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NORWALK’S LEADING PAPER Elm YEARS AGO AND .NORWALK’S LEADING PAPER TODAY
Entered as second-class matter at the post office It
80th lsorwaik. Conn. under the Act oi'usrch s. 1879., ‘
sDUTII NJWALEC, CONN. THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1924. .
generally fair. Not much changiin‘
temperature.
The Weather .
Partly cloudy tonight. Fri” 7
gentle to modern;
winds. mostly northeast. .
High Tide 12:23 P. M.
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t 13 AN Y [3‘] ,0A‘ | ‘S TOMORROW 1s OF THE BALLOTING . 2» , ,
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S 1 ; g g . ; . e Several Members of Democratic Comnuttee.
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‘ g ‘HE FIREMEN g . ‘3' w . . . . Discussed Suggestion on Floor of Conven-=
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g r, : : . . . : hon—Sought to End Deadlock by Sunnis.
M... 107 I 55 l 391/2 l 3 ‘l 33 l 24 l 131/2 1 24 taneous Withdrawal of Both Leaders 2 - ‘
1211\in mu Be Startedl ; 102 l 66 l 321/: I 3 I 22 i 22 1 1m 22 a f
:_ . “lit at 7 O’clOck Bus Schedule for 106 i 55 I 391/2 3 I 32 24 ‘ 173/2 24 a: (By Associated Press)
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lul‘lm - '~ 7 th l Calf Pasture BeaCh .. ‘ 71 i 55 l 38%; 3 I 32 25 18% ' 23 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK, July
5 l; :1 i’ p N e a I‘ e . _ 70 i, 55 I! 411/2 17 , 31 24 171/, 24 3,—8enator Balaton of Indiana was given the solid vote of
(,‘mwn Automobile bosses to Calf Pas- 70 - ; 55 391/2 3 20 24 171/2 I 24 the Mississippi delegation on the 49th ballot today and he
‘ ‘ " “my 5 fourplxxf? Yfié‘xliggnel‘ilxg: 1312‘: . . 67 1 56 391/2 3 30 281/: 171/2 1 23 began to pick up scattered groups in other delegations as
"’1 .1 .g ‘ N LINE ’I trolley swuch at the east end of . T 9 ' T well. It was'apparent that Thomas Taggart was start-
! H ‘ ‘ ‘ h}! the \‘Vashington street bridge on ODAY S BAL LO ING ing to give his candidate a ride in the hope that he would
, . . - the schedule given below. The . l , 705 i 54 i 381 3 1 31 1 break the deadlock "
. . . e .. . 48............l433.5 .321 . . I . /2l i 25 I 16/3] 44 - _
ul i )H lSlonS InClud bubBCS to the park will be placed . l. 1 . . -
0‘ vI . , \f I'Walk Or- in operation for the first time to- 47 ' - - - - - - - - - - - | 4844 32091 ' 70'5 i 54 i 381/2 l 3 i 31 I 24 i 161/2 I 45 one mmesom vow was smtched from Cox to m?
31211?) A 0 J h marrow, Fourth of July. , 46 . . . . . . . . . . . . ! 489.9 : 319.1 71 ‘ 54 f 37% i 3 i 31 i 24 l 161/2 I 44 “ton- . m
‘ l'l‘ I . —-— 0 n The "9“95’ schedule m the 45 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 483.4 9 319.1 ‘ 73 I 54 ‘ 38 ' 3 31 l 24 17.5 44 . '
-—- lib-1mm” . Beach follows: 1.4: p. n... 2:06. - l . 1 7 54 i 39 1’ 2 ‘ 3 i ‘ ' MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK, July a—sli 9-
\ i-Vl‘ ‘1 rshal : «.54 3'18 3.4-) 4'06 4‘J0 4.54 44 ne‘.......-‘. f 484.4 319.1 1 l _. I 1 I 24 | 17.5 I 44 . . e M.
