. ,4“
y at Cali Pasture beach.
10...“... our helm]
. patrons. (loose in and
‘ .wslt tor your car.
must pointuli‘y. ,
tore he could hear to stun
member. it is hoped that i
will not interfere with his playing on
Mrs. C. E. Gibbonp, or titanium. is.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. E Dunn.
Betts place.
Benjamin and Samuel Keeler, of
East Washington street, are pumping.
“h
Bridge Tendon John Cole. of Wash-
' ington stieet. is engaged in building
another skill at his home
0
Miss Laura P. Baker. of Fort street,
East Norwalk, spent last week with
Miss Marjorie 0. Hill. of Stratiord.
The devotionalmeetiug of the Ep~
worth League was held, last eyening.
' in the East Avenue Methodist‘Church.
i
Mrs. Henry 1.. Seymour and grand—
laughter Laurel one spending a few
days at East Haven and Casey Beach.
' Miss Marjorie 0 Hill, of Stratford,
yesterday evening,
who has been visiting Miss Laura P
Either, of East Norwdlk. has returned
home.
The All Stars of East Norwalk. fell
to the Colonials. on the lutter's
grounds . yesterday afternoon. by the
score of 9-10 6.
The Young People's Socity oi Loyal
Workers held its Weekly meeting,
at the Advent
Christian church.
The Men's Class of the East Ave
line Methodist church, held its week-
ly meeting, yesterday noon. at the
East Avenue" church.
Rev. Lester F. Reynolds preached
ntvboth the morning and evening scr-
vvlces, which were held at the Advent
Christian church, yesterday.
The Addie V. towed twa big
schooners laden with lumber to Nor-
wollr. Saturday. consigned to the
Hubbell, Hall & Randall company.
Louis Brim. oi Winfield direct, line
resigned the inifiagement oi the Tun
key Hill baseball team and
Miss blur and bliss Dorothy Hur-
, ‘blorwullis.
‘ Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
property by laying a sidewalk in trout. _,
‘ started in the near future.
. sheet, in. fact. a number pr the proper-
Thomas;
Martin has been elected his successor.l
he would be skrely missed by The
The Fleet Norwullt Fire District
Committee has decided to improve the
of the truck house. The money had
been set aside and the work will be
it is ex»
heated that this will be the first step
toward general sidewalks on this
ty owners ”on the street have pledged
that it the district starts on by put-
ting sidewalks on its, property the
others will follow.
we...
M
An unusually large number oi.
guests were present at the Knob, Club
on Saturday afternoon and. evening
and. again yesterday. They were
attemoon when the motor boat parade
did not pose closer to the grounds.
but an excellent View was obtained
from the club houuo and oil watched
the parade 1mm its first appearance
inside of Keyser'adlland alter its re
appearance at the beacon. down the
channel. around 'l‘avern island and
ncrons to Wilson‘s Point Also from
the Wilson' 3 Coxc around the Belle is-
land Point. The parade won. in sight
for over an hour.
The Saturday evenin3 dance. music
for nhlcli was furnished by Brown
field's orchestra, or. Stamford. was an
unusually well attended and pleasant
adair. it is possible that during the
coming month there will be Wednes-
day night functions.
on Saturday and yesterday, large num-
bcrs of the members enjoying the
sport.
The entertainment committee is at
work considering the annual aquatic.
events for the (liii). it is possible thut
llllTES FROM THE Killlllr'
somewhat disappointed on Saturday.
The swimming was especially lino.
they will he held the lotion part of
August, and pioinlse to be the most
sorrowful held for yours
hie special dinners were in vogue a
cd in his reetnurtmt.
at his best nnd all were delighted
with their dinner.
The llntobu Club, which has been
par, who have been vluiting Mr and
firs. i". K. tit. John. of St John nvo'
we, burn returned to their homes in
Newark.
Rev. Cburlca J. Anderson occupied
the"pulpll ill. the Swedish Congrega-
tional church iii the morning and ov-
thing doi'vlcou. yeulorduy. preaching
at each service.
lira. Henry A. Remington and son.
Henry A. Remington. .lr., and blind
Daisy Parker. or lirldnopori. were the
main of Mr. and Mrs. .llllmlll Parker.
«it 29 Osborn uvonun yesterday.
flaw W
Rodmln .l. Lilioy. now located
in Stamford. whom he entered upon
the duties of it new job in a drug more.
this morning. was 1: visitor with but
porcine. airfand Mrs ’1‘ ll. lJlloy, of
Boulder avenue. yesterday.
