dead man's dam. you '
might.- establish and
owh s" shoe-factory.»
= lllil JlilIlllill E
illiiil lilllliiilill
Supreme Commander it. Who-
Dooas and Stall, oi New
York City, Among '
‘the Guests
BURN ii iii
in noun
Stephen Benyo’s House, Outside
City oi South Norwelk, Limits,
Completely Destroyed
Supreme Commander D. W. VanDe—
one and entire start, of New York city,
honored Lady Jennings imiodge Shep-
herds of Bethlehem. last evening, by
his presence and inithis honor an en-
tertainment of unusual merit was giv~
' en. while delegations were present
from all over this portion of the state.
it was a gain occasion for Lady Jen-
nings Lodge and the reception accord-
ed to their distinguished guest will he
recorded in the annals of the lodge no
the best ever.
in all there were beventyitour out-
' I
illiliilllli in chitin
llllllllill Hill itillil
' Flames Were Probably Caused
- ol-town guests in attendance. coming
by a ”Elective Chimney from Danbnry: Bridgeport. Westport.
.._...___....._... Norwalk and New York. Each and
r 'Wlth scorching tours streaming every one. was royally entertained by
down her flushed cheeks and with tier
two little children hanging to her
skirts, Mrs. Stephen Beuyo watched
her home. the result or yours of hard
work and saving. burn to the ground.
the hospitable members of the local
lodge. in the course ot‘the evening.
a program of entertainment was ren-
dered and several of the visiting moth
hers spoke enthusiastitaliy on the
yesterday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock, it work oi’ the order and its prosperity.
total loss iwhlie she and a hand. ed oih ‘ The talk given bv the supreme com-
i‘rn‘ stood by, powerless to do Or snw mattdnr use especially acceptable. for
anything. there being no water within he told of the good work being done
a quarter of a mile of the place. at the lodge home It Famden. 'N J.
The speaker dwelt. on the work that
‘the local lodge was doing and of the
good feeling which prevailed among
the members as manifested at last
evening's session.
Dancing was also participated in and
enjoyed by all. alter which dainty re-
Treahments were IIrved by the iadlol.
to which all did ample justice. a da-
llghttul metal time,1ollowins .43 th-
yore. lolly pope. drIIIId in the forth
of paper “in were diItrlbuted to
those mount to carry away with them
as souvenirs of the cocaine. ,
(Continued on Fourth Page. i
HID BM] FALL
Fill"! LIBDEIT
.
Andrew W. Heath. of Norwalk, has
flWeen having more than his Ihare or
eniIfortune lately. He not lent Ito
caught his hand beneath a twisting
rope, losing the ends of two lingers
and severely and painfully inlliljlng
his entire hand. Much oi the credit (or thtllfl‘cell at
Several days ago Mr. Heath went the evening is due of Mn. Elizabeth
up to the run on [he Meeker leIDolahmy and hu- eMggfl .pflfi,
Company' a ptopt-rty to see about some nuts
6! his duties He accomplished his".
EPIIIIIIOII I.EEEE
purpose and was about to so down1
the ladder from which one run; is,
missing The run is quite high putl ‘ FI'E co.".‘
the missing rung is about half the
distance from ierra firma. l
Mr. Heath was well started on his' Samuel Abrameon. ”10 1°“ “0'“
downward trip when one of the werk- :yonns Milli!!!“ men at Borlnlwod
men called to him to wait a moment [0""9‘1 “W“NO“ ‘0 .the “9d of ‘
After a short parley during which branch of the South Norwalk lira de-
some turther particulars with relationl partmeni l“ SWWIWW yesterday E"
to the work were discussed Mr. Heath te'rnoou. ”m“ l“ ““3 ““9 which
CreyEArmsde Salutes the Yacht
llllillilll ill RESPEBIS
appearance II an actor in Instr-tin.
ll
llll
Mayflower Ie the {Hundred Odd
Ships are inspected
ill Billillllllllli-rlii-‘iliiltf
Most eltloient Fighting Force
Ever Assembled tiers
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—-—Presldent
Tart today had his" tlrst real view at
the American Navy. it had so harp
ported since he entered the White?
