' Start advertising in The Sentinel and . keep it up and then watch your business grow. «14 ”I? I 'M'I‘M‘M‘ Middle? Annotated Prue New-1 From All Part- of the‘World by I .MII' Wire and Our Own Operator 1 . ‘ Without icy we at: a iuember out of joint. We can, do nothing without‘joy. and a‘ good con-W. science.+$ibbes. ESTABLISHED 1870 Entered at the South Nomilt Pelt-om.- nrs Second Clans Matter 1'.: SOUTH 1119111111111. conn.._/,Monoav. JUNE 24. 1912 WEATHER FORECAST Probably fair tonight and Tuesday. 11111111 11111111 ~~ SDIDIDES DY; 11111 111w1111111 111 Well Known and Wealthy Resident’s Act Startled His Acquain- tances as the News of the Tragedy Spread Throughout the Town Last Saturday Afternoon ‘ ,DIIIEE DIED ADIIDIIS DE EDRIIEII WIEE SAID ID HAVE BEEN Former Mayor of the City and One Time Commandant of Com- pany D, of the Old Fourth Regiment, C. N. G. Err-Mayor Taylor, of 49 West street, lone of South 'Norwalk‘s most promi- nent and wealthiest citizens, commit.- lted suicide Saturday tnOtniltg by map dying the contents of :1 chamber of a lrevolver in his mouth, death being ill- stantaneous. Ovel‘work and grief brought about by the ciopmcnt of his young wife. with a Russian some time ago, together with ill~hoaith, are, giv- en as the only reasons known which 'would prompt ‘his self-destruction. The body was found lying on the floor of? his ocdchaln'oer at about 11:51) o'- clock by servants, who became wor— ried at his non—appearance. A revol- WDIIID IIIIE PAID 1111 1111 11111111. ”Presentlncumbent Could be Use- ful to the City in a Number of Capacities A movement is on foot in South Nor- walk towards having a paid tire chief for the department and indications are that in the near future .the coun- cll will take action towards recom- aneudiug that an appropriation be granted next yeao for the, support of a chief. The reason for the movement is the desire on the part of the city officials ‘ , to improve the condition of the depart- ment affairs. direscnt. time is to give. the present in- cumbent. George W. Bogardtis.c111111gh city work in the slrcet department as .innp-olclor and in the fire donut-mop as substitute driver, to moire ltwm‘th his rwhllo to devote more of his firm; to the departmental affairs. Mayor William 11‘. Tammany was in- ‘lcrvicwcd by u Sentinel reporter this morning and continued the report, say- lug that some provision might be mild-,1 in order that l‘hlcf lionardun might hold the position lllln 111211111111 and that tho council might nonommcud to the board of estimate and taxation that no appropriation lw, provldud for next. wear. This niovomont 11111111111 to he 11 direct result of the suggestion of the are de- pnrlmont that 11 tire, commission ho crunti-d by tho council. h‘roni infor- unation at. hand, it docs not appear that the council on a burly, looks with much favor upon the fire commission idea. Thor-o have been commissions in the city. heretofore, which ‘havn'uot (worked to the advantage or the dopari- linout over which they had authority nor to tho cit y government no 11 whole. at. in for this reason that some of the members of the board look enhance at the oweont proposal. Tho appoint- mom of a salaried chief, however. would provide. for just supervision of tho paid men and general supervision of the whole department. would devoIVe the responsibilities of the department, he, of course, being answerable to the are commissioner. W. 32......» “W“..