lo lest
That 5 my every Nor-
walk home should read
Hie Sentinel.
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HAlNiS SAID
[XPiCiiD i0
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laid fhistofortatr Employee fitter
lie liad Fired too Shots in the' Affair one of The Pleasaatestl.
Body of ifis Wife
in soils itstn
taint iii tccusn
former ileltt Flor_ Guns in the “"3 W5 ”"9 W" Cost-'
iiouse for ilunting Purposes
"l tiltl in-
loln l‘ttl‘ it.”
'l l. ~
.l?l>|f‘. ii.t l‘~~
d"!"l ltlttl l “ill get ittL‘
'lli stn'tzilt-iit timid» by
xtenltly 'l‘rtttllltu?! farm
in. on the It. it‘tzttts of Sep'etniwt L’.
titl' to P:E't\ill‘l il.t‘-'i;fiti. l‘IlI‘ ttl‘ lll\
ettip'uyw. according itatligd't'.
l‘oltl‘i
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tr-t'tt.ot.y :t ‘ttle
it ltl _h
lltl'll“ l~ to. 'i‘l.il.
inurtiet t-t
.» all: 1.;th
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Stiletto: yr:
“ted—vii of ltlsl
il:.~ \\|li" _'\i‘.tt.l.
ilt' ~i.ot to dumb
ilattpttt .tt’let llll
tit-give
ll 't I’ll. i
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ilitlltl!"'
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[00M tilictusnc
. mini palatal
-\ iiut' Mlllllt-ilt'r filling: the ~eallu:
cttpuity oi Yllr' South Norwalk llap
tl.t thureh was prtwelll last night to
_ imply the .«otlg scrutt continued by
lit. .l'tiitt S'apietoli and lo ltett’tl lo
the ltr.\ fllllritxs‘lu‘ sermon dciitel
.ti .'t_‘ Rot >' i' i-ttlt'littltil~. pastor o‘
the Hurt Notwititt \‘ 'iI (‘litiriL
i." l‘ l Smith salty: most ill‘tt'Dln
lull i gospel stilt.
\t' Ptnrliaiiin
.lu-lt.~ ('..rie! was illfllilft‘~l to take
awn ~it-..- " lll tittpitasized the
itnli tilltlll“ t‘lr‘ilitl"~ in the (impel oi'
t‘ht‘xt lfl tttntrdsl to the sittltil:
.:.mtoi: of .~~"tlil:il knowledge The
..o~pel. lit- declared. was fact and wit,-
iuet-tiog more the lethal llf'l'll) and
.-~.pi-.'.ett(e of llzt'll ezith tlay, (‘liri~'.
“mute lt.l‘i the :t.it.'t'y to deal with tile
p" d".-tu ol‘ Sill '1 pioblt-ttt \\hicti our;
in to it. .itc ,«nt'..‘. lite of today in
awaiting of llm fact of sin .\lr. iFair-
.‘l 310 Hill t‘f'.tltl \\:ty' poilltetl olil
t-‘t~t- ~ oi \l‘lli” ll‘llllL‘ :«liti tic
«ml lllvrt- has it ktlttu'lt'tlgt- which
look it: llli text
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'l." canted ill lttl great a co~".. Thr-
li ,. limit!“ of 1'4- «did table ot‘ llll
l-tw'ini: hail. rd the s‘lltitlll llilil in
coUttlle>s (‘£t>P> Sllf'lll'll rulll. itltti tlti~'
1 0H THE ROPE
‘ NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
AMCIATEO PIE“ NIW. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A JPECIAL Will AND OUR OWN 0
tutored at tho lib—nut Norwalh‘P'o—a—t
Oilco aa Bot-00d Chou latter.
0i0NlAi DANCE
GIVEN BY 8L
MARY’S PARISH
Voting Polite fluorine in Washington '
Ileid in This City Some Tillie l
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l01ilfii8iil0ilili llliilill ‘
l AND MARflIlES Bil} liliSi
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tunes With Striking Effect!
—looitttood's iiali Tailed to‘
Utmost Capacity
Qttttltltly t'tllttllldl in e t‘r) tit-tittii
was the yen succcwlul old l‘asttlougdt
t'liltf‘l.tifllilt'lll gllvll lilnl lilL‘lll itt
|.oei\\\omi's Hall by the Children 0.”
