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' ,XiWASliINGTON, Jun. 6.—~Somuel
[Rompers president of the American
Moderation or Labor speaking yester-
” ,‘day before the senate su-b- committee
but Judiciary in favor of the Clayton
i'a‘ht-dnlunctlon and centempt lblls,
pave answer to criticisms aimed at the
Organisation of workers which he
heads because at the trial and‘ convic-
tion for dynamit‘ing oi ofllcer oil the
[Structural iron Workers‘ Union.
“If ever the timeshall come.’ said
Mr. (Jumpers, in the climax of his all.
. kisses, “when government by dynamite
. shall be attempted (and let us hope
bud Work that it never shall come). it
fill-LIAN BAI
.. n . ITIFKEB TBIIEL
" ‘ this iPittiIiieid express, bound from
NW York city to Pittsileld Massachu
settle, had a mishap while passing
Ambush: the City of Norw'aik, Satur-
iday night. The Pullman Parlor Car
Dommnyfiwihich recently took over
. the parlor, sleeping and dining cars or
”In New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company, tried the ex-
periment of running extra large :cars
M’Pittstield. The headroom or the
tunnel in Norwalk was not taken into
transliteration, and as a consequence
the vetllators, pipes, etc, projecting
‘ above the car, came into contact with
the top of the tunnel, and were swept
completely on. The noise on the root
somewhat alarmed the passengers, but
they were assured that no serious
damage had been done, and the train
continued on to Dan-bury, where the
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railroad omcials ware notified of the ‘
mishap.
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; ATTENDED DINNER T0 PRESI-
I, DENT varv.
The Union loasxuc Club. of New
Work, the Republican Club. of Mason»
olilliie‘ii'ii, the Unlog Mimi“! Club. at
Philadelphia, the litwubiicsn Club, of
the (lily of New “York, tendered a illn-
ner to iPreaident William ll. 'l‘att. at
the Waldorf-Astoria distill, New York
city, fls‘turdily night, flavomi hundred
clients here in attendance and listen-
ed to an address by the president. A
mrty'oi diners at Table lid included
thither I) Randall Richard ii (trillion.
middle 1. it Taylor Thomas l. its;
' mood. Charles F. Tristram. Charles Iii.
Hoyt and minute:- is Bullock of Nor-
Milli. and duds. Cherie. i). Bill-rm, or
:‘Wh‘wic’h
wastes sv‘lloies. I
antithesis trite tisvs Elinor Strep
I to redeem may do so at this
' consignment ot Sirens
I stifled.
reliant, whose name could not
“.sscerstlned this morning. tell in
mood mutiny night. slid was
-; distinctly littered striking hill
Whitman. protection on the
teller or. ii'. i :9 ii. Theirs
t?” attended to. slid the loan
will have as its main cause the theory
and policy upon Which is boiled gov
eminent by inimionwrsonai gore
ernmeut iolsted upon our Ipeople, in-
stead ol' 9. government by law.” .
In closing his statement, which in-
cluded onassault upon employers and
manufacturers‘ annotations, particular-
,,~:
iy the United States Steel Gorporatlbn -
and the National Erectors’ Associa-
tion, iMr. Gompers declared that organ-
ledi labor would not repudiate the struc-
tural Iron workers' Unions” and leave
them helpless and at the mercy of or—
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MW‘AWTEEBATIIIILM
Rlvmmhibiw, Jan. 6.-Accor,ding to
law, ‘Ridxelield'c annual borough elec~
tlon should «be held today, but there
will he no election «because the bor-
ough clerk neglected be Older the bah
lots from the secretary of state. This
unusual condition 0! chairs did not
down upon the authorities until his
flaturday night. Attorney General
John H. tht was hurriedly consult-
ed over the telephone. it is under
stood that he advised uuomciaiiy. that
ballots be printed; but the dooroush
authorities were confronted With the
problem that there was not comment
time to print the ballots in time for
the election. ,
so there will be no election. and the
present onioers will hold over another
year.
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PARTS OF VAULTII ARRWE.
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Bteei Linings and Doors of Savings
flank Building Hero.
The, steel lining and doors of the
big voults tier the new flouth Norwallt
Sovlnws hank srrivodein town this
morning and are being carted to the
structure by Truckload irvin; Hall, of
Norwalil.
