~51 Sub. Wreck Photos leeClose-up Views of Accident
DlVERS TO THE RESCUE . _ .
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T Navy sailors throng the deck of this rescue tug while over the side may be seen the air hose loading to divers below the surface seeklnl
'On the ladder at the end of the small boot my be seen the figure of a diver going below to join the
lost seamen of the submarine 8-51.
In the foreground are the win; and landing pontoon of the seaplane in which Frank Merle, NBA Servic cameraman, rushed
exploring crew.
them New York to the scene of the disaster and brought back these first photographs.
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Four Arrests Are Made
For Alleged A u t o
jf Violations Over the
Week-end
a Four mrests tor allegcd uuto vio-
lotions uete made over the week-
l end. Two of these were on charges
‘ of speeding. one fox reckless driv-
ing. and om {’01 f1iling to stop on an
efficet 5 signal ’1‘ he. costs will come
up for heating be fore Judge Charles
Bates Dunn. this owning at the ses-
sion of the Burton Town Court.
Louis 1‘. Miller. 37, of 460 Beach
.strctt. Arevlene. N. \'., “as teleased
1 oh‘ 3’5 bond on a (barge, of falling
to own \\ hon signalled by Officer An-
0 son. Officer Tinkcr artested Ar-
1"».tl r Sehwmtz, 28. a carpenter. with
"st ress MR. 11‘. D., No. 2. Prospect-
” 1111., and charged him with driving
ti ‘ miles an hour. The same officer
esled David Chisholm. 33, a in-
’o m'. of Mount Vernon, on a. charge
» f Speeding.
g rl-Offleer Standing arrested Laura C.
Vest, 37, a housekeeper. of 39 Pros.
‘ t place, irookiyn. on a charge of
herding. She posted a bond of $50
for appearance this evening,
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~ Thurston L. Bates, 11 New street.
,3. st Norwnlk, and Charles Sicser of
Porter street. New Haven, figur-
' :5 in an auto crash under the Dari-
i ,e railroad bridge yesterday. The
'd wee to the cars owned by the
men was slight and no arrests were
made.
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.Mrs. George A. Velie of Railroad
m’r‘nue and Miss Pauline Gilbert of
the, Pest road left yesterday for n
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VPollev Refrigerating
& Supply Co.
Monroe St. 80. NorwaIk
two weeks' motor trip through On-
tario and Quebec. At Toronto they
will visit relatives of Mrs. Veils.
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Many local people are leaving for
the South now that cool weather is
here. Walter Tyler. Charles Fisher.
and William Walsh of Noroton
Heights. have left for Florida.
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Captain and Mrs. Gypsey Put Smith
have left for the West for the win-
ter months. They spent the summer
at the Tokeneke Inn. Mrs. Smith is
the daughter of Mrs. Richard TJader
of Darien.
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Walter Osborn of Mansfield sve-
nue has returned from a. week’s va-
cation and is back at his work at
the newspaper store of George Yellow
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.lohn Tnintor Foote. the well
known author. will leave for Europe
within a few weeks. He was in Da-
rien at. his home last wreck after
spending several months at Beaver-
kill, N. Y.
C d O
Peter Shund has the contract. for a
dwelling house which is being erect-
ed for W. K. Huggier. opposite the
telephone office on Sedgcwick ave-
nue.
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Anne A. Mchiin of (lid King's
Highway is new in Mobile, Ala.
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Fred H. Smith. former postmaster
of Barton, is progressing well at the
Bridgeport Hospital and will be dis-
charged within the. next two weeks.
He was taken to that institution five
weeks ago suffering from a broken'
nose, 9. broken foot and minor in-
Juries sustained when a scaffolding
fell on him while he was at work
as :1 carpenter.
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Mrs. Kntn Stone of 'l‘okeneke has
returned to her winter home in
Yonkers.
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Next Friday evening the Method-
lst Episcopal Church and the Con-
gregational Church will Join in a
‘group attendance at the New Cru-
'sude Tabernacle. Norwalk.
