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.MW / «I-
ESTABLISHED 1870 .
AEntcred at the South Norwalk.Post-offlo¢
as Second Class Mutter
scorn NORWALK, CONN.. SATURDAY. JANUARY 27r19A12
WEATHER FORECAST
Snow flurrles tonight; Sunday cloudy.
TWO CENTAAS ""
ii; i; ii’i‘w’s
is “All Y DESlRilY A BY
ARiY __]_H|3 MORNING
Members of the Family, Aroused by a Passing Milk Dealer,
Had lust Time" to Make Their Escape, Saving ~Very Few
A of the Contents of the House
Slilllilillill WAS illilillRilY YHE PRAPliliY if V
Billih‘l l. Yilllil. Will-KilllYlii ill illAilii
Fire Supposed to Have Been Caused by a.Detei:live Chimney
[AM
--The House Was One of
The resliicllco of W. George Shah
and family. of West sit-not, Iicai‘ lliltli
land uvonuc. was totally destroyed by
fire this morning. The occupants, cou-
slsting of Mr. and Mrs. Slinw. their
two daughters and two sons. only miss
(“l death by lire by Ii narrow margin.
having just time to get out of the burn-
lir; building. Absolutely nothing. with
“the exception of a tow piccch‘ of cloth-
ing which the occupants grabbed on
their hasty trip out, was saved. it is
usiimated thatwthc losscs trill amount
to about. $5,000.
Had it not been for the timely warli-
q ing of one or the milliinen of thc Ilor;I
m
ASA] NB
the Oldest in This Section
dln's t‘oiidcusiid Milk Coinliany. who
happened to lli,‘ passing bi at. 6 0A( Int-iii
this nioiiiingz. it is doubtful if Mr. aIidA
M-is. Shah and family would hate cs
caiiwi without injury and possibly
would have incl a terrible ilclltli. ’l‘hc)
were still slocpluiz quietly. The milk
mull IllsiQ'rlvcrcd the blaze.
minor part of tilt“ house.
in: Mr and Mrs Shaw quickly arose
and got their clilllliou and
. (Continued on Sixth PfeJ
W
amid IiiiIIIoIos
' Ins FllilCTiilEll Ines
_ .
.lohu F}. Reynolds. the his South
Norwalk patrolman who sustained scr-
ious injuries Thursday night by a
fall, is reported to be resting com-
fortably. although he is suffering con-
siderable pain. it has developed'thot
,an connection with the. broken ankle.
Mr. Reynolds is suffering from two
fractured ribs, which. cause him much
more pain than the broken ankle bone.
The latter might have been much
worse. the breath being cousiderod tor‘
innate in that it will not have any
serious results. '
indications are that Otllccr Roy
nolds will be confined to his home for
some little time. although he has the
beSt wishes of the city at large for a
speedy and complete recovery.
MW...
—-MONDAY NIGHT.
Armory. Knickerbockcrs vs.
walks: High School vs. Waterbury
Basketball. Dancing.
BE55MEBQIMNAGEB
\
Nor-
Oii Monday morning Walton W
Flynn. of Union Park, nlll begin his
‘AAAAAe‘ A“ “Alma?" for AA' E Dallll & ottemp to~ kgep the nature of their firemen themselves who are oppoecd
Son A“ AAAGAA ”AAA ”AAA” and AAAAAAAAA {mission in Poking secret, declare thatA to the sdhemd' and being supported bl'
uncc offices in Wall street. Mr. Fl) nnA fighting will not be resumed ltn‘med Amercban-Ls. taxpayers and manufactur
A5 A‘ young man 0A “A’AAAAY and A5 WA“ tat-en, although isolated conflicts may ers whose residences and properly is
communicate openlyA on the other side of the railroad rack
Who WAS“ him “00983 A“ his “9‘" DA)“ lwiih the staff of Plemler Yuan sni- A it being claimed that they will be rob
tAOAA- He A5 AA Wl’AAA” member and AA“' Kai many or the members or whtclilbed of considerable prompt promotion
sessed of a large number of friends
mini secretary of the Nutmeg cluo.‘
Mr. Flynn has been employ ed as
statesman of office supplies for over a:
year. but decided that a position at
home would be better to his lilting
It is understood that there are to be
Aother changes in the office in the near
future. ‘ V .
