when eubiect. . You
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Connecticut Will Tremble with
20,000 Troops, the Engineering Corps of Which Has
Already Arrived in Bridgeport '
inn tilllAlilZAllllAl All All Ril’lil with
it. All iiiiiiiiis Wilt illlRi ill Bilili
The Great Atlantic Fleet is Also Likely to be Crushed in the
Attempt to Capture New York City .
WASHINGTON, July 13.4mm great
Atlantic fleet, the pride of the Ameri-
can navy, is to be oiushed. An met A
sea expedition of many thousand men A cording to the calculations of the gen
oral staff in the week beginning Au-
gust 9, when the National Guard or
is to be landed on one at the quictA
beaches on the north side of DongA
island Sound. The improvised volun-
teer army, assisted by a few regular
troops~nil that could be gotten to-
gethcr in the short space of time
available—is to lie-swept like chaff
out of the way of the foreign foe. The
mutations wave of war is to sweep up
to the very gates of New York city,’
which is ,to be left without a water
supply, blockaded by a foreign fleet
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Hill AARHAIA HEARS
AAAAASA [All Will.
Nephewe and "icons Think It
Should Not Hav‘é Been Ad.
mitted to Probate
WESTPORT, July 13.--The will of
late Eliza lH. Gorham, which was
biotight before Judge Daniel B. Brad.
ley. of the Westport probate cour t); to
be contested.
E. N. Slipperly, a nephew of the
deceased, appeared in court with his
counsel, Judge John S. Pullman, of
Bridgeport, and claimed that thewiii
should not be admitted to probate.
George B. Gorhnm and his son
Andrew, who were named iii the will
as executors. were represented ‘by
Attorney John ll. Light. of Smith
Norwalk. .
litter hearing the evidence Judge
iirudley ordered that it he admitted,
but according to law the contestants
have thirty days in which to file their
complaint. .
According to the will, the nephews
and nieces of the deceased are given
$500 each and a like sum to their
children to be divided between them.
After this has been disposed of the
residue of‘ tho estate iii to no to
George B. Gotham, a brother.
.1th what the amount of the oil'
into is not known on no appraisal line
no yet been made.
ELKB CELEBRATE VICTORY.
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Firework. and Refreshmente in Honor
of Decision of Grand Lodge.
Houib Notwulk Lodge, No. 709, lic-
prevalent and Pieter-the Order of Elite
had [I jolliliruiion session lust even-
liiu, in honor of the decision of the
grand imitate. permitting a chance of
name from Norwnlk Lodge to South
Norwalk lodge, its related inventor.
day's Sentinel.
There was a fine display of tire-
workii in front of the Elite home In
Main street, and later bureaucrats
luncheon was served in the Window
‘for. There we: a large attendance of
member» of the ledge and oil storm.
on themeelvu as being pleaded over
the outcome of the notion of the
grand lodge in permitting the {mine to
remain in South Namath. who“ to; but
‘aiwiml been believed is t. preterit? oi
.‘ltiA moors that. it we: annuity no
Ito" lid to have It. ‘ "
and besieged in the rear by a. foreign
army.
'own country.
the ClaSh ointhe Invasion of
All these things are to happen, ac-
New England, New York and New
Jersey are to combine with the troops
of, the regular army in the department
of the east in working out one of the
great war games, intended to train
the militia men in the defense of their
The joint operations are to be our
{Continued on Sixth Page.)
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”All?“ his
State Board of Health to Send
State Chemist Newlande in
Bridgeport, at Cnce
HARTFORD. July 18.—~The annual
meeting of the state board of health
was held last night, at the capitol and
Dr. E. K. Root, of Hartford and Dr.
J. H. Towiieend of New Haven were
rte-elected president and secretary. re-
spectively. All the committees were
renppointd.
Secretary Townsend reported a mild
epidemic of typhoid lover in Bridge
port, minced, to clams taken from the
harbor. The Bridgeport. authorities
reported the matter to the some board
and asked for advice. The (board vo~
ted to have iState Olieinist J. H. New-
lands make an investigation of the or
liter beds in 'B'rldgeport harbor and re
port. 11‘s soon as plausible.
STATE PDLICEIEII
AFTEII HIGHWAIMEI
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WATERBIJRY. July 13.—~'l‘lie state
police were today railed in to take
charge of running down the four high-
waymon who yesterday held up and
robbed Contractor il‘Aioln and him our
alumni. ’l)r. Doolittle, cl over #700. Mi‘.
D'Aiota and Mn neelataiit were carry
lug the payroll for it gang working on
the stale road in Wolnoti. it was
thought that only three were concern—
ed in the holdup, but farmers in the
vicinity told the police today that they
new four men running away from the
scene of the robbery shortly after it
took place.
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noeoum wona.
