,_ . ... . >m’ : Mama 9
‘5 g ‘ > thg'gmoflulflom he will not sup.
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FRIDAY, D , »
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rendered during the evening.
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mm 0 APPEAL
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 12.-—~Efl'orts «
will be, made, according lo Attornvy l‘l‘" mum
John B. Dillon. counsel for five vl— "0 i
eclrie physicians who were recently; "3- 13'
held by Superior Court Judge C. l..l
Avery to have been legally ban-ml'
from pruetlcc in the state ,to have l 0
an appeal heard at the January
command. . ,, , $9
7111'. Cumulus; laid tongue peo-
ple. 0: Connecticut bad faith in
Colonel 13me and had flocked to
the 'polls'to votek‘tor him in the re~
cent. ptata election. He : Asald the
people’or Connecticut. by fvirtuo of
electing the Colonel, Governor. had
given hlm "the most priceless treas-
ure given my man or Connecticut.“
5"Wasi. be glad. was he humble at
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desecratton that was Implied 1’, Was
he glad. considerate, grateful?" Mr.
Cummings asked, In speaking' of
Colonel Bingham. "No.” he answer-
ed. "Is thin service» or ls mi; sol-
fishnesa?" he queried.
. Mayor Alfred N. Phillips. Jr., pro-
aided. Ho and Homer Cummlngs
exchanged courtesies in the form of
anecdotes which concernod both
parties. The rally was well attended.
the 99%;- whleh;hunruted*t3oxiu¢c~.“ons mummy." he Was not
flout for may rem. “We have only ' ' '
7 a to" sendato .tho senataronror‘ the
. "thou m the chief counts ln thc best equipped men' in’ the United
“Indictment.” sudf‘Mr. Cummings: Slates." Ho declared an "o! ‘
Ho tddod howevernthatjhm'were 'axlata' in Connecticut.” .‘a'nd theimt
a row adoption: and he immediate; that-1t f'deaigneten candidates {and
iv proceeded toeexpuun how these 1. énnbiéa to’co'fidfiEt‘maiters "fi‘bel
exception! worked to the" advantage cause one man says .Now.» He said
of Mr. Holt. “With exceptioug. each that Schuyler Merritt. a. Republican.
allocation 1!. correct," the speaker .wns considered by the Republican
humorously commented. machine to be the 'bost qualified
you Montana»? = _
l ‘(ijl‘k of the court h .
g wary nollce ol‘ it"? e
and “ill! lriqungtu‘lmm
mhkr: .‘l ilmlx ‘ u
TAMFORD'SEEKS .. e
i ON SUNDAY MOVIES Amman
‘_ '1 an Denning Will Ask Town Committee
coulgllzlllrmen Abel and Walsh to (21% Thelr
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if“ um. a mod
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us I . l l 'lmt \‘nn , ..
_ Se morsone eagerly listening to every term of the 811 r C i _3“_.‘ . .. x, _, 1m" . A,
. . - . . < He said that .in order ‘to repair «man. to run for nator but heels. e the evidence or the conservation and word that was spoken. Music was tors. Mr. Dill 0;: 3:: {11:37:82 :1; young: “'U'“'"”~'Jl:ll§tw .
Permissmn Opportumty for Action _ on - , . _ . _ p . _ - . , ..,.,.,,,,__.}.w m
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Matter of Major Importance
STAMFORD, Docemober 12.—- .
If War-rm S. Abel. chairman of the Ropubhcfi'm Town and
City Commitlmz, and Judge John A. Walsh, ohmrman _.of the
Democratic Town and City Conlmxttoc, glvc thelr permlsswn the
people of this vlty will cast on Informal vote on tho Sunday mo-
‘ tion piclm‘l: mrvsliou noxt Tuesday when the speclal state elec-
' tion is livld. ll' pvrmission is granted by the leaders of tlle two
chief pollllt’nl parties in lhepity end toxyn, boxes W111 be mstall:
ed at tho polling place, whxch wxll agum be “the State Armory
on South Street. Ballots will be furmshed every voter, whose
name appears on the check list and they .Wlll be glven an oppor-
tunity In \‘t’vte‘-—-“Yc‘s" or “.\o,” as them conscrencc and Jtldg» ,
, 'ivan. 1 . . ‘
memltdwill be impossible, under the law and‘because of the spmt . ,
which ha; moved thoge responsible for action _on fire questlon, . . _ , .
to use Hm voting machines for the Sunday movlng pmture ques— , »
lion. lump}! - the fact that it has been weeks slncc tue questxou
was first. brought to the attention of the people of this guy and
to the officv lullolcrs, direct action has been lackmg. bporadlc
motions have been made, but they have never resulted 1n any . .. , . , . ,
definite step. . \ . . . .,. ‘.
