Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 24, 1910 · page 2

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Veiley Grove
notion rm TAIL:

The New and Commodieue

Steamer Huntington
' Dept. Wm. c. Young
Will run In lotion:

Metre Huntln ton tor liter-walk Men-
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‘piilldren e to in yenmlxeureion ”or
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I pertieliy down Ind enthhtibn
It the Peouehunit litter relief-
Iitmtoon. by the Iprendlnu oi
. ignition Cannon, at North Ad~
the engineer wne ellihtly hurt.

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town committee, rolled the raucutt to
order and Dr, J. Milton ttoburn Ind
UbIrien hi. iloyt were noininIted tor
chairmen uud Iocretary, renpoctively.
After the reading oi the coil the
nomlnntlon oi delegetec won proceeded
to. City Clerk J. .l. Cuueo nominated
Judge Joseph R. Taylor. lie WII elect-
ed. Herold F. Clerk nominated'h‘rod»
eriok H. Quinturd. who withdrew In
raver oi Herbert A. Mutitownon.
DelegIteo ior till the conventttmu
were mind It! follows: .
Stetew-Joaeph it. Taylor. Herbert A.

‘MIiheonn.

Congmnionni~Edward J. Mdrlnnu,
liIrry W. Mather.

SeuIioriIleeorgo
Richard J. (‘uthiiL

(lotiuty~--- Samuel tr. Ireland. John J.
Cohen.

ProiielemAdolph W. llreyiuu. Dan.
lei Wloke.

Edmund E. (Brown moved thIt lir.
George ii. Kendall be reelected II
chuinnuu oi the town committee for
the enuulng two you» and that he be
empowered to appoint hie. “maintain.
it wen no voted. II it won Iliio. upon
motion of Judah 'l‘Iylor. met the dele-
gntutt be empowered to Ippoint their
IlternIteI. _

it in“ nine voted, upon motion oi
John White, thIt oil at the votore prom
out be Ipwittted I committee to do

it. VoIburgh.

. their bent to elect the men ttominnted

hy the petty.

The routine mnttern ol' the column
‘el 3 concluded, Attorney George H.
vot- urgb. obnirmnn oi the city com-
mittee. took the opportunity to moire
It Ihort IddroII on the IituItlnn end to
diluent n committee to center Ind do
their bent to bring Iboui tiohntn tor the
coming election that will be carried
through to nucoene. lie mid to not}
ItIneo:

lleiore the cartoon Idiourmt. l winh
to hey I word to every Repubitcnn lend
to every voter. but ‘eepnniIlly to thone
Ropuhlioeun and voters who Ire to
vote in our next city election.

We tinve In our city I nonnIl ite-
nublicnn inniority oi‘ovur one bun.
tired. With thieiuoiorlty we ought to.
and we cIn. elect every man we hom-
inIte‘ior nthoeI. it we tell to do no, it
ehIii be because we nhIil hove been
unwiee in our Intention oi centimeter or
derelict in our duty in supporting the
men the mention nhooeee.

The time line arrived tor the elim-
iuntiou ni‘ inetlonel feeling: tor the
endin oi thoee petty lenioueiee whtoh

hove en the only dengern to our unit-
etit hell our“ ,1 Jitt the‘pelt. AI ite-
puhiioett w ' “out her end
plate in t one in whole”
‘Ilcfllfl‘"‘“fl 332’

Imprin‘ ' anbin
ohnmte‘rr their «open to ill «linden or

opinion, end to II the voters oi our lie Inid thIt. he had Inotlter tnIttln'
‘ lntind whom he wmttd nominate

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no thought it well. on your city cout-
milieu. to Ippoittt I minimum or rep-
resentative Republicnna to ndvltte with
the city committee. 'i‘hiI committee.
for theeenito 'oi dotinltenotte and onto
vonlenee, out be united theltopubilcnn
Advteory committee. All membnre oi
this committee, l contact and appoint
the following. '

Edwnrd Booker. Jemen A. Brown. Dr.
J. Milton Unborn. Richard J. Outblll.
Johtt W. mite, Lawrence A. Dougie“.
Edwerd B.‘ Deuleult. OhIrieI E. Dew.
Adolph Dreyiuu. Deniehllhtniovt molt
ll. Fitch. Roswell Front.“fltlwnrd M.
Guns, li‘rouk ii. Glendon, Churlee ti.
llalinclr. Stephen B. Hatch. Oberlin E.
Hoyt, Stephen 8. Jarvis. George I
Kendall. WilliIm G. LeGouot. Merli-
m‘er M. Lee. Clint-ten l). Lloy . Ildrhert
A, Mathewson. Charles it. liter. Wil-
liam Miller. Seymour 0. Petition Rob-
ert Poet-Ion. WiliiInt Podntore. Her-
Duvld w. ltnymoud.
't‘homII l‘tobino, John w. liouliey,
it‘rnukliu Airlmith. ltuiue J. Smith, Snub
not w. Stevens. Without it‘. 'I‘Iintnttni.
Samuel Taylor. Alph‘dnee Thidrauit.

