Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 22, 1912, Page 2

» Counsel For the Defence Change Their Minds—Will Probably Complete Their Case Today—Five Policemen and Two Alleged Murderers Testify in Behalf of Accused—Sam Schepps’ Remarks at Hot Springs Placed Before Jury. New York, Oct., 21-—~What day at the trial of Police Lieutenant Charles Becker who is charged with instigating the crime. “I don’t want you fellows to think we killed a man who was of any ac- count,” Schepps told Pogtmaster John- son of Hot Springs, actording to Mr. Johnson's testimony before the com- mission sent to Hot Springs to ex- amine him and other persons. “That fellow; Rosenthal was a dirty cur. He should have been killed. I don’t want you fellows to think of me as a com- mon murderer.” Rosenthal a “Dirty Dog.” Mr. Johnson's testimony was read by John W. Hart, Becker’'s lawyer, with intent to support the contention that Schepps was one of four men who ' desired thal’s death on ‘his' own accoynt and conspired to kill him. For two hours this afternoon Mr. read extracts from the testimony at ot Springs. In that which went on © record was a talk between 8 :d Michael Berkholz of Argenta, ‘Ild'm Schepps is alleged to have “You don't know what g dirty dog Rosenthal got to be, He thought every- body was abusing him. Why, he even wanted the gang to kill Louis Kauf- Becker Won't Go On Stand. Thirteen witnesses, few of whom re- more than a few minutes on the stand today and brought the case swiftly towards its close. In- i EX-PRESIDENT DIAZ- WON'T RETURN TO MEXICO, But Takes Great Interest in Movement Led by_!lo_'N-phm. ¢ Parls, Oct. 21.—~General Porfirio Di- ex-president of Mexico, declared to- |4, t.i’ft his lnunt'l.on oei r.w:i re‘t'umin' co W chang: e is stay- at a hnfll?m and shows great in the news concerning his Felix Diaz, and the landing of Vera Cruz. He sai mephew, 4 sl 5 i i i g, i F ts were untrue, and add- that ? had been so m! that prefer to say nothing more. TROLLEY CAR SMASHES BAKER'S WAGON TO BITS, Driver Thomas Lewis Removed to Heospital in Serious Condition. — Westport, Conn., Oct. 2L.—A trolley car from Bridgeport traveling it is sald at a high rate of speed this after- noon struek a bakery wagon driven by Thomas Lewis, emashing the wagon to pieces and injuring Lewis to such an extent that it was necessary to rish him to the South Norwalk hospital, His condition is sald to be serious, The accident happened near the Sa- ble hufiflu. The trolley car was in charge of Motorman Fred Sweet and Conductor John Thorn, e pre—— WEDDING. Kahan—Kaufman. The Bulletin's Leonard Bridge cor- respondent writes: At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kauf- man relatives and friends to the num- ber of 200 assembled Sunday evening .to witness the marriage of their daugh- ter, Esther Kaufman, and Jacob Kahan Rushland, Pa. At 10 o'clock p, m. I proceeded to the yard, where under a canopy held by four of the family ,the ceremony was performed by Rabbi Goldstein of Colchester. The bride was attired in white silk and wore & tulle vell, A supper followed. Dancing was enjoyed during the evening. Mr, and Mrs. Kahan will live in Rushland, Pa., where the groom is a well-to-do farm- er. Both have been attendants at Storrs college and made many friends. gsts were present from New York, ichester, Hebron, Liberty Hill, El- gton and Leonard Bridge. g;v;’ imported 25,982 sewing ma- es in 1911, Wash your clothes with GOLD DUST b ] Good soap washes clothes —if you use enough elbow ; but Gold Dust washes em more thoroughly— and with little orno rubbing. 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BECKER WILL NOT 60 ON STAND| Sam Schepps told his friends in Hot Springs &rll.. about the murder of Herman osenthal was read into the record to- Hart | days after they had procured evidencé from Liverpool via Queenstown; Prinz NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1912 The ' VANDERBILT HOTEL 34th St. East at Park Ave. Subway Entrance @ NEW YORK The World’s Most] Attractive Hotel. Each room with a bath. TARIFF imgle 7oom, with bath,-$3, $4, $5, $6, per Decble room, with bath, 35, $6, 87, $5, per Dflbyl; bedroom, boudoir dressing room and bath, $7, $10, $12, pu.t:{ ; LoeE s Bak $10, 812 dications at adjournment