' New York Attorney General En-
- retraction of the great bridge, with
“is about here, so
duet out your onr-
costs and shawls I
' or expect to shiver.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11. I912
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IIEEP MYSI RY IN I .
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BNNY IN N NIIIIEIIIIIN
Victim lied Been Stabbed With a Stiletto, and Wes Dead
When ,liemains Were Encased in a Sheet and Thrown
Into Gilbert 8: Bennett fond
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State Policemen Are Working o
Two or Three Men Concerned in Altair
Tile
of an Italian women, about 30 years
old, in the mill Ipond close to the
manufacturing plant of the Gilbert
andBennett -Co., in Georgetown, Sat-
urday morning by three workmen con-
nected with the factory, adds puzzling
material ln Falriield county for the
state police to solve and cuts out more
work for County Coroner J. J. Phelan.
Up to last night no clues have been
found, 'by the state boilce that would
'load to the Identity of the woman; the
motive for the crime is veiled in mys-
tery and from all indications, so far,
it, looks as If the woman had been
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‘tiolns Use of» Ward’s Island
for lls Piers
mew roan, Nov. li.l—~Thei com
.mhlch the Pennsylvania and the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-_
road systems purpose to span the
East river at “Hell Gate. may be de-’
toyed by a temporary injunction re
straining a contracting company from
further preparations for Its building.
State Attorney General Carlnody ob-
tained lilo injunction Friday on the
ground that the’ law forbids the erec-
tion of any sructure on Words island
where an insane asylum is situated
without special legislative enactme‘ut.
The question of the permanence of the
injunction wil} be argued today.
~«vulture LEE suaasu‘otneo
til Old Red Men's Hall, South Nor-I
wulk, tomorrow alteration and oven-
,Illd 2 real war picture. Dont miss it.
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Court Laurel, Daughters of Gunilla,
hold a bipolar initiation yesterday.
'i‘he affair was largely attended and
moment successfully carried out.
There were delegates present from
New Haven Ansonia, Derby Milford,
llrlIlgeporI, Norwulks. Stamford 9nd
(IIIIrIIIwich
An address was made during the III
IIIrIIoon by liov. Richard J. Carroll, rec
up of St. Joseph's church which was
appreciated by those present. , .
Among the dignitaries of'the society
pioeonl Were the stale regent, Mrs. Bill.
Zillletll anal-II, of New Haven: stats
secretary, Mina June Day. of Bridge
port: stats advocate. Miss “Mari!
Mouth of Annuals.
The lecturer who worked with the
team was Miss-Ives: mum, of ity
N Y.
M the conclusion of the meetllig II
sat down to s sumptuous room. to ‘ I
ghastly discovery of the body Idead several days before she was
thrown into the pond, semetimo Ft‘l-
day night.
stabbed to death, there being two stab
trated into the brain, one in an arm,
and one In the back. Either of the
immediate death.
that a heavy stone Weighing 75 pounds
WNNIINS
NIYINIIIIII IN SINIIPNIIN
II Blues "and Hope to Secure
The woman had‘been
wounds in, the head, which had pene-
wounds in her head would have caused
When the body
was fished 0% oi the water it was seen
was attached to the body by a strong
wire, intended undoubtedly to sink
the corpse under the water and out
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einvevosns' IIAIE
mi MDFHIIEIB
The regular meeting of’ the BartendI
ers’ Union local, No. 289, was held on
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in the
Central Labor Union Hall and officers
for the ensuing term were elected. "Re-
ports show the union to be in a first
class condition The omcers elected
me as follows:
President—~Gcorge R. Allen.
. Vice'Pl‘esidenI—Joseph- Fortin.
Financial Secretary and Treasurer~
H. E. Malina.
Recording Secrelary—A. Stenger.
Chaplain—«P. Fltzmaurice.
Inner Guard~Wiillam Drew.
Outer Guard-«George Panaro.
BIIIIIIIIL IASTEIIS’ .
In tho Nomslk High School,
' Saturday.
The annual fail
at 10 o'clock. New officers for the en
suing year were elected as followu:
Sammie, slumford .
(iuuimittee on Progrumwii El Mat
IIIiIai, l‘Irldgoport; E. C. Andrews
Greenwich; 0 ll. Bllrdicll, Stamford
Committee on Legislationwit.
walk: ‘W. I3. Kelsey, rstratford.
as follows:
pension unborn?
as representative all possible. ,
promote cfiioi
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NI N NINAI’
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Mississippi River
NNYINNNENY BNSY IYIIN
lure to Hear Story oi Operations
of Dynamite Gang West of
IIIIIISI [YPIIISIIINS
‘MoNamara Said to Have Asked
"up—w»...-
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INN IINIII.WLIYN_‘_¢INININEIIN
Weslport Boys Green the Ilear
oi Wagon While Traveling at
Hlplriisteoi Speed
WESTPORT, Nov. tl.-4Traveling on
a motoroyple at the‘ rate estimated
at 20 miles an hour, Henry and F.
