Greenwich Police Land Holt
Wanted leafless $50,000 law-
All Robbery In Long Branch
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minors" Claims His Fiancee
Did the Inside Work
GREENWICH, July 7.—James Mclnd
tyre, who came here recently from
Newport. and R. Rhind, employed ad
a nurse at a local sanitarlum, were
arrested last night in connection with‘
the theft of $50,000 worth ‘ of din-l
monds from the Haas family in Long
Branch, N. J. According to the po-I
slice McIntyre has confessed. He told‘
the police that he secured the jewels
through May Conger, a maid em-
ployed at the Haas home. He says he
is engaged to marry the girl. Mcln
tyre, it is alleged gave some of thatJ
dowels to Rhlnd to disposed of
The men were arrested last night,
after the police had carefully peAfeot«
ed plans. The accused, it is said, were
overheard discussing a diamond robd
vbory some time ago by Dr. Bowman.
The police were notified. and it was}
amused to give the men an auto!
“AJAdo. boring the ride they were placed
A mullet; arrest by Chief of Police Richi
!
Mcihtycs lied ailiatchei in his pcyscsi
nice, and when it was opened a ndm
fiber of handsome necklaces brooches.
rings; etc”: were‘found wrapped up ltrI
One pearl necklace id=
said to‘be worth $7,000. Rhlnd resists
led being searched. A diamond horse
itissuo‘ paper.
shoe. said to be of great value.
was found on his person; also a checld
forum which Mdfntyre claims rcpt-eJ
sonted what he had secured from at
pawn broker for another diamond“
Rhind has ‘made no direct
statement, and has engaged the servicl
es of an attorney. lie is said to be a‘
horse shoe.
wrestler of some note.
The police have communicated with
the Long Branch authorities for ““Iury department in relation to the up»
structlons.
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~Dsncing at Rotou tonight.
IIIIIIIEST 0AA Bill’s
HEATH THIS AFTEIIIIAIAIII
Coroner John J Phclnn of Bridge
port has notified the local authorities
that he will be here this afternoon at
2.50 o’clock for the inquest in oounoc~
.tlcn with the killing of Donald Ro-
mano. of Main street, by the automo-
bile of August Wuhlquist. of Bridger
port. on July 4th. The witnesses will A
be examined and testimony regarding
the circumstances of the accident to-
hcn to enable the coroner to arrive at
his decision. The inquest will probe.
lily take place in the town court room
in the Town Hall,
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suhosv omenvo AT Ate-row.
There was dancing at lloton i'olnt
yesterday. Sunday. and according to
, thorn
will be dancing every sundny after»
noon and evening hereafter. Kuspu’s
it is
thought to «be the first time that dun-
urcsent plans. as understood.
orchestra furnished music.
day dancing has been permitted with
in the town.
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wounding ni union entry night.
monarch sense LAMA.
Several (loath marvels young man
, Altercation into custody by members
V of the manifold police. last nighufor
speeding in their auto. They new
bonds for their appearance in court
this morning.
«has» once sv sure.
car more! Rsilrood square 9:30. ii
a. ma lilo. 3.8, i o. in. Hound trio soc.
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‘ uncut... in... humor.
BAPIIIRAII’
‘ Quish. recommended by Congressman
Postmaster Husiiii routed
‘ ly smooth commute
can made by M tones. of Hort-
ford. on the Connecticut senators that
gave rise to the rumors of opposition
to the confirmation bf Thomas J.
Lonergan to be postmaster at South
Manchester.
Mr. Lynch is in Washington on bush
ness before one of the government
departments. On a recent trip to his
home in Connecticut ho was asked by
ASouth. Manchester people who Aware
opposed to the appointment of (hotel:
how his confirmation could be pro
Vented. die says that he told the iné
quirers that the only‘way he know
of would be to file a protest with the
Connecticut senators giving their rea-
sons for opposing the congressman's
selection. Being in the Senate office
building early this week he called at
the offices of Senators McLean and
andegee and asked if protestsAhad
been filed. ‘He was told that nothing
has been received.
