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THE SOUTH nonwatx EVENING SENTINEL
Classified
Wants!
For Sale,
Professional Cards,
. Miscellaneou
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“Artsy—4T0 Let,
Business and
and
face or Caps, Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twent y-Five Word 3 or Less. 25c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
DIED 1 TO LET.
DIED—FERRY. AT NORWALK. TO LET—3 FURNISHED
t'onti. March 3. 1915, entered into life Hot water heat, bath, electric lights
eternal, (‘harlotte Charity Bis-sell. 311.1311 improvements. All ready for
meow of the late Senator Orris S. housekeeping. Apply after .3 o‘clock.
Perry, in the 87m year of her age. or Sundays, Mrs. Carrie Tristram, ”
it"uieral private from her late resi- Burrett a"enue_ will 31
deuce. 19 Morgan Ave, Norwalk,;
fund, Tuesday, March 10, at 3:30‘ To LET—HOUSE WITH EVERY
p in. Washington (D. C.) Star please modern impl‘iQ't‘Ilienl in best residen-
copy. ,lial part of city. t‘entral. Possession
.at once, Inquire at 20 Taylor Ave.,
WANTED.
r :agent. Railroad Place.
WANTED—BY AX EXPERIENC‘ED‘
girl, a position at general housework.
fall 5: Maple street.
w-..
n19 3t-m16 3t
miti 3t‘rooms, newly painted and papered.
WANTED , "'j‘Reiit $10, with garden. Inquire Mrs.
—B\ A RESPECTABI‘L' Raymond, 14 Washington St. m15 3t
niiddleaged woman, position as cook.
|.\‘o washing. With reference. 52 Maple"
street. Norwalk. Conn.
TO LET — 5 ROOMS, FIRST
m16 1t , floor. or 6 rooms. second floor, with all
VWANTED—MUST BE CHEAP FORlimprovements at 36 Taylor avenue.
cash. a Dingey. Address M. J. bes- ““1“"? on the premises. “113 3‘
nick. i’onlters, N. Y. m10-18‘2UE
_ 1 TO LET—TVVO FURNISHED l
WANTED—4THi‘ltTY-TW0 AClll‘JS;r°°“‘“ for light housekeeping. 211I
tyrants lady or gentleman WIIII littlelEa’“ avenue 11112 31.
icapital to join in fruit, vegetable and,
each culture. lies f a e I
I" ‘ t 0 l "d .n arland bath. Gas and hot water heat,
market. Address Barn), care Senti-T
., stationery tubs, 125 South Main street.
met. 11116 01 mil 3t
BOOM S. ‘
inear West St., or of J. M. l.ayton,.
TO LET—LOWER FLOOR, 5’
TO LET—IST FLOOR, 5 ROOMS;
WANTED — 2ND HAND WHITE. 'r-o L274 noon APARTMENT,
East Nor-. ‘ ,
rent 1 condition. White S. C. Orpiiigton eggs,
8211119le bath lavatory; also “onelEast Washington street,
laundry tub. Must be in good condi-lwalk. Partial
, improvements,
tion. Address M. i... Darien, Conn.
“”3 3i i or telephone 60.
1:12.00. Inquire 04 South Main street, . .
129 if ‘ .\oruailt, ,
log‘horse; perfectly fearless; also
1130 t! well-known party boat, Mildred,
'fi. .4 ,. ”7.... w,,_._._...__‘..,'_ ,..._.W_
T0 LET-5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING]
lEBAl NUHEES lSt. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov,
lTaylor Ave. Tel 1165-5.
SOLVENT NOTICE. WWWWWW-«Hw
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‘DISII‘ICI of Norwalk, ss. Probate LOST-
' 'cngine, also 10 oil barrels, sold vcr)
t‘onrt, March 8, A. 1).. 1915. l
Estate in Connecticut of Lawrence
_’W. Gordon, late of Madison, iii the
lb‘tale ot' liidiana, deceased. skunk.
