'Is
I..
5E held on Monday. February tip,
the World until
after they have
settled down.
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INNNIsI INN
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Investigate Vocational Educa-
iionai Needs in Development
NIIINNININIEEEEIEIIEII IN
' IN IIINI IN IIINNIIIINNI
wttt Accept Invitation Only II He
Elwood l.. Broadway and Eidlee
Catherine L. llonMulIer United
at St. Thomas’ ‘Citttrcit
Rowayton took a deep interest. was
solemnized this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
in St. Thomas' Episcopal Church. New
York city. The contracting parties
ler. of New York. andiElwood Lincoln
Broadway, of RowaytOn The bride is
a daughter of Mrs. Beate Von Muller.
of Eighty-ninth street. New York. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr. Stires, and was witnessed by many
relatives and friends of the contract-
ing parties. .A large number were
present from Rowayton. The best
man was Joseph James Root, .lr.,
Has Something ll) say To New York and the matron of honor
_ was Mrs. Joseph James Root, Jr., a
the People sister of the bride. The decorationsE
of the church were green and white,
\l’ASHlNGTON D. C, lIeb i1.—- and the bride appeared charming in
a traveling gown, carrying a bouquet
of white roses. The bride was givEen
away by her mother. She is “cli-
known here. having spent
( harles l), Hine, secretary of the State
II and of Education ofrIConuecIlmtt, is
III. tug considered at the White House
(tor appointment on a commission to
:lI'I‘I't-ISligitiO vocational education and
nods for its development. Congress
in the time ago passed a hill illl'OVld‘
in»: for the appointment by the
president of a commission of Euine
to make a study of the vocational
education needs of the country and
of extending federal aid. Mr. Hine‘s
name has been presented to the
vacation. She was born in a small
town flust olttside of Berlin, Germs: ty.
and has been teaching in the New
York public schools for the past four
about. For the past two summers
Eshe was a guest at The residence of
Eli. L. Rowland, in Rowayton. Site is
(
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
‘lillASS FIRE AT
llilllWALK llESEllVlllllI
l m
Fifty-third street and Fifth avenue;
Ealso the Girls‘ Friendly Society of that
E.church E _
The groom is a member of the firm
Eof John H. Broadway 6, Son. ice deal-
Box 22 was rung in last night at a era and contractors, and has been a.
Ifow minutes past six for a grass fire life long resident 0’ ROWWW“ He.
m, by the Norwalk reservoir The is a member of Lincoln -,Cotliicll 0 U.,
the threatened to become serious and A. ‘ll.. Reliance FEW Company and theI
was working its way toward the fence. K13“ "”1 Club. of 30"”! Norwaik.
around the reservoir, when the autol A large number Of handsome gifts.
chemical of Hope Hose company ar- :“Ere received, ”WEE them being a
:Iivcd. The blame was then put out in SEE or twelve pieces °EE 9‘“ glass, Em"
d hurry. Deputy Chief Powell exer niture, dishes and many other house-I
cised good judgment when he ordered hold furnishings After 63103138 a
the other apparatus to return to the EEOEEey‘E'U‘m m9 they “Em "33E“ E“
house. after it had arrived at the their newly built bungalow, which hasE
Iboltom of lielden Hill, thereby saving all modern improvements, in Crockett
the horses u long and hard I'm“ up street. lloway.to:t Contractor Mose!
the hill. The auto accomplished the Rackett only recently comideted the in
[work most satisfactory. EIterior decorations
DuIing the trip to the scene of theE
line the rim around the siren horn of EN“ LOGAL STUFF
the. automobile was lost. it could be:
Iii BlilillLAliS’ LCCT
IcIIeatly appreciated if the finder will,
W
return it to Chief Powell. I
E, i No looal property was discovm-ed in
T‘H‘EE FIRE "“ch ‘Ethc loot found in the barn in West-
“(port this week when the burglars were
HORSES flu“ AWAY apprehended than and arrested in
their lair. This morning Deter the
Sergeant. .Thomas Leather-laud and
lIAINIiIIliitY/T‘eb. lI.—-—-'l‘hreo home‘s Mr and Mrs Willett A. llanford went
thawing a heavy hook and ladder Eto \Viestpori anti looked over the stol-‘E
lliil(,li oi the local fire department lltliE (In prmtcrty. Nothing of theirs was
(two) late test flight, When it Wlilff'le-E found. nor could the sergeant 'loeI tteE
III-cc. broke as the apparatus was re any property locally owned.
