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Night Session Taken Up Princip
Clark into Second Pia
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i BALTIMORE, Md., July 3.~—-F‘or pre-
sident—Governor Woodrow WilsOn of
New Jersey. For vice presidentflGov-
eruor Thomas R. Marshall, of Indians,
I This was the ticket completed by
the democratic national convention
‘ at 1:45 a. m. today.
I The nomination of Governor Mun
shell for vice president come as some-
lthing of a surprise, for when the
night's balloting (or vice president be
Igan it seemed that the Brynn-Wilson
contingent in the convention had de-
lilnitely settled upon Governor John E.
There was
and ‘
. lBurke. of North Dakota.
not much of a. “fight—m however,
m). .
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Miss ' Glgdys Richardson line of
' VThréiIll/iciimo otEafaliiy in
,- Duluth. Michigan
DULUTH, Minn, July 3.-«i.lfe was
Instantly crushed from the bodies of
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fipvernor of New Jersey Selected Late Yesterday Afternoon for
First Place, and Second Position of Honor Was Filled
After. Two Ballots Early This Morning
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when two ballots discloned Marshall
easily in the loud. Governor Bur-he's
name was withdrawn and Marshall
was proclaimed the nominee by acct!"
Ilnution
adjourned sine die‘
made their way out of the big con-
vention hull. singing and happy to be
started tor home.
presidential nominee when on
46th ballot he received 990 votes to 8d
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ally By Efforts To Get Champ
ce, But lie noticed
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A minute later the convention had
The delegates, worn and weary
Gov. Woodrow Wilson was made the
the I
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oII’IIoE oull‘olzro
”M..—
George “Washington" Dllwortb, of
Mott avenue, and Spencer Elwood. oi:
Cleveland, Ohio. 3 summer visitor in
Norwnlk, bed a borrowing experience
yesterday afternoon and one that they
will long remember, when, while out
ouncelng from the Norwsik Country
Club, «theirfrlsl craft cit-pained and
threw them into «the waters of the
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Participants of Tonight’s bolo-
brallon in the City of
Norwaillm
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Will be «Two Bands of Music and
Many Other Features
. Everyone is working diligently to-
day «to complete all the details for
the grand street carnival, the first ev-
ent of its kind in Norwalk, but. to be
on annual affair heucefomil, and the
committee have removed coats and
collars, have rolled up their sleeves
and are going to it‘ with a. will.
Decorations are abundant and each
plimo of business is doing something
in the decorating line. Electric lights
are being strung in extra quantities
and in red, white and blue globes.
Six large sesrchligllts have been pinc-
ed on the roof of the cor burn to light
Wall street Moot of the stores have
sold out their bunting and flags.
Reports are current today‘thattbe
greater portion of the stories, with the
exception of the drug. candy and fine
work: stores. one to close down: at 7! 80
o’clock, thus to give bills proprietors
and their clerk a chance to enioy the
celebrotlpn The stores will rennin
lighted on, however.
Chief Thomas Lostherlsnd stated to
a reporter this morning that anyone
who lessen picking confetti from the
streets will be‘proinptlyermted. He
also gave assurance that any acts of
rowdyism will be debit with summar-
ily. The largest «force that has ever
“Ibsen on duty will be caring for tho'
« report to thy ..
will be minced out
line. ‘ «
who «is not in coulomb.
“m or Gilli?v 1*
and decode leg.“ are welcomed.
motion coo oileMo in this owner.
chat will be very
being on time at the lformotion you will
greatly assist in torn.
begins to moves
anyone ml. more
is apt to be i
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~NOR-WALK NTREBT. CARNIVAL.
etc, so no 260.
.81. 00.
street carnival.“ evening.
Sale at W. i’. Boers' store.
Norwalk and Nowelk, and Masonic
building. Norwnlk. '
New Dancing 'anilion at Dorion‘s,
Wednesday night, July 3rd; nice dun-
cing July iiltll andslttnrday night.
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in a Letter to the President lie
,to President 'iiflt all usslsmot secre-
‘ subordinates
No personwll ,betnlicwed to parade,
mutter, truoIts. ben-
vorttoemonto will be
lollowed in the patella.
All floats bend drown or auto trucks
No advertisin
For line of your. cod order of for-
Please would that the grand mar
busy and that by
The parade
p. In. sharp. 3°
17:30 at the latest,
O‘llt.
B GAMER.
Grunt! Marsh-l.
Mosques, borne. confetti, rattles,
Costumes 60c and
Norwalh'o.. big «nationwide
July 3rd.
