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‘ CAUCUS'AND' ‘
_CONVENTION
‘ tonsil-m has ran on»
. ‘ u—u—s-
! Third".Ward——Daaiel Keogh.
Fourth Ward—~Fraak H. Merrill.
l Filth Ward—William 1. Stevens, 1r.
. The convention was in session '
about live minutes.
i First Ward.
Democrats at“ the first Ward held
a short and harmonious caucus in the
Town Assembly hall last evening. and
elected fifteeen delegates to the city
. convention. which was held in the city
llarry Tarlov has returnedtrom his hall at. 9 o'clock, /
fortnightly trip to Brooklyn. N. Y.. He William 1- Devine
9t
500mm
and PersOnat
44;
was elected
. a, .
woman 3
l
i
' $2.“ ATTEN.SHUN , Limit-mat of the mean!" and Bernard
. NW 1 v .7, l doesnt divulge any secrets but irons .. ”can” r's 9., ”dag”, tary
' ’ u. . J i ' " 3 , . ' l
N; 4 t.» ‘ i t , S, g GENERAL ORDERS! ttbe smile he wears it wouldnt be sur- Ths iatlowmg delegates‘lo the con- i .
lo. Elvin 8t. ' . . prising to hear that very soon he will Vim on v‘rr“ elect M iinarimcwslyf l ‘
: 1“th Am The best kind 0‘ In!“ Md. fdescrt the tanks of batchelorliood. Call 1:32;! Taxman d?" C’l‘tmO. William 4
. . _ ._ . 9. mar C. eeney, ames .
to measure your full mess- ,around at his popular place of business Hubbell. James 13. Costello. John (1.:
it
i,350,000 Soldier Boys and’l'ackiesfl
Arenowinaetive servieeahroador at min
trairina' chains. and others have been drafted for
duty.in“UNCLE8AM’S"grestaniytofixhtforthe w,
Democracyof alloeoole. ,
’Itnowbehoovesevcryfa-ilyhavinganteni
in the SERVICE of “UNCLE 8AM” to display a
SERVICE FLAG; as nerilhsstration. _
Canyoudsowanybetterdevotiontpthcsoldier
boviior Jackiesthanth’n? A general desire for 3 Ser-
vice Flag which has very recently been adopted by the
wevernment. an new be gratified by calling at this '
.i‘ns‘ct once withCounonandQSC. ~ ' '
Do not delay as the annuity is limited. , ,
For full particular! to see how to secure this flag.
‘ .1 election to hand in their Place.
of election l‘XDt‘nnt‘B to Town
« it R. Smith.
lluizli l’. Campbell ltaiph
The Board of Assessors was in sea-
' slon iodav in the Town Assembly Hall
cut to ""9 of. m" motors at Building. in Wall street. and U13 Sity
» , last evening, caused some ”a“, Smith Norwaik.
humming tlnlc oi the westbound ,
the same passing the local sin
the inside tracks.
'orii' Christmas fund Sunday at the New
York Hippodrome. ‘
man titles. of liort Chester. Miss Ase Third Ward t
” . na Lyon. of Norwalk Miss Veronica~ The cauc -' v
, ., . , ', u.l oi' the Third Ward was
fi‘ "hm” ““:k;’ "“3“”;5 "Sf Well Cook. of New Canaan. cnloved an au- held in th-a store at '20? Washington
(um Smartger In" 8P' .\0. ’ ' ans 0 to trip '0 'SIll‘ll’lKllt‘ltl. M895" where :‘tl‘l't‘t' 'l‘lw Talmud"! Wt'l
St. George. Will he held in the. lodge thev visited Mr and Mrs Robert lv« tlt‘lt‘aatts to the city convention: do
he was before Judge _ ‘3' . . .— .
fiennes Y 500““ l" '4'" “r9" "’me Etell. formerly of Bridgeport. the past Wo’ii. Frank i‘itzmaurice “mu,“ r.
found guilty 0‘ lh“ “W ”in” ““1" ”“3 "“9"!“5- ”emu” 0' ”‘9 dance. South Norwaik Congregational ihilrch. Fourth Ward democrats held a rant
> 81 and cox-its. Vi‘l’llt'll will be held in the armory.
