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lini‘iio \llesalidl'o, the noted tenor,
of illln (‘1!) and ‘.\‘c\\ Yol'lt, sang :it n
coii't-ei't yesterday, iti \t'iv Yotlt cit).
Rogers 8: Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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.‘\li~-.~ Hilllll’ (‘hati 'tt-l's il‘i\' numbed
l'-‘i‘;|)tt>l|lllll iii the :i and tow store and
has; zzi-ti-pted one “Hit 1. titiiden, of
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Melitta-rs of the ‘i‘onieii’e lit-lief
(‘Ul|“~ iiiid Douglas l-‘owlet' l'ost. t; .\.'
\\:tt~liiii:iiitt fill‘f’m- it, will uiii- a valentine rtlt'i'di on tili-
”—‘“"" melting of I"t‘l-'ii;il) l! in the You,
“W" “m be “ ””"V‘mg M ”W riiiu~ on \thitlilt'ltlll slit-ct The
’lloard of illrt‘(‘i01‘.\ oi the Nttl’Willii PHMMH, “r ”H, ”W”. M“ Maw“,
t‘iiiiinber ot' t‘onlmeicc tonight, in the
headquarters ill the ’i‘iuvn .\>:t‘illbi)
Hall. on Wall street .
7 , . _ ,. FREIGHT HANDLERS lN BOSTON
Svec'a orchestra, of this cit), \till MAY RETURN. I
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\liiwiti, is active with the committee
iii charge of iill> itil'ztit'.
furtlisiih music at a forthcoming dancet
to be given by the members of. the ~
Iiid'getield cotiiicil ot‘ Knights of Col- Tentative Agreement Made After
umbus. . Three Months’ Strike. i
l BOSTON, Feb. 1.—Annoiincement
”am" N' Ferris, of “'6’" street», was that a tentative agreement had hi‘t’ll‘
a visitor Saturday in New V)“ t‘ltl'. made for the return to work of thel
“he" he visited the Motor "0m shoe. freight handlers of the New York,‘
' . H; ‘ ‘Ii Palace. " t _ ,
l" m” ('1 "“1 tentit thew Ilaven & Hartford railroad, who:
have been on strike in this city for:
Ni» Lydia iioutou. of South \\ll-. .,
. . more than three months, was made,
tout “'i'h taken suddenly ill [Ills niorn- , . t
. . . . _'ht urinal lit'tldqtltll'if'l‘.» Inst
inwitl the .Norwallt station. .Div‘
“ilf‘iit'tlf‘li was summoned and..-
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night:
_LT€l'lllt-i of agreement Were not iiindei
lilijti “ ”n first aid sunlni ( trubiic. but it was stated that the old:
1“ ‘ ‘ ’" hande would be taken back as fast an“
ant fiance, and the woman was tnlteui . ‘ , . .
‘ h I m] ivacancies occult-cm. tttiionwtlit-ititr
f) P IDS) ‘ . . . .
, l mind that the agreement did not affect
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letti‘uey‘n orchestra will hold never 1 ‘i til i r00 . ill
, ‘itli‘Ot.Wlt‘l‘(‘ 1‘ w-w- ..
cin rehearsal tomorrow morning. DIP- , " m" U‘ H 0‘" .
' - “The men 'sti‘uck for more pity. i
pa I'tory to playing Tuesday eieitltittti
inFor~ittilk.~~«8tnmford Advoch‘tt‘; Hat“ '
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mutt. {FALLS DOWN STAIRS:
' . i HER NECK.
