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Entered lit the South Norwnlk “Pout-one.
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,PARAA lAl
SAHAAA SAAN
AA BE SlAAl
Remit. J. Carroll dives a Most
Gratilying Report for St.
Joseph’s Parish
mnnnuunn
nmannn
Iron Fence Erecteii in Front of 1
Church and Rectory Lately
Perhaps the’most successful and
satisfactory report in the history of
St. Jeseph’s perish was read to the
congregation on Sunday tit till the
nineties by the Rev. ii. .1. Carroll. the
poster. He gave 11 detailed sliiteiiicnt
of the receipts and expenses for theV
which was most trctlitnbio 'to‘
‘1' MIT,
Annnnnl
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Police of Philadelphia Trying to
Solve Riddle in Family
Extermination
il’IilWllADELPiiiA Jan. swlndepcnd-
eiit investigation} by the police and
the coroner have failed to solve the
riddle as to how the four persons
found dead in 11 North 24th street
house ill this city. died. The dead are:
Mrs. Bridget h‘itiiiliagnu. 38 your:
old.
Her daughter. Annie, in years."
All adopted child. 11’: months old.
Catherine Murray. 18 years old.
tor, who were itikcii iii during Sutur-
dliy night, are recovering. ,
The four ioliild (fetid slept ili out.1
room and the others taken ill had
spent Saturday night in an adjoining
room.
The police are scorching for \Vilv
11101111111. ilo disappeared mun his home
about ten days ago. The police do not
suspect him of having any knowledge
olg the affair. bilt desire to examine
hiin. noveltiicloso
W hen the bodies wore found the po-
lite bclioicd illut cont giis hild done
Mrs. l‘lilfili‘s‘ill (7111111111 and her duugh- -
linin i-‘lniiiingan. husband of the (loud
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11 1011111111
Daughter May have Committed
Double Murder in the East
Side, New York
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.Woman Held at Boliovu'o Hospi-
“ fat for Mental Observation
NEW Y;ORK .ltill it —-An it sequel
to the (illicoieiy yesterduy of the 11111
tilntctl bodies of lilo cldcrlv Milli Side
residents. usual: F‘uticrmoil and his
wife: ltnchci. in their home. the vic
time of a shocking delibie murder.
. Eliot Fiittermsu the
idliliithter of the slain couple,
was tnh
the generosity of the people and mo st V the “(WW “wk but when It wns' on tonight to llciuviic hospital for ob
fluttering to himself on 11 man of high
executive nbilit'\.l)uri11g' the your
(Continued 011 Tenth Page.)
THIRTY-FIVE 11:11
ouuiioll irritants
An impressitf‘a service was held at
the South Non-walk. Methodist tapioca-
.gwnt Qhugct; last evening. when thirty
' five new {numbers More admitted into
the church with the usual solemn‘itihs
01 er which Ro‘v. John E. Zeiter officiat-
ed. The service was impressive and
. «11ml for the reason that it has been
V 1161110111 in the experience of this
pom third I close of candidiates oh
millet number has been accepted into
membership ntj- one time. It was but
‘another indichtlon of the success
which 'tilc Rev. Hr. Zélter is meeting
in his otswnrdshlp' in South Nor-
walk. V
Not only was the admission of such
a goodly number of new members to
the church significant and unusual but
the sermon which the pastorate
preached was one of unusual strength
and clarity of thought. Thane who
were fortunate enough to hear it be
marked it and requested that the
pdstor have it printed in pamphlet
from. Unfortunately how at er, Rev.
Mr. Zelter is an extemporoiieous
speaker and this course was therefore
impossible
The choir also lent much to the one
cess of the service, its program having
been arranged carefully and the se-
lections which we're rendered were ap-
propriate to the occasion.
IIPllllThAllTwiltlllllds'
,lltrinitEVltsJitlIl. ,
CHICAGO, Ja‘n. s.-—w11’en the trial
of the ten packers charged with crim
inal violation of the Sherman law
was resumed today. it was expeCted
thdt United States District Judge
Georgé A. Carpenter would make two
important rulings on motions of the
‘1 defense to 'hexe excluded certain tes-
V timony previously introduced by the
'government ' ‘
>111“ testimony in question was git-
.depsrtinent of Armour and Company.
