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SOUTH! NORWALK. CONN" WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 11.1912
WEATHER FORECADT
Probably .hower this afternoon.
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Lieutenant Governor of the State Had Most Votes on First
Ballot, With Iudge .Sludley,
Second, and Mr. Robinson, of Middletown, Third
UiRlRi RUR HURMUUY EXPRESSEU Al iUE
UMUERIUU UR PUiliiUMUS IN URRMURU
hiany Speeches Made This Morning, All Eulogizing the Various
Candidates in the Field
HARTFORD, Sept.
Governor Dennis A. Blulteslee. of New
Haven. received the highest vote as‘
the candidate of the Republicans for
the governorsth of the state this all-
ternoon. Dr. Knight, who ran fourth,
withdrew at 2 o‘clqk.
The convention resumed its session
with the committee on permanent.
organization reporting ill favor of
Senator McLean for permanent chair-
man, and Messrs. liiodgett, Russell
and Buckley, who are legislative
clerks, as the convention clerks. This
report. was accepted. it quickly .be-
came known that the meeting of the
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Italian Laborer on Buckley Es-
' tale, Ridgelield, Terribly
Mangied
like «he ws about to apply a second
match to a dynamite fuse, in blasting
stumps. thinking that his first match
had had no effect, an Italian laborer
named Nanno was terribly injured yes-
terday morning on the Jonathan Bulk-I
cley estate about three lniies belowl
ltiligetleld when the charge went off
its he sloopped over it. The man who
in about thirty-five years Old. is now Iv-
illL‘, at the Danbury hospital, horribly
Illunglcd and torn, and his condition
this afternoon was very serious. ()ill' I
arm was amputated close to the body,'
soon after the man's arrival at the hue»
pilIIl.
The laborer, with several others.
was engaged ill blasting stumps on the?
Bulkelcy estate, undenlhc direction
11,—Lieutenantl resolutions' committee early this morn-
tug,
of the state central committee’s sub-
committee, had been lively.
Chandler, of Rocky Hill,
amendment to
pledge its nominee to carry out the
declaration of the
SDDIILI8T8 T0
hold their city caucus title evening at
UU MUUSE
UAUUUSUE
lulu
Nurwaik.CiIoeen3 asDelegate to
the State Convention
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III IIIIIIIIII III
Nicholas Martin and P. H. Field-
ing as Town Chairmen
UUUERUURSHIP
Another New Haven Man,
If enthusiasm could forecast any
thing about electIOn til! Bull Moosers:
in Norwaik would be getting some
odds on the wageling, according to the ‘
enthusiasm ill evidence at the First’
and Tllild District caucus in the Town I
Hall l
Harry Rider, of East Norwalk, was}I
last evening. made the unanimousl
choice of the caucus for delegate to.
the Hartford convention to be held
on the 25 and 26th inst. He was ills:
structed for S. E. ViIlCent, the candl- "
date for the nomination for governor .
of the Bridgeport Progressives. He
was also authorized to appoint his
own alternate.
which finally accepted the draft
George B
offered an
have the platform
principles nnun-
cloned in the platform. The objection
offered was that the amendment was
superfluous. It was defeated and Mr.
Chandler said he might bring ill a mi-
nority report. Attorney Leo Davis. of
Norwalk, wanted a plank declaring
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~Democlrots and Republicans all
Join hands in- making the grand tool.
has Week alt Home Theatre. The Week
of September 16th. One grand round
of pleasure.
LED BAIDLY DDT
WHMLE HANDLING AXE
Antone .‘iuvenlle, an Italian of (Thesi-
nut Hill, was yesterday quite badly
injured while chopping wood. The axe
slipped and entered his right leg above3
the knee and in. William J. Tracey‘
found fivel stitches necessarv to closet
grown to such an extent that on Mon lthe wound which was several incheIs‘I
day evening at next week they will ! long and about two and one half inches
“News not only for the purpose 0" 5°” ‘ deep. Tile Incident occurred about!
looting delegates to the several con-I I332 30 00103.3( '3
v,enllonu hi” to nominate 9. WW“ tick- | Juvenile, though Ilol a julcnllc wood
oi as well The Bull Moosers in that l chopper. was kin-cling “3 his work
town ale unusually strong and active holding 3333.3 instrument in his right
and ”WWW to carry 0" a vigorous hand and the wood in ills left: The
campaign. axe being brought down with consld
"T W arable force, and striking II glancing
«Rotou I t- orchestra benefit dance. blow, carromud off into the man‘s log.
