The « idiot seconds
to we hip the great
God liA plain and true
A. does not want
' Idnilr lion . . . .
‘ dwell in the earnest
' experience of the
A ‘ common day.
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Entered It the south Nowell Post-emu
In Second Clasp Matter
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATAARDAY. MAY 11. 1912
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AIueIItId PM News From All Part- of the World by I WI Wire and 0111! Own Open“!
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WEATHER FORECAST
Thunderstorms Late Tonight.
increase WOEVYCE: . {
Wee-Monti *
All
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we cnnrs
tutu IA AWYERS
.HAR AAAI MU intuit
AS AAMIAAAA All Sl Int
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HAH AHH
sod Murderer oi Harry Maudlin, in Wilton, Said to
e Refused to Listen to Their Talk, and Will
Not Part With Any of His Money
HHESEHAAAEHA lHAl AlAlHHIH WAS HEAD WHEN
HISHAA AHHEW HP HIS HAHHS AEAEH SHAH WAS EIHEH
A
A Intention HI
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Witch theA fat i. was primed yesterday
ssys'the Bri lgeport Telegram lhiii (lul-
noppe Mulv'iAso, the dlmlntitive lituiiun
arrested an: bound over for the shoot»
ing of Herr Maudliii. farmer at Wil-
ton, last August, had money in the
illilllk and SAMlle in his clothes. there
was quite uA scramble on the part of
some luwyo s to have a talk with the
nboused at all yesterday in order to
ibe reminedA
But MalvrAso is a cunning brute and
only llstenoAlJ to their talk. and shook
his head. . no young attorney went
A .
rst Was to Try Mulvaso For Attempting to Kill Hist
Cousin, But Latter Left the Country
so run as to tell Mulvaso that he had
been retained by his friends to de-
fend him at the trial, and explained
that. he bud a letter asking hint get
interested and which contained 310.
Miiliuso looked ut the letter, but
them was no glint of information in
it. ill» asked the young lawyer who
the “irlend‘ was that engaged him.
This appealed to be u poser and the
young attorney could not answer. And
so he was not engaged. The $10 in
(Continued on third page).
woiut tiA FlllElAEll
- A 18 Anatolian
r» . in...
Tlisit the Alli‘m or Syrartz & Corbett
. appreciate the good efforts of the South
Norwalk flu department Insuring its
[black in Washington stmet from de—
unolltlon b) Atlre was hundsomeb dem~
castrated t is morning when Chief
George «W . ogurdus received the fol-
: lowing lette front Messrs. Swartz and
Corbett, wh ch in printed through the
courtesy of Chief Boardus: I
A May 11th 1912.
' Mr. GeorgeAW. Bogardus.
. Chief of the South Norwallt Fire De-
. partnAcait. South Norwuik. Conn.
‘ Dear 811‘. —A .
' We wish to compliment you and
through yo the fire department for
the efficiency and skill displayed in
controlling Atbe recent fire in the bop
Aloft of am factory building. Had it
not been foA‘ your intelligent handling
”of the samAe. the tire would probably
have been one of the worst in the his-
tory of ouiA city. We cannot pl‘ftise
the depart eat too hlgbli. .
We enclo e you herewith Olll (neck
A d’or $125. 00 And order for 500 Old Well
Perfoctos for us of the department.
With besiA wishes and true apprecln
tion of yonrA services, we remain,
YAiuis very truly,
CHRISTIAN SW ARTZ.
MATTHEW connnr'r.
W
HORSE OIAEAATEAS EXOITEMENT-
‘ A horse koned by Esposlto Brothers
rerouted smAlo exclt'tement in North
Main streetA last night when he run
away. ..
111 North MIAAIT street and suddenly be-
came irighAened at something Aund
“started up All a lively gal.iop He ran
a
“to it place bout opposite the imperial
Hotel when William Ferris rim out
and stopped: him Others who happen-
' ed along atAthnt time assisted Mr. Fer-
. I‘rls in quieAtlng the animal until the
‘.0WBDT‘ cam up and claimed him. For-
7 tuantelyn nAbody was injuied and no
. damage wn Adobe
. memoir AIUILoiNo COMMITTEE.
