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ilt:l'tt.~ \\l'.ll me, \\llll regard to our
l-r ttilll'lll'li‘il Swami tidit' Sty till “-1th iii.”
Ii'till Ar rii-ynmtli. who sultl Lie) lep
ni‘ tln- 24th llllalltli llllilt‘l Major \\li~
liaill Newman, \illlt ll lllltil recently
EVENING ESENTINEL
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR. '
In Every Feature A.
U p-to- Date Newspapk
Should Possess.
a: Salonilri idle-graphs to Parts.
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Mike as Second Clau Matter. _ .- _ :1.
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I iIIE PRESIDENI IIAEIEIIS’ All (If PRICES IS i'IlII EOIi DIICRCE .
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“Wat 50'1““ Ihmks ”up Ilitilial Illil nt i'lces ltll hat talielns "I"; ACCIOIS Stated 106;! t ‘
I lulltlt'l tlli’ Jurisdiction of the l'lnit-d
i ‘0' 0' "If COIIII "IV. 309' 1limitis ni North Alneilrti was lllllli Illfflll‘h “ltflrneys Keogh & e- . _ . I ”‘1' WW.
I hated ‘Hll‘rtblt sn ial its the matters were“... ca ‘ B I [k w ‘ .
i tellled, liit-liibers of the local “iii Mn II C. y "I "es IBoY SCOUIS EMIRIBUIE by
I iltt'l'l‘. t'niilll disapproved the bill at .i . ,- ' Germans follow This up
, ‘ . _ . . . special meeting held lard nl-lii ‘ _..
. ~ __ 1 Vi \nlilxtl. llti\, [Apfll .1 i Bit‘lidlltlll .“W new bill of Mn” “Him“ F ”W John A. llwyer. widely known lzl' Allelllllls ‘0 Advance, u
iletil'pt- ’ . t .ean itis Issuet lie 0. '_'—_ | _ _ . . this city and llallllll'T all: it" lllelll "
.wolk M Ito bond ol dllr‘iltllr and ii - - u “ I
- - - illitln- statement tont'ernln the l’l‘es i , . . l . . ‘ -. t . i. l -
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phonon Seymour ‘ Seymonrs .. ml. t... “Inflow: n. l... m... .. More Than There Frill: Interim" “"‘l ”' P“ “M ""-" ""‘ "”’ ltuos‘rllttt‘tmtllmlli' Wt W W” I "med .. V
i. . . i‘ .; . V . , . , - .. . l. . s yer “urges lu ' ' ’
h" offiCCSifl New York “Hr m H“ "Interest 0, humanity 8““, Points M ms.lillllr‘l.ii e1“It'llnlllllift‘liztnihlldlltll.rtl bill oi temperance. “mm and ”“Wrmm “st O'Donnrs to IIIIOIIGSIell’eIIl Corps on Bon‘ Sm! k _
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_ . ‘ , . . -. l e .m "sud for." tlil tilt nilii .. lllll 01 the I “III d “.il _ ‘ . . . er ve
Ill: “‘11- till! lnlhllmdmtll‘nlnlM‘t‘lmlllldl‘lji I it. is in midi kf‘lril'illtl'l by the board lb, and "mu" dud H’ 1N)” mm Get on Of “I. ‘ttnm. y
“0 COMMINI YE] I~illimarlne toN ((ltt‘l‘llfl'l‘ly IlleU ellelllv'sl "I ”mun" “I “w organization Tm I‘ll!” m lmanH-‘Ii “min“ h" “MI “I: BatflCShlp Buttons I
I» . - . _ . E. l~:it lint-net.- (I this city will itl‘l on V were Elwin“ ”I M." , I '
I.illlli‘ltl‘lllt‘i’tl;tinflll{;'l-l landed with will! Fr ”1.. mu m.“ Wednesday ”mm It. (mime l-. llaiiser. nt .\eu lork. is . I An intense bombardment of the .
