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Bipgssl Gathering oi “Vote For
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Supported by Two Thousand male
Symoaihizsrs
‘ NEAW- YORK, May 3.-The streets
or New. York were astir today with
the fluttering of yellow of women suf-
Bodecked in this color, hun-
dreds of women from all ovei the
country [poured into the city today to
participate in the march up Fifth ave
one this afternoon in probably the big-
gust parade ever held for the cause 9f
'Votos for Women. "
. The muster roll indicated an army
or thirty thousand women, augmented
by two thousand male sympathizers.
PerleCt weather conditions inspired
the marchers. -
While platoons of. police began to
take positions along—Flinn avenue to
protact the parade from possible dis-
orderly demonstrations. the marchers,
recruited from every walk of life, be-
Sun to gather this afternoon in Wash-
llnd nearby cross
4'
g? muscular ct
woa‘lt I fasiiion at it o'clock; and
to the music. or dirty bafldii . marche
eight abreast to tbs Plaza at Fifty-
ainth street and Fifth avenue. Upon
diublndment at that point, the.pro-
gram called for two mass meetings
one to be held in the Plaza. another at?
Carnegie Hall, nearby, at
prominent speakers ware to make ad-
dresses. In front of the.pnblic libra
ry at Forty-second street and Flith‘
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Street Commissioner Alfred Brown,
of South Norwalk, stated to a reporter
urbane, a reviewing stand had been
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Firs Discovered by Froiuhicrow .
‘IA
which A
WM u-
In South tiorwalk Yard ;
Early This, Mormon J
covered to lbe on fire in the South
Norwallt freight. yards, this morning
at 2:15 o’clock. and an alarm was
man on the night switcher. Mean-
while the New York, New Haven and
AHartflord dialilroad Company's our
ployoes laid a line of hose, and by
the time the fire apparatus arrived
the tralnmen had robe bitumen pretty
well extinguished
Brakemnn Harris was one first one
crew been at supper, as they usual-
have been a. serious fire. such as oo
curred six years ago. when the freight
house was entirely destroyed.
The railro‘ ‘ Amen speak in the high-
est terms o {the quick response the
firemen .mode in answering the alarm.
‘ The damage will be $300 or $400.
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IIIEI IIIIIIEIILI
ti, Gene ralf’l‘ancrode Auguste,
last night, myfitor a brief illness.
The National Assembly has been
or as chief executive.
and General Bollard. . .
nation.
Palace on August 8.
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The Holt Name Society,
ful entertainment and dance. last two
pins. in the parochial school hall. in
Henry street, and a large numbbt‘ at»
tended the affair. swelling the tool)
receipts to a nice sum. The outer-
tainment was comprised of several
acts of vaudeville. whgoh were capo
cially line
is J. Hayes and ill. Hines appeared
in a funny citation and dialogue, num-
bored on the program an “Hayes J:
Hines." Allison's orchestra furnished
n muoical number. "The itallan Trou-
buddrs," twu local sons of Italy. gave
mandolin and guitar selections. g’ho
"Price-Dibblo-uiobtabonlcmnbsll oust.
lotto" oomplstdd the program‘pnd
worn heartily “handed.
Dancing to music liilblubcd b!
Moon's owl-um foliowod until a into
about.
fictrcahiusnta wars named and
uAlumnus tho warmth of tho would:
oovryouo who was Almost has it lino
limo to “port. ,
nutritionist dunno
May bin-40h
not this city was
“cl-hills. thin dun:
police, so many are the violators
Ington street early in the morning
their trip through the thoroughfare.
sionor now. however. and it the pros
b0 coma aroma in tho near future.
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toads, but acidic: our m “churn-d.
A carlond of mrechandiso «Wad (143- V
turned in by Robert E.-Harris, brake- '
to see the blazing car, and had the»
ly are about this hour. there might
PORT 'AU PRINCE, Haiti May 3. 4; ‘
The President of the Republic of tini-
died
convoked for today to elect a success-
Four candidates will present their
claims to the cities. Those are Judge
Luxembourg Couvin. former minister
of the interior. and Michel Dream.
