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Illil NI SIINIII
Smouldoring Fire Causes Some
Damage in Donaldson’s Plumb-
ing Establishment
When Thomas Donaldson, of 148
South Main street, walked into his-
place of business at 32 North Main
street last Wednesday morning, he
‘was astounded at the sight which met
him as he opened the door.
The place was full of smoke, and
at first it was impossible to find the
nature of the trouble, but when the
atmosphere of the place was a trifle
clearer, Mr. Donaldson ventured to go
in and see where all the smoke was
coming from.
After thoroughly investigating the
conditions Mr. Donaldson found a
space of about four square feet burn-
ed in the flooring behind the stove.
Luckily the home was partly smoth-
ered all the time by several iron 1on-
es and a lot. of pipe, and had it not
Ibeen for this, the fire might have
caused some serious damage, not only
to the plumbing shop, but probably
Ito the building itself.
How the. fire evcr originated seems
a mystery, as Mr. Donaldson states
II ennui
Niilllil iii
ADRIANNPIE‘
Shurki Pasha and His Devoted
Men to Continue Their Deter-
mined Stand
IIIII mutual
. an liiil liPilllli
Commander Denies That Ho Dr-
dered Bishops Hanged
0"!“
AIIRIIANOPLE, March _... I a. m.—
Sliilkl‘l Pasha, the coinmander of this
dortress, and his devoted troops are
determined to continue the. heroic de-
fence they have, carried on for live
months and all reports as to offers
:made by them to surrender may be
dismissed as pure inventions. that the last time he had a fire in
Only starvation can force the capi»,”l0 “0V9-
tIIhIllon of the belcagurcd Ignrrlsoth'vm‘lg to “‘0 accident ““0 ”ll“ “(ll 1“
1,004 is still regularly distributetllhl“ knowledge was there anybody
among the population by the IIIIiilnryImound “i any time Who might IIIHG
Ismohed and through carelessness
thrown a match there.
anti there are considera-
and swell I'ane
lluy here. O'lirien‘s»
~.\'ew derby
A
III‘ llil) IIi'
conference
illlll‘n
hII
mm...»- W. .s.. 0......“ m
DEDTIDII IIAIII]
KILLED DY TDAIII
MILFORD. blurril 22.~~-l'hl.l‘lch
Moore, II portion hand employed by
the railroad company. was struck and
killed by a through express shortly
after 0 o‘clock, just west of the sin.
thm. it was said that. Moore had
been nceuntutned to Dick up cool on
the tracks, Illc lIVI-d here. Dr. iron
viewed the body and gave a verdict. of
accidental death.
~Try a L2 Bill. Evans Hudson
Cream Ale for family use. Masher
and Flynn.
authorities.
Ible supplies.
iI’c.‘.cct order prevails within the‘
city anIi'th- tepott. emanating fromI
Solia that Shuhti Pasha has ordIIIIId"“’“ {0‘ mm”
the Greek and \rlneninn bishops hcrle
to be hanged because theI had (ll'll\\llt
attention to the alleged tuiseIies oi PlUMBERS ANB
the population is groundless. it ha 5
aroused much indignation here, the; BQSSES gull AI on":
two pt'clates themselves being among“
ItlIe most energetic of those protest ‘
ling against the calumny. They extol1
the courtesy or the. tommandeI- ih- MUS! Reach AgrDDmDnl By Aprlit
”chief, praising his solicitude for LIIIII .
civil gin well as for the military popu 1 ISA Ol‘ Sil‘lke Will be
lotion of the city
The Bulgarlon buseigers nte‘ Inuit-5 DDClared
:lng no progress, and then occasional,
assliultg have been futile The inter ' ll '14 llmbflltll‘ ”131 there “l“ l” "0
mlttcnt ImIIIbardIIIeIIt IIIIII not doneIII plumhmg' strike III South Nolwalk.
any balm to tho IlIvIendlnI; Iotts which \0 IIIIIIIcInIInI has llcvll reached at
remain intact, lthoulzh the committees ol the iodine.)
