V‘Suwéiiiziituuodin Springfield,
- ‘ Yesterdayl‘MmithKliilng
.""3ohooi'l’eaclier
’ iii iiillllii “
. . 7 illiiiiiiiilEli BRIMES
Was theiMasIllili "Burglar Who
Terro‘rlzlili City terlLong Time
aqua-—
cruirtorinw. Muse, April emf-m.
Mile further to withstand the merciless
willing to which the police were sub-
jecting him, Bertram Gazer Spencer
. - confessed today to the murder of Miss
Martha,li. Blackstone. at the home of
Mrs. Sarah J. Dow. on Round Hill. this
city. last Thursday night. Spencer
also confessed to the cmumisnion of a
long stories of masked burglaries.
which have kept the residents of
Springfield in a panicky condition for
it long time.
Although the announcement. of the
confession was made early in the torn-
uoon by Capt. John H. Boyle. chief of
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SiEiilER ISABEl' l8
' iiiiiiilillfl iii Elli
”mfl
Stuck _ Fast in Iiiutilianli on East
Sillitlii Bridgeport Channel
BRIDGEPORT. April tl.-—I)uring the
lowhunging heavy fog of yesterday
morning the steamer lunhel, which in
taking the! place f .Bl‘li City on
immune to ' f . i‘aon line.
ran agroun int [but bank of the
channel Just on file of the has light.
She stuck hard akrOund. ‘
N9 Excitement.
The. ieabbl, semiarid between 10:~
39 hour, ' K‘hfim an hour
litter the inaliengnru,’o 1 out there
wet-eh number more taken off on the
tug .lohn Gleen and on po'wur booth.
'i‘herc wait no panic when the atenlmr
ran aground and oo‘excitement attend-
éd the accident. The only dnmnre
done, appnre’ti'ily, was to theturhednlv
of the steamer. The channel bank is
soft and It in hilt thou hi' the steamer
wan strained to harm out.
Huge-u “A“...
TELEBIIANliIlsilli
IIlilE utivswrntn
'i‘. l. Pierson. of St. Louis. uutionnl
vice prcnideill of the iolegl‘npllere. and
(l. E. .ionlill, of Providence. SI‘l'l't‘inl‘y
of the national board of directors ui’
that orgauinutiou. left New Hurt-n. you
terilay no there will be nothing more
for them to do there until Lionel-oi
Manager i-liuginh pends the oporamril
his answer to theicdemnnde tor bellm-
pay. They are editing for an advance
that averaged about 12 per cent.
Mr. Pioriioll' wont to New York.
libero hr in to .101 the teioxrupber‘n
cotumiiice of the i ew York Central.
'l‘in-y have turned down an otter made
by their compahyuivips them a 7 per
cent. raise and are going back to re-
new their contentious to see If they
can do hath-r, From New York Mr.
Pierson will no to Albany to take up
the grievance» of the. men of the
Delaware it liutiobn toiegraphers.
Mr. Joplin is bound for St. Mull.
where he will attend the annual meet-
ing of the board of director»: of the
to egrapher‘a organization. The an:
nual audit of the buoita and alfalro of
the omiuiution will take place at thin
meeting.
a...
snout no: intent
IIIlIlTili‘PIllIIALL, VT.
NORTH POWMALla Vt.. April 8.“-
’l‘hn tire‘wiiioh Ital-tad from home on-
known cattle In a alerts on Main Itreet
in the eenterof this vii early to
day, delimited three "but dingo and
hiilhtly damaged mutual tenement
bottom. canning a loud! hoodlum;
partly covered b iioluraliee. Dyan,
mite was renorte toby the firemen
men before thevflunuwtfli‘t! 0W.
Frank Eldredge. one of the ammo of
the tin store in which ihoxilro in be
lleVetl to have blurted, «impurity out
. about the head. but. in not in a earlobe.
, condition. . '- , ~ '
, The building”
congregational church; the some Idl‘
line in which Prelldeiit Joiner A. (litr-
m
lilanui Galleon; Mannie Hail. o z ,
' Goden‘buiiiiiacmnd lira. r. .
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M ’ ’iNOI‘WQII, linden. '
or her .
