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and’ Frank F. Huntington is
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lgnation an a member ()l 511111 board oIE
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Names Henry B. Waterbury as
His Successor in the Third
Voting District
Although because of his name helm;
proposed against Frederick l.. Land-
quist in the last Deitioctrntic town Dl'I-E
movies for the oillre of registrar there
was a flight of no mean proportions,
which resulted finally in his nomlnu'
tion, Patrick Fitzmuilt‘lce, elected regs
tenor of the Third Voting Disl'riet at.
the. recent election. has resigned. lloE
handed his resignation to Town Clerk!
Herbert. R. Smith yesterday.
lice, Mr. it‘ltzniaurice, after having
{qualified hns appointed IIill’lll ll Wu-
itciiiuiy as his ei'weasoi. .ir. Fitz-'1
As is his right, invested with the of- E
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Two Nob Yorkers Who Robbed
Emigrant Girls Fined $300 and
failed for Eighteen Months
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nation was nocmnpatiletl by :1 nuiniiei ,1
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as to severely criticise. the in 11rd for;
its method of doing business, and took '
lID task in no uncertain terms indi-
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IIIIIIGLAS FBWLEB
I III-TIGERS INSTALLEIIE
At the meeting of Douglas l-‘owier
Post, G A. 18., the officers recently
~- elected were installed jointly with
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dage.
some the Womans Relief Corps of
Past Commander Samuel Mott
The officers of the post are as fol-;
lows: .
1 Cotnmsnder-—Oscsi' St. John.
Senior Vice-Commander -~ Charles
Plait. E
Junior Vicefommander .,.- Scum-11'
Harris. E
Quartermaster—J. A. l.’ilommeilieu.
Chapldln~lllram Brundage.
Officer of the Dav—Morris BMW-"I
Officer of the (him-awesome 117.3
Smith.
Someone-Richard seymour.
Adjutant—«Mr. Jimmerson. ,
Quantermaster Sergeant-John \\'.
Crew.
Sergeant Major—Cyrus Benjamin.
Patriotic Instructor—111mm ilrun
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Worcester Man Allowed Engine
to Run Wild for 17 Miles E
and Crashed into Ex-
press Train
erllB'l‘Iim, Maw, Jami
motive joy ride to declared by New
York, New Haven and Hartford rall~
road officials to have been the cause.
of a head-on collision last night withE
the Norwich line boat train running
between Worcester and New location.
the slight injury of eleven .passengcra.
and the arrest of Rdlph 'l. Jet-dine. 11
Worcester cigar maker. who to said
to have been at the throttle of the
'vvlld engine The passengers of the
boat train were given a bad fright
and shock the most seriously injured
being Mrs. Mcujamin Savory. of Willi-
mantic, Conn. who suffered. a free
ture of the lower jaw, and numerous
cuts and bruises.
Later all proceeded to their desti
nation. on another train. While the
«A loco. i
rupant in the railroad wrd at
Worcester, Jardine is said to have
Ilimbed aboard and to have run ltE
11101 seventeen miles of track in a'
:wiid flight to this city where he met
the boat train and the collision on:
e111rred Both engines were wt'ccked.E
' l1 lying coals set fire‘ to the eaproeaE
SHANGHAI. Oliiiia, .laii.
Imperial government in Peking sent
orders today to all the generals lii'
command of the imperial troupe than
they are to 1'1eeuine limosrltities at 8 a 1
hi. on Januniv 6, unless they receite bound WWI I0? Willlmantic and Hart- :of Judge Ho‘ran, who fitted the bond
notification in the meantime what the lord. met With a mishap ill the bPIdSQ‘ Wilson who spent. last night in jail.
armistice between the two forces has E here. early today three 0%” DENISE was released“— at the some time.
tlltthed.
been again renewod.
This step. it. is assumed here is s- 11; 15
unit of the mines] of the revolutionar E
tea to continue the negotiations withE
the Peking authorites by telegraph inE
' accordance with the demand of Prom-E
-, "structiue, were removed but were-M
5 or. returned Ito their ‘quaijers. 11am -
1 the demon finally subdued the blade. .~
5 story brick building at the-corner of
'. West Fort and Fourth streets, occu
tiled by the Chambex lain Metal Weath-
‘Ichis morning with an estimated loso
of 82050. 000.
ier Yuan Shi Kai. The telegraphic neE-‘
gotiaticns ate regarded by both Dr.
San Yet Sen and W 11 Tim, Fang as 11n-
satisfactm y.
