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Stamford la n thrifty spot T
have a. boys? school, in the town $5.,
its term runs from October. to 'l .g‘_
333333953905“ 1’0"» ”RPM“ 83 June. All the. resin: the tune. is l A. .stedmun. the use vol-ls when.
3" most “3 WWW“ "0m 4'2?“ and school proverb would lie ills. ii . who tiled lent Scrutiny night at the,
“5.33““ M "“355 for 3“" 5°“ ““0 3“ it who that the thrift entered inlet ! Greenwich hospital. had taken b; .5.
now declared to halve been around to school plan. The school b't‘illdln . ot'vn lifetimes his douth runny rn.
pieces beneath the wheels of a train‘ could be used for n hotel and fill “. more hinting st tool 913? M“ m
in Pittsburgh, Penn" Mrs. Mary Man: mer. resort. during the months of J 3; simulated in omcnwleh and the cor»
tin of must street loads a‘ tesriul on August and September . , onor decided to sift the case to tho
.peol to the, police yesterday to inves-“ All this was brought out youtel‘lib'il 5' bottom.
tisate the story. One of the strangest that action which captain Brains" Several witnesses were examined
' series of accidents 5° "395“ °‘ “3' Taylor of the United States army: ,’ yesterday by. the coroner. among
em“ ““3““ known ”'5 “Shorty" and as on trial before Judge Curtis an ' 7
"Yancy." the. supposed deed mum!- jury in the superior Court, in Voih
, 5 convocation of 903‘" man. has been unearthed today. by the he mm to recover 50,. a commm
‘3' II... will be MM ‘3 M police. on the Stile of rent estate. withpl
Erbmsry 13th, 1914. at 8. Shippan Writer and Realty so...
it p.- m. Work, E. A. Degree. defendant
3 Turning An Honest Psnnyml
it will be observed that the gulls
captain was turning an honest
in the thrift line during his lips
moments. But it was when 14“! .
Marriott. proprietor and; headmpst
of Manor School at Shippnn Bo;
went on the. stand today for the
icons that the jury was able to ph'
After a oversold
Greenwich ys‘st’e
artment.
h Office homo.
ditor’s Residence.
had opportunityof obsorvlnx. Mr.
‘ a few weeks and all were agreed that
he suffered from melancholln. Dr.
,; Klein was one of the physicians. Ho
5' was the first physician ;.to reach him
. after he. was found in the collar of
. his . house, with the wound in his
,‘ head; He found Mr. Stedman sittin's’
on tho hatchet which he bud used. to
. strike his head. Thisbntchst is much
9 like those used by lathers, and has a
handle about 15 inches long. Dr.
“ Klein said when he lifted Mr. Stud
oughl'y grasp -Stsmford's ideas. mans arm the wounded man vicious-
maklng two [blades of grass 3r: ly grabbed the top of his head nnd
where one sprouted before. ... ' ii: attempted to tour open his wound.
It was Ml. Marriott who bough E Mr Stsdulnn‘s right side seemed
Moon or land from the company. to: paralysed The knife that was in
use as a football field and sensing the wound was not found till after he
wintel spots in the cool weather, ob was removed to the hospital.
5 ll hilt-hing beach for the tired New At nines Mr. stedmau seemed to
the ““3116 there recently. il’orkers who live in Stamford in tho. know what was going on about him.
Sought By Police. summer. who disclosed to the Jury When asked if he would like some
500555555555; to the 31;,” he warned the full significance of Btumiord‘s water he seemed to nod his head at
today Joseph Martin and 3905.30 Ne- can .iy grasp of the business situtltlon flrmativeiy
"pus of Ogden street extension were in the combination of a boy's school The doctors said that it was their
being sought by the local police about and a summer hotel. Captain Taylor ”8138! that Mr. Stedmnn was insane
Thanksgiving time, suspected of him claims that he planned the idea of when he struck himself
ing committed half a. dozen small bul- purchase The company says he had "I think it mfpositivo case of sui-
glnries. The two yOung men left nothing to do with it. Mr Marriott cide." sold Coroner Phelun last night
Bridgeport on a. freight train and were was called for the defense. "and that Mr. Sisdman's mind was:
arrested ill Pcunsylvhnia for train rld~ Called Prloo‘Too High. derranged. "His family and business]
lug. ‘fi‘hey were sentenced to jail for The headmaster of Manners tostl- relations were perfect and be had no‘3
20 (155,5 lied about Captain Taylor's visit enemies sofas as'i could learn. Mrs
They were released before the ex» They talked about the school and Stedman was thonou ghly convinced
,plrniion of the time, and the attempt then the captain spoke of the possi. that henhusband‘u‘oommitted suicide."
