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ledge Keogh Impneee Sit) and I
Deals, But Suspends 8on-
‘ lance-Appeal Taken
Louis Udleman, charged with‘ it via»
iatlon of the new sidewalk ordinance,
was yesterday afternoon dnedgpio and
costs by Judge John Recall: the dis
trict court. Sentence was suspended,
however. Monday is the time limit set
chairman. Iioinlly well the
. 0in Engineer Despite or an appeal
Attorney Joseph lit. Taylor. for Mr.
"I3 ”NW.“ Udleman. entered a demurrer the pris-
oner refusing to. plead. Thereupon
Judge Keogh overruled the demurrer,
and the defendant continuing in his
stand of not pleading to theicharge,
the attorneys took up a statement of
”HAHN ABUPIED‘the case from each standpoint.
Prosecuting Attorney William A.
Griffin. Jr., explained for the State
thatMr. Udieman had failed to clean
off his walk within six hours after the
cessation of the‘ snowfall, contrary to
the ordinance recently adopted. The
flue for the offense is $10. Attorney
Taylor then gave reasons why his
hatchinrd Musl Build on the
Iii-Feel Line
The finding of Corporation Counsel
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Rev. F. A. Cunningham GaVBIIn
Dhurch There Some Time Ann
lSad news was received in liowayton,
last evening, from Rev. Frank A. Gun
hingham. former pastor of the Roway-
murderer» Man and such
‘ was Tony Bettbiteulch. whose utter:
William F. Tammany, in the matter
of the street department, where there
has been discussion. was ignored
last night by the councilman and fur-
client should not be found guilty.
Judge Keo'gh found him guilty, how-
ever, and after ordering the line sus-
pended sentence.
1 Moore and crumbly.
. lemon to 111-91111 the strike.
An appeal has been filed in the
case by Attorney Taylor for the do
fondant.
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BLUE STARTS Milli!“
ther friction ensued. There were
warm words and a plea from the chain
man of the street department that
courtesy beshown. His plan, toO. was
ignored. "it appears that further dif-
ficultles may be encountered. Mat-
ters which should “be referred to the
ton Baptis Church. Mr. Cunningham
wrote the his eldest child, William,
had been instantly killed yesterday
morning. by being run over by an 1111-
tomoblie trudlr.
it appears from the information re-
coived that the boy had takena ride
on the auto truck, and in attempting
to lump off the moving vehicle, slip-
ped and fell under the wheels. The
onderous machine crushedthe. life
street committee are referred now
:iolntly to the street committee and
City engineer, witholn regard to oil
auette or respect to .the committee
,The actions of last nightImay :be only
The Christmas Savings Club that1
has been conducted for two years pastI
by the South Norwalk Trust CompanyI
will again open Tor membership next
“18 Sheds for greater trouble '10 1'9!- Mo‘nday morning. Thafe w"! b3 three“
30“" classes this year. One class starting
'4 ‘ . . W with live omits the first week and in-
imminent on Fiftl: Pm: ., creasing live cents each week for on.
.-. are.
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tell $40.1DIID1inIJMeney Orders,
ty-elght weeks. One class starting
with $1 90 payment the first week and)
' decreasing live cents each weeh for
thirty-eight weeks.
as will give to the members $37. 05 pills
the interest at date of closing. ..The
meat of one dollar, which will give the
date of closing. Last year Christmas
Bill EDWIN“ Willi checks were sent out amounting to
. [mo $80,500.000 and nearly every dollar
3‘5, cash was spent in The Norwalks. The mer-
I ‘ chants in every line of business
l.!i—iICAGO, March 14.~—Five armed I throughout the titty claim that it- was
robbers broke into the mail order one of the greatest Christmas trade
branch of the Hartman Furniture Com- expanders that they have ever 9X09
llunl. 3913 Wentwortl: avenue, eariy‘ rienced. The membership this year is
today. blew open the elites safe, threw limited to four thousand and WI“ “0
aside considerable securities discard- doubt be rapidly taken when the 01“”
ed 340. 000 in money orders and escap Iopons next Monday. The entire week
ed with $15,000 cash, the weekly pay will be egpeclally given to the enroll—
roll of the company. meat of members in the club. Join.
waving a guard outside the four at- and get your friends to join.
tacked, ‘bound and gagged a watchman
in the basement. A second and third TnusT cuupunv “A8
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femploye of the furniture company
,were surprised and bound 111111 gagged.
will.
A11 enthusiastic meeting 0?. the new
Fl‘he robbers then blew off the safe
door with nitroglycerine.