Junie» Worden. or at. glolm ave-
. nus. Mill elected on ultrhcllve iron
noes cabin properly. The addition
when a grunt lmprovomoni to tile
,, Bowls! and intact. and Mr. Warden
filming contraiulsied by all.
‘ V: 0m and Edward Robertson.
on bill cruise to block island.
« Ironing. returned it their
intercity. lit; Von Altim and
“t their-lurid for urination.
omit it. Million and intend
' homphnlsd atom 11. van Ali,
Arthur 1?. Bobtail will re- _
lush Ville ship milk to
.emmnped for three weeks at
‘Knob Club will break up tomorrow.
i much to the sorrow of those who are
now holdlng the tort, the others hav-
ing ilrud early oi the camp lilo.
Raymond Gerard and Percy Quin-
mrd event Saturday and Sunday in
the “Shack."
A large dinner party enjoyed nilno
limo iii the Knob on Saturday. A mun-
ulve iublo was not up on the about-
lltllllltl porch for the occasion.
The (tune brothoru. Forest and
ilnlph. nnuluod the Knob members you-
terdny (included to u considerable eli-
toni. They value by tho club in their
launch behind which was attached
what in known as a ucooter. One young
man Ilaudn upon minim“ and is
tossed by the nation, lilo actions be
in: lively and interesting an the board
arrangement glides over throulh the
water. The Knob boys ouuubt the to
vor and Arthur T. Murraywili com
oiruct a scooter to be towed in. back
of Norman and (looked Shaw‘s line
bout Ming 3.
Milliim .1 Merlin“. Jr... of the Nor»
walk Yacht alumnus out on ll spin
‘Yeelerdsyln-‘lhls honoured shall and
clued lit the Knob Glob. .Eororol of
the young men in swimming were air
on a try hi the ahell and their antics
were quite lineman; to those on
shore.
Raymond Gerard liIii a party out
rmrdsy afternoon in it W. J. Kin-
can s this boat curricular. «
pleura raw“ ml alien.
naturism. rudiment only»
Pfifldm (We
t‘lioi James Robertson reports a line:
din on Saturday and yesterday, when; power of whith could be felt by those
large number took advantage and din-g
As ever he wool
the '
pmatters change as the day
Jot its iniancy and toothache
noon. hour alter hour. Then 0
den forgetful Old Sol redeemed blur
‘ self. in the minds or the serum cow
mitten and {brake through the scat-
tering noun. flooding the glistening
"earth and passive waters or river and
sound with a bened’cent sunshine.
bringing airliners not only to hood,
who were to take part. but the
town, the inhabitants or which were
alive to the fact that something new
was to be enacted on July 29th. and
who wished to see just what it was
and what the indications for future
events might be. A motor boat parade ‘ ‘
was something mentor them had new
or seen and they did not with to he
lorced to block a postponement with
all its disapnoi intents.
Early Acilv tied in the Harbor.
Earlhatternoon witnessed unusual
activity in the harbor.””hoth‘st the Nor.
walk end and at South Norwnlh. Speed
bouts“ shot along hither and thither.
truly grey-hounds;t ol’ the‘ileet. Then
came the slower everyday launches,
gully decked “out in their holiday at- ,
tire and carrying with them Well
dressed gentlemen and beautiful wo-
men. the latter in some instances.
dressed for the occasion in sailor blue
er in micro with design to mulch the
decoration of their craft. Then came
the larger power boats. George R. Van
Alstine’o Flshei. almost hidden with
bunting. her high how and little cabin
giving the spectators some idea of
the comfort to be derived from this
crnit. On every side exclaulsiions oi
wonder and approbation greeted this
craft. which was surely iii to ily the
ensign of the marshal and occupy the
first place in the line of soil.
John Sherman Hoyt‘I Yacht I Beauty.
Shortly after 1 o'clock. a yacht was
deucriediswoeping up from Dorion’s
Point with the speed 01 an express 3
train Exclamationyrom the immense
authoring on the carriage bridge
cupid be heard and conjectures were
everywhere altered as to who owned
that beauty, for such she was. A
oloacr look proved this queen of the
waters to be John Sherman iioyl‘s
(l rnyllng and a closer inspection shook
ed her to be all that she looked.
Equipped with a not or engineu, the
watching her. and with the grace or a
swan. her skipper handled the his.
yacht with the ease and surely that a
good sailor would manipulate a twenty
footer. There were no false moves.
