IflIIIIRI .
loiin O’Brien Caught Soon Alter
Rubbed Pay Station Ill
Atlantic Hotel
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INII IiiIdRIRER PIRRER
Prisoner Says His "mats in
. New Haven
BRIDGEPORT, October 18.~—4in the
capture late yesterday afternoon of
a young man giving the name of James
O‘Brien as he dashed from a pay sta-
tion telephone (booth in the Atlantic
hotel which had been broken open
and robbed, the police authorities be-
lieve they have captured the “tele-
IIIIIIIIIIIII . i
III II MIISIIIIIII .~
I Plans for Poultry Show at Matti
son Square Garden Promise
Great Exhibition
M
Twenty-five years of success will
be the record scored by America's
premier annual poultry .show con-
ducted by the New York Poultry and
Pigeon Association, "Ltd, when con-
sive, at Madison 'Square Garden.
This 1913 yearly show and mart for
poultry, pigeons, rive birds. pet stock
and cats will reveal many Innovations
besides the succession of Charles D.
Cleveland, of Sunnybroolt (Farm.
(Eatontown, N. Judo the dual post.
tion_ of secretary and superintendent.
long held by former Mayor Henry
V. Crawford, of Montclair, N. J.,'aud
whose high executive ability and
faithful devotion more than ’all else
according to "exhibitors, made the an.
11qu Madison :Square Garden Poultry,
Show America'sgreatest. The Asso
clution‘s other officers are .. T. A.
rl'luvemeyei', president, New York
city; James IForsyth, vice-president
‘QOIwego. N. Y.; and Captain Charles
'M. Grilling. treasurer, Shelter Island,
N. Y. it will be no innovation this
phone burglar" who has operated e'x-
tensively not only in No1ualk and
Bridgeport but in cities all over (the
state. 'With $14.10 in nickels, dimcs‘
and quarters and two sc1ew drivers
which are believed to have been used
to pry open the money boxes found
in his pocket the police caught the
young man in the act of escaping.
Caught by SW:
in his pockets were found rail-
road tickets to at least half a dozen
cities in Connecticut and he is ‘be
lieyed to. have been responsible for
telephone robberies in many cities.
When captured by Detective Geo.
F. Simone as he left the Atlantic
hotel and started down
street, .lhe young man appeared
(Continued on Eighth Page).
. .
AN ATTRACTIVE CATALOGUE.
Joseph Davis has just issued one of
the most attractive catalogues ever
issued by a retail merchant in Nor
walk. it has a very neat and attrac
tive gray cover, containing 16 pages,
devoted to illustrations and descrip-
tions of the various lines of merchan-I
dise carried. Since the parcel poathas:
been in use. Mr. Davis found that .11.
received a great many mull orders,
and for the greater convenience of his
Norwalk and out-of-town patrons, has
issued this very attractive catalogue.
it is also his intention of reaching out
for further mail order business. The
stocks carried are all oi! the very best
that the markets afford, and every
thing is guaranteed to give satlsincfi
tion. or money refunded. The cats
league is the work of local printers“
The llorda Pressmot‘which they may
well feel proud.
will be promptly mulled you.
WM- .w mu.
CELEBRATING SECOND ANNIVEFF
SARI E8.
Several wedding anniversaries are
being celebrated in The Norwulku to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walter Von
ity, of West Norwaik. were married
two years ago today in St. Mary's
(Thruch In Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Dyckmaii. or
South Norwalk, were united in mar-
riage two years ago today in St. Joe
mm ii Church, in South Norwulk
rinse.
employs of Taylor do (loldoti. .
'Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. decency
O
of Norwaik, were married two years
ago, in st. Joseph's Church, in South
Not‘Vfllk.
WHISTLMO CHAMI'ION HUMDIJISI
{.08 incubus, Cut, Out. lawman
«minus
chomvion of to. Pacino com, booted
"iiyclcuo'” 911ml, little holder of New
England, am last night. Burns was
'1’. Roller. heavyweight
downed in two scum folio. .
- . dood mean on? to be hid-«to
. . a”, “Vim” ~ ;
Ir.', {NV
Water I
if you have not re 1
delved one, by notifying Mr. Davis. one'
year that the applications to enter
‘birds i‘ox competition or exhibition
only will extensively exceed the pos-
sibilities of space in the Garden; for
Iseyernl years former Superintendent
(‘Iuwford sighed vainly for an annex
’to the building. The new manage--
I ment’s list of changes include§ a new
selection of judges in which dome of
Ithe old ones are included. one nov-
Selty will be an amply decordted in~
tcrlor with a specific and characteris-
tic color scheme; hereafter the
“chicken show" will have its Colors
'as well as the horse show antigenic-
mobile shows. The aquatic wild fovil
and rare terrestrial birds will be
gre'a'tly extended beyond any past
shows and will have a jungle scenario
with an artificial lake below tho
level of the Garden's floor.»
metal labels, probably bearing por-
Itruits in colors of the various birds
exhibited according to the accepted
practice iii zoological collections, pi'e-
‘sentlng the local common dailies as
well as sientili terms will increase
the interest in this feature and in
,Wst it with a real educations! value.