‘ Conference in (lolumbusi’Ohlo, the past
week. ~'
. Prussian or Pro-l’f‘l‘rlllngi’ A regular weekly drill of the Second
I? 3'” a lill'i‘l‘li’ [30ml lodaY- (‘oziipany of Norwalk. C. ll. 6.. was i“ “‘5‘ "‘1'"an
.m held last night in the armory. Csptain‘
't'harles B. Milne was in command.
has
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First,
i on stile in the stores of (llenden- M. E. Church will meet at‘tiie church.
b combany. Norwalk. and Nur- Wl'tlncsday alternoon at 2‘o’clock to
WI company, South Norwnlkp sew for the Red Cross, All ladies are
”burden at the store of George A. lmflt‘d '0 ”0 DTP“!!!-
o
.m,..—.-
Connecticut Company
books of seventeen trolley rlili-s
'week‘end guests of Mrs. Kennedy's
ems. Mr. anti Mrs. Peter J. Ward. oi
Arch street. . .
vintion were unanimously elected.
t Frank H. Merrill.
Frank L. Clark. William E. Riordan.
Frederick lnunshurv, "I ”‘9 medl- und John J. Farrell.
cal-i corps of the, United States Army. . Fifth wfl‘t
'statloned at Governor's islandf‘was' ‘
im- held last evening and Captain Williat.
1. Stevens. in. was chosen as ,dele-i-
3 ” My”? 9"" 59" “mm" 10"“ 1- the sum of Miss Willa Miller. ‘l'I
t‘uneo at the Polo Grounds uga'nwhcn/Wmd avenue. yesterday. .
.. b any,“ owned by Dr_ L. M. the Giants are playing will they liindlyl
bloke from her moorings at the “0""! Fr“! GlOl'CllllIO. 0f ill! Sterling First Lieutenant Joseph Millard. oi
i ‘Yacht club, and driiieu on the "‘I;xr‘nit‘:lr°rt7'0- Ruth?! :vrnt M; Cage: the it. s‘. o. R. 0.. is cnlovlns a few H_ a. secure ESTATE
DH 3 e '8 min a VP 0 1:]; liirloti..h at his home in Nor! SHOWS MANV CLAIMS
~———L——- ‘ .
—Your bov is fighting for liberty. Thomas Riordan. oi the 'l‘hirtv.
Back him up' Buy government bonds lv‘itlh Loan island Sound Company. if
Any bank. enjoying a short furlough at his home
the Nelson Taylor block in} in Norwalk.
" . .. m street. is having ”any The medical staff of the Norwalk‘ ..__..... ,.
7‘“ the remodeling of the stores, liosplt‘l has’elected oihcers as fol- Lieutenant William P. Bishop. Jr.
proposes to put invncw fronts. '0‘"! in: F- I. Burnell, president: oi the aviation training camp at Prince-
ontrnnces will be. lowered to a le- llr, Henry C. Sher". vice-president: tori. .\'. .l.. has been spending a 48-hour
with the-sidewalk. which will ai— Dr- Jam" A Meek. secretary. pass at his home on ilelden avenue.
made on one grade. similar to
finished for Leon Golden. .
Flick: the hard blow of last Friday
or.
convention held later in lhe'clty hall.‘
..—._—-.._——._ I.
where a good-sized hole was W
. iii the hull. Captain Edwardllal' bl“.
towed the vessel to Anderson's
.. Works for repairs yesterday.
f. Romlncr. who recentlv pur- today.
-m.——- . i
lA’drvilnistratov' of Barnum Songs Call!
All Into Court to Prove
_ nights. \
Bridgeport. Oct. i5.—-'l'uolsei lively
doings of the laid ‘Herbert l‘larnunr
Sci-icy, one oi the heirs oi the late P.