. ll.l_t . a 1 £118. 5:18. 5:42... 6106. 6.30. 6-54 43 2. .i 483 4 1 3191 l 71 i 54 l 40 l 3 I 31 l 24 i 171/: I 44 eral members 0f the Democratic NStIOnfll Commxttee Y!"
r" agid his. ' ' " ' ' ' ' ’ CALVIN- coouncn. " ' ‘ ‘ ‘ sing on the floor of the convention today a suggestionfihat the!
.i, 43; "1:11.:sylxidigdhxc; l:ussés will leave the beach lit The 148th birthdu n th nail committal. E mend the deg k by paging for the mulm:
' ‘ 231.59 Dunn-i Fire 3106 IL m., 330. '3‘?“ 3:13. ’54:”; is the 5am, I u :h‘. u 1° °“ i . ous public withdrawal of both Smith and McAdoo. .
-. 9”,... of m-gnlllza- (4332. 31:53. 3333. .151 fix-Km 0:1“ dont or “he °l_n“‘°d if“ ‘ 8:3; GIVE BlOOd for Apparently something developed to blast the idea after It got;
,m-i iu ill“. intrude] - 2 w - -- . ~ '- Comm '-‘ ‘ a “’v ‘ ‘ Olympic Member under discussion, for after casting about on it Chairman Hull said g
' ”m“ '1'” 0‘ J ' 80’ it “seemed unreasonable” and Franklin D. Roosevelt, manager for I
,. PARIS. July 3.—'1‘wo members Governor Smith said, “Pooh-pooh." _ .. - 2
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Th.“ t lninion will ‘Nr FIC IN of the American Olympic boxing -_ .
;l\miu«.. flight. i-«sting T V“ 0" AY TRAF «3' team and C033“ "Spike" WONG Having passed the Baltimore wood. 35; Balaton. 31, .
“H k ”I. 5W0!” _ ' . (-1 ’ today gave their blood in a record. the convention went to the These fi‘ures showed s. 10;. of one
l“ m, “:1” m“- 7 I T N ST WINS 3 (By Associated Prcss) framing?" ”emu” m M" “mysm‘em” ban"- for McAdoo: No change for Smith-
: lll‘il'vl division l“ O . “'ASHXNGTON, July IL-Senator 2:12;; lstrlcken coiurude. Patsy It developed that Senator Glass. A gain of two for Davis. No change
4 _ Hr: in“ ilgl.‘ resting f‘l ' ‘ loali‘ollctle'intends to hold his peace _“ a 0' soung 1' ’ pounder 0‘ releasing his delegates. advised his for Robinson or Balaton. a ,
{um-Hi IlleiOH 2“ , with reference . to his plans to run 1‘": York. “11° 1"” been confin- friends on the Georgia delegation to Underwood lost tWO. ’ .
.I_,_.... ,e 4,; m m..- {or pram...“ um“ a democrmc gimll‘xyuf‘; 33¢??? P070381 at vote for McAdoo. The result of the 45th hallo;
. ‘l . -. » ~ as {o'— T [N 16 randidute has been selected iii New internal hemofr-gwls"c::”:”:§ McAdoo Break Stopped. McAdoo, 488 4-10. ,.
... A 41.. “- . “‘ ‘ 1 ' . , . . )ork. it was said today. by a group ., “ -. _ . _ Smith. 319 1-10-
. .. » \orth Shall the ncnly-nldcned Washing- I . body punchts rec-:ivcd in ti-ir- The 1““ M°*d°° me“ On "‘9 ..
l .m. . 11-. 1" 1 ‘ of his supporters who held a son- "‘ ' 2 . Davis. W- VA.. 43-
\l l"l strut to \Vall ton street be a one-way or a two-way .. ,, l L ”'8- delegation in “I! mliorit) contend ”Underwood. :8
Alfie-e to Second dis- street? That is the question The ' ‘; 10‘an w“. . . Ruffnlo “hm“‘d “1'1”“ 1““ 3'1“ theddzle Itiontis ilnstructednfor Cox 54. .
