New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1920, Page 6

They America Mmemh b A el ¢ gy men v its mem * Pl g tion; CYWE v or & onal Mg are o p-"l & affairs of his city, ”&’ - ox: v}:ntl-‘l And-Galyntry mre vital him, Rcncede <o Shese are the ‘.‘ other Crealed puatters. Muolusions, 6F Pes rxg the ground. Thix Which will heneng natonly Rimagls, (g - Gon't s ta B but wilf bengtit the whole country ‘Ao for all ills, but it be« thrfugh the light ‘his decis - s may Siged on themis. pTH appointment ‘of such a @ém- wl’bhu Of Inestimabie valv fhat ‘the ex-servics a iy S wish' to sgver h¥sclr fro oP b ipation in (hé attivities of hil try. , 1t iy ah indtediton ot (hg the ox-selyice man Is ready, Al thy affecting the jan he _rr»?zg\ permo o thoseMwho ot 1o the ol b Smethihg Perhapelim? | o an, & the b N"*" Rovs Teeling from all walks o nh\ (oru) it g o she,protesson [fq, 4 Jalor ‘With the r,huml.un pthers are re- oring and from |y, ke i is stayod for u | yong gfe shadn ‘I., Whis work g | hers" ngr 1 Larvp Hs“own end® 4 rred Trogi nimx :gw X @ DF. Curtls | ¢yt nm, “d¥e ot inclinegy Mto togk every | one side %fia question ‘n\m orded tg ad- | that unn..’bouk very atfferent movements | man Jos the tfeneh” Uran, ¢ of those | to- tie Wo hak Jdst gope al bearing | the 70;\ rove worthy ‘ stin lvv\\'n in the treénch .in h"' 4m won him will be [ The viewpdintjtq eaclt te valuab) "his death he war it'would have k i biv (o gather togethgr At regie 4 Know that som &4 fairs and othety hive “gone’ ove Rt music has the' 9. sd0the the savage ®heer tho ouch, " 5 ¥ “crab,” 10 curb 11 “NicKee s Zost. elines” to. (his beli an’ Tikewis$y - wHl not hear the t rise Crom kipa- will net see Sal ve their - naigh hough melodie ir through all apd {] - ound, some sav- an’ keeps theif na s d fglks can see, deaf 3 1 . ihout no pils. st know they're savages ‘em try to hear, with Ufe's hafmonios that's © e an’ clear. Jest let ‘egh dpem.up their eyps; in sym- pathy glance ‘round—ro Aicgma’ pictures fair in a woild ‘abouna anlr\“ for strict ‘enfdrcem@nt® fhe’ y@lsad act as-ir stands ,’n| againgl | wncompromising in |r§s- | mnmhot the Wilgon adminis Mo | 1€ believed it the, people a_r.» Men | logtBg for .—m.r,_.v Jn #heir diggust b the. cvasiv s of The Reghthii- g they dan fina it infMr. Hiyan's didate. as. yet unKméwn. 4 tho teMukic NWeresis that th o catries . with omeffing objectjppdble’ Leaders Mieye"that the pédple—a lot” of 8 "'u"‘ —do not ‘wintio give up hor | the¥r beer and Eht wines. A F #inge to the Platform . would Yroni_shiem this hope. Pro figure Lhat the People i algn better than bopeltisnes . Pammany has tufned fgpm WIN' Cox _swing toward Tammany's ardent wishes in he matter of a Nquor, plank: will- McAdoo considc { Tammagg enoush of a “liability” to ‘.. 1 = come out “dry,” or will the Demo- anothor | lgr 1utervals wich a ‘crowd' of m gy i th must | Polind téxether as they are by, ‘sw threre is | 8 sprong stie. Mufial,jreBpger event | domiimaten; mugal condetario: those | #ivens 'Ey vlyfl qlthe & | Glover gommehidablo : wéll for ‘tha Prace nembe moulding tHis gguntry’s affairs. o TAMMANY SWAYS, Years g it was Jfd in New York §% £, the home of “Tammany the Ameceican Legioh nre ‘to ‘take in cratl seek courage &t the expense of prgs 'nu;«vnmr_ dear to many of the | " SR Aa,to pe feared that the note of |v|\4 “evasiogy’ ‘may be sounded, and thed ‘(\nvhd;h selected by thg.Demtocrats will_have to bt as Hafding should {fight, to,}nformi. the people just what Ujpy gire gfing to vote for. s of - 1 51 ) i} . “Sea tho plank, a vJOt the crank; "Tis dry Hal, Hargonize LAl one d to do 1o get favors the © fzation wes to fight it n “““r‘x Ker “Was 1 Anif. gMius many tHed Anjs sygigm das ith ™ Yn'lhc"f@ Mrphy reglane ‘Q‘ e e Tam- “poli- got ¥iTlam McAdoo o he support of liabitity, net. ‘wn seems that Tammany joned Cox, the supposed “wets” and has History hax of repeating, itselr. B grounds of ‘the swing from Adoo s that the former mnt any Iu plank ay al Bplattorm, while McAdo#, agit. will favor ono.adypeat @rient of the’ Volsteag M edition 6f “the He -..