That‘s why every Nor-
walk home should read
The Sentinel.
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Of The Sentinel'a news
features. They will ap-
preciate it later.
SOUTH NORWALK, 00ml. TUESDAY,
Unsettiod tonight and Wanna-lay.
MARCH 14, mm
0mm “Sililh'i‘lhii
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Frat A. Ferris Ias Idea [real-
er of Soul! in forty Yam.
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158 Peyple “I'D fledged 1.1‘ I frigid of “"1“, pump“ Comratesmthaliaitad States Frank N. Ferris holds a record
Amouattotlielloaaal Mattie-:3 lies Volasteeretl Io Iaild a' Milt-rim ill-u Ilc lam
me lanthanum: teAppeal' lies it... if on line Can 3.! Armed Intonation in Mexico is
owned cob-n ‘ Moved From Site and Sold Not lute-ted
wait or him RECHPIS tot tist .ttttt [Mill
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.‘ At the annual needs; or the out.
i\\’ell Company, last night. the them-t
‘DA‘J'B refused to lead an ear to Neat-rs.
Ferris and Harlord. who desired to
Ire-tire. 'l‘nlnitlng too much of their
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Greece Will Not new-
Demands of tile latch
Powers~llrltisii Freda .
Reported to lie Ill-tel. *
plalnt Made oi Cardin
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.bers re-elected the treasurer and the
Isecretary along with all of the otuer'
lformer ollicers of the company I
i The meeting last night was a large-
,ly attended one. Great interest was
manifested, and then! appeared to be
ta revival of the oid~tile Iplrtt. A
snow illllll SiMPAilll ' it it suitouuti
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YEAR Willi “302.20I
Motor Audialatiee of Modern Insulin"! Tull Care
the Old Well [look & Ladder Corn
pany. D. Willhn Harford ia the
.1 3,915» Word steam m from
is Assured Through TlisitEiforts children Iii-ruins Past ieu— 0“le Midi"! “m!
.holder of anoint record. lie has just
Irounded out his tenth year as secre,
49 New Children Admitted last
Year
The Maintenance Fund of the Nor-
wallt Hespital Association has ’passed
the Thousand Dollar mark on Saint-
ttzty evening. The subscriptions for
an :illn‘tlfti contribution were sent in
by He people of the toiiittiunlty iii
the following denominations
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‘liepartmcnt agents alone the hortler‘ud‘, m llmhkuwf on June 12d.
reported today that General Carranza
has it-cetvt-d tiie American fltflk‘l‘lrl members of the mm"). with refer
nieiit's note accepting hi.“ "mplmfllicnce m hum; tilt “rm" practice 0,
for a. reciprocal agreement. for lilt'isuund‘ug the "recall" continued.
pursuit ot outlaws and is tavorubly
The litty Nursery is to have a new
land net-tied home. A friend of this
worthy organization has made the
{promise that if the present home on
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. | w‘ilil all of the other companies of thei
H ' 3”“ ‘clty with regal-die attending the par-i
A decided stand was taken by the,
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fore Vote . ,
~_ *‘ i Unofficial advices received lien .
mlwml I“ WAS wastiixorox. it c ham. li.~it°day “mica“? that Germany Ni.
ii is extremely doubtful that Congress-1 mil“ complete amends t0 0'
inlali Ebenezer J Hill will ever makei United States if it 18 found M
smfin “m0 PARENIS‘KH)’ caplaiiation (it his vote against.a submarine AOTPCM the N.“
tattitiiu the Mela-more re<olulion of, . .
warning to Americans to stay off bet iweglan bark. bmus' "om '1‘“?
_ ""'""' ligerent .tilps. which was to all iii-lseven Amenta 15 were rescued. ll
mumfl “N“; ti. tents and purposes a vote of confll Havre Roads. \
_ dence or lack of confidence in Presl' The German government irrep-
mum of a Mldent “llsons handling of‘our titpioquMed he" a. believing that .
