naturally want to live up .
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Gas Exploslon in the Panama
Mine of the Ben Franklin Coal
Co. at Moundsvilie, W. Va.
.MOUNDSVILLE. W. You. July 11.——
Eight trainers are believed to have
been killed iby a gas explosion in the
Panama. Mine .of the Ben Franklin
Coal Company here. this morning, at
Frederick 8» Young. of ll Pleasant
street. East Norwallt is nursing a
igOOd sized lump on the top of his
head today. as a result of a hold at-
Rtaolt made upon him yesterday by one
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a special committee is Appointed to Do the Work
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lSome Opposition Developed on Strength of Town Counsel’s
Statement Thai No Money
HR was a hot meeting
school,
of the South Norwalk Union
voted to appropriate the sum of
000 for the purpose of installing
(thlflDOS on at the schools of the dis-
: ppointed George W. Boga!»
this. A. E. Winchester, Harold F. Clerk..wns carried without a dissenting voice
tr 'ct and
nnd’D. William Harford to act in
junction with the district committee.
composed of John F. McMahon. Jones
Patti and Dr. Hiram B. West to
the work done.
Considerable opposition
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Representatives From All Con-
necticut Cities to Meet in New
Iliaven on Saturday
NEW HAVEN. July ll.——Next Sat
nurday there will be a state gathering
in the aldermanlc chamber to discuss
the six tickets for a quarter program
'l‘hero will
and other trolley matters.
the representatives from every
in the stale present.
The invitation sent out to theol-
dcrlnen of 'the various cities by
Clerk liouoher, of Bridgeport, w
secretary of the state association.
tlm purpose of the meeting is to se-
cure. it possible, better trolley son
vltzc in the following features:
Reduced rates up several tip
the state; the extension of the length
the issuing of'tick-
of the rule lures;
rats at a reduced rate for n large
her of the some much and ecory city
and town to reserpe the control and
Slipe‘l'VitllOll of their own streets:
Rmyment by all companies olmnrting
trolley lines. their proper allure of the
mat of l‘optllr and maintenance of the
sirootsund roadways over which they
(lilttl'flltl; and any other proper
that may be legally sought.
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ElllE ALARM Filll
SMALL BIRABVS FillE
No. 121. of the Norwnllt the
system rung this illornlng at to:
clock, although there is no such hex
located in the upper city. The
is not Working in the best of
and us it was pushed in from one of
the houses the tumbled register was
The box pulled [Rom the
the result.
house was 15.
The occasion of tho nlnrm Win a let.
Vephono from an excited midis“ in.
‘luvor street who now smoke. The tire
to itself was worthy of a poll of
rather than ' the entire department
which responded to the call,
train had started. Nothin
danger from the tire and .
on a hotter
night that was held at the. Franklin
last evening, when the votersi
School1
District. assembled in special meeting,
A couple of extinguishers new tiled ,
to put outfits men the uphill ifr .
Could be Borro’Wed Alter July 15
scheme developed in the early part or
the meeting on the grounds that any
action taken would be illegal, under
the construction placed on the law by
Town counsel Louis Goldechmidt, who
held that the district could not borrow
after July 15. When it cattle to a vote,
however. William H. McMahon’s am-
eudment that $10,000 be appropriated
$10.-
are
00“ and later the original motion was
carried, with only John F. McMahon
voting in the negative.
114““ . The meeting was called to Order by
the (Continued on eighth page.)
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MYSTIC, July 11.-The‘ third annual.
convention of the Connecticut de-
partment of the National Alliance,
Daughters of Veterans, was held here
yesterday and officers were elected as
follows:
Department President—hits:
Bradley Lamb. Mystic.
Senior Vice Presidentwhiiss Minnie
Plann, Essex.
Junior Vice Presideilt~Mrs.
garet Beck, Bridgeport.
‘Chnplaiumhiiss Ethel Godfrey, Mys-
Edith
M are
tic. effective weapons.'tltey tried to make
0‘13' 'l‘mnsnreeriss Nellie Smith, New good their escape. McGuire run down
London, « Van Znnt street, but was intercepted
The next convention will be. held in
May at a place to be decided upon lut-
cr. The reports of the officers showed
the organization to be in a prosperous
condition. A new tent is to he natal»
lisilcd it» South Norwalk in the near
future.
TilllilWli Fllllll WAGON
WHEN HORSE MN
m
City
110 is
says
as of
num-
th“ 'l‘hnt Vinoenzl Biggie was no: maim-
ed for life or killed yesterday after-
noon in no fault of his, for he was
thrown out of his wagon with lorriilc
force when lilll horse resettled his nip.
plicatiou of the whip and ran away.
