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SOU'FB NORWALICOONN. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21.1898.
Thelatestandinostnn’ . 3,
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. _ lthe Nineteenth. and ther‘lmethod foriAt 1 valentines-lb!) one half of the District lz-—Amolt ll. Butte. 3 WANTED..
DEMOCRAT IN A {titling in the missing members ocean-'delegnten had, returned to their seats. NDistrict iii—Jeremiah Donovan. Jr..3 W..- _3 0-.-. __.-
. ‘ 3 ‘ ' ione'd additional and acrimonious argu- None of the leaders had appeared and] crwalk. 3 N ~ 3' i
- 1emit. a tedious data: seemed inevitable. District li—James r. Lynch. Ridge-3 vaor'fif‘ngfi 232%???th ~.
Chairman Keaedy was llnaliy forced earl. ‘ ""‘ '
, SEA or TROUBLE
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to talte the matter into his own hands
and announce from the platform. the
various committees so far as they had
been reported. and demand without de-
bate the appointment of members from
District ill—Homer Wanner. Now?
“We... {South Norwalltto Nominate First
District ill-—E. c. M. Rose. Selectman Every Other Year.
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monomer: plans.
A lost of Insofar all lacs of those
lashing leoognition.
it was 1:28 D. in. when Chairman
1'3! PLANO“.
66 West avenue. South NM
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' 'the missing districts. The committees ' . w». i To RENT-To a couple-few ,
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State Convention in Session at 3
. Bridgeport. Today.
mums or CANDIDATES
1 man conveyed to the convention the
3lnformatlon contained in bulletins of
ithe Associated Press announcing the:
deaths of Clinton B. Davis. at liigga-
! num. and cit-United States Senator W.
W, Eaton. of Hartford. in culogistlc
.remarlts Alexander 'l‘rotip expressed
ithe hope that the convention would
1 parts appropriate resolutions expressing
. for the reports of the carious commlt- rpm. (0110,...“ platform “I unani- ‘Tho Conditions which have (in | no
aloe... These reports were not forth-.mously adopted by the committee on 3 [any Heated “,8“qu Discuss
coming. and after speakers from all ‘ resolutions: 3
parts of the hall made great confusion "w" “"” attention to “it! in“ Um! 'd- and "1 ‘mlflble Under-
11 was learned that none of the com- while u slict-essful war in the cause of} standing Reached.
mlttees was ready to report. All sorts." "0"""0" ”mm“ and "'9'“ “my '0‘
of motions were made. ruled out of or-l‘hm "M‘- m“ management 0' the VM'- 3
der. or Voted down. The chair finallym‘” “m" d"°“""““““ h” “WW 0'"
Republican party leaders have or-
_ HAS NOT BEEN REACHED
The Committee on Resolutions, Finding Themselves Unable to Reach.
an Agreement, will Present Two Preambles. One Reailirmlng the
Chicago Platform. and the Other Eliminating Such Reaffirmatlon
—¥Benedict and Cummings Factions Each to Have Half a Vote.
Bridgeport, Conn, September 21—Following the
example of their fellow-politicians of Prohibition and
Republican tendencies. the Democrats of Connecticut
i their grief. and a motion to that effect
announced that he was in a position chxultallon “"d brought home '0 .“' n
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sense of shame.
Lrnuged a plan for an amicable settle-
ment of the dispute between Norwallt
was unanimously carried.
mar “PM“ 0' no DAY
The Old Content Between Benedict and
cummingn BmknOnt
No sooner had the committees re-
tired to consider their business and the
and announcements been made than
another quarrel developed on the floor
of the. convention. The chairman tin-
no'ulreo that the names decided upon
by the various senatorial district cau-
3cuses for the members of the State
Central committee would be presented
to the convention for ratification. The
state that the committee on resollltlonsg
“The American sailor and soldier ‘and South Norwallt as to which is to
would probably not be able to reporti;
before 3 otclock' He added a.“ main" done their full duty, but the ad-
committag was confronting m“ l“mJlmlnlatratlon of President McKinley
culties. and if the convention wouldlh” been utterly incompetent to dis-
be brought to the convention. lagcment 0' m" war "“90"" ~
wait patiently these difficulties wouldlchm" m" obligations which the man-3
. have the nomination of first nelectmen.
l'l‘hc arrangement provides that the
‘first selctman shall alternate between
Norwalk and South Norwallt each year,
the nomination going to South Nor-
walk this year. The caucus at Nor-
Tbe convention then developed into
a sort of free for all race of those seek-
ing recognition. and confusion reigned
supreme. A conglomerated debate fol-3
lowed. and for the next ten minutes
the chair was busily engagedain rap-
ping for order. After much spirited
talk an effort was made to secure a re-1
cess anywhere from fifteen minutes io3
3 o'clock. Motions were followed by
suggestions: suggestions were supple-
|walk tonight may kick this over. but
it is not regarded as likely.
