“When under arrest last January
Davis stated that the reason he went
under the name of Charles Henry aa
well as Edwin Philip Davis was be- ,
cause the latter name was bis "cult"
name, given by a religious sect with
which he was recently connected in
New York, but about which he would
say nothing as it was a secret reli
gious society, the members being
pledged under oath not to give out
side information. He stated, however,
that his name Philip is taken as a di
rect descendant of the apostle Philip.”'
BOUQUETS FOR MAC
■■i-i
The friends of Mayor Macdonald at
home and abroad will concur in at
least a part of the following repub
lican state ticket as proposed by the
Bridgeport Boat. In their judgment
no better man for the third position
could be named:
"Here is a ticket for the republicans
which one well known party man
names as a sure winner: For gover
nor, William F. Henney of Hartford?
for lieutenant governor, Frederic A.
Bartlett of Bridgeport, for secretary
of state, Archibald Macdonald of Put
nam; for state treasurer. Fred 3.
Chamberlain of New Britain; for
comptroller, .Robert V. Magee of
Watertown; for attorney general
John P. Kellogg of Waterbury: for
United States senator, Frank B.
Brandagee of New Ixtndon.’'
NO CLAFLIN PAPER
Although many millions of dollars
of the Clafln company notes are held
In New England banks the Putnam
First National has none.
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