0111‘ times of greatest pleasure Ire when we have won some higher peak of difficulty, trod den under foot some evil, and felt. day by day, so sure a growth of moral strength within us that we cannot conceive of .p Agi'kw k'H'dr'i'rkd'd' an end of growth. ~Stopford A. Brooke. eeeee EVENING Associated Press News From All Parts or the World by I Special Wire and Our Own Operator ENT I ' EL :W'M-S‘S'li Life is too short for you to waste time— hurry your sales and profits by keeping up a persistent advertis- ing campaign in The Sentinel WW wet-twee- el- sin .11. :EE'E-ESE ESTABLISHED 1870 Entered at the South Norwnik Post-onion as Second Class Matter SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. SATURDAY. MARCH 16, 1912 ,. ........ . ..,...._.. WEATHER FORECAST Fair, colder tonight; Sunday fair. TWO CENTS ARRIRER RR Al SIRIK 8 WE NRRWA KS ANll All] 8 WWW RAWAR Spire oi the Norwalk Congregational Church Blown Down, and SillRM 1111111111 1111111111111." ll. M. Kent, oi Holmes, Keeier 81 RRIRR [llii RE BUSINESS Sellecit Co., is Appointed Trustee '1 he announcement that the Nor'wulk (ir'occr'y Company. owned by Thomas iERINR RE WAI R RN SRUARE WAY 11111111111111 111111111 1111 11111311111 180,000 Miners Likely to Leave Their Employment‘on April l NEW YORK, Mul‘ch Iii—A suspctr $1011 of work of 180.000 miners in the anthracite coal region on April 1 can J. West and managed by himself with his sons, Wultcr' ii. uud Thomas J. The EVIIIBIICB “I Thflir Value Inronly be ptcvcnled b) 11 compromise RR AR W HAVEN RYSAERM RRK ERR HA AW lllN West, Jr, is to go out of business. Preventing Wastane is In- but neither the coal operuiols nor ibcA miners guru tin- slightust irrdi 1111:111A intomtmeenn1urnnrsmntosmpUnotownm‘ Smashes Truman Stevens' Fence in Lewis Street—~Lights Out and Trolley Se _.—__.———2 111 11111311111. 11. 1111111111 11 111111111 1111111111111, 1111 11111111111 1111111111 1111 111% Reads Again Badly Washed and Streams Swollen—Plate Glass Window to Sludwell’s Store Broken A (‘onring with u rour and most uncx- pct-it'dly ul 5:311 o‘clock yesterday 111‘ ternoon 11 st-vci't- wind storm struck Noru’ulk and for 11 period 111 pt-rbaps half 1111 hour did consitlcrubic ti:1m11uc.A Al'l'N‘S Wt 1'11 twisted oli'. wit-cs. broken, .luti the t‘ongrcgntiornti t‘l'iurch dnm-‘ deed. Saw Steeple Fail. Switchmnn ii. .\I. .lcnnincs. oi‘ the t‘onuccticnt Company, was. 11: work 1.11; tiu- foot of \i‘cstporr avenue bill when the wind (11111111 111111 be was 11 witness to the accident til the First lionercgutiorml church. He licurd crackling sound clinic as 11 great surprise to Nor'wulk 11 A l and looked toward rvice Was Delayed the cburc it ju<1 in time 10 sec the c.1511 punol torn from 115 pl 1111 and buried down into [.1 111,1 ~11'.cct where it struck the \1'011111111 IAt*lll't‘ o‘l ’l‘t‘uuntnA Stcvcns, 111 the corner ol‘ i’utk 11nd, i.1\vis sir: cts demolishing it. A The chm.- 11 wus eluted over 11 11-1111 tired years 11,20 and the wood when cx:11uluctl is soon to be l‘()lli‘(l 11nd tic-A cuyctl urcutiy. Wood that wus 1111 inch in tlilcltul-ss when new is now in its decay but :1 thin shell of what it \\‘llS. The wind cuuuht untlcr the puncl 111 lin- southwest corner and lore its 1 V-.._ .1 -— A ((‘onlinuod on Sixtl Page) ARSASIAAI llRHi RllllSE KEEPER RISARPEARS George E. Loughporough Has Not Been Seen Since March lsl A report was circulated in town to- day that William Locke. keeper of the. Green's Reef lighthouse. had been workingwday and night for the past sixteen days. 11E; assistant, George 1-1. lartghbbrflugh having left the. station on March 1st, for 11 few hours on shore and has not ben seen since. The 111e, port also has it that Mr. Locke. has no tilled the Lighthouse Department of the government or his plight and ask- ed assitsance. 