'i‘rom the cold occurred during
‘ Jibhst the true moral-
. ity spring, nor can
there be greater char-
ity than the effort to
ennoble our fellows.
. But I cannot ennoble
you if I have not be-
come noble myself.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the South Norwniit Post-amp.
as Second Class Matter
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
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Fire Marshal and Building Inspector Harold F. Clark Believe
Company Should Have Taken
Accidents and Disaster Might Have Been Averted
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Will Bill AAAAAAt
Well-known Connecticut Army
Officer Freed by Decree in
. Council Bluffs, Iowa
uncut—”~—
In tlte superior court
Bluffs, in.. on Saturday
both stowart thdmnn, of that city.
was granted a divorce from Captain
Leonard D. Wildman. U. S. A., of
Danbut'y. Captain Wildman is at
present stationed at Fort Woods.
Bedloos inland. New York.
The ground on which the divorce
was granted was Incompatinblllty of
temperament in which was incorporA
died an allegation of cruelty to make
the. cause of action complete within
the requiremnls of the lows courts.
Thorn was no deieusc The hearing
has in pAiA'.ate hire Wildnian Il'l not
WAIER IUW
Some Precautions to Prevent
Many Prominent Citizens Sign Petition, and C. Swat-t1 Speakslnllwl l0 mm”! “lllAlAA AA Am
in Favor oi
sis was Aiullclpntcd. the South Nor-
\‘l'.iik Hoard ol‘ t'ountiltncu placed it
soil" on record as being: ctnphuiicnlly
tljl;l(l$l‘(i to the rebuilding oi‘ the, rail-
road water tank upon or near thc
Ili‘lJH‘III site, or the maintenance of
the stntnipipcs at tho [lilit't‘ whcrc they
are now standing. on the ground that
tin-y :tl‘o AA public menace nut! nuiennm,
lillti passed t'csolutlons making It
mandatory on thc part of the water
commissioners and building inspector
to submit to the board any ugrcomoui
which they might wish to union into
‘vrith the New York. New Haven and
Mrs. Wildmttn is the daughter of
hire. Joint 'l‘. Stcurt of Council;
Bluffs, and her marriage with Cnptnltr
Wildmnn took place in that oily in
tub? The announcement made hotel
n {on weeks ago that Mrs \i'tltlman
This notion was taken early in thoi tmd brought. nn action {or diAorA‘o was
Ancctlng :Attti I.Il(‘ l‘(€l’it.‘)lllil0llfi were pass-I a mum-pt... to m... many mpndfl or
“I ‘I’Il ”1 ““10 ‘Hllllllllelll All “"0“ I“; Captain and Min. thdtnun in .\'or-
farm or the rtsolutloua with the c\
unlit 'l‘hc ..nlt has licpnn soon at
the Project I
Iil‘V'lIIIUIA’i ltnlhuatl Company in‘ lci‘or i
chic to the building 0f the innit. I
in council
Mrs. Eliza-
copilou of (Mountlluihn I'E‘I‘CIIOI‘IIR ii. I (pr the “at..." of (‘Aptnln “1mm“...
l‘,icitl who “[18 not ptcsont at IIllllA llllli his nilc flout the Phillppineg last;
time but who upon inlet appearance. mmnmp
put himself on record as being ltt la- Captain Wlillmnn. in a, ammunml
Ill" 07 Ill? lllllOll 0i U10 l‘lllllll'II l "little in New Volt- altoitiy llilor tho-
.\ jlflllllllll WM l'tlt‘CIV'Cd lilld lead I still was brought “(is quoted “a 5:“
itn'killil immediate action by the court 3;“...
“W i'
were. unsuited to each other. AI
(Continued on Second Page.) said Captain VA ldAAAau. _ ‘Onr rela-
mt-.. .. -_ C..J..--.—:A-.A.-. “Mg“... -25.. _ m ._ - w tlous were nucongeuini and. mount
potlblllty la the real reason for the
FII'RFIELD VIITAES
roe STATE MID
A. special town meeting of the town
of Il‘nirlicid held at the town hall
yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of acting on an appropriation for im-
proved roads, voted to npprorlato
the sum of $5.000. or in reality
320.000 for the purpose of road cott-
struction in the town during the com-
ing year, threefourtha of which will.
however. be paid by the state. when
the roads are completed anti accepted
by the state highway commissioner.
