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’I‘iie. Sixth Conniany. Coast Artillery
)orps, broke camp :11 Fort ll. G.
1Wri11‘ht, this noon, and the members
of the rounnand are due to arrive in
South Norwnlit early this evening.
‘..“.TW-” I
Norwalk people are looking forward
to the unusual service to 111- niven 1n
the. First Congregational (‘l111reh on
Sunday evening, 11 hen the famous At-
lanta. linir-rsily quartette will take
part. in the service, singing the, old
negro melodies and describing the
work of their 11111111 malt-1' for the up
lifting of their people.
A subpoena \vns sort-ed by Deputy
lilnited States Marshall Timothy 1'},
.ll;1ylt-y_ Monday 1111 D. ll, l1euison 111’
1My:-:ti1' citing him to appear in the
United States court in Philadelphia on
.lulyl. \\'11111'Ss in 1111 action
which the United States has against
the James Burton Scott company 111'
Philadelphia in an insurance transac-
111111.
its ii
.\11 important meeting of ihe South
Norwalk lioarti 111' Trade will be held
on Friday evening in the parlors (11'
the South Norwnlk‘t‘lub. 'l‘he mem-
bers will consider plans for a summer
\o‘uting; will probably endoise the
increment on foot for portnunent
Sl.illt’ roads; the matter 111 Saturday
evening 'l1ttlltl concerts will also
. brought up.
be
John tie-1111 knapp, Miss 1.11011-
111st. Annie Minion and 11111 l'utit
er. 'l‘heodorc Knapp. enjoyed a de-
linhtl‘ul automobile trip yesterday
through the Connecticui‘hills, stopping
:11 Bridgeport, Stopney, and Newtown,
where they had '.1 9.111111 dinner at the
Newtown 11111. called on some friends
in and near Newtown. then 1111 to 111111-
.bury and home. All onioyed the trip
greatly.
M 1's
NHL
According to figures compiled by
the insurance Press, the late editor.
A. Homer liyington. 111‘ Norwalk. ear-
ried insurance on his life aggregating
$=lil.:1311. which was paid during the
past year. in Norwalk .‘1 total of
$ll1),til)ti was paid various beneficiar-
ies; in South Norwallt, $112.111111; in
East Norwnlk, “9.0110; in New (‘11-
1111.111. 31:11‘011' in Southpor1 1111111111;
in Noroton Height 11, S-.. 111111
Saturday in ion day at the (‘lit'-
ford i’hariuiu'y. i'ivory lady custom-
er 1111 that day will receive an import-
1-11 Silk tieisha 11111 free.
1 11111111 t‘ou1niisslonc1 i‘easp had a
patron t'Hilliii’ from being injured 111
“on! 111' the public library 111 l-‘alrlleltl
Monday afternoon when1111:11111111111»
llllt‘ which lie was driving collided with
:t {\‘orwullt electric 1'111‘. According to
11111 Matt-inept mode by iiiiriril‘lllll'l'i'i
131111111111111l11111'1' l‘oune attempted to
cross directly in front of the mortal:
vilt‘t'll'it'. The trolley struck the 1111111-
11111l11l1- 1111 the aide, about. iuidony 1111-
111'1'1-11 1111- 11'111'11111,1i1~.~1pltr- (1111111111111 by
”111 motormau to stop the. 111112 The
1111111 1111 the attimnubilu was broltwtt.
but. the electric our true undat'tuinud.
’l'he pit-titre 1'111' had 111111 11111111111 after
allowlnrz 11 pardon-nor to alight when
the accident happened»1llrid111'1ioi‘i
’l‘t-logruni.
Frank 11. iiulholland. of Toledo. 0..
11111111111111 for the defendants in the 111111,
or i). 1?}. 111111111. 111 (‘11. against momboro
or the. United llnttrrs of North Amer»
ion, in in this 11111111 for the pnrpone of
consulting with those who are named
an (left-minute in the Itense. Mr. Mul—
itoiland, who is 11 lawyer of national
reputation, is 111111111111th headquarters
at the office of the hatters‘ percolation
at 21311 Main street while in Danhury.
811111111111 Blake, national president or the
1311111111111 Hatters or North America, 111
tfiAw in malady in connection with
, the Loom: suit. The Danbnry New ll
Mm to announce that defendants
tin the cm with desire to consult with
1111'. lanthanum can arrange for such
emulation: 1111 the hatters‘ onloe.