The informal ballot. which will be
conducted unrlr-r the dx‘recilm 0‘ 3. expression of the people Who vote.
”per-’31 "'mm‘mw ,“l'pomu‘d by They-will be allowed to state, direct-
Mayor All‘rmi N. I'lnlllps. J:'., and ly'alld secretly, What tho'y think of , :__q
composed of tlrrcu members of the Sunday movies in thig city. \tht- . ._
Common Couucxl, is the nearest up- over decision is mado by the two < . _
”mac“ “3 a“ ‘1""""”l” to glvzthe Commlttoe chairmen. their reply to
people rm opportunity to ‘10.],lstel Mr. Banning-and the members 0:
we” opmon m“ mm” or a m] 01' " the committee. will be interesting.
Tin: cr-zrmltlm: from the Common
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IFTS that live! Gifts in which the joy and
pleasure of the recipients will increase as
the years roll by! Among gifts of this '
'sort, good furniture takes first place! Think
3‘ 3,7'
Counml w-mzists of Edward Banning.
Charlvs llamas and Min-haul O'Harix.
Last night Mr. ,l')r~nninl: nilmnptcrl
to get I‘L'l‘llliS‘lL‘ll from the two
political ‘wzlllet's. hut could not get in
3:15; 2‘31"?,3",’;‘,‘ffi;_vh,f ,’,’,‘Zf;f’{.'.;’,i'mff.f CONSCIENCE WILL hovv much greater satisfaction is derived from
{3335.’2‘.T"?.T‘."Kf.'1’f..l'“2..f~'.il.°‘l~..'.’;i}.39."“l”? { a glft that can be shared With others! There is
u...- f .l.....dui..:go.t;.131.0Tonic“? BE HIS GUIDE somethmgepproprzatehere _for every member
l’..“:2.~‘.....yl’flli.lzui1.1. 5...... 1 held. of the farme andour low mucosa and exceptlom
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.l’ur Bdllullnz. l
The 1"‘:lil;lllivll r-hc‘m; lists wlll be;
used. r ”1': plans whirll have‘
been dcvimwi by thv committing and
‘UICI‘O “11‘ be no opportunity for
anyone to pm: 1hr ballot lio’xvs. Each
DGrson will 1'" ulluv‘ml only one ha]-
lot. Only one "Yrs" and one “No"
vote; Will lur- vvwn mezh voter and MC
will b: :llluu'wr! lu cast only our: of
them. so {or :13 would lu- user-rlnlmzd
last night. Tim rommilteo will do
its hose, to how everything above
suspicion u) that. live informal ballot
Democratic Senatorial
Candidate Reiterates
Previous Campaign ’
' Statements at Rally
STAMFORD. Doc. 12?.— ‘
Ll‘il‘lfll‘lnl; that the nomlnutlon or
.lllrmn Illughum on the Republican
tivkot, for Senator was "A gigantic . ~
insult. to the people or Connecticut -
nu.’
al values make Christmas choosing doubly in-
teresting. -
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What Finer Gift for “Mather"
Than One of These
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Tuesday. 11' tho informal ballot is; al—
lowedr‘by tlw Town Chairman. .
, In thr- r-lvmirm of l-‘lrst F-tlxcotmrm
Clml'lvs ll. 31.1mm l'. is now [no lilll'}
lo USO. lll-f \otim; machines tor the
Sunday mollou llll'llll‘l.‘ llll‘”‘Hll0lJ. In t
v order to allow a. rm’L-rwullum the ram
that a. qucsnon 19 to in; votul on
I ' must be advel‘lla-trl {or ilrc days. It
is now too 1:113: to bring a Sunday
motlon Illt‘llll‘l 1‘:er z'cualum within
that law.
lmlt of Hamilton Holt. Democratic
nomlnon for Senator ut the Demo»
vrun’c rally in the High School Audi—
lm'lllln lust night. made in hum-05¢
Mun hy tho. oioqueut “113' ll: whlch
lur- exllz‘cusc'vl his thoughts.
