interns dumber cl lllhers in-
lured When Water Bucket
Fell: nndhent in England
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Only a Fewf-“in Shelter llclee of
Shell Escape
MANSFIELD, Eng, Feb. 8.—Tbir-
teen pit sinker»; were killed and a num-
. ber of others injured today at the‘Bol-
sever Colliery by the shopping at a
chain to which was sunpended a back-
at. containing 800 gallons of water. The
bucket crashed down the shaft, which
was live hundred feet. deep and at the
bottom of which ilhe men were worio
lug. (I‘he~worlrers were crushed into
an unrecognizable mass. Only a few
who happened to be in shelter holes at
the sides of the shall; escaped death.
ANNIVEBSAM 0F
. GETTVSBURG BATTLE
WWW? m. 7.-—-'l‘ho atten-
null or the members 0! the Grand An
m of the Republic, throughout the
Willa-meal orders lllv
will? am, it! edit city.
NIB-chief to the coming
semi-centennial univereary celebration
of the Battle yoburs‘flhhlcb was
taught on July 1V. 2 and 8 1863, and all
i. m.meu; whether Aparticiipantri in the
battle or not, to give their best on-
,. Monitors for the success oi the clum-
lance. M Tomnce of Minneapolis, is
'icholrman oi the standing committee
on the anniversary.
in large number of committees are
announced. the chairman of each being
as follows: Pensions-«Samuel e. Bur-
dett, Wellington. D. 0.: legislation
for veterans‘ln the public service——
ilvory G. Kimball, Washington; rules-
regulations and ritualwA G Wolseert,
Milwaukee, Wile: Bull Run lbattielleiu
monumenir—Wililam J. Wells, fNorris~
town, Pa; logisiallou~Waehinglon
Gardner, Albion, Mich; 100m anniven
now of the birth ol‘ Abraham Manolo,
zillion G. 'Bakewell, New Yorlt city;
proposed “Lincoln Wny."—~—'l‘homne ti
'iloplcins,.iWuehlugton, l). C.
The election or first Cornumnder-in-
Gide: mile Wagner an ticaeurer’ or
dim permanent fund is announced.
that oi’ nonlethal. inepecloro-gcneml lo
ciao announced, the appointee for Con-
mcticut dieing dlenry l-lovey, oi Nor-
Mich.
l
’.
lN‘l‘ERM‘l‘lNG MEETING.
Adjutant and third. Atkinson, Churiee
Waehburn‘, better kaolin lie Happy
Charlie, and fBrother Richardu, nil nl
dirldgepurl., incite at the meeting that
”W” held or the salvation Army hull
. hurt evening. Mr. Richard: mean in-
terunilng talker. buying formerly been
in Paris: cbuullour. He fell u victim to
the plenuren of Paris and was dually
. reverted from the damn: oi no ly
' and dill in New York city on 11.34;.
vatlou Army literally Charlie, 'u eon-
llrrued drunlinrd for years. recently
”joined the army one took the pledge.
tl‘onlghl. mielgn and flirt Tyler, db
vii-lentil when». or modern. will
limit , ,
. Murillo Rebeksb inducible. '42, l. G
0. it, not incl evening cud otter trunn-
actlng routine business enjoyed I no
end time with reimttmenil. Next li'rh
day evening“ therefwlll be u rehearsal
“ of intent ,
i
u
in,
ledge Burneeeclieeideeonliuee-
lldll halted by Local Landowner
“—3-—
by the following document its bonded
the committee may obtain the needed
condemn the lands and buildings.
as to whether all the property could
be condemned and this finding decides
that point
The same conimlttee was appodno'
ed previously tor the purpose d! as-
sensing and estimating the value oi!
the proyerty is again in force:
Town of Norwaik vs. John Gong-h, «et
ale. ,
Before Hon. Lucien F. Burpee, a
judge of the Superior Court, Febru-
ary 7,1913.
