j. ticsut Erect,” sold :Mr. Moore.
\‘.'ArSiHNGTON, March t.—_Whfl9
the government still is "ahead at the
game" in the war risk insurance
business. on which it roe-fly ‘-
tered. the suspicion is gaining ground
that a war, “a hum-apes act
tea likely, one mm2mu hm
Mess upon the most. like.
wise 'lhe widths: in 31:0me
( enaio prints internals, grasping an
opportunity throun‘thsir any. are
deliberately using unis "new ststute to,
enrich ‘themselvu at “the unease or}
the garment. «but in a way that is:
entireb lawful. so long as they make‘
no mistake
Owners of Ships lashed. ’
Following she'sinkinx oi' the Carib’
and the Evelyn it was mad-
ltepresentaiil'e Moor-eel Pennsylvania
I
While flannel Hauler. his wits and
.his pretty daughter, Fanny, mu in
imam-Judge Williams had san- '
tanned Sattler to five months in ML
the accused. having pleaded guilty to
dueling goods from Mrs. it. W
¥Iflo sad Mitosis-rum. in
W society wommfiuu. Iayss
"W not so ailectell. ’DIrhl‘fln ses-
lsionrlsstsrdsy. she whilsd assay the.
«time mum and made considerable
eadw on the pieoeoi work she had
started.
Battlers trial came to a sudden end-
ing while testimony was being given
in his behalf of George Wellhow, s
_!-msiierat the Battier homo. mat
costumes in Judge ~Williams cham-
bers in which counsel for the stats
and m ensued took part. Battier
pleaded guilty to the two charges
delivered a series of memes lin tthoimm: '31“ “2:111; rm”? ‘2
house in which he showrii‘thvstt'iflaoI m n s on a s conn, an
owners of those steamers lostnothln‘
but gained ssreat sisal through hay-l
tug their ships sunkdqmllnea in mi
ropean waters. or: mailman! tho.
sinking of the second or the Me,
Mr. Moore said. the war risk insur-
nnce bureau had collect!!! in premi-
ums $1,600,000. and had assumed ob.
' lugst‘ions on ships and cargoes
amounting to $55,000,000. Some oi
the cargoes insured have arrived
mist. and the uranium on those
nilipments lilave been named. for on
ll‘obsuar-y 23 :the amount actually
earned amounted to $752.0“. This,
fillefilens, is more ‘thnn ample to
ower‘thednsuraneelon the ilrst two
«American ships dostnoyed in Euro-
gleau sisters.
insurance‘csrrlul.
The steamer Evelyn was insured
tn the testament 5100.000. and her
cargo ms insured ‘tor 3801.000, finale
ius s‘sutslot numerous paid out
t1! the insurance bureau because of;
. her loss. Show was halls-d tor»
$22,263. and ther «cargo 'ter W590.“
I! tdifl‘flsk . law 337 mm-
snout mounting on "58,103. Elm
:lo'uitad Steinem“. premium .31
613.0?! Pon 3tire passion. or thought:
per m “aniline Minna pain on
the Carib “mm. like mim-
miums on thesis two ships. said-u
. Moore. was $20.9”. as against a loss
ol‘ 3669;103.
‘ men Stop Bunions. ‘
Representative Moore. who has
been attacking the mar risk insur-
ance act, lend calling upon the Pro-tr
dent to {refuse longer to'snlnrce it,
ms he has I right 49.119 under its own-
pl'ovlsions. pointsii lent ‘to the house
illst under that law it was possible
for mortars who desired to senti’
‘( otton abroad to obtain the use or.
tile Emlyn and the Carib. two ships
which some years ago had beam
wrecked in American waters and
. thus obtained the privilege of the
Amefieanmaoego into "the war‘
zone on dangerous errands. .
“it call attention to the very signi~
"that
neitllerot the vessels was or very.
