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VORWALK G. o. P. - ,
’ FAVOR MR. KENT'
Neandthomwun
ed ht favor of Ir. Kent.
. V Walk 1.“ “H
“OR REPRESENTATIVE ,Nem W. WM George 14on lather‘lnre a man who is a law. '
' Richmond,\:;dd Louis SUohn Keeler. ~yer by profound: and who can fight - —"‘
7 .. . Thq reeel 80 votes. “ that your interest" - .
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. The followup named in Juror of: “When the legislature comes in on "
Mr. Dam received 4: votes: _ January ist. there are many an; . on. Field
F .. Ward Has Hot Section Thomas C. Balcolm Oliver 3. Jack-;which will come. before it which will ‘f 1“ “3:" 31’ “F W '0 55 hp '3 3" *‘3- W- ‘~ ’~ 3“-
? .7... as nominations ‘0‘. per. son. Samuel J. Keeler. galect East Norwalk. There are bill: also“. es ...... .4 - t o u o 4 1 3 b u e .4“ 3, n n Laue
: . - r:..:man were called for gt The convention then ended ‘amid monoerning the New York. New Ha- 3- J‘mn-‘W‘L 31%” 1 3 “ 0 l‘ l = ti o 2 i .106 I s c 1.909
- ~. ~ “’ard Republican caucus considerable applause at the almostTt'en and Hartford railroad~ the take Grimm- fl ----- 9 ’ 3 1 0 “ V 1 ° ° ' ° ’33 ‘ ° 4" 130°
. those who had had prefimertain election of Mr. Kent. The in; over of the Cos Cob plant by Vt'beat. if ......11 t 5 : “ u : u 1 o o o .453 ,5 n 1 889
,. rjegce in u“, “-3“; of first‘delegntes were empowered to choose the state. Watertight bills. “on“ N311 cf ......n c 3 1‘ v n a o u o o 0 2:: t 5 a 1mm
.' loses saw that. they had their own alternates. PM! jitney bills and amendments to x°‘?'¢"y‘ 1"“"I'. o 2 2 o 0 o 1 ‘ G n 0 “m .3 1: (13 NW 7
‘ ‘ ‘ ' " . . ’ ‘ t 0 o a t 1 o l « arm 5 - ram-v
5., - exemng ahead of them. tthe “Ow“u d‘““" it would be hildutt. ‘b ' ' ‘ ‘1 r ' x . ‘
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- m... in mm... M...“ m... in: a..." “more wow" im- “. i 1, z; . z 2, 2; s z; 2 :1 2 5.2: . 1 2 ‘11“
, .- lit-Mar“ "-xrl A. Han- ~ ~ ‘ on " - ' , " > . ' ,
. Were seconded ad ‘ Rising “0“ favorable to the nomination of. um Town TP‘Chefi' ‘33“!“ion r-a‘nl‘l‘ .~.. I 1* l‘ u 0 0 t! u if 0 i‘ to {Hall 0 (9 (a fu.‘
” :..‘:led to give any clue as toil-{array Kent as the Republican can- has asked Mr. Davis to run for mice N‘maux‘ ’ " 0 ‘3 o 0 0 '1 0 “ n 0 ‘.‘ , M“ " ‘ ," "m."