turning from a the James lmlyatt This practically proves the ser-E
Iil‘ii'H'. WHH dragged from the tillckE goauts belief that the burglaries ln’EI,
and badly IIIIuised. As the chief, Pe- Norwallt are being conducted by a lo
Itnr IBecklo, who attempted to reach cnl gang, and that they the Working
the driver's seat after Hyatt wasEsimilariy The department here hast
thrown off, he also tell and was bruis- every hope of success in landing the
ed. The truck. without driver or till- criminals sooner or later. E
III-titan. was dragged through Maple . ,
menus. White and Thin streets by the FIVE LDSE L'VES
WHEN PACKET Blllllls
«horses. The streets were free of 0th
or vehicle and no mishaps occurred.
NEW ORLEANS La, FEeb. 11.~Fit‘c
persons are reported to have lost
The truck was not damaged.
their lives last. night when the pack?
.,$25 000 FlllE AT ,
STAMFllllD FnuunEnY oi Gent burned pad sank‘, at Ellie-hIEn-
.. ville Landing. forty miles up the Mia-E
. S'inAM‘ldORD web, 11 .4111“ in the slsslppi river. . Details are lacking as
lacquer room or the «Richards (I Com- to the number of passengers and
E puny artificial leather factory here to. crew on board. The vessel, Milled 'bl'
(lav. caused a loss estimated at close the ICmneaux~Landry Packet Company,
to $25,000. The blue was conilned to was valued at $10,000. .IHer (miter-,3.
the structure in which it eluted. I two.
story brick building, I party wall pro-
tectlllg the rest of the plum. Spontan-
eons combustion is believed to have,
been the pause.
ed shore, and the meagre news (It the
wreck was telephoned by the mate.
Fred Ketchatn. , .
WASHINGTON" fllflTHDAVpDANCE‘ ,
. At the Norwallt am {Stub the Hall, Thurs. and on. eves..li,‘eb.1§-1Eli.‘E
Washington's Birthdeydsacp will be Tickets 25c. Reserved seats, filénden-
, (lines and Puritans, extra charge:
~HlGi-l ESCHEOOEL MllilBETERfiLa
h
llllll lilll lilllll lllllllli .
A wedding in which the people oi E
were Miss Catherine Lydia Von Mul-E
Government-EM Charges the Com
murder oi the Steamer Nan ,
locket That He Failed
to Reduce Speed
liilllilll NIII IIIIII
several ,
summers here. while on her sumnter‘
Ea member of St. Thomas' Church, at:
J. Comenux, is summed to have reaclp‘
" tempt was being made to bring aliens
Annuities or Ms' A. A Hittil school into this country unlawfully
E lllll Hill lllHlR Bills
°EEForly-tlne Persons Lost Lives.
and Probe Will Go Deep,
. It is Said I
EI
.E PHILADELPHIA. Elt‘eb. Il.~-~ When
the trial of Osnlyn Berry. captain ot‘
the Merchants’ and Miners' Steamship
Nantucket charged with negligence
in the collision with the Old Dominion
liner Monroe, on January 30, begun
before the United States local inspec-
tor of steam vessels, who announced
1, mander Forty-one, persons lost their
lives in the collision, which occurred
1
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(Continued On Fifth Page.)
m..-
Elli“ INSPECTOR
WANTS All AllTEllf
l
i "A..-
i it appears only as though Clarence
lF'lnch, appointed last night as plumDE 2
lug. building, and electrical inspector. I,
will expect an automobile to take him‘
Earound on his duties. lie had been
Iappolnted but half an hour or so last:
night when the council meeting ad 1
.E journed, and he discussed the matter
iwlth Councilmen Harry \‘I'. Mather
Iand Henry J Hipson.
