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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7 1913
BRESSIVES CAUCUS
Alli ARA Y_ AilEN-Al
_ Bill VERY ENAHUSAAAAA}
A. N. Theriault Made District Chairman. and William E. Keisier
is Named for District Secretary-Speeches'Made by
Mr. Richardson, and. John W. Crew and Others
MESSRSEE. W. Ellllii Alill JERE CLARA AEiEiiAlES
All All SAAAE Aiiil AAABAESSIANAE BUAAENAAAAS
Campaign Banner Will be Swung to the Breeze, With Head-
quarters ln Hotel Mahackemo
ll
The local branch of the Progressive; 11111111011sly elected.
Dr. '11. E. Purdue. district, hcud, then
party that in caucus ni lied Men‘s Haii‘
lastcvening and while. the meeting explained that the meeting was called
Tor the pnrpoae of selecting one dele-
twas not very largely attended, those.
titresent displayed considerable cnthu-A gate to‘attcnd both the state and con-
; grossionul conventions“ Dr. Pcrdno
61115111 in the new movement and ap-
peered well satisfied with the outlook A! then want on to'pxplain something re-
tailer to the senatorial convention.
. ~ 1
The meeting was called to order by1
saying that the delegates. to the num-
bcv of ten. to be selected for the Twen—
(i‘huirman Thomas Richardson at
about 8:15 o‘clock. The call was read
by Secretary William E. Keislcr and ty-sixth Sonatorlai Convention, would
on motion of Frank H. Fitch was itC- confer with the disliict head Dr Pei
due and choose live delegates at large
No senatorial delegates ucre (hOSBll
!
cepted.
The selection for'n district secretary
being in order, William 11}. Keisler was
nominated by John W. Crow and un«
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or. lose-1111's SllHDDl.
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thirty/wright Charleé mom of Row- 1‘ Sunday will be a memorable and
nylon, who staged his Ne" or Do “1,1“. Anotable day for the parishioners oil
at the Lyric Theatre New York for St Joseph‘s Church South Nor,;\valk
the first time on Monday of this week
was interviewed by a Sentinel reportci
this morning and stated that the new
play had proven to be his biggest iin-- A
anclal success up to (late Despite
the adverse criticism whi1ll the plnvAdid new school which has just beenA
has TGCGAVQTA at the llallllg 0f the N9\\' completed unde] [he (“10
'\ork critlcS, the house has been puck-j pastor the Rev B J_ On
ed to the limit of its (“specify at each;
Hicceesive performatn 0 showing
the pinygoing public has (11.01111111111'12 in monument of the zen]. 10m“, and
the work of Mr. Kit-in although his lut-’ 'generosity of the people of the iiurluh
9‘” play has “0‘ WWW“ he pencil it is on upeto date building in every
pnshers. in speaking of this Mr. leepect elery detail :10, the comfort
the public. and critics. you know.“ and health of the children being sure-
.‘lil Klein will remain at his llowuy fully inoked after
‘Kleill said "it is hold to please bottlA The. erection of this school. made
ton home until Christians time whenipommn£1 by the sacrifices and llber
111 will no to 1] urope.
time he in county 11 in wrti 11111; a new lolly a
111.11, which will be produced in .-’lan Anuuiiy
il.ll'V.
'~l‘in: recent police scandal in New.
York city is proving to be of lunnonseA‘
value to Mr. Klein in that 11 la insuring
in. 1.1101 (W8 of his "Third licgrco" now
1111111111: in Garrick 'l‘hcaire lon1lon,lA::Ae most competent teachers among!
England. The people 'of England are
bcttci able to understand the Now
Ymk situation after having noon Mr. '
Klein” 11 grout play.
Norwulk people am pmlinilnrly lu-
lotcutcd in Mr Klein and his succceeA
11nd will anxiously await the produc-A
tion or his new play.
