O
I ihir Endeavor
[3‘ £6 publish Ms
sucli as can be read by
every member of the
feel that the home is I II
conditions the Community Club gave
a most successful lawn party last
night, at its headquarters, 53‘W'est
avenue, thus once more. demonstrat-
l‘oiiii road a few feet west of the
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during the evening, and Itiie lanterns
swung and twinkled among the trees,
“ WERE P I tee to secure loans enough to enable
AND IURNED 0VER giving a festive appearance to the IGans Company. was In New York oil! the factory to Sm" work. it Is ex- the Germans back along the lmk'
grounds' For ”‘9 mom part ' the Yeaterdn'v' and lit‘ completed the deal peeled that the shop will probably be “0“ says “A”. “[0750! Tries of the five“ Narew to the m
-l.illiam Remsen. niece of Miss=Eltz-
ahetii Ifiemsen, of Contentment Island.
‘ suffered a broken right arm yesterday
morning when the automobile in which
she was riding skidded as it rounded
the curve at Hog Hill, on the Token-
eke road. and turned over. Dr. G. H.
Noxon, of .Darieii. was called and he
set the bone and sent her to her aunt’s
home. There were three other lady
occupants. but they fortunately es-
caped any injury. The machine was
considerably damaged. The accident
occurred around 11 o’clook. The in-
jured ‘ybung lady is from Long Island
and Is a guest at her aunt's residence
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Mrs.Trank P. Morehonse Severely
Shocked By lightning During lie
cent Shower
WESTON. Jul 22.——Durin the e- I' '
OII' the ma“ cent severe {hinder showger, MIiI's. C033: r bone. at "Elfin" To-Ilay. ’I :23:ng W ffiriiickII’I312901;]: nits ibvxfizdflr: :3». ObjeCtIve’
' Frank P. Morehouse of the Upper shin? £10013? :Edzprgnfizfifii mint; The sewn“ dist-“fl commissioners cused of perjury by Becker, and is Along the Austro-Italian fro!!!
BMME AMERIIIANS - Parish, received“: hard shock frond shoulder and minim; [0th d d’ 5, STAMFORD, July‘ Baa—CI ‘ ongress- want to make theClty Hall council -- Rome claims the gain of a pact
, . which she still feels the effects- She ’ . a 8“ ea" man E J. Hill will not be asked by Chamber s°““‘“”°°‘- Counc‘lmem I I I
was busy about her ”kitchen when
lightning struck a large walnut tree
a short distance from the house and
seemingly following a nearby wire
clothes line, which was'attached to a
pear tree near the outside door of the
struck the latter tree also
. Elli SURPRISE AlllCII
DOUGLAS, Ariz., July 22.-——More
than 2,000 employes of the Montzuma
' ford and Norwalk trolley, last nlIglIt, I
lonce. and as many people will start
work when the machinery has been
liars Sidesvvipe at the Smith Belem”... In
Hi! Standard Oil Company; Roach Brothers have o, factory in
iied. the-local shop to be a branch of
it. Edward M. (inns, of the Harris &
with the New York firm for the lease
of the local loft.
it is expected Ithat the shirtwalst
810W” Al llMEI
"m 0f mwcfims "Wt so That he the means ‘of employing a large
number of Norwalk people ,
They Had to co to Hospital 1 _______.___
Five people were slightly injuretd ainII00N0RESSMAN "I”.
a side- swipe accident betwceiai
the Knob snitch. near the Standard ~___..._. I
Oil Company, on the Wilson Poiutl
non “So Announced ll! Homer 8. Cum
The injured were:
Fred Heath. of Rowayton, fractured
I
shortly before 8 o‘,clock just west oil
Paul Ripke, of Brooklyn, cuts.
mingsMnnseIl’or Mr. Iionovaiir fleeting
the company in Sew York city. . A»
creditors‘. committee. consisting of
Chairman E. J. McCunn, of New York.
A. Dwight Keep. of South Norwalk and
It will be the duty of this commit-
n‘r—‘u—
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ACIIUSIICS 0E lllE Clll
llAll Will 'BE REMEDIEDI
Matter‘ot Appropiiating $450 To';
installed Ventilation System
Will Be Considered at District.
Mrs GeorgeA. Wright of Rowayton, counsel for the contestant to give
spectators and others whose business
cuts and bruises.
The Stamford t ‘oIIley, In charge of
Motorman Lynch and Conductor Bella,
was coming down the trolley com
panyle private property incline be-
i co -lete without
household. Public co- mp . .1
operation in this direc- Evening Sentinel as II
lion is inVited. I I , . _ . v ' . daily visitor.
' Aesoeiiireo rites: Haws FROM ALL Marcos TH! woaLo IV A erecIAI. win: AND oun OWN OPERATOR.