» 1 .~‘ «ileu' M umcnt at Evening Sentinel put to the mer- . . . . . __ mediate improvement after the ass on “3° re 9‘" ‘- °Y ' :4_
. 1 .oh \‘yqoel :rclpnue and chants along Washington street yes- . . lelZVELAhD.“ July 3' Senator transfusion and "‘0 physicians declined to permit a break up M 318:8. 31
"ll,'“l‘lls'l-Illlillil: at the terday. Of the thirty six the report- . 6 . :fkcl‘dmiggrhaflly\‘tdscgffgit‘2::y 2:: n°w ““1 1‘" ‘3 0“ the NM! to ““3 “me’ ' sz'itlfslzn i4.
”‘11) mum; Th” sir):$331.1gh‘t’elrsyh-zilxldiscohzzywryamici can S e ll t 1 ll e 1 Auto of his name as 1! presidential candi- recovery. m::Q§ofl:pC:rol:$:. 33313522235): i.itc‘lii_e.f1: 1-2. 3
m‘mrl rul'lti“ - '3 . ' ‘ . ' \ date by the National Committee of ' "a" 5: 0 (““5332 -
-\ a?! hint! 'hr‘t (-annon {Sir twcr: 0t ml? (32:13:ch that it TAKING DIST Drlver “lake It TO' the Conference {or Progressive POIi- V Ads):- the forty seventh ballot the \Valsh. 1' 0
iv '1!" "1“ F "‘i - ('1' ma 8 mm: ' ' . ti-al A‘lion which 0 ens its conven- ‘ saulsbury. '
I I! (If 11"” pwmde will Here I: What they “a”: , . mOI'I’OW? Make Your tibn he(re tomorrow.p.-'i sub-commit. 14688;!er l30:“; “3‘50 fay: .MCAPOP' Owen, 4. ‘ " “
, Charles Mills, President Peoples . _ . . ~mt - - -1- 133‘“. ‘0-0: The» for‘y-f°urth ballot. in th
' Guess ice are“ up a‘ message ‘9 the Sena Robinson 43‘ Underwood 38 5‘ -
l~l\'l.'<li".\'. Trust company: Joel Brush and Ellen Lor “‘hivh was submitted to the gun , , . ., I Ralston 31 ' 2 - - Demoeratlc national convention ,_
.1 believe it should be a one-way . - commiitce for approval and 1h...“ ‘ Mc Ad'oo 1 st 9 d h lf'r S tth produced no nominee as it did a“
. .1 ll. _\l.il.:~: assist- street. I thought so when I was on Browne B r l n g Ac. Can a man drive from nor-walk to dispatched to “'nshington. ained one-0 D- "ii“! a. ah . . m San Francisco four years ‘30. 1']...
~ ' l \l 1‘1”“lflil John the Council—and I don't want to re- e . Niagra Falls from sun up to sun A favorable reply is expected M. gi - 3‘. 5 05‘ a. alt: “0‘ leaders stood 2-.
i.» ‘ 1 ¥ ‘ I verse my opinion now. I think one- tlon, Calling Com- down? That is a question that is the had", of the clevclsnd gathzr- “.353? gaitrllgtinliv So i” Lnder- McAdoo. 434-5: Smith. 819.1:
.. . Sinnlfnl‘ri. way traffic will serve the merchants . i Hers, Acts 11- causing much heated argument in lng. “my mm it would probably Following is meals-ens: singed“. Davis. 71; Robinson. 44; Balaton.
we r? err ‘ . ' . the end." mlss 0 ' quite a big circle in South Ixorwaik. be brou ht l1 nicssen or from the _ XS 0 e ch 31: Underwood. 39_ . -
-..vl l _. .ll Artillery. Just as well in .. _ ,, d t 8 Y 8 ballot. ,a .