This decision is the outcome of a
lengthy session held last evening. in
which the situation was discussed in its
various phases. it was rumored that
9"“ h“ Wm“ “1"" south Norwalk had practically decided
(By Associated Press.) not to support either lilll for Congress
Washington. September ill—Captain or chlcr for senator unless they used
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IOH'OF BIS OBBnVANOEI
Capt Puget. British Naval Attachmi
iAlfrcd Paget. liritish atlnt'ho assigned 3W" ”0”“ ‘0 W” 30m“ “WWW
some sort of a fair show. Another re-
today assembled in their biennial state convention for
' . . ' . first uproar of the tiny then took place.
the purpose of placing in nomination candidates for the
0f ihe twenty—four districts twenty-
mented by statements from the chair, 3 to observe operations during the reccntl
, Iport which worried Norwallt Republi-
until the convention bade fair to con-jcnmpnign in the West indies. is on.
icons was that the nominating of a first
various offices on the state ticket.
After the fatiguing and exciting ev-
ents of yesterday afternoon and last
night, when efforts Were fruitlessly
made to effect the preliminary organi-
zation of the convention, the dole-
gates who spent the night ln town were
late in putting in an appearance this
morning. and it was 9 o‘clock before
the hotels, streets and headquarters
presented much animation. As soon,
however, as the potiticlans were astlr
the excitement of last night was renew-
ed and it increased noticeably as the
stay-over contingent was augmented
by the arrival of late coming delega-
tionn.
. When mlwu‘lllflttfl adjourned
sine die at the conclusion of its eight
three were satisfactorily filled, bill the
old contest between iiunltcr id. 0. Hen-
tlnue on a nun-business transactionimged hero in “pumping ”H. mm.»
indefinitely. At length. it having been.
ist-lectman at. both ends of the town was
'not legal. and would possibly throw out
ascertained that none of the commlises.
to Admirals i)cw.»y, Sampson. Schlcy.
Lieutenant iiobson and Generals Mor-
rltt. Miles. Wheeler tlild Gordon.
Continuing Chairman Kennedy said:
"The Republican party of Conn. have‘
repudiated the national platform of‘
the party. They proclaimed themselves
in favor of blmctaillsm. btit in the late4
. Volt?
. casinos, and it finally became necessary
edict and Homer S. Cummings. of the
landfill district. broke out again ntul a
dual-u persons We're on their feet at
once clamoring for recognition. One
succeeded another rapidly, the
chairman deciding in favor of the (lum-
n:i.u_-s Motion. Mr. Benedict doubted
the decision of the chair upon all (it‘-
ncrc ready to report, at 1:50 a recess
until 2:30 was taken.
HUGE ANGRY 03111013.
A Sentiment that the Proceedings
were Being Pnrposely Delayed.
state convention ihi‘lv' hi"? “0")“ 0‘" "1 l to 'wrcmplorily dismiss the question
”1"" ”“0 "mo” in “”0" 0' ”'9 ““5” involving the Twelfth district, contest.
gold standard. We ought to be able to Ammulhmy‘ the names as presented,
"m““fic 0‘" 0W" “Mm“ “W” Wm“ with the Twins district omitted. were
out the aid or consent of any other nti- “mum by ”H, convention and ”w
”0“ for 0‘" “w“ benefit. Thcro ‘5 “0‘ i \ititriu: factions of the Twelfth dis-
K‘)” “10“!“ in ”‘9 whole world 1° W” ‘ lric: were formally notified that they
the interest on the amount of debts
owed. The Republican party pretended
to the people that they wanted silvem
but by international agreement. The
Democrats have the courage of their
conviction. and in sincerity and candor
presentedtothcAmcrican people no is-
1must settle the matter between them-
seives. The committee ratified. with
the Twelfth district omilied. as fol-
lows:
District l—-Chnries .1. ‘leion. Hart~
ford.
