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ESTABLISHED 1870 ”msm‘afifirfi?‘m SOUTH NORWALK, CONN” SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914 Fair toniuhtwand sum: TWO CENTS V ‘
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Bill tilts-
New York Steam Fitter Arrested
for Being Implicated in the
American Can Com-
pany Robbery
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Clerk for Architects Had 8500
Taken From Him Yesterday
’ NEW YORK, June 6.—Joseplt Lon~l
go, a chauffeur, and Jantes Fay, a pool-
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Steamer Commander Brought a
Fine Party From N. Y.
Yesterday .
till MAN
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Hungarianlleeident Kills Farmer
and Wits and Wounds Their
Daughter in Hoetleny
The season at Roton Point Park may
be considered fairly started, now that
tile excursions 'by water have begun
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litigation
City Clerk lpseph Linxweiler
Notifies Ybrious Treas-
urer'sf Today
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Bi 3 PASS
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Opposition Melts Away on Final
City Clerk Joseph J. Linxweiler to-
day notified thoivarious treasurers of
the city and diitrlcts of the amount
each district will receive from tlte tax
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Mr. and Mrs. John F. Darrow.ol
East Avenue, Surprised by
‘ Eighteen Friends
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South Norwalk Council, Knights
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Darrow were
pleasantly surprised at their home, at
195 East avenue, last night, when
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which is now being collected.
'rhé First taxing district, Chester 3.
Sellecii, treasurer, will get $44,994.31.
The Second taxing district, William
Miller, treasurer, will have $22,582.87.
Test—Only l2 Apalnst
R. 8.- Measure
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ieightecu of their relatives and friends
l gathered there to celebrate their twen-
,ty-fiftlt wedding anniversary. The oc-
icaslon was arranged for by the.cou-
lple's daughter, Mrs. Harold C. Hall,
of Columbus, Bdmembers
Former Pastor in
This City
l 299.51.
The Third taxing district, Myron W.
Osborn, treasurer, will have $8,039.30.
The Fourth taxing district, Wilfred‘
fiodwell, treasurer, will receive $111,-
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The Fifth taxing district, Wilfred l
Bodwell, treasurer, will get $114,. Forty-three Republicans and 16
Progressives Vote for !
Clayton Bill ‘3
i
This makes the total amount collect-
ed, this year. $301,458.50,
Sililillill illlilli
WASHINGTQN June ti.——All three
ADJHURNMENI land the sense of the celebration was
i manifested by those present who show-
ered their congratulations upon Mn,
and Mrs. Darrow. in the course of'
the very enjoyable evening the couple
received many handsome silver gifts.
The party sat down to a splendid
dinner. it was followed by a program_
of musical selections, which were'
greatly enjoyed. An interesting incl-
dent lrt connection with the celebra-l
tion was the presence of three, last
:night, who attended the wedding cer-l
entoity twenty-five years ago. They;
Sililifl ANNIVERSARY ,
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District Deputy Mulligan, From
Thompsonvllle. Gives it Talk
tr
When it comes to offering a royal -
room owner, were held today charged
with participation iii the holdup, yes-l
torday, of two employes of the Anter-
cau (fan Company, who were robbed of
Casino Restaurant Popular
Tile fine quality of the chicken-
wnfl’le and sltore dinners, and the
splendid service, dainty linen, and sil-
to arrive. The that of these was
brought to the greatly improved dock
at the Point on the Steamer Command-
er on Friday and numbered over Silt)
members of The Union Presbyterianl
Sunday school of New York. Today;
another steamer crowded with the;8HflflIs PUlIBEMAN
members of the St. Ann's Avenue Epis- l
copal church of the Bronx, will arrive: ‘ ,
shortly after noon. The members oil fRflM SIEEPLE fURIRESS
this church have been frequent vista! ’ l
tors to Roton Point in former years
and will surely be delighted with tha'Threstens to Kill Himself With
many changes for the better. Next
Saturday. June 13, there will be two “‘3 La“ nilllfll He Has
excursions 'by boat with a total of fully —-———-——- .
