ERY DAY on LATEST
LOCAL AND TELE-
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i EST BLISHED 1370. Office In swell: c...:'ll‘.‘.t‘..'.’°"
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW8 FROMA ALL PART‘ OF THE WDRLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
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llr. Valeria ll. Parker, Field Secre-
tary of the Connecticut Society
of Social Hygiene, Addresses
rliorwulk Chapter
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Meeting lleld This Afternoon in
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in; \‘Alcrrt ll. Partner of liartt‘cri.
Filtll'l‘lsllt’ti a large gathering an the
South Nurwntlie (iongrountionai t'hurcii
tibia afternoon. under the auspices ht
Ntll'it'tflk Chapter, 1). A. it. Dr, Parker,
who is well-known no a social welfare
awn-leer, urged the. erection of it sir.
i “Formntory for women. At the cou-
(iuttion (it: 'liill‘,‘ address refreshments
wine served
. who t‘iltll‘t‘r‘l with intensciy interest»
int; :ittd c't‘nu'ttuoeii the thoughtful at-
‘r‘llllilll «i 't‘
Ll t-p not"; ,ll‘likl' Hpiliit‘ of the
attulluuiw cutplwen in dutiful:
.wlth \.tuuoi. who tin-1w sander tilt‘ op-
(Ilullon at it: » 'l‘hr t‘-Ili\’
etilrtrnultw, n m, {or it ,itltl'4t‘ 5.;
either it» lti c .. we \‘ ctr ‘li. which tre-
(tilcnlly int i'~ that tho} to; right out
{to till“ .4... t" ctrt. t" ‘r line. or
£1” lifllllt'dlr‘l lien. M tin; count; ,i..il.
‘1 "it: cl‘lt‘ewl. of" rm 1' Elli-"ill is lit'l‘»
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Action tvtl be taken by the police
department, in. regard to the freeing or
otlcwailra of la: and snow. Chief Pen-
nington Rititl tint? the ionizer had been
Tori, to the police. jurisdiction and that,
it the snow ice tilt:- not cleared off
One wnrintu; ought. to be enough {or
throw it‘w are. detriment. Many people,
into curried out the law to a letter
and ii in ltopct: the rest \lill follow
their eizitniplc.
The rt-tritot of inc. ordinance dealing
with link world» it: follows. "\‘l’licncvcr
tin- Sltlflli’itllt fronting or admiring any
building or land in the t'ily slit-ill bu
'nltuliy c. psrlmity (ta‘ttél'l‘tj by snow or
life, it :vhai‘t he the. duty of the owner
or occupant of such. building or lot‘of
loud, or portions lithll‘“ charge there.
of to {none said suite walk to be made
silo (and tonvcnincni by removing
said sum» therefrom within the first
nix houm .- I daylight immediately fol-
lowing: pm- :tccutnuiatiotr of snow
thereon or in the case of ice by cov-
ering the some with sand or other
suitable luminance within the first six
llmll‘fl of titty-light; foilowing'lbe ncv
elimination. of said ice, and the re-
covering in»; some with sand or other
suitable unhsta rice, to be removed as
often on may be necessary tom!)
said sidewalk safe. and convenient
There it; a fine of ten dollar: at-
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ltcizcd "1 in? Violation of this ordin-
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g‘litlli-ttl' Lodge, l 0. O. l-‘., {it last.
night‘s mace its; voted to purchase the
plot of build on the corner-vol Spring
null Worthington sis... owned by Hurrv
Goodwin. «"I‘he, land was .ornterlv n
portion of the Peter Cunningham es-
tntl‘o. The lodge in contemplating
building one of the finest homes in
‘ tho city On these grounds. No stores
will be allowed in 'it, and the home'
, Witt be. for members of Butler lodue
. only. ‘ ' y ' h
“The plot: of land is 13.5 feet by too
linden it: can be, seen that it is quite
at large. We of ground. it is under-
stood l at .tbe purchase price will
bf: about; $10,090. if there is no bitch
in the ylroceedfttgu, the deal will be
cmnumftted shertty.
’1'th drill be a. lodge room on the
r'tE‘coréd ffifloor.‘ and a. banduet'ltitii on
. ‘. rs. our, n e "
y be debited. . omblnation much to
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SOUTH NORWALlr. CONN/Tiltinsunv, DECEMBER 2:, 1916.
