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AIR OPENS ,
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Music Hall, Handsomely Decorated,
Scene of Interesting Affair Held:
linder American Band and llncas
1v . <3,
”writs itittititt 0t IIIAI HARBIIR t
NORWAIII H08PIIAI ARERAD l
CRNDIIIRNS
SAID I0 RE RAD
Because of lack of Water in
Channel Steamer Marion Can-1
not (let Ilp as Far as the lip-
Dne Bad Habit of Any Hospital Says
Mr. Cohen is the Directors
lie-Electing Tnemselves Each
Year
W
In his talk last evening at the
Regent Theatre, Lewis Cohen, the
hospital expert, told the people who
had gathered to Iit ur trim, of the rigid
examinations and investigations
R. R. transit
to on Will?
Head of the Organization Says
Four-Cent an Hour Increase
Must Be Granted or Men Will
Wallt Dut
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The labor :tlutillUI‘I on the .\‘ew liu
ven road zi>~ttttlt*d a critical attitude
today with the announcement of .ioltn
,r, Egan, go'ttt r.tt organizer of the ma-
clritiists. that if ttte wage demands
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lEXlRA lRRIlEi l
CAR CRASHES
INIO REGULAR
nup—u—n—
Ftve People Hurt in llearEnd Collis-f
ion at Dead Man’s Curve,l
Between flew Britain and Plain-I
ACTIVE ElRHlINR 0N EIIE
ERENRII ERRNI 0E RIVER SRMME ;
RRNRRESSMAN Hill
fEOR 22 RAIIIESIIIPS
first Connecticut Member to Take
Stand on Preparedness on Floor
Germans Retake a Small
Section of Trenches-Ger
eral Townshertd Holding
llut - ct- Amara-"Further
Discussion on the Lusi-
wlrich are now going on among the . of the mathtttists employed by the‘ ,
Tribe MASH-09$ hospitals of New York. .tOWII DooIts—Fretght Boat stoke road for a font cent an hotrr increaseI “"9 l 0' “MISC tania case
“The investigations now taking . _ . . presented some months ago, are not 5 s..." .
[I place," said .\ir. t‘ohcri, ”arc bvlll'r: Wheel TWIC. Within Year "WI till: \H’tlx. H general walkout ul- W I . ‘ .. ‘r . ‘ ' _
made on account of the same condi- feeling ”1“!“ ”1“" 7"" machinists "‘1 ' “AM“MJtONtIMI‘bi SIII (““51“be Active fighting on thc French
' - ‘ . '» ' - .. . -. -' s .. - “ . tman E. .t. Hit of I re ‘ourt l (‘ortnectt- .
9 trons utstmg tn lIlL .\t w lurk Hos iIlt .\t“ IItlitIl .ysttm “t“ be de REAR VESIIBUI-E . _ . . from south of th v
BRIDGEPOR‘. pitals. as exist ttow in .\‘orwatk. These ctared. I cut lltstrict yesterday made the first c n er some
SIARS SCRRE A till
tHARBRRMASlER l0 REPRRit
I0 IIIE RRVERNMENll
conditions are caused by the people
of the l'lllt‘n allowing themselves to
become accustomed to neglected coir I
dittous.’ l
“There will he tto compromise over
the wane demands as has been the
cast- on the litlIllttttll‘t‘ and Ohio and
some of the southern roads." the la
IRRN fROM ONE CAR
statement in favor of naval br’eparr
edness made by any member of tilt-
(‘onnectlcul delegation on the floor
of the House this session.
was announced today by German
{Army Headquarters in Berlin.
In the course of the engagement,
lthe Germans lost a small section
. Mr. t‘ohetr said that he himself was! bur tit-gunrxtr stated this morning, Congressman Thomas S. Butler oi, ..
