Behind the lines?
fertainly not, it you
are, posted w
The Sentinel. a Live
Newspaper
Ti
1
Eaten—d at the SouthiNorvalk Poet
omce an Second Clans latter.
[null MAY '
lit fil0il i
[liliilldll
Franit ierden, .t levy volt tier-Ilinceniirined ileports Cane rm
rtiliy Burned By “lulu" Fretni FI Paso,lut General Funsten
Rained Feed Wire in Local. Says lie lias Iio Definite liens
Freight Yard—Whiskers Singed}
Fro-trace iiilli DISCUSS SISIJAIION
lli aim—edition; ltlttt Cillilili
- “All mm W Rmovmihme Anxiety Felt Over the Fate of
United States Troops
PARRAl HAVE
Was flaking Repairs On Top of?
Electric Motor When Wrenchl
Connected Witii Wire, l‘hronn to
Ground Unconscious
\‘t'ASillNilTllV April l't
liepaltmellt dispatches lf‘tllll iii I’uso
today refer to utictlllf’trllletl reports tli
A“ second light suit American troops
.at l'arr.tl
‘ tieit i-‘.lll.~itllt todtti' telegraphed
‘lhe \\.tr Ilep;trttllelli that he had not
Pershing tor
V'ghl hilpt'e‘ are hi‘ltl for the it:
I twry of h‘rank Jordan. of .‘tlelrosetht‘ilr‘l “”"I “"“i‘n”
1......“ Sr“. York City. who “ad‘three days Secretary linker said
painfully burned on the left arm. ”'1" “NWT?” i’un-‘ltm was urging
“Ll hand. 1,.“ thigh and 1..“ {Quir‘llt'llt‘i‘t‘il l'erslllng to rush a repoit on
lost night about ti..‘io o'clock. when a. ”I" "NH” incident.
tttmkey-ureut-lt he held connected; (it‘ilt‘rlll Fttlistotl's lllt“biil-'ti‘
=, .11.. pztlltograph of ma- elet-trit ttuken to indicate tiliit the silence ol
tletlerttl I’el'shiilg probably was due
to llltlllllii) itl 51H liliorlllttiioll. rather
\\|i
eilwle ip the South Normtlk freight
)‘ttl'll. and 3.2100 volts of electricity!
,tmt through his body tliiull to interruption of communion
-\' u... Norwaik Hospital today 1;... lion. (leileltti l“llllr~illll has been in
.Lm, “Hump," “-35 d.._‘-(.,~n,pd N hp. coltlluiilllcatioti with other authorities
“a: very serious. “ppm...” hump lll (‘lUrP touch with the advanced e1
“1,. "I...” more serious than or peditioil. but had asked General
tlititry tire burns. and the pain is exil’i‘r-‘hmfi ‘0 T900“ O'N'IWT- ii pour]
erticiatlng tble. ttl keep the War Department ad»
.. Engineer Jordan hail climbed tip on[ ”Wilt
1]... gm? of his pnxmo, and w“ n)uk.l Secretary linker said he still was
mg “9.1“, to some of 4b? IDPII'IINH waiting for a report on the confer
on up top of n“. motor, when u... ences between General l'crshiug and
“r..."h touched the pantograph. The ilt‘lll‘l‘ul.‘ ilerrera and (lilticrrer.
pautogriiph was connected with the ‘
ll‘e'tl wire. and 2.300 :olts coursedl
through the engineer. ‘
\ vivid electrical flash startled
llttt‘e‘ in the vicinity of the engine,
.tiltl. the engineer. horribly burned.
fell ulll‘tllltlt‘louil ttt the ground, sniolte
issuing front his clothing.
.iortian's assistant rail to the ofllcc
of the yardmaster. nearby. and from
there telephoned to Dr. H. C. Sherer I
The injured mail was immediately]
, itisitetl to the Norwaik Hospital. i
t
iA-t ClMMISSIili of SIX
it ill stunt tltlSiNi
‘ ' ‘ . . ‘ .- ‘Upl‘lll‘tl its banking rooms on
Mayor (arl Asel Harstroill “ill llulilmh‘ litili. “up?" years ago today.
