trite-bout _ ., _
to worshl tholgrut
God in plain but! true
. . . does not want
admiration .
dwells in the earnest
experience of“ the
common day.
—-Emerson. ‘
Witti‘i‘.
o s o
3291525252. - -,- -‘ -
ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at tho loot
as Second
it rat-con
m \w‘
nuuul
. Slllf ll’il Iii
Four Men Seriously Wl'i“
E
nu
all and a WomanJSirucit hyd Brick
During a Fight; With the Police and Two or Three Thou-
sand fienple
[and Today
liiREE 0E lHE Pilll EXPEBlED Ell DIE Elflli .
' E ‘ illUNDS RECEIVED Ellilll llEEllEllS' RElililEllS
a
S
.l
POTTSViillll-I. Pd, May 8.~-~ln a
.pltl-hod battle between the state police
and a crowd cstimulcd at ‘bciwcon two
nndthrco thousand men at Minors~
ville. curly this morning, four turn are
iltnown to have. boon shot and thrcc
were probably fatally injured. it. is
believed that a dozen or moi-u others
wore also lsruck by built-ls, bull. wore
not. ditl‘lously wounded and did not
seek medical attention. A woman.
Mrs. George Woli, who was standing
on her porch, was struck on the arm
by a brick and was painfully injured.
1* #25:“
rnrlallr cellpucrulls
Allll tiulllllllzll Til ASK
- Fllll accustom
tl. was iodine-d tOdn'y that the Order
of Railroad Conductors and the Bro-
therhood of Railroad Trainmon are to
make an effort. to secure increased
wages for their members who are in
the freight service, as soon as the
fifty eastern roads have disposed of
the Brotherhood of hocomotivc En-
sincere.
At the present time freight conduc-
tors and freight t-ralnmcn are anxious
to get into the passenger service;
there is more money in the passenger
cornice. and the mark is more to the
liking of rain-callers.
The 0. R. C. and B. R. T. want the
conditions of the men in the freight
service such that they will not be so
anxious to get into the passenger scr-
' vice. V
Jeremiah Wail, chairman of Order
or Railroad Conductors on the New
Haven road, and president of tho lilac-l~
era Association of General Chairmen.
was in New York today, and could
not be questionod regarding the re-
port that his organization and the
tralnmeu were to get busy soo in an
effort to better the condition of their
freight men. However, it is known
that the O. R. C. and B. R. T., Jointly
decided some time ago to go béforc
the fifty roads east of Chicago and
north of the Norfolk & Western toad
for higher wages. it was not known,
however, that the men in the freight
scrvlceare the ones whom the two
W)
strong organizations favored the
more.
‘—MILLINERY AT REDUCED
PRICES.
Trimmed hats and the latest shapes
at special sale this week. Miss Spei~
lacy, 14 North Main sireot.
-unwa M-.-
Ill. HillllEll’S ,
BONDITION IMPROVED
, ____,_____=_
The condition of James Golden, who
, is seriously ill at his home In 4 Fair-
fleld avenue. thus a. slight. improve-
ment today. A naultation of physi-
cians was bold late last night,
-M...
*MlLLINERV BALE.
Owing to the cold and rainy weath-
er leaving us with a large number of
trimmed flail-ll, will Mil at greatly re-
duced prim. M". A. Altonbrsndt, 31
Elli. Mdin so,“ South v-Norwalk.
. con-haw
court ramp. 0. d. 9.. windmill its
meeting this proclaim. undo .oimin
Hall. All the moonlit-n m recanted
to be 9mm. ‘ '
r
l l
a
la Troops are Now Pairolling the Town and Appear to
Have the Lawless Spirits Under Control
The. men who are. thought to
been totally hurl arc: ,
David Davis, shot through stomach.
'l‘lvo forcignors, not ldcnllillod by the
authorities at this time.
Another foreigner was shot. through
the log and seriously woundod:
have
ill the l‘ellll‘lil part of m town add
came all u rosuli of a crowd authoring
in from of Ulmor‘a sonic. the old
{Continued on Eighth Page.)
lEN llllllllslllll llll 1
Gulseppe Malvaso, of New Ball-
aan, Charged With Killian
Harry Maudlin, is Arrep-
ted in Hartford
l'lAlt'l‘ll‘Oiti). May 3.--—Staic Polico~
mun Vlrelii ended a ten months’ man
hunt here today. when he placed un-
der arrest. Guiscppe Maivaso, wanted
dcr and attempted murder. it is al-
sent to Bridgeport. lhls'afteruoon. at~
tempted to murder Guiseppe Fusco in
‘Ncw Canaan, August 21, 191.1, and he
',is also charged with the murder of!
