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MADRID, April 14.——For the third
time in his reign. King Alfonso yester-
day narrowly escaped being the victim
of an anarchistlc attempt against his
life. Three shots were fired at the
llllng this afternoon in the streets of
the capital by a native of “Barcelona,
Rafael Sanchez Allegro, who was im~
mediately ovel‘powered.
EKing Alfonso owed his life to his
own .courage, quick“ wittedness and
skilled horsemanship. Accompanied
by his staff, he was’l‘lding along the
.lCaile De Alon on the way. back from
the ceremony of swearing in the re-
cruits, whens man sprang from the
sidewalk and‘sei‘sedfihe bridle of the
ldng’s‘horse‘with one hand, present-
ing a revolver point blank with the
other. The king took. in the situa-
tied at a glance.
(Oontlhliod on eighth page). W
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Alli THEFIIIBE . ,
oELoEl Ellsss
onlmnmlrma. April 14.—-Wide-
1y 'diifcl‘o'nt views regarding the rela-
tlbh of ”low wages to vice were ‘ex-
pressed here yesterday by prominent
E-dpeahers. ‘Desn Waiter Sumner, or
the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul,‘
, Chicago, in an address to students of
‘the University of Pennsylvania declare.
ed that low wages drive many girls
into shame. I
“it is no wonder," he'said, "that an
. underpaid girl falls into evil, which
will enable her“ to live. Everywhere
the working girl is met by tile male
procurer. Huddled among coarse ”and
vulgar male companions, lonely, un-
deried and hungry for companionship
and amusement after hard toil, she
fails a prey to these men."
'Rubbi‘doscph Krnnskopf in an all.
dress to his» congregation’sald:
"Careful inquiry disclosesfithst it is
not the hard working, little paid wo-
man who asnorally 500s the way of
the bad. but; for the most part. it is
the woman whose comfortable income
enables her to acquire a taste for lax.
cry and flurry and pleasure. which
waste could. in time. be notified only
thmudb larger insures. even if by il-
licit means. or it is the woman who.
possessing physical attraction and be
in: disinclined W employment chose
'the easiest way of escaping the drudiu‘
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ranked among the poorest countries
of innocuous Mnoc among the rich.
Chairman Underwood and other ad-
fvlil Assassin Who Firsslllrso
E 'Ssturdsy, the prospect was today that
’ bill could not enough support to be ef-
if 'f
' wasnlnnron.
ministration leaders still in control of
the situation, House Democrats today
began the second week of considera-
tion of the new tariff bill in caucus.
dialling Withstcod the test of vixen
ons opposition to the anger schedule.
no material changes, proposed to the
festive. Consideration of the wool
question probably will not be reached
for several days. .
The “market basket" attracted at-
tention of the legislators toddl', the
agricultural schedule having been
reached. Wheat and citrusEEEfrults
were particular targets for some of.
the members from niiiling and fruit
bearing states. Flour has been placed
on the free list in the administration
bill. while a. duty of it) per cent. on
vaiorem is left on wheat. Representa-
tives from milling states claim that is
a discrimlntlon aaginst the mlllers and
they propose to make a light either
to put wheat onthe free list or to
place a compensating duty on flour.
Opposition developed also the free list-
ing of potatoes.
The Senate finance committee
which resumed consideration of the
bill, also had the same question before
it, some senators proposing to place
a duty. of lifty cents a bprrel on hour
on the basis of live bushels of wheat
to the barrel.
Chairman Underwood. of the Ways
and Means Committee, was ordercd
work on the tariff billy i-le may be
.conilned for severdl days. His illness,
however, did not intertere with the
house-caucus today. which will work
on. . , .
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The Stanley Rule and level co
pony of New Britain. one of the me
set manufacturing plants in Connectl
out is planning the establishmet of a
European factory which, with its pres-
ent Canadian plant, may cause the
abandonment of the Connecticut
plant. Proposed tariff chanson did it.
