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WEATHER: FOREOABT.
Cloudy Tonight; Sunday fair.
IIEMIINNAIIN VINIIINS
IIIVIIIE IIN IANIE
NEVISIVN “ANIIIIN
filany 0f the Leaders of the Party Ooming Into Power. Are
‘ Opposed to the Calling of an Extra Session“ of congress
as They Fear a Fight at the Start
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Some Favor Delay Until the Opening of Congress December
' 4. 1,913 and Give Their Reasons
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There is a diversity of opinion unmare closely associated with the national
yet very little open expression among“ campaign managers are averse to Pres-
Democrats 'of the National Committee. ident Wilson calling an extraordinary
and of others who participated in the1 session of Congress immediately after|
iPresidentiul contest which resulted in his inauguration on March 4. for first
Gov. Wilson‘s election over a proposed purpose of introducing a tariff bill to
new tariff bill and when it should help. take the place of the Payne-Aldrich
trounced in the House of Representa- law. ’
tires. This state of affairs has been Oppose Haste in Tariff Work.
ascertained since election day and was lSovci-al of these important Demo
emphasized yesterday. crate remarked yesterday that there
One of the principal features of the should be no haste in taking up this all
Democratic Presidential campaign was! limortant and all absorbing subject
the chief factor. However that may be, and that the Democratic taliff bill?
it is now known since the Democratic
victory that influential Democrats who
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illlW YORK, Nov. 9. -—The water per-
sisted in and about the Criminal court
building today. that the four gunmen.
indicted for shooting dowu Herman lto
'senthal, desired to withdraw their plea
of not guilty and enter pleas to‘murder
in the second degree. Their counsel
denied, however. that any such move
was contemplated and District Attor-
lnevamtman would make no cOmment.
The prlsnera themselves-«Hefty Lou-
ie'. "Whitey Lewis. “lingo Prank. " and
“Gyp the Blood " had nothing to say.
There was no court seamen today. The
selections of jurors, five of whom had
been chosen yesterday, will be resum-
ed on Monday.
will or no rent inc Le.
Small lean fresh hams. the.
bean fresh shoulders. Me It).
Home made sausage, 16c lb.
bolus of young pig pork. 121“ lb.
Legs of spring lamb. 14c and too.
hugs mutton, 121M lb.
Poreduartere spring inmb. 100 lb.
rioting lamb chops, icc lb.
Beet cute shoulder steak, 12%0 lb.
bean (pot roast, 12m and lie in.
Rib roast beef, 12*,“ 11nd 161: ll).
Every egg a good one. 80c doz.
ii‘ancy celery, tic root.
Sweet juicy oranges, 300 doz.
Butterhte-thc best. We and 25c lb.
Choice native fowl, 20c lb.
'Nntlve roasting chickens, 260 lb.
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Offecers of the railroad unions of
the Clarke and the Toiegraphers on
the New .Haven road were in New Ha-
ven today perfecting plane for the car-
rying out of their demands upon the
road for the betterment of wages and
c.011dltlons as applied to their organi-
zations
They lntluded Vice- President J J.
' Forrester of the Clerks. and Vice- Pres;-
ldent T. W. Pearson of the Telegmr
pliers. (
Mr. Forrester denied that any hasty
move was contemplated. 111 fact. he
said that he would rather. wait now:
until there was some evidence as toI
what the result of the election would
be before he committed himself in
this matter. '
All of the railroad labor unions are,
also awaiting the action of
bltratioti board on the Engineers'1
light before taking steps in wage bat.-
lieu. This action Ia expected quickly
At the terminal today the men were
not figuring that the Wilson victory
t'vould cause any inflation ltl their pay
envelopes.
160, lb.w
-~llome111ade sausage.
llnyes' Market.
WANTS DIVORCE FROM MAN WHO
BHOT HER.
ttAirrronn. Nov. hwh’ire. 1.111111115
M. Kenollclt. of Canton, suited for 11 di-1
vol-re in the Superior Court today.
from John M. Kenolick. who shot her
on labor Day, 1911. KOIIMIOI! was ad-
judgod insane and sent to an insane
unylum. ..l11dgo Wheeler declined to
hour the cure unless tholdefendsnt wnn
representd by a guardian.
