Evening sentinel, Monday, September 2, 1912 · page 1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Simlliar services field in All iii

in Honor oi the Decea‘ted

 

The memorial services that were
lheld at the South Norwalk Baptist
Church yesterday for the late General
William'ilflooth founder of the Salva-

. :ion Army, were largely attended. de-
echo inclemency oi the weather,
aniNNNNei‘e a fitting tribute to the mem-

_ or‘y'of one of the greatest religious
leaders of the Christian era. The aer-
Ivlces were held under the auspices oi’
the local branch of the Army, but
{were participated in by representa-

‘ tives of the South 'Norwalk Baptist,
Scuth Norwalk Congregational, Nor-

' walk Methodist Episcopal, Grace Epis-

 

" copalaad'theiEost Avenue Methodist .

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Killed onur lien and Wounded
. Slxliiihsrs and then Escaped
.i-‘rom‘Villiagers

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BERNE, Switzerland, September 1.

r“ A fircnzied Swiss. soldier. last'even-

,ingi. tidiiohrmed the little town of
ilomanslioru, on Lake Constance in-
to a miniature battlefield strewn with
dead and dying.

The soldier. Schwartz by name, in
a iii of madness. seized his rifle and
shot every one within range of the
windows of his house. killing four
and wounding six men in a New min-
deuce.

When night li‘ell :ihe house was sur-

rounded by .police and citizens.
uniting whom an hour or so later a
panic broke out when they heard a
shot. The besiegcrs under the im-
pression that Schwartz had come
among them. started tiring and shot
one another down until a dozen
We’vbedly wounded.
. During the scare the mud soldier
clumped from his house and fled do
the forest. where he is still at. large
and, armed.

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unsound Mill
rouse Iii nouv

liASi’E. Westphalia, ilnrmnny.
Sept. ”murmurs and policemen last
night lought‘n. battle here. which
lasted sellers] hours and ended with
a double fatality and to} wounding or,
.i‘onr men.

Agnng oi live hombrcakers was
surprised by the village, constable.
whom they fired at and totally
wounded. They then tied and moon
ing another constitbio. shot him dead.

.'l‘.bey were brought at bay in the
Mahbflflng hamlet or minus by a
(one or military «police and sitcr- a
’ilerce inellade. in which they manila
so then gendnrmes while one of
their owe sum was dine-bled. M
were arrested. ’

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some a. timber. the wandered
street imaginable. opened their all:
cats on holocausmmoon his new
quarters are uncommon and ”richly
, appointed and the proprhidi'fl Islam
the inspection at tho public. « ,

 
 

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Greatest Religious Movements
South Norwaik baptist '

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0 Principal Cities oi the .World

Churches, the pastors and rectors of
these churches speaking from the pul-
pit.

All the speakers emphasized the
greatness-of the man and his wonder-
ful and heroic battle for righteousness
and-salvation. As one speaker put it,
one of the secrets or his great suc-
cess was in the fact that he not only
recognized the spiritual needs or the
man whom he sought to enter into
the Kingdom of God. but his physical
needs as well and administered to
both.

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(Continued on, eighth page.)

luluu bun

James E. March, oiNew York,
impressed With Shotileld‘
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lies Been Taken to St. Luke’s
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Llewellyn Godfrey, the ten-yearnold
son at Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. R. God
trey, of Rowayton avenue, Rowayton,
was quite seriously injured in South
Norwalk yesterday, while on his well
to Sunday licheol, when he ran in mm
of Dr. Franklyn G. Brown's automo-
bile and was struck.

Till! boy came up from Rowaytou on
the trolley car. and at the corner or
North Main and Union streets alight-
ed from the car with the intention oi
going up Union street to Trinity Epis-
copal church. He went around the
buck oi the car and with his head
down, to shield his face from the rain,
he started to .ruujucrous the street.

down North», Main street quite slowly

museum of the m not nod.
and: the lid. Ishut oil the poster and
shouhdd. there being no time, to blow
the horn. it was too .iate'to avoid
striking young Godfrey however.
The radiator of the machine hit the
boy squarely in the mouth. Several

silo torn loose, causing the blood to
now profusely. Master Godfrey dis-
played a great amount of grit and
never murmured as he was taken into

 

James E. March, at New ork city,

morning looking over the Norwalk le-

cf his good American money.

Mr. March was accompanied by Mr.
Lonmun, a New ork land‘broker, rep~
resenting lb! Millerd Smith estate.
one took Mr. March to «the Shemeld
on'lheSonnd. it could not be learned
up to press time last night whether
any deal had been reached.

