Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 7, 1913 · page 1

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Y' ' " ltou'ffilfl‘ll
lnlormai Speeches all Take Form
01 Appeals for Progress and
Development for Entire
City of Norwalk

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lCll Al MAHACKEMC

 

A Good Dinner and Much Fun at
Memorable Gathering

 

That the control of the city's enter~
price and destiny l‘OllOSOS. not 1:1 the
('ity oiliciuls recently elected, but 111
the people at large, the people who
elected those officials and those who
formed the ideals of the platform on
which they stood before election. was
the idea conveyed to those 13111111111111
at the large jollilication dinner, last

‘ do.

ANCCN EASY.
. llllil WCMAN

Lawyer _ Howarth, Accused of
Putnamlncendiaries‘. Willing to
"Do Anything’j tor Money,
Save His Widow Donlidant

 

 

Wil.l.i1l\lA'N'l‘lC, Nov. 7.-Mra. Zola
Bennett, of Dnnielson, employed as a.
detective by the prosecutionto secure
evidence in its case against Attorney
Frank Id. Howarth, oi Putnam, for ur-
eon, continued in the 1Superior court.
ycaterday, to tell of interviews which
she said she had with him at different
times, and during which, according to
her testimony, he admitted a guilty
knowledge of several fires. Her teati-
mony was along the lines of that which
she was giving yesterday afternoon,
when adjournment was taken. Today
she testified that; lio'wurth had told
her that he. would do anything for
money, but. would not do anything 1111-
dcrhandod which would lulld him be
hind prison burn for six or seven yourn.

1711111111: one of the fourteen inter-
views which she had with 111111, Mrs.
Bennett testified, she had told him that
11hr; had :1 piece 01' property in Colorw
Adjoining here, was 11. tract on
which was 11 mine. Up against her
line won the shaft house had Silt: wisn-
ctl this removed. After further dis-
cussion during which llownrth said he

 

evening, ill the Hotel ‘Mahackeluo,
by 'Rev Fledorick A. Coleman,

tor of Trinity Episc'opal Church a \Or‘i burned do“ 1‘
That the oili-.

11 alk man thoroughly.
clots elected have 11p to the present.

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(Contlnued on Ninth Page)

 

 

Lou‘s 121111111, 160.
llib chops, 18c.
Loin chops, 220.
Stow lamb. itlc.
Hamburg steak, llic.
l'ot roast, 110 bone,
1th Roast, 1611.220.
Small smoked shoulder. 12 1-21:
liner liver. 12c.
Homemade sausage, 181:.
Native fowl. 22c.
Roasting chickens, 21in.
lirollers, 271C.
Turkeys.
Swot-i Apotuioos. 300, pk.
Florida oranges, grnpos,
turn and grape fruit.
’l‘bosl‘ioors Meat and Provision ("0.

lilo.

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nencren LDVEl‘i ,1
sues 11 111111

 

 

NEW HAVEN, Nov,
hor Wily to work ll".~1 morning Allan
.Ytlrvl‘plllllp Maxwell, 4151.11 ill, Willi Ht“,
voroiy stabbed in tho 11111'A‘hy Edward 1
Lilo] lauro. whoac 1111111111. it is nllngnl.
WM [twillpitul by 11111' 1'1.-l11..'1l to mur',lv
him

ill! lAllii't) \vnu arm-1111111, and later an
ruighod in tho oily court on 11 ohurlzu‘
of 111111111111 with intent to bill. 11.. win-1'

?.-—Wl1il.1 1111 1

hold without illllllil-i poudinr, tho out»;
11111111 111‘ lllt' girl'n i11,iua'11-.1. .11 1le

honpilnl to which who with inimn, it,
111111 Muted that whllo lilo would 111111
:1 «loop 111111, it With not norowuurliy
l'ai;ll 11ml llt'l' rcoovory 1.. 11111111111111.

o”...- «.1...~M 111...... on...