2,000 people. The Kent Stret Reform-l .
ed church, of Brooklyn, will number]; ZUDMZIEST' IHUDKEI')’. June o—A
7002 and the William Dupre mom-1:“ m,“ "‘3" Aug“? Tm“? 1‘“
tion of West New York 1200 more. [we ”mm” "mm“ mm" a“ 11"‘l
. . . ,pregnable fortress out of the steeple;
lot the village church at iloeflany,‘
where, armed with a repeating rifle:
and five hundred cartridges, he took:
:refuge after killing a farmer and ills
pull it till
bills on the administration trust leg-
lislation program passed the House
little yesterday and were sent to the
lSenate for action there, Opposition
were: Mrs. George Punzelt, of Barton; fgood time, the South Norwalk Knights "
Miss Lucretia Barton, of New Canaan. ’ of Columbus are’rlght on the job“. I‘ll .
and Mrs. Darrow’s father, Oscar W.,evening the seventhhanniversnry 0!
Raymond. South Norwalk Council, No. 1253. [Lot
Following is the list of names of ' C., was celebrated, in St. Joseph‘s
‘early today as a nlaterial
nearly $3,000. 'Fred. Kelley, arrested
previous, confessed, according to the
polite, that he lthd driven the car in
which the men made their escape. He
said bongo had hired him.
As tile result of a confession. which
the police announced they had ob-
tained from Frederick Kelley, a chauf~
four, Joseph Reardon, twenty-seven
years old, a steam litter, was arrested
witness.
Other arrests were expected to be'
made of men said to have taken part
it the robbery yesterday of two ent-
ployes of the smiles-lean Con Company
as they were leaving the offices of the“
verware, have dellgltted the many who
have tried them, and many reserva-
tions for. large and entail parties have
been made. The lunchroout, with its
tasteful arrangement and wholesome
wife and wounding their daughter. l
Police tried to reacit the criminal,“
but were met with a fuslllade. which
killed two and wounded fourteen. and
caused them to retreat.
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Failed to "ODD" Enrollments lfllmoited away when the final test came
and the voting went through quickly
"anon” Guard land without incident. The Covington
--—-—- inter-state trade commission bill was
According to an opinion delivered passed without a record vote; the
John '
those who were present last night:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartmut and
daughter, Frances, Mrs. George Pun-j
ash and daughter. Maude, of Darien;i
jselves proud in the splendid entertains
school hall, and the Council didthon-
ment and merry-making they plush“;
mdles‘ night was observed. . . . .
The honored guest of the evening
food at popular prices, is being liber-
ally patronized, not only in the day
time, bllt ill the evening, when the
dancers congregate in the largest numi
bars. Two famo'us teaChers of modern. untarlly or used up all ms ammuni-
dances, E lady ““1 gentleman from tlon. A narrow stairway is the only
New York, "9 in daily ‘llend‘ncer‘approech to the steeple and whenever
and instruction in the latest steps may f anybody has “Man“ to ascend it
be obtained in morning at moderate Tamales i... been able to cm him.
Wicca- quietly toils-odes min: ' in the
A large force of police surrounded
the church today, but their command-
er confessed thnt he was helpless un-
til Tomslcs decided to surrender vol-
ring. out delight-
yesterday by Attorncytieneral
H. Light. the selectmen of any towtt
who refuse or neglect to comply with
the statute regarding enrollments in
the National Guard from in their town,'
are liable to a line of $500 each. Title
opinion was given in reply to a re-
quest frain Adletantaoeneral George
Clayton omnibus anti-trust measure
received 275 votes to 54 against it, and
the vote on the Rayburn railroad rap-
italization bill was 325 to 12.
