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Commodore ll. Livingstone Lackey, Marshal oi the Big Parade
Announces Five Divisions in the 'Event, and, it Pru-
mises to Surpass the
Due Held Last Year
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Commodore R. Livingstone Lackey,
marshal of the motor boat parade of
the power boats and speed boat races
of the Norwalks, to be held on Satan
day, August 17, 1912. herewith calls
attention to the following order Sov-
erning the parade and races.
Marshal’s Headquarters.
The yacht, Catilda will be k110Wn
as the committee boat and will head
the parade. By the courtesy of Stew-
art H.,Elliott, the marshals headquar.
lters will be on board the committee
boat, yacht Catiida. 0n said )‘acht a
unarshal’e flag will be displayed from
RIJ()W flagpole, and commodore flag
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Over 300 Members in the City
of South Norwalk and Dr. Per-
duels Chosen President
The Progressive Party of the City of
South Norwalk held a very enthusias-
tic meeting last evening, at the home
of Dr. R. E. Perdue. A temporary or-
ganization has been formed, the old.
cars being:
President~Robert E.
Treasurer-«Elbert W. Fitch.
Secretary-Wllliam E. Kricler.
it. was voted to meet at Red Men's
Hail, Friday eveninig, August 111111. at
8 p. m., to form a permanent organi-
zation. 'All in sympathy with this
movement are cordially invited to be
Pordufl, M. D.
present, no matter in what voting dis- 1
‘ selected.
trlct they reside.
The olganizatlon at plosent is loss
than a week old and has over 300
members. Preparations are being
made for l1 rousing ratification meet
ing next week. Several out of town
speakers will be present and campaign
solute will he sunlr by the Progressive
lino lllub, of Bridgeport, Colin.
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FIIIED AT MARI
WITH II BAG
M‘AI?ISI)N,'AII$. ills-«Awakened by
:1 noise in .l. ll. ‘llllouroc‘s drug store
nearby bin apartments, early yester-
day. il‘. 'l‘. Putncy. looked out of bin
window and on starting a man coming
up with a has; seized his gun and fired
at him. ‘Putney says he heard a groan
but. the man disappeared in the darn
nuns. hater investigation showed that
between $15 and will wortnlof goods
had been taken from the stories. Two
hours before Putney had been aroused-
by a noise in his store under his living
apartments. but investigation had do
notched nothing.
1, we saunas bent.
for yourself and every entrain, Do
you fishers all did the neuron oi:
the government that the people phonic!
rule and that ours should be e not:
eminent of the people and by the peer
plot more is only one was to as:
11.11 it 11111 that in to supplant the
re party. hormonal urgent;
has! to be formed fl'rldaylevtinlnt.
Md 1i ‘
will be at the masthead and boat dec-
armed with flags.
Order of Parade.
The meter boat parade of the power
boats and speed boat races at the Nor-
walks and vicinity will be held on
Saturday. August 17th, 1912:
Assembly at 1 p. in.
Line will be formed on Norwaik
river and pass down Norwalk river
under railroad and Washington street
bridges. then passing Country Club,
Dorlon's, Knob Club, Norn'aik Yacht
Club and Belle island. 'From Belle
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PRIZES IIIIIIIIIIIIIIEII
Fill! ”TRIED" RAISES
The soliciting committee of the m0-
tor boat parade and speed boat race
on Saturday. composed of Joseph Cat'-
ler; Carl Anderson and V. W. Ferris,
acknowledges the following gifts from;
the m'erchants of the town. which will
be given to the boat winning the hou-
015 in the por:ade
lingers it Stevens dress suit case
C. E Dow. marine alcohol cooking
stove.
Morolli & Carbone. basket of fruit.
W. -P. Beers, book.
'i‘rlstram at Hyatt. silk umbrella.
Ia‘. P. Weed, bottle of Wine.
Price Clothing store. umbrella.
Adolph W. Dreyfusu, Calabash pipe.
Skelly & Howard, briar woOd pipe.
Whoipiey & Clark. gold mounted
pipe.
Coleburn & lander, South Norwalk,
silver and glass cigar vane. 11
(,‘oiehurn a Lauder, Norwaik. to be
A. h‘. Beckmann d: (.36..
kunnncl, or equivalent in stock.
For: Cyrus tit i-lurdwnrc (311., colnbb
nation sidelighl.
11‘. ii. Coleman. umbrella.
flour Publishing 00., silver loving
cup.
