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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03

Ha llegado a Washington una
nota alemana en- la cual Sc par
ticipa que desde el primero de fe-
brero daclaran las autoridades
alemanas establecido ell bloqueo
de las costas inglesas, francesas
e italianas. Sc dice que en- este
bloqueo emplear6n los teuto-
Ines unos 800 o 500 submarines,
81 bien muchos afrman que los
Imperios centrales no disponen
de tanto sumergible, y que su
nota no es mas que una bavuco-
NADIA, pues que comprenden que
estan va en- el comienzo de su fin
Y quieren yer como pueden con-
cluir pronto la guerra.
Alemania dice en- su nota que
&C apta la doctrina de Wilson por
10 que Sc refere a la autonomia
de todas las naciones, por medic
de cual igualdad de derechos de-
searfa que recobrasen su indie
pendencia la India e Irlanda y di-
ce que esta en- favor de Ia liber-
tad de los mares; dice que no
quiere anexionarse Belgica, pero
que en- el tratado de paz que ha-
ga con esta naci6n pondra tales
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03

les y salen solo una Vez a la Sc
mana para el puerto de Falmouth
llegGndo alli los domingos y sa-
hendo de vuelta los microbes,
comprometiendose el Gobierno
americana que dichos buques
no neven mercancias de las que
Sc clasifican como de contraban-
do en- las listas alemanas.
En- un memorandum entregado el
viernes al Gobierno americana por
el embajador de Alemania Sc anuncia
que sc atacara todos los buques neu-
trales que Sc dirijan a puertos de los
enemigos de Alemania.
En- Washington no sc han hecho de-
cl4raciones ofciales con roferencia a
esta nota, pero Sc creee que ha parti-
do va respuesta a la misma, y aunque
hay quien cree que de este resultnra
un paz pronta, que sera propuesta por
Wilson en- su respuesta a los teutones,
10 cierto es que esta nuestra naci6n a
las puertas de la guerra con Alemania,
pues que la doctrina americana, asi CO.
mo la de las demas naciones neutra-
les es que los submarines, igual que
calqier otro buque de guerra, no pue-
den atacar sin previo aviso a los bu-
ques mercantes, y asi prometi6 Alema-
mia hacerlo cuando ocurri6 la Ultima
disputa diplomatica entire dicho impe-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03

compromise que va a pesar tan gra-
vemente sobre su credito en- el ex-
tranjero. Sc habla de probables emil
stones de moneda nacional, destina-
das al exclusive objeto de terminar
las obras pGblicas paralizadas y dotar
de todos sus elementos la exploitation
del petr6leo en- Comodoro Rivadavia
Estos rumores son apoyados por las
opiniones afrmativas favorables que
recogemos en- los circulos bancarios.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03
ESTAN LLEGANDO A LA FRONTE
RA LAS TROPAS DE PERISH.
ING.

Precedidas por una legion de refu-
giados, estan llegando a la frontera
las tropas del general Pershing, que
estaban acantonadas en- Colonia Du-
blan y sus inmediaciones, acampandose
en- Palomas, esperandose que cruza-
ran defnitivamente lie Inca en- masa
el lunes.
FL Congreso Constituyente Mexica,
no ha terminado defnitivamente su'
sesiones.
Sc reanudaran pronto las relacionei
Idiplomaticas ofciales con Mexico, ha
biendose annciado que dentro de po
co Sc dirigira a Mexico el embajadoi
Fletcher, que fu6 nombrado hace cosi
de un aho, pero que no sc habia movi
do de Washington.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03

barcaciones aereas tampoco po-
dram cruzar por zonas neutrales,
baio pena de multa o confscaci6n.
Mientras que los actos de los
gobiernos neutrales no deben ten
der a la ayuda de los beligeran-
tes. sus ciudadanos, como perso-
mas privadas, podran comerciar
con cuslquiera de ellos. Estas
sucesivas disposiciones agrega-
das por mas de un siglo y no pues
tas al tanto de las modernas con-
tingencias, estan hoy dia supe-
ditadas a las Cortes de Presas de
los beligerantes, que las apli-
can con miras a sus intereses del
momento.
Fl presidente del institute, Sr
Scott, propuso una Corte federal
universal y una legislation en-
consequences
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03
LA LEGISLATURE DEL ES
TAD0.

