J
T." IwIIIIaIn Bowen, a brakeman,
played by the New York, New Haven
. '&_Hartford railroad. and who lives in
Z'V'i'lEIVE IRIIIIIII EIIEEII VIIIII PERSIIRAI EEEIJIS
III PASSENGERS HAVE IIEEII REBIIVEREII
‘Detoctlves at Work In This Section for Some Time, and Bond of
Accused Was increased to $3,000 Last Night
em-
Howard avenue near Portsea street,
New Haven, was arrested yesterday
morning by Detective Bennett Dor-
man, acting for the railroad police.
Bowens‘ arrest was the culmination
of a series of thefts which has been
puzzling chief Special Agent McMa-
Ifiion and his detectives for months.
Some time ago the New Haven road
_. ..' trunks, which were
. [Ninety-six of the Passengers and
Crew Rescued and Brought
Into Port by, lyric
BONA. Algeria, Jan. 3.——The Cunard
. liner Tyria rescued and brought into
this port today 98 passengers and
crew of the French mall steamer
Saint Augustine, running between
Mansellles and Algers. The Saint
Augustine foundered just after mid-
night while the Tyrla had her in tow.
No details as to the cause of the ac-
cident have been reported.
.u. mm»...
~8PECIAL TODAY.
itegular tic sardines, do can.
Regular 150 sardines, the can.
M L. Jaseloff‘s, 72 N. Main St.
SIXTY MILE BALE
BANKS SHALL BOATS
NORFOLK, Vs... an.‘.li.mA sixty—
mile solo with heavy rain whipped the
Atlantic coast here today with for-
uiflo violence Iprostruting wires and
demoralizing shipping. Several small
“craft are reported sunk, with loss of
Iifiiflnd many are in distress.
The isle swept the whims of tho
Jinnah river up into the lower por-
tions of the City of Newport News,
inundation streets and warehouses
and driving the people to «tho oiovu»
tlons. Furry service across the river
. to Newport News who impossible. and
the city was cut oil from all commu-
situation.
WAfifiING'i‘ON, Jen. Ammunition.
bury reports to the telegraph and tote»
nhono companies here say tlIoIstorm.
approaching proportions of sfioyclonc,
is general all along tho'soutn Minn.
tic onset practically paralyzing com-
election tomes Richmond and At
MIRIJUQELS concurs.
u onions, men peppers, celery
*HIII HA8 VEEV IIABII
IN NEW H______A___VEN EHIS WEEK
William Bowen, a Brekcman, Employed by the New York, New
Item and Hartford Railroad 00., Stole Baggage Checks
in South Norwalk and Used Them Elsewhere
W
. Michel. ghoumhsrs. foursome. . .
dines, cranberries, celery, etc. ‘
end (is. Music; Hull and .
though shipped all right never reach-
ed their destination.
It seemed to make no difference on
what train the trunks were sent they
failed to materialize at the other end,
Several were lost at SOuth Norwoilt.
several at New York and a couple i
New Bevan.
Chief McMahon, of the railroad
tectlves, and Detective A. B. S
first were unable to set any of
the method by which the trunks“;
taken until it came to light that. a
number of baggage checks had been
‘IS‘M
(Continued On Fifth P‘ e.)
NWW YORK. Jan. 3 .—Steamina slow
in a dense log, the British cruiser Ne-
tui, hearing the body of 'Whltolaw‘
Reid, late United ‘States Ambassador
to England, passed- in Sandy Hook
shortly after 8 o'clock this morning.
Accompanying her as a guard at hon-
or were the United States battleships
Florida and North Dakota and the de-
stroyers Roe. Draylon, McCall and
Pauldlng.
heaving Quarantine, arrangements
called for slow progress of the ves
sels into the harbor, and up the Rude
son to the foot of- West 06th Street.
whence the body will he removed to
the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
Because of the murky weather, the
exnct hour of the Netol's arrival off
96th Street could not be set. Plans
called for the lowering of flags at half
must and the telling of Trinity Church
chimes as the vessels steamed past
the lower part of the city.
MBA! MEETING Hill
IIBIII'IALK IIBSPITII.
The committee on the new hospital
lIrld an enthusiastic meeting last eve
lllllK at tho Norwulk'liospitui, at which
time It mass meeting was planned.
The meeting will he held in the State
Armory outing the latter part of Jon-
uary. The following committees were
appointed to not. the necessary on
ransomcnis: '
lommltioe on lIeilm’nr. William J.