, .matic negotiations Illh hermany. ' . g
I" U, W I. \\'h i asked for an explanation ot t torpedo WIS 30‘ responsible {Cg I
his vol a few initiates after be cast ‘the loss 0f the Darin Almdin‘ th‘
‘ii, Mr. Hill declined to discuss tht-tany commd" who amt. ‘
Iniutter except to say that he “had neu - - -
voted with tits party." The next “yl‘mninlt Sh'p .suCh ‘sldtheb Stlnl'
be said his \'0lt' needed ito explanat 0“ Waltmng w?“ e 9“
liull a. he had \OlHl with his party ceeding his instructions.
and in fmthcrigtce oi the report of. The sinking of the. Siiius ht ' 't.’
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\\'ashiuawu School was formally;
iOane-ti yesterday afternoon The ex-
Ierciseti which chriatencd the haml-
new building «in Cedar street
. . 4 ' . . ' ' . the minority of the llules Committee 4
ll subscribers at $1.00 . liiion street can be sold and moved “up“.“pd with it. ”'5' in:ifl'rti'lgnbeilzmv‘tmfgl?are”? for tchool purposes were at once up which reported in n. -.,, of mm.“ “,1... been the cause 0‘ “WC" cone.“
l subsct'lbt‘l‘ at “-30- .lrom ”1‘” S“? a 1W“ “0“" “’1" b" 'l‘birtv-five Americans are leavlliis 31:“:er rt-tty well under control filpropr‘iatt‘ and interesting lllli’ WI“ and "‘N‘lullim- here because American Con-u!
ts subs lbers at :ott bttilt 1" its place This will be of the Chihuahua t‘ily 10th.“ (m a. special an “M (Sm Of hie however its m” ‘. Named a» ll is after (icoriiv \\ tsh “M“. ,d, he would “"9"? USDOI’nc at iiavre reported th‘
-4 subéflltprg at sf"? hundgi'llu“ "VD” A" ill-“me.” has M train ”'O‘MM by ”W (‘mrwza au- rvingiitit has not been lived it to tngton. MW m. Anwrml“ [Twill-J ’ .....tii oi his vote ill his own the ship was torpedoed WithOl‘ A
11‘] ~l‘lllhlll‘llbljl‘s i“ ‘Sl‘i;'|":;_ n ‘ng-‘HL’PIM “‘3’?” :‘r‘lluillr‘l‘w ‘0 d” thorities. Twenty Americans refused—“firm“ e l wpu u..." bells-\e. ' H “a” [’2‘ liiH-xll; is“. '1'; good time and that it would be good warning. His report wa‘ bid
.n ~ i~"' . s . s ' i s.. a re s tic e. to leave and 1? others iii various pn‘t.‘ . ' -- .- "Wm"! program 5 "W . “M" “"" ' and sufficient. Sutui'dav m- a “you .
3 subscribers at 320.0“ "luv-i :i'ttmvtatit information “3.; of yummy,“ “a“. "I...“ elected to :311;(;(':':;:l:‘l:fia21 :fkohlyphto‘llrimr‘il cdly 01' ”t" “mm“ to have given up the idea of piiiakhiti on statements Of American Nth
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3-‘“"*°"”""’ ”1‘ $-"°" “”‘H‘h'd ‘“ ‘1“ “”““"i “‘“lmfl ”1 remain. 'lhe btate liepttiliiit-nts dis A“ “f 'h' ““(h‘r' "“l ”M" Wm” an explanation, and 'l is quite prob» Vivors. Officrals are ‘ndmed t.
who may be on their way to the fire.
patches reporting the departure (”but to residents and businessmen in
the Americans said the Carranza nun”... district near the fire .3 M." a.
thoritles in Chihuahua were showing citizens ”mm”, ’l‘hexpct‘mnnei m
an excellent spirit of cooperation. .tho elected officers:
Acting Secretary l‘olit reported to; threnianminhn A. Similar;
President “than today that “"0 Assistant Foreman—Robert Morton;
i subscribers at Shinto the hay Nuzsery held yesterday after
in ii statement to the public by Mr. noon at the home of lira. Lottie Mun
sit-Mullen. the president of the this ro. Among the interesting statements
pitttl Association, he says. The needs made were the total receipts for the
of a permanent income to conduct the! past year reached $i.30""8. and that
. caresL for First
Hospital at borwalk has been an open 3,915 children have been
question for several years. In tlie‘durlng the year. 49 of which were new rowived at we gum. iiepanmeni
. ~ a. . . . ‘ . Shim-d Aasiataiit Foreman—Allie
.nmual report of Win the Extt'ttll\9'i0 the nursery. "out various sectiona of‘ leaico hilt Hamilton 3“,...“me William
dlcatetl that a favorable impression Marion; Treasurer~rranit .\‘. Ferris.
