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Woman Leii New Haven October 29th. With the Intention of
Following Her Husband
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Ernest Dallis of New Haven, a clerk
. yesterday afternoon viewed the body
of the murdered ltalinn woman found
in a pond atv'Georgeiown Saturday and
partially identified her as a relative of
liiaerrace Cabone, at former resident of
New Haven and Bridgeport. Because
of the decomposed condition of the
body, Deilis could not make positive
identification.
According to the story told by Dalila
to the police, Grace Cebone, known al-
so as Nellie; lived with her husband
Tony Cabone‘, in Grand avenue, New
Haven. About October 24, she told
.Dallls that her husband had left her
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and Furs Are Missing
Mystery surrounds the robbing of
the Pierce a. Walacegstore, in Wash-
ington street last evening i! a con-
didereble quantity ofyclortlllngu The no
dice are baffled to account for the at-
fair.
The robbery was not discovered un-
til this morning when three overcouts,
two units, one raincoat, n lndy’s coal
and three for scarfs were discovered to
be missing when the store opened. The
police were immediately untitled an»
they in turn sent warnings out bronil
mat to the surrounding cities. Almost
lunncdlately afterward word came
from Stamford that a couple of men
had been picked up in the freight yard
oi‘ lhnt place. ,n’l‘bcy proved to be
trumps, however, with nothing on their
incubus to prove that they were the
men wanted. ’
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The investigation by Chief Wliilnm
R. Pennington failed to show how the
The firm
claimed that the back door had been
locked and boiled and on the look was
still locked dull the bolt still throw
thorn was no way of the robbers get-
ting in that Way. cupsciuily when it
was found that there were no lrncon of
any jimmy lining uuud.1‘hetrolli door
was locked and there were no silos to
thieves entered the pines.
show thud it hsd been forced
(thief Pennington ill of the opinion
that either the robber was ’ullnlcone
who had n key to the from door, or nine
thi- Hrm in inllllnfiin when it motion the
sinniirllml unit the buck door won 1-
ml and bolted when they left the more. .
At any rule, the goods were stolen
min on» guilt).- iisiriy or portion one still
at lame
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'i‘odty'i the ddl’iilut Dr. 90%?ch
is. Many iii automating the sputum
fli‘y of hill birth. Which ”111”“in
{Handmdo not know. them its {in
(emitters with. all symbolism thut
it is his MVWB“ Anny»
his am has been translations i
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iii-nus insults and pr. tinny is more
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Resident oi Bridgeport. and
i Slralford Murder Victim
have him arrested. She took all ‘her
belongings with her and that wits the
"last he saw of her,
Motive a Mystery.
When be read the newspaper ac-
count of the sheet, bearing the initials
“G. 'C.” with which the body was wrap-
pod he became interested and informed
the New Haven police. The descrip‘
tion he gave the police of, the missing
wiman tallies very closely to the wo-
man found in Georgetown, especially in
regard to pecularities of the teeth.
(Continued on seventh Page.)
GETS‘ “HE Em.»
ma J. ”rim No:
walk, was presented last evening by
aesthetic Union Council. No. 46
’Knlshts of Columbdu, of which order
he was forecaster tor a period of
he tendered his resignation, «with a
handsome gold K. of C. emblem in
the form of a watch charm All this
in token of the appreciation of the
council for his faithful and diligent
services during those years. Mayor
Finnegan responded to the presenta~
Eton with a short address of thanks
which was well received.
District Deputy John F. McMahon.
of South Norwalk, installed the offl
correct the council elected recently,
with appropriate ceremonies last eve-
ning. The officers installed are as
follows: .
G. K:- -.M .l Riordan
o. o. K.-—li‘.dward J. Quinlan. "
Chancellormnibert F. Rose.
. Wardenmdsmes Tierney.
‘Recordew—ancis C. Ward.
Finsuciai Secretary—we. M. Dorgsn. .
Treasurer—Bernard 'I‘... Nulleford.
Trusteewdohn 'l‘. Hayes.
. i, G.--Mlchael Carew.
G.-—-John You.
Advmte-~~Mattilinw durum,
Physician-Dr. W. J. Tracey.
Cbnplulnmitev. Thomas “J. Finn.
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null or billions
. ..SA1JEMr not. Nov.'l'3.—~Josenb J.
visitor. louder owns Lawrence. strike.
inguinal the charge or Responsibility
for the murder oi Anne bovine, in
the trial now in progress here. plun-
nod to resume lilo testimony todul'.
