Men of character are» i it
‘ Q. ‘ A l ‘ o 't I ~
‘H the conscience of the ::
it . ‘” -
it society to which they 3
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to , . t to
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Associated Pro-o Nowu‘ mmw pm.“ mm women It local-I was and our Own Opium.
"t.
MR. MMH IS
PASSES AWAY“
‘, UN lifltfillli
Four Times Councilman of the
, City of Norwalk and Twice
Sent to State Legislature
iiiitlliilll m Milli
BUSINESS lilllllllii
Member of Several Fraternal
organizations in The Norwalks
[are n
.
iienry Matheis, of 286 Main street,
four times councilman of the (‘ity of
Norwnllt, and twice representative in
the leuernl Assembly. died very end-
denly this morning at 4:th o'clock of
heart disease. Mr, hinthcis was ap—
parently in the. “best, of health yesten
tiny and was seen on the streets of
Norwnllt after fl o‘clock. at which
11
W w
Imam It the south NM foot-one- .
ll me can llama
ONE * KI [El
INBU l-SlllN
AlWESl IElD
Trolley and Train on SameTrack
Meet Head On. injuring
Eleven
HERS llRl
L
"L Illlllillll lilill Biilllsllllli
' wu nuu in trust
Assails Party leaders for Being
' Absent and is Called to do
der But Still Continues
nine 1
u w
I lllBllRN
Fire Escapes Are Theretor Most
Essential On All Public Build-
ings Housing Children
unut tutu
nutritional
WASHINGTON, o. c., Oct, 11.—~
Charging democratic leaders with be-
ing responsible for the prevailing ab-
senteeism in the house of represedta‘
ttves, which he declared averaged
about, 250 members, Representative
Donovan of Connecticut again yester-
day delivered an attack upon his col-
leagues, and was several times called
to account therefor. Hot as his re-
‘marits were, Mr. Donovan said the
ispeech he will print in the Congress-
Iionai Record, under leave he obtained
yesterday, would “grouse the animals.”
‘Fliilli INJlJRlll
Children Must Learn Obedience! Criticizes Leaders.
R. A. Blydenburgh, Middletown , .
‘ . _ , , ‘ ’lechnicuiiy discnnsmg u rule for
Editor, Meets "mum Death m Fire Drills .con.~ldcrntion ot' the deficiency appro-
ipriation bill, llonovnn criticized his
The twofold aim of a booklet cu-iparty lenders. lie was called to order
titled “Fire Protection in l’ubliclby Speaker t‘lurk oil a point made by
Schools,“ issued by the division or cd-iiicprescntntivo Bartlett of Georgia,
ucatlon of the. Russell Sage i~'ouuda~;but was permitted to continue at the
tion, is to bring before members of request of Representative Kinkcud or
some. stretch of truck in \Vestilcld on school boards first, the necessity t'or‘New Jct'seysnclosc friend of Repro-
' making schools fireproof, and, second. {setitntivc lit-lily. Representative Hoh~
the Berlin-Middletoun branch of the. . . .
, , the aim )1 wuvs oi doin' so. The 105‘ son of Alabama was the tar ct ’ r
New \orlr, New iiuvcn and llurttordi I e ‘ L 5 5 g to
'Three'
Stll is both" l.‘lll’lli rather nilro
Railroad, are doing well today. I ) H ‘H ‘ I" ‘
;1ilcttircs than by text,
lull in
_
MIDDIiETOWN, Oct. ll.—-With the
single exception of Otto St. Arnold,
ol' Meriden, all the persons hurt in
last night’s collision of a trolley car
with a. steam train running over the.
a “great navul
m
4*“...
some nonwm. CONN... SATURDAY, oc'ronen 11, 1913
by pinch of Donovan's criticism. lie chnr- ‘
wanna}: FORECAST.
Cloudy Tonight and Sunday.
