hits imam inch or! South \tilHHtlit
- and registered at the Centrallllotel.
_ o'clock, this mornlnii. by Other Wai-
. such it case will never unsin nmlrch
.m lintl tlutnrnolvon fare to face with
‘Aililiiti count
was stunner 111511:
(Continued from. First Page.)
mm-
Creamer was apprehended at 6:30
line A. Sammie, who identified tho
than from the description furnished
by the arson-Winn police authorities."
Never has a similar Iififle been re-
corded in the police annals of either
place, and It in fervently hoped that
the records.
Seated quietly and happily in their
entry little home. in Greenwich. last
evening, Mr. and Mrs. Miner Were
aroused froru their Sundny evening
ruvorlcs by up nbrnpt tiukllng ot’ the
bolt. trmmrtuntoly tor the boost with
out. boilt Mr. nnd Ml‘ll. Miner respond-
ed, tltinkluu pruhnhly thut they were
to hunt ghouls during the evening
hours
i'pon opening the front door both
“\‘lt‘ tutmn completely by nurprleo'
nu ourluouu loohintt‘ nun, pointed tilt
t
rotilt ut .\ir, Mittt‘r nutl to liourit
,r
bruit \oito prowl. "Nun I've not you.
\on Alumni before they reultw
ed uhni hutl buppnucd the fellowi
rrtehod up to the (‘Ollliil' and roughly"
, in untictnour treatment til the \ot itook 1mm,“ hire. Miuor dud drugged?
unlit Hospital
l \\ tiniluem.’ 11105.1 Iliv‘ot sittittd
wt: 1k this morning; upon his non honor
in tturrtct: Park.
«Mien Muy Willhrme. oi" South .\'orv
walk, spout sntttrduy niterrroon
ih‘dn’ermrr with friends.
.i.
-
(fnptrrin ('lrutlos l.. Winn, of lllt‘
Norwzrlit post otiit'o, sport:
iri'ioi'noon in llritlgoport.
Miss .iluinir- Shor'irlrrrr.
atr'nrro, r itt‘lttlillé;
r‘t-ltiiitt's in Non
I;
\‘ttr'l’i \ ii)‘.
itii’llllill,.til ll String
lirrnhrrry, ia ii~itrtu i‘rictrds In
South Notwulit for :1 ion' dildo.
Miss Ihn'u
Fl! rrt-l.
Mrs. (‘lurinsu ll. Britta-t, oi Nortrrtiit.
is a ghost :11 int homo oi \lt'.
(1M. l.o_tro.ot' 2.111 \thiic xi III
The full melding of rho t'ortuo itr'iil
oi‘ :II.‘ \i'llron1
illiri .\Ir‘.-- .
roint’nt-ti to hcr irrrrzhund tutti
iI
I
l
ln|
i
l
Sutnrtiuy:
I
t
:1 to u'tlrts' with,
' t’i':
w... - .._.. . 1
1 tirt‘y
her to a uniting automobile litcrnllyi
throuing her into the scat keeping;
lnr Ollil‘llliml nnd uuzrt spouse coy-i
cred with the gun In the nteurttiriie.l
.Itrrnplni: lnlo liit' 3:11, tin! follow re“.
leased the brakes and turned on the;
gust, nhuoilnn off iitto the darkness:
unit the putting warning to Mr.
“If you say anything about thing
l'll blow your tl-—« ltcnd oil." i
'l‘hrt wing on every hit or speed that ;
automobile \r'nn nimble. mu;
t‘toztinnr‘ slipped hie (tours-c ion'nrdn"
South Norwulh, liii‘t‘tllt'ltlllts'. diro rc-‘
suite. to lilt‘ protiy wonnrn tit his' HMO"
turd t-n) trightcninn h-nr with liln‘
tIIi‘t-uts of violence illill by tho llllit'i
he run up to lllt' i‘ontrul Holt-I. in
Morroo sit'ort. r-‘lro tins int‘upn‘olr- oi
pinup tru :tlnrni. It) itlmtiil of he I' tort.