T; Barnum. continues to turn up to
force litigation. Papers have been re-
turned to court in an action brought'
by the Connecticut Trust. and Sale De-v
posit Co. of Hartford. administrator
of the estate. or the late great circus,
proprietor, in which he calls into court
The weekly meeting of the A. t3.V Mr. and Mrs‘. Olin-r G. Jennings have
club will be held Thursday evening at. left New York. where they have been
the home of Mrs, Ciliiord Amundsen. on a visit and are now at their home
congregational Church Sunday. Fm“ "”0"" Em“ Norwnlk. at 9’3"“ “l Falrlleld. a dozen or more persons tolnterplead.
/ ' "lock. Every member is uracil to ' V and show lust who lsentltled to the‘
Ernest P. Mctlregor delivered a 0‘ ’
interesting address ,on “Turks-y 1’“ 9'9"“ " Edlard Shea. Edward Bernard. Jack onevninth cf the residue oi the Barnum
. McGovern. anti Aimee anlov are plan . - .
" . e: ’ n. . , estate which was originally assigned to
War. RH? Mct‘lrcizor “P w The automobiles ot a man named him; for an automobile trip to Ayer the ll be ll eele . l
t description of the effort. . M P .. l" both latter art of the week ‘ er rt arnum S y. .
the war has'liad on American Gasperme 3:“ “Hid“; T13" me! p l Assigned to Many Persons.» t
' vies in Turkey. "0 also Woke 0; aid2:lipld.‘$)nn.1:i as”: 0::me It will be recalled the this young!
I . nl n. and al- 0 9” “n ‘ ‘ .
Turk Russian camp (’1. b the last evening. Mrs. Enricht ms: turfr 3..
the crimes 00mm” i‘“ y in; into Wear street {mm wmidm Mrs; Edward J.‘ Flaherty on South
on the Armenians. The lecture “To” when "1“ other “new“? "m Main "T90"
.——- _._.
g the evening service of the Not-
“Hitwmflmttifliittittifiit
~——
Miss Dora Allen of Port Chester. X.
was a weekend guest of Mr. and m"
sons,
name of Antoinette Scarls. who residedi
in New York. There are three other
. . rated with stercoptican views. - . . . s
.lrto it, ‘M-lther machine was dant’ _ ‘ ' ' _ g
. ' - I 'l"f"l to auv-wtrent cxtenifi—iliinliui'y' 1059”“ P- Wadbams, 0' Lynes Place. women in .\ew iork and Brooklyn,
‘h .. eur——Wher9 d“. “1‘ H0 from, '{M'w formerly engineer for the city of Nor» who 913"“ assignments.
‘ ' ' :waik. has been spending a few daygin Included also in the list of those:
,——'l'o the armoryl "um“ i: Newlla‘vcn. who claim assignments are John C ‘
. i the Norwal
The om’b" meeting 0 Chamberlain of this city. as trustee of;
ell rice. James, and .
. a"; y d: ("lifiptcr, n. A. it. will be held Thurs. —--— . ,
JP" “a ' or “if“ Helen Curtis. 6 Union Park. i Mr- and Mrs. Samuel .M. Aller of the bankrupt "rm 018“" k 7‘”va
. ”is “mmb ' An address will be delivered by f)“ g, Flax Hill Road, have returned from o Harriett T- Garllck. John 5' Pullman
" I. . ‘6‘“, nttrmocn at 3 dad“, at a". home visit with their daughter in Elizabeth, ”“1 0"“ 3' Day. “lift-1M5 0“!-
jdafin Chills, Fever. Etc. c. ”I 31mm of Wilton. m an“ M... x. J. I . l Summoner! to Plead.
500 Per Bottle ;lloover Wants Us to Do.” A large at- x :—-——~ ' i All these parties. together withnthosc.
Lieutenant J. Frank Wynn, of Camp who live in New York. ‘and Clinton.‘ .