had been made by the note scnt lieu; U“ “9‘. member “I“ voted on last
Carranza yesterday aiil tlic presl~ evening. and there were received four
dent‘s assurances that no armed m'iapplicatiuns. M," the meeting r...
tervention in Mexico was planned, ‘ and ”n.“
.\tr l‘olk's report was optimistic
and did itot confirm reports that t'ur
ruiiza supporters rc:entetl the put . .
suit of Villa by American troops, .
til. i‘ASO. Tex. March li.—-~t‘ran- MB] "AINES MAI-
l0 0081 810085.000
ctsco Villa. treading south from (late
ena. is now encircled by t‘arratiza
Exhibits I’ib Up Beyond Ilene of
letters of the Alphabet
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ihtttttttt BANDIIS Howl that It READY
, ttttttt MAN 0f to rot "flitlllltls
trauchville was again the scene of That lllt‘ keeping of tax exemption
sortie excitement last evening, \v'heitlri’i‘ords may be facilitated. Town
a” “nun” resident of that place. rush. (‘lerk llcrbert ll. Smith has received
ed into (‘arl ficltaub's (‘afe’ on ”H. from Adjutant General George M.
lianbtiry Past Road about ten tliirt).;('0lt* a It‘ll” “Hiring him to re-
with the insulin: information. not uslt‘NVi‘ front one-lime soldiers. sailors
t... “a... passing Bennett's 510,-... two’ and marines their certificates of dis-
mp” had suddenly appeared in from » charge and to make a record of same
0f him. and at the point of a {pt-ohm... This will help those soldiers or salt»
had ”tum-9d him of a bank roll con» ors who are exempt from personal tax
talttitig forty-three dollars. .\'o tracr» '0 WOW that fact. The letter from
of the bold robbers could be found Allllllillll General Cole:
upon investigation. but the victim? "“1 (‘i‘llllilltillt‘i‘ with section
stated that he would be able to rec-flint“?r 109. public acts of the state
'00: [Will lNSPiCiS
“gum one of the highwaynicn if‘he of Connecticut, .litiiuaiy session. 191.3,
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eral Lula Gutierrez. commander in]
chief of Chihuahua, today. With tifv
teen thousand men in Chihuahua and
heavy rclnforceiiieiits oit their way.
lte tliliiks Villa has small chance to
escape. ‘
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With the conciusmn of evidence
vpresented by the state and defense in
‘the Jason S. Hulnes trial for murder
tnow' being held in the superior court
tat Bridgeport. one of the most inter-
llAllROA0 SIGNAi SiSliMi"”"‘ ‘" .. ..
last lap.
.for its number of exhibits. as well as
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Organization was perfected
night of the Crofut & Knapp Mutual
Retrofit Society. This organization
was formed to promote the interests
and harmony of the t‘. & K employes.|
lly-laws were accepted at last night‘s! SAYS BOR‘lN
. met-ting and much preparatory work
w as accomplished.
The officers elected included: l’resl-
him again. ’thc ildjllltilll general directs that such
,__._.___..___—.__— Llionorable discharges or properly su-
tthenticated certificates of honorable»
EDWARD BARRHI HEADS Idischnrges of officers. soldiers, sailors That this trial will be memoralfle
the town clerk for recording under , ‘ V . . lthe depth of expert opinion and court
. [the provisions of chapter 109. public .“AR ”0“”, “turf" “"f‘u'mlesjirulings of general application seems
C' & K MUIUA 8 I l‘ucts. above stated. shall be recorded L'°“'"‘:s:“°'}9rf' (" ““9“,”‘9 man)! robubie trout the records. Though
' ' iii a suitable book in such manner as that ‘3‘ Wm} pa." 0! la” “99k helnone will attempt to specify the exact
iis provided for all instruments re» made ‘”.‘ exam “mm", or the Signaltcost. to the state it is animated that
last‘ quired by law to be recorded lll sec- “Cl‘ 3’ stem 0f the New Haven mad‘the cost of the trial including caper.
istatutes of Connecticut (revision of I.‘ was in connection with ”‘9 lnves-t In several instances Judge James H.
