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Board of Charity Commissioners
to Make Recommendation to
Common Council, Tonight
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,Nothinglto ISay Regarding Report
I That $65,000,000 to 590,-
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One New Haven Railroad Direct-
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IIESSIE WlKiIIIIII
III IIIlll ABIIII
Was Once Sentenced to be Hang-
ed ler Killing Husband. But
Error Was ,Found
NEW HAVEN, July 14.—Bessie J.
the City of Norwslk is to be in line Wakefield was pieced on trial for a
with other cities in having an appro- 330°“ time $00833 under an indict
prute name for the town f‘rm. Thelma!“ for murder in the first. degree,
members of the Board consisting oi‘ ‘III “WIDE the 090th of her husband,
William G mount, John 1‘. momiwuusm o. Wakefield, at Cheshire. on
and George W. Raymond have bun'June 23,1913. The woman was found
inviting suggestions for some time guilty 0' 1110 murder on Get. 31. and
as to a suitable name for our poorI'IiIIIeIIced to be housed on March 4
house. Many names have been “8.. 'last. but upon an appeal the execution
gested and there has been a difference} ‘7“ stayed "Id "19 Supreme Court of
of opinion as to the name to be adopb' 'E’m" granted 3 new "III on an er-
ed. Finally it occurred that inas- Iror. James Flew. who actually shot,
much as Mahackemo stood for so stabbed and finally choked Wakefield
much in the settlement of Norwalk to death. was CODVICIBII Of murder in
that one of his associates in the sale I II separate II'I‘I “III “I“ sentenced W
of the town should not be lost sight die “9°“ III“ same date and I18 PRIII
of. Therefore, when the name otIthe penalty for the crime. Mrs. Wake-
Narnmake was mentioned, the Board field and Plow had been close friends.
unanimously agreed to adopt the name 1 'The State alleged in the first trial of
\‘aramake Home for our poor house. In” Wakefield that "‘9 “mm“ W“
Their recommendation to that effect LI"? '1‘“? mIiII'deIli :3? :IothIIbIEIII
Commission so seterely censurlng tiieIhill be submitted to the Board of olriItIiIiIiIIieIdIIaotIiIttzw tart; IIcliisfiyeIlipon “I:
directors under the administration ofI Councilmen at their meeting INS 9"‘0
Charles S \lellcn. for‘ reckless and ning and undoubtedly will receive the CIIIIIIIIIIIIOS “I“; “Tirol: was adInltteu
Di‘oiligate" financial operations esti- IaDhrot al of that body. I“ 3:; “Jo: Rare“; ”83:: 2:; the
mated to have cost stockholders fromI Naramake figured prominently IDI ‘9 p
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Thanks to the Board of Charities.
NEW YORK. July 14.—-While J. 1’.
Morgan & Company refused to discuss
the report of the Interstate Commerce
$65,000,000 to $90,000,000, J. 1". Morgan the transaction whereby the IIIIIIEII‘ :fgggegflatd 295:“:LJEJOegiegiiiIgI
the mm the site where {\orvtalk now I which it was expected to pick a jury.I '
SIIIII‘IS- ”"0“” I” the “("de of Court was opened at 9: 30 by HtghI
the deed or agreement between the 'Sheriff Philip J. Hugo “re “3%
III‘IIIII“ and those who purchased the field had been brought down from the
Correspondence made public at'town plot, and the prices paid for $116 county jail and for a time stayed in
Washington told of Commissioner Mc- same. The agreement was made an ante~ room She appeared in excel
(iiiord‘s directing the chief examiner-April 20,1640: Ilent health was neatly dressed and
,to mass the work as it “was useless." 'An agreement WWI“ ”WI“ "I 1 composed
late last night Mr. Morgan issued rick and blehackem, and “”33“"; For the time being spectators were
this brief statement in reply: and 1Pemenate Hewnomllum INIIIIIIII OI not admitted yo the court room as the
'The information with regard to the Inorwake and MIKentoub. the “"11"." numb" of men summoned in
NV'ithdransl of the Interstate Com- Inanlel illatrick hath bought 0‘! the rim jury duty needed all the “up
merce Commission examiners from said three indians. the Ground 'calm available The 18er number ‘1‘"
himself denies the charge that
'comniission's examiners were not. etc-1
corded full access to the firm's bookgI
,bearing on the New Haven.
the Steamer Es-
lAexlco City
to Vera Cruz
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Enter Capital and
Control Then
Carranza _
Aeeum
MEXICO CITY, July 14.—-—Provislon-
al President Huerta's family, accord-
Iing to reports prevalent in the Capl-
tol, is expected to leave for Vera Cruz
some time today, and will probably
embark on the steamer Espasne.