Discord is said to prevail
the allied armita, and the Seminar; oral cottiIIrIInIus A filial meeting to
brought up to assist the llulgmmm be held on “031 \i‘cdnesdnl'. Will Iltl'
III the nlego remain idle iII \lli‘ll‘ lines, jI-iIiI- thIIhI r there will he a strike to
not participating in any of (III! III-live I NIH" AIll“ let. “T “‘“I
()1)I‘I‘illl(.tlll~l. ’l‘lIII plIIIIIbIIra, linners, and
-~———.—.~.«~.‘-..J....,,i..h lilllIIrh, of AIIInlltalIuIleIl Sheet Mt‘llll
Iii’orlIIIrs. hot-III Union No. 1.1!? now rt»
“AFT T0 SUGIAL ‘IIIIlI'I'I $3.50 a day for their \\‘(Ii‘li, or
WELFAHE MBVEMENTt3"i II II'III’IlI, and work all day Sltllll‘I
lillh ’l‘lIII ijI'IIIIyIIIIIII litili Si II Ilay.
Mg“ YURAMTG-li-l—I-ll J;’.. A hill oi 'IIIIh a hull holiday on Saturday with
$030,000 by Mrs. Elizabeth Mlllliinll All- pay, II tIIIIIl \\‘('l‘lt'l\ $1M.
IlIIrIIIII for social welfare laboratories Th“ ”’mn'i'w“ ”A "l" “(WM MW
U, be l‘ulIIllli‘tI-d “X H“, New York 1th Hillllllllllll a proposition III pity those
.‘llli‘liillnll for improving the I‘IIIIIlilloIn. “aura IIhIlI~r lllt‘rll' conditions If they
of the Poor was announced by the an m” h" “”"m‘ ““ml‘
autumn“ “W.“u‘ In”. hill h, lellll‘ll in all iIIaIunII-n ’llII, (‘ttlltlllllli‘l‘
lamest single one I-lI-I "Hill!" to lhIIl"r ”l“ l"””“‘-‘“‘"”I l‘“‘""“"I 1“ "
association and, no for an In itnown III‘ “W”! t" "m" “”m’" mm" W" I’m"
any ornnnizntion for a similar par-lHum u‘mwu'l" u‘" “mm" hm“ into
IIIImI. except the separate foundations, 1"" jumble "Huh"
lllli'll III-I the lituaaoll finite lI‘ouutlntimI. H “w” “rm"“mlul‘.”
In,“ Kill I“ not for mu“,- of (humid. IIIIIII. llill end with all IIlil‘I-IIIIIIIIII bring
on! individuals m. mmmmk m- for i‘lilll" reached. the ultimatum of the journey.
i'l‘ Ill‘ll’illllllllltlll, hilt. All it) ltl' Ilhl'll 0» "INT will he in IlIII‘lIIl‘I- II ulrlltc llll
IIltIelI-Iely Io footer preventive and cow q“""“””" April “l"
IIIIIIIIIIIII Ilocinl thcnnuroa. Establish. Tb" l'lllmllm'll' lI‘Il‘llll"I~' lll‘l‘ "Filming
IIIIIIII ill I'Xlli‘l‘lllii‘ilifll inhol‘ulorlcu for ”W" " little “”"n'm' not only “mu-V
purpnnm. of looting proposed pleasure” but m the uurroluuilng ”mm
in a pull III the prohrum under which "Hm“
the fund in to be utilized. in general will 1’“ established, whereby ”
it it. lillilllill‘ll to footer those IIutlI'I- “‘l"""l""““' ”Mk” Imitation may
this: which are chlI‘hlathl, in the words “l““w‘l‘
ill the donor, "to prcvmlt aiclturnnnnu
than diminish poverty, such on the
proluotlon of olenuiitlchh and aaniiw
lion and aid in seeming II proper fond
supply," .
The gift, the aaaocintlou announced.
makes possible It new social welfare
department. JCxionaion of public
work, of the work of serving hot lunch-
es in school children approximately
at. cost and of increasing clinic fertil-
t.ien for treatment of physical defects
of school children are among the lines
ol‘ effort, contemplated by title depart-
ment. Establishment of public loan.
drieo and public baiteshops in (longest
ed districts In also suggested.
mPOLLI-ZY'D DANCING SCHOOL.