Hamilton lloll. speaking in his
own behalf. roltt‘rated the Matementa
he has lwm» making More the open-
giug: or his mmpaigu. to the effect
4 that if «gin rlud he will support Presl-
gm“: Coolidge in any liberal move-
.va :1 study 0: ll“: ll‘lfilll'l"l}’ manuur f “WM the CM”! Executive was fit to
m Whlch .1 major public nmtlv'r mu} [Ircyl'xoso. but stated omphoilcall)’ that
be handled, the Sunday motion vim ' h“ “m hp npposrd to any ream-loll-
tum :‘rlttunou in leumonl ls a sth- "”‘V proposal sugm‘stod by the Picad-
jug oxanrpln, I: nus \w-‘ks :xgo thul .d-‘nl 01' inc his gym. party. He said
it was firm hruuniil. to lllu n'lr-nllnn (burly :.l‘llll:‘ltlnns: Will not. 'sway 1:118
of tho munlr-ipul lutlwm and thr- llurposv: uncl thu. his conscience “ill
, . he hla guinlc. ,
\oters 0L ll'u‘ rxly and iuwn lllroulzn , , .~ ‘
the columns of Tho Ex'ullnrl. 1t 1111— my.» "05 n Liben"
l . 1 H. - ' ” .\ coml‘ol'lulllc‘ roolror. uplmlstorml in velour at
W H 1‘!" m1 'll'l"~r"-“>‘l'r“l1 0' l’“ l "3 and ll is not too much to state that ’ qu 0-,
- ‘ 9 - ~. a. . l . _
omnmn, :r mun nominated under such cit-cum: She u lee A Rug At .\ ‘ ,, \V' l . . u, . . ,
’J‘xwrny llmlisurul lmllms limo games is “M m to 1,», pm," a 5m; . A .ldrlllu as llnu'lm: hm“ mg: ( :lllllit“l m wal. ;
been prinml lgv thu Humor ownt'u'r: alor or the ('lovfrrnor of’Conneollcut" $29 00 ”M” 3' mm or mahogany at Slflflll. .
Of ”1‘3 “W “1“] ”WV will ""1 “5"“ Homer Cummings. speaking in he- 0 Another GOOd Gift :‘t g
All ullrucliw lu'lllgs‘ lump will;
l‘lrllrchromo ‘ ,:
has" and sill; sllmlv :11 33-12325, 7.:-
$10 95 « A drop ll‘fll l'H"! “Paton in lllr’lllf‘fl'llllx or walnut ,. .,
' finish a! $8.93. (w
.\ quaint \‘x'lmlsur
hogan}: :et emu,
Tm- ls the unusually low price on
n. solenoid collection of 9.11:
seamless Axmlnstor Rugs for
Chrlxtmaa giving.
Just think how
lmppy' :1
dfllk lllm this will make the ra-
liltlo
An ‘rml table-e and hook trowel: m
In unusual dralgn .rlclzli' llulshwl
Ln genome walnut .at this rte 3
« FOR FATHER
Forg‘lkar Old Dad” Here are Gifts
That Will Surely Please:
A big. easy. wing hack overstuffed vhair in \‘r-
2‘ t: $19.00.
A comfurral-Jv
at, $3.75.
rlmIr in lmuulifnl lirmvn mu» . "
rlpit‘nt. It’s in .
mam unlih. too.
1131: lalvat dull
lmixurviy Authc
lour
fool host to add to his comfort
II I ‘ l i t m . ; A 511101311}! stand, from the simple pmlcstal U'w
V ‘ edlrlo \' 1'. \'.~:r r11 't \r'lll ' f ' —l P “Pm [x mustn't y. n o o ——'—- ' ‘ ', ; l l lllc‘ nnxl - all 7 '.‘. > ' ' . ‘ . Q“ ’l.’
litres: £553.11: ('anr-il‘ [Elwipulill 1?“ ' World “for. its rift-L18 and MIC? of- . \" i t‘, . l ( 1 v (I H 6“ hmmdflr (mm 'H "W ‘1‘
V ‘ ' ' ' " ' ' ‘ " " . fools. ll." said ho is in favor 0! out- . . ‘r- j ,. .
v ’tw' 2' ":3 :r .' -' ‘ l ..