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DETROIT, Mlch.,
J an. Air—Tho four-51
eratrip Company. the" United States
'Cap Company and one or two smaller
concerns was dammed. by fire early
Many of the patients of the DetroltE
Sanitarium. which adjoins the burned
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gondola; school Red Motifs 11111151.
. ‘ ‘ooens Thursday. ”WWI" to every 1
' to one math“ 08" Bust continua” tin
I.-—'r11o (M on the bout train and the iocuiEresz and brought with him an attor-
department waa called out to ex-
tinguish the blaze.“
Three Freight Cara Ditched.
POMFRE‘T. Jan. t.-A freight train
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The bridge was somewhat
damaged. The accident was due to a
bishop journal. The East HartfordE
mocking crew. was called as theE
wreckers as this end of the line hadE
been sent to Webster on account of
the collision at that point. E
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PROPERTIES 8E8IIIIEDE
The sub-committee of the bridge1
committee held an important meeting
at the South Norwaik Club parlorai
yesterday damned, at which time a
number of those owning property abut
ting on the bridge were ihtervlewod
and deals closed for the murohase oi
Ilhl‘ee pieces at bridge property. These
from whom the property was secured
weio Mrs gem-511511 tarmac. John Ill.
Lat den and George 1Kooldl‘. According.
deals were ole-ed In attitudes. will?
satisfactory to 3:110 interests of the
town. . .
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Eprotectlon to the stove-pipe Where it
"onto: ooouoW.‘ Bossrdua While the
‘ medicated with the walls oft the ”of
"spot 11m IHIIIICbed The termination of
trial of Simon linntringer nndt
”Milli" richwuria before Judge .l. RE
E Walsh of the eilniiiinl side at the cont~E
the.
mtin pious court tentertitiy afternoon.
was a vindication of juatite and ye E
5thore was so much that was ludirronaf
Ein it that men the. judge drew a hand-
It.‘ oiitinuod on Tenth Patton
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MUBCATINN. Jan (Ew'l‘haoarmt of
Emma" i-‘lood. of (intended national'
organiser for the Athertcan PattersE
tion of labor and die muse-tam“:
of Pioudcnt Gompers. on the changeE
of. emsinracy to destroy property, Irish
acid bombii. m the principal event
yesterday in the grand jury' a thread
cation of the button workers strike.
Flood was arrested on four war-
rants. three of which charge him widiE
malicious destruction of property
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C. C. Wilson the socialist mm‘nerhurriod to the bedside of the dying;
engine was standing without an at iofithe city council and 11111111ng 101. mutt!) and adminiatered restoratimiE
the local Hutton Wol’kers' union.E
which is on strike. was charged ini
two new indictments with conspiracy
Eaiid malicious destruction of property.
Both men were released on 82 000 and
E88. 000 bonds, mnecuvely given in
union mean I
Flood apparently was respecting an E
no) from Chicago llls arrest did not
two
reached the court house. Flood was
immediately ushered into the ureaoncoE
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An overheated stove and inadequate
passed through the floor and roof wee
the cause of a $150 blade at. the auto
mobile garage belonging to Henrys
Lockwood. of 'Elmwood avenue. yester-
day atternoon. Only the prompt arriv-
al of the death News“: the deparb
'ment and their efficient use of the hose ‘
and chemical saved .the little structure
from being «abolished. -
The fire was flrst seen by those 1'..
the 119qu one a mute telephoned to
chief .WIIs’itt'ylng‘ to understand what
the spotted young lady was trying so
,zlmdsl'iwo him. the bell was pulled
5M ‘lthli- department started on its
mention! way up the hills. '
The selling and floor above was
but-nod Ithroiloh 1111a the finance com-
“side of the budding 1111a penetrated
through the gable at that. odd. hetero];
they codld be unblemished": '
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If you have had troublohm
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Replaced Fine .1 Animals With
Worthless Ones and Then
“Set Fire to Structures
3leerle Ky.,‘ Jan. I. ~Arreeto of
six or more horsé thieves and burn
burners accused of crimes in western
Kentucky are expected by the May-
neid police if admissions made by 8
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before setting tire to scores of stock
burns. the thieves exchanged the fine
homes Inside fat-Emilie“ animals.
leaving the owners think their horsés
burned with the horns. The same
prisoner is also said to 'have given
other IllIi‘n‘lllllthll which may clear
up several murder cases in western
Eiwiiiucky.
