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Car Men Are Represented by w. A. Fitzgerald, oi the National
Trolley Board, allha Hearing
E ‘The first session of the trolley wage
arbitration opened in New Haven in
the superior court room, civil side, on
yesteiviay at 10 o‘clock, before Arbi-
Itrators Superior Count Judge William
8. Case, Attorney David E. Fitzgerald
For the men and Clarence Deuning tor
the Connecticut company.
W. B. Fitzgerald of the National
ll‘rolley Board. opened the case fill?
the men and the battle was ‘begun, the
argument of the-high cost of living
liming Illrsed to back up their demand
hr at 30-cent-nn-hour fiat rate with the,
time and a half for over time. With
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litmus uu
Heirlooms l-lighly Prlzod includ-,
ed in spoils From Souihport
Banker’s Home
Though the police oi many cities
have been warned to be on the look
out For traces of the rich loot taken
Iirom the home at A. 0. Jennings. pres~
ideal of the Bouthport Trust '00., a
creek ago. no clue to the inaraudere
or their spoils has yet come to light.
The Jellnln'gslhome was eaten. in
the absence of the family and much
jewelry and silverware was taken. .
less than nine watches at which two
were very costly. were included in the
robbery. Reach of the local pawn»
ghops failed to discover any of the mic
sing valuables.
Oil the nine watches, one was a rail-
road watch valued at 8300; one a
Swiss stop watch; two open face gold
watches; one small gold watch, one"
tit karat open face watch, two open
truce silver watches and one silver cry~
slut ladiee’ watch. Thememre three
stick plus. a oyatai compass of sliver
setting. a down allver forks and desert
upoone and other valuables. ,
Mr. Jo'imlnxs’ ion is conservatively
estimated at 2.000. This is apart front
the value attaching to several or the
melon articleo as heirlooms.
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A KINDLY PARENT,
"Dad," paid a Bartnley. Okla, kid.
to he lather the other night “I want
to no to the show tonight"
“A show or night is no place for a
8er like you. You should he at home
in bed. "
“But i paddled bills and have two
tickets,“ sold the kid as he began to
politic. .
E "W "All right. then.” answered Dad
"i will so with you to too that you]
don’t get tutti trouhlo."—’-itamlus (lily
Star.
BAIS it (In EMEis
FEMlNFliili Hill wnEs
Representative Giles lump in Prices of All Commodities as
Chisl deacon tor increase to Workers, at the Session
at the Arbitrators in New Haven
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'to allow counsel to submit toEJudge
led to attempt the rescue. . They eat
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Mill Hill llili unlit
him sat John H. Reardon of Spring
lie.-. ot‘ the Trolleymen’s executive
board and the Martin Breen of the lo-
cal execuitileihoslmd There were many
of the ex~oillcers oi! the Tlolleymen’e
union present.
The “road 3 side of the case was rep-
resented ‘by Attorney B. I. «Spock and
General Manager J. K. Punderilord. oi
the Connecticut company, and Local
Manager Harlan.
.In opening his case Mr. Fitzgerald
made the following address:
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The case at John Deryon the Spring.
.wood saloon keeper. who was arrested
for allowing a minor to frequent the
saloon premises. was taken up this
morning. The case had been held up
Tammany briefs on the construction of
the word “loiterer.”
On the briefs submitted, and on the
oral argument this morning. Judge
Tammany decided against the defen-.
dent. and fined him ten dollars and
costs. An appeal was immediately
taken to the next term of the Crim-
inal Court of Common Please, at
Bridgeport, and the appeal bond was
fixed at seventy-five dollars. Prose-
cuting attorney George H. Voshurgh
John Keogh represented the defend-
ant. ‘
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NEW YORK. .luiy 20.—-—4Clllll.lllli
Frederick Hines, of the coasting ship
Kaoterskill, his wits, and his daughter
Agnes: were. saved . from r death by
drowning early today by two physi-
cians and five nurses from the Manhat-
tan State Hospital for the insane.
which is located on Ward's island, in
the East River.
The those were sleeping on board
the Kouterokill when the boot broke
away from its moorings on the lions
inland shore and drilled on some day
porous rocks two hundred logo north
of the hospital pier. When his boat
ntruck. Captain lliuog seized a mega. '
phone and called for help. Hill cries
{Were heard by a mud on the island.
who notified the hospital authorities.
