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Going to Take Over Personali-
ties Instead of Personages Next
Time, lie Says
(‘lllt‘.\tl(), Feb. T.— Henry Ford, .of
Detroit, who sent it peace ship to Eu-
rope. has a new peace plan.
"1 would like to tell you about the
new peace plan, but I must wait until
my party has returned from Europe,"
said Mr. Ford yesterday. lie said he
was perfectly satisfied with the re-
.Iury Out Nearly Seven [flours Be-i
fore Bringing in a Verdict in;
Providence Murder Trial 4
CASE MAI 00 I0
_ SUPREME CIIIIIII
Faints Is She Ilears .colored Men ‘
and that his recruits would be “per-t
sonulities rather than personnges." E
"The new venture is along the
same lines as the first one" contirrl
uctl Mr. Ford, "but on a larger scale?
I shall include some of the people ii
iiiitiiitiiiiwiit” ;
litli‘l't‘iit'éi”..:Et":.-:-:t::tt J
ER0M titling;
anciai and Political Affairs
E (In Saturday afternoon at «1:250
, In'cluck Moses H. Glover. of Main.
‘ lstreet. one of Norwallt‘s most promi-
‘NEW "3'3“" Road Will Renew hem and popular citizens, passer
. ,away at his late home, after having‘
RemainderMay l on Best Pos-tbeen m tor wt mo weeks with a.
. iseverc attack of pneumonia and ”I
stole ‘ferms tpboid fever .
.city in this, the son of Mr and Mrs.‘
tanti during lIIt' early part of his ma 1
- G PlAN‘hOOd’ he was associated with his fit-1
‘ther in the grocery business. on Wall‘
tstreet. In issl, .\Ir. tliovcr formed a;
lpartnersltip with ’l‘licodore Olsen. of.
- Sort-tall. :tul started tt shoe busincss‘
$27,000,000 In one"“' 5 Pe"jou \‘l'allE sirtEt-t I“tlllI' years later. the
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0i IURKISH
MASSACRES
Members of South Norwallt Baptist
Church IIear Interesting Account
From Rev. V. II. Shahliaz, Who
WHO SIAIIVEII I0 DEIIH
2,500 Persian Christians Killed In
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.ERESH GERMAN REGIMENISM
lCONCENIRAIE NEAR ICIiEVlIiOVIii
tititiiittiiltiti
Siltlif i wssrr
lteputy Sheriff Benedict had a rath-
‘cr lively time Saturday night for a
New minutes. when. upon attempting
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ling armed with an axe, started to put
:g‘dn Society of Chicago. He sold his ”91”! (”mm who “Hid m the upperl l . , . "-
_ . . . . - ur a real ar ument. l‘he sheriff as-
new “mm W dmmg IEih‘l’ sum) ll” l~.u- [ll-I01] 0"]“NES {Dim 0E Ni'r‘mlkv “H” ”I" ““10" line. isilsicd by Charles \'crlin however Armamen' Plant i.
rope to an en woii ( ie on a target Ili' bo 'liotd was spent in Norwain, i . , ‘ _ A _ . f ‘ ' ’ .
scale tiiun the Oscar ll. expedition l a ) I u soon wrciithtd Em formidable weap BOIIBIIIIH
on away from Felix. before any ser- t
' ions damage could be done. The trou
ble oi' the evening started when Felix.
