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'1 Etiends Attend Affair in the
. Center School Building
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Superintendent Chapman Urges that E
Support be Civen School System
~——_....—-—-
to Much interest II.'.I~' di5plzlyed last
averting “by the parents of
who attend the Center
Afcltool,
numbers to the.
ranged by" Ihe‘schcol authorities,
IIhich means the parent and
I. Ichei becomes sortalls and itlf‘-01lll.
ail) atwuztaintcd
I‘m good of the welfare of the pupil.
ItI2II5I. night‘s Netti l't the uptoa'u.
Y) 3'
schoolhouse “In: (If I‘m: {5.1!th naturc‘.
Franklin
ono
hundred parents attended the met-L
int: and everyone {thill'ttsbt'd satisfnc:
'lli IIi‘ t-‘llt"il a
I15 iEII- In the
'I'wI‘lIIIIIl,
gathering
In It \Icrltn ago. Over
Hort over the (Maintain.-
warm or meetings.
T‘Izc).
( 'onttnuen on Sun?-
__-~.—..~
NEW NAVY YANDSW
ARE RECOMMENDED
children ;
Junior High;
when they turned out in large:
get-together party at".
t he
GDYERNDR CAMS
0N SEiEGlMEN
l0 AID GENSDS
AslIs Them to Send llim First infor-
mation by Next Monday, as Part
of llis Plan to Determine What
Connecticut Could Coin Case of
War
5
AIDES APPDINYED
l0 HELP DRGANIZE
gActuaI Canvass to Cet Every Man In
E
Y
Y
i
e
i
State to Commit Himself on llis
Military
Next Week
IIIpIInization to ascertain
t‘ConpcctiIIuts military strength by
(amassing l‘\'t‘Ty
over 18 years old,
ill. llolcomb has
A. tloudu‘in. .lIIngI \V'altcr ll
appointed Charles
(Stark,
of Hartford,
.E‘I\‘ttll, lI'rI-Inlt
ctII :IIIII‘. I‘ompcnsai
ItitIIII'gc 13. .Ifhandler‘
and .\orIIIIIn Moray and Dwight
l.lolbroolt of Hartford
Some oi them \\ill tan a 1d? their
liglliiii duties
'I order
Alton Io gctting the desired lnforma
(l
I
tion into the hands of the governor
possible. so
that, it‘ a war should come. Connecti-
as
in as short n time
would find itself well prepared
' I Blanket Order Suspected.
Fi. pass Will be Started ”lg II'III III
”to assist him" in pI-I'i‘IIctiIIgS-thI ef-
oftentimes much to “CW“
man in the state
(lov'III'IIoI'\1\lIII'I'Ils
Bishop White and Samuel FchIIsoIIE
Jose l1 h‘W. Alsop of
ID. Icy of Man-
k (:(llllllllr sioncr
of Rocky Hill
for seieral necks in
to dI-I'ote their entire atten-
_ l(‘lll
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., San Francisco Bay and Puget Sound E
Selected for Fleet Bases E
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CDNRE GECIEE GIYES
\I'I'A‘Sl'iiNHTON, Fri) .5. stablis
Inenl of LI IIIIII naval lI-IIsI Lon Salli
i‘t IIIII‘: (to ban and chI-IIIpme It or the"
l Igct Sound IIIIIy yard .I: a base “as
El‘t‘CDltilllt’Illdt‘lY ind .tV' YA“. lilt- bliill‘d ()1 fuck )1 in the situation i
Ilol'.“ officers \VhiCh made a alien“; i \\'itutcvcr I'I-pIIIIs the govccrnmm't'
”EEEE 01E “EELIESEESEEEE-Emii.~rEiEil-‘Eiittiltgmtlii' ”he of th.- most successful card 11“" "f ‘E"E1“‘g" E0 ships in “Eh" porn!
