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Revolvers Drawn by Some of
the Prisoners in a Speci-
a'cular Haiti Made Sunday
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G9rma9rr Ullt Club Also Visited by
and Proprietor Arrested
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HHHIEHHEEH HIHHEE
Anoihortargs Classliocoivedlnto
Horwallt Lodge at Ceremon-
ice in Music Hall
Norwnik Lodge, No 709. Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elite. had a
class initiation in Music liall.
day afternoon.
front 'lht- Norwnlks being received
tester.
nine noiv members
rto the order. The initiation was by
the degree team of ntitmford Lodge.
and it is no extrggoratlon to state that
the ceremonial as conducted by them
as never before equalled in the town.
he otiit-ers were thoroughly familiar
took
The stations were filled tie
oiiixrrited Ruler—«William C. 'l‘wom-
Lending Kniihiww. (l.
1‘.
linteenred
Poole
Esteemed lecturing Knight-F.
ANSONIA. wJan. 23. ~ch oral of the lleelrler
mm caught in a raid on the saloon
or" Thomas .lcnkimr. at 283 North
State'street by four state policemen
yesterday afternoon drew revolvers
and made an effort which proved to bet a
Esteemed Loyal Knightwtlcorge Ty.
Esquire-Sol Wagner.
inside Grrnrd~~illaf Olsen.
l‘ylerwr‘rank l’. Finley.
A dolcg ntlon of about fifty members
momptrnled the officers. coming by
unsuccessful. to frighten the officers train trolley and automobiles arrrl me
into allowing them to escape. Several nttendnnro at the hull wag nearly 300
others tried to break away by grup
pling with the polite and it was only
when the latter drew their own re
volvers that they finally succeeded in
placing the eighteen rnon wiro were
found in the room under arrest Three
of the officers then. hold the men in the
room at the points of their tH'eroliers
while the others went off to get a
squad ol’ local police to help bring the
crowd into the station.
At practically the some time and.
only a short distance away four other
members of. the state police descend
ed on the German lllk club where
they found a number of men drink-
ing. in this place. as there was no
license, the police could not arrest the
men found in the room except the
man dispensing the liquor Albert B.
Schroeder. who was held under 8100
health. The seventeen men found in
Jenkins' place were charged with be-
link found ina saloon on Sunday and
were held under bonds of S30 apiece.
Jenkins himseli was charged with
violating the Sunday it or low and
his head was 9%“ “Hz. Schroeder
had no licena ii at all and Woo
consequently charged with violating
the liquor law by selling without a
license.
9 Chief Ellis..nl"ffhll term. was called
‘ over the tWI who the Jenkins
than will" at! and lived tc'tlnd
all the men under arrest. The men.
it is stated. are, quite well-known and
Chief Ellis knew then name of prac-
tically every man in the room The
list of the seventeen men forrnd and
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arrested for (re treniin is: Patrick \ , been in (‘hir‘ago on hrrtrlncau rt that
Mrrih rn Antign r Kglan st ul y home Warden CHM“ who had been the later the family had hear from
‘3’ r l l i. ii 0. on the watch for hunters for several hi w ‘ tiir‘n w H
Dobbins. Thomas Cigaren. Russell Sunday. we". out yesterday in com in son you its etisrrrto.
Forsythe. James l‘oraythe. Fred Wii~
llama. William St. German, Theodore
Patterson. .lohn Ponato. Thomas Mc-
Mahon.’Wllliarn Parker, Harry .lonerr.
Frank Flats. Patrick Cummings. Wil-
liar-u Williams. Charles Wells.
"l‘lre (tarmac llik club is one of the
oldest German organizations in the
city. and number among its members
come of the moat respected t-.-itir.o be
'ot'lroorrars‘fo rusrt
rurrorirr PLEliiiES
Chairman Comstock of the democra-
tic state central committee today an-
nourrcod as the uppointurerrta of Bryan
l". hlnhan. oi Newibondou. err-Mayor
James B. Martin and. Secretary it). 5.
Thomas. of this city as the committee
that Will prepare leaialntion- upon three
matters that the democratic party of
this state in their platform declared
that they stood for. One of time in
legislation for a working man’s com-
pensation act,aootbar the public utili-
tieI act and for the upset of the pres
ent law limiting employers liability to
$5,000 in one of death of a person on-
waged in his employment. .
