. berge. sfjord interned German liners Will ‘Be '5 iized in Case oi War . ~ German 4m . -.' tuition '5 ‘ ‘ 7' tnited States :go tower “enthuse was revel 21 I‘ll filers hove heel) interned in New with G W" m" ‘ 4,, er'mnny‘ these will be seized. the rimmenae Vaterleud. the largest: 'auh era and toes so i e W :itarbor eluee the wer heme. mus nhotenronh taken the day the ship in the world. in her new" ‘* m 8‘ iv?! ha ”2:“ tinged": w‘,' _. ~Afleenn. *' ' m Meats..- t:u.~.=:rti in Washington. trouble. .w A fi'"m m, .m we... w no acumen. .- _ . . um I. ‘I‘fm' . .r-..... Them in no such thing .as .npm‘ The men or women who is- always an :3“; Extra“: tea lit: “in. "The who lucky generally is 59 b q, ' 0 an er 11 pm but 1‘ x 80 ".88 he 9', ‘5“ the" W9 ”mm" The more San onia. (oultt 'l‘tlrnowakl. the Austrian- Hungary umbaasudor to the United totes. who Wart nble to come here bemoan 'Greot Britnin guaranteed him auto passage. landed the titty the German note. to the ljnlted States mu published. und when the question of tin. dismissal of the envoys of the (chiral Powers was being dln- .; lie reached. . I ln-re just in time to get into the ”mi an reduce in out .as new: :2; to the meeting in the timer L missions-hm oflcebeenase be “as ‘a Mend to! labor. W fought ' ‘ . ' . (Contained tron. m page: Hartford men’ and asked no. ”we: the. present in 1"“ 'l'ltlt) American and other neutral ships. to say nothing at ihoae of ireat Britain and other enemiea of Unmuny, are. on the high seas bound to or from the United Staten at the tune the German threat goes into that Among the more important tesrels about to enter “the new war. Zuflt' are the American liner Phila- delphia. due in Liverpool with broken shalt routetime alter Feb. 5. She Turtles” passengers. Others:- Saaouia (Cunard Line). passengers: due Liverpool Feb. 8; left New York Jun. 30; ‘ ' .I'annon'ln (Cunard Lino).'no pair suppers: due London early next week: left New York Jan-23. Bergenarlord (Nonvegiennmericau Lint). rtaaaengers: for Bergen; due to reaehficoteh count on Sunday; left New York Jun. 27. v “x... .. .outh? line that he had the _ trial. A high runs or Your. — llroad station l ted and that union man \would rule!” Hyde's " . e. in the meantime i :had new 1mm the eu- ipexmendent ot' the “pilot room No. 68,1;ut out! that was not large 59, ‘IS tl- t- we in: developed. . “Ar ’enflustlce ha heel done to lamented labor by this controversy. it has been remarked in the state pram that while other commissioners always appeared in favor or mm more: meeting that depart ments the present labor oommlssiozr or or his deputy have not done so. It is unfair, not only to me. but to the otflcwsenlisted in organized labor ranks. that some people cannot use good judgment when‘: there is per- haps an opening for support by the people we want to support us I be lieve the executive council will back me up when i say that 2: little diplo macy is better than going to a man witit your fist doubled up and ask- ing him to fight you. That‘s my po- sition in this contrmerny and i am going to stand ilrm on it i had a needed a central point to get the deifixzttes together and i got. it. The meeting was held and was a very successful one. “My job is open and. if some one else gets it. i will not be acre. as I tried. in every way, at the last con‘ vention. to retire. The state can: ventlon re- eluted me. however. and i not trying 'to do my best. Al tar as the meeting last week goes. .1 .believe that. inasmuch as labor ore. tated a labor department. labor men have a right to meet more. i put it up to Mr. Hyde and he cheerfully gave permission tor the use of his oflice." The labor meeting at the Capitol he: created more or less of a stir and those interested in the propose. labor measures are wondering in what effect the contr‘wrsy hetwe the labor leaders will have on the meaaures within have been introduo ed in the General Assembly. The meeting that week 1"}!!! featured by action which forced out Jacob P. Goodhart of New Haven from the labor gathering. The labor men claimed Goodhart tried to secure a chair in the gathering as “a corpor- ation lawyer." ‘ The motion tor Goodhart'a elec- tion was supported by P. F. O'Meara of the New Haven Trodee Council ' who suggested that the lawyer be thrown out bodily. interest in this “particular feature of the meeting was enlivenef’h few days otter the meeting when Mr. Goodbart leaned ai statement from New Haven in which he called one of the leaders or the meeting "a blotherskito." Legis- lators expect some. interesting de- velopnienta when the labor measures come up for committee hearings HUSTED TRIAL NEXT MONTH Among thelcnsee listed for trial next month in the superior court is the di- vorce action brought by Mills ll. Hue ted against Jeanie Shepherd, formerly a manicure in Bridgeport. l-luated charges cruelty. llla wife has also filed divorce proceedings in which she claims alimony. ' She says her true I; band, who is a member of n promi- * nent. Greenwich (molly. is worth $150.