Evening sentinel, Monday, April 21, 1913 · page 1

 
 
 
 

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‘ town or city in the s is anywhere

fiihiei Executive lley Act in Event

oi Bridgeport Deadlock Which
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senate wm Confirm Democrat.
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BRDGEPORT. April 21. —-’I‘hat a
deadlock in the local city court situn-
tlon is likely to result owing to the
capitol and the political makeup of the
two legislative bodies. seems probable.
in this event Gov. Baldwin would no
doubtedly step in and settle the mat-
ter by taking the appointments from
the handset the legislature and nem-
ing 'Brldgeport's Judge and deputy-
Judge himself. I

These familiar with the city court
outlook at Hartford predict that such
a condition will probably arise. owing
to the bitter controversy now prevail-

' in; T11 scuttle is quite iikly to so
‘ leét either Judge Coughs or Mr. Bent

no its choice, owing to the Democratic
mutation of this body, while the
house in all probabilities viii confirm
MW mono; tilt poms” bi

muslin each body
decline to recoup and concur with the
action or the diner s déhdioc'k will

3:.‘?‘F”. With the legislature but twenty

Workint dsyrl from edlourment some
pdlitioisus ore confidently predicting
this result.

l1 Melly Demand Division.

'Thpss close to Gov. .linidwin any
that should this condition exist, rein»
tive'to‘IBI-Idseport's city court he“ will
insist that the court positions be di-
vided politicslly. and that the videos
be tilted by. democrats. republicans
and even, possibly a progressive.

The Governor's ectioan appointing
Judge Welsh, oi Norwih. to the bench

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“I”. All“ Fill
llil. VIAIIOVIOIITII

The Putnam Hose company appara-
in. we called to Dr. Alvin newm
wedsworth's Woodscourt yesterdsy
on It still alerts to extinguish a small
blue in the old structure. The tire
was on the window sill caused. it is
thought. by the dropping or pipe to-
heme sshes still untold; lire. Ohier
(loom W. neurons allowed that
this demo would not nihouot to more
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Ohio! hepatitis bed trouble in you
line the chamlo’sl‘wp the hill lie tot
hell my. up when the horses bulked.

 

 

‘ (this! Bowling renewed his shorts to

out an automohiimuparstus. saying

then there would some a time when
,I V k hill hrs would result. dissstrously.

the sislmv that that“ s one mother

 

been the also of South Nowell: but
whnt big at last nine swimsuits so

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3" not. Berreclounh no Edward "

c. Jennings have barrow

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Harvey Berreclouph end llldwerd C.

Woodwsrd avenue, held a lion-ow eb-
cape trom desth yesterday. while out
on a not dishing trip. They started

and succeeded, despite the very rough
weather. in setting near tiny island.
Here the see became so bad that they
made for the shore of the island and
anchored the boat.

When the attempt was made lio
leave the island the boat was deathly
swamped by the waves which were

,. running “mountains high." as one of

the men said. They succeeded in set-

seas again overtook them- snd‘ it re.
quired the united shorts at; both men
to ball the boat out and keep her
afloat. A launch went by during the
afternoon, but the occupants refused
aid to the struggling men. About 3
o‘clock they decided to start for home.
and had a. struggle until 8 o'clock.
when they were mat of! Peach island
by Henry Jennings, who had gone out
in s entail row boat. He assisted the
men in getting to their romes, and
they are recovering today from their
thrilling experience,

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Frank eIII, st“ lien snore,
sperm oi Veils. up;
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NEW MW!) April 81. «Stanley
Gill. aged ewmtyaix, was killed, end
his brother mu, iced thirtrlivn.
badly wounded during s fight curly t0-
dsy at s house in Boardman. two miles
north of this village. 'Ili‘rank illness,-
twenty-two, and Joseph t'i’hlilippovts.
thirtydive. are being songbt‘by the
authorities as the mutants. The four
men but been drinking tor a good part
of the preceding erosion. and in the
early morning became involved in a
quarrel

Mal: Gill was bsttered' obout the
head end else had his not) slashed.
muley's lace had been eroihed in.
and it is thousht he died within a few
minutes. Alter the tight the Gills
were put out of the pines. it is said.
but when illness and Phliiippovis new
that Stanley had died. they draued
the body into .qu haliwsy min and
loll it there. proceeding to the viiislb.
where they purchased some ulceration
snd then dissppesred. it is believed
they loll town on a ireisht train.

