a
t
ViWElllill PASlllll HA8
1 Rev. Charles J. Vaistrom to Suc-
. p0lite attention.
business carport t0 ll)"
preciate the value of
thesis are the three
trumpet notes to Vic-
..1 >1!
uflhcted '
ESTABLISHED 11370
Entered lt tall: Ion Rm .l’on-ofllco
u
send
150111111 noawaut. CONN..8ATUI31DAY.
DECEMBER 2. 1911'
Snow or rain touight: Sunday fair.
WEATHER FORECAST
TWO CENTS
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ll] DYNAMIIIAG CHARGES
IN {IS ANA
CAL
James B. Admits Being Responsible for the Los Angeles Times
. Horror, in Which Twenty- one Persons Lost Their Lives,
and John J. Pleaded Guilty to the Destruction of the Lew- Mountain-11 18 11111111 from 81111111111111
eliyn Iron Works—Abrupt
End of Trial Which l-Ias Cost
Thousands of Dollars to Secure a iury
llEl lIEE llAPlllSlllllAElll
Samuel Gompers and Other Labor Leaders Astounded at the
SENlENBE ill BE PRANllllNBEll lllESllAY Alli] ONE Alli
Alli] lllHER SEiERAl YEARS
Turn of Affairs, and Deeply Affected by the News They
Believed Brothers to be innocent
James B, McNamara pleads guilty
to the Los Angelou Times, building ex-
plosion'in which
lives.
21 persons lost their
Lite sentence will be recom-
mended.
McNamara pleads guilty ,1131
planning the Lowellyn iron Works ex-
.lohn .l.
plosion in ice Angeles, I11 which no
lives were lost. Sentence of 14 year's
will be recommended.
Ortie McManigal will be arraigned
for the actual blowing up of the Low-
ellyn iron Works. «A3 light sentence
will be recommended because he turn-
ed state's evidence. 3
-’I‘he men will be sentenced on next
Tuesday, December 5.
1108 ‘ANOELES, Dec. 2.~—-Startling
handicap
ceed Rev. Charles Anderson
in East Norwalk '
Rev. Charles Anderson has resigned
as pastor of the Swedish Congregation-
al Church in Van Zant street. Rev.
Mr. Anderson left town, with his fam-
ily, last Wednesday morning. for Troy,
N. Y.
Theformer pastor, Rev. Charles .I.
Vahlstrom, has been called to return
to blast .\‘orwnlk. He has accepted.
and will return the first of March to
take uphis duties as pastor.
While the church ls without a regu-
lar pastor, the pttlplt on Sundays will
be. occupied by out-of-town ministers.
Next Sunday. Rev. Mr. Dedrikson, from
New Haven. will preach. A lady mis-
sionatgy, Miss Gina Anderson, front
China. will also speak in the evening.
All services will be held at the usual
time. Thursday evening prayer meet-
ings will be held. All who understand
the Swedish‘language are welcome.
110111111111 iiIIAKEMAiI
1111181131111 1111111111
i’ti’l‘NAM. Dec. 2.~fleorge I.'Gard-
nor. of .\'orwalk, a brakeman, was da'op-
ped off an early morning freight here,
and both limbs crushed and two tin-
gers of the rbht hand amputated. He;
was sentio the hospital, where slig'htA
hope 0 survival ls held. Gardner dis-
played great nerve, as he did not lose 1
consciousness. and talked with the
surgeons who operated on him. ~
MM
3 -—N0w neaov.
its was the sudden confession of guilt
yesterday on the part of John J. Mc-
Samara. secretary and treasurer of
the international ASSOCIAHEUH of
llrldize and Structural iron \‘l’orkers,
and his brother, James ii. the one of
(musing the l..lewell,vu iron Works' ex-
plosion and the other the. Lots Auge-
les Timcs' disaster, that cost ‘21 lives.
geles today 111111 the Information that
big business men had brought about
the surrender in a. novel way.
That the oppitatlbn of the Golden
Rule and tho principle of conciliation:
[minded on 110mm convictions. start-A
ed the ball rolling towotd the admis-
sion of guilt in the Mchmaras was?
the theory, supported and confirmed
(Continued on third met.