\fublt’l'tlfly afternoon r0llilllt‘iltlfilnt‘5's‘ ‘ ‘ .. . ‘ . . ‘
_ ‘ .. , blil‘.l.lO.\. hell. l.~Mi'.~‘. (‘orni-lizt .l.t
lilt’t‘tmtz‘i were. held by tlie member.» of l \ _ \" ll f ii i t
, t . .evls, i.» your" i , . v -.
the liiinuictiliite Conception and Uni f ‘ . ' h 1‘ l ; (m n “ “”‘m'
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iiién of .‘liil‘y bodalitlcs of hi. Jo.~- l ‘ “Hi" “i In“ ‘3 a tttnoon u "N
PM“ church. ! mine it tits town, aiid was dead:
_ when she was picked up, The medical
tilt-er \\"illncc R Sammis after‘it'nivxmn”m' rt‘l‘i‘l‘lt‘ti that she had bl'oli~‘
ex‘e‘ndt-d illness. last night rmweu’t‘ll her neck in the fall. i
his dutit ; on the “center" berttfidfiitigr
the hours from 12 o'clock to 8 5%(‘RUPRESIDENT WILSON‘S :
milder Sammie has been olT-dtiiiESIiK't‘? ST. LOUIS SPEECH .
Jailliiilrt‘ Huh. :3 i SEEMS LE‘SS BELLICO-SEi
t!‘ ‘3‘ i BERLIN, Foil. 7, via London,i
Minus-nit: Phases of Woman Sittv'lzgo p. tit—President Wilson's:
ira‘ie“ t4 the topic \\'Ill(‘ll will ”.0. (li5‘\.\‘[)t‘t‘t‘ll iii St. Louis is regarded
Cllif‘rffi‘tl by Miss tilt-ten ‘l‘otld,'of"(‘ttli-lliy SOIllt‘ it‘t‘iill newspapers
furttia. ill The Regent, at 4‘15 O'itliot‘vk'i llifit‘i‘lllg‘ ii'oili hiSJircvious utter-i
this afternoon. and in the South Nor;a aliccs duringr his tour, liciiig‘ char»I
walk Congregational church to: Sht‘thctcl'izctl as less heilit‘ose,
at .x o'clock. ' . Count lirtist \‘Uil Rt'\'t‘llliti\\‘,i
‘r- loi tlic 'l'ngc? Zeitttlig. alludingr tol
_ ”mm forget musical at tqustifitgiithc l’rcsitlcttt's assertion that the:
lllit‘ ('ltlil‘t'll tomorrow night 3 o‘élock ;l_JIOO(i Ul- It” titt‘ great tintitltltil‘
j‘. fistoclts' .i runs in the veins of.
which understands:
. genuine tics of friend?
«flair, ~which was a pleasant one, ndtii.gl"l’ 311M illit‘t‘ituii :m‘. 335*;
largely attended. was held uiidt‘e‘. thf’iiAmcmn S ‘lll‘iL'1'Stalllil‘er 0f ("1"!
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A moonlight dance was the teatime”Amonmi
Saturday night in Ai‘ioil Hall. Tlitnlflwt ”1“
many is l't‘lliiil‘ix‘r’liliY limited. i
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;ever been offered iuJown.
'liltillgl)‘
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Miss Margaret Visci.
.\li~.~ Margaret \‘ist‘i found it tict‘csmii'i to go \\llil Iiit’ .‘il'lllV
to do her Work (is a \iiil‘ t‘tii‘t't‘stioiiticllt. Site mitt do has
treated \\llil great courtesy l>_\' tlic troops.
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Greater damage is fen'ed If the Mia'-
.<i.-~iippi ('tllllillllt‘t- to rise as in the part
ifeis darn. Predicted hlflg‘P“ at. Arit-
«near; City would endanger the knees
there and a break in the Mii‘sissippi
levee .ntould precipitate a serious sit-
uation in the river valley.
.. All day tho seven hundrednien with
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git Mswm‘tfgm authtttiien the levees against it it last
Who appears at The Regent riiit'g “'fllt'l‘b’. The narrow strip of
Theatre tomorrow in the home is the only land iii high: there.