I lalready becoming accustomed to somt-I tfor the conditions in this section are . Pennsylvania. the Quaker member of 0‘ one Of the benches they had
" G c ’ II B II c 'condttiotts in the .\‘(ll’thIk Hospital, {different .tIliI shou ti the road tie WI'OCkIIIg Car RIISIIOd t0 Scenettw naval adults committee. tirade the cgnquct'ed, bat afterwards re-took
an 3 ' oore not 5- 0n- which w ltetr he first arrived here. ' - Iclttte to grant the ull increases de- . . . ' statement that with proper improve it e posyuon Y a counter-attack.
y I seemed horrible. .\it- t‘otten l‘t‘lt‘fl‘t'ti OIISRI’IICRIDIIS 0‘ ROCKS AISD IIIIIIIDI’. Inuntlcd. no further It‘sotlatitms will 3“ “qu6 Taken to ”"95““ 1‘11“” 01 ”mm“, ”1“ “mm him“ An official communication from
cert Music By Band and Dancing
Prove Enjoyable Diversions
l‘ndtr conditions most auspicious,
Mill's” t‘art Axel Hal‘SU‘Olll. “I”! 41 ~ .. -- .. . » t » yr Whatw and other \‘ew Haven o~ I" I" “ m" ”“1 ”(”le (:"IIISI‘m near “hit for the twenty-two battleships . . .
speech or interest and well to HWIi‘\e(sii\l\lMilhl tliemi'iiiiti'tIrII‘tltI-illin leis ‘ih’ijiii so \'tl\' trtd 'rrt trailit- (Ulltilltlltli ill llcints fItr ‘t IIll'tI settlement of th‘e'm" famous "Dead Man‘s" curve, milalld lllll willing ‘0 do my Shill’t‘ '0 hPIllIarc bemg earned out for the pur-
. . ‘ . ' . d e . ‘ t ‘ _ c t I ' i “ ‘ ‘ . i 1 _ . . ) . .‘ . “ . ‘ , I ' .
point. 09““ last evening ,hi'urliiiis now in New York." rthe .\‘orwalk Ilurbor at this time. "“I‘" “I"“I‘ I‘“‘ been pending for ““ftnfklhllisdu Mann-d H'ifIIbHiiléci'tliian‘t “us“ the motley to [my for lhem.‘ ,pose 0f supporting General Nils.
first. ls [titllflch ihftmfiteilid” “Alil‘lhlllu” titre of the bad habits of a hospital,‘iturbormustef ltiram Strerrott is lll‘t “Io"IhS- 2:03:11“; ‘wflnl‘fiorim a,“ (“r crushed . Although till the members of the Townshcnd at that pornt. The
‘ :thlC- Ami]: Silti ll urges“ ”flaccording to .\ir. Cohen. is the case. work on an official report which hei “WWW" ""“I‘II ("I“‘r "“1“” ““0 into ”n. “gun” plumnnp ”on“ “Hm“:mm .‘ivlvgdtwr‘, “a, known m'communrcation adds that “0 With-
10" uuspttt. '9 rem ‘ 0 .of the Directors who reclccr them 'wilt present at an P‘ll‘h' date to gov i'illllllr‘ml“"II during ”it" PM“ "Wk . . . - .'. I‘I‘I'r udequttc DWIME'Id‘th‘ (on d 1'
Illncas 'I‘ribe \‘o "ti 1 U it \I and . ' . . ‘ -. ‘ . . . . white the latter was discharging puss , . - . } itt's ~ 1} . fis-t . a”. , , rawa is contemplated.
) ‘ ‘ g .i’ ‘ ' ' ‘ " selves year alter your, put lItl'lf‘ ernrttent authorities advising them ot ““I' 'II'“ I'I'II'I‘IIIIISI" offering them ”In.” (impuls- of ‘bp road are a. urtssurun { ‘ 1“ K h M" liltll S t L ' t the
“N. American Bfm“ friends itt ofiice, and finally ftt'l into the minor tic-cidents being tnct with one ”I‘d "““""” “IUVIIHN? I" DIM“ “f L .l.' . .. I , . ..'y. y I” b" tirade on ”w ltoorof the House. (.3ch ary ansmg went 0
'llie hail ttsett was gayly hedeckedt ' their ”rum,” demands which “-9“. it I0” I“ “(WWII “I" ”It “““I" Corning front a prumtncnt tnembeerhtte House: an hour before the
for the joyous affair, which will ex-
Igress with the tIl’llltllltls of the time. {
particularly to the bud conditions oil
the walls in the local institution, and
especially to the ceiling ill the wardsi
which is iii a very poor condition fort
a hospital.
