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' THE TIMES : THXTRSDAY, OCTOBER 7,

These Days By Donahey f CANDIDATES FOR - him T . - f r J ! HAIL OF FAME ELECTION Sea ;Fotod P STewTork; Oct. 7 Balloting: closes 11am Bradford, Abraham Gallatin, (today for. the quinquennial elec John Milton Hay, Robert Morris, Gro-v- er Mc-Kinl- presh ts, - Cleveland, (M. J. F.), WiUiam of 20 additional' famous Ameri- ' and Thomas in Tnen and 10 famous American Reed. For jwomen to the Hall of Fame. There are Business men Stephen Girard, Friday 304 celebrities nominated for that Johns Hopkins, Cornelius Vanderbilt honor. The result of the election will and Marshall Field. OCT. 8TH, 1920. mot be triads public until November Musicians, Painters, Sculptors John Hiram Powers, Edwin r The" ifaTl of national insti- Copley, Fame, a BootH, (M. J. F.), Frederic Church, -- . . tution. Is located on of Olm-stea- d, F ...... 10c lb. VtsXD the heights Joseph Jefferson, Frederick Law ancy Shore Haddock Tor university, . overlooking Theodore Thomas, Edwin For- til Hudson and Harlem rivers. It rest, Winslow Homer, George Inness, Harbor Blues ...... ' -- 20c lb. was 20 a Qau-den- fcrpor.lzed years ago with Edward MacDowell, Augustus S. s, Rift of 100,000, which has since been (M. J. F.), John Qulncy Adams Green Red Salmon 35c lb. Increased to 260,t00 the money to Ward and James A. McWhistler, M. Steak . ! nsel In building a museum and J. F.) .32c lb. colonnade 600 feet long: and to con- Nominations for the Hall of Fame Boiling Pieces tain ISO panels for memorial br-ma- for Women are as follows: Cod Ibl tablets. Fifty were to be inscribed Authors Helen Jackson, Lydia Steak in 1900 and at the close of every five Constance . Woolson, Abigail 18c years thereafter, Ave additional Adams, Louisa Olcott, Alice Gary, Blues, steaked lb. panel were to be placed, so that the Phoebe Cary, Sarah Fuller and Eliza- entire number would be completed beth . Boiling Pieces .15c lb. A. D, 6 how-tve- r. Agassiz. by 2,000, .r Only in all, Educators, Missionaries i Sarah 38c have been elected since the first Judson, , (M. Sliced White Halibut lb. JTOtea were cast 20 years ago, A. Seton. - J, F.), and Elizabeth .45c The ballots In the present election. Reformers, Home Opened Long Clams .... qt. Which were 10$ Philanthropists, Black-wel- mailed last July to or Social Workers Lucy Stone l, 65c electors In parlous parts of the United Eleanor Dare, Dorothea Dlx, Opened Round Clams qt. IS tales, college presidents, historians, Mary Dyer, Anne Hutchinson, Doro- 12 professors, scientists, authors, edi- thy Madison, Lucretia Mott, Martha Long Island Steamers qt. tors, statesmen.. supreme court Washington, Mary Washington, Ann .30c lb. judges, business men, publicists and Cunningham, Susan B. Anthony and Green Smelts others, containthe names of 177 men Elizabeth Cady Stanton. end 27 women, of wtiom 111 men and Scientists None. Smoked Finnan Haddies .18c lb. Si women were holdover nomina- Musicians, Painters, Sculptors 'Cod tions fro previous elections. The in. Harriet Hosmer. Market f .. 