RWALK-Si .
ME PAPER
, Assent
GE mums,
;
Entered.“ theSouth Wm
Office at second on
i m flan
m
‘: um, SLASH lflROAT, W1 :1
R, Dlis IN A w mm s
:. n Despondent and Told Undertaker Gaming
. as Afraid Someone “Would Get ‘ Him”_--—Dced‘
"mitted on Cedar Stre
. t._
'd by the belief that someone
git to “beat him up,” as he
' to Frederick H. Gaming, a
fember of the South Norwalls
’ Moose, George Collins, aged
comes from Brushy, Hill
'Ianbury_ and who was employ~
e Crofnt & Knapp company as
u. . committed suicide on Cedar
If an early hour this morning,
”hing his throat. ‘
‘5, who had been living at the
tel, had been Very despondent
1 past few days and while tall
r lodge business with Mr. Ga-
st evening, at the latter‘s
remarked that ho was afraid
meone would get him." N.
j attempted to cheer him up
llins left early in the evening.
.uext heard of him was When he
,4 the home of "Humphrey Col-
Ferris avenue, where he was
3 for the night. He left the
about midnight, however, cry
‘ “‘"we ;:1 alter me." James
son of Humphrey Collins, at-
. to restrain the man and
1111 go to bed again. He ran
be house, and while James Col-
as getting dressed to follow
1 3;.
at About 12 o’Clock Last
. ‘\
him, he having been in bed, the man
ran down the turnpike until he reach-
ed 81 Cedar street, the home of Er-
nest Zahn. Here. while residents who
.had been aroused by his cries, watch-
ied. in horror, [Colllnb took an olden
islnoned raz'or imm his pocket
drew it across his throat.
Clapping a handkerchief to the
bleeding wound. Collins turned and
ran down the street and into the yard
of 77 Gear street, where there is a
double'house, occupied by Mrs. Sarah
Resenfield and Nathan Zalinsky. As
he turned into the yard he dropped
and when the residents reached him
the, was dead.
David Tavlin, who lives at 75 Cedar
street, in the meantime had telephon-
ed the police that a man had cut his
throat and Patrolmen Sammis and
Reynolds hurried to the scene in an
automobile. “’hen the olficers reached
the scene they found that the man
was dead.
Dr. Samuel ll. Huntington. medical
examinergwas notified and ., examined
the body. It was removed to the fu-
neral parlors of Frederick H. Ganung,
( Continued on page Five)
lAlE-Z, 11mm.
lilifllllillflfl
'~ 'nment Strong Enough
at to Fear Peril Fromv
n. Says Minister—Led
'2: Leon Revoltf-Cath-
Party Nominated Al-
: Dominguez Candi-
' e for President.
.3.)
Ctr ’, July 2i.-Gen.
former candidate for
,1 (stem: 5‘. charged with being
use; of the abortive revelation
1 State of 'Nuevo Leon, has been
' set free by order ,0!“
‘Z’Jar Minister. as no
ransom mg a peril to the ad-
ration, according to an official
_ cement. ‘
- (ex: 0:" the: order for Gen. Gon-
leleise says:
fen-mg to your (Gen Trevino's
age that the conrtmartia} had de~
.. Patna Gonzalez guilty of incit-
. rebellion; Since the govern-
crmsiders itself sufficiently
, being supported by public
0:: with regard, to integrity of its
" , and does not fear that
al v. will continue to be a peril
e stability or; its administration.
xvii, therefore set him absoluely
(Continued on Page Eight.)
H1 Worth of Liquor
‘ Is Selzed at Greenwich
‘r‘fiGEPORT, July Zl.—~Flve men
‘ automobiles seized by Federal
wmmnlim ~
- Binomial
Former Ohio Congressman
Elected to Succeed Homer
Cummings as National
Committeeman.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 21.—-—The
Democrats‘xnmpaigt: craft was under
nearly full sail today will: what Gov-
ernor Cox characterizes as a new
“captain”——Gcorge H. “’hite, the new
chairman of the National committee
former Ohio Congressman and assist-
ant manager of the Cox canrention
campaign, was elected yesterday: suc-
ceeding Homer S, Cummings, of Con-
neciicut.