Presentandose los proyectos de
ley q centenares y no aproban-
dose ninguno ha seguido sus Sc
stones la legislature del estado.
En- el Senado ocur'i6 una escara-
'muza entire la mayoria y la mino-
ria al discutirse el proyecto dc
ley para investigar 10 oficina de
terenos pGblicos del estado, pc
70 sc restableci6 despues Ia calma
y ammonia anterior Tambi6n
en- la Camara hubo su disgusti-
llo entire el presidente de la mis-
ma Sr. Llewellyn v el ST.. Par.
due, iefe de la minoria democra.
tica, por no permitir el primerc
que hablara el segundo en- contra
De un proyecto, pero la cosa 81
yarregl6 en- seguida. anunciandC
ALlewellyn que sc daria ample
empo para diScutirlos tedos d.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03

condolences que hagan impossible
que los aliados de la Cuadruple
int1guen con ella contra los teu-
tones, y dice que Sc We oblgada
este a causa de los planes de
los aliados de desmembrar los
imperios centrales y ell turco y el
reino bulgaro y de hacer una te-
rrible guerra econ6mica contra
Alemania, y, como que Inglaterra
declare hace dos amos el bloqueo
de Alemania para rendirla de
hambre, juzga necesario y opor-
tuno ahora el Gobielno aleman
hacer 10 mismo contra sus enc
migos.
En- otra nota explica Alemania
cuales son las zonas en- las que
no podran circular sin grave pc
ligro los buques neutrales y da
cinco dias para salir de los puer-
tos incluidos en- la zona de que
ira los buques de naciones neu-
trales que estuviesen eh ellos al
proclamarse ell bloqueo. Sc di-
ce en- la nota que no Sc moles-
tara a los buques de pasajeros
americanos 81 navegan por cier-
tos rumbos, llevan ciertas seha-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03
UNA PETICI0N A LOS SRES
LEGISLADORES.
iIguales. Derechos a TOdOs?

Para poder cumplir las promesas
hechas al pueblo de Nuevo Me
xico Sc necesita que todos los vo-
tantes del estado tengan iguales
derechos. Por 10 tanto sugiero q
la legislature que apruebe una
ley de sueldos minimos para pro-
teger a nuestros pr6jimos, a los
jornaleros que sin profession al
guna sc dedican las duras la
bores en- nuestros campos, en-
nuestras minas y en- nuestras
obras de construction, aguantan-
do sol y nieve, calores Y oscar
chas, quienes ahora, indudable-
Imente, no reciben la justa COM
'pensaci6n por su trabajo.
Sugiero que, sin tomar en- con-
sideraci6n lineas politicas, Sc
apruebe una ley que sea de be-
neficio general para los trabaja-
dores y, por 10 tanto, para el pue-
bio en- general, estableciendo la
Ijornada de trabajo de ocho horas
y ell jornal minimo de $1.50 al
dia.
Confio que la legislature Sc
servira hacer este, con 10 que ha-
ra un gran benefcio a Ia clase
de nuestra sociedad que mas ne.
cesitada esta de clio: la jornale-
ra.
Roman Nj. Herrera,
Las Cruces, N NJ, enero 81, 1917
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03

ahora en- adelante, y presidiendo
Pardue la session durante un ratio.
Ell jueves preside las sesiones de
la Camara el Sr. Lucero, de San
Ia Fe, llevando la direction de
los debates, por no estar presen-
te nj Llewwellyn nj el jefe de La
mayoria Barnes ell jefe de la mi
noria Pardue. En- dicho dia Sc
suspendieron temporalmente las
Isesiones hasta ell lunes, por cuya
raz6n no Sc pondra a votaei6n y
discussion hasta d!vho dia el pro-
Iyecto de ley enmendando la Cons
tituci6n para prohibir la venta
de licores en- ell estado, siempre
que asi 10 vote despu6s el pueblo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03
OTRA TRANSMISSION DE
SANGRE AL G0BERNA-
DOR.