--THE LENOX MILLINERY.
’i‘lll1 popular prim ,millluory allop.
211 South Main St, South Norwaik.

11111111 11111111 A8 _.
mo DVEiiTlllllis

AIDS A'NUN'N v‘lll‘S. CDY., NUV. 71"“A,
noven pnennngor automobile packed"
with man and women run into 11111111111-
or machine early today 11nd overturn,
ad, crushing four or ltu occupants to
death and injuring tho othern.

The dead are: Plrvin Chapman, owtn
or and driver at the our; M11111 Vride
idlmoro. W. R.1Eln:1ders and llnrry 11.
Curtis.

'1 ho occupants of the smaller car 911-
cuped aerious injury.

 

 

 

 

 

~1.000 people wanted to attend
llroytuso' Coite' dotted. moodnor’e
111111. Friday, Nov. 7.

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was willing to remove it [01' her, 11118

My, instilled, who told him she’ wanted it

Howalth, according to

the witness, declared that it was easy ‘

to burn a building, because while the
authorities might suspect it had been
fired, they could not prove it. 'lla cit-
ed the Putnam tired. Those he said
had been set, but it could not be prov-

. Allowarth, the witness declared, told
her ho. wan out for the money. No rich
man, he told her at another time, had
become wealthy honestly. The only
thing was not to get caught. lie was
in law simply because he thought he
could make money at it. lie also told
her of automobile rides ho had taken
into the country with young women at
various times, she said. Counsel by
agreement, permitting her to testify to
this, but did not allow her to mention
tho. 11111111115 of the young woolen. whicn,

who said, the nocneod had told her of. i

Among other things which he had

CAMPAIGN CR

Senator Walsh Receiving litany
tellers Favoring Him tor the
District ludgeehip

SCME lilliRS. AiSll
SNCWINC CPPCSlllCN

Big Noise Dver Avior-ding oi Don-
lracl lor‘Government Build-
ing at New Haven

 

 

\V'ASlli‘NG’l‘th, I). 0., Nov.
utor Walsh, chairman of the Senate-i5
sub-committoe. investigating the qunl-i
il‘icattone oi‘ l‘dwlu S Thomas to ho:

making his inquires the end of this

 

(Continued on Sixth Page).

——FREBH HAMS, 18c LB.
Fresh shoulders, lilo lb.
Sido pork. 150 1b.
Pigs knuckles, 150.
Sparcrlbs. flat, 1:2 l-2c.
Lean salt pork, 161: 111.
P1311 feet, 61:.

"111W aaued’nc, special 1711 111
Round «buts for pot roast, lSc.
(lcnuineyspring loge lamb, lilo-181'.
Native veal.

()l‘cmnurgarino, 2011-2511:.

,iold Modal butter, 11th.

lilue Ribbon eggs, .1011.

Everything ill line groceries and
fresh vegetables,

lloat. llermnn sauerkraut, lie at.
Tel. 5 "'~‘ '1 (illnruokja Market.

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iTBYING T0 SATISFY
THE SUFFBABISTS

 

 

told her, limwilnoao said was that he;

had no use for llunlolaon lawyers, hc-l
1111111111 they were alow, did not. try their"

01111011, and whon they hztil a 011511. in
court. had to got outside help. lie had
also told her. who loatiilod, that he had
no 111111. for Judge Shumwny hocuuao
Jho latter had decldou 11 011110. against
111111 at one time.

LEGS LAMB

 

l4 cLB

VLAMB GHOP __.. 14 3 LB lonimo ol 11111011111111'111111'1 Willtli hnxoi

boon hold 1.1 tho lll't'i-lt'llll‘ at 11111111 111:
Pu .

Shouldor lamb, i211 ll}.
l1‘rouh shoulder. 1111: lb.
Roost. bot-i, lilo lb.
Hamburg: Hil'illi, lilo lb.
i“i‘l‘r§ll llvl'r. 1211 lb.
limbo-111111111 5111111111411. 201: ill.
Fri-11h 11111111. filth: dozen.
liultorluo, 2711'.
to bare 11111111. 2111'.

