"wont m out u «out, at every point and hindrance“ proscenium l .1eleot their successors. l Madame-«cm rm Witter! 3.»an Alike Manny ”3W hi liver! hill. t 1aevenu wet-d committees shall hold at- ‘ 1dee until the Wigwam M nittteee. ' denounce. herehiwtter mentioned. shell some 3. liter-me of Mil“ litre oi the city committee met Section «I. Filling or Vaccine!!! m1 rinse the death, resignation or removal oi tiny recruiter or any word committee eluculemtiuco the committee to less than three. the remaining two Item- 1hern thrill till lute vacancy hy choos- 1ner to come before said caucuses. M W‘ not! you mWnMnmmumm line another member from the electors int their own word. and in the event more or the city eerie null- or the new new heretofore ‘ M6. the said mm on name i the word com— hated by the dimmed-merry are here- . W mutilated more convention on To timeout my other heroines: we the candidates or the Wheat: new ty, end this convention directs that a Mien h Delegates For each committee at five to be named by riom councilman a. particular word is en- inetion or one from each word is here- titied to elect under the provisions or by appointed to invite the co- operation the city new, the nerd canon uhull or and not in «arouses won a like. elect three delegates and cheats in its committee train the homoerotic and own manner three alternates to the the Citizens' party to numb candidates next biennial town and city com-en. for such places as have not been filled tion and elect three members of the and to fill any vacancies which may A Little Forecst of Styles In Dress Trimmings The visitor who sits down at the Dress Trimming Sr c — tion to rcgale herself with a glimpse of the newest lash- ione, may imagine herself before some Eastern burner with its glowing richness of fabrics and splendor of coloring,T BOSTON RUM SHOE. (:0. men. men. city committee lot the Mirth. reclamation or removal , 1 Section 3, Wholesales, etc, to the lien- io‘t‘ a member of the city oorn~mittee,"1 occur . Committee on Vacancies. . Truly the adornments for gowns this season pass those. of former years in beauty on t1 novelty, Madame, this winter will sparkle, most brilliantly, for entreetltuts chooses THE on lZEllS’PdllTV ~ Mamie Id from first page). a...“ ‘ nevertheless the only right and proper - Mien at this time. ' Attorney J-oeoph R Taylor stated, at- gter the passage of the resolution fa- voting thin move. as his re‘keon tor “ voting age-inst the measure. that he is a Republican and present in the con— vention m n .rebresontetlve of that party. He believes that there are Ro- publlclms who can manage the busi- _ nets affair-e of the new city as well as can any Democrat. Attorney George H. thurgiu. who dill not vote on the resolution, said that he would take off his hat to no man tor loyalty to the 9 new cityyhnt that he did not note be- cause the names did not appear separ- Itely. There are some on the ticket. he stated, whom he would have voted for. but there Were others whom those he represented as a delegate were un- satisfied with and whom he would wished to have opposed. The convention was called to order I 1 end Cher-lee N. Smith. ’l‘hlrdwlauslie Gamble. Frederick Ill. Wheeler and hen dlevls. Fourth~Clnrk M. Ely. (William R. «throne and Edward J. ‘Ilyc3tt- Fifth~llenry Rowland. denies ll. Taylor euIiIEdwcrd I... Brotherton. Committee on Credentials. John H. Hoyt, let: flurry W. Mather, 2d; Louie Gunilla. 3d; Clark M. Ely. 4th. and Henry L Rowland. 5th. ware appointed to o. committee on eroded-1 tiels. They examined the official na— 1 pers or the delegates and their report. which who accepted on vote and given the meeting by Mr. Hoyt. found all the delegates duly present or repre- sented by their alternates. Committee on Ruled. E J. Hill. let; George H. Vosburgh. 2d; F. M. Wheeler. 