Coming Bargains
KEEP POSTED THROUGH
Till: SENTINEL ”ABOUT
DOLLAR DAY. MAY r8th
F STABLISHED 1870
ARRiSl wottthuttrrtrt' " ‘
PROPR|El0R tit
HOME i0lt tori
.,'
fArs. Archer-Gilligan, of Windsor,I
Accused of Poisoning f. If.;
hadrons, of Cheshire, and layl
Itavo itiAod lorry Others l
titers Milt ;
fittilIlllN roan.
Body Was Disinierred fry Order of I
Coroner Mix. of lien liaven l
I
I! \lt'l'l"tli{li. May it. llitl‘lllil‘.l‘
c- nty authorities and the state‘
p flit today continued their luvestl‘a-l
lel of the death of Franklin It. An
Ii. ‘\\‘. of Cheshire. and other inmates
ot the \relrer Home for Elderly
f' it)!» .tt Wind or Andrews died ottv
Nit) :itI, tart. and last night Airs. Amy
l2 ,tttliet'tiilligttrr was arrested char;
.4 with ills illllitlt‘r by poison Arr-
ll. iss' bod} was exlirrrrtetl a week ago
by t'ororit-r Hi 3HK. of New Haven.
ctr-rity. at Plumbing and brought here
for itll .tutop..y. This, it is charged,
stowed tl.it litllstlil ll.tti been admin-
is ered.
\irs tiilituar tll‘lllt'.‘ any connection
with the death of Andrews "i will
ptme ttty rinoceriee," she said. when
amused of the death. "it' i- takes my"
las’ mill. 1 will hang before they
prote it." I
According. to the authorities. secreti
autopsies performed on the bodies of;
to» other inmates of the home have:
indicated that other deaths there oil
the IS which have occurred iu the1
pad five years nray not have been:
«lite to natural causes. in the cases or t
the other two bodies on which autopV
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
Btittllli Ali. srwrtt
' its couusrti
\ portion of the lion itt utertuc sew-l
tit-tween the corner of Water street 1
a i ‘2“ llurrirt awrrue. has t'tiilapsctl.i
A» .I result eoiitplninls are strenuousl
'i'he sewer-was a concrete pipe which:
ii: . disintegrated This is the second!
line within the past three years that
this trouble has been experierrcedi
Serial years ago it was found net‘es-l
.\:tt_\ to replace lfitr feet of the col-l
Nitpn‘t‘tl cement pipe with titriiied sew-r
or tripe, The street department faces
a .wriotts problem in the permanently
ft‘t\lil.; ot ilttrrrrt avenue with such a
t..i.islrackle sewer beneath it.
d‘l.
REVOKE CITIZENSHIP OF MAN5
WHO SWOR'E FALSELY AS TOI
DATE.
For making a false. statement re-
garding the time of his arrival in
this country, the citizenship certlil-i
cute of (‘harles K. Stevens of Dun—t
bury has been revoked. according to;
a notjce received today by Natural-t
ization Clerk Flanagan from Judgei
Thomas of the United States District!
court.
Stevens swore ire entered this coun-:
try at El Paso, Tenn. in February.=
Itiml. From the statement of a man
who entered the country at El Paso
with Stevens it was learned that that.
red date of Stevens‘ entrance was‘
Euleréd u th’liouth Nomlk Poo:
ISllANER Mill Hill
ASSOCIATED PRE“ NEWI FROM ALL PART! OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR, l
J
Office on Second Class latter.
mountain 1 "
iii 1. toosrrm
I‘Tll’sf, last, and All the true"
Want iiiur as Presidential
Induce-Delegates So In.
structod - loss Convention
.._..._.. field of lien ilovon Selects
fur-hand Who Killed W10 A. Debates oadAdopts Resolutions
Ntfi‘fl‘nllfltefillumh'ii ~tvrrvv ll AVE; in?» .. The Pro
60“., Ft“ .mt NI "is 0": gressive party or t onnt-ctlcut through
its mass convention here yesterday
lieud
ill|0ll DIES
fRON WNNNDS
‘afternoon instructed its delegates to
lthe national contention in (‘hicago
.___.__..._. 'next month to tote “first. last and all
the time" for Theodore Roosevelt for
.tlte party nomination for president.
WAS AWAI“ .‘ Another resolution offered. debuted.