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airborne that.” tho
WWW school while a Itltdent at. ‘-
f o'u bimbo inventory voodoo 3'
imw
Pi'l"l'i~ll‘tilRG.Piil. ril h, ”Withthe
police working desperately“ to .ronnd up
tho quartoti‘o of men who tantrnixht
entered the Victor ‘ thinking Campanl'
building. at "l'liootiy Garner.” Mekong
Itucila. shot .uud liliied the gonerhl man-
ager and the bookkeeper, Wounded
Hovei‘ili citizens; and then OBCHDBQ with
lens than with in. canh. a stole-wide
drngnet has been. thrown out today
and on a result Iivo suspects are ai~
ready locked up in the Siowe'townahip
police station. and more ltrretllii are
oxt'iected. " '
The police are working on the theory
that the holdle was tho wcrit oi? ex»
pcrienced yesgmen and not foreignern
or nogroea. he was Intimated last
night. The police say that the lab.
hours every oridenoe of having been
done by organized raiders.
l-‘airly accurate dehcrlptlona of tho
outiuwa hare been wired as far went
as Chicago and to ni‘lteaetorn cities oi‘
prominence, ""
witnesses to the double killlngvand
ohbery. the four men were of about
veu stature. mediumly. tall. , were
white. were dark working clothes.
black soft hate. black. shirts and masks
of black material. Three of the quor-
tette displayed revolvers. the fourth
attending to the cash of the bunk.
which lay in piles: on the cauliier‘n
dealt. using a elnall has to stump the
money up from the desk top.
President Amohni. of the Victor
Banking Company, said today: "Very
little money was secured by the rub-
bers, loss than Hill) as near an we can
estimate at present.“
Tho county hulhorltlcn rocolvcd
word early today that a horse and bug-
gy had been atolon near Schoenvllle.
last night. and had been iii-en curry—
lng several men. glint; in the direction
of Steubenvillc. hio. County detec-
, tives have started In purrnlt.‘
The banlt wail closed today by or.
tier of the ottlclala. The foreign do
positorn gathered around the doors of
the Inatitutiou. nud demanded admin-
sion. They wore told that their depot;-
its were safe and they would be paid
on lamr in the day. Thin statement
did not satisfy them and vigorous
work on the part of the authorities
with required to quell the continuum-
hero of the embryonic inch.
The. authorities found taro amaii
hand bomb: undcr u clklverl not}; the
bank thin militant. ‘ Slit it it lilmce
ls attached to the discovery. OWEVN‘.
liloodboundii from Worthington
County were taken to the bunk elimi-
ly before noon.
an...
SPEAKER liliiliil liiii
llii. HENRY lllSii
Latter. Claimed That There Was
Nil Quorum in the House
This Morning
\VAhliithl’i‘th. April tin—Tho pro-
ceedings ol‘ the Home. today were
opened with a clash beiweru Snooker
(billion and Mr. Henry. of Texan
(Democrat). who looked borne over a
point of order.
Mr. Henry Initiated that it wan man-
datory for the smoker to keep a quo-
rum in the House. .
Without ruling Mr. Cannon replied
that lunch of the bunineaa ol the
House was done without a quorum.
and thnt it was the duty of iiieliibt‘l‘ti
lie well an the monitor to $130 that a
quorum was mainniined.
The reading clerk started luv-reed
the journal. but Mr. Henry demanded
a ruling on hil point of order. The
speaker commanded him to take hie
seat. lining hill gavel ulnoroualy.
"i make the point of order that no
quorum iii proaetit u the speaker re.
three to do his duty!" uliouted Mr.
Henry.
"The hair oohilflitulataa the notio-
mun this he huh a duty to perform."
rctorted the speaker
'l‘lm roll wen culled and 270 memberii
antiwering to their name. the bush
none of calendar Wedneadly was tak-
en up.
M‘-
.roiuetiit cotton. am
A no cum until. «at
One of the gamer in the Rural Ar»
canum carpet bowie contut who play-
ed laei night in the roomaiof Sherman
Council; Wilmington nil-0t. the cone»
. tum- belnx Purim.” council. of
riot-walk. and shot-m ‘Ghttneti. of
South'ljloriralk. Tito “ as warm
iy contorted and m . " thrown:
out, baiu‘iiod at enrol the motor;
(romeo-Minna: 7
’ ‘ 01 ill 2 l 2 he"
oil it ll ii iii—~12
but":
i
wmu
" of We
iiii Emilia ileum/or It non .