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iternoon the Rt Rev. John J. Nilan,:
iBishop of Hartford assisted by more
n all
considerable sum or money an- A
viz.. the building itself with;
it is intended to give to the child
ran a thorough secular and religious
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And to touch. The religious instructlouA
secular, but will be carefully looked
gultcr by Fr Carroll and his assistant,
Dr. lllonuun
Rev J. '1‘ Winter». the first pastor
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rlnuens'emncist
Two Foo" I"8PE“TOR8:3 oclorit irom tho roctOry, on South
”w“ 111111111 street. it Will move along South
,. Main to Henry street, to the school
111111110111), 811111.7.~Criliciem of
11111 methods pursued by United Sins-l MAMA” Arilving m the ”AAOOA' the
N1 Pure 11 01111 inspectors was made in bmmp' “comp 111111111 by “A“ priests.
the Unitediltulea Diuirict Court butbroAWAAA enter and blade each room, “mm
Judge Martin, when the cases ultuiilotAAAAAAAAell AAA” will OA’AAAAAW costs on the
J. 11" Brown and 11 rod. .1 Acetone of platform in front of tbe‘achool with
North 1.111111111111011. 11nd Alter ZitronAAM invited guests “"d‘mm which Fr.
Aund Fred Helmmelotolu were heard Winters followed by the make“ BA.“
they were charged with violation of op M“ “AM" addressee. ' A treated»
the pure food law, the milk they sold done crew from “NM-'15 and Heath,
1mm“ short in It“ contents. mm". Nervvnlk is expected to be present and
A Blown and Ashley claimed that the ln- “a" A)” ““51““ the building 3”“
specter; take samples from the email A)“ “HAW” Open 5° the inspection °r
cans in Providence which they any 11"“ ”“5““ and they can see for them-
not (an. They wuulthe milk sampled selves just what sort of building it is
. on the farm 111111 not after it has made WW
along women. .1111 or the defendantlii ‘ “"0““-
pimped hole came“... and pm use“ The first installment ot Razor Strobe
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hailed with delight by his many Cath-
Aollc and hon Catholic it land»
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“ deemed at any time.
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Nancy mil immediate “Aural.
meat in The 3 1111111 .
out! "boulders“ to be
‘f the Whirl}. 1111111111111 11
. out shore dinners The affair was s
has arrived and coupons may be re- A A
PRIESASA IAJilREll
IN Alllil ABBiiiElli
Rev. Father Laden's Ribs Brok-
en and Rev. Father Barry’s
Scalp Cut in Middletown
MIDDLETOWN. Sept. 7.-—Rev.
Father Laden, of St. John’s Church.
Cromwell, has broken ribs, and Rev.
Father Barry, of St. John's Church.
here, has o. (bed scalp wound, and each
has many 1bruises, as the result of
the collision of their automobile with
a telegraph pole, last night. The re-
port from itlle Mlddesex Hosiptal this
morning was that both priests are
«comfortable. .The two women in the
machine, Miss Flaherty, housekeeper
for Father Laden, and Miss Delaney,
housekeeper for Father Barry, suffer-
ed only trifling hurts, mostly In the
nature of a shake-up. The priests
will be out of the hospital in a few
days. '
Father Barty was driving the ma-
chine, be having been to make a call
upon Father Laden. Miss Delaney
had been visiting lilies Fluherty, and
Father Barry was bringing Father
Laden over ho‘ro on a business visit
and the two housekeepers were hav»
lug a ride. 0n the Cromvveli road.
at 11 slippery place on his highway.
Father Hurry lost control of the. inn-
chine and 1t skidded against a pole.
Father llnrry was crowded against!
the windshield, while the otheis were
t'hAtown out. They were assisted to a
lnenrby store and a surgeon who was
called sent both priests to «the 11015.
pitnl lest there might have been in-
ternal injuries. which fear happily
was not realized.
,Grcenwlch Boy Hurt.
GREENWICH. Sept. 7.~—Car.men
Suutonl aged twelve. who wins struck
hi on automobile driven by Hugh
Willy “111‘ New York. last nigh11,rel
mains in a serious condition todny‘
There is evidence of a fractured‘
skull but as the youngster shows 111-1
Al’or on that day at 3 o‘clock in the at- louneuflh’fi power the surgeons impel the town.
that he will survive the injury.
