Entitled To Best!
That‘s why every Nor-
walk home should read
The Sentinel.
J
ESTABiisiiéniwu
tutti till
BOYS PRESENT
MINSlRii snow... ...... , M
Appear in a Fine Program of En-V
tertainnteat on the Occasion of l
the ladies' light
lttcttt follows
lltllll A [All HOUR}
on! Of the Best “mat” PEI“ received was 813a share,
lormances Ever Given inthe City "New Haven," not»
i
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g - NORWALK w s
EVENING SENTINEL ,
Of The Sentinel'a - —
features. They In'll I"
preciate it later.
Aleociareo PRES. NIWB FRO“ ALL PART. 0' WI WORLD .Y A SPECIAL Will AND OUR OWN O PERATOR.
min; ai on; Souffle—viral“
once a.- Bet-ond Chas Inner.
,“ttiw illlltt” still
fit WililtBtlitl its
ttttttt to. it PROfll
thlR ctitttt titans ii)
, ts illicit 1. iiililiNtl
. . ..... IN itittl8|0li it SIGNALS
Priee—lleusalonic l’oltter lloyit — .
Reorganizlng Passengers Safely transferred to c, it. Mag, Sign] Engineer of
_ 't the Steaalerilorohy Foarteea‘ mmlayuhilroatlJmm
BtlSTth. Ma», in. 2;. "The Miles tiff cape llatteras Maudie-simmer Belliaap I
“New Haven" road has sold its 92‘ .
per cent. interest in the Waterbury: . . 1
(ins Light Company. The transnctiont -
reetores ownership of the company to
the residents of that t‘onltecticut cil)‘.0]"[RS Vf$fls 00 mclNEER PASSE” All
of over 7.3.000 people. after some
twenty years' proprietorship else-1 A i
l0u0ll|Nill 0 S CAllSiltillti 60 MILES All liillll'
To the ‘ .\'ew Hateu" the Mile means! 0 . . ‘ i.
‘ l
——————_—
ttlie dispOsition of u socalli-d outside
tproperty at a slight profit. The price
as against
about Sitw per share cost to flu
eretatt Badly tnlared‘ liit Sclioon-‘ttir “as. limited to lie Brokeni
which it has . .
v - - 5
.beeit gettint: an \ per cent dividend. 0f 3 conflmu no. KM.“ i by I'Blu, “t . .M l
The original \\'atertlttt'y t‘.a.~ Light _ __
xett U‘llriett and his .tittettcun Mm WWW“ l“"‘;’1‘*‘;“ “" 3"“ “2‘: :l.‘ \‘tlltlv'ill K v. reb 0'. “All he ”3W “‘V‘EN- F?" 33""“0‘” "Wt
. . - r. . . . , . ven' was 'll t» )r >tarc. p' ,.. ‘ ' - " . ' - .- , _ . M.
.strcls, which pleased so, Lug‘. .ttt llut ”mung” “‘(Vrmfi‘fl in “(wk {mm patswtttzera aboard ”u. Merchants and Inquiry oi the d‘nl'lerlldl.(‘( omuterch]
alltllfi‘llct‘ at. the ll"“"‘,”| “"‘m‘l‘a' ‘: ,-oootlo a. St 'ltltittthl it~ debt int». “WW-‘- l-“Wr ”Him “1“"?! “A!“ tifllll- :"I‘"n’l""“”";'u:'r‘ behindo chafing: h |
We art). were ccrtatmi' not". to " . . ' ' '. . ‘ aged incline-ionwitttuwhoonerearlv - x. “' 5 “"“vi
-- . - ‘ . ' . . lt-eli lttltl l’i 'tiltl cost oi lite tn\cal- ‘ ' . . ,
fol 1.t Frill old fabllltilltil tintpstrtl showi nit'ill :0 H“? --§..it H‘tH‘ll" written “Wit. It “mm, {mm (‘apc Hatteras, limo fill! ‘fllli-imiie(iiiti"lhiliim Mirtfordl
' .' " t t t" ‘ ,. -, , , ‘ testuy we H et it ill
““1 good ~lnging, goo l.””].rL ‘inl. tlU\\fl to the itliil‘tlll' allote lllt‘li' “'r‘ ““13 ”“1131er (l to tilt steam 'll d ,.H that .1 mom 35'
good' yolk”. ”11031“th lItth‘ol .t' th ll“ ”(mm H. Dorothy WW”, hour" lu'cr. “(h wilt liii lllti ops ‘ ea: tk wont ‘,
“1| 1 l“ ”A: 0 UV - “7““ ' 'll '- “ l" . . . . , . ('tll‘tllil" to a radio tucssu c received “”“l"'“" j” “r “5 “e " ”K 0 e\ '
l‘art m ”w “m“mur" “WWII" h I{\ltq-ptfimh. deuce ttzt— conctrned by night Mini
l:i~i night telebrated ladim' night lll
it :Iillld manner. and ittcidently pit!