Tho‘mmooratlc Mrty declared in
their platfo thatvit would see to
than that in it" lettialatlon. in
)he miter of the ”Mo limit recovery
rein amp! oyarI for death. Govornor
Baldwin in his motion to the general
assembly favored art extension of the
Mount of an The committee
whitetail“ W01” Comical: to
in on t
t H. Russell. of
in the work and
[H'i'SQ lli‘t'.
were from Stamford.
Haven.
and South Norwalk.
oxr‘ellcnt banquet was served
their guns.
and opened fire,
ed lire.
day morning.
the cameo! his companion.
After the work Exalted Ruler Bernard
J. Reynolds, of Norwalk lodge. made
an address. congratulating the mem-
bers of Stamford Lodge on thr- excel-
lent work
performed. and heartily
honking the large delegation for its
There was a response on
be part of Exalted Ruler Twomhly.
who is or resident of East Norwalk.
)ther visiting brothers who spoke
tlrcnwlch, New
Springfield. Masailnchusettti
At 21:30 all repaired to tho. Ellts'
lonrc in South Main street. where an
under
he direction of Moses l'. ilaliock, and
here was voral and inelt‘irrrrcninl
crrslc.
umhwu
ruuwumr
Game Warden and Companion
Capture line. Alter inter-
" chem oi Shots ‘
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BOUTHINGTON. Jan. 23.-»Arr cacti-
ing encounter between Game Warden
Collins and Tony Ditnora. a Sunday
hunter. took place in the north part of
Cheshire near the Boulhintaon lino.
close to the old halite rrrlnc. yesterday.
party with Sidney Fable. of Cheshire.
to ascertain whether there was any
Sunday hunting going on. They met
Dlmora and a companion. armed with
shotguns and evidently tracking deer
Collin
der.
relied upon the pair to aurrerr
hey started
‘r
BIL
llinrqra was released
‘A herd of about twenty deer
RAILROAD IE] Til
orsouss tutor outs
Railroad men from all sections or
the state have been invited to attend ‘a
union meeting to he held in Odd Pal
iows' Hall. in Crown street. New flay
van. Sunday. January as, It 8: 80
at which iuirrlation after: a. the titer-
data of all railroad amp urea in the
menu
atate will be' diacuaaed. Ar
have been made for the
tion or a big crowd as the villa
the ankle”: are erratum
0MP 9 O MIDI Y ‘
alibi I of the raid arch
ea‘ta‘d. 9 '
The artip lay an itch
iio utiliitlea bill and
" nation willbadi 91
“ to thh‘ but roam
‘9 of the nitric-19:11 in
to run and when
about three rods away from the game
warden turned and covered him with
FOOie. fearing that their
would fire on Collins. drew a revolver
Dlnrura‘a companion
turned and ran. tiring arr he did no.
Collins also drew a revolver and open.
Dimera dropped his gun and
surrendered. brrt his companion cacao
upon 3500
bands for his appearance before Jun
rice of the Peace Doolittle next Satur-
He refused 'to divulaa
has
been making itrr haunt near the barbie
mine for some time and two carcasses
of deer havebeen found there.
thouuht that Dimora and his
panion are responalble for their ltili-
villi.
It lit
0033'
ANNXilliili
multitu-
iilurur
Session of the South flor-
wallr Board oi councilman
PHHHHI HHHIIIIIIEI HHH
HIIIH BEHIEH HEPHHIS
Several Highway Hearings Also
Scheduled to Come up
Tonight‘s ndiounred meeting of the
city council promises to be a lively
session and a very long one as wall.
Already it is being suggested that.
lunch he Berl'ed at ill o'clock. in view
of the extended session which is cit-
pocted. it appears that themight will
not be long enough to conaider all of
the matters that are likely to be
brought before the meeting.
Inn-tenan-
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one run run or
A curators
"i‘lillfil’ lllVl-le FAlllsii, hllnn...ien.
till-win a dead man taken from a Son
Linc tralrrvhcre, the police detectir'cs
race a possible murderer. stricken
down by death during his flight front
the scene of his crime.
The disappearance of l... R. Lorine.
a young business than of Canninzton.
(int... and the fact that a number of
lamea' papers were found in the dead
rrttrn'tl possession strengthened this
belief. The mysterious unknown» aim
was traveling on towee' railroad tic-
ket. When the body was discovered
Saturday night soon after the north-
bound aioo train for Winnipeg had left
Erskine. it was fldliirtillid that the man
really was Lowe: When this city
was washed dortofi were ca'ii'ed‘ who
said the man ago from "."M‘ attbrl.
