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P
CCVERiiiiEiiV IS
' i0 liEIP EVIE BUSINESS
Io ilolil Possible to Conserve
oyster Industry oitltc liortlt
i
l
The visit to Washington last week
of the congressional committee or the
Eastern Oyster Alliance. which com-
prises the oyster interests of Con-
necticut. Rhode Island. New York and
. New Jersey. is very certain to have
' lat-reaching results both for the in-
.dustt'y and the public. The com
v mitto—e was headed by Former State
Senator Franklin L. Human. of this
. city. representing Rhode Island; Fred.
(trick ’8. Beardsley, of Bridgeport,
representing Connecticut and Wilbur
Doughty. of New York, representing
- that state. Mr. Doughty‘was unable
" to go to tire capitol but the commit
- ii-l Killian. president 0! the National
granulation of Oyster. Growers. who
ii'hdlll in attaining the objects
of the via t.‘ ‘
“(Cownnedoafliatbl’aood
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SVSlliliii illicit
m. l'ASO, Tex, Feb. 21.—-The plan
\
tor a new currency system hLMexlco.
. inc fing the establishment of a
"hat at bank under condition: to
in: the Federil Reserve system
. of the United States, and a. new car-
.‘.'rency issue r. tiring the present de-
”predated Co has cumnc). has been
presented tot 0 First Chief of the de
rim Goveénnbnt by his financial ad
p visors. according to a Mexican 0!-
;-. ilcial who arrived here today from
Guadalajara.
‘ The new system. it is said. would
be based ttpon the S250..000 000 metal
' reserves said to be held in Meritcan
7“ banks.
' .The present Carranza currency
, would be retired gradually. a morator~
iunt having been sug sled by the de
(auto Government's’ anciai advisers
._ ...ho prevent the liquidation of debts
' in the. present on money, pending the
establishment of the new issue of
notes as légs'l tender.
.' Tilt,» Nltlonal Bank. which .would be
'. known as the Bank of Mexico would.
ltinder the plan as outlined, have. a
-. capital stock of 250. 000 .000 pesos. The
» Government would subscribe one
third and the-nosinber banks the. re-
* attaining two-thirda—euch in propor-
tion to its present reserves of metal
I; money The Government the finan-
cial advisers say. would pay its as-
S" sesamenti “as for as practicable" in
.v
‘limS EC ESPAEE APPEAL
EROM.PRCRAEE DECiSiiii
iiiooor aoti Noises oi Ioloos
Taylor of South m It-
coivod llo liotiuot Accounting
Three appeals tram the aotiorot
the Probate Court of Norwalh in ac-
cepting the account of the executors
of the estate of Nelson Taylor oi
Norwallt, Were tiled in the Civil Su- I
perior Court Saturday by seven]
nephews and nieces of the deceased
and two legatees under the will. it is
claimed by the appelunts. that they
are non~reoidents oi this state and did
not receive any legal notice 0! the
hearings which were held on the ex-
ecutors' account.
Edith and Henrietta Andrews oi
Seattle, Wash, through- their guard-
ian. Cornelius B. Andrews, have tiled
one of the appeals: ‘l’oaie and Nelson
Hayes, of New Yarlt, through their
guardian. Henrietta A. Hayes. have
tiled another and Sornelius B. An-
drew's rind Henrietta A. Hayes have
tiled an appeal. claiming to be legateea
under the will. The parties in the
first two actions are minors and are
nephews and nieces o! the —testator
WASHIVCPCN’S RlRiliDAV
CJSERVAVSE it “PS CIVV
Eli’s Dodcatloo Santa to ho
[literals—Christ mass
(tannin lriott iloti Voodovlo
x Gators
ice was met at Baltimore by William‘
._.__—..*———
«~ metal money and guarantee the re:
moalnder by pledging halt ofali ex-‘
tduties on precious metals and
s on oils. which are to be paid in
. "gold The Government would¢control
.theiBank of Mexico, which would have
" the sole right to isaue~currency.
; This new issue would be guavan
teed by the metal reserve and forth
or supported by bonds of the Depart-l
Washington's Birthday will be cei
ehl'atcd in Nomlk liltingly though
Quiet!) , .
