Minimum 1870
fl,
Entered at the Bouth Nero-oi Post-olloo
as Second Class Mat or .,
M
SNNIINNEN
NNES IINWN NI
{INN IS AND
Life Savers Have 3 Terrific
.Mary Adelaide Randall
) lill our lllNlilNli‘
Were Drenched by Every Wave
Which Swept Dver Vessel
BLOCK ISUAND, R. 1., Doc. 21;.—
The fourunastcd schooncr Mary Ado
laidc Randall, of Port lci’fcrson, N. Y..
coal laden was buried upon‘ the icdgc‘s int: lohu Szulm infonncd
west of Block island by a tcr‘:1lti<
northttcsteily gale early today
roar home and 'a half later her crew
of ten men was rescued b} the Block
Island life Saving crew. ‘ ‘ to
(Continued on “blizhth Page. i
NNNNNNNS NINN
NIIIEN SEIEN
After Murdering Wife and Child--
recite flanged Himself
BENTON. Ark. Doc.
old vin’ttsuten,”.lamoa Grant .3121qu
his wife five children and step- -son
" 1 home haif diessed and evidently she:
the. "A heavy club covered with
blood was found in the house and it
‘tv‘as apparent it was with it Giant
V-lti'lied the seven members of his fam-
ily. The children ranged In age from
'E‘tb 15 years.
'Hugh Grant, 11 16 year old
7‘ I only member of the family alive, dis-
‘ covered the bodies, when he returned,
. from a holiday celebration at a nei‘gh».I
boring fa.rn1.- He found a note signed
by, l1is‘i'atherwwl1ich explained that
- “owing to deep despair, And that I see
nothingfor me or my children. who.
'i believe would be better off in hoav.
on, i commit this act."
Instructions were given where
'- .7 money might be found to cover burial
expenses find a request that Grant's
parents not hauotlfled until after the
vr‘bodiés had been buried
Grant lited near this town on
farm and was reputed to be well to
‘l'ds.- us also Conducted to mercantile
\.
I 74H.Sn1ith's dancing school.T1ust
Company building. Thursdsy evening
,WIIHAII MID Gilli.
KILLED BY A TIIAIIII
a.”
Titriier And her adopted daughter.
aged 15,- were killed by a train from
Pirovldence. over the New Ych R. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. shortly
:after 10 o’clock this mbralng. Both
Were crossing the tracks near the our
tl.ou Mrs Turner was the wire of
James Tuner of this village Dr. W
1V. Adams. of Moosup; the medical ex-
‘ hortido which were frightfuliy'imanhled
~9r~¢~——-————————
pooiAL- eAL: Vouauso ‘rHs
dost-olive. _-, , ..
Michal VSinswity's, 21 Boy. at"
"tit Nomalh. 'Threestar Cotonou,
‘ Militia!!! and other
onetttic Wim'm 5,.
Jim (bresoaymoc
‘ Helium" a.
Battle in Rescuing Crew of ‘
INNER, ENNN HNNNSi
11 mil
u~nemusei with this law. ‘
ho was in “'deep despair" and believed Besides we Haida case. there werel the Winds: district of Bolder: Git}.
heiaud his limit) "would be betterieight Other warrants issued. Ml “INN "’m‘y' “m“ out “a"! In their
to death odd harmed himself some
time Tuesday night. The bodies of theN,
r children were found .in their beds yes- \lhek Nicola Agnes
. terday. each skull being crushed Thol
bony of Mrs. Grant was found in the}
was killed as she was about to ra- I
SO“.
‘ ONECG. Conn” Dec. 28 .-—Mrs Robiei
.umihor‘.’ was summoned to view. the-
~ ilve bachelor unicorn 41f. the: boat will
M i” .
illtnou'u . third": of Whi:ltiss.et 81,
NNIISI 8th Hill INII
PNIIIIN PERSNNII INN
Paul Haida Thought it Could Not
Be Collected—Eight Dihers
Paid $2.10 Each
..__—..
That the authorities mean what they
have said in regards to the collec-
tion of the personal taxes and that
those who have not yet paid the stip-
ulutcd $2.10 the liable to arrest and
prosecution was evidenced this morn-
ing, whcu Paul ilujdu was brought ho-
forc the court, charged with refusing
and neglecting to pay his, poo'sonul
tax. and committed to Bridgeport jail
until he paid the tax and the costs of
the court wiii‘chtumouutcd to $5.10.
liajdu paid up and thereby escaped:
,imprisonmout.