1 no hanging and trimming. for“I the beau-
ili’ul vessel wan handled by a master
band who knew his business and oi)-
preclated the worth at his craft. This
yacht wan destined to be the guoItI'
and cbmmliteo's haul and lucky were
those who had the opportunity or sall-
lng in her.
MIthII Luckily I academies.
Marshal R. Livingston wokenwho
was easily distinguished by hiI uni-
iorm or pure white, rolled up the bar-
bor shortly before 1 o'clock. on his
yacht Eleds. and took his stand on the
public float. south or the drawbridxo.
From how be attracted the booth to so
to Nor-walk directly on they cant: into
the harbor. Commodore hockey into
be congratulated upon his excellent
work and good neuerairhip. ills care
tally laid plum were named with. a
pronouns and notice" which VII
line tobeliold and which added Inla-
torlIlly to the screen at the day-
. The list-Ilia. ’
«At about 2:15 o’clock. tbs llimhlh
Eisner vm annulus around the turn
at Oyster Shall Point Ind immediately
the signal for open bridle was lives.
Both hridmI responded rind at 1:30
o'clock the Blair“ passed ihronah the
Adrawbrldm. rollover! It stated inure . ,.
rats by the Pam. the Militia. the criti-
liens and do i’lIIr. Commodore their ,
‘ 3‘ bud as the
“ lute w 3 given to
‘ the but-ode, which was nswdred it the
trio Faint. which Wan black with poo-
lilo. Here the boats formed tour
abreast ”land were» reviewed by Mar»
Ihai hockey and the guests on tho
Groyiing..;ilaving passed the review-
in; boats, the line of porous brake
and therylchts scattered hither and
iii delightful Regularity, cro-
sting a sight Well worth racing and
.stamping the occasion as the crowning
success that in was. for then it was
possible to realize tally the number or
boats which participated in the parade.
Enact-Ilene” Enjoy Spectacle.
Just ’hs‘the parade ozone around
Tavern island, the steamer lsnhei,
with a barge. came into Roton Point
with a bin exmli‘fllbh irom New York
city and the New Yorkers were gluon
the privilege of seeing the llotillu an it
executed the grand finale of the pro
cesslon. Apparently all stayed aboard
to {see the line pass and seemed to en-
ioy' the sight as much as the localtpeo.
pie. Retail Point was crowded with in»
tomsted uperiuiors. The dock was
jammed full oi struggling immunity.
all lighting for it place advantage
Those who could not get on thekdock.
lined the rocks and still ‘hundredo
more lined the lance surrounding the
grove and walk. From the water. it
seemed as though the whole point was
black with people and it was impossi-
ble to distinguish any particular per-
son.
Thouundo 8o- Parade.
it was the some all alerts the llne
and it the some“ or the occupied
were to be measured by the aaihw
alarm and delight demonstrated by the
thousands who lined the shores. it
reached a degree which has never
been excel by any event arranged
and consummated in The Norwailis.
The Bridge Crowded.
The druwbridge at South Norwalh
was lined with peopleutaudlng three
and tour deep. Thea-.e were so many
that on two occasions when the draw
make the people not oil. omcer Frank,
V. Raymond was stationed on
structure. but had no occasion in or
«art his authority. as the crowd wan an
orderly one. Many boarded 7 trolley
car: after the boats had gone Through
and wont to ‘ ion Point in order that
they might a ' in see the boats on they
Uhlle'll’lql Ice
Decoration Many Ind Beautiful.
'I;he decorations which; the shore
Were many and bountiful. Almost ev.
ery dock in South blorwulk diopluod
more or less hunting and the shore re»
aorta were "splendour with boating
and other lining“
One of the blow features oi the pa»-
rude was the fact that there were no
serious breakdowns. So far II in
known only due boot experienced any
dlillouiiy. This was Commodore will.
Allen’s Greimwhlch had I mishap to
her rudder. and I“ obliged to drop
out opposite the bidrwnlh Yacht Club.
Marshal Lucliey's ordoru were carried
out with n Ipirit that not good to nee.
'l‘hore who no arguments as to who
“I in authority to roar the day. in
tact everything ran along II Imooilr
ly as though oiled
committee indebted to lair. Hm.
The committee ll! deeply indebted
in Soho doorman, Hoyt for NI macros-
lty and nihilism is leaning did use at
his bountilul yacht. dmyllnx. II the
blunt: cm IlanI and {unloved that
Made din! mill: at tho day to the
reheat extent. do dutdl‘tllilfid‘” his
guests royally and all mm more than
planed with their than at the “To
event. Those who not Iionl‘ la the
oraylln; we
M,Billlif for the occasion. and passed no- ‘
WEI opened. no attempt WIS made [0.
the ,
committee and mutt boot. it». Hort.