Mary of St Mary's church. ’l‘iiosu‘
who lttttk part iii the enjoyable pro!
tilit‘lli‘fl did themseites prottd. 'l‘he'
null was taxed in ~list capacity. .lll’l
could N‘alttly hate held another per
“ll” .
'l‘lw llitli" young women who wore,
llll‘ Zl'ti. ittrit't ditfirt'a‘, powJurttl
‘ii;tt1' "I "i"- [)lUf‘l‘t‘w and all. let” to;
the indir .t I;llllilli and delightful 1770;
.tllllttFllllt'i‘t‘ The decorations were
patriotic They
can flags and streamers draped over
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‘Educational club Iias Been Formedl
in‘ This city For That Purpose l
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That lite \tt-li’art- ot‘ the hollow in:
.\'orw:tlk may llt' furthered. the llill-i
inn-American Educational l‘ltlb lids
been formed llUl‘t’. The activities ot‘
the lit“ oratitttnaltoti cover a wilel
field ‘l'nder ll) llllllll‘lH't‘ will come!
Italians from seven to tiiit'ty-iitt‘
year; of :go (‘hiLlretL men and
women between those ages will ht.
taught to read and write iii tltc Amer i
icdtt language. as well as Italian. K
The membership of tile cltth has
jumped to sixty. Frank t‘appucci is‘
the principal director. ills assistants;
include three sub-directors. Tilcy hare,
charge of music. dancing. and lit."
two languages. American and italian.‘
illicit "tins It
consisted of Amcri ..
traitflillilit
”W" W" low -1226
laud—Other Counties lose:
-—ilohetioa Tahoe allay ofi
Appeals Save That of Fahfiald i
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Annual loathe of Itiaa's Daughters
and Solo loll Yesterday liter-
noon Shows Organization in
Fine Shr-
ilaniters in Norwaih and i-‘airfieid
otinty‘ won a lung sought—for victory.
yesterday ill \\'it.~htititton. it t‘.. when.
the Federal illsttrl'e hoard granted
the petition of the Fairlie-Id ('outtly.
bankers to be shifted from the Ilos
toti to the New York rest-rte district '
’l‘lte lt‘airfit-ld (‘ouitly hartltet's con,
tended titat it was a tit-cidetl‘incoii
\ettit-nce to be compelled to belong ”ll-MR8 [[0 mm AGAIN
the Boston district and ever since lllf‘
federal reserve hank was formed. at
lt‘lltpin lllil‘e been made to hate the,
transfer made to New York.
Similar appeals hati- been made' by
four of the surrounding counties, hilt
no action was lulu-it on tiny save
r'itiriieid l‘ounty~yeaterday The red
.on giwti ivy the board for not tailing,
.tction on the other counties was that
the board wanted to cottiplele the dc '
\eloplttcltt oi" llit' clearing >_\rilt‘lll he 1
twnn hanks llt‘ltll‘l‘ titaktlit: a llt't‘il
atoll
Late I. '. Hater ea Mviaory
V That the Home for the \ged in s
tgredl suctua and that the Kings
iliaugitters d Norwalk. who number
l..".’t. are neat bustlt‘ra. L'll’t'll to
in unit Billilills
tilt ti titlitt l0littti’”““"
annual ulcelhx of the Nitrwttllt Tow.
l'titott. Tn. president. Mrs Leo
‘ lllHih prettldod in her usual totnpett-nt
‘ tiiattnt‘r. The Opening exercise; tin-rt
.tontiucted by liet Win uifiln 'l‘itt
lintott mrwry read her illlllltitl r.-
lpot't which is printed in lull. The
“rent-urn). auditor, and chairman of
lstatltlln colnniitl'wos alto rcttd report.-
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Fifteen lei-bers’of the iioritnlii
Medical Profession Also Enjoy
a Banquet
{of are ‘ interest to all. This year
Ill In "main in their own treas-
. “0 fig mam. no general
’lwo dinners wett- sorted at the milky".- rip-"L ., thori is no special
\ltrbttlk HUlt‘l It”l ““t‘llimh 0““ fli’need. Roll call was responded to by
the, to llll' members ol lllt' Ni‘Wjflo MN]... and W” “Hill?” tn“.
”mull" “““HHK “‘“m- “”‘l ”l" "in“ 'cittrpters are the ilotlie Chapter of
at 9'3“. to the Medical Kfiéfll‘ldllull oli NorWtilk and ”u. Weston“ Chapter.