Witnesses any that Santonl use
than fifty priests from ditterent Dal'tsAiridmg on the tallbonrd of a pogo“ pity is in 11111 in-
oi the Diocese, will dedicate the aplen- l11nd jumped off in front of the. ma keeping.
chine.
and were returning 111mm
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FAMOUS TOY INVENTOB
mums 111 nonwnxA
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Jesse A. ACllUldllll. oi ilrooklyn,
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Abraham Stluus. is spending 11
days at the Norwulk Hotel as
Acquipmeut and the salary of teachers. ABUBBA 0f 0010““ George D- ““8”“. the 8006 500131 “W1
‘Mr. Cruudaii although
unvenly- nine
years of age, is still halo and hearty
yore his Junior Today. he in enter
the South Nolvvulk Cogrrsgntioilai
having turmerly been connected with
the church of which Mr. t‘lnudull is
u constant attendant:
Mr. Crundulla work 1111 as lnveutm
All our own country where each things
court for so much. its is enjoying a
Nolwnlh will take 11. t1 in "down east"
cues or 11112
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The “1313 Nine" of the Clans of 191.2.
of the 11111qu1: High school journeyed
to the Dorian goose. 111111 evening and
enjoyed one of Tim O'Eldlllvun' 11 tam-
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“Peewe” Maivasol-AWhite a Fugi»
live From lusticeitilled Far-
mer Mandiin Aug. 1911
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PAUli 111111 11111
Moderate Docket of Cases for
September Term of Superior
Court Criminal Side
With Judge Howard. J. Curtis to
preside the Superior court. criminal
side, will come in next Tuesday utter-
uoon for the first crimtnul term of
the new court year. This session
will also be nulrlgld by the return of
State's Attolnuy Stiles "Judson to
Utah us the presecutlng omcm for the
first iimo since his illness. Rev.
{George M. Brown, of the First M.
ichurch will offer the opening prayer.
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TDMLEQVE 11111111
NASHVILLE il‘euhq Sept. ‘A7A-—
Illuch excitement has been caused all
Livingston by the dynamltiug of the.
1 house at a negro Thursday night, and
a general order that negroes leaveA
The trouble grew out of
.1111 attempt made by [lilard Murphy,
a negro, ot assault a white girl. Mur-
Nushville for safe-
ond residents or Livingston
The owner of the allIOIDOAtlle have advised his associates to leave;
CUOD 0f the is Charles A Bartlett, of New York. town Roxy Cullom, whose house weal
Awho with J. 1.. Wels of New York Wdynamted is it negro women,
The building is 1ertuinly an ornu- Almd been delegate to the i‘lcepci W-n had frequently harbored Murphy be-
n"ilAment to the city and is a magnificent 191111151; Convention at New London 1“” his crime
who-
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ALUMNI HA8 MIME
The dance which the Alumni Asst).A
1 AAA “MAO" 0‘ 3t Maly 8 “no“ 3”“ m“ sometime during the next ensuing two‘
N llHA“ llroecnt ality of the parishioners will save the famous toy 111v calm and employs of evening was a big success, .
greater than the committee anticipat-
ed. About 201) young folks enjoyed
: chestra.
education and for that reason two of Mid ”VFW” ”l8" "Hilly 1! man twenty a This was the first entertainment,
mhich this organization
tertulaero. The committee in charge
.will not 111191119115 in [my way with ”the Achurch, at dinner Rov.l11r.stuplotonlof the affair deserve much credit tor,
”be excellent time afforded.
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CORPORATION CERTlFlCATEB.
A certificate of incorporation was
of the parish, will bl‘eai-h the denies of toys 111111 Won him fume and favor tiled in the cities “I “‘6 ”New” “A
Allan sermon and um. new: will be A111 muny lands. but more particularly “‘9 55559 recently A” the Bllnn ‘9’
Flsbman Company. of New Haven.
lumen will manufacture and deal in
The procession will take blues at two weeke’ vocation and upon leaving AieWolry. Th“ ””09”“ (capital 1” “0'
000 and the incorporate" are George
Blind. Samuel Fluhmun and Samuel
13. Flaumuu. all of New Moron.
A certificate of organization hell
been {tied by the Connecticut Farm 1k
Poultry Company of Millard. Sarah
(tuition at Mlllbrd its president, Annie
Roast of the same town treasurer and
M Canton of New Haven mretary.A
like certificate has 11111111 filed by the
Air. Skinner Senatorlum Corporation
Ill
11111 at reunion before the men sop- " ’
crowd, and went my to cotton.
