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Inland It the South
as Second Class
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Hills Hllllli lllll Hllllll
Makes Point of “No Quorum'
and Much time is Consumed
in Roll Call
Norwuk Pout-ma.
Hotter.
ESTABLISHED 1870
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Business Men’s Teams. Are
‘Takinga Great Interest in
Task oi Raising Money
Edi DESIRED
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Will” it
Handsome Aimee McKeen lust
listed “on so" Mexico—.m
servaiions by lanitor
Fair and Somewhat Cooler Tonight.
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Police Are Investigating Into
the Bomb Explosion in West-
' minister Abby
souru noawaut. CONN. FRIDAY. JUNE 12. 1914
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Igglflwgllis “Wm brim“
SAMEASWHW MUVEWDAY‘ —-—-—-— .
liovv lie Planned to Kill
Scores of Passengers
. :‘0 wreck the "flu on which were sag ginger at the vandalism of tile militant.
Submarine Boat BUIMBI‘ 'nVBnt3;many rich people, ‘0 that many lives . BMW and ”0'00“” Ready to ‘ Suflragettes were more vehement}
Device Expected to Revolu- Approve oi Transfer From
would be lost. and the railroad wouldi ”has: ever today among the generali
_ ‘ I ' . hich was roused b the de'.‘
. . hole to pay millions of dollars in , D“ to w y .
bonus the Industry ' l Huerta to New Provns.
*‘—* ional Government
ldamages.” ‘ f tails of yesterday's attempt to blow upf
WASHINGTON. June 12.——Represen-
tative Donovan had a filibuster of his
own in the house yesterday. He asked a
three minutes to make a correction of
the records. Representative Fitzger.
aid. in charge of the sundry civil 8D"
propriation bill. objected. Later tur-f
ing the debate Donovan started to
talk as he filed wished, but was
5 the historic coronation stone and chair;
4in Westminster Abbey. Demands for?
ithe drastic punishment of the women:
Eengaged in this campaign of destruc-
rPietro Snare, of Windsor Locks, taken:
; Such is the alleged declaration ofl
Einto the criminal court on a_bench‘
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Wilton Also Deming Forward to
Assist in Movement ’
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Take a look at the clock! Only $29,-
643! Watch it tomorrow, when it will
mark $-—~—~?. No, we don't know the
exact figure yet. That‘s up to you,
good people of Norwalk and allied
towns. But be sure that the hands on
the dial will take one big running
jump when you see it at the hood of:
‘this story tomorrow. ‘We want to
see the wheels go round," as one of
Helen’s dear babies said in the story.
‘ and who more than the mothers and
their babies could be more interested
in a new. modernly equipped Hospital,
with plenty of room and the most fa-
yorable location for maternity cases?
There is not a doubt about it. The
send-off was so successful that the ul-
timate result is assured.
The amount raised yesterday or
55,043, .
‘ Big Business Men's Dinner.
When Dr. James G. Gregory: an-
nounced at the business men’s dinner.
yesterday. that the first stroke of the
clock would be for 524.600, there was
a- burst of enthusiasm that gave a
[air idea of the energy of the men who
are giving up their valuable time to.
the work without one cent of compen-
sation. The dinner itself was in Col-
onel Russell's best style and was as
follows:
Mock turtle soup
Pickles
Roast turkey
Potatoes Corn
Ice cream
Coffee.
Ten ladies from the First Congrega-
tion at Church served the dinner in
the dainticst manner and wheultho
speech-making began everybody \v-as
willing to sit still and listen. Arthur
D. Wheeler. vice-president of the Bush
ness Men’s committee. called the
meeting to ordfir. and introduced Rev.
B. .P. Fairbanks. who made a brief. but‘
earnest prayer for the success of thei
big enterprise. When the ice cream‘
was served, Mr. Wheeler introduced.
Dr. James G. Gregory. who made the:
report of the committee on large con-’
tributions as above described. ..
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u‘nemoolers TD we
stopped by a point of order by Repre-l
sentative Madden of illinois.