‘ (IltIrIeI A. Walter-ii, Oliver E. Weed.

George A. Whelploy. ‘

This committee can meet, It the cell
oi the oily committee Ind nliugont the
unmet: oi deetrnhle oundidnteu ior all
city emcee. Thono of you who hove
in mind I good candidate cert suggest
his name to any member at thI cum.
tuition. Between now and the holding
of our city onucun. title committee can
thoroughly and cnreiuiiy (tonnlder the
names oi ccndidetee and the ndviunbiiv
ily at their nomination. and mu Incite
I iuil report in writing. with tie litter
petitions. to our city enuoue. I be-
lieve this it feasible pint: i believe
that the lnierohnuge oi ldeu Itnong I
tommitteo mndo up oi such men In t
mm untried cannot but recall in the
bringing out of the bout nvaiinblo men
t'e have. Ind thIt I ticket limits at enn-
"lldlttoe ohonon II the row". at the do
therItlonI oi this committee, will ll»
neat to every voter or our city. Iilnt~
ilIte ruthenium Ind re-aweltnu partly
faulty in the members oi our own
robin. and Illny criticism in. Ind uh»
lotibtedly attract item. the moire of
our oppouoni I.

At the conclusion at Mr. Vonburgh'e
rentIrltI there war IuplIqu. Ind open
A. Welteru they
were endorsed.

It wItt unnotiucod that the reflection
intounted to ram.

Firet Ind Third Dietriote.

’i‘ltn itopuitllodu «node or the elec-
tortt oi the Fire! unil Third Voting ditt-
triciu o! themtowu oi Norwnik wIa
‘lIIIi‘iI to ordnr‘at 8:02 o'clock. and
here were Iboi 2th! liflllt‘lll. The
meeting IIIted til ilziii o'clock. luei
ii minutes. and in that time there
wen I greet deIl Icnompliehed.

Joneuh A. tlnrler untied tor nominnt
lions ior I chnlriunn. Judge A. E.
\uetln trite unInimouIiy elected. Judge
Austin called tor I clerk. Ind Jocelyn
A. t‘urier who elected. lie then reId
the call oi the meeting.

.iudxe Auntie sold the: the limit thing
in the unit ten the bttelueee oi electing
dole-union to the ltopuhilrnn mile run-
veniiou to be held in llartiord. on
September ill and it.

After it npuoe oi Dt'l'hhim one Ihori
minute several oi tbone prenent Irene
and nominated two cIudidIten. bier.
‘ellllu it. lienuett won one Ind Edwin
I. Kecior won the other. It who moved
that the election oi the nominees be
by Irrinmatloh.

Attorney Leo IIIt‘lI, of Fleet Nor-
wnllt. then toolt.the lioor Ind Inked ii
:hoIe nominationn were let the Pint
tr Rewind dintricte. lie went on not!
told that It I Republican committee
meeting it me agreed thIi ideni Nor-
wnilt should have I repreeeutItlve. or
leiugntee, on eIeh committee. lie
told that the ilepublinnti Club oi tout
\lrtrwnlk hId appointed thin «uniniti-
tee. oonnintlug of three men, oi which
he in n member. end that they bed
met and conferred with the Nurwnlk
tieptthilottn rotnmliieu on thin mutter.
lie continued and Into titat the meet.
inn lied been I hIrmoniouI one and
tht it It» agreed at that time lhtti
I‘llnl Norwullt Iltould heme lento
on uIrit ootnmliiee. lie Inid that with
thin idea in view he would like to up.
point In ideal Norwellt men In dole-
unte to the cute convention.

It). ti. Aduntn wII then henrd. lie
iiiiltI that be but IIIIINI with in. 0.
Keillor. whom he bud nomtnniod. but
it iow memento imiore. nud thut he had
him nonierred with In bin-t Nurwelit
men. who WII raid to be entitling the
notnlnIilon In doienele to the neuron-
tinn‘. and lint thin tutti nItnod gentle-
men want willing to withdrnw trout the
held, if Ill. (I. Knitter received the until.
IhIiion.

mrl A. iiurntrnm thought lhnt chIt
Nortvniit ehould tho I "lit".

hen [Invin nominated .aWtfll ii.
smith, oi Rant Nilt‘WIiti.