Under this arrangement this town will
get the benefit of 320.000 worth ot‘
road construction at an actual outlay .
of only $5,000.
Tile meeting was well attended and
was sontewhatjlengthy, several othct
matters in Arelutious to roads being
talked over. but the only appropria-
tiou made was the one Azncntioneti.
other matters being put over to a
meeting to be held in March. when
the annual tax rate of the town will
he laid after the assessors and the
work. First Selectman Charles A.
Rowe presided over the meeting.
sic DIIDP III
ttvrtnstust
NEW YORK, Jan. ld.-—Atter climb-
ing up to ‘38 degrees yesterday attet-
noon, the mercury shrank during the
night until it stood within three de- .
grees of the zeroonark at 8 o clock to-
day, making a drop of thirty-live de-
gree within eighteen hours. Reports
from the suburbs placed the tempera-
ture at zero and below for the second
time during the winter. Three deaths
the
night. So serious has the situation he-
cotne at Yonkers that Mayor Lennon
has telegraphed Senators Root and
O‘Gormau and Robert 0. Bailey, aests- I
taut secretary of the Treasury, asking
that the government break the ice in:
the Hudson so that supplies may be
brought to the city. Forty persona
imprisoned one tag and four barges
caught in the ice does at. Hastingsion-
the-Hudson were still‘m'arooned today,
although provisions and coal were car-
ried to them. over the ice during the
night. For his brat Anna in twenty
veers Staten island Sound between
Elizabethport and Richmond is fros-
en over and persons are crossing on ‘
the lee.
é-reA-Aymits may. on em. ,
7- {Actuator tourlnt car, limousinean‘d
taxicab}, Tel, 10142: , .
8088M REFUBES
I“ CDIPEIISITIDN
m
tiling of the cult.
city was necessary under the laws of
lowa,‘ as I understand the case, to
insure the granting of a decree of
LONDON, .luu. lorv’l‘he Russian divorce. hilt in the circumstances I.
South on tonnolldulion
The charge or out ;
eunuch Allis
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Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Apnounces that the Company
Has Broken Its Contract
The Anti-Tuberculosis Association
regrets having to state to those who
are"
walk. I
The contract. regularly made out
and signed. reads as follows:
December 1]. 1911.
Terms. or auto-cutout for one per-
formance with Amerit'im Dramatic
(sIlIId.
\ir i-‘ruuk Lon Short agrees to pro
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IMFOCEOI' TBIISI the auspices of and for the bcuoiit of
the Dispensary of South Norwnlk,
I
Fire Alarm
News of Dgpartment it‘onn. at Music Hall, December 20,
i Hill, and hereby agrees to pay to the
”Mme”, “mm, P. Prict- of m“ lilapcuanrv to per tent. of the moss.
trot mints for the performance and also
ingrces to ecli all tickets lot some:
like llinpeuaaty bound to furnish list
of putrontasca; the Dispcuilary to bc
mm”, of Trade. and naked that the in no out mnponslhlc for em expense;
AnttAoA re appoint the consolltiation’ ’"cmmd I“ gm” said pcrlormnnce.
AA.oAntnlitce or as tnufh oi that AzotnntitA lsmde‘RASK I. IA‘AJSHOR'I‘
too he comes under. his itnimilction. l ‘
that tho Sflltli‘i Not walk council may but Tl p "’9'. “' SQ ‘;°““gh'
liHItttI to noon the matter of their cilv “" “mm ”m lrumutit “ d “"“i‘
hail hulloitu. until later in lieu of the t" the “‘"H' T moronic-Ala ”WHEN”
“mm l-‘imte board of management with the highest
nun did not at once limo “m matter endorsements possible Mr. Short is
tztln-n up. but internal! the motion of: wcllkuowu to many Norwnlk people
tontttllmau Willi; Howard the may- anti his reputation as a former dltec
m was bummed l appoint the com tor of the Dramatic Association con-
Aniline of m," , nected with Yale College is excellent
good assured
Suruulh llnntd of ’l‘i‘ltleiappeuled AAhe~
{AA-o the. Norwslk City Council. that
owning. with llr, William J Tracey
all representatiwe oi, the Netwolk
(Continued on . [youth Page.)
