rent _ her that the hurl-ch
gry man doesn't get
‘ "much nourléhm‘ont‘ from
owallowlng nu puns,
”Anonymous.
Associated Press News From All Parts of the World by Mental Wire and Our Own Operator
mourning advortlhinfi
partmonto of urge , ,
non concerns. TIII
proof of the trails
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ESTABLISHED 1870
«
Entered at the South Nmflk POIt-omco
cond chum
SOUTH NORWALK.
[l
CONN. no
. AUGUST 14. 1911
WEATHER EORECASR’
Fair tonight and TuesdaIY.
TWO can'rs
" iii t it till
i
.u
SiRlK SililliH
Al. CROSSING
Homer Lawrence, West Street,
Injured at Standard Oil Works
While on Way Home
Iranian lllll Nill Sit
Bruises About His Body
While returning home from a swim-
ming trip with a friend, iiomer Law-
and
was struck by
a trolley car about ti o‘clock on Satur-
idly
avenue, near the Standard Oil works.
rcuce, of West streak son of Mr.
Mrs. John ii. Lawrence.
day afternoon at the corner of
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
[[lllililill [’Mlliiii [N
Piiililllli Pilililflll
Were Carrying Ladder Across
Washington Street Bridge as
TraIn Approached
,.
5.3I
Only the fatt that the
of the New York, New
the Washington street
bridge,
train within a few feet of the
who, apparently,
cotnpletol)
A gang of painters who have been
working up the line stIuck town this:
IIIoI'IIlIILt, and commenced work.
of them were carrying a ladder,
back. heroes the bridge.
bridge.
Naturally,
approached and tho pulIItcrII kept that
relative ponitionn, it dawned upon him
that they were powerloaa and Ipilcltly
tiw~
ho; to the fact that the train was mov»
[not but uiowly at the time and the one
ulttcor'n timely action ntoppotl the train
ion! an be reached the ladder and the
throw on his emergency hrahen.
Ith‘H of tho lllt'll wore cured.
The incident
who hold their breath, believing the
(filtrate of tho palutorn had
aoalod and their roller Wild
when the train came to a etaadetlll.
”MHWW
ABE!) RRROTRR MAR
Filllllll READ [ll BOAT
3.....ka
tfupialn William Wood, an old rcnlI
sixty
dent of Noroiutl, aged nearly
yours, watt found dead in [llil row [liltl
near ltina‘s hind Landing, yentnrdIy
He had been out. the dui‘
before, and ordinarrturn in the every
hemorrhase.
Inquinu.
tar, wan taken with a
which probably quickly
death.
ed yesterday by two venerable o
Fitch‘s soldiernl Home, who Ive-re on
around the, Water I
'l‘hry
“radiance arrived on the scene.
caused hi
the old Kings Highway. The tuners
services was held this afternoon
[iii iiilillillfllllii Bill
His- Head Cut and Numerous
0 o'clock
lianbuty train was not under full head.
way saved two painters in the employ
Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company from ter-
rible injuries and probably death, on
tltls'
morning, when the engineer threw out
, his emergency brakes and stopped the
their,
had lost their heads
'l‘wo;
one
llllt‘ the front and the. other at the
When they
now the train taking the crossover,
0110 decided that the aafeat place was
on the next track while the other dc.
chlod to [tltg the outside odor of the
While all this was going on.
the train was rapidly approaching with
the ladder stretched across the track.
the engineer of the [little
hIIIy train figured that the Inca would
do aniucthltru, but an hi» locomotive
Ivan witnessed by a
am number of trouble from the “treat,
been
visible
ills lifeless bodyiwas Illeunvera
notified the authorities. and
lie
gore permission for the removal of the
body to tile home of the deceased on
HEIRESS [ii [[[BKURY
Biliii [liliili MARRIED
C. Wood, of Rowayton, Had
Ceremony in Stamford
There was not a little excitement in
the society circles at Itowayton; Belle
Island and other places along the shore
Saturday. when it became known that
Miss Alberta 'l‘uthlll, wealthy heiress
of the late Alvah Tuthlil, of Hickory
liiuff, and Wesley G». Wood, of the firm
of W. G. and R. A. Wood, contractors
anti builders, of Rowaytcn, tied stolen
away and were married in Stamford.