011 March lst. Assistant Keeper Loughborough left the light for a few hours shore leave, having been ordered to return as soon as possible. While on shore it is reported thttt he heard; of the death of his aunt, in Narra- gansett Pier. R. 1. lie borrowed $11 and left for that place. Since then nothing has been heard from him and Keeper Locke has been forced to do 1 i the work alone. getting an hour or so oi sleep during the afternoon. it is expected that the government will rush assistance 10 the keeper and relieve him of his terrible ordeal. George E. ‘Loughborough ls o. broth- or 01’ Leroy Lougbborousb. who some- time ago was kept at the Green's Reel lighthouse for ten (1111's and nights. during which time he kept ibc' light in working order and subsistctl on dog biscuit. His assistant, ununul' Carlton. had deserted. \‘litcn iountl. Mr. Longhborough was in n critical condition and has since died, presum- 11ny front a disease brought about by his terrible experience at 111111. ilruc. \ ~FOR HIRE NIGHT OR DAY 7-passenger touring car. it mouslnc and 1 taxicab. ’l‘ei. l‘dtiti-‘i POINTED PARAAGRAPHS. Many reputations blow up when 11 political campaign is in full blunt What 11 monotonous old u-orlJ this .would be it everybody thought 11.1: we do! Political strife isn't very for trout what a famous general once said war was. There is something wrong with the woman who doesn‘t enjoy a good cry occasionally. Did yen ever hear of a women triv-1 ing up to charity the money she had saved up with which to buy a hat? Offering to bet that you are right is a poor kind of argument. faithful : ruins 1111 111111.11 A lAm’A‘AA do not excel, that people yesterday. it is understood that the reason for the 11111111111 is the ill health of Thomas West. the owner. The iiolrnes, Keel- 1-1' and Kent Compuny bus appointed Harvey M. item, as trustee oi the busl-i 111-55 until mailers can be closed up nuilslilttlilillj. it was given out this morning that 11111415111111; ot‘ the company equal, 1 the liabilities, and: the business truly be closed up; sutisinclorily to all concerned. I I'his in the fifth business iirrn 111 Nor- A walk within the past few month.» 10‘ take pr'uttlculiy the :111111 toursc Tilct‘c liuvc-bcon tlnt'e jewelry 011111.,l one c"._oulcttion1r_\ store and now the; gin-.1113» thin to 11111111,» the tirnngcs. enrocE comm: T0 111115 11111111111 EIIIA the modern. nirtt'rduic water works. 1 it is understood that the Bridge (“on-A olt'ucilou Committee will have a l'11v~ ornhle report. to present to the next? 1011 11 meeting on the bridge question, \1 hicb is to be. held on next W edncs dity evening. it. is hoped that the meeting will bet well attended and with 11 view toward. 1 this due notice will be gchn that nllv 'IIF PRISDIIIIIS BABES NEW YORK. March rc.-—w1nrma‘ Aukcrs, the young domestic accused of‘causing the death of nine babies in the Brooklyn Nursery and lntnnts' lioapltnl, pleaded not guilty to an in-A diclment for murder in the first dcl grce, which was returned by 1th King's County grand jury yealel‘dny.‘ The defendant did not'seem to realize the seriousness of her predicament when arruirzned before County Judge Fnucctt The ninth of the sick babies died} yesterday. and two more the danger- ‘ 011st 111. it is understood that Judge r‘nweetl proposes to appoint 11 commission to; inquire into the girl's sanity, but the? .uttorrwy, Edward .1. Reilly, says that, he will oppose this. A1 “The girl is innocent and 11 number} of prominent Manhattan women hach cxpt'cssctl to me their intention of us- sistiuuj mo in every way to see that she is not ‘raiirouded.'” he said. ’BIR SCRRDRER REAR SlilKlllI'iA' ll'll.l"()l'll). \lui'clr lit—~11 large three-11111511111 schooner was at uncltorA oi‘t‘ Faulkner's island this l’orcnoon,A ; llyiuc signals of distress. Shortly be- fore S o‘clock :1 large tug with a white stripe on the. funnel. steamed along~ .side the vessel. The schooner is low in