N ORWA LK’S
, E HUME PAPER.
‘ilSI’ABLISHED 1870
lance-red at the South Nonvllk Post
(mice as Second Chm Mull Mutter.
Committee Named to Find
' trinitable Garbage Disposal
E Property for the City
1 nil-lltllnell hill 5, Keeler and James Selected by
:fi'fiiyor Burton~—Frederick S. Lyon Elected
i 9:; Assessor. but Selection of Building In-
. ."t'tfll' Goes Over for a Couple of Weeks
______________.____
_,. "l1 lll‘i’il l‘l'l I! -l i" 'l
in. |.." mill ltll‘ lln :zl ii: .,_ Hi'v
" ' . .I'wt ljlll'llllllllli u :i
main-cu“ si-inunlul li-r lrlHl
l.- -.. ’ll: inc-viii...) lvl ilw (‘t'ill~
.,‘ . :w- 'ill‘L: \‘lté'll il l4 Fiilll
'. am; 3111:“ ii in \Vcst Xl'l‘\\'lllli.
”3‘. mo l by Mayor lliii‘tou.
w v. v“.x""..l"l tiw :lppoiiitllielit
I » .v‘fl' tlll' . ii, Hz:- council.
«i «Iwr- sum to Thomas C.
.l' «ill Ill» l)l‘:l:‘ll (if ”Ar-n 5501-34
in - l by \lnim‘ |Klrt0u and
.n i Z-‘. til: l’l‘llll‘ll. tlw Flll‘("'H~
2 twin: Fri-ll .\' Lyon. tlic
.u'Vl‘l’iHl‘) oi Lil-A Norivull;
‘ full,
.. u ‘=z-l :iitw'vlln‘mw of ill“
. i. n: lln- council lust evening.
i. .wnin .lwwph ll. 'l‘uylor.
l-l:l"‘."lll','ll l'ro'n living; pi'vscnt
l":-rl- ~ l'. Mills. Suin-
Hill 'l‘laonlns Junics Wcrc
-,-;ni ill'lj n (‘t‘lllllllllt‘i‘ to svcurc. it‘
pusslhltn u <itt- l’ul‘ thv disposal of gur-
.._..1I'r(‘ll aliv city .‘vlnior lLiiton ap-
.i.zt-'_l liiis committvc. '
A coniuuinicu‘iion. l‘i'mu Norwulk
w .? \‘..i.~ l. 4.! l)\l'l‘ llllill lli. il'l...~,.:.-i-. l)ucr_:lilu-rs of tlic Amt-ricun
:ic‘.=ililiii n. . SlilllL; that the old town
ll’iHn" on Mill Hill ln- turucd o\ci‘ to
.lllvlll. us ll. historic spot, and prom-
isiiiu‘ to ('tll!‘ [or it and keep it. in good
condition. i-tc.. “'ltS luiil on thc tulilc
Elli: tin [vi'l'sl‘lll lyv motion or Council-
:ll‘lll (‘u urgc (,‘ui‘lis. ’
'i‘in- Slurkhnlf Shoe Company of
South Main strcct risked permission to
lune :in oil clofigsign ovm' their storc.
,\':_- dwihiitc action was tnkcn on this.
Mayor lurton said that lic hurl bcs‘n
requestcd by the Crol'ut {v Knapp
company to bring before the council
1hr; mutter of their pctition to tho-
l‘n'nlic l'tililics Commission for per«
icisalon to run a spur truck, thc same
*(Continued on Page Four)
,tzer Grotto
_.._.__...__. .
:.,-..;~.:.l Theatre Well Filled
and the Program Proved
oi‘ interest to Friends of
the Organization.
