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commotion tore.
BRAKAN A
AIR AEAARAS
Has Excooded by Several Miles
the Previous Score Made by
EVropoan Aoronaute
illilliliiiiil Pilii ‘
uni lili liiilillli
Exports to Arrive at Sheeps-
head Bay Today at 5 P. M.
GARRISON, N. r. Ang.'24.—-rllnrry
N. Atwood, the Amerloitw aviator,
inane an unexpected landing on a term
two miles hack of here this morning,
while making the last lap of his long
distance aeroplane flight from St.
. Luise to New York. Atwood circled
‘ several times over Wé‘at Point and
was preparhig to’ land when he do-
vgloped unexpected engine trouble. lie
crossed the river and landed.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Aug. 24.“
Atwood performed a spectacular and
daring feat as he passed Poughkeep
sle lit 9 o c'lock. by gliding down tow-
‘erd the river surface and passing un-
der the towering Poushkeepole budge.
whence he arose Help and flow along
his course at West Point. scone/at
V people lined the rl‘ver banks end
”WW“ The bridge spans the Hud-
ahove the surface of the water. .
Coming down the Hudson, AtwOod
rounded Crumel flowfat tbe'head ol
the college boot race course. at a
height of 850 to 300 feet above the
river. He maintained this height and
followed th’e middle or the stream (or
the three miles to the Poughkoepsiei
bridge. approaching which it looked
as it he was going over the bridge at
a height at 75 feet. He seemed to
ohanx} his mind. tor he reduced his
speedywhieh had been about 45 miles
an hour. and glided gracefully down-
ward. passing under the bridge at the
(«atrial cantilever span. about 100
feet above the water.
Thai housetops in the city were nil‘
ed with people and a great cheer and
blast of whistles greeted the bird-
mun'a‘passiug. Clearing the bridge.
Atwood glided gradually to a higher
altitude and increased hie speed, still
keeping over the middle of the stream "
about 250 feet in the air. The last
seen of him from the housetops oi
Poughlieepslo he appeared to be trav-
eling 45 to ill) miles an hour.
ltlllNEClJF‘FE. N. Y., An 24:—
Harry N. Atwood the Boston aviator.
has broken all records (or distance in
crosscountry preoplane flying.
v By, passing over here at ii: to a. in.
today, in his St. Louis to New York
areoplane flight. Atwood "exceeded by ‘
thirteen miles the previous record of
1,104 miles, which was held by Euro-
pean areonauts. Atwood's distance
from at Louis. when he passed over
here. was 1.177 miles and he is still so—
lng southward headed for West Point
and New York. His time is it days as
compared to 30 days which was re-
quiredby the tumor record holders.
A’l‘bo tanner world's record for oils-
.tmce was made by Ronnie. Volmuller
and liuochnor. who ilpished in the or-
der named in the National Aviation
circuit race over Germany. 1.164 miles.
NYACK. N. Y.. Aug. 24. «Harry N.
Atwood. the American aviator. suitor-
ed to slight accident to his nermlane
ohortly? before 12 o’clock this morninx.
when he was warnings must of the
'” mush at his record breaking aeroplane
night from on. tools to New York citi
He landed hero to make mills and
Mid it one doubtful if he could coa-
itii‘iuo ob New {M midi tomorrow. ~
Inn—Wu“. ,~
litre. John foothill.
it? till! to Banner. iris.I where
the goodies or its?
Vbbis Boyle, who list
st this point about its test .
, oi Monroe ‘
“street issnom to start shortly on a ' ‘
.mmm u...- M... see-
ARAAAA AAAAAIE S AHA
Virginia win Murderer Was Rog
moved train the Henrico
Couniyiiil to Chobiorilelii
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE.
Va., A'ux. 24.-Wlth the jury selected A
and witnesses for both sides subpom
need. the trial of Henry Clay Beattie.
Jr., of Richmond. indicted for wife
murder. began in earnest here today
will: the opening or the prosecutor's
case. ' ‘ . .
For the‘iirst time since his arrest.
more than a month ago. Beattle. slept
away from Richmond last night. Hold
for weeks in the licorice County Jail.
he was brought here yesterday and ' '
placed in the little red brick lockup,
fifty yards from the old courthouse.
Forest tires raged near the Jail during
the night, but farmers of the country- V .
side fought the blaze until dawn, am!
though Beattlsetcould see the glare
from his cell, the Jail was in no danger.
