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Guissppe Malvaso, Arrested by State Policemen Virelli in Hart-
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lord, Also Tells How He
the Back Ten .,
“Williiil II ltii iliRllHlllll.” iii
Illiillllliil illiHilllllliS iiiiillWlllll illilill.
Says Maudlin Kicked His Fire but and Called Him Bad Names
and Drderad Him Off the Farm
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After a nine months‘ hunt, States
Policeman Frank Virclli finally locat-
ed Gulscppc Malvuso working at til-o
Oapewell horseshoe, null factory at.
Hartford, yesterdoy. lie is wanted in
this county for the. thunder oi” Hurry
nMudiln, a farmer at Wilton on An-
~IIIISt 31 last, and for attempting to
murder Giuseppe lv‘usco, his brother.
imiaw, in New Canaan, ten days be-
fore. Tho murderer is «cited the
“Poewoe,” on Account of his diminu-
tive stature. He is of slight build,
and is 4 feet 5 Int-hos in height. There
THIDWN WHILE TIVIIG
T0 BMID TI‘0LLEY
That Mrs. Cyrus Ruscoe, of West.-
mrt, was not seriously injured yester-
day is partly due to the tract thati
.Westport avenue is exceedingly mud-
,dy and that at the place she fell the
mud was particularly deep.
Mrs. Roscoe come out to take the'
Bridgeport trolley for Norwalk, arriv-
ing at Main and Wall streets at 8:50,
o’clock The car had stopped, the
tnotorman was turning the switch-
.light, and Mrs. Roscoe attempted to
board the car
Just as she had placed a foot on the
. step the conducto: rang two bells and
the car started with a jump. Mrs.
Roscoe was thrown hard, landing
squarely in the mud and sustaining
bud: strains and bruises. As she fell
the conductor saw her plight and stop.
«pod the car. Both Amotormsn and con.
doctor ran to her assistance tend
werovexceedingly- sorry for the cool.
dent. Mrs. Roscoe was also consider.
ate of the feelings of the cnrmcn and.
will probably not press any complaint
The car stops at tho top’of the hill
for the switchslight which governs the
track between Peat Swamp and that
point, and the light is situated on m
white pole, a regular stopping place
for passengers. The conductor was
inside the our and there was no one
on the rear platform. The m‘otoumanl
had seen Mrs. Ruscoe, but the Con-
ductor had not. When the motorman‘
received the conductors signal to
proceed he figured that the passenger
had boarded the cal: solely.
What makes the affair more 3ch
ions in Mrs. Rusco‘s advanced age.
She is over. sixty-eight; years of age
and her bruises and strains are troub-
ling her more “than they would a
. younger person. She is feeling quite
'9 bodily today, but, is not confined to her
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q-MILLINERY SALE.
' Owing to the cold and rainy weath-
er leaving us with a large number of
trimmed bolts, will sell at greatly re-
tinted prices. Mrs. A. Albeubrandt, 31
so Main St. Scull: Norwaik
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CMABLANCA, Morocco. May 9. «-
The trimmed in the suburbs of Maro-
késh. one of the our»; capital; or
Morocco. luvs broke out in revolt:
The Guilt w Mutilated and the
trihosinow this nitrogen the realm
cos of tho’ outlining ‘. ~
Afltatiolt Wt "the sultan of
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murderer took to the woods and ovad- i
or] capture.
Wm.
‘ um sluts! «in. u with...
Shot Brother-in Law in
Days Before
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wastno question at all that. "Peowoe"
was the one who attempted to kill Mr.
Fusco, at. New Canann, but the little.
The county authorities wore start»
.flve who sat down to the banquet.
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Mrs. c. A. McNamara Proves a
Happy Choice as Toaslmistress
and Fine lens is Served
The annual banquet of Court hour.
at, Daughters of Coctile, was held last
evening at the club hOusc at Pine
Point and was the’ most successful
and beppioivt occasion of its kind ever
given by this progressive order oi!
indies. Despite the rain and other ad-
verso conditions there were seventy-
That John Ledwith is the chef, for
whom they were looking $00.3 without
saying, after hearing the remarks
villi-188d as the banquet was served,
course by course. The members were
more than pleased with his work.