“mum“ the members OI “w “rm," Business was started in the First .\'a-
rmnrd Ta} ‘UIRTFMQ'I‘ {(l’rvdl‘kgai‘ritioual Bank building on West Wash-
itttl tays oi poss y scum wet . ntiilgtou Sm)“. in less man one year
the meanwhile the mayor Wlll spen ‘
, lilie business of the companv had in-
iuttch time in looking over the ground . '
creased to such ro orti us s l
“till the view of selecting capable p p 0 a H
_ ,iiecessitate having larger quarters.
mm who “I" worlt “TEMP” congcir. The blilldlngfit .\'o. 93 Washington
“Hy and enthusiastic-sly. 'Mflqrvstreet was purchased aild remodeled,
liarstrom emphatically stated mmillilprovctl banking equipment was in-
morning tlial politics. section. nation ‘stailetl and on March lst ”0., h
witty or. creed would have absoliitelyiwm opened to the public. Business
tio bearing on the appointments made 1w“ conducted in ”“3 building for
“m" was wanted. the mayor. deelar'leight years and steadily developed in
eti. were melt who could anti \iould do \
H work “was“ {all oi its several departments. At
“That he might beylietter informed "ms time ”‘9 need of more room b"
flRl
. . I 9 . I ‘ . .
to likely candidates for appointmentstcam apparent both for u" come"
to’ the commission. Mayor Halstroml
(Continued on Ninth Page)
'flfliflilli ANNIVERSARY
0i ARIN COMPANY
South liorvlalit Baiting iiouse
1901, and lies Grown Rapidly
ience of patrons and for the accomo-
this morning coiiferred with Norwaihldmmn 0f the clerical to”:
Chamber of Commerce and South Nor»:
walk Board of Trade officials. Wheili
the commission is made up it will not;
represent ally political party or sec-1
lltlil. but simply every taxpayer and]
cittzeu in Norwalk. according to sen I
ttiuems expressed by the mayor. it is
probable that at the next sitting ot‘
the assessors, it will be possible to.
follow out some of the suggestions
the commission may have to offer. ; ——
iSensational Development of Arson
lilill illii liilNllAl Tmt tut-h in m...
IN llPi0lili 00"le . . ..
! (limltril'ge tzgtzd oihgnlg: evilziscing hurling
constable Bryan H. Silk has served of $13,000,000 in June", 1914. accord-
iiottces on twelve local men to nerve in; to developments yesterday in con-
on a jury which will hear testimonfinection with the grand jury's investi-
presented in the case of John M gation of a nil-called arson trust.
Blake vs. Townsend iB. Wickwire. in) Acting on evidence in his posses-
Lhe uptown court room on Monday 01" Bion. District. Attorney J. C. Polletder
next week at 9:80 o'clock. The yumra‘put under nuneiilnnet‘a suspect who
include: George B. .‘l‘ullnadpe. lrl (Lyn: alleged to bang-n lo Salem from
lmkvronihfl’hnma ‘9. Webb. Young thin city .l~-lh.~ who of the tire
B. Tripp. John W. nun, Henry Bumbag re M yellow liquid
Coleblnl. silage-e on Toll...“ ulna m «timer. The mpg!
Merrill. Frederick lander. Caanlnn Mute paid to have told. friends thnthe
Webb. Edward B. Shields and John 1.51mi “a big job" on his hands in Salem
Hayes. . 3that tiny. '
“wtlnued on Eighth Page.)
/
BOSTON. April 15.—A hired incen-
“0
litiltttllli
8EO0Nl) Holt?
Slate‘
“rt. ‘
Opened for Business April 15.
April!
ASOOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PART. OF THE WOILD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR. ’
-- . __ __ .__. ——-——-——~.—_. ,7 W -7- .- _.
soui‘ii‘iifiaivviw. court. SATURDAY] XPRIL 15736176"
Fat; nitsiiifi‘rawy humid \
rvvo
truism l _
: iiiiilSllPPtlt
lmuintign fur Melt. Malaria-ml. Iartinleees'ay
enemy ScoresaSuci I... «9..., .t n... .1:
t cessinthe liei'naiii Wetheiet. Mitosis” Iaven-Accostedf
Church I mung-Saw Contain—t
ing $3.00 tau Fre- iiu'
Iiandt -I-ue to overtake!
em
between one hundred and fifty and.
_ll\t) hundred people gathered last,
.t‘Yt‘lllng in the parlors of the Norwaik
‘M it) church. and there enjoyed u‘
1lllllsl delighttul ditiller and recital.
.ht‘lil under the auspices ot the Men's2
tAsseilibly', the church's newest organ-
ization. The dinner was served at.