Dates for the notification of Gov-
erncr Cox and Franklin D} Roosevelt.
have been set tentatively for Aug. 7
and 9. respectively. ' . -
Traveling itinerarios of both candi—
dates are being planned to begin im-
mediately after the notifications.
Campaign policies are becoming
chrysialized as a result ”of the Nation-
31 committee's meeting and‘Governor
Cons address. in which he charged
the Republicans with raising a cam-
paign fund “sufficient to stagger the
sensibilities of the nation.” '
BRYAN PAVIIREE
itinn officers at Greenwich, ear»
ldP’y. were held for a hearing be
the Uni‘ d States Commissioner.
later. today; .Those arrested;
Will A Bondsman: of 3118'
hose. skeet. New Redford, Mass;
ph Samuelson, of 30 .W‘elcome
1. New Redford. and in a second
Tony Sgarlatte. of 82 East Leno}:
bury. lass: and John
‘ am, of Medi‘ord,
E van “'25 with _ .hér
w permitted to go.
{ith the Dondavans
on cans of alcohol,
car one hundred
$61-$83? gr? I; . Do‘ndavan
- his own herd and. the other men
' to furnish $580 each, '
“on
. E“
' to any
.Llff'COLN. Nth. July 21;———The Pro-
hibition Party opened its thirteenth
5 annual convention here today prepared
to give over much of three day' and
night sessions ‘To inhilatinn over the
dow’xfall of John Barleycorn,
Indications were that such matter".
as nominees and platiomv Planks
would wait two days on the jubilee-
The onenire session however.
found the delegate: almost unanimous.
ly in favor of Vl’illiam Jennings Bryan
divided as to Whether the. convention
should nominate him.
Bryan’s friends here, who claim to
be speaking for him, firmly reiterate
Drei‘iOns statements that he will not
accept the nomination, will no“ rain
ticket and feels that the party
should not name anvcandidates, can:
n ‘y-Ti-olley
Situation Unchanged
V'IUGEPORT, July 22,—The jit-
, rolley situation showed no.
7""? today. The briefs in the in-
fgm proceedings are to be filed by
"a letter of Presidem Sierra of
‘ oaznecticnt; effomnsnv to Mayor C
"linen ye erday: receified consid
‘ on today in "dew or the
fume in it that service could
, ‘e next Monday should, the new or-
anon be without effect and the
enable to regain-3 the jitney trail
‘ le attentz
-
Public Meetings : -.
Allowed. in Cork"
, 3R1: July 21.~A sensation was
' - here today, when Major‘Géner- 3
Stuck and. commander ‘ i 'L
‘ = d. issued a precinm
. . ; meetings.» assemblies
clans within a dressers
301'}: general“ trofli
fiig its activities instead to local Cam-
paigns. ’ - . '
Groups of delegates planned to try
to have Bryan nominated unanimous-
lv regardless of his own views. There
223 was a movement to prevent his
nomination on the ground that he
should at be placed in an embarrasv
sing position. Nominations are not
scheduled until Friday. ' .
ITALIANS. FIRE ,
, * ONALBANIANS
LONDON. July 21;;4Fighting in Av-
lona. Albania is reported in a London
,‘ es dispatch sfr‘om Milan. 1mm
war hips and coast artillery bombard-
ed the Albanian positions which; 133-
plied with‘rifle fire, * " ‘
army; has ‘ a wired
M dna.’ aim
and.
and campaign manafier. "Mr. “mite. a:
El PlifllllllllflNlSlS ’
asrtheir presidential nominee and ret-
‘Mnfler; ' «
During the Past. Week 11‘
Members of’ the Royal
Irish Constabulary Hav
Been Killed.
TBWNzllFlUAM’ ’
° V l3 “HIKE“
Fifty Armed Men Ambush
and Kill Two More Con-
stables. ‘
DON'DON. July 21.7—The Sinn Fein
and the British Government are pre-
pared to discuss, it they are not
already discussing. a basis of possible
settlement of the Irish question, ac-
cording to a dispatch fromthé Daily
Mail's Dublin correspondent.
