muQeSsItINeI-walkllast
ESTABLISHED 1870 mu. I“
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Wiliiill, till W W w
(ill till [Alli SUE .“fl'i.
l0 liilillii
llsvs lees Sappiyisgtbelreeps
FIELD HEADQUARTERS 1N MEX-
ICO, July 12, by Motor Truck to Col-
umbus, N. M., July 17,—“!th to do
“hit... ”WU
RAIN sou M W .. M M
summatio- Based-
miss Iy use: sad Iiealik
onus:
Working in unison. the police de-
1
-.
that tale M300 he
Wilisiliss Aasa liisg Gil-as
with the 300 Chinese who have asso-
ciated themselves with the punitive
dome of ladstirid Heat: is
Aelsville sad tithe} leathers
partment and the board of health are
taking every psecautionary method
available, to prevent the spread of in-
fantue paralysis in Norwaik.
"I“ “mt“ isCareer expedition he developed into a ser-
‘m ious problem with the army since the
0f Isolate shortening of the American has in
Mexico recently revealed the large
number enjoying present security un-
der the protection of the American
flag.
The Chinese flocked to the Ameri-
can lines to make money while the
Mexicans. through pride. refused to
sell hungry soldiers anything to eat.
do the desert. wherever a truck
illilii trillion
coins or Will
I litrain was likely to stop for water.
there was a Chinaman. Doughnuts.
WWII ”I“ M to We] pies. candy. tobacco, mihches and
Asylum as a Pattie charge flies
in Roasyton. Conn.
try. were furnished by Chinese and
by them only.
Chinese from points as for distant
Distributing a small fortune left to as Chihuahua became the Bhopkréh
her by her father. the late Nathaniel“. of the army. ”“9““ tin tho
Gilman, ship owner, Miss Anna Klng‘ horse wagons with a dozen persons to
Uilmun. who died at Rowayton. July 5, one vehicle.
is reported to have male is will giving‘ Like ”,9 Mexicans who were threat-
039 cent ‘0 each or ht‘l‘ 7913”"93- Th“- ened for having business dealings with
latter contested the will left by Na-‘
thaniel Uilman. and litigation over the I
estate. which amounted to more than.
$1,500,000, lasted for more than twenty.
years, .
Although wealthy, Miss Gilmun wast
found wandering destitute in lnndon
about twenty years ago, and was sentl
as a public charge to an insane asylum I
there. Later it became known that:
she had made and lost fortunes in.)
stock transactions in Wall street.)
tMany important papers belonging toi
her were found in an old trunk to.
mom nae years,ago. when she
(Continued oat Twelfth Page.)
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HOUSE USED Bl BlU
MONEY Mill IS BUUUEU
M. “W's Milli“!!! lie at
i
was adjudged incompetent. At that{ "Mom
time it was reported she was in a
sanitaiium in Stamford. i --—---
Miss Gilmaas father died llamas?! MARLBOROUGH, July lT.——'l‘he
when she was thirteen.
loosely drawn will flte,,1lve children
were made joint executors of the es
date. Upon reaching her majority
ifarmhouse known as the Will Jones
:plnce, owned and occupied by Kopel
'Goldhsgen, where the famous counltv
felter John Davis now a federal
l hnsn took an active interest in, ' ' .
3:8mmsnagement of the estate anozpr's'me“ “3 ““9" 0“ December 33-
5 19”. was destroyed by fire about 1:40
went West to look after mortgages on yesterday afternoon. The
: o‘clock
properties there. When she returned. _
she expected to win the praise of her. 20:3? 8 he“ barn and “I of the 9““
brothers and sisters. not having told‘ "1 ngs Sm?“ " ““0“” “"9
them of the “we of her trip in- burned. Nothing is left of the place
stead she was charted with the mis-i but a cellar hole filled with smoking
. inders. Tli'e place was used this
management of the estate and the c
litigation followed. In the proceed-U summer “ a Jewish summer farm “a
lugs Roscoe Codtling. William Afflngfiay . {scorevo men‘, women and
Evarts and Robert Ingersofl were on" c ren mm ‘ "V or “9‘“ board-
‘ ting there. It is believed that the fire
gaged. i
‘ .started from a cigarette thrown onto
Ml" Gilman became a recluse and, the floor. The loss is estimated at
her relatives knew little regardingibetween ‘5'000 and 86 000 with no in-
‘he' movements. .surance. The insurance policy ran
For some time she1
;out three weeks ago and had not
is knowla to have lived, in Hartford.
