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yy‘jdlolegates. After Struggling in Baltimore for a Week, Are Al-
’ most Ready to (live up Hopes oi Making a Nomination
on the First Few Ballots Today
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-‘Empire State’s Ninety Votes May Finally he Given to Under-
wood, and Evidently
Are Not for Wilson
l‘- Party-Third Official Ballot.
Clark 329; Wilson 602; Underwood.I
- 981,5: Hermon 28; Foss 27; “Brynn 1; i
' IiKsrn, 1.
Forty-Feurth Official Ballot
Totai,1088'Clall\30tI Wllamiii29;
:lUnd-erwood 99; Harmon 27; Foes 27
BALTIMORE}, Md, July far—Unless
the Democratic national convention
. unude a nomination for piesideut to
day. it was asserted by leaders oi! allI
factions that o. manor'lty oi: the dole-I
when would regard the situation eel
mmctlcully hopeless. Some of them
went. so for as to admit, privately that.
Wm
,SoIIllI Norwaik Councilmen Back
‘ tip Water Commissioners in
Conservation oi Water
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murmur liliil’
Replies to. Criticisms oi South
‘ has been given to William
I Bryan’s proposal that a general pres—
' identiul preference primary be held.
Norwslk Board ‘oi Trade l
‘Ae was predicted in the Sentinel,
. last week, the water cmnmlesionero,
suluniowu to the South Norwulk Boardi
ol‘ Councilmen III the regular meeting
old last evening to proposal whereby
the cqmniisoionois be empowered to-
men water meters In the city wher I
um and whonovm they new Iii Io.
Bother with o. sonic of prices tor wuioi
consumers using one metered water I
This stoods In. direct reonlt or the mac
tines or many lot the consumers inI
-vriltully abusing their water privilogce‘
by wasting large quantities to tho ddoI
MWMBW of tho lot-go majority of rho
consume“. The new sonic ot phlces
is based upon experiments made with
, toot. melons which have been in nee {or
. Wino time sod provide that. the con--
humor: living within the city limits. nI
unwieldy charge or it so no made (or;
,, all mom of 10 000 il‘ltllonii. If this
Willa. oncoodo this allowalioo oi
* Whom)!» Iliad] no chimed sit idiom
. is W 1.000 gallium. This mmaI
s and reopens word sorrow
cannon. . ,,
mm of the meeting. Gonn-
My W. Mother clinician of
they feared the convention would have
to Mom some other means of select-
ing a candidate. either through 9. fort-
I night's recess of the present conven-
tion or through a mass meeting
be held' later.
to
Little consideration
Jennings
Many convention lenders, however,
held tonsciously to the opinion that, s
nomination would be made today.
They pointed to the fact that lllinols’
53 votes would be swung to Wilson to-
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urns Firewalls
.. llilllui Within
melee Fife, tho wolllknown ‘Rnlii-
road frultererf and patriotic citizen
of Springwood. has completed all up
rangemeuits for the annual Fourth of
July celeb‘rstion In addition to u
number of set pieces, similar to those
which Mr. Filo always makes. he will
give e. miniature moduc’titm of the
recent. Tirrklslrltailan war, and this
promises to be unusually interesting.
Mayor Wlillum F. 'l‘ommnny Ex-
Mnyor Albert M. Pohiman and other
silly and town omciais have signified
their intention to be present, and with
the thousands of others always in at»
ionduuce. anticipate alloying the dis.
play. Mr, Elie is planning to have a
musical program in connection with
tho nii'uir as was the case lost your.
Mr. Filo makes all his own fireworks.
including the set pieces. and he is on
artist in this line of work. .
m «M
~Prlze waltz and dance. Eight
prizes. Stamford Political Club at
ltoion Point Wednesday evening.
Ton pieces of music.
“refinements
III smrooo Ioniu
sunroof), July own business
block within twenty loci. of police
headquarters was entered and room
during the night. the burglars action:
between 860 and $100 worth of booti'.
IBovorsl mores are located in the
building and times or tour or those
wore entered. There is no clue.
.. ......... Wm»—~nmh~aw
«BAND OPENING OF NAaH'B
Now [Blending Pavilion M. Dorlon's.