The 111111111111 stirred things up at the
place and a good social time will
Jetted by all. The menu: ,,
Little Neck atoms on the half £31111. '
Clout chowder
D111 pickles
j.l0illll ill hill " ,;,
111 12111.11111111
1*, Zinnan inquest, found drowned in a:
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1 friends and lieutenants of Senator Je
and far A weeks
Music for the;
occasion was furnished by Svec's or-‘
811% and . most strength of any of the other can
in slate”; of the state were agalgned 'tuiuing Rev. John Stupielon. pastor oi proves the young folks to be royal en-
1 alien of‘every voter in this county
The four Victims of Tragedies
,. in 6111111111713. career as a
gjtewver Named
NEW. YORK, Sept. 7.-—-Dietrlct At
‘lorney Razors. of Orange County, N.
Y., was expected here today do can
salt with District Attorney Whitman
concerning the drowning in Green-
wood Loire of Mrs. Rosa Sznbo, who
perished while in company with Bar.
1011 W. Gibson, aANew York lawyer.
now executor of her $10,000 estate.
The Anetta-Hungarian consulate here
not the inquiry retool several days
ago by charging Gibson with fraud in
connection with the will. and this
111111de uncovered a chain of coinci-
dences now linking the lawyer's name
with four other clients, or friends or
relatives of clients. directly involved
ln'litigatioh with Gibson, who Were
murdered or died violently or
strangely disappeared. Gibson says
he can explain everything.
Besides Mrs. Scuba. thettour yie-
time or tragedies which figure in C1111.
son’s. sarcomas uncovered since the
Szabo investigation storied. are:
Mrs. Alice C. I). Klnuuu, daughter
01? an aged woman whose property
Gibson handled murdered at her
'homc in the Bronx e
Michael Shippo, a witness 'at the!
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creek in the Rronx in
ter. ,
George I. Malcom, a Wall street
broker and nephew of Mrs. Louisa
Stanton, Mrs. Kinnan'o mother drown
en in Long Island frbm u steamboat
Previous to his death. he taught Gib-
son tor the control or the estate.
loan on... 0111.111, 11 1111111111 sub
gieot, who had won a. $10, 000 damage
,eult for the lord of a leg. disappear
ed more than a your ago after confer-
iring with Gibson concerning a mort-
fgage transaction The British consu
late has sought him without avail
WAIT GDIVENTIDI
Ill SOUTH NORWALK
two feet of wa-
1
Effort-s are being put forth by the
varnish Donovan, of this city. to have ’
the Democratic congressional conven
lion held 11113011111 Norwalk this your-
und according to information received
fi‘rlom the beat authority this morning.
Aindlclltlone are that the conventions
will be held here at Red Men“ 5 ball at
1
If this can be brought about it will
be a master stroke, politically and will
mostly enhance Senator Donovan‘s
chances of winning the nomination
from Lynn W. Wilson, of Bridgeport‘
who seems to have developed the
111 else.
here is little doubt but what «Sonar
tor Donovan is in the running. al-
though the fight. will be bitter and
will be carried into the convention.
none of the eundldatea that are in the
field being particularly anxious to com»
promise or Withdraw in mm: of an-
other.
' Mr. Wilson has spent considerable
time in The Norwulke. building his
fences but apparently the money and
time client here will profit him little.
Norwulk Will undoubtedly stand firm
tor Donovan. first lest‘aud all the time.
A all the present time, there is‘llttiel
doubt but what Donovan would runA
stronger then‘ Wilton in all parts or:
the state. this ruined budget and fear.
tenuous commend him to the consider-
i
should 1 Wilson “ be nominated, there is
no doubt but; what his political extent!»
as in Bridgedart Would knife 111m and
11.111 11 «are but that the Republican
Ahtlldlllto would win out by 11 large
at 11011ch all 1111111:- slow. no
me or mouth b. 111111 to 11111111 111111-
1111119111.; 111 tinned 111 Norwulii 11111.1 -
‘not so As m. as it concerned The at which the resignation of Premium:
um
Women FDREOMT
Fair fouleht and sandy.
All All iii
The Opposed New York Police inspector Relates How 1111
debuted When its Dieobeyed orders and went into
Disorderly Resorts and Gambling Places .
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litany Thought Ex-lnspeclor Was a Better Witness than?
