“ohms. e the!” . on flood Score of Passengers Instantly Killed end (Ivor Sixty minted in AnoIher Train Wreck This Morning Shortly After 2 O’Vcloclt -,—~IV.FivoV Cers Which Went hvsr Viaduct Completely Smashed, and the llehris Caught Fire Immediately AfterwardgV—Bridge- (Iort Firemen Extinguished the Blaze in a Short Time " E'so'eoed Illi'llll‘il IBRilmEPbltT. July xiv—Many lives. 3 probably a genre, were crushed out in I' u twinkle and many persons, probably (Virtue score, were frightfully huIt ' «early today, when the Federal Express. (running mm Washington. D. 0., to Boston'over the New York. New He- ' . you and Hortfo‘rd Railroad, was hurt- visductmimnn mutant. I. Fire broke out. but the firidgeport dire department quickly Vput this out; .i. (slid the metrical. assistance to rescue those whose cries of agony filled the soutulollr IIIII EIIos LII‘E IIITII A llllllli ‘FA'IIEFEEIJD, July .11.——Dospondent “ because of financial losses, George T. ‘ (Horn. living on Snsco Hill. Southport. ‘ committed suicide yesterday by cut (ting his throat with (1 Inner. The first . intimation that the family had that he -V had taken his life was tlo finding of (1 mole, written by Horn. his brother Henry. which rend: "l hm sorry. but , i have got to (do it. I haven‘t slept for six months. You will find (no In the 'beI-nw'Georgo." Two ph'sictsns 'were summoned and on the arrival of .. (he first a search of the barn was (made and lioru's body found lying in the buy covered with hugging. His throat was out from our to our and (I razor was rluspcd in his right hand. He won be yours old. single (Ind one ' or n wealthy fnmii)‘. m NOTICE. We huvo.n new supply of safety razors and all those who desire to re- tioom coupons may (lose by calling hi this office. "Hllllillll BETH PAIIH ,x Damages to the amount of 81.000. Itln believed. wore (mid toJIugustus V Knurr.’ yesterday afternoon, through I his attorneys. Keogh-tic ileudee.‘by the insurance company with which Philip ilmndmoier held (I policy. it was given out (It the chines of the attorneys this morning that the nmttoiuimd been adjutthd (loungin- ily to (Ill ooneornod. but thetexnot eutouut pnid' hi the accident (noun undo company who not given; ' ‘ Ii is under (((Id. Knot-(wok to' r‘ “.000 audit in. . . . the sum which It ointm faithfuolorlly W E'HHHIHEHI HHPPlHEH HEAR lHl SIHHHI lHWlH ll HHHHEIH HHEHHE AND STATE SIREN Ambulances and Physicians Summoned at Once. and Everything Possible Done to Save the Injured-Many Women anH Child ren Were Among the Violim's--SI. Louis Ball Players roe AIITII llllllHIlEB nlr. Ambulances and doctors, hastily summoned. did their host to snve those who were under the debris. The injured: At St. Vincent's Hospital. Mrs. Ads duty. 28, Camden street. Boston, minor injuries; sent home on the 7: to (rein. . . W If. naturism. New Landon. born- about: the bonds. hire. W H. Saunders. leg fractured.“ Mrs. W. B. Clappono. Cherry Crock, MIL. bruises. oak—nih- (Coutiuued on Eighth Pogo.) Hilton HIITLHHFT At the theetinglot Uncee Hsyloft No. 26%,. 1.0. R. M.. the ofiioere re stalled lows: Poet Chief Humour—~13. J. 'f‘hom as. Chief Haymukor‘llh'ed Williams. Finnegnn. Overseor- -i.estor Brush Collector of Straws—4i id. (love. lilndetront. colt. Buss Driven—Stewart 'C. Marshall. Horn Blower-dohn if. Gallagher. 'mnn. Strnltou. despite the host. « M MOTHER MOTH“ ‘ lines Promi'ihn Esst Norwallt “I8 IHHETALLVITIIHHH cently oletced and appointed. were in- (I Motor Albert M Pohlrnnn. The officers inst'eiled were as fol~ Assistuni Chief Huymehormlddwurd Assistant Collector of Stinwe~mto Keeper of Blindiou-0hsrlcs J. I’ros. Guard of the Wigwomwdohn'flerl. Guard of the Haystack-r—Ruymond At the conclusion of the mastitis. the members enjoyed a sonic! ovonlng. BEFORE IHEll llHlILll lillll II IIIIIIIII : Industry could lint Reorgan- ‘ Been Planned F. I. Vsn'derbo’lt, of Jersey city. president o: the Fibre Products Com: pany, which had (I pidnt In the Old (Joi- onlul Foundry factory. in Koysor piece. _ East Norwelli. gave out. yesterday (It . ternoon. through his attorney. Mr. I‘ (look otthut place, that the remnant nation of the company, which proposed. hue fuiieu‘through, and the company will be diseolvod by bank- rn'ptoy