b.
That‘s why every Nor-
walk home should read
file Suitinel.
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MCIATED PIE” NEW. FROM ALL PART. 0' TH. WILD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN 0 PERATOIL
FUWUUEKI
rel Volrlefo* ?:
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Of The Sentinel'o new!
features. They will an-
preciate it later.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN“ THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1916 W
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State-oat listed to iiavo Beta
lode Before the in“ FIJ
t) nor Food Ill-jets at WoolenA
AEilAIll 0E CRACHE ill
'lHililiiM Al HIS HEAD,
HEEPlHii HP WHH
HHMAMEMEAl
llHHllMG VHEEH
IN 2ND DISEHICE
Sol‘ of $18,000 Voted fro- the
Reserve Food of the Board of
Electrical Colonial-m for
this Panose
HEHEH CHMMHHIMES
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8m, Followed by Cicada; Geld"- TWd CENTS
MHHWAEM CLUB
MEMBERS HAVE
THIRD BANQUEE
ioilo E. lathop, of lien Yeti,
fives a hi on City Planing,
Organ'utioll aod Efficiency
Milli (AMES EACH
“Hi" All SPERM
DYEMAHHM
IMDHSIRY MAY
[HHAEE HERE
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rum um on steel
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toll Willi ;
Attorneys liopolor llogautfortyl five leans Visited, and
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pm loath by KrsJiieiley Interstate Clo-auste- and hillt- Slllk — Conn“ Mp-
__._ litiiitios em Said to love crises Armed Slip Coa- ‘
MAME PHYSICIANS
Sill. lioeonneodatioas For: ”we";
load all liiford fired Probe
voluum SERVICES -—-—~—— A .Press dispatches. from Monte-
It was authoritatively stated todayirtgaez‘::.?:$t: g:a¥g:nf
that the report of the Public Utilities
commission of this state on the wreck ‘ tercepted near the coast of B!" ‘
Leach Center in tio‘Cooeotd
HAllAil aollm‘g
l
Packard
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Iletltet'ortil violators oi" the motor!
ht-hicie laws must be vigilant. Too!
lllany llitiim‘ vehicle owners. in coon-f
try districts particularly. have been'
lax in observing the law ill regard to‘
markers or even ill registering tlleir
cat's, because they have figured liS‘EOIIK
as they remained on country roads
they would not be observed by police
then or other officers of tlle law, or
at any rate they have taken a chance.‘
but he” heyday has ended for the
ltltllllllt 'lEEt' department of the office of
the secretary of the state is now
equipped with a twin-six Packard to
be used in investigations of viola-
tions of the automobile law. Tlle pur-
chase of this car will enable, presum-
ably State Policeman Rowe H. Wheel~
er of Stratforli, who is at present as-
signed to this work, to appear at
Allington. Allertou Farms. Aspectuck
or Avon and scour the country lanes
in quest of farmers with cardboard
numbers in use. which were copied
from last year's markers. -
it is to be expected that the. weekly
list of hearings to M at thei‘apb
to! before Secretary Charles D.
llurnes will be longer in the future. :
Hill Mltlllt SlSlili :
nmmm
A new magneto system is being in-
s'tailed ill the East Norwalk municipal
electric light station. Many adjust-
ments are necessary, and these can
be made to good advantage only when
the night load is being carried. This
has resulted in poor service being
l
l
.. rendered durillg the past few nights
by the plant. The lights have not
gone out. but they have been dim for
periods at I time.
