‘ ESTABLISHED 1870
-1N TOWN
By Stanoff
Baxter utters.
_ "What this city needs is more
A Iend better booster letters. Every-
where everyone is fond of writing
something or other. end when tho
result is considered. the could so-
complish Just as much ypulting
their otherwise wasted energy in
W. bigger and better booster letters.
Come on. put your shoulder to the
wheel. end remember that: some
day we'll have attributes enough to
till up all the spokes of the Rotary
club insignia. "That. deer readers.
is the sentiment of this institution's
advertising manager, Elton R. Snell.
During the past he has had many
responses to his Why-do-YOU-be-
Iieve-in-Norweik query. but unfor-
tunately most of them were writ-
ten on letter heads of firms of other
cities. and so the impression was
_ kind of funny. There are. no doubt.
' a greet number of people who would
gledly write such letters. if they
",
0
thing like that. stenofl and hisse-
sociates have been soliciting during
to *st few stocks. end they find
1 e results are satisfactory. yes.
. - a very satisfactory. We have a
lot of letters. Read for yourself
what some of them can
Wise Words..
Office of City Collector.
Beeview Ave. Perk. Inc.
Chester Loner. President.
I Why do I believe in Norwelkf I
believe in Norwelk because a cer-
cwn homey—I forget exactly how
many. but anyhow. that's pretty
, good. don't you think?— And not
fonly that, but I like to read your
booster letters in the Evening Senti-
nel every week. Wish you were here.
Yours in sport.
Chester LcMer.
Be A BocEter.
:- ow there's a two listed men.
he has two feet on the ground.
Mr. LeMar says in pert: "The sink-
" Iing of the Titanic wee undoubtedly
outed in some way with in.
tr lag plots on the part of “several!“
”1‘5"”. 1 “V. ”In
' movie serials lately. Thet- iemthem whole
story in a nutshell. Just think that
, ever on your cash register. BE A
W WINN van.
B. THE WV
OCKS AND THE END KER
ER WINS. And thtt should
plant seed for thought. The one sad:
part of the whole thought instig'e "er'
' is that it could not be set up‘ in'v’
more experienced. But we are not
alone inlthe opinion. for out ofltha
background. steps up Louie Harris.
a member of the Harris and Gene
coal company who recently had an
~ (oil burner installed in his home.
Booster Editor.
Dear Sir:
3 wonderful town with wonderful
I'people. and is wonderful in general.
It is not ohly e good place to do
business in. but is also a good piece
to live in. Have you ever tried our
coal? It is really very good. And
1 think all the people are wonder-
ful. "Stick up for your city.“
has been our motto for several
flenry Food. Please excuse me for
not having filled in the blanks above.
ut this can is distributing booster
'tters throughout our trade terri-
. tofy in southern New England. end~
‘ we hsven't the time to fill in the
Insoles of the towns.
Please mention this
when buying coal.
com DI!!!
rohiem bed Ions confronted the
xenoeiy ‘eud The Chairman Wer-
town committee
elected. .,
I/Tbe molar organise” Iwee cre-
dited with M10 .
Shorehaven
Pirates
DevlTA"l
Judged Beet Dresden.
Hundreds of large Jepenese lan.
terns cast a rainbow glow on the
colorful array of mosquereders who
crowded the Shoreheveu Golf club
last night in attendance at the late
rumour Bel Masque.
Pirates. widows. devils. dancing
girls. Bo Peeps. gamblers. ballet
girls. hobocs. seiiors, desperadoee.
uniqueness end originality of cos-
tume. ‘ V
A French duke danced‘Vwith a Bow-
ery damsel; e treckwelltor Charles-
toned with e Puritan maiden; the
clowns marched with the grand-
mothers: the widows with the con-
stables end everyone had a won-
derful ,time. _
Mi-e.‘ J. Randolph Brey‘end Mrs.
c. Kelley King Pwore hostesses of the
evening and with the‘aid of Mrs. Ed-
mond Breeee. chairmen of the en-
fui yet held during the summer
months.
Four Prisca -
. Four prizes were awarded at 11
o'clock, for the best dressed gentle-
mlng were the judges.
Mrs. J. Randolph Dray wee given
the priseI for the best dreupd lady.
And she looked the pert. A blue
taffeta gown. heavily pounced. of an
early French period.' a ththoreo
velvet bonnet and French ’slippors
completed the costume.
