agreeably perform an
unpleasant duty. '
Entered u use south
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no 1111113
Many Accidents in the Fleet at
Larchmont Regatta on the
Sound
111111 11111111111111,
11111111 111111 1111 11111
Other Yachts Disabled in Smoky
Southwester
The dull monotony of sailing in pot-
l.ry airs oil Lnrclunont was dispelled
today and tonight the yachtsmen are
1111111111: of the big Iwiml. It: was not
so very big as winds go, but what
there was did much damage and sev-
eral yachts now are being repaired for
tomorrow. while others will not be
able to start 111': 1111 this week.
The yathtsmen had all the excite-
ment they 11-11111-1111111 while the re-
gatta was 111 progress launches
cues.
In the morning the air was still and
the sea smooth. It was hot and sultry
(Continued on Eighth Page).
ELECTED TRUSTEE
0F ELKS‘ LDDGE;
At the regular meeting of South Nor-
iwnlk Lodge, No 71111 Benevolent anda
Protective Order of Elks, held last evc-
nlng. 13.11“. Brophy 11119 unanimously
elected a member 01 the board of trust-
eeu, succeeding the late l’ast Exalted
Ruler Hurry 18 Pickering Mr 1311111111
is also a past exalted ruler of
and most enthusiastic members
the order.
One candidate llurry Selby,
initiated, the work being well done by
the officers.
1’. l".
to suggest ch. 111111-11 in tho 11111111: home
11111 action on the \11’111111 1111s 111111-1'11'1
until 11 future mot-11111;.
.l’ast l-lxalted liuh-t'
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..
.lnmcs 1-1. With-
the delegate 111 the recent 1'1111-
\‘1‘11Il'1ll In Roche-1101', .\'1-w Yorlt, 111111-
1111111-11 111:1 rcpt-1'1 ol‘ the procet'tllpgu
and 1111- some 11.1,; 111'1'1-11111i and order»
1-11 11111:1-1l 1111 Ilie.
EAST EINANllE MANOR
HA8 LE8 BROKEN
111111111 Julian A. ill'tzuol‘). 111’ I'Iasi‘
'il‘aiiuv. .‘1‘. .i.. 1111'1 111111 .111 accident
‘i‘ucutiuy 11111'1'11111111 in Wilton 111- 111111
1'11111111'. 11 limb from 1111 apple tree and
Wlwn llli' “1111- 11-11 11 '4ll‘lli‘l1 the 111111:-
111', 111111 1'1111s1'1l him in tall Hunt the
111111 111 1111- 1.11'11111111. Win 11 hp aim-'11
1111- 11111111111 111- 1'111'1-l1'1-1l .'1 paint-11
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111 :1 tot-11111 111‘ 111'. Ward lilo-port, 111‘
“11111111111 Mayor 1"2-111111'.
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NQTlCEt 11107161211
11 11-11 are 11 nulntci’llit'r lo 'i'hl- 111-1..
11111-1 l-rirst'. 111' 111-1111 11 1151'. iiilll
1111c:- 111 1111- 1111-111, popular nutuavlncu.
111-.111111 I’llhlilnliltlllti \l'otuun 111111
'11111 Metropolitan, tor 111cm,- months
11' you are 11111 11 111111111-1'1111-1' 111-1111 or
bring 51.1111 111.111 The iii-111111111 anti
"munchies will 1111 sent you for three
111111111111 by mail, if you prefer to have
.1 11111111111111 (It‘lll‘t‘f your paper 111-1111 111!
fine for 111111111117.htm and pay the. 1101' 12c
11 week for The Sentinel. The magn-
aineg deal with 1111 the current 111111-
jertu of vital lnteretit and. wit] p‘enne
every member of the family.
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Mrs. Willi» 1111111111111. 111‘ New 1111111111.
1111111 the guest of her mother, Mrs. J.
(1. Crown, 111111111.
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sentinel ea». bring rebuttal
' Norwalk Party on Their Way to
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Danbury Has Narrow Escape
at Starr's Plain
Robert E. Morrison, of East Nor-
walk, and three traveling companions,
two of whom are women, escaped ser-
ious injury almost miraculously when
the automobile in which they were
riding overturned in Sierra Plain
shortly before noon yesterday.
