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| 'Attrthcrrt l'aclflc, he made a very
”Rm" 10 MI Ithor‘ough examination of the whari
zItIt dot‘l'. properties of the New lla-
HEW“ HAVEN, S culff \ert road all the. way front New York
ltd IIIMIIII so that he might be able;
in III-ttt the tonstrmtion of I-Iimilar fa-
(”Mich at Duluth and l’ugct Sound.|
tome: lens 8. Pacific I. Nam- ilI IIIIII walked the greater part on
the dirtanco front New lent to
art Vice President at I. V.,I ii..
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Sprittuti- it] for the purpose of exanlin ‘ ‘ ‘
& l a. R in): New llaten truth and maintert
l
ante methods.
.I b'r’ltlntlll it.” hI-ctt ItlIiIIIIttII-d a Hi“ experience h“ ”9““ ““ followup
‘ ,l ““31de of tho New “www.md.‘ Graduated from Cornell. with the
v. I, headquarters in Boston. lilt’ifl‘t‘r ot' (‘it'il Engineer in 1883.
m. Mill in, as a general aui~tant Worked N! the Northern ”acids.
It. .\'.I Hlllttll. lilltl lli II.IIIIItIttII wItl' Amistant engineer, 2 years; will
irate IIIIIIIII- III In llllllii‘ln rIIIIIIInII tuinevring magnum. 1 Mars; divisiont
I1! lMi‘iit'liUll. (Iltt‘i‘dlitill and Irtainten-it’niilllt‘tl‘ 3 .VNH‘N principal aHNIslitut
., I~ engmttt .at (‘hiciuq 3 yearn. lu
N,“.Ititi~ poaitton he had orttirt- t-hargt tf
_ tlII budding of the Wintonsin (‘I ntrttl
litl~lt~ leit the
H In it to take charge (It the iloston
“\t‘l MIH‘t‘ .\lr.
rm .“M ”w quwmm M “w“,hmg the' let urinal which at lilyt)‘ mite. wasl
Itch of" tits» t'tlllllliili,‘ h:t.~ been under MN” to the Northern I
tiettct"tl “mm.“ htm lliti-Iioh superintendent on 3 diflii
dihCUbaiOll.
,“r'. “1“ so dull ttt.ttl thr- ‘-lllllli
i"lII and tht- ability of the IIIInpnIIy
.I slit'litllilnllt‘} for adding it‘ It- in
I I‘ll“ “Its so liIrIitI-ti that It did not ir'l-itiflzo. Mll“‘alrk9t‘ I“ St. Paul
necessary to brim: Ihc lllitlif‘l" H“ was in charge of building
.I. (lfltt'llliitlli. Jill)‘ 1 last “i uuct Sound extension of the St. l'au
l.t|\\0\e-l‘, [In lll‘tNWlle Orr-ail of the II, ‘road an important plate of work in k
rim-h III the comma» and on Mr. bit II“- 0"‘I‘1 “\I‘ .VPlll-‘l
III tI‘Itt particular, h.I~ bt‘t'il so ureatl ‘ll‘H-‘UI‘i l’atcitic Sl'rlt‘lllv
Ii..tt this subject has been wry care; it.
in"! considered. A special tomnrit lluah. in thatuc of maintenance oper- i
it - (It the board t'umt' to the cont-lo :tttott anti construttion and did Intttlt:
III tltttt the number of liroblt'ltiH—‘i\\’0l’l( in rebuilding and tlcrclopinutltel
financial. I'tmxtructive mtd'tine and in introducing. eI-onotntmt.
it‘l of "m dl‘lFllm“ 3 years? fiaaistant gen-i
H-tl bUlItrintcnt‘lenl 2 tours.
fllilt‘f‘r " )uurg'
chief on
.-I 'II- 0110
Sitter
was vite-preaidtrtt uIItch
‘i‘ltiildll‘,
I M Iting «\thich required attention.loptrtttinu ntctlmdc for 4 yours,
Ililtl not he settled as promptly as Texas-t & I'I-tciftt.
i'l-‘l ~IItIttl-l hc uttlt-.~ tht- tornpant HI: I“: been not president in
t‘ttmttatty ha: now all Macao tio.,dpp“rmmm
I- .i there. iI-t not enough timoforcztru
It.'- Itnaltsia of all the preacnt and fit l
I'Itohlenta
aitlt heatiquatten at
\e“ Orleans. for one year.
