m at mitt
Certainly let. it yes
keep posted tire-II
he Sentinel, a live
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Office as Second cuts: latter. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1916 "'"i' “4 W" TOWN. ‘ . no can.
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lful hiehugn. one eight and the other. WASHINGTON. ii. “a Mun.“ 16n-
———-——— nine \elire old. Were brought to the ~ l“ e t
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ipolice station this morning and before (59‘ rial) ortu ongressman J"
' - p emlali Donovan. of Connecticut. eit-
30810me M Imm. Pt‘oaecutlng Attorney Johnson. the presaed his belief here today that
, . captain of police and the chief of the there will be a number 0‘ new con-
W“ m. 0' cu" fire department confessed to setting gréssliien in the m.“ Congress to‘
II “a.” three firea, Tuesday afternoon. in the take the places “r those who voted in
lbu’me” ”am“ or the ML“ The first the House last week against lablinp
...—L...— 1tire was set in the door at the south
unto Confess“ I in limit-rial. Dims-s tini- - . .n- ,._, _______. ____,_
. . —~+ isnl Situation IN [ARNESI Comm 3 I , _ ,_
All. BALANCES l’l"i‘f\'A.\i. March 16,~'t‘tt-o youth» — H . _ _ __.__ "If "RSI “JUN" "0 [-088 ".m l5. . .
n d l . . . the )lclleinore resolution.
W“ of “9 Longregational church. The people all over the country,
1
Some painters at work smelled smoke \lr Douotan “a” are ho
. - ~ . . pin mud
SIREEI MARIMENI .und found the chapel annex filled with at mum”, who would DISC? [gnolltice
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W“ of. -""““"""'l°”“t l *7 nnnnnn snnnsnn nnnnnT
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City, Issuer sf Noted Dystert
John Watson Elsworth, who was
" _ considered one of the most expert. ‘ “HICPW .. '..
ed“ oyster authorities in the country. dled‘ ' n .
I". - “ m“ It... at his home. in Bayonne, N. J.. water i new Ilka ” H
W m day. He was seventy years old. ill: .
h ~ h m father started in the oyster’businest' Start immediately cutting “WOMl "-me 5.0.."
m M W before the civil war and the 30“.," your favorite society or organizn-t'
continued it.
3“ ~' The firm for many years had i:s”i°"' . l
headquarters on the North River front Earnest effort will get for them I‘
and afterward in Fulton Market. The 3250 Edison Diamond on“ Phono-'
smoke. A" “1"") w“ ““9" “d "‘9 above patriotism and attempt to hu-
frear of the Bradley Theatre. The
1 .‘illOkt‘ was smelled by ~h0rus girls in
the dressing rooms dow stairs under
latter 0' ' Purchltilil you“: the stage. A board near the stage en-
..w‘ "Ct “flute“ “aka ”1m“ door W“ found burning ““d >itlt‘l‘flblt‘ politics with people he met
’l‘he former congressman united in
m w Hm snowflrgsmb‘rxt': {”D‘lmgt‘? will“; “a" ttilllatc the President of the United N
' l ee ii on e ore ie retnen ~ . ~ - . p . ~ n .
larrived. The ”(.de blaze was intbe ““9” ”‘ 1““ dm‘hmi‘ “n“ " foreign: m m m 000 to 400,000 bushels of shells ever)’ all interested to call and hear it. tthlt it Wireless message m We
‘ ~ - - ' 'c in the local harbor. The manager at . , . -
KNEE" {nightgown tart l in here and there on his way ill on t-f- Semi. film“ m’ It“. mm, in (‘nptain (‘nrl A. An ‘ Bon _ 12:: 'beuzomfiieodrd ”dd? h ‘
t ' . ' "' “‘ a fort to learn what the people of the m [cm m. ' loCal ‘. ‘t ' “a near e we“:
”Mitt: to the stand taken Tuesday blackstiiitlt shop on Litery street mum”. are thinking. ted lm’“ :reo‘emplo;eg(byttheuc?nitern. i NOT NECEWRY TO REGISTER. .Noordhindfl Lightship. An ,fl ‘.
