Sllllflilll S. WEEW
Ill 3__3__8__llili'EEli WW
bibsr inclinations From domé
was discussed at some length, huh I’ 1
treacherous ditch for several hundred apers SIIIIIIIII III "III
MIMIC WI" Ba AIIII "III feet the car struck it tree, overturn-, on the pmperty.3 Mr. Ferris cane to this after the newspaper represents-3
ing and throwing both Wuhan“! to BIIII NIW‘WIIW IIII SIIIIII'I IIIIIIIIII II SWIII'IWII'I Wreck tlves had been excused . able IIWI supp,“
lAfter almost twenty years on the
Democratic State Central Committee.
during six of which years he filled the
chine of chairman, Judge John J.
Which, of Norwaik, will retire today
He will be succeeded by «State Senator
illentcrd B Weed. of New Canaan.
who is the choice of the Democratic
representatives of the district. Judge
iWaish will resign at a meeting of the
committee. to be held at Momauguin,
near New Haven. today. With him
will go Dr. J. J Donahue, of Norwich,
who represents the nineteenth dis.
gist, and John E. Doughan, of New
aven, who represents the eleventh
district. The resignations are caused
3 Thursday. July 8.
If Got-om nib. Exonsraiss hen. ‘ -
edict, as Wile Wanted to Bills
l-‘ssbln Auto
1A unions finding has been mo...
ed by Coroner John J. Finish in the
Death was gonad
bathe accidental.
Though purposely. traveling at an- em
tremely high rate of speed, dangerous
to both his and limb. thronsh the ex-
plosion or the left front tire of the
racing machine control was 18st and
after plunging forward in a deep and
the ground. Mrs. Benedict, married
less than two weeks, was instantly
killed when striking upon her head.
The principal consideration for Cor-
oner Phelan was the fact that both
were traveling3at a high rate or speed,
between 60 and 70 miles an hour,
around an elongated curve. Particu-
lar attention was paid to ascertaining
whether or not the woman was a.
voluntary passenger. 3'lt 1was found
that she keenly enjoyed riding at a
fast rate and had frequently accom-
panied the driver upon such journeys.
According to the law she was there-
clrcumstances. Had she not volun-
tore construed a voluntary victim of1
j
11.111 nuns
nil-inn iii 11..
New Slant! 3...... Between
NEW YORK July 12.-The recent
report or the; interstate Commerce
Commission on the financial affairs ot
the New Haven system and the fatal
wreck at Btaxufdrd on June 12.... to
he taken up at. once by the roa‘d's ct-
(icicle. accordlng‘ to authorised an-
nouncement Yesterday.
The executive committee will refer
the matter oi answering the report
on the dnanoia‘i condition to the board
of directors. which will meet in this
—a———
(Continued on Sixth Page). I
—ooi.i.aa elven awsv
l'El.
MINI
,, as dollcws:
W fob!”
Mrs. Eocd'and” '
his office.
tics. and that t
8811'.
M 'He is quoted
"I was not who to pay any altos.
o... to the matfir whatever. i was
nElmber of neighbors
we said it was ii to Frank new.
one I' to see Mu: Road’s deeds
read the some as the 19 or so debers
my house and 3 talked the matter
over. it was all-Ignored that I call up
.her how :her deeds
read. Mrs. mood .was out or town. 31
'f'i’ihe next week she had Judge Tay-
lor. who is her lawyer and not mine,
make an appointment to meet us at
Flour of he met more at
Taylor's once. and I promised liars.
Road as m- as l was concerned i
would make her no Mollie in the
matter. that I Mould serve no injunc~
was glad chemo
to become my neighbor ’i said, how.
ever that I could. only speak for my.
"There have «been rumors that I ob-3
looted ‘to a prov us prospective bulld-
RISES, 8W3 llifllllllllllll
ElllillllllEllWES lllfllllllilll
Adiniis coroner iiso Not Bean
lndliiry by Politicians
NEW dlAVEN, July 312.411 re-
Spouse to a3demand oi Coroner John
New Haven road retract a statement
put out by the press department in
which it was stated that the politic-
inns were trying to influence the cor-
oner in his investigation of the
1' in in sun ~ .3
Silliili on m. * 3
12...... Building 1111 1...... E
J. Phelah. or Bridgeport, that the,
Stamford moon to license high of- "
iiclals ot the company Edward G.
