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MANY MEMBERS HAYI IllIiiRlltli Iii IHIIA HIIMES
HAYIIM BECAME
The Deficiency Appropriation Bill Held up by the State Claims,
Which Amount to $600,000
WASHANGTON, Aug. 26.——Leadcra
of house and senate prepared for to-
day's session not knowing whether the
sixty-second Congress would end ti)
night or continue for a week. With a
double filibuster promised in the Sen-
ate and the house standing like a rock
auunst the State claims, in the gener-
al deficiency bill. no one 'could accu-
o'alely forecast the day's develop:
ments.
iSomc leaders predicted one part of
the situation might be solved by per-
mitting the general deficiency bill to
avail for the next Congress. Such a
plan, however, was in a way to be
SIilAYl AAI MAAIIIACIIIRY
MAY iIlIiAIt ill IllYiil
l
Alex. Gordon, Formerly oi the
. Mutual Hal Company, Trying to
list Broncton Brothers
The. Norwalks may have another
if
for-
merly connected with tiic Mutual Hat
Company, in Norwalk. are carried out.
‘Mr. Gordon has been employed recent
ly in Newark, and has Clinic A,“ con
new industry in, the near future.
the plans of Alexander Gordon,
met with many of nu. loading mm“, at Rolon 1,01,“, it living the omnmniaminlng the remains found that death
H“ I“ "m“ of tho members that the lntlei plate was MOMMA“! ordering ”‘9 roinains
fullurcis of the (ounliy
ing an effort to blue llionsion lir—otli
(in; of New York‘ a lill'l-Zl‘ SAHAW hm 'I‘Iit‘le Wlll lH‘ liloblilgeiltpniildemor,1was llolllll‘d filld lUOk Clllll'ge 0f the
lllulllilmililllllllg(fOllllli'il locale here
WHY 01 “10 “1"" H iilwt’llliilo llill'i‘ “W“ oliicr features. The committee Mill The “"39"“ Heme” “'1" be held to
mode previously in Holy, but tho lumi-
miss has grown to such an exit-iii that
“my desire to have n i‘uclury in
country, and save the (‘k‘l‘ililitit‘ or liii
iimlini: goods from null or Mi“ Mi I‘Ollniit to which all did ample Jiinill‘o ' “ME"R'LL COLLEGE ”’5'”
giving employment to the mechanics
“('19 if Mr. Gordon in iiiinwsiiful the
iuiiiiiirii will piohulily locate in Nor-
wulk, and may possibly cerium tho
liiiuiivut at (limiter plant. in (‘iouu
street, whore the Mutual lint Com
puny i‘ormrrly carried on liuuincau.
'l‘ho liroiiil it Knapp (30., which has
him; boon in the cliff and null
luminous. iii trying the exiioriinunl of
branching out into straw but muiiiiluc
luring. Boiuplcii are being mode In a luuu iiiliiry iliclurdny morning while, mu“? Ilrlltlli‘ll‘": were WARM” in the
hl‘illllll of the soft lint. department in
iWalcr airorl lllld it
that they will be hllildléiildrlll. If pitch
in the cane llie luminous will be on-
iurioiid and a number of petiole given
limpioyiiicnl. SA'EVCIFAAA woman
prom-iii Working on tho alrrliv
ninolilnon. mid W. it. Clilltiii, formerly
of tho Viiiiderlioel and Mutual lint
iiomphny‘n factories. in doing the sin»
inc.
“MM. m .. W
mNOTlCE.
’l‘iic”(ienerai Luliorerii’ lmeruatlonnli
Union will meet Labor my morning
at it it. in. st ticnlruliliebor Hail and
[march to St. Joseph‘s Church. at
which ”has ting services will be held
”returning to Railroad Hilliard at ii 3.
ion. and will parade principal streets.
All local unions are earnestly redubstr
, oil to attend Tilly: American Band
will furnish music.
.ll’il 1'th CCMKIN‘M
, wine you item: to and at home
Point casual? It's baud blight.
Milli ii is
SSIiili All] is Bill
Willi sum iiiiiis
Double Filiiiuster in the Senate, and the House Standing Like
a Rock Against the State Claims iii General Deficiency
Bill, Compels Abandonment of Plan to Adjourn
IMIII [if Iiit PRAAIIAMGS
thwarted if Senator Chamberlain, of
Oregon, crrled out his threat to re-
fuse to permit an adjournment until
the house yielded to the senate am-
endments. In that be counted 011 the
suppot oi Seniors Martin and Swan.
son, of Virginia. Both Virginia and
Oregon have claims in the bill. MI‘.