PAW“ out boyd care be ad-
d”!!! of anei' relatives and pie hm
iher. menu LOWER. of Morris. flask
was notified to came here.
it was then when Glenn inn-oil ar-
rived that the cane develoired into a
mystery. for the lilotrirr mun declared
he never had seen the dead man. He
told the police that his brother had
it is known that young homes had a
conniderublemuru of money in cash in
his possession in t‘hlcngo. and ms the
dead man. here also carried tr large
amount of money it the theory of
Glenn Lowell that his brother tvns
murdered and robbed and that his
murderer is man in the local morgue
Further examination of the body
disclmd that the clothes worn by the
dead man had bet-tr made in illicit. N.
Y. Cards were forrnd hearing the name
‘Theodore Hompatend" and the ad-
dresa Nina and the man's laundry
was marked "1‘. ii."
(iii. structure or
your orrrznrsiur
Last evening Dr. James H Root). of
the American institute of denial Ber
vlco, addressed the Sunday Evening
ltrItllute taking an his subject World
Cltlnetrahip.
Dr. Ecob hrouiiht out front his long
and wide experience a broad lrumarri.
tar-ion are-nae distinctly in lino With
the idoala and purpose of the luatltute.
His addreaa was remarkably. fitting in
following that of Profoaaor Zuebllu the
Sunday niaht before. He clearly
showed the ways in which the whole
worl' in comic: into unity. including
religion. All a weaker. Dr. limb was
forceful. eloquent and full of informa-
tion which be imported in an interests
in; manner. ,
carillon room of the church and malt!
the «coins. dolls a aroup of the men
:01 lulu. for value than in conference
W
Dr. Hectariahd made an announce-
merit of the cantata to so given film
illth. maxill- smoothly to irratire t
lit a fire which destroyed the residence
- way connected with the alleged con-
At the old» of the aaiheiins the
qual social than wait spent in the re-
ut the authoring mat the apeaker of
by tables and aallirtu tie-
ii... blast Sunday evening the lootuic
_ trill he illnatratad. the rabbi-ct“ baths
thump
Woman. liar i‘hreaphildrerr and
. Matti lose Mirror in
Toronto. debacle
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TORONTO .‘IUM. JIll.‘23.’-l“lvc por
sane were burned to death Saturday
of Percy C. brook. milliliter and trons
trr'er of the Canadian Fairbanks Com-l
party and the Home Canadian Manu-
facturing Company. This house was
or 435 lndlau Road. in the western
end of the city. I fashionable residence
uectlou.1
The dead are: I
hire Broom. liar three children. For
cy. .lr.. 7 years oidl Goons. 4 years
old. and Wendel. 3 W90“, and a maid
servant whorls tramp la" not known.
The only other occupant of the build
inn. the second braid. saved her life by
lumping but was aarimrlly burned
and will probably die. She was unable
to give the poll no any account of the
tragedy The tire Wu discovered by
noiglrbora."huh the whole building was
in tianrea. and the firemen were help-
less when th‘ey naively The bodies
were recovered at 3‘ who! after the
fire had bitrnod itself out
The husband and father is in (‘hi
cago on business ‘ .
do
no
Adjournment this Then fatten
Until a O’clock. Mm fury
wriruarnmmo
“w ill
deuce I slow to Defense .
Will-:irlulv'iitl. W. '.'a.. Jan. 239.-
When the: trial of laura Farnsworth
Hrhcrrlr was mourned this morning the
prosecutor promptly moved to strike
from the rccmd tlrc testimony of Jane
Hodges. who declared on the stand
Saturday that Albert ticlrenit had told
her he would "leave no stone unturn~
ed in pet Laura Schenlt out of the fatn-
lly." The proaecutor declared that
nothing whatever had been adduced
counseling Albert Seirenlt with such a
conspiracy. lie also moved that the
testimony of lir. lieniamln Morrison.
who said Dr. J. w. Myers. a nimpor-
rant witness against hit-s. achank. is
an employee at the hospital conduct-
ed by Dr. l.. M. Hasklns. a brother-tn
law of John ti. Schenk, be stricken out.
its declared llr. iluahins was in no
apirary.
Judge Jordan sustained the uterine
in each case. excluding the testimony.
and the state roared. calling no more
witnesaea in rebuttal. although fatty
had been summoned.
Judge Jordan then asked counsel for
the instructions each side thought
ahould be given to the jury. Proceed
tor Kandlan immediately aubmltiod
his instructions. tie a messenger
was heat to the other of the corrnrrel
for the defame for their court cOpy.
Judge Jordan thou adjourned court
until 2 ocloclr.
After the Jury has been instructed
this afurtuoon the aileron will begin.
