-
‘ - men? that] y
. Cl). Holland Untton Smith. of VVdSllinE‘
‘ elm a noon 3 wedding breakfast
TUESDAY, JUNE 25.
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"liiu (‘aipenters "i iiloti will meet land
tiansact toutine business tonight. I
James O'Donnell, 01’ Cannon Station.i
spent yesterday in Norwalk on busi-
ness.
Concord Division No. 2, Sons of
'l‘emiiel'ance held it rgc lilar business
session last evening.
«We give .3 per cent.
auto tires. Silli‘gcs'
|
l
discount oni
all (lavage (‘0. It
The l‘aiiiieis and liecoiatois‘ Union
will hold a meeting on "lhuisdny eve.-
iiittg of this week.
Harold You i low of New York city.
spool Sundiu as the "lit‘ si o! Anson l‘.
luIcli-r . oi llutlel sii‘tee. .
Mitts Ethel Williams, of New York
city, attended Nit‘l‘l‘iii's Business t'ol-
legt‘ reception last night,
A strawberry festival will be held
at tinI Spi‘iiigwood i‘iiion Chapel, lily
. i
nv‘emic, tomorrow (‘\'t‘llllli-{. i
Catholic liiiion Council, No. Ilt‘t
Knights of Columbus, will meet this
evening for regular business
Albert Malltin and Charles Bennett,
iv‘ranltliti avenue. spent Saturday
cvciiittg‘ iii tli‘eiInwiI-li, with friends.
of
llitr lirothcr's Lotiae No. in, l. i) 0.
li‘, held a weekly business iiieeiing on
lost evening in the Wall street ouarI
ltIl‘w.
2. per cenl.
Siiirges'
discount ()ll‘
(lavage Co.
We give
all into tires.
The weekly rehearsal of the Southv
Not'wiilit (litiirteitc Club will be held
this evening in rooms, in Ntll‘lil‘
Main sil‘cIIi.
iis
Vacation time is drawing near and
the various ciuployes tvbout the tII'wnl
are. so iotttinnte as to get a vacation
ail- constituting the same with pleats-i
illillit‘ anticipation.
\t'ushtngton Cnittp, No.
of t\.. will hold its wecki:
incl-tine; this cvonittpv in its hall,
.Vt’asltingion street.
i‘ S. 'v
bitsiiiest-il
iii
A st: tie it c'oiitocittiotioi liiiilci t‘ h: ip l
tcr. No. 38, it. A. .\i., will he bell this
evening lit the Masonic Temple, inl
South Main street.
#9...-
l’. (‘. l.()illisitiii'}’ itodne. N. iv). (l. l’..
will hold its Rt‘lllivlllmliili)’ business
llll‘t'iillll. in the Mystic tfhain hall, in
M'asliiiititolt -t~itl‘ct‘t
Spetiier l-le.uod of (' level: ind.
in Hill titling the siioiinet with All. and
Mrs. Walter ll. tors-on, ol‘ iviiisi uvciiuuv
titli' lvjlwood has linen in Norwalk every
utttuuicr yours and has :i
nttvni lllilll)’ l'i'it‘lllib bore.
(litio
for several
vSnturdliy in fun day at the i‘iii'—
l'ord l’liurmnivy. l‘It‘t‘l‘y billy custom-
er on that day will reieive an import-
tvd Hllk (leltdut fun free.
*i‘ he bridtzp t-oiihiiueiioii committee
will hold a ntcetliii: iotiioi‘t‘ow after-
noon at. the South Norwailt Club for
tho purpose of conferring with the re‘
preactttativen ol‘ the lv‘errls estate lit
rottut‘dn to the purchase of their pro-
perty for bridge and park purposes.