Both Sinn Fein and Labor leaders
in Dublin are busy, adds the corres-
pondent. and important statements
are expected to be made in tomor‘
row's debate in t,he”House of Com
mons.
The alarming increase of violence
in Ireland, the correspondent says is
frightening the responlsble leaders of
the Irish Republican Party. many of
whom appear inclined to listen to
any generous oifer from Downing
street. 'But it is oderstood the Home
Rule bill now being considered by
Parliament must first be shelved be»
fore the leaders will enter negotia>
fions.
Eleven members of the Royal Irish
Constatulary have been shot dead in
the last week. Three courthouses
have been burned in the same period
in North Dongal in order to, prevent
the trial of Joseph O'Doherjy, Sinn
Fein Member of Parliament, who is
charged with soliciting subscriptions
for the irish Parliament.
Constables rf‘arrey and Burke were
shot dead at. Tnam, County Galway.
yesterday, by a part}: of fifty armed-
n’zen, who blocked the road-with tells
ed trees and waited in ambush until
the Consabi’es' automobile appeared.
The police and military became ac-
tive shortly afterward, and it is alleg-
ed they sacked the town. shooting in-
set afire and thess'town hall was
Wrecked. , . '
The Nationalist neflnapers. of Bob
31in announce that the Right Rev. Wil-'
{Ham timid. Catholic bishop of Ferns.
County \‘l-‘oxford, has prohibited tlg
clergy of his diocese from particioat-
in in Sinn Fein arguments n courts.
and has refused to allow them to en—
nounce collectons in aid or the rails
waymen who are striking against car'-
rying'munitions, says a dispatch to
the London Times. ,
The newspaners add that
Codd is thefirst prelate indeed
first priest, to take such action.
AT liflli Bull!!!
244 Vesselfilompleted Since
the War Started and Yard
>Will Be“ Turned Over to
the Government.
PHILADELPHIA. July ill—Ho: ls—
,lnnd today planned to establish a new
world’s launching record. sending sev-
en‘ZRES-ton’ steel cargo carriers. the
last on the trays ~ at the big plant,
overheard withn fiftyminntes; ’
Bis-hop
the
Vaba. Miss Hanna B. Gillespié.“Phil-
adelphia; Manat‘éwans'. Miss Nancy
Shoemaker, Devon. Pa; f Cambodia,
Miss. Irma Benzinz. Chicago: Bibbeo.
Mrs. H. F. Kraft. Annabelle. Md,
daughter oi" Rear Admiral Benson?
Argosy, Mrs. George, J. Baldwin. J13.
He-ndersonville, N. (3.: 1'35; C. Brush.
Miss Sarah Levy. New York: Cedar-
linrst. Mrs. .eGorge ‘W. 'Edmunds. Phil-
adelphia. . - , >
The'yard was damn open to the
public andspecial trains. trolley cars
and excursion steamers limdglitmzmy
spectators. National, state and city
. ‘ (continued on page Six)
Robbers Make Rich
: Haul in Fairfield
.FAIRyFIELD. July 21.-Dm‘ing. bur—
glar: who made. {our successful vests
inthe center of thereon during’thre
night, were the “talker the «ion? tn-
day. 1No trace or them : non? ,
found today hyrDeruty Sizer?!
and H. Gould " 'r «Constable H. , , <
wood.’ 3,". 3335
‘3
, HGeneral ,Tflomese, of, the Italian _
moan Giovanni do
t0. 23.041888 war-showy Bflfldings were» :_. ’
The ships and their eornsers‘ were: . . , .
occasrons, braved. the dang-9.0m; surf thughdhére were many wimpsseg
at Seabrigm to aid in the rescue oi 9.
rumimt;utl£$ 1N -
1 JERSEY Blll’illli
medians nausea in '33
HARTFORD. July 21.
#99119! to Winery”!
“.th WOW 5m 3,
19,. Where enlist-nun ‘
stand with regard to a‘ a
ofthe Connecticut film-g .
