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Idrkisll Cruisers Said to Have Been Dumped in" the Pursuit by
Greek Battleships 3
LONDON, Jen. 20.—F-u:ll- power to
declare the resumption of hostilities
against Turkey was telegraphed today
to Dr. ‘uBuerlli, the leader of the Bub
gel-lumdeiegstion, and his colleagues
by‘Ethe Bulgarian premier, .l. S. Gues-
choit, who told them to exercise it
iwlhenever in their opinion further
peace negotiations became useless.
The representatives of. the“ Balkan
nliies twill thert‘oro directly notify
General Saxon, the Bulgarian com-
msu'der-incbiel, that armistice has
come to an end as son as it becomes
Ippsreut that there Is no hope of the
[lance plenipotentiarles reaching a mu-
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1 Tony FIli5l Gave ills Son Lark-
. stilli- for caslor Oil
Irony-Fidel, the Benton street grol
Ices. thus the presence or mind of 01-
Eficer John H. Reynolds to thank for -
saving the life of his young son.
George Fidel, who was givan a dose
of lsrkspur, by his parent who mis-
took the deadly poison for center on.
The incident took place on Saturday
afternoon. Officer Reynolds was pa-
trolling the district when Mr. Fidel
can out and holding me larils‘pur in
ibis band. shouted to the officer ask»
lug him it it was harmful to take, The
olflcer quickly examined the bottle
and informed Mr. Fidel that its con
tents were deadly poison. wherest Mr.
EF‘ldei nearly swooned and told the no
licemun that (he Iliad given it to his
Voting son. mistaking it for caster
oil -
The officer acted quickly and direct-
ed Tony to bulry home and mix up u
i” generous quantity of hot water and
scalp nnd administer it to the young
3' later. Tony followed directions to ‘tho
:3 ' . letter and in a short time the young
unsnwss vdlulting the poison.
in tile meantime Officer Reynolds
smnmonod Dr. Robert Ill Purdue. Tbs'
latter hurried to the moon's, but by the
4 time he arrived. young George was
I 3 out of danger. thanks to the soup and
water.
The physicidn Informed the Anxious
parent that his son llllul a narrow on
I, cope and had it not boss tor the ol-
E flcer's homely remedy would ,iluvs
‘ died. 3’1‘0 soy thut Tony is thankful
. is putting it lightly. Eros incident El.
4" ,‘ another demonstration at the wanders
" Illicit can be nocordpisbsd by good hard
common “cellos and quick Evit"
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distui’ord, at Norwuik. cool
I: the Holy cross Anselm
' city so he recently
wildest. on opul- loll made assets
Entry by s’ football condom but it is
tints “M will be able to lit
some Ill psrmimblo toll/midi.
illli Wit lift”
. Captain )1: 3. “Permit and Assistants
mode a round of the saloons and hand
’ ed the men out. When the meeting
. vent travel. the bus will omits some
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tumlly sutlsductory arrangement. Hos
tiiities may then begin in four days.
The Bulgarians have now discover-
ed that they have been completely
misled in regard to the conditions prev
veiling in the beleaguered Turkish
sequontly decided that s. prompt
change in their policy is necessary.
Two weeks ago they were‘informed
that the dull of the fortress could be
expected hourly, but u recent council
of war held at Mustspha. Pasha. un-
der the presidency of King Ferdinand
(continued on tWeltth page.)
SALVATIllll “All"
“All! . .. -lhdtlilht
The Salvation Army held a. mid
night service tori “drunks," Saturday.
which proved to be A great sbcosu‘
During the early part of tho! evening,
opened, libero were About titty present?
s. majority of whom were lntoxiostcd
The services did not close until 1.30
o'clock. I" ' ‘ ' ‘E 1"
Irina speakers were Envoy- (illnrl‘es
Smith, who has converted in this
city some twentyclgllt years wound
is now stationed at Norwslk, Ohio;
Oscar Olsen, converted four years use
in this city; Sergeant J. B. Waller.
converted about a year ago; Captain
Wilbur. of this place; and Captain E.