Already the Stanley Rule and Level
company has abandoned the recently
acquired Humason s. Beckiey Ham-
mer factory because castings can be
obtained cheaper abroad. in previous
years the Sessions Foundr'y (36., of
Bristol. furnished t e castings Tariff
changes have cause this important.
move also.
ty on ”imported furs will put some of
the big hilt shops in Dpnbury out of
business? With hst‘a coming in at a
greatly reduced price the rise In coat
of for Will absolutely prevent comps-
titles with European hats.
Today Inns” of the blazer Dsnburr
hat maker, have factories in Canada
where til are able to take advan-
tent of l r conditions to lower the
cost of bath, The proposed increase
in for duty will land other factorisll'
some the: border with a lush. This
EI sooth In»: I chanson lurid. ,
April 14 mini "1
to bed teddy! by his physicians. who ,
declared he nodal slight fever and woe -
" 2n filial; 01;.» .lmsalldcws. imam
. “firsot Tuesday in Mar.
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All increase of 10 per cent in the u. ‘E
It
curtail Wild: and otherwise
interfere With Business
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Weni'iiut Today
LA IIOUVI'ERE, Belgium, April 14.
—-The miners’ strike here was general
this morning, not a man beyond those
necessary to keep the machinery in
order having gone into the mines. m;-
cept for one pottery, all the factories
were closed. The street cars were
ope'filting a; usual during the fol-ea
noon, but the strike of the motormen
and conductors was timed to begin at
7 o’clock this mornink.
Some attempts have been made to
cut telegraph wires in the vicinity.
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(Continues-on staircase-i
APPEAL Fill)! PROBATE"
0A IDA JAMES ESTATE!
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mother. mill»
_ 'Jafibi,
Talk. has canon on an
m at literals .of the state it. the
Superior‘court through unxweiicr ‘5.
Mesemt'm’. her attorneys} The mm
m returnable ball-e 'the court on the
This as state
runs into several thousands of dollars.
all of which was left the husband of
the deceased.
The plaintiff claims mental insuf
potency and it is on these grounds that
the appeal has been taken. The papers
have been perfected and signed by.
Henry W. Grcxoty. judge of the ills-
trict of NorwsllsPrcbate Court.
The document purporting to be the
last will and testament of Mrs. ida
EM. Joules will probated on March 17th,
being executed on March 5th. The up
peat was taken within the time limit
of thirty days; ,E Q
The estate which is said to run into
the thousands of dollars. comprises ac
counts in: banks and other personal
property.
tlrEEEnElE cull
' solos also;
at.”
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The South Norwallt Literary Club.
which is situated bt No. 1 Lcslniton
Avenue. hold a successful social and
dance. Saturday evasion. The affair
was the very best ever aivon under
that amniotic of the club, and every
member rejoiced It the way every-
thing will run elf. from start to finish.
There was an attendance of about
one hundred people, and this is con-
sidorcd my good, when it is taken
into consideration the door space
which nor have.
Til. dance was held for the benefit
perplsnent‘ educationsi
. , librchy everybody alarm
a“ till: a little more Icilcoiid; ]
wars thin to opioid its fills
Sonic Attempts Made to cut Tel- ’
more it” the will all!" WWW
uh. tenths better: clement.
fibrilllwoodj is tryini my hard to . ‘E
left Pueblo mt night. 102 thldnstrlal
Workers of tAc (world. recently or-
‘ dared out of Eran Junction, cold.
the entire
marched to th ,
night and as supplied with
breakfast toast they will be escorted
from the city lb municipal authorl~
ties. ‘
Several frei‘b trains posited the
band along this“ right of way, having
received order, not to allow them to
' board any train. Byhuiiding a tire on
this mi. they brought a train to a
standstill with the improvised danger
signs! and handed it despite the
warnings and {threats of the train
clcw. .
At Puebioanousdhfpoiica armed
with rides last; nixht started to drive
out of am the onus on W industrial
Workers of the Wmslfllo returned
after being carried out otheblo on
flat cars earlier in the day.