House that the loot. Which was so
gratly admired by his prodecssor (.ol.
Roosevelt. had been on widely scatter l
ed duty for the greater part oi the
time And while tile president had
rcelved .two divisions oi“ the Atlantic
fleet in T‘rorincetown i-inrhor in the
summer of 1910, and a little more than
two weeks ago in San Francisco had
stood upon the quarterdcck ot the
(Continued on Eighth Pan.)
———_
IITDI IME EELLEI
one [film-III
user name Ol’i‘Y, Nov. s,-i‘tyruc
hollow. the Inter. died here It 5 o'-
clock this morning. ot pneumonia.
Moral IervicII will be held here
and the body sent to New York‘.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8,—Howard Kyr~
ie Bellow run In English actor of
great prominence, and tor“ many
years had played in this country. He
wII born in Prescott. Ilium. laid“.
and was the Ion of I clergyman.
Bellow went to Australia II I [old
oroIpector, and in 1870 made hiI Int
Below returned to mnala'nd and
top yerI JIter joined the company
Sir Henry lrvlnx. lie cans to this
country in 1882. but did not appear on
the stage until three years later in
;. recommended his descent. Whenl ”timed 3"" 30'1"” N309 ‘0 ”‘9
in. starting he remembered the runs, but ground While 9"“ l ‘00“ company 1
in; the temporary interruption ftom his “i that “NOB could have done noth-
ii, ‘ downward climb took it completely top; for that particular lire. there are
from his mind. many times when the timely playing
He reached the place and stopped. 0' ii hose on I “N ll! til” removed lee-i
Mi. Heath might better have iumpedltion ot the city mom “"0 consider-
tiw distance. for then with the prepa. table pwperiy and tire ton...
I'iiilmi, he would have landed rtghtl There is It the omnttlme Alumni
side up. Luckily beneath where heir-T Walton ‘Wiiii hone in the district!
was to full was it deep pile of coal bill no ordeniaed body of fire fighter”
cindere Head and shoulders first it Will Mr *Abramlon's idea that I
went the failing man into thiI heap. 00mm!!! 07 ll“ You“! men be formed
it was all that saved him from n brok- lflfld drilled to MN MO and he IRON-
en neck anti he lIduly thanktui. .ild quarters by the city it is under
He wII practically uninjured lItood that this matter will be brotht;
though his hand "I made more pain to the attention or the city onloiIiI
Jul. He in recovering rapidly from the “lino this Tl“ Mid immediate action
Jenner accident and Dr. Ward 8. (iro- “mil
Iosy is in attendance. ‘
«are. pun-*w hwy-Om“
IllllE m lIIliCTlilEd
its ouiieiotitto
W
. l
The executivIEoommttteI ot the Men
vimnto' Ind MInutIcturorI' Anaemia»
lion held I verymatlstaotory nineties.
last evening. in the parlors of ill!
South Norwallt Club Mailers pertain
to: to new industries were taken up
and considered It some length. but
the memberI of the committee retuaml
to disclose whet transpired.
The matter of joining with the. tiltvé
or Norwaik in holding an Old Home
Week was also considered. but no deli-
‘ bite. action when. This will. la- taken
up at the general meeting of the as
retaliation. which will be bold in the
mellrfll ot a couple of weeks. It which
time it is thought that turntable action
will till taken.
the firemen present were or the colon
ion that had they had In ITItomobiie
supply women they could have reach
gulnh the names by the use at the
chemical.
. m uuuuu W
IALVATION AHMY IOXII.
. 'i‘he salvation Army members in
south 'Norwalk are todIy placing it
number of contribution home about
the town. They would be glad to re-
'relvo contributions for the Hannah-
in; and Christian dinners. which Ire
being pitched. it to updated to to“
one old and young people It Christmas
time. The boxes will. remain out un-
til about January ‘lst. and. the older!
hm a.“ will .13. I W M
mu. __
Yl'i' W and WII Ifllflm’lo.
