' '. Nov.16.—-Corn market-
ttioos unprecedented at any
the six years are stirring
., oiled sort or interest among
ill-odors here. The outstanding
nth-toting attention is that
shout sixty days the value of
4h“ soared 17 cents n bushel at
this when the built. or the crop still
“at producers' hands.
,3: w. Snow of Bartlett Frazier
‘ pony. iormer Assistant Secretary
Agriculture, in a. statement issued
. aid:
“the advance in corn is not specu-
have in character. but is the result of
opprecintlon in market cen-
at the country situation. The
is some three hundred million
I‘lt short of last year. and the.
of old corn carried over are
100000 000 bushels smaller
than 'n year ago. so that the available
.miy for the coming year is fully
$0,000,000 bushels smaller than was
the case the past y.”enr
m RELEASE
FOREIGN MISSIONARIES
PEKING. Nov. 16 (Associated
lmu).—Mea'sures for the immediate
release of the foreign missionaries
kidnapped by Chinese bandits were
demanded of tho Poking Government
teddy b) the. American Blitisll. Ital-
1p: French and SWtdlSll ministers.
’Who acted under instructions of their
Governments.
The live ministers. presenting a joint
note. called in person. and informed
flecuiives of the Chincso Republic
“use the continued. retention of
Moonrise in captixii; would not be
dented by the powers. The pouols
lie-m said. Would be compelled to not
drastically unless the missionaries
were released and guarantees git on for
film future safet of the hundreds of
jher missionar es in China
The note “as couched in \igorous
homage» It declared that tho mis-
:lliinaries were earning on their \wlk
which had bLon \ioizttcd by the ab-
doctors.
It is understood th‘lt \Vnsllingtml
Instructed Jacob Gould Schurman, the
VMericun Minister. to imprLss “upon
the.
the interior of China. under treaties
Vishnndonemtm. "7‘
The handles in" seized the urine II.
mmdfle‘ to mm‘
{ ,
China the seriousness of the bnndits’
lotivities in detaining foreigners for
.political motives.
half of tho
two Amcricnn ('n mivos.
Dr. Schurman protested only in lJP-’
i
but joined the other ministers in gen- {Gil-iv.
The name of this in-
stitution is a synonym.
for all that is clean, “
reliable and substan- l
der to satisfy the DOVE“:
Peking Government to incorpornte
bandits in the regular Chinese Army.
Most of the brigands are dimined!
soldiers who we reintuitemont. 7 _
Felting probably will be torced to
accede to the bandits’ demands in or-
l—u-o—
$2,430 SPENT
BY SPELLACY
(Continued from page one.) ‘
created a. mild sensatitm at the Demo-,
erotic State" convention, in Hnrttordq
in September. when he declined the
nomination for attorney-general. but
who was nominated by the Democrats
and endorsed liy Republicans for
judge of probate in Haddnm district.
filed a unique expense statement.
He classifies his expenses under two'
"AL" nominated'
"A" and “B." Item
follows: 'To promote my own nomi-
nation or‘eiection. nothing." Item
“"13 follow-:5 "To Fred P. Holt treas—-'
urer. to help defeat the Republican
State ticket $100."
Other Campaign Expenses.
W'. K. J'. Hubbeli. Wilton. Demo-l
cratic nominee for senator. 28th dis-
trict $20; Sheriff Simeon Pease re-
olc-ctmi. $653. 58. as follows: Republi-
can State Central committee 8500:
Bridgeport town committee. $100:
Fairfizld town committee. 825; news-
paper cuts. 36. 98: personal expenses
not detailed $2 2.70; Stamford Repub-
lican town committee. $4. 315: W. 1".
Roller. Danbun
litan committee. 24th Senatorial dis-
trict. 3800; \V. B. Judd Bothel Demo-
cratic town Lommittee $50: Cody R.
Mon-so candidate for judge of pro-
haio in lioihol nothing: Bacon \Vakc-
mnI Ix findidau’ for judge or probate in
l-‘nirfilld. $35: Sl‘lmllt'l C. Show. can-
vlivlntn for judge of probate in Red-
(line‘. nothing.
HUNDREDS AT
headings:
CHURCH BAZAAR;
(Continued from page one.)
. , . .
cnhLIrg. and ucrtlm {liltisteam
Doll lioothMMiss UriL- ' Mnnin,
cliniriuth: Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Gi‘uelle.
Mrs Young. \iiss Laura its.) mend mid
nummbns of the Blue Bird Sunday
School class. . . :- .
