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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 4, 1911 · page 1

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Entered at the Booth Nowell: Politéoiiloo

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Attempt no Long a Swim and

 

Goes Down, But is Rescued

Mayor Finnegan Puts it Up to
the” City of Norwailt Board
of councilman

 

EIRE EiiRiiiE REPAIRS [iii
RRER Ill REXI MEEEIRR

E Highway committee Submits Be-
port on Opening of Streets .

 

WES’I‘PORT. July
fey. of 'Norwnll't. was among those who
weie at Compo Beach, Sunday after-
noon, enjoying the swimming. E’I‘be
new float built by the eclectmen and
anchored some distance off thebeuuh
looked good to him Lind he started to
swim out to it. Evidently the distance
was too great for him. us when he
got nearly to the float he was seen to
throw“ up his hands and go under the
water and his hrotherdn-law, Frank
Nichole. noticed him and he dove into
the water to help him to the float.
When placed upon the float he won
completely exhausted. After a while
he thought he was able to swim buck
to the beach and jumped in. When
about half way he again gave in end
he was pulled to the bench in an ex-

s.-l-muou Sipper- E

A one~hour meeting of the city coun-
cil of Norwnik transected quite a lit-
tie business lust evening.

The meeting was called to order
and themlnuics rend.

' All the councilmen but
Thompson were pLesent.
nice were approved.

The Silver Lake ice Company ask-
ed for permission to erect a small
platform at the dead end of School

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(Continued on Third Page.)

TElllllB mine

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WilliuLLn
The min-

, PLAYED TODAY ‘

 

The last olLthe preliminary games
and tittnemlalinale we”. played year
Lerdey Afternoon. at the NorwILILL
country Club. The preliminary can
test wan won by Lansing Odol. scratch
who defeated P. W. Brooks, minus 30
on. 7-5. ,

The eemi-flunie were also completed.

Lansing Odell, scratch, defeated
Philip Klein, minus 40, 64, '4'- -.6

Arthur Wheeler. scratch. defeated
'CL. A. Hurstrom, minus 30. 6- 4. ti 4.

in the ladies' singles. Miss Mary
‘ Heylnour. minus 15, defeated Miss Ea
ther Knapp. scratch. 671. 8-3.

At 3 o'clock this afternoon the flu-
ale Will be piny9d. in the men '3 sin
glee Lansing Odell and Arthui When

 

ler, both titted scratch will piny. in
the women's singles, Miss Mary Sey~E
mour, minus 15, and Miss Mamie Sun~
ger, ucrntch. will play. in the men‘s
doubles. Lansing Odell and George H.
Woodward will play Hurry Lune Lind
Arthur Wheeler. both ruled scratch.

The prizes will be awarded to the
winners at the dance, which will he
held in the evening.

some: 8 BATTLE
LLLLLL ulinll BELLS

NEW YORK, .‘lLily 3.-A bottle of
the brain cells. the suite against the
lnunue. is reported in a remarkable
letter found here toduy beside the

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lLaLLsied condition.
come to his normal self and expressed
himself as not unxloue to try
swim again...

LLLLLLLL LLLLL L RISK

New Jersey Measure Calls for

NEW YORK, July 3.-~Added to mos-
entice the high cost of living find
thebneollo‘ tux Ind Sabbath day oh-
mm
mow Mustache form of in com-
plication in the domestic
Problem.

pomdstlc servants in New Jersey
after July 4 will call for on insurance
when with a premium of $7.60 annual-
ly for each servant to meet the contin-
gencies under the workmen' e compen-
sation. and empLOyeL-‘I liability
The new manual of rate: for the state
under the new conditions was official-
ly issued yenterday and is being sent
to agents and brokers with New Jersey .
business today.
lug also, to policy holders an endorse
meut calling for signatures to the of.
loci that it in understood that the prou-
enEt policieu do not cover for the new
\vorkmen‘e compensation and provide
ing for the lsaunnce of additional cov-
cringe on the payment of additional
pr.omiuln

mnuuufacturlug concern which
been paying it premium of l per cent.
of its my roll must. hereafter puy B
per cent. E L

There was it special meeting of mm
Munufncturer'e Aunoclntlon.
Jersey, at Newark. yelterday,
for the purpose of considering
new low.
'ter, of Trenton, was directed to no
point for the formation of a mutual
compuny to ineure the members It
cont.

