.—
melamine Had the Best
at no our and WM! Tar-
of dancers at Stamford
ms HHH EHHHHH
’ III IHHH HHIIHHH
liaiefer‘a Did lint interiors and
“ one Vollmcr Was Satisfied
Theiho‘ifing exhibition arranged by
the Twin City Athletic Club was car-
aiod out last night at the Auditorium
in North hialn street without interfer-
ence and under the direction of Chief
of Police William Vonmea', who had
been requested by Prosecuting Attor
ney William F. Tammany to nee that
the law was obeyed. Only once did the
chief deem it necessary to exert any
authority. This was in the fifth round
of the go between Terry Connors. of
Stamford. and Young McAuiiffe. of
Bridaepm’t The two men were going
a little strong. which brought some
> what of a demonstration from the
crowd pad the chief ordered the round
to be cut ahort.
Harry Smith. who made several an-
nouncements during the evening. cau-
tioned that in the sixth round there
must be no demonstration or also the
bout would have to be declared “off;
_,’i‘l_iia put somewhat of a quietua on the
vocal demonstration and there was no
occasion for the police to stop the
bout.
» 'KcAuiiffc had it all over Connors
for most of the way and the latter hold
in the clinches during the latter part
of the.bout‘.,evld‘entiy to have himself
from punishment. Young McAuliffo.
who italic from Bridgeport. la the
younger min of the tile Connors. who
«file—from Stamford. did not appear to
be in particularly good condition. Mo
Anilffe did most of the work. Coupon
apparently rel lug“c on when when
Mahdi y. though
nAullfle ee-
caper! a number”. of them by some
lib “art consider
able strength in breaking the men. ‘
The flrot bout of the evcning was
. , 1. h
frequently n ‘ elem
between Dan Hard or: H
Lynch. of South Noi'Vai Tble af
fair did not go the limit in the fourth
round 'Bardoa toolt a knockdown and
showed that he had enough by waiting
for the referee to Inloh counting of!
ten. Why he did this was somewhat
of a myatery. in that for mac of the
bout he had. the advdntage an in tho
opinion ofa number had Li'nch' a mess
lire. There seemed Jittle doubt that
it was a ‘clcar case of quit on Baroda
p.Ffltl 1’0“", of south Not-walk; and
Young Ki ey of Bridleli‘ort. fur'niahei
an interesting session. -T0l‘l‘,\ looked
up pretty wcii for hint of the route
but in the sixth reunti opened up and
kept. the Kid pretty. bilili Kt'lie) look
at! the stronger.
The no betwcrn Frank Kelly. oi
Bridgeport. and a young man named
inllga. South Norwaik. provided
the lam I bow of Belila In public no
good to ihoac grouped around
“ the at. though he was very cautious
illicit radians responeiblo for his dis
play of due defence. Kelly rained
blows ete'atlily at Belles in rapid auo
Mn fresh the drill few aocbnde 0f
the initial round to the last of the
m Milt“ wee neat to impossible for
Hill to score perceptlhly. Ballad took
W of a number of opportuni
' and. Both hora were in fine
at the conclusion of their little
Twin City Athletic Club made a
‘ l‘tleJ moron in their usual custom
a" cutoff that the four round
swereeiiminetad eatfrcly. all be
six- round affairs.
. understood that ttha form oil...
“I!“ to M0 affairs. billed as
p M which attention was call-
: Iii ‘by tile Norwalit ifinle
:.Aaeeciatlon. ll probably be
‘ it twee today y. Meta
;ticheis were issued for last
elem. but for
be announced
will probably
ardent! the Audi-
a state police
ud Young
itrveylilg the ab tie
mhilt could not
but cavern!
till» r well set:
.‘t‘,
on raaoit.