(reat'walue except for the privilege
of using the American dag. ‘i call at-
tention to the lurther fact that even
withiho American ling they could not
. \wuln‘mm private companies insur-
ance sumimtto humility the can
[goes they more to omyinto what
misiltvile » cells! belligerent territory:
It," was not until the government
-ot‘ the United States stepped in and"
3 passed the war-“risk law mud .‘suarany
teed the hulls and argues that these
season: werefile to sail into those
dangmusxnndl'husardous zones.
~ "Tin.I direct dreamt of the war risk
‘5 . insurancelsbtllas been that these two
i
old i’srelgmbuiit ships. rebuilt after
hangout-hell. and using the Ameri-
can flag, more insured by the‘peopio
of tile‘Unlted States. so‘tiist the loss
nponithe hulls and cargoes will not
be borne by the owners and the cen-
uigness, but will ‘bexpaill ally the peo-
‘ple of the United States."
NORFQLK, Va.. lurch 394nm“
:. loll steamer St. Helena. carrying: sup-
plies trots ’Gbarlestns. 8. ’c..‘to Rotter-
lsdeO-Ishmun sense. at
three months on the second. Battlers;
trial started Friday, the accused
chiming the goods found at his home
were given him by Mrs. Mayse and‘
hire. Lawson.
Wallkow testified that on the day
More Christmas. 1913. Mr. and Mrs.
lLawson. their son and Mrs. Mayne
drove to the Battier home in an auto
and brought two holly boxes and two
large bundles of goods to the Battier
family. He said the bundles contain-
’ed laces, ribbons. toys. stockings and
clothing. Wellkow identified a pic-
ture, a bathing suit, :a thermos bottle,
a necktierholder. a ribbon and a pair
Iol’ opera glasses. which were exhibits
illy the state as goods stolen by Bulb
ler, as belonging to ihim. and said *ho'
had purchased mat or “the articles in.
New York. While Wallkow was tse-
tttyinaaa recess was liken, and tailor
the change of plea ens snails.
MST DOSE am iNMGEO'FNN.
eessmmmnma on
. amen. '
n‘hs question so to how long you
as going to condense Wer- from
mun-lion. dyspepsb or endorse:
Mach is nasty a mi! how
luau you ban-m >msaslrm
Manolo with weak Magnolia
totem Mists rial-annuity.
whither-twill “be no more indies»
luminous; liken than old-lib,
the Mom turmnrn. sour-writ.
loss. “a. sum-in, or belching d
mum :roou. hunches, diurnal-i
or Mot: stomach: nod belles, what‘-
you out will not ferment and poison?
yosrbredtrw‘ith nauseous odors, All?
these ,ssmptoms resulting iron: 1
summit-Giulia stomach soil dys-
pepsia enmity relieved an min-
utes after taking fi‘onollns Tablets. l
"Go‘toyotrrdmgglst and not a 31
box or 1i'ono'line Tablets and you
will always no to the table with a
hearty We, and what you asst will
taste and. lie-nu your stomach loot!
intestines will be cleaned hash. and
"you'wm know theses-rem going to
% anymore bad nishisnnd miserable
days for you, Tonolins tabs freshen
you met! mire yonr‘feoi like his is
worth living.
'ilonohns Tablets cost not tor a '60
days’ treatment. Kt drnggists or
mailed by American hoprIetary _Co.,
Boston. Mass. -
fl
'slmrms nonzsalsnv
Grows Hair and We "Pro.“ It By
. Hundreds of Testimonial
It never fails taprodsee manicured
results. it enliven: and hivlmoratss
the “hair glands and tissues or the
min, resulting in a continuous mnd
increasing growth or the hair. "Let-
ters «(praise are continuity coming
in tram nearly mil ports of’the country
ststlnlthst Mildredins Hair Remedy
has renewed 'thesrowth of hair in
cases that were considered absolutely
hopeless. A lady from Chicago
writes: “After. a short trial, my hair
stopped failing, and i now have a
over one and a halt yards long."
Mildredina Hair Remedy stimulates
the scalp. makes it healthy Ind hoops
itso. ltisthegrsstsstscalpinvia-
orator known. it is n wholesome
medicine tor both the hair and the
scalp. lysnssma‘llhottlsotituiil
put more mains lite in your hair
than atom bottles stony outsh-
toalc ever made. it shows rush
from the m Hart.