"if the State lttst/ctor should visit
Dyster-Boats-New forlt freightI
_ For Uptown Merchants Co By
Way of, Wagons
.a rtit and become unwilling to prowlocallyz
Because of the luck of water in the
be attempted and it e men will quit.“
Robert tl‘encher, representative
from the :tllt‘l'iII executive board of
llll’I('IllllI,\l.~, of“ Washington. is sched-I
uteri to arrive in New Haven, and It.
is reported that he will confer with A.I
promptly accepted it was believed itt
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.\‘izw' BRITAIN. Feb, bx—At least:
five persons were hurt, none serious
which happened on it straight track
under ideal weather conditions.
tcould have twetityrtwo battleships in
two years. Congressman Hill inter-
rupted to inquire just what intprove~
merits could effect this. After the
Quaker congressman's explanation,
.tlortttrcssmnn Ililt said: -
of the ways and means committee,
military headquarters at Delhi to
London says that General Town-
,shend is holding Kut-el-Amar as
a point of strategical value and
jthat General Aylmer’s operations
iCabinct meeting to discuss the, '
tend during the present week. ’i‘hcre, . . . . - . . . .. - it . y r -|. y y . \t. . . - this remark elicited (‘nlIlila‘l‘lllt‘ 'tp- - . . . .
. . .\pt-ttlilllg further on the .\ew \ork‘hnrbor the freiuhtcr 'Martoti has I“ "II“ ”“ i“ I ”‘I I" -‘“ "M9“ . . . . . - - ‘ ‘ I, t th
.; : ' A 1. . ~ . . , . . . A n .s news of the will ton . . . . , _ usrtanta ncgo rations WI
“H 1 large. atltnduntt 1““ ntght.l investigation, Mr. L‘olten stated that.been compelled to discharge hor tip “I“d '“”"I““I"I" “0““ I)“ “a‘iF‘fli'II '0 5 H00 ‘ ' pl‘m‘w front the prtparcdnc» m‘m ‘
and all those present were unanimous!
in declaring the fair one of the most
pleasant enjoyed here for some little
.time.
Preliminary to the. opening of the
festivhtes-. the American lland. with
the members clad in lndiatt costume,
gave. a short parade, which ended at
the City Hail. where Mayor Harstmm
and other city officials were utct and
escorted to the ball.
A brief outdoor concert was given
by the band. and the ball was their
started rolling by the trinyor. who
ppoito briefly and well, with regard
ttlontinued on Page Founl
in none of the hospitals where he had : town cargo ut the downtown docks
been in charge for a time, were now ' four titties within the past thirty days
under the investigation. and that they 1 These goods have been re-shtpped by-
ttrc now irt first class condition. way of wagons and automobiles to
lure dangerous. as well. Twice. within
In keeping the buoy tights going dtrr~
banana market is causing tocut tieul-tnoump because of ”H. 10“. “a“... m,
lthe first district merchants, who are
the past year. the "Marion" has
111: the nights. Lust exciting, as is
ers considerably anxiety. l\'o Juntaictt‘lm, (thunnpl’ A
“W l
broken her wheel. Considerable dif»
quite often the case, these lights \vcrt
starting to complain.
BANANA PRICES 80A“ I Rock obstructions in the harbor
5 AND ‘0 CENIS A ”01 ltctitty also seems to be experienced
'lt
, , , out.
Unprecedented u"““‘""“" I“ ”'“I At times oyster boats have met with:
lthat the price has soared rerttarkabty. - local harbor.
make similar ~etttentents. However.