Failure of the watchman to make
hourly report on the burglar alarm P000198 Trust Company wnslheld last charged with throwing 11 stone which1termino the legality of the damaged
About struck Tschiltschke while the latterIm establish a ruling in the "SM his
to send one of its special watchmen 'iifty were in attendance some from was on his way to work on the merit 1 ter
a: Irvlce rwires led a telegraph company night at the. Hotel Clifford.
.10 the building out of town. There wc1o a number
The outeldogunrd covered him with or new faces among those present
"a revolver and escorted him within the The bond of Treasure:- John W Olm-
.l:uliding. where he won bound and mod who filed and it was arranged that
gagged and left with the three .Hart- he shall be in Room 11 of the United
"0‘“ WRICIWIBD» I Bank Building daily from it) until 12
. "" o‘clock to do his work of receiving
. I further subscriptions.
ASKS PROJEDTIDII
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The meeting adieurned until Mon-
day night at 8 o‘clock in the Clifford:
”—..—wt '
Richard Muller. president of the
Hotel, when further plans for an early
start will be effected '
mill, at the council meeting last night
asked for police protection, and it was
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voted In. s‘mornlng four. oili~ . ‘ . *
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lug to prevent any disturbance and 1 M
there presence apparently was enough TEMIORA New Smith Wales, March
‘0’ balms WWW?” 113009095 T1101 iriw'i‘eh passengers were killed and
patrolman on duty are Page. Dowel. fifteen injure-d three of them seriwo
ly, in a collision today between a mail
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1I8uperlntendenf Jones, of the mill,
this morning stated that 'Mr. Muller
would not stand for any such action
‘ by the, striker-spend that he was deter»
The. mill
EI.’ in need of help, and Mg. Mullet- has
In advertisement in The beetroot.
Minawtlitt: there are plenty of debt
. ~ ’I ' 1 the family wubeverelrburt-
Moss“ Vale.
during a dense fog.
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11schooi here. and had a host‘of friends.
Those two class-I
third class will make a weekly pay-1‘
members $38. 00 plus the interest ati
among the ten killed were a man tionb to Diesel emblematic .
and his lewd drummer: who were tall-1. it Is expected {that other moustache am mom. with which to evict
wing home the body?“ the WI wide will Militant» some:
who had died in»; hospital. .t Inn of. inlet many or the been
out of the boy. .He was about fourteen
years of age, and was well liked dur-
ing the several years of his residence
in lilowayton. He attended the public
being very popular with his compen-
ions. and being looked upon as a man-
ly young fellow.
Eleve‘aWIfs and Two
‘ (outrun ‘
when. mm Mussoorsrch 14'.—~
Mrs. Taubafioimkl. aIwidow, 27 yum
old, was mupdse‘eiizlnIthe' yard at the
rear of a house whe‘rs she boarded on
spring street IV. The murderer.
according td‘ the belief of thd police.
tions had beet: refhsed by the woman.
He escaped
The assailant seized ddrs. IBelutskl.
as she wasleaving the bomb and with
a knife nearly severed her head from
the body.
from the House of Correction at New
Redford. He is said to have a wife
and two children in Poland.
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Corporation Dudnscl Files Plead-
inns Today and Case Does
anDnme lip
‘11 room-1n the one; umu. Bandit
Ruthlcevidb recently was released.
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Villa to. Remain Supreme Dom-
mander During Rebellion
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' I Two Defendants and Due Plaintiff
. claimed that this finding was against
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Complain to Court About
Decisions
in the Superior Court, civil side,
yesterday. before Judge Howard J.
:Curtis. three verdicts given recent-
ly by the Jury sitting in this court
were attached. The defendants
complained in two. the plaintiff in
theIotber. Only two cases I were
argued;
In the action brought by Mrs Ei-
len Mcilhongy against Miss Florence
Mathews. in. which the plaintiff won
a . $600. verdict. the. defendant
Started a Fire on Woollen
el Vacant Factory-Buildup
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Grand Opera House at teethb "If
Pa, Destroyed
the evidence. . This is the case in
which a marble statue did a tumble
act while being cleaned. Counsel ar-
gued that all the facts were ,.against1
the verdict and it ought to be set
‘Ivllla, the oneltime bandit, will
the next president of Mexico.
is his ambition, and despite all re” .
ports to the contrary, it will remain
his ambition until he isweither dead
or president."
This declaration was made today by
a friend so close to General Villa as
to giv‘e authority to the assertion. lit
was prompted 'by rep0rts .that the
coming to..Chihuahua of General Car
ranza. recognized as the civil head 01
the revolution,-was to bring about
conditions more satisfactory to for-
eign governments and to place in the
seat of authority better advisers than-
Villa appears to have in handling
That
corporation counsel William F.
