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Fire insurance
YOU SHOULD KNOW-
Fire insurance means more i ,3
honest intentions. t of an: W339” of Dougie; mi‘
Fire 1115mm 019meng last evening tmnsamed
in this acuity have falls; or Ilium-1min routine business meters. at the
ed the business. To HVE enemas ”98m” “GIG/kl) business session. .I l
i indemnity a company must have ‘ "“—
mmources to back up its policies. Come The birthday social to be held this:
111 and look out the resources of some '9‘ “ms “‘19? the auspices of the,
of the analogies represenmd by us; Twill) Guild, will
an. EM. Wail-yo“ was his
mm attack
‘of pneumonia f
start at 8:111;
and then pick . big substantial com- ohclock A very pleasant evening is:
pany that you can depend on in time prom'se‘i .
of “aside. it costs no more to insure:
inlreugoodcompsny.
Taylor 8. Go den
scum doawaut 'rnus'r co.
——\otice. Junk orders intended for
Ill’illiam Effron, should be telephonedE
lto Samuel Jane. successor Call 499.‘
37 Fort street. l
— l
‘At a recent meeting of the Associa-
BUILDlNQa tion at Post Office Clerks. .\'0. 1223. or!
Telephone '- ‘V’ “30% the South Norwalk office. Harry Mill
._ __~ w_~:‘1.1_é___:*-~~"ton Hubbell was elected president anal
. 1Horace G. Ferris vice- president. Su-g
perintendent A. Daniel Keyworth was‘
. ' 1chalru1un of the meeting. Matters or
1 . general importance were transacted. 1
The case of the Universal Truck.
W
Judge William F. Tammany is in
Bridgeport today on legal business.
Company versus Luther M. Wright. 011
this city. was scheduled for a hearingl
this morning in the (‘ourt of Commonl
il‘leus. in Bridgeport. The action has:
3to do with a truck in the possession of]
Charles Williams. wholesale fruit deal-I
er of Spring street whose interests in
the matter are being looked after by
'illUl‘llt’)‘ John J. Cuneo.
Samuel lirctoio. of 'Saugatuck. was
operated on yesterday at the NorwalK
Hospital.
L111. at blariwmlths are unusually
busy to-in)’. hctousr of tl1oi"e—coverrd
pavements 11hi1l1 result in many hors
The last sitting of the card tourna-l
ment of the Holy Name Society. ofI
Noroton. and the South Norwalk Conn-j
es initiug.
_ _. Cll. Knights of Columbus. was held last
(11.; 1.1.. Col‘in m1 lleldcn Place u.» owning in Noroton. The local Knights
per \‘111111'ali. is ph‘oniu-v to Optll on were defeated, the ”01” Name Society;
winning, 55 games to their 40.
’l‘hroughoul all three of the sittings
thc local players were trimmed byi
t‘ourlecn games. A large number 011
the members of Court Laurel. l). of C..1
wore guests of honor at last night’s'
festivities. and a very pleasant limei
‘t'ollowcd the games. Dancing and re-
it‘rcshnrcnts were enjoyed.
undertaking Htaltlishmcnt “ uptown
within :1 short time. —
Mom 101' the dun-.e to be held on
Friday of this 11 cell were perfected at
the meeting of Court Alahuckcrno. .\'o.
Ill. 11“ 1.1 .'\., held lust evening.
The case oi numu vs. Dixon. aris-
ing out of an assault. has been satls-.
factorily adjusted out of court. Attor-
ney .l. l. (‘uneo appearcd for one of the
men.
A jolly linen shower was given to‘
lites Maria Baker, at 9 Fair street.
last night. in honor of her forthcom
I‘ing marriage to Jacob H. Linchller.
Muudi‘lr' The evening was spent most
upleasantly, a musical program. re-
,freshments and “fortune telling“ beg.
lingiemong the entertaining features.