- ONE WEEK of a Sentinel classified ad. will give you a good choice of replies to answer. that the best tenant or landlord you can. Mam Sentinel ndl bring result: The plan on tap at the‘ Upon him ‘ 11111 11111111 11111 1.1.1.1..i11111111 A Class oi 125 Received Yes- ‘ terday, and 130 More Expect- ed .Iuiy 71h. ‘South Norwalk Lodge, L. O. O. M.. No, 529. was installed in the new Odd Fellows' Hall, South Main street, Sun- day at 3 p. 111.. by Deputy Natioaui Organizer, C. L. Dennis. assisted by R. R. Phelps and -J. 11}. Beers. A class of 125 took the degree. The hall pre- sented a beautiful appearance. The following officers were elected for the following year: ‘ l)ictator——Thomas P. Curry. Vice Dictator—Joseph A. Foriin. Prolate—-Arthu1‘ C. 1.1111111. ‘Past bictatow—Martin McNaily. Trcnsllre1‘--Frederick H. Ganung. (lemony—Byron C. Mend. inner Guard-Wiiliam B. Brown. Outside Output-A. Roberge, ’l‘t‘ustcest. ’1‘. turns. Frank F. Sherwood and George . . Stcegmuiiel‘. " The next meeting will be held on July '7, at. 3 p. m., when smother class of 130 will be initiated. The Moose order is in its infancy in the East. South Norwulk Lodge, 1.. O. 0.l\l.. will close. the charter with 1,000 strong. SHUDIIND AI IIIIISE EDD IHE DISH DEED ver was lying at his side. Dr. James (l. Gregory, of Norwalk, was sent for and as soon as he arrived, be notified Medical Examiner S. H. Huntington, who gave the cause of death as sui- cide. in a statement given to The, Senti- nel this morning, Dr. Huntington stated that'he arrived at the stricken home at about 12:30 o'clock. lie be- no doubt the lodge. will be one. of the‘;, most p1og1cssiie o1 tiers in the east. as it is the strongest growing i’latel nnl order of the day and gives the ' 1. " ‘ . it— “?ng thtltuthe 811““??J‘I: 3:???” largest benefits. it. pays $7 per week 1:4, 1“ 10:1 i ”I“ 110m” i L 0109.150 0, sick or accident. and $100 funeral bcn-L III; “ “m 11011 d 11111 19 I cftts. with free medical attentiod for' ' 1c , members and their families. IiilliSE IIILIEI! lli INFO- 99 :0 ) An ( Continued on 4t EX-CONVICTs A5 VOTERS. A remarkable object lesson 0f the value of the ‘vote, when an appmprta- tlont‘is asked from a legislative body was «furnished a day or two ago by Congiessman Howard of Georgia. Mr. 1Howard was pleading for an increase in the appropriation for the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. an institution situated in his constituency. After el- quuontly pressing the needs of this federal prison on the House of Repre- scntaivcs, and urging that it was the duty of the government to conserve the health of the. men temporarily se— ‘cludcd within its walls, Mr. Howard turned to the question of expediency. _'lt was not he alone who ought to be interested in the Atlanta l'cntimuari’. be told. his fellow Congressmen. 'l'ho Ilirison was situated in his sillie and ,in tl1c.clt,\‘ he represented but every man in Congress had an interest in it, it behooved every member of Congress to look to the welfare of the institu- .‘I'Im‘ "101',“ added 1111-, liowtlll‘u, “eacn‘ gentleman on this iioor has an inter- est in my district. 1 do 11’11 think there Is one hero who has "0L ll 0011' etituent temlllli‘fll‘lly HOJOlli‘llillK With us in Atlanta." ll, Rooms that the favorite 0|liiiBlli~ cation of the, Suffrunlniu breaks down here. The wotncn are fond of using as an effective binii‘orm lllll‘llhl'. tilt? classification of women with inflation, . liiltlfn amt convicts. lint, as air. How- ard implicit in his speech, bonvmte on liberation can recover their votes, and their treatment 1111 convicts may he resented on tho-govorliitiont wnen they 'uglllfl vote 1111 free men. Lunatics also can recover their reason and again oxorciuc tho franchise. ‘Au lol‘ ldlotu. tho dividing lino In so difficult. to draw, and in uuuuily lll‘tiMli with go much itilllt'nt‘y, that thorn are prohai» iy lnnny 11111911; In thin country pow ucnucd of litllo inoro reason than one, tonsiluh poor of the early Violol‘illll iluyu. Tho story about, this noble. uric: tocrat runs that it was never possible to 111111111 him understand to wtnun too by on should 1111 when the. vote was