I‘ II I I \ EnteredIIat the South Norwslk Post I r . i - I' I II
I ESTABLISHED 1870 Oliice as Second C1885 Hatter. SOUTH NORWALK' _ CONN" THURSDAY’ JULY . 22’ 1915 FaIII ton ght and FIIIduI TWO . GEN“
VICIIMS 0f Some More Men Shot 8"[R RISI $30 000 [IRRIRS Desperate Fighting On ,
I ' " I ' I ' T "A
. In Rioling at Standard . Between eulonic rmies
0 II I I R A d R I Al W I
IN All") SMAS I Plant, Bayonne, N. l. I , » n us51ans x mm
_ H i 18 . -
57 000 Worltmen Reported to be Idle, and 80. NORWAEK AIEI WEESEEN ,LafesI German and Austrian Statements;
in w t s , M Governor Fielder Has Called Our Mil- Claim Advances All Along the line—I I
0 On a 0 80"“ l' , . . , o o u
cal Treatmentyllun Into by; ilia ’0 KEEP Order Rom Brothers, "tiers of “Ar-iCI'flllfofs' Committee. Appointed Russrans Trying to Prevent Culling of
‘ I ‘rovv" Good lease a loft In' Yesterday Will 39W"! M0"?!
Rowayton Chauffeur, Who ES INEW YORK Jlll)’ 22- -Thl‘9€ menjdlfihatched immediateli to Baionne - & 86'“ mm w t To Run IWEISOII'S llat SEIO Army In Two and capture Of the Lab!“
later Arrested were shot in a street light which der to try to end the trouble He said he "an“ 8 ' a er P, Chen" Railroad—r-Elailafls say Th”
veloped early today near the wotks hoped it would not be necessary to; Street “it?“ Has BOG“ MIG Since last h H ht s
. of the Standard Oil company at Buy- (all out the state troops . . ' I ‘I
.. "A ' NNY fAILED Io onne, N. J., whole seieral tliousand‘ Scores of stiikers and cum“, IIIIIIII ——._.. “WI ’ Havedcap'taured Part of, 8 Gig I5 W
lfl’f workers have been on strike for high eied at the works of the Standard 0 I I rIZia
cr wages for several days. The three rampart; this morning. inside ”:9 WORK WI”; SIARI A] ONCEJ roun "g 0
81' P AHER (IRAS “funded menIar" 30““ surge“! 5““? ‘an *1 fire broke out in a Watchman 1’s. WE”. BE won“ [Noucfl -—————~~~ --———-- ~—~-—-—— II Desperate fighting continua
H “OM" and “my BMW“.- house. ”til it was quickly extlllgulsli- “ . , between the Teutonic armiel
» After several shots had been fli‘edIad. IINSIAulNc 100 MACHINES . .
I . . by the strikers and guards. the crowd; The strikers sit) in.) trouble mm 1 : fOR A fun SHEEP CREW . I pressing upon Warsaw and til!
0353‘ Contumed Unhl Saturday withdrew. Sheriff Kinkead telephon~I at] when Tony Bediiaiik was shot! 1:185an forelels 'defl’indisgl i-t’ With
. ' ed to the Department of Labor at . __.__, , . . It i: issue sit in t e aance._ ..
"ommg by Judge VOSEJIITE Washington to risk that mediators be (Continued on Seventh Page.) , "I: 6". Em To large film“ Bright for continued STORY, ,, SAYS: Advances 311 along the “on
. umber 0 0 B . . ' i “I"
iniilen with live piissengeis who Pl Prospefliy At Eactory, Whldl :3; ClAalIizzinngfIEi:ilaaltessttatEt:enm
. El:II”.I.I.I(Iyi:IiilIIIiiEI.I1IiIniIIIIIIIEIIIIOIIIIISill‘IgC‘I'I‘ IlAWN PAR" or "IE IinillI :IInoiIiIcrI IIICIIiOIIIIIthI: lofcatcgI In: '8 One Of Nomaili's largest of . but Petrograd while not denm:
.iuiies iIecIIede iii the Sliilllf()id\OII COMMUNI'I'Y CLUB’ :YIIII:kII(III\lI.\'. lighs‘iIfgicESI‘er:ofo‘A’I'IOI‘I‘ItI’I "5 “End . . the closer drawing in of “It:
“IIIIII. ilI'Ol in accident, IiiliIicii ot (I'u1- brand elllllelSiS, have leased a. Prospects are—Eight for u long term I Austro- German lines in some secs
IIIII IIl IIII-OIIFIIIIIII :“NZIE: II IIEIIIILIIIIII ~ WE“ 1““ i“ ”‘9 “mm & (”ms build Inf returned prosperity at the John t. --—-r-— ‘tors, asserts that these lines ‘5‘
3:58.21 1:: llthllIiIiIlIlIlIlIln llel'ljma‘Ittl-‘I :IiIrIi 8 fl Aff ' new i ill m“ ““ “m" “m" “°“'“°“"'IIW“80M Combat!) bat lac-wry. on §being held Stationary 0‘ hurled
Imo IIIIII. badly damaged 8. the nu- uccess 11 air a e I'm-here liIev will Shannan .1 branch Sou... mm 8...... ”“5 cm In Remarkable Interview With backward a. ma] pom“
imnoliile owned by Arch Selwyn, of Headquarters III we“ AVGllllé ”8:33; has alrendv started in New: IAgile-elm meeting oi the creditors of Sentinel “0|!”th Man Condem- On the important front south
Shiiuy RIIISIII-ItrI “13:2; 20:“ 132‘! 5:: last Night lIYork in pricking machinery to bejbfabedItI $2001.30IiIIIIJIXIItIhIzIIVZSesgidui: "Id By ”Gath- “MISS Statement 0‘ Lublin’ a serious breach it!