'lhe 'Court of Probate for the DisU, SM” Main S"
‘U‘It'i of Norwalk, hath limited and al—j -
lowed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said Estate to
eyhibit their claima‘i‘or settlement}
Those who neglect to present their1
accounts, properly atcsted, within said'
time, will be debarred a recovery.‘
All persons indebted to said Estatei
are requested to make immediate pay-‘
tent. to ‘
LOST—M illi‘F.
ISUIIIII Main St. and East Ave.
SAMUEL c. MOREI.AND, t
n115-22-29 Administrator. .
W_A
worms to AMERICA fol,
PROTECTION g
s oulcl your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-
suit
WILLIAM .1. MOORE
OFFICIAN
Room 0, Koclcr Building,
No. 155 Washington at.
Opposite lioyt‘s Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
with the arrival of the American ship, Evenings, “:30 ‘0 9'
' usa— I)
it. was not believed the dispatch of1 N' " add“ 7'7 5th Ave., 0 to
. _ 4 p. in. daily.
[British ships would be necessary. I
(Continued from first page).
LOST Bl<l'l‘\\'l£l9.\lt inquire Charles ll. Smith. 22 isowudes
Black avenue. Phone 1361.
ltewurd oit returning to 001-;-
11115 lit
‘ Ilros.
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. I Fercigners at Manzanillo are reportd
Jed apprehensive because the ‘Carranzal
authorities have confiscated property;
and because the food supply is run-l
ning short. The British consul des-
cribed conditions as “unbearable."
f That many American citizens con-
tinue to arrive at Tampico. Mexico.l
despite the seriousness of the politi~l
cal situation there, and in the face ofé fitill‘:"glgzfifimleflmisfims?$fi
the fact that at. least a thousand um I allowed. Will ship all “0% "m
employed Americans have recentlyl with mum. and blankets.
returned to the United States. is the~ 450-452 WEST 4011i. s’i‘.,'9th.-10tii.
lbnrden reports to the State Depart-‘ 5 1 area {:33 Penna iv nia
merit. The show that about fifty Am- Guild“ “mm asst 811030 “Sm:
ericans, mostly the wives of businessi
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
AT PALMER‘S STORAGE.
WAR EIIOI'SE S'l‘ABhES.
Chance. Farmers, Teamsters, Liv-
m'y Men and Dealers.
HORSES. MOTOR TRUCKS and
VANS, REPLACE HORSES.
50 in first class condition weicli-
ing 900-1000 pounds. among them
1 FOR SALE.
FOR SALE -— EXTRA FANCY
bronze turkeys. Very reasonable.
Mrs. Chas, Handiey, 30 Myrtle street.
Phone 1219-5. mid 3t
FOR SALE—TWO TONS HAY. 1N-
uuire E. H. White. Box 85, Rowayton.
inlts 3t
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. FOR SALE—HOUSE 8 ROOMS,
,large lot, near trolley. Other advan-
tages. $500 rash, balance ni‘brtgage.
.Also .3 room house $1,100. I). S. iiull.
silavilzind Block. 11110 31
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. FOR SALE —- BLACK HORSE,
3sound. kind and true in all harness:
12 years old. good driver or worker.
is. O. Kellogg, Not-walk. Tel. nilo' 3t
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‘5 BIG BARGAIN—FOR QUICK BUY-
ler, 1913 Cadillac Limousine with ex—
tra touring body, self starter and
electric lights, $1,000. Can be seen
'at Williams‘ Garage, Saugatiick,
mill 3t
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1 FOR SALE—GREY rounousa
:geese eggs from prize stock, extra
)large size. Fancy Indian runner
{duck eggs, also pure white ‘l’ekin
duck eggs. Mrs. Charles Handley. 30
.Myrtle street, East Norwalk. [nib 3t
FOR SALE—TOP BUGGY IN FINE
550c for 13. 43 Winfield street, East
11115 St
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l FOR SALE .— GOOD nuinxo
the
3”
:1th long, it 1*: feet wide; 1.2 II. P.
reasonable. Can be seen tomorrow.
m13 ill
L FOR SALE~A QUANTITY OF
‘lpilcs, IOl'lgiiilId short lengths, fence
lposts. yellow pine tiinbcr. planking.
slightly used. Sold cheap. Raymond
11113 St
FOR SALE— COI’ING.
at Elk‘s llonte.
lNQlllitii
ml: 11
FOR SALE—1911(Blinds-it) Wl'l‘ll
.lale model toy tonnetiu body, newly
‘piiinted, overhauled and with full
equipment. “inst Bros. Garage.