l 'Mlpplllxl (”i-(l lti It. ”my “luulnii LI lainlltnt Ilii- tlniahers approved the ““1"”. "F ”"hlmmn M “ “I” ""i ‘l! IFrenCh front before Verdun, be-
‘ Illittlllltltl‘l iii t lliximnY titlinliil.:li >.‘ join); ‘ m”. ‘IN “I” the "who“ WI”. ”W H \(llbp brought bl 'lii. tillt. “lltlr‘ -|,., a pond min mull" is liltl‘l tit ”'“tween the Meuse and Fort Va”
lurks?),l..,(l:,“|1: I ‘lm “mum, ‘.H\l\l“mldt Iii-pilon oi the 812 tilltl 31;; an “a”... ““‘““'" "am“ “i” hit"““”"‘ A ”U" tiny Scout nuili Members of lioyi . ' '*
" ’ " ‘ ‘11 ' ““3““ 1.1.". “in” “2.: him: ll ' N RAI- $01] .inniln: litilllt‘r “ll‘tll talne before ml!“ I Inlr’hl-r;”'l"\l"NH“ ““1 dim" Stout 'l‘l'oop Nillnbt-l .1 did a good turn'was followed 135‘ nlght by an at"
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“— t A All" A t W dIN‘tms to be illiiillllll: or llllilllli' to Ilwl “"11“ “‘“IKI l l ”m" h." llIL'ht. “ll\lltitl\a tlfK‘E‘tli "T? lffii‘t\ilt‘tllllt~li_ NIL“ iiiltlt “H “i”1 hit“. littlol‘tlliiubu. Item!" on the pa" 0f Germ
‘5 "c IE! “I s or . . ‘ ‘ . 4" I l " __ _ ___ M. m H. w” I l u.- government m ben- ~ . - -- “v |- . . - a. It ii tllll" in I re . Iti‘Jiil‘li- Slcrrelt .
. _ ‘ tilt: "I‘llvii‘htgvzlll,:‘ “Lilly,” [‘1]?di inlrfl teflt funds, Favorable union was ' battleship tiiutl item;- conducted in Nor IUOPS ‘0 ‘dvance’ The Fran}.
“do” talking Futlier “cm". mm” My. mum h; “MIMI“! ‘ “Inst" Sunday ‘0 be Observed when in this regard. (Continued on Twelfth Page.) walk by Veteran A. l. Sittwns and War Office announcement of this
_._.-_.- Irliilltl ill lllt' tilt-lit hi “All I . ‘ ' *"""“‘ Iafternoon says the advance was
‘, "lt (it-illnilly siiiiiiltl drtnle Iii.it WIthconcel’t by five netlmen‘“ prevented by the artillery fire of r
tin IIi‘iIl'lliJ'Ttill gilt-n inn. by .i dis the .l‘\l‘r.'tllt‘l' ni tllpltllllilllt relation . _”_ v ‘ W H i. )k‘ ,. \_ J ' ‘ . _ ' '
_.. .44. 4 liter» impin). Ill~IllrI it ..:tn this tilllllJl) must lullilw lllt I Bands r ' »i{* j. .. .-..-.a w. . “.- r‘ Ithe l‘red‘cl’t. Wh‘Ch ”Ania“! he“? ;
lit in. Ev .i.;n )i'stt‘f‘tlii) illllw'lililt’tl‘ position taken by the l‘rt-sltltll'. LI _ M ‘ ‘ ‘ ,‘losses on the Germans. ‘
\\ iham .l lilil'lts regudlm: Ilse in \\lll llt' illtlicitlt tor tip to u\tlltl \iilf‘i , _ .. l . All aeroplane of (he Enema ,
-IILII.iI?t (II a tll‘li'llttilltiillt' til the unle—~ Inc l'ri-xident nioditics his; ("M “I” h -\ \I- ‘W‘l 33 Ah" ‘ . ..«’
.M ilfllt't . oi Seymour it Swynninr \It i\.s ‘.\lil| regard to our duty to liu gm“ ""“t‘l‘il'm‘lml "' ”'“ill” I“ ("'l‘“” Allies I“: dropped two bomb‘ ,9“
.. m s: A is“ dunk gum“, J. “A. I. tilli‘.‘ ll ”Hum”! should “gal“I bus rtipltlly \\.i:- being pushed tor ‘ttpon :tnzttl houpes in the ltlbtfl'bl \ '7
.. . tll't hintiiing, .\t-t l'nrk lilllll i-innnw to he good. Illi‘ merry go I “Mil with) “I liii' ‘-‘ 11"" "MI t-riit‘ri‘it of Soil; according to a report re- .
