That‘s why every Nor:-
walk home should read
The Sentinel.
asrABLlsuEb i870
3,130 WERE iiilllls SCORE stuns
[NSl 0N lNl
_1 ll tloltlcl
i ' -—
Greatest Mentality of Any Singlet
Slip Disaster in tire World's:
listen Recorded This Week A
1
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ltllcl 000000 in
4,000 MEN 000nm
Was transporting Troops When
She Was Seat in Mediterranean
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l'tltls, Marlh lv—ll mu .tlitlotiuct-d‘
til the .\lilti.~':ry of Mitrllic that tilt-re
were nearly l.l|tttl inch on board 'ltit‘l
French auxiliary (ltllher l'rovclicc.’
when nllt‘ has sunk in the .\lc.lltct"
f‘;tllr:lli on Februnry ‘.’t' i
l' “as .«.iid- that on board he Pro I
venue We'rt‘ lllt’ hill" of the Third t‘olo
lli‘dl infantry Regiment. the Third ital
tnltun, the Second ('ttlliprtli) of the
dim lattaliotl. thc Second .il.lclllitcl
nun t‘ouipally. and one calra com
iiitll), iii all lit-all) Limo nietl
~— i
As the .\illli~tl) oi \l‘dl'illt' nit it'eb
rutiry 2‘4 announced that the nuiilber‘
ot‘ .x'tll'\liUr> (ll lllt' l'lmetlce disaster
was estimated ltl Hit. it i~ indicated
by the foregoing tllspaitli Ibu: upuard'
Ul il.l30 lli'e.~ vvr-re lii>l
'iuiri la the greatest liloitality iliuli
by. eter accompanied the sinking ofi
.i angli- ship in tire history of theI
”world; it Ls One of the greatest disas-
ferrt that lias'evcr occurred in navni‘.
lilalor)’ eveniwbere two or more 'ships‘
liltii' been sunk. 'From every point of
-——~ 1
0n militia ‘
. [till 0000 itililltt
guusiderable progress is being made I
in the instaliaion of the Bosch magne-
ncto system at the. East Norwaik mit-
iiitipal electric light plant. it is toi
be‘cxpected that the service renderedl
while the installation work is golds!
on cannot be up to standard. All of
~ne work must be done while the piantl
is turning the night load. lly Tues.-1
(in) or Wednesday of next week what-1
teti-r inconvenrntes are being suffer-l
r d now are t‘.‘..it‘(‘li‘d to be obliteratedl
tor ever.
.-\tl of the past troubles with illel
plant's service bu.- had to do with
I n Iti'cvsiofi'lllltl ignition. When R. G.
arm-v. the present superintendent!
hit‘MX-d into harness. he found that
seventy-live per cent. of the difficulty, from H “’3‘ “id 99309 and Compan‘.
mncei'licd uoinpressiotf. A small eit-
- lgiie was installed. and that trouble
m been done allay with. Three-
~mrtara of the remaining weak poiuts
lay‘ with Ignition. It is to rid the
pint of this that the magneto systeml
in being installed in. the iamoust
itosch Company. 1
When the new system is put in it}
is confidently expezled that the serd
Vinyl will run on. with splendid resultal
indefinitely, barring or course. unex-
lie. led acuitieuts.
mumm i
fliiili tllls IS llllltltt
For the first itue in four years.
l-‘rallk tiresev y "lel‘d'ly afternoon
called on his wife, lda Brenev. at her
tnil‘iinery store on Washington street.
, darling"
Oleeuieeodmm.
Al lllllilN MASK BAll
at the Armory in Costumes.