Esta semana volvi6 a efectuar-
Sc otra TRANSMISSION de sangre al
gobernador del estado Don Eze-
quiel G. de Baca, siendo esta ve2
el representante Upton del con.
dado de Luna, quien comparti6
su flGido vital con el gobernador.
Desputs de practicada la opera
ci6n manifesto el DR.. Massie que
el gobernador seguia bien.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03
GOBERNADOR DE FACTO EN-
ARIZONA.

Por decreto de la Corte Supre-
ma de Arizona, adoptado por ma
yoria de votos actua como gober-
nador de facto de Arizona, hasta
que termine el recuento Gle votos
y Sc yea quien fu6 realmente ele-
gido en- las pasadas elecciones
eel Sr. Campbell.
SegGn Sc dice, hasta ahora el
recuento ia rorece q Hunt.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03
NOTAS DE LA AMERICA ES'
PANOLA.
Argentina.

Es conviction compartida por los
bombres mas avezados de la banca y
del cOmercio, que ell nuevo emprestito
en- neEociaci6n para pagar las deudas
a corto plazo no resuelve vencimien-
tos de las deudas impostergables con-
traidas por el Gobierno del doctor de
Ia Plaza. Pero Sc dice que es necesa-
rio resolver 10 que necesita el pals pa
ra pOdsr marehar dSspuee del enOrms
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03
yODIGO DE NEUTRALES POR
UN HISPANOAMERICANO.
Ell ProyectO Alexandra Alvarez,

III IOyCNCO AANJ0AtNAO HANsANSs
AL Institute Americana de Le-
gislaci6n international que cele-
bra sus sesiones en- Ia Habana.
fue sometido un proyecto de Co
digo de Neutrales, de que es au-
tor el jurisconsulto chileno don
Alexandra Alvarez, secretario ge-
neral del Institute. Su plan esta
patrocinado por ell secretario de
estado norteamericano, Mr.. Lam
sing. FL proyecto sera someti-
do al institute nacional de C6digo
International de cada una de las
repdblicas americanas, para que
va ofcialmente informadas, pue-
da llegarse a una decision en- ell
sfio venidero.
COnferencia de Neutrales.
La principal caracteristica del
proyecto es que, apenas declara-
da una guerra, los neutrales Sc
ran citados q una Conferencia
en- la Habana, donde Sc discuti-
Iran medidas para el manteni-
lmiento de la libertad de conner
clio Y navegaci6n, la limitaci6n de
Hos articulos de contrabando, y
len ciertos casos importantes pa.
Ira autorizar medidas severas con
ira el beligerante o ell neutral
Ique refuse respetar los derechos
lde los no combatientes. Estas
medidas incluyen desde la con.
denaci6n moral, la multa y el boy
colt, hasta ell uso de una fuerZa
international que vaya a castigal
al culpable.
Libertad de cOmerciO.
FL bloqueo costero y maritime
del comercio beligerante queda
ra abolido, al igual que los alta
ques o ell registro de Ia propiedaC
Iprivada en- buques mercantes. Ii
, pthQulbh uh UuANoo HSANhtNSa y
reducira a un examen de sus pa
peles. NingGn beligerante podrt
orohibir que sus buques de conner
clio acarreen mercaderia o pasa
ieros entire puertos neutrales, col
el pretexto que son de origen be-
Iligerante, con exception de la
personas de edad militar.
La correspondence Official |
privada, de neutral G. !, gerante
no podra ser regishsgnes | confs
cada. .msdajess js'Ss-ia %siss
Deberes de-, gs's S asss con .asss. 's,s, igeran
tna 70 o1ie todo hon,btr y
a'ep eniennos dcsespe.
LOaonsulten nj sus suffrr,icn. I lur1E
l. | Il. . ao1nseiard detidan1eble ~ | .
Iulh su amigo benefactot P,4A 1d - II
I..' STa' :" ~ que abor. l' ofrs''o' l'aUd "bel
-, : N&sitt
2a2:1zzz1zzz2 IN c4lu
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03
FUERA CERCOS.

