Believed to Have Hatches in Possession, as Fire Started Around Hie Place at Genllnmsnt ."ElllEllEll DEM] ill I‘lllllllllll. MERE. Barn. and Horse Burned in New Haven M _ ”l NEW: LONDON, Jan. 2.--Fire in the . flm'fiou'ée, discovered just before ‘ dnight, cost ‘one life and imperilled f other sixty-seven inmates of the f ding. John H. Croneabury, who lures confined to the padded cell aut- toting tron: an attack or delirium tre ' end. was burned to a crisp. Marin Heavies, Elizabeth Boutherlnn. Marlo. Donner, Eunice Bailey and John Burns IWere overcome by smoke and are now Hospital, 'but it is expected that all Mil recover Assistant Superintendent Marshall llilpsfiilseoyeren thifll'ef’éiiortly be- ‘ 7 ”maintained several Hun- I tired Guests Yesterday The New Years open house of Old [Well Hook and Ladder Company, the luf, erect of importance which will be held in the old quarters in Harliand ., f, t was stranded by several hun- lit-ed member. and cltusens proved to . be fully as successful and enioyable fin dred‘y 'way as any of its predecess- ‘ora. \ Cords, pool and billiards were partl- clpited in «by many or those present, and there was vocal and Instrumental ‘ music. A chowder supper which includ- ed celery. crackers. brand, pickles, cot- ; res. tntlt. cigars, etc, «woe highly an)- .m' The «on. were decorated In holiday colors and there was genera hi regret that they would have to be abandoned in a tow weeks tor more immodlous quarters in new csnarrai tire station in Franklin street. Some of the firemen have done service nonr- 'Iy hilt puncture and many good times luvs hoen enjoyed in the present The committee in charge of the di- (alumna composed to J. i... Conklin. chairmen; ulrehia. Merriam. r'Wiiiiam , libbell. Ohirlos and Allie Hamilton. ' :tnne‘eiotev neon FllEitlliT can mm hunt a week ago there in. ship it ill, in” South Nomadic insight fore midnight. It was in the base- ment in the cell occupied by Clones- bury. The construction of the bulld- lng prevented 'a spread of the llamas, but they ate into the partitions, and the building was soon tilled with smoke. amnesbury .wes caged in the cell and it was impossible to get him out, on account of the tire around the door. The firemen carried the help- , lees inmates to a place of safety as ‘ moshing treatment at the Memorial- soon as possible. taking some of them out or window's and down the tire-es- capes. The damage to the building (continued on Sixth Pm! GAME,” IMEII “I!“ 330 NEW YORKW Jan. 2.—-’l‘he "United ‘ States Garment Workers, of America. on strike to the number of 90,000 for more may and better working eondi lions, expected to add to’their ranks today approximately 7,060 bushelmen employed dn loci] department stores. The strike order to the bushelmen is to the issued. strike lenders declared. in an effort to reach the retail trade and bring the entire garment making industry within the scope of the alt» nation. Meantime. three agenciesmthe state Board or Meditation and Arbitration. the member 0! Commerce, and the International PeneeEorumfiam endea- vorinx to bring about an adjustment ‘ot the differences between the strikers and their employee. A committee met today at the strike‘rs' headquarters. to discuss terms of agreement with cer- tain Manufacturers, who have shown on inoiluntlon to yield to the demands. THBLLEY LIIEIII FALLS Hill! I‘llllK MI W Edward Gillder, a Connecticut (Som- pony lineman. had a narrow escape from serious iniury yesterday morning in East avenue when he stepped oif backwards from the top of the smile truck snow plough which is intuit used no elina car while repairs are bell)! made to tho reenter ear. The crew was rushing toiletr- to the line in East nvennsbrhsn Mr. Golder. minimising the width ot the pattern erected on the top of the our, tech a step beehwnrds and stepped into space. lie tumbled to the road and tar severii minutes was stunned. He was tilted into a nearby em. but all s third least; and of parts !. waits. or Fitchburs. a the iii-st Democratio lieutenanmvernor in the history 6! - . the state. With‘ the exception of a tow word. in favor of shunning: piety enmity meat oi the intuitive and «balloon and of the recall. Governor lines do voted his address to i brie: reference to the senitorship and a moi-o lonelier discussion 0 tihe transportation sit, nation in Massachusetts both rail and watch "The greatest problem before the .‘ American people," said Governor F‘oss. "is to maintain the government above railroad domination. This prob- lem has reached a crisis in, Manchu» ‘ ”its." "It. ll clear." he laid, "that I! I Commonwealth does not control the ‘ ritltpid utilities the new iheiress: The inihmment er the postal ser- vice. rural free delivery. pares (post and posts. savings banks wi on to a mor genera odoptlon of their9fl‘i5y, The people will soon believe thE un- der it the government would ndopt a progressive policy. and they. will see in this this settemont or the idol: cost or living problems. and the elim~ instton oi' the problem of uninclil ponies. DYIIIITEIB OI ‘PIISBI INITIIE LEAVENWORTH, Mans" did. 33- With the taking at their Bouillon mea- suremema and their asstiumeuts to prison work today, the 33 union men who entered the federil pxieon here following conviction as dynamite con- spirators, entered the routine or fod- ersi prisoners.’ Executing Herbert 8. «Rocket. tor-mar secretary of known ker’e Union. who‘his boon labelled the betrayer or his teliows. the men bunk- ed in a cell on "delibiedecked" beds. Alter bro-illicit the men were called upon one my one. examined ind queue tinned as to their fitness tor the‘dlfv terent lines of work about the prism. ‘ ' I’NDXANW, Ind... Jul. 3-” Attorneys tor the thirty-tum sonnet; ' filthy ‘j drawn their inclination .‘fer Illrrit :ot i all dynomite «Milkmen hid supersedes. Morel Judo. ii. 3. Au- derion today muted their mm 1’3“ H i unit at error. . Biting the hosting W. N. Hidim lul- nolmoen thitt poem k8,; liquids would not suit ter- in apps-ti lath use. , out that General ~ it has unpainted , . tentatively. be the new positions of wit-tattoo inspectori. , Unto their new post- lilitill millilitE . llllllll iii milllml Lillie Secured Tilers, Bet and Heals Were Hide in Windsor DAYVlLIili.“Jih. 3.--An museum vtul ittimpt to roll the local post- ethos was heads early today by three men. They escaped after an exchange at pistol shots with Louis 0. Siyies. who occupies apartments over the office. Only a leer pennies more tilt- an. [lettuce was gained by forcing the Ernst door. One min remained on shard 71mm the other We went inside and broke open‘the site They found nouns: or value to ul‘ére in,“ besides the pennies in the postmis'l‘em Bidwcil. always takes the money in other valuobiesr home with hi WEATHER! FRIQA Local H'iini Ton‘liiht or ride ._ . Billlltl‘lll llllllllllll 7‘1"” I Meybeiie ‘Hinnessy the ' euro oi ioiin Peterson—no > sort rind Brennan outlets " . . ewes}. elm weddings tamer the New Year, ' Mary's It. 0. Church, in West avenue, yesterday. it St. «on thinning Leap year by one day. nearer. daughter at Mr. and Mrs. itch: lei-t J. Kennels”, or North Taylor sessile, became the pride e: John Pe- toned. son of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Charles Peterson, of '49 Cedir street. Rev. friend” .7. Mun. rector, performed , the ceremony. Frederick Henneisey and James ‘ Donnelly outdated u ushers. A reception was tendered the guests at thehome of the bride's parents. following the ceremony. The house was very prottily decorated with the floral decorations of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Peter-gm will reside at to Cedar ‘itreet, upon their return. . Among these Who attended the _‘ ceremony and the reception from out- cupid are the reliant“: Mr. and litre. James Hennessey and totally, Mr. end Jars. John Hennessey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Innis Punt. James Bouxhy and daughter, Miss Grace mongrel. Miss Mattie Ginty. Robert Birry and iismiiy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hollander and family, and William Starr, all or Dsnbury; ‘Mr. and Mrs. Frank Austin and son, Pat- rick Reardon. George aormley. Theo- dore Austin and Jack Hagen, all of Wntorbury; Mr. and Mrst. T. Huin. York. ‘ Minn-«Iranian, ‘ The other wedding was the first lint in The Not-walks tor the Newm Yeir. lilies Laurette v. Bronnsn, smm: of Mr. ind Mrs. Thomas main, of Glonwood avenue, and James Hilton. ion of Mrs. ill. Barber. of Butler street. were united in the bonds of holy matrimony by' Rev. 'l‘homu' J‘. ”purifier. bride. was Milestone and Edward J. Mirron, or New York city, acted as best men. The bride were a dress of white ohilon and lies over white satin. She were a bouquet oi bride roses. The bridesmaid looked pretty in a dress of pink chilien over pink satin and she carried pink reins -A reception was tendered the seem at the home at the bride, following the ceremony. Many elicits from outlet town were floodlit. the following be- At a o'clock Miss Maybelle Hen: ‘ and his the distinction of notes the ' Miss Anni, Breanne. a sister of the ‘ LONDON. ,Jan. 2‘—'rhe pence nego- tiations between the Balkan. and the Turkish envoys will be broken ethno- oording-to Dr. Danna. the chief of the Bulgarian delegatiOn, unless the map which the Turkish detention is now preparing showing the proposed boun- dsry between Brussels and Turkey should prove to the in accordance with the terms laid down by the allies. in. Desert, in the course of an in tervlew, said: _ "The position of alfalrs has not. changed so much for the better as people seem to imagine. It must be begun. in mind thit from the beginning. ‘There were “no freak shipments at the South Namath post ofiloe when the parcels poet went into effect. South Norwsilr mu remained oiled lathe storm that raged about them and in their usual way. loser-wed the immense extended to them i'or legiti- mate ind business purposes. Captain 'John W. Olmsteid, or East Namath. hid the honor oi mailingthe ill-st pick- axe in the local cities under the new system. Owing to the fact that yesterday won a holiday and the cities closed early, there was not a. great rush to pairwise the new system, only a. limited number or packages being shipped. Nomiit attics Inaugurates Santos. ’l‘he Parcels Post is tilting pretty city's post slice is quite busy. Home present by the delivery boll. well is the Nor-will: district and the ‘ twenty-live parcels were sent out you ' tsrdny from town and quite Mew were . received. These are being delivered it . thine Else WN Turkey has said she would mil thin oesstons in Mice’donis. “l9 rue and in part of the pro Thrace. That is all right no it sues, but there remains the lion of Adrianople. , ' “The future of Adrianople is the most vital points in the tines. and an tar as I can ”0-. movement of the sitnohioii in. to it is to be enpected when it is drawn up by the Turkish do! of the proposed rectification seem or its! ‘ “ ‘thit this one will to
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