3d; William R. Ah- renn. 4th. and Edward 5th,, were appointed a committee on rules. The rules, prepared by Attor- nay Vosburgh, were found by e unen- lmoue vote of the committee to be entirely occeptahlo and were adopted on vote. after being read by Attorney Vocburgh. The rules are as follows: at eight o’clock hy Registrar Joseph “Tic“ '- A. (3m, who read me call. Charles Political Committees and Officers H. Dilworih was selected as chairman s3““- and limo .Dkvis was chosen clerk. Ed- ward 3., Bunions 'and George H. Voc- burgh. of South Norweik, each with- drew from their nominations for sec- rotary. The delegates present were as fol- lows, by. districts: First—«m J. Hill, Iii. 1M. Wood (represented by Hon- ry P. Price. his alternate.) John D. 'Mflne, Edward J. Thomas, Charles H. Ililworth and John .H. lHoyt. Second—marge H. Voshurgh. Fred- erick H. Quintana. Edward B. Doulens, Joseph it. Taylor, Harry W. Mother Section 1. City Committee. There shall be elected biennielly in the man-- nor hereinafter provided a republican city committee of the city of Norwnllt. consisting of three electors for each councilman to be elected under the provisions or the city charter at the next succeeding town and city eluc- tion, which committee shall perform all the duties required of it by these rules, and the laws of the state of Con- . necticut relating to political commit tees. Section 2 Ward Committees There :2. Everyone knows the need of e. good Selector and there is no better time to choose it than now. We have a. splendid line of all the best styles and the most .ponuln colors of the season. Full range of sizes. PRil'ZES . The N. E; at ‘WAeumo'roN or. $1.98 to $8 Ryan Co. the WW! «unmittoo of the word in which he ulna elected shell illl‘tha va- ounce hr. Woodhull “other member- - from the electoro of their own word. Section 5 Mirrors. The members of said city committee and of each of said word committees shall elect. within three days of their own elec- tion. from among their own members. a chairman, u secretary and c trees-1 \Iror, each of which oii'lcers shall per-I tom oil the duties required or their: by those rules. and the'lewa of the state of Connecticut relating to on- core or political committees. ARTICLE II Convention; Section 1. Biennial Convention's. There shall the hold bionninlly before the biennial‘town and city election, a convention of the delegates from the several wards of the city of Norwnl‘k. which convention of delegates shall nominate all candidates of the re- publican party for all town and city vL. Brothcrton omcers for whom all of the electoral, of said town and city may vote at the lyiennial elections of sold town and cit y. Section 2. Special Conventions Special town and city conventionsl ldents of Own Word. No word can- Before the vote woe token the fol- one Ithull elect any delegate, or change lowing committee on vat-uncles Woe any alternate, or elect any member or duly unpainted: John D. Milne, let. the city committee or any member or Frederick H. Quintard. 20: Leo Davis. the ward committee except he be on M; William R. Alumna, 4th. and James elector residing in the ward in which H. Taylor, 5th, in order that the terms is held the caucus electing or engaging of the resolution might be logullyoom him. plied with. Section t. Counting. to Maire Nom- The resolution was then voted, the Motions Caucuses of the republican Monty favoring in the opinion or thel demon ”may“; in the gem; wards chair. which was undoubted, two or and tuning districto or the city or Nar. three voting against. and two or three ‘ unlit, shall be held Manually, at tenet not voting. “I". days before the biennial town Attorney Joseph IL Taylor rose to lend city convention, in slid respective a question of DQI‘SOMI privilege He 1mrds, for the purpose or nominating said in can: "I am a Republican. 