It. It. Gotham new that Iomniitno
ago ii men, on Elm Not-wont men. had
Inproeohod him Ind told him thnt he
would ilite to go in the convention.
Mr. tiorhem. n member or the town
committee. aid that he told the men.
"AI iar II I out concerned, I not willint
you Iboiild Io." hlr. Gorhem IIid thIt
thin ntIh won the only one who tied
npolte‘n to him Ihout the router.

lirndley ii. Keith myved thIi the
other it. Bennett be hotnitut‘ed tor
the tim'dIlegIte to the oonvention by
mutilation.

Ill. 8. Adam said thIi ii there no to

‘ be any (lenient over the nontoetlon he

would withdrew hie nominetioti of II.
It. tinder.
E. ill. iiorhnm unlit toott the door.

If

Reflecting nomewhet II to the heel there will to be my content. lie IIIti

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Intuit helium! findmfir ,
II' cranium. no. 'i It. orVI'Il
lltiltiklu he unreu it. .Ldohn ‘W.
ti thim‘lmhm who withdrew. "

. 0." Inlet on than. nomination In
'uoond ,nl note by IonlItnItioit.
M. hm unett moved thnt“ the dole—
Ietee be elven power to elect their
own alternated. an voted. . ,
uhnirtnnn Auetln then celled tor the
nominetinnr tor the town committee,
monotone in to be pi two new dure-

on. .

't‘homII A. Skelly. II iii-It committin-
mnn: .loIeph A. (letter In ”bond. on
10. Ill. (turnout II third, were then elec -
on in quick Ittceeuion.‘

The meeting then ruddnnly Ind Ib-
ruptly odiourned~even though Bl. ii.
Gorhnm Ittcntnted to Irlee Ind tIllt.
iiltt npeochm’nn‘ie‘r II he went—«wee
dmwn‘ed by the tattoo: Ind shuttling
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New CInIIn Deleon“ Giro n. a

NEW CANAAN. Aug. 24.~—A the
Republican onucue held here lust ore.
Month the town hell the tollowing
ileiegntett were elehted to the various
conventions: »

alum—‘3' it. Lawrence, Louie Pro-
voI. ' .
. (longrtronionniwn. ti. Keller. lumen
M. sliiimou.

County-~W. 8. Raymond. it. c.
ileuder. ,

llronbleww. l. Grunt. W. 8. Look-
wood.
Beuntorlnlwlt. ll; Mend. 8; 8. Dow.
lens.

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FORMER OENATOI CALI. DIM)

“emu

Floride Stateemen PII’IId Away at the
Emergency Hoepltei in Weehinqten
WASHINGTON. Auxttut 2t.~~Core

hrui hemorrhage m the immedintn
cuties oi the death It the Emergency
Hoeuitel here today of former United
Staten Bonnier Wilkinson Call. of Flop
idol, lie wen Itrlciteit lent Seturdny
night It hie Wenhington hone Iud wu
conveyed immedinteiy to the hoenlinl.
. Senator Celt invest it daughter. Idiee
Lucy Gull, who Indeed Ilene IIIt Stun
dIy. it appetite writable am the nod!
may be tIltIn toduhnouville. Florian.
iot- interment.

serving the upper brnneh oi onto
time ill yearn. from 1879 to 1897. Mr.
Cell occupied In inn-orient piece on
uvorni commit .‘ lie wu I nItle
oi ltnueelrille. Kn . hy. Ind won 78
{:31 old. in boy he went to Flory

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At the outth oi the Civil war,
Air. Cell entitled II I voiunter in the
Conic-hereto army Ind beiore the clone
oi houtiiitiee beentno Idiutnut [ennui
oi i-‘loridn troopl.

After the war to» riches leglIiI-
turn elected blur , Shem nette-
tor. but he III on t In nested. There-
niter he began the practice at low In
iarituonvlilo. Florida. tin can pmh
doutlai elector at June in 1812 and
i876; I member at the Demoorntic
uIttonal executive committee in i876
Ind deiento lo the Democratic uItion-
Ii convention in lit‘lii. Alter lerluu
public liie aerator (tell motioned the
pIrIotlce oi bin proiouion in JIcitIott~
v lie.

oovetmon ignite Ivonne

HI HII leen Spending ‘ren DIya It
NIMUGIIOI.