Private lessons. 20 Monroe St,
“a
was about three days pro .
look-
i I n V. ,
(\anth In”, mm "f ”H. btsses have lltld he ,
IIIIIIIIIIW .
l'IlllllIIIII‘lll Will‘li ‘
and -
for it may lw that a prIIIII-III-IIII
NNIAI SINNAI
INJNN A AND
NI - N MANY
Eleven States Suffer From the
Blizzard and High Winds
of the Past Two Days
INNNSANNS NI NNIIANS
NAMANI IS NIPIINIIN
Wires Down and Will Be Weeks
Before Repairs Are Made
A storm which spread over many
states swept the Midlc West and
Southeast all day yesterday. Last
night reports of llllli‘ll loss of life and
property Ikept coming over wires
which were almost useless during the
day.
The dead will probably number It)”
IthIn the real extent of the devasta-
ltion is known At a late hour last
A night eighty were known to hale been ,
lkillcd. ”mum .is how been injured
Innd many of them will lll(i'l\ enlarge
the list of lutnlltlII..
Properly damage is Iarlously csli~
mated. but it will run into several tull-
-llons. Memphis alone reports $1,000.-
‘ 00 loss.
At \Iurfrevsbom. 'I‘IIIIII .I “later re-
isort much patronized by northerncrs.
loss to properly is Hill 000
hThe storm was reported to be men
ling northeast to the afternoon but
l’lttsbnru seems In have ole
tnlthest point reached in that direc—
lion.
‘ CHICAGO. March 22.~So severe
was the effect of the elect storm yes-
ltertiny in telegraph and telephone
wires that it will he a'cIcral weeks be-
]fore the damage has been repaired
' Iompietely. ’l‘ heron was some improv e.
Inent today. but at best tclearnp’hh-
service was feeble and liable to in-
, terruptlon.
been
Some curious routinlza of Inesaageh
‘wIIre made necessary by the prostra-
tiou of wires, It is only eighty-five;
miles front i‘lIlI-nx’o to Milwaukee. lull l
prIss telegrams: lli‘lWi‘i'Il ilIII twp I'll»
IIIII lInIi lo ll‘liVi'l 2,000 IIIllIIa'or more
’I‘IIlI-ltrahls Irmn i‘lII‘I'nuo went from
l‘lItI-Ilho lo I'illaburlz :IIII around on a
louHIIll IIlII illloulzh i‘,olulubus tlhio, ,
i‘iIIIi nnnll ()mahn l\' lllfilili i‘ll) and
Minneapolis to .‘Tllli'il‘llii‘t' ’l'lII- \IIIII
(‘llili‘il I’I'IIaIs IIIlIsI-Il \II'II‘I- III I‘IIIll'lu was:
Yl‘flllii‘tl \“ll l‘lltsbnrl: and St
I
Louis.
“MONDAY NIGHT. ARMORY.
High School I'lllilllllllilllfililll, HIaIIII
ford \‘li, Annohln. New ACIIIIIIIIII IIII.
Ihlontmtka llnahclbull,IIIIIII'lIIc. Last
name.
II. II. IIAVIADIID
l8 IMPIIDVED
fluorite ll. 'lthyutontl, the senior lm‘lii-
her of ‘IiIIymnIIII Ill Son. the Norwnlk
furniture and llliilflli‘llllilllg firm, wan
lillli'll with an attack of acute indium
Iltul ,IIIIIIIIII'Iihy and I'IIIIIIIII‘IIII ichlpurllr
ily lill(‘0itlli‘ltliili. "Mr. llayIIIoIId was; an
able. to npcllh for over an hour.
"This gave l‘tl an in the IHIIIIII‘II that ill.
ltnymnnd hull lIIIITiilI'Il u ntrolto but.
illlll iii lltllIIIlll‘ “(It the rune, "lhII l‘ii
ed sleuth Norwnllt. hilt llltlllll rhino the
happy denial of the report, and the
statement that Mr. llhytnoud Iii prnrti»
rally himonli‘ again.
Although Mr. Iltarmond in natural
yearn over seventy. he ht no lively and
healthy as men years his junior. ‘lic
likes a fishing trip equally well with a
hill of ten years and finds much pleas
are in this form at reception. The had
many more, happy
years.
and prosperous
widow fruit and vegetable store
will be open Saturday morning at 78
Taylor Ave. Also {— iine of grocer;
ion. 3, Vlngo. .
mor of his death. thin morning, purl/all Await injured.
the best. wishes of the community for:
M
. 80m NORWALK. CONN" ”T311051”; Manama”:
WEATHER FORECAST.
i‘fi‘
Fair Tonight: and Sunday...