\:Y telag _of the Herr fude and the re-eleotion u-gn'evhmx Principal B The stiikers at the Usn Work bundry Lave decided f Pemain out of work wptil a 15 per cent&nerease in ces is granted x nlud’r« vHY be ed at the regu Tar fifecting ‘of ) Vega society Saturday ever 1! A el S v and motor- the | Ten_has beem o Bristol” in prepheatigh for the ning of the Plainvilyé-Bristel Jine Act Lo Mr. and Mrs *R.JA. Wooding of Cox fibieraliniis the enfabgbment fcineington havelretitned from ti th améndment Wlleiigh il different fromyf Hgulth officinl & wogried .kn\‘ on d to have beos agr would mretely dec b % 6P ‘were mgzainst the it Sawusted ylindthe mar © ‘orceiment of the Phendment to | praecticed. The latter Fould ;umvy:g-“ Z T in‘""‘ ke “Am; you! ¢« | “.opdtho, paa. he whore a "patter ‘whel sl “outbreaky g, infantum < epidemic ipahis Ny, Inrep k. sa- et Hve J° H 3 as | )’ Ses fhé rain Pl touctiiog_upon. 13 o mopingless g o It 4s perhape bravdl B 5 Snpjiceudh, 1 can'fy ME that beewude 1hm araid '] than to pretedy J s she and” vor .Ay*m\mq.r v e sl Ay a: I\ What would the to_| gk 1] .,m.,.. fl‘m R0 & ,\,..1 Whedo, o 1tepy! -Hrnn e ¥ 4 bhe the - g Mk the rllmmuum! » he_maokt Y " MR, may be showing W(nRgrs ares o' the fmere v,r\\lf:fl,’)“n Admittighg bis hesi a man | ivd W l‘r‘unmt. aon n X M ct/fitay some- b Mo HEgward mu@ rh, pofhaps Np gp. of Mt thafiihe Bas® (i s u.r ~xfrh he 9 g oing", Mn,fln or ; G L Sreddoo Qneyd Satungay Auénuan 1'. t Aty wsuch ‘.J' ‘..rc bt u\fnn;nn Y y :;‘m thone o i f¥at hég { m comes Wheh oniction heh yele n the opipion owarks. g Rreter, iy » ‘mlj’,l iy pe L lod prevemt ey ht ‘efeots 1f dwiauml woull 3 whd ‘Mes Ga rtb:u Laushhr of N '-\hd :,.E,{L , n« New York, Ln..wr-r,- rvatoryny S5 DE LM. v Yark s \’e o u-mq: iy & nominatiop ’lnl cer - \ blank gavosthy 1t s Ofuer wiac ! $ im+ sury 3 thre Pabgect or coyrege”a o 4 » amig of»Bryan t th i Thyre As b - ediflyn on e bates rum.*and ‘\[!] XD ROt A little. df dice; Tat ' Mo v for & br <, avetie, 2N L g . pv Aéipa e »ithgn meeltes 1n i lered “impossi- e possibilitios . 1 difute, they mizht exce wiive e wore n o fully abaup the Tl ; Ehes attorngy merne Ne* I’ho# cWhat feod. priges “ dowky The whole: corne "x«< b Mrl_Bryangsekd drav | e 'p&.mm_;hm,;u\x Ui thate by p“ c ' ..l‘("fihf .:hoqsand c;jthls finest‘&u ts !md a dherlss. with odgiee. Cilkiy of en s"dothmg are oW, easy but i"ot dn \1& hich. ig the gmde of suits this* sale offets.., T!! IT WILL PAY TQ BUY NOWOR NEXT. AUTUMN AND There is every“indication that priceS on men s,clothmi will be higher-instead of lows #soh o en>—-—th1s mmn> that theére’ will. be-a double savin ;the $ obu : ® . . . ALLSIZES REPRE g ‘}Be\,ause ofuthe extramrlmar\' values this sale offers we specnfy ) irges Aslighs dhrge fowahamnong whén fiecessary, mmo\fla‘.@om\ ressed TRy o Loel Beoh wasting its tr s ?Q. eRc howe f .mfaa e Pl deipbia; Pres i He. s del: mats ¥are gotfink | vance “theema alion, shether fhe }Erdncisco conw e, $ or them | ar 1 ‘madel by thes sfine “wri 5 1 covered™ lhq Ehicagd NTENTIONAL DUPE a?c mtended to reml at 82850, &Q #.