“mm“ by the (‘iiy Council. in regard‘ Tillh tire was set iii an old bureau? Peools With Pre id at . 7 _ l f Those who are interested in 'vot- Lassen era h v be i w
- - ldraw r in til i - - , ’ . e ' ‘ ' Mu“ 0' “h know edge 0 on sing for some eociet' in the hi ' n g ' c en en
‘0 lhi‘ appropriation 0' unapproprtat-. ” ‘9 ”“9 and “a“ 1"“ 0"“ “There are thousands and tltuu- ’1,“ng ringworm war often consult- ‘ 3 “’0 . . ,
Hi it'Wliiiefi 01 the (113' and a decision by it man “'h" saw ”'9 ““0““ ‘ sands of our people who make no
reattltctl ieslerda} by t‘orporatioti‘ Thi‘ ”'0 little boys admitted their particular cfi‘ort m mix in mm“.
(‘ttiit..~el Lockwood. the special meet- Shill- Bach tried to put the blame who '
inn of the Board of intimate. itctdfitm the other. They said the: found
“N evening. was of W" >hort dura- a box of matches and started the fire “I...” or politits gent-rally" mm \lr
lluil ‘No matter: of special ifift'l‘t‘hll‘” we the buildings burn. 'One boy “om..." ' " ' ‘
or importance, aside fro nithe ratifl- said that the other proposed to burn '
«upon it) the board or the decisionvlhi‘ church because he said it was a
tent-lied by the corporation counsel. in Protestant church The fathers of the
that the NW t‘ouucii. and not the hid-r tutrt‘ed with the prosecutor to
tutti-l of Es’tmflit‘. hail the >ole right pl" ihtI bu.“ iii -‘i i‘nthollc histilution
to appropriate tinittppropriutcd reteu- iii liar-ton.
t‘e‘~ of the city. to cover an) deficit
“llit'i iiiikltl occur, were mitt-it up
“But these folks took par-
ticular iniPl'f‘hl iii the effort» of the
President to line Conkren‘s defeat the
Mth-ntore resolution and show the
world that we are in solid country
The) didn't like the \ute against the
President“ on the Mt‘lmmore resold
lion and I am going to Wflltil the
. —_—. lug been cloned more than it yellione sister. Jennie. survive .\lr. Elsi . yuterday {0‘ Buenos Air‘s m¢
’ . Adjtlianlvflt‘n. loCun has Iaallnctl mm], 5 passengers and n urge. 3h: '0‘. :
(Continued on Pnge Nine.) ”.200 additional null-ted men to wc- _________..___ | ~
tnntnit inns.—ntnnnt;i this hit ninnntn ninth fill,
‘vtll'fiuif of Will}. the Mexican bandit
' ms [mnfi ’uont‘ t‘ontiectlcut has contributed to the‘ 1““ filmtm nof‘uifornied soldiers are being sent
’i'ltlvc youthful runaways. i’ftl‘l‘wlth his blrdtiien.
”Millie, it. of Woodward avenue: Fred:u {om-J... reflmpm of
Saunders. ‘15. of. Meadow err". and (‘otiti.. and has relatives there now.
lludttlph‘Su-aub. 13. of Tales street. H.. 1,. known in Norwalk i ' '
. - gazed to “alter [Angenberg of W est-
Whtt made an unannounced departure He has been with the l'nited States port. and mu Emma Wilmot, who is
from their homes in this city yester~ Armv since ”93 and w“. in the ph“. soon to be married to Leon Ka . t . htl . . ' h f .
. . . . . ‘ ‘ yior. ber of men enrolled ytattrdn). l L noon, they tit-bated in the Jury room.” "0 d at!” . I ., matront at twoo the 1M
“WWW? picked up by 1h.“ ‘ufkerh'fll‘i’lht‘ i‘ti'hlhiifil M80- he was the of Stamford. :fll‘st day of the campaign. have been until 11 (ft-lock, ”(pm for an hour'sll “6 Br Prof £3305, gambit: boats.with sttrVivors.linve I» “hit
‘\' “‘ "OHM" PM“ of POIIN “l"h‘m‘m’m "“0 mad" the first li‘itiliiM‘tJilii~ The two couples marched in to thetreceived unofllcial reports tell ofjinemiflion for refreshment. served lent-ti ‘ " ' ~ .
it Pennington got into communlca ‘npnm mg," with Wilbur Q Wright a . . . l . i t . .
