. Wfkfid'fl' W :STABIJSHED 1870 BAAAA AAA All "All NEW A the militia to the regulars, and, in theA Wine is an Average Man ” any» Entered If the Iouth Nouns! Putt-onlo- u second mm “It tw- YllRK AJAVAARY A‘ARM five Troops of Over 300 Men There .Yeoterday Aflernoolgand Lett This Morning for . , . Bridgeport to Begin AAAllHINAAWA PlAlililli MAKES AHA llAlAllllAlAlll APPAAR AS A RAlHAll Wagon Train of New York Signal Corps Went Boiling Through the Town Yesterday on the Journey Eastward The camp of the First New York Cavalry, located last night on the ex- tensive farm of James R. 'Connors‘ at liirookside. was a scene of much inter est. yesterday afternoon and early this interning. There were hundreds or vis- itors and all enjoyed the scene of army tile as displayed by the soldiers. Not a little curiosity and some little enthusiams was shown over the troops. Critical visitors to the organ- izations naturally fell to comparlngf minds of the most critical, the former suffered in the comparison. Those 'iwho talked with the regular army ofll- ASTOB'HEIR Til Blltl. uooet rinrt onenniggo page The Bull Moose party, of South Nor’ walk, mfide its debut lust eventn; when about twenty-five South Norwant Noters assembled together for an infor— lnal meeting. Prominent Democrats and Republicans are reported to have been present, although the proceedings of the meeting are being held on the Atmlctue today. Apparently the members of the new party were somewhat disappointed that. there was not a larger attendance at the meeting, (but it. is generally mnoeded that the new progressive pur- ty has many local members who are somewhat wenk-hneod ul‘ld for various not wish it to become hencraliy known A m, mp, time that llll‘i’ are aylupailliz-AHAWA‘ child shall attain the age of 21 years." (‘l‘ix or Teddy. Perhaps they wish to; not on the winning side and wllutchrA liiu'ly silon‘s‘the best lost of strength AlAAASAAWlliOHB Olin of the [pm i "W licncver a child born after the mailing of the Alust will and shall tile leaving suthA will g-ot their votes. Manuela stated to a Sentinel reporter this morning ilmt there would be lili- other tiit'tilllilz lit the near future, at “AAA” Willtli time a poimnritlut ornaniznllonA Would be affected i H” l HOMER DAUCHEV LOST. l.iiih~ llomcr ilaurhey, aged four‘ years, who resides with Mill. Kelley, of on l‘onnoctlcui avenue went out it)‘ one the soldiers yesterday aftoiuoonl and not lost in the planes of ”mi South Norwnlk streets. At any ruic‘ tiltlor William it. Pennington picked, the little ind up and took him to iim‘ polite station. lie was too ymlng to null who he was or where but fiiimfiim‘mg iiictlouthorn‘itbode inland shore Aim" and AA ”AAA" "0A '"A’AAA ” ”A'A‘WAA‘lvlth Newport as the doatiuullou. item in tho ullcrncou that hill guardian” culled for him WWW ”the littimlit'i‘tl of the Second Section oi the Third lllviulun of Navel Militia. ti. N. 0.. left town this morning on the lituuboat Machine. for their annual ten tiuys‘ cruise to part uiAinown to them. except that their first stop will be the dimoitiyn Navy Yard. The men were ordered to report at to o‘clock at His- , bury Bind. from which place they were transferred to the Machine and shortly after this corticawee weighed ,jtnni the ship departed. Astonishing about lion’s eggs, Mrs. A A We: Joyce, or Monroe street brought a nipple into the sentinel or ‘ “ this morning which on smaller ‘ been». one true «it we on Ila pupitmuurcoiy through a w Attendee! Wait core and enlisted men and the militia- men found obiigtng. Oliver 8. Bridgman, comander, arriv- ed at Camp Wendie, on Keeier's Hill, Stamford, yesterday about 12:30 and bivouacked there for lunch which con’ sisted of two ham sandwiches, a ban- ana and a hard boiled egg. The officers and men who cared to purchase ice cream and milk could do so. were venders of both articles of food at the camp. reports that 'Mrs. Madeline “Force As- tor ls contemplating a contest of the will of her