or in a Few ilayt’
. totalitarian
initial fill out
“ rm committee to Fill Date for
Holding Caucus
The palitical gossip which The Son-
r
tlnel has endeavored to give during
the past few weeks has developed the
fact that the people generally are very
much awake to their civic responsibili-
ties and they undoubtedly will give
expression to their sentiments when
the primaries to nominate Candidates
for local ofllccs are held a few weeks
if the reports ucard on every
hand can be taken as an indication. the
Republicans will have in the field at
the coming city election a ticket com-
posed of entirely new candidates. This
it was maintained by a local worker
today would not be a reflection on the
office llolderg'who would thereby full
of ro—noinination, hilt. it would tend to
bring together the different factions of
the. party and thus insure the success
hence.
of the ticket.
Members of the party who have not
taken an active interest in the party
affairs for years have an awakened in
Israel in the coming cleclion and. it is
stated. are going to insist that every
Republican be given an opportunity to
rally to the support of a ticket ao-
lt is said that
conferences of prominent Republicans
will shortly be held and that when the
caucuses are held a ticket, previously
agreed upon, will be pretty unanimous.
sidlfioult to
c
There are
some who would like to see on-
idered. and
0. Sharon
WW
who are spoken of. it
coplablo lo all factions.
ly supported
At the present mil l
predict who will the to head it:
Republican city tic st.
Mayors Lee and Dow
the names in Dr. lieu
Henry 1’. Memo and Jams
among oihe
is donbttll i any receptive mm
does much to push his fight until the
result of the conference dealing with
this mallor becomes known.
This evening there bill he a meet‘
the Republican town committee
second District when the date
of the mucus for the nomination of
town officers will be fixed. All indica-
tions point to the ro-nomlnntion oi
James A. Brown for sulerttnan from
While there has been
some little talk of opposition there is
a well defined trolling among the rank
ing
of i
this district.
and file that he should be returned it
the office.
run our
lilii llPilllllllll
Bullet to Be Removed Soon it its
Continues to Gain Strength
NEW YORK Aug. l?.~--
luiill'tll night found Mayor iluyuor still
further improved today and his physi-
cians issued the following eight o‘cilx-k
built-till:
"Mayor Gaynor pliltif‘fl a wry (our
inrtsblo night. lie has slept well and
enjoyed his lu'rilkfaul and is training in
nirrngtli, 'l‘onlpol‘atul‘u 99“; pulse 70.
and ronplration iii.
work of dirti~flllnrcuiesls As»
A quiet and
Milliilltlt Very Highly
common
Notinirenusntiy at... it happen that
a good work is imperfectly known. or..
being known. is forgotten or neglected
in the pressure of our busy life. Douhb
of this of is pretty well understood
throughou the two Norwslka; it. cg;
.ilot be too wall comprehended. urine
faithfully remembered
The last monthly meeting of the
committee occurred on Monday mom
log. August 8'. when Miss Hopkins. the
district nurse. who has not been in the
Dispensary quite two months. reported
four weeks. What does it mean lobe
suddenly in bed. helpless with disease,
or. worse still. to go gradually from
partial illness down deeper and deep-
or into helplessness, into a lonely,
neglected bed? The world does not
mean to be heartless. but it has its
own cares, they are engrossing, and
the world forgets. And one day A
woman enters this lonely bedroom.
She has a sunny smile, it kind heart.
and best of all a practiced hand. No
time is lost in idle sympathy. in good
wishes. in fusslness: she knows what
to do. she knows how to do it. and be-
for the hour hand has moved to its
next figure on the dial there is a clean
bed. a freshly bathed ”(tent in it,
tangled locks are smoothed. psiliattves
and medicines are put in easy reach.
and a sigh of comfort comes where
there had been a groan of misurr.
One special case must be mentioned.
A gentle lady. 80 years old. lay help-
less in bed. in the last stages of dis
ease. needing to have the way into
the valley of death made easier by the
comforts we all desire Some of ms
would not know what to do if We wcro
placed beside that aged sufferer. We
might have soft linens with us. and
phi'sicisn's soap. and warm water. but
should we know enough to give her
a bath without making her suffer?