’ror' oi the hruto hostit‘h» hr-r,
Hurting rt lItlIlI for (.I't'ttlinit'll, eiro
titliilit‘ti
N‘HIHL’, lilt‘lli nil rho}
i\"l‘\\‘ of ”11- place n‘horo ho hurl eiopfi
rtrrtl (ii‘Fi'l‘ilrillll Ilt’i‘
tho nrrlltttt'ilit-tr,
goupcl minionrtry contention in to ho ‘ “'“i “M“"im ”5
.. iii-ill in Nt'u llr‘ll.itli. tir-iohor L‘i .liiti "0"" 7““ "“"ld‘ Th“ ‘l‘mi'l‘mvh W"
'26. lim- urrrhoritiox Imtutulhrtoiy notitrml'
5“" “o. m.._.._.__«_ ‘tho South .\'or\\nlh poliw and n H:
» A st'cotid son was Horn ywrttlr'tlrrr"ororm scorch ol‘ tho rocords oi nil
to Mr. :rnti hire. Tillliilli‘: Gurvoy, or the lornl littlit'lré true rnudo, but with
Latitudes il\it'lllit.'m. Mother and son no l‘t‘hllilrfi. 'I‘hc unburned lilililt' throw;
.N (fro. reported to ho (Irvin; thinly, _ilrc local oillcors hit 1211- trunk. At
‘ a— ' .-.....-.......-... {built this morning tho police new"
Arthur Mlfll- of “““li‘m'i ili'l‘imi‘U\t'rrtnt'tl tirnt tho follow had cornn ortt‘
xii“? 80M!“ omployoo til' tho iloltrronfim‘ illi‘ t‘oritt‘rrl “Ith and nu oilit't-i‘
Kevlar ""‘l 3“ li‘i'L (“illliltllli- bl‘i‘lll‘nltil‘lt‘tl I'or' Monroe sti't-ei. but Im-
Snturduy in lii'ldgopori. us the nut-1:1 oi . {mm bu rmmhod that pint-o. (ltllrvr
flurry \Vniorinrt'y.
”lire resignation or t‘ttptulrr llrrr oyuo
Hamilton, (‘outti \Iiilit‘l)’ t":t,(il|| oi
Stamford hits boon rtrrt_1picti :tnd Irv Is
dischnrnod from the nlIliinH ‘lt‘i\iti‘
of the Ellilt‘. to intro r-t‘i-otr
‘hgl‘ .1.
..__.
Bornnrd Nuitol‘or'd and ditch Ilirrrrn.
who wont to New York 1'in lznt‘ worth.
dctormiur-tl to niuy until they il:ttl nt-oil
one of the leuguc bull gurucs of the nor
Ion, returned home distrppolutvd
Saturday. They hntl waited art loin: no
they cured to and cure rrp llIt‘Il‘ tit-tor-
nriuutlon.
Now in the time for you to time.
Shmo young men think it trill ho onu-
let to Nirrr rt liiilo Intor Thorn in
nothing itt It. If yotrr incoino Ilit‘l‘t'llt-lt‘n
so will your cxrwnoos.
.1’
of the South Nor'wnlk Trust Co.
on lilondiry evenings.
011-1;
' \
~m—M
'I‘hc hnuuul roll cull of I’ t' Itouun
l
Mm'm . titiori rind. thin morning. (lillt‘vl' .iltllit'h‘r
l
:Surnnrln, who With on duty In (but \‘I-‘
i'illlly tin-d who hurt hi. mew potted
lot the in: to trim untl uppr-oirt ndt-ti
trim. taking him to the loud poirtc d1“ 1‘
.11nrirtrout.f
'I'lit‘ iiicouu’it'lr ntrtlitirillos now 110-:
Nrdlcy crime to town und took him:
i
but-Ir to tune the court on tho norioue
ritnrno, Inutl
sumo ‘
\tltirh \vlll itirdorrbtcdly
t‘rt-iruror in tuition prIuon tor
;tinro. ‘
on "
t
t
l
Sturt nu ac-“
count now in the nnvint- dcpurtmcni {offense be “M committed.
l
l
l
t‘rczinror ls somewhat of 11 hurl mnni
11nd eotneiltno trgo wus nrroutni nnd;
itortiiciod Irt (Iroontt'irh on the charge}
ittf tripe.
