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MEXDOO CITY,
Dias went to the United States Em-
bassy shortly after 8 o'clock this
morning to ratify tormaiiy the agree-
ment with General Huerta. which
brought the crisis to an end.
Francisco Madam, forced from the
presidency by the coup d'etat by two
of his generals, yesterday, is a pri-
soner today in the National Palace.
General Victorianc, Huerta, who had
been in command-Lot the Md‘dero ”forc—
on that held the Nation'éi Pdldoebere
against General Felix Dias, has been
. pro'élaimed provisional eovemdr’eea
_ era! 0: the republic.
nanowfilanquet, who aided in the over-
~throw or Madam, is provisional mil»
diary commander.
, These arrangements have
- agreed to by General Fella max and
~ HEM Wen dbyl' battle which he has '
. been waging with the federal logos:
WW? lb? be othr: fi‘liroiiéll
of melt, womei‘i and children seeming-
ly new popular approval to the and
don chanse‘lu affairs by crowding the
big square in front of the National
Polaris and deliriously shouting “Vi-
nita!” for the three principles and for
Manuel Moudrsgon. who had been
conducting the Blitz niliitary opera
By two o‘clock yesterday‘s!
temoon Francisco Aladero and
members of his cabinet, with the ex-
ception of Ernesto Maderh, the Min-
ister of Finance, had been made pri-
llimeslo Modern managed to
effect his escape only a few minutes
before the then commanded by Gen
eral Aureliano Blcnqnct, had taken
the other ministers priaoucrn in the
National Palace. Gustavo Modem, an
other brother of “President Modern,
was among those arrested
been denounced in many quarters
~ since the first days of the Modem ad
rnlnlstlatlon as an arch- politician, and!
had been charged with being a false
Counsellor of the president.
A few hours later in the (icy (loin
oral Delgado and (lenerui Felipe An-
mleo, two of the federal odmmnnders
who were not in accord with General
'Huerla'n plan, were added to the list
of prisonere. The plan had original-
tlons.
eonera.
New York has taken the first step
toward establishing a definite bonn-
dary )ina between New York and 0011‘»
meticut, camel holder behind
signed the Low bill. it is now up to
the lousiotdfio of thin state to out
the matter till-adult and make the
’ 1 charm
‘ 1 thl session. having been
Modern is e Prli'oncr, and Huer-
(floatinue‘d‘on olzhth patrol
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Feb. 1 ISA—Fella
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a entwined fact. this-e
the some as the new bill
c recommendation of
Wells 'f'h‘c purport oil
at its cm: which hold been previously
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55 nonunion Association Isles ‘f ,
Action ill; Legislation Soon :1, 5
ANSONIA. Feb. 19.41.; directors
elation at a meeting in Hartford,
ydstcrdcy, donned the attitude of the
association tow‘a‘rds highway bills
considered and were. of course. och
Approval was given to Senate bill
No. -,28 respecting the cutting away
of brush and low-banging limbs upon
trees at intersections of highways and
at curves so as to afford better vi;
sion.‘ ‘
The bill compelling the lighting or.
vehicles upon the highway so that
the-light. should be discernable' five
hundred feet alvay both front and rear
was unneeded so as to exempt loads
and the lights of the automobile; gen-
orally strong, was felt. that this ex»
emotion could very- safely be made.
Another bill abolishing the double?
tax on automobiles was, approved;
Thehe is one other 'bili bearing upon
the same sublwt Providing for a
graduated scale for the purposes of
taxation, but in the form in which it
was submitted the directors did not
feel that they were willing to express
.thelr approval of it
Approval was also given to a bill
providing for the right of appeal from
park regulation. in cities throughout
the state wherein the automobile!
are excluded from the use of the
roads The bill is known as .Senatnr
labell's ‘bldi <
Oppocltion
hill prelim the NM or}
on niobium ‘
fihioprovai wild also expressed
a bill limiting the speed on highways
to thirty attics and providing penal-
ties of fines and imprisonment
This by Senator 'l‘homs’ bill of Water
bury. ‘ I
.Dpposltion was also expressed to a
bill which cut out all horns and other
signal devices excerpt bulb horns, per
milling the loud sounding home to be
applied to the apparatus.
The act prohibiting the use of all
muffler cut-outs was also disapprovf
ed. Existing laws. if enforced, re-
points this habit.
