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SRNK IN RR USIRR WIIH
RAHRESHIP 'SAINI -lRUIS
French Fleet Wee at Maneuvres in the Race of Alder-nay, and
the Submarine Suddenly Appeared Under the Bow
of the Big Warship
lMllliR RRRH WAS PRRRRBU’ R!" IN Will ll RRRE
ARI] RISRRREAREI]. WIIH BREW 0F Willi-SIX
Every Effort Made to Avert a Collision, But'Veeseis Were
Foo Close to Each Other
CHERBOURG. June 8.-——During the
practice manoeuvres of the French
fleet last night, the battleship Saint
Louis collided with the submarine
Wendemnlre. The smaller craft im-
mediately disappeared and is believ.
ed to have been c lit in two and -to haxe
carried to their death the éntlre crew
of 26 men.
The accident. occurred between Au-
rigny Island and Crepe Hague in the
race, of Alderny. where violent tidal
currents prevail.
The battleship was sikaming along
quietly when the submarine suddenly
appeared out of the darkness right un-
. w, 1
Roger larcenymlt. linking a leaf out
of McCrawfs book is handling the St.
Lippi: Cnrdinais with similar methods.
fie mean. :bnsines alwa'yis. He is a
. *ptrlct disciplinarian, yet he treatsqthe
, men with eminent fairness. 'So long
as A player shows that he is doing his
Jewel Ibest Roger does not believe in
censuring him for excusable mistakes.
But once a member of the team strike
, orapuits Breonahsn. is on his neck in
' all instant. .ker's hustling tactics
hum filled the Cardinals with electric
energy. They are trying. all the time
and as always looking to him for sug-
gestions. Bresnahan is not an over-
bearing. merciless task master, but on
the contrary he is so even tempered
and good natured that the Cardinals
swear by him to a man.
When Did Hard Luck istired of pun
suing the Cardinals, Roger says _he
will win the pennant. and even now
inspite of the low' rating of the team
.' he he; not given up the task of trying
to get upm to the Giant's 'flylng hetls.
“‘—
WEDDING MUSIC RECITAL.
iAt the wedding of Miss Lockwod
and Mr. Odell. Mi". Gibson will pliiy
the following recital, beginning at
Czlfi p. m.. this evening:
Nuptial March. op. 33. no. 6 ......
F. de la 'l‘ombelle
in B Fiat.
Andante. op, 39‘
W Goldner
Paetoralinlv‘. op 28. no.3
H. W. Parker
- Offertory in E Fiat. op.- ~,36 no. 2..
' E. .Batisto
Bohersi in C Minor, op. 49. no 2..
M. E. Basel
Overture~—Romeo and Juliet
. C. Gounod
Pligrims' Chorus from Tsnnhaeuser”
R Wagner
Incl-9
Vi.
Swedish Wedding March
. A. Sedermsnn
. Nuptlal March. in E W. Fanikes
Bong to the Evening Star. .R. Wagner
Wedding March il‘. Mendelssohn
“woodman Eon iiviuniss as.
‘I 3‘ «witch onusuav erasure.
. .111. Declaring that he was brutally an
while banding in Main street,
Hunt. of Danbury has
i suit
almCharies 0. Doors
. at! for Wflbo Papers in the
.prerojdllbd recently in the super-
.Rho purpose or inlu
Some do)"
,I... some uranium lid m cm».
der the bow of the warship. There
was no'time to avoid collision and the
next moment the stem of the Saint
Louis struck the submarine with terri-
ble force, driving the letter below the
surface. The engines of the worship
had been quickly reversed. but when
she was brought to a stop and only a
threshing of the waters showed where
the under surface fighter had gone
down. The Vendemaire was comand-
ed ‘by Lieut. ‘Prloul. a young ensign;
,nnd had a crew of 25 men. She was
launched on July 7. 1910. and was the
(Continued on twelfth page.)
“simian neue‘li'oeiwiriowm this
attitude hi or. _.l99!§ ..