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SAME EASl llilllWAlKEllS
Willi SAEARiEll PillflEAlAli
But the More Conservative Ele-
ment Does Not Favor the
Expense
indications are that the special
district meeting that will be held in
last Norwalk in the near future will
be a worm one. One of the ttlatters‘
which will come up at. this time will
policed b1 11 regular salaried patrol-3
man. a movement towards this end
having direct!) been instituted
it was reported this morning from.
3111 ellent authority that the mo1ement
was meeting with thgneuel opposittp
the alert to see that the, district A!
not saddled with any more debt. How~'
011311, the protectors of the sfiheme
are taking the position that the dis-'31
trlct has grown to the extent where a'
and order. and to protect the interests
of the residents of the distflct.
At this time also the municipal?
ward the district committee having-
been instructed at the last meeting to
investigate this matter. which insttnc-
tions the membe1s e1e carrying out1
with a thmonghness that promises to
reveal every phase of the question.
in connection with the agitation for
police protection the name of Henry
C Seizer, present constable. has booty)
advanced for the incumbent of that
position. and is meeting with favor on.[
the part of those who are interested.
HOSPITAL WHIST CLUB.
The'Hospital Whilt Club was enter-
telned yesterday. afternoon by Mrs;
‘ 1. Leslie Smith. 01121111111de avenue. The
For the inspection of our lady 911d
gentlemen friends. an elegant line of
Meetscheum and Brier Pipes. Cigars
and smokere‘ articles. Prompt and
shown all: iady1who
iney' favor. as with a call ‘ 1, .
WHELPLEY &1CLAR3K. ,
Cor. Washington A: Main Ste.
o
next regular meeting will be held with
M,r3.s Laurence and bits. ll. H. Gum-
hart. at the home of the latter. 29 Elm-
wood avenue. December i6. .
Mo—J‘
—-F0l Hifll NIGHT 0R DAY.
taxicab dt l-ivory prices. Tel.1011132.
1-151;
A REPEAE [IE
unannounut
ulutunuh3
Detroit American League Magnet,
and Rev. Lynett Sustain Seri-
- ous injuries '
SCitAXTi)N. i’a., Dec. 2———ilugh
3 Jennings. manager of the lilettoit Am
ericau 11411111110 Baseball Club. was set
1011st but not fatally Injured In an; 3
1antomobllc accident late last night. ""0"” Other EECBWhBre in
Aeutar (imtldsboro l’n.. In the i‘ocouo‘3
the late
lie. was in an unconscious conditionl
R30 Al MA
A New Haven Blitz os Dislike It as
more amazing to the people of Los An-'
be a proposition to have East Norwalk'
lighting project will be brought for-I
high 3.001%! were made by Mrs. John. Of Lord Citation Berestord. Born in
B Lawrence} “(1 M" COMO}! The-i 1875, he succeeded N the titledn 13895
for hours
The Rev. l’etcl l". l.1',11ett of Main-‘
morns. ‘l'1’a., 11in.) was lit the automobile
along with Mr. and Mrs. lin1i1l lioltl' .1
cu. of Matantoras, was also seriously
iiniured. Built his legs wow broken‘
and his left arm was fr.ac.tured 'l‘he
'Iioldeus who had but a few bouts bc‘
tote. been married by Father 1.1 nott
1120 e slighth injuled. t
Jennings was on a hunting trip I11
the i’otono Mountains some 11113111 111111.1'
and his automobile“bet-ante disabled.
'llc left it at (inuldsboro for repairs
and returned there yesterday with
Father Lynett to bring the machine
to this city. While in (lotuisbt‘wo
Father ilyneil married the iloldens
and Jennings invited them to start
glitt‘ll' honeymoon with 1111 autot1toblle:3
trip to Scranton. It 1111111 about lltfltt
o’clock when the party approached of
small bridge over the hellish itiver'
about. three miles from ilouidsboro.
There was a light on the bridge and
the anntomoblle started across tin-1
structure at only slightly reduced
speed. Just as the. machine not on one:
bridge something went wrong and 11111.11
automobile swerved. crashed into the
rail of the structure and fell ten feet
.lnto the river.