Large orchestra and chimes. .Frlday, 33333.31“ ,3 painful Mum
SWI- “m‘: Dr. William 3. Tracey was lmmedl
utely sumlnonad and after dressing the
IDIIIIIATE IIIIIIIIIIT
Tile South Norwolk Socialists will
which time they will nominate a may-
or and five councilmen. It to reported
that Richard Volght will head the tick-
et and the council ticket will be made
up as follows: Samuel 1’. Holmes,
William A. Byxbee, Frederick Halnes.
Stanley Mayhew, Vincent Biggie.
The socialists will not nominate for
the other positions on the ticket.
It was reported this morning that
the Progressive Party III Wilton has
HOPE HOSE WILL NOT PARADE.
George Heinrich, the superintendent
oi Ihc"cstatc. lie applied a match to
the fuse and then he and the other!
men run several yards away, and
sought protection behind trees, cxpcc 3
ting the blast to go off at any moment. .
After the usual length of time ilnd‘
passed and there was no explosion. Su- ‘
horlntcndent Heinrich poured uronnn1
lrom behind his tree. iic saw Nunnn
“looping over the fuse with another
match in his hand.
finalizing the man's fully, the super-
lntcndcnt shouted to him, but ucamtuly
bud be frarued the words when there
Iron a blinding flash. a terrific explo-
sion and shrink or agony from Nonnn,
and liclnrlcb and the other laborers
hurried to the side of the man. who lay
on the ground. The superintendent.
hastily secured on automobile and the
wounded men was rushed to the new
pitul in this lcty.
Al. the hospital surgeons amputated
the man‘s arm which had been badly
torn. The man‘s eyes are in bud con
ditlon but it is poslble tllntiliu night
. hilly be saved.
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maven mum-tom's _.I..Mrr. “
Mayor Edward J. Finnegan,,uow no-
minated to run tor a third tom. Itet
ed this morning that be will not be a
candidate again. will or toes. In this
coming light. It; has made a good
3 Mayor for the Namath City and has
' pulled a large vote, but under no cir-
awful/Ditties, be aimed, will he with
be In the muyornhty circle. ,
.lt
{ log took .iiuvonlle home.
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Willi; dance at Roton,
benefit Flinn). Sept. 13th.
I. divov‘n—u—n—D‘n-
IIoIIwI III nerueuone
lull clucus TIIIIIIIIIT
Mombore Objectad to Being at Rear of
Norwalk Department.
Tile Norwalk Fire Department will
go to Danbury tomorrow night to par.
ode without the Hope Hose Company.
No. 2, tllroukh a little trouble which
arose in the ranks at the drill 0n the
Not walk (been lost ovenlng. The
'Hopu Hose boIII planned to go thirty Republican politicians 3“ Norwalk
six strong. but the following notice,are working 33333333303131), today ““33
which appears on the bulletin at thoi
Iing up the ticket for this evening's
Water street fire house. Is aoifexplan- 33333133 333303, promises to 3mm out
story;
home genbral surprises. 3
Counclillnon Edwin L. Hoyt will
probably Illend Itho ticket to be pitted
against Ninyor Edward J. Finnegan.
the Democratic nominee and in thought
to be u Ilitrcng man to hold forth in
oppoeltloli to the third former.“
The coltncllmnnlc honors are not
completely decided upon, but present
ionncllmln Nelson w. Benedict. Irv-
ing H. no and Howard V. Worden
ore iboujlt to be in the field. Rumors
that for or Councilman George 1".
Butte. UDNDIX ‘ A. Carter, George
orchestra
Norwnlk, Conn"
(Sept. 1o,331912.
3 ilziii Ii. m.
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All Members:
After attending a drill on the Green
tonight. Chief Montgomery decided
we were to be last. in the line at the
Donbury Parade on Thursday, Sept.
izth.