. slit o'clock. and the good time (‘tlllllll'i
ued until nine-thirty Excellent niusici
rendered by the Sterling~\\‘ellnliz (ll
icllestra. white the diillili: was in pro
Tat-ens. was enthusiastically
i’i‘ue tempttllg menu was as t'olltlw's
A Little \‘eek t‘lams. lialt Shell
A Asselllhiy Soup
Sweet l'it'kel Relish
Iltlast lieel a ll-Jus s C“.
‘l'otato \ssemblle l‘rd‘fllllt‘ll'ilnlttllb “I” Mattin “I“ returning flour
. lwhflmn Salad the bulk and was about to turn from
Mum“ l'ie App” lli'ltllli‘ slrrel into the ottice entranct ,
American “hww “lit-ll she nap stopped by the man
‘ who asked :tholi mi. and OI “Mi
lilid that the comm m if hlrmgi
men. grabbed the natrhel (to. her:
\l;\\ HAVEN. Conn. April i.'~
Miss Frances I. Martin. bookkeeper
for the Pitt-gin! Hardware Specialtyi
t‘oiiipany here. was held up at the ell-f
trance to the olim-s of the company.
lyesterday by an unidentified man and
”WW?" ‘robht-d of 83,090. the company pay-l
roll, which silt- was l'ltl‘l’yllll: iii
‘lnrge sattllel. The lil.ttt ltltttit- ill.\ e\
l titlis‘
tilllt'es A
‘ 'l'ea “0'7""
. Following the dinner. in the place
'tli‘ after dinner speakers came 1
‘ . ' ’ . ' ~i ' ii ' n Wit e t
tiliuslcal and vocal recital of unusual:$1.11,"!‘thglitwcrvoxk.ql:; Haven Inst
texcellence Local artists tit well‘ ‘ . ' '
, t a i tra -
‘known ability featured ill this part of :,I..‘,.r:“.’l3. $81423: “L? '32:?! :1;
th- wellin " entertatiiliient. and the . . ' '
ll'olltlli'ltllf. :rtalirrum “as lit“ll'lllh' en-‘ 4“” him e't'li‘flllllllg for llPlD,dbul “85‘
' ‘ ‘ llllillllt‘ overtake him all went.
colt-ti aguiiiimntli .tgtin, by the .tpptt a “k W 1hr 0m“, “hm, gm, rt'lttll’lt"l
tl.itl\e am it Ilti ‘ ”W “1“}
til Stings Harry bli’l'illtill m» \iartin' saitl‘
till“v.’::;:‘.‘lx|llilg Mal. iaiiliiiuuserI Ran lAfter Robber.
‘ ' ‘l “as about to go into the office
A ”It: (‘::l:;:"d|'l \" fir”; 'Al‘:“"”‘ I slit-n the man stopped me and lit-he'll
; .i, V‘hhlp ‘ " lat-.7} “M n ., tor the superintendent. Then he
l-t-i ‘1: .“1 “v“, i “ l‘i ‘ lll‘l l"‘ttslted .thotit a job. i told him lili'
i “'1’ ~J:i:l‘llreld lxrnieulenn‘ >illlllllltlly was not hiring men just
A'to :1“ d by ll‘reilnie novr \t that be seized the satchel
V“ don: ‘Esricaittoinelte d‘1”mm.“containing the money from me and
' ‘ 3.. (sermons Ii I‘M Wil 1m stttrletl away. i ran after him scream-
«awn. “55‘ sum“ “ ' in: tutti calling for help. but liter t
”y ’ ' ' had run about a block he was too far
Accompanied by ()rennie. , . 1
. .. . away for me 0 think of overtaking
”' l'iano Lt-(‘lntnd Greenwood him and l returned! to the office [0‘
Fourth Mureurka. Bent Godard.
. h l ,
I William Ackpr, Jeane 1‘ Dunbar,r‘ifllKEJ'l‘tf‘ugm mpmnm s“
I.. St. John Keeit-r l,. Howe Burr
2 . . ,‘ quickly that I had no opportunity to
and \\ esley .l. “tins. tot-mt fl the COIll'. ”mm, an) "Hum”...
mlttee u‘ charge 0‘ "w “"99””! It was learned later that he had,
* affair.
, . been seen about it minutes before by.
