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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» JAMIE! AUGUST. BL. 1913
REPAA IAANS IA
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pecans District Names General
, Lerlok ii. Quinlard to Go to State Convention—4N. G.
*' ‘Leccunt and c. F. Hal
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Wilton Republicans Also Place a Town Ticket in the Field
With Keeler and Se
V The Republican electors of the 390- L
0nd Voting District gathered togethcrL
in caucus last evening at Quittner'sL
hall in Railroad avenue f01 the pur-L
pose of electing delegates to the state, L
:congressioiml, senatorial and probate
conventions. The meeting was well
attended and ha1monious throughout L
The meeting was called to order by
fi‘owu Chairman Edward E. Doulens ‘
i011 motion of George it
Councilman William F. HOyt was chos
e11 lot chairman. 0n mot1o11 of Ed~‘
Iwurd J Flaherty, Oliver E. Weed was
chosen for secretary but was not in
the hall and Stephen S. Jarvis was
HELD SUIIEISFIII.
‘ BIKINI MIMI FETI
1a.! w
"‘ Tits lawn fete under the auspices of
the Knight Street A. M E. Church,
. held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Llamas iPerklns Pine street South
Norwalk, was a great success. The
lawn was artistically decorated for
the occasion tan. preseptod a pretty
apbcamncea A good time is reported
..l)y all.
The program. which was fine in ev-
_ery respect was cleverly rendered.
and was as followzs
Glory be to the Father—-The Knight
Street A. M E. Church quartet.
Solo—Mrs. E. R. Draper
Recitation—«Before and After 1
Mrs. Rose Taylor.
Come Ye That Low the hor‘dmi hurch
Quartet.
Solo—41‘. C. Draper. of New York.
Piano Solo—Miss ’1‘. Fellon. of Staten
lislund.
Recitation—«Mrs. E. ii. Draper.
Mrs. All. Perkins was "Heiress
ceremonies.
Mr. James Perkins presided at the
piano, I
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'WANT MUNACAPAL LIGHTS
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South Norwalk Elevtrlcal Commie-ion.
‘ on Considering Requests.
1‘ be Board of Electrical Commission-
ore held its weekly business 11111111an
last evening. at which time n unmbcr‘
of auctions considered. The comm” Llo due a 11111111 shore of the credit for imm’m“ 33
‘L was voted that the meeting proceed to
Vosburgh. L
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Russell Frost and lion. Fred-
lock for Congressional
NAME LMASSAS.
apple for Selectmen
chosen on motion of Frederick H.
Quintard.
The call of the meeting having been
read by the secretaly and accepted.
the meeting proceeded to the selection
of two delegates to the state conven-
tion.
Charles F. Hallock moved and it
ballot for the first delegate.
George 1H.Vosl1urgh moved and it
Lwas voted that the secretary cast one
Lbullot for the selection of General
1 Russell Frost for the flrst delegate and
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liiilili'l' LAiillEi. ores
.1..HA3WW “A
an...“
which the members of tho-Court Lau-
rel Club gave yesterday afternoonand
evening at their beautiful home at
§uccess attended the Japanese Tea,
REVEAFA AIAE AA:
John E. Lawrence Makes Record
Drive for Chemical When
Steam lioller (latches
Fire Near Library
John E. Lawrence. driver for the
Merchants express in Woetport and
his good old horse, Ben made quick
time to the Visilang engine house in
Westport yesetrday for two chemi-
cal tanks when a steam roller, owned
by L. T. Merritt of Stamford, caught
fire in front of tho Westport library:
The ride, while. not of the length of
that made by Paul Revere. was fuuy
as quick. and Lawrence‘s driving and
the horse's speed saved the steam
roller from probable destruction.
Lawrence, with the aid of the chem-
ical tanks, quickly had the fire «ex
tingulshed. The fire bell was tolled
but when the apparatus arrived the
ilre was out. I
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
GREAT BARINGTON. Mass.-—Wlll~
lam P .Woicott, motormah has been
held in $1,500 bonds on the charge of
manslaughter in connection with the
death of Mrs. Lillian A Rosan, of
died Bank. N. J. who was killed Aug ‘
inst‘ 3 by falling from a car Operated by 1
Wolcott. it was charged that the
car was driven too rapidly around the
curve L
BOSTON. Mesa-«Seventy waitcis-
and other employee of the Touxaiuc
Hotel. who have been on strike, vot
ed to return to work today. Shorter
working hours were granted, but there
will be no increase in wages.
