.8
' "winter the song oitbe
bluebirds will sound
more than ever run!»
ice! to our ears. i
Wee-r3
goblin to know, you'.
eep it out of the. ~
newspapers, do you
not? IWcll, themjuet
don’t advertise your 8'
stock l' m the Semi.”
nel a d nobody will
4 know bout it. -
sanctum 1870.
O
Entered at the South Nor-walk Post-blues
as Second Class Matter
scorn uoawaut. CONN. manager. recesses 14. 1912
"-El' : _
NPNESN IN NYNNMNE
NNNSPINNB
BEING MNNE llNlAY
Country Wide Action oi Authorities Has limited in Rounding
Up of Many Labor Leaders Who Wore indicted by
the Grand Jury
Nil BNNNNNES 0E NNNNNIZEN ’llllilll NNE
NEPRESENEEN. IN 'lNE- WNNNNNES SERVED
Some oi the Names at Parties
shais Are Being Kept Secret Until Later
WM
IINIJIANAI,()IJNS. lild., Feb. il.«—Ar-
rests in the dynamite conspiracy cas-
es begun today'und soon many of the
titty or more defendants scattered over
the country were taken into custody-
' Among the tirat arrested was Frank
M. Ryan. prseident oi the international
Association of Bridge and Structural
iron \‘i'Orkers. lie was taken in in-
diauapolts. where the iron workers'
International headquarters are located
and from which. J. J. McNamara. the
convicted dynamibcr. was arrested last
April.
Reports from many cities show the
goverhlunut‘s intention to arrest all
ElElllNlEllllNNl NNll
it illiiiil iiili till i
No Power House to Be Built fhis
Side oiNow Haven Station
NEW HllVEN, Feb. it.——A careful
revision of the- plans for electrityinx
the tour. tracks on the main stem of b
the N. Y N Hf‘and H. R. R.. «be-
tween Stamford and Cedar Hill, just
east of New Haven station. shows that
the cost will be brought somewhat.
below the original estimates, counting
in that cost the expense of new elec-
tric freight engines. The original
computations showing that no power
station besides that at Cos Cob will
‘ he needed are confirmed but at the
New Haven end some slight steam op,
eratlon may be needed on days or ex-
ceptional traffic like the time of the
‘big football game. _. ‘
‘4 The work oi electrification is ex- ““10““
pech to be begun immediately and
to be completed before the end or the
present year, and considerable econ-
-omies of Operation are looked for as
compared with the present mixed op-
oration under electricity and steam.
The matter at the electric extension
to New Haven has been much simpii- ,
fled and expedited by the fact inst
certain obstinate and Iterations prob
lems in electric operation and equip—
most had hen previOpsly worked out
in the electrifying or the New Haven
line betwen Stamford apd New York
city. 4 4
W'
' --‘I'l-lls wask. '
' Gold Medal 'I‘ub Butter 36c lb
I HN. E. MEAD & CO.
oII _ III: Intranet III . :
,. 3146.000 on whlgh the
4 ,coal tar and
sulphate of iron‘.‘
Y BASES
In Minneapolis
Served by lim'led States Mar-
the men at one time.
‘lilievcu business agents oi“ the iron
Workers. tour or five officials and some
members of the executive board who
are charged with knowing what Mc-
Namara did with the money to buy
explosives. are among those indicted.
Spurneon Meadows business agent
of the district. council of the interns-
tloual l‘lrotherhood of Carpenters and
loiners. also was arrested in indianupo-
its. llo represents one of the three
labor unions alleged to be implicated
in the coneplra'cy. The omelet (It the
MN
(Continued on sixth Pm.)
stones risen ,
BTAilFbltb'tls’ii-‘llm
STAMFORD. Feb. is --A are which
started hbout Q: 40 last evening prlc
tically destroyed a wooden block in
Main street owned by F A. Mont, a
tobacco dealer.
The tire started in Bernard‘s pool
room in the second door of the Mohl
block, and spread to the adjoining
uitdinx occupied by the Soothe shoe
istore and to the second floor over the
Silver Dollar Saloon. all of which
were badly damaged by- fire while the
stems on the ground floor sufiered
most from the smoke and water.
