At idiopaiace confidence is felt that
the great .body of rebels who have
been carried away with the idea that
they were to haves conspicuous part
In the-overthrow of the Palms admin-
istration will seise the present oppor-
tunity to; return to lawful pursuits ra-
.ther'than ieopardlsetheir. liberty by
rther supporting what‘ the govern
ment characterizes as a hopeless case.
v: Senator Dols. the Moderate leader.
‘ following his conference with Presl-
dcnt Pal ’_ . declared’early today that
with'thejxception of Pine Guerra all
the insurgents leaders were prepared
to dishand their men if assured of im-.
munity. Guerra is not to be reckoned
if seemingly reliable reports
can be credited he has with him a for
midable body at men. but his recent
inactivity leaves .the impression that
he desires rather to make a display of
force than to do any serious fighting.
ills earlier promises to capture Pinar
del Rio and then to march upon Have
na, followed by a period of inactivity.
has apparently injured his prestige
among the insurgents and sympathi‘
zers. whohad expected him to make
a bold dash against the government‘s
President Palmo’s
sions of yesterday have made a good
impression, particularly among the
business men who interests are seri-
ously threatened by the disturbed con-
dition of affairs. ‘
President Palms’s son is now in the
army. and his daughter has become an
army nurse. These enlistments have
also mode a good effect.
investigation showa that the state-
.ment made by Senator Dois, a leader
of the Moderate party. at the conclu-
sion of a conference with President
t. tothe effect that
"Ihliirsent leaders
‘ except Pine Guerra.
had signified their willingness to dis-
band their men it all were positively
guaranteed (Immilbity'for their insun
peace expres-
"day that the insurgents, w to the ex-
ception of Plnii Guerra, will shortly .
lay. down their arms.
while, it is asserted, all recruiting
will cease.) The pay of the artillery
men and rural guards has been raised.
the dinners getting a twenty per cent;
increase and the. privates an increase
of fifty per centi.‘
Congressman Garlos Mendie‘ta. lead-
. ‘ er of the insurgents in Santa Clara 3
. tprovince, who was arrested August‘26
at the City of Santa Clara. and Colonel
‘Arsnda. who was arrested wit
diets. were brought in Havana oday.
HAVANA, August 28.—-A party of
insurgents commanded by Col.
ches‘entered the town of Beiucalppro-
‘ wines of Havana. at 11 o'clock
.night. fortified themselves and fought
on night against an attacking force
for government recruits and the rural
f, guards without any further result than
three of the defenders of the place
and one rural guard being killed.
.~. BERLW. Aug. -28.-—-'l‘he North Ger-
man Gasette its-day announced that
Baron von Nordenilycht, the consul-
general of Germany at New Orleans.
Ind been directed to proceed to lla-
una to protect German interests in
finite during the absence of the min
“later resident, who is on leave of ab-
ln the mean-
g; CAPTAIN DAY IMPROVING.
. Has Been Seriously ill of Favor for a
Number of Weeks st Residing.
The many friends in The Nos-walks
,of‘Csptain at. Day, of the White Star
lowing Line's towbost Nonpareil. will
glad to learn that he is recovering
Ding: “61$“- ‘iimfzuiioi' {flight
. n . w o a as.
‘ is..woll and favorably known tar and
' d is «centred as one of the
. _ ' t. captains in and about
it"? gosh harbor. t.
Aim rsnhlstv woman.
can “trust.
is Just. recovering from severe
it recevsii‘sbout two weeks
, hit was using the injector.
of escaping ‘stssni and notwso
. it his tforearm. and terri-
m' "WW“ M
M, .
gins physician
t fireman at the
no. ', con
., chin.
helmets":
” 1
bit high on
t thing as quiet as possible.
ry in getting the men. off.
Some of the men. it is "id. he fled
their faitiiliea that they were o. «for
a iong‘trip. Arrangements have been
made by Farley. it .u"understood. in
start another batch‘for San Francisco
early this morning.
o—h—u—v—
olsrsicr Lopes
5‘ QUARTERLY sssslos
m
District one new sassy
oi ticrwsik, Reported order
to he in Good Condition
mu-
Oranbury.
upon seven candidates.
The election and appointment of
oilicers of the district lodge resulted
as follows:
Broadbridge.
District Cwusellormltev.
Launsbnry.
L. G. Broadbridge. .
JGDDIDEI.
Knorr;
smith.
Rubey. .
installing marshal.
ed to its utmost capacity.
dared:
bridge.
Cranbury.
Bridgeport. .
