‘JJ
. )mu Yesterday
m'gridrtport -— Re-
ceivt‘l’ H _:1 v Ie n s to
may») in (113:; ‘v
‘Ete Norwalk
’."111y sold. by .
Havens of
:1 Trust Corn-
rcpreqcntlng
l holders.
ca, steps ot’
Ln Bridge-
.‘or the
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"v'rreecntlng
made the
“'13 public.
Colonel
The‘new
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the interests of the nation as a. whole.
he declared, and that the
”The other group—the Dcmocrntic—
than the interests of any group or
class and that I» demorracy can exit.
vive only so long as people a'lmln-
inter-in; the government treat office
a: n trust.-
The Tar-its.
Mr. Osborn used tariff lcrislation
the benefit of businesi interests ru-
ther than the country as In. Whole.
The bill which succeeded the Ding-
Ley Tariff Act. he remarked. ralsr‘d
wwages only 10 per cent. and the
govern-
” an Illustration of acts passed for 3
Smith
. At Roton Banquet
lo. where they “and.
- I . b honest.
m-nt of the LEREd StstesIcan e Governor Smith‘s sincerity he:
used to maintain these. *nterem' been demonstrated by his frank
1.“ e stand on the liquor question, Mr.
contains men. I" said. Who 13.95;: Osborn said. He is one o! the few
”“5 the interests 0‘ the Ln“: men who has expressed an honest
States are always more xmpm'tant»
be modified.
most honest man alive." he added.
‘ng him of. dishonesty. He has
no appeal to spacial class”.
rrallzcs human needs beceuee he has
l'nml right close to them. How they
can be mitigated by legislation, he
knows.
“\K’e must nominate such a. main.
\Ye want. a. man who can follow in
1
, - . o .c-r -
39::raigfaiaglf Egimad‘g‘fiz“ She I and Woodrow “‘llson; a. man whom
ginorlcan— people turned to a. party 5 we, may With pride fish. for “d “n
:his elecflon as President
. at e
which stood for principle and Effig‘ L‘nlted Slate‘s." th
_ ‘ the man who Was a. real leader. M1 Russell.
vi an: in man—“‘oodrow Vinson—he IcaJJ‘ITd Attorney Rm bran his ech
I '4 some. one of the SrmWSt ”3‘1"” m ”S with rho warning that h- (34 not
., 1,. new: jwnrm. The Underwood Tam! IS: “Mend m be hr“ down LI; the id”
luau-.3 ls » iv .c. prams. ,A-'.~in;.—i 2' was framr‘d solely by 8- “I113: “:22? of i‘i‘prcsrmmg a. group He laid
. .. . . '. . . - “ v. ~ ..~ ‘ ' . - l' '"1 ”'1 ‘ . ‘
. m n .m 5 '30”: 1" Itgaman 11". hair to mallions. and bride, ling :. Ha; I. of tho intensifies the W??? on ‘ 15mm 3 that. if his Sproch contained e "rem-
“ 7' "We" P‘Gm‘a-E- COM-v dancer. are celebrating in New lam afth mar, “‘3’" “r- ""9” ’ V l 7 n— non , Dam- new." to r"rnen1ber that it was
3.. 1. hichl eloncmcnt. i this bill iho Wilson ndIm-nlii-~3“ ‘ enrxroiy personal \
I “I,” is :i; ;? went on M 8- mm“ 3”"! °",°‘h"' "I am Spirlliirlily and ‘ldvall ‘ a
‘ Ll flank; lrpcnnsir‘thN"9 measures. he andrivr Democrat" M:- Ruxaell said y'l‘lu-
‘1 .- ot' rhq , ; '“r’ 09,0an crlt‘idezindai’? fight; I D'm‘x” 1‘3 Puffy has a. tundarnentnl
‘A. if 110‘ lb? T‘i‘p”t lome 01 St ' I ’ {dual {Ear “ - .
l ~ . . I . wt: of] u ~ :13 incorporated in gt It
. . c. _ _ . Ointment of Pa.” as NCI‘ ry . 'Iv . .
