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They Realize: That Something
Muet‘Be Done at Once to Save
the Great industry
llilillllllllli ll
lilililliillliliili all
City bump Regarded asfine of
the Sources of Danger
a.
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Realizing that the life of their host»
nose is at stake and. that it is neces-
entry to be up and doing immediately—-
and not at some future hazy date—«if
they would save their great industry
being swept away from them almost in
a night, the oyster dealers of the Nor-
walk district met last evening at the
South News“; Club a ti organized for
thc purpose of waging- .he most active
anti aggressive calnpalgn that can be
laid out for the continued purity of the
oysters grown and caught in the local
wnl (it‘ll.
The services of the city board of
health have already been enlisted in
the cause and Dr. George S. Kendall.
or the board, who was present at last
night‘s gathering of the oyslel'inoti.
nunomwed that he will be only too
pleased to roaopvruto in every way be
possibly can. chcrui particular
sources of contamination to tho witt-
crs or tho harbor and sound were
brought to his attention last evening
and those will be made points of at-
iuuk without furihor delay. These in-
clildc tilt: city dump in Water street.
which rocks with filth and rottenness.
The average layman cannot, per
blips. see how the city dump affects
the oyster business, but it docs,'as a
little investigation will readily show.
in tlierflrel. place. there is most of the
time water draining from the dumb
into the harbor. The amount ls even
prettier, naturally, in time of storm.
The illlh laden water seeps through the
dump and dads its way into the water
of the harbor. floats down to the oyster
grounds about the inland! “immuni-
uates the bivalves. Bacterioioslata de-
‘dlarc that the seepage from‘ the city
dump is sufficient to rain for commer-
(Continued on Fourth Peso.)
——WlLL BE READY MONDAY. SEP-
TEMBER 12
To begin the season‘s leaching. Will
be glad to hear from former piiplls or
any others who may desire pinno lee.
sons. Archibald Merrlufh. li‘. lluyvlew
avenue. Phone 1094’».
SAlllTAlllilll lllliATE
CllAliCEll null mutant
Miss Lyrla Sciichorr. an initiate of
n sanliuriuul ui Greens i-‘urms. is dead.
and nnotlicr inmate. .\lr.r. Amelia
tilock. of this city. is hold by the nu-
tliol‘lilrs clmmrd with its...» iloltili. The
murder occurred yesterday. but was
disclosed today. when iiit' .tililtorltlol
took up an investigation of the If-
fairs.
Misc. St-ilrboro was hit years old. and
had boon a school teacher in New
York city, whore it is said a brother.
Loon Sent-bum, lives at lit: West z‘iitli
llU'I‘t'l. Mrs. lilouit is ill. years old.
According to the story told tho illi‘
illill'llll'il yertordly. when a nurse Want
liilti Min. flitif‘k'tl room. ”to lliilt‘l‘ up.
poured violent tutti niinckod the nurse.
biting lit-r on the arm. \i'hiiii Mrs.
ltlocit boruiut- subtitled the nurse left
her and cullori a physician to have the
wound nitrililiid to. The door of Mrs.
lilocit‘e mom was left open, it was
«lord. and when the nurse returned
after an tilliit'lttlfl of some twonly “1111'
nice. lilu- found the room vacant.
i-iuurrll was at once made for Mrs.
Block. Mia. tinilcliero'it room was (Iii
really tit-roan the hall from that of
Mrs. film-it. itlltl on coloring that chutn-
bor the anarchist-a found that Mrs.
hiloclt hail Minn Solicitors on tho floor
and was kneeling on top of bur with
her hands grippntl tightly about the
young woman's thruut. Milli Solicitors
was lifeless. having been clicked to
dontli. .
The utitliorltleli were notifirid and
Coroner Wilson at once took up an in
vestlgntlon of the Affair. Mm lilorit
was removed from the tinnitus-tum and
in now confined in the county lull in
ltriditoport.
“oi“
Notice to Consumers of Water
on Norwelit Water System
Ali tlm supply of Water in the Boon
reservoir is practically exhausted. and
the deputy in the drums reservoir he
in: drawn union. encounters are hereby
notified that the use of hole at any
time for any portion whatever iii poe-
itivel forbidden.