Trudeau
committee on speakerwiomos A.
h‘el‘roii.’ .
Committee on muslomMichsol
Riordan.
Committee on
publicity committee. . ‘
Other matters of impovionoo we
discussed and the committee is con-
Isiderabiv announced by tho good re
poIts which me some to them.
.1
adventure-«Tho
I
manner Broad will sinus the
whole lentils. Try s loaf. Tel. 881.
“I“I-IAII ski-scrum
hours clipped pleasantly
m ‘ '1‘...
III?
, fiifl’s hills! M:
Tommie Club and Catholic the
ion GIIIIncil. No. 40. Knights of Colour-
bus. of Norwsi'k. united their efforts
and last evening save one of
delightful defines hold in " “
walks in some time.
in the
sboutfinohundred' coup
The hall was mine“
G. Hsnford, who furnished (omit.
palms and may trees to and Ito the
modulus» of the scene: Twisted
crepe paper torsion a cancer 9' er the
hall and the orchestra had see/ts upon
the dais in the center of the ball. This
platform was also very beautifully ar-
med.
Sveo's full string orchestra furnish-
ed the music, and the merry young
people enjoyed each and every num~
her on the nicely arranged program.
Refreshments were served at inter
mission.
I“ John an, of High street, of
stated Irably as floor manager
he club in general acted as Iecoution
committee
The committee that arranged the
dance was composed as Iiollowu: Fran»
cis C Ward. {elm Friend, Clifford
Ward, Maurice Device, Daniel Far-
rell, Michael J. Riordan, William How- .
ard. William J. Tracey, Jr.
Andrew W. Conlff, of Dsnbury, coun-
ty oresldongof the Ancient Order of
Hibernian, installed theoillcers of
Division, No. 1, a. o. 8., last evening,
with proper ceremonies. The reptrts
of the out-going officers showed the
financial condition of the order to
be first class and a rising vote of
firing officer-6.
The newly elected board of officers
was appointed as, a committee to or-
range a suitable celebration for Mon-
day, Mardh 17th. 1913, St. Patrick's
Day.
Refreshments were served and a
general social hour followed the busi-
uses.
The officers installed last evening
are as follows:
Presidentwhlurtin J. illcllonough.
Vice-Presidentwiohn MoSslly.
Recording Secretary—«Hush McCar-
thy.
Financial
Moore. »
Treasurer—John McNamara.
Chaplainmliev. Thomas J. Finn.
Sergeant-st—Anns~~lionry Conroy.
Neutrinolwi’oter Gilchrist.
dwindled Committee—alliance! J.
Lyons. lionert Teflon. Thomas lion
in, Martin Barrett. itstrlck Garvin.
b‘indnoo CommitteowJohn li'. Moore.
linger \VaIsb. Robert 'I‘ollon.
LIIIII Milli I40 A Milli!
EIIILIIIII STEAK lie A Lil.
m
l’orborhonse steak,18olb.
horsemen» ecu-m, tile as.
lamb chops, its lh.
lionst beef 12 i-2c it).
Alhouldor steak, 13 info iii.
Shoulder larch. 100 iii.
Fresh lean shoulder, 10o lh.
L‘holos tools, use it.
ill harness/p title.
Secretary—Darren J.
Sunday II most.
' NillW YORK MARKET.
‘ 143 Washington lit.
moms nsrssssnrmvs out.
Istlrs mum ”W
the committee. assisted by me.
thanks was taken for the old and re ‘
sotvisoo in town to buy venom .
memories, no. mousing , W“
Initiation lie to (ion.
. " eaves Stand dazed
: fly Disheertened
_, m were before Judse
, 1-3.!” if”? in filo 8“"
perlor oo steadily afternom in
the trial of some Palmer and wn.
llam Hey-helium.“ with the murder of
their illegitimate baby“ October, 1c.
in cross-
tho jury ware made. it is expected
that the case will so to the jury this
afternoon.
m
(Continued on ninth page.)
EiiPEiilT- Inst
1 ' Io lllib
'Vlll sanction-is.
Hungary end My one arching prep-
arations to land a point expeditionary
force in Albania immediately after the
conclusion of the London conferences,
according to the Wiener Journal.
This step. it is said, is to be taken
by the two allies in order to pacify
Albania, and to establish a new con-
dition of affairs there. “
"_ LONDON, Jen. 3.—-‘i‘-be opening of
the peace conference at at. June-
Pslsoe was postponed until 6 o'clock
this evening to enable the Turkish del-
egates fully to digest the fresh in.
struotions they have received from
Constantinople and to not them into
shape for presentation to the envoys
of Bulgaria, (looses. Montenegro and
Burris.