Some say: 50‘ a chance. an R ‘ National Capital or entrusted to the hicAdoo, Smith, Davis and m
McAdOO. 484.4; Emil. 320.1;
Davis. w. m. 70 1—2.
l'ndt'rwood. 38 1-2.
C Conneally 8.: Bracken: -'
"Two way. “/0 think it would be
better for every one. \Ve have never
legal
ston were unchanged. Robinson lost
0118. ‘
illinols. still
tempt to prove their opinion by
words. figures and diagrams while .1
also with Words.
hands of some delegate to the cone
vontion. so that it“ might be given to
:5 to test
1' rowel ri \Vnrs. . . ' I
g Quo “arrelito DTOLCCdl scattering her v0"
Woman Alternate
,g n , l-‘m l; C. God- _ it where the main street . . ‘ few say: "ch." the convention late Friday. . I
1;.“ n ;?:::°L“:Way “we" The street 1’ infuimlgulf ttlheeglitfif’i‘lilgglelg‘li- figures “"1 dmgmms' Anyway ‘1‘; A big: influx of delegates was cx- S M. ° ° * ° $2.52. among the field. took a. vote tron
. ‘ .‘ ~11 WV of American Lt“ wide Enough for two-way traffic." ta! to c t beg started 8110...), The attempt ‘0 cover the distance a: prected today. Among these was W u n g _ ISSISSlppl Rnlstbn. 3‘ Davis of Kansas and gave ‘lt t.
S ' ' A 1: Beckman 8: Co.: . rc are 0 . ' 8W9 Niagara Fan! 11 ”1”“ “ill ° William Green. secretary of the Fr D ' t M R bi . 4'5 » ‘ . Senator Edwards, former governor
. . ' proceedings will be gotta. under as d to orron'. All the bets are . \ 2 0m aVlS 0 C' 0 “30m - .
. .. pIVRInV “Let them go any way they want ’t is 055”)“: to 'ilake ar- ma 0 m is Lnilcd .ilnc “orkcrs of America. Ritchie, 16 1-2. of New Jersey. ,
i ll If..1“.‘;fi Duffy. (0. If a person wants to buy on soon as 1t with Statcs‘ ‘ ittorney laid for and imam-St hm ”mic. ‘1‘ WM!“ apnedned as a delegate and Adoo Cblumn Davis of Kansas, 3. Senator Glass today reiean a“
.. . I . . this side of the street. he ought to rangemcns i f “1' .‘f rd still room for more betting. plOVl - entitled to a seat in the convention \ansh, I. .. 24 Virginia delegates from the}!
‘ ‘ . ~~ v'iib with float. be able to drive up and do it." Ilimefls'f'lmzlznsifii}ga" 3:31.31!“ in mg there 35 “0t m° M3 :1 "’3“ ’3‘" he was given no power to bind his .,Saulsbury, B. pledges to him. but the deleutl
; '2 ‘r'lnv-‘L‘amp \Io 9 U. J Lambert Mgr. Federal System t“ 2c}: th a will 19‘“ heafin "16 police are willing to 1‘99" 1e organization. his instructions being ,NEW YORK. July l—The narrow Dunn. 4. decided to continue votin‘ f9;-
5 V . h In ~ . ‘ t or Dakeries: ' 3:038 yJugge lehn J. \Vals‘n of th: line m ordetrl; ‘hole ar ument start- to report back on the results achiev- niargills by which delegations voting Th5 Baltimore Record. until they could “ne‘w'hethto‘,” '
3- su‘nnrv Wm. McKinley “It worked out pretty well II I Court of common Pleas up.“ a tem, ‘°“ "e' c “ g '3‘- 1 La? 1 h as units in the Democratic National The convention went into the Th” "35““ °‘ u“ 4 ‘h ”a ° '
-" V: ~ one-way strcet. It ‘3 hard to my porary injunction asked ilvr by Joel C tinued on page Two.) Th,° launch “3 °f “"3 ° 1° e Convention are being held in line or forty sixth ballot and tied the ballot M°Ad°°' ‘su'
‘ 1:. No. 5?, F. of A. whether the traffic rule has affected L. Brush and Ellen L. A. limwne re- ( on candidacydig ‘h‘: “{y‘gs‘e:$;“ag;fi2 swayed from one camp to another record with Baltimore. where Wood- VSmtih. 293:3' .1.