husband. John Jacob Astor, have been set at rest 'by an emphatic denial from William H. Force, Astor’s father. ' oi‘ the will was under consideration declared grounds for believing that the courts would giro the expected heir a much‘ larger share of the Astor than under the provisions of the will, which provides that "elicit child who shall survive, other than his son Viti- reasons best known [0 [hgmmlveg (In A cool and daughter Mlll‘itil Sill!" MCGAVE Ailm estate as would burn boon distri- , into." i tlay‘n sport with niaspivol‘cups for two i Wiiilim itiiiiil iii ‘ .AAAAAAAAAAA Ptliliii Next Saturday to he a Busy Day at the Shore Resorts in This Vicinity - . Al AWN: WAS IN. BRAWKSWA for the Blue iii-my Arrived The Bell Island Club has exeended an invitation to the lNorwulh Country Club. the Knob Club. the Norwallt Yacht Club and the Tokeueke Club to participate in a four men, two hum, tired yard match relay swimming race. to be held at Bell island in connection with the water sports of the Bell is- land Club, Saturday, August 17th. The race will start about 4:30 p. m. A cup will be awarded to the club whose team wins this event, the‘cup to re- main with the Bell Ilsland Club until actually won. Medals will also be given to each member of the winning team. The entries will close on Wed- nesday of next week. Charles Money, at Bell Island, is chairman of the wa- ter sports committee. Tokeneko Club Events. The Tokeneke club, of Rowayton. will have their annual water sports on Saturday. August 17th, at 2:30 0': clock, with the following open sports for men: 100 yard swim. Onehaii’ mile swim. lFuncy diving. Plunge for distance. Canoe race (two paddling). Canoe tilting. Members of other shore clubs in the Norwalks have been invited to enter. and send their names to Herbert Wheeler, who is replcsentlng the nth letic comtnltete. The Knob Club. The annual water sports to be held or! Saturday next at the Knob club will create much interest. Alrbady the entertainment committee has arrang ed the program for the sports, which promises to consume the entire after- noon. and they have been announced as follows: 50 yard swim for girls under 14. Fancy diving contest for men. Fancy diving contest for ladies. Fancy diving contestwgirls and boys under to. 100 yard ,swlm for ladies. 50 yard swim for boys under 14. 100 yard swim for men. Hurry scurry canoe race. Half mile swimming race for men. (Open) Canoe tilting. Half tulle ctihoc girls. V Half mile boys. Certainly the above program prom tees some real fun and that talent will lie displayed is certain for there are many expert amateur athletes among the Knob a membership The spoils will begin promptly at 2 iocloch amt every detail for the suc- cessful carrying out of that program will be cared for by the committee. Motor Boat Parade. As the annual motor boat parade, with speed boat races, takes place next Saturday altornotm, the 17th inch, the‘ harbor is likely to present an animub ed appearance. it is cxiuuued the var- ious attractions will draw a great gathering. to this section of the nitrite. m WILL BEQIW STREET PAVING MONDAY The south Nor-walk moot paving will commence Monday when Contrac- tor Jtniepii A. Mciiilroy, of Norwalk. will put. a force of men to work on Water street, which will he hto first street to be Worked. This road will be paved with the Roman Road Num- her it. It is planned to mark the beginning of the wort: with a proper celebration and a big feed is being planned by contractir McEircy. m War Maneuvres AillllAlilAlilA‘ililliAllllAllllli all very courteous and The First New York Cavalry, Col. There An automobile accom- , , (Continued on Page Twelve.) a. set BIB sou YORK, Aug. 10.-—«Pcrslstent c N EW Mrs. D . ’ Those who announced that a contest 1 recently that there were property race—ladies and $3,000,000. to be held in trust uniliA canoe racewmcn and The law regarding provision for u A child is as follows. tcslntor shall have nA unprotidcd tor, every chiidl shall succeed to the some portion of lulled if such parent had died intes- W YACHTS LEFT NEVA Lilllllilll TODAY‘ mew MONDUN, Auk. ill.