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former Congressman Says
-Ihere’s No Excuse for War
and That the Administration
Should he Supported.
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MAAELVAVIVIVAA AAIIES
Sees Hand‘ot Capitalists Behind
Movement to Frecipiiate Hos-
tilitiss—Ws Musn’l Sacrifice
Lives for Dollars.
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“i stand with President Wilson, Re-
publican as I am, asking you to back
him up in every effort be is making
to prevent war between the United
States and Mexico. War is a brutal
way to settle a dispute and in this
instance it’s unnecessary." So spoke
err-Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill be
fore the members, of Harmony lodge.
l. 0. B. B.. in Bridgeport, last eve;
plug in one of the most stirring ad-I
dresses he ever delivered in thl‘s city.
His subject was "Mexico" and he tree..-
ed it in a manner which brought forth
' astorm of applause at the conclusion
of his remarks
June land. the people, the govem-
«I; no” ‘3th R I45: ‘8'!“ "a 5.1» “une-
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roan ililllill rational
, om soil for up 7‘50
'< ThIe Home ChaptAr of The King's
Daughters and Sons met with Mrs.
«Ii-3g
' rooms in the hotel and most of the
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Eniirp Fire Denartihenl Out For
Big Harrison - Ave. Fire
Yesterday Alteration
‘WATERBURY. lMay lit—«Heavy
clouds of black smoke issuing from the
four-story brick building, No. 21 Bar-
rison avenue. at noon today. gave the
downtown section a mild «tire scare.
While the fire had a threatening ap-
pearance for half an hour it was ‘con.
trolled by use of practically all the Vflre
apparatus.
The building was owned by F. J. Mc~
Evoy, and adjoined the Kingsbury Ho.
el. .Smoke compelled occupants of
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guests to vacate in a hurry. but the
structure itself escaped material dam-
age.
The fire in the building owned by
Mr. McEvoy caught on a lower floor
and spread to an airshaft. and thence
to the third and fourth doors which
had been occupied by the 'Watorbury
Enameling Company, and which went
into bankruptcy a few days ago. The
spread of the blaze on these floors
caused the dense smoke.
The building is directly opposite the
police station.
restlessness '
HAS BEEN stoucro I
IBounld over to the Superior Court
Aunder bonds of 82,000. Harry Novem~
A bar, charged with embezzlement, real-
Rized how serious the case was since
it was going to the higher courts
Therefor, during the aftgrnoon, he and
VSilvern‘nan, of the firm. bpd a center.
rdown his deieuse in effectVV that he dig.
not Anew where the mount (duds had
gone, and produced the Warehouse re-
case than changed; Judge Keogh on-
sued court at 6 p m. at the reguest
of the attorneys, reducipg the bail to
$1. 090'. "
A November owned up that the J. lites-
'ner shipment. so noted in the case.
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Relates The Story one row ills
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Bored All Facts for Authorities
by Chief William R. Pennington and
Detective Sergeant IIieatherland.
gar-ding the truth of the story told The
Sentinel by Tessie Esposlto,
Wood street. last night, the authorities who was today
secured a complete confession from teenth timé; snowed .fmnt the finances,
the girl. which was a denial of the 111- I0: the termination: were in a “mum 881 them. bi“ "10 council, “mug” Nellie Leonard.
formation she gave this paper. yester-I
day.
c’eiptV ‘for them. The aspect of the;V ,
Sent: nel Yesterday to Police
titliclals Last Night .
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in Interview
Under rigid examination at her home
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GREENWJCH A tiny- 132- -The state
council. Knights oi Columbus, met in
annual so it here yesterday. receiv-
ed reports, of year’s Vwork, and
chose singers f welcoming year.
The present membership of the
order in the state. the deputy said.
in round numb is 10. 000. During
the year 860» 'd,beeu received as
members. mm a total net gain of
607. which is 7‘ «more than last
year.‘ ‘ ' ,
Oincsrs elected as follows: State
deputy. William..J. Mulligan, Thomp-
sonville; state Incendiary. John M.
Phillips, Restraint; {research John_
Boland, Torringfou; state advocate.
