I (Continued M first new
,ltmm received 15 of the 24 votes and
H. S. Lockwood 9. [*pon motion of
Attorney John .1. Cuneo the nomtn':
m was made unanimous. Other
nominations made last night were:
Iii-1' ’1 City Treasurerwliarry E. Scofield,
mans Fifth Ward.
is ‘ Tax Collector—D. Burr Beach, Third
remit Ward.
or?!“ 3 ‘ Members Board of Education—Dr.
«.3- C. Sherer, Second Ward; William
tame!
_Ahrens, Fourth Ward.
Town Clerk—Herbert R. Smith.
IBelectmen—John H. Gorham, Third
”III. ' Ward; PhilipII Castellano. Second
.45 . wad.
” , Constables~Siewart l-I. Elliott.
, Fourth Ward; Henry Selzer.‘ Third
Ward; Oliver S. Clark; Filth Ward;
‘1 Paul Soltez, Second Ward.
City Sheriff—George B. Talmudge,
3r. . -
. .:; Registrars of Voters-Joseph A.
K4117?” Curler. First Ward; A. T. Eldridge.
m :23 Furled Ward; BuiusJ. Smit'ii,.Second
We} "5' Ward;
flaw: ' Mr. Miller Open. Meeting.
em 3:1 ' "rite convention Was opened at 8:25
1mm. 'o'élo‘cir by wmtam 'Miller Edmund
has! ‘1
amine I ' man and Han y E. Scofieid temporary
secretary. These officers were later
“Mil? _fnade permanent. Chairman Crowe
E: 'I“ appointed George G”. Richmond, Ed-
' ' "' warti'J. Flaherty, John H. Gorham, J.
Edward Lycett and Edwin W. Godfrey
”I!“ Its a committee on credentials. which
.1 ”a star was presented in the formal fashion.
”:1" I A roll call showed the following dele-
_fl, : gates were present.
First Dist1iot——John D Milne.
Charles H. bum; Nelson W. Be -
era,- new men‘s.» will???
:1 Ryder and Louis gt, IJghnvfleelerh
2’7 sISedond. Di'stht—s’HgS'ry W. fither,
Edmund E_. "Cl‘owe, wards "E I.
' , ions. John .1. Ounce, eor’a
lurhh, William F Tammany. Edward
4... J.‘ r1mm.. Rm J Smith, wId
" m“ Charles ‘A. Waiters: "‘ "
a. Gorham and pr. tan-Hoyt.
Fourth District—Gardner Arlington.
J. Edward Lyceti, and" William
. Ahrens.__ '
‘ , mm District—Harry ‘E. Sconeld
'. Edwin H. Godfrey and Percival R.
T .ahermn . W
V ' {m 5‘11’
' .;I 2:14:31) :ti'tlfn Oglcarl Lawre-
trom as may or was placed before The
convention by Charles H.‘ Dflworih.
The selection was seconded by Nelson
W. Benedict During his speech of
nomination IMIr. Dilworth said:
Mr. Chairman and Delegates of the
. Convention; I ’
The Republicans 6f the City of
III Notwalk nev or had ll“? opportunity to
1“ Vfirve” the’inlerw .‘the‘ mowers
m. om citizens better than monomer
‘ Inity that presents itself at this Repub-
. m1; do bilingual“ it;
.I x J.
f"
Each district committee has made
an honest effort toIIselect candidates
. fare; otI the city “Above socceded in
triIct oliices, who, when elected. w
’I give. their best elicit/3'7} iii behalf
'goo_d, sound, economic and onto
. IIIsov-crnmynt I ' . ‘43:) ,
. We are. appointed outlaw
fl." 0.: .thls .Cll-Y, ”Iv “ESQWKHJDW
Ivoandidatesefov. thexall', import
. tity hand We owefiit toahemto
urtheaetandardseireamew '
@ulflican fort}; -
tit "oflice in tfig ..