HHHHHIHIH HHHIHHI ,
IHIIHHI HHII HIHHIHHI
fir. Breadth Talia intar~8iate
>. eliminator Dcmmlsaiciiara
”Where ilallii‘ii'atlflltliiid‘
' 8m lilillcna
WASi-llNG’i‘ON. Jan. li.-~»"We cont
tend that rates are ample. but that
the expcnue of operation iii excessive.
that wages are not too high. but that.
as the management in unscientific. la~
bor. material. equipment and plant fall
to give adequate results. We plead
tor the introduction of arienliiic
aaemenl. undei which the railroads
shall get one hundred cents for every
dollar‘ expended?
in opening his argument for the
shippers of the Atlantic seaboard. be-
fore the lilielvslnit‘ Comme ecor oCom-
infusion today. Louie ll. Brandeis. of
Heston, thus presented the fundameir
‘nl reason in his mind. why freight
totes rhould not be advanced as pro-
posed by the railways.
Mr. Brandeis declared that no rail
way company operating ill official clea-
slflcatlon territory had introduced into
any of its departments the ptlnclpaia
of acientiilc management. lie beiiev
ed that there principled were properly
as applicable to railronda as to any
otbci' industrial enterprise.
Attention was directed to the state-
ment of the railroad ofilclnla that the
propelled freight advance would con-
tribute io the operating income of the
railroads in the eastern territory only
827,000,000. "This anm." said Mr.
Mrandein. "is little more than three
per cent. of the aggregate operating
expenses of those railroads for the
fiscal year.
"it cannot be acrioualy doubted that
if a determined. cooperative effort
were made by those railroads to re-
tiucc their operating costs. it would be
found poualblc to affect a saving of
three per cent. even without the aid
of scientific management."
lie said that no actual co-omrallon
existed among the mode. with a view
to reducing tho cool of any particular
operation. If there were cooperation
among the roads. the saving of three
per cent. of the aggregate coat. or
even for more titan three per cent.
readily could be obtained. he said.
Cooperation. also. in Mr. Brandeia
opinion. would secure reductions in
the coat of steel rails. in the price of
which. he believes. an enormous sav.
lng could be made. Ho suggeatod.
however, that no effort was being
made by the railroads to obtain a re
duction of the price of steel rails. be-
cause of the
railroad
I
I
"These four steel ceramics." raid
Ifr Brandeis. "hero altogether alaiyw
ilvc directors. Forty of these sixty
dve ate directors. in the aggregate.
in fifty- -iwo railroads. including the
most important iWIli'lllfi. in ii it won-
der that the railroad did not dIrM‘i
their combinations to securi- n rcduc~
tion lit the price of steel?
" we could provcut the excessive
prices of the nice! rail combination
in effectively as (linigreits protected
do from cxoeaeirc armor plate charg-
es. there would be a huge caving."
The omnomicx which would result if
all the railroads in the United Staten
introduced scientific niauattement has
been estimated at not lose than a mll~
lion dollars a day. Thin mould mull.
he said. in reducing the present oper-
ating coats of the railroads an average
of 20 per cent.
Mr. Brandeis then preacdted ngiiraa
to indicate that thin eelirnate wee
moderate. A saving of 20 per cent. in
official classification territory alone
would abount to approximately i500.-
000 a day. or 8l80..000000 a year:
while the propoeed advances would
yield only 827,000,000 :4 year.
Mr. Brandeis indicated the various
ways by which. in his opinion. the ear-
ing of 81.000.“ a day to the Ameri-
can railroads could be effected. acme
saving would be made in equipment
charges: the operation of machine and
repair shops; in planning before per-
forming; in the standardiaing of meth-
Jde. material and equipment: in ROM»
lag accurate recorda of lnduotrlal per-
formenhe and thin; paying of ade-
quate rewards dlvldual accotn
pliehntenta. l-ie shoved b atatlatica
of various weetern rallroa a how not
out material savings. but very large
eav a had been effected in the last
years He believed theta
saving of “0.000.000 a year could be
made in the one item of coal. his ar-
gument being that there waa enor-
aliens waste ‘ fuel on practically all
ea. .
MIMI?!” llIVI
" ‘ [“0110 will!”
The ”gaming“ local. nlilcbydd. of the;
held :a dogma
natal mamtiona ”Hi
. . with the four
fem}. companiee which Whether”
Some Say it Forashadcwa Vic-
tory for E. i liiii Fear
Yam Halide
HIPHIHEHIHIIIE Hill
l
HIHI HHHHHHIHIHIIHHH
connection! Delegation Wallet
Surprised at iiaauil
WASHINGTON. Jail.
idly.
telling of the recoil.
senate.
tlou
victory.
months.