South
—anNo ornumcgor NAsI-re
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Takes nonunion tol Boost
liisgsllpsrior
. WASHINGTON, July 3.—-A. Pitt AdvE
drewe today tendered his resignation
my at the treasury.
min In animal timel- to the mil-Ideal,
Andrem'wrltos of conditions in
the treasury department which'are al-‘
loved to be due to the attitude of 800*
rotary MecVelgh toward mm of his
Assistant Secretary Andrew's let-
ter oi resignation charges tint. subor-
dinates in the Treasury; Dopertngent
"have been hampered and dinournsed
at every turn by ‘ Secretary Mac-
Vengil’s idlosyucracics ln‘bis upeclty
on .oonv
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Captain Albert A. Goill Painfully
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Was Riding a Bicycle at the
cycle and puluiully injured yesterday
spiel: .
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Injured by the car of George
Eanoo, of Bridgeport
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Time of the Accident
Albert A. Gelb, of 30 First. street,
East ‘Nonwslll. was knocked off his bi-
ufternoon at 3 ociock' when he col-
lided with an automobile owned and
driven by George Enrica, of Bridge-
port. manager oi the Singer Sewing
Machine Godunov. The accident took
place on one of the dangerous writers
of the Marvin road, which is the
highway used for automobiles going
to and from Shorehaven in. Mr.
Gelb sustained a gush on his right
temple, a painful bruise on the lore-
head, several teeth were knocked out
and bruises and abrasions about the
arms and body. Fortunately no bones
were broken. He is reported to be
resting quietly under the care of Dr
Franklin G. Brown. , ‘
Mr. M was riding hill bicycle cud
goingrtcwu‘rdo Shovehaven when the
accident .occuer. {lawns just do-
scending the [tight «elevstion at. the
point when the automobile came up
from the opposite direction. Mr. (3ch
heard neither bbrn nor the noise of
the machine. which was slight anyway
Neitherthe eutOmOinlsi nor Mr. 0er
had time to turn out and they came to-
gether with a crash. Almost simul-
tsnecuslly with the crash, Mr. Eons:
stopped his machine which is report
WEATHER FOREGABT
too, although it was compiled by him«
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tonight; Thurcdny cloudy
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BISIIIIBI BBIIIMIIIII‘S
Committee Appointed To investigate the Muller, and or“
Be Made To Buy Electricity From This city
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and the some thing.
Despite the fact that at the last
meetingmof the East Norwalk Fire Die
trict Committee one of the members
of the district. committee denounced
the annual report as e. chemo and a
disgrace to the district and commit-
oelt end had his signature attached
sud, despite all that was said against
it and inferred, the auditing committee
reported lust night that therepOI-t
was correct in every detail.‘ While
the meeting did not extend the cour-
tesy to the committee by accepting its
report, it did accept the report of the
auditing committee. which is all one
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_WA SHI NGTON, J lily
pi“
3.~—An inves- ‘
North end the Presidenth yacht May-
flower with President Tait and a par-
ty of distingniehed friends on board.
in Chesapeake Bay on the night of
June 9, is being made by the board, of
steamboat inspectors, at Georgetown
mistoms «house. Captain Symlugton,
only nineteen persons than;
.The unfavorable report. oil
1th committee ontbe‘ In!“ A,
for a: the electric ‘ plant‘to . '
walk was received on“ ,
that nnothercommttteeh "
the district comnuttee,-be
investigate mother into
This action was taken on ._ ‘
tion um it would be cheapo ror‘ «
district to close its elec -.
purchase its light directly I!
ligation of the near ooiliseion between _
the Norfolk snd.Wshelngton steamer “
The meeting was poorly
tuna—n»-
(Continued on Eighth
William. J. Mullignn, of
ville stabs deputy of the
Columbus has appointed
lngee district deputies Ior
ending June 1i 1913:
for decision" It contains a. scathing
smignmentot Secretory MeoVosgh‘s' ed not to have been speeding at the
administration of ma government’s lb! time. Mr Gall) had been thrown off
nanclai emir- and created n profound his wheel and was lying unconscmus
carnival tonight.-
The carnival committee held 3
meeting this morning and arranged.
for the line of march and the ordenof
U. S. N.. commending the 'Mnyllower,
brought charges against Second om
cer Jones. who won at line Northiand’e
wheel, charging bun with being “un-
hnrbor. The only thing that caved
the boys is the fact that both are
good swimmers.
What gave the affair n more serious
iMru. William White, Duluth; Miss
,‘IGladys Richardson, Bridgeport. Conn,
and Lnngford Maddignn, Duluth, the
‘ letter} chauffeur, at about midnight
on a country pike neur Duluth. when
a. touring car in which «they were rld«
lug skidded from the road and over-
turned, pinioning its occupants bo—
nerth. . .
