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lip filo Noon TodTv Nothing Had
Been Heardoi Them
l 40:13 Sundayboot party of six people
{who went but for a sail on the Sound
from here, yesterday morningfim
not returned up to press time, nor had
any tidings been received irom any;
member of the party as to whether
they were safe somewhere.
and relatives here are very much con-
cerned although the authorities
lieve that the entire sextet is state
somewhere and will return when the
weathr moderates!
In the party were Mr.
Steve Balls and their infant girl, of
“Weber street, South Norwaiit, John
'Huvok, Fran}: Koharby and '1‘. Shea.
of Lexington avenue
ii'hclr of Raymond Brothers in a fairly
sized boat ye erday morning
They left the
‘ A: ‘ "V floating the sky
‘ovfieiih that about ten ocloelr thew one
more out on a beantlrul day more
sites for two hourwtho
water was most Mot aorta rising
tide was approaching quietly. the sun
deco scIiéBQly ruined beyond the he-
not swells. Toward noon a brisk wind
sprang up from the east and north
east. continuing until itJiId reached
almost. the proportions at a gels. The
avatars were whipped to a little fury!
and small boats found it dimcuit to
ride the waves eaieiyr
It may have been that the missing
party made the Long island shore of
the Sound all right, and it would. have
been looihardy for them to attempt to
ire-cross the Sound in its condition dur
ing the afternoon and evening.
thought possible that the party will
return sometime today. although the
reports from aloe; the shore any» that
the wind is atili quite high.
siovouer smock
or AiiTliiAliiiiLE
It was a borrow escape for Frank
diamond. oi «Booth Norwalk. yesterday
eiternoon. when the machine,“ W C
With, at Bella drilled. with a youns
lady at the wheat, atr'uhk‘and knocked
him mm his bicycle lat the corner or
West avenue and Movie hii‘oet. deb:
ilement for the demons tolho bicycle.
flaracbo'd coat and his“ ioniinn wall
A; going down ”Wort event
one when he flaw the our
‘him. fi‘ha automobile in
g, titrated into Ilaple street, and it was
me that the cyclist bosom Matthia-
; ed and ran into the autonomic p
on. car hit the front wheel at the
Minot Evstmie Oily of
t. Sohiati
;
WHOM April 28 ~Jl‘herrepreas'ih
in London today received instruction
«from Cettlnie to protest tormelly
powers for immediate evacuation of
A Nicholas I: “upload: and cruel."
The demand of the Morison pow-
Montenegro that the taking of the for-
modify the decision of the Europe“
the frontiers of Northern and. North‘-
esstern Albania, and consequently the
City of ‘Soutarl must be evacuated
with the briefest possible delay arid
must be handed over to the European
powers represented by the command
ants of the international naval forced
lying before the lli/iontenesrin coast;
The royal government of Montenegro
is invited to give a. prompt reply to
this communication."
The Montenegrln represehtative in
London to whom this demand was cat
bled back from Cettinie said today:.
“I- have been ordered by my sororit-
ment to protest formally against this
unjust and cruel demand and once
more to ask the European powers to
examine in an equitable manner the
vital ‘question of Montene‘xm'a future
and to place that nation on an equal
m
paraseoN. N .1; April zs—vim
Ham 1). Haywood, leader or the Alndits
trial Worker: otlthe World- whe ar-
rested» at Paosalo‘ today on his way
here l‘rdm New‘ York to surrender“
him with inciting riotd among the silk
mill strikers. Ten thousand strikers
had'saoherod. at the Mo Railroad
station here to meet Haywood and es-
cort him to Jail. Remit-I disturb
once it the arrest was made hm.‘
Shel-lit Radciilia wentfito Fannie and
took Haywaod on the train and
brought him to Peterson in an auto-
mobile His friends announced that
Haywood's ball bond was . prepared
~and} they expected his speedy release.
