Arthur Allen, Aged 23 Years. Called al Farmer’s Home to
Purchase cider—0n Being
sauIled Lolidell with a club
Refused the Drink He As-
and LaIIer Used a Shotgun ‘
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Assists in Tahoe VioliIn to Hospital. Despite WW" ”I'M
p ‘.
i {Po save himself from ii'elng beaten
iii) with a club Charles Lobdell, an
Easton farmer, fatally wounded Ar-
..4ithur Allen with a shotgun yesterday
sitemoon on his farm, and the latter
tilled at the Bridgeport hospital live
hoursafter being shot.
The shooting occurred about 3:30
o'clock. Arthur Allen. who was Very
Vidrunk, drove from his place with his
finale to Lobdeli’e term, which Is in
' ithe Aspetuck district a mile away, to
» get some older. Mr.‘ Lobdeil, seeing
that Allen was “nasty" drunk and in
. , a lighting,“ mood refused to sell him
The two men had an or.
inli’iinnii iIIIli
' .puy older.
, inane dose forester “ion inai
' :4 no infill II
Hillel lichens min Two
rom- Yours
W
Tony Peace 0'! Stretlord wee sen~
tenoed to state prison for not more
than tour or less than two yours by
Hodge IW. 8. Case of the criminal eu~
parlor court yesterday. it was or
posted that there would 'be a trial.
and the Jury were on hand to hear
the evidence, but Attorney WIIiIum
(lardelia announced that his client
would plead guilty of assault with in~
neat to km. in a saloon row In Strut-
ioild, last September, Tony tried to
shot James‘NIchois. but his gun missed
litre twice. and only one bullet struck
’ Nichols, but did not harm I
Then Pogouo tried to assault Niche
ols with. a chair. when “some hysteria-
ier mused onplhe’ head with o !bottle
and knocked him unconscious. In the
reusing or the sentence Judge Case. re
merited that “those moumust he sit
mm o lesson that they cannot com
guns in this country " The court ed~
learned urrtiiTuosdoy.
;' session IIIIIT . .
“ emollient“
AIoBA‘NY,‘ use. e.-—wrivilim on»
oiro @in York, drivor or the rail
our used or the murders ot distorted
illoseullisl; the mhlor, and m oi the
. witnesses tor the Into at the moat
trial of the gunmen. will not in no
mitten to operoto so automobile in
this slow otter January it ml, with
this consultant’s lieouoo will mills. Gets
or state laundry we its this
new soon onion and lust he would
”voile Willow um» Ilium it w
intros it he had filo authority. ,
4 more. when rolososd mostly. in;
m that ho sum to iofuru to
ills acoustics as o emu».
WP! Manor is missus; o
W I!!! Whit its him Mr
ass Sentence—- I II
lions and Tendency to Fight
gument over the matter, and Allen,
who was ugly In temper, struck Lob-
deil on the head with a club.
Ordered Away.
Mr. Lobdeil ran in the house and
bringing out his shotgun. 9rdered the '
two men on his premises. The linole-
drove away as last as he could, but
Arthur Allen went for Lobdeii the
second time and the latter pulled his
shotgun and let lire. A heavy charge “
or ibuckshot took sheet in the abdo-
men, and. Allen tell to the ground
mortally, Wounded. "
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Hammered MT is lioI Provid-
ed for in manila—Per oi
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WASHINGTON Doc. T——TIho first
Ibis supply hill of the present session
of Congress“, the legislative, executive
and judicial sppropristlon‘bill. wu
repoued to the House this week by
the appropriation committee; The
'meusuro carries 334.897.105.50,.a de
crease of $319,027.88 mm. the corres-
mending bill in the previous session
The (intimates or the Secretary or the
Treasury. ”6.514.955”. were cut
moro‘lhana million dollars by the
committee.