Ty outrage - have @9131!
rage ‘headquarten *
. from four Replblicans
crat. with m'ot'the
voring, a. special" easel
Republicans } assert ti} 2::
woman collage. yet
or Holcomb’s course rat
a special session.
David E; Fitzgerald, _‘
Haven. and Chairman ’5'
n- “ n 26
Judge otProhnte “John "
New Haven, and Senator
lull. ’1' “ton, the in *4
licans, flavor an emerge
John M. Wadhams, of '1‘
Judge ‘Doald ’1‘. Warner.
express themselves as "
special session of the!
the purpose of Incident
tors are the second he ,
ceived at suffrage neadq ’
DIX to the queries sent
Licentiiovernor Clifford
Bridgeport; 'Representa ,
Merritt" of Stamford; Bu
of Salisbury Republicans.
Hubbard, or Mddletown.
Charles D. Lockwood; 0%
Democrats. sent favors?)
June. ,
Judge E’arner gays in
favorable replies: that he
the governor-ships «“113 ’
candidate tenth“ omce .
illusions 0n the. salaries: of
nation and do not consider
mv views: trot’xzmsnch Si
or no consequence wile '
I have for a long time
of female sufl’rage and 1
tion of the federal amend - 32mm
frankly say that, I do not think the
existing situation» consult: ' ‘ ~
ial emergency contemplated shy» our
state constitution.” ,
EAHMP
n
- . no
, nomi-
' lino.
, are
Well-Know:
, Along the
Atlantic Coast. . -
taln Andrew Jackson Apnlegnte abroad
Shamrock 1V. to direct Captain Burs
ion in tide and wind, did not'achjeve
fame for the first't‘nne. did not achieve
ped aboard the challenger.
Following the sea along the Atlantic
coast from Maine to Florida-for titty
Years, he came into prominence in
.1908. when he dared a sun! from which»
coast guards turned. and reseoed two
men and a wman stranded in a launch
in a gale or: or Seabrignt. For htis he
received the Carnegiefiledal.
A heavy northeastez‘ was blowing
when the stranded launch was eight-
ed. motor broken down and anchor
lost. None could be fennel who would
brave the sun” until Captria Apple:
gate and his son, Howard. came. along.
drove through the surf and within an
hour pulled alongside-‘ the helpless
emit three miles ofi shore.
Taking the stranded lrioabroad,
they were unable to land on the beach,
and had to ‘make the nine-mile run
around Sandy Hook and through the
Horseshoe” to the Shrevrsbry River,
where they
safely. , , .
Captainopnlegate also has {n of}: :r
local fisherman, but these acts or
heroism went, unheralded except for
the grateful thanks of comrades and
townsfolk. , . ' m
His counsel regarding tides and",
winds has often been sought 2:
‘2
3
am anthority on such condizions.
' IoonStartszlaze. '
:V'Ir‘rapned in then , dine at'isli’fSnm'
mil. " avenue, 1 Jersey," Sits}, “ lest ” night.
~131- ‘a. laurel
intended into the night. At the close.
} Mei-hood of mutiny Trauma.
implanted
, mira- l
.NfllfllflNllEN m *
> ”All“ ESE—APE
SEABRIGHT. N41. 3111:? 217433.11. '
Father and son maned their high
powered sea Shift of the open ts'pe.‘
landed their pessengers 3‘
. a
f .
fellow fishermen as he is regardedas .
" él’riend of the.
’1
«logo» . , " ' .3
h” ' < “ ' ‘ ' ' /
Yesterday‘s group consciences ex-
... _ Lee. grand president of, the
, " tut. no immediate eta-Ike
m in nrospcct. 7 *
’ “more will she no illegal, outlaw.
rebel, sporadic ura'imnmdlutt railroad
strike.” he said. Whether the tail-
road We award is accepted or re-
" ’ union action wilting con—
3
When the grand council met today.
four course: of action were under
consideration: - { i
{Contained on page Pain 3
' Exoress Train Crashes In-
to It.
