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Not Sullioient to "Properlnyroteot the Property oi‘the
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Petitioners for More Lights and Sewers in Various Street‘s
Are Given Due
The desperate need of hose for the
'Norwalk Fire Department was
‘brought to the attention of city om-
cials, last night, when it was stated
that but 1800 feet are in any kind of
(audition, and according to a state-
ment made by exCilief JOhn D. Milne
if there should be a good~sized lire
before more hose is purchased. it will
be a case of borrow from someone to
tight the tire with any prospect of suc-
cess. t ‘
Tree spra ng was’the next princi.
pal item b glut before the second
and last open hearing of the «Board of
Jstignathand Taxation This subject
“torus Number Hear Dr. Bread
and Rev. Mr. Papazian De-
liver Address
The first meeting or the Home Mis-
sionarg Rally given under the one
piece of the Woman s Association and
the Men‘s Brotherhod of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church, was
held in the lecture room of the church
Monday afternoon, when Rev. B. L.
Breed gave a. most instructive ad-
dress illustrated by numerous charts
and pictures, upon the work done by
the Congregationalists at Ellis is-
land and with the foreign population
in cities. ,
in the evening, carrying out that
line of thought, Rev. M. G. l’apuaian
held the interest of a large audience
by an intensely vivid and stirring and
dress upon the Allen Question, giving
his hearers much Road for solid de-
liberate thought.
I Owing t’b a lock of time he closed
his address by a few telling remarks
on The Situation in the Balkans.
leaving his audience in a. decidedly
hungry mood for more knowledge on
the, present thrilling crisis in the
East. .
'~ The program today and tomorrow
follows:
’i‘ncuduymli p. m, meeting for we
men addressed by bliss is. Matty, as
nocluto superintendent of Woman‘s
Work for A. iii. A., and n represents.
tive of Miss 'M. ’Woodhorry in the in-
tumntli oi the w. H. M. U. 8 p. m.
Pageant oi llama Missions given by
the Woman's “ovulation and the (3.
ill. Siltliciy. and consisting oiwpart '1.:
Panorama. ell-titled The Gateway 0f .
Nations, illustrating mills island. as
the door ripening to all the n’Eitiuns or
the world; also introducing the exam
stallions of immigrant.- by U. s. ol-
Mini: and cloning wlth a tableaux.
ileiombla Welcoming her Guests. Part
n.2, An American Viilago.‘.,ahfilrlng
clinician clothing and (hemmed! ins
diam. Mountain whites. Chino”. Jail-
cause and sorts Rims. singing or
young media‘s chorus. '
Wodnostihswa: to p. an, informal
was carefully considered and it
probable that an apploprlatlon for the
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lintorod at the” In a sternum root—odio-
Olwm
an ill PAR n 3 USE *
Clashes Willi the Turkish Gain 0
Consideration . ‘
is
core of trees in Norwalk will the
tiouer had been heard. the reporters
era 0! a Race.
Dr C 3 Ryder. 01' 14“., -.
firming by dunes from ,
‘ slavish and exhibitiod! a
granted by the board. .
When the last complainant or peti-
were excused, as the board went into
evecutive session, there to remain un—
til the work has been completed fdi'
the year, which must be, according to
the charter, ,bynext Monday evening.
Herbert s. Bishop and ex Consul.
man George F. Bette arsed an sourc-
pristion for the spraying of trees 01'
{Continued all? Sixth an
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Plantation songs lie
START A IllliT
CHEYENNE, Wyn, Nov. 12.——-F‘lash-
lug lntoriot' on ‘a challenge and dare.
nearly 100 members of Battery B and
Battery D, Fourth Field Artiller, U.
S. A. clashed in a melee in the street
here, last night, spread terror through
the town and drew a guard tmm FOrt
Russell on a summons trom MayOr
Bresnahan, who had already ordered
the chief etvpolice to swear in a hula
dred additional policemen and arrest
both companies.
ideals. Quinn and McBride arrived
in time to reinforce the hard-pressed
police and arrested ilfty soldiers.