Superior As He Testiiied Yesterday
NEW YORK Sept. ”(w-An ordeal of making an "outward show" of deceit
cross examination was ahead of cor-lcy. _,
cellos G. Hayes. deposed police in District Attorney Whitman, who
specter. when he reported at head- relying on Hair on as a witness in the
quarters today for the second day ofAJohu Doe inquiry into police graft
his trial on charges (it making false did not uttend yesterdays session,
statements reflecting on Commission- and it was said he would be 0n he .
er Waldo. today. . ‘ ‘
players was on the stand when ad- Hayes was his own best witness.
tournament was taken yesterday. He From him in unqualified terms cam
made a good witness under direct ex- the charge under oath: ,
amlnatlou. flatly contradicting the tee That Waldo had sought by th at:
timouy of the police commissionef.1and intimidation to torso him to
who had preceded him on the‘stend that he had received orders forbidden
Alleinalsbed that Waldo had given him
ordersnot to molest disorderly houses
(Continued on when Page A“
Editor Evening ”Sentinel:
Your news of the some front in
yesterdays paper would have been
HARTFORD. Sept 7. ”tutor g 111M .
rather interesting 11‘ it had not con- “18 Of ”10 executive 903” 0‘ “‘9 059‘ A
talned so many statements that were Am“ Labor U910" Thursday evenin
Ferris (‘oai 00,1 may say we have Fred D Barnes was accepted, be ill
no intention whatever of acquiflng that he stood by every statement he
the steamboat property and expect to mode 3‘ the Plymouth Constellations!
carry on business at our present loca- ChUTCh Sunday eVenlnx, where bl.
tlon without interruption. Further attacks on common and on the 3.9-
more there will not be the slightest :mun Catholic church in particular at,
change in the management, ccnduct red “D n lOloffeelln 3am Ougt lass
or policy at the 0011] Company, which red up a lot of recline among the
l have every good reason to believe ”0“ ““011 m9" “1 have no 3110111ng
has been eminently satisfactory to Am 0595:" hfi Bflld- “1 have presented
everybndy concerned ‘ my resignation to the executive board
The whole thing is a fuirv story and it has been accepted My 1'0st
which could have been verified" bv ‘tor resigning are that above all thin“
vour reporter in thirty seconds had be A “'3‘" harmony in the Hartford 0“”
so desired 1131 Labor union. latend by ever!
Very truly, statement 1 nude at the Plymouth coll-.1
J. ntvuvo DIBBLE. negation“ church "
“The resignation of Mr. Barnes wil
precipitated by the critlcxum by labor
“NOT'CE' union men, of his address, Show
The first installment ot Razor Strode evening. in which he made the rotor
has arrived and sources may be re-Aences to the attendance ofluboru
deemed at any time. men at church and chamutorlwdA ll.
.... " prleotu oi the Roman Cattle
' [church no "Mother-Hubbard beds at
MILIMD WILI. TAKE hovlrgluu." Labor union men 01:.
LAND WI Fou'n‘uno' denominations were of the oping
lthat Mr Barnes spoke Sunday mu:
11111 a socialist and not 1111 a labor ‘
WESATPORT. Sept 7.~«'l‘he COnsoll 'mqn. will that be we. voiolu
dated railroad has decided that. it personal opinion only.
will not pay the town of Weetport. E The Building Trude: council m
61.000 for that piece of land.iacate1l paused resolutions of dAlAl‘lllt' 0,
near the station at Greene Furmu. Burues' speech '
which it wants to use, for this electrl 1» _
ficutlon purposes. but instead will line mNOTiGB. NEMOVAL
the land and if the town wants it, I have moved my place of but
let it prove this Lt will be remem- from ill to 12 Havlluntl inset.
bored that some time ago. the rail- Al am prepared to serve meals to
road asked the town for permission manual and transient melts. '
Ate locate cement pillars on this MR8. mNilll HAMIL'I‘O
land. The eeleotmen had this brought -- » -~—-»-I.—W
“D M? It meant “390131 tow“ mam. FKOF. NEWEALL‘AS DANGER“ AG
tug. and the voters decided that it ' EMY.
would be wise to set: the railroad W- Gillie” NW9“ will "W
”.000 m. the property. , aaeudmny for 111111111111; end deco
intone that time the railroad has A“ Am“ 111111. ”Will Nommt
1301“,, m; the title to the property. 111111111 tor ladies and semiotics
and it i understand that they and it 1‘15 51" ”WW ”"195 0‘ 00‘
once be head to private parties use» ETA” “it “a “m “A" A" 5‘"
1111 11111111 111111 11111: to the 1111.11.11 mil? “W1 W“ 5’? “mm
that m town will tool; 11o . the modem Society of! Pro
crowning,“ «which air. Noll
11 member. the til it till '
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