District 2~-Neison A. Taylor.
ctss, loltored about the convention
jzlientre and indulged in much ungryg
l criticism at the trend of affairs. Then-3
iwns a well defined sentiment. which.
‘ found ll‘illl'll expression. that the pro.
ceilings of the convention were being
purposely delayed. Even on the floor
of the convention hell it was openly
h‘rtcll that a movement was on foot,
to retain the drlrgnles over night for
some slrister purpose.
Mcnllwhl'e reports from
chamber allusion of the
the star ‘
commlt- 3
Tie delegates. during the latest rc "lranstortlltion by ’91
mess of material gathered in ('ubn. and:
in silppit'mlnt’ng this with tho offlcial=""‘ cnilm town ticket. A prominent
um-y’uttorney who looked tip the case also
giravc a like opinion,
‘ Speaking informally today or some m; It was arranged at last night‘s aes-
'3hls observations, Captain Puget said ill-Wm (hilt Attorney J- ll. Hurlbutt
1 had been shown quitc 3.1mm. that tiwlshould-dcllvcr an address to the caucus
:nnllonai branch of the service slioulillmnifih'. explaining ”‘9 situation. 90
[have complete control (,1 a” z”my-{that the assembly would not override
m. poiliis out 3 the wish or upset the plans as made.
that this is the practice the World oven? Selectman Lyncs. “ candidate '0’ '9‘
in the British service all transportt‘nomlnntlon at tonight‘s caucus. save it
are under the control of the admiralty ‘0"! "‘1“ morning that his ““359 was
A naval officer. usually a licutcnani71n 0‘“ Mild“ 0‘ his friends. and "H"
commander on the retired list. is plan-1h? "Will?“ it '8" 3M proper that the
[data now being supplied by the
' dcpurtmcut.
'ed in command (,1 mph "unsponmomination for first selectman should
It being lmpoeslble to secure proper
service from merchant captains. This
practice. in general operation with all
. lnrgc countries. particularly those hav-
ing colonial possessions, could be adop-
ted‘ with advantage by this county. In
t‘aptulu Pngct's opinion. as much oi
the confusion in the transportation flllll
:go to South Norwailt.
3 it was given out in Democratic poli-
|tical circles this morning that William
Malone has withdrawn from the race
{for the nomination for seiectman. Mr.
lMaione in person was never active in
i the race. but was being pushed forward
.by his friends.
Darien. Conn. ‘ .
T0 RENT—Lower floor. cons . '
six rooms in all. in good a . .
with water and sewer connecW
No. l Bette place, East Norw
quire No. 8 Bette place.
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T0 LET—Two large pleasant .
rooms. with or without board. ‘
lianford place. South Norwflk.‘ ‘
T0 LET—House 10 Lowe street,
rooms. improvements. $14. ..
dlate poesesion. E. Wilcox.‘
Brown a Wilcpx's store. ‘ ‘
'ro RENT-Store No. 170 Wash 1
street now occupied by H.
as clothing store. Posse-ion i 3
lat. inquire next door. at Will 33
C. Jesse's. Ill} ‘.
'ro LET-Six rooms. Music Hall idem
suitable for offices; house, twat”:
rooms. with improvements: "0“"
Arch street: cottage, 29 Wood“
avenue, 31 Woodward avenue. thins,
rooms, third floor. 70 North m
street. E. A. Woodward.
sit
'ro LET—Firs. story. rear apartments;
over Olsen’s shoe store. Four rooms
each. Rent 38. Halls heated, lkhé
ted and cleaned; also first story lat
over Shultz's market. rent 810. M
further particulars inquire at the ol-
lice of the Old Well Cigar can
Washington street.
'ro LET-Apartments in the brick
block on Leonard street; nllo hour
room at 32 Water street. rent '8 per
month. Enquire of Charles '1'. Lew
ard, Norwallr. am:
To LET—Apartments of use rooms
first floor, 8 and 10 Tolles street, flflt
class order. Apply to John H.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob H.