. .lmuld be the chaiizman C mldidute for state representative were sentntiye because of the bonus. pen» 'M"°h"“ l .. 1 ¢ " 0 o ‘I I (f " ‘ "‘m p in 0 “3""
:-. Richmond who opened the fleet-18‘9““ 8‘ me Second Disll'ict 0"- lion an?! other bills coming before “4““ p 0 " 5; L: 0 n 0 n " “ fl '3‘“, 'u ‘l t 13;:
. “14> at a 1m: in decide wheu'cus held in the chambers at the rlgjhe legislature. J3me (‘hild Welfare “'3," r - .. it ~ it ‘._ : f. a (3 E: o (1. t: :11“ (a; 1: gm:
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-» .. Wheeler rose and gracefully de~ hell ”‘5: “‘gm- “.18 dp‘eflte‘ e #:Commtttee has no likewise “0 Grins. p ...... 8 1 1 0 0 0 1 o O o o ,9 as: i 4 0 Lou.-
Lpd the post. are. Freeman Light. Jula R. Doul Home and School League is in favor . . .. .. ,. ,, ,, u a", 0 u m.“ a .. o “m“
Fx-Mayor Harstroru when he tock‘cns, Matthew Corbett. Elna M- blfr- of Mr. Davis.” ‘ .......... k" ' _" _; .. _. ._ __ _. _: .. __ ._ __. __... ._: n: _. _
. chair said that he considered infirm, “We“ A‘ “a.“"s‘ “an” “3- 0° "‘1 "an" m“ the “‘1’” 3' Total. .......ss 6 18 s o o :l s 7 o t 1 :09 u is : mt.“
J. honor to presidc at the first cau.-xuttinz. Rufus J. Smith. Luther 35- the Lincoln school are in such on
_ fl in Norwalk where women were'Wriglit and Thomas Robins. sanitary condition that the health of CLEV’ D '
, 3pm,“. to decide on mutten whit-bl Proceedings at the meetin: which the pupils is endangered? Do you ‘ 0 ~
would affect the renresemalop of m-éwas ““93de by 250 voters ran know “’3‘ the “mm “ "“9 .~ Dal. “0”
ton of Harttordr ' In said a; t h\ smoothlv without a hitch or even a Fronklin school are. inadequate and 8b- r- h J» 8h hr tb so no hp on eh Av: no. a. can“: l
‘ .' " ‘ ‘ e . nf‘a conte‘tt The session '85 that the pupils are in danger because 5310‘“ ------ 5 9 " ° “ 0* ° 0 1 ° 0 ° W“ 3 "‘ 0 LN“!
Wis and to we li‘~- nurtbrr of women "-5“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' €11 rm ‘ on - i . -- ..~ ~’ n c lmu -
r - scul‘i to order by 0'9va L 1‘ of this fact. Jammson. lf :~ u l I - u n u l 0 u i, - - . M .
snow-M as whether the voter was T-‘ed .- k H .. . .. -. n .. .. .. n ‘ r. can a. t o 1 mm
-t man or woman their fiNf dutv wa~ ‘l-Zdward B. Doulens and r eac . In my pocket. I have 3 letter mm \Vamm‘lm- —" 9 “ ' 1 ‘ r ‘ _ _ ' '
to the caucu< and if they‘did n: 8.: Quintnrd was elected chairman "“1 Mr. Kent in which he says that he Speaker. cf ....u l .‘t -. o u 5 I l o c n ‘.‘.‘.8 .x it " “um‘
~ ‘ - - ' 0”? ‘Attomev John J. Cuneo. secretary. would have withdrawn hm um um, Burns lb a x 1 n n u 1 2 o u H v .1“ =1 l " “m“ .
3'2" 3:“ fish?" Wlltica‘ 95'“ ell“ \ brig“ “ares: was made lav Judge chine’ would not ‘9“ him been"; B. Smith rr 5 0 v v u n u ’1 o u u 0 .mm 3 0 n .lml‘“ .‘
u - S ' ; ‘ ‘ p ' ~ a a. .\
Cherie: g Cur-ti: w'i: checen a: George 3- \‘osburgh. who said that some in that profession (politicians) 63mm“ 3" ”"1“ h 2 I “ 0 3 n I 0 0 n “my '3 5 fl "0 “
'i‘Tt'llTW m‘ m“ nicotiné - . ‘ ~ ,the caucus was for the purpose of would sulfer.‘ ‘ \\‘ood. rf ...... 5 L‘ l l n n I: 2 1 n o n .L‘un ., o in 1.9M!“
.ludne- Nehemiah f‘andce presented 9‘90”“! nine (191823"‘5 ‘0 “‘1? city In closing M's. Davis nominated “" J‘m‘m‘m“ "" 3 (R u n c u n 0 ‘fl 0 o 0 ‘mm 3 ‘ “‘17“...