proceedings. This announcement sounds the death-knell of what was looked to he (I. flourishing business. Sometime ego Henry J Dexter and son, Henry J; Dell- tor. do. come to South Norwuilt and started the business. working like tro- jnns: They spared neither time nor effort to make the business (I success- ifui one and their friends regret exceed lusty to hear of their failure. Onlyarensmly. the plant won clos- ed down by attachment. but since then the machinery hits not. been touched, watchmen being on duty tiny and night. pending the efforts on the port of the stockholders to roorgnuizo the com puny and start business snow The watchmen will probably be discharged today and the building closed for good and all. so for as thotoompony is con: corned. IonvItt’IIItsIotIIr Illinois All IIIEIII W . rooms” 'I’Aliilo or It: not mt. burst on. (our: in his left ls; yester- doy “Moon it 4:15 o‘clock in front of the (hotteryrston of Mlyn III Son. in Main street. Hie condition was dis- covered almost lmmedi‘ltcly by Wil- llnm F Dexlyn. who oocltrod (I chub-H and a. physician. Dr William J. 'I‘rtt» cell. for him. The men was uthol‘dcd by (no physicl‘uu. who bound up thoH log. stopping the mold now of blood 3 Mr. urine has been sickly for I uIIm-_ her of years. He is troubled with ni (great many complaints and is neverH well. He sold youtorduy (but he had been expecting just such on useldontj us that which befall him. He lost (1’ considetebio quantity of blood before the how was utoppod‘bul Dr TrncorH said that he had not lost enough to rouse on) serious effects. Mrs. bolus is III In bed and her hum; hand (I trouble has (undo her rendition worse. He had been busy running (ij and down stairs wetting upon his who." I . with the exertion. caused the Iirlm‘y to brush. hire. Lquo ls ill from the of- focts of the first boot wnvo of the non son. I A grout runny willing hnnde among them being the ompioyoen of Delilyn‘s and Captain Thomns Hunt. assisted Dr. Trucoy and inter took Mr. Mind to his rooms upstairs. He to (mid to be resting comfortably today. Dr. Tangy gave the opinion yesterday (but the brushing. of the artery In it- self is not serious. WW GENERAL DAVILA AT BURN AVRIL Reported to Hove Landed There N- erotly After Leaving Venuueln. WILLIIIMEI'I‘AD. (:uIruroa. July ll.-- A wirolonl dispatch flout Biron Ayre island announces that (lonorttl June was" IIIIIIIII Hill ’ oi tho west shad of Wultu r'Townsend‘s ‘ hideout start. for College (In. on the One of tho Lawful“! . Owners in the To" ' “HWH , . road. Eliot Noril'hll'k the mo motile her of the firm or Marvin brothers, ‘ " rent estate denier; sud farmer‘s. mum uwsy (It his home. testordny; otter- of heart Inllure. brought on by the ex. 3storm, It. seemingly being hotter of- und it is thought that the hunt, conplodH ' Iotnro cyclone attended by (I little rein HAHIEHEH HEHlH William Edward Merl-III; of Bewh noon at 1:30 o’rioult. from M! (truck oessiie host. hit. 'Murrin tiled Hittite 931356th of his family on the plots. "”0 (Continued on Fourth Page.) SEVERE lllHlHlHHl llHHH HP lHE llHll wound and Wind no Brest WIMWIM ' 8W“! WinIHIIII' SUUTHINGTON. July tie—Au «slim (ricsi storm. accompanied by s dowH pour of rain. and (I violent wind. struck this town IIIIt night. uprootinn m and turning the hlalu street Into e small river. “shining struck In (Ive places. out: the flag note on the ()xiey department store. knocking It to pieces. the bell of the going to the ground. narrowly missing several people (Is-sing (It the time. The storm covered on II‘OI. of about two miles wide end on the farm‘s on the outskirts the corn. which had reached u would ‘ entitle height. was blown to the i,ground and In many instances the map will lune to be (opiumod \‘o to list from the bout one given by the (or it had passed thou before. SOUTH WINDSOR. July It. wA min. passed over here shortly before seven oolocit IIIet niehi doing considerable damage. A wind mill owned by 0. iii. Bolton and a two and (I hell scro- io- IIIoco shod owned by Clarence Fair. banks were blown over and trees on rooted. The wind was but (It (I few minutos’ durntiou. but (he in» will be heavy. During the storm lightninir strueit a house owned by Edward lino thin. knocking plastering from the wells and stirring things up geneal- ly. Telephone wires are down and the = full Amount of damage cannot be ascor- mined. W TWELVE FHHEIEHH flight from Boston to the Notional can Ital. ‘ ' have: been better the son went. unit in a few seconds dinnppésoed the view over the wood ed hills. Both were lnexoelient condition. and there - (I. It. covering a (listened of' nearly ‘ twelvo miles In hell an hour. (rover, that: Mr.’