trainees principles ‘-“~‘
advertise thorn in a.
reliable new ---
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bound to happen.
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Several MenIanrl llorses Killed
Before Pollution Was liollc-
I ed By the Rebels
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Mexican Boy Stops Panic Among
the Soldiers
1.
EL PASO, Tex.. April 8.——-“Embroid-
’erlng the salient facts of the success-
ful Constitutionalist campaign a-
gainst Torreon are multitude of incl:
dents hardly less interesting." said
Tire Associated Press correspondents
who accompanied General Villa and
who reached El Paso Monday night.
"What struck one chiefly during the .
campaign was the mixture of fear and
evening laid—~but not in Central aven-
‘ ue.
. (matter) on the table.
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Board of Estimate Approprieled
But a Little (her 5400 at
Last Night'sllleeting'
s
The sewer which Councilman Hip-
son and a number of other citizens
hoped to see laid in Central avenue.
Third district, this spring. was last
After a discussion the board of
estimate and taxation laid the sewer
The board turned down requ ate for'
money with ruthless hand. E IIIIMLI
tures which were considered unnec
esaary in the least were note to abeI
made if the board could prev
the board could. for it refused to make
the appropriations asked.
All the members with the exception
of Captain Fletcher H. Montgomery.
who was excused by Mayor Francis l.‘
Burnell. were present when the meet-1
lng was called to order at eight o’clock.
These in attendance «were Charles W..
Bell. William H. McMahon. Eugene La-l
ilnin. Edward B. Smith and Williami
Malone. City Clerk Joseph J Linx-'
weiler and Corporation Counsel Wil-
liam F. Tammany were also on hand
The first matter to come up was the
request by the board of charities for a
sterilizing machine for addition to the
laundry equipment of the town farm.
confidence which Villa‘s name inspirn
ed in his follo11'.ers “General Villa
ems he will shoot em body who cuts1
the telegraph wires by shooting from
the train, " called out an officer to sol-
dicrs on top of a troop tralrr who
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REIII EIREI AOI0
iRIIIiII REAREI READY
South Norwalk’s New Equipment
Passed Through City on En.
gins Test TripYesterday
I
Intention that the present conditionsI
lure detrimental to health.
Like a powerful monster. the new
fire automobile truck for the Southi.
Norw alk section which has been cong
structed at the Barker motor works
in this city, swept through the second
district streets shortly after six
o‘clock last evening under the guid-
ance of James Flynn. Tire truck was‘
ornhampercd by the miscellaneous
equipment it will have to carry when
ready for the fire-fighting business,
and though rrnlovely of design. rec-
horrcd from an artistic standpoint, it.
gzi‘ve every evidence of being 11 sub-
stantial. well-constructed machine.
capable of doing great fire. service In‘
to cost $700. John Devine, Jr.. and
William J. LeCount. of the charities
11dr purtmont. spoke In fa1 or of the ma-
‘chine. as did John W. Craw, of the
1Craw Machinery Company. The board
refused to agree to this appropriation.
Il1'.011e1'e1
Tire next was the bills for the school
[assessors As this work 11 as ordered
by the city it was deemed well to ap-
portion the same, which came to a to-
Itai of 64311311,, ”This was the only men-1
cy appropriated
Th rercupon Councilman Henry J. iI'Ilp-I
son made an earnest and eloquent up.
.11errl for the Central avenue sewer. A
letter from Health Officer Dr. William
J. Tracey. which stated that the sew-
cr ls most necessary, was read by the1
clerk. Dr Tracey said in his commu-
Tlre board thought that as the other
sewers were denied this year by a
vote of the council that this matter
should go arm. and the request was
turned down. unanimously. Mr. 'Laiilu
moving that it be laid on the table.
Then came a discussion relative to
‘ the proposition of extending the time
llrrrit for the payment of taxes. (‘oun-
sel Tammany doubted If this course
could be legally pursued as the tax
is due and payable on April ist brrt
he will 1111 estlgatc and sec.
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——CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank our ir'ltnds and
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'Balhhouselohn" “Combo Beats
Miss Drake by Four to line in
“lied Light” Ward Alder-
manic Fight
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RIR IIIIIIIS REIIAIII WEI
Feminine Eleclion Iltlicer Orders
Militants From Polls as
"Loafers”
The citizens okWiiton were treated
to a 1line town meeting yesterday a!-
ternoon. it 1wae;tlre adjourned annual
meeting and about 100 were present.