Cl
EISHGUARD, Oct. 11.~—Flre in a
raging storm in mid-Atlantic on Thurs.
day, destroyed the liner Volturno on
her voyage from Rotterdam to New
York, and. according to wireless re-
ports, caused the death by burning
or drowning of at least 136, and possi-
bly 236, of her passengers and'crew.
while ten other liners called by wire
less to the resoue Were standing by
1 impotent to avert the tragedy owing to
fthe mountainous sees.
i Again the wireless played a leading
that s R sun in watt 8?
u A Hill SEAMER _
u tutu. WHERE or till we
(IAdvertisiug is , thé;
foundatioh'uponWbiclr ,
you must construct.
your business if zoo
would have it so ndf’
, and sale. 1
—,———————-—q
Ship, Alter Many Hours Fight in a Raging Gale Ott English
Coast, Had Finally to be Mentioned—Four Lite Boats;
Crowded to Capacity, Smashed Against Side .
of Big Boat “
iXPlllSlilN lflllillilll lNlRANlIE [ll FLAMES llllli
‘l'
lili:i.‘.“...ii‘:. 223.239.25.3331‘: ENGINE RllllM lNfl [30M BUNKERS 0F Ill-Mill] BRAH"
spondcd to the call, the lives of 521 of
Ethose on board the Volturno were
saved.
The Volturno was owned by the
Canadian Northern Steamship Com-
pany, but had been chartered to the
Uranium Line. Officials of the latter.
company declared this morning that
‘those on board comprised twenty-four
cabin and 540 steernze pnssenzcrs..
with a crew of 93, making a total of
6:37. The. wireless dispatch received
Lino steamer Volturno, with several
hundred passengers aboard. from Rot-
terdam for New York, was abandoned
nfire at sea.
Ten steamers responded to the
wireless calls for help and fought for
Crew Continued to Fight Flames, While Passengers Huddled in
Crowds on the After Part of the Vessel
was rolling heavily while her propell-
ers were fouled with bout tackel used;
in lowering her six life-boats.
Four Lifeboats Smashed.
it was learned by the captain of the
(‘armania that two only out of the
patients at the bilddlescx Hospital arex
time he was conversing with
friends on matters concerning
new city, particularly
uncut of the. new chief ofOpolice,
which he took a decided interest, bc-‘
ins; a strong Lentherlaud man.
Early this morning he was Itakertt'
suddenly ill and died within a. few;
moments.
The news of Mr. Mntheis‘ suddenl
ills :
the
the appoint-
l
in } cry.
a village near here.‘
i S
iburts are of a minor character.
. in a critical condition. but two of them
showed surprising streifgth this morn-
ilug, which lends hope for their recovw
They are John GpEtley, of Mount
:Vernon, N. Y., a traveling salesman.l
. and Miss Frances Florian, of Rockfali,‘
Nine “other per-
ons are still at the hospital, but their
[ The. booklet points out. that it is ot’
lprimnry importance that schoolhousus
'should not be constructed on the same
general principles as stoves While
(Continued on Tenth Page.)
MINISTERS IN CONFERENCE.
iut‘ierized lion-ton as
constructor," who
was absent since
May 7. Yet liobson “thinks. himself
'fit to be president of the. United
States," said llouovau, who remarked
upon ihc fact that the sergeant at
I Sarcasm for “Jerry."
l Mr, Kinkcnd replied to Donovan's
first speech, snrcasticnlly referring to
DonOVan as a (mat statesman for
arms bus orders to arrest nbsentecs.‘
from the Germanic said that 521 had
been saved and 236 had lost their
lives. which makes a total of 757 or
just too more than the number given
by the company.
(Tllccklng‘lrom all available sources
would indicate that an error in the
I'wirciese transmission of the figures
had been made and that the lower to-
tal, 136, of those who lost, their lives
demise came as a shock to the whole
city, but particularly to the old city
of Norwalk. where he had been asso-
ciated with the activities of the life
since boyhood. The deceased was
of German extraction and was one of
those harddhemded business men who
could be depended upon to have an
opinion of matters of public import
and was ever ready to tight and fight.
hard for what he thought to it. right.
tile commenced his career as a mere
boy when he entered into the employ
of the old pottery. in Smith street.