best amateur per
i'ot‘tttances that has l’\t'i' been rl‘t‘ll in
be giteu
fltltl»~ one of the
.\ot‘v.iilk. .\'o credit could
especially to any LAWN-I
show. to everyone vlto had any part
at all iii the affair performed in tip
and
top style. lA‘lil‘lllltl ilrccttwootl
(‘letm-i Maptter, as entitticn. v'cte lll
means of keeping the Log.- audience
“I uproars of laughter, h) itteaiis oi
tif‘ll.’
were on
lrting "Dyington. pleased
lit-v crowd with it number of songs,
and for the lllllsl part,
many of which
i l: yer,
Hull jokes.
to- .tl people.
tcontiuued on 5th pagel
ARSONIA SiltllitltS
itt ttt tt tt
\NwiiNlA, Fell. L'Ii, iW'ttll
dimertetl today. and it was difficult 1
WORK
torrents
of rain failing the city‘s streets were
at the local oilice of the
and .\iilter.~.
'l‘tte t‘relan, with her captain and
crew aboard and cotttoyed by the
l‘votothy. i.- slowly matting her way
to .\'otfolk lli‘f‘ bow is >ltl\t’ ill and
she is otherwise (litllillltt‘tl ’l‘hc coll~
tittion of the schooner wtt~ not known
lit‘l‘t‘.
'l'he t‘retan “"45 bound from Philli-
delpltiu for Savannah when she struck
the schooner ill a heavy fog. She int»
inediutcly sent out wireless calls for
assistance. and several \t‘nieln re-
sponded. the Dorothy. the destination
of which was ttot given. being the first
to reach her. it was believed tltat the
(‘retan would be able to make thl.‘
stock has been held through the Hott-
satonic l’ouer t‘ompany, Working our
of tlte \\'ttterbttry (‘otttpitny sittta
lion has helped cottsidtrttltly by rc
or 'itnl7ation in protess by Hottstttontt‘
i'ower, looking to a stile of some ot
tt~ piopt-rtitw hy ltli‘ '.\ctt Haven."
The Waterbury tilt: Light t'otiipatty
“iii among the li.~t or corporations
included in lllt- report of the Massa
chusctts State Public Service Com
mission to tile hittesstcltttsctte Legin
iature. wltich it is recommended
that the New Haven ltoud shall cease
to hold interest by July. l9llt. it was
also recdfhmcndeti that there should
be a divorce of the \Vfllt‘l‘hlll‘!’ Hotel
:(‘orporation owners of the Elton prop-
erty. The "New Haven" road hns‘
been in control of the Waterbury Gail
, Light l‘outpnny ever since tlte "L'. (l.
l." company sold out. about eight
years ago. And with the Milt' of the
U. (l. l. to the ".\'cw Haven" com-
pany. it is understood that five shares
of stock of the hotel corporation.
flRRIRA P0l|0l lHINll ‘
valued at sntttt, went with the deal. IHEY “AVE [YMA 1
This is the only stock of that cor- _
_
poratlon ttow iii control of the "New‘ 7 ("”‘0‘.’m “mum m
Haven" it is said.
0 The liousatonic Power Company isi'“ “mm“ VICht and w." not vote f" ‘0" mm.
ill-lkitttp, t‘hlcf of the llivlaiou of Selle.
ty, pre.~ttitng over the Bt“§l0ll ill lllt“
othce building lti New York, New lite,
ti“ and Hartford Railroad, begunl
t||lt'>litlli|liK railroad operating official:
til ‘.t :to‘ tiltcctlng their attention Epl‘("_
tiitiilly to the signal system of tit-1‘
.ronti. 'the evidence taken on this
point prepared the way for exittniua»
tion of tin mechanism of the signals
watch out installgd it. the block in,
wblth the rolermud collision occurred.