Mr l’t‘llt‘xtill hazt had a large expcri
“‘ "‘ tome in construction and operation!
.I htilgfi its finances. it must thataltlttwrtivm‘nh in “mun,” votk rtot on“;
"" ""f'" ”f ”‘9 ““N‘Mh‘mm‘ Pub 'on the Northern l’atifit: hut in cities
tutu-tutti
Ittts attt ttttttt
IONIKIN,
Marth 11 -Thc I III-
putt department of the British A
has lII-en highly commended by'
ltltc thalrman of the Clyde Steamship ...
A .‘ .ociatiort. aho recentlt viaited thlsIL-
tit partutent in order to investigate the|
lltt‘illodil by which the large atnouIItI
of commandeered tonnage la operated.l
It‘n his return to Glaagow the (hair-
twat had on its-booka 1,800 ream-lad
and the ayutem under
Were worked wan remarkably
ottgh.
it could be
simple and as near perfect as
The t-ystcm wan such
Iti at the atturacy of the position I‘ a
\tli‘t‘] was ncwr lost for more. than;
I ti. Iet days
lil~2lil.l.\'. March 11.-
.u’III tit-I Golly. “ho hath been ltadirtu were ti. l‘i.‘.t'i7...tll22"
Ithe Tutki>lt forces in the vitinity of “"3 with ”W
'Bttkdad. and “ho was tretiiteti with
l Uplifttllng the tiefcntwa of Erzertlttr.‘
iiI to have a village named after hint
Pornu‘aaion has been uitcrt the Pilla-
vlllatze of Atlliu ”it‘lki‘llft‘lil,
lfiald marshals hirt ltpltttt-.
Mr iitu name to Atlligt‘ Ullllilillht‘ll.
Itiat;
lilleIlN. March ii.
iii): the huge t‘X]lt'll.~‘0h of thc war,
Historical
tBerlin. has donated $5,000 for
'tzrnphltal cxploration anti sttttlt in‘
t.t-.t .ttltlitioiml ll p, E\t’l‘_\ omtet oftrmtut of that propertt and all of "slum (‘hhtase province of Shanal “‘m“ 1‘“
Iftll Ihc “Oilt' llit‘H‘ hmc already been
'emittl but may have to wait until tha' minimum cxe
lt mi of the “at before being carricd A
“'.lslatit‘
The company ttttt>t lt- out.
THI‘ IiAt‘ l' E.
III Se' t'ice tontmission it nttt<t take like (lilt‘figo St Louis lxnnsas (‘lll' i'ii: lllllllblull Leanne. which was organ-
0" the question oi IliItpOa-ing of prop and recently- at New 0mm,“ Wl‘llt‘ re izI-ti in Holland in iASh‘l. nnnou cos
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ministration revenu
ltide an additional
Whit-h they i party whip and spa
thor Democratit
I about Jitil‘tiltll‘oou
the i'rt~<itio- III tarly
-I-Ieltl \lttrh‘lid] hunt \I I'll '5
!man (‘ituttit‘ Kitcltc
tee today
include all mm
”H“ tttlct ling revollili‘
HllIKlt‘ Ineaaurtn
to change.
'lhI [Il'tn’lf‘lflllb‘
Ituw [thin to cililrtu
lItil include;
The creation of II
lib” suggested by titt-
Notwit hstuttti
the
Association.” of
Itlyc industry. and I
““0', rlnuac. now
increase itt
r.atca uithout ailc
manufacturers.
i
Marth ii The Neo- fTTthe war revenue
The plans of tht t
be t‘orc President \\'
\‘i'AHiilMi'i‘ON. Mu
t‘ouroaaional ‘
have deterrttincd on a nutritive plan,
for IlIIIpIIIItut: of the government 5 tin
anclni (llllltlll'tt‘fl at one fell swoop
A preliminary survey of propoaedap
proprintiotls has convinced the load-
an that it “Ill be aces-airy to raise
and Stuarts ttIttItuIilee
‘l hottevc
disposing of Inti'h vcnttc matter is to Company Ante etrtplur‘mcnt to a large‘
'0008 $200,000,000 Mil Of 0008"
l0 REVENUE Bill “800081008
tic-mats to Rust Threat! miItIIIIII llr'vtt ortes'pondence at The
Incline Prodldtl legislation
Lllnder Party Mb III Spur
——-u-———
ltt.-~TIII- atl-
e program,
8200. 000. 00
mg income tor the government is to inquiries from the United States it
man stated tltat be found the depart}; be includpd lit .5 gingkx gigantic bill
and rushed through ('onmtnt under
r. Conference: of
lenders
rather than the
‘lIL‘JIHtttlttIt ItItIiltional asked for by
in the session
total abproprtttttnm “all" W1 WW nt‘mmit's I0 shirt:
"After confer
numbers of the Wayfi Itiill.