The first witness to be' called for
the commonwealth'today was Thomas
Owen. uncle oi the murdered woman.
summoned to testify Vdiow Beattle
brought the body to the Owen homo
with his story of a man in the roadway
tiring into the automobile Ind killing
Mrs. Beattle. Dr. W. ‘F. Mercer. a phys
ician, who examined the body on the
lawn of the Owen home. will further
establish the death of the victim. The
prosecution has ready its list or more
than seventy other winessos. most
of whom will be used a sketching
Beattle's past life and in an effort to
build up a motive tor the crime.
Beulah Blamed, the. seventeen you»
old xii-t. .satd in WWII Minna
the priseeer end his ”wife. mo. in
jail at Richmond as a unusual wit-
“If ”“an robebly Will lint
be introduced until i mot-row or VVnstt
day.
Henry C. Boettio. an. came to the
courthouse today in a public eerryail.
and visited his son in Sail baton court
convened. fie relatives of the mur-
defed women. except tbevunclo. cell-
'od as e.wltnsss..eppsered. A .
it wee not announced when Paul
Boattie. the prisoner’s cousin. who
swears that ho houxht the sun with
which the crime was committed. will
it's called. but it is expected that he
will take the stand before the Blustontl
girl. Counsel for the defense have die-
closed but ,, incurs euuestlon of
their plan. but they will rely mainly
on In endeavor to break dorm Paul
Boattio's testimony, with emphasis on
the fact that no one saw the crime
committed.
--NO‘l'iCE.
The launch Flora C. which wael
abandoned on Belle Island beach. was
taken from that place by me and is
now in my care. Owner may secure
same on application.
ELMER E. CASE, Rowsytou.
«visit intents,
superannuation
The launch inspector. who has been
looked for w tor some weeks. struck
South Norwelh. yesterday. and taking
up his stand on the Norwalk Country
Club. last evening. he stopped the
pleasure draft as they steamed out at
the harbor and inspected thorn cere-
fuily. ‘
So far as could be learned. this
morning, the owners oi tapaphos 1b
honoured on dlilicuity ratio sit or
them having taken the ”WWW
haw» tohir boats equipped icoord
to the wartime requirements. it
are stringent In many little totally?”
Rumor bad it about town. “iii min.
ins. however. that many whO' had
planned to take a sell on the sound,
did ‘not do so toi- tear that they miliit
have nosloctsd some oi the minor
parts oi the necessary sediment. ‘
Va
A " upfront the reigns, by s tisViyi'rorkolA
WWW-Mumm—
V‘, Entered st mic-ow moo...
'7 lliiii an nun
Stale Ohiotrlohnotonol'oilo the
Committee’olsm oi the State
Fair Cupiroyersy -
.GAAAARIAA Al AAAAARA
[APARIAAEAI Fill
and Speakinu, Boon rm and
Good Air Fully Enioyoii
.No more delightful
could be imagined tor the annual held
day of the members and friends of
Pelrheld County Pomona Grange. then
the Gilbert Experiment Farm, a
branch of the Connecticut Agricultur-
“College at Gemotown. and by fer
the lamest number ever assembled at
this yearly getting together of the Pat-
rons ‘or Husbandry were prooont yes-
terday to enjoy an ideal day in an
ideal spot. The guests began to arrive
early in teams. automobiles. and on
trains. and bolore noon. hilly tire hua~
drcd bonnie bed assembled. The 10.
o’clock express from Qouth Nowell:
stopped at Georgetown by special er-
"mtmrm ‘
Home objection is very "helium rs-
suit when it becomes seserelly known
that application has been and. to the
county oommisslbasrs (or s transfer
of the honor libssee or Richest Kurtis
item 80 Mein street. Harwell. to II-
chest Kindle. at the corner at Platte-
vllls evenue and New Canaan evsnuo
~Cobbio, Hill. in reality. The propos-
ed piece of business is not undesirable
tor e saloon, according to
mate ot the law on tho mettelz. but it
will he remembered that the piece
was ordered closed about two years
ego by the Criminal Superior Court.
and it ha. been idle since that time
it was the opinion of one person in
Norwallt this morning that the work
is being carried on in a very powlisr
manner. The application. which must
be published in e loael newspaper. by
law, was placed in a weekly edition.
thus escaping the eye oi the general
public.V This man claimed that the
notice. which also must be placed in
the window of the proposed piece. is
so placed that those passing would
not notice is especially. it not bolus
conspicuous.