The loss is estimated “$264100, and
is partly covered by insurance
011 the heels of the tire of last night
which did 825, 000 damage to the
woden buildings of F. H. Mohi and
l Speike Brothers. the Department had
l--two other tires early today. one of
which did damage to the amount of
$16, 000 and the other one-tenth of that
‘ 4 The big tire was in the extreme and
or town near the Noroton River. on
the estate owned by Charles lit. Din:
gee. and recently pouxht by Joseph '
Gerlt. of New York. a soap maker.
IIIIIII but an
IIIINIIIII IIII
Handsome Prizes Awarded tor
Winners in Costume
Contest
”4.... o
The third annual prize masquerade
ball, which was given by the mem-
bers of the bishop Social Club, last ever
ulna. at Arlen Hall, proved to be it
most. successful and happy affair in
every respect. The hall was tilted to
overfloa'dug with a congenial gathering,
who made merry throughout the early
hours of the evening and 'untli the
early hours of the morning. 4
There were an unusually large
number of those present masked and
uheir costumes reflected an ability to
devise schemes of dress and facial.
cottiortlona that was wonderful to see.
The. feature of the evening was the
grand march. which was led by Pres-
ident James Mola andvbilss Dollie
'iiomicolns. .roiiowed by. Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Audlno and was marched under
the direction of Frank P. Oddo. i‘ The
march was a complicated movement
but was executed in a manner that re
tleuied credit upon those participating.
and particularly to the director.
Then came the distribution of the
prizes. Joseph Dieesa and hire. M. E.
Moeilor won the prise for being the
best dressed couple; for the most com-
ically dressed lady. Miss Annie Rich-
mond. of Bridgeport: moat comically
dressed man. Pietro i’oltznl, of South
Norwailt. The Judges were selected
from the guests in the hall.
in the course of the evening retreeh
meals were served. which were at?
proclated by all.
The ottioers 9! t club are: V J.
Mela. pmidaali Delartl, vice
president; (1.4 .Dddll secretary; L. iii-i ir-
sen. muster.
Much of tile credit tor the success ‘
ot iihe sifairIwas due to the activities
of the committdes, which were as fob
lows:
Amusement-«A. Audion. chairmlu;
Incarnation mind‘s. ”it
ii‘loor ”“0“?!”14. Disesa. i". l'.
Oddo. “
Reception-AV. J. MolmJ Discos. it.
‘DeMurtino.
Refreshment-M. Mfinlulo.‘ I. N
Martino. J. Vitus; G. Oddo. C. Tenne-
ceone. 0. Bucci, J.'Cristi_ano.
Aids-4‘s. Bus. 13. Ballard. P. Nun-
clsto. M. Marucs. tr. Citareiia. 8; E4!-
posito, A. Harland. mums. Librle-
etil‘ .Anielio. N. Santsnieilo. Q. lien
duno F moralistic, J. J. Guneo. 0.
Pleltrantonlo, A. Blfoni, F. Lentinl. z
Cammerata. Prank Colombo. A. Man
nini.
jured and Toni! rs Hurt by
Spreadingiidialis
iiiillii an I an
IIIII I III on
Two Coachesla “V" Shap-
an!
ad Bottom bl
nevus man. mp. Feb. II. wTwo
persons were probed totally lulurerl’
and lo others badly?“ on its a resulti
last train on the Cl 44
road one and a he 4 miles east
Down. N D., and e ‘ in miles westl
ed to Doyon. where {lodge was found
in session. The members hurried toE
relieved the suitering‘ as much as pos-
stbi until the arrival: of a relief truhr
with doctors announces. '
W. a. Prondevil oi Devils Lsi4te.4
engineer or the had both arm:
and both lotto brobon‘iad probably willi'
die.
Among the puddnm injured are:
it is. Meade. flown. tall-coal-
Patrlck Shields' mnville. N. D.
thrown through car window, internally
injured.
A than more“ Holman; or Shbr‘bo'o‘d.
‘N n. and his six yew-old son. both so
rarely Mined.
The relief train with all the pulsar
lors arrived here early today and the
inland are bolus cared for at the local
h tale.