They had foremn it
to the victor.
yearn hence”
.t. was mNM“...
HIXIH HHIPHHI
will,
Hun-WW..-
of the Birth Company. (‘ A. 0.. f‘
(1.. incl evening. in the Norwelk
mory lot the charting year.
the guest“ of the army hora.
one afloat.
evening were I-ii follows:
Financial Secretary
liali.
it. Petty.
Day. Private Harry Unites.
Committees were appointed as
Court Martial
vale Harry Deltas.
Recruiting—Captain Albert
ai lined N: lmlth.
to. chairman:
Munroe.
Finlertiintncnt ~—~ Sergeant
Rooney.
Haynes.
IIIIIIITOI BIII'
loch. Til
anon. lei!
I
are the interutling company.
as fol
mutant-Waiter non.
gil’foel'ti‘egiden H A.
financial Gecretaw—ll. Burr
tar-on. ‘5
Treasurer-dried” A. Wood. .
Conductor+Wiiliam it; Aver
_ neuterw. W:
Guard-HP. Boyd;
During the even! th
no entertainment. ciudl .
by an orchcetr‘a coin
iii-martin“ l3 . '
I
. ...~,7.
il.--Wben
news of ex-(iovornor hicbean' a Hinton!
in the Republican caucus was received
at the Capitol yesterday afternoon a
bulletin was flashed to the prone gal.
iery from where the news spread rap
One” or two congressmen receiv ‘
ed private telegrams from Hartford
Progressive Republicans were do
lighted. The caucus adds one more to
the group of progressives that has
been leavouing the senate by degroeo
during the past year or two. (in the
other hand aiandnattera agree that
things looit bad for thorn. There la now
no question that the progressivea will
hold the balance of power in the neat
Members of the Connecticut. doiega- _
were not surprised at Molasn'e ' '
for
Reprooentatlve Hill was the
first to telegraph his congratulation»:
itepreeeniailvea 'i‘liaou
and Henry followed suit. All declined
to comment upon the caucus action. it
He believed the reanlf, manna that Rep
moutatlvc Hill willprobably be elect.
ed to succeed Senator Brandogco four
[Lilli HIIIHIHHI
Plans sue iii-ear rem . ‘Wl
Officers were elected at the meeting
N.
nr'
l’iana
warn made at that linitv for a turkey
supper to be held one wcek from this
evening in the armory. at which time
the ex-offioerti of the uncanny will be
Each
member in also privileged to invite'
The officers elected inet
Sacrci.ary»-a«l’rivalo Floyd liyington.
“Private Harold
Troaeurer~fforlmral Jay 8. Buckley.
Finance (biiimlitocu-l’rh'llo Charles
chairman. Private Russell
fol‘
Lieutenant Werner.
Sergeant Frank Rooney. Corporal liar»
old Sperry. Private Ham t‘. iiaii' Pvt.
Moan-
man. Borgeant Frank Godfrey. Corpon
. Afhletlc—Jdflmnt Charles B. lll'ii-
Corporal Walter 1. Mc-
Kenna. Mechanic Jamel iiagon. l’ri-
rate Charles Valentino. Private John
Frank
Sergeant (that-lea iii. ilritto.
Corporal Harold Sperry, Private John
Munroe. Piivate Charice Valentino.
Honor-Sergeant Fulfill ti. Godfrey.
Sergeant Fred Oaliee. Sergeant l'orry
III! IIOTILLI'I'IIII
A public installation of Waebinetcn
Cantu. No. if. Patriotic Order of the
lofts of America. was held iaat night
i. the rooms in hwarta .1 (form:
rewaaavery ar at .
of the friends of {he have.
here wanting an Invitation to wilt-
t
Acting instinct
eaident ifobn ii. belief-eon. outstation
ya: it. Wolfram. The Moore were
Heater of Forma~iesec ritadale.
ll.
umnmvwdflhi! H. Blip
m twig.
l
CHICAGO. in?
bomb wan found
Veeubuic of the h >
John ii oweca. -
the Democratic ti
seven‘liichea long
etc
on
”I
wh
of
a
til
wi
ill
e
W
eh
m
N
be
ediohavebeeafi
the Judge. found .,
opened the viesifhit .. .
the morning "*
into the house. on
"I?
a Jolie." said the i Oder. “Than
when i saw the fit . . ntly no
been lighted. l. t~~ hi i do: better
turn it our to the which i did
i can't int
anyone to h w till! ac. and lam
thinking that in ‘wiil he found
to have been a .