Tire main purpose was to fix the tax
rate. this adjourned meeting being vot-.
ed so as to have the grand‘list ready;
before making the rate. Tire tax set
is 13 mills. an increase of two mills
over the previous year’s rate. There
was some discussion as to whether
ill-mill rate was sufficiently high. Some.
held to the opinion that another mill
should be added. but It did not prevent
What threatened to result in trouble‘
was the attempti'made to bring before
the meeting a bill of $36 of the Olm-I
stead Brothers ‘tor contract work 111‘
repairing the road from Bald Hill to‘
Nod. This bill was claimed tube the
balance due. but the present board or
selectmen refused to audit it. taking
the position that that work was done
rafter the contract expired.
The contract «which' was awarded to
CHICAGO. April 8.——Wlth approx-
imately 100, 000 women voting of aI
Itotal vote of 475,000, in the municipal.‘ the Olmstead Brothers expired August
,election yesterday, the complexion °II first and this bill was for work done
the new City Council is not materially ; during the following three months. u
changed. Women WEI” generally . was reported that the present board
“We“ to have I°II°W9III “‘9 prer‘.ol'seiect1nen declared they would re-
erencee of the men voters in nearly sign it it was voted 10 pay the bill.
all wards of the city. All nine women ‘ A resolution was presented by E.
candidates 70" Aldermen were de- Iloyd Smith. instructing the schoor
rented by an overwhelming vote. I board to investigate and report at the
I" the Film Ward, known the worm 1 next annual meeting of the town.
OVBI' as 00108305 “red light" (“SI-FICL‘ which will be held on September 7.
'.“Bathhouse John" Cougblin was re-Ing to the advistibility of consolidating
elected over \Ilss Marlon Drake hyiime 5.3110011,- Tilt! question raised bya
fl 1ote of nearly four to one Cough! number of citizens is whether a large
lin received more than twice as runny :central school to supplant the small
I district ones, we id be mode beneficial
I in every way a so the resolutrorr was
Ioffered. The school board will at the
Monroe 1““ meeting submit Its remort. and
$1.. spring display. April 9,10. 11 Iplans
I I Samuel (‘1. Lockwood attempted to
lirave the vote of the last meeting.
PnoF WELIJNG ”EHIES which called for the town to build a
OBUELT' To “'8 WIFEI state road from Lumbert's corner to
urn Westport line. rescinded, but his
motion was not entertained as no one
seconded it.
wFinest display of EBS'U'
and booklets at Donneily's.
PREMIER ASIIIIITH
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—The Holmes Milliner'y,
1. HARTFORD. April S.~—\\'illiam G.I1
Welling. nn instructor at Trinity col-
lege. whose wife Is suing him for di-.
vorce on grounds of intolerable
cruelty. took the stand in the super.)
ior court last yesterday and specifi-‘
cally denied allegations made earlier
111 the day 11.1 Mrs. Welling. 1-111 said}
he and his wife became acquainted in “ETunls To cummous
March. ih07, at a hospital. where they ”’7’“
had undergone operations for appen-I I.O.\'I')ON. All?“ 01‘4’W1mli‘TA5'lIIIII‘
dicitis. ingrrin become 11 member of the House
While Mr. Welling made a gcncral oi’ Commons today, when he was re-
denial of charges at cruelty. be ad turned unopposed by his old constitu-
rrrlttcd his marriage had been a [1111- copy of blast I"Il‘.. Scotland. Al noon.
urc. He explained his financial 0011— its no other candidates had put I11 1111
r- poelrrls
its time. Enormous wheels are fitted
on the truck and these give great
speed scope and bill-climbing aid. Tire
letters N. 11‘, I). in large white type
on the hood of the conveyance. stood
out well from the body of rod, The
ibrnss fittings. too. were of a bright-
ness that I11 itsolt‘nttrnclcd attention.
But more than all the ease and grace
with which the prousicr truck swungI
from North Main :rtrcot, around the
corner Into \\1'uslrlurzlon, thence down
Railroad overrun, was provocative of
much comment. and favorable criti-
cism. The new truck will be placed I11
commission as soon as the Iocomo-I
ilvo bolls arrivc in response to the or- I
dor. The purpose of these prelimin-
crry trips in to try out the engine. SUI
d‘ur It. has been found In excellent con-
dition.
relatives for their kindness I11 our be.-
rcrrrorrrcnt; ~aiso I'm Hot .11 tributes.
.IOIIN I)l"\'l(‘ 0i A AND l1‘ \.\III.Y.
AilEll ilililPLEI
HANG THEMSELVES
NEIW Yilii'li, April 8.~«—»I’)cspoudcnt
because they believed they were a
burden to their grandchildren. Jacob
'I‘lrciu. 79, years old. and his wife. Idli-
zubollr, 7H. committed suicide today by
hangingr I11 the apartment of their
grandson. George. in First ayourro.
utlons for their death. 1
Apparently the old man Iroipcrl Irls'
I"1'.Ilo adjust the noose around Ircr neck.
"I 111111 he assisted her to the wiindow
sill ovcr whith tho rope wuu fastened.
1 When she Irnd stopped oil? to her death
Iho slashed his wrists and then hanged
himself beside her
EVIIIEIITLY WAS
SOME WARM TIM
The old couple made careful propur-i
dition. and declared his wife was not
economical and when she rrnrde fur-
ther' demands on him for more money.
he was unable to comply.
Mrs. J. M. Turner of Philadelphia.
grandmother of Mrs. Welling. took
Itlro stand and said she had sent
.moncy to the couple. In May. Illiil.1
Tube claimed to have received 11 lcttcr
‘I'roru Welling I11 which he said ho had
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not done the riaht'lhlng by his wIic.‘
The case was Ironr'ri 1111qu this
morning During the day Mrs Wel-
ling tcstlflod to thc professor's cruel
.ty and abuse
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Mfume...“ .wwnwruw . _
——NOTICE.
I:Iovr~1"5 ulror' slou- will be burn all
rl111'IioruII1‘riduy
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STATIIIII IIIIBIEIIS
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Dangling side by I
I
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appearance, the rernrning office of the
constituency dcclnreri llorbcrt lIr-1nry
Asquith duly circled 1111111 more for the
constituency be has reprosturot 3n the
lower llouso since 1880.
An interesting coinchlouct1 I11 corru-
ectlorr with Mr. Asquit‘s return in
th't totint Is the sixth anniversary of
his assumption oi the premiership
Juor Idclicious llnnncr brturl, fresh
daily. llunnor lluitory, ' Monroe St.
A
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crrrrur erxste
IIAS‘IIIIIITIIEII FALL
'i uptnlu Joseph H. llyxbcc, of Manic
street. who. on ilorrduy cclobrntcd
the 10"d annivor any of his birllrdnr.
Is in about tho same condition that
I'lri was at tlrnt limo. lie. had a bad
ARE STILL BUSY full on thrrl d111, and was coutlucd Io
Ibis bod ill-i rt I'csull..
This morning he
“The man VIVhO it
two lives often has
do two men’s w
_, CDN.
Unsattled and ‘ colder tonight.
1111 1:11
runner
Bench Warrant and . Extradition
Papers to be Taken on Next
Etlorl to Get Him
MARISIRAIE HAO
RESERIER HIS 0E0I0I001.
This Delay But Inspires Diticers
Still enjoying’ partial freedom be-
cause of his good fortune in the re-’
wards of the justice as meted out to
date by the magistrate before whomI
his case has been. John H. Goetschius‘
is not yet a sect free man. He will
Ibc the victim of persistent attempts
to hold irim as an accessory to the ar-
son crime In the attempt to burn the
(Jrofut mansion and the pose will prob-
ably be brought to the attention of
Governors Simeon E. Baldwin, of Con—
necticut. and Martin H. (llynn. of New
York State.
(Continued on Fifth Page )
--Buy your Easter gifts at Ilr'iggcr-
man Bros, '
IHREE PRIIREAIEII
run 11111. 11111111111111
Illliilitanl Sullragette Tried to its
Hatpins' and Was Unusually
Unladylike Today
I.0NI)1O.\'..-‘1prli 8.-—i’andcmonium
reigned I11 Marlborough street police
court today when "General" .l'irs.
Flora Drummond. the militant Suffra-
gctte. was brought up again and sell-
Itenccd to pay 11 line of $10 or as an
alternative go to prison for two months
on charges 01‘ creating a disturbance
In Hyde Park during the Unionist
“rally" on Saturday.
Mrs. Drummond was so violent thu’.
three policemen had to pinion her and
remove her Iratpins before the 11111ng
tr'ato found the opportrmity during a
pause in the uproar to pronounce sorr-
icnce.
The “general" vehemently doclnrrd
that she would never pay the fine. nun
was then forcibly removed to the cells.
Alltlretime .‘rlrs. Ilrunrmond wrrs I11
court she kept 1111 u Ilcrcc struggle with
the police und wardcrs nud sirr'ickcrr
denunciations at every one present.
Even a sister militant Suiirnuetto who
was In court was the victim of 11 11(11‘
bnl attack because she did not storm
the prisoners" enclosure and rescue
the “(Iterrernl."
Scizlng a police-man's inclul whistle
Mrs. Ilr'ummourl 'llung It at the mornin-
ir'nto‘u head and he 11111.1 civilized ro
rlodgu'llro missile, ’I‘nkihg urlvurrtnuc
oi‘ the diversion. Mrs. l‘lr'umrnond
sprung from tho enclosure. but was
ruined before she not for away and 1'. 21'11
curried buck shouting 11ml alrirliitlingr.
St'tilrlti pollecmrur 1vcl'o required to
111 11M In dcrrllu'r with the. sturdy null
tout. and they lropt. I‘rnr Irold of 111':
until she hurl boon acute mud and lb. 11
dropped her ob' '.'1 the cells.
When Mrs. I'lr'runrnond hurl bor'oou'
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Ordered Made by General Pass-
enger Agent Gaillard. Who
Inspected Improvements
Yesterday
With the coming of milder weather,
work at Roton Point is being rushed
and frequent visitors are able to get
a fair idea of what the vast Improve-
ments will be like. The bath Irorrse
on the beach has been cut in two and
each half is being moved back against
the old Auditorium building. which will
also be converted Into bath houses.
greatly increasing the capacity.
A balcony four-
‘teen feet wide has been built around
the latter. giving ample room for spec-
tators. and affording much more room
on the floor for the dancers. A very
. attractive appearance has been obtain-
ed by the liberal use of white paint
The.
changes at the hotel and around the!
' dancing pavilion are rapidly reaching
1 a completed state.
Norwalk School '11....11.
Next Tuesday tor the Purpd .
oi Selecting Site I
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More Motion Pictures and III‘I
tor Several Buildings
Tire first action looking toward tII
and green lattice work. This clean. I‘Calrying 0f the new school buildtn
and cool looking combination is alsoI POIICY WhICI} has been MOM“ by fliI
much in evidence in and around the $011001 board, was taken at that bodyI'Il
hotel or Casino. as it is now called. IFGEUIM‘ meeting, IBSt night It m1
Tire decorations on the enlarged bal IIOIBd to have the chairman. Dr. J. I. I
may. and in the new dining room and COIN"! and the secretary, 11)!” Hear
private ballroom are rapidly taking
shape. and in the latter the artistic
use of Iatticed work on the side walls
is most effective.
C. Y. Gnillnrd. general passenger
and freight agent of the Connecticut
Company, and .I. B. Potter. division su-
perintendent of the line from Port
Chester to this city, were at Roton,
yesterday. and expressed much sails.
faction at the progress made. Mr.
Gaiiiar'd complimented Chief EngineerI
Robinson on the good work done, and,
ordered extensive repairs to the dock.
including new piling and other im-
provements.
Superintendent Potter assured Man-
I nucr Ne1ille Bayicy that the bridge at
the Stamford line would be completed
so that through care from that city to
Roton Point would surely be running
I11 time for the formal opening on De-
coration Day. Stamford people are
alive to the revolutionary changes at.
Eaton, and that city Is sure to be welt
represented throughout the season.
James Keenan, representing the In-I
persoll Engineering Company. that is‘
to construct the great roller coaster.
arrived in town. Wednesday. and work
('11 this big feature will be rushed from
now 011. The structure. as already
told will be 2.1100 feet long. and will
give a ride of over three quarters oi!