tonight were that the defense would rest tomorrow without placing Becker on the stand, nothwithstanding previous announce- ment by the accused policeman’s law- | Suites patlor, yers, that it had been decided to have { - §|5- il‘- per day. . i u'::ilt:tvn Wanted Sunmen. T.M.Hilliard, Managing Director John F, Mclntyre, r's chief Wdl“fllf- Marshall, Manager counsel, said tonight that he want @8 witnesses, the foyur gunmen cl ————————————— Rev. Father DeBruycker in Town. Rev. Arthur DeBruycker, formerly pastor- of St. Mary's church here, ar- rived in ‘Willimantic Monday morn- ing to .visit friends. Rev. Father De- Bruycker has been in Belgium, his native land, for nearly two years. His health 'is much better than when he left this city. — Held at Police Station. The police authorities would like to know if, there is anyome in this city who owns any or all of the following articles: Class pin with inscription W. H. 8. 1900; locket with letter M jon it; woman's picture inside of lock- ot; small, fine gold chain attached to logket; pear shaped stickpin with small white stone; wedding ring well worn and broken; lady's ring set with & garnet; lady's ri with three set- tings, two opals and one empty set- ting; old Canadian coins. “Track Meet Today. with shooting Rosenthal to death, but that the gunmen’s counsel refused to allow them to testify. Mr. Mcintyre said he had been disappointed, also, in procuring the testimony of William Shapiro, the driver of the murder car. Five Policemen Testify. Among today’s witnesses were five policemen, three of whom testified that the raid on Rosenthal’s nmhnn'; house by Becker's “strong arm squad’ last April, was not a “fake” raid, as the state charges. but was made two of gambling on the premises. All five declared they had not heard the con- versation then between Becker and Mrs. Rosenthal which Mrs. Rosenthal has testified occurred. Alleged Murderers Testify. Two inmates of the Tombs prison awaliting trial on charges of murder were brought across the Bridge of. Sighs to deny the testimony of James D. Hallen, the convict who sald he heard Becker tell Policeman White that the public' would soon pay Beck- Brief State News Baketsville.—The Methodist church here has just celebrated its semi-cen- tennial. Danbury.—The cost of the jury in the Danbury hatters’ trial in they the %r;l:;d States district court was §1,- er a pension for killing “that—— crook Meriden.—A Meriden man was ar- Rosenthal” 8 T el t it- rested «for driving his motorcycle sl The freshman-sophomore track meet | th. h v nu“'r\ ‘u-lu, took the stand. at the Windham high school will be |f nmuzs. a funeral nrocession and was held today (Tuesday) on and'around the school grounds. The events to be contested will include 100 and 220 vard dashes, 880 yards run; shot put: Branford.—The new armory will be completed and ready to turn over to the state authorities by the middle of e et et e e e e e e e P A e OHIO STATE TREASURY WAS BOLDLY LOOTED. running hlgx};‘ jl;mp:d ;undlng dbronid next month. Swbsinp s jump; runn road jump and pole 3 ! Over a Quarter of a Million Spent Iile- s g Waterbury —Toantick tribe, No. 22, gally in Five Years. L O, .' R. M., celebrated its 20th anni- versary. in Red Men's hall on North Main street last week. Bridgeport.—Mrs. K. M, Spaldin; - tertained u'—weak end lu:u C}i'l;l:s Hamilton Jones and his sister, Mies Millie E. Jones, of Bermuda. Democrats to Hold Rallies. The democrats are to hold a rally in the town hall Wednesday evening, at which time Gov. R. B. Glenn of North Carolina will be the principal speaker, Edwin 8. Thomas, secretary to Gov, 8. E. Baldwin, will also speak. An effort is also being made to secure Mayor B. F. Mahan of New London, eandidate for congress from this dis- trict, and Lyman Tingier of Rock- ville, candidate fqr lieutenant governor. A week later another big rally will be held at the opera house when Au- Danbury—This is one of the few citles in the state that is boasting of its excellent supply of water. A gen- erous supply is stored in its reservoirs. Plainville—A purse of B sented Rev. W. b e g, cow drinking . P, Kennedy, g’m report, :mn 2coording | gustus Thomas, the playwright, will|St. Patrick's church in Cafxinmnwef :: it ie e that the \bo one of the speakers. a testimopial from the members of th onagtlly divided we- thoen Rev. H. T. Walsh's parish, gatherings. The report stated that in Personals. of bflldngu the eoum“ be found | . gng Mrs, Herbert T. Clark, who | Middiebury.