0 engine was thrown 150 test af-
ter turning over and the coaches lend
ed in a "V" shape at the bottom or the
embankment.
The wreck secured in almost tile
exact spot of a similar accident about
three years m. when several persons
were killed. The agotdent is supposed
to have been caused by spreading
rails
-1'IIIs WEEK. 8‘ 4
Gold Medal Tub Butter. 36c lb.
H. E. MEAD a CO.
cover unset (ii-08' -. ~-
ssrernte liner. snore
——Polley's Private Dancing School.
Bad Men‘s Hall, every Thursday.
am
IIIBTIEI. Ill“
IETTED 83942. 03
Mr. Gerli was having changes made in
the house. preparatory to his occupan-
cy in the sprigs Firemen assert that
this tire was set. as bundles ot oil-l
oaked rage were tound near the eel-
iar stairs. The loss on the house Was
32. 600 and to a‘ barn which was about,
three hundred yards avvay, 36. 000.
the latter were workmen' s tools, form-
ing implements, two down and a goal,
with a lot of furniture which was to.
beplsced in the house. when the
changes had been made. Everything:
was lost. The petal losses are about
insurance In
thought to be considerable. 4
The second me or the morning was
in the fruit and vegetable store of
Joseph Bondi in Pacific street. and
was due to a defective line. The loss'
was $1. 600.
The big tire 'of last night started
rer‘ed damage mm were? and am
st iii . ...
1.93:2” “OOIWO
front a detective line ”and while the 5b .4
Blaze was held in the upper portion. . .
the tenants or: the tower doors are .,
W
. 'lileili am at my lite.
it was tivsn out today that the
(hunt laurel Club. No. 4103. had tons
ed Pine Lodge xrove tor the ell-lilo:
season Iron Dr William Hoyt. stem;
told. The club will take. iniinedl'ate
postpones and the member-”re bolus
congratulated upon securing this wu-
titui spot for their summer setivttles.
This grove has been leased' for a
number of years by the Pine udxe
Club. which is made- up or a number
of Nor-walk business men.
it was announced this morning that
I as a result of the mlnsirel show which
was recently you by the minim” of
Ithe South Norwollt Club for the bane
i lit of the Horde tor the AM. ”93.03
lwss realized this amount representa‘
ltnx the net receipts oi the affair.
ul'i‘hla money has been 'turnsd ovento
in: proper authorities and will undoubted-
1y be welcomed by the Home Chapter
lot King's Daughters and Sous, who
tare projecting the scheme tor the
lerection' of the home. The men arts
being congratulated everywhere tar
their success and there is no don t ;-
lnow but what lite mlnstrel show *a'sg “E'DVE F.“ “EMInEfl
lone of the hidden and most abscess.
rul home «talent snows' ever xivon in WDENI‘FGII. llHManufgetums
the Norwatka. ' . ~ '“8 * of: the city appeared before the apart!
or'rulim'ter ' ‘5
for me to reach
...........
Mllilflill'olilfl I“.
l
per cent. increase in the 'tI'N'flbel'l‘
ment on Insignmnertiss, which they
any means in figures an increase of
4 rbettveemsooooo and “00.000 of the
" ,Imtidilst. The chambers .ot the. board
. initiated to" males it one of tile-8"
tons a. monument
. Special
the scene of the wreck. where they '4
Rose Home. Seattle. “restitution."
IIIIZI’III IIIFIIII 4
II IIIIIII lilili ilii
Sessitfn Will Decide
Whether the Former Valet oi
Banker Schitt Was Made the
Victim at a Conspiracy
NEW YORK. Feb. l-l.-——The grand
jury was prepared today to inaugurate
a special inquiry into the case of
it‘ouikc E. Brandt to determine wheth-
er the former valet of Mortimer L
Schilf. the banker, was sent to prison
tor thirty years for burglary in the
first degree as a result of a conspiracy.
District Attorney Whitman is said to
have certain evidence which he de-l
sires to bring before the grand jury
and that this investisxtion would bel
quite independent of any inquiry:
made by Justice Gerard. who has booni
appointed cotnmlsaioncr by iiovesrnorI
Dix to conduct a hearing on an Itppll
.ootlond’or executive clement-y in the-.4
Brandt case.