Norwalk The circles on the litiorkeepcra, lior-
Titt- first dtitticr \\;l.~ the lt'~llll of a can. i-Ittticavor. Friplmshiu (llcanr
series of howling llldll‘ltt‘e titltl
.\‘e\\ t‘aiiattn this winter. lit-:wtett '\\k>i1rib“tinx. inasmuch, Kind Word. Mitt
New t'tttittail trains. for the chiitttpioti 15mm“. Milptilt. xmn.“ at Hand.
altip of New Canaan. The inset» “"‘WiUpportunity. Silver Mine. The Kitia'tt
to give it dllllli‘l to lifl- \\illllt'l‘.~, at, Mpgspngprs. Thoughtful. Volunteer.
ter the deciding name had been played l \\ (”mom-pr "my Elcazar.
dlltl they (llll The dinner was~ perv“ Hwy-,- yup-1y 01' philanthropic work
ed promptly. and turtxe intents. win-H” home and ”Mom! was reported. All
tiers and losers. sat down at the lit at our local (‘harnahhi institution<
MW 10 "‘30." ”1““! it‘l‘t‘fi 1“ ”W” “l' were siren financial aid. nor were the
Iitost capacity. The llllllll'i' \\;i~ “‘toreixn war “mph.” fur-golf?!“ tn...
tempting one. the menu bring its tot-trpwms “ppm“ mt. Pym of man). to
“”53 he advantage of unity of purpoett and
.\lartini cocktail. grape fruit. puree. ,,,,,
of tomato soup. celery. tillli‘.‘, radish I (continued on pom-m pan”
es. fried escaliops. l“l‘t‘llt'll brcutl.l
l'at'isian potatoes. h-tnon sherbeL.
roast turkey. tiinnur rolls. uiashetliu
potatoes, cranberry
tours wort:
tilints titws
Milli-c. asparagus'
on toast, Knickerbocker lit-ex. lettuce|
tilid tomato wind. frozen strawberries“
cake, cigars. clanrettes and coffee. !
After the tllliiici. the diners dil-
journed in a body- to the Norwalk
llowllng Alleys. on lsuac street. when“
howling “(hi enjoyed tttitii a later
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1916
layer Itatral Sttaoaads the.
“I . era. Golden little. liillttide. Home (‘onn
PEMTOI
Farr Tomdht: Thurldly Snow.
Of The Seatinel'a - ~
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features. They will « '5
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preciate it later.
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fool loo Classes of french»
'"I‘T—Losf Driver's lieeaso'
—Sfaa;e Tale Wins Pity For
Moist—Imam iieard By:
State Secretary at Capitol ’
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still initiation ;
RELEASE not PRISON
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ldl'unll only once in le‘illy'fiVt’ \‘ettl‘it
and was able to «lenl‘rlbt‘ the occasion
of a quarter of a century ago iii detail.
lllt' pritilege of obtaining: an autumn
ilUt‘illtb‘TLil. X i. March l
Henry Sit-gel. New York haniur antiy
depailtilent stole mt ichant, \-llU:~t ten
-. - . . mutllhs' sentence in Monroe l‘outtt."
Ml“ um.“ > “WNW all" April 1 “1"“ Penitentiary expire-i today. was it
"W" ”Hm” P“ ”MD “f x" 735‘ arrested this Littll‘llllill by Sbt-rtti
i’urk street, Hartford. utter a hearing
before Setretary of the State t‘harlea
17 Burns htld iii the chi Senate chant
.errge H loot. of l.iiillg~tolt (‘ounty‘~
ion a warrant l>SUed ye>terday by In»
tiict Attorney \Aiteiiet, ot Littngi-lun'
Itr'l' all the l'apilol yesterday tiller’ (‘uuntyt Siege! was taken before .lus-
“m" lice fleorge A lientoit. to arrnliu.~ {m
lblcth'e lll‘t‘ilat‘ was suapcuditi .lanw hail
nary 25», for opt-rating a motor vehicle SW“; “as up bright and mm m...
“hi1” "ml" ”“3 influence “l “‘Wor- “t morning. and “NH breakfast .cettu
;2iitl yeric-rtiay that logseldoul touches into lllt‘ reception tootit at llli' [Hill
“mm" I'm "" “mum“! ”ii“ 1‘” “’3‘ it“ tciiltitry atttl greeted two of his il-‘
gm“??? “5 l)” “mm M drinking ‘“’°.phews and a group ol lit wtepzipt-r ittt ll
Kl“\\lb of l-retich brandy. Hm, vwr‘. waitinu to 5..., m...