,. “.11 ;?n' I. O. P. I;E:\DERS PR‘flSE TEARIW(’RK it :3: “1.,er Mr Osborn“. believed; :Sflbgfgmgg‘n:d “3 beginning “'35
_ . I I , ,, . ‘1: , _ ‘_ - h" . w . - - . -¢.-I -. nmrlg o the. United Qt:
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. . . .w 7 Justice‘. w ..,. .nr 3.]. iltat is»
IIII‘ 11 “I“? a ?hx.3 timn l’hfi t rtment l b . “a". k"':'?‘.fil and R “'1’ O. ‘1 _ l
zl‘neml‘ he avorr-d- “"1“ "mm. an “Stag; T: is :21» acid um: {ml-In in; 1:22.;
r". um general Iof,“'h0m the best :fihbcvn f lem l3 taszml; a tear, that is may“?
; 5.51 Thn— .M- said is that he has not . " lzoorl and “"l:’ I ‘ E
1 ' ;:‘;‘ic:‘.
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BIG PROBLEM
1'8
l0 lEADERS
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nirtol‘.
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zztnon on I
7. lay an- i
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than. thel
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”rates and:
’ . mghlng.
irlon of Mich-
'}*:n nominatln
' a! Singing from
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a
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~..nley advised 031-;
would be a. delay of:
i while final touches;
‘4 credentials commlt- l
4“ ’E‘m i'lfmmll'cn. all i!
'-:-wus:y, worn rondg
‘1 secreiar)’. Clinir— ‘
>k-Nl if tlwre was :1
vi :1. rial-“gain from,
’ 21*. 32-24:, vrrmlnnrisil 1
Why a‘. last came for-
"'l‘m‘t on vzwlr-ntlale.
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“em! in its llm'isiun
llzlov and It. ll.
mvmhnr of the Na»?
‘zw‘m Porto Rico.
.m “.1sz History.
' «a in ilw history of;
firm a. woman moi:
urmilll of' a. rumor
'1' a report.
.zniwth Price Mar-
‘ 1. lb‘? commit-
«"‘:nnizntion. The
"vi ' or “‘th I‘hefiffl.
2' 'f’nrnl fight con-
'z-m. the. Lnl-‘ol-
vllll' announced
carry the fight to
I ”as .1. source re-
.rrcr‘t of two states.
‘ ‘ to get their
' "n‘orra nt'the sub-
-ts_:. “
film's ”(silence that
7 " not the Vice Fresh
" if it. should he
nrpanrg to have con-
: “launches: support-
‘n to hope further
Above: M
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rs. Jeannette Hyde (left) and Mrs
Willis Martin Below:
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’ These facts. and ma \\‘hrelcr rmmo-I
Pup soun‘l Mk8 fic‘iun. like exrervts
i from .1 lineman nrwnl: lvvif I‘l‘n‘v
.zrmhs. h. s:i.-l which lli‘pu‘wvdns:
I (lo no! like to trill: ahmr.‘ Tho rn-.
tire ltcpubilcnn parlv cannot ii". in-
diclnd N‘rause of these litirsrt ‘31?
1': failure to rcpIi-lmfe the men 1m-
Ill‘”'
. work.
. x. ( VI in"
. . men ml . w‘ .or mi true. il‘m
raved. dishonest. ' 'lhe u I i Dc. 0.. r' , I, . ~ .
lphnen ecarda’e lnve not been r"?“:"‘"' to Tor: :3 1L inn-9y “m 1“" imortcll
. . . . .. . I . q _ . .
atcd h" ”1'“. party. 11., dwv \l'V‘d. I "P 2.."s It FAN-11 In that Lina“ .
‘ . . - ' 3“'>t‘i‘"iis m:'<‘ ‘30 r. . :
. . . l- . n -- i. i .A .
