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Samuel Silverman and Hymie Busii went Bathing in Connect-
iedt ‘Itiver, Sunday, and Get Into Swill Currant, While
a Companion Was Arrested With Difficulty.
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«Youngest Child Waded Beyond Her Depth, and Two Sisters Wen
to Her Aid, None Being Able to Swim.
'lIIA'R‘TWFORD, Julv Sir—With Rivet Vshore in safety. 'Up to a late houi
side Polk ueli iiiled with people inllnst night neither of the bodies had
scotch of a cool place, Samuel Silver— been recovered inspite of the fact
iluan, 20 years old of No. 24 Malletl that u nuin‘bei, led lily Frank bucking-
st.chel, Providence, R. 1.. and Hymie ham spent the afternoon and evening
iCIosii’ 20 years old, of No. 32; Pleasant (linggtng the river for them.
street, shortly after noon yesterdhy. ISllverinnn, who was employed by
IwiI-iie swimming in the Connecticut.5 Jacob Scwartz the fruit (leader of No.-
tRiver, got into the swift'current just 130 Boilevue street, had been boom
where the pumping station and were lug with .l. Suckermau; of No. 129
drowned before help could reach them. Windsor street. Yesterdayl morning
ilohn Hoffman 18 years old. of No. 129 W in company with 'Hoft‘mau,’ another
Windsor street, was rescued wit-h ditfi‘l; boarder. and (Matt, he went to River-
cuity by Dominick Eltll‘dl. While lite sldeIPark. There they obtained about
. Livingston, about 20 years old, anoth-
» er companion. managed to reach the
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OOMAIITTEE‘IIHIIS ,
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Albert. Morehouee', oi Noroton
tho of the heat. wave in The Norwalks.
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Soldiers’ Home, Found Dead
in Amphitheatre Lot
Albert Morehcuse, an inmate of the
Noroton rSoldiers’ Home and former
resident of Norwaik, was the first vic-
Joseph W. Aislili Willi FIeIIeI s.
Luther, III cnnmctleut, Sign
“I'M “W State
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lII IIIIIII III
Almost EverPnWrepraph Starts
With Words, W“Who Believed
new roux, my s.-—a call to the:
people or the United States who are
in sympathy with the "national pro-
é‘reaslve movement” to send‘iie'legates
to II. national convention to open in.
Chicago. August 5, was given out yes-I
terduy sitteruoou by IUniteId States
ISennItor Joseph MI Dixon. Theodore
Roosevelt's campaign manager. TheI
call is signed by‘members‘of the comji
mimeo chosen at the meeting‘ held at
the close of the republican conv eutlon
in Chicago, and oilso includes sigIImW
three of Roosevelt followers in tony
states.
when the high temperature brought
about an attack of apopioxy with
which the unfortunate man was strick-
en while passing through the Amphb
theatre lot in Wilton avenue, yestor‘
day In is believed that Mr Morehouse
had been lying In the lot, hidden from
the street by bushes but expoud to the
terrific heat of the sun for at least two
hours and a hullI When found he was
unconscious.
Walter S. “stones and others were
returning to their homes in Grand
street, at 4:30 'clock, when they heard
groans and upon investigating found
Mr. Morehouse. Water Rivas secured
and the man removed to the lawn at
32 Wilton avenue, where everything
possible was done. Officer Bryau- H.
Silk was untitled to get a conveyance
or the ambulance and take care of the
man. The policemen responded with
on automobile and Mr. Morehouse was
hurried to the oilices of Dr. William
B. Home”, and from there taken to
the INorwalk hospital. He expired
just as he was being taken into the
hospital.