.\ir. Egan's statement shutters this be‘
lit-f and the prospects of a peaceful
settlement are not on favorable as
they were a few ww‘ks ago.
illr itigttn ts confident that the road
will grant the increase demanded and
it any compromise is effected it will
only he on minor matters relative to
working hours and conditions and not
ill the wage dispute Road Officials;
IilltI no statements this morning in n»!
parts to the ntactttntsts' settlement
except that they anticipate no trouble
tn tltcir dealings with the union.
reached this city. a wrecking crew
was rushed to the scene and the in»
jured were brought here and taken to.
pttysiciarrs‘ offices.
So great was the force of the crash‘
that the rear vestibule of the regular,
car was torn off. it is said several:
passengers were standing in this vesq
tibule a few moments before the
crush.
Superintendent Beardsley of the lo-
cal division of the Connecticut Cour
puny refuses to discuss the accident,
lie says he understands it was caused'
by a slippery rail. 5
“Dead Man's" curve has been tttc
scene of two serious collisions witlttnt
the past ten years, deaths resulting
bers of both parties.
Stilt) chitin will
Across, flittNtttt
lAr. Crampton Going to Washington
to Arrange For Ilse of Fry Ci r
—Would Close All River Tribu-
taries—Ridiculous Theory Iliat
[said an announcement on the ac~
’ceptability of Germany’s latest
tproposals was improbable today.
land he could not say whether he
twould later confer with Count
ivon Bernstorff.
‘ That the Lusitania case looks.
,“very hopeful," was the state-
ment made today by a high ad—
{ministrative official following the
,confercncc between President
1Wilson and Secretary Lansing.
;It was indicated that the Presi-
dent considers Germany‘s latest
3Presidcnt Wilson. Mr. Lansing'
l " . . from both. I . - '
bananas tire being shipped to this gm this information is now helrt' MISS 10”” ADVOCAIE8 t . . . offer as almost if not entirely- “
. y . . t . p i '
country "0“" “"d “5 ”I‘“ "“5““ ”IIobtaincd by Hitrbormuster Sherwin]: ; State Waters POISOII FISI'I [lie Iacceptable. , ' .. .
-. Vt‘l'yllrinh “will stormsl in‘ 3:)ulhf‘l‘ll who stated this morning he \\'UllItIi A i’ F ——————- ' Secretary Lansing and the
"0“” “"5 “'I l “‘“I” 1‘“ WWW“ call the attention of the proper gov ‘ ' lotm \t t‘r'tm ~ . - . . . . .
- . . . - . - . . , . .. . ptou. bllptl‘lllltndt
thttt is such a stttrctty in bannunsvmmpm omcmp; U, ‘1‘“. "Wm. “1 ”III ‘ 'crtt of fisheries anti game, is nmkmg,PreSidcnt conferred until a few
I
t
.IIIIERESl l0 CONIRARIRRS
" nth)
tf'
‘ meat association about $10 a month.
l Last
Saturdlty .\‘orw‘nlk dealersL
were obliged to charge .'> cents and
in cents
RIIIR WORK i
arrangements to go to Washington
within a few days to arrange with
I 'nutes before the Cabinet meet-
‘_ing in the seclusion of the Presi-
the federal authorities for the use 01 dent's study in the White House.
0N RAIIRIIAD lRAlN
l
. a dozen itt excess of theI . . . ~ . . , t ‘ ‘ t -
The following small items of buIId' usual price. in ordinary times theiGARDEN GIVES Clever, WI“! SPBCCII on . . . ’ ‘ ‘ ”shed (at: :RW‘“[(1.I(:Il:n:::h_uf‘u‘lying“:i Mr. Lansrng would make no
lug. plumbing and wiring, show the standard price for good bananas ist . II - - c H - M9“ \Q‘Rh- “‘b- l” 1‘ party "I ‘S'lue f L‘nliforni't will be stripped Statemcnt as he wen‘ "“0 the
progress of the contracting business. :30 cents a dozen. The retail prices, “out 9’ no "I" 3| 0""! four American mining engineers who I 0 ‘ Cabinet room in the White House
in Norwatk at this time:
i” ll. Film“ is building. for him-Ion, Dealers in this city who ttavrI
self, .t. six room house, with all lm [been in business for the past 20 your“
provt'iiietiis‘, on ‘l‘ittow street.