taken. lie was. however, extremely fond of candy, ind it member of the Tory party as detailed 10.1mm a piece of candy in front of thin noble lord. and so entice him into the “Silt lobby. Men with no more intellect. titan trilli candy-loving lord may vote; enscon- victs may vote; only women are pure manenlly and irretrlovnbly excluded from the exercise of the franchise. HOW fro FIND IT. To find the fil‘mr’ lining to the cloud you must clear away all gloomy tlloughtenwdildge. A peculiar and unfortunate accident Magnet and Flynn‘s bay horse ran away in North Main street and plans ed in the midst of the funeral procee- wltb the team of horses owned andl breast came in contact with the of the back with terrific force. The driven into the tin-fortunate animal's chest. piercing the heart. The poor bleeding. The procession bearing the remains of Mrs, itobecca Margaret HunkeoI molar, was proceeding slowly towards Norivalk. when suddenly the runaway horse burst into view, headed across the street. acted quickly and without a moment's 11111311. The impact could be heard for blocks and the unfortunate horse roar the remains. whhb task was uccotu plinhod quickly W” W. H. W... M.» w... mm... SUNDAY FAMILY ROW. Avenue to Quiet Pet-tie. ‘IHITIOWIIM ot a family run occurrod yt‘nll'rilfiy 11111111111011 which resulted in Taylor avenue. putting Mr. filtration down and out with u blooilliur none and other hruloca. The flight was a proirtuc tod one and. nluilcrg arrow 11o alarming 11nd l1~'oluior one that neighbors ililcrvctlcd by call it... for pollen proli'i'ilml. Officer 11". 11.1 titration liuutlod up the hill anti by motion; had quieted down to their nor. and condition. lie found Mr. Sinuson stretched out on the veranda. exhausted and wlihn none bleeding freely. Thu 111111 in law made good his escape. Mrs. Siauaon refused ‘tu prefer any charges agaimt former but. the latter in still unknown. A11 nobody would prefer any formal charges no arrests were made. “mwfl -Mm- .. Our Brothers Lodge, No. 10. i,.,,0 f). R, will hold it regular meeting thin evening Advertise your want: in The Sentinel sentinel not. bun; reunite. Willi the officers now elected lhole is, A RUNAWAY? took place Saturday afternoon when} slon that was going north. colliding; driven by Jacob Standish. The horse's- impact was such that the pole was boast died within two minutes from. Mr. Schaub saw the horse' would strike his conveyance unless he“ cd and fall. bleeding to death. llofom‘ anything could be done. its life blood‘ hull boon spent. and th‘oro romulnotl‘ nothing to be done except to remove Officer Strutton Summonod to Taylor in tho Hlliiliiilfl place In lib Oirdar ati'oetf 1mm“ the time he 111111! repelled the planet “either of the parties and refused to give either her husband’s of her limb; Chantal. 0 E. 18.. of Georgetown. paid in law 11 name. Neighbors supplied the‘ DIM IIIIAIIII , IIIIIIIID IE3 IIIE; IIIIIIIE Somellovei AdvertisingSehemes Resorled‘to Boom Presi- dential Aspirants in 11911111111111 totalitarian e : 111111111 11111 Women‘SuiIl‘egisls to, Have De- monstration Tomorrow e BALTIMORE, June 24.—-Ingenuity of the campaign managers of the Dem. ocratic presidential sow-ants in being put to the test. to find some novel way to advergse their particular hero of: the hour. Almost front the start of the Haiti-1 became popular. They bore the all “literatiie motto “Win With Wilson], ‘Thc Clark men profited by the exam- ple and got out but bands with the iwords “Clinmp Clark k" in big red let- ters. Not only that but the Missoull adv'eitlse1s went further. They got out a specialty for women Thesel; were in reality “Champ Clark" bands with several inches length ad tied so as to make them suitable for , sashes. The, Wilson forces procured a spa- Icious banquet hall extending the