:Twclve young ladies were in the "at-
Paul Tom)” 0' "3‘“99 place has ’0' ‘tar-lrlng party." The house was pret ;
-—Tornorro1w at 8:15, Mme
Kratt plays a Chopin-Liszt program in
St. Paul's Parish Henson“
a- —_——~
. Leary‘s news Store. on Railroad ave or cut flowers. Miss Baker
hue Hts place is being filled by Iwm be married on Monday
Ralph “u"“s- l0! next week, by the Reverend
“'MH l'i‘ho as Finn. pastor of St Mary's
irviug H. Reed and Howard V. \lor.|Ch“' elk. ' .
den won the honors at the one night. __ __ ...- -
. pinochle tournament. held after tlie‘ . SPORTING NOTES.
meeting of Our Brothers‘ Lodge. 1. 0.i
0. l1‘.. ‘.,..! night. ‘
it is announced now that Langtord
'and. McVey. will meet in Cuba Febru-
ary 13.
Jim Corbett will sail for Australia
February 17 and will take his new
hope with him.
Johnny Bates, veteran outfielder. has
been dropped by the Baltimore Feds.
l Wladelr Zbyszko defeated Isnadoe
"Cllusitfl' S. Selleck. cashier of umlBey. at Mechanics Building. Boston.
“imam County National Bank, ‘8 ’9' last night in two straight falls. the
soviet-lug from. Ihis..oper“ation of last first coming after” minutes. 15 sec-
Saturday. He 1s resting cc"nfm‘mb‘ylonds ot wrestling. and the second in
today and 31,8 osdy restoration to 36 minutes and 10 seconds. In a pro
health ‘8 loIolib for. ltmlnary bout Gurich quit after wrest
ling 44 minutes. 40 seconds in a real
rough house with Karl Lemle. '
'tlharlesR. Petty. of Raymond street‘ in
‘Rowuyton. has on exhibition in thel
Greenwich poultry show. now runningl
several splendid barred Plymouth:
{Rocks from Candutowa Farm
Tho meeting of the Woman's \iunlcl-
pal league. scheduled to be held y-es1
terday afternoon. was postponed until J
February. atru‘hich time Street Corn1
missioner Gédhge A. Sherron will dis-
cuss “The Commission Form of Gov
ernmentf' ‘
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«cDaV'st
50c TEAS
LL..- . _,.- _ - .l
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
.1
sLo’au’s LINIMENT... l‘ qua] 10 most 69 ceaL
93c ail/c.
15 1
50‘: size ..... .. .35c1 grades. .60 S & H l
$ioosI/c ‘
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55c13
Stillson- Powell Carporation
WASHINGTON STREET.
stamps with each lbI
m.
While "You Learn
the , Business
iii-hind counter or tics]: ‘now, you cannot. sonic (lay to
branch out. for yoursé if in tlro~lntsiness you nrc learning. 1
You are gaining experience. Build up also your wall cup-
- ital. Every week deposit purl. of it. in a savings account at
the South No nvnlk Sittings Bank. Willi the lll'll) 0t
‘ . compound interest. the required snip will come into
1 your possession "lOl't' quickly.
Donniblomam SAVINGS hauls.
SOUTH NORWALK. 1 '
"N
THE MUTE NORWALK EVENING WTINEL
'ogrrger
' 1"}91111“? 3
nip—At the wool sales today the outlining. .
German buyersIbid for a certain lot of the material. A
dispute followed and when the lot was resubmitted for
sale it was knocked down to a French firm at the price
the German had offered. ()thcr supposed German bids
made later were also refus d. and the German represem
tativcs finally lcft the salcsroozu without hating been
able to buy a single balc.
PARIS, fan. 26, 4:55 a. m.—‘-A conflict between the
censors and one of thc 11611'1papers has occurred herc.
Ernest Judct. thc editor of thc liclair and one of the
most persistent critics of the uppitE-stion of thc censor»
ship. states today that the {OHSDTS have informed him
that henceforth thcv would r1= fuse to read the proofs of
his new spapcr in view of the tc1 nus used b1 him to an
altltlt.‘ on tho tensorsbip and that if he publishes nous
contrary to the law he nill ham to bear all the couse~
qucnt‘cs. ’
M. llltlt'l announces that be 11ill take all prccautions
against this latter eventuality 121611 to suppressing the
usual tommtntary on the official tormuunications.
lililtLlN. to London,
lll.‘—1"1(l(llll(lllal details of thc sinking of a
cruiser in the‘figltt in the North Sea. west of l'lclgoland
ion, 26, by v irclcss 9:41) a.
which is claimed by the Germans. is given in a state-
ment issued llt‘l‘t‘ today. Th1: statement follows:
.1 ' A ‘ '
According to 1-.'cll~1nfo med (r-crnran sources. llllS
cruiscr sufi'crcd homily fr in the fire of our cannon and
was sunk by :1 German torpc1 o boat by two well-directed
'l‘hc sinkingr was ob ('l‘VC‘tl by a Ccrrtmu airship
which followed illu- buttlc 1"oscly.