M. the I ciel meeting of the Nor-
‘ ’ of library directors held
. ill committee on the
llprnry, Chub-man-
tit not exofllclo
TheA horse was lelt standing 1
1 HA E Bullion. Ferdinand
MEXICAN REBELS
WEI MM
4"” _ 1‘ may. in:
EL PASO,1Toxue, Moy ll-.-—~Clcn.
Pnscuul Orozco's advance guard of
rebels have been driven back toward
Escnlon. the central base of insurrec-
tor in northern Mexico. .
tlustoad of being on the defense.
the goverment troops have within the
lust bwentpfour hours, pushed the at-
taolt ”vigorously, forcing the rebels
northward nearly twenty mil-es to
COHGJOH, about two hundred miles
per.
. south of Chihuahua.
‘
JOLLY TRIO DANCE
”a.
’ Last Night,
The .lolly Trio 'gave a mighty jolly
last evening, The affair «was well at-
tendod and the young hosts proved
thrmelvos to be excellent entertain-
era.
The music was excellent and the
floor wns without a blemish. all of
which contributed to the good time.
in the course of the evening ‘refreuh-
ments were served and it was not Aun-
tli midnight that the young people in
attendance reluctantly left tho’iloor.
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LA NOTTE DEL Pscckro.
La vldl, d'fride un raggio
Senoruva nelin notte oscurn:
Come inrgitu nel sue bei retsggio
Racceltu nel brividvi (ll pours.
Vestlvu sol-lagonnn blanco
EA nu llove vei-sul one be] crin
Chiarlva ave-ls lace munch,
S'ergevn tin fior-del due cammin.
La vldl come one fate. belle.
Nel plusmefere delln notte bruaa;
Ln vidl come del crlel la stella
ll lncclchio la quaio s n 1115111111.
E venue it me-coa~dolce istlnto‘
Neil ’nmplesso-forte un sospir:
to la baclu-d'amor dieclnto .
E in quoi taper-la vidl gloir.
Vldl ii chinno d'lriente a1 cielo
E in tin dublo .l‘ ombra. del cratieo:
Inorrldii e mi sentli d1 gold;
(Rloordero'ln notto del paces/1A0)
Elie raccolee-le genus 1.11m.
'leise ll voiuul mo Aorta: ,4,
Chiurivs. ave-ls. luoe Helicon = '
Pol In Ioguii-nei I‘ub chenille. ,
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do. Norwslit. 10M! " AJA-jA‘ A
With lineariesuliteuit» u W 1°“?-
Aw W
‘ Milt. PHOTOGRAPHS.
Lam minim Ilse. one dollar.
Far I limited time It North's Studio. A
tut tin Allin HE
tut Intuit llAil
Ladies of the Norwelltti Give a
Most Successiul Altair
Given by a number of ladies in The
Nor-walks. the Map Your dance in the
Town Assembly Hall, last evening,
proved most enjoyable and delightful.
The nstnembly hull presented a gay
appearance, the American flags and
flowers used in the decoration“ being
arranged with. most excellent taste.
Cosy corners were at various points
in the arrangements of the hall, with
rugs on the floor in these corners and
comfortable chairs nicely dlItrleitod.
The mugs was placed in the center
of the hull and handsomely trinlined.
.110 that Wheeler d: Wilson's arches.
best possible advantage. The arches.
lru dispensed excellent music for the
dunclng and was a happy (2110109 on
the port of the ladies entertaining.
lloKlyn catered und the refreshments
served all the evening were truly do
A ilghtfni.
Among those present wei‘efl
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Riordan. Mr.
and Mrs. John Wehle. Mr. and Mrs.
McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Dimond, Miss
Enjoyable Dance in Red Men'. Hall,
dance last evening at Red Men‘s butt
8. Campbell. Mitts Florence Kelley,
'Miss Mus Williams. Miss K. \lcllugit.
[Mr. and Mrs l‘duuid Fay of llofhol.
