Entered at ‘msfisoath Nor-walk Post
Olleo as Second mass latter.
ESTABLISHID 1370 '
scorn Nonwaur. CONN. FRIDAY. JUNE 30. 1910
ASSOCIATED PR5“ NEW. FROM ALL PARTI OF THE WORLD IV A CPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Probably falr tool.
lit and “today.
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HAIR IlilA iiitiiis“ '
iiiiiti IN count IAli . 1
Al DEMING, N. M., mun
runner in. Participated intlie wens-s laid llatl Pmlstisly .
mouthl’easlty, and One More liensiss is Prison—Camus I
last Issuer lists Soon
I’NIIIESI MADE AGAINSI CRNEISCAIINR PRIII’ERII
0f AMERICAN RNA) EIEI) I0 IINIIED SIAIES
little Damage Done to legals: Consulate-health of the llatimi
Guard Imps is Reported Excellent
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PAIR (If ict iINGS.
WASHINGTON, June 30.—
Private advices reaching Wash-
ington from a reliable source in
'Mexico City today that Gen. Car- 1
ranaa and his adviscds had do—I
te'rmi ed to stand by orders to
Gen.~ revilrr to attack American: “no“! WONG, IL, "n”, [0535‘
troops in exico moving in any .
‘ direction except toward the bor- the 9‘“ 0‘ “W E”
~ , ’ d". and that no way was seen‘ W"- ' .
‘ J Anthony fliotto, the six-ycar-oltl
t. IVOld a break With the United ' son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony (lhiolto.
while attempting;
sum' . _ . oi littrritt avenue. ‘
Another “Chou 0‘ the Mexican I to jump from the step of an ice wngon,§
Cabinet, ll. Wll said, was urging: was caught in the eye witli the. ice
.11 even more defiant attitude and ‘ hook. and painfully. if not seriously
- - injured. yesterday afternoon.
“M m "Elude m the reply to. The accident happened about three
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the American request for a state-l o'clock,_at the corner of Water street ‘
merit of intentions. a new demand ' iii Buljt‘lll .iidvenue.I wthen [£31m
WI" ‘ _ ‘ l otto umpe on tie is ep 0
“ fitted ,s R mwdnw.‘ 0‘ .u 5 .losuph White's ice wagons. which was
"M .t "tr troops now on,belng driven. at the time, I
3‘1“" '0‘ - ~ Lart'on. The youngster got a piece 0 .
The advices did not. indicatewce. and iii” Maine: toklolp 30:1 913%
step. - e sca e co . w c tit
cuts: “'90:: féi‘mlcarmnlatbeen swinging from the rear of the‘
,. flit “9°“ ' 3 ast wordl wagon, caught the boy in the right
one the subject to the State DC-geye, and tore upwards through the.
partment came in a message from‘flesh. tearing off the lid of the eye,!
SM] Agent Rodgers, who saidAand 'sonie of the flesh on the young}
ll ed tli k be d tuans forehead.
V - . e mt e no to , ha" ' 'Paul Bertram. a driver in the cm;
, “3&ngWednesday night. ‘ploy of the East lndia Tea C
N. M. une ' o.-— who w
Fam- Vi“; b'andits wh‘E) tookapart of the accident. rushed the lnjuredl
-'n th C l bu "6 ha lad, and his frantic mother. to the of--
“ .° ° ‘1‘“ 3 I?! .were ng- lice of Dr. Francis 1. Burnell, whergrj
'7" ed m ““3 county 1'11 here tOdIYLIthe injury was treated by both Drs.»
TWO of the Columbu‘g raiders! Burnett and Bradley. When the skin.
’ have'all‘eady been hanged here Iwas ripped away from the lid, tilts;
.' optic nerves were exposed. and t is;
Thedeath ”m?!“ “1°59 Rodrt- created a very serious trouble. which
goes, the romaimng ba tilt of thCIcould possibly have cost the young;
k3_ seven recently tried, as com,- ster the sight of his eye. Numerous:
muted to life-imprisonment.
stitches were taken in the wound, and
Master Ghlotto is resting fairly come:
- _ tfortably today, although the pain. at.
