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'4 ‘It tountres liiin riotite wan:
1 iiiili'UiIlailiI‘t‘ town:
‘in the future, any person seen
drum at light or h-ttin: off any sort
rocket or firework when hostile air
it are present or expected, will be
I.‘ ill on without notice."
ho nruch iztble has grown up around
Zeppelin r'uid~ lilztl it is impossi-
I-‘ i to tell whether or not there is. any
It »I.~ of fact to the stories of spies
communicating with the invaders by
After even
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OUR REPRESENTATIVES.
What the Connecticut Delegation Is
Doing, Eating, and Saying Down
in Waahington, D. C.
\i'ASHlNG'I‘ON, Full. Eli—Senaim
and Mrs. George P. hit-Lean enter
mined the members of the Unmet-tr-
cut delegation and their wives at a
dinner, Wednesday night, at their
residence, No. 1520 New Hampshire
avenue N. W.
Representative ()ukey andthe Rev.
itetrne Williamson Smith, of St.
.lolu's church, addressed it gather-
li.'_‘ in the parlors or‘ the Humllton
Hotel. on the evening of Washing
torr‘s Birthday. on "George Washing-
ton." 0
Representative returned
from i‘onnctticut lie
Frouman
Wednesda y.
{consult tilt
stuff it lililillSlliii
r \lAiiinIS'i‘OK, Feb,
tpoudenee of The Associated
it‘oirgestiou of war supplies lit Vindi-
'vontolt continues to grow worse. At
present there are twenty-eight steam
ers in the harbor or waiting in tho
buy to enter the harbor. Pier facili-
ties are lacking to accommodate
these steamers. The thermometer
regiIIterII twenty degrees below zero.
and the extreme temperature and too
are adding to the confusion. The
cranes on the piers are not heavy
enough to lift locomotive»; and other
heavy Weights, and consequently
25. — cres-
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I - .t :I (Hip ot‘ \[tllk’p dilllt‘ah .Ibout dulored “eduesduy night than inns liightcre must be utilised for thin 9“"
FOR 50 MINUTEG UNDER FREIGHT
CAR IN LIVING DEATH.
(“\NAAN, Feb. 28.—John H.
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Ilt \.
d It \lilierron N. Y, at 6: 15 yester-
din morning.
the main freight train was switrhed
onto the track which his tender was
-'i freight car was thrown on top
of him by the collision that followed.
H.- was pinned under the car in acon
(III.
acious state for ilfiy minutes, though,
met-yous around him know and he
knew himself that he would die the
minute the freight cur waa disturbed
. \titlertnn was Honey's home.
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[NGUSII Will it
Miiilililii fillilliiiii
LUNIXIN, Feb. 25 —-In connection'
Lloyd George's campaign for
with
lilox
t.,.~tt-‘tiliti.‘ nItItoI tin. with ii inI- much as the House committee on ltiv lilo“ A“ “1”” “N only sulficienti
l Iiil upturned light tontenled‘mflre m and Harbors had departed from inbm‘m‘ '0 “mm“! four "““ml‘l‘fl' ”l“
fat) in... ..tm-j... ..“. “-9“ vouch- its declared intentions of not report- im” ”‘9 intiUstry ““5 FUHHVG ”0 d"
. in] im .tl\\:t\~ (mm by lit‘nlfitty ing in favor of nnv lit-IV plolet'ifi in hum“
Hilt' arrest him -\t‘l. did result in the proposed River and Harbor bill four hundred “I‘d filly American
illttlillsililt :Ii’ter th. IItid W alter 119' bhould aileron amondnient lo the l”c°“"”““‘ “”0 r'ON lo lluasln for
ltull tuctories with women workers,
28 years old and single, was klll- ‘3
lie was on the rear.
end ot’ a tender on a switch when
“dilution" of labor in the niuhi~‘
I NO STRIKE AT LOEWE'S.
lSIIers Held Shop fills About Work,
but Did mi Quit.
llartiug circles were interested Sat-
urday in II rumor that at a shop coil
of the ernployco of the sizing depart
ment of It E. Loewe & Co. held at
the factorv Friday afternoon, it was
voted to go on strike unless the mem-
Ihens of the firm granted certain con-
, ceosions asked for by the men in mak-
ing certain grades of hats. The men
'complained of the stock being put in-
'to the grades in question. it is said,
thinning that the hats could not be
i"worked up" as readily as tho)"
ishould be.’
t
‘tho siren stated that no strike vote
was taken.
put into porno grades of hats,"
lone of tho alters, this morning.‘
for those grades.
ed this morning as usual, until noon."