73")” que E“ “m’ E' ‘E ptrtics and dances of the year was 1““ "m ”'9“ “ENE‘EEE' EE ““5 said
5'1.th WU ft“ 1119 M (It-15111011 01 -‘- 51“ I I I. ' ., . that lcpoll'l \\l‘l‘tf‘ II\pI-I.tcd todaI from
, .5- hi ld last III niuh III the (Ittltollt
«In San ii'ancisco bay; Stu-00.000 for l . , .. .. , port oilirials III l‘Ioston and IIcIcI'ul
H tl r 1' W'lmmm H Mart I lInd I‘luIlIoImI in \\'uit :l\(llllt. nndII till i
‘E “3 ‘ E ‘ E 3‘ Iauspiees of (unit (chlc, Daughters 0“" plums. }
yard for buildin: purposes and $2,
( I I
5(AO. 001.) lot the IieIt’lII-pIIIt-nt oi l'tlI'ct 0E ESEEEE'
no ' Stuntl TRIP :tEfttlt' was. very Yill‘gply tlllf'lltl-
ET}... Iomniis ion 1,, \s ms (‘onc-hIdI d Hi. and the hall was handsmncly dec-
\ E ‘ ‘ ‘ . I. 5' u . ‘
its IItu‘. ;\ ct tho 11‘:le IIII'd situation AEE‘EEE'EE fonthe EEEE‘EE‘EEE‘E' \\lth- .tmci
'lt'tlll flags and banners. Fiftytlt'c
«on tl'IA Pacific coan‘ “and its Icpoti
went to I'IIIIgI'tIH today with the ap-
proval (Ii the pIIsiIthIt. It. says an
urgent necessity exists to: a new yard
or efficient 5i:«- and etrttipmcnt to ac
coni'modatt the entire Pacific fleet.
P oposcd sites III San Diego. ins An-
gates and at the mouth ct the (clum-
Ibi river are 5mcificnliy rejected ant ;
1h: board coIItE-ludes that the Mare? SEEE‘NE EEEEEEEE’EE EEEE cIcnlug
island yard on upper San Irancisco
titty, II hIir valuable for industrial puI- ms
noses cannot be developed as a fleet “)5 NiIlIolas Elnood. Miss
““1?ij El'i()\\tll‘(1dntl.\ils ‘.\i ..I 'llonard.
E A WIRElESS MESSAGES
IIIblI-s \\'I-rc played and card
“OH“ in order
Io‘clock.
i‘pon the conclusion of play.
filer-ling \\'ellnitz
ii'IIIliglIttul musii'.
hate been examined those at It
sl‘oint Alameda, Goat island and
Hi :‘Iimond- .tlhanx. The board re
5%ch judgment as it mbichi s p-;rc
I rable. a'Id a.5'k5' funds to pcImit furv'
:IIIII study. but it is indsted that an
-IIIpropriutit)II bi mule promptlv for
Nomi Militia,
ElElGNER EXPEClS lDSlARY
EDR MEXYGD SAYDRDAY
m It
up \IiII'iIIas message .5
point: atom. ' the Sound.
it out
i-‘inal in 'IIIIlI Germany.
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CARD PARTY AND DANCE
glllllPS
from 8:30 until 10:30
\
.danc-E
ting \Ias chimed until IIIidaight. The
Orchestra rendered
Itcfrcshmi nts con-
si5 5tin;r of ice cream and cake were
The committee in charge. of lbe’at- ‘
IaiI co'tsisthI of 3115. Luke. Conncnllyzt
John llanlon. Mrs W. J. Tracey,‘
lIIdna
REGElYED Al ARMDRY
Ecotnmanding the local section or the
and tho men under his
churn;I in the Smooth Armory. 1)an-
him for some tinto past picking
many
snarl. E
gm) It tiritish submarine mow willie-Into ”in" NM!“
Various minor iii-3m of Wodntorth.
Eil"II“l‘e‘\‘li to IhIII‘nIIrsl mallow-II. W-
rists» and
IIIIIIII Eur IIIIII
NDRISDNlY onus
President Wilson Insists thatillo.
Ilse of Vessels Will he Slade by
America
WASHINGTON. Feb. Is.——Every one
of seventeen \I'ar bound German Iner-
chant ships examined by American
officials at Philippine ports since" the
break with Germany has been so bad
ly damaged by her crew that six
months or more Would be required to
make any of them seaworthy. An
I official report yesterday said that of
IIhe tncnty -thrcc \essels tied up in the
.isia ate all but six had been inspected,
;Itnd none had been found nhlch could
the put into condition IIlthont II large
.t‘Xpt‘lldlllll't" of time. and money.
I So widespread and thorough has
been the concerted disabllnwt Ger
man ships in American ports that
some officials think it could III (or,
tplaincd only by a blanket orde I from'
Berlin II is angncsicd that such in
IIIIIII'II‘Ims mi:ht lIIIIe goneI tIII'IIaId
‘I'arlI in the. \I',ar ()1 might even have
bee: I issued a' .5 ll standing oidor before
IIrIv'cI IIuch an I-xlgency
arisen There has been
i. ; cation liOW’H‘VGl that the
.tutcri‘." n goreIIImInt has authentic
Information on the subject. i
As explained yesterday the polim
of the. goIIIInIIIIIIIt is to make no use
of these ships, I‘l’ttll if war comes. It
was said authoritatively there had
Eil‘t‘tll‘llt) decision even to take over
the chips in I'I'II‘It of our
use tlIt III
Only Hott The e3.