Britain for Trial
Salvatore Chromite years old.” are
station. The former has a 32 calibre
boiler-in his head, which is also slush-
ed. The bullet wound Caruso admits
having inflicted. Caruso has many
side of his throat narrowly missing the
jugular vein; another » in the side
which come near being total, and deep
cuts on “his. left arm dint hand calmed.
he laid, brat-ebbing a kniie'out of the
polio stabbed and knled Rotondo. but
on the othorjiInd, iVing‘ollo says he
Other witnesses to the light escaped
and are being rounded up.
"Complimentod With Boer"
A party of lilteen lrlends of lAcbeth
maimed at his home late yesterday.
and according to Caruso “were compli-
mented with beer." Music was lur-
nlshed by an accordion, but well piny-
ed as it was. someone in the harty
had an idea that he could play it bet-
ter and when he tried to take it» from
its owner there was a tight. anbeib
would not allow his guests to light in
the home and orderd itfim out or
doors. a command which they obeyed.
0n reaching the‘opcn air the men
gathered In an alley in the rear oi
the house and renewed the light. which
had progressed but a short time when
Rotondo run from the group of ’com»
haunts and tell in the middle oi the
load. ‘ . g '
‘1 All But Two Eocene. .
“New or! the light was carried to tho
nuthoritlo. and on the arrival of a
constable. Rotondo was given immo-
dinle attention and a physician sum-
moned. but the man died just as the
doctor. reached him. An attempt was
made to round up the members of the
party. who had lied us' soon as Roton.
‘do‘s condition became known. but all
but two escaped the olllcers. Vingelio
was caught an be was returning to the
seen of the crime nilor having gone
to his boarding place Mid changing his
shirt, Which wnI covered with blood.
and washing lllli“lleld. “The bloody
shirt was found in his room. Caruso
was the last man caught They were
both taken to the New Britain police
station for sale lapping and there
questioned. Caruso talked 'iroely. He
said that ‘Vlngello attached Eotondo
with a knife and that he went to his
aid with a revolver and admired inw-
ius Ihot Vinnello, who he said cut
him with the Iaino knife that be nail!
on the dead man. Carole was halted
Vluxello was «treated was ill hia poo
IoIIloit. Cameo was at a loan for an
it away trout cIrqu titer he had linen
Ibo} Vinnllo hold b6” didn‘t do the
cutting one didn't know. who did. , ‘
V ‘ "‘ AW ‘0 h “.‘dt .
ulna nip-y will be held on Reins.
do'I Mgr many and the men undid!
smile will not be brought Into court
will the result is announced. Vii»
who in lipid charged with murder. and
Carolin “unit. with intent to kill, both
(without hull. _
, W Bill'l'dlll. July ill Mm local ,
police lute hilt hinht irritated M391“ - ,
Two Prisoners Taken to all} f
BERLIN. July 31. «one man was '1‘
killed and two oerlously but not fatal. >
iy wounded here. last night. at a u‘roek—~
end phrty being held at the home at ‘
Samuel Lacbeth. RnphaelNotondo. 25’
years old and single, is dead as the re .
and ci a stab wound in the heart. ‘
Pasquale Vingelio. 26 years old. and.
looked up in the New Britain police ‘
cuis’on his head and body, one on. the j
hand of Vinsello... Caruso says Vin?
does not know who did the stabbing.
how it Was that tho revolver. when
humor. but Yinxello laid that he tool: . . ~-
98 Washington Street
‘ Phone No. 11352. .
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“NI!" Bimt-vmono) Gard”. Water street. Nomallr.‘ om
Does!
It
which has been brewing {.i r several
inonths“ between Ballads coming tron:
dimly Ind other: who“ nutlve prior- .
hide it. anion. Adagio Russo and An
ionic Venture are held in soon blinds
under breach or no... charges
terlsl Miriam.
.' W”“~_' I...“ A ‘
' mums“ rot.
or having boarded the lllIiret. hiI .
yacht, illiIdI. must in billion that
craft and farther down the harbor the
Granting took in station behind the
menu. At this rifle or the phenol.
the mm were in single on and of
the time the leadorihnd hole f
country mob the lost you:
fit Mum! through that W.
We, Miran tau and sit
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min. m mhthlm ind us mi
hounds! roman“. ‘
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