(‘i‘edit is also title to the ladies of ‘ '
‘ti
t
. . others in the otilde standing near file‘-
Ll;;l.|;ll:.:l,n:bntllmu‘hii ”'13" 43b?) ‘1" f worklilcn's entrance to the factory.
' ' ‘ ‘ I“ ' ‘ w, The police were notified alid a gen»
.' ("' .* i .- -
l‘" “M M 'h' "mm“ cral alarm was sent throughout the
1 city in all effort to capture the rob-i
illiterate Clillllliili —————— =
. battalion of
t ”A“ Wmmtalul illlt [lililllllli
‘ The Democratic chairmen of the‘ ;
titre wards of Norwalk. William no!
trim- of the First. Wilfred Bodwelli
. ‘ . A splendid entertainment was last
”3;? 5:312? dgzfllwo?0gfph [Sugflnighi presented by the single ladies
.. ot‘ lthireka Rebekah Lodge. The pro-
ail ~ 1 . ._ ' . '. .
imedt {:31 titrt‘ninqwi‘:ntbh f“ (:3; 1'3“" 'gram presented was a most interest‘
. g ' c r mi iiig one. Miss t'lara Stouteuburg was
of tilt- 'lown Asst-iiibly Hall. and dis-t
. chairman of the committee in charge.
cussed the dates and places of the Selections were enjoyed front the!
coming democratic caucuses and con
hestra which consisted of Mar-
vention. The caucuses will be heldion: ' , . ‘
some time during the‘w‘eek of Am_”.j0iie Zelutl, accompanist. Elizabeth
L. Wilson violinist" Robert Rowaiit
" t r v v I r a
fake?” ”‘9 mm‘m‘m" “ f" d“"‘_vtoiintat. Palmer Sherman. \'iolinist,.
' land Elton Hoyt. drummer. .
lt‘o'llli'l‘h 0:353:3“fl1 bgeheldnlii 122‘ The Stiffragctte Town Meeting was
Town Assembly Hall Building, thwcreditahly presented. 'lhe cast was;
las follows:
First in the Assembly Hall. and the. , .
Fourth tn the. Somali: Town CourtiMn' Manchester. “0:38“? th ‘1 d
Room. The City Hall will be tbei _ i 'r . .‘1 5: “ ‘0“ i
scene of the Second District cations” ”‘3' Br “5' “11¢." All Wii ‘
the Third will be held probably at 203‘; “ ‘ q '1‘ count. “9‘ 5°"
East Washington street, and the. Fifth' ‘ rs. umart, ax {ac (Edith Ba
probably at the Rowayton Hoae.‘ M “I xterl
House. M Gray, Chief Constable I .
Thirteen delegates will be elected Miss Elsie R“.
t . Fence Viewer .
.from the First Ward. the same num- w“ F mu Bukom
;ber from the Second. five from the . h T W d on
Third, five‘ from the Fourth, and two (as ' ree or en, ,
from the Fifth. S Mi" E' Mead.
William J‘. tDevine. chairman of the: Jones. a": 0}; StrfetsB. d i
Democratic town committee, presided! Whit 0_ 3 age; run age!
at last evening's meeting. and Ber- e. \erfier 0 car. A
lss Jennie Rtordon
hard 0. Feeney acted as secretary. - Vlrs Pronty Chairman of Board '
— i of Assessors Miss Jennie Well 3
[Mrs Snow. Milk inspector
' . Miss 'Emma Cushmant
Cate. Chairman Board of
rs.
iMrs. Eaton.
| Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR
STATE HIGHWAYS.
l
The following shards of contracts} Mrs.
To Leonardo Suaio, Meriden. 3,670 Nora Miss Lillian Ayres?
feet native stone macsdam. approxt- Maggie Miss,Lilllan Hopkinst
mate. cost. $12,650; 11,250 feet nativeiMr. Manchester Henry ltlegeleinA
stone mac-dam. appronimate cost MembereJLMlen Mildred Cushmarm
334.000. in Groton:' a section of con- ‘
crete road, approximate cost $15,000,-
in Berlin.j i
T. H. Sanford Osborn. Reading
Ridge, a reinformd ooncrete slab The Stamford democratic town'
bridge. mximete cost ”#00. in primaries have elected Homer 8.:
Dublin. ,(‘.uinmtnge. former Secretary'ot State,
To Alton: Brothers Construction Albert 'Phillipo. ’l'homnn J. kyle, m
STAMFORD PICKS ELEGATES. .
