COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION As ‘
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
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New York Judge Is Chosen
To Preside
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A1 thul Sammie and family have re-
. 11 tulnod lion Ridgefleld.
BALTIMOREV June 21—Felmer W“"“I"
udge Alton B Parker 01? New Yorli, Charles Blown has resigned his no-
as selected yesterday as the tempo sition With 6:3,.“ T' Smith.
“a. 11111”
_ come to tlleil summel lesidenoe at Sil-
onlmlttee. The choice was made vermine.
against the moteSt of Wm J. Hymn:
'hose friends on the committee subw oiaduaung exercises of ‘the class
ittéd the names of four other canal-5 of 1912 of Center School were held at
_ tea for the honor. Eight of the six-I the Town Hall Wednesday evening.
. 11 votes of the committee went to.‘ before a eiowded house
1.9 Néw York jurist while Representa-(
v‘e Henry of Texas leoeived throei Joseph Murphy died at Elizabeth, N.
. es; Senator elect Ollie James of J Wednesday 'Mi‘. Mummy received
ntuoky, three vote., Senator Kerll.‘ injuiies some time ago which pr-obab
‘,G0rman of New York one vote. Isurvived by a wife and child The
As the campaign managers or those? wife is a daughter of Mr. and Mls.
seeking the presidential nomination Charles Weed of Seminary street
More playing for position with respect '
V the nomination the vote in opposi-; An auto belonging to Vincent 805511
“01.1. was in consequence split mx ran into a horse belonging to Mr. Go.
With 'Judge Parker the committee nani, at the comer of Locust avenue
no“ 'Urey Woodsen of Ky. as tem land Forest Street. Tuesday evening.
library secretary and John I. MartinI Two wagons 1131le in the ease The
161' Missouri as temporary selgeant at . i'xdlive1,- in dodging one vehicle while
arms. The selection of the arrange l turning the corner could not help run
meat committee is in no sense final if!“ into 1:23] other.Tl1e Conant
3nd must be passed upon next Mon- iorse was y out.
day at a full meeting of the national!
i Hobart Waters was injured at the
comm "'39 Report had it “’th that Rush Taggart place, Tuesday ai‘tor-
dndlana one vote and Senator 01. ily were the cause of death He is .
a telegram had been dispatched 1° noon when a loosened ileum 6x8- and
fl Chicago to William ‘1‘ Bryan asking-12 feet long, l‘ell, shilling him on tilel
ithat he at once come to Baltimore head A rope had been fastened to:
Several national coulmitieemen s“”1 the beam propllratoly to lowering it, i
1 fter today 3 meeting that ”1‘33 9‘99“ but a loosened plat-e made it fall preo:
«dad “Mt a fight would be made by M” lnalurely. Walter Adams, working;
'-’ Bryan and his friends would be made with Waters at the time. nalrowly e8
Ihe floor of the convention againsb raped the falling timhel Waters was
udge farkers 3919}?th taken to Dr. Scoville' 3 office and theni
~___.._____.A_ i to the Voriwilk Hospital. He. has con:
4"D0an'a Ointment Cured me of CUSSiO" of [he “lain. ‘y
313:1119. Ithat had annoyed me 11 ion as w ‘
1 me he 'cure was permanentfl- E . . "- '7- . - v .
S W Matthews, Commissioner 'll1(.isecond Musical Exenlni, given
Labdrxétatistlcs Augusta. Me ibl Miss Child was enjoyed Tuesday-~
t...e.._..,........ -... evening at Raymond‘s Hall. ‘Manyi
STAMFORD'S FOURTH. bouquets told of the appreciation of
‘ surh good work by the large number
PM“ to Make the celebration °f in- who attended. The excellent rllarnc-
idependence Day Sale and Sane ter of the playing of such talented n1u~
Stamford ‘5 preparing to “me a: sirlaus as Miss Lindsay, Miss Child
158(97an sane. celebration of ‘hei and Miss Sniallhorn is well known.