Memorandum on Application to An-
- tpolut Committee to Assess >
' Damages.
it. appears that the layouts ol the
bridge and pork referred to in the
application have already .been made
and established with the boundaries
stated in the special not old 1911. All
that now remains to be done is to ac-
quire the title of the land within
those layouts and ’build the contem~
plated works. Such title the town may
get by gift, or purchase by agreement.
if it can; or it it cannot, it "may
proceed to condemn the lands or
bunldings within said layout and said
park in accordance 'wlbh‘the provisions
or the statutes relating to the condom-
nation of lands for highway purposes. "
mBB"W
the title by eminent. and lit}
to WWW the power of co emce-
tlon blurs given.'i‘}10re is no 'olgiiga‘
tion on the town to condemn any other
land by this proceeding. It may have
egreed or may yet agree as to any
piece that .may he needed; or it neceo
snry, it may bring anther application.
Borne objections were made to this
application on equitable grounds. It
seems to me that whatever their men-
its. this is not the time or place to
urge them. The duct of disagreement:
between the town and the outcome!
any necessary, land, within. the loyout
as to damages or benefits being estab-
llehed the judge “shall anoint a com-
milieu.” or course it has now been
settled the proper parties are den»
crlbed in the application and present
in the proceeding.
The following disinterested electors
nre appointed a committee to estimate
and assess to each of the abode named
‘ persona who are dnjtured or benefited
the democrats sustained by or the bone
lite accruing to him by such layout oi
said bridge and park: ' ‘
John W. Benita. Bridgeport.
D. Fairchlld Wheeler. llrldtteport.
George ill. ileum, Greenwich.
1.110an F.13lllll’llll'3.
A Judge at the Superior Court.
CLINTON COMMANDERY liLdG‘l'o
OFFlCEHB.
Al the annual elated conclave of
Clinton Cocnmnndory,.No. a. K. in. last
evening, the following clllcern were
elected:
Eminent Commandcrmll M N. filli-
mun.
(humanitarian-mining
son.
liapiaiti’ Generuiwoubrge liurdwicit.
Senior Wurdnanlltou Elwood.
Junior Warden-«Percy G. Morgan.
‘ TmoMIrer-wl’lnrl‘y alder.
decorum-Mm! fideliey
Preletwuhm W. Storey.
Motowohoflen N. Wood
l). Reborn
W
truancy Witt. its. cLo'Ieo.
A not; tumor in being installed in
the damn Howell: library buildl
in Ecol Wuhlnyton litre“, and Bill ‘
been found newt-y to
brill: undtéorth ‘ um ‘
Another win (or the Bridge Gone V
retraction Comanlttee is'nnn‘de apparent 7
land for the new bfldzolby gift orpW ' V
chase, and it not. it may proceed to ,
Dudley E. Hoyt raised the queetioa V
n mount that cutie-ruins the We“
Nome
uymmnunmupmmmm. V
truth,“ lilo" cmwmwmm, _,
down by Judge Lucien F. Barnes, oi .» " '
the Superior Court, which says that ‘2
~ tinned in Today I News V
itiliiiii BMliii
Bill BB BBB BBB
captain Welsh to lie Belcre the
Grand 1an on Monday
NEW! YORK, Fell). 8.-——An even two
dozen—aroma deed, some retired, some
still on the New York police tor-ce—
were branded as gutters 01' gene-
tweens, yesterday, in the two recitals
to James Purcell. a veteran gambler,
who told the oidermonlc investigating
committee how be and associates had
given up $50,000 protection money in
17 years. His story was the most im-
‘portsnt told to the committee since it
began its inquiry into police conditions
following the murder or Herman lites-
enthal. shot down because he "squeal-
9“,"
, There was no session of the older
manic committee today, and it «so
not made known whether Purcell
Would be recalled to the stand on Mon
Initialization. The memento column-
tee is warm em in me «inn the
district attorney's Janice, cage; the
,gitered lonely at no-
,tnM it m not .
pluyed. distill lien Mine Rich Glory,
the chairman, W genomly accord-
en. Mrs. ma on table Iloze
manager. -
Indies Ina o r Joseph W. Gotham
“and Alena G. Nth 'were particularly
good in their
The plan pl
re ports
lor- tbe benefit of the
Church Aid ll. netted quite a sum,
and the illndeaVOr Society,
under whose ofioplces it was given, is
dieing generously complimented
"Phone who took part are as fol-
lows:
School 00ka Ho»
rte, cbalrlnon, Ell. H. Lu: and James
Paul. B;
Walton-Jill J. w. Whom. Miss
Momevnene‘iiutud Misc Erma Dib-
ble
Applicants-files Helena Mitchell.
