tit nerves and sharp—
, MN“?- okiii: .Out‘ . ’
I ntogonist is our
helper. ‘ _.
Sis-Edmund Burke.
, ESTABLISHED 1370
Associated ‘Prosc‘lilow- From All Parts of the World"'by.jc .Ipoolai Wire and Our own Operator
, M.
Entered at the South Norwaik Post-once
an Bocoud Clue blotter
scorn noawam. court. deftly, uncover 7. 1911
W
WEATHER FORECAST
Overcast tonight and Tuesday.
”R "Alla
it NOW
Has Submitted Project to
Colonel Taylor ‘
illili SESSWN Iii
lilWl-llllSS ill Alli
bannel Through Hound Beach,
" Eliminating M'ud Flats
Haw .r
_ l‘t'ord bias received from Congress-
mun Iiiil this mor,ning to the after t
/ that he had had a long constitution
«(lib Lieutenant Colonel llitlH Tay—
gt: cars at Washington ll. 0.. and
through the assistance of tolunel Tat
llWll Fill Willi ill
llllllllllllllilll lllllll
Most Successful Altair Saturday
at the Besidencs‘of Mrs. ii. S.
Barclay, in Bowaytcn
A most successful fete was held at
Mrs. R. S. Barolny's residence, in Re-
wuyton avenue, Saturday, by the Re»
llanoe Social Chm Financially and
socially, the affair surpassed the most
sanguine expectations of those in
charge and all were delighted with
the attempt.
The grounds were beautifully decor.
died for the occasion in the after-
noon, the hunting and streamers pre-
sented a very pleasing scene and in
the averting, lights were furnished by
electric and Japanese lanterns.
tastefully placed with a due regard for
convenience and appearance. The deal
orttiions played a prominent part in
the event.
ice cream. cake and candy booths
ttnngnotn which dreu the guests.
8P= ll Bil I
Rll} Willi Bl
The Swift Buccaneer, Which Was
Leading, Ran Out at Gasolonc
Near the Finish
BlPiilll Hllii’S illllillll
Illiillli ill lililll Sillll
The Hon-Had a Short Circuit and.
l Started Leaking
v
The speed boat race held Saturday
mmmWn
Frank A. (Hadley; Successful in
Getting New Concern Here
.Norwalk is to have a new industry.
thanks to the efforts at Frank A. nan.
lay. the well-known business man or
this place. The Mark Henderson and
, it. '1‘. Erwin Company. manufacturers
of high grade undorciotbing. has lette-
nd a portion at the old Star Shirt tat-.-
tory, in Mcrwin street. and expect. to
start business on or about September
l, with a force at titty employee, work-
ing titty machined. Unless their plans
ntiscarry they will increase their
equipment and number of outployea to
one hundred within a very short'tlme.
The new northern will manufacture
athletic underwear, antennas and other
night robes of the highest grade. The
partners, Mortars. Henderson and tar-w
win, were tortnerly aimiuieti with the
Delparlt Predominant Company, of
NW York city. of which the former
pr'oted to be' popular results and tltcl afternoon. under the “mm.” of thel nus lice-president and the latter sales
in Norwalk Yacht Club to determine that manager.
limb of the gentlemen have
the aftt‘t‘noon Whirl Willi Milled ill irhatnpionsbip oi the Norwalk aurora i bred thoroughly schooled and are and
ior oi the United States Board 01. 1. n !the ladies and some excellent gontoui mluht he called a thapter of accl- neatly tilted to carry on a :5th and
iweio t‘lijOHld The first prize
litiiicil bv hire. Wilcox the second by
l two boats had tinished The omit oi
“lull dents as at the end ol' the event but llmdlli‘lilfl bilSlllt‘lifi
hlr. Henderson has already moved
tor had drafted a preliminmt bill. as llirs. George R. Van Alsttne, the tliildl nbloh gran! things was uxpepledi lto town and is making his home at
king for a survey of the ‘ion' 'tlk hat-
‘ltor along the lines suggested by the
Morehants’ and Manufacturers‘ Aseo
oiuiion. which he will introduce into
(ongtess tilts week. although no ac-
tion will be taken on it until Docent
her. except that it will be roitrrod to
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
,iilllillllll [Milli
lllllli i lllilililll
Guests Present lrom Danbury,
Bridgeport and Stamford
The ilnest Clambake tn the history
of the Eagles in Norwalk was that of:
yesterday and the committee outdid
themselves in ex oty wax. There were
Eagles from Danbtiri, Bridgeport ,
{by Mine Ethel Klinei’olter and thbl
ioutth by Mrs Frattois l. Hawaii
in the evening W ultriea orchestra
futnished excellent mush. for dancing;
'ptllintieS and a large number of the;
liming people enjoyed the pastime.
