n
‘ "ill llRiWN
llii liliill Width”
.9 they still advertise—1'
.‘lhe, test must have"
“ :: EPWYQJ its .ehiciencya . :
i
. ,
meditation 1870 ‘
lunwuu
llllll ~ llllll
Gordon Brown Playiully Tips
Over Float Throwing Young
womelrilluvllaler
surround
‘None in the Girls Could Swim——
Practice must Be Stopped
Roton Point came near being the
scene of several drownings, yesterday
Internals!“
‘ ‘ M
south slot-null m‘
connect-u new 7”".
run his llil ill ‘
, ill individual
Town of Dorian Spends $50 to
Fix Squahllle, Over, Folorn
’ Angora
m;
It cost the Town of Dorian $60 to de-
cide who owned a $25 yellow Angora
cat. The complainant, Charles Peter-
son, said Thomas Waterbury stole the
ered animal was his by the number oil
fleas it had.
Justice Takes a Peek.
The cat was brought in and examin-
ed by Justice Abel Dance and Prose-
cuting Atorney W. H. Wilmot, who
found the cat was fleales’s. Waterbury
was discharged upon a Scotch verdict:
“Guilty, but don't do it again."
Scotch Verdict.
Attorney Benjamin Mead, of Stam-
ford, counsel for the defense, denounc~
ed the court bitterly saying "the oili-
clals of this town should have more
to do than to bring such a ridiculous
case before the,court."
afternoon' and only the prompt action
of some members of the Life Saving.
Corps, .it is believed, prevented the‘
loss of. life. .
Four Norwaih , girls, the Misses:
Glasshol’f, oi 18 Grand street, and the
Upon demand of the court, Mead
apologized, adding he was in *dealy
rear of having the matter brought be-
fore the public with his name involv-
ed. I
To prove the cat wasn't that of
cat and said he could prove the rocov- '
” Annotated rm Nmmlm All Part- ol‘tnowwith ommwlu and
.» sourenonwayr, noun, Tutorial)“. AUGUST 21. 1018 A
Volulp People Are Given a Great
Tlme-Waler Sports Proved
'» creature
iRlliiillINli
‘” 101 ‘i , i ,
Counsel tor Thaw Decide Not “mm” "WW” P“ ”a“
yesterday, and a largely attended
to Produce Client for Hear- ““d‘pm‘c‘m“ 7"” ”a” °' “m
ing on Writ Today .
RifllilAlS ARE .PRZZlER
Al lAWiiRi' All
olnd winners bet R as follows:
may yard auditor girls—Helen Al-
Mr. and idle. George L. Carnegie
0m
en. ~
Fifty yard
Drisooll. ,
'Ihllg racewVincbnt Reynolds.
Three legged facc~iEdith Coenen
and Helen Allen. '1
Swimming race for girls—~Edith
dish {or boys—Niel
Coenen. a .
Arrive and Center With Thaw ‘S'W‘mmm" ““2" “’5 ”°""‘R““‘~'““
Campbell.
Diving—Alice Goonen,
Lawyers for Harry K. Thaw. fenc- Fetching an ”r’ water——Randall
ing for positions in his fight to resist Campbell; '
deportation to the United States, utter
his flight from Matteawan, won an
advantage boilind-tllelscenos in Sher-
brooke today by delaying ills appoar~
ance in the Superior court on a. 'writ of
habeas corpus. Dominion immigra-
tion officials, and with them the, dis-
’-
At the cone of the events re:
freshments were rved on the beach,
and the young pie'pronouuCed the
alfalr a line one“ u every way.
—-MORNING OFFICE HOURS.
For the remainder of the month Dr.
Our Own Operator.
