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I Believed to Have Been Husband
of Mrs. Etta Kennedy of
Providence; II'.‘ I.
WAS HIIIIIII III
IIIIIIIIII IN SIIIIIIII
Medical Examiner’s Innuirias
Not Yet Finished
‘It is now believed that the man who
was found drowned in Long iiisiaud
Sound on Monday, July 28th, and who
was thought to have been a suicide
Nictim, was the husband of Mrs. Etta
Kennedy, of Providence, R. .L. by rea-
son of the facts, which coincide with
those learned surrounding the body,
told in a lctier «to Medical Examiner
Samuel H. Huntington from Mrs. Ken.
nedy which arrived this morning.
Endeavors have been made to as-
certain the identity of the victim ever
since his finding. Andrew J. Kennedy,
residing in Putnam, noticed the ar-
ticie of the finding of the man's body
here in 8. Providence paper. He noti-
(Continued on Sixth Page).
——-Danclng at Rome every night.
,nnnot no 9mm
srorrrn or rouos
~——-——-——
Chief William R'.‘ Pennington, oi
the South Norwaik police force, .put
tau and to a gambling game which
was proving disastrous to some or the
. I ; r ‘
local young men who attended thetittecpcr added to his record of giving;
unnuuur
numnuu
Two Chinese Cruisers Opened
Fire Fivs Miles Away, But
Later Withdraw _
iSHA'NGHAI. China. lAug.’ 2.—-The
WuJSlng forts, which are in the hands
of the rebels, were bombarded at day-
break rby the Chinese government war-
ships, commanded by Admiral Tseng,
but no damage was caused. Two cruis-
ers opened fire at a. range or live miles
and the torts replied. After: a dosul-
Lory exchange of shots lasting an hour,
the warships withdrew. ‘
colonic sonoonrn
Tonns rum:
WESTERBROOK, Aug. .-——It. was
the little coasting schooner Emma
Soubhard, of New York, whichflllcd
and turned turtle oft Duck island, late
yesterday. while the waves were dash-
ing high and giving zest. to the life
oi‘ summer guests along Grove Beach.
The crew on board were the captain,
his tit’teen-yoar~old son, and one hand.
They were rescued in the launch of
limit. Joseph Smith, keeper of Duck
island .ltight. None was the worse
for .his experience today.
’Ilhc '1‘, A. Scott Company's tug 'l‘ns-
co, which reached the schooner early
today, pumped it out and ai’tcr rais-
ing it towed the craft to an anchor-
age near the breakwater.
The Southard had on board 450 tons
of brick. The captain’s son ,tound
the vessel maidngwater tact and told
this father, who was at. the wheel.
. The leak was found so the a bad one
and the captain lowered sway the
yawi which hung on davits over the
stern. The Soulhard began to settle
and those- on board had just time to
tjump in. The draft was then a mile
off the island. Cottagers on Grove
r)
u
.llench saw the plight of the men and‘
vnotliled W. iii. .liowlnnd. who as his
own launch was not available. rowed
Modulated mu now- tram All Part- a one world than locals! Win and Our Own Operator.
IHREI III
SOUND I
Grow oi Heavy-Laden Schooner
Rescued After a Hard Fight
in a Heavy Sea
IIIIII III IIIIBK ISIIIIII ‘ '
IN EXHIISIIIGIIIIIIUI
Forced to Take To Lifeboat Bo-
iors Help Came
CLINTON, August 2.-——Lasiled by
high waves with a fury that, threaten-
ed every moment to dash them to
death. three members of the crew cl?
:1 two-mastcd schooner were rescued
just in the nick oi time about live
o‘clock yesterday afternoon by Cap-
tain Joseph Smith, or the Duck Island
Light, off Grove lileach. near here. The
men were almost exhausted by their
battle, with the high running seas, and
the fragile lil'e boat into which they
had jumped as the twenty-toot waves
ton-sod their ship against the roof, was
almost shattered when Captain Smith
arrived to rescue the mcn. The ship‘s
boy had battled with all his youthful
strength. and had sunk unconscious to
W...