The whole consignment oi stool and
iron violinist about 87 tons and the
inure doors tor the security and sale
dciiosits vsiilt weigh Aileen tone stone
and will be carted to the new struc-
ture today.
The work or sssembllhs the vaults.
when all the steel work shall hsvs
arrived on the scene will be done un-
der the direction of (icons iii. Wil-
liamson. an expert with wide entice
tones. The vsulcs are made «by the
llnrrius. hall and Marvin sate (loin-
sunny.
The steel wort: villi line the inter
tor or the vaults. concrete walls a
tool illicit. Maine the one coveralls
These «rails. ceilings and use are
literally illicit with wiring, meshed as
then it. island be impossible for it
embraces to constitution; them with-
cut breaking domestics. which in
this instinct ‘
~ common damn.
Fix Signal Light on Steamer
Eerie and Fell Overboard
' ruins in Hill
nu ilililuli
Deceased Was Youngest Gail-
tein in Those Perla
William J. lrwln, late captain on
the oyster steamer Josephine. o: the
Andrew midst ileet, was drowned cit
Stamford harbor, Saturday evening.
about. 8 o'clock, as near oil can be as-
institution by others on the sanctions
boat Earle. on which the party was
coming to South Norwalk. ‘
This little, in command 01 Captain
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TOWN COURT CASES.
IJIMBO Tammany House One Case and
Continues Bevel-cl Others.
There were several cases before the
Judge ”Wil—
mud AW
ney Gaol-[p My. Vosbnrxh mined.
«shill! Anderson Scott, who
was mans-nu on complaint or several
colored woolen was nailed upon the
covalent ot costs. ~,
Thomas but was arrested, charged
with intoxication and assault upon his
write. ileon the appeal or his write for
clemency, Judge Tammany continued
the case until the 18th inst. at. which
time its disposition will be determined
by the definitive conduct in the in-
‘tsrlm. The arrest woe made by Gill
cars M. I Meirwood and John H.
Smith.
Oincer John H. 'i‘ootbiil arrested Joe
spa iGAdocsl alleged with drunken-
ness and with being a common drunk-
ard lie was sent to Jail for ill) dilys.
“The boys who entered the Richard
son residence sometime ago, were up
before the court again and their cases
were continued indefinitely.
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MUSICAL SERVICE AT TRINITY
cHUROH.
An exceptionally tine musical service
was held at Trinity Church. last even-
ing, and a very lame convention was
present to enjoy it. Mr. id. J. aims
presided at the crash and Mr. Earl
Hoskins visited the violin. The m-
inds vies the "live Maris.“ iby Gounod.
The Mss‘nlhcat and Nuns Dimmitis in
G. by G. 0. iMartin. The moor sue
them was "Behold, 1 Bring You Good
Tidings." Milo Kuhn, and the odor-
tory was "Balm on the Listening Ear
or Night.” dd. 1". 'lziariies; s baritone
solo with a thus—cart chorus. by the
women voice. and a violin obligate.
beautifully biased; by Mr. diosltins.
The chillers. “lilies. o Heavens: by
Eorthold Tours, was also slung. These
musical services are held the first Guns
any at every month. The toll service
is interned by the motor and lbs to-
spcnses,sro nil sons. The morning,
service was ciao bluntlhiiiy rendered
and the motor preached a very lino
New Your sermon on "Tbschrlstlsn
lichen/k Better Future.”
veer-sit smiles it must“
The» villa attended the tuner sari
video at tiiedou‘th News“: ounce.
moieties or store trust in the
dramas reclaim
this tile housefly merino {it
Williami Irwin Attempted to
attend church yesterday were "the '
than}, Font it“ I!“
they dismissed? r
While the
slummins in __,
Edward Brown W standinc in
front of a rest-Qua . Mr. Brown halt
just entered "
bill, and left ‘
three students
'L . so the next 1m montbs the attens
mmwmmum body in
other towns .