Company. Wtilinisnttc. 10.085 feet or ninnd Rm Thomas P. Reilly. Joeepli The nubncrlbere are J. G. Woodbury._
five inch “five stone intend-in. up ltri and William J. Kennett demo J. n. Weleh. r. H. Gilchrist, H. w..wu ton! to- next Friday marinate: on W
in South . to the democratic state convention. to, Peacock. Joseph A. Page and John J. when the restaurant and dance music}
‘ proalmnto . cont #1 4,000,
bury. \ gbe held in Bridgeport May 0 and lo.
2‘5““ L ' /.
|‘~ . d - W. ‘
I illil lllltclli
for permanent road improvements Selectmen Miss Helen Oakesiln 813.000.
were. made yesterday morning at the Mrs. Sears, Chairman of School
office of the state highway commie, Committee Miss Ruth Raymondt
nioner at the Capitol:—— 3 Bridget Miss Charlotte (treeni
Miss H. Hiper and Miss Oaken. ’
t)
lililflil A Diliiillf
Bennie-n Attorney Said to iiave
Solid ladin of Aerial Den.
norm of Ali Districts—lay Se
fine of live Front Fairfieid
' County
"——
\
the present belon- Ilti
At time.
lag is strongly prevalent aiiloilg Nor
walk lieniocrats that one ot the int.
_1l-‘airileid Pounty delegates unleh lklll‘
listen, to attend the na'itmal tot:
be elected on May it and to. at Nell
motion in St Louis. villi be Judge
John .i Keogh. of this city. providing
the judge is tls‘~ll‘l|ll.~‘ tit accepting
~uch an appointment
The judge is at present. being
strongly urged in Iletlitltalrlt' leatleib
(ii Norwalk, to ilt'fi pt the itomulatlott.
and it such action is taken it is all
-tlcrb‘tood that the party ~olitllv hack-:i
the ttlolt-c
The First, Third and
tricis would be ntllltily
Fillll’lll In.
tor .il.dge
Keogh. end if he is desirous oi N‘t‘k"
ing the position. there is no question
of his carrying the Second, thereby
being assured of the solid support of
the Norwalk delegation. at llli- ('Ull'
vention in New Haven.
80MB Pill leANClillS
Government Detectives Are Trying
to Find lliose Who liave Import
ant Secrets
NEW YORK. April 15.
vestigators had made a little progress
todny in their attempts to
anti directed the alleged tire botilb1
conspiracy to destroy munitions ships.-
in explanation of the difficulty lll true
ing the men higher up in lllt' plot
(‘aptain William M, (title). agent oi
tlle Department of Justice. sail to;
day that the system of the German
agents alleged to be lleil‘v'i‘tl ill lie“
..'tructi\'e activities in this country is
so perfect that none of tile ringlead-
ens are disclosed.
"'i‘liOse who have a coniprehelisiie‘
knowledge of such an undertakintt
are high class men who will neither
confess nor betray a single secret.'"
said Capt. ()ffley. The men who hat.-
confessed are not entrusted with illi-
portant secrets For that reason the
six confessions we have obtained are
of little value in going higher." ‘
The whereabouts of Dr. Walter T.
Scheeic, the chemist who conducted
the fertilizer factory in iioboltcll.
where it is charged the bombs were
filled with explosives. has not been
ascertained by the authorities.
wife, who lives in Bogota, .\‘. .I.. said
he had gone on a two weeks' trip into
the mining regions of Pennsylvania.
Federal investigators are exnitiining.
.the banking accounts of Dr. Scheele_
in the hope of discovering the sourcei
whence he obtained the “0,000 check,
to finance the operations of the lac
tory.
_—.__.
SLAUGHTERING FIRM
I3 iNCORPORATED.-
~—
Piainvilie Concern Innuen More Stock
and Comes to ngtford. |
The C. H. Haertei Provision Com .
pany of Hartford has incorporated
and filed its certificate with the sec-l
rotary of the state. The purpose of
the incorporation
animals and to conduct a general
slaughtering business as well as to
manufacture bologna sausage and
deal in other provisions. The capital
stock authorised in 325.000 divided
Iinto 260 shares of common stock. par
value. 8100. The amount with which
the. corporation will begin business
The lncorporatoru are.