Patience is asked, and for the-most
part is being shown, on the part of
the consumers. Within two or three
more nights the installation will be.
perfected. and then all of the faults
past will b done away with. The
conditions at the present time are
.~ and for several more days will be un-
usual; but when they are past, excel-
lent service will reign. '
tilllllytlll
and troubl that have existed in the’
All. Slillflili Dillili :
suns maintain PAIIl Pillliiilllil
Disorderly Iioose, Aided by Two
from'Tilis City
Prompt and efficient action. taken
yesterday by the Norwalk Police De‘
partment. resulted in the breaking up
of a disorderly house in the First
District. and the capturing of several
people connected with the affair, two
men being charged with violating the
Mann Act. The principals concerned
El
A Rev. John
Couple From ilell lersey tiperate‘
Stapleton gave his hear-
ers last night in the Baptist church a
full length portrait of the Apostle
Paul. lie depicted Patti as a man who
had lost fortune and position and
family, endured many vicissitudes.
but who in body and mind and soul
stood above all melt. The secret of
his power was discovered in his rela-
tion to Christ. The sources of his
strength came from-vital contact with
his Lord The sermon was pointed
and practical and at its close the
preacher distributed cards among the
audience for both Christians and non-
Chrlstians to sign. indicating their
are now residing at the police head-
quarters in the First District, and at
the City Hall. no bonds being furnish-
ed as yet.
Four persons. Stella Jones. of South
Norwalk. Ellen Lawlor. of New York,
Flory vFelodro. of South Norwalk. and
Tony Felleppone, of Pa’esaic. New
Jersey. were arrested yesterday in
connection with the case, by Detec
tive Sergeant Motherland. Ellen low-
lor and Felleppone were placed under
arrest in the First District, and the
other two in the Second District. Two
men are charged with violating the‘
Mann Act. in bringing a woman, El-
len Lawlor. from one state into an-
other, to be used for immoral pur-I
poses. tFelleppone had been in Nor-
walk for some time. and about a week
ago sent to New York for the Lawlor;
girl, who then came to this city. The
house need by the sang for their
work is located in the First District,
in what was suppoled to be a very
respectable neighborhood?
The police, having discovered that:
the place was running. decided to’
break it up. and their attempts were
successful. last night saw all ot'the
culprits landed in safe quorters, and
this morning they appeared before
Judge Lockwood in the uptown court.
The case was continued until’ Satur-
day, at 9 a. m.. and bonds were fixed
at 8100 for the girls. and 31.000 fore
the men. Neither cottlfurnlnh the
money. and they will p . remain
service of God.
The response was most encourag-
ng. The meetings are growing in in-
terest alld power. Tonight Dr. Mc-
(iregor will be the speaker.
Stapleton Vvill conduct the song ser-
vice. Mrs. F. 1. Smith will be the
soloist of the evening. A prayer derv
vice will be held before the evening
service conducted by the llastor of the
church.
lHE' ClMA BEAM
The weekly meeting of the Cymil
Club last night was one of the moat
interesting yet held. After regular
routine business the membersdebated
the question ,of ”National 'Prepared-
ness" and the debaters showed by
their arguméilts that they were well
posted on current events and~vvent
deeply into the matter pro and con.
_The following members took the at-
firmative aide, viz. J, Wilmote, E. a.
Taylor and .3. Griffin. while the nega-
tive was ably handled by Wolllack.
man. 8. Bordon and W. Kemp. The
chairman. tl‘. Qoodohiid, kept the
speakers to time. and at the conclu-
irr charge of the local police until
Saturday. .
(continued on Twelfth Page.)
desire to dedicate themselves to the]
Rev. Mr.-
HAPS HElMl EHHH.
this city makes a dye as near the Ger-
man blue as it is possible to perfect
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intuit—Atom '
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i
. Members of the Roxbury (‘lub
*gaihered last night at too Nortvatk
Country Club. and held their regular
annual meeting and election of of—
ucers. After the business of the:
meeting had been concluded, a dinner,
was served. No set program was int
order, but a fine time was enjoyed by
all those present. A large number
of the members were present, and thel
i following omcers Were elected for the.
coming year: '
President—~19. li. Quintard.
\ ice-t'l'csldellr - tiellry W. Gregory.
Secretary and 'l‘reasurerAAGeorgc
Curtis.
Trustces~Samucl Weed, John H.
Magner, and ontge 1.. \\ oodwasd. t
huward u. Smith was elected a;
member 01 the ctuo. at last nights:
meeting. A
'l'ne lollmving vcl'y nlle menu was
' ii.
,prcpared and‘ served by Stewart:
~ Millard:
Lyllhhuvenu.