, the \iinintr of Munitions has issued. .
Wm li.ott A tolllllltltldi trawler for b,“ appropllnting arrmtient to tarrv.“5° in apetdlng up our supplies, a; ’ it was strongly rtrmoredinhutting:
\\.'t~ brought Ipfore
court on the
halting house,
liutolnsbire polict;
{1
it
out
the
the plans at New London
... ,. “l titrtrlaim‘. .. light in ~uth .. amendment he will after the some on ““n manufacturers 9’” “"0 “Hum”!
'IIl.t‘I I... to Bkl‘vt’ us .I eicuul during
. ritrd. Witnesses snid thnl lloti
1' "it .1 rt [tutti Hui elt t‘lt‘it‘ lull it ill
I \‘ltt‘l when the Zeppelins “Ire
liiitl
p. rm. is lit
iloll'h defence wus
ll't dlill’
-tlti
I» rtltrp it) it
the ticor when the bill comer. up for
tonrideraiiorr.
(‘lruirruurr Ila)".
t-t Intuitive hit
of liit‘ \iiiiittl‘y
tornpleted the first
hi. or torumitice draft of the new mill PM" W "‘0‘“ ”it” ”1 ”11‘ li'M‘
Hill bill IIIIII the committee met
twenty thousand steel cure to \lrtdut
:vostok.
ibrought from anun to handle tho.
jWitI" supplies but it is almost lllptin-
nd
i
ithty are of on old type not well adapt-
o not. lillli uo d the li,;ht in filling a \\“““‘d“—‘ to take up lie ‘0" “(I-310d to the present W.ork
i‘\
'lhe authorities took the New
- i' -., tiir’iliil} .i licht of any sort Itt
. -,h x. 1mm uzts n serious milllrr
't‘hv'Itrsunds of t’lt>t'.\‘ reported to the
l~\
r vlll"
II t to bi
\u-llrdenniui: persons turn
too Irtmtrd to inresticute.
“aortic who iorget ro‘ Pull their blinds (munrisaion members, following visits:
I. on after turning on lights and then
-‘.I of ”ii
in trouble,
I 4‘ it. i'u‘I. \
:llt'Pi Irrc
fact that
i l uh‘ldt'llln torrid not be seen
0' t‘iil‘fii The
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i Ilriiit‘
H
oi hundred yard; Illl:t)‘ neier
informers. But r‘egttla
Him: _ItiIotIt keeping the blinds down
u...- closely euioteed. III the seacoust
hath, not the sign of light is allow“
ttr~ to lili'
tr
.resuit is tho i
I I I‘ll estbm' irorrr the seaward Iii. le of strike or lockout, Vail “NM?“ by t” t some Shim unload “388‘
the commissioners, who told the men ”1“ ’00 torus a all) and in munyt
that the; are required to continue, ”9““ "19 demurmca 011M896 Walnut.
It house. .
in the Irridlnrrd ‘counties.
'10“; much more strictly
than before the raid
lighting. is
regulated
One large man
i
IIiIeiurin'n town upon new of Zemie Volley plant “1 the: American Smelt. i
was
d all said It muforitv of those who quit ”“4200 Studenta Sent Home Aa Reauit of
I I.~ slut 011 all street lights. tied up
i e .wtreet (at service and close
thrones except two, which refused
to I‘ixnriss their night shifts After a
it Vi hours, when all seemed to be safe,
he street cars resumed running, audt
i e Hash from their trolley poles evi-l
(l dilly drew the raiders, for a number
bombs were soon dropped on the
twin in quick succession. The only.
i. o factories to suffer were. those that
remained open.
“h
B SHOP'S DEATH FOLLOWS
ATTACK BY ROIBERS
CINCINNATI, 0., Feb. 28.——-Rev. Dr.
'I'nonms C. Carter. of Chattanooga.
'tenn., bishop in the United Breth-
ren church, died here‘ yesterday.
While walking along the street one
night soon after his arrival hero.
c glit days ago he was attacked by
Itghnaymen, knocked down sud rob:
bed. According to physicians, he died
f om erytrlpelan, caused from bruises
sustained at that time.
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tron. (‘lIIIirIntrn Iltry says be ex
puts to report the bill to the House
\silhin A week or ten days.
SMELTERS RESUME WORK.