Th order will be enforced.
‘ canons LYNN.
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Miss Daisy til. Diehrow United in
Marriage to Oscar Mei-
ville Squires
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A quiet and very pretty wedding
toolt place yesterday afternoon at 4
o‘clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Taylor. "Sunset Knoll."
‘tlruons li‘arms. whore Miss liulsy M.
Disbrow. daughter of David is). ills-
.Di‘fiiV. of West avenue. and (incur Mol-
ville Squires. ware united in marriage;
by the liar. Charles Taylor, of Went-l,
port. .
The bride. who is a sister of Mrs.‘
Taylor, was attired in a liantismne
traveling gown of raisin color-oil silk
diagonal. ovor satin. and French tuilnn
of velvet.
The parlors were decorated with.
handsome vines and flowers. mingled
with elegant blossoms of hyrunges. one
corner of which was transformed into
a bower of beauty. under which the
ceremony t0ok place.
“Siliiset Knoll" never looked prot-
tler. Outside. on the spacious lawn,
the wcdded (topple and their guests
pnrtook of a bountiful collation, and
they departed for New York on the
6:30 train from Saugatuok.
Their wedding trip will occupy about
ten days. after which they will jour-
ney to Kansas City. M0,. by steamer
to New Orleans and thence up the
Mississippi. and by rail. where ihcvt
will make their home. Mr. Sipllrcs rcp-
resenting u largo territory in the till!“
rounding states in the interest of tho
ilixelow Varnish t‘.o.. of Newark. N. .1.
The” many friends in This Norwtillm
will wish them hon voyage and tho
best of good luck and happiness in
limb mfw lifc and home,
“Autos for hire. t‘hns. l-‘lillilrlili.
'i‘ol., day. tidal; night. dill-Ii.
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Sllli Billiiillllli
Senatorial Convention Endorses
Everett 1. Lake as Candi-
date for Governor
The convention of the delegates
from the win Senatorial district to
the .upppucanm Convention 30
be held in Hartford. on September
ltith and 14th, iiiiti. was held yuntw~
day in tiie'Norwalk Hotel at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. The convcntioli was
for the purpose of choosing two dolo-
gates to the State Convention front
this Senatorial district. The monitor.
was decidedly short and the twelvt-
delegates. who assembled promptly at
2 o'clock Wui't: tbrouuh with their
meeting in ion minutes. nearly.
They appointed unanimously and
without delay the two following own:
Charles H. Dltworth of Nurualk.
and Senator Joseph . Sullivan. of
New Carlson. 'l‘hcy voted that these.
two delegates be given tho privilege
of selecting their own alit-riiuit-n.
The following resolution was adopt-
ed iiy the t‘tiliVoIitltlii:
Resolved. That wo. tho dolcgutcu
front the lltiih Senatorial ilisiritt to
the Republican State t‘onvenilou. to
be held in Hartford on the 13th and
llth of Beptoiiiber. ”fill. in convon~
tiou assembled. hereby unanimously
declare ourselves in favor of the norm
faction of the lionurablo Err-roll J.
Lake for Governor. aiid lndorse his
candidacy therefore; and be it
Further Resolved. that ii iii the un-
animous sense of this convention that
the two district delegates. or deio-
at largo. this day elected by this rou-
veutioti to lurid State Convention. be.
directed to support the candidacy of
the meld lake for Governor.
The convention thou adjourned.
~f.own party at the i'csitlonce of
Mrs. Morrison. flit Van Zundi uveuua.
tonight. Cake and cream for unit'.
TlNNio MATCH OF NOTE.
Ilg Preparatiom For inter-Club Event
At the Norwalk Country Club.
