The Speed Boat Race Won by
iflineoms. Withthe Cyclone a
CloserSecond .
IlIlIIIIIlII SKIIEIIK WIIII
IIIIIIIII WIIIII SWIM
. ‘Qoutsin ,lirthur o. Hoyt aPraised
.' for Fine Management
With the dock and the shore line of
the Norwalk Cohntry Club thronged
with, the club members and their
guests, with glue harbor filled with
sunny and guyly decorated boats, from
canoes to line yachts. the annual we-
—._I__ ‘
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
n-litiioso orrloni.
" lit-rs l rsouonoli
Announcement was received in South
.Norwallt today that Frederick W.
l-Brown, a native of this place. and for
many years connected with the New
York, New Haven, and Hartford Raii~
road Company. has been promoted to.
35mm“ very mpouilble position with
the Southern: Beltway Company Hols
now superintendent of the St. Louis-
Louisville Lines. The omciai notice
of his promotion comes in the follow-
ing circular:
- Southern Rsiway Company,
(St. Louis-Louisville muss)
Office of General Superintendent.
St. Louis, Mo.. Aug. 1. 1911.
Effective this date, F. W. Brown is
appointed superintendent of the St.
Louis- Louisville Lines. with headquar-
ters at Louisville, Kentucky, vice C. 0
Codes. transferred.
_ B. G. PALMS,
. General Supenlntendent.
Approved:
.E. H. Coapman. ’
Vice-President and General Man»
ager. ‘
'.
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NOT IN SOUTH SHARRON.
.‘Mr. Kovacs Wont There Last Week.
Looking for His Wife.
Coming us an echo of the sensation-
ai eiopement oi Mrs. ll. Kovaca with
Steve Ssnbo. out of which areas the
disturbance between Rev. Stephen F.
Chernitsky, rector of the St. Ladie-
aus church and the Hungarian Social-
ist.- element, Mr. Kovacs received a
letter, last Friday from south Sharron,
' Penn. saying that his wife and her
parsmour were living in that place and
giving the address at the house in
Which they were reputed to be keep-
lnn house. .
Mr. Kovacs immediately packed his
suit one and took the next train to
Southtfihsrron. After a long and webr-
isome Journey, he reached the place
and sought his wife. The house in
which it was stated she was at was de~
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Sililllillliiilllll’
iliiilll ill iii; no
mumm-
Miss Blanche Smithson William
H. Ferris Accomplished Fest
Yesterday ' '
, Miss Biancho'Smith, of Rowayton,
Russell F. Themes, of the same place,
and William H. Ferris. of West street.
dove oif the dock at Smith’s island
point. yesterday afternoon, and start-
ed for the Knob Club. accompanied
by a canoe and the Shaw Brothersl
launch Ming. Themes was picked up
when about half way in, having been
taken with cramps. He was rushed to
shore. where he soon recovered. Miss
Smith and Mr. Ferris continued their
swim, finishing at the Knob tlost.
where they were cheered by nearly a
hundred spectators.
eHCbcbciiwereeeiiihtysdsh s a shrdlu
Miss Smith and Mr. Thames swam.
together, having made the start at the
same time,.~untii Thomss” was picked
up. Mr. 'Ferrls started twelve minutes
afterward and reached the Knob
beach slightly in advance of Miss
Smith. “me time was anyone min-
utes. while Miss Smith completed .Wl’ie
distance in sixty-three minutes. it is
estimated that the distance covered is
nearly two miles.
Among the Knob members are some
rely tine swimmers. Only the other
day Herbert Baldwin swam from the
iigbtouse at Green‘s Real to the Knob,
and a number of the young people
swltn to Tavern island quite often. The
races which are to be held an satur-
d‘ly of this week promise to give a line
club Doom
asset mum
stimulator
Jacob Arbeitnam of Lexington ave-
nue. the baker who only recently open-
ed an establishment in Springwood.
recently had numerous complaints con-
cerning the taste of his broad ( So fro-
about were the complaints that lit.