Iand their withdrawn after a brief one
lpledging the delegation to ltooseveltI
IN W|NDHAM JAll-Ihad been adopted. would have per~
.Imitted the delegates to have voted for
tsome one else had the "psychological
trirorrient” arrived when the votes
.rotrld have been cast for another
unwed a S’uld Iflui candidate Tire opinion of the con
I\r‘illl(lil as expressed by several dele
rates was that t‘ol. Roosevelt Would
:krrow when the "psychological rtio
'nient“ had arrived by declining
iperrnlt his name to be presented
One of the delegates chosen in or»
dcr to make the position of the dele~
gates clear asked Joseph W.
the chairman. whether the instrue
tltiri meant that the delegates were at
liberty to vote for another candidate
{should Roosevelt not permit his name
{to be used. and he was told that the
'irrstructioris would permit this.
Iiurdly
Capture Nearly a Week Ago
llRUUKIA‘N. Conn, .\l.t_v it ~.iolrn
Elliott. of Tlioriipsorr. who was cap-
tured last Thursday after a two days'i
search by a posse. who sought him as
the murdered of Miss Sybil l'ettis.
and her father. George A. l'ettiii. ot.
that town, on May ‘1. died today at
the Windham (‘ourity Juli. lie was
b'eltrz held there pending action by
the Grand Jury.
After Elliott was arrested in. 'l‘l -,
_ i re delegation chosen follows
'l-‘ltorripstin. Thursday. attrflt'tlll‘ 9X . . . , . . .
tiiriiitetl .t t'tllliiil vtotrrrd. \\llll‘ll lll “M . “"31 Il‘trlllrl kilos Ntrlllt.
, . , ‘ I if the skull ‘l‘lirllllltgllill, and Joseph \\, Alsop,
With” liliutnoriiit‘in‘ or the bone lr‘t-liAmn'
. spin it - , -. I_v,\. y t .
"W” 5"““""“d ““d ”9mm" “N" “M, wiitit (l'lxlillilliti:tl tiring-tit]. 7h rthiiiiii'
that a mom had produced the frac thin \‘orwlch‘I third it“ ‘Q [hitter
ltlre and it had found lodgment in tlicl _ 5' ‘ , . ' . ' ' " ‘
brain Elliott's condition had been “0m” Mi“ Haven. f_”““h' ““1"".
serious frorii the time he was locked! sksforaxg'rDuEM’ML fifth, " "'
up after being held for trial by Jun-t ‘Diit l t it 't a" Fl M A \V
l-e R H Chandler of Thompsomt “r? u erna " " r ' ' '
l‘ - - ' :Olds. ninth-or. and mom McMillan.
”9 dim “ wwk' “"New Britain; second. t‘. P. Bonfoey,
Middleton-n. and C. E. Carpenter.
Norwich. third. .l. is, Smith, Unngc.
and J. t‘.. Schwlnk. t... Moriderr:
fourth. Robert Scholley. Shelton. and
last Thursday.
moat to the minute. from the time he
killed l’ettrs and his daughter. Elliott
made no statement or even remark
about his crime from the tIime he
was laced in a cell. Last 'n gt tie ‘ I . . I
atteni’iing surgeon noticcd that tlic;':ir$‘fi:IL°I;f' llN'iit’flilliimtlonMHL Jill”! (
llltln was rapidly failing. Utherl“,adhums .Torrln mi .
surgeons were called and tltey pried Alternates at lagr e 'rRev lir C III
open Elliott's mouth and they found To lor Greenwlchg- i’rof \i'tnhlell
that he had shot himself through mm’llei’idcruon \‘ew li~'v-n- P‘- L i l I
month, this fact geing aeveirled IfIrIJr ton New haw" riirtl Ii) ‘1 “is:
the first time an con rm ng e . ' ‘ - - - - ..
earlier opinion that a bullet had .lartford.
caused'the cranial wound. Elliott had
placed the muzzle of one of his auto-
matic pistols In his mouth and had
sent a bullet upward through the
head. Two .‘lluissllo had gone through
skull outward and not inward. When
he was captured Elliott could talk. but
after tirat he said practically nothing.
it is believed that an autopsy will
he held upon the botly to complete
the records of the case. it is not yet
known whether or not relatives will
claim the body.
(Continuet‘on Sixth Page.)
