Speaks tor Itself
THAT'S W'iY NOR.
WALKERS FAVOR
THE EVENING SEN-
3 TINELS
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A uPEClAL WlRE AND OUR OWN
ESTABLISHED 13—70
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“Brink Structu; Damaged to tie
Extent of $200 and Contents
Several Hundred More
RRSlRN HAS A
$350, 000 l083
iielley & Company, Blanket Mante'
‘tacturers, Biggest Sufferers
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tint: 1,01» to the exit—iii of $7011
111”“110. is caused. 0111'!) Sunday niorn~
in}; when fire p:.rti:.ll,\' destroyed llll"
ham situated in the back of the Unit-
«id Grocery Company and owned by
'. 11. 91 Davenport. The structure ('00 i
fumed ti: large numutit of groceries
belonging to' Morris Epsiein.‘ who had
the rental of it 11nd these were :1 total
Htllfis‘ The barn is covered by insitt‘
once. 21:; is the. stock.
"'he alarm was sent 1'11 from box 0
about. 1.40 otltick Sittitltiv llllllillllf'
and the (201111 :1] litre 0011111111th 10-
spoiitiiml “hen they arrived thev
found the burn :1 mass of flames. After
i‘ttflltllll'lll: tito hoi ‘ztnd some hm
from the Sll'illtltlf't‘f, él\'lll1'll3ll'(‘alll§ 01
enter were. played on the tire. For
nearly 1111 hour and it half, the down-
mmi firemen worketlliard to iii/010m
the do .iiies from spreading and 111 last
succeeding in smothering the fire
'l‘lit born. .itselt‘. lining built or
Nick “11:5 oiiiv partially destroy1d..
The woodwoili wast entirelv litit'nud‘
Tim 1111111110 to tho stiuclure niiiouiit
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ERHNH HURRY WAS
NRlER CRARHSMAH
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Ol‘.
pleft After Ala tinge to Get “loti' ‘
Wile Found Him' to Sing Sing
in the Superiot (‘ourt before' Jud.n
diennutt Friday :1 decree of divoic';
was grziiiitd to William Mchlltin of
Bridgeport from Edna Mohellau, :dso'
1»i‘.llridgepoti. on the grou id of 111
sortion. It was :1 continued case.
.'l‘e stuiitvny was introduced to V‘Lll'llV
51.1'lltl the defendant tell he." husband
iniluly,1913
On account 0: 1101 hazy memory of
dittcs Mrs. Emma A. 130111.111 Ll tutti,
bury. 1311011 to secure ll divorce from
Charles W. Bouton on the ground of
desertimi. She could not remember
the. year she moved from 711385301111-
suits to this state. The case was con-
tinued {or further e"ittence.
Jessie. Casey of Bridgeport, secured
n decree from Maurice Cnsv
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W11.l.li-iA.\"l‘iC.
«.iiid car. becoming
110.jpg: shunted to .1 Sldlll", ran into :1
freight. our rich: Steels" s crossing be
tween this g'rlty .- nil liop tilii'er shot:-
ly after. 9 o'clock and covered the
. track with debits thiii will probably
not all be. cleared up before motning.
The“ passeiigtr train hating Hartford
9:20 o’cloc.: 17:: topped west 01‘
the lvmck and :110 passengers taken
around to nnotlior l.'->111. No 0111. “”1"
iniiircd. ,.
Jan fill.‘*.\n empty
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itRILTGEPORT, Jun. Bum—.i’ln explo-
3.5011. in some iron .1;ng ill the plant it);
the American Tube 81 Stamping Com
;:-;p-'tny in East Bridgeport yesterday :11-
~.'lemoon caused excitement in this
city.’ Crockery was knocked from
licivon and broken 111111 windows
were shuttered. but no one was i11-
hired. The work in the mill was not
tempted ~- . 4.1.. .-. a £3023“.
lion street,
3 it 0!,
‘tliiiiiinii his pockets, 11110
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also
loose from a train.