Miss Ruth R. Glory and Miss Helen
Hitchcock. '
Teacher—«Tm .w. Gordian.
Scholars—«H rhea Dibble, Otto Ken-
nedy,iolsons Gully. Jurenol Arthur
«Furl-is. Inwre M. Dick Gleason.
Mort Oliver, Ger-
Hattie Clarke. Ruth
‘ ion Hamilton,
eton. lua
notice denominational: tbo'diolrlct at- 7 V
ingmwlth the other in any way.
coolly. contested.» ordnance na-
to gemstone the Grand Jury and tell
his story. 180th he and Sweeney are
now under mansion. Micr- the
Wotan evidence is presented Purcell
will tell his title to the Grand Jury, and
a big batch of indictments is expected
within ten deye.
, WW
will the doctor orders a tonic order
I 138 Bill. Evans Cream Ale. We will
do the rut. Manner-"land ll'lyuu.
llllllllllT rune
. llll more: GTIOE
diamouetrntlng that " a chain is no
stronger than in weakest link." an ac-
cldent which happened at yoeterdey at
temoon'o performance at The broth-
ers Gordon acrobat; Ind aerial can
insert from abroad. at Hoyt: Theatre
proved thin truth to the audience.
The older and ism: or the. brothers
who high in the air balancing bimnelt
on winging dlllli’ll held tithily in Bill
. hoods while on it impure winging
from hie Jwrthe younger brother w»
gyro‘ting in true acrobatic billion.
Eluddenly there was a all-n. loud one
the creme, gore my. precipitating
the lower brother to the atom. Mil
Milli: the ‘Itnin for his partner ton
ride ‘
Neither true injured and both green
tulip are» from the minutes in the
accident. continuing out. their «turtle
to the delight of the Indium The
On Mpnday, Capt. Walsh, whorls
pileated Inspector Dennissweenoy, fie
or the lluln in the clinic supportlulr
weight mung cuddenly to one; ride. ,
young mirrors mentluntlly. clever
turner. brunt comm volumneluier '2 ’,
isscooptinzithe wordon or cooperotr ’ ,
Idund when Occurred. Ac:
cording to Berlin Paper:
BBIHBIiiIBii iiBilBB
iii BE ilBiiI “Bill
on Ferdinand Leatulcr linen.
holder: in tin. lliid
LONDON, Feb. 8.—~A auctioned re‘
burl. that the Turin bad cultured o
crooning detest at the build: or the
Quint-ion troops in the pectoral-t oi
Gelilpoli and had loot 15.000 lulled
and 10.000 prisoners, which was nub-
nmi in in» net-nu me about!"
tub-l morning, "(WWI no ooudmotlon
or concert from my other neuron. it
it pointed out here tint it ill incredl.
hie that such a bottle could huge
linen taught. and each it victory won
without the helm-ion headhunter:
thorium: oldclolly to until} it to the
world.
A tele‘erpn received inure from the
buinrlen ennui this afternoon does
not refer to any lighting. it merely
mention. the departure or thing “Futili-
attnd or bulge” “tor it. army m
courier: in the. hold
VH-Mwmm
QBlII “IBquerlto direction, in at
m
Vfinoi anymiyommpen lag.
arch, uhedttende
, evening and Ill _
“3M lien Are Reported Kili- ,
7'. lIiIllve elm II New flee. :~.
‘V cum» Flow in
it!
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Wilson’s union on One in the
u liceldmpcrte'nl Received ‘
HARTFORDF Fob. 8.——Tho last
chance to introduce new business in
general assembly for its 1913 session
come yesterday. Hereafter it will need
a two-thirds .vote. of both branches to
muons." with bet methods to
-' reach thumb». m. the clerk.
ism urn-u out the one and resold
lions, ad put their into shape for
commuti- oonllderiilon p will prob;
‘ably boitound that snob-mothers as
working-ream compensation. clone sew
son on authored 6nd mod nine, to
kill or to propagate deer and to enable
yer old-ting insuranc love will have
made up I liable pe e‘ntsge or the
total.
received.
fi‘he close or the open neuron on
measures did not bring many "Joke"
bills, although one got by which re«
ferret! to lobbyist: drinking “three
lingers" of water at the fountain in
the corridors.