“r __ A fulfilled Its part of the above contract
I to the letter. and is not legally bound
bv anv action of the Dramatic Guild.
or by yany failure on their part but It
purchased tickets for "The Romanc-
that the company has broken Its
contract and will not appear in Nor-
? The AntiA'l‘uborcuIMil Association,
REV RE HUUUE.
A IIMUUS U
ilt‘)1‘5(l.\'..inn. liim'l‘hc Rerre
House, onc of the oldest and most fu-
mans hoatelriea in New England was
; partially destroyed by fire early today.
AQuick work by the etnploves and tire-
,A ntcn noted all the. guests, although
there were many narrow escapes. The
I{Innis la enuntated at $100 000 A eye
Atemtttic search was made of the ruins
Int daylight but no bodies were found.
The hotel which fronts on Bowdoiu
Square and which has sheltered such
famous guests an the Prince or Wales
Alatel Kinti Edward Vill., Daniel Web-
I
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j rssoruass skull
M-
Stew Galyas of i2 Lettinmon ave-
nue. met with a serious. and wont
may result in being a painful accldA:
HUSlE AA. BURNS Ann.
The Estimated Loss ls 5100,0004" the Guests Escaped.
But Several Firemen Were Injured and There
Were Narrow Escapes
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ii USAIII_ JlPlU SUURIII lIIiII IIIUIUUIII
Buildinps Numbering 5,268 Quickly Destroyed, Owing Largely-
to Their Flimsy Construction
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uter. Jenny Lind, Emperor Pedro of“
Brazil, and Admiral Mehemet. Pasha;
of the Turkish Navy. was a iiveeitory
structure of stone and brick. " ‘
‘ Starting in the rear of the Grotto."
a decorated cafe in the lower part of ’
the. hotel. the tire gained rnpld‘head-
way and in a few minutes the flames
had leaped tip the stairways and 010A
valor wells to the upper stories in tho
Buliinch street annex. .
Employee of the hotel. m
(Continued on Second ”1
EMPLOYERS’ LIIIILH'AI
sun storm
ANAJAA HAV EN Jen. HIE-The history
of the suit under the federal emploié
government has finally and definitely
refused to compensate the. .Aiauchenteri
cnnnot discuss any of my wife‘s ulle~
gallons." '
M; ars‘ liability act which was the stile
orj ject of a decision by the Supreme
out late yesterday when he trip
does hold itself morally responsible and fell headlong down a night
and Saltord Shipping Company. thel
owners of the British steamer OldhaA
min, and the Standard Oil (‘Tompatm
the conslguccs of the cargo of that,
vessel, which was seized during thel
RttesiauAJapnnese War while on the‘
way to Japan with a cargo of distilled.
nnptha which Russia had dCCIal‘Qd to
ID anon on .,
IIED SEA aims
Minister of Marine has not’recclved
of $500,000.
The Russian prize court. which dealt
with the casc after the capthre of the
Oldhamiu condemned both the ship
and the cargo and the decision was?
upheld on appeal by the supreme court
The Russian gmetnmeut declined any
compensation on the ground that thct
fought and sank eaten Turkish gun»
boats on Jan. 7. after a sharp battle.
The Turkish Minister of Marine
points out that if the story of the en-
tonntor between an ltallau fleet undl
some Turkish Aeaaela should pter to
be true the only Turkish boats along
.- - . ‘ ’jthe Atnbinu coast of the Red Sea
332:2”?(is;:21::A:;;Al“t:;lr!;:;]htnthe: were small relenue cutlets armed.
