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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. WEDNESDAY F EBRUARDImZ, 191E)
Snow and sleet tonight and Thursday TWO CENTS
SIEAMSIIIP -
APPAN SIIII
AI ANCHDRi
p.— 1
on noon *'
iRDM count on
Pellegrino Aurilio Puts lip $1,500
For Friend's Freedom From Jail
——|leport New Current Former
Interpreter Will Win Case
torsion ‘
AilDAi onto
ooitoioo
the Taliaia Mario and the Silver
onto cotton.
to titration
Gives $16,000 Worth 'of Machin-
ery in Trade School to Voca-
tional High School
ooowott owoo‘oootovo UNDERSTANDING?
VERY VAIDABIE 800N 0N IDSIIANIAAffAIR
ovoooooooooos "“
Germany Makes Announce-
. ment in View oi Rumors
oi German - Relations-~-
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NEW BRITAIN, Feb, 3 The
~t-liool hoard held a special meeting
MASDNIC CRAND
IDDCE IN SESSIDN
ir‘e'
L
IiitiiitlI‘II’Oll'I', IFCI). L’.-—li:tlph ’l‘.
' _ 1n ‘ , . .. . . .. _'\;t:dz- I'I‘l‘l on and revived a . . .
”Gutenlllt Berg. RCEIISQS to Per itei'rIIitUd :i‘I-ItIitltljlib Iitliiii'ii-Iiuclircllldr r\Itnliio ' - £01; £501: t‘hewcoinmiilec oil school 0N" comssmflel’s Estimate
I." “a, communication WithIWaS sill‘l‘t-‘Iltlt’rcd IlV his bondsuinii, She“ sefloufl’ Damaged m accommodations in regard to the TI. ' - - German Subnlarincs
P P . Robert F. Adams. '01. Statiil‘ord. on Accident 0" cape Race last agreement with the State Board or at "DIS all! Owns Ill the P t D ‘ G d M fl 6 Id d Abo ‘ih G k
asse ers or flsoners on,'i‘1mr_.<1;_g J; ; .. 3*, 25 4 it 1. Education for taking over the hue - I II ran a el' 0 -
so (In: I-plpus:idl\ugi:;:]I‘:'lrLulI”I‘I 1601:1113; illil. Nigh‘ chinery and equipment owned by the. Ne'xhbomood Of 700 “was OE '2? , I; ytll o l o t o Sigh‘e u e tee
3" it rxi - . . ,- 1 . ., state in the trade school. for the new "I S 3. II ne 0 CCIII'
.. KTIIIISHAHUE‘IIIIU‘? IrttIIotiIiIiIIJtItlItI‘pliltll‘ImoI’IIISIT WVRIIUDHI MK“ N'IWOI- Chairman "Itlll'al Growth oystfl' Grounds 3. y coas‘
t‘larcnce street, furnishing hail in the (leorge W. *Tmu' and E‘ (I' “00‘1“" _’said to be most Valuable in During Year
acted as it cotniiiittte which negotia-
stint of $130”
ted with the State Board of Educa-
tion non
sooitooto tioooto
Iit)l‘Illt) is charged iii
.__.__.——
Instructions have been sent by
the State
I’IENII DI IDDD AND
a bench warrant issued by Judge .
Howard J. t‘tirtis, oi the superior tton. and their tt-imtl we presented HARTFORD. Conn. Feb. 2,1'l‘wo the German government to Am-
as follows
court. witii litiiii: oit the earnings oi, . ' .. ' . .- l .