Dov-ens. has been visiting his father ir Barnum Soeloy of this city, as admin-i
Platisvilie avenue. - lstr’ator ot.the estate of Herbert Bar;
'num ‘Sceiey. are announced into courtl
to plead. . I i
_ Administrator Sec-icy declares that?
’all these assignments are void or void-a
able. The Trust lcompany'lnslats that‘
all the parties appear in court and,
. Aldunded 1’ Bot sati‘fa‘ik'ltendance is hoped for inasmuch as this
‘1 {is the first regular meeting of the.
tory.
‘ ' year. The board of management will.
. Powell Corporation, mm
Dudley B. .Rnyinond's family tell to-
“ day for New York, where they will
spend the winter. '
at 2:30 o'clbck.
Fred Ambler 2.: Norwalk was in x...
Canaan, Saturday. and called on anum- .
\ lo tears of the Mmlzlm “‘9 . ber of his friends. W - 'show their claims. The company also;
‘ ‘A‘MK curious, the W. dunno-y "and 2 ' x . ’wants an order to pay legal expenses.
.93.} five-m the W M m” , Mr. and Mm. Frimk V. Raymond and other rulings which will prevent‘
”:1.“ women who W M '31” firms "m6" in New York city yes- the various parties from annoying the:
, « «j. and private documents in sate do- administra may ' ,
w 't boxssinthsvaultsofthh 19"“ many" ' '
/ {brag The n "I! 3 . Left Valuable emu... l
i veg-{3, m" m “m“ “ “um”? i cums-ram" APPEARANCE. l n will be remembered that on». sari
(like?) F. “I“. h E f1— . nuns left valuable securities to bring in.
. i it; 3: Boxes $4.00 a Year. . BELMONT. at»... Oct. 2,—rrsncia~ and income of 340.000 s year for an:
, .‘q Ouimet, former national open and widow. These securities have in-'
amateur golf champion. and _II. J. creased largely in producing powcrnld
l ~ '
‘ V . N m k y. mic open 'cssnssios. net's: it: is , id bl ssism .
soutl} ‘ O » a] I’fitdlast of antics of matches at the “:11th 8.40%“;an it is fictJl-I
,7 savmgs Bank» _ ”Belmont Springs Country Club. today. sacs. of which the late Herbert n. m'
“KWWM the mt. Incluysssstttleile earth“. W
. , .: . thi‘husltotthslsdcmwoaidbs
Div unsold-unis ,jj ‘ -
- serve band 01250 llff’nl’llflylflflhl‘ 33;], l)“ William Hui-ford. Jeremiah Egan, with Norwalk's record in
. . Leary. with Germany. It is a meeting which i"
‘Jllil'f‘i 'i'. l‘uwvrs. ('iiv Auditor Wll- will say whether or not hilarity is
f'redl “0““.le im \C.PL%(lkwo()dj Paul to do iicrseif proud. 0r whether tiliuf
V . . 'orpy_ i r'ri |) man. oseph will i w o - e
"""m Cook. "l 5“" (3“530- ”9'" J. (lhiollo and Bernard J. Reynolds. lied folofaifié gtooiofnarllowh: is;
J and do her hit.
This city has been singularly pa-
triotic in the number of young men
9 ohm...“ who" have gone oil to the front to
Daniel Keogh Michael Shea. Jacob "9 t" ”‘9 9909" who “3"" 3""
0
their hit with their guns. it is
dined;
b'hitiiluo 1%) that they their;
film
Vonbnrgh in. the downtown pw‘ .-, week. , \l ‘ M‘ 1
this morning. clmrgivd Mill The regular drill oi the ThirtH‘om- ______ “Launch "h“ Dunne and HM” PTOWMOI' Rush RM”. president 0’ ‘ I RUS I can PA N i
. us and exposure of [N‘rsnn- :tmy of Norwalk. C. ii. 0., will not be Rev. John Stapleton. ”no, of a". ' Fourth Ward Rochester University. will be the '
' speaker of the evening. He hi it " '
at South Nomalk,Conn.