BIDDEF‘ORD, Mo. —-Notlcos have
in 811cc announcing a shudewn from
Muust 30 to September Iii to curtail
production. lore than two thousand
Loperativcs will be effected.
L lBLOOMlNGTON, Ills-enormond Mil‘
ler, sixteen years old. and “Eddie" Mc.‘
Pine hedge Point. The affair was
largely attended and those present
were enthusiastic. The dec0rattons
were artistic and beautiful being ap-
‘propriat-ely of the Japanese variety.
.The Buddha temple was especially 11o-
Ewan. seventeen years old. both of
!,Chenoa 111.. were killed when their
automobile was struck by a train at
Weston.
mrsnuao, PIA—w-Fifly of the lead-
ing astronomers oi the United States
are attending the annual meeting of
l
i
l ticeablc and prettlly contrived lending
Lcolor and realism to the scene
' The feature of the function was the
pa1ade ol‘ the mikado and Glenn girls‘
to the home where Buddhism was or
Lcmpllilcd. The demonstratmn was
picturesque and decidedly interesting.
Linicr the fortunes of those presentfi
were told which afforded a great deal
of pleasure.
in the (muse of the day. there wuaL
‘slnglng by Hugh Campbell, John Pow-
Lcll. Miss Alice Splan, Miss Anna K1»;
Ehuman and Mrs
wet it. They were accompanied by
LMlus Anna E. Situmuller. '
A dainty supper was served. to
Lwhloh all did ample Justice thoua ear
Lviug at the. tables bolus Mrs. M.
licur1l1111,1\ira.'l‘. llropby Mrs.W
iiclliy Mrs. M. ii‘. Ferns and Mrs. iii.
Masher '
'lho committee in charge to whom
L
of
Burke, of Grecir‘ ‘
0' l'l‘ucoday night was the work of apical
the Astronomical and Astrophysical.
L‘Soclety of America. The principal or-
'ent was the dedicatioa of the Allo-
xbcny Observatory and the great tele-
Lacope which is in process of compo-
Ltlon as a memorial to William Thaw
Land his son. William Thaw, Jr.
CHICAGO Ill-(Alliflgo is “broke."
lulthough the city has $27..117 341 de-
Lpoaited to its credit in local banks.
All the money is distributed in funds
‘whlch can only be used for particularA
puipoees
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STATE IRIEFS.
NEW LHAViderghnlnor Walter
Emuhenian of the Brotherhood of his
ultimate says the attempt to organise
ltho machinists at a public meeting.‘
1
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lining to find who would join such a
L‘uuion. '
L NEW HAVEN-minnow. Michael J.L
committed suicide bi L
sinners are 1111 11111111111 one proposition the success of tho occasion was made drinking carbolh 111 id in ““ room. “A
that in causing them worry. Many m- up of lulln Mchluhon chairman. Mrs ‘40 tinting strum
gout «iamaudn have been made upon‘
them for scrvloei’by people living out-
side the city limits particularly by
many who have recently moved out
side of the line. This in really with
out ill-(1 Jurisdiction of. the plantand
is .111 the field of endeavor of the 11111:.
cd lillooiric a. Water Company. Then.
too if the commissioners extend their
lines so as to accommodate these you
pie they will be according them thoL
sumo privilege enamored by those in
side of the city who pay taxes for the
privilege. No action was taken and
the matter is being given considerable
consideration.
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tulNBN SHOWER.
on Friday afternoon of this melt.
Miss Minnie flags; of, “album,
mrookiymitl. Fifi, was girth a Bitch
shower ”it! functions by litre. W. it.
dismount an «sen mm pram
is soon to wed Harry M. Hollis,“ or
Amelie-m. 11. 11 111111er 11.11111:
well wishes of her mushy friends at
Boll island one attended... -
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il‘orun Mrn Iirophy. Mrs. O'itellly and
Miss Helen Foley.
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mNOTlCK.