1"Itch tth present in on of tho
got-'rnmInI ihcrclorc, thés Iii/oi resultl;
oi (immune to war bound [ships \Iill be
the expense and Iii-lav for repairs their !
oIInI rs muat face before they can get
into the rush I'IoI arthritic-"wax trade
()lhirials here believe that. the Grip;
onus of ”be it. {hen-Inuit gm
' has
much less.
E
A
Mi. in the «no will timer.
lake to put lIcIselI‘ III toast six months
ahead of German) in the trade strug
ate in those waters.
TlII basis (It the adIninistration's
position. it is stated is IPI‘PSliNt’nt \\'-il
Ison' s Ilcth'Ininatiozi to so conduct the
nttaiis of the nation that no tnlnt ol‘
icoInIncIriI‘Illsm can attach to tho gor-
lI-I'nment' .5' action it it is drawn into
Iuar. lie is atnions that no Izrournd
Abe gircn ior charms that It disirc for,
, acquisition of IIIIIIIIIIII Incrthnnt chips.
adtnlittdly (ll lllt‘f timablo \alun for (Is
lilYlYiHYlllltllt of tin IIdI-Iiuntc American
Inn-reliant marine, has in our way It
‘Iitbniarines or mince.
GERMAN CIlIZENS
NEW YORK Feb. 8 No general.
retiroutent of German citizens cm-
pioycd bI financial institutions in this
[city is: contemplate-1,,acc'ortlng to
ItiIr-I statements of leading tankers;
. today
The Guaranty Trust
v‘l III-h hast temporarily suspended on
full pay all of its German employee.-
mount an ewlnnatorv statement to
Itiie effect that the action has taken
l as I. matter of protection to the men
themselves, as IIcll as to the corn-
IpIIIIy and its. Instomeis it no furth-
Ior complications misc .it. is slated.’
is probable ’tbat they all nill be
brat: at their desks in the 3‘...” in-
‘ uni“-
thousand more Teuton sub-
,.,..I 315‘ t". . . V"" (t ion
3 EtiEnn'Ill; ItIIEIIiEitEIEsImIEIlrEIth E the IE -———-— szIIi“ I O'IeI'Io'IIIII. l their alleulnncc to
.._............._._ Lieutenant l"iIIII_\ SIIIIII' Benton. E'“ EE°EE "EEEE‘E‘S E" N)“. \orlt WSEE‘E’
day. and applied for American citlaon-
ship making II total of 1’. .‘Im‘t since
tin: break with Germany.
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Ito: Flatt-hr: I-Ipccf. r-I t-as'r Satur- tl'ii-‘nn‘o course in breaking relations
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AMERICANS NDME
lensing Asks Congress for Enter-
gene! Appropriation ofSt’ICC, 000
VV’ASHINGTON, Feb. 8.~~An emer-
gency appropriation of $500, 000 for xe-
lief protection and transportation of
American citizens in Europe was
asked of Congress yesterday by Score
tary iansing.
‘ The secretary dI'. Il not mention
“MI Germany I " speci'lically the aim-Jinn in 'I
many Americans in the Teutonic
Five Hours of I
countIies are put by the break with.
Gennany, merely calling attention to
the. continued extraordinary expenses
of the state depattmcnt on account
of the hair and an 'gesting that the
necessary money be. prorated I'nInIe
.Iliately " in tiles 0! the important IleI
velopments in the international teta-
AClDAi NDSYN
three Republicans and Two Ceme-
oreis Refuse to Support Presi
dent
VVASHINGTON. Feb. S.~Pneaident
\\‘itsona severance- of diplomatic In
tattoos with Germany was approved
formally roster-day by Incite-note. 'lly II
mm of 78 to 5 the Senate expressed
confidence in the President's course
adopting I). resolution submitted by
past few days}
When the lIlurI‘pcan war began
Congress appropriated $2,750. 000 tori
relief of the. thousands of Americans!
:tranded abroad. I.I-lief nus discon-
t'IIII» Id more. than a y ..r “In, worm
«in th. . '..- .5t men: p.10. : ' .
