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m--...__._...._____ —-— . . =- Liam-Gov. Templeton . , , .. . E DAY ~ , . - ~ . .
E a . ‘ , ° :Namecl'by. Republicans 1‘0 BEOBSERVED . .g > . , . . - .
' e W S O t e 111311613. To Head State Ticket - 1N NORWALK - , a ; ,
. ' ' ‘ ‘— S (Continued'from Seventh [Page]. (Continuedfrom First Page) MiNERS BY PRIBAY "N TARIFF Bull
: 1' BEPUBLICAgERgAVE . grassive action on tariff banking and cipafié ii} the Armistice Day CEI‘E- I ‘ h“ ‘ \
0c 0 a 0118 COMMI'IT currency legislation. The pull/”s tar- monies. particularly in those to take JACKSON;Cal.. Sept. 13 (Associat- WASHINGTON, Svm. HR
- LIVELY SESSION ia‘ bill was praised. Place at the Green: Where it ' .is 6d Wash—AS rescue Parties resumed House, meeting an hour m: L, 3‘3"
_ After Mr. Nickel-son -had1 moved planned to have several patriotic ad- today their‘frantic efiorts to reach the earlier than usual. DIanm-zi .1.“ .M't
E L 11:30 E L 11:30 C tinued from First Page) adoption of the platform Russell Rice. dresses by prolninent speakers. his 47 men entombed for fourteen days final action ‘tomorrow on ll... §:;’,.,j“k‘f
Chemical 86% 3‘5 85% Keystone Tire 8% 3% 8 ’5 ( °n - of New Haven. from the Stage. 68- also planned to have a. “feed" on the in the Argonautt gold mine here. it Bonus bill. . h“
Chalmers 59 - 53% 53v “‘9’“ Steel 7"“ 79% 79% clared the platform was a mere mass “Green ' for visiting organizations. was with the prediction of officials Spirited exchanges hem... n I“ ‘
‘ r " Mexican P9” 19“" 192% 192?” form with the organization 01’ the new of "glittering generalities." .He Of' The day's DrOgram will :wind up .that the barriers would be broken cratic oppOnents and Room-z. ly’o‘
639'" 63 63% Miami Copper 239% 29% 29 4 ommlttee The matter, it was voted. fered .a minority report declaring that lwith the annual Armistice Day ball . through within thirty-six hours. ponents were looked for. I "0‘
”0* 119 119 Middle States ‘ ' 13:73 13% 13% c - b I the convention in “the Republican Party has been ruled of the American Legion. to be held in, Some of those in touch with the sit- The bill. which has hwn r...
m 127 125% 136% Mo. Pac. 23 22% 233" 31‘0““! come 6 are _ not lay/persons acting for the inter--. the Norwalk Armory. This ball has’uation‘ including Clarence E. Jarvisa years in the making is '
“Ship 6" Com. 21% 20% 21% Hudson 52 gills 93% the form or a resolutlon to be drafted csts of the people, but for the inter— featured the yearly activities of the'i’nembor of the State Board of Con- amended measure in 'tllo
64% 63 7o 64:}; N. Y. Central J3% by three members. est." : post since its organization and‘will trol, and Governor Stepfiifi' re - the Americ Con rcs .
4'4 40% 43%. N.Y...*.H. & H. 32-7; 31% 31 5% Mrs. Minerva Davis of Norwalk 2111- He said that "Camouflage" must be be even better than heretofor. Mam-{sentative at the mine. expressed Fife Finance l'gi‘nlmittie s m, :f
'1“- & T81 133 133% 123% N012 Pac. 88% 88"“. 88% 1101111090 after the meeting or the com- stopped and the rights of Women must bership booths ,willibe opened by the . belief that at least a few of the min. changes in the original lll.‘
165 165 165 Pac. Oil 53%- 577/5 58 mittee that a Fail‘field Cpuxlty Wom- be recognized. He~ declared that water ‘post in the First and Second districtslers would be found alive. The gener- Senate increased this on.» .,
105 104 104% Pan Amer. Pets. 33% 811/5 82 Eli's REDUDHCMI 011”? W09” be form- right: in the state have been taken and also at the Armory. The com- '31 opinion, however, is that if any of and the conferecs in I.