This jet-hurtlem hld been detached
from the nigflll and brought into the
railroad building for inspection by
the signal experts of the commission
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tottlitt tilt IJP
(Continued on 't’weirtn rage.)
SOUTH noawnut, corset. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25.149176
[negro alderman. and one of
AMERICAN RIRlIlSl
Rain and colder tonight.
TWO CENTS
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(i‘ontinttcd on Twelfth Page.)
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Alt AltilSl’S ttttttlitttttt
initials of tool ttttsttt
Victor Iiart, 0f this city, flakes
Profound Impression With flis
Address “The trite Comrellea-i
sioa of Alaslc"
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t‘
lArs. Baton Says lrs. Attire lold .[HE fRENCN P 08".“ '
', ..._.V,#, 774..” "H...“ ...._- ., ..
Cone Across —Gave ilp Part. I 00“ [W 10 00 .
i or Prim *
of Salary—flares Inks Probe s lllmlllllllls - t ’ ll .W
of draftcnrge Against ChicagoI m0" l0 000 PEAlPlE w”. “d MIC. 1“;
- - . y " ..
Ionian Official — festtatony I l A.” North of Va“-
——~———— P. ll.lleapp Makes a Suggestion. o .
(‘lllt‘AtitL Feb. zsvl'proar and. l. 5" Vince" w”
confusion marked the opening session' ‘ A I . ‘
of the city council committee invesli» 2 Taken by [he PM
the llospitd ; .- .
by Mrs. l'ugt- \Valler Eaton, resigned l ’
superintendent of social surveys} t The G
. , - ’ . erm ()ffi “
against ttcr former superior, Mrs ’l'ttt Xorwalk Hospital Associatioit.t an War cc .
Louise Osborne ltowe, commisstottcl ' lit rt-tponsc to the appeal from i’resl vnounced today the capture “it 1
Mrs. haton entered the committee lil'l of contribution: towards the an 'g
room unobserved by a summons sert ‘ttuni lildllllt’llulif'l‘ fttni north 0‘ veldl'f‘. as far as w ’
er from the civil scrvice commission ‘ in several instance» there subscript rid e 0f Loud' ‘ ' M l
.- ~ . . 1 it. .-
whcre another investigation was it. llullt: have been accompanied by let~ g L Gilt jUSt
by the efforts of Oscar de lit-lest, is dressed to. Mrnhii-Mullen by phillp‘ Thc number of prisoner. in if.
. Mayor .\ Knnpp, is given below. “b . a,
’lhompaon'a supporters in the council Mr. Knapp'e suggestion comes at ii| em increased by more lhll 71'
lie l’t'test challenged the legality of very opportune moment, inasmuch as; 000 to over 10,000.
call, he moved that, Mrs. Eaton he the present time, nearly six thousand d
not permitted to testify. Hie ntotton patients, to be accurate, 83,9“). tan farms of Cham neuvi “ t-r
prevailed until Alderman llucli, .t lll .\lr. iichlullcit‘a reply, he has’tcllat M p lie, is;
cotnittlttcc member and council op pointed out lllt nrt‘t-zmlly of meeting c, armont, BeauM'~
\\'uilc the t-itcitettttnt “to gzeatc.‘ proving to the satisfaction of the pub-' ,
:t letter signed by former ('otngre~~ tic that there is a willingness on their annwmted'
than Fred l.lllllllll. acetised by Air: part to supn ‘lb licct-xsary insti‘ Eight German steamship, 1m.
Baton ii.‘ at sittixter lllIlUt'ltl‘t' ill the tuilon ‘l ' themselves with- - . a 1
’ in the harbor of St Vincent C...‘
. , .
of .t larger Huspttal, .Verdc Islands, were tlkfll I. "
South Norwttlk, i‘oitn,
Ethe Portuguese governmlnt,
<itutli Norwalk, f‘ontt. ‘ ~ . >
t “M Sm__ ! The fighting north of Verdun“. .
:..tlk Hospital prompts this letter. 1 Fr . . .
suppose yin have all manner of truism, enCh War Office ““0““ch .
llllltla‘ necessary for its maintenance. w -
Consequently, you will not think mv' TlPJttCEipt-Ctli last m‘ht'
e 0 cta statement M-
if it definite plan was outlined that u
would not call fora large amount from
to the rear of Beaumont. _
your needs. and more. would be. sub- The text of the statement I“.