When the le pg of the bomb
had been out into
Icon to contain a
der which half
‘lovgde'leho ”I!“ if; no be
are an it: r. en t lab
was sent to ihhthi
the general
doubt this
with _
“from!“
will be motioned for it!!! daya.
and don't fall to attend. There will
be no We churgedduring thin aaie.
P.
budge. Nerf-Inaiand Order of Helen»
tlon. were installed in! night by life-
trlct Deputy
Bridge
(‘hriet
had much experience in this work.
and the installation was finely con-
ducted. The ufticcra are ea follows for
enag h
Ferric.
by the losing aldciin the member
was the winner in lite event. and the
members received many congratula-
tions on their efforts in securing new
marchers during the peat term.
OVITEI con-liar la
"12ml"! titles
”I “:3 h id of ”ain‘t-lore
coon a o e
ertiea in thin town and in Wait Haven
and other pointa as well.
that the leelehipt Oyster company la
trying to buy the propert
“The firm of William hierwlh A do.
“has been approached on ‘
«A dynamite
today in the
County Judas
looted on
r. lead-covered.
out. iiisa lda
funwrapped it the wet news»
r with which to” once Weed
twas beside iii fit hie library,
are he in annual mild lilrt
his eventual. ' .. ' .
'i thought first it i. .Itillle sort of
no wit would prompt
the putt... it was
in???“ ".3;
W”
in It? filth Dow;
hviulvea
log.” and mm. public. . Thia A..."
ll continence Friday, the filth. and
Men and womonpaave your whitey
0. LOUIS“!!!
LIME IIBTILLI
l‘. (‘.
The officers of l.ounebury
Wallace A. Smith. of
rt. assisted by Paul Warden
. of lirltlgepori. lloth men have
e next term:
Junior Past \i’ardcn Willie I. Cav-
W arden -Charies i-l Thompaon
Vice Warden-- Mrs. l illian hi iiolly.
8ecreiary-«t.hariea ii. Adams
Financial secretary ~~~~~ t‘ harlca ll.
Tmeurcr—ml‘ionry A. Wood.
(luldowWilliam ii. Plait.
Chaplain-F'ranltlin i’. Boll.
Guard» William D. Plait.
SentineiwAibert W. liaaaard.
Trustee for three yearn-lioward ll.
limot.
Later there was a supper. paid for
ip content. hire. Lillian liolly'a aide
Hw—‘Tm I.
W ‘0-
MILFORD. Conn. Jill. I
it in known
endaieo
Andrew itedei. of NtHrwallt is al-
labelling“. the company to not control
eaani
a~ for parables. and air.
in Providence today.
edt air not-mm to the
lie- ab! prevented the destination
”r: 2Tb eetebliabniadt m
.. HIHHIHH HHS HEIHHI
“Vim
Lia-aided bull... rein
or Thursday.» colder; mode
brisk southwest etwwde.
i
in m lie is chosen to Sue
and Milo by Von of
‘ its to Sixty-four
III HHIIHHIHHIHH
"airfield nonhuman-
Hill "for Vain '
HARTFORD. Jan. "ll-"GEOPIG P.
lichen. governor of Connecticut in
1901 and 1002. will be the United
states senator from Connecticut suc-
needing the present senator. Morgan
t} haliteley. whose term will expire on
March 8 Mr. Mellow defeated the
senior sebum of the state in the Re-
publican caucus yesterday afternoon
(Continued on fourth page.)
m ~-_~
PILOT“ TIIE ELI-I
HIIE III! "III.