The club house was beautifully dec-
orated for tittfbccoalon and the furn-
ishing of the building woe commcndr
ed on uvcry hand Tho banquet built
was duorntod tastefully with Ameri-“
can and trick flags, while the oourt‘;s
colors of yollow and purple were euro:
rlcd Out finely. The mitotic was bank
ed with cnrnntions and roses, wttlcltl
made a beautiful effect. The furul-'
turn is of mission stained a grout.
led at the news of the killing of Har-
ry Mandlln on his own farm, ten days
later. Mr. Mundlin lined with Mo
fatinr on a form. On the morning ofa
August 31 he wont out of the house.
in the morning. His father heard two
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\‘EW YORK, May 9.-Furthor too
llnmny to support the contention of
the gayerntnent that the American
Steel, iron and Wire Company, one of
' the largest subsidiaries of the Unit-
ed Sluice Steel Corporation, was in It-
self on illegal combination was taken
yesterday when the hearings in the
suit to dissolve the corporation un-
der the Sherman nnt.i«'i‘ruat not were
resumed before Commissioner Henry
1’. Brown.
The witnesses coiled were officials
of the wire company who were ask-
ed about the early formation of the
company and its alleged participation
in wire pool agreements with other
manufacturers. According to the ev-
idence thus for advanced. one of
turers' Association, not only fixed the
price of horooshocs to general con-
sumers. but also fixed prices on bids
on contracts with «the United States.
Government.
The corporation attorneys claim
that. the executive officials of the
steel corporation had no knowledge
of its wire subsidisry's participation
in the pools and caused it to with-
draw frdm them as soon as they dis;
covered It.
e-RECEPTION AND DANCE.
Policy's Dancing School, Red Men's
Hall, Mon, May iii. Svec's ‘Orch.
Admission 25c.
IonIt snob, IIIAIIIE.
uts‘ssomoo FlilE
YORK BEACH, Mo. “May 9.—~The
Sea View House, a cottage, an ice
house 41nd two stables. were destroyed
in on early morning fire which threat-
ened to destroy a large port of the
Long Beach section here yesterday
The loss was wpproalmatelli, $30,000
The origin of the tire is not harm all
though incondlan'ism in mm
sea View...tiouue."tne Ill-eyeshadow-
covered. The Mill. quickly mold.
enveloped and the tibial a {our my
names. rust-s were no sum in the
homiry as tho «posits: “WM the
beach doe-pot «its pines until next
mifoth. mot tho hotel tho llamas low
‘od to too ’an collapse. on-
other stupid and an mom. .
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WK PHOTOGRAPHB.
111A?“ «billet. lilo. one dollar.
‘ Infantile
,mund inside the child!
For A iim‘ihod timer“ Narih'l Iflittdio.
these pools, the Horse Shoe Manufac-
Starting in a barn in the Mr of tho.
slderable headway before being din-v
wooden struolhrd. who seen A also. of,
slmdu and presented a “My piouslng
and harmonious effect l‘ho othil'a%
Iwcro amlroprintoly decorated, load-Inn
from a hull arranged In a cosy COI‘
Iuer effect. (in the upper floor are
four hodtwooms one furniahod in pink,
another in yellow, to third in violet und‘
the» fourth in blue.
The xtonstmistruss at the balances
was Mrs C. A. McNamara and shot
{proved to be a happy choice for that
responsible position. her ready will
numbing the meme: with ample
opportunity to indium in a m
hearty twill now and then. .‘i‘ho
speakers of the evening were Rev. it.
J Carroll Rev. Swollen monorutuky,
Mayor‘Wililom F Tammy. Frank J
Honolulu. John P. McMahon, Mrs. bilia-
abebb I, Ahcrn, of New Haven, who
is the mute regent; and Miss Montana.
01 New Haven.
honors of regret from Dr. Thomas.
Drennnn. and Miss Frances Darin, of
Greenwich, district deputy, were load.