A full airing of the Brandt case will.
be had at the hearing held bv Justice
or the wreck of the; 0rlentai limited: Gerard as the statute gives him power the followers of the Rhys] Arcanum
' ” Northern Rail :to subpoena any and all persons and4bunuer convened in the Odd Fellows
Oil to cutlet- the production of any books; its”. in “all street.
night.
of mam. I“; 'Iqu. mm earifit‘lllfl has made it plain that his client: Councils held their joint
of the ten coach train left the ratla.;deslres an opportunity that the case.‘ ceramics The meeting was arranged
Two oltno uninjured passengers walk may be sifted to the bottom in order‘ as a reception to the supreme regent.
2F. '1‘. Mchden. of Richmond. ~Va., but
and papers. Counsel for Mortimer
that “false and infamous scandals"
may be shown to be untrue.
Judge Rosalsky a order yesterday l
setting aside the verdict in the Brandt
case and ordering that the prisoner bel
brought before the court this after-i
soon for pleading to the original inai'
dictmonts against him. will probabin
come to nothing“ inasmuch as it is
likely thli Justice Gerard will issue at
orohlbitory order- a II. Ilia
.Br'endt out or m star the So-
pmno Court to Ibo'b'oart 6f General
Session 5 .
immediately followint Judge Roach
sky's arrival at the Oritaillel Courts
Building today. he announced that the
iterates-pent or 13th bolero him all
been indednioeiy costumed. He said
that this action was am so that -he
mid not be criticiefiil is being dis-
«arisen: to the camp court.
“I“ “Null
8' IAIN!“ 00"!
As a result of the detective covering
to the manhole in “outset Banks’
store. in the Mahackomo Hotel block.
Mrs. Prank mum. at Pioe'street. lays
prosprsted at her home today. suitor-
ion from severe bruises sand abrasions
to the right leg and possibly I frac
lure of one otthesmalier bones, and
from a severe nervous shock, which
than her physical4lmuries.
Mrs. Britta was pasbipx-ers' store
and stepped on the covering of the
bell to fall into the hole and sprainlux
her leg and straiutnsbe‘r whole body
The ahhi'd'dht happened at ebout u;
«stool: in the evening and Dr. Jean
pumrtlsr was unautmtx summon-
dill Pililo. doctor arrlrad lullckiy and
tirade emanate: examination 'whioh4
showed that her injuries were not or a
app-ions character, but be ordered the
aeroplanes out to take her to her
home.. my tire. Britto is tottering
excruciating pain and has- not recov-
ered from the rumour shock to which
she was subtracted .:
Several people have been injured in
4a sIslmtiar manner at this. place and it.
is understood that abide action will be
taken by the city authorities to have
the littlest remedied. ». ..
rims racers tilt .
III rut tannin cults
.u—vdu—wnpu
Wasmtvo'rov. sets it ~Quartei~
I .
in. Illillfililiil tsunami
' *. the Goldman Phonosnnb Company,
threatens to do her more harm even’
manhole. The iron lid tinned. causing.
4 olamst‘ion admitting Artisan .to. the
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy and unsettled; warmer.
Ir
IIII IIIIIIII IIII
WI. II RiMiNB
III lN‘iHl IIIWIIIs‘
Class of Twenty-eight Candidates from 8 orman, Ponassu 4'
and Seaside Councils Put Through the ill stories by the:7
Officers of the Order in The No walks "
;SNPREME NEBENE lil’ENllEN llNNlllE Ell NE PNESE.NE
Bill SENl Billlll SlNlSlllNlE IN SNPNENE llNllllN
Supreme Warden Hoadiey and Grand Reg' at Barciay Made.
Addresses and Watches Are Given C. E. Hoyt ath. L. ilohior4
The biggest meeting ever held by
Vorwaik, last
when Sherman and Ponnssus
initiation
unfortunately Rev \ir Mandon was
unable to be present. flaring been
called home at. the eleventh hour to at-
tend the funeral services over the
remains of a dear friend and parish
ionor.‘ in his stead. Supreme Orator
McGovern, of New York city. appeared
marine ease
sporasfidarit-‘ol’ William is; Stiinlts.
a'manufactu'rer, at. automobile sup-
piles.»ot Dwight street; Springfield.