“‘l‘u'o anlisb tolrpcdn l oats wcrc also sunk.
shots.
The air
ship also obsurv cd lllt scrio‘. s danmgc of othcr' English
slnps. "
BERLIN, via I.ou1lmr._1'a11. 26, 10:32 1 m.—~—ln the
absence of further details of the naval battlc in thc North
Sea. the newspapers confine themselves to conuncnts
about lllt' great supcriorlty and strength of thc ilritisb
units engaged. No credence is giv‘cdn ar1y1vhcrchcrc to the
British Admiralty‘s rcpofl that 116" British vcsscl was lost
‘111 the fight.
Much more space is gin-n in the newspapers to the
new orders of the Federal L‘ ouncil concerning bread-
stufi's. which are 1vclcornc to all writers
l’r1ncc jourhim. the youngest son of lunpcror \l 1l
liarn. has been unable to start his tonvaicsctnt lcavc as
recently planned. as" he has bccn affected with a high
fever for several days. ‘
BERLI N. __l.au 26 by wireless to London 9:40 a.
111—1l‘l1c lcdcrnl Council has put into cficct sweeping
regulations for conservation of the food Is‘upply’t as fol—
lows. ‘ ‘
'All stocks of corn. wheat and
seized by Feb. 1
“All business transactit'ns in these commodities arc
forbidden from jan. 26. 1
"All municipalities are charged with the duty of set-
ting1 aside suitable supplies of preserved meat.
“The owners of corn are ordered“ to report their
stocks immediately. whereupon confiscation at a fixed
price, will follow. ‘
“A government distributing office for the regulation
of consumption will be established. distribution being.r
made according to the number of inhabitants."
The imperial (lazcttc tcday publishes the following
notice. rcgurtling the confiscation of grain:
“There is no doubt that the measure order taken
cuts much deeper into the ficouomic life of our people than
. ...
. flout“ arc . ordered
all the other economic rcgu utions‘hithcrto adopted by
the l1‘c1lcrztl Council during;r the wa‘r. it is. however.
necessary. in order to make certain the sufficient and
rcgunr supply of our people with brcadstufi's until next
threshing of the new harvest, and is besides a necessity
of life for'thc government. and the nation. . ‘
“Thc stops heretofore taken have proved not far-
rcuching enough to bring about the; sparing use of our
limited supplies of brcadsl’uf‘fs, which, however. arc in
reality sufficient for our needs.
urcs hitherto introduced did not pr'cvcnt the feeding of
bread to uttlc. “
“The present order givcs us tltc t‘crtainty that
cucmic" plan to starve (icrmanv will be upset and as-
sures us of plentiful bread until the next harvest.”
()1! 1'
SAN ll AX. Porto Rico.]an'. 26.—.—lhc steamer Farm.
:1 llritisb collicr, which was brought; into port 11ch as a
German prize by a ci‘cw from the '(lcrmau cruiser
Karlsruhc.1vus interned yesterday. A guard from the
l’orto Rico regiment has been placed in charge of the
ship. and the officers of thc l’arn havc been paroled.
pending: further instructionsmppv 12-1
The Chinese among the Farn's crew were released 1
and will leave for Sauto Domingo.
ST. OMER. l‘rancc, Jan. 26, 4:45 a m.—~'l‘hc heavy
artillcrv of the British has destroyed an enormous gun
which the Gcrmans were placing on a hill about a mile
behind their first line of trenches and about two ’1 miles
from! lcstubert with the object of silencing the English
howitzcrs and bombarding Bethune. _ .. 1.
..