Celery Salted Almonds
Chicken Mulligatawny
. Plankei shad and hue, en Beadux
l Mashed J’otatoes Apple Sauce
(‘rab Flake Salad, hisyonnaiee
Fancy Form ice Cream
Assorted Cakes "
Dem-Tassel
Those present were:
l. ii. quintard. Seymour Curtis,-
George E. Curtis. J. ii. Manning. W1!
H. uuthrie. D. \V. Raymond, H. S.‘
Weed, J. h. Grueile, it. w. Gregory,A
nomad Wmolld, C. ’1‘. Diuonti,i
George L. Woodward. Hiram Davis. M.
.i. lleardon and S. L. Weed.
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INCREASED RATES GRANTED.
. .-W-ASHiNG’fl)N. March 2.—Rehea'r-
log of the proposal of the eastern
railroads to establish slightly in-
creased rates on grain and grain pro,
ducts. from points in the motile Weit .
and Wisconsib. Iowa, Miesouri and
Kentucky. to Atlantic coast ports for
export was mated today by the In-
terstate Commerce Comm. .Thr
proposed increases were disapprged
lint December.
. of the. Connecticut lliver ca rest! at Ill 1 wireless meson e Btttl J
PM“ Found Shell and Ie-i player ilarstron Also Speaks Indl ”I“ W t! M 0': Milford on 'it‘ehruary 22, will the com-1th“ British cruiser med “mg:
porter Cargiii Covered Body Business Section and West; Minstrel Club Ionllers Slog ~ , El Ii 33:91;:mi;‘:2::l‘:°o::;:‘r;hzo:$:ithe German auxiliary cruiser
with . Sheet “Mlle to “C m tot We“. Hi .I m at” . 'oion on the some accident will not betl Moewe. _ , , ‘
, , Following am”, hpon m “0A,; , : Acompleted until some time after ting, The "Wes It _ ll Il'ld, was , \
' . ‘ .0 light“ lmlustrel show “we”. we Norwalki Mb“... I“! WWW from the school nuroe, ont according to reliable information. be- taken by. the British cruisers to y
Pratt-uni Witnesses )t'slcl‘dny utterI t‘iub Elias scored another big eventw‘ m_w m tthe moan-.1 inspection in mp Norwaik‘ cause of the fact. that the federal com- the I'land of Trinidad. ,;,,
noon 111‘ the case of the state versus 1 [he third annual dinner. “mph “as. schools, was the moot important Rule; mission having ' Inge h” ‘0 aver The American [tamer Sana _‘
Jason 5. flames. charged with first .. , . _, held last evening. at no. Norwalkt _._._.._ 'lt’d til-“cum 1w "PM”, I! "W A" “a "um” “um “mm“. m Barbara has arrived at Monroe "V
({egme murder of 1“,.- pr‘ Anna. on . \\ iilluui a' hint or a word of opposl . ”m” ' it is W” possible that within that regular monthly meeting of the. Bonrdl port so soon as the state commission. v'de be c _ _ 1h.
53.9.!”an 27‘ pm, We“. Cougar)“. lion it took less than fifteen minutes]I Many "mum” and gum” of the'. near future Norwalk may have a bit: of Education, in the high school i A member of the state comminlonl l 0. l' aptaln mulling
Ejn’” T; Berger 0! Trumbull and {91,- a‘notable gathering 0‘ representa- club were in attendance at last night's dye making factory. Allorneyn l.in.\ A Local physicians who have volun : “‘0 ““3 999" “id“! dPCIAM l0 ml‘anllouncement that a reach
(ounly sheriff Simeon Pease who “W. South .\orvtallt citizens last night banquet. and to “y that they mp wilcr & liegeman. 0' \\~“mngm,,tteermi their services for the public? whether both investigating “Me“:cruleer thCh put out front \.