Education the Koynctd.
Education is to be the keynote of
the show’s new managi‘ment. in the
Garden’s Concert Hall before the
8rund~ entree of the cut contingent
Monday, December 29, there will be
111 course of educational lectures by
renowned expert authorities on scion,
title and practical poultry brooding
ooptlcon and perhaps with motion
pictures; during the last tluec days
of the show this poultry raising cob
logo will be transferred to the au-
summated December 26 to 81, inclu- I
Accurate .
and farming illustrated with the star-I
Mrs. Paukhurst, Just Landed on-
.on American Soil Today,
Taken in Ellis, Island
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May Give ‘Bond'and BefiAiIoweil
to Enter United States
a
NEW YORK, Oct. i8.—-—Mrs. Emine-
, 1.57, being made up entirely of sleep-
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Discovery 0 Resident May
Have invented Another
”' Stirioo'o Wreck
,. A broken rail, which might have
caused another se‘i‘ious railroad wreck,
Was discovered in Dorian Thursday
night, and i‘imme‘diately‘ brought out
the section boss Michael Thompon,
and a gang of men to the scene. One
fly‘er, the'flwI” from New York,_to
Boston. which passes » Stamford ‘ at
era, was flagged. and drivenslowly
oker the, break. .The rail was discov~
cred shortly after 1 a. m. by Alexan-
der "Sherwood, whose house, atdhe cor-
Vner ’of Grove and Brook streets, is
near the railroad tracks. Mrs. Alex“
under was awake at the time. and was
startled by a peculiarly sh‘arp rattling
noise when an express. probably the
"midnight express" from 'I'ew‘Work,
line Pankhurst, «English militant Suf-
fragette leader, arriving in the Port of‘;
New York, was denied admission to
inquiry could determine whether her
prison record in England was such
that she should be excluded from the
United States.
Mrs. Pankhurst was detained aboard
the liner Provence when it docked. A
special tug was commissioned to take
her to Ellis island, where she was
placed in the immigration station. I A
special board of inquiry, it was an
nounced, would convene speedily and
render a verdict some time today. it
possible.
TIIIII «board set itself to determine 1:
Mrs, Pankhurst's conviction in Engv
land'involved moral tuf‘pitude. If so.
one would come viiililii the class ex-
cluded b the immigration act. if not.
she will to free to enter the (ountry
To inspectom who questlo'ned hei.
aboard the Provence Mrs. Panlihurst
asserted that her conviction was for a
political offence and that it was gone).
ally understood that her sentence had
expired When she left England for
France, although she had not been so
notified formally.
For a quarter of an hour the mill-
tant'lsader was questioned by immio
gratiion inspectors in the white and
(Continued on Seventh Page)
IIoIIvIAtIi sun
a sonic ILIIIIT
Litterly carried from the police sta-
tion to a waiting automobile because
she was so week from discuss and
bad living. was what rate had in store
for Mamie King this mornlns. Those
who hmppened to witness the sig it
turned their faces away, not wishing
to look upon such a spectacle for the
woman we nothing but a shadow of
i
I
scmbly room.
show;
den are a constant gouge that reveal
and register the improvement
blood and form in poultry 'i‘hc
comln show will be an exposition oi
Icvory accessory of the poultry lndus- Iflcd of the case and mm decided to
III". iioiid her to the town farm where she
cruture: the importance of these auxv‘
try from Incubators to scientific
lilurlos may be Indicated by the coon.
porting onus: according to W it. I“.
Price, of illluolu. an authority,
would have brought $75,000,000.
I
or Alumni will be enabled
mind or millionaire _ W WWI? i- Rcr .oiIiet WI will;
tumult the minions «1“ka audio {Rheum oi Maine
1‘ i , . W I39 ’50" W'Y‘ " W
Iowans-II Woes-o . R»
The average of grades in classes ”I
poultry is slowly but annually rising:
This will be obvious in the 1913.l..c0nur(l mm“ In her mm” “mm”
the yearly shows at the) GWIscreaming and yelling and that sha’
tho
'vuluo of the total output of eggs (It
Mr and Mrs Frank '1‘ mundane. o! the lions ol' the (mum Stilton qu,
south Norwiilk, are today celebrating fur this year, be represented by 31, ~
the second anniversary 0! their marutoooymopuo, while the broken again
Mr. Brundago is the populdr
superintendent Cleveland has for
years participated as an exhibitor in
the show he is now to direct and
some oi his innovations are the ra-
uult at his exhibiting experience.
