11v
. idki
unites re
which 0
. Cruz a.
”with.
_ ditions 3
ed lb”
and .
made
having .
it
u‘i.
' llllll
L'LrluiL
ness LLoL'Lf the unusually
' sev‘orevi storm last night resulted
. ~. in huh of‘L people getting
"caught! no rain and soaked thor-
. oushIY-
'i‘pe 1f roll. up the carnival on
Day stt‘ 001 e taking refuge in
booths Lndl tents. “here they
were 1nL‘ d, the water flooding
the car rounds until it was
well 0118 ’s unifies long al.e1
midnight. L
liaylno ,and dilator streets
wclc ilo adly "ii at: they were
», impassah 1 destri: is. The wa-
ter 1111s L ub’s oz“ enterprising
jltne1s,tslted ‘ the circus
grounds ed a number of.
those _
. The 1: large number of
.houses L1 L .bu' aside from
.2 that yer er llarnage was
111111931 through the roof
1.11.119 l icing. on North
DSLSIJIfiBWhaI the
a.
B lLtlon.
~Liluation in the Mexican capital,
'51 ' ~' ~ g .421: * . . .
”sectoral: autos new: race: Au- nsro cups slime Iv A SPECIAL wul: AND oun own assures.
Entered at the South Nor-walk Post
Odice as Second Class Mutton.
EVENING Silli'iiéii
Nil]. advertisers oi-
ier usual bargains.
in io-day’s issue.
some NORWALK. countrauasoav, JULY 1, 1915
~1llloooivodlllat Foreigners
. Boon flamed .
”Itinerary. July 1.430111111101111
Inn-m
‘1') City, described as growing,
otlc, loomed largest today in
low of the complex Mexi-
dangerous for foreigners
”9'” ling armies in the suburbs!
glL Wamfimn omclils mcr e
u now than any other phase
as in the southern republic.
ports tram Mexico City,
by way of courier to Vera
Lore cabled to the state dc-
issuers
oringL onfldnnrch‘y prevail-
h unchecked mobs rioting
stores. "" Thane advices
cation bore cf fereign'ers
harmed.
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ued on Sixth Page)
radians.
’8 Billl SHOWER
res.
lBIl IENNIS
BNIBl BUIB
Pwill b'eL an in-
.IILLtlTllle tennis
L k Country
i ting, held
the ten-
s were
of al
:11 will
L en: .,
Lndall
Mr.
‘ tie.
Mtiler
1The I
. .leo Willard ‘ Thompsonm this bl.
innnmnuuuun
ludunnmsnu
The South Norwalk Baptist parson-
age, on West street, yesterday after-
noon was the scene of a pretty wed~
ding, when, at 4 o’clock, the pastor,
Rev. Ralph G. Hartley, united in mar—
riage Walter Shipman Boutob 6i,
Danbury ,and Miss Helen Efliegeanl
Dufault, daughter of Mr. and Mrs E I
.Dufault, of Rowaylon. e
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101 NORWAY
Iloaclier of History in Norwnill
I\Miss Duiault was charmingly;
gownod ~in all allracthe traveling: "M school "a. “SIB "NEIL
suit, .wilh hat to match, and she oar-I IIIII Swollen T0 Study "If At
rled a large bouquet of lavendarl ”089 me
sweet peas. Her attendant was MissI
Dalotlly Lowndes Raymond, and Hei- I
belt Dufault, a brother of the bride.I
.s--m. monucudans
Mr. and Mrs. Bouton are well
known here and in Danbury. The GIVES NAME “mt” HENRY"
bride has been a popular teacher iii
the Franklin school,ll1is city, while
IWfll Visit Berlin lflioCan lot Will
list do To "ll Front
her husband is emplo1ed as a com-I
media in Danbuly.
After a honeymoon trip Mr. andI
Mrs Bouion will reside in Danbury.I
Tlleil many friends are cxiendingI
hearty congratulations. I
i
Frederick Henry Oshlschiegel, of
Franklin avenue, uptown, teal-her of?
history" in the Norwalk High Schom,
M'EL‘WEE—MARK. _
Mary Mark, of Westport, was mar-
I ried to LeRoy McElwee. also of the
same town yesterday afternoon at the
Ihome of her parents on State st,reet
Rev.- Kenneth McKenzie performing
the ceremony at i o'.clock The wed-
ding was a quiet one and only the rei-
galives and immediate friends were' The young man t°°k Richard Nook.