Geog. Arnold of New York city
so "best dressed men.” He
Unrivaled in Variety
Of Striking Details
Bo Peeps. Gamblers and Gnndluotllers,
and Widows. Mingle in Rainbow Glow Under
Jsp anese Lanterns-Mrs. Bray" end George Arnold
Bal Masque
to Joseph Jefferson. brother of
Theoles Jefferson. which costume
boasted a green Velvet coat lavishly
embroidered, wine colored brooches
ell dpiuk waistcoat.
,J. IHydeI Barnum . oft Silvermine.
whor'bore en Iastorliebing resem.
blence to -Dougias Fairbanks. car-
ried on the award for-the ".fun-
' Mrs. A. Golden Deyo was the fun-
niest costumed lady there. without
a doubt. and the prise wee accord-
ingly. given her. Bho came as little
upper. with torn hose. a potato seek
for a dress. corksbrew, hairdressing
and a very black'facc. ‘
costumes of acts including a
with e very loose shirt. a hole
girl who Charlestoned most of the
evening. a courtly lady with e wll‘..e
silk wig. e Scotch ionic; and several
obc
Preceding the effdir.’ unnumber of
dinner parties were given. Mrrend
Mrs. DickinsonICumlnings entertain-
ed a party of six; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Burie’y of Dorian. 10; Mr. end Mrs.
Hubert Bishop. 1‘: Mr. end Mrs.
played for the dancing which con-
tinued until the early hours of the
morning.
Refreshments of sandwiches. eelte.
coffee end punch were served
throughout the evening. .
Notable among those who made
up the ksleidosccpic array of bril-
liance were:
Republican caucuses end primer.
Fairlield couaty‘ last evening were
noticeably' hermeni'bue seve in stem-
ford. dtretford end Norwelk.
The greatest battle in' the county
ed Prosecutor Mas Bpelkeend Dan-
organise-
tlon led by we Matthew 1!.
ran 3. Abel mod? itl' Mtl'bl. wilt-
runs by nearly two teeseI All of the
molar organisation .dslo'gasss end
tees were
masters the original costume belonging >
he held in the towns and cities of '
all ’Jct‘wtlso F. Gaines.
hilhdiey end Mrs Henry Hodges.
' ’(Confioued'on Pas. {curl
Wilton
i J. c. Jackson was relo‘ctcd with-
out opposition. tovvn chairman and
Mrs. Harry 8 Jennings Pics chair-
men. ' . - .. .
IReiegetes to the state convention
Congressional convention deis-
Delegates to the 26th Senatorial
district convention are Captain
1!. A. Fischer.
County convention delegates are
clerk Ogden and Mrs. Raymond
Cbnletock. ‘
Probate convention delegates .arc
Ely Raymond end Mrs. Charles Am-
nlsr Republican ticket.
. , D VV
lute convention Stephen R. Hoyt
Ernest n. Cro loos ‘-
County convention. George its-sure
09W A
dual convention. E. 3.
There were a number of other '
Ernest 3. Oilsfcot was chairman
‘ and Albert Brunnor was clerk. The
The Weather
Fair and “armor Sunday.
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PRICE THREE CENTS
EAST NORVIAlli PROVIBES ONLY THRILL IN
REPBBLICAN CABCBSES ANB GREAT JOY IS FELT
WHEN EB FLAIIERTY FONS THE IiLBXERS
'MI'V'.
' H.
J.
cfter
nirs
night
I'll.
Benjamin F. Andrew.
John D. Milne.
died at her hobbit, t‘ P
one. yesterday efteruoon at 3 o'clock
trons was prominent in social at.
member of the. Roswell: Republican
Womens Association of which she
lied been trebsurer since its founda-
Mlse Leo Belden Pa
born at Rochester. February 1. 1870.
and was married June 20. less. Mrs.
HearyA.. r. YOung and Mrs. Willlen'i “mm“ '” °“° 9‘ P “m“? °’
the generation. She is survived by
two children. Miss Frances Benin-om
and Carl Eric Irierstrom: two sisters:
Mrs. L. B. McCabe of Yonkers. N.
'r.. and Mrs. W. A. Howe. Albany.
N.‘Y. five brothers. L. M. Partridge.
the lets home Mdndey afternoon at
Grace church will offlciete. Inter-
ment will be at Riverside cemetery.