1902.)" ligation into the causes of tlic M“'°”i\\'ebb the presiding justice. has been
wreck oti .Feb. 2:1. He said he did not called, upon to pass upon the admiss
See anything the matter with the SyS'.) sion of evidence that has developed
tem and in his opinion it was w-orkinglnove] phases in ”19 case. It is bla-
satlsitictorilly. illeved that his statement noon the
. tendency to resent hypntheticalquesv
engine. The finding of the mm‘ms‘itions of “1:9"... length will have a
0 HAS BEEN IN NEW
YORK.
NEW YORK. March li.——Is Ralph
Borino iii New York city? This ques
tioit is one which is agitating the po-
and marines as may be presented to
>tion 1.848. chapter 114. of the general between New HM?“ and N9“ York. witnesses probabl, will exceed $3.000.
“ His trip was made on an unattached
dent Edward Barrett; Secretary“ sioner on the 'ililford wreck has not it -
. . . ‘ . mit .' h stint in
Leo J. UOHCllI Treasurer—Arthur :icedepflrtnifirtt (it tli‘ls cit; 50‘3“] fol been completed. According to Air. Ell-‘Iggdo?:t’;,r;0 at lens‘tufhro‘ltuglfout‘ Sm?
Wheator: Collect0r~Andrew Perry; 0“”‘g a pa icatmn n a h a ephln well the investigation thus far has state of Connecticut
Members of Executive Board for One W9“ “1-“ Opinionef: ‘f’hltjll 813“?“
. “firms Baugh, Louis Vardo, J, L. I that the fugitive from justice has been
Tviet': Members of Executive Board 39"“ in that city by Bridgeport 990'
13.} Th. v-pars-s. M. Nolan; Leslie plc. T 9 article further intitnatesthut
Own“ and John .Mofifihonz Auditing 'Pcillegrlno‘ Aurlliio._ saloon keeper_ot
committee—John Iii. Hatchman. Fr_ed thehust 5W“- “'h099 bonds 1’0" “NW
km“ and George (.016 were forfeited upon the non-appear-
_._,_.,.________ slice of Dorian in court. is of the be
7 lief that Borino is within easy reach
.. .NEW GARAGE f0il
of the New York police if those au-
Plans are being completed for is
shown the signal apparatus at Millard Throughout u”. trial a large hum
100 have been working properly on Feb. ber of exhibits were presented, the
istate's exhibits bciiig marked alpha-
lbetlcally. These exceed the alphabet
DISEMBLO [SIAIE by five letters which occasioned n
titorities will sells his apprehensidn.‘ HAS BEEN SEIIl-[D
The local police‘ declare that as soon
shew garage for Vaast Brothers. The
new building will be. erected on Cheat-
doubllng to "1’1"". The defense pre-
sented but five exhibits.
Among the chief features of the ex-
hibits were photographs showing the
scene of the crime. Eleven photo-
graphs in all discto.ed tho-sccrte in
as definite information is ascertained The settlement of ”w Pietro the Jason Haines home 'and.yard im-
regarding BONDO'S whereabouts hi“ Desimclo case before Judge ’of Pro medlately after the killing. .
“'l“ b" brought/buck t0 Bridgeport. bate Gregory, this morning. was marks I" the “WWW" the states ex-
Borino is wanted as a bond jumper in ed by the usual verbal combats be..hihl15 presented the ”Pl-”“3“” 0‘ an
the superior court where he is charg~ tween Attorney John J. Cuneo am“arsenal at times. There are many
ed with living upon the earnlnsfi 01 ltallun Consul Michael Riccio.__ of
““3001“? women. Hartford. Two contested claims. one
not street, downtown. It will be two presented by Fred H. Gariung and the
unifies blah. measure ““03. and Will HOSPITAL acres. other by Attorney Cuneo were grant-
lw 0‘ fire-proof material. Henry Bailey. of 7 High street. ed. 'I‘hehiew Haven railroad allowed
This morning [Building llispecton South Norwalk. was ‘admltted lasT $1,100 for the death of Deslmelo. who
Clarence l. Finch issued permits as
follows: '
To .1. .1. Coleman to install plumb- »
ing for M. B. Martin. at Ward street,
and for .l. Hanslick. at 2th Fair.
street; To Swarby & Baxter to wire
for N. Naumberg. at Highland avenue.
the evidence.