'i‘ho apron booth nos in charge of
little. Furl Thomas, assisted by MrsJ
Melrllield, Mrs J. B Raymond and
Mrs. E. Dul'alt
The ice cream booth was in charge
at Mrs. t‘harlos Tuck and hire. 'l‘hesll.
assisted byn number of charming
young lady waitresses.
The cake booth Was in charge of
little. Samuel Mead, anointed by Mrs.
loha DoWnters, Mrs. iugene Ambler.
Mrs w ll. liubbell and bite Charles'
Brnndnge.
Great credit is due to
who had charge of the
. meniu.
l
the ladies
arrange
,‘POLICE DFFICERS
t
Stamford, New l-luien and The Non: nuTIES ”8603350:
walks present and it is the best lmkel
that any member of Nornuik Aetle,‘
No. hits, over remembered. and malty
retitplintelitu came from the visitors.
The bake was bold in Schmidt's
wuoda in Cranbury yesterday after
noon and about two hundred out down
to the following menu:
llollod (llama
little Visit
(‘hlt‘ken
[Ailltlltll'
Sweet Potatoes lrlull Potatoes
Sweet t’otn
ii’ufortllt‘lmt
5‘
Cigars Smut
Following the bake thoto were
guinea such on running rates and 0th;
or athletic stunts whith unto partial
noted in by lit’ilill all who had not put
taken oi so tntuh that they. could not.
it you our line than and all are lollt
int; about it today. ptaluinu tho t‘tllll
tuition highly The Dual um bunch
thud their nutulotto with tilt-m and tho
. couple from this nouroo nus siltoll t-n
flintlti
'l‘hn committee to about all prnlao
in t-xlontlttl in tompttsetl tll' llli‘ l'ollon"
inn:
.iohu lt‘ (’al'zpoutot .lallni liunulnr
itl'tluurti ltwilt, Adolph lioll‘ot .
Juana and Adolph lillnlll.
-.. nu». «a...
FINE SAlLlNG PARTY.
Attorney John J. \‘i’uluh ltllill a party
out for a sail in hie lino
launch on Saturday. The party anchor
on near the Granite tier-f illniititoune
and witnehsed lilo Norwaill Yacht
Club motor boat runes from this; run-
iugo point. About a doaon friends or
the t’rmtnselor were included in the
party and tho sail bolero and after the
roses Willi greatly enjoyed by all.
«M...
”NOTlcE-«FIHEMEN
Members at South Ntil‘Witik ii‘lre De»
pnrtmonl are rebut-stud to meet at
{lid Weill headquarters tomorrow night
at 7 o‘clock, in uniform. for the par-
posa at attending a parade in Barton.
Per order,
lil'lil' ili‘
a. r. CLARK. (inlet.
“ nominal ado. bring reunite , ‘
l
pleasure
Mayor Albert hi. i’oltlmcn. Polite
(otntnisnlonot Thomas ll Conn
the members of the South Nolwnlk
polite force nasmnbied .ll tho polite
lllendquurteta in llavilnnd street this
taliontoon. at l o'.cloclt at uliith time
1a general dlstuaslon as to the duties
of the officers ensued him it difficulty
1 has been nxpotioutod .lillmlt', the mom-
thorn of the department on to what the
tillllt‘si oi a politetnun mo in some in-
glutinous notions mistakes have been
lllliilil‘ owing to the ignorance of the
pillow an to just. what his duty Clinitifil‘
td oi. it in the aim of the police «out
tnlaalonor that all shall be thorouult-
l.\ maniacal with clot) detail connect»
god with the polite work in order that
lllto highest degree oi utilolonrr litiritil’
bli- ntny he reached by the South Nor
Walk force.