Famous Players' attraction, (in one side is the river, swollen until
“Mice and Men." its surface is 15 feet above the level
of the town. Oil the other si-le of the
REGENT THEATRE. 't‘\'t|‘ i.‘ the great flood lake nearly it)
The reiiitiltider of February will selfllllllvii Wills and 30 miles “ll-1 From
some of the best etitertnintiieiit pro-i '1 only upper 510”“ 0‘ hl'lldlnti“ l”
tiltiulh lit the Regent theatre that \‘me “"“nsm‘ City protrude.
At the levee are three steamboats
will play it prominent part, btit othu‘ ""9 of “MC“ i“ ready to carry the
attractions will be given which are “mike” to safety should ”my loae
‘ their battle with the flood. They are
sure to take well with the. NUI‘VTiIHth ‘ th e d ‘ t f tl ,
. l'lll i c taco sores o iir
Among the notable tcatures uoni-i ‘ g l n e
homes and in box cars on the levee.
int: are Neil O'Brleti's American iitiii- ,
, l \ it h “.11 lm m tin ‘ ”Ht today the river rose two-tenths of a
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“in! h v IT: 'dl ‘ pf ' . a. i‘ F ‘: ‘foot or ofm feet at Arkansas Uty and
n g n 0“ w” a) u "9“ “W“ i" it was still rising slowly tonight.
”u?“ 17-. "“f“ ”3'1“" ""‘“f‘ "i“. . At Lake Village the flood water rose
”me a b”; h" “'“h the 19th “h"w- at the rate of half an inch an hour
Pictures
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as which is declared the best of the tour today. At Guinean landing. four mupsi
put by this well-known star ot
n‘inatrelsy.
on north of Lake. Village, 100
St‘flts “'1“ b9 Pliti'i‘d U“ were on the levee tonight without
salt» in advance of the show. Nor-'Hwiter. Many residents of Lake Vii-
“'(tili has not had a high class niin- lilac “Cut in boats today to the court
strtl Show ill a long time and “Hill; house where they planned to send a
musical. comedy and dramatic .iitmc~ rescue tlcet of row boats to Games
lions. the coming event will take it Landing.
birth pitti‘t‘. During the in Clarendon. on the White river
mouth will also be offered Mr. and! “here the levee broke last night, wa-
Mrs. Vernon Castle iii “’l‘he\\\'hirl oi” tee today was six feet deep iii the
Lil’f'," ti stupendous photo-play «twe- highest portions of the town. The riv-
mole, written by "My. Castle about the er had attained a stage of 7.: feet and
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cltcstra furnished music. iTERRIFIC ARTILLERY
’ ENGAGEMENTS IN
11”” 0f the Caiobrmpd stars, einbrnc- continued to rise. A relief train sent
iiii' comedy, romance, drama, realism. 0‘“ i‘tom idttle R09“ ”5‘9”“ “mt
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llltlt-lt' and last but not least, dancing. i J'mbi“ ‘0 proceed .‘outhnnr‘ be-‘md'
in Norwalk, last week. there wit: lot. 1
sales. of real estate, with tiiortgrtgos oi"
$19,523. or the first week of Fobruaryn
1915, there were eleven sales of‘prtl-
petty itiltl mortgages of $8.450.
“rho Whirl of Life“ will rank next .oi radix From there the workers began
“The Birth of a Nation" as an expenvcmrymg food in motor boats to those
till need and taking many niarooned
, families from submerged homes.
little is known of friends in ‘lie r ir-
NORTHERN » FRANCE 9
BRRLIN' 17¢". 7' via Londoui ve pliotoplay attraction For the cur
:o ‘. m'.——A'rtillcr' nflan‘v’” ' ' ' I
3183191“ terrific ititt‘tisit‘: lifelrent week, the picture bill int-hides
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.. |t been ill pi‘grrcss in the sector he-ihhmm Arden in ”9,1391%“ ”'5“
* - Marguerite t‘iark iii
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Several local young people have; rein-“Hm La lift-SSW Lanai and Ar- " d as" seems little doubt that many who have
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ceived invitations for a dance fibithifi‘s ui l\orth_ctn i‘ldllt‘t‘. and elm” “m; Xen’ i 2165“" .L‘ifftnetused to leave their homes in face
is to be held at 'Caiinondale, formeflyi .outli of the river Somme. Gcr- If?“ {an “03" ° ' oreno "1 ‘ fl' of repeated warnings have perished.