Bless. the New Haven road’s press
representative. has issued the for
lowing:
Enough to Accommodate
Scholarship flow
‘5
There will be two sessions at the
present time, and there is little ques-
tion but our it will be necessary.
Thus the fact that the high school
building was never large enough ls3
driven home
At the meeting of the Town School
Committee last evening in the high
The matter of numerous bills was
considered and practically finished up.
It was voted that- during the sum-
'mer the bushes committee may pass
on the bills without calling a special
meeting of the entire committee.
As there are to bethreo new schools
to be supplied Eben a representative
oi the American Beating Company.
was present last evening with a medal
[of a~ desk. He explained its merits
and advantages over other types}
The committee on school houses will
meet next Tuesday evening and will
consider the furniture.
The meeting adjourned subject to
the call of the chair.
school library the matter of teachers ‘
31...... .31 133122.113. “ml 3.31:. .3 Hereafter Where 3.1.1.1. cl... 3‘ . considers it Full llairaolion oi fig’fi‘fcgfigfififi‘fifiéi‘mfi
ames ed 01:. a on re, 0 .. 1 1
scarce Matrix-lulled 13. $333.33.: , lined lislil‘bad Company Will Resort Bent lint by Railroad 0,3,3gumggggggeygrgggg;°“;:, ed, Following flashers
turn oarac carats 1 3. . ‘
Cor-311:: in Mill Plain" 1193*, Dan-bury, on an SIM PIWII'JII IIIII “‘03" III“! has practically been decided at the
schema, July 312th "
troops have fully occupied
of Set-res. recently in the hands
Buigarlans, and martial law 3h‘
proclaimed there. 'lfhe num
Greek residents msmrsd by
garians before they left get-re
200, including most of the
citizens. During the Write
nation seventy Greeks with half
imprisoned escaped in the
VIENNA. Austria July 12.--3A
cage from Solis says that th 33
3 one... Walsh has been a member
of the State committee continuously
1' since 19“, representing the 26th dis-
trlct. For six years previous to tile
time 'th’s‘t Charles 'F. Thayer oi Nor-
wich, ran33t3o3r governor, he was chair-
1111.11.de 'M‘r Thnyer expressed
the desire that his friend, Charles W.
Oo‘mstoclr. ct Montvllle. be placed at'.
the head of the committee. Mr. Walsh
dropped it to being simply repre-
sentetiv'e ‘l the 26th district and has
3 _ .. ilitary and political situatio
w. on the pro y3 mm too, Was It is with unfelgned pleasure that Those present last evening were, m
by the d lump of Governor Baldwidl‘ tarily accepimanied him. and had she with every pair of Regal 03:20!“ and widely false; End «has no denuda- I make a correction. Messrs. Wheeler. ll. 0. Pollard, Glen-' Balkans is unknown to the
that filtrate pilicers must not be active ”99“ niraware °t “‘9 dilnglzfl’ltlemv' pumps. Keeelr‘e Shoe Store ; 7&3. .31”, “On information I issued on July donning, Beach Mills, sherer, Tracey, I in the Bulgarian capital (Fire 5
in mi. Walsh has been .p. or mig31t be held crlm as y e .3 3% only upon why the “938333 23 a bulletin 3.3.3.3“ lPoliticlans “3013333333 Gossawcll MacComber, David ment there has suspended the
pointed in e or the court of Com- ~25...- gtgeton every night. . Dora so sate preventnntmrsbl
.1 M 1 enamels and out about the deed. _ . Pollard and Daniels , 1
Icon ass: r. 0.1.1.... has landed I ‘ . w .. - trom spreading. while the
{chi MIT“ ‘ ,, ., “I! M W” "" War Gilles continues to II is W "‘
.1 man “‘21 WWW “~11- .. liliilih "“1 “3333531433” .1 1 «:1 dist no tire runny ile- Eight cool spurned drinks .. We a- ! “33 I F“ . r,
1 ~ 1 and Mr Dumb“. i". I“! psi-III]. IquITI houses should be enacted. Mr. ’Rpod 33331301“le just inaccurate. harm? “Keef'peef'ior 2c anyone can in”; SWWO “.11 ‘
“PW” 5335:???" ‘38!”th 333 -. '3' '"I‘OIIT I‘ll. downright the lot about a yes:- also. Whiz '0 of that «bulletin °
- y are on 39 . .,3
Nothing was knovm until lat
lair,r ‘by the inhabitants 033; Solid 9‘
action taken by
troops have crossed the
contrast Ireluill July iii—shoring
occurred here early this morning at
the opening ed the celebraflon oi the
“Twelfth," the July leetlvai of the.