made by; the Bridgeport police to dia~ biiities of a land sale for athletic' There vtore inspicinns around
cater if any of the missing articles purposes The headmaster said the Greenwich.- dm torrent John
were found on the young men was uric price was too high. The defense tried Chapmnnfil inflating“, of all work
succcsi‘ul They went further west and to get in questions as to whether his employed by MK}; Stedmnn, “but the
about two weeks ago Nev eius returned mind was influenced by the interview coroner vsnys there is no ground
to Bridgeport and is alleged to him: or :lot but the court ruled out this whatever for those suspicious 3
told several friends that ‘linltln was line of query lie was allowed to
Arm-Amputatdd.
i it develops that another of the
‘- "m” “"3“" “‘3' "‘""" ”freight train" party had his tort ‘nrm
"7 "‘me severed beneath the wheels at South
‘ Fr‘t’mmy Y°“" ' Norw‘olk recommend that still; on
BERT M "W'Lcox' sec y; other member of the party-was shot
"' 'in the hip by n watchman in tile
_"BAFETY_ F'RST" freight yards of Philadelphia. He is
b the Weather has Md a still in the hospital but no continuum
lion has been obtained of the reported
death of :Martin up to a into hour this
afternoon.
“Mrs. Martin is grentiy'wrought up
"’ over the suspense of uncertainty
whether her son is dead or alive. Word
has been sent to the authorities of
Pittsburgh in an attempt to ascertain
whether anyone answering the young
man's description has been killed by
f
«4
3 oldies committed Iby the joy rider,
km“ sober, but there hits iron
will not ‘ile as obnoxious as over.
sn‘3tiie going is good again. Re-
i‘mation, if it comes at nil, willv have
to (info from without rather than
3‘ within, for lilo burdened joy;
dor is hopeless in his mania. in the
prime the campaign of the care-
l drivers in the runks of nutcmobil
ibbsfor snooty first and opted szcom’i
ould continue and they shouldllavo
sosisutnco of the public in the
on do The :pcdesirinll. who has
3 on so. loud; the law material fir
frugngiiug and mullintlon, can 3.181)
odo’side'rabiyiby stopping and 1::ok
g and listening wheuhoetsrts to
advignto on the blond highway--
Allbbnla Sciltificl.
WORK AND HAPINESS'.
Work is necessary to huppillcas. This
in cit-President Elliot's answer to tho
modify of a representative of the New
s
.f
M..—
The story reached the ears of the President ill‘osdick and finally
police and of Martin's mother. Neve' brought the land that the captain Voters Bury Deep Proposed Plan to
his and four other young men again had advised " Give City Extreme Power.
left Bridgeport however before be In reply to further questions the Dummy;- Feb: 12 .4110 proposed
could be questioned about the shows headmaster snid that President bios new charter gm- Detroit which would
oil death of Mslmtin dick never suggested to him the" give the city the right to "do anything!
Oil the second eXDIOI‘Rflon trip J01!“ purchase of this property. before it wanted to" including buying the
Krnsowski of N0 1822 Swview “V9 (‘aptain Taylor talked of it, althouib street railway system. was buried no
pun fell from the train at South Not” the witness had talked with Mr. der an avalanche of votes. Complete
walk and had his left arm cut off. Fosdlck on other possible purchases returns today show a majority of 9
He was taken to tile ’Norwulk hospital for a period covering 12 years. 293 against the Charter out of 41. 000
Accol'gdiu to information received by lln reply to a question as to what!» cost.
the local 1101106 during the iRVefitiSR'e or his ideas about the purchase of Many fraudulent voters were arrest-
tion of the case it has been learned min property had been changed by ed.