' “6h ”Mandarin
lam” m
untold on one ‘ thin ;e' uriwe
“ thettorwolit mil liar .tiir ‘
m... ,, .......°~in
{ford lteiirond Company. and at the
. communal? to». : Theater. br‘ _
““ north. . ii. limit».
m Flo
i... Shiite "hum-lei in no
‘ grass at Wililmantii‘l, Whore
Section lieu Me but
ill minor ,
. iii lliiiiiiiil
Delaware, iackawanna d Weat-
arn Road Refuses Requests
WILLIMANTIC. “outwit-wt: rail-
road airikeu are in prettiest; In thin
city today. The work train moron
wow
, ‘ the N. r., N. ii. and H. it. it. numben'
From what can be'learned of eye'
lug twenty-eight men. who have been
receiving $1.50 n duy, are halting for.
section men's pay. $1.60 n or. The
section men in the muddy o the Cent
tral Vermont Railroad are on utrike
for an increase of twenty-live cents it
day. They now get $1.25 a day. The
work of the work train gun; in being
done today on the New Haven mad
by the auction men.
Trolloyman‘a Wan. Scale.
NEW HAVEN. April tin-A new wage
scale and modified rules governing elu-
ploiment of tin irolieyiiicn. was In-
tiiK‘d today by the Connecticut (lotu-
puny. the miller properly in this state
of ”10 New York. New Haven and Hart-
naino time another bulletin wan leaned
onibrucillg the New York and Stillb-
ford Railway Company. which In the
holding company for the trolley lines
between Stamford and New York state
piontn just over the border. The new.
ironic followe the old one. beginning
with the minimum rate had working“
up to tilt: maximum at the end of five
yours. there being no change in the
time required to obtain the maximum
i‘nlt‘. In the scale Middletown and Ton
ringion are placod in the around class.
while l‘lridnoporr and Waterbury are
placed in tho Mainland. in abort. there
ire only two clauses now. . _.
Effective April 9. the wage aohedulo
fol wa:
raw Izoi‘en. Hartford. Ilridxevort.
Waterbury «First your, 2! Hi route an
hour; wound your, 22; third. 22 l~2z
fourth. 23 1‘2; fifth 24 H»; ninth and
iliercaller. 2d.
Meridou. New London. Stainlorti
lbrby. New Ilriialn. Norwaik. Mitltlii-
intro and 'i‘ol‘l‘lilgtinh~~~l~'lrel your.
iii) l-li; second. at Hz; third. 22 H;
fourth, 23; Mill, '3 i-L’; sixth and
thereafter. 25.
Among the conditionr are them:
Five ccnta per hour above the em-
pioye'é regular rate will to paid for
monitors. allow plum and uwooimr
work.
An extra mun nsniunetl to other than
in regular l‘llli will lw paid ovorliuw
alter having worked ten hours,
When 0 regular mun who huh iinlali-
tld hill run is ordered to iolnu-i for I"
Ira work he will l‘t‘lttlh'fl at local one
hunr‘a time.
When heavy travel in exprctcd ad-
more notice shall be posted ill curb
our hero. showing'nlw'illrnlly llir- tut
alignment of runs.
Any man taken oil for drunkennew
will be tarnished it without. inolorlnnn
or conductor. if ponhiblu.
seniority of service will govern. no
for no poliaible. the assignment of runs
the bidding in nyaium being retained.
llpon reasonable notice the reunion;-
will. It all limo-3 treat with lttt om-
ploron or properly accredited repru
IoniutiVea rum among their numbrr.
moo-rd Air Line Troubiu.
NORFOLK. Vin. April li.~~~F‘. A
Blirzean.,auiatont grand child of the:
Brotherhood of locomotive Engineeri-
or clevelond. 0., hail arrived hm- for
u conference with General lllanaaor.
C. H. Hill. of the ofilbuord Air ldne.
looking to an adJuatlnent of the engi-
neera' WM!!! scale on the tinnimard twa-
tom. following Inability of the origin.
oer-3' adiontmont commuter and tilt-
Seaboard officiall to reach an arrow
melil. .