en- Itire width or the hotel in which to en- Itertain the visiting delegations. They I I 0 (Continued On Fifth Page.) 3DDIIPEII8. IIDIIIIISDII I- ‘IIIDIIIIDIIEll DDIllI Are Alleged to be Guilty of Can 1 tempt oi Court, But Will Take I an Appeal I \v ASHlNi‘Tim, Columbia. in connection with a oourt’tlj injunction in the hacks Stove and Range boycott colic. They will at-' tempt to appeal again to the Supreme i‘ourt of the United States, which re versed their former conviction. Justice Daniel Tbow ‘erght pounced the decision of the court. covered 72 closely typewritten pages and took about two hours to read. ‘l‘londe men were on hand and no tot‘ncyw for the labor mon gave notice of an intention togllc an appeal to ‘hnvo the Supreme Court review the 1-nt.in its previous review of the case the Supreme (‘ourt reversed Ithu conviction on the ground that the contempt proceedings had been till I properly instituted. New immeedingu I were begun at. once. Justice Wright uoutentvori (iompei‘u I to one your the some 1111 upon his pro .viouo conviction and Morrison to six Imoruhu. John Mitchell was not pros- Ient and sentence upon him was deter red. His first sentence was nine months. ‘ an- n mDON‘T FORGET RAlillN DAY 'al thinner flattery, Wednesday. He- liofeue raisin bread. Tel. 36?. law-"W no: more. 11‘ and A 111.. and moral visit to St. Matthew's church. in Wilton yesterday, to ob serve at. John's Day. The rector, Rev. e. A. Marks. delivered no spam print/e sermon to the one hundred we» . sent. At the conclusion of the service their canon! ail adjourned to the pariah holler. lawn ' letore refreshments were eeryed. ‘more convention the Wilson hat bandsl but? I ,. Knnakaww. .l. McHugh. .lr.-—- June :34 --Saruuel . ili.‘ 111111111 11111 1111111la1111111 Races of Saturday Won by‘Ilom- modore Bylngion and lame M. O’Brienfiot the Norwalk Yacht Club Everything ideally favored bile visit of the Norwalk Yacht Club to the Norwalk of the Norwalk Yacht Club at Port. Washington, on Saturday, even to 1the weather and she sailing breeze for the race to the club, and all things combined to make it pleasant for the local people until their return yester- day alternOon. Tile Nonthport Yacht Club was also a guest of the Knicker- bocker Yacht Club and the smoker. which was given in the evening was one of those affairs which one Knicker- bockers are famous. in the races to the Knickerbocker Club Commodore William H. Byington in ills "Flicker" and James M. O‘Brien in his‘ V‘aily. " captured prizes. Com- modore liitngton in the limit division. and Captain 0' Iliien r111; "lflolis" err-Commodore [1 atreil 11 craft not having returned bolue'fiom New London where she took a parin I to the YnleHarvard races. jeopardizedI ‘the chances for a first division race. 1 but (‘otnmodoie ilyiugton I agreed tOI enter his boat. boat to b11a1,againstI ex —i‘.‘ omodole (‘haries B. Keeler‘s; I‘. .",:ctinnce although the‘ Flickcr‘ isI Inch the slnsiie1 and not :11 all rated Nip same At l0: 1'15 3 pieparatory gun sounded; ilom the \acht club and at it o'clockI 1' ‘gdi‘mk’f‘l’un the sailor has not allo- I“ 1&0 “... ladcti from the bottom. he owned by Nov. ml the novel and 01 lube Viry.’a owned by James 0' Brien The former bad to give the latter anI eight percent. allowance. and w‘ae thus defeated for the prize. 1 The time given is as follows: Flickcrvw. 1H. Byington~ Start Finish, 1 11.00.1111 1.117.171 Dcflancc—-—C. B. Keeler « ll .00. 00 4 17.1liI The Flicker thus won by six minutesI and «t‘hlec seconds getting the. first prize. Second Division FinisbI Start 11.00.00 4. 32 lo IVirya ----- .i. D’lirlon »»»»» 1 ii. on (II) 4.38. 