As a result of the riot, Privates E.
Zilaneky and C. S. ‘Martm were sen
lonely injured.
A feud of long standing had existed
between the two companies. Dist
night in the prelience oi‘ members of
both companies, a trooper of iBattery
B boasted that he was a "better man"
than any member of Battery l). The
fight that started spread through the
streets, revolvers Were drawn and
tired ‘by some of the troopers, the ma-
Jorlty, however. using their weapons:
as clubs.
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. ro virourouot
.an navnn, Nov. lawman.
Johnston‘s it Company, contractor. or
267 Willow street refuses to say why
he paid a private detective to watch
the policeman oiiltho beat in his neigh-
borhood =
{will i will say. is that, said Mr. John-
stonu when asked about the remake
he had made Filidny night at the meet-
ing on the station approach. ”it the
New Haven police traditions their work
i know i would now have an addition
[have paid a some detective $60 to
due who knows me will vnuoil for my
iii H‘v‘lll boy‘sb‘out the incident. ,
”idle pollination, they any. is on the
at 160 in the bank. As it is. t havens.
watch a new haven policeman. Any- ,
realty; At the present time. that is"
a.
risen at Adriaoeple" A’re oi
Daily Goouranoe
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Turks and Tribeemen Appear tin-
able to Hold Positions
nation 0! the Bulgainan troops invest-
ing Adrianople and on the Tchetslia .
line in front of Constantinople is the
subject of many rumors today owing
to absence—of any official dispatch-
cd from the front. .It is known that
the Bulgarian troops have 'opened
their attack on the Tchatalialorts,
but no details of the fighting have
been received. .
The Bulgarian and Servlan tfioops
engaged in the siege of Adrianople are
working in hearty cooperation. Clash.
on with the Turkish garrison of that
stronghold occur daily.
ing sprites oi the garrisOn declare that
conditions in the city are desperate.
verge or starvation“. one it is thought
lustre , o solute wit be and motto. Willie
(I I” ‘3 Ndfiav’bREzfi‘dfi‘fi WWI" “fl “We“ a his utmost. Bread torts chief to lilo his work. especially
. - .,.. . _- at: and u livelihood selling late when there is a hostile company or
_ .49 ' 13pm “on; prices and the sup- W0 .
n‘V‘L sunlans plies even £13939 commodities are ExChlei Milne puts another metric.
now filthautsed..‘l
Large numbers of Turkish irregu-
turn have been pillaging the villages
around Adrianople. The Bulgarians
have now succeeded in repressing the
lecture and establishing proper admin-
istratton.
A column of 700 Turkish prisoners
with sln‘oiflcers arrived in Sofia to.
day.
RlEKA. Montenegro Nov. ii. «The
bombardment of the Turkish city of
Tarakosch. on Lake Scutari. contin-
ued throughout Sunday. Toward eve-
, it will
. N Is nun on,
some. Bulgaria. Nov. 12i-«-The sit— :
1: political campaign one
endeavors {on the port
make thefi? rgottul or the fact that
time for a new chief
93 Elm department. While
titties they have not over-'-
89 approach to the time
Milne wastintervlewed last night and
he stated Iihat he will not be a can
' he is the only one.
believes. as do many,
With the happening
at the day.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain Lot‘s Im'l"oniphi or on Wednesday.
Pleated)“ Guilty to Charge oi At-
tempt to Kill Colonellheo-
dorf'o Roosevelt .
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District Attorney Zabei Ready
to Try Case
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MiLWAUKEE, .v‘vn. Nov. ‘12.~—John
Schrenk today pleaded guilty to the
shooting of 091. Roosevelt.
The court
the trunk, supposed to have
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Trunk in Which, It Was Alleged, Body Was Shipped to
York City, is Located, and Found toLHave cinnamon
. ‘ Groceries tor Use of Georgetown People
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Believed Body Was in Water for several days, and Had No,
neetion With Cavyoglieri Woman
Word received from Georgetown
early this morning late the effect that
been
other in
express
flee.
honor, tired-far as remuneration
I ,‘t‘ engineer should“ be the
dice pfth's department
held. The firemen all
t confidence in Mr. Milne
and it is quite likely that he will prove
the oeieodclh tor 1913.