J. 'Perrett, who says" an address on
Nsumun, the Biblcsl leper.
Mrs. Psrrott sang several selections.
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“EXTRA SPEGIALS
Owing to the number of requests re-
cslved from the people of New to.»
noon who wish to attend the January
Clearance Sale which started today at
the Boston Store. arrangements hove
{been made with the management of
theNormllk and New Canaan Auto
Emobile Bus to mulls their regular trips
Wednesday and Saturday this week
the Welillll‘ar permitting. Tile Bus will
leave the Boston Store. Norweilr. for
New (lesson at 8:20 a. m. and 11:80
n. m. and 5 o'clock p. m.; will leave
New Council for Nomik at 9: 80‘ a.
no.1: 45pm und6:.2ll.il m ”‘5‘
This will be a great soccmnlodiiion
to many people who wish to Attend
the Big Sale at the Illusion Store and,
also runny others who wul tulle adven-
tuse a! the returned service fill- those
two dsys by the automobile "bus be
tween Normal: and ‘ New dawn
which was wronillell by hundreds
during the but causes. The music-
mom of the automobile bus should
be congratulated for their kindly lu-
csmt tor the people who with to
trnvsl this my bemoan the two
cities. it tile weather is too covers
on wither oi the obeys aim to w
trips on first succumbs is,"
“ALL ITARI‘. 1‘0"“!“1‘.
anuikA WM Hill will Wtfi
* 1.; Will
"B‘s'llovsli Illa! Further Peace Appellations Are lisslsss, and the
Armistice is Especlsd to End In a Short Time, With
. E War Again in Four Days
connecticut Em
fortress of Adrianople and have con- ‘
3 about a month.
Hill .
.3W1 ’ i-
it the Gonmotiout fibre! Militia
wishes to join the Elect do we: ship!
to make the brat inhumane git
ems Canal tn. limbo is heels
v. do so. That is ill! M" thathnboeu»
cities" M thei‘
sinus limitation
hi on uuodlolsl cuisines: trout this :
navy department. dill; dilation uncut
communicated to i
the men oi the dillereht divisions oi
the Connecticut militia new is: "Willi
Captain Eben Hill. Jr.. of Nmflhtbe
day that in the Absence of Is direct'ol-
department he could not state definite-
If the organisation is ordered to go it
will go, Captain Hill said.
Oflicers of the naval militia 0! this
state declare that there isn't any doubt
that the organisation With its expor-
ienosd crew of officers and men could
navigate the Machine on the trip dovlu
the Atlantic coast to Panama Canal.
but it is a. question it the members of
the organization could‘gst leave of ab-
sence from their places or employ-
ineut for the length of time required
to make the trip. lit is estimated that
if the Minutes Went tbst the trip
would occupy two months. The plan
as bl‘siiy outlined to the Naval Militia
Vorgsmstion of this state is to attach
the Novel Miiillo ships to the Atlantic
that tight 1will; so down to the 08ml.
As in the Nivhl Review In New Yuck
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list“ “mummy in the regular navy.
Although as promos tor the trip has
.not been completed, it is “together
probable thst the fleet will sail trout
New York down the coast through the
canal and up to Benn-womb, when
there would be u. grand review. ‘
(iivptain Bill leave; ”on January 28
for a trip dewn the coast to the Gone!
in o merchant ship. He will be solid
IAlLlllllll WON'T IllTlllE
AITHOllEWAllEIEIIllESTB
The railroads ot the cost will refuse
to have anything to do with labor on
genlssilons who ask for wage increao
cs offer the ilromen's wage dispute is
settled.
A complex situation is expected to
arise shortly and it is acid that ruii-_
road ol'llcislll say they will “put their
backs against the wall and refuse to
make thriller concessions- to other is.-
bor organisations"
0n .lsnuuy iii theVPcuusy mull re
ply to demands 0! conductors slid
trainmon for more vines. Elli. ill under.
stood that the reply will be a list
rtdussl . to consider nines in pay.
Such a tip Ill“ been sent to oil the
railroads in order inst they may be
guided in their labor motions.