RGPHNW‘U‘S min“ '27"? 3‘" m n x ‘ husmesso‘kq 1 l ~: . r" d m "
ll“ Impartment n.’ Jusflcr: “‘9'0 In ”I. .1 ' n' 3‘ “‘1': ..;C Spirit.
xnpninted {or politic-.1: ransons. 9‘ "“5- a! in the office or the
lvlhcramrt',
:f‘nlus
“'1”
SYRT‘SDIJZHKF.
is (Inquil‘F'X
anchr
inn-tithe
to know what
prohlv‘ms nn-l do the
l‘. is bruise llv‘morrars l‘avn
not hron doing this, that the ili’lcr-
vnve hr'wwn rho Dnmocrazs ‘ ‘
livnulnxvan party‘s >
SCEll'v‘d “
and;
his brain ob-
. .. A m. . ‘. . .
pllcnted in them can }~.- Cl; .. .xcd. IIIII ""111;th some: mo DFOblemsI
i “ horn quid .. " " ‘ 1‘3““! said. :5 Cox ernor7
. . r. ()5 P ., - 5:714}; H. .. , , ,. . '
l « u -.~ ;i.1.~x:n"=?ra—. . . ’ .. " "“3' '1 ”77‘ 7d" “brim.
HP sail! m “ ---‘"‘" mm s l 0n. ,-.. .,, . -
'. ‘ o... 1 “a.“ 1‘ .n, :r'n‘tl‘.“ , . ’ ' .D “5““ng LAW. ‘thn hg’
-« “-7.3 31"“ ‘ ' (fil‘lv‘ v, n . ’
‘ .nn 9 and sicllftzll Z'Il‘L‘m'" x” ‘ émnde ““ {Ought w».-.
. mensur a I “M— Fm”. ”VIII“ “I... pnx; «Kn! mrasurrs. “‘oodrcw‘
u n l a, real. ,. ~ ‘1 ‘ ‘ l'; ~ , . _ .
‘ 3"”:5“ wax". .amppmi arvl train-w}; ("I“‘H: 71‘! 3" 'iOfin ”1 1“4530-")? as
-r‘.l2 .- - i“ . .ux. 0. he H. , , ,
. . . n "—0 nomad. ~ 8- alrst sawsmcn A’—
on million 171"“ “'-‘ ‘ " iornq Rrng. . . ' ‘ l
. <-H":'.‘1~. in- ~‘3Y32-‘l~ _ “ ‘ ‘3 um"mff‘d- but pro-
, nr‘kmne Fifth-wt :e “I. _ . . 9
fig: (”mmJtm-g wrra zmruxxn no 31714.21? 'E “0‘ "r L" ”-3”ka N16???
. , .- ~ , . . it. .u‘ ‘ .-- , - 3
a. 3”,“. lunar-gr“ whnrs an n-Gcla. n! no 0J1 . {7103 o. 2“” {Mil
rho zowrnment 113'! f""“""" "Wm“
Dr'lr‘crlynng_ Gfli’rrnqr
Smith's roc—l
n i n . . _
"v are "N" “9 'T‘N'W" H 3"“ or In: 3“ PAN-nor of ~\'”‘“' lork indiu
H - "’ ‘ ‘ ' ~ . .‘ k , .. '
amn- a person-ii mm M W” ’3‘” M '5 ~"“ “15- Csacn m...»- as great:
m. {ax-m8 3‘3 Mmdm‘k‘v‘ 'z'laistlcs as \‘S'oodrow
rat). .. - h 4 . ‘ ‘
l rm- rumor-"Inn war": has 31.11!“ a "1 “3“- Mr- “user“ Sal-3,
l i .. - » "J ‘ ‘
. fi ,
crntpliw'mn-l prob-“m cut of w. .1. .4
.. _ i 31
1'"?! YY a. Gimp,“ Frfll‘l‘ of. )Ir. ‘ ‘ or“
l'l‘m Link Cnmntxf’cv,
.r0 3““? Tor
Sh"? its h‘
Suing dawn;
'~ 'Jfiif‘nmhli' to find [2mg
Ii . IIIIIII‘II -_ myrrh"? 1" nannn‘I . ., c z: actualiy m furtl-mr rar-
ism” . Luv?" . a": .131 212-3 any m.rrv*s'n of Spica. rrivilvccs. had
1:11:52: '11:. '1 tho o‘l‘Jmma n: “‘3“— 'I—Iztflinilnn. pn—“Ed 81””: was an m»
2 , . i'n Inssnn gnu (:0 "mm. If. (an illijac-‘:.fl?.y F3: “Pr-2”“ cf .pmi‘fll
a ..-..ir m am... y». .i ~. wryi- 11?":3)‘ : ‘ :‘r'fsa. Gmrrnr‘z‘
”n.7,“. Mr. I m“! I...” .III'I A. (quill- 7 zucas‘xvs. He
IIImI—nmmfiw p0 [nil-7d anr:1.IIcel x.i':‘n}"n thrown into pn.