Entered at the South Norwalk Post
Office as Second Class Matter.
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OR RORRlRl CHARGE
Two South hermit: colored Women
Accused of “holding lip" Peter
Prior, White Man
Mary King, aged of 3‘1 Water
street and l5dna_’l‘utt. aged 22, 0t 30
Pine. street, South Norwuik, two iiasli-
ily dressed colored .woiiieii. were. tar-5
t'aigned before Judge Young, in Stam-
ford. on Saturday. charged with i'ob-
bitig Peter Prior. white. of 7 Manhatt-
Stamford, of the
s- 110 0:1 \londdy evening laiiuazii
1.3. The JObbE‘iy, according 10 Prior
happened when he wus coining homt
."lioiii w'oik :it the lia‘benport foundry,
1111 about the minutes of midnight 110'
had remind the vnrant 101410100011
South street and the railroad station:
9
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l lot ens: iioiind trains when he heard
l‘tooti'teps behind him He started to
turn nr.ouiid he said and the Tull
woman giabiied him around the waist
trout behind. 11nd titted him off his
white the King womuii went
which he. carried. Then" the. King
‘.\'liillllil mild: "1.01 liiiti go.“ The two
women run away with i’rior ('thisint;
them. They run behind 11 1101150 that
belts; tiecttd there and (llN’tuM‘llllHl
Pr'ioi reported the loss of" the
1.1 mt to the polite.
l"'11-d (‘t:ittiles, who was \inilitiu :11
the Motion to: the truth that Mm 111
unids South \iorutllk old that he“
suit two women running llWl'llFth‘ tlit
truin, butt :1 minute befoie it ’pitiied
He said that it?
out from the station.
was tlit ll about 12:03 He idt lllllll 1i
lllt' King woman by llPl' (ltillltS
Stephei 0' Brien. :1 resident of South
\‘oi'tt'.:iik said that he saw two coiorel
women 1.111 oil the train lit. the ‘SUlllll
.\tll\\illl( station about 12:35. 'iiiesduy-
morning January 10 and that he wu:
illl't‘ that the King Willllflll was one of
them. 1111111110 he recogni/ed the 00:11
that she wrtit
The two- women said that llll'V
wniiied :1 lawyer ‘iietorc they made.
unv statements. .ludli'e Young loutdi
probable 0111150 and bound them both
oil-.i' to the next criiiiinul term of the:
,Supeiior ("ou11
Bonds tier-t fixedu
$3100 in ent'h ruse.
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RHHHlllEE ARES NOHRE
AHEAD 0E lMPRRlANl RAll
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Workmen' 3 Compensation
February 15—0ther Matters
HARTFORD. Juli. '2li.---.~\ll
sum of 1
took $' 100 .
laW‘ Miss i5‘:iiii:i Mouth-ll.
Amendments to be Considered 1 .1.
those
"ii‘hti have words to say on proposed
wt'ii'kiueii's coiiipeiisntloii ilillPlldlllt‘lllS
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SOUTH NORWALK, QONN MONDAY; JANUARY
29, 1917.
O PERATOR.
lim‘fhlt’s Reliable '
REASON WHY iron.
WALK nouns int». 5
THE SENTINEL "it
DISPEhLSABLE.
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71'wo cum '
Show, probably changing to rain.
nusuun
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Secretary Kerrins Declared to lie.3
Absent from Bridgeport and
Wherealiouts Are Unknown
ERRMPAAY RllRSES l0
«DISCUSS CASE RRW
Audit of Books New in Progress,
the Treasurer Admits '
illtllltilti’Olt't‘. .luli. 20.-~ltu1110r.~1
that :1 10101111: 0 of 53111101) has been
idiscor'eied on the books tit The ll. J
he “is Oyster (‘0.) of N0 82! l’ctubi‘oltc
tsll'i‘m pllslsiclllly spioud tlirongn
:liridgeport toduy nod ottlciuls of the
('01:th l\ declined to zillirtli 01 deny
the story.