Governor Frank it. Worth returned
to thI state Buturdny It‘tor I tell dIyI’
vnoliion ripenl at NIntucltet and win
It hie attire or usual Saturday, are
the Hartford (Tournnt. HI IIid be
thoroughly enjoyed hiu lelt to NM-
tuohot. the i‘onnerticui people who
were there nmhing‘ hie My very plain
uni. lie iotmd IwIiiug hitn It hit!
billet- I number oi lnvltniione to hire.
outlnge Ind mnventione. Governor
Wealth will go to thrill Rock Thorn.
in when- tho Bridgeport Bualneer
lien“. Inntwiniioit will the In outing.
Mondny morning he will the I word
oi welcome in titty tn the chineno Ittt-
deutI who urt- mnomblod It Trinity
college. , (In ’l‘hnredny Ind FridIy.
Remember 1 and 2. he will Ittend the
deeper wIterwuyI convention It Provi-
denrn. Among the lnvliotione lIteiy
renewed in one to Iiiend I good roItlI
vonvontion to (”debunk‘ and am: one
it) Iitend n «invention It Pueblo. Col.

Governor when. but Iuihoriled the
adtuienlon oi t‘iIt‘I MItiidI lnxhem to
the COIIIIM‘III'III Hoapitli tor the in
tone II I riuu- upper. lie line In
pointed Cherie: A. Shiite. oi Mliiord. to
tilt: policeman hi Fltnh'e Home ior Bol-
i ii".

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,. , rail rotten. bundled.

Jere; until hill: little. try thin greet

. grmttct 1 _.Ainerloau fitment
i lento. ,

'.*Yotté.,‘nn’itl,ueo it tor nudging
rluhl'oe all}: torn willow notable»
Ion. In It w titoue Ind beautiitee. in
me. nominee and done not II'DW
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No women who value: her Ip-
utterance and who whole I Imooth
oloer Iltili "rhould let I day In by
without tr log it (or the teen. neck.
urine Ind India. I
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All.» the Um I.’

The bridge P may.

'i'he current linemen .
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.IAIIIALL.
chub—nu
conneotlcut League Standing.

‘ W. L. PA}.
Bridhemri . ........ bit it! .578
Waterbury ......... tit ell " .675
New BrltIiu ........ fill its .55
HIrtiord ........... bit on .51 ‘
New Revert ....... .53 52 .505
Springfield .. . . . . . ..52 hi". .486
Northampton ....... i2 62 .ttit
Holyolie ............ :iii tie .379

YIIterday'e flecuite.
llridseport ii. Bprinxtleld I.
New iteven ii. Weierbury :t.
liertiord ti. lloiyolte 2 ttlrnt nine);
Hurtiord i, lloiyolte 2 ireoond garnet.
New llriiIin 5. Northampton ii.

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Chicago ....... . . . ..?t 35 .673
l’itteburg .......... ml 42 .600
New York .......... 62 45 .579
l‘iiilndolphin ........ in? DD .hilti
illnoinmtl ......... 5t. 57 .eill
llrooitlyn ........... ti tit; .400
St. Louie ........... it till .393
Bolton ............. ii iii .360
Y _ I Renata.
Ilhtlndotphln ll. ittuhurg it.
tlhloIgo 3. Bolton 2.
Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn l.“
at. Louie 4, New York 1.
American League blending.
W. .. P19.
Philldelphln ........ ‘lll til .696
lioeton . ............ 66 is .579
ibirolt ............. iii 50 .562 7
New York ......... iii no .662
Cievoiend .......... he 82 .iiti
WIIhlngton ........ 50 ill) .tlii’;
tlhicm .. .......... t6 no .406 .
St. Louis ........... til 76 .309

Yeeterd y'I Reeulte.
New York ll. Detroit 2.
Bonito 13. 8t. IntilI ll.
Chicano i. WIIhlngiou ti.
Phiindeiphln 3. ClevelInd 1 tilt in
nlrtnl.

Iormuneiord lent.

 

Molntoeb. the Auatnllul prirehnht
promoter. held I conference here yes-
terday with Tommy Borne. Ind propon-
ed I boot between Burns and Bern

langiord. Mrinioeh will return irom .