For the' defense the most striking
exhibits are legal papers indicating
the disposition of Halaes' property.
An analysis of the witnesses at the
trial‘dlsclose the greater percentage
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guns. rifles- anti pistols including a
quantity of cartridges pnd shot-gun
shells 61 various sires. Waddlng.
shots. bloody paper and other grue-
evening. anti operated on this morn- was killed on the tracks near Larch-
ing. mont. last summer. The balance of
Miss Mary .Marlno. of 163 South this sum when expenses are deduct-
Main street. was admitted yesterday. on will be forwarded the father of the
Master Benjamin Newton. of 58 dead man at Palmero. ital}. , Five
Taylor avenue. was discharged yes— surviving brothers and sisters wll
tel-day. \ ' receive nothing.
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some objects form_ a blg quantity ofy
fui thai'ges. were quaiivtly attired in
costumes that were the height of lash
lion way bat-it in 1770.
i A ni0si happy speech of welcome
was made by Miss Margaret Weed ‘
Miss Weed very recently rounded out:
.ber tortictii yearcf teaching service
in the public schools of Sohth Norwalk.‘
entertain the possibility that the
ship might have been struck by a
mine. but the case is being intrep-
tigated further.
t'oday ' the State Department
received another report. from Con-
sul Osborne which made no men-
ablt- he may never make one.
Decision Quickly Made.
Mr. Mills decision to vote again”:
tubllng the McLemore resolution was
evidently made within a few minutes
of the taking of the vote.' lie was
flhlflt‘d several days within the week
preceding how he would vote and ties
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With “‘ oltlfaahlotibd curlesy Ml"’“icllned to Hate. t‘on rest-man Tlison - . - .
Weed to the assembled group oliot the M“ mm." min“ “a hum tion of the cause of stnlnng.mero-
“Tim“ and ”"9“" “U: ”h’“ are to ask Mr. Hill an hour before the lYJIYHAg the vess'l “’33 “mm“.
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"‘ri' Wt‘k‘m‘“ She “'3“ (“opera-1w“. how he would ballott and Mr.
tion on the part of the parents. say: Hill declared he was still undecided
“‘33 in all probability the principal rcn
soil that deters .\tr. lllll from making
a statement now regarding the vote
is the fact that he would embarrass
‘t‘ongressmen Glynn. Tlisoii. (hike;
and ‘l-‘reeman who voted solidly for
the resolution
Any explanation that Mr. Hill may
make now. or an attack upon thuse
wuo voted to table the .\lcl.cmore res
olutlon would of necessity criticise his
four Republican colleagues. and this
it is fairly certain Air. Hill would not
cure to do. preterinc to shoulder the
criticism himself.
M. l. about
HA8 350 MEMBERSHIP
The annual meeting of the Sunday
School Board of the First M. E.
(‘hurch of South Norwaik was held
carried a cargo of grain and I0
passengers. Of the crevv of sem-
teen members,_ three aperiihetl.‘
among them the captain, a Nor-
wegian. ‘
Consul Osborne also reported
the names of tour of the sevel
Americans aboard the ship as .3
John Hartman. Philadelphia. and . ‘
Daniel, John Van Galen and
Henry Monahan, addresses not
given. Hartman is in a hospital _
with a fractured hip. The other
,three‘ re tn the way to Neve> "
fYork aboard the steamer Texan? ‘
‘drier. due to airive here April I.
' Premier Skouloudis, of Greece. 1
is said by the Overseas Neva
Agency to have informed the Eli-
tente Powers that his government 1
. would not accept certain demands-
made by them, and that in ' t.
ence on them would disturbuéb
relations between Greece and thé-;'
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units that“
, smith sututitutts .