FL Comisionado General de Terre-
nos PGblicos y el Subsecretario del
Interior anuncian que deberan los que
las han puesto guitar inmediatamente
las cercas establecidas en- terrenos pd
blicos no denunciados todavia por ma.
die, de propiedad del Gobierno por cor
siguiente, y que 81 no sc hace en- Sc
guida Sc tomaran los pasos necesariot
ante las cortes de justicia para con.
seRuirlos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03

FL Ministro de Marina ha declara-
do qe seran vendidos en- subasta pd-
blica seis buques de guerra inservi-
bles: el ex crucero "25 de Mayo, el
Patagonia, ell ex cahonero "MaipG"
el ex caza torpedero "Espora" y los
torpederos "King" y "Pinedo".
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03

La Camara de Diputados, en- una
lie sus dltimas sesiones, no acepto
Ia limitaci6n impuesta por ell Senado
la licencia presidential, dejando
subsistence como plazo el 81 de Di-
ciembre de 1917.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-02-03
Brasil.

Sc construye una estaci6n de hidro-
pianos, en- los polvorines y frigorihcos
de la Isla Boqueirao. importante pu"'
to estrat6gico en- Ia bahia de Rio Js .
70. FL Ministrs IA Marina ins eed z
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-25
Some Towns Failing
To Show Interest In
New Law On Teachers

Returns from the application blanks
for membership in the State Teachers
Retirement association are beginning
to come in to the office of the state
retirement board at the Capitol The
blanks are sent to the town officials to
be distributed to- the teachers. for
filing out. They are filled out and
then returned to the state retirement
boards office.
BY a law passed at the last session
of the general assembly, all new teach
ers must become members of the .asso-
ciation A few of the towns in the
state, apparently, are uninterested in
the matter of signing up their teachers
as members of this association. as
nothing has been heard from them. by
the board They have not even sent
requests to the board for the number
of blanks which they will require in
their towns.
It is felt at the retirement board
office that such action, aside from
the fact that it is an ignoring of the
law as regards new teachers, is not
right for the older teachers las it
hampers them in their opportunity to
join the association. The delinquent
towns have until Saturday of this
! week, to show. signs of interest in
the matter. If something is not done
by this time in the towns where a
silence has been maintained it is
planned to look into penalties liable in
such instances.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-25
7EUT0NS TRY TO.
DISCREDlT U. s..
DICAL CORPS
Canard' Declares
American Surgeon on
Fighting Front.

& British Headquarters in France and
Belgium, Sept. 25-German agencies
recently have been spreading broad
cast on the continent the report that
serious differences 4. have e.arisen be-
tween the British army meaical SER
vice and the American surgeons and
physicians who have been working
with the British forces in France, The
CORRESPONDENT of tho Asrrr
accredited to British general head
quarters has made ii. Il.
cation of the facts, visiting not only
base hospitals which have been taken
over 10y American. medical units, but
casualty clearing stations in which
American surgical teams are working.
Here is the truth:
The utmost cordially has existed
and continues to exist between the
British medical service and the Amer
leans who are working with them.
The assertion that there has been any
quarrel between the two bodies is
without foundation. AS one eminent
American surgeon has pu it: The
story is a gross canard. The reasons
for circulating it are obvious The
Germans are trying to create among
Belgian and French civilians a con-
tempt for America and Great Britain
and, consequently, a. hostility towards
these two nations. The canard cannot
be called humorous, but it certainly
is an interesting demonstration of the
fact that while the German may be a
good soldier he is not a psychologist
He is merely discrediting himself in
this instance, as he has done many
times before since the war began"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-25
JOHN DIS HOLIDAY