Mona—um...» . .anwm
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”Frank" and his gunmen,
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bottle of
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Bridgie Webber and Harry Val-
ion Not Over, Anxious to Tes-
tiiy in. Draft Case
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Whitman Has Made a Good Case
Against Becker
as foreman, the prisoners, with the ex-
ception of Lieut. Becker, involved in
the murder of Herman Rosenthai. the
.gambler, were arraigned today befOre
Coroner hfieinberg for the formal inn
Iquest into the murder. But
request of Assistant District Attorney
grand jury now in session " the bear
. lug was Postponed until Aug, 22.
of whom “"819 there, from “Dagon'
Jack" Rose “Bridgie” Webber
other so-betweens. Rose was dressed
in a hobby gray cult and won; a gay
striped necktie. “Whitey" Lewis had;
his face swathed in bandages, but at
tendants explained that he was suffer-
ing from a boil and had not been in-
volved in any lighting of late.
\‘ir. Mose reference to a “practical-
ly completed case" referred to the de-
liberations of the Rosenthal gland
Jury. which is expected to hang up
Rindictments against all the prisoners.
including a rig-indictment against
RBecker, before Judge 'vlulguecn some.
time this afternoon.
After having been in session today
'tor more than twu hours the grand
jury, which has been considering the
murder of Herman Roacntnal notified
lDistllct Attorney Whitman that obey
{didmot feel warranted in handing up
Rlurther indictments charging minder
in the first degree until they bled
heard further cvidcnle. This evid-
I
San Schcpps. the fugitive gambit r,
new on his won from Hot Springs. Un-
til Schepps anivos here it is thought
probable that no additional illdicl
meals will he filed.
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Republicans, RTonlocrats, Bull
Moosers and Socialists Pro-
miss an interesting Combina-
tion ‘-
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Although it is still early in the sea-
son, politics in the City of South Nor-
waik are sizzling and there is more po-
litical talk to be heard upon the street
and in the stereo than has been notic-
ed for the past three or four years.
The cause of this is the formation of
a Bull Moose party within the city and
the activity of that. hand of melt. three
hundred strong. ,
That the Bull Moose so called have
got the two older parties guessing is
generally acknowledged and it is the
belief of the shrewd Republican ad-
herents. that the powers that be of
the Democratic cohorts are exerting
every effort to persuade the local Bull
Moosrs to place a city ticket in the
eld for the purpose of defeating the
local Republican ticket. While there
are a number of'prouiinent Democrats
enlisted in the new third party move
at the I
lance, it was expected, will come fromi
.ment, one of wiioin is an office holder
at the present time. a majority of the
enrolled mobers have been drawn
'pal iv would suffer.
The officers of the third party haveR
R All eager crowd assembled In court’ been interviewed by a Sentinel repor-E Studieya gubernatorial mung, were
Ito catch a glimpse of the prisoners, allR tor as to whether it was contemplacR of the gathering Of course there were
cd to put a city ticket in the field and
to “Bald has been told that no each plan was.
and; :under consideration at the present;
little. it being the present plan to de-
Rvote all their energies towards fur
titer-in: the interests-of their state tic-
cht which would be out into the field.
R Prominent Democratic leaders, who;
i as believed to be at the bottom of the
plan to have a. third party in the nitv
field have been approached but in ev
ery instance have evaded the' ques-
tlon.
octets must not overlook. however,
I and that is the existence of the Social
isle, most. of the members of which
were formerly affiliated with them.
That this little band has increased its
membership since last election is gen
orally admitted and In the event the
R"Bull Moosers should refuse to sup
Rport a third ticket in the local field
Rand won
lration. the Democrats would be alone
to contend with the Socialists.
R Up to date the Democratic party in
the city has been passive wishing to
await the passage of hot Weather no
Riot-e attempting to do any work 011
.the other hand the Republicans, Bull
Manners and Socialists are active and}
all are working tooth and 111111 A 1111:
owns and bitter canlpniu? is anticiui
poled
There is little doubt now but what ‘
Senator Jeremiah Donovan will be ill
candidate for nomination fer congress
men from this district.
him will be Lynn W, Wilson. Bridge.
port; Albert Phillips, Stamford. Rep-
chnentatlvo Martin tlorman.l)anl1nry: earlier than usual today.
.Rexppctod to small until noon. when the
and Attorney is C.Dempsey.Danbur,1.
WAS WMIIIIIIEIIEIIR. “me" “I “it Nil". 11 detachment of Rot the lot the Senator from Norwaih
litiflO'l‘A. (loi0111i1l11,l\llg. lbw-Tho
investigation Into the death of Wil-
liam ii Mandibular. the till vice and
deputy consul at (lameness. about:
body riddled with gunshot. was found?
a low miles billable of thntv‘oity on
Monday. has proved without
that be was murdered.
No class as to the perpetrators of
the crime. which was committal while
Mr MacMnuter was on a hunting trip.
have not been discovered
«BOVIRNMDNT 11v Trill PEOPLI.
You can't do your lIill‘e by idly
sitting been and Watching the prone»
nion. Get bully and enroll at once in
the Progressive puny. Tempest era
notation to be formed may even
ins. Aug. 18th.- 8 b. in” fled Men's
Hal. South Nathalie.