Song—William Btlrh
E. F. liounsbury. of Son
county. N. Y. ‘
Remarks—sir. Ellis. of
t .
of North Star Do
Bridgeport. ~ ‘
port. Response to encore.
c. a. funny. at ensue
Recitation-uh. - it. x
snowmen" . as L
MThe session was. hem
I; " and successor onsjii‘enl‘stri V
it: held for any years.
will wows acoustical: on,
October; Foreman ministering. g.“ «If _
- rap inhuman.
‘ mad "’with’
, in st intro.
s tantalr'veiir m.“
turban onion.“ ltwssost mated ,
that there“ were into inches the «two
trains. which had isn‘cars each. ’I .
a On each car were four of hrlsy's
detectives. armediwith clubs like the
bi t5 sticks carried “Police!!!“
receptions were taken to keep the
mucus
’ . smitten it charges lint ' tics.) who are titties an no
, , restitution
. Warrants will be\iosuad as soon as
possible by thd Wilton;auihorities‘for_
mat of all‘concernedin the prise
which tookplace there. Sunday
afternoon. between William Cohen and
Oscar Necsader. and which went twen~,
Both Cause and Necsnder
will be arrested: also Thomas Welsh.
referee: Michael Exactly. the time
keeper; another unsaheeper. and the
seconds: together wishes many of the
spectators as they can ascertain the
NEW YORK. Aug. tiresome Moore, ~
titty. years old. was brutally murdered
in a little furnished com at N
cond, street. just 0
some time bet
night and 2 .c'ol
were, brought, over to Jersey titty in a
special ferry boat from Twenty-third
street. ”any. of the men want without
a change of clothing and there were
indications that there was a mat hur-
rst the time. and
on 11 o'clock lust
. it this morning. The
woman was horribly slashed. There
wssn wound in the neck, undcr'the
left car. which had severed the
tar vein; another cut' ran across ,
‘ , ; the breast was ,
ii there was a j .
wound in. thestomhch.‘ The horrible
. wounds recalled to the minds of the ‘
oilicers "and docthrs who were called ,
the "Jack the Ripper” murders some
II!
a" “fig” 0f
oh! II‘YIIII‘RIV-
. nthwslons and
The warrants will be drawn onntwo
counts and as wallas violation of the
prise dght law the
charged with Babb-
present a number of young men about
town who «represent attire battle.
strenuously . asserting that they
Y pleasan’ , t time Sunday in
Bridgeport or New York. or almost any ‘
place beside Wilton ‘
The last affair o
sonar, s will be
core, thirtyaight years old,
ibrickiayer, broth‘enin-lsw of‘the we»
m, but wboyh’ss been living with .
her for seven years. is under arrest .
in connection with the murder. he a
suspicious person. . it was Moore who
notified the police at 2 a. In.. that the
woman had been killed. and be led the
police to the house. , .
A hurried investigation by the no ‘
lice showed no signs of a struggle and
the police concluded that the woman
had been attacked in her sleep. On a
pillow which lay across her .fsce was it
the imprint of a bloody hand. The
victim’s hands were clean. so that the
police believe the mark must have
been left by the murderer. The police
believe that this clue will lead to the
detection and identification of the mur-
No weapon was found on the
rims kind of a~lccal
nature was the light between Howard
Smith and “hitch" Monsoon. which
At that time Judge
Wheeler fined all concerned 850 each.
and it was only on strenuous pleadia
by counsel that the participants at .
not get a tail sentence as well.
This affair is said to be more serious
as it is wmbined with Sabbath breas-
ing of a most flagrant nature.
Public sentiment in Wilton andsin
The Norwalks is thoroughly amuped
over the violation of the law. and
strong pressure has been put upon the
authorities to have the cases vlgorcua
ly prosecuted.
AUTO TRIP FROM HARTFORD:
Charles 1". 'i‘rihtram. 1.. 0. Green
. and Robert D. Tristram, set out this
morning by train for Hartford and
will return in Robert‘s automobile.
The car is a Popeiisrtford and has
been at the factory In Hartford seve-
. raidsys undergoi
:01: on are! out. The machine
was run into a -
August 1 tb, to avoid sinking.
District Lodge. No. 4. international
Order of Good Templars. holds its
quarterly session with Pequounock
Lodge, No. 30. in Good Templars Hall.
Bridgeport, Saturday afternoon. The
session opened at it o'clock. with a
large attendance of delegates. Every
lodge in the district was represented.
District Chief Templar C. A. Rubey.
of Norwalk. in giving his report, stated
that the order in this district showed a
great improvement over last quarter.
both in number and enthusiasm.