..l:.»ll, .\'o. 4. Order of business or not; but since the street straining officials of the C121 of Nor- T\\‘O—A-'IT*.\I—I-——_——IENTS FILED. in: 2;}; tfisfiaer announied ermn; is "wanted by th movements of row \Vilson was nominated in 1911 sidieinzaod, 35:6:
L'. . > :v "in Men. has been a. one-way street. our busi-
At the rate the balloting had been
‘ I the Mississippi. {“21 oma and Mis-
Wfllk and the Sixth TaXlHS Distflbl e I L Tall- 1f Th l. l 1 th I . . .. g
.. .. . - d as be- . I . The property- of S an ey . so . ey asser unan mous y a. souri votes. I .. on“ g it seemed - (-ox. 54,
it? 31015on inf: ha;cb;:l;s‘\::: 2.31:1:in people Fommllasioners 37‘? infitngdnu flint‘or madgo and Daniel Deering. 5"" °f “10 0” parties have failed t0 con- Mississippi for 11??“ e went into Seven ballot recoizagfectlhteoxcsgye’cgggyn Glass. 2"
' r: ’ o ' mpos “3 upon e p a n 5 any ax this cit was attached for 32.000 in sider the wage workers farmers. ' ' . Ralston 31
1 - - 2 caused it. I think With 9’0?" 1 - y' . . ' . the Davisrciumn on~ e ”the ballot 0‘ 1550 Vihlch nominated Douglass. ' '
.. A... 132::on . ”m." H2... .323: '2...” 2nd um... 22 .. m R .
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lidllliury guests. street “Ould be satisfactory. 'laxing District. . ing 1; favor of Hatch and Bailey. that the only hope of those not 111- Then it switched mg? the McAdo 805:5! half \ote and \icAdoo gaulcd Davis, Kansas. 2.
an‘lon. Lndies‘ Auxi-
“! M- "I have always been of the op“!-
‘5 ATV-“Tim“ Revolu- ion it should be a. one-Way street.
‘ with the traffic east bound. It will
“Tn DIVISION. benefit businch because the street
Marshal, John Frczzell. Won't be clogged up. Care must be
_l.,invi. assured of parking space, however."
‘ Uriorge Bogardus. , Charles Hoyt. Treasurer The
I i‘ir‘fs “-m' Pou‘ell. Frpd South Norwalk Trust Company!
Joseph Davis:
1 i
12;:
The action was brought through
Light, Dunbar and Quinlan and pa-
pers were served by Conslli‘ile John
A. Mills.
Defendants.
The defendants summonrl to ap-
pear before the court to show cause
why the temporary injunction. sho .
not be issued are: Mayor Thomas
An attachment was filed
Herbert R. Smith, for $1,309 again
Acme Tile Company of Passaic, N.
The law firm of Taylor and Cuneo
represent the plaintiffs in the case.
this
morning in the office of Town Clerk
the property of Michael Rncanelli
and James KeenaIIln favor of the
The law firm of Light. Dunbar and
ifed with
at
J.
“the interests" is to take
day the report
military committee
reply to the communication of the
of
the
on
independent political action.
AGREE ON REPLY.
PARIS. July 3,—The Allied Coun-
cil of Ambassadors after hearing to-
interallicd
Germany's
line. and was still there on the 42n .
Prior to the switch. it had been' held
for Davis as a unit by a majority
of 1-7 of a vote and‘ afterwards it
was disclosed that the change had
come about through the seating of
a woman alternate favoring McAdoo
during the absence of a delegate who
had been for Smith.