rim- teslill olly for the HM? tennllng "; for unanimously and enthusiastic“. joyed themselves, would be putting it street, have been retained by a repu:l ”"0”“! WW“ “it‘ll!!!”d dmrifl“ ill‘ “"1“ ”9‘5“” 1. that the bunch- Dakar, on the west coast of
loin-0‘... ”1,. follnwnmt . a Li dorlolr’nalmenlal lighting fog lhf‘ mildly, A menu of unusual "n.9lh,n“_; table cmnmm._ which is negotiating which ”19). would work. and Jpwmm ling ‘of not ., . .. ‘18 New Hoven rend! Africa encountered a Germin
“H“ iiaines told ”‘9 mnfilflblt‘ flt‘ 1;.“1‘91’1‘; “9 "9“ mm“ 0! out ': lively songs and music. atld speeches for available sites in this city. ”0"" A“ ""9“” '0 the work ‘1‘“? "u" w A ’ .m“ it 1“ believed tME'raider’name not iven nd 0 en
““9“ m“ “I“ “'"h a ”gauge 31"" ‘ ores . , of absorbing interest formed an eve-‘ From too to 200 men are expected toriim’d b)‘ ”I” hoard. ”1 “mu" “m be given attention “‘1 ' g ’ a P -
3““ fired ’0‘". times ““ 3““ “0°" 5‘ , “"1 “Am M ‘H'UW' or a" much 01‘ nlng's program equal to the heat that. be employed at the start, providing. The report of the school nurse, who m" ”90"” h '5 “15" “We“, thated fire on her- Under cover 9‘
:he MPphoiEAe' l“ ice in illehouse and :TEAIltEE‘t-‘dhllAltitllluiihu‘.:::::;: axis? has. “-9,. been held in Nag-walk The. the concern comes here. Messrs.‘ and been in the schools of Norwalk m": aficiols itinledut‘ind“ :h“h;nu:h'ce;ithe darkness the German Ship
lute outs e. . ‘ ‘ " - ‘dlnller was served at sot-mutiny. tin-Um weiier it He man are utti for our mouth. was very satisfactory “' ” " WE“ " “5 “9” ' of awe . She was however
That ”'0 discharged lr-guuge 5h“: the lloard 0' Electric commissioners: menu being as follows: ‘ fogxh every ennui: have ihelrzliem ‘0 ”I“ 1’0““1- “WINCH” has AWN" ”MW"? a caution “n." will make 53ml edyon he! upper \‘Vfll’kl b,
gun 51.91“. were found by puncmnpn for the purpose of installing R 0'09" 0ND" Wu“ tdpcld' to 10m“. in my; city. made in the Lincoln, the Concord. thb‘ 1"" the ”I” opention 0‘ trains th F8 h 5 y
at the scene of the murder. system of ornamental lighting in and} Cream 1‘omato 50“” The dyeluaking industry bu become Henry Sm.” Parochial, u“. grades 01 Members of the state collllnitlaioni e rem: re. .
That Rhinos said his Wm, was no through \\ ashington street, Mamet Bread Sticks ,a national “we. Germany has fur- the Franklin, me 0‘," River, ".91 and those ofthc interstate commission, The Room firlt came moo
Kood and that she ought to die, three “T9“. 30“"! MN“ ”NM"- from NOW} Boiled Oregon Salmon “mm the l‘nited States with dyo- mdfl of my Center, and (m. “1“”: have practically agreed upon themnin'prommcnc. With the ”fie/a] u
o;._\.-. Niore the homicide. ROSIE”?! ‘10 W;|:lgll:; otroel‘; , Potato h“.lenn9 ’ . mill. but the “I! he I“ . seriou- punk schools. Toriyfive rooms have; potnts to cover in their reports. ““.Hampton Roads seven! weeks
“milk; ff“; “3?“ w $.augéjl , Sliced TWIN“ . . crimp in this supply. Newspapers, been inspected ALLAN Dani month. Two anreegent was leachg b22019 cit“; 2.11! E ‘39 d the B -|- i .Ilvllmlilil‘ ‘9'.