- . - . . matttrs oi rtat inttrtst to All lra a
,Itmd “mm,“ “W Ili‘Ilt'Il warrant “Ha. Al u (-olilcrence ht'Id at .\t‘\i Illlt-I \ .t ‘ " A} iiel'o e the one hundred bassador von BCTDStOIfi, t,
Iissticd at the request ol‘ Slate filiee- . ain, January ‘_'l, between Secretary t' ;D[f|N|I[ MAP OF [A Itiirtiniivtfn‘IIiI’IIiglithr'innual co'umunic-i-' Washington, “I SUCh a nature as
man Prank \‘irelli utter slni'ilar charge Weather Conditions Said to [WI :IUHI'N“ 3:“‘Il I“ f"_]“;;.":.(m'ryipwsmzl D tiott m 11);. must Worshiptttl (i“;tnt]It0 give “rersonable hope for a '
es against lloriito had been pulled in t ”r I I‘ 5 “I“ "'”‘ ' “ I“ on, “I” Lodge of t‘oiinecticut, l“. and A. .\l.. positive understanding concern-
'-"""‘“"' IIit‘Ol'Kt‘ \i‘ Train and I43. I‘. Goodwill.
representing the school committee oi
;.\ew ilrititiit \\'itli icfercnce to the
transfer or the iiiticltiiiery. equipment
I
and accessories belonging to the slate.
. V ’ v I
J
of t‘ontn-cticut. and now in use in Ihc‘
State Trade School. locattedJn NewIRt DWI“ Meeting 0' “mm
which opened at it o'clock at Mason-
ic 'l‘i-mpie iii this city today. the
amendment to the constitution that
.tii future annual communications he
held in Hartford and the report of the
committee on the matter ol' ritual.
Most Worshiplul Grand Master tilnr
I ‘IIlt‘ (‘ity Court.
Sovernntent officials at Washing-E
ton lake tip the Problem
t (lid) POINT COMFORT, \'li..
ing the Lusitania allair,” it was
announced in Berlin today.
The annoucement, which is of
a semi-official nature. is said by
the Overseas News Agency to
have been made “in conneCtion
Favorable to Those on Board
M
((‘oiitiiitied oti Sixth Page.)
i toot
tittioiit oooooo PLANS
‘II \|.lI":\.\', N. 8., Feb. 2* ’l‘ht.‘ .iap»
:iiiese steamer 'l‘itlttita iiaru and the
Isteanicr Sitter Shell, which were re-
litil‘lt‘tl to have been In collision 200
It‘eh
t2.--»’I‘Iie British South African Liner miles southeast of (‘ape ltitce last ”mill"- '“ III" \I‘K‘Mi‘m“ “It!“ SChOUI . . . p ., , - y lurv resided. . _ .
1mm“ was riding at anchor in‘ Iniitht, were afloat at 4 (“qu ””5“ and also with reference to the condi- DOHOOESIIGIHISNCOMISWJS '"t'faolrig.."lii"i?ie:f (1,.-‘II;1;rt'f;,r%_ and .With alarming English reports
{Hampton Roads early today, awaitingi I'fiiorninir. at which hour :1 wireless Harold ii. Waldo. of Glastonbury. about the nature of German-
American relations." The text
of the statement is given by the
news agency as follows: “It is
(Continued 0n Fifth Pm.)
_._._._
message was received at (‘apc Race,
N. i‘.. from the Takata.
The message addressed to the agent
Held [In "l‘ht Officers we[QIwcre appointed as the committee on
Elected, w. F, "a“ Head'ngit‘l‘tttll‘llllais.
disposition by the United States Gov»;
Prnlllt'lll oi' the claim of the (it‘T‘lllllll'
natal reserve oilicer in command that
DE DECIDED INIEIIESI
——.—-—
she is a prize of war. I ‘ ~. _ ’ , of the Marine and Fisheries lit-part- I - - . , , g
" ““3 ”INN ”m In“ “am" "‘ 'I‘rhiitI'htt‘I ILFiHIIIItiV'I M r1): "Imm-gt.m "“"” by the Pane Race wireless , 00mIIIISSl0llel'S “on“"md ““ "‘1‘ W“) true that. on Saturdal’. Jan. 29. a
illie vessel would he determined dur- ’ I" l l K ‘ I“ I " "0“") “5‘ station read “At -l il. in, received » telegraphic report from the Ger-
evening it was iinall)‘ decided to hold
the next I'ill‘lhil supper for the mem-
.lier.- oi‘ the church in lllt‘ Parish “all
next Tuesday t'il'lllilll. til 7 o'clock. .\lt
man AmbaSSador at Wahington
arrived at Berlin. showing that
up to that time it had been 1m-
bie to adjust the Lusitania
wireless 'l‘nkatii Marti Reports. engine
room :ittd stokt-Iiold flooded ’I‘nltzlltt
Aliti‘ti also reported that she Initl been
sending out numerous calls for assist-
lino: the day. and that she would be.
moved at once to either Norfolk or
Newport News, where the llritish sub
jt‘t‘ln‘ comprising the greater number
MAYDR ooooiooio lINDWS
:Slielltish t‘oiiiiiiissioncrs have estimatq
Ked that the t‘lty of Norwitilt own.~.