1 candidates of the Repfibflun mu‘ty for nun a. Republican delegate to this con- councilman and other word one taxing vendor: and I came here to support ciao-tot amcem, tor whom only the Republicans I don’t propose to favor electors or the ward and taxing die. the nomination by a Republican con» trict in which the caucus 1. held m”; volition of a Democrat. Our friend. vote at m. “a,“ big-Mm town and city the congressman. is right in what he election end to transact Any other says about the economic administra- barium pm”;- to come before any of tlon of government, but I believe we said new.” have «Republicans here as faithful in Election 5 Special Caucuses Each governmental affairs and us good as of aid ward committees may call one my Democrats " out mucosa: in their own word and Attorney GGeorge H. Voshurgh said: tum; district as and When they shall “i did not vote. I think my attitude deem such caucuses m be necessary .under the circumstances. is my right ARTiCLE V i take off my hot to no men in this ' town tor loyalty to the new city. I there is a profusion of Rhinestone Bands. Ornaments that look like the tumbled queen’s jewel client. Narrow jeweled Galloons are studded with taires” of many hands. Beaded Bands are of every design, straight, scallop- ed 'and in Vandykc points, the points terminating in pendants. Elaborate Gatnitures have mosaic medallions surround- ed with tint: calmed bcatlwor k. Jetted Bands, Garnitures and Edges are handsomcr than ever, some. with exquisitely fine bends, others with a ll (1‘ :1 (Julianne treasures of “soli- cabochoris cut in many facets. 1Crystal and opalescent Bands for dinner and evening: gowns have small floral (lesignsin colorcrlbcads. Tassels-4nd Tassels, some of them half a yard‘ .onu‘, of jet, crystal or silk. Ornamtnts and separate Motifs, wheels, buckles, halls, drops, butterflies and stars oi cry stal anti irritlcsunt beads. Embroidered Net and Chiffon FlOuncings- in IWl(lL‘ as- sortment, dark and light effects. Waist Gamitures anti Beaded 'l‘nnics. Tunirs are from $12.00 to $25.00, and one. will form the greater part of the dress. Main Floor, Center. may he held as the exigencies or wel- 1 Calls for Convention Ind Gwen-es. fare of the republican purity may re-1I Section 1. By Whom Coiled All quire. and the some delegates or their town and city conventions. and Ill fought against consolidation and I spoke ngeinst it in every district with . note the " Evotcrn or the second voting district or -' : cold town, and the delegates from the 1 ill .. l o, ultermtes entitled to vote in the pre- ward caucuses to elect delegates and ceding biennial conventiorI shall be delegates or alternates entitled to vote .in acid special convanieus. 1 Section 3. Death etc of Delegates. In once of the death. absence. reelgnn tion or removal of any delegate or of his alternate the surviving delegate or alternate, as the case may he, shall choose from among the electors re siding in the word in which he was elected or chosen. any elector to act as delegate In his piece. Sections Nominations A majority ‘vote of the delegates entitled to vote ,in any town and city conventions shall be necessary to make a nomination. 1 Section 5. How Registrars; Shall Be Nominated. At said biennial town and Betty convention, the delegates fromI town of Nortvulk; the delegates from the second and fifth wards ahull nami- cnndirintc for registrar of gthlrd wurd shell nominute the condi- ': 'duto for regiotrnr of voiol‘s of the third .. :voti'nn district of acid town; - nominations elmll have, the same force lurid validity no the nominations of 1' other candidates made by the dole -- gates. or a majority or them. to acid . conventions. nil which ARTICLE Ill, Convention Committee; Section 1. Credentials, resolutions, ruler: constituting 0? “V9 '1 ‘ whom shell hold oilice until their sue- '1' arm‘- ’fl' “A" " *‘RI’fl‘ fl' " Alfl’flflfl" .. -‘tmtmtutgkfitfitu‘ I. b'thsm‘tnt‘\s‘~ mien. the WWW rooawwmum 21M.u.