The island in one of the most boon-
tiini in the outer harbor and not
long ago was mentioned through these
columns as being proposed for a 1m-
ulble public playground.

Mr. March recently came into the
limelight. by reason of his connection
with the famous lioeenthal case when
he appeurcd before the grand jury on
Friday of last week and testified in
behali or Lieutenant Becker. Mr.
March is known to a number of Non
walk people who report Ithat he only
recently cnmc into his wealth.

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KlNDiLile-CARLIN.
Quiet Wedding Ceremony This Morn.
ing at St. Joseph's Parochial
Residence.

The marriage of Miss Ruth Dorothy
Carlin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. idio-
pheu ii. Carlin. of West street. and
Owen Francis Kindlllen will be colony
nixed this morning at 7:30 o‘clock.
at the parochial residence or at. Jan
eph's Church. Tho pastor, her. Rich.
ard J. Carroll, emulated.

The bride will near «handsome can.
tonne of white voile over‘silkw 'i‘ns
bridemald will be Mine isttsabethi‘ltiu-
dilien, sister of the groom, hood the
but men in Frederick Mulroney.

After a. wedding trip the Young“
couple will begin unassuming in the
residence just completed by :Ii’r. lilo»
dilioh in West street. m lKill. ‘

ditto Mr and Mrs. Kindlilco

 

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announced wedding gifts.

 

 

a prominent polltlcan and who is re;
puted to be a very wealthy man. was5
a visitor in South Norivalk Saturdayt

lands with the view of investing some}

boomer wtth the younger mic or r~
The Romain, and received many“

the allies of Haniord's garage and ad;
ministered to by Dr. Brown and out;
are. Tile physician was accompanied
by Howard Gehrmann, of East Nor-
lwalk and the latter was despatched to
‘East Norwulk (or the larger automo
bile of the physician and then the boy
was taken to his home in llowaywn.

Dr. I. M. Allen, the iamily physi-
cian, was later called. and it was de—
cided to take the boy to St. Luke's
Hospital in New York city. for further
treatment. He went here. last evening
and will remain some time

I0! SHIPPEIN
HOT IN “ME”.

SHEL'I‘ON Sept tum-Harold Hon
nanny, ago; eight had the experience
this mail oi’ being being a litre puck-
ego by express Hg was chipped by on:
press from hoe Angelou by his parents
who out to live there. liaroid says
that he could not. endure LOH Angelou
and place to be back not. 'i‘be doctor
told his pareule that their nooks health
was not good and it was advisable to
send him back for a stay. To mum;
him was a problem which the errors»
company settled by tagging Harold an
s nwknge. From what the but can
he had a royal need time across the
continent. lie did not have to stay in
the express cars like inanimate his
lusts, but rode with passengers. who
treated him kindly and led him ob
fruit. dy and other goodies. *lio
wit me e his home with his grand-
mother. Mrs. Willian Mason

 

 

 

Omit! MIAMI!) CLUB MlNITiNCLI

One of the molt successful patch
telnmenis yet «given by the mile is.
lead Club was produced disarm iv»
citing whoa them people staged a
Minstrel mow. .Tno' WWW mode
a decided hit audios “collisions

 
 
 

Dr. 'Brpwn'h‘appened ' to be coming '

oi his teeth were knocked out and ”MN ‘ ,

addict of its kind We given to the .
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Llewollyn Codirey, oi Rousyton, ‘ .
. , ‘ . . lots, to can i the Vessels not re-
3 ”I, INIIIIN‘ONN by Dr. F. turning no holds post until near
(,3, iironm’. 3 Car naturism. o nicotine becslmed

Island shore.

 

by Commodore Wil-
liam H. Emans Flicker,
secured twenty fond points.
Kanaka oecmd sixteen points;

ya. thirteen points.

Miriam live points and the Alert fou
points.

in the evening.
Saturday‘s summary iollows:
“CLASS A.
start

 
 

 

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PMITEIC’ “MINE,

 

the Mlm‘. Union went “Aston

bike.
but this did not detract in the sligh

port.

lug ball.

which they swing their paint brush.

swinging the not. ‘
“opponents by the score of ‘10 to 'L‘

and was perfect in every respect.

White and sweet potlioes
Chicken
flitcod tomatoes
Watermelon
cigars and Mimhmcntn.