A long correspondence ensued be with a single entail calibre gun. and.
. - l . wete ulle Incn able of with
tween the llrittsh Foreign Office and thnttley q p
‘ , . standing an attack by warships
the Russian goternment without. hon A report is current that proposals!
ever, achieving any results.
. u , . to put an end to hostilities between
national pri'ze court there In no hv Russia to the signatory powers of
means of redress cue-es in .11.th the the Treaty of Berlin The suggestion
. ‘ is that Turkey should renounce her
decision of the Russian courts that the
m S “8““,th African provinces.
‘a ‘ 3' __ ADE-N Red Sea,Jan.16.-—A dlvi
‘ clan of ltailan cruisers including the
GOLFAXENGAMPM [HT Piemoute Cniabrla and Puglla with a
OFFICERS lIISTILLEII
flotilla of rapid destroyetus are keep-z
ing a sharp lookout in the Red Sea
for vessels conveying contraband or
At the meeting of Colfax Encamp-
ment, l. O. O. r.. which was held last
evening, the omcers recently elected
detachments of Turkish troops.
were installed by Deputy Grand Chief
One of the Italian cruisers greater:
day overhauled the British steamer
.Patrlarch Oscar Blil‘dick and staff, of
Stamford.
Africa. After examining the passen-
Art the conclusion of the meeting, In
chicken slipped was served to which
all did ample justice and often which a
social time ensued. '
| The Officers installed were as fol
lows:
C. P.-—J. Melvin Hill.
It, P.——Wlilie~tn Merriam. “
S. N.—-A.lunlus Brown.
G. .arenoe A. Brown.
First Wa—Ceorge Raymond,
. Second W.—-—F. H Ganuns.
Thitd W.-Willie1n F. Brenna
All‘ourt-b W.—~ll‘rank J. Bradbury
First o; of 'r.-—-Jstneii H. Millicent
Second G. of T—Willlm S- Wilson.
Scribe—aloha F‘. Buttercup. ~ '.
Treasurer—Charla! WWW .
Inside smudénw'wutulm heed. ‘
, Outside scanner—whitetail nibble
W
took off the men rho were traveling
in the first class saloon on .the ground
that they were Turkish militarymen.
SEVEN PEII80II8 .
W FREE“ Til DEITII
DELHART. Texas. Juli.18.-8even
. persons are reported to tune been
.9 french on death in what is known to.
H "No his ’s Land." in the extreme
southtteatern corner of Oklahoma. our:
A, hisll the recept “blissand A family at
on. was found dead on a farm near
,. AGAurm‘on, Okla; the body of Henry
Fella, AA. farmer. was learnt in ’a road
near Hoopet. Okla. and a “freighter“
groin Oohiltree. Tax. to Libohhl‘. Ken.
WW
, , A—POLLEY'S DANCING SCHOOL.
' 1 .. Red Men's Hall rivet-yd?“ allay. ._
(10 NS'l‘ANTINOPI.aE, Jan. lti.-Thu‘
. :auv information regarding the ties
., ‘ . , .
be congrniugnd.) xl:IuhStun‘tiatld Oil (.0..l "All“ off Kunildu, in the R Semi
teman ed .ouucna out (to amount “here the "qu declare that they
“he
gets. a detachment of Italian marlnesl
was frozen to death while en tooth“
- so or Any poor tannins its. too.
. 'v‘m always smokins. amenable his:
III IUIIIIS iIIU HiIiUUII
Mr. Hill Asks for timerous
appropriations
for the equltnlent of tickets sold The
too over by the Dramatic Guild in
part payment of their pledge it has
’ . esaie have not been returned) nor
“ABHING’I‘ON 5““ l6 wlASxtonslvel for how nnich it is making itself to
appropriations for waterways improve-i sponslbie
‘- meals are united by
Representative the treasury of the association for this
jiilll oi the rivers and harboza commit purpose but as soon as the number:
AIN‘- Th0 items “‘30“ I" Mr m" “min! ticket-buyers who wish their money I
follows: D .refuuded is known the association will
Twentyvilie thousand dollars for “I“ make plans to redeem such tickets as
Housntonlc rlv‘pr. instead of 810. 000 are presented
lrecotumonded II) the “'3" “Wilma“: in order to get at this number the
AMP. “III pointed 011i that this DI‘OUQCI (‘OII'H’IIIIIGO In charge gymnast“ re.