AMI. and Mrs. Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
‘Skelley, Miss Julie O'Sullvan. Miss
Zita Fe oonoy. Miss Leonora Word. Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.
O'llrlcn, Mr. and Mrs. J. llubheli and
Mr. and Mrs. W. llubbol. of Derby.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cnvnnogh, Mine Grace
\l‘llmott. Mr. and Mrs. Tammany. Mr.
and Mrs. Harford, Mr. and Mrs.
ORolliy. Mr. Ind Mrs. O'Connell, Mr.
and Mrs. Deadline, Mr. and Mrs. Prod
HoMnhonl‘“ ..
Mi“. and EH“. MoNImu‘s. Mrs. Hunt.
Miss Theron? borough, of Paterson.
N. J.. Miss Frances Cullen. Mr. and
Mrs. Devlne. Dr. and Mrs. Tracey.
Miss Finnegan. Mr. ande. Con-
neaily. Miss Julie M‘cilinn. Mlps Hoi-
Aonn Millard, Miss Drlscoll, Miss Bites.
Mr. and Mrs. Tooiney. Mr. and Mrs.
Mugnor. Mics Masher. Miss Nellie
Sheebnu. Mr. and Mrs. Manning. Miss
Ella. Cnhill, Mr. and Mrs. V’olk, Mr.
And Mrs. Burns, Miss Anus Murphy.
Miss Margaret Murphy. Mr. and Mrs.
Bellow. Miss Conway. Miss Myrtle
Scully. Miss Helen Murphy. Mine Mur-
gsrot Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. E. Noyce.
Mrs. Lune, Mr. and Mrs. llrophy.
George Wehle. of Toronto, Dr. ifrnnk
Kelley. of New York, Edward W.
“Kelley, Jr.. John V. McGlnn, John
Sheebun.” Jr.. Prof. E. F‘. Hands and
Mr. Miller.
IlilTllll Plllll'l'
OPENED NEXT WEEK
The opening of Roton Point will oc-
cur noxi Saturday, and Manager Jo-
cobs has arranged the usual Interestv
ing eventa for this occasion. There
will be a big dance in the evening in
the pavilion, under the uuaplcos of the
4 Roton Point Divisional the Life Sav-
ing Corps. Mr. Jacobs proponent to
have a dance on the 251nst.. and every
wank alghtduring June, July and Au-
gust, thereby starting the dancing eels
son a month earlier than usual. There
will be frequent souvenir and ice
cream nights, there being furnished
fine to the attendants. It will be his
ondonvoi to make the present loosen
the most successful ever known It the
point.
.4
neon: divs its A ‘rinAL.
You can save from 20 to 40 .per cent.
on till the goodI. We soil has Kinsey
pure rye. 100 proof bottled in lieu
01.00; Kiliaey Ipecl'iii, 75c; Old 0 ow
and Hunter. 01.;00 Gordon girl.“ 000‘:
(loaove gin, A850; Wilson. 06o: flue
~ sherry, port sad Musestei tor 11.00
3111.; good pure whiskey for 02 .00 gel
and up. We boys Ibout 100 brands of
" liquoriA 11nd 15 klnAln‘ of beer. Cannot
mutton them an. ’11 you will give us
I sell we will be figured to demon.
-A » struts our lied sparkling wine. at very
. low prion. Also groceries. We give
" you the wholoulo price. Tobe advan-
A «two of this Insult! lilo. It will last
only till May 18. Free delivery to any
part of town or shipped out of term.
J. Dime. Homily liquor store.
A _ .55
RH‘AWA ”Ht-A 99“?" NH’V‘AEA A
«trn, of Bridgeport, wnswsot off to the ‘
I‘- 0” Mn. W. R. WON”:
‘ Tel. 0002,01' pastel card will reach us. '
Attilllllu
titttsiitnti
SUPEllllliAliARl
Florence M. Keel of Westport
Winds on Bron I‘Il Deser-
tlon anti Intotilpersnce
0111111th
JHHH J. lA’AHAHAlIl
‘ AS SHAAIEH HEHHEE
Wile Liked Anoiher’e Company,
He Says-4m James V.