CDIIEIINDII 0N “IDDIIAW”.
. -. _ . jndtlri \S will he made by the ltev. 5. ll. ~- . ~ . '
oi the in: [)t’l‘SUll> aboard “ill be Q, ' uIH‘t' fllltl All!" ”10 steamer NIVH‘ . . stilllewitt‘re Ill the neighborhood ot. ossl
, _ . . . - ‘llllllll. rector oi St. John's t'liurcli. . . . . Senator Hubert ii. ili~hop oi this ‘. . p -
ti-imitted to dig A]|1b;[‘k. I’l‘ pi ' I .. . . , .SIH'II “lie tlllllltlln ll). The blIVEl' . . ‘ l t . t: t ‘ ..' ‘1‘ .~ '
Etiost of them will tillte imuII‘ldIn’IIx' “I'l‘lpppmiii on Pans“ I'MI‘IIWC’I'I Shell reports till \fcll." "II-V had a “11k “uh (.overnor ”OI"hiIiItteutlli‘itIIIntiEtTIi‘srnEIiII-‘iilviilir E‘ti‘ii‘p‘f'l inI } case m a manner satisfactory to
SM“, to secure passage from \‘ew‘ .\lrs. >. w. Hoyt, Jr, was appointed NE“- YORK. we” 1M1“. 'l‘aktita math in Hartford yesterday in the in. the fin") ”m wins an grow a “um I both Sides by friendly verbal ex-
tit) the head (it the committee on or. item sailed from london for New torch! of two women chiropodlsis whom” a acres or 5“ valuable ”.an mi ~— changes of Views. On TuCSdaY
i'i’orlt tor Liverpool. where the Appainl
1“?“ ”Wild when "1“) 3““; surprised; It was also decided to have the big
$1M captured by the bertnaii rmdm‘Il’arish entertainment and dance on
.\ r , . . i
“8: litillllta‘r’mlllifllihhlINVRIII AIIEE-Sa out i Tuesday evening, February 9. at some
' “A“ ‘ ‘ ' place. to be decided upon shortly.
. 'l‘lie vestry authorized the rector to
have racticed thirteen years, but now i .
p through tho'oym" grounds. And yet ”1”" is “OI Because he acted as interpreter last
law passed by the last‘ cnerai its-I‘m.“ 11;) tl‘cflnlteikrgcord. 9E 1““ wm‘lweek in the downtown city court,
senibly. AIIIlOllflIl they were entitled “Ilium" 1”“! "63‘0“? ‘ illayor (Tart Axel liarstroiit received
to register and receive a certificate.‘ The 5’3“” tommIss om“ “H I‘Pni‘:ifr01n Court Clerk Louis S. ileers. a
do so. lllllIt‘l‘ the time . “"0““ I" ”I" opinion that a survty ”i check for St for this service.
rangcineiits.
instructions were transmitted by
telegraph to the German Ambas-
sador which give reasonable hope
for a positive understandtng.’ .
A Renter dispatch from Berlin
York on January 22 Ill ballast. She
was owned by the Nippon Shipping
Company. which operatesileeta on
both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts.
According to local agents of the line.
tlnd themselves debarrc
., . , . . they did not
Continued 0“ Fourth Pa 0. . . . g , . . ‘ . the 'lakata Matti was .tbe last word ‘ p . . -. . ’ "999”“,- and important. in order , . . . ,, _ 0 ind
' . g ’ l .. °' .. .a. t. on... ..y a... 0...... .0-
. . . t. I . 'c e’cr . .. ~- 1 h. ., , rc titremen s. , . '. . . ’ ‘ ‘
Y .i boat of win toii., built it your “Lil. 'l jusl’ht)“ tiiany acres it owns and what. Norwalk police departmpm, and in crnment yesterday sent tele-
in‘ l
c cc to
”I K n“ r tthe exact
orzauization in the parish take some
‘part iii the entertainment and some
lor the organizations are already at
'work on their program.