Homellcpnrmtcnl
READ THE sumo,-
NEL FOR INFORMA-
TION INDISPENSA.
BLE FOR EVER!
HOUSEHOLD._: ,
Rain or snow tonight
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Tell of Associations with Murdered
Women and Identity Clothing
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PASSENGERS
NEAR Dilifl
Knickerbocker Express is Flagged
iEL Time to Prevent Serious Rear-
end Collision Near Life Bridge”
Bridgeport
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Automatic Derailing Device Respon—
sible for the Tie-up
lORElGNERS
l‘ntlorworltt folk took the stand yes.
terduy afternoon in the manslaughter
trial of William F. Fair and Jack fROM TORREON
Devoteuux. They were called upon-i; '
by the state to identify clothes foundi _ _ ' ‘ .
by the body dl‘dtUVI‘I‘Pd in the Darien BrltlSh Counsel WM With I”
Trains Carrying foreign Resi-
woods, .1914. as those. owned by
“iii-ace Clifton." its Mrs. Margaret F.i .
dents on the Way to Eagle Pass,
Texas
P:1il"\\‘ils known in Albany’s tender-l
lloin district. Effort was made 0'
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{prove that Fair lived upou the. corn-Z
tugs oi? Women inmates of dinrcpufi
table houses. William. Gourley. six-l
litres: agent 'nt tilcnhrook. produced;
irecotds ‘Wllll‘ll arc claimed to show;
' Fair from ttntc to time received;
bunnies of money from Albany. Dur’
film: 1913 he is said to have gotten
.oter $1,874 and over $1le in 1914.
alluring: that'pcriod llevercntt :‘e'
,icrell to have receivctl 5173' t.
f sonic source.
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Mllflllill
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Claims lle Has Been Put to Much
Trouble and Great Expense By
Action Against Him
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iSupreme Court Upholds Frederick?
'Scheidler’s Contention of Ctats
l Mrs. ldn. McMahon, n Rochester, Residents of the “hunt " l Distincton
l _‘ ) ‘ ‘ ‘ .. iN. ll. bourdiuuliousc prom-trim; , l ._ Wk”,
‘ linillttiul’tltxll, ilcc. 2i. >l’ronipt' until Hilt‘ lvatl neon hire. i-‘nir in. that, ' . ‘ ‘ . i . ,.
“F““n ”“d rurc lll't‘fit‘nt‘c of mind on ford. I’ll, alter ilt‘i‘ Albany house had. SAN ANTONIO: Tux:t "PC. '31." "Alli 1:? the .(‘i‘fis 9! ‘ "‘3" “ “”NI "*‘
tire part of lilnu‘tllltlllt'llll‘ in churirtr from closed by tho traitor. She lent unofficial report, strum Eagle Puss‘lithltiliifl .231; m 1““ “M“ ”.“W' “ “W“
of passenger train No. 1372. in soudinz; her money to t'mtil' to imrit-u, Luler‘ 'l‘cx.. today. was no the effect that ‘ dll‘mr “1 ”i” m” “W” ““ “W"
his linj‘cnmn to flat: the linlcbcriioric
or mucus, ruining about five minu'-
on behind him. when the engine of bio
‘- illt’ rcceircd it him from Mrs. i’nir'. from (,‘otisul O'ilen'niuted htt bad linen
lurillllltl‘kl‘ti llurira, This was (>th Hum Tori-eon with two trains carry
‘ _ ‘ er tllil‘i'iu April or .‘day of ill“. or it 'f a the Americans and other for-
”‘f‘m “'1‘“ “Will“! “‘51 night 1““ “it" I umith or two llt‘ltll‘t‘ the finding of 33.}:an 'l‘hc t‘chl‘t says ”It’ll 30”
of the draw lll‘llll-{t‘ by the automatic; [th l‘udll gmz.l.pm, for me south. hoping to re»:
apparatus:prcvcntcd what would have; Tells of Dust Lift 3‘1“,“ Zacnlcrns. thence to “take, their
resulted in a serious rear-end coillu A mm“ “mm“, of nutlvilc-auc.‘ Wflt‘ to Sun Lulu potent and to the
Hon. lloth trains \tci‘ctrowdcd \\'ith:;tlpn.ly tlrcsscd. Mrs. Ale.“ thou. (“lion border through Monteroy.
