ClAllSTS HIT
l" NEAN AFTER
GEARRNEEATE
ecutive . Committee
0 Have Pamphlets
‘irculated Contain-
nc Arguments
l- A‘ '
A CAMPAIGN
lids Are to Be RaiSed
3: Popular Subscrip-
ions and “Benefits”
" ':,i._»\.\’l“ July I'l—The Social-
officiall)‘ condemned
.\‘ Ktan by name riftrr the
‘:-'l'1‘=- of the party's na-
“l‘.""l‘.. Which has been
; -~ tor three days. The
Z‘A‘ condemn the
lfi'
}\
m. fli‘ul M'Fry other effort
no workors on racial or
.. and to effort political
sr-‘rot or terroristic
"1 dv‘VoYoprtl on the
the pirfy was injt‘cting
rriicin‘is fl?ilt with
= rwt t‘onct‘rned and that
. no rrrnouncemen'. cox-cr-
rrnrtv‘s stand in oppo-
.» "chip‘s to divide the
,: hrttcr Slll‘f‘fl to 3. So-
=r'i';on.
-;tn was defo’itod, 19 to
r-‘sol'nion was then pass-
Th‘
rcprosentod loss,
El rozisti‘ntion. as
.itos had departed
“.29 feelings entender-
it'il‘o‘e. Morris Hillquit of
" El passed an instruction
“rc'izii'r‘ Committee to cir-
rvlzlc' settin: forth the
position on the
h.
Tit.
1 ”lll’fii
w“;‘d h‘ii'e :1 good effect,
:I‘n’T'll public but
if tltn dolecatcs to this
. l. (it"er Coot-:0
of News: .Iorsox \rho niox‘ed
had attempted to shut
'2'}: on a. point of order.
~: 1.: the Kl'irs'nt‘n merely
~ I": "it:
im 51:.
",‘l1"‘.
r. Ema, "
.‘lr.
merol':
Hi‘oiiit added.
ox-‘r-‘isin: a per-
“hrn they putI
'o intimidate
‘t murder in oppo-
for and b\' the
it is time for evcrx- Fo-g
'\ who 'i s’nn'i on tthe side of;
ant lil’f‘r‘\' "
...i:ii H llinr‘: of Indiana sairlfi
re p .1; so permeated With they
'Ziit condon‘na‘inn of it’by 1.th
n a lo‘ of explain-i
:- Fo’z’tlis’ orcanizcrs. l
he mintn: :iro
‘1“it‘“. nu o. iti'ir-‘I‘iing
W‘m‘. l‘t‘i
rillow siips
2’1
.1.“ rwfign nfir
i‘ CT“
' n
.ha.‘
. .0...
. ,antsl
fi fir.
. l
crop-den:
in Klanz
tott‘n<
ml “'7.er Thomas
“yr-2i must ex-
arn at rarh oth-
l‘ll‘lFi either tear
flaming cross or crucify
movement upon it."
tcn‘mn also passrd reso—
u V‘i“r‘i.".": the l’asCist move-
“ l'al
t.~r~:‘\l‘ arlv-‘rtl'
You
V.
q nd pub-
:izn for 1574 was provid-
of the Committee
"'“Tl'lx’lfi and 'r‘inince. Funds
2 r22seri lv' popular subscrip—
= .rp‘r‘vttr‘nto‘i by "large social
1",] other t~ntet'priscs.
'zs fil‘t’lln‘E’l will so 50 per
Zr-ra‘. orcanization. M
the national office. and
to the I’llFll‘l’" or State.
expert will pre'
'r-c in announcin:
.* 1'71 organization plans. His
’ -\-~.lti ‘tw supplemented by a
Janazfll‘. who would pre-
.71 for use by the cam-
Ears.
i-tton. further sugzested
of prominence broad-
o" appeals for funds and
from speeches and the
3' .‘i
rnpnr'fi:
'he
to
': Ivort'sini:
for use
. :-:ani:ations were urged to
toilette clubs “and other
.c organizations."
' National Executive Como’
‘ "‘25 elected as follows:
llilquiit. New York: James
r: I“: . Victor Berger. “'is-
' " riscrge E. Roewer. Jr..
“rat's; John Cillins. Illin-
3 .‘l. Harkins. New Jersey:
7 . Ohio.‘
. Debs was elected Na-
. . cairntan of the party. a. new
ill to continue his sc-
‘1 the Nartiona‘l Executive
‘ISABLED'ZVETS
CHOOSE GOTHAM
MAN .As LEADER
- TRSDAY, JULY 10,1924.
loo' or the Roman Catholic;
.