New York. 1
Brown secured
and Sergeant ‘
dents with their mourned taxicab
ran into s. swampy place is the road
and were caught. These were three
Noswslk policemen waiting to place
thorn under arrest. ur.‘ Walsh or
Ohio did not tract to “arrested, but
when the oilicsrs put up their re-
volvers and commanded a surrender
the students submitted to Arrest. A
(ammonia later Mr. Bruin in his
automobile ends the tour .Brldceport
policemen hove into sight and or
carted the three students to this city.
At ill-st the man gave delicious names.
They were brousbt before the city
court Saturday morning, nodal the
request at the prosecuting attorney
their cases were continued until
Tuesday, mornins. Attorney Earl Bi.
Garllck appeared (or the these. They
put up a bond or $300 each. There is
a damage to the taxicab of $800. The
machine was operated by Walsh it
has it o'clock in the morning when
they were brought back to this city.
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BALVATION ARMY FIRED.
Awarded Yesterday for Good Attend-
ance and Conduct a Pupils.
Prison of books and ill-bias were
given to annuity school members yes
terdsy at the Salvation Army Hall.
No. 40 Water street. South Namath.
tor loci! attend-loco and conduct:
First arise. 48 marks or. more-v—
Grace Waller. Hotel Wilson. billion
maria Gladys Bearis. Willis Ferguson,
bustier Fol-sum
Ascend wise, to marlin-wean” For»
ring-ton, Theo. Onion. Onsl- Olsen.
illusion Kane.
Third prise. so msrhwilutb John-
son. dildo itsvens. llelsn Lloyd. Will-
lsco smith. Theo. Wilson. iiilsis Wil-
sou.
Fourth bride. to merits-«Alice VIII
Wonder. Robot Tucker. politic Brown.
Oilsrlos moor. idioms Lyon». More»
ton Estes. Learned Wilbur. Wallace
hates. Handel Footer. (Sharla illo-
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veils. Joli Wis. fissile Mutton. .
Hm sun. 0W AM Will
W Lloyd, slay Mitch. , _,
The Willing
at". tuners totlamos Committees
.; uiuinln iiil lili
. home or Floyd 1 Ansovine, at Gibson
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HARTFORD Jamil tl.—-Wlth the in-
coloration of Governor Simeon E.
Baldwin oin- his second term on Wed—
nonhuman, the 113 session of the
General Ascendiiy will Ibo nudes W
than or the oil-ens or this aim will“
w.
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oioooil odour
listiorllos noodle
wuss—-
Thieves frail) within or without not
my with considenbie swag tram the
case. tailing thermos: three valuable
final. set with will. curls and smell
diamonds; a small old gold watch. a
hold bracelet. and a sold breastpin,
besides tailing $8 in money which hap-
med to be iett there
The police hove mutilated the case
and have m Ellen Smyrai, .a, ser-
vant in the house upon suspicion, hold
in: her on the charge of larceny.
The case came up . in the Town
Court. this morning, but was contin-
nod until tomorrow morning (or tur-
thor investigation.
.4 my. i
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'r. n. casein! no ceremonies.
Tails connecticut'tdsn to Shun ‘3le
atoll-its and Republicans.
HARTFORD, Jan. 8.-Posltively no
compromise or alignment with evil
spirits. Democrat: or Republicans, was
the advice given by Col. Roosevelt to
the elsht Progresuive Reoresentatlves-
elect who returned to Connecticut yes
tertiay alter a visit and luncheon with
the Colonel in New York.
Based on merit out performances
this plan means that Connecticut will
have a Democratic senate by a ratio
or three to two and that a Democrat
may be elected Sneaker oi the House
next Wednesdsy.
iii the 58 Representatives 180 are
dichotomous snd 120 are Democrats.
Thoothor elsbt hold the balance of
mm. The Republicans cannot agree
on a candidate scceptsbls to the rail-
road and allied interests. 80 it is son-I
orally expected that Republican boilers
trill vote at the secret cations: for the
asthmatic osndldsts, who will be Wil-
liam ll. Thom. ct Waterbury. 'l‘bo’
Wires will follow Roosevelt’s
advice.
The Colonel expects his swportm
totes active in the possess of s summits
binder Ooimeoticutvromsn. This pro.
positioned incorporated in the bist-
W or been the Promsslvss and the
"house otllce building, the drst hearing
shinln street building line is also techs.