Devitt Proves Alienation
oi loleoipliranoe
Your mlumaled copploti use their
matrimonial bonds severed by divorce
decrees by Judge Lucien Burma in‘
the superior court yesterday, three of
them being women. who were nine {11*
lowed to resume their maiden undies
Florence M. Roster. of Westport, was}
I. t. hind
All utiutttui
South Norwelk Figures Largely
in the Work Being Carried on
Now-lnterelaie Field Secre-
tary Karl Lehmann Hard at
Work—Here May 13-14
The Connecticut Christian Endeav-
orera are in the midst of u busy field
secretory campaign, which opened at
Collinsvlllc. April 18, with Karl Leli-
man in charge. He came to this
state from Jamaica. whom he spent
six weeks building up the 200 Endeavor.
societies on that island. lie is here
for an eight weeks' campaign and is
used by societies and unions in public
addresses, conferences for workers,
junior railies,,tsllts to Sunday schoals
grgnnizing new 0. E. societies, con-
sultations with Apostors on local prob-
lems. lie to spending two .Aruil days in
The Norwaiks. .
A conference for posters and C. E.
presidents and workers will be held in
the South Norwulit Bootlst Church at
l p. m.. Monday. The program tame
hollows: Devotional ‘exercises. Brief
address on the "spiritual forces in
Christian Endeavor by State Vloo Pre—
littlestA Rev. E. (l. Hartley. introduo
tion of interstate Field Secretary. Mr.
behinnnn Recess for collation Icrv
ed by the young people of the South
Norwnlk Baptist Church. during whichA
itAAtA All All cut
it lHilAlSANAlS ill illll ,
units It AAtAsAIAi
Dawn Today Ended a Night of Terror. and Excitement for These
in Upstate Towns Behind Leveee Which Were Considered ‘
to lie None TooSale
HAH, llSHlAlASAAHH A HHHHISAHE ASHES All AHEQ
Hundreds of Citizens Worked Day and Night Strengthening the
toms and Making Them Stronger
"
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.1.-—an11
today brought relief and hope tothon-
nods or people sud ended (1 night of
excitement and terror for those llv.
lug in tip-sluts towns and vii-highs be»
hind levees considered none too safe
because of the terrific ruinstornis that!
swept down the Mississippi river from
the northern portion of [Allusions to
the Gulf The deluge lives accompan-
Aiod by hull and lightning and a near
the first to get a decree of separation; Mr Institution will be glad to meet Ki" A hurricane that dashed river woterover
from Jesse S. Koirr. recently of West-A the ministers of the city and the worlr ; the levees in cascades from Button
part. but now of parts unknown. bell omlu Informal conference.‘ We luvltoARouge, south, tearing sway temporary
cause of lutemperate habits of the 19.14
ter. Plaintiff is also Illowed to drop
name or Keelor and call herself Mien
Gorhom
Tho pillar”. wit or
do I WP“! {IV and. told the
court that Ibo you married to tho de-
fndnnt in January 1908, and it "I I.
(Continued on Sixth PLOT.
tilts tit PliPll v
iii Slllil tit;
EHEISAS Hl HAW
Rev. Luther 8. Erica Wants 0p-
portunily to Travel and Study,
lie Says
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BOSTON Mhy lO—Doslrlng to try
life in the navy and its opportunitioof
for travel as a change. from pastoral
work in 11 rural parish it man who
said he was Rev. Luther B. Grlce,o
the Free Baptist Church at Shady;
Rlll. Mlddlesex. Vi applied for on-
listuieni. yesterday as an ordinary
eenman at the naval station on lion-
over street hero. The applicant is
twenty-one years 0111
Members of the Shady Rill Church
here ukedtho Montpelier pnpers to
old them in finding their pastor who
disappeared on Sunday before the
usual morning service. They had re-
ceived no intimation of his intention
to give up his pastorate and were felt-
ful thst harm had befalien him.
To the recruiting officer the appli-
cant said thIL his solely at the Ver~
moat church was small and that he
believed life in the now offered ed
vsutsges in the opportunity to Itudyt
languages and vlew foreign countries.