Minute is said by the police to here
served nuances tor various silences.
muons then: that of remiss concealed
wildness. including brass knuckles.
on. police today expressed the opinion
that the wounds which csussd stool”
Gill’s death may but been mode with
brsas nineties.

1Pl'hn murdered lush was employed»
k term hand; his brother worked M s

 

smith. employed at the item's kiln. but
Misses is not hectic to here s neuter
occupation.

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er. tevIs some
not: sunset

or? WiHIWM Rhythm sea-«we'll
lend «stunts. one “Mini best
known summer mmI .
I in mumbled is“
or “renew. one Inert. lion mellow.
Mahmud. who me ill iii pneu-
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Eocene Froill Drowning I- I

countess, two «douche tenem- oi '

out yesterday morning in s small boat. .

*i‘llll Willi SHIPS

Belgium Soldiers Desert and

ting the boat well oi! shore when the I

sensor train was wrecked today near

Itachmcnt of the civil guard called out

 

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Several Pastengers littered by
Boulders Filed on Silent curve
It illnove, Belgium .

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I Kill line Pursuer

NINOVE, Belgium.- April 21.-—-A pas-

 

here by boulders, which had been
piled on the track at a sharp curve
Several persons were injured, but
none fatally. The occurrence was at
first attributed to theatriking textile
workers. but it was later discovered
that the rock. had been placed on the
line by two youths who had not joined
the strike. They were arrested.
LIEGE. Belgium, April 21.—-—A de-

ter the preservation of order this
morning cheered a gathering of the
strikers here The local police «pom
tainted. whereupon the gust-demote
shouted even louder "Hurrah for tips
strike!" much to the ecsndsl of the
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delegations. the mom occupying
seats in tile only or the church.

The music was a spéclei leature ot
the occasion. the roost numbers baton
southern melodies or e. very appro-
priate cha r, most excellently
rendered by quintdtbe from the

I Tuskegee foothills. if. B Grannies

presided at Indispose

The pastor, htes; John Stapleton de—
livered a powerful sermon on the top-
to, "The Lessons 02 s Lite," paying a
touching tribute tribe ohass‘nter at
the dm" KB I“ in M:
' “The Christ faith is the only one
that dad‘s pia £91: an; at the hour
of death; in all? sure raid: and In all
rentals mourning spends itself till
sigh. and crying. We are met hm
this alteration not as those who
mourn without hope. Therefore is the
prospectus or {in win. We read the
pealm oi proud and sing the son: of
thankegivitix e are met to Infomer-
ise the good in e his o! James Paul

because we believe the good never
dies. lie was ’a neon faithful to his
word and in tho mlormanoe or duty
he never ainchod . , wee a man loy-

 
 

lion's” oi strikers. {Pile amus- oi to a; J y. liteso oiled
men latte mm to Mun-pm ‘ I; I " twine
‘ " timed sWW WW the number. "I . talc his shouts»

sentiment sweeps, Belgium.
April Show“ Belgian soldiers who
were on guard st a. steel mill cranes:
in: the beauty against the possibil.
ity oi an attack by strikers left their
posts today carrying their titles with
them. They were pursued by a mili—
tary petrol. which was about to es,-
tore them when both deserters bred.
killing one o: the put-sum. They es»
caped into the adjacent iorest, where
all trsce of them was lost.

All the troops inthe garrison were
immediately drawn oil from ptotee
lion duty and. despntched into the
woods in search of the fuxitives.

CHARIJTROI. Belgium April 21.~—
Th. strikers in this district condone
determined to obtain the great oi their
demsud to: equal guilt-site. This num-
ber anomented slightly today.

LA IIOUVIERE. Belgium. April I!
-A row coal miners descended the
pits here todsy. but the suspension oi
work “exempteiod at the metal
rounder!» sod admin and outline“
is suspended throushout the district.