~me.p..e1.. not the Wed unit. we afar go on mm seaming tint lul- Everythiuc is normative” correct-warn. We! end immunity. The“ are mum isolate in m, w- cloth. chariot end popular runny mom. . memauammwom u OMEN '3 FALL TAILOR 0:: M S U I T SE n J n H H MAGNIFICENT NEW MODELS s. A diatirtctive..nnd community: norm; or the mom 3 styles In Women's Tailored seats «Thom-em Whereas en- .; tor this remotely Appointed women's cocci-Io obey and note the . ” completeness and laviehnm of Mr alleviate m m m to eat- emu: "Why. we we tilt-semi. m mun-me" n 1. both. ” ti M. Moltasch 8: Son 1‘ ... em» ..r pa .m/ «t a ill ‘ F' concern are appointed at tho nucceed- lug biennial town and city convention. Section 2. Cmnmlttee on Creden- tials. The committee on credentials shall once upon the credentials of all delegates and alternates. and report the names of those entitled to vote in -. 1the convention before the trennnotion of tiny businese by such convention. “nation a. Committee on Resolu- ‘tione. The committee on resolutions shall prepare end submit nitttorme for adoption by the town and city con- ventions. and procure mu submit rec» citation» on all matters referred to them by such convention. _ section 4. Committee on Rules. The . committee on rules their consider all report their recommendation to the . convention. .. dilution 6. Committee Mr Wovens mite-committee on inner shell devise m to and procure from for light are nee by political- conventions and mitten. and deliver cii sum Wed or Wed by dinette the Mom or the city mm mm: W. . dam m m W i. denounce tom “little- m, at. W or an mu- ‘the iirnt and fourth words shell nomi- , .nutc lilo candidate for registrar of voL ' ‘ers of the first voting district of tho* -- .Numher of Committees; acted upon. '1 There nhull be appointed by the chair 'I: man or the biennial town and city can- ‘ . ventlone tour standing oommitieee, to L: wit: 1' land licence. ouch lrlelonaien. one from each word, all or prepared Monument: or nitration of 1the rules or the medium catty and the exception of the first district. but when the polls closed at 5 o'clock on election day my light ceased. i stand with you now for the new city and the efforts for her future success and Wei fare. The new city is here to stay. be held for the purpose of nominating Talk of division or going back to the (20”me and ward and taxing die old system is futile.” trict omoere, shall be celled by the Cries of "Good" and frequent up eevcrel ward (cinnamon. plunge interrupted the speaker. Section 2. llow Authorized. and i . 1 h soid‘ did t Signed All mile for all conventions" n “mm ng, e ‘ *1 no and ‘U 1180 h I b d i “I vote because i had rether‘the names ““wa ” 5311:} ”1"“ tin“ 9“” would have come up separately There “3““ "I“; SJ: 9 0 ti: 6 more! are men on that ticket I should have cor: h :0 :‘Iu‘ o ta 1'” e80 ru 913‘ voted for gladly, but there are. several :tn 8 It} IIrs gusto ii: Iday on, no names there that are not satisfactory w” ”a p a” a an “0 purpose» to the citizens of the word from which for which the conVention and caucuses i come' Shun be hem' and shall be signed by Mr. Jill] took occasion to thank both the chairman and attested by the sec . gentlemen for their remarks. rotary of the committee. Chairman Dilworih mid: choose alternates and to elect mem- bers of the city committee and of the award committees ghnll he called by the city committee. All caucuses to ‘ ‘Gentle- ART'CLE V' "Inen, the nominee for mayor on that l AmIndment. ticket said tonight, 'When Vosburch Section 1. These rules may be given his word you can depend upon amended, altered or repeated. in whole it.‘ ” or in part, at any biennial or special Committees on Finance and Resolu- town and city convention, by u major- I V tlom. ity Vote of the delegtaoa entitled to- vow at any such convention; provid- cd that tho proponcd amendment. ul- teration or repeal shall have first been considered rum reported by the com-VP mittees on finance and resolutions. City Committee. any entering rule amended or repealed Committee unlctm written notice of such propoucd their deliberations won as roilowe: action ehnll have been IilVen in the Idol! for the convention at which such Nelson w Benedict. George H Rich- 1edoptlon, amendment or repeal in to mood. Chariots H. liilworth and Wil- lium Rider Mrl. Hill's Resolution. 