The Espagns, which plys between
\era Cruz and Havana and several‘
'plalntlif.
Spanish ports, already has a number
of prominent Huerta officials aboard.
\\ ASHINGTON July lA.-~'Huertas
resignation momentarily was expected
in Mexico City todav
matlc dispatches from the Federal
capital stated the dictator probably
would quit his post and turn over his
administration to his new foreign min-
later. Francisco Carbajal. either to
day or Wednesday.
Evidence that Huerta was proper
ins All arena. of exist after his so
dicatlan waif seen in the work of re-
Officlal diplo- I
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Reliable Local
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General News 1
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Cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
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Superior Court to Bender lodg-
ment Against Balrd-Unteidt
' Co. for $5,000
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The Supreme Court of Errors has
handed down a decision in the Asso-
ciated Hat Manufacturers vs. The
Baird-Untiedt Company case in favor
of the plaintlfl. By it the defendant
company and fifteen other companies
who are defendants in the action must
pay 35.000 with interest from June
ii, 1909. to the plaintiff association
for violation of an agreement. There
were sixteen defendants in the action
but it was agreed by counsel that one
case be heard instead of them all. so
as to save expense. Judge Howard J.
Curtis rendered a finding on facts andI
by agreement it went to the Supreme'
Court on reservation. The suit wasI
the outcome of labor difficulties where-I
in the defendants hired union labor
in violation of an agreement whicht
they had entered into as members of
the United Hat Msnufactnrers‘ Asso-‘
ciation with the other members. W aish,
Iand Hubhen and Edward J Quinlan
of Norwalkl Spottnvood D. Downers.
of Bridgeport. and Milton Damman of
New York were the attorneys for the
Other County cues. .
Other Fairfield county cases de-
cided were:
Stole of‘ .Connectlcut
Thomas H. McGee. Noerror.
Clitus H. King, administrator
appeal fromII'ip'robate
advised to erase the case from its
docket.
Judge Charles H. Peck. of Strat-
ford, was disbarred from the practice
of law tonsil further order of the Sn-
against
an
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Suit Brought by Albert ll. Malkin, for the Former City of llorflel
to Compel the New City’ a Board of Estimate and Taxation .1
to Appropriate $10,300 lor Year’s Light Bill Falls
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City Attorney William F. Tammany Upheld in tile Contention Ting
Charter Specifically Provided That Each District
Should Pay lor Its Own Lights
The Board of Estimate and Taxa- the facts were agreed on and the quad-I
tion has won the action brought “0113 OI 13‘” arising “DOB 8 0101103 till
against it by Albert R. Maikin to'quash the writ reserved for the advice
of this court.
compel
“III Board ‘0 “59” the “at For the relator and for two member!
Iof street lighting against the Fourth! of the board:
Taxing District instead or against thQI John S. Pullman.
Fllst. Second and Third Districts in For the remaining respondents. Wil—
dl1idually. l1 a decision handed liam F Tammany. John 11.1.1111»
down by the Supreme Court yesterdeyI John J Walsh.
it was decided that the First District Beach, J.
must pay for its own street lighting' The General Assembly of 1913 pass-
tricts shall be lighted by their munici- Norwalk 11 ith the Cities of" Not-wall:
pal plants as heretofore. and South Norwalk, and the East Nor-
in this case
all William F. Tammany ap- the City of Norwalk, whose bounde-
lleared for the Board of Estimate and Irles include the whole territory for- ~
Louis Goldschmidt.
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The court I9 and that the Sciond and Third Dis- ed an Act consolidating the Town of! “.6
Corporation Conn Iwalk Fire District. and incorporatht‘.
parlor Court which after a trial last,
III” “III“IIIIIIII’II °I the b°°k5 0' OI" Sacunyte napuoke. allies bleeanworth. on ma when Judge Bead tool: his storing «through sail communication «Taxation. Attorney General John H. merly occupied by the above named.
firm is the first intimation that! hIavI‘e gym-my Agumaowlg,. fourthly all' the seat. Mrs. Wakefield is representedI
diad thatv they have been recalled. Iland adjoining to the aforementioned. by Thomas J Deylne. of Waterbury”
II he MI“ Haven situation is now as I“ up I" the country I“ an indian who has been her counsel since short-I
(Continued 011 Ninth Page)
January found him guilty of the char- Light appeared for the SeCOnd Tax—
ges made against him and decreed his in; District and Judge John J. Walsh
disbarm'ent. Judge Peck appealed, and for the Third Taxing District and
his appeal was argued at the last term Louis Goidschmidt and John S Pull-
new city into five districts for plot.
municipalities. The act divides the
poses of taxation; the First taxing dine. 1,
trict. which was the former City at
of the Supreme Court at New Haven man appeared for the relator.
several weeksago, but the Supreme The full text of Judge Beach's de-I
Court found “no error" and Judgment clsion is as follows: .
of the lower court now stands.