both of whom are counters; Genital
AW my mm
In official circles and amongt hogan-
eral public. the opinion prevail that
General Beliard will obtain the nomi-
Prealdent Tancrede Auguste hadoo-
copied General Cincinnatus become,
who met a tragic death together with
'four hundred cinciais and soldiers in
a fire which destroyed the National
this morning that it may be necessary
I for the street department to place the
matter of enforcing the city ordinance
Of SI- ; relative to the sweeping of sidewalks
Josephs Church, held a very ““008“ into the streets into the hands of the
' The street department cleans IWasbo
somewhere around ,i’our o clock. «When
the stores opon up those who attend
to swooping them out. proceed to
empty all their catherinss into the
gutters. Thus by nine o'clock in the
morning Washington street is as dusty
as it was before the street man made
There is an ordinance which covers
this point, but it has never boon rigid-
Aly unforced This seems to be the
only recourse for the street commis-
tics lavconllnucd there will probably
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dorhllod lilo “Dynamic; mun Ana
“III Idiot to dilution. It I "point to
' tuition Hangouts unit Wok The
mum wu‘ torn up tor ngitort dis-
“libs Manors, numbering nearly
160. tum Irinafcmd to dictators! by
autumn. :‘Iioit of then: or. scans
’ boom to Allow York and Moor.
Democratic congressman Says
lid lions Not Expect to
Home Mon flinhi‘Awav
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III. III III IIIIIIII
Pariy'itoproosniativcs to Caucus
on Action to be Taken on
important Matters
1‘.
WASHINGTON, D. 0., May 8,—Foi-
lowing the return of Congressman Ma-
lian from Connecticut, expected.
tonight tl' state’s delegation in the
House are ex , on sever-
al matters about whic all have about
no equal say
w
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'sntos IEBTIIMEI
DRADFORD Eng. May 3.—-Exten~:
sive sheds belonging to the Midland,
twinned and containing quantities of
froluht, I]! blinded here during the
night. chili ”loss of $500,000
Whammyh
WWI“ th‘i‘o‘s Bucht'lI'vo III-
day in; cut; Aline militant soul-mites
were duspco’ted, but shore won no
proof against them The latest tire
was evidently incendiary. In the fire-
men discovered that it had been start-
on simultaneously in several parts of
the building, which was 250 yards
dung and 50 yards wide
The tire began at 10 o'clock last
night and spread quickly. nineteen
loaded freight cars and quantities of
drygoods and carpets being consumed
by the flames. The firemen were able
to save the adjoining buildings only
by directing all their efforts to them
and flooding them with water.
Earlier in the night a tire had been
started in come cars loaded with
straw in another yard. apparently to
divert attention from the principal
scene of operations of the incendurles.
”we..."
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m
’NEW WIRE. flay 3.-~’I‘he defense
in the case of chenoy. Murillo.
Thompson and Huntley. former police
inspectors indicted forums-piracy to
obstruct Justice. went into court to
duymroparcd to attack in the mold
the credibility of Thomas Walsh. tho
omcaptaln who has “‘sdueolod.’ indict»
tlona were that by» night the coin
would be in the lury'n bonds. Plans
of the defense called for an attempt
to crown that Which had been a graft»
or. independent of the "men higher
up." and bull sought to implicate the
instructors in. clear himself.
Mm“) m
IILITIIIT Ills!
‘1'rsnlr. motley III-Ildl‘ thounllt tilin-
unit a militant intimate, like Slou-
lcud pundits-Al. or also no mo bound
to smash nomething more than wins
and rocks.
odor. at flaunt “mogul
, have been anion-A,
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dowii. for when (incur John Build: ID: *
mood hlla tor branch of tho boast.
nooklcy's pockets worn full of atolls: '
Ali’s but had Albino nodular,
with wnum nostril. s obi-stool: ow ’ '
f- .. I M by zooms.
M. lotto em or
“ morning to In
> me MIMI 00n-
"In attack by the
Zapatistas. A .
The savanna is encouraged (by
reports front th Durango garrison,
Wait for three has been able to
withstand attain ‘ aetween Woman
and ,Aguaig'ollsn 3 robots are report.-
" s and marauding
.ing thirty-three itructnrcs. ware de-
strayed with ”mushy the rebels
brought. herd“?
Potosi. tho”
prevented 2
fight, ..
dreds 0 minor: .
ranks when the ‘ ,, ‘
place. Just ho
unknown, but
house lighting, 1
debauchery of
Mariano Zuni
was executed u v A
"Viva Carranza "i
The government had shipped 200
rides into the font): for its defense. but.
the guns were still unpacked when
tho attack oooarud. ditto robots sols-
Atlas, executions and
; bloodiest sort.
the Jets Politico,
so he rehtsed'io sry
rled away on burros
IIIIIIAIE IIEIEI'TIII
The IIIIIOI of The Norwols, those
who worked so diligently and with
such great success, for the Fire the.
caps Bill. whichhss. at last passed the
General Assembly and which has now
been sent to the governor to:- his six-
naturc. are planning a Jubilee recep-
tion. to be held in the new City Hall,
'lelot of l00,000 Employee in
‘ over the demands for an increase in
' pioyes.
