The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14
Haywood Expected
 At The Strike
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 Yesterday one of the strikers claims to have evaded the O Brien guards and entered the factory, where he speEt five hours and had dinner. He says manly of the strike breakers were idle and that many of the machines were not being eoperateda and a number were out of order, due to sinexperiences of those employed to operate them.
 He says that he saw many of the employees playing leap frog. and learned that on Monday 8 fierce gang fight had occurred. in which beer bottles were thrown and one employe at Ieasf had sustained severe cuts in the face- He said that menu served. at dinner delicacies to which many who partook of the dinner seemed un- accustomed.
 The Burgesse5 of Shelton, at their meeting last night, approved bills for $3,355.66 for police service in con nection with the strike. Of these bills s2,6Os- 50 was for the expenseeof de putty sheriffs employed by Sheriff Vollmer and the remaining $74S16, with the exception of the expense of a few shelton men employed as po- lice officers was for the New Haven special policenen sent to do strike duty and employed by Sheriff Voll- mer as special deputies.
 The Burgesses took no further ac-
 
 approving the bills adjourned for one week..
 Charles .Js Hynan, employed by the Derby Trucking Co., was fined $50 and costs in the Shelton town court this morning, which he paid. Hyman, Biumerthal factory, last night. dis charged several shots from a 522 cali bre revolver. Immediately a number of guards on duty near the plant rush ed to the vicinity of Hyman's home and placed him under arrest.
 Hyrnan. after being disarnled: was placed between file of guards, like police headquarters. There 1 twas found, two of the cartridges in the revolver had been discharged and four of the chambers of the six-shooter still contained loaded cartridges It was reported, after Hyman's arrest, that he had shot at policeman and a latter report credited him with hay Ing taken a shot at his mother-in-Iaw. Hyman was thoroughly penitent this morning and was glad to pay his fine and get out of court.
 Fast night a man said to be a Blu menthaI guard, accosted ay oung wo- man just after she had left a house near the Blumentha1 mill. The girl, whose name was not learned, had been visiting with her father at the house
 
 ed in the street for moment. Then, it is alleged, the O'Brien guard ac- costed her. The girl ran back to- " ard the house and meeting her fath- CT. told him what had happened. In the meantime the man who had ac- costed her ran away. It is alleged he entered the BlumenthaI plant. The girls father started in pursuit and was bent on entering the factory to seek out the man who had insuIted his daughter, when two men from the gas plant nearby. who had witnessed the incident, interfered and pursuaded him to take his daughter home.
 The strikers have arranged for arl- other meeting tonight
 Chief R obbins today arrested Frank Pinto, bartender who so cruelty beat the farm hand. Alex Hayri1la with a billiard cue. Monday afternoon. EIav- rilla is still in the Griffin hospital. Pinto. charged with assault, was talk en to police headquarters but later released on cash bond of $200 post ed by his brother. Louis Pinto, who conducts the saloon where he is em- ployed.