After awhile he

the

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Premium of $7.50 .

 

Worm in to homuncu-

”I‘VE!“

law.

Companies are Ieud-

udvanccd. One
has

Rnteu ore sharply

of Now-
called
the
The president. .1. W. FOB~

Sheriff Vollmer flames ills Sun
L—Dr. Baillie Appointed Some
Time Ago

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Says Bauhs‘lias Been Acting on
Consent of Commisloners

 

 

 

Through a difference in the inter-
pretation of two uthututes regarding
npcintmenl of the physician at the
county ”jail, flint institution now
hoaete of twoiphyeiclauo on Dr. J. W.

. Volllner. woe appointed to that poul-

ttou on Saturday by his father. The
other Juli physician is Dr. 0. Lincoln
Banks, who wne Appointed severnl
years ago by the county commission
sinners who is acting on the lull phy-

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(Continued on Second Prize.)

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' .LLZIILABIBBV ennui

Woman" N. Wood Ind I
corpsdf "plethora were at women
.sIturdIyWIfternoou, clearing up the
property of Lewis H. Noah. at Poke.
nuke Park, in Wilson avenue. prepare;
tory to the erection of the new factory
of the Nash Enginering Company. The
plot torbe occupied by the plum was
surveyed and staked out. and work
will be well underway this week.

The ground floor dimensions of the
building ere 134 feet square, and it
will eventually be three stories in
height. The foundation in halo} laid
in rte-“enforced concrete with this end
in view. Councilman Daniel B‘.
'f‘oomey. of Norwuik. has been award-
ed the contract for the foundation.

mBABEBALL, AMUSEMENT PARK.

Morning. 10: 30. Norwnllts Lu. Went
Ends. Afternoon. 3: 30. Nol'wnllia \fl
lloeton Colored Giants. Admission 25c.

 

 

 

Liston were no
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CHICAGO. July a.-Rev. F. F. Boob
Wick, punter. of the Woetoru avenue
Baptist. church, who held recently that
he could not get married on ”.200 it
your. has not only been murried. but
hill lulury hue been ruined to ”.000 I
your.

Rev. Bontwlok announced eererui

 

South Norwellt neysr experienced it

day Following noon Saturday and
Sunday, . both of which were hot. . the
residents weLLte unprepared to Estnl‘t

 

weather. A , result. E when night
came, all were completely logged out.
The thermometer stood ‘100 in the

 

is going some. Hutton and continue
men were to be neon dragging unwil-
ling limbs about their daily toil. while
those who worked in the shops were
forced to undergo almost inhuman
condltloue The laundriee rthed to
the limit of their capacity With work
were terrible; Here the torrid air

once of sit-uni and hot water which ill
need in the trunnion departments,- and
the stores and hot iron: in the ironing
departments , How the men; and no

stand. On account of thehEent ofthe
two preceding days. the work on
much heavier. too. hot days being the
honest of the leuudrymeu E

The air on}: absolutely still. there
being" lLru-Ldly I. breath of wind to fun
the burning brows of the workers.
Housewives. bending over the hot
utuves out] doing their daily chem
ulIo suffered keenly Ind not I few of
them Look refuse to the cooler place!
in the afternoon.

All day long the trolley (tummy
"with; bottom R’bld Bol'l Icorcha
ing prom. on Well no those It the
beaches. The Clll‘l book hundreds and
hundreds to ltoton Point. Compo
finches Ind other plum. when they
baked in the cool nooks or took a
plunge in the cooling "tern of the

afternoon end the temperature of the
water extremely moderate. mode both»
in; conditions ideal.