C. H. Haertel. W. H. Haertcl. Simon
F‘reund and R. G, Cummins of Hart
ford. '
The Roto Company of Hartford
has filed a certificate of issue in
creasing its capital stock $31,600 by
issuing 316 shares of unissued com-
mon stock. making the Outstanding
stock $82,700. par value of the shares
8100. This-corporation has changed
in location from Plalnville to Hart.
ford.
The Remington Bulldingand Loan
Association, incorporated of Bridget
port. has filed articles of Inoculation.
firmer.
.
limitations
t
' I
l-‘etleritl ili- ‘
distoi e."
the identity of the men who financed:
Ilis'
is to slaughter ’
mm ’ it... but... it l8liAM8iiiP.SHiNANDlAH ‘”
l8 ‘Silliii Bil
l
l
i BillilililP filliil “8.70
,tovln and state contentions. the fuel A'Olfl'll k L Sh".n3 I.‘ .m
Active in Collecting Dimes Fer‘
Aiaierie Sterrett’s Battleship
“Anierica"—ilave You Made
Your Contribution Yet?
i The Sentineifitevens ttliltl lll itt‘
'h.ttt to Marjorie Slt'trt‘ll'r llalllt'milp
ltliltl has reached the
Inuit t.t Siaitt. A i..
Stevens. “at \elt‘l'rill oi the Zhllt
t‘otinet-tltttl \lllilllitii lllldll‘l‘)’, t‘o.,
‘t‘. jtrt‘tltlll‘t)‘ torusrded to The Nets
illliti 'l‘rlbttlle Hill“ 'llli‘ Sentinel
flit: .t-telieti \iitllili 'ill‘ purl sell-tat
|days p123. and Mr. Stein-us. through
t' \illl rit .t
ihllll‘litllil
,peraonal mitt-liatiotl. has taken in
80.75.
Patriotic thi'ualkers' Have you
yet afllllateti yourself “till this .\Iiiel
lean illoit'ult‘llt” Send ‘ll your dime.»
and help slit-ii 1hr- wtlritty Battleship
i-tlliti too would do wit to become
.t part of this great agitation startt-tt
tby the llll't‘ ‘t\ all“. oil...
,want- .t milltsltlp .ltltit'tl to
Na.) \tltt t.ill
li'lSQ‘)
- 5
lit.p
School t'tliltlrtll ‘lliillltl be pruiitt
lllill the last ill'lll‘. til Amt-m
youngsters ulto have alien dillll‘.~ it:
natal lilt building ot a battleship
'i he s'ttndillg of The Sentinel Stevens
tuntl today le it. tollovts:
For“ urtted Nell l'orlt
littftt.
Thomas K. Mctiarry.
\iolet (Slalto, 10c.
tit-urge Jackson, ittc.
ii W. 0, lo.
\‘iillli l' Bootttby. 23c.
Mrs. John lt‘. McMahon. ltlc.
. Eiereii McMahon, ittc. '
Fred l". McMahon, lltc.
Bobbie Nash. ltlc.
Marco Trowbridge. lttc.
Mr. Bryan. 10c.
Miss 'Bucknam, 10c.
‘tti
Tribune
lIJt'.
Miss Murphy. 106. . _ a i :.£.
Alfred tBurr, 10c.
.-'i. E. Heine, 10c. .
W. C. Ward. 10c.
Edw. hit-Allister. 10c.
(‘. l-Jlllott Dc Forest. 10c.
(l. Fitch. l0c.
J. S. Rosa, Mr.
Miss Jennie Finch. 100.
Miss Elizabeth 'l‘hayer,
Miss Ruin Finch, 10c.
Miss Gladys Finch. 10c.
Melvin Braisted, 10c.
Miss Ruth Tovey. 10c.
Miss Margaret tl.indc, lttc.
i‘hillip Linde. lock
C. S. l-:., inc.
1‘. R. i... No.
J. i‘. M. 10c.
W. A. Curtis.
10c.
l0c.
A. Raymond Malltin. 20c. . '
Ward (l. Malkin. 10c.
(‘. M. Benedict, lttc.
t‘. Scarpllio. 10c.
Miss Marie Scarpiilo. 10;.
Miss Moiner. 10c. -
Alfred Apry. 10c.
M. l). Randall. 10c.
. G. ‘S. Raymond. 25c.
Wm. 8. Hamilton, $1.00.
Joseph Trorano, 100.
Z. S. r... We.
Miss Frances Perry, 10c.
t
A E. lt‘. Dorsey. tile.
.1. S Morgan, 10c.