-. The defense has asked to have ex-
Wcluded the identification of hand-
.Jwrlting on certain letters which. the
‘ VVg'over‘iiinent credits to three of the
defendantsT-J. Ogden Armour. Arthur
Meeker and Themes J Gunners. 1,
' motion to hli've the jury instructed to g;
didregsrd the honors except in re-
.11. new to. the three defections men-
‘. “an“ V ‘1
#11 q a... not .1
A «A...
will
"comfortably . . t
, . by Jerome H. Pratt. former 112%
V‘slstent manager of the dressed beef
remover. a. woman: “this hour
., .V Lat-«hoary .13 J5?
311.1th tile. clumsy!»
M ’ - mm in any
“time.
Aioiiinoii thnl other poisons in the house.
had been ill. they turned to tho poi-E
son theory. it is believed by the police
iiilld coroner flint. poison hid in the
i milk and too thut formed part of Sut-
ylllwdfl} s evening meal caused the
Adeuths.
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til-111111 tollooturlolis
11mm. ocular-tn
m
Rév. Ralph (l. lint-tier. the new nihi-
later at the South Norwollt Bnptlut
Chill-ch, who ”preached his first our
man n‘t'thls church roundup morning.
was greeted by large contentions
vices." Rev Mr Burner spoke inton
estingiy and in every instance delight-
ed his listeners There is little doubt
but whet he will measure up to the
high ston‘dnrd which his friends hive
claimed that he has attained in his
worlt in Willimsntlc.
The poster met many of the mem
bers of the church yesterday and on
Friday-evening 6t this week opportun-
ity will be given to all to mingle with
him serially and learn his‘other side.
At this time he wlll be formally re
Cell/(id into the bosom of lthe church
and permitted to meet those with
whom he is to work in the future.
1
A
~~There are no'checlts or trading
stumps to save when dealing with
The East indie Tcn'Co. All our prom-
itims are given in advance. Come in
and get our kitchen reminder and
premium list. Our store is now located
on Washington St., in the new Tur-
101' Block. ' -
BOVElllllEllT EIPLDTEES
SUBJEAI'VT T0 TAX
~_—
NEW HAVEN Jan s.——Speculatlon
as to whether or not 11 government
employs is subject to the personal tax
collected under the law purified by the
general Assembly has received its ex-
planation in 1111 opinion from the At.
torney-Generni
says that government Vemployes are
not, on account of their employment.
exempt from payment of the tax. The
opinion was given in response to‘ an
inquiry submitted by 11 government
empioye. it was the opinion among
many that as government employs
ware exempt from military duty
ing tthhe tact that they c'oulcl not
serve the government in‘”two connoi-
ties. the exemption would hold good
111111me commutation tux.
' _ —liorlcit.
we hove secured the.
' titty pros;
for the “111111111111
a nod
and liqlttltu
mouse & WWI“
AVIIouzw
at both the mm. and evening nor» '
at Washington. will);
as it has formerly in the coins of the
Alienation us to hot mental condition
She become historical when intention
.of thc murders and 11 search of an
apartment in the house where she
l.ivod some distunce from her home
revealed. according to detectivel. II
llioodatnincd shirtwnint and various
”other lirttcleo of uplmrcl covered with
“blood.
No chum wu prefeirod amino:
the distraught wound. .wlIo Vfl‘lVIll out
over and win min-truth ten-s
at.» mm tint (he was tn»
cousin of tilt critic.
“i didn't do it." she cried. . "if i
had time Inch I thing." the added
menu ulnir, "i would not with the
some fete II D! Clad man.
The» were deep mummifi-
fmu-nnd 1-hour:- ob bath led the.
cm of both were mem tat-tho
man‘s nutrition-'5 torn... man its
socket-.1 t’utturmtn'o endow m
sinned and there were cut; on hid
body running lonnhriu from bad to
foot. The police believe til“ the
couple were prudently tortured to
«teeth. li'lnxer prints on the bodies give
alight clues totbo murderer.
—TONIGHT. ARMORY.
Stamford. vs. Norwnilts;
boil. dancing.
VIOTIAEI [Ill
Illltll‘lil m
NEW HAVEN. Jun. 8.-—iiirI. Ber
mm! Voorsden". of New. London. Who
suffered se‘Hously from the homes in n
vpiu'effort to save her runner-old
child from death when on oil stove
used to beat their cabin on I1 coll
barge in the local harbor exploded
V§aturday night, was reported It fie
\‘ew Haven hospital today In showinj
improvement over yesterday. and her
recovery, which was It first recorded
as problematicoi. isnow looked for. A
A son. four years old. and n daughters):
six years were more or loss burned.
and are flowering” The father We:
slightly burned. ‘ '
o
LANGENIGOER IS NOW ‘WPERVIN.