A number of warlnnls were placed.
in the hands of the South Notwalk
police last evening in P1 osocuting At-i
turner George H Vosburtrh. and thoi
uwtnbots of the force rusilcd around!
lllllIie lively. Officer John M. Reynolds
arxostod l-iajdu.
in the (011150. or the trial this mout-
iho court
that the people of Springuood bolls-1'-
cd that he was instrumental in cans-
ing the [HOSQCUIIOH of llaidu and oak-i
(d that the court vicar up this misqf
Nundcrsinuding. Judge Tammany ex~'
Iplulncd carefully that‘ Mt. Szulco budi
nothing wiiaictci to do uith the 0-101
.lection of personal taxes; that the
list which included the names had
N been made up last year and submitted
to the tax collector. 1‘he latter om
c.ial at tho oxpllaiiou of the time ai-
glowed foi the collection of the taxes
by him. acted according to the law;
and turned our a list of delluuents;
Ito the prosecuting attorney who then‘
i undertook to collect or prosecute all
NM who had not already compiled;-
I
those on whom they were served paid-
up the $2.10 without any argument.
They were trying Brennan. Andrew
Chandler} Archangelo Blfsno. Joseph
Joseph (lucid.1
i also Apicella. and Mlchaelnusolo De
Rosa.
Twelve more writs Warp issued to-
[day and Mil be served tonight and
probably some of these will be hailed
‘lnto coutt to pay both in and ex-
penscs. 7
m.”-_—..W _..
GIIILS FIIIEIIDLY EDDIE"
HA8 DIIIIIG‘HIAS IIIIIDE
The Trinity Branch of the (ll-risi-
Frlendly Society held a very success-i
ful Christmas dance at Red Man's=
Hall. last evening. The affair was at
tended by a large number of yoang
people..fricuds and\patrons of the so
cioit.
The hall was attractiyoly decorated
’ for the occasion and Hubbeli' a arches
Itra furnished excellent music for
ianclng Refreshments were served in
aNthe course of the évoulng and it was
nip. late hour before all the people do
parted tot thoir homes.
Much of the credit lot the success
of the evening is due to the commit-
tee in change which was made up of
lsMi 3 Louise Oldcnschiagot Miss
Louise Scbaub Miss Josephine Old.
held and Miss ida .Kraemer.
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IFT. SCOFIELD PLANS APPROVED
l
I
orbs—a
NWork About to Start on Model Military
I Post of the'u. 3. Army.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 28~Plans have
been apprmed for and Work is about
to start at Fort Seofield. near Home
lulu. on what is to be the model mili-
tary post of the army The buildings
will be of reinforced concrete and they
are so designed that each regiment
will have a building of its owit, includ-
lug barracks, store rooms and every-
thing necessary for its malntenanco'as
a unit. The omoars' quartera. will be
apart. with double houses for married
officers and one house foroocit four or
be concentrated moetaof the troops
- 1
.la‘rs‘o scale? may bemudortakea. . ..
' W .
and Blind atom-on DAV. a
‘1- hflflhnflfl' magnesia. Mainland
I lotion is going the rounds on to whom
. than- eighty-seven souvenir cards at
» tunstelt m‘ost of itias elected up in
new scattered through the islands so
that drills. and field omitted on a ~
- d
' by Rev. Frank D. Horrors-
an ill
non lBlllll
NEW NEEIN N3
Several companies in the City Of
~Norwallt Will Hold Elections
in a Few Days 7
SNNE NNNIESIS ARE
BEING INNNEII INN
Captain Moore, of Hope Hose 00.,
to Move Back Vio_Ciiy
\
With the election of new Iit‘iidil of
companion in the Norualk 'ii‘im llepurh
tucut but it few, days ahead, the mat
tor is causing int‘brest. Much Spoon-
"9 to be th‘ chosen law this winter.
Phoenix Engine Comp‘hny.
in the engine company almost ev-cry
w...“
‘\
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
NIINEINIINNINNI WIPES
IINI IiNlIIEII NiII
Surviving Building: at Lastluly’ s
Helm 8m Amy
ww‘\ m
I
1rd
COBALT. Ont. Doc. 28. ~—Firs swept
tag: that survived the disastrous Ind
MMM'M but has The mil 'or
the home: was stopped only by blow
in; up the Lyric Theatre. and two dd: WWMI’M’
Joining buildings. The burned com
included about a doses stores. a' ho
tel and“ several saloons. ,
Golden City is the Nance? town site
of Porcupine. Most of the suites and
attics: were on king street. the south
side of which was swept almost clean.
The tire started soon after midnight
Via the Mulllgpn House, and burned un-
til daylight.