Norwalkr the Second taxing district, .
which was the former City of 300th; “'
Norwnlk; the. Third taxing distridt,‘l I,
State ex rel Albert R. Mall-tin vs. Wm. which was the former E3“ 3'9"“
I H. McMahon, et als., Supreme Court Fire District: the Fourth taxing M
I of Errors. Third Judicial District, trict. which is the territory includat!
BHRBIAR "RES 0f Falrfield county. June term. 1914. I in the First. Second and TIIII'II WM‘
amus to compel the Board of districts abme described; . and m
Estimate and Taxation of the City or'li‘ifth taxing district, which is the ash
\orwalk to modify the separate ns- Itlre new City of Norwalk.
Walks Out to Get Fresh Air,
Then Returns Laler to
Sliei'iJ.
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
PROVIDING MONEY.
FOII CROP MOVING
can goe in a day. from sunrlsing to ly after her arrest. and he 15 assistedI
sunsettinse; and twoe islands 11°er byC. W. Bauby. The State's case willIunxl JURY cunt"
adjoining to the sadye carantenaoueCk. aagln be presented by States Attor
“II bounded 0“ the 7°“ 3‘“ “I“ pay Ailing, and his assistant, Waltel‘I
noew anton. on the east side to the Pickett. . .
Reported That It Stood Seven to
Five Against the Conn.
Company
middle of the River of Nor-wake, andI Most of the talesmen were on hand
all "995' meadows. waters, II“ when the clerk called the roll after the
WASHINGTON, July 14.—Thous.Inatnrell adjuncts thereunto belong. court was opened. Others arrived 13.;
buds of national banks have already inge. for him and his forever; for ter. While expectation was that “I
replied to Secretary MeAdoo's letterIWhich Land the said lndlans are to jury “.0qu be selected during the day»
asking the opinion of bankers receive of the sayd Denniell Patricke. court officers were inclined to ”WWI
throughout the country as to the ad. Of wampum tenn fathoms, hatchetts late on the necessity of going out an:
visabllity of lending government funds three, “owe! “"09. when shippe come; ter more ““53me owing to the wide;
to banks to move crops. Isix glasses. twelfe tobackoe pipes. publicity given the cusp by the pre-
Man‘- bankers urged the lending 0‘ three knives, t8!) dlllfl, tell needles. ' I‘Ious "11“]
government funds just as was doneIAPl‘1120 1640-1
111st year, when about 337 000 was‘I The Charity Commissioners are to
loaned to banks by the Treasury De- be congratulated for the discovery of
partment in his general letter Sec ’euch an appropriate name for the
rotary McAdoo also sought advice as town farm. II “III “WWI I0 311 the
to the best centers for distribution of ‘cltizens of the City of Norwalk.
the money and the localities where it-
would be most needed. I’oIES LIKELY
it now seems unlikely that the Fed
I", IE CONFIRMED Autographic Camera, Sells
oral Reserve Board will be organized
immediately and Secretary McAdoo
sessment list of the First taxing dls- The general scheme of taxation pita-
trlct brought to the Superior court for? I “ —'
Falrfield county, (Tuttle. J..) whereI ‘ (Continued on SIXIII Page)
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~Ellis BIG BROTHER TOllPEOO BOAT Alli] \ I
MOVEMENT A18llCC£88 STEAMEII COLLIJIE 1
DENVER. 0010., July fit—Politics
was brought into the twenty-eighth an- " PORTLAND' Maine. July 14'.The?;”
nual national reunion otI‘the Benevo- steamer Governor Dingley. while 18""
' ly today, was in col.
lent and Protective Order of Elks find mg the harbor ear
the golden jubilee of the grand lodge lision w1th the torpedo boat Rodger!
today. The fiftieth session 1 of the which arrived last night with a detach-f
grand lodge began “a three day set-re. ment of Naval Militia aboard. Th9
The case of \iicliael Lutki v.s The
:Connectlcut Company, occupied the
Igreater part of yesterday in the Nor-
walk court. before Judge E. M. Lock-I
.Iw.ood The Connecticut Company wasI
Irepresented by Attorneys Baldwin it WIESTPORT. July 1434”)“ bars do
““er °I N9“ Haven. and II" 11qu13 not make a prison for Benjamin Fin-
interests were protected by Attorneys hey a negro held for the superior
$300,001] I’lIII ill
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ILinxweller & Hegeman. of South Nor-‘ court on the charge of burglary.