The uclrtaion of the alleged tron-
spiracy evidence by Judge Jordan who
asevere blow to the defense as it
ieawa the one before the inry with
nothing but the testimony of the or-
porta. Al I mull of the judge's ac-
tion. the case was Ihoflanad by at
least two days and the dotenae was
prevented in Irinrelnrttai from refer-
ritrl to the altered conspiracy tuti
irony. ‘
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IDIPIIIED I).
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W
About trienty or the many friends
of iii. iv acetone. of too soon: ttalri
Inc-t. whom ai- MI MI, intrude!
evening. and nav- hint a thorough our--
price. sundown-o the contour“
“4%.“! team
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mum '
mat in
our:
homes.
dividia
the oh «919‘
““3th Willi;
acid in he hit
did brim . t
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Ill ISIHHIH
MHHHHHHIA
HHHHHPHIS
CHINESE GOVII‘HMOM IIWHHBS “‘9 ing in the NorWalk Club parlors on
Powers to Send Physicians
to Handle the Situation
inumuuu
lira iii illi’llllli
Starting at a World
soils is How Favored
HARBI‘N. Manchurlu. .lan. 23.—~F‘ud-
zludlatr. a suburb of Harbin and the
particular plague spot of Manchurla.
is to be isolated as the tirst systematic
step toward etxermiuatlnx the plague
that has grown more threatening every
\.
'1 his wns decided upon at a confer. riteep ")0 "Here?“ and the enthllsiaslfl
euro participated In by the 'i‘aotat th
hi ad of the local (hinese government
and English and f‘hluese physiclatru.15"“lr
'ihe movement is due to pressure'
brought by the Russian government
which realizes the seriousneaa of the
sltuatlorr.
A Russian physician who has just many things of this nature have been
completed an inspection of Fudziadlan accomplished.
discowred three plague sources in the
7.000 persons
reside. Corpses are piled high in the
airccts and in the yards adjoining the
Last week there were fifteen
hundred deaths in l-‘udziadian.
The pnullmoltic type of the plague
prevails.
PEKlN, China. Jan. 23~The govern-
ment is sending a note to Chinese min-
isters abroad instructing them to in
vltc the governments to which they
are accredited to send experts to the
affected districts to study the pnotrmo.
nic plague and means for its extermin
ntion. The. povernment offers to bear
the (ravenous of the crusade.
VLADIVOS'POK. ltulaia. Jan. 23.--A
Russian soldier who had acrved at
Tarbin. died of bubonic plague today
at Paranitohnaia. a village a short
igirborhood of which
stance from this city.
8T. FITI‘ERBBURG. Jan. saw—«pr
, fyabolotny who baa Shirt returned no.
a tour of inspection in the 1““ East.
Itatcrr
cordial of Amtrr province
Run-bi, 'l‘chita capitll of Transbaika
lia Siberia. iritutak capital of the gov
ornmont of lrttutslt and the maritime
provinces are menaced by the plague.
that Blauovisahtchensli.
The doctor trays that European
u is iii no immediate danger.
nmmuwu
lilllllili ii innit on
Senator Brandepoe's lob Being
Transferred to Representative
'iiill May Be Discussed
”rum“
WASHINGTON. Jan.
it to expected to be in
While here. he will
oil as pomp-l friends.
they
W”
weentral Hotel dininp room
open. Roaular dinner. ll :80 to it. 8:30
in ii. ills. ll'lrat claaa Iarvico. Ordara
for private partiaa by phone [in
prompt attention.
until it: so.
conruaronw rtaoartnma oak.
There in a great deal of confusion in
the lumbar market It the raaatittri rue
II to bat. Thar-a la a v
and some kinda have arauy narnaa. bur “M
the foramra Iimpllty the matter by
theta into two mat. ulaaaaa.
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amalgam“ osmium
it.
-WId8 Cr". committee was not decided upon.
in Asiatic
33.~—Senator-
elect George 1‘. hicioan. of (‘onrrecti~
Washington
within a day or two; and many of the
public man here are anxious to extend
their congratulations to him.
probably be
much in the company of itepresenta
live Hill. as they are close political as
Whether or
not there will be any preliminary plans
tallied over for putting the ton of
Senator Brandertee upon the shoulders
of Mr. Hill four years from
known here and Mr. Hill at i not die.
cues any reporta contracting him with
torn ambitions. althoualr
been flying around Washington thick
and fact since the outcome of the core
teat between McLean and Builtelay bo-
car’ne certain.