Layton, South Norwalk. fits: L};
To LET—Dales in the second Ioorof. 3
The Sentinel hulldfll. /
The Sentinel office. lull ‘
. “"- im- on rtfltlllllillnii indicated that an . ' -~ . ”MM.
hours of deliberation last night. tht silo that would attract tho universal (ll-I H". ! ”gm mm WM Mm {M ”n H “In" landing of ”H. mm). mm “mp“... “.3 n p. "ppmd that hm... Scllcck will MISCELLINEOUS. ‘
situation was notcnpablcof t-omproltcu- 3tention and be proclaimed in every ‘ District 343.. l". McCarthy. Windsor? him that ”"3 “33,3.an “33.33”“ mu" due to lilo inexperience of tho own-hum ill‘t‘flvlnl considerable strength at the _-
slve description, and at 9 o'clock this
morning. there was little improvement.
Owing to tardy returns from tho vuri- .
one county and district caucuses and by
virtue of unsettled conditions arising
out of apparently hopeless splits in one
or more of those caucuses. the commit-
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state. in i‘\'i‘l‘,\' town. city and village.
We shall have both metals of their pre- ‘
soul lt-gul ratio of iii to l. without wait-
ing for the lilil or consent of any other
nation." !
He then (li‘l'ifli‘f'il that a constitution- ‘
‘ill convention is necessary to revise and
amend the present hiltlt' l'liilhllllllliill.
ilt- du-clurud in favor of electing the lu~ 1
Locks.
District 44v Charles S. Yoomuu. iii-is-
fol.
ll‘stricil .\i. l". ("unlit-Hy. Water-i
bury.
“leil‘lcl li~-.lohu .l. Anderson, Merl-
» llt‘ii.
lllt-Il'll‘l 7—.iamc< ii l‘cl'k. New il.i-
ten.
lilii pomllily comr- together and the do-
lI'f‘lllllllilloll of the leaders had bucti
LlIl‘llliilI‘H‘il to light the thII’N out f'i"
..tit'llll~s~' oi the Math of llli‘ t‘itflVl‘ll-
iltiii titling.
NAKED BY DIBPBIO f8.
i Admiral l‘orvcru's flout. as this
‘lllt‘ main naval lucidl-nt of the war.
captain of transports and lo the direc-
tion of all liausporiotion by llit- army
ruilu'r than by the navy.
l‘uptuln l'uttet's report will
llllll'll attention in the destruction
tlovnic
fl.
WI"
lie in securing front the navy depart
Norwallt caucus tonight for the nomin—
.itlou of Ht'll‘t'lmfln.
3 The Republican city caucus at Nor-
: walk will not lw lll‘lli until next truck
The Republican town caucus for the
First and Third di-Ilrit-is will be lit-ill
iln lilo 'l‘nu‘u Assembly Hall at Nor-
ultlk. toulghi.
I liomoxru'il' primaries will be hold at
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l..\l'NnRY~—Ying Lee. proprietor o!
nineteen laundriea. is now really to
illru out first-class work at 91 Wash-
lngton street. Shirts. 7c; Collars.
ll/gc: cuffs. per pair. 3c: under-shirts.
iv; underdrawcrs. 4c: haudlterchl'h,
l‘pl'; sot'ltu. 20. Corresponding '0'
prices on all work. It!”
. . . . . . 33 .1 moot complete reports of tho gunnery . --._...__.__,,_
teen on trtdtntlnll. resolutions and dietary of ”H. “3".- Ivy popular attffrngn' “NH” ii-—l). J. McNamara. Sen 3 Li" 0190100“. Composing "l" mm H. ”N. American rhilis. with u m... "I ”anion is bukinu~ powder office toulltbi NnTll‘i-‘r-‘ll. l-‘nlion i Son It". op.-
pei'mllllent orslniultlun. were ill ll anti ilt' also favors increased salaries one Committees. 3.3",“an the “phoneme of "the‘ "W3 lirlcnds of William Malone are mult-
atntc most chaotic. At‘ll a. m. the im-
portant committee on resolutions had
not even met and the platform was it
.. disintegration of the Republican party 3 WM.” li‘i‘il. “.13..." cannot ‘3', instilled hi‘ mm.” is out of point. . this year and that bl » all orders for Window Frames. "0
matter of absolute conjecture, lilo r... ‘H ‘3‘,m.3m.3.d bl' ”N. ".35.,“ lmmmpwi l'irlrict ll—-A. C. “al‘mmn' Mm” ‘ “Mn... 2y”... ll liortou. Miiilt‘lll'il- _mMmM 33“" ”mm“ ordered ‘3’. ”w, is spending his l-ildl‘ti moments study-w Fronts. llatters' Supplies. All 3..
pudtntlon ‘by the state committee last 3t-onvcntlon ttild its contest between vlilc. .r Jammy, Mum..." 3.“...0M," ,0 pm, : in! religion. crai jobbing estimates cheerfully the.