John T) Kl'l‘l‘lllH of No. trill .\'01'lli
:1\'-.tiitit' Sqt‘fl'lfll‘y ot' the company in
out 01' the citi 11nd it won stated :11
is home and 111 the 00100 of the cunt-
pony that it 1‘: not known where he is
or when he will return Efforts mode:
by The i'oi' Itidz'iy to get into coin-l
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RlRlH RRRlRlll WRMEH
APPEAR lH RilliRll
A NEW \‘CRK. .lnn. 2ii.-—lti11re.«i in
itiie efforts ot' the blith control propu-
iigniidistz to spread their doctrines
{shifted totlny from the llltiektit't'll's le
[laud \\0rliliouse, \ttiet'e Mrs. Ethel
llyine is conducting :1 hunger sti',lke
’to the Special Sessions Court in
l‘lllookltn and the trial of \irs. tlyrno‘u
sister. Mr: . Margaret Stinger, and
'1
Airs. Sanger :ind Mi<s illoiide'il tire
urged with aiding in the. conduct or
1.1 birth c'oiitiol clinic. the same offense»
lfoi' whit-h Mrs. ilyruc is serving :1
.thirty day St‘llll'nCt .\iru. Sanger dc-
rinred 111111 if convicted, she. also
would cutphuitize tici' protest ugnlnst
the low of the state by refusing to
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prepare to say them 011 'l‘iiursdny,.oat,
Felirunry 1.3. commencing 0‘ 3 1). 111.1' it was announced that five hundred
bol'fil‘t' ill“ Jlldik'liil‘l' COIHHUUPU “ljiuothcrs from that port 01‘ Brooklyn
llnrtford. . where Mrs. Suiigcr's birth control
Senator K19“. Chilll'm'd“ “l ”l“ clinic was situated wtiiilli accompany;
ct..iiiiiiiittt>1' “nuts to giie special 00- ll(‘l‘ to court, pushing their children in
tire of (his heating T111 enough ahead
so that all who are interested may
have full knowledge and not come up1
unit dccinie they were not untitled, as
V' was done two years ago.
This General Assembly is intensely
lillS)‘. it is not going to post-
pone nuiiiy hearings.
'of hcai'iiigs will lie
Ample notice
given and then it.
is proposed to hold them in the do]. lion 1. ewis who said that Airs. Byrncs:
{baby carriages. Plant iterc made also
gents 111 11 biitli control muss iiicetinf-tl
in Carnegie. Hull tonight.
Illi's Sungei said thut~iier shift-xi
Air's. B\ me who has undergone forci
hie feeding since Saturday iiioriiing.t
was in :1 serious condition.
drilled by Commissioner
of Cor rec.
.lQ/‘hlfll‘ the lli'ooklyn moliieis occupy,
This wnsl
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25 Cents a Cation lien; and Sell
in: in Portciieste'r 01:23 Cent ts
---Motorists Wonder Why I.’ s
Necessary-title ”fit in it,;’
Either, for the itetaii healers
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bile gossip. the day of the automobile
Slit)“ and the ‘ best year ever" in that
business it might be well to say :1.
5iiord 01 two apropos of the grudge:
local automobile dealers
general, have against the companies
111in the country with gasoliuol
and in“: The prltt‘ of gasoline was
raised, last week. to 25 cents per gal A
ion, retail, in Norwalk. u'hlcli' means,
that the. dealers must pa: :3 cents in'
the wholesale market. incidentally}
the agents of the itirlou': companiesi
‘ predict a greater increase before April
1. and one or them said that tho price,
of gasoline will)» live (lentil higher at
the beginning of summer, 011011. the"
01111110601 are. it will dropuain.