Heed At Yolk are installing addi-
films to the wiring in the home of S.
.Ketcttam. on i t‘ltestnut street. H.
\ t'af‘r is making an addition to the
now are 5 cents and :to cents a doz I
state that no such high prices on this;
I
particlflar fruit have prevailed here-I
tofor‘e. {Summer Plans For Instructing the
Boys and Girls Considered
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.\iiss Helen Todd. of California,-
spokc twice yesterday under the aus-
pices of thc Norwulk Equal i‘ran-‘
clrisc League upon Equal Suitragc.‘
arrived here today from Vera Cruz
on the steamer Esperanza reported
that the train on which they had trav-i
eted from Mexico (‘ity to Vera Crtrz~
had been under constant fire. front
bandits throughout the chtire jOUI".
across the continent to this state in‘
the earlyspring. .
Mr. Crampton said today the fisher-i
men of the state were showing a,
great deal of interest in the expert»!
ment made possible by the generous,
offices.
After the Cabinet meeting Sec-
retary Lansing said: "There was
no statement to be given out at
he
in the afternoon at the close of the
, nev
program at the Regent l‘hcntrc,
'l‘he engineers said that they left.
=th of California in the restocking ofrthis time." He added that
the rivers of the state with shad. Il‘might see Count von Bernstorff
. - - r .\ir. Kantor -. . ~. - . . . had been suggested. he said. that the - h d
ixetcham restdence. through the courtesy of "MCXHO City two wtcks ago and II'fH . ‘ ‘ . ., later 111 t e ay. .
Andrew Veno is building a $50 ad- WHEN WI”. IHERE BE ' ‘ . . . . “th Mind. M. L033“? {Iii‘iJI-ESIE‘ESdldleled innit armored car which carried {Siligildrxtfn}(TidItiiI‘r'ihitlnegllhciiiIt‘de‘IRli: In explanation of »Premter
(“mm to his home on Ridge street. . if some plans which are being can 0 tie. league. Dr?» 8. : be fotrr 3-inch guns. According to their, - t .
John A. Spiun is installing plumb»
flag for U. H. Jackson, of Wall street.
Plumbing in the borne of Mrs,
Frank tiny. Harvey and Belts streets,
is being installed by Henry A. liege»
lien. Mr. Hegelien is also putting in
plumbing work for Mrs. Anna Hegor
lten. in «17 Woodward avenue.
the house on 12 Haviland street.
ownet by; Charles W. Petmetl, is
hung wired by Reed 8: Volk.
The newly erected house on Litt»
\
sidered at present are pttt through
N0 MORE GAS IANKSILIIW boys and girls of Norwutk will
. tIl:l\'(‘ a line chance in the spring anti
(summer, to show whrtt they can do in
boys' and girls“ garden club work.
At a meeting of the t‘ivic League.
last week, a finance committee was
appointed to investigate the ways and
means of raising about three hundred
dollars with which to carry on the
work. in the past the children have
done very good work in this line. and
The fact that at the meeting of the
city cottnctt tonight there will be act»
ed upon two petitions asking for the
privilege of erecting on the curb gas
otinc tanks, is very likely to bringr to
a head the question who‘lx. unis».
gave a clever, witty ringing speechlswl.y the whole territory between
which surveyed the field in Catifornladme Mexican capital and the soaflmm
and went from gral't‘ ‘0 guy and bill‘k'in infested with bands of bandits. Dr.
again through the “11°10 slim} 0' ex’IJobnrR. Davis. an American physician
periences, 53“ and glad, “mm the at Mexico City, was quoted as saying
Californians knew, in the struggle forfimt there were several thousand cas-
ll'llt‘ democracy. I“ the evening, with es of typhus fever in the capital, and,
Mrs- F- S Lyon. another “X‘DEOSIdm‘L,tlrat smallpox was raging at Tampico.