FIRE in FOLEY HOME.
Box 42 called the Norwnlk Firemen
out last evening at 9:80 o'clock to Joe-
so I“. Foley‘s house in Main streetmt
which place a small tire was in pro-
green between the walls. Chemicals
doused the blue. The damage was
slight. 1
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THE PROBE“.
it‘lndllig‘ one of her poplin in
culior distress over his lessons, a
teacher in a primary echool inquired
no to tho tron-bio. The boy suited
thin urdtioug problem:
”it Richard has three red. applies
and John has four, how.many have
they both together?"
“in that so very hard?" she belted.
"Yes. mn’am." ‘
"But s‘umiy." the teacher continued.
"you know already that three and
four make seven. There can be no
trouble about that." .
- ”i know that. mutant," was the pa»
,tlietlc response. "But the present
, its the process that wears on: out."
midpoinoott'e.
Ten per cent. of discomfort to e
_ room is too niilllIl-ufof you
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“novice to we: rustic.
i have bought out a New York
(limiting store. the about: confining of
all kinds of clothing. which 1 offer at
very reasonable prices. '
i have restored from Washington
at. bridge to the than and (this
VAVVEVI
IN A NAME
EAR I___II___E ANEII
Music Hall Well Filled Lest
Evening and the Program Pre-
sented Proved Enjoyable
SINNINN NV IINIIIN
NVVS A EEAINNE
Other Talent Proved of Merit,
Thanks to Miss Lane and
Others
Nearly every seat in Music
contributed an equal amount
success of the occasion.
The affair opened with what proved I'
to be one or the prettiest scenes ore Was mere chance that she was not Dolge sued her husband, Karl A. Dolge IN“ 1 "ALB“ F0“
sentod by home talent in The Nor- killed. The poem on the coach for divorce and the latter presented 11.
walks in some time The setting nine were southpaw-med. When it was cross counter claim which was allowed
”’colontai, old fashioned furniture lie-{found that the woman was not seri- after the committee who had been up-
in! used exclusively, thanks to Dr. ously hurt. except from shock,
and Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. The room was taken to New Haven on
represented the Home with its Occli train and then she went on to her der at that time was to the effect tthnt Walsh, of .NOrwalk, would be a candl- |
Hall
wastnken last night at the entertain.
méhttgilveh for the benefit of the Home
for the Aged. The affair was a sac . person who hurled a. his stone through; year-old child oi Karl A. Dolge of West- -.
case and Miss Effie l. Lane. under id window of the Springfield express as 'pott be changed so that the mother
whose management, it was she“. is it was flying east through Greens could see the bm duringluly and Ang-
to be congratulated upon the success-1.3mm, Tuesday guano“ at 5 12 0- 1not of each year
fnl isaue of hot hard work and unre
mitting efforts.
Slori e of Murder
WO-‘MA‘N s- ‘;
point Railtl..
decanter f ‘N New i).~—-Tled up in
a sheet the yet a woman was
found in the null pond. near the Gil-
bcr and Bennett Mills, this morning.
The floating bundle was seen from
shore hp at workman. and when
brought in, it was found that the wo-
man's body had also been tied up in
burlap with a rope. From general ap-
pearances the hotly was thought to be
that. of on Italian woman. Dr. smith,
of nodding, the medical examiner.
actual cause of death.
it Is thought the woman was mur-
tiered.
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Mrs. Tuck was badly frightened. l
pantu. contentedly reading. sewing and home.
playing checkers . Outside a choir 0
men and boys softly rendered appro:
The effect was real
prints selections.
ly beautiful.
excellent work.
the satisfaction of the audience.
the little soprano singer.
ballet (lenders were funny.
presented by Albert Moseman.
the business engagement of one of th
one.
Those who took part were as to
lows:
do the colonial room scene:
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. litre.