(Continued On Firth Page.)
VEIIEZIIELAII TROOPS
(immune. Venezuela, August 2.—-—
.’I‘Iio mobilization of the Venezuelan
government troops in (liaracns was
completed that night and an expedition
lover to Captain Smith‘s. The light
is expected to leave the capital at.
any moment to encounter the revollb
tionnry invaders. It is believed the
till III I ”
READY TO FIGHT
W
'MMMMMMI
humane
Thieves Socorro His Wallet,
Containing $128, Rear Penn-
sylvania million, H. Y.
W“-
NEW YORK, thus. 2.—-‘Henry Lane
Wilson, United States ambassador to
Mexico, was the victim of Ipickpock-
etc, who secured his wallet, contain-
ing 3128, together with valuable pa-
pers and official memoranda, while
the ambassador was escorting rtwo wo-
men driends so: a train in the Penn-
sylvania station yesterday. it was
learned today. News of Mr. Wilson's
loss became public when nsiiroad de-
tectives who had received the ambas-
sador‘s complaint consulted with de-
tectives from Police headquarteds. All
parties were reticent regarding the
details, but it was said that the am-
bassador was not greatly concerned
over the incident, He had arrived
from Washington during the after-
noon and after luncheon with a party
of friends he had undertaken to escort
two women in the party to the train.
A large crowd pressed about the
gates and there was a scramble tor
the train. it was not until after he
had hidden his friends tgoodébye that
. Mr. Wilson discovered his loss.
i There. is no intimation that the
‘thel‘t was the work of any one seek-
possession.
FOOD FOR NEW ENGLAND.
What She Is Eating Now as Glimpsed
in Harlem River Freight Yard.
in this line from outside her borders.
passing through the
‘iiarlem river
The movement or produce into Now
it does, from. the South.
lug secret papers in the ambassadorsZ
._-'
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fald'and Samowhat Cooler Tonight.
‘ L amount of told
liiHiIINii
Hill Inn ,
luuu
Residelico of James Wynn, in
Plattsvills Avenue. Sustain-
sd Damages Yesterday
uuunun
impound
Lightning Also Shocks a Girl
in Howayton
The thunder storm of yesterday din
some serious damage to the home 01‘
James Wynn. of Plattsviiie avenue,
Norwalk. While it is not known
whether'or not. two bolts or one bolt
the different spots that it hit,
chair when the lightning struck and
it knocked her from her chair onto
the liner. Mrs, Hendrick was not
hurt, but is suffering a severe her“
one shock today. Glass, mirrors, fur-
niture and water pipes were broken.
and the window glass on sbroken in~
lto almost invisible pieces.
Although New “England raises plan-l The first bolt struck the top of theI
ty 0! iruits and vegetables herselhiustf house near the chimney and shutter}.
"Inmate! What lilo buys and oouaumesied the rafters in the attic. The bolt:
‘, 081118 0“
t from the root and turned in
while waiting for her own crops ton strange innnoer and went back intoi
ripen, is afforded in the perishablejthe attic, making another hole in the!
freight movement at this time of yeariroof. This time when it came out it Fu~Chow must rescind m, recent reso.
Ewe—at straight. for a nearby tree.
Iintcrior of the house.
Miss Elizabeth
muunl
_nuuun
Report That Former Congress-
man Hill WIII Not Soak
the Ssnaiorship
——————.—
This struggle tor the nomination for
United States senator is getting to be
some battle. It is said that Congress-
man Bryan F. Malian would like to
get the nomination from the Demo-
crats but: he would be loath to run
against Senator 'Brandegee, who hails
from his own town and with whom
he is very friendly. It would be very
nice 'for Congressman Mahan if the
nomination should go to Ebenezer J.
