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several, Mishaps, Occurred at
. Several Vessels Damaged and
Grows Had Hard Time Getting
Things straightened liul
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The third or the series of races at
the Norwalk Yacht Club was held Ifiat-
urday afternoon. and proved to be
most successful throughput: There
was a. stiff breeaetand‘gOod time was
made over the course.
The winner in
Class A was the Miriam, owned by
Sidney F. Word. of Tokeneke. and in
Class AB. the Flicker, owned by Com-
modore' William H.,,Bvington, was the
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Comm, no, “may without warm Flicker... ...... 2:20 5:25 3:01:18
log for darkclouds gave sailors theI Virya 1' """'2:20 5:49:53 3:28:02
knowledge that some old ripper was! Natoms I " ”2:20 Did not start.
going to break shortly o. squall roiled Nadia ......... 2:20 Did not start.
I up Long Island BoundIyesterday gum Kanaka . . ..2:20 6:00:39 3:15:41
. Aletheu .......,2:20 5:59:34 3:29:24
noon between four and five o'clock,
carrying before it every water craft
that could not successfully navigate
against such a terrific onslaught. A
iorty~mlle gale came as out 91! a clear
sky, and though It: looked ilhemain, the
clouds were but filled with wind, and rel! of
only a few drops fell along the shores. I
‘ sailboats surfered the worst, but asI
far as could be learned as late as this;
afternoon no itttalities onetifi‘gd with- .she withdrew from the contest.
in the bounds of the Norwalk limits.
heavy sea.
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«Dancing at Rotou every night. ished I e a e
TRAFFIC OVER BIIIIJGE
BLOSEII Filli TWI'I BIIV8C
'l‘rafilc over the Washingtoa street;
blldgo, both vehicle and foot, will bet
closed for two entire days, Tuesday“
and \\’cdnesdny or this week, accord-II
and main halliards gave way.
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5::B942 3:30:13
There was an unusual series of mis-
haps during the race, due partly to
Ithe strong wind. which kicked up a
While off Lloyd's Neck, Long island.
the Senora, owned by William 'H. Fart“
ABelle Island lost her lib and
bob stay, and it was impossible to
keep the vessel up into the wind and
The Alethea. owned by Attorney R.
sPercy Chiltenden, of Tokeneke, broke
Ithe traveler on the boom of the main
‘, sheet, but struck to the course and tin-
E ’l‘. Muller's Fearless was minusI
the lib which blew to pieces and he
had more trouble when the jib sheetsI
DAMAGES Blilllllilii8§
and Expected to Recover
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Yesterday morning in the woods oil
the Sand Lot road and one—half a
was shot by Antonio Frungulacckl‘
who for two years worked at the fil-
ter. Last fall «he went to Holy, return-
ing recently he wanted his job back.
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~Dancing at ‘Roton every night.
Althl more anoint
EilTldELl om noose
Willows. July lt.——-Search is
being made by the police today tor a
green. high powered touring automo-
' bile which crashed into a buggy, threw
the vehicle completely over the horse,
throwing out the four occupants but;
injuring none of the frightened per
Itsons nor the animal. The driver of
ithe motor car did not check his wild
flight,
of the city
ttwo little daughters were
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the city the touring cat so am; at great.
that time people who would get across. day afternoon, making a great deal at“ speed around the bend and crushed
the liver must either do so by boat or excitement in the neighborhood.
by going to
block
is A'mcnimcd and this is the reason fontthe basement The horse then tore
the cloning The rivet can be block tdown a portion of the hedge, and
cd but one day. permission for this knocked down one of the porch pit-t
hmlnp iwun granted hv the uoveln. lure of the house occupied by Charles
mcnl uuihollties. I
in order that option may he driVelt’ house.
to counterbalance the weight of IIIGI At this time the driver caught till
now lift draw span, the old swingingI with the horse, and finally led him
Alrau must be removed Buttes will be! away The animal was badly cut and
drivA-n and the tower which in to sup- bruised. Several oi the residents were
now the motor fot the raising or the aroused over the chair. and received
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II‘mIIOI‘Hly draw and the blocks wilt an additional shock later at the inn-A
ho [toyed to these, for strength.