'l’here Milo it long wait a' the court
llltillhr‘ for Justice [lemon and itietttt .
4 while Seigcl lall\"d to lilo repottci'a.
"Why don’t lllt) let llit‘ go and hau-
un opportunity to coin tttottey to pay
i‘utttk ttiy t:redttors"" he united, ”the
time :s ino~t opporttittt (or not to get
luck it! hllsltll‘bh .‘lgfl'll 'il.ert- is no
oooht about my [WV able to pit 'littll
'ey to Hill“ over aaaiii .\lruady l
have had ott‘eral odors. tine ot‘ llit‘iii
.is To taitc to ‘ie itiittiapeiitctlt
iiot " t sloi'c iii Phil-act.
l.) otter» .tttto cum. from .\t~.t
York and stillatiother right here in
littt-iiesh-r l itttttttl to exit-till .i week
it- re lotthittu lJ'.t'r ti o ground "
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count Silliif l0 Bf
tint Bl til. 8. M. RASllil
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Winter of Commerce Gives
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to Add to Fund to Cover EX-l
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tummy- will he made by an expert to
learn what the county ptmesses tn
the way of repaint-es iii all directions-
At an informal gathering of some tilt
the Illt‘llllit'l’> of the Bridgeport
(‘hatiiber ol' t‘otnmerce at the Strat-
fleltl 'ut llridgr port, the fuel wits learn .‘
ed that the sum of $7.30 had'ttlread)
'iitttiiii tilts tlittolti
Bill tuition
NEW YORK, March l The sut'
brought by the present tttitiiitlialratiou
been subscribed by certain (‘l\‘ll bod l0f ”19 NV“ Y0“; 3““ liillt‘“ “it"
lea in litttibttry. Stamford, ‘Norwalkt Hartford Railroad. ttt recottr front
“penwiph and my." places in w9;.ltilttt i.. Hillard. of .‘ll‘rlllt‘ll. (‘olitt..
county. and ill the dinner the memttproflt! alleged to have been due the-
bera of the llritht-port (‘hlltttbci‘ of N9“ Haven ill llit‘ df‘fll in “”011 ”N
(.‘olumcrcc pledged ”on, which is My: New Haven purchased rllfll't‘s of llo.-~
‘that is necessary to make the surveyi ton and Home atock N‘H‘ll WM“ all”.
Dr. I}. .\l. Riitiiall of Nltw York Will has been lléltlcd. it “unannounced at
make the survey the New Haven office: today. iiillat'd
C. H. Plump Praaines.
[has paid the New Haven 31.230.000. it
l‘liarlctt ll i'luntp’of Reddbig. who
was stated.
'is the father of tile scheme of ”9"“. Hillard. :i (onl denier. purchased
oping inn county, presided at the from .1)“ I\cw Haven ill lltlts, dutittg.
lgathering He spoke of The character the udmittislnttioit of (‘harh-s S, Mcl-
tof developing Fullllt‘ltl‘ county. and it‘ll. “I! DT|’>idf‘lll 0f the road. ll'.t,otlo
lt-mld that it Wlittl necessary to lure au‘sliai‘cs of lloslon a Maine \ltltlt t.
lintelligent surt‘e)‘ of the county made; 812.3 and sold it back a year later at
land such it survey was going through. Stan. it was alleged that iltllard wts
witit regardless ot Bridgeport. wnttt tit-tins in the tutt-rtsjs m the MW
{the men about the county wanted to‘ Haven and that the deal .was a lie»
‘undcrstaltd was Bridgeport going titioua transaction. The .\e\\ Haven
to give the tiloi‘t-nient its moral slip a: that tint . was fbeitlllt'll b)” 1'It
port, or wete they to consider llridge- .‘iassacliuse is laws to own the Boo;
ipoxt isolated from the moietiiciil? '0" “ltd Malilt'. Mill ll “85 ('hit‘flt‘u
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The expert is to make a general that :llillard ins-tinted llllt‘ to thu
survey of the county with it special stock to t'ilttblt' the New Haven to it.-
reference to the life. gem-mes undirol’u] the Massachusetts itllllitiilllt-<
install
or GERMANY tilts min
The first annual dance of tb\ new
organization is to be held tonight in
x-mwletlze was gained at too great :t
\ttrlfitt'.