Mr, Morrison left East Norwolk yes-
terday forenoon with a. party of
friends IBM 11 run to Dan'bury. At the
approach of Sugar Hollow they found
it necessary to make a detour to the
left in order to avoid state road con-
struction operations 011 the main high-
way between Danbury and Norwnlk.
This road is narrow and winding and
Mr. Morrison was unfamiliar with it.
lie come upon a bad turn near the
Bt'anneis farm so suddenly that he
swerved into the gutter and the car
was overturned,
thrown out as the machine tipped.
Three of them fell 111 1111111 positions
and.
motor yachts avere busy making res-1
ll) '5
lodge, and one oi the 1111. 1111.11 \VOl‘Ifiél‘S nun-1111111111111 his “”9 ““d “”5- Frank 111 this time Mi “11308 ““11 113111111111
01' “MW" 111 “hum“ (”ll-i “111101 0‘1 1h?” 1111- business of making huts and 11.11.
Brophy submitted .'1 gratifying
report an e. 1111-111111-1 of 1111 commlttco'
11"1 ‘
IIlili they were clear of the car as it
,turned upside down, but one of the
women lay in such a position that 1191‘
9111111111 was caught. beneath the body of
,‘the machine. She was freed by her
companions and was found to be 1111-
hurt.
! A telephone message was sent to
Danbut'y front Seth Stanford‘s resi-
dence. 11 short distance from the scene
lot the accident and a relief car was.
lsent out from the garage 01‘ I’armelee
111 Congalton. in Crosby lane. The
damaged machine was rigltted and
towed to the garage when it was
found that it was not severely dam-
nucd. Mr. Morrison and his party
lltt're able to continue their joutney
1111 the cor yesterday afternoon.
The road on which the accident oc-
.‘curred is little traveled ordinarily and
in not marked with warning signs at
the dangerous turns 1111 the 11111111 high- l
ways are l
1111' Morrison 11111 here
,1 csterdav ,
,1111,v to Mrs ilnins home. No further
wan lll‘WS 1111111 111111 printed in The Sentinel 1'“ int (1; Knapp Company
had been tet'clvod 11-. Mrs. Mor'risonfi
1111-11e1,11ho 1111 111 the 191151 .\'or11'allt
hum.- oi 1111' 111111111.
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NEIIT PRESIDENT
1 (IF NEW HAVEN HDAII
W-
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lilt'ullll'lll oi thch
,1111-11111 1111111,- properly.
Illli :1. -~'l‘h11
\"011 loi'.|1 New 1111-
11-11 and Hartford llaiii'tnul may be
china-11 today by 1111- 111111-1'111111111111-1-
‘,111' directors appointed for this pur-
1111111- when the lltu'nd acct-pied 1hr.-
1'1-111111111111111111 1’1'1111111-111 ill-lion. ’i‘his
1'11111111lii1-1' lulu pom-1' only 111 1'1'1'11111-,
1111-1111 and the noun-11111 the 111w Ill‘ll'l‘
of 111.- Now 111111-11 may not 111- 11111‘
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I‘nlllit'll 111- 1111- directoru at their 1111'1'1-
1111: 111111111'1'1111'
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511111311111 11 11-111
Northern I‘m-lilo.
111111'1' 1-11 tor-lat
111'11'
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111. pin-111111411 111' 1111-
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11111-11 that 111 would 111- 1111- 1111111 111--
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your pool i‘rlomln 111 11111 1111111 111111-
1111111111 111 1111' on 111111 1111‘ about my 111-1
comim'. pct-1111111111 111' 1111- New lion-11..
but none 111‘ 1111-1111 Trix-111111 111111 in 11 1111 ;
11111111 to Ht'h 1111' 1111111111H1111111elv to
1111111 11111 1111110"
11' 1111- mine:- 1111131: not 1'11 111 Mr Isl
lloii the boil lit-i in 111111111111 llrl‘ltth wan
111111 intuit-l Willard, president of the,
llnllimorc and (tho, or Vice-l’renlrlcut
1111111111111, 111 the Delaware Lilf'lihwmllln
11ml \l‘enivru, 111111111 1111‘ the man up
pointed
11311111111111 Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive 1111111111- oi‘ communi-
cation. They afford a direct way of
carrying 11 message 'to the ones who
will be moat interested.