.The bride was attended by
Ipresent well-known jeweler on North Main
Min Anna Rhinellardt one some Mozl 'M““L"LIL' ”slit. ‘5!“ I“ “"55““
mwoe acted as best man i'or his broth Iand told him he was 19“!“ ““5 coun-
er. After a wedding journey fmniL “73°? the WWW” °' ““3"“; 1“ N°ML
which the. couple is expected to returan:y and Sweden. MIL Oehschlegel
next week they will take up their who is the teacher of history in the
residence on State street. Norwalk High School, told Mr. Noax
Both Mr. and Mrs. McElwee are
well known in Westport. The bride-
was formerly employed as a stenogra
pher at the Kimber [Aether factoryl
and the groom holds a position with
the United Electric Light and WaterI
Company. I
I
oral days ago. sailed from America
aboard a neutral merchant-man for
Norway and Sw edon. according to on-
thoritative information received by
The Sentinel
(COnitinuedL on Sixth Page.)
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Three weddings occurred. in Nor. PRMRAMS ARRANGE”-
wall; ”may Rev. Ernest I‘L- Mc-I The.folloyvlng program for July has
(km of the First Congregational been arranged for the Knog Club
chalch, performed two cerenlonles,I Monday, July 5..“ 3» o'clock,deco-
While Rev. T. J. Film, of Si. Mlli‘y'SL rated canoe parade
church, tied one matrimonial knot.
Scofield—Wahrenberper.
Ithree most attractive canoes.
down,
Sun-
man Jacob Ernest’
were united in marriageby Rev. Er-j Dancing,
Inesl F McGregor last night at 3' Wednesday, July 7.—~—Children's ten-
o’clock. Mrs. Bertha A p Dekens of his tournament, entries close Juiyti.
Wahrenberger boy scouts. Patriotic songs. Evening,
The couple will reside at 22 Grand‘ Ling. Player piano dance.
street. - I Saturday. July 10.—-Regular Satur-
Iday dance. .
I Wednesday. July 14.—~At '3 o‘clock,
ladies’ auction bridge and whlst par-
ty. progressive. Ladies wishing to
play bring an inexpensive prize.
Stewart—Leonard.
Anna Stewart, of Grandview ave-
nue, was married to Charles Leo
Leonard at St. Mary’s rectory by
Rev. T. J. Film, the ceremony being
Iperl‘ornLied at 5 o'clock yesterday af-tI
ternoLon Many relatives and friendsI
«of the couple were present MarionI
Stewart sister of the bride, wasItam to follow
bridesmaid, and Flancis Leonardo. A
oall.
July 31 .—-—Regular Water sports, de«
ugust. .
brother of the groom, acted as best Player piano dancing every Wednes-
man
day.
. Fisher—Conrad. I Special entertainments for August
Mrs. Mary McCrea Fisher and111lli be posted later.
I
Louis Allen Conrad, both of New; court Laurel Club.
Yolk city, were married by Rev. Er- At the Court Laurel Club on the
nest F. McGregoLr at the parsonage atI fifth of July ‘11 cracker-deck program
9 o'clock last night. The couple were ’Will be carried Loni. In the eveningL
attended by Mrs. Parrish
cupation as advertising and address full: 'Lgllt of-town cities WI“ b9 Lent“;
as the Hotel Astor. . v. , 11‘ tallied. The sport program follows.
... " " " L Water sports-4100 yard sivimmlng
NEW. BRITAIN MAN. N . ‘ race for men and women, fancy diving,
NEW BRITAINyConn Juiylwil’ii-Ifetchlng long distances. tub' race,
llam R. Schmidt, fifty-"seven, for years canoe race. ‘
a well known groceryman and later all .Beacli allotted—Sack race.
real estate dealer living o
street Lln Hartford, was found dolid
this morning in the barn own'e ._ y.
on, till) Lard dash for men
of Shuttle Méaddw menus. usual-.011 Jul Loth duals i
committed suicide by strangulatlom tournamp t will a play
Schmidt was released from the Middtei axiom ind 011er ‘
town inoane retreat only two (layup . Seth
I
a.
half a or aunts ls
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
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small YouilgT-L— ma Appeal «on
Decision .1 we ludgoln
compose .
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Harry Tyreli of Not-walk. aged 18.
was fined $15 and costs by Detuty
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Alli ”distill
who so mysteriously disappeared sev-'
Prizes to the
flag lou ering exercises,. con-I
Mrs. Olive Donne Scofié’ld and Her- Iducted by Rev. Stapleton. assisted by1
Grand street, was the only attendant. IPrize olfered “I end 0‘ 3838011 ~Even- .
Fivei
glo'clock clam- bake. Tickets, 750. Open'
Dancing every Saturday durins’er will have to, die.
also of there will be a line entertainment,:
-New York. .The groom gave uis oc- ’L;muslo and dancing. Guests from sev-I
«allandley,
potato ~
race. as die race, 50 yard dash for
J1 dge F' L. Wilder of the city court in
Bridgeport, on the charge of reckless
driving. Th edccused was represented
by Lawyer Joseph J Linxweller, who
Itook an appedl. The importance oil
I the finding of the court. was that it isI
of assistance to George Tierney of No.I
66:; Howard apenuc, Bridgeport, who’
was injured byI the alleged act of reck-
lesrness and who will bring action in
the civil court for injuries.