TENDENT OF LARGEFAVVGTORV. -
The notices appearing-sin thmfpc
tory of Georke CV. Batcheilor and Co.
are very plowing to the mnhy..frlends
or Albert memorized. - 1 11- ?
Mr. Langenogse‘r has been ndvsnc»
ed to the perineum; “mutational.
and he is the youngest nun holding
such 11 mm his position in VIh)‘ of
the. letter
this all}?
it. to the touch. of untirlug' opera
1135.19“.an «not (ii-into;
115. by top mounds of! the lnddeir of
clinch-o t the one on twenty-nine.
M.
front. door to meet her bimbo“ w
iV
folii Vt-euroiti .-
Hl‘ghA
' School vs. N. Y. ll. Freshmen. Basket.
_ trunk
Mentoring pianist in .:
1 The tune: 11,311.: 111111
Ability.L «still: has placed him on P" '
neighbors know what I hypocrite oh .1 .
h .
Secretary of the. .V” Matthew H.
lingers hits suspend the operator:
. I. of ‘Nomlk
license of John
until ruilrusry 29. It was shown It
the hearing that its. with two
other persons, took jute automobile
belonging to Wliillco 3. Parks, his
brother. on Novem ‘ 11. without
the owner's permls . Tho our will
delimited. Mr. Parkrudmitted that
he took the our will» t permission.
Deputy Secretory Act the Stole
Richard .1. Horror has returned to
lllirlnn Waterman of Hartford his
operator's license. it was suspended
during an investigotlo by the office
of the accident from. which August
licrzog died on De tuber 2. Mr.
Wutcrmnn is not hinmed. since he was 1
driving carefully and bus u good
locoitl. A '
”MW“. Wu
.I
Harlan Waterman Bots lilo. , I.
Since its VIII militia
Racially;
Snow
WEATHER FORECAST
tonight and probably Tuesday.
AAAAAAAVVIAAAY
by Governor Foss and the
Council at the State
Wlll i’llAA AllillllA
flllA'l AEAAEEAAAAEA.
Attorneys hopeful of Saving Life
of the Clernynlan
litlsTON Jon. 8. As Rev. (‘lnreiicc
V. T Hichcson woo nbout to stall
from his cell in Clint-lee Itroct tell
for tho printinero' dock in the Supplier
om IEE‘fllll I TAX
ltn‘ls Till! to II their:
m
l
non-~11 1.1.1.111.th $11111 '
Taxation in laying n lllnomill to!
would be held in “hitters hill on
Tuesday cloning. I meeting will
be held on Thurston ironing. intbo,
some piece”. u no , ted in must-i
column in the “ruthenium.
”initiation in the! the motto;
alirwnm EJ.‘ in?“ b:
ported unit I m of citin- In
priming themlvol 1th. argument
and moon to 31pm. their sentiment
on the attention It in e in no unison
tutu turns.
The tune in out put the «no of
million MIMI up to no mm. It
Amount! m of an den are of
an. opinion. tint the a mu. will be
mlohxotrtotly m iln
ell. however. tint . 1T.” will or-
erywhcrokrdly to t domino Ind
give mien to their mounts.
.mw
Aron um: man on m.
7 pun-nor touring cur. limousine Ind
mien. Tel. 101—18. . r'
p1
-m
not 1111.111 llorllEI
one” rliir _'lo lliltlt E
‘ inhuman. meow” Jun. 8 wclotonce
IL Racine. seventeen :Vcsrs old killed
his mother. tilt-I. [putt not”. with n
butcher knife, not are to the hon“ no‘
then futility allotted himself redemi
The blue m out utilised by not»
men with little less. The boy is he.
tiered. to have been temporally- in-
runs.
From the commute of the room;
it iI believed thIt. Ira Racine fought
desperately to five tier life. it on
in the kitchen that t youth lint st.-
tucked hlI mother, wl h the 1an“. «A
trail ofuifloVotl end upIot furnituro
throusb thedlnlol room and into a
bedroom indicatodthtt litre. mains
had sndenvored to ovérpowoi- the boy.
Her body wu found 11 the room.
with the head almost evened from the
After killinghia m titer. younz Ra-
cine set are to the bbd in the chain»
her. Then he went into the dining-puss
room. cud Itmdingnln- front of the
Ildebosrd Its-bod his own throat. lie
died in a very short “A“ 1.
Axmomunmho ll‘ve‘
‘thot the how we: on tire. The ore-
led over the body of be they... in the
rationalism.
«out item It
ill. than Of that I. 1
II II bellow»
upltuirs smell. .
ed Incite and cried out to I. [timothy .
men upon menu tit/I: house. stumb- hold”.