Mr. iliggio was thoroughly drunk and
while driving doRVn Elizabeth street
he lashed his horse. The animal, suf-
fering from the terrific heat, resented
the abuse and started to run down the
street at. n gallop. tic turned the cor-
ner into my street so sharply that
the wagon utmost turned over: then.
rel let”
alarm
45 0’»
alarm
order
ed ‘ to cfento it disturbance.
was placed under arrest.
u. 3
d .
water, for trial this morning.
‘ “novice.
and intimated Association for
‘ their moon. 7‘4 Wfihltiplon street
Tender July iii It ti oUcioch
decision.
. McGuire being a man with a family.V
hater the vehicle did turn, throwing
‘iliggio out with considerable force.
The man plotted himselfup and wont
to‘h‘is .iruit. store, where he proceed-
The police were notified and Cup;
min .1. Harry Gibson sent Oliver John
H. Smith to the pines end iligulo
ilo forfeitd
ed a $10 enshtltond by not appearing
The sonnet meeting or the niacin
~ holders of the Harwell: minding, mu
the
election a when» will he held at
a. coupon. . . g
of five young New Haven men who
dropped a stone on Mr. Young's head
from the. Fort street railroad bridge,
yesterdayalfternoon. Mr. Young re-
ported the circumstances to Constable
Henry C. Seizes and the latte; suc-
coedeil in capturing. two of the young
men, who gave their names as Wilt
liam contra and Joseph Smith and
who we {arrested changed with en.
tering a Freight car
From the stORy told by the two men
arrested it seems that all five are res-
pectable working men in New Haven,
Yesterday afternoon their shop closed
dovvn on account of bile heat and the
five planned to go in swimming in
West Haven. A freight train being
nearby they hopped on, believing that
they could get off at West Haven.
The train. however, .by the time it
had reached West. Haven had gather-
ed too much speed and did not stop
until least Norwal-k was reached. Here
they allghted and sat near the bridge.
am tilting another freight bound cast
for home
At about 3 o'clock Mr Young hep
pelted along, being bound for his
home. and McGuire asked him for
some tobacco. Mr. Young did not
have any and started to continue his
walk home. As he was penning un-
der the Midge. one of the five. men
dropped muons which struck him full
on the head. Maximo; remonstrated
and the men waxed“ urcnstic. where-
at the injured man Went for Constable
Selzer
When the latter arrived on the
scene. the five had taken refuge in an
empty dreig‘ht car which was found
to have three entrances and as many
places of exit. This left one which
Constable Setter and Mr. Young could
not cover.
Finally the live came out armed
with stout sticks and swinging these
by Alfred Cutblil. who held him un-
til Constablo Selzer caught up with
them. McGuire was rushed to the pp.
lice station in Mr. Cutbill's nutomo
bile and the two hurried back. They
found Smith indie gravel pit. but the
other three hull disappeared.
McGulro's sister came to South Nor-
wnlk this «morning and it was be ap-
peal that saved the two from a heavy
fine“ or jail sentence They were dis
infused upon the payment of the costs
of the case.
shallow but as .
' not some
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1.03 ANOELES. Ooh, July ll.-~Cinr
once 8. borrow will not take the stand
in his trial for jury bribing until’ at.
noes stand about a week.
of tnepi are impeachment witnesses.
W. Wolfe (R newspaper lulu
other witnesses for the defense have“
testified. According to a statement by
Dtrrow, he expects to be on‘the wit.»
Although about titty witnesses have
been summoned by the defense, it is
Dnrrnw’s belief that the defense will
conclude in about two weeks. as most
The chief objects of assault by tho _
defense, will be Bert ll. Franklin and '
John it? Harrington. the windmill wit.
tissues for the state. such a former
employs of Darrow, testifying' under .
immunity. {About fifty Witnesses will.
be dulled to impeach snail of the two.
defense in their case and s Buhlellllt
it expected to mm tits "
General Orphaned to in-
vade Sailors Very Soon
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JUA‘R‘E‘Z. Mom, July 11.—*In the
same custom house where President
Taft once metpforsner President Dine
and where also a year ago Francisco
1 Modern established his triumphant
rebel government. tOday sat Gen. Pas-
cunl Orozco, Jon, weaving the torn
threads of hiduusuccoseful military
campaign ugniflst the federal govern.
menl. The rebel chief, while admit-
ting his defeat in an organized move~
mom. made it plain that the guerllla
wnri'nro now being planned was cal
culutcd severely to harrnss the Mexi-
cnu guvornmfid but contemplated net»
titer friction nor alliance with any
foreign government.