There. In an nnolllclal announcemenu} ilold repaired the damage done to the
I" that there will he a ferry for tool pan 1 buildings.
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hangers
it is expected that. the temporary
bridge will be oponcd to trulllu awninl
on *l‘hurmluy morning,
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beginning today, July lith, I will ,VIIIISAILI'EI’: lllrancer. 1‘1"!er 1;;
soil ice as follows: Retail, 60c; III” charred wrectugoo I‘ as p
with the burned bodies or two aviatorli
lying in the ashes was tound this
morning near Nonancourt, on the rail-
road from Paris to Granville. The
identity or the dead could not be can
certained,
VALLEY CITY, N. On July ilk—vi
Flames enveloped the balloon arm.-
'A, divans, yesterday. when it had
reached a height or one hundred test;
and the man clung to the omit untliI
wholesale. hike; at freight yard, the
per hundred. to. 'l‘. Indies.
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lousprrusu
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it. general discussion at trade candle
tionn. the election of othcors and the
transaction or general routine business
Fallon. which ndloins the apartmentg
characterised the convention or the
donnectlcut Journeyman plumbers.
held here on attorney. About outline
' tired delegated were in “names“
The omcers elected were as tolldlra:
President—«Charles Mdliloilnnd. Wit»
tertiary“
Vice President - Joseph 93m.
Bridgeport. 31,3 , ,
[Secretaryntrsnsursrquiter Wat
: Derby.
six hundred feet from the ground,
that he might solely release the pure3
' ‘ balloon burst a moment:
‘ " a. lie was uninsured.
meet!“ ill the Ihoolt~
in into the rear of the vehicle The four
\‘orwalk around the trying to turn the animal ran into the were thrown high in the all tailing
'3 former Lemongelli apartment house; by the side of the road, while the bug ‘
The new blidgc span cannot be but now owned by William Wellnltz allditzy was hurled completely over the
stalled until the present draw section, I broke out one at the panes of glass IIII horse. which broke from the wrechngo‘A
Artortrs llillBT co.
to liEl'Tlllli AuthorI
and bolted.
Aside from a bruised hand and aI
scratched knee, there were no other
IIllJlll‘It‘s amour; the Panic family.
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Two WOMEN RE‘SCUED FROM
SINKING YACHT.
PROVIDENCE, it. 1, July ll.~—Piclt
ed up Saturday night from the sinkingI
Strutfor d Shoals, Conn. Mrs.
istewort and her daughter. Mrs. LoulsoI
IIAowis of Jacksonville. Fla. were
Illirought into this port yesterday
Inboard the Colonial liner imxlllgton.
t’i‘holr husbands, Robert fitnwnrt and
.Jamsu Lewis. Jacksonville million-
aires. and a sailor. remained saith the
yacht in the hope of being able to
beach her off l’urt Jetterson, N. Y.
The party have been cruising along
the repeat from Florida for three or
four weeks. They left Bridgeport
late Saturday. bound for Oyster Bay.
where they planned to spend Sunday
with friends. Their About. an auxiliary
sloop-rigged yacht or thirty-sight or
forty foot. sprang a leak and the we.
tor gained so fast that the engine was
disabled and all hands had to turn to
and hail
When the Colonial liner came along.
they signaled her with n lantern and
the tun women, scantily clothed and
wot to the skin. Were taken aboard
command of Male John Chechen. of
New Vent.
