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Edward L. Bradley Struck in
Face by Heavy Window Frame Addresaits Couples Fowler
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I“ Rendered unconscious and badly in- ' All Norwa. I‘ urned‘ out Memorial
jured, by being struck with a window
frame which was carried through the
air during the ferocious Windstorm
and thunder shower of last Thursday.
was the fate which Edward L Brad-
ley of Broad River, met. That he is
alive today, is considered miraculous
by his family physician, for the force
of the blow laid him out for several
hours, and will keep him in bed for at
least a week more with painful injur-
e‘s. The mark on his face, which is
a red streak running almost from ear
to ear shows with what force the
frame must have hit him. The effect
of the blow blinded him. and for two
days he, was unable to see anything.
Now he is able to use one eye, but the
other one is still badly swollen, and it
tliMOU‘SK', June i.—Several tugs will be some time before it regains
and lauuclies'chartered by the Canadl- I its normal condition. Mr. Bradley had
on Pacific Railway company today be-Iseveral of his teeth knocked out, Dr.
gun a systematic search of the St. .0- G. Bohannan is attending him, and
Laurence river in an effort to recov-Ihe thinks there will be no permanent
British and Canadian Govern-
ments to Inquire Into Em-
press oi Ireland Disaster
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Many Woman and Little Child-
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Rev- John Gladiator! Osllvars an
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Day in gain: a to do honor to the
scorn nonwmgcm. MONDAY. JUNE 1. 1914
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
Bill. sums
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About 100 From Norwalk and
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Karl Lehman speaks on Youth
and Religion at tho Norwalk
Congregational Church
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To those who attended the special
service at the Congregational Church,
American Oslspstss tiny lrdlst
That Constitutional Loader
Ba lisprassnlatsd
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luminous Illll
Tamplco and Other Ports Open
to International Commerce
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., June 1.—
The question as to whether General
departed . .n fire-pected dead. The
parade, coup of the members of _
the Doug,” m, m, G A R” I Other Places It Commiss
McKinley Command and Spanish War-I ionarfiri. "COMM“, 3
Veterans, “7an Camp, No 11,
P. 0. S of ‘A, and Lincoln Council, I‘ Platte
Order United Marlena Mechanics.I --—---
started from in front of the SouthI
Norwalk Tmté Company” a building.
They met the Ifdiool children of SouthI
Norwalk under the Washington street
bridge. They then marched to theI
Franklin street sch001, where Rev
John Stapleton, delivered an address.
After the egg-class there they pro
ceeded to the :Tine Island cemetery
where prayer as offered by HiramI
Brundage and“ he graves of the sol-;
diers were ted. The members:
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June 13th
lent hung in the balance when the
South American mediators and
cr mar;- of the Empress of ireland's Iinjuries resulting.
dead. . I Mr Bradley left the house early
' line or more launches remained di- Thursday afternoonJind went to the
rertly ox er the spot where the shat-' Forbell place close by his home to
tel-ed hull lies three miles off shore. thoroughly go over the property as to
waiting for the bodies of some of the its value, as he is one of the apprais-
viutims to come to the surface of the era of the estate. He happened to be
water. Iworking on the hot house when the
Two of the lost liner‘s lifeboats were storm broke. Mr. Bradley cannot re~
found floating down stream today. call what happened, but it is thought
Tum were empty Ithat the terrific wind tore the window
OTTAWA June 1 —The British and frame from the house, and whizzed it.
Canadian Governments are cooperat- In his direction, and before he could
ing to make the most thorough inves- get out of the way had struck him.
tigation into the sinking of the steam- lie was found lying face upward bIe-
,er Empress of lroland. Will; the house newton, by naign-‘I
Tho disaster will be biotin-ed into a born. This was after the storm hade
royal commission of three. The Brit' ‘passed over. After nrlt aid‘ti'eatnientL
. us Government has appointd Georgi he came to. Then he was removed it
Naux as its representative He has bid home and the' doctor sent for.
already sailed from England and will When questioned regarding the cir-
. reach Montreal. June 8, when the ln cunirtanccs surrounding the accident,
quiry will be commenced The other he said he could not remember any-
two members of the commission will thing.
be judges of the Admiralty Court. I At first sight with the red streak
While the court is organizing, Cap- across his face, the family thought he
:taln Lindsay. the wreck commissioner had been struck by lightning. but Dr '
IBuliannnn found no scars such as
would lune been left had a bolt hit
him.
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WOMAN HA8 FALL
OF THREE STORIES'I
b“—
While *hhaking a rug on the third!
floor back porch of the Central Ho
tel, Saturday morning, Mrs. Annie
Johnson, of Ely avenue, a oyung col-
cred woman employed in the hotel.
lost her footing and fell over the ban-
isters, plunging heavily-int the ysrdI
of Silas Ketcham, in Chestnut street.