NATIVE TilllliEVS, 550 L5
» Choice blatlve Fowls, 20c ~Q
uNa'tAlvAo Allocating Chickens2 2c lb,
Loin of Pig Pork, 14c ' A
' Homemade Sausage, 14c.
Small is“ Fresh Hams, lec.
Lehfi' Fresh Shoulders, 121,55 1h
Less of Spring Lamb,14c lb.
‘ ‘ Spring Lentil Chops. 14c.
' Fowquarter Spring Lamb, 10c.
Bib heist Best. l2l§c lb. “
Best cut- Shoulder‘stesk 12c.
Chopped Bé’ef lbs; 259 . .-
. ,
5 lb pail Pluto 14m 550. V
Swifts Oleomnrgarllih. zoo 1b.?“
Warranted Ens. 54c 55! -
Full u‘AiiiIV'e 85ft:
. officials and military but
5lllliE8E 5FFI5IAL
llllliiEil 5! Mill
PEKING. China. Jan.AA27.~oeneui
was Injured, perhaps fatally today, by
ti. bomb thrown by an unidentified Chl—
nanisn in military uniform. The man
buried the bomb from the side of tbeA
the immediate amputation of one limb
was necessary.
tion was later pronounced critical.
’ The assailant was himself instantly
killed by the explosion.
A Gen. 1 lung P1 was a strong reaction-
ary'und linii been suspected of impli-
Gen, Mu Lu Chang.
PEK'ING, (Ililna, Jan. 27.~«The
this city recently intimated that a dit-
namlte campaign was not lmprobubteA
today's outrages may be the begiutnlns
of a series of similar crimes. is
evidently the intention of the dyna-
mlters to pick out. the most prominent.
swho are
'7. eat possible exchange charge.
known to be opposed to t
can movement.
A. The Republican agoutb who do not
e Republi-
l
occur. They
have expressed revolutionary
titles.
One of the revoultionnry
sy-lmps
who mud him the promise to release
all suspected dynamiters who have
been imprisoned recently.
-.-—Wben travelingt-‘carry. American
Express Co.'s Traveler’s Checks. no
identification being' required with
these. For sale by-.the City National
Bank. A A
i
BRIDGEPORT PERSONAL TAX AVR-
users. '
BRIDGEPORT Jan 27 .a-‘Prosocut
lug Attorney Delay issued ton Welf-
rants yesterday afternoon for the "m?
rest of that many dellntlucnla that
are charged with “follow to my Atlié
. personal?!“ of u each There is on
the prosecutor’s stint. more than 205
"names of gunmen. ‘ , \
WW
--Wo Isms foreign alike at the low-
The
City National Bank'-
nll six '
Llaug Pt. a. high official and former]
commandant of the imperial Guards, ‘
The patient‘s condl-.
cation in the recent assassination of:
‘ puny and increasing its efficiency and
agents of the icioiutionari party in;
Allle Fire Police there
i
in the near future. Yesterday a and‘
road on hiring Pl was slightlng fromA
his carrlugc to'entor his home. Both!
of the gcuci'al's legs were broken and
i
i
l
lllY ii
'iiisposttlon of this company.
llN iiiiii ,
V iiii RlY
Committee in South Norwaik
Said to Have Selected Site in .
Northm Main Street
lilillilii Ylill Siillilii
All P5555 AllY iili
CourtAHoom and Police Station
in Putnam Hose House
..,..
it was glion out by extollcut an A
thin“) this morning- llini tlioi i ll} lltIllA
posing to purchase the Portico prop- l
crty, on the comer of Mirth Main and
This is iii line
with tho ai‘giniicnts of thtlstl ill fiiioll
mid ii blob would be more lentral than
the pioposed location on the bill 10!.A,
in Franklin street. A
The plans now under tidilsemcnt
also call for tho rcinodollig of the pre- A
sent Putnam lloee building TOI the use
of u politic station and court room, to I
gcthcr with a cell roam which will by
both sanitary and up-Io-datolu "otlior
particulate.