Tbo lit-nova! lmboroln international
iluion vrlll most Labor liny morning
at 8 n. m at t‘ontral lmbur Hall and
march to St. Joseph's ijlburrh. at.
which limo flag nervicua will be held.
Lroturnlng to Railroad finance at 11 11.
111.. and will parade principal streets
All local unions are earnestly rsquesb
led to attend. Tilly a American Band
will furnish manic.
lii’ Tun ODMMI’PTEE.
Brianne-«l see they have brought. it
up against Urawlnon that he used to
work for the standard Oil company.
‘origgewiiow upturn. As if «every
true And patriotic American silicon
were not doing the some thing?»— ~
Lita.
Mm -
money well 1111an Martino
moot in The Milling!
The no motor has more best this
our other inanimate object.
mriput.
L Nliiw iiAViiiN mil“. .1 Dahlil a wolb
known nlocplaiuck ufbor descendiuli
2le feet. from 11 chimney. foil four
fool, and sprained an ankle.
NEW liAViilN-wi’ctcr Btolbor o!
Mlddletown and seven phenomena in
Lille automobile were slightly minced.
Tuesday night, when the machine skid-
dud and turned over, while rounding
a street corner.
NEW usvuu.-n big bulldog left
to watch the home of Charhlen bio
Cipro on Whalloy avenue 111111 bun~
died into the sitting mom of the house
by burglars. last night. They then
ransacked the place.
BRIDOEFDRT.«~M a meeting of
11111 directors of the Connecticut Au-
tomobile Association beg-s. it was you
an to affiliate With the oaonaootlcut
(3001! Bonds Wished.
«Emma? wdmbh nacho. 34.
rich instantly itiilod iota Tito“!!!
when a plank hut-loll from a stencils“
now «am in each; " - ,
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Wyemsoutioobflonmtm
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been posted in the York Cotton Mills Law
.situatlon was that when the alarm for
mmumm roam-ea
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Lt». .
"tumors Discover Blaze Late
in inhibiting While South-
I lire Fight-
ins Another Blaze
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Nothing Saved From Building
Which Contained Large Amount
of liayand Farm implements
A large barn owned by Oliver H.
Jenningp and situated near his sum-
mer place in Greene Farm was
'burned to the ground shortly before
midnight last night. with a loss of
from $3 000 to $6.000 despite the lit-1
most efforts of the Southport tine tie-L
pertinent and a large number of the‘
neighbors. The efforts of the tire de-
Mpurtmcnt however, prevented the
Lspreacl of the flames to other struc-
:tures. although they arrived too late
to save the barn.
The tire was discovered by neigh-
bore about 11: :10 o'clock. and had
then been burning for some time as
math! ML many
Aland wuwent- to southport and the.
marines soon broughta
alarms nothsrint.
But little could then be done except
to prevent the an spreading
Cause Unknown.
The cause of the fine is unknown.
The barn was filled with buy recently
put in. and besides there was 11 con-
siderable quantity of farm imple-
ment. and muons but fortunately no
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Local
WEATHER FORECAST
Showers Tonlpht or Sunday.
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lLiciniyre Announces the
lniclntlon‘ to, Try and Secure
Change of Venus
Nlllill' YORK, Aug. 31.~—Failing in an
attempt to delay the trial of Police
”out. lflharles Becker for the murder
of Hellman ’itosenthai, counsel for the
accusedmll ask that Becker be tried
, in mum county. District Attorney
Whirtnnpn plans to bring Becker before
Justice Goff here on. Sept. 11. but John
F. Mohirtyre, chief of ”bounsol for the
policeman, said today that he would
fight to «the limit to prevent Becker be-
ing tried; "during. the present clamor
which-ll-‘cnnsldur so prejudicial to my
client.
Mr. lLicIntYi‘c said that if he was un-
able to obtain a delay he would seek
to secure a change of venue. Just
what filial! of action the state's attor-
ney will follow in the case against »Bec~
her has; not become known, but one of
the aslllstant district attorneys today
remarked. "The district attorney's
use an it now stands against Becker
is strong enough toconvict."