' it seemed to be Mr Much Is opinionE
that for a salary of $1000 as ilxed by
the council he cannot be expected toE
‘get around as he should within that
. sum. Both the. councilmen approached
.in the hearing of the reporter seemed
IEInost nou~committul on thtI subject.
I at is doubted by citizens todul w-he
Ether the council will ptovide another-
automobile during this your. Perhaps
the hoped tor might arrange to ME
transported by ICommissioner tleorgeE
A Shetron. of the street department.|
when the occasion for him to take long
trips should arise.
,MWW .
. ~MUSICIAL MOTION PICTURES.
Rex Theatre today.
MEXICAN BilllBllAT S
SALUTE llllT llETllllllEll
IVII‘W ORLEANS. La. Feb. ll.-Thc
Mexican licderal gnnbout Zaragosm;
which arrived ltore today,’flrod a;
Esaiute of twenty- one guns when she
Epassed up the Mississippi river p'astE
IJnckson Barre elm. but the greeting
Iwas not. returned by tile United States
E troops. The iruubont‘ s band also play-
ed Mexican alts. .
9
l
E
l
I OiiltIers at the barracks said they.“
Ehad itIlemnphed to Washington for in '
structionu as to what action. it any.
ithey should take on the question of a
Ewarnhip of an unrecognized power ite-
ing in this port. No reply was receiv-
ed up to the time the 7aragoaa passed
the barracks. .
| Immigration authorities had not on
peeled to inspect the ZaragOsa Eon the
groundthnt she was not a toroisn warI
shine: a rieadly power, but it was re-
ported fro I Quarantine that three
aliens were Eaboord.‘ Commiieionor
Redford then gaveinstructione for an
inspector to meet the Mat-arrest: when
,tlb'e docked and to ascertain it any at
IE—Jnest homemade bread. in .. town.
neither bakery. a Monroe stream
”E‘Iw
E 3 CURLING.
E| ago Inf fuel.
. unable to operate her radio apparatus,
Eihe first time since Suutiav. but no I
Company. of Naugntuck. The cwpitaii fl
Spencer.
James 1. Linsley Lewis G Warnen’E .I
Carllsle l3. Tattle. Charles L. Ilfherxerét
all at Nougatuck
decline 09 its capital mitt “promo .t E, 1:
liumer Looeieellew Local Bottle
and Tulle oi Empress in
Preliminaries
e
it is understood'trom rumors about ,
the cityIItodaEy th t the new People's
Trust Company ill first locate in Senate interstate Commerce
South Main street. and rha s ro-
' ”'6 ' " Committee Centers with Free-
ident Wilson at Jo Capitol
dances of business for the future E
All matters are being disposed of an
irautitrrcd from the Senate wing It
Says HeA Will Never 80 to . the Capitol today to the White House
Electric Chair
The early start. of the company is
has been selected:
reoiot‘dies and Celine Be
assured. 'l‘he lnoprporators are turnI
lien or the administrations program
ing their endeavorsIat this time to?
strain at Trade
tor antitrust legislation at this ses-
ward selling stock and securing evl
Attorney 0‘ “l8 commune“ ”a!“ sion of ICongtess was" tempurar ly
main in this station permanently. Sev
rapidly as possiblp and it is plannedI
\rtst-IINII'I' 5:, Fri). ll vi't‘mslduf‘il-
"there pleadings attire Senate lutc.~
era] situations are under considers.» .
to open for business soon It is un-
state Commerce Committee who haw
tlon.
derstootl that the ,entire clerical force Would Prevent “lfllflrlncuflfl Dl-
Edevotcd much tint to the Cozlsideizl
tears Being verv fond of the Nutmeg E that the scope or the inquiry into thuti NEW YORK Feb. ll «Hans. summit I' on (i the. proposed legit-saithn as out
State, her favorite pastime here wasEdisaster will ndt be limited to the Ewes sentenced todavtodle in the elec— lined bv President “ilson consults!