11110. 6!
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i». A.
FOR SALE —— HEAVY WAGON
and horse. inquire 3 Rowan street.
East Norwalk. m0 ti
MISCELLANEOU S.
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 8163. gt; Wood St.
:- Michael Luhraiio -:
CONTRACTOR.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
0-8 Wood St., So. Nonvulk.
PHONE 1589.
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neatly. —-— ..
The advices also said the flour mill .
at Tampico, formerly owned by the 10112
tllladero family. was confiscated re-.
cently and there were no bread sup-i
, dons. slaw YORK m1
men iii 'i’ampico, arrived there re.
I one this week.
he had, I
m._,"'ooth Wash
. PARIS. March 16, 4:55 a.
That “anarchy in Mexico and p
crimes committed there make inter-
.vention by the United' States almost!
inevitable," is a statement credited:
to Premier Date of Spain in a dis-! H. A. MEAD, Mgr,
patch to the Petit Journal from its“ No.'Main St.
50c values for 26¢. '-
Ceni Sale
We_ had such success with our sale
plies because there was no wheat todast week that we are having a new
25c
the‘tooth Brush 25c
TheNorwalk Drug Co.
So. Norwalk.
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CHIROPRACTIC.
is good and the coming profession.
it is the best method of relieving dis-
ease yet known to man. It proclaims
to the world that disease and its op-
posite. Health. are conditions of or-
gans, not objects or concrete things
kind that the power which created
mun also placed within him, the. me-
chanism which. it kept in perfect ad-
justment. would carry him from the
cradle to the grave, in uninterrupted
is reported to have said that the Span‘
isli Government had decided not to
maintain diplomatic relations with
Mexico iiittil the situation" there again
is normal, and will decline the invi-
tation of General Carranza to lend a
representative to act as successor to
Minis‘er Caro. who was expelled from
Mexico J
'NEW ORLEANS, LIL, March 16.—
The British steamer Wyvlsbrook. re-
ported recently as having been called
by t‘iirriinza officials at‘Campeche. ar-
rived last night at Port [fads from
Program, and will dock here todll- in 1342. and learned hll trade there.
Madrid correspondent. The Prtmler
LOOK!
you the lowest prices on
guaranteed tin made into
band-made. painted Inside.
ling, plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.‘
M Water Stl
HARTFORD TAILOR DEAD
HARTFORD, March 16.—
Iy at his home here
I share profits with you by giving
15 years
lenders,
tin roof-
Plume 1100-12
David ' ' ‘
Low, who had been a merchant tailor
Hartford for forty years. dicd sudden-
yutcrday. lie
was a native of Perth. Scotland. born
ease and comfort.
hurts.
STAMFORD BO. NORWALK
D to 5 7 to 8 run.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
. Painless Chiropractor,
03 Hallow Street, South Norinik.
The filflodr—“Can‘t you get down
flatter i an that?"
Try CHIROPRACTIC witltbut the ”
The Fat Privatp—"No, sir. union
liltaiid tip. unis—London Sketch.
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ITALY SOON TO DECIDE WHETHER OR 'NOT
TO FIGHT OR STAY NEUTRAL.
(Continued from First Page.)
I‘ctrogl'ad claims that the Russians are holding their
antagonists‘on almost the entire I’rzasnvsz from. where
the (it‘l‘lllalls are keeping up a violent atl‘talcry fIl'L‘.
