The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-20
HUNDREDS OF REPUBLICANS WILL BE AGAINST HAWLEY ELECTION DAY" SAYS NORWALK
 DELEGATE
Judge Banks Did Not Carry OM His Implied Threat of Attacking HaWIey on
 Convention Floor

Sheriff Haw1ey He said the State of Connecticut owed Sheriff Haw1ey a great deal for the hard work he had done in aiding both the late Sam Fes- senden and his successor Stiles Jud- son, in the enforcement of the law in this county.
 order that the Democratic press locally might not mistake the real sentiment existing for Sheriff Hawley that the vote be taken by roll call, each dele gate announcing his choice as his name was called. It was so voted.
 The vote showed the entire 66 dele gates present or represented by proxy. The chair announced that 54 delegates had voted for Hawley and 12 for Bailey, after which Leo Davis moved for the unanimous nomination of Sher- if Haw1ey, urging the delegates 70 for get what he had said previously and assuring them that as a lawyer he could say that the office of sheriff had been ably conducted by. the present in cumbent. This made some of the dele gates smile, but they applauded Leo just to make him feel good. home town, told the delegates what hospitabIe fellow his neighbor Sid was. and how easily managed. Why" he said. 'tall have to do is to speak to he will do the peoples when we elect him again, which we will, and don't you let that fact escape you. Now you are all invited to join with him at the hotel and have a good dinner and a good tirne.''
 This was the speech that made the hit of the convention, and the delegates filed out ready for the feed and ora tory which is to follow.
 The convention was called to order by the chairman of the county commit tee County Health Officer George E.. Hill, of this city, and Stephen T. Pal mer of Huntington, the choice of the committee for temporary chairman. chairman. He filled his duties ably. Deputy Sheriff Art Plumb of Trumbull and Fred Crofutt of Danbury were chosen secretaries
 Fred A. Hubbard of Greenwich, Her bert McChesney of Danbury. and George l.. Rockwell of Ridgefield were made a committee on Credentials. Norwalk, Fred s. Mills of Fairfield, and John Brophy of Ridgeheld. were made a committee on permanent organfza- tion.
 The committee on Resolutions which submitted a platform endohsing all that the Republicans have done in na== Stiles Judson, George B. Hill and Louis J. Curtis.
 The new county committee comprises George F. Hill, chairman; Matthew W Scott Danbury; William E. Alvin, Westport; L. J. Curtis, Stamford. How the Delegates Voted.
 The delegates who voted for flaw
 Bridgeport-7 Thomas J; Cunning George E. Hill for John S. Pullman; C. L. Banks for Malcolm MacFayden.
 Danbury-Fred B. Crofutt, M. ". Bundle, Cornelius A. Keane.
 BroakfeId-Merritt Clark, H. w:
 Easton-C1arence A. Jennings, r iFa Fafrfie1dMDavid fife H. Barr, Edward B. Warehouse, Fred S. Mills, Wm. H. Gould.
 Ray, Henry B. White, Fred H. Hub bard.
 untington-stephen. T. Palmer, George H. Scranton, A c. Spencer,
 Monroe-J. M F. o1mstead, Lester L. Burr.
 New Canaan-w. S. Raymond.
 New F'airfeid-w, H. Fairchild,
 NorwaIk-s. C.. Ireland, John J. Cuneo. .Thos, A. skeHy:
 M. Sanford, Vim. H. Hill.
 Ridgefeld-John Brophy for E. A. Hoyt, George G.. Knapp, George L. Rockwell for J. B. OdeH, s. Claude
 Sherr6an-warren c. Allen.
 Stamford-L. J. Curtis, M. H. Ken ealey for J. F. Keating, Michael
 Stratford-F.E. B1alzeman for C.E. Stagg, Stiles Judson for F. P. Beard
 FrumbuII-A E. Plumb, Frank L. Griswo1d.
 weston-Burton Merwin, Eli Wake man.
 Westport-Wnn. E. Albfn, Harry R. Sherwood for Frederick Kemper
 Wilton-R. w Kee1er, w. L. Keel CT for Stephen Thayer.
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