There will undoubtedly be u invite
attendance at the tennis court» or the
Norwallt Country Club fiaiurdav aft-in
noon for the tutor-club match liciwuuti
the Norwnllt Country Club and the
Wee Burn Golf Club. Each club will
be represented by four players and
there will be four single and two doth
”'0 loll. '
One of the Country Club plural-ti
will be Ron liilrcllard. who is a tennis
iuyer of note. Mr. Bernhard Won the
lam River tournament this season.
the lietropolituu Handicap. and only
a few. ditylt are a tournnmnht in New
' litre. whore he has but!" on b
vauntitin trip. The other reprum-nle.
tlvetrof the (‘iountry (llub will ha i’. W.
Brooks. is W. Mallard and Philip
Klein.
This afternoon the finals in the
man's doubles in the regular t‘Illll
tournament will he played at 4:45. This
final! are between Leonard and Mont-
solicits and Brooke anti llililtit‘ll.
Tho’iinele in men's Olhlllt‘li will be
blind of flatworm llroolts and loop.
and tomorrow afternoon.
hire. Mini Wilson entertained
the members of the n. N. Whint Chill
Y " ” mfihoon‘itt-h‘ur home in
museum. to pf in w utters were
am. not” Golden. of this city. and
MM Jaflqulcoit. of Brooklyn, who
is a gum their parents. Mr. and Mn.
am 1 j of ham Norwallt. Titan
3 of tho dint Will be held,
iiililiilii liliiliill
“in. mm w r
Silt
RiPilRlilN v,
. lHE BRlflBE
Give History of Various Hearings
and Action Thail Has Been
Taken on New Structure
ltlltl lililllllll
lulllsu lllllll lillll
Adjournment Taken to Sunday
Evening. October 18th
The adjourned town meeting on, tho
bridge question was held last evening
and was very sllmly attended. \ The re-
port of the seiccimnu as to the layout
was accepted and the meeting was ad.
journcd until October itith. iiili). at
8 o‘clock in the evening in the Town
Assembly Hall. Now tliie was a very
queer thing to do. for if One consults
tbc calendar and looks up the mouili of
Octobor, it will be seen that the meet.
in: was adjourned until a Sunday ovu-
ning. No doubt the mmtlug would bu
well attended on that evening. but the
churches will suffer and it was not
truly, ii is hailed. the intention of
W i
(Continued on tllxih Danni
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Blillliliiii lililili
HIS [liliililiillii
inn—u...— «a...
Claim That He lies Done Noth-
ing and Fears No Criticism
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.,
SEATTLE. Wash. Soul. is.” ‘Sccrc‘
fury of the interior liiillluger. at tile
Arctic t‘lub anioltor glvcn in honor of
Short-inry of Colliiuerco and labor Na- I
sol and Atiuriitu-tlcuoral “"lilkl‘il‘lllllllfi. {
last night. spoke bitterly of his do.
tractor-ii.
"With my t‘llflfli‘lOliflnl'li‘iii of’ractiiudo
of my M‘fl‘y act. in ptlvnio and lnlpub.
fir. and my determination to go fur-l
ward in the sonic path. i do not fi-ari
the criticism of any loan or set of
iiwii. ’ sold tho tit-rroiary.
“ll be it time for men to stand by
tho laws null illhillliilfliifl of our filib-x
i re. l‘tolii tliii bond of the nilnilniairu- .
lion through all the dopartnwnta thorn
in a (internilnntlou to uphold the con-
st-itr on and laws and hand them down
unimpaired. it has been said that
criticism of me. whether true or fill-
trno. halt made nu- titiiit to hold oillrc.
if this In the than. than every public
man may be disqualified by the ni-.
flicks til the disingenuous, the hypo-
crite arid the fanatic, '
“i do not propose to cuter u plea of
guilty. because there is not filli' plit~
”Pit? of truth in all ilit‘nilouulltitin
lii’miiziii against mo. and i shall in .
none of your time lti limiting ll deft-list.
for ill this community l llt‘tlil no do!
formic." .