15c lb. Stials "M. J. F." alongside the names Eminent Women outside the fore- 15c of 20 men. and one woman indicate going classes Sarah Bache and Poca- Flounders lb. that in a preliminary public nomln-tlo- a hontas Rolfe. last May a majority of a spe- - Crockers 20c lb. ' cial group of electors designated Uncooked them as being "more justly famous." Shrimp ...38c lb. Tbla makes Ihem eligible to election FLASHES ; Butterfish 20c lb. y a. foajority Vote and all -others Must have two-thir- ds t the- vote In the absence of IWi Robert Opened Oysters .75c qt. Underwood JehnBotU hew United With the purchase yesterday of the ) - . . .20c States ambassador to Italy, the bal-Jptl- Hartford Post by the Hartford Times, Shell Oysters ...... qt. is In ehargs of the Acting 131 Assistant Attorney General Thomas J. ,. ef the Hall of Mrs Spellacy retires from the newspaper New Bedford Live and Boiled Lobsters. reettjr Fame. field, which he entered twenty years Escallops, frFMliam Vanamee bf this city, ago as a men i The following famous Americana reporter. Many notable knire&tiy' have been elected i had been connected with the Post In Wa-Jdd- the F Authors-Rai- ptt . Ktrierson, past. MEAT SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY. Wathanlel Hawthorne Washington n She! now know what; it it's the bill for that stuff I bought and carried home tongfel-aov- ft Navy gave yesterday a tiemonstra-tio- "Oh, I is; Brvingj Henry Wadsworth of the radio cable which James Russell tiowelli . John piloting the other is being developed as a safeguard to day." Lean Pot Roast of Reef .12c lb. tefefenleai Whittier, George Bart vessels of the merchant marine at Kreft William Culler! Bryattt, James ln-t- . Wendell sea and to facilitate their entrance p Argument on motion for a new Chuck Rib Roasts of Beef .... 18c to 20c lb. fj'enimore Cooperi Oliver - JHotme John the harbor when the weather is trial will bo heard In the Criminal BronchiaITroub.es Lothrop Motley, Edgar heavy. - Court in Washington tomorrow in the 26c (Allen Soe , case of Johnny McHenry, the 19 Lean Fresh Shoulders lb. Hriiieaters , Mark . U. S. District D. J. Gal- years old boy, tried and .convicted " Promptly a dependable -i . aiUpkltls. , Attorney last summer the Detec-- , remSy- L - iTeacherMi Theologians Jenathan lagher of Boston announced this after- for murder of Wil-- noon all restaurant and tive James Armtsrong. andward!. , 1 that keepers Bloomfield world Qiam Kllery Cbannlng, I'hlUlps hotel men will be asked this week why Reginald Smith, SMOKED AND SALT MEATS. CSreoksi ' they persist in keeping the prices of war veteran who had been in ill - Reformers-Pet- er food so health for some time committed sui- Philanthropists) high. cide Tuesday by hanging himself to Corned Feet 7c lb. IsCooper, Qeerge I'cabody, of a in of Pigs' ; the rafters barn, the rear Beientlsts-Joh- rt James Audoboni At the third district convention held his home. jjAsa l Louis Agasslil Joseph at the Toung Men's Democratic Club Meadow Brook Hams 42c lb. Gray in New Haven last Will Slenry. -- night Major Architects None. iam F. Alcorn, veteran of the World Corned Ribs. .20c lb. Engineer None. War was chosen Bed Spare ' PhysielanS, Burgeon unanimously as the NIPPY Inventors ; Samuel candidate for Congress. Bugs Bacon 38c V B Cuticura Breakfast lb. " Morse; Ell Whitney; Silas Soap jHewe. . Albert L. Johnson broker, of New - 20c Missionaries, Explorers - Daniel York, made profits In buying bonds Imparts in the Beds Bean Salt Pork lb. CBson. for tne office of State Controller are exterminated Boldlerg, Bailors David Glasgow Travis Of 800,000 