laid (‘hnirfi
n of the commit-
t'itc best way or
'pvopmn-d matters
or the tarift’ III at
Provision of Bill.
uhich the leaders
ly In the i't‘Vt'lillt‘
tariff commission
l‘n‘aitlant. anrtt
lI-gialutittu protecting the new coal tar
trt "antitiutnpiug"
being prepared by ad-
ministration expertr.
the income tax
amounting to about double the woman
(‘l ing the present
mptitms.
tax on the profits of munition
i A repeal of practically all the ob-
‘jcctionable stamp taxca now included
ta 3:.
ungressionttl lcttd
.ura for rcrcnne lct'isltttion “ill be laid
than by Majority
tttIu vtltit at book mine of $133.0th the Texas 3, pacific has 31m cotuplct Ithat its membership has reached the Leader Kitchen as soon as the tangled
IIII, \\ ltith haw been ordered sold by m important terminals
'." “"r‘wt "“"wr‘m’ Important ‘0“ GI operating problems and lit econom-
"‘ “'1‘ ““‘l 1‘ must ‘1’”“1 “7“ much ical methods of tarrying on railvtay
'as it tan obtain or sen-rat business. 1
gr'Ni': for additions to it.~~ plant in or I it ,5 believed that he can second
our to make it adequate for the bust '
he» at Nor; litrulanti. The company
tttust continue to give grente.
t-Il t-lttact‘ attention o the working
"‘il ditiott< of tho: men on thexroatl iII
- effort to make them better. Fur
'H't‘liiof‘t’. it must increase its effort:
t" produce transportation in audit-term
I: 'dlillly and quality and naturally tht
‘Ilil‘hliy must also try to reduce tht
Inst of producing transportation 5‘.
1 ,. at it will have more money for in
‘ Iron-merits. and thus- hasten» the do,
It ‘tctt some l‘eiul‘ll can be'made to the.
"t\(‘kll0ld€l‘:. To spend many Inn
'.Illis of dollars is a diiIi-cIIIt task, am.
It- select those pieces of work which
we most important to be done first i.
I‘It‘li more difficult. A man of Mr.
.i'eal'son's training and experience will
he of much help in disposing of the.
I-IIIll‘-_\
...“).
urotltttt- better conditions in
NO} Pea and 101‘ the stockholders.
i
ROME, Mitrch
Incc of The Associated Press~ltal-
United States in unprecedented quan
titles according to United States (‘on
Ital William F. Kelly. During the past
year the export of such items
n,ompared to $169,170 in 1914,
antiques have generally become
tries created by tfie-prountwrar.
II-r solution at the present. time.
Mr. Pearson is of New England
:~:nck. His mother was born in Eaat
, , eat. Tliiis, however, is a Initiating,
‘otintlt: Maine, and the family inter
view according to the Rev. Waltqr Lg .
“titer was born at Byfield. hear Now-
lmryport. Maaaachusatts. Like many
nun-ma "In no sense,”
1‘ the West, but Mr. Pearson has alwayi'
* kept up hrs associations with NearI the past
cord Haaspchuaotta. find another in viduals m, nations of Europe.—
is'ew York city. Nearly eterymyenr Pi
Jain and firming: with tamar-
[W Whoa in the mice of the!
chdenco
It is pointed out that
l‘rtgland for the public. for the cm lfl"'l|*“ RT? exceeded only bt those of
lthe Scandinavian
familiar with
N9“ \ (‘Ill‘ S
WW
decree as a Society of Public Utility.