.\ 5i)“, i'rl'. senior ll: :nihv t-i lili‘ i‘illlltil lllI‘) tulztlllile In opt-rote llllllillt'f“ ”“1” "”1” “Mil” points i" h” 'ceived here. There were no C“- ‘4
I n, .s .i rut-lent ill .\'nl'\t.ill iliilre \lilhlltt'litlil to the delnoeraiiej“WI ciiitlt‘t'l to ill“ orders ot (it'llt‘t uahipg
\lfl‘l limits admitted n. the lbs [itiI‘l\ \\lieu :illtltllt‘l' slnp is Minimal J J i’t‘rsllll‘lv. i'xpi-illtiiilmr)‘ com I ' (.1 1 l .1 (“It
It \lltll'llt’ that npemiites ot hr. in lliiy expect “mm.” solemn H”.ltliiuliiiw'. the nrvelltetnth Illliilttr}. E "E Jr! cry cue dong
' ti liintd Iin- litmiaiineni liltltll lit.il twill >Illll’lls'. lllesstiiti- tollowt'il ll} Iml'lmmmm “A ““1” ”MW“ AIVH“ ‘Nlaud‘m‘an front continued yes”
i. illilt'fi» tile) inti sit in an gt'itiliipl to on :i i'eizriis it'um ticrtnluly. ."""- "ft.“ "“"W‘I “W“ ”W“ “Flt“ tcrdny. the Havns correspondent
.. i-it .i I'lllllt' Iii.it tilt-y lll‘l.t\t‘.l tilts I Iltllltt‘tl i. one UI llli t'iinniitl 1 Papa, l"\- 3” him II“ "it” battalion
p: attacks by
lil‘lilt'tl nlel'cliullilllen 'llle President
hold this view llille months ago and
il' lie hull rellliillletl loyal to it, the,
lives of many litlli—colulllttmtts llllghtl
lime been saved, ull danger of war
owned and the activities of the
(conilrund on Sill page)
sillilnilrine liuliit-d to their legitimate
Still SEARCHING iii ;. .._
littIlOifll ARNAIII’S Iiil';"“'""“ "it Gills
: 0lll hriiiIilIII
Inspector Faurot and Men Visit
.\ slight chimney
I
we“ PoIntl Bat Keel! RCSUIESIm-L. morning at sevctl o‘clock. In
Secret .Miller 8i 'l‘rzicey's Cafe, ill Waiter
istreet. First llitttrict, served to (‘illl
loui the First ‘llistrict tlt‘pal‘llllt‘nl till
til gcnertll alarm. and keep them nice
i I-‘,\\' YORK. April 2:. ~'l‘lle body ul". ly engaged for the best part of tllieen
lim'oiliy Arnold was iloi found ill illt-yllllntltcs. before tlle stubborn lilnze
t ‘Itlf' tit' Illl‘ lltlllnc outside “'est‘could be subdued.
l'nlni. where Nev. York detectives1 The tire is believed ill have sttiricd
\t‘JTt‘lli‘iI )’t‘.~l(“i‘tl.iy, Police inspector ill the flat over the cute. and “'th tlrsi
lutilrnt, who is. in charge of tile ilwes- noticed in till unused stow-pipe hole,
iignt'nn, alluou - in: today that illcrc‘ ill the ceiling of the store. The fir...
has in. truth in published stories that men cxpcrivnccd sonic dimculty in
.‘-l ss Arnold's hotly lliltl been (llchV— locating the flue. on the second floor.
err-d. land it became necessary to cut a
In.»p(-(‘I(lr Fiiurot express -d his hole ill thc ceiling of tile cafe. (‘ileul-
up llion that there \\':ts nothing to the‘ iculs were played on the blitze i‘rolli
smry by Octave (‘liarles Glennoris, this point, anti ill a few minutes the
l"-i‘li‘t‘:l .I innziiI-tons tullllpully. illl op N- allblnul‘illen on
it iillllllii it
I. iIilii’
Ioilite ll complaint :ipuinsi
v- ('iilletl tilt lllt‘ tt-Ie
IltiElf'Il'li Srytuillll' told the
\IItliilt') the firm II.itl not tlt-
, lilti'
' irli'
;
tire, discovered
BREEDING ARMY DOGS.