Vnnt-ouver today Ind complete his

Irnngementa with Borne.
"I here vinuIlly cloned

theme (or I twenty round bout between

'i‘orurny Home and item inngiord ior

JohnIon together again. Johneon prom-
iIed Borne Ind myeeii It Reno the!
he would give Tommy Inothur rhInoe.
lie In. new thIt he wInte to rent I
while. but we do not want him to tIlte
I long vacation ior intern! to hint will
die out. He has promieed to give
Tommy I that chemo."
Value at IIIeheil Turtle.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2t.~—Beli plIyerI

 

hIIobnli run rightfully be elIIIed ll
“mercthtliIe.”

Chime Americnn League teem in

”.500. Citation A. Continity. owner oi
the Americenn. tiled I nereonei Ichod-
die with the IIIeIIorI thin veer declar-
lll‘lill'lm the American teeth "I worth
”.98! morehnndlee. $105 iurnlturn Ind
{till he tlguretl wan caution to him
irom vurioue pereona. Both mil.
mourn were confirmed by the bond oi
review.

 

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The wont rem, no matter at how loud
‘ItInding. are IbIolntely will b!

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Old ltIiironil Stir . All drnuIItI re-
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SALVAGE WORK OMCIUIOKR IID-
MIMI.

TOKIO. Aug. :4.--8Ilvnge work on
the Britlch Irmorod cruiner Bediord
whicb.«wIe wreaked with I lone oi 13
men on the Summing Roche. oil Quot-

throuxh I done tog aundIy, wII noun
silenced iodny. according to iniorttw
tlon given out by the Japeueu Idtttir-
Ilty. The heavy Ion. rennin: It.tlie
tithe oi the wholt. hId hitherto inter-
ior-ed with oparetlone on the chi by
the ilect oi JIpInIIe wanhlpe I III-
vm weenie deepetched from Julien-
In none Ind lied Ievn ioroed two
it tieh minute which Illtl Inphotnd

near the wreck to nine anchor Ind pol ‘

to Ice. flown-titer in now “In
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“Idlin- Awhiiti
A III “38 oi. the Stanford executive
comm we the Hewitt Autnni will
be it. Minoan". It 8 n. Ito
tor the “baritone oi It-rIIIinI tor the

he tine moths or unwound
“me to be bet to titan not. The

sun-n.3- wm., Aug. air-Hour ‘

IrrInge- ,

London next December," IIld Idcln- '
touh. "i went nine to bring Dome and ,

under the pron-em nyutom of uranium ,

Under thin ruling the '
board oi review hIe derided thIt the ‘

worth slant. Ind the Chchao NItion~ ;
IlI were ceilnteted It I trliie in" then

lie itemized in II ioiiowI: '

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’ ”he D M. Read Co.-

Esidbiubrd 1857.

 

 

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The Store Cloaetnt 5 p. in. Except Seturdoye. :.

 

Cotton Underwear for Women

We are showing n‘everal lines of light weight Cotton
Underwear for women and children.

Women's high neck Vests with long or short sleeves,
and knee or ankle len b Pants. 25¢ each. .

Children’s sizes, ’ests with high neck, ion or short
sleeves, and Pants in knee or ankle length. ago one .

Long sleeve Vests and ankle length Pants to a medium
weight cotton, for‘soc finch. J

Silk and Cotton Fabrics

A diecount of on per cent. is allowed from the regular
price on inhort lengths in Silk and Cotton Fabrics. The
materials are suitable for dressing sagqnos, kimonas and
negli es. The goods are Argettilncs. Brazil, Batiste, Mull
Scar rigs and Printed Musllns.

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Wash Goods Section.

Remnant Sale of Dress Goods

The Remnant Sale of Colored and Black Dress Goods
is now going on. Although many pieces were sold on the
opening day oi‘ the sale, there are Still excellent bargains
left. In the usmrtmeut will be found lengths suitable for
women’s dresses. and a great. variety of remnants dentin
able for children's coats and dresses, which may be bought
for a Very low price.

Beth Room Conveniences.

Large high grade Beth" Sprays with sure grip bulbs and
five feet of hose. for the special price of 69c.
Tumbler Holders for bath rooms, in brass nickel plated,

nuclei at 25c. :-
Annual Sale of Dolls.
()ur Annual Sale of Dolls is now going on. 20 per cent.

dlncount on all lines. Jointed, kid and rag bodies. Good '
assortment to select from.

 

The D. M. Read Co.

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School Garments for
Boys and Girls

FOR IOYI FOR GIRL:
The Coiehreted K. Ind E. whim. Gingham Ind Peronie
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MATERIAL. FOR SCHOOL GARMENT!

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PercIleI. SeerIucltera. inpatients. Etc.

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