The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-24

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 Hon. Jeremiah Donovan of Norwalk was today renonni- mated for congress by the Fourth district Democratic con gressional convention which assembled in this city The ans. nouncement of the selection called forth cheers from the as sembled delegates and specta- tors.
 The name of the congress- man was presented to the con Kention by Representative Lynn w. Wilson of this city and the. chief seconding speech was made by Attorney Robert G.. DeF'orest.
 Both speeches were listened fo with rapt attention and the speakers were frequent ' inter- rupted with outbursts Of ap- plause
 M. T. Cuff of Danbury of the hongressionaI committee called the convention to order and D., Fairchild Wheeler of TrunbtllI was the unanimous choice for chairman
 M Cun secretary of inc con kresslonal committee, called the meet Ing to order at 2: 90. On recomraenda- lion of the committee D. Fairchi1d RVhee1er of Trumbull, was named as temporary chairman, and Martin Kane pf Stamford, as temporary seeretary. Both MT. Wheeler and MT. Kane were given an ovation when they assumed Secretary Kane then read the call Tor the convention after which the < temporary rou was called
 Attorney Robert DeForest Of Bridgeport who was to second the nomfnation of Congressman Donovan, hvas seated as a proxy for William G. Earrys on vote of the convent1on. s. F. Boucher moved this procedure and gt was unanimously agreed to-
 The delegates elected to the Fourth
 Br1deeport- J. Frederick. Michael H. Ford, Archibald JeLever- ky. John III. Coughlin, Stephen F. Boucher. John c. Miller William Cor Fy. Edward McGovern, Thomas Me- Hughs John IT. Cassidy. John QuinIi- wan, James F. Burns B. T. Buclzine- han1. John R. Carney, John F. Clancy, Lynn w Wilson. Frank Hearn, John EJ. Barton, Joseph Tfchy.
 DanbTEy-Peter Durhn,. Dorni ok Hunt, James J. Durnin Edward J. Gildea, John J. Blake IT., Alexander pzIug. William J. Kelley and William 6synch-
 Newtoyvr Thomas F. Brew. Frank Wright. Charles Hurd- Thos F. Brad Tra-x
 Easoon Charles Keller AtIrel Ru- man.
 Brooknesd--Dr. Charles A. Ryder George H. Corbin.
 Westport W Ryan, Thomas
 sratford-Janes Sexton. Jeremiah g. Sullivan, Adam B1ackert.
 WiIton-Reuben v Keoppler, O. ! Zealand.
 BetneI-Patrtck J. aanley. Leonard
 Greenydci1-w. J. srnithsT. ?. How lev p. Maher. s. J Talbot, F. E. Fox. 5. W. Delaney
 7, Radgpaeld-CarI sehaub. John L. walker. Edward L. Smith. Charles s. Mash.
 Dar1eas-s Samuel Grammar. Robert
 Tru1nbuII-D. Fairchi1d Wheeler, H.ecnard D. Hawley
 Huntdngto1a-J. + Donovan. Oscar LoeezE e1eAcys 4(s N<4c-EtAs IA15n<tI0 Lynn
 Weston-1rving ,. Lockwood. Fred prick Banks
 New Faarheld--John IF. Treadwell. Robert Chatterton.
 ATonroe-E ". Wheeler, John H
 Faariead-vi1iiarn Russell, Edward Eussell, Thomas Finerty, F. ". Flaw hfns.
 etnnnforfl--J. T. Kyle. e. H. Meade. .. IT Van V1eet, Joseph Quinn, J. Mo Guinness, P. Cavanaugh, Martin Kane. John J.s BohI.
 Norwaal aalx---Jarnes J. Keena, William Devine, Joseph W. Rooney, James H Flynn. James Shea, John W. Rooney, James Irwin.
 New Canaan Edward Kelley, Tames J. Cody.
 Redding F. Malone. Thomas Ea.hey Thomas M. Stocking, H. H. Eounsbury.
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 Copenhagen, Sept. 24-zeppeIin nfrships. evidently on accommodating 61fy. have been observed from varf- Dus places fn Jntland, the peninsula forming the mainland of Denmark.