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who yesterday begin his own defense
Joseph (inure, co- defendant coma ‘
plotsd his testimony before miter too“
the utund yesterduy. Arturo alarm
into, the third duimdunt «it: «we
ed to testify when Ettor n‘ss conclude
Direct urbanisation of bitter. it
will tube consideribls
more time so lie on not not touched
upon the new linden. xii. which slum
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Tells Who His Passengers were
on the Night Gambler Rosen-
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. NEW YORK, Nov. 13.*-"Bald Jack"
Rose, sud “mingle" Webber. two of
the informers whose testimony result.
ed in the sentence of death on
Charles Becker, were taken from the
West Side Prison today to the Crim-
inal Court's Building to tsite the‘
stand for the people against the four
gunmen indicted for murdering Her-
it was expected that
their stories would be ~substsntially
the same as told at the Hockey trial.
Another witness whose testimony the
State planned to introduce today, was
Thomas (foupe, the young Englishmen.
who as clerk of the Elku' Club was
an eye-witness to the crime.
District Attorney Whitman express-
ed satisfaction today at the confession
at William Shapiro, dl‘iver'ot the gray
“murder car," who’ swore on the
were the defendants “(in the Blood,”
“lefty Louie." "Whitey" Lewis and
"Daso Frank." Shapiro told the dis-
trict attorney that he had been afraid
to testify heretofore. but that the
death of “Big Jack" Zelig. the gang
leader, had so cased hisnnind that he
decided to turn Stats' s evidence .He
is a co-dei’endnnt of the gunmen but
it is new probable that the indict
will be dismissed.
Rose took the stand as soon as the
court convened.
foulinly and gllbly Rose began his
burrs vs going over much of the.
told, of the meetings with the shortlist
of aeolian-s threat to "frame them
unless they rerouted”. Rosenthui; of
doctor-ll boast that lie would shield
client: filter the lob was done. ‘
said the defendant assured him
Rose described "the plot um failed-“i
Garden Restaurant. which Rolls said“
be frustrated himself, when he told
“Gm," ”Lefty" and "Dugo Frank" that
they were being watched by a duties-
tive. He told how Becker. had curbed
We: because the plot had failed, and
burst out, ".HeVe him killed in trout
of a policeman."
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*WATER’I‘OWN, Mass, iNov. lit—A
labor_ disturbance in
members “of the‘ industrisi‘Workers of
the‘World were involved lock place
today at the factory of the Hood Rub.
bel- Company in this town. Many
windbwa were broken and live arrests
were made. . ..
The doctory shut down temporarily
a wool: use, the management claiming
that . repairs were necessary, The
leaders of the Industrial 'Workors do»
clared that the closing was an attempt
to weed their members on of the
'iaotory. The distill-bun which
took place at tin? reopening of. the
factory today, followed mm more
ion of yesterdsy. nt whlch A number
of the industrial Workers arsed A
strike.
Fifteen hundred strikers and strike
sympathise". it was estimated. pill-
.t
woman were ntoppbd by the pickets
end broad to Wu sway. as“!!!
refused to subtitles to the request of
the lit-ill I.
John B. Billiard, emotional ornniudr
for the industrial workers of the
World took churns stains situation
when the mill um Stories But woolen
Till Iti'llilo mom #5 til“ “it? My
honoured“ were
“mat” W11 '
stand yesterday that his passengers ,
ground covered at the Becker trial He
"All right; we 'll do it" the wEtness '
--the attempt to kill itosenthal at the ,
which men?“*
. tlolpstsd in the demanutrilblon befbm
the gates of the factory. Mon and‘
persons were unsuited. when thW '
undul- constellation notion sublime «to
capitalise rubber cosmos smite .
Samuel Maintain the First Wit
has: in “WWII!“ by Assn
eluted Hat minimums
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Walsh & litmus", oi Biol-wait,
Representing Plaintilis
With a powerful array of legal tai—
the Associated Hut
, _ min» Baird-
Unteidtcompa “platoons” was begun
befol‘ Judge Howard J (Slims in the
none or court, Debussy, yesterday.
By agreement of cabinet the case is
being tried it‘ll/hunt a 1m. ‘
The Associated Hat Manufacturers.
which had brought .. similar stilt"
agalnet liftm other But unanflactur-
les in Dunbnry and Mel. is seeking
to iecover a bond of 85.909 in conned
tlon with tho Mpeflm: oi the. hilt
factories aftfii‘ the tie-up in 1909. The
original suit woe to recover on two
towel?“ union Ml
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Jim iiotlntsnll fibula War
2- over Part in“ Adriatic Sn
. , w. ‘7 ‘ . ,
ST. PWURG. Nov.‘13.-Rus-
‘utudosu not. intend to so to‘vi‘br over
the question of Bervis‘obduining in port
on the Adriatic Sea. according to Gen-
glun Seconolf, the Russian foreign min-
inter.