A11 111‘ the occupants of the car were
. lionery
i11111 the twenty- fifth
, and
“lb 11 rowlmul.
in few foundntlon brieko, wee curtain-
Blllll B EllB
Hill 1. B. E. JllBB
John H. Splitter’s Unsuccessful
Campaign for State Preslden
cv 1111811111 in the Defeat of D.
J. O’Connor .ior Secretary
Billll IBWNS Hlllll
BlllNBE ill PlllllEll
Surprise is Sprung Alter Elec-
tion of Francis 1‘. Wade as
President
At a session. which, to say the least,
was stormy, the state convention of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles. yester-
day afternoon, elected Francis '1‘.
Wade, 013 New '1'-invert, worthy presi-
dent, the opposition by John 11. Spitt-
ler, of Bridgeport, petering out at the
moment when it twee seen that 1112'.
Wade's election was 11 certainty. The
effort to land ll'lt‘. Spittler in the presi-
dency, however, caused the defeat of
State Secretary Daniel J. O'Connor, of
Bridgeport; Mr. O'Connor was defeat-
(Goutinued on Sixth Page).
1111111141111 111113
111 1111111 sunrise
John T. Hayes, one of the best
known and most successful of the sta-
nnd novelty dealers in this
settion of 1111) state is 1011111 colt-111.11
11111111 crsnr) 11
1111-1 111110111 into the Ililulllt'S s Pro-11111111,
for some years in the employ of tht
A quartt'ri
of 11 century 111.0 he Uilt‘llt‘ll 11 111-1181
and illiilloilt‘ly store at "1 Main nth-111,;
.\'ol‘1vallt. As" the business 1:1'-'-11 111"
moved to .\'11. ‘51. .11111 11 11-11'11-11111 ago:
i1111111'1l at No. .1 Main Street whom"
111- 111 now 111111111 11 large lllliillltih'l'l. Air I
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the occasion, and [il‘l‘ttl‘lllt'll i‘l11- 1.11111-
1111: 5111111111} form- with :1 1-111 of 1111.11;
clears this 11111111. '
BElilN Will H
BlNBlllNlBN Hill
Workman Keep lip Search for
More Bondage the Ruins cl
OMB Factory
BINGHAM'BEW N. Y. July 2-1:—
‘Steto and loom" Euthoritiea today be-
gan tnvestigatfibnp! the circumstances
surrounding 111111111 01' the overall
factory oi? the Mmhemton Clothing
Company, in which at least titty iper-
eons, mostly avoided and girls, lost
their lives. Represenbehive of the
State Department of Labor, the State
Fire Max-111111111, 1111;111:1111 Factory Inves-
tigating Commlsdion, and the Commit-
tee of Safety Of-‘NGXW York were pres-
ent at today’s inquest, which is being
conducted by Coroner R. A. Seymour.
of Whitney Point.
Work-men today continued to search
the ruins of the burned factory build-
ing. (it 'the t-wen'tyeight bodies thus
for recovered, but three have been
identified. The others are burned be-
yond possibility of recognition and will
be buried in a. plot to be set apart by
the city for the unidentified dead. A
public funeral is planned for Sunday.
or those in the hospital Mrs. Mary
Benny, Ruth and Edna (‘rotty and Mrs.