‘When the trolley service was first
installed Mr. Mathels was one of the
pioneer trolleymen. Later he entered
inito the business life of the com-
hunity and for many years success-
fully operated a delicatessen store
in Main street. ills occentrlcitles, his
sterling choral-tor. his strength of
mind and his populurity attracted to
him not. it little attention throughout
(Continued on twelfth page.)
~Vl8lT THE NEW RESTAURANT
now 0])t'll at Central Motel. Manager
William tiarroll. former head chef of
the Clifford .lio’iel.
CLASS lNlTlATlON FOR RED MEN.
The rcltulnr tum-tint: of t‘ocitcnoc
'i‘rlhe, No, 32, l, it. it, Ill.. wnu hold
luut, cvcninu. Armani-moms for the
bit; clusn initiation to be held in No\‘-'
ember were umtio, and it was
pounced tlutt the new winwuui Would
be. randy for occupation tluriul: lltc
latter port of November.
tin thc lilltlt iuul., u dclcuutlou of the '
tribe, will journey to llridacporl. WlWI‘i‘ 3
they will be the nitrate Ul‘ Kllllf‘lit‘tlllil-
tunuu 'l‘rlbc at its tmlitltil l‘ulr, 'i‘lw dul-
wtntlotl plnllu to ltiitc tllc dill) o‘clock
trolley from Norwuilt,
UMPIRE GIVES BATlSFACTiON.
'l‘homuu i", Wuleh, the veteran butto-
tmli umpire, will Milt-tut.- nt, the t-itutu:
i‘ttl'tl‘l’tlrt t‘ltcrtcr game In Stamford.
tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Walsh lute
given the greatest, satisfaction of tiny ‘
oi‘ thr- tnuny oi’iiclule the tenth has hud
this your.
t
PERRlStAWLOR.
Announcement has been mode of
the marriage of lunbei Taylor, dough-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Ferris, to
"l‘hontns Lewlor, on October 9.
r-m'i‘but full suit, or overcoat can he
eclectic-d from Smith, iray it: t‘o.'s
flue tailoring line next Monday and
'1'ueaday-lhe days their representa»
tive will be in Norwalk at Price‘s
(‘lothing Store.
.uu....
illl' .
Coroner Stephen .B. Dot-’18. will begin .Ctergy of New York M. :2 District to
tibia inquest into the accident at once.‘ Meet In Stamford Next Mgnday.
i~llledical Examiner J. Francis Calef‘ Monday. at 9:30 a. in, the annual
2 has already viewed the body of Ralphl meeting or the \‘ew York District um-
. . - r ‘ it u tl e'ti .' '
:A' lilydenhurgh. city editor ot’. the Pearl isters‘ Association of the New York-b;e :3; £131,133; ‘ enhdistrict was to
by Press. who was instantly killed. and; East Conference, will be held settle, mm Donomn‘ got mm mm and
his re tort will be the basis of the in-. ‘ , ' g g . ~ _l
. 1 “Mt \lcthodist plsoopal “hm-Ch renewed the light. lie said blassacbu-‘
truest. -' - I . - -. ~|
: 1 Rt“ "" H' Goodcpough, D 1" [bx Dis setts is in the mine criterion as. Mls-I
.Souri, except that there was a mem'
.111 the disaster, is correct.
whose presence in the house the dental Abandoned at S”.
‘Oi'l‘nlfi as well as republicans should', Wireless messages from the steam.
be thankful and upon whose election or (lat-manic. report that the Uranium
:srttrnists Ill
Ill ROSA MURDER
, The “St 0f anUI‘Gd besides those 11“, trict Superintendent, will preside. The
‘rcndy mentioned are. Epllmlm.Hlllf‘B.i program will continue during Ehedmr or ”m here (mm the mm” 5mm 1‘ The state closed its case in the trial
,condttctor, and Benjamin Lord, 1110‘.niorning, afternoon and evenlng. '1 hei‘tlembers of ”05 (M v ti 1 d "of Giovanni Diltosa charged with
.torman of the trolley car; Harry Guer-iprogram now planned in: clared l v u; C: degtilons, )8 ,9 ‘murdor in the second degree, yester.
