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MEXICO CITY, Feb. 10. «~Al’ter n
isleepiess anxious night following the
military revolt under the leadership oi?
Ben. Felix Dias, yesterday, that result-
ed in the killing or 200 or more persons
and the wounding of 1.000 others the
half million inhabitants of this city ap-
prehensively faced the events of today.
,There were reports earlynin the day
that President Madro, who, with 1,000
loyal troops, had taken refuge in the na
itlonal palace. had fled towards the
eastern coast, taking his .family with
him. The resignation of all the mem.
bers of the Modem Cabinet also was
‘ reported.
\ I’IHIIHEH IIIIH EEHHE
fAuio Wright! and consumed
' ili'y FII'o But docupan’ic Are
' ilnburi
lMlLFpRD Jan. 10. —-The shriveled
Ennd bent framework of a twopaggenger
. IWright automobile, hearing a New
' iYorg license, is all that romaine
lilo mark the accident Saturday night.
mulch resulted in rue total destruction
of a car. whose owner's name cannot
be ascertained here.
~Stephen Karl. who lives about 200
yards from the point at which the ac-
cident happened, was roused about
10:80 o'clock, Saturday night, by Car-
son Smith, a neighbor’s lad. who said
a car was burning up at the side of the
‘ road, and he had been sent to get help
(i‘he occupants of the our, two men and
a woman, said they were driving from
New York to New Haven, when the
mooring wheel gave out and they were
plunged into the wooden icllce on the
side of the road. ,The gasoline tank
exploded, setting dire to the cnr_nnd
the New Yorkers and Mr. Karl were
powerieloto stay its (force. When it
we. soon that nothing could be done
to save the car, ’Mr. Karl drove the au-
tolrta to the Milford station and they
returned to New York.
They asked iii/Er. Karl to keep the re
mains of the machine and he would
hear from them in a few diam miner
Would not-however. give their3namco.
When Mr. Kari went out yesterday
morning. to get the tires, the only por-
.' tion or the car at any value deft, three
or them were gunowiolen during the
night. No report one made of the
theft in the sheriff. All Mr Karl now
has to return to the unknown owner
in one tire and a few atrial: of iron.
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' wBOAiEb or and".
The board of Relief or the Town
or homo-k will hold their next meet.
ing at their office in the Town Hell.
sidewalk. tomorrow night. 7 to ll.
when they will bear all appelln made
to thorn train the detail; of the access
more on the list of it”.
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Seine oi the Slain Included Woman and Children and Followed
An Uprising of Nearly All of the Federal Soldiers In the
Dapiia1~aeneral Reyes Falls in Encounter
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HHHEIHIHEH. I8 HEHEHAIIH HHEHIEEH‘ IH ~ IAEXIHH HIIH
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Advance oi the Zapaiisio Rebels From ibe';Soulh Continued
- , Throughout ibe Night
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.unnnunin
3 way matter will be diapered of To»
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The flight of President Madero.
though not confirmed early today. was
generally credited.
illis decision to flee the capital it
was said was due to General Blan-
qnet‘a refusal to stand by him. Gen.
Blanquet arrived last night with a
small portion of his army, supposedly
loyal tolMadero, but he refused to fight
againpt General Dian. Since the arri-
val of Blanquet'a force the bridges [be-
tween the capital and Toluca have
been Iburned.
It is recalled that during the Orozco
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unison iiiilili ‘
Will Wilde issue in Daldwrlll
liiiiisr ~ccmmiiioc to
links Report
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HARTWRD, Feb. 10.——A canons of
the Democratic senators has been call
ed for tonight at 8. 80 in the Senate
retiring room iot‘ake final action upon
the report of the committee on
executive nominations which now his
under consideration the governor's
nominee- for highway commissioner.
William ‘H. iOadwell. of New Britain.
to succeed the present incumbent.
James .H MacDonald.
A hurried ape‘ciai call was sent out
today for all Democratic senators to
be on hand at the caucus tomorrow
night. «Senators McCarthy, oi’ Ansonia.
and Lenders, of 'New Britain, will aub-
mit to the Democratic aenators their
finding on the Cndwell matter. Their
report will be thoroughly discussed
and in all probablyity, a vote token.
Should the vote be favorable to Mr.
he made binding and the Democratic
senatorswill beenpected to vote as a
unit when the matter comes up for
final action during the executive new
oion oi the Senate Tuesday morning
Will Adjust .Dimronooo.