In the Carlnitliiaiis and iii LIHIII'IZI it is illt‘ usual
story of attack and counter—attack. with \‘Vicnna claim—
ing a slow advaiit‘t- after sanguinarv assaults on moun—
tain tops held by the Russians. while the Russians on lIlt'
otlit-r hand. maintain that. tllt‘) arc llltJl'L‘ than
their own in those regions. “caliber conditions
Carpathians. where the snow is dccp, tltc lll()\'t“
being,r the only
forms able to opt-rate freely. The Russitins arc bombard—
111,;r l’i'xcntysl with Ilt'IiV)’ batteries. wliiic flit: .\ustrians
are still Ildlllillt’l‘lllg away in their efforts to relieve the
fortress.
holding
in the
make
nit-tits of troops difficult. turn on skiis
(in the western front, the Herman attack on St. lilo]
evidently was made to counteract the effort of the Iri—
fish success at Nettve Cliapellc. Berlin contents itself
with claiming that progress has been made in this region,
while l’firis contends that the lritisli liac rc-won most
of their lost trenches there.
With thc exception of a few newspapers are
inclined to the bclicf that a formal blockade would be a
which
better method of accomplishing the desired result, vir-
tually the whole British press commends the Order—in—
Council setting forth the British retaliatory measures
against the submarine blockade of ticrntauy. Many cdi‘
torizil writers express uneasiness as to the effect that this
order will have on neutralszaud they advance a plea for
forbearance on account of the extraordinary conditions
which czi'tiscd the proiiiulgattou of this retaliatory an-
nouncement. ~
ROME. via‘f’aris, March 16, 12%;”, a. m.——Au offic-
ial Parliamentary report on the earthquake of january
13 Elves the number of deaths thus far rcortcd as 29,--
078 without including pcrsons who afterwards died of
injuries and illness caused by the disaster. 'l'lip communes
damaged by ihc carquakc numbered 372.
WASHIN’I‘UN. March 16.".\dministration
officials
wcrc giving careful study today to the provision of (treat
Britain's order in Council. aimed at the stoppagc of all
coniuicrcc by sea to and front Germany, which they rc~
card :is‘ unprcrulcittcd. 'and its Iiil\1ll_‘J :i Illi‘ l't'Ilt‘IlIllg' cf-
ft-rt on American rouinit-rcc, particularly on shipments of
cotton to and iiuporizitious of dyestuffs from Germany.
'I‘lmi officials are kccnlv dis; ppoiulcd is evident and that
vigorous protest will be lodged by the American govern-
incnt against the British action is virtually certain.
\\'lt.'it‘pcrliaps displeased officials most was the pro-
hibition (if Amerfcan comm ‘l't‘t' to iii-utml countries and
suspected-0f enemy destination. It forms IIlt' principal
basis upon which thc .~\uicricnn government will insist
on the freedom of its conttncrcc from undut- liltt‘l‘ft'l't'llt‘t‘.
The probable course of the t'niicd States will be to
await (ill enforcement of the British ortlcr
cases. each one of which will lit- thi-
slroug protest.
Official hopes for an curly improvement of conditions
for the conuncrcc of neutral nations was destroyed by
rcccipt of the British order, together with information
that t'irctit Britain had dot-lint" to accede to the .~'\nicri~
can government's informal proposal for the withdrawal of
in specific
iuzidc basis for
(irrinztity's submarine campaign and England's ban
foodstuffs for (icrmau civilia is.
(ill
GENEVA. via l‘ar'ts, March 16. 4:50 a. tit.—.\ dis-
patch to the Tribune from its Ronic correspondent says
that it large part of the Italian Navy is Ilt‘lilg concentrat-
ed at 'l‘nrtuto, :it the S()ilfllt"lr'»lt‘l'll extremity of tltc
country and the point nearcs the lzirtlnucllcs.
The same paper prints d snatches front \‘Vlt'llllfl. which
state that linipcror Francis Joseph on Saturday receiv-
cd Archduke Frederick. who insisted on behalf of tlic
(Scitcral Staff in the Carpathians that the Archduke
Eugene should be ordered to abandon the campaign
against Serbia and also withdraw useless forces on the
Rumauian frontier in order to reinforce the exhausted
troops in the mountains. The Archduke is reported to
have cited as an example of the conditions in the Car-
pathians troops front the Dukla and Lupkow districts.
numbering 20,000, who have been fighting incessantly for
six weeksfsleeping with their rifles in their hands.