Gilbert . Calhoun, an attorney there.l been renewed. Little owned by the
:bosrders were saved.
looking after her interests. in 1894 g
Davis, who was perhaps the best
she was found living in squalid sun,
roundings in Brooklyn. {known and cleverest counterfelter in
this country, was arrested at this
in 1897 word was received that a
(Miss Anna 'King Gilman was in the house on December 23 19“ by
fruit. which,comprised about all the.
luxuries known to the men during this !
campaign in a povertystricken coun-t
‘ ASHEVULIJ‘I. N. C.. July 17.—-Scores.
‘of large industrial plants in Asbe-
'nessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
Mlddlesea County Insane Asylum in
England. It was said that she had
been found wandering in the streets
of inndOn. Through the efforts of
the United States Consul she. was re.
moved to a private sanitarium and
later returned to this country.
While living in Brooklyn under the
name of 'Miss Anna King she specu~
lated 'in Wall street. and. according to
her brother. Frasier Gilman. who
owns the property in Rowayton ave-
nue, amassed a fortune‘of more than
$1,000,000. Later. it was said, she lost
the greater part of this money.
Miss Gliman's brother said that she
was worth more than one thousand
dollarsin leer on right and also had
a shard initbo estate of her father.
whicli‘alle had not used. He found
that his sister owned much lock and
that oh lone ,of this divl no: had
not been collected for more than ten
years. - ‘ .1.“
. Nathaniel Gums! died in Farming-
lon, ale. and git is said that mister
the remain!!!ng of the family
are living in that Mate.
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anaes-rao eon sraauuo'mro.
E - Mouse.
wmanartrtc; Conn. July; 17.—
Charles Jacobs. aged 20,
O
"f men-stab!
Chief William J. Flynn of the United
States secret service. At the time
of his arrest he was found kneeling
before a fireplace in which be was
burning some paper that be war
about to use‘ in making bank notes.
A complete outfit of counterfeiter‘s
tools was found in the house.
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UllEEU UUi 0U EllSE ’
MAUI UE EIUE
The South Not-walk Fire Depart-
ment was called out at 3:16 a. in. Sun-
day mornlng. by a false alarm. When
the gong in the fire station started to
ring. all of the "apparatus was made
ready for departure to the fire. The
first ' umber. five. 'rang clear still
distinct. but the last one ran together
andxthe numbers could not be under-
stoml. Chief G. W. Bogsrdus rushed
to the business section and investigat-
ed all bodes which had five for one of
its numbers. but he could and no trace
of a fire or broken boa. He went back
to the station and had the apparatus
pdf away. . ;. _ .-
'Later in' the day, Chief noasrsu
made a systematic search (or the box
thithad been rangand finally found
that but 51. on the corner ofooldon
Hill street and mmweod avenue was
misstatements,
rathrn‘ed’ “189.1195 . g ‘ 5
0.: ins: is on . “my seam to aav. anaerou asses area coo,
stood.
Rules against children under the
age it sixteen, patronising moving
picture houses. are being strictly en-
forced, and mil auspicious cases of the
diseate are being closely watched by
family physicians.
A number of visitors from New
York City, have recently arrived
in Norwalk. mainly in the Springwood
Isection, and these people’are being
warned that children from the city
cannot leave the yard under any con-
ditions. Failure to keep this informal
quarantine will result in the actual
quarantine of the house, where the
ordinance is broken.
Owing to the fact that the school
nurse is away on a vacation, house to
house canvasaes have been male by
the dispensary nurse. during Batur-
day. Sunday and today, and the dis-
ville lay idle today in the grip of the tricts of Lem avenue. Boston
difisslleiedsy as lesfllef
Heed
fliPilil Mu
liil $10,000,000
lwebsms last and Volumes of
Water Sweep Over Estates
_..__..
asaoctam Pill” NEW. MOI ALL PART. GIT“! WORLD IV A ”ICIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
(
l . 1916
two mm It
illiil 0N Gilli
CROSSING mill
——-—
Isa sad lemas ls Massachusetts.