I
it.
fiaction is invalid and absolutely void
‘in that
“I. Debs was given the new: .1
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CHIROPRAClOR '"
SIGNS DEATH
CERllFlCATE
M a t t e r Reported to
State Health Depart-
ment—Claims He Is
Not Breaking Law
MERIDEN.‘July lo.—“‘hen Dr.
J. H. But'fum of \"allingford. acting
‘medical examiner for Merideii.
learned yesterday that F. Lorne
\Vheaion. a. chiropractor. had signed
a certificate of death of a three-year-
old child. Margaret Miller. whom he
had been attending. he reported the
:matter to Coroner Eli Mix of New
IHaven county. The coroner. belie“-
ing that this is contrary to lair. te-
ported the mattcr to the State De-
partment of Health.
State Health Commissioner Stanley
:H‘ Osborn said today that if he
[found the facts in the case as re.
'ported to him he would report tiio
matter to the county health officer..
with the recommendation that. thei
law is compiled with. '
Mr. “'heaton admits signing the
death certificate. and does not agree'
with the contention of the health
commissioner that it is unlawful for
a chiropractor to sign a death certi-
ficate. He rays he believes he hasl
Lauthority to sign such certificates. I
in; 5. T0 APPEAL
SENATE CASE
tended.
view of the recession.
l
CINCINNATI. 0. July IO.-—Pcr-
mission has been granted to the,
United States to appeal to the Su-
preme Court the decision of Federal
More than 4,000 klsnsmeo and Lfi
klsnswomen marched in s psrsdc
staged ,at. s konclsve'dn _Long
Branch, N. J., of K. K. K. mem-
bers fifrom ‘ Pennsylvania, Dela
ware and New Jersey. A total
of 20,000 are said to have at-
Abore: » Masked women “fir
marchers. ‘ Below". A general "
J.
Judge A. M. J. Cochran. who held
0f the former Attorney General. who ‘
r~fused to answer a subpoena issued
.127: the Senate Committee to appear
luinre it with the records of his
Hank.
in its assignment of errors.
Senate sets for the following thlr- datpd 'thn i‘h’ll'v‘ proceedings
:fitern points on which. it is ant-zed. fi made 19 absolutely Void,
Judge Cochran erroneously ruled in;
to 5udir‘ial rovinw,
13. In holding that the express:
by the Senate. that it had
templation other pOFSll‘lo action
the
the action of the Senate is subject
on
in con~
ir-
addition to legislative action. inx‘aii-
'and
his op]:lngozfinJgnrtlhelapplication of : ' ENGLISH DOCTORS
GIVEN STORY OF
the petitioner. Mal S. Daugherty. {on
a writ of hnbeas corpus.
" In discharging .‘lr. Daugherty
from the custody of John J. McCrain
and from the custody or the Court;
3. In refusing to sustain the mo-3
tion to discharge the writ. .
4. In rrfusxng to remand the pcvi
tition to the custody of John J. Mc- l
. 1
Grain as Deputy Sergeant—at-Armst
of the Senate. 1
5. In holding that the action of;
the Senate Committee in attempting j
to compel the petitioner to testify"
before it is absolutely void. l
G. In holding that the Senate's:
|
in ordering and conducting:
the investigation it is exercising :1“
Judicial function not conferred upon!
it cxpressely or by fair implicationa
by the Constitution.
7. In holding that the Senate by
its resolution usurped judicial power
and encroached on the prerogatives;
of the House of Repusentativcs. ;
S. In holding that tlgfie investiga-l
tion is a personal investigation of:
Harry M. Daugherty. I
9. In holding that the Senate rm,
solutions conferred no authority tol
make any investigaions. i
15. In holding that the Senate is
without power to compel attendance
and testimony of witnesses in aid of
its legislative function.
11. In failing to distinguish be.
tween the Judicial power to punisl.. . , Belt-35c: M..Holden, few
as punishment. and the power which fi of the grand Jury Which broke
place by acclamation after Morris.
Hillquit. New York..had explained
that the Federal election laws re-’
quired the election of such an of-
tcr.
necticut, has gone to England
“Elation to discuss by
an as of the exposure
Boysl British Medical sodetr.
up the fake doctor ring in Cork.
foreign .
with the;
The Star Laundry
Is Now Located in Its New Home at.