Hill, of Fairileld county. Then, Malian
thinks, he could give a. very good ac-
count of. himself without straining the
ties of friendship.
‘I is said, however, that Congress.
man Hill has about decided that he
will not be a candidate for senator.
The story goes that the former con-
‘gressman, who ‘ was succeeded by
IJeremiah Donovan, is a little in awe
Inf the lighting qualities and the light-
,‘ing methods of the Bull Moose down
Iin Fairiield county and that he has;
0" lightning SITUCR “19 “01‘5”. It is gheurd that the T. ii. men have no do- i drive at night beyond the lighted um;
thought that it was two, beCine Orlsire to do anything but fight if ”nth/S oi‘ aoity can testifyfliat this is so}
is to be a candidate for senator.
" will actually be enough to keep the
former member of the ‘Wuys and
Means committee out of the. running
is not known. but. the story is going
lthe rounds of the State that Hill is
I not so anxious for the place as he was.
I~Ncw Haven Journal—Courier.
.o
wutvor ALLOW
ruonow Til SEOEIIE
AMOY, China. Aug. 2.-—The City of
l
iiution to secede from the Chinese Re~
freight terminal of the New York. t'ew;struck this and went to the ground. : public within the next ten days or an}
Haven and Hartford Railroad in the'The second bolt of lightning was “leiarmy from pekmg wui be sent to in~'
301‘011811 0f U10 Bronx, New York CRY-lone that did the most damage to the, vade the province of FoKien, accord-
"ing to nativen‘eports, which declare
England reaches Its height in June andlwynn and her sister, Mrs. Hendrick.‘ that ‘i’rovisionui President Yuan Shi"
JuIY- Very nearly all of it. coming as‘ were in the house when the terrible i Kai has gem an ultimatum to this ei-
l’afisesistorm came up. Miss Wynn was wait. -‘ feet,
viii t8 ' ‘
[us n M ,
"lulu
the Case and Order Will no ”
Rigidly Eninrced
AUIIIIIIIBIIISIS III ', .
BI-IPERIIIIIII III III
Norwalk Particularly Aiiected
By Act Now in Force ‘
The danger of driving on unlight‘od‘
highways in the night season has inn
creased materially within the last {WA
years and those who own any sortot
a. conveyance" and who attempt
l Realizing that danger lurks everytoot I
Mrs. H. Hendrick was sitting in “I Whether that condition of affairs‘of the way for travelers the automo—
Ibilists of. this State worked hard this"
,year before the Legislature and snow
Ecceded in getting a new law enacted
governing a system which will afford
;greater protection for all. I '
I The automobile is one great reason;
wvliy the danger has increased. its“
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(Continued on third page)
3'
"——
~Dancing at Roton every night.
Iusnnnv BOARO ..
' IIE-ELEIITEII arriving.-
The board of directors of the South ‘
Norwalk Public Library held its an-
?nunl meeting. last night, at the new.
library building in Washington streets.
All but two members were meant,
fond two new members of the board.
——.
A i “.t ,t. 1 t . } Wmfivuuum Miller and William P. Ward, ,
serous H union ins )ctn m I” were introduced to the other mam:
about in lAmoy by lthe continued «jinn b?” Following the transaction of.
lighting )BLVVUUI tu. stint»: ongo an routine rlmsiluess, the following offi-
’i’nngnn tribcsmcn and the rorinosnns.
ccrs were elected and committees ap-
Thc Japanese authorities here interior-
pointed:
ed and caused the arms: or the lender
.. "i “it . i ; President—ambit ii. Light.
got the iuuguus. i it. torcsmcu u, \‘itw-l’residentwilcorge 8. North.
