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‘ considered certain first the total fa-
PI'GDIH’TION OFI WOMEN'S CLUBB
INN!”
‘1,
- thought that the Palm Room at the
7000 Pounds of Black Powder
fool: being blasted hundreds of tons
you.“ many of the engineers «snow
was! Inoculw monomer both
I iClubs at the Hotel 'l‘si’t New Haven,
this was the work or the salient hus-
, chem was .Iquicldy' will. so often
‘ oonmtnlatsd.
(till! ’
lame Down Over 200 Peo- .
" pie in Spain
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Hundreds oi Tone I’ol Clay and
Stones Bury Spectators .
GIJON, Spain, «Eeb. 26.7«Uuwards
hf 200 people were killed or wounded
by the ill-timed explosion of a charge
oil 7 ,000 pounds of black powder which
had been laid yesterday by the engin
core in charge or the new harbor
Iworks with the object of razlng an
enormous block of rock.
An immense concourse of towns-
people had gathered to witness the de
Imolltion of the hill separating Gljon
from the coallng harbor 0t Musel,
a mile and a half distant The object
of the opelation was to cut a run
way and thus avoid the present long
detour.
When the fuse was lighted and the
jexpioslon occurred instead or the
git clay and small stones were hurled
among the assembled spectators.
Whole lemme; were mowed down as
hm Mn recovered, but it is
paddles will for danced this number.
Innusi Luncheon Held in New Haven
, Yesterday.
The annual luncheon of the Com
nectiout state Federation of Women' s
brought out also Women. and one man,
ll’roi‘ Hersey Sheath, of Yale 'Univer~
city who spoke.
A reception previous to the meal
with the colours of the Federation
null Guests of Honor in the receiving
line took piece at )2 30. it had been
hotel would Ibo large enough but it
’WHI not so the mat banquet room on
the tenth story of the hotel was used
The luncheon was served at round
tables and the guests were seated at
each with little red penuons. upon
uhioh had been addressed the names
of the different towns, rising from
ilig foliage of the degrades so it was
rvnry edgy to and e places The
delivers were roll tulips and there were
charming little place cards of roll
carnation: upon which had been writ.
ten in wonderful script the name of
each met. so any task sluco man?
or the acceptances came late. All
hand of the ”Recording
secretary. Mrs.
IO .1 ourilils fillies
Haven? Til. ills.
dinner" ‘ . ly Within limit
and Alto the holler-stills
and the hoisrmnhsgmsnt m to he
sire. Jails. it Bolton President was
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f’yII Representative utilitarian Goth
' nations were unlimited mu m
. in the two years have _
ernmeni‘ could lint Persuade
European Powers to Act;
CONSTAN'PLINOPIE, Feb. 26.7-Tlle
mission to London of ibrahim Kahlil
Pasha on. hehalt of the Ottoman Gov-
ornment, has failed. tilts object was
to persuade the European powers to
support the claim of Turkey to the
retention of Adrianopio. He was,
however, unable to prevail Iupon the
ambassadors of the powers to accept
the Porte’ I! reply to the European note
as a basis for fresh negotiations for
peace, and contrary to rumors which
have been current all over Europe,
he had no authority to go beyond the
proposals contained in Turkey’s re-
sponse. . .
(rho ambassadors replied verbally
‘to Ibrahim Hakkl Pasha in the sense
indicated, but left the door open for
fresh proposals from Turkey, as they
did not insist on the compliance of
the Ports with the terms of the ori.
ginai note presented at Constantino»
pie by the representatives of the so
were. '
Although some members or the
Turkish Cwblnebsre in favor of peace.
the war element shone no tendency
to weak its attitude
Military operations are still con-
lined to skirmishes at variouscpolnts
along the front, and fighting on a
grand scale is improbable for the pre
sent owing to the lnclemency of this
weather.
s
Til eIIIIllr our ‘
pollution"
“am I:
mm robots. 7;“The mayor
or miter-ll. a'fcrllisr mayor. A let'-
mer distill; mayor and other hiss
city and“ county omcials in and out of
cities will help the committee of state
legislation from legislation to remedy
the police situation in New York city
Hearings begun“ today hetero this
committee, will continue until the
members feet themselves able to
diagnose the recent police grstt scan-
.dala and recommend laws to cure
them
Mayor Gaynor, former Mayor Georxe'
IB McClennan and former District At-
torney William Travers Jerome are
expected to give their views tomor-
row. Other witnesses will be John
Purl-0y Mitchell. who was Mayor dur-
ing Mayor Gaynors diluess tanner
District Attorney Eugene A Philbln,
District Attorney Whitman. former
police oilicials and several prominent
clergyman who have made studios of
municipal corruption.