in ”I" chair. Miss Todd gave ‘1 hm‘.The engineers asserted that Carran-
tiantty sustained argument [0" mu‘3'zn's power was waning. and that Gen-
for women, enlivened as is atwaysleml Obrggon was the man of the hour
her custom with pertinent illustra-Vin Mexico City. l
spawning purposes, be closed to tish-1 Briand's ViSlt 9.0 Italy. the Martin.
ing for a period of years and that in of Paris, says that the PI'OlOnEH-
all probability a bill to that effect tion of the war led to certain dif-
would be introduced into the general. . . v ..
assembly at the next session. ificultres {9" the. Italian go em
...._.. :ment. which, however. realizes
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
”-—
ANIIIHER PEIIY RRBBERY
.victory, of the Allies ,she must
ltions. .
y “This will add to Italy’s bur-
Ithat if Italy is to profit by the , .
ltake an active part in the opera— 5
(Mn ”ewe owned by Steve Kiss and "Rick; 51‘0“” “0‘ be done away “”11 have had some very {mod results, but lions and witty stories. She mar-t A Iden." savs the Matin. "bUt will
.~ . ' . ~ - ‘ a 9 ‘9“ _ the point has now been reached, Milled BUCh phalanx 0‘ (“"45 from 1‘” iREPORIfD 10 Int Pouct also increase the advantage whiclf
1" L" Johnson, are being "Nailed AI is 9351 meeting (If ”‘9 counc'i-twltere the toeai talent cannot help the 0““ experience “5 it would seem 0'.” WELL CGMMANDERY t I I A
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with plumbing by C. W. Penuelt.
t .t. Newman has the contract for
plumbing work in the .l. B. ltaymondt
residence on Wilson avenue. '
deed at \‘olk are installing wiring
I steps might be taken in the future to
Councilman Edgar .t. Murphey, high-ichndrpn any “my,” trt
went on record.
to the effect that
‘t heir work. ,
way committeet‘nan, The members of the league now find
with a statement
Cami e
rid the city of these. tanks. Some of E nu d on Twelfth Page.)
must convince any but the absolute-t
ty shut mind. This was given at the.
South Norwalk Congregationatchurch.
it is an event in any town to have
IIAS IMPRESSIVE INSTALLATIDII
, J. J. Rowan of New York. who dur-
ling the summer occupied the former
The installation 0? officers of 01dI Stevens place. on Stevens street, this
she is to reap. Mr. Briand’s repu~
:tation as a long-headed statesmaIn ,
t .
'is well—established in Rome.
iwas he who saw that the best
i” '3‘” residences or Mrs. 'l'. 5‘ ficiats believe them to be obstacles to ~ '- a woman 0‘ the‘great experience and,Weil Comtnandery, .\‘o. 956. U. 0. G.‘ city, has reported to police head-,way to protect Egypt was to stay
.t.owttdes. fit South Main street, and traffic. and the question of issuing “1.; .' g P (3., at. Red .\ien's Hall, in Washington quarters that his place was bmkel‘iat Saloniki and the salvage of
“MIMI 5' Van WNW-53 we“ “"9““9- structions that those tanks atready'lEAN SEAsoN Now (Continued 0“ than 339-) street. last evening. attracted a larger\ into some time. during the present‘ the Serbian armv was duE to his”
situated on curbs in front of various number of members and friends. and. winter, and robbed of many articles‘ ~
EASI SIDE IADIES PIAN
ERR INCREASED REVENUE
The East .\‘orw‘nlk Improvement
Association Cart] Club was formed
yesterday afternoon at the first meet-
ing of the new club held with~ Mrs.