. resolutian to the efl'ec: ”an; "null-.(‘Cni'entlon to be held at the city hall Mrs. Susan B. Wclch as delegate in “nu” 3‘ 1‘ ,. I " .. .. i 1 I " " n ‘1.” S X I a
we. he nominated singlv and that on October 11 to nominate the repub— the city convention. who would vote 03‘1“" c """ “' " " r 9 0 ' ‘ ° " " " 1"“ ‘2. ‘ a "’07;
d‘flll'vl “llPlher lhév were in lican candidates (or representatiw for [\"nrnyv Dav“ (‘cv‘umkif‘ p R n n n u t- a l u u 0 (x Jinn - n u Jam
‘ H of i‘dr “,9“: or Attornex' Day-legend instices of peace. PwMing‘ During her remarks Mrs, “"3 con-- l.|ll“t‘. 3., n v n o to l' u 0 O .n It 0 I‘ll" i: u 0' ,nm.
. . that lllOs‘.’ present would know Judge \‘osburgh explained that there sumed much time in nttemptinu tn ““fl‘y‘ V """ : " " h ” u u 0 0 u 0 " "mm ‘ ‘ 1 loan
1.4 what one to vote [011 ' ;was a contest between Attoruev Leo refute statements made by Sentinel ‘3‘”"w-V l‘ .: : 3 2 I: t: l 3 t: 3 a :2: l} ‘1. X 1-2::
’ \(‘Pptillll was taken to this byr’?\‘l$ 0; 2:9 11.1““: gag'findtgageg’ {epglr‘en' not altogether snilslactori- Lsifiu’l‘fixkorc . ‘ u c- I It 0 II 0 l 0 0 0 0 :Ifltl ll 1- 0 .00" .'
-- «r '- ‘ w l -. - , ent. e rs .3 r e -‘y_ owcr lg . . . ...-
affiliagurort’Attorzcy E;:is.c::;?didacy;ofor representative: - l‘nmfnu:ded bv the outburst of (Gugwou‘ p if L; 3 3 f: :3 .2 g z; I: 2‘: 3. :23? 2‘ 3 3 "2:;
m chairman (liarstrom, Mr. vé'go‘trhzhmjglmvugllfggsr-Lfsg1 J‘gfxplfiv D§"‘t“~(‘.“; ;‘:L«:-tlm;{rs" mg: no ' “ ‘” “ """" _‘ , .- - ,_ - _. -_ M -4 4.. -. o -
~.- .vmli on the group that it would' 5 ‘ ~ - ' ' ' " U 0 s e enry ‘ ulel‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘3 " “ ' 6'. :5 "3 = ““5:
~ time to have all candidate: for'i‘b‘“ 3'0“ hi"? Fm" (‘hOlCP- Y0“ (‘8‘! nominated J. “'eslcy Slnnson as a ““3" -9l 4 I.) 6 \ o a 1- s 1 u 1‘ ‘v
».:‘{y§ named a, on“. and gomdaeleu delegates favovahc m-mle man Kent delegate to oppose Mrs, Welch. 'm‘w" “mom '
,3 .. whole and Mr. Hartsrom on or the other. i want to welcome the Henry J. Hlnson. Philip H_ Pieldln: . Score-re First Kuhn (‘l-ulnmi. 3: Brooklyn. 1. Su-gmd gamcwi‘rrooklin.
gz'v‘lllnd that 50171an besides Mnfladies into our midst and hope that and Harry “'aterhury were appolnlvd 3; Clewlnnd. 0. Third same-«llmoklyn. :; t‘lcwlnml. l.
.- no or 311'. Davis might be runninzfiin the future the men and women of tellers by the chnir. Voting was by 5008!: ny [xs|xus,
. {mumyign was changed to read the party will exchange ideas. ;wrllten ballot. “hen the votes were ‘ . . . v \. ‘ 0 .. “H ., 0 o n u n..--..-..
c: .a: the nominee: for dele ateq‘ "I nominate Luther M Wright. 3 counted_ it was found that Mrs. Welcb ( m“ “A: .l ‘ ‘
n -:m~l by (how n8.»:qw»~'§heu} gm“ favorable ‘0 3":- Kbni‘ 3' "3 ’1' won out by a vote of 59 to 32. “RuDKL‘5 ' '0" 3 h l 0 1 “ u I 0-.-”;
. , “U'l’l‘. thev were in favor of. Edelegate." S In the second contest. Dr. Franklyn Stolen 3%(‘~'J. Johnston. t-‘ncrmcc hltev—“nmhexunrs. J. Jolismn (1‘).