Demand. Are Refund.
SOMNTON. 9a.. April o.—-—Genoral
superintendent Clerk, of the Dell.
were. mkawanaa and Wontern Rall-
roati company. today refit-ed a cred
ad main of omit to its cohduotorti nd
trunnion. but littered an a compromise
at out «out. thereon in who». '1'th
the 0 corn or the trnlouion'li tit-min»
hymn. . .
ammo» ,_
oo$loaottiuu Ital
ti emulsion». ,
my . robin: ,
or . ‘
" i ‘0.
itionn and militia month he added
tion twinned to accept tum at W ‘
not out order- for I’ atrthe poll of “It j
a shortage it: ill accruinlu orv'i‘reaa-
pier John A. Hill opt» to reopen the
institution. .fl‘nda. the truateea illed’a
petition in thou . moo court inguinal.
hunk committal or, ,tlhaplu. “kin:
‘ ‘ preventing the
deponito or pay-
Ich wan insulin at
ill onion be diiiaoived
; twill. be given on
. ,y . §d that lelr
«2. the .monapf. their; detaloation.’
which in 16““ r
t. or the total tie-i
posits. 33.0,. M28. . they. utood on.
January 21. robailihli charged ' against
the deposition whim; naked til/accent
85 per cent ,l‘nti honey. with the
nnderainiidi i ‘ certain < claims
which the it Mutant corpora-
iug out toenail" ”
the time of Ii
i
I
to the an narration-gin time to time;
as the motion. tricoliected. Many of
the depositomhavnl .. reed to this plan
at reorganisation” will trove their
money in tholnnllttluou If the court
decided tonllbw ll ton-«lotion.
W
atrium . ,V titties
until ‘ ravioli
The bunkers throne. which lam-cit
New Haven at 8 o’clock. going through
to New Vork witbol'ii‘a stop and mall.
in; n npota merino rolled an hour.‘
our wiy oaeapmbarolltaion with n
freight. train blurriyflg‘rd ntruoi, New
7 ‘ _ morning. The
.St” manner to the
clincher of the
freight succeeded "pulling hill train
then stop within S. tow iuuh'ua of the
ninth truck. The ,. _ oh aldeawipad.
and a cylinder “Mi-9W own): from tho
freighter. ' l ‘ '
billiard bulletifltilojntineer on the
tianirern' new ill!“ [height OW or him
and applied big o ,_ ,rhrako. Err
closer Tallow; of tho- ’ r new the
durum of a cellulite about the Mini)
time. lilo tniin m in. slow in
tutu impromptu; “ slut bod diliir
"”"“"a‘h , on the»-.- ill _ it: “i
care “ ‘ ‘ M iii“ timo-
dfil‘ \ with oi the flying on.
the motor on the booth
on: conic along it uiiucit tho cylinder
on the ll‘olxhler Ind rare it away. The
liunlttlrn who haulod up with it tearful
lurk that throw Mitih‘llfiflfli from their
tit-Ilia and the?“ Who tililniiivrnble ex-
citt-luoui until the t‘xprrsl dually clotr
on Kim forward end of the freight and
it was assured that there with no fun
that dunner. ~
toolrto,ealeoiit‘
' alternation“:
NORFOLK. VIL. April ti.-~'l‘homla
Noel. one of the condemned neurons
who mama from tho Norfolk county
all on March so. was captured “on the
outskirts of Norfolk at t. a. in. today.
after he bud bun Ilillltltlli alumni con-
iluuounly for at hours with blood
bounds on bill troll during hall the
time.
ileforo being taken Noel m Ihoi
throiuh the atoniach with a pistol and
it load of illicit-hot wan alto put in his
body. lie in dying from tho inlurioa.
Noel wail condemned to death for
the murder of Deputy ahcrilf Sultan. of
Norfolk County, when the tailor
sought to errant him for robbery.
Elijah Rout-e. the other condemned
negro who «coped with Noel. wan
caught two darn lltor.
O
uoawatx rm: ooupamw
waan.
“#0....
All..- the Practice of the Man Retrial»
mute Wan served.
