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Entered It the south Nous-1h root-ones
"Second Class 1m tor
scorn Nonwnwt court. MONDAY enormous 16.1912
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WEATHER FORECAM‘
Fair Tonight and Tuesday.
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Great Enthusiasm“ Shown When Attorney Clitus H.‘ King,
‘Ifi
.Fairlield, Made the Speech, and an Ovation Was Given
Mr. Hill by Those Who Know His Worth
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IA Dinner Followed the Convention, Which Was Held at Strai-
lieid, in Bridgeport, and Speeches Were Made
ldhcnezer J. Hill, of Norwalk, was
renominnted Saturday
for the tenth time for Congresa by the
itephblicans of the Fourth district.
The renominatiou Went through with
n whoop. and Mr. Hill was given a
big reception when he was brought to
the convention room in
field, at Bridgeport.
John T. King. of Bridgeport called
the convention to order shortly after
12:30 o'clclt. Arthur C. Wheeler, oi:
Norwnlk, was elected clerk and Mil-
:ton Fessenden was named chairman.
0n taking the chair Mr. Fessendeu
spoke of Mr. Hill's record in the
‘House and said:
Tariff the Quos5lon
“The great
concrete to ponder is the tariff.
believe that them is in the country
no greater tariff authority than Mr.
Hill, as his record has shown, in the
unanimously
past. I believe the Republicans or
this district -_will return him to the
House to continue this Work by a
his; vote."
Vice presidents were appointed as
tollows:
Fred D. Ives, Bridgeport;
1.. iShepard, Bethcl; Samuel A.
Wakemnn, Fulrheld; Richard H.
Fitch, Wilton;
Edward J. Kenealy,
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IIIIIIIIIIRIIE CRISHIS
INIII I RIRRIIREN
Richard'Lynch Settles tor Dam-
age to Vehicle of Contractor
. John Fonzilll
The driving rain was the direct
cause of a slight accident in Wood.
ward avouuu at 10:30 o‘clock last
night, when Richard Lynch. driving
on automobile up Woodwmd avenue
crashed into a wagon which had been
loft standing in front of the restriction
of Joseph Fliila by it‘ll owner, John
Fannilli. Mr. Lynch was catalog up
the avenue and a trolley car was go.
iur; down. The wind shield of the
automobile was so plastered with rain
that Mr. Lynch was unable to one the
wagon, to which t'vss attached no
light, until he was almost on top of
it and than it was too late to bring
the machine to a stop. The carriage
was considerably damaged.
‘Mr. 1.1111111; automobile was not
damaged to any extent and he imme-
diately tell the place sud started for
lilo police station to report the soci-
dout. in the meantime Mr. Funsilii
called the police station sndreportod
that Mr;. Lynch was responsible and
the trades were about to 11.111 the nec-
essary steps to secure Mr. Lynch
, when that gentleman put in an ap-
iioaraneo at the 'tstioh.
diotsly called bit-.11nnsliii on the
'ilhiin‘o and nursed to settle for “while
over damage bras done to the «trim.
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‘ This drowning dogs to blow York boy.
“this caused some sharp harm.
The Strat- '
Stamford: Oscar W. Raymond, Nor-
wnlk; H. M. Tlrmau, Ne vtown; Wm.
ii. Brawn, . Bridgeport; John Todd.
Bedding; Andrew B. Blakeman, Fair-
lleid; John H; Hill, Huntington;
James R. Mead, Greenwich; Lee
Donateli. Stamford; C. E. Dufor,
'Stratford.
The chair then appointed commit-
tees on resolutions, credentials and
permanent organization. A short re-
cess was taken to. allow these com~
mittens to report. The committees
were made up as follows:
Credentials Committee.
Committee in Credentials-Wm. H,
Brown, Bridgeport; Frederick H.
lJudd, Bethel; Frederick Marsh, East-
on; John H. Hoyt Nor-walk; Hamlin
{WSW}, 3.0,. “1,9, next (3 Paliner Greenwich; Chas. F Jud-
can. tidttoi‘d; H. Frank Harris, Dan-
I
Ho hoists-3 “
bury; William Holmes Huntington;
William Reynolds, Newtown; F. KI.