[toward S, [miracles of Seaview ave-
Tite purpose of the club, as outlined,
is. to promote sociablthy and to in-
cmase the revenue of the improve-
stores throughout the city be-removeu.
may be acted upon soon.
lttlltllllttt tthtt 8HOP
MEN i0lt ttllttlllt Willis:
Demands, as yet a trifle indefinite.
have been made by some of the em-
ployes of lhlLNOX‘Wlllk Lock Company,
for higher wages.
It was denied at the factory this
morning that. any of the-. men had
ERR NORWAIII IAWYERS
.\‘orwatk lawyers have to think
mighty hard to recall it time when
things were so slow in their frater-
nity. All of the local lawyers report.
litigation here. to be unusually quiet.‘
Such is not the. general case, how-l
ever, as is indicated by the common
pleas and superior courts short cal-
endars each week. Norwnlk residents
are known well for their scrapptness.“
Norwalk always figures prominentlyt
in the Bridgeport courts. This 13;
shown by the fact that during/the!
past few weeks the Tristrani its."
The. Club will meet twice a month
as?» at the borne of the members. There-stick to their work. it was said in
will be no prizes awarded. Mrs. E.-
“wnlked out." They are going to Shepard case. the Aaron Stevens lob-
thIEtttSt nitric ‘ .
IN till PlitllttithtlS
Even at this early date there is ut-
ready being shown some little inter-
est with regard to the boys’ and
girts’ public playgrounds for the com-
ing summer. Recently a small young-
stermel a city official on the street.
and anxiously inquired when the play-
grounds would be opened again. The
police are particularly interested in
this work, as they state the Instruct-
ors in charge of the playground have
a wonderful influence for good among
the affair was one of the most pleas-‘ of value.
ant the Commandery ever experienc- Among the missing articles are :1
ed. Grand Deputy Commander Wit~ three-cell battery, valued at $30, a
tiant Benham. of Waterbury, was the. screw-jack. valued at $8; a plumber's
installing Officer. and the followlngtfurnacc, and many other nickel-plated
officers assumed their several post-I fixtures and tools on which no value
tions: Noble Commander, Mrs. Lottie‘has been placed yet. Detective Ser-
B. "Payne: Vice .\‘obie Commander. geam
Miss Catherine Mott; Prelate. Lenora matter under investigation.
Hoattine; Herald. Mrs. Edith Boerum:
Keeper of Records, William Ander- ”0 “HI” IN
Sltoli Allil tlllll iliilt
son; Warder of. the Outer Gate. Clar-
ence Jackson: Warder of the Inner
Gate. May Boeruma .
Grand Keeper of Records. Herbert
Adams of Hartford. and Mr. Cotton
of the same city. were present. Three
candidates were lnltiated.“and It is,
expected that there will be a target SEATTLE. Worth.
number of-new members admitted at permu- were killed and at third was
the next meeting. Following the bunt-iwounded. tut night. In a snow and
lsteadfastness. His visit to Italy‘ ._
, will go far toward bringing about j
that absolute political and mili;‘
{tary unity or the Allies which is
Ia condition of victory.” . .
essened somewhat today as a re-
Isutt of more favorable news from
IAmerica. Which was featured
: prominently by most of the news-
papers. The lessened strain on!
reflected instantly on the Boom
, which showed greater Itfength in
American securith than at any
Ft‘ll its-TWO time for a week.
Vmunlly‘ every «manner in
Tension in what is called us
Thomas Leather-tend has lllfli1B-crlin the Lusstama crtszs was
effect. The demands. which turn on
ster appeal cane and the celebratedfthme boy- who at times cause their
slide Ihk'll wrecked too cot-
s
, :
w
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Geeunny has mulled the h-
iccup-unwrap.) 4'35.
Gray vs. Moesman case. were all tic-,psrentn and the authorities some lit-
cupytn; the attention of officials in tie worry with their “streaks" of wild.
the higher courts. none.
neon of the newton refreshments were and ‘
served and a social hour "I err-,tuee at Manson: Biol. in the north- I
joyed. 'wenlern part of Seattle.
. Smith has been elected president
l
the ma e ueatlon sole] . are bein
f the Card Club. I s Q J x
_ considered by the concern members.
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