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TIE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
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DRESSINGS IRDM NORWAIR
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StamfordXorvtalk in
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A runaway
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WASHINDIDN DISAPPDINIED
DlER lllE GERMAN REPllI
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Former Connecticut llenspaper
Ian and Santa humane, in; and Strengthens cordial;
ter Arrested in Dublin Relations With Iexico, lle Saysl
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Gets American Representative inglltirtl and Probably last Conference
[nation to lake Matter lip With! Taking Place today
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—__———— \\ \Silt.\H'l‘tl.\', May 7. Iiiiitc.tI
Iliotis today one that ri-pri-setitalitesi
t ileiN. .\l.t)' 3-. Jami-s .\I Sui oi the i‘nited States and ”iv lit-\it‘ai.
ll‘. «:i oi New York. ltlllllt‘rl) .Xml‘rlCdHIllt‘ t'acto govt-riiiiieiit, ready to hot-li
it... lwli‘l to Santo l.ioiiiitigo. has been. their lit>l conference at El Pam»?
itll»-~'(Nl in litibliu oil the charge of would reach a ii at agreement oil the,
tor-iplicily iii the Irish rebellion. problems :trisiu from the Americuut
.\‘r. Sullivan was ariested by titelmilitary expedition liito Mexico
‘tlt .tut‘y authorities oi llublln out (:eneral Scott, at El I’ano, had llioI
Ap it Hit. Mrs. Sullivan. who was Villlt ratification by President Wilt-on antii
llt‘ hushaii-l, wrote on May I a letter Secretary linker oi the it nlztlitci
unit-h just has llt't‘ll received by Wu! iigiet-tiicrit arranged ’l‘titwtla) at tllt I
iv. lllllt‘r- Page. the American attihas Il'tllllt i't‘lltt' \vttlt ticnrt'al (lbw-eon
mttlttl'. who Htilll'thht'll a note to Sir c‘.:rt.:ii/.i \ltitistl»: of War.
lCtltturtl lilt’}, tllt' Itll't'lgll M't‘tt‘lltl'jv'. I ‘l‘l"Ki-tllll' t. ll It. .\|"l\'lllal_\ li)‘ St‘l‘rt‘
al“l it: lull iti't‘ttrtttutiou as to \\ltt'ilicl . lul. t‘nlit-i I
This \\lI\I
Mr Sullivan was still Ill cust iii). lli- Two new tab “I‘ll' tkpt‘t‘lt'tl ll i
lltl ”1- of the choices and how soottitueei again at l-.‘l I‘a~o today airll
i..- would be tried. |icompiete the agit-ciiit-iii lle'lallh’l
| is utitleistonti llt'rt‘ that Mr Sitl tthtn will be made public.
l!\ in has neen lil lreland tor it con i l‘resnleul Wilson In a statement;
wh-rable time. having arrived there said the tentative arrangement by
stttt‘l after the sei't-l'cllt't- of his con iwhich Mexican and American troops
portion with the state department iare to work together in ptirnuingI
— Willa bandits. given "a basis of co'I
(Continued on Fifth P190.) I‘ operation which promises to prevent]
'7 VVVVVV truisundcrstandttigs and strengthcnt
Ithe cordial relations ol‘ the two rc'
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“ORWAlK COUNIRV ClUB . “Although no official information
{has reached Washington that (‘arran
' 31a hart ratified the plan for coropet‘a l
SEASON 0f lglsitioii. his attitude it: indicated, it was
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thought. by the report that General
.(lliregoii is ready to meet General!
,__ lScolt. It Is understood the agree .
intent provides for gradual withdraw i
'11.. liyu‘,“inu mum-m“ "i “I...” for al of American forces to the liortleiI
on condition that
ed through Ilr ll L‘.