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WV
.rfici
‘lr‘ollowing the usual ctistom several
of the grades of the Center School in
Norwalk this you prepared a large
box 6! flowers they had gathered from
the fields about t‘:he town and sent the
some to the War- Yorlc Flower Mis~
sion at 10d ”Elait 20th strcet. The box
was expressed and thd acknowledg-
ment arrived in yesterdsiv's' afternoon
mailo
As the secretary F. L Russell, of the
flower mission added to the acknow-
ledgement in his own handwriting the
poor city children love to set a bou~
quot of fresh wild flowers from the
country. {is said in his letter that it
it indeed good of the Norwslk children
to remember their poor friends in the
city where wild flowers are not found
just over the fence from the sidewalk
as they are in many places in Nor-
walk.
it would perhaps be well if other
children and other schools should fol-
low the annual custom of the Center
School. The boys and girls who gath—
ered the flowers have no idea .what
great good they have done. but they
have a little suspicion and this makes
them happy that they. worked to such
good purpose. '
Miss BA'DDELY eunenisso.
Number of Friends Enter-tallied at Her
Home In Ely Avenue.
Miss Mary Raddely. of do Ely ave-
nue. was very pleasantly surprised
laei evening at 8 o'clock by a party of
twentyhive other young friends. Miss
Baddely was taken completely by sur-
prise. but quickly recovered, and prov-
ed on be a most charming hostess. in
the course of the evening games were
played and at midnight all sat down to
a sumptuous repeat to which the
young people did ample justice. ,
The feature of the evening was the
sketch given by Joseph Baddoly sad
Misti Hannah Baddely. is tooth"
delighted the guests as dd thd mt
solos which Fred Bookends“ out
In the wee hours “the M the
young people dew N?" “If 10'
spectivo hold“. MM Miss DIM?
the princess. cl hostesses.‘
MW
KNOh it?! wild. in»? nun
MW . M be audios at can
‘7 , 7' More who 'hu’s will
may mmlg. shordcd. moon:
'3._ they must more. their own iron-Inor-
“’£ , ‘I‘Iu
.I R
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” up a comp yesterday in the" collate
. and. ammonium.
"9 iron; iii. heart. or urchin bull deal
..,
scorn nonwmi. cohit..tairruaoav. JUNE a. role
iiiililiiii iiiii tiiii's
Hill iiisii's ciiisi
Will Visit , the, Knickerbocker
Yacht Club, lune 22, and Hove
Races Across Sound ‘
The random; notice will be sent
out to the members of the Norwslk
-Yacht Club on Monday and is already
causing much interest among those
members who haversiresdy acquainted
themselves with the invitation from
the Knickerbocker Yacht club:
‘ The Norwaik Yacht Club
'Nogwaik. Conn.
Dear Blr:-—~
’l‘he Knickerbocker Yacht Club In-
vites the members of the Norwalk
Yacht Club to a smoker to be held at
their club house, iPort Washington,L.
i.. on June 22nd.1912 They offer two
prizes for sailing yachts to he raced
.for by conditions arranged for our
own committee from our home port to
their club station at Port Washington.
il‘he start will be at 11:00 a. m.. on
Saturday. June 22nd. from red and
black sparibuoy off the Norwalk Yacht
Club. the only restrictions are that sf-
tr passing Execution Lighthouse. steer
for gangway buoy. black spur. No. 38.
leaving the same on the port side
then steer south. southeast for Plumb
Point, giving the shore a berth of 200
yards. The time will be taken on ur-
rival inside Mlnhassct Bay.
It is the wish of the commodore that
all who can will attend this smoker.
and members who have power boats.
see that other members are accommo-
dated. .
FRANK NASH.
Fleet. Captain. '
if. is expected that a large outlier
o: m deals from the Nwwslk pubis
Ill-lib will like sdvsntlu at that
”tap elite and. Abel“ «collect time by»
always have when enjoying the hospi-
taiity of the Knicmeker Club.
or...
iiiiiiii i-=-liii ‘
And this lathe bunch who will open
"l‘he Parsonsgo‘ at. Compo Beach—-
Joseph "Louisiana" mckhafl. Robert
‘tlieliebore" Stevenson. and Charles
"Devil"‘ Bylagbbn. imagine that com-
bination in s parsonage. but this is
"The Parsonage' and a different pro-
position altogether. .
Yesterday afternoon Lockbart pad;
died their canoe "Jack." orange in col-
or and recently repainted to the old
mill at Combo and started in to fix
up the cottage. upon which they have
a year’s lease. Some good times are
expected chin sumed. with the plumb-
er. trolley company odice official and
insurance agent installed. The trip
took two boom and a half.
iioiivitiitrvoniii .