PARIS. Jan. 3.—-A rumor that the
Turkish fortress of Adrsnople has
fallen into the hands of the besiesers
was current on the Bourso here to-
day.
ATHENS. Greece. Doc. lie-The ’l‘ur‘
kish garrison of he island of Chico
number 2,000 men of all arms. surrend-
ered uncondltionaily today to the
Greek troops.
IIONDON, Jan. Aha—The Bullion allies
are today firmer than ever in their do
termination to obtain the Turkish for.
tress of Adrienoplo. IBtoinn Novella.
vitch, the leader of the semen dole
motion. said he was sure the allies
would ultimately carry their point.
Turkey. he believed. would certainly
continue to resist the giving up of Ad»
riunople, but soon tests will be strong.
or them theories and she would be com-
pelled. in the one to give way.
well as information obtained from
iirltisb and Turkish sources In Com
stentimhln. M. Novskovltoh continued,
indi‘ostodbhst the condition of the be
lenguered garrison was on untenable
one and that the ospitulutlon of the
fortress was merely a question of days
and portions only of home. Once Ads
virtuosic had fiction into the possession
of the allies and its unison had be.
memo}. of the hostesses. the
” problem w to solve itself.
item-s sum or the muslin Iiio‘
fruit investment sent to the British-
Office this morning s map on
‘VIAVIAIIIIIAIIII IIIIIEII
" ThrtIe no list Awev Alter
' disturbance in Glenvilie on New Year’s
and the first of the arguments before .
Fugitives from the malicious city. as .
wit n his altars frontiers of Aibduie:
m by them were worked. if ..
Edward if Autistic bit he one wire.
, in the united states
“Viola
III IIIEIIVIIIE SIREEI
abortion loosen faonr to
Death This Morning
m
GREENWIOH, Jon. fir-Joseph T3!-
lor was shot down and killed on the
street near his borne in the Percher-
wlol: district of the town this morn-
ing. while on his way to work in
Glenvllls. The police are lacking for
three men whom Mrs. Tsyior and
two other mosaic of the district
have said they saw running from tire
body, and are working on the theory
that the killing was to satisfy a per-
sonal grudge. They say there was a
night and that Taylor was there it the
time and might have participated in
it.
Mrs. Taylor said that on hearing
the shots she looked out of the house,
saw her husband on the ground, and
the men running away. She could not
see them distinctly enough to describe
them owing to the dim light of the
moral“.
Henry McKseverIand Flores Borgia,
who assisted in removing Taylor’s
body, also heard the shots, they said.
and saw the men. When the Ihotly
was picked up one hand still clutch-
ed the dinner pail.
An examination showed that the
shot had been fired from behind the
bullet passing through the back and
lodging in the right breast. Taylor
was 49 years old. and leaves besides
his wife, eleven children
Milli. .
" In in
Was Well-knows in Financial and
Sporting Circles Here and
Abroad,
m
NEW YORK, January 3.4The death
early "today of James R. Keene. re-
moves s. figure ions familiar in finan-
csl and sporting circles, not only in
this country. but abroad. Mr. Keene
died in a private hospital following
an operation yesterday for abdominal
trouble.
Mr. Keene underwent the first op-
eration for his trouble in ltsly two
years ago. and a second one in London
in the summer of 1211, at which time
there were doubts that he would sur-
vlve. He rallied, however. and re-
tIIrned to New York last fall and want
into seclusion in apartments at a ho.
tel. The fact that he was seriously
ill strain became know about a Week
ago when his favorite valet, Frank
Fission committed suicide. His re-
moval early this week to a private
hospital at the instance of his son.
Football Keene. was made ssslnst his
own wishes, so he had ridiculed the
assertions of the doctors that he Ives
in a critical condition.
Mr. Keene was 74 years old. having
been born in London in 1838. ills can
ly life was Insulin California as a
minor. where .hii eventually mode a
fortune in stocks.
Wall fitmt some to a. practical and
with the collapse oftlIe Ooiumhus sud
flushing Pool of which he was mans.
Igor. in January 1010.