As presented to the lull committee
by the lubmmmlme which rrimou
ii. the bill Included a provision by Bee
prosontstlve Burlesou, or Texas, mak-
liix lormer presidents weathers-so
Isrpo or the House. with o. salary or
$17,505 But a lull committee diam
proved until no struck out. 4
The Commoroe Court is not proud
ed for in the measure. The court
oskod for $51,500 for the coming It
out your. out is. oomrultloo would not
silow the item. The lost 1mm".
executive sud judiciol bill flyp the
court just enough money to codeine.
it to March 1; mt your. 4
President-elect Wilson prob-lily
will get the rosuhir shallot allowance
of ”5.000 for trawling oxpohsos.
rim whines included the out o.
florists-n 1"rarities lilo‘oiorlrs oi the
mom of the House on tho lieu»
oily polio slid polio} thorn direct. At
t humus also illicit it your
for ohm: hire d pay their own
sterile. There has been mush cons
pidfint lilst the hill amount does not
to to the em. The bill omits dil
appropriations tor the using so car-
I wont,
inns iiiillii
neuron.oi,4riorwall,‘nmong
Sneeooslul lines ‘
Judge Marcus it. Holcom‘liotlhe su-
parlor court yesterday. One case
heard Ibefore Gommittee Morris '13.
Beardsley, the suit of Funny v. Chi.
cheater against George E. Chiohestor
made his finding but the report was
not acted upon, the court taking the
papers. .
Margaret Louise cross. or Nor-wells,
4 was wanted a divorce from William
Cross supposed to 'be in Hartford. The
couple were married July ”6,1908 And
for a time lived in Brmkiyn. The plain
she was married. The newly married
couple lived one month in Brooklyn.
The husband lost his Job. 80 the two
came back to Noerulk, and tliofecond
day after the arrival at the home or
the plaintiff's parents the husband
went out looking for a job. He never.
came lbuclr The piaintih‘. neher heard
whether he got a job or not. «She later
heard he has been living In Hrsti’o‘rd.
A baby wasfborn the last day or the
seen it or aided in its support.‘
Habitual intémporaiice and cruelty
were the grounds on‘ which Grace L.
Drew 0! Danbury, formerly of Bridge-
port was given a decree of
piaintiit was 0. Lockart before she was
story her married his" 1'33””?! unhap-
py. Her husband not 0th used severe
«it sushi, so xiv;
4 I. A335 I
'-,.enoWdMMlEPellotthe
some place on the pound or deser-
tlon. Elle «so also given custody of
is minor child. The couple were inor-
riod Juno 5. 1908, and the desertion
monitor. 1006. ‘ -"
‘LIBII. Peon ~dloonhouse oi‘ Oreem
wish. woo deserted try her husband.
Chauncey B. Warehouse, who Is now
in @10er city. in April, 1909, alter
live yours or married life. and was
muted a divorce
Desertion was also the cause or the
divorce that Percival Luster of Bridge-
. r
the utilised desertion was in the fol-
iowiux May.
BOIIIOBIOII'O penis
I" BE A IIIIIIBAAII
‘wms'rnn. Doc. 7.»onalrmsn,irlp
sins of the Public Utilities cumulu—
sion when asked it he had say colu-
ment to mobs on the story ouhilM
yesterday to the chest that the sour
missiou's ordoro adoptin- crossovers
on the New Huron role would prove
to he more humus than the old
orders. hoos'oo In making the m
toiling OWN?! coins to a stop.
roar end eoiIIsloqu would he likely to
occur. sold that live” crllioisrn was not
without torus. . 4 .
Comifiiw condoned It. .
Howoysr, he sold. the commission
had powdered the ensuedl oi soul»
dents from thii oouin. but it hpiidrpd
this; with {lemon at either and or
man which lied some to a stop or
tore a orcsoors’r. lilo oneness ol dour
tor would ho mininlissd. Mr. minus
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not our» to the lunar ore-mil
which harp“ Ibsen ordered out is 5
the blow ltuvou system at m
m. NoV.. said any moor or em 40947“!
lotto. ii c. on». lasso. pom
talent. and Soil no ti r. not.
The bill will
nun Iliilitil “
I MergarolIIouiseI Gross and Mel-i
A Bill Hill IIII
tilt alvVays lived in Norwaik, whore ‘
year. 1908, but the lather has never
diverse
from John 8 Drew, or Dnuliury ”the
married iii 1904. Accurdin; to her
physiooi Violence on her. hut he new.
port secured from Rose Turiey W
tor, win! is now in Ohio. The couple,
' were married in September. 1908, and
sold that the no stop orders would '
was scattered about-tho street when
he was hit. Adler his body had been
removed, hundreds 0! men and boys
trowthe‘hrad line and the pork
hunches searched. the pavement tor
hours with llshtod’matchos.