55% 54% 55 Form. it. B. ‘ 47' 45945 47 ed .at once'bl‘ a representative from away, that-the present county com- ‘nlittee in charge consists of Com-lthe victims survived, they were only measure added several
1041/. 10; 1,4 1041,; Peo. Gas 94 94 94 each town. and that the club would missions ‘ought to be abolishml» and 3manner Raynor Wei-megAdjutant Royla handful of the stronger and more running the total to a:
win Loco. 14015 1339; 139:5; Pullman Co. 139% 133 13s the solely for political purposes She many other reforms undertaken. Mr. Downs and Comrades‘O'GradY. Simon'experlenced miners. ‘ “\n " ‘
& Ohio 571,5 57 57 Ry. Steel Spr. 126% 125;? 1263/ also announced that the attitude OElNickerson ggid that most of “the and Hodgeman', This committeé Willi Rescue gangs are at work on two FUR COMPANY Punk?“-
Steel 79% 73% 79 Reading 31% 79 4* 80 "' l this club would be 1:0 oppose “I‘m?“ things Mr. Rice had “spoken of and 'meet with Captain Keeler at the Nor- levels. those 3.600 and 3,900 feet be- . _~_ PT-
Pete. 64% 641,4. 64% Rem. Type 39 39 393, ,Senator F. m. Salmon. shOU1d.he be been covered in the platform. Major walk Armory Friday night to make low the surface, NEW HA‘YFV so.
Pac. 149 143% 149 lop. Steel 35 33 ff; nominated to a place on the ticket. ’Buckley moved the minority report be arrangements for having the 192 Reg— The imprisoned men, or most of Durnin For 00:“. g} p .’ 1 l3. k."
Leather 44% 42% 43.3; .Royal Dutch 58%. 57% "f, 1‘ No explanation was given at the time b abled, creating_ laughter by saying 1 iment participate in the parade. ”hem. are believed to be at a depth of lwnkruptm- :PHP‘ ”.1“. \‘- '
63% 62% 62% ’Sears Roebuck 92 92 9-“ {for alleged opPOSition to Mr. Salmon. it had ufourteen points" and “we don't Adjutant Roy Downs made a very about 4,000 feet; .12th of 36021;»;“1'2Q’xni': .
5 Ohio 75% 76% ' 75% 30- Pacific 94% 94% 04"” but Mrs. Davis said she was ready to lwant anything to-d9 with fourteen ,complete report of the doings at thel _ ’ ‘ u "M ‘ "
:1. Gas 1431-; 141% 1-1: 1;; Sinclair 0“ 332‘ 33% {3:9 :appeal to the convention should oppo— points." There was laughter. lstate convention in \Vaterbur)’. Which ‘ “fix-—
‘ R. 1. 13 47% 47% SO. Railway 361‘s 36‘“ -""-‘ lsitlon be shown to giving women Senator Brande-gee put the motion‘he, Commander worms and Vice? ..................................... . ..... , - .
m Products “95'" “331 1"”? ”Q 0 N J 189 18E 18§1 1mm“ representation 0113179 State com- to table and Colonel ITllmall asked if l commander Sweeney attended as del‘l ' .......
‘ - able Steel 951,4 ' 94% 95 S O N J Pf. 1171/? 11‘ 1,6 13“: vmlttee. - lit was debatable. The Chair said it ‘egates. - ~ I 0
who Cane 14 1-1. 141g 14 15 Sf. Paul 34‘2 33v? "E '- No meeting of a Rules committee in {was not. - ' . " Chairman Simons or the entertaini ee t e eW all Fm1mre
‘ tt Johnson 89% 88% 89M Studebaker 122:: 12;“ 1:; years was so animated as that of last! Colonel I'llnlan then said he pro: ment committee. gave a final report; . ._
malls Players INT. 1031.5 lung. Texas 0. ‘3 * , gllight- W'- H. illodgctt Was the cllair- tested the " :1 rule.” Major Buckley .rnival of the ost. showin l . . _ .
... Asphalt .7l:_, 671,5 5724 Tobacco Prod. Sill/z - £81,? 8531’ llmln and the first excitement came started to aisgver Colonel ITllman, but alatthi‘é 21d cleared a ggodly sum 0:; Some wonderfufly atPrFCtlve 111011918 111 a Wide chome of designs
n-NMOtOI'S 15 14% 1.433 ”We “Tim lfmres 2:1: :22: :33 hymn Colorlcl 1' M' l'llmull refused a E “'95 called to order by the Chair. He the affair. He and his committee;i for the Bedroom! Dmg Room», Living Room. Den or Parlor
. orth. Pt. 947:. ML; 941.} l'. .. on .V a 5‘2 I, " "f lseul 0“ the proxy of Thomas ilk-Shoc- withdrew the motion to table and - _ : ~ f thanks. '
, g North. Ore 42 41% 41% 'T 9- Rubber 5635‘ 55; 59?? ball of the llth district. Tho vote {.movcd to indefinite postponement. were gull—Lia i SETS OR SINGLE PIECES OF EVERY GRADE,
limitation (1411" 411,3. 4111 I'. 9. Steel 1061!; ISS-g 130;? {\Vl'lS 2] to 10. indicative Of control by Colonel l'llman attacked the platform. “.R1x‘k CAUSED BY 1 ’ - ..