In Nebraska McAdoo gained one
and Ritchie lost one.
North Carolina. passed indicating
a movement for change.
McAdoo gained a vote in North
Carolina on the recall. Underwood
gained a half vole, taking them
from Davis.
The result of the forty-sixth bal-
\Valsh, 1 .
Saulsbury. 6.
Edwards. 1. I‘ , J '
McAdoo‘ Total Down. ;
McAdoo’s total went down on W
43rd ballot today because Okla - . .
with twenty votes Jumped out of
column and joined the forces?
Senator Robinson of Arkansas.‘
V HHS“: Yom' " “*3 “met-There ' . - The Oklahoma and issouri -
"Hut Fire Department. is tgggiiifyaz‘znfmgey of parking 3:;1xfi' xgllggénbg'rffiyalzIIZ'eg; Quinlan represent the plaintiffs. Council regarding allied military gallons “so were closelgdix'ldedffhed lot “no...“ The vote on that baillo‘tl, the
, .1. miles. both sides. It will imprOVe the Franklin A Smith Fred Amid“ Ar: Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens control of Germanys armaments, it was understood they returned to hchdoo, 433.9 of the day. shaped the easier:
. fimlts. trading because people with auto- thur Waldron all members of, the served the papers in the case. agxeeddon the-terms’ofI $310 r:p._v lo the McAdoo fold only tentatively. with, 8102 . ing this may. 5 4. s ith u
. floulE. mobiles can get in to stop where they Board of Estimate and Taxailon, and - ‘ bebmfluedto Gog-many. . his “ill )be in comhliance with pleas to get back 12".“, of “2“” 71. D LicAdoo: I: it . ‘n TA' . .
I couldn't befot‘fl V The biggest advan- Samuel G Adams Carleton Mew- EARTHQUAKE RECORDED- :u "3] :- to t flute" goyernmont and star for a'i’ew ballots to watch Lmooa: 37 1-2._ 9 this. 71, o nso . .
"T - taze is that it has reduced the dan- bum and'WHMm' Jinan,“ WASHINGTON. July 3.—A rather °" '3 ‘ “9”“ ~ the trend of the Californians drive 09:, 54:, 01. h <1 t I“. of,“
. ”:2”??? L?" c wf a car of the Washington and South The action is based upon two “eve-u “fihqmme was ”Eutere‘l on REJEOI‘ AMENDMENT from the ms‘de' Rum-.4531 “if 3133023361; hit; below‘the .
c :7 irs 03 3.31:3 llal xii-tn. Main street intersection 50 if)?!“ c631;- char8e3;—fifit, that discrimination is gngizréztgigg £32???ng £51833; ATLANTA, Ga. July; 3;“; low- Baum 4." .' l1 :ndrgd mall—51': ‘ It w" a Stilt
’1 v. according to report re- It ““1 reduce useless tra 'c .1. show: ‘nai’mgahbfihzhgogfgggfi morning and lasting um“ 2 o'clock. er house the Georgia legislature by SERVlm FOR Ritchie, 11! 1-2. 1113.1! vote for Smith and of any
. by Dr. Robert L- Per— C l d Page Two) °wn° or ‘31: the Roton Point 1111- Father Tondorf placed its maxilmum a vote of 1T0 to 3 yesterday approv- Davis of houses, & 3 for Davis and the gain of o.
g“; omgor. . ( 0m ““9 on cgflzggnEZoI-npany m the Sixth severity between 12:40 and 12:46 A. ed a resolution to reject the propos- W bury. 3. state of Oklahoma fox-£33!“ I)
r :: _ ~ gaxing mama are exemmfd and M. Its location was not determined ed child labor amendment to the " * “‘m" L ‘ ‘ -» The drop In lheh g 0:.”