IN‘ NY Ell 4".eb 28 ~St-Ite industrial
to Pueblo and lieotitiile,
er wages were reported
:tr-rretmced today that tip-
“trs relieved tit built places
work had been resumed pending an
investigation and report by the state
_v estcrdttv
(tuthorltics
”the state law, reuuiring
day! notice of iiitentitm to cull
“ork pending In investigation of their
alleged grievances. At the Arkansas
ing and Refining Company it
tIrdny had returned. At Pueblo em
ploycs‘ of the United States Zinc Com
puny. who quit Friday, also resumed
‘nrk.
RIDGEFIELD BOY SEARCHES
STREETS FOR FATHER.
Fourteenyearpld Nor-mun Gilday of
Ridggtleld went to Bridgeport, Friday
night in search of his father- who cime
hereto procure work in the Remington
; Arms a Ammuunition Co. The parent.
has not been heard of ‘oinco his de-
pa'rture over a week ago and the fam-
ily at home have been given cause for
worry.
Norman was picked up while wan-
dering about the streets early Satur-
day morning and'taken to police heu-
quarters. Armaments have been
made for hm atom to thgeiietd andl
in the meanmo thipoiico will search
to:- the missing parent.
AIRKEN DESTROY ..
- omin- minutiae:
AMSTERDAM via hidden,
Egb; 28.—-A11jcd airmen have at-
tacked anti destrchd the rwé
ido th'e‘
wherci“
t i.» lurnb ”‘1' or lnrli‘n cltrb “x”. strikes of smelter cmplnycs for high- "0 \Iadliosiolt
situation,
and that |
t llecuuuu of delay, deniurruuothdrg
ts rue piling up against the ircight.
l'l‘he shores of the harbor tire blockodI
with cargo, and it seems impossible
to get our: to move tht.~ otrt. Tire
mutrnment saw it has three thou-
sand cars at Luke Baikal, but these
Ire not cumint: with tiny regulari'y
and the nituution
recurs to grow more confusing mery
d'n.
‘up it great part of the cargo width '10
non reaching here. \urioun depart
tnreuts which are handling the car
09
iiiil‘iV‘ linsist on different SONS of supplies;
abeing taken to ditlerent piers The
ionc. ship reach 51, 500 a day.
SUFFIELD SCHOOL CLOSED.
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Scarlet Fever Outbreak.
SI h‘PlIhZLl), Feb 28.<-The disco
er_\ of twocasos of scarlet [ever at
true Sufiieid school formerly knownaci
ithc Connecticut Literary Institution.
caused the authoritics to (:1an them-
tnbiibhment Saturday, and the 20.0
students were sent. to theirr;ho;nes
The cases are notwserioua. Iii: ex-
pected that the school will reopen in
three weeks. One of the patient: to
ken iii Saturday was William Hazel.-
phyuical director and coach of the
athletic teams.
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MINERS CONFER AQAIN.
NEW YORK, Fob. u-hflo Joint
subcommittee _of minora and opom
tors of the Control competitivo, bi-
‘inminnus coal. nelda. reamed countd-
erotica today of the rhino run plan
,which the United [Inc Workers laid
before the operdtora laat Saturday in
thehopootworkingontanamo
‘Innnt this man (or the loft coal
,ninea- of Windham Ohio aw
iWoatem Pennsylvania: The Indloim
cm", are not. nan-nu with tho
. 0 rate «haw. by tho mine
when of: M atato and
"i o tar lens rhnn tittv of these have.“ eiuhorttle illustrated book dealing
“W women (or Inunitiqp work
The book contains hundreds of photo-2
descriptive and euplunutorv notes.
Mr. lloid (:corac writes in the.
preface: ~
“The photographic records and
written descriptions of what is actual
'ly being done by women in munition
factories on proccsaen hitherto per.
formed uolelt by skilled men, will I
'ul liev'e, ant Its an intenlite and a;
gcorrtitlcrutiorr oi crnpoyers and crII-‘
players and employed bare beenetep
,tlenl as to the positiblllties of dilution.
[Being cominccd that until that policy I
is boldlt adopted throughout
touniry \h- cannot provide our armies
“Ah Hit‘il on rtdcquntc supply of mu
Barbed wire cotton out ”it. Inuknim'm” :I\ will- enable them to bringi‘lflix, 9:45x.
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this war to an early and succesuful'
contlusimr I \‘tI‘l earnestly
mend this book to the mast serious
consideration ot tmpioyers and
[p plmen.’
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FAMOUS CASE RECALLED.
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Doea Concealment Dar Injured Party
from Bringing Suit?