ILOII Til! ”Elli
(tact. 0. ii. Allen, a Seller of
Years In. dead at tile
News at Black flack
Capt Charles Henry Allen died lion-
day afternoon at his home. 2!: Elle
worth street. Black Rock. in the elah
tic-third year of his age lie had been
in failing health for some time due to
heart trouble ton December It with
his wife coin ted his eierih wed.
ding annivera’ . Capt. Allen was one
.0! the old tint nailing masters
Abound "let.
lie waa born in Weaiport. Cotnpo
diatrici. January "hills. For antim-
ber of years he ran the sailing packet
the Illa Jane from file wharf at the
entail-airflow utilisation. to New
orb. \‘_:latermapllot for
_ in company.
if " “an. “Hum n”
or he left the Bridsepori steam
bo‘at company he called a boat of his
own the Sarah Tharp. the veeael be
the named. for his mother. between
Weetimfl and New York. lie retired
some yearn ago.
Captain. Allen in survival by his wi~
dow. two acne. boih of whom are sea
captains. (biplaln Charles '1‘. Allen. of
Mobile. Ala. and Captain Nelson 1!.
Allen. of New York; a brother. Cen-
tain Screen A. Allen. of Weetport. who
was with him in the running of the
Sarah Thorpe: two daughters. Mrs.
Joanph health. of Black Rock. and hire
John J. Miller. of Norfolk. \'n.. and a
sister. lira. Charica Jennings. of
Greena'i-‘aruui.
The funeral will take place on
Thuraday afternoon from hia hotnc on
Ellsworth atrcei. Bridacpori. and Rev.
if. (f. Woodruff will conduct the can
rice. The burial will be in Mountain
Grove cemetery. Bridgeport.
MIFEIIEII Til
KILLING WWII
PROVIDENCE. it. i.. Jan. il.-—-0itf-
ton E. Thompson. the young negro who
confessed last night that be murdered
Mn. Minna l-‘ine. a storelteeper. plead-
ed guilty to the charge in the Clath
District court today. When the war-
rant oherglng hire with the crime was
read. Thompson appeared not to bear.
but aloud leaning on the bar for sup-
port and eobhing. Upon being naked
the second time. he raised his area
from the floor and in a voice tremb-
ling with emotion answered: "! don‘t
want to plead guilty of killing the
woman. Your Honor. 1 might. have
done it. by mistake. "
“fluiliy or not guilty." the court
again allied. and Thompson. iipcait~
lng on low that his voice was scarce-
ly audible. replied. "Guilty. " The dew
ty aherll Iiaifoarrieti him await. to ho
p-befd without bail for the grand jury.
The penalty for murder in this abate
la hfedniprieenhvenl. lwbbery ia livelier»
e‘d‘tobavebeentheinoiivefor the
c It!
warrants m
iii arms out
WWI
of a quantity of powder
chimney at the
in. all in
_ .w...a......mu... were
to start a mimiliilie‘ oven. ‘
tcas cl Clincher of Commerce
iMNlllliiY. Jan. lie—fibre t‘iisiiiivef'it
piled chills! a- _j .‘
of a baker’s oven . j.
m f -.
« i will [fill
Building will Amount to
liver “MM
CINCINNATI. 0.. Jan. 11. —-Four
than who were known to have been in
the Chain of Commerce building
when it ca ghi fire. but night. were
unaccounted for early today. and fears
are entertained that they perished in
the flames. which caused a loss esti-
hinted at clone to a million dollars
A score of persons. including a des-
en linden. were injured but their in
itiriea are not believed to be of a fatal
flature .,
The missing man are Brent Mar-
shall. a confidential clerk of the grain
brokerage firm of Early a Daniels.
which had emcee ln the building; Fred
Balm. night engineer. and Chris Nie-
dtea, night fireman. and Harry Loalie.
colored porter of Early and Daniela
Search of the wind was not possible
early in the day. an the fire was atill
smouldering.
Bealdea the Chamber of Marco.
the Business Men' a Club and the to...
leville & Nashville Railroad offices.
more than. a econ of business concerna
had quarters in the deatmyed build-
in. Their loan will be complete it
is believed the demage is fully cover-
ed by inanrance
The deeiructlon of the building will
not own an interruption of business
of 'Cbauge members.
immediately after it was seen that
the building would be destroyed James
J. Healttn. president of the Chamber of
Commerce. made arrangements for
temporary quarters in the Staten lio-
uit lithium
is iiitssiu
Fafiisr Finn Advocates Disposing
of Land Bought for heat-
etery Purposes
.. ___._. ._
Father Thomas J. Finn. of at. Mary's
Church. announced 9n Sunday last
that the Main street property of the
pariah had been aaaeaaed at such a
high figure by the assessors that if.