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and luvs-lineal. narcotic
ldxocutiv ,.
holders of the Nowell: bailouts been ,
The stewardess have them clothes
Vincenzo Tease Shot by Brother-
mile from the South Norwnlk Filter
but dashed off in the dircctionl
I0lives
William Farris, Ills wife and their,j
returning:
A horse owned by 'B. Herahtleid &‘ from a day in the country. When they:
turned into a road on the outskirts ol‘I
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by a volunteer boat crew under the,
Very Successful Altair (lived at
Dorion’ a Point 8y Lockwood
Manuiacturinp to. Foreman
The ,"Clover Lent Tub/“composed
of the foreman of the Lockwood Man-
ufacturing Companyfihel’d their fifth
annual opting‘and shore dinner, on
Saturday afternoon, at Dorian se Point.
it was a most. enjoyable affair, and
Landlord 0'.Sullivuli t up a line feed
for the boys. The nor was served
in the dancing pull on and twenty-
one members sat d n at. 4 o‘clock
and partook of a our ad fit for a king
0i an emperor. Mu c was furnished
during the eating by prof. C. Tate, and
be rendered some line songs of the up-A
to date variety ,
’l‘he omcezs were elected and W.0
By ran the general foreman of the iron
George Platt,
vlce~piIesident; score-t
.buna; sergeant at arms. Fred Bedell
for the next year’s affair.
composed of Messrs. Mt Manon, Cole
man, Richter and Bedell, rendered
some line up- deduce selections.
zutlon. »
hotel in automobiles.
The following were present: V.
Aliyram,'l‘ .l". McMahon, 0 Coleman.
lL ASilcox, William Kashey,J AF. Ken-
,lcr. George Plait. George W.
prank N. Sturtevunt H Nosck. E. l.
l'. liodell and Thomas Burns.
The menu was as t‘ollows:
Clam Chowder
Celery Lettuce
Steamed Clams
Baked Bluefish Potatoes
ASol’t Shelled Crabs on Toast
'Broiled Chicken
French ‘Fried Potatoes
boosters Sweet Corn
Bread Crackers .Snlsds
, Ice Cream Watermelon Cigars
Beer 'Soft Drinks Coll’ee.
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The People HI 'i‘: not Company.
ing of the lucorporators was held last
Friday evening Various committees
were appointed and a general discus-
sion on the various phases of the alt—5
nation ensued. {The trust cdrnpany willl 'are, the papers here mu to show. but: had done. but rather increased his
start on the ulterior procured from the a copy of the will attached to the of. speed in nu ondvut or to get away
I guano used by the driver. Mr. Hersh. yacht William Jennings firynn, oil General Aasemblv at the last session. llcinl papers, “how that the 93mm left;
tors that it will prove a successful ven-A
lure. all tlrmly believing that there is;
business enough here. not counting
establishment of another banking husc‘
iness.
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on a Children's Day tor Next
”turd”.
The entertainment committee of the
Norwolh Country club has tor the first
time in the club's history, arranged for
a day ,tor the children. on next stint-
urdsy children's day will be cheer vudi
in the afternoon and will be comiuotodI
by Stephen 6. Jarvis and Porter llhn-
orscn darowno. for entertainment
there will be a Punch and Judy show
and such games as the children so do.
sire to play. The committee has lur-
rsnged other games and amusement:
tor the children. Lists in the utter-
noon ice cream and cake will be serr-
" onlmlttee is working hard
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i’Olllldtiy, was again elected president;I .
lill‘l, A Knipple; chiplain, John Cit-IE
The guests wereI conveyed to the;
boy, A Bilienstein, George SteegmuA-I
Way,‘
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President Wilson Secretary Wilson
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Chairman Newlands of the Senate in Ajured. Mr Hendricks is employed in
it was put on record as the best din- Iterstate Commerce Committee; Chair- DeKlyn 3 battery in Norwalk
no. yet served to “III; popular 01'3an Iman Clayton of the House iudlcinry
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IFEILT LEFT ESTATE
on the estate, left in this State. of Wil
Iiam J. Fealy—wlate husband, in Idouth‘m‘y IIIIIII “SSISIe‘I I’-" I)“ II C- «Sheri
Tomatoes! Norwalk, of Mrs Anna A. Fealy, oerI‘ attended III!“-
,\;_o 05 Haviland street—431mm, mm'hurrled to tho Norwalk Hospital
do A All
President Wilson Meets Heads
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at South hot-walk. Have a
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The small skin jack
View Terrace, South ‘Norwalk,
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Samuel Hendricks and Family,
motor 'boat
owned by Samuel Hendricks, of Sound
was
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give your friend
or chance to be;
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partly destroyed by fire yesterday at-
ternoon about 3,0‘clock. The burning
boat caused considerable excitement.
about Hickory Bluff, Belle island and
vicinity.