August 31, Hill.
slstcn-tiy in many atatos blood the
crimes of which he is accused were
committed. lie was located this
police. Maivaso came to this coun-
try three years ago.
Hurry Muudlin, the murdered man.
was a farmer. ills body was found
by his father In the woods near his
home, in Wilton, with three bullet
wounds in his back.
-To CONSIDER HIGHWAY MATTER.
Town Meeting Called for Tomorrow
Spurting. '
Al. the request of o. number of citi-
zensltho selectlmen have caiiedp bown
melting for Thursday evening of this
week to consider highway matters in
Elicn street, Chestnut Hill and the
West Rocks road. As the Chestnut
Hill matter is of considerable inter-
est because of its peculiar features
and the tuition of E. B. Gollaghor,
some time ago through which the dif-
ticultlca have arisen, it is anticipated
that the meeting will be well Mathilda.
dontiy laboring undor a minimalism
slon, appropriated some! land-fencing
it in and improving it early one mm-
ing. At the mount, of the .0an
the highway was. again commonw-
ovor. . . .
l
chasm! luau? IND
A good id: in to. tint pops:
nachos «with! poeplo and gives the
mum. «on» not can. map
. ' money to you.
(‘k‘i‘ll‘lc light. plant. to fitment Super-l
morning in a local factory. He is said loqual amount of money was given to
to have made admissions to the localmm agricultural slates purely on tho
It. is stated that Mr. Galiulnr ovi- ,
«am. 7 W ‘
tuba-1m " m,
was cortical; cel-
nmnl Mord! Wt
0 that lot! the
I!“ . , . ‘ .
own cum» W. *Wfiifi‘fi-
l ‘ ‘ T E m
1912 WEATHER FORECAST
Shower. tonight and Thursday.
TwocsN'rp,
illllll illlil lllll ,
lullllllzlll will
In. Otto Barthel, oi Haviland
‘ Street, Lost a Valuable Dia-
mond Brooch
Up to press time today only ans bur-
diary was reported to the police pp p.
«result of the visit of Buffalo Bill's Wild
west show to town 1%! with. til
moi following of tougho MW
thieves. That took place at Otto Boo
thol’e residence. in iiuviland Infect.
The from door luld been left open and
0. young man, little more than a boy,
011W. Mrs. Bamlioi cmnc home just
in time to catch the youth descending
tho-stairs which lead. to the upper
floor. The man had in his and a. pair
of opera clamp and a Watch which
Mrs. Buri‘hoi dcnnuudlul and snubbed
from his Krono-
‘l‘ha young follow mudo his «capo
and latcr‘Mrs. ilarthol initiated a dim
Buckingham
a Report
mood brooch of sumo value,
the follow had cocci-«ital in aocrolinll
on his pursuit before she caught him.
The lltcldontwus rcporicd b0 the
doscrlplion of the follow an t-lhtl cotthi.
it is pmbnblo. limit he was a circus folv
Thi- light occurrod ommiuh Itrmfilliiglil. bci‘oro ihc police could amusi-
mode in that. dirt-t'uon last night.
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FAlilllllilLTllllll. All)
lllllllBTlllll. EDWIN“
wasumoron. May 8.—-'l‘he mem‘
jimmy. a months: of midst-colloid
for the promotion of education in up
’riculmrc, tho trades And industries;
from the federal gorcrnmcnt. 1
He says that the bill as It is now}
framed is capable of administratloufi
under the lawn and traditions of the,
Eaatcrn stutoa and thuir motods of:
raising public funds for the Immortal?
schools. The original bill, be sum}
largely included the Eastern states,
because. they allowed only so much}
Etnxfifl. in Connecticut, and most all
i
i
lmoclly supported by local taxes and
llhu provision of the bill meets this
, condition.
i
treason that they were thought to navel
. . "
Malvaso has been searched for per_lilt~on unfair in Jim distribution 0fi the individual.
! funds in that the apllmpriaiion for the]
Etradcs and lnduslrloa was distributed!
ion the basis of population, while an
basis of thoae engaged in agriculture.
The new measure, is now made uni~
form both classes of grants.
The administration rectum of the
revision have been much simplified
so that it is now believed that the mob-
Ilura can be effectively and practical-
ly administered by the department of
the interior acting through the state
boards of education.
FAR WELL RECEPTION.
Miss Mary Jamil, of 91 Main street.
Norwalk, who is soon to be the bride
of Stephen Hoffa, salvo I. unnum-
oeptlon wt Cluott & Peabody company.
to her many tripods. Saturday after
noon.
Those pm were Mrs. McOabo.