Two doctors and live nurse} volunteer-
out in rowboats and alter some trouble
succeeded in bullshit the stranded
family ashore from the £11ka chill.
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South ~ Norwalk Trust Company
Today Publishes in the Scott
ml the Amount You Have "
In today’s issue, The Scutll ‘Norwsllc
Trust HCompony publishes its list of
the numbers of the hooks and the
amount to the depositors balance after
interest was credited June 80, 1912
This method of giving the depositors
of a. savings institution, the privilege
ot'verifying their accounts with the
books of the bank must be very satis-
factory to every depositor and each
patron no doubt appreciates that.
while the Trust Company is giving all
the publicity, necessary for the deposi-
tors to know about his own account
he can have no knowledge of any other
account from the information publish
ed in the list unless given him by the
holder of 'the book ,
Compare the balance on your book
with the amount opposite the some
number on the outside of your savings
book and if your interest has been on
tered.‘ the amount ‘to your credit
June 30, should agree.
Avorutn névotr
ov ivronrusn
MADRID. July 20.-—The correspond-
ent or the Universe, to paper published
at Grease/Spain. has sent a dispatch
to this city saying that a revolution
has broken out at Lisbtm and Oporto;
in Portugal. This news was received.
at Grease by way of Verln, a town inf
Spain near the perineum border.
MLlnl Moe—spa LLICY.
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Welt-dinown South Norma: Couple
Murrli‘d in NW York Monday.
announcement or the marriage oi
Miss J. Agnes Spellicy and Thomas P
Collins. of South Norwslk. was made
today. The ceremony was performed
in New York city, last Monday. by the
Rev. Father Joseph Green. and was~
witnessed by a number or the New
York ”friends of the contracting parties.
Mr. IGoiiins is interacted in theClear
Felt iHat Company; in South Norwalk.
and is well-known here. while Miss
Bpellacy has been conducting a mlllb
nary business in the city for the past
two years, and has made many friends
during her residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins are now eilloy-
ing a honeymoon trip and will later
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house in Quintard avenue.
AUTO STRUGK BY OAR.‘
West Haven Woman Injured in Acol-
dent It Brldgeport.
‘BRI'DGEPORT.
Mrs. A. J. Brooks, of 542 Elvin ave-
nue, West Haven and Mrs. Bert
Church. of Hartford, were thrown out
of an automobile in. which they were
ridingyesterday afternoon. when their
car collided with a. trolley car at the
corner or, Falrfiold streams and Seeiey
private hospital, suffering from minor
bruises And the check. 'Hor condition
is not carious. Mrs. Church and Mr.
,Brooks were slightly out and bruised.
”rite automobile was badly damaged.
A badge on Sealey street ohutructed
the view or the aut‘oists.
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NO MONEY FOR lNDlANB.
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash, July 20.-
.(ililel Wed- Yal- Luhwi-Ysroldta oi the
Atsoum tribe. has received uE letter
lrom Andrew carniexie denying the re-
port published to outlaw paperii that
he would hire 8780.000 for a council
lodge for the Brotherhood of North
American indium
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July 20 --Mr. and’
street. Mrsnillrooks was taken to a’
in Washington. ‘
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Filly Officers cl lilo Seventy
first; Bogimorilpdtflirod in Nor-
‘Ewa‘ik- Today tor Duly?
Organization Wt be in the Big
War Eagle in August
Several officer; or the Seventy first
Regiment, N. G. N. Y. or New York
city, were in Norwalk this morning
completing arrangements for the two
days‘ touriot instruction duty to be
centered around-Georgetown. in the
course at pmpal‘ation‘lor Etheblg war
game to be held in this state in Au-
gust. The unicorn will be lectured as
to possibilities of the country with re-
gard to military tactics and will take
miliarize themselves with the territory
upon which they will later march in
the big bloodless fight. Norwalk and
vicinity will be one of the bases from
which the maneuvers next month will
be operated and therefore will play
quite a prominent part in the great
game.
dome yollioEors oi the New York
5th will arrive at
Branchville air the late afternoon talc
and Jvill commence their ill-st tactical
walk’from Branchvllle to doorman.