N NW YORK M A it l\' i1l’l‘.

14:1 \Vtii-lllillKlUll St.

Til PUSH Hill THE
NEW AND GREATER DITY

’l‘ho old [Gaul
Louuuo will hold a moi-ling noxt WUod
llt'Hillly 111111111111: l"111 lllt1 plirpouo oil
l‘orminl,r 1111 ol'lznnlnutlon to buck nil
i111.1 city council and help all the oilb
corn 111 the 111l111lulutrntlon of city ill-

fnlra. ll. 11 ullggoatod that tho triouth
Norwuik Protective 1.0111111121111111 the

Home atom and there in a likelihood
that tho nuggcation will 11;,- loilowod.
The purpose of tho 1311111. Norwnih
mo ting in “to do all the third din»
tt'ict'a share in making this one grand,
good city and to do all in ita poWer
to bury the hatchet, to destroy all ecc-
ilonal nnlmoaitlos."
anEE LECTURE.

Sunday, 7 :45 p. m.. Now 'l'ted Men's
Hell. W. Washington tit. Subject,
”Peace With God.” 3. A. Moulded,
cracker. No collection, 1

 

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i thick 1.1111'1'1-111111,
:1le w'omull'a Social and l’olllll'ul 1711-
111111. the militant ortzulllmlilou, at tho,
:roulloul ol‘ lira. bimbo-lino l’oniilnlruh,

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l.()'.\'l)()1\', Nov. 1. Efforts an: ill:
meat to ('1111111 to 1111 nm‘oomout with
tho Sui‘tragisis on tho basis ol‘ 11 111111151
;lll'o for the entrant-l1isomonl 111’ 111111

.mon through 11111111111 111’ (1 auction of tho

,oillrlal program oi‘ the dominant lllb~
.

oral Party.

1 Some of tho 511111111:th lolnldom admit

that thin movomoot 11111.1 obtuinod l'on
uiilmublo 1111111111111 111111 11 pinniiliunt

and Airs. \\ llilnm

\vllil it'll llll' l‘oltl Ali

1' r11d111' 11' k

111nd who took with them tilolr pupm'
i\’11li,111 l'nt‘ Witllmll.

it in known that tho. 111111111'1111111111
will t'ltllHltNt'l‘ only 11 oompromlho board
on 1111 unquuiiltod ropudlnllou ol the
Woluonu Solidi 11ml l'olltlciui Union
and all of ill; militant. mothmln.

llithorto tho (Zonalitlltlomli tilli‘i‘ru-

11.111111 huvo minded to critivlan formul-

ily illt.‘ llt'lltmu oi’ their who

militant

‘tol',.~1"d1u'.lurinlr that It won bud motion

ill! the 1"11111. oi lilo rmumou 1111111111'
\‘orwillh l 1111111 11111 '

to
,ouuotlou tho llt‘iillllli of tho mliltunl.
11r111111|x.ation; but ailinrul of
prominent. llolluillltllonul Hull‘ralzbll
iondorn oxorohmul illoluaelvon 1111 will
1111: to abandon their former ntliludo
ill rohurd lo the lighting auction. They
have. they declare, 1111121111111 continued
that anpproauion of the militant In the
only hope of uncaring the Parliamen-
inry nullrngn for women. which in the
only form of political activity denied
to them in the llrlliah lnlcn. where
they positions the municipal suffrage
and may hold every civic omen out-
side of Parliament.

noun...

mF'Fl E1E BATUR DAV.

 

 

A chino salad dish with one 111.1111. P

25 the. 11113111- $1.12. Gold Model pitted
prune» and rel-inn, 101: 11113. The U111

6t.