The hearings will be unlike ordin-
‘hry investigation. because the wit
season will all be voluntary and none
will be put under oath. or prosecu-
amincll, The committee has made an
cliiscus. I I
IThe committee will have its dis}
panel the testimony received by the
aldermanio committee which has been
conducting an investigation or graft
for several weeks, examining witness-
as under oath and the data fathered
by the citims' committee organised
soon after Ithe murder of Norman
Menthol, ills gambler, we the are
sent crusade its lint impetus.
WM ‘
OOMilerlb To COUNTY .iAiLo
Indictment), Feb. fills-"Tim blow
nis‘l reports or the county osmium
uionm oi the state show that
:.I.rI.
appeal formic to all public spirited '
'iuul'lolllllll to
milieu of inquiry italics
Charges in lllti flow (less
llEW lllllll SlllE
Illaw‘;.wlll Belated to Tell
‘ . What lieiinows of Brits
“WY, Feb. 28.7- 7cm X. Thaw
will be asked to tell Governor Sulzer's
committee of inquiry what he knows
to secure his release from Mancunian
State Hospital for the criminal insane,
where he has been confined for live
years for killing of Stanford White.
This announcement by the committee
{Continued on ninth page.)
Ill-:“Vlllllll ultimo " _
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MUELPIAIUSEN, Germany. Feb. 29.
~A German military aviator. Ser-
gaunt Haltersnider. was killed. and
his customise. Maul. nuke, silently
tutored today. when their «robin!
_. it'll”! they were flylnit
.I itsry osrodrome here.
Sergeant fists-Iranian. the pilot. took
one of ind turns too sharply and the
machine toppled over and fell back
bukwurdto the earth.
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Several Buried and Still illusion
When Burning Building Col
lapsed at Atlanta, Georgia
M
rooms. on. Feb. zc7one lire
men ths killed, two policemen ,. . a
hurt, one probably totally and so u
inmates were reported missing, Vile
lleVed to be buried in the ruins of a
building that collapsed at Whitehall
and Tidbitfim early this morning;
Two dramas also are unaccounted for
and are believed to be under the do
brie.
.I. f. V ‘ .
ortll llllllll elioll
The Auditorium will he opened or I
y. {for moving piotom., stitch
the slidrstlonmto the interior Elli
building have not Iii rot moccasin
ed. The" interior or on slam has
Former Secretary or In, Cont-c , I.“
IIIIIIIII lllllllltll
concerning the most recent attempts
tell to the new one nought arm “
Ellis
'I‘Sllollltl Give Up
Its corporate
Existence?
one You
Ready to Quit
oi Endeavor?
“"‘Yon
Believe m
“ Your City?
’théfitory. .
ilBolYour Duty I»
by Your City
and Yourself. ,,
VOTE T0
RECALL
THE 1: =
CHARTER.
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caboose to Iran emerald
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voI'I' condom triers.
, in; a custom link“ Attom‘I
AftchortyYears
Attorney comm Light em out I'll. j
WEATHER nonsense.“
tilndteen-yssr-eld Boy lm’plllcai'
tell in Tiled at $1,000 Worth
(It Wire Froln Western
lllllon lie. ‘ “
°‘ llllllllllElElS ‘Ellll
lElllElllll Ill lllllllil
’ Young Man led into Grime by
His Vicious“ Companions
‘ Who Escaped
e,
’\
Six months in Jail was the sentence
the somehow-t. yesterday. onwm
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Successful Builder and tilember _ ‘
I read Hbrldge ‘lHe had done many; other
. ,prcminent Italians of the town and
imposed by Judge (laminar Green. of‘
anew oi- rota lenient.
oi litany Fraternal Societies
~“+‘~
tor an illness of several months' dura-
tion. He had been confined to his
bad since February 4th. The deceased
had a complication of diseases which
caused his death. ‘
Contractor anzilla was known wins.
lyI for his works.
cosh-actor, and it was .he‘ who con-
structed the Washington street rall-
works which stand as a monument to
his honest efforts today, and it is said
of him that everything he did was of
a permanent character.
The'decessed was never married,
but with him lived a sister a niece
and a nephew, as follows: Miss Rosie
Antonio Fansllla. Elie was. ditty-two
years of age. lHe also left several
brothers in Italy.