- 000. it is expected thnt sensational testimony will be introduced at the e MbOOElRT CAPTURES "BlLLlARDS TiTLE. NEW YORK, Feb. .3.-—Charlcs Mc- (‘ourt of Cleveland won the three- aualtion billiards championship. here ~i Llnet might. deieeiJns’George Moore 05 this city, 1150 to $122. for the three night's play. 'Mé‘Court completed thr final hinckionight. 5.0 to .33 in sixty never) lnnimze. Both players made IN SOUTH NORWALK i Statements of East Nerwatkl'clilzene Are Almflilnterelt to Our 1 Readers . . 'Po many-of our readers the-Streets 1t 7'filent Nomalkttm almost as famil- ‘ar ea‘thoee io'four town town. and we are naturally interested ‘toreati othap , nenlnga there. The following report from a welldmown and respected resi- dent will be helpful to numbers of men and women here in South Non walk . , 9 ., Jomee' McCalium. painter, 50 Firet ' *l‘r rays: “l was in j pretty had mine wt" , ‘ event a year no.- Mr back wan wmk tel-1mm netted. ‘80matimee it was o roll “that I could hardly hnnd o w ' “1‘waw funny“. i ’i none were highly colored. contained - stadium! .oLmlr passed too Monro" ‘fl‘he 1M box ot‘ new a ’Y’ltinoy Pt‘lw us» 4 n and I command owing them ‘ 'untii cure?!”- ' P11067501}. at all dealers Don’t elm-' ' ‘ttor n mflmn'entedyh—m ' ' their. right to the commissioner‘s ofllce. l' “Candlemas Day ‘ ‘ commissioner more than ‘1 did. i em nave a tailor man should ‘ i . 4 them. but i 661:0!” he...” Half your wood .now tsbat “other man s u a” n . , u ‘poiumo in going about u". u . :an And halfyour [133' . ' 4:. ; on my 5 t “a A . “1 finally met PM: and he “"“i r —~ ’ t mmflehunm. newsprint; assortment eniu ndeilbemdy 101‘ inspection stimuli Royal Society - ~* Package Embroidery ' These outfits containing their attractive and use-5 “ ful Stamped pieces (some to the needlework“ loom? plete with material for working and directitdtne It is . a simple and economit all way of obtaining sntietoeboryt' I results. Garments are: Waiete, Dressing Beoques, Boudoir Gaps, Apr-one. all undergarments and children's wear. Household Pieces: t Scarves and Centers, Pincuahions,1'oweis, 6‘." riage Pillows and Babes. .‘4 E J'—'- 3S... Valentines ""i‘he cost of iivingfe high. Iknow -. But thank the powers that be. ‘ ' .. The. coat of loving greetings is . Within the reach of me." And here they are. Gay little Valentines wiflit their messages, that are difierent but just the Mmfi The old saint finds something pretty every year. ,g There is the forlorn person who " 'i“ =" "Alnt got ifiSlhih' ' - ' 3’ ji- ..f1‘ N- ever had nothin' ' ’ Dont want nothing’ :3 ..l 'cept You" it t 1'. t 4i Ther’c s the affectionate Dutch lover who eeyew "I is: glad you ulnt n moving picture Ven you stay in my nrme." There’ s the maiden whose lover us away. and s , 1 sits forlorn among the ltollvltocks saying: “This absence is heart breaking .‘J ; . Oh what will bring v0u back? " ‘ ‘ .‘Your woule-wuzzle wants you To be her wick-wank“ ‘There s the motor girl who sits alone' in the M Smgingz ' t . t. lstl . "My Bonnie l es.under the chassis ‘I , My Bonnie lies under the car, etc." ' And besides there are lots of sentimental 6149.8th and quaint cut-outs with appropriate wordings. : . ' One may be as personal as good taste will per-nut}. 5,100tSandup . . it at! Stationery Section. main floor. Pig ,4 . . Handkerchiefs For Women. Pure linen handkerchiefs whither ‘ initial set 111 small medallion. All white or with 5W e 1‘ (”11-5, in deliCate pinks or blues. . . 3 . ‘ 13ers each ' “W" hereto 5' ‘ For Men. Initialcd handkerchiefs. “5 ‘ 17 cts‘ each Box of 6 for $.09: Main Mono": 3, ‘ an... -, fitgsndie collar and “01112363, . . Georgette Grape and M, embroiderd- or 931% ' Mm“ . amusement. um ooh?“ 'h t3,:]"“‘ .min) 4:11.!) 5‘.
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