9" III. acid. The property Wu
lginaliy intended for mercy per-
poaea thine! than said Sunday that
the propeer find best he need for these
purpoaoa than allowed to lie idle.
it was thought woen purchased
that the property would be necoecary
for cemetery lots at once. for the old
cemetery was fast becoming full, but
It acme that through acverni changes
in this old cemetery. it was made poe-
property in Main street was unnecee
liary for a time. Now it has not yet
become a aoceealty for these purposes
but Father Finn and many of the busi-
ness men in the church thinlt that the
prouerty has been over-estimated as
to value and that if ft to as valuable
as the aaaeeaora deem it. it had better
be put to some uae'to prove its worth.
it is understood that Father "inn
is melting negotiations with several
prospective purchasers with a view to
selling the property. The land in
quite desirable for nor oral pnrpoeosand
will probably be said if it is decided
to let it go out from the hands of the
taken in the matter by those of the
church and the outcome of the matter
will be awaited with game interest.
FIIEIEI PLII I
"I”!!! TWIlfilm
The committee of arrangements for
the proposed inter-company pinochie
tournament of the South Norwalk
litre Department held a
n lit and completed me nal details
t was decided to Main tile tourna-
ment on .Jf'buraday‘ evening. January
llth. The first hitting will be, at
Putnam liaee (lompaay. t
the headquarters of the
and the third at Old Well Hook and
Ladder company quarters.
There will be four mes each night
and six sittings in ai. one each weelt
Captain Howard L Zoloft. of Old
”Weill! andLOompr y. baa been
nted a committee to secure the
t pli‘ which will be a handsome cup.
eel—0m
wiles Bile iicy. is North main at.“
u m trimmed hats at great
reduction.
at.
bed either better be used for some-
gm: hither 0mm he
was pastor of the church. and was on ‘
sible to enlarge it and then the new areas
pariah. 'Noi a little interest is being I
eating last. "’
' Hill... _
, MW "gain... at" e
. . ’ helm _ .‘Li
Sumner Resident at if »
Bluff italic Good as rm
of Export Subsidiary _
IIHHIIHI HHIIHIII _
' HII HH‘HHHEI'H '
um em to am no]
Dinner Tortellini Vi . '
James A. Ferrell. prealdeilt of
United States Bteei Products '
Company. the subsidiary of the t"
Btatee Steel Corporation vhf
dies its export trade. has been
president of the United Station
Corporation itself. to succeed W ;
E. (bray. whoae resignatloii was '
nounced a few days ago. The
vole-um selenium-a ta sen "
“World. If”. I." ”alibi.
WANTED.
’wam’lo— EXTRA .
for our tcn J‘daye“ January
Apply (‘ hinted;
"WANTIDwAPPIJCANTS m ,
Haida' ing school; ,
month. boardr and lodging; ll!
mum. erviiicen. pylorit
vrfntcndent. fill Weet let 'IL.
I
wm're —~—A nov 70 W
acir generaly useful in item
etatc Rubber Co.. 83 W flint!
. W‘""°“t.i"’.ll§‘£“°.£i.‘l.
arson power an e ‘a
good pay. intcnitato Rubber «n
Vnahingftm ill
WANTID~-81TUATION air a p
housework by the day. India"! .
mood It
M...
WANTED-*NIHAT BO}
store. Apply Balloon Po .2}
Waufl- u "
general bouncy-.5
moat 3min.- “LI
”(~le WAL
live. We will start you'
bualhelc and furnieh «a
what aaaiatance No , 4
mm hr particulate. ”V:
Eon Merton Co“ Bron ti“. ‘
wameo~ an nxrnnffilcnn"
Orr} clerk. flood y to l .
A. it. .v .
care ntin
WANTIUmEXPERIE.
tore on power ntachines
on ehlrta Clue", Portulaca,” Q Ca.
waarreo-‘ro our.
t‘m “grille and poultry;
gonwozlcrui T'urnpilte. “and
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