“WWW...“
liltinetloltl wilttesrtt-Itl on Saturday
the largest wedding thitt.htts iiiltcn
gilitce in that town for years. Mirth lteI‘
llo ingot-soil llnven, daughter of Mr.
and M rs. George. ti. ‘ilnven, and Gilbert
(L. Jones. jl‘., of New York were marri-
ed in St. Stephen's church by the Rev.
tan, 1). (3., and the Iltov. John Chapman
tractor at St. Stephen's church. A are
plat was run from New York to Ridge
tfleld to convey the wedding, 811m:
Following the ceremony. Which wok
W served on the lawn or the Haven
; limits
you the standard beareis
‘deitiiai nomination
i ilt'yan
l speak
COLONEL BRYAN WilliLl]
CONTROL THE DEMO
GRATIS GUNVENTION
IN BALTIMORE
(Continued from First Page:
conventions.
Many recognized leaders of l'lciitoc-
acy arc woiideriitvi what will be the
powre of lll'Hllls oloouente whether
that gilt which insplied liiiti to the fa-
“(‘ro\vn ol‘ 'l‘hortts and Gross of
Gold" speech and won the presidential
nomination iii isttti llj-"dill will be able
to l ally the patty s lesions around ltiiii
i
men j
the presi-
.\'one of them can
Seven of iliIiiiocriicys siroiig'
tli‘c avowed candidates for
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liorianco of some sort of music. “Dix-
II
to supplied the need.
"Win with Wilson.“ an alliteration
supplied by yell and four dock poster
was somewhat more pretentious titan
the Marshall designation of their can-
didate brought to ‘liiiltitnore by 1,200
licosler. “liidlaint's choice."
Arriving delegations blocked the
streets. crowding hotel entrances
where candidates had established the
headquarters so that it took a rush
of treat iii to 20 minutes for the enthit.
blast, to gain ei‘ttrancc.
(:oni’eiii, paper wads and penny
5(‘ltllllilit2‘ln'. with vigorous welldei's ot’
feather dusters managed to keep up
the interest of the crowd oil the street
lt‘orty real "lvloun' llaivtzs‘ from Al-
beiiiurie County. VIL, are in be ill the
parade which the Clark supporters are.
planning to precede the opening of the
convention. Other curiosities in the
«it;
parade will be, "Borax Hill" with him
the tallest, shortest and fattest dole»
antes .t’rom Oklahoma, and vii group of
aged members of the Jackson Demo-
cratic Club, the Democratic organiza-
tiott iii existence.
One thousand advocates of woiiiiiii
suffrage are. expected to participate in
a parade which sut‘fragists, led by Mrs.
Donald R. :lioker, are planning to hold
Thursday night to impress the dele-
gates Floats representing the states
of Washington, Idaho, Utah, \Vl'tllllill‘!
and Colorado. where women vote are
izolnt; instructed to show the triumph
of American sutt‘ragists to date.
A plank in the platform designed to
win over tieg‘roes to the l,)einocratic
party is sought by the. National Color-
ed Democratic League. it reads as
follows:
"We. recognize the equality of all
men before the-law. and hold that. it is
hotels to the. armory a somewhat seri-
tlio duty of the government in its deal-
lngs with all the people to mete out
equal and exact justice to all, of white
ever nativity, race, color or persuasion
religion or politics.
A committee headed by Bishop Al-
exander Walters, president of the loa-
gue, will present the vplanlt to the res-
olutions committee.
A Wealth of decorations in white and
gold midthe national colors, greeted
the early arrivals on the. scene of the
Democratic national convention. The
big ball, ordinarily a huge steel boatnv
ed, brick—walled nnmory, was trails-
fin-med by vlnindreds of yards of lliiiliv
ving. The only steel girders under the.
roof were, hidden by a false ceiling of
light netting. From the. galleries hung
the banners of the various states and
the territories and insular posses-
sions. ‘
.Tiio crowd cattle slowly and when
the band began to play at it o‘clock,
tile. galleries and guests' sections, sur-
rounding the delegates Oil the floor,
held but a scattered few.
The delegates, its usual. on the open-
ing (lily oi‘ it convention, were. slow in
making. their appearance. A pouring
ritiit iind a scarcity of vehicles made
progress from the headquarters and
one problem.