Representative Mann of llllnois. the;
Republican leader, asked that Done-i
van be given three minutes, but'Dono-l
van declined to accept it under sucht
circumstances. Then he stated he-
wanted to talk on a question of per-l
sonal privilege, but somebody de-i
clared he could not when the house;
was in committee of the whole. 1
Finally Donovan shouted, “I make:
u poillt of no quorum," and about an‘
hour was occupied in a roll call and
other parliamentary procedure. Next
time Donovan wants three minutes
he. probably will get it. i
Wesleyan Is. U. 3. Library.
Senator McLean today designated
Wesleyan university as a depository
library. that will receive all gel'ern-‘
lllcllt publications. '
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wlioyal clothes are made for Nor."-
body_ especialy those who demand
the utmost in “correct tailoring. it.
skeptical have a try-on. R. E. le~s
blc, 75 Washington St, upstairs. i
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At the First Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday the services will be
a celebration of a triple anniversaryfl
namely. Children’s Day. Flag Day. omit
the sixteenth anniversary of the dediv!
cation of the present church cdifice.l
In the morning the pastor will preach:
a sermon appropriate to the day. ad-l
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dressing ills remarks largely .to the situation has entered upon a more ser- Cape Race several days ago. She took,
young people. In the evening the
Children's *Day exercises will be held.
These occasions are always enjoyable.‘ tives in Greece of the European powiDepartment at Ottawa. all marine slgU
attracting large congregations. Six-V
teen years ago all Children's Day the
present church was dedicated. Bishop‘
’Goodsell was present and preached the . tl\e continued expulsion ofGreek sub-
morning'sermon. At the afternoon'
session the preacher was Dr. B. M.
Adams. At the evening meeting.with
all churches uniting. Dr. J. M. Buck-
ley, then editor of the Christian Advo-
cate. preached a powerful sermon.
The coming Sunday will be a happy,
occasion at the First Church in conse-l
quence of all these pleasant remem-
brances. A .
~—A~ Lawn Party and bazaar will be}
held' on the lawn of Mrs. Jennings. 8
Henry street, this afternoon and eve.
ningr under the auspices of 'Ophlr
Chapter, No. 52 O. E. S. ‘ ,
1mm mm which you wilrnnd here.’ afium,m’f.nafly
{Greeks in Turkey pad the repair of.
,' recalled; but i should fall in myrdntijns seriously hurt and the
‘ 7 lat did not. inform the Chamber
, , not put to theée conditions the fishes-
. in government will be forced not to
content itself. with joining in the la-
‘ mentations of unhappy retugéée."
lwarrant today accused of an attempt
BHESAPEAKE BAY to wreck the State of Maine. Express
‘on the New York. New Haven and
.iiartford Railroad at Windsor Locks}
_ about 2:30 a. m., on May 10. l
Designer 0' “IO Argonaul, First; Susco was arrested in -a lumber
. . :camp in 'l‘olland County on Wednes~
"Iver! Tons Of Invention lday by railroad detectives. He was for?
-— lmerly a section
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Simon Lake. of Bridgeport. the in-
ventor of the first submarine boat that
over operated successfully in the open
sea alld was able to navigate over the
water bed of the menu. has recently
received a patent for a new type of
submarine boat which is designed for
foreman on May 1. He is said to.
have told his friends that he would;
shoot the foreman. and was very bitter
because of his inability to get his job
back.
When the express, southbound. was
a short distance balmy Windsor Locks
submarine dredging operations. He
has prepared designs of a hm“ on the morning of May 10, the engin-
which is especially equipped to re "9" 9““ “’1 01’5"“0110“ 0“ the ”30k
and shut off steam and reversed. The
train struck the obstruction which
proved to be a steel rail. The reduc~
ed speed of the train prevented derail-
ment. but the passengers were con
siderably shaken. The train was de-
jlaycd about 20 minutes.
i Susco was put to plain today. but his
case will not be tried until the Sep-
l.et it not tcmber term of court.
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cover oysters. clams or scallops in
a rapid and economical manner. and
if Mr. Luke's, boats are put into prac-
tical operation they may become a
very material factor in reducing the
cost of living.