‘ “Raincoat! informed M. Popovlch.
the Servicn minister here, that this
doclsiou' had been reached as the ,re
suit of conversations between the Ger.
man ambassador to Russia and him-
self.
The Novel) Vremya and othormcwe-
nsipers denounce the Russian govern
ment'u policy as one of voccllstiou and
surrender.
8.0F'iA Bulgaria. Nov. 13~A dell;
perate sortie was made by the Tur-
kish, garrison of Adrianoolo yesterday.
according to a disdain to the Mir.
After live below lighting the Turkish
troops were driven back by the Bill-
gar-inn BJQIEOM‘Bn They endured heavy
loom.
PARIS. Nov. 13.-~Tho tension over
the Bullion situation has become
mu’oil «blur in the onluiori of official
birdies hero. The newspapers tulle a
similar viuw.
onunvn. swnmnno. Elev Iii."
All the Austrian officers belonging to
industry mam doulleiled in SWEEP
.erlund received teieiiruphlo order. on
Monitor alumna resort at Violins: They ere
‘uuuembliui at Huchs. near iiit (lull,
g«thorn a special train has been proper;
on to convey them to the Austrian osp-
lied. o.
a.
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Hibiscus Willow? ITANDI.
Attorney liturpny. retire-outing Oom‘
mittuosiib li‘errlu, of the Georgetown
schools, «tempted to iuwe the var.
businesses by martin: mention to
on the em Wei argued lust moor
liaisons i' . E
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, lilies unit neuron tor in; shoot it vols
uni: of “do dilution end coils.
illib m. but Judge Gertie. berm
iii! “Ellis denied the million.
school sure is citing
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. Voted for the Presidbnt. Secre-
iury, Assistant Secretary and
Purchasing committee
The Town School Committee held a
lengthy session last evening at the
High School; at which time it was
voted that the president be one a
salary of $100: secretary, $200; assisn‘
ant secretary, $150; punchaalng agent,
. $250.
We meeting was called to order by
Pussident A. 0. Wheeler.
It was moved by Secretary Wilfred
Bodweli to transfersso from the in.
cE‘dental account of the .Broolislde'dis
trlct to the janitor account to meet the
voted.
The German text books recommend-
ed «by the highschool committee at
the last meeting were adopted on mo-
tion of Dr. T. C. Clone.
Mr. Chapman recommended that
evening schools be held centrally in
the high‘scbool.
His recommendations were accept-
ed‘ and he. was instructed“ to engage
teachers. arrange for u principal and
make any other arrangements neces~
silty.
chill-lee S. Mscombsr Was appointed
diatrictcommirteemun in the Brook
side district to till the vacancy created
by the removal of the previous cum
mittbeman.
The bills were read by President
Wheeler and referred to the finance
committee.
«The matter of the puyment‘for onu-
merutors occasioned considerable diu-
icunlou owing to the fact that the
chair of government caused some
“ contusion
Minster: Bodwoil moved that the
enudiaritot'l Eli druid at the maximum
figure specili tinder the law for sun.
secretion u the consolidated IYB~
tern. which was live cents per capita.
The vote was carried by a vote of
eight to seven on the second ballot,
the first being 5 tie. _
Dr. Coburn brought up the matter of
I‘ulerlee for officers of the commit-
too
it was moved :by the doctor that the
president secretary and assistant sec-
retary'be paid $200 each; the purchas-
ing agent. ”lib.
Percy Glendonnlng moved on amend-
ment that the president, secretary and
assistant secretary be paid $100 each
and the purchasing agent :60.
The'amendment was .lost on vote
and it was voted that. each be acted
on separately.
The original motion of Dr. Cobu‘rn
was amended and passed as follows:
distant secretary. $50. and purchasing
agent 8260.
s
menu.
skin. which use stricken out. was re
inserted utter eonuid
Dr. Clone brought
pchodule and it was voted that a com
the next mention.
adopted colander and rules be print
ed for illumination.
the discussion ndnhl be unveil.
Voted. . '
bismuth, North Center. North Blast
Bull.
, “it will durum ‘ units. tillt
i for
increase in the isnltor’s salary. Bo '
President. 0100; secretary. $200; as-
The rules were adopted on vote as a
whole with one or two slight amount-
The principal change came when it
was voted that the rule relating to re-
listens examine at lib opening use
his discussion.
p the matter of
minimum and. maximum teachers
mitten be opoolnted by the president
to consider the matter and report at
it was voted that Bill) copies of the
Dr. abuser moved that the gnu and
electric bills no paid on being imbued
by the phones committed in ordin- that
555E
ii WM moved that telephones be
placed in the liollcwlng schools: Went"
limbo River and North Wont. the ox,-
dell-s to'iiu paid out utilise spill-wily] W
hen studs in the town school edition “was irritant!
it “nucleotide no: ills superintendent
Bis su’lbnriued to numbness in the bill
desire the containment its constables.