Wore Members of Crow of British
Freigollt Steamer Armenian“
Which We: Sent to Bottom by?
corona Submarine
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BBNIBABANB SHIPS:
iIMIoolcimmioiryiutoRunI
”am offwmnI Madurai Resist Culture
f WASLH G'rON July 1.—~.OlilcialsI .
. Io! the ’a shingion Government bopeuI
it was re; rted in this city this} to receive today further details coll
morning that Professor Edwin Calegcernlng the torpedoing ot' the Brit-1
Jewitt. of Brooklyn N. Y.. a memberIish tleigllt steamer Armenian. which
Iof the faculty of Adelphi College, sit— was sunk off the cost of Cornwall last
jualed in thatIclty. was rendered un Monday. with the loss of nearly a
conscious w on a lightning boltIscore of Americans, must of thenlI
struck a yat t he was aboard. olijrnuleteers. . . l ‘ l
ISouth Norwulk yesterday. 1 ' I Such advices as had been received
I Accordlgiz i0 .ibe report... Bgoiessor did not indicate how many Americans
EMU, - standing on the yachts; had been lost or the circumstancesI
I LLLL . min-oils lit his hand under which the vessel had been
Iwhén are bolt felled him He was sunk. Until detailed information on
Ispeedily revhed- the latter point is available 311ch
I " tary Lansing, who returned today.
from Amherst, 'Mfll5., was not expect-
”BBB-l0 OPENINfiLLrLL ed to indicate the course of the State
Department. President Wilson, who}
9f “LIE mmlmmms vised of the situation.
‘ In many quarters the sinking of
playgrounds will be next Mobday; n'dd further complications to the cor-.
July 5th, at 10 o'clock, at the armory: respondents. pending between Ger- . ,
lolkslcs’lebrate. A full program. willlquestion of submarine warfare. Odi
be printed later, but this much can clals attached most importance to the
tion of the flags given by the Daugh- she was encountered by the German"
submarine. if the vessel,atten1ptingI
. shot from the submarine, not only
'the vessel, but the crew would be
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
-.........
I
is at Cornish, N. ll. has been adI
The Dubllcm the Norwalk the vessel was regarded as likely to
Everybbdy come and help the Young many and the United States over the
belsaid now- There WI“ be presenta- action of the Armenian at the time
to escape. failed to heed a warning.I
I (Continued on fourth page.)
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JiLBANY, July ln-Governor Whit
man today granted Chalice Becker,
the former New York police lieuten-
‘ ..-u.- ‘HMMHBMMMD
”flew until July 26' , Much exciteanent and great anxiety
The Governor said that he would‘was caused yesterday afternoon,
take no further action in the case; 4 m 6 11.21111. when Mrs. Green and.
than granting 0' the reprieve. ThisIMrs. LLo'cLRtrmod did not return ~to I
means that if the United States Su-
Capt. Charles H. Smith‘s dock at the
Iprame Court does ML interfere Beck- foot of Lowndes avenue. where they
left at 9 a. m. to go fishing. They
expected to return at it p. 111.. but the
Miss HEMMONS SURPRISE“ wind came up and 1blew quite be
A number of friends rushed—«in—ion
Miss Agiies Hemmons yesterday after- IThLeL’L went am” and anchored off
noon tnd took her completely by sur-
noon and took her completely by ear-
teenth birthday.
During the afternoon refreshments
were served and a fine time enjoyed
by all. _
T ose present were Helen Loyd,
flee no Joseph, Jeorgla Finch, Bossle
Kessier, Agatha Kesslor, Annie Keos~
Hemmons.” r
on Calf Pasture Beach, where they .
go down so they could row home.
Two small children of Mrs. Charles
of Myrtle street, who have
been also ijith. scarlet favor for the
past several weeks, have fully recov-
L. I routine has been 1-
ported that they hallo seen two wo- .
' fishing hear the fight iii fact re- *
. only went
Russian Lines Are
,Deierml'ned Move Made to Clear illeLL
. ohjccliu of the Austro-Germ an forces ln this regidh
assume”
mmmnm,mmmm
In a remarkable interview with theI ering work costing $18,194 we“.
b ucnt' New York newspapers, Jack R0399 lh‘Isued during June by Building ins
subject- IO the mks 0t a su seq bald ex- gambler and informer. a resbItm. Clarence 1 Finch. in cm“,
a.ttuck dent of the Hotel Clifford. on Southiwnh June a year 880. this' record-
REPRIEVES BECKER ‘Main street. this city, said last night: not good Thirty’one permits .1
I ‘I testified at three trials and I told I wanted for plumbing during the
EXCHEMENLIL WHEN Lthe truth. I told the truth. and I say yLmonth, 1.3 of these being for Work
of Rosenthal.