jreLnliutlob took some soldiers prison~
”I’m” With booketbooks. vSomc hnd “Rammed by going out and .PIVI‘IWI iirstoblcctive point of the government: through “‘3 great transfer yards
float. eight dollars and from that "p Ihcdrii‘ting boat. Tum three “Homllroops will be. the state of Falcon, of: Harlem ”"9"- where cm" are “3“?”ch
amount. down to a dollar playing thciwm“ tagged “UL Tug Keller, Whmhlwhicb Com. the capital, was reported by ”“3 NEW “3"?“ from the Wild” cm“Iiilyn'u bakery. Just at 3:30 o‘clock
deVIce, before the chief ordered the was lying under “H" ‘bm‘k‘mmr’Ito have fallen into iIlu bonds of (lcu- tering‘New York. the ilrst bolt struck the roof or the
lbrohriotor to null] up stukcs. psieumod 0‘” and “00“ by the SO”m".erul (.‘lpriauo \‘astro‘s adherents u WW" potatoes are one “I New Eng'IhOllSOo The second bolt struck just
The young men who :pluyed hawlurd until ”‘0 THC" “”“WI’ r0“. (“3‘8 “go. I flund's chief crops. amounting to overnbovv the back door and run along
been initiated and are now uwnrc‘ Thu mlvcrnmcnt troops are i\‘cli~I‘“~”00'mI” bushels 1” ”09' “I" censusfnn. oustide 01’ the IIOUSE‘ breaking as
that “you cannot ‘Iluuf :1 man at “in0 IIIIII3E, THEN organized and thoroughly “lumped 1',“- It. wont along windows and cursing.
fitting for the rain to let up a little be-l
fore she went back to work at De.
I lyour. there were received and (teapot-
. .. . , , , ~ . ,. , . j . ~'-— ‘ e H. Vosbur h.
nun game. which last bud not imw gucrvicc. I‘m“ to M’“ Luglund points ”0'“ the Why “H? INNS? (“d “OI CHIC“ III"? ors and declare tin-y will hold thorn Setrottlly-“(izlt‘sl‘ft (‘ Mitt‘beigi .
pressed thorn previously, my... idea “0 M'LK T0“AVi ....~. liturlcm river ynrd‘in the mouth from Spun“, u miricle. The house was in» l‘icnsurcr I I T L I ’ ‘ '
l [as hostages for the safety of their;
I
l
n
' ~ . . . . . l r . f 3 ~ , _ Repairs and Supplies ‘(iommitiecz-
thus to ”"0“ “I” “m‘ In“ 4"“ II 1‘! .lune “10‘1“” 1” I" I (hrionds of ‘IUiiiItL‘l‘. A Japanese worship is lying George S. North. William F. 'I‘alm‘
surctl and the loss will be settled in
l
I
susrnnstsrs LAT
[lodged in a rod hole lbcu mp ,pH-mw . a. .._ I. . potatoes or no average of M o. (Iayfla “w 1v . . . . , . . .
would receive it lrtmisomc \vutin lint: .\o horse, no milk. is the story Alex. I lioston got 350 cariouds' 'l’rovhlenco «WISH devl 9}" TII‘HOhIIli-l amount “I 1 oil? the illsut’i‘ecttd district. ‘many. William Miller and Joseph,
“H, IItIIIs fibt‘llwrlllo ‘1’ . llillr ('I 1.1 i ““1”” “I’M iu‘ulllld thIIlil.’ m” l'lil-iitllll- ‘34”. womflum 71: Springfield 102' I ‘ I I'III : II .M II: Y‘nml‘n: ! ‘ ”WW-hm—fiw ,.._..,..~. lLIiixWGIIPI‘. _ ‘
I ‘ " ” 0 ore this morning. ilulou volitiuclu of ' ' ' " ‘I‘ ""g “a“ “‘5 “m“ “m“I' com—(learn
blur-k holes only, and thus the boys
lost Iuoncy uud received only on in-
Niluliou to try nuulu.
I Library and Reading it
I
tFEAIIEII LIONS WHEN 8. North. \Villium li‘. Tammany and
Robert G. Mitt-hell.
wmn rattan "rain!