Malt. Justice seabury. lathe crim-
that branch or the Supreme court.
Ejenserdey afternoon honorably dis.
cll'e d Thomas Murray in oilcer of
indietedi‘or mediates”. . . . .
Morris in: arrested on Jan. 26, at
the amt Northern Hotel .lc’harxed
‘wltb bavlaibeen the ieaderoh 8mm
or tour who swindied Shlnke oui of
$19,000 in a phony stock transaction.
it was alleged that shinks made the
deal It the Hotel Stntflald. Bridge-
port by which he took over shares
of the Chelon consolidated Copper Co.
in exchange for his cash.
rrculns explostott
' III actuarial.
PUTNAM, Feb. tI.-—As the-”result
In! an explosion y-esterday in an old
well and sit or a bakery owned and
conducted by Ludder Desopele on
smith street Mrs. Donatello Ives badly
burned about the hands and face and
may. it' is feared.- lose her sight- and
a sonwvv'llliam. aged tweniysixht
years. was knocked unconscious and
l
body. The property damage will be
about 3100.. it is believed “that the
well had filled with gas which had
leaked from a defective gas pipe. The
well is located under the; kitchen in
the oil and the explosion followed the
throwing of a lighted match on the
floor near the stove. '
llillllil ENTERS
: lllTll STITEHCDD
'a
WAsalNo'roN'. Febrile—eds zule
. White House oiodks were striking ten.
President Taft lode-y sixned the p8»
He used} a sold pen. which is
as his person'l representative,‘ null-
spoke interestingly .
Odd Feilows‘Ihall was titled to otter-
flowing with do enthusiastic stallion
lug, there being delegations present
from Greenwich, Bridgeport. Stamford,44
Daubury. Milford. New Haven and On;
ange, N. J These visitors. who came
in round numb'el‘s, together with the
large number i
managed to squeese in some way, ain't!
a meeting enstIed which has zone that
record as being one of the biggest and
most successfu ever held in the coal,
an strait. ,
new “Yorkie m... ll-r—oottnrJ 1‘
. Another splendid speakgr-ls; 4 4
sent here by the Conne’ctlcut W4 4 4
Salvage Association. '
Child Dorr. of New York, will speak
Friday evening Isl/8 o 'clock in t
lore of the Cliiford Hotel Booth»
walk. '
Norwslk Eons Franchise Leach 1h
the local mane.
in the case of Professor Zueblin
personal lnvit tions are being xi
but it is espeNlally desired tbs!
Dorr should ha‘4ve a good audience
hand~blila are being sent by the ill
ad of enclosure in the newspape
Mrs Dorr is a. slxniiictfilt personali
in the world 40f the day. She has filled
many roles of journalist, editor. and:
or. lecturér and later special ingest}.
gator into thel conditions of tbe w rt;
ins-woman and' child labor. She is 00m
putatively young and the auto 44
her experience} may be estimated wile
ll. is known that she has supported
sol! shine she
Conducting a
writing what s4'h'e learns in Ha
Masaslne.
ed he‘r articles afterward publish“
‘pook- form under the title f‘
blight Million 'Women Want." '-
Everybody interested in bear '
splendid speakér is urged to hear'
~pm. it Would be a bright duffel
sudlragist they think
4 who does not believe in their
would come. .
Members 0 4
League are called to note that the
blur monthlyi meeting for Februnr’y ,,
will be held Fl‘lday at 3 o’clock in
afternoon with Mrs William Baillie
Smith 9 Welit. avenue, Norwal
an critical shot
.xlv'en to Poetmastépdenorsl 4 ' ‘
local Arcanulnlied'. _'
—-——-
(conunueh on Sixth Pose). .'
Mrs.
upon "Nllquai Sum-age."
ment of the mail-4
”to thirteen. Elbe l ‘
lies of inquiries
in ‘Hampton s also
if every
the Norwai
hatch she calls "A (Mb
It or 4Walshin'kion‘s Birthday
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