: . I l: :i I'uilly good six-«l nu—
Ilu svl'oiiti illlllll.ll miustrn-l
m the Monkt-r (iioltli wus-
’ 1 ll'ii night at llZ.‘ iii-gent
t .‘lel by tlic l',\'|ll_'l‘ll‘ll“0
l through the line pc,i‘t'orui:irice
4‘. \-.li:l--r. flit. l‘rulhplc ox-
. 2.: .“ culirls. .ll was :i infil—
lvl‘rd with blrlllkllll': l-its or"
m. liclll togclhcr with plenty
H’l'm‘lliwl in line l'nshimuTw
rmv of vocal tiili-nt. 'i‘hc
:xt the performance was
' it: was cxpcctml. lull illt'
:v'uriqm- is c,\pcrt~l lo plzly
Minin- toniglit. \vlwn'it is to
ll~ ‘1illlicl':ll:.v'v 'l‘lu-uiiw.
.iiow was strimll lllllll‘l‘ ll‘n Ili—
w.
rcprcscntinf:
(‘1' Ni ii Yuri;
l'l'v ].r| r!.li)..,i 'I"{h|t‘l:lt'
nl‘ 'i‘l-rrin Silll'll‘t‘n
~., i‘y llill ('Ullll'uv...‘
~‘ inn .3 fvllltifliiyl‘.‘ as which
' :2' Hill to Hill llilllrzl (.l' rc-
fznmlu tin: troll-inc the
. .-. that it “as. .\s in
11:: .'~‘((‘lll ij., ("lwllllll‘ s
«Ducts. \vcrc i‘ui‘ uliovc
"‘lll’ m'vlelril cl’v‘urls.
\vns ili\i«lc:l into two
.‘ -.«- first port divinid into
“line. 'l'hc first nw-nc Will: :1
'.l(‘l coin-mix, (‘Ptitln’ll "ll”ll‘lil
um' lliil " l! nus u {"t‘\t'l- liit of
'h. n il‘l\l --l\‘. u.»- it uni-v, Harry
A lull nirrcwr, ‘plnv'ul liy
Ill-Him in tyiitll'llzl fashion.
l
l‘ 1‘51] l‘vvlil‘vw lllll \Vl"? ‘1‘ ‘1"
l l-ul Hp, “in“? l|\ \\ltllt'l
Hi. Hamlin-a :llrrl \qilnnMr-s.
.,.. '.;.l..$ \\‘i mi: and nt~
llrl ll ll.lv.‘l\i;1}:'l‘._:‘.!, 3.! tic
“illi‘It‘Il on Page Eleven)
*2? ARRESTED
ls Hill-I STARTS
~ . vl:l\'. Nov. l.—Joseph I‘rcs-
. Itl lint-ml curly today {is he
i: lulil'vVily of on uptown
\ in i-.- n iii-c liml ht‘t‘ll
~‘lc-~ urc inclined to believe
. :y lllll in solving the mys-
.n llrcs in uptown apart
nlly in which twenty-two
t'if»l.
iii liiun. passing it three-
mvnl on Jerome avenue in
thought he saw llamcs
‘mm tnr stairs in the hallway.
.l mr. he hiimpcd into
~l “ho was running out.
vl tlw llt‘t‘lllg man. forced
’ N- w'i‘ his cont and bent out
llo then took him to the
l' ‘l. [mlicv station.
. . 'l tultl dctz-ctivcs that he
'n tlm tcncmcnt to 809 B
vim-Av name he was unable
ixzrsligntioii disclosed evl'
1‘ ll -~ woodwork of the stairs
~l.- -l in kerosene. A milk
..; m'l nl‘ oil Wit! found-
“.iviri'r'rnii—SHOOTS
WIFE. KILLS HIMSELF
w: i:i:i:(:i<:\'. x. J.. Nov. 1- __
_ 1,. '3 qufft‘l‘l-i‘ from melanchO-
,4. u. k (iwrruun. a. stcumfltter.
vml u slm'l nini scriousl)’ wound-
.‘fH- m... then killed himm'f
.iu- inn were in bed. ‘
~uii< Ellvvplli in I
. I” H” g an adjoining
l
l
t
cliul not hear the about.
who live-s in the some
rus— uuzikencd and broke
l
i
’t‘vJ‘. ,)N
I
.
l' l int-pp
‘ ‘ .f
. .5 .n n. 4""? He found German
“tr e. n.“
-.