‘ lEACliE iiitii
Tho bimonthly rally of the Norwalk
liipworth Lustre was held last night.
at the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church: and Wes well attended.
The devotional exercises were in
charge of President Jennings and Rev.
Richards. Rev. L. H. Csswsii was the
speaker of the evening and the banner
for attendance has awarded to the
Norwalk league. ,1 2:
At the conclusion of the inductance
entertain; league rowed their guests
with refreshments.
WM
suLLoocs cause exciraniar‘i'r.
more was a vicious and briitu dos
fight in Hunt of Mrs. Royal L; Conr-
stock‘s residence. in outpost-d svdnus.
illdt night. what the tfl dilution!“-
nail dos- balancing to at in. helium
stitched the” pat dill owfiod "by M.rI
Whack. in the midst of the film
I
he
Albumin“ to reprints her pet
soil in echoing was" overcome by the
MM inn switched. it we: nec-
mom seniors mien sticntlon for
l
seeded in gettlnravrsy from its sessil-
Rilii
so “of Nib-Morel
”WUMW
., anemia response. Stating that the
, their financial Iilbllltlos.
'rhom'e’s hadr‘beop visited and an extoll-
Imam.
Mercenaries. m petdogeao- i R
ants and darted m5” eluding its pee. ‘
Eu'
filiNllAl
RHRR "SUPPER
140 "It‘ll," ‘ Present and
Si, no is Quickly Raised for
Woriiw of the Church
lliiiiilhitw '"iiiiiiii
iii; ii illiiiiiii
Gains in Every Department Cive
MulbersEnoenrapeiheni
The annual church supper of the
South Norwlilk Baptist Church was
held Iui ethnic; in the chapel. A
pleasant h hour of social inter
course was Repeat while the arrests
were multiplying. 'i‘hesuppsr was so
7. and one handrail and torty guests".
members of the church and cannons
tion, sat down to a bountiful repeat
served by the ladies of the church.
The copper arrangements were an-
der the care of Mrs. H. c. Shearer and
RIR SURRESSI
'i
wan-Has reasons-r A
Fair Tonight and Sunday.
lililliiili Willi .Slili
iiuii Iii iIIiiii ciuii
iudpe Reed Hears! Many Tales
of Cruelty and Deeertion‘ and
(ironic Separation
Judas Joel ll. Reed of the Civil
superior court noted six uncon-
tested divorce suits yesterday and the
petitioners were all women.
Had he no to Work.
Maud Raymond, who has been
obliged to work in her father's store
in Ridgeileld. in order to support her-
self and child since her husband.
Charles E. Raymond. left her on No-
vember 28. 1908. was given a decree
by Judge Reed. The Raymonde never
kept house, .but Charles would pay
the board for the two. but outside of
that he would not give his wife any
money. The clothes she were she had
before she married him. He told her
when new going away that he could
not support himself and did not see
how he could provide for a wife.
Browsi- Was Unit-us.
Emma Brovrer. cf Stamford. was
given a decree from Arthur H. Brow-
er. of South Norwalk. because the
latter was untrue to his marriage
vows. .whsy were married on April
.1911. and it was Brewer's habit
to remain sway Min home most ev~
cry Why evening. He would not
make any explanations to his wife
and she finally visited a lawyer and
Shmuel C. inland, who was formerly
.,
w
,e. (romantics of ladies. The yonn“g
‘ ladies of the church. under the direc
tlon of lire C. v. Stowe. served the
clipper.
This poster welcomed those present
and expressed his appreciation of the
hearty ,coopg'st of the Whore of
the church dnrl ' their“, three
your “taunting. be m Climb
mount since was m in a
tow munch.“ by not. pus-sad mil
ethos“ of the church was confident
thatthe entire amount ”I! be sub-
scribed in the next ifo‘rfisks. fit
pastor'- thanked the w M their
amount raised was for in excess of the
sum he had received at previous sn-
nusl meetings held is editor pouches.
Mrs. J. Wesley 0W. dirt-cm of
the church quartstfs. snags solo and
was heartily succeed by the members
of the church. E. l. More sang with
due enact. a solo and was recalled by,-
the audience. Miss Alice Hartley chose
as her reading humorous selections
taken from modern domestic life. Miss
Hartley was particularly enjoyed in'
this drink dialect. in which she is most
effective.