Mrs. Snooper. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. John-
son. Mrs. Endemic-k. Mary' ‘Jmii,
Looiu‘dulii‘,’ Loch Shorwood, Angola
ta nyxboopAnm Sullivan, Muion‘Do
14003.8!“ Gpi-tlleo. Tonic Bhleido.
Millie MIMI. Billie uwlor. Bertha
Duffy, Jennie Andaman, Edith Fasten.
Guarantor. Mr. Wm. Mina. Mr.’
tumors. Walter Ewlut. Percy '1‘»-
lor. William Ewing, Jr.
Will-la «mailman- woro bring
mud the ideals presented Miss las-
sii with a beautiful piece of sliver-
wana. The MI downed 1m in
the afternoon. wishing Min Jasaii a.
long and happy married life.
~0lx microcosms.
Largo cabinet also. one dollar.
For a limit“ time at North's studio. '
which i
l
I the mcluhorohtp f
l
police. Mrs. linrthol giving all good a;
5 Edward '1‘. Bull
l
lowur and disappeared from town laab.
hcnd him, alillouah l-vcry effort wus tho order. The
lhu stated, was 6'
:Tountmmoc. No:
l
i
l
bent of the Connocticm delegation in i tribes. lie com
consl‘tm bsva‘rccsived from languid
{Brim on own!
ofoduoaiion. [letter in which ‘iioland also Una-u Tribe, of South Nor-
'wlthdt‘lflfl his opposition to tho billi
now pending in (‘Oilfli‘l‘lfl to socure lid?
lwixwams.
t-ian'rronp, thy 8.—-—Thc pant year
has been a pros" , full one for the im-
prou‘d ilrdcr of Men of tho Slain,
- shown a substan-
tlal increase, i. . the order is in
flourishing oond‘l ' amt Sachem
min. of Bfldflcport,
" ‘lnlglrcscniiug his
told tho doloxnl
. annuul report, or.
’ihe 20ml annual ‘ a convention of
Eehcrship on may i.
"o, tut) now tribes
during‘thc year,
7, and Mlamono-
had been instill.
' cry tribe was add
hip. The roport of
the grant chicf words, he said.
would show that ‘ had been a very
large intercom in naturals of the
‘ tnah, No. 58. and ,
log to its mcmbc ,
at Stamford and :
walk, and Nonnvmuk Tribe, of Sey-
mour. in starting the construction of!
in making cousin recom-
mendationd ho mid: "During this
Great Sun a question has amen relo-
uivo to collecting on the bond of a
coler of wompum of out of the
tribes. The bonding company has to-
fu‘wd to pay on a technical mound
and legal trococdlnss will have to be
institutaud to collect it and were is o.
qucstion as to the peaceful standing
or this company. i would recommend
in Fulrfleld county on charges of mur- 11 federal aid as was secured by state; limit the various ohicftnlncioi. requir-
ing bonding, be bonded on chimin-
. i .
legcd that the prisoner. who will mule othor hustprn slates, schools uremiostbrough the Great CouncilofCon
be bonding the chicftaincy and not
SAYS lllllllflllll
IS IN A “Milli
BOSTON. May s.-“ll.'s a he," said
William A. Morse. attorney for Clar-
enCo V. T. Richmon. today. in answer
to the chm-go by Mrs. Louis E. Brit-
lsln. that his client was formerly a
Mormon. “i now Richoson'a life story
thoroughly. and the statement that he
ha. been a Mormon, is I wicked. fool-
ish, ridiculous lie. We have a record
in short hand of everything that Riche-
son has ever done; i know lull. what
he has done every year of his life. He
was not at Staten island innliloil. u
this woman charges. Tho story is a
foolish fake of the same kind on the
letters 1 get every day from poo-
plc. most of them claiming to be mes.
sages from heaven. The story in abso-
lutely untrue."
SIDEWALK CAMPAIGN GOM-
, Maidens.
Street Commissioncr Alfred Brown
has commenced his spring crusade for
better sidewalks and all in tho cit)"
whose sidewalk. are in any way do-
footive are mlviugnoticos that they
must be napalm M. once. The ones.
out. adenlniltmion seems to be do
permitted that some improvement
must be made in this direction and
from what has outed at several 01
the coumii" location it in common
time on mmptmny be made to tall
and validity“ the present In: which
ompowm this city to tom pupal-lye
ovum to tails prop" «not the wido-
t .