The most “about... «Risotto or
the day will to undo: the IW at
W ‘Bv '15.“.3 Th?
handsome new b sin
street is to be it tho
members are going the limit to do
things up in tho w stark. mm
to be quite a parade. it will. format
7 oclock in the evening. prompt. and
the line of march to from the acute
up West avenue to the Hour Susan.
and back. Delegations from many
2..
parts 0! the state will subt- in fur-V
the-ring the enyoyublensss ot the big
time.
The banquet will be a gala event.
Speakers will install 1!. Int Sullln
vsn, of Boston; Manor Carl. A. Haa-
strum. [Joutaoovuvlmr Clitord‘ B.
Wilson, Post Grand Ballad M
Edward (mob. Chump 8. Anduws.
and Toastmaster John J. Walsh.
lovers of the theatre will ilndmnch‘
to amuse them‘tomovrovrm Holhluy
attractions will be staged in The
Regent and The Palace Theatres.
Extra good vaudeville hills are prom-
ised in each of these houses for the
afternoon and evening performances
tomorrow.
The Norwallt Gun Club will hold a
shoot at Dorlon's Point tomorrow. A
silver cup is to be awarded tor the
beat scoreout orbit targets.
A George Washington sociui‘ is
planned for tomorrow night in Christ
Episcopal church. The slalr.wltlclt
will be' one of much pleasure, will be
under the direction oi the members or
St. Agnes’ Guild.
in Arion Hall. tomorrow night, a
dance is to be held under the auspices
of the italian Social Club. Cinque's
orchestra will furnldt music.
There is to be a club dance at the.
Norwalk Country Club tomorrow
night There will be dancing from 8
to 2. Music by Wittsteln. A special
supper will be served at 41:30 o'clock.
unit truss-r
hummus
ment of- the interior, bearing 8 per 81‘. JOHN—24 pt.
cent. interest.
lfllilllifllii
Wilma".
\
Soon after the Mini
A voluntary bankruptcy petition in
id be tiled by St. John & Kcyser. lo
cal builders. Through Judge Joseph
R. Taylor a 31.000 Wt has ;»
boenwsontbomiuthslnoousstl“
Earthenucncnunycommoo
.damageu beinggolohfl. The follow-
ing stutanrant has. boon issued: .
“rhodium of as John & dur-
’lu‘dle. past year. has motc several-
Esovoro losses, which tho partners
itreolthe mmmwmmmmomwum-twwmm
”port ProoldontJomoohfllow trot 'l‘hsvhsvotahdmwuw
of the South Narnia M.“
”roman lb” ' ‘
“not mmmmm
.iu'vluog meusemwpcooom3 ‘ -
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b..t
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Am. the-ninth automotwblfivopor
L
lllluil um
l0 NAHAN’S
131 PRESIDENI
or. mm Wil-
WhtrioiioSotvioolasl
Miotholini I. E.”
“South Musl— Galliu-
logolWoI um
Mills till 0. l. s. .
MEMBERS iii insurer
lilo Spooltor Momma lilo and
; Worth of first florid-st With
Snitootlintoroot
At a patriotic and religious service
held lust night in the [first M. B.
Church. of South Norwslh, the min-
ister. Rev. William Gill Gilln spots
on 'The Worth of George Washing
ton“ His text was: “For He loved
Our Nation.” Luke 7-5. Hrs. Lucy
Case and Miss Elsie Sterling song.
The services closed with the reading
of Waubtngton'slarewoil address and
the singing at ‘Amcricn.“ Members
or Ophir Chapter. 0. ll'. 8.. Masonic
lodges,‘and Knights Templurs', were
Mots oi~bboor on the occasion. Rev.
Mr: Gian spoke as follows. in part:
i (W pIsutu «um.