DIIIIIBTIAB IIIISII- ti
DIIDKE All. IIEDDIIDB
Reports of the Christmas rush at the
local post- -otiicss continue to come in.
At the Not-walk post-oldest“ number
of parcels handled was about the some
as usual. but an unprecedented num-
ber of souvenir postals passed tin-oust:
the office. in the few days before
Christiane thir'ty thousand one cent
stamps were sold. The record, so far
as yet learned, belongs to ofamily in _,
Spring Hill. which received no less
one delivery. One Norwaik dealer in
stationary got rid of close to tea thong.
and postul cards.
At the North“: Adams Express of-
fice, theié was a big business, but for.
the. few days before the holiday. The
drivers Worked Christmas Day. but
only for a short time. Each year the
tendency is noted to send pockages
before Christmas, in some cases "a
week or so before in this Way that
articles are. sure of reaching their des- l
tination before the holiday. and the
work for clerks and drivers is “kinda
correspondingly easy.
Wm
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - .
The Elisabeth Daily Journal of
Tuesday, December 26th. contained
the. following item of loco-l intone:-
Manna s. Thoma Broom: 9:!
152 Park. a e, announce the scans:
meat or their educator, ado. Ger-
trials; to. makld. Mutants. ‘iff; South
Borwaik. Conn. "
NHWPmN-‘GGAUK: 1‘1.)
flhlflflliflw TthDWll W MA“
limit deal. of moments. m. m.
cm on: tilde-day evening; attire NON
”Hi. Methodist BEDWPII‘ m
noon at lilll
' her of cities.
' hcr paronts‘ home in Bridgeport.
Mwmmcwhrw.
automobile nest- Stamford met sea
,.+Vwro_115- oldo of tho mdwfil‘b. -"
hunch
scorn nonunion cons." Tallinn“. pronouns. es. mi
WEATHER FORECAST
Gout-lily falr tonight and Friday.
Eiillil INIEN IN NNNIII
South "mall: carpenter Placed
in the unwell: the Bridgeport
Probation Officer
M
BRIDGEPCRT, Doc. 28.-—~Harry Hill.
a carpenter from South Norwalk, ap
pester! before Deputy Judge [drank 1..
Wilder in‘tho city court yesterday
morning. charged with non-support of
his wife. who was formerly Miss Mary
Bradley, daughter of Mir. aud'Mrs. Wil-
llam Bradley. of 1188 Stratford ave-
line.
The family troubles of the Hills were
thoroughly aired in the court, after
which Judge Wilder continued the
case until January 27, to“ give the
couple a chance to straighten mat-
ters up. Hill was placed in the cus-
tody of Probation once-HG. H. Can-
aetdq '
The couple were married three
years ago. and have resided in a num-
lllll sold his wife was not willing
to remain in any one place. and every
few week: not gently and returned to
her name: for weeks at s time.
Troubles grew worse while residing in
South Norwsllt, and Mrs. 'Hill wasi
obliged to pawn her ongbcmcnt ring
and wedding rlng, to secure onoimh
money for doctor‘s hill and to get to
Hill
said he was unable to pay the dbctorl
and nurse bills and give his wife that
kind of trudhuont lite wanted. i
"or (source therveu never. any
other woman hr the nose. down there
in Norwaik..was theirs?" asked Prose
outing Attorney Alexander L Delan-
ey. '
"new": Just once. since my wife
I
I
intonation ..
ammonia
Propsnyllmteflismm
HARTFORl). Doc Ill—The suspic-
Ions of the United State: authorities
were aroused A little yeuerdsy by the
transfer of property at if ’i‘slcott
street. by Pasquale Waco to Angelo
Contl. Fresco is undo! threat of the
federal otilcials for participation in'
the "white slave" trade, and Conti
Is his nonunion la the sum of 810.-
000 for Fusco's appearance in the
United States court at New Haven in
February for mini. Fusco was the
principal witness in the case againstl
Pasquale Pixnluolo. the government
secret servlcd exam. who was tried
last week for blackmaiiiug 'Fusco.
Upon testimony offered at the trial.
together with evidence before that: in
possession of tho'governtnent. Fusco
was arrested lmmedlltely after the
jury in the Picniuolo one moortod a
disagreement.
The transfersroased the govern '
monl's suspicions. inasmuch ss‘it was
not understood why Fuses should
deed his property to his nonhuman
unless he waspmpsring to relmburdo
his bondeman in advance.