Some importbnt bills were sent in
alter the governor had inspected
them. and there are likely to become
Pony mares by the democrats
clouding behind them in an effort to
redeem victims laid down in; their
puny plulorm.
. Vulcan’s neilrcod Bill
‘Aldootlon woo drown in the hence to
railroad Gill: in which the New York.
New Home northward Minded
comm ll made the subject. one by
Lynn w. Wilcox: cl Wilbert em-
bodyinghioldeu of a plan to thin out,
the relation oi the corporation to the
plate whlclr' gave it a charter. The
bill in general in outiino‘but in novice
it. {WWII} omit lilo oleuurc Mr.
Wilton mod the drill to tilt» a bill
or osmium-in u to Just whiten ho-
item the atom nhculu investigate.
llr. Wilson province only for I
hour. investigation. lie contorted thot
while the blue heron road in in child
of Gouneoldcut the limo had no know
ledge or its inner workingnlwhlle All
tor Will,” Mountbatten and New
Hummbirv have directly tuition [slope
to ilnd out Icmdthingfimul it» inter
and mnirdmiun In contention. int
mm»: thiamine. whether it pure
;[ items/Idwhetherorho‘titlnover
: err. Willlm in muting to
we hit out until no there would be
Bill Bibi: the bill ol’
~ aroi‘roncosieaun minions
All told over 1,403 bills were .
~ Firemen'e' Pinoehie ,llem‘ee' '
leading in the til-company Dinccble
tournament of the South Nmolk dre
locales. The Old Well Hook and M
der Compony u out: one point in the
rear, while the “Fire Police are fifteen
mu
’ last night’s sitting resulted with the
Fire Police ahead of Old Well two
points and live ahead or the Put 'Hose
boys.
The score: for the games are as
iollows: ' .
..-
.V.‘
Table ‘i. ‘
F. Scha‘tl'b, F. ‘P- o n q u I I I I III ”cold I‘. em :4
'F‘lnhel'ty, O.’ Vuos'u'V lo Ill ovooios‘u cool. .0
Brush; P H. n o» It. I o a n eieiooleio ole oi. ate .0
Table 2.
G. Williams, F! P. o my I a tie oiVoio on e do a n 2
Knipper 1’. IE. ......................0
Table 3.
it}. Cartwright, F. P. .....
Meserve, 0. 'W.
J.Bogerdue,,P.iH.
.2
.
......u....d
ne‘e-o-n.
..............0
admit a measure. The volume of new J School: F ,1? d". 4' _ 2
business will probably beiound to be Fllnch 0’ W '1
doubly below that at a number M! Mr P .Hl
oi! accidents, ondclwnolable feature or ' ' Tables
the. Mme is the very email num- Joel F P ' ' ‘ 1
W 0' WM “‘1 "W" Wm“ stairs; o'v'ti'I"I"II'£I""'""71
“no “it ‘3 ”We“ in a 89w“ TarlovV pf n .II..II..I .IIIIIIIIIz
way by tl‘ie fact tbotlei‘n‘atliy matters ’ Table 6. "
which use toulre up nature lime , , . _
.... ...... w .... ...... w B..“I.‘i“’i“l“frf:.T’:.::::::::::::::i
ties commission. and also because 1“. llozsrdus P ,H _____ .2
there is not the anxiety of promoters , ' Table 7. .
‘° 5“ “him” "m” “w "”5" wnmot, F. P. 1
millennium“ “aerate. w. e
The we ‘ “39“? by meal, 9. H ..... ...1
drills 7, g V Monti ‘ "1%,“, B
.y mark 1" “ lunch 1%. \ ,,,,,,,.,,~.;..,..oi *9! '
a " outerwear 8‘ “Bier-edit! low i .. ". .;.l.. “um!-
"¥'Nmoudnmifirelb dim WelceltPBfl ...... i. ...B....V..T.u
Tomi Odom for we Night. -
lire Pollcle. ....... ......13
Old Well. ‘11
Putnam dim . 8
Total Scores (or Series.