“galloped” over the lawn,
Sherer'a fence, t
grazed a ‘
cent Revolt Reported to tiara
Faced Firing Squall _Early Today
Miss t‘laieu was badly bruised. but:
blIlTPrl’tl no lJl'Ulvl'lt bones. She will beg
‘sentalives trout
Iberg. of Stamford, stlting helpless iii 1' . . . .. l' -d I II I"
”1‘. drhpr's will. to“. down “airfield: i am. attention has" taI.tI o It ll.,=~ I
'avcnue, yesterday afternoon at abouti «mmnfi‘ld‘ tor militia. iIi. MAI.) rag-I
t 5 o‘clock. and. mounting the aldewulk.’ DNA-1 3‘ l“ H ”M. lt-tI‘It . lift “it HAVE Y0" Boucfl‘
1struck and knocked tl‘tiVIl Miss Julial Red iron was .“t' u m- Int turuahl
lt‘lau-n. of Connecticut avenue. plough l bUDDllt‘S‘ A butslt‘ul “D‘Mlttg tum
inittee has bet-ti formed with repre‘
Illiill)‘ states. and:
Darth offices at :99 Filth avenue. Neal
- - tree. struck the doctor: house. and. - t . I. . . . .
PronusesPreventtoItsuMerstand-Im... .1“..de mum”, u... m, Several Other leaders in. the lie-Iturtt tn:- My» mm” m .\orloik I
much scaircd by its cyclonic llight. I i“’"”t 1” ”l" l ”1”" "' ‘l" “W" "““u 1
man.
Mrs (leorgr S Kt‘ll'llll \:t~ uItIttil'ii l
cit chairman with po\\e:. Mrs m-nI
confined to her home for about a d It at "(I ask i all “ m n M
week. Ilriter Rosenberg, who said. ‘ ” " “‘ ,0 “I ”I . . .
ttlte machine got out of his control‘ ‘Mn' ”“"""‘""’ l“ ”w“! m “um-V SIX H'Mfeu ”d SI“! fight
Parish Hall. A , null; number let
spontied. and man. slits oi lllll llllt :t.‘
IDDR SNARE M AMERICA?
the Sentinel - Stevens IariorieI
Itorney llit-kt-y of Stamtord represents
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gDDG NDI tiitiiitti?
. YOU MAY to to DDDRI
‘wni ititiitts, iiittitist
muslin and lotion itcrt int-ind. It
“a: r~irttll iouiul that "ell'tctt-iicy” rc
titiired some tti'i'aiigeiut-ut and [irr‘lltll‘ .
alittn oi work betvtcen llit- int-ctiitgsI
and Mrs, Kendall gate her home lorI
tli'dl porpoise 1
Ten meetings liltit' lltt‘ll lit-lit with!
an average ulit wt litt'lH’I
Seventeen were the moat present at
twhich was doubtlessly the trulht: ,
was llt'ltl iii mot) bond by I’rosecutingi .
Attorney t'iamcr L‘ liege-man, The 1
little) was lelt lll llanfoi‘d'a garage, 3
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Rosenberg, whose trial was postpont-dl _ .
until tomorrow morning
Ilong Terms Hated Out by the!
any Ullt‘ little, and lit.- the
\orth Main street, as security At
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Various coutuartials .
____. (her three thousand dressings
-hecn prtparcil. Il‘ltl‘t‘tl i'lltl sent All‘
hate been ntatkctl pct‘i't-tt at head
quarter» and have gone on their l'l'
rand oi lilt rc_v ’I‘li-wr tli'e-siitpz- coin i
pllM'tl fracturi- pillows toini'itw-tw,
linen wipe», t'tilltitl absorlutut putts.-
‘1t‘,t.ttt'
It' MW”
hatc‘
lil'llllN. .\lay (i, ii a. Ill. Four
llittre rebel prisoners were sentenced
Ill) death by courtniartinl and allot
'tlih morning This was announced
l I t :otlicinlly. 'I‘tte dmen wIt-re; \ilosieph
It your to- I.\ not ri-gtatt-rct \ttti thump” 5‘1““ I)! '. _ 10M“; . . . .