that Julius Bncliman, of‘ Senvie‘w uvo- any thing which occurred in the con- m
pile. another of the party WM 8110i in versation with Captain Taylor . he PLEASANT PARTY.
the hip in Philadelphia as he was run- said: “i should say not " , 3 A valentine party was given the
ning to bowl a freight ”3331-“ ‘3 Attorney Cummings for the cw members of the l N. ‘1‘. Club by Miss
understood by the police that lie is still thin had the headmaster tinder cross Oertruo Banks. of Stuart avenue. lost
In the hospital in that city, but a con- examination for a long time The night Miss Banks is a member of the
urination is being sought today cuss is still on. 3 club and she prepared a line evening
-— ._ ~-ow~- for her friends. The house was haunt,
MERCURY GO'NG DOWN' lw'usTED FAMILIES fully decorated. the color scheme bo-
"“"‘ 3 ing pink. lvavors of valentines and-
Cold to Continue Today but May Be ' DR'VEN “01- BY “RE chryssntholnumn were given the,
Warmer Tomorrow. 5. guests. Various games were euioyou.
“Going dolvn?" No. tllut is not the wmszrmp 1.95, 12 ”:lnto stomper- by "3°“ ”3393““ Miss Gertrude
call of the elevator boy. It is a pm More of twenty degrees bolor zero six "em" and M3“ Them“ 3"” we”
of the main topic of collvoissticn of famine; were amen early today it the prize winners. m” Anus PM“
u
today mum", to the drop of mercury3 i ser delighted all with. vocal solos and
county utt re when fire broke out in Miss May Hanlon with normal 59.30"
in the thermometers. Whether the the .lieaioy block a lungs frame at us
silvery colored fluid will inks another lure where We}, had that homes“ .3; Refreshments were served. and blue
slide to a lower. level than it did curly 3.15% occupants were cured fl‘r lyi guests departed at u lots hour win as
this morning the weather nro‘unostleu Mum and w m as known none suf- their triggmillmbhos‘t‘ess all future euc-
c s. ' o c set w l
tor dared not state, but they do assert fared serious consequence from me hind s Co tgii Walt 1: Hamilton avo-
‘ that it will be very cold tonight. “pom“ .. is th s i). i
The suddenness of the drop in tom The fire started in the basement line. or o hex sass on.
.peratilre yesterday caused much fdis and worked up lh ough the partitions DELAY
comiiture in offices, homes and, ill; 2103,; end out of the roof it w“ quickly LICENSES.
any place Wlero persons gs ere .subducd despite the disadvantage 'le IiAR'i‘ll‘Olbl) mm ”magenta“ 0
F333;“ 131mg? iln turlzuicifzngleghszll3 a” “"3”“ ”m “"3 “0133333333313 “03‘ 3‘1- suite Albert Phillips has notified 1‘18
to V0 3”“ or “g“ 3 y lowing to the fr' grid weather M at ’0"
grate iii-es were built to help heat up
The "ohlcinl" thermometor'at George
C. Comstock’s home on Ponds avenue. I
stopped at four, below zero at ’f
iii/ell Trolleylnous' Union as to what
Clio meant when he said first lnbor un
inns had a bad effect on the cilnrdcter
lid happiness of their members He
admitted. that they had raised wages
bud shortened hours and thus improl ed
storiai conditions, int he a Mod "All
el‘iéi‘oad. thinking people believe that
_ ,e progress of civilization depends in
‘iKVersul. steady. productive labor;
tiroruoion seems to believe that the
inbound works the batter.”-——Wuter
bury. American.
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REVENGE OVERDONE. ~~«
IPA freiluicd public has overdone its
workfon the New Haven management
mid may have to my men n greater
wpe'muty than the loss of dividends he
douse of the uneconomic undoing old
’3" railroad system that hue much in or- 1
mutilation to command it. it is not
junction of suspending unlined all
3 dietitians of the management to
pole responsibility. It is u question 0f
flatlly sud unsolintiiiculiy disrupting
rislrouii organization which piomiscd
e kind of industrial and social pro
tectlon this section of the country
ends. we agree with tho liepultllcnll
3‘ htthe situation calls for the bushes!
43399113. not that of luw:.ors and poll
melanoma it too late to obtain their ser-
“ldh‘s‘? The business bodies simulatin-
.quiru.-—Ncw Huron Journal Courier.