Raymond. Westport; S. B. Gilbert.
'New Fairflcld; George T. Smith,
New Canaan; J. H. Henry Blakemnn.’
Strati'ord.
Committee on permanent 'organi.
zution; B. T Jennings, Strntfcrd; Dr.
I was saved.
W Hallee. Ridgefleld: 11.0. Rum-
ileld; J. S Gainer, Dorian;
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iIIIIIIIVAIJI (IIIAP'I'EII
HAS A (Milli PAIITY'
The Norwnlk Chapter Daughters of
the American Re olutlon, held a most
delightful cold Party at the beautiful
home. of Mrs. John .H. Ferris, last
Thursddy afternoon.
\Vlth characteristic hospitality, Mrs,
Ferris opened her West avenue home,
and when the function began it was
found to be handsomely decorated for
the occasion, the ting flung to the
breeze toiling the story that the D.
A. it. was holding a meeting. The
whole nilnir wnb under the manage
input of the entertainment committee.
Miss Linn Couch,”chalrmnn. and
them, with Mrs. Forris.‘“the success
which resulted is due. The following
obtained the highest acorns at their
retroactive tables: Mrs. Bette, Mrs.
Hall Mrs. Nailing, Mrs Palmer, Mrs:
lilii, Mrs. Woodwuld. Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs.
Hmith Mrs Wilson Mrs. Ryder and
Mira Clinton. .
l‘hc lirnt meeting for this new your
or Chapter worh.will be 111111 with
Mrs. lilo-arts at 3 o‘clock. Thursday
afternoon.
it. in to he on sit-resents
and every woman who has held the
oftlce‘ot regent will beheard from.
The executive meeting will be at
exactly half after two.
wDon't target the big Republican
rally at Roton Point, Tuesday night.
“WW
'11 GRAVE’MATTEH.
'Eiobbsw“! saw the doctor stop at
your house yesterday. Anything ser-
lous‘!" .
Blobbs-Ji should say so. He came
to collect his , hill."-i{hlladel11hlu Ree
11rd.“ «
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There’s always dang», sailors any. ,i “Dent forget the big Republican
amuse oi aunties hares.
rally 11 short" r0111, Tuesday niUbi.Idlv_ln3.
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Mrs. George R. Wyman, of West
Main'Streot, was Found with
a Gas Tube in Month,
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Likely to be Placed in an insti-
tution to Prevent Trouble
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Mrs. George R. Wymun, of West
Main street, attempted suicide last
night ‘by inllaliilg‘illunllnatlng gas but
was discovered by her husband win
time and by the energetic work on the
part of Dr. S. ll. Huntington her lite
It is believed that Mrs.
Wyman is mentally unbalanced. for
as for as is known, there was no
reason for her not.
Mr. Wymen had been cut during
the evening and returning to his
home smelled gas. He lighted a
match but so great was the volume of
gas afloat in the“ house. that. the match
was‘imedlately blown outm. That an
explosion did not follow the lighting
of the match is fortunate.
Mr.Wy1nan called out to his wife.
but received sic answer and he 1111111.
tilted .a hurriedasoaroh. Ho ritually
found his wife lying on the bed. un-
conscious and with the end of a rub-
ber gas tube in her mouth. The jet
was wide-open, but Mr. Wyman clcs‘
ed this at once, and after oscertaining
that life was not extinct. hastened for
aid.
Dr.-Huntlngton was called and he
responded in quick time. Then began
a long struggle to resuscitate Mrs.
Horace say. Reddlng; H. T. Hawley, Brook- Wy,man which at length proved suc-
G W Ncessful.
Although very ill it is be-
Nllcved that she will be brought buck
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to health without further difficulty.
It is understood that several times
Mrs. Wyman has caused worry by her
queer acts, but never before has she
attempted to take. her life. ti in fur-
then rumored that she will be placed
in a private asylum in the near future
to prevent her from successfully car-
rying out last night's intention.
