31‘ otthle‘powor (char-1 . .
actor) is the resist-
ance of cirrumstno- .
77 cos . ... ~ilmersou.
'H'i'fi'fl'.
ESTABLISHED 1870
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bios Troops Tomporariily Checked Advance or tied Army, But
Had to Fall Back to the We
loontrale Forces and K
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Both Armies Getting in Position
Which Will Come w
i
MANEUVER HEADQUARTERS.
STRATFORD, Aug. 14. -—-'1‘l1e blue ar-
{vance 0f the 1ed a1my. which had been t
started with meat energy west of Der- Huntington Center was thought on,
by, and which was intended to enter ‘ the outcome being that while check-
LNew York state at Mill Plain and Cro‘ ii
ton 011111 General smith, the
continuation had evidently planned to
send a bean; column of troops righti
tluough the blue centwer anticipating éthrOugh his center the Danbury base
110 great resistance from the First New would be in dang-e1 of being cut off,
General Mills oxdered up the provis-
ional cavalrv brigade under Colonel:
Jersey Brigade of Infantry which hei
had learned was at Walnut Tree Hill.
The enemy 5 column was headed bl
General W A. ~Pew‘s First Massachu-
HiillfllS. illi Sililili
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vania will he the state in which GOV-i
United States Army Lieutenant
. Has a Mishap While Landing
at Boisiord
MANEUVERS HEADQUARTERS.
Strattmd, Aug. 14. ——l.leut. 11 oulois. oil
the U 8. Aviation Cows, while out}
111 011ti11g in his machine this morn
dug. made an exceedingly rapid des-
cent while over Botsl'ord. and when
reaching the mound the machine
struck sfitone nail and was smashed. ‘
The lieutenant had started to glide
at a height. ol’. 1.500 feet, when some-
thing apparently wont w1'.ong The
drop was precipitate The liontcnunt’
immediately repmted to taptain 13.11.
ileuuosse'y that. he was unhnrl. it is‘
hoped that the luu'ograph is unin-
jurod, as it may show the recent of
the descent. A sound from tho Avia-
tion Corps was immediately sent to
<l’iaots'i'ord to assist the lieutenant i11'
'suivnglng the aeroplane At iiots‘
t'ord last night was the ramp of the
Fifth United States llcguiurs and the
First Vermont. and Limit. l1‘ouioiu loft
41ers about 8 o‘clock this morning to
scout. in that vicinity. carrying maps
and other necessary ol'piipmcut for
the trip.
111111311 KDPPELL
1m sunth
1
intent advices from the King's,
‘ount1 Hospital in East New york,
whore William Koppell, iorinelly of
Heath Norwnik, lies in a critical con-
-dltion an 11 result of injuries mocivod
from 11 fall from the ton of a three
story building are that Mr. Koppel] is
cutting along nicely and despite the,
rutuors'thst death is expected hourly.
11111111111111.1111 The Norwsiks have
hopes tor his ultimate recovery.
Arnold. Kennett. tether oi the. boy.
who rushed to the hospital as soon
so he heard oi the yells: mans mio'
iortuno. has not. yet returned with
tidings.
As was stated in yesterday's semi-
not William was playing With some
other boys on top or a building in 200
. thirdly avenue when he 11111111111 oil
“39;“! and tell to the street.
WltawWe heed some new 111..
’i 7b dmmu’t we need new blank-
setts Brigade, and was on the march
earzly
any today temporarilv checked the ad-1nandc1‘,at. once threw his center into
GDVERNDR WILSON
campaign (or the presidency. accord-
!GOVi‘l'llfli Marshall of his nomination
z.1h'end1 bud accepted an invitation
gto make a speech. not wishing in any
way to detract from the attention and I
prominence which he thinks due them” Eugene F‘ Carter. Mrs. William
' massive party in Norwich; last arena
' r» non '1
Entered :7: the south Norwua‘ikm Post-oil!“
Second Club
.. .1’" 7
8
if
stward in Order to Con- '
eep ‘Up the Defence
8.
d
a
o
a
tor the General Engagement.
ithin a Short Time
8
l
Geueml Mills, the blue com-
he fight and a picturesque battle in
ricd down from the hills into the gut-
l‘ll 06
ug the red advance the blue itselt
red had to fall back to the westwaid iu overflowing with loose rucks, papers.