The grudge that the.“ overall: folk;
hold is not based so largely on the
wise in price as it is on the (1101 that
gasoline is selling today in New York
state at 23 cents per gallon. It in pm i
tiltile tot-:1 motorist, who is charged :5
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p 12 ,000 Men Expected to Cross 0111- .
tier This Week and 0011115 Next
Month
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\\' \SHING'I‘ON Jun. Bil—Th:- with
‘di :'1\t:il of \lllCl‘lClln troops from \lex-'
lico under Major-Gen cm] .lolin (‘ l"-l'01
siting, oiliciiii announcement of “"llltll
was made by the War Department
yesterday. was said to he pioceeding
withom 11 hitch. 1
it is expected that tilt of the. 12000
111011 comprising the expedition will
have ro>0roused the border within 11
week and that :11 least :1 port of the
i'eiiinining 130,000 gimrdsmcn doing.
border patrol ditty may be released!
shortly ther0nftcr.
Army officers here point to the great
value or the Pershing expedition in 11
military wnr. not only as linidening
the troops. but also as bringing about
much needed improvement. and it still
more interestint: consideration front
Congress and the country.
When General Peishing went into
\iexico, for instance the. army had
but two trutk companies of 27 trucks
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trucks of modern design Likewise]
the meat increase in the. army '5 nv
tioii strength is sold to be due largely
to needs shown by 1110 expedition
1RlAIHS SlRiHERS
HAVE NO RRIERARRE
I : Cindi .
garage men, and automobile owners in A
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Ethtough t,l' '
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“humor
HTWHWNH
would,
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Two Men from llorvialk llurleti
Through the Air at tirade f res 1.3
log 1
ONE 0E INJURED IR
RANRRRY HRSPllAl
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Auto Was Thrown Over a chrnl
FoolPostanthotiipieieiy'i'i'iecited
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.‘x’orunili, 1111‘ 11.11 fil\nlltlhi'li “lends
mirucnausl) 1~c:i,i..l 111.1..1ylomcrltti
after. 0.1'1 0111.111 1.. 11 1.021.111, when 11111
nutomobilc U which tlitt wet": riding:
was struck by 11 southbound train 111
‘il'iunchi'ille (rosslllg. and iiurleli
1111' :1 tonsidei'nble dis-5
minding; alongside the railroad
:1 tangled iiims ot‘ 151111111111
10110 01 the pony was 1101111 to the;
iltt'ibury ilti pizttl for trenitiii'nt. but.
the rviil‘ti'l'tidtr 111' the nuloiiiobilisti,
including Mr. :.111] Mrs. Santiiiiieiln.’
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RHHHlRllRHl SEARS ,
$7, 009 Hi BElRiAA‘S
HARTFORD, Jun :30. ~Seilcti Tltous- ,
and dollars. tollccted iii Connecticut
lfor the relic: 01 Alt. su'le'i'iii, ' romen
tutti children of Belgium, has just been
iforii (“Aided by the. (‘onnecticut (‘0111 1
mitten or the Commission to: What
in Belgium to the New ”tori: head i
quarters of the Commission through
the state ticasurei'. (‘hnilet-i 0. Russ,}
ot' the. Hurtlord Trust Company
The money will he spent in Neil.
York for food iiiid clothing for ini-i
mediate. shipment to representatives
of the commission in Belgium it is
the concrete result of the efforts 0;
1 ii"5 Connecticut Committee during the
uni cnnipnign which hen 1111 uhout
eight weeks 11110 on receipt of news
that conditions in Belgium f'ir from
being impl‘med “010‘ more pitiful
than ever in the filer of another hard
winter.
in announcing the shipment. of the
$7, 000. the committee tailed utteiition5
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milieu of the. Commission for illelict' in5
illelgium is the only :icredit'.ed chiimuli
Eior the collection of funds for llcluitizi
non combatants in the 511110.000
asked that all persons desirous of
'"conti butlng to this charity send lhcit:
donations ltirge or small, to the treas-
0101'. Charles C Russ, Hartford Trust!