The city lot, on the cornor of:
Franklin tutti City streets will be all
used for a control are house. to wulrnl
wtll be housed the Putnam Hose snd'
Mayflower Hook & Ladder WWII“
with their ”porcine and separate
apartments for the men. .
in line with this segregation of the
tire department to this section of thei
town the advisability of abolishing
the present Fire Police company is at
so being considered somewhat. There
are two propositions on footifor the
One is
to consolidate it with the Putnam
Hess company. .tbereby augmenting
the number of members of that com-
t.he other is loercct another tire house
in the vicinity of Sprlngwood, placing
under another
status. The policing of tires will be
delegated to the regular police force
0 the city. whosorhlgs and regula-
iiiltiiiiliii
YERY fillllYAYl
Italian Torpedo Boats Yesterday
Sheiied the Steamer Tavlgnano
in Italian Waters
PARIS. .lan. 27.—-—'l‘lic ltslian iorpe»
do boats which seized the French
hicaiiior 'l‘avignunp, lust night. also
shelled barges which Were going oilt
from shore yesterday to unload tine
'l‘aiignuno ol'r lllbltn, Tunic. Accord-
ing to it spot-lei dispatch received horn
today from ilciIAGardun. a coast town
on tho frontier between Tunis and
Tripoli. the capture of tho 'l'uvlpuunun
and tho sliclling of the barges occurred
in Front-h waters. The indignation
orcr lllt‘ incldtut is very grout.
lttllllil, Jun. 2? ------ Satisfaction is foil
llt' Io ni lllt‘ contlusion of the Plant-o Q
lluliiiii iuI iiivui rclntlvo to thc c‘llpti Ici
of u llllilillt'l‘ of Turks from the Front llA
strainer Munuula bi ltulinn warships.A ‘
'lbo tlt'(“lHlnllilll of the ngt‘lnlllClllA
Astullll'. In It tho mpwncntatlics orQ
Franco and “all iiflci examining in;
l‘rihuiinl, with coralrlly wclcmuod. ’l‘ he;
'l‘urlts are now to be delivered into ilicAV
which at; .‘llulshuli BliL‘tli-l upon ullii‘h bill be rare or the French consul at Cagliurl-
that tinic was burning. Iiicrrily in tlicl erected the lily hall.
The lllflllA
llllil‘lt'il to the bonito and urousod ltrii of tuning the olti hall ioiatcd'oii a are i.) mini measures to race that if
out: punts by his pounding and shout isito that would be onahc liollcy lino ihoni up our combatants among them W.
in Sardinia. and ii) hltn transferred to
lliirsoi ilns. 't‘ho French uuilimllles
they shall not ranch the scene of tho?
was in Tripoli .
The French passenger steamer Tm
lxnona. which no edited by liaiiun
toipcdo bouts last night off Bilinn Tu
Ills. has been misused
A semi-official note issued tliliiiA
morning .cxulnine you the French
steamer Tulsa» was hollod‘by the
ltellsn torpedo boat destroyer ,Ful-
mine. at a dictum! of nine miles to.
the cut of huts and outside of
French waters.
As It was rumored that tho 'At‘cvlg
“HM.VWhiCh caused in curring ooh-
trsbsnd. and the ltallaa oItcors on
searching the vessel did not and WW II “I 9“ ml) chime “ml committee of:
customs receipts on bond. the “FA ”I‘ll 12'0““! 0°?” W “7" All“ A“ ““3 mauve league." said to have been held
lineno was escorted to Tripoli Three
hours later, however. after a thorough
. l
iAiililRY All
PRAPASIYIAN
l8 lAYlill
South Norwalk Board of Trade
Does Not Want Old Home Week
or Industrial Exhibition
at Present
Wilillll Will illlill YEW
A 8505 i8 illiilliilll
Matter of Locating Fire Houses
tell Alone tor a Time.