. Me‘r.Ma.r.Pf. 56% 561,1 561,1 If. s. Stool Pf. 1;:1 It 1~1 *4 1-1 2 the iomlmclc forces. saying he knew nothing of the ffiinor- i STONE 0N TRACK, _
m Nickel IN 1'.‘ 175;. m "M“ “W“ "W2 69., 62'... 7'1““ Chief issue was taken lm 5“.in report, but after hearing the I WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.—-—The‘ R
fittings City So. 2:31,; 25 2:111; l‘Em‘ndiIljm 53:91 1:3”, 1:3,: 1%»; éoncc when Mr. Blorlgctt stated tllaf‘maporitg report. he himself. confessed ‘Bllrcau of Safety of the Interstate l .7 aymon . on
. .. ancr 61 a. 61 6114. 1“.“f’ n- 9' 37 7,- gthere was no lcgnl authority to place Do could unde‘smnd it. ‘The men Commerce Commission today reportedl FUNERAL D
"y Spring. 43““ 4314 43 54 l“"5t- E"??- 64 63 '4' 63 "‘ wvomcn on the committee to the ct- who drew tha: nl'ltrorm are blast" . . . l IBKOTOR.
‘ ’ .. .77 ’ . _ .37, 52“. 5274‘ .. _. _- . . .. . . ‘ l .the results of its investigation Of the! WA“ m ma
enn. ( opprr .m .4 36% 361m M lllto Motors 3 .s - tent and “lth the pouer they desired. :thcy llndcrstand it. m“ the peoplt derailment of a passenger train on
“mmu
upward swing or prll'cs was l'csunicd
in today’s Stock .‘Jul'k-xt.
words [or ill.) Min
:31 few mmua-s or
Will, Hilillhll 5‘le le'lng.
Locomotive. l’l‘r-rw‘lll Sh"! Cal} Il'Ull
{Producta .\’utl’nll.:l lriscvllt :lml Amer-
‘hn “'51th Works Six Per Cent. pl‘d.,
the kullls l‘illl;‘ll.f.' lll'ill
ll‘ilvlluns ll)
to l‘hl‘rr lml'lliw (Illlrt' Fll'flllg spots
were Burnsdull A. X. Y. Air Brake
trill Htll'llllull L'Ullltu'ulluil. ouch ol‘
which wrrc up [no lulllls or mom
and Colorado lv'lu-l llll‘l lmll Consoli-
dati‘d Gals. Tnl'mu-u i’l‘mlllttts. .\'(ll'-
foik and \VrH'nl. Sim]: lulkvl‘, I'it‘l'L'U
Arrow I'M” . l .‘flmlvnrl l't'll‘lllk'lllll.
an of which :l lllrrzrllml
pom! two-r 1.»: '::lll':~ .\Hll‘ll
. Chemical was ”i" only conspicuous
weak spot. 'l"!"'.?1l‘l.. ;: l-llllil.
WALL S'l‘lllflfi’ .\<mll.-o—»Spvr'lll;l«
y'jVQ Sclllrllz Hi I! '~ i‘jrlo
,- erred somv lmlvll . m nlllo-l‘ l(l\\'-[H'l’.'l"]
and illVLn‘Lllll'lll llll: 'sIlltlllt: in .'l H'-
'azll'omll'y lrmnl ill >>
at least at
( .llslI‘
. \-l".'ll slur-ks n.“
xthat group. EH" l‘mlllllml was down
1 1—4, and tin ll't l'rll-ul 3 21—4. while)
‘88- PAUL ilt‘lllllllg‘ AllJillil‘ (‘uusl l.l:.c
and NOW .llllUll ill‘llplll‘ll l to l 1—:
points. 'l‘llr-rc “as
harvevvr 01‘ inn .9“
buying in lllr l‘ .‘f
rm ("lll’liilllllt'llL
ul’ ilrv- list} twins n!"
