a. l... “.5 5.... pens» ; I The list, 1n the order of which the Concerts are to be given, was
that it v”: a splendid ticket. compos- “The“. ”1' re is Pa” Pasture 3(‘Ch‘ l” ~~ . —
vi 0: 2(0d Infill clean men and re- A. few public-spirited citizens have; fouo‘b
”u “an”. nun, The city ticket. as given the land to the city. under cer-z at
“All w tlw “aid tickets. are made up lain conditions. and “m“ is ‘0 he 3‘ '
.. .~._ . “.3." Ln] this should commend bond issue votnl m: at a referendum. 3 Sept. 22 . . . _ _ . _ _ . . . . l Bllscellaneous.
‘24 l-‘ot to anyone of intelligence. , “'The SCIK‘OIS haye ‘0 be raised to a 2 l
v ”. 41,. it. pulnli'un or l-‘smocrut 'level with others throughout the State. Q . A; - . . ‘
13» issues haw-n t so much ‘0 do Fomehou or olner people fail to ren- kept 29 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . i . . luCk ZlmbahSt. l
l-Cvlltizs. as lllt .\ do in national ”’29 that “9 are a Cll.‘ and not 3' "’1’? 3—. '
. pr llarstrom det'ldrtd. Liar. and that our schools are below; Oct. 6 . . . . . . . - ~ - - - Elman'Helfetz-
»u:lts in local elections 15 the the standards established in surround-. . .
'.\ oi the candid‘ste. Thelmfiégltsf m some instances. : oct, 13 _ , , . . . . . . . . . 4~SIX Great Artlsts.
m be asked aw. .15 he a m. \(r) student that attends school.
mix-w," 13 he Chpubh of the 'should have a seat: should have prop-3 5 II
. _. or his (lulu-3;" ‘Can you 6r sanitary conditions in the schools; OCt' 20 ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' . ' Band.
huh l'T'tlt' .0 him as the rel‘rr- should have clean and perfect text; 6 ‘
.. ~ g... (,3 the “U i" ‘llocs he Lull- books: and the teacher-swwhom We“ Get. 27 . . . . . . . - - ° ' BIcCr“)rltiacl{'1(I.eISIerO
..r 1‘.” I‘lk'll‘ to come ‘0 his pay some $20“ to $300 3. _\‘(ar less _
. , . ., . than elsewhere in the State—art not —-S
J lhOSo are some or . . ' . . . . . . o . - l m 011 C BS as.
1'. :1 Milli-5‘ to l» considered. rec-clung a square deal. It \011. or I. ‘4 NOV. 2 ‘ ' ' y p y
:. ., . -. . . . . , .3. were to work some place and our sol-l v 8 S
. . .l. son» {Nu vle “ho so). ‘ ' E
. I rstrnm vulxt 01:. "\\'ll_\. vu ary 2'35 to be th up some three} boy. 9 ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' . ' . . acred. M a
‘. , .. t .s before it was aid. would wei ‘ '
.. . D. a. .‘h l .iT'lOn '——I regard the man p I Y ' ’
v ’ . . I V a
an lb“ lnls‘ (r line of the smaller. but "“1".“ ‘0 “('rk? 50' “9 “ould go‘ ROVo 16 - - - - - - - ' ' ' ' ' 9—Plan0. {
t:.:.— is llo‘runl) dur. to the fact that 915"“ herehnnd get another 3011‘ Yet; V J’l
I. r" . r . . , ‘ , ., your tr-ac ers are loyal. and they re-l ' —‘ so
. 'l. L 1.16 tum that he hus Men in- tucncd. and vou ‘1‘ ect m‘ h r h i NOV. 23 . . . - - - , - - ' - - 10 aru o l
x. p. m .\orv\ulk he has been mindingE ‘. i D ‘JC 0 ‘ em”
'15 own l'usnmss. He has not let-“fund fl)! (lont give them what they‘l é
gum-shoeing,“ around. ll’llt‘l‘f‘. ring inidesvn..e' ”My deserve better treat- . . . l
things that do not concern him. He mtlnt. ‘] e. \ ‘:e i
has donc nothing that is lveuculh l.is' n ( ("mg ‘Tr' Barton asked thev a n ‘X
dignity. His business itself is a rc— lsur-port’of the rally. not only for'him- ‘ {
commendation of the man—it is con- imi‘fl.‘:m. for cger) manlonwtyhedicket. I f - 3‘
~o . _ . '1‘" an "l" " ' ’ ' a
$2.41.... :0. aims-l... Why]; nggom .51.: g,.g..;’;‘;:.icg‘3 we 3°“ ‘ Afternoons at 3 p. m... and Evenings at 8 P .m. 50 that all can attend. 34
_ 1' .. u. ‘now lzlr on. you do 'nov.‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
his opponent. and that's enough."