Car lest fastest Death at
They limb late locomotive at
Haisfield
hum Bill :
Sltlil a sonic?
i
iterations llsve lees i} tinting}
Order attbe Time
PLAlNd-‘lEL‘D. Confi.. July 17.—A
man and a woman who were in an‘
fiood that followed last night‘s rain street and Ely avenue have been prac-
storma and the hurricane which sweps ytically cleaned up. All cases of slcki
ed portions of North and'South'L‘ar-flly physicians. and Mich cases Will be‘
ollna and adjacent territory of Ten- carefully lusrded
Notices. warning the people against
Five persons are known to have been ‘ the disease, have been printed in sev-
drowned. tiny are missing and bun-left“ dlfl’mni Mwsmaand are ready.
dreds are homeless. while railroad ser- for distribution at once. 3
vices virtually is suspended in a large] All l’ruii dealers have been in-'
section on all sides of Asheviile. Sifuclt‘d to 3009 "I!" OR at the 8239‘
sm- Nellie. Llpe. and Mrs. Mog‘fflllffl. W lle dholurins it for sole.
Mulholland. reported drowned. yester- I‘m” “‘11 e outside of stores. must be
day, when the home of their father. J. krill on stands.
C. Ups at Biltmore, was washed. N0 m‘I' cafes have as yet been re«
away. were found today, tied in tba‘ported since the Bus death. and the
top of a tree. according to as- W“ 50m”! dstsmtnad to strict”
oel‘tad he”_ ”0 "mil“ of “fiber mm Ill ”1.. “hi dO'n by It to
loss of life have been received. The‘PNVNl-In epidemic in Hill City.
Swafinanoa and French Broad River-l
SEARCHING iiUiilillii
(Continued on twelfth page)
village of Blltmore and leaving Ashe~
ville without gas or electric light and
power. were said to be receding early
total loss to crops. lumber mills, coi- CINE". of Huaunnon' bong island.
ton mills, highway and railroadiyho on gammy evening, shot and
bridges and miles of railfld'track killed a man in Huntington, L 1_
"8|" 8 ““8 Alone O'clock Sunday mornlas. but slncethst
.titne nothing has’been seen of ‘him.
Inf All-“NI“; cons ' The sheriff and his assistant left
are falling rapidly tods
till i. l. Mlllllifltfli
today and it was thought that the
greatest danger to this section hadt
The murdered. making good his, ea-
cape from the scene of the crime.
Norwaik yesterday afternoon. after a
fruitless search.
WASHINGTON. July l7.——The coast
guard service took up today active di-
The Swannanoa and Eldrench Broad
passed. Estimates of property dsm- Deputy Sheriff ’Steplano. of New
rented a motor boat in Huntington.
Efforts will be made by the local
rection of efforts to rid the North At-
Rlvers that rose out of their banks in
this section yesterday. flooding the
It? already have been Plflct‘d I! "Omit'ork, and an assistant. were in Nor-
$6,000,000 to ”0.000.000 while lhoiwalk‘ yesterday. looking for Salvato
and crossed the Sound Saturday night.
He landed at Roton Foint about two
police. to capture the murderer. if he
still lurks about Norwslk.
lantic coast of sharks which have PRES'DENT WILSON Stuns BILL.
cleared many beaches of bathers. Thej WASHINGTON. July iii—President
lifesaving service will render aid. {Wilson today signed ‘ bill accept-
The plan of the coast guard is to as-
certain whether the sharks are few in log. on behalf of the Federal Govern.
number or comprise large schools. .lt ment' the ‘05 cabin in WWII Abraham
it)?” age not numerous. a cutter will Lincoln was born. near Hodgenvllle.
us to fish or them. but the? pres- K _.
ence ‘of numbers will necessitate er "I: (:31 aTnliemorial mm in closing
tensive operations. The Btfi'eau, of n. E "0.9"” was given t°
Fisheries issued a statement declar- the “WWW?” by the “ECU“! Farm
sing there was no reason for panic Association. -
among bathers.
’
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CHILD KILL_E~D WHEN TWO AUTOS
COLLIDE. '
.. TIVERTON. R. 1.. July 17.—-Ruih
But English Gold Dodges Capltal.Morgs.n. thets-years-oid daughter of
City. Mrs. Vernon Morgan. of Quincy.
PORTLAND. hie. July 17.-A spec- Mast. was buried from her mother’s
ial train bearing a shipment of gold arms and .almost instantly killed yes-
and securities from England to this terday when an automobile in which
country, passed through this city they were passengers. collided with
yesterday on the way to . ew rm. another driven by John S. Flores of
The train. made up of three steel care this tow‘n. ‘ Flores was arrested
carrying the valuables. together charged with murder in the :second
with coaches for the score or more delves and was released on bonds
of armed express messengers. left of 85.000. '
Hal‘lflil 123:3”. crossing the inter-l .
not on er early yesterday at autumn mum Issuso
Vucebom The mm 1: ed‘ a permit Iva] tunes on; mot-ding
from here overuse Boston 1 0 by Building Inspector Finch to the
railroads by w of Lowell _ one Fairbanks Morse Electrical Company.