1 order to cement} ate. and rubbish, is now as neat looking as
Realizing that if the reds got the best street of our city. This plan
.will be carried out in nearly every
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
1o 11211211111111:
SEA GJIRT N J., Aug. ldfl—Penusyl'
i
eruoi Woodrow Wilson will Open his
111 .1. to piesent plans.
The governor today accepted an in-
vitation to speak at the State Grange
picnic, within two weeks. The locn- 3
tion and date probably will be an
bounced today. The governor is 1111-:
decided as yet as to the method of
his campaign, but his first speaking on-
gngcment will be before the Pennsybi
vnnlu farmers The national commu-
too in New York is working on a plan!
of speech making for the governor, the
Esldttai .1 of which have not yet been
lmade public. .
(lm crnor Wilson expected to be able
to announce b1 noon today whether
or not he would attend the ceremonies
at ludlunoplls 011 Aug. 20, notitylnt‘.
to 1111. v'ite-presidcncy. The governor
to
an outing and rally of New Jersov
Democrats at Trenton on the some
111111;, but it is understood the latter
will 11191111111111 the date it the gover'nol
so desires. Close friends of the 80V
ernor, however, declare his going to
lndinuspolls will depend on the kind or
program to be carried there. Gover»
nor Wilson, it is said. does not want
viceprosldcntlul
exercises.
Governor Wilson will speak tomor-
row st Gloucester, N. J., at a picnic in
'which the farmers from Pennsylvania.
Delaware and New Jersey are extinct»
cd to participate.
Md “4-41 m... ,..
sum. moods PARTY.
M
First Meeting lathe City at Norwolh
Held Last Night.
The first gun was tired tor the pro
ing. A numlnr or determined voters
met in a preliminary meeting to start
the ball rolling jior the new party.
it the number 111111111 linens Nor.
wolkrbusinsov their and citizens who
are Wtroinsly interested 1111111 move
meet one any indication of the result.
thinks are 3011111 to hum tram now on.
All who are interested and desire to
iota are reoriented to send their names
to William ll Smith, .111. 12 France
street, Norwniin ,
Another meeting will be held some
time acct such ,orwhloh further moat
x 7
Rev. Gabriel Dokus Starts a
tan Reformed Church, or this city, has
inaugurated a new movement in this
school for theyoung Hungarian beye
wide-spread boy scout civic plan,
this new scheme. and it already shows
girl is likewise appointed as a. care.
taker for flowers, trees, birds. shrubs,
movement has been clearly demon‘
youngsters with shovels and little .
carts are to be seen there daily work
oughiare clean and devoid of superflu-
ous dirt on the road. During the re-
cent heavy washout much dirt was our-
ters and in the roadway deep
were formed. All this has now been
done away with and the street,
street of Springwood and it will only
,be another stepping stone to the cou-
1'ictlon that the streets of the lower
section of the city, the section where
the tax ratio is reported to be much
higher than others which are eniOyinz
more benefits from the yearly appro-
notation should ‘be paved. The girls
durinsths recedes o! the school are
busily engaged weeding out the shrubs
and other photos products oi the soil
on the church grounds
1mended for his new movement
and instructing the younger genera-
tion in civic requirements it also is
.ot the church. was the officiating
candidate at those.
, in; the country around conduct. [our
Amount-11 Prue um limit nu mm the 111111-111 binomial wm 111111 011111 omen...»
A1
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. WEDNEEDAY. AUGUST 14. 1912
llillilll lRlIliiilii
SGHfllll Hill Yililllli
Commendabio Movemeni‘ 1n
7 Sprinpwood
Rev. Gabriel Dokus. or the Hungar-
esr's session of the summer training
1111 girls. Somewhat similar to the
is
evelopmeut. Each buy is Sworn in
s a duly authorized cleaner oi tho!“
ughiares and a sanitary oiiiccr. Each
nimals. etc
011 Lexington avenue the new
noted to be no little enterprise, for
11g industriousiy on keeping the thor-
1
once
Reverend Dokus is to be highly com-
for
besides building up the neighborhood
a profitable and diligent manner for
them to fill in the spare moments of
the day which might otherwise be
House Passe, theideasure Over
manta-11111111111 .
