yen, in the won
3 and the tinigh will be
. - made subioct to thy
swap—Remote. ‘
BSTRDIJSHED 1870
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fl'he Former Party Selects Tuesday and Wednesday. Septem-
ber 10 and II, in Foot Guard
Democrats Plan to Hold line Scotti-12 at Same Place
NNNNNN must at us NNN
IIIIIIIIIS IIIY IIIR IRE RIPIIIIIII‘NIII PIRIY
Alsop Resigns and Stevens Takes His Place—Senator McLean
is Picked to Preside
M
v
in the evening.
happen if there should be a deadlock
over the governorshlp in the republi-
can «state convention, nobody ventures
. HARTFORD, Aug. 2.—The republi-
can state convention for the nomina-
tion of a state ticket, will be held in
the Foot Guard to mory in Hartford on
Tuesday and Wednesday Septemhei
ill) and 11, and as the democratic
state convention will be held in the
same hall on Wednesday and Thurs-
day. September 11 and 12, there may-
be a collision of conventions, so to
speak.
expect no such collision, of Course,
as the Wednesday session of the to
t
o clock in the afternoon and the Wed;
nesday session of the democratic con- N
an.
MRI can II III
_._~NNNNN NNNNNNNNN
Governor Baldwin Having to”
Make Many Explanations
A little over a month ago Governor
Simeon E. Baldwin caused to be sent
to all of the directors and trustees of
state institutions a letter containing
excerpts from Attorney General John.
'H. Light‘s opinion on the l’urlnshingI
ol‘ supplies to the various institutions.
Judge Light took the position that it
was a violation of the law for a di-
N-Nettm to allow a convolution or com
panyN with which he was connected Ioi
supply any institution with NnatellulsI
or any kind.
Since the letter went out, there has
been considerable discussion among
the directors and tIustccs, and two of
‘_the Nmembexs oi’ the board of trustees
of the Connecticut Iiospltnl I'm the
insane have seen lit to take the letter
mi pmsonal to NthcmsclNes and hurts
resigned. It is understood that not a!
few others have wzllten to the um- I
in nor asking for an explanation of llNeN
letter. and just ovhut lts effect wusN
concerning themselves It Is also said:
that a director of one of the lending.
NNNunnl‘uctutlng tonvpuules ol' the state i
who Is also a member oi the bourd oI‘N
trustees of, the Connecticut Aurlcnl
turul I‘lollege. had offered to resign,
I
I
I
to romnln a director, tnkltut the no»
oltlon that a convunny'or corporation.
or which a director was a director or
trustees or a state Institution, couldr
furnish supplies to the institution. pro.
vhllng It was awarded the contract to
do no on a competitive bill.
A number oi questions lint/o NINoetN
ruined by the letter, especially as to
Its effect on members oi school com-
anitoou. and Judge Iaiflhfn‘mfild yester-
day that ho had been asked, by the
governor, and had given a supple
mental opinion on this attention. ‘in
this otllulon. Judge Light. heldptlmt
tin». low did not shoot members of
’ school committees. .. ‘
9
tree ioIIlIlI SIILI. LIII
lilo Lil
W
Shoulder opt-lug one its. “
r dismount steak. is no lb.
It has mi). its. - N'
Nhtitiorluo. use. N‘
W roan flahfilfl’l‘.
lid W
i
’viw. .‘
lected for the holding of all republi-
can caucuses in the stage.
The leaders or the two partiesl mittee this afternoon decided that not
only the state ticket caucus but. also
the congressional. senatorial and D10-
publlcan convention will be over by 3 hate caucuses must be held on that
STREET YIIIIIKEII I8
working in West avenue, on thepavlng
job, was struck by a New Haven au-
tomobile, driven by Warren .DoOIIttle,
.nvold striking the njnm. the driver of
=qu that the governor had urged him I quickly I” ““3 “mm"
' metered It in. south Norm rapes. '
Second than lost our
RIPIIIIIIIIIS
/.
Armory, Hartford, and the N. n
n
P
R RIMIII I3
time Blanariok takes his
Mercedes” out of the garage he has
trouble. A year ago he wasted down
Grandvlew avenue hill at a‘ speed that.
rivaled the swittest of railroad trains.
and being thrown out was uninjured.
,He seems to have an unlucky, yet
c
entlon will not begun until 8 o'clock
Just what would
t
t
o predict. t
- August 30 Caucus Day. .
Friday, August 30, is the date so
The {com
.5...”