who was under the influence of liquor,i
’went to a neighbor's house where his
Illl(‘t‘t‘ was staying, and dcmanded cu»
trance. 'I‘his bcrct'uscd, Racannelli
hm
. A dispatch from Athens to the
.Secolo. of Milan, say that French
lavrators reported continued con;
- had on the Oscar II. The peopiet . g- . \ mu . _ 3 . . 1 ‘ -
‘ Are Held For cflme , “”055 ”W water “”9 “SIUHISIH‘UE cent- Hat‘s "early Due-Report? IIEISIELErrlIIItxiiitEtIL‘Bu tiltireEEEildSoauEEg \\(E)EI FIOt "3553“. B The Turks _. 9:281:22 EIEEIE'EEEHEwalEn III/endllilli [Illt‘fEiEEIffintguorli 0f adyersary ‘0’?“ On
u t“ hen they saw the personnel of that, Awaited I‘mlk' Ill \tIllt‘II Milton Elwood is! y :happcned [0' be passing. This 9“ l. C TCC frOnticrs. German re-
PROVIDENCE, R. 1.. Feb. 7.—~.'tirs.'p“n‘"' . they had expected to set. “4 “0w manacer .\ store was afterward: SI'Od‘y "IO Russians ”as“! t‘rlix. and he wvm to his hommiinforcemcnts are advancing from
Elizabeth R Mom “is “mun...“ lot of litslibmtw and were surpriscttt ._....__. Iopened on Wall strtt’l in the First ,8... m. a”, and slur...“ out to find thorUskub to the northwest or GieV-
89‘1"th b)’ a jury in the superior to m“! mil} Hwy “‘3” lust everydayl
court did! charge of having instigat~ people. “”3" would “Willi“ ltt‘ltcvel
ed tlte murder of her husband lir me “he” 1 mm them I could my”
C Franklin Niohr C Victor lirowti“ Iif'tilllltll thousands more of the sitiitef.‘
in a statement made public totlay.I
President llowurd Elliott of the New"
York. New Haven at llarttord Itail-i
road t‘onipany outlines the plan tie .
(Continurti on Twelfth Page)“
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A particularly vivid recital of the
horrors of the recent harrowing mus—
hfll'l’t's of the Persian Christians by
man who had driven him away fromgell, fresh German regiment:
the house. and kill him. Sheriff lien have arrived at Monastir and
edict was notified of the rumpus ”Austrian forces are concentrating
the meantime, and started at onccl , _
,,,,UDle_ new”, around Tchevrkovco. A Bulgarian
morning. but was to'itiuued until :..
Refusal of Canadians to V
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stills of his peace expedition. \ir tllover dis a native son of W E Wt T H l‘ ' ' '
‘ . . - » . . to arrest I'Wllx Racannelli 0t Ward
.\ir. ltord came. here to attend a IN rwalk hating been born in this as ye IIIOSS 0 OI'I‘OI'S ‘ n . _ .' . Ki '
banquet given last night by the Michi- U ‘ ' -—..~_. Iblru" the "M“ 5110““ fight, and be» "ea In Explosn’n d L;
and Henry R. Spellman who were. I . .. . , l . . for the scene of the
. . . . . .. . . . z‘ .t I'Ill lil . . . t--- .
accused oi the actual killing. wero' ”1‘.“ I! i””;”:.“-‘ ,"l‘dg‘fl'xfilfl fil‘j'IEf‘, “”“_ IPRIPAREDNESS fUND III; (‘1‘:1:::0“:l‘bmf;§:i (‘I‘llll‘l‘lllll‘ from pained by tliai'les \erlm. Raccancl dIVlSIOn. says the dISPatch”:
found guilty. The jury reported 311‘ HEHHHWUV rim?” fi(;.l&:.“°rdi‘,for r‘,‘ the lips "f Rev YE ll Shuh'bay M ll ““3 found 0“ N‘W Vilma" “it‘ll“? finally, has left Kusitcndil going"
“:07 o'clock. after having been uutt mill“ tit. llt ~t~ . U 0"“.‘HIT .i. . . ‘, _. j ' ..’. , .. ‘ with the axe under his arm. -lle rc-‘t I d \
since 10:50 o'clock Saturday our 3 p” “9"" “mo" ”I ”W company “u“! lnm‘l‘ ”rm“ “h” “M “H “Um 2I1:;t'tl to hand the too) over but after 0 sout 1w.“ and thc transfer 0‘
ills. . «Mli’y I, ~ ‘ ' ‘ .3 tress t;t't‘httpt:'rlr‘iblc lrtlgcdies llililt‘fcu being handled around for if few Min-theavy artillery from NISh t0 the‘
Mrs. “0E" Sthllllt‘d “'Illlt' ”10 fore-' RIVER IN BOlIVIA l IEMMNH MEN” 5 statement fol i "131?...”i,."§f.'..‘..,mz spoke of u... re- utes, the axe was taken away iroin Bulgarian frontier is confirmed. L.