3"!" 0' ll! 0'3 C.” and “w Opt‘lllllfl Senator l.0!|...tllllf)’ illlll Rpm-9"”), P0!” “”3"" 12.. ...... lililll’ii'l 3‘”i'hllfil"‘ Johngioup_ lillll l‘Mf‘l‘fi ”in“. ”W "m“ 6'“.th Solrt'ili i.)‘flt'it' friends .‘If‘f‘ work-3 (In. '1'"
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of the doors of the convention to Door t-‘r. District l.’l John ll. Wall-h. Nor-i “"“M 4 '“- ” longdun. larming- use Admiral t t'l't'f‘f‘fi could lime mud- . :"fi ’"m‘ .1". ”L” ‘m‘m" i‘" "“"m' 3 ’ r W‘
l . . . (‘hrtlrmun K"“""dy occupied forly- : walk. “‘9- of his squadron was to have di-utuuill'tl 1" m" u” "5 1 VIOLIN TEACHER,
otrnia 0' all i|°""|’""“' "‘"m‘l " m“ lint minute. in his address. III on cit-i “My“ ll Waller Staph-tun, llisiril'i :. i’Zthl T lv'lllllltY. \\'.l'- mum or all llu= liuim-l- gulls, put-ii. u ‘ "" "” ~""""‘ A 3 J- A. “OM".
station Mill WV 41‘" way if” it“ “”"l" ‘ itinpwlutticuils p l‘ltl'ltliiill illl' i‘l‘t'lki'l ”rump'nwL crllury. pull in.- qm. h llll'n, and inland mo.- DEN"! 0' IINATOI EATON 1"" ”In" M‘liil‘ It 88 Prospect I'D- .
eating cortical n lhi""liiil‘ of the con- .ull-piiy ullvolalwl the nomination of; 1mm” .3; 3.3.3," l" “Hm “mull"... lil~liilt l‘. Kim l' Hair», llulilunl ll... git“ .m-l up... 3.. u. i sell '1”: .l r... 'Ilrirlwn mm Purillyaia on Cumin) "u" ““7““ “""n- III.”
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volition lilll'li. This morning llll‘ t|lll‘l4 l'lIlli‘l Milli Mlli'ltllil.llf iiritlltl‘lmrL “ll littil‘il‘l it: Newton \\‘, l'lili'l|i~, it'll. "bib" ~ '- " l i lull» aw in mt ruling «to» ill) , . 3 ,. ' ‘ .
tloti of candidates was liili'lt‘lilill but ""”""""" i-l'iiii'. '""‘"“" i‘ i“ " "“""’“"v 3"“ ”v” ‘l‘l'w qui it till tum». mmt- buudrui it“: ”rim", "m "Mimi". i‘i'H‘ ”MN “ANTED—«lentil. fl
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. . , . ill rm twinim i. lilttill'i. “on H ... um. downwind Mum ”I. -n " ‘i' """ ' . 9"” i
little interest. “I“ "w ”"w'umm M" IIAD' I'Ol I‘D!!!“ ‘ ll‘llll'li' li r w: it Hilll‘l I. liulil‘i'. lit'ololl iii liillllliilli1 stud llllllillt‘ll lo‘ lilt“ train ' "m”. hm” "' "'”‘" 3“ ”HM" “ lau- l ~'"‘"'“”" ”Will i"? the hGIIWfltM . .l
t'lliit'll l0 Drill‘l‘ Willi l'i't'l'ytllli'. illil’ill‘i- .. -..,,._..-. I“ “M lg *l'. ”4 Walsh. New ”3.” Iiiaii‘lii iii Mind .I l‘llll‘ll. |.l"l|> rd own of the ~l||l.llltnll “illiltl blur “in. “ til "“I" W“ illililtilll “1 ills rm" "i h” "“17 ”“0“. m M little . .