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‘ "AREAS CORPUS cuml'islllflliiu lull
1
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Friday.
u --(laroline Stephen
~.r
"’ afar/.31a/a/ulr-rlragajw" w.
x-\‘\-\-~‘n.xm\.~—um
mainline
iiiiSA nu
liliiliullii
Was Found sullly Last Night by
lury oi Violating the Mann
Act
mmunumuu
ii i. lllll illllllllil
Companion oi Diggs Who Was
Indicted tor Same 0iiense
SAN FRANCISCO, August 21.~_~With
Maury I. Diggs convicted and await»:
lug sentence for having violated the
Mann white slave act in transporting"
Marsha Warrington from Sacramento, ,
Cal., to Reno, Nev., for immoral pur-1
poses, the government turned its at-l
tention today to Dlgxs' companion in;
MARY AiiiRR HRHAER’S
’ RARRWAl IR SRUiHRRRl
Fairiield Has Largest Number oi
Men in Line While Ridgeiield
is Second
lNll’illlSll
illNBillllliR
Bi ll IJR
Administration 0tiicials Inclined
SOUTHPORT, Aug. 21.—-Southport
was the Mecca for thousands of visit-
ors yesterday, who came from Ridge-
field, Norwalk, Westport, Fairileld and . - *
Bridgeport. The flremen’s parade was to BBIIBVB That Negoilaiidno
the largest event given in town for . .
some years, more than 400 firemen be- 8TB DeadlaCked ' .
attains...~T3:.*l:::::r.i:;i.:§ airlilli lilllllllliiiliilll I.
is illliiil sill
men in line. Ridgefleld came next
with about 60 men and made the
Military and Naval Demonstrao,
tions on Border Suggested ‘
neatost appearance. They were white
trousers and dark blouses. Westport
produced two companies, the Vigilant
and Compo. The Families. of Bridge-
port, came in for their share of ap-
plause all along the line.
The parade formed at Judge J. H.
Perry’s grove, on Water street. and at
1:45 o'clock started with Grand Mar-
shal Judge J. H. Perry leading, astride.
a large brown horse. The line of‘
march was- along Water street, over
the hill to the main road, down to the
center, up to Hull’s Farms and back to
the starting point.
A Clambake was held on the shore
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“'ASI‘iI‘NG’I‘ON, Aug. 21,—Adminiu‘
tration officials, though not entirell'
without hope of an amicable under-f
standing, were inclined today to ’ 'bov.‘
lieve that the negotiations between;
John Lind and Provisional President
Huerta had almost reached a dead»
llock.
flight, F. DT‘OW Caminetti, indicted for and was enjoyed by every member of
trict attorn and - ‘
93' We sheriff 0" DI“ the saute offense, toi- lluving taken the visiting tire companies.
chess county, N. Y., had hoped that
Misses Baker, of Fair street, were Peterson, Waterbury introduced the
Huerta demands immediate recog». ‘,
seated on the float a considerable dis-9118M Of a dead animal killed by ”- V ‘ '
L. M. Allen will have morning office ' ,
nltion and President Wilson is abet»
110“” 0“”- The order of the parade was as atol-
tauce from the shore, when Gordon;
train, two weeks' previous, which be
Thaw would be produced at 10 a. m..
Lola Norris on the excursion to Reno. g
lutoiy and firmly against it. Within a .
muss. who was vlSibly shaken by the ‘ lows: Grand Marshal John H. Perry:
ilii'Y'ls verdict last 11181“. W38 released American Band, of Norwalk, followed
at midnight on $20,000 hail, iurnished by the Soumpon Fire Department. '
by his father, I. P. Digits, and his with one hook and ladder, one hose.Clarifying the situation. I“ all likell~
““‘3‘9. Marshall “1383- He Will be cart and an engine, all horse drawn; "mm the American note and “‘5
the Pacific Engine Company, of Huerta answer will be published aim-y
Bridgeport, with a drum corps headed ultaneously, r--
by Chief Alex Johnson; the Fairiieldl “ ‘5 “0W undermod that . 141.an
Fire Department headed by the Grew! supplemema’ly negotiations, W“... ,
adier Drum Corps was next with an? personally cordial, “V9 “7’3““ 139;”
tomobile chemical No. 1‘ and a book “‘3‘ * WM“. M" “M,“ ntiseion 15?”
and ladderz‘ the Falrtleld Fire 'De- ceded in onciad circles to have bofl
partment No. 2‘followod with a hand,5 failure 3° tar “5 "9 effect on m
‘ ‘Mexican Government is concernedtl
rawn chemical and a hose wagoni ’ 1
bearing a banner which read, "li‘airo:“‘l'mnm-VBMOn officials ”91‘9“ R W j'
Foreign 30'.“ '_
field's Baby lFire Department, No. 2——- ' compllshed a great “9‘“- 7
Watch Us Grow; .. the Springdale fireJeI'nments, they think, have now been .;_;»
men were next with to men; then assured 0f “‘9 93mg 0' the Unitetl -w
.. - .. , tates to bring about peace. .