t‘hit-f Willirirn R Pennington is of‘
the opinion that t‘rcumer ltrtd tooled‘
down Bilflitiit‘lllh by the time he hurl:
roucbod South Norwulk no ihui he'
did not dare carry out hie wltolef
pronrnm, renlizlng the gravity of tlrc'
A dospnich front (lreenWIrh
morning rend its foliown:
Gill-‘8 .\‘Wi(‘H, Oct. 23.—~Johu (‘res-L
tnor, an etnploye (if an express rom-
thin
bury boiler- New England Order tIl punt here and son of it local police
I’r-otcttlon ulll bt- hold tomorrow ut't' ‘offtcor, was arrested in South Nor-
ntug.thoIoduooiwnlngrrt";;tori.1,,,tr truth this morning for the Greenwich
Th” “l“ 'N‘ Titllttwetl bi it" ttlthli’el tuutbotities, following complaint mode
our) program nnd refreshment» .\
largo Illllllilt'l' of tho lnttmhuru or Iiit‘r
lodge hutt- been invited to attend,
”5.".
”r...
rNo mutterinttitcboh in GOIlllilt‘lt‘ with-
out it Ilub runuo. 'I‘ho Ilnb In 11 chI
and durubio tundr- More and excellent
‘ academy of fuel It. is uhsohttely with
out ennui. A. ..l tlollina 8.: (‘11. vulht
your attention to three r-ttnuen In their
Mt‘oflilciuci‘rt todut 'l‘hoy fill" the
World's best by t‘IWt'l) (out. lit-11d their
itdrortisemeut.
Mrs. Peter Chrlrilnuo. or Wt‘siport
Wile, hue been undergoing ironi-
men; in the Italian Benevolent thrill
to and Hospital In New York city
it is feeling nomewhut improved.
. It. Christiano undortvettt an opt-rit-
tlt‘h more or less serious on her legs
think It the institute. ‘Iler many
this will be pleased to hear of her
liprorement.
. men, 0. Schmidt. of Uranium.
' laid a force of carpenters 11nd oth
‘ hitnx tradesmen at work on his
‘ in Franklin avenue. which
collimation but yosr 01119 of
' has been completed odd
101' optima. 11nd tint
hither and for unny uronngomuut until
i
t
:to’ Number toward the automobile.
to tltcttl by Herbert Miner. of East
l’ort tiltetuer thnt Creamer 41nd forced
Mrs. hitherto so with him froin hor
huuw In tin automobile. t'renmer. who
in unld to intro been drinking. uncured
two revolvers from the office of the
mummy whore he in employed at?-
t-ordlua to the information which the
police huvo rind accompanied by John
White, of Greenwich. was driving In
Abe unto to tho Minor home. In East
i'ort thruster. hire. Miner eats a form-
or utinuululnnro of Croutner. I-llti ran
at the door wns answered by Mrs. Min-
or. The household was preparing to
retire at the time. and she was light-
ly clad. in telling his story to the
police, afterwards. Miner may. he
heard a innufs vnire suit it the Minors
lived there. and then he helrd his
wife srrcnm. He rushed to the door
and was confronted by a man with
a revolver. The man had his arm
about litre, Miner and we» attempting
White stoodnettr by, but took no part
In tho aitnlr. Wither basin attempted
to sell! them m was warned off
by the menacing retiring. and despite
her strum» Mrs. Minut- ”station
Min- '1.
into the solo uhlett than «or. they. ,
,s
.1
‘.It is not
' alone the.
convenience, or
the freshness, or the
crispness, Or the un-
usual load-value, or
the 1 digestibility,
or the cleanliness, or
the price, ‘ that has
madeUneeda Biscuit
the National Soda
Cracker.
It is the remarkable
combination of all
of these things.
If everyone, every-
where, knew how
good they are,
everyone, every-
where, wouldcat
them—every day.
Sold by grocers in
every city and town
-—Bought
of all classes.
by people
Never sold in bulk
-—always 5 cents in
the moisture - proof
package which
kéeps them oven-
freoh.
NATIONAL srscurr
COMPANY
saw Mrs. Minor stop from the ‘Wuh-
tntnon atoms. The olttcm weir
im- in charlie Ind mowed bar in
Greenwich. ,jimfllti the pollen lint
lilo with taken in the autonomic» to
south Not-walk and to at hotel thew
by Groomer. and from which she
later manned to mite her escape.