G‘- orze E. lnzham. Republican
nominee for Councilman in the Third
"his s.l.l\ houszht wolo: in Ii (3 «f r»
n. . ' , ' ‘ l“u'*l spoil: britfh. saying: that he apo
’17:, lrirflzlrc‘ill: xfrlljrlltnle' an” “h"h ‘rvrwi mfi the her or h“ m '- “mi“fifion
"'wlnl h .= ‘ {and that hi. “0 M a. his lest. were
now T' A Lil the end of his ropy‘ the . in “4 to s «we the ward and dis-
” I“ r; Is ‘1“ “(1)161“! in ”01 “(Sltrlrt us v. H a: ‘htr city to the beet
[2011‘ :21‘. .us nettr helore (nu nd ' l ‘ . \‘
. , - of his at lil\. and as i ,.\-
into the City elections. The “-0an ‘ ' h(- should b“
are (3011);; we; d: rlul work. and. if llwl
me n did ten per cent. as mt‘uh
women are doing. there would
doubt as to the result, The women
all like trees. than struts. good
schools and :4 claim (Hy. and Hit) ”f"
as tht
ll:-
going to see that they pet them "
l-‘oll-v-ylnz llllF_ llr Harstrmn re-
11 n»! 1:; t! .. luxr'a of 1hr city.
"Tin rt is an imaginary reduc‘clzm in
tn‘v-c I‘m rgllullllv‘d total: about tax-
is buwusv. 1 know. I told the truth
vi?‘ -. i run lor Mayor. the lust time.
“by I) I said. “Tunes will be higher
In for? they are lower. um] tllc-y haw."
b-or. " hr. Hurslrom then went on to-
:::ll;. :13 is given in the first part of
“.25 article.
l-‘ollowing up this line of discourse.
in said that or the amount raised by
him. there was provided for the sink-
ing fund‘the sum of 522.530. but in
Donovan's Intrst tux there is not one
dollar proudcd {or the sinking fund.
Dr. llurstrom (“lilo-d. hmww‘r. that it
might not lli- newssary. Ht- added.
that the jwcple 0! the. city wanted
schools. zirei good ones. and he also
Flul~-~l that \l..j.or llolzoullz 15 nm til-.-
m-mwnxwi that he claims to I»
Thv'e has lam: little or nothing done.
He drum} all. in his closing; I't-llllrkS.
to it on H e right side' in tlun \ot»
lnz url to Mid the emin l’q‘vublicun
121 lr.‘ l
1:01;,3 .‘l.’ l
“1: Burton {6 nu! lirtm nominf‘ .or)
ll.“ :37 . (M _\‘l ;i_\f.ll It A; next llLlY‘O-!
