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AS COMPROMISE
E: June 19
A D—Plt
(Special to
Harrison of
tho
mznatxon. Thin de-
lollowlng I.
«1:: between Benn
:an of Illinois. Gov-
. ard several other
.J‘liéfs.
no nomination on
' mad Brennan crim-
. the McAdoo
' "1m: his pent of
2. .mion or: that
- -E-- r-nrh. This con-
~n ‘2‘:- some time.”
a'sn declared em-
‘3 sharp contrast
are») of utterance.
. primed that. he
- ~.- a. plank in the plat-
Ku Klux Klan
comm-0min tor
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ltm town unoc—
quictly can-
Smith when
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am; escorted to hla
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".s roll Will
conventmn.
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r‘: can ever
~". any poll-
Southern
: large =10!ng-
carrvmg
:r‘. lh'e party.
‘helr oppoah
of fihern are
17.1 would do
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June 19,—:
3 dead aver.
e of ‘en years:
. Thomas J. O’-‘
steamntter‘
her and.
‘ had completed a;
'- world. He had5
1.1-1 port: in most;
“pa and Asia, he}
“art: much of bl: time:
A
appearance a brn‘her;
1-21 both his. paren's;
nary. 1322. Mrs. Fran-‘-
wu grinned adminis-
~ «stare.
redicts 7
era! Platform
’ EEK. .\ll-:h.. June 19.;
w.‘ 2: namoual phztorm.
.zteral enough to
fury of Senator La
William Jen-
iw‘rlrerl here yester‘
, -- Fay
a -xparred to be I
am .4013: commit-
"Fa" the platform.
""c'ad developments
Hymnal afialrs the
' mectzcn will be
issues. Mr.
’ i
LONDOS LADIES-
1o—Many 0!
Woman; have
13:193. These arc
"far-laminae" var-
can-s of “the!
Ting-'11: at uh or
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West'port Masons ,100
Years Old—-Rev.
Chas. Marks to De-
liver Invocation
WESIPORT. Juno 19.—Jud‘o
Joseph Albert Lawson of New York
City will make the principal addres-
during the celebration exercise: of
the centennial of Temple Ledge. No.
65, F. and A. 1E. which wlll this
place here this utemoou and oven-
l‘ng. Judge Lumen. who ls notion-
ally known in Masonic circles. 1:
an excellent spak'er and the com-
mitteo la gratified at It: Inc-cc. in
arranging for his announce here.
Tamale Lodge was cranked here
in 1824 with a very modes-t men:-
since that tune the
organization has prospered 90cm!-
ly. financially and numerically. and
the committee which bu strannd
observance of the oven: at it: on.
hundmdth brlthday has planned an
elaborate program.
The: afternoon exercise: willbo
held tn the I. M. C. A.. auditorium
and vull start 1.: 3 o'clock. n.
program. wlll open nth. nelectlam-
rendered by the Criterion nulo
quartmtc of Bridgeport. Rev.
Chnrlu M. Marks. deputy trend
chaplain of Norwalk. will deliver
the tnvocatlon. The madn- a!
welcome will be offered by Worship-
tul Master Kenneth Beer: of this
town. and Past Master Joseph G.
Hrnm ha been selected to deliver
the lodge‘s historical Andria. The
afi-rnoon exercises will be closed
With the address 0: Judge LIWIOD.
after whlch a. buffet lunch will be
served in the Y. M. C. 11.. m-
slum. with Oscar Schultz of Nor-
wnlk doing the entering.
In the evenmx. an enterrunment
ml] be promded bv a Sew York
agency for all Mason; and their
family-e. This Will include piano
"lacunae. a. mlxed qumetto in
Hassle-ax selecfions. a. monolom
larvae; and smgmg and a comedy
magician.
Th5 committee thch hu m-
tha event. and Whlch held its
meeting last 21:11:. consist: of
1. Charles Smitten. chairman: Leon-
ard mchmue. Wlilmm Earth-op.
J. A. lees. Edward Hubbell. Charles
Fable. Joseph Smft‘en. l". W. T.
Arum and John Gallagher.