The effect on the New lines I?!-
ism and on this city may be “I‘ll!!!
There one some 16.000 employer or
the road now getting ready to ask for
Eliot‘s money. no for tho Iruinmen and
conductors have not been heard from;
the mechanics Eire the next on the
both) seem more may.
Astor the Mambo, it is understood
that tho rollronds m not unbrorsble
Io granting them more money. dmrv
in; that their duties have been so
largely increased lmiy lint they do;
some morn wuss.
in
The Junior“ Holy Name Society of
tilt. Mary’s church lulu loosed the lips
ml. of the hovel Joules duo have.
and practices and plays golds! cl ow
wiluil there unite muddy.
'J'l‘ll‘dflm Ills,
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BR PHED Are at Liberty In a... Illaclllas, 1“ '
it They Call Eliot Away From '
Illsir lobe, Says Commander
Elle Naval Eons: or this state W5. 3..
head of the navel organization.“ Sild to-
riicisl comnmnlcstlon from the navy 4,
ly that the Connecticut men will go. ,
going to £in
Utilities com 4
wall between -‘
pol-aliens or a 3 y ills-tbs service off
the people 01-33 9 statsbsslu City
Clerk Sicilian . ficuchsr‘f at the
meeting of fieénnscncnt Trolley 1m-
provement as such in city boll.
last week. flint city clerk, who is see-
rotary or the association. scored the
Public Utilities commissioners rand
dsdcred that cps association «was go?
ing to bring things to a. "show down"
drills contusion m that the com-
missioners ohmild strive to serve the
people comics they were paid .by the
9009b at “the “the mills: than the
Hid. Entitled Lawfubnlcolltln.
"The l’ubllc Utilitie‘s commission?
on take the stsnd that they are be
lug paid by! the people to look otter
fliexmemlt of the corporation; They
hid. behind every technicality or the
law in refusing to mot" worms
fl‘lie .cnsnminlouex's' and the legislsr
turn hove been juggling the public
«lorries reforms between thom‘ tors
long time and practically every do
mud (or better conditions but been
mm I!
Must Blink Together.
The city cleric declared that it was
necessary for the Trolley improve-
ment association to stick together
and go ahead. because there was no
other body in the slots to do their
I‘WOl‘k. He said that the Public lit-ill
ties commissioners bud never initia-
led any reforms or introduced any
measures but!» legislature tor 1m.
movement of condition. He advised
and introduce. their bills llor enforcing
better trolley service Ind ”hove a
thaw down on the quostidn at sinks.
Two Lentil-tors Pullout.
Because the notification- sent to the
members of the legislature inviting
them to attend the meeting were not
received in time there werevnot runny
or the lawmakers
Senator Archibsid McNeil. In. and
Representatives Lynn W. Wilson and
James H“ Hobiurrsy were present.
‘ Among those present were creamy
elected mprmnmtlves ct dorsal
towns and cities. Mayor 1‘. O. Mun
play. of Norwich. Aldermen 'i‘. F.
wsusn sud '1‘. {3. Hound. of Wotan
bury. (liming ll. Dilwcrth. of Norwnlit.”
Aldermen Godorboim sud Lyddy, of
this city. wm present.
Anoilse‘r Matting coming.
who secretory ssnmmosd tint at
most every ism city in tile stills bod
“Will“ I Weston“ to ell-Ila tbs
muslin” or the Trolley moieties.
lllllloi W. Peck mu clsctod in lithi-
sford. ii. i). blushed: in blmd‘lclt.
m it... Alcoholic. um Hid
”Airshow“ New Hum. “
run... A. titles in Derby. it. it.
in New Moduli. John it .W
on artists. Decor Anderson i
lSoulII Manchester Ilsa Wrecks
_ > Am soil.
3, osmosis of the police department
that the association should go Ahead 4
in attendance. .
Place allEl Shoots Through
Windows at Pedestrians
some moustache. Jon. so.