. heart-xvi ping, intercatln talker, one
has been attending the Congregational can in the uptown mu" room '3“ ii ho willpsemi his memifi- to the pen-5
niuhl, in a very F310" iii-“HM ”“3““! pie home in a way which cannot but.
seven dPlPuaiN to the c.ly convention impress.
‘ Mrs
‘ .
l'atilck Walsh was elected chillr Grace Haviland will be in char :
. . go of
professor and Mrs. Oila A. Kennedy man of the caucus, and John J. r" the musical program for the ”em":
I
. Q
and daughter of Passalc, .\'. .l., were .ml was elected lecrclary. The fol“ and will have a chorus of voices ores-t
fir. flowing seven deli-Poles '0 ”W 0011' ent to render a delightful enicflainNcauu wage increases did not become your neighborhood with borrowing?
i ment which will be One of the featur‘ -; . ..
puma Walsh. 0' the "PM“. ‘ ligtfective today. H.000 coal miners in, Mrs. B- Yes. a good deal.
Watch ior details. They will be in» “W" ""“W
Franklin D. Austin. James E. Cablll (ex-gm“,
{ gagementii for Pridly evening. Youl the otlices ot' the llllnois (his! Opera i
tnrs’ Association. ,
twill be busy sewing your country at
A caucus of the Fifth Ward was the Norwalk Armory.
gntd‘lo attend the democratic‘ city onsets"cosmonauts"annuities“
. «s ' ,
assigned his share to many per, mmummwswnmuuwmwnuwwswm
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-Il-I-Il-Ill-I-II-I-I
including a young woman by the -—~;—~——— .
_
' are of satistsctioiz—can be .1 It”: M: if he I; passlgslaroundmclgar; gallant Wn‘l‘lao; Dana, r. a. smiim
obtained at Rogers Stevens. '-- 00m . W“ Dall- '1 am - “9* Fr rathnrtnn. William J. see not! moths: e.
“ News Dress suits -. business suits ”“hm' Fred B‘C‘m’man' Chum“ 1' sheehan' Edward 1' qumlan" J' 1'; CO“ on " I“!
7 d _ ‘t’ 't "- Prescott; Joseph J. Linxwelier. John J. $9332; 13%: liters. Patrick J.. -... 4 g. m 4? fl W H», , .,
.‘. an £91160 0mm gf‘uneo, William F’. Tammany. J. Frank- _ “‘50:: w..'dMunay. 5...-..__._-.g.,,w W ”w“ _ , .. ,
_ ..... i , ‘lin Baker, and Thomas Canty. were , ' ‘ . ass .~ _ H , WW" “M" -_., fl ...,.._--,__.._-----.
."s burs" \ir and Mr! 0%: Rogérs & Stevens anions among the local fans who wit' semi??? 1(1),; 123,89;5?1 “fitting: M MEETING l ' ‘ . . J . .
' o! 40 Spring '“rpm‘ "1,“. NORWALK ‘ SOUTH NORWALK nested the giants so down to defeat at Bodweil. chairman of the ward com. 1.08 LIBERIY BOND” Tfie Bank 0/0/5f/flC/[Ve jerV/[e '
. - ‘ . ‘ the Polo grounds, yesterday atternoon. mitiee. called "‘9 ”them“ \3 oiM-J ' " i
—— — -» 5519—5—- _, . -. at 823;) o'clock, and was made chair-v (Continued tron; hm page.) 1 ‘ .. ,, ‘ " "
..-._ .. . . . . m. . ‘ . mano item i t .51... - ” "
y c, of tho Aiixlilarv policefb —:?.o‘lldli:ert’;0:’:'i :21: ill) in: Buy Harry J. smith. the well-known box- voters Jerr'mSlll niggZi‘iPallefgtrzzr‘: The mass meeting at the Norwalkl ‘ V , ’
. this evening .il it o'clock, in " Ii ‘ on “Y .t- ing promoter. spent the weekend with The following were chaser) delegam Armory Friday night is first. last and: . .