. t. . ppropriate sit-aim of tin wedding lines of men on ting at many a it ..n the court-house. i . ‘ , 9
. . f At Washington depot last night a march. and they» occupied seats ot,tlons to preaent their applications. ' They tilt-pt on cots put up in thelgaimrd' llattford 10‘1"» 50» .610. Putth steamer Kuhn“. , t -1
”"5 “'3“ "W.“Bmlem" “"‘N‘ ”Oli‘i’li‘l"t'eportet' interviewed W. H. l-‘oulula.r honor on specially decorated chairing EL PASO. Tex. hint-ch iG.——Todtty’tt courtroom and jury-room. and at 14,; "Wm?“ Ward A Garner of the “ ““1de IV» PM W
ed (or the return of the ihi‘t‘P bot-1d ;broiher of the army aviator. Mr. Pou- An original poem was l‘t‘ld by Mrs. information alronglvn indicated that o‘clock [ms morning. when Judge . . .
lion today with the New York ttutlior
Police headquarters ha"? bf?“ "lois _saiti he hind received no direct Neltton Hoyt, t.\lrs. Glii'in's class autist-
vised by Fairfleld county omcmla that communication from his brother re. ant. .
' t- ' 'v 3‘ br - v t ' .
and May Cullen. 14. of Water street. was in charge of H". mm, dflmnmpm in kitchen costumes, escorted the to-l ments was closely guarded. -::u;:l 232:3: haeuflzrj‘lflfigm of (fit. “WWW on Education “d Labor._survivor.. ’. iii"
some time durinir last night made.” the Mexican canlpaign‘ lie-married couples N two baskets! Catnis Grandea is about 100 miles mum“ ‘ if" “mm “mm" 6'0"” P. ”“1““. The Tubantta was built:
their escape from the Children's. Birdmau Mulch. .3 wen-known in ppm high with kitchen utensils otidue south of the point Where‘the col-l ‘ ' ____. l”. “..m‘m‘b” "’.°“’°” ”mum“ h“. Glasgow in 1913 and in)“
Home. on Westportpvenue. The i“‘°nllridgeport. especially among ”... every description. Following a per-numn of General l‘ershinz t‘nit‘l’t’dl demg ”m shipment in interstate‘long and 65 fen beam She"
cit-h were committed/last week upon ranks of the National Guard and na- lod of much merritnent. refreshments. Mexico yesterday. ‘ , :m'f‘m"“‘ ‘2’ com ict-ntnde 300‘“- in A. F b f '
oltic" of Jlidlze George H. Vesburgh. ;tionnL rpcruiung 0mg"... lie was.“ were serred and games played. There Villa. since the pursuit of the wows m1m“ Senator i-rttnk B; Brandegee has in- ““08 "CS C - 4 . 01’ ‘
...—...... ,chier feature of the military mam“... were thirty young men and women American uniy started, apparently ”0W0“ a bl" ‘0 “‘Y‘i‘t’t‘l the "hill"! dull. and W“ “Milt:
res of the I'niied States Armv. held present. has ””5"! beyond the Ameflcanl H T69??? of Richard .M' Calhoun. of C0" Pam Fernando Noro -t
JE'S HERE 10 ‘in Connecticut in August, 1915' and During the business meeting of the Mormon colony at (‘asna Grannies. lie-l Pam “vmfl l0 BMMHMKI‘P' “*le '( ompnn.‘ ‘B. First Feb. Ul- .