illlhl‘t‘lltflllts bound .lor .\cw \ork undjhv told ”f “H. hurt me M H" “mm“. llcl’orc communicutttm wits cur
till.tll‘illt‘tll.-lfl.i sinuous, and illtll Illit‘ ”M lit‘t'ltt‘l‘ oi dinrcputahic 11‘,‘.5‘,.‘."mu.y, fly Malays Nogrno, lttensflges
ituitkm-l-ockr-r cypress _<‘l‘llttllt“tl “it". Site retail-rt than”. or her minder-tugs trout (Totuul [Hilda utnlcd he had blunt.
the prcccdinpv train the list of dead tn- from city m city under “3mm.“ Mpcpwfuy on instructlnnn from.
”"" —-—-— t\\'nn—lilnrtton. in perttunding all the
ttiOnllnllf’d on Fourth Page.) il‘nreigners Atticrlcnns Germans and
...._An__...___....._-.. flinuiish to leave.
‘ it is bclievcil at the border that Vil-
p. mm by this limo entered ’l‘orreon.
Lerd‘o were.
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SlCURE Clllllillltl
itiomen Pulnclo mug ext
E lpected to capliutute to him today.
iAmerlcnn officials had no communtca- ’_
IN GAMBL'NG CASEJtiou beyond l’arcdon. (treat concern
flu felt, for the live hundred-Chinese in
’HM‘ ’i‘orrcou district. it was impossible
1to mow the Chinese and it is feared
there will be it repetition of the. mono
more of tour ycars nun in Torrcn when
hundreds of Chinese were shot down.
Those clottcly l‘l touch with the alt-
...“ Illlltltlit busing their belief on the lust ,
A M‘— x" e u (‘stlllllt‘ to arrive so
l.litilii:_ilii»()u'r. iron. 31", 130mm“ ;ni;huhlm \‘illu wt
net mun asner‘tcd that he would not Egnlf‘lnf’t :‘";::¥:‘5‘il‘1 frill’illtl‘illtz‘“WW.“lam,” in the lagoon district.
change litt‘ mt’icr board in the .lrrt‘ft‘tr-fmy.‘q bug'an . It (tntrrvvof moi - _ _ __
.itlll school. an ordered by tho (‘ouncil‘ ‘ " *‘S “(“0“ Mild \chln nl
.fcw hunurcd feet of polict- llt'aduuur-l G cASE
.llllllill ill .
CHANEblllR Bflllllll;
Building Inspector Finch Says “eEProprielor it
Will Have to Carry Out Order oti
the Councilmen ‘
of Present at Trial of
Case in Bridgeport-43 Said to
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l'l‘t'lil,‘l‘ll: it. t ullcn. electrician. this“
morning in tin interview with at Scott
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at its lust meeting unless he recelveo‘ ) q .. y, .. . _
instructions to do so from the ”02ml:hiretiiigigwa?‘gruff!"[£1113 .Of "0 Plough
of Education .llc said that he had re-E tertlny 'inoriiinr: hi ”"1 (film? ""5““ 39"" :
(circtl il'l order from Superintendent' qmm] . ,. . :23” court. ‘ ‘ t l
irn iv}. Chapman authorizing him toE fudge I'lrcdgific‘ \d’l'ifihtllll'tt sfllglltitll 131*} ’ L l
i‘il‘lll"t‘ the mcter board as to con-l: _ " ' 1 Pt illlw l
lllltillhlllt‘ mum of till." i: U. 1. & w. "1‘” ““9”” PW” "tilt‘tlt‘tlt‘d he Dam; --*--' i
(‘ompuuy which states that iiohtrcteryhf.H lute, mm costs "Ni. wttitmanyi it continued hcolriutl 01‘ ”i“ “it-“0
shall bc inuttillcti unlezis within reason!Il‘lxisnd”x I”; cum hulldilugi Smith % m‘ the Glover Lhiuuul‘tociurilltl mom-i
'- . - , . . l i ntvcr w n tll‘l‘eslm Wyn”. hit: 1, , ‘ . ,‘ w“
H I 1 " ‘ ‘ ' ' . ' « v' ‘ .n H.511“
:hst-igud gt (flh‘tlll gym“)! ‘huh (“I counsel ”Willi.“ l“. Mara declarcdi Vim‘x 0f MHPQ‘d‘t-‘tw‘il‘l' 13m} held res}
(13551313.: f3... color or; he filed a demurrer. ’i‘lte dcuiur ““m‘EQdFW 3) _‘l. ‘i‘iwlhqléfiw. District :
1"ntulillhis morirdng stated that t'ul "W was overhauled, ~‘flmu m H: Ind v i‘lw‘tird Thomas
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‘leln would have to change the meter “Mac” N°t Present . ( "1Q".\.‘);;xlv‘en h
heard as he hud “6 permit '0 mukc: hon?“alifizgallliiildul'irsziimrmug 1?)! the; micltlfwvard ll. (lullaher. manager of tho
any alterations in the wiring of tiie‘m’1 exposchinlthe Ailridgcplociflo $35 :3 (‘lmcl' Manufacturing t‘oinpnny.1 occu-i
' , . ”In 1‘! t the White' ‘ -‘ ‘ » - . .\ ,- c: riu up our
figfwh [{h")&::;)::ny 121,0 pinst'tlletl' December I, was not in court. Friends bad the witness at tilt] du ll |
u r ‘l‘ l ,W . .