Attorney William F Egan, who has
been retained by Fusco was tasked by
a reporter to explain the trans
for. and said that he ittiew of its ox-
istsnoc but was not at iibertt to ex-
plain its meaning.
assailant use sore
FDli euro theatre
Henry. C. Bernheim. of Stamford.
has brought suit in the superior court
against John R Tyson. of the some
place, for 83,900 damaged: --{l;he plain.
old alleges that while ridiu‘g- in his
tsmber a car belonging to the defen-
daat. collided with! his machine finally
Wiring tt.- die" furtherrntates that
the car of- the derelict“? vase tots thi
“and «hemootuguareu.m enact:
slices-tom s: w tam: froth one?
was: by: tumour-tear. star: the?
consummation our senses cu...
t
unwllins
u. s. nuns
w on u
tactics to Danger of,Dic-
later as President
nintnihfixulsnl
run our lions
on n lllllli, till i ,
out. ill on Hill] to
Weapon in Daylight~ Didn’t
,. Know Law
(
if you are afraid to go home in the
dark, as Joseph Mario.
of Dariou, said he was when auralgn-
ed before the Bridgeport city court
yesterday morning, don’t carry a re-
voiver with you without first securing
a permit to carry the weapon. Deputy
Judge Frank I... Wilder lined Marie 825
for carrying a huge 38 calibre gun,
which he claimed he used for de
feuding himself against night prow
lo-rs in Darlcu.
Mario was arrested at the Bridge
port railroad station by Officer Isaac
Federal comfort hlay Assume
JurisdictionDvefdmollesthiatier
lllll-‘P‘ALO at. Dec. 28. ~(3ontrolI
of state uuthoritios by Inferior ll tilted
States courts has dovctopcd to suchi
an extent that the people are becom :
lug impatient. said Gov. Simeon E
-llaldwiu of Connecticut at the open- N
.1113 of tho twentyoovonth annuall
meeting of the American liistorlcal'.
Association and the eighth annual:
meeting of the Amotlcan l’olitlcalf
Boiéncs Association in joint seesionlsmfl \olunteor 1ng Saving (‘orpsN
here last night.
if some of the meat decisions byN
.4.“
(Continued I511” Eleventh Page)
aunts Loose
. Hoist risotto:
The OM“ m Dom No. 97.
I. 0. 0 E, wot‘b deified last evening
foo mm‘kfi. u follows:
N. (Le-C. A. MI.
V‘. Gr—L. W. “wick.
Win; Deer-tuba!) B. Beach.
Nahum-Jam mil -
hunter-F Edam
MW {leanings
The installation ceremonies will
tells place .on Wednesday eveninx.
Janitor: but...“ will be performed by
District Deputy 0.1!. Daniels and
staff, of Norwalk.
coosttuilltlrruo
. rotors ornotas
. ”M
At the meeting of Court Mahsckemo, ,
No 33, Foresters of Ashorica. which ‘
was held last evening. the officers for
the ensuing tom ”Adore elected and
other buslnth who'd The offic-
ers‘chosen at“? of hosts:
Chief RannoMWiliiam 0‘ Here.
Bub~Chief Bunsen—«Arthur Hart.
Financial Secretary-4J0“ Silt-ox,
Trouurer~<lltrnest Hopkins;
Recording Secregary-8amuoi 0. free
land. 7
Senior Woodward-0iiarlos Griob.
Junior Woodward—Edward Bums.
Senior Boodle-Louis Flore. .
Junior Beadle-Frank C. Becker.
Lecturer—“Dr. Hiram 8. West.
Physicianmllr. Hiram B. West
Trustee—Dr Hiram B. West. ,,
These officers Will be installed on
the second Monday In January by Dep-
uty Albert Heine. At that time re-
freshmenvs will be serv.ed
esotv illlllllED
‘ cosine outssu
. MYSTIC. Dec. 28. «As—s result of a
quarrel during 1.‘ Christmas celebration
at Old Mystic, one use a resident of
western. R1. 1's and: today at the
Memorial Hospital. New Marlon. suf-
faring from wounds nbout the head
while Joesph Boliusky. who is alleged
to have indicted instinct-1e: with a
stone, is held here vrithout bonds pond
in; the outcome of the Westerly tum
injuries.‘ The- ohdrae Against Sedttlkli
is “hull. with into)“. to kill B0th
than a». Blinds“: r1... wounded their
use his wife. 1th sold has come not. i .‘
court “larder ltd Booth solemn.“ Westerly ”
a the onions: iigin-
monument“ lit. a is
Mead small! mom . ...
Williams. A porter at the station had
lrevolvcr with bullets and fearing that
he was preparing for battle be com
plainod to the otficer.