The three bills today awaited the
action of the Senate. These measures
were befor that body after haying
Miss Lucretia tliarton, of New Canaan; l
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood. their son, was State Deputy William J. K-
Raymond and daughter. Mabel. Mr. of. Tltompsonville. «Mr. Mulligan m
Joitn Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. re-eiected state deputy for the {outfl-
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldron time, at the recent convention offing
and Oscar W. Raymond. :K. of c., in Greenwich, as a rem
ltlon of his efficient and zealous work}
’on behalf of the organization. we;
,been passed by the House yesterday
M. Cole. of the Connecticut National by overwhelmih'ialoelttqn it was;
We Who exofil‘nedtbnt ml!!! 80.18!”ch tbgt ”‘3 $0118“ wow wd'Yl
lecttnen 1"“ ml“ ‘0 notify em‘e‘flrefer theseA‘meesut-es for committee
toutt SUFFMCEFIELD
. oillililttt travail:i
“up was the work of the some men mention and
‘ nion was filled with valuable liter-ad:
concern WM $2,700,vpart 0‘ “19 week-' One look at the crowds that patron-
ly payroll. film the “Tango Dip," roller coaster.
'l lte police say Kelley confessed to and the big merry-go-round, is convinc-
being the driver of the automobile in log prof that these new and or,” ex-
«,which the two robbers escaped after pensive features are fully appreciated J
the holdup. -He is said to have lmpll- All of the concessions are ready for.
.caled five men in the robbery- xbusiness, and the bathing pavilion will
The detective department was work‘ be ready very shortly. The splendid
lng today on the theory that the hold- trolley service is calling for favorable
was never beter.
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Steve Budener and Steve Faperty
. Were Also Sentenced to
Thirty Days in Jail
who earlier yesterday held up two,
clerks of the Masnry Paint Company,
in Brooklyn, and robbed tltem of a
satchel containing $3,000 drawn for
the weekly payroll. These two rob~
here also used an automobile to es-‘
cape. , ' ‘ '
A third holdup on which the police
are working resulted in a loss of $300
to McKenzie, Vofhees & Gmelln, arch-
itects, although the five robbers over-
looked two bundles of money. eac'tt7
containing 3500. An employe of the
architects was taking $1,500 iltto the .
offices when his hat was knocked off,‘ A sentence 01 thirty days in Jail and
and while he stooped to recover it, a fine °t ‘25 and 009“- imagine it Up
the men seized one of his bundles. The to about “8: was given to 98011 01 the
five men escaped down the elevator ”'0 men arrested, Thursday light. by
and sped away ‘ln an automobile. ;Constable Wilbur Bates and his son,
‘ ._...I . [while in the not of stealing chickens
’from the poultry farm of G. D. Tllley.
The men are Steve Budener and Steve
Anson sou‘u {Fagerty Budener confessed to the
STILL AGTIVE gstealing of the several dozen of chick-
end which were found to have been
’ _ .taken but his pal maintained his inno-
T.ONDON, June 6.——The,ce.mpalgnz '
of the "arson squads" of the ‘mmmntlcence, although , Budener implicated
him in his confession. Justice Abel
Shani?” 1;: eiogintsdméogzz Dance presided over court. which faves
'30:; a fill]: mansslon near High Wy lheld last night. Neither of the pris-
‘ One n . i
combo, in Bucklnghantslfire, about rs had a y_money to pay the r
g tines, soit means that oachwlll have
thirty miles from London. The man-a,to spend nearly three months at
5 Bridgeport. . ‘ .
‘ture and objects of antlgue art. Thea
usual Suffrage literature was found:
it’bout the grounds. The house ad-lFuu“ "E" K'LLE” .7 ‘
dolned the historic parish church,_
course of yesterday, be destroyed the
altar and some pictures in the church.
This morning he shouted from the
steeple: “it is d good thing you let me
sleep during the night. Now i have,
fresh strength and there will be a line
blood bath. When my last cartridge
is gone I will kill myself."