‘ . 4“..-
\ Socialist Dis‘nteuratlon.
‘lfinugatuck'e “Socialist administration
hlch has sailed ulougn more or loss
uo‘ccssluily for some time print now
ppenrs to be up n 'ninut tho bitter dis-
one that inevltibly iome to the
sssful when they have about come
he pndrof their tether and the poo.
9 commencing to think of s new
W dent. in the case of Nnuga
Socialists there seems £0130 mil/uh
cross» of feeling displayed DY, cor
“ti of the rank“ and file of the party
instsWurdon Gross and the bitter-
is. evidently roolprocatod by the
.5 {He seems less. and loss inclin-
to. allow his official acts. to be
r by. the Socialist ‘ocsl accord-
. ‘1the rules of the some as laid
use by the optioned organisation. As
this constructive treason to the par-
Although it may be loyalty to. the
interests of the borough and: its“
“buyers. the local proposes to have 3-
tbsfzacslp of the warden. where it may
' on; up as a conspioions canon»
pulsating the fate 0‘1 rebels and. ‘
in new vosk AUTO
od, is due to Water. the bulldinli be of New York state registry are .0 be
ing encrusted in ice. ’ "“ accepted as equivalent to 1914 tad
o’clock this morning; that bolus this .........,....... until further “one“ This 0m“ we
lowest point the mercury rebelled THREE WINE" Gli'BHT"°W“ 0.” “WW3 33‘” flm‘ of ”1
Other thermometers registered much “ AFTERIHMB“ "mum “1““5 for the “we” °t “‘1
lower At Sergaant LBBthéflfifld’B dI‘IVBJ‘B Wh'm curs did not: b hi“ a
house, on spring Hill. it was ‘10 below 1014 marker. and W but out be-
copy this morning. and not a few indi NEW YORK. Feb 12-4111: snnmén cause Mo Phillips has mowed word
coldly of temperature showed the cold curly today he‘d up this man and minors the New York. stats sitolnobile
to be between 6 and 10 below.
Ono citizen pointed out the fact 1th the ”(lowly relieving their victims or has been unavaidsbis'delsy 3th the to
the last really cold snap we hold was3a alums sum of money, rings sod. legit livery of the 19.14 tops. .
rat the that run: moon. The moon l'sfuii sis Antonio Felonious Who fruits ‘ .
now and he attributes that circum- the gunmen. was stabbed in the hip
stance as the cause of the present and side; ills condition ls‘ serious. ”33*." 00mm)
coldness. “All autivo'inihd hospouded' Following the hold up line men m. floor 3“
to this reasoning by nonmalignant» 3’to the smug : ‘ ,
“ . with moon war-emission . is worn or omega
.‘ "ire smelling the“ city for the’ "
Suspicious, 3M Play fiat lus-
crime to the conclusion that Willem:-
‘ths United states grlvernnlontt'from
denied yesterday by the federal
*amnwich. Cos '(lob. Riverside. Sound
.. . “10m hams “In, nhy‘iidanfl WhQ. hid Vflmfi I0 and "0m! New York firtyjlifl?
. Stednlan's physical condition. within ..
~-i.ils railroad and the interstate coin
Esiiouid go to liuul ilonrlns upon a full
record
killed by the. train on the return trip tell how be negotiated further. with DETROIT CHARTER NOT WANTED and upon its receipt General Vl‘iln ex
“state. members of the Connecticut
Miss ‘
’Judizs Howard H. Woodmen.
police bhrbughout the state that 1913 .
like loss. which has not been ellimat 3automobiio msikers appearing on com.
3Wntor‘burV. and Thomas. F. Rysn. of “1" “W ”38"“? and ‘ yards Wm ”933
women in u Brooms stroof cafe. user department. at Alhnnit, thsi than;
nlarlepulury Monolith to lie-
steel hdoveuinlsulllmwflslno “7
deluged by Court .3; ‘ ' ‘
t
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NEW YORK Fob. lama motion for
on. Luisrlmutory injunction. made in
behalf of the New York New Haven,
and. Horttord “railroad, to restrain:
enforcing the order of; the interstate .
commerce conrmlssion axing certain 3
of theoompapy‘s passenger rates, was
.disg“.
irict court; The points lnvoivedg‘ora
:public approval
Bosch and Stamford, Conn. to which
A material reduction in commutation
_ There is in... “lowering. who)! shalt our Friday Specials. Emmi
‘ time we advertise thorn dt is a steady movement forwardma continua-f"
one hit. pussy this wool: will like another step along its lumpy
Such 'I‘REMLMDOUS MAGNETIC. TRADE CQM~
PELLING values are. sure. to bring you here.