rho South Nprualk board of Trade ’
NHIIIHAHOD cmmifillllu of NW Ill-Um lino most (‘ta.‘tlltll manner tho facts ofA it"! “M," on rcimd last evening at m. swindle upon William E Sliinks. ofldlgnant Spllngfieltl manufacturer
and bouid of ceiinrllmnn bud ptactl- m... luau and re umrmlng um friend.A “mm” meeting as not being in favor i Springfleidl with Stratford and Image-
'CAAAA)’ dAYCAAAAd 011 [he “150115-50? "l0 ship of the lift) lllillOlls. hfl‘t‘ dt‘f‘ltlf‘tlA YUA Clthl‘l‘ all Old homo week celebration: llOl'i a; 150 scope of n (jester comedy
new city hall and other puddings. prom, submit the qllt’d‘lllml to The llntuo or industrial exhibit until the present that was “M.“ in cntrapping the wool-
lmprmoulcnts w-lllih are being can
Qtompliited in both borwalk and South
\‘orwulk had been completed and then
town had something worth while tol
exhibit in the Way of public improtc- A
taunts. The suggestion made by J
(lorliiim that the cclcberaiiou and:
the industrial exhibit be. held in con.
I nection with the dedication of the new A AUMA‘? Loin”
Washington street bridge would be.
(Continued on Second Page.)
eastern and l
P51” out or. menu
.M A
Suite Humane Amt Samuel A A
Gardner dropped into town yesterday
afternoon to buy I visit to Captaini
Thomas Hunt of the Nowell: policei
force who is also the local humor:
I
men were talking together at. the cor A
ndr of Well and Water streets abouti
inspection of the ship had “0! reveal-
ed uni contraband. the Tavlgnano was Aer. proprietor of the butter and egg statement this committee submitted
’0
released
46H HIRE NIGHT OR DAY,
7- passenger touring car, limousine and;
taxicab. . Tel. 10142.
._ .._: -.w-~_.w-.___
BHRISTIII EHDEIVOB
A' $55!?" FOHMEBA “Nd Mr. Schorer. “A“ informing tally, the others. tow-that i am not a
Fifty young petiole were present atA
the meeting of the Young Peoples 80A
tlons call for their attendance at tires.
at Is expected that considerable 0p-
position will be met with in relation ml
the proposal to erect a central lire
house. A petition is already in ctr-
culatlon protesting against this
A puny is retooled from the east side of
agents' the track. ~
here makes the assertion that he nasA
A beAen received by Pmnlilr Yuan Shi-Kal‘
Q~QVto be toil ”ones on three points of law
plan, taking its inception among the
All' the Old Well Hook and ladder (loin.
i.
WESTP5BT TAX A , i
. 5A5E5 P55TPOIE5
WESTPORT. Jan. 27.-_-v‘f'ho absence
frorn town of both tax collector and
prosecuting attorney compelled post-
ponement ”of the trial of four alleged
:clolltiniloutc personal tailpavers today.
The interest it} the four cases has
hi the fact; that they are considered
Two men cllilm that as they have
served terms in state prison and heme
lost their civil rights. and that this)"
the not llabl9. Another, a doctor, who
which from Soutbport. claims he is it
non-resident and the fourth says his
alleulsnce to Great Britain lets him A. AA
out of paying the tax. '~ N
W”
A -A-Amerlcan Express Co.’ s Traveler‘d
Checks for sale by the City thloh
Bunk.
mental
ciety of Christian Endeuior that was
Abe to last evening ill the South Nor-~
l: 30 o’clock along came Harry Seller-A
Ashore in North Main street driving all
horse that attracted Mr. Gardner‘s at
gktentlon
TA” omoera “"9“ A” AA" Sober-enAme league or the seriousness 0f the
land AA“ AAAAAAAA‘A “AA “0533”” ”‘0 CAM“ lmovomcnt which it might, perhaps in-
Alum Mr. Gardner found that the!
Aborse was lame, very old, and that his
Qsplnc is practically all gone He Rd-A
ithe “lotto. whom he was to put the
Ahmed in the barn and leave him them.‘
‘ Mr Scborerasaw the point. but saldA
that he would rather delegate the
horse to the undertaker. so he called i
upWallacc B Parks and made ar-A
l
Milk Congregational Church, at which.up mnx’emente for the disposal a, the
time the society was organized and thoA
tollowlngofllcers elected:
President~llu§o (inhibart.