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I’NEAR mm
We are now equipped to do your laundry in the finest.
laundry in Norwalk. We also invite the public to in-
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Fran]: J. runs. or New 20;! .
ity is themlyeleadnsflud
'11:“.
In the good old summer time
YOU WILL NEED ELWOOD’S SUMMER
FOOTWEAR.
_ ‘Footfitters to~Men. women and Children.
MILTON 1 EL’WOOD
meta-um: stfiBix,
. Pioneer Sky Vl’riter
Elba! ”’19 Senate had no PO‘VOI‘ t0 neccssarily inhrros in anzrpfizsfi nr
footiipel a Witness to testify before it m (3“th- house [hori'nffi 2;, mush
,in the aid of legislation. The doci- only to the extent necrssary in o:‘-'.
ision “‘35 given in the case Of Mal 5- dor to prcvcnt ol‘sti‘ucticn to its1
Daugherty. the banker of “'nshinz- functioning.
ton Court House. Ohio. and brotherI 12. in holding in this case thzt
' Beats Death, \‘Jeds’
ATLANTIC t‘iTY. Jul)‘ l".——A{trr
- u‘innir: :1 hard haHlo :izainrt .1. _.?li.fi
t‘artain I‘lourlas ii. lTobcrfsv‘n. "
crnier are in the licn'al British 1332?
in: Corps. was married to his ‘1‘:l$t‘.~
. .‘liss ixlrirznret K. Hogenfogirr..
‘(ormerly ct l‘l.:l.1lr‘lp‘.ii;i. it \iasl
'nrncuncrd instcrdnr.
The romance began "<‘\t‘:’.‘il
months ago “hen the Captain v13
honoring brt'.'.~-r~ii life and deu'li
.‘Vllll a broken l1ri: and nurtnrmis‘
lessor iniurios. The ceremony van.
performed by the Rev, Elias G-hr.
. 1.3530,. n5 the 'i‘jc‘fitfiojtfiv'n i‘rt‘tly's-J‘ hir‘n th‘ irrn were hold in Preston.
5; FAKE ammo RING 5
N CH- oouull. DI
infer-usual: writs "In I" tors
{claim tho
Isle your shawls; sad sin-seasons trips a!" ran s pm
tcrian Church,
‘liu bride is n graduate of the
Presbyterian Hospital at Philildelm
phia. Captain Robert n. wifi) was
born -ln l-Inzrlnnd. is tilted with
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Tn Tako Confirms Bark.
.\'C‘l:\\'liI‘H. Conn, July 1". Naval
offircrs from tin Portsmouth
Navy Yard are on the way here to
{our tit’n. “ho escaped
from tho nmal prison arrested after
trying: to into an oil sta‘
tinn in l‘rrairn. t‘tlhfitallle .\‘-.,\lairw.nt
that town this l".’¢‘l¥‘i‘.rrl rosterdafi".
The cla.m 0 PM: navy department
takes prr‘rmlrnre oirr the charge on
W my. «
M 1‘.” 3“,. I'- Y.
N. E. COR. 1??“ 5T.
I‘nusually large selection of
Also a LII-Ire Igor-uncut of
lover's cost.
Alfred Benjamin Co.
97 'Fifth Ayenue, New York City
TAKE ELEVATOR T0 5TH FLOOR
Known For 40 Years As
‘ At Wholesale Of High-Crude Clothing
'0' 0?!!!
Direct to the Public
MEN’S SUMMER CLOTHING
Genuine Pshn Bench. Mohslrs and Tropics! \Vorsteds at
$ 1 2.50 TO $29.50
Tuxedos. 'l'opcosts and Om at. less than mannfso-
Opon Daily to 6 P. M.—-$chsrl¢y incjludcd
Makers
Summer clothing including
nuances Suits. 601! Sn!“
BANDS ASD ORCHfiil—Ifl
The Plans s l: Artist. “11hr Sm
m's t-sn s orchestra msns‘iu. boot-
in; colored. white snd,Bs'litsn bonds:
music furnished for sll occsslons. Chicka-
Lu 7. trite or call. 1547 Breeders].
TOILET ARTICLES
Nothing hotter tor children's tooth.
They like the flavor. too. with
Dental Cresm, Coll. write for in tube.
J. A. X . 43 n. «Eh 8!.
W
( n73 A
PERMANENT WAVE
In Cool. xpto-mu
Dsyll‘lit Shop-
Large. Bountiful Won
With Rinslets
Whole :1
Head
-— Guaranteed 8 ”oaths
Specializing Nestle's Lsnou Won.