A bill that has the sanction of the
Secretary of ‘Btste'e office lvod
probably more consideration at any
other. ll‘his bill proposes mortified-
tion in the certificates of registration
of motor vehicles and its provision
was approved as was also a aeolian
reducing the size or markers and un-
morals, to be out down from five
nights to one-half inch width in ion-
iglh. 'I‘Elig Anatole found much cppro
vol among; the directors. other pro-
visions that were disapproved re
quirod the full and complete non use
of the muffler cutout and odmltllnm
to the state commercial trimlis for
ten days only. No action we» taken
on sections that would increase the
tax from twenty to forty dollars or
mellshing the annual minimum ion
for registration to the five dollars.
ole. action was taken on several
hula. those being doomed to be one
side of the province or the action of
the board Among these bills was
one providing for the erection of a
new bridge screw the monotonic
river near the present Washlnaton
Bridge. which is too narrow and tails
to accommodate the public. it vmi
gait by the Association that while the
bridge wen defillbliie and many of the
membm individual} favored con.
stmctlon, it Evolild be best for the w
roommate hoop hands all this man
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”ADAMS ill" THANKI.
our El ‘1 gratitude to our, ,,
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of the Connecticut Automobile Add?» n‘
of hay. These being large objects;
was recorded W 7 "
1of holding a department fair in the
brides. ,
' woe decided to dolor toolkit All»
E interact: tawmm Romain-cilia 9
with Eaclriliorwslk and Roll-
avian. to Meet (lily of-
Nathalie no.
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Fair is Discussed-Firs Police
lilav liaisinfi’hoir organization
The firemen of The Nonwalks are
taking a great‘ interest in the new Hos-
pital project. cs was evidenced by the
large attendance out, last evening, at
the special meeting of the South Nor-
headquarters oi! Putnam Hose Conr-
pony. Chief Engineer George W. Bo
gefdps presto
d‘he meeting was held primarily for
the purpose of voting to attend the
mass meeting at the Norwalk Armory,
tomorrow, evening, in a belly. and ar-
musics the“ details or the cash. it
was decided to meet at the hunters of
phi Well Hook and udder Company
at '1 o'clock. And there most the tire-
men of blunt Nor-wells and flowwton.
Model! by hand All
' E 1‘ «Am a: no
a large proportion of the firemen are
taxpayers at the town the interest be-
ing taken by them in the Hospital
movement is commendable. No uni—
form will be worn by the firemen from
this end‘of the town, as winter over-
costs would conceal them. and civil-
ians dress will answer every purpose.
Those who desire may wear the tire-
mens’ cops.
Another matter oi importance dis-
cussed at the meeting was the question
new tire station immediately after lent.
The building, which has been in pro-
cess of construction for many months,
is expected to be completed by that.
tithe. or at least so near doncmllxai it
can be occupied for the" purpose of
holding a fair.
hovers} members expressed their
views regarding the proposition. and
it was voted to leave it with the oili-
cers' associsgion for further investiga-
“on and the report at A department
meeting to be held later should the
plan meet with favorable considera-
tion. Putnam Here Company hon~ dc.
cidod‘ to‘omit its annual hull this year,
but out Well discl: and “odor Com
pany and the South Norwcilt Fire Po-
lice (lompany will hold one an uncut.
An interesting clatter which devolr
oped last evening was that the Sleuth
Nowell; Fire Police can continue its
(translation. should the members do-
sire to do go. and will not be obliged
to disband as was feared when the
new file atatEon was mated by the
two other companies. it is likely that,
the present quarters in the old iihrorr
building can be retained also, as there
are it another of business men who to
vor the idle or having some his cross»
italics loaning cost of the retirees
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walk Fire Department held at the .,
hm lulled to participate 1
place will join them, and all will then ,
much to the Armory and occupy seats 1 “Mil 8M “19 091°!“ 1! MW-
reserved for them in the Armory As I theflum- The War WWI“ HAY-
WEATHER schooner.
i-‘Alr Tonight. Rain Thursday.