In Georgetown the oilicsrs will be on,
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Plans to Make it Bigger and Bol-
ior Than Lost Season
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That the motor boat parade oi this
year will be bigger, better and more
successlul than thatcrowning triumph
in this line last year. is assured by the
committee Mic met last evening and
set apart the date of August Win for
the event. The experience of last
year's parade is invaluable to the com.
mittee and many minor dfectu will be
thus more easily remedied and it is
anticipated the the parade will be
doubly magnificent as compared with
last summer'nl ‘
well made.
and committee on collecting prison. -
an impartial vidw to all.
. in: diagnosed the case as acute ne-
several tactical walks in order to la-l
Commodore R. Livingston Lackey
was selected as marshal tor the parade
by the committee and the choice was
Victor W. ll‘erria, Carl A. Anderson.
and Joseph A. Carter were appointed
“it woevoted to hold a speed boat
race immediately following the bill be.
rods and tho parading craltlrwlll line
up to view this contest. which will be
run over a course best suited to give
Another moonlit oi the committee
will be bold in me ioohoda club on
‘ evening at next week and
about the parade will be
ven‘ baron it" the» actual a trend . .
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Cabinet and Princes ot the lin-
portal Family Summonedlo the
Palace at Toklo
ll‘OiKlO.\July 20.--Mutsullito. the em-
mogpr of .l'lopan. is critically ill.
Thermem'bers of thedopsnese Cab-
inet and the princes or the imperial
ramily have been summoned to the pa-
1 lace. and it is generally believed that -
his modesty is sinking.
on his modsety at 9 o’clock this morn-
bonus. The doctors at the consulta-
tion were Genkyo Oka; TanemichiuAc-
mo and Kiunosuke‘ Miura. ' 1
Another bulletin issued from the pa-
lace at 3 o'clock this afternoon. was
as follows:
_“'I‘he emperor has been sufiering
from diabetes since 1904 This devel-
oped into chronic kidney trouble in
1906’." E
The news 01' tile critical illness of
his blithely was announced in the oil-
chi1Nichlat..12:15 this afternoon. and
it permeated through, the entire em-
vplre very rapidly.
At'3 p. on. the entire City or Toglo
was impressively ‘E quiet. Crowds so
sembled about the newspaper bulletin
bounds.
It was announced later in the morn-
ing that uremia had developed.
The weather is very hot, the thermo
meter registering 90 degrees in the
shade.
Ellis majeaty's bed has been removed
to a sitting room in the palace. The
empress remained at" the bedside or
her husband during the day. The
Clown Tripoli; Ymhihito. who it
covet-in: trout trauma! chicken pox
.and id at!“ confined to his hellurecelv.
ed the am it his father‘s illness this
morning. tile has not. yet been able to
visit the palace.
The imperial princes have been sum-
moned from their summer residence:
and together with all the notables at
present in the‘ capital they repaired to
the palace. where they await the latest
new; from the sick chamber. The
present situation is without precedent
in the history of the now Japan. The
news of his majesty’s illness came as
an absolute surprise, and its unlocked
ml announcement“ resulted in the
quick collapse of prices on mi local
stock Exchange. 1
The return no Toklo of Prince Kat-
sura, the dormer premier. who left
some days ago on a mission to Europe
is expected. The prince was among
the first to be olllcially notified by tel-
earsph cliche emperor's illness.
it become known today that his mu~
testy wus‘ unconscious lroln his illness
yesterday.
lilo imperial Majesty leutsurlto, the
1219i. emperor of Japan. was born at
Kioto, Nov. it .1862. lie is the second
son of the late Emperor Kernel. He
was nominated Prince Imperial and
flair Apparent Nov. 10. 1860. and suc-
ceeded to the throne at the death or
his lat-her in 1887. lie was cronnod
at Kloto. Oct. 12, 1888. Eleven days
later he chose the name of Meiji. to
designate the am! his return. He was
married Feb. ll. 1889. to obs third
the first took. His wile was born in
1880. one is know in dler imperial
Male» 'Haruko.
The present Heir Apparent to the.
Japduebe throne aye-alone, the third
ot‘lllutouhito. Who we: born Aug
31. 1819.1. no was nominated Heir Ap-
herbal mum and proclaimed clown
ratios in 1888 Elfin-loco Ycohlltito ‘hu
omodda in arm and navy at his
yin 1808 he become both
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. Fair Tonight and Sunday.