, Hartford, 70; New Haven, 38, and othfihprp ypsummy afternoon, but (hp 0m}.
SIEGE TO WASHINGTON
milk route through portions of Nor-i m...“ .
_wulk, but his horse-won taken during \l'AHlllN’l’ON, Aug, :.--liuviug
“W young man who hm ”w w the night and thus he coillti not do- storuwri lIil' rit-uutc, the Suffruglsis
, ‘ , ‘ ‘ ,livcr his product today, {who are born from all
“WHINH” the CM” who "I “mm m". llnlog I‘ollowcd his usilu IillIlII oi“
(lured the mun to clmw up shop. The mum”, his slccd oui m the lull-It lui
nlluyoru HM that, "my“ money Wm” to pusIurc. lunl‘uigbi. thn Iu-‘woui
III";rb'IIISI‘(EII‘IIIIrIrlIt‘clll'HIIiflIIIIIHSIUII‘I‘,“ out to hitch up curly this morning
shows. ‘ ‘ “” the animal was minsiuu. It is tluuliilli
;Iik«-ly iIIlll. ilw bond or uypnlcu about
hero yusit-rtly look the aim-d with
Itheir cnruruil.
4“" WNW. "i‘ili— “I“ I” “WW WWW“ll blurc Il appeared to have struck was
than were over bundled bcioro. Some the property of M. “runprggpm. m“
'oi” the very with" Ill “‘11le ”Whit are Raymond street. The domestic was
now being brought into New Englntullammnng m the doorway of [hp gur-
;\viil in a short time bu trnvciiniz I’llifk'ttgo when the bolt landed. uml uhc
Ioudmi with MilIiIt‘ potatoes. «‘wuv. pm“. . u . . ._
which the rruszulcrs lrnvc-llcii hcrc Iii" Thu w on Iii owl o It dl 1 II it i ‘ M 1 llllionscinus, Mm rt.
“"0 in their 'u' w. M iii ti ‘ W ’ . ”'0 i- i i 3 an N ' delusions] in that condition tor about an
‘I‘s’m; 3‘“ I I ” um: 11 , snruu nuth viii? curiouds of southern hour
I‘Il‘o (‘Iiilillzt't ll mi in: ulrtwl IlIi’i‘I- . . . n ‘
wutmuxclons of which ~11 wont to rl .1, n' 1 .. . . .. .
lugs m the Mil"- of converting ”w . t. t sun. IIit tilophonu sonito
llostou; lid to l‘h'ovlduucc; ii» to unit uh'crtml 'luo
popular-«a "I ”I“ "mm“! m ”1"” ruuw. , Worcester: ‘29 In iibrhmllhld. and If) to ”MC...
:Tlu» iwuvy ruins and «ilvngrt-vubiv‘
.lliurtford. in the some period 135 cur-l
lu‘culhnr M ”m purl I”. days ”I" mrxiondu of cumulouhvu. li‘.l curlouds ot’.
iIlliVii failed to dampen the women's
I’Intiiiro (tommittecwdosoph J. Lin:-
weiior, William P. Ward and George
ii. Vosburgh,
nonnnot nlsotnfin , ‘
or A nunnrn also
purls oi‘ the
couuir)‘, now have iIl't'IiIl'iI to lay stone
to \‘i'nshluglou. ’i‘hu automobiles in
When the wind IlIt'W down l'hr tent
of the attic show ill Sig Sonicllo's rlrg
cus limit'l'tIll)‘ afternoon the nprriulots‘
tilllI circus lllt‘ll ulikv were l'rightcuul
and u sumii panic ensued. i'uirnlnutn;
.lohu l-l. tvyuolds, on lIlt‘ Job us its,
uni. was insirunwlnul in quelling the;
panic and deserves much prniun I‘orj illtllliilfi’illl'l‘. August 3....-lnvetil.»
“I“ ““0"- énation of the murder of Nicholas BID
The [not roll at. the, time when the f‘u-P' “.1“, was shot 1,”... Thursday by
Today she uppcuru to be. all
who"... .. NH...“ .