8-32" m in, .1. c- t. :tfilfillkt'. .13.. N. mutual rmisons. Laws;
I v“. 9......ma 3.3.1:": awn: oath the n-...v hI “fr-z 31mm! against sectarian
‘ ”I ‘21: I not :ihcz‘l of ,3... .. noon nn oppceod. And his acts‘
.. “‘I w. I "‘3‘“ or}? “.33. m are nzhnnmz’ul “hon one consirlcrn
”5.3.5.8. II?“ “MI” is {‘77 3-; 231:1: (Em, ‘przco. cf lilicrlzr is ctcrnnl
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"‘i‘uwzts "‘=-’"""‘7
4‘ arr-'1“
'o fin-l :n‘nn up ".1"
‘-
i_ iafif~rrnwn v~
problems What-ring f-J vinturb that
iimlzim‘cf "
Tl»-
Dr‘mncra
Pro Hem before i
party has a. rcal
:. .‘lernoy Russell.
‘ ragga, X10, 3.111. ltznks‘
9 I‘m". "1 am a citizen colors I am a;
E n.- ,~._...,.m nurttnnd :ha teliow— [‘icnimrra'.” but uni. "and 1 napei
”I: 552m: Ir,“- yhn .~;::~_~,p.1izn; fazml pray 132.1: the liv‘mo-‘rniic part)"
g 1 fiJn-‘s‘v 1:1 :m-‘r‘nl‘n‘nf. com-‘3 l-"om, llto pccf‘lc of 31‘.”-
‘ 3 .; :::r)"1'."r‘. of our min-”rial as—' l'nucvl Sm‘vn “ztfi a strong. ilbo‘ml
11‘".
Emwnomv in :mr‘rnmcnt
platform—concrete answers to ape-r
clflc problcms.
r-‘(g p:-=e.d.~no n" thr- [j'ti‘f‘f‘l "TIES Kill“. 32:» (armors aid. nn-‘
" ’7‘" "flak-“7‘ .lm-larml. 3min“! swcr Labor ncvl common-0 problems;
I" " P ‘ ‘1 “h" 12.1: '1 human “if?“ 2n: intcrnn'mnnl compprnlion. sol
I .2; i. flu“ VF”? “‘3 0* "Wylzat “'ht‘fl tho pvoplc are \otmg.
<'-‘=m':'.\. .11“ l'vm-Wmtzr‘ Wm" ‘hev Will (we 'ust what they am;
“1‘5”” 35"“ t‘aniir‘uih‘s if they are ' - .
workin‘t {or a spvcml group anti if?
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W. the ticket. Other
n lmen advanced 1nd
r-ormlod. while con-
: troll into midnight.
in the quarters of
1.3 and Frank W.
W? rcpresontatlve of
. canvassed the
ly in vain.
of Major Gcnernl
""mn from the dark
’ " ”0 conspicuously than
' 1* division and at the
=Ylppcrterl ot Secre-
" Y‘i Sbnator Curtis of
it from inactive or
1
:0
. n .‘L
'l.
“ '“1 r! Sonator Born): and
' ' 7113 maintained their
‘: With those support-
»:ns to the ticket that
""om the nomination of
rvon. President Bur—
':"0rsity of Mlchignn.
aneridge of In-
"‘2- Watson of the same
""=nn'a'lve Sanders. an-
' :1 and Secretary Cook.
.fi,
,.
BEEN PUTS“ 01" VAMON.
Eben F. Putnam. superintendent
: ocrn’ic
I refined womo‘n hall a hamlr: to Win
3 ill
, ability.