Conspiracy will be the—defense of
LBookeil Lawyer McIntyre said: “My
assoctqltes and myself feel that we will
be ,bbili to reveal at the trial a con-
spiracy framed up by the witnesses
whom the state is now relying out.-
rivaling the plots and conspiracies for-
mutated by Tutus Oates in the 17th
Century.
11m. 111qu iiLliB
Thol‘l 11am: meeting of the Bell Is
Liand dilute. was held last evening at
ith. club hamlet which time the ofw
nears ibr thozehsuihs year were elect-
on and! other business transacted. The
Officers chosen were as follows:
Pmlldentwfloorgs h‘. Foote.
“commune—Charles Money.
Tmnuminilliam R. Thompson.
.1 Socrctary—E. C. Brown.
Memlbers of the governing board
live stock. Nothing was saved from
the building The barn was a large
Lstructuro and comparatively new. Thai
Lhouse near by was unoccupied which
may account for the tardy discovery of '
the tire.
for three your—William C. gmith
.and William S. Sturdovant.
Auditors—”Arthur Krom and Thomas
H. Canty. Jr.
Early this morning inquiry at the.
home of Mr. Jennings brought the in-'
formation that the barn was a tot-1'
loss
Fire at Station.
One of the peculiar Matures of the
the Jennings tire came to the South-
port fire department that ornniutlo
was hunting a tire upon the platform
One of the pleasant features of the
meeting was the presentation
va Richard H. Golden to the
showing the club house. beach and
pier. Li‘he picture was a handsome
piece and Mr. Golden was given a
unanimous vote of thanks.
AFITI‘AEI'I IUIIIIE
KILLS TWA IBIS
of the spot bound railroad station.
discovered about 11 d‘clock‘ and had.
to hurriedly lake the road to Greens
Forms.
The line upon the platform?
NEW YRK, Aug. 3L~The success-
ful effort of Jacob Hun. a laborer,
lbiflyvlburrietrs'old, to end an llfo
did not do a great deal of damage taiao resulted in the death of his two
and was extinguished with chomlchls,LlDM. .ilohn ”‘5 3"““9‘1 “3"“ ‘l‘ “at
but if not discovered in time would
probably have communicated to the‘
station itself and caused uouoldorsbie‘
damage.
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Min CULLEN eunpnlsno.
Largo Number of Friends Entertain-
ed at Hor Home in Chestnut
Street.
Miss lililaabolb Gullah. of Cheet-
nut street. Bomb Norwallt. was very
pleasantly surprised last evening by
a party of young people. The cron-
AM WM! one of rare pleasure. those
present particlpoltng in various
games which afforded all a grant dual
of amusement Later in the evening
nefmhmehts Wore served and it
was with rectal that the silent: final
ly denuded after having voted Miss
Gullah the prinoosut of 11mm.
Thoma modem were:
Leland caliber-1.1lunnnh Amundsen.
Alviidg Announced. Steve Orrin, Milt-
thon Kelly. Emma mum“. licences
Kelly, Jack bee. (thirties Bullion.
doom Within. iiiilubotlt M. Cullen.
W mil Poul asunder» .
drool uni-y hose. 3511111 Bolus. 111m
good name 1mm, in. ma. ' ’
- ides cheetah and tire. (lotion.
live yr rs, early today. Has: killed
himsell by tnbelinx ea- ln his apart
meat hi Second avenue. The boys.
sleeping in the some room. also were
”physician. Mrs. Hare. who was
asleep Lin an calcining room. was not
affect/oi by the gas. The motive for
Hses'amct is not known.
MR. letLLiAMOON'S new IOA'I’.
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LsunoALed From Andersen's Works in
NoMliLt Yesterday.