-Ex-Mayor Herstrom peseed away
January...“ of this yeer. -
' The lo". of both is felt keenly in
this- community “where they had
bden so useful in the pabiic's wel-
‘Of Country Club Singles
Town Committee As
Closes Last Evening
By The Republicans
Here Is the new Republican Town
Committee. electcd‘lut night.
First turd
O. Pollard.
Hervey Kent.
Mrs. Nehemiah Cendee.
Mrs.Anne McNettcn.
Second Ward
Edward J. Fieherty.
Philip Castellano.
Edward B. Doulens.
Mrs. Alice M. Mcltlbbcn.
Mrs. VMarien Wadsworth.
Stephen Dokus.
' Mrs. E. G. Huntington.
Mrs. Are Light.
Richard H. lreland.
Third Ward
' Charles W. Keene.
.' George lngiiam.
Frederick Loveloy. Jr.
Fourth Ward
John A. Mills '
Edward Lycett.
Mrs. Mary E. Pierce.
Mrs. Edna Mailings.
- . cute. '1‘ ey to'olt took the tsduble to
males may“ ‘
while cl er -
M
onthg tin-cu
l
c.2-
eve-
ellingeringfiillness. life. Here-
of Norwallt’ blid was defective
dge. daughter
and caused the first break in
m.. and Rev. Werner of the
All went serene last night in the
city's live wards when Republican
adherents gathered to elect mem-
bers of the town committee end
delogetes to the party convention to-
nisht. with the cxcepiion of the
third ward which offered consider-
able excitement.
The first word ticket carried
through without opposition, only
one change in the town committee
sroup of lest year being made. T e
second went even more smoothl ;
the fourth developed a. minor strug-
ille that availed little sgeinet the
slate; and the fifth was dominated
by women. who carried the slate of
The strongest occurrence of the
night was the simultaneous eppcar-
once at ell wards of declarations for
"law and order." in each case the
resolution. which was reported as
emanating from Alexander Rum-
mlcr, was adopted without argu-
illent.
In East Norwalk.
in the third district. as was prom.
iscd. tho lnghem-Kcenc ticket of
[committee members was offered
l against the Howard-Hegemen ticket.
iilckct. Keene, inghem end Loveloy.
, were elected as compared to two of
like Howard forces: Hamilton and
f..\irs Vaughn. The losers polled:
EllisE. Howard. 17. Clyde Broad.
Hamilton end Mrs. Vaughn on the
minority ticket ee poled 82 votes
against' 84. 89 an ad respectively
for the winners on the majority
ticket.
The battle nee considered more
then won by lnghem-chne forces
as Hamilton's choice is popular to
both sldes.. .
~lndiciatiohs of a mixed member-
ship in the committee was apparent-
aty expected by the Howard constitu-
Eh oversight or confidence the
discus licket who made a single bel-
lot: ’
As was expected.
elected to the town committee were
the members
point their own delegates. Claire D.
Hodgeinen was chairman of the
meeting. Everett Preece.I secretory.
end xlilllls Howard. treasurer. The
hat was passed and time was col-
lected ‘to-d‘efrsy expenses. Milton
Elwood. Mrs. Conrad Frey. .Mrs.
diseppointing and was smaller than
smoothly. The slete‘ o fcomnllttcemen
is practicdlly unchdnged. there being
only one new name on the roster.
The ward is led by John D. Milne.
chairmen of the town committee.
ivho is expected to be re-clected
chairmen at the first meeting of the
new committee tonight and may
carry the nomination for the state
conflicts “developed and attendance
was gratifying. Carl's. Miller was
elected chairman of the meotim
and Frederick J. Kane wee secre
tel-y.
In The Fourth. -
Some little opposition was offered
at the fourth. ward gathering in the
uptown water office by the Sniffer:
I
Mrs- Fred Healthier. who was down.
ed with 13 votes under the landslide
have as their duty the selection of
Delegates To City
Convention Tonight
At The City He“
Follmvlng are the delegates chosen
at last night's Republican caucuses
to attend the city convention io-
night. city hall, 8 o‘clock.
These delegates will choose dele-
gates to the state, congressional and
other conventions for nominating of
state end county candidates.
Charla H. Dilworth.
Mrs. George Belts.
Mrs. Anna Mchtton.
Mrs. Frank Goodyear.