"W “flfl‘m‘m W35 passed, The nomination “35 SN‘Ondt’d and ,G. Brown was named for Davis and Klldult and .\Illlcr. Szlrrlllcc mu: vNonc. Double playn--l\'onelrh_\‘. Kmteim‘i '
mung“- ({ nalpnlm mg” nmwntpdmnanimouslv carried. glllrs. John L'Hommedleu for Kent. and J. Johnston: Gardnl'r. O‘Neill. \\'. Johnuton and O'Neill; Mall: mid Nursing ,
. . «mm: that wag passed that: Harom P. Clark nominated Judge .Dr. Brown came out a victor by :1 volt‘ Olson. Kllduff and Rulwtchy; “minimum. Bewcll and Burns; Johnston. Kll- f
.. .i L, m, 1“ ballot and b‘. caucueiwmmm F. Tammany and the nomi-pz 59 to 3". dull and Knncfclu’. Rained mm- 4111‘ Mamuard. 3: on‘ t‘0\“|cnkir~ 1: Ml,
‘ ' - - . * inatiou was seconded. whgrpupnn. Fur lhil‘d delegnte. Howard L Rugby. 2; on t‘m.-. llQl‘v; on Grhne-k none; 0!? l‘nldwpll. 1; ON Mull; noaé;
. ~r:~:.ltion.: were then in order iJ‘ldge Vnsburgb nominn'led Thomas: Lowndea a Davis backer. was elected on’ s. Smith. nouc, la‘ll on haw: nt‘lu-clnud. I5: llrookhn. 16. Mrs: bane _
. ' v~ hilwnréli rn<e mi ll 1 l ;Robins. Upon the request. of Judzeovcr William F. Tavlor a Kent man an error-—llrookhn. 1. Passed hollow—None. l‘ltchcra‘ moms-"nu (‘ot'eles-‘
m". past recalled ”‘19! excil‘lelnfiTamman-‘z however, 151.; ("Ira-l: with by a role of 51 to 29. ‘ .Ikic. 5- hlts and : um in nine innings; on‘ Mountain]. 5 hit: :mtl 3 run: in IR
inn» b“. the old town and atvidrew his nomination and Robins was' l'pon a'motlon of Constable Henry innings: off Mnmain. no hits in two innings: ofl’ Cudocc. no hits in one‘lrmlnl: .
- -~:~t...- {ma aid that no “nepolected. The unmet: n! the other del- C Selzer. the delegates were empow- 0“ lmxl'lfl 7 ""5 l" 5“ "Wm“: 0“ Own"- 7 “"3 m “h" ""4””; "T ‘ “My?!" 1
. ‘ regales were read hv Judge \‘fisburgh cred to appoint thelr own del le< 2 hits and 2 runs in uni-.thlnl inning; off..\lolls. 3 hit: and no runs In on and
w .‘ done by any me or than » . - ‘ b Tl PK“ " ‘ , "H , “Wm“. “n l‘M-~ 1 h" u. mm» lnnlngg‘ OH 9 Smith 3 hm- mtg nq
.\.. ,....,,}. Davis as he ha alwaySiandt unanimbusl} elected wit not. :9 meeting than adjourned. r31: mum” mum-w “We“ uni m “Erwin.” ”flak”. \ngmmrl” .
“ 4 time and monev and had,“on 95- . ' . . "‘ ‘ . ’_ ‘ f. 3. , .‘ . . . .. '
.4 . .- . . ~ . . \\ «n; n Mu an in“ -n. 0 .\ -lll and l outltsltlc). m 1 mil”-
. n .l.\' utmost serwce In behalf ‘f Ilol'l‘t.athenglzzagagifégs angmmzi o l-‘Ol 'RTH “All" L111l:;‘ll.;lnlhnxfit::‘u' Killlun‘nlnl kimqv‘lu): h; Gflmw (E Smith. “mum,“ l“.