"and notwithstanding occasional
atructive measures taken by previous provigton tied up in a general Dem
clerical ministries. the Tongue claims ocratic measure, the Republic“! will
..IIIIuIIIeII to the value of $334. 616, ”that inIPIIigent interest in “race con-= ”9 “name 1° “‘"“" “y ”“1”“ “W
hndilror‘ has grown greatly, especially
$141,141 in 1913, the reason being that among the laboring “13559“ and among Chi-8 WOUId be unable to PM through
a the great nutty of clerks and humble Congress in a “W “99118 1681MB”!
drug on the European markets as functionaries,
against the new souvenirs and curios- “me"- where the cost or “'438 ‘5
mounting up by leaps 1n"?! bounds. President's demand for "speeding up"
. numerous problems thamtre pressing. It seems to be a general opinion ‘mnke too frequent xlsits of the stark
that after the war antiqucs will do- I" ""5 m be dreaded rather than '9“
predate still more in value and inter ‘comed
.LONIDON‘ March 10. ——Tlte west
‘~ ’ “‘9“ 1° 3'0de C‘mnemcm' no We; mph; at the Amt-teal: church? west Coast of Africa.former1? a. land
in Rome who is a. well-known anti- of romance. trap-sly and mystery to
he hiya: be told. by explorers, is becoming rap
"new England families, “1'3 99‘99“ ‘UM the gigantic Operations of fillslidly modernized. A Nigerian mm;
war ammp or submerge interact», in pet. for instancefioys that Dr. Chan.
1 The war Ind its origin In it weitthy umvé,’ run In his own It: . __
W13“ “5 he ”“5 a “"9" ‘0 .Con» the historical ambitions of the indi-t penae- built a new road into 'htn amt; banda‘of the ewe
We plantations 0?! that now a float of mo‘
can ox lain its cts only bx going tor-true 5 vii tithe the lace 0 he
. m Mom‘s ‘0 1‘“ PW“! {5" flinch énwfid the 11mm»? ltom: line of nativoa urging nah;
of'tlrta fir mito- the“ when} cm on that» audit thrown a mambo-ta
lo“ the President to
to domestic affairs.
'.\'o final action (
retonne'
tiottu- for the. your
aim» to go ahead."
countries, which
The omnibus bill
mil! fight.
en into the House
b- ed out of the way.
0 legislation and the
[which if divided,
Whose m" and 1" month: or political
Iway the leaders pl
the session.
slon. repealing the
u.—
for pound duty on
PARIS.
the state in It poor
Ind 'abodt: 6,000 m
blgrch A
newspaper» are exmingflgtt that
brown but there are.
He h,“ also |5ooo mark and in “I. annual report foreign situation chars enough to at
I'-- ictlt-ral ctttttt. it must chock ul'lhad a long training‘in “I“. nualyais tlaints for its advocacy of “pareniali
il large share in the in—‘
creased longevity figures in' Holland lseneral
The National lnsnrMIce tab‘lcs sho\r~"_"l“3““9 Kitchen until we definitely]
II. III the average are to which a Dutch,“°' "mm" “m“
turn his attention
Ian be taken on a
bill.“ slid Repre-
the total appropria
are likely to be.
and support the present ofliccra of: ball" may 100k forward M MT"! “10' The) are certain to be large, and as
the compam in the work of tryingtolil b0) 51 “9B” and for a girl 5310 soon as the military and naval in
those pmprlationa are complete, we will b6
To use "6mm Roller.“ .
plan will enable
Mttlthusittniam the Denim-rats to hold down discus.
'long bcfore. Holland and by thosc of clan and preflmt “ long drawn 0‘”
1tt—((‘orre~pond-ifi9 white population of Australia.
Th“ NeoMnlthutuan L933“? h“ sure. a special rule limiting debate
"an antiques are being exported mmp.been recognized in Holland by royal and amendment provided and Repub-
lican opposition will be steam roller-
Tho measure will be tak
as a party met:
With the dream.
tariff commission
tal out of votes for those provtaions.
Under the proposed plan the Demo-
would occur):
bickering. in this
an to meet the
The first tarifl measure of the aes
free sugar pro
vision of the Underwood thrift law,
*" was taken up in the House «In: The
bill youltl main thé'preaeni one-cont
sugar. which pro;
anon: about. 350M040” a you.
JOE-Opposition
atockhtscr II la
‘ '- in the
10.09;)? hoof cattle
llch m and it
penning £50 hooligan-lg. iéd .3120
tibial,“ to guard this liq mock.
un.;lit‘r98l the present time.
S'l. 'i‘HO.\iAS, Danish “est Indie-I.
Auociatt-d l‘resa)~"lhe report that
the DanitIlt gutemntenr might reopen
:l'lt' oiti qumtion oi the sale of tho‘
‘ilarttslt “'cst ladies to the Unltld
lFliiii‘h har' attracted attention to the
industrial and cconnlic conditions? ‘
In answer to
may be acid that tho conditions are
mom unsatisfactory both on this isl
land. and the infand‘of St. (‘rott
There is it serious depression in
Undo and acarcely any money in cir‘
t-ulntion in SL'l‘homas. This its chief'-’
iy due to the European war and the
cloning of the Panama Canal. 'l‘ho .
chit-t industry of thc lt-‘llllltl has al‘
ways bcI-n the supplying of tool and
but thin lb‘ now pratticalh at a stand
particularly because of the nuts-
pension of the rtearttslup aenica of
ithc Harttltttrt..\ntorican line. This *
I
number of inherent and othera.
majmity
the '
of whom hate ha.’ to Nill‘
mate to sttttto Domino-o or other rig-I
ricultural lhlllntlt- in order to makca
livelihood. in fatt it in felt now that'
the llarnbttru- American line has more:
than wa~ ltert'toftrn‘ realized beenthet
Ittttirt am will of the i.laud. disbursing!
a large rImt of nrortcy annually. it is;
only recently that there was complete:
.ed here an extertaite system of ltarborl
uorkI-I. ulth an upto-datc dock and our
modern IIIIDHRIIN" such an electricttlt
trqflcranos “filt‘liOUM‘t- anti oil tanka.I
land with thc opening of the Panama
Canal it was expected that at great!
trade would develop here. lint thel
slider-I in the canal have prevented
thcsc hopes from being realized.
Thcrc .‘Iv-e Ito nerlous labor troublts;
nor real signs of distress. how-vent
and th people are living in hopes
that with the re—opening of the canal
and the cessation of the war. tondi I
tiona will rapidly imprme.
0n the island of St. C‘roix the strike
which pa. alyzed the sugar industry.
has been a serious matter. The is l
land, tcty much more so than St.
Thomas. is agricultural. and this'
year's production of sugar and rum
promises to be exceptional. Follow-
ing the formation of a’inbor union. the
laborers on the sugar estates contend-
ed that with the increased prices for
I: ignr they should be paid ino'fi
wages, but this was refused by the
planters. When the strike began.
thousands of the workers were tum-
od oif'fitc estates. and tracked. with
personal belongings, to tha {ma of
Frederickstetl )nd Christianaied.
where, for the put month,'they have
been living in tents and thatched
houses and school buildings.
Notwithstanding the’unaettled con-
ditions. there have been few disor-'
dera, except for a small amount of
suspected incendinrism.
The goinrament ha; recentlY'pniIa-
ed amoral bills looking to the im-
i
land: including the parcelilng out
Get
It
At
IADDRE‘S .....nco-loconi-ogrotoncooodoo-on».nanoootu.-.on
NEwsamm concord-.13.?uoboo.‘-.--.-.onnun.-.oo’
movement of the laborers of both is- .
‘42 Piece
DinnerSet
y .. 1.. .I' grow
The Blue Bird
/;. “IE PAWS
("THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS”):
IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
The lucky Bluebird ("The soul of Happineu”) is the deirkn of
$298
Sentinel Comm
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this Dinner-1d. ludo by one of the tomcat American potter; Th0
highest point ruched in bar-u of color, chute design. and at 5
the same time. the latest thin: in the prevailing mode, it wili'provo ‘3» 7
to be the mutant ever—n Bluebird in blue and turquoise with lb. ‘
aoft red of nature on the breast. while the edge of each piece ll II
isheti in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it. laid out complete wil
bring an ojaculatiotr of wonder from every woman who view it.
fl'
Displayed at Gehebe’ s
:5 WASHINGTON s'r.
25 Washington St..
Blue Bird Set Coupon
ehebe’ s
South‘Norwaik
Saturday, March ll.
NAME l0.0.IOOOOIIOIIVCODOOIl._.0ld.Inovlollnoooooooool
—;
SOUTH NORWALK.
among them of small lots of hind un-
der- certain conditions. if these meas-
uroa are carried out they should im-
.prot'b the situation greatly.
.-——~. 1 .
.Bhortly after. the foregoing wool
mail-d from 3:: “ms. cable dis~
patcbeeI-nnnoinood the aettioinent of
the sugar strike, the laborers , win-4‘
hilt" Initial! mailbag“ " ’o'h’ m. ‘ -‘ 1‘
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