Mauro! the‘EOItyr-cwaquk,
ISeversi months ago Rev. lie. Cun-
stagnant: reeigno'd- -'the pastorate in R0-
wayton, and went to Providence, Rhoda
island, where he found later opportu-.
nines awaiting him. His church there
was muhii larger. and the work
more strenuous character, but was
pleasing to Mr. Cunningham and his
family. '
Many expressions of sympathy were
heard here today over the and death
of the boy. 1
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Mary Zubricka, one of the striking
employees at the" Muller Gloria silk
mill in Winnlpuuh, was arrested last
night by Detective Thomas Mather
dead on the charge of assault against
Herman Tschlitschke who is w0rk!
lng now at the mill. She appeared he-
1fore Judge Inchwuod this morning.
and at the request of lfiér counsel. At-
1torney Ouneo. the case was continued
until next Thursday morning at it
o‘clock Bonds it: the case were ilx-‘
ed at $60 which were furnishal.
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Specifically the Zullricka woman In . subsequently by the dalrict are to tie pane
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arrest was issued yesterday morning
and the detectives sergeant was on a
still hunt all day before he iOcated
her early in the evening. This case
comes as a result of the trouble which
1ocuurred at the mill Wednesday morn
ing when several strikers attothod
to intimidate the weavers now, work
1ing by throwing stones.
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F00 BIEBEL-PEDPLE
awn. on
row roan March 14.4.1. mus
in 1. .the mandamus proceeding
brought ‘by the First Taxing District
against the- city which will be of the
of a W to quash. The case will :01
over until some future time,
This answer of the city counsel will
be in the nature of a demurrer or
would be a demurrer in a omrt ac-
tion. It is a counterclaim and must
he argued before the Superior Court
judge sitting in the case when the
tlune shall arrive. Should the judge
Iaustain the. pleading motion of the
city then its intent to duash would
be realized. Otherwise, if it s over
ruled. then the case as presented by
tho Fret District, must be tried unless
further pleadings are entered.
It will be remembered tint the First
District counclimen contended in a re
cent council meeting that the lighting
of the city streets should 'he um“
the management of the Fourth. Taxing
Disrlm. the city. At the‘request of
he council t finding on the matter
was prepared by the connomtiou coun
1eei. His decision was to the effect
that the districts should maintain the
iflphting. These proceedings brought
d
it. is in reality an appeal fiom
the decision of the. counsel.
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unsrn‘n emphases
HA8 seen ElldAtIED
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all very enthusiastic meeting was
campaign committee of the Norlwalk
Hospital Directors Association,
which they voted to employ .l.I R.
Thompson. a professional campaigner
for raising money. Mr. Thompson WasI
Ipresent and briefly outlined «his ‘1ur-
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cheer came- to the employees of the far the come The actual time of be
33.9"“th SINK”! 8W1” W0 Milo ginning of the work in getting sub
with the announcement that John scriptions will not mm with June
Claflln would blade to many as 90"lfiret and it will continue until the 20th
Gillie 0f the 2.000 Ill VM‘EWI Mitt-'10! tllll.‘ month Mr Thompmn will re.
train and a freight locomotive which ment stores immanent the city in .turn to town hm Wednesday dollar:
was shunting at Exeter Station. near which lbs is intersected The announce-1cths will be signed. lie has inst
The accident occurred meat means that at least three lame with «great success at previbu 1: It .
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stated toe sentinel "purter 'las'tI
night that he will file emotion W1
held last night by the members of the I’
He will start Immediately in
advertising and ‘lormuiating his mien
vomited to end with: more than the cilia _
complications growing out of the kill-
lag of William 8. Benton, 9. -Brltlsll'
subject. ‘~
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DUESSELDORF‘, Germany, March
14 -—The famOus thirteenth century1
Church of St. Quit-inns. at Neuss, four
miles from here. took dire early today
and the greater part of the edifice was
quickly destroyed m noon the tow- I
er. the celebrated chimes and the or
gen had been consumed and the
flames were still making headway in
spite of «he efforts of firemen fromI
this city and from Cologne.
ISt. Quirlnus 1ywas begun in the year
1209, but the tower which collapsed to-
day was constructed in 1741.
1:111 sinners ,
llllEAIi seen cuss
LONDON. Marci: 14.”.WA detachment
of militant Suffragettes armed with
hatchets and hammo: s. smashed Iev 131 y
of glass on the ground floor of
d McKenna,
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the residence of ileginai
t lliome secreta‘l'y. in Smith Square, employment of some sort
Westminster today The six women
arrived in the square in an automobile
and took by surprise the policemen
who keep guard over the homes of the
Istate mlnlstcrs. All of those who
took part in the stock were one stcd‘.
however. as they were leaving. Mr.
‘ 1McKenn left town for the week- end
yesterday.