. x- :gllrl-Lllrémlr- it; ‘3’ 1:? [all “”22“,“ :l; lnwing war and that he favored a. A Flue Gift For This W I“ I lease 3"" . , . l .5
g a. dls'Cll;;lwl ‘h ‘m‘f with '0'. lilo World Court. which he :ommred 1, P . .
’ , 1*. ’ f‘ ‘ ,\‘_ with the dupremo Court of the Unit- . g r i n
{lolaodlst J’pu’wl'm $111”le m "1 ml Status in the manner of decisions ': secr8tary 3 ‘ *
fiunday mommy. ll ls on :iccqplrd ‘ . j
rendered in the three yours or the
4 . 7 , Any woman would be glad to 1‘65 Anothvr warming gift in our These ‘Vlll Delight Her“
fact that. 1m: qursllon 15 of anor
”yr"-
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. , , _ Courl‘s “Malone". In that “mt?- he Roauuance design darenport tu- celvo such .1 gift. as this and at largo display is a aviecuun of A charming \‘anitv «lrossvr at $39.00 or ono m‘ .
lmmlldlw- . slulml, lwclve decisions had been me in two tono walnut. unusually wlll mm a decorall‘w touch to Farm—clumsily: the nvwrst vrrlod llm nmv cabinet ll<‘§k§.lll lwn imw wulnut '11 “1“”) 00 3
Thu”: lxzuw luw n llll1l$ “In n H render-pd. » well finished. the hmno also. dosigns. Prjcrs from $591)!) up. n _ ll . ‘7 .1}. .‘ l '1” ‘ -. _ ‘3 . r . )"M . .
.mappg-uxod as llmufm soxnr mop might Afr. Jlnlt l‘t‘cclved genuine ap- . . '1 pm 1.115 a l“ (u o 3, 3‘1 (11 #1,).(47. . .
actually in), tukun toward mulling
pluuso when he said, touching on his
. .support or the President. In liberal
thmg happened and action has bow magmas. "1 am .1 liberal and there-
lacking. . 5 lforo being a liberal, I am a. Demo-
Ma.yor_Altrcd N. Phillips. JP” np— fur-at, and I believe the great Demo-
polnted :1. «‘omnul'vo from the: Com-
vrmic party is the great liberal
mon Council to consider what action party." '
that might ho lulu“. licccmly he Continuing. Mr. Holt said. "I am
wrote to Attorncv Uuneral ll'ranlclfor any liberal measure whether
15: Healy and 1151.3. lum whether a ’ proposed by a. Democrat or Repub— ‘
vote on tho Sunday m‘ovlng plenum , “can. I am against any rcactlon~
question might. legally lm 1.1km (m lary measure. whether proposed by a.
the voting nmchnms on the day a: filli'lllocrat or Republican." ‘
“ the special election. I He said“ his opponent1 leam
The Attorney Gem-ml replied. so Blngham. “He would stand with the
he informed The Sentinel over the President it he were in the majority
telephone last night. that he could and would stand with the 0th)!
give no opinion. inasmuch as it was crowd if they were In the muoflw.
not his duty to zulvlbu municipall- He's more interestedfio be on the
ties on their legal questions. He sug- winning sldo than to see us got into
gested that llll; mayor confer with the Court. Am you for going Into
‘hls corporation counsel. the "Court on the Harding, Hughel,
The letter to the Mayor from the Coolidge plan or on the 301111}
Attorney General of the State, so Moses plan?" '
tar as could be: ascertained lust Mr. Holt said. “I honor men like
night. arrived at. the Mayor’s office Colonel Bingham who flak théil'llvel
and City Clerk Harry “’llliams for their country In time 01 war but
,passed it along to Town Counsel I dishonor the statesmen ot the
Justus J- Fennel]. The Town has United States for not being on the
barge or the elections here, because job. It you send me to Washington.
or. the dual form of government, and I
. I will be on thedob." ‘
Corporation Counsel Clement A. '
‘ , Appeals for Holt
Fuller has nolniug to do with giving Mr. Cummings made a. passionate
yanvlse on the -co:nmg election. The
appeal for Hamilton Hoit’n nomina-
Mayor says he dlLl not see the Ic/t- lion. Although in opening .1115 Id-
tar. dress, he said. "I come to deliver a
“In one of the foregoing para- non-partisan democratic upoech. in
mpha. readers will note. the Attor- '
the question. But. I‘éli‘ll time some-
Shop Early!