\’lchresldent-—0‘. ll. Kennedy.
Corresponding Socrct'url'waiss tlei
cu Hitchcock.
Recording Secretiiri~bllstl
Beers. Q.
Treasurer—4*. L. Beers?”
On Thursday evening the Intermedi-
ate Society was organized with "a mom»
borslilp of thirty members. The om-
cers elected were as follows:
President—’«Eugetilo Ruthm‘ler.
Vice President—«Flori Becker.
SecretaryLAlien Sitts‘. .
' Treasurer~Edwsrd Sherman.”
v...“
mSafe‘ deposit boxes for three dol-
idols
ordinary amount of papers br securi-
ties. City National Bank.
aptly—s.—
A-GHILD DIES FROM BURNS.
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 27.--Helen
Smltlibthc slxc’ear-old gill” who was
terribly burned while playing with the
'{iie- utilisation hospltai at 1:30 o'clock»
yesterday afternoon. Her mother. Mrs.
smith baton. who unlit burned In trnw
in: to mic the child, is doing nicely.
. .W i‘A
. '.‘t.‘.w>NoAvl-’Nloi.-IT.Q .
hungry“ Knickerbocker: v
Bulletin“
High. Ilmclus. ’
Q man all that he paid for him How-
leis per year, large enough far any 'V
furnace in- the cellar of her home to Q Q ‘
.Stratford Thursday afternoon. died at .
A. This an itch h twoweont advance in """ lo-
“ out on‘
High School vii. Wdidrbury
animal. i. .
it seems several months ago Mr.
Sellerer purchased the horse from C.
A Sammie lit South Norman and It
is understood from conversation withA
Olnccr Wallace Sammls that the horse
hits béon worth to the bhtA‘ter and egg
ever. it is the last of the horse. Q
till“; Garner was down this way on!
business and just stopped off for a
friendly visit with the capthln. Bust-A
moss was combined with pleasure and
Mr. Gardner feels that his little visit
was prosperous in relieving one horse
‘of suffering; ' 4Q
I L
“~cahnucmreo squn, 5: Le.
With every puhcliase of a pound 'of
our High Grade 50c Toe. any kind you‘
like. you will beentitled to buy 10 lbs.
Granulated Sugar for: 60's This offer
is good from Thursday to Monday, in
elusive. .
‘ EAST INDIA TEA AGO. ..
Terlov Block. Washington St.
W AAl
V on. onmczs AGAIN. V
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.--Tiie Stand-
std Oll notability has advanced the
price of donated ell dellvmdibv tank
mmmltoscemhesallon
cinch the first of the yedr.“
W
' «HID MIN'B 113M403.
- I
l
FISHER in" All
‘ hustled Intro to A
‘ AAA‘QM". of about‘fioo yards, where
‘jumped overboard his body polity
of one
RURA AAMHYY
A $15,000
Wiiiii ii iiiiiiiii
Wealthy Springfield Man Was Taken to That City By a Man;
Who Posed as a Stratlorii- Farmer, and test His
Money to Clever Schemers
ABBASYA SWIAAYYRS iiiilllillll iii NEW YORK AllY.
Alli} Hill] lllllllil HEAYY BiillllS illil iiilli
Victim Was inducyiti to Buy Stock in the Clieion Consolidated
Copper Company and Save Up Easily
Charged with norking‘ It 515.000
ith) Spilugllcld man. three \‘cw York-
ere Donald 1.. Persch Harry lngm
ham and Charles R Mitchell were
arrested yesterday Von warrants charg-
ing grand larceny. They are bold in
A'rcspoctlio ball of $10. 000. $5,000 and
$20. 000.