NehemicbI Cendee.
Benjamin F. Andrews.
Mrs. Jothhcrmnn.
Second Ward i
Michael Stelnbcrg.
George H. Vosburgh.
Mrs. Alice M. McKibbcn.
Richard H. Ireland.
Philip Castellano.
Edward B. Doulcns.
Mrs. Frances Vosburgll.
Third “'enl ;
Charles W. Keene. i
George E. Ingllaln.
Fourth \t'ard
Mrs. Samuel J. Stewart.
Mrs. Millicent Merriman.
William J. Rice.
J. Frank McLaughlin.
Fifth “lard
.‘lirs. Rprcy Barrett.
Charles Funk.
Frederick Stebell.
to allow delegates to choose their
own alternates.
Law And Order.
'The following resolution for "law
and order" was adopted fennelly at
each: Extract from the Republican
Platform of ”:4:
"LAW AND ORDER" .
Wcmuet have respect for law. We
of private will for public law is only
another name for oppression, disor-
der. anarchy and mob rule.
Every Governmentdepcnds upon
the loyalty and respect of its citi-
zens. Violations of low wcakcn and
threaten government itself. No hon-
Repubilcau'Party plcdgcs the full
the enforcement of the Constitution
and of all laws."
Therefore. I offer the following
Resolution:
That the local. Party rc-affirm’
the pledge contained in the party
platform of 19“. and instruct the
delegates to the different conven-
tions to bring this pledge to the at-
werd meeting at uptown cpurt was
the passing of a resolution on the
death of Mrs. Geri Harstrom, widow
0‘ tho former mayor. who died yes-
tsrday afternoon. John D. Milne.
Charles fi‘Diiwo'rth and Benjamin
F. Andrews were named a commit-
tee to draw up'a suitable resolu-
tion.
0 'clogk for the city convention. They
C.B.P.
Commissioners Explain
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Perks. English swimmer. who start-
most of the way in her trail was
forced to quit when a. mile and a
half from the English coast after
being in the water more than 14
hours.
3" cs. 2:“:
Why Facts
Quiet.
MARY POMYZ .
DRINKS LYSOL,
WILL RECOVER
Mrs. Mary Pomyz. 9 Kossuth
.sllcet, \\ ho is said to be mentally
‘duangcd. and slcatly worried own
I ILIIKIOUS questions. was thwarted in
an attempt at suicide yesterday aft-
Vlrnoon. after she had drunk half
of a bottle of
.ly.sol by the quick medical atten-
tion of Drs, William W. 'ilaccy and
i. llosenthal.
She was taken to the Norvl'alk
hospital where antidotes were ad-
lulnleicrcd. and checked the course
She is 38 years old.
iREB MEN CB
FOR BIG TIME
About 75 of Norwalk‘s Indians
travel to Greenwich today.
where “my will attend the annual
clambekc and meeting of the Fair-
fleld county combined tybes. Thirty-
ll\'0 lllcmbcru of the Uncns tribe will
attend while the Cochcnoc tribe will
send to of its members to the mil-
lionaire city. The first. second and
third dcgrces will be worked .° no
number of the Red Men. Cockenoc
tribe will work the first dcgrec.‘i:n-
cos the second .and Unquowa tribe
of Fairflcld will work the third.
through them from the Cockcnoc
tribe. ,
Illa members will leave for the
clambalcc in private care this eye-
nlng. alillopgh a number left this
afternoon in order to participate in
the athletic events.
SECOND WOMAN
BEATS ENGLISH
CHANNEL
DOVER.
(Am—Mrs. Cleniington Carson of
England, August 28
more impressive because Frank
ed with her last night and swam
(Mrs. Carson's time had not been
Greet Mayor Walker
Are Kept
Back From The Public
Suggest Competent Accountants May Be Asked To Go
Over Accounts But Are Vague As To When This
Will Be Done—Lawyer Advises Them To Keep
I'm '1'
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The second taxing district could
missioncrs have now under consid-
eration the plan of calling in some
firm of certified public accountants
lo take over the audit now being
performed in the district oflice
\vllcrc Percy G. Dana and Arthur
Sterling are admitted to have em-
I.
could only share some time from and grandmothers flocked to the nlest." He Vortex-“0n!“ blue Mrs. prank Goody“, “a . bczzled 515.000 or more of lhe de-
. . . t “on!