Miler hire Prizes
tine thousand masquerade“. in
Clielulllt‘a of all shapes. colors and
descriptions. gathered at tile Norwaik
Armory last night. to make of the
eighth annual ball of the Norwaik
Aerie ot Eagles. the greatest success
of any affair ever given before by the
local til L'llllllllllt)“ t‘osttllnes of every
description, includilig clowns, nurses.
soldiers. sailors. football players, (‘ol-
‘titlifll men and women, Turkish men
and women. Mexicans. tramps, Arabs,
.ulid many other at startling
appear-
ance. were ten! much in evidence at.
the armor) from eight o'clock in the
evening until the wee small hours ol‘
the morning.
Visiting Aeries i'rou Stamford arid
lldllliliry wcre preseill, and the affair
\ta.~ opclicd by the Stamford Aerie.
.'o Silt who later in the evening.
gave a \I'T) t‘lnc‘exlil’bitioil drill oil
the floor. Judges who it'arded the
different prizes ot‘ the affair were ill. “.
from surrounding towns. two helm;
flout linnbury and three “‘01“ Slant
lord.
’liie affair opened with a first Ollt”
slip. and fun reigned supreme among
the llii'rl‘Hlllik'Ora‘
Milaic tor the dancing wan render-l
'cd by Met'. full orchestra. who fair-i
.ly ontdid tin-inselves with llit-ll' usual.
tine brand of" playing
'l‘nenly dances torlneii the pro-
gram for the evening, and lllt‘rc
. coupled ttitii the grand march at elevr
i ll o'clock. and a drill by the Stamford
.5539. mingle-ted the good
(Continued on Twelfth Page.)
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tlltll lulu
" ‘ " lull illicit
bent will begin next \\‘editesdity.
Aisb i'i'educsday. March 3, and Ru
man (‘nluolics and Episcopalians par
ticularly will observe the
son Easter Stlnday will fall on
April 23. it will not come on that
date again until 2000.
in the Episcopal dioceie of Con
nccticut there will be a mission lllte
Lent, and from the circular published
by the Rev. .l. Wilson Sutton. of
Trinity chapel. New York, it is
learned that ii
li'flll’tl effort by means of special aer-
vlcest and special instructions to \i‘lli‘
souls to God, and there are four
classes of people who need to be want
or converted to (lod: those wit-kerb
those who are living without God in_
open sin: the careless. those who are
neither very good nor very bad; the
lonely and discouraged: the falthflii.:
those who love God and are serving
ilim.
To the lonely and discouraged the
mission is a clear and distinct
call front God to look up into the
face of Jesus Christ and to draw
W l at the am Tier-Eli“
I
holy ecu '
mission is a (‘OliCt‘ll-.
lilIle INSANE
t Will lS‘llAlM
i - —
in. c. c. Cedirey, Bridgeport a-
pert Se Testis: at Trial at
l Alleged iriririliiil Ilderer
E00. tnllllilltlitli
it lllltlltlol
tbisease Brought on lupiilses
‘ Rendering Vietirii irresponsible
.‘—_—'.
liliii)lii~:i'iiitT. -.\larcb t Testin-
iiig iii answer to a hypothetical Illl‘n
' tloit. Dr. Charles (‘ Godfrey of ‘ilrldge
“port. otl the stand all yesterday after
nooti in the first degree murder trial
I ct‘ Jason S. ilaines ot‘ Trumbull stated
that Haines was insane at the time of
‘ihe shooting on September :7. .\c-
cording to the testimony of the dor-
lor. who baa qualified ili man) court
cases during the last few years as an
expert, the accused was suffering front
a tonic insanity due to delirium irc»
mean; was not aware of the conse
queilccs of tlla‘ action»; was not cap»
iabie of controlling his actions and
could not distinguish between right
1and wrong. and was conuolled by an
irrestible impulse caused by the
dlueaitc.
—_..._.