Secretary llallitigor was l‘l‘l‘t‘lVOil
with long applause iroui hits lu-urcrs
when introduced by l'ililotl Hinton lilii- l
trlrt .ludlm tiernellus liauford. who‘
made the Ballinucol’inrltot romniliico
locating in Minneapolis yesterday tho
subject of his discourse. The juiluiI
dcclarod that Mr. llnilinunr had bot-il’
eltinlud out. an an “objwi ol’ the liilllt‘V‘i
oltiuco of 'muoltrakorii‘.” llllil dououmiu
ed the notion taken at filliulclipollli us
an "oilirnne unparailoicd.“
lull ilsttlllt ”
ll illflill liliilH
Dive Into Six Feet of Water.
Covenant-owning Before the '
Eyes of Slater and
Finances
“magma—mm
mlnll'l‘ "EACH. Haiti. firmliv tilvlii-t
into six fruit of wuttir and alriklut on
his stomach. Annual .4. Weillsliirliwr.
of Nlcnll illl‘t‘f'l. Now Haven. trait.
drowned hci‘ti youierdny. Wolil‘ditf‘l
iii-r arrmupauind by bill elnltir. bin
fiancee and a third Now Huvuu youuit .
woman. wont out on the sound in n‘
rowiioul and when a nllori distance
from almro Waincartuor dove. from tho
IMP of tho boat for a swim. l
Wlii‘il he came to tho surface lhtii
girls Ill the boat hoilcittl his struggles
and they saw him rottiti to the nurture
the second time. lint thought he was
fouling and paid Illlif' situation to
him, but the third than he arose they
litit‘lime alarmotl hilt! nitrilipttld to pull
him laid flat boat. lull failed
A boat manned by a man on the
shore who had heard the girls” cries
reached the drowning man all he was
sinking for the last than and lie was
taken to the libero. but was so far
gone. that he died in a few nunutnil.
Weluiylftner was 22 yuanoid end
empiti hit a clerk by the New York.
Now oven and Hartford Bellman
company. ‘
Wilford .ffiltlimfi at .mm
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l
. iwn
flit .
Rudolph, thhnt‘. of
' . tonight.“ the rind
in ~ ~ ,
.53 Van in
minim.
TheyFell, ‘ ._ 3-— mead
Bill thee lmli'kfil‘ljls
ANSONIA. Sepia-twin attempting to
oucupe from their "nitration but omit
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilbert. a new
ly married cannula. well into the Note
lininrlt river. narrow! escaping from
drowning and lust, "of being on
their wedding Joiiifw as they expect
no, spin: the nlltlit at the farmer's
home. . “ .
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert ran down the
tracks near the railroad station and
in the darkness at timid off the side of
the track into iii. Naus’atuck river
where the water tabout eight feet
doep. Theracoupl were rescued by
friends. who had him: following them.
and taken toJGllgomU home where
they were given political attendance.
they had with them
’l‘wo gripe which ‘
were lost in the riiien. I,
«DON'T G TVFOOLED.
"i will not be i “:tltin busitinna for-
ever. but as long _, 11m in it i want
hoopla tulle treat" “right. i pay it:
lit. for raga. Kc usuapapers and
the heist. when to rubbers and met-
als. There are. in ltni‘enfiolug around
with a name thnb's‘oifndl like mine.
l‘lon‘t mite them for ma. i haven‘t
anybody peddling me and don't go
around with bolls..s.uii don‘t come to
the house “film-ls i‘ sotltior. William
lilh‘rou. if!» and ii on till... blast Nor-
walli. Tel. iii”
lohn Koveclt. faulted Street,
Taken to, the liman
infill?” ,
tantalum ,
nu. Hilillllliilli
So Seriously injured That lie
May Not “Recover
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.ioiin Kovu‘h. 20 _\'t~:tl‘it old. of lion.
ion strum. lies hovoriug lioiwocu bio
and death u the Norwallt Hospital
from iiijuviel. the Minor of which is
so little known it! to make the ratio
our of much iitystot'). r‘li‘sf reports
\vci'c to the omit! that Kovhuh had
lit't‘ll struck by an nutoluobiln and left
hostile the road to div This however.
in now coiialdcrvil illiplobnhltu It in
thought. rather. that ltovach struck
soniothlug and wait throuu ovcr the
linudiobars of ”iv iiicii-lr ho was rid-
illit.