New no file at every In. store
'81.“.
WMMCQIIV
metals Wat‘stwma
sash; “b“-dfllfl
Mdfl~p~n~~
Man-s m m an...)
ectrlc current to be divurted either
W§&.Pw Its-lion Platform or
the metal in the ear.
, Coroner Pheian makes the an-
r
-W‘ ~than mm-
donts‘ 31mm to that will be molded
in the “termination 0: an aerial
.ssiety device that has been installed
by the railroad. '
The mtonerfs finding tellers:—
STATE OF CONNECTED!
WNW 0? [Manila
canons-ls may, ,
i, the underpins“. haying lost.
at the death ominous Loom. a“
white male. at years“. “III of the
town oi handout, who on "the 12th
any of January. A. D.. 1916. died a
lenddsn. violent. nntimsly death at
the Glosbreok Railroad station "in the
town of Slentord. hula made im-
mediate inquiry concerning his death
do hereby centity'that aid Edward“
'Lliuuori died in Btamtord Ml the 12th
ldayvoi January A. 1).. ms item the
consequences of an electric shock.
it unwed in evidence that the
demoed «who condmtedloharhorllulp
at Glenbrook. determ‘nisd to visit
Railroad on the date named: thn. in
brook station, he took held at the
l grab-handle about: or its hisrnars for:
' was produced either non: by short, flan to! We in “interstate some
but aefnar'uue‘Mrm'ij ‘llon. who attempted to destroy the
misfits Manna minus mun-u salmon-mum
swarm on the 6:45 train oi the!
New Canaan 3“” ‘°‘ N" “fl“:‘to spread throunh the platortm antimitp. enelo. Iveosntste’bhy'c 00..
attempting to board the train at (lien1
.iL‘ ‘c-
'33.! W
~ m on pa‘r't‘o‘t the New Haven
_ . serum
aobnt mumamomwm perenss.lnpart orin whole for
iii. toxether With such facts and delta the death or the deceased. .
so were oddlmsd intents-nil demon; l therefore and the latter came to
millions :by the null-ops on. at up. his dmth u the time. place and from
instance or in. Winchester -and my— the cause dated and that his death
sell. by experts of :nndoubtd stand was accidwtsi.
ing. as well as tram knowledge sain- limit at Bridgeprt. this 3rd. day
ed from installment. consultation of March, I. D.‘. 1916.
and conierenoes with authorities 0! JOHN J. PHEIAN
ex. slum W at use new Coronet.
Huron road. asbtsdhy llilns comps»
tent ammo Yale University
and the adviesjsnfl report oi Mr. Win.
cheater. 'i hays W: .
(A) m the «on: oi the deceased
p.
THREE luchMEN're AGAINST
HORN. "
w W. torch sir-Three indict-
ments charting the diesel transporta-
csnsanbysnoleouiemolueu muss veersretarned by the Moral
til) volts connin- thmah ‘hll my, 01-!!me Warner
Lcar, so can such ennui u. may misuse. m‘mnmmm
produced by such incensed partially in M I. Anderson. announced
the nervous eschew-at produced um. hometown-the
,it on the deceased Epious is 1| months' imprisonment
(B): M‘w when its electricity min a line at 08.000.
>mfi,:on ism rum. and its rs-i a. copy or the indictments was sent!
suits. the secondary or return curmt the United States Marshal-It Pom.
ordinarily north] thrcwll the rolls, lint. Mail”. with inatrlcflllll thatl
must I“- been iW'by es'np- than be arrested on man lull=
using at rail innit-reasonably near release tree: the Jill at techies.
0mm station: that such inter Milo is enters-sentence otthlr-
ruption probably occurred at the 'ln~ ty flays {of mu F090“? at
sulatea Joints at Pets No. l on the Whore.