~w’l‘iil.- noise of tho New York Yacht Club norttlnucil letter with a it'lrlillit! run t‘ommoddro George ii‘. linker. .ir.. nou- trl'tmteil the silver incentive for the divisions of station and eciulouors. in addition the club uttered prizes for the different classes. A few Whlffg of log drilled in from the mythical mist. factory off Montailit during the early morning. but the the tag can burnt it. up quickly. The south: arty insect; or yesterday showed up on tlnio and gave every evidence at moo rung colors of continuing through the day. The braces off the mouth of the Thames this morning was a trifle east of south, which scanned to indicates tulle best around lilies flocks slope fetch inmost: block island Bound or It! miles to Point Judith and than a run‘oifwindof heron toilet to theiiro not at Old Woman‘s Beet worship. The dust ran out to the start more iy utter a unlock and In hein- inter , the yachts were mil cm beetles; ”mm OAGOUNE SCENT execute. "It say. Foray, settle this electrician for on " "What's the dispute?“ a ”should a min use oertuth of any Ion?” . "Welt em of muslin! itiner- Distributiongoithe Troops Com- uu dunno ,, ruin lililliiilih Sixty-live special Trains and Several Steamers Were Used STRATFORD, Aug. 10.--An area of. Southwestern Connecticut square miles in extent is today trans- «nuted from the scenes of peace to the pageantry of war. tantry, troops of cavalry, batteries of: I artillery, tr ,mcnt are detralnlng at strategic points for the divisional the "Reds" and the "Blues." paesiug,oertain whether or to various camps and preparing forArlght to sell the rope. The captain of the opening movements of day s‘ paign. A's , . . ~ Mannheim not» I'm an lure-girli- Modifier I mil w“... m on own cum» scorn noawsm, cons. embassy. soccer 10 1912 L‘AWA lllAAl plated Throughout Southwest ern Connecticut nmnsuvnn‘v‘é, HEADQUARTERS, of 450 Regiments of in- iieid trains, wagons, auto ucks, ambulances and hospital equip ,-i 5? 1 i ll iA. WEATHER FORECAST Probably Rain Tonight: and «mm. nu Stilt AAWilii twin “Hill": iohn Erickson Fined $25—Auto- let Bapp Forteits $50 Bond Officer John H. Tootblll, of the South Norwnlk police department, while! patrolling Day street, in plain clothes yesterday afternoon when he placed John Erickson and Michael Martin, of New York city, under ar- rest, charged with the theft of $50 worth of rope from the horse, The Hyde. owned by the New England No- vigation company, and part of the fleet which brought the Second Caval- ry, bl. Y. N. 0., to this city yesterday morning. The men found a place to sell the [rope first and then hired a boat from the isohoda Yacht Club. Martin row- ed the boat around to one side of the barge and Erickson dropped the stolen propery therein. They rowed down the harbor a ways and left the boat, taking the rope, to B. lievls place of business in Day street. where they at- tempted to‘ dispose of the property. “Officer Toothill, in plain clothes, hap- pened to be standing nearby and War- heard the conversation between the men and Mr. Devil The deal had a peculiar look to the officer and heltook the men into custody, bringing them to the police station to await investi- actlons between the nine Connecticut Maneuver Cam-A Sixty- dive special trains have cries-A, crossed the state to distribute theAErickson told Judze William F. Tam- consumer. (in m Pose) JllWiA Si] iPAllW ' lilll'l llll AlillllS tie? a in Distant Court Being Fin-A ed When He Should Be Hand- ling Another’ 3 Case onennwrcn Conu..Aug.10.—The Greenwich Borough Court gave an il- with driving a motor vehicle through iustratlou yesterday at now the lawANorwaik streets, while under the in- can get you going and coming Jung, fluence of liquor and with reckless tloe Charles hurries did not open court dTAVAns. was fined $15 and costs after as usual, being headed for New York” Am all day 3 pmceedings yesterday by where be nice booked to appear in Judge Edward M LOCRWOOG- Blane.