' came the «Westport Fire Department}S »
"Ollihors $80,000 headed by Assisiapt Chief Josepll‘ Senator Lodge, ranking Republican'
, W Morton of the newly organized flm’membor of the foreign relations cork
That the mint company has renllz- palm. MOW, by u“, Comm, Committee. talked briefly with the meet-
discharged on the present detective
commitment and thus fall into their
hands for deportation at a point on
the border as yet undecided.
Thaw's lawyers, however, believing
in the advantages 0t delay, declined '
to aervetheir writ on the letter, or as
lethally" mm, the "governorfiyoiytpe,
when, arrowhead remained in uni hos-
pital ward cell chatting with infill-oth-
erdndaw gandlrsiater, Mr. and ersri“ ' .1
George under Garnegie Superior , W
Judge Globeuslry was sought by the I . ‘
(Continued on Sixth Page).
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RRAR’R CAMERA Mill
Rllil Al Bill GAMES
‘ day or two, it was said, at the White:
House, announcement would be made
'Brown, of «Wilton avenue, tipped the said was that of the complainant.
float over. All the girls were thrown The trial lasted from 7 to 9‘30' a
‘into the water, which was over their" number 0f witnesses testifying.
heads, and for a time there was great
excitement. The struggling girls
screamed and attempted to take hold
oileach other, with the added danger
or preventing each one from reaching
KILLED. HIIBELF
the shore. ~
The commotion was heard by metn- YONKERTS. N- Y., Minuet 2L~
there of the notch Point Volunteer,0harles- Rich, aged 10 years, was
Ute Saving Corps, and Joseph Corcor-‘founidefid. and his seventeen-year-
an succeeded in swimming' to the'old sweetheart, ‘Ruth Hamilton, was
shore with one of the girls. Cllttord;t’ound mortally wounded, early today.
“Hop Benedict placed the other-Evidence showed that they hadagreed
three on the float, and as quickly as , to die together that Rich had shot the
possible William B. Byxbee took theislrl and then kllled himself. A note
dory out to the float and brought thefsaying, “We are going to and it all,"
girls ashore. They were 30 overcome was found an the doorstep of the home
that it was necessary to apply sum“. of Henry C. Morand, a wealthy stock
huts, and serious results were an.lllrolter, with whose family‘Miss llam-
——
islior SWEETHEABT;
nil in "liiliitiiiili A ,
‘ ~ noun liil liii’liilli
South Norwsiit Trust Company’s
Christmas Club Will Give
Senator Penrose introduces Bill
Appropriation $25,000,000
' to Cover Evpense
"a...“
ticipated for a .time,
Mrs, Adolph Glasshoif, mother ‘or
two of the girls, was in the vicinity.
and rendered every aeslslancc possi-
ble. Some time later the party was
able to return to their homes ill Nor-
walk.
The Life Savers state that. the prac-
tice oi overturning tilc float when a
number or people are on it. should be
stopped. Al: it rule many of those on
the float are just learning to swim
~cllmc unconscious.
ilton lived. Shortly afterwards, the
,Rev. J. E. Oakley telephoned to the
ipoilce that Miss Hamilton had been
;iouud on ills. doorstep, probably dy-
iing from a bullet wound.
l The clorgyman‘s daughter. Rena
:0akley, had stumbled across the girl's
gform up she was returning from u re-
icoptlou. “i guess he's dead in the
; woods," the girl moaned before she be-
Tllls clue led to
Sick Excuse Said to Have
Been Snapped on the
Bleachers
Clerk Who [lodged Work on
Clerks in the employ of the New
urns nullilll ill.
lllii would ililllill‘;
Penrose Would Keep Yankees
There instead oi Helping
Them to Leave
Haven road are permitted to worry
.lilc discovery of ‘ltich's body on the
vmm
ed that its duty to the citizens oil this
city is to assist in every way possible
the upbuildlng of their business inter-
est, when it can be done with safety
to its depositor. has been fully demon-
pany with the Court Narmk No. 53.