Saturday morning.
lion that. anyone had of the marriage
was when Mrs. Wood, mother of the
groom, received a telephone Incl-Isaac
from her son in Danbury, telling her
that he and Miss TIttlIilthad been
joined in marriage. When, and where,
and by whom is not yet known, but
The marriage was the consumma-
tion of a pretty little romance. Mr.
Wood built a bungalow, in which Mrs.
Wood, formerly Miss 'l‘IItlIlll, and her
lag the summer.
report has it, that. the couple became
acquainted.
of the fact that they were keeping com.
puny and the announcoutcnt of their
engagement was expected at any time.
However. neither relatives and friends
anticipated that
would give everybody the slip.
The bride is one of two daughters
of the late Alvah ’I‘uthlll, who died
about a year ago. Mr. Tuthill was a
successful oystermln and owned dilute
and Hi
Miss Alberta Tuthill and Wesley \
Passengers on board the Nylketl
IIIIIIIIII’I IIssII iiiililt
The first iatima~'
Captain Horton, Employed by B.
rumor has it that the nuptials took,
place in Stamford during the maritime; N'Iilted r \‘otualk
., .' . o . ' ' ,
sister, litre. Bruce Kellogg, are spend-I vessel
it was at that time,’ ‘
They had made no secret,
the happy couple -
‘ory mun. nines he held practitiit
tact, up to the time of his death. hire.
at Hickory Bluff and the residue of
the estate.
Since the demise of their parents.
Miss Tuthill and hire.
the property.
of the property.
[
wotth $50,000
Wood Inc. in not known, not etch the
present time.
hpvo the best winluut of their many
friends for sucrose and happiness in
their union.
NOTICE.
r[hint been ruroiIotl All thum- \Iho hate
roupono to redeem may do no.
me mm
CLAIM HCLRUP HER
TRRK 85 FROM ill”
Lawrence iinilcy. the young colored
unuletant at tho South Norwalk lint:-
orn Iii Stevens More, reported, thin
t moraine: that when he want
Sunday morning at 12:18 o‘clock, ho
was hold up in West avouuo near the
Hipporiy place, and relieved of 3:“; by
a man who appeared to be a foreigner
According to Mr. iialley‘e utory. ho
was riding home on his bicycle. Just
as he reached a point opponlic the
iiipporly plum a man jumped out, from
behind a free anti made a grab
him.
iowardn the other side of the street,
but an he did no. the hind wheel ekld‘
lied on the slippery oil had the fellow
canaht horn, sayihtc. "Now We not
you." Having gotten him. the man
went through his pot-hots and took hlII
week's wages, which amounted to ill.
Mr. bailey“ in of the opinion that the
fellow ween forelstnnr. He said that
he eras of medium height and build
but other (Ran that he could not done
erlbe him.
1
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f
t
‘
NOTICII
A, small supply of, safety rumors has
i just been received. All those who have
coupons to redeem matron so.
o
W? mum's distance from that
[place to South Norwalk, Friday, and
Tuthill died shortly after and Bliss,
'l‘uthill and sister. Mrs. Bruce Keller“:
of Brooklyn, were the only survivors,
and to them fell the valuable property'
Kellogg have bricl Dokue. The
since disposed of some or the property. formed in tlte'preneaoe of a large num-
.lumes A. Farrell, the steel king. tak- bar of the frloadn and relatives of the
lug (War the old homestead alto, and contracting parties and was one of the
W. .l. Kent, another valuable strip off happiest events which have
Mr. Farrell is having a1 place in t-iprl1tgw00d,tltta season.
$100,000 residence erected on his part,
The remainder of‘
the liltkory Bluff probe“) all” in the! deuce in Sprluuwood he courted Mina
hands of the heiresses la reputed to bei liemxhart Before lamina for distant
{New Mexico where he was to work
last what the plane of Mr. and lifts. E be poppet! the question and as the old.
