I
‘95 .
'Ohecksiend Vouchers introduced
f'l'lisuuwuu
fi'fi‘
A the moieties textile striker);
at trial Today, include 3505
Given to Alleaux
illiilililllil Pililill'
Vouchers were Marked ‘iln ‘Full "
ior All Claims to lists” 9
BOSTON. May 23 .—~Checlts nod
Nouchers showing payments made by'
,tlte American Wolen Company to
Frederick E Atteaux, including $605
“tor expenses incurred during the
Muircoce strike." were Introduced by
the State at the tried i lay of Presi-
dent William M. Wood, of the Ameri-
can Woolen Company Atteaux and
Dennis J Collins; who are accused oi
having ”planted“ dynamite in Law-
, rence during the textile strike in Jun-
uery, 1912. i
' The vouchers indicated that the pur-
.ments were authorized by (President
Wood. The check for $606 was drawn
on March 22, 1912. Another check
for $2,100 was drawn on June 26, 1912.
and the voucher for this was marked
“mu full for all claims to date." Both
checks were enporsed with Attenux's
I
flier“ W ‘ no sea-
at top trial 9: Wdiiwllt 39 wood.
would: of the Amsrlcpu Weldon
Company. Fredcrigk. E. 99% men-
uraotnrcr of dyes. and Danni; cpilins.
3ng {indie}; 9f
Tile We fligw out of incidents of
1912‘,
end l9 pitted on the allegation that the
9 defendsots conspired with Bresn and
Ernest W. Pitmso, a building contrsc.
’tor villa later committed suicide to
place explosives in Lawrence for the
purpose or prejudlclns public opinion
against the strikers ,
Collins turned State's evidence and
testified that he and Breeo placed the
dynamite in Lawrence otter receiving
it from Pitmon; Breen chnrsé'd that
Attonux psid him to do the work. and
William H. Rice, 9. quorrymsn. corrob~
stated the statements of Collins and
mm regarding Pitmons complicity.
None or District Attorney Joseph C.
‘ Pelletler's stud would torecsst the ode
ture of today s developments, although
they hinted that there might be sur-
prising disclosures
~8IITI I IIIIFHIII ' ,
IILLI IMIIQ IIIY
The Smith as mmsn‘sllk mills ‘ths chin) that smile tlms Mubfulloo
are moving their enacts no» the .109-
39911 but I; (lo/9 rectory. in Murmur,
boring been "untrue in by the own-
. crush! the Shop. who hope coins to the
conclusion that they need the rectory
space now occupied by the i’ormsr
- Within ‘ a
it. Willi rumored in Norwollt today
inst the smith 5 Kowloon (Jump-lily
will” moving; cu mount of the labor
troubles, the mm strike which low
.. lgoldiss us both 9pm luring can pro-
baptism by the carrier? 9 39min
3‘ .
chairnmn; E. J. Thomas, John ii).
Milne, Ernest Idoqulst, George v.
Richmond, Henry P. Price. Charleen?
dlilworih William 5
iDuity. M. J. Mowsrd and F. L. Chem 3 .
diet.
9th alerted to the moment. com.
Many visitors ,Jlndunnoclluuyliiir 3».
‘ ' wnn 91mm utilitycugtraa 3‘
lion m 9sz9:
r i...
W
The first meeting oi! the coroiv'si
committee was held at 'bhe Council
room, in the City of Norwslk, last eve-2 3' .
‘ hips to organise and so into business ,
details ot choosing tor the diiisrent ‘5
committees work and listen to dud
accept suggestigos.
There were present M J. Riordan.
Howard, 9
The mating was called to order end
Charles H. «Dliworth was appointed
secretory.
John D. Milne sud Ernest Llnquist,5
were chosen as a lighting committee
to confer with parade committee—v3
George Richmond and Dr. W. B. Bur-
ncll, with reference to lighting.
The committees to be appointed~
amusement and prize committee——
Charles H. Dllworth and Samuel Kon-
tor were appointed amusement com:
mittee.
On motion it was voted that the pad
.rade committee get- cut a circular letj
ter and send it to all organisations. re- i
questing their cooperation, not only in
the parade, but in assisting 811- com;
mittees in making a. success of the
carnival.