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7. Sen.

l’uitod States die't1itt Judge for (on-l
111111111 at, will he in tho Nutmeg ataio.

ti

i111; made to induce the British liovorn. .

the

ion Pacific Tea 100.. 126 Wadhinston ’

 

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1111111111 111111

Company Wiii'lle Recruited to
Full Strengtlrllllwover, at Once

 

 

A meeting 0 importance, but one
willie ““1111! not 1111111 for lie subject or
dlucutldion the «mflblllty of having to
go to war should it be declared again
at- Mexico, was held last Monday in
Bridgeport. There were proaent All
intent. General George M. (‘ole and all
the 001111; Artillery compuniee' commia-_
stoned officers of the state The news
of such a meeting being held only
leaked out tawdryeetcrdny after in-
quiry was made by u Sentinel report-
ed concerning 9., rumor that the Sixth
Company, of Namath, had received
orders to prepare for war

Albert kiossman,capmi11oftlle Sixth
Company stated that no 1111111 oiders
had been received llc did alum, how
ever. that the officers oi“ the l‘onst
Artillery 'had received. instructions

their commands 31111 to tho roouircd
strength prescrl'béd by law. 11 was rein.
live. to that order that lilo meeting was
nailed on monthly.

The war department's rules state
that carh company of tho (‘ 011111 Arti-
lcry moat have 91.111.11.11 sixty five men

 

company in the atatc that has tho full
number of anon.
the government. appropriation, wow
and means of recruiting tho compan-
ies to full gill were. talked over
and considered 1:11 801110 length.

 

«UTOPIAN CHOCOLATES.
Squires, sucrouaor to Owens.

XICAN
SlABC C
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'Retugee Attacked While Walking
in a Street in Havana, Cuba.
Last Night

CilCNl WCllNil Ill

 

 

 

 

 

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Victim Appears to be Depressed
i by the incident

ll \\ .-\I\'\ t‘,ul111 .\111 “rotor .11
i~11lix lliaz, ltilliiivi' 1111111 limit-o, who
Aw‘au lili‘ \‘h Min of u lullrdoroua nttut'lt
I11 trout ol‘ the llotol Mirnulur
taut (wooing, wan 11111 norluuuiy inlar~
od. Ai‘tor huvlnn tho wound in 11111
,11111111 1111111111311 ill. 11 hospital, linnorul
'lliuz wan 111:111111 iilt‘ 1'11‘1'111111111111111111 of
tho 111111111111 11ml rolnlod that while his
and hill t'tllnpllliiuitn \vtll‘v llutoniug in
tho mind" of a band on tho Aiulooon
l’rl‘llllt'llutlo tllo 11111111111: “Allin “v.1“.
.hlllllit‘llly i-xllui'ulaholl 11111! lll' 111114 at
|t.tlt1ki1.1l lio ilhuol'tod that in! won on
tiroiy llllublo to 1111111111111 for what 111‘
icrw'utd llnppmlod

11111 11111111111111 11'1111 greatly doprvuaau
by tho ooourronrmw which rnluo about.
1111 he. dorluron, an unexpectedly,

{inborn} 111111. in said to have 11111111.
ed the revolver to one of 11111 oom—
punloup utter ho had lllltll lliinrrnro
and nortounly wounded him.

Guerrero wall the man who niuhbcd
Dluz. in optic oi the gravity of 11111
injury be poured a good night. in the
hospital.

(Continued on third pope)
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whomevmdc , tonnage.
.iioyeu‘ Marked.
W
“SATUKmemHT ' DANBIB.
11110111191111" 1411,11, BYBC'I' Orchestra.

18c 1b.

