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No Extra Firemen or Motorcycle
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Ford Car Owned by Stephen
Starr Jarvis l'sken From in
Front of llorwalll Armory
lHilii lillllilllli .
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Homes oi Mr.'0elschlegel and
Mrs. Harris Entered
. l Little discus i .
A mysterious coterie of clever bur-lmug a“ ended :hogsggs::tizgallnce‘;.
‘lar . '1 l . .
g s . “ ‘0 lave been operating with ibers of the Board of Estimate at their
startling success in nearby cities, las‘lmeeting last nl ht when the flini l d
evening concentrated their abilities on ‘ ‘ ' 8 ’ 3 s 'e
. , the tire and police- budgets. The ad-
horwalk. ministrativc bud ell \' l o l t
The home of F. H. Oeischlegel, at 81 r g was a so c mpe -
‘ .ed, but in this the board made an in-
}ranklin avenue, was broken into and . . .
jewelry valued at $200 was Stolen- $39988 of $3,105.38 ovar the amount
' 9 ' ‘ ' asked, because of the decision to adopt
the Annie G..Harris residence, at 4; Captain Mont omer , réc mme d
{Elm Crest Terrace. was entered, but 3 y s 0 n a-
the daring thief was frightened allvny‘I ”:1 rtilrirognbgnnuaiieslngling fund up.
beforefinnything could be secured; an p p Jill " lere were a
lrew cuts in it, but the $22,830 for the
t n i ' '* '
en ra ce ate the Rogers & Stevens sinking fund brought the total above
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New York Woman Found Not
Guilty of Reckless Driving
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While walling Along Wett-
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Damage to the Amount of $15,
000 Done by Band ottAlleg-
all White Siavers
Pliillll Slilllll
2,000 Prisoners
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humour ml _ _ lull it till
i L Captaiootcoal Borne and Becki:
Three Girls Slightly lo'f by
W i lianleed From“ Suttocation
the Emission l
' in Brantord, Lockup
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NEW YORK. Nov. 12.—-Detectlves: l
; ATED NEAR m SYDEREVQ.
L Had Cressed the Danube Under Cover of Artillery Fire ~03
But Met a .Servian Counter Attack----Later roan
Official Statement Says That Fighting on the Lélt
Wing Continues With Violence, Without Gains by
Either Side-"German Engineers Dynamite Bridges,
Over Leopold C
clothing store, on South Main street.f
what was estimated. The tire depart- ‘
was made, apparently at an early bout"
and the police'budget was out 32,603.
On motion of‘Charies W. Bell the
,ilre department estimdtes were taken
,up at the beginning. Chief Bogdrdus
, , « . pins Fire Oomnltteemah‘mther both
SHAME” "Noam MERE stated that. the hunger hinged on the
, . rdecihlon of the board whether they at:
‘ ’ ' ' _ Ilowed two combination pump and hose
iwagons. if this was allowed then the
Petlltiomlr to divert Custody oll
(Combined ‘on Twelfth Page)
[ill ii. llllllllllSllll IS‘
, lexpenses for keeping horses would be
Minor child, Who is to be .
er. Mather felt that their figures or
”7,400 was low. ,_
1
Supported by Father . _
Chief Bogardus stated that 84,000
Ella Gertrude Dickerson, of Norwslk, {had been turned into the city treasury
was granted a divorce from Harryifrom last year's appropriation and Mr.
Lansing Dickerson, ofNew Yorlmp theiMcMahon remarked that when the
Civil Superior court, yesterday, bylhead's of a department turn back any
Judge Lucien F, Burpee, the ground E money they are to be commended. The
being desertion. Mrs. Dickerson wasiflre hydrants rental 01‘0“)de COD-510‘
given the custody of a minor child, ,erable discussion and Corporation
illelen Louise Dickerson, subject to theiCounsel‘TammBny was asked to give
provision that the father he allowed to i an opinion whether hydrants in the
see the child once a week and that! Fifth district/should be paid for by the
he might have the child during theiilre department, He ruled that the
month of August of each year. Dick- Fifth district should pay for them.