W.
tlll0lt tttt NAME
ilx BOMMISSION totttttt
It is expected that this . evening
Mayor t‘arl Axel liar-stroni will make
known to the members of the city
council his choice of the six men to
make up the tax commission. which is
being organized at the mayor's sug-
gestion to devise a more scientific and
off Holt HARBORIMH method of assessing anti taxing
‘ Norwalk property.
_ l Tonight's meeting is expected to be
a brief one. A hearing will be held
on the relocation of poles and tracks
on Sem'lew avenue Fort street, Van
Zant street and East Washington
street. Otlicr routine matters will be
i considered.
—'i‘he steamer S. R. Kirby, owned by‘
I __
.:::‘:.:.::.::‘::::.:::::.;::::.::;first RACE 0* SEW"
Wt ftllt mill Pltli0li Gilli
Crew of Twenty idotr Believed to
[love Perished During terrific
Storm
pany, of Detroit, was lost off
harbor. Lake Superior, yesterday. dur‘
rug a terrific storm. according to a re-
éourn NORWALKRfifiNZITU‘ESDAY, um; 1916 4
l0.
Alsop“
and F. l‘.‘
Farr and cooler tonight;
MAY 18th IS TH!
TIME TO LOOK
FORWARD TO 1
Wed. fair.
,- A- “-c
tundra ”wtto CAUSED
RISING or
turn to '
tttltitiLBORDER. PANIOGRAPH
Aul Vostorday Alto-pied to
Discover By Whose Negligence
‘ Pontogrupli Was Raised Ibo
“it Abner f. Jordon Received
Burns Which Resultcd in Death
later
ghosidoot‘Wllson M troops:
' oi Aofionhl Gold Fro- Toxos‘
' and Inn union for anyi
.—_—..
Intro till
~ it rains filliflli
Conferences of American andJowAN WAS lu- 8H0“
"""" "W “W“ liNi Bil0iii AiliNlliNi
wasurxo'roa. Mar Sir—Prettm‘nh
Neill".§§'§:3°it&iéo"i3 .li'ii":-i3iirm on [w 3.“ my
”‘“ ”m" “"“‘“°“‘ Jordon m Hill to Release
Safety Switch and Onioclt flat
Secntnry Butter today issued the
following statement regarding the use
tlre Pantoxraplrs Might Go up
.to ford Wire
of the militia.
"The outbreak in the lllg Bend Ills-
lf‘lt‘l of the Rio t‘iruride has so fat
further t-riiphuslzm the danger of
similar occurrences lllUlut our long;
border that the President has called
out the militia of Arizona. New Mex I in ”M. pm,“ I“ dummy“
‘ico and ’l't'Xfll. and (“1‘9“le them ‘0 . negligence lllt' paritouraph or the faint
”’90“ l” tic-non] Ftlliflltill. "h“ “““rriolorerrgtui- was NIUI.\l1‘lN to the feed
assign them 10 stations along the “ll’r on ”H. evening "1‘ April l-lth
border for pltU‘Ol dill!“- .\iliih- Abner l" .lorthtrr. of Harlem.
"In addition to that. two additional ‘ N. i'. was on the top of the
regiments of regular infantry haveIrepaii-iiig the bell. t'oroner
been dircclcd l0 Dfm‘f‘t‘d ‘0 ”W ”0" tl’helan yesterday afternoon at 2
.der and such further nrrlnumt’nl't o'clock in the (‘in Hall. opened his in
. will be made H IN 1190"“?! lo“ lh" . quest into Jordan's death. who died
complete uecrgity of the 9009'? Olifollowing air operation as It result of
ithe United Slates against raids oi.burns suffered.
this character“ ' The coroner received the testimony
. Secretary linker said the militia oflof William Speidler. of New London.
Itbe three border states would make . (pun. Jordan‘s fireman, and who was
available about 1.000 men. lwlth him at the time of the accident;
(Dr. Henry C. Slierer. railroad physi-
cian. who treated Jordan and then
thuntletl him to the hospital; William
hi. (i'Meare. acting road foreman ot'
lelectrlc locorrrntlves. of New York.
land l'cter Ford. of liavilarrd street.
[this city.
engine
.lolin .l.
‘ (Continued on Page Four.)