umxmmw. He presented. the togallpoinl their own alternatives Harvgy H‘ Rent "(‘3th tr“ d9" l'lxle (Mull-r ulson and (tritium: by Halt“): m-m‘: by Mail:- (J. Johnstun'
rm... ”mfg" P. Brits m “Om-‘TM meetin then adjournei ' gallon layorable todiim at the Fourth and 8. Smith); in s Smith (llurm: and “'omll: hy Came-en. nnne. mm- on ;
.-, :m- a dclcgafe in favor of, g _______ “ flint-d caucus. which was held in the run ”my Mar-plum «Wood and Human: off (.‘owclcnkie (Disco): eff (lrlmrk
“lb" THIRD WARD lTown Court room... Town Assemly (Jailt-suu. Spi-ukv‘r. “hint-imme- and Gardner): 0 lluzln‘ (\Vltea'l: MT
. llntt< rose and made a brief( For the first time in n“; history‘nwl last night. Beyond a short l'lilc. nmw; ()fi‘t’uhiu'vll nilmn); nff Mulls (Miller. lx‘onctchy and (“Ilmnr mt.
' “.En favor of Mr. Dans as well of olit'c: in“ Connecticut 8 womanjflurry Vb?“ Ben T. Nash. Joseph Dl- s. Smith (\Vumlmumisp .iml Svuell.. \\‘lld pllches— -.\'0n-‘. \\'innlnz tilt u‘rn
.nll‘. that h? was the man Who‘tool‘: l lt-he latform‘ Isl. “l8!“ and‘PrOspero and Andrew ”Pmspt’xn‘ .(‘ou-leaklc won find come fot‘ (‘lcu-lmui: Grimes Won srcnnil gnmc for.
- tlt’cd Mr the pOSt of representn- arguedo in fag‘or of a hucband mnpwere refused the right to vote forllimoklvn. “Pd 5 Smith \um third game fnr llrnokll‘ll 14*!an l'ih‘hvm *-
-ning for political omce. alt happened
at the caucus held in the Community
” ismuch as there had be? com-mall, Third Distrct. for the purpose of
,mt. Unfavorable comment hpam:clecting representatives to the town
. . gtrpgt about Mr, Davis‘ candpconyentinn to be held at the City hull.
and many had ‘said that thevjomobcr 11. to nominate a republican
unannbtpdyy vote the mmélcandidatc for state representative and
tilkct for representative if heal-"15”?“ 0‘ 993°“-
For nearly” half
..-.._,H.d he thought that is was an hour, Mrs. LOO Davis, W"? Of A!-
that some other manl'omp-v 03"“
who is opposing Hal'-
.>ha,...n to run again“ him'gvey Kent. 3 First District retired
lg. l; the Rppuh‘ipan Darn-{wholesale gmccryman as candidate
. . l . l, [V'n a representative in gfor state representative on the Repnn
;_._.. Luvs pm“ the uptown dis.5lican ticket. and chairman of ,the
‘ .\i:‘ kin: was favorably ’“omen Republican Town Committee.
:1 », in may. Lockwood who held thexflnor and spoke in favor of
3:! l t!» - .- .. of Mrs. Howardght‘r husband and finally carrying the
g.) for delegate mimeetinz with the election of three
lit-:zt ‘ldelezates all of which were. backers
.' Roving \lrc. Bells speech Jud’gol
ml 31. Lockwood rose and said.»
i llb'
'l'l‘él:
.m' .. .., .. wmo brief dlgcng- of Attorney Davis. The result of the
. w mum was taken and'meeting came as 8 9mm“ ‘0 “‘9
.\'.-lsnn Bened.t and “old-timers" in that district. who
{Iv un'lh were
- “mu- list while Henry P.§slaught which they were unable to
., 4? man
'1 1 Hchr D. Jackson were éstem. .. r
1 mm,“ Among the startlin claims of Mrs.
" 1.1:": of the vale took con—.Davls was that. I“ “Ch 3h? de—
l‘mn and during the time;clared that the" fire-escapes at the
' -:: ..- we!" checking up it wail gl-‘rnnklin school were inadequate and
» l Hm Mr Ken! had secured'that hundreds of chlldrt’n's ““50"?”