 

 

from the War Department. to recruit;

and for failure to have the rc-
ouircd number 111111111 companion
may havotllo appropriation of tho
government taken away. it was this
subject that. was taken up at. the1
meeting and reports from the ob
floors allowed that tho Ninth
Company, of Stamford, was the only'

in order not. to lose

NECK CiliN AlliNllCN'

horn. '

111111111
INMXICC
1x11111111

Huerla’s Formal Negative Reply
to United States Will Deny
Our flight to Demand His
Elimination

,JCHN llNll PEACHES
MEYICC CllY lllilAY

His Presence Believed to he tor
i Desireto Hurry Negotiations

MEXICO CITY, Nov.

nl l’rcuidoni lluortu‘A-A formal admit?
reply to the United States' domnnd'i
w'hith 111111 (”1111111111111 in drtnii at last
night 11 Cabinet meeting, will .111. 1111111
tho drain] of any right, legal or othor-
'11'11411, by the United 81111011 to donnind
tlonr-ral lluertn's elimination, accord—
ing to a. statement omunatiuu from
one of tho llepnruncuts of tho Moxi-
'1'u11 Government.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. .»~—Jol111 lilnd.
‘i‘roaidcut Wilaon'a pcruona] rt'prtfsull-
tativo. in Mexico, who arrived hort1
Vcnrly today from Vera Cruz, unherald~
ed, has come with the purpose of con
ducting at (lose range the negotiations
,botween Mewlco and the “United
'Stntoa. The series of delays ill I‘m-
ivislonal President. llucrtu‘s formal
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——-l mu pot roast, llc lb.

Alill‘ Niel.

AAAAAAA 1111
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A to be Elleciive January 131

’ The maximum iiKhtlnlzl nto ior oioo.
'ilir'it) suppliod by 'lbo luiti'd Eli-1'.-
ftril' Linht and Water i‘ompauy will be
'roduvoli from iwolvp 111111111 to l'lt‘\'|‘ll
111111111 per kilowatt bollr in tho 111-111'
ituluro according to 11 11111101111411 illlltll‘
today by Hllpoi'llliondont l", ti, \‘1'111'111.
lll- could not 14111111 lll‘aillYi'ly whon lilo.
now 'rutu would lnko oli‘oi't, but.
thought it would no about 111.1 ltrat ol'

.l'anlnuy 'i‘hol'o 1111.1 «till 11 low detail»
to ho 1101 111111 out 11.11 to dint-111111111, null
whilo ho 111111111111 thrl'o will 11.1 111111111
'1'1-11111'111111 in tho pril'os for quantity.
I111 docs 11111 boil loto tilol'o roiiuitlom
will 11.1 1111 11111111 111 111111 111111 por hillo
\vnll llour.

i'lllillth illlllllillll'i‘lllt'lll oi" tho 1111\\'
min wili bo 111111111 by llll‘ company 11
whorl t|1m1 hoicro lt l11 put lulu oli'i'l'i.

'l‘lu- 111111‘1111 maul l'uto will 1111 in
town in tho Norw'nlh dioirli‘l nt‘ lili‘
omnpuny lul'ludlup: Now ('nounll, Wil-
ton and (loornotowu, .1111 woil nu tho
triil‘ or Nurwnllt.

'watl hour in il111 maximum rnio 111 11
1111111111111; 111111 for the company, no it
will in- "1.11111 11I111111ium1ouaiy 111 all of
,thooillva wbcro tho 1111111111111; 111111.11
”11111111111111.1111111111.: them luilult‘ Wuirb
'bllry, .‘ew ilrllain 111111 ilr111111w.lrh
lilr. Wallo outlmutou that in Norwulh
and vicinity the reduction in the
maximum rate alone from twnlvo
route to olcvcn collie will honoili
nearly titanium/n per rent. of
oompnny‘n ountomora.

Thin reduction in rain together with
the optional retina of varloun kinda nt-
roaliy introduced ill)’ the company, and
the big cat in the prices «11 Madrid
1111111111 marks a very material lowering
in the coat or electric light made byte
the United Company nince it began
bushland two years ago.

a—thllder stock. 11c ill.
“W~ A. .1!

 

Hoyea'

 

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Tho rodurilon of om- .0111 pm kilo

tho .