suimmius and driving her motor car I responsibility of the INantucket‘s com-E - ,trit‘. chair the mg of the week begin. with the president reluiii‘c to pro It.
ning March 23. to; the murder of Anna ed amendments to bills that are u w
Aumuller Schmidt was found guilty being prepared Republican momma
of murder, first (learns, at his second: of the committee who have suggested
trial. after the Jury which had hrstratnendments to the tentative mess
tried him had failed toasree. Schmidt's {res also joined with their Democra
lawyers pleaded insanity. for their cll- tic colleagues on the £0malitttee in
out, but the prisoner would not aid the conference. 'l‘uillills conference night
i them and said rcppktediy he wanted to was a getml- interchange oi" ideas on .S
. Ellie p ‘oposed until-trust legislation and
diAlphonse G. Koelble. his attorney,’ was held with .a view to perfecting
expressed confidence that Schmidt will the! various pups .on the subject.
Em"- “9 in the electric chair. ‘He sent Democratic leaders in Congress .1er
a “m" dispatch ‘0 Schmidt's mother. pose, if posaible, to have the tat-ions
in Germany, ‘9 that ““9“ YW‘BN‘Y' measures readv for presentation to
ltrzead “Do not worry Your son will that bed) not later than Match II
“9‘ or die In the 8‘00"“: chair. EE Among the matters discussed were:
ML Koelble said today that ficllmldt Amendment of the lnterlstatc trade
had made an important statement but commission bill to extend the powers
he would not say, at this time. what it ,Of the proposed body somewhat, but
WEE" Ewithout conferring any administrative
.authority; also to exclude i‘ om publiII-
p'ity trade secrets and lists of custom
R E F T I,“ l i ll ll (1 )Z'I (3.1
E013 ”3‘ l. 0 ha ll” 1 F 9 l
I owl I II 0 ”lulu” DOTKUOUS
Amendment to the trade relatioz'ns
bill to euttlutc holding companies out
to plevem holding companies trout Ic-
strictiniz competition
Amendments to the tentatiw bil‘s
designed to pretcnt interlocking direc-
torates and definiillt restraints of trade
under the Sherman not. E
WANTtIl
-«-—--—— I
N.. iI‘., Fel.) I11.—'l‘he
Capo Roy wireless statimt, 130 miles
south of liay of islands. repelled to-
day that repeated calls yesterduv and
last night failed to locate the l‘ni ed
States naval tug Potomac which has
been gripped tight in the ice iloes oi
the Gulf of St. larwrenco for six days
it is thought that because of short
the Potomac has been
at
at
to
‘ wl-i‘it'ty i'IOI men to harvest iIIII
EMtIrrili l’cud lirut'Il River lit'lOl’l
" II, III. tomorrow, lI‘t-bruttry li‘,
foreman.
, sumcu "mus tor.
which is of very limited range.
The wetther was clear today for
trace of the Potomac could be seen
item the heatilands at iBuy of islands.
It was Iepm‘tod i'ront lionne Bay. for '"W
ty miles notth. that a steamer was .
sighted in the ice oil' that Iplatlo yes “no DRIVE"
te‘rduy. As no other steamer Wis
known to he in the vicinity, it. was E ,
thought the vessel was the Potomac. NEW YORK, it‘eb, il.~»»Si’x hundred
The steamer was not considered in mph “onion and children—mute huu
danger. although (‘bmiileiely III-Intound- dIE'tId and iilty families—«wort- di‘ilrIll
ed by ice. I tiEoE the silent in the snow by it fourI
www- M- w . . nElarm ilre,‘ which wrecked a iivc-‘sto' .