- ._____
AllAS POWDER
9 airtime
i itsttotii; an:
[ ldelegutes to the ih-rnocrati: State
l ,t-onventiori which will he called to or-
this evening. came
here early in anticipation of meeting
acquaintances and of getting an idea
of the general political situation from
State (‘hairman liavld i-J. Fltztierald.
u D |
Ion Boliovodto Ilove lost their
h'.‘ It”. “0’3“"! who recently was in the South and
who stopped over in Washington on
LAKE HOPATCONG, N. ].,tltl-‘ way back. and from National t‘orn
__ - mitteeman Homer S. Cummings. who
May 9. It is reported that threewm be
i (Continued on Page Eight.)
——-
liltli interns tit
'der in Music Hall.
iBofueon fifty and One Hundred?
. . temporary chairman. who is
bulldmgs 0f the Atlas Powder“, close touch with the National Att-
Company. of this Place. wefejministration.
destroyed by an explosion at The State Central committee was to
noon Between fifty and one hun_§tiicet in the late afternoon to pass
upon the temporary mil of delegates
dud ".“n are reported to have.ns prepared by Secretary i‘. ii, ()‘Sul-
been killed. ilivnri. The outlook was for several
NEWARK. N. J~. May 9-'— contests before the credentials com»
TWO buildings stored with dyna-‘nilttee tonight. when the question of
mite, belonging to the plant oftcertifying the roll came up. The
=mend at the fall convention. probably
the Atlas FOWdcr Company at‘rules committee v.lii‘~b is to recurri-
ihke Hopatcong, blew “p Shortly 5a change in certain parts of the party
iafter 1 o'clock today. killing atirules. will also meet. its :tclion.how-
ileasf‘four men. according to telc-lever. will not come before this con-
i
GERMANY Nil Nil RiPll
i
t‘.lltl,-i‘
l0 [All AMERICAN Ntlli
grottotit critttittitt iii ‘1
g smote ftiR rinristttr I
one: School and riieti School
Today Aro Wctllepresonted iii
‘ List of Contributors to the.
SentineLStovens Ftrud—AnonntE
Today is $111.85 '
, 'lht- St-iittntlswietis battleship fund
for the :s‘teriett fund has reached the
tot-ti of Sill hf- Seton hundred and
thirty-two contributors are represent~
it in the donation ol that amount.
'llit thllnPlrSLth‘lle fund will be
swelled etiorttiousi) by the patriotic
benefit perfor‘riunce whrth so manv
vpiorile have been waiting for. Tlris‘
lit-item will comprise the presentation
or the thriller. “intense or Tribute,"
in the Palace Theatre North Main
siteit. Ttic‘stinv cirrttne. May 16th. "-
tle- hearty applause tli--t greets the
tirintiunct-riient on the i'rlace screen of
the coming to this t‘ll\. May 16th, of
“lief. it“ .i o' 'l' e.” is cur indication
u). r 'I this picture is one
tllil‘i 1-,:vlllal'.
(if IA.-
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
OWNERS HERE [EARN 0i ,
SNlP'S lllSASlRllllS RIP;
1'
' News has been t'eeclied by Southi
Norwalk owners ot the schoonerl
"tharles A. t‘anipbell” ot‘ a disasterI
met with by that vessel a few weeks.
ago. There are several local real
dents who have it part ownership in:
the. .t'Iioone'r. l
The "t‘anipbi-ll" has bound from:
i’oritla to New York. carrying a large,
turgo of railroad tics During the ear-I
Ily part of the \oyaire she met with]
southeast windw. which soon changed:
to \iolent north winds. As a rustling
till? schooner became water-logged and«
.cornpietely disabled. ‘
: When the steamer "Senator" was
sighted, she was hailed and the. mem-
bers of the crew, excepting the can.
tain and first mate. were taken aboardl
.in small boats. The “(‘arnpbell" was:
itaken in low, but during the sfternoout
the hawser parted. The next morningl
the captain and mate were taken.
aboard the steamer. and the t‘ampbelli
abandoned. y
The crew and officers were landed»
at Hampton ltoads, Virginia. The:
captain secured a t'nitetl States rev-i
triue cutter. and set out on a search,
for the “(‘anipbell." They left Hamp-
ton Roads the same night of their ar-
rital. and next morning sighted the
stbooner. but torrid not tie a line fast;
.to her rrntil the stormy weather mod-t
‘('i'fllf‘(l. The “Campbell" was towed to“
‘the Newport News Ship Building &
‘ltry Dock (“mop-any, where temporary!
repairs were made to allow her to con-i
tiriue to her destination. I
The “Campbell" was very badly dam;
aged and lost her deck load as well as;
their tics front the hold. . .
luv stirs iii ti. j
i
l
1:. l’l'ual'l'. “407. Tire government 0“port received here this forgnoon. Thel
licials discovered this and called it toi"“‘f‘lm'l'I(“ml8d a "9W 0‘ ~0 1“?“de
the attention of Judge Thomas. it is believed they were drowned. .