The court physicians in attendance '
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the Killing, According to
NEW YORK, July 20.-—The gang oi,
gunmen and blackjackers that riddled
Herman Roaenthal, the gambler, with"
bullets. is believed by detectivae to-
day. to have been procured by "Bald
Jack" Rose, under pressure of the “to?
lice system" which was seeking to ei-
iectuaily close the mouth of Rosentllal
against further charges that gamblers'
had to divide their gains with the po-
lice.
Rose is a close friend of Police
Lient. Becker, who was yesterday re-
moved as the head of the “strong arm"
squad which handles the gambling sit-F
nation in the city District Attorney
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Miss Hild‘egarde Nash. the young
daughter 0'! the late Harry N. Nash.
of Boston, formerly of South Nor-
wsiuk, has had brilliant success in
Bruxolls. Belgium. having taken one
first prize with "great distinction" for
the violin at the Royal Conservatory.
This is a double honor. as his the
first time an American has ever’ tail»
on this prize. A great future is pre
dicted for the-young artist, who after
mulling a concert tour in Europe, will
be heard in her native land.
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VAN COUVER..B. (3.. July flit—Fire
destroyed an entire business block and
the British Columbia Electric Railway
car barns early today. The. Royal
George Hotel and the Aussies apart-
ment house were among the buildings
burned. .The damage is estimated at
a half million dollars.
Many of those asleep in the hotels
and rooming houses were rescued with
difficulty. _,
AUTO TRANSMIMION GEARJBOK-
IN.
a Thursday evening Electric Light
Commissioners Robins. silencer and
Hunkemeier. Superintendent Albert lb!
Winchester. Mayor William 8‘. Tem-
many and *Counoihnau William will":
Hoyt. mode on impaction or the
street ilshttl around the city. They
started in two suhvmobllev. one be
longing to Mr. Hopi and the other, to
Mr. china. and everything wont well"
until Taylor avenue wait reached. at
which point the transmission gear on
Mr. Hoyt‘u our was iii-Wen. and the
inspection tour cam to an untimely
and. litter tinkering with the ear (or
climb. the riders decided to become
the “$9? and dip disabled car was
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ill Unearthing the Guilty Parties
Gang of Gun Fighters When Time Comes
.tion to convince him that Rose“
lighters to make away with Rosco
tbs Detectives Engaged
Whitman has gleaned enough in! E E
suggestion or knowledge of the on E
hired some of Jack Zellg's gang
The market rate for killing nlén
some 'of the east side gunmen is'
to be 82. 080.
From William Shapiro, driver 01'
"murder car, " District Attorney
man and private detectives out
by him, because he bellevd tba
police have shown no luciinatio
unearth the crime have learne
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“Hill“ F88 ALI. T 8
co to... to Woodward suite
the road side Ductile r1518? 1
plain sight of all, without steppln fl.
the road is the entire mosdatto pjj
ism. Follow the pool down its EE
teat oi length and soothe breed!
the regular monthly gigantic
These wizgiers should be myths . 1
stage on Sunday and Monday its
the grass in swarms for two day!
oil over the country, Wednesday
Cloudy weather has delayed.
Down near the knoll on higher are ,
the pool stops with no outlet. Ad
to this pool stops it forever. Jail.
this most horrible night. Look ‘
and learn where mosquitoes be
from. No such sight can be se‘eu
the State of Connecticut except ill. ill
salt marsh. See it now as it W
never be seen again in Norwalk‘ ’ '
ship. Where does a poll or a ho,
full of breeding compare with this
In this one pool you will see E _
mosquitoes breeding, at and. 1 ”
than you can find in the country
one hundred miles. There are .
20 times larger than this, all E
same condition at present Can't
sane man see that a ditch drbl
pool and hits it with dob twice
at every tide. On Friday om
committee is' still short 88
reach the 88,000 mark in old
the work on Mbadcy. Bond
hundreds or willing people
for they inust be seen to
subscribe, and the W0?!
committee haven‘t the time"
lical strength to see all. 1_
days of musical labor has ‘ EE EE
84.600. . Can't people thin
it would be worth to therefor
can spare and send in their
my label?
All we want at. once is the
that taboo will be reached boil
balance of 82.800 on in rat
your from now- Wanted ’
88,080 new, to digit work at
Norwalk Chronicler