In the evening. Roton Point was
crowded to the limit of flu culmolty

relief from the hardship of the day.

ported. many were made ill from the
effecie of the heat and undead Iilcnt-

 

EL feted the most.

in Noreulk. the Loth stilt mill vise
forced to close at 2 o'.clocli the heat

Liming too much for the employee

W»... .1

wflAIEEflALL. Amuseuuuv PARK

 

Ends. Afternoon. 3:30. Norwaike vs.
Boston Colored (llunih. Admission 26c.

ennui; Linton

 

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Lunch hotter do.) than that of youter-L

to work on Monday morning in couch.

shade and iiiiLL'to 1.20 in the sun. which. ‘

was made even hotter by the abuntb

men utood the test. new Loan Linden

Bound. The tide being high into in tho

with Inflorinshnmndlty. cooking some

While there were no prootrntlons re-

ly at home Honda and stomach uuf«

‘Mornlng, 10:30. Norwnlks ve. West

ALL: manner

At the meeting of Court Edmondo
DoAmiclI. lv‘. of A, held lut evoninx.
the officer: elected It the hill meeting

 
 

 
 
 

LLLLLLLL iiiiEPlllillllll
Local Fire Department Ballad
Bill. Bill Burritos llot Needed

-;'f‘he firstflreworhaot the Eeeoeon
were “it 191! It..lhe?¥luht bound. railroad
station. renter-day afternoon, when a
box of explosives lnthe because our of
the lzilo- o'ttlock Honour); truin‘ became»
ignited and caused considerable ex-
citement for several minutes, at the
some tlnl‘e netting fire to the interior
of the our and causing some damage
by «ox-chins the potato! the car.

flow the box of fireworks became ls-
nlted in I mysterybut, nevertheless.
the crew. on the thinned the [Lesson-
Lrers in them were_istertled to hear LL
crackling and It fleeing sky rockets.
Roman candies chatting in all direc-
tlouout of thy don” while the

 
 

 

route? of do What's reminded
the" It til it of I settling gun in

the distaMw

it required nerve Ind exposed the
drew to no little danger to invade the
our and throw the no: out but this
we; finally done..nnd extinguishers
procured, which soon smothered the
blue with it: cemlcnls. The side of
the our was sourced and the lutedor
burned Iomewhet.

The fire department was summoned
but by the time It had arrived. the
min and station crews had put out the
blue.

The only truly amusing incident or
the affair occurred sometime Lifter the
blue had been extinguished. A section
gun; was at work between the roll or
the cost bound paucnger track and
the men were stumping down tn‘

cracked stone. Suddenly there won I
IliIrp report. followed by n rattling
of fire crackeru and one of the fiction
workere. with n Ihout of fright leaped
up about it foot and a half in the air.
in uomewuy I bunch of the ornckerel
hud become lodged between the stones
and probably it spark from Lhe’ crow
her not the fuse uflro with the usual re»
Bull.

 

MWILL GLOBE ON BATURDAYB AT
NOON.

Commencing July 8. The South Nor.
wulk Barium flunk will clone at til
o'clock .91! Bolurduyu. Open Lilonduy
evening: from 0 to 8. llepouite mode

The Bench Hat Company Securee
Plant and‘tand in Mechanic
Bireet ‘

ciiunlo street. which has occupied a

. portion of the Otto. Barthel company

factory. bus extendedund has purchas-
ed the land and buildings. the sale hav-
ing been recorded utE‘the town clerk'e‘
office. . '
William Moron. of; the concern, etatvf

Letlring concern.

The Barthel concern has done hat-E
ting in South Norwallt for many years
and in iteLretlremenl and that oflts
head, Mr. Barthel hlmeelf. theLLcity
inset it good business firm and I grind
business man from the active oarttcf
nation in his life work.

However. the men etLthe head of the
Rough Hot Company while younger.
have showed a business acumen which
promises to“ put them to the front and
which fits them to be worthy success:
are to the veteran better. They have
the best wishes of The Norwalke‘ for;
continued suction

LLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLL
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Caution Them iluul fluids lip
cm of flow York Bar

 

 

 

Chief Thomas Leatherlend is sold to
have received orders from Mayor E. .l
Finnegan to the effect that every Into-
mobile driver gofng through the
streete recklessly or contrary to traf-
do regulations should be arrested by
the officer on duty. This afternoon
about 4 o'clock Captain Thomas Hunt,
who received his orders to the above
effect. new automobile No. “58,021. N.
Y..” recklessly driving up Well street
from the cost.

He stepped out into the street and
held no husband for the driver to stop;
bitetnkiiig the motions of Captain
Hunt's arm the fellow turned up Main
and waited for the ofllcer. Here he
wuewau placed under arrest, the or-
ders being given this way to Captain
Hunt. and taken to the lockup in Wa~
itor street Prosecuting Attorney bow
tie Goldechmldt did not think the cue

warranted an arrest and In dismissed
Lthe man. who was Rudolph Werner. of

672 Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn. His
wife was in the machine with him.