Thus Makiun Passage oi the
Ilfll‘l‘OW
house yesterday passed the wool tariff
'evlsion bill _
veto. The vets. 172 to 80. was made
possible only by the detection of tWen-
ty-one republicans who voted with the
democrats.
democratic
scene in the house and amid great con-
fusion, the republican leaders protest-
ed that Speaker Clark must. count as
voting ton
"present” to their names. a ruling
which woudl have defeated the demo-
cratic program by overcoming the live
vole margin and making impossible
,the recording otthe necessary we
third vote or the house. This
speaker declined to do.
bill trad been rescued in the house.
the conierees on the sugar thrift bill
met and disagreed. They determinedl
to report to the house and senate that
it had been found impossible to reach
a compromise between
Jiliiil Jillilii iSlflil
—L
' WEATHER FORECAST
Probably iFnlr Tonight and Thursday.
ll
m
I
~
illllillllli mlllflfli’iiii
Rilililil iii iiiillliiliili
icon BoheiwlNho Are Very
Active
Eh PABO, Tom, Aug. 14.-—-Thlrty
men or Troop D. Third Cavalry. were
rushed by train to Columbus last night
to reinforce the small garrison there.
It was said that loony threats had been
made «by the rebels at Potomac on
account of the arrest of a smuggler
who had shut an American saldler.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 14.——Ths mas-
sacre ct Soldiers and passengers on a
train, near here Sunday by rebels un-
der direction of Emlllano Zapata, was
discussed at length yesterday in the
cabinet meeting, but no publicity was
given as to any part of the cabinet's
deliberation.
Twenty badly charred bodies whose
recognition was impossible were
brought from the scene of the slaugh-
ter last night. Bodies of the remain-
der of the 56 victims were destroyed
by fire that consumed the coaches.
JUAREZ, Menu, Aug. 14.—vGeu. Oroz«
co last night received a report from
Major Melendez, operating in the Oj-
'inaga,,dlstrlct, along the border to the
cast, that 350 rebels under his com-
mand met and defeated the federsls
under 'Geu. Jose de la. Luz Sanchez.
No details of the battle are given.
Them was considerable activity here
last night and a train was prepared to
locate advancing federals.
SDNS 0F 81'. GEDRIE
Ill ANNUAL SESSION
H'ARTD‘QRDrAbS. 14.-About 100
delegates were in attendance here yes-
terday at. the twenty-fifth annual con-
vention of the Sons of St. George. A
number or custom sincere were pres-
ent when the session opened yesterday
morning. Following tre transaction of
routine business. a recess was taken
the President’s Head by Vote
oi l74 to 00
11111 11111111111111
Bill ii Possibility
wasumo'roN. Aug. 14.—-—By the
margin of live votes, the
over President Talt's
The. announcement or
success created a wild
members who answered,
the
Less than all hour after the wool
the Under-
Trouiilo is Feared With the M011-
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1111111111131
11111111111111.1113 Show the Lieutenant Deposited 010,
Due Institution During luly——Five’ More ’
’ Bank Accounts
Hillillil. lililllillli. Pill] Biliillli
Check was Given, it is Charged, to Fix the Case and '
Pleasant Relations in Future
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.——in the
search for evidence to convict the
murderers of the gambler Herman Ro«
senthal. the district attorney and the
Grand Jury have unearthed a wealth
or intormatoin showing that gamblers
and keepers of disorderly houses paid
sums aggregating hundred of thous-
ands of dollars yearly for police pro- With the cooperation of a}
tection, banks in the city District 7.11
EvidenCe now before the grand iuryi Whitman has been able to scours:
shows that every form of gaming and names of four police inspector
vice paid a prescribed toll which vari- bank scounts run into the hurt
ed according to the location in the of thousands. One inspector 1
city. -
The monthly tariifs paid to the pr»
W
-—.—.—-——~
Alinl'ltEli sou
tensor sorts
W
Ste1e Boris. former proprietor of the
Eagle Hotel in South Main street.
against whom a number of attachL
ments have recently been placed, 111*
parently got himself into trouble again
lice vary: First close up town 8
ling houses paid $1, 000; a. middi
gambling house paid 1500;.695
gambling houses paid anywhere
$100 to $400; high class poolr
$600. while poker dice games p
and uptown disorderly houses
$600 while east. side resorts paid
(Continued on Page Twelve.
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11111 111‘ 1111111 1 ‘ ~~
Former c. u. c. Mounds
1
and a banquet was served at Long's
(Continued on Third Pun.) Hotel.