Mctlregor. Mrs. 1460 Davis, Mr».
oltne _,Colton Miss Marx Mervin. F‘t‘e
ladder and to. ill. Gorhem
and William Wemrlclt. Norman. ital
Jemee Church, John Burr,
They were trained by Professor Va
ney rind tiling under his direction;
Gray, Jr.
hell.
idn Merlin. .
reformist/cit we.
infield; delta—Mildred liner.
The Run
Choir: demoed“. Hull David Pollard.
Herold f‘aeey. Charles L. Wins. Ar
tliur Chlttim. Hermon nurse, George
neldnnd Clifford isomers. Lloyd Carr.
Arthur
Kepler, Harold.- Hyatt. Henry Methin.
Tracey Sterling, 'Noleon flutterl‘. 'Dnll'
old Shepard, Jacob liens, flurry Wood.
Clifford (illbert and flurry Queuing.
Professor “ »i.lverw11rstMWililem A.
Professor Anheuserwmeeph (lor-
' forditstirodd company. which is the,
branch dollewlrlorenoe Kelley and
iodine stumbles. filming been.
in letdown“ rot is. end
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Iwmu Plains Extension is looked year where she couidseehim
The reminder of the performance,
was devoted to vaudelllie sketches
Professors Lhcrwuret and Anhoueer on the Danbury branch of the New
with their mechanical dolls were 91- ‘York New Haven and Hartford rail
cel'lent the tuning ladies and genmtle freed after the New York“ Westchest-
men taking the part of the dolls doing or and [lesion Railroad Companv com
Iplote the construction 01 then 11:04
The Chinese actor at Hoyt’stheatro posed Westchester and Boston exten-
wns secured and gave his sketch to e,Ion to he knewn as the Weetchcster
Northern Railroad. and thus
The ventrlloqulut made 9' “It ”-5 dId practically the only importance of the
Donbury branch will be taken away.
the ar- Isinn dancers did well and the French Perhaps a discontinuance of the road
will be the plan but at any rate 'with
one act. which was to have been the Pittsfleld oppressed retrieved
and value of the road no a tallroad will be
Lansing Odell was omitted owing to greatlil diminished.
by. Now Haunt.
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e The following item from
'spcculutlone 11s to what course th
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it. was unnouncod today that th
Dr. and New York, Weeichoster and .Boeton
Ernestiltailroed Company had just sold on
W. til.I,uddltional 32.000.000 issue of 41,5 per
i'laldwi11.1hlrs. iii. .l. M11rphy.Mlee Cer—jcom. bonds to be used for the con
siruotlon of the Woetcheeter and Nor-
thern Railroad. which is to be an ex»
tension of the Wontchoster and not,
(I .
ton system.
l- White Plains tormlnaleoi‘itho Wits
cheater road northward throuffh We:
cheater country to Dsuliury Conn.
The bonds sold will provide about to
per cent. of the construction money.
The remainder of the road will cost
15.000.0th and bond» will be dinpoded
of when the money is needed.
Work on the Wortchester and Nor»
there. it is understood. will be alert»
ed today. The completion will give
the 115w York, New Maven and Hart:
f4.
chief peeve of «the line, a throttlfh
when“: and freight sl‘lftom from the
cool W by the wait of the Poussin
lmfi‘flo “Brill“
county to “dilffetsr.
I.
will hold an inquest to determine the
TllllOlIOli mm VilllOOVl
The detectlv'o force of the New H11.
\911 road is trslng to locate today the
A large piece of red sandstone was pa1ents of the mother with whom the
The entertainment was given in Ishot titrough the heavy plate glass of court had ordered the child to ictnnin
vaudeville fashion. each act nnnounc- tone of the coach windowa, sending during the two months in which is 1110
ed by card. The several people tuk- ‘1 glass flying in every direction, and just tor could see him, did not want to care
his part did their work well and each {grazed the neck of Mrs. S. Tuck, a for the boy.
I0 thépasseiigei‘, who was bound for Hare,
she pointed to hear the evidence had prof,
tithe seated its report to the court.
