Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 3, 1916 · page 1

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PMSBUWH \ , _ the Session a Day iagaots to Tara State’s M' at a" h“ law b,
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krt appeared at the Edgar Thomsoli’ Em.“ ’ Mmlmh ”—3
pmtl in Braddock, soon after t . \l ‘ . ' ‘

. _ . .- . . . embers of the Board of bducaiiont - TRENTON. .\. .l.. Msy 3. ~An ex lo-
iititltitlt' 3:" Elitl‘lfl‘tgtel‘l‘liipotiiggt 1:: '3’“ .‘"‘"”'" "’“g ““""“"‘ “'5‘ “"9” ‘ lt)\'l)0\' M. . 3 3 to ‘ I. ”M w"; {“0“ 0' CM'DWIG. Y0"°“"‘d by I ii",
trznce where the lighting occurre'i mg, m the MK“ ““00" the most 9““ ' Thice sihnerts‘U f. h ltep ll'i‘l: ‘ .at the plant 0! the i‘handler Ollcloth
venterdav began making a siel-h t\ M which was taken up with ”“1 “b" ro-la llll‘) h 9 lb: tPiud) “it” ' l ' ‘ ’ .\\'orka, st l‘ardville. ”m.“ "In“ from
, _, 1 .( o F” of the selection of teachers int p i in in me en t e y lluilding inspector (‘lttrente l. Finitl:hpm’ last night “sun“, in ”u, an“).

the ten men and women who stood

around in the drizzling rain. He was
promptty arrested by deputy sheriffs,
:iittl iiilt‘ll searched in the mill was

found to be armed with an automatic
l"\(ll\’t‘r in yesterday's disturbance
two poisons were killed, four were
probably mortally wounded and u
.“t‘lth' received it'hn‘ serious ln)lll’lt‘l\l.
Three of the eleven blast furnace:
were all“ lighted. but the other eight
liatt been banked and the men told not
to report for duty uiittl quiet had been
restored. The rail iniil also was shut
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Satisfactory ltosttltg of Past Year
Reported It Annual Mob.
looting last light i
That. Trinity Episcopal church is:

practically free front all debt was one

at the many most satisfactory reports
ili.it last night during the annual par-

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the public school. by the board.
list of regulations “In made out and
approved, but it is probable that some
modifications of these rules will he
made litter. The report of the build i
lng -(‘0mmiltcc was also heard andi
discussed. especially the work of re '
pairing u..-i grading at the ('eth‘“
sin-e1. the l'ronepct. (‘enier and Win t
nipnnk schools. .\'o contracts for this
work have as yet been given out. or
from present indications are they lla
ble to be for some time. as tho-plant:
are now only in the works. The!
greater part of the evening. including
the discussion on the election of.
teachers was taken up by an executive
session. The superintendent‘s report
was given only as the report on the
teachers, as now employed in the
Norwsik schools in regard to the hen .
regulations. The meeting was well ill-z
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mart-martial and found guilty
were shot this morning.

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tion were sentenced to three years‘ium the

-ment to this effect in the House
‘Commons this afternoon.

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title at Manet Episcopd

and stated this morning that the factory.

: said to be planned ior Main street, up"
Patrick H. l'earse, the “Provisional town.
resident of lreland,“ was

of three

th Ir
1,) m.- Clover Maiiuiacturlnxit’0 it:

among. t‘omtuiny. of which Edward it. Gaita-i

liter, of t‘hestnut Hill. is manager.
Three other signers oi the proclaml I will cost $100,000. inlpeclor Pinch
building would be of brick
uprlsonttiem. 'and cement, and would be probably otg
Premier Asquith made an announce- ‘ tour ”tum-5. The proposed building of.

“two of whom :il't' not expected
e—und caused propvrzy damage
estimated to be more than 820,000.
.The explosion Wit: said to have been
caused by fumes from neutral hundred
gallons of gasoline stored in an auto-
room lust oil the drying departtitenz.

_ , The dead men. all oi whom were it!
0! ”It" plant “as rcprtcd in 1““ Mnu‘iwork in the drying department. caught
tnel several days ago.

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“lul'ne WW“- U'W “View"! . The Clover (‘ommny maker I "111“" I litigant-{3:9 blitz“??? lgiuacoligllt‘llt‘r‘riii‘tl‘
for lreland, it" “Slated. ting compound. used in machinery. in} distances. They are:
_.._..._ 3mm of ‘1‘” ”MM" m being "'5 Edward Forker. 30, laborer. Yard-
(Contlnuod on Twelfth Page.) iloyod in big nine in shops in this aoc- ! villo.

ition of the co , the' sale of tho
m (impound cannot help but
be lavorably affected.