“'“III' At ‘2 0°1°Ck the plaintiff '95" Benjamin was locked up in the West
IHBMV L GaIsmanv Inventor "III ed and the defense had started topres- port jail Saturday by Deputy Sheriff
cut their case. Judge Lockwood Ell B. Mead but his freedom-loving
“——
soul rebelled at the restraint. Ac-
and the jury was out nearly two hours,
will not have its advice in arranging WASHINGTON July 14 .—-Adminia-
101‘ CF09 movement 11101163 There is tration senators after a canvass todayi
nothmg in the Federal Reserve act reported to the White House that Pres-I
which Specificaiy forbids the oraani- ident Wilson' a nomination of Thomas
I
Icharged the jury for the defendant.
I "Is Rial". ‘ I and it was rumored that they had great
',ditllculty in agreeing. The foreman
I NEW' YOK], July 14. -—A check for appeared before the judge after wrang-
ling nearly two hours and reported
cordingly. he filed the padlock on his
cell_door. broke open the outer door 1
of the lockup and took a walk
around the town of \\ estport, Sun
session.
~Among other» things it will consider
charges made by Grand Exalted Ruler
Edward Leach. in his annual repo;
Governor Dingley continued -on liar
way to Boston. The Rodgers canto:
up the harbor and anchored
Later it was learned that the naval
vessel had a plate loosened, cousin:
nation of the Board without a full D. Jones, of Chicago. to the Federal 33600001 drawn 0" the National Bank
membership—4119,: is, five active mem- 'Reserve Board would be confirmed by °I Commerce, I0 “‘9 "III" DI Henry
,Ibers and We ex-officlo members, the In majority ranging from five to ten. I} Calamari II“ entor KIV“ I° II CIIIII‘
39°?wa 01‘ “18 treasury and the] There was no developments in the "II- manufaICI-“YIIIS company the OWIP
comptroller of the currency. it is cus- nomination of Paul M. Warburg. of GFSIIID OI MI‘ 'GIIISIIIIIIIS IHIGSI inven-
tomary, however for such bodies to New York. Indications were that the tion. the autographic camera The
begin etistence with their entire mem White House would not begin the fight check was received by Ml‘. Galsman
fibelship. for his confirmation until after Mr,- 'last week at his heme. at 45 West
Jones had been placed. 'Nlnety-fourtl street and before de-
, ' ‘ peeling it. to his recount he took the
Iotecautlon 'of phoographing. it with:
7 . Ithe autographlc camera.
INlne Men and Women IIMust FurnishI Mr. Gaisman said. while perform-
MAR-BUM}, GermiinyI July 14—}. Ball of $133,000. Iing this operation that the check
. student of the university list-é bled; NEW- YORK, July 14.—Nine men represented four years' work on the
to death today after 'a duel with a Iand a woman, all foreigners, were heidInew invention. it is tile outcome of
; fellow student during whldli his lug. today under Ibo!) totalling $133 000 as a ~hobby that Mr. Coleman took up
is: vein was severed. Fatal results 3119860 kidnappim of ei-shtoearold purely as an amusement. '
are almost unknown in these an- Nnk‘hulsa. son of a prosperous - . 0 Origin or idea. ‘ -
‘ counters between the members of baker, who was stolen from his home -“It occurred to me“ he says “that
fiche various eonege fraternities. the last shrine. neid‘priyoner for weeks it we: awkward having to wait 1min
duels usually involving only a few a'nd talented after an unsuccessful of- after your pictures were developed
what-mien outs on the hand and face. fort by his captors to obtain "00 and printed before dating theta. sign-
, W... ra'naom. The prisoners were arrested in; them, or imarkin'gdhem for iden-
new wave maroon nowan. moduli: upon direction-1 elven the tlfioetion in thy. way. 111m been 111
, New roux. July 14. «Heavy sen. 'oolice by one boy no [111de these“ to men thins: all my life and at once
' due of New Haven forced in: stock a. house which 11- said 111111 been in: the idea cook shape within no head
to a new low tent or or 1’4 111 the 1-11. Nicolas-totem orient-e or a demo that mm some the
course of Wire. curly sen-tot The mm. we held in ”0.000 slim
umaumruimmnromogtMmuum-mu-
1. ~~ Immunity“ I . .