TillfliT‘l'lfllill‘lll‘ ‘ ‘ b ‘
Capable of Producing Food Enough
tsSw‘HOHOOllillltl People;
WASHINGTON. Jan, 26.~——The Philrl
ippines are capable of producing:
enough food and wealth to support
Agricultural College, who has investi
British battle
~.1hns hccn made in the
in particular the mcas- "
|gated agricultural conditions and p051
{sibilities of the islands. a copy 10 or
1 whose report was received at the Bur
;eau of Insular Affairs here today.
: As compared with Japan. he says
:the Philippine farmer gets only one
l'tlith as much per acre; that while the.
[latter produces 200, 000. 000
;en million acres in cultivation. the
llapanese farmers produce two billion .
lpesos worth of wealth on their four»
:tcen million acres.
‘ The Philippines would be the lead-
‘ing cane sugar producing country in
l the world, Cuba excepted. if the plant.
ers raised as much per acre as do the
{planters in Java says President Wa-
ltels. Furthermore they would be the
third largest rice exporting country.
til the Philippine growers obtained as
2 high acre yields as do these of Japan
or the United states. Again. the
‘islands could support a larger pork
and poultry industry than either (‘un-
ada or Australia. if the yield of corn
per acre equalled that of the United
States or Japan.
. While the people of the Philippines
pay the farmers of Australia and India
about 3.500.000 pesos annually 'for
meat and work stock one may ride
for days through grass up to the sad-
dle skirts. says President Waters.
.uithout secing a herd of cattle 01'
horses
He declares that a study of the
business of the islands reveals many
.wastes. and cites the fact that last
year nine million pounds of raw sugar
were sold at four centavos a pound.
{all of which. or its equivalent. were
: bought back against at ten ceutavos a
I pound. and again that with almost llm~
1ltless forest resources more than one
'n1llllon pesos worth of lumber was
‘ purchased from the outside world.
i norsr: mums '1 orom .11.
\lzwlrlugton llcpn-scntntl‘vcs \dlunr'nw‘
‘ NI Alto? Two llnurs' \Vnit
‘ last Night.
wasntxo'rox Jon. sis—who 111nm:
:whlch met early today To resume coin"
.sldcrotlon of tho big supplv bill car'-
erimr 822 H000 000 for the Department
of Agriculture for the next fiscal.
Eyeor. still is undcrgn‘ng dlmculty IinI
.mulntnlnlng a quorum. which both
chntor-rntlc Luadcr Underwood and
iltcpubllcnn Loader Mann have worn-
‘zcd their colleagues ls nccessarv con-
1stnntly to utert an extra session of
t'.ongress So tor not a single chun to
agriculture
bill. though some of tho provgislons
lmr‘titulnrly us to ho: cholera scrum. .
lump sum appropriations and expert
t‘nrm immorr‘emcnta appropriations
rituvo caused lively lscussions.
The House adjourned late last night .
miter u fruitless tw-o hours‘ \let for
is uumum to go ahead with two om-
lnllius ornate pension bills When the '
Eulght session began. the House lack- .
led sixty of :1 quorum When it 11d-
iourned without truncsucting any bus
fitness whatever. it still locked ttventy.
and while the House marked time
lduring the scorch i’or uhscutecs. mem-
‘hcrs passed tho time participating in.
or listening to n joculz'u dobutc. The:
entertainment for the most part. was
llurnishcd by Representatives \iurry.
of. Oklahoma (in the Chair); Adam
lson. ot' it (outta. and Moore. of Penn.
icoyxmrm'r n.1mv1mx MEET.
llAllTFOl‘l’). Jun. 2h~~Dnirymou in
lame numbcra are in the city for tho
lzurh annual convention of the Con
juct‘ticnt Dulivrncn's .‘lsmdlatl'nn tin
1l'nlty Hall. l'wniuntnp; today and con—
tinuing iintll and including Thursday.
President F. E.
l'cstlng exhibit of dairy implement:
{and farm machinery: also of mill
hultcr. cream and choose. 1‘01 which
lprc‘mlums are offered totalling $150.
l S'hmtly after the openingkof the
liner-nun; session Kart 13. Mussei. of
rho Connecticut Agricultural College.
on "Cow Testing A=80clnt1ons " This
was followed by an address by Presi-
ldent C. L. Bench of the college on
general dulrying. Early in the after-
noon the butter tests were made. Ad—
dresses of the afternoon session were
by Prof. H. V. Barton. of liocdonnid
Foliage. ‘Quebec. on
"lv‘oedim: the Dairy t 1111." and by D1.