—Local farmers have ap. for, has paid have been visiting in this eity and pealed to the state game commission~ One of t Mansfleld the past few days, have re- {8 for protection against predatory acoused is now penitentiary, another umumd,h 33 several are indicted. YALE UNIVERSITY FACING A DEFICIT hunters, and about half of the town has been posted under the state law. Torrington.—The Torrington Greeks have received a letter from the Greek consul general at Washington, D. C,, asking the mto return to their native country and enlist with the army in turned to New York. Mayor D. P, Dunn received word on Monday from democratic headquar- ters to be in Portland this (Tuesday) evening to speak at a rally. : YANTIC HAPPENINGS The back of the oven is heated as much as the bottom; others try to make an oven as good as ours by covering the back with tin and asbestes, but this takes more fuel and doesn’t give a quick, even bake. 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Funds Neosssary This Year. |Train Wreckage Cleared Up and |Turkey. the largest and best Stoves ever of- New Haven, Oot. 21—The October| Track Repaired—Guests in Local| Winsted.Locai factories and those fered for the money. Made with eetl 9 n surrounding towns are runni . R B 23 e 0 e TS| (e S e spent| Ly RS 0 2 S cesegraa-cngeys o 2o, e ) 3 % mer spen e being operal overtime to r- . 4 \ynlvemtyww-'t.; *mfl the week SM‘?"!L ré:s\ive‘: heree ?l::"e’ :{a‘dt z::hnuhct?r.uu gren?rll]y 127- . nent.’ 1 t ear, It calls ‘expense o i : X y has return- at the country acing a big 0 gno.ooo. In l?z! t:o large .ma.‘ '!! X ed from a week end stay in Providence, | business boom. lowest prwod heater made. has receiv univ stands face |Where she was the guest of Miss Au- & ich to face with a deficit uniess the con- |gusta Sanborn resnwich,—Mrs. A. W, Green, wife of the president of the National Bis- cuit company, died here Friday. Since early in September she had been under the constant care of physicians. The funeral was held at St. Mary's church at 2.30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Miss Rena Barher has returned from a visit in Moosup with friends. Violets were found in blossom Sun- day morning in the village. !vlr. and Mrs. Evan Jones and son Bdward have returned to Waterbury after spending a week with relatives here. Misg Fthel Eggleston. of Glasgo has been spending several days with Miss Edna Bentley. Mrs, Ellen Clayton has left town for Spencer, Mass., after spending the past ten days with Mrs. C. P, Vanderwaart. Wreck Cleared Up. The wrecking.crews of the Central Vermont raflroad cleared away the wreck Saturday and the track was re- med by the section foreman, Who a gang of men working Sunday getting it in shape. Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. James Counterman spent Sunday in Fitch- ville with their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Bdward Stoddard of New London spent Saturday here with his father, Deacon Ichabod Stoddard. Mr. and Mrs. George Lavalle of Hall- ville spent Sunday with relatives here Howard Bishop has returned from a few days' stay ir Boston and Wal tham. Mrs. Louis Brand, Sr., of Fitchvilic spent Sunday here with her daughter, Mrs, Carlos Bentley. Miss Natalie Hamilton has returned to Norwich after a week end visit with relatives here. Chestnuts are plentiful ‘wormy. Local hunters are returning with fine bags of squirrels. e—— Taft Sends Wreath to Funeral. z ‘Washington, Oct. 21.—Funeral ser- vices for Robert H. Hazard, a newspa- per man who had traveled thousands of miles with Presidents McKinley, Rooscvelt and Taft during the ten years he was a White House corres- pondent, will be held here tomorrow. Mr. Hazard was with President McKin ley when he was shot at Buffalo, Pres- ident Taft directed that a floral wreath be sent in his name. siderable increase in its productive funds is secured during the year. The corporation approved the ap- pointments of Prof. Henrl Bergsen of Paris, Prof. De Vries of the Universi ty of Amsterdam, of Prof, Sir Willlam Ramsey, f of Univer- sity college, London, as Woodward lec- turers for this year, STEAMERS IN COLLISION, - TWO OF CREW DROWNED. Accident in Lake Ste Claire Investigat- od by Federal Inspectors. Detroit, Mich.,, Oct. 21.