ow. la not
Open every club
immumm,
nr'3m
City of Horwelii Association to
Start Out on New Plan
This ,Year
The committee on transportation
nd railroads of the Norwaik finel-
ncas Mia's Association held a meet-
l
Saturday afternoon for the purpose of
organizing. U. G. Murphy was not
present at the meeting, business hav-
iinx prevented. ill. B. Gaiiaber was
‘choaen chairman. and Charles H. Dll»
worth secretary. William P. Beers
was the other member present. Mat-
ters of importance were expected to
have been brought before the reset-
inc. brrt nothing of note transpired.
i'l'he date of the next meeting of this
it has been decided by the Nor-walk
Business Men's Association that ev-
erythinx’that is done h!"fM~v‘IfiOCiav
{lion shall be open and above board.
Also that everything that transpires
shall be. published in the papers. as far
as is possible artd discreet. in order
to do this a publicity committee is to
be appointed at an early date to givo
out the doings of the association. it
in also the desire of the association to
9 of the members at the high pitch
1 where it is non anti to 'do things" this
The association is going to adver-
tise the town and city and do every-
thing that will promote business in the
town and City of Norwalk. Already
vmumm
Merchants Observe the Civic
Club’s liuiitrp and Both
Sides Are Happy
Obeylng the request of the Civic
club, all the stereo in Weatport. ob-
served the. Sunday hours designated
by the committee so that yesterday as
far as it unable to he learned last
evening. the along were closed be»
.tvvcen 10a. mead 6 p. to. There
will an occaaion for any arrests, al
"m stood ready to make arrests if their
request was disregarded. This arrange
ment is onir temporary. so it is learn
ed from Rev. Kenneth MacKenlc. Jr.
last night, and will have to be ratified
by the Civic club at its next meeting
on Feb. it. But it is anticipated that
by this time the storekcepers them
selves will be so well satisfied with
the workings of the renuest that it
will be made tmrmsnen-t. As for an
could be learned no one was diacdm-
nroded yesterday by the cloning of the
stores. .
rrvoirius mm .
1 one: IlliE
it was unofficially announced today
that the committee correlated by May-
or Pohlman to consider the matter of
extending the boundaries of the city so
as to‘lnciude the whole time arr aux
noted by Senator Donovan. will report
favorably at tonight I council meet
in;
The committee consists of Council-
men Charles J. Pldaeotr and James T.
Porter-a and Corporation ilououi John
Keogh. .
ILAMINO THE POLICE.
Mr. Simpson viral reading the newly
spar. "Hora'a a Chicago man cot
bio a drunken brawl and wan Itab-
bed to death. " he laid aloud.
His wife (lapsed from her knittinl
and commented. "in some low saloon.
i Iuppoae."
"No, The paper can be got stab
bed in tire thereto cart
5:54P
"Same thins. You‘
Circumstances alter- can: for much
would clone such a
rtcnai monthly.
loss than a lawyer“ will undertake to
do it
Do not put your hairpins" in cold
arenas. lat the world have the bout
0
a
Run-
have
lice
Na-
new
“madam“ tub-Dr
I.” Idling. WW» 1 01M”
4.“ 4a.“.
FOR SALE.
p
infill“ improve»
M99: £04m tour
illiliiliply
BlHSE HH SAHHHIHT
though it is asserted that the club .
I! “A!“ Wrtimm
mfihfkmmofl no ‘55
ammm
SHHIH ;
IHHIH H
luiurdehlie Houndirrpa'
on Dorlon Point Lin
Severely Badly Huff
Thomas Smith. one of the In
ular motor-men of the Co
(‘ompany's force in The Norm
lying at his home in Franklin“
today. in an exceedingly da
condition as the result of a
accident which happened yea
morning about 9 o'clock a's Mr. .
was piloting a car down the [)0
Point division. He does not line
self exactly how the accident one
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and the beat butter, etc., and
flavoring. The best. purest. stm 9
flavoring extracts are made it ‘
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each additional word. 1 cent nor to
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inn uirl, iii years old; light 9 ,
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grits Stein 9 a,
bin BL. 80. Namath. ‘
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Box 6'46 l‘hone 185-5.
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cial rumour. electrical!
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drnn' a hair rut. Specially
good; The Beauty Shop. 0
ton t. Tel '0.
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nusrnnss NOTICES...
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copy; McKinley Edition.
are it reduction on Jami
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ticiy lituiurr. 78 Washington St.
mart a MODERN oootin-‘Mt
and shoe repair Ihop. . kinda
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for sale or to let.
copy (30.. Elm Grove r.
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rents dpr 9
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