, Fourth 0f Mb" a feature Of which The varied program was enjoyed from
will be an historical pulmle, which start to finish by those who attended.
will march in the following order The proceeds \vere for the benefit of
1 Grand Marshal and aides. tOWn erl- the firemen and readingsroom.
are hand, historlcal flout, Indians bar- 1 .
”HHS land. Onax tribe, 1- 0- R. M-Z It was a case of beer. There were.
Knights 01' Columbus; Daughters 01' nine. kegs in this case, Joseph Cer-
Castiie; EWO Malian societies; “9“)”: ello, an Italian, was arrested Tuesday
081110“, First Settlers; F‘ll‘St 0038mm evening. for delivering beer in the
gatlonnl 800M163: ‘80118 Of St. George; ; dry town’oi’ New Canaan. Joseph has
Scotch “00‘9”, With bagpipes; otherl learned that in that town intoxicating
national societies hi‘ltomfll "0M8 beverages cannot be disposed of. Just
Betsy R038 and the Flag, JPMOI‘ 0 how long this beer importation has
17111“- M Daughters ofAmerlca; Mollyl been going on is not quite certain.
Pitcher-Pencil 0- U A Mi Daughters Joseph brought a wagonload or Rear
of Liberty; Elkfi. M0031! NEWS and from Norw,all( ostensibly to deliver it
other 105,898 MENTION float, signing! to some of his countrymen. The om-
ythe 139°13‘11““ 01' ”dependence. clals were on the job and soon learn-
“fight! of Pythlafi' lodges of 'MQBOHS ed of [he nrflva] of the booze. Im.
and Odd. Fellows- historical float Old mediate steps weretahen to seize the
Folhionddi’com Huskies. rural new culprit. 0mcer18chmldt investigated
1.311008: “0de of Protection' WOW and found that Louis Bothicolli hull
Anon 0! America, Foresterii, etc; 1118- received one keg of the beer, and that
“film! float Little Red Behooihouse, another had been placed “1‘ the gutter
J'ducatlonal institution, 801100] commit— near an Italian reg‘dence, H3 515de
\ 'tfiafihera ew' Slmmfih W“ veter- Cerlllo if he had orders {Or the goodl.
its “Seventh and Ninth companies 0 and Cerello replied that he had not.
:Hlstorlcul Evolution Of Fire De- H was proper ill; that point for Officer
mi"; from old hand engine “3 flohmidt to take beer, man and all to
9F”? QWWW auto preheat day- city be dealt with by the laws of Justice.
town officials in union and calm The people of New Canaan then *ow
Win. very unusual sight. Nine kin-ll ol'
1 good beer were brought into town, and
on T SUFFEB FROM the thlralykpnes could only look at it
limglngly. Corollo'o trial tooll place
icZEMA I Wednesday evading. at 11:40 ‘ before
‘ Judge Dawlella. The. scanned at first,
I pleaded not gulltv. it was soon evi-
new treatment has recently beeni dent that there who a misunderstand-
rd by a prominent pilyairihhilng and the declined was 'ugaln quell-
till I‘ guaranteed to cure all skin tloned as to his guilt. It Was to the
fear blemisheh.‘ This new charge of selling liquor that he had
think is dulled Hokam and is not pleaded not guilty. lie pleaded guilty-
below, and antiseptic, but to the charge oidollverlngheor. Ho
z'lnl'nb loud, mercury or anythina’ had dis-rived a quarter keg, it seems.
‘ lulury the most delicate shin. i‘or .going to Noruiaik and getting the
mil anddmtlfiilngrbsuita (on beer for the ltaliana. Corolla iii
no and it is guaranteed to known mi ‘11 good ltaliangand um; wan
Alias and cure the "moal his that offends, A large number or
e and cases of exams his whim-men. we o" present at the
lion, plies, etc. . ' ' n 6;:
V, 11d if not mama.
use all heeled we Frill no-
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made the line 310 and cools on as) 1
gregaied $211. :13.- The line was mild by
the prisoners friends. The beer was
confiscated. .
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