When physical examination devel-
‘ oped..-no objections to the ministerial
condldiité'e enlistment he was told
that the papers would be ready on
Thursday and he said he would appear
then. A A
V
N. P. OLA” MEETING.
The New Psychology Close indetlaa
called for Monthly alteration. May
13111 has noon postponed until the
regular meetinit «10.11:! 20111. The
mIlon on “thetndoto wil be held with
Miss Helen l.» Curtis, '0 Union Park
Court Meade D‘e Amiols, Forum
tors at motion, we moved trout the
Knicbts of WWII bell to the dental
new (film hell. Wuhlngwn blunt:
31111 the ministers of the city and the
surround-lug towns with their women
to be present It. this afternoon sea.
olon.
At '1': 30 on will Meeting will be
hold The promo: as Its follows:
Preluo service led by one of the
maiden“ or ‘the not societies Ad-
dress by Rev. J. Smoloton on "En-
Mvoren in church life."
Mr.81spleton will bring the testi-
mony of eight veteran C. E. workers
atom the first society formed in Fair- i
tlold scanty. that of the South Nor-A
"1k Congregational church. These
mtlemen «will speak in person of the
veins of the C. E. movement.
There will be special music and
an address by Mr. Lehmunn. The pro.
sauce of the young people of all
obiu‘chos is earnestly desired at thieA
meeting. A
Announcements in the Monday pe A
pore will be made for the program ofi
the big rally to be held in the Con-
gregational church of South Norwalk
A pooled .blui bone.
end will hold its first meeting there
on Tuesday night.
A N010.“"'Th0 South Norwnlk Baptist.
young peOplo organised last Tuesday
inlgbt into 11 Christina macaror So-
Acioty with the following omcers, Pros-
Aldont, Mr. C. v. Stowe, Vice Presi-
dent. Miss E. Clarke; recording secre-
tory Mr. J Andrews; corresponding
secretory, Mr. Ernest ll‘Iuchier, trons
urer. Mrs. C. V. Stowe.
A. IIIAACE ISIAH
MIBWEC Ill Lilllllllll
Livnnroon. May ii.—-.-A big crowd
awaited the Irrlvll of J. Bruce Ismay.
managing director of the White Star
Line. on bond the Adrliitlc and
cheered him.“ bowoikod down the
gsngwny with his wife, who had gone
on board at Quoenstown and accom-
O
Mr. lomay lifted hlI but in acknowl-
edgment, but excused lilm‘Ie‘lf from
making any Itstoment to the press.
saying that he was :Itlll‘Iutfei-‘lng from.
the strain of the disaster.
He had he said. nimdy given I.
plain. unvurnishod statement of facts
to I. responsible and “equate commie
Iiod, and he thought thst his evidence
to be given before the Britten Court of
inquiry should not be anticipated.
He expressed his grstltude tor tbo'
sentiments Ind letters he lied rooelv- A
ed from public associates and private
friends conveying their empathy with
Ind their confidence'ln him "durinl
tho molest triel 91 my life."
Mr. 13me in! pole Ind 11er
unit Ippenrod much ‘ tied bunt. rev
“WON. ‘ ‘ A
.I‘Al‘ln JIM
earthworks recently constructed.
ratio: will tutu _
iii IITEMTIEET
Olicers John ll”. Smith and John H.
Tootblll‘of the South Norwnlk police
force mode is successful raid on Mrs.
l-‘ionnlo Outlear. wife of Joseph Out
leer. in 82 Winter street. It 3 o'clock
this morning, and found Mrs. Outlear.
who is colored. and Harry Anderson.
white, in bed together. The couple
were Irrootod on a charge 01 adultery
and It the Town Court this morning.
they were bound over to the Criminal
Superior Conn in bonds of 8600 each
Mrs. Outloer secured bonds, but An
Aderoon will remain in jail until next
Tuesday. when it is expected the case
will come up for trial.
The couple have been under the sur-
valence of the police for some time.