man was announcing the verdicts, ( ”“5' -——-fi— « 'Il’f"ti of ”H: id” hn' soldiers who him, and he was landed in the stationl The Norwegian steamship;
Her head dropped forward and she l ...__. E ‘ ' . . " house on \\‘aier street. Iiis case‘B .
_ .- ' . H . I. . i _.-.___ . . i .... . were guuitiiug his mission and the .. | . -. .1 _ . ‘1 ogstad, Galveston to Gothen-
was slipping from IllI tIi.ttr whtn l, tt onttuuttl on Print tour) Democrats Plan to levy [ax OII III- people ”WM,” and the ”mum: m. ”w ttililt tip I)t fort Jutlpt Lotttwoutl this burg, With a cargo of cotton, and
her lawyers grasped and supported
her. while a court officer rushed tor
a glass of water.
Section of laPaz, 1,600 Yards.
Long Affected and Loss writ tie?
Ileavy
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“ms 'Vit't‘fi received It‘rc 'frdnt'ln .l’az.i _ t329.3;Eflyrfimlgtfii‘n|:‘fmfi|upr(fi;:: A pathetic feature of the lecture; [NGUleD BY “000' The British Admiralty has re-
tcapital of tllollviu. a section of thef . ‘ ’ ' was Mr. Sbahbaz telling of the death fused permisswn to, the Nor-
.section comprises mostly residences
‘of the poorer classes although there‘
tare in it the market. barracks ttiid’
Ithe museum of the archaeologist Pos-
nunsky. ' t
icity. about 1.000 yards long, is slid-t
ing into the (,‘houuc Yarn River. The]
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Mexican Insurgent teaderlerroriz-
t heritance, Oomies and Ant-
COASHNG ACCIDEN] I munition to Raise Money.
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WASHINGTON. it b; 7.-~«Altbouxh
IWuys and Means committee have de-
'l"lic friends of thc .Iilllsitle Schooilt-idcd tipon tentative plans for rain-
wlll be sorry to learn that one of‘inc the needed revenue.
IIH‘ .VOum: ladies and one teacher The incomes of the country. with
were injured while coasting Saturday the present limits of exemption. but
night. The sled on which they \\ert‘1‘\\‘llll the rate materially increasing in
sliding collided with a pole at the proportion to the size of the Incomes.
corner of t'ulon tl‘urk. throwing them will bear the brunt of the cost, if it
’l‘urks. lie tit-st ribcd this first lllll’nNr
cre, in which 2,300 I'ersiun t‘hristiuns
were hacked to death try the Invad-
ers. The only protection offered were
-the churches in which the refugees
of his twoyenr~old boy. who died be-
fore his eyes of starvation.
A glowing account of the t‘hristluns‘
retreat from a small village to the
main city was related. During this
trip it wandering band of Turks was
met with. and the timely arrival ofa
an American doctor was all that sav-
t the Drammcnsijord, New York
.to Bergen, with a general cargo.
have been taken into Kirkwafl
Still 01 10108 lit.f'§:i:h..:ti;°‘§t.'fit.’:°m
otlock this afternoon.