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inhaled illuminating Gas and Ex-
pired iii Presence of
Wife
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lost Financial Demands
Albert n Batu of Wilton arenas.“
descendant because he could not meet‘
the hills contracted by himself to erect
tax a new house. committed suicide
this noon by tahsltng "tantalum no
at his home. Mr. Bates was found ly-
tax on his bed by his wife, who in
1119.11.11.11. summoned medical aid. but
he expired about a minute after Dr. J
Milton Conant arrived at his bedside
Dr. Column m1 passing the house
when several women came running out
or the house and called him In "”1
in”. Estes was too far gone andi
'tho physician's efforts to bring him'
back to life were unavnlllna. The dc-
censed had deliberately planned his
not. lying on the bed and connecting
a tube to the. illuminating m jet
and holdingithe other end between his1
teeth
Mr. Bates is a well known young
man who was liked by all who knew
him. He was a foreman at the Mutual
Hat Company and is said to haveboen
a very competent man. He was also a
vineinber cfE'Ncrwalk Lodge. No. 709.
B. P. O. E.
, When Mrs. Bates ' discovered him.
she immediately called Dr. Hitchcock.
who arrived soon after Mr. Bates had
expired. Be notified Medical Enam-
iner S. H. Huntington. who arrived
soon after and upon champion the
remains ordered that they be delivered
over to thq undertaker.
Up to press tlme no funeral arrange
ments had been made.
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NEW HAVEN. Jan 4 .-Acoordlnx“ to
a statement issued from the offices oi
the New York, New Haven oadflart
ford Railroad in 111111me in regard to
the work or electrification of lithe lines
mom Stanwood to New Baron. "an at:
fort will be made to complete all user.
tions of the road between Stanford
and Ndw 'Havon as nearly simultan-
o‘ouoly so «terrible but. it is probable
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rated proa’oeaaivols from W. to
South Kuwait: and W ind
"New Haven without :awoitlk comet's:
ticn of the whole.” ‘
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heartened lea-summon ‘
electricity. Atom nmtt Ilia wastes "1.1
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Catherine Anderson Accused of
Stealing a Ring and Stickpin-r
Companion is a Creole
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James Piunkett Knocked in the
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Knocked Down Near the South
Norwallt Baptist Church
Chief of Police William Pennington
executed a clever capture this morti-
lug when he apprehended Catherine
Anderson and [wing Fraser. who were
wanted in Danhury by the police an-
thorlties. in connection with the ilhett
of a valuable ring. set with a diamond
and two sapphires, and a diamond
Estud, which the girl was thought to
have stolen from the home of James
Austin. of Ilanbnry. in whose house
and was employed as servant.
tiiiicl‘ Pennington was notified by the
lilaiihnry police, this morning. toEkeep
a lookout for the couple, and actord.
Eingly arranged for the trains at both
ESouth Norwnlk and Norwaik to be
EWauthéd. Later he was advised that
A lunrotectied West avenue ““3 the ones desired had nilghted at Norwaik.
lacuna of another bold hold-41p last. 1*“ about ":15 oclock. while walking
i nirtht “I ‘2 ooloclt WM“ James [I lun- Edo'on Washington street, the chief saw
E kett of Putnam avenue. who Is a mom-i F1 am. and ME” Anderson coming up
Eber of the firm of Plunkett & Moore’ ,
'1the street. He recognized them as
nutritionists of North Moth street, was the couple. he “Med They were
knocked down and nabbed in tw’o coming from the bridge and as he
Em“ "I” assaulted him I“ "‘0‘" 0‘ watched them. they hesitated. but let
Elbe South Nornalk ““9“" Church or started forward again The officer
En" WNW“ V“ ”my” ”I I‘ an’z‘atepped conv'enlently aside and allowed
able sum of money, the exact amount them to pace and £0,105”me ”’me
;ot which the owner does not know. thendod mom under the W
5 ushin ton
E Mr. Plankton who had Warned into. "ME bridge and took them togtheE'
iwaa on route to his home. As he station house.
resulted ' point opposite "‘9 church The girl admitted that she had pawn-
I” was ““9“" assaulted I” the two 5ed the ring at the Rosentleld estab»
ihifihnl‘mm “it 0' “9'“ “med " iishment on the bridge. but said that
IIIOW II. him VIII! 8 It”?! bIIfllI "lame had IMI die “down” SIBG "33E
EIIJ’III’DOIII. Mr. ”Baht.“ “W BM IJIQI' Elumhed by Mrs 8mm” WhIIQ Chief
00mins mil “I!“ W “I" "I“?! Fencington went through Fraser’s
o bmkcn hood The stick descended” ”on,“ but' no "he of the pin w“
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face and should}! and had sunlcientE
power behind it to hank its intendediE mm a WWII" “my to the police. ”3,
victim “0"“. E1113 among other things that she had
T’mwafl" “mm by the blow, found the pin and ring in the house
W‘- “W?!" W“ “"1 “3 i“ "l” and did not intend to most if. Fraser
pattern “I“ “In“. ”“3 pouncod- is a crook lowing been under arrest
upon hill and relieved him of the con i on several mm”! occasions.