650 BED SPREADS.
100 pairs of Bed Blunkohir
whim tan and gray, single bed
_sino‘. Friday special. .per pair
3 39d
$1.25 COMFORTABLEG,
nglllsr size, filled with good
white cotton, Persian tops. Fri--
day special, each 79¢
been. granted. by the interconnects»
pierce commission.
Gounsel for the railroad claimed?
that the order enforcing the. new'
and ion/er rates was confiscutory. and;
thntthe body issuing-“it had no lib-is. '
dictibn to compel the company to give.
prefermtiolratos to a certain class ;
of its passengers. The railroad naked 3
permission to continue its o‘d cook 3
mutation rates, and requcutld nuthon
ity to issue “refund or robuio" checks 3
on piransportation to and from 5the
points concerned, pending‘ the some
ment of a suit commenced in the
United Stutes‘district court of Con-
nocticilt.
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25c HUCK TOWELS.
liomstitchcd Huck Towels
good heavy qunlity, m‘t r: d
and blue borders. Friday onso
51
s3.co,l.o~o CLOTH AND .
NAINSOOK.
Flue. firm English Lang Cloth
and 'Nsinsook especially adapt)-
cd for women's line underwear,
43 inches wide. Friday, smallii,
per piece ..... $1.98
mmn— ..._._... .._—.........l, “4%
$1.29 ENGLISH NAINBOOK.
100 pieces of good even
thread Naillsook, soft iln'sh for
underwear, 36 inches wide. Fol-
duy, slut—loin! mgr yard. .‘.94¢
12 l-2c FRUIT OF THE LOOM._
1,000 yards of this. popular
cotton. 36 inches wide Friday.
is], each ..... . . . 12%.d0
In denying the motion. the court
special, per yard ..... . 8%.}
held that questions of fact on whim
merce commission differed had been
decided by the letter against the for—
mer after a prolonged hearing. Under
those circumstances the case wad not
one for interlocutory hearing but
in the usual why. the Court
said.
llSTiLLO MAY
8T1“. BE ALWE
.iUA‘RbYsl, Mex, Feb. lZ.-~Afinr welt-
in‘g unill Inllih’gh‘l for conflrmnwi n of
a telogmm stating that Max'm') Can
tllio, the bandit who fired lilo Cum-bro
Tunnel. hail-«boon executed, G-‘ns’ni
Villa admitted the report probably
no untrue. in “the absence of direct
wmd from his mprcsontulivo in the
field.
The massage carrying the
A»--. -‘rr'
—-——-—
mp rt
was signed “Cousllluionnliet O'ii lei-.3; £8
foONf
pressed doubt as to its authenticity.
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AilSiill south .
Burrs. A ,usluiu
BlRMINGliiAM, 13)th Fob. lZ—Tho
Carnegie Librory lit Norihiioid. Wor—
cestershire. six miles south of [lir-
minghnm. was today destroyoi by Fro.
set by on f‘nmon squad',’ of militant
by Pictorial Review
suffrugo'tios. All the-books wor.n b on {(1
ed and only the shell of the building 513
"was led stunning l’uvpurs worn r n d 137.3, I
strewn round the place. «be: ring the 1,333
words. “Start Your “New Library
Give Women lilo Vote.”
PROBATE JUDGES MEET.
Marvin, of Hartford, Elected President
of State Association.
About forty probate judges of tho
éé’é? '
' . ‘4V‘¥t
9312'
-‘V
#1?)
Probate assembly. met in the alder-’
manic chamber at city Iliull. yesterday,
in their annual meeting. elected of.
floors. discussed probate laws. nib
iourned to the Union Muzzle for;
luncheon and after outing held an‘
informal discussion of tho inherit-
ance in): and other matters during
the afternoon".