This morning Inspector Finch stat-
‘ed that local builders are not very
‘nptimlsuc concerning the number oi
I new buildings for this city during this;
.sprtng and summer. The trade ind
i Norwalk at this time is dull. although!
i the contractors are busy on numerous
; small lobs. which are mostly additions,

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film W M W! l. E. Whitney will make alterations;
. . .to the Harry Ingram house. Pillow.
uhntpflut—Ioiub‘oatb‘ street. Coat, will ‘be absut “00.“ f
- Charles Scaley as t e contra to:
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Marry Taylor. 33, dryer, Trenton.

Peter Williams, 36. dryer. Yardvllle.

The injured who of in '01. Francis
Hospital are: Nimrod Dewyor. Thom

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Presents the Attitude at E
Iialscr in SW
Controversy in Clear ll
Concise lander—Spill
Vessel Sunlt and One I
Crew Drowned

The draft of the German reply
to the American note has been
finished.

The reply is subject to minor
alterations which may result
from interchangr: of View: bo-
twccn Berlin and German General
Headquarters.

terms. The note will leave no.
room for doubt concerning t?
exact position assumed by Gar:
many and will communicatc tho.
definite nature of instructiotfl
that will be given to submarine
commanders. and other data. 0!
which Washington itself can
judge the situation.

The Associated Press is per—
mitted to make these stat-newts.
although the censorship on dil- _
patches tending to reveal tho
tenor of the German reply is still
cflectivc. The date oi deli

oi the answer has not been fix 7
The announcement from Ber-r
lin'that ncwand definite instruc-
tions are to be given to German
submarine commanders is the
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The original Marjorie Sterrett.
Norwalk. is popular Miss Eudora ‘.
Hyatt. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
mund 1‘. Hyatt. of 20 East Ave. Mist-i!
~Hyatt enjoys the proud distinction of
helm: the first Norwnikiie to contrib-
ute to the New York Tribune's liar-
iorie Sterrett battleship fund. Mina
Hyatt is n scholar in the Center Jun.
lor lligh school. A. in Stevens. Civil‘

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tonly be determined b

Proaident Wilson's nal demand
that she declare and cifect an
abandonment -oi the present
methods of submarine warfare.
Whether the new instruction-
will meet the terms of the last
American note and thus prevent a '
break in diplomatic relations can
y a close and

The attitude of Germany will 0
b0 stated in clear and prod” .

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piers are piled high with freight whicht
cannot be moved and fifty steamers'

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R. I. Seymour will build a one

ed from Miss Hyatt the first dime to

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alter his arrival at the American

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. in a ace. Much enthusiasm in beta
ish meeting was listened to with much ' K D 5

interest. The annual election oi oi-
ficers was held, and the first annual
financial report of the parish. giving a
resume oi the standing oi the past
year, was read. '

The meeting. a most enthusiastic
siilc, nas largely attended. Four new
leg.“ members were voted in. The
rector and vestry were complimented
on the financial condition of

tile at anchor in the harbor today on? South Norwalk ilgured in the testl- be about $300. .

able to reach the wharves because oi;m0n! Yesterday in Newark, N. .i.. in‘ A. R. Malkin will erect a portablel Testimony that the late. Amos l-‘.|exhlbited daily in the giant benefit
iibe strike oi marine engineers which i the action oi Mrs. Peter A. Tulp for? garage for Dr. D. A. Shambauzlt. of, Eno dliiered from his nephews, Amolipcriormance which. on May thh. will
thus tied up 450 tugboat: oomposlngidlvorce from her husband. Rev. Peter lin avenue. at a cost of 0120. and Glfiord Pinch“. in MI Opinion dime presented in the Palace Theatre.
about 75 per cent. oi the craft en-‘A. Tulp. oi Hackenaack. N. J. tThe alkln Company will 0180 make‘ (‘01- Roosevelt, 13 to I)? offered in ill? The thrilling movie. "Defence or Tri-
‘gaged in such service in New York' The “Sacred Tie" said by his wife; improvemenia' to the house oi Incoming contest over Mr. Eno'a eststcibute," will on that date be shown in
' Harbor. Among the railroad com- to have bound the Rev. 'l‘utp to 9. prev; F. E. Wilcox. 3 Arch street: and will.“ proof that he was sane at the time jihis city. Wherever it has been
panics that have acceeded to the de-ity member of his choir thrilled of build an addition to the house oiihe made his last will. The Pinchotggho'n it has won the unanimous up
mands oi the engineers are the Lie-crowd in Vice Chancelor Forter'n' "Billy" Lauder. coach oi the Yalcibrothcra. '1‘” have tons been Ifdenl'pmval and Intense interest of all,
thigh Valley Railroad, the New York court in Newark yesterday when Mrs. baseball team. on France street. This supporter! of the Colon”. are wins:
.Centrsl and the New York. New Ha~"l‘ulp’s action for divorce was heard. .vni cost 83.000. With other heirs ll law to 801 Hide