'made several during mth near Strat- class it was voted to rent a pew inz liable dispatches today indicated that ,t it ont-tttlcut Heavy Artillerv. While carrying twenty
font for some time. on that occasion. the church for the use of the totem the ii"? hhndfld Americans the" “'9 ' W nmon her
The engag'tfinent of Capt. Fou- hers. safe. These-dispatches gave credit to - lP‘SSEIGER mum‘s cans g. _ 900_pn_ _
'lois its chief of the air scouts for “"""“' Carranza forces “hm" Casas Grandes The regular monthly lueetlug or the. the Fab" I'm" Patna. .
- ttlte United States in the Mexican for putting up a front which HtWM'w ‘ .. tsaociutlon or the South. .. mulfo By snow steamer. was attacked
' 'campalpn 1“ of interest ’ 0mm” Ch“ Villa from ““ka his proposed raid N02141:; t‘tonllrexllional church wat- . .waminz by a submarine 0‘
RA: Solomon Kean-tier on next Sat-Ed”. since the crossing of the Mexi- on the Americans. 01' I
urday evening and Silhdii." morning-can border by American aeroplanes
will conduct services in the Beth lsAfprobably will demonstrate once and1
raei Synsttozue. on Concord and Southtor all the mentumot preparedneas‘
Main streets. in honor of Purim. ljn this direction. l .... .
' The Book of'Eather commands Pu-s it has been said that the [7,,“le
t~itti'~“tnake them days 01' feasting and‘Siatea is most woefully lacking in in view of the ““95““; appeal of
joy iind giving portions in on? “10111; the line of aeroplane equipment. the public Service Committee of the
er and gifts to the poor." 5““ an.Capt. Foulola proposes to indicate East Norwalk improvement Ant-noctu-
thrnuah the ages have sous:m ‘0 0b“, With his NI‘ squadron exactly what tion to the council to have-Fort Point
SPIN appropriately the 14th andlt’itlt the country may expect from its air sue“ known hereafter by its legal
days of Adar. which fail on the 19th fleet. .. name instead of the abbreviate “Port
Jilld 20th 0' March. Purim this 5‘91“”: Eight service machines known n3 street." nmch curiosity has een CX‘
will be observed by Jews with theirme First Squadron are available for pressed as to how this street was
Elite and portions directed largely ‘0 use along the border and in Mexico. originally named. -
Him-tumor 0' the. millions 04' starving Tliere are twelve machines available Years ago. on the site where the
Jr"! in the belligerent countries 0' for military service in the army and I.‘Hommedieu Brothera'..grocery store
Curitpe. - 3sixteen in the navy. Experts say that stands. there was a rise of land. tif-
_ i100 machines would not .make the teen feet high. which bordered the
,army service adequate and the prea- harbor. This knoll. which h since
NEW 8”“ snlts gent mobile fleet requires eighty-two been leveled‘off to accommoda the
Iraeroplanes. five dirigibles and four progress of growing East horwnik.
was well covered with stately cedar
‘ kite balloons. ’ . .
I IA \. Ml“ ‘ 1 trees. and there's an interesting story 0
. i. / ', that lndinns'had a fort on this point
‘ ; , lot land. it splendid view of the bar
mmfst ' ms “A.” l bar could be obtained from the point.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has; _ _ .When a street was cut thronxii from
l‘ttt‘t'n't‘d it consignment of the new! ’ this point the name .F'ort Point was
spring of 1916 style in dog tags. These- lo“ {0 m given in commemoration of the tin-
will be distributed at once. it la and than tort, supposedto have been
nounced that owners of dogs in this 3 ' .. built there. . .
city ma." register their dogs at the /' . * —"—“'T——’—
Mice of the town clerk in the City SHANGBAI. CM” “filth t6.» WILL "o1". “mch'uz‘ RAIL-
Hull at any time between the. present With the object of securing art:- and' ROW ..
drte and the lat 1‘. Nu. A: is the ammunition. a force of rebels recently .
usual custom. hoist-er) .very few do: raided abuntnk. in Kwautuug prov~ JEFFERSON t‘lTi.Jlo.. larch 1‘.
owners will realater surly. much ore tact. twenty miles south of Canton. 4r» rumination of the St. [outs
term; to wait until the last moment. Tbey‘ secured a quantity at ' these and Ian Moo Railroad. it was
it bed mar don‘ bo e to me militia and amped after n I‘M W ”.1. will I“ fit“ mph-mu" "“3 ‘u atnottlnn will i” substituted for a“ "““kujn . Iiil _- in “I. 5’”!!me
lldllL.lI‘"fl/*I:h mw‘;:m—m=h “I- at.” hufl m.- flhtmavw In“ JUL“- Ihu“ m“ ... J’Wq '~ - . > . . .