Wodhooday night. July ‘lrd: also don
sing duly out and Elsturdny night.
“so;
mfldww
THE RECREATION YOUNG
We wish to cell the attention or our
readers to the advertisement on Ms
tour oi the Recreation Tourist. 00., ro-
wording their selection oi tom on
moped for «the mm of 191:. This
company With one» or till Oran“
street, New Haven. (loom. will be glad
to mull trod noon mum lid-1
motive erosion time new
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Charles Adams. oi Barton. in
Control—Royal Grocery Bom-
psny‘ Also Bells But
M
iSevo‘ral changes in South Norwnlk’
places of business took pines yester-
day. July lot.
lerl School), who haswboen in the
cute and restaurant business in South
Norwslk dot the pest sevsnid‘on years
being located for the greater part or
the time at. the imported cafe. in Roll-
rosd avenue, dis/posed oi! his nucleons“
to Charles Adams. The latter was
for many you. in similar business in
Dutch, ibuts, dew months ago pnmhoa- .
ed hotels in New York city ‘nnd White
Plains. These places did: not appeal
to him as well as Connecticut. and he
decided to return to this section. rbe-
ing'fort'uuoto in getting Mr. Schsub's
. well established stand. This is known
from New” York to Boston, and Mr.
‘Schuub had a great Ieputation for his
restaurant and cafe service and did a
large business.
The RoyalGIocery Company. which
some months ago purchased the bust.
hens of F. l).'mwton 5‘: Company, in
South Main street. has sold out no it.
Nuvuiiky. the grocer at No. 26 Day
street. who has been located therefor
some time.
wGRAND OPENING OF NASH'SI
New Dan’éing Pavilion at Dorlon's.
Wednesday night, July 3rd; also dan-
cing July lion and Saturday night.
GDLFAX EIMIPIEIIT
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COLFAX~ 18 point
The amnionnuol elecoton of authors
of Colfax Encampment. No. 31. I. O
0. R, was bold iwt. evening in Odd
Fellowo' Hall, South Main street, at
which time the touowmg officers were
elected for the ensuing term:
0. P.—-James H. w-ilmaott.
IH. P.—-—Jullus Brown.
S. W.-Z. P. Brown.
J W.——Oliver 1. Clark.
Scribe—AC. A. Bmwn.‘
'l‘rensurdrv—C. H. Gerhman.
These will be installed July 15th.
by I). D. G: P. Decor Burdiclr. of Storm
ford. with the appointed oinocrs.
no...
-—NORWALK BTREET CARNIVAL.
Mosques. horns, confetti. rattles.
etc, 5c in 25c. Costumes 50c and
$1.00. Norwnlk'e Ibis masquerade
street csrnivnl, evening, July 3rd.
Sale at W. P. Boors' storo, South
Norwslk and Norwoik. and Masonic
building. Norwalk. I.
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WOULD-BE POLITICIAN ARRESTED ‘
Anthony Fox Had His Hot in the Ring.-
llut Police Dld not Gm.
Anthony Fox described a circle in
Wall street, nonr“Wslor street. onto
morning shortly otter 8 o‘clock. on}!
removing his headgear proceeded in
the eyes or the assembled gathering
who had been intorestedly watching
his notice [or several. minutes. to place
lilo lint in the ring. Marksman Ad-
onis next received It declaration (mm
the candidate for Number Nine. who,
other delivering idle speech. boarded o.
Winrrlpuuk' trolley car.
Ohio! Thomas Motherland and 'l’mt'v
.tto Cop Thomas .1. Barney had been
informed of the slimline actions of an
unknown man and were in cm to
rescue him bolero «lilotrip to Winult
punk was well diction. Foxy, to In
oxiromo 'l‘ony recanted their interfer-
ence with his «motion Dim. but his
Imivrtniione were to no soul for in.
side“ of orcouolo oi minute-Ills Ind
resting in the cell. site will he tried
fer intoxiostiou later.