. _... ._. , - ,_,_ _ $.- ‘1‘
3 t
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l
iler Ilalzte Said, “We've Got to
Stapnsing Illfllil German 3”
. . i
as to the liaising of feeds for.
gating the splitrs'dlary charges made
of the department of public \\t‘lfflrl.‘tlt'fll McMullen, has rectived a hunt French positions in the I“
progress. Her testimony was dehyeu tors of suggestions, one of which. ltd-l Of Beaumont.
the investigation. Defeated on a roll the No‘ that has accumitiodated, u to . - " A
' 9 ‘ Capture of the fortified vilhw ‘
ptlllt‘lll til .\_!it_\or 'lttontp~ott. :irritto the present deflt‘tt of the Hospital and} Chambrettes and Ornes alga w.
—-—- ~ii tt. .~ to carry on the work
l‘eittintry W tilic‘cmnrge yesterday by, officials at
‘lr .l ‘.\Il\lllllf‘n,
Your ttppciil for funds for the Ntlrr‘dimluiihlng in violence, h,“
gestions as how best to raise mint-lay. N0 attack by the German: ‘
letter presumptuous. i believe that.t ;
that the French have fallen back.
cacti ilidividuul, stifllcicnt funds for I
lOWS:
scribed. If, as yott say, there are 26;
will people in town, it would seem as
--—-— . if 10,000 would be willing to pledge a "To the ca‘. . _
tine of the most enjoyable programs dollar a year for its r‘ttpport, and if 1 ‘t of Vauquoig w!" ,
‘thc community club has had since its that invented impossible. there. are~h3VC saunched fresh attack: fl« ‘
organization wan given on Wednesday surely 43.000 who would contribute . '
the enemy's works in the it“
of the Forest of Cheppy. W'-
mitten' atzillcry activity has ”I
carried on between Nahum"
$2.00 it year if appealed to along these
llllIF. The result, if successful, as i
believe it would be, would more. than
take care of your needs. I am en-
clot-ling a pledge for $10.00 a. year,
afternoon by Victor Biart, at hitI
uome, 42 Elmwood avenue. Mr. lliart‘s
subject waa “The True (‘ompreheuv
slon of Music." and his hearers can
in future hardly fut to listen to music
“"‘Hilam 1""? “All“;d" l 0' l‘h" 3"500 another corporation tiow said to be
firm ng :t lorers 0 tie . int-r can controlled bv'the "New Haven,“ which ' i -
'iltritus (‘otu'plllfly “we'll :11? HP“ Willis is included lll the report, and from mm" to Go on long cm“. WASHlNGTON. Fri). 21—00“?
“““‘”"‘“ 0 1’" ‘-“ . “”0““ “ which the "New Haven" must sever "On “f '0 O ‘uientlitg on the much talked of Gore
3"“""‘tlfli~ ll ‘5 known ”'“l 3 con- all connection within the specified t, I ’ resolution to wam .\utcrican citizens
sitlei'itblc body of the strikers it"! anxv
ions to return to work. BllfiillPSR me
and llayor Schumaker believe that
show of strength will come next .\lon‘
day morning, when the mills are re-
opened and a part of the strikers tr
element
among the strikers which has declared
permitted to re
ittttt unless the company grants the
full llH‘ cents an hour increase. Tlii\
Flell't‘nl is of one nationality, anti ls
composed of about it? per cent. of the
Because
of the uncompromising attitude of the
leaders of this element Mayor Schu-
maker is preparing for cvettttialities.
'l‘od-ty .it is understood that he talked
to return. There is one
that no one will be
whole ttumher of strikers.
w itit High Sheriff
rtt ngemente for having
dttv or possibly Sunday night.
in that capacity again.
entrances to the several mills.
.\ltltouglt there was little evidence
today. it was
known that the authorities were quiet-
trouble in case it
the reopening of
of .V‘I‘ilit' conditions
ly preparing for
should come with
t‘:t-- mills.
lilllllllll GERMAN SUPPER
PliASlS [ARRE GAlRERlNR
A genuine German supper was the
attraction that brought a large gath-
ering to the basement of St. Peter's
German Lutheran Church, on Cedar
street. last evening. The dining-room
with pa-
end American
All those good things that go
German supper
'vvere =erved in abundance. The Itn
teudance was excellent, the supper be-
. ’W‘ls pleasingly decanted
tr.i7ic crepe paper
flags.
to make up a real
lng served between the hours of
and it o'clock. The waitregaea were:
Thornton.