Mil. illltovuck is
to LEAVE llilllWALll
him or the tax commissioner in midi
matters. and asked what steps should
be taken to bring themto compli-
ones.
There are new four towns which
their reports having been due Febru-
;ary 15. These towns are New Hart-
'ford, met Grenby, Mtddletleld and
. Sprague. The attorney-genernl'ouotes
the statute to show that the select—
'men are required to notify in their
'roturue the number of persons liable
. . lto military duty. and is of the opinion
‘ George W. Hardwlok. tor the cast; that this law was not repealed by the
thirteen years connected with Edr‘law on {he pal-song] m. which re.
ward 9- Wood's drug 3‘0”: has ten- peeled another portion of this some
dared his resignation and will leave-3mm“. and that the punishment pro-
Norwalk. Mr. ‘HUdWlCR ‘3 ‘0 mm0‘31“vided in this statute for failure in still
ate himself with the Killer drug pe0< in enact. He advises the adlutnnt-
pie and will be located in Bridgeport. general to request the tax commis-
519 do“ notbexpect ‘0 talk: “Pvt: mi" , sioner to take steps against these as-
utles for I out two wee s. on Wleetmen.
severe his connection here Mr. Hard-i
wick and his’\wife will take a short.
vacation. ,
When the announcement became ‘ f ‘
known, regret was expressed on allI or "E B‘KN'VIL
'sldes. He is very popular and during; The Manor 'Hose.CompanY. No. 3,
ibis tttlrtlfent y?r:1in;h";{nyihew::ls ; of Port Chester, N. Y., has attached the
‘1‘"0“ 3 09 ° ren 3' e 3 'ldivlng girl equipment of the carnival
Eknown in fraternal circles and social-ind also the burlesque act. The com
:ly. life is a member of Clinton-Com- pony, who is represented by attorney
lmandery, K. T.. of St. Johns Lodgeppre‘man Light. claim that the man-
;F. andA. M.. of the Norwaikv ’Bost “m of gm Greater. New England
:Club and of the Ptoneer'llose Company. Show, Messrs. S. Freeman & Adams,
;'H9 1““ taken an active part in local - did not pay the percentage that their
:polltlcs. contract with them calls for. The vet-
‘ lue of the property attached at the car-
:LORD MERCEY SATLS FROM‘nival is so small that it is probable
"r ENGLAND. the proceeds of this evening’s per-
LONDON, June e—Lord Mersey,for-jformances will be attached to cover
interiy presiding Judge of the Admiral- 1118 claim. A,
W Court, and who Presided over the The different booths and stands
commission of inquiry into the Titanic that “f 3110““ at the carnival “"9
disaster, left here tod;y"for.Lit'erpool 1° PW a 09'3““ ”menu” 9‘ “1°“
:to sall.on board the Mauretama for earnings ‘6 Mess”- Freeman & Ad‘
“ " ‘ ants: who in turn. are obliged to pay a
l
have been delinquent in this mattrrp
l
ITMCHED ATTRACTIONS
action. ’ l
I The Senate committee on Inter-
stae Commerce was eXpected to vote
: today on a pending motion by Senator
Pomerene. This motion is that the
committee report immediately the
.trade commission bill, and that all
othet‘ phases of proposed trust legis-
lation be postponed for the further
action. of the committee. Senator
Pomerene explained that his mitlon
does not mean a curtailment of the
anti-trust program, but is designed to
bring before the Senate for early
consideration the only piece of legis-
lation on which the committee has
agreed.
Democratic leaders in the House
were jubilant today over the passage
of the anti-trust bills. ,
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I‘ The new ‘Rathskeller'dn the Hotel
Clifford opens today for business.
Since the first of' the yeEr Messrs.