‘ and Mr. Davis one iniendangered, Proceedlnz. she pulled
"l \Vul‘kl. Mr. Davis, amllhal the
iii. wérker: m-mn ‘c -~° thl<lat the Lincoln school was endangered
1' was announced that 'in ,nsatbe result of unsanitary sewerage
, will; \lr Davis- had carriedssystem. s
-‘.--2.lte.=. This (untied cob,
ml clapping, IMrs. Susan
'l-u ~ Wan called upon for a;G. Brown and Howard L. Lowndes.
* l mm and said that he, had :31] Davis' followers, were elected
‘:~ 2 m be called upon. Hefdelegates to the town convention.
whwtpvor ‘hanpened hel E. E. Gorham was elected chair-
: ’ n- md work his hardest'anau of the meetluguimmedlately upon
.v'h'lhiiczm party, whetherfits being open While Charles H-
lw rncnived the nomina~lKeene was electefipecrelflfl’. '
-l= slut" he had hoped to' The fireworks were started by
‘~.n wanted the lezis-era. Davie herself. when she sec
and because be cured
. div-1
‘ .
After the hot and bitter contest.
B. Welcb. Dr, Franklyn
I
a
l .
it;
‘ V-‘lll‘l‘
’ man 1 Gunnery for the defendant.
. . l~.. mum do some good. and declared that Harry Wltel'bur’ Jose h R. Taylor secretary. The . y . .
, Hm there would be nozhad mm: as :Latgmegt tyftlg’nfiéfitimms‘mmns were qulcltly mode and~zf,’,':,“',‘“" motion for "13"" 01’ Jud:-
~ with in the. charter of the.Henry . eze . 0 e - approved. a: l . . l ' ,
i . Hit-59 propposed chanzaglican mainstays in that diaiit‘zl‘ct:i git: Mrs.,Elbert Marsh. Mr, ....-. F. Km!!!" Coir“:- £33? $533”:
., r..t‘crendum clause with not eligible to vote in the r n 'Scofleld and Mrs. P. 3. Every tiered..." Davis for the defendant. Plain.-
fizug-ed that he could doitrlct, inasmuch as he‘ budwflzenburglammm alternates. » til“. motion for m." or Judgment
rm the chili lobe and ‘hla place of mitigated d a“: the l Maurice J. Burt-teln '8‘ Robert H
for which he an his “pod torbls feel an . and gone SHORT CA ' DAR Wilson Keogh & Gander for the:
‘ Med‘ much of their time.’ ement. ”in"! that he a Red: E3810 S HAVE 'plalnufl. may I: Connery for the
. l . 1mm reports that built: torney Davis on“ 5” "“mfifibL S - defendant; plalnuri motion for an-‘
' ' ”3m“ that he. intended to whet r Selzer could vote it‘t‘lllruiutive ' NORWALK‘CASES swor‘r filament.
.1.:.. Ilgnry Selzer fro Itrict and. 1V? 3“ d ' _._..._.__ ~‘ filllard 1". Scott VI. Joseph Elias.
.31... caucus in the Thirtmdogmep vidfi'f‘e. was ”ruffle” , (W Cull fir-tau) lKeogh g cm ,for the "defendant.
' .. he was not a “Widem ithnt the titer still hula! a! . 'u - _....._. - «Defendant'. tu‘otiqu for bond for proa-
"M ”‘8‘ he had ”~71"ther°' “hm“. ”m dedtther: no to espouse plaintll'u demur- ocutiou. *“ . '
rm opinion that if a mango-tie and thqmerxnm ll ' 7;, 1-9.: “a pumtira'motim for more. Walt-r RM 7:. Arthur '1'.
' 7'": ldnnce andyclaimed‘itl "It has been MN!” .:m n- t specific, “lament. “3.“. Km .‘W for the pl‘h.