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-—ilot weather is here,
interfere with the thoughts of a coal
Dibbio. custom to the core, Washing,
ton street. . ‘ i
EBEDD-TDBKISII
SITUATION DAD
-. magny, which left this port two weeks
LOXDON. Juno 12,-An Exchange ago, with a crew of twenty-four men.
Telegraph Company's dispatch iron The steamer. which is in command of
Athens today says the Grcco'i‘urllish Captain Poullot, was last reported at
:Alfl 24 MEI MISSINI
fi’.
HALIFAX. N. 8.. June lZ.—~No word
had been received here today from tho
ions stage. The Greek Foreign him-Ion coal there and-proceeded for Que-
lster today informed the lepresenta-ibec. Under orders from the Marine
era that although his government wastnal stations in the lower St. Law-
desirous of maintaining peace, it reuco river and the Gulf of St. LBW-
could no longer remain indifferent to-JGDCB 19M £11811t math: special efforts
to obtain some news of the steamer,
iects from Thrace and elsewhere. b“! “"1110“ success.
ATHENS. Greece. June 12.—A warn- During the winter and series
ing to Turkey which fell little short Montmegny was stationed at Halifax,
was uttered today by Premier Venise- inspecting buoys. . in past, years she
10;, of Greece in the Chamber of has been stationed at Quebec during
Deputies. He was speaking on
treatment of Greek subjects in. Tur-
keY. . ‘ 'May. ~
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The Greek government today sent a“ The Montmagny was one 0‘ the
vigorous note to Turkey demanding steamers sent from Halifax in search
the cessation of the persecution of the 0‘ the dead from the steamship Titan-
ic. She recovered a number of bodies
and landed them at Douisbourg.
pose that she left here the last week in
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damage caused to them and their in-i ‘
terost‘s. '
Public opinion in the Greek capital!8lnE 0F STEEL ‘
is greatly excited, and demands are: .
made that the government take im‘ GAB TOR"
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mediate, sharp action in the matter. 4
The premiere attitude showed that:
the tension between Greece and Torr _
key was near the breaking with and { the first anniversary of-tho Stamford
that the danger of war was immipent. l wreck onvstha New Haven road. the
' M. Venlzelos. who obviously found wrecking crew in the local yards re-
difficulty in restraining his language ‘ sponded to a quiCk call for service
when he spoke of the‘way‘in which when an accommodation train from
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trymen, said: “I do not wish to allow offile station by an express car, which
to escape his words which can not be ' was being set off on a" siding. ho one
of \vawllght.
"Deputies thatythe situationhas become den with farm products and fish so
grave—even very grave. lit a stop is
end of the accommodation train. The
out the Chamber greeted the etatefidelfiyed-
sment ofthe premier. Who added‘ that; . . ,
thousands of Greek refugees ’ had , -—Edmund Breese in Master Mind in
reached the home land already from 5 parts, Lockwood’s .Hell and Pleas-
Turkey, while thousands more" were out Hour. today. Mr. Breeee. will an
only awaiting transportatiori facilities pear personally at illusion perform-
in order to escape froth their perse- since. at meanest Moor ‘endx'. have
cutorfl: {such s’ situation. he concludfleomochingt‘o haytothe ilihblic about
ed. could nbtrbe‘borne pouch longeruthe' pistol-er: ' ‘
hand at Windsor;
Locks. and was discharged by the:
.importaut step.
i weeks of (lettering. the mediators and
”title American and Huerta delegates
‘iulflalng Canadian government .Montv
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of a formal declaration of hostilities. ‘find was 91183!“ ill ice-breaking and:
the the summer and it was for this pur-f
‘ NEW .Havsyfiiune 12.«—0n this.‘
lililiSllltRllili DllliilS'
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Donstltutionallst Delegates Ex-
pected to Arrive Soon
' NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, June 12.—
‘1‘lle mediators will not officially ad-
.‘mit to the conference here the repre
sontatives General Carranza has an-
nounced he will send to Niagara Falls.
The South American diplomats said
they could not recede from their orig-
lnai condition, demanding an armis-
lice.
\\'.~\Slil.\'(i'll)!\'. June 12.—~(ieuerai
L‘arrallzu‘s reply to the Mexican med—
iators announcing his intention of
sending three delegates to the Niagara
conference was received here early to-
day and forwarded to Niagara Falls.