, The interview of the Emperor with the Archduke
is reported to have taken place in the presence of Min-
ister of \V'tir Krobatin andGencral Hotcscndorf. The
monarch. it is said, decided to summon Archduke Eu-
gene for a consultation before deciding the questions pre-
sented to him. _
Tlic Tribune’s Dcdcagatclt correspondent tclegraphs
that Talaat Boy, the Turkish Minister of _\\’ar,fis hav-
ing great difficulty in persuading the Sultan t'o trans~
fer the capital from Constantinople “to, Kouicli, in Asia
Minor. A special train is said to be held in readiness
constantly to transport the government funds and ar-
chives to Konicr if Adrianoplc is evacuated. T urkisli
troops are reported to be concentrated at Constantinople
and along the Dardanellcs.
NEW YORK. March 16.—M’arine insurance rates to
French and British ports within the field of operations of
the German. submarines today are almost double those
prevailing last week. This was attributed mainly to
the loss of ihc'stcaiucr Indian Prince. with her 5750,-
000 cargo of cotton which. it was said. swept away the
profits of the. war risk insurance on all cotton shipments
to England and France since the war began.
PETROGRAD, via London. March 16,'8:i3 a. m.—
The following. official dispatch has been received from
Ossowetz: w , .
.v.._.._.i_.m_..-_-.- W. M . "W _ , w--- “3-”.
I Adzl’ SPECIALS A&I’ ‘
17 pounds of Sugar for ..... . ................... $1.00
lit-st Butler .21 pound .. ........................... 35¢
l‘ancy .\Iitll’lL‘ Potatoes, a peck .................... 18¢
I’urc Lard. 2 pounds for .......................... 25¢
(Junker or Ttlotlier's Oats, 3 pkg. ..................... 8¢
t‘im-t-r Milk. 3 can ................ . .............. .- 10¢
THE GREAT A. 8: P. TEA CO. ‘3
124 WASHINGTON ST.
. IE-‘Ini‘h guns.
Telephone 909
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Free Delivery!
3.52:,»
SPRING MILLINE‘RY.
Every thrifty woman is trim—
l‘lllllg’ her own hat this spring.
There’s a reason?
Visit our Milliucry Depart—,
ment and let us show you why.
the Roller 5,10 & 256 Store ,
28-32 So. Main 81.,
SOUTH NORWALK. Conn.
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W... $9.:
‘W‘u
Q .. Security Bldg..1115 Milli Si.
nnincnronr.- color
was
tend mmm‘ Sm
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U. 9. Paul,“ 06"“: .
I 876 to use
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“Tlic t-ncniy has brought some of his batteries closer
to the fortress because of their incil'cct'ivcucss ‘11 the
longer range. The artillery of the fortress effectively
slicllctl a column of the enemy, consisting of motors
drawing artillery, provisions and ammunition.
“Fighting at moderate distances continued through- 1
out Sunday and Monday, wiili the advantage constantly ‘
with the defenders. Two German companies endeavored
to approach the frozen river B‘nbr, but retired after being
slicllcd from a distance of a mile.
“(lose to' (lssowci our scouts carried some of the
enemy's positions and at nightfall scnt prisoners back .'
into the fortcss."
Official reports from other fronts follow: ‘
“I’rzasnysz: The Germans continue a violent artil-
lcry firc. btit their infantry isunablc to resist our at:
tacks. \\'c are holding the enemy on almost the entire
front with particular success in the wooded sections bor-
dering on the river Orzyc.
”Blura region: The enemy is active at night, re—
inforcinp,r his artillery. .
"The Carpathians: Conditions are extremely diffi—
cult for an offensive. Owing to the deep snow troops
can be moved only slovf'ly. The men use beaten paths,
moving in Indian file which involves heavy looses.
Troops on both sides are using skiis. In spite of the
_ conditions which exist. the Austrians continue their vain
attempts ltLl‘CIli'VC I’rzctnysl, WIlL‘l‘t‘ our heavy batteries
are active." -
which bus barely started.
These will have it displacement. 0‘
32.000 tons mob and armament equal.
in that of the Pennsylvania.