Million or woes» FOWLER
, wear to. A. it.
will members of Bauxite Fowler
.I’Oltt are earnestly mounted to be
present at the mt meeting of the
post. anoint in, to errands dualism ,
the pronunciation: or onto.
doubt 5
R mounted police late last night was aur-
Rpriuad by a small band that answered:
in challenge with cries of '1lvn 7.111111,
tai' and opened fire on the little force.
The police returned the fire. which
was collttnttcd until ammunition was
Ruxlialialud. The police retreated to
Mlxcoae. about a mile away. for With
forcemoutn. but when the search for
the henchmen was taken up the band
Rnnd dlsnwcnretl
HAN ANTGNIO Tense. Aug. 161w
Troop l. K. and at. 'l‘blrd cavalry. eta»
tinned at Fort Sam Houston. will on
train tomorrow for Fort lilies. to
on patrol duty on the Mexican border.
The orders for the movement name
from fictional .Dteerer. summoning
the Department of Texas. Five troops;
of cavalry are already doing duty on
the border.
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Dr. It. Ill. Wolfe‘s hi3 mm W
in; car was W “W W
Rsecma the most formidable with not
tor Wilson. of Bridgeport 11. close 1111c Ines scheduled to begin the conchnl
and senator Donovsn' 11 attitude in! log argument at the beginning of 11111
presenting the politicians somewhat
of 11 problem. 'llls intense admiration
for Theodore "lloosnvult ls well known
and some have it that in the event
Mr. Donovan should not receive the
nomination * for representative,
would openly desert his party and our
list himself with the bull Mime”. tin
the other head this idea is located by
those who know the senator who dope
it that he is simply playing a deep
“the in the hopes of having his dentin
deny endorsed by the Bull Measure of
this oonirsesional district. ,
The beautification .sontn Norms
are butting on to. J Hill and spy tip 1.
it More: Donated enters. the lie
paint film it will be the motto"
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working steadily and crab
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430 Diners at the Function at
' Savinillock
NEW HAVEN, August 15.—-.l. Hen-
ry Rornback was there and so was C0-
ionel isaac M. Uliman. Former Repub-
lican Michael Kennedy was there also,
as was bloat-Gov. Denis A. Blakeslee.
Dr. George H. Knight, about whose
chances there was mote talk than of
these of anyone else, was also one of
Frank l'zloss. who said “that a pl'~ac R from the Republican ranks and should. the diners at the dinner of the Legis-
ticaliy complete case has been made they put a ticket in the field. there is [lattve club at the
Rent 11 actual all the defendants by the little doubt but what the Republican Rock, yesterday
lCoionade, Savin
Judge John P. Stud-
Rley wasn’t there but Fr.ed L. Gaylord
and other vigmous npholders of Judge
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oer nineteenth:
. CHICAGO. Aug. '15. *Ftl’teen thous-
1 and employee of surface lines and ele-
. voted railroads in Chicago will receive
.an increase in wages and re- adjust-i
} meat of working hours. according to a
report mowed here from the east
linst night.
men threatened to strike unless their
Rdemands for better working condi-
tions and an increase of waxes were.
granted by the companies. After a
conference lasting several days he-
Rtween lepreseniatives of the employee
and railway officials, a truce of one
id support the local adminis‘wwk was agreed to. during which‘
operating heads of the railways could
.30 east for the purpose of consulting
the financial heads of the companies
The exact changes in the wage scale
thave not been announced. but it is cx- .
posted the companies have made sub.
stantiai concessions to the men.
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LOS ANGELES C111,. Aug. lbs-«In
'wsA'rnsn rouse/131'
Fair Tonight and Friday.
At the expiration of their.
loontmct on August 1 the street ear I not due to the “criminal negligence of
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Small Units Failed toileach‘targer Forces, Which He :1:
ed a Delay in the Fighting as Planned
(Maneuver Headquarters.) may with the left wing at Upp '
STRATFORD.Aug.15.—~The gen-Racy. The two armies slept noon
oral engagement for possession oft miles apart. Pickets were
New ,York city will be fought tamer-R but did no firing. .A row of
row probably in Newtown Today the' were taken and sent to the rear-
respective commanders began shiftingR night' a test was a welcome on
their units in order to get better posi- men on both sides. Yesterda
nious. Neither dared to go into a gen— the most trying day since
eral engagement on the strength of war" began. The thermomete
last night's dispositions, which were at 9 in the shade most of the day
on parallel lines running north and there was no breeze except an t
south. the reds through Huntingtoni teps. The loads were all hard '
holding Walnut Tree Hill, which theyl and the soldiers sweated free!
won by aid of artillery yesterday. he. marched with their khaki shirts
ing the key to their center; and the ‘
blues resting their main body in Step
sors'umn 11111
DUE Til archetype
WINSTED, Aug. 15.~—The death of
G. Koziik a five year old boy at Nor-
folk on {August 1. when he was struck
by an automobile owned by .Dr. F. 8.