Senator Brandegee told him that a
protest to be of any use must show
that the nominee was unfit to hold
the oillce Abefore be would ask the
committee to hold up the confirma-
tion. Inexperlence, he said, would not
he excepted as very few Democrats
had any recent experience as post-
masters. and the youth of the condi-
date was something that time would
mend. \
Up to the present writing no pro-
test has been filed with either senator
or the Bennie committee on post of~
flees and post roads. The“ continuum
of Mr. Quish in‘all probability will be
connrmw'ur meruont'éioil‘ntlvs"sos‘i
sion of the Sumter
The post ofd‘ce department has on-
tered into a contract with Edward P.
McAloon of New Britain, under which
the latter will carry the mail from
New Britain to Berlin Junction and
back six times a «week. The contract
is to run from July 1. 113, to June 30.
1917. Mr. MAOAloon will receive for
his services the sums of toes per an-
num. ‘
A commission as postmaster at
Plalnileld has been issued to John A.
Leohy. to date from June 28, 1913.
Congressman "Reilly returned to this
city early Thursday morning. He call-
.ed on Secretary Mention at the trees-
pointment of a commissioner of inter-
nal revenue, for the district of Con.
uocticut uud Rhoda Island.
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Ammo... a 3...... rain
Whom Tail Also wanted
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campaign on for ' MBrandouses
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WASHANGTON, July 7.—-—Tho “Gllora
lous Fourth" was passed with only two
members of the Connecticut delegaq
tion in Washington, Senator Braudm
gee and Representative Reilly. and iii
was a dull day except with the thew
mometor. which worked overtime.
With the passing of the holiday Con-r
nocticut statesmen will begin to return
to the capital. although a full men.
dance is not expected much before the
Nth inst, when the gentleman’s nurseJ
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‘-—Dauc3lng at Rotou tonight.
tincture HIBBES’
AAAAAA unite BBEBBEB
The Ahlr‘d door loft of the swam (b
Corbett block; in Washington street.
autonomous by 'lllllas ‘Taradssh,
manufacturer of misses‘ and ladies
dresses. who will come here and open
up his factory very shortly.
The loft has 6.000 adhere feet of
floor space, and is admirable for Mr.
Tsradash‘s business. die will employ
in the neighborhood of one hundred
handsp and it is likely that some of
them he mu bring with him.
Thus South Not-walk sets an added
industry. The concern comes from
the Waterhouse mm. Poussin. N. J.
~Danciug at ficton every night.
ELKS WELBOIED
Til lllliillESTEII
ROCHESTER, N. Y., July 7r~WIlh
When seen after his interview with
the secretary. Mr. Reilly uald that Mr.
Mcadoo was still engaged in the no
organisation of the customs service
land had not had time to take up the
‘ matter of the appointment of revenue
collectors
The secretary informed Mr. Reilly
that in the near future he would take
up the nmttcr of changes in the rev»
onuo service of the entire country; at
which thus the changes recommended
by the Connecticut delegation would
receive careful consideration.
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,wlinuciug ut Rolon every night.
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WOMAN THOUlei‘ BHE
OflOWNlNG.
Called for Help and Life Savor Towed
Her to Bit-ore and Safety.
A summer vinitcr from bio York.
«hollering uho was drowning. on] .d for
11pr at Ruled Point yesterday. This
euro Burnout Policy, one of the info
Bavcrfi. the opportunity he has been
waiting for and be patiently wont to
tho lmther‘s nosiutuuco. Tho woman
had settled herself in water which
reached but to her weird. but her inn
aginniiun raise-Al boron with her Amen-
to! condition. and she thought herself
a possible victim of the dangers of
the Bound.
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mederlsoof and (30.. tinder streett
will continue the little of indies’ into
in chapel! and sailors during the bal-
ance of tin moth. Sisal bargains on
display incur packing mom. ,
A coco not part but ill lit! this!
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Inlght. the forty ninth annual convem
Ition of the Benevolent Protective Or-
an open session in Convention Hellto»
dcr of Elite will be formally opened.
Gov. Snider and Mayor Edgorto‘n will
welcome the delegates on behalf of
the State and city. Thousands of dol-
cgetes already are here. and special
trains will bring additional thousands
during the day. The city is gully do~
curated and elaborate plans have been
made for the entertainment of the vial
itors during the six. days of the con-
volition.