“u wan found about it o'clock this
morning at the foot of 'l‘ltoinua‘ Hill.
on the Wilson road and his bicycle
was nearby. The story that be was
much by llll automobile was started
jun account of the flict that the uncou-
tu-ious young man was ialiou to the
hospital in a mitt-blue. The. people in
Nut automobile dbl iioi laavo their
natural bill the number at tho car was
noticed to be "C innit." ‘l'bis tar has
been around lint-o tor sonic little and is
utuiarsiotid to be owuml by a summer
roaldotii. The» number was issued by
the iircrctury of state's office after the
lust boolt of registration nuluburs was
puiiiinlied. At the hospital it was un-
u. mount that the lulolliilhlliutti found
ilir young man lying lititiltli' the road.
While youth; ltovucli‘a lip min cut
and he was oilii-rullnii bruised about
itim lili'f‘, he did not limit hit if he hit!
boom run over by an automotiia. Ill‘.
ii. ti. laborer. who was rulltid. thought
that under lbu rlrcimistunrpti. there
should no an invciiilitiitluii and he no
lilird the police donut-initial. tipoviai
(ltiicer (H'Ol'flft w.'jtillitiiilmio lirut Wont
up to the hospital to one it he could
identify the victim but could not. Ln-
.er. tiillrer .lohu tilri‘itiir. who patrols
t-ipllu :woudit considerably. discovered
that the young than wait Kovacii. lie
was also tdtihtllied by friends who
valllc up from Slirilinvvoad to tho how
pliul. Dinner John H. fitnilh also pro-
minded to investigate tho one when
he came on duty nut is Working on
filo ulylteiry this afternoon.
lir. sham this afternoon said its
could not give any lilra Whether Ko-
vhcll will live or ill". nor would he say
whether hill iiitiill wile fractured. At
the hospital it was iiaid the runs looks
like one of fractured uliuil. Kovach
was unconscious when found and bu
continued river since in tho same deep
stupor.
It has been learned that tblil mom
in; he slums out on a fishing trip.
He called at the store of samurai
Abrnmeua in bullion nil-mi and iienalit
some nrtlulsli for it lam-h. Kermit
lie» [“60de mother. itlm in union
oily broken up over the accident.
HDIMTAL NOTED. ,
John Keynes. ottiouimi «trout, wits
admitted to tit“ ’
invest for 'eiileni irnatmeut.
' " “ m of Sound
litres
. , till. "
s Norwnlit ”nuptial tutti
- ' ‘ wow-tan: solidi:
Ci
. . . . mm- ..
lucr’euiho oldudimu " ..
late tonight or fifth” made
table winds. ‘y ' . . .
" Billfliiiili
Democrats Select Andrew J.
. Broughel.ir.,oillartiord, as
Lieutenant Governor
ill lilllflllliiflili
Mill lliiililliilil
Mayor Fisher. of Middletown,
Wanted ‘to Name Mr. Cuhn
NEW HAVEN, Sept. fir-The Dem-
ocrats in state convention today ham.
ed the following ticket: ‘
For Governor iiiii «Shanon E.
of New Haven.
For l..leutonant-Governor-Audrew
.l. tlroughel. .lr.. of Hartford.
For Secretary f St.ate—-Zalmon
Goodsoli. of [fridge rt.
For Trcuurcrwld. Kent Hubbard. of
Middletown.
For ComptrollermJohn M. l’irady. of
New Britain.
i-‘or Attorneytlcnerah-Talcott
Russell. of New Haven.
For ltopreaentntlveniJamie in Con»
grouswtloorge l‘. itinersull. of Ridge.
lloltl. ‘
in a speech of some length Judge
llaldwin accepted the nomination. The
platform was adopted had the con-
vention adjourned.
it was tho moat harmonious and en-
thusinntiv convention the .Demorruls
have held in yearn. The only incident
liaidwin.
H.