One or the principal objections to
the location is that the ueishborbood
is not under close surveillsnoesby the
police.
IMVIALK El.“
II IIVIMVEPIAIT
Not-walk Loans. No. 709. Benevolent
andZ Protective Order of Elks. heeded
by the American hand back the izzilii
o'clock train tor Bridssport. this at-
«moon where they will attend the
arterial clambako and held day of
Wesson Lodge sad indications are
Q
W that they ‘wiii have some tints.
, The info departed with Hit hearts.
e short parade through the principal
some at Booth Norweiit and blade
quits an impression. The men all cer-
tied Japanese parents and la the told-
Vole at the stash beneath. the inmost“
*Jmoripss its: hich reaches iron the
tom of the hi ironic ltotsl tort“
mac less card“ to the men. held
and when on augment“
mariners. like the fails a sell
out more sod added an s nan color
LA." the line oi pends.
hairless courts with item asst-ts.
randy tor sit that“ claim: their way. .
silo sure to moire so impressi
opossum pikVVes seat
wishes filth ,
surroundings.
WAN.
outlier i. lost. and was assisted out
Will Alli Milli
Mrs. Atari I. who at Weapon
‘ in Suit calls Spouse's Close
Attention to Binnie Wain
Too much work and notational: love
makes a dull husband. according to
Mrs. Karl Dolsc. ot Weetport. in her
suit for divorce against the treasurer
and general manager or the {diabetic-
ere Supply Company.
Cruelty is the ground which she
specifies in the more! charge of too
much etifention to attics work The
principals are among the most proml.
heat in thine section. Inch .is thirty
years old and they have one son.
Lloyd. live years old.
Mrs. noise was formed? lies Lloyd.
of New Yorkcity. Maximise is the
son or Mr. and In. Karl a. noise.
who are widely known and who are
now in Europe. lie is‘ a brother of
Arthur W. Dolxe. who a year. ago
caused a social stir by disappearing.
Ho ilnslly appeared. in Cleveland 0..
saying he had lost his my
Mrs. holes. the nonfiction has ten
her muslin bum. willie-loam
street. and is m at the bone at her
friend. Mrs. Judson Watts. Ir. noise
is at his mother's home is Stab street.
lllr. Dolxe said he would lot option
the action as long as no alimony was
sslted and he was allowedthe custody
0! his son.
All“! Alli FAR .
"I! sum “AMI!
W
later William facials. one or Tori
rinetoa‘s most prominent residents.
died at I o'cloohlondey evening at
his home on Winter street, 'llorrise-
Iton. followinx rapidly telling health
tor a period or two weeks since he
suflorsd a shock. He wee “it. years
old and a rescue at the Civil War.
During. the last tow days later
Spittlo salon! leach Ma. His vital-
in. washes-s by Mvsnclas veers, was
not ebis Vto withstand the dire scents
of the shock. which leit his ten sills
paralysed. He slowly sank. until
death occurred.
Major Spittle gained AIII title from
salient service in the American rebel»
lion. For a decade until about tour
years ago. he Qes assistant euperin
tendent oi the Iotdiers' home at Non
oton. returning to Torrlpston to spend
his lest days. The and men had been
Asa employs oi the Coo luau Co. tor
to years before retinas. ilo lied hold
in Torrtaxtoa a number at minor ot-
lice: oi Justice at the poses. some
or and trial Judie helm the horoueh
court wee established.
lie served es'towe representative in
the legislature in 1908 end in 1th
was appoint“ inspector oi the Sol-
~diera' home It Noroton. Where he re-
~ stained tor two years.
lie was I
member of I... W. Gisele post. 0. A. R..
Harmonydodn. No. 27. K. ot‘ P.. and
Mohawk tribe. No. 12.1. 0. R. M. Flo
leaves a wile end one daughter. Mrs.
John Calhoun
Meier aplttle we's the center pincer
present at the reunion on April 19
last oi Company It. the tint ornat-
ntion onlisted hers at the cell. or 1!
President Manolo. which observed the
fiftieth anniversary of the enlistment
on that debs. He had been first ileu-
ts’nant in Company ill. danced in-
fantry. which,» the time cloths llrst
enlistmonts was known as gun. can
petty b. lie was erasures in as the
second rookies m at tho company
I“. Ch ”umber ii.
tsetse: inns-distributes
'i‘weatyiiirst ministry“? V. as III-i
t5 Isiah
some oath
«lites ll. V10“.