Domestic. booth—Mrs. Hoimofi.
chulxiudi’; Mrs. llikoman. Mrs. Ken;
r‘IIil. .‘Jrs. Jenner, Mrs. Mnlkin. Mrs.
Mrs. Month-n. Miss Clzrric. Mrs.
Smith.
Ellis; Which also Mrs. Edgar
Assisting were: Mrs.
Mead.
Young, Mrs. Colebum.
Kn. Month}. Mrs. .shurelt
Sarhtn. $11. Rowe. the Misses El
' and Miss Emma Partrick
Tudor.
_...__._.._____~_____.
more ‘NIUKOLSON LOSES.
subject to discharge. and has sent
petition to President Harding ’
for reversal of the action. I ’
letter to the President that t
. floors at his left.
treasurer of Repub-;
_lot‘ business not related to the
torsion. Mrs. McGrezor.u\lrs. Conant. .
Mrs. Lorirlg. Mrs. Glover, Mrs. 1:3ingI
ton. Mrs. Corter, Mrs. Heath and Alissa
In charge of today’ s luncheon were:
Loper.
Dikemsn. Mrs.
Jenner. Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Rider. Mrs.
Tablesr Mrs; Hendrick. Jim.
Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Tones. Miss Mary Keeier. Miss
Mrs.
A novelty booth was in charge of
the follovving members of the True
glue Sunder school class: Richard
Hill; John Betta, J. \Vafiace Manin.
Jr.. Homrd Home“. Theodore Broth—
man. Elmer Gamble and William
BOSTON. Nov. 16.—Major Malcolm”
Wheeler—Nicholson critic of the Rea»
nihi- Army. has lost his appeal m
" the classification which makes him
The officer a. scar ago doctor-ed in-
bove W
“Governor Tomcat” thmoseagtt.
only." e said t n; ..
H h ' "it. has been our inII
violate rule to play up the party and
not the candidates. , Downtere.we
don't let a. candidate say to the
voters: 'My name is Smith, I would
like your vote! 1 The individual who
runs for oilioe is nierely an incident.
It's much better to recite the policies
Templeton worked his way 69.111811
3 shop bench to be a business mo.
The petty that plays up the popularity
of the~ individual candidates is beaten I
when it starts. Political parties can't
be built on personalities and popular-
ity. Why a candidate might die 'on
the party: hands the day otter he is ’
The American people
keenly «awake 'these days. and 83
demonstrated in the defeat oi‘ Gover-
-nor Miller in New York sate. they
mt governors in omce who/ make
more- ot the 051cc than accounting
rooms and have an Eye to something
more than business emciency." King
maintained that more attention would
have to be paid to the "human side."
IHe thought the drop in the vote
!throughout the country from the
”great sweep" of two years ago bord-.
{cred on a "collapse" of the party. To
him it meant a. repudiation of cowards
and h) pocrites in Congress. I
abortion-sue Ens-or.
The reason the Republicans carried
iConnecticut “I hen states all around
.went Democratic or ne'iirly Democratic
:was, he said. that the "‘Demod-atic
Party. mode a total blunder inI Ithe
nominations.‘ He cautioned the Re-
publican Party to 7 remember that
“there’s a human soul and body to
"be considered in addition to the dollar
‘.bill " He said that milk which
'“as sold by farmers in Trumbull for
6 cents a. quart was being sold in
Bridegport for 15 ccnts 7? quart. In.-
dustries. he said. were saying to men
or 50 that they were too old to work
It was tip to the state. through the
Republican party. he thought. to
stop in and relic we the suffering which -
he said was caused by such conditions.«
Templeton Speaks.
Governor-Fleet Templeton said ox-
,perience had shown it to be now!
{for the state to go into various lin
i
Sta
government. In \‘t’nterhury. when t
city bought’ merchandise. he said. ¢
'it had to pay the price for it Humor-
Iousiy he declared that it the mill;
lira! complaint against luff-rffgrpnccil.lll'l‘.\lrs.()Im51(:iil HTS. Midlik“ could be bought for I Cents in
“it". the treaty rights of mission; il‘liIS. ‘lWlOUK: .\lrs. .‘ollllliil. KITS. Russell. Bridgeport and sold for 15 cents. he
Besides the Americans. th Quintin-51 \l- 01hr, \l. 35 Am“ lood. Miss was "coming doun here to go into
HI- -‘I n ('nrtis. i :bumness."