- com-y for nutonloblo speeding in gay. irlk Immediately entered an appeal enth avenue Thursday afternoon while A through All“ attorney, 303W“ R Taylor in and furnished bonds of 8100 until the rylng to get to the ball grounds time to see em warm up. Meantime Dr Paul M. Butterfleld 0ft ““del‘l‘AAOOd: however New York was headed for Greenwich Aconsidels settling the case before mall to answer the charge of not using his A “A“ purifier, for which derelicllon he had been arrested Thursday afternoon. As nobody was pinch hitting for Jus- tice 'Burnes the doctor found no court in session and consequently was in a quandary. as he was scheduled to start on a month's tour immediately. finally arranged that he should apps“ in proxy. Justice Burnes's turn at but in New York was not. so successful, legui umpire titled him $10. . MSTEII 8LO0P’8 Mill MST ILflWll WWII " mow limpet. Aug. 10.~it was a tired, hocrccglet’l crew that jumped off the sloop. Elizabeth Mliior where it docked aimut ii o’clock Thursday morn inn. The sloop was lacking one most, and gave the appearance that it had been outright tn crew looked about the some. Capt. Jack Coleman Mate Joe Color man, Dick Conrad. Hugh Cofferty and Jack tililford sailed tor Outer my solubility morning but when they were out in the sound. appetite Booth m. the doldruth W islands. they were count in men and the plummet we: :ra‘y’. The boys tell thrlttlnf nit acoustic to the which “WW‘ “”3 that none undemocratic liriu‘y‘ it. was for the Agatton into the facts of the case. to as- not they had a the barge was seen and said that the rope had been, stolen and the prison- one were formally arrested in the‘ Town Court this morning, many that Martin was entirely lano- cent' of airy guilty intent,.not knowing that the rope had been stolen. Award." Alngly the court‘dlscbarsed Martin and 'fiued $25 Being unable to pay the Aline, he was taken to the Bridgeport County jail. Rapp Forfeit: $50 Bonds. ‘ Joseph Rapp, of Ridsetield, who was recently arrested in South Net-walk, Acharsed with reckless automobile Adrlvlug. and two other counts, forfeit- ed a 350 band by not appearing for trial in the locat'court this morning. Bianarlk Fined $15. Michael Blauarik, autoist. charged 1 ASeDtember term of the courts. it is that Mace Pay: 07 and Cantu. Angelo Mace was found guilty of breach of the peace yesterday after- noon by Judge Edward M. Lockwood and iiued S7 and costs, the latter amounting to $11.36. He pleaded not guilty to assault. breach of the peace and abusive language, but wait! found guilty on the one count. its paid. The prisoner punched William McCarthy. a trolley conductor, earlier in the week. W ~-~..—.~_ aurora ABBAILAitI one Til BE litiilti TitiiiNTON N. J., Aug 10. -Jamee J Gallagher. who shot Mayor Gaynor. of New York city, on ,the deck of the Kaiser Wilhelm, tier Grouse two years ago in said to be dying in the state hospital here. A report from the hole pttei physicians says that he in in and reused stage of parents and not likely to tire ions. ’ Gallagher, who to serving a twelve your antenna for this crime use re- moved from the Itate prison to the hospital here in January, owing to his wdakeued physical condition. it assume 601‘ CALI. commonality one tire our» . litter: stock. . identity under assumed names Police Lieut. Becker, now behind the bars for the murder of the gambler Herman Rosenthal, is said by members of the state attorney's staff todayto have de- posited thousands of dollars in sever- al savings banks. the prosecutor believes, of gambling. blackmail and the search fOr these savings bank accounts of the accused police lieutenant not only in this city, but in Rochester, where it is reported Becker has an account under a name not his own. APress his denial that he was here on ~Bianarlk A Yester- as who the second anniversary of the tenor sold a ‘K Mu Bililiil W [WA-[l 9-l Was Wanted lWil llliPAlililllS Ailliiill iii HAW iAlll ASIAA $200. Will ill illlA One of These Took in $62,500. in a Month, But Hail to Di, With the Fellow Gratter, NEW YORK, Aug. lit-Cloaking his These deposits were the proceeds, is being continued r’oumu’t utilities llEBELS' ABE KILLED MEXICO CITY, Aug. 10.