erson- was ordered to pay,$ii a weeki Eugene Lafiin‘ moved that the tire
to Mrs. Dickerson tor the support of§hearlng be closed and the police bud-
the child. ‘get be considered. The motion pre-
They were married on September . vaiied, Committeemnn Wolfe. Clilet
:17. 1904. in 1910 the 'child was born;Pennington and" Detective-Sergeant
and in the following spring the moth- iLeatherland offered expldnotions of
er. whose health was broken, went to I; the emanate asked in the budget. The
lNorwnlk to live with her mother. Slieiquestlon of'allowing money for a mo-
remained there until, the fall, when shelter cycle officer was discussed 9t
made overtures to‘ her husband toilength. Commissioner Suiffen, of the
furnish a home. for her, but he refusedi'l‘hird district. favored it. not only es
to do so. ian aid in suppressing automobile
The petitioner was represented by l speeding on the streets, but from the
Vittorneys Homer S. Cummings andipoint that if assistahce is needed 'Iin
ill. E. flocks“, of Stamford, and Dick-Eldest Norwalk, where there is but one
rel-son's interests were looked after by i oilicer at night, it can be had in a very
Attorney John J. Corr, of Bridgeport. ;sliort time. Mr, Sniffen also asked that
The $5,000 damage stilt oi Georgeprovision be made for an ofllcer at
iBurns against the Telegram Publish- Fitch school, bemoan the hours of 11
ing Company was set down for trial‘nnd 1 o'clock, to protect the Children.
yesterday, but it went over as the tie-i He declaredtthatEast avenue is being
fondant was unable to produce lts“ used as a speedway by autoists new.
principal witness the reporter wholami that it is worse than West avenue
wrote the story, which led to theiever has been in that respect._ -
suit being instituted by the plaintilt'.: In the fire department budget. it
The reporter severed his connection? was deemed best to bunch several
,with the Telegram some time ago and . of the appropriations, and the board
it is said that he is now working in' granted $1,800 for feed and bedding
Worcester-Lilla“. . lro‘r five horses, shoeing“ veterinary.
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coon-r Layer-:L ‘coewsa SOCIAL]: fively,
l .The single members'of' Court luau-i
rel; Daughters of Castile, last evenins. the board~sllowed $1,000 to; coal; Jan-‘
‘Lwere genuinely surprised by a pleasant; itor, rent, contingent, fund, lights.
cobweb social extended them by theitowels, soap, blocking. telephones unt-
marrled members of the Court. The‘
Y married ladies were the hostesses tit;
.. we evening. and nothing yes ,leftT un-j
.done to make the affair a most enloyaai‘.;‘_ .
ills one. The cobweb social was a new 3 “Eu
entertaining scheme, and for this; - ~ . ‘. . .
reason was alltbe more enjoyed. Many; ‘ - FaunnEfiEu l“ “It!
other games w'el'e played, and dancingf - \‘ H.—
and refreshments were also a featuref umfidfl.‘ Nay-m 1:05 p. m___,\
of the evenings special requuL‘dlspalon. mills nlvll‘vrsrlobglloidgggg-
x l-ienc *s t at. t e . ‘i-enc . r
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ment suffered“ a deduction of $0,038, .
i
ldone away with. Both the withlef andl
l
'etc.. instead crease and $2.73 reaper -
' In the police'departmentu budget-if
forms and equipment and. detective
oil srrmtoli‘l
liltileKl’ilfi'l‘. Nov. 2~Mra Lilo '
lie [. Evans, of \l’estport, wife of
James M. lllvane of Wentport and
New York, and 9!!“ of the stock-
holders or thosqndord on 00311er
was found not Entity upon a charge;
of reckless driving at an automobile.
afteifl is. 'protrootod.,trnlt in the City‘
Court this morning before J'udge F.
L Wilder. The charge arose from
unnccldent ensuring on Grow-rs aVe~'
nuc, Black Rock, July. 19 last. when
Mrs. Emma-driving u Pope’liartford
car that she received the day before.
ran down and sei'lo'iisly injured Ed-
mund Fnheyfof (5,.lctlan place and
Libis infant chlid. which he was wheel-
ing in a go-cart. Both were confined
to St. Vincent's Hospital for a lone
time and at first were in danger of .
death. l
Mrs. Evans was represented in;
court by John S. Pullman, and A. L.
Delaney prosecuted air the State.