Glenbrook suction oi the mail and
[that such interruption caused‘the enr-
mt to be diverted h'om thenils and
.4
TRIO—IMO PW! “It"!
mN'T as me. ‘Cnt mt this
mood about Glsnbrodk station. w-ichieeao.'iil., writing your name and
in: particularly to the presence and ‘ address oilsrly. You will receive in
mtmoting influences at that place. oi retnrn a trial ”so oontaininli
.iowinx such current to “present in
the purpose of boarding it and by so
mains, etc.
doing. received a current of electricity‘
(C) That such current was probably
platform of the station or from the ",0 platiorrn.
mollandle. that-chiefly. it not whorl
ly, caused his death.
For the purpose of determining the
existence of criminal carelessness or
negligence on the part of the Rail-
road company. its servants or others. ! W gain. $3
it “99mm “90mm to) That a proper and sumcient
First: To determine the cause “Heyatem of inspection oi the locality
the presence at electricity in the cin-j in question in and ,m Glenbroohv
dcr platform of the station or [M ' hid men “a m “mum“ by m
through the lcupidity of
some person or persons “installing
or loosening the copper railbonds at;
the insulated joints and. with ill-l
tent at a convenient ‘tiino, to upro
prints end dint). of arch bonds tor.
Second: To ascertain whether the
currentln such plettorm wannabes.
rllo was shillclent to same and slid
unss’hiexrleatn
Third: .To determine whether any-
one was to blame (or null] or al‘
the nanny. unlicensed. railabonlls
and rail and other proper equipment.
by qualms smployess at um com-i
m. ‘
(E) m; ’me can
care and shill was aunts-d w moo
amending volume n the aims and
place named.
Fourth: To determine whethsri tre-
currense .oi like Iatnmiss would be a.
voided in the future. ' , '
Because of the necessity or a cor-
msolmlon attire-swims tron!
in. public viewpoint ans to-iionnitelyl.
settle 'all ”matters included and inci-
dent "to them. I obtained the divine
and services 0! Albert E Winctrntm'.
Esm, superintendent of the Municipal
Elmic Works of South Kuwait "to
alddne in seem-stew annulus than. ,
with the following results: That "in!
the examination of many witnesses,
lay and export, as to :the time. place
and nature of the injuries pertinent
by then in male. ”mg
'flil Dunn of lath Mal enr-
mt. the
what
and demonstrations Medina: only
diversion dt'oiurrlot mill-Veh-
lren place. to Mass ‘Iimihr condi-
tions at and “out w statics.
as at the time or the deaths! the do
ceased. ‘
(1") 18: at thins-min]; an aerial
lsotety device or copper cable son-
strnctlon has Men installed by ‘tho
New Haven pm maths! section
of the road embracingnli the insula-
trolley traclu. lire hydrant. water‘in‘oloy's Honey and Tar Compound.
through hi” M" 1m" a“ station” diverted and spread in and about:
snob-mils oi the ear. 3.9;“ 51"“. Ours-r. at-snd m}
of hill: nests. and antithesis-n new old matches.
at the insulated Mats at Polo lip. \li
could the imam Ill-Misfit '
tor coughs, colds and Imp. Foley
Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartie
Tablets. Sold ever-yo here.
' MY AUTO. “I’ll OF THEE.
My auto. ’tie at thee
Short cut to poverty.
(it then}! chant;
iblev a pile!!! W.
Do you two years one.
And now you unitsretuse top.
0r won't u can’t.
Thoughts" and country-aids.
Thy-motor has the m ‘
nymrplus m'fl- “#3
to, or causing the death “or the do-
ted rail joints adjacent to the lilies-3
brook mun- “! fl ‘dtltion » .
_ This nevus. Wu! tit
tion. micron. Wm
THEY «NOW 11"! earn.
Parents who know “We
insist upon Foley's Hammad ‘ Filer
Compound when buying a medicine.
M‘conm. soldercronpaand la gripes.
C. 'i‘. was ital-d. Mum. lam;
writes: “I have used it tor six years
and it never has timed. 1 mi 1: n
the best remedy made ‘tor coughs and
’tumtmmallmch dangersae'ocee-
(G) In alumni the amateurish.
spectisn rotor-red to. the nualitymn‘d
merit lot til-electrical rail oonipmt.
ant and adiaunt to the Glenbmh at».