ed the newspaper correspondent:
and held a short conversation
with them on various topics not
including the one in which they
were exclusively interested The 2
Ambassador declined tomakc the . »
;slightest reference to the occa- . -
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‘ lug heard from all classes of workmen
_ It this particular time. The cool-yard

imm- "0t ‘0 be outdown by the car- cussed and a number at new ideas' first consult bin mil film Illaiajurlcs. H0 "8 WWI to a hNPlWCompany wharf la the scene of much he sinking by a submarine of
renters. bakers. painters. plumbers. surge-ted which will be given out iat- mutation. a more“ mil“ in Stamford. . utivuv- another neutral stcanuhtp—thi
cement workers. otc.. recently served or. ‘ BRIDGEPORT, ‘ x" 3.4mm. ll N that tho fint d“. v The shortage 9‘ helpers ““L '3' the Spanish vessel Vinifth

. madeon the Raymond-Brothers' and

a at hard labor. they considered them-

delves entitled to higher compensa-

church, and the fact that
year will be started with a “clean
state." The rector. Rev. F. A. Cole-
man. was personally congratulated on:
the good feeling existing in the par-'
ion. and because of the result or thot
winter's work. ' ‘

The elections included: Senior.
Warden—«D. \i’. Raymond: Junior
Warden—S. W. Weed; Vestry—W. W.i
leaner. P. N. Knapp. A. l-‘. bole. Hi
0. Bailey. W. R. Pennington, C. H.|
R. Godfrey. H. Van Wagenen, S. W.!
Hoyt, Jr.. and L. 0. Wardell. Treasur-
er ~D. W. Raymond; Clerk—H. Van
Wage-non. Delegates to convention—.
D. W. Raymond. H. O. Bailey; Alter-‘

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’ . excavated I "feet "“110“! “9°" th rior to . imethods oi the distribution of
M .. n. no.3“; mm on $5.335. 555. ...... ..... art-mama; .5555: 5.. inn... n... .. n. on... .
Auditors~A 0' L019 and H' Van ' h o l’- I I n glneer 09"” “ Sherron. s at hls'summers in Saratoga where . . . . .~ “I .
Wugcnen. WT“: 1‘ "pm. on d h b The prosecutor Was asked it he hfhad 3 mm” ' “”9““ population at 1h? town I! 3
The first annual report of the e "e “W °‘"‘ ”3“ °" " “ wow issue a warrant and cause the ' ' which the headquarters relocated

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Demands ior higher wages are be-

derfiauda for 81 daily. Those demands

Ferris Coal Company were granted.
The coal men are in udoddn tho
grade or workers ring tho Idl-
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ven and Hartford Railroad. Ownersi

Tulp was formerly pastor oi Christi Reed t Volk have the contract to

Mr. Eno'a last will giving the bulk oi‘ Total sum contributed. 889.75. ie‘Pl‘inin‘ that ‘he "man” ”u"

oi about thirty other tugboata also'E
have yielded to the demands oi the'

piscopal church, Hackensack. wire the residence on Witch Lane oi
Mrs. Tulp named Miss Eleanor Dix» Mrs. E. Crooks.

men. Other companies declined tolon. daughter oi former City.Counsel' m

pay the increase in wages. lWarren Dixon oi Jersey City. and It

With the expected arrival today of ‘ granddaughter of the last Supreme
“18 Steamship! . Tuscania. Espagne. court Justice Jonathan Dixon. as co-{m m
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United States. and many steamers 1 respondent.
from Central American and coastwiset donation“ Loner,
ports. a further increase of the c0n-.I A sensational letter written by him
gestlon of freight is foreseen. 'sto Miss Dixon is the principal basis
A complaint was this nomination-
. ed with Prosecuting Attorney nor
that of the engineers. mother had visited the rectory and' C. Hegoman with reference to ‘ down-

There were intimations that a gen-’ for the divorce action.
end strike oi. forty thousand long-' Mrs. 'l‘ulp testified that she left her
told her of a letter she had found ad-.
idressed to her daughter. she allegedJ'o'” man who is reported to 13;:

 

shoremen miaht be called to support‘husbsnd last July after Miss Dixon's

 

tie more sacred than any other on
earth."