" 0i PRES. tittttt
hour. The trip to .\'or\\ttllt was inatte'
-——— . .\l'ltlll Hall. There will be a pre- m’l‘lu‘mummds'i' . l . i '
..- v . . . . limitiurv utrltde led by the lttill:tltF ‘9 secon ""“i‘r “‘ "“ “V““ml‘ ~ - - -
,i “”11"";1 ”1‘33““ mg. l . mm]. ' l was Liven hy lllf' .‘lt‘tulll .\.~~ocialion,.w Remain Poul“ fill Diffi-
.,.. ,- L._~_q- land about fifteen guests were in ““l
HOSPITAL CONTRIBUTIONS $302.5
it N with thee realest of pleasure
tlzat at the contltt-‘iotl of the first week
li:ti a he t‘cml‘t ton of l~e first \\'P‘li
oi l.lt‘ llains‘inaticc Fund (‘ampaign
oi” the Norwalk Hospital Association.
ilio- there has been subscriptions re»
salty to be fleet by America to
lipid Position of New Financial
{ts-ntiance, The menu consisted of a‘,
“ ” l regular turkey supper. somewhat simi
‘llar to that of the bowlers, and wattl
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possibilities of rural development and
t Lllf‘ relation ot those rural sections tot
liht' urban welfare of the county.
When the survey is made it will bl‘
accompanied by rccotnmendations‘
and suggestions (or a general better».
nient. and of course. it is expected
that the suggestions will he followed.-
Shown Great increase.
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that they (lid ttot own cottt'ol of the
“(HIGH and Maine.
Later the New Haven was author
ized by an act of the .‘laSndClllld‘llfi
Legislature to actptirc the ltoston a
Maine, and the holdings of lliilarti
Were sold back to the road
Biilard’s ostensible profit
«teal was-about Simona.
the
this
in
htit
wined to date. front eitzbty-one people,
not titti'iitt.’ to St‘tlzjitl. as follows:
't'weire popple at $1. one at $1.50.
('iLl t at alone at $11. thirty-five at,$5;
t-lalit-wll at slit. two at $20, one at $25,
and three at $50. .
'l‘ite limptittl attthorities‘nre also
\ery greatly pleased iii the interest
Iiitai ~has been displayed. by some of
the subscribers who have not only 'sent
in their own subscriptions but have.
become active fl'i soliciting won!
‘-'t tends. other subscriptions. ‘
it. a letter received by Mr. McMullcn
it-ln’u Mr. Nowak. Pit. it. of South Nor-
walk. his opinion is expressed in tbd
following.
“i think ill a‘ community of 26.000 ..
at least 2on0 should lie able to spend
about forty—two "£0“ a mantb. for the
benefit of their 0th hospital."
i't Acknowledging the receipt of each
contribution. the hospital sends out a
receipt card. in a amalkleathor one,
showing the name of the subscriber.
iitvt the amount subscribed to the hon-
pt' 1‘. and it is hoped that the coming
Weeks of the campaign will be as Slit“
celflml u was the first.
‘l-‘ound L’llill)‘ ll_V the Bridgeport
board of Police Commissioners of the:
charge of llill‘lllg been intoxicated lll
uniform on the evening of February
19th, ‘Bll Main street. Bridgeport. l’tt-
trolntan Patrick J. Sheebey last night
was dismissed from the police scr-
vlce. lie had been {rte-J once before.
on a similar charge. The board said‘
his digniissal is for the discipline oi"
the department.
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CAMPAIGN.
The British Stu-chip M .
nahy Stink. and hf
Members at he . Crop
Killed or ”I'm fie"
Twelve Big [lites ll be; '
Where Teutonic Vessels _
Are operating ‘
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The British steamship Thorn. 7.,
aby is reported to have bun...
sunk. all the members of the cm ’ '
having been killed or drownedx,‘
The Thornaby was owned la ’
West Hartiepool. England. Her‘
gross tonnage was 1,782. $1, aail-.
ed on jan. lg from Sunder“. L,
England. for Palermo. Sicily. ‘ *
Although the British copula- .
ship prevents transmission offlfip‘.‘
tails. concerning the repo fl .
sinking of the Thornaby. the '
erence to the members of -
crew having probably been
or drowned indicates she.
sunk by a mine or a torpedo.