(Continued on Second Page.)
STRUGKI I‘Y IIITGIOIILE
emu-em .
Antonio Sclner,‘one of the ganzi
In West avenue, near the armory, Yes
terduy afternoon, about 5 O'GIock and
although not seriously injured, he was
knocked down and bruised samewh‘at.
He was taken to the ethos of Dr. Royal
L. Higgins in West avenue, by Sor-
gean’t Bryan H. Silk, who was investi-
gating the case, and received medical
attendance. ’
Doolittle In company with Harry M:
Glynn was proceeding toward South
Norwnlk nt‘a slow rate of speed, when
Sclner, who was at; the time entitling
water, stepped from behind one much-
lne in front of Doolittle's cur. To,
the machine swerved sharply to the
left and in so doing struck a north-
hound trolley car a glancing blow.
causing no added damage save a benlN
forward mudguard He stopped al
most Instantly and in fact left no
wlleelmnrks In the Nondway, so slowlN
and he been going,
One of the water pulls Sclnor wna
tarrying received a slight. dent where
It hit the forward part of the auto and
Bclncr won toppled over. He was soon
on his total and the affair was over be-
for re It had hardy been realized by
the participants
T'ralllc ()Illcer I‘loruonnt Silk Woo
and. Doolittle
havlnu stopped to use whotlnlury his
victim had sustained he turned the
soloist over to (inlet Thomas Leather-
.Nlnnd and Prosecuting Attorney Louis
tloldschmldt. The oliicluls allowed
Doolittle to so after a brief examina-
tion. pending a thriller Invmdlgntlon
of the affair. The New Haven man
will probably not, he art'ested, hut civil
action INN threatened.
W
1
TWO RUNAWAY senses.
Two little Nowell; hora prevented
a runaway that looked on thouxh “ It
might have been serious yesterday on
tornoon at on In WNNII street, when
they halted the horse or the “oldies.
Roster and Kent company.
Just a little than beret-oi thin. the
olocnt. Deltlyn‘s halter horse ntnrtod
down main street from the store at
quite a clip, but was halted It? the
returned the horse to the store
,‘ ' . . _
. N.
no... manual Arrested Alter 3
evening, In West avenue. when on an.
tomoblle sought to cross the tornaup
section batween the trolley tracks 094
posits Elm street. and they are the
arlk and Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Kern.
None were injured.
of some fluid more exciting than gas-
oline and right under an electric light
cuponts to the new wood block. where
more bruises. The machine . remnInEd
across both north
trolley rails and from midnight. when
the accident occurred until 1 o'clock
it was necessary to transfer passen
gels around the place. ' '
F. Page went to the scene and arrest.-
.ed Blonarlck holding him under the
charge of reckless driving and operat—
' log a motOr vehicle while under the;
“influence or intoxicating liquors.
continued the case ,ior one week mid
Blanarlck was placed under bonds or
5100.
aged, stood near the scene of the ac
eldent. at the side of the road all the
Nhome. .lolm Reilly. of 21 Mason street,
need work or "drink" nomads, In N
front of Ronnie‘s button. Rancid:
‘m‘Dr. s. a. am, the local moo
"phasmnawarforthe month at
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. FRIDAY AUGUST 2.1512
iRIIR IIIRIIYIII RIIIRf
NNNN NNNNN NNNNNNNN
the Mishap and Hold Under
SIDD ‘Bail '
Four peOple were thrown out last
rst ones reported precipitated to the
ow wood block pavement. The peo-
Io ware Mr. and Mrs. Michael Elan
It seems to the police that every
“Chinese
harmed existence.
Blanarlck was under the Influence
urned the auto from the road into
he ditch. The jar catapulted the Oc-
hey rolled around a little. sustaining
and south hound
Othcers .Talvla S. Murray and Chas.
This morning In the Norwalk town
court. Judge Edward M. wokvood
The machine. which was badly dam-
morning.
IIIIII IIIRIIS IIIIR‘.
SKIIIIIIII IIR I’IIIIIEIII
Five Men In New Haven Car
Wars Somewhat Inlured While
Melting Sharp Turn
car of Frank Somers was ovorturnod
early today, while skidding on the
smooth pavement of i‘llNNNvell avenue.
less hurt. although none so badly that
they give worry for the outcome. The
injured are Thomas Moduli, who was
sent to tire hospital, but later went
and Jeremiah Nuonnn. 0! Grand no
one who remain at St. Raphael‘s hoo-
pltul and are comfortable this morn-
Ing and Mr. Bomeru and Edward (lin-
ty. who were bruised. The machine
was not badly hurt. Mr. homers ears
that the skidding was due to a short)
turn to avoid a wagon which wan to
the street. The pavement was quite
wet. and two time ware llui swim: to
punctures and the brakes contributed
more to the upset than- to chocklnlt
the cur.