Court today to change his plea of not
guilty to guilty of wilfully murdering
lhis former sweetheart. Miss Avis llin- kept by ll” from 1h“ “10mm“ 0‘
iicil. his juiicro Were untitled thiit lings
it was Mutation-nay Itnted in the; counsel could 11ml»: ormnt. sud 111111 Site we! determined not to let any-
y- that the one who accused clergyman need not ftp-l Atkins llreltnt the programme. being
clui cltv meeting all d for the pity Apesr until tomorrow. Biron if niche “‘“mm 0‘“ M "13 l‘ficfilttlfln Elie was
pose of htconuldurlnglt caution of tin-.3800 pleads utility to the first degree seized with a chill.
South Norwaik hoard flilatimnte and indictment tomorrow. it is expected; WONG not give up
that sentence to the electric chair will
Anot be pronounced for it won 0,. two imoon. the was forced to admit she
and that the governor and council will
tinnity,.doclde his fate.
district Altoroév Polisher” «m nice
sled with Governor Post attic Subs
House for shout but In Milli: tom.
noon. The district Why stated unit
biennium #91“ with“.
Richuon one unit tAlIA: he mm
the governor in Infinite till unwind
merit of I deputy sheriff Questioned
shoot the mole-due”. m1. Poliotior,
“muted tau. Governor To. opal.
”aloud itz-but‘omputiull'y'donied that.
m~m«nm bin town-turn
mo: dotin- III-I by the m.
M; Chance v. 1'..ch to hive
thorium ofMVbiI 1 punishment for
.tlII murder of hit ”confluent-t. Miu
Avie muesli. $le by the govomot
«all council. miller that by 'l court
pituitary.» will tlud ituimrot legal Vex-
proulon Tuesday afternoon. when the
' young Vlrxliw will link the Suffolk‘
County Superior Crimln'nl (icon to no
(Continued on “Tenth Ruse.)
Tilottrl fill!
our 11111111.:
The 6: so trolley car from south Nor-
wnlli. on Ssturdny‘ night. not with It
sillltt accident due to the little space
0011 the cm uncut: fife Wuhinxtou
street bridge. The car wu I large
double trucker in chorus of Gonduowm
flunk Demons and bidet-mun now-
mi N. auditory
when the cor storied under the
brim the forwwd pole caught in the
under timber-I '0'! the bonny Inmcture
end before accordion Godfrey brought
the car to 1 quick 960p hnd bent.
double. ft m noulhie- to back up but
lupurlbio to proceed.
V‘i‘hs trolley wnlt bit'blt’éd lo the South
Iii-set switch and passengers
took another car to Norwelk The
damned polo who built back so thin
passage beneath the bridge was per-
muted and 11th the cat continued its
Mp. ' ' "
. M ‘ A . ”It . 1
Home cHArrltn Momma.
A meeting of the Home Ohspter of
muw'psog‘nm 1112115632 th be
It mandolin: Normllt Bond-t
Church from». laundry 6. at s p
to. heparin ofmmmimswm no road
no nihilism m‘ comedy request-
ed to bomb-Int.
Wmmmbmwumfw1 ” "
meg minim“ timi- plenty for Map: ow
__1nimlctoct.a . . V V. on
T: With 11 weenie I‘iwius mm tthIlV ’ '
BOSTON. Jon. I.-’i‘bo desire. of.
nnnnhuu
monumm
Mrs. Hussoy, Who Fought (lit
illness to be Married, Is
Dead of Pneumonia
Mrs. George B.’Hussey. a bride of
eleven days. is dead from pneumonia
in the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel E. Cary. No. 293 William
street, East Urniigc. N. J. She was
taken ill two days before her wedding
on December 26. but here up through
the church ceremony and the recep-
tion. When the lust guest had gone
Ihe collapsed and was placed in bed
in her parents' home. The yourn'e‘.
couple had planned to live temporar-
ily. after the wedding trip. in the
home of Frederick lilissey. the bride
groom's brother, at No. 150 North Ar
lingtoli avenue. ‘
The Wedding called forth'follt promi-
nent in society in the Oranges. it. took
|ll.i(‘(~ in Christ Epistopul church and,
the Rev. Dr William W Innis form AV
or rtotoi of that cilulmch officiated usi-
tainted by the lte1.Ciiniies E llutchi-
/ son. present ‘roctor, A
The fact that the bride was ill was
others until the excitement was over.
but even then
When the time
come however. to start on the honey-
could not undertake it A physician
was summoned and diagnosed her case
1111 one of double pneumonia.