in, New Haven. brokeno “039 “Hit 9:30 a. m.-Devotlons, ilcv. llcnryfi1 , l ' m e e M 9 he" peope‘da afternoon and when ‘Jndne lleed
‘many cutsaand bruises; Michael (Rd ’5' ”in“ consistently and frequently y
ll). Trinkaus M. E. Church New Cu" . -~
» . ’ ‘ ‘ b. t ," , llud ,l adjourned court until lueeday Jacinto
nin, Portland. bruises Mid SM“) naen. Opening address, “Methodism's u “m “P a m to the currency : Rose the first witness for the lifeline.
wounds; .
. . .bill‘as h vi been e i -
Mk“ Anna Dutting. Middlfi-l‘mem 0"”th Rev. A' H' GOOd'lmcmber: girlie ltei‘l‘fextfgt‘lv? “SW “‘3 uuorgoiun cross examination by
town, wounds on body; 0113er All" enough, Dietridt Superintendent. ' ’ ' ‘ "u Attorney Judson.
Ad“ .
. er . ,
.t‘cns. Long 'liill, cuts and bruises; ‘Ad-f dress, “The place of Preaching midi wood and other loutltrs were on the Rosa stated y ‘te av that he had
seen Diitosu stab Venuucchlo and
um Drawer, Went Bromweli. “Wise"?Evangelism," ilev. Robert Bugnellflmrm conference committee and still,
claimed that it was an accidental blow
and suffering from shock; Jarlus Chmwcorresponding secretary, New l’ork'mhem “lid "actually taken to the tall
“"5 Middletown, badly 0‘“ and iniur-i East Conference Commission on Evan-,“mhom‘
”d about ”‘9 “Wk? Mrs. 'llobert M3‘1geltstn. Discussion. Business items. Mann ObjeCts 1° “Fraud,"
' ””5“" Middletown, fractured 1‘73 a“‘I‘Cotnmlttee on nominations. Commit-‘ Representative biann.‘ the repair
scalp wound. She remains at the hoefi, toe on “"3" 193d”. "Hide 8 WIN of order
pitnl. Her sister is Mine Duttlng, one Luncheon. limit Donovan could not charge u lol-
‘nwny after Maturazzo. front the men
who held him.
resolutions. in his evidence before the coroner.
complimentary
. i . w . Attorne Judson brought out the fact,
tor the other patients. i 3:3,, ll m.—~Devotious, Rev. William‘mw member with hand. which point, I ' .. l dii t
l , , I l , . was greeted with unplfilhy" pnrticu- that the witness had stated to i no
i 11‘9” were ““3"“ ”“3““er 0“ ll. Wood, liidgotleld. Business items. i l v i 0 " . ’ see the stabbing. Questioned turthcr
', the steam train who had tritiiug bruise Election of officers. Address, "The “1‘ Y antom, “WIDTH“- ! Meier. ‘ 4 ‘
Representative lurrott of Texas, in 1‘9 said M "“d “M“ chumtcd
the chair, third that since Donovan
on from being shook up after the,
crush.
i‘ustor Evangelist," Rev. 1“. Watson
'iiuunan. professor New ’i‘estsmont Eng . , ' ‘ .. J 1
i m“ “"‘"“‘ elitists, Drew Theological St‘llllilili‘lv',i“nfl ”mm” l” “ '_‘"“"p"”“r 'l'l’p'“
”THE LENOX M'LL'NMY' andison. N. .l. Address."‘Mcthodlsm's’wmnh "WW ubscnlocs MU] fraud.