SPEED III)" MINE
IIII IIIBIDE GIIIIIIBE
The Motor Boat. WCurnlvaI Committee
held an enthusiastic meeting at tho
Isohodu Yacht Club rooms, last, siren
his. at which time it was voted to hold
W. I11 WM] W314“ RIO “I!“ MM con
prises shall be almond.
Commodore W. It; sits
mother at the WM _,
increment was «an ; ‘
Gonpresematt Illll Taller NExcep»
ERRRRS III ‘ IIIRERIIIIIIII
Claims Republican Measure to
NC”
discussion of the wool bill passed by
the senate last week. Representative
HIII took exceptions to a statement
made by Representative Harrison, 0!
Very little to do with, the cost of pro-
III N N NINNNN I‘NnN
NEW HAVEN, Aug 2.—~—The touN‘IngN
and the live men In It were more Or,
a speed boat race on the more NM
walk Inside course, at the conclusion
or the parade There were u number”
of toil speed boat men In attendance
upon 1111) meeting or the committee and
they wore enthusiastic over the ow
test open to Ill and no hoodlum. It
W“ also voted, that out lotto to“ In.
Norwnllt met one was. m s ;
lions to Settle oi Represen-
tatives H5rriaon’ s Stato-
NW“
si
IIIII f IIIIIIII Illiii
Lower Than Democratic line
a
Nvlistrmoron. Aug. 2.~Durtng the e
New York, that, the selling price had
duction. Mr. Hill said that the selling
price must he in accord with the cast
of production or productiOn Would ul~
tlmately stop in any line of business.
Mr. Hill asked and was granted five
minutes each to discuss the three:
measures that were before the bonsai
making 15 minutes In all.
measures were. he said, first the Us
derwood hill. originally Introduced
from the ways and means committee.
giving ll per cent duty on who! and
40 W cent the on cloth. menu the
f
——r
(Continued on Tenth Pm.)
IIIIIIISIS RIII. IYIRIII
Governor Baldwin Will Probably
Nlieiuse to Entertain Charges
Dr. Frank G. Atwood the New Haven
veteransrlun, was a visitor at the Call-
itol yesterday. During hls‘vlsit he
said that he had recently preferred
charges with Governor «Simeon Bald-
win against Commissioner of DomestlcN
Animals Henmn t) Averill. This lei
the second time that Dr Atwood has
accused General Averill and It to no
, derstood that the charges are oi a sim-
ilar nature to those brought in the first
complaint which alleged that the com
mlssioner had boon lax In the perform
moons of his duty.
it to understood that tho charsos‘
were brought about three weeks ago.
Since that time Governor Baldwin has
been giving them a thorough Investi-
gation. bolus aided by Attorney Gen-
eral John H. ldght. it is understood
that the governor decided to Ignore
the charges on the ground that Dr. At~
wood has already had hln day In court.
and that the charges are substantially .
the name so those brought before. Clan»
oral Averill recently was asked about
the matter and he said that ho was pro“
poring I stateroom on the complaint:
made. for the governor. Ila did not
know whether another hearing in the
matter would result or not.
i.“ to... WW.- .l.
mu KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
A pig owned It)“ Ernest Hendricks.
or t‘lrsnburv Plattln. was NN victim or
the thunder shower or wmmy
night. in that he was struck dead by
imitation. Not. only did the bolt kill
the oil. out It on; NN hole In the wound
though to bury the animal
“When Mr. handout“ murmured his
may, the animal was turned on block
all cool. it.” not. thoufllt that the
bolt. struck the his directly, trot that
it With tilt ”hill! a foot or IIII If”.
W the animal was not uneasy
. alum
bolt on it descended from has»
m’
ijn: as w. tracer darn, at s e.
,_ . m
: ascent. _
; NNNN INN NNNNN
. Prohlhlle Inter-State Shipment
States hasNtbrought against John T.