'I'm‘“ t'letk ””1”.” It Smith h)- m ; II llitttt‘altull and William’l’eurse, Ililtkillll .tiisotiu-ii. pails. t.tiiipt~ti~.
tnntm“ ctr-tuna. i'uu rtttl u wry timid: Fifteen mitt-r rcbt-lit were sentenced ""i'““”" “”‘l “““d-‘W‘ .
chance of being nerved with a warrant M “pimp [hp otflcial I1.‘a““‘nl atlds.‘ 1" ""“"I ‘1'" ”"i‘ W”) It‘kltt‘lfft“
oi" arrest and lWlIIK taken beforolbm l‘ter tiipir sentence” were comv krt‘ll‘l tl;tllflr>It'-tt>'ctilitriIlitch Iliac
“up... Jud”. “pump ” \"oolititgn or. “”de to tell ya". "nu aeriitude .Illlllll‘lprt .tutptit gait .:It‘\tllulltll .t‘rs.|‘
'lltll-t" l5. .\l. littt‘ktitllttl, “I“, “III II\ The dt‘l-llli sentence of “Humor priaon l H‘Il'lltlJ} .\Ittllltitlll tiu l raid ll\l-
votir punishment Iii actoriianct- with ' pr “a, committed in “in” 3'9“”; “unap‘ll'l‘dr'” “”‘lvll‘t “H"- ”:lll-“lllttl
it“. Hutu“. “mph "Mk", the pomp-cl .ertltutte. ititts of varying :iiiioiiiil~ t .illlt'll &
I’t‘nl
'” “”"h ll‘b‘i‘m'V-N "“llt'l‘ ‘7 “H" "r 1““ 'l'wo r.-b.-la were sentenced to ten ‘ §L‘li:'rl'llt>r~l‘Il‘llt‘llll‘hlli‘il‘ ninth“: l‘ilhl'.‘
Itlays in jail, blllllt'lllllt‘.~ both. lypaxrh m prison, ‘2‘ mks “(silk in: I. l'kl'ifllr “i ”(It In“-
lit tltt’ Nutter-1k pound arc H'ttt‘t‘~’ i.o.\'iio.\, .\i;t,\ .3. l‘_".t a n. sun-Title" ‘ H I“ N 'M
of dogs. write of them “yalh-r dons" Roger t'ast-iiient's trial will take place ‘. ' ,
““d ”H"? \‘t‘ll'bn‘d ”will”!!! "i dtti' Iin mutton within a tortntxht. before irtlfllili‘ Drill Midi?llltlilll‘im “will-It‘ll d 1
land. but all will tall \ictlinn to thei rim... or n“. judges and a jury. llnron in (An- tin the work III ‘m III IIHIHHIS
legal executioner if the icgistrution Reading. the lord ('hm Jun“. 01; Hi II“; [or ”I” u”... “Alvhiplttx‘
i riw iii . his is the ultimatum . .‘ ' .0 . I. . - . -- . . l
“"er Kill 1 l \ltorueybeneral will ‘ ndtt(l lh :ttvenue and Will be loinaitied b) her.
Some of the dogs that are t'tlllllllt‘lll in unlikely that (‘arsou will accept. I I
other. were taken from their masters capture m. mutated with a serious
av it om
dog day" for hearings oi‘ tlrlllltitlt‘li't
BID DIPRDIEMENI .
ney Jnmen Mark Sullivan. formerly
that Hog \\ trdtn Thomaa I- “lil‘ll prosecution. bit llogtr hail asked if to headquarters.
awaiting the pleasure of their owners According to good authority. (Ila l
tllllERESl HERE IN ' i
It Is not at all unlikely that the localInenoua but can, no hit c l "
canine owners, I
up f0“ votItE 10-Nlcull There is local interest in the ar-
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_..— tllnltcd Staten intniater to Sanlo Do
matted tltlit tttttt'nina- Howard Canon in tit-tend him. but it, I
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were picked up on the street. whilelment. who f some time after hla
maria will be. obliged in set name "nI ”may [990‘ red hp. Marni. -- l ARRES]. of SUU'WAN'
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rest in Dublin. _\'l‘Flt‘r(lily. of Attor-
‘nilngo, in connection with the Dublin.