I Secretary 1.3!:ng .
the approprla‘ IIIII .I :1.
purchase In IIIIILII II,
l'ttll‘ogrud. ’leo I1..,IIIrI
IIao‘ini‘ormIIl It.» I)r-.;,.;
Inlitcos that tho American
£001 :. I
3‘:
III.
(Etllltiil‘i32'
Chairman 5,0,“, of “w ibreign rm 'there is put to .5ha.nI-e bu‘liltist oté
lion committee endorsing the Ititlt- YOEEEEE countrtm EEEEEE EEEEEE Eu. En}:
dr'iw'tl of American Ambassador chase ()Nititnblu (llilillll‘h IIIIII
‘ I ‘ ‘ I I: n- fI'II Iii'I' ‘-;.lI’.I.‘
(I‘crman I«\mbassador licrnstofl’ his! ; ‘ ;; E ’ ’
passports Ittade II-lI. nous.
. _W ‘_ _
Senators who mind against tho}
resolution nercz-w 3‘ :
itcmocrats' Klr'by ot‘ Eldrknn :a.g
and \‘III'dIImIIn of hilssissipp l.
Republicans: Gronna Io! NorthE
GiYES YESRMDNY
Dakota. Works of California, and Lu
Follette ot‘ \\'iatonnht.
FIIII hours of deiitue; pr .
tote, but the only, ‘
re
might-Ideas»? Wichita
“Leaked"
VV' IVSlllNGTOV Feb. 8.~When the
“IlIIIlI” investigating committee quiz
zed Mrs. Ruth ’l‘homaeon Visconti to
day on “he gave her the information
on which she reported to Thomas W:
Lawson that Secretary Tumult) and
others lIIIIi profiled in tho stock mar-
ket on ndIancc information of Pr-‘esi
dent. Wllnon' II pence note. she declined
to answer in public on the grounds;
of “her constitutional rights," but (It-
when the roll “no milled. 'I‘hI'
lug republican finders joined
tdemocrais in declaring their nholc~
lIIIaIchi support of the President.
i
(Continued on Page Four.)
N-lNE iNiENlE All ES
llNERS 0N lliE SEA
NEW YORK Feb. 8.— -Nine_ passen.
'reI' liners flylng flags of the Entcntc
(Allies, two ships of the American
Linc and one. Holland are today on
the high seas bot,“ een New York and
European ports All but three
Itmcrican and Holland ships, bound cnnfld
casi, arc within possibln Ilonitci of paper but nith the undemtanding
that the committee maI. if it deems
in addition. ”"00- “-2?“ h PRSSOHQN‘ rtdtisahlc. tutor in make the name pub
5lIIII from New \ork are due to lie Slit: win then excused tcnmcr-
have 1aimed, but have not been rc-‘milv \\hilc W. W. Price. a corres-
I'IIIlII
it is possible word of their writ-II
YiI'l . lItIcn nithliold in accordance ulth
I'IIIent orders of the British authori-
Nt‘lt‘. i} all have Amoricans on
bInrd
:I‘hc ships it sea. 90mm] of them! December 20. the peace nolc leak pcr-;
-l..rgcst now in trans IIItlIIItiI scr- led
and loaded \Iith Iich cargoes, "Did you at am time between Dc
AIIIIIII‘Ian Liner: New Yorl. cctnbcr lit and December 20 have any
(lid say. however, it was no one in
official life
hire. Visconti finnllv gate the name
It pro-between for 'l‘nmulty. rt"
was
called to the stand. '
about his conversations with Seem
('t
.110.
Mon
land, rom LiIIIr.pool Jan 31:
can. (llIItImlI) roIII NIIII Y,ork for; note?" he asked.
ltottctdam. Ila l'IIlII'IoutlI; Jan 28; "\onc at all" declared I‘Iioe
ml o'v‘rrod lmvl' to on. ”or! III-:steinf.ohmicallr
Ilav, when within fourteen hours of
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0
II‘IIIIIIoutb: White Star Liners Bal-
tic, for l.le-,rpool Jan. 1‘9; Adriatic
lI-r lmltczrpoot, let). 3 and now 1,100'
miles on}: ('I'Nic, for Naples Feb. 6;:
-I‘II~IIclI Lino Steamship llochmnhrvtu}
lIv-I'Ilonttx Web. 4. about 900 miles:
on her way: Carmnnla (BL) for Liv-l
Irpool. Feb. 4, «cont 1,900 mllca from;
this port; Damp Aligltcrl
tor Nantes. Jan. 1‘4. now in the \lI-Il- ;
l"‘ cram-an; 39va (British for‘ly
I'ia Halifax. Jan. 29): largo gatthina of titanium and via
lizclia "trill-bi. NM York for fibrin-I lime and Voted to he most. cnttrtat n
29: Themlstoclcs (t-rctkl. for In.