Having brought fresh shorts and pit-
low cases from the loan (‘lniloi of the
Dispensary. should we? know to put
them on the bed almost without the
patient knowing it Nay, should we
go back there a day or two later pm-
pared to stay to the end. to watch
tbnmgh the long night. to stimlnister
story comforter) receive insults and
similar WWW. Wotan
and as moral .dawned to close' the
eyes and ioldt hands over: the heart
that had ceased to beat? hips is what
Ills ilopkins did four weeks ago
Through the efforts of the commit-
tee the Dispensary already has one
patient in the new P‘airficld (‘nnnty
State senafarlum, a case of tuborcu~
tests of the knee. the first patient on-
tered in the new sanllsrium. llotore
this week is over three more tubercu-
losis patients will have olltcrcd. two
of whom there is good hope of per-
manenliy curing. They have been vis-
iting the Diapenailry once a wuvk for
a year. thereby laying a imputation for
a complete cure.
Two thing! have mttdf' such work
as is here outlined posailllcm tho good
offices of doctors who have given their
services without charge, and the ca-
oellent work of Miss Hopkins: the via-
illog nurllo. ilut a ilerman proverb
say» "All good things are three." and
the third element of success in this
noble and necessary work is the
prompt and efficient support of the
whole community. it cannot long no
on without sympathetic internal and
abundant financial support. We who
are well must make sure that flu-y
who are iii are well cared for.
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it luh now g i ll lqlpyldxlltnt hm.“ 8m onwar Vl'
~ I‘ "'rn y in 0““ " s
lho player will undergo an operation i‘dlll. Wild AND.“ "if"
for the rcmmni oi the bullet Just so
soon as his pliynlt'lltiiu foot that he in
timing enough 'l‘ he operation will hit
simple it In said. and will be attended
by little danger. ii any.
am; a-.. -s
IDBKVltkE PIlBOlEI
Milli" WIND!
ROCKWLLE. All]. l'lu-w-Mfl‘ctl ”Wilt
icy. antecedents unknown. scrolls n
sentence of thirty day: for rirunlrm
nous. in Tollsnd ilil, took his lilo by
choking during the night. inirnioy
were as truss. its used this in term
a portion or the bad shoot down his
throat. tie choked to death
body ails sent loan undertaker to“
day. llnroley had been hole but a
short time and last week was arrest»
oil while in delirium. bin one had more
than it upcaklng usintancc with
him. but is was thong i from his talk
that he had a wife and family in ling
land. The town probably will have to
provide burial.
in) you're of site.
wMHI. ONIV TO MED. MAfl‘l‘lN.
The man was about
"i lost out my bsby to sleep and a
lunkmnn home rattling his bells and
woke her up. Wouldn't first law you?‘
Mrs. Martin; "3' in sure that wasn't
Win. fires. in Port ht. hast Nora
walk. for he doesn‘t go with bells and
doesnotcolnatoths honssunlsssbss
shutter." Tell
Tirol
liliiiitllilt’mi'f‘. Airs. ltd-mu. M itoll
bort. nod i7. son of the Rev. Edmund
(Wilbert. i). 1).. rector of Trinity
Ephraim church, of soullumrl. was or.
ratgned in the city court today for
driving an automobile With out an op.
orator‘s license.
The violation was rather technical.
for he had been accompanied ulmmrt
unlit the time of his arrest, by his
sister. who is s lkrensod driver. and
the fact the! a licensed operator is
in the car with an unlicensed driver
satisfies the law.
Viilililfitilllnri drove his sister In
from doutbwrt. left her on Washing
ton avenue. Add that drove to the ll.
M. nasal (iota store. Here tilatc l'o‘
lineman Virslli asked him if ho had
an opsrstor‘l license
“No.” replied young (lilllirorl
Then how ii if you re driving? asked
Virelli.