. canto when Mayor Fisher. of Middle.
town. who bod offered the panic oi
George M. (than. of Milford. for first
place and had refused to withdraw it.
said that eat-Mayor Sullivan. of flari-
ford. had whispered to him that if he
did not withdraw Gunn‘u hauls. be
(Sullivan) “would make it hot for me.”
Standing beside Mayor Fisher on the
platform Mr. Sullivan said he never
Mild any such thing. that Mayor l-‘iah-
er'ii are have deceived hint. The in-
cltlent closed there.
NEW RAIVRN. Sept. 8» No ob-
stuclce appeared to be In the way for
a quiet mmveutlon of the "automatic
party today when a state ticket was
to be placed in convention. The oppo~
sltlon which opened tip strong yester-
day had practically disappeared this
morninli alter the friends of Mayor
ituckinuiinm. of ltridxcport. had con.
sented to withdraw his boom for first
place. giving opportunity for the point
nation of Judge italdwlu by nocturna-
lion. The statement issued by Mr
liurltingham dialed that his withdrawal
was in the internal of harmony for be
ad iii no bones been a contesting can.
ldntt- unaiuiii Judge linidiviu. llc
claimed his friends hilt! been misled
by raportn from other places that tho
laboring VOIGJI‘im against the judge
\‘pou coming to the convention he had
found that tho opjmsitiou was being
eliglncorvd by a tow men. and be had
no desire to be identified with that
element.
Tho platform mailers worked until
Iflcr 3 o'clock trying to reconcile the
tlaiiiunds of several munibcrs for
planks on national lflBilNi. one of which
advocated legislation against trust
made Ronda.
Judge Baldwin was at his office can
iv. but seemed to be indifferent as to
the course of events. ito said that he
was not running for the office. but if
the convention wanted him he could
be found at his dealt.
lloforo the ilctounton left the Toll
tine Hotel for the convention hall.
Mayor Fisher. of Middletown. called it
intuition of the antldinldwln int-u. Sonic
fifty responded and were addressed bv
Mr. Fisher. The opinion wan hold
that those who opposed Mr. llnldwln
ubouid printout the name 0' a candidate
nit ii protest nulilllsi tlio jiltluti'u outi-
iliducy. Mr. Fisher offered to llroit'cttt
u llitiilt‘, but dM‘ulifld to any whom be
bad in mind. Archibald McNeil. .lr..
iililiinrcd and explained Mr. liuuitiug-
ll‘t'il'd position. Thus lliti meeting
hrolto up. &
Thu convention was cuilud toorder
at ioziitl by Temporary Chairman Hey-
inuiir. The comiliiitleoti remitted. Hr.
Seymour being continued as perma-
nent pmaldlnlt otlicer. in accepting
the office Mr. Seymour said that his
address would be entitled by numeral
sentient.
Homer 8. Cummlu offered the no-
tion. which passed. 1 at the state cen-
tral committee have never to fill up
curtain on the ticket. ,
l'i‘lle resolutions committee not be'
inc ready to report. nomination for
governor were called for and Henry
Wade Honors. dean of the Yale Law
School. tool: the platform and placed
Judge ileidwtn‘a name before the deter
natal. He said:
“Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
(louveutloh. Follow i‘ieinocrntez
"This convention is to be ensured
stated on the fact that. it unstable.
under no atolls coudltionu. in the
one great . e which today divides
the two great portion In national poll-
tioil tbo‘ertlt
iiiiiniltn hilly _
ileum. , helical-lemon party wllimh.
trot the multilingual iiupreaoautlv
if t bl wire it may elect the.
i ‘ but to stit‘olfiiilliih
f if
to it in the: this
out of the country is ”
dveree to the health . _
Mn— - Warm
‘t
But Nearly Lest tile Place on
State Democratic Central
Committee
A goodnetured contest developed
before the state control committee at
the Democratic state convention. in
New Haven, yesterday afternoon. At-
torney John J. Walsh and Patrick Fits.
maurice contented for seats on deio-
giitee from the Third Voting District of
the Town of Norwaik. Mr. Walsh was
the choice of the seven delegates from
East Norwulk, who split from the can-
cue- held in Norwalk. last week. and
caucusod by themselves. Mr. Flt!-
nlaurlce \vae nominated by the dais-
gates of the First Voting District. ‘
‘ Before the hearing started both
aides agreed to abide by tho Melon
of the committee and patio climatic
matter into the convention. Attorney
Walsh put on several witnesses and
showed that Mr. Fitstnaurlce never
voted in the Third District and had no
standing there. An affidavit was :an
milled from Town Clerk Herbert R.