The several tire companion held a
"th" last evening. and tool: varioua
routes for their trialn. The Phoenix
company loot took a ride amund~town
no there were not enough man on bond.
to do anythintln the way at oration.
The Pioneer company. honour want
to the all-aw hat factory, in hull"
alreet. and out up laddero m 1%.
ed the high In “to handling or the
wide", hitter these are honing-ion
returned which charm w'mon
1 working rulao.
.1 L ‘
Audited Their Home Mint in?
the around by Invitation to,
Buy Family‘lilaior‘y . .
lulu liiiiiiliiliiii _
“iiiiiwil’tills
LocalPeeple Thought in Sharoln
$3,000,000 Estate .
A big, broad ulnile hail been, caused
by the receipt in this city of ii circular
letter aligned by Fred W. Lyon, editor
and proprietor of the GreeuWicu News.
if Editor Lyon isn’t prim agent for a
history of the Lyon family. many pew
pie will get the impression from the
letter that. he iii. There in certainly
a tempting invitation to invest in three
volumea about the Lyon family.
Several wccka can there appeared
in the New York World a despatch dat-
od from Greenwich. telling about Edi-
tor Lyon rcrelviog information that
the Lynn: to America were heirs to a
33.000.000 fortune in England, which
had been left by in Lyon who died
many yearn ago.
erica have evidently responded
smut shape to the announoonient. It
became known that tilt-re were heirs
in South Norwalk and Harlan. on well
on many other places. .
This in the hotter Mr. l
out to inquirern:
To Friends. Neighbors. Relatives.
Nucleation. For and Near. Poo
nlble Metro and lieireuea and All 5
Other inquiring Ones:
I Iilli addressing thin circular In re“
ply to hundreds of irttere which have.
conic to me during the past few weeks. i
inquiring u to the time and piece of a
reunion of the Lyon family and an to
the authenticity of a report that there ‘
are millioha oi dollaro in .Emrland
almply waiting for tho-e by the name
of Lyom‘to call for It.
it In true that i have been in owned
that. there in money in Engine volt-
iaaithexLyon family and? taut in reun-
ion‘ would he a ”overwhelmed of set“
ting the fondly tomthtir and talking
over the manor. 1 have not antiallod
myneif or this writing that there in
any money in England waiting the
livnn family. but i have been convinc-
ed that if llucli was the cane.~lhcre
are hundreds whom-ohm be willing
to apohd time and money in an at-
tompt to get It. “ .
i am very hind to know Mire are are
many of the L unit hcattorell llirouuh~
out thin [Tait Slater; and that they
all apparently are enjoying good
health and are hopeful. evcn plough
all do not pontoon a large choroid this
world‘s goods. I can but recommend
these who are interested in the Lyon
lamily to write to Dr. A. It. Lyoml.
oditor of the Lyon Memorial in three
returned. at 72 brain-rd street. Detroit
Michigan. and they (tall limit"? from
him [helm volnniee. which will he the
meanu. doubilcnn. of tracing the no»
(sentry oi the Lyon family.
‘l’olirh very truly.
filial) W. LYON.
in i
«you aendn
x .. .. “mu...— .-—.....
titan. um
J1!lllllill8
The adlilutmoht board of the moo-
motive Ensineero on the/Nell: ilnrou
road went into echelon with General
Maser illusion lit a ofcloolt )‘Illilor- .
day utternoomfor the Metal a shrine
of conference: on tho with dementia of
tho enginenicn. The engineers, no
cordln to report in railroad ditch-a.
are on In: for a very upmuntlai in
avenue with minor change: In their
‘Tholr pmpoaed schedule would put
the passenger engineer: moronoorly
on a level boats with the treia‘lit- than:
The unmount- engineer! new not $8.85
nod our for row of too ‘mlldlvbl‘ifll
and the irritant men we pull 3M0 tor
the Mine-tithe and aiilaano rune. it
In said that they plan to in tame» the
The Lyons of .-\in-' ”“
tool ht Th .