,' , a talk." Willy at,
i cents an hour.
mellow, the premiums to be paid by? am
the local tribes. The premiums would;
i be less and their would ho no (attention;
The corner bills were opposed byfus to the collecting of any bon "
. . . ‘ o l
ll‘lfln‘y Maudlin in the town of Wilton j.Vthc Connecticut slam heard for the, through the Great. (.ouncil. it w ud
lllill llill lllllllls
ill l. l. llllllllls
w-au“... .—
Electrical Engines and Other
Equipment for New Haven
Road
u.
NEW HAVEN, inlay 8.-—-Contracta
have been let to the amount of several
hundrod thousand dollars for tho foun-
dation of tho electriacl structure of the
Now York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad between Stamford and New
liaven and work has been begun.
Contracts have also been given to
the amount of one million dollars for
clcrlrical engines and the extension
will probably be cotnploicd within the
calendar year.
Another Project To Cost One Million
Dollars.
NEW HAVEN, May 8.-As soon as
final rights of way are acquired the
contracts will he let for the new link
lot in.) liosion and Maltlc railroad no
ltwccn South Windsor and White Riv-
lcr Junction, Vi. The coat of tho work
3 will ho about and million dollars.
Contracts have pivcn and work bu»
illfun upon the lower link of thu‘mm‘m” “E FAWN J- Ellison, of Non,»
iconic line between South Vernon and
litrntilubom. Vb. a distance of about.
,l tan miles. mainly upon tho New llnmp
filhlrc side of the river.
: Thu line will be constructed immedi-
flatciy for a track and remotely for a
I double truck.
' the lrsiligoa and tho cairanco into Brut-
‘noimm will be approximately $1,250,-
000.
BAIPEITEISVIILL
err mpg llliilEAIE
Tho Union tarmac. arc to color
cruise in their was". this to begin
on June I. The raise itsclf will amount
to a limit. morodhtn thirty cents a.
week, bit. the object in the increase
in pay has been accomplished. that of
giving the commuters a half-holiday
on Satan”.
Albert Buttery, of Norwalk Local
Comedians and Joiners of America.
stated that there has been no trouble
over lhclucrem. it was to have come
5
he stated, on May let. but the cal-pon-l
latte decided to xi
fin illi unexpired contracts already be-
va the bosses limo
gun.
The mice in money amounts to four
The lessened time
cunts to four hours a week. Former-
ly and alt present. the carpenters work
forty-eight hours a week at forlyone
cents an hour.
hours.
This schedule has
been glten out.
not previously
.._____-
CONGREGATIONAL BROTHER-
HOOD.
w—
thnl Charitable Annotation for the
Town is Proposed.
The Brotherhood of the South Nor-
waik Congregational Church held an
important and enthusiastic meeting
last evening, at which time a large
amount of hulllnoss was transacted.
The Brotharhood recommended
the adoption of a. sci-ice of Bible stud-
ies for the Christian inquiry Club for
the coming year based on the life of
Christ.
The meeting paued resolutions
mdorsing and urging the formation
of a central charitable association in
town M proposed by the ladies of tho
Municlpa; Lcngiie, Oivlc Hague and
blast Norwalk improvement associa-
tion. _
it was also voted to circulate a poll-
tlon on the anti-mosquito crusade
and another urging the installation of
ll. proper and safe appliance in the
way of fire escape: for the town.
«uIUV A IOX
of My chains. hand-made Tomboy
cigars and you'll get I mighty good
smoke out of every cigar. All my
Tomboy cigars are good clam bo-
caaso i make no "seconds." Tomboy
plur- havo suited Norwaik smoker.
for 17 yesnkihoy’il surely suit you.
John 1‘. limit“. melt”.
, The woman who can inch can And
mm. W _ , 'M mm It
Nil.
It“
, The increase will bet
,fortydlve cents an hour for forty-four
Duck on April 6th; as That
He Was Seen
Another mystery was cleared up
last night, when, shortly lifter 7 0‘-
clock, Hugh lines discovcmd the re
i
l
1. walk, who disappeared over a month
i ago. The body was in Norwalk har-
.‘_ bor, floating face downward. It was
‘5 in a terrible stoic of duty, though not
iso body decomposed as to prohibit
; identification,
‘ As was lid in those columns upon
The mot for the ion miles inrludinlfi the disappearance of m‘ he was.
isuppouod all along to have been
drowned, for he was last seen on the
i
midnight. on April 6th.
tut alums: ‘
~ ,- ~=~llilllfill lulu
ml. {would in u... York
loll Structure at $250,000,
and Traffic Washed Up
i in fact Emu
l
l
NEW YORK, May 8.—Fifteen hun-
dred persons were routed from their
beds in lodging houses along East
iTwenty—third street. early yesterday.