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bin-mt dim} listings oi issue's
W94. Wssh Mallory In south Nor
wslh. is skate in be commented
upon hie tumult. While sortink the
wuhes which were received inst Wet
many. Menus: ileum ms heroes
h hundscm diamond rind.

hastening tor the owner Mr Younu
dinner/crud the valuable property to be
that of bin. Hollander. wilder Mills
mower or tile ”New Mind Raincoat
company. who lives at iii drovebtmt.
lie immedisieiy Informed her that no

 

 
 

little with

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lsience that the average Ines Would.
Be we..faithiui to a frieadand sum.
bet-lea. witnesses testify that own in
woodman routine of bullets lite
he found opportunity to do the kindly
deed. Ills has not gone. buttons on,
and we mourn merely Its physicoi
loss.

“We are proud that the Great hiss
tee of use has celled him to higher
thins» sod take up our burdens, with
all the [realm courage boom“ we
knew him s little while. Knowledse
does not tell us where he is, but inith
tells us that wherever the realms of
the biept are James Paul is Iaithtoi
to his duties. to his friendships, to his
Kelley“ and to his God."

 

one to sense
, ideli Til nest

'l‘OIKlO. April £1.-Tito chaotin. dis!
spoiotment and wounded pride oi
Jonah. which inst week were vented

 

‘is sunny militant talk by lrmsoonsi»

his people in this country, have be-
come somewhat modified. The entire
Jkpnnsse notion new smite with in.
tense interest sud evident anxiety
the outcome oi the collect-silicon in
reterencs to the Cisiiioreisn sites and
holding bill precaution III. bemusnto.

The governmental sod commercial
toms oi dense one using their utmost
exertions In countering to restrain
the unthinkins agitators here. They
point out lust this rssl influences in
ism rely oonlldently upon the lush»

 

costs the united titties At the mile
time they desert thin. time III not s
biotin monolith“ Mn in either
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Appreciation the honesty or, the

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Club, unnerved» dghlureke mm.

not Wt slid ills binhosi indusnr

1“ Vessels Chilled ioi' Mediterran-

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Will be. ilivtded into Divisions at
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WASHINGTON April i.—~When the
American fleet sells tor the Mediter-

ranean in January it will be of needy
‘ twice the muddle energy of the fam-

nus sediment not around the world
in tent to comer President Roosevelt
endothaldunin as mattonnose.

The schedule sud ports or cell have

not been worked out yet in the Navy
Department and it merely has been

announced that the biz fleet would
tour the Hediterrean in divisions. it
.Isse thefbl'l‘ibal plan in connection
with the opening oi the Panama Canal
to have the fleet pass through from
the Atlantic to‘the Pacino about Jan-
Coraline Virginia. (tennis, Nebraska
New dorm Rhode Island. Minnesota.

New 0W .Mg (int thdt a more
striking example of the sdvlnce in the
Navy's effective lithium 'power-“is
shown by s continuous or the mosaic
new of the mile Wrist! (ii the
fleet with the some, fleet pl
199?.

its round floors. the muuies energy
of the battle dost of 1901 summed up
is ”00.000 root pounds. The main
batteries or the fleet which‘wlli make
the htedttemnean trip will hotel It.»
550.000 toot pounds Almost twice as
much.

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TARIFF MINE
ill WEDNESDAY

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dentin thrill bill so amended by the
House csuous wherewielhodocsd in the
(Home today end will be called up‘ for
moral debate {Wednesday The blouse
nuns committee is conniderins s res
duties to limit the time tor discussion
slid the number at monuments. nine-
in to put the bill titmuob its poems
on nullity is possible.

A resolution stored in tho canons
would limit debuts to omit mauve
days. the number or smmdrnonts is
seen schedule to twee and permit only
two Windmill“ to the Milan whole.
some that resolution ones. it is new
metal! thin. III least three weeks will
be required tor lieu» momentum oi
the bill.

With the «debauched oi the bill
teddy views oi the minority stitching
item pmsulsdtotheiiousehym
mullet bureau I. i'syae sud hid
Republican oneness“ oi the Win and

" item dolomite” M Mainland

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WAISHINGTON, April 2:.m'l‘he Dem!-

us more. loomed dimes
_ timinihsiudusmtoetriko

Greatly increase Its Business

' I In South bomb:

m
From an authentic source. today. it
In. learned that John C. Wilson u

been made to occupy 9; portion or the
lame factory of John 0. Wilson 0
company, at the corner of mouth Main

‘ and Grove streets and the plant is

being made ready to. receive the sort
hat machinery and stock of the Dr-
ange factory. , ‘