:i convict iii a lltlotle island prison.:iit0 Wits under COHITOI.
that be aided in the burial in a West Nu dmnatzc. beyond the wetting of}
l'wlli cellar of'a young woman rc-zthe ceiling and wall paper was (loin-LI
sembling Miss .trnold in dcscripiiotl.t
(inc. of the dciectiies who had con-
ducted the search had been quoted;
:is saying that ii body was found uu» NEW HAVEN “IRI-
ilvr the cement flooring iii an l50111'.t"l
home two miles. south of West Poiui.‘ '
hill Inspector 'lt‘tlurot said “All we! i
found in the cellar was an old four-|
illt-h water main." I
"i‘lic.story told by Glennoiris is ab-I
.sozutcly false, ‘ Inspector l-‘auroi said:
"That is what i am going to put in iiRllitilEPORT. April 22.—--Two melt
my report to the police comlnission~‘ with loaded revolvers burst into Her-
t-r" bet-t C. Baldwin's cafe at 31 Canon;
The inspector said he thought the street, Thursday night and threaten
Iiit'dlllorlc' story was told ill the hope‘; ed the men and women 97959“! Willi
oi obtaining parole. idcath. One of thc men. who was lif-
\ dispatch rccciv‘ed here todaylierward caught. gave the name of
ilwim West Point said that no bodyii‘reorge Murray. His companion es-
hml lrecn tmtntl, rind that lnspectorit‘apfi‘d- Murray went up to Julia "or
I turn: upon his departure last nlgliudott. Of New Haven, who is visiting
rt»;- New York after his investigation‘ here. and hold a revolver to her
had not left detectives on guard at 11th breast, threatening her with death.
Amuse. \\'llPrt‘ llit‘ Search was made IAi-i the men in the cafe rushed toward
:is had been reported here. him he backed out and ran away,
tloroihy Arnold. daughter of l-‘ran-i Murray ‘ufterward said that he. had
cit it. Arnold. a wealthy importer of} (lime Ult‘ exploit "JUN {01' fun." The
this city. vanished mysteriously in“; Gordon girl could not identify him.
ll'ltl while on a shopping trip on:
lv‘ltLh avenue. The present search is!
one of marry fruitless quests which?
‘llaie been made as a result of “clues"| NEW YORK. April wv—Orgnnua.
“n““mw "WW?" by the WM“ and; tion of a movement to breed and train
N ”'9 Arnold family. Idogs for the use of the United States.
IKrmy, the American Red Cross So-
.IVASONS AFTER MORE MONEY. Iciety-or other military or relief or-
“ a "9’3"" mt‘t’iing or the Brick-Ignnlutttons was announced here to-
l-‘it'crs‘. l'lzistercrs' and Stone Eliasous"dny. For that purpose dog tancters
trziion, it was voted to ask the em-'havc formed the'Army and Police Dog
vtcrcrs for an increase in wagescmb of the United States. Dogs will
from 84.50 to 81.80 a day, with Satire-also .be trained for police work. It
do. y afternoons off. The increase is‘ Is proponed to maintain a registry of
requested on account of the increased trained’doga aublect to a coil from
L'tvnl or living. lam» oflicera..
had llt‘t’ll stationed at: Del lilo. 'lexus.
The Sixth (‘tliull'y. t‘nl Joseph A.
tlaaioll. commanding is expected lien
from iliirlillgeu and other Texas siti
illllh tomorrow or Monthly. 'lhe
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
W.
NEW CHINESE CABINII
BEINC CIIIISIIIIICIEII
l’liKlNii, (‘hilltt.
cordtillce \\llll Illt‘
yesterday by
April
mandate
l'lcsltlclit Yuan
Kai. in whl(‘li he admitted his full
control oi the administration lltiti
cztusett dissatisfaction and auillorircd
the Secretary of State to organize ti
responsible Cabinet. it was announced
lildil)’ tllai at new t‘ablllet was being
constructed 'l‘uun (‘lii-Jui. former
Minister 01’ War. has accepted the
Premiership and the Will‘ portfolio.