{following the sounding of four alarms
ifor a fire in a six-story loft. building
moor the corner of Second avenue.
g Many of those who were hurried to the
lair-eats by the firemen found them.
selves shivering in the rain with rai.
ment so scant that hospital ambulan-
ces were called to escort them to shel~
tor.
The fire after a two hours' light was
confined to the loft. building. with a
loss of about $250,000. There was al-
30 some damage from smoke and war
tor to tho lodging houses on either
side. and to the Twenty-second street
police station. which adjoined the
burned building in the rear. The
blaze caused a four hour tie up in the
traffic on the Second avenue surface
and elevated lines.
Silllilflllill IlllOS’
‘ llllEVl SAFE Ill PilllT
SEWARD,‘ Alaska, May 8.~'l‘he
mall steamer Dora, bringing 35 our-
vivors of the wrecked codfiehing
schooner Joseph lines, including Mrs.
Charles Foe. wife of the master of
the lost vessel, has arrived from Chi~
rlkof island, where the Run ’wenb
ashore. April 2i.
Tho Russ struck at high tide, dur-
lng a terrific gale. immense waves
spam the docks and «the chow and tho
lone woman lashed themselves to the
rigging. where they remained six
balm.
When the tide went. out baggage.
provision- and other articles that
would enable them to live on the un‘
inhabited inland until ranchers came
were taken off the vessel. Several
members of the crew in two small
dorlee rowed to Chlxnik, 100 miles die-
tant, for aid.
Duty day lento stomp-trons who
chain to com to your stars to ciao
mm» install“ and your M
uuumwuml
wuuum
umuumuu
Supposed to Have Fallen Off the Horwailt Steamboat Company,
lililiil us A tall Sllllillill. Bill in nu _
Bill lllllll ullllllllus lllltlllll l
domains Recovered by Hugh Hines Alongside His Launch
Night Shortly After 7 O’clock
1 Norwnik steamboat dock, shortly lifterl
m.
ASl » ‘
Was the Last Day on Which
About Horwalk
4
' was requested to get off the dock bl ..
[the night watchman, who “feared can ‘3
’vcry‘thing that finally happened. ,
A report to the effect that My
‘ had been missing nine days now
tutored with the Nomllt MN on
April 15th. The police conductor! ll
investigation and because um
could be learned count the man thin! ,
lthoughl. by the police um he launch"
his death by drowning.
But as time went on and the body
'did not mak‘c‘ an appeatonce, and an
no traces were found to whether to
(Continual! 0n Flfth1’age.) ‘
L
l
OYSTER collector
-' all.
cyan-«Mn; t». ‘ _
An oyster schooner. from
Mass., loaded with need, has , .
ashore on Round Beach since 8W
night. according to reports cm: . L
from the amber docks this mom '
and up to the present time all I ,
to free the vessel have been : a) W
cessful, although another alumni”
be made at,high tide this alto '
The achoonor, which is that”
Captain Benjamin, was bound
her home with her load of seed;
she run afoul of the beach. '1‘
tsln's ignorance of the‘ local w
combined with the fog and dot-kid“
of the night account for the circuits-
stance. .
it was reported this morning tho}
the boat was not damaged to any good:
extent, the sandy bottom of Round
Beach aifording a comfortable resting
place.
Tn‘llllll—Pllmli
AllllilAl. IEETI‘H
The annual parish meeting of Trim
ity Church was held last evening and
was well attended. The roporta In
mittcd showed that the church was in
a flattering condition under the stop
srdship of Rev. Frederick A. Colon "
'I‘hc officer-o elected were as follow
senior Warden-0. W. Raymond,
Junior Warden~83muol Weed. .
Vestryinen—W. W. er. Phillip”;
Knapp, Ill. H. Mathewson, Robert m
lens. Minot 9., Smith, Henry 0. Bo "
Charles” Gehrmann. Frederick H. Flow
and E. H. Fox.
Clerk—4i}. B. Doulcne.
Treasurer-en W. Raymond.
LECTURE FOR calamari.
at.“
Will be Given for Nerwalk Chaptor
Rev. H. 8. Brown. anl'ld‘fi‘“
At very iinely illnotrwtod ‘1
will be given to all tile children of.
public schools of Norwult and .. ,
on "landmarks in American Hi
under the direction "of Eda
Committee of Norwlk Ohcptarl
R. Rev. Dr. H. B. Brown, of ‘ ..
will sive the lecture, and the w
(locally ilnla slides have, been omitted
from the international Bureau of ‘
tum. National my. If. A. n.
A cordial invitation is , . ,
mommof D. A humanism,
the pupils of tits union». on ,
«columnar 10th, at Hull
mu, 3 o'clock. ‘ '
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Norwalk Chronicler