Chamberlln could block an adjourn-
iiii lliiiliillillii
Siberahi Rena, oi Turin,‘°’ltaly,
Meets Tropic End at Holy‘
Ghost Fathers’ Home
mull ill illlll
Had superhuman "to His , Body
From Tree on Shore "
Siberato Rena, aged twenty-seven,
and a native of Turin, ltaly, met a tra-
gic death at the Holy Ghost Fathors‘
home, in West Norwaik, yesterday,
morning when he dove into a swim-
ming hole in that vicinity. striking his
. head ‘on a submerged rock and break-
‘ing his neck. Death must have been
I instantaneous.
hearing in A3,,
, I medal at the recent
A Winston, the rally
3 reaping party or, South
edged for Wednesday
week is of special in-
wn is that Herbert
be, commissioner on
will be the principal
which the .
Nor-walk in
evening at
terest.
corporations; r
speaker.
During his glorified under President
William «How d Tait, Mr. Smith had
an ideal oppfitunity of observing the
doings of such concerns as the Sten-
dard Oil company. the United States
steel trust and other monster corpore-
tions. lie with discuss these matters at
the rally in lililusic Han, Wednesday
evening.
Mr. Smith in a. fluent speaker, and
while not of the demonstrative type
like Roosevelqghas a manner of push
lug out facts Mahdi is bound to con-
vlnce. “bani/Roosevelt decided to
heed the third party, Mr. Smith, who
Mr. Rena was not regularly enrolled:
meat on a point of no quorum and it
ariesting departing
bringing them back to their seats.
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
BIS CELEBRITIAIM
0M 003013038 BAY
the biggest celebration ever, was as-
surcd at yesterdu)‘ 3 meeting of the
'Italian independent Society at which
lug committee appointed. The Com-
mittee is made up of Joseph Diseea.
.prcsidciit; John Fanilln, vice presl
“dent; Angelo Muguvcio treasurer;
Vinvenl Esposito. Antonio Guruuone.
Joseph (‘aaaleec. Flank Oddo, B De
Marlo ll. Merino, Michelangelo
road. and V. Fifcr.
It was decided that the celebration
thin ‘
hat ,
are at ;
lint A
would take place in town instead of
is too fur removed fiom the center
in width will be the usual floats and
hold a meeting on Wednesday or
, lug.
At the conclusion
on-
of refillilfldflyli
mocling, the members out down to a
I
wm*%~wa m 4.1-..-
mF‘ull hand of music for dancing
at itolon lonigbt. Don't miss it.
i
2
i
iiuuiieo name
A CHALLCW DIVE
Mien illuuche Smith, of itowuvtou
had a narrow cannula trout oer-
l
in bathing at the Knob when she
in anticipated down from the float llllo shallow water. ,d‘l' “WWW"
Intrlklug liar build on the bottom with
,Tcoiiiiidemhlc torch and combining new
Aurel wounds about the taco.
Al the time ’Mliui Smith look the
dive. there was only about two feet
‘ot Witbet’ under the float. What inio
1amount to be a "shallow dive.” no call»
ied..did not materialize and she struck
iron on her head. laundering bar can
conscious and cutting liar 13cc quite
painfully. She was quickly 333038113
i
in Daniel Ff'll‘ocmoy's automobile and
when to the pipes of Dr. William J.
Tracey, who dressed the wounds,
which consist of one long out on the
lane and scratches on the lace and
nose.
w'l‘lw auxiliary sloop Olga will
make trips til the trial races all final
install tor the International motor
host races on Tuesday and Wédnso
any. leaving Storms dock waafltfll,
at 1 ohoiocit roman
p,
That the commemoration 0f Column] ‘0 13”“ the art 0' swimming.
, ihus Din this your is to be marked by
, .
time plans were discusSed and a work- 1
Do,
ashore by willing hands and placed.
among the Holy Ghost Fathers. but:
idols of the institution brought aboutJ
his untimely death and has plunged
the institution into grief over his de
misc. The rules of the institution pro-
A rides that no member shall swim na-
1
loomponied by “Arthur Whit” Mr:
Rena disregarded this rule and stole!
away from the institution to attemptl
He was
not missed until dinner time, when he
did not take his accustomed seat. A
search foiowed and his body was dis-
{covered in the swimming pool. Ap-
parently he was about to make a grout
tattempt to swim, for attached to his
:body was a rope the other end of
Awhlch was tied firmly to a sapling on
{the shore. F‘vldently he did this so
that in the event he (ould not swim
he could pull himself ashore.