The following other lueulbcrs of the
millt’l little been virtually selected:
Foreign Allah‘s l.u (illellglislang.
the incumbent.
Finance (‘llallg llu. now nice Min-
isier of Finance.
lllierior~\\’ang Yin-Ting. former
Minister of Trade and t‘ommeicc.
Mariiie——Adlllirtll l.iu Kuangllsun,
the incumbent.
i‘ommunicittions—~Tsao Yulin. now
vice».\linister of Foreign Affairs.
t‘llow ’l‘zuChi, Minister of Agricui
ture. becomes Director-General of the
Bank of China.
President Yuan Sill Kat has agreed
to surrender all civil authority to the
new Cabinet. The Peking Govern
mellt hopes that the Premiership of
Turin (YhiJui. who is a staunch llepub
lican, will reconcile the Southern
provinces and put an end to the up-
rising.
on
in tic
isstletl
Slit
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W0lIIlIIIE-WEII APPEAL I0
PililCE AEIER CASH CIIES
Weary and cashless. Miss Myrtle
Stevens and Arthur Mort-tacit. both
residents of Danbury, who ran away,
r
grit» it i
y
K
LITTLE MARJORIE STEI l I ll
- - . ' . . . ilutt v,» .4. true
Tins little girl “.in in. originator ot tlit bltlflil . | . ‘ _
the building of '.\llicrlclt." a lll'\\ battleship ior America. willtll t\(l) Mills
a dime.
Fro-2’:
ii IIIIICES
Fund. the
talker
I
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Cililllill iiiiiiiililii Itiiiiii
Iii illl colitis litters [ICALCIINDIIIIINS
three. Got their names on Can A Union Man legally Request
Grounds of Dosenion _. Pair a Strike-Breaker to Stop Worth
Weill! 1894 Period oll Cruelty All For I Firm Affected by a
IIIII lntentperancs at lliisllantl Strike
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FIH‘ plaintiffs in tlit'm‘t‘t‘ :=t|llswt‘l‘t‘ l’t‘t‘tlllitl‘ Illlt’i‘t'rl is {I‘ll llj- illt‘ Itl(:l.
granted ”WE" dccrct‘it Thursday ““977 liolicc. and Ulll“l':, ill il tlt't'lr’liil‘. Ilill‘itl
noon by JUdR“ “"‘E’bi I“ ”‘9 SWEEP” ed down in it ill-itllxeport coilri this
court. 'l‘ht‘t‘t‘ "i the decrees “1“") week. The decision had to do with the
grtintetl on the grounds “f dcseriton. granting oi an lundlctit .i. and was so?
one on the grounds of intempernnt‘c Hwecplng in its effect union lllt‘ll t‘till ‘
and cruelty al‘d ”‘9 0m” on ““91” tend that It [llUlI’ .s int-til i'roni ul'gr
T1103? receiving ”‘9” freedom were inn 8 strikc-breaker to quit work, even.
Robert James lggcrt. from Elm" though illcy hire a plivtltc lot to do so.
Holtlsworth lilggert. The "0‘1"!" “or“. This ruling bus direct bearing on tllc
married in Scliit‘ml‘t‘tl 19"5- ““1 flw‘ll‘tlllblt‘ that was experienced, some
not)?” in ”I“ suit “”93“! cruel treat"time past. at the Victoria ltaiu (‘oilt
mcnt 0“ ih“ part 0' ”‘9 defend": " Company. on “inter street. downtown.’
They are both residents of BrirlgrporLl Men who had h.“ the factory, for.
