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xiiertiord Convention Alter Having Become Harmonized Nomi-
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[Julius Curtis orders Extra Panel
‘ LII! Johnny cam EGddIIIII into “mint“ Avenue MflnGdkt Church; I0-
“missioner of corporations under Presi-
nmcaronl a la mode and he!
- so, but her apron constrain the
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bated Former commissioner oicorporatlons Under
President Tait’s Administration
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Action Was Taken in the Interests of Harmony—May Choose
Hill ton-congressman
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Herbert Knox Smith, former com-
mer Commissioner oi! Corporations,
would be neminated for governor
Friends 0! President F. S. Luther, of
Trinity College, who had insisted that
his name should be‘presented, recod-
nized that his refusal to permit use
of his name was final.
The delegates took up their busi-
ness with little idea as to the com-
position of the ticket, as to whether
the convention as awhole would favor
the making in districts and towns of
senatorial and‘ representative nomina-
tions. Lincoln W. Morrison, of En-
dent Tait’s administration, was nomi-
nated lfor governor by acclimation at
the Progressive state convention at
llrlarti’ord today.
HARTFORD, Sept. 26.-—The state
convention of the Progressive Party,
opened last night by Governor Hiram
W. Johnson, of California, resumed its
session this morning for the selection
of a state ticket, and seven presiden—
tial electors. The early signs were
that. despite his reluctance to use or
his name, Herbert Knox Smith, for
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A gory pretty ”wedding ceremony
’ ‘ Was bolemnisedw last eveningiht the,
Rowayton Baptist parsonage in R0w~
ayton avenue, when Miss Jennie Mon;
ris, daughter of Mr. and Mrlr. Charles
Morris, of Rowayton avenue. was unit-
ed in matrimony with Edward Prince.
Rev. Francis A. Cunningham pastor
of the church performed the ceremo-
to Try Little Giuseppe
Maivaso
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Judge Howard J. Curtis in the crim-
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Women
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Block System Campaign to Be-
nin Tomorrow Morning
Living in No'rwalk today. depending
only on charity for their existence.
g are nearly a score of aged women
‘most or them mothers who have pass~
ed the age at three score and ten. To
them life has become a continual
crisis. Many of them were parted
from their husbands by death. when
the life before them looked fair and
rosy. One by one they havef seen
their children pass over: the river.
Through no fault of their own they
have become financially helpless; one
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-—-LAST CHANCE OF SIAGON.
Peaches. 31.00 basket. G. Chloe.
Washington 'St. Tel. 324-3.
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Wilson’s Intends in Bridgeport!
llcar Discoureplng Reports
.‘ws ;._
lnal superior court yesterday ordered ”W I“ the presence Of an admiring
an extra panel of jurors drawn for Do-
~Jober when the murder trial of Gulsep-
pe Malvaso charged with the murder
of Harry, Maudiin. the Wilton farmer,
will take place. The decision to start'
the case on that date was arrived utI
yesterday after a careful perusal 0;
mi cases on the docket tor the‘ pres at the South Norwalk tower at tion
on term 0 the court. . ' a
Maivaso is accused of having more and I“ one of the most WWI“ mem-
dered Maudlln bl whom he was em- I be“ 0' Rowayton'g younger set. Mrs.
played by shooting him with n shot-l Prince “5 an accomplished young lady
gun on the evening of August 31, 1911 “I‘d both I‘M" a host 0’ admiring
“e was not captured for a long timeI friends who are extending congratuim
after the deed. but the circumstantial “0"“ and best "Ml” 1°” many happy
evidence pointed his way and he was 3’9“” “I married life
apprehended while working in bistros~ hilmmedistilely “T231” ceregony 1:33
eliusetts. appy coupe on e an a omo e
and ware whisked away to the Roway-
ton depot, but they had not gone so
-quickiy as to‘~escnpe a large party oi’
friends who met them at the station
and showered them with rice contettl
and other articles of hearty felicita-
tion.
[M sand Mrs. Princewent to Bridge
“AIDE” 1'0”" port to spend the night with relatives.
'thheytmg late;- 3: to New Halogen on:
John the buoyant-old baby son oi! en ° W or I” P comp tlon
Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Tortereila. of 71 “1°” trip. UP” the". return they
popular couple. .
Lester Cakes was the best man and
Miss Helena Oakes officiated at; the
bridesmaid. The bride was daintiiy
attired in a neat traveling suit, with a
hat to match. .
lMr. Prince is employed as ieverman
would...
«LAST CHANCE OF SEASON.
Peaches. $1.00 basket. G. Cuneo,
Washington at. Tel. 324.3.
BABY IIIIIIIIIIIY
' Lexington avenue. was almost scolded "I“ “‘1‘" up their "mm“ "It” the
in death this morning, when the main
or caught her dress in a large kettle
of water heated to the boiling point
and upset it on the baby. who was
playing on the door of the kitchen.
Mrs. Tortenelia was [imparting some
not till: 4
mo! on the stove to get it be! ad. Lit-
Lbridc'n parents in Rowayton avenue.