Rev. C. E. Burto, 25c.
Charles E. Huymes. lOc.
Edwin Whitlock. me.
David Gould. 10c.
. Chauncey Raymond. 10c.
‘ H. c. Baldwin, We.
'0. T. Murphy. 25c.
.l. Boenisel, 10c.
lra B. Wilson. _10c.
Fred J. Hodges. 10c.
J. Dinbrow, 100.
E. W. Y., 100.
E. tit). 0.. 10¢.
C. 1... 10¢.
Henry C. Seller, 10c.
Catherine 1.. Baker, 10c.
Philip ii. Fielding. ‘10c.
(‘haries Fielding. 10c.
, KNOB CLUB MATTERS.
The governing committee of the.
Knob Club held a meeting last night
at the office of William F. Tammany,
and discussed plans for the coming
season. W. A. Hanford was awarded
the contract to furnish the importa-
tion. and will have a‘ new thirty-pan-
nenger Studebaker bus on
combelng’Wy. It is
planned to rid: the bus inter each ever
privileges will be settled upon.
. change". r-ear the western edge.
'had been given to abandon
" centimes. . . -
1 Charles Henry, was killed 'in
"mettraiaed by the Secretary 0
iTreanurv. Dr. Karl assume, “ 11
nlng than heretofore. Adlownment‘
French l'os ion West fl
the Melee Suhieeted in“ ,"i
ileavy Belhardlenlo
Aberdeen mumf
Reported BCSWQ" ". *3“
Shots Flred’At Socialist
leader “
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s-
to
The steamship Shenandoah & ;
been sunk by a mine. a Li”. ..
report says. The captain and m
of the crew have been W .
Two men are missing. . ’ 1‘
The British steamship Slim .
doah. of 3,886 gross tons. mt
built at Glasgow in i893 _“g;.g
owned by the Furneu. W ‘23:?
Company .
of West Hartl , ’fl‘
She sailed from St. john. N. '4 '
on March 82. for London. 5;. '7
There was no infantry fi . ‘ .
in the Verdun region last ' ‘
French positions between “fillet-.3;
couit Wood and Hill No.‘ ".rt.
we. of the Mouse. were sub '
ed to heavy bombardment “Jr;
their were lively, artillery was:
Cot'heaux Wood.~ East of the rm.
or an intermittent bombard!!!“ {a
w” carried on.
The American » consul Q "
Queenstown. reporting the (IQ-gs ‘t
iruction of the Aberdeen -
Inverlyon. cabled today but tho-
ship was sunk by fire of A ._
submarine after iii eel mlan
vessel. Two Americana, he
were in the one boatload or
was saved. and none were in
boatload which is unaccoun
for. The lnverlyon. be r
was unarmed and made no t!“
sistance. She carried a cargo troll '
Portland. Ore. Last night's did» ,_
patches from abroad referred m» ’“
the Inverlyon as a British steam-
C
l'. t?
An Amsterdam dispatch to e” :
Exchange Telegraph Company in :;
London says that. travelcrn up
riving at The Hague from 8
reports that a woman {1
shots from a revolver at Dr. .
Liebknecht, while the Son
member of the Reichetag
walking in the street. Both
missed. The assailant. the r
continues. was arrested. _ ,
Exchange on Paris flu - . . J .
widley today. The rate dro ,
to 28 francs 76 centimes on -
belief that .
nearing completion for fit .
French credits in New York. - , ‘ .
hardened later to 28 francnfi‘;
The Creek naval officer. an the, .
.leged account. of whose experiflé» ,
,ccs aboard the Scsscx when M
fsemi-of‘icial German news again
,cv. which attributed to him 4
statement that.the Sussex ' '
have struck :- i’loating mine. i
also that the captain was killedim
the disaster. is Lieut. Basil Zoi
polous. Before leaving France“
drew up and forwarded to M .
.French Navv Department a lonfl '
land circumstantial report. ’
l Lieut. Cyril Henrv. son of
r
tbattle of Loos. Hitherto he'.
‘been reported wounded and man‘s
.ing. His mother was Julia L0"! _
lisohn, of New York. -
3 The wave and means co
=tec of the German ,Reic .
icontinues to make changes in _-T
t taxation measures ._brou¢ht l.
Award by the government. .
awithmndinz the obj
‘vvnn decided to elimiute tho , _
t , icoatlnued on Third 1000.), .1 i
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