l Not long tuft) an instance came up
{which shouted W118i” an editor utiltht.
ll'nutto atone trouble by not fully untlot
:l‘lllllilillll‘ hilt duty. lie not only
Jeopartiinod title Welfare of tho Hilli-
lnunlty and uociuty but plarod hlmuoll
in a bad light. it in to oort‘ot't llwau
lorrora that tho meeting lino boon will;
; Hi.
The plan, which has boon sulmtittotl
to the authorities. baa ollnltt-tl
ootumoudnllon and it in lwllovmi that
much good will reanlt from it.
AllTii mm or
rolls «into
WW“
ii'i‘lfth, N. Y.. Aug. twine aortic
bound Adirondacke train from litina
this morning utrurk a twossoatad war
on. titultalulmt several persons. on a
crooning about seven miles trout thin
oily and killed tour persons outright.
and injured one or two othern.
Pin! iN PHOENIX.
PHOENIX. Arts... Aug. imbue-oi
unknown origin deatroyod property
here yesterday, valued at $100,000
and for n time threatened the whole
4
, downtown district.
and ’
limit”
Stewart H. Elliotta lituranoer. made
.totnnrkabio time, but on the last lap
(validation! on Ninth Page)
PREACRED FORTY- EIGHT
YEARS Iii (iiiE CHURCH
To preach at one church for forty-
getght consecutive years is the record
of Rev. Maia Punch. pastor or St.
ILuite'o mailman! (launch. of Dorian.
Rot. Mr notion celebrated the tort).
eighth auinrersary of his panorama;
Sunday. by doing a hard day‘s work
t'fOl a mum of his years: Morning ser-
‘rico was held, at which time the holy ~
tommunlon was celebrated and item;
in)“ French preached a strong oer
rm ion.
Rev. Mr. French in a lovable maul
. and despite his advanced yearn. is on-
ioylng good health and strength and
still preaches the strong hormones
which hate marked his stowardahlp oil
St. Lubes! throughout the many years.
i'l‘llroe generation» have listened and
been impolite-d by bill nerds of counsel,
and ethics and belietod in his inter-
pretation oi the wards of his Maui/er.
‘ ilupllt- ltely.
Rot..\1r Frentb, who is well known
in The Norwalks. has the b astu
of hi: many friends for health and
strength and many more nunivarsm ;
too. i
l
TllilLLEf stairs
.. crust or some.
NEW YORK. Aug. ?.-'1‘ho striking
Brooklyn our motormon and caution
torn announced today that they would
call on Mayor Gaynor no soon all he
would hoe thorn, in an effort to torttit
unto the strike, “‘illl‘il already has re-
united in much rioting. They want
the mayor to lntorredu wllh the coal
grant lhoit demands The prontdontl
vi the» company tiorlnrod llteru wool
nothing to tillrllinlo anti that
tho (illiililill) would oluuuto its natal
ulth nonunion rut-n and in tho aid of
the pollen. l
The routcn trarcrurd by tho twol
llama uirot'ird neio lloutllv pntrollod‘
by pollro toxins. oiliaeru riding on oath
ear. that the enmnum attempted lol
rut. l’oliun (lotuiulaaiouol Waldo ilt‘ ,
atruoiod his subordination in iitooitllnl
to tnpturo atone throwora and riotora‘
without fall. it being his ballet that
the police duty nude in prenarrlau
peace and preventing violence. Many
arranto have boon made another coral
pony plans a vigor-one prosecution.
Strike Louder Patrick J. Shea is
quoted as saying that the union can
raise more than 12130.0(") to unpport
the members while conducting the
strike. .,
There was little or no violence in
the early hours at today. The born
party started eight ultra early. but they
carried raw passengers and their pro
grass was niow and auctions.
Advertise your wants in The; Sentinel.