making sewage petitions or .0m.. .31“. and Ivied with one another in and white balloon trousers. bright _ “31 3‘9" without I murmur. parlmcnt funds.
blouse end rainbow colored turban. Mrs. “h“ Sharon “14".!“ 0N0!" Dccleraiiou. “h" D‘ M'me' Just when action will be taken on
the matter is not certain, according
to Commissioners lloraco R. Nash
and D. William Harford. who, in
an interview for the Sentinel today.
expressed themselves as doubtful if
the additional expense could be is-
boiled economy
Both commissioners agreed that'
a statement from the commission
concerning the crisis in the office
that has been systematically milked.
by its two clerks for three or foup.
40M|lm°ht committee succeeded "I cowboys. . - ~ ‘Ul the poison. Silo was lcporicd years will be forthcoming directly.
taln number of 990010 own their . Towers h. Hamilton. I \ lctory descended upon the loghsm- I Miss Lliznbctll Dokus. mnewmg the do... of the “a“ now.-
making the effeir the most success Many Dinncrl’asttes Mrs. Helen 3V Vaughn. . Keen. forces when um. of the Mrs. E. 0. Huntington. “l.”llr at the hospital this morning. [Mug undertaken by clerks and "1..
aid of Dunn and Sterling. They dc‘
clare that to make any statement at'
the present time would be a mistake
inasmuch as it would have to be
partial and might therefore convoy
x marks my '°°m‘ Te" Mabel I $:nt;:d::e:::: 33:1;2333: Carl Mueller. if. Mr. and Mrs. Deyo. WesleyG 323d w.” “0“. 75: M"- May “miflm- 77' Frederick Loveioy. Jr a wrong impression.
was” asking for her. and l'li write I A. “and...“ end Emile Mom- 32 Arthur N Hillel-d lure. LouieVPugh. 8i; and tire. 'ril- Towers F. Hamilton. ban-big Wood.
to tomorrow. ‘ Cole‘s orchestra of Bfiaggpon 1“".le Ambler. ' lie Day. 81. i Mrs. Helen s. Vaughn. “We are simply sawing wood on
HRS HARSTRBH
SBCCBIIES T0
this examination." said Commission-
er Nash. "There is still a lot of
work to be done." He denied a.
statement credited to him in 8.
Bridgeport newspaper to the effect:-
tlmt ho had declared the defalca-
itons u culd- reach at least $20. 000. _
"Soft Pedal" Explained
Tile commissioners declare them-1
selves more than willing to be open
and above board about the situation
existing. When asked if they had any
particular report about the whole
mutter Inc reported in the Sentinel to
correct they answered in the nega-
tive. exceptng only that they do not
believe a piano was among the gifts
given his fiance by Dann. They asked '
to be given the opportunity tocle‘ar
up the mess before any judgment of
m . . . . Nine members of the them tribe
1.;- or type. Dr. Frank Crane and . . the must hale observance of law. We responsibility is made and say that
ArtTlur Brisbane always make. it 'ee' . HICKE'YSPELKE .mVSE 2 'I‘C 1' . tmfinfing;fi .tglePl‘EEfltEJennmn- :flwufih :0. ‘3‘: amigo? must have enforcement of law. The '1“ “filmed the" intention of tak- up to now the commission has said
hold .1 WING. Bill then. ill.) I!" W...— HU‘IETWA. “WI °f AT;1"'I % “ II V lid to have them . 1 very exlgggnce of the am ernmcnt ing the three degrees and It is little for publication because fig {lngl
r o rwa . it Ni O I , 9 depends upon this. The lubst‘tuuon thought that many more will go report might include facts that
would bear on the case. Their et<
torncy. Paul 11. Connery. they said.
has advised them to make as few
statements as possible.