(Contoured on Page Flour) , “up and through we“ “mm, to the? Celery *‘ . ("1%“in oiateollen all over thousand. five hundred and cishtv‘. ma .“d .uveu an out a “slim“: m charge ofo Willi“ '
' V" “ "z “ ' Met-eeoond distrioto' line near the- “"3“ Strawberries ‘th country-pro tollingupthe dye eit- three “hum“ have been "'mnw' 9‘ re which '1“ detail the MUA Sh W I’d f
a , l ltollst Virginia Turkey nation since the matter vIao first giv- and 0119 ““11de and 'Ofll'l‘m homes r '0 e " Icm' . e - w o . ..
s IE ‘0 armlory. it h b h l Cranberry Sauce Acn so much prominence by CW5. have been visited by the nurse. for concerning "‘9 “dd?“ “‘1 aloo “'"mytxenous German m ' .,
“$2.332. \f’lt‘ilmn egpitfnldlftcéhflhfl' t‘reslt string Beans. Mashed Potatoes; man a. J. Hill, of lhll city. The conference with parents at some chit brafizi":a‘t:°;’:'m‘;”- "'e w” raider, the Moewe, which was
citizens re resentin ev r‘ b y hA Dinner Rolls .epeeches and work on the floor of dren. {men 0 . roaming the m3 and h“ m‘
"SE ““10 How ' .p I g e ’. rune “‘9 CNN“ , Coin“ congress for the alleviation of the dye in some instances cases of con-' -‘-" m ed nd unk seven Britlfll
0‘ ”“1“ gm“ ”WWW" “he“ "‘9 Phillip hiorris' "ram" Cigarettes icrisis in thir- country by congressman malou- disease: were discovered in. r a' 8 °
meeting was opened ““3"” after Peter Schulyer l'eriecto (‘igars tum has aroused country-wide com- some of the rooms visited. The chill “.8 [AR “19“!“an an? Adrmralty
——————— eight o‘clock by Clerk \lilliam Saa‘ (toffee tnent and discussion. dren were taken out at once, thei . transports, m addition to CIPttII’:
. . “3“ J" ”’0" tnotion "‘ 1mm“ t‘realn l’eppennints ‘ Germany has long held the monop health officer notified. and the roomst ‘ Aing the Appam.
Violators of Motor Mellieie lava (Continued on mm mm A -—-— _o|y on the making or good are. but a growl! I'umtealcd- 1“ 50m“ 3"?" ml '[0 ml Dispatches from the Canary
- - ‘ . , is said on good authorit that the con- ental care was necessary. an t c I
"if“ waldl Out For I'll SIX ——————~—-—-— , (Chmmued on Third Page) ' (‘prn which is consideriilg touting in child was sent to a dentist for trcat- Agilzggvtl'efilathte flrhfm
‘
ment.
A lunch counter, established in thcl
t‘oncord School. for the be eiit of the -
large numbers of poor children in that Al”""‘“‘
school. who often have come to school
in the morning with nothing to eat..
was discussed at some length, and at
IWestburn with a German prize
crew on board, said to be from .
a “mi.” “Attic Moewe. According to these
RC“! " M 1 reports, the Moewe, continuing
.—-.——— 'her activities after the capture ,
variance of opinions, by the members’ Act the Appam and the seven oth- 4
of the board. The new lunch counter ‘ 1‘3- “9:; (Stirling- #21:: :gmldgler British vessels_ between I“:
. . . own.o es .. .' - - -~
Etiimfimswdngi.Effigfigrm (“I ' diciield. trustees of ill: Connecticut. ‘6 and Feb. 9' sank 61°88‘13“
Other matters of routine business, Agricultural College. who have inl steamers P“ the CM" 0 ’3 -
came before the board, and wore dis-‘ charge the Gilbert Farm at George i There is some doubt. hOWGVcl'.
(“fled in detail by the members. town. feel that business at the school amt. sh. identity oft the magic;
I will begin about April I and it is vessd reported to h!" m} .~,
A ‘ o .