“I! admitted it. 1'” Militia fl r-hnncn
'l‘han vmiii. whose identity the youth
did “M h“ {HMO him under nrrogi
Yetta Wlhm admitted the truth
of VII”. ‘5 M). m ftev lir .(lull.
burl «33th Willie the stand and
exhibition W it bad tacit: his son's
custom to drive the car on the, other
members of the family.
L 3mm Witter sues tiunmm so Ind
“distill paid.
l
l
l
l
loss the Anti»'l‘uhorculosis Disbensary.‘
that she had made 65 visits in the last.
uncommon
Fletcher will“
“unburiedlllldoain
than in this
illusion
l ‘ 11.,m fie
After an odioummenfi t d trolled!"-
is hold on two chargesin tam holds.
for msnshinghtor and driving some
without the limiter suuiplnsnt of tin
cease numbers. was again taken up
The afternoon was consulted with the
hearing of more witnussa and the pre-
seutsiion of the areal-rests of the st-
torneys.
W
(Continued on uum on».
no tiiiiit tutti
ll Vellum Wins—Bridmsrl
Delegation Will Traits Doll.
natty to lists Russell
Solid.
IllilleEPORT. Aug. l‘f.—«Willlhm F.
Russell wants to be a deputy sheriff.
He will be if Chief of Police William
Voilluer. of South Norwltlll. defeats
the fail. That“ is o; «mourns it
ministerial“... ~
mobs-boss out soloist-t by If
Russell and Daniel id. Walker.
Doesn‘t Like Prusnt Place.
Mr. Russell wants to unit as ”also
not city clerk. During the few short
wvcks no hair filled the position the
confinement has told upon hlin and
now he wants in get outside into the
air once again.
He wants to unit. not through any
fear that the Taxpayers‘ league will be
ablc to cut down the salary of the
odicc of assistant clerk from Shiloh
to 81 Doll by charlcr alncndmi-nl. but
simply because he longs for freedom
once more.
Bridgeport for Volimer.
Today (‘hicf Vollmcr Will he offered
this proposition. The nomination for
slirrlff on the llclnocratlr ticket will
be given him unanimously. and at
least it out of lirldgeport's lit dele-
going to the shrtevaliy convention
will he swung to his cause. provided
he agrees to wmlni Mr. ltusaell all a
deputy. it is a trade. pure and sim-
ple.
John M. Donnt~lly ncvor had a
rhancn for the nomination. Mr. Don-
nelly now realises this fact. Mr-
ullppmwd that Bridgeport would be
practically solid for hint. lull the day
of reckoning is at hand and tho
carol. appear stacked against him. As
he lrlmnclf says. “It doesn‘t much mat-
ter.“ as he has a good place as tax
collector.
Though the mimtnlstrstlun has
played but little. if any. part in thr-
nluicvaliy contest which now uterus
at an end. the fact that Mr. lion-
null; wan never more than a lukm
warm administration supporter is re-
rallud and may have some aillnlii»
ranch.
it til believed that (thief Vollmcr
can see a hole in the fence and will
molly agree to tire proposition
which will be put up in him by the
local politic-limit
Mr. Russell Admits it.
ill confirmation of the story as mu.
lined shove. Mr. ltussotl this moron
lug. said that bl' was not goinll in
Norwalk today, but smilinaiy admit-
ted that the story was correct in sub
stance. and intimated that the [ll‘lilmlll
film had already been pill up to Chief
Vollmm in some of his friends. ill!
said he would streept tho deputyahip
"if it "it"!!! his way.
There was a report about town to-
ony that Tits Collector John M. lion-
ur-lly trad withdrawn rats name as s
candidate for the fkimocratic nornur
Minn as sheriff. but this Mr. Don-
holly denied.
Itlli Wm Nomination.
tin said; "i did not feel like tall-
in: up this light with a 3.500 mason
lly staring me in the face but my
friends got busy and secured sheath
delegates to insure the the nominaa
lion. This is the situation as it stands
today Of course it the Bridgeport
Dummy desires to support it than
7 g to wt draw 1 w I
be satisleii.”