:lw - -: M‘ Mr .‘llurslull. um) three“
. l .. '5 ml :1 tin-r “w r- (Jim 1: iol").irn.
l' ‘1‘ mil; .‘11 Burton bald that In-
\«\Ti> :I’,.tlllui to see so many people
.1 .: Lust _‘Corualk in the rally—the
! v-1 ..; 17.; calmpgiig-n—zlnd he added '
:l...‘ :t “as u hopeful sign that the
ruin 4': _\Vnrwulk llwl awukt nmi to
tilt fmt 7‘
....at tlu y “urllt ll .1 construct-
iw: “tun-w (My gonrnrnent. Y‘Ullli‘r‘
than .. .. ' in; to (lutw'iucy. Mr. liar-
:on 5421 that l.r- hull not wanted the
rum. .‘ru; :9: 31;.)or. but that Le
x ...~ 1 "Milli .‘ lint he was the mar:
1m tr.» :t. .‘l'vl that he was glad to
I! it it was unanimous, .Hr- re-
34.22:“) the incl stnls‘rl ivy him on thr‘
t'.’ ft cu. l.’)TlllIl(i?Ld. that he 100k
I.’«~' nominatu-n “1th absolutely no
promises or levdgos made by him
With regards to the disposal of zip-
pmntive oilins by him. nor had any
sugg‘ts‘liuns bun made to him along:
1121.54: lim's. .
Compllmemmg the (‘Jty of Non
unlit .rn- Still? that he came h! re about
tight yarns 3'40, and that h! stayed
9.4 1..., .5; 2w admired the City and
11m {nagpb
\Vhr...) luI. 11' Ill." he “but ad—
wr-r ‘1. rify that has .w. . z. magnifi-
I.('>liil(il: a (ll\ ll..il gave 1.432
‘ ,""" sons to th‘ tinned States to
3‘ ii lls’k G1 nr.;.;.-., \xho sen seven .
7" r duuz‘rw vs
1‘ ' ’7 Talifil'r‘l;u ]
Cross.
14: help nurse them:
ow; $911M" to the
mud who subscribe-d over
. .‘md a hull“ millions of dollars in
« Liberty Loans?"
‘Turning tn the subject of politics.
'-lr liar-ton stated that he was out to
'4". and to help save the city from
‘vll'lan'
I r 1
administration. The pres—
).older or the office. of Mayor. he
i. has no regard for the charter
l . city and interprets it to suit his
i v. :. ( nds. '
.‘v few months ago.“ he stated. "the
1.. :nor. ratic party“ was away out
“V $1 on ‘its‘ vacation. During ‘its'
she—nee. a few members of the party.
“so had been left behind. dared to
with: r and discuss who should run on
m ticket this fall. When the Dem?
ccratic party" returned. he immedi-
Lttiy appointed himself to run again.
at a caucus and convention. held but
an hour apart. on the same evening.
It's not a compliment to run on I
licket where it is no controlled by one
man."
I
i
‘zrounds:
A compliment to nan Norman in.-
"Calvin
l‘t Xll‘l'Sl‘l‘llf‘d.
Central It‘: sztll Frost was the next
‘spt :llur on tbt program. ll: eulogiz-
3 ton. saying that he was an
upright man; a man of
chl‘lrclctor and conscience; loyal and
worthy. and full of worth-while ideals
for a czty administration. llis (apa-
city for efficiency and progressiveness
was “til—known to those who had
come imo contact with him. and this
was one of the things that endeared
him to his friends. He would give a
progressive, efficient. but not nigr: nrd-
ly economical city goytrnment. “It is
in him to do it." General Frost declar-
ed. “and I am sure that he will have
the confidence 0? all."
Anson F. Keclcr. Republican nomi-
nee {or (‘iiy Treasurer. was next call-
ihom 5t and
is as Old as he feels."
A briel mention was gixen (if lht
rally. to be held next Monday ("ii mm:
by the members of the club. in Ami ri.
can Legion hall, Vt'all street. when
1.. Barton will talk. and then.
will other attractions as well. A
list of the .H-akcrs and e‘ntcrtaint-rs
will giun laur, Refreshments
fi'ill :llSO lu‘: Served.
'l‘hvv lust sprukvr of
Fruit-rick 1-. Lumsfirn. was introducrd
by Mr.’ Marshall. and. alter assuring
his :‘lmlience that ho- didn‘t intend to
lukf up much of their time. Mr, In
spok“ along lines that were d 1'-
he
he
the evening.