, came when‘the arguments opened for
. “(were moved that an tutu-ma! Bal-
'Richmond asked that Secretary Sco
" E. Crowe was elected temporary chairl‘nfomm ballot. The following tellers
Fit-at 5.?th of mad;
as afoot which would lead those pro;
§ent to believe a-contest was likely,
the method of balloting. Cinrios A.
lot be taken for mayor, No other
nomination had been made other than
ed the opinion that the hair way to
ballot would he to name all of the
candidates to be voted upon prior to
the informal ballot. An amendment
to Mr. Walters’ informal ballot motion
was made to this eitecr, and was sec-
onded by John D. Milne. George G.
field cast one ballot in Mr. Harstrom’s
favor. Mr. Walters objected, assert-
ing the_right was evident that an in-
formal ballot could be taken even
though but one nomination had been
made. Said Mr. Diiworth:
“I don‘t know the exact rules re-
garding an informal ballot when only
one nomination has been made, but on
the present order of things I make a
motion We name the candidates. We
want'to play the genie clean and fair.
In good faith we have presented the
City of Norwalk. We
who we are vexing for."
Nelson W. Benedict declared that
there should be no objection to the
should know
were appointed and an informal ballot
was taken with only the name of Hars-
tr,om formally presented: (‘harles H.
Diliorth..Charles A. Walters. Henry
Selzer, William R. Ahrens and Perci
val H. Sharron. . ‘
An ‘11-8 Vote.
When the results were made known
Secretary Scofleld announced 24 ha]
lots had been cast. making 13 neces-
sary for a choice. Mr. Harstrom re
.. Mr. Mills and one to
.:.e eater ringside
v.95: . bscall talk
i
Third District-Henry Selzer, John.
-' received 15 votes and Halli-y 3. Lock
whoI VBVOl‘Ul-V no; the support. of ,
every citizen interested in the well
' ‘n'omlrti‘ting than“ to ‘tft‘é several “9:1.
eelved 11 of these and Mr. Tammany
‘ '- h two rhhiiii I.‘son two to
' Lockwood.
" 6 chili-e ‘b%g ginide eison W.
te minute re-
in; over. This
was granted, and heads :yere put to-
thermal, arguments waped. Nothing
tangible resulted so an executive ses
sion was voted. The d gates went
int'o this session at 9: 15 nd after a
spirited confah broke it? at 9:55
ocldok
Haratrom Nomad.
When the convention writs called to
order again, William Ff Tammany
stated that his did at ‘potlme been-e
mowalId itI Ibo? formally altered by
the convention ’he would have de
clined it. he stated. Winn another
informal ballot was takoii the. secre-
tary announced 3% votes dist, making
necessary for choice 13. Mr. Harstrom
wood 9. Attorney John”: J. Cuneo
moved that the selection? be ~made
unanimous; which was done, a dele
mWwanmt- out to hunt up Mr.
fiflirovfiii the maples desiring to
congratu ate “him“ and heir a speech.
_I. .33"; .Tpuorergj
" I've ln' iiiiiffor the' nomination
the ilI'ifth Whrdr‘fas good and faithful
publica‘n his. more is In the City
elk. TI‘He iii-‘qualitlhd in every
reallocate fillthatg‘ sitionl: Ke- Works
‘K shop as bookkeeper.
is anion every-
of. ii nominate
it...“ the; ritth‘ Dis;
" Wd oi; the EMU“: tmtownrdelemes) 1 113“?“th
ates should
” toul‘df know
‘ r. "1-:-
The first indication of something be.
Mr. Hamtrom’a. Mr. Diiworth oxpreear ' '
name of a gentleman as mayor of Die“
fiMdIeg’and We? Em!" candidate 1
as city treaurer," said Mr Godfrey of '
3" salt as he candidate.
lamentotions nor .
Without risk or worry you may send
some of any size any distance by
WESTERN UNION
The cost is as little as the time‘it takes
is shert. The protection, perfect.