Jerome J. Collins, New London: state
of 22
She finally owned up that she
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Dr. Waters tenures in Down- 1
once and thereupon Novemberabroke,
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Seldom it ever. have the public 9'.
.c‘
Norwalktbeen ordained to hear MRI
an interesting and eloquent .lecturep‘sj'
was presented to about 200 people in "
the downtown Congregational Church
.. flobert 8,. WW. of East “3mm yes- was an absolute Fake. Bilvermm '1188 last evening by Dr. Nacy Magoo We“
_. terday afternoon at 8 o'.cioclr
.Vusuai routine business was transacted.
and the twenty~tlve. collectors each
gave a report, and handed in the
money secured for . memberships.
» .‘There are just three times the number
of members this year that there was
dept year” The names of the mem-
{beta of the Home Chapter for 1914. as
, well as the charter inputbers. will be‘
placed in the corner stone. (it was
noted that 82.750 be transferred train!
' the Home Chapter treasury to theVA
Town Union treasury.
it was also voted to have postal V
cards printed with a picture of the
w Hippo 2,209.
that we ”5 action will save him
much in the “upper court
l‘ Mathew Corbett. J A. Rudder and
Morris Epstein went bonds for No-
vember, the arrangements being coin-
plated with Court Clerk Ira 0. Greg-
05y last evening.
udsoruoeruno .
alerts ionoilirliurrs
l
The taken stone to 'récover the” goodnA tors of the Central Congregational
It is probableA Church of Brooklyn. the largest church
of its denomination in the world. It
. is «posted that the Mena'
Brothefl
hood under where a piece the lecture ’
Awas presented, will clear about two
ae~a results -
An orator of exceptional-I ability.
or. Waters held the attention of the
audienceffrom the beg
end oi his»_lecture. anemones ,did.tt
waver. «
ture, was a series on humorous ster—
ies. cleuerly told which kept everyone
in .md human .
- Hts select “The Man of the flour"
to the
Woven throughout his . led
HARTFORD, my lam—The follow
ins appointments it “announced by
Grand thigh Priest oraoe W Eddy.
of the Grand Chapter of Connecticut,
Royal Arch Masons:
(ii-and Chaplain—The liter Charles
W. Boylston, Riverside.
Grand Master Third Vail‘Wiliiam
R.Keava‘ney, Waterbury. A
Grand Master second Vail-Aliment
F Sweeney. Winston.
"Grand Master First Mail-Idiom? R
*Tisddle New London. V .I .
Grand floater ddtevrardwEden H.
‘ BTOWVVEI, “Alum“: ,. A A , I I
g Grand Junior Steward-Thomas Mc-
unsaturated. - ,Ij . a‘
Grand. Gauntlets-f Newton Weds-
covered a graphic account of- the men
who. when the reunions or our coun-
try seemed coated topple over. come
rot-weld not with their namesshrdi
forward and with their master sewe-
entendIns nlmost superhuman snore.
saved ou’i’ had and option in des-
trustio
Dr. W tors went Viol! to .the skinning
V new home, and Mrs. Frances Good-
year, M'E's. W. J. Brown and (Mrs.
V Diaries 8. Ainsworth were appointed
a committpe of iuVesti'gatlou to make
Va report.
MeVr the session there was a social
hour with refreshments. .
GUESTS IIE WELIIVIIVIE
Awarden, William i..E- 'Brown. Cornwall
' The report . .. {l‘reasum Ballad,
looted for the thir-
iine Layout Mirrored; I line .iie-
Vote to Spend ‘llldiliy ”let ya
Available Balls Hell in Pro- .
scallions for New
Buildings
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turned tor Revision
That Norwalk needs additional
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Audience in Trinity Church
' ThVV Woman’s Guild, of Trinity
Church. preeeubed a very successful
play. “Our Church Fair.” «last even-
:ing,‘ in the Scrutiny school room, It
was filled to its capacity. and every-
? 01w most thoroughly enjoyed the W
casion. The ladies who enacted the
.. various characters desIrve a great
deal of credit, and received many
. compliments on their ability. The cast
was as follows: »
Mrs. Roberts, Mrs..Thomas Rich-
aildscn.