(‘ l1~lmm1s L'1- (is—Mrs. F.9d Lock- “9 “‘98 mach pleased with his 03;.
imam Imll Miss Hub} Hcith chair—I “Nations during the campaign ~ and‘
e ’ MLHI .I; Miss (71:11 i Cousins Mrs. AL did not Share the news or ihoso who
3.1th .\l:1r\in..\ir<. lIrcd Ens. Miss thought the. Republican Party on thog
1 S 'l‘l1'.I , Miss Hertha _Uhnstead \irs toboggan. Hi8 EXDlrmotion of {hr-i
Fhvknl. .iiss met-c Jackson, Mrs. D. “creased Republican Pluralitics man‘-
1011.5 3115,, “Hyman... Mrs. He;ir}""::mflsfi€d with conditions inherited
7 . (‘Qhurm , ("1“ the _ Democrafi 3-:
Just Received 81 Large Ship— } 1-. llll‘ rt: aimilvnt committco— Mrs. .ministration erronegilfilnyaumlilliefilg
~. i\Hlilur Nt‘flis, Cllllllliltl); Mrs. Ed- that the Republicans “ere rosin-nah;
merit Of New :u 1rd (irinrtnl Miss Harriett Parker, R!“ Howetor, Within tho no“ twoi
. ! "‘2..‘.1:'v-n's l1l)l)!il~~».\li's. Robert Hor- 3“"3 “19 63rd of R‘puhiiran 115-:
him: . 177 Mrs. t‘hru‘lcs linker. chain cnnstruction work Vault! be 511:.“ pl ;
. lmiiI-sz .‘xirs. i‘Iiurql. furs. Hull. Miss felt “"11 ”10 result th'lt tho hpdivliy
liwIn Iguintunl. Mrs. (”ht-etc? Heath. 0“" Party would roii up a mow—g
ove 168 [311-9. Harrington. Miss Harrington. larger plurality in 1924 . l H
Mrs. (‘L'vlzurn ‘Ilr. Cliflilxrs Dunne- 9 mid that lhi ‘
11 9mm. Mrs. Jame-s Ella Mrs. “'iillamgpubncan Pam 20:93:31:th2 13:.
. Etirinroll. Mus. l-‘EmL-r landrick )liss’amt? Rou‘rnment “as n tiiix ti
Come in and Look Our Things Ninth: Til'lI‘ Hunter Mrs. Ellen Putnam. ““kh the party could be I”? .(l‘ l
I liJskI-t lvccll: allxs. “Cell. Raye and} that “19 Party 13:11.1 its 2:022:
:..11,...l-.-; Miss Snlly Belts. Mr ‘9 wman anII . . . ” 5
ver Before Choosing: .ler HilIhLIILk Mis. l‘oivez. Miss Fostifr “it"?! Muses Lint??? {inning} 111L513.
.n: nl _\l1.~. Loning. 2‘0“) H9 DointrIl out that $321?
. . , ' 1 Im- '.‘rr:ml~~~.\ir3. Frank Gre Dry. ‘9‘“ Oilmonts follow “MI:
7 Prizes for Sour Card Party. 91m. mammal; Mrs. Young. gum. limo and (Irmarml {TIE-'31 1:3“ 0‘ ?‘
;i.I,Lt1s Mls .‘iicAiiistcr, Mrs. Smith. mt“) Office by tilt Tonal.- Moms ”of?“
i :1inI l- mnk Geode. Mrs. Cuuiieid Mrs. ‘3 5‘10“ a thoracic . . ii
KOVELTIES FROM $100 UP 31‘: nnloml 1I‘ itch. 1th“ 3(1an Clilfllen: aid; lilting- (Emma,
' G!” tl:1t,‘i'j\"-’“5'ii58 Tliajt‘m‘ chairimlvt': Humility?” 0f the stall in 019:1”?1“ 31:65
Hrs. [my Mal-xiii. Mrs. Meeker Mist-J,had been Sheri in thin aét‘n
(.111! ‘ll d. \Irs. Fredelick Quintardn pledged his Dun host my... -:11 ~ ' 1 1
Mi" 2.. Jackson. Miss Tmlor, Miss Carl: end. ‘ S to that-
{ 1nd Miss Siauson. "8&1 Dim
D ’ In charge of the luncheon.t‘or yes— .Ilttormy G’l’lffl‘al ”(‘3‘ s H
onne y S tt'rrlnv were: Mrs. A. Carmi Belts andi ”disarm“: with Go: ornor 'i‘3 1”“
\ ' Mrs. \‘V. H. Baldwin. with the i‘ollow- tons statt‘moht that 13‘ 0 Mt‘ct?urx{:!