Despite Mr. Maneilys statement.
Miami local Democratic leaders
We The Fast "minim. that:
it. annually has am a mass.
the lost of Henry 0 worm. m *
was“ driving the automobile last starch X" n
and injured Austin Fletcher. and who. m m
m ilumm
Sidney h}. Hurley for the slirievsity ill .
non. flowles
was arrested
all asautt with kill. He
was bound'over‘tl' or court.
lander «.000 bonds . cc of the
Pence A. F Park. disbury. and
falling to procure ‘ . was locked
upipthehiewlis” iil
Autistic was late by David
Dillon, an aged for Mlddlclmry.
mil out a well
it during the
a few days and
on the lattsr‘s
Nine that be our
promises it. is
Infill. who is
in the habit
robot: on the
airtime. 0n
‘ , , he.
him. wont
Dillon was
“to his chair
Whore his val.
to the story
the mat-
tuned to talk.
‘ 1 about the
mt. so that
a. Then it is
as mnsackod.
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new YORK, Aug “firmer lhotlo'
and fight fans are mumbled at
the rumour stators: dint here to see
Al. Kaufman and mill 1Q”. the big
Australian tight . with dis
“belated but {fit : hill the club
gist the boot
nun. who to anti. as ”Murillo
Mayor flay nor'd illness, but notified
rounded the place and although four
prcllminaries were held nunloloalnd.
the enters from the action mayor were
so strict that the main unites! was
abandoned.
Kaufman was already atrlpped for
traffic and was in the ring when the
announcement was mad.» Lam: stood
near him gamed in a ilaliiroho Not-
withstanding its disappointment. the
big rmwd Wits good natured and while
there was a few boots and boos, tiled
out in orderly mariner. Announcement
had previously been made that all
money poll! for seats would be refuu'
lied.
Spectators had conic from Philadel-
phia. iloafon and Baltimore to ace the
bout and in the crowd were seen the
focus of Jim Corbett. "Kid" McCoy.
Philadelphia Jack ii‘flrlou. Charley
unite. the referee. and others.
Hugh McIntosh. the Analmilan pro
motor. who was on hand. fluid that in
all probability long and Kaufman
would be matched to light six murals
at tho .tnluricsn Lessor park in Phil-
[dolphin two weeks hour-e.
Acting Mayor Mill-hell did not. notify
the police of his intention in sdvsnre.
but. instead. paid it for a room oppo~
site the club entrance and rusrouaed
himself there to observe developments.
Inspector iiuaaey lcarlwd of his pres
elite, called on him and promptly sum—
moned the reserves of three products
After they appeared. nobody was at
towed to enter the club. and word was
sent in that the fight must be colkul
off.
it was announced in New York to
night that Sam flatlill'm‘il and Jon Joan-
ucllc had been matched m min twelve
rounds at the Armory Athletic club.
Boston. itwtomber 12. and that Jenni
noun would shin lake on Morris liar-
rls. of Philadelphia for ion rounds at
tile National tlportlua Hub of Amort-
cu. this city. on August 2o. All three
are neutrons.
WIPE” ”“8
“I! II GOLLIIIOI
hitch. Aug. l1.~—'i'ile iterman torpo
do my 5 n, in a collision last night
in Kiel filly. Miller! the torpedo boot
8. it. Both the torpedo boats sank.
The crews were saved.
“MW
Attloso tantrums sars m
JAIL.
Wlssmsn today wired that he bod-softy
Iy landed main mmnna. a item.
in the iiorosr county dad. at Prisca-
ton W. Vs.. It miles from here. are
dots were issued for the immdbtl its»
turn or the troops to their home. A
mob tried to neural the m i
flight. damned is charged was tho
reorder“ of tire. Ail-ism and the venom
Militia“.
ill!“
the club that he would not permit the“.
light to be held. The lattice but our
HINTON. W. VI-uMiti. ".W'DM“
Alt Mimi power
‘ Macadam .