Howard Seileck and Charles Paton
son, of Newton Heights. came near
'meeting with instant death, near the
Barton railroad station. at 11:39
o'clock last night. in their Ford car.
in which they were accompanied by
two men.- Selleck was driving and it
'is repo that he was in a very irre
mnsible condition.
,Driving on the incline at the east-
bound station and proceeding past the
same, Seller}; drove just past the plat-
form towards the ditch alongside the
railroad track It is supposed that
*lw mm: 2"? out of tile oar inst as
train No. 93, an eastbound express,
came crashing along. The car was
struck and. completely demolished.
The engineer of. the train annliod *im
brakes, and stopped when the Post
F0211 hfiaafi we: vfi—‘rv‘lrnfl, T31.“ :rpin.
men cult= an investigation and noted
the facts in the ease. The engineer
stoned “that no one W's-<1 *- q“. wu-
ixlwn in sand: it. The wreckage has
canned considerable interest in how
jinn teller. owl was not removed until
' about “ noon~time.
gallon“ could not be located today.
it being‘remried that licked not an
neared fit/his heme since the accident.
Grand Juror William “’ilmot: has
not. yet brought proceedings against
Waller-k. the driver of the car, al-
3
5
w Sellev‘sk was very much intoxicat—
ed; ’
. Liter sounding 0f
w x l . _, ,,
Abandoned Jns Before.
"it. me nu»?
m “
m. x we Fm
" T ' amour-wary signal
11 £0 tor, a start 11 1
$82k it ”animated girls; Init—
The meant: signal
12:55. when both moons
louder hey at. mi Wed laeliei
Nucleation. designer
7W ' that
’Jne‘vonid not
maimed
Charles E.
Shnmrock It, said _
lute won today“ .3 race
that. the next Wimbem
til Friday. so .
tut; challenger. drydocked and he;- an,
' "1 ed.
flex-ind? roan the starting gist-5
, t 1 p. in..- mm created, .3; .
33932 and ’Rmntsedat 1:69:33}; of; >
‘ 1! tree . away . .
clal time. an their ”allfli
1 tours will
{if ABEEPTAN‘CE
= BllEl‘flllllllB »
League l~ld*«1’zi.t.io:;s3 .
the senator’s mine
that he would
difference oi
_. moo which threatened a split at
Chicago. it was the speech that would
be particularly militant in its opposi-
tion to the Ellisonpolicics. to which
the Republican nominee regards the
ncmrcrafic candidates as pledged un-
reservedly.
ill!
’Wilson and the
Those who know
expresed confidence
Republlwn
i
attestation; _
fillNlllll mm-
in connoctionwith the overlies ran
ration, alteration and the znsmlaa
tin: of wamr power in the Lnnnsbnff-
Bins-ill mills in W'inninank. it is in.
temszing it) sole that Ralph C. Macy.
of '35 Seatiew avenge. _
the Third District monicipnl electric
fan? connected with the firm of
L t. m.
the
Entering and Aynmisal (19., of.
its gilt avenue. New York city, the
firm basing the work in charge.
This firm on: awarded the of:
tract. for the remode‘ing and insea‘
lotion of the water power system, as
well as ”the layingbnt of all new;-
pertaining to the water power system.
This firm of engineers are wed known
in the engineering world, each men)~
be: of the firm having had a broad ex-
perience in all branches of civil, me
nrv‘!
Windmill. 4
institution
, NEW YGRK. 51:3? '21.,—-§lrwin 23ng
' doll. younger 'halilirrw’ int-over
(Elev and Res-grind.
item at: Ehflefllfiifii home about two
we r euro andolnon ”so" has been
" , gist on chanson? draft evasion, to
.idev surrendered at Governors island.
"7 With Bergdoli carbonated Judge,
James a“ Philadelphia. #5.
._ . Bearded kinds. who
unset: is nude? indictment in con-
3
a
who ' dlsnnneared ~
chanical. and electrical engineering.
, imam imam.
i
.. river of ‘
gm 4‘ "into atree. in: Gm:
ton ”in firearms morning. mung three
new 3 and injuring mot. has been,
glared imam-arreanoendmx 831 tum
ligation contention at lag Coroner
Frcnklin Brown. or Norwich. Tin:
int'ée 'ms who were brought to
{3319' hospital 1111 m5 “staying? swewiwi .