04 I Thus the Viry.n with the eight petI cent. allowance, won by about thirty‘ .flve minute is About thirty- filo loud yacht club hesitation, he pulled his horses out. $050109” Frank Morrison “"‘I “h“ men wctt' in abicnllincc several pow- ‘ lie was unable to clear away qtlick- Mif1holi. ”‘0 labor leaders weretoduerr boats b 11ml: accounnoduicd tho ly e111111gh,l1owever. and the may rall‘ MM guilty of contempt of 0'0“” by? I members. full on into the 11010 of the comer-i ”‘9 “mm“ “0”” "I me ”I‘m” 0'1 v'audeyllh‘ and other onlorininnunii 'llu‘y all enjoyed tht I and the animal open house and 11111111 author The rotor 11 1111111 mad!h yesterday. tbi start being effected about in a m The boats strangled in under light broccoli", late in the afternoon I RAIDED A I3FIOWLER PARTY. Isouth Norwalk'Pollce Got Three Vie» time in Water Street. Thorn were five canon In like Booth Norwnlk li‘nd of the Town Court this morning. Judge William l“. Tammany presided and Attorney (lecture. l-l. Von- tlmrgh prosecuted. Michael (loatho paid a lino of so and oouiu for his. Saturday 11 drunk. Officer John bl. Reynolds arrested him. (lam. aim who in .1 liehiiug mood and throat ,ohml lo liimipiiaiu 11 general tight. Axoi .iuruhuun Herman Williams and Harry liowiand worn having a tirowior party in the rear of Monitor's plumbing establishment in Water street yesterday afternoon. when all three wore arrested by Chief William it. Penniiti’on, Captain .l. Harry Gibson and Officers John E. Reynolds. How- land, who was arrested while coating down the atreet loaded down with two bottles of rum and one of beer got 80 in loll. Jacobson and Williams got Oil and coat: (nob. Edward Valet. who was arrested yesterday by Officer .l. H. Smith paid a fine of to and costs for being drunk. l Sentinel want ads. pay dividends rm quickly. Advertise in The mtlnel. lint it is among the scarfs and scarf- ‘I‘Jse llillc wrnps‘lhat one finds an es I especially those, ill ~tbe files. 1 1111mm 111w111 AS 1111111111111 , w 1111 11111. 1111 11111 Over One Hundred People Thrown into the Niagara River by the! _ Collapse of Excursion Dock, and Only Five Are Iden- tified, While a Score Are Still Missing MINI DE IHE IWD IIIDII PlIIIKD IIIEIIE IIDIIEII AIID HID IID SDPPDIIIS IJIIDER IIIEII, II I8 SDI! Victims Were Members and Friends of Court Amherst Lodge, Foresters of America, on Annual Excursion Bl3i‘l‘ALO, N. Y. .lune 2l.——l‘ive In the. second Ibodies and a list of iii missing persons ‘drowned: were brought here 1011111. by the medi- cal examinei from the scene ,of last night 5 disaste1 at Eagle Park on the‘E west shore of Grand Island, about ten‘ .milcs below Buffalo, where over 100‘ people were thrown into the Niagara river by the collapse of an excursion‘ dock. The identified dead are: Mrs. Arthur Mayer. Mrs. John Hayes. I Mrs. Lillie Kellogg. I Celia Kelly. 11 years old. i litre: Agnes Gallagher. Missing and believed to have been Mrs. August 1.. Hcl-strom. and five years old daughter. Mrs. George McKee and infant son. Mrs. George Richmeyer. 1. Norman Richmeyer, 10 years old. Miss Christine Wacker, 20 years old; " Mrs. George Nester. ‘ Mary Nester. 13 years old. Mis Viola Sent. Miss irene Thomas. Mrs. Edward Westphal. Mrs. Grace C. Heide. L“ them here“ v... all new as 11191 $01515 FLY. 1 today is evolved from 111.8 made 11 mac n \nar ago urites \nnc RItic by the Hartford mud .. 71".“... 1101'th repeating. Keep the flies away from the sick. with contagious diseases Kill every fly that strays into the sick room. Hlsbody is cover- ed with disease germs. Do not allow decaying material of any sort to accumulate on or near your premises. Screen all f00cls and insist that your grocer butcher baker and every one from whom you buy foodstuffs does the same. Keep all receptacles for ganbage carefully coveted and the cans clean- ed or sprinkled with oil or time Keep all stable manure in vault or ‘plt screened or sprinkled with lime. oil or other cheap preparations. Keep