° . ' tn'nd‘ s desperete effort to euro her (nether. but in vein. The body was re MILFORD, July ilnwwmlo in built- log in what is known as (lull Pond. (In inlet of Long intend round, here restor- dny morning. With (I pnrty of four‘oltlii (Iron. one or whomwnn her own it. yonnold daughter. Mrs. .i‘. ll. Tucker. of (lien Brecht. i... I.. got out bol’omi her (tooth and sunk; (to qulcllly that she could not no saved The women who visiting with her sister. hire. 1th (Motor. (II Golf street. until about it) o'clock thie morning (the look the party fohiidren for some fun In the water. (I could not swim. rind (inherently . pod into (I hole or suddenly not be- yond heir depth rind went down. Her little girl woe (this to swim and she c o (l tutor. Vin tho day rind will ho According to the belt Inlet l Antonio Devlin landed on tho Iniund secretly Buturdny night hitting some from Venezuela. iiiuviin In one of the till molt who led by (ion Christie Cnstro. yours ego ln~ vuded the state of Tnchirn. Venesuelu. from Colombia territory“ He is would cred to he (I very brave men and (Inn tro‘ a close lristid ' obtainable (lustre. the (unused lire! dent of, Venezueiu'is nowon‘t I tern Irontier of Ilenexuein oi. " EIHHHOIHII T0 HEAT W NEW [IONDON July ii.—-A loss of motion was eiistulnod here when owned by Messrs. Moder-y MolviIlo end Bisteird Were burned to the (round. Violation not the building on It linoleum . . three houses on Lincoln avenue The fire was (I. stubborn one V_ to tight (me tho (troupe lied dimeu’lis’» during the this to Here for (no men.) estate In SHeIuIVners Ri'ln. Md. (III: (:22 o noon this morning. and mode a men. lest lap at recordahreski'n: orerisnd The whether conditions could not The sun had just (ten and the light southwest winds ' carried the aeroplane from the t the, first turn (I! the motor. to an elevation of about (I aviators skimmed grew to little group of spectators farewell (veto. headed to I on" (ind the machine was not the slightest hitch. After dvo hours of restful sleep Hamilton and Atwood eroso' about 3:45 o'clock nod nitor they went into the field lilid pre- pnred for the night. ‘ A risid examination was made of the motor and planes. the hI-plenes was titled with gsooIIno end the start made. The munuylvuoie ruiiro'ad trucks wot-VII [allowed to BASHBW Couplings. than (thinning the course . lithe wool: (turd. the «totem fl‘vr (iron lho Sin thorn sad outrun-d outskirts of the. city, penning ester Fort Henry (It 4:65 store them 200 soldiers stationed (It the Fort. who 'I‘Ie'd received word he tops hand (hot Atwood and Intuition intended to one over the historic ram- parts. vim ready to greet them. They assembled on the parade grounds, and Whom the aeroplane whined over their hoods they tired I solute. Time did net permit the aviators to encircle thel fort. but in return to the soldier s eel (Ito, they waved their hsuketohlefe. bearing Fort Mollonry. Atwood. who who steering headed the machine to Ivoriib the Pompano, and followed the. river, passing over llulethorbo avid tlon field at 5: ill (I m. . Again taking up the Ponnstlvnnio rullrond trucks (It this point the once was quickened. and the distance oIV about 25 miles between the two twin-3 (ion fields on covered in 38 minutes COLLEGE PARK. bid. July ti.—-—At-V wood and Hamilton arrived here int; their aeroplane (It 5:45 o'clock this mornlus. . The Miners at the camp of the army aviation school hIId not arisen when the aviators arrived and there was no one to welcome there no they slight- ed. They eeici they were undetermined (Is to just when they would resume their flight to Washington. Most of the distance from Baltimore to this piece. Atwood told. nus soror- od (It (In (Ivonne heilht. of about one foot. lie mistook the trucks at the Po neylvunie railroad for those of the rmHtImm-o e Ohio, which he had in- tended tollowing and the trip there fore oonnumed more time than had been oxpeotod Thin nviutoru left at 8: so by automo- bile for Worthington unuounolny that. titty would return during the any on resume their night to the capitol. “AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE. Illereuapsssennor Locomohile. In hr. 0. 