excluded from taxation: “1d second but it was apparently a distant dls- Federal constitution. Owen. 4. ‘ canned by the swittc 2 to he
' id 1 _ turbance. '~ The state Senate has not acted. , In the forty-fifth ballot the Ill- ‘0 Robinson. threa one >
‘ that the election was nOt he n so i’ inois delegation took the vote cut effect which might cost him
0N DUTY T0 FATHER AND COUNTRY
Declares at Kiwanis MeetingThat There Is No
Greater Love Than That of Father for Son
feeling that such an audience was
the most critical and difficult to in-
? “'35 “father and son" day to-
' 8‘ ‘he luncheon of the Kiwanis
cordance with provisions of act of
legislature creating the district.
The writ reads in part: "The
plaintifls are and all times herein-
after mentioned have been citizens.
residents. property owners and tax
payers of the city of Norwalk Within
said Town or Norwalk and ovm prop-
erty and pay taxes thereon in that
section of the city hereinafter desig-
nated as "Ti-2e Sixth Taxing District."
so-called.
Quote the now.
"An act Of the legislature. Special
tmw, J Uly- 4. ,
\ .
This is “precedent set by afternoon
newspapers ih all see- 4
EVENING SENTINEL WILL NOT BE .
PUBLISHED TOMORROW, JULY 4TH
The Evenin‘gSentinel, in accordance with its established
custom not to publish on legal halide
ya; will not be printed
Friends. business men and bank-
ers joined with relatives yesterday
to pay last tribute to Henry P. Price
Who for forty years was cashier of
the National Bani: of Nor-walk.
‘ ‘The funeral services were? held at
3:30 o'clock mm the late residenqu
in 9 .Springiood avenue. Rev.
George B. Tompkhis. pastor of the
Norwalk 1!. E. church. officiating.
Interment was ”in the .Riverside
cemetery. Directors of the bank-
previously for Edwards of N. J. and
gave it back to Gov. Davis of Kan-
sas. In Maine two votes were taken
from Underwood and given to John
W. Davis.
nggart. still"worklng about the
:3? shaping up the ‘Ralston forces
‘ Dmsolution Wining.
"I want them an to have
run." I . ,
Others said they Were Gin: book
to see what the others were doing.
The most common. expression among
their
-Francisco four year- ago.
more. as Mississippi was t
to turn back to John 4“. _
McAdoo did not at once make, .
substantial gains.
As there was again no . ..
the roll call was resumed {fl'
44th ballot. That was the
which Cox was nominated};
I The result of the dSrd We I
McAdoo, '48: 4-10.
Smith. 819 1-10.
:Davis of West Virginia.
Underwood. {0.
31':
': 1'9"?! at the Norwalk COuntr terest I find myself in a pefvlwnz ' were honorarypsll-Well. .
‘; Aeswre of sons of member: positlan of speaking to the boys be- Laws, 1921, page 660. attempted and “0‘15 0f the GountI'Y- -» ' , ’ ’ . 4 megreiegnd tot-k2": . 32:. u.‘
C; I?" (Jrzanization were the guests cause they are our guests. today “f . It affords its staff a welLeaI-ned rest. It‘works :16“ hard- “Welshman. .. ’ °" °" “’"vu’ so.” ”"- 3 ' e
6. L2. or-casion. The speaker was at the same tithe of speaking toth 1' (continued on ?“° '0) shi V't d? ' d . - .Th f on he‘offhli . ~ ' . ./-‘ _ - 3W" Wain: Walton“ was Re 31“
AI .3... Edward J. Quinlan who when My pmchm‘ a to, the ”i. p onus tea. are or: v rs. e ormer W1. o_- Whammy: July e.— asked by a friend; for «on low Robinsonai‘.
1F”! that the occasion was par- !father“: so it may sound rather seri- 11310116?“ 1‘0“ ' day making- “Ind the latter-for the moat 1"“ W111 113-79 their 3- Noni-rink!” 3‘93”” “5‘ d°Wn-” t m‘ I -’ ' . machine. 17 1"-
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