AND lll_E_E_lEDlRlDIARS
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the >I‘lt~tlll ol 1916 at the Norwulk ('arriinza ”‘O‘W‘ ()ne of the biggest. and most bcnc
chum-rt ('lub has been announced by l lll'tlftt‘cult‘ ”I“ (‘llflfit‘ 0f bandits atitlI .llclal unprovenwmfi ”I,“ has bwnircvoll. because of Sullivan‘s intimacyi
the entertainment committee: Ipoiice the cottntry adequately. l‘n . i planned in this city for some "mp will' with Jack Rose. of this city. and Ill! I
Tennin. .il'llt'lfil rt‘iml'lh' Stiltl the American Extensive improvements are to be. “mill“! at the special meeting of the' iiotorlcty he gained .5 a result.
N.“ glithuxmmd robin men's dou.ll""'ll5 “""ll'l h" lllltlit‘d ‘0 a zone made to the Norwalk Yacht Club for Second DlntI'lK‘l come up for diacus I During his newspaper career as it
Isonie distance rtortli of (‘olonia llubw
llan. the present base. United States‘l
also will avoid pat-taint:
bit at
.lllll" thli to July vllh The Iathmnier .
.. soldiers
liti‘ll} men's handicap singles. ”mm h \l- i . ili . . . street and Woodward avenue, on} . .
It v.2. handicap tltittlllt-s “Ill be play} 2; ' 'x can c 98' 1‘“ fl” ”‘1” “0““ “mm m” 0““ “I’m“ which the commissioners already hat-er boxing exbibtttons Wlllt'll‘ lime con-t
..: on sanit- tiniest I ,_ ”— ‘ ‘5 I “.9200; option. and w ”(0nd (‘oncord umeliductcd in that town. This Incquuin
y\1._i,t‘ Isl to 31h .\li\ul doubles . .. l“ ““1““! ““3 ”W contract I0 through to Water ,ireep Ittlncc with Rose led Sulliians aiding
ttttilllitlllt‘nl. INORWAlK "I H lbiillti a second story addition to his Other matters 0‘ auch interest that: In his defence when he was held for
AIM“ “II“ III Sept lth I'lav lot ‘ iliouse on (.raiidview avenue. The coat warrant the attendance of cveryZAM' murder of llernian Roseiithal withI
ct tJllP‘flll‘lllll ttip
Aviatiueiiictils are llt‘llli; made for
out at mun matches during July and
_\i.;tt>l llllt‘ notice of which will b“!
git. ‘II. t
Dancing the Following Evenings: I
\';t_\ 2.tttli (Itccoinlion Ilayi.
.lllllt‘ ilt‘tl. 10th, 17th, 21th. _
.ltily lst. «lib. 8th, lith. 22nd. fltllh.
August 3th. 13th. 19th. L’tilh.
St-ptctiiber 2nd. ltli 9th, ltilh.
Roth.
(let-.‘ltt‘l‘ Till. lllll.
November lib. lith, :lttth (’l‘hatiksaiv-
in; Day).
men's singles. l
Last night, at the .\'ortvalk llitzltI
Elioii of a play by the senior class of
l the school.
{class of 1916 gave “Mr. Bob," a two
Qiil'tl.
Two selections by the high
orchestra under the
l’rof. W. H. Perry. were.
'Ii-‘cciiihcr 2nd. 23th ((‘hrislnias ltav). rendered, ‘33 were {"30 three Violin,
NW, i'.ni1-.- Eve ‘ .solos by Miss Eugenie Riiinmler.
Children’s Day. The play itself. a fast moving lllllOI .\ Ncw \‘oi'k promoter has beeni
comedy with many humorous
'l *lt‘ (lit), .llll_\' 23th. at :l p_ in.