At. the ooucinuionot the banquet
rthe merry party gathered around and .
enjoyodp dancing to music furnishodi
by Eliot‘s orchestra. A delightful
social time was also enjoyed
Much of the credit for the success
of the affair is due to the committee
in charge which was made up of lilies
Moo Williams, Mrs. C. A. McNamara
Miss Katherine Campbell, Miss Fron-
Ices Costello and Mrs. John D. rum
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About Two Hundred Young Peo-
ple In Attendance Have a
Delightful Time
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The dance that was given In Red
Men’s Hall, last evening. by Trinity
Branch of the Girls‘ Friendly Sonia
ty proved to bo‘a most successful at-
full despite the condition of the
heathen. Fully two hundred people
wore in atenduncc and being a loill'
row hour-II at their disposal.
The hall was prettiiy decorated for
the occasion with pink and white
streamers and Hubboil's orchestra
furnished excellent music for dancing.
which We: enjoyed by All present.
There were few if any. wall horrors.
In tho course at the evenlhg refresh.
menu consisting of ice 9mm. cake
and lemonade were served. .; . _
it was put until after midninhl that,
the orchestra played thejltrtuns of
Home. sweet Home. and the young
people winded their way homewsrd.
All were lecherous in their praises of
the work of the commie and mom.
em. The committee to which be
lotto! tho llbn’s show of ,thc mdit
for thamneosu of tho-affair was made
up of Miss riosopblno Oldfield. chain
man: Min Louise Schaub and Mill
ids Kruger. '
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All Are All"... and Show.
iplaying hitherto unknown in the Aor-
{public and. students of the piano by
gathering they made tbd' Most of the ‘
PilPiiS illii
Aiifllii
Nearly Dns um... People
floor a Brilliant Program
Rendered on the Piano
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Desire to Advance
That an timeout of interest in piano
walks has been aroused among both
the remarkable maths mined in the
field of lnatructloa by Victor Blart
since his return to Atom-loo after his
brilliant concert tour abroad was at-
touted to by the largest gathering ever
assembled to honor piano playing in
town
i-‘uiiy a thousand were presont at
Music Hall last night to hear his pu
oils in their annual recital, which
has grown to be one of the musics
events. The really wonderful work of
these young players In rapidly remai-
lng possibilities in piAno playing sel-
dom mliaod, and points to a standard
which Dill) I pianist. of Mr Blow”
WWIWn Mm“ oft
his success in- this field is also lithium
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NEW YORK, May‘llr-The finger
print system for the identification
and the protection of depositors.“
being "rapidly adopted by New York
bankers, The North gide Bani: is the
latest institution to Adopt the finger-
print system regarding which Boom
tsry Arthur n. Kirsch said today:
"it knot the Bertlllou system used:
by the police, but was devised by out
Englishman named P. A. Black, who
for to years was employed by the
ilritisb government at Singapore. in
dis. instead of the thumb, we take
the Imprint of three fingers of the,‘
right bond, the tips of the index. mid-l
die and third lingers. y
"We provide blanks for our deposi-
tors upon which they who their six-
natnres and leave their finger prints.‘
These we keep on file, to have in case
of emergency. We have yet to come
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- across a depositor who objects to
this. in fact. they seem to like the
‘ ides immensely "
maul-Iv.
IIIY IUTDIIIIIEI EDI
IEIDIIIL 0“ PAIIDE
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Arrangements for the celebration of
Memorial Day are being completed
rapidly. and Captain Oscar st .10th
who is in charge or the south Nor-
waikond oi the affair. announced yos~
tort-thy that he had secured a number
of automblles for the day. but need
ed more. If! any desire to broiler the
use of their. machines during the
morning they are requested to notify
Captain at. John either in person or,
by telephone. The following have at.
ready promised the use of their luv
v. Caryl. H. Rundle. it. ill, Gotham.
J. Wallace Marvin, Arthur Wsidm
irvin Olmsbud. Herbert A.,!i1atitew-
”. 1‘). 8. Hull. 'aDr mm G.
Brown (2). D D. Murphy. Frederick
H onion, Charles 8.1‘rowbrldxe.
Aldon, whoa. W W. Cometock and
Jobs our! Know.
Tho ponds will assemble at Ratio
MAW-tot 9:30 o'clock on Memo.
mu Day moral“:
Matthew AT- .nsouoco
. mien.
. 7mm Wood the latest limp“
at well sale this week. one out
-—8¢ntlnslpWsnts are winners
‘ lacy.- ll North Main street.