. . ”rigs. to Laura strengto
W hard hetero Justice of the film
“‘- Joseph J. gimme, in his cities on
' January 38th, lit to
Will 81F. Fill.
WASHINGTON Jan. 6 ~Demooratic
revision or the tart! actually got un-
der way today when the house Ways
and Means committee began bearings
rt!ieiii o! the next contrast; to Meet
the WhoAidrich low. We hear.
to; no on schedule "A, ’ the chemical
schedule. The committee clone to go
down through the list, taking a new
schedule every other day until all have
been covered. ,
With the full membership at the
committee sitting in the big ball in the
of a month long series, inciting to the
out ilAll. cursors
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An importeht meeting ot'the south
Norwalk Board of Councilmen will be
held this eveningvmt which time s.
number of important matters will come
up’ (or the consideration of the board.
The water department investigation
is due to be brousht up again by May
or Robert lid. Wolfe, unless the mayor
has abandoned his intention to set at
the bottom 01' the department's meth-
ods of doing business in the event
it does, chances are that there will be
a lively discussion.
Another important matter to be con
eldered is the proposed changes in the
plans of the city hall to meet the re-
quirements of the police department.
Following out Mayor Welte‘ a cusses
tion at the last meeting it is under-
stood that Police Commissioner George
L. Oliver sought the advice of the so
cirltcct regarding an annex to the city
hall. it is whom that the architect
refused to consider an annex, which
in his opinion would be a great detri
meat toilhe city hall. However, the
proposition to place the cells in the
gbollemunt oi’ the buildint was taken
up and plans will probably be prenenb
ed'tor the mayor‘s approval at to-
night’s meeting.” ‘
The hearing on the promised North
dulod to come up and srxuinsnts for
or against the proposed improvement
heard.
The request that Quinlan! avenue be
improved will also be elven a hosting
and some decisivs'nction tolled by the
council, in order that mediator boy
he presented to the Board of iiistimato
and “nation tomorrow evening.
" escorts buss ow suave. .
‘ Joseph and Anne Kelly are plain
title in a suit brousht sulnst John
and Kate Mr tor the recovery oi
the, dsmsses. Property has been at»
til-ohm! by Deputy about! D. l. W-
' the extent;
or $100. The case is scheduled to its:
which will berths basis at the new ta- .
disconnection ‘
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preparation at a law to carry M
Democratic party's pledges or It“.-
mediate downward lemon, " an
it! for revenue only, " was bacilli.
Most of the Democratic distort
the Visits and ocean
tee villi ~'30 into the next 09
which is to convene in extra
probably between March 15 and
April. When the cold! 5
ended Democrats or the committee:
devote themselves in daily-
sessions to the tormuliitlon of tin
tatlve tat-iii legislation which“
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(continuance renounce. ‘
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That "Howdy. " the near horse
Old Well Hook and Ladder
three-horse bitch. was not killed
morning is due to the prompt -
the part or annual Holmes Who "
driving the truck and the into
of Ibis Dick the center horse. ' .I
The horses were being given
exercise and bad Just come dollar
mcry Hill. Driver Holmes swung
West Avenue and When at A
about opposite the garage,
slipped and tell The teem w
cling at _a lively clip not the time-
as the horse tell, the driver was " ‘
ed forcibly to his feet sarong. " ‘
could recover himself and Jam 9
brakes. the other two horses but
sod Howdy and the truck for
fifty fact.
it was thought at first that
had been badly injured but Iii”!
Holmes, Driver William A. .
son and Charles Pickering hid;
staged the fallen horse. it was
the relief at Ilii that his inil'l
stated or nothing more than
also to the risht front leaf. » s
out or the harness to suite ‘
holdblclr. . ' ,
The linemen spesii in the'
terms or the assistance to
by Mr. motorists.
Alphas vii. Namath (with
slid Reich.) illsh School vs
or Bridlooort. Bulletin”
Armory.
Tiles “rains vo crimes»
chopping st crossovers he
flips M and West.
it was reported today flint the
mo tithe tishle trill undergo W
chasm. the new one to so into m
next holiday. Just what the ma
dis chasm will be is not known ‘
it is sun-own that the time I_
tibiae will be consumably lint
immense has risen
nears shsii slow down upon ii
is switches and crossovers.
Norwalk Chronicler