Mrs. Henry, a giddy young thing and
fond of novels Mrs. I. M. Hoyt.
Mrs. Jackson. president of the so-
ciety, Mrs Herebert Mottram.
Mrs. Brett of the dinner committee,
Miss Carrie Foster.
:Mrs. Lewis, the minister‘ 5 wife, Mrs.
Mead.
Mrs. Lawison, plump.
Vosburgh.
Miss Lidia
school facilities and at once, has long
been apparent. and it seemed lash
factory condition-1p '. ':
tion were named, as follows: George
T. Kelly. Bridgmort; J. Ll. Roach.
Hartford; J. F McMahon, South
Norwelir; J. J. Sullivan. New London;
T. J O'Brien, Ndw Ham ' Rev. J. J
McGivnnVy, of W’ostviiie, was appoint-
ed state chaplain. The next conven-
tion will be held“ It Hartford. ’
swimFallout-liccoronurioo
Letter train General Nam. .
rote. Has Nothing is Fear A
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Alliances Vice Coronet 8dllrnsli'
uglier linen Reliance
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, vnna once. my lie—ca“ run-I
city; last Mt by General Ruble NI-
. ' emm'and of the advanced
the Mexicans. in a true in»
. the flattened attitude.
General oval-rote amassed. the
_i newspaper, has finesse.
“ tli'o, tsported’ niovsnient VoVy
use
' ‘ “I“. forces casino ‘vcra- one. . .
more
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miss WALKER ears paranoia. _
. Tinctures: Miss Finish Walker
after Hitchcock. forjdonoa‘gei
' alto! a collision between the
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view avenue layouelwaeareferredtm V
. V to the committee Ifor additions to Pine
‘I list of those benedtbd and damaged.
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ston ,ne‘ed‘I-feor no .trouble_j.along his
outer lines it a letter ‘sent into the '
night that the city was in a fair way
'its action. delayed the time when
vote of the board. an right,t that three
sites, those recommended by the joint
committee on this subject. he porches-A
ed and three buildings erected, one on
each plot. but as the corporation coun-
sel advised. there Is no money avail
able and therefore the vote had no
weight Had the board taken this ac
Atlon without having it questioned, John
AF McMahon promised an injunction a delightful pregram the selections
I“! “Intel Tour!
moon on
‘Iehool statue
bifprepexcept than
early this moraine.
in whom it Vw
lunch. him m
rifled \ R -
The counclt soiliIon was a busy one:
where were this. hearings. The son-
itechslrmon; '1’. Fl. Fielding. The
Garner street layout was approved.
despite» many protests. «aThe applica-
on extension of its Bowayton switch
was neither granted or denied, but the
taking its desired action, it is believed.‘
There was a deal of routine wort:
the midnight hour
All the councilman were-present be-
in the building on time.
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(Continued OVn li‘lfth Purge.)
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Contract work for, the new Peoples
TN“ CONN“! titties "9 3‘“ Aer“ arlly occupied some of the Toderol Arnie It 8“ “‘0 “0'99 "I“
Varranzed for by the board of direc trenches. admiral IMhyo an it was va; my, 1,le on V9, ..
0d ‘0"!- This “Wk 1' “0". under my and reported that the casualties on both terse harshness Keep of
it looks unite invertible :for a start of
the new banking institution in Wash-1V
tuition street on June lot as planned,
Willis
true (m a V‘ already the scene
tion of the Connecticut Company for
the bundle! and the ”III".
.Ii‘Thonias Robins ban the French embassy today received sd-l
ribs million work. The for. loose from the French location in‘ fledged contoiiont until
V iiorlr'I is “will!“
Mrs Brown anxious to get more
church at-tenldants, Mrs. Samuel Weed
I Mrs. Addison very inquisitive Miss
‘ Mrs Ridgely. causative. Miss Mary
Delegates to the notional convenflm" schools may be started. it “as a Woodward
' Mrs Ottis. of the dinner committee.
