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.EYachts Were Towed out Ab
and Found a Flat Calm, W
SAANDY HOOK. N. 1. July 17.—
W 1th» interest in the international cup
races increased by :Sir Thomas Lipton
. inning the first contest. thousands
more spectators went down the my
radar for the second race.
The. fleet of yachts anchored in
side lhe Hook, was augmented by mo-
1nr cruisers. Ange and gasoline launch-
92, while over head buzzed planes
from. all points of the compass.
_ "l‘odnjv’r.’ conteet was a. triangular
91min starting and finishing at Ann
hose Channel lightship. Thursday’s
man had two fifteen-mile legs. Today
:herc were three legs. each of ten
”1'95. The addition of another turn-
ing point was expected to add interest,
{would the rune develop into a drift-
,EnE: match such as continued Thurs-
day until a broken halyard and graft
11111? the defender Resolute out of the
winning.
Rhamrock IV.. with two more victor-
i a to win if she is to lift the Ameri
re '1»; Cup and Resolute with the duty
of taking three races. both were fit
offer mishaps encouraged the first
day Unlike Resolute. which had to
Almp her sails for a 10W back to the
Hook. Shamrock was able. to sail vic-
~01 1011311; 0in 1 the line despite a weak-
ened bowgprit which forced lowering
of an headsails except her staysail.
Gharles Francis Adams. 2nd. skip.
1191 of the American 51000 was con-
fident of Winning today, barring an-
other accident. C‘npta‘1n!;'lip William P
RARNWAE PRIZES
1.
MRS RREVEY PIES
ARERWARRER
Mayor Donovan in Charge
_ of the Distribution at the
, Norwalk Firemen’ s Fair.
91.111.11- .lzrezniah Donman alter be-
us; gneted by the band with the se-
m Hail to the Chief" as he step-
m 1‘; 1: platform at the (heart last
ighi to present the prizes to the
111m «A in the carnival parade. which
11.. 111;. in conjunction with the fair,
11 Mlmday. made a pretty little
1» 11 h for a. short two minutes and
1,1,. distributed the articles to their
“Film.
silver loving cups of very fine size
nsl beauty were given to the Nor-
malk Lodge. B P. O. 13.; Cockenoe
’ ‘n’be. No. 32, Red Men; Court Cecile,
4o, 195, Daughters of ACastile; Pride
3f Court Narruk Circle, No 801, Com-
unions of the Forest; South Norwalk
’oige of Moose: Court Nmruk No.
18 Foresters of America; Lady Mac-
1 nugmin Lodge. Daughters'of-Scotia:
Atanona Council, No. 31. Degree of
Pocahontas: Lincoln Council, No. 4,
,U. A. M.; Sl. George Paper (30., and
.‘oungs HM Company. while Jack
(Batten. whose little float was judged
1119 host of all in the parade, Was
give-u a small cup. although nicely’fin-
5.41mi as it was thought by the com-
muter.- that it might be something that
pm of unusual workmanship and 1193
Sign while the six girls who walked
in Um front part of the procession
voro all given steriing silver pins,
“ith white stones in them. Fred Fled-
arr‘was given a pair of gold ’13an but-
Mayor Donovan-.10 add to the glory
m fill‘ occasion. presented each prize
‘Wmner with a fulkbook of- chances on
like carnivg car, which is to be given
away on y evening. instead of
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MRRD :- VI l '
, Entered at the m Nomlk Pout
Office a Second cm “all Matter.
out 10 :30 to the Lightship
ith' No Prospect of a Breeze.
TIME or RACE .
‘ IS POSTPONED
SANDY ROCK, N. 5., July 11—-
The second race of 1920 for the.
America’s Cup was postponed at
11: 30 a to. today until late in the
day by order of the regatta com:
mm” .11 Am 3
W
Burton hoped for a good breeze to
enable him to overcome the handicap
of six minutes and forty seconds
which the challenger must give Res-
olute because of greater sail area.
A wind of three knots was blowing
from the northeast at 8 o’clock this
morning.
It was a fickle breeze. Captain
Burton cast a searching eye seaward
from the deck of the Shamrock to ob-
serve prospects.