Grand President-W. T. Glendon.
New Haven.
spent in miscehievous and idlesume Grand Vice President—Jr. M. Bray,
on 111111 iiilli .
. Grand Secretary—G. E. Whatmeli
:GDLDEN WEDDING . “it“ BM“-
800' If ,M". Madeline For“ Grand Treasurerww. M. Copley,
DUIETLV GELEBilATED remnoon.
Aflor Bacomas the Dirac! Grand Messenger—F. E. Coleman,
Mr. and Mrs. Minot Theodore iicu- New Britain.
drlx, oi’ Westport avenue. yesterday Assistant Grand Messenger—W.
observed the fiftieth anniversary oi
their marriage. The affair was quiet-
iy celebrated. owing to Mrs. Hendrix
not being very Well. and only a few
near relatives were «present. Mr. and
Mrs. Hendrix received 11 number of
handsome mementos, and entertained
with a collation 11nd other lectures .
which were enjoyed by the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix Were united
in marriage in the South Norwaik
Methodist church on August 18, 1802.
Rev. Mr. Smith. who was then pastor
clergyman.
Three daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Hendrix are now living. They are
humid and Mrs. Muutli’ord Ciarkeon.
Two grand children, Willard Carter
and Miss Noun 0‘. Raleigh also took
part in the events or the day. ‘
Those, who lolnod with Mr. and Mrs.
Hendrix in their quiet «celebration
were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs.‘ William tiargiil, Mr.
and Mrs. Muntiford (ilurksou. Mr. and
Mrs. (locrgo E. Hall .oi Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson, at
Brltlgoport..Mlea None 0‘. Raleigh and
Willard Carter
”won-NM»
without r011 emu seasons.
GRAND unripe. Minn. Aug. 14.
bhcriii 11111111 and deputies are scouri
miles trom here for two robbers who
entered the hunk of Concussion“ he
tore noon yesterday. drove modulator
about“, 800.
"11111 you more 111 111mm redo
lug chiclrone " ‘ 1
ll be binds is 11111111: 1111111.
into the hunt: vault and escaped With
Hair oi $3,000,000
——- Ash'bromt. South Norwalk.
NEW YORK. Aug. 14.~Mrs Made,
line Force Astor, survivor of the Ti-3
tonic (hauler. in which her husband.
ville.
been named John Jacob Astor after! .‘tnau. 111111111111
its father. The baby becomes a direct
heir to 83.000.001) oi the Astor fortune.
News of the arrival of the Actor
belly was made known in a bulletin is-
sued by m. Edwin it. Cronin. the ot-
tanding physician. The bulletin
rduds:
"Mrs. Astor has :1 Ion, born at 3:15
o'clock.“ His name in John Jacob do}
tor. Mother and son are in good con-‘
dition.“
The fact thalu its lather provad
himself 11 hero in the Titanic disaster
by stopping aside to lot women and
children inks places in lite-hosts and
that the who from whom no then peri-
od was his bride oi but a few months
coupled with the large fortune which
was provided for o posthumous child
have lost unusual interest to the ar-
rival oi the youngest Astor.
Tag new Astor baby. will be one or
the tow children over born with a for-
tune as largo as $8,000,000 in tto‘owu
1111111.. 1111131111111- 1111 provided 111111
whether the, child was 11 buy or girl, it.
should Moths some 11am and area
it the stool: brought more than one
child, on on will 1111111 mm
that mummy 1111 it renal 1111 11111111111:
“id 11111111 11111111 111111111111- 11! semis
' Wood 11111111 111111 11111111 1111 . .
”unite tits 11mm oi our children tiller oi one child.
no 111111 some {so other than my oi Withstand boils
Ion Willlom Vincent Astor and in? ,
distiller A midst Astor ,
A. Sinner, New Britain.
Chairmen Lew Committee-«J.
Turner. Bridgeport.
John 1‘. Lewis. Meridian.
veerroorovo 77
found student.
dumbest of this position is 02.000.
The following otficers were elected: i
ilnslde Sentinel—~Josoph Moss. Rock-
Outsidc Sentinel—«E. J. Price, Hurt-
lord.
thfl late 001. John Jacob Astor. ‘0!" Grand Chaplain-«J. W. Ellis To)”
his lite. last April. gave birth to a song ”Dillon '
at 8: 10 ouclook The new arrival hasi Chairman Trustees-«Mark Wake-
Chairman Finance Committee-«A.