Mr Hendricks started from the float;I
of. the Norwalk Yacht Club shortly af-
ter 2 o'clock and had in tow a. large
skiff containing, his ovife, son Thors-
ton and twin baby girls, and two other
Burned Town of fierce
Alter Cannonade I
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\l'ASHlNGTON July 14~wnetuen
bell.
ily, who‘are summerlng there.
vessels put out to assist hlr.
the boat on the shore of Sbettleld is-
land whele it burned for a time
Iloss will be about $100. Mrs
, drinks and the children were not in-
Mr Hendricks reported that the en-
AConlm'ittee. and the Republican head-.ziue stalled, and as he attempted to
crank it, a short circuit was caused
'whlch exploded the gasolene fumes
Paul Smith, of New York who is a.I
iguest of Hammett Norton of Hickory
I-Biuff was in one of the rescue launch
or ”Vin $6 250Ies, and while he has attempting to
adjust one or the oil caps on the burn-t
BROOKLYN .x, y, Jun, l4.;"'k re lng launch, caught the sleeve of his,
Hayes .1. Richter, (l Dutnult, J. Cuba-I port of the Transfer Tax State Ap ISIIII'I I“ III“ wheel.
on. w Hyatt, a Knlpplc, n Thames; praiscr. on file here today in the office Valerie it the muscle had been bulled'l
to! the Clerk of the Surrogates' courtfl,out OI IIIS 8”“
He was hurried a
, Ashore, and Dr. J. J bloorhesd. of Hick?
Later he was
in:
Iwhcn the decedent, who wnsa resident' 'III" automobile or James A Farre II»
IilII So\“h Xolwalk passed away they-9A ADVQSldelli. Of the Ulllu’d SUITES STEP—‘1'
on November 5 lllll, he left here an COI‘POI‘IIIIOII
estate of $6, 250 00
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tin the City National Bank, the South
Norwalk Savings Allunk,
banks, that what and how much.
papers here on tile do not show
it was because he left property here I ““3“" 0"
Of that it. was necessary. under the State I’IIIIII' on
South Norwulk II! it surely and patent Ilaw, to probate the will here as well “WWW ””9 down III“ III“ Saturday
as in South Norwulk.
Just what the expenses such as
funeral, ndminlatrnlion,, commissiona.I
eta, as charged up against the estate
Mary and it is the opinion of the incorpora- by him A... to be distributed as fol- Itluutlnk illu mutter and have a fairly
lows:
To a brother, John Pauly. the sum:
of 31.00000, with the understanding
the constant increase, to warrant the! that t... I}; never to on ousted as the posted that an arrest will be made
ianitor of the lluderhill avenue prop
arty.
To John ll‘ealy, Jr.. a non of this
brother. John. all otuthmllocdndent'n
"copper and pricing stocks.”
To the decedent's son. William M.
Footy, who resides with his mother.I
ills inther' a violin.
One half of the balance of the estate
to Anna A. Pauly. the widow, for on»
own use, absolutely. The remuininc
bolt.’ to the executors. in trust. for
son. William AM, until William “ill.
reaches the ago of 21. when he is to
receive the principal.
Mrs. Fauly. the widow. and the dose,
dent’s brother, John Fealy. are the Iron
couture. '
sAPTAerIIHunoAaAAN allusion.
The Hungsrtiil sci-vice held in also
p. on. Sunday lit the mutt“: Church. of
was well attended by
death Nurwltllt,
theeflunflflll
Zohrayl was t
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sober an a
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and other,
the I
Dr. ll. ll. W cat, who assisted in put-'
This sum represents equity in pram.ftlng out the tire on the launch, had
Iises at No. 76 Underhill avenue here. , III“ I'IIII‘I ‘I’IIdIl’ burned.