Jeremie e physical bond betweon‘two
A V . total...
A Item e {raisin train on which he was,
and the one above the “ills. sad.
the must-sine out at the rest-Vent on '
Towns of Old Ssyhrook sad Old
Lyme {cruelly Connected With
interesting Ceremonios
iliii AEAAAAR illiii
* Mill IAIAS AAARESS
Petals was Followed by the
mastery Exercises
W
OLD SAYBROOAK. Aug. 24.—-Wlth
ceremony ilttinzthe passing at the
old order and the ushering in o! the
new. the cltissss ot the towns of Old
Seybnsok and Lyme. “In“ by thou-
sands from the admonition cotton!
neutron: all about the stats today
reheated" to history the terry line
which has piled'A‘tor generations be-
1"
the completion end tonne] opening or
the hell million doiler bridle over the
Connecticut River at this point. which
otter nearly two and e belt centuries.
(Continued an Second Pm.)
Away back in April. 4873. John and
Bridget Berti. ct. NorwelkV. purchased
a tract of iend._hsvins e Oil-loot trout-
sessile Mthestdeep.‘ Thepun
chase was made lrom William K.
Jones. who took e marines note to
the “cult of $1,965.14 having a 7
her coat: interest. and by its terms
"payable on demand" By foreclosure
action brought in the superior court
yesterday by several 0! the heirs at
Mr. June's. the note was never paid
up, but as it drew 7 per cent continu-
ous interest it is assumed that to at
low it to run was a good investment.
William it. James died in Septem-
her. 1877. Vny his will the residue of
his estate was held in trust duties the
lite oi certain persons. which contin
illiillillliili
‘ Wile Aoi liorwalk Dentist Tolls
tween the towns; and hold Jubilee oval-A
WEATH IR FOIEOAOT
Cloudy tonight: rum lair.
Iii All. IAHLE’SBASE
oi Some of tile Alleged
Eccentricities "
A The case of Mrs. Ottilile Uhle against
her husband, Dr. Frederick L Uhie.
was heard. this morning. ‘in the Nor-
walk probate court, at. which time
some especially spicy testimony was
omit by the plaintiff; it «seems that
Mrs. Uhle has made application to
have a conservator appointed over her
husband because of his alleged incom-
‘petency.
Charles A. Shapiro. of Bridgeport.
appeared for Mrs. Chic and Attorney
John .1. Welsh for Dr. Uhle. The case
was heard by Judge Henry W. Greg-
cry
Mes. Uhle was the first. witness to
take the stand and the accusations
that she made against her husband
were not only surprising but disgust-
lug.
Fox-one , thing she counsel him or
going around with other women and
pictured specific instances. ahefleims
that he spent large sums of money
upon these other!": women and that be
neglected his business. Further she
claimed that she and her son Charles
Mohr could take over the doctor‘s lino
business in‘Bridgoport. alter the con-
servator has been appointed. and make
more money than he does now. for she
said that he does not tendotn his bush;
nose for more than amount-tor ot the
time.
Mrs. Uhle claims that Dr. Uhle in
his Union avenue home had
hastened from his room in the trout1
or the house because he. would stead
balms the window item ~51. to
My.
Hrs. Uhie altered a picture of the
Mile; host's in Picador. street, liest
Norwalk. which piece she claim that
he (mutants and spends lame sum!
or money.
.So‘mg oi the Melony wee unfit for
the daughters of Mrs. mile to hear.
endAthoy were resume to issue the
mom absinthe time while this was
beta; heard.
Mrs. Uhle told at her husband's dls~
appearance of three weeks’ duration.
during which time letters mined his
deem seat from an unknown city
whichtoldthomottbesoorl rlmebo
outstrips
lire Uhie told how alnht after nixbt
Dr. Uhle would be out with other wo-
men and how be expended money on
them.
usd un‘ii October, 1910. when the res l
idus oi the estate went to the “anti
descendente oi Mary E. Hubbeli Tool
mood-paying mortgage note was a pert
ot the residue.
Bridget Barty died in April.1893.
and John Barty died in July, 1910
The descendants th Mary E. Hub-
bell. at which there are tour. here
brought foreclosure proceedings
midst the heirs of John and prism
Karly. of which there are three. Three
others who have iudmat lions on
the property are called in as code
lsndents.