Pickles

Monthly Journal

MINIITIM’ illilil
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wood thus
Maia prepared them

:i'iul Issac Minnow

' Chowder.

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Walnuts
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It
was the and Nicky tint there was not
enough width? Clio boots. The son
‘ the race. The clau
a by EXvCommodore

and the class B event

which
Th0

Al»
silica and Pattipero fifteen points: Vir-

In class A the lilolls secured twelve
points, the Doflance nine points, the

Next Saturday “moon the annual
regatta. will be called, and the win-
ners .ot the moon's ransomwill be
given cubs 'atiatbe smoker to be held

finish corr. time

Miriam ....2:10 3:15:20 4:04:20 mun’d about thought that a dance
Alert ...... 2:10 5:23:25 3:18:25 was in progress there. but that shows
Defiance ....Did not finish, how little they really knew ot the
Eolis ....... .Did not finish.

CLASS B. (Continued on Sixth Page.)

‘ start finish .
Flicker .. . ...2:15‘ 6:09:30 . .
Psalm ,1. .Dld’not finish. p ‘
limb. ....213lo not? onto. Rum"
Knuth .. ...... Did not finish.
V‘m‘ " """" D“: n“ m"? The ten are»: Merrills cNNNCr\M

"MN "It cllfll'm
. AbOut eighty-five or the monitors at

Brook, near Westport. Saturday ‘aften
noon. and colored their annual clum-
The» weather was threatening.

est'wsy from the good time which was
in store far the men. The bake was
prepared by James J. thoiio, at West-
Everythlng was of the first
variety and was cooked to perioctlon.
, While the duke was being prepared.
the painters‘ tried their hand at play-
Tbere may not be much
choice bemoan the Norwalk boys and
the South Norwalk boys in the we? in

but the Norwslk boys may cup
cloned their triende when it some to
Nowell; bout thotr.
The bake was served at i o'clock

Gillette proved himsell to be s first

elm cook. The menu follow:
Chowder V

Steamed clams clam broth
Blue Fish

Green com

A pleura of those pment us toll.
on and will appear in the Pointers'

The third annual“ clam bolts of tits
Carpenters“ Union was held enemy
afternoon in Schmidt’s sum. About;
no, lease: the carpenters and their
families were present. The lash m
an in every respect and a Win
in moaned W

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And Richard heads a Newly
writ Poem to His Guests in
George the ill. Costumes

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Wliiil’CiliowlanNMns and Now-
erlng ‘lisaddresses oi Ladies

 

 

 

 

Th‘e quaint, vine~hung house at
'l‘olteneke that is the home of Rich-
ard Lo Guillaume. the poet and Mrs.
L9 Galiieunc. his latest Golden Girl,
waistline of light last night Dashing
figures in knee breetches and ladies
with billowing gowns and towering
headdresses passed and rapeseed the
lighted windows and through tin; half-
open easements floated the strains of
a Imohuet. The country folks from

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in South Nohsik, opens tomorow
morning under most ‘ouspiclouo cir-
cumstances and indications are heat
it will be or!” the most suoce ’ul
tal term experienced by this‘buslué'ls
. school. . A lam number of pupils
have been unveiled and will commence
their studies under a thorough elli-
ciert faculty;
'i‘liehtotory of Merrill College is one
long string of successes. Good _man-
ligament and long years of experience
have worked wonders for the stand-
ard of Ibo school and the best adver-
tisement the institution has is the
success Itidihod by their scholars.
Among the branches taught aria cost
recounting. actual business prociloe,
auditing and accounting, ashorthsnd
anvl 'ypewritlug, correspondenCe and
Englis.. and office filing ey.stems The
«equipment at the school is being can
neatly added to and today is equal to
that of may or the larger colleges in
the r-«untry.
The school otters exceptional adren—
togoo in that day and night sessions
tune provided.

IIIE MINT-III" ,
II ”MINT! "MT!“

neuron, soot. i._-lotorout in the
investigation of the “logo-I "planting"
‘ oi dynamite at Waco during the
his textile strip. was renewed inlay
with the room that the finding oi in.
dlotmenu mm: William a. Wood
president of lthe Mani-icon Woolen
Company. Donnie Collins and arthird
man who lies not yet been formally
arrested. would not «impish convert:
oi the dim: alarm. The Grand Jury
will most with um um tor the
mist decision” term, and it was
some that the district aileron
might imp itiil thriller evidence in
present to the body it that “tumor
it not next week. at u. special citric:
later in the sleuth.
"it in W that tile third man
‘ himself at police
room and initial

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was-run reasons?