William Willie, Jr., and Miss Nannie
Turrlsh, daughter of Henry C. 'l‘llr-
rinll. s. «wealthy ‘Illliilbel‘mflll, were no
,Vereiy injured. .
Charles W. FitzGcruld, the sixth
member of the party, was thrown
clear of the wreckage and escaped
without injury. Gaining his feet, he
made It vsln effort to move the heavy
, nutomoblle, then summoned from a.
nearby farm four men. who pried the
our «from the bodies.
The victims had spent the ultcrnoon
. bod evening as ghouls of Miss 'i‘nrrillh
and Charles FitzGcruld ot the luttor‘u
i , cottage st Pike Luke. The car In the
property of Henry C. Turrloh. the hull
barman.
Miss Gladys Richardson was twcnf
Ity years old and her homo won in
llrlIlgeport. Conn. She had been the
guest of Miss Turrlsh for several
days.
BRIDGEPORT. .luly lilinIs Gladys
. Moore ltichurdnon, aged 19. who wool
killed in an automobile accident pearl
Duluth. Minn. loot night. was a step-
daughter of Col. million it. Heft. the
. dormer trolley magnum. of thin city.
:end was prominent in the younger no
clety not. she was graduated lent
month mm a private school in. Mill-
ibi‘ock. N. Y.. and Mice Turrilh, with
whom «mow was visiting. am It clued-
(
body wil be taken immediacy
' burg. fa. .. for interment. to»
l aniy A et iioton Point.
luv: revenue .
MAD; 25 Will”
VALENCIA. Spain July 3.--ii'ivo
uoraous were killed and lid injured in
It coiiioion W heirloom n milrould
aspect was the duct that “Dii'e” bond
«was etruol? when the, canoe overturn-
ed and in a moment more, but for his
friend, he would have lost his hold on
the canoe. He coon recovered, how-
ever. and with young Elwbod attempt-
ed to right the boat and get the water
out. This is a difficult feet at best
and the young men could not accom-
plish it.
For about. threoqusriem of endlou'r
they clung to the keel of their use-
less boot and at «last Were rescued
off the channel buoy near Round
Beach by n panning launch. The boys
were indeed thankful to get back to
their starting place. and hope never
to repeat the circumoteuces. which
had it occurred at night might have
resulted more seriously.’
~0HAND OPENING on future
New Dancing Pavilion at Dorlon’o.
Wednesday night. July 3rd; also dun-
oing July toil and Saturday night.
wudm
Dancing
Afternoon and evening. 30 pieces of
munlc. Concert on the Fourth. Big
time.
train and a «meet stir at. Till 0m.
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HNORWALK
etc. so to line.
8‘.1.00. ‘ Norwelk'e
ITNNIT GANNWALI
Mosques. borne. comm: miles.
bottomed bile 1;?“
the particlpsnts. Bothere as follows:
1. Marshal.
Chief of Police and Sergeant.
2. Pnnnelt‘s Band.
3. Nutmeg Club and flout.
4. Our Brother' 3 Lodge and float.
is. Ponassus Council, Royal Aroun-
“TIL.
l3. Cockenoe Heyloi’t.
.7. Cookenoe Tribe Red Men with
visiting Tribes. I
8. South End Baseball Club.
9. Tight Wad Athletic Club.
it). Fellow Craft Club.
11. Bell island Club.
12. Grace Church Choir.
13. Floats.
14. stemford Band.
15. Participants in coltnmes.
16. Other. organisations who have not
«yet reported to the committee.
Line of March.
From Library through—
'Wuii to Main.
«Main to North Avenue.
North avenue to High.
High to Well.
Well to Holden.
million to booth Union avenue.
Union avenue to Mott avenue.
Mott ovonue to Wall. street. _
On second inp—«enme on first except
North avenue to Park. I
Pork to Mill Hill.
Mill hill to Well.
Dilbsudillg at the Library.
Brand Marshal’s Announcement.
We Mummies 'rlmcwt p. u.
(or n upm- that «hour on possible)
32‘1”?an trout of me Hilary.”
Report to W Neutral who will
have bio howduorioro at the water
m mimic the dbl-urn. .
sensation in official circles.
terprotod to the effect that other high
offlclolo in the Treasury are dissatlo
fled with Secretary Mchsegh's treat-I
ment of them.
“For further evidence cribs pecul-
inr dimculvleu which surround the
bonding 0! business in the Treasuri'."
he suggests that President Toff. con-
sult Lawrence 0. Murray, Comptroller
of the Currency I I403 ‘McCiung, Tread.
Ill-er of the United States: Jooopb E.