Medical Examiner S. H. Byington
was notified and after investigating
the case, diagnosed the immediate
cause of death as being appoplexy with
the heat as a contributory cause. Mr
storehouse had been drinking, which
also might have contributed to bring-
ing about ”the fatalsttsck. During thIII'
investigation which followed the death
lt’deveioped that an elderly womnir
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“RRWISWWWRWSRWR FMR SEATTLE, Wash, July 8.——The
' W hausc judiciary sub-committee after
About $I50W Realized From the
SaWIe of Various Articles and
a Side Show
lion or Congressman Berger's charges
against United states Judge Cornelius
H. Hartford, groing out of his distrau-
chisement of Leonard Disson, a 80-
cinliet. and after spending a week in
spending three days in the investign~=
he‘d seen Mr..Morehouse lying in the
grasses early as 2:30 o'clock. He was
moving at. that time and believing that
he had just told doom for a few mo-
ments. she thought nothing more of
the incident until he was found at 4:30
o‘clock in acrittcal condition.
The deceased was sixtyniue years
i
l
Denial That Any Radical Channel
Are Contemplated lim
1
The story came from Norwaik that
tho‘New Haven road is to spend untold
investigating Judge Hanford's alleged
excessive use of intoxicating liquors.
was prepared to continue the homing
of evidence on the latter charge today.
The charge of misconduct growingi
out of the judges issuance of an in-
junction in the Seattle, Benton and
The Fair of the Wilton Equal Fran-
chise League—on the grounds of E. (I.
IH. ISchenk, on Saturday afternoon and
evening, was a deserved success. 1
members of the fair sex, who are in
the. majority of the League's member
ship achieved inn-ch more than a fair
success. in one first place they bud
fair weather and it was fairly surpris—
ing to see the generous responses: to
.the various soliciting committees by
the citizens of the town, and the great
variety of articles met. with s rend)
sule. There was a booth for the 8qu
of i‘arm products. The antique Iboohi,
the book booth, the vuulty booth, a
I’boobii tor the sale of home luudc good-
ies. including joints, jellies, cakes, and
pies. a grab bag and u lemonade
booth, and dust but not by ‘no means
Joust a side show. The fearful und
wonderful freuks devised by the clov-
er young people in churge were the
limit oi‘ lion, and not one of the many
sevTEroi days.
Melovich case in which Judge ‘Han
the jury.
NEW KNIGHT STREET PASTOR
'I‘ho confelenco held last week as-
“ .
to conduct the service. and meet ill
mull-one tbegrudged "the dime ten . u in com.
. .1.“th .9,“de h m it i . i in”? ofilI-iule ““1 members 0' the Utah." Mrs. Owen hua'becu speaking York, Boston “a Weston M" I"
« I , ‘0 . mm Ii um i I d l i I ll m I,“ needs plated into Danhury. Probably coinc-
blocked ”1er .. 01mm. an 6X98" 0 ‘9 e forsuffrage In New York and other
_ no N ~ . 1 it C. N. Gil bone dent with the building of that line Into
Another tenet of Wm“ wne the we of tho ml" fill RW- ’ . places almost continuously ever since
tinnber who worked hard Ill. both poa-d
clone disposing oi all sorts of articles.
4mm II Itln born to a heir of little pigs,
"at your own price." "
, Spoiiicl‘u orchestra of Bridgeport
played enlivening music in the after-
IIooII and evening.
’Nuiumlly the object of the meeting
was to interest people in "notes for
Iwruuen." and literature and hedges
were on sale.
Speeches were made in the utter-
been by Miss Dome Stone and Min
hotels lilll of Norwalk. Mrs LII/armors
,. W and ii. 8. Ogden ,
W The proceeds were about: mill rid
. alter the expenses are doduc
check will be forwarded mic behind
tors in help the coming trolley ,
indigo of one tongue in New Item
Minority. .
Ithe lute punter.
IGroenIlold. Mussuchunettu.
M. M. LEE MAKEB A CHANGE
Martin M. too, of Union street. to
Lyon’n printing outabllehmeut
North Mnin street. has rouiguod in
position and this morning took up Ibi
title , Trowbrldge link Company.
7 the has a great. many friends wh
.W ‘
“Could you sing a ragtime sung?
asked Mr. Lo‘wbmw. .
"IWIIy, slri!’ sputtered the models
tlon.