Mother Get; Phlld. reasons of their own, were uct’ilslonli-ii
Fannie Baker 1.) rich won her Sllillto stopping on the streets other worl: .
for divorce trout her husband. Miles crs who were brought llt‘i‘l‘ from oilicl ;
.l.eo Lynch. Titt')‘ “'t‘rt‘ married i“ cities to take their places. Thesc
ililtlii and had one child. custody 0f, strikers. if they could be called sirilt
Iwhlch is given to the plaintiff. Lynch‘s ers. were at times so stern in their
lwhereabouts are not known anti the talks with strike-breakers.‘ihiii the
Judgment was given on the groundsznlen on the job complained to tho pl)
of desertion. thee. and asked for protection.
I Annie Callaghan McNamara N‘-:‘ The Bridgeport union lllt‘ll wcrc do-
celved judgment in her favor againstdng what the ruin coat men herc were
tier husband. Robert F. McNamarafiflmgr 811d tit-CF Wctt' :‘itiltlml bl 'ti
They had a daughter. Dorothy. who ig‘court injunction. As it result. it l'i said
‘placcd in the care
RIRETT AND A UNITED STATES BATTLESHIP.
oi the mother. vnwithut forces ol‘ labor all over (‘onnccti-1
nrgcs 0f deser.;€tlt will he directed this summer ill tili'
o‘ infantry except for the. usual
t‘l"“llt'8 between patrols.
‘ The aviation corps is very ac—
‘tive. Tl‘e French aeroplane which
flew nVPt‘ Sofia returned unscath-
. ed ‘rom its 500 mile trip. It drop-
.ped four bombs of large calibre
on a Zeppelin shed at Sofia. Two
IFrench aeroplane squadrons yes»
Iterday bombarded the German
.camp at Petr-itch. and another
squadron dropped bombs on Ger—
man troops concentrating in the
Nil-ill other .\'or\iiiliicrs did “it goodiregion Of Doiran. German fliers
illrll " its well, resulting inu fine ahow-' attacked Grassoli' but did .no
IllKI‘I'. ilic b:..tl‘e::l;i|~ .Itlllrtl. mi” “1”] (hi-Inga
;'--“tl\'ls'. " ~ .
illsl‘llilihrifllliliit) ‘S-lt'rl‘t'lldsund. 'l‘liir‘ The London Da‘EV Telegiaphl
It't'llfi't‘itl'rtiltl Marjorie Sterrctt. of I “Eh-n corresl’ondent says “‘3? I
llrooklyu. wrote it letter to the Ncw‘agmt‘lcant symptom regarding
\‘ork ’l‘ribullc ill which she said she'the Hamburg monarchy is shown
ll'iltl read much abogi prcptlrcdtlllfgitmilbby an outburst of the Hungarian
* .‘ll it“, ll 1h lt“ ‘ I -
Ltlt‘l’li [All ll ltllllllt' ll-u-r; \Il'celtI for helplnml.)apers "P favor 0‘ Fem.
ivh. her. she sent that works dime IoI Premier AWL"?! 3 SPCCCh {cgu'd'
tlle 'l‘ribllnc to go towzud the buildingfilng peace conditions, the dispatch
of it battleship which sllc hoped would‘sayg has bcen Commended by
1’“ “"“f‘i‘l "’}1“":":""fi': l T2“; miey'flflungarians, who are anxious on
s l ' c t 'l ' e ' -
illl|l‘llI(E~s‘9(“IIOII':ll(I(I lllell-oulitry. p I‘ccount 0E.German aggressive.
The Sentinel has received tl consign- . ness respecting small nauonaht‘“
meat of the “Alucrica” battleship but-'at the end of the war.
tons. livery contributor who has 'ltolili In connection with the Visit *0
received one of them Is asked to co 3Berlin made by Baron Burian,
s. 's ) to w the. Will: . . .
ST gladly)llilPlllgltll‘d. “If: youy give‘Ausmfi‘Huganan Foreign Min“-
3our dime. be sure and get the button. “I" it 38 suggested that Germany
. proposed the Hapsbury mon-
.archy should be divided into
Ismail autonomous states. presum-
Iably so that thev may be the
more easilv swallowed,up by
.Gemany. The Slav nationalities.
lilsewlicre in this page todtty is 3-H}? hinted. are to be Ewen the
photograph 01' Marjorie Stcrrctt, nndimlnlfniim "f libertv. Galiéia also
it glimpse of it lli;lli-o'-wursnlan. thcil'ecelvcmg autonomy. -
kind shc hopcs‘thc linitcd States will: The correspondent 533% that:
glhILIIESPITEle with an a result of "‘fithe Hungarians have taken m
Previously acknowledged, $43.00- brage feehng that the” tum
Today's contributors: .would come next, and that the
to. Allan Kcyscr, 10c, iMagyprs would thus succumb to
15°i‘ri-i§:..§°i;::‘* “"'- 'Gerrpan predominance.