I lie" ' ‘ “h. M“ .. .. a _‘ . ‘iub his sister. Mrs. Charles Dtinlap,‘ot [9. ”19 if"! convention. Mayor Jrrv-‘y all the time tor the purpose of dl‘l.-
v..-....-.-- . ' ’:'--"l?;:";b"»t;fllp 3:2,. 1.1;? 9:136“ Kearney. N. J. Harry had the pleas- gghhcllhogsz'ln'Jmf’i‘h\1w. “302:3: lag beige fto "I: people of Nvtrwn'iw _
u“ H s . , ‘ . 7' 1 mm .. . 00W. 0 i t e nee 0 pure asing Liberty Bond's-.1 .
1”!ledalmm’md‘dam M at the headquarters, Steamboat :9 :1! “3”” ”emu“! M3" Pump i" M""““”- “WWW “"mmlfifiiom’l It I In important meeting. it is it ~ ‘
. tu .. an his Great Lakes .\aval lie t’. l}. Bropliv, iii-trier ('omiulsrleurr m ting which will have much to dm ' /
this wm . Buy your LibertyBondsnow.
The safest investment in the world.
It r. your, duty as a patriot to‘buy.
: 4. We will handle your subscription gladly;
I Till. PEOPLE'S
m. Wl‘lli’ ninv may M inmi» .
He will be worth hearing. i
Lillian Newklrli and Mrs;
| MUCH TROUBLED-
_ Mrs. A—“Are you troubled much in
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COAL MINER8 ON STRIKE
SPRINGFIELD. m, Oct. 16.—Be~
did not. appeor (or neighbors never seem to save anythtn“
Meantime. make no mfwork this morning. it. was admitted at lmi." .
—-Sentinel Advs, pay. Try one.
_ HOW TO BUY 7013! 3011).
To become the owner of a 850 Liberty [load all you have“ do is to tear of! the hunched blank, piss n
dollar bill to it and turn it in to your local .Liberty Loan Committee. If you want I 8100 (bend it tab.
82 atsda first payment; 8200‘ requires is; $300. $6: and the same rate (2 per cent) it more bonds an
wan e . ' “ ‘ ‘
”enemas r03 - nouns. » -
V > ll‘tedooOlol assess-)edoooo
To the Secretary ‘of the Treasury.
According to the terms of Treasury Department Circular No. so. dated October 1, 1917, the under-
signed bereby applies for 8 .............. par value of the 10-25 Year 4 Per Cent Convertible Gold Bond-
of the United States. and agrees to pay par and acct and interest for any band allotted on this application.
The sum of 8 ........ . . . . . . is inclorcd herewith. -
Signature of subscriber in full. . . .
snooo-ssogoao-eo-son-soo-soeo-ooooooo
Address, number and street...... ..... .1....................................
, Cityortown......... ....... ............................................ ‘
County ......... . State ................i.............
Note 1.——-Thls application should he trnnsmitted through the subscriber’s bank, trust company or other i
agency acting on his behalf.~or it may be tiled direct. "with the Federal Reserve Bank of his district. or the
Treasury Department at Washington. It must reach some incorporated bank or trust company in the Unit.-
ed States or a Federal Reserve Bank, ,or the Treasury Department at Washington, D. (1.. on or before the
close of business October 27. 1917. . ‘ ‘ , -
Note 2.—Subscriptlons for amounts'not in excess 'ot $1,000 may be accompanied either by a payment ,
of 2 per cent‘ot the amount of bonds applied tor. or by pa; men! in full with the application. On all other 1
subscriptions a payment of 2 per cent is required and no payment“ in excess of 2 per cent with the appli- '
cation will be accepted. . " ' . ‘
\ overworked Won/[gen
i must learn not Ito =
“991% their ~ /;
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‘ nuvmawiouan -
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fies-4" in.
I hit-ulna" or n w I sat-
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