COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION as GLEAIIED mom NATIONAL AND STATE PRESS ... III IflITEITI IIIIIIII OOIIIIIIIII. 3 EACH), June 10. .——-The character oti 9. fight that was to be made on thei adiana contest cases became apparj early in the day, before the action. committee members began to as- flmblo. Attorneys for both factions are in conference in the morning. ‘. The Indiana cases had been looked it an the first real test of strength: i the committee. With former Vice-- resident Fairbanks heading the Tait elegance-ah large. and former Senator sveridgo the leader of the Roosevelt i delegation, the light took on more gen: 51ml interest than any of the otheri contests. , Senator Borah. who did not take t-l‘n Saturday‘s session because of as. had recovered sufficiently to Row him to again enter the commit-. deliberations In the thmng that and outside the committee room ' in which all but members and con- tents were excluded were many 1” the men prominent in the leader- 3 in or the opposing factions. I it was expected early in the day that the Kentucky cases, which were to to! w indiana. would‘be reached and con" eluded before the close. or the day. In the cases again, aside from the keen interest that attaches to the ar» contents because of the Roosevelt charges or ‘itraud," the fight was more. Interesting because they'l‘ait delega-‘ ion by Ed. 0. O'Rear, former chief ustlce of the Kentucky Supreme i l i I win the contested indiana Taft dele—t ration also were national Committee~ man Harry S. New, “chairman of the ionsl ‘convention arrangements committee; while former Senator J. A. Hemenway was not of the contested Tan delegates in the First Congres—' nuns: dist-rm. ~ In Indiana, cantests. involved 12‘ , SI tea: the tour at large and two In the First. Third and Fourth. w‘as some question. _ visiting Mrs. Rockwell of East ave. Jot Philadelphia are boarding on South , onsets TO WALKER. . ' a Federal pristine are us- Ind onoiustvely for bankers and their line is menu shmtened to suit the ion. i seems unreasonable to; Ranker Walker in Wetherseld all a years, and especially when it is aidered that no individual lost a ~l£ Connecticut is going to keep to the standard or Federal justice. Monitors and other respectable prison- ers should be turned loose at once- Mlddlotown Press. oou'sw HONORED. ‘ Connecticut will be honored doubiyl atl'Baltimore with Gov. Baldwin as a; presidential candidate and Dean Rog-‘- 1srs of the Yale Law school to present his name to the convention—New Ha- “ yea I, Register. ...—...... sovsmlssb LETTERS new II a list at MOI-Imam uncalled for at the tollowtn; post oil- so! tor thaweurrent wool. 86th Norwalk. slants, 110 Woodward Ave. ., (touch. ‘Mahackemo Hotel.- lIun J. Hatfield; ; L. R. Hurlbutt, Mathewson, city; ' James Marsh moms. Dsnbury: tenths: J. H. Walls. ‘ . J. Lind. Montreal; ‘ J ,W. Col- city. . M Mrs. B. Heath visited friends in Norwalk recently. Mrs. Benjamin H. Mead and Miss weeks at Cape Cod. Mrs. C. E. Brinkerhoff was a visitor :in Stamford recently. Mrs. Begail. of White Oak Shade visited in BostonJast week. w '_...... Dr. and Mrs. Neide are contciuplat. ing a trip abroad about July 1. Mrs. Ketcham of Weed street is vis- iting in New York this week. Miss J. Lawrence has been visiting her parents on South avenue. I Mr. and Mrs. Potter enjoyed an auto trip to Bridgeport recently. Mrs. Bolton of South‘ Main street visited in New York yesterday. i“. Rockwell vial-ted his mother at Wilton for a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chichester of South Main street are visiting at Westport Miss E. Eaves or Brokivn has been nue. The Misses Elaood 0i Green avenue? have rented lbelI house f0! the sum-S mer. Mr. and Mrs. Lapland and chllrdeni avenue. Mrs. Betta and daughter 0! Ridge? field are visiting Mrs. lr‘. Rockwell 0! East avenue. . ' Dr. iloii’ecker of South avenue has ‘ purchased a new Mord automobile i’Iom it D. Atwater. s . Mr. Parks of Greenwich was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mead of South Avenue, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and chil- dren of Staten island are occupying the Deiorest house on Cemetery stree i i A. Hoyt of BeIlin ann motorcy‘ cled to Smiths Judge. recently to spend the. day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoyt. ...—...”.— Miss Julia Ayres. who has boom hoarding with James Stillman of South Main street, will spend the summer at Asbury Park. Carmine D’Alesslo was married, on Thursday afternoon to Maria Grazia Remalia Bottioilli, by Justice Dawloss. The ceremony was performed at the I Town Hall. The wedding grew out at ' an old courtship in italy. Carmine ‘ came to .-merioa some time ago to make his fortune. He recently sent for his sw‘eotheart to comé to America When she arrived they were married; ‘ 'The Dorcas Bible Class save anotn- ». or oil its popular entertainments on ‘ Thursday evening. A number of se- ‘ lections were well given by the mem- bers of the class. Mos. Mossinxer and ‘ Mrs. Tinkhan wore accompan‘ists at the piano, 'Mra. Messingsr also gave.“ several piano solos. The fun at the evening was had with members oi! the class each dressed to represent some .well known book. "The Old Curiosity Shop,” for instance was represented by a basket full of curios. The com. tumes were well gotten up and some were Very comical. Each person was numbered and the guests were given . pencils and papers and had to guess what each One represented. The ans: ‘ war. in many cases were quite runny; Miss Sears was the host suesssr and received a bank as a prise. Theodor; Rockwell guessed the least and also . received a book one of the klndsrgar- _ ten kind. Mrs. Alexander McKsnd- . rick told I: story about a visit to tutti1 skating rink and Mrs. Walters tell! an ‘ hour was anioyod and. were served. as? who relies “sou If tinsl Want “II. to secure the hunts?! .holtl help has a little time for other: this“ ’ This Illustration shows the actual size of the neat and useful. vest - pocket Scorer This Coupon ‘ and 10c , for The Sentinel Base"- ball Scorer, Every Baseball Fan should have one of The Evening Sentinel’s Score Tablets. I A .V . I I I. ' i (ll With it yOu know at any time just ”how 1 many HITS have. been made by each club, how many RUNS and how many ERRORS, what INNING it is and how many are OUT. Keep the results of the "game befOre you all the time by use of the ST SCORER MADE It Is VEST-POCKET Size MADE [E ELLULOID durable, and will lastiilong time. . Itis similar in design to that carried by the umpire. '. (“We have not a huge supply, ¥ so get yours early. to THE SENTINEL and one Of these Pocket Scorers Will be yOurs
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