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in his pmsooslon. mpmedtiag the to i 1 came and t k t 0
«into of his saloon. Having secured MB: city. 00 be c unto back to
their booty they made away with Mr
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Plunkctt 1111111111; after them. TheE
men turned into Pine street and soon
make their escape from their pom
tenor. ‘ ' '
Seeing that further chase was only; E
a waste of valuable time, Mr. Plank Sheriff William Volltner said yes-
ett retrace-d his stone and reported Berna)“ that-he will announce on set-
the circumstance to Captain .l. Harry int-tin the name of the deputy he will
Gibson. lmtnodlateiy a thorough appoint from Bridgeport. Former Tax
5E
Esoarch of the vicinity was instituted Collector John M Donnelly will no .
land continued throughout the night weeuonably he the man named. at.
AThe highwaymea. however, had made though the sheriff refused to any so.
Escort their more ddrlng the time Sheriff Voilmer has been laid up for
Which elapsed before the machineryEnlmost two weeks because of strahicd
of the law was set in motion and up iiuments in his risen: foot He was
to press time had not been appre» thrown to the around while alightlng
bended. from a North slain street, Bridgeport,
Mr. Plunkett was enabled to give trolls: can and 1m exnériencéd dim-
tho police a pretty moddesoription cultv In walking since tilted.
of the men and alhrm‘rwe‘r'e 111111511111-
iate‘ly sent out to thepollce deparb
merits or all surrounding towns and
the search in South Norwalk in still
being prosecuted.
Plunkett is not sufferinx any
phya‘loal incohvenlencee 113.11 remit of
his exportation afid lives in hopes
that his ailtailants will he caught.
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5 7- passenger touring carpllmouslae and
taxicab. Tel. till-12
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The Not-wall: local of the [and Hold-
ors mot and elected the following of-
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I DETROITI Mich. 339' 8““ if. to all the position given his: and is
DCCJ'IIIK and III“ ”II, I’altner M. DORI‘IEmhan m. WnflImI‘uonl Of his
lag. the Albion bankers and confessedE many friends. The oflcers “,0 as m.
fox-gore were received at the Wayne lowov
County 1111 today of: federal prisoners. .
They were assigned to section 1, the »
"fedora! action.” 1‘~
The grain! jury is 1151111111 session at ; _
present. and it mar 83; two months ,
before indicttaoats against the bankers,
can be returned. 5- .1
The prlodnsro were broom hero
"Bun Bottle Crook.1.15
11.111.111.111 before tinned 8W coni-
platform M- 1mm and son had
addressed to ram mention: to1
dissection “ nitedththe etc-tout
E“ couple supposed to have been thei
The girl comes from Bridgeport aad1
MEN? sun) °I moldy “men he bad This afternoon the Danbury suthori- "
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nears recently. honoring. Sylvester W...
5. Brother'ton with the allies of president. 1
“Mr. Brotherwn iii I vaults men parable ‘
made a «latendant in Buddies? 1 1 1.
the right to conduct his own case
out: behalf who: cannot The '
that was submitted to the
John Costs of the cotu'tof.
pleas held that a lawyer 4:0th .
so. Hayward J Bloomer. the is not
tGontlnued an Mtb 'ME
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of West aventte tilt. W W
of the Norms smooth-as, with
ro-olectod when tic" flu)» (or M
cornea. The dots «new W’
1111.; will be set Mo mu as.»
regular meeting of the board of-dslr‘so
tors, which has been changed tothid‘
evening from Tuesday ot- next week.“
President Price. d'ui'ing midterm to.
head of "the drogreeafve acne soar.
known as the Board of node. has so»
compllshed a great, many things to!
the betterment of conditions in Not»
.walk. He hudohoouchgood in
that it is expected be will be returned
to notes that one ooverai scheme;
which he has now well under way will
not be lost to the city. ' ~
Ermi- Price has'heon instrumental In.
the campaign for the. Norm-N 5
man trolley dud jl‘t‘u done much
ward Maurine the interest faith. to.
loot min testes small. one ’ 5.
slvenees along this lifts hos shown . ‘5‘
Etc be of the 1:11me to continue -‘ ' '
asylum
which has been under .5 5 5
for some time. 5181s idea was
was nothing don
an office for as
they chose to
Charles H.
the anatheers from I
are Network-Ne
cutting a ma 5' '
them the "ammo mastitis} .
Norwalk Chronicler