Mrs. M. L.‘ Steup, Mrs.
Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Bonita.
”Schmidt and hire. Schiinmel.
Hugo'about ur- I
BR0lltlHi Bl CONVERSIO
number of deputies here early .Vlon-
The
cntup-tny has brought itt more guards M
and it is probable that the volunteer
firemen who were sworn iii as spec
ial police officers and have guarded
the mills at night will not be needed
The company
now has enough guards to hold all the
Mrs. .wiii speak at
;agalnsl sailing on armed merchant-
men, Senator Frank B. Brandegee
said that he does not believe that
a majority can be found in the Sctr
ale to past-l such a resolution. When
asked whether the minority members
of the Senate would stand by the Preli-
ident in his contention on the subject
of arnted mcrchantmcn, Senator
Brandegee said: "1
any republican senators are willing to
give up any American rights. i don‘t
think any of the republicans will vote
for such a resolution as Senator (lore
intends to introduce and certainly not
more than half of the democrats."
time, provided the Legislature adopts
“ the report of the commission. The
" Hottsatonlc is a subsidiary company of
the "New Haven" froin which the
United Elecrlc Light and Water
(‘ompany leases. hotti itt \Vitleruury
and iii other parts of Connecticut. Anti
the Hotisatonic. it was claimed, really
controlled the U. G. 1. plant lll \\'av.iwl‘di||il his identity. '1‘0 tllosc who
terbttry for ht‘l’t‘l‘iil years prior to ill!‘ queStioned him last night. he declined
(‘10,... of tlte 1035.. of [“0 t" u, l. m ,to say whether or not he is Lyman,
1913. _ “. Local police. however, said they were’
‘ ' ' tconvlnccd by a check for 35,964, foundi
tin his effects anti by his resemblance
lto the New York fugitive. that he is‘
the man sought. They are awaiting
ST. PETERSBURG. l-‘la., l-‘eh '_'.'..~
The man illTC’Slf‘ll iii-re yesterday on
‘the belief ll‘ll lte is .l. (lrttut l,yttt;in.
wanted lll New York on charges of
‘having obtained more titan Sautwoo
through illegal usc ot' the mails,
maintained silence curly today rc;
_"
—____._.._—_~—.
EXPLAINS “ADM CHANGE arrival of New York detectives to: A3 to the rumored break between
. ‘ puss upon the man‘s identity. tho President and Senator William J.
Lyman left New York after ex~ Stone and Representative Cal Flood
positre of stock swindling operations,“ Virginia, democratic leaders of the
of the tirm of John H. Putnam &.Senate and House foreign relations
of whlclt he was said to be committees, Senator Braiidegee said:
_ lllltl‘llt‘fltil. "i know nothing of it beyond what i
, , . tout two years ago Lyman is sttloihave read in the news it rs. N0
3‘” tlte‘co-oplcraitmg churches m ”l“ to have forfeited $20,000 bail and lied wordof it has come to tile llforeign re
litt‘inreiigfihiiii‘ last(Zilliiililtgnim‘illli‘;from "0“ Angel“! ““9" “""lC‘k'" tattons committee." It was quite ap-
Fast alienue “ F. (‘hurcll 1“ Those,itnd sentence to 15 tuonllts‘ lntprison-lparent that Senator llrandegee. in
(illidUctlng the: “se‘i‘vices “f"? gran“ ttient there fora land fraud. He wentcommon with the other members of
fied by the large attendance on a!“ hurope, bttt returned and accord-ithe committee. regards the situation
night when the walking was difficult mg to postoff‘te authorities, perpetrnt-g as extremely grave.