iwegian steamer Ontaneda now at:
.‘St. John‘s, N. F., to take on suf-
Thousands of Persons Ilre teft;fic::1nt 60;! to enablefher tea pro-
. 5ce on er voyage rom open-
IIOIIIOIOSSIII SOIIEOI’SOI’II man';hagcn for Baltimore. The Onta-
sas-Sixteen lIVOS Ire lost inc-(la formerly was under Spanish,
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0' "min: cam, at lagttna, 0|"-{ticao E’IEEttxlEIols EEEE‘IitiEEItEIIIIin‘ottq’lllEtlixtEll-Ihon" “M's? Rm“ Turner, 0f l-Iamp ‘5 "wan” to provide it. lnhcri- ed the Persians from being cxtcrmi- 'rengtcr under the same nametht
. “ ,' "j ‘ ,1 ‘ ‘ ~> . ‘ton. \irgium, teacher in the I’rlmu") latices. dowrics. and the like. Will ' . , , -—-— i t fe d th N
h h 000 bolitnonos. A bolttnonos is about. ). . . . , . . . noted. The spcakcr. In discusuni. ,was rans f‘t‘e to c orwe-
II In , , , l tpuitnienl was much shaken tip :llItI come I!) for their shares of taxation. . , _ > 1 IT“ t.‘ ROCK Ark lt‘cb ~ _. Thct .
‘41 cents. The slide is said to bc cnus- . . . . . . . , the methods used by the Turks. IOIltli - . - . . . .. . t. . gran flag last December. 011 Do... ..
t >1 1 ' _ 1 till . . ‘Sllll’t red considerably from IIIQ' A munitions tax also may be decided ‘d th i anncr of torturin their rapidly widening lake in southeastern
” ‘3 “" " NEW" ”‘1" u“““"““"‘ shock. .\‘o bones were broken. bow on I on er m 'g . - . cmbel’ 28 she left Copenhagen
El. PASO Feb. 7.«Frunclsc0 \‘iilu 'cd H”, river bank. evcr d h 1 1 , > . ' '1 'li \‘ th victims, and mutilatlng their dead Arkansas. formul by the flood waters . I) II -
- . . an s e s niproiing Sit‘tltlll). Representatives I\ it I n of . or bodies. . of the Arkansas my” pouring through _m 3 _ast.
Mexican insurgent leader. terrorized,
the mining camp of Laguna. (‘hibua-g
lluu, on Monday last, and threatened'
to "kill all Gringoes he caught." no,
cording to Mexico passengers who ur
rivcd here today on the first train
from south in eight days. i
SERVICE or sort—
Dititlillll POPlllllt‘
On Monday last they said Villa' “mp- to ho,- skull This - . - - .. . . . . .
' ' . .. . moruln . . fuse to vote for such iiicasurts and lit. , . . . . . . .
appeared at lhc Pielagos Mine of” )report is vcrv Itn'fll‘lllilt’ its boll) St: is opposed to It himself. .“l” will“? 0' ”‘9 ’9‘?f°;°““TR‘:“‘ “mm“ ”mm" been refused by the imperial”
llaguna anld ransacked t'bef towii.t It takes more than inclement weath-HIW‘S arc resting comfortably and; Republican leaders now are being :Eiltliltclln(int :clortnfiagmgnt (er rat‘s (continued ""‘—on Eighth Page )~- authorities; ‘ .
t’atmg on .V 8- small SUBDI) 0 corn. ‘er to keep away lnrge congregations. with normal temperatures. Dr. H. li.‘ fell out on the revenue question. They Shahbaz's ”909'“, from the prison.‘ _ ' I A Bucharest dispatch to the
Upon leaving. they said, Villa made from the First Methodist Episcopul'
”W threat against lb? Americans; Ichurch Sunday evenings. 'l‘he popu-
0" Vtednesday. N “'“S Bflidv Vmatlar service of inspiring and helpful‘
reappeared with 200 followers and song has got the people singing, antl=
told the laborers to leave, asserting everybody seems to enjoy it. The3
he did not want any mines owned byt pastor, Rev. William G. (lifiln. mitts ttI
antericans l0 _be operated. The message appropriate to the Service.“
lielagos mine is owned by an Eng-and outside talent is heard and vervl
lishman and an American now Invinuch enjoyed. Last evening (wall;
Chihuahua City. ‘ence Brown efficiently led thc'coum
‘The passengers (199131‘811 ”131 011‘ gregational singing, and the talcntctil
icbmarr 3.4Pab10.1fipez. who is salt“ young violinists, Mabel Miller and
to MW (“team the 1'90““ massacre‘ Elizabeth Wilson. assisted Miss Bcs!