All diifcrenooo will have to ibe ad~
Juaied in the canon. and it there,
should develop any opposition to Mr.
Cadwall on the part of momocmiic
senators. their poroonol feelings will
have to be conserved to their party
dictated. on any Democratic senator
who openly bolts his party caucus one
expect little from his senatorial col-
leagues during the session or (ruin
his party thereafter.
it in believed thin: the entire hm-
at
day
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champiimsnip ”Howatamtord v:
Normlk High School vi. slam '
Cadwell the notion of the corona: will .
High. Hacketb‘all. «rooms. Amarillo} W I
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3,7m1om at a _ robin
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Success Alter Several "MW
at Severe Fighting A
AIEHE HHHH AIHHHIEH
III HHAIHAHH HHHIAHI
Turlrisb Defenders Exhibit Fierce
Determination and Courage
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PODGOlRlITZHl, Montenegro, Feb. 10.
~ThelMonteh-egrin army heseiglng the
Turkish fortress of Scutari carried the
great Bardahjoll Hill by assault this
morning after several hours od'severe
fighting. .‘The infantry men on several
occasions came into such close quar-
ters that a hand: to hand fighting was
general along the line. 3
Bardanjoli 'Hill dominates Scutari
from the eastern side. and the Monte-
negrins are mounting selge guns on
the heights to bombard the city.
Fighting has gone 011.5an9 early
morning all around the city. «the Tur-
kish defenders disputing the ground
against the beseigers with tieroedeten
mination and courage.
HIIHIH Mill Hill
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Big Dolopliio‘n on in floor 80o-
mon by Rev. 1'. A. Woman,
at Trinity i’amb
A Home delegation of the members
of Shrub Norwolk Loose. No 709. Be-
nevolent and Protective Order 01'
Elks, attended the service at the Trio
ity Epimani dour-cu. last evening.oc-
oilpying m Marvell for them in the
body of one choice. The rector, Rev.
Frederick A. Coleman. delivered 9.
Ipoclla cannon on the text, “Which of
you shall: osmium" holding the un-
dii'lded attention or the congregation
throulrhout the dilcourse.
The muoio‘ol program under the di-
rection of Organib't Edward J. Sims
was eitoollont and the service
throughout, we: ununuoly interesting.
.mllum mi
illiillll‘ iii alumina
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Thirtyoix members of Court Laura
61,1)! ghters o! Gentile, ‘
Ridge id. yeotcrday. to institute a
new count in that prosperous village.
The occasion to reported to have been
a very pleasant one in every way. An
unuluiiy large number of. cupboard
and stole ofi'icero ware in attendance.
inoludiua Mrs. Genoiew Which, the
ouprcme vice regent; bin. Elisabeth
Auburn. the riots regent of New dia-
van. Mloii Mary Manon. state monitor.
New Haven; Milli Jane Gay. state on»
perlntoniiont. pridgeport: Mm Wit.
liam Thompson. abate advocate.
Greenwich; no. Mary Britten. rim
treasurer. Stamford.
walk. or the .M one, AM
a detection. 0 iii-ounce . .
Fir um um mall:
on iridium
' much promise. of (pleasing personality
" sud genialmannors. Tluputor,
a. J..Oamll, presided at the veneers. .
Wilnl. £0 .
A routine or the columnis- im the
closing by um Align Spin or ill or '
the Armoryuy “
moua action upon the legis-
lature the p 3 at the new bill to
enforce the erepflpnof fire enemies up-
on the public finals. This. resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, the citlaena a: the
Town of Nero“ in meeting assem-
ereby. approve of the
bill now pend «before the General
Assembly; milling for fire escapes
on public sch and the represent»
are instructed to
" amusement“
Every seat was taken taint. {coach's
om last night at $330, who'll”
(reaper service began many elpeciailiy.
fromNorwaik. ware no doubt. am
on by the Tact. that htfir (Rambler.
adios-walking no to be them
or.
the singing was excellent and was
much colored. A notable («turn or
the singing was a trio. “0 gPle Joan.”
can: by dire William Tam“ NW!