I
ennui, your
once!” ‘
I
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, . «MOTIGK
is hereby given. by Mr Humour. ,
M
Isouthern street Railway suit is next
in order and is expected to consume
Represrentailve MoCoY
has shown a lively interest in the Eli
mid set aside a verdict of $10 000 for
the loss of an arm on the ground that
he himself “from weariness." used the
ward ”any," *improperiy in charging
signed Rev. .l «H 'Holden, of Bridge
pmt to the pastorate of the Knight
street A M. iii. Church and he will be
here Tuesday night at 8 o'clock sharp
has been sent ’00
six years employed In Frederick {-3.
in
duties in the printing department or
Mr.
will wish him success In his new post
who takes himneif seriously. 'Won-
compounded ‘W‘lf
of age and is survived by a son in
lDunbury .hnd one brother. ROMI'RI runs from the shore up through Dan-
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' convicted murderers Put to
men Guideline glrelli.
lame, a.pogro and Santa Zanza.
qulpk- succedeloit titling Sing Prison
this morning RIWIW
2cook-ins macaroni.
' possible for the crime.
wealth using up the Roman line that '
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Death in Short Order Early
This Morning
OSSIIINIING. N Y.. July 8.—-—'i‘hroe ,
George Will-
were
put to death in; electric chair in
‘ order named. All
were convicted? ‘ erers.
Cirelll walked to the chair with head
erect and knelt In prayer Just before
he was seated for his doom. The oth-
er. two men showed less composure,
and Zones. had to be carried and u
slated to the chair.
cam was one of a band of six Ital
ans convicted of the murder or Mrs.
Mary Hall“, wife of Henry Hall, a su-
perintiondent of construction on the
Crcton aqueduct, in a lonely farm- .
house at. firiffln’s Corners, 'West. Ches-
ter County, on Nov. 9. 1911. ‘His five
companions in crime are to be execuc
ed during RhQNIOek of August 1. in a
letter to Governor Dix, Zanza confess-
ed the actual murder of Mrs. 'Hall, but
claimed he was forced to kill her by
Angelo Guisto, who had accompanied
him to Mrs. Hall's room and who
threatened to shoot him unless he
obey.ed ‘
George Williams, the egro was
convicted on circumstan lal evidence
of the murder of Charles Conkliu, eta
tion agent on the New York Central
Railroad at Crotch Lake, on the night.
of April 8, 1911.
Clrelli stabbed INICoIa Paulo on Feb.
4. 1911. in s shack on the Hill View
reservoir, at Yonkers. Paulo died two
days later. Five, itsllaus were In the
shantyand the trouble cross over
Olrelli threatened
to kill themIall and stabbed one of
Wine party. 'Paulo attempted to inter-
erre and was killed. Cirelll contended
he was intoxicated and was not res
BRIEF PEIIIWOTIIII
8058 AFTER HEBIIIIO
RMorehouse, the well known railroadibury to the .Mkehire mad. WA“!
idetective, and former captain of police Igreat confidence it wsi announced in
Raymond & Son, in Main stieet tween the two.
EQUAL SUIFFRAGE IN UTAH.
Mrs. Herbert Sumner Owen to Talk buIy branch “3 it l“ known onicially
torNorwnlk Equal Franchise League In railroad circles Someone named
The Norwalk Equal Franchise RIC-8' Ethel. the electrification would CRIN.
gas is to meet tomorrow Tuesday ev- R
spin at 7: it. at the home of rs. E.
g , M lwhlch is now well under why.
J. Hill A very unuauui opportunity1 ,
hoe ofi'cied itself in the presence in The Newti-iuven qlTef'liad'afta'fi:
town of Mrs. Horbcii Sumner Owen. the New Haven root mi 3/
slow were true. The answer returned
who is visiting 'H. S llry no, of Room ..
Hill and who has at once been on 1:61:10“, nothing of “Oh an arrange-
gugod to speak tomorrow evening to
the league and them-lends of suffrage. in the p lace 0: new stations along
Mrs. Owen has lived in Utah for years
and is u campaign upcnker of note.