" "‘ V" .u—IlL—t—I-L ' ‘-
atrium .
l-VOitT SlUlo. 0th.. l-‘ab. 21.--Ar~
tiller-y lire. duel-cud. by army tactic
inns to be the "domlnsting factor in
modem .wsuhro." holds the table-st
at the United-States Army'Sobdbl'of
members today... in conjunction with
the school of tire, the opening meet-
ing oi the school-ob muobctry. which
is chiefly. “won-tbo'tvalnlng ot
olcors in directing and controlling
the fire at bodies oi troop‘wu held.
About 200 ootumiouiouod and non~
Wain-ed elm are here
Field urtilicrr'otlla-rr were busy
today with problems of accuracy and
g in the school of tire,
which is the outgrowth of the use oi’
comm. in“ military operations.
Three-inch guns are used in the
school. These guns use a projectile
which contains-about 200- shrapnel
bullotasud bass maximum-gators
accurate firing of live
y.srds ‘
The othccro are taught range finding.-
tire control. the most advantageous
methods of concealing troops mm
tire. that most protective. fonntlonpt
in moving a body of troops across a
{tire -awe‘pt tlold or against an enemy
position.
The musketry school is divided ”nor
the classes and is composed of fifteen
troop omcera‘. fifteen machine" gun of
floors. and one hundred and ten non
commissioned otllcen. Col; 8. M.
iia assisted by, CIpt.‘ H. Elames and-
a stat! or instructors.
CfiiiEiVliER
BOSTON, Feb.
twsolhor ot the winter-
surly. «In: with
bvllls. “all” holocaust-triple
lug tho lowest clot-l W
souru uoawaut. co ’ ‘
“I
For “with“ strum Corn
“or till' Boy-tour Muuuotunng corn-
«Muslim - m M W
held unicero, thirty company. and.
CBlatcblord. commandant.“ tire-school. .
,.lowyonm
lie—Tbs» coldest»!
pcsvnllsdb
Wt the pastor punt ot‘llowi
m "
noun“,
!
mountainous-cit
autumnal-luau
For 10 Peru-tomato b
hurting WHO’M ltt Sit
ratio-ism
.4...
ANCOKIA. M Sip—The m
ebusolurbtlcs oi'e‘tho- otrlho d two
mono-d unskilled km 0‘
America 8flm m: inlto
bro-o copper on wire mils. boa.
strikingly bro 1 out today. when
the body at std“?! Med them
selves into natl ity meetings to
diocuoa the trout 0! tbs conference
on Saturday of general strike
committee with committee oi the
company's oltc . The committee
represented eight dilercnt national-
the
trim. although tbd number or distoctoisecret service men outplayed by the
spoken by tho marsha- boon plao
ed at a score. Titian-at night too
crate meetings this tors-ooh. and at
each the -wcre mp or
derly ond_.wullco coed. The three
commas-on re “bu u)so‘é‘uo-l
timim . o‘ o In
unto-v an» ode
well in bond. 1 m
or! the Malawi tin otrlhs
on I'll bo‘hvfl later Ills m.
Thu-slump continues in be louse.
m girls employed by tho Osborn-en
talisman Company, a taxation-
corn. left their work soon onetlbo
plant oponod.’ud the report must
to entovcc certain demands the =.~o-'
mandat- oi the working lot-cc would
out at anon tl’ tonight. There anus
two hundred employee in this phat
who voted yesterday to donut a
wage lacunae of tort per cent. 'or
more and tho any girl- oppourcdto
hm taken the initiative in m w
some the ammonium. ,
spend W‘that othr
local Macho-are l Wags
woo-nostril "rho-bod
punyztmhoro of brass novoltics. and
pony and the H. \. Mattbows Com-
pany: tutti! neighboring-town «Soy
mourutbc torn-r concern Mill, molt-
'ebsi of brass turd «thermal: and the
tutor of stoves and bicycles.
— i
Won Mirna.) C
ili‘ mmmiw
mega-taco.
motor-rune
mummies:
IMHO-"fawn! ‘ " '
This tabloid“ fiupoll tint boo
[M or the Ways more-noon.“
billion of the Horton. which originates.
all rovouuc loglolotlon.
- gusrdbouoo.
m uv n snout. win no ous own 0 cannon
FEBRUARY 21. 1916
HRS SEVEN
CCMCS AP EHE
REMINCVCNS?