. .' . gig “NEWS: «‘Iirs George Barnum °~‘-'“’ ‘0 {Million alone n rim: ’35.;
. re. “alter Hitchcock Mrs. Joseph 0‘ human endo .. z-
18 50. Main Street Gregory, Mrs. A. H.13aldw.in Tables: government was 21;: f‘irzt.:aiI ”w
\irs. Shambsugh, Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Iiiur- and not the people for th m people
phy. Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Starr. Mrs. (iv- e govern-.
mo nt Hv- -alv‘ I; (it clurr- tion to ft dot.i I.
we to its meaning. as it could not be
recalled that tho gm crnor-clectrmatle
arm“. mont like that
' by: Ilealv. mm‘m‘ed ‘0 him
promise ’0!‘ 51m future.
"as to pass if e
that made the party palgormmI
was; not a living thin
{ions that meant an
is tained.
E in thosemw'.
viking." he main-
n or f5 OFFICERS norm
Port Chester.
Installation of omen
suing year matured the m ’
Lady venetian mite, No;
Daughters «We. held last night in
Red stem mm street.
5
a
signature dieting the .mn 7 7
letterdid not mention shy of the can-
didot'es.
of the party. than to as that Chortle '
Zitoiy sold the party must hold Oink:
"The eta "
colmontlon might as well hunt;
or optr-Ll the ten
mman‘d combtnndnients” he
mien " "
here.
h" 44mm ante-hell“ $18,. 77
o: I
dual“
3‘2. I.
The‘
- t’"
Embroidered in the new Russian color-logs.
89cts.to$1.90
Mainfloor.
l‘
f...._~.regenw - —‘~!‘ _ .
.&A
.17 .7
Colored Linen Toweling
‘ fi‘his' is a weight of linen heavy enough for set-
,.“.viceable use, eighteen inches wide, with a salvage ’
both sides. With hemsiltched. ends in self color or
a contrasting shade the are very pleasing to com-
blue with rooms furnis ed' in color. {They will also
make scarfs for tables, stands and bureaus. in old
blue, salmon pink, old rose, shrimp and heliotrope.
I69cts.oyertL
‘15
.1333.— i.
_.. . MC... m..._e.....-.~.—'.«._Le_._.’.
{The United Stetes'
Government would be
gratified if you would
Collair and Cuii‘ Sets, quite hovel, stamped to be}
Sleeping Garments to: Men and Boys
Men’s Outing Flannel Night Robes with V-
; J .7. 7.; Ladies]
.. " 1‘ .99" To iboSe of you who are-acquainted with E 1
beiii Arden’ s Venetian Toilet Preparations thi s .
_ bé Simply an announcement.
‘ ‘ '7A representative from the New York Shop will 5e
1 7 nttheReodTofletSechontheremsmder of the Week
j , So Ribb _7 ~ My, Frid‘ny and Saturday.
.- 3 ., me 7 cos Those who are not familiar with these em;
.- ‘ 4" {There is s of Metame Ribbons hi all cut and helpful preparations, please come and .3
‘ "" Widths Silver and gold flash from every box and 0.17:1th over-
Show case‘ I Cronin! for certain uses. Powders, Skin Foods
'. 3A wide glittering band five and one-half inches Bleach“, Lotions, Astringent-s and Topics.
1103: hat trimmings (bi-{girdles lS ‘ $3.00 s yd. mm a. .7..
. 5.3.: Narrow Satin with gold or silver, in every re- “
:qmred shade. ,, . 25th. ayd. Brunswick Phonographs and Record
. Reedy Rafi“ Ribbons for {fidegaflers 5mg “ . ., U Now sold in the Road House
for 'cove'rin coat hangers, 10,59 co. 0. y m
. ~- g ml... to mu. .‘ J‘srwmmf" “rm...“ its. his“;
Bowr‘of lotion ma little“ Chou: for hnggxe, 7,2,W,-m° ”was 01' Ems-.:....
liaby bonnets and fancy Work are ma e up to 0 er- . .
"‘ should people desire thém, Without charge. 7 I ”I mfigafiomfifmwf: gifigfiggg
W Main 3”" trout. ‘ developing musical selections as the composers
, I prank! have them played.
. there directo f th C h ‘ C' ,
fChflstmas Fancy W°rk mm... monomers: 5.55:2:
. F l on are planning to make gifts With 3. pets II amic!’ W8 unite the talent of the
’s'onal tollidi to. them we invik you Winspect our . memos: 33:“ it}: °°mp_°:e’R d _ .t
.. , stamped art pieces" which are now in splendid as- mm! of ”file ”eggshell :53; Sufi;
Sment' I ‘ bythe shadings of a renowned director.