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Samuel B Williamson's new thirtya
live in t Monsieur 11s. a real speed
marveling. launched 1111 Oscar Auden
son’s i unuh Works yesterday end it
was hoped that she might be in coo‘
dltlon to go to Huntington today and
try 01L the Hormewortb mo
trials . blob” were scheduled to who
place there. The new speed boat is
fitted at 1with an eight cylinder Vain
blown «ride which develops lilo
tum erudite;
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NEW HAVEN, Aug. 31.—-'I‘he trolley
men in the New Haven district are
entitled only to the same scale of
wages as the men in other divisions
of the state. Judge W. .3. Case. as the
deciding arbitrator in the wage nego-
tiations between the New Haven union
and the Connecticut (trolley) com-
pany, decides in a finding given out
yesterday afteroon. He laid particu-
lar stress on the lack of sincerity of
this union in its dealing with the com-
pany last spring when it stoOd with
the other twelve divisions in their de-
mand for higher wages but took inde
pendent action after the divisions had
FARRELL MAS EELIT
IITEIII l8 Vii" Ililflll'l’
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James A Farrell. president of the
United States Steel Corporation and
aresldent of Hickory Bluff, says that
the prospects for the iron and steel in-
dustry today are brigther than at any
time during the past two years. Busi-
ness conditions are improving and con-
fidence, the leavon of trade is return-
ins.
MIL: Farrell is making an inspection
corporation in company with Alva C.
Dinkey. president of the Carnegie
Steel Company, and other subsidary
otiiclals:
He sat-:11
Our export trade is increasing and
much of the product of the mills in
this viciniy finds its way abroad, but
this business is one which must be
consistently developed and which re-
quires patient application, since it
must not be forgotten that all of Eu
rope is our competitor in the markets
of the world; and with its Wgovornmen
tel support, Ala large aggregations of
capital and its integrated industries
it has built up an enormous foreign
trade which makes it a formidable
competitor.
The ideal condition exists when it is
realised that the interests of the em-'
player of labor and of the employs are
mutual. That is indicated by the fact
that upward of to, 000 at them (among‘
many thousand. of others) are we
eunlarily interested through bolus
owners of stock
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Harold fichoch. through his next
best friend, George ii. schoob. of Non-
wnllt. has brought suit for $10 000 1111an
use: in the superior court against the
blow 111.11.111.11 Haven and Hartford
Railroad company. its claims that an
June 19 of lost your while he. was driv-
ing an automobile over the Beiden Hill
rota crossing. on engine struck the
car sad threw him out sud onto a pile
oi stones.
an! sum and the agents 111 111.
company did not: sound any ritual
while courtrooms: the crossing and
automnthorevmatrfinw
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of the Farrell and Sharon mills or the !
Wise born» 1111' decoupled icon
alt-”u‘mo‘r
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Case says they at. Haven "
a mistake" Wrigley mph
agreement ent
pany with all the divisions
stood for certain demand
Case says the Connection
made the same mistake two 11
in repudiating an agreement
into with the men. ‘
Different Situation...
Judge Csse in his finding
m .
loneliness. on. WM
PIIIE' II “III
IIIIIK fIAIItE
Pride of Court Nanak Cl
801, held an informal Iii“. .
Point ,last evening. Tho unfair
one of the bihsot successes
cial and financial or pile your.
crowd was in attcnd‘nnce and
port a fine time The wont/Mg
ideal for dancing. The FOAMLL
furnished music for dancins‘. .1
The committee in charged
fair deserve much credit for
ing of pleasure which. was
They worked hard and (chitin
the dance. Mrs. Jennie Johnson
as chairman of the count
was assisted by Mrs. Gerhard
Misses Alice McCormick Alice
wood Katherine Dickson and
Johnson. 1
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'lNE NEW AUTOMOBII.
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Bell Irothoro. of Stamford,
' “rating in; this Vicinli.
The Pope unwind: (to
of Hartford. have established
{Stamford and Greenwich and ‘ ‘
tag on active campaiun for
Lnees Bell Brothers. of S
the agents for Western 00
and are exploiting a new
Lknown u Model 81 soiling
fully equipped.
The new machine equals the
chponslve on the market End is
mneldomtlon on the port of p
Ltlve buyers. it can be M
clinically as it is of medium i
well balanced and 111111 um 11 _
The renounced forward
olon in a stop far ahead of
selling at anything like them
Thin! feature mum W
the motor. Milne my
crossed tire troubles. The
and long stroke motor giro
power and toast gasoline - 1
The gasoline economy to r
be seriously considered with
Last soaring of phone. the '
Loans! in quality to all Pops
no one ever nautical. The
Lie not a one your car so may
Lure our. of this price. but
indefinite tints. molding to
calm. Mint, powerful
warmth: and new are
Lffloidom mm when
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thin 11. cream at. minimum team‘s» modem-sells nu ,.
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