.mldl" Bold eve where. when and the noiihelihood. lienot in.
V _ H mum; at antinipatins or. M”
oormeclncm- at". 5 m possum.» noon-or the death“
FISHING m 'r-‘Loslon‘ I “3“?“ m ‘3“ “W m
A String of were Than ‘15! ot‘Vsrl;
nus Varieties "Denim.
The Miami. Tin. ‘fimday Tier-
ald" mentions ‘a party at Stamford
citizens who are staying ‘there. most
of whom, particularly Mr. lil'lemlngm‘re
welliknown heres‘bouts. ”rho “Her-5
aid" says:
Big Catch of Big Fish.
A
mannerisms
soap m.- M we, muonp‘
DInM."len ‘Hdir FIiern‘t. ,
urm- washing your hair with sosr‘
~nlwny's applya little Danderlns mm
A party of gentleman from sunn- main-”to ENE?!” hair and are:
lord. Goon... assets or the .Gralynn, tent dryness. Better still. usevsoap
spent the day at the reefs yesterday, as Instill-tires 'm Ind instead
fishing from the yacht Samoa, with have a "Marine flair cleanse!"
no public. nulls-sangu- an we. w‘
stoned the death of the deceased. 1&“mwmflm‘
1m. '
rhtti‘isnnvml smut! willlssl ;
.to'mti”
’iteomitauoflioe boy with dink?
announcer...“ ”It'll.
Captain Charles H. Thompson. They'
returned to the city late yesterday 'at-
ternoon, with 9. number of lame :har-
racouts. sixty hingfieb. .a email per:
lpolse. and about seventy-“live smaller
fish oi various varieties.
Thomas Pritmrd and Iichsel Flem-
ing. ltr. Pritchard canola the lamest
Just moisten a cloth viii: mandamu-
M woe to sum.
1, too, have altered chins.
.m at“ a.
Donavon-s to per my We
”Woman's.
amen-mew roll nos.
lenses hours.
let i! l had-II!“
.5 heipmlldm. omen.
“Wrfl'm
“ammo-are :
,_____________..____.
it ism tint I camel: rim
owJYeeamaa one "pass.
. l
‘ She-“Ne; ibntl believe he is
5the nominations you malnourf
Fllostnn'rranscript. 5
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W" m ‘
’No More Headache. lad colds, Oom-
‘> The spring is olive.
i‘juntp up. ‘iiirc mull,
. And awry to the meadows,
‘iib-é'fl‘hsn you .think he'll con- . .
been!” '
and drew Flt carefully "through your
Memoustullotaum This: Get silo-“cent beam.
will more first. distant! axes-in Are you keeping your liver. stom- *
oil. in o 30' momentum will Nashua bowels clean. persona fresh
Stomach and mutilation.
' ‘t
every desirable device that can possibly
.
our
Hazelton
. . i
(l “l .‘ '1: l will.
' : {Wéfis‘mm coal
' 8!
"sum? nous-— . Ibo-B. 30"" "dd. & a“ 3'
LOOKWOODS HALL TIL. .‘ 12! WATER '1',
PARAMOUNT mm
may no MAY
700A. Y:
Kiev [Blooper three-mining. ‘
“Syd Icy”
mom: ,
The celebrated w Boswerth. in
W A!!!”
Tho-inw' “l
GAIN 0801.“
nan: mm
.5,
ms
15:
eat no. in" mm a. school
”than"! M on. 'M'
has and his floss.
Chi. .8” *Q. Ill -m AVG.
numerous-
r. Clay and firing Bin.
or. Harlin-d and Water h.
" If: on.
“ma.
. m.3fi.‘lfl at.
Mr m and South“
Woodward Ave..and indium at.
i...
3
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a;=.s:==e.=a=:es=:==::s
to cor. ‘WmM-Au
6 ultimatum...