followed by a meeting of the men's
‘ tourist escort Ann.
the Baitdrdorsd, Following
human ‘
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Declare Osmond for Increase
Totaling SW, 000, 000 Uniust
NEW YORK. May Air-A strike vote
of the 100,000 conductors and train-
men on railroads in Bhotern territory
was ordered last night by the men’s
representatives, who have been in con-
ference with the railroad managers
wages roonutiy submitted by the em-
The roads yterday denied the
men's 11qu and today refused a
proposition to submit the dispute to
arbitration This refusal was speedily
committee at which it who decided to
order a poll of the men to determine
whether theipower to call a olrille
should be put in the hands of the
leaders. Formal notice of this action
was served upon ill! this oven-
idilnt of the Bi'otlsrhood oi Ratlwny
Tra'inmon. It is oxpected that the
polling of the vote will occupy two
‘ weeks or more.
"After the vote is taken," AMr. [as
said tonight. "we will again request
a conference with the ropreseutatlvoa
of the rcllroads and at that confer-
ence We will tell them the result of
the vote. 1'“ say now that I don't
expect to have to tell them that the
vote was against taking a strike vote." ,
The wage dispute of the conductors
and tralnlnon has so far followed that
as told in these columns last week.
on May 7th, but owing to the fact that
the ball will not be ready by that time‘
the date has been loft undecided to be
announced later.
The reception is for the purpose of
for the bill The expenses were not
several (hills which must be psld and
the variants organisations of women
hove taken up the matter of tho recep-
tion. ma club and women's organi-
sation of the town will bavo a table at.
the reception and committal are
workiog‘bard on the arrangements.
., The City Hall committee bu m-
cloudy mud In tho lodtca the use
of the ball. the initial one, and the at
lair will be held us soon as poniblo.
There will be a slight admin-Ion ohm-
od and than will be nothing sold in-
diaonargo all obligation at tho door.
Tho mentors and fathers of tho chil-
am of the town schools, and oil tho
also and woman at tho ms in loot.
arc cordially invited to be an’onlthlblo
toatlhnd.
Tho Dontlnol will giro furthcr do»
toll: on they on arrangsd.
their on _ .
' Winn ”Mill
4",
The reception was to have been held[
and the final submission of the Is-
raising sufficient funds to defray the‘
expansion incurred locally in workingAconcIuded; the Erdman law was in-
enormous. but nevertheless there are‘
‘stdo that ball. so that all onto “00nd!
. wound through opal-club and art no
of the engineers and the firemen. both
those classes of employee having with-
in the past year been granted in
creases in pay after prolonged con-
i‘sronces, the polling of strike voice
in the
rocently
ones to an arbitration board ~
case of the firemen. only
volled. The railroads have taken it
strong attitude agoinat arbitration In
the present proceeding.
in the letter sent to the conference
committee of managers of‘ iIis rail-
road: tonight the conductors and
trainlnan take tune with a number of
statements in yesterday's reply of tho
railroads refusing the ompiom' wars
demands.
A reply from the railroads was
quickly forthcoming and was sent to
Messrs. (lamina and has tonight. in
it the manuscr- doctors that the 330.
000.000 morons in wagon Install
conductors and mission in 1010
"won due to the fact that tho rail.
roads WQDIIII this burden rather
than cubical. the country to tho calam-
tier of It atrium" The increase now
asksd would amount to $17,000,000. it
is doniarodl thorn has boon no ohms
in conditions of work “not than. and
higher rains in otbor WflIm’IIlI “worn
Qualification tor Wing tbs aimdy
‘ lilo tuition: tar-
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succumb i'lNAi. Jutstttdliii'i’.
' ‘ art. of Damn, thrills
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3 Doom HA“ lionliuuil‘,‘
WEATHER FORECAST -
Probably Fair Tonight and Sunday. A
.lilII. llili.
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congressman MakosFirsiSpooch
in House—Scum on Third
Try at tho Bail
A
calmed some
discussion of
Macon.
the chairman
talking, when
hit? feet.-
BOND .
man of the
Mr. Donovan
that time, an
"‘1 make a
gentleman is
Donovan.
the end Mr.
der was east
the flood die
for some few
ed the great
It is'underlfll
I116 families
twenty cents
ing hours as
them to son
land. proprio
storium. in
whom it is c
ins Mr. Alton
of Dontll‘li d
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bin
wasnmorroor, D. (J. May 3.—Con-
gressman Jeremiah. Donovan, of the
Bridgeport district in Connecticut,
It was in communes of the
whole and Allie presiding officer is
resentative Stanley, of Kentucky, was
“Mr. President," elicited Mr. Do-
There was a ripple of laugh- ‘
ter around the house and Mr. 'Dono-
van was “wine" at. once.