CPHCEN SlNAllCN
lililNS NiliCllYi

Ferrets Dul Dilliculi Case This
Morning By Smelling oi
Empty Bottle

W“

By a coupling of his detective in-
slinctn with his energy in the pursuit
of his duties, Olflcor F1n11ka.Slrutton
of the \'01 1111111 police fo1cc,was one.
bled, this morning to capture the ob
1,ioct of his search. It was a dillicult
Atusk but the oillcer made good and
got his man after .111 exciting expe-
lI licnro of crossing the roots of the high
buildings in North Main street.

A Edward Byxbee of tin1 l’arks’ tat re-
‘llzlery company was loading up 11111 wn~
gun in the roar of llnyes' Market,
about '10 o'clock today when he was
suddenly struck upon the head by u.

 

 

heavy instrument, and knocked to the BUY IS Walling um“ Promction

ground. A long 1.11511 appeared in lllb

 

skull and he was stunned for the 1110-1

mont.
boo and stalled tor the physician 3 to
get him medical attendance.

011113111 .Stl'ation noticed the plight. oi

0:ch of ‘llnvcs' cle1ks took ily \—'

llyxboe as the boys were on the way.

toward the. doctor‘s olllce.
rd into the circumstances, and they
wore oxplnined to him. (lilicor Strat-
ton 1111111 wont to the scene of the arri-
drnt and after a diligent search found
a bottle, which was dry on the outside,
in contrast to those, which had been
out all night. The bottle had contain-
ed lluuchanlps stomach hitters. accord-
ing to the label, and the policeman vis-
ited all tile places 01' 1111111111153 near
thoro. in search of a firm which carried
the hitters.
ried the product. Then he opened the
bottlt1 and found that it had lately con
inlncd turpentine.

After this the officer investigated in
each apartment above the backyard,
but in no place could he discover any
clue. it then occurred to him to go to
the roof, for this was the only place

lie inquir-‘

1pared to take the extreme measm'e of

None along the line cor-v

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remaining as a likely one for the bot ,

lie to have dropped from.
Johnny Rooney, of Taylor avenue,
secured a ladder for Olllcer Strattou

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and together the men mounted to the.

roof throng 11 the skvlinht of .—.\ 1. Col-
lins & Company. \lVatchint,r every-
whorc the olllror proceeded along ll11.1
perilously stoop and slippmy tin roots

until ho reached the top of tho DudleyI

Supt. Frank K Wade EXDBCNS IN My building, high above l‘ulkor‘u

pharl1nuy.lioro he distovercd .1013
1.1111 painting the roof.

1 Jon denied all knowledge of the ac-
cident, and tho ollicor roiurncd to the
atrcot ill the way he had lth‘t'lldi‘tl.
lie then made his way up to where
.1110 was working. inking him to the
floor below. illllt'i'r Struiloll later 110.1
cured n roan-union fronl .1011 that the
botiio wan his property. .ioo 1111111 119
was afraid to toll it 11'1111 hi.-1, t‘mlrlnn
that ill dropping it had killed 111111100110.

,in the 111'111111'11114,
‘11101111111t'11 noilco.

llv had boon ouroloon about throwing

tho, lltllilt' oil” tho roof in not looking.
below. but. it. W111: outlrl'ly not-idontul
that it struck tlyxboo.

llyxhoo. dld not winh lo prone any
charge it Loo would 111111111 to pay the
doolor‘a bill. This tho 1111111 unrood to
11nd ll111 mutter dropped

BEST ililT SNOULMEB
STEAK A413 Ptiilll

1.111111 pol maul ll11.

ltill roam bot-i. l'ii 11111] liil‘.

imln of pork, 2111'.

141111111 loan [1111411 111111111. ih‘t'.

1.11.1111 l‘1'v111i1 allouldol'a. lilo.

llollloulniio or link 11111111111111,

Now corned pork. liir,

Loan of lamb. “it? 11111! lilo,

ll’ornnllnrtora lamb, lllodvlc.

Lamb t'hoptl. lilo lb.

1.1.1.1111 aniokcd allouldcra, l2 1121: lb.

i-‘nnoy largo outcry, lit: root.

.iluttorlno, title and 27111.

t‘holro young inwla, 21!. lb.