LITTLE CHANGE APPAR-Itimes, 1st intense. ft is not thought,
' ENT. I ithtit the sight will be lost.
lawnsmNGTou, June 3o.—'
‘ The Mexican situation stood to-I
V. M... mn.iIIlIllNEERS 8H Hit
it) SIEAMSIIIP
. ty-two hours ago, except thatI
NEW YORK, June 30.-—The
more National Guardsmen wet-cj'
hurrying to the border and the
time allowed Carranza to declare
Vltia "intentions toward American Nor-
' wegiazi steamship Nordanger. with
. pops in Mexico was
om th .
. ‘i ' e troopers captured at
mill back on American soil,
Wfly there was no inten-
oi'i‘on the part of the Washingl
ton tournament to force an im-
odiate issue on its demand for
Women that there will be no
mention of the attack on Gen.
' _- s forces. *1
0 time limit was set in Presi-
.‘Wilson's note making the
cloud had there are indications
MW administration would
' ' ’ further delay of a few
This would delay, not only
. trillion Of a stronger force
. Wet the needs 0! actual hose
2 of they should come, but
Meringof supplies, mer-
, V' j transport facilities and
of aerial forces.
two members of the crew in irons.
reached here early today from Mar-
seilles. The two men, a Mexican and
a. Spaniard, armed with knives and
firearms. refused to work after the
vessel leftvMarseilles and until two
day ago. when they were finally
seized. fought with the crew and suc-
ceeded in destroying a. large quantity
of the ship‘s stores. The captain, ill
from lack of sleep, was unable to im-
prison thé' mutlneera, whose hiding
place on the steamship was guarded
by confederates. Many of the crew
reached New York with cuts and
bruises. Once, when captured and
locked lathe carpenter’s shop aboard
the vessel, the 'mutlneers set fire to
a pile of shavings and escaped while
the crew fought the blaze. The
mutlneers were turned over to the
police when the vessel reached‘uuar-
antine. The crew was composed or
Spaniards, Mexicans, Levantlnes and
Norwegians.
growing
DECKHAND DROWNED.
MIDDLETOWN, June 30.——Victor
CRIININ NEEIINR
DERIIIESIRIANE
WHEEIER’S IANIl
Ammufil’lflelb Pro-I
cars all Parsonage at Cost
list to Exceed $20,000
to alteration
AHENM ii int
fission and Representatives
Approve ladget With Slight Iii-
cmse -tl.ltsr Doings
At the annual meeting ot the sen-
ittors and representatives ot It'utrlleld
(‘oitnty in Bridgeport. yesterday, it
was voted to purghase the property
g nest of the court house building afld'delectlve
;lill()\\ll us the parsonage ot‘ the Fifi!“ which gutted the plant.
Tltt‘ ‘
atioial church society.
commissioners are instructed
t‘ongreg
count 3'
land empowered to acquire the land hv: roof. lie said that he used this mod-
conilemnatioii proceedings or in such
manner as they deemed proper, and
the commissioners are also instructed
to pay not more than 820.000 for the
property.
Tho meeting also voted to give the
county commissioners poWer to burr
row the money needed to purchase
'the property and to issue notes our of a bee.
tlfig interest of not more than 5 pct , Professor Barrett superstitious
cent. annually.
Justice Wheeler Explains.
When the matter came before the‘
meeting from the county commission-
!” Pete era. who were requested by the Faint
neld (‘ounty Bar association to ’pre
sent it, (leorge W. Wheeler. associate
justice of the Supreme Court of Er-
rors of this state. who is chairman
I! ill! committee which has charge of
me. buiiuing of the addition to the
court house, was invited to appear
before the meeting and explain the
need of the land for county purposoa._
Justice Wheeler explained that ho
0ml’m‘y'Ifavored buying the property. for tie C
33 “9 r ”‘9 “’0‘ “A the 'Amflthought that with a large apartmenl‘h
house just west of the court house;
building, there would be very little‘
light in the building. Another reason
why he favored purchasing the prop
erty was because the land would add
to the beauty of the court house build
ing and grounds.
The justice stated that he did not
favor the laying of a tax at this time
to cover the price. and he suggested
that the meeting delay in that respect.
as he expected there would be a bal-
ance of 85,000 or more left from the
money that was appropriated to the
,court house and this could be used to-
I wards the purchase price of the land.
which he claims the coupty should
own.