IIII IIIIIIIII
(in All till
How the Norvfatlters Spent the
Day ——sane limit the usual
resumed. Altho _ many did not see
fit to observe‘ , day yesterday, it
west a holiday no melons, and those
who did cease 'etr labors, either
sought their own or some nearby
‘church, or else at the day quietly
and atlhome. .2 it. sought amuse-
ment and the l playhouses we"
resorted for the‘hore holler gather-
ing places. 1,
The weather yesterday was not all
that could be desired. and whether
one was confined by business or was
forced 'to be out of doors, the-day was
decidedly unpleaiant. At ’inoervals
.—
tho sun would c the from within the
clouds, the sttwaoIIld partially clear,
and all nature would smile. but these
times were momentary, for soon the
scurrying dark brown, low-hanging
mass had imam covered up the sun
and darkened the earth. Then one
needed an umbrella at times. and dur-
ing these sudden showers, he who‘was
caught far from refuge was sure to
be drenched.
The. air was sultry and damp, and
no breath of air seemed to relieve one
'A little breeze would have done much
Itoward making the day
more Ipieaw
nut. but as none came. the evening
came, :I muggy and disagreeable few
hours.
Bedtime arrived and the townepoo
pie sought Ihch nights rest, dropping
III? to sleep only after aonhI difficulty.
~8PRING MILLINERY OPENING.
Mrs. Ada F. Altonbrandt will dis-
play trimmed and dammed hats.
fn-oioo um! nowmes in tin tho new
cat effects. on Thursday, Saturday and
Monday.
SIIAIIINS BNIIINI
IN VINEYARD SNNIIN
City of Macon Had a Ten-Foot
Hole Stove in Side During
Fog Last Night
VINEYARD HAVEN, .‘llihhm
i‘iiili‘l'
Mill‘l‘ll
A -"IlItI IIIII-IIIII liasra lIIlt
woods ilole Illilii}, in haste: t the slimm-
I‘l'a i‘ ll\ of \IIIIIIII and lamps S \i'lill-
he}, which new All (‘IllllHlItIl III
lll‘lti'y for; oil 'i‘nI'pnullh time, III Vllicv
yard Sound, last night.
All olgllHoot hole was turn in the
side of the City Of Mllt'ilil above the
waterline. and the bow of the Willi-
!on was broken in when I IIIIInmcru
IIraIdIIId. Neither \I-IIaI-l shipped wa-
“'1‘ and Captain lllchl. of the I‘Tity of
Macon, reported that an ode won in-
lilt‘ml.
”I‘ll" city or Maren. of Ibn Havnunhh
Lille, was bound from Havahhhh to
lnmtml with It few paenehhorn and III
cargo of freight, ’i‘he Whitney, which
in operated by Hill Mulrnpnlilnn Linc.
wan bound from New York to llbIIloh
IIillI frI-llilli
("npt, William, or the rcvcnun rut
tor ‘llIInIIII. I'III‘I'AVI‘II the following
wirIIiIInh llwullllli" from (‘nplttih lliehl,
of tho f'liy of Macon. early today:
"The ('in oi‘ \iarun won at lllli'llllr
when the, Jilillttn H, Whitney. of the
.‘IlIItlopolilnII rammed Ina. No Illii!
’l‘he Whiluvy'n atom was
twisted and her how was broken to.
but IIoIIIiIII-I arrinua. The 1?in of
Macon has all rigid-foot. ltold In her
side. All dalualgon was done forward
of the collision bllllIlIIIIIdIl of both
ships. We are hot Inning wafer. The
vessels ("‘6‘ at anchor.
o
The houtll Norwalh lioltrd of later.‘
irital Commissioners transacted mat»
tors of routine business last night.
The board is preparing for the. regular
spring work.
A large number took the post ol~
lice civil service examinations in Mer-
rlil‘a Business Collette in the United
Bank Building this morning.