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as! of Wits-i”. ”who! ‘1 In. allot-tilts the temporary organisation l‘illltlutlu. "lid feat by ilanliilli in row "i 8 """i‘" molt. n h I with m0 Ir. Eton m. 1 Four months “I“ hm "Q
m . was lawns 'l‘iio foilowtna temlorar. I'iIirIl'l 22 rilnnicl W. l'rlor. Mld- lllvirill ll Aurrllus tilt-wart. from the harbor. i'til'iili" “W“ ""m"‘T.I:.flguull':':imnl'l r [mir‘meu ‘- 00mm. ‘ at": swimmmuttmum
mum an"... ‘ - 3 _ I -‘ dlctowrt. "hllflt‘illll’i. illi‘ view of .ttuorlruil naval littlest-a buttons: m (3'3: "r. f. “:5“: ml mm“ '39:!" 0' I
llrldlvwri. 00nd. deptotnbor 2l~ """W'" m” "mm" “m" A‘. Illsliil‘i 21l~ (intros l-‘oatcr. lira-lo lllnli'll'i if. Jilllli'n W. llordon. New- that tho ulii‘ilt‘ should have been made ‘ "n" or our. ' H “mm INC.“
l" d | in If the Wampum. state little, of \t'atl-rbllrr. .iilllltirt .l. Quinn. .4. tut-l iii night. If attempted in daylight the tours ”ill "tell rt'lttrmttl to the north. free. hand tools. tn a.“ w
' "I“ . ., 3 . 3 , .3 .. . .. ,3._ . . l . , ”on” m tlru~ w t p t i b h '3 l h ,_ 3“ 3. d allorilv after his return he was ndtnit- for paring part u” d the
. . llllrtiorll. rtultlln ll. lath-iii. his lib-trill .i ll..i liuue). mallard, l ltrrlu. uuuul. iipulls a Hill a liilll an M e 3 3
convention bill“ to gather M the ”m , . . . . . . i M ll‘l'lt) u recess for Hlit' imm- all. I'lnll'lll i7 .lernun- Kelli. their attention in the American lranu- m. m the m" "' ’loliand county. "‘ "M“ "Mil ‘" "Uh MUN ,-
(‘lty Th'm" “ “‘3“ and mm“. “w lluwu. L M mm" Mum." L W l'iiil‘il touwall the report uttlu- \‘lll'ilillh lililtll-l Iii ll'l‘dllh l'. Murillo. New lllll'ls. an till-v lurliislu-d u villtll-rallle‘ m. "" W" """""“ “ “WW" M "1" ' WW” '"h “It Inclusive“ '
MN Ill" iii-“U “W body at it... hall Mlliplly. liatlbury. «iltliltn Ill-till". Mtr~‘ . 3 ‘ ‘liltllrd . 3 1, . ‘ ' . \ . 3“” h w “um“...mm "mm of “our taller-a NM 1.” NlillIII . ' a II I
. t . .l”"“m""”' ' ‘ "H" ‘ "H "m m m H H i from ’i'ollltud it» was t‘lfi'lt‘ll lo the Juvenile ileum-ant.
rapidly lilild. At "“33 Alexander illl'll. lllllu rt ltllrllmud. i mlou. h. .l.. . a..- .. il. iiill lllr iimii‘ltl‘ N. Iii‘t‘wult'i‘. ill-u Wl'imflhi. in any event. whether mm ”m“ m mm "m“ "w a“ Two ‘
" ' 'hub ""‘uri'i'rl- Jim" Addie. Ni‘W’ ' i"ii’lillil|. li‘tiiis Win or our waistline were ill» ' l ' ‘ " ‘ ‘
' . i. l'llitil‘lllltll of the H" 30m I'll will. i“ , . 3 ,. .