Viewing the show from both angles.
l'he‘ wilhundsrtoka‘to promote a ”get
together" sentiment and practice. we
that the lonely exhibitor irony, Iowa‘
in-
dome acquainted with his tenemen-
limiters. whether diam, him
a human being
Last night her mother complained
to the police that Mamie was In
could do nothing with bur. ’ Bonn
0‘ officer was sent over and brought her
back to the station. The new bomd
L0! charity commissioners were unit-
would receive proper treatment.
‘ The King woman was arrested about
petition to DWIWG and patent IIWItwo years ago for stealing. but the
bout device for packing and Will“ judge at Ihatiime suspended sentence
out of pity.
w
new
mes FARRELL SURPRISED.
Miss Ethel Farrell, of
ioyabie evening.
days.
Kit? 08" TH! Wt. , ,
combination been mode that boys
ride bicycles on: the Who
I out to investigate.
the country until a special board ofI
Iwus loose enough to have derailed a
llaviluud
street, was somewhat surprised last
evening wlion’a large number of her
friends gathered to wish her well on
her fifteenth birthday. Games. music
and rstrcchmeutsvwldiod away an am
At a late hour the
coasts departed The hasten "cello
ed best wishes foi: many more blvtiic
1?
went by. The sound was such a pa»
Iculiur one that Mr. Sherwood went
About half-way
between the bridge over lmfloy ave
one and the railroad depot, not far
from his house, he discovered a
break in the end of one of the rails.
The piece broken off, according to
him was about a foot in length and
train going at high speed Mr. Sher-
wood called out the section boss, who
Iimmediately sent. out flsgman. and
called a gang of men, who replaced
the rail, the work being completed at
about «i 11.n1.
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The .Annuai opening display of
Furs, Next Wednesday, at
Trisiram & Hyati’s
The calendar warns us that the win-
ter is near, crew” the thermometer
does not, and Tristram and Hy'att are
announcing their annual opening dis-
play of furs for next Wednesday, 0c-
THER FORECAST
WEA
Cloudy Tonight and Sunday; Ram.
Fiirmor Ambassador Henry Lane
Wilson Talks on Condition in
Mexican Government
RIIIIIR RIIEIIII ERR
I’RIIIERIIIIR illERIRiIIR
President Wilson Could Racon-
nizs Huerta iI lie Desired
.SPOKANE,.Wash., Oct.
government of Prevlsional President
Huerta, of Mexico, is just as legal 2195
the government of Roosevelt when he
succeeded to the presidency utter the
assassination of President Moliinley,‘
declared Henry Lune Wilson, former
night.
has been trying to do ever since,” Mr'
Wilson continued. “If President Wil-
'Gringo swept, As soon as ourso t-'
(liars nits lattice country, the 1119qu
Canal
pocketbooks." u
'
been killed in Mexico and not one mur
tuber 22nd. Following their custom.
'I‘i’isiram and Hyatt will shown new
stock of fur garments of the latest
models, and in addition a member of.
the firm of ilehrburger and Asher,
one of the largest manufacturing fur-
rlers in the coudtry, will show sam-
ples of their entire line. which are
display will include fur coats of Hud-
son seal, French seal,
(with combinations of beaver and
raccoon), sable, squirrel and marmot.
The sosrfs and muffs are in‘many
new models and include Hudson seal
(plain and with combinations of Fitch 1,
leopard civet cut,chincl1illu. squirrel
and skunk),
’Fitch.
olvet cat,
many other furs now in fashions fd
1
showing of fur trimmings. now in
great demand for genus and mints--
green, white. taupe. pink» and pru-I
nolle: ihlbet and mention in all the
standard and new shades; skunk
skunk oppossuin, ‘F‘ltcli. leopard canny,
(tiger coney. genet raccoon. Hudson
soul. civet cut, mole. mink tail and
many others
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Hotel Victoria. All sea food in sea
son. Steaks, chops. Tel. 1543.
I
FAIR dancer ugx'r mourn.
lumber was read.
- presented.
cinema-MI; .
~VIBIT‘ vii-m new aserhbnsm
- dog now do central hotel
the WW WE“ ,:
ready for immediate delivery. The --
natural pony '
black fox. pointed fox .‘
beaver. mink Po “'I
also, block lynx. natural raccoon audI
y .