Company. lllll‘llt‘l‘hl Connecticut,
order that Connecticut may get full
l'cmdit for the. fienctosity of its cili
RPIRHED HRHHNR GOES
jcmumuuw ll) liiny 10.111: of Htu‘v,ey for Lemberg came to a pause”?
l'll
0N Al MANY WAR lRONl3
DlSPllE RRlD WEAl HER
Offensive on the Northern End of the
Rumanian Front, But According to German Advices. ' ‘3
Have Not Made Great Progress}
MANY PRINTS 0E ARllllll Mill Hill!) AlONR
lHE lRlNRH-RElRlAN ERRHl, RlRllH RlPRRlS
Numerous Patrol Clashes and An Advance Made on 0.6
French Trenches at Hartmansweiler Kent 4
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Despite the severity of the
weather reported from nearly .
the European battlefronts, spirit-'5' ,
ed fighting is taking place in sev~
fthe war areas . *L
i6 The most recent development
Pliny Fisk Says He Never Was 05- ' ‘5 0" H” “mm“ ”“1“ the Ru‘
imanian 1 no where the Russians l
sociated With Secretary MoAtiooitooi: the offensive on Saturday,
in Wall Street Ma's Efforts were made to advance
.. .. further in this region, but accord-
» ling to today’s German official
.\'l-:\\' vonn Jn“. 2:1. ~Silt‘cping_ Hstatement they were unable to
111 Hill of all of Thomas W. Lawson'aimakc progress
charges :tgni'isi him. pitrticulaJy his ‘
nthged associating! with Secretary! ”The Russians are also on the
Me Adoo in Wall Street deals, were. offensive m the Zlota Lipa region.
made before the “leak" investigating in Gal'cia, wheroztheir campaign
Fisk & Sons, New York bankers.
Among categorical denials made bylsome months ago TurkiSh troops
Fisk were that he had ever a .loiiitIapparcntly are the main defenders
Wnll Street 1100011111 with \chdoo and A Of the Central Powcm line "1 this
:1 "Senator 0 “ that he had told Archi- region. r '
'btild White or tiny one else. that be con- i The Franco-Belgian 'fmnt is
trolled McAdoo and had offered to ' g - '
get him out of bed at :in. early morn also breaking 0m int? actmty at
Berlin reports per- 5
inc. hour. to answer a telephone call many points.
and that be 11.11! teceived any adveiuu- sistent efforts by the French to
information regarding President \Vil recapture their lost positions at
son 3 pence note. lHill 304. northwest of ‘Verdun.
Pliny Fl $11 of Honey Fisk and
Sons. bankers, was the first witiicssl The possibility, suggested by
grilled. Fisk was brought into the 171 recent dcvelbpments. that an 0" '
1.1m son. 11001111 fensivc movement in Alsace was in.
ins; at the iietirliigs in Washington contemplation by “166811113315th
flint Aicliiliuld “bite told him I'tsk not bgen lost sight of and today’s
had boasted to him thtit. he controlled h f
Secretary McAtioo and offered to sum- reports ring “the: evidences 0f
quiry liv Thomas W.
mon MCAdOO from his be by icle somewhat pronounced activity '
phone. Lawson also said he had this seCtor of the French front. I" .
.h'etiid Fisk \ves connected with the
Numerous patrol clashes there}
are recorded in the French state.-
1inent, while in one case some '-
pence note “."leuk
Decision to cull Fisk A‘tlS reached
todny lit on executive session of the
committee 111111 its counsel. Sherman thing more than a raid was 33‘
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lust before the hearing opened, being made on 01100 M the Enable '
‘trenches at Hartmansweil
'.Kopf This. according to Part
;was easily beaten. back. Berlin
ovvaver. classes 'f With the other
raiding operations.
titish front
alsoh' 's :1 liveiv sector. The report
1:11 capture by the British late las . ..,.
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RRlAIRER HONEY 0R
EAlSE PRElEHRE
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A Tliegg‘lllgsjtlgrgt:Ehliil'nliltfiropo {Allit?liniilfiglgl‘ogsg‘ no erSLmN‘i Superintendent N. E. «Mullvehiil,5 The committee acknowledge with: T119 Clli National Bank Callie "1601' near Le Translov was ‘fOAAOWC
'sitlons for the amendment of the: :l‘i charge of rebuilding the 1:1.an thanks the following contributionmbeing the victim it: n \v'oithiess check vecterdav bv fresh avaults dellv4.'