LOCAL CONCERN REDUCESE Efactory building in itsst 'i‘lIit-iyd'curh
CAHITAL STOCK. ‘streot, early today. The. building It
I-IiAit'l‘it‘ORl). Web li.-'l‘hc iirst (Ier Eln the Ehoart oi‘ "i‘ortoran’ liongt'
tiilcate 0? organi/ation of a banking and our 'ountlod by tenements, all (li'
institution under the law passed by which were aimltlilt] The Iran was
the General Assembly at the session about 3100.900» ‘
or 1913, was filed today with the sIcIE ‘I’ , wmw-IMWD-v-
rotary of state. It is, the. Salem 'l‘rtIstI ~COUNTRY CLUB DINNER.
Thursday, Feb/1244.
is $25,000. The inconporntors Earerl . Fruit Cocktail
Henry C. 'l‘uitle. Boston; Charles it}. Boiled Codllsh Egg Satire
.lr. Waterbury; diarritiIE" Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce.
thittemore. William T. RodenhechtIEEEE ‘ , Mashed Potatoes
1“, L, Bradbury, Emil Mannwei'erd Grilled Sweets. ,
Romaine Salad“ .« ,' ,.
Pumpkin Pie lg:
ice‘t‘EreEamE
(‘0.
, (HIT BY FlllE
. ~ n.
a. E..Hochltlila and r A. snuudoret
“I E.
Irh ,Lounabnry and span coal,
puny. oi Norwltllt. announces, the, no
osmium
'lllil SEillllli llllllllllll _
lllllllllllll ll] Gilli
.to foster the Boy Scout movement.
, the Smut
EE‘EEE 78 “his burritos rind...
Norwaikfeopie interested lie-
cltle to Form a Local ,
Council
-M .I I;
A meeting was held at the cities of
lra 0. Gregory, last evening. of those
persons in Norwalk who are interested
in the Boy Scout, movement, at which
time definite arrangements were made
for the formation of a local Council
Therewereabmtt twenty gentlemen
present, representing all parts of the
town. Quite a number who were no
Counsel, Pass Ordinn
able to be personally present had noti-
tied. those back of this movement oil
Etheil desire to help the matter along E
.and of their willingness to tom the
(‘ouncl E
PirieE MacDonald, a deputy commie
Esiuncr at New York, was present, and
spoke most interestingly concerning
i.lt.- Scout Movement, describing fully
the advantages of a Council, and also
Masters“ ‘ work. and the
great benefit that can be derived
I‘rouv the Scout Movement, and espec-
inill‘ :I'lIItl he knows has both done
‘Jr .‘I‘atllO' laid is one of the national
il‘fiill'i-S in this movement. besides be
log a man of high reputation in his
special line (-i work. Many of the
lot-It‘I III-uric know of him through his
work with the both in West Nari-nix;
having II. summer homrI tiles-(I on .\l'l
laid (street. At u topside ublc e-t
[it‘lllw Io hinzs'tli III: hu L; 1‘5 tiltiisilttl II
coup property will it he s
I-tIrcd (speciall) ‘or tIhI’: It:‘po.t~, and,
during the winter time when he re- .
sides in the city he comes up, walksl
from 'l‘ollmadge Hill on the New Ca.
nuan branch, about 2 1-2 miles, so as
to meet his boys at their meeting;
At present he is running a;
rout Allister S. boot in \ew York, be:
it sling charge or” the part oi’ New York
running from 14th street to Harlem
liner, and east from Filth avenue to
the last llchr. lie intends to spend
the ‘ Ith. Littom's [Bilthday. at his
place in \\ est Norv. alk (It \leI '11 time
he expects to have part of his Seoul
Masters” School present.
c‘I some
a
STATE SECRETARY
TO WATCH Aiilllliil'
HARTFORD, Ic‘cb. l‘i.— While the
'ilcenses of F. J. IStttplelon and Bernard
A, Phillips, whose automobiles collitl
ed at Bridgeport in December of last
year. are not suspended, Secretary of
State Phillips, in announcing his (iccb
start on the case. mndII public today,
warns boll} that while that accident
seemed to have been unavoidable. he
will watch carefully the manner in
,tvhich they operate their (Iars III the
future. it either of them are. couuecb
ed with another accident. he susthis
case will have a bearing upon any that
might follow.