PROGRAM OF OOORTRT
.. .........W..-. .. fl...
«BARGAIN SALE.
We have about 3th lu'lics‘ hats that,
GIRL CRUSHED TO DEATH.
OHIO WATER SPORTS
‘i‘hn outcrtuimplant clumuiilu-v ol’ lbw
Nut-milk i‘outilry (‘luh III‘III u rum-lint:
lust Nursing and the events ot‘ the
motor sports oi the club In be held
on August 2rd n‘cl‘c iii’Im'ImI. The
sports urro uuulu open in the clubs
of Nurwullt. ‘l‘bp (wohiu will in» as
follows:
till yurti swim for ‘luuu, junior.
no yard swim for airs, Junior.
50 yard swim for girls.
100 yard swim for menu
iiunoc race for men.
lnuoe race for girls.
Tub races.
'I'Iie entries will stop at the begin
plug or the first. event. There will be
no entrance fees. invitations were
sent today to tho ‘i‘nkcneke Club, the
Nbrwnlk Yacht Glut), tho Knob Club.
the Hello island Cub and the East Nor-
ywak Yacht Club to take part in the
races. The events will start at 2:30
o'clock. '
within to hire.
11440 and 621%.
1). Travis. 'rslo.
i
I usu’rroup, Annual 3.’ Willie
pix-hing up «mull IIIl‘i‘i‘:i or hm about
ibn rvnr ul’ on the wuuou ui tho i'uol
ul‘ i’imtuuul utl‘Wl “out fuzin this
morning. iluuunh i-lntupulu. fourteen,
yr'uru old dnuuhh-r of Mr, and Mrs. A.‘
.1, Hutupula, of ”(It North strum, was;
‘cruuluul to ticuib wbvu ”in written u'lilit
buritmi cuirbimt Ill'l‘ bulwwu the will
board and a freight. our, 'l‘iw girl lived?
only it few minutes after being struck.
dying borort- turdinni iiuhiuiuiu'u ill‘l‘Il’~
(III.
THOUGHT HE WAS ROBBED.
It was reported on excellent author-
ity this morning that 'Snm idliilopsky,
proprietor of the New ltttgland Gro-
cery (lonipnny. had been robbed. lilo
denied the report and said that he had
found the money, which had been min-
placed.
-
_ :. wOFFICE CLOGED.
”Dr. Sherer‘n office at No. 1 Wash—
ington St, on. Namath, will be closed
from Aug. 4th to Aug. zone, as he will
be out of town during that time.
urtlor.
“a”... n. ..M—M. MM.—
OEIIIIEO THAT OASTRO
PLANO A REVOLUTION
it
(‘Iprlnno (bistro today cxprmtund aur~
‘pt‘lmv at the news published hero to
hurtling tho tomnr dlrlnlor‘n invasion
of i’oueauoln and ihtt'lili‘i‘il emphullculs
Iy that (lustre was at present. in Our-
munv.
It is. however, aciiorullv believed
born that the oxmreuidont had com»
plated all his plans for bringing about
a revolution in Venezuela, and it in
eyes rumored that no is aided by a
certain power.
r
TRAINING QHIP LEAVES ITALY.
IMHGRN. italy. Aug. 2.-The Am-
erican nautical training ship hanger
left here many (or Marseilles.
uncouth: at listen story night.
jbnrriou and its vurlouds of peaches
Ipuuuod through the yard inbound,
The 'Ituriem river yurd covers butt
In square mile uud contains no uillcs
Iof truck, All but u MlllllII portion or it
Is now opt-ruled electrically. it, Is one
i
:07 the Iurgoui. transfer yards in the
over the i’ougbknepnio bridge. but the
Harlem rIVor yard In really the ltrent.
food gateway [or this port or the coun-
try.
~OPECIAL NOTICE.