'3 Ié‘ Includedsrelnmcheon Sets, Towels, The is why Brunswick Records rise above the
Pillow Cues, Nightdreuee and Combinations 7 ’ mm have “3 “m”
I: .1... .. .. m..- a... mm:- In 5.... cm: summonses:
. ._ D. M. C. Cotton for embroxdermg, complete : m 529‘!“- ~~
I, , rgne! ’ 5 ch. 3 skem' ‘ .
7": D. M. C. white and ecru colors, in balls, , 1 he Gay Knickers
. 5; 25 and 29 a“ ,7 j; for Women. 7
Of Mercerized Cotton in sport length . ,
“gray, peony, Copenhagen blue, brown and "c- ..
fascinating line of colors and van attracz‘x a
of them trimmed with Contrasting skids.
I Mercerized Cotton of fine qu.jlliic. \
forced, in black, nrl\'\',br01\n p k Hut.
and henna.
Clove Silk Knickers, Stle-Jl Si
$1.1
‘.
i'II-
fiks
-‘ixi‘i. ;. i
‘L
$1."5
1.7L335.
$3.50 to $5.66
Clove Silk Sport Knickers . $2.95 to $6.25
rAll Wool Jersey, '1'ch con‘lfom‘sil: in cold wean;-
er, ‘black, navy and brovn ,
, in knee length, $3. 25 C-
, ....;. 1- ' 4 ‘3
Sk‘k'it) lCliizht 5% ‘U
2...
-\-_.. . _.
Third floor. -
W
Christmas Cer d:
A wonderfrml ..
Shop, early ;. 3' , neék or military collar. Sizes from 15 to 20.- 7 of medium ‘;*"E;5fi
.Wrap carefully. ; ' $1.25, $1.50. $1 75 and 52-30 bands.
hell-ire“ plainly: _ . I' Mean Mm. of Outing Flannel in models 5, 10 and 15 ctsI
M”! WI which button plainly, some slipzovers, and others Aim $-
{This helps every~ faSie‘ning with frogs. In 34153265 required.
body, yourself not in $230 $2.50 395.ng Christmas labeisi
the least of the num- 'E , ' , sea}, and cut-outs.
bar, as yen may not he 7 . g" Boys 9.5.5... well made garments on full. '
I so rushed Iat the elev-
Bath 1353.!!- g
-=l.'
MnthConduotowmtss Helen odist Episcopal elm
Ruddiman. - walk Bitptisf— church, the East A
Jnside Guard—«Mrs; George Bruce.
V7185" 833°33‘34”
Plans were sitcom and arm
the Purpose or
ideas in work. an
the “fiance.
‘ not. of the
Mfllwopiece styles in sizes from 8 to 18.
nth. the South Nor-
venuo ‘ I
. ‘Methodist Episcopal chunk and the
. zsonth Nowell: Comm! church.
‘ Following the m ting a social time
South; Mk ness Ifor some time. has filed a pcti-‘ Andfmn- 107‘“?! ‘ V
.I the tier! of hankmotcy in {315312113166 _m¥‘°“'.‘m‘ LI.“ 1“,“
7ySta’7ies Court‘I e [ates her- iiai’iili— .lin SChOCL mm“
$1.50 '
:At Dennison Section-
main floor, front. , 7 7 ' ‘
730 C05
‘ zine program “:3?
TREES E that at 814:!de -
7 HEB DEB! Some who dil ::~:
- , ‘gathering oi l~I 1.
31:15 \icinit: :11-
rangemcnts 20 £0 3
-
767-9231.! Smith or i‘cnfien. .who
encased in real esttitc rousi-
,7 M‘ '
the has be
Thursdai' evening. ‘
@2611er but gases he; assets at $55; an; get-er (he pilimjrg
‘5“. Howeres. $11. sense or 11.3.:me anv Savoring: \
”is represented of: debt: and 343, 700 is interested m M
represented irrI-istocks'and other nego- getbc- 0" “1““
C I NEW YORK. -\C‘
16:60 assets went“ more an... last minute checks l-II‘:
bb’s. 31.131.116er of bliss \Viniin
de The first for the blind, who \‘-."i
bride this afternoon (r “
Mather of Princeton. _\, ..
7Mellon and an
$5.000 were among (it.
potted that the fund n. s:
Miss Holt hoped ton"
Lighthouse for the it.)
Iiis bed in I‘mmce. would
glorified.
33 h of he:
reaiestato
, 1:).
~13 31.61
17. {*3
9:33:13; mornxs PRC“ m:
A: .7"Had rheumatism r; '1:- '1
(mill go from my lef‘ :
Tried many rer
Cliff- ' Finally uSLd
"73.3): and in fifteen days
n‘writes W. J.
Norwalk Chronicler