White rm shouted at his both.
here enriy’todny. in connection with
the affair.
A Iii-IV!!! WOIXMAN
"i see. you are putting the hospital
expenses of that psintbr who fell oi!
tmntho root." 1
"Yes: he's too good a man to lose
no its 3011qu up two 1
“er W
A LITTLI RID MAN.
The start. left one of Its choicest.
gift! It the home oi Mr. sud Mrs. boo
Court. of til (iron street. Norwstlt, yes-
«my morning. It was of the mucu-
ilne sender, and tho lather is slresdy
preparing an application for his ad
minim into the Cookout). Tribe of
been. and Intention mite him
blurihiuu" chief u soon as his heir
is long enough. "mill” The pipe of
pinto. is being passed sround
W—wiw
WHINI THIIi lI DMIGIR,
“Didn’t your new ”It m to
co to Tripoli?" ‘
"owr a great hilt of torrilory
tw»..vv~..-rq,
\ iltliiEiiiittEttT or trim
tostsrwonoitrctrtes
tContlnued from First Page)
i
Canton, and the seat of YarLImCollexe,
the Chinese extension athlete Univer»
west of Hunkow, while Nan-Chang has
100 Inhabitants. 1
The fall of Ghaug~8hn and Non-
Ohsnx had been rumored here for a
tiny or two. Today's advices definite-
ly in the hands of the revolutionsiriel.
Four of China's 18 provinces are now
regarded as under revolutionary Influ-
once-Sse-Chuen,
moot. started, lib-Pelt,
Chang is the capital; Hunsn and KI-
ang~BL The fate of Nankiug, Where
the garrison is regarded as siding
with the revolutionaries, would deliv-
Ngaanwcl.
unily succumbing to the revolutionary
Infection. No uprising has yet been
reported at Nnnklng, which In only
200 miles above Shanghai
garrison there cunnot be relied upon
by the Imperial government. Nun-
king Is not only a great commercial
military depot in Central China and
its full would he the most severe
blow which the government has yet re»
ceived.
defense even in Shanghai. During
{tho pnet few duyn there has been
imuch activity around the nrsennl.
The situation is regarded here as
'most nitrrmtng. It Is generally admit-
ill‘ll ihnl unions the government site
Etot-tin speedily Itr dcnlinx ti decisive
ilrlow to its advert-thrice, the revolu-
; ttou will sprcud 01 its own momentum
urrose
«sontrui (‘hlnu
f lioluu‘twn of all nutimmiltinn con-
;tinrro :o tioclt from points up the
lYIlIlyzle' rit‘ui‘. They all agree that
iuhilo thr- Rt'lll‘l'lli nppcnrnntrc of
Shrunk is tptlut. sympathy ot‘cryuhorc
is with tho rmolutiou‘rnts and hide-
inproud support is being nivcn the
.nrourn of rho no“, movement. llunl-
‘11 as it niwoiutt-ly stagnant own 111
film «they. or. tho loner rivur rind tho
,tttillillt‘lfliii tloprr'ssiou in Shanghai is
rornpirtt'.
A lnrgr numimr ol‘ Aiilt'i‘it‘llllti from
tnriorrn points haw nppottlcti to i‘ou-
hilll’libilt‘l'tli Amos I'. Wilder Itcrc.
Enticing for tho protection of Atrtt-ricnn
'Hlillimilifi for their cities. fine of the
":tppr-nie mine from Consul Edward (I.
littltci‘ nt l-t‘lrung Mr, Wilder said
totizry thut ho nus rrtultitrn nu t-Ii‘ort
to not‘nrc rrdditionnl \‘cuncle. [711 to
tho prom-tit ilrnt‘. Ilili't‘t‘Yt‘I', no for no
hug hceu learned. no foreigner hue
buttered personal injury from either
hide.
The :‘tinrrlcnu t‘f‘iilSt‘I‘ Minty will or
Ariro here tomorrow. The Now Or-
Ilvtine is now stutioneri n1 Shrinking.
l News from IInnkow Is gl‘t‘iiil)’ d?-
,Iuyed owing io,ihe severance of the
fit'loiirnph lines. The nearest point
ititnt can be reached by wire from
:o‘hnnuhni in Kilt-Kiting. too miles
ifrom Iinnkow. Tin-11cc dispatches
Aare relayed by bout. it Iii-hour trip.
l The telegraph wires our. of Ilnnkow
iwcre first cut by the commnnder of
ithe government forces. nho set up the
.Hanltow end of the line in his own,
ixlvln. him control of all messages.
