. . CHAOS quarters on Quintard Place. the-
. . ' supporters of the rally followed a. . ‘- ,1
' » band to st. John’s / Park. ‘whers Deputy Wardens
'r 7 - Charles G. Morris and Mayor Fits-
» l. y Gerald were met and escorted to iMay Make Arrests
.; ‘ ’ the‘ theatre. Betore the doors were \ .
‘ open a large crowd had gathered Gil-1118 Warden 30591”! William-
. ' , in thelobbyfind as the marchers 50“ 0f Bridgeport. issued 0'40“
‘ ,2 ' '" . entered they occupied every seat in yesterday t° all” the “‘9‘", war-
.y ' " the House. dens or airfield county author-
' . . ~ Mayor Phillips W” the first izing the. to take any necessary
‘ action violation. of the racism..-
speaker and he gave a typical ad- . .1
dress. paying his'respect's to the “6“ recently issued by overnor
’:' V o
‘1 timer S. cumlngs opposing party and the Republican ‘Charles A. Templeton. The hunt-
,, j. ., _
candidate for Mayor. John F. Keat- in“ “35°“ has ‘been ”1““! be-
speaks at Rally In mg. He was interrupted frequently cause or the continued dry spell
StmforduM O 1' 1' i S by applause. and deputy wade” ha" be“
~ - ' . promises and at least three leadin ’ told to make arrests K it ‘3 neces-
"And FltZGerald-'Talk candidates who are appealing pow? sary in order to protect the own-
’ crfully to the public for support. In ers °t woodland ”“1 other rural
_ ‘ STAMFORD.’0ct. 31‘... which direction ought. the voter 9’09”"? where hunters usually
"The re-election of Coolidge could turn? roam. In New York state forest
«loan but one thing." declared “It is with no intention of being “’9‘ ha“ been “‘3‘“ f" “'0
30mg, S. Cummings. at the rally disrespectful that I lay aside the past several days and ”1'89- forces
" the Democratic party held in the candidacy 0! Senator La. Folictte. h“’° been unable 1°) “Quinn“!
tamiord Theater last night. "A Persuasive as his appeal may be to “mime “Fm“ 30"“ °£ them-
continuation of conditious og chaos many citizens dissatisfied. with the 3- 3- Titcombv Slate Superintend-
in public affairs and strife within the course of public events and suspic- 91“ 0‘ Full and Game, has de—
rnnks ot the governing party under ions of politicians and political par- clared that no hunting Will!» Clo
such conditions as to make a. proper ties in general. a vote in support or lowed In this state so lonras the
administration of. the affairs or our that candidacy is necessarily but a Pruent dry conditions continue.
common country impossible." He futile gesture. Despite all the elsbor- Wardens have been 1011! to make
was speaking or the lacy‘of support ate compilations which we see from “TC“! if B l! 38608681? to con—;
that President Coolidge received by time to time in the public press as Vince hunters that the governor
Congress on important matters. to the possibimy 0‘: the success of and the slate fish and game do-
. ' Big 0'0““ There the third party movement. or the partments mean what. they say.
The rally was largely attended. possible selection of one of the vice ‘1
every sé‘at in the theatre was occu- presidential candidates. the cold tact ' 1r '
pied and standees ocoupled every remains that the next President or
available space. Cheers resounded the United States will either be Mr. tiled/thublican party. Republican;
when the speakers and other promi- Coolidge 0,- Mr. Davis, This I assert ‘91 era In COHEN“ commenced 92,
nent Democrats made their entrance to be the fact, whether the election investigations ““0 the conduct 01.
’on the stage and Mayor Alfred N- be decided in the usual way or whe-
PhilliDS. Jr.. was cheered to the ther the choice is referred. under °t mm”! ”“0“? they demonstrated
echo when, he was introduced as the. Constitution. to the House of that it w“ ‘69 cleanest WM ever
chairman by Judge Walsh. Chair- Representatives. Most citizens will fought in “la 1'1“er of (utilisationM
man or the Democratic Town and desire iocast not only a conscience and when they CORGI“deL-t.h° .worlr'
City Committee. Other speakers vote but an effective vote. 0‘ "“5“ “smelling commit 69'" the
finger of scorn did not no .‘lt to one
3» l u c u rat‘s-{tu- Inc “QM".
the war: they wasted two millionsfi
'3. ,‘were Mayor David E. FitzGcraid of The Defeat or 1920 ,
1:» New Haven, William English VVali- "In 1918, when America under this single Democratic official in" I“
1.- ing, candidate for Congress (rom sort of leadership was approaching America. _.