E. H. Jenkins. ot‘ the Agricultural Ev,
periment Station. New IIHiIVGn. on
"Commercial Fertilizers." 1‘
At the the evening session the-
spenkers will be Prof. Lee and P. R
Ziegler. the latter of Boston. The un-
nunl banquet will 1111 held at the Ho-
tcl (lardc. ednesday night ‘ o"
SUCUESSOR T0 VICE
ONOI‘RE.
nUENos AIRES. Jun. 26. _——A gov. l
ADMIRAL
““lllillilillil ’ 4
ill" PlillllllllfS‘ 1'
comfortably 40, 000,000. a' cording tol
P'rt‘sident Waters of the Kansas State . containing a statement of facts re
[1880? 1
{worth of wealth annuall1 on the sev ‘
DulTy.. of \Vost Hal't- '
'l‘ord. is presiding. There is on intov— ‘\
"l‘lreedlng and l
.TUWDAY, JAINI. 36, 1915
1“. - ‘3 /1L.g ‘1 A0831!
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g
i
till Nfilflilfll
1
Report of State Secretary Shot 5
mum 0st of a Total 0
230.527
Secretary of State Charles D.
1Bu1nes has had printed a pamphlet
"h.
~ 1d 11111111111111
"TSEO' gers Rescued lift Cape lies-
iopen by tire Steamer iianiiton
One of Brett Drowned
NEW YORK. Jan 1’ —\Yord was
ICIL‘ lH‘d today that 121‘s steanshlp
fugtonian of the imcrican— Ha.—
.tai...1 line had been rummad by B
choomr 1K (‘11ch lirnlopcn and that
Elating to the vote cast at the state
:election in November. The statis- hose aboard the steamer were being
tics in the pamphlet have not been ESPN“ M 1216 ("Id Dominion Liner
larnilwn.
heretofore published.
1 The whole number of names or.
.the registry lists of the towns was
7111: following message was received
by the Old Dcminiou Line. from (‘11!)-
lain Nelson of the i'icrmiltop:—-
230,627. and the whole number "Am standing by Fenwichs island
checked as having voted was 185. Lirhtship to take." off 'shipwreckcd
385. crew of steamship Washing tonian.
rammed 1'). four— mnstcd schooner. '
I in thirteen towns m the state wt 1 A “Hole” report received here ‘
mg machtncs were used. The fol-.thu morning said that the schooner .
lowing statistics relate to towns m'in collision with the Washingtonian
‘Whlcb the voting was done by bal was the Flizabeth l’alrnoo and that
lot: Number of ballots found iul‘he «rows of both the steamer and the
_ schooner had been rescued by the
the box for general recept1on ot Hamil-ton.
votes. 80.105; number of stubs. The Washingtonian is a freighter
found in stub box, 80.103; numberland (arr-led no passengers. according
of ballots counted, 78,378; to officials of the line. Her crew us-
. |uully r-onszsts of in men . Sue pliu
0f ballots rejected. 3037- lbetween Sm Francisco and New York
lby wav of the Panama Canal
(lifitiulu of the line had rcCeiVed
l
Roosfvtl] OfFICIAl-S 1no word of her plight this morning.
i The ll'ushingtoninn is a new ship.
ltruilt in 1914 for trade between New
ll’ork. Pacific ports and Honolulu by
H fill-INGEWCE' of the Panama Canal. She is vet;-
z’rtcrud at 4046 tons and is 407.7 feet
NEW BRUNSW‘til N. I ““1 lions. Maritime records showed that
l (' J' lad WU lshe roilcd from Honolulu Dec. 30 for
The Middlesex County t‘rand Jury as [New York and was last reported from
sembled here today to take th1 lesll1l3alhoa on Jun. 17
nrony of nearly one hundred witnessesi The at‘h'mni’l Elllflbeth Palm“: 15
to the shootin of nineteen strikers "muffled 3‘ 3‘0” ton” gross. "6
last Tuesday atgtlte Liebig plant of the‘m we W‘s built ‘n 1903 1“ Bath.