NIAGARA FALLS. Unt., June l'.’.—~
Mediation today had achieved its iirst
After nearly three
were ready to approve formally the
method by which the executive power
1in Mexico City shall he transferred
from the Huerta administration to a“
new provisional government.»
The Constitutional form of succes‘
slon. permitting General 'Huerta to
appoint as Minister of Foreign At~
fairs the man chosen here for the pro
visioual presidency has been abandon-
ed. The United States claimed that
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to follow this method would be recogg
hiring Huerta's authority as constitu-.
tional. instead, there will be an ab-
provisional president with the proba-
bility that the oath of office will be ad-
ministered by the chief justice of the
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During this month I am having a
special sale on my Red Oak Coal, so
that the people of Norwaik can try it.
before laying in tllelr'winter'e supply.
This coal does not stick to the bricks
or break your grate. Better order now,
so as to 'avoid the rush later in the
"eeason. Special prices for cash.
l wn. urrnox COAL co.
gnnlvan ruins Alla
Fills FilllM WAGCii
Frederick Cal-allelic narrowly esca-
od serious injury when he tfa‘l'lited
yesterday afternoon in a wagon which
he was driving His horse ran, undi-
rected, from the Winnipauk station, to
.Nash's corner, Main street.
Mr. Cavanello had been working all
iday in the hot sun. and late in the
Th damalge'i afternoon. when he hitched up to mfg“ away from the Crown its present right?
' ress car was a- . . o i . , _
e ehp‘ saint 33:22“; izpwéiti gent: to nominate twelve members; passed*8' J°D°5v a ““9359, ”We“ ’9"!
. . did fit i) . . [the‘lowerho‘use on Junejil. V'lhen theumember of the Princeton University"
its weight almost Weed ”1'0“ 3 e 0 .vory well. When he had gone but a bill“ ch d the n W. house the Con: , ~
K . T93 ‘3 1’ ' ;Trustees and a personal friend
the track the combination passenger short distancb he fainted from heat- .sm‘vatives. including the king‘s noml. President. Wilson has practl *
and baggage car Riviera, at the head] exhaustion and when his horse had noes, absented themselves, and as they been selected for governor of ms
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(run as far as Nash’s cornbr it was
zeteel sidé'of thiscar was cleanly out stopped. a young man. driving the six members
DOUG and prolonged cheers “11008111. by the express..car. Traffic was “t horse and the senseless man hack‘to taken.
Mr. Easton's house. During the dive
back 'Mr. Cavanello suffered two He:
vere convulsions. . This morning, how-
'ever, he is feeling much improved.
.
éitoyal Tailored but an Maior
whinge arrived today. jRoyal cloth,.,R'.=y.
all fit, for a ‘Royalentortainer. ‘Made
‘ lurds.y night.
in; the Royal soy.» a. E. Dibble. _
rupt transfer of authority to the new"
’tion were heard on every side. The
leniency of the government in releas-l
" lug women criminals after a few days'
in our lllll sun
fdetention in jail was condemned. WA“ RwAum mi?
g Reginald McKenna’s suggestion of the ‘ Mi'S
f prosecution of subscribers to the funds '
got the militant Suffragette organize-l
itiou would stop, to a large extent, the.
5 flow of income to the coffers oi' the wo~'
.illt’ii engaged ill the widespread activ-‘
'ities undertaken by that society. t is
known that much of the motley hand-
cd over by the largest subscribers is
sent in with the earmark 'educatlon."
Airs. Emmeline Pankhurst. the mill.
taut leader. being left to decide what
that means. it is believed, however.
that this clause in the gift will not
prevent the law reaching the persons
who provide the funds used for crime.