Elizabeth Guriev .Flynn and Carlo
Trescka who had been aidinp licy~
wood in conducting the strike. were
on the train with Haywood Mien
Flynn and Treacka are at liberty an
der hail granted Saturday. They can
timed to journey in Paterson
W
”neutrino aorta re
itiiEiiii rttrrm or
laureates or alive
The New Haven road is sending out
an appeal for cooperation or town and
oily authoritee as well as at private
olitrena in brown; on the nuisance
or railroad we. The row otters
orndnotilm by teachers or superin-
ta of aehlpola; disclose the mat
built or immature has come to be
born Mom to arm at m up. "
wile oi lite fact that the Now
“even Wit)? with anemia, Who loo;
hilti {digit-ea puma foil dire
' moonlit is thereunder in
strict ' the fact dot {the tired
,, ‘ more , , o, .y A o
7 that m tenth“ year malt
to and tilt cease oi individsel
’ cried in ne'naclsioni‘tal rh’e‘y ,, A
tative or the Montonosrin Gov6rnm nt , ‘
against the demand of the EuropeIil ,
Sontarl by the Montonoxrine. which is ;
described by the lovmment oi run;—
era is couched in the renewing terms:
‘We have the honor to decision. o‘ol-
lectlvely, to the royal government of J ‘
trees of Boutarl does not in any way .A
powers relative to the delimitation or ‘
{option with *theethtr Balm allies." A
‘ Amt Amaranth tattoo
himseii under an indict‘hent cliarshmr‘
A twentymplld anniversary ;
notable for any Nucleation. and
Court NIrruit No. 58, Foresters
America. would see at to celeb
the was inteb elaborate stain
was only, a proper way to ' ‘
tho’ passing of the twontyee‘co
toilestono That the anniversary on
were men craters in attendance
anniversary celebration. ever held by
theoourt.
Willi AAAAEE iiiil
Proposed income for collects
the lost on theAGmt _
um;
v
wnonolbros lipids tie-11 rush
lively proceedings today in the diouso
Moat or the inembers had held back
with a vied to setting the large and-
iences expected with the closing of
the recent debate and the shifting or
the consideration of the Underwood
term“ revision to a reading 0! the
measure under the live-minute role be
ginning tomorrow.
Cling-man Underwood has not chans-
ed his view that the bill should be din
posed of in the House within a brook
item today and that the auger arched
‘ule in‘ not likely to otter much real
more isle hoped that unload the
Milt of the anti-tree wool advocatea
spreads the belief that the bill would
emem iron: the senate substantially
in the rum in which it stands.
iiiiIPiiiiliBE ll
NILE IIIPITE
local repmehtattv'oa oi the Vanadium
Electric Light and Water Gompanr.
*A. 0mm. 0! Neutrino sod MANN
tic utilities commission held a than
heart“ costumes er tir. (8qu
piece on Saturday afternoon. Mr.
dream but chiseled to mumbled trim.
a detriment to his piece. but the cm
neither discount.
: much valuable experience in the mid-
'WlhnlMdtN'lflO. April 28 ~Fire otl‘
unknown entitle serif yoaterday mom-
ing destroyed the handsome Windham
HUI School WNW a loss 0! $125.
We cram may die-
voted in bless about three o'clock.
and ran; in the alarm.
a firemen orrit‘iii ”the building was
annea- of dentin. Th; firemen were
hindered by low water pronouns, as
“I”! “Perinmdeht oi fie pumping ga-
tion could not the reached tor some
curred earlier in the month rhino yes;
terdey matmd not, nor did it deflect
from the someone reactions of yeii‘tvo‘n‘wJ
' day ddternoon.
A large class was iditdateti in thenc-
ternoon; a banquet followed; onero’
‘ posittooasour‘fgovern-
‘ on. this matter could
e nucleation of both
‘ Japan it left to the
'illve police are matting a risid in-
minute In to the crime. as there
are some suspicious circumstances.
'llhe last person in like building as tar
as known was Pribdpdl iii A. one.