The Norwnik litre DepartmenIEheld
a meeting last night and a partial re- inst
At the November
meeting the complete report will be
it is not known at the
present time Just how much was made
”dancer
olidf oi
Ideath of two Modems seems to have
ment more than the murder of
Americans."
Referring to the part ‘he took in
bringing about the making of Huerta
provisional president. Mr. Wilson said I no w ed b tie cor oration
that Huerta and Diaz fac‘tlons were in he p l S 0 u y l p
the capital ready to renew the hem
bardment, and that f‘whils i was no
so Instructed, I took immediate action
2 to prevent it. No act of mine render-
Amerl.
cans and torelgners in my entire cu-
ed such valuable sari ices to
I reer
I
, and yet the administration a
felon into the politics of the country.
..,._...___.....
cows PUT MEN iN COURT.
The wanderings of cows into
neighbor's pasture indirectly led
language upon John German Barryu
case was put over until Tuesday morn-
lug lit, ten o'clock
I German who swore out the
rant for Barry 11 arrest, claims that h
,culled on Barry and requested him t
keep his cows from entering
German declares, struck him in th
it! Blake served the warrant.
W ,p—um
MR. sipsowe WEDNESDAY NIGHT Haven road, visited Norwalk yester dodger and was not. 39,10“eg m.
day. The purpose of their visit was lured. They were married on 3“]
For Wednesday evening, the 22ndIto look over the grade crossing near 13 1902. The divorce was grandad 0%
at the First Congregational‘ st. Mary's cemetery. it was expected the ground of cruelty.
port of the fair which was held in Sen» Church. Norwalk Mr. Gibson's an- that there would be a hearing but none
uounoemen‘t is more like a concert was held. '
than a simple recital; for he Will he
Mutated, not only by Miss Ethel L.
Becker violinist but by Mrs. Gibson.
'1 cmitrsito. and Walloon" Elicodoid bar-
' hone. in yrodpzhoi songs and ducts.
CONCERT.
A11 «pooled ‘
be two so
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18.——“Thel
“President Wilson could recognizoi
Hueita and still save his face, as In;
son does not get behind the Huerta
government, chaos is going to come.I
and we will have to go down and take!
care of the country We would haw
to supervise Q95 election imd then the
new president?“ would be labelled the,
cans would get oIIt their habitats and
weysliould have to go back again. ThatI
would mean controlling the countryi
and all thejcountries to the Panama
The intervention would be all
ushlngton called my sit on intru-
to
A new departure this year is tie the appearance before Judge Keosh
in the town court this morning of
James A Barry of Rocks Road, to an
on which include bore, in tints 0‘ ’swcr the charge of assault and abusive
won I
his,
I (Gorman' a) pasture Barry in return,.
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“Selectman Say Berlin Concern
Will do Work—No Trolley
Arrangement
The selectmen are to carry out the
vote of the town and have the State
street draw repaired, at an approxi-
mate coat of H.600, whichwas' the
bid of the Berlin lron Bridge 00., after
making an examination of the struc-
ture..
, Already the timbers to be uSed in
the work have arrived and are on the
bridge smelling the action of the
bridge workers. Selectman Austin
Wakeman states that as yet the Con-
necticut Co. have not come forward
with any proposition.
The hri'dge‘when repaired by the
Bridge 00,, will not be warranted for
trolley traffic and the selectmen will
01'
I
”1‘ is undeistood the trolley com-
Ipany are adverse to repairing the old;
;bridge as they want a new one claim
i111.r it will he the cheapest in the end.
The town claims the present, strum
Ituie when repaired will be
lax ge pioportion.
Isldered the extreme
raliic.
present condition, has not
trolley company,
siderable modes.
Roth have lost con-
I
IIIITE \VAII SEEMS
a
establish a cheaper rate for the Eas
derer had been "“3th and yet “the Side. The attempt may result in a
rate war between the companies, and
"mm”! the United States (layers; as the commissioner stated this morn-
ing. unless something strategic can b
accomplished the wealthy corporation
must succeed.
proclaiming the establishment of
new flat rate for electric lighting scr-
t vice.
One statement on the card I
trictty for three and one-third cent
per day. Why pay more? The flat‘ral
does it." Another is: “No meter. IN
mutterxhow much you burn them ill
.. bill is always the some.
additional lights at slightly increase
. prices."
I The commissioner stated manner
is a possibility that the district wt
be forced to lower its prices 11 llttlet
compete with the corporation an
t
tiiblish a municipal lighting plant i
the near future is the opinion of those
I on the inside.