’ ' i \ {rell burn, Wilson Point road, todaylrom \‘orualk and vicinity: iatiair today William Gorden, a cred bv British troops north? 0
‘ l - stated that the men who went on nlW. hBliicknmn. Bridgeport -$)00 negro “‘09le a Chl‘l’k Snimdny in. The“ foiled it
l (Continued on Sixth Page). A {strike on Saturday had no real grim-1 Dwight. Wheeler. Bridgepoit .. 100. 01 W“ 1119 ll of a debt. The Check was Armenticrc's w
l 5 I "'""— latices He said that they were paid. Mr and Mrs Wm 5R Talbot l"?“““ 0“ ”19 CilY National Dunk and severe losses, according to Berlin:
[hi gh. wages, in fact. more than usual-l Greenwich ..................... '00 was for $30, and signed by Joseph ‘Llovd's announces that ,_ .'
PR IESIING AGMNSI received He stated that one of 'Floi'ence 1t. Fitch. Norwalk lttll.\lollt"nzyd. Mr. Gordon became sus Briti°h sfeamer l-‘Vington, 2,743.
lilio employes was :1 dcicgnte fmm the C it. 'l‘otld. Stroller-d ..... 1.00 lliclous Ol ll)"- 0110“ llild'ilhm‘m“ " l“ t 113 his been sunk.
. York union. Some \0 the men 119v 10;. n D qknnn‘ SHH‘f‘Wd pm}; ‘cel‘ John ’loot 1.1“] Air. Toolhlll in Q l ‘Tt hi: I .
Y BIL !refused to' take instructions given' l-‘. T. Utlitllll"‘817‘llll'oltl. 100 turn siiotired it to Chief William '11. French “0005 a‘ me: ”351 Y..-
,. The members oi the South Norwalk them’ and organized the walk on Sev- tlt'lir. >\ . il own Stamford ...... 5.00 Pennington He investigated the mnt— repulsed an attempted attack by:‘
4 ' Congn-gational church were given it 11ml of the men li'ate '0\pi'1sseti fl'filllln it 1' ‘lit-rritt. Stamford .‘.. .10; 00% "‘t' and found that the Cm National the Garments on a trenCh at Hurt
l‘alt‘ treat yesterday morning when wish to return. but: Mr Muiivpmp.:ipdimh ii Fara-“$011 Stamford 2.100.011“ had no account with anybody manrwellerkonf 'Ai. ace today
The following protest “£81081 ”10- they heard Miss Olive Gibson, recentt refused to consider it. other 111011 are torn A :_\'IlX.Slll“‘1lfir1l ........ 1:00 by that name. Oilicer Toothill con- Fan"l't War Office statement an,
-iiieasur0 known :18 the-“l.i_ternry Tt‘Sl ,ly retuined from New Alexico preaeiitybeing obtained to continue the \i'ior1.li\it's. _.\, C. Hall, Stomfotd ...... 10 00 tlnued the investigations and {his 8f
liillf is being circulated 1‘1 fill-'1 an" a pleasing address on "The Work: Shei'iil’ Edward/B. Douleni and (if it’ll 11:. Mix St tintiori .......... .301) lernoon ai'restcr a man by the. name. nounces.
other cities - Ant :1 Spanish Speaking P001110." 111- floors Gibson, Smith Gaynor. Lock Eugene S. lliiiboll, Shelton 20L" ‘ ltFeDh l'reckinver He Will be Dllfim’ All” night numerous
His Excellency W.\\llson..1yuci_ite 3311911 as interesting. the' “rind titid' Dorney are today carefully Katherine A l‘.ill1:x.o Westport 2.00‘ charged with luring to obtain money t'ol engagements took place.