EllPEOT TO TAKE BALLOT
FOR THE PRESIOEHTIAL
OANOIOATE TOMORROW
(Contmued from first page;
nomination, in event of a close, race
between two candidates with all oili-
et's eliminated. ills irientls
that he will be 1.111- 11omine1- if there—
ia11ochoit'e 1111 the first few ballots.
At the various lit-atlututrlet's no talk
of :1 etnnpromise is heard. Optimism
prevails 111'1-1'1'11'1111-1'0 and each candi-
date is referred his admirers as
11111 "llt'Xl president". As the t‘otisti-
lUlW
tirtion oi the i'nited States makes 1111 -
1111111111111 for seven presidents at one
time some of them 1111151 1111 mistaken.
The t‘larh forces have been unusually
Confident since Mr. Bryan‘s deft-.11 and
are freely predicting 1111- nomination
Hi the sprnher 1111 the tlrst bulloi.
The vote by whit-h lormer Judge .-\l~
1011 ll. Parker of New York was elect-
ed temporary 1'l"111111an 1111-1' I\lr. llry-
:111»-~ T1lli~w11s interpreted in
many ways, The ("hump Clark adher-t
enls are openly 111111111112; the nomiun-i
tion and there were many at the (-1111 l
\‘ention today who were inclined 111i
agree that it would 1-11111-1' 111- Speaker
t‘lark or a “dark horse." Talk of .\lr.t
l-i1'1an 1111511111 1'1'.1511'1l 111 11111 menus
Some 111 this tilt-ads claim that today s
1111e 1111:; no 1151; that many of his:
most ardent supporters 11'1-1'1- tannin-it:
ed by circumstances to vote againsll
hitn as temporary chairman. They,
claimed on the other hand that thel
rote indicated that he held a "veto”i
power in the convention which put
him in a position 111 domiu'ttn'e 11». 11';
\1 ho should be the nominee.
\1’11111-11-\\‘:l|l11m .l. 1111:1112: plans,
111111 111- tor the building of the party}
plan, what planks it may 1111113111 ""1
whether 1'1 will be pronressive or ('1111 I
savntive in none, 1h.- Nebraaltan 1:1,
keeping carefully concealed from his:
friends. Mr. iiryan had no stair-11111111111
to make this morning regarding eitiit'ri
the platform or .ludao Parker‘s ttppetll
to the delegates to make .\lr. liryan
('hait'nmu ot' the resolutions commit-
l.t‘l'. l
lieturulnu 11111111111111-1 from a visit to,
Mayor Preston. 1111- Nebrasltau sprnl‘
the early 111111111111: hours in ('111‘1‘1-Hpoll'
dent-11 and 1111-11 went to the convention
ball 11111111-1111 the 111111411111 111‘ the row}
11111111111111 committee.
"’i‘li1-1l1111-t:1111'1-1 are saying below tilt"
stairs that you will \"l'lll‘ the party
pln‘ll‘t 1'.111" was; ennui-1111111
"lint 11 mountains plattorm Would:
be a l'l.‘lilliit‘ to the ('11111‘1'11111111.notilrll
11 not?" was. Mr. 111111111211 rojolndet.
lit-r1- 11 newspaper1111111 lll‘t‘rltlt'il Who1
to M 1'. lirran and in most confidential
appeal 1111' ltiltil'tlltiiimt 1111 11111 platform
1111111:
"7111'.
1111 111111 1111111111111
579 it)
1
1
111111111. 1 111111-1111! 141-1-11 .iit'. "1‘1"
11111 run you tell 1111-
what Mr. ilrvan belleveu 11111 platform
will 111111111111”
.111. 11'11111 drew 11111 1'1111111‘11'1’ ntlli
('ltmi'i' to 111111 111111 i'i-pllt'tl wlih liltit‘k
Hertdttnneaztz
“l llili’u 11111 111-1111 7111'.
thin 111111'11lntz."
Mt‘. lil'ytm Was told that many dialo-
uttltru boiler-"1i that 1111.- \‘oto yontt-rdo)’
indicated 111111. the convention wan pro.
gronniro and that 1111. would 111.1 1111111 111
111111111 11111 ('.l'liiililliiiv for the proaidou
tin] 1111111111111 11111.
"1 111111111 1 have given 1.111111111111011
that the convention Would havothe re.
uctionnry 11111111111 with the mintllilctttlon
‘111119511 1111:, delegates hear from home.‘
The vole would indicate tthati am
down."
"But. not out," added a friend.
"With a qualification than 'I don‘t
mind 11, 11.1111,” omlllngly replied, the
defeated candidate for temporary
chairman. .