The pastor called upon the treasurer
of the church, '1‘. Robins. who congrat-
ulated the church upon b splendid
work of the church during the past
year. in which they hhd been without
a poster for eight months and dui‘f-
in: that period 'hadkept abreast of
Dr. Sher-er. clerk of the church, in
his report, stated that the. church-Md
lost in membership byduth and ro-
movals. but declared a consistent ad-
vance in spiritual, temporal schie'ive-
meat. i
G W liobins reported as secretary
of the tibia school. ‘i‘hl erase dit-
tendaace has 187. an increase .of 17
over last year. dad has increased due
big the last months. a panel or the
soy scoot: ha been recluse in in.
school. The work of assistant superlm
team and the work of superinten-
dent. Mr. Hopkins. recently appointed
he: been most earliest‘anddifoctivo.‘
Mrs. Horn-r. superintendent. of the
primary department, report“ an en-
mliinent oi it menthol-i Thirty
sivo Waco Wort hid been car-
lied or; by the departiiieht driving the
past year. The total “amount of money
(muscle—'5‘ on srs‘iii iii“
cliche“ iii rel: m.
A- -'good ad.
reaches the flit biopic and v’ss the
resultis‘“ Biblical w Neda
sinner to you.
Ii mo of wiihmm
“tactful
_‘ ”MIR; for Invasion.
udumMfistdmemM
M”...
l M.
ii 1' .5
.a deputy sheriff was detailed to foi-
(is the “(in psfier',
low Brewer and he claimed he track-
ed him to New York and into 'i‘qm
Sharhy's cafe on 14th street. where
mower met a woman and hail a drink
with her and they wont to the Royal
hotel W street. and Third ava-
nuerw they W Whenev-
email-a am moor me!
on Show Who been the pre-
vious «also: he would tell her that-
hewuhsvlagsgood tints.
.i. I ,
ins
acclaim cwsht flu
during nor snd much confusion re
suited 4’
After the worst was over the land-
lady. who was a philosophical soul.
Marked that it was a blessing that
the tire had not. happened a night, as
some life might have been lost.
A little later the colored boy. who
, a
heard this mysteriously called her,
aside and cautiously ehibioed s gresti
bunch of dark tangled hair. “Don't
say nothin.‘ Miss Nora." he whispered.
"Dis fish is worse than it 'pears. One
0‘ dem ladies in do room ovsh do lib-
orry done got burnt up. 1 ben up do:
to see,snd l'found her hair."
weer AVhNuI ammo ro sunr
Superintendent John F. Kerwin. of
Contractor. Moldroy's paving work.
stated yum to a Sentinel report-
er that West avenue will posvaely
be opened up and (the preparstmy
work to the wood .blocklng started at.
some time next week While this may
not occur on Monday some day next
week will see the stud.
. ON! WEEK
of a Sentinel classified ad. will give
you a good choice of replies to answer.
Got the best tenant or landlord m
can.
*u-m
"When you advertise for help, as a
matter of fhlrnbds, state plainly and
concisely exactly what you expect of
the applicants. so that. only these
who are column to perform the
services" that will be requiredrot them
will answer your adv.’ Most employ-
on Icon" their most trusted helpers
so the result. of sentinel want sdvs.
Hundreds of people are making
their plans for the summer. and tho
wide om will” «a that they read his
on lot advbrtissrsent in who sentinel
M.- --~—p-——
One lion's folly may be another
"do‘e
a .
.,r "
‘M—u—
A msll's opinion may be hssvy “R
still o'srfy no would.