'!ed a mail fraud in Boston. Senator George. P. McLean declined
't‘otupany.
vices are deepening in interest. Rel.1 l "I“ “.75 tirade 0 . .. l- .. t
, . . y ., .t... . n a \9oht‘l in the mg as his reasons that the question
John btapleton ““5 the preacher 0t:ltarbor here. described as a small is too grave."
the evening. and he took as his sub'lyaciit or launch and known as the
59"“ “Conversion." llcrov Police said the man recentl l
. . . .. . y
t The spellikter dhflnegll (ionrel'fifllwnuiought the ship front two men tvhoi
Engage?” Sr: (1:29 dfiliyci‘uec mggsnéfllbrought her here from Chicago, and]
. . Rm 1 i - ‘ l
of the Holy Spirit. There was no! to: a‘fioflgd,ggfg’;g°“ ‘° pm‘is‘o" '3"
scientific explanation for this, but thet
evidence was apparent in the new at~'
lmanifcn’ted. Plans were made for the
titude of brotherly love. and in foul
iiy relations, and the responsibility}
I
l
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.—The police baseball, basket .bnll, tennis and
awakened in‘ the converted man to-
ward public nnd civic matters.
Mr. Stapleton defended the method!
of evangelism. and claimed that the,
church was following the methods‘
that had proved successful in past
years, and whichevery Efficient mer- announced todav that the man Who'ewimnlng departments and an addi-
chant and business was advocating. committed suicide. yesterday. in New-‘tlonal’feature of "bikes" an mapped
ark, N. J., was not Jean Cranes. the out. A eight eeelng trip tom‘ew York
chef W110 attempted to poison Arch-'under the leadership of ill‘. Goodchild
bishop Mundelein and three hundred was amnged for the next holiday.
guests at a be not in Chicago, as was; Next Wednesday the club will hold
at. ilret bellev . la debote on "National Preparedness",
A patrolman who had known Cronee . and efforts are being made to have a
..— ‘M
l
l The regular weekly meeting of the
t“Cymn" Club was held in Cash's
Bungalow. last. night. The session
was purely a. business one and a.
spirit of enterprising progress was
By illumlt-atlng examples of the per-
sonal changes wrought in the cities
visited by ’Billy Sunday and by the re.
cent campaign in nbury. the speak-
er pressed home. the. need of title
6 Work of God in Norwalk.
This evening Dr. E. F.'Mc6regor,
of the Xorwralk Congregational church. atnted that' while the eiiiclde reeein-lcueeion. ‘
the East ave. it .E. bled the mining chef in many re- ’ Sit new members were added to the
' church. . specie, he was a much larger man. membership. , O
.. ‘w . ' - V. M“ '1‘.“ . v, ‘ ‘ "V“
M .«‘ q f, .‘t;,'t,‘..‘s“'.. ,
' ‘ ‘v ‘ tannin '
do not believe thutl
The interest m growing and the 39'” Arie-“l 0f the man thought to hello discuss the submarine question giv-'
tilll innit tutti
personally examined the body audition-known military lrun‘upon the dim‘
and .die Zeit bani! of the Me”
“In the district to nortlt'
j Verdun the cannonade has dim.-
ished in valence and the em
made no attack onour post“:
during the night. We have eu-
lished organized positions inf
rear of Beaumont, on the he' . ,
stretching to the east of Chum.»
yours of the 2‘.’nd. and express my‘neuville and t9 the ”utml'l.“
sincerest thanks for your annuallornes- The night was cum.“
o‘edge towards the maintenance fund. the remainderhf the front." "
'1 you liege struité‘ gitigulgy-sotetgé. British forces in Mempo '~
;ll;l&::l‘l‘ll:n onofm a. dilllar contribution made. an attad‘ ‘on the “‘
from ten thousand people of this com POSmO“ at Felahie, below K
muttity. ,Amara, the Turkish War
The directors of the Hospital fccl announces. but were driven m
that before we come to the public with considerable 103m ' -
1 German troops taking part“
which I will increase if you do not
raise sufficient funds.
Yours truly.
l’llll.ll‘ N. KNM’l'.
with keencr appreciation.
‘ Music. Mr. Blart explained, consists
‘of melody or tune; harmony, or the
combination of related notes into
icttords; and rhythm, or pulse. Music
[in written merely for its own beauty,
{or to depict scenel and to express
‘ldeas and emotions. Notes are placed
lin orderly arrangement, as are words
Iin a sentence. to form phrases and
i eriods. From this general outline
!.ir. lliart proceeded to more detailed
analysis and began illustrating by
selections from the great. commuters.
lllc chose the funeral march front
‘Beethoven‘s Aria Sonata, to show why
lcertitin musical construction product-s.