Bryan W111 Continue want.
it was 11111111119111 stated today. prior
to the beginning decision of the Demo-
llryo 11 mynoll'
declare .
(it‘ll/U0 national convention 111111111 Willi-
, ' o
am .1. Bryan, defeated in the conven-g
tion yesterday, has deter-111111911110 pro
the convention at. the earliest oppor-
tunity.
Mr. iiryan,
ground that 'preconcdt ltsotlid be upset
and n nmuination made (‘01 the presi-
dency before the platform in written:
1111-1 £11101 'teti Some. of the Ne'lirasknu' a
calicrs today quoted 1111111111 saying
that it was use-liens to write a prouren
SlVe platform if the conservative ele-
1111-111 should 1'0'111101 tho nonnnation.
Mr. ilt'yan has been urged 1to write. the
platform, bttt declined to have
111111;; 'to do with it as he was not sure
who Ithe candidate would be.
it was certain today that he was
full of light and had determined to
wage his twnr against the lly'ans and
lit-11111111111 to the end of the 11,11.'t.'i1e1'in1.r 1
lioth Brian and antl~ Bryan tactiono
in the 11:111entlon are intetested in the
“third 1.”art,1.‘ gossip which in moral
11-111. The advent of Francis .1. Honey,
of t’alllornia who fought for House
vol-t in ['1 he. Republican convention and!
Charles 9.. Grain 11f~Chicano. who help-1
ed to conduct itlie curly l.-ai-‘oll1'tto
campaign, and their reported inter-
view with Mr. Bryan gave an impetus
to 1l1e'dlscutsslo11. it was reported to
day 111111.81111a'tor [nil-‘oll'ette already
was in Baltimore. but no one had been
able to locate. him during the
noon.
iiency said he had come to Haiti.
more to soothe l')e1nouratie “1111111111
roller” 111 work, that 1he had lit-1' umo
lore-
«.
it is said has taken the.
any- i
so accustomed to the “toot, toot" at
:[the Chico-11,111 convention he could not
clpitnte another fight on the. floor ofisleop without it.
i Allot' the convention
Iwero in iii-151111011 today. ‘
Senator-elect Ollie James.oi.’ Ken-
thcky, is said to have met with much
opposition an 11. candidate for perma-
nent chaiiman Some or the morei rud~
‘ical conservatives said they feared
:ilie Bryn-n influence behind Mr James.
Senator Cut-hereon. of Texan. (loci-in
.ed the tender or the permanent chair»
mansbip. ills health in not good and
he. feared the strain.
With the nominating session expec-
ltcd to be held tomorrow Presidential
gossip filled the. 1111' today. it deemed to
.be admitted by all that Speaker Clark
committees
,will in) into the convention with a dis-
, tlnct advantage over alipthe other can-
didotes. Mr. lltvun's friends refund»
to consider the colonel out of the r-un
ning and not his defeat foi the't tem—
porury chairmanship was in no sense
a test. of what his strength would be
1111 the presidential candidate
The. llryan followers ate hopeful
that the 1111111l11111'111;.r light. may go 'to a
fourth or fifth ballot. and believe that:
in that. situation many delegates would
mihrhhn
‘i‘iiark horse" talk was more general
1 T‘ny than ever. This was partly due
to the fact. that the New York delega-
tion has determined to vote for Mayor
William J. Gaynor on the first ballot.
The evident. 1111113111111. 01' this is to get.
11 test among the candidates and some-
thing of a true'tline on the situation.
Others interpreted‘lt no meaning thatM
Mayo-r Gaynor may be boomed for the
vice-presidency.
The Woodrow Wilson people, who
stood by Mr. Brynn almost to a man in
this flight for the temporary chairman-
ship, are expecting his support in re
turn when it comes to nominating and
apparently base their hopes of success
upon some .uuoh action.
It. is realized by’llil Ithnttthe two-
thlrdts vote neceesa'ry to nominate in
the convention, can only be secured
by a combination of come. of the condi-
dates or by a "break" or "stampede"
of the delegates. The varolus leaders
are firm in the belief there will be no
stampede, and say they do not even
tear Mr. Bryan-himself in that re-
port.
The reason “1'. Bryan declined to
head the (mannlttee “as that he is not
in sympathy with the it"tncx “see111111g~
ly in control 01' the Baltimore. conven—
lion."
When the committee met Mr.
was not present. ills absence was
disconcerting. No one appeared to
know exactly what the Nebraskan's at-
titude. was '10 he, although it. was ru-
mored 'that he would not accept the re.-
stx‘inalbillty of directing the. platform
makers. Nevertheless it. was decided
1111a11an10u~11y that. the place should be
profit-ted him.