Cannon Station, on Friday evening of man Army l—Icndquartcrs an- rice 0" F0113“ “ed“eSdM' “‘1“ Alfred J.‘Henry of Washington, D.
this week.
unnoticed today. .,
WIU;I:I~ '
Yin.“ in “If" Debt of H0110". Thurs: (I. inetrologlst in change" of river and
m. and “90 Ridgler in The Golden tlood division of the United States
————-1 Chance" on Friday.
What is Pay-D _ » p OFFICIAL STATEMENT . ,‘tlint which now exists in Arkansas
a 0 BTRLI\ OF GERMANYhns never before‘ocurred' in the his-
" ' ""° >""'"" . _ _ L 17, Feb. 7.—-The Or- tury of the wenthei bureau.
. _ 3:“ 5“; day, when-w whim “193337 Wlth which ficiai statement of Germany; "Henry anew followed by thaw and
. 53 ‘3 Y your£cre .. a - _ . says: . heavy rains in liiinoiq and other north-
The day on which ym are funds With which to "Western theater of war: 1 mi states has caused a rise in the tip-
seek amusement P—ofinn a;
. . . ‘ There have been fierce artillery; per Mllslfislwl river." be said. "The
I" Is it the day when ywlarly make an addition
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battles between La Basscc Canaithto was flooded in its lower course
to your bank accou and Arras, and south of thciand other tributaries or the Mini»
“W.-.\
. South Norw‘ pk avings ' Bank .
The savings account‘_ . means through which _ ‘ 5.0mme- The City of Lens has'aipnl have flooded‘tbelntter river until
“PAY-DAY”'bee ‘- f,a_mp fortward. The day again been vigorously bonnbard- j it will require nearly 1 month (or the
that YOU put your in the bank and not your \ ed by the enemy during the last water to run out. The swollen condi-
creditor. ou- ' . few days. ttion ot the. link-int has tune the
“In the Argonne, the Frenchman“ rim flood much non div
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on Hill No. 285.14 Fille Morte. W3"
. northeast of La Chaiade. They
l were driven but immediately by a
counter their” .. ' ‘ :
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al districts of the flood area. l)ut there:
‘ weather bureau, who is in .Little Rock. '
'declared that a condition similar to
blew up and occupied a crater‘ fltlroul than a client» would tmo mom“ Pile-III. mun-t 0' Cabri- m use...“
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#u’ ' had advanced to 79 3-4. In .
MENTS nor CAMBRIA STEEL co. SOLD. odock
COLOMBIANAP'ApzlngDD first hour and a quarter. the transit
' ' ' . 7.——Secret'zt,v (ions amounted to 109.272 share
”1‘3;ng ngoioldfithe Colombian i PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 7.—-Conlrol heating all records for the BiOCk ia
Minister, Julio Betancourt, that Pre/sialof the Cambria Steel Comm, as “was in activrty and dea ing on
dent Wilson had not approved‘tiie of the largest independent steel en- Emilio stock since ilie excitemen.
Preposed amendments to the Colour @9105. has been purchased by the lid- woman“ in 893. t, of t
b'an treaty to cut the indemnity the 'valc Steel and Ordnance Company a a o. u. c?C museum“ u “1
tinite'd States is to pay from 325.000; EPNIBdelphla. e an r runny
Announcement to thin elect “- till. w nude about noon.-
todny by w. n. u. but. who 0! the dock is .50.
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pteaston or rest" for the 981’“in Otim : 1t. total out-tannin: o
Il‘auhmn minim by the United Siam Erminent of the Gamma clue-Ir- u u m.
amt Colombia. 1 note was 3 scene at w a II I l ' ,
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