”W..M ’5‘" """3‘ l 3 “H slum-d. lilill .lml... lime-n. New lolly - liitlriri an .u. r sill-lu. littlltltibom. lul'holl. t‘llpinih l-ml madam. um 33"‘:' "3"3‘3’3‘” “"" "3'3. 3""""" ‘" '0' .""°
“WWW“ 5““ ”m" ”mm ' ' .lln. llnmthotthm'uflnuainu interval at “two Northrup. that lillillllnil ilillit‘y should liiWi' low-it lo ”"u'm| 3‘. "',”'."““" “a“ l? H” mm
mind the contention in order. and at .\t n... will“ ll... mm...“ whit-h "M... .mu“" Content District ‘4‘.” John lllllullllelll. lion. not. at our ships. tailing the» utla- '" "3"“ l."‘""’ ‘."“"' In . “5' "l' “m Mldthnar depot. W
that little nearly all of the tire hundred ills dominance in ill“ niliil' mullitullw- ’ llllili an"... pm.” “p...“ N...” 373 M..." m. "I I'rllu it turns let of the tones and house and summer kitchen. 3 3
"m“ WM“ I" “I." ”..m" "I ""9 II" ””th illli' "W i‘iluliu' l’iHIl‘HM'fl "U“ “lll‘lllfl ”W rt‘t‘l‘ill Illi‘ muggy,“ rum. l’i’il‘ii‘i 2; AC“ "Nit'll‘i". “ill‘h‘ “ml Milli. "W ”In ”t '0'.“ M it‘ll. “I“ “(if I ION" Ilwakt‘?» ll! i‘la M 'II location; ll‘i'tiltl .‘d M m
mats WIT in their places. in the [ab night cropped lull in tile t‘lll‘IH‘llilitll tuitlcca hold nest-loin. ill the crud. ll lot... some daniue was indicted. l ”:3. 'm“" h" 3"“; :“Im'. m“ land. (all "m w 'm h
It'll"! WW I i" MINT!" W'ili'il'l “ill'li an i'llll'l was Itlilliv In complete liui rotuuiittcv the usual petty diner» Iiisit‘icl Cirillittuuui .llniiytl. ’l'ol. lilid this plan been adopted he thinks “' '"a ""1"“ " “wax?" fir“: “WW" Int. ".00.. a
mailing on attendance of about Lotto. the list of Illi'llilii-rrl of the l'ttnllinlilie “33,... w". aired. but u", rm", filth! illuli. ii mitthl have resulted in the mutation “‘"m’" '“m” M "WW W‘ W “-
i‘hltii‘iulill 'l'roun. in a short speech. tin--
sealed to the convention the name of
for Judges of tlic higher courts. lic as-
kl'll for milled Democratic action. cs-
I'I'li|||_\' lu vii-w of what he called lhl‘l
l'llflliilii it‘d‘.
ions
The ruliol'uli of Hill \ili’"
senatorial lllaillvia [unneeded
Haven. 3
illrll‘li‘i 9~John ll. booby. New Lou-
(if u.
Iliail‘ll'l lib- James ll. Shannon. Nor- ‘
had been settled ill the convention n.
The committee on permanent organ-
ircilotl is made up as follows:
lilhlril‘l i-~I'I .\l lll‘.tvl'~'. of lllll‘l'
I-‘olloislnu in Hill ll‘t'dl'llllflil t-otuiull-
ll-l-
llhl'lll the gun." l‘upiain l'ltget's per
sl-uul view is that Admiral l‘erwrti'u
bill‘llit was it most ftsilitnrlly vulture.
and stalling of one or more or
filiipl.
III"
ing it llllrill‘ with his canvass for ilir
. nomination for solcliimnn.
l‘tn-tmuslor l’radlcy S. Keith save in-
i lilullltlnbanl. in the fall or iluil .ie
mil ciwted lo l‘oilgreaa from the First
4
i
oil a jobbing shop at a}. i". We
pll‘if‘l" of business. Water street. M
of Raymond street. Wit?" they ml
lircpurcd in ext-cull! It Ihm IM‘
it“
mil sawwveu second hand ‘ ‘
William Kennedy. of Nnultuel. an un- viliilltilily until iho rel-um demo. in. will It rrnleiiwi' fur the mmmlill‘e 0" union l-wli. N. l-‘llllgerttld. um- i‘illliaiti Panel and» hinhlt/ or our “""“‘ "“ "‘l‘ ""‘l " ”'""'“"“l' with” ”l" "' ""h "“3”
temporary presidiln one" and it new eluding the towns of Hifliiiilli'li utul restitution: to produce interesting fon- turd. new Imiiii'llllihl .lmi cruisers. lmrtle. '"m‘”""f" "" 5““ ”“3"” hits- “mfw' ‘
mill» was appointed to snort Mr. iirceuwirh. was ffll"llf‘fl. when it, t‘ lures. lmmodiuiclv lllliil the annullnce- "Ml‘li'i it . William L. iiunling. tile-t ulurly flit-so now on the Iilit‘hli. whit-b "m“ “""l' " “m" M W " Wood. Fill Ml.Mii min at m I‘l .