.Rlilih. Director of the Bureau of En-
graying and Printing; Charles A.
Krst'n. Auditor for the Pontomce; Rov-
Ill iii. Cobalt, Commissioner of inter-
nal Revenue. James in. Knox, former
Supervising Architect, end Charles D.
Norton, Dr. Andrew’s predecessor and
former mrelnry of the president.
D. Andrews‘ latter to «Secretary Mac
Vcogh advising him of the renlgnstlou
discloses the hitherto uulpubliobod
feat tbnt Mr. Macmillan was on the
verge of leaving the cabinet in Decom-
bor. 1910.
_, In one pert the letter pm: “You
collect forgot how it stood by can when
you were on the point of boring taken
from your hoods whet won probably
the most importcnt undulating of
‘ your “Minimum. When the White
House ”negotiator. lino, without cou-
‘yuu and entirely without
‘ your knowledge entered into new
tumour mums of moms bonds,
the curb-Wont oi the nitration
museum or tom your Wilton.
mm Ilium t6 outrun IA II o'clock ‘ ‘
One portion of Andrew: letter to’
the president is susceptible otbelng in. ,
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forum member Inst l‘ dill crew.
in the road. ,
litre. r Wallace Marvin. wno lives
but a short distance across the fields
from where the accident took piece.
telephoned for Dr. Brown and succeed
'ed in getting him. in a very short
time the doctor arrived in his machine.
Mr. Earle: had picked Mr. 0er up and
was placing him tenderly in his ml»
chino. The trip to Mr. Gelb's home
'wes made quichlli. Dr. Brown fellow-
ing in his automobile. A: the home
of the injured man the injuries were
dressed and Mr. Goth placed in his
bed. it is hoped and expected that
Mr. Goib will racovod mm the effects
of his injuries nnd shock in a short
time.
wispy the best. breed. That's our
brood. Banner Bakery. Tel. 387.
«III was AVIAT-
IIUIIOE liAIIBABIIEI)
Abrehem Cohen in regretting this
morning that he did not turned pram
tics earlier in life of never leaving lilo
door of his home unlocked. especially
villain the occupants or the place are
not in. Mr. Conscious at 138 Wall
legion ml and lust night between
the neural of ii o’clock and ti o'clock.
someone entered the wince and me
united the mm drums. telling a
diamond pin. s new gold “chum end
silver toenail. And thou pilot of vein-
eldiled in navigation." Captain Sym-
ton and Lient. Cook and Man-
ley have told the «board that the North-
land, nestling uearchilgbts 0n the
pmoidont’a flog. bore down on the
Mayflower in such a. way that s col-
lision must have resulted if the den-
ger signals from the yacht’e whistle
Iliad not caused the steamer «to reverse
her engines. Contain My. second
Officer Jones and the oilicera of the
Norbhiend insist that there was no
cars of the yacht became frightened
because they had the president on
board.
it will probably be several weeks
before the inspectors tinieh going ov-
er the evidence and reach a decision.
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.«IOI CREAM. ..
Orders for July till must be in by
10. p. in. July 3d. The delivery of
any order» given July Alb. will not
be guaranteed. DeKlyn'o.
vam . ‘
mPrlZs welt: end dance. blight
prison. Stamford Political Club Ill.
Roton Point Wednesday evening.
Ten pieces of music.
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V unoIIIeroquI
'itillGiNA. link, Sully ll.--Bodiol of
mm unidentified children were found
in Allie ruins oi buildim doetrvrod in
lite torpedo.
on W boot“ up not tor rm those
, _ the children. the total until hot
lden.
Hao‘tiord
mantle.
ville.
' District 1:10.69an "W.
Wineted.
(longer of collision, and that the 03!- ”an,“
Bridgeport.
New Milford.
Bowel.
New London.
Eliot Berlin.
South Norwslil.
BOD.
the year. it to 01W
will complete All " ‘ ' ‘
it. in MINING the .
District No. 2.—-.T. 1-! Phil“.
District No 8.——Mortiu
Dist-riot. N0. 4.—P. J. Hilfil‘hfi.
District No. 6.—-—C. 3. Bill!!!
District No 7 .—-Wm. 11‘.th
District No. 8.-—~Frp.ncis n.
District. No. Emmi.“
District No. It...»
DiotriotNo.10.—~Hicm A
District No 11.«w1liions
District No. til.-Joil
"District No. muddle H.
«Much work In boa
Catholic .linivoreity mm
next low monthu. ‘
already been paid Albina Allin
gun' II term of onion. Tito
member-snip during the month , ,
is molly tour idiom vim. it '
mg the corresponding allow
your one by touch” lot it to
no relief tum bump» I
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