Maps pnd photogrmplis‘of the scene
of the accident taken the day follow-
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GBUISEII NORTH .
Ghllilllllh SAFEE
WASHINGTONfi‘ liov. 12.——Tlie arm-
ored cruiser Tennessee. in the Mediz
terrsnean. reported early today she
with the cruiser North Carolina yes-
terday, and that the ship was safe in
Beirut harbor.
The” message was sent by Captain
Benton C.‘ Decker. of the’Tennessee,
land reached the United States by re-
lays of wireless and cable. it simply
announced the safety of both‘ ships, but
‘made no mention 0: the reported lahu-
ing of blueiackets from the North Gar-
olina‘ at Beirut.
“The Tennessee's report dispOSes‘ of
persistent " rumors of the last three
days that the North Carolina had been»
sunk of a mine. Hundreds of. friends
and re atives of men and ofllcers on
board besieged the Navy Department
with inquiries. ‘thy Department or.
delete never had any fears for the safe:
ty of the ships, and so assured all in-
quirers. . g -_. , ._ ;_ -
., nu.
infill“: STEIIEII
f NEWPOR’I‘..~ .Va. nov. liar-filirlst-
mature for American childreularrivs
=39ma “ “”3"“ M“ New “'1‘ “mi BRANE‘ORD. Conn.
lin their quest for the men who last
; Nov. i2.» all-5
Echnei Matthews, captain of u coai‘:
which is ahross a plan from the
had been; in wireless communication
‘night Wrecked the entrance to the
l _. ' _ ‘ ' lbarge. and a deckhand on the barge?
new Bronx County Courthouses“ the;mull e d Reilly, were 10mm dead on the“
city marshals once by powerfulmee; be; {We to theirs M iii” lo
some, _ _, .. ., ., ,,
. Am. detectives followed the theory £33222: 22:?" TM w, |-;°.;£9{‘e°;
.. s ., “(-17 _, ..
um ‘ mull- : on» M . o ..
«band .of.ltratllshanllnvwomen; seven
of whom W been sentenced to long
wm..mrma More than a score of,
lettenlhad been received‘by Countyl
Judge Louis D. Gibbs, who sentenced
them. warning him of» vengeanceJ . .
When arrested the men resisted vig-
some of them threateninghtm with orously. and it was necessary for oth-
the death King Humbert mire“ . ~ .. . . _
r . era .to go do the assistance of the old
One of the bombs w” “ml" formers. At. the town hall. in the base-
him, detectives believe. and was p “0‘ l meat of which the lockup is located.
ed at: spot wk": 33"” exacted ;tlie strugglesofthe prisoners becamé
to one out of the u 1 Ill “ °. at?“ 3 so violent that the selectmen who were
of the night. session M his court, e l in session. and others had to be called
other ”wit apparently was meant for on to help get. the men into the cell.
City Marshal John c. flooding. mi Mum" was h mmmmd of we
Heading obtained the evidence “olefin,“ 'H. 1". Alien. discharging a cargo
resulted in the seven convictions. The ‘ of coal here. Reilly is thought to liavo
bomb blew in the front or his office. i belonged in Wallingford.
Coroner Eli Mix. of New Haven, con-
courthouse. - ducted an inquest today. Afterwards
Two women. passersby, told 0' “0' i he said the men came to their death
ing an automobile drii'e rapidly ”miss a result of setting a fire in their
"‘° °°““h°“‘° “ I“ “cw“ b°‘°’°,cen, during the night, possibly while
the first bomb exploded. A man, too,; smoking. While the interior of the
saw, a black touring car going down ' cell' was considerably damaged by the
the street atrthe same time. It was flames. the life did not get outside,
probably the same car. detectives owing ‘.to tile ~ntetal construction of
thought. They ”um. “19 car today. the place of detention. In response
Three girls wdre slightly injured to his inquiry at'tlie loudest, as tog
by the explosions, which were heard why the prisoners had» not been
miles away. For blocks in every d" searched for weaponscor combustibles,
rection windows were shattered ““9 before being locked up, the coroner
houses were rocked “ruby an"euflhmras told that the prisoners resisted
quake." The ornate entrance to the so violently that no
new courthouse was wrecked; 816.000
. made.
is, the estimated damage. Ninetycight . _____r
prisoners, twelve of them women,
locked in cells in the basement, added
to’ the turmoiiby their cries ol‘ ter-
rol'. I \V ‘ .