When dragged out of the water, Mr
,Jbenn was dead and word was immedi-
ately sent to Medical Examiner S. H
”.lluntinglon, or Norwaik who after ox- A
ruled fol.
'ruea ...l Collins Company
:body.
.tnorrow morning at ti o clotlt and the
both will be laid at. test at the li‘mll'
dale cemetery.
l
open every day ii a. m. to?) up in for
the enrollment of pupils for opening
of tcrm. Sept. 3, 1912.
new”
MIRIAM "0 PIMPEIO
WIM YACHT CLUB BASES
The Miriam. owned by Sidney 3'.
“Ward and tho Pmnptno. owned by
Norwnlk Yacht Club raced lust Sutur-
Thero was a fair
Juneau and the sport wan enjoyed.
in (lion: )3. the Flicker, owned by
Commodorn William ii. Iii/lumen, lead
with nineteen polntn; Method, militia.
anionic-tin poliiill; Kuriuku, third. nix-
tron points. and Pompom, fourth, ill»
teen points.
{in account of the races at Hunting
lcn. next Saturday and labor hey.
there iii talk or postponing the other
mean for Mo weeks and this will
likely he done. The summary of Slit»
urdny’il events follow:
Glen A.
"Miriam 2:10 5.23.37 ’ 8:13:33
Defiance 2:10 build till. 31 dd: 03
lilolis 2210 361.2%. 3. 373.6!
dim I. ‘
Flicker 3:13 6:13313 3:33' 1
Pompom 13:13 601233 3W!!!“
Math“ 3 it “33:17 3: 33: 37’
Studies. I‘i FNMA“ 3:313?”
as! he receives permission and to ac . .. .
kindly?
“4‘de WI. 236 bullet lulle-
eerie the Reflubllcan party longer and
resigned Hill advent to the Bull;
was doubtful if a quorum could be se- l was known use Lay Brother His Del": Moose Party i-was decidedly welcome drove a wave over her stern and snap-
cured in the senate without actually sistent efforts and determination to and he was given charge of Connec. lied off her wheel, carrying the two
members and learn and ills disobedience of the or- tlcut
Aside from Mr. Smith, Senator
thing to say, mainly his reasons for
Republican ranks to join it
vopinion ot- Bridgeport,
funny man will die
that will :be well worth hearing.
slvo Glee Club of Bridgeport has also
consented to help the cause along. A
monster parade will precede the rally.
The following program has been ar-
ranged. Rev. James Benton Werner
will offer prayer.
Program.
. Selection‘ by American Band-0nward
Christian Soldiers.
Prayer—«Rev. James Benton Werner,
Address of Welcome—Thomas Rich~
urdeon, local chairman.
Intertulnmentwhiurvin R. Duty, of
Stamford. '
Addresewilon. Herbert Knox. Smith.
Selection—Progressive Glee Club, of
Bridgeport.
Addressmilorucc Jackson of Bridge
port.
Selection by American Baum—Baltic
Hymn of the Republic,
Addresamlion. .i.’ W. Alsop, of Avon.
SelectiouwProsncsnive Glee Club.
Closing Remarks.
iencewhmerlcu.
--li‘uil band of music for dancing
at Itolon tonight. Don‘t miss it.
.ufl‘W ..
OYSTER DEAL NAT
THROUGH A" SEALSMIPT
dollops of bony; island oyster lull)!“
enle‘ln recent years comes an a re
suit or negotiations between W. it.
links, tronnurer and mineral manager
0! the Socialiilit Cynlor company, and
Captain Jacob tickers, who owns cxi
tunuiva oyster body in Great South
nay, at (immiporl and iii Paconlc tiny.
The result of thin conference in the
formation of a new corporation to ho
capitalized at 31,600,900, with Captain
ticker- » president and general men-
apor. The new company has not yet
been named.