L
.>’I .t‘.
out] 3,“?- G 4 .
z (in ilic leL Erin.“ “9°“-
l
til-or with a bullet wall“? ,
Minstrels
Proved a Big Success
magnum lEfilllN
, lllNllE Al ARMURY
l'ndcr tii. nuspiccs ol‘ the Moose-
licnrt l.c;.:iou :1 most successful (lziiicc
\yns hcld lust night at lllt' Nos-wall;
Armor). About lion pct-sons :itundcd
1hr- dance. which was :1 mg social as
wcll us llnuncinl succcss. Music for
ilic nt'i'uir was furnished by Sterling's
orchestra.
'l‘nn feature of the cvening‘ was tllt‘
g‘rrtnll lilzli‘cli. led by ll. J. llcyiiolils
and Mrs. Nellic lil'0\\'ll. the lnttvr lic-
lug tlic suprcnic regrrnt' of thc chap-
ter .‘U‘Hl ulso sccrctui‘y of tiic local or-
.iznuizution.
Scorrs of tho dancers. in costumc.
pzirlir-irctml in tlic march.
Prim; \vl-cr :iwurdcd try n commit-
tcc consisting of l-‘rmlci‘ick H. (hauling.
.\, (fl Marshall no.1 ll. llimlcll. 'l‘lic
prizc—'i\'iiivwi‘s \Vt-l’i‘.’ livst r‘lrcssl-rl. Miss
ilu‘xcl llrown: l-tst (ll‘i'HFttl cmiplc.
Miss l‘wrthu :ind Mury Hrujlu-lzz hes].
:lrclrsml L’roup. liiliinn and ’l‘llcrcsn
tom: and .\l::«'lt~line null .h :.n- tic lit'lil:
must comical (lrcswil l-“i‘smi. A‘lcc
'l‘cnvi.
'l‘lw commi'frm in r‘mrm- or :‘m
:drmce was: him. Nellie lirawn. chair-
lml‘i: Mir-S l“l“|ll(‘l‘(\’ I‘:l~c_\, Ali‘s. (icr-
trudi‘ .-\lllli'l'\‘.‘<, Airs. llci'tim \‘nriiccs.
Kli‘sMi-"liuwllitnwr. Mrs. 'lvnn-lt. Mrs.
Stccmuullo-r. Mrs. l.. Mchvnn. Mrs.
(":itlir-rim- lirowucll and Mrs. Mary
Kilxlufl.
Minis. in?
no TIME mam:
H
'l‘iin ivx‘mnyms null Ill'l'St‘llt mayors
nt' llic slutl', ot' ("milit-ctlciit. who int-
tcnllf‘d the unnunl uiccting of tlic
luyoi's' Association Of the Stillt‘. held
hwrx- ycstci'dziy. \vcrc taken on a tour
ill insiicr-tion of 'Norwalk's industries.
and municipal assets and improve-
lllt‘lllS following :1 dinner at the Nor-
wulk Country cluli ycstcrdav.
lielWl-cu 2:30 and 3 o'clock they
\Vt'l’v tum-n viii automobile. to the
plant of “iv Norwnlk Tire & Rubber
ccmpuny in \\'imiipnuk whcrc they
wcrr- shown the tire industry from
thc time the crude rubber is brought
in. through the various processes, un-
til the finished tire is inspected.
wrapped und shipped.
From the Tire Company the party
was taken to the Filtcration plant. and
inspected the works there and the
work that is being done. on the con”—
structlon of the new filter beds after
which they left for South Norwalk.
where they visited the South Norwalk
Electric Light works and were shown
arouiid by ‘Gcncral Superintendent
Albert E. “Winchester who took a great
deal of pleasure in showing the plant
to the visiting:ofl‘icia§s and‘ex-ofl‘iciaIS-
GREAT BRITAIN READY
1‘0 WITHDRAW CHARGES
tunnels. Nov. 1 (Asgoclnted
Press).—~A1bbaasador Harvey, it is
learned from an authoritative quar-
ter, lua- i-eeelved a note from the Brit-
lali Government with regard to the
cm ~ of the American consu-
lamuNmutMclogflfllaStmmmer
emlnsthat
mm
{atrium in mu;
m. the
Mllllllllll ens
mm HANDS or.
lEllERll moors
I-Zl. l'.\G().-'l'cxns. Nov. Lo-General
Eli‘runcisco Muigilia was cxccutcd by a.