Ladies’ Day. I, is‘ . I I - . _
'l'lllllrtllly. August ltith. at “J p. iii. IfiiflfiZEQLIitgild‘ :11; “$1th gfmsdllitfllil iconmfirmf ”'9 3:91P“ ”tilde“! rm”:
Club Day. ' I ' ' fturet net. on c ‘aat e, o nI . -. .. IN .I_
9. limit. Attuust Sfitlt- lhtml (“om't’t‘t ii: is]??? tliegrgfdstngldlclliiréqldfvgiitéfl Hug" Gumbm' 5"“ of Dr' and ms'l “"39 nu"mart of link Theso' :c‘lediRt-filtinfoiiirblhgrrnsrliltll-n(h-itiemlieznl'
:’ :t-rzti; ,-im~ tiniw- at 6:30. , ‘ . E. H. ‘rumbart of Pandora avenue,‘cording to s tic cnte. were to 9. ‘ . .
I -11.. R” _....l__-__ 3133:1356 VS‘IEIIS‘“'I‘:“ wl: Hires hlggihas been engaged by the U. S. \Var’ leased at a Weekly rental to factorrldgll‘emdddurw: the p“; yea‘ 'I" ‘3‘?
ultder the dire “0‘; y! “in 6;“ (ll Department on the Lake Survey. .\lr.temploye9 in ”“5 VlCinity Who foundfv‘? “P 9;, ruauapfccah‘o S 3‘
F t \l“ “C F 0i t 8d H. W. Guinbart is studying civil engineering. boarding house rents exhorbltunt. The Vomans Esocia ‘3“. 0 I‘ ‘ houl
IBIS? ‘ ”s ‘ “e 0r“ " “n ' ' at Dartmouth College. He has been idea was given Up. however. when may?" " _ :“grefi“‘°““ h ° “I?
. ' Tie. 'sl r .h . t ,- . f l afiSlziicd to a government vessellpromoier found Xorwalk was constd-i "KW“? 99‘“ ax of dillcaetg b9,
SA“. m“ A BUSY “All tow: “L 0 ‘ “m *‘ 5 “a“ “s 0"which will chart Lake Erie. He \vlllft‘l'abl)’ further away trom Bridatporutgngogvbfigy °““ “‘5 “9‘“ ‘ “’m 3‘
. ' . return to college In the fall for fur- the 09m" 0' industrial ”089°11‘33" ‘
Ighgllplltgyson Clk Kerringth Taylor thcr study in his profession. 'than he had first thought. The 3'8“.“ The lentliuaiiatttihc interest that:1 has
i 0 er roun, er 0 reason. 'Yorkcr said had the beach been with~i ecu aiown n t e ectuies an the
; & Benson ........... Alfred Aiken work of the association is shown in
Rebecca Luke, a Maiden Lady
Estelle Smith
Patty. Miss Rebecca's Maid
Ethyl Hayes
Jenkins, Miss Rebecca's Butler
Cletus Magnet
Katherine Rogers, Mina Rebecca‘s
Niece .......... Elizabeth Stevens
Marlon Bryant. Katherine‘s Friend
Mildred Ballwltz
The business committee consisted
The house committee was appoint-
ed. the janitor engaged, and plans laid
for a successful summer at a full
meeting of the governing board of the
am Norwalk Yacht Club last night.
The house committee comprlzcs: John
Gorham, chairman; Norman Wiggles-
“fill and Chris tr‘ay. Wallace Bates
it the club Janitor. The tlnancca of
he club are In flourishing condition.
and everything has been done to pro-
.ote the welfare of the organization of Donn Povell. chairman. Catherine
hr 1916. Several of the floatn hnv. 'Brown. Marie Dineaa. Elsie Atwater.