‘ no;
family knowing where they are at the ,'
limb anI well known in;
The Norwalks and popular and the)" Nara-hilt girl and site In turn pledged
[Imuc .
tilt
He turned his ”bicycle sharply”
chain it
not an
Rescued Alter Water Gets
Higher Than nun WaiSts
[[flllii [[[Llllililllllllllli
F. DeKlyn, in Command
the steam yacht;
in l-luutington,;
Long island. harbor, Saturday after-
uooti,’pluced the lives of a number of
ladies and gentlemen. and two child-
ren, all relatives of the owner of tho;
and of the captain and crew
in peril for a few minutes.
The party was composed of Mrs. M.
A. Wright, Mrs. G. E. (:hlchestor, Mrs.
Frederick W. DeKlyu, Mrs. Ward De-
(Continued on Ninth Page)
GAME FRRI IEXIRO
Tll [MIN “[8 BRIDE
Andrew Truth, of New Mexico, tray.
The sinking of
hiaimod Mien Clara items-hart, of
South Norwalk. as his bride. Saturday
afternoon. The romance was a phtty
one and was consummated when the
nuptials were performed at the Hun—
garish Reformed Church, in boxing-
ton avenue. at 2 o'clock, by Rev. fla-
.ceremony was per-
taken
Mr. 'l‘roth, the groom. was formerly
of South Norwalk. and during his real-
Mill ifllllli
ii
Andrew Iluttert’, of Meadow street,
who is employed a}; the Connecticut
Company power bonito in Meadow
street, sustained a alien elbow and
was nearly killed lama accident which
occurred to litany rday afternoon,
when he was struc la the elbow by a
brace while workiu on the direct can
rent machine which fieaeratee the pow-
er tor the pollen entries.
lttr iIatter wasfittonded by Drs.
it. E. Perdue and iii}. Wolfe and was
taken to the B . eport hospital,
where an operatiot ll be necessary
in order that the efluterod bone may
be placed back lntoéfiormal position
hir. flattery Iran the not of refill
lug one of the all Is on the big ma-
chine when he to d that the drip-
ping tube had boo ‘ clogged up.
his effort to open 1to passageway in
order that the no
might be affected. brand from the
governor of the I machine struck
him on the elbow re't‘he blow was a
terrific one and k trod Mr. flattery
to the floor. liaw
not roll into the Iv
is a mystery will
the plant cannot
be retained his pro
icntly to prevent
and owes his life J thin fact.
Dr. Robert E. due was hunted-
iately c, lied and h '1 i turn summoned
Dr. R. . Wolfe. e physicians, af-
ter an examinatio d consultation.
agreed that the [maid be taken
when Mo ° . . an spot-Ia
tion baton secondary in order that the
broken member might be properly set
This was done and the operation will
be performed in the near future.
but at any rate.
so of mind some
oh a catastrophe,
Itifiiiiilll
tilliiiillil
SLNIIRWA
old story gobs, he aaa accepted
l‘rotb then went away, promlaing to:
remain true to his pretty little Soutb‘
herself to wait for him. The prospec-
tive groom, with happiness awaiting
him, struck out for the new fields and
worked hard. succeeding admirably.
Having made himself and uncured on-
A small illippl} of anion razors hanuutkh nlth which to atftrt lilo 1“le
ho rIIuIIIed to hie former home and
bio sweetheart, ([illluluK her as his
bride.
Benjamin ’l‘roth, brother of the
groom. and Stephen Kvaarx. were Wib
banana in the happy event. and after
the ceremony had been concluded, the
bridal party repaired to 23 lioutou
street. where the friuudn and nuonta
enjoyed the wedding uuppor with the
contracting couple.