.iring squad at 9 o'clock this morning.
according to u telegram “from Mexico
City. lt‘t‘t ivcll :it the Customs House in
Juarez.
MEXICU (,‘I'I‘Y, Nov. 1 (Associated
i’rc:s).——-~Gui£inn Francisco Marginal.
arch cucmv of President (lbrtgon for
many yours. and one of the ni‘cu who
look purt in the flight that brought.
death to former i'rcsiilcnt Carranza.
nus tullcii into tiit' lands: of li‘t-dcl‘ul
troops. and his cuiuci' usu dangerous.
:‘(rhel is thought to have conic to :in lw
cud.
.\Vitll the little lizzinl oi” followcrs
who are the reinnunl ut‘ his most re-
cent rebel army. (lent-rill Murguiu was
surrounded )(‘ttellllly nftci'noon llt'itl'
l‘iuruugo City and caplurcil. it was (in-
nozincci last night ”at the l’i‘csidcul's
ol‘i‘icc. \thtiicr he Will be taken to
‘l’urllilflfl City l‘or trial by court-mur-
.tinl or he Drought to the capitol and
publicly executed has not yet lm n dc-
lerniincd. ltccciifly he was described
by President. (llircgon as "not is sol-
(llv'z‘. but a fugitive from justice."
For it long while Gcni-ral .\lurguia.
has IM‘L’H (‘i‘ctliluia with lircwing :1 rev-
ulution, ’l‘w'o months ago he lcl‘t. his
hiding: plucc across the Rio Granule
:nnl cum.» incl: into lit-xico (it the
llt'nll’hl' n rwl-«l :lriiiy said to number
ciglit lllllllll‘i‘tl int-ii. 'l‘lirce wccks
ago his :‘orcc;.- \vcrc decisively licatcii
in :i clusli with troops under Gem-rill
l-Iscoliur. :it (lunrnclic. in the Silllt‘ of
l)iirnniro. ‘ Sincc then lic hos ccrcl‘ully
avoided meeting li‘cdcml troops. From
timc to time. llicrc \verc imports tliut
he was trying to unite his rclvels with
thosi- of Juan Curran-co in tlic State of
Siiiolmi and the men under (‘urlos
Greene. in ’l'nhnsco. in! nothing ever
cnnie- of those moves.
The rchcllious activities of General
Mnrguin ncvcr aroused popular sym-
pathy. except in the northern regions
\viicrc. as Governor of Conliuiln under
(.‘nrrnnzu. he cultivated muuy adher-
cuts.
FUEL RESllllfillllNS
MAY BEEXTENllEl]
Two-Ton Rule for Homes in
Effect Until January if
Necessary.
l'Iig‘htccu fucl administrators,have
:islzcnl ilw Stutc l-‘ucl (,‘ommission I'ol‘
plul‘ui'llsi. tn lw (llSll’lllllll'll 10 llll“ cozil
IlOJIlO'l‘H iii their'tcrriloi'y. which will
inform the public that the restric—
tions. \vhcrcliy douicslic consumers
inn olituin only two tons of hard
con! :il onc tinic. arc l'o lsc cxlcnilcd
to January l. and 2‘0 dvlivcrics. lic-
l‘orc that (into. to :,l_\‘fill(‘ but such
consumers will lic'mmlc.
The list. which includes many of
the large citics of tlic Stntc. is as
fol lows: I‘ll rt l'orii. Ncw lTai vcn.
iii-iducport. \\':itcrluir_v. New London,
Midiilclown. Mcridcn. Mnnciicstcl'.
\\'illiin;iiitic. irisiol. Nnuszutuck. Unu-
iclson. 'l‘cri‘\ villc, Gcorgctuwn. lhu'icu.
New (Human. llcucon Pull-s and Rust
llovcn. Tim rcstrictioiis. which Were
ruled two months: ago hy the Stntc
l-‘ucl (‘ommimiom were toexpiro to-
day. ""
A number of administrators. who
may have dccldcd to (-v‘lcnd the re-
strictions. have. not yct asked for
placards. and some may not. so the.
numher of requests to the Sfiitc Fuel
Commission cannot be regarded as
scttlini: delinilelv just how many he-
llevc that the restrictions are. still
neccrrsnrv in tlic community where.
they have charge.
The wisdom of extruding the re—
strictlons was left to cach administra-
tor by the State Fuel Commission. as
it v-ns felt lliit .ri sweeping order
"' 'i'id not be necessary for the (-nllrc
State. and that the local administra-
tor would best know whctlic-r condiv
thin? in his term-ma warranted the
con intuition of the restrictions.
MILLION llllllAllS *
~_ ’llillAliESlllZSllllill
CHICAGO. Nov 1.——-Sul¢ for one
million dollars’ damages has. been
filed in the United States Dinner
Court against. the U.“.3. Shipping
Steamship Lino
enaen. formerly
Munson Line; In
the bill of com int, . Captain and;
moan charged that he'liad been binni-
ltsted by the Mn'nson {Arie and the
Shippinercm-d. ': The blackish the
bill alleges, {allowed a report that he
made irregular-Ines “involving some
Board and the Manson
by Captain :3. T‘
employed by t
ASSOCIATED/PRESS nawu radii ALL Pita-re or; was. WORLD 3.. ”Pam Win: A?“ duh
SOUTH nonwm, com...‘wzbmsmiv; Roman 1.1922: ‘E ‘ _ g
e we
' is. UNDiClDlD
Pi'css).—-—The Chieftains of the
serv‘ative party led byz-Prime Minister
Bonar Law and the National Liberals
under this banner
George were still undecided today as.
‘to whether they would really: ”sprout
the war" against one'unother‘s candi—
dates in the coming election or stand
on the present situatibn of lighting bit-
terly in some districts and (tn-open”.
ing in others. .
“'l‘o tight or not to tight,“ \\.l,.‘5 the
subject or discussions at Coimcrvntive
OWN
flflEEN llllll
in l0llNl
. WEBB CITY, Mo. Nov. 1.——One '
woman waskilled, til‘teen other per-
sons were injured. several seriously.
and about thirty houses were "demol—
city early today. One hundred per-
sons were niadeyhomeless. '
and buried under debris.
Elicadqunrtcrs last night. but no orders.
ere issued to the political leaders in
1110 hinterlands. and it was said that!
llll‘t'sllod out,
"quarter of a mile Were demolished.
again tomorrow.
Ali-unwliilc the politlt'nl gossips who
vent their ideas upon readers 01" morn—
ing papers are making it about. that
Lloyd George is not so keen for rcpri-
sols against the Tories as he used to
For one thing. these \vi-itcrs point
out. the former Premier‘s party is not
the only one capable of throwing
(Continued on Page Twelve)
ill-11m
.NAliEil lNSPlfilllll
. lllAVlll‘lllN
of Kind
Named by
mourt convened today. lie was :tl‘
First Official
Connecticut,
Commissioner Stoeckel—
Has Authority at Air Meet
Licntcnant Talbot. 0. lt‘rwmun was
appointed aviation inspm-tor for the
Connecticut
Commissioner
ll. Slocckcl. Lieutenant Freeman will
represent the state '
meet to he held here,;\‘ovember 10,
ll and )2 nild‘ \vlllbliiigpectir all ma-
chlncs priOr to their? flight. ’
and his o‘rders
will inc complied will: by the members
of th‘c state police (ltpartmcnl.
last session of the l.cgisla~
in”. Judgc \\'. J. Malone of Bristol.
rcprcse-ntiiu’:
District. introducml an act concerning
From his cxpe‘ricncc as a.
major in tlic l‘iiitcll States air forces
which gives the Sl'i'“ power to regn-E
lutc t‘yiuxr nml to afford protection to
makes pilots resisonsihlc for property
damage and prohibits the dropping of
matcriuls from aircraft.
it has not been
fo‘rcc this hill. according to Commis—
soucri Stocclu‘l. (mil no final altcn—
tion has lwcn eivmi it until
(Continued on Page Twelve)
Bimini—lilac .
lillllllli unlit
plained details of in? iloubie killing of
Rev. Leonard J. Christler. outstanding
churchninn and orator. and Mrs. Mar—
garet Carleton. a member of his con-
hcre today.
Pyle ot‘ Butte. Mont. today togk the
body of Mrs. Carleton. their daughter.
Mrs. Pyle said she did not
have sufficient evidence to
that the case- be reopened. but said
either she or Mr. Pyle would return
orrow to continue their in-
vestigation. .
Nov. l.—W‘hen
wry Saturday night returned
the efiect that_’Mrs. Carle—
while under the
n overdose of sleeping
matter appeared closed.
was not satisfie‘d and
rther investigation.
' -four hours
a verdict to
tan did the shooting
influence of- a
powders. the
but Mrs. Pyle
started a in
Within the past twenty
as shown. that the bullet Which
Carleton had been fired
not. directly in ’or upward.
tied at the coroner's
killed Mrs.
as had been testl
The husband of the dead womnnu
strict Judge Frank E. Carle-
California a. statement ,
Mrs. Carleton .h'ad con-
.fésmd to him hefilove for Rev. Mr.
Christler and.liad int!
’iéve was returned. Mr.
damned what he .Zcharacterlzed , as ' “an
ton. ‘ issued in
asserting that
matéd‘that her
Carleton conm
northwest residential section. In each
plucc buildings in an area of about a
CHAMPlllN nil ,,
, ‘lll__llll_l_ll‘lllllli
»Ci.l'2\ ELAN”. 0.. Nov. 1 (Asso—
ciated Press).——The case of Mrs.
Mam-l Champion, :12 charged with the.
iirst (lcgrce of murder Oi'»"'.l‘h0nlzts A.
O'Connell. carnival promoter of New
Haven. Conn.. is expected to go to the
jury late today. O’Connell was shot to
death ina restaurant. here. last July
during :15cher ‘with Ansley Cham-
iion. the defendant's husband. \Vallcr
Ir. Meals, counsel for Mrs. Champion,
began his (lo-sing argument when
m
lcucd two hours. the. samc time ul-
lottcd to the prosecution. Edward C.
Stanton. county prosecutor. made the
opi‘idng argument for the State late
ycstcrtluy. Hc consumed half an
hour.
Assistant Prosecutor James T. Cas-
sidy was prepared to close for UV.)
presi-cution when Mr. Meals con-
cluded. Judge Maurice. lierton's
charge to the jury will follow.
In his argument, Prosecutor Staur~
tou characterized the case as' ”one of
the. west important that has ever been
llLald in a courtroom in this county."
fHe made aggloqu‘e‘ntzplea for the
death. semen ‘ asking dramatically.
"‘Is this Cleveland or islt Paris, where
Apaches shoot men down“in' cold
blood. ' 7
On the stand in her own defense
yci—Lcrdziy. ‘Mrs. Champion admitted
trim: the shots which killed O‘Con-
ncli. hut testiiicd that the shooting was
accidental. .
llilllilllllllili
«llllllEBiliANfiS
,\ DNlilllllllE’EN
Am ng the many Halloween pranks
indulged n throughout the city last
night, there were some that were {or
from humorous, and which did con-
siilcrable damage. to property.
These sort of tricks are not at all
popular and resulted in many com-
plaints being made. to the police.
Boys upset a tool house owned by
Tony Doddo at a house he is con—
structing at High street and Taylor
avenueu with the result that the tools
were all scattered about. The plan:
from which Mr. Doddo is working,
were also taken. and until a. new set
can be secured. he wil1_be unable to
proceed with his work.
with the_police, .7
and actions of a group in front of her
house, while the superintendent. of
that boys had taken the signal lights
from the switches on the tracks at
the. rear of gas house on Harbor ave—
nue, and had also taken the light
from the Broad street crossing.
In both the First: and Second.Dis-
tricts. there were hundreds of the
streets in costume. Most of the Hal-
-lowe'en celebrators paraded about. in
gangs with bells and horns.
A score of complaints were received
by the uptown, police about Hal~
lowe'en rowdyism. Among those \com—
plalning were the Hillside school:
John Tayldr. of ,East' avenue and
Manuel Josem, of Belden avenue.
W050“ tints _
“WWW
, 7A finefgf st}?! was imposed on. John
g3150m7§h$gled with gntoxieation, and
operating an . automobile awhile-"mid”
Inelmnuene f , , _
by. "Judge
'wwn arm
ished by a tornado which struck this 3
and it was thought they were killed approximately
The storm struck first in the south deal which is in process of negotiation
part of the city. passed over the busi— between Henry Ford and the “'ayne scOOped ‘ up and loaded in railroad
Hess section and dipped again‘iii tne Coal Company‘of Pittsburgh.
today, but well-informed coal men
placed the price in excess of $15,060,»
when the deal would be closed.
and \V'estcrn Pennsylvania and consti-
the railroad yu‘rds notified the police«
younger generation 7 parading the .
. minimum
OPERA-ran. '
e
:Nlil 'lfll 30.000 AcresCoalLand -
‘ “ '- W
The properties are in Eastern Ohio
(Fair “might and Thursday.)
orth‘OVer$15,000,000,i
May Be Soldto Ford
Automobile Manufacturer Said to Be N egotiafe
ing for Immense Fields in Eastern Ohioand
IWestern Pennsylvania—eBig Steam Shovels; 7'
Used to Get Soft Coal item the Earth
7 Y . __ ' l ' ’
Four iterating were unaccounted for .. PITTSBt RGH. km. 1. More than tute€ractica.l) all of the Pittsburgh”
019,000 acres of coal land, containing No. seam now being operated by
180,000,000 ions of the stripping method. No tunnels.
bituminous ,coal. are involved in a are driven, but the earth is torn at!
the top of the coal bed and the ooal‘
cars by steam shovels. Fifteen of the
Official figures were not obtainable fling: gigeilsthigiwaZ; :1? [gleagovelsr
used in the construction of the
_ m . . . Panama Canal. No miners are em~
000. ihcre “as no intimation as to ployed, steam shovel pmen and ”My-
ers constituting the working force.
five railroad systems. »
gs
.The coal properties are tapped by,
ll’lilNlEi Alllllllllill’
illiilflliE’EN PARTY
\Villiain McKinley Auxiliary held a
most successful Hallowe‘c‘n party last
night in Forester-3’ Hull. Commerce
friends being‘prcscnt. The party was'
one round of micty and fun.
occasion with Hullowe‘en streamers.
The electric lights were dimmed. add—
decorations. ‘
The formal program was as‘follows:
Master Norman Kraerner.
Solo—“Grace. Sweetheart."
Albert Kraemer.
“Old County Down." The entire pro-
Grnmes were next in order. In the.
game. ducking for apples. the first
prize. was won by Cylcst Keena, and
second prize. by Roy Hospeater: the.
donkey party. was “.203 by Cyles
incr: the cracker—eating contest_ was
won by Norma. Kraemer, with Edward
Rooney. second. 7 .
The grand march was led by HOW—
ard Godfrey. costumed as
Brown. and Mrs. John Burbcrich‘ as a
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Mrs. James Chalmers of 12 t—2 Em ' ‘ '
Hamilton Hill also filed a complaint ,
about the language ‘7
Mrs. Mabel F. Hitchcock, of East
State of Connecticut, paid her annual.
visit to Ophir Chapter, No. 52, last
evening. a special meeting of the
chapter being held in the Masonic
Temple, South Main street, with an
attendance of over 200 members.
'Previous to the meeting a. reception
was held at the Hotel Mahackemo
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Nlllinlllilllllli ‘ .
‘ Two alarms called out; the fire ap-h
paratus’, in the. First District last
night. 4,;Abput 9 o'clock, Ea general
alarm Was sent. in from Box 38. the,
:Norwalk Heepital box: The entire;
department -resoonded ‘ only to find.
that: it ,was a. false Alarm ? probably:
rung in 'hy Hauowe‘ep celebrators.
’ 40 cloc’ ’; this morning when »B0;
15?st Vpulled.'.1nr=re_sponding.‘ the
firemenjionn m the cellar pf the
. .. . t I:
Farmer City of; _
Destmyed by Fire in Sound
Oyster Steamer H. C. ROW:
street. The affair “as verv largely at- _ ‘ _
— ' H. C. Rowe, an oyster usher, was de‘ .
tended. mOie than 140 members and strayed by fire in Peconic bay, y er
day. John Arams of North Edgecom. ‘
. - . the. engineer. was severely burned tie-7‘57
The hall was nicely arranged for the fore the crew was rescued by 7‘
steamer Peconic.
ing much to the effectiveness of The work when the fire broke out. Thg'
hoisting apparatus was destroyed and,»
.. - u the weight of the dredges.‘ acting as.
Soio~ In the Little Red Schoolhouse. anchors. held the steamer in a. fixerk
., .. 11 position. . .7
3010'“ sofiigbglltriefiurphv wTh‘e whistle also was brill-(en: m
RecitationL‘l‘Qrclar Joe.” ‘ ' ‘ '_ the {few were making frantic em .
James Dyer. to' summon 2116‘ when sighted 1337 thus
Peconic. »
by Captain Benjamin 'Leck of Naif
. . . fl , An . -. _ . <
Mi. Kracnier. for an encore so g Haven. and owned by the Lowe 033‘
gram made a big hit and those who 19" Company’ C? that (“7"- The boat..;
took part in it were heartily applaud- formerly the City 01 Bridgeport, wax
’ ,at one time a passenger carrier be.
ed. tween Bridgeport and New York;
3when in passenger trade between}
tzBridgeport and New York was owneii .
- . ‘ > 1 chip Company.
v. . , a -, 7 ma Krae— by the haste-rd Stca ns
‘hxena. and seem: “as him. 1It was sold some lfor 14 years ago"
:watert‘ront men report, to‘an oyster
iconcer
her transfer to New Haven nor of he:
Farmer ' change of name.
ter and was the largest steamer in. "
the oyster fishing industry.
Mrs. Gibson Gives- Further
Details of Hall-Mills Myste
Haven, XVorthy Grand Matron of the’;§¥::§:;”:§§$§f 1:11:3532122-123
Order of the Eastern star of theIMills murder, on Septetiiber .14, H3.
Jane Gibson, the farmer worming:
Handlton ro’ad, told the authorities, «4
it was learned today, that a few mp».
meats before the fatal shooting
crabapple tree exclaim indignantiy:
came to light through a. couyemflw
she had with a. neighbor after mam
«her-statements to investigates. m
to have passed between the Rev. Bi
seep alarm Came in about .
Bridgeport I :-
of New Haven, Largfi‘.
Vessel of Its Class, Burns
to Water’s Edge—Fifteen}
in Crew Rescued—Once in
Passenger Service to Neat,
York.
NEWY YORK. Nov. 1.——The steamer
The Rowe had 12 oyster dredgersat.
The burned vessel was com
The steamer City of Bridgeporé 7'
n in Delaware. None knew’otfi
The steamer was of 500 tons regis—
b
. r
Says She Heard Heated Are»
’gument of Couple Under ,
Crabapple Tree, and Then
the Exclamation “Then; 1
Explain Those Letters}? '
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J Non,
heard one, of the women under the
"Then explain these letters!"
This part of Mrs. Gibson's start
was a” moment or , two of he:
argument, it was said. after the a:
planation was demanded, then, I
out warning, the shooting.
A number of.uotes that were saii
'waird Wheeler Hall and his a
leader, Mrs. Eleanor ‘R. Hills. fie:
nurder victims: were found W
shout their bodies under the bee ‘
. Movements of the investigators tau
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snmsapn'srmsn I ‘ a
' 4}“ V 304393 £3“
;At a. meeting of .a score of
iastic 7 women, all 'members .01
Joseph’s parish, hetd 7m pith «
for a. big Misheard partyuad
to .be held‘w'lthin “two week:
made; Thisistohe a with
3‘ us: gonad will bevel: “
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