Bomb Bob
Frederick namnngsxxo
Phone for Muscat. m '1“!
7 W. 42.3 51'. “fits.
ans mums
$15
soviffitf
Unions 31st: Jan; sets, crystal bsils. 014- l
ental Art: Jewelry. Benin Elna-tel fur- '
nishel. Inquiries solicited. “'rltle or (Ill ,
39 B. IO": St. Apt. 5-“‘. Stuyvesant 73!!
nun 0111;311:119
Psrmuient stm; and Hair Coloring
n Spefiinlisle? “5” did It
era-n we on. . ..
Bulls soc. Pinon. Lonzscrs 10:“
m—
WANAMAKER
Beauty School. Inc.
435 5th Ave.. Nair 39th St.
1
LEADI‘SG 30500” IN “ERICA.
EARN ‘50 WEEKLY
mmsiso. HANKCUBINO.
bunches “was: 385 wag as tools
m with our complete course. in: class
position. We est-not ml dz 6.
In!
terms. (‘sll or write for tutoring.
STERLING MW”
Des-um! sssartment of ‘lftn' unnatur-
ers’nrepresu‘e‘num. moms 4:
ref: trl OPE- ! '
say. Boon an. as us’
Cord [W mil.
in 03;... Gnsrsstoe.
M rm rill
arm’s most luxurious Turkish 8.
All nix!“ and We
in...
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DETR
James Consons. of
nouncinx his candidacy for nomina-
tion at the September .primsries to
succeed
meat yesterday.
his full
idge or either state or National Re-
publican platform. . next mausoleum enterprise is to ”“23? a 5“““"fi““' 0’ ”‘9 main Bail.
Ho challenged the right or party msterlslize. 9" 9‘39 “'2 “l “19 “me. Senora
"bosses" to dictate his courses of sc- Over a century ago. soon after arm s. " "mpg“? “"1 5.
tion and nude his bid for the vote
'0! Michmneiectors on his past rec-
ord-r- tor
apologies to make.
Judge Denies Broker
Fee in Realty Sale
BRIDGEPORT, .‘miy lit—Charles
W. Carvette. a real estate broker of
Greenwich. is not entitled to a. fee
of 8300 for his claimed extort: in the
sale of property owned by Vincenzo
lmbroin
in a memorandum of decision filed in '
the Can
J udge Cl
ternoon.
Imbrogno sold the
56.200 and denied that the agent was
inst rumc
purchase
l'rcquenc
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GGUSENs-‘EEERS
v.
REEiEcnoN
OIT.
July ‘10. —— Senator
Michigan. an~
ooleum in the center
America’s big cities.
That is,
Frederic Alsop-Garner
himself in A forum! siste-
reIused to pledge
support to President Cool-
Mausoleum Company
deuce. R. I.
which. he said, he had no very heart or that city.
promoting a successfu
improving a c
the city a clas
be one of the artistic
etery
o, of Greenwich. it is round chiember ground will
GARNER BUllllS
* EiG MAUSOLEUM
A million dollar—and more-4mm}-
the announcement of
dent and general manager
who has Just rcturned from Provi-
And that it where his
1890. there was laid out in Provi-
dence a cemetery which is now in the
seeing not alone the opportunity of
but seeing also the opportunity
by adding to lim—s. declares that the 7
c structure that would mausoleum will be the . 1;.
show plnces every respect of the structure
of that part of New England. began
negotiations with the Oakland ceme—
tery company some months ago.
Those negotiations have reached
a. successful consummation. and
i
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PAGE '
s ION-crypt mausoleum. and f '
cremstory to be built along an ,
modern tines.
Mr. Garner, experienced ‘3
construction of mausoleum
immediately put his orzsnlntl
the work of preparing the wor" .
Proxidcnce. The progress In“.
the mausoleum now in course of
struction ': in Fair-view Com
overlooking the Hackenssck V
will permit the architectural -
zillion to devote a great port of“
time to the Providence work. ‘
The Mausoleum Company of A I I
ica has its own construction 0’.
of one of
vice presi-
ot the
America.
.3
of
position to take on the new W“
without interfering in any way ‘0‘
the, progress of the Fairvlew 5w
iiig operations. '.
Mr Garner. the. world‘-
mausoleum builder along
Mr. Garner.
1 mausoleum. gr...”
of m
"“53
nearing completion in Fair?!”
