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NNESNNN N ENNNNANNE
IN ENE El NAlEN RNA
ANNEESE IN BNSENN
'Oid Motormen Are Engaged in Teaching litany New tines How
to Operate Cars and There Was a Partial Resumption
ot Service on All tines Today
SEVERAL NINENNNANAES EASE NiliNi NNNAN lNAi IE
IS NANNENNNS
EN NPENAEE AANN IN NANA
Large Squads at Police on All Lines Early Today Attord Am-
ply Protection to
’4
Traveling Public
'BOSTON, June 10,—The strike of
several thousand employee at the Bos-
tOn Elevated Railway for a minimum
Mesa and recognition oi their union,
settled down today to a question of
endurance. A pnriiai resumption of
formed showed in many cases numer—
ous service stripes. Many of 'them
were accompanied by young men. so
patently receiving instructions in the
work.
About 100 men reached the city from
car service on the elevated, tunnel New York on one of the early morning
and surface ‘linee, after a night free
from serious disturbance.
There were many new faces on both
front and rear platforms oi the trolley
oars today. Many of the carmen were
no uniform except caps which bore
round metal badges instead of the blue
and white insignia of the regular enr‘
ployes. The motormeu who were nai-
trains. After having breakfast at the
South station they were distributed
about the different divisions of the
road. One young men who came over
from New York on Saturday afternoon
said today that he had no knowledge
of electric care. He said he was sent
(Continued on Third Pose.)
ANN NElEANIlNN
flan? Elks Will Attend Grand
lodge Convention at
Portland
l .
Connecticut will send a delegation of
good size on the trip to lthe Pact
coast next month, when the Elks will
have their forty-eighth grsnd lodge
eessidn and reunion at i’ortland Ore. ..
the dates being July 8, b. 10. 11 and
12. An excursion has beenarrsnged
under the auspices of Hartford-lodge
’No. 19, B. P. 0. E. ‘
_ lit in thought that about 100 will be
in the Connecticut party. which will
leave Hartford by special train on 8st-
urdsy, June 29, at 11:10 a. m. ’Dhe
,. route will be by the way of-Sprlngiield
' and over the Boston and Albany and
New York Central roads. There will
treetops for sightseeing at important
' points on the- route along the line
amongflthem being Chicago, St, Paul,
Minneapolis, Band (in the vanadisn
National Park.) Vancouver and Seat-
tle. The arivral tit-Portland. will be
on Monday July 8, where the Connectr
cut party will be quartered at the
Carlton. _
Returning, the excursionists will
leave Portland» 8 o'clock on the av-
ening of Friday. July 12, for a run or
772 inilosmvor the south raciilc for
Ben Francisco. Ten days will be spent
among the ottrsctions oi . California
and Ms Angelou will be left behind on
Monday July“, at 10 a.'m. the party
taking the Santa Fe line. Eleven
hours of the next day will be spent
. In the Grand Canyon of Arlscns.
{More will be a short stop at Albuquer
cue, N. M., and Denver and Colorado
891‘!!!“ Will come in for longer visits
Italians City and Chicago are on the
we; back and it is expected that the
arrival will be in New York at 5 o'-
, clochon maternal: of Tuesday, Ju-
Is on. the pm. arriving in Hartford
on the ”evening of the some air.
'rtu than Association or the Nor-
k ifll'sh School will hold I meeting
the high colloid building tomorrow , "
entertainment oosunib
' ANNAN AW
ENNI ANNNENEAANE
AilANNN N. IANINEN
Former Were ‘ ilepuised Alter
considerable Firinpwsluer
‘ ruined-moo '
.fikN'i‘iAGO, Cuba. June 10,..AA com-
pnpy of United States marines, coni-
mnded by Capt. Edward B? Monwer-
ingrengsged in glint-ding ill Cucro
mines, was attacked at 1 o'clock this
morning by a force of insomnia who
were repulsed after considerable tir-
tug.
There were no casuaties among the
marines and the loss of the insurgents
is unknown.
A force of insurgents last night
burned some cane fields on the sugar
plantatione of Manila.
A detachment otvoiunteers was at-
tacked by insurgents last night htree
miles from Santiago. Several of the
rebels are reported to have. been woun.
dell.
Gen. Juan Mariarlo Menocel. former
president of the Veterans' Association
with four other generals who fought
in the war at independence, arrived
here last night and offered Gen. Mont-
mudo. the commander-looms! of the
Cuban Army, to furnish 2,000 men for
active service. ‘
Gen. Monteegudo‘. replied that he
considered their old accessory at the
present. but he may accept it later.