'1‘.
Chairman Appeals and Grievances-
HIIIFIELII 801mm Bil”.
her. Mr. linemen. oi cannon. and
Dr. Thomas C. disarm, oi chtport.
representing the school authorities of
these towns. met. in conference yeetsn
do} and 1111111111111 tor the superintom
dent of schools oi the town (i. v.1
001111111111. umrtnmndont of schools or
Seymour, (loom. a thoroughly compo
tout mun tor the position and 11, pro
in securing Mr. new
man the towns of Weapon and vein
1111111 will be privllicod in getting a
nun who .11 not only no educator oi
lotus “penance, but. 11 outs devoted
to his work and who is still a student
is the higher branches at his list:
1111111.. The salary paid to the 1111-
lltr. doorman is 11 man about this
17.. years of not. married and theta.
tie to 11 Music
and U. y 8. Army" Ditlco .
gather at Manossae. 111
Meet at Siratlord‘
.-by misrepresenting facts to the Yale
|brewing Company, of New Haven, and
securing a loan or $2,500 by reason of
these misrepresentations. Suit was
brought against Bods by the Yale
Brewing Company to recover $3.000
damages and Deputy Sheriff 1) tools.
Ladrlgan served a body writ on Me. 1
yesterday afternoon. placing him lot
the local jail until such time as he
can get 11. bond of $3,000 to secure
his release and aplmmuce for trial
when so ordered. The papers in the
case are returnable to the Superior
Court during theSeptember term.
in securing the loan. Boris repre
sented to the Yale Brewing Company
that his liabilities amounted to $1,000
and that he had a five years' lease up-
on the McMahon properly. Upon in-
’vestigation the company round that.
lioi'iu owned practically nothing. his
place having been attached several
times and that he had no lease. They
brought suit through the limo of
Reach 0. Condos.
General Frost and Russell, 01‘...
the guests yesterday of General”?
ker H. Bliss, who is in command o
entire corps engaged in the army
neuvers. and who laid out. the
lems ol’ the red and bids
which Generals Mills and lSmllh
now walking out. .
At the joint maneuvers or the '
star and state troops at Monsoon
Bull Run, Virginia, in 1904. Go
Bliss was in command ot'tbe
Brigade and General Frost 00h
ed the Fourth Brigade of General
Grant‘s division. and tum.
were closely associated toast 7
for two weeks. so that the.
of yesterday was very plcuson
General Bliss showed to
Front the places and probiom
Connecticut maneuvers andfl’sl ~
how they were working out. » 7
111 was than out that another we“ General Frost met a number
known hotel man was mixed up in the my regular army 0mm" my“
cons, having handled the money and him in the Virginia maneuvers
alarmed 0i it for bone. 111111 whut’ eluding Celene! Moments
action will be taken against him is omit (301mm) mummy, 051,;
not yet determined. master at Monsoon. Colonel
..——-. Colonel Hahn, 0t Genera‘ an“
ELEETMEUTEE PEI- mw‘“ °’ “mm "all
suitors or two 11111
are planning to visit their.
ninth associates.
AUBURN, N. Y.. Aug. lowdohn
M'urusscwold. oi Ghoektowsgu. Erie
County. died in the electric chair at
0:10 this morals: The electrocution“,
was without incident.
John Msruucmltl shot and billed
Patrolman'idborles it. Sounder and
a prisoner, Frank Korea, to bundle. lair. matriarch was on hi
lost balm my. Macadamia 111111 1111111111 when the scallion,
wit Koran and another companion in The machine was proud
11. Ill ooh when Sounder misc Ko- lt had only covered nineteen
no on a charge at burglary. The era The bond light was broken
door was listing in: prisoner to 11 rims hour. The driver
was 01111 11111111 nonmetal demand 11111111 to smut: eloiviy 1nd:
out his 111111111111 release. Selim no» at. the .1116 Supply Gem
{and and nonm‘ in m anon; repairs 111m mode. 1111111 tilt
moron 111101.: 1111111111
9'. lluotdnsou, oi Summit
while riding on his motor
through chiport avenue.- our
center. struck one or that“;
are which project out 01th
this since. economist}. his»
and received minor will?!“
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