Grand Lodge politics promises to
play an important part in the week’s
deliberations. A strong insurgent
movement to break the slate of the
regulars already has guided consider
able impetus. the main interest center
in: in the content for Grand limited
‘ituior. Edward lmh, of New York.
prudent (trend Treasurer. is eluted by
tho regulars for the cliicf office and
of haltlmorc.
memes mason song.
The steamer John P. Wilson. which
runs from Blamford to New Writ city.
ludicrous: afternoon, and lost its the
passengers were hurried ashore. soul:
at the deck. Only the upper merits
remained above water. The vessel
started to leak out in the Hound. but
the cm manned the pumps and kept
it afloat until shore would be reached.
sanctioned? Mitiouttdlo.
m. ad din. flamusl’Judsl. cf 1
Stuart avenue, announce the caduc-
nisnt of their daughter. layout a. Juliet.
StunnelFlshcrfci‘stHaven "
l-HA women W W! OONFED-
will be opposed by J. Cookman Boyd. “
was run to the pier at (Boilers Point. ‘
last thing he remembers was Nevins
the Country Allah and soon after en-I
tcrlng Gregory ~Boulevard the motor.
cycle ran into? some sand in the roadi
way. When found the motor cycle
was layiiig against a telegraph polo
badly broken, 3nd Mr. Betts' head was
also against 6 telegraph pole. Ali
his upper teeth were knocked out and
his face was Abadly lacerated and tr
bone in his knee was slog broken. ' i
Persons who looked into the acct-'3
dent believe that when the motor cyA
cle struck the sand the wheels skid-
ded into the polegémrowing Mr Bette
violently again: it The injured man;
was taken into the automobile of Wil‘
liam H Earls by Harry Earle and
hurried to the Norwalk Hospital;
where it was reported this morning
that he was fairly comfortable.
The F iii wckwood Company sent
a man to the scene of the accident and;
secured the motor cycle The front;
wheel. mud fender and lamp werq'
broken beyond repair.
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Another: great. three reel Warner“
feature at the Wtaard Theatre over
Woolmrih's tomorrow. Special ad;
mission: Matinee. Sc: evening, adults
100, children do.
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H.000 Officers and Men Killed
and Other 4,000 Captured bl‘
Bulgarians at Vroiliya
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Terrible Losses Reported, May
be 40,000 Soldiers Killed
ViENNA, Austria, July trimaran;
thou-sud officers and man of the Boo.
viln Timok division were killed chir-
ing the battle with tho Bulgarians in
which it‘was defeated. accordion to the
tactic correspondent of tho Rdidhhpolit,i
'1‘le division. which constant! of .lii.~,
000 men, was cuiilcnkod and surround;
ed by n Bulgarian army. Only 4.000,
of the Sunrise» survived. and these
were taken prisoners, "r:
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“Deposits made in the savings do-
psrtmsni of The South Not-wall; Trust
Company on or before July 10th will
draw lawsuit from July 1st at 4 per
cent. our annual.
touring the months or July and Alli“
out, ills J. iii. Layton and (lo. offices
will to clause at norm on, Saturdays.
4.
waiving to the oltorulions u: the
City Regional 13th building, Dr. (3. if.
acutwsil’s office will be closed from
‘ collision of two trains last night on a
3 panic in the park and among the in--
l oil.
Two Trains In How lousy Burk
Across Hudson from How'
vim, Afloat ‘
ARIES IIA IIIAIIIIEII
IIESIIIAS III PAIIIII
some of Those Hurt Wars in
Grand Alter Accident
NEW YORK. July 7.-—Two men werq
killed and between twenty and thir~
ty persons were injured in a rear and
roller. coaster at Palisades Park lrtj
New Jersey across the Hudson river
from uptown. New York. Arthur on,
son' of Bronx borough, died soon” af-
ter being extricated from the wreck-
age of the two trains on the coaster.
0f thé’ginjured, two are not expected to
live many hours, while a score are
suffering from broken bones and ind
ternal injuries. The accident occur
rcd after the first train of two cars
had ascended the first incline and
descended to the dip beyond, where it
wai" cradled when the eiectrlcpro-
pelted cable failed to carry It up the
next slope.