11 mile It will be of the very latest
construction with the “Indy name oi
“The Tango Dip"
Harry Von llaugio, the olcc'trlc chur-
ne'er, who Is to have entire charge of
the cl: rhorate lighting sy~teur 111 Roton
Point. has 11! 10 arrived tor the season.
and is directing a large Iorrc ob men
In the prelirninurv construction work
Ii.ll.l1rlrlr who is doing the pub
lit-filly work has coined thc followinr:
c'utth lino. 11I1lrlr In. nppcurirg on the
stationery and udvcrtisinr'. matter:
"Eloion Point. 'I‘lrr-Ipr'ctlinnt pur'k on
(‘111rnectlcut‘s corral."
w(TESTERLANDFFi AND DIBBLE,
I1‘lsh rur'r'k: l. .‘1 \I’oorlwur'd .1\v1-. 'l‘cl
1:111:14 I1‘r';11~lr ' ‘Irrtl Hit and 1H1. I1‘l'l :i'rr
blrrc Ilic. I1 rc-rh lruilbrri lilc,
THIIEE IBIAIIIi BAMBI T8
iiILLEIl, 2 WilLIIIlEI)
i', April H-
'11'b1o robbed
lI'rzr1II1u.
11'111'0
I‘ltlhll‘li ‘tl‘i‘li‘i'l‘. ii.
IIIIII'I‘p of tho six bundlir:
1‘11. I‘ruuk 11f ('ltlli'IiV or New
11'.»1lr.111r.‘:1.1:, wnr'o I-zlllrrl and two
I'osionsly woundu‘l by 2: 11111111 lb 1'11
i I ’I‘elcphono booth thicvco brokn into‘nttempted to walk across his room
m... .ibe New Ilnr'cn rond’htutlmrs at. Glenda llill. and foil bcnvlly. lie u;.|1rrrr.-r
The police rcroircd 11 report of nI ELKB' MEETING. TIONIGHT lbroolr Ilnricn and itownyton. luntIto I111 iri'nrluuly crowing Weak'r, bul
“gilt 1“ Raymond HII‘N’I 1qu 11I1'I1i I Tonight the oilicors of South Nor- night They got little cash. but did in not In the critical condition lbu‘
and an oincorr was: dispatched to tlrquau. 1.1111111», No 7011,11 P 0 113 willIlcorrsIderablo 1111111111511 to the tclcphoneI the New York rupers this mrrnhrg
placokon the hot-fool. iic arrived justi 1,1. 11.11.4911 “ll by 1113mm DIIabutyI apparatus in curb d11pnt.The tcie- reported him to bc hurl his rclrrlivr 11
A" time to 591“- 3 (“1503' fi’l'llb ”10 man I(irunrl luxnltcrl liulcr is). 'i llochler. of. phone company estimates illui “1‘1 col- land friends are hopciui Ilrnt br- will
wanted, disappearing in tho distance.1511111110111, '11”; next meeting for in1 Incllons had been mode rec'eutly the I .IIVIII scvornl months longer
This fleeing personage was none olhorIppmm. will be Sunday mfml'noonfiIilIlieveH did not get more than $1.50 '
than Willinur Briggs. who but 11 1110- I April Zlilh 111 11:30 o'clock. The ugw1from any one of the booths,
meal before had pushed Mrs. Ii’auilneIomer will .10 the work. --——-—~—~~-I~I-W-
.Weston through the window at 16 “SPECIAL ATTENTION, HOUSE1I
it‘taymond street, There was a terrific WIVESI
side. they 11 ore found by the janitor.
‘culuror shc. was rclousrrd. us oilh
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“DINNER AT COUNTRY
TOMORROW.
Caviar
Chicken Vcrtlrrhlo ’1‘o'.1p
French I“: ocular 11’
Mixed (ir‘lil
New i'otrttocs liit't'rl
Tomato Hulnu
Chocolate It'll, I‘l'r um
I-«SPEGIALI. ATTFNTION ISHOU
WIVESI
Ask your fruit dcnlrir for the famous
I'llephrrut Iir'and oranges. They are the
wheat. errant: cured hams, lilo-lilo lb.,
or sorrrconc'clso had paid her line.
IIII ‘IIIII’ v.12 Ir II1.- booty. 11b1u1, Show.