“We don’t hear any m at tht
original mentions meet"
"True; but you can't expect n sexist
to Elm (”will i lllht bflgsde."-
s
«iron me more: on MY.
consumer touring car lucid and
:J‘Iiillb ’i‘ei. 1020»
ling and exploration.
l
Darin: the last part at the are. you
terdIy, Chief George W. Bonardul and; we: ‘WM ”WM” up» Imial op.
ed the scene quickly enoilph to dlutln~. pm w'npn “om up Main Itreet a.
. and from the carriage tools two peak»
200 children on Thanksgiving. and 1.?
1888 Kyrle Bellow termed I partner-
ship with Mrs. Janice Brown Potter.
and tor ten years they starred tenth-
or. making" I tour around the world.
He created the part of "m" Mr.
Bellow haI linen hope-ring thin III-
no u in the “lotions." and was to
have bexun a loan enxuemelt in Ben
Francieco next Monday
Bellow lived in this city and VIII I
member of the umbI‘ and other
clubs. lie-had I penchant tor'irIvei-
vi
took PICKICEC
ma Ian molt
W
MItthIw Mitchell. Idol-III unknown.
ttcer Edward ll‘. Clone. Hitcbell was
about town in In intoxicated state try-
in: hard to sell I riser and In Elk‘e
spied the canine or latter Carrier
Thoma ti. Heresy. or Harriet strut.
one or the Hermit: post elites tom.
James at. crumb. olbtain Iirsei.
saw the man’s actions and gave chase.
its lauded hit! and took away the
bundles. restoring them to inch-place.
CIptIin‘ThomII Hunt received I no
port of the main doiuu and medial
Inertial Ollioer t'lune up High street
oer Chine landed the than our aura
avenue in than street. “
.1 A,
that chose
the man no. call »
and he out “I‘m, I.
W
W WWI NIGHT OI DAV.
was It livery prion. 'l‘Ii Jim-18.
“.Mm-... _. a.
it you are standing in your. own
~ ll. 8. Billion: * V ‘
he went up Main street. Special 03' .
This morning Janis seam iIt‘
HMEWK SUPPER
Twenty Members in “Indoors
and I Fine Thug iiItl It
Hotel mm
The tirpt annual plank steak supper
of the H. S. Club‘waa bold. but even
lag. in the Mahsckemo Hotel under
most suspicions conditions. There
were about twenty members in attend-
ance, all of whom puiook ot the sup
her with to relish that was not to be
denied.
The affair was distinctly a line: per-
ty and those who were‘ln attendance
were of the opinion- that the idea was
’good enough to perpetuate and indica-
tions are that the H. ‘8.»pluti will con-
tinue to thrive throughout the succeed
inmyeare.
As toastmnater and the bin noise A.
W, lireytues. the prime mover in the
affair, was at his but and his keen
wit and good stories kept the gather-i
lag in continual laughter.
The menu cards which were dis~
tributed to the guests were as follows:
HustlerI' Quartette.
Finnegan ................ lIt Broom}
Cuneo ....... . ........... 2nd Broomi
Gallam- ..... .. ..... Wagon Washer
Jarvis .............. . ... ..... Driver
Sergeant at Arms ............
Ale and Pepper Nash
Same Old launch in I Minnelli Way.
Haw! Haw! Haw? Gold Bulge Clark
Water Street H. a. Club
will hold their
rim Austral
Plank steak Supper
at Mahnekeuo Hotel
Wednesday. November int. 7:45 p. in
”NF. ~
in. tuition tic luv-m it"
Carriage With 0mm
. lieu! lion! Huntlnxton
What Eye III the lust Believe; hilly
nan
ransom I la lather ‘
With thIhJII I la Fitch
Halon J Connor! V
ice Cronin a la Trolley Car on I cold
Winter ll! litter
cones Black Crows
. Clean I la Corbett
'l‘lloII miners Harry w.- lath-
er. William Miller. Albert M. Pullman.