"Mr. Fanzllla was one of the most
belonged to many fraternal organize;
tions. lie was a member of the Luigi
Zuppetta Society, the ltallan Indepen-
ter 8. Ashcroft. of Denbury, who plead-
ed guilty to stealing $1,900 worth of
copper wire from the Western Union
company. There were several reasons
for the show of leniency. In the tint
piece State's Attorney iStiles Judson
recommended a. moderate jail sentence
for the reason that the accused was of
material assistance to the abstain set-
little
will“
WASEHNGNN, ”$2de ambit
any clinical 9'! "petucoat cavalry"
and; feminine infantry will march out
to greet the autumnal. “htksro'? who
today will lam Minute fol; Wash-
lesion on the' last lap of their ions
tramp from New York. The welcom-
, in: "army“ with be under the protec-
tion at a detail or police.
"Oct.” aensvivie Tlmsst will be in
command of the csvsifl- which will
. loud the column. The, cavalry will‘be
followed by the Tramplug Club, on
orssnls‘stion of girl. from a fashion-
able seminary of the as l. and a
tom of Ibelwoe‘lr zoo and see luau
aisle under. the command of Mrs. Low:
relics Lewis, In. of Philadelphia.
There also will he a number Is! Im-
I log ailing-lots in automobile».
“ma.” Jones and her band will be
welcomed at laurel; Md. tomorrow
morning. The pilgrims villi be taken
directly to national financial holdy
quarters. whore speeches will
mode by "Gen." Jones. members of
her" party and the ‘prlnolpsi Illumin-
Ilstamho have‘ been conducting the
outside here.
The anthfiulhigists did not relax
' their activities today, and the leaders
Initiated to have made momentum
in their campaign millet the fiddle
m .
rifl
id Mfleililt“
tW With the dot-
“prenatally“
tbs _ ludlolarr are
lder oi IEngles, and Court Muhackemor
iorlianizations will turn out in a body
tlflst the real facts of; the conspiracy. -
Rivas nope I! and the train service
I _ president of the antibodie- 'y
stat Whitehall; "and hot one of
ll
dent Society.- the Italian Political club.
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588,I1‘I‘raternel Ur
Foresters of IAmerica. The first the
to his funeral with full regalis, and
the remaining societies will send del-
egations. Garibaldils Band will no
company the funeral procession.
The luneral services will be held
first from his home and at 9 o'clock
~from Qt. Joseph's R. 0. Church. on
numeral eon-m
Elwood eons
several in Norwalk and also owned
property in Pest Swamp.
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llll llllE lEJllliEll
I
Passenger Train Partially ile-
reilsilin West Yflllsiell Yards
«airship leillslsyad .
iwms’rnn. . Fob”. 26.7InIeV train
schedule on the central New England
was considerable upset lste yester:
day owing to the partial derailment
3! passenger train No. It. eastbound
in the West Winstsd yards. The train
was running at d greatly reduced
speed owing to the heavy down trade.
when It truss bar on the casino tender
yhrclle. catching in a frog and causing
charms to spread. The engine and
tender «were partially or! the backs.
No one we- tutored. I.
The accident uncured hour It. ill-edge
river a deep raceway, and had the
train been running at a greater speed
serious. damage would probably have
resulted. dearly tonight the damage
John Francine, of 95 Lexington sve-
‘ nus, died this morning at e o'clock.sf- »
Ill-lewas a mason .
Fanzilla, IMiss Angelina Fanzilla and. ,.
may morning. The interment will . .
The deceased .yrfio successor! and. .
diorama property. Home I.
4se'ven houses in ISouth Nowell: and
Substitute Bill Present
lumpy Nehemie ll
dominion
Educational . caulmltlea
Many Strong Archaic
The 'Norwalks made a could
impression at Hartford, mam
ternoon, when they invaded. '
tel, about sixty strong, ”in the
of tire escapes for school ‘~ '
ommltee, held in Room or who
feast. -; No opposition day
when Senator Newman call
position speakers there we.
and shortlyl after the mes
broken up. \
A number of good apostle
ed in the interests of the MI ..
ed by senator Hunter-d s. W’-
msde quite a. favorable imp
Senator fWeed was the, first
and stated that the la
walla lied mauled;
v at .
Judiciary cmmém?
port in rm.- ol‘l'i "
HARTFORD Feb 26. «Julie
at tax law is "on the tantrum."
all appearances, the statute
lug male oitisehs'botween til ‘
support f the state will
by the present union Jottli
assembly. and a great wow:
lifted from the mind! 0! the
tax collectors. ,
The meal repealing the
now before 9 judiciary
and from on dentin! sitcom
sentstlve of The Sentinel;
that the democratic malotlf
committee will be oertfiin
able report of the Vcolllnlii
be denounces. ‘~ ' ”
As the democrats are
repeal the personal tax
may of the republicans u-
Norwalk Chronicler