3 weeks ago complaints were made to
officer Smith who reported to Chief
William R. Pennington. The latter put
the case in the hands of (linear Smith,
who has been getting evidence and
waiting an opportunity to mid the
piece ever since. Not long ego, the
oillcer counted seventeen cans of beer
going into the piece In one night which
was ample proof that the piece was in
the midst of a carousel.
This morning at 3 oclock, Officer
Smith coiled Officer Toothll\oad the
pair It’erted for the house. They oa-
tored through a back window and
’whon they found the bedroom. the wo-
man wee “like. but so brightened that
she could neither more nor speak. An-
derson was asleep. They ordered them
to dress and they were taken" to the
police station.
Attorney John J. Cuneo represented
the couple and no evidence was sub
minted in open court this being pre-
served for the higher court eosslou.
Mrs. Outleiir. while one has never
been arrested before, has an unsavory
reputation. She is married and is the
mother of three children, the oldest of
Whom is ten years of ego. Alwordiagt
w the police she is not. I pleasant
person to dent with. being of I some:
what. violent dioposttlbn when in ill
tourist-.111 court this morning she in-
muted for her children of 0. friend
who was in the court room.
Little is known of Anderson by the
police Apparently he is IAItrsager in
town Ind chum that. be Is I. mvellng
aim. in court this moraint he
one Well timed Ind did not look the
hindered rounder. Ilthonsli be III
free from nervousness Ind upon light-
,‘Ar‘of dip serious ohm-Io tiledmgsiust
From scores of tawns belated telly
grams tell of conditions bordering on
male. where hundreds of flighundi
peoilie left name dwellings M
sought satiety in Wok " ‘
lugs. Hundreds 11v
considered unsafe AA
Army Olllcers, who ' ,, refused. to;
heed warnings to leave their homes. “j
changed their minds when the atom
come and on exodus began for than“
concentration camps. Many pieces re-
ported as much as six inches 01 roll!
(Continued on Eighth Pogo.)
construe on not: A.
A ropresehtutive or the Berlin! ,
struoiIOn Company was in South New
walk, this morning. in dethronoe'wl
wutmd nodwen, mum or tile
Bonrd of SchooiVlsitors. la ream A
fire escapes for the publlc‘sohooll
the town Secretary Bodwoil :iI
of the committee appointed by
board to lnveetlgnto
and recommend you
A,“
lien for an appropriation at 85.000 foot
tlre escapes and this afternoon 800ml,
tary Bodwall and the Berlin man will“
make a tour of inspection of that
schools and determine about 11W.
much it will cost to equip thong
schools where the conditions warm
the installation of the safety devicel. if
The type of tire-escape monufatctu A
ed by the Berlin Construction Cour"
pony is designed for school purifies!
and is so made that only one chllq
can use them at_onoe. They are 31*
may in use in New Britain. 1
There is considerable agitation in ‘
the Norwellos for tire escapes on 1.11.
50110013 and indications are that until
your will see something done in thin
line
M
OAFEST WAY.
One day Freddie and sister sneak“
ed surreptitiously into the pantry on.
u foraging expedition. The only good
things to out they could llnd were“
cookies and a bowl of whipped cram.
“Let’s take the cookJeM'A 'O'Ild All! ”
tor.
“l’d rather have the cookies in
self " replied Freddie. "but if we toolil’
them we'd be sure to get caught. '1'“
only safe thing to do is to take 111g
cream and then shut the out up in 111
pantry. "-—N‘ew York Times. .
Mrs. William Schmidt and childi-
ren of South 'Normllt are vi' ‘
with Mr. and Mrs. Chutes debut
'of South avenue, New Cannon. A
Min Ethel CrleIey, Mabel EM
and dim Johnson. at new been“,
spent. Sunday It South ANorwslk.
MlII Annie Blows Ind pm. A
1"1ynn.ol'N¢w emu enjoyed nation
with reletlveI in Norvinlk. ‘ “ .
Hr. Id“ litre. 'l‘. on Maury, “A
New Genus. hove been wetting In. '
Carter in Norwilk. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler