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Charles D. Lloyd, one or the'best
known of the colored residents at
Norw'aik who had a wide acquaintance
. Children Cannot Plow Enter the
throughout the country. died; this '
LOW" ROOMS um" They are morning in Orange, New Jersey. He
Hug Years old had been ill only a few days with
city, while on one of his periodical
business trips there. Mr. Lloyd was
born in Virginia about iortyvilvc
years ago, but had been a resident of
scuth NorwalPk for many years,‘ his
home of late being at the corner of
Raymond and Day streets. lie was
well known as a caterer and steward,
and was employed for some time by
the late Miss Cornelia F. Baird. La-
ter he conducted a restaurant in South
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John Grant. and also operated a honie;
made bakery business. which proved
very successful.
Mr. Lloyd was one of the prominent
workers and deacons in Grace Bap-
tist Church, and was" widely known
The members of the board of educa«
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were taken up and discussed. Tents:
the action was taken on a few mat—
ters. The age limit for children to
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Windsurliotel. unstimulate-
River. Don.
pneumonia, being attacked in that'
Norwalk in partnership with the late ,
enter the kindergarten was raised
one year, it now being five years in-
Stead or four.
throughout the country by reason at
his affiliations with many fraternal
organizations. At varietia time's in his
career he has held many oinoes, a-
mong which might be mentioned a.
scholars of the high school. The pic- director in the Negro Business Magus
Iltureu will show the safety applincesdn Waterbury; a director of the Met-
Ionic]: re in use in the different fac~ iropolitnn Mercantile and Realty Com-
tories throughoutthe countri'. A re ;pany, of New York; treasurer of the
onset to show them came from the Federation of Colored Clubs of the
Nuional Manufacturers’ AssOciation.,state; member and treasurer of J.
They are in four reels and will be Alexander Dodge, F. and A. M., Nor-
: shown in the high school auditorium lwalk; member of G. U 0.0. F‘., Nor
on March 30 and 8-1. The plcturenlwalk; member and treasurer of Good
are instructive. as they pill ahowliSamaritan Lodge, at Namath} mem-
how the appliances work. whstrdan be: of the Katina! New Business
Lger they eliminate and whafl gTaught.
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P'flir board voted to adopt a Pdeflnlte
policy for 11111101 work which will go" lary for New 11.131111115111111; school
1:110 effect next tall. 13y this the ques- ‘ convention; member 111.111.1191 Ghan-
111111 of new buildings will the slmpii-‘ter, R, A. M., memberi of Gethsemane
med greatly. The plan will be to rent,Co‘mmandery, K. T.,rNo. 3. of Brook-
the rooms necessary to relieve ov‘er- llyn; member of Medina Temple, of
crowded conditions and build whenPNew York; member King David 00n-
the money is available. To aid in the, sistory, No 8, A A. S 3.; member
111101111011 of any new buildings which and trustee of Grace Baptist church,
11111,- l1e erected, the board has for its Norwalk.
use a map ‘ohich has been plotted outP In politics Mr. Lloyd was a staunch.
jvvith regard to the school population Republican, and he had participated
The board voted to allow an ex-P
hiblt of moving pictures for the
“inter: i‘s- prom; 111m of
‘Mana tongue lawman n '1‘..an . 1
the. -
New York Business Dengue; mission 1
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Ruins Alter 36 Hours
MILWAUKEE, Wis. March 19.—
Guests of the Windsor Hotel. number-
ing nearly two scare, were compelled
to ties for their lives early today.
when a fire which broke out in the
plant of the Western Newspaper Un-
ion. in the south portion of the build
400 houses on'
swept away; the
lease 3,000: .
Accordlnx: to
serious tearswar
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With Bishop Luther 18,; Wilson, D.
I) hL.1).,again,ae last year, pre-
siding over its deliberations, the sixty-
sixth session of the New York East
Annual Conference will be formally
opened on Wednesday morning, March
. 111qu that was Islessbix to its “WP“
ten.
' cum Ezequelle seemed to be the
laux'e semi-s . Gaston Cal 25 at sacrum Methodist Church, 1111
“19“": cilia 0‘ m: ““1““ Vernon. With one exception the
today in another in the French '
present officers of the centerence
Cabinet. Mi will be reelected. in all
. Minister of
likelihood.
lug, burned out the four-story struc-
ture. P P
Charles Sandbers, lessee of the 110
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Marine, adding his
of Joseph Callie
nance .
M. «Monte actldfi'wne caused by
statements made, the Chamber at
Deputies that winds he was premier
he had exerted
the public prosecutor. Victor fibre, to
postpone the trill-.1 o! Henri nochette.‘
who was alleged have dwindled the
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me
A meeting of the Cabinet comPPicil 1‘1:-
.ceptedu the resignation. and! dot“ the
the Colonies. wil not also as Mintsbir
chlorine
Madame Caillaux is still the object.
of deep popular sympathy and crowds
Bill idi‘ Ollll'llll Additidilfl’ddrd-
‘ I -~ . took advantage of the mismatch 1.11111
a“ '0 Driecoll & Sullivan iday to gather at the gates of Saint
[01133530 Lasers prison, where she 111 in ens-i
tody I x
In the central districts of Paris, as
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publiclout of numb estimated at 3111,- ‘
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Peleg Peterson,Jeukins'1pard
P,Pxn1y. Van (all, waiting 11111111, Jedisii'e depended upon
last 111111111 111111131111
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The play that was given by the B.
it A. 11., last evening proved 11111111;
grand success. nuditlwssaa new,
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of over two hundred. The player»:-
sis of three acts. with a cast of
rectors. 'llhere were people
present from Dorian and «11111 new
sanding 1011111:P The comedy scanner I
hit, as he received great warplanes each
time he appearedg Fred Smith and
Julian Cornell,with their comic songs,
«were pleasing, and occupied 'the time.
between the acts, making it tar drain
tiresome.
The hm scene was the exterior of
a farmhouse and the second and third
acts the interior of a tambouee.
The directresa, Mrs. James, and the
manager, waldo Cable, have expecta-
tions of giving the play in some of
«the surrounding town:
Singing and violin playing between
Guadalajara the susneiie
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tanecus attack by “rebels-«on
and Mazatlan was predicted
received today. 'lt was!!!“ 1111111111
General Villa’s army was
against. Torreon, forces new
the acts. Alvara Obregon would 1111111111 _
The cast of characters was as iol- 1“ Obregen W83 “WM 00 be
lows: ~ in; 12, 000 troops against the Pa
coast port .
This was said to be part of is it .
al plan {or an aggressive mo
against all federalist-den 111.
Ebenezer Winterson—Unele 'Ebe.
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Robert Metrose, an artist
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,Slmeon Stout, with a meal for in— ' '. . . .
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Jediah Hawkins, 1111111 trouble”: his 9““- P
own ......... ;.. Clifford Ezequelie 8%
Jackson Jenkins E. S. A" who liveagl'E [RT ”F “EEK
by his wit Waldo (table NH“ 10 '5‘
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Aunt Matilda, Winterson's dalhflflo! 193" In the progressive
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torment. ., .. 1111111 lids Wslkley. than would M“. P P
hire. 81111111111 Stout, whose one bundles “Pd “9‘ PM‘P'
1 is Simon 111-11111 Hilyn Winters 1111189 same
Mehitabie and Josiah lday it will be remembered
Mr and Mrs. Edward Mills the dinner was, nobilnishcd
Mary Ellen .. .Miss Veneto Buttery and due ‘0 the illness 0' ..
Messrs Fred Smith and .1 Cornell Marsh 0‘ Highland “a“;
tinder Superintendent
Militia .
EVldefltU Town Clerk Herbert 3: well as in the more turbulent quarters
oi the Potty. fly it the city is divided in many strenuous local, state and
into eighteen sections, and the num« national campaigns. He was reces-
’her of children from each that
,tend school are shown.
A committee consisting of the super 5
intendent of schools, chief of the fire of friends, who looked to him for ad-
department, chairman of the building P'.\{ce He was a hard worker in any-
committee or the school bound and lhlnr he undertook, and was a true
the building inspector, wgs appointed; Pfrlend to many people throughout theP trlct Commissioner Stephen s. Hatch
to inspect the fire escapes of the dlt~lstato lie. is survived in South Nor
forum schools of the cltv. This work walk by one sister. Miss Hattie Lloyd
mill be done light away and a repoltl .1......_..... "
submitted to the school board ELEGTR'GIA" 0E“D,
MANSON ’PHBNE illilli’jllillll IlllllT
mun-[Ens 0" "RE \1'11'r1«:,nncnv March 19. «11.01111,
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[in the annex Pwhlch like
[building was of brick. but only two Drlscoll was badly burned about the
stories high, was located on the sec hands and, is in the Waterbury Hos
bud floor. the telephone exchange, and pits], suffering from nervous shock.
P 011 the first wcro offices The fire lsP Hitchcock who was a foreman elec-
at :11ized as a leader among‘the colored180uth Norwalk to have his allies in
voters of the town, and had a good Pthe city hall, for this morning he
deal of influence with a large number spent several hours in the building
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tviAl)lSOX,MxP1rch iii. ~11111111ngoPe11 trocuted at the main office of thOPdny night had been thinking of death
innated at 80191111 thousand dollars. P‘Amerlcan Brass Company in this city and spepulfltlng unpon the culmina.
resulted from 11 fire yesterday in an ryesterduy, when he touched Pa awilch- ulon of his own exlgtence, was the
1111111211 (11' the .i. A. Monroe Hlock hero. Phoard culrying 440 volts oi’ electlrcity. statement made by a friend yesterday
the main 111 an effort to save Hitchcock, Joseph P afternoon in the preaenm o: g Sonti
Smith, of ‘Norwalk, has no misgivings
about whether he is to come to
on the south side of the Seine, the po-
lice had taken every precaution to
prevent political demonstrations. The
residence of M. Caiilaux was strongly
guarded, also were the oiilcos of the
During the time he inspected the
quarters he is to occupy. and went
over the plans of‘chsnges with Dis
of Deputies.
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WASHlNG'l‘ON. I) 0., March 19. Jm
Representative Donovan of connecti-
cut held up the consideration of the
River and Harbors bill in the House
yesterday until all members who wan-
ted to have something to say in the
matter were allowed time to talli
which was denied by the committee in
charge of the bill. ,
Donovan went to the front for the
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That Charles «lsuac Selieck, whose
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health, Charlie (affectionately spoken others and when the matter came up
by the friend of the deceased) gumbo reserved the right to object and
that so 1n'any of 1111; friends were dying asked Chairman llumphrios ii! the
said to lune started I11 tho exchange trlcian for the New England Engineer 1111;; “inter it made him think 0,, committee did not intend to allow
and after burning this out, worked I111g Company, had charge of the elec-
ilou’hwarda in to the postorflce, doing trical work at the new office of the
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Pdeath, ‘1 did not place any credence ‘anyone to talk who was opposed to
in his i‘tilllaflm, naturally, and in fact the bill. lie declared that this was
considerable damage there The mail American Brass Company and was would have forgotten them are thisH ”1M ““3““ and ”PM he had ”9°“ told-
shatter. houover, was sav‘ed,a11d the finishing the work this morning.
ltP but for his accident and death
1 sdwl that he could not talk on. the hill.
dllo department war: able to keep the is thought that Hitchcock had a weak him on Tuesday nitern’bon and he was Pwhich carried $401.,"00000 approprla
[dillmfifl from spreading to the main heart, as 140 volts is not ordinarily in the bust of spirits,
lbuildlng. in the latter is 11 drug store strong enough to kill 11 man. Hitch
11nd Masonic l1ull.'i‘l1e cause of the cock lived for several minutes after
the is not known but it is battered he had been pulled away from the
do have started among some choml- board" by his fellow worker, ‘butsuc
will in the telephone exchange. The numbed 11.1101. medical attehdance
definite loss has not yet been deter could be given him
iulned .
. The exchange was to hate opened To LAY WA'Pi’lEH .PIPE.
.4110 first of next month. The water commissioners of South
I Several firemen were overcmne bleoz-Walk have advertised for bids tor
,ltht fumes {mm chemicalk. but were six hundred feet of water pipe to be‘
laid in Garner street. The bids are to
be in on Saturday by 8 o’clock, n, m,
dun-W
will usic
. revived on reaching fresh air.
, «wkrlcois (nothing Store Will 1111ch
Pihis afternoon a sulfilciont number of
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low on. Lite in the underworld. .
iiall tonight, «11111117 iii Robertson, to Lloyd iilsrie haulage.
clerks to 11011111101er handle the rush Dixey, in Chelsea 7750, in tour 1111. “youngest son of Charles E. denature.-
lot 69 West 111111111.
his opinion “P"‘L 1
about death not having affected in 1lie was applauded warmly and be-
any way his regular habits owhis gen. llore he had finished, the committee
is] disposition." The same friend stat-l permitted the extension of the debate
ed that the deceased had given away to nine 1‘0““ “a fifteen minutes “P”
but within a week several pieces 0f stead of six hours. allowing all these.
valuable DEMON“ property an“ had Who Wfll'lted to talk to have tllilll‘
considered what would become 111.11111P"”“Pmce m sneak Mr ”“0"" in 1110
other efforts in the event of his acting to speak on the bill himself
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«NOTICE.
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lflOBEHTSON-«JENNINM.
figure. the Senate and the ChamberI
About thirty men working on the'
improvements at Roton Point went on
strike this afternoon after dinner. The‘
settlement of the dilllculty was not in
sight at press time. the workers hav-
ing left the grounds and come to
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The trouble seems td‘f surround «Su-
,ptarlntondent Mullen and the mende-
;clare they will not work under him.
P'I‘hey have said that unda'PForeman
P P‘Henry Spear or Superintendent Rob-
;inson they are willing to go ‘back to
'their places but that under Mr. Mul:
lea. never. ,
The break came this 1111111110011“
when. while Flank i‘arringion 'was
carrying a large board. the last of a
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pile, at the order of one of the fore?
men, Superintendent .btulien‘ls roport- '
ed to have honored at the man for
carrying only one board,Paud then dis
charged 111111.
.A call was sent from this oillce lo‘
Roton Point but Belvillo Baylcycould
not be secured by 'phono, our intent
any of the Point officials.
it is said that the .men have been
driven faster than has been right for 1
three weeks, in the bad weather and
that this break this afternoon was too
much. The men said that if ‘l-‘arring
ton could go back to work they would
all return. but he was turned 'down.’
it was later reported that tho menf
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he had ospreased satisfaction with all
Pot them They delivered their ultlmc~
thin to him before departing hunt the
Work
I The union" catechism and painters
have remained at work but are report-
od as saying that if they are interior-
sd with at all they" will team, too.
POOL AT ROWA‘ITON. _
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.Mrs. Archer Barry Jennings, or at 1111111111 Hot/«11,24 Monroe St. So. the pool tournament at the Roweytou left Bremen yesterday on her first. class of the on“
Bradley Park. Meridian, announces the blot-walk, under the management of Ram company.
engagement oi her daughter, timothy James (literati. I
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The city 1:11:11 11 dated 11mm
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P mllliusl‘a’ «Mail tonight, Henry it."
stigma ‘ y ‘ ‘ 160, in four route.
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'Pbut could discover no trace i the!
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’wlth Miss Cornell at the piano. 1‘0 have "Wide“ “‘9 “933°“: “ I
, Mr.-'Sheehan as violinist. .necessary scene and music 16. It
; Mrs. Thomas James, directms. Pm" general ““6“” M the “in
dMarch has now recovered from it
P ‘ . lindispoaitlon and- the dessert and
Sill" TWO "Ell ,
"I TURKISH HIT“
of last Saturday's dinner wiilhe
ed on Friday evening of 1111deer
her delightful home. The salt: P
, Ppeople who participated in in pro
NEW YORK- PMRFCh 19-"When is- one occasion have arranged to
lean Swimer. an engineer,.woke up to-
day in an east side Turkish bath cs
tabllsltment In the same room with a
present and the same youngjm ’.
number 1’ other recumbent, sheet-clad
danced last Saturday evening
these young ladies have beenngnh
figures, he discovered that his two din.
mond rings, valued at more than $300,
quested to grace the evening’s .PPPPP
were missing. Turning to Louis
with their presence. 'lf‘rom‘tll
that are being made the complain
Baumgarten and Samuel Connor, who
were sleeping next. to him, be accused
of the dinner will ‘be 11' huge pace
them of the theft.
Mics Marsh having at many. ti I
previous prov en a most delightful host
. toss
in the altercation that iollowedi
there were two revolver shots. In va-
Ilious states of deshabille, the other SILK ”3L3. 8TBIKE .’
patrons crowded around Swimer who. '8 It”. “T ‘l E"
held a smoking revolver. At his feet
lay Baumgarten and Connor. P‘nnked ,
T1111. strike ”at the silkP mill Pin Win»
ullpnuk is own, at least at present
and fatally wounded
Swlmer confessed that he had done
l'i‘his morning. lilo striking om
came to tho factory in at 'body Tn
Ithc shooting and spoke bitterly of the
rings.
“Once" he 1111111. ‘1 was hold up for asked that they 1111 allowed tenets
those rings, or rathcr‘tho larger one, to Work. Smuwimgndwp Joneomiit
which is worth $250. Since then We 40 of them to work and would 15‘
”9‘5“ carrying “1 gun" Ptakon back more this morning if he»
”W“*“”‘“"‘“‘ could have handled thorn. ‘He’wl
take back a low at 11 time no can
Ptions Warrant With the dart}; this
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8|“K8 W|TH “HEW turned today there are over 1001111111
lnnw working at the iodine and". i
Pmoro~1ro11hlo bobs 11111 the» milk
,Pworking in full immunity in it one
{while N1; trouble whereas)
the notion inst night
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liltEledN, Germany, Munch litwAn
unknown three-1111mm] nthoonor was
sunk and tho whole of her crew were
drowned thrOugh a lolltsion, last
night. in the North Sou, with
tho:
Ninth German Lloyd liner Kaiser 300 "03E c‘flns
Wilhelm dbr Greene. '1' ho steamer re
1,1111 illiE 111111.111 at
:Imainod in the vicinity for two 11ours,l
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has been able to secure
WM Ham ”9....-. .s.
”1111100111111 crew. She then resumed;
Pher voyage to America.
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third class and stceroge 11111911111101 they 111111 to those, ‘
vessel ~ 'i‘hu captain 11th the 111.1111 of 1.11111.‘ P
the collision in 11 wireless message to been opened
the company here.
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