Arbeitnam instituted an investigation.
which resulted in the discharge.l of one
of his bakers. whom it
adulterated the bread dough.1 with
something which elected the taste
materially
it is reported that Mr Arbeitnsm
believes that the work was done
through outside iniluence and threat-
ens to bring suit if he can get the
required proof. '
PRIZES lwlsoto ill
some soar PllilllE
m
The prise committee of the recent
motor boat parade held a meeting, on
Saturday afternoon. at which time.
it awarded the first prise tor the best
dressed goat to (loom it. Van Ais-
tyne. owner 0! the yacht, Elsket The
second went to Harry Rider. in the
Mollie. The ilrst prise consisted of a
searchllgbt. donated by Charles E.
Dow. and the second a megaphone.
given by the Fox Cyoe Hardware Com-
pany. ‘
he committee was made up of
Horace Keywortb, Stewart ldlliott. Ar-
thur Hoyt sud Commodore it. Living-
otou Luchley.
STONINOTON MAN
IURNID.
FATALLY
. between Rey Stephen F'. Chemitxk),
display of the talent which the Knob ‘
on spur ring of Socialists. Prol-
teetaotssnd Dalilollcs lisvs
Religious Different“
. lII tIlIlIlII
IIEIIWIIEII ABBRESS
But ills Remarks Were deserted
and Police interisred
o
South NoMlk had a real taste at
Hungarian Socialism. Saturday 9%“
ins, when a chwd oi Socialists. Hun-
garian Protestants and Catholics
gathered together in Noack's hall, at
the invitation of the former to hear
what was reported would be a debuts
rector of the St. udislsus Hungarian
Roman Catholic'church, sud Edmund
Ssetgyongyi, ‘socrotsry of "The Work-
er." a Hungarian Socialist organ oi
New York city.
(continues on third peso).
rumble. 5mm; e...
and lets directs. last iiiolii
The Misses Begihs and Rose too,
at biota street. Nor-walk. bad M
.v on editor. and Charles cum of
ford. participated in an anionic
bile trolley accident at the corner 0!
basin and Wall smote. last night
at 11 o'clock. when the automobile
in which they were riding. belonging
to iiir. Cohen. was run into by the
11 o'clock WIllnipnuk trelle! “r it
charge of Notorious George H. iiirst.
The fault is said to liowith the trolley
company in this instance because of
the peculiar nature of the accident
The automibile party had driven
up to the curb nest Glendenuiug's
store to await the Winnipauli car to
turn the corner. This was one of the
large cars, No. 22. As the car swung
around the corner. the forward half
of the double running board. which
was down at the time. according to
the witnesses, struck the left front
tire of the Cohen machine. The tire
dxbioded.
The trolley car sulfetnd the more.
damage. however, for the entire sec-
tion of the running board was torn
from its position. biotorman Most
stopped the car in a ysry short space
of time.
Practically the only damage to the
automobile was the cutting in boil or
the tire. Sergeant Bryan it Silk was
on the scene at the time. The occu-
pants of the auto were uninjured.
MR. COLIMAN FOR IILICTHAN.
" Abram Wildman. of Daabury. for one
_« Winches «than
tow” Rodent
“Whoa! am film and
Wendell lo unwary
a most auccesstul omits. rater-day
afternoon. at. borough's woods. The
affair surpassed anngaovlons efforts
by far and everyone who attended
agreed that the M Glob boys have
lost none of their ordinary art.
The aifair. which steamed
dinner. was attend by two hundred
, and titty people, overseas of whom en-
ioyed a happy afternoon and the din-
nor with s relish that spoke tolumes
W
(Continual on E lath Page).
IIIIIII Ill PM“: '
Ill Willis lWll
New Paranormal-e Sue
Andaman Daobuiy
ioriliesrasltlmoftcass
Charles B. and Evelyn E. Hatch are
husband and wife. and they live in
New Fail-field 'l‘bey own jointly a
farm of 160 acres at Great Plains.
just outside of Danhury. On the tint
of last April the) baled the farm to
year. starontsiofmo. Now)".
"his
on August "Asst that he was going
to move. and movohsdid.1‘ho
plaintifi bring suit to «fleet uoo
rent, lie. Wiidmaa has only psid'
"MMmtonhisloan..:He so
fuses-to earthen-t. The sea is
brought in the common pleas court.