Orangemen, in the vcurse or which
many windows were broken and a
number of policemen and civilians
were injured two of them so severely
that they had to be taken to the hos-
‘l’ll'al. ’
Rival factions of Nationalists and
lUnionists first fought each other fur-
nxgrd to keen cooltlhs summer.
but 1‘)er- Rood would hesitate it Jim ‘ M "
loathe restriction was moved. Mr.
Roodasr got Judge Taylor tordraw up
an easement. removing the: restric-
tion. to which Mr. Whiteheadsuls
scribed. This occurred aT year other
the deed has signed. The doinhbors.
in general, feared that it the metric
tion was removed in this instance. :the
same would followin all cases. 'llhat
was the only reason why anyone made
a complaint."
has been unsationed and, alter
searching inquiry, it gives me the ‘
greatest satisfaction to announce that INTI‘IIIL IEVEI“ P03.“
the information in the first place was W'Ll no To "Hulls" I."
inaccurate. and the only pmanly
course is to admit the error and ex-
‘ 3 WASHINGTON, July 112 «That
Janice J. Walsh of Merlden, Will lid?
press regret tor the inadvemnce. It
appointed collector of internal raven;
turns out. as a result of this later in-
veotlsgtion. that Coroner Phelan he as
not been influenced by politicians soul“ “mm“ 3“ °“d°”°m°nt “m"
that politicians are not endeavoring; day by Democratic National Commit.
to influence his decision in the mat- teemsn Homer 5. Cummings 1“ the
" I *m
WIIJKESBAREE Pa. July 12-4
Counsel representing the prisoner said
today that he prbbdbiy would apply
tors writ of habeascorpus for the im-
mediate release .1. Herbert John's, who
is in doll here in connection with the
death at Alice Crllpell, eighteen years
old, Whose body was found in Harvey a
bake last Monday. after she had been
missing lor'three days. At a hesrin
last night before a justice of the
la
given 1Eussia full power to33.il (in
to‘bring hostilities to an on
retained that place since. He has
been through some strenuous cam-'
paings with the Democratic party in
this/huts. especially those in presi-
dential years, when Bryan was the
standard bearer. and his loss will be
a big one to the committee.
The meetihg at Momauguln today
was called principally to accept the
3 resignations of the three members
and to appoint their successors. Al-;
though the committee has sole say as‘
to its membership between conven-
tions, there is no question but that the
name oi Qenaior Weed will be accept-
ed. Other matters of minor import.
. once svillals‘o be discussed at the
meeting. Judge Walsh has invited
the 'ccmmitteemen, Governor Bald-
i
win and the other State oiliclals in be 3
his guests at dinner immediately at
' tor the meeting.
W
retirees ruti.
mm aroma vars
NlllW YORK-July lam—Union lend-
ers representing 100.000 truinmsu and
conductors on (arty-live eastern rall-
rosd. gathered in New York today to
ratify the ‘s‘trlke vote when recently.
and to make plans for submitting to
the rose. on Monday next their ultl
malum with reference to the on per
on... were lncronse which the roads
hays refused to grant 1
The [Mike vote showed it per cent.
‘ cl the voting employer in favor or our
forcing their demands with a strike.
nationalism or this today i... to be
lonely, and then. when a large body
of police appeared and endeavored to
-eoparate them, joined icrces and ab
lacked the policemen.
The light raged along the streets
for over an hour and a half. sticks
were freely need by the civilians, who
also threw showers of stones which
were accompanied by an occasional
revolver shot. The policemen drew
their clubs and charged and hand to
hand lightlngWent on till about 5
o'clock when the crowds dispersed.
Only one arrest was made.
manic to hire. D. Travis. Tom.
1440 and 621-2. 3
W‘
Hill PM" Fill
comm “MIL
A pretty and successful lawn party
was given last evening on the grounds
of Mr. and Mrs. llt'cbort Homer. at
Main street. for the benolii oi the pri-
mary department of the South Nor—
walk. Baptist Church flunday school.