“er. flpeaker." he shouted. There
was still more iaughtor."ns bile chair-
“Mr. Chairman," 'he then shouted.
Hewhad addressed the chair properly
agrapin under discussion.“
That started a wrangle.
ovan‘s first speech in the house.
L00“. FAMILIES
00 T0 DAVTMI
Fifteen Hungarian men, accompan-
ied by their families. left South Nor-
walk yesterday afternoon for Dayton.
Ohio. to assist in the cleaning up of
authorities in Mon, dial been here
the arrangem‘outs for the party. .
It is likely ’tlrdt all will mum to -
‘Snrlngwood whoa they have" complet.
are to receive. man and woman alike,
lichens corpus 3
been brought against Dr. i". l). Rn- lmarrisd 50““ WWW“ MIIIIA
It held without due authority. The pa‘ «
, pm have boon issued by Judge How) Iii"! of Cambium in the I no
Ami AB. limit. and intro tuned by Till,“ who survive her.
Deputy sums «n. Louis human. oiI
Smith Norwalk. in tho Ammo of a
New Haven attorney. . . ‘
it is claimed that Dr. Roland is bold
actual snow, and he is commanded to
pproducc Booth lit the suction of the
Court of Common Pleas. on May 9th.
at it o‘clock it. on. with tho rsuon
WW
Tho loss on tho
of Hawaii! scum .
grands is s‘stidtot'od very bosom ‘
lively at sills. ’t'uit ill on section
"III III
men-1mm during the
the barifi.’ hill Friday of-
of the“ committee. Rop-
Mr. Donovan jumped to
committee ignored him.
hesitated a minute.
d was recognized. ,
point of order that the
not talking on the pan
said Mr.
But in
Donovan's point of or-
ained. It was Mr. Illn-
mist. An mat for the
daiyii pulls bud Amado all
work that is to be done.
cod, that the car-fare of
was paid and that they
per hour with leeway to
work as much over the usual work-
they wish
The greater number of those who
went leave good home's of their own ‘Thamefl- OXIOI'd'hIN- Th8 I
her and anticipate mturuing when 9' mystery audit could MI I"
they shall have done all that can be;tamed “"8 morning whether I
supplied to,» them to do, This mayibcen murdered or had committed
take over a year but it is more than ”Ide-
probablia that at the emulation of
that time these pocplc will have made I “‘13 “050 NAVina-$1143 ‘1" i‘ M
substantial sums to bring back fits“ m of the Marquis of Abel's“
th Norwaik.
mom oonros mm A
PM! no. homo
proceedings have
tor of the Westbort Bau-
tlio cola of John Booth,
lalmod by John '1‘. Galvin
in without good and sul-
Alsatian.
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AA youthful: 0 rs up
South
Plant was celebrated yesterday
an inter al ceremony which was-ii
ertheless most auspicious.
ing of about twenty-five ciii'fln
ed the plan't at the luv ‘
Board at Water Comm
Prof. William C. Perry of the” ‘
school.
B. Hatch supervised the arrihge
and personally conducted the parti
reservoirs themselves. The trip
ousiy donated by citizens for the
mo Alluljmu
, um will be consulted, and
Also Attend
The non anniversary of thé‘cl
Nor-walk Water Purine
Water Cornmissioner fits
the filter, ovcr the plant, and to
made in several automobiles
pose.
(Continued ”on ninth .
oouniiirubfi .
tutor mouth it“
HENLEY, 11315., May
Countess of Cottcnham wlfo. _
fourth Earl of Cottenham. was : 1‘
dead this morning with a woun
a revolver bullet through bar- it ‘
in a wood near the family re
of Elvendon Priory Goring
’Illc counteas' maiden not”
and was born in 1800. o
The twin sister of the countesj
Lady Violet Neville. who be
Countess Cowley and who di
suit against more Cowley, in «1
created a widespread sensation
Idiod in 1910
The Countess of Cotteahalu
also went through the divorcs ~3
In «1800. her husband bologrtbe
iii! and the Earl of Collections
the oorospondont. She Illa
At lilivendcn Priory. who‘re t ‘
and them-l of the family
lug, It Wan intimated that t
ion probably bod triom ov
stump of n trod? find that ill
will; csrrying had boon
chariot). :
'l'lio countess frouuoatly
through the vicious with It [Into
was a duo shot. ‘ .
M
It having it Am
Echo disousoed
log or the South blowout no";
will be held about the middle di’ ,
month in End Men's Hull Wont W ‘
" “9 perfect and ‘
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