~In an effor{ to determine the cause and if possible fix the blame for the collision today be- tween the steamers Pine Lake anl Fleetwood, which resulted in the sink- ing of the former and the drowning of two members of the crew, an invés- mflnmn by federal inspectors has been d. The accident occurred in Lake Sto Claire, off Peche Island. According t> Captain Ferguson of the Pine Laka “‘crosged signals” were responsible. The Pine Lake, a small boat, sark in less than a minute after she was struck. The victims were Alexander Kalvey of London, Ont., a wheelsman. and an unidentified sailor. Steamship Arrivals. Oct, 20.—Arrived: Steamer Madrid, Oet. Ivernia, New York for Naples. Plymouth, Oct. 21.—. ved: Steam- er Kronprinz ‘Wilhelm, New York for Bremen. Naples, Oct. 18—Arrived: Steamers Martha Washington, New York; Men- doza, New York. Piraeus, Oct, 11.—Arrived: Steamer Athinai, New York. Genoa, Oct. 20.—Arrived: Calabria, New York. At Philadelphia: Oct. 21, Haverford, Excitement Over Cuba's Election. ‘Washington, Oct, 21.—The state de- partment was advised that great ex- place Nov. 1. General Monteaguido, chief of police of Havana, and the ministers of justice, public instruction and interior have resigned, although only the resignation of the minister of the interior has been accepted. No Place for Him. The Colonel left Texas entirely out of his southern itinerary. He has been slammed by one of our noble majorities before and knows what it is.—Houston Post. AENEM|C [R. but very get new life and vigor by f taking Scott’s Emaulsion after every meal. It revitalizes the watery blood and furnishes Nature with new nourishment to make red, active, healthy blood and feeds the nerve centers. Scott’s Emulsion strengthens the bones and clothes them with, healthy flesh. Steamer Adelbert, from Hamburg. At Naples: Oct, 21, Duca di Geneva, from New York. !/ At Cherbourg: Oct. 21, Kronprinz Wilhelm, from New York via Plym- Foolish to Worry. laSt:ott'a Ernubiiou assimi- outh for men, an! 8i “ices, ice cream, cakes and tes uickly it conserves At Plymouth: Oct. 21, dent Lin- pu:i?a" are, as a local restaurant $q 4 energy and compels health. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N, J. 1-M eoln, from New York for Hamburg, and proceeded, At New York: Oct. 21, St. Anna,from Marseilles and Palermo. advertises, the “essential foods,” why worry over the prices of meats and vegetables?>—Chicago Tribune. Steamers Reported by Wireless. Siasconsett, Oct. 21. — Steamer Kroonland, Antwerp for New York, 297 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon. Dock 8.30 a. m, Tuesday, Sable 1Island, Oect, 21.—Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, Bremen for New York, reported at 8 a. m. Distance not given. New York, Oct. 21.—Steamer Main, Bremen for New York, 400 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon. Dock 6 p. m. MERRELL-SOULE NONE SUCH SOUPS There are no hours of cook- o Talkuis Auguste Victoria, W&T ing to spoil your appetite S o o el when you sit down before “samg'comn'-e:, Mass,, Oct. 21.—Steamer 9&-:“::\, a plate of None Such Sou given. Will dock at 8 a. m. Tuesday. E}"" is made in our kitchen for Mulligatswoy your dining-room. 10 cents a can at your grocers, and ready to serve in a minute. Commanders Discuss Naval Matters. |/ ‘Washington, Oct. 21.—To discuss va- rious questions affecting the adminis- tration of the navy yards of the Unit- ed States, which Secretary of the Na- vy Meyer desires to have operated umi- formly, as far as possible, the com- mandants of all the yards assembled here today for ' gession. No Practical Difference. | The socialist who refused to wed a woman because she would not promige to obey takes the matter too seriously it seems to us. Suppose she. did” Tt | would be her prerogative to change her mind afterward, if she saw fit te do fo--Thiladelphia Inquiser Same with NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT-— a good mince pie minus —and a 10-cent package makes & pie. 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