It
Who rebels quickly learned bf this
nitnatiou and took mntiere Into their
camp and cutting the wire- below at
The wire from Hankow is not work-
ing Intilfsctorlly
Quiet prev-ll. hero, but the flush
stty. Chsntha is 200. miles south- '
ly confirm that both cities are ontlre'
where the 'move-.
of which Wuu:
or to them the. viceroynl government,
of two more provinces, Kinngbu nndi
The entire Yang-tee valley is grad-L
but there
in every reason to believe that the
center, hilt ls nlno the. most important
The government In taking steps for
ch “ . ‘ , rowuee
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fir
.place Dr Herman Clark Little. of this-
city, it graduate of the Yale Medical
, School In 1910, in now stationed. 0th-
ertr lit the college, graduates of Yale,
are: STAMFORD Oct 23.——A finding
Brownell Gage. 1898, dean of the col has been made by Judge Lockwood of
:loge. who spent last eyar here; Rev. lthe probate (curt disallowing the ne-
.W.J Iinll,1906; Dickson H Lenvetts.loount of Mrs. Albert E. Mitchell, ad-
1909; Kenneth S Lnlourette 1906; ,miuistrntrlx of the estate of Frank T.
Ilcv. Edwin D. Harvey. 1907; Edward Wyckon‘, and tho claims of Edwin 11.
Eli. Home. 1897. and Fu-Chun Yen. who ,Scoileld Is guardian of Spofford T
was graduated from the Yale Medical Wyckoa, son or 1. T Wy( 1,011 are for
M11001 In I909 Miss Nina Gage, “‘81- the most part
Iesley, 1907, Is also stationed there‘
CHIN KIANG Province of Kinntt Sir, . the administr
Ills. WVGKIIFF MUST
REVISE IiElllillllTlllG
allow.cd 'Ihc chief
claims made by Mr Scoiield were that
own hands by circling the government.
a distance of 95 miles from HunkovM
(,hina. Oct. 23. “Conditions here are
ecrlous. The well to do fear looting
on the part of the {entitle stilt hen pop.
ulntion. uhlclr hits beu aroused lry f‘t-
cont “bills. The large Manchu settle-
rnnnt is in a panic.
BERLIN, Oct. 21i.--~'I‘hc ticrrnnn
Iv‘uroniir ('iflicc rct‘citod lit quitios to-
11le from tho I‘niltul Sitllt‘s (Iororn
about by tho It' to: hitch ill- China.
done not cull for intortrntionui notion
it in considered that tho
in (‘ hinch‘c union on» trppnrnttrly tide-
illlilit‘ for tho mutation of ioreimuro,
should tic Iuticr bc endangered of 1,1,19,31,19 1,111,411,.
,tloposit to Mr.
mom “as made that
rnr'nr regarding thir- situation brought 1mm
nitix did not intentory
688 shares of the stock of the Wyckoff
Pipe tonrpnrty,cmt21i11 shares of street
ruiluut stock. and certain moneys on
\Vyt'korf in banks to
Mr. Wyckoff’s credit about $3, 000 col-
1hr tt-rl utter \Ir.\\1cltoffs death, 11nd
Fillltil \ household effects.
TI to court in its finding says the
the pipe com-
tttrd rniluny rompany stock had
, boon trnnsicrrcd lo the ndmlnistratrix
imrrrtrtuy both we rluri ilw situation 1,910”. (10,111, 01 111.1
testntor. It finds
that those were not valid gifts and
“Mal form" the ndtninistrntth must amount
for
them in her inicntoty of the estate
The finding of the court is ni con-
.‘tlts \Iitcholi was
“W“ i‘"“”'”*"““ ”it"? L“ “0“ t““‘- the wife of \i'yckoii’. hating, offer the
no sign hi tho presitrt ilnrc
l,t).\'l\ti_\‘, () t_
trons between China .ttnl the four"
groups or" bunkers who ttrt'unged tho'
currcncy rot‘orrn hunt or‘ s;n_i‘uttr.boo
Intro born hilSItt‘IIiIL'rl. 'I‘lto intcrnn
tioirul Itulikttl'u concerned recently rc-
fuacd (tiiirrn's request for u tourporury
horn of SilJ‘tttttJitttI for war i‘urtrl.