‘ Slilt's RIPAISINIAIIIES
NNNBNESSAIEN
IAINEN [IVER
PAINNNANI
Federal District ludgeshio :the
Important loll Considered at
This Session
p—u—n—u—q
WANTED IININP NI
it'hill’
Their Second Meeting Held in
New Haven Yesterday
The five democratic congressmen of
Connecticut met this afternoon in the
Hotel Taft to consider the trivial mat-
ter of patronage to be handed out ere
long. At alI-w close friends of the flVe
congressmen were there also. Chief
among the federal jobs, all of them
well upholstered as to salary, is the
judgeslrlp of the United States court
for this district and right on this one
matter alone the congressman and
their advisors are expected to spInd
,WISII’NNI NANNNN
ANN SAINlAIlNlN NIIIN
Hearing on Their Proposed lm-
provement to be Held April 10
’WESTPOIR’I‘, March 22.—The fol-
lowing letter has been received from
the United States Engineers' Oflice of
the War Departmentlby a number of
local business men:
“A public hearing will he held by
the undersigned in the town hall of
Westport at 1:30 p. TIL, Thursday.
IAprll 10, 1913 at which all persons
interested in the improvement .of
Westport harbor and the Saugatuck
river by providing a channel not to
exceed 5% .feet in depth I‘at mean
low water and 60 feet in width. are
invited to present facts] and argu
ments orally ‘- or in writing as to
whether this river and harbor are
worthy of improvement by the Fed
eral government.
"G. B. PILLSBURY.
“Major, Corps of Engineers."
The notice was mailed from New
London, where the office of the en-
gineering corps Is situated,
A number of business men are
planning to get together and compile
a list of reasons why the work should
be done. There are several large
firms in the town which require the
use of the river for barges that bring,'
lumber. coal, sand and other commo~
dities to their docks. in some spots
the river is navigable only for small
the greater part of the afternoon.
Col. Samuel H Pishel, a dquOIrat. l
was nominated for this. important post I
by IIxIPIesldent Taft just below thol
ex was prefixed to the l‘I'IWcsldInts
llillllt’.
This is not the first meeting of the
five congressmen.
Together with Homer 8 ('ummlmtsl
of Stamford. lional committecmanl
from title state. and just now a land
factor in Connecticut political aflalrsfl
and George Forster of an'ki'tlle
tra leotnmlttwee the) met here recent-
ly. Mr. Forster. by \li‘iilt‘ of his of
fire claims a right to say a word as
to howghc good federal jobs In Con
necticut shall be parceled out, and
particularly now the indgeship shall
go.
cum-u..—
DDIIIWAII Til IIAIAE
DDLLEDTDII DF PIlIlT
”w-..
N IIIil'
llA \‘lIJN. March
Home of the ('onarcaaionnl Ionl’III-chIII
tIIIatIIIIIlIII, in “hit II 1 human l-‘ ,’\oIIlII,
I or ltot-ltilllc. nus llIHlI‘l‘Il l IIIIIIIl
IIjSlat- judge in llIi:: district, in II Icrl'
nnilh ted discussion IIIIIIIIIII iIIIInoI-rnla
lIIII'II nu to the III-xi hil‘llh‘ III be taken
by llli‘ disappointed IInndl-inlla III .I',II.I
lilIII chIlnitIll IIpIIcI 'l‘II'II .\‘I-w “iin'll
attorneys who lliil't‘ bIIIIII ii‘llrltllli; i'III
Attorney Whiter Walsh tIIIIIoIItII'v that
repent
llounc."
bill when it return
are it number of state llllllll‘ifi liuhcd
to the ,ludxcuitlp appointment. A III-
tiliIul favoring .'Ilr. \l'nlt‘h for the
luducnllip was about fifty fwd
and bore hundreds of IInInIIII of people
lrmn all parts of ill!‘ IIIIIIII.
('IlllI‘I‘lIlI‘ ut‘ the l’orl oi ltridnnporl.
DEMANDS OF DILK WEAVEHB.
'l‘he l‘llll‘~lliltlllli II." lhn nilh i't‘i‘ill‘f’l’l'l
Illrllw IIIlll remain unchanged IIIIIIII. it
was stated this Inmhiul; to one
houses all tiW‘i’ the roqurII had IUHII‘I
out on the II_lI'lltI‘ and the lhnnulmthr
era that have. one or two Ivmvkn‘ sup.
plied will he forced to clone hernnan
It will he iItIIpoasiblc Io IIIII the still
that In needed to run them.