Native rouetlng (1111111111113, 2511.
llAYl'lB' MARKET.

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MARYON ARNOLD STILL. Ml83lNG.
111111111 Marion Arnold. of ’ltowaylon,
in still among the winning according
to the reports 1111 the pollen blotfi
today. No trace has been found at
the little girl who departed from home
earlier in the week for her second one
come at the 1111111111 nature. Vague
rumors circulated yesterday are be-
lieved to be without foundation, “.1

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Ml 11111 11
till WllHIN ‘
warn

Unless the traction Employee and
Striking Employee Come
to an Agreement

COMPANY READY
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i.\‘l)lAN.—’iP()i.lS, 11111., Nov. 7.——Mil—1
itary 1'11111 within a few hours conef
fronted this city early today unless in
tho meanwhile the traction companyf
and its striking,r employee come to an
agrccluont. Governor llulnton is pre-

supplimting.r the city police force with
state troops for the innintonance of .
ortlor.

'l‘hrouirh tho Public Utilities Com-
111151111111 the company last night sub-
mitted a proposition i'or the settle-
ment of the trouble, but the strikers,
it is said, rejected the‘ terms and sully
miticd a counter proposal, and a con;
teronce between the men and Govern-
or 11111111011 will he held during tho
forenoon

Robert I. Todd president. of Willa
dianapolis Tmotion and Terminal»;
Company, nail] the company was 1'63!!ny
to run the street. cars the minute Gov?“
(11"11111 RuMon gave the word that pro-
tettion would be 0:1 tended

President William P. ilentiy, ot’ the
”Central Labor Union, said todnyi “lne
slatent demands are being made upon
me from many sources that. it call 3
11111191111 walkout. i hope that. it ‘will
1101 be necessary to take such action.
i expect. however, to tako up the mate
tor with other oilli'crs oi the Central
Labor Union today."

The two thousand silldicra of the
lndinnu National Guard are quartered
ready to move at 8.

 

 

 

lmlinnapolis will not be placed on-
dor martial law, 11111110111111.1151, but the
stale militia brought hero yesterday
for strike duty will rolllnin here as
long 1114 thorn in a Dilllilllllliy of unit!-
i111': the :~t.ooi our utrlko. 'l‘llla an~
11111111111111111111 was 111111111 by Governor
liaiston after ho had conferred with.
both wider. to tho ('llllll‘lll'l'l‘dy early to»
day.

“i 11111 vory hopeful 111‘ having this
troubh- uetilod by arbitration," Amid
llll' Azovornor. "and 1111 long no there
in 11 possibility tll' bringing thin about
1 11111111 not plum. tho troupe in control
111' 11111 city."

iii'l'ornltlou of 11111 union wanted to
ho tho how1 111‘1111 1111111111111 between the
airibo 1'11 and 1111-11111 our company.

117111113111 lug, 111111 1pll11l on tho filt‘oem

 

 

 

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111111111111, Yllt' lloope (turbo: the night.

 

wUNIQUE ENTFRTAlNMENT.

All promotional oppollunlty in often
ml to hear Minn i-lllloloy ill on Mist,
111d and uuhplo clitorinilllllonl at 'l‘l‘ill-
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EXPRESs RATE REDUCTlON P087.
PONED.

Will-illmtt'l‘obl. Nov. 7?~»'l‘1111 inter» '
ntnto llon11norco '(lommlnulon‘n driller
rodncinn 1111111111111 rates was again 1111. ,
tended youtardny to February 1 to,
give the companion more time to w
range for the change. it was to he?!
been ot‘tortive in December 1 and M
been poetponod once before.

 

 

MYOII can't beat it. Bonner Bah
dry Bread. 5 Monroe at.
W
CARL WILL ENTmAlN.;'
Carl Behaun will entertain a. 1111111111151
111 South Nowell: men at I won out
1111111111111 dinner at his homoin ”(9%

ville next We? treated. .1111 15,

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