Her subject will be “mullet-Suffrage in
line from Stamford to New Haven
1 that branch go as It in until the Now
«he came Blunt. uud had (animated to
take a complete rent in Connecticut.
But when. as she expresses it. she
round the agitation for suffrage ailment
in tin infancy here she oouid not feel
it right not to respond to the appeal
Ifor help. one goes on to New whoop
where the first liluusl Franchise Loo
gun was formed 3‘ch wealth one by
Mrs. IRlchanl insomnia and Mrs. Hur-
"old “Runner. and where one or the visa
urn-us comedians now familiar Io Icon
nectimit III to be wound throughout
July.
niobium of the iiibrwolk Equal
munchies are. especially urged to be
sure to“ bring their Intends with them
tomom‘hipbt. All interested are
mod to come. This is the but Mr
hereunto one wills em to teeth at .
duct hand something or what "ch .
. tor. iii/onion" lIIIIII conception“ in II.
sunrise diam. com cud give Mini.
Woven as warm II Welcome In the use,
distance cultcf Iiiswloyvllle elation.
l'
5
city. R
0
MI!
except no rush periods require more.
fi
130
* silo or "Imam.
ll
with the ele'ctrldcuiion of the main,
the Danhury branch it In summed to
be the idea of the New Haven to let
Connecticut will come the double-
tracking of the Western divisionJor n
Then the New Haven will have a
new line parallel to the main line, con-
necting New York and Boston. and
trains will run through Hartford. Won
tel-bury. Imnbury and ulddeileld down
in Wertcbcnter county and no internal
After then. "mm. on the Dunbury
branch will be clinched probably to
what will amount to II trolley service
with single core running ones so hour
by any «or
new: here. At the once oi! the talc!
Chief of [Police William R. Penning
penters' tools.
icdny. where he will get Governor Sim;
veou ii}. Baldwins signature to the pn-R
pore which were made out by Prose
outing Attorney George H. Vosburgh.
lAlbany will be the next stop and it
the chief can persuade Governor Dinl
of New York to put his signature to:
Frank V Raymond will occupy the
desk at night.”
W
FIRES WIPERRUT I
TM) VlLlAtlE
EAIB’PPORT, Me, July Il.-—«Wcrd
was received today that practically the
entire villain of North Moon on «the
northern port or Giulio Manon island.
in New «comma; who decimated by
lire last night. demotion buildings
in all were binned. including the hunk
of New inundation and the custom
'IlIm‘uIe. The loss is estimated at little
Otto with very little immune-e.
SAN WWWO. July lie-«Tenn
Iphin. We the big mining camp iii the
I meow pm of the Ida . m crept
Roddy coco Ito an
i
men it on seem that oxide
or WW bloom bud mu destroyed.
won-mull nonsensr' ‘
Generally Fair. antlmllld Warm.
Plait Adams and Benjamin Adams of New York, sun
can athletes won two notable victor»
ice at the Olympic games yesterday.
R. 0 Craig, of Detroit. Y. M C. A..Ro£ the newcomers to gain point
captured the final of the_100 metres were not contemplated in '
dosh, while James Thorp, of the Car’ program. The United Stat
lisle lndian school, won the Pentath-
lon. a series of dive events.
time, 10 on seconds. equals the Oiymv
pic record. -
gram was concluded today.
the Pentathlon. which was intended Ito;W around athl.ete Of those why I
be a test of all round prowess. When I ed this competition, the mm. Alli
this event was I
games conservative old timers, both
Illl. KENDALL ,
avenue, was the victim of a cafeless
driver when he was pushed off the
iroud in the Devil’s Garden and the
little finger or one of his hands run
over. Dr. Kendall'siniury was slight
and he was able to be at. work this
morning as usual.