Oscar ii. floaters. of Norwaikyhas
brought suit in the common M
court ‘agsinst the models-Varnish
cow. “claiming thatsbo. MM
«and as Muss for-tho concern
unto last January and that thoncts
commissions amounting to slot soar
tufts bin. riches sued tor "00
Inmates.
hr alleged damsgu to his lawn.
Frederick A. Hubbard. affiroonwlcb.
has brought a suit for damages
against Angelo Roma. a Greenwich
contractor. Papers have been died In
the common pleas court. and the sum
of damages named is 0000.
George I. Mead. Caleb l't. bleed and
Lena Ray Hooker. children of the late
Pamelia load, of Greenwich. have
tiled an appeal in the superior court
pgdlust the admission of the will of
their mailer.
CLERK AND OARRIIR EXAMINA-
‘I’lON.
The next annual examinstlon for
clerks and carriers in the South Nor-
walk. Conn. post-once will take place
on November 4. 1011, at South Nor-
walk. Conn.
Applicants roast have reached their
lath birthday. but not their 05th
birthday. on the date of the main
tion. They must be oltlseus of the
United States. and those of the male
sex are resolute be at least live
feet four inches tall without shoes and
Fish club at We Grove.
The South Neural} mu: Club held
in histam~
Ilium upon. Among the articles he
took m units. tuner note and socks
mus-u... W WOW—tam
our
Score Was Thirteen to Five, At
tor a Sensational and Sunday
Contact Saturday
WESII’IlIll III III IIIIIIIIES
Oriole... 17105
in a hit and run game. the Nor
yolks came back to their usual form,
Saturday. when they detected the
Ifsydowers by the scoreooi 13 to 6
.tional bits. snobby double plays. clev—
w
' (Continued on Second Pile.)
Lam KiND or sauo
cake, ~cookies. etc. that mother used
to make. at Banner Bakéry‘.’ Tel. 387.
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dorm
assumes-sinners
-, F . “2 ,,
a aim... friendlies c... several
Norwaik people several various sums
of money. “it appears that Honour
Paulina. of the Uokwood’s mu
thumb-dauieudwbowueultes‘
m. Honoured laudtniey for
singer is hi Norwaik theatre and
lock inf-ad around and played him
a mean trick.
Item was in Norwalk last week
and made quite a bit with the moving
picture going public. He had a nice
voice and a taking way about him. tak-
ing everything in sight when he do-
parted on Saturday for parts unknown.
its left on the 3:87 train Saturday af-
ternoon pd has not been heard! of
since. ,
While here Mac boarded at McCar-
thy's hotel in Water street. Norwalii.
He was a great sport, and everybody
appeared to like him. His home town
is Brownsville. N. Y.. and he came
here out of friendship tor Iianaur
Pesrimsu. the story goes. its made
(fiends with the pianist, Mr. Gardner.
with tile drummer. J. Dunes, witbs
-Thomas Treoio with Frank Lewis.
a barber. employed in 0. A. Fronlre's
shop in Wall street. and with Daniel
McCarthy. proprietor oi the hotel.
Faithless to all those friends was
We
The above named gentlemen are
men who like to wear lino clothes.
Stanley had good taste. Consequently
when he left. his taste for good clothes
led him to giant all he could lay his
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Iltltl’ltll IIIt ‘llllltlll
Knights ofilsiunbos Lost is the
The contest was replete with sense»
‘ .Ianuem; sous-.1; Sherwood.1; lio-
~ on who were holding a picnic were
.Hitchcock as postal savings banks
WIATHllt i'OREOAOT
tonight and Tuesday: warmer.
nit ll illiliiiii
iiiilll iillli Plain
insists that Deceased ‘EXOOIIM
Will in rare. talus. Entire
‘ Estate to liar
Carrie ii. Buuneli, widow of George
B. Bunnell who was well known as a
theatrical manager in this stpte. has
appealed from the decision or the
Westport Probate court' which de-
clared Bunneil died lntestatm Papers
in: in the superior court. Mrs. Bun-
neil declared her husband left a will
dated July ill. 1879, by which all the
property. both real and personal, was
left to her. The will woodcut. how-
ever. ‘ V I
When the hearing was held before
Judge Bradley in Westport he' was
furnished with a copy of the will, but
.the court decided not to admit it as
the testament and declared Bimnell
died intestate. The theatrical mam
sger had 31 heir-at law There are
several residing in this city.