61 Golan Bill and Win.
‘0: Washington at. Brit!“
we mum m ;
M Normal horas. .
a Home Mo
61 mam Putnam AVA .
‘7 Norwalh Hospital
THE MEADOWS XN spams.
.—-.
’! Music mu
’T'ls an}!!! eight 3 on“ - .
To sterile Mdyling, am an manna. .
. ls '00:. um and Wall so.
"2'1 Beldsn Ava and Union m Q
22 Spring run and timber“.
When {vinter winds _
Set the yellowsvooti-eigbing,
.Sighing, .oh lsighing.
27 Franklin Ave. and Ines Moos
81 One muse (Quivers Box.)
7.. L‘
7 ”our“! with: . - - t , a . exam-1h. ‘
on Ami”- . , When such a time cometh, ;: ngi:‘.”m . a? 5
WWW“. 1...... . ears... mm»... .
n, me. “an mum' I did y is Elm Crest and mm. ‘
imam‘m'redmmmiwtm M03“ mm M“ Emma“ :
lam”. Beside B‘W' ‘ Tilt; 3: mm seam 1 4-.
Oh yiieabfightfm“! 3;! mums-in.
inoole ’ 53 None-nan Ans. ca. ”I.
Osmemsaybmpssnd ;« “‘-°“°‘.§‘.‘“‘{"’“"‘§’,P
‘mfimgm I -, And *hml‘sfi' 3:: O'gofi;. 1;
i l -, uni’ ,, has? . . . . ‘ an mints-m M
‘nsm “wanna-thy!“ Rssdmg‘da "mm" 'H mundane-ran
.‘*.wlm LC” knighuaddmdamsols;
1:; l . gift-til '. mm 11.; m slgiis— easy magnets! slums
" "flu" ' I I . . '. _
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”we” . t , _ 1'3 Hm
I e m I". s . ‘ >
’Tli‘ifltq‘l' “a. Mes. ‘ Tiles the clouds pm ‘ mmmmmm )- lulled
2‘" "W”. mm" “W." Mowrmrinz'bctwecn; firm are as praises m m
“ m‘m” , j 1 ‘tslsfihona m in mm
Button 17'!) between new at B
“pull. on” a. IL. mm- 0’
are, In alum wfllhsimu‘m- “N“
W Ms ”rally 8 N W‘
an by the chic! or mug-mum
biennial at lb... ..
212-” Washinlton and M Bis.
. alt—Van lendt 8t. and Osborn Ave.
' its—nut A». no sown.
.mr—m Bl ‘ ’
lib—Port and moments.
air—East ire. and Mill. ‘
, ass—st John St. and Mlle”.
: ”Wrist Ave. and first .3.
‘ ass—noun“ and sass-e h
Its—130's Amendmfi 8|.
. 337—an and M ‘St,
And The meadows are green'!
Broil: the old pipe in twain,
The meadows main!
--E‘tiward Fitzgerald.
rm _
‘Bii—TxeyaerZBt. and mm Ave."
.Slkm St. and Ditch m til.
ills—ashore Haves. ml.)
, Inset-l Olav-sh _
1—035 blast at odd times. me or
line «on
1—0,. m“; as p, m" standard time.
’ Lil—TV. o blasts. In “It .
11.11—Twenty tie, at I n. I» no
morning ssssin sl M!”
polls“.
for fine . . '
be‘ rate them, without li-li—I'venty-tvo, at 12.3 p. I" no
it“! $33L'399m,“ Ind be assured anemone ssmioo or public
' oi a thick dross every hlrcbsbie a school
Buckeye limntmoraue'seumed In
minim—'1'.- um noisily all!
add to incubator . and are re- ths ntlrs learns-It.
numeral-"fl! not onlr r‘hwiIhW-lor merely mun mm, . u "we I ‘
m. but! will bury, In” and m our, mg." 'm. an. ‘0‘ . ; MIAMI . ,
“M“~MMMW‘M1WuWoMTMsu 'Cnfloflfinmmm Immune.
Norwalk Chronicler