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, JULY 20, 1914
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Fair tonight and Tuesday.
TWO CENTS
nu ill nun: 1
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Standard Oil Maonaie’s Wile
Crashes Into Child,e Carriage,
In Black Rock Sunday
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J. H. iliiHi’S
RiNillllliAllllN
He Announces ills Candidacy tor
the Position Now So Ably
BROWNING
MEN SlRUCK
'WllH AA AAA
limiting Tale of Double Murder
Told by Lighthouse Keeper at
lHREE BAA
Sllil ASHARE
Wlll BE [03! .W
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Went on the Eastern Coast of thoee’Norwlallsef
at Cape Breton During Storm
Haven
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., July 20.—Mar-
guerite Fahey, aged two years, and
her father, both of this city. are in
St. Vincent's Hospital and will proba-
bly die frorri’ serious injuries as a re-
sult of an automobile accident which
e, which starts this
special interest to
‘ -. of the organiza-
cidedly pleasant :
N. THIRD DWI--
Alfllllil ‘Bllil PAR"
MARAANEA [All lflNE ISlAlill
Went to New Haven and on Re-
turn Trip Lost Their Bearings, .
Arriving Home This Morning
The friends and relatives of a party
of twenty-two excursionists, Who left
early yesterday morning to journey to
New Haven in the motorboat “Mil.
tired." owned by P. F. Hodges, of the
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Parleytsiloii to be Held Will lio—
sult to Agreement Satisfact-
93m!“ 800' OCQurred ' . SECOND S . . .
. yesterday afternoon at Black in Pa" two 03 s . . power house, on Meadow street. were r
A' Rock, y SIGN NAVA u i'h‘lTlA. C. N. G. Fill!“ by Him greatly worried, that evening, when the . 0 y to“ A" _I .
i\ aik. July 17, 1914. I ‘l " party failed to arrive in South Nor- A' l” ’
The automobile, driven by Mrs.
Lillian Evans. wife of James M.
Evans, the Standard Oil Magneto, of
Westport, crashed into the baby Car-
riage containing Marguerite, which
was being pushed by her father. The
carriage, man and child, were hurled
to the side of the road.
Fahey reCeived a broken left shoul-
der, 3. broken leg, broken nose, possi-
ble internal injuries, and a deep lacer-
'. llRIDOFPORT, Jilly flo—Cliancing. ation on his head, four inches wide. '
iThe baby has a fractured skull, and
theAIcuts and abrasions of the head and;
Orders No.4—
Pursuant to .
SARVWAR WAS
' Pill UMBER ARRESA
Bloodstained Oar Taken as
Evidence of Crime
.. dial Orders No. 19
the entire aecti A will make the sum-
mer cruise on t A U. s. 8. Rhode ls-
iend. from July 23rd to August 7th,
1914.
In accordance ,with the orders
published, you I hereby ordered to
be present at t Amory, on Thurs-r
day, July 23rd. a 5:30 a. m. Tilevunl-A
form will be bl service with whites
HALIFAX, N. S., July 20. ~None of hats. 5:25; assembly at‘
.the three vessels which went asboreI 5' 30 Acalied Attorneypeneml John H
in the vcinity of Scatari Island, off the The basal!!! d8!!!“ “ill be ieoman Light 3 attention to certain reports
eastern com of Cape Breton. durins Joseph F livl-auflhlin Semen Albert published in the papers of the State
.Athe storm of Saturday and Sunday, F. Beskow and Thomas Fagan.
can be saved. according to advices re- (Signed) ARTHUR C HOYT,
lIceived today. Although the crews had? Lieut. J G.. C N G Commandin .
[some difficulty in reselling shore. no Special Orders No. 28- B A310; {frtl;:?T:yo§t:n::1e Trinity
“V“ were “’5" A 0" recommendation 0' Lieutenant The Attorney-Gsneral replied that
The holds of the Norwegian stealth} Arthur C. Hoyt, commanding second while he had not yet formally an-
er Bogus, which ran on the reefs at Section, Third Division. Naval Militia, ' A
Balene, near Louisburg. were full of the following promotions are hereby
AIwater today. The Rogue, which regis-I made in said section:
tered 1,050 ions, was boundIIfrom Ches-A Watertender Hamilton L. Conistock to announce his candidacy, and he
men were “fooling." But the men in Ielnergency pupal iwalls:'hgissgt‘kffif'sgafi;33:23:;Ito5111::Ifhggitc322e'“?rf: :13“; answered that he was, and added:
the water werent fooling—they wereA According to the authorities umAgos, stranded on Scatari island, wereAto be watertender Atirs: eclass “fife “A have worked hard during my
drowning—and the man in the host machine was travelling at a rate of “awash The Cienfuegos owned by the Comstock promoted. ' term, and have given the State nly
kept poking them with his oar Keep-Itwemy miles an hour, when the accl. AlDlapond Post 3‘8““th Company of Seaman, first class William D. Gill, best service, and I feel that the rec,
' ‘ 0rd 1 have made entities the to a re-
a M d h
r 1:“ era 5 ricked to some fisher dent happened New York, and firms the Cuban ““3. to be machinist mate, second class, to
anon n a boat nearby to call their Tm; theory is based on the fact “1“. .had onl la “’30 of hard pine from n“ vacancy nomination. The caperience acquired
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Two American Schoonsrs Have
Gone to Pieces
HAS Gilli HIE Slili
HIS Bill SiRllAE
His Name to Be Presented to the
Republican Convention
as
First call n A Sentinel reporter. this morning.
to step out on the platform of
Peniicld Reef lighthouse 7:30 feetI
O‘clock George Mrs. Evans, who is suffering fromr
blunders. assistant keeper of the light, 1”” Shoe“ of the accident, “3' unable
to give any statement tonight. Ac-
\asstntldlylo h f r
A r 9 A h sig to two men cording to L. H. Wessels, of New
struggling in the water, not far away. ).ork an occupant of the car, it was
'while a third man in a “who" “as Atrnvellillg at a rate of eight miles an
POM”: all 0111‘ at ”‘9 drowning m“"vAliour at the time. When the accident.
apparently trying to hit tllem on the occurred Mrs. Evflns became para-‘
head 311d Smeel‘Ze them. lyzed from fright and Wessels jumped
i‘nwiiling to credit such a sight, MMfrom mg gent to front, reached over
lManders' first impression was that the the steering wheel and pushed on the
at
vesierduy morning,
'in which it was assumed that he was
He was asked if he ‘was then prepared
pounced his candidacy, he had not/3
denied that he would be a candidate;
waluk at the time they had expected.
The party left New Haven at 8 o'clock
and made Bridgeport_all right, but
from that port they lost their bearings,
and the first thing they knew they
had brought up at Port Jefferson, L. I.
As the Sound was very rough, they
thought it best to stay there for the
night. They left Port'Jei‘ferson at day-
break, this morning, and arrived in
South Norwalk harbor at 8 o'clock.
much to the relief of their friends.
who were just making ready to launch
searching parties. As it is quite a diffi-
cult matter to communicate by \\ ire
from Long Island to this city, the
tion with their friends here.
Ills. TAT” Willis
SUMMER SUI
The case of Tata vs. Pereufis was
filed before Judge John Keogh ill the
Town Court, Saturday. Court cott
veiled at if a. “L, and continued until
2 ’0 p 111., when the case was com~
plcted. This action arose from some
slanderous remarks made by the de-
fendant about the plaintiff, which im-
nZAPAlAISl'S Afilllllili
.BREAIAY EXAHBERAIII
'Bevolullonelists Can Now Cass .
Through Federal Lines li
Unarmed
WASHINGTON, July 20.—With the
developments in the Mexican situation
apparently taking shape for a peaceful
to be a candidate for the renaming party could not get into communica solution, administration officials today
ilooked forward to the outcome of the
‘ meeting soo nto take place at Mnterey a:
between Carranza and tile three conk- -.
missioners from Francisco Carbon},
Huelta's successor. It was believed
they would reach Monterey today or
call) tomorrow They were to discus. ‘
with the (‘onstitutionalist leader con.
ditions for the transfer of the Mexico
City administration.
Washington officials were confident
that the parleys soon would result in.
an agreement for tile establishment of —A
a new gowmment.
Apprehension over reports that the
attention to what was going on, and the car travelled sixty feet after the Iduring the present Agar!!! W111 enable . T
. ,Gulf rt for M treat. She re bor- .. r- .- » w.
“‘9 m4“ “‘9 "m went-(m,- ”nitrates score applied. d 1’13“) to glue;- crew was memo“! ooyxrugioggn?“lfifi R we to render still more efficient ser puted “ crime. "d was made “mun tom)“ 9” Of Zapata. the southern rel»
heredity for the last time. - A Mra Evans wait held p poilceAIzy mamas} at E 9! Lislt Sav- . ‘ n [6": b ivice during a succeeding term. the bearing Of om" persona .Four el._were “Heron“, near the capital
' a a mm s a l ' ‘- . l'. .. ~itiiesses testified for the plaintiff and was somewnht relieved by dispatches
The man in the boat, making no ef‘ headquarters until 9: 30 o'clo k l t‘ . . The office is by no means a slne- A“ .
l C as |ing SItatleit. Commanding Naval Militia C MG. f l ‘d r "at it ~ ~ 1 '" w i Ci d l ri t
[on to find his drownin com anions,! . . . . k. or (19 sense. any s arp lal eya from Jon co ty so a rig recen
g D evening. when she was released on a' The American three masted schoon- Washington. D 0., June 1. 1914- Icure it requires a deal 0! hard nor were indulged ‘in between the attor- statements of the activities of the Z» ’
:For a number of years each legisla~
ture has imposed some new duty 0
the attorney-general. and the increas-
a1 ing importance of the work of \liis
office makes experience invaluable, l
have enjoyed the work. and have tak-
Rev. Chas. A. Marks Obliged to
Have Filteen Stitches Taiten A
~In His Left Hand
coolly placed his oars in the locks and cash bond of 83. 500 furnished by her or Harold c Beecher was breaking up General Order 99——- ‘
Starlt‘d '0 TOW 3W2“) taking a course I-husbflnd today on the reefs off Seafari Island; change in article 82 T Naval Instruc-
past "‘9 lighthouse. The Beecher was carrying a cargo of tions.
Mr. Monders waited until he was sand from New York for Isydney. Chili2 on July 1, 19”. article 827, Nov
Within hall'nz distance the" “Sled AWIUUN mefl teln Coreys was making the trip with instructions. will be annulled and in
out to him to come in. Them him .ite stead the following will be substi-
the boat paid no attention. . INJUREH BY Buzz SAW, At the other extremity of Nova Sco- tuted. en pride inIdoing it well."
“(Tome here or I‘ll shoot you"! tie, the American four-masted 80110011: The use of introducton for drinking
shouted Mr Manders. making a [er Clarence H. Venncr, which wasA purposes of alcoholic liquors on board
. threatening motion to his hip pocket bound from New York for Halifax with any vessel or within any navy yard or PHBHED BATH}
as if to draw a revolver. He had Icon], has gone to pieces on the ledges station, is strictly prohibited, andcom
only a toy pistol, buttlie ruse worked off Cape Sable Island An hour after mending officers “Am be held directly 0" BflARD KUMAGAIA
and me man rob'ed to the lighthouse, she struck there was no sign of her responsible for the enforcement of A
He was placed in ii motor-boat, takenl éhull above water. The members of this order. 1
Ito Bridgeport. placed under arrest andl Athe crew were cared for at the Cape (Signed) JOSEPHUS DANIELS ? -
. then taken to Falrfleld- Men in boatsl Rev, Charles A Marks, rector of Sable Light House. Secretary of the Navy 300 Hindu P358303 IS OMEGA l0
lStI Matthew‘s Episcopal Church, on I Division omcers' attention is called 3 . T k , k I,
wntou, is suffering intense pain as a “EMA“ “LL!” ” lto General Order No. 99 and they are slog a on mac tome
‘dlrected to inspect, if they deem best,
(Continued On Fifth p.21.»
A peared to be
: vindication.
sidcrable interest in the ltaiian set-
neys, and Judge Keogh often had to
caution them. The attorneys agreed
to leave the matter to the discretion
of the court. without argument, and
Judge Keogh awarded Mrs. Tato dam-
ages of $25 and costs. Mrs. Tato up-
A satisfied. claiming it
wasn't the money she. desired, but
This case created con-
tleilints of both Norwuik and South
Norwalk. and many were in court to
hear the evidence. Attorneys Linx.
wellcr and Hegeman appeared bor
Mrs. Tatc- and Attorney John J. Cuneo
for Mrs. Perenfis.
KING GEORGE BALLS
patistas were exacggerated. Envoysw
from Carr-12a now are in touch with
Zapata, seeking to turn his sympathy A
toward the Constitutionalist cause.
Another demonstration of ‘the attl~
tude assumed by Carbajal in his role
of prelisional president, was seen in
the announcement of a federal
launder above Vera Cruz to the eflect
that the new administration does not
recognize the existence of a revolu-
tion, and considers all Mexicans on an
equal basis as citizens. The command-A
er, Lieut.-Col. lzunza, declared a pro-
clamation had been issued in Mexico
City granting socd‘lled revolutionistl
permission to pass through Federal
lines if they did not carry arms.
PLTERTO MEXICO, July 20.——Genei‘-
com- 5
”RIVER 0F “‘90" result of an unfortunate amident.. SWIM "uni“ W‘TEB "’"
Saturday uptempo“, It is indeed for.I and baggage or clothing bags which ‘ VANCOUVER. :‘I u, July alt—«No . al Huerta today shrugged his should- .’
tunate that he did not have part of his eto be brought aboard The dM‘ more will be made for a coupe of HUME RULE BONFEflEth us and smiled contemptuously at “1° _’
LeRoy Montgomery, treasurer of the stop commanders will be held respon-
days to take out of the harbor tile
sible for any infraction of this order
steamer Komagata iilaru and her three
hundred Hindu passengers. who have
been refused landing by the Canadian
immigration authorities. Such was the
decision reached today. The 'ikeli-
hood is that the Canadian cruiser
Rainbow will be ready to cross from
Esqulmalt for the purpose of con.
voying the Japanese vessel beyond the
three mile limit, if not further.
The Hindus on the vessel are in a
All!“ INTO “UTomBIiElhand cut off by the buzz saw with:
which he was saWius- WOOG- AB it is A Peoples Bank and Trust Company,
the flesh on the back of his left hand had a very close call from being ser- by the men of their division and, in
Grover Cleveland Morton was or .
lives badly chewed by the teeth of the iously injured while in swimming at ease this order is not obey ed, the dili-
rested, Saturday afternoon. b Officer
Frank Stratton for drunk “Jess an also“ and several of the muscles of the A the Norw alk Country Club yesterday slon commander as “e“ as the ”(AMA
A As it was, he sustained a 9" will receive a court martial
yiolutlng the traffic laws. Morton and lthumb were severed. The saw made afternoon.
a companion, both considerably under ‘I‘a very ragged out which was down to laceration of the scalp about an inch By ordlerLof R , G.
the influence of liquor were drivinglme bone of the hand. Dr F J. Morri- and a half long. The cut went d0wn COMMANDER E H L hJ ., C.\ lved
up West avenue in a buggy. SaturdayIson was called, and be dressed the in- to the skull, and it bled profusely. Dr.§ The f0“O\\'l|18 met: Iave breceP I
afternoon, when a spirited argument jury. which required the taking of 15 George E. ,Crain dressed the w,ound Ame“ physical exam not on y “3::
arose as to who would do the driving. iStltches \lr. Marks was unable to and Mr. Montgomery is at mg otilce Surgeon L» M- Allen, and been on :9
' lA lively fight toilet-red, in which Mor 1attend church as a result of the ac- today, apparently suffering no serious in the \‘aval l\llitia, " '
I301! came out the victor. He drove up Cident yesterday. and DeLancy Eck—' Ieffect. He had taken a dive off the 191‘ Jubilant mOOG today. though ”Gluing
on the left side of the road and an au- ert. of North Wilton, a lay reader, float and was swimming under water " George W Lucas, none of their watchtuiness.
Itomobile, driven and owned by iRalphI conducted the SGI‘VACES- It Will be when he spied an obstruction on the T. FrIIancis By rues. . i The orders of the Dominion Govern-
Dominani, of Danbury, was comingI s'ome time before the Reverend will bottom. He stated this morning that John 'J‘ Callaahn. A merit to get the Kumagata out of the
since J line
- down the avenue. ‘Mr. Dominant :sig- 'l‘exain the use of the injured hand. he attempted to avoid hitting it but Peter Christiano. harbor as quickly as possible will rc- would discuss the iatest~developnlents '
.nnlied fol- the carriage to turn out toA MT- Marks W33 cutting a piece of could not. as Ahe saw it too late. Mr Michael sunisle, suit in the vessel being sent away of the liish situation. MSNY KIA-LED BB .
the right, but ‘ "bu” was commzAWOOd in which there was a knot. Th9 Mongomery thought it ‘was an “Ch“ Louis Kuhn. within 48 hours. Probably with the as- The. king also curtailed his visit to "1K N PRISDHERS A
y down at tiif’gtfiStime, this could notI saw became bound when It started to arm. although he is not sure. The- I“ 1‘" H‘mt' sistance of Admiral Kingsmill and his Spithead and returned quickly to Le l~ A t .
John J. Haley,
John L. Kelly. Jr»
Thomas J. Hickey:
Harry t'l‘. Hyatt.
Tony Lombard.
crew on the Rainbow
A pitched battle between immigra-
tion inspectors, special police and the
Hindus occurred on board the Kama-
be done, so the team sideswiped the go through the knot, and it slowed fact that such an obstruction is where
. automobile, denting the mudguard andIdOWfl almost to a stop. Mr, Marks the swimming at theuclub is done
badly scratching the paint. This mormI reached around to push the wood out, makes bathing extremely dangerous}
trig in court Morton was fined 35 for but before «he could do it. the teeth and now that it has resulted in an in-I
_ drunkenness and $5 for driving on theIhad cut through the knot. and the BIIW jury the club officials will have it . Ma 2 gatn Sundliv, when the ship‘s officers BELL lSLAND BRlDGE UNSAFE.
' ‘ wrong side of the road. He will pa'yIstartem up suddenly. catching his removed immediately So far as can' 33:“ F'G’ SAéoAAAt asked shore aid in handling their It was reported to Street Commls government "9095' The fighting lesb-
for the damage done to the autumn» other hand and tearing the flesh and be learned no one knew that an 0b.; “in - ' I belligerent passengers. The 351d“: sioner George A. Sherron, this inorn- ed from 3 to 5 0.0mm in the momma
John F. Denlcola.
bile. . severing the muscled of the thumb. struction rested on the bottom M. W m I. . it was said used force in pre‘t’enting log, that the Bell island bridge was
_...' \ He is carryiug the hand in a sling, is off the northwest' corner of the Clarence '1' l 0, ' the omcers “10m gem .13 the sum up unsafe, and he Immedmgxy mad? I._., were killed or wounded. Some rebels .
BALL PLAYERS MAY STRIKE, andawiil have to do so for 10 days or float, / . . HMO" R 0350“,; _ tier way examination, and decided that it v. 0.1 'i ‘ 9 9 When 1" 15°99”
NEW YORK. July 20- r—Drastic 30‘ “V0 weeks. . . ‘ 'A - ‘ lI Edward M; ya A ' l A , The Komagata has been in’ the her be necessarv to replank the structure MASH .‘ T0 .\ Jul: 2i. —'l'h3 i a. 't-
mm 1503“”? Q strike 0" walkout 0‘ WW , SALOONAB fro CLOSE ‘AT11'30 P M- . R HAL ROUTE EXTENDED. A. her three months during which the at once The bridge Will be closed to ion governint at has czitabizzhed 1.127."- .-
baseball players in the American and ~NOTICE.“ . “ . The ”AMA“ keepers in the First Dis~l lWA HINGTQN July 20 wlteprefln- Hindus hajve been in an ugly mood all traffic tomorrow night at 12 o'clock t'al law at PC rt on Prince State
National ”the. is contemplated by The annual meeting of the steok- trier have been notified that they ,tative Donovan. of (30911931th has 99. and up. has been intensified since the
, Ithe Baseball Players’ FraternitY, ao- Ihoidors of theNnt-walli Buildingfiaooa innit close Ath‘éir places of business' cured the extenslqll ‘of Rural; Route dominion government decided that
Loxno‘x. Jllly 20.——Thc i‘leWs that
King George had called a round la‘lle
conference of the leaders of all the
political parties ill the United King-
dom to discuss the crisis in the pro-
vince of Ulster caused a pleasant sur-
prise' today in political circles here.
"It was felt that a conference under
the direct auspices of the king could
only result in a settlement which even
the extremists of both sides in lrelatlJ
would be almost compelled to accept.
Premier Asquith and. the other
political. leaders returned to town
early this morning, but none of tbcm
den after reviewing the fleet. He
went at once to Buckingham Palace,
where the conference has to be held.
midnight, and the p a firing prOccss
will then commence. and‘ ..e completed
idea that the forces of Constitutional-A
’st..l sown to be a short distiller. from.
he: e \‘Ollld dare to attack this city. ‘ ‘
'I“..e military companions of the fugi-
tive former dictator, however. did not.
display the same degree of confidence,
and an extended line of outposts was
maintained todayI which preventei the .
Cczlrt‘ituticnalists from appromhlngr
nearer. A
Gellelnl Huerta continued to pass
us: ct‘ his time in the railrcad car .
ill which he arrived from-MexicWI
C‘ity. Since his arrival is e he has nCt 1"
taken an hour‘s cxerciue. '
CAPE HAITIEN. Haiti. July-20.45 .
strong attack was made by the rebels,
on this city today. but the assault
force was eventually repulsed by the
and a large number of both T
Department dls;atches say the for .
errnnent “appears to ha.e complete
:th
\ccntiol cf the situation."
. cording to a‘ statement by
Newark International
, Faith, in dust the National Commit-lelectlon of onset. will its hold
slim refuses to a'ocede togthe termgof their rooms, 8'?
. all plutonium not i by. the FratoriiityA
Mil“ the this or stay damn of out
u
, Wisblnstob street.
Tuesday, July-31. :fliflt It 8 o'clock.
RICHARD d5: Asuncion,
Ambit:
that a full view of the interior can
A AA I'dbAAII ‘
'miis s the some liner
who were unnerved heretofore. ._
Garage. .4“! Railroad avenue: j ‘
President and Investment. “about!” for. the; promptly tonight and every week day- N.o .3 mm the Fairfleld postI office in they, are undesirable aliens,
cit agents jot 11: 30 n. m The screens order to accommodate ten families entitled to entry. -~.
o be opened up at that tithe,I
"l a.
i’
A —Try our raisin bread Wednesday. Conductor, six [alts
3.4th your Wilmqliilo A“! Quai‘l‘lt's Idaunlgus Banner Bky" >3
" roeI 8t, ' . . . —
Mon IHall and Pleasant Hour
and not by 6 ojclock Wednesday memo}.
.l -d)ustln Farnum in The Li' liming
at Ltckv. (201' .i
IJuiy 21. .1;
Tutsr‘ ay. Hail and Pleasant flour,
.-.—..-..... v. .
«Dustin Farnum in The Lihtnlltx,
fr: dzl: t "Ir sir. parts“ at. Lcckv.'b3da.A
Tuesday
July 21 A‘
Norwalk Chronicler