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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 10, 1913 · page 1

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y (it the inhabitants of the
live In lr‘lIlnII Killed when

' on In le‘dllecdvllred iron: the
wreckage This Alternonn

 

’ ‘ ASGOW,‘ Scotland, March 10.~—A.
i) this dynamite explosion today. kill-
' many inhabitants of the town of in
' I ne, in Ayrshire; and injured hundreds
01 others, as Well as virtually wrecking
t gtown ltselfJ
le explosion occurred at Nobel's
Ednlocive Works, at Alder, a little
tow twenty miles from Glasgow. ' '
uke town of Irvine was shaken to
Its foundations. Many housed chm-ole
on, schools and White institutions were

 
 
 

‘ ilr trlevuhly damaged. Ceilings tell‘

ev lywhele partitions collapsed, and
. ecl rcely a window was left intact
} eople walking in the sheets were

’ilIr wn‘ th the ground and all the iDhE-I
hit/Fills rushed from their houses in‘
1.).

con ernatlon.

he harbor and many works udiu
'ilt to the scene of the explosion were
desert or: w'eckuge. , ,
‘iilere were three distinct exp onion:

"1by immense‘columns o smoke

or lwlh‘lcll could be seen allied sway
' (flirt b6dies had been recovered up to

. i

ll o‘clock in the alternoon, while seven‘

people seriously injured and a large
number or others with sllgllter hurts
' had Ibsen taken to lloshltale.
(‘ i

From rmrunrs
“ ro Ilcur scuaol

scll'rllmorou, March Io.-.l her
lol Illiefiuon has come bolero the
school board or this town. It in in
Ieltect, “Will night schools be driven
out of existence by moving plctul‘d
chews?" Saturday members at the
school Ibouodl announced that night
schools will he closed at once. lll»
stead or in April. as usulll, owing to
the tolling oil or uttenduncu by rou-
son of the uupilo attending the "room
iou.‘ While the term is about ended.
the seriousness of the situation in that
the school .Illonrd may decide not to
open night collects next lull. The
young people who work in shape and
who in post years have been nnxiouu
to endure tree instruction which night
schools have afforded occur to have
succumbed to the crude tor moving
picture ollhillltionu Some of the
school bond membero urn not will»
. . . ling Ilt this time to believe tiu‘lt night
3 s: unbooln will have to be permanently
“ “discontinued. They think‘it will be
wine next lull to open lu order to
“secure the stoic appropriation tor
night schools.

“'9‘.”

FUN.“ “Willi

 

 

 

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I! TRDLLEY Mil"

lo“ wood ctruet
northbound trolley

. Immaculate)?
. won struck by

restarting

V The hearing of: . ._
‘etreet bridge was Eel: SI!
tod'u‘y in the Town (3 ‘

Fnlrchild Wheeler. of Bridgeport end
George dd, Beurn. ct! Grad wk:h a com-
mittee appointed ell-the sorter court
to beer the evidence and e‘termlne the
value on the properties which the
bridge committee has not been able to
purchase on account or dimreernent
as to price with owners.‘ .
Attorneys Dee Davis and Joseph ll.
Taylor. hunk of The NorwalkS. and At-
tomey Chamberlelm or IBridgeport, n»
peered for. the property holders; and
Attorneys John J. Welsh John ll

 

 

(or the town.

lSamuel IC. irelend was called as first
witness and Ernest E. Gregory wuss
next. They were both examined ‘brler-
ly as to the use of the Washington
“street , bridge and its importance.
Ricbnrd IE. Golden was called and
gquestloned as to the value of other
land on the bridge. The market value
of property on the bridge was asked
and Mr. Golden said, as n denier lukresl
estate. He would not handle the proper-
ty if it did not have right of mess to
| the bridge. ,
l The South Norwelk Fish Club was
not considered «because of the fact that
it has. a waterway in the harbor. 'Mr.
fialdenralso stated that since the
bridge agitation and assurance that the
bridge would the built the property had
increased in value in that vicinity and

)—

Iile property thud tlley had 9%.? their
blinds. « ‘

many‘3. nulliniliort
Contractor '53. B Wilson were called

 

 

value of the property. ' é 1“

This morning the healing storied
again in the Town Court room at about
10:45 o'clock and State's Attorney.
stiles Judson, or Bridgeport, assisted
by Leo Davis for the property owners.
enleohn J. Walsh and John E. Light
for the town.

s. e wns'on was called to the stand
again and gave his estimate or the vol
‘ us of the property. William F White.