5 r'l‘rsst dipole the troll hom~
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80m NORWALK. CONN
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Heart of the Business Section
Was liIipsd Out
NORTH ADAMS, bison. July 2.~—
0nd of tile most disastrous tires that
ever visited North Adams. destroyed
to large section of the heart or the bud
these district. early bodily. causing an
estimated kids at {800.000. Thornton)
Dlle Theater Wilson's hotel. the Em
piro apartment house and Sullivan
Brothere’ {Inuit/um building were de-
strayed.
For n time it was Knurled that cover-
oovornl other buildings would be hurn~
od, but hard work by the combined
tire doimrtmeht of Adams and North
Adams checked the flames. The W
lice have begun on investigotion at
the theory that the tire was not.
Starting in one kitchen of Wilson's
hotel the find shade rapid pragm-
and when the firemen «hired me
commonality" fioyond their control
The dsmoa- dumpéd from the low:
port or the hotel to the upper soot-ho
and there was s tremolo ruoh or 100*
‘or more s‘llesls to places or safety.
Nearly all lost their clothing and M
scout directs. With tow exceptions,
the hotel guests were Bible to roach the
outset linuhsiotdd. Wanton-ll. Dam.
on sand man was overcome ilily smoke.
Chis! Montgomery and other linemen
amped their way through the motto
dlled believers and brought him safely
out at the building.
From thshotol the names spread to
inod destroyed the Empire moment
. house. a dour-story brick otmoture.
Empire theatre close by. next become
one oroy ot the llamas. And woo u to
lot loss. The theater had a setting
onpoclty of M00. 'Sulllvnn Brothers‘
furniture More and wurohouoo. loon-
tod in umsnotory building, was burn-
buildinx and n etsbid‘sloustod close .by
ed to the ground. A small wooden
ware also destroyed before the homes
were brought under control.
Occupants 0! lower floors in the Sub
liven building lost considerable pro-
perty. Tome and Bryant, dry gm
dealers. softened demand amounting
to 390.000. Sullivan Boomers. a con
Iiorstion of six brothers. wens urin-
cipsl loss". Their loss to portions
covered by insurance.
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MGRAND QPINING or NAM-I'D
New Doodles Psvilion at Dorlon's,
Wodnomy night; July 8rd: also don.
din; July ion and Saturday night.
mum on Low '
[Hill are stun
m
guilds, tho little eighteen month!
oid'hsught‘sr of Mr. Mid litre. Barnum
W. Blood. of Brood River. met with o .
very «nous accident yesterday
while booming minder-mother and
my lqe‘iailo slain of both em. _
he. i in some mum: poured
whom over her. the it
her little Me and holly
nurse in Quanta. and on till. result
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Miss llarrlIIt Quimliy sud Her
Assistant Fall‘s 1,000
Feel at Meeting
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BOSTON. July 2,~The sensational
plunge to death or Miss Harriet Quinn-
bl’. thedrst‘womon aviator of Amerb
co and her. Ilivi‘oooiiger. W. A. P. Wil-
lard, mnnsgor of the Boston, aviation
interfere With the events scheduled
for today
The body of the aviatress was taken
from the undertaking moms in Quincy
during the day and sent. to her late
residence in «New York. The remains
‘ or Mr. WillsIId were removed to the
homs‘of his brother in Cambridge. The
machine plunged 1,000 feet. '
mJuly 4 st. .Roton Point. Dancing
afternoon and evening. 10 pieces of
music. Concert on the Fourth. Big
tilde. ,
CLOSING RECITAL BY PUPILS 0"
MRS. GEORGE WARNER
BRADLEY.
One of the most pleasing social
events of the moon was the recital
given by [the pupils or Mrs. George
.Wurner Bradley at her home, 193
Main street, last evening, assisted by
Miss Antoinette DePIdrne. the lending
controller singer of Grace Church.
Miss Mme rendered a selection in
German which was greatly enjoyed by
all who Were dovorsd in listening to
her Bile is «no
commits void
it! her connotation is
to but her. """
Homing-ton and reflects much credit
upon the mm of her thorough in-
smarter.
The pupils rendered their selections
in Is most satisfactory manner, evlno
in; o keen insight in their work and
also the carotul instruction upon the
pm or their teacher. ,
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed with mass and daisies and Amer~
icon (ism sud presented a most
charming appearance.