The officers of Temple Lodge on
as 300mm: Kenneth T. Been. Wor-
shxptul Master: William L. North—
mp. Senior Warden: H. at. John
f Hull. Junior wax-don: Judson A. Cat.
'-*. mcrotaw: Charles Fable. tree.
surer: Herbert O. Welch. senior on-
can: Wllllam S. Hemmn. Junior dou—
con. Lem-LT. Jennmg‘s. senior stut-
ard: F‘rvrl-rlck - Fable. Jr, Junior
reward; Rev. E. 9. Holden. chub-
Ham-W B. Keene. marshal:
Lennard Mark-axle. organist: Ed-
ward ‘Lehn. Sr. #vl-r. Trustees;
F D. Eutlsnd. Dania! Burr Bradley
and “T211233: J. Wood.
The» officers or *he Fellowcmft u—
somarmn are: John H. Gillaghor,
presldenf: Hamr P Sunderland. nae
gran-idem; Arfhur 8 Wood. secre-
tary and George J. Green. treasurer.
Commencement Day
At Danbury Normal
Today commencement day 1:
Danbm-y Stare Normal School.
Among the 160 students being trad-
Ilamd 1n the exerclsea at “The Em—
is
press.’ are the following loczl
young women: Susan Bruce. Alice
Burns. Katherme Doulens. Audred
E‘lnklar. Marlon Grumbley. Rose
Hams. May Han-ls. Hazel Hen-
drick. Charlotte Jarvis. Dorothy
Petermn, Madeline Prendertut.
Helen Prusneur. Rose Rudder. Mary
Skldd and Anna. Sullivan.
Tuesday was class day, and the
Senior class had 3 banquet at the
Hotel Green and class day exercises
at tho Normal school tfiem
An interesting future at the exer—
cise: was the planting of a tree by
the class at 1924. The class mph:-
cy was read and class llm than.
The class went on n picnlc to
Pusan: Park yesterday. They went
tram the Normal Scum! to the Park
in basses.
O! the local graham there m
nine who have appalntments for
Norwzlk schools: Sm Price. Mil.
dud Flnkler. flax-ion Grnmbley.
Bose Halal, Mt! Harris. Charlotte
Jarvis Dorothy Peterson. Mndellne
Prendemat and Helen Bra-cur.
___________.____._.—
BUT JUST AS HUGE
«on, Flora." exclaimed Dari.
“hays you heart! than: Em?"
“No, what about her?" 1101‘
asked.
Why. an 111:! Tom True no :6-
in: to be married ln June.”
"You don’t say so. Why. I m
knew Tcmwaskun an Elna. but!
dlén't think he llked her” well
gnom to mail bar ‘13 Wife.
um, nan." continued Dan.
infer the surprise 'on her {fiends
m. Bad faded n little. ‘3‘" *n'
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wouldn't tell any m :bont It. I“?
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" no nails: were announced glahnsms were the first position 1315
”Clue mamas: record price: 1:13: by : and 1923. Since :nat. lnrer date 3111
human: :3 a canmnder for {2:2 honor é Tilda: has heid l: nuns: Johnston.
0: appearm; m the select group. No : Wimams and the small army at their
17
3'5 Darts cup team.‘
am: capta‘-‘
“Fur“
‘3tnd, out 3.5 3‘,“ man Who 1:33 mad; 7 other layer mu ever broken mm “is j heels.
ltho Lanna: making a 52m??? task; 3:.- wzrn 52:32; regularlfy cr to: ma Willmms‘ mares: we: in his
-2 .- ‘ (104”! a warm... _..a.d nc‘hm on William Who can
{0" “-1? "h-‘wi ‘3 r" ‘Wiiltams 41350 haze; arm. er rec»; psrk 0‘? a. flake a: lime on the back
Willzarrrs. crd He 21.1.5 been 2. ioai‘fi: figure 21:6, wztr a. rerun: “flail. standing on
year after year. t: the net game for a longer: period‘ his head. Hm nbillty to mks perfect
With bur 2:714 2:»: than any other star now spark..:.;;p11ceme:ts from seemingly {landl-
PtCk. Fa!” smce “UHF-'8 101:“ , '32-. Hanna: firmam-nr. .slbe poslfiens la cannons".
and truelzng can ago—WV "Llf‘je ELL" Jchnsmn came: cleré l: was :hls piay‘ that helped his:
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newer-.1: e in 131‘ and
force licLougi'm to the
:r: 1913.