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KlLLED IN DUEL‘
HELD eon metronome:
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Barman Students Bleed To Death
After encounter
piston indelibly the moment it w
W . ,
Wanner to sin and date liteI .
that it was utterly impossible to reach
a verdict. The judge told them to go
back hutll a decision had been reach-
ed. They spent three-quarters of an
hour more in the effort to settle the
question, but Charles W. Bell.
man. again appeared before Judge
Lockwood and said an agreement
couldIIInot be reached.
It was reported that the, vote of
the jury stood seven to five in favor
of the plaintiff. ‘ Both the attorneys
for the defense and the plainth fought!
a hard and stubborn legal battle.
The jury was composed of the fol-
lowing members: 0.1W.B'ell, Charles
M. Lawrence. Mortimer Denny. -Wil-
liam M. Low. Edwin u‘l-loyt. Charles "
'11. Quintard. James Wood. William F
nemyn, Charles Hoyt, Thomas Rob-
ins. J. Sutherland and George L. Giov-
sis '
expected that the case will he again
tried before Judas E. M. Lockwood
and a new lurrrflthin a short time“ 7
.w-v.
«one; ; “' ,'
If your car is sol running right
icing it to mind‘s was We wit
Ipstimoood chm mm m.
day afternoon he returned to the jail.
opened the cell door and walked in,
and when Sheriff Mead discovered
upon a tendency of some lodges to de-
velop the social or “club' feature of a
lodge to the extent, in prohibition is
her to leak considerably.
The hccident occurred as both vent:
fore- I
Iran section
The jury was discharged. and it Ila-plans, which
his presence he remarked that he
“had been out for a bit of fresh air."
I Arrested in Weston. .
Benjamin was arrested last 119111
in \Veston,le1are mnnv chi ckC‘
houses. tool sheds and vacant dwell
ings have been despoiied. Trac‘n’;
Benjamin through his penchant for
calitles, that they have become subter-
fuges for selling liquors.
Five thousand child delinquents have
come under the guardianship of 303p
003 Elks in 901. lodges in 48 States.
and four possessions—Guam, Alaska.
Hawaii and Porto Ricoi—slnce the
Rochester inauguration of the Elks'
“big brother" movement in 1918. An
appropriation oIf1$30.000 to continue
their work, the publication of a pc-
riodical upon theImovement and in.
corporation of the big brother commit-
tee into the grand lodge are urged by
that committee in a report to the
grand lodge.
Raymond Benjamin, 'of Naps. ('31.,
was today elected grand excited ruler.
by acclamatlcn.
CARNIVAL COMMITTEE GlVES 0100
TO HOSPITAL
The carnival committee inst
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AVIATOKS KILLEB
OTCHilIleIOVI Russia. July 14 -—'l‘\10
more Russian army nvlatcrs (ya-ital.
Jensipow and his‘mcchr- .nic were Ifl‘
ed today by falling with their aer:
collapsed during 5.
flight
.‘wasrmneiams enoubiir suns
CHARLESTOWN, W V?” Jul) 14 —
litany rains throughout West virgin a
tear mint and earl ytaday ended: e
Wim- that to. three months 1 runs .
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fund. The balance above the expense
this year amounts to about $300.
deal-jun has been reached In t-:
disposition of the remaining 8200.
'Agnes Lee Golden. of South No
last
night and voted $100 to the Hospital
.‘sb
3615 were going slowly down thelln
her with the Rodgers a short diatancs
ahead. The Governor Dingley appln'h
'ently intended to_p'ass the Rodgers
the port side, and so signalled. Jigs
captain later reported by Wire!
that the Rodgers crossed the DIng’lBI)I
how, but that he was able to stop 1'Ii
Lace to a. o. 'd a serious collision I_Hl
\essel re elied no damage.
THE escrow-racer weonn‘vn.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Lou!
Crotutt and Arthur Lawrence Eros
will be solemnized at the home of the
bride, 464 Edgewood avenue. New I
ven{. on Monday, July 20. at five
o’clock. Rev. Dr. Harvey Munson-
Trinity Methodist Episcopai Church.
Will be- the officiating clergyman. M
will be maid of honor. and JamesI
mund Crofutt. best man. Owingto- -
recent death in the family of (It N -
bride. the wedding will be a very‘qI .
one. only the immediate relatives,“ -
lug present.‘
Norwalk Chronicler