IFull information at any
Weuam .UIIIM Offs“.
‘41. :.
--wo note the frolicwlng
Alli-Ins larva“ cleanly duigned styles in a gratifying large' assortment.
models Gowns of serge and taffeta in combination
ink» in blacker dark colors plaid tenets in French or
plaited. skirts, piait/ed from the yoke with confining belts or girdles of patent leather
Home at smoked pearl buttons or gilt buttons are a favored garnitute. -
1Vl'odcratxly Priced at
$13 50 to $23 50
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3" "lI
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New One-Piece
DRESSES
Plain
Tartan cite-cts. with fill
newsman tumult TELEGRAPH to.”
the made; wit-line purpose of insuring
17 and Leo Davis 5 ' ' "
‘rown Clerk. ’ Itheir eflicienthndI economic adminis
Charles H biluorth reuominaiedah‘u 51‘1"“ ”t.
Helbelt R. Smith, present lurmdhéntl‘ The electors oi'tli city are askefilI
as town clerk. He was unanimouslylm. Maiden 1W of the Re
selected to run for this office.» Mbifl’lfii' road to “Tish
. Sewlectmen and Judge the Dllndpies for which
Henry Seizer. named John B Ger they stand. Men of filth chunk-ml
ham of the Third Ward, and John mleucmive ability and proved lmocrttvi
Cuneo named phmp Castallano, ogihave been nominated. Their election‘
the Second mm as seleetmen They‘wlll hs‘éure the people a wipe, ancient
were unanimously nominated and economic administration of the
Conatablea. - «city's affairs on a businuerasls. Il
For constables the following were
nominated tituwimously: Stewart 3.;
Elliot. nominated by Mr. Seher; Hen mm _',M 'I
r_\ Salter. nominated by Charles Wat """ ' ' i
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ters; Oliver 5 Clerk, nominated by Big" wm_ AI Y H
, a
P.1Il Sharron; Paul Suites, liotiilhnied
Over twenty candidates reported on
by E. J. nahert Mr. Sherron stated
that he considered 12mm should .
have a constable. inasmuch as that
section of the city received no police WEB” ”3‘6"!” afternoon tonic
protection. 9‘" in NW York Univeraity’a first.
Registrar: 0, Votora. foothall practice. The dtItlyt'a workout
cona ated of little more i on a severe
The following were unanimously} drill in the In mlament a1 points of the
'Esame. Among lite veterana‘ who went
present were Capt. Ralph Sonora.
nominated as registrars of voters
Joseph A. Carier. First Ward; nomin-
liackel of last yert‘a team; Sokolowmt‘
slung. the mascot
ated by M. Milne; A. W Eldridge."
has plant]. and M.
Third Wand, nominated by Mr Seiner‘l
Rufus ”J. Smith' Second Ward. nomhftlngi'wa
' jthe lasotwo seasons. A large number
.of last year's acruba were a.“ on
ated by“ Mr. Flaherty.
hand. , ‘
I~ Candidate. supported.
Upon motion of C. H. Dilworth it
was declared that the sense of the Among the new materlaiwere How-
com ention be finite“ of the nominees ard G Cann. fullback of the 1914» Dart-I
of the convention have the support of' mouth freshman team; ManleY. who
its delegates This was agreed “om played fullback for Morris High school
Mr. Hanirom'a‘ Speech last year; Egan of Manual TrainiazI
Toward the close of the convention; and Matthews of Fordham Prep were
the nominee '10,- mayor, Carl Axle also in ungform. Sailor Burkoand Bob‘I
Httrstrom. appeared in the hall He McCullough 0' the 1913 varsity team
was most enthusiastically greeted, are :xpectedj to report some time this
and was roundly applauded. He was wee “
escorted to the platform by Attorney Although “l 91'6““th “and seems
to be some hat small it ll eMMi
Tammanv, where he was greeted by that within“; week's time .11 'm be
Chairman Crows who said:
.. nearly doubled by the return 01 Um
We will do the best we can to other veterans and By the material an-
élect you by a handsome majority" , narthed from the incoming class. i
Mr. Hat-strum responded. . . ' ' 1
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"i thank you very much for your: . _. .