M. J. Riordan and E. "J; Thomas
were selected on committee on- auto:
mobile dor the carnival. .
A letter from the United states Movu'
lug Picture 00. was read sod 9999 met—
n "to '.‘
make all 3 '
to the privilege committee in strange
satisfactorily with when: they see in
or run it themselves. 4
Adjourned to Thursday uyeniox. May
29th 1913.
no on m in no;
*uL u iiiilny
cunt means. was at Un-
sound Mlnhdomsciic Sues
tor Silhoilil damspus
5‘.
The booth Norwsllt Trust Com.
psny has brought action in the super-
ior court, civil side. against William
lilolliullen and Charles McMuilso.
minors. living in Norwsik, Th9
Trust Company says it was unpainted
administrator on the estate at W. No-
Mullon. grandfather d: deltiddmts.’
lwho died last Bo camber. Previous to
his dosth Mo uilsn stomptsd to
trsnsrer cumin property to the do-
tendents reserving lite use end in
some. The Trust Gompooy sets up
deeded his property only he Wis or
unsound mind. They 99h the court
to set guide the deeds to the detona-
cuts, so that oil the property or the
the nod.‘ shell be vested in the
pi add, the administrator at the
“It!“ . h
when Mcilho‘ney. Wot N'or‘wolk. 9.
authentic outplayed lay il‘iorence Metro
lhw wl. raiding; It the Locust! Mole
cloud; in West «snub Nunavut.
has 9.999999 action “Mi 5
Mntthews tor no 00b Mrs. ,
Edward.
”an the bill
W H. 'Hall at Willing ton.
' oposition to the bill needed wss _
cm in the one
9 the suit. the l
Monsoon .
Soiuiibluidi‘ Hill-Crew Bill Pro-
him Inserted By Railroad
_ ,‘Msy 23.-—The house
yestqrdsyltliterhoou passed the amend
ment to the charter of the “United
Electric Light and Water company
otter the charter had been amended!
'revlkinx the company’ s right to merge
with corporations ormloe outside
the state and providingutbst the pub
lic utilities commission must pass up
on the voiuotion of all companies with
which it intends to merge. 'The vote
was 3.114 for and. 64
sgflnst. , .
Near the close of the debate Col.
who' for-
crud the measure said that what the
"two will kick properly pinned"
.QIMMMth-m . 3
9mm mumnrum use: new
ammusngtlve Hell apologised chili
sold on m intended no reference to
the house: lender;
Henley sold that he accepted the null
pm but he coded there is so much
illicit in me that l cm perfectly will»:
log to meet our argument or the oth-
or; ”follow "
The denounce tollowsd utmost sol»
idly the ornament oi ‘Rsprssuoutivo
Thoma, that the Nousst'uch volley
needed; this compuoy or th‘ only
source of cheaper light and power
sod shouL- one nthird oi the- republi-
cons broke sway from {lender Henley
w
‘a
(continued ou~aeuuud Poul
«ambit possessor Packard (or hire
day oi.” limit. Reynolds Gongs.
Phone 1120
HI“ Milli! III":
‘ ‘ TIEI MINI!
Flt“ :iilrsuhwood, clerk in the South
Nertm‘ltid‘rult dummy. 9 ‘mouw
Mt Nahum young moo, m polio
bully! unit It the bullshit! “inc lis-
tween this Norwsllt‘o’n Nor».
well: 3999er it isms-omit,“ can
ave-turner mums A. bull pitched
by a (choir clerk. Myron W? Osborn.
struck Greenwood in monolith. tow
The Worn/Mk boys, who button su-
tamohilspsunt the led to the phyllr
his '9 9t onus. Alter» round or the
ce‘t, Dr Robert is. Well. m in-
iour slit/chests ohm the cm:
. weeks. Yl'n.
born I... Fitch.