«potting-mp.“ n gtupd n- umwmm-w-uumnwmwm-hmiwhmwmmifllr. “m“mmxm'i onion“ “t.
,9! . » din ell ‘sdatm. _ ._.‘ue”'m " ’hflo’ingto‘nrdnhl’. 40th! “WM“,V _, > d. “'0‘“- ‘
government. 1
Washington today from out West... ”—— in this vicinity, where the late Mr. window. llnrge Dutch pacscngcr “all!“
around t‘hit-ugo and other “’i‘hlei‘fl‘ Einworth was seiltknown. Boats 0ft
“"195 “he” ht‘ “3-" ht‘ ““94 “on‘ .IM H W m ‘ the Elaworth tieet are familiar sighth ‘ otfice or at the etore of A. J. Angevtnei Amsterdam to that-river M
rtloul r . i>tt . ' -
seldom vote. and care “highly-1U." Baker early today that both col» was able to tell just what bed nth."I a ‘0“ ’ 1" 0rd” m em" “"MP TUbInhl. Mt
. . . . ii i l h . a . . -
little about what is going on in (‘on aumns of Ania-inn troops now in yup.- “mp "will by seeing it'in IIS‘ TIN“; [ligvi‘aaeblgi‘ditlart early to vote 1%!!! by the Hollend Lmi'
Mextco in punuit of van and hi-‘t'ahell. ' . , ~ . . . .' meterdam have received. ..
bandits were nine-tins With hearty 00-1 Mr. Elswortlt was a brother of theI 3:35:15?“ that " '“r “an“ wk" s'g‘ saying’thst the vessel H . fl .
opora‘tlon from the C'nl‘“ soldlenwine 4‘Ipiiii“ JON?" BNWWH" “h”; The school :' . not includci in this a mine and ts sinkin ’ .$
The campaign to enroll spinal» ‘ won the Americet‘. Cup when lit- Milled ' cont .1“, I'- : .
. ‘ ‘ iont'to near-by towns. villages mi tag organization). protesting against -
in" sending ”9mm 1" ioulola. 0' the. A kitchen shower was last nightihamiets. They 8" “'Pll'squlil‘d ““11: the passage of the so-called Burnett some.” boats are lanln-Kr “z
“'0'"th “mm {"035 “‘9 “rd" given at the First M. if. parsonage at ; recruiting literature and the system mitigation": March is. -Thejur_\‘ immmauon mm You“ People.“ so}!!! to hurry to the relented ‘ .
(“l““ln.“’“'°‘" “' West avenue. by members of Mrs.:i~lirends a network over the entire in the case at lunch S. Hnlnee. or-t-inllatic League. of Hartford work-TShIP't passengers in the lifeboat. ‘
“ashinlzwn.‘ mum“ t}. Glffin's nihh- class liltCOlinllTr out. McCain was hilh|¥.Tmmbu|L that!“ “M "lumen“ hislmen'tt ('ircle, No. 15. of Hartford; in— A later Retuer discard: (MI ‘
honor or Miss Emma Gill, who is en- pleased With iht‘ "Ferd “1th ““0“ “ wife. had not Witch“! 3 “mm “P ‘0 {dependent Workinen's Circle of Amer- The Hague says the Dutch M.
n
- . i th r\‘-room. a lit debating. . , - . . .