The next place of meeting will be
with Washington Lodge, No. 151, at
‘ unburned was it
, , wide. and to this
‘40in feet. The
. feet from the
feet long hair-lit
there was an ad ti
barn was about
Edward Boodeld in one of the first
to sea the fire, but _ .» spread so rapidly
' there was no will? of checking it.
Moore maintains that he is innocent.
He told the police that he left the
house in Second street at 7 o'clock last
night. and went to the London saloon.
at No. 239 Bowery. where he remained
until 1 o'clock this morning. Police
inquiries at the saloon developed the ~
information that Moore had been there
until just before 10 o'clock. when he
Lodscrs in the Second street
house told the police that Moore re- .1”
turned home at about lo‘o'clcck. and
that he did not gone
The murdered woman. befo
marriage to the briscner's broth
Annieli'itch. , bore.
. The district degree was conferred
Fish-.- rank Roma.
in”. ,G 9! “I?
‘m'l’llim '
W on. Mainland
W buy either too
steamed knife; «
, echoing. because the boy
could note“! an alleged debt of ill.
The assailant fled. butvwss caught by
friends of tiatrlocsno. who turned him
otter to Special Oillcsrdoseph ltri. hiat-
riccano is under cars of Dr. F. .l. Rog-
ers. and his, condition. is quite bad.-
though not serious. '
The principals in this row are? paint.
era, and both canto here from New
Saturday evening.
Mutriccano left u” restaurant in Pacific
street. where he was eating his supper.
to get. a bottle of wine in a saloon
nearby. Outside the restaurant. items
met hlmnsnd demanded the three dol-
lars. Matriccano is reported to have
said he didn'tbsvs the money at that
moment. but would 31% it to Rania
lust as soon as his boss paid him.
“I've heard enough of that kind of
talk." Roma is .
with which he pulled out a knife and
slashed the boy in the face.
wound was opened from the car down
it Just missed a big
vein in the neck. Ind severed a couple
of little f-arteriss. Blood gushed from
the wound and drenched practically
every bit of clothing the h
ran on inst as soon he struck
District Chief Templar—Robert
. tussle after:
Vice Templar—Mrs. if. D. annoy. ‘ fl ‘ ..
District Supt. Juvenile Work—lira N Mimi "
With {Pilot
‘ the prisoner. “in.
stage of coupon on.
He has a w fa and. two children i vlng
hardly a stone‘s. throw from the scene
District Electoral Supt-Fred. O. '- -—All' bills mm“.
, ’ in tin; selectme‘u's cities on or before
Districtfiecrotaryr-Mlss M. Miller. August 31' at 532ml.
District Treasurer—firs. L, Taylor. .,,_ _ .,
District Chaplain-dined Stirk.
District. Marshal—bliss Maud Rubey.
District Guards-«Mrs. E. Gilbert.
District Sentinel—~George Carley,
District Assistant Secretary-emu 0.
Three life third-ranch policies were
found in the room. They were issued
by the Hudentibl Company on May 1.
1906. One of them. for 8275. was on
the life of the woman. and made pay.
.able to the prisoner. The others were
on the life of Moore, made payable to
unwrap-86 " scour 18 mass
inquire W, . Beers. ii Snags
District Donuty Marshal—Welter A. Haven .reoentiy. WANTEHTRDNO YOUNG KAN.
mith. . , ~ so per week. Allen Company. foot of
gas works, Norwalk. ,
WANTED—JOUNG GIRL TO no
general housework. A
32 Union Park.
WANTID-—BY COMPETENT W0-
man. work by the day—washing and
isrenlng or housework. Inquire 2
L .
Die ric Mess :- -—- Welter .
t t engc James Moore's" son. Edward. aged
eighteen yoars.‘wna arrested and tech-
nically held as a witness in the Moore
murder case after his father had been
examined by the police. The youth is
aim to have suffered from epilepsy
for several years.
. "lentil Irooklyn Murder.
Martin Winterstein, thirty years old.
a fireman on the steamship Colon. shot
and killed'ldra Annie Larsen, twenty-
nias years old. in her apartments on
Henry street. South Brooklyn. to-day.
Mrs. Sallie Bruno. twenty-nine years
old. a cousin of re. Larsen. was shot
and seriously-wounded by the firemen.
Winterstsin ran totlie street and fired
a shot at a policeman who tried to ur-
District Past Chief Templar-43. A.