, wile I!” thrombi“ no oil “chi:
speeches were made: and all in all
the celebration was one or the but -
Aldon Iixnldoanca is attached to tho: .
fleet m the ”may the tuner
‘ their hfllihra embrace-at They
are not constitutional. :5. Gainer-nit.
will tied it a similar luv is enacted
’ senior class ificilides dues Car
the addition that the line was am
seen Between 590! and see students
stranded the school. The town school
with“ inn-ital” to Wine mill
tor mblishlni auditors. The super-
intendent d! the state normal school!
altered the tint "floor or the normal
wheel for this
was Milled;
rm.» collision ,
-~ _ IT ddild‘l.‘ Imf
QUINCY. Magi. April llr-nA aper-
her oi Italian workman and two pae-
«appears were Wont ”morphed in
election collision today between an
in-bouad working train and an cub-
bound passenger train on the West
Quih‘cy branch oi the New York, New
Haven and Hartiord Railroad.
it was said that the accident was
due to a misunderstanding of Ii‘nflil
'l‘ho enlina'crewe
escaped by lumping after turning on
the emergency brakes.
tlvea were badly shattered. but none
or the cars left the rails.
TIII 0F IIIUILK »
' BABES “flaw
rhr’oeioen mmmtortiteiw
min: session or the superior court
nbridsepori: on 'WIdaeIdar.
considerable interest is provoked: The
Jury comes in Wednesday. and it is
not probably that all cam gill he
board There “tuned are as lot.
and the letter
or witnessing oil the anal day 0! ’° "“ ”0’00“ A”
general debate on the tariff hill made
rm volume to Death.
BAN FRANCISCO April so.-—’rwa
, three children were"
burned to (both in I are that do.
atrom two tram. burl-ache occupied
by nonmmmileloned onset-g oi the
Sixth idolatry Ind their tamliloe at
the Presidio here Saturday night.
“the victims moo members at the
family of annual Boiiail-his wile,
her mother and his three children.
.Icodii.7and9yeara
' lit-antic short to nave his Mm, Ind
when so loncth he was named from
this ”hernias building he lost control p
of himself and was taken to the hon
pital under mid.
fire in Minot Plant. ‘
warmspav. April newton-titt-
lion by the palms oi the waterhury
Continua company. into the pro which
broke out in the foundry early yester.
day mornid‘c showed that the loan will
amount to about 06.000. The camera
to the building was not Is crept as
It lint tested and the more valuable
wooden patterns rim
and a heavy loit-
. Both iocomo
Behail made a
wasnmo'rox, April 23.» 'a war.
A our it. Wriitht vs. Frank D. haw.
a. Tefloncend Waiah I Kub-
hell [or thatiaintid and Keogh I Osa-
Iae and states Attom'ey Iatiiea tend
' acit Alton Hate.
aprti rampant erect.
Wrorom Ind lecturer, who
was arrested about.
Midi tidied Willi;
John film W, Idnllnisti‘aior oi. lilo?
estate of his daughter; Mercer,“ ital» ‘
lost some H. o'mlii. - roe
O‘Nai hey modems“: that and Ill!
9‘ this at“ dirt. lilo new and
poles in trout at his piece. claiadnr .
a wad thy Woman tit
* diilliiild Pdil'i'm
party and because to a estimator)" _
compromise 111.9%meer
‘ ly muting nod apparently
Rosina Especially Attractive
rooms of the Hillside school were my
With rim and flowers in honor oi the
dance is an interestinx feature of the
- school year and occupies a special
place in the minds of the two upper
.1
Committees on invitations, retreat:
manta, decorating" and music did their
work nobly, gaining all unconsciously,
die of their fun.