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LE“ MIT OFF
ll HEIGHT TIMI
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BMDCMPORT. Aug. It. whllinl
stealth; I. ride. early this morning. in
the eastern end at the city. George Ai-
alter. sEsd l‘l. whose home is at
tenth Charles street. Baltimore.
lost Mimic». and the hospital sur-
geons live up hope tor his recovery
because at loss at blood. shock and
poor physical condition.
Alexander was found unconscious
beside“ the tracks ind-t am e truism
it“ It I o’clock this months.
M iii was cut all my. the lines.
twmsmm sire-i
WWW.»
u.
mandamus-issue hum
been “motor the M You" or so.
Abeliove were sslllli'e sduitoreted milk.
"l‘ho encoders hed been warned sever-
tum testimonials“ so.
She attend e pi ture oi the Victoria
Hotel in South N silt and claimed
(Continued on Twelfth Poke)
no our orders .
in: users rum.
Itlkmoo W. I... seen and Case Hidu
were ”meted on warrant by Constable
Samuel C. lrolnnd. this afternoon.
charged with man; milk edultomsd
by W and tor sellinl mitt below
standard.
The arrests came as e slime: to the
campeien of the board 0! health or
South Norwalk easiest the distribu-
tion or edulteretod milk which has.
At the ionization of the health
bohemian state board at health sent
authorities to loath Norwelk recently
to use eeinplos oi the“ unit can. die
tritium by certain 0!.th milk posters
whom the ideal dealers lied rescue to
at time to desist from their practice.
but had unburied the weminx so that
the state odioedls tut-o celled to.
assist“ were takes at the nuts out
this seemed and Island to be below
standard sad slimmed. The .
lousy. hollowed as e result (it this
mm . .
V.tiis "silence ot a. it. leanings. a s '
Awoilioodotaer pisses WA
would eels much strength to
mist
MAAARA IS
VIBAAR AA A
[AAA AAA
New Haven . Water Company A
Beaten tails Attempt to seem
a’Waier Supply '
illilliilt lllllill it till:
tiillli-liillllili lilting
Attorney General Light Moy~VAlso
set Salary visitor to some
HARTFORD,5\1§. 24.-—-'l‘ho house .
yesterday afternoon passed the bill
which deprives the New Haven Watt?
company of taking water in Millard
Dom the Wepawug river. e matter
which has been a very active chew}?
throughout the session. The matter
came from the incorporation commu-
toe on a divided report. Mr. Evoftl.
of Milford. the house chairmen. 01w
plalnd that the original bill had
passed and then been rocommlttod.
anon—e.—
(Continued on Second Page.)
“~—
astronaut . ,
tier tti “III
M V
new“! rem was 1%“
nominal“ Carl #1 m
moi-am, that tile trifle bill '
probably not be elm Meir.»
Ware bed a. dent onion. W
learning in time to lot the nook kee-
lsletlvo train for Beybrook and W
when the new Connecticut an. '
bridge. connecting these pieces. will
be dedicated tom. “0 bill wll I“
to the printers yesterday. and they
have not yet finished it.
The legislator was of the opinion
that more will be no niobium.
lino die of tho Acclaim 101' at A“
two weeks and probed) not then. .
0W" FIIIBEVS
II“ I ”Bill. '
e
Sceptre-held its semi-monthly bushV
nose meeting. last evenlne, in the In
tic Chain flail, at which time routine
matters were considered. At the cone
clueton o! the business meeting. h de-
lighttul social time was enjoyed.
the entertainment 01 high order m
messed/end enjoyed immosoiy by
all present. the procrem oi which web
as lollows: .
Vocal solo—bliss Esther Merriam.
Minx-«hire. James Day.
Viola solo—Lester Plett.
The piano accompanist was In.
W“ PAIN. e
Media: of the last wiilwvlirs. Robert
Clerk. . , .
Refreshments. consisting of ice
cream and only were mutant! e
delehttul' eticlei time V «intend.
maturation re ,
luvs rim mm
The members at the i’robibitlh
party in The Norweilts hold e so
important meeting. last «sum;
llsnry street. at which time it was vote.
sdtonleooetown tiekotintlsefloi.
this tell. , '
Themevnbm or this MI. W.
may thorium strides inede 1e. .‘
3%?
mouse their hero is those-sie-
mwwthsopinwemw ‘
Court Frances. Order or the Golden ' H ‘
Norwalk Chronicler