:1 the 4th District in opposition to the very zentih of its power and "Lef‘me now continue this historic
2‘ Schuyler Merritt, and/other candi- usefulness to humanity. the Ameri- cal parallel. The campaign of 1920’
: dates. ' can people, seduced and misled by a was entered upon. Again there an
, g A parade, the largest of the pre- campaign of premeditated slice 8. Republican triumph. For us. it we
: sent campaign, proceeded the rally. and inexcusible partisanship. Klrncd a numerical defeat—it was not
: marching from Democratic head- the control of‘the Congress over to intellectual overthrow. The Repu'
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can victory“ was won by “on“ about
to the (bison ,motivos which oft tim-
es influenoo'msnlddd.»‘8y an enor-
mous majority. materialism 'ot a
very narrow sort was successfully
enthroned. It reflected imit in an
assault upon the international policy
of. amity; co-operation and helpful-
ness which had marked the previous
administration. The high purposes
or America were trailed in the dust.
We lost world leadership—We ice
world markets", .
Mayor FitsGorald. always a pop-
ular speaker in Stamford, ~ gave a
characteristic speech. attacking the
Republicans with one sentence and
showering econlums upon the p‘arty
of which he is s-m‘smber with the
other. A masterospeaker, the Mayor
of New Haven intermixed ”the ser-
ious moments on .his address with
anemotes and stories and had the
audience with him from the first.
‘ SheWanted to Know.
' (Punch)
' Visitor—She, has her .mother's
chln' any four noes and eyes. ,
Child (plaintivelyl—But it‘s my
face, isn't it? .
ll. ‘
3 weekly assembly which is
neatly. held Wednesday was post-
poned until yesterday and part or
the period was used for the prac-
ticing oftho school yells at today's
game at 'Fsiraeld.
Miss HcCarthy. musical instructor
or'tlie Senior High school was ab-
sent yesterday, the vacancy being
filled by. Miss Parker. instructor of
the Junior ‘Hixh' schools.
Miss Father told at the concert
that was to be held hi the Princess
Watahwaso and she hoped that the
High. school pupils hadrdisposed or
their quota of tickets. The Princess
is giving 3 concerts. 2 tor” school
children and 1 for adults and High
school pupils. The High schdol pu-
pils will be admitted to the adult
performance for 25 cents? Miss
.Parker gave an account. of the In-,
.
7%? Men’s, ’Womenfs, BO ys! 69" ' LGirls’
Shoes and OZXfords
it was accepted as read. . The point
dian i’rlnooos’ lire sayinx’she was as.
full-blooded American Indian living
on the coast of Maine. One day a
musical” instructor chanced to visit
her tribe and discovered her talent,
and seeing the opportunity for sue-
ccss sent her‘ to a Music Conserva-
tory at Cambridge. She has traveled
extensively giving her‘alecwres be-.
fore alrge audiences. her program
besides being interesting is also edu-
cational. . 0
Paul McElroy, manager of the
football team announced that he.
wished that as many_ as possible
would attended the game today to
be held at Roger Sherman field in
Fairficid. The game it won by Nor-
walir will practically cinch the title
of "Champions of Class B Football
in Fail-field county. ..
. .The first meeting of the A. A. was
held in the High school auditorium
yesterday, the constitution being
read. After considerable discussion
that caused the debating was an ar-
ticle in'the constitution that ready“
"If any pupil is injured while parti-
cipating in a Hl’gh school sport. this
organisation will pay half of the ex-
‘
purse incurred. Coach Green} coin-
men’tine 'on‘tilis clause said it a stu-
dent. in: outfit» a team he does so
‘voiurrtarily and it injured should pay
all expenses incurred ?’ because at.
some time the A. A. is unable to pay‘
an expense of «this kind and if the
organisation were unable to pay the
expense the parents of the injured
student would come to the School
Board to obtain the money. This
some case has been tried in a num-
ber of states where the 'pupils' par-
ents havevgone to the CM School
Board and never has the decision
been returned All favor of the in-
Jured athlet§ Therefore it would
be of no avail to have a clause of
this kind in the constitution i! it did
not mean anything. I! a’ pupil
wishes to take part in athletes he
knows the chance he is taking and
it injured he should not look to the
High school for compensation. This
part at the constitution was finally
dropped but it a student is injured
while participating in a sport and
”the, A. A. feels that it is able to
help him it will glady contribute.
There wiltbe no school on next
Tuesday, election day.
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Weds Student to Get
Legacy to Aid MOther
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, on
order to proteCt her mnlhn}
{enjoyment 0! a 'EERCy under 1
of her grandfather,
Osburn o: Canllll'ld
civil marriage with gr. agreed
son of Justice William (‘
the Supreme court, it bu,
yesterday. Marriage im
been filed at the oily h
is a graduate student at .
The will of Miss onu'fii‘m"
father. Henry ()shurn. prov
income to be paid to tho
her life time and in her in:
the event of her death. Tm
Miss Osborn has used for
port of her moilmr.
her marriage at this lime “'mlid
tect her mother in that tho 1
would be paid to hlr hush m
event of her own dvmh.
Wait will continue
Harvard and Miss {is-hum
in an advertising nrrim.
June when tlllil‘e will he
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