Therefore. at 9 p. m.. we called II.
special meeting and called Chief Mont-
gomery hotels lie to give on his rose»
on tor doing this. He did not give us
a “statutory meson, m we voted l
his presented) no to attend this In.
rode of Dunbar-y firemen on sent. iii. .
All members dosing this notice
will entity the other marathon of this
action. ,‘
nominatlln are silent and it is; ‘
possible unit from those same ‘
ticket will be selected .
The. on one ivill tic held in the
”FNN‘FF- KENNEDY neeembly‘hoii II a tl'oook.
J» I". “91.11311. Capt. Mao...»
hee' I. i‘
with; dance at union. . orchestra
benefit. Friday. cent. 13th. decided ten but “
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UUUUM‘JIUUI UUMPUUY
Changes 03
necticut Company will go into effect
with the flrsfionr out of the holds on
Monday. Sep gather 23rd. There will
be no vital cl ‘ ages from the summer
schedule, bu the time of the
will be in ali33t main features like unto
the schedule maintained last winter.
Newtown avenue at 13 and 53 minutes
after the even hours and at. 33 mln~
utes after the odd hours.
leave Norwalk seven minutes later, or
' care nill leave South Norwelk ten
llnelntnlned on the Winnlpuok line in officer at the Home.
‘Ille math, but at busy times the sched~
Iulc of 15 minutes will be in force.‘. from 990919 at NOFOFOI‘ had been
5walk Station and Winnlpauk at mpgwhat under the influence of liquor is
hindering the company somewhat, bucétoPPled 0"“ backward and fell the
Mitchell, l Joseph; Cornell, and terms“
Doonoiinl In John I) Millie are out jot"
MURDER UUUE
M SUM RS
HUME. UURUU
Cornelius" oonheuy Held in, the
Darien Lockup for Death of
Daniel w. Albee
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Death Instantaneous alld Inquest
to be Tomorrow Morning
immune
31‘All Divisions in Nor-
walk in, Etieet Monday.
September 23rd
The wintetU timetable of the Con:
Cfli‘ ‘
Stamford Line Care.
The Stamford line cars willieave
They will
ill other words on the odd hour, forty
minutes after the odd. and twenty
minutes after the even hours. The
'mlnutcs later than from Norwolk
The that car from Norwnlk will be
5: 40. The first from Stamtord, 6:30.
The first from Rowayton, 6:20. The
last out to the Stamford line will
leave Norwnlk at 11 p. m.
Winnipluk Line.
A thirty—minute headway will
Cornelius Donnelly, a veteran of
Fitch’s home for Soldiera'. at Noroton
is held In the Dorian lockup, pending
the investigation to be made by Cor-
oner Phelan. of Bridgeport, tomorrow
morning, into the death of Daniel W. I
Albee. also an inmate and the palloe,
be
Donnelly according to accounts
The cars will leave the South Nor- 'dFinklng yesterday and when Some
i‘oliouing times: From c: as to s: 35 a of 8» ounrrelsome and um dISIlosItlon
111., every fifteen minutes; from 8. 35! Officer Albee, between 9 and 10 0'-
to 11:35 a. In. every half hour,» from clock last evening. became tired or
11:35 a. In. to 7: 35 p. In. every iifteenlDOflneiiI' s actions and talk, and at-
minutes; from? :35 to 11. 35 p. m.. ev.‘;temrted to have him so to bed The
cry half bout. The cars leave Nor-; “V0 men had reached the WP 0! the
walk fifteen minutes after the above 18W“ in the dormitory or the .Ilome.
