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BELIEVE WASHINGI'ON 000m
BE AGAINST ALL AMENDMENTS i
iiitorney Edward Quinlan in Talk on First
President Quotes
“Farewell Address”—
Opposes Government By Sections
With the dog,“ 0, m, Leiter- dent Coolidge and published as e. tlon along .mpmw “a”. On. ”New, ,0 L“ he '0
carrier's Cwnvvntlon here. local message from him in tomorrow's of u" Ill-DIV ”Male. of DMD! .Ioh". s~ n, v1.1...“ "
postal (.‘anLOyL‘S are enthusiastic papers would be published as s. dly WWI“ is the almost anon. “Ha .\ Y m _, ‘10!
over the “ul'k done by those in message from him in -tomorrow's uncut comment 01' our public men junior _N_ Ans”... .
charge and {tel that everything papers would be published by us of the End for State's Rights. ‘ “it“, . __‘ Woo:
possibfe was done to make the af— very applicable to our present day doctrine formally identified with do. .3. i and I“? .5?" 2
1M, ‘ success problems. and we would not ques- mocracy alone (but now less and (rm. ,1 :: twp?” 97
Many \ure particularly pleased
with the spmch on “’ashington
made l»v Attorney Edward Qillnlan- tree constitution which is the work of sum Rights. corresponding on. we (>-
Mr. Quint n in his talk. paid in of his people's hands may be sac- salinity in the East .nm‘ further . ”1.8 A L . E ,9 0::1
part: rediy maintained and toward the centralisation of power of Washing. ‘ {my ‘ L 1 : ,a j
"The outstanding characteristic of preservation of that government adv ton. ‘ M ‘5 . L . ‘ r—.., .
the man that claims our admiration Vises resisting ‘with care thg sph-It "At any rate. Washington's “12‘ ‘7 .. u . '"y
is his complete UH-‘tlfislmeeit and 85 0! innovation upon which its vrln- thought expressed in this manage to 1.9 A t ‘ ' EA 5 ‘
I look back liili Ii. few years through ciples however SDCCIOUI .re DYO- '. ”film" a. common .36 con. . 1,.“ 1.9.1,,“ 3; {‘1 M.
a. similar pcriod of our own history
lion the authorship. ‘
"First he recommends that the
iexts.’ and he says. ‘one method of
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when wsmnsider that
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pect “Bounce of opinion on many
(mas. even on these involvod in
the propositions l have referred to.
But. can we who claim to the kind
of national unity of which Washing-
ton spots when we see our country
llhing up (or ‘snd against such ques-
iess adhered w by the democracy or
the South). and with this advocacy
tinual mlschiefs or the spirit of par-
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUA
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discourage and restrain it.’ "
._‘ period of war, and ' as I look assault may be to eaect in the forms
about me new in public life. it is of the Constitution alterations which
dimicuit to rcnlizc that. spotless will impairr the energy of the sys-
:SENAW‘
honor and inlcnlism could have tom' and warns against facility of TM immediate future of China now ‘
)CQCll'.tl :"nh ill-tights. Ami yet more changes in the Constitution. 110 w from the Sky. F ,. "u.i{§iang He“) and Chan! TIO-lin telnztr Nggcglac‘r'ah
s-‘rt‘r‘as m .; xuxson. lie lived at ; cautions to guard our unity of so“ (Bfldnpon telegram.) dwindled by the n. warfare, .Both . _' f I ”‘1 BY M0
timr: .41.} :1: :1 plum;- win-re the lost crnnient and frown upon ‘evcry at« One of a" interelting side issues ‘ ”no ‘ t be '“e re power u Mid . _ .
lradership WI}: .rsemlul. and tv-m- tempt to alienate any portion of our in connection '1‘]: the ruffle” - IR u. 0 “1},"me and mid bloodshed II expected
rorariiy. m .i gran crisis. pcoplex country from the rest.‘ and he pro~ County wkw.’ MW“! by Hlxh- . sequtnce of their aspiration; . “7‘ -—-..‘\
thcmfi'i} to I: and appreciate hcn- : woods to support this contention at my Commlnioner Mscdonald is the 'i \ ’ ‘ ‘ :;
csty of pllrr‘r‘F-l and motive. vl‘hati length in a logical way by appealing “Cl ”Ill 1h. I‘ll"?! for this highway 33”.“ .- , . t; . I."
\Vash_.~_,;...:i :\ 1:; .Ahlt. m :sum‘nssi'uII)’: to Amel‘icnnism. the donendcnce of: is to be made by nirptane. Contin- w. A. the Llehuay (nninr-(Ts ”19.3" other details “'Iill'h the iiigi;t\;i_\‘ , _. ,, .. " ‘
gm] \x-i‘llOL'. 1113'. :lom‘cc of rancourj one part of the country or another, 4 nous photogflphs are to be taken in CO...;].;,. (1313 for laying out} engineers must consith r. So an as. '3'“ .~ ~ » ..
attentlm» tip: v1 many of tho rm. and reminds the people or the com« or a strip of the country. twelve u», _--x;a:~d rzrht of why. “c know u will L”, .he Hrs. “Wan“ .. '1‘ y n”. . .