There was in the minds of many
very little dodht but that they were
driving too fruit and in the wrong place
In the road. but they were allowed to
so by the prosecutor. Captain llunt
later coiled illuyor Finnegan on the
telephone and naked him if he had not
told Chief Ififlllldl‘l‘nd in lunlrnot the

 

The Rough Hat commune: flue ,,

ed that the Otto Barthel company Was E
L~~A~Lteiing from business and that the .
Rough Hat Company was purchaglng
the business, lend and buildings of the EL

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The offlclltl omnihl
took plu‘ce en Boudoir w on
from New York come to 80
to stay for the summer in the “9.
they have rented near the bum
officials are Col-III Wiener. Louilk
eon, Wallace Gllpntrlck,’ and H
keyeer, all of New York city...

There was a splendid social
with singing and a good MI
in the middle of the day. utter
the young men want awltnmin
Mill Pond. All during the day
Tiernar conducted the affoirn
camp as master of communion.
«ranged acme-swimming,“
exhibition at the mill pm.
Lyon gave n elevar perform”:
high diving. fancy civilized L ‘
ruins. ‘

While all were enjoying t
to the utmost, they were
the cry which come from 140‘
or. of New York city who;
any too well. He had snitch
hie depth and before he kit ,
in it fair way to drown. TILE pit
kept telling him further
away from shore and each
uroae above the ourfuoe he I
help. Merit of the your);
too frightened to so to him
who were not afraid were
for the tank

lint noon the crowd hm
of relief for from the MI of

it was eluted at the mention

body of George Pournnnuue, of thin “MINNIE“ “5’ District Deputy John

 
 

went John Lyon withvhll

ciiypwho committed suicide lunt night
in the Hotel St. Denis. by lnbullnp.l gnu.
E “My Denrll’llilam," wrote the sui-
oldo to file cousin, William Schorr.
f‘thle morning i took firm retolution
, to out on end to my tormentu, which

that rated of premium in the elect:
five times us much he the old rules.
it was eluted that the email employ-
er in in u very trylngcltuntion on
ucuount of the elinrpiucreune in the
coat of induutry and that muny will

go beyond ull description. My sick
none in dementia-mine worst ltlud. lm
nulne your brain cub-divided. the ole
Lneute fighting together and inguinal
ouch othoriu u must terrible way at
your expelled. (For I run not close
my porn to this terrible utrugulo.)
Words mil to explain whut these
thoughts Weio night and duy~«nnaiye
lug my life from childhood finding.
defects for the inert thing. trying to
moire me believe l am the worst crim-
inul on earth. All this the voices
told me, suffocating my better unit“. 1
don’t even sleep. f on: inevitably loot.
.Kieu all those dear to me and let them
know what line overtaken me.

_ “My last will do that my heart be
, pierced. if alieniete with to examine
my. brain they are at Liberty to do
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if you con ever hereunder I email
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be unable to pay the premiums halted.

”WOOD AGAIN

wood. the young aviator, who mode the
first aeroplane flight over Munhuttah’n
ahyucruperu Buturduy.
New ‘i'ork today to invoatlzuio donut
Lions he will encounter if he deoldou
to ily from the Pacific to the Atlan-
tic

mind whether or not. be Would fly to
Washington: but that if he made the
trip it wauld not be before Thursday.

him from Horton and litter in the day
went to Governors inland where Avi-
dto‘r Atwood'u biplane has been resting
Ilnce it landed there Saturday. . ‘

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Ill NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July thwllarry N. At-

 

returned to

tie until he had not fully made up hill

Mr. Atwood brought it pupil with

Warsaw

EQAUTQMOBIBB roe wine. L, ,
. hereunpmunmr , ' ‘

weoke use that he intended to not
married. but thul he would resign from
the ministry and cook more lucrutirc
employment.

Yesterday lilo frieudu received curdu
Lnnouucluu biu murrlugo to Mica Mullet

button. and it nice become Known
that hie eulnry had been incrcuecd to
$2.000 n your by iiiu church.