Sentinel Story True
When asked if be had anything to
say about the statement yesterday-
v'ss used is 'Stsmford’whore ea c. Croed‘Fudgc‘end D- Burr Beach from an official source that he might
Westportel‘ Hell”. . ~ , are Lewis B. Ambler as Mrs. E. tion ' est government can condone such he-
' overwhelming defeat was sdminister- . were tellers. The attendance was have discovered the embezzlement
Westport. Conn . G. H. achcnck. . She was. beforeIIher marriage. tions on the part of its citizens. The ”cm" had his investigation of the
. - - last your. office procedure not been stopped.
aWhy do I heeleve in - -- ..t lei r, 3. Hickey in the primaries eod a... are John Davis and lines Edith of 8. SV-I Perime- s 6 Frances Psr- strength of the Government to.- the .
believe in .because it is m. fl‘uhr 359m ‘ llichdele. ‘trldge of Rochester.-N. Y. She was In the “3“ “"5. things “M" maintenance of the” “maple, by SegzlsimfltigngwgiT‘fiioggluzyafi
“It's not up to me to say." He would
not deny the facts. however. As wen
publish-ad yesterday Sterling worded
off earlier exposure of his methods
sexeral months ago by asking the
other commissioners to keep Harfcrd
from the office after Harford had
made periodic visits there to see
what was afoot.
M110“ out senate. lll tr in t l at ight's
w ever sinceo r old eleven. . bier. . , . ' ' "'3 " t ‘l .r i . h l t art of the dis-
c321” ': “W0 ‘ buy Junk." of to» cast an ~ “In." of thd d .1 “n” was pledged E‘mn?ml:‘B.Hl’ Ft gang!“ In"): ceucul was sufficient to carry his iguaztkolol-mlhga:gii'aille:nt::c;llfefl: New York. mother of two children. mfg 011:8 t“:t'e:saczgzm from which
caused .V suit for Fwd-film in . received 1. “I . or instructed “.301,th In! pertic- QW‘BI‘oAS-flfid c Eroghc‘tedr :lw'zorb. ' ticket with him. 01 Ill laws. ‘ well known as a long distance swim. the money was taken shows receipts
'qgsc several years no. via. The at: 1:523 m; .- iar cendldetes but they will in. all s pill-triage,‘rilups. NI 1' ' " m;fi‘,fi?§figfifixugm IE: Anions in. “no... at... 1.... min mm ”’8'“ “1° Ensmh “‘8'“ of about seaooo for the fiscal year
wealth of Massachusetts vs. b i so in fevdr of ti: . P “'4 “'3' . m be i the amount of
common 53W g: g nu. b! ii “i ' reg Funeral W will I” 1"” from were over in about “minutes No night by u" Republicans in the ”m Mrs. Carson's victory was the 3.3;?” mph; 1.3;“; mrough the
hands of the two clerks. who had
the office to themselves. in the four
years said to be the period of opera-
tions. is about 8264. 000. That the
ambunt was about $15,000 as first
supposed is becoming more and
more a. matter of doubt- in circles
acquainted with the situation.
LOUIS HARRIS I ‘ fare. Cmcutlon Toni t. ...' ..
_ e e e . “23“?“qu 2?“th $23333: b3: the want"; 3‘“ The so delegates elcc‘tZd in Re- ween“ “P ‘0 We” time.) McKinley Auxiliary. . '
Mullet Problems “9“ m ' M - I in F0 Round r. ° movcmen crt pubilcen caucuses last .night will The McKinley Auxmal‘yv “0- ’- U.
1: seems sent-Eton": the age old _ m and Mrs. Andrew Show. .euPI 1' In 01'4". TM ”MIN“ nominated m.“ tonight in a... Cfly_ u.“ at 3 Norwalk Democrats 5. W. V.. will hold their annual pic-
nic at Roton Point park..'rueada'y
evening. They are planning to en-
a
m, and people did not know ex- '
hotly what was wrong. Charles
:1. Dilworth said the clocks in the
. hall should be chess-d- He w,
-glt'thet they must have undoubted. -
9 had something to do with it. John
W said "No." He tho'light that
or about so for each of the other
four nominated. J. Frank MecLough-
wee- elected chairmen. and‘ Mrs.
George E. Mathews. secretary. The
only change in the town committee
mqnbership from that of last year
was the bulletitutien of Mrs. Muliln'gs
for William ,J. am. who was made
a delegate to the convention.
mwsu. '
‘ , delegates were elected in each case
. by the clerk casting one ballot.
. . . Stretford
' . 1n . stretferd. Representative
I Charles E. Wheeler. by. controlling
olefin and securing the
iodine! delegate slate. pree.
finally clinched for the Ion-V
storiel nomination in l
tlfth distrnéheince it .de cater
stood t a assured:
of shim. town. the‘
towns in the district wouldibe‘with
tertain a. number of out of town
auxiliaries and have already re-
ceived notice from Danbury and
Stamford that they would send their
auxiliaries to the park.