11am 1" Tammany and Thomas 1?. die-
Mahon, and also In "0 fialutarlo." by
‘Hugh Campbell J r
Father Grumbley spoke on “The Gen-
eral Judgment." and tor upwards or
half an hour held the closest attention
of his large audience. He drew a very
vivid picture of what will take place
neuron to so regulate their lives, to
do We that they might be 0! the num-
ber of those who would be placed on
the right hand. ,.
Father Crumbley is nearing man or
ROY.
when storm.
arm DilliliEBblilll
“NEW YORK, Feb. 10.--Poiice Cap
on Thomas Walsh. when recent
nick bod conformed involved nimmr
and iinopootor Donald Romney in or-
ganised “unwound today the dir-
dooi at «man; his story More the
extraordinary Oman Jury. The can
lino in run bar from well, out a phynii
clan having reported that his trouble
hi due to mental Moire“ rather than
to any organic disturbance. he were
considered well enough to moire the
trill to the Cilantro! Coulis Solidi“
on the last day and strongly: urged his _
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DAMARU, New Zealand, Feb. 10.—
Capt Rodert F. Scott and his party
were over iwhelmed by a blizzard on
their return journey from the South
Pole. 'I‘he entire loom perished.
They reached the South Pole on the
18bit all January, 1912.
The news of the appalling disaster
which bole"
companions was brought to this port
by a signalled message from the Terra
Nova, the vessel'which had carried
to the south to bring back Capt. Scott
and his companions.
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noun ill iiiiil
(flown
chilled. Mimi Excelleniiy
Boleros MAW
“My in Norman Wind Jingles. " a
ohiiihen o confirmation. was given at
the Nor-walk Libra”. Saturday after.
noon and evening. and went much to
the satisfaction of the audience. large-
“? componed or children. {more were
several reasons for giving the affair.
the idea of which min the mind
. of oilin- Margaret Stevens Wilson. calm
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Enh- and Continued cold Tonight.
cording to Dispatches Receivod at llamaru. New Zeaiond,
‘ Alter Reaching iiie Pole on ianuary 18, 1912
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HHIA, HAHHIEH EHI’EHIIIHII IH AHIAHHIIH
Sonic at The Hardships-Which lhav Encountered Had Been’De
tailed in in Previous Dispatches
Captain Scott and his‘
.ohe expeditionem to the Antarctic and ‘
which late last year went once again‘
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in Have Loci Their lives, Ace
The total number of deaths invol-
ved in the calamity is not exactly
known. but it is believed that sixty-
alx scientists and sailors lost their
lives
LONDON, Feb. 10.——’—'1‘he Terra No-
on. nailed on June~1, 191b, lto‘r New
,Zoaland and the South Pole. and a
few days later. at Cardiff too, on
board Capt Robert F. Scott, R. N
The expedition consisted 01.28 of-
.iicera and scientists in addition to a
crew of 23 picked men ifrom‘ibhe Brit-
ish Royal Navy.
The «principal members of the empe-
dliion, besides Captain Scott. were:
the piano. and one of the directors
saw to it that fifteen children had a
chance to coins with prepaid admin-
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melon; have been made by Brush on
a number of products from the United
males as result of diplomatic repre-
.. the scientific staff, a
Waanpne'non r... liWw—Tarl‘fl’com ‘
end in command ed the p
cm party: Dr. E. A. Wil
v 13.. AICanprell, pug“
R. N. magnetic
:H. a. De P.
western oarir' _
Marine: Engineer
E. W. Riley. R N; SurgeonG. M
vlck, R N. doctor dud ecologist;
good .E. L. Atkinson, R. N.,, d
bacteriologist parasitloegist; F _ , ‘
Drake. n. N.. secretary; o. n. Mead "‘
in charge of the ponies and d
the western party; Capt. '
Oates, lnniakilllng Dragoons;
of ponies and dogs; Dr. G, C.
physicist of the western
Griffibh Taylor. geologist:E
son. biologist of the western Inert
G. Lillie. biologist; A. Cherry ,
rad, assistant zoologist of the w '
party; H. G. Renting, photograph
theweatern party; B. C. 3
engineer of the western .