Harbor View. *
Mr. Hadley la anointing the new corn-
pnny in assembling its parts and arw
ranging its factory, and will probably
play a prominent part in the conduct
ol‘ the business,
Work on the installation at the nest
machinery will be commenced lmmedm
lately in order that work may be start
ed as soon as bumble.
N? lililill
IE it Pllilli
llll llllllWl
Local Aggregation Wsoksnad by
Loss» at Players and Wars
Detected 5 to 2
iilllilllWlllS Will Mill
Hill lllll llllllill
Darlene Detected the Bridgeport
Post Team it to 7
MANVVISWNB
iiiiilllliN
Elli liltlii
Tbs Northport. and Knickerbocker
Floats Cruise to the Norwalk
Yacht Club Station
Hill SWBKER llllll ,,
lll illl llllllllli
Largest Number oi Vessels Ever.
Assembled in Wilson’s Cove
mmmml
ummmmv
Louis Lucngo Returned to Nor-
walk, Saturday Night, With
intentional Killing Woman
Frightened nearly to death and with
good oauae. Mrs. Louis Luongo called
the Norwnlh police station at 1:15 a.
in. Sunday, and reported that her hus-
band. who had been away for several
months, had returned and that he had
shot at her in her home. Oiflcor Thoma
as Barney and Sergeant Bryan H. Silk
immediately made for the Luongo
home, but when they had reached
there the man had disappeared. om-
cer Dornoy returned to Norwalh, and
Sergeant, Sill: remained hidden until
daylight, but was nnrowurded for his
cum-ts. for the man did not return.
it will be remembered that Luongo
is a had one and that he has been
wanted by the Norwaik authorities for
l
'lhe largest number of yachts etert
assembled in Wilson' a Cote was nit—l
noased Saturday and Sander. there
being about sixty tosseia oi the local‘
and tislting deals. The nonunion use
the annual imitation of the liniehor .
backer and Northport Yacht Clubs to.
the \‘orwalk Yul-ht (‘lub station at
ilitkory Blair The sight was a bean-
.tlfui one. estmoiaily at night when
tcontinued 0n Filth Pager
mmMu ;
mmmm
Duly lino Muss inlursd When
Wheel on Locomotive Coliaosedl
WINSTED. Aug. d ‘c—Traiilce on tbel
Control View England Railway is‘,
blocked today I mile nest oi this’
place. by a serious freight wreck ln-l
solving considerable loss on rolling
stock and tracings, but fortunately only i
slight injury to one man A broken“:
wheel on the tender of the income;
live oi the train bound tram May.
some time having committed various
nsannlta upon his wife and her pan
tents in their home They the in the
: Colonial lot in bark of the resertoir
and after his last assault Luongo' skip-
ped tonu. inning been since living in
Stockton. N. .l.
He has written to his wile at ire
uncut intervals. asking her to go to:
§Stookton to lite with him She refus-
god to unnpn nilh his requests and a‘ machine through the air fora distance
tretont letter threatened her life. La 10! about thirty feéi
‘ongo evidently name to Norwaik oni
lthe inst. train from New York eltyfi lJOBGS. and his machine was a wreck. "
hia‘:
lSuiurday night, to carry
threat.
Going to his former home early Sun
day morning. he aroused his wife, who
would not admit him He broke in the
Blues to the trout door and shot once
at her nith a retailer She was not
i.ured and running out .the but:
way. managed to get to a neighbor‘s
out
litouse where she called the police sta-
tion with the result as told above Be
fore lluongo left he Said “1 still come
back later."
Chief Thomas Motherland has in
his tronttion a climber of the letters
from husband to wits. including the
lone containing the threat. A new war-
rant for him has also been issued. and
the police will try and secure the
brook, N y” m Hartford. this mom.Emun. and hate him brought before
lag. caused the deraillng 0, ton cars, the courts. He is a dangerous char
at the will! known as the "Rock Out .. acter, too much so to be allotted to
three at its care being thrown down:
la tw-enty -foot embankment into Madl
irirar, and the other six inclined to
mother to a space of three cars. The;
lroudbad was torn up completeh rallei
lbelng twisted and bent. and ties choral
pull up and splintered The enamel
Edld not tome the tails. (it the ten‘
our: method nine were loaded with
a miscellaneous cargo '
William Luuudrs. a brnkemun. oi
lilattiord had a remarkable “Capo
lirom aerioue injury. it not death i
ltha the accident occurred the on :
remain at large. Stamiord and sur-
rounding cities have been given his
description and he will no doubt be
cangilbt eventually
He is a small. dark itsilan and has
a moustache. lie tout his hat. a black
derby on his first Hall to his former
home. He has bandage on one of his
‘i‘lngera
The bullet which was intended for
o
f‘llirs. Laongo was ionnd by Sergeant
Silk lodged in the parlor door
Fearing that Luongo would return
last night to carry out hill murderous
'l‘holr team crippled by the aboonoe planer blew a warning by“. on his? throat. Mrs Luongo called the Nor-
of Room: and illllt lander the Nor :wltiotln, but Laundry, who was on one walk police and asked ior an oflicer to
walk: aura tar irom their nounl blandI I“ m, care which went into the water spend the night there. Oiilcer Thorn.
ard. Saturday, and were oaally defeat-’31., not have time 1., heed the warnafllll Dorney remained from about 8: 80
by tiltl anoro oi“ u to;
led by the New i‘nnaan aggregation Lug A“ the (m. you the m”... by“. Looloclt last night until daylight. bill
. ’or, he was thrown in an oppouito direo l
Lounge iattst have been wine to the
llilly Lauder, the brains oitho team..mm from ”my in “m”. the our “mullitfle and did not put in an appear-
playotl for about illtoo minuton in the falling and gummy on)... from a shalt lance.
ilrut inning, when he was rolled away
puny with the expel-lotion that it will. and the team nillllfiil Schumann at» hand and side
w.“ .m
(Continued on second Potted
wmuw- 4am
AFTERNOON TEI
AT CBRRLE BBTTARE‘
The afternoon ton width Willi given
at ’dra. John ll Portia Cobblot’lotntao
lhlio island, Saturday uitt-ruuon. tor
the ilt‘lltifll oi the (brunt fund at the
South Nora-ail: Congregational Church.
played to be very nuccoasfnl illiunclut‘
ly and mentally. Mrs. Farris. at whoao
beautiful residence the social time was
entered. proved to be a most delighb
inl hunters and all who were her guest»
appreciated her boapiiailty.
Candy wan sold at the college at
turn. J. Marshall Andrews: take at.
Mrs. George it“. Future's residence and
ice cream and who were 95in and a
dollghttul anoint time enjoyed at the
Cobble Stone Cottage. the oath of tho
was realised by the ladies to whom not
a little eredit in due
rue committee in charge or the
event consisted of Mrs. Edward ii
Gumbel-t. Mrs. Ferris, bins. Boots and
are. Andrew.
‘lnx up and slight lnluty to his loll,
it. if. Humphrey. another brnltoman.
guise of liurtiord. who won on a rear
loan, was thrown to the ground by tho
ltoroo oi the shock. He won practically !
, uninjured.
The train was in charge or Conduc-
tor Darwin Wood and lflilttllltltll‘ tired»
.erioit \l’oodin, built of linrttortl. it
lwau two hours into and was rttnninu,
it was said, at between in and 1::
miles an hour. down gratin. The train
run about ill» our lengths after the
wheel broke.
Soon alter the wreck a force of 100
men under direction at Supervisor Mo.
Ardle warn sent to the scene to clear
away the wreckage and later in the
morning the stoma wrecker i‘rom liart-
ford arrived. it is extracted that the
tracks will not be in shape for traiilc
hetero tomorrow. and in the mesa
tithe all trains are transiorring their
passengers around the wreck.
t
l
“we WILL outlvsn
homemade limo. cults. boobies. bis—
cuits. are. every day. banner bakery.
Tel Bill.
autumnal lathe sentinel.
MWMNM
.RRIIiE Alli] BROOK
WERE SERENADE
M
Mr. and hire. Edward .T. Croatth, of
Stuart avenue, bride and groom, were
ivory hiounatiily surprihod and aerenntl‘
odjlnut evening, about thirtydivo at
their ii‘lflnl‘iti. among whom wall a dole
gallon of the members at tho Retort
.l’olni Dil‘iblmi. U. Si. 1.!- V. II. S. 0., (it
which the host was captain.
The party. equipped with all aorta
of arrangements for making noise. as-
tunltod the house at about. auxin o'oloch
and not only surprised air. and Mrs
Crongh. but the neighborhood as Well
liowovar. when the latter understood
what the event was, they gave it their
moral sanction.
The ladies and gentleman who were
present. entertained royally with mitt
sic. the talented ones tarnishing an on
oollont program. (lamest were played
and later in the atoning mtroahmsnts
were barredio which all did ample
amine. At a late hour. the gnome do
partied. wishing thohnppy bride and
groom runny happy returns: at the day
undo any and constraint: our road his.
Thomas Shea injured When its .
Strikes Isaac Church’s lilo
chins in Cranbury
Mmmet
mmmmm
Found Bike Wrecked warn. ‘
Was Able to Pick ".U”
That Thomas Shea, of Norwalk, was '
not killed yesterday afternoon when,
on his motor cycle, he ran full tilt into.
the automobile of Isaac Church. of;
Cove avenue. Enist Norwaik. in 0:3.th
bury, is considered remarkable. ,Hé.
rounded a corner and ran directly tutti
the {rout of the Church machine, (taut-
;aging it. and was throwu from hi .
Shea sustained a
great many bruises, but no broken"
He came down Grumman avenue
{and attempted to turn into Newtown’
! avenue and get on his own right hand.
side, before the Church auto about
reach him. In doing so he eithe‘ri‘bo‘
came excited or also lost control 0: thin
motor cycle. for he owunx tenths loft
and unto): the auto at the left forward
wheel bending the axis, breaking
headlight and twisting the mudguard
out of shape .
He was thrown from his cycle.
which was badly damaged from the coho
listen, and landed about twenty-five or
thirty feet from the scene, «severely
bruised. Dr. William J. Tracey attend-
ed the young man. . ‘.
The automobile was run into town
under its own power and taken to Pom
toy Sturges’ wage for repairs.‘ My,
Church claims that the noel'denvt .m L
. tuot his innit. ”and it is thought that be
its quite instilled in his claim, for ha,
i
fond oi going slowly. and Shea is said
twenty-rive miles an hour attire time.
Dr. Tracey said this morning that.
there was nothing serious in the injun-
ies of Shea. and that he Wilmeover
all right in due time. His entire ten? ‘
side seemed to have received tho
marks of the conflict. his left should".
left side or his chest left side of bio ..
head. both legs and both ankles bola: ‘
. badly unnamed. He is resting on comfort,
tabiy we can be expected at his homi-
ln Grumman avenue. although the in: ,
juries are somewhat painful.
PRESIDENT TAFT ,
HIRES SPECIAL TRAIN
WASHINGTON. ‘Aug. T.~—~To km,
the third engagement he had made
to speak at the Mountain Latte Pork,
M. D.. Chatttaqtta. President Tait hit“b
or a Ellit‘Clnl train today. bundled Mat- .‘
phor, loaded down with lutporiunt'puh
pet's, into his prltate our audio"...
Washington at 8 o'clock. Before his w
returnn tonight the president will?
have traveled 400 miles.
All the way to Mountain Lake and
much at that buck the president in.
tended to devote to keeping the
wheels of administration turning. , ,
. it was ilrst arranged that the pretti-
dent should leave the capital into” that. -
night arriving at Mountain [also eat--
iy today. In that. case he would have
spoilt moot oi the day there. With so!
vet-at important matters pressing tho,
president decided he could derailleur);
a whole day. and the special train train
arranged for. in his private ._ car."
with all the iaolitlss tor moasnsciiflob-
lord or opinions. the president nan
have the minutes or daylishtt'thdlifllhf .
it will cool. a tow hundred collard
more.
W
Money not investedwa‘a advsrtl
meat in 't‘bc bandits}.
is known to be a careful driver and ,
to have admitted that he was 80mg;
lor liutt and a White house atonograa ,i .
Norwalk Chronicler