1 to 3 points him: lllllll(.~l'ous. The
Early turn ll‘xll illH‘ lll'llllllso- Hi
anothcr 1121)“! .xm-ss ol‘ 1.0HU,O'IO
”harps.
WALL S'l‘fll'llfi'l‘, 1:le! ll. lll.—~—Al‘lt-l'-
floor) dealings \vcrc il'l'vlzllllll' us :9. rm
cult of ll‘iltlt'l‘s' shil'tilll; colllmitnlcnts
iii-om one group to ‘llID-Ihl‘l‘. (his.
.M and shipping issllt-S “'f‘l‘C marked
1) nltltl-l'llllly. whilv profit-inking vlc-i
.md the steels. equipments. Stude-
hker. Mexican I’ti'H'llll‘lllll :lllll Allll‘l‘i‘
.n. Woolen. Recessions ran to n
taint or morc in many cascs.
_Weather Forecast
“to temperature:
.vlnds. Tll'.‘ storm area. that over-
mad the coast districts
ornlng has passed out to sea off the.
m of Maine. Clear. cool weather
'yails in all 1-:- ctions except on the
If coast and in the I'ppcr MiSSissip<
Valley region.
NAVY RECRUITING RESUDLEB
‘The United States Navy has re-
.m... recruiting in the old scale once
, ,, n. which means that the young
have today a. choice of for any
a ~ng that they arc qualified to fill.
r - young man. entering the navy on
fly first enlistment can enlist for any
h-‘these trade schools and learn the
e and follow the trade through-
‘. his entire enlistment in the navy,
(1 upon discharge has trllined him-
‘7 a training that will warrant un-
ted promotion. Young men. you
' it to yourself to build for your
re. and 1hr navy offers you the
rial to build with. Think it over
use the recruiter who will visit
ltord cvt-ry \\'(~(lllcsday. or see
' Jot Mate. First Class. Frank
'; Sound View :l.vt-:lue.5Soutll
aik, Cour... any nw-lling or any
pVVGSnturdnys. He. will give you
‘ motion that you ask for.
I xi Uncle Sam's Navy.
. " Ten:
lumrl‘l N u
’5, ‘5 TOMORIKHV NIGHT
wuss of the luck. of a quorum
the regularly scheduled
as of the common council was
until tomorrow. Thursday
‘ L ‘.at 8 o'clock. when consider—
uniness is to be. transacted.
present at the meeting last
by Charles F. Mills. president 0:
rd of councilmr-n. who in the
“ of Mayor Clllvin L. Barton.
in: mayor. and Councilmen
Curtis. Clarence A. Brown and
E. Ingham. . .
" to that there will b0 no action
fippolmment of any pollccmlln
force at tomorrow night's
but that action on this has
md to a later date.
, -. ‘ MAKES CHARGES.
171‘, Sept. 13.~—Charges that
19' Commerce Commission.
control or empty coal cars
ate the hands 'ot’ coal
....s-r- guise of regulations
nod." were made hero
W‘ Henry Ford
m ‘
WALL STREET. 177:3?) u. XXL—The
UN WAY BACK HOME
of the voters ill the party are women.
Mr. lllmlgctt told the women pl‘csellt j who come fol-m other shores will not."
,"lm said.
. ' z 1
BRETARY HUfiHES have what tlfi>y tlosircd. llrgodl
that the importance of electing a tick
ell should not Do lost sight of.
hot ho llclim'ml the women should
and
Mrs, Davis said that forty per cont.
-‘convcmion platform should rival
generalities, as it has no right to take
up legislation.
latter is in the Assembly.
Now big?
“'1 n: Illauiv ill the.
trading by illlld-l
Axill-l‘icull ‘
l
i110 JANICIHO. Stpt.
clutwl l’rcss).—-Sccrctary of
lllllzllcs today was on his way back
'to the I-‘llited States after participat-
ing in tilt: (‘t'i‘t‘lllOlllt'S or opcllillg lira-
zll< Ca-lltl-llzllll‘y Cl-lL-hl‘ution.
The 1'. S. S. Maryland, bearing the
.llslillguishml visitor and his party.
lit—(Asso-
State
l
,{lllrl ”103* should llc accorded rights to
:xvhicll thcv were justly cnlillcd. \Vom-f
cll did not intend to be put off {moth-l
or two ycars. she said. Mrs. G.