‘ 'N. Knapp. Jacob hormond and ‘1".

Howard Keyser, all carpeh’tere and
builders, gave their testimony as to the
value or the property“. The healing
was adjourned from 12:80 to 1:30
o‘clock.

illllllll lllJlilllll.
ill lilillllll BUMPER

Alderman Elliott, oi New Haven.
Surname Fractured Shoulder
and Three lllllII Broken

 

 

NAUGATUOK. Merci) mowihlderv
.Inurl John Elliott oi Newllnven wuo
severely Injured near here yesterday
afternoon when the automobile which
he was driving struck it “boomer" in
the reed. ueur at. '«Jclneu cemetery,
and turueuuurtls. Mr. Elliott was nine
ned under the our, end «uttered c
fractured shoulder andf’lhruu broken
ribs. Attorney (If A. mono or New
Haven who was also In the machine
was thrown several not 1qu Inc rough
way but escaped with only a. choking
Ill). ‘

PAuti‘thorl nutoinolliie. driVen Ill

south or Waterbury; We which we

 

that his company was asking more for tile

Wench: and g

and gave their testimony on to the

 

Ill hanvlllourr

lifliilllllllilillll ills

 

 

 

Millionaire Bull Fighter Provlded
Ammunition

Light and Edward Quinlan appeared I ., _, ,

 

Queries. nun, March 10.—Mter
ettie lestln‘gtrom Saturday morn-
ing until yesterday anemone. eight
hundred state troops today bold Nu-
cozarl. The mill Huerta soldiers de-
tending the term are retrestlng to
Anne quote. This news was received
here todIY. when communication was
rectored below this point.

MEXICO CITY March 10. _-—Viu
came Begun, a retired millionaire
matador renowned in the Mexican
builrlus’. who several months use our-
cllnsed a supply of arms and ummuui.
ileuat New Orleans to aid ‘in the re
vultstarted by roux Dina st Vera
Cruz. last October. has delivered a.
tun of hiding for thesesupplles to the
Mexican Government, which will now
endeavor to 11er them delivered to
W, hitting oxeinst the

 

We: .
1511'le tilt cellulite sures.

"XI Ira-ni-

 

on lieutenants

CHICAGO, March, ~10.-’Benjamlu
Fink, alleged “firebox." modes eon»
plate sud detailed confession to First
Assistant state's Attorney Frank
Johnston in South Bend. ind, yesten
day. implicating thirty~flve members
of the alleged “Arson Trust.” An-
nouncement ol' the confession was“
made today by Mr. Johnson after his
relurnfrom 80qu Bond.

Fink ls knou'n under the aliases of
Franklin and Finkelherg. He, has
been under arrest In South Bend for
two month» but until Sunday denied
any complicity in Incendiary fires.

 

Mr. Johnston that he wuntea to see
him. The prosecutor wont to South
bond on the first train, and the con-
fession was obtained.

The ututoment impllcutou uevurnl
lire insurance udiurturu who are cold
to be members or Ille combination
which has outmoded insurance cem-
Ilnnlell out of lords sums: '

It is, said that interdiction elven by
Fink, who will Ilnowu as I "traveling

Grand Juryin the tutors.

Among the tires in which Fink is
5qu to have contoured complicity
true that which wrecked the store or
boulemln Kuhn. Kuhn was recently
convicted of arson by It jury in Home
Bond

 

‘mruuuccuv moo-Ir. t
World'o ohu‘rno'lonr. Troy. univer-
mull. Unchained. Armory bio sumo
tonight. 7

 
 

 

Yesterday morning he sent word to"

nrebug.” will be uubmlttou to the "

In:

IIII IIIIIIII ' i.

tried to me

hit the back when " V
throwing the driller

and scaring the W .»
on a deed mil. ‘

 
 

 
 

went moon’s ,
mom mm M

 

air and at Stute’a
delivery wagon and
but it was not deducted any great
extent. Then at Delilah, All? heck
skidded in and smelt the lulom‘obiie.
broke the window on the side or: the
dolivary wagon ~ ‘blll
fluent The light
Woi the Slivermi

 
 

 
 

Ijlrtm

entitle. wheelerohd’oxlo‘ wells" molten.
‘ The-Idiom would linverun away if it
Ind not been hitched. The team go.
lug around the corner or Neill and
Well streets, the horses being .wlld
nt till: time. crushed into the tele-
phone” pole which sands in front of
Rogers and Storens' mulling store
and the burners Ibroke and the shalt
and which were separated from the
horses. which mulled madly up Wall
ctr-eat and into Belden avenue. one
going over Cross street to Mr. Mag-
netic livery cubic.