WEATHER EOREOAST.
in Tonight and Thursday.
Cincinnati, Hamilton and diluted Passenger Train lions i
linen Switch and (iodides Head on With u Freight 1'“
' on Siding at lrvingien, Hear indienanoils, Ind.
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incumbents, 1nd, Nov. 13i—.-At Albert Alien. Dos Angel‘s
least fifteen, persons were killed and Bert white *brukeman mtg
fifteen seriously injured, at 3 o'clock. indlunapolis. ‘
this morningrwhen an iii-bound Cin~ Joseph is Palmer, Ettaw‘
cinnati, Hamilton and Daytbn passen~ . (inurle‘s Clancy, aged 13.
user train ran into an open switch Ky . -
and crushed heed on into, a il‘eight John Glancy, aged 52, Jackson,
train at Arlington avenue. Irvington. Mrs. Clifton Cheney and son,
a suburb. The train was coming from ter, used 5 months. Jackson.
Cincinnati. at the rate of 40 miles on: Lilly; chem aged two; dens.
hour Clifton Chaney. died after he
The dead: to hospital.
Fred. Hutchinson fireman passen- Jefferson, negro porter p
ger train. Madison, ya. , train.
'0 limbolt and wife. theatrical peo- '
pie, Lou Aussies. Cal.
.iilill lulu
Elliilii ill iiili
Tragedy on Pennsylvania nail Airs. Wanner Makes
mind“ stall? in swan? com... on unm-
ter’u , Arrest imdunte in“ Actions
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new HAVEN, ”Np: in it
tellsh E. Wékner,"wldow of’
s. Harrison Wagner and use...
his estate has filed two 3
terpieadel‘ in which damages.
000 are claimed‘
The delcndunis are in one gun
Mutual Life insurance camped?
New York, s M. Alter, of Son
walk. and Eunice .i. Herein oi'N _
PHXLADELPHIA, Nov. Ill—Mistak-
‘lng .her mother for a. robber. Miss
Gladys Myers shot and fatally injured
her mother early today on a Penn-
sylvania Railroad express train as it
was speeding past Bristol, Pm. about
25 miles north of Philadelphia. The
train did up stop, but continued on to
Trenton. where the injured woman
was rushed to a hospital, where she
died. '
~ ven . .
The dead woman was Mrs. Eliznbelh .
Myers and her home is believed to It is ““83” E“ the wm E
Dec. 17. 1897, Sir. Wagner took}:
have been in New York. She was
traveling from Salem. Va, is that city
and her ticket was purchased at
Lynchburg. The daughter and a gas
songs: on the train, named A R. Guth-
bert, who says his home is in Lynshl l
burg. were held by the Trenton sutli
orttleli would an investigation of the
bulletin}; Mi: Myers we: so hystiri E R “3 mm” “”939“ B“ “7
col lhut shy could scarcely tell a con it“? refused E° pay "3“ “M
nocted story She told the police thst ‘3 m” ““3“” ME“ ”"1”“
Beret her motherln inlutuiie for ll. rob- ing that M” “mm" 1’0"?"
her and they are inclined to believe mafia?“ 0" W 350. “'11 1“
her “or , although mystified because -
oi ccutrBdlclory statements by Quilt Th“ 0’1“?“ unit ‘9 50m“.
hurt and tiles Myers. Cuthbort‘“ says in character. 3 M “‘9”
he ’dld not know the mother end ”9“” 0' N9" Y0” are 9
daughter and only volunteered his scr “’m‘ "‘9 ”WWW" £10m”
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icouipnnior of herself nndjlotb Dewitt! of New york»
on April is. 1912, assigns
‘lN‘IPKCJlEiLmJJ: ,NORWAM‘ in meet in‘ the policy
E Electrical Commissioners Thomas BBWHMBB. She niece! _ ,
Robins. Thom. it. Spencer: and tired he? Bills shove the nines
erlcli Runnemlé’rg ilnnerinlendeut Al - Damages of ”$000 so olsl,
hurt in. Winchester one Councilmen .i. mill suit and it. 000 in t
lug. sinus, committee Elli“. inside ‘
sexism , a street
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iiiiin smith Who is is he didn't in *icullinl out at 1.30 o
Enroll in Ex sdeplrtmé . Ellen was as soon to extinguish i. ii
signed to no and is may a. deep the: home a; Joiners '
study of the coddltl bis ‘ . . Gilhdfii urtu‘ui,_
to .
insurance policy in the mutual
Mnyafor $15,000. He died on Jill
1912. Before his death ho ho‘
on the policy from the colonel}
that at the time of his dad
amount» due from the .co
amounted to All. m. 85.
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