Every one was expecbing a great
demonstration when Mr. Brynn ap-
peared in the ltaii and was quiet in
anticipation. Word came to the con-
vention that Mr. Bryan was continu-
in}.v his conferences right tip to the
do more than hope to receive the. re-
quired 735‘ votes on the first ballot. l
Mr. Bryan has said repeatedly that he‘
was iii no sense a candidate, yet liei
trues into the convention as a delegate
. from Nebraska and the second choicel
of more states lilllll any
liitlilit‘. Since hit.- arrival hero Sunday"
til .:lit \il' iirtaii has dislontaticaily:
(viided eil‘o its ot t‘tieutilv delegates to
vdiau him out on iht subject. it \voiihiv
seciii from his demeanor iltat his .Yreni
interest was to main control of the cou-1
vention l'or
\‘I‘lll the nomination of ii reactionary. ‘
While it had been admitted that dc"
t‘ivni ill his light against i'arkt-r would
ilt,‘ ii severe blow to Air. lli'yaii. yet his‘
friends do itot concede that it \\()ll1lil
llvmvoti ‘llll'l
the progressives anti pre~
lt‘iilllillille htin its a presidential liiissi
bility. As the (‘ililil'lllttil oi the coin-
mitice on resolutions. which he ptob
lliliy will be if he is not made temper;
ary chairman of the convention. hilt;
will have the opportunity to
iii prcsciitint.v iiit‘ platform. 5
Right aftei the nominations for picsiv
dent will be lit or'dei
l‘hei'e can be no doubt that .\lt'.
all is the central figure here.
Roosevelt was in (‘liit-itao.
thee in that the latter made
leading progressive, while the further
in point: title the lltIiitot-arlic convexi-
lino nppatcnily to \v lL'J‘ the battle of
piogicssivlsiii ii sell
Little itttpoitiiitte attached to
(untested seals here as computed tvo
those in ( hiiaao. “t hose «ontesta will
have little bearing on the result, \V‘lti.‘il
. 4 l
.vcver they are decided.
lliiltlinorc is tloltit: its level best to
take cure of the thousands of visitors
within its nail-s.
begin to itccouitiiotliito “ill.
them all.
t the public spirited cili‘M'iih ilt‘ttstllt‘llilluy
rooms to t‘cceIVtI them, and
indications are that few will still‘er tiny;
'nreiii illt'tlllH‘llit'llt'tI
tip lilt'il'
l'_\* was nbroud last tilt-.iii. \Vitlltv some
of the ticictritleu sweltei'cd ill crowded:
hotel rooms. holding t‘llllt'littI'H llllti din-i
citusittt: the prospects of their pivostr.
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and one of these Pocket Scorers ‘
deiitinl favorites. many more of
\‘lHltorit joined the tilt-unlit: which pit-
ritchd the streets until a late hour.
(Toilette yells ot‘ tltiI"Woodrow Wilson
Princeton (flab and the "llonn‘ lliiwg”
song of the t‘lnrh t‘itiiiiinittutn ntinltlcd
with the lturriihs oi‘ the followers 01’
Underwood. Marshall, liaritton, linrko
and Baldwin.
Managers of candidates supplied the
itmiiiunltion for the noise. A leaflet
With complete ‘thl'tiis and ’llltlflit,‘ of the
"lloun' Dawn" stint; watt passed ottt by
a hoarse mule chorus of Missourians.
Harmon boosters litltldotl out copies of
the famous hymn “Blast Be the Tie
'l‘hnt, Binds." Tho leaflet. recited the
”Story of ti. Hymn" told by Gomrnor
Harmon himself and in it he explain-
ed that the singing of tihla "beloved old
mine" to a tamnom' picnic in Ohio re
turned him to the governor‘s chair.
The Underwood ‘ cry, ‘dlndorwood.
the party‘s best asset." merely made
the claim without a. tune, and the
Boom place lit Welt lotto. .=: .
"‘ its
I, mthmrm (loony mam the im-
lit'y-i
as .\lr.5
'i‘lic altar-1
his iinhll
outsidtI the convention to win the lie-1
lliiitiii‘lill nomination for himself as a‘
iilci
’i‘iit- hoicls could not .