lug session,und during this»
_ . ‘ . ,_ of his said he was known to munv* ”W morn . . . .
the motor. board in lhc flial place “‘m,‘Britlgcport:u‘a, nilegod to have. gm;- ? mm was directly examined 1“ Alloy.
the only one to take out a permit.
He quoted selection 33 of the lion
ing order in regard to electrical.
wiring as follows: No persons shalii
add to or alter within a building any
portion of the wiring system which is.
”joey (T‘hupmunY of New York city.
just $11233: counsel for the plaintiff. and cross-
" ‘ctamiucd by Attorncys (irny & (tray
of Norwuik, lawyelrs for the defend
out. .
A number of witnesses were placed;
on the stand during the afternoon
session, and the court did mil adjourn
until late in the afternoon.
Another bearing on the case is be
m blcu in the h'oussc. is said
been in the city from
until Tuesday.
Smith was employed by McNaitt:tra.]
according to the Post’s special inves~‘
designed to carry an electric light: 25311325321303.1123: cfiflfifl; 1:11)“:
heat or power’ current (except mifield avenue A'h ‘p n RL‘ bl; -.
make the necessary repairsl until the.' club has it‘d ‘ ex 3 ‘: hp“ lean;
.. ,. y ‘ - - w'rin . a icudqnarieia at the press-2
on 11H “Rosa‘tltcyliln‘tiffnllfiiri‘idilniirheant‘: ”gent time. The special investigator!
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points 0f connection “'1‘“ 01“51de.};apm. Box compunyls plant, :3“? ut. it is‘ possible that the easel
gcircuits as the inspector shall re-
lquirc."
After a plan has been approved, no
initernation therein shall be allowed,
l except as provided in this section.
‘ Mr. Finch defended Mr. Chapman in
he was a cutter, to open a gambling may not be finished until the lust of.
place. Smith. when arrested, nectar-1th“ “'99“-
,ctl that he is a paper cutter. Cup:i ,
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min Philip. T. Blansfield on'n war-
mnt issued of Assistant hity‘ Prose~ fAlR HAVEN ”Alt“
color '3 Earle Gar-lick. arresreth ;
ismilb. David H. Cotter, cafe own- ADULIERAIED OYS-I-ERS
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' A fair Haven oyster dealer was.
fined forf'ntiultcrating his product. It
was not charged that he put water
into the stock, but the oysters are
washed in fresh water and absorb a
third or a quarter of their own
weight. It is‘ this that fats them up
and takes away that salty flavor
which those who know what it is love
and mine. i The dealer says the gov-
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ledge that it was necessary to take.)
loot a permit before. the. alternationS'
could he made. Mr. Finch, said that it i
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.“Council, when it ordered me‘ to do it;
was up to Mr. Cullen to thke out the . .
pcru ‘t. .
it . Cullen said that. he would : [IGHIY EDQEWAIER
lchnnge the meter hour if paid for; M'NERS [NTOMED
* without. pay must have thought that iti V ‘
was a thing that could be “1?va in f: {
few minutes. “As a matter 0 not. i - .
will take about three days. illlsaster Rewind "I the WOW?) I)!