The German and Austridn (ht
crees regarding the sinking “of ..
armed merchantmen Without.
warning went into effect at mid?
night. The Thomaby is their" ,
vessel whose sinking has been ro-a
ported since the orders becamtl
operative. but the Londel dil- '
patch do": not indicate why; ‘
she was armed, or whether.“ ' _
was sunk before or after (ht
opening of the month. 7
The opening of the new subtitle} .. '
rine campaign of the TM
powers, which was set for today
finds twelve big liners in or near
the war zone. in which~thojufi
trial: and German on
boats are operating. The W
are: Cretic. White Star Lilo ‘
Italia. Italian Line;'Taorm
Italian Line: Lafayette.
Line: Philadelphia. American
Linc; Finland. in American Lino:
service: Bergensfjord, Nonm
ian-American Line; Amati“.
Italia Linc; Patria. Fabre Lint}
Pannonia, Cunard Line. aid tho
Ioannina and Vasilefs Commit“?
nos. Greek Line. }.
None of these vesscsl are l)..-
licved to be armed unless they
maunted guns at sea. “‘
Rates of war risk insurance on
transatlantic steamers and. cap it
goes bad advanced today in my
ticipation of the enforcement-
Germanv's policy of sinking am
ing. The quotation on
bound for Mediterranean f 3-
was increased to 2 per cent! .
the receipt of cables from.
don saving that a similar‘
had been imposed there.-
l . - . .. . i . . . . .. . . - 5' 'lltllld ‘
,llt‘di‘lll) enjoyed iiy all present. 'l‘htt- . ‘Htullptit’ll county. hiaa.~.. has been “as reductd by other lrdfl at . . .
dinner was served at nine-thirty. and cm" 0' "i. World :thtottglt just such a movement. and between the New Haven and the John viously the rate here had '
the happy party broke up at a late -———~———- has bad wonderful results front it] i. Hillard C(llnlt‘dlllfi “WWW” 0"; about I per cent. but 1‘
hour. having enjoyed a very pleasant I" the March issue Ur My)“. World's lts increase ill crops since tiiedm'elop- zattizcd. According ‘0 lt'S'ImUtll' Hi upward m 1 1-3 on specyanytmhj-f
evening and supper. Work" [he views of James A. Farrell_§nient has amounted to $1,:OU'0ltll the recent criminal action brought by bl car oes .. 7.1,,
.‘ . ‘ ~ ‘ - . ‘ h (“H nmetit under the Sherman a e g ' . " . l
——— —~—~ “fla. 'president of the United States Steel 501 only has the agricultural “1 s' “, ’0‘” . . i .. The war risk quotation mt ‘
Corporation. and a resident of this Cm? l’t‘t‘n 0f V381 benefit to ”it-‘3“ll‘Tm-“i “f“ “gum“ former Drcc . (1 En land if
city. are compared with those. of‘ urban population. but the small attdl ore of the New; l’:t"t*ll.'lllllaril WHO”: S375 deStme ‘0 .2
"N ‘iPresident Woodrow Wilson Both at big farmer has been benefited by het~' ally did is. is"? out .3309“ “Am“ French'DOTtS 3150 Snfiend ,
. i‘lliese big men. on January 27. The ter roads and lines'of intercontmuttl-l the trial of the case ill wa:1 contreilt‘tziltr-(Jl ranged from x to 1 1-2 per mg
Worlds Work points out. called at “moon. and that .15 what is experted'by the ‘dsft‘n'd'dnts “at l 9 I t' ' . The reported presence r
‘0 BE v01“) lll'llllllll ”mm" m ”w ”“3"“ “WOW" WIN” ”animal” ““5 mm“ “995 ‘ ‘lal ma raiders off the coast 0‘
y 3mm. of the l'nited States. and to the! The result of the gathering was that . brought out by the amt’tntttrnl l ”h . n - ~ .
———~. necessity for an adjustment of the Bridgeport Will contribute 33W" Dillard “’35. however. financed "I“ u" 211 caused the War rates 99
[public man to realize this change and t'towyird the expense of the preliminary deal by the hew Haven and newt put lizerent merChant ships :n
A meeting or the Second Taxing; to meet the new problems of the ltt~‘ surrey, 3““ 'MF- Plump. “'ho is “It "9 i‘ “‘“l ”f his 0““ money. South American trade to .: ”i.
'lix-l‘a‘rolman Sileeltey is known to
many people in this city. where he
made his home some years ago.