.Kf‘ll
terent from llu rt-st
Tm first thing that a stranger. in-
tcnilim: 10 main his l‘oni: in 3 Qty
asks. is; “\Vhat sort of a (it) is this?"
"Now." Mr. Lumson said: "\K'hat
rim-s he look {or first? Is the place
a ‘dead one.’ or only passe or is it
progressive? No one Wants to live in
:1 il“{id or passe place.
““"C‘ “‘33‘ of finding Out about the
city is by seeing the I‘vpffspntatjye of
the people. That's the “'zly 10 find out.
Don't waste any criticism on your to“):
bills. You only got What you Wanted.
You put the present ré'tll‘t'sf-nlzltin in-
to olilce. and you did it twice. you
are only getting What you wanted.
\‘i’hy don't you put UP a man that
you can be proud of and that does re-
present the city?
There are certain
are public functions and there are
seven: Schools. thwe are a public
problem. Then the streets and pub-
lic buildings. then the parks and play-
then the property and pub-
lic suffix: then the sewage disposal
am] the cuter system and the hospital.
True there are some places where the
hospital is not a public institution.
hut in progressive cities they are.
“The most deceiving bit of litera.
ture that I ever read through my
poor glasses is the present statement
sent out byv‘l‘he Mayor with the tax
bills. It states that 53 and some
traction per cent. of all the money ex-
pended gou for schools \Vhy.thi1
statement is enough is 7:20} a strang—
er fold his hands and say “why Nor-
walk must be a Paradise of Educa-‘
tion." This statement doesn‘t go on
to tell all about this however. It does-
n‘t tell all. It doesn't say that the
teacher-amen are being paid $206 to
$300 less than in other places.
“You dont pay 58 per cent. of
you taxes for the schools. About 814 —
090 or 815, 900 came. back to you
from the State. m whole statement
is a. bit at subtle propaganda. Why
not have a. ma who mu
functions that
ed upon. and he spoke briefly about
the Young Men's Republican Club. of
the city. which was being organized.
'and which has about Sim membns
He said that. contrary to rrports. tin
club was not affiliated in any “fix
with any organization. such {.5 ll.-
\'et4‘rhns of Foreign \‘Vurs or lh~
Anltl‘lCiill Legion, but was own in
any Republican young man of tllc
city—“and." Mr. Keeler addwl. ‘n nu.»
ling of the club and 1.0.
vour city government. If you dont
know about a thing you cant tell it
it is being run properly.
should and should not be done.
"Now then. the parks. “here
they?
and I haven't seen one yet. If you
are going to have parks put a man
in who knows something about dc
signing and construction of parks and
who knows and appreciates beauty.
various cities I've visited. Rochester.
Denver. etc.
3.7“."
my business. My acuuaintance wouli
say. “You must come with mo: sud
see our parks."
“Streets? Here's a quotation ,r
the Mayor's "l'llalth dovsyfil vii,“- “.d
on streets." Lott mr 1‘ ll you my
lite has bun cut dour}. ;.:.«l
lose your allp‘tlll- 3021 it
hcullh, But don‘t llz. rm 1h:
*tor this. He is on?) d. in: “I
told him to do. Hr down on the
‘l’OutlS luca- -.s: you will lam to cut
‘ the laws douidful about
l stal‘ me nt though. Last year
in.\ t.l\ llll u x5 15' out Leif what it is
'lvnidx. but 1‘ w pud out more {or re-
.
um“ -
l.‘ ."LIU
your
Mayor
.ll _\OU
35'
cut
lr-un l'nl
that
1..“ - on my untomolilrs as a result
:01“: our the sin“: than I have
This )5 not (conomy. it is
(ll
lli l21\(‘.5
lparsimony.