The ofllcers were installed by Grand
Chief Templar Rev. E, F. Lounsbury.
of Southport, assisted by Sister Mrs.
liiills. county superintendent of Juve-
nile work. of Orange county, N, Y..
and Miss Anna Stirk. of Bridgeport, as
Past Deatrict Chief Templar C. A.
Rubey, of Cranbury. was recommended
to the grand chief tempisr for district
deputy. As the close of the business
meeting supper, was served by the
Bridgeport lodge. At 8 p.‘m. a public
meeting was held. the hall being tas-
VMNTID—LADIES TO DEVOTE
part or all of their time selling our
goods. Can make 315 per week. 8. F.
Pardoe. iii Crdwn at, New Haven.
into the neck.
is. 'i . 8
TIC—«lid CITY OF BRIDGE 30w arm 0
The following program was reo- por. ‘ bookkeeper. and typewriter.
at. imprcte'm
. made by the Withers New
To hone campus since the "
indigo, of the, new yctul‘uucn '
switchboard was the ’fcutout eta tan
gs cable mains hotness .
and south Norwslii, which will ,.
_ , *iy improve the so. be between t
two cities. The cable contains x . ~
pairsof fine copper wire. or M” wires L . .. :
in all. each, insulated-from the other ‘
and enciosed.in agheavy lead pipe. ,
These wires can accommodate see new, a
an scrihers, and thereis room enough.»
is in the conduits to furnish wires
for lilo more subscribers.
at any time. ~
Wire Chief iii. Burton Beers- was
very much pleased with the cut over
and electrical espertswore ustoulsh-~ .. ~
ed that‘jt has, been done is such a
cl manner.
' sea slits.
out.
and tumhlakn d ., .
' th dor outside o ' "
The 400 wires which;;were cut all
had to be tagged for 1‘ identification
‘and tested to see that, they were in
perfect condition. A piece~of copper
wire has' not much individuality and
to splice these eight hundred ends to
gather so that they each joined the
wire they'should was quite sdifl'lcult
and pnssli lob. The work was in,
charge of do n Credst and four calibre
cable men and when=the new cable W
was cut over Sunday. there was not . ‘
a single telephone out of commission
as a. thin prilodcrb' ,'
had‘sn order from the, _
we the multichannel-sis...
prisoner .in tauntingtvtlw
cause of the fact that .
had. inst discharged. him fl" .
Dittshurs on. nurse "is X
was given as to the
Louisa ‘ ‘
walk
roa saw—a riser cuss cow.
inquire. C. 0. Emerson. West New .
FOR SALE—FORTY OHIO
and 12 white Pekin ducks.
Banks. Barton. 1 art it
FOR SALE—li-ROOM HOUSE KT
24 Leonard 8t: lot ”also, improve-
meats. small barn. Edwin L. Hoyt.
3’! Wall St.
held the contention of counsel»
there was surcharge upon wh
iere could be held. Center
ldto‘tbe cdrridorand .
and taunt Lei! at his
him ‘under arrest. \Lsif .
lore and: declared him. immune
rest on the charge of
in aninstsnt temenw
FOR SALE—A GAS RANGE IN
good condition at low price. Gall
Reed 8t.
Oonte
M Evolvgdmgiéigf. -.
' an , so
for mamminutes the . .
“GI
son eats—oust. masseuse.-
with top, in good condit ' . Price 8315.
L. If. Wright’s garage. _
. "impingithl‘
was“ used an a
d .mtastlvs Led started, with
, FOR “Lee-82.000.» ‘
room house. with barn, ‘
lsy. East Norwalk. (iced -
place. For parumlsrs. in
llstste Agency of J. hi.
fic- tion haven. in .adinstobut tits
or on :- mill
-, onto shallots.
‘ wot Real
. on a 09. in M
6 RailwadAqul‘l _. . gaff. ,
are and get‘h
..
won sans—A NRTM'OUE
ibre Winchester repeating ride.
at this once. ‘ ‘
.tFOIl ‘A=‘IL1"N%WPK mum
' Mitre ‘ m» ”I“. .
roa sacs-es coon orroa'rolo
ity for man to buy a ilrst class ssl ‘
and ratsurant at low price. , ‘
fished 18 years, and I year-Else‘s.
Good menus for selling. that Feel c.
8%. Stamford. Conn. t' W ' m it
Estimates subm
son St. Telephone
TO LET. '
o. r. asusoie‘i‘.
decorator. will psi
item. can
best materials in
FOR RENT-A NiOlilLY FURNISH-
ed mom. Call evenings. Hrs. Wil-
liam ii. Sniffen. 933 Booth Main 38
at
TD RENT—Bullion“ ‘ ROOMS
at Connecticut Statesman-e wettest M
for people who suffer with Corns. Bun-
tons and carousel. which Cornell's to
Rapid Corn Cure will remove. Drug
and slice stores.