(Continued on Fifth Page).
ill. ll. l: ll. Hill
1 INlENlSllNli lellNll
The regular weekly meeting of the
5W. (‘. 'l‘. l'. of this city wa‘ yester-
;day afternoon held iii the libmc o
‘filrs. Frank W. Sturtct'altt. on Greg-
ory Boulevard. Sonic time within the
inear future an invitation is to be
[extended the county president to ap-
t pear in this city. An invitation. receiv-
ed froili the Sons (if-Temperance for
the llleln‘icra of the W. C. 'i‘, l'. to
meet \illli the.“ on the etching ot
March 7th ill their meeting rooms iii
the Gazette building. uptown, was ac
cepted. At a ti‘uture meeting of the
local branch the matter oi contribut-
ing toward a building to be erected
in memory of Mrs. ii. l.. Stevens, will
be considered, Matters iii connection
with tile recent Frances Willard ine-
jinorial held here were settled last
1 night.
ARNNAYlNN llNllNS
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ililllSiliilEi thrill
or ill uclulll
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l «mash-arm
? Shwinzmm Slide
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liespitc the threatening weather of
‘ laiil evening, a rm large number at
men, women and children, interested
in the care and stud! of birds. turned
out to hear the interesting illustrated
llecture on "The Falrflnid Bird Sanc-
‘tuary." given at the high school by
1Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith. uu-
' der the auspices of the Norwaik Bird
Hub. The talk began at eight
i o‘clock. and by ten minutes of eight.
1 the large aeremfly hall was filled to
its capacity 90" Scout Troops of
Norwalk. accompanied by their Scout-
uiasters, were at the lecture which
. proved to be ol special interest to the
i scouts in giving them an insight, into
' ilie‘ littli|l« .tnii home life of our birds
l (Continued on liath Page.)
i
t
liililiilllilliiitllil ,
lltlrtl it till tilts
fries: and m}: Med Cy
Entire MMhEflofl
.I—p——
\t‘AstllMi'l‘ON, March i—i-‘rank i'.
r‘ur'ing ot tiir Hartford .tetun Nation
al lliiltk and ti. v. Whipple or the bier
(‘iiluilit' National Bank of New Haven.
ticked by the early Connecticut dole-
gution in (‘ongreitq nailed the Federal
reservi- board to reverse in decision
traiiafer only Patrick! county to the
jurindiction of the federal reserve dis.
' trlct of New i'nrkalty thin morning.
~ Both men women-h“ of
‘ committee of (‘ornioetlciit banker: who
recently petitioned the board to trans-
fer all the territory went of the, Con-
’ neeicut' River to the New York juris-
diction. The Connecticut bankers to
day exprrssed great disappointment
that so small it purl of their original
petition had bcm granted. Through
the efforts of (‘ongri-samen P. i). Oak-
lep and E. .l. a hearing was arranged
for tomorrow at than a. m. and Sen
atom McLean and limiidcgee and Rep
rencntativev i-‘rerinian, Glynn and Til-
.«on gladly volunteered their help.
Will 3300 t0lttllst0l
iii Siillilli' unlitl
A suit for 8300 damages claimed by
Howard M. iicerrt of Orchard street.
for commission cu selling property
for—the derrndan‘tr, Willia iletts. a
Wilton; t‘lturleit Itettii of Danbury.
hire. Harriet Ruscoe. oi Danbiiry. and
Mrs. (‘arrie Ralston. of Norwalk. was
heard yesterday afternoon ‘..-etore
Judge Loekwood in the uptown court,
The plaintiff. Howard ileerii brings
the oiuttori shall be accompanied by
MOOMTID PR!“ NEW. FROM ~ALL PART. G? THI ”Lo IV A ‘SPEOML WIRE AND OUR OWN 0 "M708.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN‘ SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1916
lullm loll?