Fl‘llvllck, of tho IIIHh district.
that the proscnt
gSlnlo committee was
fwrong. llotll tho womcn gave illdlca—l
lions in the criticisms that they were
a tilt-
pledge ourselves to do something Wei
0
can not carry out.
iport l‘ChC‘al‘Bl‘S what we llavc done and
administration of tho the grace of God
flllldanlf‘n‘flll)"as we will be."
unfortunate he sat on the resolutions .’
.“l’l’os‘fl ‘0 Sllilo‘olli‘lll'nli‘ill liomluu‘k. committee as Chairman and Mr.
l~2~llvs I'l‘iulll—:
ll‘lll alllvl slwcllllttlu-
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to. 'l:.")","i"g‘
flight and probably Thursday; mods jmutt‘
moderate wester- ““lk ”Pam Laundry,
yesterday I
if to enter any field that he cares to. '
learn and pray with your bud-V 3
lr-t‘t Ulc lilil‘lltrl" lam" yeslcnlzly, amidst j Airs. H. H. 'l‘owllsllcnd of New
l'ollowo-‘l
vollllllitlco and its chairman.
'lll" sullllws from HH’ lll‘uzilizlll
(lll'l tllc llllt‘i‘llillllllllll ill-ct llt‘l't‘. ‘
\V'Ul‘h‘llll) is Q’Xllt‘t'lt‘ll to reach Nt-w ll
York in {\vwlu- nlllys. p
.\lr. llllrzllt-s‘ Inst Illl)‘ in Rio was one p
xtl'r-llllolls
ports
The '
(ll'
Hzlvcn 1
State
stump:
ho a woman's
ill the Itc—
’l‘ll.‘ limo had come.‘
with criticism of the
l:'[ llli‘l‘l’“ could not
any and n lm-n's party
lllvlicull ranks.
:u-lixlty. l-ll- \vus lllc'slw «ll-L'lzlrcd, for lll‘l‘llllln action dc-
::'l: at of honor at a lllncllcoll Rl\l‘ll 11y.cl:t".'llOl‘_\' of \vomcn's rights. in
NW “l‘flllllilll llilr Association. then 119} (30101ch L'lllllzlll szlid (~17le he Slate
\lsita-vl “l“ .-\lllf'l‘ll‘lln Building and t‘X—
.llllllls :l he lixptlslioxl Grounds,
\llllt'll ho} bull! l'ul'cwnll to
\liniulv-r :\‘/.("\'I‘ll0 Marques. Liitt'r he ll
willwl at tho Cutie-t l‘ulzlct- to ,
,L‘Vulll llyl- to I’rr-silie-nt l'li-ssozl.
i'lw-s‘lllvllt l'l-ssoa told
i‘orcign f :l
(‘0
tho corrc- ti
foolllllllltvc organization should be re-
m'tcr ‘YlllUdt'Hcd.
toy izlllll :l lll'OIH‘l' accounting 01 mollrl's rc—
Ilc hclicvml ill a chairman.
\‘i(‘"-('ll{ill‘nl(lll. a sm-crctury, :1 trons-l
l‘t‘l‘. :l l'wglllur se'llwlulc of met-tings;
-i\(«l and vxpcllllwl. Ill' tlm‘lllrvd ('
ml tlll- party illlxl the public ll‘ilH a. port was adopted.
t'l-mlrlvnt of THE ASSOCIATED ' l‘illllt to know win-re money come,
"““SS “‘1‘ 1““ SON‘MGMY of slate : from and wllcl-l- It. went.
“hull won Ult‘ hearts of tho ill-:lzilirm ‘ Buckley intorruplml (o :13 if ffic- Col-‘
lli‘nlll“. «'18 Well as the officials and tho _‘ onwl knew that ‘hL‘l'q‘ was a slutulc
v i ~ "
,L.U\(lllln(‘llt. .“
gtl
llzllr.
dun»
E\\'ll4-l‘(‘ the mono; “'(‘llt
‘ lildll
, H‘-
W
DAY ..
NURSERY .
’l'hc l‘c-gular monthly mulling of tilt)‘
Nurwulk Day Nursery was held Mon-
ll.ly ul‘tl-l'lluml ill the homt' of Mrs:
Christian Sumrtz. ’l‘llc folhvolnlz gifts
for [fie month ‘
l
l
l
0
Hughes. 5
were aCknO‘»\'l('dl:ul: ulld zlll‘inlli‘lllnffllt was taken. is allots-d. in l-lltorinl: the JOSth Fair-g andfinishcs—
2"“ -*thw. milk: Mrs. mew HAVEN. Sum. 13.——0n1.\'0fi9 banks WWI“ m”“-”~ *” “0’“ “6'; Come in.