Band_ot Norwnlk, and a hand pump; :
the vigilant Company, of Westport
was next with the Vigilant Drum.
Corps and an automobile chexnical.l
.strnted by the policy of the manage- Tile mm“ ended with the Ridgefleld!
dent today about the situation., as» , ’
ciaring afterward, he was doing till he
could to uphold the president. He 7
declined to predict what the next ate?!“
would be. ’" A
President Wilson's disposition to
merit in investing its deposits when, firemen Moon“) ante d by the Ridgfilgnld to be m make known 100011811“!!! 5
possible in local loans.
Tile operating by the Trust Com-
pany ot a Christmas Saving Club basl
been to the merchants or the city, :ll
l and the cause‘ of their worry just now
much greater benefit than was realiz-i
iiold Band and hose wagon No. 1.
i
exactly what has been attempted
through Air. Llnd'a mission, proclaim, .
the aims of the administration and let‘ A
ABREBTS EXPECTED Iii
[things in Mexico (like their course.
,lenvlllg drastic measures to be com
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WABHING'I‘UN. Aug. 21.-Senntor.od when the club llrst started]. Last!
Peurone introduced today a resoluumiyear $30,000 was paid out in checks.
requiring President Wilson to takotlle‘the second week in Decmllber and the;
“memory slope to place United Stilton: merchants had the best Christmas
troops in Mexico to proton Americmilmdii they have even known. This
lives and property; such a ”19p to ”myth”, when business has a tendency
decreed by the Senate as in no way‘ to be somewhat slow. the bunniit or
an llnit'lendly act toward Mexico. {having released upward or $80,000 in
iallluil amounts oi less than $38 to
labout 3,000 people, can hardly be outl-
gllluted. The majority or these people
lwill spend this money in the city and
WW When this large manual of cash in put
Wonkly Schedule for East Nomm‘h‘l circulation it must mean good llunl-
Glr‘bnlo Collection. guess tor tho local llnlrcllnntn. Already
or know nothing about the art, und'edfli‘r (if a WWW?“ “901m“ a 1“"!de is the rumor that the roads "gum
there 1,, great dangpr when stet-a‘ iynrdu away. A 32~ca|ibre revolvcr lily: shoe photographer" in on their "it”-
people llrc struggling in tlio’wntcr ut‘N 1”“ “‘d‘i- "0“”?le “Willi?“ “Kahlil! ”Will and
only time. ll” some of the young men. . "' 1 ”WWW“; m" u “mill-lull 1“ UH‘ i110”-
wllo i‘l'uqllcnt bathing bourbon, would —-K- OF C- DEATH NOTICE cal departments of the bit; corpora-
cxol‘cilio a little tilllllirlll before aot- ‘ Members ol’Cathollc Union (.‘ouul'il,. “0“-
illu, it is believed that i'owcr i'atlll- K. of (3., are reuilefillld to report M, The deadly camera was used to ad-
vitics would occur.“ lilo Catholic Club Home. Friday lll‘ii‘ll‘ vunluxe in snapping pictures of mm]
m~.,....w........._,m-_._ illfl, iii 3 o'clock, to_nltcn(l till) fililtil'ill; leaving or entering Htiit‘OllH and drink.
——VACUUM wasHens. of our lulu brother. lumen M. (Mush-i no; at the bar, with tho rruult that
Another couhlalimllnl of mothers M. J. RIOIU’AN. “- K» the carpcl in the ellipse of tho vnrioun
mu, hm“ mwmm m mm ”mm and (i. M. “ORGAN- “. 5. division nuporintoudenta has since iliiv .
continua should he prascillcd at once. I“ lcm'w prntly ”WWW": ”0‘“ 'l‘" “hm"
iiitll; of worried (not.
Now lilo uolltiulilnll who iii Worrying
L‘wso“ moan!“ cASE,Bldcrcd only when American lives are
iln danger. ' ,
EAST ’wm')l)8'l‘i)CK. Aug. 21,...4, Suggestions have been made that a.