EXTEIIII BAIL Til
IIEV. III. EAIIIIIAIIKO
Rev. 8 P. Fairbanks. pastor oi the
room and settled on the door. Soon ”IMP P unanimous call tom It!” cl-
atter. Mrs. Tommlia came In “(islet bill“! 91' 111' ”WI“. 3“ VI.
“ma w mm“ a“ t, G a“ t can as pastor for another of
° w an .the quarterly on notice menu held
or oi the stove and n we ' I ‘ ‘
backward; as she missed he
throng oi relatives and friends or thei
From District
u, /
it the reports brought into Bridge.
I port yesterday by democrats lrom dit-
terent pa‘ts oi' the county are to .be.
believed Lynn W. Wilson will not be
nominated for congress tomorrow at
the democratic congressional conven-
tion unless it be after the stideut kind
of a tight. says the Bridgeport Tele—
gram. These men learned yesterday
for, the first time that Mr. Wilson
did not carry Bridgeport so strongly
as has been represented to them.
They were. amazed to learn that he
had such a lack ct support here as to
tail to carry live out of mo 12 die.
' tricts and that in order to make". ap-
pear that he was so strong in , his
home c'I‘ty the democratic city and
town convention had chosen delegates
to ‘the convention as representing
those districts men who‘hnd been on
the losing ticket in these districts.
it seems that some one has been
spreading the report abroad in the
district» that Mr. Wilson up all men:
in Bridgeport that even the little chit.
drop were calling for his nomination.
When the real fact. in theme» were
laid before the. cuter-town man you-
terdsy they it is alleged were amused
and sold things that do not look well
in print or sound very nice. .
People reinitial- with the sentiments
of the delegates elected say that their
can find only about 40 some. who
have any loading at all towards m.
Wilson and escort met senator new
mini: Dohmn or south
locks eVeu strcnscr to them.
teeth were all broken. The other 1104
newer: ‘ ,
Will Appearilieiore Public Utili-
ties commission in Regard
to only Turnout
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Mayor William F. Tammany, Gor-
poration Countlel Joseph R. Taylor,
city Clerk John J. Cuneo. and coun-
cllmen William E Hoyt and Harry W.
Mather, eedpnipenled by A. to. Win.
cheater all one residents oi South
Main strecliérhdiie gone to Hartford to-
day to sit ' the hearing on the ap-
peal ct thannectlcut Company from
the decisia oi the city council lotus-
ing the corporation permission to lay
another turnout in South Main street.
that beast”! is :15 this morning be-
fore that smut ‘body, the Public
Utilities Computation. and to fight
against any attempt of the commis-
stop to grant the privilege to the rail-
way company. L
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Changes Proteins Against Slur
vessnt Fish and Groomsmen
Hamilton Fish
NEW YORK Sept. 26.—- ~Charges
that Stuyvesant Fish and his brother,
former Common laminae Fish,
are trying so prevent their nephew.
Hugh Norma who is- In an insane
asylum in metric teem marine any
rel carom acorns can by his
by recourse” WM! Bernard?
Ratio. 8 London clockwise who has
appointed in Md committee
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While Northoote‘ has pronerty- in
trust aggregating $1,500,000 the only
part of it in England is I hind on
which the income is *8. 700 a year Mr.
Milo requested Hamilton and Stuyve-
cant Fish as trustees of the estate
here to send along the. American in-
come to help pay accumulated debts.
but they missed.
W
IIIIIIIIII PASSED
IIESTLEBO IIEIIT
SPEZIA. Italy. Sept 26.——William
Marconi. the inventor of wireless «toi-
egraphy, passed a routine; night as a
result of injuries sutiered by him in
an automobile accident yesterday near
Borghetto.
He complained of paint from a.
slight wound in the head. while the
injury or his right eye and many oth-
er bruises caused considerable irrita‘
tion.
Mrs. Marconi. who was not hurt in
the collision. sat up nursing her hue
hand through the night.
King Victor Emmanuel will, it is
expected. visit Mr. Marconi today.
Further detailii of the accident show
that Mr Mauoni was driving at hits
as... and that the automobile with
which his car collided was practically
wrecked by the force or the turnout. it
mapped to a lawyer nomad Bab
trams, who dor 30 years milled in the
*Unlted state-.119 was severely brute.
ed ghoul the breast, while bio so
parents at the automobile, with the
exception oi the driver, were throws
out. but not hurt. . .