Despite the height‘of her out she
bras not seriously injured, save for
a thorough shaking-up and a severe,
fright. Mrs. Johnson was removed to
Iler home in the automobile of Jo-
seph Disesa. She is so much im-
proved today that: she is about the
house, attending to domestic duties.
the receipts incident to the
were turned over tothe new official.
um tram
SENTINEL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
~ Beginning today and continuing dor-
. the next. three months there Wilton-
pear another one of ’lllieSentiqpl's
handy’direotories, This directory in
; designed to carry the business of the
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keeper to find the place q business
‘ ._ flint is wanted without a. wearisome
. search nit-oust: the telephone titres-I
» bury it cleaning and pressing is tie-I
A.. scion
ey Oa‘inp,
: ‘Iwill be hand under suitable classifl- center of
American delegates met in conference
today. ‘
‘ Unless the American representatiies
insisted that negotiations be re opened
with the Constitutionalist chief for his
Iparticipation in the conference, the
meiiators intended to continue their
'preparation for a two party protocol
in behalf of the Washington and flu-
erta Governments. .They are under-
stood to have informed the AmericanI
Idelegatea that Carrann's new com-I
Imunlcation expressing surprise that
the had not Opes naked to send dele-
Igutes to no bontarenCe lied notation;-
edibaaitnatidnatall. andtnat in
elliould befitting to damn ‘armis
Carranza would be represented in the,
settlement here of the Mexican prob-I
the
A big gathering of the Boy Scouts
of America was held Saturday. on the
grounds of Pirie MacDonald, of Mil-
lard street. West Norwalk Mr. Mac-
Donald ls one always taken national
commissioners of the Boy Scouts, and
has always taken a deep interest in
the organization. The various com-
panies made a fine appearance as
they marched from the center ofthe
city to West Norwalk and return.
Itsearly 100 in'unlform assembled at
.tlie rendezvous. which is a fine place
‘in the woodland. a space having been
cleared near one of the side hills.
of the parade“ then marched to the:
East Norwalktemetery, where pray
or was M «by Rev. 8. P. Fair-
banks. ani- solvdiera' graves ap-
propriately d rated.
I The parade fins headed by Sergeant
J. Harry Gib’p, Officers Stratton,
Toothill, Smithy Lockwood and Flynn
fund a drum corps. Those 0! the mem-
bers of the G A' R who were unable
to walk were conieyed in carryails.
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yesterday afternoon, was afforded the
Iopportunlty of hearing Karl Lehman,
Ilnternational 'Fteld Secretary of the'I
Ii’oung People's Society of Christian
‘I Endeavor.’
Iand Religion,“ about which he is thor-
I‘oughly familiar
powerful and magnetic speaker with
Irapid and enthusiastic delivery.
states facts briefly and to. the point
Iand the thoughts he imparted yester-I
day were deeply impressed upon the
minds of his congregation.
Mr. Lehman emphasized particularly
the effect of the good work which theI
”an. ”ado to flu to Central Park Christian Endeavor Society has uponI
the young people and cited the mar-
Ivelous growth of the organization in
. the last four years. '
he said, its membership had increased
more than in any ten years during Its
life of 33 years.
principles of Christian endeavor, show-I
ing that they stood for
Christ to the Church, and to the Bible.
Mr. Lehman made a strong appeal to. ed throughout the day, and “m tit
the older members of the contest—opening as an indication for the sow
tion to encourage the younger Kellen-Inter months to come, there will, IM-a
tion in that work.
he said, "on the part of one generation
would result in a death blow to the.
organization."
This was the last \esper service, as
eicning services will be held during
the month of June.
meeting, which was held after
morning service. yesterday, it was vet--
Ied to close the church entirely thrOugh-I
Iout August. During July, August and
ISeptember_ it was decided to suspend
Ithe evening services but the regular
Opening of Various Shara lbw
sorts Attended by Lorna
Crowds of People
on nun II
In it animal on
the Knob, Yacht Club and Rain
Point Have Many Visitors
His subject was, “Youth
Mr. Lehman is a
Ideal weather conditions made at} -’
the formal opening of the Country
Club on Memorial Day, and an «rota:
ingly large number of the mommy
were on hand during the afternoon and ..
evening. Activity in all branches' at ,
sport and entertainment was man!”
During that time, I
He went into the
loyalty to i
“A lack 0: interest.”I "something doing" at the club.
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BUSINESS MEN T0 , ,.