. An echo of a famous case came up
iin the Superior court, last week. in
course of pleading. Mrs. Angeline
DeMartino. of Stamford. adminiatrai
trix oi“ the estate of John DcMartino..
who was ltilled in Bridgeport several
years ago by the automobile of Cult
3!“. Sicruon, is suing the latter to re»
cover 810, 000 damages. The com
plaint scta up the concealment and:
[he defense has demurred to the conri
ptaint. An interesting question is
mind which the courts will have to.9
decide.
In ordinary accident casea. no suit
can beatnrto'd aim. at you baa claw
ed. The plaintifl claims that. she was
stopped by the concealment. Portoof
|the demurrer were under oonaidera-i
Ition, Judge Gazer reserved decision 4
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY POMONA
ORANGE. .
The regular- moeting of Fumld‘
county Pomona Grange will be held ini
New Canaan under the auspice. of
New Canaan Grange. Wedncaday,
sun-ct. I, III 10: so a. In: The unit dig-Ii
you will be mum's: at. hot-nth:
session. The lecture has W
very Iltemtinl prom for the .. ‘
m. .
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i000?“ NORWALK .‘TO OANIURYI.
,circlen yesterday afternoon and laati
committee decline to imtudp my jbeen unloaded alt \‘indivostok Amer with '4" employment and training of‘evenlnr; that the Loewe, nizcrs would
but tho rumor 1 h-
strike (hi! HONOR.
. .t‘t‘llir to be without fourrdntlon.
lituvy flouting “an” “a“ ‘grnphs, showing the operations, with!
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Timetable
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A, M.~ 1.39:. 543:, 6:09 6:57x,‘
7:181, 7: it), 8: 10x, 8: 21;, 8. 59x, 9: 23:
the 9: 40, 10:- .131. 10: 53:. 11: 51.
P. M.——l:l3x, 1:27x. azozx. 3-20
4281):, 6:18x,5:46, 610x, 6:47, 7.02!
Sundays.
com ‘ a. \t ~12 05:. 5:42;. 8:50.
10: 33! 11: 51x
cm-: 1’. lit—4.131, 2:441. 9212:. 4:311‘
15:45, 5:022. 6:571, 7:02x, 7:51;, max,
10:40. i
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALKI
A. M.—I:41x,5:.30 6:30, 0:001,
:611. 9:15x, 10:03x, 10:06. 10:50:.
P. K.-—12:03x, 1:06, 3:0“, 1:57,;
,3z27‘x, 3:54. 4:23, 5:131, 5:29, 6:32E
6:00; 6:05, (:102. 9:37. 11:15:,i
12:003. ‘ ' '
Bond-ya. ’
a IL—o: 00. a: 00:, 0:00, 10:032.!
do: 50!. ‘
P. M.:—-l2 10,1:03x. I: 89:, 5:02,]
5: 25!, 6 00:. 7: 801. 8:10a.11:161.l
12: 00! ‘
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court-I NORWALK 70 Raw HAVEN’
nan—1am; 113:. 3:03, ‘I-H,‘
9:153. 10:13:. 11:13:. 11:51:.
P. ll.:—~120, 3:::,182.428,619 «.20;
':s 51. 1: 08:. s: 25. 11:22.
mm
A. u—n: st. 1:13x. 7:43.11“,
10, 11:12: u: 57:.
P. u.:—z 09x. 4: «Ix.
1:03;. 3:30; 0.25:.
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hawauiw $o'uou‘ru ”swam
0:10.100“:
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When seen. this morning. several of .
"We held the shop calla i
to talk over the stock that was being '
“‘d I
cause of this. the atock could not be!
Worked up tit-I we thought it should be, i
But there was not
strike talk and the whole crew work i
—-A Sentinel Want Ad. for Nauru f
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42 Piéce
DinnerSet
"DIE FAMOUS
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(“THE souL or HAPPINESN‘): .V
The Blur. 3h]
13 SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WA“.
The lucky Bluebird ("The Soul of Happinesa”! is the II“
this Dinner eat. mada by Ono ot the foremost Amaflan potion}
highest point reached in harmony of color, chute duly. M
the same time. the latest thing in the prevailing modp. it will
to be the greatest over—a Bluobird in blue and turquoise will,
loft M of nature on the breast, while the edge of each N000.
islied in deep blue lines and tracing. To use it laid out
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who vIava New.
‘.
Displayed at Gehebe’s ,
25 WASHINGTON S'r. ' scum nonwl
eheb
Blue Bird Set Coupon
Mon. Feb. 28
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runway ll '
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