“mums ha; been captain of the
John--
1 on oniy 2
in: tell of: 1
Year before :23
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a“; has 9:
, late: 59 seconds m Santa-1!.
Th0 ntulhty :3 ‘1'? 8 .. man: mac “z; 13 “2 lama; 3Saris cup mam close 1321. The man
who could drive 1 track 1: paces; V: .3321: in: Zed ‘i-ze 11-.2 but hair: the cup that year. lost :3 th.
championship :47 :3 ‘rs, statuary once. however. That was In 1‘16. 5 surf and ragamed it last year.
V F W NEWS 2 . - r-sldence m the can-I
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WASHINGTOX. D. c. June 13—?
”the art.» )laawent Canaan-ma.
15¢.
JUDGELEAPS
moi WINDOW:
FZANFA.‘ CITY. Has. Jute
Yufzonaf Headermrurs of the vegpapymn-Ee-l 53’ the 1‘“ Incident:
‘er’arzs Hardlns. for 4:! purpose of the:
ct Fora-rt: Wars has been «35—»
r t“ g.— f 5.1. 1.64 . .3»: ”Ga from: marking the barge lane c: the Anaer-
CO-Lgfv' a m‘ffaaffp .u, , 3;; 313;}, con- " was Arm? 1: France ls scheduled to
was“ r 6* {1 E3; ’11:! arranznygga i135 been 7 Eli“. 11303.2“: ”10 LQ"ia’h1£ 03 Jun'.‘ ‘
Ohm Sup . gain“, 2... v.“— ;. cf .3, game at Ll Ladle: :h- parry as chairman f
lulclde .” 2.3,. "My .,..,:.:, l5 ,_;:,4 by; 1:. General John J. Pershing. Capt.
”‘9 fn‘lfln {M .; 3LT. 1W1 1:. Mon: 13‘ Faber G W-mdelaie. Veteran of the 3
Hosplval. n ..7..,-. .1 g... , _ L... “x p..- awn. Intel-19w. {Rock 0: :he Mme);
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and past mmmanéer-z.n»cnlet'ot the
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Vital-a ...5 n. '= "Ms”- o:.'. a: 3 6'1 ”Zl‘mwfl zo‘ . . ..- , :
_ . _ ,8. Barn «1:! m. \e erans c. szrelgn War: has been:
worn 4‘1‘13" ll 3'1 354?. Wm: 47.35 m ”3,. aa—m appcmml man—culrmaz. Canning:
rho rifhrflczi. a" ed 1;: fit“- 31.2194 ,0 73:, mg; 2 waved W111 be Lingual}. Pnnce. Bel-L
the 135‘. .a_1.:;‘ ,a wt: Lu.2$a-:A- ‘ .35 cg¢:*g of Congressman : mum gar: Izmir, The Fwy will u.
1:0 ”N f‘jbfi" . 4T“?- T‘LS'M in! “J‘s- ”my. of Kansas. p.30, to : turn to Sew York. July 31st.
w an'. warn». our.
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2:: palrmtm crgarj— 5
_ WASHINGTON. D C. Jane 13-.
‘ Twelve hundred posts or the i’eter-
guns of Fez-eon: “’3.” have accepted;
Westport Carpenters
Elect 1Q24 Officers KAY=A$ VT??? 3:33. June ZF—‘the :nvltl‘lfla a: 311m:- Genenlf
WESTPGTT June 23—35..» -. Am :4: «e: aha-rice ms: be’aob»: c. Dom Adluunt General
of ottlccrs N i, c l ‘ :r as c' the “warm: 3 o: the Arm's. 9c: assist in the diltfl-3
and Jamel-'5' l l E. :r; m 2'1”»! '5» 2 “‘1 National 3 humor. of input-3:14.133 for the no»?
hall Mo. ‘ ?' E'ts‘.lrt‘§2'i“:1‘ o: '3‘:- V v.23 of. {renal soldiers" bonus. A flat 0! post.
lows: Pres: u= '. '2. rnxgr Wars 3' A213 :29»: N. J. ' commander: has been furnished the l
presldrn‘. Jr"! . EN. ‘. am‘nr £2.21; m an ordar lust : “‘1: Department, bv natlontl bud- l
sect—ind“. TV 2. ‘ 213' (magma! ‘1‘“: Gnnvral Frank T. Hines. .3 quarters at the cranium: ud lul- l
secrwrar“ ’* . 9rmsurs=r . camwr of E: * .‘(0 have will ficienr supply «all soon he mud? (or?