the water and looked us if she 1111111 .bcen lcuking. No boots have been put overboard berm so communica- tion with the st hoouct 11.11». impossible A 1111111 11110ch ' - ._..._..1_ FALL RIVER EMPLRTES REFUSE THE INCREASE FALL TthER. Muss, -l\lnrch 10.1- ‘i‘ite Full River Textile Council, rev , lil'cscuiinc 30.01111 operatives, has vir- itnully rejected the five percent. wage 'incrcusc offered by the manufacture lore and has demanded a (lot increage of if) prcent. The action or the Textile Council was taken at a meet ing last night and was kept decrel. until this morning. GOING FAST. ‘ The first consignment of Kitchen Outfits, which reached The Sentinel oillce Thuredsy, has been entirely die- posed of. and the second lot which came yesterday, is going rapidly. 1 seek a closer communion of thought Bring in your coupons voters of the town may know of the' :meetiug. This is In“pursnance of a Vote paused at the last meeting which was attended very slimly. i The South Norwulk Board or Eicc—A ti'lcul Comrnlsslbncr's appeared before. the Bridge Construction Committee. lest c1 oning and presented to the cont-J mittcc and Engineer J. E. (irlncr their; idea as to where their wires shall go. when the bridge is constructed. it? was thought best to get. at the matter': early that the engineer, the. committoei and the commissioner's come to “‘1 agreement in order not to hold up the' construction of hte bridge. 1 Other routine business was transact-i ed before the moo—ting ridicurncd. i ORISASR SARPEIITERS 1 VOTE STRIKE APRIL I I (11110111111, 11111111111 lit-«Fifteen thou-A ' send carpenters in Chicago have voted to strike for an increase in wages onE April 1. The result of the rcl'cr'cndumA vote made public last night. showed that the alter or the contractor to pnyA Ia sortie of 021/2 cents 1111 hour 11nd been‘ rejected. The scale now paid the carpenters convertible lHEY Will PRRIARIE ERlllll ARR ERRRRMY .Former Commissioner F. A. Smith Tells oi Advantages 111 :1 recent argument for the nerve- sity 111111 value of the. use of and cquunbie charges to oil alike tor the use of public. water. the subject was presented his follows: "Water meters tire an invention (10' velopcd by necessity to meet the needs True. there was a time yours ngn :whcn 'uli wul‘er works Were opt-ruled without meters, becnusc thcr‘c were none; but even then. it was recognized 11111111111 progressive ofllclnls that this rendition was but a temporary exped- lcut. “T be dcmnnd M1: 11. business- like lid-A ministration of water departments M (Continued 011 Fifth Page.) ..... -......_,.. by.“ ,— lESTElI'IlIiliWE REE NEW HAVEN. ElllllAIlIl Reported that Small Boat Con- taining Several Persons Swampetl ' NEW HAVEN, England. March 16:— jIl‘Olll‘ passengers and several sailors are believed to have been drowned this morning as the result of a collis- ion bctween the Peninsular and Orlen~' . 1111 liner Oceuna and the German bark Pleasure 011‘ Beacby Head. in the Bug- 11511 (.hanncl For some time the lives of the 1111 cr '5 t‘orty one passengers and of the 280 men of her crew were placed in jeopardy. The courage of the oflicers and the. speedy arrival of assistance however prevented it terrible catas- tr.ophe Twenty eight passengers were land; cd here and nine at East Bourne in 1111 other four have been drowned. wotcr Atmcters in order to secure lllliitit‘lt'll. today of yielding from their positions. The miners have declined to modify Athoir demands for n 20 percent. i11- crcnso in wages, on eight-hour work day, recognitMr of the union und 0111- the urn for u compromise Members oi the unihrutilc unncrs‘,‘ cornuntlec conferred 101111,» on u sluic- .it was impossible to unit-en 1111) could in some or conditions and the operators runde‘ no countor pl‘opostil that might port-A advanc c \\ ages 1 number: A realize from the stile oi" 1111111 produced '1 mun equal