Joesph Cameron, the lifesaver and
hm. at thallium Point deck. 3 Bolton
pirativeiyilawrat tho “timid d!
ion, 72 hora: lien at. rat on. a ,
BRIIHSHIP
“Joe" Alsop o! Aron will have some:
the third putty and why he left the,
cues Progressive principles and incl-.
dentally will tell a few funny stories,
The American Band has been engag- ,
ed for the occasionmnd the Progres-
aaieciion. Band. meridian and Ami.t
One of the mom. important conceit~
' ted. Courts of inquiry are being held
trillion ”rimmed“ of the corps. vellum
only pure In exhibition of toner div-g
ll thou lilo seconded the diving the
muted m but buildup: “mm
m and plunked from the height or
y. titty or sixty feet down into
tile water below. The hull ‘vm 60W
(Thunder
wanna-3, masons-r
showers tonight. and Tuesday
PiiRi until
i All Willi
The Male, Two Seaman, Suit of
Soils and All the Ship’s'Stores
Lost in Storm
iiii aniline
liliil Bill’s iiiii
Steering Wheel and Chart Houses
Carried Away
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.~—The
British ship Port Patrick, from New
York. has reached Adelaide. Australia.
minus her mate, two seamen, a suit
or calls end the ship‘s stores. Advices
received here today bring information
that the Port Patrick sailing 41311.2,
1
i
Adelaide, and saw no fair weather.
Two weeks out, a northeast gale
l
l
lsteersmen to their death. Sweeping
,forward the comber wrencbcd away
the wheel box and two compasses,
smashed the cabin skylight and flood-
ed the ship's stores. The chart hope
'03 were crumpled up and as the ship,
free from her helm, rolled into the
,»trdugh of the sea the wind stripped»
her upper canvas and reduced the rest
to ribbons.
A temporary steering gear rescued
her for the time and with makeshift
sails she weathered gale after gale an
ill the Australian coast was reached.
The male died of heart disease.
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—MILLINERY.
Shapes and‘ outing hats for early
fall. Miss Polhemus, 86 Wash. St.
MM. MILME 001' FM!
FIMEIEM’S PRESIBEMT
.w“
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i
Tile State Fireman's ABBOciatlon‘
will hold its annual convention in New
London on Wednesday and Thursday
of this week. South Norwulk will be
represented by the following dele-
gates: Chief George W. Bogardua.
First Assistant H. L. Zoloft; Second,
Assistant J. Henry -Schaub, Fire-Mar-l
shill Harold F. Clark, Walter McCar~
ty, Frederick William and Theodore
Clark.
The delegations from all the Nor-
walks are out to elect Senior Vice Pro-
cldent John I). Milne, oi Nor‘walk, lo
the ethos of president. and indications
are that .they will nucoeed admirably
Chief Milne hi popular throughout the
state and there is little doubt «but
what he will be honored by promotion.
wli‘uncy tomatoes, 26c: bucket. Jose
loft. 72 North Main St. Tel. 467.
main malarial .
‘ limiiui ACTIVE
HOPKI'NSVIIJLE. Kit. Auli- 26.”,
The "Black Patch." the principal
farming product of which is tobacco.
worth approximately 310,000,000 ari-
nuuliy. is threatened with a recruited.
canoe or night rldore’ activities. In
tlmldution vbvlettero of warning and
verbal threats to acid to be prevalent‘
in some of the counties formerly attac-
und bheulthol‘itifii are making a do
maimed short to stay the lawless-A
am bolero the scenes or violence that
accompanies the "reign of terror” are
Nodal/ed.
i
wruuor thalidomide bucket. Jose
loll, 73 North Main All. Tel. 467..
. din-ed dominant at New mucus
m Ii Hillel iii aural. mum, Sunday
Wt liniiiiiiiiii 3
Secret Service Men Who Have” Trackedmmunterfelt'
iliiiillliili wu iiiiiii iiiuiii ill lull
Landlords of Property Used for Questionable/Purpose“
pointment of William J. Flynn. chief Allie gambler Herman would:
of the local Secret Service, as. chieiibusy toddy preparing defense. of.
tlgating committee, came the news to, it is learned expects to show th‘
day that a corps of the ablest detec- : was the victim of a gamblers
was then commissioner on corpora-, met her first. storm one day out and; A'tiics in the country will aid Chief headed by “Bald Jack" R038 and
lions under President Taft, refused to: her last one day before she reachediFlinn in ferreting out evidence at l men who have supported Rope’i
Service men have pl‘OVed their ability‘, asseit, all have sufficient reason
als.
pecte to meet tomorrow for purposes iconnsel that a plot to murddr
of further organization.