ORGANIZE FOB H08”!
m
At the church
the
Plans are rapidly being pot
for the big eightrday campaign
which the citizens of Nona“: a
neighboring towns are going to row
I
tlcp durin gfldktlon proceedings I
I that tab and States might innuISchoolbtiys Get M of OarltI
that theIprbceedings be delayed untill I
'Carrauza had been given an opportun-I ‘ an.“ PIIIII and “BOOTH" ‘
ity to change his 'nttitude toward theI BIIIIdIIIfl
conlerence was a suggestion heard be-
fore todai'h conversation was begun
-—" A malicious and despicable piece of
(Continued on mm Page.) work was perpetrated by my" theI
I . name or Head Master iii. H. (lamina-t.r
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United States Feeling Depress-
ion More Than Other
Countries
WASHINGTON; June 1.—-
President
morning services are to continue.
Friday. June 12, in the afternoon.
I church.
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Irritation otsivti
Yesterday for the first time it was
announced that the annual peony fete
“'1“ be held at the Conistock Farm, on .
it -:
Its an occasion for the benefit of the
who?
eixty thousand dollars or too
new, modern tire- proof hospital «bow ,
ing. and today promises to be an ext!»
busy one.
Clergy Are Helping.
I On invitation of the chairman‘nf CM
INorwalk Ministerial Association, M .-
Iclergy of (Norwalk, Westport, D311
I New Canaan Wilton. Weston and M
Iton. met at the Norwalk Hotel, Mg
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of the High School, and the Connectl-j Wilson todayagain expressed his con-
cut avenue side of the building The victlon that any present unsatisfac-:
following words in large lotterinl‘ tory condition in business was not gen-3
“EFuSEs To RE8|GN afternoon. where the complete pm
of the campaign were explained. 35.;
' .later this afternoon, the reverend
Iron Ill OFFICE
Without any unusual formality, An—
drew Leary took possession of the
South Norwalk post oillca yesterday
"afternoon, and is now the official head
of the local office. Edmund E. Crows,
the retiring postmaster, and Charles
J Prescott, the assistant postmaster
met at the, office at 1: 30 o'clock, and
ex-
change of postmasters were given by
IPostmaater Mary. ‘ Courtesies were
exchanged, and the keys of the office
armorial. sinners
The main auditorium of the South.
Norwalk Baptist Church was crowded
last evening to listenIto the Union
Memorial services of the Baptist, Com.
, various advertisers into the homealgregauonai, and Methodist Churches
‘ as well as to assist the Hilary house- of South Norwalk. Members of Don:-
lass Fowler Post. G. A. 11., Douglass
IFowler Post Woman's Relief Corps, ‘
Washington Camp, N9 11, P. 0. _.s at ,
I , apaaiph. War ' .
~ straw that Jam be found under. the ,Vaterans. and the united omeg- orI'j
proper and; If there is real statute to American Mechanics, attended one oo- I
' root or son the itgtantrli tor the some copies specially reserved seats in the
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HENLEY. England: June i.—An "ar-
son squad" of militant Suffragettes to«
day destroyed by fire historic parish
church of St. Mary's, Wargrave. three
miles from here on the Thames.
‘All that remains of the church.
which was built in 1538.114 a portion In! themselves.
of the tower and the scorched stone morning 6901”“ 1h“ he knows 01110
walls. , one holding bad feeling against him,I
were painted on the yellow bricks:
“HOBOEB RETREAT—l. Hf GUM-
BART. PROPRIIYOR." ‘
and Merton." Imada Saturday morning. and it
Two strange women were seen in thought that whoever did the paint
the neighborhood early in the morn-Ilns.u8
men found a hammer and a heap of been located who saw anyone
Woman." I from there.
church ornament}. These were res-
I
cued by the Vicar, the Rev,‘Baatl S
‘ ' ' found from these two implements of
vengeance,
to get mam.
less treasures, including son’s boils.
‘ ‘ turlea old.i which melted iaI
Decora-
paiKIedII
intact SuffraxetteaIby the union or bot-sing on
‘ "‘ more, tiomDai‘. The letters were
03 ozIover, however. ,
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room
Ieral. but was less felt in the United
States than any other part
world Mr. Wilson
fereiice were barred.
. In reply to inquiries concerning tLe
Inside the building was It monument which would lead to such action. Dla- business situation as discussed in his
to Thomas Day. author of "SsndtoruIcovel‘i' 0‘ the malicious work was statement tad week to representa-
13 tlves of the minute Manufacturers' As-
sociation and other similar organiz a-
“33‘1 “"9" M darkness “‘1 W0“? tions the president said it was his
fog and just inside the ruins the fire- ed on Friday night. So far no one has impression that any unsatisfacto y
"- condition centered very largely about
Suffrage literature with a paper on work The "artists“ climbed the rear the rdiiway offices and that was re-
Which was Written “Stop Persecution tire escapes and wielded the brush {1“th in the sway induafi'y and in
_ 39’8"“ motherland '5 other industries closely allied, which
The only ’rbpgf'ty saved consistedeorking on the cusp. The can of depend especially upon my“). dove.-
d} in audient rggister and a fewIpalnt and the brush usiid have been opinent for prosperity The prasldentl
located, “a are “ “‘9 uptown 1’0“"e referred to a statement by Chairman
station. It I! DOSIIDIO that a clue Gary. 0f the United States. Steel Cort.