NEEXl lolilti
00 tllsul
t
llrned Shh Agitation in Congress
; ‘Peepeaed, as Maturation,
leaders lasted lore Time ‘
RllllS CNNMlllll
. Mll llllS AlllliNNllN
l ‘ .
il’mident lay llanle tilt Diple-l
‘ latte letters ilereafter
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‘ WASHINGTON. Marc-l 4- The‘
llit'll step in President Wilson's fight!
i to dispose of the armed ship agitation‘
iln Congress hair been postponed until-
.ilonday. At an early conference to
ldiiy Administration leader: in the‘
l House decided not to insist on a vote'
- today. This afternoon the Rules coulr'
Intlttec will met". to frame a rule to!
itablc the hit-Lemme resolution l‘i:
ivmrn Anllricans off the armed ships
or the European trelliirerents. ‘
The niie will be brought in with iri~
fin-t business Monday. when the .sil
fillillr'il‘il'ioll forces plan to tllr-p‘h’t" oi'
. it by it subvtautiai majority, The For ‘
eign Affairs minmlttei- already has
agreed on the reminder:
That the action in the Housi- Shh”.
give no room for double of ill! dc
cisive character of the sentiment in
Congress. Administration leaders plaiil
that the tabling --f tilt IilclA-morc real
I
shall
without ’_
declaration ll'llll.rlhl‘ l’reeldr-nt
handli- diplomatic affair-ii
Cong'ros'irional interference.
the votes to make tiiclr victory cotu~’
pletc. and undisputed. '5
Leaders explained that the post»:
ponenleut was agreed upon because’
of the absence of so many metiibcrs
on week end trips. .‘iany h "; _vi-.‘.e“-t
day under the impression. it ‘.\.t~. Midi
that the House session iodiiv. Whlt‘ll:
jbowever, the watchers on shore saw“
.tempt to shoot a line aboard.
. sent word by radio that she could not
f..fllil0llli
'l‘he lenders are confident they bavci ‘
features. They will ap-
preciate it later.
Fair tonight and Sunday.
EXPLOSION Al CONNNlllll
NNlS lWlNll ANll NllNlS MANY
~.——____———— “.17 .__———_._— ,., - _._.
fill MEN 'lllSl AS
BAlllll NllNS AlililNlNll
One Body is Recovered and less-
acliiseits Life Saving Crews;
Search for litiier Vessels t
l
,..l - _.__... _-. - .4 .‘_ _._. _.
Ramparts East of tire Peri
Double Comm; Hear
0 Paris, Blown lip—live
I Ereiicir Auxiliary Crab-
0 ers and One British Pa- "
A irol Stink by German
Submarines
tr
St‘l'l‘l'A'l‘iZ. Mair-5., Mart-bl Ant
empty coal barge with five men . . 5
aboard which broke away from her;a large munbe’ "um-ed 1" the 9X- “
iu“ last night tllllllld a storm. wetit‘PIOSlon 3' Courneuve. in the su—
a‘lnn» off liar lint-ll. early today. Tho lburbs of Paris, this morning.
crew made a brave fight to keep the! The explosicn again-ed nut
barge beyond the breakers and at one the fort called “Double Cour-
tlliie it was thought that they would 0 .. C _
be .lut'd't‘tiiiftll. \\ hen daylight came,. ""3 °“”‘°“"¢ ‘5 "c” 3" .
‘ Denis. Part of the rampant: cast
that she had grounded nearly a. quar-‘of 'hc fort were blown up. The
tt-r of a mile front land. The life inw- i cause of the dim'er has not been
tug cn w of the North Scituate "“lascerrained.
tion at once made preparation to at l
Twenty persons were killed and
A quantity of explosives. in-
No further report had been re-iCIUdlng hand grenades. was nor-
teived early today from another home ‘ ed in this position.
which broke away from the sonic tow; Fire followed, and there were
and was wrecked mt bomb 3 Rock llurthi‘r explosions, although of
The five melt aboard were reported 1 .
.0 mm. b..." l 0“,. [my “a. ",i one severity. on account of the
(‘Oi't red ' ‘r itity of the bargcb flames.
cou‘” i ml. lt wan thouulit,‘ The sinking of two French
in tile tllird barge alld the lllL’
hail auxiliary cruisers and one Brit- ‘
ish patrol by German submarinea'
is announced by the German Ad-
miralty today.