‘anatxaoolori M _ rate
mhaoiwm . .w -
unhn illiii Aail tuition to “out.
outflow Proposal Before. i
i
conference board of the trolley men in
Talking the Ballot
At the meeting of the New England
Onl‘entur'a hull New Haven, renter-
.duy ufterncon, it committee with an.»
ted. it Iii reported. to make known to
the mmphtly omcialn the (liillfliisfflu
lion mount the then rointivu to the
niiiicdulo recently nubmitted by the
company and in ink for a more liber-
ill wage Bullion ,
While most of the unions seem to
have accepted the new acute, there In
enough dissatisfaction to force In re-
newal oi“ negotiatione ‘withihe com-
pany. if the company refuses to‘make’
it better proposition. the intolerance
board will recommend a mitonthe
~ noon on the road. Until the laughter)
la‘taken it cannot be ‘ {ulti‘howithe
men cloud on the proposlt on. ' _ " .
' Whether a poll of the sputum would
show a majority either in favor of ac.
ceptnnce in a question upon which ev;
further trolleymen will exprm no opilr
on. '
C. w. Mtnnlx. chairman of the com
fereurc board. when seen that night
hold that nothing of a definite nature
had been done by. the board. He would
not. nay whether or not, another can-
forgone had been arranged with the
ma .
.ciinaliiedvnivafilu'mm on “iii Ill ‘I
M or it“. at who: .8 tin... t
not: additional word. 1 cent per martian.
WANTED. M ‘
~SiTt=ATltiN “1‘0 in) GEN-
worll. excl-pt cooking. Apply at
.«xinxloil Arm. Routil Norwuik. no (it
WANTED» M M‘HlN'lB’l‘S. m we 'I‘t)
learn the trade, nppmntlcea to learn
crumbling mule and lilnchlnu «lug!»
l orwolk.
. f! if
Norwalk Iron Works. Souti
_ WANTEDw-Yliilmi MAN FOR CRAT-
illlt und [kicking in hllipiiiu room. Trua-
wvw Package Mfg.,(‘u.. i " Water St.
' an ill
WANTED-»'l‘lIRI-li-J. mun 0R i-‘l\‘i-:
unfurniaimi rooms. with modern convene
tonnes. In ilealmblo nelxhborluwni: family
if intro. Antiwar .tpurtillenl. cart: 9.59":
no . n
WANTED—TWO until). 80mm MEN.
Steady Work and mm wanes. “Align;
u i
{limitation Lake ice Co. _
' waxrooui‘mr T: thiiagthhgcuvsiv.
, . n‘ . worn on even
null. if. i‘lhtor. a! Coventwrr. Rent No?!
while, . . at it
WANTID -« HUNGARIAN ' WRNAN
and um want hounewarlr. No. it Bunion
t.
WANTED-
urnl home
at i
helpers.
WANTED-~A'i‘ UNC‘E. \‘(illNIl MAN
who um l‘llll xiuliilne engine nod imper-
Iniond lotion-rs ulni hammers. Nidroiut
by letlra. it. “K. ourc Sentinel. ‘ whit
WANYIO-z MAN POI-t t‘il'r'l‘lh'i'l I'll»
for Ml‘lli‘ufl and rnumelling. Truawcve
'ackaxo um. i'o.. i3! Water Si. no 3t
wmno—Jl mm “human wm
rid lino iuaur nor to moment on old to-
iabll- ilutitut «m in South Norwulli._Nor-
WANT‘D~Ti'l BUY. ALL. [(1)3138 01“
chitin, and mill-y; beet primer ii: 90.
to. for mil" lat calves. It. Fdenn.
\hmucrtlcut Turnpike. South Nut-walk.
'I‘ol. 357-1
WAINT‘ DRAUGHTBHAN. NOB-
wnlk mu orknilo. mu
eon anus.
A son anth-umnnm: wwm; VERY
clump. ’I‘runwt-ve l'ucitntzr- Mitt. (‘u.. Iii:
\i’nttvv on. at; (it
roll dun-«claim. wunun CON»
cert mood. on aim to; IMYHMEI Mdlflum
ninth Mill at once. i rin mu cash. "No-
(w-mlti'.” - I). Hot: ms. South Nur-
wuiit. all it
“F0: IIIA‘LI --»~dIlNii2'-Iltlilttlld ‘F‘ARH
aw ruler tut lien in has. n ur-
fout cider. nil; ohm plough» with gilt.
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