ltorothy Jones. 11. of Raymond streethwmhi. bm understood that the latter The xiris of the Bible “a“. “"de information concerning his move-i‘e” “ 9 3“ . 1“ npeared yesterday before the Senate steamship also Is searchingj
4 firm owned most o'f‘the important ra h nbnolutel ,"e f h - '
Anus oyster beds in the vicinity of New.“ A“ J A ly e ° c urge. . l A ,
York and engaged 150 openers. They. ‘ ' "9" he ‘ 9°" I" I'Vifll Renter dispatch from, h
titted for seeding purposes from 200, this beautitul instrument and lnviten Hook of Holland to London a
mi The instrument in at: In ed in their. received it « ' p
The ilrms own~ many acres of land P y t are “‘th thlt “N
Votes may be cast at The Sentinel;Tub6ntia, outward bound
ii).amond Disc Phwograph contest“
dent Wilson was “hm“ by secre lb)" State and federal authorities. ”vineed only to cast one vote for thin The London agents 0‘ -
WASHINUTON. Inch 16."‘*’I’ebj'!l’d on Vlflour phases of the industry
restriction has' been dispatch fly“ that the “w
ti- net-lune it it very likely that
later a similar contest will be con-
mait‘li' 20.000 mruite for the refill“: the Puritan tor a syndicate llefldt’lil
army in the shortest time possible by .t. Mei-pom liorpnn. Another bro we; torpedoed.
was tn full swing today. By orders ‘ titer was the late Philip Elsworlll. who; . xclusi' l- f m The steamshi will '3 ' its“;
.iaaucd yesterday 170 auxiliary recruit—‘duigned many List )itL'llle Hit ultc. ”MN 9 W 3' or e “hook 000 tons' group'left its“? 5" 4?
int: stations were reopened after luv-'1“) prompt-.9, John “le Robert. and' ‘ ' km. ,
to have stopped at Faimouthjnd ‘.
‘ n in nnsnnnn tweets-mm
imam recruiting n. with which ”MES “my 8““. . _ Jonty of the passengera were“
the unlitary notion-rue not: «nth .‘ ‘ A p I __;~. have harping” d. a} .
it in mltl'rmtlon. - - ‘ . i . WASHINGTON. March “44‘0“: A lifc~savm at inn m:
t“out the auxiliary tttattonu. group! .3 [N's “ 0N great-man f‘. I). Oakey has introduced the-Hook of ollnnd tn 081$
by request resolutions of the follow- for the kinking vessel. and m ~ .
...—t '
work of gathering recruits. There
’bnve been in or (trad: it
had been put hi it!" "Ptl’lllon- one o'clock lhlfl afternoon nicn. Branch No. 36. of Hartford; So-
; Alli-ouch no c-timt" 0‘ the num- Retirinil at 2:09 .t'efitt‘t‘d‘it' x“Wit-hunt Partv. Branch 2. of Hartford:
try of Marine has received infillh
tuthers‘ Union. No. 14,353. at ed Noordhindcr Liditthip.’
J- lt‘onnecticut stat ri'o t W tl -l
the bandit leader, with his simply of . . th bench. thev‘ . ‘ e p h n. a t iers ‘ . . . p .
swift homes. is again on the more!” “ebb '9’“an e ' 1““0- and ”"19”“ 54- Salmon. ap- survwors °“ board. A
Dutch steamer which had. .. _ "5“
COLUMBUS, N. tM.. March is. via yesterday altrrnoon held at "19’9“" wnxsrau. March iii-Two coach- ‘0‘" 0‘ Tum-S “€0an N,
Mail to El Patio—The American ex~zsonaize on nay-view avenue. in spite (.5 on an east-bound passenger trnin story told by her captain
pt‘dition Which entered Me‘iCO yeI‘ .0! ihfi decidedly unfavorable weather. Oil ”‘9 CQHU'HI New England RIHWB)’ the Patria's arrival in NOWX
.ierdsy. spent an uneventful nigiit.ltliere was an excellent attendnrlce. ;Rre defined at Husters. near Mme... my. A torpedo fwd by
camped but ’a short distance across? The feature at the afternoon ins. (on, x. v2, and a snow plow train rs'ble h id ...
the American line. {the very line talk given by Mia. B; L. LWm out pm night from Millerton to “lune l t c 51 t . ' ‘
'Brlgstlen. John .I. Pershing. com-:Snyder. of Stamford, on Burma. \‘llth' rploage the passenger is am) off the twenty feet astern of the hm.