2 the Tennessee Coal and Iron
jdo'rng it. and also asserted that the}
.inspcolor Finch also stated that un-
tl'tndz- nu l‘trrur ;.. luv
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violation and conflicted with tlic Hilllt‘
luv: which llitl't' the new jurisditiion
liliqlt’vtlif‘ti and thc
order to demolish all work done with-
“out n permit. Mr. Finch said that ift
the meter board is not changed, fur-l
thur action will be fatten by the
Council. - .
Superintendent Ira T. Chapman had
, . eminent requires that "oybters on
d“ “cum “31.1 0f ‘1"? same ordiinaucci; com an washéd in- fresh water and flint they
0‘1“?“ “‘35 “tamer ‘0 “mam?“ a“ P I would not! keep three .‘days if they
{it reads" Anyi’ffi Vim“??? et‘lins for” — were nottiVHe says he has never been
inance is a e o e in. BIB. TN A. I ~ ' .
more than $50 dollars, He can also bBlE ‘vt GH M. Ala... Dec. 20. table to get from goverment officials
ighty men are entom-bcd in the
Edgewzfter Much of the the Tennesseei
Coal. Iron and Coke Compafiy‘,‘ twelve!
miles northwest of Birmingham.” as!
(the result of up. explosion, believed to old fashioned salty oysters so that we
.have been caused" by gas,»early today; might
The blast,
a conference with M. Finch invthls thc bottom of th mine
matter yesterday and 338. explained his Mile been slighteand hope of rescuing‘
position. ..-. “humor“ the inch is entertained. '
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said to have occurred at. lictous as memory limited them up-
is believed to pear, or whether the present fatund,
directions as to~bow long they should
be left in fresh water and how mucn
weight they might absorb. Some Wu?
ought to be found of supplying the
seo‘wnether they drew dc.
flabby tasteless things are better, or
only bigger.——‘.Vnterbu‘ry American.
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il’ictts court who sustainmt tho donut"
{rer of the defendant‘s ultoi‘ucy m rim»
complaint
on the ground that iiic
l)‘ orannuucc “litt‘ll t-w city claimed
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our automobiles.
lty this ruliur, iii. jitncy ordinatio-
\"hmli ittluit't-tl thitt :i license ice in».
pain to the city is of no vuiui- in
the clear of the Luv and tho sm‘etal‘
hundred tlollais in ft't‘h which have
been collected this war mum be re
turned. Not only that. but Air. Scbeid-
lcr in contemplation bringing action
around the city for the duiituge which
has tern done through the enforce
mm” of the ordinance and torthe cit
pcuse to which he. has been put in
battling the action brought against
ltlm by the city. He does not pro
pose to drop liliu mutter. unalic feels
that he should be vindicated and that
line city should pay him for his trons
hie. 'He is about to retain his coun‘
not who will shortly be instructed
y that, it is to lake the itocesunry steps or brink“;
ll gather u tang? inc. nicilou. Through the whole of
this case. Mr. Sclicidler ilus born the
lmml of the attacll and it
through him that the decision favor
ing the jitney owners was reachet‘l.
it was during, llit‘ early summin-
when the first confusion about thc
ordinance resulted. Zl'lr. Schcldler ran
a pliney without tuitionr out n license
which is required by the ordinance.‘
lie was arrested and tried in the City
(‘ouri and found utility. Through his
attorney Judge Joseph ii. Taylor lic
tase wits carried
to tho Court of ('ivil t‘ouintou l’icus.
Hert- Judge Scott declared the ordin-
nnrc illegal and conflicted with the
state law which have the state jurist
dittion over automobiles. The City
then took an appeal and the matter
was carried in the Supremo Court
ol Errors. The opinion of the court
was handed down yesterday by Judge
it. Thayler which sustained the judg-
ment of the Court of Continua l’lcne.
Thus the jitney driver needs. no city
‘; license and those who have taken them;
our will receive their money buck.
The court. .liowet‘er. declared that
the city could control the business of
‘illliOlllOblk‘s within its boundary and-
reconnnentled that an amendment to
:tltgflordinunce which would cover liner
he made.
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lORWALK CASES SCHEDULED.