Stevens and McPherson have bad a
force of capable men fitting up» this
‘department‘ of their hotel with‘ the
result that there is now in our city
one of the handsomost rathskellers in
New England. The two large rooms
directly under the office lobby have
been used in bringihg about this
transformation. The smaller ofthe
two is decorated with green colored
llnowall, the woodwork being in oak
effect. A large fireplace and the dec-
orations are all_in harmony. The
t
l
pmain room is in oak colored trimmings'
as to wainscosting with iltalian garden
scenes around the borders. The indi-
rect system of lighting is used giv-
ing a very pleasing effect. The fur-
new HAVEN, June 6.—Equal Sui-g
irnglsts had a field day in this city, to-'
day, without the frills of a parade.
The afternoon and evening hours were
to be given up to what had been call-i
ed an “appeal to reason," the Sulfur;
gists intending to follow the Hyde
Park plan of campaign by holding
[small meetings on the Central Green,
each speaker to be ntounted upon a
box as a rostrum. The first thing done
by the women was to throw out to the
morning breeze their purple. white and
green. banner from many flagstaffs.
Sympathetic householders also' un-
Mulllgan is a tireless worker. and bin
efforts and enthusiastic taluso the
(Continued on? Sixth Page),
M
CAYEIIECEPTICI , .
to 8Ell|llll cuss
An excellent time was enjoyed‘lut
evening at the Norwallt High School
Hall. when the Alumni Association
gave an informal reception to insult.
for class of the High School,‘
Old acquaintances were . renewed.
and there was a reunion of the-old
Ndl‘walk High School orchestra, and;
some very good music remlted. 'Illo
formal speeChes were heard; and t“
evening passed most pleasantly. '
furled similar banners, and on many
streets.the Suffragists'» colors were
seen. From the staff in front of City
Hall hung the large net banner bear-
ing the words “Votes for Women——
Suffrage Day—C. W. S. A." 4
, The New Haven Union turned its
plant to a large extent over to the
Stitfraglsts, who proceeded to get out.
3. "Votes for Women" edition, using
whatever available space there was.
Masculine effort, however, was ex-
pended on the mechanical side. and in
handling that portion of news and ‘lid-
vertising matter which was absolute— :_
15’ indispensable. M lOrgan Prelude—"Offertolre in A I.- l" .
The Suffrage Association sent here 10,» ______________________ 39m”,
a score of its best kndwn State work- Anthem—"It Is a Good Thing to (Hit, .
'ers' and speakers. who were ”Duel“ Thanks" .................... ' and:
of finding sympathetic audiences at Hymn. r
their open air gatherings. iPrnyer. , 1“
. l[Chant—The Lord‘s Prayer, , , . 5
NURSES engulfing“ .Alto Solo—“God Shall Wipe Away An -
l .
l ,. PliOllllA-M AllliAllCEill
rs" .................... Barker _
l Responsive Reading.
ATTRACTIVE MU§ICAL SERVIC‘
To Be Given by the Methodist doors
tctte Sunday Evelina.“ _
The musical service at the Pink
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow}
evening will be the first of the period.
of meetings commemorating the one. .
ltundred and twentysflfth anniversary "
of Methodiom in Norwalk. The rot.
lowing program lsfione which circuits
attract a vory large congregation:
Miss DePierne.
’ - 'Gloria Patti. - ., '
The graduation “8’01““ °‘ ""5 Soprano 'Solo—"Oh That I not!
nurses of the Norwalk Hospital will. Wings" ..... v _____________ Barney,
take place on Tuesday evening. at the ' Mrs. Hull. ,, . .
Norwalk High School. The members Scripture 'Rea ding. _ ,
01'th 01885 W1“ be Ml“ Ed“ “m“ Anthem-“Seek Ye themord" . ‘ -
Platt, Miss Edith Gray Downs, Miss . Roberta;
............... nu...”-
- pittance. ‘
(which is believed to have been'thei
heal objective. of the women, who
more. however, unable to’obtain ad-
}. This incendiary fire is considered,
nation to give the people of England
WACKSaskanne e.—rour men
‘were killed and three‘lnjured when an' 1?“ “‘9
cast-hound Canceled Northern Rall- ‘ “M
we} passenger train crashed head-on
into a west-bound freight near here
HEAD 0N 01““le York on his?” to Quebec to
I
opt as chairman of the; investigation
commission, in charge of the inquiry
wreck f the Empress} Ire:
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nuances cots T0 sTATE. .ll
certain percentage of the earnings of nlshlnge are of the finest and eVr’T‘Ya
the whole carnival to the Fire Coni- thing 8‘30““- the 9180-9 i3 up-todete.