Whether an arrest will be made soonilliilllal‘y demonstration on the Math
in tile larwllon nuirdor case is notmun border and a naval demonstration.-
known. llnporta had been current tllutifliilng the Pacific and Atlantic coastal .
arrests were to be made. Mrs. would! Mexico would influence better pro-
aon is quite ill from heart trnulllenlldltectlou for Americans in case of b
Is under the. cure of nurses. She wlliit'mcrgcncioa, . . . 5
not be durlllor questioned until Hilflv
ordeal. Meltilt‘ltl!
: withstand the
fiditinuriucir Spanilllnu said today that: “a F. GOTTE“ DIES , .
the body of Johns lnlwuon was currind‘ 'N eBRANTuu’ P“. I,
(Continued on twelfth once.)
”NOTICE.
e... um”...— wm. U...
nrsoutnrnr rm
bodily from the house collar to the
burn. it was not. (imaged. 'i‘llcrl- wusi
”a... anneal...
llllllv seven F00;
HollilliiLE ornil
l m
The lllrccwynnrclll son of Mr, and,
hire. llllrry Nifl'l‘iilillil‘, oi lirovo street,
wlillllcl‘i-il unto the railroad tracks
north or the Monroe nireci. brillgc,
l‘mdcrrluy nitcrlloon. iiitlcor Wulipco
'lrl. tilllliluiii, returning from “It! spring:
when bent, discovered lilo cililll'u pres
lllclllncul, and removed him «from the
railroad tracks, and started to take
him home. lirl South Main street, or.
liner Balllmis encountered the child’s
aunt, and tho boy was turned over to
her. Hue stated that he was all right
as he often walked away from home,
but had not/cl“ yet faded to return, ‘
*aacLes' norms.
The members of Norwailr Aerie. No.
588, F. 0. in, will meet at the Aerie
rooms, Friday, at, 8:15 a. an, to attend
in a body the funeral of our late
brother, rant ~ President James M.
CM. , r I
.0. if. caesium, Worthy Pres.
spears users, windy sow .‘
”W .m
The Junior lilt'liliwrli ol‘ the lllllln
lsiullll Club earn ll very nilcccusl‘lli
imnsullci‘nlic party, hi the club llollnc.
‘lnnt ovnlllnu. About thirty young cllu ’
iplen pnrllclpnlnll in the nitnir. Um: or
illi- enjoyable features was the millilit-
lion dunno given by
Wright. of'linllo inland, and a friend
from New York.
All those pnrtioiputlnr; were in that
cy costume. some or them or a novel
cream wan lit-Wed.
The ladies having the masquerade
in charge more Mrs. Without}. instill,
Mrs. Charles Money, Mrs. who Klein
and Mm. Minor, '
«consul. hem
President James in. CM» the dance
‘ of the Fraternal Order or Mac. at
Reina Point, has been postponed on will mums atom]: WW
til Friday evening, damper 6th.
Mina Dorothy ’
' AT BELLE ISL‘Hn‘ in the clerk who, having nulillnil the}
On Monday of each woolt. lumen,
iodine he won nick, llnli bull his picture Dixon. the pairwise collector, will visit
i nuapped lust till he no waving his: lanai avenue. Ht. John «trout. Edible
illlli. llud howling his lungs out at a'
a ball game.
i
l
l olilcon lit“ the mud who have ninecureu
are to no pensioner), it is said. a‘
there may be many transfers from '
‘one adieu to another to shake {cod
men out of t ' getting-
Going to the death m Worthy mm m a m” m” b“
Hm. sham, or 1 minimal/Eon.
induction-nail “MW so,
Whether it be no or not, rumor has
, it that there are some ill the i‘ltl‘itiili‘i
~rlllll these the splitters will watch and
the old scriptural injunction that the
“tree which ‘brlngotll not forth good
fruit (and plenty at it) shall be cut
down." it is further rumored that by
7 consolidations and removals. quite a
butllro and retirees-Mills ‘0th NEW 3 neat little salary list can be saved and
thin: imaginable, All orchestra from i where men are not 931
pomp Norwalll provided mimic. ”a he needed out and haggling :23:
out in their places. it is a part (1 tbs
general toning up which the system is
undergoing. slums of the older an n
. m dummy. flee adv. ‘l
uvnnun. Myrtle nil-cot, Fitch ulrml.