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Tonight will be firemen's night at
the Norwalk City Council meeting. if
all reports that are heard today prove
true. Fire Commissioner William
Thompson, the popular third term
nominee in councilman. has propoSodJ
that the three drivers of Norwalii
Fire Department apparatus be raisedmmum which was lined up nearby,
in their pay to the extent of twenty
live cents per day
The drivers of the Name“: appara-
tus are on ,duty twenty tour hours
'each‘ day and are tulthiul city sor-
vants. They are ilnnlol .l Corcoran,
of the Hope *che dlolnpany, (auto
chemical“ Hugh Cook, of the Pioneer
Hook and interior Company (hook and
ladder); and Arthur tilnuson of the
Phoenix Engine Company, (hose waument cf the 7: 23 or in. train bound
‘ goo and steamer) The present wauosIeast was discovered in time this
meeting:
of these three men with head the
alerts at any time of day or night and
in any weather, are not particularly
remuneratide and it is therefore are
ported that an increase be given them.
Although it is the proposition oi!
Commissioner Thompson, It is under-
stood that nearly all the councilman
are in favor of the increase, and that
the vote will go throuih without s
WORM“
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The his silver: were this
day taking down blah to. l‘ on
the hatch Point dosh. :9.“ loll
the rating of the st attire
pretty exhibition
“ fellow abo
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Willlaih Sims Bruised by the
Car Owned by Gardner Heath,
' oNNe‘w Canaan
line, of Ann street. a little
( seven' yeags of age, was
struck and _ ocked down by an auto
mobile, owfled by Gardner Heath, 0!
New Canaan, and driven by a womdu,
in North M in street, last evening, at
5 o’clock. ’11: «how the accident hap
t be learned this morn-
‘ntiy nobody saw it when
except those in the au-
they did not wait to tell
william: ’
any tales. , he. youngster s detained
several br , 5 es and abrasions and
was attend,‘ by Dr. Franklyn G.
As near All can be ascertained the
car was being operated at an excess-
ive late of Ahead for the thoroughfare
tlnough wh h it was passing. Appa-
Brown.
rehtly the Rue boy run out into the
road and this woman operating the au-
tomoblle lo therihead tor she ran
into a trol car in an attempt to
get out ol’ e way or the boy instead
of attompti g to bring her car to a
had was taken from the;
home, where medical as-I
secured and his bruises
He was not seriously in-
street to h
slstalice or?
attended to
lured.
V.
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can Used at Roton Point.
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laodonsld’s Gosolsn't Tank, on.
Auto, Exploded; Official '
I slumped
WINSTED, Sept. 16.——While on his
way to attend the dedication of a new
concrete bridge. at Riverton, state
Highway Commissioner James M. Mc»
Donald of New Haven narrowly escap-
ed serious injury on Smith hill, Win~
sted, at 7:30 Friday night, when the.
gasoline tan); or his automobile blew;
Iup. Commissioner McDonald and the
other occupants of the car managed to
jump out in time. The car was com-
pletely destroyed.
The new concrete bridge at Riverbon
had been erected by the state under
the supervision of Commissioner Mc-
Donald. Five thousand people had as
trembled to witness the dedication cer-
emonies which were delayed by the
accident to the McDorIald automobile.
Representative Dennis P. rSuliivan.
proprietor of the Riv erton inn. sent at
tablets for the commissioner as soon;
as it had been learned of the accident.
The dedication ceremonies which
were the most imprcdsive Rivertou
has seen in many years started with
Messrs. McDonald and Sullivan driv-
‘ in: over the bridge. The Winston or-
than started to play and dancing on.
the brIdBo was in order until a isle
hour at the night.