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FLAX HILL BOYS MAKE
, TROUBLE non RESIDENTS
.Ileeldcnts of Fe: Bill road regis-
tered a complaint with the local po-
lice thet 'boys were making e dil-
turbence near the Elm Grove gro-
cery store.
candidates for .the state. senatorial.
congreesionel. county and probate
contostsr Some.slight opposition to
the pro-convention possibilities is
attenuates fourth ward. where it
is rumored that a monkey wrench
blight be thrown in the works act
to nominate Town Chairman John
D. Milne for state senator.
Dirdctly bpllowing the convention
the newly. elected Itown committee
will most for the are; time. ludi-
cetlous are that Chairmen Milne will
he reelected cheirmeu.
Heberty Bend Faun If. If. If.
Greet relief was felt in Rlpubli-
can circles this morning when it be-
came known that Edward J. Fish-
arty had successfully repulsed all
attempts of the Ru Kin: Klan to
lroep him of! the Repybliceu town
«:mittsneéhfrom the «good ward.
r. . my in intimate
friends were “flinch concerned
The drawings for the Norwalk
. Country club men'-s ‘tennis singles
for the club cup have been made.
As a result of them the lineup for
the nrstrreand is as follows: '
H. vs. 8. Massey.
R. m vs. Ed. McMahon.
H. Fonts vs. H. Townsend.
G. Taylor vs. W. Green.
Bay Melkin vs. W. Ward.
Dr. Morrison vs. I'. Wilcox, 8r.
. M. Lehman-ewe. A; Crcmhie.
W. Melkin ve' Lanai. .
The last round as toibe played by
August It. the semi-finals by dep-
mil? 3 end the needs by leptons.
o
A large delegation of... Norwelk’s
Democrats will attend Erldgeport’s
welcome to Mayor Walker of New
York tomorrow when a big Demo-
cratic lave feast in that city will be
held.
P. 0. Employee Hold
Clambake Tomorrow
The Norwellc all South Norwelk
post office employee will stpge their
fourth annual clembeke —et Albln a
grove. Westpcrt. tomorrow. The ef-
feir will get under way at about 10
:‘clock. and will last throughout the‘
ey.
‘T‘l'
Two thirds of the crowd o: 150
at the fifth ward caucus in Roway-
ton wire women saith e- crowd
a. great deal larger then last yx
with W III! much smoother. '
The W undidetos «for the
committee :wero Arthur. Billenh
pcrcy M- -ead Mrs.‘ Bertha
CMOI‘U. (Melon 3. Rowland pro.
sides and no. Eulbert ll'ersss wds
electcd- em.
"flatness; loom so; a.
la. mutual-use: ,wll
bughhllbodfrisnde
tell him. "Benton" ACCESSORIES TAKEN FROM
FEMINWAY AUTOMOBILE.
Mrs. Frank Heminway. 210 East
evcuue.hported to the First district
police this morning thet a tire and
some acceecries had been taken from
her automobile. which was parked
in front of her home.
d-Bus leaves Olendennins’e Drug '
m
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SEW ROCHELLE TENNIS
CLUB MERE SUNDAY
An interesting tennis match is
promised for tomorrownhen a team
from the New Rochelle Tennis club
At' the Norweik olce oflJeht.
Dunbariend Out-ten. “wet-rants
l
. mmmussywnsm- m , ' 1, 0., will moottli N lit at t Boa w Potatoes
\ V I , . V or the, ”‘51. def to: this , e orwa Country club ore or r Mt. est
m ”. city council ., and. Julia -Aeddssou_ to Glut. may. uler Republican lead: “1.. ”:3. team on the letfcr‘l courts. The over Storm King Highway. Sunday
”‘6”. m J..Van Nu foe-e be. M Weld. Dr; I. Eust- u “I. III!!!“ .1 “a, NIH“.- IInstches will consist of four men's morning s: so Daylight saving. All
°‘. singles and two doubles.
commence 'at 3:80 p. in.
Oliver. day trip. price u. on —.Adv.
TEE FAMILY wssrnno
--The Drophy Leundry now
rying on its business In its new conga
tars is better able then nerbetap
ts gm the housewives in this nulli-
‘ltz'see reel service and bleh den laun-
They will
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