”‘m- 3““3' 31"1 'Hllk; Mrs. “HUS! l(‘0lllt‘5l {or :1 seat in the new Iicpllllli- . nut. Cllllrlus llouvcr, 17. of :\P“’:
plol'l-ssionul st-rvicus; Nor-
laundry work;
\‘i‘llzli-So-E\'cl' Circle King's Daugh- '
tors of South Norwaik Congrcglltional 51)
.t-lllll‘rh 1 quart milk daily; clleckl
$25.l»5 which were pmcerds from cake 3
sull' and circus. given by Sowcll Hughl
and Edwin ‘Vced of Cell Island: check
$3. proceeds from cake salc and circus ‘ N
give-ll by Mina Pugh. Katllnrille Pu '
Eat
and Gertrude ll'uvhtcnhl I BE“ James J. FitzPatrick would ho namcd into the roar of‘ the truck. lThf! ca; GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
Norwhlk . erg 0 ast to succeed \v. H. Lyon. who has been hrokc the left \sxdc of the tulok in E 43 Ch tnut Street
The Nursery will hold t d ,on thecommittec many years. In- some cases which it was calilel‘Dg-i _ es
gamma... the 23d it clear-a 313: ayé the four New Haw-n districts, the A report was made to the police- , Telephone 11644
clear the 30th. ' “ ‘ no seelctlons were Col. 1. M. ‘Ifllman. for :
Compulsory Vaccination
1n Public Schools Will
Be Fought to a Finishf’m
v. in be many excused because 0
having physician‘s statements. But
whether those children whose parents m
be sent home will be up to the Board‘
of Education. ‘
among the children quietly and send-
‘mz illstl‘uctionsfio their parents.
Mrs. Boyd, however. was considera-
L’ucllanqn‘s letter. .
"We intend to fight the compulsorr
(vaccination in schools '
lsaid Mrs. Boyd emphatically. “\Ve a
l Will take the matter to the courts, b X
we cannot do this until some of theiin
children have been sent home. In A
meantime.
for this. life have
concerning the last so~called
gpox epidemic in Norwalk and sur- a
rounding towns will be startle the
nubile. lVe are holding up there-
lease oi. these documents for the pres-
cl
small- I vi
en' .. . discretion. _
.13. . , _ , A special rule was that the commit-
. .le dull-lac in' ‘ " - - ’
year's dux‘anitfn.dtion fight 11 of a téc eleéted (it this convention shall
Durin. th
school session, the same trguble ear
.1: resulted in the ‘
‘(xlwnllillln-s :illl] \vhctlwr hi‘ thought
stutllll- \\‘.IS Ill‘ullllllly followed. but the
I
10 hl‘
,lllt" stutc convention hogan to gather
.tllis lllurnlnlz.
by A. C. Baldwin, of Derby. and
which it had been said that the Son-
on candidates.
f their'was not (1011.
l'cl‘llsed to have them vacvinated will pr
. _ of seventy.members to be named by
We are Simply gomgfiach state convention ex
-lpresldclltial election years the
mitts-9 shall be appointed by
. vention \vhichselects the dele ates to
My wrought up over Superintendentltllc national co g
lilting to
to a finish,";occurs, the state chairm
_ thefcommittee may be called on written
we are pauently Waiting petition of twenty
certain documelltsgmlttee may appoil
tary and other executive officers from
its own members or otherwise, at its
I
last; immediately
_ ' oseqthat with fifteen days a. convention
majority of School ; shall be called in each Senatorial dis—
lilth rennin-ll :l report’ZTll mllllpuign
‘.L'!"' llzui not lu-t-ll ii llrolmr _:t(‘(‘01lllt-
(‘olullcl l'llmnn rvpllcd that the
{‘11- had come to have lllv accounting
St) that the public might know
Colonel I’ll-
\\‘.'l.< iillt'l‘l'lllllf‘II Sl‘VCl‘fll limos.
lllmlc .l plml ill llvllnll' of tho.
run-“.1. .lolln‘l‘. King and otllcrs also
Ink“. .