A planned to care for, educate and traini Another version of “ICE
thirty boys at first. Tile farm willicamured;
be known as the Hilbert Farm School‘ account 1?
of Practical Agriculture, and about'qucstion Is the
250 acres of land are available. tRoon. /
The land. with adequate income to? The Russian stamship Aka“.
|lnake,the plan mssible. was bequeath~ f dcr Wentzel has been sunk. -.
ted to the agricultural college twenty; . h we” ..
’or more years ago but it was found Eightcen 0‘ t 9 crew_
liitncult to make practical use of it.Adrowned and eleven rescued.
f A recent opinion by Attorney Gem; The Alexander wmud‘ of 3.".
1838 gross tons. was reported in
(Continued on Page Four.)
litiiiiltli iHlliH lull .
CliMiS l0 Sliiiflllill
F. C. Prooge, Circa lip For Dead
Reins filter 23 tears
that the vessel ill 1.,
German cruiser
A eral George E liinman makeo it p0:
sible for the trustees to make use of, 1 . .1 hi shit) .ng "6‘
.th f rm accordin to the intent 0|:the 3“”- avala e. Pl
lb: dtlmor. g ords as havrnq arrived at_CariE‘ -_
-——-——" ion Jan. .11. She was built at ;
=West Hartlepool, in 18m. ”1‘32“;
DR‘ How’s Buntms ;was owned by the Norther!
L (Steamship Company at Petro-_
years old. who left here twenty-three‘ ‘ W]. 10 NEW mm
years ago. and was given up for dead.
igrad -.~‘
A It hes been learned that th!
only to have him appear last night,;
rich and energetic, to seek his familyl
ASwedish steamer KDIPOA? was ..
. . Asunk about 800 yards insldcthe
which he left in 1893 to seek his for-g An item appeared in a New Britain'sfimit of Swedish waters.
tune in the West. _ paper to the elfect that four glint; On Feb. ,9 it was ”mane“! a,
l’range. left Stamford to seek work: offices in the National Bank idler -
and health. and, according to his in that city were visited recently “dim“ the Kmppla, a Yesmfi,
story lest night; was riding in a a quantity of gold stolen. humane Ml- hfid flunk a “"9" ‘ "'
mountain parts when he fell from his was affected by the thief hill: the south of Falstcrbo. m
horse and received a concussion of glass from the other: doors. that the crew had
the brain. He lost his memory (it r’ The circumstances of the New Brit- On the same day ‘ dispatch “on: ;
events that had happened before then, sin robberies lead local ow. to Co nhagen re ‘1‘“ E“
and for nearly a quarter of a century believe the man who is bothering GOA 0? local w . ‘
knew nothing but ‘whnt happened af- police there is the one who entered mm to a _ MI” ' ’
ter he grew well after the fall. His some time ago the Dr. ”P. 'B. Hoyt of- large German flotilla was (mm;
relatives and friends, hearing nothing lice in the ‘Keeler block on Washinefledin laying mines south of PI!“
of him after he left here, believed ton street. Iterbo. ~“_
him dead, and gave up search for him The thief, using a onequarter inch The exact figures of , a...
years ago. He was: barber and well screw driver took the giants of! the‘ Verdun have?
known here when he.left. once door. A woman who“lim in FTCPCh. 1053" 't , r: ~
The man's memory began to come the Keeier building heard a not». she been given to the £0me _‘
back a few weeks ago. and suddenly told the police, about met or I the militant aflaira’ot the Profit
he remembered thpt he had a family .o'clock the night of the mysterious Chamber of Deputies by C010“
-in S mford. He was wealthy and, visit: The thief was a large man. 30 c beille chief "and", ‘5“.
leavin business cares behind. came He left a number of burned match it ‘ '. . i . . f ' -
East as foot as a train could bring sticks and a pair of rubbers, m. 5890“! 5mm ““53" 9 m, .
him. be found out “mammal-v Dr. m,eutl has the robbers. and It is stated that they were ..
lives left, and very few here who re ’ would like to have throng: call'for ire --- “. 1
membered him. Athem. » 1 (males and no pronouns)" ‘
r)
STAMFORD. Mar. .. like a ro-
mance. of the fourteenth. century is: the
story of Frederick C. Prange. till
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