to thc lnct'cusc in wages. Should 11111111111 side. rem-tit from ils prcscnt position the 11111111 workers in tilt1 1111111 ccnl region will on the expir- ruler. of the present working agree ment on March 31, lay down then- 10015 and suspend work unliluu agree- ment is reached. it is within the 110w» or of the policy committee :11 their meeting on March 2.13 in Cleveland 11) roll 11 111111111 111 both the hnrd and soil coal regions, should tin-1 ”liitutnlnousA mcn 111111 the employee folio reach an ogrcclncnt 111 the Cleveland confor- cnce next Wetlnosdny WHY CONTRACT WAS BROKEN. Representative of Clear Felt Hat Com. ; pany Gives Version of Trouble A With H. 0. MeeKenzle. i A Sentinel reporter interviewed 11‘ :rcpresentutive oi the Clear Felt llet Company. regarding the suit of H E MncKenzic against said firm. He stat- ed that on May 10 1910 the Clear Felt lint Company entered into corn 1 tracts with Howard C. hiacKcnzie 11nd ll-‘runir W. MacKenzie, of Bethel. 1111111 Acontracts were lived up to with the i said Howard C. MacKenzle as IOng as like nt'm could possibly stand his con- ,duct. Mr. \lncKcnzie was in the hub Alt of leaving the factory and gettingA up' A -iutoxlcated. He would not show at thctuctory for several days at a time. He was warned by the head of the concern several times 'musl give up drinking or they would let him go. He finally went to \‘eu illeven for several weeks and took the Keeley cure after which he was given one more chance to make good. He did very Well for a tlrne,l1ut linul- 1y started in drinking again and was 1 . idiochnrged ior neglecting his \v'ork.; ;A week later the said MutKenzies A 8011 came to South \‘orwaik and plenti- ed for sold liltthenzie's rc-instnte- rncnt stating that his father had not Asmsll boots but u is feared that the drunk a drop since his discharge. \l1. .‘ MacKcnzle failed to state in his suit is 00 cents an hour and they asked i’orA gethor with some members of the Lee for “31110119“ ”it“ All“ WAN “lid SOA‘A iii”) cents lor the next three years. FAST DAY PROCLAIMED. ! Gov. Baldwin Recommend: a Closer; Purpose With God. car crew by the capslzing of a boat cross channel steamer standing by. it was thought at first that there: were four hundred passengers on bad on several occasions telephoned generally a tour of all the saloons in town to locate him was made. The defendants’ only wish is to that heA and Clams Dredged From the Harbor is Upheld by the City Authorities or the Courts RRRWERS lRRE AiEN ill RRIRR SilllS WHICH Will PRIWE Chill 10 301R SWES 1.10m .ziwu um 11:. 11w omumm that Dr. Lewis Declares Baciiii Present, and Senator Roman Avers Salt Water Kills All the Germs , ;, RRMPERSAAIRA- I Nl'lW 11 \\'l-‘.\', Mul‘t'h lil.-»li}xt.l‘1lci11 _l'rom the rt-port of 1111 investigation made under the direction 01' the stutc , board of health 111 1910. purporting to show 111111 the whole New H'tvcu hur- bor hats been polluted by sewage were read by 111'. Frank W. Wright. ,benlth olllccr. 111 [I113 public hearing before the board 01’ health last night; on the regulation forbidding the snlc‘ yncc of colon bacilli in oysters from of oysters 111111 1111111129 in this city from the st ctlon n llcgcd to be contaminated. 111'. t‘ 1.2.1.1111s.cit_\ bacteriologlst [said than he had personally examined .spetlmcns of water and o\ stcrs from thc harbor and found colon bacilli in $10, 000 SAME. FRRFEITER A III 'WIIITE SLAVE’ RISE NEW’ YORK, March 16.—United States Judge Hand, on motion Of err. sistant. District Attorney Walton yes~ Aterdoy forfeited the $10,000 ball of Pasquale Frisco. indicted as a "white ‘slavcr!’ The tedcrel authorities re< celvcd information that Fusco had fled to Italy. Frisco is said to have been the pro- moter of 11 resort at Hartford. He was 11 witness for the defense at the trial last October of Morris and Lena Cohen. “white slavers." who were sen- tenced to prison. Soon after that trial Frisco at Hart: lord caused' the arrest of Pasquale Plgniulo, 11 special agent of the De- partment of Justice. charging attempt- ed blackmail. investigation developed that Pignlulo was the victim of a plot and led to Fuseo‘s indictment. 1 A ——A SCRAP OF PAPER. Town Teachers" Association, Tues- day and Wednesday. March iii-‘10, l t l High School Hall 8 p 111. Tickets, 350. A WESTERN EXPRESS 1 WRESKED AT EAST ROME ——-——-———.—. ROME N. Y., March 16.~—The west- iwhlch was transferring them to 3 I0 South NOA‘M‘AA‘ to find him and ”AMA bound \\ eslcru Express on track No A12 of the New York Central Railroad 1ran into the middle of a freight train. iwest- bound, which was crossing from Aboard. but the company says that most show that Mr Mithenzles 3““ 131 track \'0. 3 to track No. 2, tin East I'I AII'I‘AI‘VOARI). MtlI'CII lb.—Thc fifthfiof them were to 1011! her at Mar-‘1 Amore Of a BPIIC aflah— than one “111101116, early today and 85 3. result day of April will be observed as Good il'riduy, 11 proclamation to that effect being sent out by bovcr nor Simeon iii. , liultlwin y'cstcrdny. as follows: cency Simeon F). lluldwln. (iovflernor A Proclamation. l-‘olioulng the ancient custom of Connecticut. 1 hereby appoint. Friday. 11011195. A report has reached here that ihc' Plsngua which collided with A which he thinks he was wrongly treat- ed, for he came to the head of the Athe tour tracks were blocked by the 1wr'cck. lint in spite of the fact that theA concern the day ““9“ his “Wharf-1"" the express was running at high speed ()ccann. has foundercd With all hands. 1 and “Ad he was 30“" he had “'3‘ done the locomotive and the cars behind it SluLAc ni’ (‘ormeclicul 1)} His Exeel- AND confirmation of the report has right lllid that he would come do-Awn remained upright and no one was come to hand. Fishing Boats Wrecked. CEUTA. Morocco. Mnrch lit—«A fish- ing boat reports that on 1111111111 trans- and stay with his successor 11 day or A two and show 111m what he could about A the different styles. Not only that but be said if the killed or seriously injured, although 1 the passengers were shaken 111). Chris- topher Rothmycr. 01' Schenectady. en- tglneer oi the express. was the only the filth (lily of A131“ next as 3 day 0’1 Atlantic vessel has been wrecked 0th Clear Felt lint Co. would ghe him person hur'.t Fasting and Prayer on which I recommend to all people; that they put aside the ordinary busi- ness of their lives, and. assembling: in their ulunl places of worship, 011 each in tile stillness of his own heart and purpose with God the Father AI- mighty, Maker of heaven and earth. Given under my bend and the seal of the stateet the Capitol at Hartford, this 14111 day of March. in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and twelve. and of the independence of the United States. the one hundred and thirty-sixth. (Seal) SlMEON E. BALDWIN. liy ills Excellency‘s commend. MATTHEW ll. ROGERS. Secretary. ' the coast of Almanac on the African node of the Straits of Gibraltar. The fishermen declare that 11 number oi? the stenmer'se boats, which put off from the vessel. capsized and that the occupants were drowned. Four More Drowned. BALTIMORE, March 10.-—-Thc etcumer Gloucester of the Merchants“ and Miners“ blue, from Boston for Bell. timers. was in collision with the schooner Herbert D. Maxwell,“me Baltimore for Wilmington, N. C.. of! Thomas Point. Chesapeake Bay, this morning. The Maxwell Was stink and four of her crew were drowned. The Gloucester has her meinmest and part at her rail carried away. ”mm Advertise in Theiaentlnel. Ennotncr chance ire would do the right thing, lint he was reminded that on Aseverul previous occasions. he had ed to keep it. Frank W. MacKenzle who come into the. concern at the lsome time his brothér did. is still 111 the employ of the