In cxcrulive swaslml
:l Hit-ml. box of spalgctti; 1m 5mm sluic cvntral committee remained . York city. \v.ls plnccd on parole for.
dclcgatcs to the scum ol‘l‘mlsc.
scttlcd wilt-ll tho
That was in the 17th
loll‘lt‘t. which has been represented
in l
orial convention dole-gates were lied
In tho Mcridcn‘ llis-
lot. the 13th, it was announce-ll that
the Eighth: )iichaol 1“. Campbell. for
lhc Ninth: Dr. Grove-r Sweet, for thel
Tenth.
Elcvl‘nth.
and T). \V. Celotto in
It has been cllstomaary to turn in
9 names of the newly selected com-
' ' 1 kinds 01'
. . imitteo mm at the opening or the began on Apr“ 1. 30°"de t° 3“" 5:351:35 $215k" $05k" solicited
(Continued from First Page) lconvclllion when senatorial district ports just received by the Association and crders giver; prompt attention.
. lsccl‘ctnrit-s present the names of mcm- 0f Railway Exocutives. Lomiings on '
lulled insofar as is Possible. There-1hr
-rs of committee-s. but last night this
mun hut! said that the platform kihllst
die-gin by reciting tllc aclllcvm‘cnts of!
thc Republican Party.
said tllc colonel.
oil‘crcd to point out lilo room in which 9
this llnmlencd. Mr. Nickcrson Clzllnlt‘d .
the resolutions
slum] that part in which “my were in-
(crested.
and he platform drafted.
cnmmittcc rcport and cxplnlncd cacll‘
Major Hrlvcn situation
r-m‘h town an («lunl l‘cprotlvllintion in
dcleunlvs—four ouch.
\VSSI Haven nl-jectcd because :1 15.0“”
cmnllllllllly ought to llc lit-nor rcprc—
svlltml than n.
1.50”.
Elna lll'ld_llfl_\’ votes were twice doubled.
but tho lloull‘l. was xvltlldlzlwn and 3.6- V
hall“- on tho l-ulc opunml.
sircct_ i’nl‘lllg‘t‘})0l't. was taken to l-Zl-A
lilo commibflnlm llvl'vll‘nl school. ycslwdnv after-
(990 vlvci-lovl'rccrlmlllmlding illllt a con-31ml)“. 1W ”il'ir‘iuls of that institution to
mention he czlllml within ten days off‘mlSh his ll‘l‘m.
:lvlixlllrlllllcllt of the State convcnilon 'Illl'l broki-
11:185..
tl'
'3'ostenllly afternoon when
car operatcd by Roy Decker Crashed
the 7 for seven
more cars were loaded with coal Mon—
day than on any
either before or after the coal strike
Monday totalled 35,808 cars.
2lllc Boston 8: Albany Railroad
’w’ -, ...,A .S.resultin.
Senator Brooks declared that “a,“orccster. “13 "g g
in iill death of two employes.
The place to do the
To accept
minority report would he
rocks came up - on' the
Thc majority rt
near
The accident, the comnlision found”
was caused by the engine of the train,
striking rocks on the track, but there
J massmfislsrrsmsn 13, 1922
. ,snss'rs
‘, ....... --.-.--,‘-..
in
t -was no direct cvidcncc as to 110W (File6
0 I I
roadlled. '
_ ,rllthongh five small boys were known;
‘tn llavc liven in the vicinity till'oxvingl
declared proves tvl- will do again when "if by lstones. 7
we are rcturllcd,; f?»
l
)lr. Nickcrsou replied that it was,
{ill—l
“Not
and Mr.
lruc." é
Nickerson 3
were llndcrsinllduhlol
ll-i he know the. women would under-J
'l‘llc'mlnority report was postponed
\V. H. lllodgctt offered the ruins;
hmlgc in the present rules. The rcé
l
'A rule covering tho, Orangcw\Vcst‘
“Its .oi‘t’crcd giving'
Jlldgv Hill of
rural com um nit _\‘ of
Hull moved to lilllli‘ tho l‘lllc. Come in and se"
lect that Victrola
you always have
wanted. Why wait
any longer. when
a small amount
i will send it home?
Hanks was on parole“: V
lip was concerned. ltl
T0 FINISH REFORM SCHOOL
TERMS ‘
20, of 149 Sherman
Paul Hunks.
All sizes; sly-[es
it.
A. J. Collins co
70-72 North Main Street
________._________
TRI'CK AND TROLLHY (2m l
connmn. l
l
Sole-Agent For
LLOYD’S BABY '
CARRIAGE-S
Willi Will.