‘l‘hr- hnnkr-rs lift-It'l'l‘é‘d to inoirrtuin :1
HS
ncttirui llllliiltlt‘ us buiwccn the norv
ornrrionr und tho
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. fifth—Import-
nut sociolonltni problems will totut
up for discrmsiou during the sessions
of tho ’I‘wonty fourth untttrnl I'~nltn.
rinn Conference beginning here today
The progtnm for the first dat included
only exercises strictly religious
rhumctor ut All Souls‘ Church or
which President Taft. is s regular at-
ieudsm. it had been expected that
‘I’reshient Tnl’t would address the
conference on the question of inter-'
national pence. and no he is absent
front Washington. it is probable that
a message fro mhlm bearing on the
rev olntlonsrlee.
. oring tomorrow etenlnz.
onco will be held In Continental Me-
morinl Hall. The work of the various
,orxnnlzntions of the church will
considered.
ithe American Unitarian
,tito
.deni‘h Spoff‘orri Wyckoff was
1 yours old
land was graduated from the Yale Law
cinl and mercantile situation In graves Provide “911,110,“, [7111011. ond the Na-
Naiive merchitnts refuse to accept deal tionul Alliance of Unitnrisn Womcn
here nimoet dnily from European and .eninz.
American ports. Foreign merchants
tluttcrs death and iollouing a consid-
“if”? ncgoiin- crnblc period of time. married Albert
11?. Mitchell. 11 Now Hnrcnt railroad
11min. At the time of his father’s
twelve
He lived pith his mother.
school last ..lune About the time of
hie graduation he married Miss Vern
Bailey of Brooklyn. V. Y. Lam Dc-
combor Spoli'ord \Vyokoff‘s guardian
lashed the probate court to order Mrs.
:IiIiirholl to make 11 report upon her
Indmlnistratlon.
rout numerous verbal conflicts
The henringe brought
Judge
Iocknood in his finding refers to the
interruptions made by Mrs Mitchell
during the proceedings.
His BACHELOR DINNER.
Captain Arthur C. Hoyt of Eltnwood
avenue. nho is to be married this
week to Miss Helen Bolts. of Norwalk,
will site a bachelor dinner ut the
iNorualk Countrt- (‘lub this ov.«nlng
1Thc best man, lllchnrd Coy no, of East
(iron-go N J.. and the ushers, (‘onmd
C. Price. William Odell. Humid llnld-
a 1) in d h I re in m ,wiu. Ely Raymond Harold Green and
u 1"“ ‘7 b. r“ 9 ° 9 3‘ Addison Austin bill be the guests
The regular aesslom of the confer- AVIATOR RODGERS “gums MA-
CHINE.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oct 23.-Cll.
be P. Rodgers. the aviator ylng from New
including "“9 ““Vm“ 0‘ York to the Pacific coast is spending
“WWII” the day here. maktug repairs on the bi-
Sundny School Association, \onngtmmm
His heart was so great as the world.
"WU 0' “TKO“! ”ii" ”0 arriving The conference closes Thursday cv- but there was no room in it to hold
are unable to meet their drafts and
what trading to done to on 11 small
martin and on s commission basis.
Even the wealthy firms are unable to
finance their business without the as-
sietonco of the patriot. which are re-
luctant to come to their aid.
WU ill]. Province of‘ Nun-limp.
Chins. Oct. 31*er Jntrsnese firm at
Nunhinr. which is iifty miles uortlr
out of hero. tolegrnphs today ihst the
ustu st blanking have been closed and
no one is showed to enter the city ix»
cent after a close exsminstion. The
public is panic stricken sud exodus ll
toiling biotic. Already ten per cent. of
the populstton of Making hove left.
Foreixn our vessels are passing here
deity. timeouts: until. river.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. new?“ In
nouncement thnt Ghent-lbs. one of
the important southern cities in the
disaffected portion of Chins. lass foil:
lets. was received here with keen iti-
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