Worcester. Hus. . ' . ' of North Main street. to wire the new
candy stat-splat Wall street. The new,
rs wdl be conducted by the Hasso-
~rasaeuns TRAIN caobses
_
, llamas t. as wrong: i .
NEW YORK. Jilly Ill—Juan l. limb. A Fm“ iss ed to Hill i
not. forms:- We clean Did-in; " was It . or
so. was” a W m. Willi! ELM.» wire the mammal:
9‘9!!!" mamlmm today Island. .. - mm ‘
massing-rammed was. . . — \
halal-es
all» {seamless
W mzu. M! s- ace-m
mammalian-name
9m...“ W5” ‘ Em . We“ am. Welles as: .
}
a,
iii-enslaved head-surest less.
I
.r‘”
V’l
in from the Carolina coast and flood~fness have been referred to the fem-ichine had a Massachusetts license
" attendance.
letti Candy Company of Stamford. , , '
“Fm ~.. 13'
passenger train at French's Crossing;
today, were instantly killed. The ma-
nutnber. 75.460. in the pocket of the
man's clothing was a card bearing the?
name of Arthur E. Park, and a key;
ring had the address of "Arthur 8.}
Parks. 291 High street, ‘l-‘all Riven".
Among other personal effects ‘were‘
bunkbooks. one of the
Shellac Company for deposits with the.
Massachusetts Pocsssett National
Bank, Fall River, Mass, and on the‘
Fall River National Bank.
The woman had a wedding ring
with the date of 1905 upon it. Her
stands. The man wore a pin of the
Mystic Shrine.
The machine in which the couple.
were traveling was a twin-six run-i
about. It had come from the direction
of Norwich and was headed towards
Danielson. The railroad crossing is in
a farming section, and has an auto»
matic bell signal. This continued to
ring while the train was within the
block. having come to a stop after
the collision to perthit the train crew
to care for the bodies. The train had
come from Providence and was bound
for the rli’lainfleld station.
The automobile struck the engine?
(continued on Fifth Page.)
RUUUEiEllEIi’S (UH .
Dr. AlvahH Doty. This bureau will
trace families. members of which have
been exposed to the disease. ‘
Although the health authorities were
encouraged yesterday by cooler wea-
ther and a drop in the number of new .
.cases, there was no relaxation of vigl~i
lance. Sunday schools which re-‘
malned open had a. greatly decreased
in many, doctors and
nurses were on hand to examine the
children,
To emphasize previous statements
that the disease is seldom contracted
by adults, the Board of Health an-
nounced today that of the 1,959
patients to date. only 17 were over 16
y'ears old.
DENIES HE ADVISED YALE SQUAD
‘ NOT To JOIN MILITIA.
lNDfANA'POLlS, Ind,
Clinton R. Block. Jr; of New York‘
city. captain of the Yale University
football team for 1916, who is visiting
friends here. issued a statement to-
day denying reporta that be bad ad-
vised members of the Yale squad not
thter military service. but to stick
to the team. He sayshe does not en-
terms that sentiment. but feels the‘
interestkof the country are para-
mount. «
IWOONER FRENCH ABANDONED.
nosing, Ala. July 17.--.'.rhe Amer»
lean three-muted schooner firadford
C. Maxim abandoned at sea dun
new» heartless. or any is. while of!
patio hasfiadfi'ilyacclmliu to ”a.
( Where".todar; Captain
‘crev‘vwera‘laads‘l‘al
m ‘ ' ~.
E
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it, ,
"a;
automobile which was struck by a
MISSIUUUU AUU UUE
lUllEU Bl BURULAU Ui JAPMU
Bay State 1 I".
personal mutant-eluded dies-rumpus} and” his wife,
early yesterday morning in their sum-l
mer cottage at Karulzaka by a bur-.
giar. The weapon used W“ 3 “PW. damage and no casualties
ese short sword. Karulzska. which is L
an American missionary summerfge‘ 11:56:?mm" ..
center. has been greatly excited bytl . . 0““
the murder. :tmmedtatly.