JOIN THE
Sole Agent For
HOOSIER KITCHEN
CABINETS
.. ta-........n..o. h.-. ‘
STER
NCTE THE can? la .
AWEARAME 0‘ . i. f.
SCIENTIFIC ‘
STERLING
LARGE BROILEP. DOOR
EASY TO
DEEPER FIRE BOX
5 COAL
LARGE 'WATER FRONT . ’
EXIRA HEATING CAMIY '
BIGGER COMBUSTION '
CHAMBER MEANS
HOMER FIRES
DEEP ASH PAN FOR
. ‘KITCHEN
L I N G
Range Club Now
OPEN FOR GAS»
COVERED
FOR COAL
STANDARD GAS
EQUIPMENT
3 SMALL BURNE
l GiANT BURNER
l SIMMERING BURNER
SAFETY DAMP?
MEANS ABSOUJTE
- ' SECURITY
(“OVEN THERMOMEIER
E
'\ N XIRA CHARGE
LARGE OVEN
EQUALLY EFFICIENT
WITH GAS
Michael Slaltcry or l‘lor‘chcstcr.’
was turning his automobile,
lick around ill the foot of Hill PHIL;
a trolley
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
BIG (‘OALHLOADIXGS .
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—-—Except
‘ Sewer, Water Work, Masonry
diffcl‘cnt (lays in March.
Concrete Wa’lks, Road. Work
Grading and Rock Excavatlon
Orders Solicited
one day this year.
Range delivered and set up free of all charges during this
club sale—Every Range fully guaranteed to bake, cook & heat.
The following famous make Ranges to select from:
Sterling, Barstow, Richmond, Fairmount
See our new gas combination—Bakes, cooks and heats water
‘ boiler with coal, gas or wood.
Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Comfortables &' Blankets
" OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
"S T E R} L I N G
FURNITURE c
127-129 Washington St. PhonelOS So. Norwalk
NEW HAVEN, Sept. ISL—The com-
ittce on rules submitted a resolution
cept that in
com-
tlle con-
llveniion. The rules re~
notices and elections are
langed to conform. \Vhen a vacancy
an shah can
g a member. A meeting of the state
members. The com-
‘ it a ch irman and a
ce—chan'man, one of Wlom shall be
man and another a woman, a secre-
meet and organize‘ and
f ch'l ~- . ,
8013:139th 01:13:)ng the rules oi the trict for election of an additional
Hm did not cation. Those childrenlmember of 'the state committee._ and
school exce twerhe allowed to stay in when the committee is complete it
:DOX had apgeazde’; 2:23.132 01" small- should proceed to elect a vice-chain .
’school room3.' an Specific‘man. I
STOCK BROKERS
NEW HAvEx, Sept
untary petition in b
filed in the Federalam‘mp‘icy
against Jules C. Rabin
; C. Rahi‘ner &. Com
.ers. ”abilitiei‘m
Icon and at f 5
BANKRUPT.
Court today
er, trading as
to ’ rel:
. 13.——An invol—{sociated
was Royal
m
' LORD LONSDALE'S HORSE “'IXS.
DONCASTER, Eng, Sept. 13.—(As-‘
Press) .-—-Lord ‘ Lonsdale's
Lancer . won the St. Leger
rugggetoday. ,Silurian .-was
an 7 in see ' bird
betting 3W
Stakes.
second.
I.
r,
} v‘flm‘fl-r
ll
at
mus “"
It is and to let heated‘an' Waste thru the large or
“' "windmills and ydoorS. - YQEEFE ‘13.“. Jollyijand see your‘cold
J'Allme—‘ialrweflhel‘r' "M3.
{on— your windows and; doors makes*aAlitfl¢:¢Q§l.33
waste. ’
‘ ' Weatherstrip Is More ’ scential ' Tluin a Yalve_013j
a, adkzatork
.w ‘ib-rffir‘s- » ..I W
7a long' way:
#6 "
i3 Keep ang‘and warm on
. This file] saving‘device cannot hooverlooked this
year- with”).Prieejiehefllleaharshest;
' .5 mm A no... Harm.
around your!
.cash
_ . \
risers. .
Eilee-
pal. '
chase.
L a hm- a
Save. your coal dollars. 35 ‘33 comfortable; 7
(metal is the W eatherstiip you want: m
We are ready to measure your building and
te’ fitbgut~obligation on you:pa_rt.}o PE?!
‘giv'e‘
Norwalk Chronicler