As the robbers storied for the bills
I 200 citizens followed, both 1'11er firing
CLU3 1111 that 1s :1 tin 11 rould work their 1.1111111.
I Just before gaining. ' tbc slicllr r 111 1.1111
11 OH] two of ihc bandits 11hr". kll r-d.
'l’rrr third was kl 1I1d u Ilt‘o ‘ulor.
1 'I 1111
Imr for :1 time. but. srrtm
‘.1\?1.1.:e ol’ lira: yours was Injurnd.
it Is rzslim .tzri. ilrtr‘ l "11.11 rho»: 11'11'11
Iii-.II! 11131.1]. nurl 111.:ir1ly nil Ibo 111111111-
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Iorash of since and the neighbors 111ereIS1pory 11nd Iiurncs bacon. 201:. loan Ask your fruit dealer for the famous best in quality. will?" III"- . II III! 11 11:11:10 “31'1” W111 04011310”-
considerably alarmed. Briggs ls strip. .Strlctly fresh eggs, 25c I(.‘-ilitr-‘l131eplrrlni Brand oranges. They are the w-w ~-1~~~r~~-~~~w . tirrcl-tcre The 112 ~ , -
BOUBIII by the chimeric. lIIOIIIB market. PM“ In quality. “Seed cuts at itoodnerIs. Ill 11111312131511 I 81.1171 outs a: Iifloiiitt,1'I5,’
1
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mululng robbrr «scoping lo the this
.110 \vorrudrd robbcrn str'urgludl
11111rr'ondo'ed.‘
C. ISherer. appear before the next meet
ing of the council and make a tonne
for a special appropriation of $50,000
.the understanding being that it in
come from an issue of the already vol:
ed school bonds of $200 000.AI1tllou I
the members of the board have not-d
cidcd upon a location for the propOsed
new school. it is understood that ,i
(Continued 011 Tenth Page.)
~SPRING TERM
at Merrill College begins Monday
April 6th, followed by the Brianne
.School, lrromings, during July an
August, at greatly reduced transmit!
that students enrolling now can 'chI
nieto u conrst withI-ut interrupt?“
Stenotypy, Slrcrtlrrrud. 'l‘ypewrirti
Bookkeeping.
IIEIII I00 RRAI
ILR IRRRWAIII iii
The Contract for the AddieY
2.1111111113111511 to Bridge-I
port Parties
I
'i‘lro Norwrrik Towing Company
baring u now tow bout construct
which will be a credit to the city. Til
contract tor the lrrrli has been awar'
ed to the Lake 'l‘orpe'do Boat .00
puny, of Bridgeport, and the yessei
will be sixty feet In length by eigIh .
een feet in width and with seven lIe ‘,
depth 01' hold I
The IroIlcr wlll bc brrilt by the Pork
crrpinc Illoilcr Work. of Bridgepo‘
The engine and oil the other machln.
cry in to be furnished by (‘irariea 'P;
\Vlllur'tl &1ionrp.1n,1, oi Winthrop Haw
bor', Illinois.
The tug will Ilt. very strongly built
Ior Ito and Ircnr'y \\ cuthcr. and theen~
giuo will bc ojorn and all compound
ltixfloxii; jct r'onrlcnsinn. The 116“
will be for 1710 pounds pressure. at
turbine blower for for'rcrl draft; ,
the bout llrcrr1 will be vory nice;
(:orrrlrrmlrrtiou with In ribs for
1111111. 'Ihc upprmimnrn cost will III‘II
$113,000.1md it Ii'ti):11t!lll‘d It WAT
complclrul In six months The
of tho now bout will I111 tho “Add“ 1'
"11d” I I
The following Il.lllli‘ll are th
corn of tho Norwuik 'I‘orvinit 001111
I'rouldonl -l13d11n1d 11. Smith.
Victi-I’r'csidnnt I'r‘mrlt N. Tmt‘l‘iififi
Secretory unri ’I‘r'cusururwm
1.. Golden. .
I‘lcnorni Murruhcr---l1lIlIs I'I.'
Captain Herbert I1}. Lock-Wei),
”SPECIAL ATTENTION
WIVES! _
A1111 your fruit dealer for the 1
I'. Icpburrt. Ilrnnli oruuues. They I
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