Maine. and is 300 4 feet long. She car—
American Agricultural Chemical Com [leg :1 crew of 5mm men and is in
‘pany at Roosevelt N J. by armed dep.i command of Captain Wallace Marl-
uty sheriffs guarding the works Two."""’ ""00"“ Show that 5“" “fled
of the nineteen died of their wounds. lggxmgér‘mnd' Maine. Jan 10' Eur
Twenty-seven of'the deputies were Nonrow. v.1...1.m. coma rudln-
locked tip in the county jail undertgram received at the Norfolk Navy
charges 0! first degree murder w Yard this morning stated that the
await the verdict of the Grand Jury. lxzshggfiunfn: {:33 caries-$111,132:
Additional charges 0‘ manfimughluldrowned. It said thirty-eight persons
lie against 22 of the 27 deputies. Pros- were rescued by lightshlp No. 72. The
senior Florence announced before the' remlnd" 0‘ the Wuhlngmnlm 3
xrand luryiassembled that he would“ J33 2': tailligglfgnhue been "’3'
ask for indictments charging murder. .
against all the men locked up. and hill. TODAY'S NEWS FROM THE SEN-I
mated that titers would be several 0th! ATE AT HARTFORD. ‘
er additional arrests.- Section 3 provides “that the corpora-
Witnesses subpoenaed 9° testify to- tion or company responsible for the
day include practically all the officials violation of the provisions of this Ml
lIof the Borough of Roosevelt. the pol- shall be used not less than 850 nor
lice force of eight men and many citi- more titan 5206 for the passage of each
.Izens. train over a grade creasing during the.
. hours when a flagrrnin is stationed at
1 said crossing it the signaling devices
‘ above set! forth are not in use and
“Mum Entered “(.me operation during the last two hundred
wasm'N'rox Jan 26 —-'rh.1 Ad. yards of tho approach or said train to
ministration Ship Purchase ltill WM said crossing "
number
-.-—y—«~——— .1 -.._.r._.
Sllll‘ crash 1811: arm.
1 .
lloot Expfi‘sscs [ingot That I'nrty
l
‘n‘xam berm“ "'0 39‘3“ “3‘3“” “r Reselutions were put in for H W.
lCOXlEldOl‘lltliln as the unfinished husi- Steele and Robert H. Potter. us an”
part or the Democratic lenders tor lnissloners of Hartford county. They
ourlv disposition of the measure. The went to the House for concurrent pas-
"W 9.1111er to mm on their tight in propriating 5.000 for the participation
(. ‘cfinitcly.
passage or the Shlpping bill the Dcm- Perry's victory and international
Dcm's have ”“9059" l’-‘ ”“‘ ““9“” peace memorial. and providing for
fill or fifteen 11113. but the latter , .
“1.11mi “m agree m " owners to carry sign with name on
front of hotel; regulating what shall
the Republicans are conducting a ‘
“filrbustcr' against the blll. th'1 l.-.t- providing aid for mothers with depend-
may 1... «(my (11.1...“an T}... R... ent children under 14 years; appropri-
publit-uns insist that they can conti'zuw
a state farm for inebriates;‘ to enjoin
”“m‘ for ‘he “‘9 ““d a "J” we“ and abate houses of assignatton and
which remain of the prcsrnt scaslfm
Bill was begun in the Senate tndnv. maintaining house. but also against
.ltepubllcftn Senators were ready to building and owner or agent; requiring
:concluded an attack on the measure
vcslcrdav. in the course of which he alongside or road if it be 11 trunk high-
had entered lllln lllt‘ consideration Of means of defective road or bridge mg!
the measure. Senator \Villlmns. in recover from party bound 10 keep it '
licans who injected partisanship into 111 repatr authorizing breeding and
the debate. sale of wild fowl, pheasants. game. fish .