I You w“! and ”namingnew in u‘gipfin m UH.) Hedfiflllllltlll ()f JHIMH.".hH Willi lltll tilli (if order. “(lilUVilil
‘llnc of mliltnery al.‘ the Loom: Nil-E "my Edwin ’i‘. inglehnrt. Tokyo. Jap‘d‘ttlllilillfld, any-int: that. lilollfiinl should
liucry, ‘39 80- Mull! 9L. 30. NDI'WMk.'titi. Address, “Training for Sunday mm: "9"“ “‘W' “h""fucl‘ ‘gm‘t
A. Altonbrundt, Muir. School and Church imndt-rship.” Frank "H.“ WW" absent, ”OWN“ dctlurcd,
stabbing aflrny.
wNOTlCE.
To accommodate its customers. and
this public in parietal.
tionul think will be open Monday. Oc-
GRAYwGOULD.
. it w u“ t wonder it new moot tobnr 13, from 9 to it u, m.
~—m—~--~--~-~w— ,tt Brown. superintemlcut ol ilrmm- “ u» i , f ‘I . ‘ '9”; WI! Pill?!) “mm-m ,1 (lump,
‘ PROF. oleeou'e secouo RE- innit Avenue Sunday school, llrook-Xwvm.m$‘m': “" in") m“; g 1......L...... Ml”; '
CITAL. ilyn. Discussion. Supper. ? "3 ° ' a " l
l
Representative (:ouldou, whom llorb
7:30 I). my slung survicc. l’rnyor,‘
M
Wm
ovnu attacked Httlill' aye out). uulscti
.
i
i Program '
' " .. ‘., tilt; .’ St‘.‘ titrl.
r Second 0' Fall Series to‘gfi‘ “ml”? (tit: mil“. 11:"er in: hit for live more minutes for the (‘untulr- Local Couple Keep Marriage Secret s
be G" en MOWdEYI oc‘Ober 13‘ l‘f‘nlon' (it I” ' ‘ ‘_‘ . ‘ I'lll'lit muyan-r. ‘llll “uprummKMh-p Week. "ll/Inc 906" Bothrothed
: Vernon. ticking cxcrctsrn, Rev. A, it
Following is the priurnni of sir. '~iim~tiwiek of ttcoraiu, democrat. paid on October 4.
..........- .4. ”am
Tue the former was attempting to gotl
the ill)" Na,-
hours during a raging gale to save the
passengers and crew of the burning
lsteamer, which eventually was chair
doncd. Occupants of six life-boats
were thrown into the sea when the
boats were snmshed against the steam.
er's side anti probably drowned, One
report by way of Livedpool is that 236
or. the passengers and crew of the'Voi-
turno are missing.
When the Germanic. reached the
vicinity of the \‘olturno at noon. she
found the forward end of the vessel
burning fiercely. The flaming ship
—~—
BllRlillt Gillll IS
lililllilillllllllllll]
Resolution Passed Dis’approving
of His Rumored Appointment
As Chief of Police of
City of Norwalk
——-——-—-
l The Burneli Club held a special
:moetina lust eventniz. in the (‘ity ilull.
. North Main street, and passed a reso‘
lution expressing its objections to
the appointment of Thomas Leather-
?lan as chief of police of the new (‘ity
got Norwnik. About two hundred vot-
ers Wore assembled, and Vice-pretti-
dent William ll. Snimn. of the club,
his "‘md “5 ‘0 Wm“ (“d mm)“ m m“ presided. Mr. Sulffcn made a few ro-et
marks on the success of the party in
the recent campaign, and made a plea
for harmony uud solwr thought in
;(‘()lillldi'tl‘lilg the appointment of chiefs
of the police and ilro departments,
! (‘in Treasurer Wilfred flodwcll was
!the next upcnker and he also wanted
tlo Hm: harmony prcvnll. and any no
ltlnn taken at the meeting, he hoped.