TbWilAiilo onsets.
FIVE omits
MINOT. N. D.. Aug. 21.—Five dead.
one hundred and tweniydive injured
land 8150.000 property damage is the
caused devastation northeast of this.
city. The heaviest losses were caused.
at West Hope.-Antler, Sourls, Sher-
wood and the vicinity of Mohali and
Loraine.
The dead are reported as follows:
hall. I.
A hundred mass were in-
MM and o! thls num-
bar“d a doses were but dangerously.
At Antler a party of pleasure soak
pickd up by the tornado and scattered
hundreds of feet.
THIBE I. GRIN? "BID 0? LOVE
IN THE WORLD.
There is nothing to do with men
but to love them; to contemplate their
vim with admiration. their halts
meaty and messages. and their
injuries with forgiveness. Task all
the ingenuity of your mind to devise
some other thing. but you never can
dud it. To hate your adversary will
not help you; nothing within the com-
pass of the universe can help you but
to love him. But let that love flow out
upon all around you. and what could
harm you? 'How many a knot of myo-
tery and misunderstanding would be
untied by one word spoken in simple
and confidiug truth of heart! How
many a solit'sry place would be made
glad if love were there; and how many
a dark dwelling would be tilled with
iighti~0rvllle Dewey.
FOOTAL IANK m STAMFORD.
WASHINGTON. Aug. IL—AMOM
the twenty first-class postouces des-
ignated t by Postmaster General
were Stamford. Conn. Lynn. Mass.
in the appeal were tiled this room .
'result of the tornado which yesterday ,
the child.
-—1'oa THE cause or wanton."
VIM-0(8-
been built
Allen Had No Leap Year Q
Foundation ‘
well-known South Norwalk,
Miss Lillian u. Aura-one , . ,
thirty-six years, old and trilobites“,
No. 33 Cove street. East Np
. (Continuation Tenth Pass.) ;
M
can earn rot ,.
a tits at ,
m
There is a movement on foo
,BouthNorwalktogetaCarnni‘
and tin. Pains listener;
abreast. from drowning last Wounds»:
m.
The baby and baby mm..." It!
been pushed overboard. Md _
and the little girl was in [In
. g . _ danger of drowning. who!
Shaw leaped overboard and "I”
That the man would be M“
goes without saying and indication
on that it will be soothed.
The latest fashions and trauma
for the Fall and Winter have now ah» =
.rived and await your kind indirection. ‘
Satisfied patrons are my aim. OI
this principle my large business has .
lmesn to hold to this
principle by meeting the requiremonh ‘
of each customer. ,
For your greater comfort I ha"
enlarged and decorated my establish-j _,
moot this season.
Call and see me about your new
Fall Suit. i feel sure I can please you.
JOSEPH 8. FlillNS'i‘ElN, ' - ,
Ladies' Tailor and Farrier. snot North
Main St. South Norwalk. Tel. ”03. ‘
Mill FDIC! lN FAIRFIILD.
summon. Aug. Brain. wanna, 'j
H. Force, mother of Miss Madeline
.
Concord. N. it,
v—
40! ML! OR 1'0 LIT.
and PrOVIdenoe. R. l.
House with two tenements. central-
T. Force. nuances of Col. John Jacob ‘
Astor. is still visiting Mrs. Harry I. " »
Glover. but Miss Katherine Force lino .
gone to Seebright. N. J.
ly team. all modern improvoinonts.
Desirableproperty. Terms reasonable.
if desinsd, partly furnished. For sale.
At the Bridgeport stht Club, is. .
yacht Norma is expected during the
day.
safe and once tsblb. Address “Own-
‘sorted and Mr. Kovacs realized that he . —-—.... . do? “It WI 1“ Pounds ill woltht ll m . .. 01-...“ pm! iN WIOTON.
lindbeen toiled with. sroumo'ron. Aug. 21.~—Jmea ll. ”'"W‘m' °' “m "~°""‘"‘."°".“"" mm” “I‘m"- . ~ $34 It rmynmrmf mam "r' NMWIL... “ and“ sometime rinse: the night ._
”WWW “mm“ b” "mm“ SW9”. 3 mm" °t "‘0 “MW“ Mm" for "o'w““' ‘1 Full particulars in regard to "m Buses. and a to loss from Gardner. She was very literary. and be was destroyed a barn owned by traders ,,
home out twin packed and much more board, and one di the‘weil known men The political as is still dull and examination. "a ”’9'” questions;
Then it. jumped his beard bill and!