thus been under any for I'lll‘ll' ‘eal'll‘nucsts those wishing to redeem their
{and that Shelton Illld 99“" “’9 de- tickets to send their names with num-
jtunndlng its completion. her and price ol‘. tickets bought, to
l A suricy 0‘ NorAwalk and 30“" hits. William J TraceA. 23 \‘lest the
INkottIk harbor. Willi ll view ‘0 con ‘nue Norwnlk, either by letter or tele
structlug a turning basin Ten thou phone, during the next three am.
jeand dollars is now AAA pliable for main Such information should be received
I
lennnce uork on- this harbor. but him not later than Friday evening. January
jiiill points out that the project ought 19 After the list is to hand the com
1° be enlarged ‘0 accommodate com~I ntittee will communicate as soon as
imerce 0‘ $3,000,000.590351Me with each ticket holder.
I For Five Mile river $9,300 is asked. M
Stamford, $13. 500 to complete Aho‘ 4““; OF THANKS. ,
project. We wish to thank our many friends?
Southport harbor a new plan
costing $13500 to complete Weetport
.330, 000 to complete project.
A small appropriation is asked for
and after the death ct our beloved
wife and daughter; also the employee
of the Jerome Paper 00.. Star of Co
A
Improvement. The‘ needs of Bridaepo'rtl
harbor will not he presented ttntil Mr.
Hill hears further from the mayor, to
jwhom the matter has been referred.
Pi‘esident Taft yesterday sent to the
.Senete the following Connecticut posh
:mastorship nominations:
George L. Rockwell thgofleld.
William H. Brown. Jewett City.
. Warren W. Averill. Pomfret Center.
Representative Tilson yesterday in-
troduced a hill providing cash awards
.10 b5 made by the War department to
workmen in Springfield armory and
similar establishments when their. sug-
gestions are-adopted and resultin real
crummy. or increased ellielenc‘y hr the
sovernmentl'work: 01,000 a month“
made available for these awards. The
bill is endorsed by the war depart-
meat and the iabonunlons.
for their beautiful floral rememht ancos
THOMAS KELLEY;
AND FAMILY.
vsvvkutton
IVIIECK Auto FIIIE
JACKSOil, Misc. Jan.16.—-Reports
cé‘nt Railroad emcee say the west-
bound fast passenger train on the Al-
abama and Vicksburgh Railroad (the
here at. 5: 52 a. m., was wrecked early
today at Cbunkey. near Meridian and
several persons slid reported killed.
In has said the coached took lire.
~45!" mi: “TIER. bB.. 390.
Randy Potatoes. pin. title.
Very Best Lard. 2 lbs. for 25c.
Wat-ranted Eggs. don, 32c.
Flutter Red Apples. pin. Me.
at truth... reminds ntef p; lli‘ancy 't‘ttrnips, pic. 19o. -
‘Carrots. peck;- 23c. ..
" ' LOUIE JOSELOF‘F'.
Tel. coll-tot“ . I ~ North .Matnf‘st.
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WWI--
JUST LIKE HENRY.
“But why do you cry so.
bitten" g,
Al‘l'l‘he sight.
Frau
,.
a... ‘
no way of knowing the whole number:
°‘ “in“ ’0'“ ““l’ "I" ”mm“ °' Dre Robert E Perdue and Francis A latch was emrlowd by the New Y0“-
for their kindness during the illness'
maintenance of the Greenwich harbor, lumbm Circle and Nomwflk Box Shopi
MR. & MRS. WILLIAM BRENNANL
received here at the Queen and Ores-'3
stairs at his home. Mr. Galyas land-
fracture of the skull.