Snort calendar will be held in the
Superior Court. Bridgeport, before
Judge Edwin B. G‘ ger. A few inter
esting Norwnlk cases will come up
for a hearing. although the number
is less than usual. The local cases
follow: .
The Jones & Holchkissl Company
vs. The Mathdr Building Company.
Walsh 8: Hubbell will appear for the
‘Dlaintiff and William; I“. Tammany
for the defendant, while B. M. Lock-
wood will represent tbe'City of Nor.
walk, Gar. Judgment.
Frank Glannunzio of an. Vs. Evoret
O. Shlpman. M'llliam F'. Tummlany
for the plaintiff until“. M. L’ockwood
for the defendant. Judgment for the
want of further reply. ‘
Ethel M. Pierce-it's. John Pierce,,
Louis Goldschlnidl will representl
the plaintiff and Lduxwefier a‘nnd
Jr.
Hegeman theydcfendunt.‘ For order
o‘tlludging defendant in contempt. for
failure to comply with order of court'
in pay alimony.
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Sentinel Advil. Pay. Try one.
ut‘l “mil .tl .tlltilfl"
t'lth-ie icy, ?
(street.
land (infective forces in New Tork‘ci‘y,
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PRESIDENT WILSON lurid?
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“ outrun 0i VIEWS” . .
lloes Not Discuss Pence or Mediation, But Asks Them to. I
mSClISS Terms That May End War «Enlente and Tells r
tonic Allies Expected to [feed the Request '
li’08lllllil 0f lllllilllllS l8 BECOMING lNlOlElilllllE .
gllNll MANY lllltlliSlS ARE BEING lllllJlliD Bl llllllllllll‘ _
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United States WanlsaLcague oi Nations to insure Péace . . J
and Justicelhroughoul the World . ‘2 ‘
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flANHARmM, The president’s notcs had been
Escaped Roland institution in WBSl-‘ltoday and officials believed they
.had reached all the foreign capi~
no", Frleéds [Filled “may Ltuls. Although all official Wash-
ington in listening With the keen-
est expectations of how the notes
will be received, diplomatista.
think if 1" incredible that. Presi— ’
dcnt’Wilson ohould have talc: 7'
his action without some belief"
that it would not be flatlyrg-s,
jected without consideration by
the Entente Allies. The wish and .
hope of the German Allies that
be take some such step had don
been well known and there .is N
doubt of the manner of its r'ecel'»
tion among them. x_ .
Officials and diplomatists‘a in
Washington. analyzing the proud-y. .
‘rient's note, find something deem“;
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Augustus: S. Mayfltrensurcr of the‘? tha? an appeal for 'i‘gzs‘dege
Now York New llnrcn & Hartford lt., ’0“ 0 peace em? ‘ Y - , I,
lit. hcr im’clc through marriage w-tth:th3t the 9T651dent, mactmg, ‘Wgsi
a iisiol‘ of l’endletou, has every influ~ also considering What would
once or that big railroad at work in an have to be the course of theUnit":
PM" ‘0 “’““‘}"if.‘131;‘.§“ffifiiglfys‘sgl ed State: to censervc its interesw‘
tl‘t‘yktiiligltngmgliiie add thirdly today. a? a neutral if. the war ,15 t0 C035;
Dr. tiliiiand. in :t tclephone couvers-ltlnue. ‘ r . , .
ntion with a reporter for the Fartlier,i Coupled with the prestdeut’u .
54““ “MW ““3“ ”‘9 $210133; flgf‘recent declaration that“ the posi ‘
’- ' : ‘ r ‘ r ' ' ~ . . .. .
:lu‘l‘tltl:nl‘lltlillll $111111?“ lg m? “$8 of W. tron of neutrals was becoming gnu
wort; camped" or “run away”. lie tOICX‘able, they attaCh much 8.39,,
.lusinfed that she had merely walked nificancC to his statement m the»
away trom the institution last July nOte that his suggestion come:
or August and though search and from a neural whose interestfx
arr have been my. seriously arsena- ~ ,
had been committeed bccuuse of the_by the war. ‘and whose concern» - _
for its early con‘cluston arises... 7‘;
out of a. manifest necéssity'to tie—1 ..
terminc how best to safeguard _‘
tendency to epilespy. .