.mander of the expedition. accompan-nhe‘r aid those in attendance paid a irons at Hugteds. .ccordlns to inform; When the Patna unwed;
”led the force as far as the border andtmental visit to that interesting coun-r “not. received here today. The pay:- day‘ later at Lisbon, Po
then returned, and Whit another pl!" try. Mrs. Snyder's husband was man-, tenger run into a heavy snow drift ‘
ot the troops entered Mexico on theinger of the Mission rim in Burma! and its efforts to break through re- a" Amenca" V‘ce cum“, ‘ '
’flank 0! the main army. The speaker spoke interestingly oni edited in the two coaches leaving the 1- Jmer’. “dfd the ship “I
Despite rigorous censorship, which 'the m9 and custompqtf the people of~ rails. No one was .tinitrred. The pas- duct an in esugation for the,
closed all telephone and telegraph Ithat country, illustrating her talk with aengers are still on the train. p0” of no 'fying Washington,
wires to military movement}, it b°"unlque cttrios.~ i All trains on the (‘entrai New Eng- the circumstances of the attac
icune known that the number whichi ... — .tanJ and the New Haven roads enter .. C8 . Dech i . fth , '.
entered Mexico is about 5.000. Aero-i ,lng Winsted are being run as “dou- Pu!“ ees, ° 9 "‘
mm” are “new! 1° my" "mod “I“ YA I cum i “Waders? Hish Winds piling the said that uPOn his return tin/M
with the expedition in motor trucksu tsnow into deep drifts 1.; hampering he would #99“! to
Flying conditions. owing to the cleari \. 0°C ~
1d a] . “”5“ wE‘demb‘y' ~ French government for v
ncss of the atmosphere. are e . 1 PLANS foR SEAS“ PHARGED WW” M130" ,sion b nrm‘his vessel, on. .
(Continued on Sixth Pm) . x . \VlliLlMANTlC, March int—Henry W “in mm“ “l
l s t
——-—————-—-—-— l Silverman 20 ycari old. was arrestedl Mflfhnfefll Wald not. '5 .
At a‘ meeting of the governing com- Itoday. charged with having net firetoptmol, re rain in a .
scH‘houER F'NALLV GOES To imfltee of the Norwalk Yacht Cluh,:to his mother‘s clothing store, in lh°tmerchnnt vessels without “it"
.“A- !held last evening at the ofllce ofCOm-.F‘ranitlin block on Main street here. in “In . ‘ 'i-fl
. pit-1w YORK. March 16.—Aftcrimodore James M. O'Brien, it was vot- an the night .of March 6. The arrest. The Patria left P‘km‘ .
iatnuding by all night near a foutvmaetqed to have the~club house repainted comes as the result of state police in- F b At o‘dioci the 2
ed schooner in apparent distress Metau‘d put in excellent shnpe for the tot-- vestigatlon. the state officers buvingl e . .29. . 9. . .
mile on Long Branch. N. J: the Unitninu opening of the season in May. A been called in by the local fire au-n‘motm'ng, Captain Decidin-
ud States coast guard cutter lohnvit,committee. counistingmf Commodore‘thorlues. 1 ; . “mop: w” owed .
ran a line to the vessel this morniuatO'BI-ien. George A. Jennings and Vic» The police any Silvernmn admitted the “t“. md a1”... ‘ ..
and tom her out to in. where lite Mrtw. Ferris wu appointed to look that he was the last. person in an t gm . ..
was out to continue henintm met- this tuner. I ‘the atom on the night at the (”4”“an "994° . , .
cadres. The schooner’s identity rel It was also voted to establish nnou- They also say that he claimed the’pmnchmz the Patna. be
unknown today toporsons on.active membership roll for the coming stock lit the store was worth ta.000.;close.thnt file 1’th .
shore. Coast gird" men at laug‘season. and it is probably that this but that is was ~lnsured for only '30. '1‘ be pm“,
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