:Mrs. Russell assorted.
working for."
Mrs. fiusxcil, who in 3, “Hal III-3m-
moihor" and has had long,
exportrnco in politics. said Um: sho-
polzliits. Tit-‘3' must prove
Too olfrn “umcn plt‘ild
lack of Lima when it comr: to the
aciual work to he ilonr‘ in a. political
campaizn. Home care-s are no ex-
)lrs. Russell azaivl. and 11h‘
lvl know. for aha. is the mothr‘r
Six childrcn and SUN has man-
aged to give a. lax-ire part of her time
to political work. “'omen have not.
yet won their full place in politics.
Here. Mrs. Russell expressed aston-
ishmnnt and grief a: the failure of
the Democratic loaders to grant «'0-
men equal representation at the nu.-
rlonal convention.
Every woman has time to vote.
Lhcir
"Lot your husband get his own
breakfast occasionally," she coun-
spied.
"The only way to stop War—-
something which every mother is
eager to do—is through the agency
and machinery of politics." she said.
Let every woman see to it that a.
world court and a. league of nations
are “ambushed.
Mrs. Russell continued her talk
with s I'ncxposition of Governor
Smith‘s humane” and mention of
the interest he has alwayi‘qtken in
women’s problems.
Those at the banquet were:
John Cavanagh, “'inton Russell.
Agnes G. Cavmgh. Jeremiah Don-
ovan. Frederick Osborn. Katherine
W. Bissell. Almira W. Dunbar, Wa1~
lace Dana, E. J. Finnegan, N. E.
Finnegan.
Mrs. E. J. Finnegan, Mrs. William
J. Tracey. Florence' L. Hamilton.
Emma. L. Millard. Mrs. Catherine
A. Boyle. Mrs. C. T. Dlmond. J. C.
Smith, Mrs. J C. Smith. Elizabeth
Blake. Mrs. D. W. Hal-ford.
Anna Q. Hartord, Alice Boxer-
ney. Mrs. E. 15‘. Duffy. Edward E.
It should
nominate I. man who will be atrictlty
opinion that the V’olstcnd Act should
"Governor Smith is one o! the
fiven his enemies rnfrain from ac-
c
He
tie. footsteps of Grover Cleveland
, \Voecl. \Villmm
lra‘ Mortimer Hoyt. Mrs. \Tilliam H.
' .\l.’.
. Danni. I"
I' Flynn. lilwarl .7. Solar}. J, \V'. ling
\___
T ”(E NIGHT OF!
o: the Common
'n-l;f~l for last 6"me
1 until tonight. when
ember of the Council ep-
he meeting- Most of
" members attended
antic banquet “IE“?J
of the Connecticut Light md Power
company. is enjoying n vocation. Mr.
and hire. Putnnm have started for
Bpston, Mun. Later they will pro-
ceed west and attend the menu
Kiwanis convention.
DOW Fowler'IReuet Corps will
attend the Fig; Day services 0: the
Elia ta be held Manley. June 14. in
.929 a sis-W war ._
o.
Dairy. 13. T. Natteford, Mrs. Hogan.
Mrs. E. J. Donn-1rd.
Emma Donnelly, Frances Splan.
John McQulid, W, R. Reid. John T.
Dwrer. George I-L. Lockwood. Ed-
ward Barrett. John W. Wehle, J. J'.
Flynn. LeRq D. Downs, Charles R.
Mitchell. Robert G. Mitchell, In. 11.
G. Mitchell. Sn, Mrs. R. G. Kitchen.
M. J. O'Brien, lira. M. J: O'Brien.
33.31.11.591“. vent Rog- ‘- my,
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Sixthnreetlpwcfiiejlnd. Wax 1th!“ the m Inn-4.5 ‘
‘-
Mnry E. Flanagan, Catherine Duffy,
Margaret Duff}: Margaret Donovan.
Mary Smith. Frank J.