Wm ”Law “A...“

BTllFllllll BOY
' HA8 lilP BROKE!

smuronn, July Sir-«Arthur Them»
no. live your old, is mine howlinl
suffering from a broken hip nnd'biher

 

it‘ll automobile "today. The our was
owned and operated by h. '1‘. Moore.
of Long leluiid, City, L. L. one. it“
been held under not boudu for unattr-

lu pursuit of I squirrel out! Lifter he;
lng Btl'lflllf. by the machine «is rolled
along the runaway for about 50 ML
hefordft‘he automobile; could be top

 

injuries on n rebult of helm; circuit by ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ing in connection with the Incident. L“
The child. it it sold. run into the Itreel

lollow lug spoke:

toyed by all

Marlo not Autumn Boclotr'.

«Ire no follow: _,
tablet; hungeWherlen P. dildo. ,

 

influ- , ~ ~
Junior Woo 'mrdwf’erter I). Borer-

 

 

Newman. of Court Nan-nit. of Norwlllt.
The meeting wan attended by IL num~
ber of local dimiltnriou, of whom the
Grand Junior lion-
;dle Thomas B‘ Down. Joules 1“. buyer.
Li)lutrlot Deputy Newmrm. l’ut Chief

Runner Herold Munzl. Chief Runner
Charm P. Dildo. Ind Bug Chief Bank
or Jumph autistic. At the eonoluolon
of. the meeting. rolrethmeutu were
served end it delightful aerial tllneem

An invitlitlou W88 received from the
of New
will. to attend the service: to be held
in It. hfnry’e Church on Lube:- my.
when ilitl'ElloW liege will be clarified“.
The office" installed last evening

BIWlliIf Rnuflrmdoflb (lenient
hoerdluLL‘ ewrutmwmm Mill:

Senior WGBHWAMHSIIVMBL‘I Lee

on or before July" Will will drew in
term from July int.

TWO “OWNED Ill _
BBIIEBTIBUT MVEB

i‘lAll'l‘B‘Oltfl. July B.-~Whlle rowing
on the Connecticut river at '1 o’clock
this ulternoou. Jscob Beuretllii, used
fill. of 33 Welles direct. withihlu two
compliment. Annie Bodowhu and Mary
Guiuttlti. both uboout Ill years of one.
out drowned by the ‘upoettiult or a
row bent. ..

Bolivian! hired LL boil It the foot of
Berry hitter. and vent tip the river
in it till! current. in home manner.
while appetite .lliveruide park. the
boat was upset and all three yore
drowned.

Wraith! and the Bodowite women
were to have been married next week.
Meukl laud I large bottle of will»
trey withlhim when he entered the
boot. but: the boatload or photo the

 

 

 

 

chill: use encoded and be we: not

officers to arrest every hereon for rock»
to” driving. diet the officers noticed.
The mayor said no, not exactly that.
and no there hull been I mistake name-
where.

norm their .
LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLAL

NEW YORK July the—‘t‘ho thermom-

 

degree higher than at the some hour
yesterday. which one good enough in‘
dlentlon that Monday would beat Buns
day for high temperature record. he
’terdn) the maximum of Bill degree»
“one the hottest do) here for 1‘.’ years.
But it showed at 8 o ‘oloelt temperature
or only 72 contoured edit: 87 at ‘3
go clock this morning.

The heat hue courted lo ductile and
over till uroliratfonu. The rush of

 

due to excessive Leermth, mu indicate

mshberhoed from drowning.

 

eiur at 5 o‘clock thin morning stood to

 

impure to deer and ocean hotelier

ll‘ meantime routine death! in thin

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

untied Litrolte toward the 3"
who won floundcl‘lfl L‘
timeu beneath the’Iurf
powerful utrohul it‘dld
vullnni owlmmer ion: to .
gur‘u aide. lie Incite n few .
Liuurnnce to the euhountéd
and then outlined tirellIiW‘
lieu delimiter not bani
youth. it is likely thht. E
pulled hie Invoir noun»
Loud opulence mo
and the stvior all they
hunk Ind Lonny willing lid
in carrying them to the d,
where both were in need
Schruger had hoot hill
and had not taken with
of end no furter ill oilfield
titration ere undelpItId

Willlsm A. Roll .
yesterday Litternoon tori
hill nieces It Anionic.

the thirtyoecond Inuit
debit homily Lee

 
 

 

 

 

. New Yuri: tine
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