or fit Americans at Santa Ysabel. with'ste Semple. who was at the piano,
20 followers rode. into Fresno, a eubvé Miss Elsie Sterling sang a cliarmingi
urb‘of Chihuahua CW. killed four:solo. and Miss Augusta Fallon and
soldiers. stole a number of horses and .Mrs. J_ W. Mace were heard to good
escaped. ‘ . advantage in a pleasing duet. These
(Ittltlmbua Clll'. It IS said» has aTservices are very popular and much‘
cartoon of only 500 Carranza troops? credit is due Archibald T. Merriam.
and frequent killings in the streetsjttte organist and .iuuslcul director. for
were reported. Sixty Americans rte-.‘thejr success. t
main in Chihuahua City. ———-————-—- .
necnotl consnnnroiis EINIERESIINI; CLUB,
IIIIIIE SERVED SENTENCES:
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Edward Hotter, Alexander Aczell.|'
Chill I95 Houghton, Joseph O'Mafai
and George Sovern. former city of—E. The next meeting of this interest;
ficials of Terre Haute. lnd.. convicted; mg club for young men will be heldt
m the election conspiracy case, wereiat Cashs Bungalow, chestnut stream!
released from the United States Pent-3°" Thursday next. The speaker of:
the evening will be Dr. J. A. Meek ol‘l
Iinothcr. who with Tcipcr's
‘Pllfll‘tl Park highway at week ago lastI
.ltlltI Tcipcr
Miss Charlotte Thomas. of New York
City, who is a junior in the High
School Department. was steering the
sled and received the full force of the
collision. She is suffering consider-
ably because of injuries to her nose
and law. but fortunately escaped in-.
Carolina, chairman of the committee.
and the Democratic leader of the
House. has decided against any stump
tax or a change in the Underwood
tariff.
Sixty-one Democrats in the House
have notified him that they will re-
nre being told that they cannot con-
Isclentiously advocate it big Army
rand Navy. and then refuse to support.
in reasonable revenue raising measure.
"The. task is proving most difficult.
Democrats say. as a large Republican
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”PER "El” 0“ FIRST gelcment is determined to force the
ocean nunorn cannot. home .0 ”‘9 “"‘"~ “"d ”’9‘
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i tiring a titans of figures to attempt to
5demonstrato how easy it would be to
lil'vl-‘l-‘Aldi, Feb. 7.—-.lobn EdwardIraise $150,000,000 in such it way. i
’i‘eiper was arraigned before Justice!
Louis W. Marcus in the Supreme»
Court hot-p today on a charge of mur-E [ODGING HOUSE “RE
der in the first degree for the slay-
ing of Mrs. Agnes M. Tciper. hisI FATAL T0 TWO PERSONS
W. Kellogg Is in attendance. with Dr.
Charles Potter of New York as con-
sultuut in Miss 'l‘lioums's case.
brother, I
Frederick (‘.. was killed on the 0rd
PORTLAND. Me” Feb. 't‘.—Two per-
.‘tlotitin for ball was dcuicdisons were burned to death and twelve
was committed to jailiothcrs were rescued early today in is
until Wednesday. litre which destroyed a small building,
The charge was made before Justice the upper floors of which were occur
Marcus as a committing magistrate-dined as a lodglnt: “01159. The (It‘lld
Edward R. U‘Itlallcy. former state at-1 are Ernest L. (love and his wife. who
torney-gcneral. acting as counsel for‘ were recently married. Mrs. Gove
Telpcr, demanded an immediate ex-, had reached the street from her room
amination, District Attorney Dudley on the third floor. but immediately
asked that it be deferred until “’9th turned back In an effort to save. her
"(’Sdfll' morning. TWO days' delay was! husband. tllcr body was found in it
allowed under the code. he said. fltallway, twenty feet front Gove'a
Justice 'Marcus said that inasmuch: body.
as this was the first time Teiper had, A number of the lodgers saved
been before a court, he was inclinetil themselves by jumping. while others
to agree with the distriiz" tittorney4 were rescued by firemen.
that the state was entitled to two
days' delay. I
night.