The channeling: the speeding car-
was arrested afllsdiuiteod to the no
this that he use mu making It least
thirty miles an tear up‘ on. crowded
thoroughfare. 4
. ._ Priest finely 'Hiirt.
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dist? sills War.
on. sum or lot. komm
Church '9! Residue. lid. is lying to-
day its a loodi hospital or lilo mil.
e; on must lie collision. it which
the m IA:- sud its ]‘ is
arse, “(or without Wu; hoist
the clematis; mm mm.
whose psstursl duty alumni onshore.
on returning.“ his homo in a slip»
tor optwvmowho Maud o torso
tourist; machine nearing him lost so
he have on to a high Wheat.
The powerful car struck the runabout
in which he .wws‘idiugoud tossed it
into the ditch. P'osooroby in the road
hoard tho oimym‘ou's cries and to
leased him from the moon”. The
party in the touring car out on extra
speed sud escaped Father Cauldron
probahiy will recoveraw
I BAPTIST IOIIII
“OPEN WAR
The Young People's Society the
80th Norwoik Baptist {Ilium II a
very moon-tut social sud Mu
mill: at merchant: nut ovum The
prom at tho iguanunm odd as
hollows:
Piano Solos-dim Frieda M
runs now—iris- urns ammo
Miss Anus Possum. ”’7. 4‘
rim TrlIm-‘llios ails-bias me.
rich. ii'isd timeouts Uranium sud
Marjorie Selim ,
You“ Willi" Mildred Emil
I' Mkdonwfllflmnh Mill-ii
flouoiotus entitled A World or Girls.
Follower the onlorlslumohl o mist
44 out! a committee '"i" In met the
in
mm
WIDDIMIEI‘ GALLID O";
The amusement mode sudden”
this am fiiit the doom norm
Gale-Ethel We humus Ming.
their.
mm the entertainment a nuclei-I
'iwssuoho‘iohoon solsmutsrds‘i
Proved Fully ”(solenoid .
asylum? stands 4
heel: cleared by this spotless Town
bazaar. and the Ladloo’ Aid Society.
and all who labored so diligently to
make the allair a modem are to he
complimented on having held a tune-
‘ lion never bolero surpassed in the
Norms Methodist Church.
Last night It was lunch counter
style for the slipper from 6 to 8 and
‘ the bullet idea profed triumphant. A
‘ regular supper was served the tires
night and this will tailowejd by an
oyster supper. with heaps for those
who one nut care for the bivalves
The third night was the eoodold clam
make and this was enjoyed why many.
[last night was the quick lunch leer
44 lure.
Rev. Lincoln Banister Gasweli, pas
torofthecimroh isthemowhoin
the- main arranged the (oils nights'
«humor. The ladies proposed to hold
‘1. oueulxht-stond fancy work. sole.
and when hio1udxmont was sokeu‘he
proposed this scheme. 4?, .
Létlors were sent to about one
thousand grocery iii-ms throughout
the country and although too-thirds
either tailed to reply, or at least tali-
ed to send donations, the other third
contributed liberally tor the adver-
tisement, and the result was that
some 3260 Worth of goods were re-
ceived tree or charge, to be dispensed?
at a little out figure. ,
thins else was 1!
scoot, “MMIIP .
solid what will Millie with the
non"! , i
it is rooted brooms quarters. and
in. no telling am. that the-
no». ions, with tile «in snout-sues.
at ions and «mum which that
Wis noted. rum to see tum
erection or s new Sunday school build
hl-rl building which‘wiil finish all
modern equipment our house «and
attraction of tho-young axon and the
rem women of Nervous. Our oily
hundY.l;C.A., noroodlntrooin
tor young ln‘snnno provision for the
intellectual, the physical, or the so-
cisl development or young men. This
the udioo’ Aid proposes to furnish:
or at least to so start the enterprise
that it shall be assured.
'WBKI'IIIAITOIT
”ml" WARM!“
Bdrm doom 1. Boston. delegate
from W Pool. inc 12. De-
pennant concurrence: G. A. it, to
his listing—s amniotic at but Aa—
plot slum Visited the KIWI”)
1!!de inflation 01' hi: trill. de-
Related mil-hoses lose: would. so
the mod! noting with a climax
Martinis ennui: tourney. I
Adam m were me sad the
minis: mo in is iii a dduflshins
condition. ogooro tor the should:
your your plotted-u loiiowo: ‘
comm a: waits.
dollar Woo duodenum—o. A.
hello.