There 11% no water at the place
when the silhouette landed Jeni
niugs and Father Lynett were caught
under the mabl1lne.People In tho
Jneighborhood heard the crash and
summoning help managed to haul the‘
tarecltod automobile from the Injured
i met).
The victims Were removed to a
Afarmhouss and local physicians gave
Athtm prompt attention. All efforts to
arouse Jennings proved futile today 3
The first to reach the party fromj
‘ Nari-tell closed hl‘
,sreater number
1111 21 111 111 - .
liAlllE A Hill Bill
Less Than Iialt
.\‘EW HAVEN.
had not paid that
tip in City Hall ill
a few lltllll'li' gl‘tit
the indebtedness
2.1-"1'MI‘ll
personal tax lined
in which to meet
.fore Tax (‘olleelor'
books. The outlook:
s that the city at-
torney will be bt ed under an ovu-
lam lie of hills to heat, as only about
ii. him of the .l‘l. 0130' assessed had bonu'
p.11t1i.'l‘l11,» collection of the military
or poll tax had been looked upon as
more or less of a Joke. Only scanty
attention was paid to the tax collec-
tor‘s warulnnn trout time to time that
the to: must he paid. When he. stated
that he would close his books Decem-
nt mid-torenoon
her i and then turn the unpaid ac- ‘1
'counts met- to the city attorney for
collection. more men paid up.
3i” letters of protest
or claims that”
roudmd in spite of the fact that 20,-.
coo bills bed been mailed out within
a few, weeks .\ir. Hsckett made putp
lic announcement that no letters
would be answered unless checks in:
payment of taxes 11ers enclosed Yes-1"!“ more Eh“ pleased with the 9"9'13 Surgeon~tleorge l Iiuxton
1 lord» the line of men was a long one A “m5“ entertainment
and It was well into the evening bu
fore the day' s business was ended An'
extension of time was given until this
afternoon.‘
Number Paid
111' ho :
moraine 111111 01111 ‘
tuutnnut
paramount
Grand Officers Entertained at
Pleasant Session in South '
Norwalk
The members of the'Eureka fiche
halt hedge. l.‘ O 0. i1‘.,
their sixteenth anniversary in a most
fitting manner last evening in the Odd
i1‘1llous‘ hall, in Washington street' on
eral melnllcla of the grand lodge.
The meeting 111111 the largest attend-
ed and most enthusiastic held in some
time and marked a new epoch I11 the‘
it) that it have
endeavor I11 the
history oi the lodge,
impetus to furttn:
line of progress.
in the worse of the evening the de-
grep was conferred on a class of three
gcndldates. the work being due by the,
as 103
local class in such a manner
elicit the pl‘illeo of all present.
Amour, the grand Officers who were
present were Grand .\laster Arthur P.
“'ootiford. of Bristol; Presidet'tt Cor-
nielia I'llakemuu. of .Shelton:
President Cat herinc Samerhlrt, of
Bridgeport; Deputy Grand Master
211111111 Wilson, at Stamford.
There were also delegations pres-
ent from llritlucpoit. Stamtmd, Megan 33
chum-.1115 and .\il 1l1lgnn.
During the meeting, speeches were
made by several of the visiting gentle-
tneunud 11 delightful reatiinu 111111 giv-
en by I’asth‘oliie Grand Florence. Jun-
ninus, of .\'orwnllt,
turkot supper was assumed
with It were on the table and were
tnxublll had been partner) ‘3‘ b! ”‘0“ present with ‘eeiected and appointed:
relish that beam wonders for the
11111111111111 accomplishments of those
who promoted the supper A social
time followed and it was a late hour
when the last one left for hlme. All
A11 Imitation was received request
in; the local lodge to visit (‘harlty
3lRobeltah Luise, of Bridgeport. on De
combat it and it is expected that a;
The effort to tune the personal tax number 0' the members WA" “AWN“ Sergeant Major—A. C. Golding.