Chief Maltgomery has proved on
Some of mmemcient chIef but has had several on-
Turkish troops» taken prisoners dur- Ifortunats 3"“ during his “3"“ 0f 0"
‘ The itosltion is purely one lot
is
concerned; and therefore is not Feat-
ly sought after. Then, too. dissension - ,
mates it danced... ‘
then decided to appoint a commie:
missln toexamine Schrank as to his
sanity. Sohranlt, who attempted to as.
Juoes‘rwpo wn.‘L TRY noose
VELT’S ASSAILANT.
, had been; located.
inseam triers-r
. noun preamp "
shipped from New York and contain-
ing the body of the murdered woman,
It'c‘ontalns gro-
ceries for the family to which'lt was
consigned.
Clue after clue is being picked up in
one investigation by the state police
and the Falrfield county authorities as
to the identity of the woman, whose
mutilated body was found lathe mill
pond at Georgetown. Saturday morning
near the Gilbert and Bennett wire fac-
tory. but none ,ch the clues, thus far,
tlon upon his candidacy and stated
last night that in the event of his be'
coming chief he must be the head of
the department in every respect. He
must have full authority in order to
malts the department up to the stan-
dard. , Mr.’ Milne is a man under
whom the firemen work with .great
confidence and diligence. The inci-
dent ot the "Mommy lire." as it has
come to be recalled quite often_ would
go to prove his value to the depart-
ment. v ‘
it will be remembered that through
‘ning the Turkish garrison withdrew
talus. 'l‘helr positioa was
and by lack of provisions that the do
city of Scuturi.
Montenegrln troops.
King Nicholas of Montenegro has
left to; ”the Montenegrln port of Ans
tivari
Gcn. Vultotitch with his column at
Montenegrin troops has completely
subdued the Arnaut triheamen in the
neighborhood of the Glty of Jakovo.
'l‘he tribaemen have surrendered with
their arms.
Men. vdvoumu villa in. troops will
new march to the southwest its air-
peots to arrive shortly at douiari and
join the human forces under Gen.
Zixhovltch. who is also marching on
Sumtarl. . . .
inn patient": ; .
ma einrnon
John Henry Knapp. of 82 West
The Norwalli! ~vrhn for years . has
been humorisiicoeuiully in active
on
day on Friday of this
a taxpayeR‘aul i are entitled“ subside , ,
'several diitlcuities the beautiful home
is
l
the chimnel’u
Ifioberta, state treasurer elect
tion of citizens.
usually. Nov, 12‘.~—The old Lyman
Dunning place at East Canaan. a
landmark oi the village, conducted as
a general store by M: w. Moore and
David Rogers, was burned last night.
The loss is estimated at about 88,- .
:000; twothlrds of which is on stock
land the remainder on the building.
The tire is believed to have started in
The building was owned by E S.
Mr.
, Roberts was being iormailyinotiiied oi
ibis election at the time by a delega.
Editor John Rode
Imeyer, heading the delegation. had ed and then committed suicide.
1 when Mr,
to the highest point of the works,I0l Contractor JOMDh A. MeEery was
which are on the sides of the moan-float being destroyed but! tire, which
rendered Iin the first place did not really
so desperate by an exposure to snowIamount to any serious proportions.
Milne appeared on the
tenders attempted later to abandon all lsoone, jumped in and led the hose men
their positions and to escape into the‘to the vital point of the tire, saving
They were, however, what remained of the structure in a
JUDGE a. c. swans.
sassinete Theodore Roosevelt here.
missed up to the time of going into
court today tor his trial to indicw
whether he would plead guilty to the
charge oi assault with a deadly weap-
{just finished his speech of notifica-
lllon when the telephone rang. Mr.