l‘towun, Winfield. Van Zuni. ()lihol-u
avenue. South Grimm avenue, Corinne
ntrnnt. llmlnrilct and Fort Motels. On:
Friday he will visit idonviow avenue.
bolts Place. (love avenue, Gregory
llonleard. 'l‘llomnn slmoi. Doreen
street and First, Second, Third;
Fourth and iflt‘ib streets, «Hawkins
amine and Seaside Pinon, Iiayvicw
lilacs. New street and all of the lienc»
dist. Fm recited. This schedule
will be observed every Week. People
who have was should hang them out
early in the bromine. Those not haw
in; cards can obtain them tram lino.
dln‘s bakery or tl'Hommedieu's gro-
cery store.
mwrrran spears.
‘“ '. calla.
Saturday, Aug: ”rd. 2 ii. at.
' Ansel-b
m Md. ’
t
. Salad)! sacrum a. till! a... an
dodge. No. 709. ii. I’. 0. Id, are re
3!”. “LAHD ’
tilcro him been deposited more than
$60,000 and there are still over till‘i‘iu
months before the club violins. All
there. in no protlt in the operation at
the club tor the Trust Company. other
‘tlllln indirect business reuniting there.
from, it must be considered a public
benefactor, when it undertakes the
lame amount ol‘ work necessary to
successfully operate such a club and
make it n honnilt to both depositor
and merchant.
w».w
mid. P. O. 'ELKE' NOTlOE.
The members of South Namath
counted to appear at the llxlns room
on Friday morning at ll o'clock shaft)
to attend the; funeral or our late
brother, James or. Crouch.
(sinned)
Jonson J. Ll-wanlllida.
5 » Exalted dialer.
Attest: ,
HERMAN hi. MALMO, sec'y.
no. a; swollen assassin; Miran
have gon- dor altos wallet-comm to
1 sales Point madam amour.
' Mont iii lair-Jilin".
not a trace of the body being llrulmod‘
either on the earth from the collar to
the burn tiller or along the straw on
the burn boot: lid believes that the
body was picked up by two persons
and moved. One person, he does not
believe, could have hall“ the strength
to have initcn Lawson from the collar.
While thorn were iliimii-Miiimi aplenty,
it has been pointed out that it. in sin
nular'no trace of those who became1
smeared with the blood in moving the!
body has been found. unions liters 0m-
cer Hurley and Coroner mill have that;
evidence. lli'oth are noncommittal onl
what may have found.
GLOBiNO our tALE. -
The Pennsylvania commission Com-
pany has purchased the entire stdolr
of the South Nowell: tiny Guilds Oom-
pony and will dispose of some at one
halt price. The store carnelian are
tounivo stock of line merchandise and
the opportunity to. purchase. high
grade”, solids at exceptionally low
prices is depart-oiled. The auto begins
communal-ulna. one turns advert ,
Word was received last nvenlngrrthat “
liollori ll‘ltcll i‘ollor, of 17 Park street.
Norwlllk, died suddenly ht limestone
lira. yesterday. Mr, (latter was this I
null or Mrs. John Cotter. ills wife were
l'nrlllorly Mien Myrtle Keene, of [liveli-
more Falls. ‘Mo. There are two ehila
tlrnn. Gertrude and Anna. Mr. letter. ;
who won in his 38th year. was foreman :,
lll‘ clllllitructiou for the tilnkillelt item ,
at Philadelphia. '4
lie was well-known in Norwallt and .g
was a member of St. John's Loon;
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning. at 10:30. from his use this!
dance, 17 Park street, Norwailr, its!
1.. E. Howell, oi as. ‘Paui‘a Che
will emulate. . '
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rue-NOTICE.
installers or the South {Non
Lodge. No. 629, loyal Order at "
are requested in most in Lorin
this fleeing at 7 o'clock, to at
in ll. body, installers! of one
brother. Edward‘nmnt. ii
For order ‘ ‘ "l
cedars W. mentor;
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Norwalk Chronicler