The French steamship Lakme,
tof Dunkirk, 3,it7 tona' (m3.
:which sailed from La Roclielle on
.Tuesday. was sunk on the same
day in the Bay of Biscay. at a
point six miles northwest of lie ’
ld’yeu. She is believed to have
struck a mine.
Six of the 22? men of the crew
lost their lives.
The Swedish Foreign Office in-
forms The Associated Press that
court before Judge brickwood. The a warning against embarking on
two men entered a demurrer. but the armed merchanrmgn has [gen :
judge overruled it. They refused to - ... i.
“m and wm, bound (Hr m we sued to Swedish Citizens.
weathered the gale
The court guard cutit-r
“it! ordered to the scene,
Gresham
but she
proceed ilillil the storm had abated. t
Nililllll hits
The continued cases of Flory Fe
iodoro. Tony r‘ellcppone, Stella. Jones
and Ellen liawior, who were arrested
Tuesday last on serious obliges. were
heard this morning in the uptown
began at 10 o'clock. was to end at.
noon and would consider only claim high” court "Dd" "”00 bonds, Th?
bill~ .two girls intolvcd pleaded guilty to
" the charges. and Ellen Lawlor being
9 under age and under charges of con-
tricticn, wart cent to the Home of the
’Good Shepherd ,ilt Hartford. Stella
NOR010N VEIERAN 'iJonea. ‘who is also under age, was
i I sent to the Florence (‘rittendcn Home
. succuuBs 10 810R"; in New tHaveu.
:
Francis .Vicilrien aged St. titiiilar-.6,000 Mm NDII BY '
ried. whose home was given at iii
locust atrcct. New Haven. was found
dead on the Post Road in Noroton.
today. lie had been an inmate of the
Soldiers' Home and left .vosterday..
ilAwns not seen again and it‘ll) have
been returning when overtaken by
the stonn. “chad been in poor bea‘tii
Ai‘ill'RN. N. i'. Mari-ii l.~-Editli
cluding the i'ierce Arrow Motor Car
t‘uuipany. have been closed down as
it result of the macilinleta' strike hert-
lllllli suit
been prepared. and the Episcopalians
have been requested by the rectors to’
, ‘\
iolisliip and hope, the circular says:
Special prayers for the mission have. [0 R I“[
suit on the grounds that commission with heart mtrhie. 'Mcllricn's reC-x . , , _
due to him for the selling oi the 0rd Shows that he served with the”.nd “ ‘3 *‘dn‘med‘bf‘ b‘f’mv‘lm"? gm"
property of the defendants. situated [first l‘nited sates Vomit-er crals of the chip oyern tit-sour o
llhat approximately six thousand met:
' a l ' l Slant i-Anl ri~an
in (‘annoudale to Samuel J. )itil r, Engineers In he i fit 0 t Of ””5 number the union
was never received. The property was! 5hr. He had been at the home for' 1"? Ml“-
The. American steamship Cam—.
ino. which wan detained by the
British Admiraltv for examina-
tion, has been released.
General Gallieni. Minister of
War for France. has told the
commission on Military Afiairl
Eof the Chamber of Deputies, that
he is satisfied with the situation
*at Verdun. He gave details of
the reserves of men and stocks of
ammunition now available.
Military writers say that it was
lthat the Germans should attempt
‘to reduce the salient of Donati-
mont plateau, for this key poti-
tion must be taken before solid
:progrcss could be made elec-
iwhere. The attack began after I ‘
'long preliminarv bombardment
strike.‘0n Wednesdav. German columns
in keeping with all the emanate
use them in their daily devotions dur—
ing Lent.
BRAZILIAN SllAMSlilP
SAll Alllli SOlllSlllN
.\'l;w votita'. Mandi 4.—'l‘lte Serg-
ipe. ll lirnzilian steamship, which left
this port yesterday afternoon
for j
l Charged with burglarizing the sum- sold by the plaintiff’s brother. James; three years. .