W
LIIIIKEII IIIVEII (IIIAIIE
on
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8‘ I
I
bury, and Theodore B. Ford, of Bridg
port, and representatives of the No
I
. FOUR POLICE ON JOB.
Chief William it.
.-
mm “ as dill
’ “I f' 1
W ~ £1 Miller
‘5‘:
not give their consent to cars passing
safe
United States Ambassador to Zilcxico,I enough or all traffic entaide of the
in an address on the Mexican sltuationI irolle‘i and that if they want to im IThree extra police officers werew
at a banquet tendered him hcie las“proxe tile biidgc they should PM a signed to duty today to protect it:
The attitude of the trolley company I
cannot be undeistood “lien it is con- .
inconvenience
they are put in passenger and freight
The leaving of the bridge in its
been a
wise move by either the town or the
T0 BE IMMIIIEIIT
i What is regarded by at least we
“BI“ it W" “and there “I the “I“: member of the East Norwalk District,
but It would be bad for 0‘" morals an Commissioners as an attempt to wrest
i Mr! customers from the East Norwalk eloc
Disbussing ““3 Madero reg inc. itrlc station, is the effort of the United,
Wilson said that 84 mmericans had E,lectl‘ic Light and Water Company to
Cards have been placed on many of
“Your home can be lighted with elec-
Larger or
some interesting times are anticipated.
“ it may force the Third district to es-
IIIIIISSIIIB HEIIE
The members of the Public Utilitiesi
eye and called him vile names Shes Commission, John H. Hale. oi Glastonw when he married a second time. M“
Pennington. Coo. Cryno. each about eleven you
till J commotion. Sergeant Frank faced Judge Keogh this morning
and I Ollicer John iii. boys had been arrested a lit
were ores: than two months ago for
RIM PRX ,
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Police Protection oi Quaranilnod'
Area is Increased
Today
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Physicians Are Vaccinatihg Ii.”
aMinuie
DANIELSON, Oct. III—"No noun
Imost of the people in Danielson hail
been exposed to smallpox infoctlhon,‘q
said Dr. George M. Burrdughshofth
Board olf‘Burgcsses today, in diseases
ing the_smallpox situation heretod
He thought that the danger of fun to
spread of the infection had depa.
I
,quarantlne which has been establish
ed and which is rapidly being exte
ed. The difficulty in maintaining an
untine is that families are concealin
the cases of sickness. A house in
: house canvass is being made and with
in forty eight hours the health'autiio,
itles ought to have a record of ‘
case It is not yet Certain theta
the 75 or 80 cases passed upon ' ‘
day by the county health
‘I’actuall'y seminar. “out the
Ition is that they are, although
Iare extremely light. The west side
which the mill people live is 1111110
free from the infection, but this is
plained to some extent by statem
that five weeks ago that section .
full of cases. An infection thong ‘ ”
be chicken pox has been prevalent
summer Pezsons afflicted were he
at home about five days and then
resumed intercourse and went all
their usual duties. The warm .weath
er had'a tendency to’ make .the‘cao
light in character
No new cases of smallpox weroI
found today The rush of persons t i
be vaccinated is strong and one physl~
I clan was (.a1ing for persons at the ratio.
of one a minute. About 75 per cent.
of the school children have been vacci-‘
nuind. Schols will not be closed. Who:
' nnted. Schools will not be closed. Tno‘
would be gained by closing them, an:
all children have been exposed to the
infection. and as all will have been
vaccinated by tomorrow no more (land
gcr threatens now than in the ,
month. The school books will be
migatcd and the buildings as well. 3
every precaution taken to protect. t‘
children.
o| "‘”'
n-TWO LOCAL couptss .
0?; GRANTED DIVOROECI
(1‘ Among others two local couple!
were granted separations by Jam
William 1.. Bonnet yesterday. .
Mrs. Jennie Price had trouble with.
her husband, James Henry. Price,
.to whom she was married in Englan
Ion 'Sept. 25, 1886, because she refit
fed to let her daughter marry a "man. .
who was no good.” 'Tho husband loll}. _.
after that and has not lived with h ‘ ,
I.since The divorce was groom o
‘ Mrs. Price lives in Norwalll. "
William L. Bleacer caught a tarts
t
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no...
ll
9' Edna Vera Blascer used to throw
‘7’ crockery at him, but no was a good
cove accuses room vs III a
. paosmou‘. ;
Dominic Christiano and nouns
in money from a bakery I’m mid
Wilson (1 hon-tux, were Wow (or
so!» and timing court. ”WW
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