. Frederic A. Bartlett. senator from
(Con‘ttiiued on Twelfth Page;
IIAllAN WNO NNIED
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OSSlNlNG. N. Y., June 30.——0reato
Shililtani was executed in Sing Sing
Prison, this morning, for the murder
three years ago of two New York po~
liccmen who were attempting to or
rest him for killing a man in a quarrel
about a girl.
Shillitani made no pretense of in-
sanity during his trial,| but became
apparently crazed with terror in a
death house a few weeks ago, w a
two other prisoners were executed,
smashed the furnishings in his cell
and beat on the bars of the door and
begged to be set free. . .
A week ago he obtained possession
of a revolver‘ fatally shot one of the
keepers in the death house and wound-
ed another. Taking the keys to the
death house doors, he escaped to the
prison yard, and stripping‘oif his,
clothing. swam around the end of the
prison wall, which extends to the
s
deli ‘beAiig‘ve the advan.
' to ericans great-
" the similar benefit
‘y of when VCarranza’a'
"be despatched had—
ashington early today.
unofficisl’intimations
Blum, of New York city, a dockth
on the schooner Marshall 9. Wells, is
believed to have been drowned from
his vessel in the Cmiiccticut river at
Higgauum. Wednesday night. On Mint
night he said its was going to take a
swim, and later his clothe; were found
‘oa'tlto hoenet;;'flho.mattern_s iro-
”9"”.
Hudson River. He went straight to
the Ossining Hospital, demdndod ad-
mission and was returned to prison.
. Appeals were made to the governor
sane 'and declined torintiorhm ,
Is as and'doclined to interfere... -,
lllitanl went lathe Ohm 0h!!!
without. ‘ f ‘ '
death "
. that ‘~tbsiae
on the ground “that Bhfllttani. you in. Church
SI. GEORGE PAPER
(MARI [ONES NINE
latigs Ska-my Grants lotion
for lies-Salt as Grand lls
Cm llatl less lads 0st
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NEW HAVEN. June 3ti.—-The dam-3
age suit of the St. George Pulp andi
Paper Company of Norwalk, against'
the Southern New England Telephone
It‘ompany. as the result of the burn-i
ting of the Not-walk company‘s plant‘
‘during a thunder shower. was nozi-i
suited by Judge Shumway in the Su-I
iperior Court here yesterday. I
The case has been before the court-
ifor two weeks. At the. conclulloa of’
.the presentation of {is case by the‘
:plalntifl', counsel for the telephone?
Icompany moved it non-suit on the.
[ground that no cast- liad been made
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out. The court granted the motion. I
Scientific testimony on electricity
was adduced yesterday, l‘rof. Sump;
son A. Barrett, of the'fl’oiytechnlc All-l
stilute of New l'Otk. was crosseh‘
‘Hllllnfltl by State Attorney Arnon Aw‘
iAlling for the Southern New England‘-
‘l‘elepbone company. which is being1
sued for damages of SHALOM) by thei
St. George Pulp & Paper (wiupanyl
l’iatntin company alleges that a bolt
,of lightning struck Its factory in Nor»,
hulk, the bolt being carried by it.
,cable of the telephone company to the-I
root of the shop. and that because oi;
insulation a fire started. and?
When on the stand the professor hadt
before hint a model of a section of the
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el in conducting three experimental
with an electric current of 2,300 volts.
; With the current coursing through the
.tmitation cable the witness was drip .
;ping water out of ti glass unto a cloth,§
‘llte drops striking the imitation root!
.Tliree times the current shocked tbeI
Sexperimenter. it felt like the slim;
The third shock made:
lllllt
lthe fourth shot-k might kill. and be
{stopped .
REPARIIIENI INSPERIIIR
i HAS INERRNAI RECEPIIRN
A McKinley Auxiliary oi the Spanish:
,\\'ar Veterans gave an informal re-l
‘ception to the members of McKinley
amp anti friends. last evening, h
onor of the department inspector,
Mrs. Ira (‘. Lockwood. of South Non
walk. The affair was held in the
rooms of the Com‘nand in the Town
Assembly Hall, and there were patriot-
ic decorations and other attractive
features. Some eloquent speeches were
|msde by the ladies and gentlemen in
attendance. the work of Mrs. Lock-
wood in behalf of the Command and
Auxiliary being highly commended. A
tempting supper was served late in
the evening.