EScmnton WPI‘? Dr \v A’ “’9‘”, and collected hero has revived the "HI-.me meeting.
the Rev J. 11:. 111111111111. of st. Peter'aA
tiou to have the law repealed in the
:ctunadrel p‘r-wtam attpr ‘11 carenui We'll" “Willy Sam” ““0"“ “A'Fflofflm ENGINE
«examination said Jennings had no
broken bones but that. he may be in
3 ternslly Injured. He Is in a semi con-
1 sclous condition. -
.\irs. Jennings was notified of tltcA
accident to her husband soon after it:
happened. and loft bets at 3 a in. with
W. . Jennings. a brother of the in- 'i
lured man.
later Jennings and the priest were
brought to a Scranton hospital. 1
The automobile was the one DetmItA
baseball enthusiasts presented to Man-i l
agar Jennings. .
1
2...»...— __......
Fillliill DIIMINED TODAY.
DUBLIN irelatld'. Bed. 2.~— he Mar- A
cube of \l'atenloui ("sun the in Poor
patrolman '9 needed to preserve “WA l3eresfordi.11as drowned todav, in the; a pin In the steering gear.
River Clodagh near his residence at1
\‘orwalk made a hard fight to soon uer
repeal. having the matter carried for
ward until almost the last day. but fin-
ally losing.
...........1.. ”m...”—
-—MO~DAY NIGHT.
Armory. Stomfords 1s. Norwnlke.
High School vs. All Scltolustics. lins-
ketball Dancing.
... «aw...—
i "T0 WISHES
liiTil MAIL IDX
The automobile of Lewis B. Hurl-
butt. of Cannon Station. in charge of
South Norwoik met with a slight ac-
BTARTS Hill ELMIBA
Fire Commissioner William Thompi
son. of the .\'orwalit city council man-5
sued to get the Phoenix Fire engine
started tr Elmira. N. Y., this morn-
the Last week an agent from the.
American LaF‘rancc Fire Engine Com‘
pany, Andrew Jersey, was in .\‘orwalk
'nnd met Commissioner Thompson and
'Enulueer George. Aiken in the are,
house. agreeing on a price for the on-
nine repairs.
This morning Reynold‘s truck con-
veyed the fire engine to the freight
on the part of those who are over on- nfllflnlus or WATEflFunn '(‘hauffeur Frederick Brundase, of yards in Norwaik where a waiting ope--
chat box car received the apparatus
commemorated '
,which time they entertained visitotsA
Alrom the surrounding cities and from'
;sc1eral states, together with the sev-A
.\'ltfo-33
At the conclusion of the meeting. a-
Turkey"
A and all the 11111111511 ”All “Emmi 8° Buckingham Poet. No.12.
1111111 1111111
11111 11311111
, 113111111111
"Merchants and Manufacturers’ Appeal Sent to Members of the
Association Will Be Known as Grand Army of the Bepubliotor
South Norwalk Board of Trade 1 Fund for Expenses
ElEllilllN 0E flEElflEllS ill SEEK ilPllllllll
DEFERREWUAE WEEK 0E SUPREME lliilllll
Committee 10 00MB!“Beflafdlflfl'ouestions to be Decided Are»?-
Old Home Week Celebration Whether Law is Unconstitutionai
flRGANlZAIIflN
Vii SBHANBE
IN ”8 NAME
'1 llcfiuiiite action was when at the An ,ghsorbmg mm. of conversation
meeting of the .\ierehants‘ and Zilanu- ttnoug old soldiers nowadays is the
I’ucturcrs‘ Aesociation, which was held 330 pension is“. which was expected
3 last. evening to change the name of: to go into force November 1' but which
that organization to the South Nor- is not being observed or the state
“'“Ak Boatd 0‘ Trade A,” discarding comptroller because of the adverse
llit- ptesent charter and organization 0pm,,“ 1”. Aumne. General John H
3 untitr the old charter of the latter Light as m the constitutionality of the
body and adopting titeabv lane of the (m3
prom-111. association. Although ‘ last it will be remembered that the new
(Continued on l-Z le1enth Page)
anoint-1111111 rest
Elm “A" orncens txrums Inspection
‘At the annual election of officers MA
0 A R I Superintendent Albert E Winches»
held last night. the following were: “’1 °E “‘9 3““ N°"’"" W .