Junior Vice «exploration-Joesph P.
Omssmu.
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Chaplain-«lollies a. tone. . ’
commend... Wheeler.
Warm-roam» u wu-
IIIZIIII ii iiiill ‘ w .
Isnnei Lqun SdrVIdiI an inn 4.
I 4n is believed that over soon m‘
chowder or Herman Schmidt's own 4
g; IILFOIII. III"!
mini mmwmawu:
, no license had ever been issued to
4. dot Bowie as overseer ol Zion Olly,
; the electrical worker: Nit-ed their
v“.
dillon, Following a
night in u twostory building, owned
by Gottielb and Gordian, near Gold
and Main streets. The condition of
tour or the firemen is serious,
cover. They are: Driver Monohan of
men Hayden and Quigley of Engine
Ii. They are at the Bridgeport hoo-
pilot. Cuplaln' Thomas Burns of En.
glue 4. and Firemen Forest original“
5 Platinum 0! Engine II; it fly-
drsnt inspector Newman “are in St.
Steamer 1; Lieut. chambers and Fire-I
‘ 513‘ a,
lt‘host Geo so melfiiey of Hilton! _
Inn Blaze, and Four oi Them die In it so,
TVIo hours.
Various causes, hut it in p ‘ at
it started eon. oerecuve‘eleolr
42mm in the collar of 1...
ing the scene. hogan“
discovered the lite ran
tell the enter passing so
boxes on the wily. ’
. consternation Anson
Owing nonhedeuse smo
‘ mentioned on third
the suns, v54 our ”stardom”. hurries i I
VWithout taking a trouble to secure a
lit: u out in the out, the young
man claimed that he told lost the puck-
ethook containing the license. some
other papers and $5 in. money. The
memo wardens, even assisted the hull-
ter in the search lei-the "lost” article.
but they'could not-be found, thereon
was told to secure the numbersol the
Room and send it to Game Wsrdou
Wilbur 1‘. Smith. in South Nor-walk.
As a week posed and Mr. Smith did
not hear from Wheimley he took strip
to Milford yesterday and loomed that
the youth though hi. lather last Octo-
ber told the town clerk he had better
issue one for his son. This was not
done until yesterday and the prooecut
lug attorney decided it was too late.
otter the offence had been commend
In courts lineal 35 en'costs was im-
posed. and ,Wholmloy. cannot have on-
olh-er license for eyes:
homeroom
filflm‘lfllflfl
ZION cirr. in. Dec. own-cunts
between til. followers of Wilbur Glen
Voiivs. who succeeded John Alertn-
. s
sodwncoovorlod empower or the
Cook Electrical Works. broke out
stein this wool: and when peace was
restored (our oi the Zleailos were out-
isrln; trout hruim sustained Whoa
opponents with routes
emeritus and min
nylons and «orthorliusm
rho Zionists ultimo outside the
' lootory “too u the workings Vlorouoao 4 i I I
“shoots, on .56! whom did mp1s
llczr‘le uflqhiodww. Wind 1161.4
uuht by the some wardens with '
Eureka Rebekah mi... No. Iii
O. 1a., uiobratedvits seventeenth
day last unlit it Odd Foilost‘iK
South Main street, in I meet
prim manned. Diotludliloiiodfl “ '
in: Mount ad the W
Amn‘rbiy, Mrs. Katherine '
or Bridgeport: vice-preside
Rebekah Stole Assembly, Mrs II
F Harlem. of most Bartlet-d
of the state aoembiyrrrs.
Mrs. fine. Wilson of main!
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In the course of tfie evening
new. candidates w '
Bullshit degrees, .
ompitiiod- in o. m ‘
“Miami ”3033;? £52
Darth the 01rd
grands ion the
those platoon. l’
:novll loading Ind.»- is,
the first noble Memoir ,
no. also prooouted tho
intro:timeoutunintuitive~
l’i'ioudship Ambition of,
bio am No. 7, written (in
{or the noble grand sud rice
The mutation oi I
pmdl and the procedure
the poet noble strands co
prior: to those product and
tho denture oi the evening
Jiloilt.
> pools: limo followed-a
oi tobacco. from the m
our} oil iioruo‘oso stimuli
rays doom-won tho
Worn: menu, IWUA‘III
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