cordialIIgreetlng. -I look upon the r . ' .1 . - , J ,.-.
nomination. seat-gracious compliment I , , ~ . J - - L'
. . .I , . I n f.
mhich. 1‘ an: suite 1 do: not deserve.. but We Have 3' Complete 1 e 0
”predate? none the less As some of
you, on- my lefnzw'illrbear out (Writes; ILIsm” C0319. 8m, m ,
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sought the nomination- I halve titles a “ , ' .
ed numbered objections against mi?
In Billie or. this?
narrower you am honored the ("'e
list an abiding l i- am‘ conscious l
" o'tlm‘ than
“m
" ' Ali Unusual
_Stlk Hesiery
‘ IOPI'POLlunity
Si. 00-—- $1. 25
.SILK HOSE
Regular: first quality :1 and $1. 25
thawed silk lioslory in black and all
wanted colors Some are silk; some
little solo heel and top; others silk top
. lisleeol. and heel.I ,
Written as a special otter-ins
for out Hosiery Section.
Raw—
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I . The. Problem
l - more” Fave? or Bridge Prime you
' may be able to solve in the list below:-
I Jewelry Section.
I! Silver Candlesticks, tall and slender,
with model filigree
work, hahdle at one
...., .. $1.50
. . I Plain Silver Candlesticks. two sizes
50c and $1 .00
rfrystal Bud Vows. in Ifllixree hold:
‘. 503ml 75 cts
The First Exclusive - . ~
. - Weaveo in.
4'91 ' Tailored
SiiiTiNGS
—-tu‘e, bare. ready tor your convenient
selection—some. rare and exceptional
design in the accepted Fall weavings.’
,. Military Dolli—
“m ill to ry"
l 'menslts colon-about the shade of
l .. .an‘ odicerfsuniforutc
i ' satiny'smooth‘.
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Sd'inches $8. 00
Fancy Broadcloths,
oxford gray
“., 'I IXa‘vy blue -
.54 midhes $390 II,
We :2; «1105.5 “
2545inchos $2.50
69c“-
. tfe‘tor—ni'
Th! slimmed! ' ‘
Exclusive Designs in
aowvs
For Afternoon Wear
Several Models by
Paquin and Lucille .
it “ill be good ncu»: to all womcn
to find that our first selection of the new .
Autumn gowns is ready.
needs a gown’lmrrictily li‘tt'wccn sca-
sons and it is such a shtisl’act'zoit to'
know that there a": sacral dozen dress?
('1ch often
cs that are exclusive; and at’ 'pricc's"
which are mo'dc’ratc. .-
IL 1
Very Smart
Crepe De (.hme
Blouses at $3. 50
Fine quality of C‘rcpe and a ~good
‘ line of fashionable shades each model
trimmed in an attractive way with lace
edge, collar or vcstee. ,
$3.50..
Tuesday noun Spec
$19.15
Four colors. white. black. ill-igneo-
ette green and flesh tint. Dnlntily
made and trimmed. Special
The Small Woman
i-Wlil and really once-”inalifetime bargains in
our present forced clearance and "
Sale. of Corsets
It should be understood that every Corset ll
of our regular stock and expensive Read quality.
$5315 "Sa 50- -$6
Corsets $2.95 Corsets.
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TheVarying Motifs in” "
Fall Mill nery _
Fare; admittedly, to be seen in no other initial
I‘ery Parlor in such; profusion as at Readies . -:. -.
appear dailn
There are special and exclusive styles :t‘or‘» exam
New and dislintptfii'e models
occasion. . -
Sting and comfortable little "1359? Hale troutl ‘-
"'8.qu I
TUESDAY. W. to 19:5
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$1 95
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