,iuit his initial
suspended two weeks or more.
The speaker tttatcd he and 20.000
of his people were quartered for six
months in a Turkish prison. During
those few months 8.000 of the prison-
ers died, and the living were obliged
to bury the dead in the small cnclo
sure where they were confined.
The speaker said he escaped to New
York by way of Russia and Greeti-
land. the trip taking about 21 days.-
He is in this country collecting funds
to forward to the American Consul. at
‘i‘eraln. for the relief of the refugees.
A liberal contribution was made fol~
lowing the address last night in the
local church.
M
iiiitt, intuit 1W0]
breaks in the levees had engulfed at The steamer was delayed by a
score of towns last night, leaving sev-
eral thousand persons homeless. six-3 ,
tcen lives have been lost in the. last JOhns on Ian“ 26’ Short Of coal.
few days and damage. that probably, Information as to Why the On-
will run Into hundreds of thousands‘taneda hs been placed on the so-
of dollars has resulted In the richlcaned Admiralty “black li‘ct."‘hao
nro MEN’S-FAIR OPENS nt MIISIO
IIIlll perished. Three buildings were
Members of Uncas Tribc. No. 26, . . ;
l. 0. R. .\i.. and the American BantlIdudmg ”‘9 one m wh‘Ch the
have combined to make the joint fainfamous 12'mCh hydraulic cannon.»
which opens tonight in Music Hall one . were made.
. that .\'orwalk will have reason to long
:succession of gales and put in St. _-
LSecolo. of Milan, says that in the »_
iexplosion at the Skoda armament v,
ffactory in Bohemia. 195 war-kitten? . .
iblown up. the dispatch adds. in~
' remember.
The affair will be opened in roya
and his staff of city officials, who are
to be escorted from the City Hall by
the American Band. Aside from the
city officials the other guests of the
evening will be the members of
=t‘ockenoe Tribe.
The Minstrel Five from Bridgeport motte, of the French army, has
\‘le‘l-ZXNES, Ind. Feb. 7.—Two cn-‘
cinemen were drowned today, when
the engine hauling Big Four passen-
ger train .\'0. is on the \‘inccnnes
branch went through a bridge on the
Indiana side of the Wabash Rivcrfi
south of here.
The bridge, weakened by the flood
waters. gave way as the engine got}
on it, but the coupling broke. saving'
the train. I
About sixty feet of the bridge wch
down with the engine and it ist
thought that traffic on the line will bet
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will furnish the entertainment
night. There will be dancing, and
plenty of other interesting diversions.
There are in the enigbborhood of fit-
teen booths, and the ball is very
Ehundsomely decorated. The fair will
continue for one week.
TllG GARNET! SINKS
IN CONNECTICUT IIIVEII
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saynn‘oox, ‘Feh. 7.—Tug Jobn
Garrett. of New York. sank in fifteen
1 said that.
slylt‘ by Mayor (‘arl Axel darstromi"eSt cor-res
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according to the Buchaé“;
pendent of the Messagi- .
gem. of Milan. the great Skodai
works at Pilsen had been partly
destroyed as the result of an ex.-
plosion.
General Nicholas Victor on-
“"idied from illne5s contracted at1-_ '
the front. He was one of the
heroes of the retreat from Char- ,
leroi. during which he command-
ed the rear guard brigade of the
French Seventeenth Army Corps»?
in their .
weekly financial review, point out: ..
that significant changes have 0c...