Putnam Hose ....43
Old Well .. ..... 47
Fire Police ....... .. ......... 88
.illlilflil EWORTH
LEIGH! 800i".
'l‘bo Junior upward: We of the
First illethodlet Chruch, held a valen-
tine social in the gymnnelum of the
church yesterday afternoon, from 3 to
5 o'clock.
There wen u largo attendance. which
nearly mpmented the membernhlp oi
the league,
,The Social committee mm in charge
oi the member; of this department
are the Minion Nobel Miller. Agatha
menu. Mabel Munhail, Margaret Dru.
'ky, Edith ‘Mlllo‘r and Mouth. Rondo]!
rllownea rind Welliey Ghomim, worlo
ill. holler, nupcrlnlcudeni.
ri‘he morn WM minutiveiy decorub
ed with beam, which made only a
peep into it nocenoary to recall that
Grunt Veletitine’u that won again pour
in. bond.
Gamer, emeotlvu or the day were
filllli‘llil nod were entered into enthu-
eiuutlcnilp by them “Mont,
The children exchanged valentine
greeting; thy maxim; title of u valentine
box. insult boy the girl won than um
titled with undermined the occasion.
heirenhm is were unwed.
W
The liridgu Conmriirilon Committee
met in the Town Gum rum bun ure-
ning. Thule ware present the lull
committee, llr. A. ll. itsird prodding.
1“. id. Grenler, the controlling engineer,
submitted it new not of plane and spent
titration: and ruining... onetime one
transected.
A) if WW
ileum Gould or harm on can.
milled in the Gunnty Home George
Muslim or mother and initiate
The Putnam Hose Company; is still
Pam”. 0. 'W. tenet-yttmlotuuolocluz ‘
lug under the direction of We. .iohn‘i
' . mummttuthel‘lwe. H .
cases on the short calendar in
Superior court. yesterday, only
were heard, and they worozran
Judge I; F. Burma two .on
ground of infidelity and one the
demon. - ,
'Mrs. our; lid. Gerrlsb, "
Nor-walk young woman; out
ed a decree from Frank E. t
on the ground of inddelity m
chl'rnze of name. Fred M. Home.
conducts a Bridgeport agency, Ha
Bundock and Harry in, Leolm
works ior 'hlm, testified to nine:
dowed Gert-lab in Bridgeport? Do
Shelia John 1M. Donneliy testifl
seeing Gerrlsh with a wpmon. who, ’V B
M
(Continued on Fourth M
row afternoon at three o’clock I
he the one imperative commit
every man and ‘woman‘in‘i‘illro ' V'
walks. Fire mopes'ruponvflie
school buildings are needed now.
doy under present conditionsw .1.
a new peril to the children.
The members of the lame lace]
milieu who have worked until ..
and unecllishly to bring the mo"
of tire (escapee to such it point. .. j
they cannot be denied, iirgoltbelr
low chicane to buck up their 0 .
with a display of public interact
will make ensured uuccese doublyg
thin
Here is the program:
Orcheetra. 3'
Prnyorw'l‘bo llcv. John Zeileru
Singing~nmericn ily the will ,
The Wire lilooupu Agitation “Up to
Pwoeanhnirman. :
The Present llllleehemisll Child“.
The Fremont» at Mumford
ll. 3. Wood.
Whore Our Representatives \
l.lim Mr lllder and Hon. III.
their
All the Gemmltluu £5ch lbw
Neumun.
Orchestra.
On behalf of the gunman 1'.
man.
on ”oil“! of the column not
it Werner. ’
(in Rebel! oi the liamoImMr’B’.
Weed ,
From as Nclmborinx ’l'ntrhw'l‘b
Chnrles Taylor, of Greenwich.
’t‘lw Thing to be 00an
John Blapletun
llunedlcllonw'l‘he her. li‘ulhurilu
monomer. ...». A
it. he» been arranged out.
speeches thrill to limited to eight
nine and everyone can be neeufid
they will unfilled to the bid
mother of; vital interest to flu
and woman in 1% NW
Norwalk Chronicler