Mr. Meteorite sdbretary cultured “
di section of the arm. "’ .,
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IN IHIIH HWH
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Twelve of Them Testiiy‘in‘ the
.lini'lo‘dksultes Court
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Recess Token, But lurymen {Did
llot See Wilson
Twelve of the 189 defendants in
the suit of D. ill. Loewe & Co. against
members at the hattcrs‘ unions in
Danbury, Nonwsik and Betbel testi-
fied before Judge James L Martin and
the jury in the United States court
yesterday, and the examinations or
these occupied all day. Fifteen more
of the defendants will be in court to-
day to testify and it the defendants,
as witnesses. are disposed of at the
rate of dtteen a day. it will take more
than two weeks 01 the trial to dispose
of the testimony of the remaining de-
fendants. The court had been in ees~
sicn less than a halt hour yesterdav
afternoon when the music of the band
escorting Woodrow Wilson to the Par-
sons Theatre was heard. The Jury-
meu showed some uneasiness and
Judge Ital-tin declared ‘t recess that
intuit:
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Bl. firm. liwocd by tloroton
uttail'Shct hy'ilr. Eruptions
Alter Accident ‘
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A big gray horse belonging to Rich-
ard Shelton of Norman Heights and
valued at close to 3250 was struck by
a trolley car yesterday attornoon and
his left hind leg broken below the
hook. Dr. Gilbert Brundaze, oi Nor.
walk was called but the only thing that
he could do was to shoot the animal
and put it out of misery. This the
doctor did.
The accident happened yesterdhy at;
ternoon about 1: 30 oclock on the old
Saugatuck road in Westport near the
tannery. The horse was one or a pair
or his hell!!! stars They were at
work at the time and were drawing a,
load of stone weighing close- to 1.500
lbs.
track; and the our shot around the
curve at full speed and into the beam.
The horse that Was struck who the
“here. side" horse.
carried twenty-three foot by the car,
and had his is: broken as stated shore.
Word was sent to Dr. lei-undue of Nor-
will and he some to the scene of the
accident and locked the horse over
resins that the only thing to do was
to shoot the entrant and put him out
.1 and misery. The other horse was not
thinned seriously but was scratched
and on to some content . ~
The car which struck the horse was
due at the Hotel douche at :1: is o'cl"
WINNER EQBIGMT
increased Claudine»; Showcre./
iMMn
tel.
The were about to cross the ‘
y and the meeting will start promptly .
The animal was .
Don. Owned by Joseph Tracey, ‘
on Mrs. Steiner Winchell Presence of Mind:
Enough to Ward on Attack
SHE WAS HHIIBKIH HllIIH
Mrs. Bertha ‘Steiger of Edward
street, Norwalk, was attacked this
morning on Plattsviile avenue by a
large dog belonging to Joseph Tracey.
Mrs. Stelger was going from her home
to the home of Mrs. Daniel Cor‘coran
which is nearby. at the time. When
she reached the residence °I. Joe Tra-
cey, the animal sprang over the fence
and at his victim. The woman had
presence of mind enough «to guard of!
the attack of the dog, with her arms.
and by doing so, prevented‘him trom
grabbing her by the throat. She was
knocked against the tense ~and her
clothing turn. The animal did not
follow up the attack and went away
alter h s victim was throwu to [the
“1
roll visor ne”;nre
Arrangements are practically con--
cluded tor the monster-Wilson demon
,strstion tomorrow evening in‘ Bridge
port. The presidential candidate and
his party arrive there at 6:45. With
‘ the governor will come National Con.
mittceman Homer 5. dumplings. It is
‘ possible that William G: McAdoo. pro-
bable candidate for governor tor New
York state, and vice chairman of the
natTonal committee, will also be in
the party. The democratic parade
will stcrt‘promptly at 7:80 and the I
several districts will form in line on
Water street oppbsite the Atlantic ho-
Grand Marshall Gill is confident
or a large-turnout and keen rivalry
exists among the several districts as
to the number of marchers each dis-
trial will turn out. The parade will
march up Fairdeld avenue to main
street and (Quatermcrch at the cor-
ner or State street to the armory.
Three thousand chairs'hsve been pro- .
vided for those fortunate enough to-
.srrive early.
‘ The doors will be open at 7 pin .
It s. with galleries will be reserved
exclusively tdr
speakers platters: will be occupied
Town chairman W. W. Bent has
boon selected by the committee as
chairman of the reception committee
“Mr. heat and his associates on this,
will greet Governor Wit“ ..
commutes
son and his party.
immediately otter Governor Wilson .
has addressed the gathering; the Hon
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lion Warden Charles Pane Notified :and Later
' ‘ canine
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Springs liver fence
Mrs. Stelger picked bet-salt
went to Mrs. ‘Corcoranfs‘ih
is one door below where.
took place. She was,
vons'state and tainted
the house. Except for!
vous stock, Mrs. Staci *
Jared.
The dog is a. his the
impossible to tie the ,
collar and' chain. Strap ,,
placed about the bird! mi
to the cellar and chair
tacked several people in
lately.
Charles Page. who is
Warden in the pose on
Worden. went to tT
tailgate the once. .
ladies, while the.
by the honorary vice president. whose "
mines will be announced in the press
this evening.
Yesterday alter-noon" the
to pass upon the matter
finding with the clerk
court.
The committee hold! I
committee are John ,
Fslrchiid Wheeler of
E. Beam of Greenwic
Norwalk Chronicler