"It’s it fool how."
and was on her second trip to New
formed the governor.
York. .
\‘i'ettt‘lier conditions two hundred
miles oil the southeast coast of New-
Th h SIM“? Lilo ter g“ ids sending the Si check to the city trcas
.. . .. , . c me ya ua i oys (ill , . . . ”1“
ion voted for it, rctottcd the to». .- . lll'tl‘ the mayor quotes in part .
i‘ towned by the city are 0“ t‘mflll‘oniseetion 0f the city ordinance which
ernor . ,, .
Beach. running south to Round Butch}Buys that no member of mo police do
graphic instructions to Ambassa-
dor von Bemstorfi, at Washing-
ton. which it is hoped wtll lead
'qu niotoot too
The vestry signiiied their hearty . . . . . . . "And you signed it," cattle back the . '
BROWN AND SPEllMANtlI('(‘()rtI with lht‘ plan of the Young Itlutiltlllfipd tier; latoralilt todl) to “mm” - .and along to tail Pasture. liillrlllit‘lll is t‘IISIbIP to “TM“. 3 wit- to a final understandtnq bctween
iMcn's (‘luh for their Lincoln Dinner sntn mats utrilt on the Atlantic. A ‘ - , There Was a meeting last night of near. or any other i'ec while active 0, Germany and the United States
- and hoped that it would prove a grout storm WSW.” MT ”HI Newfoundland .‘thc shellfish commissioners. and um‘dl’flWInK DIE" “5 1‘ policeman. such a ‘ a eh Lusitania affair.
-- -—- - coast yesteitiay, but it was not .i llnuilcr or natural growth oyster I“, to go ‘6 the city treasury. concerning .e
The Wolff Bureau of Berlin
announces that instructions were
cabled on Feb. i to Count von
BernstorFE on the Lusitania sot:—
uation which give reason to hope
for a final understanding. '
At the German Embassy in
Washington it was. stated today
that Count von Bernstorfi had
received no instructions. from
Berlin and that if such instruc-
tions had been cabled by the For-
. l’titiOViliiilNCE, R. 1.. Feb, 2,—Evl- success and a means of getting the
deuce in behalf of C. Victor Brown men of the Parish together for the
and Henry H. Spellnian, the two ne‘tcv'c‘ning. ,
grocs charged with having shot Din} “'0 mm"””"' or young people “9'
(3. Franklin Mohr. was introduced to-.p°Imf"I ‘0 “”“1180 ”10 Valentine 50‘
day_iu the trial of the two men and cial lor the young people of the Par»
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Molir [or the.iuurder hm hm“ "m”‘gw l” “m" it 0“ Tues-
or‘ the physician. Iday ”fining“ February IE"
Arthur (‘ushing, of counsel for Mrs.‘ .-\ preaching mission will be held in
Nohr and a co-atlmitiistrator of Domini“ church during the week at April
liiolir‘s estate, testified later tbul the: it). with the rector of (‘lirist Church.
(loc‘or‘s bank book showed a depOsitI Bridgeport. ”"3 “0‘“ J‘m“ G. Sadtler,
or test on Aug. 28, 1915, and that itis' “5 ”“3 WWW-
otliee receipt hook showed entries otI
Silt); on .\llg. 23; $224 on Aug. 28, and!
$3M. on Aug. 31. lie said that 5101:
Was round in the doctor's pockets'
shortly after he was shot on the
Jitght of Aug. 31.
Mrs. Edna ‘(TampbelL a state's wit-
1il‘~‘~. who was called by the defense,
testified it tins very dark at the.~
scene of the shooting and that one
could not see blood on the face of a
heavy one.
if the Tnitatu Marti anti the Silver
Shell met :00 miles southeast ol‘ t‘itpt‘
Race. no vessel from this port could
reach the scene. before tomorrow. it
is known that sivt-rnl transAtlantic
vessels are approaching the position
lust given by the Silver Slit-ll.