May Leighton are so badly injured that
their recovery is not expected.
four have been reported miseing and
probably are dead
Not until the office-safe has heonlthese nt't-s were started by convimspi 1‘
opened can 11 complete list of the em-
ployee of the clothing company. dendi
living and missing made. The safe
was uncovered late yesterday after-l
noon, but it was so hot that no attempt
was 11111119 to open it.
llllllllilli lllllNllEN
Nlli lEl BAIIBEIEB
Road Managers Dropped Three
oi the Eight Grievances
Yesterday
yuw YORK. July 34.~’I‘he truce
between the 1'11511'1'11 ruilroadu and
their conductors and tt'uinrucn pond
lug attempts to adjust htbor 1111111111
t-ios continued today, but the cm-
ployocs 11111111111 that 1111-1- new group
1111: restless ’lhc (it-111,1 in
111111111 of arbitration they any 111 cost-
1111: their 1111111111; 38.11111) a day,
are obliged to pay 1111- 1-1111-1131-9 of
more than 1.111111 1111-111111-1'11 of 11111111111.
11-1-5 1"1'11111'e1'111l111' the 11'1rlouu locals
1111111 1111111 11111 1:11111- 1111111 to their 111- I
i
1'1111111111'1-e slaw tht' declaration of 1111-
Extriiw vote.
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MAY HAVE IiIlIlWNEII’
'iltl-IN'I‘ON \ “1.1.. 11111
is 111-1111: 111111111 1111' .111...
Mir-111 Louis-1' IIIiiI‘H.
and Miss May
ill. Hi‘ill'i‘h'
ii. I". (IllIHl‘I‘
1.1l‘ Illlo 1'll,\,
Herring, 111’ lit-ulmlill'.
111111 with 111.1- ,1'1111111: 1111-11 from Hot“-
once, .\'. 11.. Were 111111 11111-11 11y lip-11“
[1111111111 111 11 motor 1111111 1111 1111- 111-111-
wur-~ ri1'1-1' 111111. Sunday night. 'l‘l11'1-1-
I'LIli'i‘ 111111111 11111111111 of this city were:
in llie party. 11111 when 1111- 1111111111-1
lu'ohc down lliey 11'111'1- ink-'11 in chord
l"-'111‘I111.', 111111 1111- boat
111111l1 with 1111 1111 111111111. friends oi the2
llilMiJIiii—l worm-11 l1n1'1- 111-1-11 conduction“
11 11111111-111 near-'11 111‘ the 1'11111' lit-1111:1111
litlu 1'll,1' and Florence
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LlGHTNlNG BTHUCK BEAVIEW
AVENUE HOUSE.
Lightning Itruck on unbabitatod
noun located at 20 Beaview avenue.
title afternoon, about 1:415 oclook, just
in the midst of the storm. but tortu-
natuiy. no damage, further than the
illeplncement of the cellar Items and
ed. The home ll thought to be own-
1111 by c. H. Alethorpe.
MR3. HUNTINGTON UNDERGOEB
AN OPERATION.
Mrs. 11‘. 11‘. 1.111111111310111. or Crescent
Terrace, underwent an operation at
the Norwnlk Hospital today. The pa-
tient is doing nicely.
’i‘iu- 1111'11 said today 1
not Hilllh’lll‘tl ‘1“Illtillt'e
11111111-11-1-111-1'11111 111 1111- railroad 111111111-
1-:1'1‘11 ”Ilit's‘o 1.1111111111101111 it 111111 1111
‘..111'r11'111od were 1111- dropping 111‘ IIil’t'"
111' 1111- eight grit-Whores 1111- rltiiroudu
have united to have arbitrult'tl In con
71'11 1311-;- were
5111-1'11‘1111 with 1111' (It-11111111111 111‘ 1111' 1111-11
The principal 1-11111'11-1 of the lllf‘illlilill‘x'
' lorllli‘
11'1-1'1' IIll'N‘li‘lI to this 1111111111114.
1111 yet 1111- 1'1'1'111'11l 111111111111111111111'11 have
not been 1111111 111 conultll'r-ilit- original
Hit-11111111111 111' 1111- 1'111111111'1-1-11.
NEW SLEEPING CAR RULES.