The affair alerted at is o'clock and com
tinned until late in the urchins. There
were on sale ice cream, cake. etc. For
amusement there were iish handmsrab
bags and fortune tellers. which were
very entertaining. The music was tor.
nlsbod by friends of Mrs. Homer and
the selections were well received. The
affair was a success and a good sum
was netted The lawn was decorated
with Japanese lanterns and crops pa»
per streamers, which lliil’il from each
light. ’l‘be silent was beautiful.
“u, n n i 1 3,. ,
peace. Johns was held without bail
to await the ‘hction or {he Luserne
County Grand Jury.
Tiler. is friction between the core-
ner and the district attorney over the
case. On Thursday night a coroner‘s
Jury rendered a verdict cxonerstinz
Johns from any connection with the
death of the girl. District Attorney
J, H. illgelow and the county detec-
tives working on the case were dls~
satisfied with the verdict. and under—
took to make out a prima facie case
at last night‘s hearing. The Justice
ruled that such a case had been made
out and held Johns despite the pro
tests at his counsel.
Several or the witnesses'exsmined
last night admitted they had been with
Miss Crispsil and Johns on the night
oi the Fourth or July when she was
last seen, and all testified that, there
had been much drinking, and that
both Johns and the girl had been full.
auroral oi the witnesses realised:
mandolin? bod promised in take the
11——
-«38evempassenger Packard,
Montgomery, 885-2.
W
Milli ILMIB KEPT
yesterday afternoon,
less than four separate alarms.
any at them.
still alarms.
blsin street companies
~Danclnx at Eaton every night.
3 limou-
sine or touring. for hire. Telephone
'3”! FIWEIEW Ill“
The members of the Norwallt Fire;
Department were kept busy (on time.
answering no;
iron
innsteiy little damage was caused by
Two of the calls were
The tires Indium boll
13332. and this was responded to by the
The drama
round a grass lire in the rear of alien
wood's livery stable in Camp street:
Alter extinguishing this blue the sp-
psrstua was taken to Chestnut strseu‘
where Hope Hove Company‘s autumn
at}. to bei- items.
not inhibits. Crii'ipeil home as be no
lives declare.
WW
«case ’19? THANKI. ‘
sin preliminary aintemnnis at.
the film's or his arr-m um that he did
not well. his will be put through so-
other layers ersminstion today by
detectives. ’i'hua tar he has stood the
ordeal of examination well the Weston
We, tho’undersigued. desire to thus
bile truck had responded to saslsrnr
from be: ill. This was also murals
tire, and bushy out out. situation too
a time it locked or thoughono or
the nearby houses would catch fire.
sparks iron: the 2:40 northbound
train on the Dsnbury Division not tire
to the one of‘tho platform at the m,
lion. This was quenched with the use
of the bend or. extinguishers. The
costs train also started fire in the
dress in the rear of Mitchell's under.
taking rooms in Water street but no
demons visa done
publicly terrier our malts tor the
many kindness:- and lithium floral
tributes extended to us in our recent
bereavement, by our bombers. friends
1‘de cotter sails-roan.
1 DEWEW Kill!” VIEW
tor of the investigation of the Stem-
i‘ord wreck.
(slatted)
"EDWARD G. RIGGS."
Coroner .Phslsn dumbed.
Corner Phelan expressed keen
pleasure at the prompt and full re.
traction of the statement made by
the Press Department of the New.
Haven railroad, when interviewed by
a3 reporter. it had been in»
timatcd that litigation might have
resulted from the {published state-
ment. hsdfinot the retraction been
made. but Coroner Phelsn declared
that the issue was now closed.
“Such a prompt and full retrac-
tion of the statement is very agree.
able.” he declared. "it is very
satisfactory to me “that the New lla-
ven road took such prompt means
to have the retraction published and
in such a complete manner."
Disturbed by htatsment.
Coroner Pholsn was much disturb-
ed over the statement oubiised in a
New Haven newspaper which he learn.
ed had been handed out by the New
haven rslimsd‘s lam. Department
Coroner .Pheisn declined to‘msko any
statement relative to Edward G.
Riggs. in charge at the Press De
partment. who published the state
must.
Maven-passenger rooms limbo»
also or touring. tor hire. Telephone
Montgobrsry, 6853»:
sorter 111111...