The secondmln “we care mean.
while Touched thé- top of the first in-
cline and dashed down the dip into
the stalled first train. . The occupant!
of the two trains, were thrown from
their seats outed the wooden struc‘
ture fifteen feet above the ground to
which many foil.
The cries of the. injured caused a.
lured were many who rushed to the:
scene of the accident and were crushi
ed in the lam.
ed were taken to nearby hospitale‘
while the others were given emergenl
cy treatment at the park.
A The park had a capacity crowd lost
most popular attraction on the
grounds. The two trains of two cars!
cacti contained a total of 24 jereons.
all of whom were injured in some
manner. The park officials were no-
able to explain the cause of the failure
of the safety device designed to pro«
vcnt such an accident on occurred.
News of the accident spread rspld-,
ly and many persons whose friends or
relatives who were known to be at the‘
park rushed there fearing they might
be among the injured. 3 l
Frank lleclalro of Manhattan. sn-
oiher of the victims. died in the hoa-
pltui to which be had been taken. A
”Raisin Bread Day Wednesday.
Try a loaf. ABanner Bakery. 5 Monroe
street.
Electric light-poles have been plac-
ed in Marlon street. Norwslk. and one
subscriber has already been connect-
. A 3.3.
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«manning at Roton ovary night.
The can of William Robinson. or
Boston. Mass. who'on carnivltl night
not to come before Judge Lockwood.
this morning. that be forfeited his bond
of “00.
“AUTO FOR HIRE.
ll. Lynch. Telephone 883ml.
Wilfred Alienation, or France street.
and sponsor inflow of Westport ave;
nus. spent: the Fourth at Bevin hock
George W. Diiworth. of Namath. an.
toyed yesterday at devil: Roch.» blew
film.
‘ Was About to Turn the 'Switch
switch. signal.
turned his machine toward the car. A, ' A A
The automobile wheel ran over Mr. Is Now All ANUVWHIK "03A,"!
Benedict's right foot and caused a‘ ' ‘ ~A
‘painrui injury. He was taken to Anq' Serious Condilifl
“I'm“ °‘ ”m “1°” “mm" “1“" "passed. In Class A the Miriam camaiciJW-‘Od him in the meantime 7‘
night and the coaster probably was the .
the winner. him. He was taken at once
The summary follows: Lockwwd Manufacturing W
Class A. where word was deopatohad for a.
scan. Finish 0. Time. slcian. Meanwhile Dr a. D. j‘
Miriam . . .3215 6:12:46 3: 27: its worth's automobile was. prodded
Asenora ....... 2:45 6: 29: 28 3:40:19 service and the injured mas ’"
'Fearless . ....2- As 6 45:11 3: 51: 53 to the hospital.
Class 3. Because of the long time the .
lawn, column, (1 Time.;log had gone without attention
Flicker ........ 250 6:13:10 3: 16: All swollen to Brestsise. Anderson’,
Virya u ....... 2:50 6:13:05 3 21: ’03 dltion ls considered pretty bad.
Natomo ...... 2:50 0:12:55 3: 22: as fever accompanied the don't
vKanaka . ....250 8:05:45 3:41; 24 fracture.
Alcthoa ...... 2:50 0:27:35 8:29:28I Dr William J Tracey Asian
was arrested for pocket picking. wui
IIIIII IIAAII III AIIIII
Signal in East: Horwaik When
Accident Happened *
h.
Edward A Benedict, a motorman on
the Blast Norwslk-Broad River trolley.
line. received a painful injury yesteo ‘
day afternoon. 3 The car had stopped
iii Blast avenue, near the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and Mr. Benedict:
aligbted for. the purpose of turning the
He had partly crossed,
the street, and then became aware
that. an automobile was approaching
He then stunted back toward the can]
and at the same moment the driver of
the auto, who thought Mr. Benedch
was to keep on toward the signal polo;
walk. Atoll Lou B ‘
Desert Asian July
oillce of Dr. A. N. Clark, where an on .
amilnstion showed that no bones were' Martin Anderson. "of East N;
bro en. I
The automobile was N. Y. 39498A 2:3 :32: :fltfaaozftt’eml‘ll; out
and was owned by Williliu F- P- Smith‘ recovers from the illness and
of Mamarcnoclt. it contained the own? which confine mm m; ADI-“gut
er and members of his family. Thei Norwalk gasping, for m m.