W. Huenet‘berg, two brothers living
in this town, mot with a serious accl~
dent In Greens Farms. Friday, when
they crashsd into the rear of II. wagon
driven bylinuls Mills, also of this
place with Mills was his brother
Charles. ,
All part a were traveling along the
main roadltoward Southport and were
in front of the residence of the late
Gwrgomdhnsll when the motorcycle
being drivien by the Huenerbrg boys
specded uil from the rear and crashed
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The Annual Fall Meeting Wu Hold
meeting of the
Sohoolmasiere' Round Table of West-
ern Connecticut was held in the Nor-
‘wdlk High School, Saturday morning
I Piesldent~ilrovor C.’ Bowman
Westpqrt.
VIco-l‘reeldanthIrong Comatosk,
l‘hmbury. ,
Secretary and Treasurer-«IE. A.
W.
noun. lirldgeport; I. ’l‘. Chapman, Nor.
, A very interesting and profitable
labeling was held, the program being
1 What shall be done to further the
movement for an adequate Inochors'
BIIporluteudeuts..snu principals are
requested to anaemia the sentiment
of their teuohsrs lit regard to this,
topic so that our conclusions may be
2. titers certification of teachers to
Citizen to Join Dynamite Crew
INDIANAPOLIS, ind, Nov. il.—0r-
tie E. McManigai's confession on the
witness stud at the “dynamite conspir-
acy" trial was expected today to reveal
his experiences at explosions which he
says he caused at.Peoris, lit, and the
points west of the Mississippi river.
An explosion at Kansas City. M0,. in
August 23; 1909, the government alleg-
es, played an important part In cOnneo
Lion with the charges that the 45 men
now on trial engaged in iiegal inter
state shipment of explosives. While
preparing to blow up part of a bridge
across the Missouri river at Kansas‘
City. McMaulgal said be bid explosives
in a swamp near the river while he re-
turned to the city to purchase some
part of'ths bomb which would not
work. On his return. he failed to lo-
cate the explosive, which later was no
on?!” by the, I’pé'ai' authorities and
In ad, over to the government. Mc-
igsl, however. was able to cause
the explosion. ,
About that time. the government so
sorts, James 8. McNamara stopped off
in Kansas City and in the presence of I
W. Bert Brown, business agent of an
iron workers“ union sought to induce a
“citizen” to join the “dynamite orew."I
McNamara, it is charged, told the clti-I
zen of the plot to “clean up" boa Ange-
lea. adding that there was “plenty of
money to be paid for the espouse of
doing it. " '
Attorneys for the defense have tried,
to have the government reveal the
Identity of the citizen. but it is expect- i
ed this will not be done until McMatii
gal's testimony is ended. 3 I
Further indications that the govern
mentdntonds to Investigate fully the
Pacific coast explosions were manifest
today by the calling of more Witnesses
from California. Arthur L. Veltch, de-
puty district. attorney of im Angolan
County, and Oscar W. Illuwlor, who as
stated in thé federal grand jury inves-
tigation at boa Angeles, are to testify.
mm s. KIIAPP
co, Inst snow noon
The CrofutId: «Knapp (10., offionth
Norwalk, marina today on its orders.
for the spring trade. The business
booked to In excess of last spring, and
the outlook for the coming season is
moot gratifying to the cinnpany.
I The firm has made changes In its
plant to take care or the orders reooiv
on for straw lists and has already book
ed sputum orders to give them' an out.
put of twenty dozens day. The Dobbs’
Fifth avenue. New ‘1qu shop, large It's-
ers of the Crofut do Knapp goods, has
established agencies In‘lhroe of the
large cities. it was to meet the de-
mantis I the Dobbs' agency that Cro-
fat or Knapp 00.. started the melting
of straw and silk haul In conjunction
with Its stiff and bolt felt busing"
The company hits last lesson all en-
tire floor of the building at the corn
of Fifth avenue and Twentyaeigilth
streamer; Yo’rit giving them much
larger show room. and greater Ideal»
tiling facilities. The new gamers will ,
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into the Mills brothers:
were thro 11 into the street, the mi»
chine con titled without" any pilot
some dist Ice and later anchored in
a ditch, a
taunted til
it any I
got to the r feet; and rendered assist-
ance to thg Hmrberg boys who ap-
peared to be injured One had his'_
head cut and the other was bruises! mandant had placards posted all
about the shoulders. The machinelme city announcing the victory
called
'dsils
All four
the wagon Iwas so dilap-
ihediorsa refused to drew
her. The Mills Mothers
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair and warmer tonight.