The Plttetleld epresses will not run
the New
gentlemen. This is regretted for their York Sun probnbly settles the prob
sketch is said to have been a goodiiem and pets at rest the numerous
new railroad to Danbury was to take:
This new road will extend from the
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htrs. Morse Wants 81111 Near The Besieging Army Pushes on, Although Meeting With
Her, During the’Vacation perateiiesiste‘nee From the Turkish Troops and Suited-
umm “NEWS w ing the toes of a Large Nunlber of Men I I
“All sup: plunging; [hill SilililH Ill lNVlililis llllllll litllll
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W233?“ ”9 "9" Home— Great Britain Despaiches Five Battleships IO "til N93“ . ,. :.
m Lad “at“ my Under Hurry Orders From British Admiralty
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Attorney John J. Walsh. of Norwalk . . , .
appeared before Judge Maru ii. Hol- patches from the Reichsposts ”9.
lpondent.
comb at; the short rurenutu sension of
the superior conit yesterday and ask. The Bulgarian Third Army has '.
ed that an order regarding a scion trated E“? into the forcSt region it “
of Doritos Lake. preparatory to th
vance on Constantinople. while
:Firet Aim} is engaged against
main Turkish .1: osiEion east of Talmud;
10. This position is not yet comple,
pierced. but the end of the Turk“
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SOV‘lA, Bulgaria. .\‘ov. 9.——The Bul-
gnrlan armv besieging Adrianople to
'day captured Ka1tuitepe and Papaz-
tepe. two of the outet line of forts
defending the city. Thev were taken
after a desperate artillery duel be»
to ween the besiegets and defenders.
’l‘ne Bulgarian troops suffered a large
number of casualties.
VIENNA, Austria, Nov. 9.-—The Bul-
gal-inns are now attacking with allreslstance appears to be insight. ’
their strength the remaining Turkish: The raw Turkish troops large puma
positions about Tchntalja and the fallibers of which were rushed out nose
of these vital Turkish defences in Constantinople, to meet the one
from of Constantinople is only a mat- I
Ordered Last May. ter 0'1 hours, according to v'todai :1 dis
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Last May the Doiges were princl: -_ w_.e._e_._..~... _____
t pale in a divorce case in which Mrs. _
The 01 let was ask-
ed for as the atto1net stated that the
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That the railroads er the if mi
States are paying yetirly
like father Illwultl hove the bringing up date for the position of Judge of the donate for Equipment will ..
lot the child and the boy was to so to Common pleas court. criminal side to saved were a stanardlzod rm
gar“: of theJ‘ffister Gillian" tot I"; :t'cceedgud“ James Fi. Walsh Repub- ed la the assertion of a Drum V, I .
0 0f Ill‘ as y en “SUB 380 can, W 086 term, 8X9 1‘63 BOXI. y.car
T Attorney Walsh was asked about it builder representing one 0‘ in“...
t The motion of Attorney Walsh to todayf He smiled arid said he would 9-“ manufacturing establishm
'the the order changed so that the not object to accepting the position the United States. Only one
child could go to his mother’s home in if it were offered him. “sailed in the construction of
Mt. Vernon was opposed by Attorney Entitled to Position. T035 equipment, he states. can
William H. Comiey, Jr.. who stated Mr. Walsh's friends say that there “OW terse is the annual watts: .
that his client W38 Ml ODDOsed to the is not a Democrat In the county that tained by the roads ”I “‘9 w“ W
mother seeing her child but as she had is more entitled to this position than ““9 0f “‘0“ Of standardized 15‘
married the men who had broken on Judge Walsh. And they say riirtherfim-
Mr. Boise’s home he did not think that that. if merit and ability 1.. considered.‘ ””116 are almost an manrdll.
the child should be allowed to visit at as well as faithful service In behalf of “his“ 0’ “elm “M lowers“
that place. Since Mr. Dolge 1e elven the partv he will be recognized on the-re are rullroads in the count
his decree from his wife the latter nlar Attorney Walsh has been one of the “Id be, “and in the main. the In
rled a man named Morse and they re- Progressive Democrats for yours. m. care by railroads upon their prime ‘
side In ML Vernon. served as chairman of the slate cen- 4"»de I3 ‘1 tribute ‘0 “l9 "A“!