3 and-in substantiation of the some de- .1“. Tutorial]. Marlon ll. Quinterd liver-ed hill uppcnl. lie new in put: and David H. ulcer. Jr- "lt lien within the province of this Dirty tonirbt to do a great deal of Remith and Leo Devin Rood or much harm." lilo mode it strong plea for It non-partisan basis as louder: and J. Edward .l.ycetl. the foundation for our politics to come. Mr. Hill acid that he he: no apologies E. Morley and Weeley ti. Wood. to odor tor the request he made to that ot the nesting or the «Chimney convention. out? muse all political feline were. W“ of \(uiere. "amounted and some mien “retires-1 Another concurs reunite ms celled I!“ who 1M not midterm mend Into and the delegation chose the rollowiuit Politics. maiden wen numbered men tor “33le of voter-e tor the muffle» to m lieu. be cold. ticket: "The mien i'm mm to limit or you mm no murmwooeeen A. Germ. men will is! autumn-lint to tome Swami and mw-wwere it. Dori hm. m i m M the «in. 1! at 11mg, hit-um «uncut-mm" WWMM.Whulm “0 for the NM 0! our OM- Th6 These canto-time were con WinMWMmam “we. Wilson mo Win in build is m Md tit-t the city centim- tIIlren out of city control cud lemme“. min: be united within mam monument 1! Min its niece. We any. by the their. cheirnmr mimetic con ed‘crd tor two more to «grew! out called the meeting for i‘hureduy even- ”it on not tom!” twini- Nerm Town court room with the waiters of the City of tiller- “gnome, walk Without in our am" m m on convection Misun- Ho menu-ed mullet ci' mum- a, I of one Cltlhnu' ‘ a win“: ' Hummfi’uhull me cm or. i) Baldwin and deciliter. ,.'.‘.. WWW dismount: mes Iconic myth. or to airborne new Adult MM". with m. and Hen i... mew-om. mine. It. more than Wu uni w n. Werner-ink”. min, Jeannette“ Brittle. m; MW IL m Wei» It “halidwin new Windmill-W It was voted that the committee on 1:: vacancies till the. ofllccu oi the (tour ~- , A recess was deduced during which 1,2: mitten 0“ rules and provided further the delegates: of the realmtive wards i't' that no new m1“ ”ha" lie-adopted, “m" cencuscd for men to serve on the City :3 - The approved result or ' First—«John o. Milne, John H Hoyt. ' 'Second~»~(}eorge H. Voshurgh. Merry l“?- Hlll arose with .3 resolution 'W.Mather. rotate it. Taylor. William :15: t'l'hlrda—«lhdwd E. (lorhnm. Edward 13,; Fourth-«cc. n. emery, Robert n. 'IigiI 'F‘ifth-Ni’orclvnl H. Sherroti. Hiram On motion of our. Vnehmh the noun Ii" the when lat um I“ wielded motions wmeondrmed by vote oitho ..,. .. The Designer for 35c A Special Subscription 0 ffcr beginning this week. For 35 cis. one receives The Designer for a year. Register at the Pattern Deparit‘mni on the main floor, and mccivc a card. Call for the Iiidgazinc every month. The Upholstery Store has in readiness new lines of Cretonnes, Printed Linens. Cotton Tapestries, Genova' Cloths, Art Tickings and Silkolincs for home lurnishings. -, Third Floor. 'W “hiya-Me Mower-Muree-w‘e. BLANKETS COMFORTABLES These cool nights suggest more Bed Coverings Let'us show you our line of Blankets and Comfortablrs A. Dickerman 8: Son ‘00“ NORWALK. CONN. WI GIVE 3. AND H. GREEN TRADING $TAMPO. ..... ' .A II' . . a . .I . t . '1.» '--- :'-:-:-: e:-_~}:: :“r‘d. E'+ort~w--bt',~l-¢.~'.rvrut- . ~ - IHOT FOLLOWlNO A QUARREL BERLIN. sent. low A mm mm ~I 1i0 I. court It! honor. called to dchlo whether-e out we: necessary between 30“?“ Gm "“3 ”um“ “u“ two premium men in Berlin noel-ply. come before Judge Keogh. this norm' e cwmfvmigr ”a a loading uiint. TOWN cousv uncle. me- More! continued I'm- Further love-ti- gation and ill-pom. no “It! were owned with emu was mad me tut eventing. 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