. Closer chamination today of the
coronation chair in Edward the Con-
f U I “ ‘ 1 ‘ m ,WESTINDHDUSE STIitKE
essor ‘ lape . in 'es in us or ey.‘ ' ' _
showed that the damage was very I“ “1183033“ SPREAD,
small and easily repaired. The cores:
ualion stone was not injured at all. in1
fact, most of the damage done affected
the wall of the chapel behind the
chair. The abbey was opened as an-
out. today..axcept . for the chapel.
wilc‘ré fhibbnlli'was placed and in
which an immense amount of soot.
dust and dirtfell as the result of the
explosion. A large congregation,com-
posed mostly of women. attended the
morning service. Extensive precau-
tlons were taken and every visitor was
closely scrutinized. The police have
the description of several women who
were seen in the vicinity before you
terday's explosion, but no arrest. has
yet been made. ‘
McKoen Only a harmless
Flirt. Is Her Defense
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“Please open the windows. W0
need a great deal of ventilation on
this." was the request of Judge Gard-
ner Green yesterday in gthe Su-
perior Court. second part. as he lint»
sued to some evidence of the mm
diacolored variety in the divorce suit
of McKeen against McKeen.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa., Juno terrain
refusal of the Westinghouse Campus.
ies yesterday to treat with their ten
thousand strikers was answered today
when the Allegheny Congenialrflndns- ‘
trial Union called out the 1,500 idea
in the plant of the Union Switch ant!
Signal Company at Swisevale. Tito"
strike was ordered for noon, and I. '
parade of East Pittsburgh stiikers wad
formed at 9 o’clock to encourage tha-
movement. With five bands, one or
them made up of bagpipere, fully flVI-V
thousand men and women marched ml".
the Turtle Creek playgrounds for t‘
meeting before moving on to Swish
vale. ..
Picket lines were strengthened duh
ing the night, and careful watch kept-
on the railroad adjacent to the factors,
has where the strike is on. ' omen-o"
of the union express the belief tint
tigers will be {to disorder as long as
the county authorities prevent thrash;
for liquor in the strike district.
‘snuu
resell snoutoens
JEdmund Breese in Master Mind in
5 parts, Lockwood's Hall and Pleas—
ant Hour. today. Mr. Breeee will an
pear personally at the 8:30 pertain—
ance at Pleasant Hour and have
.something to say to the public about
like picture.
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«(‘Oi’EX‘l-XAGEN, Denmark, June 12.
—King Christian X. of Denmark for;
day placed an unexpected obstacle in.
that way of the plan ofthe Danish
Cabinet to solve the deadlock in ales-i
toral reform by dissolving the upper‘
llouse of Parliament. whose members!
. by reinsing to vote, have stopped thei
1passage of the Constitutional amend-I!
ment bill, ‘
. His majesty has objected to the in-“
: clusion in the dissolution of the}
itwelve members of the upper house’l
nominated by himself. and declares; Roastpork,16c,
that he wishes only the other fifty-four; “We make one delivery in each 5"“ ,L
:mmbers to be affected. ‘tion 0f the city Saturdays. 1
: Radical politicians have advised the l (Adv) Beers Mashhad PTO“ Co.
‘Cabinet to resign unless the king! "“ .
'gi¥!:eh$lii. which abolishes all prob-il-vaE JONES To - ‘
' ' HEAD rsotnn nessnvs
: crty qualifications for electors of mem- :'
;bers of the upper house and takes! _
WASHINGTON, June panama
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Shoulder lamb. 12c.
Lamb chops; l2 1-2c to 24c. ~
Lamb stew, 10c.
Round steal-z, loc.
Sirloin steak. 20c.
Porterhouse steak, 220.
Chopped beef; 16c.
Roast beef, 12 1-2c to 22¢.
Roast veal, 160 to 20c.
Stewing fowl, 18c.
Native fowl.42ic. '
Large fancy roasting chickens, 258.
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number more than half of the stair-.9,“ Reserve Board. it was 'hafd
, no val.d-vote could boomclahy today that his nominee
. * would go to the Senate Monday:
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,Bakery. 5 Monroe street.
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Bids will be received by Chris
Swartz, Pres” until hionda‘y: Jun
lat 12 o‘clock noon, for furnishini
. . _ lNomnk Hospit‘al‘tvlth Old com
—-Danolng at Royal James inn Sat- Lehish Coal tram July 1; 1814
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A financier " may be a gst~rlchcuick
promoter wh'ogsts by‘with it.
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