Only one thousand dollars more add
the entail work of extermination will
begin at once, the committeelhnvinfi
credit of en's ydr from the centres;
ten for $2,500 and, “.000 pledged
mambo gent. ”Will all help? lilo
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edit be metetumrmived end their
nowiedged thread the Sentinel dolly.
B ery can. on this flirt iii it public
b :efacter. The mourns” be sent
iodine sentinel or millionaire a. deb
no f our township and it
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matter now email. your subscription.“
hen, treasurer than and think when ‘
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Attorney General Light Says the
Union School District Could
Not Meet After July 1
. A new crimp was out into the move-
ment for tire escapee for the public
schools of the South Not-walk Union
School District this morning when Alt-
torney General John H. Light rendered
a v-enbai decision to District Continue
teeman John ii). McMahon to the effect
one district committee had no legal
right to call bhe special meeting which
was held on Wednesday evening and
therefore any action that were taken
at that meaning was illegal.
dithorne'y General Disiht has gone in-
to the matter (thoroughly at the re»
«priest of Mr. McMahon and finds that
under the statute governing the con-
solimdtion oi the schools in Title Nor-
waike the district was extinct be all
practical purposes cutter the first Mon-
day in July, which was July 1, and that
any meet/ing‘heid or action taken by
the district thereafter, unless e’spee
lolly provided for, was illegal.
Just what action will be taken by
the district. committee as 9. result of
this finding is not known, Mr. hit-Ma
hon not conliding with the reporter
anything to this ottteiizt.
The situation is peculiar. The die
trlct cmnmittce and the members of
the special cmnmittee, not members
oi the former body are at odds. The
district coniititeenien will have nothing
to do with the movement on the
grounds that the appointment oi the
committee was illegal. on the other
hand the four members of bile mimic.
iiee, namely George F. Bacardi“. Her»
old Clark, I); William nmommvm.
trod Dodweii'have me ahead with the
Marti and one of the members mated
to e. Sentinel reporter this morning
that contracts i‘Or the work would be
signed on Monday. Just what effect
this decision will have on the com-mil.
tee is not. yet ‘known but is being
wwaited with grand interest.
riiiiiie Til CAVE
EilTlllAilEll IflllEliC
SHAMQKIN,
night‘s desperate work at the Burnside
Colliery of the Philadelphia and Read
1.
at the Norwnik Yacht Club, last even-
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:Pn” July 13.—After aA
Proved to beAFiiliy ac Enjoyable
on Any Thati itali- Taken Place
at Hickory Bluff
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With Musical Numbers and the
boost Fine Luncheon
The opening smoker of the season,
lug, while not as largely attended as
some of the affairs previously given
there was thoroughl enjoyed by a
congenial gathering of yacht owners
and their friends all of whom aseist~
ed in every way in making the once
hit) one long to be remembered.
As an entertainment program the
committee had secured the accom-
plished piaist. Professor George Fin-
hleuioue, of Bridgeport who kept the
ivories in motion throughout the em
tire evening. either with his solos or
skillful accompaniment for the other
artists.
Chester DeVere, of New Haven,
proVed one of the most versatile eli-
tertainege willow“ ever at the club!
house. As: ventrii0quilt, magician
and vocal soloist he kept his audience
entranced for over an hour. Hie
sleight of hand tricks with cards were
especially entertaining as well
mystifying and he was enthusiasticei~
iy recalled. in his ventroliqulerno lie
was equally at home, and be delighted
everyone.
it. B. Jones. of Belle island and
Ward Van Aietyne, 0(8th Norwaik.
heard in several vocal notes, were at
their best, and each artist was obliged
to respond to encoree.
As a special feature of the enter
tainment ‘Bcttiing‘Kunze and Kid Cae-
lng Coal and iron Company, the res-
culng party trying to reach William
May and flarr Derrick, who wee en-
tomlied since Thusday morning by a
monster cave in pecti'ated one burrieri
of cOal lending to n mine chamber this
morning, but nolhig was seen or heard
of the missing men. if tho. cntonibed
me escaped failing chunks of coal they
would have a hard fight to withstand
the foul ntmoaphere The leecne par—
ty ls redoubling its efforts to solve
the fate of Way and Derrick.
Nothing was known of the accident
until yesterday, when the mother of
live-nick milled at the home of Adele-
tat Foreman Bcbrefltcr and wanted ,to
know why her son had not returned
home.
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COUNTRV CLUB WATEn SPORTI.
The regular meeting of the Govern~
ting Board of bite .Norwaik Country
club we held last. evening at which
time tour non-rcuidentlai members
were elected to membership.
arrangements were also made for
the winter mirth which will «be held on
“next sitterdny afternoon at tibo club.
This meter to in the bandit of Joseph
it. Taylor, who here not yet completed
the 9mm of arable.
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“millennial; at Horton's, tonight.