Mrs ‘Henry 8 Reed
Mrs. Thompson.
VMrs. Samuel Weed .
Mrs. Drew, just married, Mrs. Pal-
me:-
Before and after .the play and be-
,tween the -first and second acts Fab
Alan Sederstrom's orchestra rendered
deoidely 010W.
.beinig much enjoyed. Miss Lydia vo-
bu inverse with a vocal number
wand Mire.» With Smith chm-mo oil
with her, recitation 'or “he New
on has been lui'v Church Organ."
Thomas iiichardson ortioiated in file A
ufioaoity of announcer and «proved;
well fitted for this position. The I",
hiir as well as being a cleverly aid} ‘
acted entertainment proved to be is
big success. .
clever Ladies Entertainiid Large .
His Memory doodiz W
In. so, the informer. undeA'w at
ordeal of cross-examinetion
the trial of Charles Becker
murder of Herman Roebuthul.
'r. Mouton, chief of Becker‘s V
began bar—asking am why he
ed his name from Rosemary
Rose. Ross said he 1.3.1;ij
denied that he had ever been
during that timer Mouton h,
him a long list of questions:
to bring out the questionable
the stifim- or
opium RM
intrinsic _
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law will prevent the company from WASHINGTON. May 13. «Heavy fir.
tug at 'i’ampic’o was resumed at mid
night and the Constitutionalists
miral Mayo. He reported than "the
tenths meeting was old, and all were sonar-1 impression seems to be inst pant"
the expectations of the Constitutional-
lists «will be realized.
The admiral reports that the Con-
lstitutlonallsts. so far as can be ascer- ally or unintentionally.
Amped. have used only one tield suo.I I "I” I” a“ “'0'" “’0
Velose observation and study
Apparently reliable informltiton from WW“ i“ 90°“ “I “I‘m” “
3‘“ IEMGDEU“B the scan a of flghtlnfl is to tile been: 0‘9 ‘0 “I“; “1‘“ “° 1"“
which was and at long intervals.
that the Constitutionalists at one
time advanced their lines and empor-
.sldes have been very heavy
WIAWING‘TON.’ May
911on be very glad to have the Client
IWMRHNGII‘GN. “W-
Y
aside from the hearings and reports. that they expect to capture Tnmpieou pony darn:
and the session continued until nearly today. accordma to a dispatch recelv I
- ted at the Navy Department from Ad-
IAJ‘We stores where votes are given
A0“ of‘ you can get two- or
in bills. of Babel. osblnet an Ilgbtkeeper'e return and me dcrlhere roi- The Septlnéi,io
maker, in construction the, Mom. cinema of one light at Lubes island: lug 2.600 notes fOi' each on
which {Are to be of edit-- The M0!!!“ said Sdcretary Brynn. today, when in- Remember it is "drops that
some Company but! the contract for entry was made concerning the latest ocean}?
Idle large v’uuu tom mulled. Michael. pins” of the Intuition mm but 01. get. to We at all the shore
J. Studios has the work of Willi“. the landing of American forces there. iter your chance. You
13 .—-’i‘he twelve weeks yet to we
Consul John R. inhuman. who lied you get; thegreatest‘
‘ ' old by Follow summer it! and use he done an
AI!) If? UV) “9V1” win; One registretloh a
snow: outline
NEW YORK, May 13.;-
name twellty- three years
R \
witness had led. Rose cal fit AAA
each implication, denying
engaged in petty lords
lad been associated with
‘steerer" for
microcode the unseen
Escher‘am? ‘
I desire to contradict and!“
current about town. First, ..
driven by Mr. DeK-lyn Rb‘V ,.
him; was bought by him‘in "
it did, not conic from .the
Farm; was owned by Mr
fore be ever heard of
«Second, Certain statenl
come to my attention that ‘
ls being shown by some oi “Vi
votes given not,
have eluted this news to 'th
and Jim satisfied there is no
';tt that it is not done elthe
will enable any one to win
the one that gets the most
tires and friends to trade
.Tbo more people
«Dd not forget you or
devour and one at Be
on must register at nAl
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