the streets and alleys clean. See that your sewage system is in good order; that it does not leak is uptodate and not exposed to files. Poul kerosene, into the drains. Burn py r‘ethrum powder in the. house to Hit the files or use a mixture of foxmaldchy do and water can spoonful to a qtlill‘hi'l‘ of plot. of water; this sec iposod in the room will kill all files liurn or bury all table refuse. "Screen all windows and doors es- pecially in the kitchen and dinlnp; room. if you see files. you may he sure that. their breeding place is in nearby filth. it. may ho behind the door. un- der the table or in the citapidor. if there hi no dirt and filth there will be no files. if there is a nuisance in the neigh- borhood, writ/o at once to the health department. “lineith and Wealth," and "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of euro." Thorn in more health in a bound wcili screened than in many a doctor's visit. The only safe way to to keep out 1 w a. -_....... -Ww... .._._-— STEPHEN HEATH FINED. Stephen Heath. of least Norwailt, who is employed by Arthur Waldron, paid a fine of $20 and costs for lode neat exposure. for which crime he was arrested on Saturday morning by Ofli «or John if. Smith and tried before Judas William 1". Tammany in the on ternoou. Glitter smith worked on the case nomertlmo before he apprehended his men. not being willing; to make a’ay am until he was euro of his grounds. Numerous complaints have come to the police department corn coming a man who innocently exposed him-elf, but it was not until Saturday morning that the omeer landed the I .1 Robinson. I ‘Continued on Sixth Pg.) -. .. H25”- ii, “WI DIDIISI WWII "ill Arthur Roberts Thrown in." w...— compo Beech, but Luckily, ‘ " Escaped Serious injury Good fortune attended Arthur Rob . erts, an employs of the Craft“ an! Knapp Hat Company, on Saturday lib ternoon, when his new motorcycle war smashed on the sharp tum at Comp. Beach by striking a tree and the rid- er was thrown off and slightly injured, Roberts had just purchased the ma- chine from Ray Sherwood of the Non- waik Auto Supply Company, and was taking a trial spin. As he approach ed the turn at. the north end of Compo Beach. a mlscalculatlbn made him turll on full speed lntifblld of shutting off the power altogether. Gaining mo. mentum with every bound. 'befone til. 1‘idor could reverse, the flying moonlit. left the, road at the xflrst part. of char curve and crashed into a tree, peoinl» toting Roberts some distance. ahead on the around. Not satisfied ‘wlth hits, ting one, the cycle carromed off anl wound up at the foot of another tree. hero to lie down and rest for good. . ‘I in his full Roberts sustained a badly sprained instep and two toes on hIO left foot. were put out of point. It wag} with difficulty that he. made his wny’bo a trolley our to return home, but It was miraculous that he was not killed. This is not the first motorcycle to- , chient at this place and is one of fit!- ‘ 11111111, serious. George Weyorhnum. of tho Norwalh Attic Supply Computly,"‘w went over yesterday nftenoon and brought the machine to Norwnllo Parts will ho mm to the factory for “ ropalr. and the minor damages will till ‘1' : repaired here. “do... llli. LAIIIIEII 0080!” AT 80LDIEIIS' MI: W lit a meeting of the 'Soldlet'l' “with lot board at 'Fiich'n Home for Soldl‘oi'i‘ in Newton last week Dr. Robert“ tier of Bridgeport was elected some; ofoho home to fill the vacancy on ed by the recent death of Dr. M.‘ Dr. [louder served as a private 7 the lllh Rhode- lalnnd lithium it! , Civil War and is a member of Post. been in acilvo practice for the pilot“ years and his appointment will be. great satisfaction to the 'v . ' ' of (nut value teeth? ‘ hm.» "t“;l‘w". v.
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