Fragments of the bomb which ex-
ploded at the courthouse entrance. ‘
examined today. led detectives to
believe. that it had contained cheni-
lcals. but no . dynamite, gun cotton 'or
powder. the: said. and was about
three resulting. Apparently it Was
three inches in diameter. .
31
«plan's laments.“j'l‘lm, Bodies “-er
badly scorched, The medical ex- ,
aminer expressedthe opinion that the
prisoners had beea‘smoklng during the
night; and had set the bedding on tire.
4
BliEE INSTITUTIOS.
NEW“ HAVEN. NOV. tin—ville Un-
iversity. was classed as a charitable
institution by Judge Gilson of the
Probate Court, today. in a ruling
that the State could. not collect an
inheritanée tax. The issue” was misc
ed over'the estate of Henry White,
a. prominent lawyer of thiscity. who.
died recently..The university‘is lett
$13,000! Deputy States Treasurer. R;
Frank Marsh put in a claim for $750
‘as an inheritance tax. The court
'~ rules against the claim on the ground
that the unix‘ersity is exempted und,
Lillian, VALLEY ‘ y. i or the law. . ‘
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Till“ ’WBEBK armors WOMAN pins OFJIIIRNS
' .,....._'-’_.. ‘ Eaemx, Novf‘le‘p—Fn‘ilowing the.- ‘
. :NEW roan. Nov. 12.-—-behigh yar-
receipt. or burns sustained while lat-
' " ~ ' ti to light an oil stove in or
lay train No.2 2. runnififi no“. Buffalo , temp . 88
tallies- York? left the tracks early 10:; ‘
..._..
.1 ., .
ed here todayt'fh the patch ~Westeri
hilt. flour Rotterdam»,
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Boxes ‘ W tainlng "the toys
this
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slots conllllllll.
papa—r .
.. illuvre road-toad during ta, gate; and
_ I‘romioe 3'" ithatl'eleven persona lost their lives. .
_.
‘J’l,
South Norwallt.
. f werefiwm
Mod “American WY.“ Cary
Dejong saldhe had taken‘the pro,
caution to protect the goods front pes- ,
- l lured toz’necs‘ssitit‘e their going to. a:
‘ . ' " "llsio‘d ' avenue. were (discharged; lromi .
,l ‘h‘dau'ihutor‘was born Inst nitiht to ‘.
Mr. audition. doom D. unoxny. of the non Teariouily._injo:ed hardwood-'1,
- ‘ plum '9" mm, " um. -,
residence at Nichols. hire. Susan'A.‘
, _ Beardsley. 11394133, filed yesterday.tit-l=
dayj near Mud Run; Pa... ’hetween Kl- ternooxu; hip'llee’l‘dsley 3“,?»th “lid“
lenlown andWillmeBa‘rre. * . ‘ 0" 0‘ 1'91“” ,~Beardsley;~'wha d‘ea' '
No one {as-killed Eight persons
injured, and1talren to hospitals-
by a. relief train. 'A Ettore or more ‘
recently. and was willie}; linen}; 1i".
Nichols, vNo’r'u-‘oegf Eastongand Step-
' were hurt" by shattered {ins and "9'79. .
no; A stepson. mama. Beardsleirr‘
ol'n'cw'nrllnln, survives. , - .-
1 ,~ .‘floenrrmlatfinffic _ .‘5 ;
Mrs. (truce ‘Go‘csnburg, or ‘jl'icrihncri;
um. :an CIBTCMB sluts; or: High. .r,
;.brutsed; but petrol-toasty enought inn 1
hospital: , ' ,
iy monstrous-that. .
hotshot hollow saloons. .
7 locally moi-gadmiige‘sximo his instituvf
: h for, medical‘_treutmeiit.1 =
.l,’
sinuses. me 5
~ ', destroyed. W'c also made some progress in th vicinity
search could be .
YALE UNIVERSITY .-\ (‘H.\RIT.\-
‘- molest-limos; creator‘s sushi. yi-s- .: ‘ .» .