time, both for 80th named: and for when. medaliltauddonlv turned on Al:
wmmpmk if bee ind struck him a powerful blow
The paving operations 11.379 been-'1“ the face. Without I. Word Albee
everIthing to moving amOothly at pre~' entire length 01 the litNYS-
sent and will do so under the new Help W88 instantly at hand. and
schedule. While several of the old soldiers re-
Broad River to Station. istrelned Donneily from making fur-
l
The Ea,“ avenue 131,33 from the titer trouble. others went to the assist-
Bouth Norwelk depot, to Broad River, I'm“ 0' Albee. H0 W89 deed WWII}
will remain on the same schedule ‘reised from the door. Medical Exam-
wlth the twenty-four minute headway. “‘9" H- L. Emilie» 0‘ Darlen. W35 sum-
The first car will leave Mm Norwalk i moped, and 11° W“ 0' the opinion "1“
at 3_ 24. from BT‘OIid River 333 3. 33 death was Instantaneous He ordered
from 330 South Norwalk depot at 3. 29 iDonnelIy held for trial and a tale-
Tile lost car from 338 393.03 to Broad phone message to Darien summonr
River leaves at 10: 53 and the last carlConstable Hartford Smith and Grand
from Brood ltivar to Norwaik leaveI‘J‘m” William H Wiilmott ‘0 “1‘91
at 11. 24 The last East avenue car: Home. Doonelly was placed under ar-
from the depot 30 Norvmili leaves 83. rest and taken to the Barton lockup,
ll. 17 where he will be held until the arrival
Last on WBIIUAVQHUG. of the coroner tomorrow morning at
The lost cars leaving the South 10 o’clock.
Norwalk depot for Norwalk goes at Albee was aboutslxtyE'ears almond
1:17. The lost car from Norwalk to‘mg home was “I New Haven, where'
303,313 Norwolk 15 13333 his wife and a son llve.3 He came to
Last Roton Point Trips. the home in 1905. He served In the
The trolleys will not make the loop 0"“ War 83 corporal of Company H
John Leon Is thellnly Prisoner Sent to the Slate Inoiituti
tounsei aslgned them, with one excep-
DDII‘LETE DETAILS
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the Opening Day of the Criminal Term of the Supri
Court——Dne Prisonerilects to Defend Himself
MUiUiUU MURUIR RISE M iii iRliU RUU iiiURUE
KEUUU IS RIUEU iUUiUiR iilURUEY UR ARM,
Several Boys Among Those Who Cet lail Sentences, and
Caught in South Norwalk Gets Ten Month‘s.
asked him if he desired counseh
“No, sh; Ill defend myself.”
"What is your plea, guilty or
guilty?"
“Not. guilty, sir."
Opens With Prayer.
The court came in a few mind 3
ter 2 o'élock with the Revaeolfgi
Brown, who opened court wit
Previous to the opening of‘the
States Attorney Stiles Jud
about as of y,ore and his soil
a pleasing sight. He was preach
day, but left for Hartford atth
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 11.—About 40
prisoners in the criminal term of the
superior court which opened yesterday
afternoon with Judge Howard J. Cur-
tie on the bench were put to plea and
with the exception of one case they
all said “not guilty." That is the un-
ual thing, however, but the majority
of them change their minds later and
throw themselves on the mercy of the
court. All the prisoners asked to have
tion, that was Richard Wright, charg
ed with stealing a bay horse from De-
vid Abbott. on August 23 last. Clerk
Tracy, after reading the indictment
chntinued 0n Fitt P
UiUUi MMUUIIIU
Milli iii
Iames Kelly lilac Empl
the Electrical Construction
at work on Railroad
FDR "DEIEI’S “RIDE
The omcers' Association, of the
South Norwalk Fire Department, held:
their final meeting last night and
completed all arrangements for at-
tending the great firemen's parade in
Danbury tomorrow. As the spedial
train that has been ordered will
leave the South 'Norwalk station
promptly III. 10:45 II. m.. In order to
properly attend to the preliminary pre-
‘peratione incident to such occasions
the following defined schedule was
decided upon and to be known as the
,ofiioiai bulletin:
All members intending to partici-
pate in the parade at Danbury will as-
semble at the quarters of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company, at 9 e. m
sharp. in uniform consisting of read
lotion coat and cup. white duck trous-
ers, butt legglns, black shoes; at
apiece of assembly to be provided with
frontpleoe for cap, white gloves,
badge and cone.
At 9: 45. headed by the American
Mr
James Kelly, night whtchm ’
the electrical construction com
now busy at work in Saugat‘
paring for the New York, “New, .
and Hartford railroad electriil‘
was struck by the east bound
3 o'clock and his body and
scattered for a distance of ova
hundred feet.
Kelly nod stopped from In tron
o westbound train and was Bird
the express unewnres. ‘Hle bod
tel ribly mutilated. but was talent;
by letters in his pockets and by,
who knew where be wasted work
at ltoton Point on or after September , First Connecticut Volunteers, Don
93rd. according to the present ”mutually came from New Britain in 1894
of the company. '1'“ W33 9. member of Company A
Thirteenth Connecticut Volunteersp
, and served also in the First Connec.