. -- rr‘mwd waits-M. who” mailing acrordlnx *0 '11- nae-nee 61;
1 Wm»? cf .. «roam be langtll- 5 General Dans, which mtel that that
afield :r : leave. 1:; bunkanre now being: turned out by
the Government printing omen.
Genoa: new 31. Brett. xdjumt
general 0: the District 6! Columbia.
and cammnnder—mchlet of the Vet-
M41211
, .a‘xitenii-
:ti-agw “mg-t“ for ‘31» ‘rear.
endaace a: thsi
36 by all Irma—g
gr med under;
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elected h can-l re.
l'TODi‘PT‘.
A {Hand raw: 11:5 {mar-We perfume:
5”! N1 Wufi‘u. i . S
is New M»: lh-r, r he own: :52: aufltnn'v. T a leave granndienns of Foreign Wars will superfine
two vacan‘ a: 2l ‘he rash 3- . “=17 '21»: ‘r‘fi' acfnai nma of 21:22; the bonus work of me latter ornat-
them is a fmr‘ lag”: £s‘cnvwr'mn :Eztd stfllClezz tint! toeallon-
m LOW, Conan... June 19.—
13116. malty crow rm aware
her. with the betting hut-tau: for
in annual no- we: W nut
Fwy. 80mm, Harvard’s cm
a: Victory have been m com
stuc- lt- time trial spin a: 19 min-
The
first mm between fun and Ku-
md ts Muted for to—nxorrow att-
emoon. when the waiters eight: fill
luv. 3 half mile content.
The Yale crew rowed am the fact
mile course again last evening. cm"-
erlnx man of the distance at a.
twenty-I11: stroke. The work during
the 411 m a: a. light nature. The
main: unity and tho communal”
crew- had light vorkout- during the
morning ind attemoon. The fresh-
man crew Ind a. five mile row la the
morning and 3:33:1ch my racing
Inns. during which they nc'cd
marked mnmment.
Renm’ Balsam ‘11! url'm in
New London W. mad
with the ma W. «pain
we! coach will be entrained m‘. up-
pcr on tho rue mining cum": te‘
mm. At this tlnm com-a rowing
ma all other amusements will 5.
mac.
Plano Whitney again of the '5:
crew sad a. member or the mdme
rowing commute. in ln camp.
RIO TOP. 06118.. June 19.—
wannmcsr.
Beyond the Eat the sunrise. m
the Want tile no,
no Em and West tho mam
H!!! will not m M be;
It works in me like undue“. Gel-r. t-
bll! me my toad-bye!
For the seas call and the an all.
an! 0):. the call of the Sky.
I know not where the whit. reel
rum. nor whit the Ma. nun
nre.
Bat mu can lure the m for friend.
and for 11!: mice a sur:
And there's no end or vomlns when
once the voice is hand.
For the rim all: and tho rad ant.
and oh. the all a! l hlrl!
Yonder tho long horizon lieu. ma
there by night and dny
The alt! Ihlp. duw to homo min,
tho Nun: ships Ill! W.
us come I may. but to I m, an!
if men :31: you why.
You may out the blame an the our:
11!!! the um um the wane
m4 and the tiny.
——Genld Gould.
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that you nre-
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clam? Open-minded?
I o e k l n g 2’
Friendly?
and square?
Fem-tn: 7
Check
thae rev counts.
Watch Your m: .
Pmcal ham a: lamp-:4
one. two. three with the an» 27,
an“
Hour: 01 thought. at til,
o: outlook—nae an the ‘0-
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CLOSE 12:00 P. H.
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