Partly cloudy.
night or Thur“ V!
out win“, ascent itt'iflf (in t, I
eollt
' Mil fll
Bill. Bill]
lied Sudden Attack of Heart Fail
are at Bremen, Alter Laird-
ing From Steamship
nil murmur
up n liiliilli
Yesterday ilsti “Proved To Be a
Very firing Day
imEMEN. Aug. l7.—-~'f‘hc death of
President i’ledro Monti. of Chile. in
thkiclfy. a few fliilluies before l2
lo clock last night. was most unexpect-
'cd. lie was preparing for bed when
he was seized with cramps of the heart
and died slmml instantly. His wife
was with him at the lime. Almost all
the members of the presidential party
werc still up. engaged in conversation
with Senor fleas. secretary of the Ciril-
esn logstion at Berlin. and other at-
tachos who had met President and
lira. Monti here on the arrival of the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm dor (item.
from New York,
As soon as it was soon that Senor
Montt's condition was serious, s physi-
cian was summoned. but it was too
thin. i‘rcsldcut Monti passed away al-
most inatsniiy.
The president of Chile had had a lb"
lug day. He arose early in order to
he really to land from the steamer at
Brrrncrhaven at 9:30. tie disembark
"ed at this hour and about one hour lat-
er received the visit of the members
of the (‘hllrsn iegatlon at Berlin and
a number of officials of the North Ger-
man Lloyd line. He convened with
animation until he look the train for
Brenton. where he. was welcomed by
a deputation from the Senate.
lie was cuterlaincd as the guest of
the city at lunch. where he res doll
with a toast of welcome. He at driv-
e. mood Dream in the W!) to
he the sights. as planned to to» the
for Devlin-«hut par
with: that
to do this. he decided to spend the
night at a local hotel.
it was the intention of the president
or (‘hile to go to Bad Narrhetm. pass-
ing through flcrlin on his way. It was
planned that till-nor Matte. the (‘hllean
minister to Berlin. should meet him at
iltt‘ railroad station this morning. tir-
nnr Matte. hora-over~ was awakened
early this mornimz by a ielolrun an~
honoring the death of Senor Monti.
The president of Chile had been in-
vited to he the guest of Elllperor Wil-
liam at the autumn review of the (ter-
man army. at which he who to have
had luncheon with his touristy.
senor Matte called at the li‘orollla
Ofllco at til o'clork this morning and
gave official notification of the death.
After this formality the minister. so
companied by his military attache. Icft
itcrlin for this city.
The body of Honor Monti has been
eniballncd and probably will be. taken
to the Catholic Church of Si. Johannes.
where it will rest until its final ills-
nosiilon has been decided upon. The
members of the late president‘s suite
are of the opinion that the Chilean
“lovornmcnt will send a warship here
‘rr convey the body back in Chile.
(twins to the difference in time be-
tween hero and Chile it is hardly pos«
sible that the Chilean gorernmcnt will
be heard from today.
ilillllll Blilllll
Sill ll liltilll
Constituents Teslhnond Submit
tell Regarding Food on Board
the Sunbelt lischlas
“vials—saw
A court martial growing out of the
kicks that tollowed the return of the
.ncal naval militiamen from their trip
to Norfolk in the gunboat tischias.
was held last night in the Norwaik ar-
mory. which to the headquarters of the
second section of the Third division.
The teen before the court were flan-
nina if. Shores and Rooms: .1. bitter.
A considerable amount of testimony
was taken. biannual Clifford the
flock. the aviation oiileer. of New
Haven. acted as m. rs. snafu
ouncttsslabnbiiubrtbamrtaai
will be traasslittsd to captain track
I. Gel-await. of )1an
in. the its. gin}...
than were I _ haters” the summary
straw balm were
1:“ lingo Wm mayor
superior oiliiebrs. ‘lalslrt shsnt
aim iii. Hill. in and min .i. Wit.
mansion oftheiooai room
The mum of his second section
are to go to torcbaloat latutdsr in
the power outlet to witness the later-
i mas. 1‘s» will
then go to Long stand for the sight.»
noun tiundsy.
c would. M5 ‘iawvtllaw
lflitf‘ilifla to death small about .