Herald 1'. care. Dr. laifly. R. It
Grove. Alfred town JIiIII Galina-
tier Archie P. Hub. hack 1' Hunt
lagoon. Emory J. Steven. I. B. Smith.
Molph W. Dayton. Want it. Pitch.
l'ranlt ”some. Stephen s. Jarle.J
Henry Sebaub. - MItthew Corbett.
them A. Serials. Luther ll. wmnu.
A J Inserted. John J. Canon. Joesph
R. Taylor. Charles J. Mott, Rum
J. Smith. Charlena. WnltIrImIIflA.
Volt: Jr.. Wilt“ Mall and Jana
Connors
cm or mm
Anselm IIIIIIEE
»
O
' 'slieIId to have been «and by the
' wean-Han roaIcAIr .
Fair tonight and Friday: cold tonight.
built item. pit t
grow with the least
effort. is the business ‘
Ithat‘is'built on Sen; '
tine! advertising.
WEJ. ,
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.—
TWO CENTS
u. nun
lllllilllilll
lilo Suddenly, Constitution ite-
markebie Coincidenoee
nun intuition.
Btiilli llllilillilillll
Three Husbands, Two Daughters
and Others the Victims
0
CHICAGO. Net. 2~«(‘hlcago police
today pursued their investintion intol
the deaths or nearly ten relatives and l
acquaintances of Mrs. Louise Ver-
miiya to make oertainbvhether the;
similar deaths constituted only a re-
markable series of coincidences aai
Mrs Vermilya nIIerts.
Ni lne deaths are included in the listl
with which Mrs. Vermliya’s name has}
. l
root-—
(Conuhtied 0n Filth Pale)
TIE ICMITTEII IIEIBI
EEEPEBTE I" “E “All
MtDDLETOWN genie... . tiles. 3‘-
Lawsuits . Y.
m I.
who were arm Callie” torn
month ant-m with enlist“ the m
at the Valley train It Harem on Au-
mt ft. and who were felon-ed by
Judge ,7 u. horse at the city com
for want It probable cInII. TbiI ID
manhunt wu node yoaterday at-
per I Wee "It the inventor
tho done even. lawyers Carlson. Cut
vet. nouns». and Denali“.
The railroad eel-my is to be given
an opportunity to settle with the m
not of court for the trouble and tin.
initiation named them by their aunt
and Marleen-ant It the. Iliad in-
stigation oi the railroad detectives.
and the datum to their reputations
story of Albino Alloulo. the ltalian
detective iron: Boston, who has not
been II» or heard at since Judge
elm rendered his decision releas-
itinn u taunts
'roductlon in the insurance rates to
in! great financial benefit to the mean i
In threatened by ”till (our italiaae _ '
iamunt o! the coal, which is belulgtoten cents I quart. PotatoeI and
ithiii m
iii ARSENAL
Al Hill hit
by the imperialistswlleeswed
Activity oi Insurgents
lilillllSl lllSlllllll iii
.liilllll SWEPI Bl Hill
Loss oi Over one Million Dollars
lllllilllilflli llfllllllills
Members Employed in Cotton,
Silk and Woolen Work Are
lFavored
THOMPSONVTLLE. Nov. 2.~—8tate
Deputy William. J. Mulligan ot the or-
der of the Knights of Columbus. has
received word from the national head-
quarters ot the order that a further
certain members in this state have
been made. Cotton, silk and woolen
weavers had been considered as extra
hazardous risks. and were paying more
for the insurance monthly. and for
some time they had been trying for a
reduction. Mr. Mulligan has appeared
for the men at the national conven-
tion or the order. and by his charts
the national oflicere have now an
nonnced a reduction in cotton workers I3 Estimaud
from 50 cents to 25 cents monthly.