Tho Cuban rebel“. have been very sc'
tive in the neighborhood of El Charo
Mines beitmvrtngtoflonupo Mongsncse
Company for some blind past.
«Are you oing to dance at Roton
tonight? It's band night.
it is rumored around among his»
friends that Arthur Ellis, so employs
New ‘York to a New York oi
or union prom: m
tonight?
but oi i-tsrv brick. three
of the Loth Silk Mills, was morrled‘iis A it will
NINNN’ANN
SENNE ANN
NNNSE NNNN
Samuel sniiepeki and Family oi
Four Narrowiy Escaped With
Their Lives Early Today
Biilt Autumn -
iii nus liNiPlli
Building owned by lamec i’.
Barry and the Less is $3,000
Five people at least. are most titanic
fui‘thet James Murphy. of Winnipsuk,
had a desire to smoke about 2 o‘clock
this morning, {or his smoke undoubt-
edly saved their lives.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shilepeki and
their three children are the live who
owe their lives to Air. Murphy. who dis
cored that their house was nilre‘upon
arising for I. smoke, and who ran over
and awakened them without even stop-
ping to don his clothing. His action
was most prompt and he is dewrviog
of all the credit he is receiving.
The Attic was most-destructive and
practically destroyed the store and
home of Mr Snitcpski. The building
is owned by m AP. Barry. the ram-
was insured
roman, ill. Bonn a as: do ”a
’Ml‘. #IM‘AQ ‘ A
our“ men...
“on“ tools end booked We, and
ascension 'inbured, behind
am
out two policies on the stock but. a
couple oif'wcoh sac.
. The we of the tire is unknown,
but it started in the lower Booty
was fast eating its way up into
’ living apartments when hit. um; . .
mode the discovery. The neighbors
turned out sod with the tire brigade .ot
the Nerwalk Mills Oompsny worked
with l will to save the building, but Al-
though their snort: were untiring sud
valiant, the structure was prudently
gutted helm the tire was under con-
trol.
it is understood that Mr. Barry will
rebuild.
Later in the morning. Mrs. epilep-
skl, who was terribly frinhtened by
the (ire, was tsiren iii and had n so
verb hemorrhasc. Her condition for a
time was serious. and Dr. Robert w)!
Wolfe was summoned to attend her
Shs was considerably improved this
noon. and is thought to lb. out of dash.
ger. . A ‘
-—Aro you going to Ghana at Hotel:
it‘s band nilbt.
“M
DEDICATION OF GOULD NALh
.in the presence of the girls and be
ct Northftcid and m. Hermon, on
may inviesd «guests, smons'
Mr. and Mrs. in M. Bulkciey, liAlr. .
Mrs. A.’ F echsufflcr, and Mrs. John
I... Kennedy might be mention
Gould nations gift or was Helen all.
tor Gould not irvington-on-theufiudson,
N. Y., was impressively indium
urdcy afternoon. Miss Gould and
o. A Johnston no» or new rm, who
save the commencement oddress‘ Iii
cunt”, spoke. hrs. new building to
couch-ht 0 Bone (throat to new
the automaton in the apron
doll! MAMA-.- it is of Colonial
ith ohm wings, the
in our lulu
Itev. it. i. csmii Awesome
Piece for us Won at
St. loeepil’o Aw
+w—I
At all of the it St. Joseph's
Church We . A the My. holler
Carroll gave out. the detail: in regard
to the corner s laying of the new
behool on next 3‘ y. A wet may
priests from all yet the um will he
on hand tons-in. one bishop. the Rt-
Rev.AAJohn Ntian. “to Holy Name 80-
cl‘ty will meet with one Kniflitl of
(lo unnlbus at their menu in Weaning-
ton street and st 1:80 sbsrp will
march to Boldien' Monument, when
the Norwsik and Weapon societies
will be met. escorted to the new
Aschool. Grand A orbital William P.
Ward has appointed a. dings {rein
the K. of C.. and P. P. Bmphy born
the Holy Name Societies. Rev. Fisch-
er Carroll also announced that sitar
all of the mass” on nest Muddy, the
souvenir pendant, with the picture of
tho-Bella)! upon it could Machined as
several MIN men at the m firm
be on sons to limp! Issue. did
told the pint-boners a» they abcnid
feel banned in having so (Methadone
ed smoker among them on'l‘sst
Sunder. Rev. Walter J. about”. '1'. 1..