Denis of New York city, and driven by
his chauffeur, on the Norfolk road was
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sunvlvon or 1111111;
”111 nectar or 11:,
James W. Allen a colored rel.) '
of 116 Water street, South
and a survivor o! the ill-fated
ship Maine was delightfully. it
yesterday. when he received
package from ulcer Admiral Ft
Beatty containing a much cor
cleat as a relic from the “mow
the Maine. together with Mr.
own smoking pipe. which he be
his possession at the time
blown clear of the wreck man
into the *Havana waters. To In 1 1
Mr. Allen was pleased to recalled I
pipe, which showed the effects
experience beneath the waters-of
son, is putting it lightly.
in telling of his experiences
Sentinel reporter who lntorrio
him. Mr Allen said that at the
ol' the terrible explosion he was II
lug. slung snugly in his hammo ,
the main deck under the ini-
balch. Aplalrcnliy he was blow”
of the bat: b, clear or the boat as
pulled an atom dead than alive
Spanish measurable regained
aciousnenu two dhya later .1th
carelessness“ of any one. according to
the finding of Coroner S. A. Herman
made public today. Dr. Denis and
members of his family were in the car
at the time. The Result boy jumped
from some bushes beside the
narrow road and in front of the auto-
mobile. in commenting on the condi—
tions along the roadway the coroner.
says:
“The sclccimen of Norfolk possibly
ought not to be mitiolscd more severe
Iy than some other towns who have for
the purpose of economy or with the
object of obtaining reelection, possibly
both. suffered bushes to grow no claim
to the wrought paths of highways as
to make them dangerous. With the
present traffic upon the highways in
this use the sclnrtmrn cannot be too
diligent in removing all objects that
order to site more time for the final
own behalf. the Darrow bribery trialR
was convened an hour and a halfR
Darrow wasR
time alloted the defense expired and
District Alorney John I) l‘mderlcllll
afternoon session.
Darrow declared that the blowing
up of the Timon building was not the
result of tibial. to destroy lives. tin
absolved the McNamaran of any guilt
oi murder. The dynamite was placed
there criminally. the said. but with
no thought. of taking human life.
”The explosions stopped the printing
pro-mo: be said. " and unfortunately
there was you or oil that ignited and
the tire destroyed these human lives."
"There never was 11 man charged
with crime." «id Darrow “that 1 1111111
not com for it, that i could not and
means that moved bias. that i could
at find motives that looted blender
main-Mn. and! tell you today there
will“ com, 111 time when crime will
We but it will never actually
building falls and penitentiaries and
scaffolds. but by stunning the mats
Vision of life and» which men have
N
Rape and drivers of vehicles The eta»
tend to obscure the view or pelicairb Albumen iioopitnl. in Havana.
soon on be well recovered and?"
to warrant his removal be 1‘11 ,,
to the United States. wherorh
treated in a number of has ‘
entering his strength In tilt . '
l-lonpital. The shock of the .
and his subsequent. nufferim‘ ‘
about heart failure. which,
mi his discharge from the until
Mr. Allen is now changed
Ncrwniil as 11 laborer. and in
diam height, well not up .114,
appearance of being norm .
untenable physical strength.
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tutt- lawn of this plate make it ilnpnra~
live upon the fillIltlllmtlfl in every
town to out at. least once in each year
all Iilliiliéli. trees gall branches of trees
flowing within ten foot. of the travel
ed ways within the limit of the high
ways in their respective towns."
HOMER FIIDI IIIFH
NIB OMIIDIIREIR
The. complicated oases annihst this»
pilot; balls are still in the limelight.
the latent developmt bilingual. the
sum at noon dehonlted by leopard Dill»
one in the booth Norwnlb‘Trunfoom-
near has been garnished by nttorneys . . . . .
Keogh d: dander for their client. the . proponents. Aun.,.la.~»bie§
his allowing Manny. at New new Mini and nineteen flflifl'm
on, mg mg Will“ that the my to this port Rm fill!!!“ IIM’
which is being held in a part of the sinking at fourteen Mill; filed
inset wand bolts borrowed from the but 11 terriers stores which
company and which nucleon! in the blunt: the amnion one
hands of locum him ‘ It“ We days. The barricade
Yesterday almonds and: was all» 111111 new mm. mused
on to enamel-t not to stroll the trial him it the coast turns.
at his suit Wltiil. has. is catsuit of *
nu drum W at one. a one m'fl‘il raconteurs
toilet-tied this morning that on m Affiliate MN! m
had museum and that its. also m u‘ '
lied Matron his illicit! some mm m
mush stain Wheat dais
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