5:”- Il'VhOothdI lhlIe‘ipllafil-Efjfihl‘s Iln lIlIle . > ' I . shipped WSW“) SWMRI“ One hun- assets estimated at $100,000, was held Says 5“” Would “do Ilp In Which would mean the cumggff,
mmhmI last night on in? W11 Ml dunner“ mystpunfawwm? w‘eht‘hsn :. . ' dred machines wui be Installed at ”New“ afternoon at the oiticc m the Lublin-Cholm railroad 1
Sonic" tinder cross {nomina-
lion
“COULD lEll llllNiiS WHICH
Iand a division of the RIuiitI
I armies to the north and the south. .
Ithc Russian resistance seems no,
ing the resourcefulness of this lios- wms' "I WEESOII Point "“V York einplming about L200 Mr. O'Donnell. of blow York, was up be StrongeStI . The Petra“.
pitableIcIub. Fortunately no rain fell hands. This fmlOI‘) will be contln pointed. :s tatement Claims the Teutonic-
Ioffensive has been arrested there. .
Counter-attacks have driven:
WOULD MAKE ll HARD"
To “Child ISSIIG Willi Oraton ,of Warsaw, the Runssians dew
“I Effect” lclaIre. They assert also that the
——«- -- lines on the left bank of the Vin-I .
‘I don‘t consider it Beckers slory.§
at all " said “Jack" Rose. to a Sentinel: “13' Emma“ °f th" “‘7’“
man, who last night interviewed him. holding I
at his apartments in .The Hotel Clif-II The fortress of Nowo Gem's
ford on South Main street, this city, in IgieVSk seems ‘0 be giving eff?“
discussing the remarkable human inter tive help .n keeping the Tent”
l
m dacumem Issued by Charles 3“" l in check to the northwest. for tie
e1. accused of the murder of Herman .
time at least.
Rosenthal, in a final appeal for mercy . . I
a week before the day on which he is In the Baltic prOVinCeS film,
to Day the penalty by the taking otI German advance is progressing;
his 0““ me I 'with their outposts barely W
I“ ““110“ 9”” paragrapn °f the miles from Riga, their immedm.
(Continued on Second P9890 of the heights commanding G
izia and three Isonzo bridgesIfrom
testimony in the contested electionicaus them to council meetings com-
case brought by ex Congressman Je-r- l mend the commisioners. It is also the
enilah Donovan against Mr mu Don 'WfiOmmissioners wish that the chamber!
ovan is contesting Hill's election to Ibe properly ventilated by mechanicaiI
devises. All this will cost about $45M
the National House of Representa-
and a second district meeting has been
CAMP EIRE GIRLS AND
the right bank of the river. $31M
latest report, from Vienna 3%
clarcs all attacks on Gorizia W
been checked, and that a height
«Bill SEOUIS [AWN PARII
Copper Company (if, Nacoari, Sonora,
are without employment because the
plant was forced to close down a week
ago. through inability to obtain coal, it
became known here today. The man-
agement said the supplies an: ample to
feed everyone in the camp pending re~
pairs to bridges burned by Villa forces
to prevent operation of the 'Nacozarl
Railroad. It probably will require three
weeks to make repairs.
. Americans falling into the hands of
PI General Trujillo, Villa's lndian com-
mander, defeated last week at Cabul-
ions by General Galles Fries, will be
summarily dealt with, according to in-
formation brought here by A. Kauff—
. man, who arrived from the scene of
the battle. Trujillo blames Americans
for aiding Calles in the surprise at«
lack in which his forces were routed.
kitchen. tives‘ from the Fourth Connecticut
Congressional District.