, .
and 2 Quick Firing Guns-"French?
anal, Cutting off West Flanders
lew, sanvm, Nov..i‘2, l-la London, 11:17 a. m. ,u
The six battalions of Austrian infantry, with quick-fir— "
ing guns, which crosses the Danube near Szderevo, uno
tier cover of artillery fire on November 9, have been nn~
nihilntcd by Servian counter attack, according to official
information given out in Niall today. ,
“All the men not killed, wounded or drowned in the
Danube fell into our hands," lllt‘ Scrvinn announcement
continued. “We made two thousand prisoners and ,capvi
tili'l-ll two quirk-tiring giillr‘:
PARIS, Nov. l2. 2:45 p. ill.-»~Tllt‘ French official .
statement. given out in Paris this afternoon says that . ~
the fighting on the left wing" continues: with violence and
‘ has been characterized with sli‘érnnte advances and ,rc~
: tireirtcnts Without importance. Generally speaking, the, .
’leiltcmentdcclares, the battli- i’rout shows no importanb :
changed since the 10th of November. ‘ _ H '
The text of the communicatioh‘iolimw: ,
"On our left wing the fighting stills continues with
violence and has been conducted with alternate ad—
vances and retirements without importance. Speaking
broadly, the battle front has not varied greatly since the
oath of November. In the evening of yesterday it was
extended along the line between Lombaetzydc to Nieu-
-'port; the Nieuport Canal to Yprcs; the approaches of
Ypres; in the region of Zoni'e'beke, and to the cast of Ar-
lileiiticres. ,
“There has been no change in the positions held by
the British army, which repulsed the attacks of the
enemy, and particularly an offensive movement undértak—
on by a detachment of the Prussian Guard.
“From the canal of La“ Basses. as far as, and up to
the river Oisc. there have been minor engagements.
“In the region of the river Aisnc, in the neighbor-
hood of'Vailly, 'wc retained our 'positio'ns against a
counter attack and we strengthened our pOsitions in the
territory previously couqticrvl ll_\' us, '
"In the region of ,Craonne and (in thc licurtebisc
farm. ()lll‘ artillery succeeded in. reducing to silence the
cannon of the cner‘liy. Several of their pieces were even i
. l
of BCl’Fy-ali‘Bilt‘.‘ .
“In the Argonne in the .‘\\’oevrc district, in Lori
rainc, and in the Vosges therespcctive positions show no
change." '
~
’ LONDON, Nov. 12; 9:55 a. m.-—'l‘iie wave of optif “
'n'ilsni which has been sweeping England for; the past; ’ ‘
‘ week was checked today by‘ news of the 0Ccupation ‘ of'
Dixmude by German forces, and the renewed indications
of the peril from German submarines by the fate M the ’
torpedo gunboat Niger, which yesterday. morning was '
destroyed by a‘ torpedo launclied'from a submarine of the
enemy. ,. , ' , >_ -- . ' . p
y“Th'c importance of the fall of ‘Diixmudc is difficuituto'
estimate ‘without an exact knowledge of how the oppo ‘
- ing forces are disposed in this locality; but‘ the town is"
(on the ‘tlirect rmdrtoDuukirk. {and ii the'f’German forces
can" 'débouch from-wit, th’c' Allicswiil probably, be compel—
led to’fhil back to new'p‘ositions in their efforts to block. 1
the way, to theodret.‘ . ‘3 _ '
.I , ""i‘iicAilies-jstili«hold Ypres,Where'pthc‘figlitiug evil ,
_ dently is of the ni'o'st desperate ‘charsclgerl-iflnment'ihfres,
which haSWbCenl-éjcohstaut.‘bonc‘bf contention,..hasf§iow ,
I heroine ”iog'iwiiotpforyiroc‘ct‘ipation for eitherisiticfligp ‘
’ "3'4Eo‘rxtiie'f'rn0mént thesRiissiau pursuit“ sizing the] ..
lesion’iroticr flias'zslncksned. The Germans ' ‘eporteil..;in J.
“loo-inking to? :ll‘ri"'l“inaking'i efforts to further ilgiildh ‘, lhcin
‘ ‘ iificrfii‘pfortfiss‘ch, anticipat‘iugF a'. R
, uSsiahinvdeion:
.... iari'elouse system bl; strategic Tillimmiflgeiil‘énli'
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