' ., to titan
‘ Rush ordcrs are at this time being
filled by the Lowiidcs Oyster Com»
party of this city for shipments of oys—
ters in the shell for England custom-
lv-rs. A large force of men have been‘
leitgagctl to meet the demand. Another
lloml llriii which has shipped oysters
ito England is the Smith Norwalk Oys-
t tcr Farms Company. .
A; The Sentinel stated several
wecks ago the oyster industry in this
1city has slackened considerably. The
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3.2%?in Kiri. are a... m. as "it" 31:33:30,331! ,Siliief‘tf"3i‘}'th3$°eh?i "It 18 reported from masons? .
or oyster months of the present waiting named superintendent. It was says .thc news agency, . 9mg.
5"” 1‘1““ groups of negro oystei » voted to forward a letter of apprecta- Premier ShOUIOUdls read Defflfl.
.:EEEHEOS‘OSJ‘sgxltlhgnwoii‘:“3' doth"? tion to former superintendent Elliot the Cabinetacollective note from,
Soule. $110 wa: voted for the mls
siouary cause. it was announced that
the enrollment of the Sunday-school
exceeded the 350 mark. and la stead-
le advancing. New books were or-
dered by the board. ’
The officers elected last night were:
'Stipcrintciident—«Charles F. Tristram;
Assistant Superintendentfls. Milto'n
‘town oyster houses have returned to
‘thelr homes for tht\summer.
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the Entente Powers. After a shelf
discussion the aCbinet resolved
not to accept-the demands in the ~ :3
note. ‘
i “In accordance with this th- .
ciaitm the Premier invited the
’Entente Powers to meet him, am!
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.‘ , . ‘ent-~.\‘li's. 3. Milton Stevens; Secrc lowing points decided upon by; -
l HALIFAXN. s.. starch ti—A largo ladam“hill“???- who “2.833111%? the government: .5
t - . Re C 05 u “e, crc 0 appi is own . s : u - ' _ '
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was burned in a fire which destroyed,
the. No. 2 pier of.-tbe steamship ter-'
’miitiils here today. The loss is esti‘t
Imated at $200,000. Mrs. Casey. in]
charge of the supplies. who was iii thel
ibuildlng when the fire started, wast
{missing later. and it was feared thati
'she had lost her life. ‘
i The picr was built, of wood. 300}
‘feet long. Besides the freight sheds.|
it contained the United States inimi
gration offices. The firemen lliltl a
two hours' fight it) prevent the flames . _ f,
lfrom spreading to the other piers. be. to hold a mlnstrel. show and barnitrml’s 0‘ the.Conntlt‘ SW“. and v
ing obliged to shop away the amoealdance soon. The date for these events . at the same time adVises the Eli-
chutcs and supports which connectedi'has not been set its yet. The plans ten” that such attempts won“
all the buildings. Thencause of the. for the fourthcoming entertainmentldisturb the present relations'be. 3.
fire is not. known. were discussed at last nights meeting . tween G“ ce and the Entente ~
OUOVERPORT, iv. v.. March li.—-‘of the baymakera. 7 ~ 3 .. ° _ - 3s.
Fire of undetermined origin early to To fill the vacancy left byline reels-s Funhefmorct.Gf¢¢C¢ is 0 .
day destroyed the round'house. mil-nation of Otto Lindstrom, Past Na-Ied to the establishment of MW
chine and car repair shops of louls-{tionat Chief liaymaker Albertl Kile“ smegma) - :1.
ville. Henderson and St. Louis Rail-tPohlman' was last night appo ntedt - .'
way Comflny. Six engines, six pas-p Assistant Collector of‘Straws of Uri-f RSW“ ave beenfrzceii'led ii!“
senger coaches and part ‘of the work- cas Haymakers. The meeting last ev- Beth“ {mm Athe‘“ ° ghtlli‘fi
tiain equipment also were burned. Tbei enlng was a special one. and was well ' - *
loss is estimated at $150,000. attended. "
-disposed to transfer to the Ens ”
tente administartion of railroad!» f"
in Northern GreeCe and Maceo ,_
donia. ’s.
“The government does not con-
,sider it convenient to withdraw +3
'Greek troops from Florin; and "
iKatrala. \ .
“The govemment’ must oppose
military occupation by Enter-ital.
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