“The Americans say the British
weather is all samples and no bulk."
he said. “but on Thursday we had rain,
hail squalls. calms and cloudbursts;
Now what have we today?"
The wind guage at Sandy Hook was
bareh doing three knots an hour and
the faint breeze tailed to ruffle the
Jersey gzound swell that was running
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Ant AAAAEAAY
Well-known Norwalk Young
Woman Had Been at Du-
ties in Donnelley’s Store
During the Day.
Mrs Anna Madeline Mulvey, wife
of Vl'illiam Muivey died at her home,
3 Lincoln avenue last night, while in
the act of writing a letter, from an at—
tack of heart trouble which resulted
in her death before aid could be sum-
moned
Mrs Mulvey was apparently in the
best of health yeéterdxy, and perforuh .
ed her usual «111119591 store of James
Donnellv on South Main street. Sham.
ly befme 11 oclock last night she was
attacked by ,heart failure and died
within a few minutes.
Besides her husband she is surviv-
ed by her father and mother. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Heidee. of 5 Lincoln ave-
way. Mrs. Edward Ryan, and the
Misses Helen Elizabeth and Clara
Heidee; and one brother Frank, all of
this city
The funeral will be held on Mon-
day morning from the late home on
4%:
nue; ,five sisters, Mrs. W’illian; Red— '
STAMFORD, July 17.—-!!n.
Lillian Barnum. came here from
Boston today and informed her
brother-index», Ernest Wood, of
150 State street, that the body
exhumed in Lakeview cemetery,
New Canaan, yesterday, was not
hers as Mrs. Wood. her sister, had
claimed;
Mrs. Barnum said nothing about
her absence of four year-3.1101: did
she give her address in Boston.
She had read in Boston newspa-
pers yesterday that the body ex-
humed had been identified by ha
sister and she took a. train for
this city without delay, arriving
hereatZadn. Shereturnedto
Boston at 9 on.
Mr. Wood said that few ques-
tions were asked and little infor-
mation was given by m Barnum
as she and her sister were not
an intimate friendly terms when
the former left here. Hrs. Wood
was out of town on a visit today.:
The Sentinel received a. repeat
this morning from. a very good
source that the Parnuni
woman had returnedto hex-homo
in Stamford late last night. and
1111101 course the bodyinthe
Lakeview cemetery, exhumed yes,—
terday by State Policemen Prank ,
Virelli, was not that of Mrs;
Barnum, as claimed by Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Wood {of 150 State
shit-eel: Stamford.
Although the hair teeth, fore-
head. hands, chin and heighth of
the body corresponded with that
of the Famnm girl thus making
Mrs. Wood more certain it was
her sister, to the Search for choose
which will lead to the identifica-
tion of the remains...
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RAMP RRR . ‘ 1.1.11...
REPRRTS PRRRRESS
Completes Fiscal Year With
.6 1.19!
cousrmmornc‘ my
ers, including a priest; have been
banged by the Nationalists :11 Son-
Many Greeks are being hanged in
other Black Sea ports as repriseis for
the Greek advance.
Ekrexn Bey and Riiatt Bey, Nation-
alist merchants have been arrested,
charged with plotting to kiil the Sul-
tan.
The Emir or Afghanim is work
ing to succeed the Sultan of Turkey
as Commander of the Faithful ac-
cording to reports reaching this city
from Angora. where Pal: Islamic con-
ferences have been in on for sev-
eral months.
This Congress, in which representa-
tives of Afghanistan, Syria, Turkey,
Arabia; India, Persia Azerbaijan. Crl
men. Egypt and Tripoli are taking
part is chiefly concerned with filling
the oflice of Commander of the Faith
fni in such a manner as to unity the
Moslem world.
The Congress apparenfle' «is a con-
01 the Mohammedan world; originaied
by EBVET Pasha, former Turkish Min-
Turk party and fostered by the for-
mer imperial German Government.
and gelatin:
Last evening at the home of Frank
Macoluso.148 South Main street a re-
ception was held in honor of Peter
Francesco Librizzi Capuecino. of Pa]-
ermo Sicily, who is touring the Unit-
ed States on a mission for the Italian
war orphans
Rev Fr Libriui will 198 mass at
St. Joseph‘s church. at 9 093101211 Sun-
day morning July 18. :3“ _ win;
mass he will visit the Ba}
city in an exert to Am; ii
men exist;
111111111 orphans in nary: . "
Rev Fr 111111-th is one or the most
talented speakers in this misison and
is sure to be Welcomql by everyone.