.Japanese, dressed in foreign garb. en-i gafim MW] aircia'ft . ' M
tered a second story window of the
cottage at 2:30 o‘clock this morningi .
and after awakening the missionaries
demanded money This being refuse
the intruder plunged a short swo '
'nto Mr. Campbell‘s breast. mortally under Gen- con
wounding him.
with the assailant and was stabbed!the Tim Lil”: ll ,‘ i: “
repeatedly.
‘Jspanese maid to disclose
box and he then made‘ his escape;
MUS Ui UEAEIU WURUW W .- .
PH
{Campbell were sent out to the
i East by
NEW YORK, July 17.—The new; Canada.
bureau of the health department made‘ evangelistic work
possible by a gift of $50,000 from the - September. l913.
Rockefeller Foundation, to help curb. private summering place for Prot-
the epidemic of infantile pl‘i'ai'ysls. be estant missionaries
gan work." today under direction of to discuss church
tions. .
UlEE UUU’l UEEUlUi.
Schaller. a farm hand, shot and seri-
ously wounded his wife yesterday at
the farm house of William Moshier
in Harwinton. where she has been em-
ployed. The Schailers have been liv-i
ing apart for some time and the re}
fusal of Mrs. Schaller to return toiaufimfifiq It a .
her husband is said by,
have been the reason for the shoot-
July 17.- m
secured a shotgun at the farm where
he was employed and. going i
Mosbler place, smashed in a win on
and got into the house.
fronted Moahler with the gun and do
manded to know where his wife was.
On being told, he proceeded as her
,room.‘ She escaped and started down
thmlr? as she saw him. but Schsller
fired at her. the shot'taking effect in
her back and shoulder.
taken to the “tendon county hone
bat in Winsted. where _it was said to-
day that she may recover.
winton road and was locked up here
to await the outcomenf his wife's in-
Jflfll‘.‘ After his arrest Behaller
he had in
than ‘
of had only single charge
Wit ‘ by
‘ 3‘.-
IEAEIAU UESERUUERS
~ . UUMBARU THE EUWU !
PARENZU IN, A
only Damage Was lathe Tower ei A Paine ,,
——llsvenna. llaly,llsldeil by Austra- t. y‘ .
mes, Who Escape is Salciy~flcrmaa Irena
west of [stick Withdraw ’
BRIUSU lUiflURIUES UUUEISUAEE ERSE 1
Mill US "(0 of “ii W
American Tank Steamship Gold Shell Net C
Damaged by a Minia~llrilisb Caplare A
Neighborhood ef Pezieres
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W N
The town of Persian.
tria was bombarded ~
idestroyers on July It.
damage of note -- ~
the tower of a pub
.wasstrucknaystheh ....
igarian Admiraltiyurem
Ravenna, taly, ,
VI. A. f. Campbell and ""21... Mum" I . ,,
Campbell Stabbed t. '9.“ i which returned “My.
m SW‘ S “Three “In!!! J "
freads the sumac “N .
town of Ramofora ,
in
K0. Jul l".—Rev. W. A. F‘.
70’ 3" c‘dmonOdeamorningof‘, r_
missionaries were stabbed to death W" m .
e
damaged. There was”
According to the police accounts. a. “In thg mm! A ,.
‘ Ravenna and the battled”
illni and returned '
in! violent deimtalve
i A withdrawal of my
Mrs. Campbell struggled heroically we“ of Wk- “ ..
succumbing to
nor; nounced by the German
wounds h few hours later. . live today.
At the point of his sword.d ‘26 The entire: 5mm
burglar, the police say. force t a: .
the Cllh: the Dmi‘h mm
VIII.. for New York,
11.. from New York,
A. ali‘. Campbell and rigs. fiscated by the British
or - .. .
the Methodist Church in gilmtrk M113.”
They had been engaged in .
in Japan since she Overseas NM
ay.
Karulzawa is a
Rev. \\
a‘i..
The American .
who‘ assemble Gold Shell- which
and mission ques- off the mouth of m ‘
week, has been a . ‘
. found not to be (is. ,
1y. The cargo is intact.
The British todavjf
German trench in dli
hood 0‘8me
The pant
reported on arrival '
terday that the Bri;
o...
illiiil Stills HER
July 17.—Albert '
TORRINGTON.
Prince, from'whi
the police to cargo mm to ,
still detained at u'
the filingof a bond g
for a fine of some
lastweekbythe --l
g.
Schailer. according to the police.
the
’He can
She was
mailer was art-es ted 'on the Hat-
klll higwife :3
too late that
of shot
the
to
has 1
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