\‘icior\llclielishgh10c. I - Dlsmeasure ”(pressed by th.
no... Stun”. Tmup 5_ $1.10. Radicals over the attitude of Da:
""1 L‘ovd George, British Minin-
ter of Munitions. culminated to-
day in a remarkable open letter
ploct-ctis of which will go toward
should “buy il shore in" for
Mrs. H. Ackari. 10c.
Miss (‘. E. Ackart. lilc.
ll. Acktirt, 10c.
‘.lt.rion Buckingham. ltic.
‘martled couple to Danbury.
they say. to be married, l“5l\lhgutlflun was based on ch
gave themselves up to Officer Frankiuon find cruelty, They were married:
V. Raymond. l d {in 1908.
The young coup e isappeared fromi . -
Danbury several days ago. Between Middletown Pair Ported.
them they had 816. Their plans in
cluded a wedding ceremony and a‘w“ 5
honeymoon trip. They trumped vorce
through Port Chester, Stamford. and
other cities on a fruitless search for
a clergyman who would make them
man and wife.
Failing to nullze. tllelr wish to be
ucceasful .in her plea for
ago. lntemperance and crueltgwere
the grounds for divorce.
Sarah J. Townsend received a judg-
uulted in marriage. and ”dead broke," merit in her favor against her hus-
ihe two run-aways stopped 0mm blind, Edmn A. Townsend, of parts
Raymond last night and allied that‘unknown. The papers showed that
be direct them to the. police station. Townsend had been of parts unknowr
Chic! Bradley. of Danbury. came to for seven years. They weer married
this city this morning and took back in July, 1393-
the tired. repentant and Itlll un~
Advertise in The Sentinel.
, . 'reat restrictions on things labor mcu‘
Mil-Y 1‘0““‘9 Blake. "f Stanll'ord.thaw always considered they wore ell-
'H‘Ititlcd to.
from her husband. Harry Eda
win Blake. of Middletowu. to "h”mlport case with “new“.
site waa married in 1894. 22 ycarixy
bv Alfred G Gardiner, editor ~d'
the Daily News, in which Mr.
Gardiner Chartres Mr. Lloyd
with responsibility for the gov-
ernment crisis just passed. The
Minister of Munitions. who Aorist;
flu: past year of the war was tho 7'1?
idol of the Radicals. has been
championed lately by the Somali-f
ed Northcliiie press and the Com
cortvneivn craanr which have been f .
the severest critics of the gov”: F
emment. 7'
"The crisis this week," lay.
Mr. Gardiner’a letter, “was fit.‘
lrltlu Ituckillgllunl. 100.
David \V. llurfol'd. 10c.
ll. 1.. Hill. 100.
Blanch Beers. 10c.
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will Illiilolis All
III II. I. ilIiIIIil
effort to elicit .i revision of Sliiltl‘t“
296, which is being interpreted in
Briogoport in :l manner that places
.1
Union men ill this city arc‘
following tho progress of the ilrldgo
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BURGLARS ENTER SPRINGDALE;
STATION.
STAMFORD, April 22.—Wiilt the I
use of stone window in the railroadl Word has bccn received here of the
station and pontoitlce at Springdalednllure of The American Real Estate
were broken tut night and burglarsIAl-tsoclntlon. of New York. the alfalra‘
entered both places. in ille_ postofilce‘of which are now being controlled byi
82.60 was taken. but stamps and vtll- a receiver. Many local people were.
uuble mail matter was not touched. lnIlnicreiated in this company, and never:
the railroad station the tickets were of are known to have been heavy,
not disturbed. shareholders.
i-t:t.: £513de on Page Three.) ‘ ‘
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