Hunt of Ridgsfleld is the first to be ,
brought under the federal law In this
state, although the statute has been in
torce since May 29, 1884. The speci-
llc complaint is that he shipped tuber
culosls cattle from New York Into con. N
nectiout on November 20. 1910.
ed States department of agriculture
shows that there were eight cows In
all which were driven on foot from
Brewster's, N. Y., to Ridgetleld.
cows were subjected to the tuberculo-
shovted according to the claim of the
federal government that they were dis-
eased. and the information the govern'
Subsequently, in March, 1,911, the cows
were subjected to tests in this state
'Hrunt sold the cows and did not advise
the purchaser that they were diseased.
The penalty under the federal statute
Is a maximum title of $5,000, a mimi~
mum fine of 3100 or a sentence of not
more than one year in jail, or both line
and imprisonment.
admits practically all the government
charges. but ignorance of the existence
of the federal statute is his only de-
ThescI cattle cannot be shipped from other
N states into Connecticut unless they are
Accompanied by a bill of health and
the Connecticut commissioner on the
diseases of domestic settle must be
notified within twmdour hours after
the cattle reach their destination. The
state law provides a line of not more
than 360 for the llrst Mouse and not
more than $100 for each subsequent
offense.
quart.
termelona. peaches, pineapples,
Nalforded plenty of excitement
some two or three hundred people In 'most beautiful In the world
. Sign large hole, Indeed. no made N
Fair Ton
Warm-Nina roascstrr
ldht, Followed by Showers.
Nn—nl-
NNNNNNNN-NNNNNNN
~oi Deceased Cattle
The prosecution which the United
The investigation made by the Unit
The
as test in New York; and the test
out has is that NHunt knew of It.
hit again showed that they were dis-
used, and later according to the claim
‘8
Hunt, Is is said, a
81158.
The Connecticut lufw prevldes that t
l
——&PECIAL8 AT JOSELOFF'S.
Native sweet corn. 1 don, 25c.
Native onions, red or yellow, be per
Native cucumbers, 2 for tie.
Native cabbage, be and 10c per hit
Native squash. do per pound.
Jersey tome-toes 1 qt..10c
Peal. wax beans. musk melons we
tune.
JOSELOFF‘S,
Tel. call .467. 72.North Main St.
USED STGIEB Mill
IXE IlII GGIPIIIGI
.Ioe Ilemplire and Joe iizair. oi:
No. 22 Hoyt street, 50th Not-walkI
that section last night. The men had
been showing Ill dealing toward each
other for some time. and it ended In
a stone throwing contest, In which
Demplrln is reported as being the ag-
gressor. One at the atoneu he throw,
and which was on large as a man‘-
held. attract: a bomb most. and than
hounded against the hit) of an eight
adenoid nlrl nomad Cell. lniurlng her
quite «badly. Demonic than necdmd
on use. and attempted to chop Ilsntr
to pieces. The latter neonatal a hold
on the implement and wrencholl it
from mmplrle‘n group.
The men then jumped into n ditch
in the neighborhood and continued
outstanding each other until the amt
vol of (”floor Niohn ii. Smith, who
platted both under arrest. They re-
mained to the police station out" 2
ooloolt this alteration. when the cases
against them were scheduled to he
tried.
LWW
‘I'HI JOLLY Phil onset.
The Jolly It'lvn gave a very concur
that evening. The adult was well at:
loaded and the horn proved them1
new» to be charming entertainers.
. ‘ I. ”Wait. WWII. ,
tattle sou tails movies,- or south
am one admitted to the flora
wall: hospital this morning for also
“While lack" Lewis ’Arrested Yesterday as He was . ,
PRISIIIIER SIRS Hi IRIS IRRIII III IIIYEIIIIISE
Detectives Are on the Trail oi Other Gunmen Concerns ,
Lewis, one of the {our men accused oil
shooting down the gambler Hermann
ROsonthai, was given a third degree
motion that would supply corrobora-
tion of the confession or “Bald Jack"
Rose.
Webber that 'Pollce Lieutenant Becker
Seldenshue, was picked up yesoerday
on the station platform at Fleish-
manna. N. Y., just as he was about to
brought to this city this mowing by
'MITII TIIIIII GYEII
sell, Jr., report that they were motor-
startlng from innabruck to Bones, and
then over the famous passes of the
Austrian Alps, Pordol and Falzarego,
over which Napoleon, after conquer-
ing Austria, led the French army in-
to Italy, when he subjugated that
country and placed his son on,
throne. The climb up these passes
shows the clouds, twining and twisting
up the face of the mountains, and zig-
Nsaglng along preclplces, sheer high,
let Ithonaands of feet is thrilling;
views over ranges and along valleys
stretching away as far as the eye can
for show This valley In said to be the
foil and honor dance at Wurl’olnt‘
‘ when no not out mood I!!! depth.