Realizing that he was seriously
lured. relntlAes quickly summoned
Burnett A superficial examination on
the part of the physicians ahowedl
l
diately ordered that the patient be
taken to the Nornnlk Hospital.
‘ Just how Mr Galyas came to fall so
suddenly and heavily could not be flS-j
,certalned although it is presumed
tLhat he tripped. At the hospital this;
aftetnoon it was glten out that he
was getting along as well as muld be:
expected
ItTAfi‘hBKEns
ELECTS omcnts
The officers of the Amalgamated
lSheet Metal Workers lpternutionai
Association were elected last evening;
jat the annual meeting. The reports
‘showed the society to be in a most ex-
cellent state and the members pre-
sent were enthusiastically pleased.
The officers are:—
Presldent~J. Stanley Raymond.
.VtcePresldentwdohn Coleman.
Recording and Corresponding Score
titty—Clarence Seymour.
Financial Secretary—0. Albin John-
son.
Treasurer—Charles G. Rest-don.
Conductor—Robert Fallon.
Warden~Hartwick Amundsen._
Trustees—Nicholas O’Connell and
Joseph H. Layden.
I After the meeting a smoket and gen
eral social good time was enjoyed.
ICards were played and refreshments
' served. Edward J. Hines favored with
short speech for the good of the as-
sociatlon.
i
-A CARD.
1' take this method of thanking the
kind friends for 'Athelr’wsy‘mpathy etc
pressed in many whys to me during
by wlfe’ a sickness and after her death
0
members of Rebekah Lodge, of Opini-
Chapter. Eastern Star; .mthe demons
and the Woman‘s Association ot the
8o.uNorvgalk Baptist Church; the em-
ployee or John C Wilson factory. and
all others who contributed flowers or
In any way sympathised with Ana in
my and bereavement.
JOHN W.- BOGARDUS
i M f
ln~I
~l would make special mentions of the ‘
'Court of the United States yestGflIt
‘ hoard holds the sum 0‘ ”7 only ““86 ed on his head and sustained a bad whereby the COMIAIIIIUWV 0‘ M
jact passed by Congress in I908, m
upheld is as follows:
I Edgar G. Mondon, a resident 0! Na-
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Cow
puny as a fireman on a train running
I‘ "mm “I“ “mm" "W" what the trouble was and they lmme— from Midway on the Shore Line I0
Harlem River On Aug.6.1908,at
ijuilford. Conn" be was injured, hav-
log a hand crushed necessitating m
putation At the time of the accident
he was holding a grip or side handle
on the engine. by which railroad ”A
slat. themselves in entering the en- ‘
glue cab. A freight car going in the
lopposite direction swung out of line
jag it passed the engine. injuring Mon-
lidou‘ s hand The case was entered in .. . ,
ithe Superior Court in October of that.
year. Attoxneys for the railroad en~
tered a demurrer which
\\ healer sustained. An appeal
catried to the Supreme Court of ,
rats, "and no error was found. the.
Opinion being by Chief Justice Bal-
data it was held in this opinion that
‘essumlng the act was constitutional
Congress could not require that an . .‘
action under it must be entertained in . ” :
state courts. Counsel for Mondou at
once entered the case in the United .
States courts. and it reaching the 8d . .
preme Court, was argued in February
of last year. . a
Another case that of Roxie, a
freight. brakeman, who was hurt in 1
performance of his duty at mansion.
Mass. was in the courts at about the
same time. It was in point of lava:
parallel case. The interest, however. ,
centered on the Mention case '
neutetnhsllllllll ~. .
.vtpitAt-tttsckttttllu ‘
DUISBURG, cams... Jan tit—l
Eight ironworkers were killed and
two injured seriously by the burstintt A
of a blast furnace in the vicinity oil
1.
a
this city during the night.
It is feared that a number of vic-
tints are embedded in the metal which
flowed lira great spam into on
of the radio: when the furnace burst.
The workmen were paralyzed with
terror when they saw the motel rat)-
idly sowing towards their and At.
made no attempt to «not Elev
more Alien have been reportd seriou
Norwalk Chronicler