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BIIAKE 8H0! HAIIBEII
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What might have caused the details
1:
moraine. when an inspector noticed
that it broke shoe banner had become“
detached and we» dragging The dim
savory was made while the train was
standing at the South Woman: isth-
tion and stem were tuition immediate
iy to repair the useless. it took
twentMve minutes before the truth
11111111 shirt. The will: was in charge
of (Jon. actor lit .
and also.
trlodl act in treadmills“ 11111111.. hi
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‘ * member ct,
in
fineld could not be accounted for last
wLast ddnce of season by Ameri- . “ISM
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United States Navy ,Cutlor' Was
Wrecked When Craft Was
Blown liver in North Chicago
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Thirteen Removed to the Hospi-
tal Had Recovered Today
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CHICAGO, Sept. lone—Investigation
was renewed at the. United States Na-
val Training Station at North Chicago
today, to determine the number of ap-
prentice seamen who lost their lives
yesterday afternoon in tho-accident in
Lake Michigan. oft Luke Bluff.
Besides the live identified dead he-
Iliet preialled that five and possibly
set on others were drowned when their
cutter was blown over. Privates Cam-
an Winkler, Frickson, Ssorack and
Chief Gunner’s Mate M. Negls, who
went out in charge of the apprentices.
had not been found early today. Thir-
teen of the young men who were taken
to the government hospital after being
rescued. were reported as completely
recovered. Cephw. F. li‘ullam. of the
training station said it would be neces
sary to summon all the seamen for a
general roll call before it could be de-
finitely determined how many' had
been lost. This he said, would be done
today.
. An inquest was begun at the station
during the day. There were reports
that the boat had been taken out with-
out permisslon. and that lite-preserv‘
era and bailing equipments were not
carried on board.
~POLLEY'8 DANCING SCHOOL'
opens Red Men's Hail, Sept. 19.
erasure 1111111111
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it was reported inSouth Norwnlk
today that one of the firemen of the
freighter Marion, owned and operated
why the Norwalk Steamboat company,
met with a tragic (loath in New York
city Sdturday afternoon. Rartlculars
up to the present time are lacking but
it is uupderstood that the man went to .
the deck and filled a big earthen Jar
with iWater/with which he was return-
ing into the stokehoie when he drops
pod the jar. The tall broke it into pie.
can and one of the jagged pieces flew
up and struck the firemen in the neck,
cutting a big sash and severing the
juglsr vein. Before medical assistahcc
could be secured the man had bled to
death. » . , .
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Good fortune favored the occupants
of A. H. licnshuw'u ii‘ord automobile
and a big Peerless owned by Mr. Bron-
son. at :iiachensnclr and containing be-
sides himself his wife sud daughter.
when the two cars collided on the turn
Just this side of the halfway house.
”Millard Bridge, NNoroton and the
roofless was coming south. bonded to
wards iii 11‘ York and home. Just who
was «reason 11111. 1111011111 bui‘ht any
rnte the Machines collided with com
ridership force, detach-hing the Ford
but 11111111; none of its comic and
throwing litre. Blouses 11111! has atomi-
‘L aural-cot 9511an use it the 1.th 3
train to their home while Mr. aroused
proceeded with his crippled Too
lathe nest auto repair 11.110“... - ‘ 1
. er tar-Butler street and West avenue at-
1 today. but those who are cognizant of
‘ stopped hismachino to await a more
still, the wheels of the big truck 301:
[III] IRE IN RIIS NIHIII
IIIIRII R RISE [IRNII III
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Letty Louie Bosehweig and Gyp
While Hiding in a Little Brick House in Brooklyn, won-1
They Had Eludetl Police for 59 Days
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Assistant District Attorney Moss Angry at the Police ,and‘
They Should Home Told Him
. NW YORK, Sept. 16.o’Harry Horo
wltz, alias "Gyp the Blood," and “Let-
Ly Louie" Rosenwelg, preparing for
their arraignment today on indict-
ments charging them with murder of
the gambler Hex-ulna Rosemnal, evinc-
ed no more dispOsltlon to give infor-
mation or make any admission than
he did yesterday. when Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney Moss grilled them for 3
hours regarding the night when a
gray motor car drew up near the Ho-
tel Metropole, and the band of gunmen
shot .losenthal down after the gambi-
er had~ been enticed to the sidewaln.