:llis license is returned by the some
tury to Arthur A. McConnell. driver (II
the (-at‘ which struck and fatally -ln-
jured William Jacques in New ‘Haven
in January. From the. evidence. sub
mitted, Secretary Phillips concludes.
McConnell “was not in lllt‘ luuut Ewuy
responsible for the accident.“
‘No suspension oi‘ license was order-
ed in the cones oi“ James O‘Il.ou,lthliu. (EllE
New Britain. and James Buttery, oi
liridgepori. In, the former case the
secretary limit: that a collision which
occurred near East Windsor between
O'Imughlin’s car and that of Norman
'i‘hlrkiold was due. to skidding while
beinlmlriven along the highway lromE
Hartford to Springfield, the highway
not being in the best of condition, (va
log to a heavy fall or rain. The score
tary says the case does not seem to
have been one of reckless driving.
IBntteI-y‘s car‘on December 5, at
Bridgeport, struck Stove IKaicoai, in-
flicti g induries which caused death.
The secretary finds: “This is another
case of child playing with boys on the
sidewalk running'ollt into the high-
ways in front ,of the automobile. ‘. Mr.
Buttory‘endeavored to uyoid the acol-
dent, but‘was ttnuble to do so. He gave
a signal of warning. but did not nocom
plislt its purpose. The case does not
but Manson wind a! air
.I.I|.;Il;l‘,E,
j-OE Elli-l Rlflls’l'fil‘i HOESEl’lTEAEL. E
Ewwwww
place. on Tuesday, February 24. at
home of Mrs, Stone, corner of her
Billllll EEl Hill‘ll
Charities’ Board none
Two important matters were E
ed at the city council meeting last I)
n.ing The ordinance relatiVe to ill est
lighting. putting the costgtmmi and
district, was adopted, and“ the solar};
of city oiilciols not fixedvby the ll‘
ter were approved, under protest-I
one member, however. Thor
other engaging matters. too. T
ities' board squabble was
though in this. the salary of til
int-endeut, iohn Device. was radar:
from $1; 000 to $600 per y_E
building ordinance was adopted “a
Clarence Finch was appointed 'usp
~ 0
(Continued on third bagel
stepdaum‘
candidates. provided a very
time until after midnight “.
members who attended the 1‘
meeting (It thtI P. (i. 1.03.3
lodge N E. O P, at its quart
Washington street last night.
women and two Iuen,--~alter
marks“ of a very interestin ,
ing', which, by the wn', is at
feature at all (It the , meetings E
this lodge composed of men and
men and front the lively way ill at
all participated, it was plainly to Ile’
seen that cv erybOIiy w 13 enjoying hi
self or herself to the utmost. '1‘
next meeting of the lodge will, tulips
close. of which another a dance will {lit
held, preceded, lIt‘Iwovcr, by an, elite E
tainment consisting ot‘ storoopt
views and a lecture. Last night
invitation was extended to “remain,
hers and their friends to drop ‘ln'at tEi
III:
street and (ire-gory Boulevard. Elli
Norwtllk, a week from tonight. F‘e
cry 18, when u very enjoyable tho is
promised for all who attend. .
nt‘tmberIot the members turned (it! till
very healthy condition besides;
I’m-w-..—
CASTILED 3 CAPTllllE
Mr All; /, .uEI. x. IIeII ”Hyman
em iiuiirmtri to (Itcilrm the ratio
the rupture of 'i'llL-llillfl, théba
were i'ItlitiIIus |O(lll,”vE ,It wail leE
(Itiy that the tenort was brougli
CIunIhro by It Mexican.
finch nit-armieors are not at
liable. and when General Vi
"hoped" today that the re
prove true. he staid he felt
rolntmcnt. Although emu ll,
with Demure and Pear-c ‘ E
lain, he thought each ion ,
would have been. gained it!
true. ,‘
w—EM USlfiEA
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