1'11111\1:11, 11111 21. 111111111111111
chance-11 In 1111;1'1111-1 11111'1-1'1111111. 111--
i'-'1‘-'1'\'1tii1'11 oi .- 1'- 111111: 1'111' 111-11111 will'
in- 1'Ullllliiii'1l today by 1111- 1-111-111111'1-
committee of the Winner" l’unuciiut'l'
deportation, i'ialmluc 111111111111 111111111111
of 11111 privilege of 11111111111: 11111'11111'1'
1'1'111-1‘1‘1111111111l‘ul‘ltl-l'ilru, otllt'lulu 11'
many wrap-1'11 rnllrnndu art- in favor
or chem-111111: 1111- time within which
rt-aerrnlionu may in- 111111111. Patron-1
may new claim rounrvuilonn within
11-" 1111111111111 of 1111111 1111111,
111111111 of reenrrntlono are 111111111,
daily and not claimed. Home 111111111911-
ncr olilrluln favor 111-1 cancellation of
reunrvntlona an hour before 11 train
departs. ()thcrn udvotznio 1111' (311111111
11111 plan which requires travelers to
11111011111111 sleeping our tickets rotund-
log the price 11‘ 1111- 11111111 111 not used.
Willioma' Root floor 111 11 natural
”health drink, 1111111111113 and delicious.
11111119 it yourself. 'Serve it all summer;
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for they ‘
1'11111'1-111-1lonu ,
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Showan tonic-ht; Friday fair.
ElllE IN lllE
lllHlNB BNllP
ll Bill Bill
Prisoner Fire Brigade, After a
Hard Fight, Succeeded in Ex-
tinguishinp It
1111111111 11121 1111111
11111 11 11111111111111
Guards Have Been Doubled, But
Guilty Dnes Are Unknown
OSSINING, N, Y., July lit—Another
fire at Sing Sing Prison today gave
the mutinous convicts 11 chance for
more demonstrations. The blaze
started in the clothing shops, and the
,prlsoner tire brigade extinguished it.
letter 11 hard light, with outside aid.
lit. was the second fire in the prison
buildings this week, notwithstanding
bled since 3111111110 worth of proper'ty.
was burned 1111 there 111 11 days ago. if
ltho warden 115 11-1 has been unable'
L111 place the blame. ’
1 When the fire. broke out today in'
the clothing shop every precaution
was taken to guard againSt the escape '
of convicts. While the guards and:
the "trustees“ detailed to fire duty
were attaching the flames more than
11 thousand prisoners locked in their
cells raised a chorus of yells that
sounded high phove the. noise of the
alarm. The men at work in 1111- billlti' '
lng were marched out in izood'order
and the blaze was extinguished after
most of the contents of the tillup had
been tossed out the windows and
drenched with water, '|
Worden Clancy attributed the dis '
turbnnces among the convicts to 11 re-
cent order for the transfer of some of
.11113111 to the state prison at Auburn.
Minot of the prieonere :11 Sing 51111:
101111111 1‘1'11111 New York city and vicinV.
ity and object 111 1101111: sent 11p 11111
111111111, where their friends and role--
lives will find it difficult to vii-11111111111.
The 1111-11 to he lraunsferrt-d are 111w-
ond term prisoners. It was thin ele-
ment that 11-11 1111- mutiny yesterday.
‘11'1111'11 111 llrst 111'111111111-11 to develop
into an 111‘1::111l/.1-1I attempt at prison
tit-livery,
'l‘lu- (tinnitus 11111-11 charm- 111111 they
are lu‘lttt'. improperly 11-11 and curt-ti
.for 111111 that this 111-1111'1-1 111 111111 111 1111-
rt'moval 111‘ two 111" the old employ-1
who had charge 111' 1111- 1111111111 1111111 111111
the substitution of 1111-1111-1'iv111-1-1l 1111-11.
1 .. _.____....... ‘Hmwu,
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E 11111 illDEllS’ 11111
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1'IL',lll 11111111-11 111‘ \'olo, 111'111' 1mm,
1111111 31111, .1111111 lili'lllil'tlzim on 11 rail
throurh 1111- tun-eta 111 1111- 111111141 11-
“1111131111111 11111111111'1111111 1 11.1- 1111111.