'1’1‘9- ldt'm 0f ”.0. United Slalhfi - ltalk hold the congregation enthralled watching the strikers in order to pro- Mr Ella F P-tlrnham. Snuga- lm‘d'“? {“1“- ”9‘91""- Ch‘ef Penning the champaqng and at varion
We. the members Of an iilCOIPDFHi' throughout the whole of it. Miss Gib- vent all trouble. .. tuck .........\,~ ....... 10.00‘ion is subjecting him 10 a severe 0.x pOll’l‘a film“! the Alsace {mm
1511 Society, do by these .pi'eseiits sol
eiiiniy protest against the approval 0
the bill known as .“The.
Test" and beg our Excellency
the passage of such :1 measure
tha
t.‘ isnd Republic )vas founded,
ago: 1151 1110 human freedom. .-
tul liE‘hd i'i railroad condiructlon. Al
pic that the law will try to bar on
of this country; and it may'pieau
fair education cannot be induced t
that four Excellency will veto th
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is
against the principles with which this
and
The. actual conditions plainly: indi-
cate. tha't the‘ country at large is in _
need of low laborers, (arm hands, 0x-
cnrutcrs. and those that lend a help-9
this work is handed by just such peo-
voiii' Excellency that the man With 11.
do such work. and we have lull faith
son said that. the Mexicans were per-
fectly satisfied to be. citizens oi! the‘
United States She stated that the
American people have no trouble
iiiiiitsoevei' with them In private
conversation. Miss Gibson said that
the besbthing that the present ad-
ministration had done was to with-
draw the troops from the border.
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In the afternoon Miss Gibson' re
nested her address in the Normlk
Methodist church. "'4
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for: this morning t i
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has been identified an Rafael Floriot,
s t0 he an ex- 11 deceiter from n. regiment. stationed
eelient cinematogruph exhibition of .111 Malaga,
“Pilgrims? Prom .55" given by Colonel
Ray on February 1’.‘ and 17. Colonel
Ray is wet] recommended and is one
or the finest lecturers on the platform
0; today. Further announcement: will
According to come, re
ports the bars oi lead found on
MADRID, via Parts, Jun. 29. 4:50 11.
n—~A man arrested for the alleged
attempt to wreck King Alfonso'ii train
the telegraph 116‘
tracks had fallen 01' were stolen from filth passionate, many of whom wore
a irbight train returning from fiho limited. but
mines at Ltnarea and their preseuci 'Pesseuger.
in the math of the 10 111 train we: 11‘
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STRATFO-RD, Jnn. 29. -—~A south-
bound Bridgeport -intci'uiban trolley
jumped the. truck on 0 short curve.
near Haiti's corner inst. evening and
climbed over :1 curb, herons :1 5: tie
walk and 0110's to :i stop :igninst a
The car wan tilled
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0:110. high rule. of need
seriously
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that the our wneilcan 530111] hulldcrs‘ Ansocitition, ,
rhea ;b he’d :11 Boston' on Febru'ti')‘ 511 nudl
simulation and it is expected that he
will confess 1111 of the details or tile.
7 ti:iti:.—'1ictio:i. Preckinger claims he
found the check. '
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Norwulk's new street commissioner
and engineer Joseph ,P Wa dhnm-i
have been honored by the appolut- (
1110.111 11 u delegate front. Connecticut . .
to the 111111qu convention of the Ainptr- ~.
0.
In Galicia vesterdav the R118”
sians attacked with. strong forces
positionsheld.f hv T'wkivb Troop!
on the Zlote Lion river. Thday’e
Germm' offic' at announcern "i:
so.“: the. Russians were. reviulsed.
Brit ieh troops advancing- "to
three waves- attacked Geri-nan 110-5
\Bitinns north at Armour-e ts
'terdav. the: Germen We
announces. The utter-ks. ‘
pulsed with lit-aw losses .
German 'Army Head‘q a
‘ "' ed a‘ statemen whit;
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Norwalk Chronicler