‘ ~ litre Horsey uns'Miss Annie Louise.
Cory. nature of the sinner or that
.331 who to now 11m clinics Mun»
Moon SEEM.” of Not-wink. count In: '
hormone. on a. wedding aunt. The _
Altoids was given I“! by her Anthea“
lard (hunch of honor was Mine Ban-
tha Richards, of Gun... Mariel:
limos: was the but nun The ush-
on were Lynn Potent-Ion. Ambrou
floaty. Kirk Hukoil and. Richrd Oui-
len of New York. Frederick Cutler of
Boston and Alfred nick of ml 0111-
once
The bride I (own, which will be 11”..»
Ihroud. was of white phone satin
trimmed with docile-u loco Ind
pearls.
Milo» Guy was In only child. She
titled in mint Orange all her life.
Million :Vilos
sooner loulillrl
lNDlANAEOLiB. 1nd. Jun 8-—-0lr-
tte E biennial. to be the principnl
witness in the federal and 1ury‘o in-
realisation of the alleged dyhsmitins ,
plot. ended his secret» journey from
Low Angolan todny. Under heavy
guard, he won brought into this cit:
before- dnylight and lodged in a cell
min the government building.
lcfdnuinl (touchy way of Room
10in and chicugp'Jn custody ~of n11-
Athorittco- of hos 111mm condo and
deputy United. Stones-Zamorlhnin.
The Ieoluolon surrounding the wit-
my whose confusion tofbelicvod to
have brought about the plan of. guilty
of the McNumnfn hrotherl. In: in-
cloned in Indinmpeiic. Mouse it was
hope that; Mcuaninl nccdrding to his
confession. started on muni- of his
unwitting noeditton: directed by ,
John J. Momentum tantalum-treasurer
of the international Association of
Bridge and Structural Iron-Workers.
1 while it is not stated by District
Attorney Charles W. Miller how long
lilohicnigcl will be kept or when he
will first appenrbeforethe Jurors. it
is known the government immune
no haste.» Hi: written confession nov-
tons more than 290 typewritten pldli’.
O
i
no testimony. so his: mosque. here
will be rsnulM for “veranda .
msnvnmmeneoto .
miss out. .1... t. tu. no
R. .1
AllliA WAR lEAAllA
Royal Mail Liner logos Standing
omciais of the navy for the moiety
of the union in ‘flfls‘m
elichW. r1 mention-I5.
lug immo- mum-Imb-
”Thoma Smith. 1mm lit. 1. _
110“:
Ice Cream
is to be supplemented in dotoil. by 1111; .V. A
auras-1 minimum mm
Little Warship disabled in PAW
Gale, and Engines and l’umpI V
Useless > ‘
Still AA AA All
By Disabled ciao
WASHINGTON, Jan. B.—Cousider " "
able anxiety was felt earli’today
the torpedo boat destroyer and our
crew of three Officers and eighty-that
men. The little veml whio
(Continued on Skill 1"“)
rtoittlutirs ullitiit "
Iilliuit. room norm _
Screnty memo! the m “-
\loion of the mm M 1'
took of the would tunic: m.
urdsy evening, following M W V
tion of oflloers. 11131151an “WV“
the seventy but preclnllfi V W5 ’
Forty m‘sn sat down to the am.
bio, presided on. '5’ W
illicit their runs. mm Mtg
Mmubmotm'w _
a better opportunity It thc'hr hank" .
'flte omcers were mailed with a}
proprlnte ceremony by Went ,
win M Scott of the Stanford division.
There wos quite a definition from
Stamford present.
The officei'e one 11: follow:
President—Fred W F. Andrews.
VioePresident—Howud E. Kanpur V
Financial Secretorywoios lijlof 1
oilln.
Recording Secretary—~Albert Berg
Treasurer—410w.“ N. Godfrey.
Conductor—Thoma Smith. ‘
Warden—Matthew Rubi"
'Sentlnel—C E. Morey.
win Benedict. Stanley Mute} V. .
~ii‘red W F. Miners. 1
Correspondent—Franklyn Grsy.
V The menu 1161‘- which
received his due? p» _
Celery.‘a;oup
Roost Turkéy _
Cranberry Saucef * Ntohqdim
"blushed Turnips “ Boiled Onion!
Coflce . clue in. .
} Gian-.1111 ‘1"
1—7011111‘111. «may. .
fitsmfords vs Norwnih
School vs. N. Y? ‘11”
balls. dancing.
monsoon-pt custom commit.
Norwalk Chronicler