Eon put Into the water, and the mem- : George Winter and Charlca Gehr-
Ocrs are awaiting the arrival of the menu. '
Ioautalren. which are due on Mon- The play will be‘ repeated tonight.
day. The bonrd adjourned until nextlln the high school hall. at 8:15. and
Thursday. ‘ a large attendance is expected.
t '15 estimated at 3100.
i PRESEMIS “MR. RDR”t
School. saw the ninth annual produc- for 1.1 \\'_ Hadley.
This year the graduating Hebela. of pun-y avenue.
incl comedy, that earned the hearty the house of sum. Boris.
Iapplattse of the good sized audience.‘
itchooll
leadership or:
excellently l [Ml
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in.
Istances created. by mistaken identity.t
the approaching season. Among ‘l“'tsion and (.Gnsi‘ipmlmu The plan ‘3‘ reporter on the Waterbury American
new things will be a larger verittiila.jm purchase Dl'tlpt‘l‘ll' on South M‘mt Sullivan niet Rose and did press!
St. John at Kcyscr have the contract 'work for hint In connection with the;
lthe gunmen who were afterward cx-i
Is the in Int t oIteculed. ‘ i
be erected on Butler street for Dr.;fl;::htlh:::ond d,..,ifif°.uflf& to: One of the instances which were
\\. 1,. \\ectl. The work will be doneI be paid by the water and electricai'cm‘d as proofs of Sullivans outlines:
by 'l‘heqMallier'Bulldtng Company. idepartmenta. The clt)‘ auditor. Wit-5"” the American diplomatic RC'I‘VICI‘
.A. $3,-00 bungalow ls tti be built on . llant E. Keialer. has been refused .c.- was his relations with Rose in \\ aler-
keeler avenue by hi. John & ht‘yse‘fl‘cess to the books of u“. second d“. bury. Sullivans friends, in pointing
ltrict by the downtown commission-.U‘" the unfairness of such an acciisaw
icra‘. ‘tlon. said Sullivan did general repor-
:WAMllD—lD—RDMD Mill 3 3232?. mm; ..__
Dill 0W PASIDREfllDERAl EDDDAllDN IN
' DDMGREDAMDNAI lAlllS
downtown voter will be considered.
A new garage. at a cost of 8130. will
l. B. Woundy will wire for George
Herman (‘lnque has started wiring
3 Laura
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street.
stopping in this city for several days
past. during which time has beent
MAR DEPARIM.MI MDRM.
‘ 'in easy distance of Bridgeport he'
. was certain he could find no end ot‘the fact that the average attendance
IMMINES [ANDED factory men who would willingly givoi ni eacn lecture totaled sixty-five peo
“'9 Wm” '°' “ “we “‘ “m“ "1* Either???rim“;ss‘l‘c‘iall‘o‘lfmd'éini‘e'il
A‘I’ 8AM" MMINGOD a tent during the summer months. Ihave each month conducted a helpful
missionary meeting.
l ENN'REEQDIROPS DEAD' Last year's lecture course. as con-
STAMFO 9' ' “3' 4-‘4- Edward Al',‘ ducted by the Women‘s Association,
"en- '0' 35 Yin" a“ “line" on t”concluded the following: “The War In
sngro 130)“me Dominican Re N- Y-. N. H- & H. R R» dropped do“. Belgium," General Russell Frost; "A.
public, May 5.—-Marlnea were landedio' "’09"?! ‘0‘”: an “9 V" IN“ ‘0 Trip Through the Yellowstone". D12:
today from the American convertédIWTd h" engine in “'9 local ”F“ 0‘ E. H. Gumbarl; “A Romance of Old
crulner Prairie for the protection 031““ company. For a number ot-yemichtna," DIE. J. Milton Conan:
the American legntlon. ‘ ho had been driving a switching err! “Children’s Relief Work in Northern
The akugtlon growing out of the glue here? He was 69 yearaold. one I-‘rance‘. Minn Gladys Holllngnwortli.
attempt of factionnl lendern to over- of the oldest engineers on the road inI'ot Paris; “The Contederale Mentor
throw the Admlhlntrntlon of Frost point of nervlce. and In survived by hlnIIal at Stone Mountain", Sotont
tdent Jlmlnea in critical. wife and daughter. Borgluin.