Ilioberts answering the call, was told
.that his property was in flames. lie
quietly informed his guests. Some
«left at once ior the fire. but others
lremained with him. He took the mat-I
:ter philosophically. and a few minutes
later. at the completion of the noti-
'driven back into Tarakosch by the;
‘ the Namath li‘lre Dephvtment
attract, one of tbd‘imt known men lil‘
lit celebrate his swirl .
ill be at home to day of '
thrilling manner From his place as
a spectatOr Mr. Milne saw what was
not being done‘that should be. and
without a moment's hesitation stepped
in and withv the aid or a few com-
rades accomplished this and. without
doubt saving the residence from total
destruction.
The agitation for a paid chief has
not become general, although there
are a tow spark! glowing in the do
Dortmund oimloe. it is likely, that
at some future time Noxwallt will have
a paid chief to head the department.
{allowing the recent sullen of‘Bouth
sent Norwalk will he contented vgith
a volunteer hood. .
A iormer chief oi the department
in the only man in News"; to rdliidim
and
,piaoe it book to its clitoiant level. it
soon have a department in Norwalk
second to acne. in the state.”
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random ro vuav students
This Nutmeg club is
Norwaip in this regard. but at one ,
stated this morning that “John Milne ,
he is slanted ohlei engineer he will ,
Wizard a stool I
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ours delimit.
I smile:
~I “Well. boys, Nero nddiod
I music.”
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location ceremonies he sold with a
when
IRome was burning. Let's have some
Wherupon he set his phone
. auto on canvas
The gang at man engaged in cutting
down the tree. in West avenue allows!
one to tail over on the trolley tracits.
yesterday atterriomi about 3 colonic.
The heavy- tree trunk carried the main
trolley viral: and several any wires
with it. and ottooflvoiy blocked all the
ltroiloy traffic for ovor a half hour.
I i (Barn in both, directions were held up
'uutll the true could be cut intwo, and
Ithe wires rumored sun straightened
gout. .. it is deflowered fortunate that no
one was injured; as all the wire. lying her .,
on the ground were heavily charged man he ml. my“
. we dealt-a ire express near. thumb of 33‘1““; an mum
to? all our friends tor the Warpath? b
and kindness shown to u duringmur “m. on. “may
“fill mm in RI” ”CI R “Ulla” “mu. mm! WW? I’
,aimrsaoior‘taomv rho-o not '
has been fruitful and each u
been dropped aitcr being run do
investigated.
one of the clues that led
promise of a partial soluti
lnfonn‘atlon from New York yes
that a large trunk weighing 325
was shipped by the Adams Flames
in New York, Thursday, to
town. Joseph .l Everett, acierlo
Adams Express Co,‘s office. said
the trunk was brought in by i.
signers, who spoke little ‘E I its
ills Murder‘e‘E sin a no
archisté-JSuicided
His Arrest i7
MADRTD Spain, Nov iii—The
lsh Premier. Jose Canaleiag
today while entering the Min ,
the Interior here to attend a
meeting. His assailant, Manse
dines Ber-rain Martin aged. 28,
Grade province of Huesca, m at
Martin fired four shots at Pr
Cal aleias as he was entering the
lstry ol' the lnterior to attend a.
not meeting. Two of the shots at
the statesman behind be right a
he tell dead on the spot.
Jose Canaleies y Mendes, the P
Spanish cabinet in‘iv‘ebruary, lad
was leader of the Monsrchlca
on the resignation or tho‘lmbe
lnet headed by Senor Morel: y
gust.
Jose Canlsios, who belonged
wealthy and prominent Shellie
tame to the front in pollll
Spain only in woo, when he
clorioulism. lie had, howevo
loading part in the campaTgn"
great interest in politics do
years befors’that. At the did
he became a member oi the
Parliament. attaching hlmloi
lawman inborn ”coon”.
lie became o. member or i? ”
goats/ti cabinet in 1902, who
ted the portfolio of ammo
introduced many forms or
regard to the war as at
by King Almond to term
the request «and a
as it was the first time
pluod at the
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