. . ‘1 flat". to vote the”. ltolm‘ the “m m ed by. mm: Jam om '3. m No".]k 1". mm, “M for ,u‘mn‘
' ‘ ‘3‘” rem" "f the “nefs'mf NW" k we”! mink that Fund” I; Nadine 00.. et ah. Tamr‘for want a! answer. ‘
- mil Mr. Davis :1th Natural M’nga- b me" w. nan! . m ab puma: um. cmpmem n. Angelo Geo-
"'1 ‘W‘ause' ' “magenta-walk M :0 y mini-H.050 Davis g Hush Hence a de-‘nalto. Leo Daria («the plaintm. and
fit of tile first ballot shoW'lm the all! place *" ”$11.51!!! [mm ,“d & Candoefifor 1,;8alntore P. Gonnaflo for the Muld-
"" h "m" or Ml" "' M“ ”a “'3 have :91! the lie-"W Panda 3 defendeut. Acceptawt. Bearing In dawns“.
rnreived 48 votes while "Whoever in min: :2. for I: ' a,“ .9 report we supple Veto Chlappinclli u. Angelo fiat
271 favor or Mr. Kent; relpumtan what. .1 9h“ ' ‘10 mm?“ ~ um Leo Davis for an plainlil m
—— uo'es. This brought uni-lam gains to m tam}: and”, cm ~Ahru|s n. 'wnlmn nlsatnum P. Genus-lo for m «at» m. hone which
V ' “mm on “mtg” Irm‘hrul.‘ mic-nice "r ‘3‘“ n““'3 “"3“" l‘"
'hcn anmnm lbfi.$§l;udx;l.gflfi0$m .. “E . ' ‘9 ' all m I: W! Jana H. leg-flutes”;
' "Kiwi and the V ' and “10'- “an“! Amt of 3 Fisher d “I. w '0‘!
‘au- in lavarolm. Kg. u y no: ”“3"" . ’. .mgmtw
, mm of 15 you; to . . deao‘orm
1‘ ‘ I 1.’ll'. '
" A‘wzwi ballotwa.I f I . ,
L l ' ‘3‘ in favnrfl'urfim‘” mm
mum Baldwin in favor oil “not”! .
The vote was In. .3917} f u ,, 49»...
M Mrs. Baldwin, 98. ~ '1'!th 39°!“
. -« wi‘ballot was taken”? ' , “ .,
" '3' 71~ln2tnn in "'V’" fl‘jfr-‘m m
if ““138: o. Pollard hum 3W
{J‘ 34"” The 700' "’7. - rm
chosen’ to were carried off their feet by the on»
health of the school children'
but-as.
delegate: became they were not on
the Fourth “lard caucus list. there
was hardly a ripple to stir the calm
fiol‘ the evening.
J. Edward Lyoett was chosen
chairman and Jay Buckley clerk of
the caucus. “'llllam C. Pen-y made
a motion that the caucus vote by cane
cus list which was carried.
l The following were the delegates
nominated. Mrs. Margaret (2. Lycett.
(favoring Harvey Kent): Mrs. Percey
.W. Brooks. .( favoring Attorney Davim
Jesse Taylor (favorlnz Harvey
lKent): Frank Glexory (favoring Ale
tomey Davis): Vito udnlk. (favor-
'ing Harvey Kent): rank T. Brund-
ag '(favoring Aflomey Davis.)
3 . hen the vot‘ was taken the fol-
‘lowlng..yus the way the delegates
stood:—
2 Mrs, M. G. Lycett, 15. (elected)
I Jesse Taylor. 15. (elected)
i Mrs. P. “'. Brooks. 15. (cleclcd)
Frahk T. Brundazc. ll.
Frnnlt Gregory. 14.
Vito anik. 12.
i The delegates were empowered to
change their own alienate; and the
meeting then adjourned to the first
ward meeting. whcli was still in hot
session upstairs.
l
i FIFTH WARD
l in the Firm Ward. George w.
{Stevemy Eugene (‘n-zhmsn and Abra-
‘ham B. Cleverly werr elected dele-
Inter to the city convention at a
lcaucus held in the Rownyton Fire
Company II. All of the delegates
tare favorabe to the nomination of
Her state. representative. in: opnnsel
‘to Attorney _Len Davis.
There were about thirty voters on:-
Pnl.
‘order by Harry E. Scofleld. Abraham
"1/ recognition or the chair?“- Cleverly was elected chairman and
Harvey Kent as republican “ndida'pv‘mm k HIM
After the meetnz ”5 called to'
“onward. llrookl) n:
O'Neill. 2: ~lv_\ lx'onctch). l; lb) Urimlll. ‘.‘;
lhizhy and t‘nklwcll. t‘lcvclami.
*nfi.
by “'hcut. 2; by M312”, 1.