Cashier and Mrs. Wilired Bod-
wsll’s Friends Were Alarm-
ed by Their Absence
hGrave concern was felt throughout
enight for the safety of Cashier
Wilfred llodw,ell of the (‘ity NationalI
flank, and Mrs. iiodweil, who went
out in their iaunch'yesterdsy morning ‘
and'from whom nothing was heard
until about it o'clock this memos.
when Frank P. Huntington returned
in his launch from rum in search
of them. Mr. Huntington discovered
that they had been mnrooned all night
on Nauvoo island, but had passed
rough the night quite comfortably
Mr. Huntington offered to bring them
up to South Norwalk. but they prefer-
red to wall for high this to float their
launch. which had been left by the
tide high and dry.
To havo attempted to get. away from
‘tlle island last night on the tide in a
small boat would have been a serious
‘nlstior on account of the heavy so:
:that was running They therefore did
‘ihc. most sensible thing under the cir-
.cumstances and made preparations for
spending the night there.
Mr Bodwell is taking his annual
vacation from his bank duties and for
a day’s dirt-mien he and Mrs. Bodwell
sailed in their launch Marion for Nau-
voo, to spend part of ‘the day. They
expected to return during the after-
noon. ieoving their son and two daugh-
ters at home in charge of someone.
Thev had. In fact. made arrangements
to meet some people at the Knob about
it ocloctt and had left word at home
that they would return home surely
by early evening. Under these cir-
cumstances their motioned absence as
the evening progressed caused much
alarm. There were many conjectures.
it was feared for one thing that poa-
sibly their boat had been swamped by
the heavy nose or that their engine
had broken down and they had drifted
out into the Sound only to meet an
untimely isle there. Their boat is
about twenty-live feet long and is
equipped with an eight. borne power
gasoline engine. The belief that they
had been marooned. as was the case.
was held by quite s number of people
Mr and Mrs. Bodwell are expected
borne during the early afternoon and
tltt they will be plied with questions
(oncoming their exciting experience
goes without saying
ltltllliili infill"
Vstsrsiiot .1 Commotion Will Be
Asked to Pass linen Then
at November Election
NEW HAVEN. Aug. ii.—At the
slate election this fall the voters will
have three constitutional amendments
to act upon, those being set forth in
the public acts of 1909. One pinhole!
au anrondmcul to the constitution con-
cerning capital stock of corporations:
the second proposes an aruendmeni to
the mnstitutlon concerning the power.
slid duties of thc iioutonsnlcgororndr
and third proposes an amendment con-
cerning the date of adjournment of
the general assembly, this being giv
on as "not later than the first chues
do}; after the first Monday of June."
he first amendment as proposed
provides that the general assembly
shall not pass any law authorising any
corporation to issue its capital stock
in more than one class.
The second prolioaed amendment
had its inception in the condition
which came about by the death of Gov-
ernor Lilicy as it was found that the
lieutenant-governor could not exercise
all the executive functions of the gov.
enter. it is proposed to clothe the
lieutenant-governor with th epowsrs
and authority of the governor to can
of death, slid give him the right to
exercise such powers and authority in
case of disability from W Mil-e of
"to illlvcrnor. including absence or lnr
pcachmcnt. until such disability is re
moved.
The third amendment is to fix sti-
iournlnent sins die not later than the
first Wednesday after the first Mon-
day in June following its ornsnisstion.
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Trip to London
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prospect of kuccess in completing the
aerial trip from Paris to Motion. which
not by Bier-lot and others has been
the great aim of the birdman, Hois- .
sent. the young Spanish aviator. del-
conded near here today. having occult?
pushed the flight from Paris to Calais
and the journey across the chmnel b0 . ’
Deal with an ease and brilliancy rare-
ly surpassed.
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