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new minawblocir of [Julian 3060M
shy at the corner of tilt and locality-r
ion avenue. Comm John recourse
it to doing the work.
'i‘tie worn on John Botanic new it
at Lexington avemre iii rapidly mm
clot. The workmen on Will «in
wort: is under way. ,
Mina Mary Dudley, cit,
Work do rapidly programing on ’61?“
Intrepid and the mummy tumor
around. an reborn“ mawfi _
7’ ammo. .
ey appeared in a four round eel to,
which proved a grant laugh producer"
The youngsters were pretty evenly
Amatched throughout although at the.
end of the session Kunze appeared to
have a little the best of the argument.
.Referee Victor Ferris declined to give
:a decision. The time keeper was Fred-
erlnk T. coiemnn.
The entertainment committee, Eiblrt
W Fitch and Mr Ferris, served the
l
.ueuai palatable luncheon. not green.
corn being one of the pleading (lichen.
,Thero were tongue and cheese cand-
wlobee. crackers etc, to which full
justice wee dour
The second smoker will be held on
Saturday evening, August 10th. at
which time the members of the Knick
erbocker Yacht Club will be guests of
the Norwalii Yacht Club members.
IIIIIIEFIELII ”II
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RA‘DGEFAEIlIJ, Jilly lwaeiier 8.
zlnedient, aired twenty-three years and
non of Repreecntatlre 1). Frank Bed
lent, of this plane, wail probably fated»
iy iniurod. hint night. when hie motor
cycle collided at high speed with ii
tree. Both hi. lens and one arm were
broken and he endured internal in-
juries. ililii machine wan wrecked and
the tree bent over. His recovery to
not. looked for. ancient had run. to
thejliie of‘flie roadway to avoid bib
ting. a team on. the North allele rend.
Electronic catchment: can entertain:
blow" and dotted into the tree. ,
Later word we: received to later»
[noun not
'16. Address of Welcome in behalf of
u .
some motile accident laid proton in: ..
”General
and it till itiiii
intimidation
net or: all "course, the New
Pastor, Plans Interesting
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The members of Grace. Baptist
Church, ‘Norwalk, will tomorrow after-
noon at 2: 30 o',clock install their pae-
tor, 'Rev.‘ G J. Sabres A. B; B. 'i‘ii., to
his ”new field or labor. The fellowtng
program will constitute the fraternal
greeting: .
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2.
Music by the Choir,
Scripture 'Readins.
Rev. W. N..Morton.
3. Music by the choir.
4..Prayer, Rev. 1. B. Reed. .
5. Quartet, ' ,
a. sermon. Rev. 0. H. Johnson. D. l).
7. Music by the choir.
8. Addieea of Welcome to the Pastor,
Charles Lloyd.
Solo, Miss Gertrude Powell.
Address of Welcome in behalf of
the State Convention,
Rev. D. S. Kiosk. B. 1).
Address of Welcome in behalf of
thelNew England Baptist Mission-
ary Convention. ‘
Rev. A. C. uPOWelhD. D.
Charges to the Pastor,
Rev. W. 0. Harris.
Charge to the Church,
Rev, J. Edward Harris.
14. Music by the choir.
15. Address of Welcome in behalf of
Baptiste of the City.
Rev. R. G. Hartley.
9.
2,10.
11.
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13.
Baptiste of South Norwalk.
Damon A. H. Thompson.
17. Address of Welcome in behalf of
the M. E Church of the Clif-
Rev. Lincoln Banister Caeweli.
is. Music or the choir. ,
19 Address of Welcome in behalf of-
the A. M E. church of the Global;
Rev CharlestN Gibbons, D. D
20. Collection and Adjournment.
Every member and friend to request:
ed to give one dollar on that day.
The program begins at 2. 30 share.
Rev. William A. Hal-rod, D .D., Mas
her of mremouiee
IIII HIST LIFE
'TMIIIB T0 SAVE Blllll
EVA'NSTON. ill, July 18.—-The
drainage canal is being dragged by the
police today fer the body of Clarence
Paaem‘ore, 17 years old, who was
drowued yesterday while trying to
rescue a crippled sparrow.
With Thoreau Thorsten and Albert
Wolff, boys of his own age, he was on
his way-to the Genvlew Golf grounds.
where all were employed as caddies.
Pelemore opted the bird floating down
stream with one wing broken and as
soon as he could threw his clathoa off
plunged into the stream.
The boy succeeded in reaching the
sparrow, but the current was so strong
he was unable to turn back to shore
and he sent: in a few moments. The
other boys jumped into the stream in
an effort to lure him and Wolff. who
was unable to swim, barely cleaned a
similar fate. He was rescued by 'i‘hcr-
Ion.