.\ spirit of Hindi
t
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made.
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will be
Score Tablets.
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Every, Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Sentinel's
With it you know at any
time just how 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
r all the time by use of the best scorer
(lllt is a vest-pocket size, MADE
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the entire season.
to that carried by the umpire.
(“We have not a huge supply, so get
yours early.
YOUTS.
It is similar in design i
‘ ed as he made his way to the stage.
NI) :IiIiIlIIIII'tI erIIIuIII the lillitiwiil illl'ltt'ti.
’ batter. ‘ .\u the titfl‘lfl‘llili tit arms eitddnvo
'l‘ho t‘onnvcticiii deletztttlon ended» in vain to subdue the confusion on,
.vorod to start. it
Bathing Suits. Caps and S
Sale of Summer Dresses
We will show a number. of
New and Different Styles in
White Hats for Wednesday
750 to $3.00.
0
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hour of convening. form.
A few delegates who went. to E
to Mr. Bryan found him somewh
vans and irritable. IHe confirm
intention of nominating Senate l
W. Kern, of indiana. as a candid
temporarv chairman in opptislt
.iudI'e Parker the choice of the I
The committee in charge of the, con-
vention arrangements had given the
most prominent places on the floor to
the states having avowed presidential
candidates in the field. To the right.
oi‘ the main aisle and directly in front
of the stage was hilssouri~home state
of Speaker Champ Clark. To the left 1” “m“mitee
was New Jersey. with Woodrow wn-I Both sides at this time were '
son as favorite 3.,” ’ing victory viii the coming tight. '
hack of Missouri cattle Ohio, with, M 12:10 Cardinal Gibbons tll‘
lovernor Harmon iii the field. Back pm"? at ”19 ”OHM” the platfort
of New Jersey was Alabaniawhonteot' Norman E. Mach/took his DIE-C9
Representative Oscar W. Ulitierwood. chairman‘s (193K Charles R.
lndiana did not fare so well, btit theIliai'iiaryettiai'inn 0f the House 0
members of that delegation did not re— : lit'esentatives, t00k 8» 8981 flea-l
tritrd this as in any way diminishing M‘Wk- He W35 ‘0 301' 38 iml‘llilme
the chances of Governor Marshall. WWW” ‘0 the Chairman.
(onnecticut was close to Ohio the' Rt’iilt‘sematile Robeit I. Hen
delegation enthusiastic in its suppmt"Imas chaiiman ”i ”19 House COI
of (2m ernor Baldwin. North Dakota. tee 0“ Rules, (““th the. stairs
nominating Governor Burke, of that SL330 and COUVQYSNI f01‘ a mo
state. was no more favorably located with 31“ BTW“ lienry. who I'I
titan litdiaitn. both being in fourth or Bryan S"i‘i’OI‘iC‘Y‘S ill the HOIISéIW-
fifth positions from the front. 1‘99”“ [0 lend his influence to th
.Itt ii:35 it was discovered that the bmskfln in the convention.
slow arrival of delegates was due in IUD t0 that time Charles F. Mu
part to the close scrutiny of the tick- "“011 B. Parker, Senator 0%
ate and credentials by the doorkeep- and ENG?“ Olllt’l‘ 0f the consel’v
crs, a. long line of delegates and others leaders were still absent.
lteilliz held up outside the building. There was one sharp contra
Senator John Sharp Williams of Missl- ”I0 I'OnI'eIIIiI'III arrangements tier-
ssippi had a great deal of difficulty those in Chicago. At the Repnb
The first cheer oi‘ the. convention convention ”10 hall fairly st
went to Governor Wilson. As the del- Willi NIW‘OMI‘d policemen, a CI‘
antes” seals began to an up, 9. stand of them being thrown always to
ard bearer marched up the centcraisie the front 01' the stage. in the
carrying a big white silk banner been 011"? 10th” to find a. policeman
lug a gold star, and the inscription “ki‘ searching for the proverbial
"tlrnnd Old Texas. Forty vores tor (“0 i“ a haystnck.