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Attack III the" Turkish Strhng
holds Most Furious at Any
Battle Thus Far Waged
NNE iIIIII INNEN INN
INNINIII EXPENIEN
Foreign Warships in Dardenelles
Caused Comment
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‘ADRIANOPLE. Nov. 9, 3: 45 p m,
by indirect route via Odessa, Russia.
-Ji‘he bombardment of this city by
the Bulgarians began again yesterday
and continued today from the southI
and wet. in the afternoon it stoppedl
was somewhat broken and the rear
of the wagon was smashed
In speaking of the accident the fela
lows on the motorcycle Bald Ihel’lsldcmble distance into the surround I
llost control of their machine and hit
thing, although there was plenty 0!
room to pass
A telephone call was sent to De-
puty Sheriff H R. Elwood who was
to arrest the motorcyclists
actors any arrests wars made, the
Humohorg brothers wrote out It
check and settled for the damagesl
done and promised to be more can
have their machine taken back to
their home where It will have tobe
repaired before it is used
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SAL-EM. Mass.. Nov.111.——-Endeavor
murder in the Lawrence strike, plan--
and today to examine their most Impor
taut witnesses
was announced and Caruso was in the
accused man to corroborate the testI-f
mony tending to establish an IIIIII
pizzo was shot
John J. Brass “and Dennis F‘. Collins
nesses to be called.
that some of them would testify toilet.
American Woolen company,
be called to the witness stand.
of court, the plans of the. defense to
a carpenter. was called to testlty t
“10.01““.
one
moment; ”out of the
Moses I'L Shutilswortn, “out or
the wagon before they could do any- ‘
ful to the future It was necessary to‘
II STIIIKE TIIIILI"
ing to expedldite their defense as
much as possible attorneys for Joseph
J. Emir. Arturo Glovannittl and Jaseph;
learned, on trial here for the Lopluo' to the
Ettor, Giovannltti and Caruso wereI
themselves ready to take-the stand it “nun!" EXPEcT ‘
TI! 35 IIIIIIIITTEII, .
list as probable witness today in hIsI
own behalf It was the intention of the;
Which was submitted Saturday by his
wife, his godfather and his landlord
all of whom declared Caruso was at his , _
bolus January 29 at the ”m Anna to em Justice Goff today, and Indication.
Mayor Bosnian, of
Lawrence: Frederick P Atteux, Colo
nel ill. Leroy Bwoetser, John N. Cole,
were also (III the list of probable wit-
lt was expected
William M. Wood. president or dial
also may
A long delay followed thumpeulng’)
the day having suddenly been changed
The defendant Caruso had been called; Mun saved From Icing Drawne‘d.
upon and was about to take the stand:
when the defendant’s counsel asked for,
It delay. Meanwhile Nelson Montgrsin.‘
monuments made at Union ‘end Gar»
den streets, the scene or the Lupine “W "IMO“:
Then the counsel tor the has?! 4093‘s
,wiibdtew for s' conference.
on or the delay ms the army».
,of lltsyor. Bosnian of be relics, Waller
nod Mill, and done and clinched him.
the and in
WMIIWI ililii shoot photo were
ad Shultri Pasha, the military com |
of thel
Igarrlsdn which had repulsed the Bul- I
garian attacking force around liiuraslnmn were burned
Iand had driven the besiegers a con
Ting country ‘
This is the first dispatch sent by
a correspondent with the besieged
;.Turkish garrison of Adrianople. I
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l r‘I'FJW YORK, Nov 11.——The steam ,
‘ship Boston of the New England New I
'lgatlon Company. from ‘Boston. report-
Led 'by wireless early tday that sheI
Iliad been in collision with the echoes.
Nor Mary Augusta near Huntington, L'. ,
The schooners head gear was car-3
ried away and the Boston sustained;
Idamago to her starboard side. the sx- ‘.