0 O I
Mr. Percy Benjamin will lead the
Epworth League meeting tomorrow
night at the M. B. ghurch. . .A cabi-
net meeting is to be held this even-
ing in the parsonage.
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The mid-week service at the Con-
gregational Church on Wednesday
evening will take up the second
Beatitude. »
POETS IN VAUDEVILLE.
PARIS. .Sept. 28.-—The Champs
Elysees Music Hall here has begun
a series of performances by three
distinguished French poets. The
mom appear in readings from their
works as a. port of the regular vau-
deville program. Their readings
are going oVer good, it is saith,
314.00
worth of groceries and
dishes tree with each
cabinet sold this
1/ week only.
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The swarm of vessels gathered over the
PEARL BURlAL 0F PREHISTORIC RACE
New light may be shed on a prehistoflo race that unnamed America
throuch the discoveries of H. C. Shctrone of the Ohio Historical and
Archaelocical Society in excavating a mound near Balnbrtduc, 0. Shelton
found four skeletons which apparently had been buried in robes made
entirely of pearls. The photo shows the piles of pearls around one not.»
too. Indicating the civilization of this prehistoric race. the skulls rested
on copper plates, shreds of a beautiful fabric were found, and one skele-
ton wore' a necklace of big bear tuslts.
SUBMARINES ABOVE
Dalmatians, «W was.
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ff Bl ock Island
AND-.BELOW. , .
barges and virtually every type of vessel available at the navy "shoes at Newport" R. 1., and New London;
Bonn. rushed to the scene of the collision of the submarine 8-51 with the passenger ship City of Rome to take part in the rescue. In this
photograph is shown the divers' barge standing by over the wrecked vessel, whale a sulanarino oi the same type as the lost one lurks in the
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impressively in this photograph made from an airplane by Frank Mata, REA staff cameraman. The dis-
abled submarine was located in 125 feet of water beneath the spot market! by a cross.
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HARTFORD, Sept. 28.-—Charges
concerning the conduct of state's
Attorney A. A. Ailing of New Haven
county in "entering places where it
is public knowledge that liquor is
sold," have been made to the judges
of the Superior court by the Public
Welfare association of New Haven.
The association is composed entirely
of women and its officers are Mrs.
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STEAMER THAT RAMMED SUBMARINE
Here is the steamer City of Rome, of the Ocean Steamship Co., which rammed the submarine 5-51
thirteen miles east of Block Island. R. 1.. and sent it to the bottom. Captain lllchl of the steamer was
Sarah Devlin, presidetn; Mrs. Al-
ice Colvin, vice president; Gertrude
Ssrlcs. treasurer and Miss Ander-
son. secretary. All are from new
Haven.
Chief Justice George W. Wheeler
declined to comment on the matter
today saying “as 11 matter of busl-
has. it would probably be taken up
at some regular meeting or the
Judges." He” refused to comment on
the character of the charges.
State's Attorney Ailing character-
ised the charges as an attempt to
discredit his work during the Maori.
trial and an attempt to injure him
by "persons whose cot-us have been
stopped on once or twice."
"I will not signify b1-
statement," he said.
fare stuff is bunk.”
a public
"but this wel-
he added are in the employ of some-
body closely
submarine s.“ in m. 0M am“: Block Island 1. 31,0" able to save only three of the submarine's crew before it laundered. The City of Rome operates in freight
and passenger traffic between Boston and Savannah.
Charleston, Mass, with the three survivors of the tragedy.
This picture was taken as it was about to dock at
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The people back of the movement
—-Advertise in The Sentinel for
connected with the the best. results. '
Maori trial. ‘ .1
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Hamburger Steak 18c lb.
ShoulderSteak................... 20clb.
VealCutlets 42clb..
CalvesLiver 40c.lb.
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$14.00
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dishes free with each
cabinet sold this
week only.
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