Manager Pearlman will ’settle this ill-
tie amount. say those on the inside.
list not only was the disappearance
at tho follow one to cause sadness by
what he stoic. but in m. unknowd
manner, his departure from item“:
with such suddonuoss. has cost Dance
not. .
than that in temper.
He had spent a harrowing eveninl
discussing authors of whom be how
.nothing. and their books. of which he
knew less.
Presently the w rim arch?
iy: "0f «urea. you've read ‘ltomeo
and Juliet'i" . i‘
lobe Drew et al.. in Weston. itwas .
a total loss. estimated at 02,506.01
which Dado a Son sorry insurance Q
{be amount of at. too.
of the town. Was probably fatally burn-
ed Saturday. when a gasolene stove in
, his home exploded. The biasing oil
was sprinkled over Mr. Slivers' cloth
"in: and onethird oi bio body was
burned before a blanket was secured
and wrapped about. him by Mrs. Sti‘
vets. bit. Btiyors is 50 years or use.
are furnished with each application
blank and can be obtained trout 1r. ill.
Conley. local secretary, at the South
Norwslk. coon. posboidoe. or rd
in. Militia. secretary First Civil I»
We District. Boston. Mass. Applicaw
um must be illod with the latter not
later than October 3,1911. i‘
there is very little grinding up to the
present moment. although now and
then a suggestion is dropped bore or
there. ,
it seems to be established fact
thst may Albert . Postman will-
againbe tho. standard bearor for the
Bomocratlc party. and will head the
MOTOR CYCLIST FINEq.
James mebridge. of Noroton, was
lined 05 and costs in the Norwaik
town court this morning a'nd paid
812. 91 in all die is a motor cyclist
and has ridden by Othcer Jarvis Ely
AMBIOUOUI.
a Nevada editor’s note of thukst‘
"We have received a baht oi Igplfl
. m, his position attire theatre Sauce is He attenuated helplessly (or a men from our friend. Gus Brodie. hit-
Musrsy several times sorely. Yester- aproruiuautli‘ssea sac Junior em this ticket“ Undoubtedly Mayor Pablo W “my...” my the wsr mm “are“ be- most and than, having a brilliant which a. will please accept our efin
day. however Mr. Murray caught him. at Calvary ominous Church dish is the strongest candidate who WM?" 0" 1'“ “0““ N0! tide some it this young man lays moist. blurted out sharply.‘ summoning of which an wires:
and he was released. leaving his wheel Owe-- can be found and it he will consent FELT.
hands upon him; Also are the others
to insure his ”mum this morning. MTOMONLI DRIVER
"i'vw—i' to read linoleum—Philadel-
lNdliflIti- .
inches in dismeter."-Nsw York not .
to run. will receive a unanimous nom-
Tbe Bible is a warm letter of alien
who are stung looking for their abort- 9h“ “WW .. .._ aid. .' Q. '.
He had no licoaoe. tic registration. no mom. ill...ltug. 21.-—~w. ti. name, motion. tion from a parent to a child, and yet time at.“ W __., . , . , . ._
license number. be born. no bell and driver of a obtuse staver. was hl'ob- * The name of Frederick B. Colman. there are inter who see chiefly the The local authorities he. been my. karmic when you gothome iron .
, no light, beside a number of other only fatally injured today our sitlie witnessed South Norwalk nous». mares mousse-kw. Dewitt Tatiana.
, . no‘s.
m-
_ sin smog. and his thee sit
~ ‘ ms y musty injured. when an on
‘1‘th tinol all; columns are far: you " bed as be turdsd great
i soon I ‘ , - "
dealer, is being prominently moutioa~
ed as a possible candidatrtor also!
man. Mr. Batman in a Will V
Militia! mmand if
are poison-sue
‘1\
trash and an investigation «in be tbs also lost slab: your wife was ‘ 5
conducted which it is earnestly hoped ,
Mouteioidbookariusoad *biths ’
Norwalk Chronicler