Electric Works. who is an M:-
, Commander-«learns 8 North ;ed authority on matters minim
' 8 V. Commanderu-George A. White 1 '° electricity, "h“ m WA .
J ". GommandcrwG A Frlnke tinspect the Norman! fll'e lib-rm by! ’
, Quartermaster—George W. Ray-3"“ who compiled with the request,
mood . 3s0lol1 for friendly reasons. has been' '
somewhat embarrassed of late as s. ro-
gsun of his kind services. Mr. m?
chester has been quoted first one way' '
and then the other for reasons best
known and best suited to the purpose-33 3
got those who have given- out the in- 1- 1
formation withdut any award as to
the veracity of their statements.-
Mr. Winchester was Interviewed by
n Sentinel reporter this morning and
stated that he went to look other the
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
111111. WIlIilliESTEIl'
I
Chaplain—alarms 8 Lyon
Officer of the D111 ~~Alonso Wheeler.
Officer of the Guerd~Jemes F. \l‘ “*1
;.on
Adltttant-Wlllinm A. Kellogg.
' Quartermaster
'Brndley.
3 Trustecs- George W. Raymond. i
Char rles F. Loomls. Alonzo Wheeler.
Delegates to the Department En-
campment George A White. G A iested and out of his friendly regard
{Franks 1toward them He found some of the
Past Commander Edward E. Pelton ‘ lines '0 be in pretty bad shape and me .E'
Batteries in a bad condition. being on ~
tremely weak. He said, that as a mat-
ter of fact the general system is good.
.a. c to 110111 a joint installation of b‘“ a A“ "“5 0’ “65'9“ h“ be“
otllcers. as usual. Other rout'lne busi-' attended with bad ”5'5"" He said
'ness web transacted and evervthing1'ha' both Joseph Cahlll. the retired
tsuperintendent. and John H. Hoyt. the
. isssed off harmoniousl
'1 1- :present superintendent, were good
Sergeant—Thomas
Anill install the above at the first regu-
:lar meeting In January. it was voted .
Ito invite the ladies of Buckingham W.
—MONDAY NIGHT.
Armory. Stumfords v.11 Norwalks 1He held that they were not to blame
, High School vs All Scholastics 33,3101 the condition. but the method of '
311121111111. Dancing Amati-oiling them was directly respon~
ieibie.
“wwm
senior vote-s roe '- l
A...
system at the request of those inter- - ‘
A men. There is no que'stldn as' to that. ‘1"
They are given a certain 33 5
amount with which to take their sal-
cideut in Wilton on Thanksgiving Dal'. to take it to Elmira. The repairing
which though it might have been more will take sixty da1s from the time
setlous was exceedingly slight. The .tho engine. reaches the factory.
arv and to furnish the supplies com
"“8! ‘Nn juuPEnsA sequentlv the shortage of supplies and '
the refusal of the men to week for»
trouble was canned b1 the dropping of
Just as the automobile reached the
82. 000 was appropriated for the en-
Lgine repairs by the Board of Estimate
and Taxation and the figure of the
Curiaghmore. In the county of W-ater ifront °f “The Elms," "‘0 pin in the engine company for the necessari'
for d.
The marquis body was found at 81
o‘clock this morning. He had been
hunting yesterday. and when he re-i
turned to Curraghmore. paid his one-
tomary visit to the kennels before din'
111e1.Wheu he failed to return to the!
l house a search was lnstituted and con-
A tinned throughout the night. The body
1 was eventually discovered in the Rivet
' C.lodagh, which flows between the ken
male and the residence. The' night was
very lurk and the river much swollen
by recent rains. It is probable that
the marquis fell in the water accident-
ally. 313135 .
He was 0 out the most prominent
among" the i sh nobility and a nephew
1
A
‘He was educsted at “on: and than
senior] in the Royal Horse Guards, sf-
terwards momma; to the militia.
and more recently becoming lieuten-
ant-colonel of the south of Ireland yoo
theory. He Is succeeded by his eldest
son. the Eyed of Tyrone.
[gear dropped out and the forward
wheels veered instantly from their
road. The car Was moving at a moder-' i
etc of speed at the time. also when it'
mashed into a mail box on a post It
must hue gone futther and into I
stone wall.