'\\ tl’
thttttttttr tltit‘ W”) ”"'”' “Wm" “““inized by international law.
.large residences which he erected are
.Says It Looks as flittiipliilie
l' Essex lad Been Stink by
a Submarine. lot More
Time is Wanted to [All
Into the Details-lint d
Partlallly Made
People llave Contribtted ] E
I The State Department's only
official information on the Ger-
man note just before 11 o'clock
rctt battle >lllp. built by the dimes Ul I ‘hls mornmg was a dlwa‘ch fm
patriotic Americans, slips into llll IAmbassador Gerard sent M
water and floats. a Mr“ force for the . nightI saying re 3115! had ”001'-
Sterrett Fund In Now ”7-00".
\\iit-n llit' proposed Marjorie Step
‘t iil’oiu-utmit oi Ilt‘iall. or it needs hr 1 Cd.th document “om the Berlin
a machini- ol’ tit-«tiiiction lll times oiI
llll'r‘ thll be hundreds of .\'or .Poreign Office and tha‘ he WI.
\Htlk men. amt children who at once coding it and starting it
ran proudlt say by cable,
"I helped one my country thatl”. t The unofficial copy was laid“.
is is really surprising to note the in-v for: the Cabinet One chief t
'i'llM' patriotism of the little folks. _ . ‘ Pda
'lhc) ate mote than “lllllli: to conIfOf constdcration seemed to b.
ii‘ibiilc lllllit ~ to the battleship luulld. l Germany's reference '0 the immu-
ll'ltl are as proud as can be of lllt'Ini‘y of “merchant VCSSOSl rc%_
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“UllH Il
itite ol country
'l'tttlai llll' total tittiotziit
to The Sentiiic‘ .“~tt or... fund rent-he
cuntribttlt'tllwas regarded a" having possibili-
(it lies of relating to the dispute over
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WW“- [questions of armament and all -
"M“ iiw‘ui'irihuetl to d w cd instructions of the Bri
_.., mt“ " ” ‘ ‘ ' Admiralty tc merchant captnlnn- .
l'rctioiislt' ilt'lillt'» twin a. $32.1.) to attack submarines.
t‘oii'iilitttet! ‘o.l;t,\. Sink . ’ The (1er portions Of the Ge...
[AI-INA "”“".'”‘I ‘Il ‘I":'I”\""”I‘I:”"’ M” .man note were read by officials
.ll' Itllilrililt It in All -‘_ . . l. . . . .
'I‘iic pilIILtillt honor roll for today. I‘ll- Wash'ngit‘ll Wl'll undlsgm“
.lohii llnltdll t'..\.i.i.igii. lttc. ‘disappomtment. The tone of the
La“ rl‘lltt' “Ullllill' l‘avauagh, 1°C. lfirst portion was of such char”-
”Rm" 1‘9"" “mm"? lilinmmfi" that some officials feared a
' ‘ ‘ I l . . . .
2M3!” ' ”mm" W break in diplomatic relations wan
Mrs. Sidney Smith, the. low“. .
t‘hlll’lllllt' May UI'OCK “Vertical 106. The unoffic‘al copy was son‘ ‘0
I\.Illliai:x.i\ill;'linc“llr;i‘cllimt \I\Iealtscn) lUc. President wuun ll rapidly II R
hrs. tene..e e, . l .
was received. He had no engage-
Iments today outside of the Cabi-
npt meeting. which was. expected
s.
Edgar Gainer. ltlc.
llclcn “‘itrga, 10c.
Florence Auntiii, No. i
It???" ‘Ruislitlli 11%: Ito be’dovoted almont exclusively
i o iy .- t it , . . . .
Elizabeth Irvine. 10c. Ito the Gm" .fltuatlon.