He. is at present staring at the home
of his uncle. G. Libriul, at 399 Kain
avenue, Winnipauk
11:11:19“ 2% P111211: AAAAAAAAAIEAE
Successfully Produced in
Evening by Members of
the Force.
With the close of their fiscal year.
. J, ,
meoln avenue. at 8.00 oclock. and the House of Mayehon completed
Interment will: be in St. Mary’s cem-
etery
l: . could keep and which would grow L
m be worth more to him ,day b'y'day
Thomas Mchillan was given a stick;
' RAH RNRTRER WIFE
Brooklyn Woman Writes for
Description of Stonington
Murderer. . '
‘ NEW IDNDON. July 17.—-«—+Bemard
Emma” evening the WWI” paying 0. Geissler,cl1aul!_eur, who shot and
1'6 the tickets himself
Ronda}! night the carnival will hold
killed Mrs. Arthur. de Cordova and
then shot himself,” may ,have been
ll last night, cf- existence_ The rain .
married at lelst on bet
2;)? the wind have kept them idle the present Mrs Ggiessler?r:h!:§1eu§:
6e nights and they plan againSt married in 1917. Several alfairs with
their wishes according to Charles H.
women have been credited to him
‘1" lworth to hold the affair next Meir but the following letter. received to
IR '1 y night. \
Chevrolet Auto
I
his @hevrolet car set the to the insu-
lation of the car as it lay in the gar-
agr- of John Hudah 47 Benton Street
Shortly after 9 o’clock last night, and
did quite a little damage before it was
exflnguished. 1 -
S Box 23 was rung in and the Central
w'tation apparatus responded They
$11on directed down Ely avenue when.
111112 reached the box and, finding
0 hing. were on their way back
when some one directed them as to
My a ter he had put his car up for
133;? garage and had extinguished the
through William 0 MdLean. Inc.
M
BAD-11.3. WHISKEV mos '
TORONTO,” ~10an 3n!
.1 5'1! fig
3 5.an than the atroéiojas.” duality OI
mefican whiskey. sent to Scotland-
duriug the "m1- sickened,
day by Captain of Police Charles A.
Pinney points strong suspicwn to
such a possibility:
“Dear'Sir-can you please give me
Badly Damaged P “$31.23.. of M59 Greissler in thin.
n rageyof Ede rdovas‘! M hus—
tossed wires from the battery of hand has been mis‘sing for in: raw
(Continued on Page Eight.)
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WASHINGRZON, July 1Rr~WJlole-
h “'9 the fire was. Hudak. wh
1 ed Smoke 0 “9' Sale tlieft‘s of automobiles in which"
coming from the garage were involved dealers and chauifeurs
1. 1]ng had and a gang of New York thieVes have
taken the car outside been brought to Right;-
Washington detectives have Racine-d
‘lze when th
.. mm The 103: $332.;me his bills of sale which they any show that:
= m‘ at least 115 1111111910911 5 reported in,
Davs' FlGH'T m scbfuuio ,
Scotsman or lidiim’ 9111133
363 and the .
ARR} TIREVES
.f 9
rom St. Josephs church at 9 OCROCIL théil’ profit distribution p‘an announc.
ed just a year ago. by which allem
ployes of thé company who have loy-
ally served the business, 'have partici-
pated during the past year in the pro-
fits of the concern With this distri-
butlou made on Edda) afternoon it
was announced that a total of or“
$2 009 has been given out during the
year
At the clase of business Friday a
meeting was held in the attractive as-
sembly room. at the companv’s plant,
to which all members of the force
were invited including members of
the sales department. who came up
from Ne w York especially to be pres-
ent on this occasion. Tb open the
meeting a letter addressed to Mr.