Berlin newspapers
curred in the foreign exchange
markets since official quotations ‘
were issued for the first time on. ~
Jan. 28. On Saturday New York,
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tentiary here toda , bavi ' ' . ' ‘ ‘ ' 1
their full sentence: All (gangs)??? )‘t’eat avenue. who' will speak on "This man could have been brought? "H" M" EXHIBIT if“ 0i “3}" I“ the Connecticut River Exchange was .06 lower. [SW-153 '
their conduct at the prison, earned dBreathing. This Will be an inter- before a magistrate last week,” said} DIVORCE momci bunday night about 8 fhglmga;m exchange 1.375 lower. Dutch ex: ,1» .
<0 good behavior allowances.
itonnr toms tits
esting subject for all the members, es-
iMr. Dudley. “His counsel could have
pecially those of the Athletic Depart-- secured action by the court if he soI
merit. Next week the meeting will be.
‘on Wednesday when Dr. E. H. Gum-l
:dcslred."
Justice Marcus then granted
theE
bert will give a most interesting ad~s district attorney's request for an ad- hlbitions of the Silvcrmine. Rowdy-
dress on his visit to Ober~Ammergaqu0urnment until Wednesday morning.‘ ton, and Westport artists. will
Many refusing to entertain Mr. O'Muliey'aE held at the tomc of Miss Frances A.
be
AT MISS IIIIIIII'S HOME
Samuel C. Beardsley. of Bridgeport.
The fifth of the series of art etc has been appointed a special commit.
tee to hear evidence in the divorce'
which was recently brought*
this‘ today.
suit
against Lester K. Warren. of
her 5
ing a collision with
Bridge due to a broken rudder. All
hands were uninjured. The T. A.
tScott Company of New London sent a
‘Iightcr and tug to the scene and it
is thought the vessel would be raised
change 6.75 lower, Swedish :1:-
exchange 2.30 higher. The new:-
the new arrangements, designed
change .75 higher and Austrian .1
paper states that the success of
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and its great “Passion Pia ." . . . . .
E y to eliminate speulative manipula-
tion. is assured. «t ,
A fine of 75.000 marks are a“
by Renter‘s Petrograd correspo’n» 1‘ ‘
$75,000 FIIIE
' ' prominent citizens have shown theirtmotlon for bail for his client.
M)R'PH ADAMS. Mass. Feb. 7.—— interest in this Club. and have ex-
Fotrr wooden buildings in the business pressed their desire to help in its
section of the city. occupied as stores development. by speaking uninterest-
and offices with lodging rooms on the~ lug subjects. The Club seems to be
tilurd. in 43 West avenue, this city,
The Grand Jury. which will hcarIon Friday and Saturday afternoons
the evidence against Teipcr. was Im-Iand evenings. February II and 12.
panelled In Justice Marcus' court tell The exhibitor: will be Henry 6.
minutes before the prisoner‘s nrrelgn-tThomson and George Avlson. of stl~
city. by his wife. who before
marriage was. Miss Ruth J. Dufauli. I
dire. Warren alleges Intenipernnccl ASIIEVILLE. N. 0.. Feb. 7.—-An in-
and cruelty. The taking of evident-t". formal discussion of experience In
by n committee I: somethlnl new solchild lnbor reform was the principal
CHILD LABOR REFORMS.
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E' ‘1‘”: "r. “100" w"? .deflwyw by fire. well founded a- ”I" be ”9°“ by Its merit. District Attorney "“th '1“: "mine: Wilfrid M. Evonds. of West: far as local divorcee are concerned. topic today before the twelfth annual W to 1"" been I‘VE“! “.1 0h .
‘; “firs 9“ 0‘ “I‘m“ ”8 oBlimtuedlconstitution and try-laws, which wflllaek it to take up Teiper‘l cane duhtpon. and (some I". Muendel. of Row- Mn. Watson is rewarded by Afton; minimum on child lobar. m in IOII-. “" . .
er I .000. mice! In‘ tomorrow's Sentinel. it was we. "ton. '11., before", at BMW!” ion hm. ,. (Continued on Third Page.) I I
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