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N ORWALK AND SO. NORWALK
NEW YORK, June zip—{Kerr}
lite-long desire to see B'rooklin
Eridge and to ,ttend e Democretie
National Conventionrlad lured him
(mm the comics-table ehelter o! e.
Vincennee (Ind). boarding house and
landed him. pepnilees in the streets
or New‘York. was explained by
James John Brady, on eighty-two
year old .runem, at the Traveller‘s
Aid Society. No. 1“ East Forty-
‘thurih street.
“l was born'ln Fourteenth street
in 1842. and left here when 1 was
thirtum years old. and I didn't come
back again until Monday.” laid Hr.
Brady. "The Brodklyn Bridge in
wonderful. It’s a great improvement
over the old Fulton street terry I
remember. 0! course the town's
changed. but you could put me
down in Broadway anywhere and
you couldn't lone me."
Served In CM! Wu
Mr. Brady served in the 10kt. New
Yorlt Volunteers during the civil war
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and draws a. pension of 872 1 month.
‘ Anticipating opposition it he broach-
- Cd the subject of e trip to New York
to attend the convention. he bee been
saving his pennlon.money. Lest Sun.
any afternoon without saying a word
no anyone, he left Mrs. Florence
'Grny‘a boarding houle and boarded a
New York bound train at Vincennes.
arriving here Monday. .1
No one in the hurrying throngs
zoomed to here time to pay Alien-
”on to the \‘eteren or to care much
: when he told them how he had vot-
‘ed the li’mocntic ticket all his life
and had been an active worker in
p'oliiics. He hed been told that it
would be on easy mutter {or him to
get a ticket admitting him to Meal-
son Square Garden from Charles A.
4Grcathouee. National Commitirenmn
from lndlanu. but he could not find
Mr. Grcothouue at the Hotel McAlpin
Where the Indiana delegation is
quartered.
Things colt more. in New York.
too. than Brady had figured on, so
i'ootoorc. weary end nearly pennilone.
he appeared at the Travellcre' Aid
Society and told hie story. A tale.
grim wee sent to Mn. Gray. who is
sending the money for the veteran‘s
return home. , .
Determined to See Convention.
“1 came to New York to see the
conwmlon and I won't go a step
towards Indiana until nfler l'vc sect:
it." Brady said. "I want lb see ‘em
nominate Samuel L. Balaton ior
I'm for Al Smith. The platform's
going to make lots of trouble. l'm {or
letting people have light wince and
beer. but l'm against brandy and
whiskey. It never did any one any
good. A: far as the Ku Klux Klan
issue gore—4:0". "The Lord forgive
them. tor they know not what ihry
do.‘ .. _
Officials of the Travellers’ Aid said
that they would try to get an admin-
elon ticket to the Garden for the run-
Sway. They vainly tried to locate a
family named Her-uneasy, remember-
or! hy Brady on having lived4ln Bridge
street. Brooklyn, when hi?“ I hey.
"I wouldn‘t know lower Brood-
way." Mr. Brady admitted. “Elite-
beth end Catherine and Ann and
Hester and Bleeclrer streets hu‘e ell
changed. too. but you couldn‘t lose
me anywhere in town because utter
Ill. I guess I must be one of the clan
est New Yorkers there is."
__...___.._______.____
The boy and his dog are often
boon companions: but. for the pro-
tection of both. the dog Should be
immunized againet reixlea.
' 143 Washington Street
South Nowell:
Phone 3213
President. and it he can't get it. than ””
nwmmr
mwmm
from All Parts of
Conhecticut Meet in
Stamford
STAMFORD. 001111.. June 27.-——'
The State Convention 01' the
Masonic Veterans Association, can-
alsting of men who have been
Meson: {or twenty-five years or
lenger. was held yesterday 'u 11:30
e. m.. in the new Mannie Temple
on Bedtord Street. A number 0! the
members presenvhave been Masons
for over sixty years.
Two hundred and eighty members
of this organization came from all
for which were made‘ by Union
Lodge. No. 5. of which Ernest \V.
Northrop is Master, Roosevelt Lodge.
No. 130. or which J. J. Furor in
Master. and Commonwealth Lodge,
No. 129. or which William Brandt
in Master.
The Commonwealth Lodge
Charge of the automobiles which met
the visitors as they arrived at the
steilon, and which took them on a.
sight-aeeing trip throughihe city,
after the dinhed which followed the
adjournment of the convention.
The Roosevelt so received the
Heating Masons as hey arrived at
the Temple. and escorted
uhich that structure is provided.
The Union Lodge arranged for
the dinner which i'oliowvd the ad—
Journment O! the convention at 1:31“:
p lll.. owl which nus Surreal with
O ver 280 «Members.
them .
through the building. pointing ounf
and dcnmnslrallng the features with ’
part. or the state to be present at!
this convention. the arrangements?
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took '
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the assisinnrc of members of the;
Order of the Enrtern Star.
Venerable Master Andrew J. Hal~
lock or “'allingtord presided over
the rouvomion. and was re-clnclcfl
I‘rcxldvtlt {or anrJihwr term of on»:
ihzs
cit-Med to the association at
meeting.
TAKES ’EM l'l’.
.‘lnthrrmhas that young man
ever spoken to you of hi!- (orbears?
Daughter~ Snokcn of
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