As It was all the damage amountedA
to was the smashing of the mail box.
and a few scratches on the front of'
the machine. Mr. Brundage threw on
the emergency brake and the car
repair work and the freight which
,the1 pay from the freight yards to the
Jconrso going toward the side of the. fgctory and return A“. 31885. Thus it
is seen that the entire appropriation
will not be used up
\
1111.11.11. IIAMS, 141.1 1.11
Loin of Pork, small lo'ius 14c lh.
Legs of Spring Lamb,121,§c.
Foreqnerter- Spring Lamb, 8c lb.
Spring Lamb Chops. 14c lb
w“ meeting which notnhing The1 should be paid a resub-
was held in Barton last evening in the 1 1'" 55‘1”)" and g‘hethoum“ Shgmdhb‘g-
Town Hall. in Main street. was a well the supp es. ur ermore e 6
attended and harmonious one in 11114:? the; bat-“:1”? were]? “I?“ place.
'ery respect. William H. Willmott. Jr. “3 5 “me n s. °° ('9 or
was chosen moderator and Stephen F. 3 , .
Hoyt acted as clerk. “Ln WELL annullnin'
notes union ELEiiTIil
0n vote, the selectrnen were in-
structed to secure 500 feet of hose for
At the election held last night b
.0111 Well Commandery, No. 956‘. U.
each of the three companies and to
act in conjunction with the finance
8. 0.. the following officers were else
ed: ‘
The special to
board in regards to the' cost of the
same. It was also voted to secure
three Jumpers at $50 apiece. ~~~
The petition of George W. Sharer1
for an electric light at the corner of
Maple avenue and Central street was
Noble Commander—W. Wyeth.
Vice Commander—38. V. Parsons.
came to A Quick stop. The pin was re- Hornomede sausage. tic'lb.
'Pest Commander—F. H Wyeth
3
net wee-1.13.11.11.11. not later-1 then 2530
placed and the Journey to Norwalk' ‘
continued.
-——.—_
-—NOTICE. 3 ‘
The members otNorwelk Lodge, No.
Till. 8.1.3., O..E.,3_.nre requested to meet
p. 111., Sunday. Dec. 2.3m attend the
Annual Memorial Service. at ' Hoyt‘e
Theatre. ‘ tainted)
HARRY 3. PICKERING.
Attest: Exalted Ruler.
HERMAN E. MALMO.
SGCNAIPY.
Small. lean. fresh Shoulders. lzlfic.
‘Prlme Rib Randi Beef. 12%“.
Choice Native Fowls, lflc lb. - '
Native Roasting Chicgens 200.
Spring Chickens to roast or try. 160
and 18c. ' .
Long Island Dacha. 20c lb.
1: Fancy Geese. 200 lb.
.Round Stout, 1611.
“ 511111111 Steak. 18c 1‘
' Chopped Beef. 2- lbs. 250. ‘ 1 -
HAYEB' MARKET.
' W
3 ..3Sen1lnel mtg.- bring results,
.‘ Norwalk; over W. P. Beere' stationery'
tnry tailoring establishment.
3 73. peasant» touring cor, limousine and
. taxicab.
granted and the proper committee
authorized to soothe it and see that it
was properly installed .
—-NO"rIcE.
Dedrielt Hahn: the‘ tailor,~h‘u moved
Main. street to 49 Wall street.
Worthy Prelate—F. H. Wyeth.
Noble Keeper of Recorder—V. ‘Dl'fi
brow.
financial 1911111911 of Rename—J '
White.
Worthy Treaeurer-é-i’v‘, 111111311111?
Wot-bay Herein-41. one:
Warden' Inner Gite—d; 1'4: instill
Warden Opts:- Gate—F.1sr3vls. 1
store. .1111 lnvites‘the trade'to callfaiad
inspect his most unto-date and seal-
cLus poet. Tastes shows;
The new pool table for the nut
Norwaik 011111 arrived yesterday at
bemoan. 1
W‘
‘—FOR HIRI NIGHT 0R DAY,
Tal. 19111!
Norwalk Chronicler