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CHILI)“ STRIKES
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GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July lbw
(lrnnd Edwin wee bit early today by
a cyclone ’tbnt inlimd forty or more
persons and did thousands of doilern
worth of. damage. The storm onto
the city from ,, ,ncntliwelt about it
o'clock. The ‘ piece iitriicii W”
the City Maoist and the Gland fine:
ids central Wile Annabell Peril. aid.
folding.
The market moi . crowded with
rm cad tboir tome as trading
had last beam. no the storm struck,
the roof: of the inn we grandstand
me lifted and ' tied to pieces, being
wen-run FORECAST ‘
Hill [St iiiiii‘
'School District, held a meeting in the
”do prompted to Retiring Quotient J. J.
reach A...
ly Fair Tonight and Sundaya it
n i ii] til i it
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Will he Available for Their Use
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Attorney Candee Has Been Retained as Counsel by the
bore of the Special Committee
not called to order until 9.
by George W. Begonias. As who
ed in yesterday's Sentinel“
McMahon and James Paul
trict committee'dld not. alto
meeting. Dr. Hiram B.
third member of the comm
ed, but took no active part
ceedings, except on the
ganizatlon. It was appare "
present that the committeoitie.
not in accord with the mow .
The organization of the all
took place first, George W?
, The special committee on fire es-
capee. appointed at the recent special
meeting of the South iNorwalk Union
South Norvralk council chamber last
evening, at which time they made ar-
rangements to enter into a contract
with some concern for the fire escapee
before Monday, the 15th shall have
passed. A committee was unpainted
to investigate prices and plans, and a.
meeting will probably be held on Mon-
day‘ morning and if possible to take
some decisive action at that time.
Owing to the fact that Wilfred Bod-
weii was not in town, the meeting wee
illitliii iIllii A”
this iiiiii ir-
Ceremony Wee Conducted By
Deputy Great Sachem Walk-
er, at Standard
(Continued on twelfth; { .
Golf Play
GREENWICH, July lib—ac.
The chiefs of Cockenoe Tribe, No.
32. l. O. R. M. were installed inst eve-
ning at the regular meeting by‘Deputy
Great Sachem W. H. Walker, of Stam-
ford, assisted by Peat Sachem ii.
Klock, of Stamford and Past Sachcms
Wilbur F. Hubbell, J .Wlillam Rowe
and H. F. Bullwlto. of Cockeaoe Tribe.
The evening proved a most pleasant
and successful one. The installation
ceremonies were conducted wibtout a
bitch and the officers. are now duly
qualified to hold their positions for
the ensuing term of six months.
The chiefs raised up are as follows:
Sachem—Gould J. Hoyt.
Sr. Scanners—4W. F. iskeyau.
Jr. ‘Sagumore-w. V. Worden.
Prophet-Ml. J. Golder.
Chief of Recorder—«F. B. Muikln.
Bridgeport, and F‘. C. Cooley
Hartford Golf club. won t
finals in the. annual Connection
ailment here yesterday afternoon.
they will play each other todaA. to
state championship. ,
Waldo defeated C P Merriam
Waterbury, it up and i to play.
Cooley defeated (1E Trueadnibl
Greenwich, with two to go.
~Dancmg at Dorlon‘e, toaixli .
TRINITY LADIES PLAN
PETE.
The ladies of Trinit‘r‘Chngoll
at a meeting held yesterday to
Keeper of Wampum-«W. l. Com- lawn foietheafternoonmd 4
stock. . July 30th on the church
Collector of Wampumwmiw. Brow- Many unique fectum m .
or. the common. Anton or. to
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transportation to and Mat “*9
Am in small sum and
may be made with the,
which will be announced I
the article! to be can“.
cream and cake flown-e,
' sandwiches and in. A.
with a punb cart will be
once and a lemon m
in; booth: and a pony -
olildren. will W cattle
which will be timed-W
in the evening. All dug-lac
there will be music. '
'lat Saunapwii. E. Bailwlte.
2nd aannnpwPeter ports.
1 Warricrmw. l. Decker.
2 Warriorm'l‘homiia white
is Warrior-«Gregory islicyiin.
A Warriorw-{iaritcn Dylngtoii.
l Brave—When. iioderiund.
2 BrnvwEni-i Garfield.
3 Bravemnrthur Shepherd.
i Braveww. W. i’ercy.
Guard of Wlflflmr-“J. J. Henneocey.
Guard of mreeiwdiie. it. inneoln.
A beautiful pent phenom lingo wen
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Golder by (ionization dieimebm' A!»
noctetlca. liemnrkii for the coed of
the order were made by Deputy w. ii.
Witter, i". 3. Herman flock, of
ford, and other member. of the in ‘
'l‘iieb "pom of the ottieere showed
the tribe to he in this condition.
nourishment. were «not!
the electing.
MUTY AND A“! fix,
The may We who
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am the that male!
parietal? new oil we
The absinthe urine . .
were idnli In aim
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Mr. and tire. Alfred utttinor have.
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