IRNII HIRIII ISSIIII
IS RIIIIIIII II IEISIRM II
II IIISIIII IIIIIIIR
Board a Train.“ and Eastéslda Gangsters 'NHad'S‘om
' Ideas of Rescuing Him Irom Detectives Teddy] '
NN, NNN run up It NNN RIIlIlllllll
Killing oi Gambler Bosonlhal
I
Detective Harvey. The trip
city was made without lnciden
the train drew into the We
terminal. There a band of six
east side gangsters leaped o r;
gate separating the platform ’
the tracks and started tow,
train. Suddenly their eyes ‘
sevoral headquarters detective
had been sent. across the
assist Detective Harvey, and th
stars slunk back into the stati'
move was made to rescue the p
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.~“wntte Jack”
rllling today, to glean further infor-
Harry VslIOn and “Bridgie”
ought the death of Rosanthsl.
Lewis, whose real name is Frank
aka a“ train to the west. He. was
w
IIIBTIIIMI ALPS
Letters from General Frost and Rus‘
Ten wanton Killed, odd
Missing m Believed
Buried In Ruins~35
Iniurod "
ng last week tnNthe Austrian Tyrol.
the - N
nunsnsnno. Bavaria. fiend
Ten workmen were killed, thin-lit,
seriously injured and five are‘ 5
‘ss 9. result or the collapse 0!-
intense power station under s -
lion here today. The enth‘e
crumpled up and fell in a heap
debris. burying seventy-two labs
The troops of the town so
were called out to assist in the war
extrication. The hoides of the ‘
missing men are believed to h
death the ruins.
with
teach, and villages looking like collee
tlons ot toy houses, and streams like
litres of silver.
The General and Russell spent two
days at Cortinn, a town lying in a pic-
turesque valley surrounded by massive
dolomltcs, snowcoverod except where
their turrets and tawera and spires
are too perpendicular to lodge the
———M. and W. Nobhy Tlma,,3'6'
$36.27. Sturges‘ Garage ’00. It
IIPEIIATIIII I. out a: I
an NNNNtE NvoNNLo Til ,
Audubon Dan. the 113th W,”
Union Telegraph operator. who
poled to have saved 360.030 .
his thirty-six years of carrier.
the company. In planning to”
trip around the rvvorld and
the United States during the 91?!
low months. Mr. Don INN tho
of a pension, larger than be
from the company tor who
bored so many years. and hinted
Sentinel reporter thin more .
his relief was In reality a It: to
vacation, tor at the expiration ‘05
time he will be given the II
or reporting at the New York:
of the company and archiving
other position. which will to
tohtm. lie enprslasd‘hlmno
in: highly planned with tho
which he received from or
pony. During his Ion}: refit.
the company, his vacation
stance did not exceed vhirt
w—
From Cortlnn, they motored to Tch-
loch. a noted and popular resort in
another fine valley. They were to Iln-
lsh their Continental motoring by a
trip in Northern ltsly. and from there
were to go to Motion. and then motto
NN motor tour throullh the lake country
of Western England then to Liverpool.
and home by the Lusitania, the last
Cunardar.
mssrnnoov BPfiCIALB.
heal. creamory butter. lit, 82c.
In the. Itigfil‘. $1.00.
AIuNNlNa salmon. tile.
a cane pens, 25c.
3 pkttll. Kellogg's corn flakes. 250.
a nitric. cream of wheel, 250..
7 the, laundry starch. Elle.
Pure lard, 2 lbs, use.
a cum hipperodhorrlnm use. I
We always carry a lull line of all
fruits and vegetables, tmb tram the
tN'Nclnhimrlnp tonne.
Royal bravery do.
N. NW0-
lbltO’WNKD M“ INII’MN I'lllll'l'.
summon. Aug. await vvtthg,
sued nineteen. on employs at the Ilium
or hotel. Shipped NPolut, rm to both»
inn with two other employs loot. sight
Tel. 1264-3
«unsound has:
”on order to hotel: roar a.
cloned and accords)“ nl
dude]. and I. when ‘vvn
Nour m locum; 15 Monroe
newsman Milo ind willie Mind
m5 m the other: could viva no
holds Ilium oi tile haul were stood
the m ‘ the bolt! in» not. Mild
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