~ Quite a sum or money wash tied for
chines: ’livorsbt a. Holiday, Harbour
II. Innis iiillil .
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Town Assembly Hall Filled Last
Evening by Members and“
Friends at Organization
Attended by several hundred young
maple the dance given last evening
by St. Mary's Young Men‘s Club in
the Town Assembly Hall was an on-
thusinstic and gratifying necessu
the growing organization and the
society features were particularly
pleasing to all pronent. Despite the
unfavorable weather conditions the
hall was filled, exceeding'even the
loudest cxmectstions of those .in
charge.
Twenty dances upon the neat pro
gratin, for which Svcc's fourvpiece or»
chcstra furnished music. were enjoyed
by the gathering. During intermis
niou refreshments of ice cream and
coke were served and appmclntcd by
all.
The hull was tastefully decorated
with flame and banners, the color
scheme memo and white the colors;
of the club. being neatly brought out 5
:Tho huge banner of the club adorned:
.tibe platform from which the orchos-'
trn dispensed the exreilent music.
The committee was moored as foLI
ions: ilornerd .l Natteford, Chou-Ion,1
i.. inward, William H. liynnu, Rich I
Md .1 itilibttrn and Julio H. tic-l
Curr rre.i l
PIIIIIPILSIIP 0F
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TOWN i|l0ii 80ll00l.’
it in mm item I conversa-
mflm one 0!. W member. or misuse no being concentrated here by , in; Most of thorn have been reunion:
but"! at school mitors that Principul
mm it. Gumbart. of the high
:0th will retain his present posh
‘tion, with he will be Appersoded in
outbox-bu and subject to the rulings-
0f the new town superintendent, who-
ovsr he may be.
It is likely that a special meeting
of the ochool board will be called;
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shortly to “I“ action on some of that been stationed to the north of Swa‘
The committee world“.
applications.
on the applications bu not been idle
and have attempted to do all in their
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area of Points Coupon. St Landry.
{ is rapidly becoming inundated. Both
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[lililill IIIII II BREAK
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Several More Parishes Covered
Ruin in That Section of the
plate, Millions of Dollars Being Lost
lililiiiis Iii SKIFFS iii REP
lines by the Great Disaster
xawn'onns,1n. my own: tour-
int; away 1,400 feet of the south end
of the Torres crevasse. a wall of
water from eight to ten feet deep and
half a mile in width is today bearing
down upon the already over-flowed
and several other parishes to complete
its work of ruin
New Roads, heretofore considered
practically safe from the Torres flood
are being built and other proper ..
lions made by the towuspeople for a
hurried exit.
This section of the parish, being
thickly populated. much rescue work-
will be required. Motor boats and;
the government representatives. to!
IIIIEIE fl’IIIPB
BEIII DIIIIIIIIED
HONG KONG, China, May 9.‘-——Thou~
sands of Chinese soldiers who have
low, In the province of Kwang-Tung.
are ramming to Canton. It is fear-
ed that. labor troubles will follow the
power to select a good man to recon)
mend to the board. it is the belief
that the man finally selected will be
the. best mung the applicants and one
fully qualified for the position.
L000IOTWE PIIEIEI
T0 HAVE WIDE iliiiIEIIE
NEW YORK. May 8.«-!I’he demands
of the locomotive Amman on the fifty
lroads in the Eastern territory for in-
oroaosd wages, extra men on the cor-
toin clones of freight engines (and oth-
or working conditions. come up next
Wednesday for consideration by the
oonterence committee of railroad man-
I” A reply is expected to be draft-
ed to the demands. which will be bout
to Grand Chief Carter, of the Brother.
hood of locomotive Firemen and En
ginomen, following which there will be
a series at conferences to consider the
demands in detail.
‘itvlo stated that 6.500 firemen have
been promdtod to be shalom in the
Brotherhood of locomotive Firemen
and Enxlnomen pill come under the
swam of the arbitrators. who will be
chosen to arbitrate the demands of the
engineers who are members of the
Brotherhood of locomotive, Engineers.