It was a funny ruin] comedy “mi
in whiskers and full
negalia. and till the appropriate scenic
settings, that. the. accused men are
555E555! 555E
lit the following communication to
,the Hartford Courant, Mayor Planet“
of Mlddlotown stiles the is not in the
race for savernor. He says:
This morning for the first time i
hear of the mooning of the executive
in Mlddlotonn. Moat) 12. with mem-
bers present from different parts or
the state. According to the printed
my name to the worldngmen of the
state as candidate for gavel-tier. I
know nothing at all of the extent of
dicate There can he no harm, haw-
Mevcr and there may be some good. in
.my informing my Hfrleuds—ns inciden-
candidate for governor have not been
at any time in the past, and shall not,
be at. any time in the future as far
as 1 can see at- -;present certainly not
in the near future
Further it cannot be necessary to
50.1 will. however add two state-
Hments The men of Connecticut can
entity the more in other ways than
by voting for me, beyond belief though
this appears to the politicians. There
.is no real and rude desire among
worldngmen or others In the state
that l, or 'any other men much litre
me should be governor. . Of this that.
failed myselr‘dtreotly by what I Acou-
sldered trustworthy meansearly in
item. when a few ardent friends triedi
to make me believe the contrary.
WILLARD G FISHER. V
Mlddletown. .lah. 25,1912.
lllVEll Mill JUMPED Ill
NEW LONDON,‘ Jan 2'1. “Philip
Hussey, firewall on the Central Ver-
moat freight. steamer New York. Awhile
suffering from a mental derangement.
rushed out of a lodging house on P55”
ter street entirely naked. about 7
o'clock this morning. and ran to the
wharf at. the foot of John street, a dis
ltcV
through ice two inches thlclt. Huseey
was seen to jump, but below he could
be gotten out of the water he was
dead no had been sufferingfi from It
felon on tile linger slid lhe‘. loss of‘
sleep from path l5 considered by hill
friends all the oauée‘ of his infinite set.
honey was Ii. widower, shout 35 years
"Worktngmen's Pro-A held here and in other cities in
‘ ter, Miss Jennie Morse.
‘ .
US A IN
SWINIill
\
said to have used in mylndling the in-
One of the number, with full board.
true blue rural face, whose clotheo
locked of the term and who chewed ‘
tobacco iigorously posed as a Strat-
ford farmer, pa retired sailhr—owulnd'
2.500 abuses of the Chelon Consolldtltr
ed Copper company
The others‘ in the accused grOup pro-
tended to be New York brokers, m V .
visited Shinto; at different tinctui “.4. .
impressed upon him that than“
“something doing" in Chicken cuppa-w -
.22
,«
w—
(Contluued on Fifth m
IIILRMB HEN ,
AFTER H558 W '
NEW YORK. Jen. ills—Confer?“
to consider the demands made by the
railroad engineers on lines ell-tot 955
case and north of the Ohio rim
increased wages to Jonform menu‘s
standards on western roads vfi
out some time during the next but
weeks. Neither the railroad offic‘lfli
nor the engineers expect any troubl
in effecting an adjustment of a-saiu . .
factory wage scalef The ”New York;
Central and Lackewannn roads my
already received the demands and or
considering them. Officers of A ,
Erie Railroad expect to receive the'do-
mange shortly.
L—GRANULATED squn, So I.
With every purchas'e of a pond
our High Grade 50c Tea, any kind you
like. you will be entitled to buy‘lll lb
Granulated Sugar for 50c. This off
is good from Thursday to Monday.
elusive. .Q
EAST INDIA' TE
Tarlov Block, Washington 5
UllllSE LEAVES TIIE
ATLANTAy’oa... Jan. 27.740th-
W. Morse. whoop prison sentence
recently conunuted by President my
left the army hospital at Fort MoPth
son this morning. He was broug'“
a local! hotel, where he will stuy‘hh
he is able to be moved, probabl
some Florida resort.- Morse
computed by Mrs Morse and
veyed from the military .
In an ambulance;_ His bill's,
thought. the removal from the hos
.ivlieio lie spent so long e; um aftf
bis transfer train the federal ' ten
tlhry. would aid his improvement.
For the first time in more than
years Morse this morning escaped the
eye of. Covernmout officials. Most
that time he spent in the perineum
About two months ago he was to .
to the military hosplgl Gln‘
freedom Was given two weeksA it.
overcdete from $2.50 up. 1‘11
install street. I C
Y A“, .‘
Norwalk Chronicler