.\<u' (in:
the thints
"War i‘inl l};:
of us is proud of any of
l have m« xtioncd. \X‘c
.... -i a l... u‘ 2: < head of our
Honrnm‘m to ll.:- up and over.
Hit “1,- hzni l.;ld a 1mm \‘i ho has held
us down luglc-n' thv- cw ram". \Vl‘lat
you want to do now is- to put in 3 mm!)
who can put 21 the ”Pct-55.3!)
\ital thugs lor n cowl. than. repre-
sentative go'urnmrm that will give
you a city 301: cm: 3~:.=mt with pride
to.
Philip H. Fitldillzz.
l :25
thr‘uu:
tar-enlt ht Grille
East Norm-all; 11¢ pallrllr‘un Club. urgml
those pregnt to r- m..m in: th- must—
Join it if they
so desired.
Previous to the rally. last evening.
a reception to Mr. Horton and Mrs.
larton was held. and a number who
had not met the republican candic
dutt lwiore. h:. d the opportunity to do
so last («\(ning.
The East Nor-walk Community
chorus. which will shortly take up its
fall and winter activity. sang a cum»
tier of r-alriotic songs rfiroughout the
evening. being led by Mrs. Raynor
Vierme.
AVENUE METHODIET JOT-
“KINGS.
The baldies' Aid Society will hold a
social hour. this evening. in the
church. A special program has been
EA ST
served.
Tomorrow evening at the mid-week
prayer meeting the theme will be:
‘Getting by fixing."
VVith a viejw to the value and im—
portance of "The Prayer Ute," and
with the thought in mind "that pray-
ex- is something the reality and power
of which can be verified only by pray-
ing.” as John R. Mott pointedly re-
marks. the minister of the Methodist
church will begin a series of sermons
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In
I could hardly transmr
arranged and refreshments wiil’hev
'45:... ~ 3:: Itstif) “The General Tsao Kun. Civil Goyernor oi"
on
k (013,”! if
V o Z~. l'.-A.\-f.' “L h is “The Epi- the Province of Chili-Li. They are
lmnn of 111' (305 ' These sermons said to favor a plan by which the
, \;ll 1» gzur. du . l. the {all and win- Premier would remain in office. and
to r months. on Sun-lay mornings. but are urging that new financial requi-
The first sitions be made by the Government to
no: or. >.l<f‘4'ssl\I Sundays.
‘Fl. mum “ill be c “l'ral'W—lts Duty rtlieve the present stringency.
‘and lrr~-ssfl?fiC.\‘." and “'1” be preach-
.ed on TAXI Sunday.
i With thc return of standard time.
‘uje q; cs ct lll' church wzll revert
:to the Usual flaw. as follows: Morn—
Em" \ursl. :r. 10"” Sunday school
d ..;::t 31m; s. 1:; Epworth
Elly-nun \OSXM‘TR. 61.1.1; and evening
”1.34;“ 7:30. Al n‘lvmbtrs and
is of the church “all please take
notic‘ thvreot' 1:73 be governed
accordingly.
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RlflRfiANlZAllflN
PEKlXG. Sex-t. :1 (By The Asso-
ciatul l‘rrssl.—~lieorganization of the
Chimsc (”‘uhim‘t at an early date is
formant-d in political circles here
This is said to be due to the alleged
persistence of General Chin Yum-Pong
to re- an iron) the Premiership and
the failure of Acting Minister of Fi-
nance I‘an-Fu to meet the require»
me nts in f2. .mcially rehabilitating the
l'vu
t...”
.1‘
Government. It is reported that Dr.
\X’. \‘i’ leli r'omemplates resigning
from the luv. of Foriign Minister
and as l." ‘ the Chinese delegation
going: to \i'nc‘mncton. as a result of
the den. .3 firm he reduce the dele-
gatlon l;. «ft; per cént. This demand
l Let-n the result 0.’ the
l is said to
financial
(rnrmtl
ill!
Wow
h'l'he Sign on the Duor‘
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\‘i’hmb: .he Cabinet stands or falls
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