’I‘lle. strikers limhnhda are
lows:
Au clghthnur day for all Ivorltern;
II fortniourhour week for all; no
weaver shall operate more than our
loom; any jobon which a wearer can
not make. ill. local $3.00 per day shall
be paid for at the rate of 52.00 per
day; the reestablishntenl of the price
list of 1804; all Week. workers except
twisters and loom filters to receive a
2;. per cent. increase in salary.
as fol
chairman of the democratic state con i,
(Continued on twelfth page.) I
31' I'l‘llll out-l
they Will "take off their IIIIIIIII at IIIIIIIII
anti work (or the New lIilllIlilli harborl
Into illIIj
’l‘lIlII is taken to ltll'lill that them,
long .
I‘uhhl‘vllmnuh lIoIIoI'IIII will name In“.
III l
The iinuilhol IIIpIIImIIIlutivr-II that tho ' H “W“ to “Hm" their “M9 ”m“ “"9” hulldlnnu ultuuld IIII‘IIIIII the some one
boats and the average barge would
ARAB IRINE
ANNIHIIAI
Column of Native Pram Trout
Attacked in, neural... ‘
Sahara loam ,, ,
Izod
IIIIN- tlliNI Ninth“,
INIRII "All . A
Some III the Native sunroofs:
caged on the Pack Horses
_..‘.
IPAIittl‘S. March 22.—A column 0!
native French troops with their white
officers, was virtually annihilated by
Arabs a few‘days ago while operating
in the Adernr region of Western I80.-
ara.
A body of 1,000 of the intractable
Berber tribe of chllcmid swooped
(town and surrounded the French de-
tachment. which was marching through
the shifting sands of the desert
about three duys‘ journey from Tim-
buktu, the French military station.
gel stIIIk If an attempt has made [0
Ilti‘liotlilte those parts. The businessi
of the town is believed to be grezltl
enough “an ant the lnIproIc-
IIIIIIts.
ltIgaIIilhg tlIII IIIIIboI'. llli‘ improve
ments IotIteIIIplntIId will in the malnl
II‘eIlteI about the entrance of Ithcl
II'iIer. Owing to tbc presence of a A
bar at the mouth of the rivet there
to
'tlfi some dilllouity in enterdng It and It
“is claimed that the larger vessels
are required to eiI'I-uIIInavigate the
bar with the Icsult that their trips
btlng them way out near the island
I‘Ih IIIIlIInIIIr will be made to llliii"
thI bar retrieved. it is understood
that an appropriation has already
'bIIen made fol the purpose
It is. expected that 1le government
oiilIIIIr will pl‘iiililv ovI-r the ItIIIIItiIIIzl
‘(lll April it). and that he will be ill”:
IIIIIIIpanicIl by a subordinate. The:
IIIIIIIIIIIII: is to he a lnrgtI our thIiainIz
roIn the interval displayed In the:
question at stake I
nor lirulhcm‘ Lodge .\‘o 10, I (ll
(I, l‘.. will hold its Icauhlr lllI‘I‘illlit“
Monday I-vvniuh. I
('IIlIIIIII'd “iridium. .\'(I. 2. Hunt; 01'}
’l‘I-IanIl‘IIhI'I. will hold lie I‘I‘Itlllttl“
tum-lint; Monday evening.
[dilly \i'IIIIhIIIIIZIIII Lodge, .\‘II. 131.
is'lII-phIIIIl- will hold lli'
I-IIIIIIlnr auction Monday I‘i‘t'IllllK.
III Ill-l hit new.
FIIEIIDII DADII IAAIIIE
ADIIDDE ill THE HID
illilflirilll'. ICIIIIII March t... The
Fl‘i‘lil‘li burh IIIIIIIIII, from Hun l“l‘lill
i‘llii‘l) i‘Iu' IIIIII, III III" and of lIIIl‘ ltlhli‘
Imam, today. IIIIII with (lliiiltlI'I‘I' and
tll'lililli‘illlll which have ocIInIIIIIII for
Who III=IoiII lt'lif‘llI' oi" IIIII' captain and
('I'Wi IIi‘ lIIIIIIIIl‘IIIII‘ mun by tho traw-
,Ill‘l‘ AIIII‘I‘.