Marto said he did not know the law
rem: had a permit to catry a revolver
and be had it because he was afraid
to leave his home at night without it
use silvers vote
TO HAVE uswaodr
e,
liotou Point Division of the United
held an important meeting last even-
ing at which time it was definitely
decided to secure a now home. 01' the'
I list of ”potential locations presented by; misc m W M
the building committee, one was set
tied norm and the building commiqee.
together with the finance committee
appointed last evening, were instruct-
ed to investigate the ,moposedynew
home «inwards to its puctlcabiliu
u n homcdor the divisionaod its 905
slbimleo as an investment, The fin-
anoe committee appointed is cautioned
of Victor W. Ferris. Dr. Kim B.
West and Attorney John Keogh. Tho-
buiiding commerce is made up of Freda.
lorlck “this, Prank Relay dud. Dr. H.
D. West.
The roll was also called and other
usibness of importance concocted.
The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday of next week at Dr. West's
(Mice, at which time the building and
finance committees will report. ,
tvsutrsyi‘ttro; .
drum mom
HUNTINGTON, w. v... bee. 28.—
En‘gin’eer William Dunn was killed.
Fireman Lacey Tet-toll was fatally in-
.lured. and a number of passengem
hurt when the chase oftrsln No. 6
on the Chesapeake v. Ohio Railwad
_ the track at MoKondreo. W. V
today. The engine rolled down an em»
bailkmént and a number of earls left
the rolls. The train is one of the boat
on the system.
DPEIIATDD' PAIIKS’
lIDEIIBE SDBPEIIDED
State 8ecretary Matthew H. Rogers
hos suspended the license of John
Park.‘ of Norwalk, who on Tuesday,
Define the oecrotary, admitted that he
took without permission his brother’s
cor, to go to a fire. until the expira-
tion of the license.
AIIDTIIEII DDIII'I'I) _
SIISPEDT IIIIIESTED
I“
U'
\BINGHAIIE'NON, N Y., Doc. 28.—-A‘
man believed by the police to ally ox»
hotly with‘ the description of EdiD0~
halo. who in wanted for the murder of.
Joseph Mario ofDarien Loaded
a resident
seen Mario filling the chambers of the ej
'l' i The affair is causing a lot of goes
Manchu Princes Consider a lid!
veniion to Decide on Form 7/
Government for China
NIIIIINNI NNNEENENNE
Mil NENINE Nil Nil. Ill
The 11.36.. Has Agreed to Abide
; by the Decision
LONDON. Dec. 28-~A telegram from
Tien Tsiu to the Exchange Telegram
Company says that the imperial falls
‘~ lly has decided to leave Patti!!!
i decision will be announced at 3 ocioob:
ithls afternoon
(Continued on Ninth-Page) ,
sownvrou m—
BIDETWED
Will First use has: a.
A lively can“ to dis/for the _ '
‘potntmsnt of We! might.
measures. which} to mane on
decided by the , ' "
not-row. ’fl la .
filled by dint ' - "
In; District aid that many 1
has been conceded to Row V .
distribution catchment)!“
has slwmbc-e‘llohll D. U
lensing toms-Insects! om ‘
an amicable was: all: to
ldolitlcsl leaders of the son. V
present incumbent is Edwin W.
tray. of Rowayton. who is a pond
for reappointment, and who has
backing of the political leaders. of
district. ,
It seems that Joseph A. Cnrler,
lmember of the Republican committee
of the First District and a registrar
voters, wants the job. despite the
prioties of the case, and would
like ‘seiectmen ignore the rights of
NSOuth Norwalk onto! the town sitting
because they have two members “of
Milo board of setectmeu. It lssald tits”
Selectmen Avlson and Devine lav.
Curler and Selectman Brown will
and maintain the rights of the Second
. District.
Q
and by many it is looked upon
object lesson respectlng what“ talk
he looked for were thatpeonle
Second District prone to make an
hence with the upper end or the
401105.
We must move oil 61‘ abolit, J '
1st into our new big stomin-‘Ho
block. We}, will those with :1
stock and we 'mu‘s't'qeii the halo“
our clothing and gents’ turmoil
prices that Will astonish you. . DWI
miss this opporthnltyn ~
am... e ..
117 Wae'liihston 8t; Bt‘f
at, our rooms c111,,
convent rsnoorrit
, ,-
tho Bother family was locked up here ~ . '
last night Driven by ills cold do an
ply for. lodging the .ntan woe taken into i
custody and omitting scorched a; gun;
we; tested cum Thé: Wiser ~
authorities Nomad petition. and
. 'to identify him.
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Norwalk Chronicler