A dainty collation was served and o
delightful social hour followed. which
wns as usual greatly enjoyed by pu-
pils and Walther.
Mm Agnes Sullivan introduced the
guests and announced the selection!
in her usual pleasing manner.
-July 4 at Retail Point. Dunning
afternoon and evening. 10 pieces of
music. Concert on the Fourth. Big
time.
MURDER. asses TO BE TRIED.
NEW HAVEN. July 2.-'l‘llrdo mun.
d'or one. were included in the dock
at 01’ the superior Court which open»
ed its July term today; They were
those of auntie W. Reynolds; a. Civil;
War solemn, charged with the death
oi his son (insoles A. Reyno- lds. by
directing; Mrs. John G. ‘Doylouod
Bridaoport. who is hold for the death
of her six months old. m. in this city.
and Raymond um. autonomous.
who is warm with having Idiot. to
death Benism‘iu Fmtiieel.
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fiNO‘l’lCl.
til vsr'o shoe store open Walloon
day night; closed ull any T-lmmloy.
July 4.
OFTEN MUCH I‘l'f'i‘tlly
anemia-“How many young ladies
would lttolm to illl up this road be-
tween Imodon sud Brighton?"
nlnwdbout o. couple of millions.
sumo-No, Bil. booed» its its miles
loom Londonto eminence mm
is Is ‘9” to I mild-drama World.
WWI-MW
«Prize volts and. dunes. Eight
mm ugliest {dish net
' wurllunfrosdossr
Nair Tonight slid Wednesday.-
meet at. quntum yesterday, did“ not
and of to (loop rich '
so older that. it. is certainly o. trout ‘
ATLANTIC CITY.N. J., July 2.-——
While three thousand specifiers
‘ stood too startled to other a single
sound, the big dlrlgible *buloon Akron
was shattered‘by «the explosion of the
gue'l’bagund blown to atoms at 6:38
this morning, a half mile off shore. or
or Absecon inlet. Melvin Whitman,
had built the airship. with the idea
of dying heroes the Atlantic ocean;
Calvin Vaniman, his younger brother
Fred. Ahnos, Walter Guest and George
Brilliant. his crew were instantly kill-
edit No trace of their bodies has
been discovered.
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Governor Woodrow Wilson, at New
Jersey, was nominated tor the attics
of president at the united States by
the Domcrntlo convention at Belti-
more at 3:15 o'clock today.
-lCE‘OREAM.
Orders for July ith must be in by
10 p, to July lid The delivery of
any orders given July 4th. will not
be guaranteed. DeKiynhs
mow.“ M
III FALSE All“,
he; as located at the comer or us:-
tngton avenue and Auntlu street the
cover or which was smashed to smith»
ereeno Sunday morning at. 1: 15 by
John Whitey who, in the excitement
Norwuik doddepsxtmont. boys quite II
run. many ultemoon obout (o'-
clock. The cover being 80110. the box
was into unprotected. and it IB‘VGI'Y
evident inst. name or the. mischievous
youths in this neighborhood had 9. lin-
m in the donor momma bar. The
linemen mended. but on wrivinx
found tints toms practical joker M
the best or them.
Buooflntsndont Mimi m Wincheoo
Or. 0d the fire alarm system. by of-
tiered s reward of iii no soy idiom
tion iwiind to tho mictlon or tied
guilty my or Moe. Widths I out
innit Millstone!“ underworld:-
thallium mnedxlosimlorvosu
on mm
m.
technetium. lidihsmon sud (loci
on? thin the
1‘
The dirtgible was selling about 1,000 .
III PRISIII II
sols TIIIIllEll ' L.
to rim to this storm (or s. are did'mlt ‘
monitors to use tom, gave his sent}
it. m o. Cordelia. ,
use lilo-of this wool: (or the donut,
inlet tram this city. . - ,
ope, containing ohoudn
force or the oxplooion.
the middle. Amaze or calm
ship from new. From
My etn seconds‘ the . “
- Members at city
’ Board Bel '
Tho trouble om
trying It. hired on:
Norwalk Chronicler