The poliilo
Wilford»: clothing by Whitel- slam
been arrested last night for lntox‘lcs—
lion. m usodsuueend ccmw
bar on one o: the hsevy outer doors.
sud then weutmn a rempsge shooting
but nice pence ct sisss
shoot: At conductor.
conductor. who was walking down the
street, ran do the building to investi-
gate dud dodged in time to escape a.
charge from both barrels of a shot-
gun.
Station Clone At Midnight.
The police station cloacs here shout
midnight. with one omccr patrolling
the twin. Essen turned on all the
lights in the building ‘e‘ud then round,
. stored away in s clusct a Shotgun and
- a revolver.
He also found a dozen
bottles or whisky, which had been
taken away from prisoners. He re-
soled himself on their contents,
«Conductin- Escapes Again.
lWhen Eugen could not land the cell
room be amused himselt by shooting
at the windows. Conductor Thomas
Moore looked into the window and as
he did so, Eugen tired. Moore ducked
and {honest moment the whole sash
of the window was blown out.
The resident in‘the vicinity of the
station item tulle notice at this
901M. W0 "A.
"I“ Willi!!! i' and It my the
d
suddenly Who lil‘uno. while h£1-
otbcr Itorr mounted. the startling hi-
urination inst mother Les JMission
dynamite threat wee being carried
out. din the. meantime. volley otter
volley was being ,pourcd into the
street and dually. when an entire
dosh was curried ohtby : charge from
the shotgun, and brick! dislodged,
the police were awakened.
Began Finllly Arrested: .
A resident duelly located Officer
Madden. who was persuaded to inves-
tigate. He lound Eugen emu in a
pile lot empty whiskey bottles and
loading up the shotgun And the re-
volvsr. After a terrific struggle the
man was overpowered by atlle police-
man and shown to the lockup with
his hands handcuffed behind his back.
It was the first time In the history
of the town that the police station was
A
o'clock in the morning.
The Charges. ’
At present menu is charged with
intoxication. wilful injury to private
property, lniury to public buildings.
attempting to old s prisoner to cusps,
breach of the peace. resisting an of
liner. and “unit and battery. More
chum: may be lodged against him
inter.
custom vssess ssnvncs.
'1‘th First Elonllrontlonsl Church, on
the Green. In trying so interesting ox-
berimonl in it: Sunday afternoon vols
per service; At 4:80 o’clock. This old
church is ventilated so u to attract
the people who ml about tho Alibi)“,
In the «our ot the city. and In so}.
borisl‘lloncrs ore v?” widely scattered
throughout in. town. Thllfll” maiden;
ll u .scult to m the evening curries
minister-to the arm group that the
church would like to relish. The in»
creasing ultssdsucu At its; sooner mi
In this slings: hour Ellis ll blocs silken
to untouched day the uptown churches.
libs carries in briofwliowwr an hour
llrs designed to be mitul also critic
Will MIMI.
Mr. crows ills
«obvious;
miss
section wee broken into
or the ostensible bulbous of libel-st;
lug lilo Mend. Paul (lieu-y, will) bad “ *
He shot into the street, walking up 3
the town. Thomas Moore. a trolley ' “
opened between midnight and 7’
vice Elbows Inst IE meeting for worship.
ill lillilillm’lfl' ills music and tumors
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. . Wilbur Emits“. or comment
.NEW YORK Jan. 30.~—Additions to
the striking revelations of the extent
to which arson for profit is practiced
in this city, mimislssd by “lazy the
painter,” the convict linsbug informer.
were made by. him today to the dis
trict attorney. whose adios spent. a
busy Sunday preparing tor the ex-
aminetion of witnesses in the "creed
trust" investigation by the grand jury
today, when moré indictments may be '
returned. _.