28. now in Mediter- music Turn-I shed by the Archie bier
rinm orchestra. Delicious
Ships that should ham arrived but manta ‘ltl'l? IrIrin.
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Sinking of the California. Following Destruction of Matty
i Other Ships Recently, Shows that Germany’ sSulIIIIar
I too Campaign is Furiously Developing
”NEW YEAR lYNl BREAK Dill SNDRliY, AS
GERMANY REEDSES ED MDDlEY HER DEANS:
—————
Bill in Congress to Give the President Power to Con-
mandeer Vessels in Time of War ‘ E
t
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MDDNlED CDNSlARDiARY
Dill IS REJEGYEDE
Germany‘ 3 submarine cam I
“E50 to the hoped the Summer . of ruthlessness Is developingpgvig
llotel llCCflSC law-Appont- ; a fury which many officials hm-
mnts Confirmed .believe soon must confirm ,
W”..- I worst fears that had been held f
llAtlllFOitl), Fob. 8.~"Tllt.‘ (it‘llel‘tll it and produce the overt neg;
\. II IIIblI today chose.- lfidwln \\'. 'which President Wilson has paid.
I‘5chultz, of Non Britat a, commissioner
_ would be a signal for war.
tot Hartford county. He It'll! take, -
iotllcc at the expiration of the term: TE“ maids“ hEdef' hold
mam
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-—Th
breach between the United...
dies and '
:wider hourly and hope that hoe
ltilities can be avoided has been
Ialmost swept away.
i
I
.51“? count um I .
rules, the governor's nomination, ' ' I
got John P. Kellogg. ‘ot \\at’érbury. to 0d {1 fi'on' am
fIlII- Superior Court bench so that t 33' to "d that a counting”
{Judge Kellogg may take his seat in f f the onstaught of submarine t.-
_.I few days tacks had reached a climax' m at, a.
The bill to repeal the hotel summer destruction without warm“
license law and that to protide for a
mounted constabulary \Itcrc both to
g of:
big British transatlantic liner.
9
ice led on unianrable reports COHSUI Frost 5 report that the Ana;
l The. house adopted resolutions on chor Line steamer California
Ithc death of llcpIeIIc'II'ItIIchl’etl. of with one American aboard out!
Derby, and another to pm I e salary rc,scued had b n .
‘ot .\lr.1’eck to his widow. tion of late “at: Sllmk “3 r013
favorable reports now made on r 1 n 3W. 1 not
ItIillI5. to incorporate. the Derby \d-ge reach the Capitol la§t night un-r
III than: llif‘ Naugatuck \. M C A.. til the president had retired and
fund itiiéxltlltlflgt’ scope. 0:1th Mcth it was the first thing to come to
(N i5't nine 0 'eII ave h' 1
James S. Tobin. the pres 5cm auditor ESUaEtt?ntn°r;‘ “Eda!
of State Accounts. “its I'-cclccted by or a t e acts are establish-I
the Home. The finance committee ed beyond question, the president
reported an amem‘lmcnt to the law;1 is not expected to indicate when“.
Cllntorltilli rcuist‘ratluit1 ElEu‘iilEi::EEEEEYECE er he considers that the Califor—
of motor oats Int \\'ts5‘ tlg.
petition of East I \Inc to bc Ixcmpted nia 3?“ ptescnts anuissue de-
troni paI'InIuI (It IlIc. statct ax. ‘man mg aCt‘Qn. In his address t.“
’lhc (willltililtll conunittcc met alter; Congress Saturday, the president
Iuljoutnmcut to hear arguments on a said he would come again befmé
1'. ill Iirauu under the. federal llIIII that bodv to ask authority to tal
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the Initcd States Government \I‘onld further StCPS If American shlpe
g... the smut $30 000 Im vocational and Amaricag lives should In fact.
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be increased, to be met by increased n ‘1: 1‘11: v onhthe cahflfrmahand
state appropriations until in 1926 tlIII 0 5 PS 2! e en sun wit on
grant and appropriation won (1 cachIwarning Since Germany, an-
t... $70 cop . _ énounced her new campaig I. _
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TlII- committee on approprintlomtefs destruction, while PYCpafa-
has considerable ltnrkcd up today tlons went steadily forward in
upon looking oIer the Jfauumiylbnge- every branch of the government.
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the bad. norm is a cannon depicting wh lie the d be ;
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