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OFFIDEII IIILLED
KOlleflSlibilbil, Germany; March
14. ~Lieutenant dc Lesser. of the
175th West Prowler: infantry Rrgl
meat, is the latest army officer to
lose his life in the cause of aerial nevi-
genes. lie was attempting in metro d
landing when his aeroplane tipped
over nedr the ground and he was
cmdhed to death beneath the motor;
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CHIHUAHUA, Mela, March 14.——.
be'
‘ fail item a scaffold The defendant
1verdict set aside.
1tarday. to dissolve. will throw 15,000
persons out of employment,» about 2,
1000 of whom work in the New York
.NEW YORK, much 14:?‘1'4 1
who built a lire on the wwden‘ no:
of a vacant factory building in "
Greenpoint section of Brock]
which they had taken mm
cold last night, caused a species:
blame, that did $300,000 damage
resulted in the injury of three _
men.
The flames spread rapidly f
vacant building to a large Educator:
factory of the Standard Wood
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view or the case giving a verdictI 0 so one S e o t e
for the company. The plaintiff sale 11:35:11 occupies half a ”at?"
11:58:: :33; and the verdict sl1ould1 Shoot Looters of House”.
The third case was not argued. NwaRMNs’MI
William H. Stanford recovered 8450 men: an a woman I'm '
from Caleb C. Trefry because of a three men mortally wounded
diers who caught them prowlln
g and wants the the ruins of ”he m that W
1 1ilonduras. early
1re1ports emmbt here
‘1 who arrived‘iefitel‘day aW>
'steamer Joseph Vaccairo. It Mill's sent
l162 houses Were d royed ’~
Leechburo Opera Home Bu 1
LEECHBURG, -.Pa March
1Grand Opera House, erected l:
1years ago at a cost of $100,000
destroyed by fire today.
aside. The plaintiff claimed that
itlie jury had well and truly tried
the issues and the court ought not
to interfere.
The plaintiff wanted the jury do
ings reversed in the action brought
by R. Harold Cox against the Con-
necticut Co. A trolley car bumped
into an auto truck loaded with ice
and damaged it badly. There was
no red light upon the auto and the
defense claimed that omission was
responsible largely for the accident.
The jury evidently accepted
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sdys thid is‘ all Wren
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About 15. 000 People, Receiving
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Has Been Subscribed For
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NEW YORK. Marci: 14,—The pass-1
ing of the United States ll'xpress Com'-I
pany, which its directors voted yee1
and Jersey City offices. These em-
ployos received in salary and wages
approximately $6. 000, 000 a year, of':
MN h .3765, 000 was paid to employee
at Jersey City alone
The exclusive story in last nigh
Sentinel telling of the may e
which is on foot looking tower
'IMaJV of those employee especially establishment or a new club in 1
in the larger offices, have grown old Mr“ District was today verified ”it
in the services of the company. and it one 0’ the sumportcrs °I “‘9 m “I"
was said today that few of them were ment There IS but little doubt the.
financially able to retire from active the 01“" “II“ he a reality and'
I? , planned to take occwpangy of
The prospective dissolution will of Fairilcld County 'liank build“!
lect express service covering 32,038 Wall street on the first of All?“
miles or min-odd. with between 5,000 date has been agreed to by James T
and 0.000 olllces. it was announced to lluhbell, who Ill” Char-lit! 0'? ill-9 llI‘OIll
day by Duncan i. Roberts. president 011(rty and is one of the owners. 1
the company, since January. 1013. Mr. 1 The site selected for the new bill
Roberts said that the new rates fixed is an ideal one as to location. .
by the interstate Commerce Commis- rooms are large and are just smiled
slot: were the chief factor in influenc- to tho use’of clu-b membersr11 Ill-ll;
ing the directors Mr Roberts also today (hero have been Iiitty men
blamed state rate commissions, which have signified lthcylr intention o be
he declared ordered rates in some iii-I coming members and there has bee:
stances lower than those fixed by the 16lubfi<lflbed about $309 which an
Interstate Commerce Commission. onmended in lining up the bul‘ II
continuing, Mr Roberts skid: with furniture. It Is the inlet:
“There Is no quarrel over the parcel leaders in the proposition to hey?!
post it fills a want the express com- well appointed and it will be ,,
palates never could. with the utter in: may.” to do with has him I
practicability of rural deliveries by edJ‘ The allies of thagpmposod
them. The fault lies with the cheese :12 a year: The initiation fee
11: rates. " , ibeett set nor has the name of the
The stockholders will probably Ilet been decided W
more than the preterit market value
at their stock. as the companies liquid
assets are valued in excess of $8, 000,
poo, There are-1 he stockh
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