The two gunmen declined to talk about
W‘—
WILL SIIE Hill
I IKilIIII T0 ILITII
It is reported today on good authori-
ty that Nicholas Santanillo of George-
town, the unfortunate automobile own-
er whose car was struck by a big
limb which fell from a tree at the com-
»ter the storm of Wednesday eVeningp‘
which smashed the canopy top and the
windshield and threatened the litres of
Mr. iSautanillo ad Frederick J. Kane, of
South «Norwalk for the recovery of
damages incurred.
'Mr. Santillo could not be reached
his plans stated that the suit is in the‘
hands of the proper authorities.
—Come down to Roton and enjoy
onemore dance tonight.
tosoorrotss
canteen euro
A slight automobile accident in 30.
Main street this noon attracted a little
attention and caused some excitement.
A big team loaded‘wlth poles and own-
ed by J. S. Davis, of New. Canaan, was
wedding its way slowly up south Main
street and occupying considerable of
the road. 'Dr. J. S. Meek. in his auto-
mobile, attempted to pass the heavy
truck, but thought better of it and
favorableopening. While standing
mixed up inntho trolley trucks and the
wagon slemd, causing the poles to
ism into the automobile and bending
the rear mudguard.
‘Dr. Mock leaped out of his machine
and approached the driver oflho team,
asking him his name and address,
which were curtly refused. Apparent-
ly the man thought he was in New
Canaan pot, to Dr. Meek woo skirmish-
on around for billed? Frank 8. sim-
ton, who speedily got the name and
address desired without any dittlouity.
WW
”American Band's last concert and
dance at Roton Point tonight.
strict. demo irritant).
n.
1.
“What- do you think oi the m1 ’2 a I
t
who: wort” ., - ,
‘ . ‘The so in Tripoli. "
enrol? the films." ’
.
REAL ESTATEFOR SAW
Winona
ilm. porno
I 7‘ :or 11111an triIimu Milne! treat 5 .
Ievenlng at the South Norwailt
’white marquisette.
.Hsrriet Hall as bridemaid and:
,shower, last Friday evening, is a .
eel.
“i really can’t say. i haven't seen
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the“ Blood Horowitz Ar
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the matter until after they had coda
formed with counsel.
Forty or more letters and pastes
found in the rooms of the two glimn
may furnish important i'mformatlon .
the state’s tatorney. Detectives ’
sacked the apartment from celii
floor. Carpets were lit-ted and 1
was torn from the walls iu‘tha ,6 ‘
for evidence. Beneath thébolr
the floor andtuckedounder earns
respendence was found which De
Police Commissioner Daugherty
is of importance to the prosecutio
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(Continued on eighth page.)
lulilllib ATTIIE .:
seiner ransom
The marriage of Mind is
Clark, of South Norwailt, to "
Rice, was solemnlaed last Sat
pamonage. The pastor, Rev Ralph
Hartley, onlciated. The bride.
handsomely attired in a germ
The “pride was attended by .
wore. a costume of white
The best man was Willis Co.
The bride, who was tendered a
popular; young lady to the Norw "
and is 11 member of the young '
pies societies oi! the South No
Baptist Church. ,
Alter the ceremony Mr. and 9
Rice leftBouth Norivelk who
best wishes of their many 11’
for a wedding t‘our.’1‘hey with
in Inviuston,‘ New Jersey.
,, Mahler-80mph. ,-
Mlss Daisy Anna Serums, of
West street, to John S. Metulei‘
Hamilton avenue. are to be me
on September 18th. , ';
e—HAVE YOU TRIED IT‘I,
Our raisin bread. Order it."
Wednesday. Banner Bky. Tobi!
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LAWRENCE. Mesa, Sophia“
item I). Heywood, of Denver, Co
general organizer of the fad,
Workers of the World, was p
appear in court here todayrio,‘
to an , indictment charging 'hi
conuapiraoy in connection wit .
textile strike last winter, 11111
curred yesterday utterance,
mass meeting on Boston’fltyfi
protest against the bailin
clowmnlttl and Caruso, ioudb
recent textile ”eutha- littered
H. Moore. oh 1111s Angeles, with
Court Nari-11k, F.
are requested to attend s ,
it‘ll Nomi (Muslim tori.
' taillight anti
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