.the local maps. The birds were lib-i
on lNllillllllthlthI . I
Will 10 MARCH [0mm?:r:::...t‘..:°vn.:f. turnout:
The first race of the present seasont
FAlRFiEL DCENTER TO
HAVE PUBLIC PARKt
i'tlltli‘llllm, May 9.——\’t"orkrrren in;
th- employ of lhl’cr ll. Warner arei
('tritlillt‘ilnfl iritprorenient on. a pint of,
around on Spring street. Fairileidfll
\ih‘eh will soon be turned into a pub;
Internbers of the Hillside Hunting Pig-1
{eon Club. this city. The race was 100‘
5miles. and was from Trenton. N. J..t0t
8:48:10. flying the distance in twol
ihours and 48 minutes. Tire next fly}
he trtyl'k; l - iwill be held from the 200 mile station.
.\ triangular piece of ground norm-r Memorial Day will be observed infiMngnolia. am, on Sunday. May 14th.
site St. 'i‘hortias‘ church was purchaslNorwalk this year with programs est-3 Thc results of the SundayI May 81h.
err by “r, Warner from the Killian es- pecially befitting the annual occasion. traces: i
lair. it was graded anti the trees and. Douglas Fowler Post and Bucklngham‘lst diploma—
: _ {phonic advices received here. The i "mm"-
explosion shook New Jersey
“‘35 Sunday “0““ by birds own“ by . towns witihn a radius of about 25!
miles.
llllllAR DAY
CNNENAY l8lN
As the great day of values approach-
es. the. interest of the patrons of our
merchants is steadily growing. This
NAN f0R CAMERON 00.;
The items of business at tomorrow's] i
nonstop wil be the selection of dchw ”' ” l
garment-large. anti 'hf’ll' all”“‘“““n It‘. S. Younz. of Toledo. Ohio form-l
.“nd “NH" (WOMAN and alternates...“ connected with the Allen’Motorl
to the National convention, and ‘he‘t'enipanv. of i'Ostor‘iu Ohio has beeiri
lacceptnnee of a platform. it is not ex engaged bv the Cainet'on'Car Com-l
[peeled that the session would be N‘)‘.l>llnl'. of Du", street. {my “W. to my“.
gtrncted. . 'cirnrge of the sales and advertising
I Tonight State t‘lr-iirrnan i-‘ltzflerald department of that iirnr.
.Wl“ 1‘3“ ‘0 0rd“? “ml 1‘“- C‘m‘mlnfli Mr. Young has been in the automo
Iwill make the keynote speech. He is bile business in the we“ for a now
{expected ‘0 Rh" ““‘ch attention to her of years. and he will lend his wide
.Senntor McLean‘s comment on nation experience to good effect in building
tal and political conditions made attire up th local ,company. Mr Young in:
tRepubllcan convention recently. 1’00" possessed of'lhat weqmm "'push-Imd-t
adjournment district caucuses will be ‘ ' ' '
t
i
shrnbbr-ry imprmt-d. Worknien arejPost. veterans of the Grand Army. will I(‘.. 'r. Callaghan..995.04 yds. per min.!w'lil be a day long to be remembered h ld . IRNIthN" spirit. WhichIrPsulted in lo;
now engaged settinlz benches. lparade together this year. as planned .211 diploma— ‘lby those who take advantage or these 8 ' ._.,.-.-. _‘ ”M‘*__ venting the automobile industry In the;
Mr. Warner said yesterday that baby the members of the two corps. Ere-70. H. Butler......983.18 yds. per mln.'great Dollar Day values. The pubflc; LIGHTNING STARTS FIRE \vcst. instead of the cast. Where the;
plazis to have a place where persons tenslve plans are being made for the J. Bodjok ....... 958.60 yds. per mln.Iis invited to come out Wednesday‘ ET WN M 9 D in. an members of the Cameron Company
waiting for church services and resi-lsuccess of Decoration Days observanc-‘E. Mtchek 832,38 yd... per min. evening, ”May 17. to inspect the store. MIDDL 0 . 33' ~— ‘1’ 3 ~ believe it rightfully belongs .nnd
tit its of Mill Plain and Greenfield Hillies here. iii if. Ktnlppel....