For the sake of those
who try to serve you,
and for your own sake,
shop early. Much bob
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I .\ lwuulil‘ul Imlmlslorml llmuluir olmir :11 $3
} or a (lairyy little houdoir lamp at $3.75.
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TOYS i Let no lack of ready
' cash prevent you from
making this a real
Chrislmas a t y o u :-
luousel Take advantage
of our con'vcnient erod-
it: terms. Buy now. Pay
next. year!
FOR SON
scum: mon who wouldn't
For the children. ofeourse, there is no
gift that m’cr takes the place of toys!
In order to render the greatest posible
, service to our customers, we offer toy
Be values second to none. J usl; note these
. and then visit our hi}: my department!
for selections greet the
early shopper and the
best. values are always
* picked out first.
among the first!
‘fil'wl': la, illr
uppl‘vtiut-
slfls of (la-is sum.
A book raw in whlrl; lo keep lus roadlng handy and
orderly at $35.00 A boautixul Coxwoll chair for his 'fnm- .
fort at $3Q.(l0. A library? table at $15.00 and reading lump "\
at $3.95 would iwlp will: '
his studies, too.
TOYAU‘L‘U L:— O ’
_ $795 . *5“ mole Luau-s l
Special now-3n; a few of3 $10.95 l
these toy autos mibstanstial: Table and two chairs. strongv
lyimade Willi rubber lire ly built. Finished in Ivory her doll byc-byv 0n Vllrist- \
order to annex ’many at our {fiend-
wheels. and Blue. mas Day, . . g
in the other organization." hourged’ , . , , _ . . I!
co-operatlon to assure Mr. Holt’s ‘ ‘ " ' .- . ’
nomination. {There is an eloquence TERMS IF YOUWISH I
Doll Carriages
$4.95 2
7 For your little girl to tako .
. . w WNW—M...“
Heavy rubber tires.
enough for children
five years of age.
amt-chase brings
owu. .
‘7 ' Hobby Horses
Large $ : .
up .. 9.50
A special A new model with leather
the price saddle. Special for Christ-
mas at this low.price. ‘
because Mr.
nel was either unable or unwill-
inel reporter who
that cornea from earnestness, and .
that is the- e] ucnce :0! Mr. Holt."
said Mr. Cumm ngs. *
y or what the letter
_ . Although it was a reply
from a state official to the chief ex-
ecutive of the clty and had to do
{with a matter 015‘ major importance,
at. Fennell said that he had simply
glanced at it and had returned It to
City Clerk Williams,
Thus it ls, that the people of the
try have not been given an oppor-r
tunily to express their oplnlon. N7
tion has been taken and when“
wn official is given a. letter to r‘ i
e glances at it and is unable to .
form the people. through the press,
of ils contents; .
Councilman Denning 'wm try‘ ” to.
get permission to allow the tutor».
«11331 hallqt to be taken next Tuésday. .
1; it is taken u will have no binding ‘
110:! and; by the progress that ,1: be.
In support or his stand. thesauru-
tord man said that the nominee poa~
sesaed integrity. character, "earnest-
nee: of purpose; high: intelligence
and a Wide'knowledxe. Ho ma that
it Mr. ‘Holt Werewsent to. the Benita
that Connecticut »would be by tar
the greater must. V» ,
The speaker said tint the Repub-
licanism concerned ghoul: this glee;
in: muddy by Mr. Holt; He spoke of
the ‘fBox-aback rmachino" and “one
‘man rulo.” fl. _ ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘
Euu’ineratiug on the things ,set
against the Democrats; nominee. the-
tormer Mayor at Stamford said they‘
ivei-o'dlvlded ',ap._touow1‘: “ i
‘ Because «Hamilton Holt .
legal
effect. It. simply fill. ; Ma . f .
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