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the Connecticut fictional
Guard
M
After having enlisted eleven times
of Butler street. has failed to teen-
llst for the twelfth consecutive time.
RERRERHI RHRliil REHRER
Served for Twenty sill Years in
having gone upward from drummer
boy to post commiusary sergeant, sndi
having served on the stuff of six [dif-
forent commitments, Joseph ‘A. Carter,
ills record is an interesting one.
8:30 o'clock. The Panamatshnft had
been closed tfor several weeks until
today. when ten men entered the
workings ‘for. the purpose of loading
coal. They had been “fill the mine only
a short time when the village was
alarmed by the sound. of a loud ex-
plosion. and great volumes of smoke
poured from the shaft. Serenty oth-
er employees of the company quickly
assembled. and General Foreman Mc-
Cnbe quickly organized a rescue par-
ty. They penetrated the mine three-
quanters of a mile before they came
upon the burned and mangled bodies
of William Hupp and Joe Min-alto. it
is feared they cannot live. The gas
drove the rescuers book.
Foreman McCaRbe secured medical
assistance from Moundsville and has-
tily organized another party in the
hope of saving the eight men who
were fart-her in the mine. So much
time had elapsed. however, that Mc-
Cube expressed the belief that all
were dead.
The Pittsburgh station of the Bu-
reau of Mines was notified by tale
mine rescue division. ordered the res-
cue car at Pitcairn. Pa. to proceed
with all possible speed to Mounds-
ville.
Reinforced by minors from the
Fort Nit Colliery. nearby. Foreman
McCain and his «party made some
progress in conveyor-lug to reach the
enmeshed men, whose names are giv
on at the company‘s office as fol-
lowa: Albert Hurley, Andrew Cheeky,
Joseph Carnioonis, David Broke. Jo-
seph Laraschalsi. There is no indi-
cation that any of the men are alive.
Accompanying Foreman McCsbe
were superintendents from a number
of other mines in the vicinity. The
phone. and Chief J. W. Pauli, of the.
fan had not been damaged by explo-
alert the air soon cleared the main eu-
tries of gas. but it lurked in the rooms
Hill ERHHRHER iHlR lilHRH
Vi'A-SRHRINGTON. July 11.~—~A fierce
political debate, which came perilous.
ivy close to ilstcut‘ts. ‘crewted a furore
in the house yesterday. The particl-
paute were Representatives Hill and
Reilly of Connecticut, the former a re
pnblicnn and-tile latter a democrat
Bitter feeling between them, beginning
with Mr. Reilly's election, increased
last winter when Mr. «Reilly attacked
Mr. Hill in a. speech in the house.
The trouble today began when Mr
Hill without warning, launched into
a political speech, criticizing the lab-
or views of Gov. Woodrow Wilson. ”He
said than Mr. Wilson. in addressing
HOTCRCYBLIST.
TlllilWlVl"7fCRMAil
MOTORCY GUST—~12 pt
George Van Dollop. of Bridgeport,
was injured in the right shoulder this
morning, when he was thrown from
his motorcycle. in Westpont avenue.
having been crowded into the bank by
an Italian driving a carriage. and his
motorcycle was damaged beyond rid-
in‘g.
Van Dnsen managed to get to the
center of the city with his machine
which he left at Sherwood's repair
station to be “put in condition again
iieved to be.
them McCain; was overcome and
tbrought to the surface almost uncon-
F. This enlistment lasted
years and then he was appointed to
Colonel Russell Frost’s staff. as com.
mienary sergeant. At that time there
were no cocks at the annual camp and
the duties of the office were light for
the regiments were fed by caterersJ
This was later done away with in
1900 because of the fact that the men
did not got the proper experience.
Commissary Gergeant Carter served
on the following colonel's or lieuten-
snocolonel‘s staffs: Colonel Chaos,
skinner. Sheridan Handrte and hue!-
infantry regiment
boot Fitch. the
coast artillery organization.
Connecticut National Guard, Berseant
Carter has decided to take the rent
due him. demon Dalton, of the Glxth
Company. a basketball and baseball
player of note in town. has succeeded
Mr. Carter. and his the best wishes
of many friends.
morbid:
D
amtustnfln today; The all-out so
can cl. Wells was court
ea continuation of cream ,.
Mr. Carior enlisted in 1888, under Clip-
tnln A. A.,Betta, of the old Company"
for five ,
~lHERll’RRl Mill
Hill RllRiER 80011
Highway Commissioner McDon-
ly on the present staff of Colonel (lll- .
meantime having been transferred to a‘
Thus after twentynix years in the.