I Want: to see Child. tral committee several terms and has ”WIT engineers. WW “I the OI!"
Mrs. Morse went on the witness been a teapabie party leader. lie oleo lions are fundamental, but the v
stand and told how her present hour stand high at the bar 0! the county “0”“ are complicated “d W II .
band earned $25 to tilt a week as a and commands esteem of his brothers flni‘llilh to milk“ anything 'Iko Ill
salesman for a New York concern and of the law without regard to porn “WWI Winds stock an MPG“
[he also lied a little income of her own it In assumed that the come fine of "We have compiled figures Oh,
Her mother and father she said had to a diylolon of the offices between the conclusively that the railroads of
care for an invalid sister or how and two parties will follow in dlnposlng or United States are paying eon
her mother filing an invalid herself Dur- poeitlom in this court in this case it Ill-000.000 to ftheoooeo more for
log the winter her parents generally is thOhitht that if the Demoorotu latte but “wk than they would. It
went south and for acoupio of months the Judge Republicans will retain the dardiaed 1WD“ All“) been adopted.
in the eumlllerthey wenttolerney. sue prosecutor Judge Elmore 13 Banks. vrmlly We. have standard I?
wil'nted the child to come to her home of Fairneld. new inside that position Willi not have the car itself of»:
during two months of the year. end there would hardly Ile nuy pearl 'IIlIn zlmmttldo. mmudvnr, pop
After hearing the evidence. Judge tion to his reappointment. the Net of H.000 freight 611
Holcomb free of the opinion that the our com or it per cent of the
attorneys in the can should get togcth number ordered in» it year of
or and see it they could not decide on business.
on some place where the mother could. Wwwmmm ,
see her child at the time allowed by MEAL EBTATE ML”.
The 1'0”dele reel entitle trod
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one of the..pollticai rumors at the
The on county court house today was that J. J.
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meter PAPP 1e ,
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”flame—nul— ..
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I the court.
through ‘Duohm ,g
fifioftiiitvee sleo‘sxpeois to run all
dietetic «serum am if“ new patter of the south screen
will! an Milli mint 9% measles church use new is the sup
, geflnmdeot of the Hospital which its
caught him in
many times. The father looked on with
not saying a fvord and offer the mother
had finished showering her directions
upon the child she and Mr Dollie had
a low minutiae conversation after.
which thepmiet want their way.
TI‘I! HIV. A. ll.
M the father was leaving the court
house with the boy. the mother lief}
the letter and rushed over to him. tithe
her arms and kissed him “'0”le
W aw .weumum
WEAK m aowmron.
' At the morning service. tomorrow
bit Word: of the Methodist Hopelv
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KAVANABH TO
‘0 “I h, Hoffmflllt Evictions; church of Mold niyselfi"
‘ flout ”EV W“““”minimyioe,’ lift. Revenue trill spent:
in affective. Dr. iterating: me e.
Frank Poop. pointer. not terribly
injured shortly afternoon today when
the \ neeffoldlug'tl.con which he was
on the Collins and (to. build-
urn found tiled in the than his
fine for flu: pull! few do”:
George If. finite-cl oil in A.
sneeee. 1m. cry 11in road.
dilate ct Voter flanker to ‘
ii‘rehltlin. building lot. Gregory
Administrator a Deed. '
idiom if. Hoyt. to fatten It
and buildings. orchard stunt.
“W“‘W w ftslptt Tirrelll to dugout 1 ‘3
WHAT W “it MM“? its acres sod buildings. its
'tti‘oiv fault here Marie." said Mr. War ‘
Wombsi. "if you can‘t stop this play- fluorine 1mm“ m. W
lug foil.
The ambulance wan culled and Mr.
Popp was rushed to the hospital. tip
to press time the extent oi his win
Juries could not he learned
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f.” when new ie some a. v
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“new wins: ”if“ M 3“ H
roe lawyer gated upon the maid
Quits oldie of fees. ~ 5*
Then said: rim verr thuoii afraid
You have no can? 4 _
wilder if. hairpin to doles
building lot. m1!“ street.
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