Mr. lielfone has owned many, and at
the time of his death still hwusd II
few of the most prominent recs hom-
es in this country and Europe and his
winnings for many years were the Ver-
zest of any one American turfmsn. '
WANT‘ ”TO DEFEND VJYLIUSI
PMIB, den. BIMTIIO Stills Donor}
mm at WWMI'W telegram ‘
by We Hutton »I
sully muuostod tolls
tuguose equivalent of $90,000 in notes
hind
‘« new Red Men's hell in Washington
street. There was a. large attendance '
I'Pohlma'n.
Allis inter cursor in
ems-run schooner. .
and colder tonight. «I.
Inn [ii iMUiiiis
Inn A sun A I
Course of a Pitched Bottle,
Killed and Fourteen ilery Badly Wounded
ARAIEII SAIIIIIRIERS IVIIII AIIAIIIIEII IIIEI’ARIV
IVERE III IIIIIIIIR IIEIIIIIII RIIIIIIS AIIII R
Maniacs Liberated From Burning
tacked Several Citizens, Killing 0ne
m
Portugal. and cash with him. He was
VALENCIA po-mnv‘o.
Jan 3.-A daring band of smugglers
on the PortusuesoSpenish frontier
curried 0g $90,000 in cash today after
a fierce battle with s. cattle raiser
and forty of his herdsmen, in the
course of which nine of the onwboys
were killed and fourteen severely
wounded.
Jose Murilhaes. one of the best,
known cattle breeders in the province'
of Minho had been for several weeks
passing from fair to fair and had
disposed of three herds of bulls. He
then started for home with the Por-
I
clogs "use
#9}- .
W?
The annual election of chiefs of Un
ca. Tribe. No. 26. improved Order of
lied Men, was held lastevenlng in the
and the election resulted as follows:
Prophet—~Thomas F. Hyde.
Sachem—L. Eugene Mitchell.
senior Summers—Wesley C. John-
son.
Junior SagsmorehAlffe-d Cntblli.
Chief of “Records—~8tewart C. Marsh-
a.ll
Collector of Wampumeilliam Mll-
ler.
Keeper of WampumwAIbert M
Trustee for three yearstobert E.
Morrison.
RepresentativesmBenlsmin J.‘ Tho-
mas, Fred Williams. Thomas Robins
and Stewart C. Marshall.
The representatives were empower-
ed to select their own alternates.
The chiefs will be installed at the
meeting to be held on January ii.--
sonEIIII IIIIIIIIIIT
. TEL. 13034! ‘ . ' I.
Choice young native turkeys, 30c
lb.
Fresh merit to roast.
Sperry and Bernee' lotus, 16o.
Email fresh hams, lilo.
Email fresh shoulders. lilo.
Genuine spring lamb less. 18c.
Forsausrters curios lamb. lilo.
Smoked shoulders. the.
Fresh Digs‘ test, So.
lljrosh spsrerihs. Mo. ,
Fresh trips,‘ home-mode saunas.
hsudchcese.
iii; North Marin or
”II. II, EIIII’B VIIIIIIVI
.' ~ sues roll eIo, one i
more chum...
Nine of the cowboys we '
insane Asylum to Fortune
by forty of his herdsmen. ,
Early this morning “while
passing close to the border
Portugal and 85min «he was s
attacked by a large band 0 .,
smugglers. who fired on of
from behind rocks and thickets
henismen returned the fire with.
.but finally were forced to fl
carried of! Jose Mummies, .
been seriously wounded, with
but left the whole of the on
mansion relaxed their villi, H ‘ ‘
whit today. Charles smash;
soonest-arms of the House of _
sentatives. his deputies and on ‘
tectlves to the number of ion In}
vestlxuting the report of Mr.
lers sailing; but in the mean
hopeful that they havethe at
site bottled up in his home? .
"if the report of Mr 30 '
presence at Jekyl island root
true," Mr. Ridden said may,
send my men there at once.‘
weeks ago some of my‘men Is
there and subpoenaed James
"Our only duty under the
of the House of Romntsfi
tativos would endocrine
Mr. hookeioller'e bouts .
sensory. and serve him
poonsstshonld they gnu ‘ ‘
more, rosters 2e
GEITB A Plillilii ,
«WI...
“ Native toasting olnehons, 22c.
Choice young fee/ls. 20o iii ‘
Less of sprints lamb. lilo.
, hereunder toxins lamb,1§
Slicing lamb dildos. lilo»
IIIheIIn'anot roast; is into.
Rib roast beef. 12 loo"
, uracil: shoulders, its:
'Brosltfsstéiacon. 13¢ IVS.
Norwalk Chronicler