“lzzy,” who Is more formally known
as lsldor Stein, “continues to tell or
files tint he made throughout the
‘clty, giving tact; and circumstances
IAllllFMlTlllllllG PLAllT
I“ “BAT! ll£3|l3£
M 35 ‘
.SotEth Norwsilt business alien are
seviously ooassiderlng a proposition
but up to them .byd'. Clifford Moore
And company. of New York clEy. ms-
ers in manufacturing and mercantile
properties. proposing that South Nor-
walk Ifurnish lands‘and buildings to 9.
big concern which desires to locate
here. The proposition calls torso ex-
~ptndlture of about $100,000. to be
raised by subscription or otherwise,
for the purchase of property and the
erection of suitable buildings
The company started business in
1890 with a capitol 0! 31,000 which it
has increased to 850,000 and employ
in their present pimt two hundred and
ility skilled employees. who receive
salaries of over $5.030 per week.
Under the terms of the agreement
proposed by the firm. the concern shall
not receive title lior the land «and
buildings until they shall have paid.
through the local banks. for labor s
sum ten times that expanded for lands
and buildings.
The muttcr ill to be investigated.
WHEN BEAUTY GHANGEB.
The Princess Collards Mansfield.
praising the music of the modern beau-
ty parlor, said in Boston:
"The beauty parlor, upechlly the
modern bounty parlor accomplishes
miracle. with our figures, bur color
lose our lectures
"AI ployright said; to me the other
(icy (and i almost believe he won In
earnest).
“i introduro u novel touch of reel»
tom into the «bond sol chilly new
pity. lieu lunch so simple and so
Eros. I wonder nobody ever thoucbt
it before.
"'Wbsl. I. llllg touch. Mr. Fiasco? i
inquired
"'lliy htrolue.’ he replied. ill in the
‘llm out. c m. dark-bishop country
girl with o snub nose, while in the
second sci, sitter. the {light with young
underused mode to the moneys“:
so» In El tsetse successor utensil-Em:
El. profile of collision usability!“
m
ll. 3.. is visiting bore listing
bolus mu of the dull: or till i:
New York City AioIIeEE “
C ‘1‘.“ ‘
with the greatest detail and so r.’
says a. statement from Assistan
irlct Attorney Weller: 133st night
accuracy of so many or Steln'
meals as shown by comparison
the oiliciai records, is mtifsfll
the mounting oiiiclahfl as "
easier the task of securing n
corroborative evidence
“3higher up" in the "trust."
Stein, who, according to the.-“‘
thoritles has confessed to s
more than fifty fires. told the
mat attorney that the vicinity,
(Continued on twelfth p
Young couple in Home”: ”My
The interesting snuooncsmslit
mode, this morning, that All”
A. smalls and times i... MA
or blowout, were Joined In gull 3
_‘ Murder, lit dig-otters. (John.
The young ml. were limits 3
«lemon: story which sebum
lacy} we flew York Isabelle _
when. on ‘giifll‘ wedding Eloy.
c—u—n-
Darlen is commit-silly stirred. ' ' '”
day over bile stdbliing ndnlr thli
place yesterday in Strobel’s cldut~
when Tony Bodner seriously out.
wife rwith a carving knife us A
of an argument the We were ’
first hint. Bodnsr wu not
the wonder of those comer-n"
the case and indications are
law will go hard with Tony
Constable llantord 81mm, wild fir
ways on the job. was notified and ‘
on the scene of the anall- quickly fit
lmmedlutely cowsd and arrested ‘
our and telephoned to Dr A. L. Hm
who found it necessary to take in.
stitches in the wound inflicted by (h.
enraged Italian.
The case 1will be tried in the cm
llsll this would: lit 7. 30 o'clock We.
fore Justice Abel Deuce
10,000 lllllld WILL .3“
HOT IETlllll 1'0 so
NEW YORK Jun. 30. “Ton ill! .
girls of the lblrlycevou thousand ”r
fooled by the art‘sulont anionic! ‘
tween llillrt waist and dress
Enron and their employee mullet
day at the terms of mo prom
iiomcnl sud remained out on
The other 27.000 wont to Idork fl:
crossed waged.
say they nrcdissstini‘iod with
to ban not cool. raise in only:
them. ~
‘i‘lloy Elm still updrollimstoiy
workers on strike in all bran '
the garment trillion. 3
occurred during the day helm
sirlkm’ closets and the ooliyo.
Those sun on- "
carom _
QALIMIPRAQUI.
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