‘ would luv for the bout Interests of the
'city. ill the spine time he believed
,thnt lltl' iiurtwll Hub and the l’ouplt'u'
‘l'urly should limit out for those who
had proved two to the cause. null help
. . . . _ (loodcnouub. i‘). ll.
tillmoun ectond lt‘tliill‘tli thc‘ lull st taf “W. W. 'i‘. lluncull will not no score-
Icu to occur at tho l-irsl totigrcau-
law of the uwctlure.
tlonni (lliurcb, Not-walk, on Monday! ' 5
absent and uuubh- to dol’r-nti them
iuulvuu were to be utlucltctl. l-‘tuulii‘
ill‘tcrnoon the Hill iuul. ul :lzfill: Miss" SALMON NOW COUNTY TREAS- iiinrtlwlrk withdrew his objection, but,
il'illici L. itockcr violinist will uuuiut:E URER. ;ltcpruuculutirc illt‘vudpmtr 0" Penn:
"Ot‘ltuu ------ Toronto in it). Up. lrlil l The county wmmigfip-,mlrg imvu maksylvunlu, another tlcmnl‘rul, rt‘tlowmi
“m""r N, llurtloltl pointed Frederick M. nultuou. of Wont-4t»: WHOM" WW” i” “”l‘llllWWT "ll“
WWW” llymn in ‘1‘" 01’. 2-17. “CW port. county tz'cueurcr. his duties cottwlhbllliiifl MM. "W” ”Will not it Mill"
~ --------- ' Homer 5" “MUM“ ineuciou October l. The appointment'noun.” Iltlcntlcricr replied that he
ti'rt-ltttlw»()tltt) Viacoute, mandated of Mr. 3mm,” will come up n. surprise was tired of iloutwuu continually uta
Frederick 0mm (”‘l‘w‘muo his many friends in town who did'lmtklnfl the dvmllcwl‘i‘ 9W1
"WHHW‘SGN‘MM ”~ “- 6' mm‘Winot know that anything like this was
cm -w.-...a....w ...... a».
I .
ammo”... we.
Minuet in G 1.. Von llmothtwenv““Mu to occur. He succeeds Edwin ”ANNUAL MES-TWO HOfiPlTAL
‘t’lrganwl’rciutio and Fugue. in (l .. ABBOCIATlON.
., O. Keeler, of Norwalk.
3 S, llnchi Mr. Salmon is active in iluiitlrtl and
"Mi-””010” OP-flgl “0' 9 has held several oliicen of State ap-
Max “MW pointtnent. At present be to score-
TOVQM“ 1" A Minor, 09- R0. N“ 1 tury of the state prison board.
MM "all", This is the first time the office of
Violin—wilomnnoo ”0m 2d't‘oncerto,’ county treasurer over come to West.
Op, 22 if. Wienluweki port
()rgnnmnilegro Vivace, from nth Or- W...
gun Symphony (i, M.«Widor “The East Norwalu Imprtwement.
No charge in mode ’i’or admission , Association gives an auto ride from 2
and all will be welcome. but contrfbu.‘ to 3 hours. Sel,.. Oct. 18th. Tickets
lions may he made at the door, $1.50. (Juli 1027.
liosptlul Association will he held at
the Norvmtlt Club, Tuesday, October
14th. will, at it p. m.
CHRSTIAN BWARTZ.
President,
........... at:
china
«Smith. (trey it Co, representative
Will bill at Price‘s Clothing More next,
Monday and Tuesday showing their
remarkably noelioe’of tailoring goods
and telling custom orders for some.
he would objccl If members Who Wort‘ I
The annual "It‘i’illlk or the Norwellt‘
was successfully concealed from their1 vim-Hun llu- ticket.ultuonttrom top to
friends and relatives uulll lunt “imit,llmltotti. lie introduced the following
when (loui‘itt’t (tray, of Elizabeth Mulch! resolution, which was ununlmmtuly
informed his parents that on hint tint-l adopted:
,nrtiuy he and Miss l-iupouiu lloiild, til-tumour):
itimtfllillli’t‘lfo‘Jtild Mrs, t)llvurilould., 'i‘hnt, wilt-rolls it is rumored that.