not large; since that. are just about a
dozen girls in the two clones. (louse
quentlythe young m'en and their part-
. ners had plenty. or space for really on '
joyeble dancing. The music was pro—
vided by the Lyric String Orchestra
under the management or R. in. Mur-
phy and made a most delightful oc
oompaniment for the young dancers’
pleasure
tlve because of the wealth or flowers
everywhere These came as a slit
whose daughter Miss Dorothy Taylor,
is president of the junior class. Dollo-
or Hillside. “Pink roses in the recap
tion room; lilies and white carnations
in the library: white sweet peas in
the senior "cozy corner" and white
roses in the junior "cosy corner "
The guests were ”received by Miss
Wealth of ‘ Flowers? 5' here“ the“ ’
Saturday alteration. the spacious
.. r . - annual dance given by the senior and .
i'd- ii Holocene junior classes ‘a‘: the school This
classes. since its arrangements are ‘
made entirely by the girls themselves. ' t
The number or couples ddnoing was L ‘
one rooms looked especially attrac- ‘
tron: Rev. do J. Taylor, of Greena'wt?
dils were used in the entrance halii :3 departgpnttzldhu th
combined with the golden-yellow flags.A 3“ e ma ‘Iflpllfi v
ford.
tion.
Brooms“; lilies Marion alums, or
watch; alias Muumtmnea. oi New
interact Virginie; nodules Kath‘erine
Berry. or New Allondon. 'l‘he innior
class includes Miss ‘Dorotbyfl‘ayior;
Miss auto Allan. at warped; Miss
Mains Wiei. of New Raven: Misti
Illinoi- Williams. of Fortress Monroe,‘
Virginia: Miss Amy Madurai. ot
Memphis, Tennessee The troop also
in'cic dile- Jo’sephioo Downer at
Green Farms. and duties Katherine
Stirrup. of nowayton. president at the
sophomore class. were a charming
group-4t was indeed. with pretty
faces and dainty dresses and real joy
of livine
A number 0! yeah: men of The Nor-
walks shared in the enjoyment oi the
evening. They were joined by several
[from out oi town. among them. being
Robert Van dCirk. of Shipyan; Reeves
Hart; 0! Stamiord; Caries Barry. oi
New London: Molldvoy. of Bridgeport
W
Hill SPEEIH
l
A
titration
.'
o
speech” in support at the propelled
(landfills anti-Allen hand law was
dolivc‘i'ed in the [House today by MW
meantatlve blues. “of Mississippi. “it
we must hove war or submit to this
indimlty. I am tor war." cried Mr. Bio
son. "l on: with the people of Call
terrain in their adorn to prevent these
aliena from which in "
i it was stated Ittthe Japanfie em;
borer today that there had been no
lions reunite: the dailicrnla Alien
Laugh“! since fight-diary Bryan (node
'partnre tor hen
i _ ignore to void
chance in the status or the name»
-m
juntion income the h ' Mpg»
man representative in diet . .. ~
international race; which . *
place in the "(all of this year ,
four were reported at t jilo’cl
morning from the vicinity o
mm Denmark. All were 9
in a northwesterly direction
North Sea. Two of the ball
recognised as the Gltdbeck’
by. Hugo Kauien. and the .
waig ii. piloted by Erich no?»
The other contestants are ill
nits, piloted by Herr Sobtth
Otto Lilienthal. Herr Brooke“)
the Handover-Minded
Poehl; the Prior Adolph, A
each, and the Nleder-thielio
Berliner. . ’i
onlcers of the German Army
forbidden in a recent oyder ieii ,
the German War once to _
in the contest owing to the po ‘
of their cronies a frantic
course of the race and thus ,
unpleasant international inoide
who an»
Blimp}! HILAN'I ANNIVI
HAJRTFORD. April alim'i'lio
Rev. Bishop iNlien celeb“
third anniversary oi: his c »
no bishop of Hartford to nip
unit’s Cathedral. this city, to
noon. with a pontiiicql high his
eaeiotant priest was tho night.
Monsignor John Bynuott; p
tit. Thomaa' Seminary.
in number of priests in
Atrom compiling parishes all
congregation.
ANIONIA FRIIQHT * HA
' , I‘l'iliitl. .
ANEONIA, April
number or treipht hendler
work at the local station
. on hotordayi Many oi in
all who seem the trailer
lions considerably) did am
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