Dyers. finishers and designers in wool. ‘
en mills will be reduced tram 75 cents SHANGHAL N0“ 2-“5 wireless
message from .Hankow today says
that the revolutionlsts dynamited the
arsenal at Han-Yang to' prevent its
seture by the imperialists.
to 50 cents. silk workers from 75 to
oil cents and certain but makers from
.50 cents to 25 cents. All these Mduc~
tlons take efleCt at once. and will be
(Continued on third page;
TIIIIIETE TQ IE CIEIPEI .
TIIE TIIIIISEIVIII
«.Betore reading what (allows pre-
tours (or I surprise. it is news. good
tnews and it concerns ones pooh!-
ibook and the relation of that import.-
I.nt and essential Economy to I tom’s
proper outfitting. to the price at thing:
union will trace met at m m .
“MITWII
“mm 'in on. city on thpwvlay «a W ,‘
artist
a uranium name» the Into on re acne. wltihtdr‘qt. Innis. ‘“
coal new stream. throughout tuelrora state Ind Ohio tram, will .
state TueIdw. thtn'y pIIIed It theicheaper than last year. Not much
in: Ionian ot the leglIlIttI-s and in l cheaper. but. from one to the” I“
umbilical thecoaldealers an inn. I pound. accordiu to the Wfi
bars in Rockvllie, Manchester. Dan;
hurry and in particular to members in
the eastern pa‘rttot the state.
W
liliil Sills lliil
iliilllll lilil till
LCCII Callus Declare Adi Re-
i
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l
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a
3.
ti}:
many an to qut what it requireslwhlch one tradeI. Chicken out
then to do Itated in brief. the law cheaper Inc. Cranberries now W
reelin- that with every all. of one! lax two quarts for 85 cents. willI it
the dealer must we the Mini “the algae in the cranbem mariot‘f
delineate in ink or. Ionic indelible point right be cheaper just baton
material. together with I duplicate Thanksgiving day than they are new
cost of the unto. sharia: tonne they ouaht to sell from signs
f,
delivered The law, it ll claimed. “lather vegetebles. includin’: the chief
aimed mainly at Imall deIierI audt mum ot real oid-tthioned pump-
huchaterI who have in the but mIdoi bin pie gm .1” be I bit cheaper
much money by militias coal by m'lthdn laIt year. but there will be no
basket or null quantity It Inch ten“. in the price or sweet cider, on
iraten II to double or more than dour . unnecesaary but much used bever-
oio the ordlnm mo- tor I M 0! In among those who iii-m tht on
00“ ‘ lun- dIy they should hove I real New
The new law. i one stated by .3313“ up}. on'l‘MflflliVinl my
in. the III.
A slit bu already been brought?
by Giacomo hill. one at the mound
III. anal-It John Her-teen. one at
fie detectives. claiming darned-I for
an alleged slander on the built at
the arrest when be we Hartnett In
The new board of autumn of the
City of Norwalk appear to be at log-
tlon was bold yesterday. but adds
from electing I clerk nothlns was ac-
compliehed. and it appears lrorn the
tollowlnx report submitted to the
limit by one at the IIIIIIorI. that the
two Democrats who could have con-
troiled everytblnli. tailed to vote to-
nether on any question:
Al I meeting or the board or I!”
IorI held in the consul chamber No-
vember let. tell. there were M
John J. Hanlou. A. I Austin Ind at
J. Howard.
Voted that A ll. Austin be clerk of
the board
John J HIniOn Idol A. ll Austin vot-
ed for A to Austin and bi. J. iioward
voted for not chandler
John J. Hutton moved um I vote
be taken tor whomIerer Ith write
up the books.
J. J. Hinton votbd Tor Oberlin ital»
kill.
3 J. Howard voted for Fred Chandv
tor.
A. ll. Austin votdeor A. to. Austin.
taken tor whemsoevcr shall wrloe up
Hue Ibotraet for lIii Ind 1012.
cry
a. it: Austin "voted tor Leo Davis.