on' 30,000,000 of The Velvet Touch promptly Corned Rump Butts 18c lb. Ulysses Blmpson Grant; securities. Sop.Oinement.Taleam-25e.ve37wfcr- . Forwnptas with Presto Killer. JTarragut; municipal address: Cyrus -- frtobert E. William Teaumseh OsUir.Ib.rtorjM,iWpCX. tf fcl.ia.MiiM tonsel-head- 26c teei Pop's heir, a ed tot Clover Leaf Bacon lb. Jberroan.1 -- Rioters at Reading, Berkshire, Eng This preparation is well known Judges Jamea Kent; John- - -- 60c lawyers, land, us, Smoked Interrupted "Pussyfoot" non-poisono- who likes lollypops and is gener- Beef lb. ; Joseph Btory; Itufus son at a meeting and tried to break in Bridgeport, Tongues fChoat. through the locked doors of the hall non-inflamab- le, no odor but ally well behaved except when i Rulers, Statesmen ; to get at him. The police had to be ; ; called to the effective. Ask Ambrose tries to fright- ; ; stop trouble. The Highest very your neigh- Desperate DRIED FRUITS. ; ; Twenty-fiv- e so- - bors. en him. Adams; ; members of the John Qulncy Hamil- called "Vengeance Gang," allegedly .20c lb. iAndrsw. Jaskson; Alexander anti-Briti- sh ...... ton. an society organized to Development Alwayn busy in Evaporated Apples ' Business men None. conduct assassinations of political THE Apricots .35c lb., 3 lbs. for $1.00 Sculptors, ete. personages have been convicted of SAY, POP!" Evaporated Musicians, Painters, conspiracy. In Lathe 22c 3 lbs. for 60c Gilbert Charles Stuart. CYRU PHARMACY habit-makin- Large Prunes lb., ;; Eminent Men outside the The g masterpiece foregoing Chicago's State's has evi 420 FAIRFIELD AVE. NEAB 28c 4 lbs. , Claudes None. Attorney Etxra Large Prunes lb., for $1.00 , dence to be used for a basis Construction COCBTIAND STREET. of comic artist Payne, Elected to the Hall of Fame for enough -- . Women Authors Harriet Beecher for a request for indictments of Heinie Pears ...25c lb. Zimmerman, Hal Chase and Lee Ma- - exclusively in the Evap. Get . . .--.i. Educators, Missionaries Mary Ly- - gee, former National League baseball Is the habit of reading Evaporated Peaches . . . . .25c lb. Emma Wllliard. stars, suspended for throwing ball Represented By Times Classified Ads! Times rn,Philanthropists, Reformers, Home games. Bridgeport Small Prunes .....10c lb. or Boolal Workers Frances Elizabeth .15c 2 lbs. 25c tSKUard. Mrs. Ida Barber Webster, . wife of Medium Prunes lb., for Scientists Mitchell. state died ' Maria the comptroller suddenly Musicians, Painters, Sculptors, eto. at her home In Harwinton yester Shop Before 6 P. M. Jumbo Prunes 35c lb., 3 lbs. for $1.00 S. Gushman (M. J. F.) day. " Eminent women outside the fore-- . jsHHIlH kolng classes None, Daniel O'Keefe. a New Britain t --The nominations for the election lawyer, indic'ted Monday on a charge Jot 1920, from which 80 selections are of conspirarcy in connection with the THE BRIDGEPORT (made, are as follows: war risk Insurance frauds through Vertical i Authors William Lloyd Garrison; which a number of Connecticut sol Turret REFRIGERATORS ttJorace Greeley; Francis Scott Key, diers were fleeced has been commit fWendell Phillips, William Prescott, ted to jail in default of ball. -- at- 'Noah Webster, George .William Curtis, LATHES John Fiske, Fran- -' Lloyd-Geor- ge America must (William Whitney, says These PnblicMarkel&Branch tela Bret Harte, , enter the League of Nations. States famous machines always Cle-!