‘pany, under- wh‘ose ausplcéa the shows; The kitchen adjoins the .rathskeller
are given. .An understanding hugand will be in charge of an exper-
been reached between the managers of,ienced chef. The service will be a
the cardinal and the Putnam diesel la. carte arid the management will give
Company, and the local fire laddieslspecial attpnti'onto parties. The Sen-
Aiice Mary MacKenzle and Miss Helen
Florence Collins.
.
An interesting'program has been
Organ Offertory—anom “Parana!“-
Bass Solo—“Abide With "Me" ,. g ..
.........‘ ............... . Slim
i
no rest: until the Parliamentary vote‘l
a granted to ~«women. .three mail clerks. ‘The body of Arnold,
I u.
an express messenger, was taken from.
. . . - o i . - .
[I ATOOKER HOUSE OPENING. ‘the baggage car. grits engineer of the‘
J' The, new‘enenagement of the Toolt- passenger train was badly . scolded. [thought he came from Hartford, but. . Deeds were pelleted today. Inhaler-
er House, Dorian, wishes to anneeneefl‘he others injured was s. brekontan a: yet no relatives have been found; ring “10 property 0g 3r”; any, A. “
one .romemc An loudest of his death is that should Brown...“ot sunspot-s,“ touted 1n.Un-'stltutfon.
mun one In relatives be connected in contoem ion smile the DayiNtir-ew arm-l
button under the law would go to the. elation. Improvemént’efwlll be .‘Illedo
that then? wlll. be an informal open and two passages-e.~
Jones, from s to 9:5 All train was to .meetuthe‘ .
9, ‘ . . aluminum some unexplained meti-
.l. r
.‘ .
MARIN HBlilEBS crop. filter the engineer overt-en his signals. 1.5m: /
Ititan, an engineer for a local laundry
« company, who was scolded on Wéditesl
,day.diedtgdey‘etlhe‘hoenltal- “won" my Munseav' suvs Pnoranrv.
tract calls for.
.lluwi
.\ \, "1‘
taken idiom time.
late lflflt MEN-i Almond the dead my MERIDEN. June s.—Alfred Hou‘lwlllWeceive the percenthge their con-y tinel believes that the public will
show their appreciation of this more
,on the part of the Clifford people by
glvlng'jflte ratliskeller a generous pa-
tronage.~ As before stated no city is
now better equipped with such an in-
,—0utlnx hats‘and dress lists at Visitors; selection; orchestra.
litre. Taylor’s, so North Main street. 3 Areceptlon will follow.
prepared under “l9 “mu“ 0' ““55 Mr. sconeld. "
Alice B. King, the superintendent of Hymn. ». .
the Hospital. lit will include-an open- Duett—“Love Divine, All Love “
in: selection by “‘9 “Them“: “m“ ling" ............ ..... stutter
duetion of the speakers by the chairs .Mrs. Hull and Mr. Crowe.
man, President C. Swartz; addressemnemaru‘ by Pastor. _
by Rev. Dr. McGregor and Rev. Dr.. Prayer."
M, J. Lynch; president of the diplomas Choir Hymn—“Come Unto Me'f
by Prostdent Swans; presentation of .......... ........... . it
the class pins by Mrs. Henry C. Sher nan Po tlud ........ L.
ler, president of the Ladies’ Board of Org w s e "
—oANemo, bestows?“
ladies, 15c; gents. 26c. Fiedler'l'or'
is"
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