1)., of Danbdry. The services will-om
promptly at 8 o‘clock. All of the pro
mlnent men who have been invited he
would like to hon come directly to-
the platform gs i’orthe auction
The children are to take part in
the parade us ing iii-meted by the
sisters of fit. W's Church.
M the Granny WWW Wilt
3my saw. so them Wes
Stones tut Wednesday
theory-3‘01“ went before [domino
oi the peace st Denies on rridny sud
node on silldnvit that he was s win.
nose for the" plaintiif in the divorce
proceedings at him A. Gram been
William A. Grocer. in the 'supsrior
court. More Judge 1. F. herpes, isle
Wedsecdsy, when he inclined that ho
was in the Bunny house on February
it), when he saw the defendant strike
his wife. All‘this testimony he now
says was «mil-us and that me lied.
His silidevitlthst ho was. ’psriuror
was siren borers Dorian." Mother.
countable oi Dnricn.’ Georg. Sharer.
s incited at the mobilisation. and
Andrew Taylor. all as witnesses and
sworn to before Robert ll. Smith a
notary public. '
bio doubt but that. the divorce will
be the talk oi the Dorian community
Moonshine” “nonunion.
punished In not it icons on if he
was courting punishment by his lot-
tor set. Whether he is punished or
A not. it will hardly Molt.” diner»
once with the divorce Allis one. was-
mated and signed by Judge. horned
last Wednesday.
Mary A. dinner and leer husband " ,,.
forndimoondslsofor'som prop-'
arty which alto instilled she wore hits
on his picnics or scream no return:
and one» crinkled.
It won tilted at the time that the
divorce who granted and the 9mm
inisouowosboliesolli endoscopi-
we. divided. The judgment was s
compromise in which the am.” in
the. case were the Millie parties no as.
.ip
" osmotic As ions In mapping.
A1 Mi! on the «“an our M (A
. We on All! humfiliddodlr A.
WwMtrfmm .
tin will We
into the
new old-runes
a. '. iii nlnnnn
. A Day Yacht Club roam on Saturday.
A demonstration roots
Milli ANARNINA
ASAJIJNEBNINE
I. Lockwood Wells Lansing D.
illicit, oi liorwslk‘
Auteur dunno n
islnlnttlllnlltnnl
Followed by s Reception at Hand-
conic Residence oi Latter
With society tilting the First Con.
gmwiondli Church on “the historic
Norwslk Green on ”saturdsy evening
It. 7 o'clock bliss Dorothy May inch»
wood bile Moving daughter of Judge
and bin Edward Morgan Lockwood
oi no But avenue, become the bride
or ”using 1.). Odell, son of Mr. and
In. William Henry Odell. oi as Ecol.
venue. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor of the church Rev. Ern-
est F. Mailman D D A reception
Hallowed oi. the home of the bride‘s
parents
At «this. the wound maincent wed—
ding of June meals were present to
the another or several hundred and
the benefited new» oi the ladies and
“MILK NIGHT All!!!
"I“ III PililEB‘
'Threo hosts of the Nor-walk taunt
tub dost won nose at the discusses:
bait only two were accorded prises.
inc-Vice Commodore R. B. Budd, of the
the me. although in his ilrst division
local club being handicapped out at
handicap class he won with his Alert
by some thirteen minutes and four
mils. ‘ ’
The local boots entered were the
"Alert" owned by it. 3. Budd, Handb
can Clsss Division No. 1: The, "N‘s-
torno” owned by lax-Commodore Wil
ilsrn F. Clerks. “Hindioep Class Divis~
ion No. 8: and the "Knocks“ owned
by William J MoHush, Jr. Handicap
Clue Division No. i ‘
no "Alert" wonder race by 13 min
11th and four seconds and the "Kas-
Ikn" by 10 minutes and 51 seconds.
The members of monitor-walk Yacht
club are somewhat elated over the
wood start. on the moon the local
bests have loads. With only some
Norwslk Yacht 0% bolt! colored.
one in min of three divisions. all
turned out winncro, although on. m
Abdul! out at first place by an onion
inous mam With such a good
no so early in the season some
M things the «men of the local
iioct during the mug poison. A
. AM parcel; over an
“the me being it
drifting m ninth. late in the saernoon
when A circus oonvhwdct wind picked
App and sent mlodnl yachts dying ov-
er the line in mm limo.
c
outrun: Ann A woMA‘N'b worm
use produced the no» snobcssfui
remedy for women's ills the world has
ever known. A .