S. F1. Lama
Mrs. Il'micl Keogh. Mrs. Thomas;
Ratehl‘ori. Helen .r.alchfnrd. Hugh?
l
Smith, Mrs. ‘
P. Campbell. Mrs. Hugh. P. Pamp-
boil. Mm. J. C. Hat-kins. Katharine‘
F‘. Donohur. Mrs. John J. “211311.:
May Saiace, Franco. McQ:z‘.llan.§
Mrs. Wmmn firmnell.
Jess-o, T. Dunbar. Mary Rocheam.
Mrs. Lillmn L.' Abbo’t. Hartford S”
H. McMahon.
“‘illlmn H. McMahon. Jr..
~
I
Dr.
Alberta
Pomstnck. Hclnn Vosburxrh. Mrs.
l
McMahon. .‘lrn, T. F. Durmn, Mm:
“'illlam H. Hr‘kla'non. '
Mrs. T, l-‘. Sranlom rotor Polo-3:3
.‘lr‘. Pcvcr l~'oln,v. \Vilt‘tm K. Huh-I
Emil. cf \Vl2ton. “hm-l . 0. Elk
:d. 1
“Twin. Plan-star Gi‘epnlrr. \Vi"on. ‘
J. R, Frizzr-Il. .\I. J. Riordan. W.I
E. Riordan. ~Mrs. W‘. ii. Riordan.-
Mr. an~l Mr! J. E. Nacho}: Harold
T. Murray, Frank 1.. Clarke. Harry"
chlriclls. llnroz‘ny )l. Haw. Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Roi-niacin Aime K.
Elf-Hy. V7. E liciilr.
Mado‘mo \V. \Vynn. J. Frank
’K’x‘nn. Mr. anrl Mrs. J. E. ET-lr‘nit".
and Mrs. Rain): A_ Leary. Mrs..
Henry \V’. Klrmayflr. Hi‘lcn Kir«‘
muycr. John .I “21':le Mrs. Ii! ,.
Minis. Mrs. “'i“i:im J. Schlitz Mr,
and Mrs. Ala-‘1‘? .‘I. I‘ch‘nmn. l’lanze‘.
J. l-‘arrcli. W'. P. Horton. Danicl J.
Fat-V“.
M‘mo! if. Twat-.nn‘. Mr. and )l‘rs.
.lnfirch I‘m-:5. Marx-arc: c‘invnn.
Katharinn i‘iaxen. Maratrot 1.. Far-z
“la'llar‘ Howard. Mr. and Mrs?
ll. J. Hofi‘ar'l. Mrs. Frederick 05—;
horn. Mr“. Prpp, Anna Bracken.
Mrs. H. Tax-button. ‘
.’=‘.<op‘.‘. Form. .tnrtri ETPK‘OF. Lor-
e‘m M’vlioon, Ju"a Pnfi'nv‘. \V'. H..
Hrs. l-‘rnrk 5212!. Mrs. T. E.‘
Holcn H'Rricn. 3!rs_ Thomas;
H. Morn”. Mr. ar-l Mrs.’
Thomas qul-s.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry J l'lmrken.
Mrs. J, H. 311.“.an Hole". 4‘. Cahlll.’
s-"ll.
‘ Alicc l‘cn~l“rtnsf. Katherzm‘ Pcnilcr-
met.
rm
“‘lml‘rer‘i
Gorman,
Boil.
May WU. Ar:—
Him‘y '
Human”. Not:
cor. Mrs. J. \V. Max-nor. Mr. and;
Mn John Jelmsrn,
33's: :1 71d .\l:'<. Tl?
nmafi l". Hot-an.
.\. Liptro. .\l. G. Lipirn, Dr. and Mrs.
.H. H. Hoffnrrtn. Mr. and Mrs. Jamcs
O‘Boyle. M2: and Mrs. Edward J.
Quinlan. Frank S Abbott, Elcanor
ifamplwll. Adela E. Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. I‘harirs McGovern.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kooci Mac
i‘rahho. LN‘umrld i‘, Foils. Mrs. Ar-
:hur B, llussoil. Mr. and Mrs. Mark
ca
3f. Hondcrsnn and Duran Fri 2H}. 3
AMT
Jury rm» to Mulch—Prisoner
Helps the Court.
BRIDGE-IPORT. J1me ll—A gun;
after profound double-rations lasting
hours, was unzilv'I several weeks ago
'0 at?!” in the Criminal L‘curt of
Common Pica: whothor lsarlorc
Schzirff. 33 yours old. of Bridgeport._
was guilty of Violating the liqiinr‘
laws as char ed. 1: reported hack.
twice to Acting Judge Nehemiah
Hand”. that tho, disagreomcnt could
not. be adjusts-cl and was twice lu-
structcd lo rciire to resume discus-
sions. then was discharged without
a. Verdict being found.
Th“ affair was simplified yrster-
day afternoon when Scharfr appear-
ed before Judge John J. Walsh, a.‘
the roopcning of the criminal court
session and personally admitted. he
was guilty as charged.
Judge Walsh fined IScharff 32"“
with costs and unmanned l. 15 days
jail sentence. being t :5 same penalty
imposed in City court with the ex-
ception of the suspension or exrcu-
tion.
Raiding policemen alleged they
found 3. Italian of liquor concealed
under a trap door in Schlrtf‘l home
last April 14 and that they obeerved
his wife dump "something" out of
a. teapot that they might not seize it.
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MILLION PONTLATIOY CLASS
Cleveland. fifth city of the United
States. Was placed in the million
population class. for a time. by the
Republlcnn national convention.
The conclave attracted Yflnfloo Vie-
itors. it in estimated: and. the "Court
of Hon-or." in Fast Sixth Street, be-
Me the main street or the na-
tion.
From far lira! Han-alt the Frizz:
Dex-id Kawananakoa. journeyed to ».
O. P. convention as an mine me
prince-.43. a relative of the late Quee
can Kn“, nonakoa. wit ‘ of Prince
Cleveland t o pal-tic!“ in the G.
mbor of the national 90mm, nnVne
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{CongrcgafiCnal (flex-3y cf Ccnnm-fs- I: - if“: at 5'- Jory-h”; church It
cut, known as the General Assocm-I n”'~’ 9‘5““: D . .
lion. m {.35 :152}: martini: today s"-“ The bride «acre :1 heron-fins m
.lectml Rm“. l'-r. Oscar F. Maurv‘r. PUP! :rrrw l‘rm'ccn Crone trimmed ,.
New Huron, to suncf‘rd PJ‘V. Roe-‘onxhl'n‘ ’af’» #3. art-’1 a. 1"";fl hat. Q.
,Nvlgnrt. cf \Vin‘isor. as m”"i"l'11?t‘l‘.“3:“"l“". a bouqur‘ ct white run-i
ETZw associatirn was the has: of the and lilac o‘ the v 7. The mu“;
:l'y.‘ m1 church. of Error. who was Mrs. Edward 1.2I
-—-—-————~_ Ef‘l'thl'. wore toil-r. .Qrod seam;
‘v. i: hr to m::t"‘1 and carried. 9&5
105mm? T-‘xFfiS and prk s'r-‘w‘t péls. .
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mm in In”. a. mantlnd condlllnj . 2 ‘ as tho‘: rrszrlance in their ”I;
that it coulil not. he ident'ifici‘. at tho 7‘ Raymond terrace ml
'zimo. is cxpnvtwi M be :‘inntific-l home ‘0 their {II-lend. CI-
rhzs afrnrnoon as Stu-e Curing a I1
hacfrr. who \ms employed" at 1%»: err-.13 at the Kora.
"Tofu: & Knapp hat fac‘ory :n 02.3: . ' , * her campany. 30-
vi‘:,' and who lwnnrricl at the bray-d- Sort-ail: AQI|O§
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MODERATOR x3312». f
Etta Cnsaick cud wimm Duly Well:
Now Han-n P8910? Heads Cm-
dcd in St. Joseph's.
Urinal Clergy.
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The lws‘ war: was Edward O'Neil}.
T*n~nd::lrnlv at the cereal”?
1-... M1... .4 m. mu ”and an 33-» M“. ani Mrs. D .71: on a wannabe;
U k ‘ § - "c- "1'5 rflt'wn they via;
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