NEW llltIlllNllllli'll
IIUNCHIII ltlllfi $.33}: slurJ;_;:;:::;:..::$..;.“t.é’::‘.i'.'.;3i
‘ . ‘ .- ID"
by the furl tlitit >I’iL \\llI be can
I oil fuel cvt-lusiveyhand will
‘pod fiil‘
NHWI’HII'i‘ NEWS. \‘ti., Mai-chill»— buvn- ., “Wm“. (if 2.32: 11mg of fuel
The new drt-minouubt l’ciinslyvaniii 0'“ ",1“. Qm-vu Elizabeth has a (389-;‘
bore this incitv of 1.000 inns of oil because of
I lhialt siwwl requirements. .»
htI‘rom Ill‘l‘ ctioriiious main battery.
.tho Pennsylvania will be able to};
liturl. with the ll‘T'FSIIrl‘ of a single
luring lewr. 7 12 tons of steel want
lt-ilhcr broadside. in addition she ‘
lt-tirrv :v, secondary battery of twenty.;,
itwo 3-inch rides for defense ago an
Itorpedo l-titils. She will be fitted “do . x
:wiib four SllIllllel‘ffi‘iI 21—inch tonne"
‘iubcs and lit-r ships company will k _
immipvsnd of 63 ullictrs. Hill blucjac - '
I ' . ' '» rities. The ship meas-
‘tetb alnd‘lf ma ' . .n “1d 97 feet
urcs ens feet met .1 . . _
I .0 l .. moon draft is 28 felts
m at . ltl . 1'
almost 'the limit size 1:; ‘
| ‘-. 1 (“dual and present na ,
“m l‘nmn’l‘hcrc are only few ,ockl
hlcli can receive he!
and she could not enter many may ,
harbors except underlmostd fa\0ra. ¢_ _
‘ ' ' s of tide i'lrit \vin . .
Lmf‘f’ffdgncompleted the Pennsylvania.
twill buvc' cost the govcrpnieiit moat: _
‘ihnn 513.000.000. She will he reaw
for commission, under crintract,mm_
‘P‘cbruary 28, 1910. Her keel was 7
twist successfully Ittlllllli‘tl
iiiuriiiiiit. shortly ufttr 10 o'clock.
When the lli‘\\‘ super-drcndnnuglit.I
Pennsylvania slipped from the ways
into the historic Wltlfl‘fi 01 Hampton
liotiils here today she took her DIflf‘i‘
'll IIlt‘ lend [if the litiVIt‘S of the.
world it: the mightiest lighting mill'll-
inc tillottt.
lu L'ize I‘lllI nun power the Penn-
>§\'I\‘tlnlii i‘: fil‘f‘llli‘l' (‘vcn than the
Queen Elizabeth of the British Na-
vv. which but the rccont terrific as-
sault of the Allies on the forts of the
Dzii'dziiicllcs. While the British mons-
ter curries larger guns. her math but-
tcrv is only tworthirds the size of that
of ~tlic Pennsylvania in number and
the Aiiwriciiu battleship is 3,000 tons
greater in size. . '
The main battery of the Pennsyl-
vuniti will consist of twelve 12-inch,_
4i» calibre rifles. set in four turrets,
three guns to a turret. the plan of big
gun arrangement adopted in the sin
tor ships which preceded her. the
Nevada and Oklahoma. Her tonnage
measurement is 31.100 allaipst 27,502 , .. 191';
~ Neviitlo and Okla oma. ti opium» ., . .. ' v k .
{maxim Elizabeth. The, latte; ‘10:: i Thehenotrmtpitl‘sqfliemaimthaiplt‘iwwapg.
“‘ ‘ “‘ 3"“ TI (‘5‘ i' ‘and i e.sur . . v. V
mm“ ”#0101”: ””7“ Wm"? ,battleship construction had 39:33::
the Nevada and (“tltihrln'fl “buy: 19:: Ileveli: before ff:Eff]:htdf’cniisylvanilg
-' “l rifle: cat-ll in two —tic :iur ‘ed y gammy, ,, \ _- ' _
fidflé‘tg‘m turrets. In all their! ships [with greflfznésfhm;,a,:itff;g_l)guf;§a1:g.