A Ianslouolllcr
; Rilillill’i uuuu
on alumina
‘ Slate’s Attorney lodsou Adds to
Original Counis-=
tomobile lows:
ofllcfais of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad was tiled yes-
terday by state‘s Attorney «Stiles Jud-
son at the opening of the February
mm of the Superior court“, alleging
criminal negligence Inc to the cause
of the Westport wrookland charging
them with ,monciauahf‘er. The
ascended complaint ‘is practically .e
that, if there -
the boss of tail
worse and
. May who , ..
. _, commie but names tour officials in-
lils home was . Bound . ’ N
ll h Here 1 “me since stead of three. and specifies two more
Allocations than were in- the original.
:22. @323 M The fair officials indicted are Henry J.
amp to, 5‘ ., 4 lHons. Vice-president; Benjamin 3.
iv lived‘ln o “A Pollock. moral superintendent; Clay-
country mm‘ ion N- Woodw‘lrd. superintendent of
~ the Shore Line division and Lawrence
played as ii I ,
,Graulich . .
xmsvonrmom
rooms Filll TililAV
‘HAR'I‘FORD. Feb. via—«The railroad
committee this Afternoon will take up
the perplexing problem of devising a
motomd to Giuliani. my more
ins, upon befits notified of his broth-
or' a death.
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§ nus lllE iliiliil
East, ‘NGMWIER Yoooo‘iiao ,liac-
Boon Goose Wash—Wilm-
obouis Unknown
Emerson Ayara. of Roddy and
Ayers. blast Norwaih automobile deair
ennui some propriolcrs. is mobile
ed as being wrong the missing. 80
wocmfuily did he burn-his bridges.
that to date his 'wshomhoutc' are um
known, although he has horn gone a
Wool; tomorrow.
The masons ,ior this sudden and
unexplained departure are yet in
doubt. All sorts of «timers are afloat. E
but nothing definite but yet come to
light regarding any of these the ; bill The inomberc’ mileage
investigation today failed to rovenl1blnouhts lo lt'lltue over $7,000 A com-
much light upon the subject it to pilontion would come in Adjustment of
hoped by his many friends first its this Amount among the various lines
he: lost me away for I um; And which have to curry members. he
that be will nature shortly. ‘ sides the New Home more and its cost
" ‘ stator: trolley this: them are several;
independent «monolith There would
also arise the one-lion ct Ailiilliitlt the
General Assembly may get transporta-
tion. :l‘he bill before it will be that
of Air. Davenport of Pomfrst. requir-
ing the common carriers of the state
of money paid by
ler from the signing over to that of
Ace shy each member of the 26 cents
consututionaf'nliowance for one round
trip. The attorneys for the railroad
will be on hand. it is understood to
oppose the bill Scooter Perry in the
would in effect amend the charter of
every common carrier in the state
The Wilton citizen. in, N. ii. A H.“
ER. it. it is stated. is based on the
ground that the company would carry
Autocross ”Ave, no Mossy.
1, .
one»; My ovum or Amery for mile-Ag cor-libs dolls onwhioll the ice-
I» Alerting. E MAW" EM limdyhcc been in Ashton
A powder condition oi Adair. lm Allelic; which members hove paid their
dsrclwod in connection with the Arv1VW~ Th6 more Emmflnt question it
mar? town meeting on the antigen. is stated is that, involving the consti—
seduction movement. 'Ehc selections
lied that they have “no funds Ami. Epci‘ the road to give service tritium
as» to: noon; the Armory not can medium return. it the committee re-
port; chitin willhsveiobsmssu
' ' AAA,
to We {EA ,5 this method of comics. " ~
An amended indictment against the ~
way through which members of the,
«Senate last week said that the blil1
. There Are some six hills in the leg I
rationality of an Act winch would com 1
in hunt is 1
Bliiil n lull .1
Home by Salesman
' ‘ BRIDGEPORT Fob.
morning in the basement; of her home.
‘Her body Wan not dilecove'rel until yes;
tel-day Walloon When Willleni Voic-
Pacific; Tea 09., saw her charred {re
melts lying in cor-ear mom. ~
it is believed “that death‘ resulted
about her clothing becoming ignited
during a breakfast she was preparing
and that as the flame enveloped her
she fought them drantloally rrom
room to room. Weakened from in
hallo: smoke and {lame she deli ex-
hausted into a rocking chair. which
wan also partly consumed with the
body. ‘
Mute evidence of her vain struggle
against, the consuming lfire remain in
the form of :bul'ued chairs and paper
tablecloths in both kitchen and the
adjoining living room. A close scrut-
iny of the apartments, which Were oe
curely locked from the inside, by the
police and Medical Examiner S M.