\votim-w Wilson. the people's cshoice." (’IIIrirIIIIIII Muck drouned his gav
AS the banner appeared u (Inger 12316 Wiiil the illi‘llOllncementi ‘
swept the scattered crowds iii the cab convention “'l“ “0 ill 0111912 The
lerles. The delegates then on the floor geant at arms will clear the aiel
did 11m“ cheering. Confusion followed, as the offlI
Cardinal Gibbons. who was to make endeavored to get the delegates
the opening prayer, entered the hall tiliectators into their seats.
at 11:45, accompanied by Chairman A moment after Chairman Mao
Iliobcrt Ci‘ttill, ot the local committee son pounding for order. Judge Pu
on arrangements. and preceded by it accompanied by Judge Morgan J.
sound of |)0ivit‘0lll(‘n, the cardinal in his Brien of New York appeared ma
red robes made a picturesque figure MB W11)“ “it the wrong aisle in z“
amidst the sobcrly clad delegates who of the New York delegation.
wore rainy day clothes. lie was tviteI-r- A cary "Parker, Parker" came
the galleries. hilt the former canal
was not. generally recognized.
* Mr. Bryan received work that!
non. Senator Kern's homo state
decided by a big majority to sup.
.ludtze l’lll’ist'l‘ nitd thus uphold the
iionnl committee. This news watt
ken by any delegates to mean dtl
to the. Nubi‘nsliau in his first 3
light of the convention.
.\lr. lli'yiin appeared not to be
At this time the hall was titling rit-
pldly. There was a spreading murmur
of excitement ili’l word came that Mr.
lii'ynn had started rt‘oin his hotel for
the convention.
A short time later Connecticut eti-
tercd the hall with a big blue banner
inscribed:
"(lur t,‘hoice for
H. iiitldwin,‘
l‘reaideni, Simeon
cited disheveled individual forced
way to the front of the hull and ye]
“'l'ell (‘ltiilruutn Muck there are
delegates in line outside the door
can't, get. ilt.‘
Amtili the convention was delnon
allow the delegates time to outer .
bull. ‘
Dolomite Plait of New Jersey tor,
his way titroiotvh the crowd corrle'
bit; bunch of bananas. :lle distribtl‘
the fruit among“ the Jimmy roles .t
"lost it little forenis‘ltt. " he comm?
ted. "we don t intend to starve if
session in prolonged. "
At. 12:30 another effort was mm
secure color There was it aomhl
of quiet and Chairman Mach (1 ~.
the reading or the call for the con ‘
tlon.
it was read lty' Thomas F. suit,
Secretary of Tammany Hall,
York.
The aisles new pretty atoll o .
up, but the delegates were good
at] about it.
Nilowlng the call Ohm, ,
'Iintroduced Cardinal Gibbons 101'
invocation. 'l‘iio mt. audience
littldwitt demonstra-
tion but witliono success,
'l‘hcn tho band played. "Dixie" fill“
it tireut cheer swept. the bull. "'l‘hII
Slur Spangled ilniituIr‘ brought the uni”
thering to its loot.
'l‘liotlitilforiiht detonation
in a large champ Clark banner.
teretl cheers greeted its advance.
Mr. ltrynn'attrpflaod the convention
by slipping in truth out anybody seeing
hint. He. ahooit hands cordially Willi
Cardinal Gibbons.
”i not very triad indeed to meet, you"
he said, “and am sorry not to have
known you before."
The t‘ebriiakttu tvltott slipped bitch in-
to a seat well-titwludod from the, gaze
of the crowd.
The delegates at this time were in
great confusion finding their seats and
apparently store not concerning them-
selves with Mr. {tryout or anybody else.
Twelve o’clock the hour for comet»
lag came and passed.
National Chairman Mack, who was
to call the gathering to order had not,
yet. not in all appearance. Meantime
the band worked hard to earn its mott-
bronchi
Scab
so. At 12:08 Mailbox arrived and
Initiation tho emulating to at. one.
m
(Manning on twelfth
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