Herold huddle, Manager of ‘ the
conduit Bukery. who uttered Illa u.
sletsuce. took Mr. Monnbnn. who,
when he tell loaded on the top of
his head and received two two gosh-
es over hie-forehead. to Dr. William
B. Burnoli’s, who treated the cute. Mr.
Mouubun in not seriously hurt. but is
suffering tram a nervous shock.

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lulu IIIIIIII

crossing Thin ice When They
Plume into bitter-«com.
portion Rescued

W ‘ >
reuuvvlum. Merci: film-While
would: on the thin inept the Andrew
'i‘srry company. pond Just above
Horseshoe Full. yesterday Alteration.

 

”I August helium sud his son were

drowned. and o friend Fred Sweeter.
will weed. only with the eventual
unruly. The three lulu bold walk:
the woods and were rcturulnu
some out the nor-idem marred ‘ Al

 

3 th we here the lee broke.

 

’ the electric .,
told “Income til“.

‘theec

 
 
 
 
 

‘ _ The last stage of tile electrification
. or the New York. division or the New

 
 

m
mfimmflmed eye»

tein April. 1912 practically a year ago,

it: depofliiient of the
railroad, danced ditenelen of
the zone from Quintet-d, to New Iliu-
you. 'A quit ores to {undies then re
chained to be spanned and oil but live

 

., miles laundry been completed, I greets
el- stretch In 'u dolled miles than her

 

. mu

 

WWINGTON Eleni: ill e-Nothlns I

that Ins occurred in years has so Intr-
red Wilmington as the Suffrage police
manual. The list of witnesses who
are to appear before the Senate inves-
tisuiing committee reads like n roll
cell (rem Washington blue book.-

Mrs. Helond Mill Weed. daughter
of former Congressman Hill. of Con-
necticut. sold teddy:

“All we call of police in our out or
door demonstration is Ibodiiy protec-
tion end the msintonauce of low and
order. These were denied us by the
metropolitan police. force at the no
lions! capitol. To his eternal diasmce:
be It said that Concrersmun itetllln
i'l‘om Alabama the heart or Dine,
where chivalry is supposed to produce
its boost flowers. save the keynote at
Hllusive longtime to the hoodlum: euo‘
drunks who used the epithets. to hurl
ot the "bikers" he used on the door or
tile ‘Houw ot Momsentutlves.

The indecency of the muontions
made in that speech were token up
by tile rumor. who without the re

eti-nlnt. which lilo rule or the Mouse.
' forced on this diemln Del-Ion end

voiced freely end in ritual uumtrulrl-
ed tomato upon the women or thin»
Who by It itrnn‘to’lirouy or on.

the guitars" in tile
“The slide .

by those “in

or motel

II puma.

' .. II me turn

;_ Mhindu

you cure
duel

«dust

to fulcrum:

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

’ ll guru lost its
hood or

 

, ton," ‘
gel-ding himself and the character oi:

' in; fiould.‘ {Elmer «Jackson, David H.
ynnHoosear e‘nd med Bennett. on De ‘ ‘ I
camber 2m: Everett Bennett, also at

I Muses, through his attorney. John J.
Court 0! Common Heart on the that
. Tueedey of April.

‘IScoileld. one being the homestead. "and

, ments were made during the progress

Aim-duct ‘

downy behind. tillu mum.

no: he wanted more money. but the led uuld
chm} richnel‘tiist thirty route was hit he col-ed to

I literals angle to
_ freight ruin

I III IIIIIII IIIIIIII '
Outcome oi the Recent Liquor

Trial In Wilton Amuse:
Interest ‘ '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Claiming that: John flcdfield. or {Wil-
<sluuderdus statements re-

 
 

 
 
 
 

his house, in the presence or Looms

 
 
 
 

when. has brousht- sun lol- $2,000

onto.
The papers are returnable before the

 

The complaint is
mode in too plain e. manner. as to per- .
mlt of its repetition. "

Deputy Sheriff D Louis Lndrigan at-
tached two tracts of lead, owned by

 