Stills Willi llililli'
I The letter. Mrs. Tulp testified. was

, iwrltton after a trip by her husband
The Dollar D" committee met and. to South Norwalk. Conn, for the pur-

organized last night. Even at this. page. as he claimed. of giving a lec-

man‘s arrest. but he stated that he

 

would take in the matter until he had

first investigated. The charge would
be that oi violating the ordinance oi

could not outline what action he‘

hits 815.000.000 estate to charity. Pre-i
vioua will executed by Mr. Eno made.
more generous allowances for the!
children of his sister. Mrs. Pinchot. '

The testimony, which was filed in
the Surrogate's Court. in New York..’
yesterday. was taken at Saratogai
Springs before ex-‘Senator Edgar T.
Bracken as referee; in behalf of the
executors who are seeking to have
the last will probated. Under this
will Columbia University receives the
rcsiduary bequest. valued at about
87.000.000. The witness was Osgood
H. Shepard. secretary of the Saratoga
Golf Club, who was an intimate friend

Previously acknowledged. 388.411 3
Contributed today. 81.30.

Total number of contributors. 603.
Today’s contributors. 9.

The patriotic honor roll for today:
Edna Richter. 10c.

Louise Richter. 10c.

Agnes Press. We.

Lester N. Bouton. 50c.

Miss C. Clair Bouton. 10c.

Agnes Tyggerson (Bridgeport). 10c.
Kewpie, 10c.

C Schweitzer. 10c.
Iii. Schweitzer. 10c.

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NEW OANMN BOY HURT.
NEW OANAAN. May 8.—«Frederlck

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early date the‘ merchants are all;
showing a great deal of interest in.
this big day. The merchants who1
were not on‘the great Dollar Wagon]1
last year. are all clamoring to get out
board this year. The enthusiasm‘
shown by the committee last night is
sure to spread to every home in Fair-
flsld County. All details. were care

 

fully gone over andthoroughly dts-‘

the C“! of NW“ wherein it 992°17Broatlturat. three years old. was prob-
“9 " “m‘ “M“ M ”m " °' ably fatllly injured tut. night, when

unless a rmit is first
good by the city ongfieer. he was hit by a slowly moving pas-

 

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Company. oi this city. is not affected
by the big harbor strike now in
progress in New York City. At the
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council. The first district commls- New Haven and Hartford railroad
sinners. City Engineer George
Sharron iniormod the council in
letter. had been in the habit oi dig-
ging‘otrcot trenchuat will. without

This matter was recently boioro the ! banger express train on the New York! mom.“ it was fluted that the “lac

ion" is making daily trips on schedule
sufi’ered ‘ scalp wound “a time. Although freight continues to
gpilc up in increasing 'confuaon on
1 Hanhattan and Brooklyn wharvos. the
'newly leased Smith Transportation

Airhere. He
minor superficial injuries. but is better-
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posed absolute silence upon him.

It was learned. however. that he 7,

received Secretary Lanaing’a
telegram of instructions in time
to communicate with Chancellor
von Bethmann-Hollwcg before"
his departure. .
Mr. Gerard and Joseph C...

Grew, secretary of the American " 3

(Embassy. returned with bronred
icomplexions, having spent much ‘
,timc at the headquarters in th‘
fopen air. They

and in the nelghborint village.
They also conferred with meat--
‘bcm of the American Cornmiol
lsion for Rolled in Belgium, who

also visited the German front. 4‘

Confer-entice and these side one.
curious occupied every mamas}-
of their stay, during which they a.
were guests at the residence of; ‘
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inspected thou

‘arrlvod on a special' tram' from 9-
Brussels for that purpose. They

v in old will be on b Chamberlain. of 48 Orchard. street. .m m“.
infimilftliuir‘m‘nw Auootiiion a: NON-Ik- Nuke"!!- on the N" no. nos notice to the hot that may were
the window ulna-nor who has the "- reed. no struck by an overhead the law. and am in tho tu-
most attrootlvo and -uproprtsuiyislte in the Mount-me tins mammal can monitor” not start excavating
trimmed window tor Dollar, on. and thrown to the around in" Ni until on city enchant- no muted
Those windows wlll M-ludgod by a top at a bright. catch!“ outfitted Io- them permission. 4
commitmordlomtommmonmlaocratimot leap .DOIF.

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lhfikbolicvodtobo serious.

toners have their more “

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cum. anomua ottao. 1g“; '6' 33;“ gygfigflt u reported on a Lloyda dubstch

mmnuron. “‘3' 3-‘“‘°°°°'° listed on: only four havo enough.ch in London from Com,
H. lcxonllo. one at the best known men-to ”0?“. dimly are. 10;. m M Om: member of the cm”;
civil «engineers in tho'stato. died at. up It New ork on a. . mimnmt‘ _ .
his am not-o today. it. was about shut-m notlmrortmlr «may The vmflrm, 1.44: I i'

so yarn old and is survived by his wlio. 32° gam?° 53;?th
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