The only member of the family
those interests if the war is to
continue." , ,. « ‘
In formal notes to all the bet-ea,
iiigerents President Wilson, with-
;outu proposing peace or . offering ‘
imcdiation. has appealed to them
to d'scuss terms which may end
the war» ‘
BM: Sir—fittnshv'
iiounl indicates in the reccni carer
of Alien (lcrtude i’eudlcton, the bend,
tiful l;i yturs old daughter of Samuel
l’endieton. harucsomahcr of Cannon
now sought by titlvei'tisincut
Bltllilliii‘liil”,
no
came to light today when it was learn-
ed that she had "been committbd to n
saniturium in Weetporl from which
she recently made her escape.
e That she bud not been living with
‘iit‘l‘ father and mother, at 1008 State
street, as had hereforc been supposed
but that until shortly before her dis-
umu‘uti‘ittice :s‘iil.‘ had been committed
to ill'. l“. l). Rillillld's institution for
and onclinlf years without being dc-
:ut-ntcd in 'tbe itit‘ortnutiou which
greatly shocked her many fricnds in
this community today.
i
t
i
;¢
with whom Miss l’endleton hurt com».
municate); in any way is a younger
sister. Miss Eunice Penttleton. to
1whom the missing girl is Hold to have
i
confessed hm» fours and reasons for: In German quarters the centric-'3“
Moing away. but failed to give her,
ew York uncouth“ that the president’s actionfi ‘
51“. bad sohghhwould surely lead to some sort‘tof
by whicifia consideration of peace terms".
Ewas expressed in the follovtfin', 9,
‘ horized statement. by Coun‘ 3
Friends of the fills-Elly: §§§111855§;:?aut _
that $11“ “0' 0“”- ‘s P“ ’ “ Bernstorff, the German Am-
TEI'PSt‘lll address in X
the bare fact that
and obtained employment
site was able to live.
i
l
;
l
‘ - ' , u V011
‘ ‘_ irrhl' accomplished in many artsun 1 .
iguizggst that the work she mentionsibassador. “ _
twill, be a hard privation to one. who) "Now I am perfectly convinced
has been reared as she has. ‘ 41 that there Will be .a conference;
’hhe Olllv hope that those. engagtt l Despite the fact that Presiden
" ' ‘k‘ . \Iiss Pendleion give the, . , - ’ . ‘7 _. ‘
H see mg ’ ‘ Wilsons notes state specrficallyr
. . £0.11,“- recovery is that site; . .. ' . _
gillltmbe slobjccted d unreservedly that. he. “ts not .
to an epileptic all ‘ '
t shock in which case she ringing? 11):“: proposmg peace,» be is not even.
" ‘7 ~ York hospital . ‘5‘ ' " ‘ ’t .. 6*-
ion ‘10 REY?“ been furnished with her offering med’atlfm they are 3“ 4
a S “W ' cepted in, Washington. as of $191!.
' pit. .
a ave. been asked to y . k. .. . p
”‘d h a nature aswdlg cornfield).
i
1 description
4
inomy l‘frwpdl,t:rf M” .16 apnea ligefents to makt‘: more ,ot’axefioylt
i n than a mere acknowledgemem in.
wusrroiu' case bliClolON “new. - . , t
British ‘embaSSy‘ officials" mad!
no attempt to conceal‘thdirLe
prise at: “the president's action-
.They were not‘ alone. howevc
‘ for all official Washington -‘ had
BY UPPER COURT
____n—-————-
UPEELD
No Error in Purdy Case
luthc case of Samuel A. Purity of
7 t rt. odtnlnstrator. agains.
W95 W A t which the
Stanley Will of Westpor
Superior court decided in favor of the
defendant has been“ decided by the
Supreme court which finds there was
no error in the court's decision. it was
claimed by the plaintiff that the dc—
.feudant influenced Sidney Watts. his
father, into needing him certain real
estate in Westport. The first time the
ed! . ‘
case was tried. the verdict was for the
plaintiff. An appeal was taken to We a
higher court and the decision revers-
been led by officials to beliéw
that the president in transmitfi
the German peace .proposaio»v‘y;ttn,
.out comment had taken tall‘t'h
ia‘ction that was to be empéfitod
from the .Un'ited States for; ‘sz
itime to come unless th:fc~wh
unforeseen development, in yam
ffairs. The secrecy with onion
”.7
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