Thompson. geologist ot‘with w
party; C. 8. Wright, ohemis . _3 3‘
western party; Boatswain T. m ‘
in charge of pledging outfit;
wain A. Cheetham, on the Te,
can—g...
lflnntlnned on Sixth M1
nonmlonsnude by the euro Depart-
ment through the American embassy
at Rio Janeiro. ,
Embassy Morgan in reporting them
lent to a duty 0! 90 per cent. ad valor-
iooar at the library. whose efforts
Flor the small sum of fifteen cents one
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tainment, which interested them and
gave them a little glimpse into biotin-ml
in the ohorndoa and ovening,.togeln-
or, probably ntty grown people were
muohinmnsed and interested in the
clever peflermnce or very little obll
(lion; incidentally, enough money was
male to go a long in towards buying
automobileim with which further to
instruct the children in a “Children' a
Soup," which the library will noon in
«more.
The actors were chosen iron: the till
Mont schools and from those who
come to the library the characters "iii-
mind «being held in mind when the
capabilitie- or the children worn on:
died. .
young «when who nova their
Ionizer in training and oouihmlifg
the ohlldron mm was Kingdom. or
All” lilrondllpgeiin :iililoide stall; cram
diurnal Parker. All“ Mnboi i'l’ryor.
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Milli: (trace ‘islauno. Any parent whoa
amid have mu than teachers with
the children and noted their tact. and
mum om tor the little once.
W up in econ; own. no
tunic has not mated the .
and not improbable“ int-rile
automatons-vans rectum,
WA lid the latest d
would be Wilda the children are in such
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; antidote rimmed were or.
“fill. “Will: and Altitude.-
were aided with much spirit by the I
teachers and the library authorities.”
hundred children in the afternoon and4
sixty in the evening, saw a. good enienl
cm. are to be admitted under the new
classification provided tor in the 1913
inn Congress on payment of 16 per
cent. duty. Fuel oil, he reports, has
been placed on the free list. when it is
.imporied by or for steamnhlptoonpan-
lea. mildays or industrial enterprises
using award as, motive power. Arner
icnl oil companies sought the aid of
itho Biol; Department, iiwwae announ-
ced.‘laobuliling better tariff treat.
ment; and the inriiiohaugee are ex-
pooled to stimulate the sole of tool all
throughout brash Vessels anterior:
Rio Janoiro loaded with incl are to be
exempted from port tax.
Rodneilono were made also on
school furniture and on woldina Acne.
ins including accompanying pom tor
tumors and clock Moors.
For name your: uracil hon been giv-
on preferential dorm rates to certain
produriia from this country due to the
(not that the United Bitten in such
an immense buyer at codes and radio
rubber. o
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Fred iiodoraiiuocir, non of Miriam
Add sailor Hooch. of New vol-ll city.
Jillian Milli! 1’17": ”All minor iinoith. in spending two months with 0. Ward cilded to do in almost over
Von Aioiync; The young man who
run over by a molar truck come time
ago and is recurs/drilling from the he
Juries received. at that time
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mdiuy a ion! ‘or our rainia brood;
“holiday. inn wont the Roy Pal:
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“ Orin- My done-r. "Widow we are giving away. banner notary. that Air. Klein one the text
jil linemen; ,. ,.‘ .
‘here were much interested in
say; the hydraulic rams, formerly aub- : field county
budget lust approved by the uracil-3
introduced by Repremunv'cH :.
of Bridgeport to abolish the Go
pleas court, criminal side. (qr ‘
It was rumored ‘
the capitol that there were}
very prominent. citizens of the 3
ty behind the movement
0n the other hand, Hartford was
clined to guess that the plan to 3
the court was prompted! by blind a”!
wanted to get back at Judge Jumbo
Walah and Prosecutor Elmore
Barn in. .
it was pointed out, however; H
the proponol could hardly be oi
It them-tor the term of Judas .W .
expires in July and with him will ”
Prooecutlve Banks unless some
arrangements» is made which on
with it a division of the ethyl“ '
aitionl between the‘two poi-ti
in this connection the W
interested in the possible com S
Thono who ought to know our
the loading candidates are I 3;
Klein 013 Bridgcwrt and 3
Walnut or Norwalic. Theron“
who still ihlnh'ihc mount.
Walsh. no relation whatever-
Norwaik man. is by no mean,
theme .
iBut assuming that the do “3
tends to place a Republican wt
Democrat. which in what hoi
than it iii thought that the one
roots between Attorney $.13
Attorney John .1 Wainh.
21¢. was loomed this wool: that
an effort mo been diode to
deter-nor to name Mr. Kiel
no ii. that the hammer f
ml or woman at no
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