Batty, who rushed through the dameaIwhich may be” worth while will be oration that the general outlook in
the steel business was good
I The president believes prosperit y
Dr. W. J Tracey was notified of the: -v.ould come with a. pump y, u,” manu-
cimumstance and he called up a. factursrs honeyed it was coming Ho
' ‘ painter, asking that he paint out the does not believe jibe tariff has any-
are, June 1.-:~Another words. The man said. that he could .thlngto do may the depression. -Se_c
' is attributed by theme: do it. because he would be lined "um, Boddeld'h statistics of experts
was cited by the president as proof.
byynrioul court decisions.
h tinder stormingI 6!
“1'30 om that‘ bar organisations :‘ara to be yrhibli yesterday titted
' ._ I y plane‘s“ design! to other the surrounding country,
‘ Itha wa‘t’er ta receding and danger of a weeks ISO
reiterated his
> Ivlsw at the first conference he has had
The slim retailer or punter- evl- with the Washington correspondents
dently b0“ 3 find“ against D!‘ Gum- since the Mexican altUatlon became
‘blfl- and “Gk INS MSW way of avens- acute. Questions, how ever, on that and
Dr. Gumbart “113 ice. and on the Niagara mediation con-
0! the
council today. *
from office.
tiona.
to be" introduced in Parliament...
There is behaved to be
divergence of view in reg
service.
passed on before June 15.
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of:
created
serious overflow is passed.
PARIS, June 1.——'l‘he French Cahi- tlement will be taken to the N:
net under the premiership of Gaston “Hospital in three automobiles,
Doumergue, has declined to resign. the needs of a new hospital buildingt
The resolution was taken at a Cabinet fully explained. .
The Cabinet will meet again tomor- ed. and each clergyman will be new
row in order to draft a statement etc to preach a semen on the subject
piaining the reasons for its retirement Sunday, June 7. ,
The chief factor in bring~
ing about the resignation of the gov?
ernment is understand to be the uncer- Men 5 Committee of one hundred
tainty of its being able to control a meet at: the Norwalit Hotel this ’1- -
majority in the Chamber of Deputies, ing to perfect its organization “I“
where some changes were brought cuss plans for the strenuous work‘-
about in the composition of the numer will begin one week from Th l '.
ous groups at the receiit general elec-
Differences are also said to have
arisen among the members of the Gab-
inet concerning the financial measures'
lac some,
to the
on uestion of the three years’_ military
I ‘No indication what ever was obtain-
able toIiayas to the ‘probable compo-
sition of the‘ new Cabinet. It is
thought likely that the present minis
ters will continue to hold office untill
after the meeting of the Chamber of
Deputies and the selection of tha'Par-
liamentary officials. The CliciirinlberI
w, but the one
amongst; the Clayton trust bill, the 3:15 :r&:°::§:m can some” “I
‘ Ipresidedt said he did not understa'n d .
Two or three “"5 IEO. something the act was designed to grant labor
' ' o: ' similar nature “cm “I“ the Iorganizations any privileges they do .
“313. High $09001. where ridicule was the not now any It is the purpose 0'
4 1 ’ . chief object of the vengeance seekers. the 39‘?- a. he understands 1M0 define
' the rights of intro: organisations more
closely. and rain "ed any, doubt
Members of South Nnmlk was. their rights- which u;- been
1 0 r
it) rtooo WATERS . "
DAM; Ten, June 1.45pm to-
it is not" day from points along the Idlbrado
the president Bruce and Moses rivers, in Texas.
toned ’to flood
indicate We Stiles Judson, Jr., who rail
main use: were out in the high
: Much valuable data will be torn
Buolnm Men to organize Toni! _
Representatives of the Basin
Irivoorcniwor .
' SHIP ASPlltltiA
' GALVESTON, Tex, June 13-199.
lag behind her in a single gray
the coast of Mexico near the',
oil fields the bodies or FIrat' .
P F.1dllioti. and five mom
she crew, suffocated by gas in
forepeak the British tank suntan
San Valegio yesterday arritied '
from Tu an, Mex.
The atEIdent occurred May/3:
men dying in an attempt to
Cousins, the ship's carpen ‘
was overcame while attempd
Q.
_ marronn, June
Cummings, of Stamfor
points state's an. .9
county by .the judges. ~
—-0ur bread never faiIl.‘ I
Iner flattery. 5 Monroe 3 .
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