Nearly tony We can Lydia n.
mummtuynsgm summon
the herbs which
nonhuman m
. A’ ° [rs Mill-“remedy
‘ - ‘ ii the
Tom b noon» one: with
on is Join“ repels omen. won in;
llama venerable bouncers is
wsA'ruu romeo»? ,
Fair Tonight and Tuesday.
NNNSN INANNN ANNISNEN
SEPARAEE SANNN NINENNI
ANS AHNNNEN EN
Judge John H. Light, oi some roman, one important o
ion in the Vote oi'tbe Town at ilorwieb, Which Abolgw
lobed School Districts KW! ,
more Bill HEREIN illi illlliill A
illliiill lilil Elli cum ill till it
Town Wilt Assume and Maintain and Controls All Schools
in Its Limits
in an opinion dated June 7, 1812. At-
torney General‘ John H. Light finds
that. the enact of the vote of the Town
of Norwich, abolishing school districts
taken on the first Monday in Goober
was to dissolve the Central School
district in that town which was creat-
ed by special act of the legislature.
to that in Norwalk. Here the Union
boiler supercoded the special“ legisla-
William B sheehsn, a aerator rest
dent of Norwsik but now of Clovelnnd,
Ohioqwu in town“ over Sunday. RA
in. Mr. :Sheohon’s brat peep at Nor-
White (or three years. He is new trav~
cling tor s clovelnnd am sad covers
much Western territory each your
on... progressive spirit shown in this
section of the country and speaks high-
lir attire Weill. and its purple. '
Air. enechsn was prominent in Cont.
pony F. in the old days when that coul-
pany had few peers in the Connecticut
National! Guard He lcit Nor-walk cor-
iy in 1903 and soon attorwnrds Coin-
pony F boom to lose-many of its lead-
ing Members:
Adler Mr. Sheehsn went. west in
1903.101" other members of the com-
pady, Frank Rooney. Charles Britta.
Funk Godfrey and Robert Lone. left
town for a term of iervice in the, regu-
lar irmy. The following sprint. Ar-
thus Kenny. Quartermaster sergeant of
Company F, moved to Staten island,
N. Y.. for businessman; sad a few
month! later captain“ Wins-I. Coni-
stocir, long reckoned as one or Golanei
Stitch's most oble line cinder-s, resigned
the captaincy oi Common: 1“. It was s
uiisr coincidence that the company
old lose so may or its prominent
members right steer » Mr. Shannon's
withdrawal.
Mr. fieshhn left Norwslil this morn-
ing on his return trip, but ”will visit
Arthur Kenny st Port. Richmond, Stat-
«14st, before no love good bye to
the out. . . -
Wan-sas-
IIBNBLIET DIES
Level Inverse "
WALLINGFORD. June 10. w'i‘he bl-
oyclict whose skull was ruptured in a.
collision with an automobile am, lost
sight died in the Mdrldcn Hospital
this morning. without being souls to
filth; automobile
chill cl relies p‘iletlly
l
The case in Norwich is e. parnlicl Gharlea D. lilac. A.‘
School District was elected by special Dear Sir:—
; legislative act and there has been
some doubt in the minds of some of effect upon the Central Sellout
the voters in the district whether or trier of the lion of Norwich of
not the consolidation vote or last 00- ‘_""'“""‘
unattractive is quite enthusiastic over .
Alp
l.‘7 '4‘
A UN
ive not creating the Union which!
trict. Under the ruling of ‘
General Light, it is parent. the
vote to consolidate diatri
superoede this legisl’c’tive sound 1
the Union School nominal ass
abolished. "
Hart! ,3an 7th, 1
Secretary State Board or an '
You request any opinion s. to,
OTTAWA. oil.
of a scrim dim .-
Government bu” redhead
use duty on «meat Ind w
barrels. bags or cache. M
will apply between. Rule $1M
her 31,1912. _ .A
The dirty under the m
on cents‘ a ham! or 359.; ..
the period mentioned in Wt
cents on importntiooqfrm'
some. and a": cents m
Belgium, which comes Aundor
tel-mediate thrifty One
Summer Squash. Green henna .
peas, new beets. new potatoes,
etc.
Tel. 1345. ’
moH sol-loci. A
Ten Pupils
Juno 7. for the ennui prisoin IA
exerted by Dr. Charles Bobonnsn,
Booth Norwsik. The tom '
who made one best records etc
town: '
‘ Mule Iodine Chancellor.
Dorothy Drake. .
Loo dotuieb... ‘
Rudolph aural. ,.
Anna intention-asst.
Katharine Prsndergost.
Occohd Boobs.
Charles Taylor .
cm Tishdweil
Olive Weed.‘ A
The winner at the p
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