Mr. and hire 'l‘IotlI will take up their
Icnldonro in New Mexico, and their
many friends wish them all kinds of
luck and happiness
CHICKEN THIEVE8
‘ ARRRV RE§IRERT8
W-
The resident» of When avenue are
[mind poatorcd with chicken Interns
and lndlcutionn are, that someone is
doomodato not a load of buckehot un-
less the doprotlntlonn are Mapped. ‘
Friday night, In great clamor was
heard from the direction of a chicken
yard, which was ouch that it distal-M
the slumber-II of the owner and the
neighbors. investigations chimed that
the thief had heard the people ntirring
and had medugood his “lawman
lhgwitb him a portion of the fence,
which he broke down to gain an on
trance from the Deniutry rsiroad
tracks. This particular family is in?“
log, in wait. and one to him who at» ,
chkerhocker Leather and Nov-
elty‘Compsny, of New York,
Gets Asch Factory
Through the efforts
lecturers“ Association,
IuduufactIIrers of advertising
tins of New York thy
nor-oi
in to locate ln'
the .l. J Asch factory, of! Monroe
street Contracts for furniabing the
factory (or the occupancy of the new
concern have been let to Harry W.
Mother and work will be rushed.
among the largest in the country. It
employs sixty salesman. who are con
stantly on the road.
Nanvalk made u play for the new In-
duetry. but South Norwalk was one»
coastal la Inndiagtbo concern.
Thin addition to the list of South
Norwaik‘o Innnufactoriou in a good one
and npeake well for tho prograaslvo
been of the oily and the board of
trade.
in
”w...-
Lowe—«FISHER.
Albert Lowe. or beaten, and Miss
Maude Fisher. of the same city, were
married last week at that place. Mr.
Lowe ls wall-known in South Norwnlk,
having made a number of friends here
on his visit recently with his brother,
liarry Lowe. of Clay street. Albert
bowa is the boron at the piano who
plays regularly in Keith's theatre to
hasten, having been there for over a
your new.
with his bride in Yonkers, ntrihoihomo
three months the young men has corn.
poled twentyaeight sense.
a
tempts to take unit'nlora or those in
«overlies y would In The Headset
la '
ry flow of of oil;
trait that he did’
int of the machine;
he employee of.
hacker Leather & Novelty t‘omputIy.’_
South Norwallc and has already toutedi
The concern in a big one, numbered
lie spent his honeymoon
or his parents. but beenow resumed.
his nation to hasten. During the butt
YiiHii III
Hlliliilillllii
a II II NiS
Great “Gathering of People Free-
ent in Witness Program of
’ Much interest
can on an
ill iiiillii saunas
tests, Following by Refreshments
Saturday was probably one of the
[gayest days ev'ct at the \lorwralla
[Yacht Club, when the annual aquatic
invents were held and the ladies enter.
mined Several hundred people on
ranged by the regatta committee for
~ the, salt
l
I
can-”<5
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
-—oIaI.Ic'Ious Housman: BREAD,
cake. cookies, biscuits, etc. Banner
unitary. Tel. 367. ' "‘
BASEBALL Item
nutritionist"
in the midst of the baiebell game at
Amusement Park, Saturday, Deputy
Norwalk baseball team"? the 830 guar-
antee due to Manager Hanford Smith.
of the Dorian team, in a suit, brought
through Attorney William A. Gritti'u.
in. of South Norwalk, in favor of
Krlour & Greenotelu. of Bridgeport.
for the payment of a bill. The papers
there was onlI $30 in the till which
belonged to Manager Smith's team.
The papers in the unit are returnable
net 21.
There may be something more out
of the affair than appears on the our
face, Manager Smith claiming that the
[money does not belong to him but to
'the Barton baseball team, of which be
its manager He has a contract from
Herbert 0. Pollard to this effort it is
understood. 0n the other hand the
owner of the team.
BUCHANAN PROPERTY
‘ 80E8 T0 IR8 ANDREW
it was reported by excellent author-
ity, this morning, that Mrs. Pauline
[
purchased the Buchanan estate. whichi
is located in Folriield venue, Golden
Hill street and Buyview avenue The
property, which won formerly owned
by Frank A. Ferris, in natural at $30;
purchaser wan lInn been» rife among
real estate clraloe for emnotbae.
Mr. Buchanan are more than planned
to bear that the beautiful property:
ohall fall into the hands of one who
appreciates Its value and will keep that
property lptact.
This piece of property is has of the
most valuable and beautiful spots in
tlal section and beautifully laid out, the
piece 'nhould never be out up into
building lots. no has looted by the
residents of that section
We:
_.NDTICI.
A small supply of safety razors has
just been received. All titans attentive
» conduits to redeem may deed.
I
. bendinetwsnt ads. III-tau reset
Good Swimming and Diving Con-‘
1). Deals [marina garnisheed fromi
Treasurer ‘ilerhert 0. Pollard. of the'
called for an attachment of 850. but
to the Town Court of Noraalk on Augd ,
000 and speculation on to whom thoi‘
hire. Andrew is well known in The,
filaments and the friends of the into:
town. situated in an excellent resided,
an III itilllllll
sutarl Sliiill
New Haven People Claim Oysters
Are Being Removed by An
Illegal Process
Michael Hammond and 100 other
natural growthei oyster men have ask-
ed an injunction agaiunt the Sealehipt§
L0 restrain them from going upon a
certain fortyeight acres in New Ha
vea harbor, bounded on the netth
east and west b_I natural beds and on
the south by beds of [bane-Ian Biotb
era
The plaintiffs claim that the defend
nuts are Iemovina the meters from
Ithcso beds by use of horny dredges—I
inn. alleged illegal pierces—mad are,
[keeping the natural g;l".'0\\i[l€l8 from
[going on the beds.
Damages of $10,000 are asked,
[welh
as[
:present time The damage question is
retuIIIable to the superior court the
libel 'l‘ucsdaI in September. L Er'Iain
Jacobs represents the plaintiffs.
This salt is the last to date in a:
loved the program “mph had been an [series of legal actions The that came eat’eIed for the British International
when Hammond was arrested for ties
page on the beds He appeared before
From the mum“ club house porch Dianne town court and was discharg-I in time to compete in the races on
led. Then Hammond brttught suit for
[false arrest, on action pending in the
fecurta. Beside two or three legisla-
'tlie hearings have been held to work
dill a "homing act.‘ enabling the Seal-
ishipt and other commas to take the
oysters rom the beds in question.
w I——_.—_.
~ONLY THREE MORE. BAND
NIGHTIB.
Tonight. Aug °t and the last one on
Aug 26 A big crowd is expected to
night as the Nomination is to bring
of American Band until 11:30. Re-
imember, there are only three left!
IIsIIInIIII aids
illl III liiiiiil an
[
'flte Stevens Oyster Company and .
. . (liner Growers Very Busy
lust New
Mm»...
[ 0
Captain William 1. Stevens, of Wm
Slev can 0) refer Company who has dis-
cmcred a big oyster set on his
mounds, is taking no (haaces at not
getting all out of it that he can and
scouting is planting every oyster shell
of Christian other side claims that while Mr Smith [hill [10 can Mimi” tlli. He has a genifl
Swans and the Meubaata and Malta- allusion the money “010““ lo the Will“ 0r "‘9“ at work at the plant. in Ready has engaged the Wheeler and Wilson
the Knickor- it realty belongs to him. he being the . ton dissing out the shells and as fast t;
on they can handle theta they ate tak-
on out III the boats and distributed
ion the beds.
‘: Captain Simona is a reliable anthem
hr and when he comes out with the
atatemoat that there is a set, there is
no doubt of it. A, word from his is
.eaouah for most of the planters, ee-
J- : pooially the email fry. Accordingly, the
Andrew. at New York city. daughter:
of the late William Buchanan and one»
of the three being of the saints. has
roiocln’u in The Norwitlks in great and
they are puncturing in: the remarks and
ptophesiee of the punters in Rhode in
land rind about New Haven, whlh are
[optimistic in every (liolail.
Nourii all the planters have their
[beats out oI'on day, cleaning up the
,liotiom and keeping off the sludge.
which in colttlitlct‘tid filial to the set in
that it omore and InmotlIern it and
l'rpreII ate it from clipping to the canal
receptacles.
, it in for thin rcnaoh, more than any
other that the palatal gtowthers re
neat the state law which prevents them
from working on tine state bode the
months of Jay and (lingual. and a per
[lieu of September. They 1qu that the
corroding of the bottom does vastly
more damage to the not and to the eye
ter than dredging would. ‘ When asked
why they did not clean up the beds.
they hold that if tinny were seen on
thestote bade with [dredgoa or any
(liner apparatus out, they wood be ac-
nosed of taking the oysters.
“awe-4W
, “NOTICE,
Dr. H. W. Allen nhnouaces that he
has returned to nail south Main on.
renamed his practlo ,‘ and intends to
remaluviioro normal " ,
a
.RAitPilSlPtlilll
Oyster Sy stem and Helen M. Button}
Judge ilolcombe has the iniunc-i
tion matter under advisement at the‘
over a large party. Dancing by music .
it
Intuition
tutu Bill
Strike Troubles Preheat the?
Shipment oi Vessels of the
I Foreign Contestants
an an an run
animal It In ll,
Viva, the New American Hydro— _
plane, Has Record of 50 Miles; .
t
An official of the Motor Boat Club of ;
[ AmeIita has glIen out the following ‘.
statement: .
[ “Going to the dock strike at Elisa
fish ports, two of the English boats _.
[Trophy Iace ~the Pioneer and the
TIreiesswwere unable to be shipped-
"‘—
(Continued on Tenth Page.)
[[[lRWiili [[KS [lllllili
[fl Sitil’lifllliii [iiillll
Big Time Promisedby the Bridge-
i « port Lodge onThttrsday,‘
August 24th
. About ninety or one hundred,.mem-
bers of Norwelk Lodge, No. 709.86%-
volent of the Protective Order of Elks
will go from The Norwalks to Bridge-
port. on T ureday, August 24th, for thé‘
purpose 0 attending the field day and
clam bake of the Bridgeport Elks at
Steeplechase Island. The Norwalkers
will take the 12:07 train. They will
be accompanied by the American Band
and will also take the big American ‘ ,
flag of the Hotel Mahackeme, Wkly
[will be carried through the process’fo
[All tickets must be secured by Wetland.
do I night in order that the committee
,may know definitely how many are so-
ling.
A street pnIade, in which it is ex-
Ipected a number of bands of music
will patlicipate will usher in the
dm 3 feetlIltles. The Bridgeport lodge
band" nith its full strength of forty
‘lplecee to tender a concert at the in-
ad.
[ Among the scheduled events will be
[the on 100, 200 and 400 yard dashed.
Iobetaclo race three-legged race dress , ,
[suit case, egg race. (at men's room: ‘
ilone‘ race. and various other fun pro-
Ildlmz contests, the majority of which
will be. most unique In character.
The committee of Norwalk Lodge 1'
composed of B. J. Reynaldo, Thomui.
Skellt, P. F‘. Brophy, Charlon Dilwortle ,
and .l. .I. llanlonx, of South Namath,
All members are expected to meat It
the lodge room at 11:30 o‘clock.
RA8EBALI. IIIPIRE.
00V") RESIRIED
Notwalk baseball fans will be sorry
to learn that Michael Down umplrod
his last game, Saturday. when he one
elated at the Not walk Dailen contest.
Mr. Dov/on work will be such. bet-safe
tor, that be will be unable to get bl!
on Saturday afternoons.
”Mike” has developed into one at
the square-at umpires that has officiat-
ed at Amusement Park in sometime.
Going into the some green and apex“
peotodiynt the beginning of the to»
son. Mr. bond has used his head con.
siderably and there is nobody whocsu‘
any that he showed any partiaiity to;
either the home team or the visitorl.
His work has met with universal III
proval and his resignation to ram
tea. has Kaorr may be the new of
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