8V. Barthes. a Under at. Tel. 1de 3. W MAYOR AND OHIEF CONFER. V “ ~ Meyer Edward I. monsoon» of Nor-1 . wait and (Intel Thomas motherland. of the oonfmneo this. morning. in the Water street (lotion. What was done hes not been (given out for pubiioetlon. ' contain A. E. WaldI-on Says II is HHHEHHHEHI EHHIHllH suites Engineering Corps, who is sts~ tinned at New London. and has charge of the District or Connecticut. accom- panied by Monteneut Vetjijhl, of that place visited South Norwulk, (ester- dey afternoon. nothing. In on the Unit- od States In; Castle. and inspected the ‘ loosixbsrhor-rwith‘the view of honor. - AHHTHH WHIEGKEHI HHEAIH towed to the top of the hill. the tank containing several collision woo oer- Willi VuoksIh mm Afternoon. iii : Condom (tritium. near the Sharon“ (formation that they did not wish to moth Police torus. held in " tip to Congressmen Hill to Have Work Slotted nol Widenod Another lilo Feet Captain A. E. Weldron of the United ' (Continueduon' Ninth Page) SHIHHHBEHIAVEHH Hill m (En (Manchu. driven by (I lady and Inn. when melody who was dotting turned.» no if the children were oil right. and in so doing losing control of the automobile. which smashed into a nearby telephone pole. The radiator of the machine was dammed somewhat. and (go fume of tho oer sprung, but the occupants were uninjured. This was probably due to the fact that those In the car were lrovelinx. under (I luchy star. as the automobile was being driven at a rapid rate of speed. so was shown by woodcuts of toenaillsion on the pole. Inquiries for particulars (It the shorehuven inn brought forth the in- tell and at the F.1d. Lockwood o Com pany garage. in Norwalk. it was stated that s men) was driving the car. all. though they could not give his name nor lhe'nuutbor oi the automobile. At any rate the machine mutation to the above-named garage. where mpuirs are being made today: STAMFORD MAN FINED $25 FOR BRUTAL ASSAULT. BRIDGEPORT, July tic-«Egbert A. Clark. the Stamford man who was ur- rested last week. charged with hurinsI assaulted Albert Schultz on the night? of June 29. was brought before Judge Carl Foster. in the Bridgeport city court Saturday. (In the night. men- tioned Schultz had been riding alone; Fnirflold (Ivonne. west. on his motor- cycle. An auto with four men in it come up behind'hi‘in and crowded him into the gutter. the men abusing him in lne (nonntmhe fur not (rotting out of the way. When Normsnstreet who reunited Elohim: turned down the stroet in an attempt to got away from the men. He not oti his wheel at the shouted request. of one of the men lend the unto limited Into Norman street. Thou Clerk lumped out of the our and struck 'llohultu in the (see. getting into the note again after that not. . . in giving the verdict Judge Footer remarked that he went over the route (for, odd that he would notgder .« rod and bluish lit-(than). IIII IIIII II IIIIIII ' May Be Possible to I-leIIe Ghan- committee hold another oxecu sion this morning. and utter liability and compound mittod the following ref tlfl. Mord. mentloiied in the case (our thong II station. It the million-_ W» Port A provides duotry at Gold 13mins Harbor island. Almost the whole but at extermination has been ttiédI" them. The efforts have been ' however, and as a last resort the era of the s are transplsntin'g'tlioir entiro crop. horbor digging up the bivalves. ,. oysters (Ire leit exposed to the air ' a day or two and the exposure ' the mussels. Then theolouneetl to Great South Bay for than” while the other firms on DIIMHI'II product back In Cold Spring This Is the first time in my 3 tout the mussels hove botherod growers at Cold Spring Horb’o’r serious extent. and they are t shells on the (new 'Ilrt'n tit V (mothers in about 100.000 bu I MR. AUSTIN j't'o It After boring Medici:
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