cords of wxr ”'31:; rum}- grout puli- cause. they had ‘Just fought, ns wt- miles wide. beginning It the Housa- Ii 3? ”Fill-1'18 “'11! not only be of the planning of a new hith‘drn 'm' . : r , . W 'W
lic mm, \‘.lf;l1’.l‘ in part to that rare have just done so recently. He in- ionic river and estending to the m arc-m?“ than any existing by such an “Madam ”0C... nnji .‘n if. ‘ _ ’ I‘LL." “e
“Dd“fi‘r-T-‘lll": I'L‘ D°F>*‘&‘U1 0' ”l“ "“13"" 3331"“ characterizing 3‘17”?! New York state 'ino. This map. an r r120. bu: it will show every should result in a better ia\‘oui than I I I ' I "an”
temper of mnnixinul. and that ho. had by geographical discrimination and when “filth“ and pieced together to grgfh'Cf‘I] ‘cahirc. including any other method 'hrit has ‘ewr bffnl _' A fix
the fine sense and judgment to rc- pleads for unity as the Palladium on a scale of one inch to 200 feet. h- as “If”. l"-"dtrw.railroads. and available. ’10:".a‘fi: " (y,
tire fro mtlw presidency n'htn hisl of our political safety and prospcr-
work “as crown-d with success. - 113'.
The l‘arcucll Address "Cun Wp claim a unity or action
“His resolution to decline a re- and thought when we see California
nomination gnu: to us his immortal attempting to dictate our attitude
Farewell Address evidencing an un~ toward Japan? \\‘hatc\'cr our sym- “ . . r ‘
canny \‘lSlOZl. a ripe experience and pathies or antipathies toward the 'hcn Mi“ "m B‘ke'! 2., artists' 130391, GM referred to
. . as “the most besutif l rl C ' "
grasp of public atiulrs and relations, Japanese may to. there is a national _ U K1 in hlcsgo, was forbidden by her step-
gs well as :in historical background principle at. stake, and besides. we (we? to “I! out I“ Oi. night, she leaped from the window of the
and knowledge of the world never should pause and consider whether Opdflllcnt and fell three floors. She is expected to die
”celled try statesmen anywhere. America. should legislate on lines of '
while concullcd Within it is cVidchrc racc. Isn't the recent wave of big-
of those my, I" ['cq-yiiung and a. real- otry which we are passing through 1 ‘ . H .
[nation of n farm”, 3,“,th and a m. outsth of ._ sectional alill- as nnqcthitlon of lam; of rn‘munl lt-gisinfmn had its origin. for ccr- , ’
modest exhibition of self-surrender lion? Were not th e thirteenth. "““Y- luiul)‘ no on»- cvcr heard the East .
Amendments .
and BUblncr‘Jcn-e ot the individual. fourteenth and fifteenth nmend- c:lll.ng loudly tor the Referendum
“It has become almost a habit in manta. passed after the Civil “'ar. "“‘ere not our in”. two amend- or Recall?
mocking of \Vashlngtcn to recom- intended as the enunciation of a ments the rrsuitr. oi sectional (19- "And now we have {of considera-
Blend the rczullng of this address. principle decided by the war. and do sires or aspirations. the prohibition lion. the Child Labor amendment. ‘ - - - , y ‘ '-
advice that is. 1 fear. rarely heeded. they mean anything more today‘ in amendment rm-elx-ing its start in the being iosfcrcd by “oil meaning per. Set Of (11888 311x111 801115 Best Of BOWES set 0f 5 (21355 kitchen Sets
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In at l 3 our canno . one 3' no 5 u . a 51' ng on or: men n ~ n5 mos y women at e ill I o . ' i
you men on his birthday in this citizen? “’hatever may have been the West. while the woman suffrage had observed little children Inad- DogfillarfflbsXY 01.00 IgggiulliiRslbng $1000 gaff/lei}? DAY 81 00
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rear of 1925. Therefore. may I the necessity for they: as amend- amendment. agitated for renturins,the objects of oppression and mly
briefly emphasize some of the inter- ments. have they not in tact been wry naturally oliaincd its impetus: may be right in their actions. or
' -; ar $1.49 Regular $1.39
mung subjects discussed by him. in greatly nuulified and isn‘t it an il- 'in the procrrsslvo and new part off they may be women who poodbly
words. which if not so well known lustration of hastily amending an our country where most of our noun: lili'lfll tnat there was such a thing
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DOLLAR IAY $1.00 DOLLAR DAY $1.00
ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS ALUMINUM 01.1! PANS
to us, were they adopted by Presio almost perfect instrument. as well progressive and sometimes radical as State's nights. and that wouldn't
Regula .‘123 & $1.39 Regular $1.19
DOLLA’ DAY $1.00 ' DOLLAR DAY $1.00
. COLORED GLASS WARE
Fons $th —- Salad Bowls — Sandwich Trays — Bon Bon Dishes --
Fruit Bowls
, Regular $1.50 & $1.25 each
DOLLAR DAY $1.00
EANDLES'IICKS WITH CANDLER
. Per pair, regular $150-$1.75-$1.98
DOLLAR DAY $1.00
$17, .VING TRAYS, ALL STYLES AND FINISHES
Regular $1.50 and $1.98
DOLLAR DAY $1.00
BOUDOIR LAMPS
Regular $1.50 and $1.98 ‘
DOLLAR DAY $1.00
1000mm WITH CORDS & BULBS
Regular $1.75 .
00uAR DAY $1.00 _/
CURTAINS lN scum Al momsmu
, In plain and tie-back, Regular $1.59- $2.25 per pair
DOLLAR DAY $1.00 /
You Will Find Reductions in Ev cry Department. /
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All Norwalk’s
Third Annual
Dollar Day
Thursday, Feb. 26th.
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