 

$1,000 in cash,» in the hundsiof‘lFted
Bennettfiyet the property or Sootleld,
as. the result of the coming due of a.
mortgage, the obligation to have been
discharged flaturdal": -

 

Import, hm}. lbw—T0 mun-II
Summer today is outfitted another
act of union. Early this moms;

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Alumna: having no element can-

’ motion with the new we in which veil
» ' both the plaintill and the detention:
. were concerned recently. lull thought

that me ion has some bearing on “151 V *
case At any rate the William“ 8W” in the vicinity, oil which were
_. the words “Burning tenet. the
and "Voton'l'or Women ” Them
codes from the neighboring tow”
spanned to the alarm. but u undo ‘
impossible to sure numbing .
Another station, Croxsley Green
the cart!” or London, on the Lon .
and Northwestern mourned. stool!“

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of that recent (388er history or
which is so well known. and it this lost
suit was brought by or through any
looting of revenge, there are none who
could In‘ any wise attach blame or can
sure to thqjlennetts, iorthelr troubles
were entirely uncalled for according to ‘
current opinion. They were acquitted burned donut this morning, but {5,
or having had a port or the illegal Il- 08“” 0! the fire has not been W
one: Ironic by thil court titer a long _

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

meet [by King George, this
special promotions were tum
Vent inteflerence by militant '
gotten or their male supporters. -
timeehonorcd ceremony 3110er u!
”searching the vaults" monolith
House of Commons and the lie
Lords which bulboen carried outtfi
each opening our of u Parliament ' ‘
the attempt by Guy Fawkes, in blow
, her. lens to blow up the lung slid "
1' the members of Parliament, but _
in letter years her been hollowed in
II cemetery manner. no ruin my
idertullen seriously this morning.
IA party or Yeoman or the 6mm
the Tower of London. who are be ,
known under the mule ot' Beer "
om“, und who usually heroism
leisurely through the buildinusmfl'
today accompanied by one of the W
could. or Purilomcut um! by I
lore of pollen lulu other high 1
lorries. who made u thorough IIGINA

l
3 Word was cunt to New “mom I“?! lurking fillilroxetteu 0"
Bridscpcrt. manifold and other cities-.5“

, The xrcsiellt curs too. on
and terror about the ulutc it who be} I
liovod that with some pain he played in iuouiux tickets: 4‘" indies 1“

ot hopping triexht Irninu and thou lull ceremony at “l“: ”WNW ”will
'A'ttl carried away with one or them. 9““ in “"3 “9“” 9' “9'43 W
Selnrel 301i! or boys um “glued on M Wm mm to III-mew}: mm
ireieht. ytuterduy ultermlon And it u“ King ”m“ ‘0 "M h“

from the Throne.
l h i oi lib ‘ '
mlusrglullfllllltmllo ad:;il:tl‘i:i:ffld tlilo" The 3"" (trust (lumbering.
issued the luvitutlonu. sent wt ‘

Il Mild listing that lives to he
stood null the recipient or our
of semicolon mound the

«smooch» {or the lid? or y '

presenting: it, end that the no

be written on it

Alon: the line or wrote in I

inched: milieu to Wedthtlumr

lend the Houses of Pullman

Iran; decree and Queen timer.
It gilded lucid curling! Ilr I

tedious tom ht mm:

in their till-lineal nucleation

term of married Ind If

mm on

IIIIIJIIIIIIu III;
‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIII

2Pdll88 oi Nearby Cities Asked to
be on Lookout lor instill!
Murillo, But its Came
Back Today ‘

 

 

Joseph, the ulxtecneennold son of
Mr. and hire Peter Murine, at South ‘
chrwulls. deported yesterday after-
noon st 3 oolook Iron: his father's
lcompuny with 30 canto in his pockets.
iIn spend the remainder oi’ the ml
with llln friends He had not goo
seen since. until noon Iodny. and is
pnlcutu ucre silently worried I! "Igto
where he could be

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

'I‘llo lull hull no reason In lento
home. and oil clothed were with hie
patents, «we lose which he were iil‘
'tlls time of hill dlnuppeurunrn. With
his father. rill boollllucrut rolumun'r
barber chop. Joe worked until unit
ltlmr tlme ills father dulled him it he

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

here with him. .

The boy alarmed at noon lousy;
Port (theater on it

c because of the loci

MA roles will tented tel

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