' ' ‘ " tic l‘cunsvlvnnbi. no. it . jnaug . s . _ . >
Birgit-3111‘s.. the center line. to ,con- ii“ .i'lny nay-y, Thelqgreaé‘llpguigg g:
ceiitrntc their fire on either broad‘ lestimatcd for in . i. .. ‘ , _ ._
A 'i
sldlgivc battleships of ”1“ British navy .
vet to be launched will have less it-m- _maln battery 11 fi 0
page than the i’ennslyvnnin.tlie shit!s l“'“h a bmudmdn. ‘rgl 0 knots W 3
of the Royal Snvpl‘t‘lgn 0 use balm: of :her trial speed ‘u as 1:51.155 AMFM.
31.500 tens displayment‘ and The Ponnsyhanlti w «-
min‘ I ~ . k
will equal the Pennsylvania in arina‘ ‘with turbine 91“;me as is the!) 1.7 ,.
it. latch is designed to carry cit—{hi 110mm the Queen 1.‘
liznbetli and all,“
t , the newest English, 09:12:11,351: “(Jo
hrtrtils Of {our other British battlc- :nnese battle craft. Th. 3: ,.,. en‘s!
u‘DII‘; ‘ alt-end? attihOi-iZCiI. are. 110‘, it“ 0.091.3th 1‘} refining? E71112 320
.’ ‘j . officially. whne me “any,“ a' L ‘ ,. ,t .
1.03:: 3-?th of iv... Jzipanrcc navy. 10”“:me he ,3er“ by. eiectgxtgynm
lifratsrl to}. by 1014 and known nu. of ih’! other ‘wn American?“ gm: “ ‘
M N | . h ' the . California. class w.. ‘
. class. will not equal of flu
gezfstlgania In damage with their thine engines and the (“her’uxcipw’
displacement of 30.000 tons. but will eating in the 1mg.“éuhnéhgfihref; .-
A twc’ ' t's policy 0 n , 9‘}
same main battery of . paitmen . . . ’ ,
Sigrid—:31. rifles. They will exceed -nndonlng the. reciprocating one “1‘
the Pennsylvania in speed.
calling for 22 kn?“ against, 21 knots thine ‘3 found. 1 .ftfte electric. U dI’I
for the Pennsylvania. ithc (‘alll‘ornai wt ‘ b‘ “M
The lflliucstlmntes for the German current to be generate! y
“a“. call for three ships of the Klael‘ bines runnintz at MS“
speed. It ill I
.F‘redi-it-h 111 class. with displacie-1885mm,“e engine problem W; ‘
1merit of 29.000 tons and carrying 8
lsolvcd. it already has proved W~
15-inch rifles.
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traclnry in navy coll . ‘
m" 'i h the i‘ulii’oruia only no
he British ships of the Queen lmcnt “ t ‘
73:91“ class greatly exceed those. M 'to determine whether it I! equally:
Iany other navy
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Yor 25 knots an‘hour while i. i: l , ' 1 . .'
3:13:11]: Sovereitzu class will make at GRADY“. $333335"! SK“:
H . 22.3 knots. , _ . .
mature the outbreak of the war do» Ni-BVI‘MII‘I‘. R. i.. “M, 15,... "y
bills tu- tn torsion naval programs hump.) and fifty civilian»f go
have been jealously guarded and it in work "gym. “ml Qunwdo act”?
.prohalimthn-t “rent "Halli. Germany ‘dny. Elm“ Wi‘t‘k n." skilled ,2
and France have laid down many \‘BI- tats are added m tho for", ‘3‘,
“IN 0' Wh'i‘h II) [990“ Ml been ox‘mp‘pl‘ {hag by gunuuor mg]!
niudc. Fe for r: is known. however. (M mm mm on m. mu; .
no tussle but been planned which may“; thet‘ompictim at m
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will (*3th in ninth. three American factory, a portion or the ..
attain of the ttsiitornla elm warp on are working in m chitin.
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