Becker,
,PIOMEEII HOOK 3M0
Hook and builder Company was held,
yesterday in Schmidt’s grove. The Charles I. "fill “MISS!
bake was prepared by Herman ‘ . y 8135 . M
Schmidt and was excellent in every senous hum-ins am”, A
detail.
of the ideal weather conditions and
lournied to the grove where they en-
joyed the fine dinner prepared. Sports
of various kinds were indulged in dur-
ing the day, and the music rendered
by 'Svec's orchestra was good and
pleased all
epeches were given by Err-Chief Prow-
itt, Mayor Edward Finnegan.
Henry Mantels. and the Hon. E. 0- :sustalned injuries to the thumb on
Keelcr.
good and recived the applause oi! the
large gathering present.
Steamed clams
Chicken
South Norwaik fireman, and
law of Ohio: Engineer George G. 90- between the tracks and altito ' '
garden. was seriously
or rubber
roots in position. and this was broken. ,back to the hospital where m.
clue. lil- liitt tool we: so badly luv expected that Mr. Mitch will
lured about the instep that be Wit" ‘
sicilin.
and remorse or
iii illiill [ill will
iii Pii iii ii ii
Criminals to Begin Work Under William J. Flynn, A
Chief of the New York Secret Service,
Served With Subpoenas Today
NEW YOR, Aug. 26.~With the ap-icharges of instigating the mu!“
nveetigator of the aldermanlc invee-Iaecused. Lieutenant Becker’sln,
iollce blackmail some of the Secret fesslon. These men, his counsel A,
a tracking counterfeiteis and crimin. seek revenge on Becker for bill
The investigating committee ex— lies. It will be alleged lurtllél“
that has cropped out in the Boise.
Counsel for Police inept. Charles
now behind the bars on
._._'_.—o
(Continued on Sixth VI!“
inborn co CLAHIMKE
The annual clambake of the Pioneer
A large crowd t00k advantage
Norwalk Hospital
Charles F. Lynch of Crescent
race, was seriously injured Batu}:
night at Saugatuck when he
thrown from an accommodation '
enroute from South iNorwallt
Bridgeport in the out just east of, V
,Saugatuck railroad station. Mr. Lynn
present. After dinner
Hon.
All of the speeches were ,rlght hand. which necessitated its up
putation, a compound fracture at M
right arm just above the elbow M
his right kidney was ruptured.
It was reported that Mr. unenlm
riding on a freight train but thin!
denied at his home this morning”
family reporting that he took the 7}.
o'clock accommodation to Bridget!
He was about to pass from one
another when the train gave a nu
lurch as it rounded the curve 1
into the cut at this point. scion,“
Lynch could catch hold or thee ‘
he was toppled over and titre
the roudbed, sustaining his eerie
Juries. It was not until 10’
that night that he was i ,
Géorge Hale. of Beugatuolg, w
boned to be walking along til
con-in at, that time. Home RAM,
The menu:
Tomato Salad
Steamed blue fish
White and sweet pomtoes.
LObster
Watermelon.
Cigars.
~Don’t forget American Band for
Point tonight?“ it's Band Night.
LOCAL FIIIEMIM ,.
SUSTAIMS INJURIES
William Nadia,
an enthusiastic
injured while ‘_solous. his injuries were mob
responding to the Saturday night lira 'wan unable to, move. That I
at the J. C. Wilson it Go, factory. ‘Hu ,traln did not kill him treat "’3
had climbed on the chemical wagon, My good luck in being 19 if
and was changing his shock for a llnll‘ Athe next train was due.
boots, when the warm: Mr. Halo immediately coin ‘ ’
swerved as it turned the corner into ed with the Nag-mm 'flospfla] S
Washington ntroct. He was thrown ;ltles and the ambulance win Milt
against the role which holdu the 1101 ,the piece iii-inning the injured
he iwould have fallen oil! the upper- coy. Although qeriomliy ml
obliged to have the services of a phy-
g.
‘w-Arc you doing to dance at Rollin
Point toninihtt It'll Band Night.
A'i‘WA'rllicMuuvmiLL.
Mine lit-lode Mulvlhlil, doutbter or
in. and Mn. 9. Aleutian or can
wall: and Warren Atrium. or Not.
" m quietly merit! in new
cinder, by the Rev 3‘. A. on»
ii'AMth.
George ’1' melatonin ct
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