'l‘iIII Mlll‘l“ went nnhoru hint illltlil
IIII llIIlIIiIIItIIIIglI Hands. In llltt North
durinn a
on
‘I,
AHWL Murllt nnd‘whu IIIIIIIII"
pounded lo pint-«III by terrific IIIIIIII
The «row hlld luai have when the
tlhll lime in Illtl ll, IIIIIIIIIIIIII lII'l lilt‘
timid and look them all A
A Hip I'l'lllllllll llllfl mate of lllrv .‘Iillllr‘l
llllnll III‘ llli‘ II'rrn lllIIl Imnh hated and
taken on humid IIIII Amer. "ihc Amer a ,
lifeboat was: too much hotivrwl by
the worth, in return to the Marin aul
the trawler aloud by all through iitII’
night.
At dnyllaht this morning the slew
am of ihn IrIIIIIntiI hnrlt who had been
brought, with iii in comrades on board
IhrI -I‘IIIIIII , tilted into the non pith II
lifeline and Ila-am lo the wreck romi
which he and (lie captain and Mill";
were ultimately dragged through the
sea to the rescuing vessel. Tllny warn:
landed here acme hours later. ' 1
,“rlgflflel‘ Cards 12 price at liners”
Stationery Stores.
l
a
. nether
‘ lrnin‘u who are to decide the Ilremen']
Idetnnhda for increased pay of hi colt?
,rrn railroads that the firemen wanted
IIIIl‘Il
Allin llll‘l'i'llllf‘ll \‘I’Ill'lt which
i
.lain they in",
, mullinn money or not."
com avenue, to visiting her father and.
After a severe fight lasting all day,
the Prep ch troops were overcome.
’lhelr commander. llieut. Martin, and.
font willie sergeants were, killed, to-
wlth fifty-three native troop-
era while thirty others were taken
priscncIs. A few natives escaped 0D.
the puck hereon accompanying 1&8
‘h‘reIIIIlI detachment and brought tn.
news to headquarters in Timbuktu, ‘
They declared that the Arabs suffers
ed heavily More the ammunition on
the French troops was exhausted.
Willi INCREASE
IN NI AINIINI
IToial Demands Figured By New
Haven Road—Cost of Change
Ordered by Commission Will
Amount Approximately to $1,-
100,000
.\'I-:II' roan. )IiII‘I‘h w. 5, our.
r, president of tho lll‘llllll‘l‘llGOIl 0!
Lill‘fllliilllVI‘ I-‘II'IIIIII-II and Enlzlneltlon.
made if plnlh today to the three arbi-
'l'l
lII
not simply on these which "can mm
lllf'l‘l‘tlpl'li on all the math: concern“.
in pay." .‘rlr. l'ilili'l' no declared In re-
piy to II donation by I‘IIIIII‘IIIIIII (thiam-
it‘llt'llll‘l' IlII- ilI'IIlIIIuI would be
I‘lllilI'lli to rot-rim- hnu'c wanna patron
nurh made an “VT“ in lll‘flltlli'l‘tlilli (lib
I'ltthnlllIIIIIuI.
"No; We null for the IIN‘Y‘I‘IIMP II‘ It
III Ilhpwu that the llI'IuIIIIII are, (loin:
we mainl—
the road it -
Mr Carter t9
pllmi, "If It building In hull”; Iirocw‘
by It hilt IIImlIIIIIIlIIn All!" that lama-I
,inI: in Wealth and another building &
him-h away by a contractor Whit II
altlllutlilw. in mail" Hill meet it In our
t‘rilllltllllllll that tho mnbnmu on both.
whvthcr
for the, some close of unlit."
The. railroads opened their raise to-
day with lhn. «Irons rxnttliltailon of ’W.
.1. Lunch of Washington. the stellar
tlcinu who has ins titled that the hm
jltlIItI II wastes hale not ltepi price with
the increased naming Iallllcltl of. m
railroads during the pan! ll years.
I—v-MILLINERY OPENING
Misti Fitch announces a showing UK
mart lailotwi and dress hath sititobi$~
ifor the season, on Ratnrdny. Marci .
22. 64 Wall St, Norwalit.
Mrs. F. A. Wadsworth. of 59 I’ll!!!
I
mother in Troy, N. ‘I'.
illiNiHlli
Norwalk Chronicler