South Norwalk police received a re-A‘ dent which was indeed fine a
port of the accident, and Captain 33 nied by serious" conng‘uenc‘
H. Gibson detained Mr. Smith, bull harrowing experience ‘whic
later turned the case over toCoustableA ways ‘cling to his mgmm‘
Henry Salter, as it was outside the Anderson went down m;
jurisdiction of 'the South Norwalk a clmming and main; a;
police A July Fourth. He Went ash
Constable Selzer, after hearing the of the islands, the nsmo of “w? ich
circumstances of the accident, allowed not be learned and while s
the motorist to depart. The blame, among the rocks for bivalves.
the constable believes, was not entirelimm a deep 11019111 falling
ly the whole”. Ileg became twisted banmthhi‘"
it snapped off as his weight
upon it. ~
—-l)aucing at Roton tonight.
Although in giant pain {And
hauled himself from his po '
NAHUM-K AMA” out are as w
. Blunts clue! “AGE :1“! etilAm,ufdrom $.1on
the injury and the exertion
One of the closest and best of the in: his position. he lay a. and“
series of races ever held at the No.- COBBCIQUB- H8 'bBCBme WI? 3111
walk Yacht Club, Hickory Bluff took night wore on and by morning
place Saturday afternoon. The start hardly able to move. Em PM
was made somewhat later than usualABeflOflB and he gave himself '
on account of the threatened wind 103i—
and rain storm. The finish was the All day Saturday Anderson
closest the members have ever wit— ed on the island, no one having
in flrst,.nnd in Class B the Flicker was: not until yesterday that a p
once at the hospital and ”
be the opinion that Anderlo ,
along all right, thouihhl
health and strenfttll will be
Not only accident and ill
to malts his condition more ‘3
but lack of proper nourishiddt‘lt
handed its desperate foil.
great degree. '
dlow long Anderson would,“
vlvsd unions he had been dl33
yesterday. cannot be told. but
thought that another day (would
rendered him much less obi
«pond to medical trutmofAt.
NOVICEI NOTICIAI;
'NodlaMDid not start.
PIIDPIIBE T0 IIIILB
INDUSTRIAL PIIIKEIAIT
The South Norwallt Board of Elec-
trical Commissioners will tonight sub-
mit a proposition to the council, upon
(which they have given considerable
time and thought. The electrical
‘plaut. by the time the present city is
married into the bigger city, will have
been freed from all indebtedness, bars
‘ring accident. 'l‘huo they will start.
with a clean state. The commission-
orAA wish to mark the occasion with u if you are a nub'cfibor to m
sort of lubiloo or industrial pascsnbunm bring or Aloud in also. and
and will submit their plans to tho‘mrm of the most impulnrAitt' ’ “
council for its consideration. ”may... Multlunnblg “’0
M“ The Metropolitan, for it! '
FULL GROWN DE!“ A" OOCKENOQ ”A ynu AIM not 3 Iiiblllflb
A IBLANDA brlnn tint) and The flotilln
Those campers on Bookends inland. magsalnss will be stint w“
and tho largest number of camp. in months by mail. If you ”at”
MAMA] It“! 1101‘" located “MTG, WhO “ANNA in new'hoy dQAAVil‘ ’0“? ”I”
up bright and early Fourth built?! 350 for must“... and W
momma use a sisht which they will As week for The assume. A
not soon forget. A follgrowa dean mg. a”; with up 3,, mi A
suddenly account A windfall foot I- am of non salami out
way from the tonic. its would run at every mm... A“ the W.
few steps. then stop. shake his tail.
can run again. He was not moietiedi moduli or film
and disappeared on the custody 01- We desire intimate
Mobs of limit”. are attending the
furious of James medley, a relative,
to new am of undue-i. m
a?“ .
any is a. some 11.
'w:
,3 in Worcester. um.
«slim lfstherius it‘ll-roll and Arthur,
tension. it doberman Mid the dude neighbors for slum All
swash out from the em: stores an moonlight. ~ or
its no ism use returning tum. slits. cuss. w. m
midlands sitcom. humid.
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