John D. Rockefeller has a private.
personal holiday all his own. He calls
It LOB Day. and It commentaries his
entrance into the business world. ex-
actly sixty-two years ago today. Sept
rs. 1855. The worlds richest man
did not find it easy to land his first
Job. The want add as a short cut
between the 5obless and job, had not
then been invented. Young Rookie
Teller was sixteen years old when he
got his first Job as office boy in the
commission house of Hewitt & futile.
in Cleveland. After q short time ne
became a clerk. then cashier and
bookkeeper. At nineteen he engaged
in business for himself as Junior
partner in the commission firm of
Clark & Rockefeller. Realizing the
great possibilities in oil he and his
partner thereafter became associated
with Samuel Andrew, an expert oil
reffner, under the firm name of An
drews, Clark & Company. Later his
brother william became interested in
the industry and the firm of William
Rockefeller & Company was formed.
In 1855 the company built at Cieve-
land a large refinery which was nam
ed the Standard Oil Refinery. This
was the nucleus OF the Standard Oil
Company which was organized III
1870. In this corporation John D
Rockefeller soon became the control.
ling power, and, by methods which
have been explained by Ida M. Tar
bell and other investigators, he bull
up what was practically monopol,
of the American oil business.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-25
new DISCIPLINE
PLANS ADOPTED
AT HIGH SCHOOL
Four Glass Masters Ap-
pointed to Care for Dis
orderly Pupils.

Owing to the rapid growth of the
high school. the crowded conditions.
and the continuous session from un-
til 4,3o, a new plan will be put in OPP
Grafton this week. to insure prompt
attention to all disciplinary matters
that are beyond the jurisdiction of the
regular class room teachers. -
Four class masters have been APP
pointed who will look after the serious
cases of discipline that may arise in
their. respective classes and confer
with the principal about them when
necessary. The appointments are as
follows:
Freshman class, DR. Arthur c. Sides,
sophomore class, Daniel B. Shupp;
junior class, Thomas L. Caskey;. senior
class John c. Moore,
The class masters will not keep a
discipline room at dismission for the
detention of disorderly pupils. The
teacers' will care for their own deten-
ton If this becomes necessary.
Minor cases of discipline will be at
tended to by the regular class room
teachers as usual.
The class masters will meet with
the principal at stated times to insure
uniformity in the treatment of SINH
lar cases.
Before settling the more serious
cases. the class master will confer with
the principal.
The following committees were an.
nounced by the principal today: Ath-
letic committee. Mr.. Shupp, chairman
Miss Emma Franz, Mr.. Caskey and Mr.
Hedges; social committee, DIR. Sides
chairman; Miss Haskin, Mr.. Caske,
| and Mr.. Burt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-25
ZAIDA.

Zaida was Moorish princess,
daughter of Bonabet, King of Seville.
She married Alfonso VI, King of Cas-
tile and Leon zaida is said to have
been induced to adopt the Christian
faith byga dream in which st, Isidorus
appeared to her and persuaded her
to become a convert Her father.
when she acquainted him with her
resolution, made no objections but.
fearful that 1T might cause discomfort
among his subjects, he allowed her
to escape to Leon. Thither she fed
and the Christian sovereigns instruct
ed her in the new creed and had her
baptised Isabel Certain historians
maintain that she was baptised Mary.
zaida subsequently became the wife
of Alfonso. the King. Pelagius. the
Bishop of Oviedo. denies that she was
married to that sovereign, asserting
that she was his mistress and not his
wife. She bore the King one son, Don
Sancho, and died soon afterward.
n0r the close of the eleventh century.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-25
Bed Bugs Keep Rooms
From Renting

Many desirable rooms don't
rent for the simple reason
that they are known to be
infested with Bed Bugs.
Spend % cents and clean
your home, and your rooms
will rent. Tell the public
your house has been cleaned
with Cyrus Presto Killer
and the applicant for rooms
will be satisfied. There is
nothing better made, moth
ing so. clean to use and moth
ing so clean to use and moth
ing SO harmless to human
beings-it does not burn.
Try q can Is cents, it is
worth money to you.
THE CYRUS PHARMACY
Fairfield Avenue and
Courtland Street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-25
MRS. CILLICAN'S
EXECUTION WILL
Be POSTPONED
Argue Appeal to Supreme
Court in January
Term.