IECIIEII’S TIIIAI. Milli.
.IIEIIIII TDIIIIIIIIIITI
tlout Cavalry.
Nluw rock. sent. 11.—Dietrlot no.
torney Whitman Is ready and deter~
mined to’brlng to trial tbmorrow ,Po-
Tombs on charges of having murder-
lloe bloat, chin-lee Becker, now In the
all Hermon Rnnenttlal, the gambler,
on July 16, by hired gunmen in front
of the Hotel Motrooole. The case
comes before Justice Got! In the brim»
incl branch of the Supreme‘flourt.
, Uounsul for Becker are trying hard
to prevent the opening of the trial,
and it is expected they would try: to
more today a stay of proceedincI on
the ground that the [depositions of
"three witneeneo In Hot amuse. Min.
are needed In the ease. Thole wit»
name. it. til alleged, win mantel-liter
non recording ‘iseln echepw that will.
in client, make him It witness for tor
definite. Should Backers lawyers tail
to Iobura it new. It is said that they
, ll ti‘y to obtain II change of are
w'f‘bere are a thousand strangers In
town all goihg to Hoyt'u Grand jubi-
tilere'll be lots doing. Better come
along.
fiGCRflFEkLEH ., TO DISCHARGE
iTAk’IANU.
John D. Rockefeller. Jr.. who has
been here for several days investigat-
ing the trouble with Italian lubhrere
on tile gathers Poonntico Hills estate.
hopes to bring about a lasting peace
by eliminating all italians from the
payrolls of the estate. it was learn:
all today that the Rockefellormgentli
have been quietly discharging the men
has and slave it their places,
lee «starting Monday. Somebody said ‘
TARRYTOWN, N. Y., Bent. 11.5".
who have'ilgured In the recent ditty.
turbunooJI' and Ire taking- on “Dusk!“
The
now than will receive a «detectably
hither ways than choir nredeogiuere.’
3 be sternum “filtered“ and salami
Bond. a short parade will be started,
ageing down Havlland street to Water
3Itreet. to East Washington street,
there to meet the East Norwalk Fire
Department, In» East Washington.
down 80th Main, through Monroe to
Railroad Intuition.
Before this parade starts and when
. lIlie II formed. settlement for the non.
etc in the hands of the members with
their own captain will be made, so an
to avoid any confusion at the station.
There are left a few tickets at the
cigar stores of Wbelpiey d: Clark and
Adolph Dreytuee; also, the Clifford
Pharmacy for the special train that
leaves Booth Not-walk at 10: 46 a. m.;
returning leaves Danbury at 10. 00 p.
on. arriving at South Norwelk in time
to connect with the trains on the main
line, nlII the trolley.
From the reports submitted loot
night a large number of friends will
anvil themselves of the favorable retail
and accommodations of the special
train and accompany the boys, who
wlli'be lid strong. and there iii no doubt park ben‘chfiuthhe man, it“
they will keep up to the excellent l burned about the am that
Itenosrd of the push-and rank among ,not see her. Eldon he
the very am In thia long line all lite— scioue Mid died WW“! I“!
then at cannery tomorrow. 3 ”W65- 3
WW Winder pressure from the
a-NOTIGI an and that Illa km four
The it'orir it runner. House will Samuel mirth and that. its
all hot-mono! under to _
Ie believed to have been about 1
years of age.
V-Medleal Examiner Dr. Pow
Weetport was called and of
his decision an accidental new ,
permission for Undermter‘3'
Fable to remove the romaine to
ed. The medical examiner in ('3.
log to locate friends or relati¢
the victim today
“hwy
CLAIIIEDIIIIII.
TIIIIEVI Items
NEW YORK. boob 11. .,
coining from a park ln‘rBrooE“
night brought a. crowd of
hurrying to a secluded bone
they found a man with bonds,
to his eyes. moaning that I w
thrown sold in his face. T
Ill-reeled I girl. who gauche?
Esther Cepatnn and loll it"
‘ calculi. nationalities»
boiled halted the
Norwalk Chronicler