J. .1. Benton voted for J. 1'. mutant.
light you can‘t see it.
v
IorhoIdI. A nation tor tie-organism:
M. J. Hownrll moved that I vote be
M J. Howard voted no m o. no.»
plied to him the epithet. “murderer '*
ire. other use who-wore mud on
ltth chart are E Diorio. an.
ionic materIno I ‘mlpboneo Geo
tibiae. All are said to be determined
to some "much (pr their attend
m
VETEEIIE TI "I!
{III TE MET
“Lil-blin-
limp. in». autism" In.
attorney make opinion deelIrlnl
the-veteran pension law unconstitu-
tioIIi. All IIPII that ill. opinion
brim molten phadstlll and that
it. is likely v will take the ml-
ute into count on its cool
IututtoIIltty. it is detained on
«Intentional by the courts it «mains
the m as the opinion at the attomy
Isomi dose not am its vIlldity.
ContuIloI crops audience the Is-
mum report that they have proper
Id their tax lists in Mason with
the provision at the. new law which
mac the (impetus man to
«commissions-ole m.
The money node I paint
or the tat-crime tow which we
no I your teeny mm Isl
merely to WWI! some in; polls
wettest minions. lie W est
l
l
i
hmmuhuuheedwtottbcl,
thmmmmwflim'
a seller or wet I and mount“. That the things which adorn do
Tuesday. would work no bevdIbip \0 table on this day should cost iIII than
lr'illtlbh locIl ml dell." EE ES 00 ME year |. "1. ODEMOEI 0! min]
aimed to entrap coal denture who him.“ dealers in the center One or
”0‘ 40 "l honest “"1"" two declare thIt native turkeys
Among the M" “WV“ W” Mumlwhlch Iold tor so noon the pound
to float]: NorwIlli. the consensus clip.“ ”u. ought to “u for not men
opinion seemed to in that there us than 23 this year, “a pouibly p.“
.nolhins °‘"‘"’“' ‘“ u" l" u ”9"“? The Ohio and New York turkeys cum
to themselves While In some tunnel“, "u m. "on, 35 .0 ,1 I“ there
not it will smell I tritlI more at cleri- i iii M ‘ corresponding cut m the
cal work. this would not amount to price of chickens from present Mum
Inythiun important II in as they weni which m, blah
concerned, “a the u" '" may 1”mitt one man I suckling pix. instead
they said, to drive out the dealers who of tort: or with the lurk. it one in \_
Lare: IIliInI coal at ram that an ex. Ito M m. but to . . my M:
"h'”“‘ line day. the little trials" will be on
late according to the surmised. .3.
W "V
lone dollar ieII than they were M
n"! "u .ELE- ‘ I L in“. loot hetero mansions. TM
emits to em .... w r ... or r“ W
ought to sell title you tor u all
last. it there is no charm in the
market conditions to make the.
higher.
According to the lamination ob-
tained from retailers: and branches 01
wt in on. only . ,
thorn unofficially title morning and It: the apparent. "MN“: “W" of m“
tor I hurried mention one or thou: ”'3" u “mm m“ " Wham
number was “snatched to blow York 9‘“ “d t" that m l r
city to accurate the extent or the "m l” ‘ b“ m‘
truth in the re. settlement. The t ,
represented" mt expected back LA POLLIT‘TI 3“““flmi‘fi-
before 1 o’clock this Irma. when arenas W “will“ ,
the weavers willhnowtbetvntbln the. enigma, Nov. !.wtleaddum
aim. Meanwhile my in on!“ w tron which the mm or “noise
sinswucmmmavw III-rt it. motions. for the melt.
trmmmmmiso moat nomination. embossed , .
Milli-W More a an event. memes litre mp
Miners-hymn remorse sauna. mohwuplmfl
Sm “I“ m in mm mm
‘ MW
mmm‘i‘anteairwitaii
A rumor to the elect that the strike
had beenjsettled in New York city Isl
the reault or I reenter-once has set the
Norwalk striking ‘etiipluyeea at that
untitled Kaufman Company egos with.
curiosity iodlv. The rumor came ithc terse whoieaaie houses
I."
Money veil invented-«II Advertise-E
in: tam Instant.
Norwalk Chronicler