Waiting for trolley cars. may rest. He; At the meeting of Douglas Fowler 0. A. Johnson....824.10 yds.
declared it should improve also tired’ost, G. A. 11.. last night. an invitation P. M. Lumnce..584.41 yds. per
weal approach to the town. “from Rev. William G. Glflln was ac- J. Ryan . ... ..... 228.36 yds. per
Part of the land was deeded by Mr. cepted to attend services in the South L. Godutos timer was started
892.83 yds. per
per
min.
min. windows that they may see and know' electrical storm last night. . I
min. the great values that will be offered struck o burn on the Cole! estate in tron by making their business here "1 0'.
min. for the following day.
The American Band will give a
no grand concert, in Mahockemo Squared
Warner to the town in order thathonvatk If. E. church on the evening that he could not time in when his on that evening. from 8:15 to 9:15.
Spring street might be straightened. of May 28. (birds arrived.
Don‘t urlss the big doings.
llghtnlng'ahau endeavor to prove their contem'
Xi’llllums street, setting the bullt‘liniz‘more than “ rousing success. Opti-
mistic predictions for the future of
v e .
ton fire “d causing its compleIt d8 lthe local autonobllo concern are be
gatructlon. A small automobile in the-Er” mails. l
lbcrn W88 destroyed. . u ”or f‘rfl: \- L . l
\
Queen
linited States Acc
Kaiser’s Promises
Submarine Warfare I
Be Altered Aeroflot
Drop Bombs on Port SI
- - - White Star line
Cynipic Sunk
"—
Amcrica's latest note to Ger-
many on the submarine contu-
versy had gone forward to Bet-
lin today. and A :lrninistration cf-
ficials were interested in knowing
whether Germany would make
any reply. It was intimated in!
German circles that the Imperial
Government might not consik
an answer necessary.
The text of the note, made pub-
lic last night. shows that the
United States accepts the Goo.
man promises that submarb
warfare in the future will be ‘-
tered to conform with recoghiul
rules of international law. It 'I-
Isist:. however. that Germ!”
must not consider her respect for.
. rights of American citizens on the
high seas contingent on the cou-
dnct of any. other belligerent with
whom the United States may he
negotiating. ’
“Responsibility in such matter.
is single. not joint; absolute not
relative." says the note.
Secretary Lansing gave out .a
statement explaining that a large
part of the latest German reply
dealt with questions concerning
the conduct of other belligerent:
which the American government
could not discuss with the Berlin
Government. He stated, however.
that he considered Germanv ha! *
“yielded to our representations."
and that “we can have no ream
to quarrel with her" so long II
the altered submarine policy b
not violated.
A Renter's dispatch from Cairo
received in London says that
two hostile aeroplanes droppd
eight bombs on Port Said on
Monday morning. Three civilian
were wounded. The attackeu'
were driven oif bv fire from anti;-
aircraft guns. There was no
property (firmagc.
Lloyd's reports that the White
Star liner Cymri: sank at 3
o'clock this morning. All on board
were saved.
Cable dispatches yesterday said
the r3.ooo-ton steamship Cymrin
had been tomcdoed by a German
submarine off the lrish port, at a
p. in. Monday. The Cvmric left
New York April 2o. with a large.
ca‘fivo of war munitions for Liva-
pool. She had been in service as.
13 freighter for several weeks and
carried no passengers. Her crew
numbered about one hundred
men, none of whom, so far as in'
known at the White Star offices
in New York. is an American.
A message received at the
White Star Linc offices in New
York todav from the offices it
London said that the Cymric
sank at 1 a. m. This message con-
cluded: “Believed crew saved."
An earlier cablcgram today. the
first official word received bv the
line’s officials here, was sent from
London last night. reading:
_"Rezret toeinform you that
Cvmric torpedoed .noon today.
Ship believed to be. sinking." _
Later the line‘s officials statetr
that thcv bad confirmation from
sources that the crew had been
rescued. ’ '
1- «vim-Hm! th- formdoim: of
the White Star Liner Cvmric to “
Stare todav.
DcDartprcnt
America
Consul Frost,
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