Brightmao of the Boston, qunested
'in his message that a towboat be sent
scene
When the Boston
negligible.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Its-With live lu-3
rors in the box, the trial of the fourI
gunmen charged with shooting down
Herman Menthol was resumed he;
were that the iury would be conlplst-f
oil before adiournmout.
fondants—"Gyp the Blood,', “Lefty IA-I
,ulo", "Whitey" bowls and
lion of taking the stand
hows" they said. "that were all going
Ion. We aren’t getting ready to mite a
plea, fgor so have IIOIIIIIIS to plead to
and we 're not expecting anything ox
Hunt-um you.”
’ cocoons sAILon seasons.
Fined $10.01, Today.
sored Charles Butler, the colored soil-
or on the lumber schooner moored at
Hall a: Randall (loin.
from drowning. only to
have him arrested. yesterday by com
Thoma Motherland. , fiutlur became
Included Iii something the mills flied
first within
with a. nicest.
Leather lid prohibit prevented a
.aaiui'dtir in h suit: arrival and a
I)
La”
:0; leans, aim
:et nt. of which was not given. Captain I,
reached port sheI
reported that her damage had been
All of the do-I
”Dagol
b‘rank"-—- reiterated lot by their lnten- I I
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cent acquittal. " I ,
Special otflc'or Edward F‘ ClIul'eI
Near Monlz, toulsiana
PIYE NP IHE NIIINNIN NINE NNIINEII INN
NIANY III INE YINIINS WINE NIIE
Nine Bodies, All Said to be Colored .Men and Women,
Recovered This Morning '
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NEW ORLEANS. i..a,. Nov.‘11.—A to the office of General Superin
erect, in which perhaps ililri) persons Morris of the Yazoo and Mlssi
l were killed and at least fifty were in Valley Railroad state that fiffeeli‘
jured ocyurred on the Yazoo and Mis- ens are known to have been killed
else ippi \‘;alie«' Railroad near Mo his, The wreck near New Orleans.
twenty- 92 en miles north of ‘N'ew were uninjured. .-
iinlght, when a throughI
over i freight trsshed into the tent of an ex- I
Iursion train of ten roaches.
Five of the coaches of the passenger
and mam of the
:rWl‘e(k victims are believed to have Ilsst Thursday In Brewster, N.
been cremated.
Nine bodies had been reco ore d from
the wreck at 9 o 'clock this morning.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov, 11 .———Reports
IIIIIII‘l roe are
slim mitten ports
The Connecticut Past mauled Rul-
ers' Association of the Benevolent and
Protective 0rd€r of Elks, will meet
in New Britain in January, according
to notices received by local members.
At this session the past exalted rulers
will take action regarding the candl-
they of Edward R beach of New
1‘
comes II. Luca.
Oundidwur anus Exalted Ruler or him where no my in
the KIM.
ed VIII“.
Ifor six years. For three more
bib. 1. its is considered
tinopi craters in i
“Neruda Loon, iii
. _ in; to rumors him from the
York for the position of grand onto “3°"- With, be rapidly
sir. listen to new glass details or the onion and
wearer: haying held that position
1‘” Matters
mic or d ruler «New to if lodge ,
m on; or of; new new. III make one
' sooth sit: account slips. his b
All the known dead are neglects;
MATHEIS—STEVENS.
Representative-elect Henry. M , ,
of Main street, Norwalk, was mam
IMrs Alida Stevens. The coupiez~ ’
at present on their wedding trip
on their return will reside
Maihele' home in upper Main II: ’
INNY INNIIEII IIIIN
IIyInen Lyman. a form“
plays of New England ,
coal Co Wantedtilgrt
Hyman Lyman, the almond
boy who recently formula chm
the 230th Norwalk Trashcan!
being held in New York oi ,
charge of forgery, pending Iii
vice ofgxtradltion' papers vehicle
local authorities will endeavor t
cure.
Lyman was apprehended in iii
Ion street, East Side, on Friday .
. by detectives sent out by the"
Bums Agency III-the behest at"
‘Avtnerlcan Bankers“ Association
which the South Norwullt Trill
pony la armemher. Chief Willing,
Pennington, of the South N
police department. was limp
noticed and went to New York
crday morning to have the yo
committed. Prosecuting .A
George Ii. ‘Vonburgh will props , ‘
«tradition papers and the chi“
eerie them as soon IIII possible. ,
Lyman, who is a nephew of
November. superintendent of the
florist d Raincoat. Company, a:
street, turned a check made
the amount of till) on the: o
credit: Lymon's brief history
axonlful one. A bad boy st
was taken in hand by the nu
lifter goillrg mired up in tents
and was released on probation
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boy‘s parents sent him to
walk. While here, his book
him Iouorlr in the factory
Immune on every side.
euaeldoroblo freedom‘ in
lie was sent
to the lies: Ii: draw of
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