—.__—-
Explains Intended to Ballroy
WM” loans oi
aSoddoular
GERMAN P101
IS SCSPECIED
Ibo Story Cones iron Woo,
I. a
WWW“; Feb. 2l.—8cven
bombs were loud at the “Remington
Arms and Ammunition Company's gl-
antic plant during the latter part
i last wool. according to tho “Bridge
Put." This makes b total with
ntbe but few days thirteen. For
tunatcly the bombs have all been
tound betore they were exploded. it!
is said that the combined force of the‘
bombs. exploded simultaneously would
be auntient to wrcclt a small city.
it is said that there are squads or,
federal agents. Burns detectives and
company endeavoring to solve the
bomb mystery pad that already one
suspect has been incarcerated in the
Great sscitcmsnt is said to obtain
lathootloooottho ghntoonoemov-
on though the odlcislo move about
with aim ”Letter and conduit de
uy that sttompto bsvo bios to,
destroy tho ulrucutro with its occu
pun oi quotaoturon
.. m- ”measure;
”lithe story to
shine
vent their proouromont
workmen.
Tho Inn-cs' oi 'f’l'bo Post's" lint in
‘lormstlol was Waubluton, DIG; and
can tro- one clooosto odtnlnlotra
lion olicinll. Show that time em-
(Ooullnucd on Hill: Page).
3‘ MW Eu-
Willi EACPCRV
The Mom: Co.
Habit-cIOItEIIyiotho
W _
Acoufltng' to a. mammal made this
moruhg. by lisa lloocnwahi, presi-
dcnt. of tho Roseowald-Wimphcimer
Hut 00.. of this city, it looks as it
blorwslh would once more become a
pvomhsuh factor in the batting world.
Mr. llooeuwnld stated that even norm
owing toMOrmous incense in the
loo-loom buai nor“ was neces-
sary to has more opaco‘. in or
doc that—thwart: may 00er carried out
to s “Motor-rm. An sdditbn
is now Icing contemplated which.
"when built. will be. as large as the
pt factory itself. and will pro-
tmenace than twice as much iloor
tor the Cross street concern.
or course, means the employment
ofslorgernunrboroimeminorder
thumbs lat-gar orders whidrarw com-
tlug in may be filled. These men will
unjdoubtsdw some mostly Rom Nor
was, and it is hopodtlntlln utters
wttlugsltr soc thc‘gootl’time's of years
wsm‘ m was one or the
of tbodywtuh. lo the only mt»
tum warm” Wham
bosons; settled. and tho
destruction cotrttrnot have mm lora-“rum Wrwic'c Michal“ t.‘
' ‘out the observance of the revenue
Fair Tonight and Tm.
l'cl Yourlflifln'
OiTheSmb era-two
homes. They wil sp-
predate it later.
TWO CENTS
RVSSIANS HAVE OCCUPIED
ENEIRE lAIiE VAN DISPRICV
ilNDERVAIiER iAVlCR’S
PROPER" AUACAED
%
lltowhoirlodto ilofl't Sdoidolt
Hullabaloo In to SnortV
let i
Andrew Taylor, the Darien under-E
taker. who has figured in several
matrimonial and financial tangles, en
countered more trouble on Saturday.
Deputy Shoril! Edward B. Doulens. of
South Norwalh. paid a visit to Dor-
ien. and placed an attachment on all
of Mr. Taylor's property. The suit:-
was brought by Taylor‘s wits in an
action [or divorce and alimony. Tuy-'
lor's present wife is alleged to be
Lida Wasting. who attempted to com-
mit suicide while conducting the
Chick inn on the Post Road.
summer. She is at present residing
in New York city
it appears from the Dorlo- town’
moordo that on December 20th. Toy
tor. fearing some such action on the
port oi his wile. transferred all or
(Continuod on Twotlth Pogo.)