131354 .minsnslgnc- , ‘_
and ammo the cm W
15v. 3
, infiared.
noon
maggmm" ”m M mane
“new
W‘imrmrfl m
was hm 11“ gaining
were jock: Reno lute.
, leggy. At 1:30 both boats were
lowing in the molding the port tack for the
that a start won/lash made-on tag; me k
we e.
if 8830-1 lead to threec. inning of a mile.
. sunny. _
formerly of'
V w Knox-(July. aren‘t” Inning
3‘ ‘ 'm the seven passenger .
_m the limitation.
w W about and followed
Eta-own” " l:
m mum ’ ' m " in -m
' after
on mum jc‘hl'nol Mb at 11:10 rare bolting
' ' Jersey chore. ,
o’clock. The the defender-’8 bow.
It 1:25 Shamrock had a lead of a!
eighth of a mile. and appeared to be
Tourdmot hm
rapidly in a
, ap-
nithonght to windward.
Jersey shore, with Resolute a quarter
:1 mile to windward of Shamrocks
Shamrock had increased her
At 1:40 Shamrock was wellnhead
of Resolute and it. seemed as if she
{glut have could cross the defender‘s bow if she
went about on the starboard tack. It
looked as if elm Would have a margin
of several hundred yards in crossing.
Shamrock with her Seabngln pilot
aw. was evidently holding in snore»
(Continued on mo 31"”
3:
Mm wennma Al
81'. JflSEPll’S
V ., in in 1
~ Jan Lee. one. or 0
7mm; 6 1E 33 Putnam avenue.
on. son of Joseph
Mann. were unit-
. Joseph‘s church.
. “o’clock. Rev. M. L.
omit. N. 3.. an nm
The attendants were: Miss Mm .
Lee sister of the bride, and Samuel
L. émig, a brother-inlay;- oi the bride.
Ushers wre ‘Mart‘ln M. Lee. brother
of the bride, an: Aloyisins Flynn, cow
sin of the bride. _
A wedding breakfast was sm'edbnt
the home of the bride’g mother. to
about 50 of the friends and relative!
of the bridal couple. The house was
prettily decorated with the national
colors. cut flowers and ferns. , .
The bridegroom i an en‘servioe
man. having been a sergeant ajor
in the U. 8, Marine Corps. an, was.
stafinned at the V’im’in Island for sev-
eral yours, ‘ .
The bride was for some little time
an employe ol‘ the R. 8: G. Cor-set
Go. .
The couple left this afternoon
week’s wedding trip to Albany
other points of interest in New
state, Upon their return they
make their temporary- residence
the homes: the bfitli"s mozher.
.A number of friends and relatil'en of
the couple were nresc‘ni’ at the wed-
ding at the church this morning.
Among the guests from out of town.
were Rev. M. ii. ”Reagan. Newark. N.
1.; Matthew J. Flynn. New York
1233’: Miss Lulu F Elulrlaay. flew
York city: Jump F. Heisman and
Miss Margaret Farrell oi Bridgeport;
Mrs. Joanna Snrette mother 0? the
bridal-com, and sister. Mrs. M. C. 13“
cy and family. of Ipswich; Mass.
for a
and
Yo:
will
at
Mowers? ObiEcted To
Waterbury Work
Rumors flew about Norwalk. lad:
night, to the client that trouble was
blowing anon g the mouldere over the
not that me work had been sent to
the Holster foundry by the Higley Mn-
chine‘ com 37. of South Nnrwalk.
which' work“ was mine from therbary
about which there had been union
tron hie. the strikers in Waterbury m
‘ to lo this work.
it was learned by the Sentinel that.
when Hr Meeker learned that the
want 1m? from Waterbnry and that
it w canning We abstention among
the welders he sloped it'eatireiy.
I This. " mini , ‘ 3 when the Meeker
Ionian?" am it owl'saisl that. there,
an: inkling for publication to he said
Norwalk Chronicler