Minn vaniythe. Butterlck Pattern ox!
pert nud renmscntntivu from head
quarters in New York. in at the hos-
ton Store today. line can tell you it
let shoal tin, latest fashions and has
an oxtrnorndiary proposition to make
see her.
see her.
Sentinel Want am. will Introduce
some people to each other today who
ought to have known each other yea
ago.
r
.. , _ trouutry, bundling about MIMI frquhtI
lithiullilnw, (alum-y Islands. August; cure a dIW- in and out. A little of mm!
~li. member of the faintly or (loin: kind of produce enters New WWWMSIIorII‘t’s Hugo’s wards in the county.
lwo will sell at. ifw each. \‘unriorhonl‘
and (‘o., ilutinr St.
. an ww‘Oi-v‘ -W
TWO PRISOHEBS on
our or JAIL
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flail, took "log bull" this morning and
lboiug quite ulmblo on their foot um
months from May 25. and Joseph Fred-
ericks, alias Harris, who was doing
sixty days. Both had been sent. to
the chair shop. They were missed and
when a clerk was sent to look for them
the man. darted out at a corner, went
by the cloth with a rush. gained a
street. Guards gave billion, but the
men were lost sight. of.
William’ Root Booms 2c. a quart is
better than champagne. Drink all you
wantwlt agrees with everyone. . '
door, got through and into County,
I‘m‘ovious lions \wrr lwiuu Irunsivrrml
‘ from the street wagon range to the us-
hlbition strict-burns] tnrlonure. Many
believed the haunts would oucupu ill
the rumbuu. uud lIu-or was it «try oi
""l‘he lions.” ‘qu tho :40th Norwuiit
-‘polircluun ruined his voice above the
i
1'
«ring.
i'ntroliuun Reynolds assisted the
I, keeper I“ KBI‘IIIIH III!‘ III?!” Iml‘It In I mun. Willi“!!! It.) marry “[5]" COMM!) “nu
atrous of wind. they ouldininuned ”i“ “W“ "“39 “"1 I“ ‘1 “’W '“I'lmwithut her father, who ,i‘nvored til!
guards who gave chase. The men are ““3 excitement Md “”I’M'I‘Id' “I“. I‘m" ' mulch believed his wishes were bolus .
George ‘8ulIivan, aged 17, serving tonlw‘m “9mm ”mm and ”I” 30"“ "’“MTthwnrtod by Martino. The last word!
nose of the tiIIOW resumed.
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chEW OF BUBMARINE OVERCOME.
PROVINCETCMVN. Mans, Aug. 2r”
Several of crew of the United Stones
submarine (til were overcome by gust»
‘liue fumes while engages In recharge
'iug her electric. storage batteries on
Long Point under. The randomness of
the accident had not been
here until some time later.
wAU‘I‘O FOR HIRE.
it. Lynch. Telephone 833-572.
learned I
his former friend and cuiploye, Joan
Martino, formerly of Waterbury, dis-7 ?
I‘IUHL‘II a romance. between the V105
tlut‘n daughter and lurr cousin. 'i‘omf
History, of Norwnllt. formerly of thin
city. A black huud letter disdbvorott
by the police adds uuttorlnlly to this
mew HAVEN, Aug. “Zr-Two 0{turmoil nnd quieted the excited KIIIII-‘rlwmm-y‘ n has boon learned that; ,
Iltosic lilai'oro, n handsome eighteen-
~yoar‘old daughter of the murdered
Iutterod by tho muttered when all“:
Inn siren by several witnesses at tilt.
Inquest borers Coroner J. J. Photon
this morning, point to this an balm
the instigation of the crime. , ,7 K
Clue. received by the police ind}
cuts that the murderer visited; .
home last night and when It,“
chained his clothing. the city «will
log closely guardian to prevent steam
or the fugitive. and his captdl'd'“
momentarily expected.
W
”maniac at Room overs aim.
Norwalk Chronicler