Mayehofl.’ personally, was 1191111 by a
member of a couimittee on behalf of
ally to the organization and its ideals
and a feeling of personal grafltnre to
Mr. Mayeholf were emphasized in the
letter; In addition, the employes
pledged themselves to even move her-
monious and serficeable activity for
the coming year and assured the
members of the firm of ‘thei determin-
ation to prove themselves still better
workers and producers {or the «zoom
pan‘y’s welfare- Mr. Mayehofl ac-
knwledged the letter with a few
words of deep feeling fdr the ogod will
of the heads of the departments and
other employee
[11 the evening 1119 members of the
force gave a production of the inn-51-
cal Operetta “Sylvia.” to the um}
footed delight of an audience .of fellow
workers and friends that filled theas:
’semhly room to capacity, many even
being obliged to stand The 19min:
part8 Were: Sylvia Miss Alice Eart-
{he employee A sincere 59:139. of lay-en ,
expressed Other speakers were some 7
Entrance Forced :1! Absence
. of the Occupants and
Property of Much Value
Stolen.
Thieves entered the house of George
sometime during the night of 31111: to
and stole several hundred dollars
worth of jeweirv and miscellaneous
articles, the property of the owner of
the house, and of domestics employ-
ed there.
Several such burglaries have been
omcials within the last few weeks.
For the most part they have been
committed on Saturday nights. when
moat of the occupants or the house:-
were at them-tea or dint-es. Proper-
ty of considerable value has been 3101
from many of the houses.
gnomes:- Palmer is making investiga-
tion and it is thought to be the work
been omit-ed by on- Petticoat for in-
formation leading to the arrest 11nd
cert-r: of the stolen pmpc'iy
(Continued on Pizza Edging
Finishes Report of
Widows’ Pension Fund
*--——r
In? finished today tbé cremation of
his. first annual repe: 1.. Eur in; the
yes:- there were 48? 39111112111935 for '
aid and 31’} were approved- may; . .’
{our applications; at first approved .4?
were afterwards disc-manned were ,
were 111 91.111119111141113 1‘93
well: Be‘fiv Rm. Rose Garvig; Sir ting
Bertram Delaney George_ Poogr;
.1 New Canaan
Murder V tun Alive
scented Press) ~Twelve reek lead
guldnk, on the Black Sea coast. aboutL
150 miles east of Constantinople:
tinuation of the plan for consolidation ,
ister of War and leader of the Young
Was Honored Las ‘E‘Evemng; "I
by Many Itahananends-
‘ 1.115. Ernest P Barnum. of Stanford a former Broad River girl whose
sister Mrs Ernest Wood of Stamford. yésterday, identified the body of the
mysterious victim of murder found over a year ago in Button Bush Swamp,
New Canaan. an that of Mrs. Parnum. On the left of the picture is George
step-father of the girl and on the right. George Hankee failed 1” 8158f? “it” l”Wit“ "PW‘SIIEDEI'B.
formerly of Waterbury with whom 3519.me cloned from Stamiord in?
19191111111112 deserted a wife and several children in Waterbury. '
2.909,.999 Tons of (30319
R 9* Germany with its incalculablepo. .
Month Delivered to the
Allies Appears to be To.
Great 3 Task.
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TREW lNRERNlTlES
‘ Allied Gavel-mutants to As-
sist Germany in Floating
Loan 3.
BERLIN. July 17.——lndignnnt pro-
test against the action of the German
delegates in agreeing to the allied do-
mnd at the Spa Conference that Gar.
many deliver to the allies 9.909.999
tons of coal before Oct. 15 is voiced
"in-a manifesto published here by the '
[dengue of Independent Trade Union,
representing 2.009, 990 workers
The manifesto declares the' agree-
ment was an “attempt to subject Gare
man workers to permanent servitude
' to fox-elm capitalistic interests." Na—
tion—wide unemployment as a resultof
the agreement is feared by the league.