I It. is understood that the decedent left, ‘
tin South Norwalk. household goods.
furniture. etc" as well as money there
AMITOIST HITS IIITIISE
MIT! 8800“ MIMI
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fried, an unknown nutomo
to wrong side of h‘nirfield
evening about 7 o 'clock running down
Ilho horse Iof (‘l‘hnilA-s 1.. James. of
Connecticut avenue The autolst did
not: stop to ascertain what damage he
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The South Norwulk police are loves
)good case on uhlch to work, although
a duplicity of numbers makes the in-
vestigation rather complex. it is one
Isoou, in connection with the case.
The horse was not badly injured, nor
did any great damage result. but new,
ertheloss those who know the horticu-
lars or the noteldcnt are extremely ex-
cited over the way the affair worked
out and are particularly desirous of
chains the culprit brought to Justice.
When his horse become frightened
hy‘tho automobile yesterday afternoon
lion. John Cavannuh, eramayor oi Nor
win. and or south Norwaik. sonorah
manager or the drolut it Knapp (30..
bad a mmtexoitink time and with his
two children was thrown from the can
risks as the conveyance tipped. All
times were hardly bruised up, but no
bones were broken. it is understood.
Dr. William .1. pretty was oklldd to sit
tend the visuals and all m A doina
nicely today. . _
boys, Alfred Olson and Andrew Sta—
'i‘he destination of the famllll
was Shotlleid island, where they were
to visit relatives, Ole Olson and fam-
When about half way across the,
harbor smoke and names were seenI
On account of the film arrangementsI“ strike of trainmen and conductorslto burst from the launch
plant Vincenzo T9339 of New York Imade this you” Thomas F. McMahon. of the eastern railroads may be avoid
,‘and James -.F Kenney Were selectedlld ““5 ”“3 3““39“ OI 5 conference;
I at the White House today between
Several speeches were delivered by IPresident Wilson and representatives
some of the installers and a quartet ,of the employee and roillonds con-
Several Inna burning of the town of Sores b
Hen-‘
dricks, but he managed to keep the
Barker engine running, and launched
The
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Before he could.
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outrages on Women at.“ “any,
People Cruciilcd ‘ ~ '
SAL-ONIKI, July A_A.-—'rue suntan]
the defeated Bulgarian army and the ‘ '
aciompauyillg outraged on women and
atrocities on men were fully confirmed
today in a dispatch from a well known
Greek torrespondeut.
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SMALL BOT IlllIIIlE
’ I III8 LEFT
With his parents ever in Germany,
‘Cecll more, a little six year-old lad who}:
'ls staying with his grandfather in Al-
'ken street. Norwalk, was sorely beset
with his feelings, when he had the
'misfortune to sustain a painful frac-
lure of the left arm on Saturday alters
noon. his physical and mental suffer.
lug \ying'to make him uncomfortable: V
IThe lad slippel and fell from his itont‘
tporth. striking upon hii arm which
lwns touted between him , ~
Dr Jean Dummtier of South Nor-I
Iualk, “its called and he set the i’ruc- _ ...;
gtnrcd bone and made the little followL 'I'I
Icoml‘cr’tablc as much as possible com I
sitlcriug the atcompanying pain.
Cecil is doing as well as tould be are
‘pectcd and will recover rapidly, it is
thought.
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wiluuciug ut Rotou every night.
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Coroner .AoAAIn J. Phelan, (limit-held A ,
county, reported this morning to New , ..
ecutiug Attorney Goldsrhlnldt and
round that August Wuhlu‘ulnh, of
Bridgeport, who. on the evening org“ ,
July 4th struck and killed Donate Re: ,,
mono with his automobile, in Villain-
street. was criminally negligent. The 2‘
case will come before Judge Edward
M Lockwood. tomorrow morning, in
the Nurwalk Tow" court, at 0 o'clock
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YEtlTEIRDAY WAG THE
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From the, number of scam air
ported It! a result at you
storms and various other dinner.
the supposition oi the sliders
a
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nus rskeon to Audit. Aria
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