After br‘iel discussion it was sug-
gested that. a committee of Mr. Bryan's
friends he sent to his rooms. The com—
mittee arrived too late; Mr. Bryan had
started to the convention 111111.
B ry a 11
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WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE COMMITTEE.
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sin pursuing such a
The c0111111lttoe returned to the cont-l
mittee room just in time to item .111'.‘
ilr1 an make a HD001 h refusing to nor 1 u
.11; chairman 'i‘he Nebtasltnn dot-lat-
ed 'that unlesn the pl.1tlo1 111 embraced
his ideas of 11111.- pr'otztetn-t he would
submit 11 111111111111 report to the con-1
11111111111. He said he \1'1ouil lnlto no 1111
pol1rt1nent which 111114-111 91111111111511 him,
course. lie our.
phalleaiiy declined the honor his col-
mounds-1111111111l111ounly wanted to lie.-
atow upon him.
.Not 1111110111 111 11.1 etiaily abandon
111111111 harmony program, 1111- (10111111111111:
turned the matter over to Senators
ltnynor (Montana and Calla-1111111 111111
they hold an earnest 111111 1111111111 111111
Air. 11111111 in one 1'111'1'111- oi the 11111111
'i‘helr adorns 11'111'11 fruitb 1111; Mr. 11111-
1111 illimlllilt‘i‘d bin 110111111111 11nd ll 11'1111:
unaltertddo l
Senator 11.0111 11115 turned to 111 1111111,
1111 representing 1111- proton-11111111,- lit-1
111111'1'111'1‘ and he wan 111111111111111111111 1'.111»
non.
Credentials Committee Moon
The lillnolg (111111111111 (‘liilt‘fil were liw'
first. taken 11p when the credentials,
committee met. today to perfect. the
permanent. roll of, delegated to the 11111
thump convention. linger Sullivan.
whose. control of the. slate convention
at Peoria, and success in dietrlct
rights in ka'Coun'ty, Wits 111. static,
was in frequent. conference with
friends outside the connnlltee room.
The. credentials commit-lee held llii
11111111101111 1191111111] locket) and guarded
door-11. Each side in the 1111310111 con»
tent; wan siren forty-rive minutes for
preocntntlon of its arguments. The
contestants in the cm were the Han
noonflwrot delegate. who claimed to
have ”ennui on actual mommy or
vote: our the Sullivan delegatesm‘ho
, not been conciudmi 111. that time.
built after the e'ontentlon had new
mitten.
'l‘lic (rodontlnlo committee at 11: 3
o‘clock (tr-11111211 to nah tho conventh
to adjourn until it oclock tonight, 0
1111.: to the inability of bile comm-Hr:
“10011111111!“ wot k on the contest 1. ‘
AYILlllllt‘lllt-i 111 the liliuolH Closes
Ag.- 1101111 as the committee won 1
anoint-d Mr. iii-yap moved that the 1) '»
sentation of the platform the date :1
111111 11 :1 candidate for president.
1111 1111,1111-1'111-1111111111 tho 111101108“!
No 111111111.- at nonn- length urging
."."pi111.1e1111l111 platform and portion!
in refel‘mtte to tho tnrii't and (ii
111111111111 111' senators (111 which [1an 1
11111111 111111 ion 1111 111 1111 a. division 1'
Hentlnmil. T‘yv
.\ir itryan'n motion that tho p nu.
111111111 111‘ 11 platform be. deferred 11
111 after 1111: nomlnntolna by tho .-
veullon wast carried 11, to 9 'iihe v- 1.
mil-ten will l‘i‘iilllllilli‘lld 1.11111 notion
the. convention 111111 adjourn until (1
convention 11111011111 determine the 11 '
tor
The claims of the ilarrloon- 1- 1
1.1111111111111911 to the acute given to the Eli
livan delegates in Illinois, were :11
noted to the credentials committee
Co111n~nsmtinn itnlney of that silW
The point 1111111111 1111111111111. the con ‘
{111111.11 wast 111111. they had 110th 11'
presented their contend! to the “lino! "
state convention 111th1111. but 11 ‘
kept entire] y out of that convention.
was on this ground chiefly that.
national committee gave phonon“
the Sullivan faction.
A movement. to test sentiment. ..
Senator John W. Kern, of Indiana, .1 .
the presidential nomination have M
mitten by some procronolvoo whom
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