Hartford, Sept. 25.-State's Attorney
Hugh M Alcorn has filed in the supe-
rior court for the perusal OF Judge
Gardiner Greene counter request for
a finding of facts in the Gililgan MUIR
der case. In the appeal to the su-
preme court, Attorney 3. M. f1opoen'
Tor MIS-. amy Arcner 'IiiIisah, con.
oenned 70 ueapH 1or Inc lnuieie, y,
Fr RANKIN H. AnaFews 10y poison' n.eo
d request LOT iiiioiiis' anu .oon . -
per OF exceptions TO tne soul. luiiils,
ana TO rhe court ciiarse ~ ene 1u ny
N lhe lrial o. .n - case IA 10y e.;na
ar nls oeearad laui'
$3.50, - 49, 90 e1.iy,,ed 70 hove
nroved 4ha+ the daath Of Andrews.
mr. On 1914 n.s cs,,sea7, hv roisoinin,e
tho tba oec,,sel5. Mrs cilliean admin
fsterad tba roison and that she did it
1yi+l, malice sforetbo,,ebt yvilfu11v- de-
; l,herate1v with decentralization. and
with > snecff1c intent to kill. @
The request for a counter finding re-
views the states case in the Andrews
death, and also regarding the death of
! Michael GiIlfgan, Charles A Smith
and Alice Gowdy In concluding his
request for a counter finding the
states attorney says:
THE experts of the defense and
those of the state agreed that An
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-25
DEMOCRAT NAMES
ARE MISSPELLED
ON BLANK FORMS
Protests Being Made In
Fairfield Against Sample
Ballots.
Especial to, The Farmer.)

Fairfield, Sept. 25-Much indigna-
ton was expressed among the
voters of this : town yesterday
upon their attention being called
to sample copies of the official ballots
to be used at the coming town cleo
ton. AS is the custom In all elections
sample copies of official ballots are
sent by the secretary of state to each
town clerk for distribution among the
voters. These sample copies are used
to familiarize the voters with the
makeup of official ballots. They ire
supposed to be equally divided be-
tween the two dominant parties. So
far the Democratic town chairman has
failed to receive his quota of these
sample copies.
However, some copies have been OBJ
tanned by the Democrats and their in
dignation was aroused when on look
ing over the samples errors were found
in the spelling Of names of two can
didates on the ticket The name of
Mendel R. Perry is nisspelled in that
his given name is spelled on the bal
lots Mendell. where it should be Men
del-with one l. Again the name of
VIM. London, candidate for second
selectmen is misspelled in Loudon,
when it should be spelled London.
The town clerk is responsible
for sending the list of candi-
dates to the secretary Of state.
It is his business to have a correct
copy sent to the secretary's office at
Hartford.
In their efforts to hurt the candi-
dacy of, Mr.. Perry, Democratic can
didate for town clerk and tax collec-
tor, some Republican Office holders
| have taken other dastardly means to
| injure Mr.. Perry. Rumors have been
spread broadcast Of Mr. Perry signing
certain petitions for which he Is not
responsible.
While this underhanded method is
harmful still the intelligent and fair
minded voters of this town will not be
| hoodwinked by any such means to
| injure a candidates cause.
| Next Thursday evening at the
| Brooklawn Riding Academy, the Fair
| field Democratic club will hold a raj
| ly. Prominent Bridgeport speakers
| will address the meeting. The candi.
dates on the ticket will also be present
/ Everybody is invited.