(me- jtrhomaa Bailey, Aldrich, Samuel also that Germany should be allowed have been pre-emin- in render- (M. . J. F.) Francis Marion to come in if she will her low- A. Dana respect ing greater production at the STATE & BANK STS. E. MAIN St. iCrawford, Charles Eugene treaty obligations. He believes we est cost. are ' out- 25 DISCOUNT ZFleld. Henry George. Richard Watson will Join the league after election. possible They Ollder, Joel Chandler Harris, Francis standing, achievements in machine PHONES. XJeber. Charles Eliot Norton, Thomas Four appeals were argued before tool construction because they em- LPaine, (M. J. F.) Edmund Stedman the Supreme Court yesterday on dam- body the best in design, in work- (icosd Henry Thoreau. ages for an auto collision; a fight and materials have Educators Thomas II. Gallaudet, against a compensation award; and a manship that (Samuel !G. Howe, Francis Wayland, will case involving legal standing of been developed during forty years KTheodore Woolsey. John WItherspoon, an child. of specialization in machine tool 4Sb.xnuel - Armstrong, Borden Bowne, adopted William H. Mc building. Xaniel Coit Oilman, - Secretary Daniels has announced Guffey, Eliphaiet XMotc ana jNoan Jfor- another campaign for recruits for the ' 1 inducements are to toe ou.n1.aM nnA 'I'D ,n I np-- a n --T.vm n n navy. Special offered and attention is being center MA ESTABLISHED 18SS WATSON- BANK 'i Beecher,. Horace Bushnell (M. J. F.), ed on 983 IX STREET lOotton Mather, Theodore Parker, pnysical development. BULLARD CORNER JOHN ST. BUILDING . V r Tl i 4 A H T"V 'itC. . Btmnonn. W till - f President-ele- ct Obregon of Mexico :wininm Webster. Dwlght Moody. Ro who is this crossed dger Williams (M. J. F.), Everett Hale touring country Machine Tool Co. WOMEN'S BROGUE OXFORDS LwATid the International bridge into Juarez Heinrich Muhlenberg. yesteraay and visited the mayor of BRIDGEPORT Philanthropists and Reformers El Paso. His visit marked the re ijffTennr Bersrh and John Brown, sumption of railway passenger traffic Women's Brown Calf Brogue Oxfords with wing tip and v Scientists Spencer Baird, Nathan- tne two iel Bowditch, Matthew Maury, between countries. perforated foxings mn Pierce. Benjamin Silliman. Ben-- $6.00 $8.50 liamin Thompson, (M. J. F.), Josiah GRIMES INVINCIBLE Do Your Shopping '.Before ' ;K3ibbs, Samuel iangley, Henry Mor-'Im- n and , (M. J. F.) CLEVELAND. 6 P.M. MEN'S BROGUE LACE SHOES 1 I Engineers and Architects James ab r h po a e (fEads,. (M. J. F.), Alexander Holley, If .... 4 0 1 2 0 0 uoxin luieuuu Jamieson, Men's Brown Calf Lace Shoes with wing and perfor--i itHenry tucnaxason, Rob-Zrr- Wambsgansa, tip 'John Griffiths, Charles McKim, t Burns 2b300300. 0 0 0 0 0 0 ated foxings. ' Mills and John Stevens. Lune,t 2b . 0 0 0 0 0 0 physicians and Surgeons Ephralm Speaker, cf . . . . 3 0 2 2 0 0 $9.00 William monon, iau J. x: 0 0 0 tTlonlaminMcDowell, James Sims, Craw Smith, rf 4 3 0 ''WE. .SHOE THE ENTIRE FAMILY Rush, Gardner, 3b . . . 0 2 1 2 0 THE HOUSE OP BETTER SHOES. . ftord W. Ixng, Frank Abbott, William ..34 0 0 3 0 SEEGER and GURNEY MAKES iBull. John Carnochan, Charles T. Johnston, lb 3 William Sewell, ks ...... 4 0 0 1 Ljackson, , Ship. 4 0 1 7 102 1 T.xrmsiTl Snnlrtiner-" - O'Neill, c I Ut9H, T. b.H " ' -- WE MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SHIP 18593 M., ' Bagby, p ...... 