W
time subs «some will no loin
P molly “linkages walls. om

Unsealed today.

 

Blocking the Central

Louis Chichisola, the fiveyear-old
son or C. Chicbisola, the well known
fruit dealer, in Westport, was drown-
ed Saturdsy sfbernoon, when he fell
oi! one o: the docks in that place,
while playing with a number of other
boys.

The lad was playing near the edge
when he tripped and fell into the riv-
er. His companions were frightened
to such an extent that they did not
know what to do for some time, but
finally spread the alarm. Fred Dar-
row, upon hearing oi the accident, ran
to the place and dove for the boy,
’finaily recoveringw his body. ' By that

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Shoe Laos Paddler mi health in
Peculiar subs} in Portland,
" Coons Barn ‘

 

PORTLAND. Coun.,Sent.1.—-,The
body of an unidentified shoe lace
peddler woe tound with his head
wedged betweeu'an iron hayrack. in a
bars on the premises oi Mrs. C. w.
Flood. on Air Line avenue. this morn-
ing by some small children who
were playing in the burn. Medical
Examiner Sears was called, and after
an examination, decided that death
was accidental and due to strangula-
tion.
The man who was about fiity~five
years old, and more than six teat
an. called at the Flood home this
morning about 7 o'clock and asked
tor a drink of water He then went
away and it is presumed that he
crawled upon the hay in the barn to
sleep. The medical examiner thinks
that the man slid from the hay, head
first, and became wedged in the hey
rock. it was necessary to“ remove the
“rock in order to extricate the body.
in a smell sacbel was found 3
quantity of shoe laces, and a card
bearing the address of “H. Davldol'l.
831 Grand street. Waterbury, Conn."
ill. NI presumed that Daridof! ii the
name ol’ a dealer in Waterbury from
Whom tho oboe loose were purchased.
About to was found in the men‘s
clothing.

ClililiilETEiillliil .
sumo sour

u I. expected that contractor is».
och neither will be ready to start the

 

 

 

practically, astonished from “hiking-i
ton to iiillru’bstii steed .I and the room

 
 

bills: on and temples; the invalid.
also as». fine rural escort. through

 

tractor psalms. is W to blow

 

 

an no
lHi Slili

Dealer. Drovmed by Falling From a Deck Into ”the
Harbor, Last Saturday Ailernoon

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Locomotive and Freight Cars Leave the Track at Sails

 

 

 

 

time, however,
tinct.

ed and found that the death we

cidentul

tive and freight ears were
ball a mile east. of this low
lag, the accident blockln ..
New England Railroad. ll. d
gineer Harry Dodge. of 0
his fireman, were in the .,
when it left the tracks, but .

‘II on m but

by Rev. and Mrs. Horace

preparing to leave next day:
Civil War as a member of Com ..
Seventeenth ConneCticut. Vela.
On that day he called on hi. ‘fi
Miss Ellen G. (hoist, of New
and after talking the matter ‘o‘llb
decided that instead of waitl
he returned from the war, the
get married that night.

action'and hitching up Misc - .
tather‘s team they oped in
ten. They secured a monlan‘
without trouble, but finding. ‘
was another matter. While
searching for a person the.
remembered that Rev. Holt” , ,
Beecher was sayings visit tub '

who attended the Gunnery.»

the young couple were in W.
consented to perform lilo <

turned to New Preston and.
day the groom left with hie-rd
tor the front.

claim-day undead a verdict1

responsibility for the death
uncle Sam-inc. mo seven, ,V
killed by being run over by 7,

.nor in his examination Mouth

concrete work on the Water street m“ net that "3" b” 1"“
pavement idb during the early part at li‘lahsriy ' team “a the
this unit. The ”duration he: been "‘1" 1”" mm the sect,

anal» and completed its work at an "i“ “ “‘5‘“ “"l “m"

 
 

. mowers"
Menstruation iii; since to door

 
 

 
 

New England Line

lite had beco ‘

Medical Examiner Pmrs was

Freight Wreck in Salish ry
SALISBURY Sept. 1—31

 

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Just fifty years ago today all .

 

The thought was the lather

Mr. Beecher was told oi t

which he «no. Mr. and Hit

DAMN ION". DEATH
“he“ 2- ,
Coroner Photon oi Bridmrt

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Morris Flahorty of this piston

team on Wednesday night.

i. be
his hood
in: the wed in ironrt oi one
whom oi the wagon which .

 

 

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