The Kmuz Zeitung, organ of thy
Pan Germans. says:
“Germany has again accepted term
The Wang: 9: ti: 1 d ad
,1 can e 11 one -
191119 Boom approves the agree-
.Ou one hand there was lamina
iitimi and economic consequences.
and on the other a reduction by 8 per
cent. of the coal supply to German.
consumers. with the poseihilits how-
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Youths Between 16 and 29
WASHINGTON. July 17.—-Summer
sound: {for the training of youths
thagesofls maze years
were upended today at the Hampton
_ Road“: and Great Lakes Naval T111111-
in: stations ~
schools were received at the naval
recruiting stations. and the
mints“ were required to pass 111 or-
9998031 RRUSE
Skirollment
dime-y qualifications for enlistment in
Provision for these schools
made in the last annual appropriating
uire
Pentecost, Tokeneke Park. Bergen l Those attending are red
(manned on Page Eight-l
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Wife of Pronu'nent Attorney
May Run on Third Party
Ticket. ~
HARTFOR. July Fir-Mrs M Toe—
oau Bennett, mentioned as a possible
candidate or the new national labor
par-iv for vice president is the wife
of a prominent Hailfntd attorney and
related to some of toe best known
of the old Mord imilies. fie:-
busband is a son of the former 11ml
dent of the Scottish Union and Na-
' tioual insurance company of this city.
She is a oieter of pmecutm‘ George
Dav of 1311.33111014 {1113, noun.
Bennett has taken a prominmi W
111 111i! suffrage movement and up to a
few ears ago was one 01" the groin—
P 1' ; ;
reported to the Dalian and Nanak;
members of a picnic
any on one of the Nonnik islands,
one any 191; week. 112.11 a narrow es—
me {massing
been in mm on the eandbar oi!
the Knob c1219. when a daughter of
8:. and. its John :Novotnik. of Oxu
11nd: m deified with a cramp.
Fer cries for help were answemd by
W girl. and, in the utmggle. both
m That we eventually
,- lrescued, but later another girl in the.
Rpm-t: was taken with a may in her
, arm and she nearly drowned berm
. help arrived. The older mum of
‘ ,. party fill: Contractor
ngvary and other! who”
were mung nearby; rolled the W
inevictuns and their men:
or some Darien talent. A reward has i
conviction of 1119 thieves. or the 3"“;
Stephen J.
RAB’i'FORD,; July 1? ~3on O .
Enron, agent of the Widows Pension.
' inlént sufirnge advocates in New Eng
land.
Her liberal tendencieu caused her
P‘to sever active connection with the
Ctnneciicut Woman Sum-age nego-
tuition She became indentiiled with
the National Woman’s party.
' she became entire as an advoelto of
‘laboring men and women Shé de-
fended the local telephone operate 1-:
in 1118?? 121391; to vex-1111mm and took
Mimi 1:93:39 fl iise local W «at
gar-mew workers about a year $0.1!!!
helping {hens in «in their struggle.
81.9 has been one o‘ the feminine
leader 3 in the antic-mm for the u-
11:11:11 Labor parts
'Wasnfi Tomb. Verdict.
Boy Awarded 33699
NEW YORK. Jul—“u; new $1:
GuamouadtheauamlMM-
dationtorprinflngmpiminn
“MW,
1
1111111. tome are or volition. sworn
ever, of remaining master in one'u
house.”
i rams. July 17.—-—The 1...-.. a”.
ma Conference at Spa seems to have
"The conference " remarks St.
Price in the Journal, “wandered from
the path to 1111le results which is not
the but of the regrets which it
{cures behind it.”
' THEM» are:
“999 m em can be mid is that
the ultufiim remains confused all. '
disquieting.“
l Indemnifies received by the allies
from Austria Hunzary and Bulgaria
(continued on Page night.)
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AAvEs $43,000 um '
Vermont Doctor Captures
M an Found in Home. ,
8% Vi“ July 17 ~«Securitiel
move It M33999 were recovered from
”M burglar early yesterday i!-
u: M 1. Abbott had discovered
the min ha home and named him
to the rear 0! the house. They graph
mmwmm an officer a!»
rival! in response to the physiciauu
coils for assistance
1 m ill“! gene him name an Frank
and mi} ire came here [your
My, N Y
m seem-1m were found in “Win
Inn's pockets. but tonight the identi-
b or the more had not been learn»
ed. Jewelry a camera and a sum or
may whim were collected in the
”W m «111.1 pineal in a hand
tic. m Mi! 911W; “’5th: in
m not having time to talk.
111nm m.
m Jay 17. 4912111911 and
W of the «me tor the n:-
on! mm finned June 89 were:
m 317.981.818.109; expenditures.
813.28.591.99, an execs: of expendi-
his war receipts of 81.784 988 81 m-
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