2 0 0 2 1 ; 0 MUST Incorporated 1 0 0 0 0 0 , ,euru - - Graney j Stockton .w.Bor-- I Uhle, p . 0 0 0 0 0 0 MENTS. Smlck, John Ericsson, 1 0 1 0 0 0 ton.-Willia- . Austin Burt, Walter Nunamaker ' Hunt. Ottmar Merganthaler and Rob-je- rt fever Too Late to Mend" Xk Stevens, George Henry Cortiss, Totals ...... 33 .0 7 24 9 1 Robert McCormick. Batted for Bagby in 7th. .. - Missionaries, Explorers Samuel Batted for Wambsganss in 8 th. doesn't apply to savins as readily as It does to half -- worn :nmiatnn.. Elisha Kent Kane. Adoni- - Batted for Uhle in 9th. or conduct. Meriwether Lewis, Mar-- , imOOIvLYX. clothes personal Judson. common sense CUB VV Ul LJJ.a", vww,uw ab r h po YOU WON'T NEED IT NOW BUT THINK When one begins to save and practice thrift, David ...... - - 1 3 --; Crockett, Jedediah Olson, ss to mend but he cannot to . Marquette, - he's beginning his ways, begin arA Henrv M. Stanlev. Wil- Johntsone, 3b .. 1 0 save too soon. Statistics prove that the of men 1 lamci.ClaTk. Griffith, rf 2 3 OF NEXT SUMMER. any majority 2 Soldiers, Sailors George Clark, (M. Wheat, If 1 3 delay 'till it is too late. i, T F.), Stephen Decatur, John Fre-- t Myers, cf . - 1 2 mont. Nathanael Greene, (M. J. F.), Konetchy, lb M . . 0 10 never was a. when M. J. 2 There time economy Mathan Hale, Thomas Jackson, Kilduff, 2b . . . 0 Sometimes "THERMOS BOT- gave promise of paying better dividends F) , 'Albert Sydney Johnston, George Miller, c . 0 3 i man now. nose wno save eaooia Meade, Oliver Hazard Perry, David Grimes, p . . . 3 1 1 rlnnhl their iefforts, and those wbo don't r.i-rr.- - TLES" crack when hot water Porter. Philip Schuyler. Win- should start now. . field Scott. Philip Sheridan, Zachary- Totals 30 3 7 27 12 0 is into them. ' Taylor, George Thomas, William Pep- Score by innings: r h e poured , Joseph E. 0 0 7 1 perell, B. McClellan Cleveland Off the i George and 00000000 With a "THERMOSTAT BOT- 25 I Johnston, Brooklyn x 3 7 0 During Matthey Perry. Umpires, 10101000Thomas Connolly, Hank CITY SAVINGS BANK V Lawyers, Judges Oliver Ellsworth, William Dineen, William Klem TLE" this will not happen. i Edward Livingston, Lemuel Shaw, (M. 0'Xay, ' T William Evarts, Stephen J. Two base hits. Wheat, Gardner, are MAIN AND BANK STREETS 1 J F.), McDuf-j-ft- e Speaker. Base on balls, off Grimes 1, They guaranteed against Month of October C. Field. Ij. Q. Lamar, George off 1, off Uhle 3. Stolen . and Robert Bagby bases, breakage. OPEN AMi DAY MONDAY 'TTMj 8 IX THE EVENING f Tates, Roger Taney, Henry Wheaton, Johnston. Thomas Cooley, M. J. F.) Main Floor Rulers, Statesmen. cnaries Aaams, k Morning. -- Thomas 4 Samuel Adams, (M. J. F.), . URI"t,Hav Strong, Healthy , Uontnn. jonn Uainoun, Daimun yntxm-- .yca. II mey mc, xu-- u. merican Hardware Stores American Hardware Stores . Clinton, James Garfield, John or if Sore, TnWitt M. Smart Burn, Hancock. J. F) C Irritated, innamea or - INCORPORATED. INCORPORATED John ay (M. J. F.), Robert R. i" Jiff use Murine ,. i , William Sew- - YOUR EYLj Granulated, THE Ingston, - Fairfield ( -- .4 Roger snermaa, r,awm aianion, often, soointi. " Av. and Middle Si Fairfield Avenue and Middle Street. i ard,. invandpr SteDhena . Infant or Adult. AtaUDruggisWntefor TIE V Tunes Blaine. . Wil-- "All that Is Hardware and' more11! I