POKGHAITIII ON LABOR DAY.
80-foot sloop. Will carry twenty poo-
. Ovarian. 18 Ilea-
ss‘l 8t
thevboy. but two or three of the lat-
ter's friends foll0wed him, and after
susharp. chase overtook Illlil near the
Armour refrigerator. and turned him
over to the special colour. '.
Dr. .Rogors was called to care for
Matriccsrio. and he took half a dense
stitches in the wound. lie said that
was overpowered after
3'. Winterstein was in.
Mrs. Larsen, and he
" said that‘ieal‘ousy prompted the crime.
it)! some UP.
Wholesale Cost Advances
State salary and give references. Ad-
Chsirman‘s remarks-Robert Broad- dress it... care Sentinel onlce. South
Piano solo-rifles Maud Rubey.
waurso—‘s .co'urmsr crap
for general housework: must speak
Recitation—Walter W. Smith. English. Apply .to hirs. Wayts Bay-
to LID—FROM SEPT. l. FIVE
and six room flats. very latest in.
moments; plenty fruit and shade. 34"
rge garden. line well of water. Would
be an elegant heme for one large
family. inquire if. Walsh. Will?
Roadasnd filly Ave. . . all t
of Bridgeport.
accompanied by Miss hi. it, Rubey. of
Cranbury. liesponso to spoon. '
Recitation—Miss Hanoi Kimball. .of
Bridgeport. Response to encore.
Address~0rana Chief Templar ltev.
ths'cut could have been indicts
a tuner or with a stiletto. and ..
that‘s difference of a sixteenth of an
Inch in.tbs,.dircction the blow tools
have deprived the boy
triccsno was unable to
appear in court yesterday morning.
mend. 81 Clay St. South Norwsili.
About 60 Cents Per Ton s
, WANTID-AT ONCE. CAPABLE
man sud wife masks full charge of
small» farm class to the city. ' flan
must be able to do‘csrpentsr work and all
One of the biggest Norwaiit ice deal.
are said today that the ice that he
is buying cost him Just what he sells
it for in Not-walk and at the present
thrott-
itecltationers. lililis.‘ of Orange
'ro tar—riser cuss}
accommodations in brick, ,
the center of the city.” , ’ .
during the winter. his was ‘ 'ps
ticnlars address Hui. Emmi
rate of increase. which is about 50
cents per ton. will soon cost him more.
Today ice on board cars in Mussolini.
setts cost is per top. or to costs per
ads. lie sells it for W
um slits 'IN or. not.
or. sandman. Aug. at—it is ssé
that the loss «used by
shortly after. midnight
yo N~ ~
MRecruits—Colonel Green. M MW“;
‘ cools and 00 cents per hund-
red to household consumers.
be remembered. howevbr. that there-
is s big shrinkage in transit.
Esacua‘slos rc res who vss. ‘ 7
”5 a per
plant of the helm
a large factory of
mm tenement .
W ‘3‘0‘0’ cf the street .
moan-u KNOI. A no
hills... Reward it return
Cottage. Bell island. .
Low—sock. so;
It has
ass. I
Sour—Fred Btirli. «Bridgeport. ’
Remarks—«Chief Templar Mr. Keith.
dle' (Swahili. at
Swedish song-Mr. 'liirichscn
The loss on this .
Y's plant .is plac-
es. the‘ fields!
m ,. .
an: ‘ I l
Vocal cute-Minuet sassy so “who. u‘ will hasn‘t-rips ' '
‘ in solids: ‘
nu,
purposes: meshes for. ions
its second Ms. .
in. ‘
##thth
nds'sndlton 3/
to. , ,...
@116“. Ind gworlt
inanilke mahogahflhvhor an
ass 80 st
idtssd .
nickel; bronco . old
blackyscbt trims:
plinth“ chsndsii
tomobilo trtmmi
a. gain a Son.
was. sums it.
ions at. South it
massage I multifr’iiso I
Cream for s has con ,.
tale for powder.
re IINT—J‘URNISHID soon. “e
it with use of bath; gentlemen preferred.
lust coma recommended. inquire is
Outstsrgi an. us it ‘
rc‘Lsr-l—oss areas 5'
run. mu be noted to: :3. can
i deck proctor... J.
Norwalk Chronicler