A penalty and it 9‘
”mnemonic out. 99 were: spot mm,
sod voted with the democrats. * ‘
in: tvqpupth through themhln. . 9
bated. find no 9199 required to lure ‘
many or on
Tim M ‘
out one. 60
bits oourtond
ed their m
charge, and '
Jury at 4:46 ~
end the judge his
cuss ,weor to the
out
. Horses, Mr. 9 ,. . o- dormer scrxsoot '
'oi' the Birth (ll “M
the second
loony. w99.3~ .
when. cumin
dischsrse. Th
reasons in o? ‘
tmuniootloo, ed
Gray nos-
the ranks wo '»
to under an»
cgtlon ruched
Joseph M G ~
‘ outgrown”:
otOomsotiout. n “no therea-
timiblnbetween tho almond million
and circuit) the pldntll «namely
mum
in xiii boys been dctumin '
«99 dpilp. his duty 99 Willow by
the millions. being mulrud to pil-
dorse rho oommunlcgtisourdormrded
to him by Colonel Fitch. In' short, he
is Mint mud in a civil court Job My}
ins pufomed his duty to the M
Is its new it. 3
IIILIIIIII III
M
ATHENS. Greece; Msy . 23.~—ln . coo-
sequencc oi the resumption of hostili-
ties between the Relation sod Greek
troupi King Constantlnc,~oi Greece.
IOWM by Prince Amanda? and
the General Stud 0! the Army, loll
tor anioniltl this monitor. 5
“who his: Product touch held
tile loom at the Hillside ' which
Mr “locum 9nd mam promises
to so «my Mini M denotes.
solo doom. instruments! aunts more
up “reliant or vs‘ried low. In»
isi costume is! crops «on «cm
in bold" prbpslud 99d dolly use»
more biting held The {tourist
unusual: to be present an undue to
mm A" number at ortists prom m
listen: will; believer. mdur
Dominick Guido We sentenced to
.9 posed today
‘ meet 9 pretty Alnuflcsnr'firl.
3 .. song
its Ultimatum Ill the ‘Qtotu
in on: themes W mu"
3 ,3 April 19. lost.
IIEEI TIM” HIIT ~
titanium Heine
d .
, this tomoob. tom man no reply
‘«,r;
v ..
Bond infer-lulled
W
WW1! May '23 --—-1o the '8'-
perlor cum. criminal side. today.
sonic Yiiulq Mill, or. ii yarn, and
ntonioficlisor 9£rolo lto3yc'ors
:59?“ brought in 9. var
ymdsantsnccc were in
dict or V
. ,, 99999.9 Upon the Street.
011 1“ SW at Merci: ‘25 last, the
three men ontloed‘l’elcr cucneiu to
their home on Wanton Avenue to
9 333'
in album tort “month. magma
st BIN?“ not charged with
moltmltbdit 999m. 999 ooli~
id. 4'“ i ‘i I ""11"
Flood. Gilli!) to Instill. 3 _
Morison Milooo bloods! xdillly to a
charge of simple 99th and ml". 15%
issued to lull for four months. 5B9
Valorlslntily charged with idiotic.
cent smelt u ten year old Thur!
coo Cordell}; in the Wot o! the
Jlottcr 9 home in Winston um. on
The outcry oi' the
little girl not the bloom o! rescuing
her in time; ‘ .
Attorney Nomad for final.
Judge need opiniotud Attorney C.
mum to innit other the interests or
stun shot of mnbury, woodcuts
ed with blackmail. At the openiot
day (it the court Mr. Ssdi told the
court tint he would look alter his
own cuss 9nd did not want buy ' loi-
yer W. Sinai Ssdi hiss been
d cubed u 9 teacher to
with sand
.9 music: lull to Miss Adios.
g m noise I‘m or. w. c.
lumnutomdtmm s
m Wind-it nut is certain piece moi
Wilt W til: utter our to the:
police m. m Mind ‘3 .3
W909: 199.com. at Henry 1m
son oi Greenwich ms culled child
the Elier court, urlmlnsl lids.