.IEII’EII ADNIES IIAIINC ‘If:2::::“:;..o*f“...‘r;...:‘I.‘.‘:;:t“a;. asst
DDIICNIJIEIDIIEII I m W” ”'°";EIIISI IEAP IEAII DANCE
Ioughly. dividing the harbor litto sec-
;tions In their estimate of the number
tot acres. in the town clerk's office;
Ithere is a map of all of the oystcriof SEA80N AB!“ succtss
”,1 . . ~. .. __ A ~ grounds, municipnlly and privately
w-II-IIH .\I.(), N. 3.. Mb. -. .lolin hd lowncd. :
1mwr' detained In connection At the meeting of the commission-
wtth the Orchard Park tragedy. ad, ‘
I , . ,. , ,, ters last night the following otiiceis
.niits IIlt ounusltip of ”It revolver were elected:
found seventy-live feet from the ntito- . .
. l’residen\~\\llhum F. Hoyt.
a e i )1 _.
mobilt in tilt Orchard 1 trk road. no , SecretnrrfwAlel’l Crockett. I'ington street. The very pleasant at-
cording to an announcement by Dis-t T . . . ,
. ' . , . rcasurcrmhdmund Aelutl'. tfllir was under the auspices of the _ ould
“I“ Ammo" Dual” M "0°" tom" Board of Directors—Trad Lorrioy.‘ Young Ladies Auxiliary or this city eign Office on Feb. 1 they W
lie “am he bought me “”90" tenibiivld B. Decker. Albert Crockett. Ed‘lTIlt‘ hall was very prettily decorated not be expected here much before
. .days ago. but at first denied owner. . . s . ‘. \ , , ‘
“I10, ship. The admission came after 1h“ inuiid Zeltin‘ and William it. Hoyt. :“lLIl litindrtds or attractixc ptnllallls,itomorr°w_ . l
ietc., a fine eflect being thus obtained None of the embassy officia 5
ownership had been traced. . ‘ ‘ h”. f rnished _ .
tThe Mumford Ortbts a u would venture .3“ opmtOn as to
’EE?‘
t .
‘- ‘music for dancing. Guests were prea- . .
sun‘s AMINS‘I' m0 MINOR SIIIIS , tent not only from Norwalk. but from what the instructions referred to
m
SUICIDEADIHDRESS !
I iREDllENl_i_l_S|l0R our
.-
t
I a
The ilrst Leap Year Dance of 1011‘.
twaa held l:.st night in the South Nor-
walk Trust Company Hall. in Wash-
DEIEIDPNENIS EXPECIED
IN DDEIAID MURDER
Dora Kiiowlton Tanous.
committed suicide recently in her
New York home by inhaling gas, was
yvvcll~itiiown to many people iii Nor-
Iwallt, having been a close friend tile
and a frequent visitor to the home
of Mrs. Edward Browne, ol‘ Seaside
{Stamford and Bridgeport. Miss Ester as giving “reasonable hopefor a
7 ‘ r ' ‘ a _ a ..
Bl HAM). I\. Y.. hob. -. hollow Tarlov was chairman of the etiicient
positive understanding," althou
'tpcrson at any distance. Geor e W. ing the double funeral today of Mrs. . , . , ; WERE "ED IonAy ~
iHealis. ilr. tilolir‘s cliauileur‘, liad Agnes 'i‘eiper ““d— h” 50‘" Frederick PIN/Ii: qulihthir“‘tatlt:ntled th- f ‘lI Immmmee “—1“ (II-“3"- they expressed the hope thaE they
stated he saw blood on Dr. lilohr's 0‘ T9199“ “”0 were murdered on ”'9' offithe noted autliorOSs whoItotiIINIirt‘Ir: “'— — would be satisIaCtOYY to the UN“
in. t‘- Orchard PM“ road, Sunday. important own life because she feared blindness; ...._.—._—— ed States‘
developments are predicted in oilicial
circles. John Edward Teiper. who
was with his mother and brother on'
ti’lrs. Bessie Spellman. wife of lien-
lry n‘pcilman. and «bits. Gertrude nail-i
o
and a second stroke of apoplexy. Tbc' BOSTON. Feb. -.—The 1’0““ suits
authoress and her little gi‘aitddaugle brought by the Guaranty Trust Com-
4
I.