Jp. Leo Davis for plaintifl. further
-0 er of notice.
} trey (‘. Shaw cl :1! vii.
.Conuery for delendcnl. and Shannon
‘& \l’llder {or plainlff. Plulntlfl's do
murrcr. “
l Dudley & Hoyt et al, \‘s Thomas
lMcllulre cl. 3!. Adelbt'l't .-‘\. Skeel 0f
:Slamford for plaintiff and Light &
gmzhr for defender“.
1 Michael Sullivan vs. Sylvester B.
,Wllson. Leo Davis for defendant.
Judgement for want of Hunter.
The following uncontevtmi divnra:
:has been set for a hearing tomorrow {pump-‘rg with
as welt—~-
Gnorge A. Clark rs. Margaret A.
it‘lark. Tammany & Connery for the
'plnlnllfl.
f At the short calender sesalnn of
“the court of (‘()fl"“" v .ludnc
'."‘h" J. “'Iluh IN! Jud~n John R.
Booth will preside. This session
opened at 10 o'clock this morning mnl
.lhe followhtg are canes in which Nor-
walk attorneys are interest lnz—r
l James H. IcNerney vs. George l".
Fume I" ox. Kenxh & (‘andee for the
.plalntlfl. Plaintiff's motlou for double
carts tmd the atllute. ' t.
l David Evans V!..John R. Spencer
et al. Tammany & Connery for the
plaintiff and Leo Davis for the dc-
Ifont‘lenl. Defendant's motion fm‘ Judg-
ment for want of particulars.
‘ Hurry Tarlov vs. Samuel G. Adams.t
Keogh & Candee for the- plaintiff.
gPlnlntlff‘a motion for answérmr judg-
ment. ‘ . -
The Reece Button-Hole Machine
30).. Vs. David ll. Schwartz. Kmh
& Candee for the plaintiff and Tan:-
. South '
horwnlk Savings Bank. Tammany Ix
for the default-1.!
J.
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(u, mm h\\'lfl£.\'{l!‘).
l ON “PIN F8”
. "l’lnc" is {in uhhrrxlnflun for pinc-
npplc—mwhlch. in pro. lnnguum'. mcsns
a sink ho Idle"! out his hard cumcd
shrkels to every pretty nkolt
‘Cullu'l along.
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A funny thing Mun-u “mm-s" I.- that
llwy are of all alt-:4.
(uttering elxht)‘.
O C O
I In fact. tlt Iltolts my. tlw
Ethcy are .the softer the pineapple."
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“who! a cinch up girls lute. now“
4do)!“ A little tilmutllugc. a
jllnrn Maw. n n-w 0th mic—why any
.Innrc.
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g “It" ”10 guys tu‘
each other. ~lf It Isn't It show.
,duncc and vlcc vein. llnl. iukc
[from me. "‘1! the follow with the flh'»
‘ver that grin thc creahu.
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to ouldlutance
: The Atlantic (‘lty bum-ti wallt'ham't
it think on “-N art-mm. It the «filth.
lwnlks were [nu-d with wank-n plank-
.lmz. It would lutc in be replaced
cu-ry wet-k. ‘
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Anytime yuh cnn‘l pick up a June.
l"" \cht m-efuc. you can lye natured
-thc~enthfl a only fit for duclu.
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l Probably the mason that norm- hus-
zNuuls address flu-Ir m-m-s as "My"
‘is that they were “‘0“ in on a rainy
Mght .
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. Talking about vamps. Rurnum‘wnn
:rlxht when he lucid that the people
‘llked to be fooled. . .
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not what a dim In the make.
up of also“ on the mun-Inns alter the
night zip-rm. Henry. M Mr. In».
('lll'h'f
lag“. Hon; AT mar.
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Out of the dirt and quart-cling w
a homo «refinement with footer par.
out; who under-land and love bar.
,has R. one. it mam-r: little ml
whether prohibition bflnga‘ to an all
conditions no ubly W by this
Child when she exclaimed at the
“I, about prohblllau measure!
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'home who: for .once on mm
outfit! than . -
1'“ have «an to out then.
-. Through the Juvenile
court 3,. '
'ronment. clothed . y.
visited but“ she was
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