Kennedy to the platform. A delay of Ill-tll-ulbl. of lireeuwirh. and Homer it llit'lll of reel-u this committee wouril- llurtllird. he hill- examined critically lhrmluh the 'h" died in liartford M" "m" ““4 m. “ Iotlth "m“ ,
Ive minutes occurred. owing to the i'lliitmilii". oi Slatnflmi. clothed to cd to the headquarters at illl‘ incisor illutrlrt be John li'ilura. lentil-bi. Nails and flwl'ifli'fliilins iii» says for- “3'" mm" “'3’" “ ”d" and W“ “m“ mm..." loath limit ‘ '
nun-arrival of If. Kennedy. lull lw pit-willing “parole natal-s for that iiiw llutei and went into i'll't'ilflt‘fl session. lilsirirt t lienrge tiuilllrlle. t'luln- stall naval experts tum a... rwnflnin- “Hill"! "- 35““ ills funeral} "3” WM..- W'_,__ '
finally uplwurt-d lilli was melt/ed with l il'l't- mcfttlr-r. Thu m-relurtm now At t o'clock the mvnliwru were still be. ville. ed that tinnitus warships «mild W "M "W" lriday "WM“ ‘" ‘ "‘ my. Mill—Jim m
applause. finally illii'f'lll'iiiil to little both liiliiws bind lmlmi dollrs. ltilmora. however.3 "lilll'lt‘i b~'l‘ylvr Illitl'eim. "f‘ilillll built in the l'nilcd Mates, ailhmlnh ht "I‘M" a good his-ins. ”In.” fl
Temporary (filtration Kennmiy. in
initial the chair. said lifl was deeply
sensible of the responsibility of the
pearl. m bell! M a pntrlotlc ulter-
nm demon" “a terrible snlsring
among the patriotic United stall-s vol»
unison and W the adminiairs.
lien for the Mist inelhciency in
certain Mitts of the army. in
closing a tourism reference was made
Midi
.333,l3p‘
it. ' .i‘ i.
and the rollvculi coitlllillwl. in it short
limo ulii‘étkl‘fll from the various dis-
lrlcis began to criticise the stain lon~
trill committee for not attending to the
matter of crelletltilili. and hunted do.
hates followed for fifteen minutes be.
fore anything like a settlement of the
dispute was in sight. ‘l'ho rolivonll ro-
aulmi in the presentation of names for
all the districts except the Twelfth anda
illlil bits of information gleaned from
its members who from little to time
ventured into the open had it that the
platform was cnualnd a most bitter mn-
‘tlnt .
The body of dsicaatl-a devoted limit
entire noon hour to a hunt for lunch-
ing places and the ctmvenllon was inor-
ltmliy slow in returning to the theatre
M 1 o'clock possibly on half of the deb .
llistril-l ti-wilt‘tirlt‘ M. Morse. MI-rb
lil'll.
lit-trim ‘l—lellnes i". ilmilh. Anstmia.
Itistriet ii——'l'erent-e V. Kelley.- New
Haven.
Iiistrict Million iilochlny. liming-
ton.
lliatrlcl
Norwich.
liiwl. Ashlin" Grandad.
ill-trim li-«ira howls. Griswold. 3
does not admit that our ships rel es-
ui. or even enlist. those of iiritlsh
build. in this connection a promtnoat
American naval nnm recently told
Canine Panel that the new cruiser
New Orleans. twilight Ill nucleoli. dur-
ing the early stages of the war. was a
revelation in the authorities here in
so far as her guns and armament are
C'WIC'Mt
LGI‘I‘.
W
lMT—mn Wednesday. sent-mine Hill
a News leather platter—butt. Nth
laialng Mia. between Vintners and
floutlt Norwnlh. The larder will its
rewarded on returning it is as West
smut». Nowell.
or Iii not.
small investment. Am i. 'l ‘
Alister. um i
miss... a... adrift. nu
In" it it? W “I 3
this Worth“. 5“
Al‘.
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