$100 damages are asked in the stiitIIURKISH “HR
brought against Fred J. Scam. of thisi
city. by A. Chernitzky,\of New Ha-.
The London Daily liliail pub-
lishes a statement fromits Athens
Pi. his sister, gave testimony in nu . . . .~ - - ~ . . .
tport of! his alibi. 'Mrs. Spellman sag, the automobile ride, will be. presentl {1.31:}; “If: highbrow this my “m“ i tinny. the'NatiOnfll (.ity Banlr yandlven. The plaintiff alleges that hint ""8 SUIBIDE correspondent regarding retenf
.0“ the night of the murder. Henry “I I’m“ ”‘9 “0““ and (‘hUN‘h SN'VAC-E'S. ' I (“31‘1“ “- Rantoul. Jr., 0‘ 39“ xOI'I‘tlseaini sold him i.l16 pounds oi. complaints made by K1112 Con-
! Mrisalnous ltransllated 100 books and Maurice Hansenns. of Brussels.
) , '_ 'roin tie i‘renm. Ste is the author. N rth German llo d
Icll‘llitigé‘gllhldt“lllip lighie‘ItIittehi: {3:113:33 f" spvei‘."°‘“““"" 1“” Imm- whim).:Ilgglllfit‘lilllill‘zoxnlginy. to recover r‘noyre
law in this city. tiie' house being in: “032. 1“i 112° “find? M ”w ”E‘me’ii‘ ”Hm 1009,00“ “0‘1“” ‘“ “mg“ “9' but' the “skimminta'S” at a Price 9"" I‘OND‘m' Feb“ - - ‘mainl with the reasons for the“ ,
guarded meanwhile. ’ (fills . r00! anglish and (190d born). fcaust' the steamer Kronpriuzessin .Cpedmg 3 cents a pound, the plaintifi'. suicide of Yussot lzzedtn. Heir Appar-i, _ y in various points ‘
The condition of Grace J. Teipmhiwibar a nu tuber of. ’ihe ironclp (let-ilit‘ failed to complt‘lt‘ her "OY'Iciaims that Mr. Scam refused to de.Ient to the Turkish throne, is report-iAllies occupy. g a precau-
was reported as much Improved. Shel sat-Piliiv 01“ 01 1“" high?“ “0‘10“" age [0 France and England. just be- llver 11“. goods. Attachment has been ed in a dispatch received by Reuter’sjn Greek territory as . n
had two brief lticid spells during ”10' 0 “I“ $56M“, “,1“ 1“”me with qt fore the outbreak of the war. were. made for 3150‘ Telegram Company lt‘ron'1n Constanti-Ition against submagmeé Xian
- . ~ . , , . .. .. h " ‘t ' '. :. d toln. . .._ no le b wa or Ber in. to message. ‘ at er
night, but did not .53) who struck. “my (if each of Mrs. Ilalltllls' boogitdlsmlwo ( y '10 (‘OIIGCI 01] a note of $8518 Tho‘safis 1h: Crgwn Prince ended hi8 “:8 makes the assertion t sigh
“skimmings” at 3 cents a pound. for:
which he gave a deposit of 35. When.
Mr. Chernitzky found a purchaser to}
he action of the En‘
accompanied by officers.’ Telper spent
The statement deals
135’ p. m.~Thet
Mom to her mother‘s for supper, and
then to his sister‘s to sleep. She ad-
imitted she was not living with ltim at
the time.
Istantine on t
Itente Allies.