.DISPllllllill liclltti ‘
ticttin Pilllliiiitlli
The friends of Garrett Dycltman. of
Grove street. this city. have learned
with pleasure of his promotion in the
New York. New Haven. & Hartford
Railroad service. Mr. Dyckuian. who
has filled for some time the office of
train diapatcber at the. office of the
road at New Haven, has been pro
motod’to the poaitfon of assistant
rind train dispatcher. Mr. Dycknton
.will be located In New noon.
iornatnental lighting for the business
=section of the Second District.
. ire with Vision. Mr. ‘Farrell is quot-
ed a‘s saying:
"We can no longer consider foreign
trade merely as an adjunct of domes-
tic prosperity. The fact has to be
recognized that there can be no
stable prosperity at home unless the
District voters will be held at the
(‘ity Hall tonight at it p. m. to vote
for the installation of a system of
The
matter has been very carefully con-
sidered and plans are ready, so that
South Norwulk should at an earlyulate are able to make liberal sale of
be the proud poasosaora of a brilliant» American anuiacturcrs abroad." The
iy illumin’ated business section worthy World's 0th says: ,
”Mr. Wilson‘s point that the rest
of the world henceforth must look
more largely to America for capital
has got. pretty well into the coniciour
ness of the American people.
Farrell's point (which is the comple
of an uptodnte progressive city.
There seems to be but one opinion
among the citizens of the Second Dia-
trict on the matter and ii ii that we
need it and should have it at, the
earliest pbsalble date.
It youtnre a‘voter lit the Second .
District and are interested in the do— has a big Job ahead to get the (initial
velopmentand progress or youmcity. has not soaked in. We are proud of
be sure to attend thé vmeetini, to our new importance as “the new finan-
nlzht and show your public spy-it b7 olal center of the we ” this. Farrell
voting in favor of the resolution on} would have us humble at the thought
powering the Board of‘Electrlcal Com 0! the work we shall have to do to
maintain tilttdtlnoult positions: -
.ah’ ‘\
minim to insult tho>aystcm.\
ML]
merit of Mr. .Wllson‘a) that Americal
{chairman of the movement, was told‘ M'—
jto go ahead. - 3
Among those present at the meet-1mm RAH-WAY
Allie (ill
i
i
i
'tng were Dr. William H.
'. Ridgefled. president ‘ of the Palmetto
‘Couniy tlt‘arm Bureau: (‘harles ll.
illilwortli, secretary of the NorWnlk
iChamber of Commerce; Mr. Plump
‘of Redding; Dr. B. .\l. Rastnll of .
New York: Mayhr Wilson, City Clerk .Mox'nktEAln “W“ ]_—The Boa-i
J. Alexander ,RObian. (19078? E nvenfure station of the Grand Trunk
lCrawford. A- “W Sengeiiisrd. Slteriff' Railroad was destroyed by fire today.i
.533?“ P9355: A. H Hancock, 3 at it lost estimated at 3300.000. The
Nickeraon and Grorse‘Gove. secretary police declared that a preliminary in;
o! the Bridgeport Chamber of Com transition indicated that the fire was.
'mPN‘P- caused by crossed electric wires. but
fire department omclala any they have!
reason to ‘pelieve that the bulldlnai
Tb unit or St. John a; ' yaer has ,
was destroyed as a result or an enemy
plot. in addition to the Grand Trunk
admit in [rancid dim lties,\nd Railroad, the station wsa'uaed by that
will .teaume business at once. Theytuanadian Government Railways. the‘
canal ly requeat the patronage ol‘Deta’ware and Hudson and the Con
[their uatomora as (Ormerly. ‘ _ trul Vermont. . l
i
Silliiill lifSlil0illi“
1—.
jar. JOHN J. KEVSE'R WtL’L an.
aunt: BUSINESO.
firmly at 3 per cent.-
The Italian steamship Au «
one of the ships which hatre
guns placed on board by a
ian government. is today . 7
to be in the war zone so!“
cabin and 1.732 steerage :
gers on board. bound Io!
York. The America. act: .
cable advices received in
York agents today. sailed? '
Ndbles on Feb. 21. »
No mention of the fig ..
Verdun is made in the _
antementof todaybv' {:9
i; '
t
a
' Germany's latest noon 1’
'the conduct of subma
Zarqme'otlsdum .
(Coatlnued on Third
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Norwalk Chronicler