'mer homes of wealthy New Yorkers ii. Beers. last spring who signed the
on Belle Island. John E. Mott. Joseph claim to hint. Howard Beers. Alta“-
liteed and tRegtuaid Arnold. Rowayton lleya [180 Davis and Jessie Dunbar
iboys, were this morning arraigned be- appeared for the plaintiff in thc_
ifore Judge George H. Vosburgh. They case. and James T. Hubbell and Ed“
‘vvcre arrested some weeks ago by ward J. Quinlan appealed for the deli
fConstablc Oliver 1. Clark. tense. The heuring was a lenmhyi
: Joseph Reed was fined 330' and one Justina the entire afternoon. but;
,‘costs: John E. Matt was fined $210 and “0 decision has as 3"" ”99" “MW“
:costs. Arnold‘s case was continued by the And”- -
luntii .‘iprii isi by .lttrlgetieorge H.
: \‘oaburgh.
6
MN BlNiNlll Sllllllll t
M SPNINGDAll llNli
STA.\i~FthD. March 4. Jl‘wo men'
were burned severely, possibly fatally,
at the British-American Company‘s;
factory in Springriaie, today. They.
_—
Pill 0N PAlNlNl
claims one thousand are on
Tim employers conceded 900.
WOMAN WHO lillllli
SllN IS ASlllll
started to depiov from Hardau- .gfl
;mont wood on the rivht and at:
the same time a division ad—
vanced c- the villain. of Value. ‘
l'l‘he, latter attack failed with] ,
heavy losses to the. Germans. . ~ g
The “ranch artillcrv fire was no
lfierce that evening that the Ger- ‘.
Al‘zllHNU, .\'. v.. "Mal't'll 4.4mm; mans were unable to push the at-
.l. Melber. convicted of the murder of , tack on any point of the Donau- ,
her five years 80". Gt’Orfl by 'OI'C’émonr plateau. They profited h- ;;
lug poison downthe child‘s throat antil the niche. however. and brought
South American ports. collided with,
another vessel early today. about six-
ty miles south of New York. Art houri Pm I"
after he had sent out an S. 0. S. call.,
the wireless operator on the Sergipr‘i
sent word that neither vessel was;
badly damaged and that his ship was:
'l‘lie'couple have been separated, and. safe and continuing her voyage. :
he wanted to see the children. ile' Conditions for wireless transmission.
5 Kalli. HP took off his hat and coat and; were bad this morning. and the shore;
5. made other Sign: that he considered; station! could not
;’ himself the boss of the establishment. of the ship' with which the Sergipe
\ Officer Frank S. Stratton askcdi collided The shock temporarily dial
Brescv to move on. He failed to (‘tllll’ ' abled the Brazilian steamship‘s wire-'1
ply. Taken to the station Bresev wasl less apparatus. The first vessel to
informed he could go if he would act i answer the Sergipe's call for help was
bf'P'lllllnflly. t'pon his sarcastic cont-l a British auxiliary cruiser believed}
mwii that he would go back to the: to bethe. Caronia. The Sergipe asked!
stole again. he was locked up. charged the cruiser to “stand by." but the
villi breach of the peace. latter signalled “All‘wnll.” it was re-
.ludgc. George H. Vosburizh fined, ported that the Caronin. was the shipt
'Hrcaev $7 and costs. this morning! which truck the selglpe. but wirelesal
ii I‘ll-iil9nlllns execiition of sentence for' means a picked up by nearby sta-i‘
5 one month. Tile court stated should. lions did not (.0an title.
it? 'Brusev visit his Wit-9': store again‘i The Sergipe to a steel vessel of
#- wititin the coming month, he would: 1.859 gross tonnage. She 4s owned
ll. rewrite a jail sentence. by Lloyd Braztlelro.
ecipher the name i
still till 00. till
Judge finger. of the Superior Court.
has upheld the demurrer entered by
Attorneys Light & Light. counsel for
the defendants. claiming misioinder of
causes of action in the case it Warren
E. Smith. represented by Attorneys
Keogh a Candee. against F. C.