Ethc effect of solemiilty, and a short
ipasaage from Mozart to show how
ianother arrangement of notes with ni
idifferent position in the register pro».
'duccs the opposite effect of infantile
February 25, 1916.
Mr. Philip N. Knapp,
South Norw‘itlk, t'inn.,
Dear Sir:—
lli behalf of the Norwalk Hospital
Association. 1 be: to acknowledge
with a concrete plan for the erection
gaiety and peace. Majesty was and maintenance of a new Hospital, ‘
-anauzpd in .Bgothoven's Emperor we must solve the problem of financ- the Operations before, V“: '
tSonata. “hit; the present situation. ‘wfl-e gian to understand _ ‘ 1%:
Tlte cottdition during the last month
I The structure of the Sonata form
has been a hardship to everyone con
was explained, the several utove' . . _
.tncnts, like acts in u play, each com— nectcd with this institution. l“‘thluent:
Lpletc in itself and yet but part of; iv thi‘ employees who live at the Hos-
‘llle greater whole. The first tnove-, pitttl have been compelled to give up _
"am "r"; °it.‘:§t'.2“‘::..tzir ‘i.2i3°t.§§’.“:éf.‘t' W... mm... m mm
‘mus ca l ea 0 t e w toe contpost-, it ‘ i ~ . . ,
! ‘ty-four demands for admission in‘ mg phrase ‘5 qumed from an 0!.
lthirty-three days. The Hospital has der published by General my
lto make up a deficit of about six dol~ Dcinling on the eve of the V315
this was to be the last and M
‘offensive against France, some}
ing to statements made by primi” 1
ers reported in the Paris owed. ‘
1. (Continued on Eighth Page.)
‘ -— =lttrs each day in the running expenses, , u t r ‘ g
I, «not taking into account extra expens- fun height.- In heist“ 5:312:2‘“
SUBSIANIIM BONUS [0“ es involved in the care of the prem- 35‘ ° enstve 3g.“ A
.isen, such as repairs and alterations. hope that the Fifteenth m
iYou can, therefore, readily under-
t
E J. .l. 0A8“ EMPLOYESEaland that the maintenance of the
Corps will distinguish itself
hast done in the past.”
"3. .
Telegrams to Congress”
new Hospital will require the support,
of the public from ten to twelve thous-i . ,
[and dollars annually. from William J. Bryan, cup
The employees of the Cash Com-t i bclieve it is my duty to the public ing the movement. for '
«party were the recipients yesterday oftto clearly state the situation, and anti Americans ofi armed ships, .
the semi-annual bonus. This bonus; to attempt to lead them into n great-i 'vin in Washington ,
has been paid by the Company for altar problem before overcoming ,the ‘m g , B ,1 of P -.
:numjier of years and the amounts ro«' present difficulty of financing thla'Repres'entattVE: a! CY: .‘ .
‘ceived were the largest yet paid. in Hospital. .gylvnnin, received one
presenting the checks to the office limit The Directors and I apprecihte your ned to read it from the float,
warehouse force. the manner. F. suggestion, and we would welcome‘ A resolution to em '
.Goorlcbild, spoke on the result of co more constructive crltclsm from the Se' “1“ m .
operation and efficiency of which the. general public. We want the public-guise of the . hate Y. _,
bonus was the proof of good work. Ito feel that this is their Hospital, and ‘3th national honor '
I The plant in South Norwaik was that we are aiming to serve them in be referred befofe d -
built eolely for the making of woven the utmost ability as far as the co- C and that no.
theme-tapes. a businega which is onolpilcity and the conditions of the 1103- onm'. f . to
of great. detail. The ancient co- pltal will afford it. . ahould be sent to a oreum are
operation of the employees in every For this purpose 1 have come with er my severance of dip W,
department of the factoryuofllce, and an appeal for the maintenance fund tendon. be ”ignited ~ . .
‘wareltouee has made this business before the public. . -
one of more than notional reputatiohj Very truly yours,
H- t
reference to Congress. “to
u‘ordet‘l are received from all parts‘ , - J. MCMU'MN. ‘ memo by Senator high;
of tile [lobed - . _, . _ ‘Preatdenlrpublicm, etWeabtngtott. -
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imp ' will“ is “t ' "i ., ' it .
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