‘ilfho as men rpcolved word on
“the «feet that till (lilti—
intellect company is busily at work
nation at on switch at. Mowaytnn
root. end the News“:
mentored the mine.
aid is to Receive Bids Until
luly 28th
ed in the local newupopern.
18th in the office of the commissions
ins.
ever a mile in length (8,413 leecto
where the imprisoned miners were be:
in penebratlng one of
scious and unable to tell what he had
found. The remainder of the party
The selectmen‘ received this morning
from State Highway Commissioner wood of Minneapolis
Home! H Macdotllid. in Hartford. thfi i llll‘y of the natIOn‘I commntm.
lin Hartford and the warmth select-
men will be represented lit the open-
The specifications dull for a road of
be client) of the museum variety.
The blue print: show all the work
units plainly. m tot specifications
and blue prints fit‘i complicated and
The summoned: ere not sent out
The bike head was twisted and mud
{guard bent down tight on the w.lleei
!Van Dusen‘ s shoulder pained him con
slderably and he returned home via
the trolley.
~—Dauclng tit Dorlon's. Wednesday,
Friday and Sanurday nights.
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PROHIBlTiON CONVENTION.
ATLANTIC CITY .J. July 11——
Factions of the Prohibition Party in
convention here determined upon it
finish light over the chairmanship of
the national committee today, and
planned to settl their differences on
the floor of the convention instead of
trusting it to the new national com-
mittee. insurgent leaders decided to
propose the name of W Ci Calder-
present score-
for
of Chicago while the regulars will'
stand by Mr. Jones
A third candidate will he proposed
by sympt‘lthleru with the insurgent ele~
moot. lie in ii‘. W Hench chairman
1
i
1' mony" candidate and throw their
strength to him after supporting Col:
derwood on the first ballot. The lead
an of both factions planned to 30‘.
int executive melon to outlast the
_ mislrmon‘ship tight.
downtown on VsCHOFmLo.
WAlstid'l‘O July lip-«tinned
elites District ladle nonstick from
of Boston will be named President
Taft all a lungs of the lust class to
of Presidential Candidates
lost as Things Were Getting Docidediy' upwelling RR
Walked Away From His Dppohit'ht‘z’.
" the date 0! the water sports from
_ Roscoe.
spooltlcntidns and blue prints och chairman to succeed Charles. R Jones, tee of ““de “a“.
earning the rebuilding of the West-
port road. or as the specifications term
the part of the state trunk highways.
the Peel. Swamp road and a noticei
belching the Nowell: board of town in-
inter: that the bids are Mine advert" of the melons Billie Prohibition com
The bill! mitten. The insurgents. it was reRRort
turn! to be. Opened in it in m on July ad. would look upon tisugh nu arbor.
succeed dudes William antenna. who
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the Princeton UWW’ lay grad“
class in 1909, assailed liaibor ‘ so,
tious on the ground that they
made for “unprofitable set to.
hampering the individually of.
memlbers Mr Hill declared itch
reelection of President 'Teft.
sured.
“Mr. Chairman," shouted M
“the gentleman is much mo
dent of the election of Wilhelm.
nrd Tait than he was at a recon
tug of Connecticut pootmnat ,
Reilly held atlofta letter which
'Contlnued on Sixth Y
u.
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amends tolls Held RR? 12 an
August it), With W A
Sports August 3
Attthe meeting or one gov ,,
board of the Norwalk YachLClluili
at the club house at Hickory:
last evening, il't was decided to 6
20m to August 3nd on accoun of;
Norwalk Country Cluib holding its
tor culverts on Smturdoy. “1020th .
it was announced Rhett. the now
run of Che Kmickefbtickor Yacht ‘
from Manhaeset Bay to Hickory
would be made on Saturday. , 7
10th and the Nouwsik Yacht Clo
give the visitors a bi snicker on
night with the nevi solemn
program and refreshmeln . .
The opening smoker of the ‘ 1
will he held tomorrow night, and
entertainment mmmitloe B- .
that. it had mattered our laid
program of evento. _
Commodore William H. B
and unicorn George ill: Curtis ‘
W. Fitch met the renounce
after the roguinrmeetin; lo
and talked over plans forth
it was decided to h
ery Saturday lol- the re,
season beginning with Jo ,
making a total of ”vaulted ‘
The officers agreed to assist.
mitten as to prim for ,
the water sports to the onion
and heter prizes will be [if
your than ever before.
it is quite a novel and union
that. has been decided upon for
tag the pits» for the m
and one never batons tried».
There will be a total of to 1'
prison to be awarded and
each racing class will as u ,
sure at the end of can ”
tho plan is unusual.
nut boat owners at; Rodd
hind in the plummets
croitt‘ to Chapman of the
Norwalk Chronicler