The decision not to call on Mr. Hill
to testify was announced today, when
that the Italians had captur
was re- -tal<en.
tween Witch's Lane and the Wilson
PointIroad. The Norwaik trolley, un-
der the direction of Moiorman Jones
called for Monday evening, August 2d,
In 8 o',clock to consider appropriating Pie Eating contest Africa“ ”on!"
this amount and Musical Entertainment
Another matter which will receive
consideration at the meeting. it was' A lawnpartywas given last evening
announced this morning, will be the by the Cuff, Fire Girls and Boy Scouts
“Viability 0‘ obtaining the right °fI of Winnipauk. It was held on the lawn
“fly for a pipe ““9 from South “m“ i of Gould J. Randle, in \Vlnnipauk, and
and «Concord streets to Water street. idespne the weather conditions the arI.
This to be secured either by. purchase: fair proved a great success
EADlES’ DRESSES l0 BE EINEN SHOWER .
MINUEACIIIRED ‘IIIERE ; my MISS mu" g; 323%.: 1.322.333:Infinitfiiz , Th... ....
- I I I I _ drinks, frankfurters and confectionery the fact that the question 53
Negotiations were completed this . r , M. - from the fund? 0‘ the Water Depart— Ion sale at the various botlw. and BV‘ l tl h n es in
morning whereby the Royal Manufac- M’Ifi' “imam Lam“? gave a linen merit. erything was disposed of before the bount 111) m ‘9 e\’c a g .
turlng Company of New York City shower Party at her Home in .FranceI evening was over. 3 notes with Germany on sub
takes possession 01 “19 third 1100? Of 5mm" ”Stem“ anem‘m“ m honor The ‘Afrlcnn Dodger' proved to be a rim: warfare generally and to
the Swartz & Corbett block on East I ”f “‘55 Ida Verliii, Who w‘" 5°03 Ibe‘IEXPRIEss RAI'IS punching bag attached to a rope. and ‘of knowledge on the a! al.9131935-
Washington street. The company man~‘ come the bride Of David W Fuitz Ithis was worked continuously. If the ective claimant
ufacturss iadies’ dresses and employsI ‘The 3'31“ “959‘ the plans 0‘ the 1105‘ Iparticipant was lucky enough once out} 'p d '
a large number of experienced hands. Iless Who had arranged to makeit a. m BE “IGHERI of ““69 balls he or she received an Cf proce ““3-
Many inqiiiri
I Clayton London, the scoutinaster.I
This is only another of several con- lawn party With cards Wt 0‘ doors. Iice cream cone. , .' »
cerns which have located in this city Cards were played in the house. andl reached the departmen
of late. The new concern has taken Mrs Arthur T- MINE-V. 01' New York WASHINGTON July 22:1'l‘he1nter- and Mortimer Masher, assistant scout Icnc that came today If
ovelr the machinery of the late Elias won first prize: and Miss Ida Verlin state Commerce Commission decided master. leaders of the Boy Scouts. and Y kI b it if f ‘35
Taradash company and therefore no captur second prize. Miss Vcrlinl Itoday that the revenues of the I-prlnci Miss Blanche Ellis, leader of in}, Camp 0" “1 e a 9 one 0.. ,
delay has resuIted in commencing op received many pretty presents from pal express companies of the United Firs Girls. were responsible for the scngers rescued from the .l‘
scattering limbs in every direction
and almost demolishing it.
Mis. Morehouse “as knuckcd from
her chair and rendered nearly sense-
less but shortly recovered sufficiently
to get about. Mr. Morehouse and his
nephew, Madison MorehonIse. who had
just driven a load of hay from the field
to the barn also fell the shock in les-
ser degree, but all consider that it was I
a narrow escape. ' - 7
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All arrangements are completed for
the lawn party of the Day Nursery at
Dr. Wadsworth’s tomorrow afternoon
and evening. The program and com-
mittees will be as follows: I
Chairman—~Mrs. Alvin De W. Weds
w.orth assisted by Mrs. Julia Hoteli-
m
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. NO CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES
FOR LUSITANIA DISASTEie
WASH iNGT ON, JIuly ez,—~N
actual claim for damages onj'n‘i.
count of the Lusitania ‘disastgi'l'v
has yet bccmfilcd with the Sta
Department. This is due both
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CLUB TIENy‘iS MATCHES
The tennis matches between the'
Belle island and Knob clubs wlll‘ be
played on August 7th and 14th. cii theI
rormer date the match will occur at
the Belle island courts and the Knob kiss :I -2 I erations by the .new company. The the twenty-five guests who attended States are inadequate and modified success of the adult ,. -. ‘ tabla. who wants damage ‘
.ciub ”will stage tne contest on its I \ . _I I‘ ,I work of making ladies' dresses has slv A delightful collation was servad late its former orders to provide additional A pie eating contest provide much -""~“""‘"" 4‘
courts a week later. . .I (Continued on Sixth Page) ready begun. ‘ in the afternoon. , i ‘ amusement (Continued on Third p“.
income. “a
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