0
an“
n
(Continued on Page Nine.)
is lit
oioioooo' ‘
her. . ._ . “"'—"'_"""_ F. W. Thorn son Cont nni’ has ‘ en
the local woman received a letterI brought suit fol3 $100 damages against by cutting arteries. 1“ his palace misubmarlnes 11th; biasts more
trout Mrs. Rdnous several days be“: f HI”) w. H. and May C. Geer. ot'thls cityfl? o‘clock yesterday morning. ill-around the Grce c . in
tore-her death. and had visttcd her I i . ' Attorney Leo Davis represents the' health is given as the reason. . Ethan three hundred times
short time before. .\'0 intimation was
made. at any time 0! her contemplated
ithree months. It is alleged also
plaintili's in both of these cases. Pa-l . an
ithat these submarines how: be.
pet's, which are returnable in both
DNIDJIIIENJiDAI
C. V. S. ASSOCIATION ELECTS.
DE WINIEII CNDNEN
It's a cinch the ground-hog didn't
deed. and Mrs. Browne was greatly
shocked when the news reached her.
- ~—- -0“...
I IAIIDII “IAIN DISCIIAIICED
instances to the City of Norwalk court
on "I" second 3‘0““! in February.I State Veterinarians Choose Dr. Cor-
Isupplied with petrol and prOVis-
vessels. ,
BIDIIIS UP AND SINIISI
HUNTINGTON, W. “1.. Feb. 2.—
The Sam Brown. a Pittsburgh boat.I
sank within a few minutes utter “her.
boilers exploded in the Ohio‘River.
ions by Greek'
were filed today with the town clerk;
by Deputy Sheriff Nelson W. Berle-l
dict.
See his shadow this morning, for
Z’IUIICIB Horace Johnson's young bliz-
. 33rd was spending its fu'ry. it you
-_ .believe in the ancient ground-hog
Ulradltion the backbone of winter is
i’brolten. Had the weather been clear.
and the sun shining. the ground-hog
.- would have seen his shadow. and
back to his warm winter home he
.- :would go to reninln...tor six weeks,
adoring which time "Inter would stay
___gerltl. us. But his shadow he did not.
39:. Spring is expected at an early
. a c .
Today is Cnndlems Day. and I:
win of Canaan for President. I
HARTFORD. Feb. 2.——The annual.
Iconvention o! the Connecticut Voter
According to Berlin new?-
pspers. as quoted by Reuters
Amsterdam correspondent. a new
order was put in force by Eng-
land on Feb. 1 under which the
greater part of all products of the
textile industry was confiscated.
The Tageblatt says it is highly
significant that on this occasion
the government does not seize »
nu material. but finished in
holes.’ Included in the list are all
“MW“ MAN 10 M A I David Gaubtnger. at my street. and
PMaurice Seize] and lsndor Polslry. ot,
\\'ashlngtori,street. arrested yesterdayi Iinary Medical Association was held
A v morning for violatins the child labori METAL woaxans STRIKE. Iliere yesterday and the election at
law. in that they employed children! NEW 'YORK. l-‘eb. 2.-—A strike.‘omcers resulted as follows:
under the age of 16 years without which union leaders clllm has cour' President—Dr. (l. 1-}. (Yorwln of Cl-
opposite this city today. it is be- having on file the necessary workinxmletely tied up the Brooklyn plant of nun; til-It vice-pn-sluent-lir. G. I.
lleved thntiew ot the crew were sav- William B. Hamilton. 0! this city,jurttnc.te iron the state board otttbe American mar Refining Cone Cheney 0: New Haven; second vice-
ed. who tor mun! run was connected education. were this morning roan-l party. was called today by the Metal president—4n. F. I). Manuel! 0! Der-
MIO“! 8*! 8“"1'0" from the hot! with Hart‘s Theatre both as treasurer guilty by Judge George H. Voebunh worm-r Union. The entire stall of by; secretary. Dr. A. T. Gilnrd of
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tollowtne the explosion. The boat to matte a unannou- troupe usual Judge Vacuum: warned the the» noted an. M In about 3.500 Blond or Waterbury.
was blown to pieces. I will tour the west on tar as the «not men, and the tor-nip. vu ms t (3: e-ployso in all at the pull. Board of Censor: .. 0r. 0. W. “to
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