’i‘o mulls curs Clerk Trudy culled l
19,9 still no reply
John Kaolin to the iudpushmot lbs ‘ _
mmNmikondottiusbowncoun.‘
comes the usual another or rumors
relative to the appointments to the
position at pmccutoroud clot-hauls» . ‘
see two 3mm which ore on hold by
.' Literacy George H vosbursh as pros-
condor and Attorney Willisim A one "
strong Msibii‘ity to succeed Mr. Voc-
burxh, while other rumors are to the ~
prosecutor ouch W 8500 per annum.
only other Demooartio attorney with
well: snide rmm Mr. Keogh. 'but morecan
,issoidtobcsslixht rccfloxofisflnz
-tt the mom which wilt elimi-
- are not in favor of such a <possilrlil~
901.999 91mm rot-nu. soil. 53
Pililiilili Piiiiiilllflli
in ii drapery Aim Mentioned '
Clerk Iirliiin likely to domain
With the appointment or Attorney
on, In. 99 clerk.
AttomoyNdheuoish Condos, Russia's
hm partner, is beinxmcotioned as a
edectthst Mr. orirsn will remain as
clerk. The position at c'lerdr and
attorney Ire 0. Gregory. who. des~
plus the loot that line has his law. 05-
ilcc in Norwalk. is a resident of this
end or they-town. He is a Democrat
together very frequently of late.
Attorney Joseph J. Idox-weilsr is the
a residence and office in South Norm
date Mr. Wweller trom‘ the field
olmouulhliitles dor either of the yo.-
csnt nutritious. 019 coin-so there is
the possibility of the dinercoce' being
patched. up, but present indications
ty.
Cannes. Gregory and Grille seem to
be the favorites in the me for the
political plums 9t this oldie. Whether
some dark one will loom up before
Less“i isttib. tee.“
museum-12c.
Lamb chops. 18c.
Mt our 1092ch ‘
Pot moist. no bone. 18c.
Shoulder stuck 16c.
dimers illicit. 18c.
Baud liver, lilo. . .
N9ture vent to roast lilo-20c.
smoii smoked dbbuldur. 14c.
Diebmortopioc Ado-25¢.
Fresh "killed «broilers, rolstlilg ch .olr-
one and (owls. .; 3
Full line vegetables.
The Bears Must Ind Pravislloo Co.
urn: IIIlE slant 1,
this “All“ culls
Annie. two your old daughter or Mr
and Mrs Edson Burris, of South
Moiu street, was quite badly injured
' xi
'..’
mint 9 dhsir 9nd dented her skull.
Dr. hairpin 31'. White 199 culled sud
attended the child
to cover the p s or injury. ,
Althousli unite psiotully injured the
little xiii is doing voiltt'oduy dud it is
expected no thriller pol deveiofl
NDIWALK
cur-Amos“. oi nowoytcri, was
new to the Norwich: nquuut m
tel-doy for medic-r trombone :3
Joseph Mullins. 'ci' Nmsl-k,m _
“milled to the Nomlk flosditsl yu-
sod he and Mr. Keogh are known to m
be very friendly snd‘vhove‘ been seen
, coils than he nude .9 an
"' her of tits Wsyu cud Musics c
yesterday afternoon When she fell
belonging the head 9
than!” for ointment on 9 broken
I‘ks ' ‘ ‘3 . 9 '
,: Mil
.5 15
exact words, 9 is the lounge
Concession Jerry; Donovan
Militant
House Ways and
asked all other members”
House, what committee said
he desired. His answer was
wanted none; but he said
what in the lsnsuszs xi on;
Distorted t'é Tariff m
-— Mr. Dopovsn,5_ d coil
‘9‘. place on the Ways 99d M0999.
utilise which ironies tho" I: 9 3 . 9
ore. me he lites th re.
doubtedly feels, be until
cured men; nun
district. 9
Not sitting Down cm
:i‘ltis membry is Mrticulsrly
because 9! $6199 that his m
r. Ebenezer J Hill, wuss. ‘
tee. 9nd, "during the Payne
Wilts ton-iii. took care a
dustriss or the distrlotvssvcn 3“ '
the district didn't remember
logt election.
Mr. Donovan however. 5
structr Boot smut;
9rd“. May 24, 1213. at 2 o
, 9 mt lush and dry. on
‘ trolley. ten minutes’
Norwalk Chronicler