The John C. Wilsoa Company has
owned and operated the Orange plant
for many years, and the removal from
thst place is generally melted by the
inhabitants. it is a some of gratincto
tion to Booth Norweik people to know

_ that it will come here. and that during

the summer and fall a large number of
additional men will be employed by
the Wilson Company. The company
has been turning out from 8.000 to 10. ~
000 doses sottfhsts attends Orange
and pleasure being nude to double
this output in South INorwslk.

rues coming §_
mrnovtsnlr

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ROME. April 21.——Pope Pius x. con-
tinued today on the road to convales-
cence.’ ‘ A brief bulletin to this effect
was issued by Prof. ddsrchiefsve and
Dr. Amlci, st. this Vatican this morn-
inn. with the mnounoement that the

 

of cousin“. but the women so
cumming i} no loose. As the «do?
was brilliantly sunny the politic was
41th to mound sit inch armchair.
in which he was taken to the «window.
For the first time since his last re-
iapsethepopewunhietoioobinto
the immense ‘Piusi di 8. Pietro. which
gm alive..with people. lwnsn he new
that a ism number of flags were by-
in. he noted the reason. and was in~
formed tho; today was the anniversary
It! the iohndstinn of .lioxne 2.668 yours
no The pond! "method: “Cities
grow with age while. men decline."

The physicians and attendants ot
the pups are taking the greatest uro—
cauttons to prevent him (rem msitinil
en exertion just new, as any activity
on his part is still rounded ss den
norous owing to his recent low condi-
,ilon. As the occult, however, In very;
desirous of b‘esinninx wilt-k sssin. he
ioloen Insists Ihst blur. Bunsen nod
lam. Pesolnl. his private correlation.
irend him the most importsut clothe
letters which accumulated during his
illness

The betterment at his hesith wee so
merited loony that met. Mmhisiavs
permitted titli pope e chaos of diet
consisting oi rice cooked in the Venn»
tisn way. It small piece of bresllt of
chicken sold on: n glen oi old so
deeds.

ulster sellers Inn
‘ not It IIIIII Icing

mitt: April 1i.e:«"l'he “rodent
Midi industry oi m on menu
when teddy tor the liner lined to
mom m ’

doubly-lite hundred manners stills
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ielln 0. Wilson & connesy to

(dummy will, this week, move its soft ‘ '
J batting bbsiness from W80, New '
‘ Jerky. to South Norwalk. Plans have

stressed in still soldered iso- spells .

union. . the

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Wilhdrewn truth 8‘

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unfinegro An so“;
An ultimatum was sent to Mon ‘
Bro today by the commander
inter-notional linen bloclmdin .

gro immediately withdraws .; . v
from Bentart the fleet will mad
at Antivsri. Duleisno and Ben laid;
til at liedus. ‘
An emper- teas landed d gem
conveyed the ultlmstum to (3°C . '
ATHENS Greece April 21:» ‘
ply oi the Balkan allies we: 9
to the European powers today. I
a general acceptance at the glide
mediation between Turitey and
allies. with the Neervstion, .

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WASHINGTON. April 21—31!
Senate mow 80pm ”I
called up the ‘bill reported 1M
Judiciary committee providing
arouse in the solely of that
States attorney tor'tlto; elem
Connecticut. In nonhuman of
out senator meanness mitt
had pulled the penis 8t the-lest
sion and lied bilen reported '1me
house committee favorably- b
not reached boiore the stile
The senate committee to ill
recommended that it one
«sentiment. iWfiht
$5,000 In celled ibr‘ in the bi

The bill was Inserted to the
on amended and passed. “

Bomeofthpmismborsof lie- *
necticst detention ore in
posts! cards,
in their dictum,
in New “York, g
for the wool schedule on .
the tutti bill under
The unknown writer says it
ed tint this will benefit the
the «utter. sud eventuality tho
uisotnrer in thin country I
rim to those nerds coon ‘
slithered. They hair. oil
neurones oi when is termed
hers. "whine mode so

Representative Morin
outed sn monument to much
schedule it relstins iii” Inset.
Monmouth” do I
proposition but us.‘ will M
intent in he tests that Ill Ii”;
one: done to the industry by
is; the iinished brilliant “d

 

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