‘ Hearst‘s. rsuhlonsbio Woman
belief of Connecticut democrats borer,
Representative Donovan. Malian and,
have also endorsed Walsh.
Representative Kennedy has en-.
Representative Lonergan will see
Secretary of the Treasury McAdcc
today regarding the coilectorshlp of
l
‘lnternai revenue, {or which there are 1
:two candidates in his district, Edward
‘mcrmo user“
8. Di: and ii. J. McMauus.
Mr. lacuergan will try to capture
for a constituent the position of aa-
lionai bank examiner, now held by
Mr. Perkins of Moridcn. 3,
Mr. Cummings is understood to
have seen Secretary McAdcc about.
the revenue gsudcustoms collector.
ships. lie left for Stamford after
talking with Representative Lonergan
and lune-hing with Attorney General
Mclieynclds, when the federal judge
ship was discussed. The attorney (on
oral said sitsrwsrds time Mr. Cum-
mings was much interested in the
ludgcshlp. but that the department is
not yet ready to recommend an ap»
pollutant“.
W ii, Palmer, oi uridsobort, dnp
uty U 8 marshal for the illitrict ct
Columbia, lei‘t for boron yesterday ill
a month‘s leave. icliowing convales-
oonoo from a surgical operation.
“immanent
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if you are a subscriber to The lion-
tlnei bri or send in line. and get
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The Metropolils for .311... months.
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the .Stenotype to be given
3Busiuees College, Monday
lioty'pe is the fastest writing
in the world and will be lea
shorthand. Etenonalfllers and 1' I) ‘
33ness men should be present to Ice
demonstartion. All welcome. 1
m
An impression seems to his
created in East Norwalk thatth
Norwaik Electric Works nu,
plating a discontinuance or :
service ipr'thot ccmmuni
Kinnce at bare facts shows in
other than a correct dodl‘ic ‘ ’
easily the electric works we
a little expense establishln '
over the river tor not How? 3
vice and certainly would not 311*
the cable at their own volition. ..
The East Norwallt Distinct 0cm
tee met with the Board of
Commissioners. last evening. and
month to month contract whips.
tinned irom August lot. when the
sol one is to expire. 11
Light Commissioner John W.
was present last evening will: '
to certain light. changes. Th3
claims about too much light, 3‘
solved. and the» complaints _
orally gratifying to the e ..
era. All the lighting chasm
lined up shortly.
brie: ti o ’l'lrs mime 1.11s «watt. commune 3
minnow: be 1.111. m for rum rue own. is
mum mail. it in. mm to have can be MM is
.1 solvency deliver your paper ”in! or card to policy
densities unions in window dress-3
ins «displayed at the Rosier-Whoa
limo, Washinm sheet The M1111
is to “not!“ the foot that“ they will
give any one dollar with every pair
of liens shoes or pumps said. Bob
lsr bills are scattered so thickly that
his WW looks like a miniature
purely ”Honorary, but those who
have followed the situation predicts
that. despite the 1.11.111 taken by both
sides. Whm will no no walkout. some
sort of Moral idiot-realise to expect»
ed provided 1... bssls in negotiations
can be rescued
in MOMPO OEMJH AUTO
loaves lie-ton store corner 2:15. with
emails. 2:15, tibmddsSnm.
siliioontrowsil's drug store, death progress or the funeral of our lets
11.11.... is minutes later. hoard husband one retina. and in the sons
trip the. 3, Email: Lodge, No. m. ill. 1’. 031 h.
M for their invaluable assistance.
may: a potash
and customers oi the ilroohsids Loire
lee Gamay, and Adolph W. bran
Plinth, July lib-wheres piss me
toss. who closed his store during libs
killed slid also tainted today by a
putter explain which practically lied
strand s bflhkfll‘d at onscreen.“
the soul 1 ,3
«humane-sum
“a: weak for The Sentinel. ‘ths new mainline it t , ‘ "
_, um cool with all the «new. in marinated-loam an ,,
.fllmt is solicited. W ‘
man-retreats“
it man retrograde-e,
by purchasing a pair cf Emoticons
pumps. fission Slide em
.1
mi
(5'
filth sonar 6. “(SWIG Millif
urns rites” or use 111......
smut external use on. blaster-fl "
3_meiors. “
non of vital interact and. you plinth
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