said firm, which goes to show that the defendants have lived up to their contract with him in every respect. ‘W - -—-MONDAY NIGHT. Mots. vs. Norwniit: High School Vs. P. A. 1., of Bridgeport. Basketball. Dancing. Armory. —-RED MIN'o DANCE. Every Seturdeyevenine. Red Men's Hell. Admission, alto. male the some promise and had full-- With the freight train 011 the cross- over the block signals were necessar- ily set against the express. Further- more. the totvermnn says he swung the red lantern when he saw the ex press coming and realized that it had run past the danger signal. But En- gineer Rothmyet' said after the wreck that he had seen nothing. W-..” ——-Dn Tuesday, March 19, a cake and candy sale‘ will be held “at the Rest. Room, under the susplces of the Munic- ipal League. -'l‘he lad s will serve tea and cocoa from thr e to live o'clock.W ~MONDAY NlGHT. Mote. ve. Norwailt; High School Vs. P. A. 1.. 'ol Brldsepori. Basketball. Dancing. Armory. ' his rifle. amounts as small as l-500lh of ill tea- spooni’ul. These bacilli, Dr. [IeWIS said, were indications of the presence ow typhoid germs. it was claimed in the, coume of the hearing that this regulation of the health board if 1101. rescinded. will cost. the city over $500,000. Declare City Responsible. Oyster dealers admitted the pres-'1 the harbor. but said they were not an indication that the oystfis were infeCt- ed with disease germs. The, dealers (Continued on Fifth Page.) 111111111111 111111111111 11111 111111 1111111111 Detectives Lobltiiip for Main Belly cl Cane Which Wipeti 011! Virginia Court ,1 HILLSVILLE. 3711., March Mir—01" genizcd pursuit of the fugitive Allen outlaws began today. Sixty detectives, A picked men from all over the state. most. of them carrying army rides in . addition to their revolvers. were mnr~ shelled for the perilous task of scour- ing mountain strongholds for the mliu’ body of the gang that wiped out the circuit court of Carroll County here Thursday. Stories as to the strength of the desperadoes are cout’iictlng. but it is believed that from a dozen to eighteen of them are together, prm - bnbly hidden and entrenched in some, out of the way mountain home just across the North Carolina line. With 11. '15 price upon their heads, these men are A expected to battle to the death, when cornered, in spite of the fact of their . real leaders. Old Sidne. Allen, head of t » the clan. and Floyd Allen, for whose cake the court house slaughter was planned. are prisoners. severely wounded in the county jail. Law and order, all semblance at which was swept away Thursday with the assassination of judge, sheriff and ' A prosecutor, reigns in Carroll again to. day. Judge Staples. designated by Governor Mann to reorganize the dead Judge Massle‘s court, arrived late yesterday, accompanied by Attorney- uenerai Williams and took.charze of A the situation. He at once summoned a. A grand jury, which will sit today to ln~ dict the murderers of Judge Mosaic. . Commonwealth's Attorney Foster, Sheriff Webb and Elizabeth Ayers. Miss Ayers. 19 years old, in court as; 11. witness. received a mortal wound from one of the bullets directed at the ofllcen's. This was not known 11n- tll her death was announced yesterday; , Still another murder may be laid at the door of the Aliens before the jury A is through ‘wltir its work, for Juror Fowler is reported to be dying. A All of last night a heavy guard watched the jail to prevent an attempt: to rescue the prisoners. Sides one? , Floyd Allen, Victor Allen, a son oh. Floyd. and a young man named Stryoh land. The two youngsters were taken yesterday with the wounded Fioyd.’ whom they were guarding Old 8101115 Allen was captured in his mountnilt home. utter e posse ol detective! M killed his wife and so eeveiiely victim ed him that he could no longer hull!
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