Before the detachment of police
came up with the band it flagged a
Rock Island freiiht train and escaped
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oohanrtr‘utlls
allots rrsrlllolu
afternoon, at ,‘he hearing which was
h or: J. W Banks and
militiamen.
ion court to listen tom evidence and
.10 Iona mine on the lWashl‘nlton
street bridle propirty that the bridge
committee has so far been unable to
mimic because of a disagreement as
to the value of the property
Tile bridge committee were repre-
smtsd by Attorneys J. J. 'Wslell, John
Hmhigbt and Eiiidward Quinlan. and the
mortar holders by Attorney Leo Da-
via Joseph R.“ Taylor and Attorney
Chamberlain, of Bridgeport.
Those that todtiiled saturday after
noon as to the value of the property
“and buildings were: John F. McMahon.
lMlchaci J. Riordan, Fred A. Elia, T. I.
Raymond. James Butler, of Andrew Ra-
dol‘s building department, Andrew L».
Smith, the assistant treasurer of the
Reds! Oyster Company, Frederick
Beardsley. of the Rode! Oyster Com-
pany, 0.1“. Harris and S. B.‘Wlison.
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Mr. slid 'Mrs. John Murphy. of 108
Mt avenue. celebrated their fiftieth
or .yoldsn wedding anniversary, yo»
larder, at mountains. The chair was
quiet in character. but none the his:
sclerosis and a. marked by
presentation of s number of approprlb'
and bridcoroom of a half century are.
Torso decorations participated in
the festivities. including two sons,
John Ahd‘Tllomll; three daughters,
Mrs. Toto; .11‘ 'Burns and Mines diary
and Anna Murphy. all of Norwalll; also
eight modehiidrsn.
All throusll the day and up to In
«any hour in the events: the happy
Much lntsmbt was taken. flaturday E
' ' “r coarsenwich, c.
deal a scanning consulted by: the super.‘
Ito membrane» to the happy bride _
Bronchial and inllsmalioll lies
.[lilll Increased
ROME, April 14.-—Aithough the pope
rested"t1uio‘tiy‘.durinz§1the forenoon the
physicians-Ives» somewhat concerned
about his 'gi‘owinlr weakness. '
heart, however, showed no symtoms
of valvdl‘ar tension.
His
The pontiff too]: little notice of those
around him. For the most part be re—
mained slices and passive.
c: 35 a. m.~‘—'rae bulletin issued by
the pope's physicians early today leads:
“His holiness messed; ultranquil night.
Bronchial symptoms are reassuring.
Inc—ais-
not to forget first the
Norwalilcrs will so to
all public spirited men
among those who so.
any other committee,
ficturdsy
Temperature 99. 'General condition
800d. ‘
(dished)
, "MARCHIFAVA,
"AMIOI."
(continued . on, ninth page.)
South Norwallr
special train for Hartford leaves this
city on Wodnngldyl morning at a: so
o'clock. (This is the only train upon and had houses and one bridge which‘
which tickets issued by South Nor- was carried away.
wail: citizens will be good.
By SWIM arrangement With the o'clock Mlonday ottoman the levee in
New York. New craves Inc flu-tiara the river about 100 feet, in back of his
Railroad Company, the fare hll been homo, gave way and the water started
lowered to $188 for the round trill-1 rising and I’m on doing so until Wed
This is but a little in excess of what nagdgy m‘ornlng, when it went down
a nae-way MP will cost on s mulorl very fast. The water in the district
train. Th6 $10118“! are Mills “890886 in which he lives at the highest point.
of and a lame coloration of South'wss on feet, but he said that in other
Hartford
The purpose of the hearing is welli
known and the need for the attendance dowwn so the militia was brought into
of local men is neat. The future of the place, and from Wedncsdcy up to
South Norwslk depends a steamed! the time that up. Creighead left- the‘
Upon the result of M hearing on “‘9 whole city was under the United Iatcs
consolidation bills. and it behooves martini military law
to be nhmbcrod
For those wife hm not In yet nre’ Dayton III burned and that sum
“Md their “6“" ll 1“ “30‘1““ were only two outlying towns that
again that they are on sale at my
fuas' and 'thlploy a Clark's stores.