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Wed
NEW YORK. May 9.~Ds.nlel Wil-
lard. plosidont of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, the arbitrator chosen
by the lit-tern Railroads,'and P. H
Merriam. tormor pmident of the
Brotherhod of Railroad Trainmon.
chosen an arbitrator by the income
tire summers. ekpsdt to most today
to anoint five other erbltmors. to
m with them It board at seven to
erbium the demands of the onsl-
boots.
disbandlng of these troops
A former governor of Canton has
been made commander in chief at
the armed forces and he is proceed-
ing to exterminate the «drains of the
West River. Men caught stealing oven
trifling sums are shot daily.
Hundred of battles can be seen float-
ing near the banks of the West. River.
Some of tliem have been in the water
for weeks.
Forclgners in south China expected
:24 hours Anonhbmteutoem
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With Water and the Worth
State Appears to be Com-“
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some Instances the officers continental ‘
omits, and are holding them in roadie
nose.
Farmers driving their livestock ill
advance of the door, arrived 11% :,,
1y today from the country :
doche They report hundreds o ,
pie marooned in choir homes in m
vicinity who are in." urgent need of do?
lief. Motor boats W unable fl!
reach that district: yesterday.
Doctors in chino are reported to ho '
reaping a rich harvest 1n the inundat- ‘
ed country. Many hm from whicfl‘
the occupants were hastily drivel!
have been broken open and robbed.
Over 1,000 refugoes have xpd
thrOugh New Roads during the
story of hardship, minty and on”
Gd countless.
etvvortosmn ,
sxrtosiov lilollllt"
CLEVELAND. 0.. troy 9
cation of two of the three men ‘
in the evolution ottbo with! .
once of the American Steel and mm
Company be“ only toflyo "a
tiered mpossibie‘ W oil the m
of the explosion. The bod!“
burned and chor'rod. beyond .
non. Twenty men weoé seriously,
ured. Fire broke out and the him“
made considerable heudway how
they were extinguished by the on
fighting force of the oompany.w ‘
maintains its private departm ,
The plant is selleral miles mm
city nd tihe city apparatus did not
to the scene.
PITTSBURG, Pit, May 9.~Twen
a renewal of the recent. anarchicai
conditions now that the funds of the
government treasury are depleted.
The British fleet has sailed for the
north of China with thousands of in-
dian troops from Hong Kong. Other
detachments of the garrison here, in
in reported. are awaiting orders to em-
both.
Dr. Sun Ymtsen is retiring to Ma-
cao, the Portuguese dependency on
the Canton River, where he plans to
reside.
NEW CAPTAIN FOR LIFE BAVERB.
At a meeting of the Life ‘Savers
held last night, 0. A. Voik was elected
captain to tilt the vacancy created by
the resignation of Edward Crush,
who has removed to Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr. Voik was also elected to be
chairman of the bath house commit-
toe.
The members voted to purchase two
new boats for the coming season and
the saturday evening dance commit
teea submitted an excellent report.
The loot dance will be held on the
18th.
Three models were distributed to
members.
HOMI CHAPTIRMBITINO.
The May, meeting of the ammo
Ohlptcrr g: the Kings nanom- but
be held at the South riot-omit Debit-l:
Church. 'l‘uosdoy, May 1M All tho
members are «neatly mm to
attend.
two men were carrying a bar of!
29 feet long at the Pittsburgh Steer
Company a Moneasen plant yesterday.
and were abom. to place it in its
altlon in the foundation of a blast.
nace, when a bolt of lightning at ‘
l the iron, twisted it into an “S" slum
knocked all the men unconsciom and
internally injured two, who are in i
critical condition. .
SEAR HILL MAN LOST.
George S. Canneid. of Seer Hill -
Ported to Chief Thomas Leather“
this morning that he had folio
horse and wagon standing yin ,5.
woods hear his home. with the M
or missing. in the wagon were foil "
some groceries that had been
ed from the A. d: P. store. in ,
street. inquiries there developed
a man had purchased goods than,
night. and a description of himl‘yll
secured. The manager of, the on”
reports that. art. than time. the
was not drunk. A vigorous search
bolus prosecuted to find the DI
um. ootosu COMFORTA ow
James Golden passed a. combo
night and his condition remains a 't
the some.
«by A sex 2
of titty choice. hand-made Tool ”
cigars and you’ll not A mighty
solute out of every cigar. All
Tomboy slurs are mod ,0
annual make no "new“!
cigars lingual!“ mus
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