Gerlick, convince them that death re~
eluted irom no outside sources’: 1
' The victim is or very old saintly
Their fortune has gradually dwindled
until it lhécame necessary for her to
libido in the small two story dwelling
where she was found. There are be»
lieved to bedmt two living relatives.
cousins, one of the same name, living
some half mile above the other named
«Emerson residing in Ansonia and who
of tier years is said to have con-
the dlde of the house; and M 1
through the basement window he saw
a chair partly consumed and a large
hole burned in the floor. Walking to
the last window be was startled to see
lthe body of a woman partly reclin-
, lug against the furnace of the ”house
Dr. S. M. Gsrliclr visited the scene
in person and inter established com-
lmunication with the aromatic cousin
incur the Trumbull line who ordered
.the remains removed to the under— 3that March 11th be assigned
rt ti n i t
to ”my!“ mnepo tlto 211313021033 taking parlor of Henry Emmi). where hearing on his bill. This to
:pcrmission to prepare them for
burial has been given
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EMILLS AFFEGTEMEI
1 — OYSTER EMDMSTMM
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Inlaluré this your any one of which
will enact the oyster industry. One
of these bills provides for the auto tall
in; over the natural growth beds, coil-i
members‘ctc ion is n were 01,;le to coated in the hundreds of lhousauds‘i‘oloulnl costume, WWW elf“
m rate may“ by me gum and“, of dollars in value all Normik and the 10 ii 330
surroundios towns alone.
. Oyuiarmsn will out up it all" fight
“dust the bills and come llvlly 13(9er
loss are likely: to result. The poorer:
class of men who obtain a livelihcooi
Efrem these natural buds will be herd
hit it the bill norm and they are on?
list-stood to bc’orilnnislng to film. the
issue At the hearing. the date or which
hits not been announced.
ii. A. llAMilE1
A honest canoe under the cornice:
of the independent 1:. iii. it A. was
held lost evening in the 'i’own moon
,biy Hall, in Will m‘ The Moo
who very successful studious of the
19‘.LClarissa '
Lindley, autost 80 years old, a recluse
in the home of her ancestors at 4018
Main street, , near Oxford Hill. was
burned to dearth .prdhhhly’ on Sunday
Wagner, aldrlver for the Atlantic 8t ‘
uses sing to union “
greenessyJ
11w: eveniui while the to
innovation no."
most timely smooch choirs cvcr Airy
‘ 1 on by the semiotics - ,
Danahor and Russell Tilt:
other» Session Tomorr
HARTFORD, Feb. 199A;
case at the 1911 session the
on the bills for workmen “
topics, drew a largevattéhdan
tees sat in the House ohan’i
Senator MoDonqugh presldl
seat was ll
score or ileum?!
least 200 lab
being noticed.
was keenly than
meats had been distributod
One was a ”page realm
taining text of all the bills
legislature; another We? a
there were oomph rot!
. ,,
tout munch or
by C. J. Danahdi‘. of.-
manufacturers but put into
if. B. fiercest. of new Halves
Cheney. of Manchester, and J_
Webster, of Bridgeport.
M‘acy Questions Ask A
The healing ms merited in
incidents which inoreased thd in
At the opening Mr. Denali
Mr. Russell then took the, ii ’
for nearly two and a hall haunt -,
into an explanation of the .
jbill. passing oVer from one
‘anuther to unplain the 1 ,
whs'i'sfores of the comm
.commcbdetlcn on these points.
mum.“
(Continued on twelfth pelt.
“4-me
t ~WABHENOTON BU?
to First M .. Church
l
vouch ocor coco
would in on: 1 ~
,onnlcuwwi-i, Fall. ‘11
who made to the police
burglar had record! the
allow ‘iiol’lt’
dinner, and Attempted to
{chilly lcwoiry which whl“
12,3509 The rubber gained.
from A porch we: to the
and into a room where the
old dsuxhtor or on. lunch-s
been mil to bed. The mild
the plan. but made no cuter;
give no Amription or new
trailer was discovered Eff"
he had returned to the
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