NEW YORK OYSTERMEN MEET ed season for wold ducksfigeese. brunt I
The annual meeting of the \ew and spans from Jan. 16 to Sept. 30.;
was held at \iineola. [1..last week, and rabbits from Jan. 1 to Oct. 7.
when officers were elected for the. limiting the number of pheasants m
ness taken up and disposed of The six in one year; limiting day sessions .
meeting was largely attended “M in grammar schools to three hours. 5"
President. N' S Ackerly. fin“ vice tween sessions; providing tide of $100
president Azei F \lerrell. secretary. for persons compelling written exam
S. Beardsley; treasurer. Jacob Ock- schools under 12 years old.
e'rs. An advisory committee was ap-
‘.oiilcers .of the association. This com-_ 1 TION .14
mlttee is composed of Messrs Wm- , Theannuai convention of the Nation-"F;
Metre“ The legislative committee. “ionera we!“ be held m New Orleaul ,"
which will have charge 01’ all matters La. opening on Thursday. Feb. 18, and
'Wlth. the oyster industry of the State flcial can for the gathering has been
is composer of the same gentlemen issued by swepson Earle. secretary of
host! with renewed actlu'ltt on the
Republicans. hon-met. apparently an" sage. Am 3 bills were these: Ap. ..
1“ mph» desire to «upped up (in. of the state m the construction of the .
"“‘flm that deba‘“ "0 cnmluded m three commissioners; requiring hotel
To the chnrgc of Democrats that
be exempt i‘romforelgn attachment;
tcr make. denial. saying that the hill
ating $25,000- for the establishment .of
their oratorlcnl attacks on the rnca- ‘
w hen consideration of mo 51.1.“...1.‘ assess penalty not only against person
1”“ the place °f 9mm“ “0‘“ “’h" railway companies to build fence
(:1 xpresscd regret that partly politics way; providing any person injured by ‘
rcplv charged that it was the Repub—
‘“ "' ‘ '“~"—'-"' and fur bearing animals; making clos-I 1‘
York Oyster Growers' IASSOC‘MO“ making closed season for wild hares
coming vear and other routine busl- be taken to five in one day, or thirty-~I1
the following oflicers “ ere elected. with at least one hour intermission be« ‘
Benj. Carll. second vice-president.F 'inations for children in grammar 1
‘polnted to act in all matters with the NATIONAL SHELLFISH couvauh
..H Raye. Wilbour Doughty. and A191 9.1 Association of Shellfish Commie-g:
concerning legislation in connection closing on Saturday. 1:91, 20\ The 0;. '
who were named on the advisory com-‘ ”the association.
, Ice crust. and he slid down the bank
NEARLY DROWNED AT THE GAP-
11011.
"HARTFORD. Jan. 26.——A peculiar
accident which nearly cost him his
1 life befeil Joseph Cohen. of Windsor
street. in the Capitol groends today.
He had attempted to make a quick
crossing of the grounds by Rising
snow covered glon path. .él'ong the
river bank Cohen' s’ feet slipped on the
and o'ver the .wall Into the war. He
managed to cling to an toy projection
of the wall. A woman heard his cries
and run into the Capitol. J. D. Kelly.
the master ‘mechanlc. with several
men. ran to the Wall. and by letting
over a man at the end of a rope ef-
fected the rescue of Cohen. He was
carried into‘the boiler room of the 1
Capitol to dry 'out. Cohen said that
hemuld nov'havoheld on many min-
utes longer. :1‘ r .. ‘
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A good ally. My; lieIlt 111 the best
"I“!
ernment decree issued today- nameslmlttee 1 l
Rear Admiral Juan Mortln as prerd-i .
dent of tfie Argentina Naval Coin- ’
mission in the United States in place 9”
of Vice- Admiral Onot‘re ' Betbedor, "[3 ”‘13 an heirloom
who died in New York Sunday. , “Yes. a quaint old dictograph. a de-
8 'lghe unaval commlsglon 1s laughs“ U. vice used by our grandmothers to
or t a purpose 0 laundry g tlt oi
construction or dreadnoughts for the keep tabs on th‘e‘" husbands Howl
Argentine thy. 1
W 1950. l
’ ‘ ‘ , sending out a thought ways. ascertain
A sooId adv pays best in the best instantly whst one's‘husbqnd is do-
Why not have beautiful and perfect
teeth when. with a little care and an»
tention, and an occasional visit ‘0').
your dentist. they are so easily within%
the reach of all; Dr J. 1H. Mallory
makes timely references to this mat- 11‘
different from today, when we can. by ter in his new advertisement today. ‘
1H9 guarantees moor work and $M0-‘ ‘
lute; alumna“ consultations“.
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