(‘emotenn which means that“ “
Rhode Island city will have ‘8
ol‘ the modern structural wonder!“ (I!
the world, in point of classic staf’
tectural lines as well as in the was
in
be broken for
than with Corvette.
tainrd his claim.
rt of Common Pleas by
srence R. Hall yoderday sf-
property
tor estate agent. tiled suit
ntal in effecting e sale. the
r conferring with greater
y with him about the matter
acres of Stamford land
on
Judge Hall sus—
E. A. Strout of Stamford. a real
of Common Pleas yesterday asking
for a $1.00" fee for having sold for
Gladys H. Dclafiold. of Noroton. 13 lanciqnt methods to modern reqult’fi .
F size-611265 at! 96577
‘ter of enduring structural siren“.
The. structure that will carrying
through the centuries with “on
greater endurance than the K113
in the Court Tut tomb. for no detail 01 tm
iEgpr‘ufiifin marvels has been left not
studied by 8r. Garner in spplfll‘~
for $20,000. men's.
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Lovely New Blouse
to Entice One’s Fancy
The English Broadcloth Blouse
which is enjoying such popularity
this season has a novel ‘V-neck col-
lar and short kimono sleeves. A
flashy black monomm together
with black and white edged collar
’ and pockets completes this charm-
ing overblouse. 82.60
French Voile Overblouses with
the most delightful Val lace and
tiny frills down the front. You will
want one of these for afternoons.
$2.95
Blouses of ernch Voile with
edging of exquisite Irish croch t
on collars and front. -Nicely tax
ored with short. or long sleeves. .
$1.95
lecond floor.
9
Fine Fabrics
Fashion Summer
One's spare moments will be very profitable during the summer vacation
if you plan ahead 'snd secure charming lingerie fabrics of soft, summer w
Many handsome gifts may be made during idle moments. Silk and cotton in y" .
, mic 'blue,
A good selection of colorings at
delicate shades of peach, orchid
striped effects, 39 inches wide.
- Others up to 75 ctsfi, yd.
An Excellent Outfit A
.for a Summer’s Stroll in the Country,
Tweed Knickers sre
indispensable for' A
tramping up hill and _
down dale in the balmy i
season of July. the
perfe‘ct freedom of -
movement so essential
in summer camping is
sure to be appreciated
when hiking through
thickly. wooded coun-
try. Knickers in'grey
tweed mixture have
plenty of fullness and.
come . with banded
knee. Sizes 6 to 12.
years.
, 52:95
fi Floating- Toys
for Baby’s Bath
Baby’s umfiwiiibe s cheery task if he is
occupied in _sd ' s new floating dolly
green ovesslls and ‘wids brimmed up or s
dainty miss' ' withfi , fringed”
Mother will find it will
of these tasting novelties for baby and hsfiwill '-
be delichtsdfiwith it. Pérhsps they may esch 3’30“?”‘3' ”Wm”? so,
bfisby how to float! ‘ fi as cu. in do. ' was as.
. an
Store close. ssch dsy.st 5 o’clock .xcepting Saturday.
skirt sud. bonnet.
while to secure one
Ileana floor. ‘1. ~
t fi fig. Muir Dummy To. scum NORWALK
I ”Khm‘fim!€ii I each d}: sud all purchases nude in
are Smart Indeed /
And when one considers that they
are the very latest fashion it is no
wonder that we have so many calls
for them,
Every woman should have one of
these stunning white flannel skirts
to wear with brilliantly colored
blouses or sports and street west.
\‘Vrap- round model of downy
white flannel with deep slit, pocket.
$9.95
Other models that button up the
side with striking pearl .buttons.
$7.50 to $10.95. ‘. Also the favorite
panel front and back style with
plaited sins.
..
Second flow.
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Undies
cave. i L
I
maize and pink in blocked or ‘7‘ ‘
45 cts. ydy
Third floor.
,1 :
g White Blouses are I“
always so nice for’ '
summer. They really ‘
look so fine and cool
that one instinctively-
feels much better west
ing them. ; fi
White dimity and .
E n 21 is h broadcloth
blouses have touches of
color in the way of con-
Otrssting linen collars
and cuffs, or they may
be hsd in plain white»
Sizes 6 to 16 yesrs. figm-
‘1.95
fi Junior 2809. Second floss.
. s
for W Radio-M ' .
Quite new in our notion
department is this lat-p
spool of blsck ‘or swim
mséhine thread (80d _.
yds.) which (me my inks 3 "
on her vacation and "3’
throughout the fall for
numerous se’inz hoods.
i.
in
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Norwalk Chronicler