1,1'11111111l.l1111'1111' 1111-11 .111 hiit'r-
11111111131 111111111 .1 Holly announced 1'
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ill! lump-11111 1111K «all-'11 to 1111- 11-11“.'h
‘111’ bur 1'1'111111-1111- 111111 11111111111 lnut'
itVt't‘k 111' n unlithlmr. 11 111111'1-1‘1'11l 11'11-
1111111, who threw her :11‘11111 about hlt'o.‘
ltlvhortloop 11111] 1'111'1'11-11 lit-1' to 1111"
1111’1‘1-1, win-1'1- 111'1'1'11 11111111' 11'111111'11 \1‘1'1‘11
1111111111: with 11 111111: Il'lll't- r1111. ’1‘111-1'
corr ricti the 11' arm-1111111111 11rl1111111-r down
the 11111111 air-int and but 1 on the rail.
An 11 11111111111 for their act, 1311' WW
men 11111-11th that they believed \er.
Illt‘lutrdetm 111 he too friendly with
her 111'11111111'111-11111'. 1dr, lilchnrdroufi
who to n cerippl , 111111-11 hit-1 1-1111- 1111
1011111111 V1111) tit 01109,!11111 she now in]
in Chicago.
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1mAU'I‘O FOR HMS.
11,1,1'111211. Telephone 81111 ~~~~~ 2.
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A good adv. peril best in the boot
paper.
m
. his tracks of grooved rails across the
;’.ihe witnesses examined in their 01'
liesidl- the seven 111101111 dend,thit"11- the 11111 that the guards had been don-1 .111-
1-1tch,
nutter. .11..
word it, .\ieud_ Stephen S llntt'h, Al- 1
. hert .\l. Pohlmun, J
‘l1elloy Montgomery.
,“fi‘rl'li'i' 1111111111111 11111111 1111111 11111 got- tuliglp. ‘1'11111 incident occurred about
cruer, who, it. 111 underutotl. to on hit-1‘13“, 1,, 111.
way to Alps-1111 from 1111111111111. “WWW“... we...
HAY III/ITY, MI“II.. .11in 2-i.~-~lltivcr- .WAulQ U) III"). I)’ Truvit TBA
llllillNElB BllBll -
lllEll BillliliEIlllBliB
-M. 1-
Dennecilcu‘t Company Objects to
Having More Than One Line
on New Structure
1111 1111111»
11111 11111;
All Members of the 1111' s 111111
Guard Disarmetl to Pro-
,veni Outbreak
BENINBB Elllll
BEEliBEB Bl llEl Ill.
Attorneys John J. Walsh and E. J
Quinlan. representing the Bridge Con-
struction committee, locked home with
Attorney B. I. Spock, at the hearing
held by the Public Utilities Commis-
sion in the Bridgeport City Council
chamber this morning to inquire into
the demand of the Bridge Committee
that the Connecticut Company lay dou-
new Washing-ton street bridge. The
attorneys clashed on several oc-
casions, but nothing serious resulted.
The witnesses present were examined
by Attorney Walsh and cressexamined
by Attorney Spock.
All the witnesses who testified up
to noon today agreed that public con-
venience and necessity demanded that
the Connecticut Company lay double
tracks across the new bridge. This,
of course, entails double the expense
for the company, which is fighting the
ruling of the committee
The members of the commission
present wereI Richard T. Higgins,
chairman; E Ford and 1.11 Hale
as Result of Mutiny
state of stage. This was the 0111.
specs and citing the conditions on
which they remain in the service
weio flatly rejected.
State of Siege at Pope’s Palace ,
ROME, Juy 24.—-'Throughout yesterr “ .
day the Vatican was in a veritable-
come of the mutiny of the Swian’ ».
Guards, whose demands, in the form
of a memorial relating their griev-‘ »,
Three of the lenders in the move-a3"
meat were expelled from the Van-”,1,
were John l". McMahon, E. ii. . _ , ., ;
.Illathewsou David 11. Miller, Jr., 11:31:11: 01:1;1~:u:-:mu;:1ffdmft ttlglt‘t, ad!“ I
l‘ tanhant, John'W. Olmsted. l. S.‘ ' 11 L 111119 0 a-
111art for their homes
hurch and Thomas 1. Raymond.