WW
“Way the average women we
the cheek to rules whither: _
ch
it doesn't advance a woman Rhea,
she nits boils! before h mirror. '
a
During the Early Hours of the
fence, arid Officers of the
1.000 lden Ready to
Federal Government Rey Take
BOSTON, June 8. --—After a night of
complete suspension of street railway
traffic as a result of a strike of sev-
*ersl thousand employee. the Boston
Elevated Railway Company resumed
operations on all surface. elevated and
tunnel lines today. but the number of
cars in operation was noticeably much
lees (than usual. The car service be
gan at. 5: 15 s. m.. and during the first
two hours and a half no serious dia-
ordcr was reported
Officials of the company, which con-
tmls nearly all the electric lines with
in a radius of five miles. said that 90
percent of the avorage number of
slalom interred
; , on IdilllEil more:
REW snacks. Maine. .iu'ne 1—bit
elius."s Lutheran minister. was arms-
led in» today. He is accused of hav-
ing kilihd his Morin-law. Edgar Jo.
cocoon. on June iii, 1911. The local su-
thoritles sit the time pronounced Jae-
obson . death a use of suicide. hue re.
pnedntatlves of the attorney-generhl' s
once maintained that he had peen
murdered. ‘
coirivooue‘iitoon'o
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WASHINGTON June 8. -—- Barth
checks have been recorder by the seis-
momph at Georgetown University al-
most continuously since yesterday
morning at 5 o'clock. '
' it is estimated that the disturbance
is within- 2.400 miles of Washingtou.
Vibrations this morning were even
more pronounced than those of yester-
day, and the University scientists be-
destructive.
“d ‘
RUNAWAY m WALK. .
The horse owned by Occl'se W Ray-
mood. attached to his grocery deliv-
ery wagon, ran away in Mali avenue.
[this morning and «had 'he not Men
stopped near the Methodist church it
is likely that he would have: need
through the center ot~bown and prob-
ably caused Dome (Image to the
crowded thoroughfare. The man who
caught him is not known. No damage
was done in the short run the horse
Mk.
l
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TOWN couwr was
At the south Nomi]: end of the
Town Court this morning the continv
cases of Luigi Apeaelli. charged
wt Wait and of Dominick Burdens.
charged with breach of the peace.
were taken up The former was fined
as and costs. which the we and tire
latter was discharged: "l'
Court was held )yeslordsy smi-
me. with 'raiiiuadae was linsd‘o'l
andcosts’lor being drunk which he
paid rain Morrisonpaida creditor
for tile seine bitched. William: never,
was didobarasd and bebia'mlh fiance
”will“ chonobtlIo lotion
petting tor will.
Million was muted his“ mom
ind. on .a charge of drunken” and
M,
r
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the flail Cars are Attacked
a ‘cllarge of murder. Rev. Charles Ema.
.or until eiiociie .
lievs that the shocks must have been
. 'phdl'. 'tl’ve heard that told.
.3: :2; trial will come rip Monday more.
to
mull _ leulissi vest saw memoirs.
Day This win its Further
Company State they Have
Talie~8triliers Places
a Hand in the flatter if
'cars were running and that 1,000
men were ready to enact. work .
places of the strikers. The H "
also claim that the cars new
operated practically on soil
To offset the declaration of
citric of the company. Fred. Fay
national organiser of the Am .
ed Association of Street W
ployes, and leader 0!. the strike ‘
that more than four ohms e ‘
es were an strike. and. first
small fraction of the usual number
cars were in operation. '
(Continued cam
Kanska for the number ' ».
races to be held this W
modor William H. Brim
led the Ranch in his thicker
theGMnl Rufllaht OM
good luck fortbe race; ' ‘
. The make is entered in ‘
capplass. slid it is “WM
will do With: for the W
morning at 7 o'clock to participle ,
the Mainstream Yacht Club raced;
UM
SHE CLAOSIFFID Hill”
A woman with little wit sot
lic meeting between a bishop ,
rabbi.
Che thought she would b6 clay
said to the rabbi. "I feel as l!
a lead between the Old and en
Testaments " . .
“Yes. madam." said the rs
page is usually a blank one
Teacher—Now, children, arc
fathers msmmals or invertelirs'si
Child—(tlmldly, after a pa '
lencs)——Plcaae miss, they' re sll‘
publicans in this ward. --Bal
American.’
The woman who can teach: .
private pupils-assuredly thiod
modest in of Sentinel}
advertising. ‘
“Member that. palm
nothing." said the ready-madly
Mr. Comm. “but I never yet.
gratis politeness from a h
-—Washinxton Star.
“Her. letter raiects mo ‘
forever." .“Sure it's. dual
between thallium?"
one . line."-~l4rpipvillo f; r
went in The Reunion.
2' Nothing eve-l surprises ‘V
H“ mill “it" NM" ‘
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