Lry as I am for any man in the death
house, and if I could help him I would.
But what can I do?
persecutor,
from I merely have told the trill.
According to a dispatch from Dan-
bury this morning ExSheriif Ginty. of
that city, will appear before Governor
‘Whitman, of New York. on next Tues-
day. The Danbury man. it is said. will
to Rose as saying that .“he ltdows
Becker is innocent of the inosenthal
murder and that
{Calf Pasture Island and the fishing under the in fluence of drugs, to the-
was so exciting and the catch was use of which they were addicted. min?
good, that they never thought 0f the took an order to “queer Rosenthah for
Wind until they were blown ashore one to kill him"
{Rose’s interview was given to the
remained two hours for the wind to papers last night because of a story
which an afternoon paper in New York 1
A gentleman camper rowed them carried to the effect that Bose badlcompleted his new horde
around the point to the countryfllub promised Mrs Becker he would aid Iavenue, and who now .
36"“ Bind they returned ’1me about "Charlie," who waits in the deatllnicgmmot was “flaked with W0 V
L 6 unlock LI“ the meantimei‘Capiain home in SIRS SIDE: 1113 me 11313138 m as well as two of his house thiés‘L
Slnltli had been all“ around {he i-s the balance
lands m “a launch looking for them. denies the assertion made- in the story. {11.1955 - 1 . ‘
11nd telephoning to all the houses on and declares, although 1,; did me“, Mr and Min. Lilli-am J. Lawrence,
NihLLLe Shol‘Le Lilli ”.113 vicinity “Some" (Lula MYS- Becker In “SB-1n}. Shanna ’. 01“.?
store in New York he did not pro. .
rd. Lq‘llLO
Boll lslen'd ”“9 . . , 1.
'ihe remarkable case :is derelopidx. .1
mil-eons; phases, in sensor: asst
Being Swung Back .
the _,_.Germall-A;
For Entrance Into WarsawwRussi‘
Prevent an Attempt of the German-
Cross the holder Near Hal1cz—-—-(i
man Attack by Water on Windau 5..
to Have Been Repulsed by thaliu‘L’l
lhe Russian lines are still being swung back in.
Northern Galicia and Southern Poland. in .an apparent I.
effort by the Teutonic Allies to clear the way for a de— '
tcrmincd move on Warsaw. “
The Russians admit; a continuation of the enemy or»
fensive between the BligLL arid the \tl leprz At the junction
of the latter fli'el'aB/lth the Vistula in Poland lies Ivanz
gored which Rnussian absorbers bciiévc 111 the immediate
l1angnrml is little more than fifty miles southeast from
\\ arsaw.
just at present the chief Russian holding power!
seems to be along the line of the W’cstern Bug and the“
Gnila Lips in Galicia. Petrograd records a repulse of‘fin“
attempt by the Tcutons to cross the Dnicsfer . near
HIalicz. indicating that the line of the DnicLstcr south oi
that place is Lstill well- held by the Grahd Duke Nicholas
forces -..
,. .A German attack by water on \Nlndau or} thc‘_BalticL~1L‘
just south of the Gulf of Riga; was 1qu sod . bLyL. .thé‘
Russians. their official statement says I we "“15st and
many torpedo boat's participated in the attack and an at— .
tempt is declared .to have been made to land troops. One
of the torpedo boats was blown up before the fleet ar-
rived.
a... 1 .1'
m 1
L\
.winrpur'iL as made
BERLIN. via London, July 1
b—uu—
(Continued 6 Third Page) 1
alumnuuncuu‘
I Twenty-three building permits.
again, Becker instigated the murder
stalled in houses already built.
1 am sorry for him. 801'
ty-nine electrical permits were RM ‘
Permits issued by the leap
this morning followsiVToJo.
Hotchkiss Company, plumbln
H. Manning, 2'82'Wilton aven
heating and plumbing for C. .L. . .
head, on West Rocks road
Gregory dz. Comp,
building owned by:
Cross street, uptoiy
stores. cost $500.53”.
1 am not Becker's
neither am I his liberator.
eL gunmen; while avenue.
MORLELL PLO'LISLLON
The epidemic
ing which strut:
night. was not elinfl
city. It was. leame
W K. Harrington. ,
Rose. in his interview. Cheese is given as the cause of’t
Maple street, Were taken ill yesterday
ndlL-the castle .wére diagnosed Lit
etgpolsoning Both had .LLL
nose. Which is held res.
rude. were a 1111111!ler 01; to:
Norwalk Chronicler