The committee in charge consisted
of Mrs. James Flynn, Mrs. Willis (‘avu
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anagh. and Mrs. (‘lifford A. Haus-I
childt.
lliRI IN iiiztii‘ \
out iconic»
NEW YORK, June (id—The jury in
the case of Rae Tanzer, char ed with
perjury in her suit tor br ch of
promise against James W. Osborne.
a former assistant district attorney,
was discharged yesterday . afternoon
after being hopelessly deadlocked fol-
lowing a twenty-three hour delibera-
tion. Twice the jurymen tiled into
court whe‘reTUnited States .i‘udgc,
Wolverton was sitting, and reported
their inability to reach an agreement
and both times they were directed to
resume their consideratiou'of the case.
Late in the afternoon. however, it was
seen that an agreement was impos-
sible and the twelve men were dis-
charged.
“iRE Riii amidst"
it first it. E. Elliot
Rev. W. H. Thomas will-spooked __
sunday evening. July I. .
ut Not-wall: modal
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’ wholesale liquor dealers. while
‘ license fee is much less than is charg»
have made a complaint to the police.
attic thoroughfare yestgrday morning.
NEISIIR IAILIR
Will [EARS I0
count ClNiiSl
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Action of the lite [retains
GERMAN iRlIPS RAVE w
REPRISED BRIiISR AND
Hill" [A sntiii 'l
IlIlllsial imp: in Persia liars thldrm iron fortified
Miss Stock tn Iel tots. our in Desperate stints—count Captor.
Punishing louse Attacked in at liill 304
Superior Court,
DEAN 0E CRUINRIA
[AN SCNRRI IllIlllill
llarlan f. Stone Undergoes Rigid
Gross [sanitation by Attorney
laco-
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Harlan it”. Stone, dean of (‘olumbia
law school, was undergoing the ordeal
of a rigid cross-examination at. the
bands of Seldon B. Bacon, an eminent
barrister of New York city, when the
appeal from a decision of the Norwain
probate court was continued by Judgi-
llouaid J. t‘urtis in spectal session,
part two of the May term, civil n.-
perior court. Bridgeport, yesterday at
ternoon. Dean Stone had been under
cross-examination for min two hours
and Attorney llacon had not finished
With him when court adjourned.’
The appellants in the case are t‘orv‘
nelius B. Andrews of Seattle, Wash...
Henrietta A. Hayes of New York,-
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’ III GRRRER’S llRENSE
ed yesterday for the time to hear the,
application of B
grocer's license to sell liq
ages in the proposed store in
Hotel (‘liffor
ticiiiii PAPER nits APiiA iii elitist!
filli SIR RIIRER cistiiiii, SENIENtll:
'cliiats lie It: a hustle and Ills Grim Were free in.
and lemmas, and [aeration
EARN filliiAl AI
II'RAIISAANII RESIDENCE
Another .sf tits leries of Coil-5
gregatlossl flay Elltl’llllfllelliipoaitions near Korind '
Prove a that Success
llayviiwr and Fairlield avenue resiv the Turkish w", . ...
Ldenta united last evening '
towards
their part
in doing
Congregational
Day, and succeeded in presenting one
of the most pleasing entertainments attlckl against our ._
that has been enjoyed in Norwalk‘of sen“, June 37-
for some time.
Last chnlng
en in the form of a lawn festival. a _
ithe residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-‘the Russians left their
llttlllil DEALERS omsii,
nue, and was
present.
The program opened with a mtu-‘ east of Scroll. Our . ..
Istrel act. by “The Blue Century En.
{tertalnment Company." composed of
The County Commissioners “901"". the gentlemen of the immediate vicin-t
lty. who had
utler Brothers for alvices for the evening.
“or in Ple' : Stapleton acted as moderator. and the’
the ‘ end men were W. E. Mathews, Robert.
d block 0:! south MllniOliver, l-‘rank Gleason, Dr. Gumbart
y.
l.