Thompson and The Tropical Suit Corn
pany.
in his complaint Mr. Smith claimed
several hundred dollars brick wages;
undivided profits ofthe company: and
mismanagement of the suit business.
The defendant's attorneys are’ upheld
in their contention t at these com-
plaints should not bar been joined.
l -«Sentinel ads. DI}.
company makes raincoat cloth. The leaving the body in a swamp on the.
melt injured were Peter Sautaiguto, of; outskirts of Albany. Jan. 6. ‘91], com.
Stamford, and Samuel 'Rocco, of thisi mitteii suicide today in Auburn pria»;
place. The burns were received from. on for women. ’ t
naphtha. The supposition '3 ”13‘ sta-i Mrs. Melber has worried over her}
tic. electricity and atmospheric corrdldunwncP of not legs than "gem,
lions made a combination which res-l years.
pended to a spark struck by the heel:
l0 SiliNll GUARDS
NH“; YORK, March l.—-William
Sherwood, arrested for the shooting
0’ Bennie Welnstein, a guard employ-i nails in the shoes of one of the men.
ed 'by L Kapiatt 5‘ Sons. ‘mrwmllnnd this spark ignited gas \v’nit‘h had
manufatcurera. confessed M‘y' 30' risen from n tank containing the iitlid
coming to the police. "I“ he “'4“ used in the making of cloth.
M“ ”“9” M” llsllllllllillll
Stills sillttsltl
hers Of which are now on strike.
inspector Cray. head of the Detec
tive Bureau, says that Sherwod stated;
that be was offered a contract by the
union under which he was to receive
$100 and to be pill on the payroll at
$25 a week in return for his services
in the Kaplan firm LEGHORN. ltaly, March 4. Via ~i’a-
'Weinstein and seven other guards 'l‘l- 3339 D- m--—'l'he stkgiiship (lint-a,
were escorting 100 xlrls to the wmeh left here Feb. 29. has been stink Belgium. on his return from his trip to.
{thrusttiaclrte‘llwbiy?olf:dn‘lgnwwhil:(fill-filthy an Austrian submarine... Thoreiltmuc, according to a dispatch from,
'0 e " i ‘ . . . 'n . ‘
'9d fl" ttpgn theta with (“chem itvere no Americans on boald. itlte iattct city. 1
$5,000 AWARD FOR HUSBAND'S l
DEATH. 9
NEW YORK. March i.—srrs. Oath-i
critic Horan. twice the mother of tripi
lets, has been awarded 85.000 for that
death of her husband. who was killed
when thrown from his wagon on a‘
pier.
CARDINAL MERCIER m BELeiuu.’
PARIS. March 4, 4:l5 a. nix—Cardin
nai Mercier has arrived at. Matures.
in «booting ml!) the guards emn'oyed,
«ee‘
the hail of bullet-i from the mac . ~
inc guns and rifles that the gray... , .
up masses of reserves. and the
fighihig began with renewed
fury on Thursday. During tho
morning and afternoon three dea-
pcrate onslaughts were. made by
Pomeranian and Brandenburg
regiment-t. ‘
In the first and second attacks
the assailants, who fought with
ere-it bravery, reached the French . a ‘
barbed wire. but so fierce w
coated legions melted away;
The officers rallied them avails, .
and wa‘n until no more were left;
to rally. The third‘attesk bent...
about. '1 o‘clock in th‘ “ftflflm‘
it via1 even more violent thai
those which had preceded it. Fwnfr ..
(O‘niluued on Third Pm.) I“ _ .l. ..
my .
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brow. .
din-mesh . *r as? .;
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