—~Fourteen rebels under command of Mariano Reyes were killed yesterday in a tight with government troops under 001. Al- buerto Guajardo in the La Guns dis- trict, near TorreOn,. according to an official report to the president. report states that the rebels wore rout- ed. but there was no reference to gov- ernment losses. EL PABO. Aug. 10.-Before leaving for Lower California, Rafael Hernan- dez, Minister of Fomento in Mader's cabinet, reiterated to the Associated \rt the rebels, in Juarez. any negotiations with whose headquarters are Mex. He also denied that he had seen Gen. Pascual Orozco or commnncat ed wth him. To the Associated Press in Juarez, llllllAll llllMMlAS’li Lieutenant (Took Hart and the Notary in a Closed Call to. Hiding Place of Bose When lie Knew the Gambler *' our: on: or or , , on All tor Murder fice say that two accounts, one .. savings bank in Newark andfantlt in Elizabeth, N. J., belong, to Becker. The total of all accounts said t long to the police lieutenant am toabout $21,000. Becker's salary policeman is $2,250 a year.” 86?. savings banks officers are undo ‘ poem to appear before the Grand to tell of these accounts. ' The district attorney also has tlgated the bank accOunts of tw lice inspectors. These inspecto $8 ”rt-“fl . (Continued from Fifth Page are so strenuous and well dire ward this end that authorities ' the state are confident of having wish in the matter fulfilled Both organizations are mimics, the Fire Chiefs' club, Aug. 28, i London, and the other at a. date it has not yet been decided upon. expected that «both will take step ' will be of great value in ,l‘l'm about the re-establishment of th lice and the appointment of a me till_ it The Chlcfs’ club is said to be i Gen. Orozco also continued denial of any conferences. It a conference has on th international has cast bf fill. Paco after the minister's arrival here it probably has been done by telephon- ic communication with Juarez or by letter. With meats and between meals. Wit. llams‘ Root Beer in the ideal beverage ----a quart costs but 2c. riseenoene Ill . CRITICAL oouomon ion of ilteN. Y.. N. AH.,& FL, will -.,R cud those main seriously injured ere: litre. Buttes. been held since the supposed meeting. BOSTON, Aug. swell: of the forty paouengerii injured yesterday when an iii-bound train on the Plymouth divis— wus reruilnd in I‘lorobcster, were in aA lice but on account of h“, critical condition today The death of other duties he is not. in a 13 Mrs. A G. Bowditch, of‘ABraintree at midnight brought. the death tint. todour Minn Blanche miukweter, of, Brain- tree; Milli Stella Davie. Titan 43min. true; Mrs. til. I miner. momma, Ct, Mrs. mule! J. Grittin, millilitres, and Rev. George button, intestinal, and terminations into the cause of the wreck were begun hy the police and some officials today. W Ivor of having representatives at next General Assembly and ma next meeting, select these rapt . . , tlves. Several of the members , 'organlzation expmssed thorns " favor of this move at the test which was held in New Have two months ago. but at that time i business caused the matter to hit over for further discussion. A The litre Prevention society so have representatives at the session of the legislature. ahdA n is believed. will take up the. of the renewal of office. all w other matters in regard to title, laws, etc The principal duty of ti: tit , marshal is the lnvoetigetlon ' gin of all tires of a suspicious, This office is partly illlsdst‘pr ‘ [Chief Thomas 13‘. Exam of tit j at conduct it as well as one holdl position alone would be an
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