's celebration was gi
'ton AR. McCausland. of Bayview ave-
thoroughly enjoyed by
[nearly two hundred people who were
volunteered their ser-
Rev. John
street. There awe-red to be no Op‘tand A. .1). Keep. Howard Tilly was also
D
neighborb
there seemed to be no objection on‘
the part of South Norwsllt
The liquor dealers are the ones who
do not take kindly to the idea. and it
was learned at the County Commis-
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ositlon on the part 0! CHARM “1 "I“ a member of the company and render-K
00d of the hotel and in fact ed several excellent corner solos.
Miss Helen Tilly sang two songs;
citisens. i which earned her the hearty applause}
of her audience. Miss Amelia Becker,
also favored with
selections, accompanied by begets-1mg French Wll' Office a,
excellent vocal
sionersf oilice in Bridgeport. yesterdamgter, Miss Helen Becker.
"The Kitchen Band." the next num-
ber on the program, proved to be the
that they had tiled a remonstrancaw
The main objection is that the whole-
sale grocers are competitors to :39
e
ed saloons.
No date has been set for the hearing
on the remonstrance, but it will prob-
ably be in the near future. Attorney
1190 Davis has been retained by the
remonstrants to represent them at the
hearing.
iiiil situation 1....
.. Rllliiii 0N SilENAlRS
Starting today, the local police will
institute a determined crusade against
the practice of riding bicycles on the
sidewalks of the city. This is a pa:
time which has found favor for the
past few months among the bicycle
riding population of Norwalk, much to
the discomfort of the residents on
streets where the practice has been in
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The sidewalks on Scavlsw avenue.
have been especially picked. out. for
this practice, and after having practise
allygbeen driven off of their own slde~
walks. by bicyclists, the residents
Motorcycle policeman, Jarvis Mot
ray, was detailed to duty on the East
gift of the evening. The band was.litl0lll in Avooo'urt "' “
made. up of la
dies of the neighbor-
hood. each dressed in a kimona apron,
and led by Mrs. Morton McCitusland.
dressed in a drum major’s red suit.I _
The troupe adopted the title of "Thai attackers. Considerable .. .
Cooks' Orchestra." and with variouaiis reported on the f
kitchen implements made up to repre'
sent musical
instruments. rendered
several selections which found instant
favor with the crowd. Members of
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MERRIll BUSINESS
could iiiiuiiis
Seventeen Nor-want
residents are
among the graduates of the Merrill
Business Colleges this year, and will
take part la the graduation exercises
which will be held this evening. in the
Stamford Bspt
ist Church. Rev, Dr.
Barthoid will make the principal ad-
dress to the graduates. After the ex-
ercises, the usual graduation recap»
tion will be hold in , College’llall,
Stamford; s, humor or Ngwmfnsts j
dents are planning to attend the ab.
fair in mustard. tonight.
walk graduates are as roam '
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light llilp Ii: Cam
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Attacks by British M.»
at various places along .
‘em front yesterday and-
iwere repulsed by ' ... I
.the German War It)
nounced today. .
Russian troops in - ,
withdrawn from their.
Ii.
desperate attacks which A I
pulsed by the Turks,
official announcement '
day, The
"After two - . .
l a ten...
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;without result. but in ”
TRussians suffered gren-
.positions east of Serail.‘
hands and withdrew in
,roction of Kerind. six mil“
. pursuing the eriotny.” ‘
In a terrific attack if,
French positions east d!
.in the Verdun sector.
mans captured a lo ..;
pin the first line of the
itrenches after the , _
been literally buried
ostorm of shells. The
was recaptured by a _
French counter attack, » .
,to an official statement
I The Germans also .
fpowerful attacks on '
tweet of Hill 304. but all
'forts are declared to ‘
checked with heavy -
nine
Nieuport to the Aime. ‘
The Manchester ‘
of the most: influential
England, makes a di -
clemency for Sir R
merit. ? ' ‘
While admitting that.
sentuce but that of .- T
have been pronouncul
court, the Guardiani‘h'
. "Casement was a . ‘
‘his crimes. like those
other fanatics. .pre‘ free
taint of sordidneas and
The death penaltvwm‘
ing to kill such . .
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