Smith shouting that Fitzmaurice had
voted but fail on the Second Vottnz
District. Mr. Walsh claimed that for
years East Nor-walk had been recog,
nixed. and allowed to nominate oilicers
for several of the town emcee.
Mr. Filament-ins alleged that he had
been regularly appointed a delegate
and held that he ought to have a right
to a soul in the convention. When the
vote was announced it stood eighteen
for Walsh and two for Human-
rice. and Mr. Walsh was seated.
At a meeting last evening of the
delegates from the Twenty-sixth Sena-
torial District, comprising the towns of
Norwaik, Daricn. New Canaan and Wll~
ion. opposition dcvcloped to Mr. Walsh
going back as state central committee-
luan. and the delegates from the Sec
ond District. Jeremiah Donovan. John
F‘. McMahon and John Keogh. voted
solidly against him. The First District
delegation was split. James T. Bub-
bell and John S. Seymour favoring Mr.
Walsh. and Michael J. Howard being
against him. The country towns. New
and be was declared elected. after two
ballots had been taken. the vote stand-
ing: Walsh. 5: McMnhon. 'l.
The iv‘alrfleld county caucus was a
quick affair and endorsed no one.
Homer 8. Cummings. of Stamford. was
chosen as chairman, with A. E. Vane“.
of Bridgeport. secretary. Senator Dono-
. van norm a cusp-tin harming that
the caucus endorse Judge Baldwin. Af-
tor the sllcnro which followed the call
for further business, a motion to ad-
iourn was interpolated 'and carried.
"lilting off the matter entirely. No
mention of endorsement of Mayor
lliicltlngilum. of Bridgeport. was
brought up]
WildlinRll litillii
iilRil illiliilll Hill
idixup by the Turning in tit Two
Alarms Caused Some Delay
”WM-w”
Fire partially destroyed a email
burn at the rear of Charles Schroed-
ll o'clock this, morning. Although
there was it nilxilp over the alarm. the
fire department arived in quick time.
their timely arrival saving the struc.
ture from entire destruction.
When Mn. Schroeder
that the barn was nib-e. smoke was
pouring out of it in a big volume. The
cry of tire was ruined and Leslie 0v-
ortou turned in one alarm from the
the box at Meadow street and Wood»
ward avenue. Someone also sent in
an alarm a little later from box til. at
hoivndes and Woodward avenueii. The
result was so confusing that the do
pertinent apparition circled about the
center of the city. but finally got the
right cue. ("lief Harold li‘. Clark. of
the department. hustled to the scene
of trouble in his own conveyance.
reaching there in time to direct the
ill'oliion. "bu tire was dichotomou-
ad out. T or burn ooh I colloid
ornlile quantity of tiny and out» lnd
huriitisn.
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or I who derby for 32.65. V present-
ing thin adv. to O‘iirien. the Matter.
This offer good until October 1.
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word- er ten. 2| cum a time». i
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South Hermit Board of p .
cilmen Highly Cotupllmil‘ittll
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Mayor Robert M. Wolfe. at thematic“
in: of the South Norwalk 30"er
Councilmen. last night, submitted.
farewell message. in which be praised
the work of the council during. the
past year. and told some of the 1mm
taut things, which had been Mi
pitched. He said:
South Nor-walk. Sept. 7. 1910.
To the Honorable Common Council“
the City of South Norwalk:
Nearing the close of the year's ad-
ministration. and recognizing the bud.
conscientious work done by the vuril .
one committees and departments of“.
the city government. and appreciating
the courteous treatment extended mi ‘
as your presiding officer. i feel If my
(motioned on Second Pm.)
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