VRPVVV ElERViiEMBER :
CARVASS REVS CVER SI .500
ammo-mount-
mm
'm
p
Thothrsmdlsmbcs- Canvass cron-
ductod mum attention in Trinity
Eusoopol Parish was decidedly suc-
colsful. Over 01,600 was pindgod. and
thou are 100 parishioners yet to be
heard from
There were Mty- -tw‘o csnvoosors 0!
the old subscribers there were tiny-
one who increased their usual otter
ing. There were 198 new plodguo
received.
The plans tor the. every nos-bur
canvass have been in the worho for
three months. The vestry. sold as-
pcdally the chance committee. com
prising W W. theater. chairman; Sam
uel Hoyt. Jr., -D W. Raymond. A. L
Lois and P. N. Knapp. have been
working seriously in conjunction vflth
the rector, Rev. Frederick A. Cole-
man. and the results obtained are very
grotttytng to all conoerned.
Rev. ‘1". A. Coleman. on next Sun-
day. will conduct a Thanksgiving son
vice. at 11 o‘.cloch in mm Church.
BREWSAIEERCISIIIERV
SWAIN“
FORT SMITH. Arie. Feb. 21.—~The
J. C. Brewbslter Distillery. ' around
which were woven operations ot a
group not conspirators who swindlod
the ('ntied stateroom-mm out of
hundreds of thousands of dollars in
revenue by so'u‘etly msnui’actnring
moonshine whiskey. was sold It pub-
lic auction todsy by the Unitad Status
Marshal tor the Western man-lot of
Arkansas The sale was in accord-
ance with a decree recently handed
down by the United States Diotrla
Court
The distillery was used by John L.
Casper and aosocihtes to muncture
diouaands of gallons of liquor with-
Vlaws. Casper is serving titan yours in
the United States Penitentiary oi
Leavenworth. and seven others were
retro to the some institution tor short-
Iust .
'larlts Said to be [talking
Sontlttvard and Evacuat-
lnp Mills—Greek Crioc‘r
little is at Port at .If-
azzo— knell-Shed lice
troycd by Stor-
The Russians—— have occupicdlho
entire Lnko Vul district. til.
Turks retiring southwll’d no
oven evacuating Dials, be
to a Peuogrod dispatch recciv
to Rome and given out in Modal!
byothe wireless press.
It tho other mi mail
to the dutch, tho uooian and!
Vance guards have arrived with.
to a short distance of Trebizoud.
VontheBlackScuco'ut.
An official statement issued in
Berlin today says that Gemini
“ml aeroplanes on Sunday,
dropped a large number of bombs
on the aerodrome and canny pt“
iFurneo. in ‘West “undermine
the North Sea, and returned safe. ‘-
‘ly,
A dis tch from Tiflio to tho
Boers: otte' to P d a
that two 'hrrhioh Manny corps,”
whichmon thalrwayto rec
info":- Eamon. have wood.
)9“.
In the Arturo-Hungarian of
ficlnl ruport dated Feb. so. it in:
«sued-titular: advancsd Italian‘
position had been taken by lilo
Adorn-Hungarians near Bull!-
85st about six and on Molnar
miles nortircust of Dunno. It
had previously been intimated
in the Austrian official reports
that the Bulgarians in Animal}
were operating against Avian, .
1.";
about eighty miles south of Du.“
mac.
The Hells was formerly. the
Chinese warship Pei Hung and5
wuopurchasodbyGreoceirommrfi
China or 19:4.
A dispatch from Romanohprn‘:
to Borne. via Paris, says
new shed committed to halt!
four Ze‘ppelins at Friedrichohazw
was partially destroyed in o
storm last Tuesday There was' no
loss oilite.audit isnothnovrn
if any- darnag'c was done to Zep-
pelins.
A royal proclamation has been
posted in England caninglotheif
..,.,
oolorstherecrultgoi’dnooou
under the military service bets
They are to report before March
31.
The class mentioned comprises
the youngest recruits available.
They are the bachelors who had
attained the age of rS on Aug. 14
lost. It is believed that the ma.
jority of them have now attained
:9 years old and have thus be-
come eligible for military service.
The preoem summits completion
m‘l‘euoeboa overflow-L
r
ottheoingiemon. g;
5“ - jinn.
i;
g.
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