Muriel Ilartlltf. No. No action writ be taken uafi
the official text of the note In”
arrived here and has been studied
by the President and Secretary
ILahsing. The President aired”
lhas discussed with his Cabinet
the steps to be taken in case the
note was found to be unsatisfac-
Itory.
. The official text is expected to
'be here before Sunday. the antil- ',
G‘ ”3“”: m“ versary of the sinking of the .
l’oulos Milton. 10c. t . .
[y “Ohm,“ 10.; ILusnania. It was generally ex-
s. (‘onto. 10c. tpected that whatever action in
I A- Slomlskfl. 100- taken by the American govern-
t'iln'lallialhlltliflm 10c. Iment probably will come on dint
MT; (L’slhll‘, lOC. day. _
A. .\l. l’ohllllall, We. The PreSident already has in-
()acanis I’esce. 10c. .formed Congress of his intentioi
Epm'm” Hart. We. to break diplomatic relations Will!
I\. A. l’olltenius. tile. ‘German 3 h l . un-
Mable Tito 10c. Y. n case er "9y ‘5
Thomas F. 'nowd. l0c. ;satisfactory and. therefore. it In
James Sweeney. 10c. ibclieved he has decided not to to
{before Congress again before tn - J
ting the action. -.
‘ be-
lothard Samuelson, l0c.
Iluth Decker. lttc.
Floyd \\'. Collin. ltlc.
Tom Stack. ltlc.
.loliii Devinc, 250.
Ruth .iiurlng. l00.
ll. E. (‘., lttc.
Mrs. H. E. 0., inc.
llcrntan. 10c.
C. Jackson. 20c.
ll. Devlne, 20¢.
Wltmcycr. 10c.
Lizzie Watson, 10c.
Dorothy Williams, 100.
"' "' “mm” 10°“ I a battle in the Adriatic
Itwcen Italian and Austrian war-
lShlllS and aircraft is reported in
la statement row-tiled in Berlll
itodav from the Austro—Hungarlm
DDIDEM WEDDING
Mlll DE DEIERRAIEDI H .
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“'ES'I‘I’ORT. May than”. and er.lve!‘.n3. _ . . . ..
Nathaniel 5. Kirk will celebrate theiri A Zeppelin dingtble balloon
fiftieth wedding anniversary at thciri was destroyed yesterday by onc
home on ltnpcrial avenue on May 15.: . . . . ":
ltlr. and Mrs. Kirk were married 01130f the Bnt'Sh baht Frame“. .
May 16, 1806 in Yonkers and ineyisquadrons of? the Schlcsmg coast.
have lived in \vesiporr since. Threeisays an official announcement in-
children have been born of the union. sued by the German govemmm. I.
The couple were married by the Rev. today .
Mr. Cole. who was the first Wentpofl , . _ .
man to enlist for the Civil War. He, This ‘5 the second Zeppelin t.
was appointed colonel within a. ahon'be destroyed in two days. 11"
time and was afterward killed. Hr. Zeppelin 1,30 was Mow“ “hm
Kirk also served under Mr. Cole and on the Norwegian coast on w“.
1 hi -
speaks in the highesiMIerginflouannwy after returning from
commanding officer. . _
ed two enlistments. Until ,a few yearn . raid on the east coast of Englnh ,
ago he was engaged in the contract- and Scotland .Tuuday nlg ,.
ing business. Among some of ““‘iWhen the disabled balloon be e
hits home and aluo the home of Charles '0 be carried awev 3W“ A” ~
Kemper. It in expected that there-strong Wind. the Nomad
will be a large attendance at the cola-I taryI authorities u Stavanger g;
brntlon and that an enjoyable “meible'v “a the air vcsul.
will be had by all. Mr. Kirk wtll one . ~
deliver to get. as many of old nmyl The Norwegian «chooner M359-
matea to the affair no possible. He. bound for England With'pit profi‘,‘
stated as far an he knew there are! -—~ ‘
only a few of them living.
Admiralty.
The statement also says Aun- . ~
wairships. have
it
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