(of Main street. Norwulk. pltuhted their, 'l‘homuu lieuthoriumi may be appoint-
itrolit in ilrldaoport. at an «Epiltctuutlicd i'hlcf of l’olit'c by the Common
parsonage. They were accompanied (iotmcll, and believing that. been an
by Mr. and hire. St. John. appointment would be contrary to the
l Mrs. may. the lads mother, stated, sentiment of the people or the City or
,thlo morning that (lcorge is still tepid-3 Nnrwulk, and will be detrimental to
7m with his family, while hire. tirny.i the, welfare of this club, and tho Petr
her son's wife, is with her purotils,,pics' i‘nrty, we do hereby protest
also. She said that no plans ltnvebconlneulimt the appointment of said
made for the future, but allowed that ‘l‘hmuuu heather-land as Chief of P0—
itho young couple will shortly estutp'lleo. and the Secretary of this melee
halt a home or their own. the is hereby instructed to forward it
Both are popular young petiole ati‘dicopy of this resolution to the Mayor
,hsve the best wishes of their it‘leflddélmd to each of the Councilmen elected
for a happy and prosperous future. on the i’eople'e Ticket.
liLLlNEflY-«gDRESBMAKlNG.
timeouts stiyles. Mrs. 11. Holmes,
3 Monroe street. -1
~Where to dine when in town. llo
tel Victoria. All kinds sea food in
{season Steaks and chops. Tel. 1543.
six litebonts had succeeded in getting
safely away from thé Volturno. The
other four, crowded from Sten? to
stern with passengers and members
of the crew, had been smashed against
the side of the vessel and all occu-
punts thrown into the sea and drown.
ed.
In spite of the terrific gale raging,
when she arrived near the Volturno.
the captain of the Cat-mania had one
or his life-boats lowered to help in tha
b...-
tContinued On Fifth Page.)
tum stern? ,.. ,
minim. connotes
MEMCO CITY, Oct. 11.4-Both.
branches of the Mexican National Con.
gross were formally declared suepend~
ed at a late. hour last night by Pro-
visional President Huerta. The nectar.
nticn was matte utter 110 members at
the Chambers of Deputies had been ar~
rested and lodged in the penitentiary
for signing resolutions of warning ta
Gen, Victorinno Huerta because of the
disappearance of the Senator for Chit»
pas, Dr. liclisaro Dominguez,
A proclamatitln was issued just be-
,fore midnight calling for new elections
of Senators and Deputies on Oct. 26.
which date is coincident with the proao
idenlini election,
"THE MOST lMMORAL AGE."
The criticism mode by thoughtful.
students of our times, that this in tho
moat immoral ago is one nut. lightly
to be imaged by. When the titration!
players this last week announced that.
the New York stone was down on too
low it piano for them to produce their
work, something vital to the good
name or the AnmrIt-un people. was in;
"Volvvii. Are We bending downward in
our fiction, our drumu and out art?
Arc illt.‘ rcullulic plays Justified from
,uuy vlnudpnlut‘.’ Do the novels of to-
idny molly uplift in proportion as they
it‘lilllil to t-nilulitcn’.’ Those are fiiilnfi
Murrlcd u week in litttlrtii. the now those who have been innirunwutui in 3'” the """Hmml‘ “WNW" ‘“ the study
of “The lr'llllllt' llllll the iiooh," the sole
itwt which will he treated ut the. View
our ucrvlrc til the First (“.onttroitulionm
ul church at Holllh Norwnllt next, tinn-
dny afternoon at 1:30. The pastor will
be the speaker,
.fim. Hummewwmsww
ELECTRlCAL MEETING TONIGHT;
The Board or Electrical (himmlew
sinners pmtponed the bout meeting of
the old hourti from last night to to
nlubt. 'i‘hvu, it"), the new member, .
l'flll‘lfill i", ilrophy, will be present and
the new board will amputee,
»~A single cull for the doctor in
cusp of sudden illness for incident. ,
may tinsel the charge of telephone sore
vice for years.
litre. ilerbarn Kicks, of Ely avenue.
was opt-rated on at the Nowell: Hoots
pilot by Dr. Jean Inmmortter, yester-
day, assisted by Dr, ll. (1. Sharer and,
hr. ‘t'elter Hitchcock.
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