' in the .absenoo of the president.
Judge L. P Wolds Marvin. of diurt-
ford whose father died recently.
soda
one of tbolpr‘otiy new tailored frocks.
tor-'Sprlnx wear, curried out in ripple
silk and trimmed with soils or moire
of silk. Completing tho coulllmc is n lint“
Bethe], the first 'vloo-prouidsnt. was 01’ changeable tuliullt docllrutodiwlth it
in the choir ut the formal business ””‘mi‘d quill.
session. The following officers were
i s : re 3 . 5
elect 3: “P“: “3:15;" .P Wuldoibiur- Winter that it line been necessary to
v n. o a. or rat vico 1"“ dont have a substitute for it nmonp the mo.
Howard H. Woodman of netball- sec terlsla for Spring.
Duvetyn has been on fashionable all
1! .W . | 8 rs nr duvotyn no fashionable fabrics Both
:r 1363:3331 83:30:52: an? ”fixer are made into very excellent. trucks for
' 5 p ‘ ' op ' street wast. below-minimum. suited to
executive committee. Curtis 6.96am tailored effects.
of Middletown. Dennis J. slavin, of The druids shown today is made or
'Lilchhsld; lsglslsiml committee. L. P Mum“ “3"” It 3” “6“" its mm“
W. Marvin. of Hartford. John L. Gill» '
son of New Haven5 Henry W. Gregory.
of Norwa‘ik. and John Fay, of Rock
wills. 3 ‘ ~m-
Anoi- the discussion of the new in W YORK lib- ihwsim Ryan»
lls‘riilliiola in: iii/w “which “goes into son. 9! Thomas Muse Ryan. will be
effect “on: stationary ill. fumes. Judge swim in thinness villus ileum! into
dis 13'. hosts. of Bridgeport some Multicultinltbswtobirhmys do
:RVANS’ £0" TO TESTIFY.
..... Wu...
without some (lobster homeroom-tum tho Washerwomen unanimously.
the Monk
(gory ofmctlcal
flame Drew/Waking
Prepared Especially For Tin} Newspaper
,3 and
Ripple cloth and.
'ond vice-president. Clarence H Child. ripple silk are scheduled to3 replace
Sentinel Fashion Plate"
FOB STREET WEAR.
wide. Different designs may be used
for the blouse jacket and skirt.
The skirt also makes a splendid motl-
el for wear with separate waists when
the jacket is omitted. it will appeal to
women _who do not,_ like elaborately
draped effects or the slit skirt.
It may be. made in walking length or
longer After tbs. skirt has been cut
out, form pleat in pleated section
crossing on double "so" perforations
bring folded edge to corresponding
single small “o"‘porf’orntions‘ond press.
Turn under edges of right half and
planted section on slot perforations.
- ion to lines of small "0'! perforations,
patches oven; stitch as illustrated.
lellVIrlg edges to left of center-front
free ,ubovs single large “0" parlour
tion in. right half for opening, close
assume underneath undpress. Clnsu
center-muck seam as notched. Pleat
uppor cargo of skirt, plnclng “T" on
corresponding small “"0 perforations
tnck. Adjust n webbing... or will
slrulgh’l strip of. canvas lunches wide
to position underneath upper edge of
skirt for s. sthy; stitch upper cdxes to.
gather.
The jacket- may be trimmed with
plain satin or moire silk.
CONSTRUCTION GUIDE M22
Jacket No: 64131. Bison“. 84; lid. lie.
40 «and is bust. Price. of pattern. ‘1‘
cents...
Shirt No. 5432.. Sizes 21. 22, iii. 26.
‘ili. no and n wsis't. Price of pattern.
15 cents.
NORWALK YACHT CLUB NMA‘L
lNG GOMMIWEE. “
The special meeting at the Norwalil
Yacht Club woo held last oiuht oi. the
South Norwuilt Club and a cool on
tendanoe was on hand. The election
of s. nominating oomnilttos to ma 9 up
n selection of oiliddrau dot“ the coping
year was new: still insist-minutes is
«dollops; '~ Joined in. O‘Brien (“W ' ‘
iii-ah, m who; or some do“
Norwalk Chronicler