usual jaunts through Devil's Garden,
and did not hehr the approaching wa-
ton. of South Norwalk, left town “115.3011 which w“ driven by an Italian
in Norwalk. The funeral services will the village that stations of. NOrWalki morning on a three days' businessé‘mknown to him The driver was
“’6 he” 0“ Tuesday afternoon at 2'snd Winnipuuk are to be done awayimii 1“ “Mew” WM 309m“! and careless and somewhat hossisb. When
{o'clock from the funerai parlors °RWiwith-In favor of a new station In Missrving requisition papers in the case he finally heard the team he attemp-
Iof John lieburg, who was arrested in md to get out of the way, but in walk-
WIIII that story comes another con- ‘9‘” Rochelle WWII”) and new fit his close to the embankment he lost
coming the electrification of the Dan- “‘9 “3‘1““ 0' “‘9 80th ”WNW WI this balance and foil. The wheels of
lice, who want him for stealing car .iho wagon passed over m3 {Inga-W but
lthe driver continued and Dr Kendall
Chief Pennington went to Hartford! was unable to ascertain his identity.
JEALIIIIS IDAIIDEII
the papers, M will then “0 to New Srancesconi a. boarding housekeeper
anabolic and bring ’iierhurg home with is suffering today from severe cuts
him. for trial. During the chief‘s “hi about thd face and arms inflicted it
sauce (inptninJ. Hurry Gibson will be is alleged. by one at her boarderfl.
R“ charge '0‘ the force and Berg”R‘R‘Rlnomlniok Matiarieilo. with a ruzor
lieu: of blood. but it III expected that
Inns will recover
.it was reported this morning that he
‘lInIl been seen in or hour Dnnbury.
l
' “Resale
W Vt
Taking the Standing Broad lump
English and Americans. who it
fore had dominated the field
Iregarded it. with suspicion as
STWOCKHOLM, July 8.-—-The Ameri-
Wlion’s share of the glory i
Craig's also. .
Best All Around A loos
l The indisn. Thorpe, by.
Only one other number on the pro- l won his Dogma“ as the legit
That “‘9' censor of Martin J. Sheridan
asiucluded in the Olympic l
W.»
I?” llllll ME!” ‘
Dr. George C. Kendall, of Elmwood
Milkmen and Smart SotWiRI 0
Combat—TheyWant a" '
Fair and a Sane cine
lie Wants lots of you
and Noise ' ‘ '
The dentist was inking one of his
NEW CANAAN. July 8.—'l‘hls‘
was treated to two kinds of all?
of July celebration, one of ill ‘
and sane” variety and the other
old fashioned kind. some of
prominent women of the. town
time ago planned on old-fashion”
country Iiair do take the place 0 ‘
usual noisy fireworks. the Mode
go to the library building "
Among those interested over?
wume Parker. Jr; Miss Ruth
ham, daughter of a wealthy
manufacturer; Mrs. G. F.
a
fi—vm 4.
USED A Milli!
RIDGEF‘IELD. July 8.--'~Ml‘e. Luisis
one
iiorglum, wife of the sculptor
ii. Knox, Miss Emma Oliver.
the cartoonist. and Mrs. (In
when she refused to marry him. She
is In to very weakened condition from mm committee had um
refuse them. and nttemrd
the vote throughthe inflate
women. The bhnner won
some one. and the day ‘
Fourth A. l... Benedict. A
placnrded the town with
ncuucing:
"Pnlriotu beware! 'I‘hoW
glorious Fourth loin dorm
obncrved In ibepro prop» spirit.
the balls of liberty. bet the
stock. but the aim Room
Inc birthdtiy or freedom. the Whit
of powder mounted it "
Mnttarlcllo made
his escape and bull not been captured.
Mrs. firehouscoul'n huIIbsnd left her
some time ago.
I up“
IRKOEPTION To Dfl’UTY WHAT
OAOHIM SCOTT;
The mediocre of bonus Tribe Ito.
til ii. 0 II. M.. are planning to give
Deputy Great 3&an Mill: Scott. of
mummy. a great time on the occasion
of hill visit to us wigwmh. homomw
evening. at which time he will miss
the recently elected chief. to their
new calm. Mr. debit will tru-
mental in instituting linens Tribe and
in by" I'Ltur the most pepsin mm in
the ranks of the order. with the {tooth _
He in sinus i,
bold, but. in) old town
must with Idaho
lion. There was no club
counting from:
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