The witnesses in attendance were
William Miller, A. X, Thoriuult, Eu-
.1:cut- S. 1.1111111, 1-1. F. Knapp. E, W.
Albert 1". \l'lnt'heuter E_ if.
Mortimer ‘11. Lee Frank
.iohu \\ Olmsted David 11.
lir, Francis 1. littrnell, lad-
1111- gates of the Vatican
ic'omiades. At the moment of sepia»-
‘11111011 they cried ‘Vlva Garibaldi!”
.Some of them joined in singing the
i“.\inrseillaise." Never before was.
isuch 11 scene presented in front of the
Vatican.
, . The guards were relieved of their
\ Brmm“(““198teartridges and even theit rifles were
by
Mathewson
ii. Fitch,
1-.
Miller liarrv {hit-r, llcnn M theis.
‘ ’ ', I ‘ 11 taken treat them, as it was discovered
ilr. (harlcs (1. 80111111111111. Mayor Rob- .
, .. , 1 'that they had succeeded 1n concealing
crt M. “111113, Edward 11.. 011111111. , .
,. icurtrldges. Count teccoyierl, com-
ihomas 1. Raymond John .1. 1111111011. nianler 0f the rendermes has been
William Moran. .lohn l~‘. McMahon] ( ' B“ ”‘
8. Samuel
, , ordered to hold his men in reedinesw
(hurt-h, Lyrics and CIQI'h
; for cntcruent'ies. They are in control
lvof all exits and have instructions to
Re rcs'ntin 1h- t‘onu-ul'ut (‘0111-
p I g t 11 ‘ prevent any of the guards from louv-
any ucr- (1'1-11'1111 Illa 11 3r .i. it.
D l l u 1:1 ing the building without express pore
l’utulcrford. 1.111111 1111111111111 .1. 11. 1’01- .
., mission. or from communicating with
for 1- nuincer 131'. \\ chute-1' and At
(tuna-111111111113. The entire neighbors.
wwwww My ‘hood is patrolled by strong forceeoi:
police.
1 Serious trouble was expected when
MASBNS WELL EAT ‘tht- 11111111111 were notified that all their
AT DDIlLDN HDEISE
tor 111-,1 Spock
attempting a demonstration 111101114.
111' arrested by tile P1111111 gendarma‘fl
1.11111 turned over to the 1111111111 1101ch
"l‘hc Past, Masters“ Association. of
‘Fait'ileid county, composed ol‘ the art-
1111: and pant masters of 1111- 1111211111112
1111111115 111' 111111 «11111111, will holtl its 1111-
1111111 111111-9111111111-1' blot-11111: and will 111-
111111411 In 111111 111' 1111111111111 John E.
il‘Sulllvnu‘s 111111111111 shore dinners. on
\‘i'i-dutmday, August 111111.
There will be 11 business nit-cling for
the 1'1111111111-1'11111111 of 11 number of im-
portant math-rt: at .‘l o‘t'lm'lt, The 11111-
111-1' will 111' sorted papal-111' at 1‘
o'clock 11 i»; 1---1p1tt-'1l that 11 1111110
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llit'ililu'i'fi, hold 11 law-ling 111 141-11111 Nor-
walla. IIMI night. 1-1 make the gnu-1:111-
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tier.
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ready to 11111111111111; any show of force.
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nor Ferris; on 11111 way to Aim-1111, 1111111410 111111 62112.
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today that he would not grant fiber Experiments with a tree 1111111th
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copper hum-11 throuuhut the district pertinent 131111111111 indicate that it
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lie llfi‘lll he believed the sheriff's mes old burned areas on the notional
tinge 111111 “anticipatory.“ ,enta.
for transportation to the Swine from- N
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the commander and 01116:“
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in Octobeii‘
i'l‘hose who left «were accompanied to '
their
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claims had been rejected, and it had ‘91;
been arranged that any 01‘. the guards
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