Taylor and Golden's office, and item
whose names E
were published fullness columns on
.wss mortally
‘ld‘tilcl-I injured
, through the lines of militia and police
«vs. .. ,, ,E. i ' , . “ ‘E " rushing (1de
Month Noflflk citizens are called
ooonbctcdlwiih the Eleventh” murder
E plaids.
A islanders of Concordia Auburn 5;. H
Al
Announce That it Will to
“digest! Permanently
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first time since the strike began. Af-
ter sixty-eight employee had p
held by officials of the com. at the
conclusion of which the order was is-
sued to close the mill permanently and
to hold the maohinists to dismantle
meat to Neuss. Germany.
The strikers, evidently regarding
the company's threat to move away as
a bluff. continued toxdeer and march
away when the militia announced that
the mill was closed.
A mass meeting of citizens has been
called for tonight. Several strikesaro
imminent in other industries;
The international ,diarveete‘r . mill
paid, $365,000 annually in Wages.
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Alexander Creighcad, of Dayton,
Ohio, a popular young Eliarstrom stu
dent and a survivor of the recent Day-
tond’iood. has returned to Norwalk
torfcsunle his duties in the school.
“story lif'ilis home anew “tile wafer
Monument
which was one «the silt streets 32.
:be under water. Vile slid than it looked‘
ills! like the water rushing over Niss-
'ara Falls, except that it was Wider
sn- Creighcad said that about 2
places it was higher than that.
E, AUBURN,*N. Y.. April 14. -Intimih . E,
dollars by a hundred strikers of the he E
tomational Harvester Company’s twine E-
nlili WW“ four or five hundred open, ‘
‘ olives who were desirous of returning
‘ to work to go away from the mill this
, morning. lwhon the whistle blow for the
the machinery and pack it for ship-
disating that revenue was the
"its. Grelzhead stated that about 4 .
_ o'clock on Monday, the day. the water
‘ it
invasion; ,
CHlCAlGEO, Aphids-a cool ' E
owner of the 'women' s tailoring
lishment was found mnrd
home at 733 Aiding avenue,
flay-
lfi‘ls head has been crushed
is believed to hallo been their
death With a hammer which was
in tho’monl. ‘
A letter was found in-‘the room .
for the crime.
The slayer escdpe‘d without a ' '
ing Mrs. Diets, who occupied
police Mrs. Diet: said the first
knew of the murder was when
ken, a few pennies having been
ed from the cash drawer, be
The front window next the"
was thrown. permitting the _
thieves to enter in the most ‘ ‘
method. ‘
cer John N Reynolds. of tile
Norwalk police, conducted a ll
On Wednesday when the water was
He stated that. after two cloud
bursts just one half of the city or
were not hit by the fiend and, fires.
He said that there was I. loss of silt, -
000, 000 and announced lives lost.
JABA AAA! AAA WIFE
Milli! ll TWA
Jack lieu. the New York tumbler,
concur in Nero . yesterday. with
airs. hose. lll‘tnI afternoon the out!“
toured this section of the state starch
ion for a suitable location for lltr. no
r as can he learned an pipelines ‘
rice this morning and after on
lira. Rose to as. up their Miami's .
, away. from the city and its rises. As
realization and as suspicion so
to center on one Alberta. a,
wood lad or fourteen yearn, he
grilling the boy confessed to
live panniu. ,.
The boys case Will some up
WaulAANTlO. April 13%:
the labor troubles at Pa
In mfid soon. it is“
day, at least four h
employs“ lll‘ lilosi iiiltlnl ,
thrown out of smploymont
{forced shutting down of
Inibdflldlib Mod; . ,_
Officers of the With
rally and the sickle hair
I: am is summon
. on hand I. ‘Iilppiy‘ for
. and rust for some time silica?
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