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TRR STATE PARNS‘CARRKNZA MEN
”lliiiil’isifiiiililii‘iii‘llli IN CARS" WITH
VIEEA’S RANDITS
with $40,000 Grant—Desirable
Seashore Property Being “0e-
veloped” ‘
Battle Begun 40 Miles South of
Chihuahua City—Wires Cut and
Bridges Burned South of luarez
Elliot
TAR PRISONERS ’*
' Ulges raffle 0f “men” Afler 251'E‘TTE printing of the second bien-
vears in Stale Prison ~lltai report of the Connecticut state
i path commission has been com lleted.
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The report gives a review of the
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land acquired tlud a plan for acquisi
iiilllth recommended during the next
ltwl, years. It also urges a more tide
Attllitlt appropriation.
] ’l‘he appropriations already madml
=$le,t.lto. have. furnished only inoneyt
;ril()ugh to buy a few sites. There are.
» MARNON CAlthlES
Earn More Than $150,000 in Two
several desirable sites remaining UUIBBTITTTTS
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Years; $101000 for Themse'veST lite salt water front that are fast A" NOW occupymg COTO
‘bt‘llll'. cut up into building this which: Ilia Dublan
in his report 2., Corr-myor May-rust must becvcntuaily included with a'
ill. Holcmiib tor the two fiscal years: :tlltlr't'uvtm‘r imrk srswm. Following
'bmtlell September Sill. ,1916, .Vt'arden if it“ extract from ”‘9 N‘llUI‘li !
'Wutti A. Garner of (tin Connecticut] “ll does not l-teenl to be realixell:
utilize. prison at \t'otlicraneld. rl-acom-f that our state will“ (101101 (“New 0f
mam/3g that power 3., parole “fit ”in." fountains and llowcr pols. State
rollers \tllo hare served a period oi" ltt'l‘hr Hill llt‘Wl' be constructed or
twenty-lite years ,and whose record: t‘t‘lt‘lt'lt‘il 11-“ (‘ilt' parks, but are in-
frat-rip? 33”. he‘hof that the In-jrnegelileum-d. like the national parks. tol
ttl‘ condition reletlao \t'ould,liol ‘bcf llt't‘st‘l'Vt‘ an“ open A“ ”It" ltllblll‘ All“.
MTlltM‘tT, he conferred on the board of“ arenlist lialurzll beauties ot‘ the slate.
parole. Arecord o! the earnings lltl'l‘ll‘n‘ tracle~ must include the best
the intuition who air on parole, sub-i “x’llill’1“i" "T ”mm” [WWW 1““! ll A“
steel to. the clllttotiy oi the prison. it; “UV l‘t‘l'lt' l'l‘ttl‘“ 1“" late 10 x‘t‘titlt't’l
$39,000. The lire-1 impart: wan purgiitci: sites with the available funds:
' tied it: ltt-t‘J. Warrior; ttal'ncr l‘urlher "'l'ht- Milletl or New York and .\t.l.~'»
rc-crdnttteiitls that tile lrtlrielliture be :‘d’x'ii'lr‘t'dls ll‘dW expended “hm“ $30..
:u-tkeo to inal‘c an appropriation “va” “1W“ 0" 5‘5”“ l’i‘l‘k-‘W “lid
whereby each initial» might be paid N9“ “Wk l‘ilr‘ .llh‘l \‘(tlt'tl ‘0 lost!“
3, “ovum amount my mp3, my ,,,.,.,~,.,3 hints to the amount of $1o,l’totl.llllll7
plircli:t.—e more lands. through:
York‘s state parks would now.
.___._._.._... later hell ol' our :rtatc. Our state'.
ills no wonders like Niagara and no;
'nioumilina lillo those in New York:
,altilollch \Vt‘ hare certain lakes and
“OSING PRflTTRAM AI *mmuttains, portionn ot' the t‘onnecth
EVENING SCHOUl cut River and stretcln‘e-‘ol seashore
tilt iti-
RITEN INMATES
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LT. l'ASt). ’l‘ex.. Hit, it. .\ battle
T‘l'lhi‘t’il (tear-rat T“l€lllt‘TFl'tl itiirlztlilt's
forces and \‘illll‘.~ lilltlil column began
at Santa “walla, forty miles below
i‘lilililzlhua t‘ity. late yesterday. at:-
lt'UHTllil'. to “Old received in Juarez
tol‘lrht.
.‘tltutllcr report received here ttilid
n bandit hand last night burned the
l‘ll'rtttttt Hutton at Almiclclllna. about
inill‘ way Tll‘ll‘J'l'Tl Juarez and Chi»
Tltlullllil (‘ity
'it'lepi'upl. R‘.il'l‘~ have been cut lltT
images burned also: the line of the
Alltit'o No:thwc.~ttrn railway. south
of .Ttlle‘t'7, it was horned tonight. The
llll'ultgl. is :tlmto have been done bv
Villa lollowl-rs, tiel’nueer trout thi-
‘lcrnlcn colonies in the country rc~
t‘l-illL‘ vacatcd by l‘crstling'n forces
(\pi't‘ffi uneasineha concerning those
remaining behind. Government all
titulitlce do not credit. the report. that
‘ilttl. in routine toward Juarez and
any they have rcastou to believe he ie
prying to work his way [tooth of
t TllTlUdTlllil (‘in into Tllti‘ltilml.
t'tlld'i'tlllt's, N. 31., Feb. tl.~~\~'lllll
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(computed on him page) ..t it
At'TlEtTi ill‘t‘ very notable and beautiful
ttlJl are within the reach of people,
,‘T' .n‘ 4:21:33 I‘fitkw Militant or in“ imbue under Salazar have orctlplell
. . , . .33 . « 4 . _ l‘nc Mormon in-lllui e , ‘ " "
aflmmumty Club Orchestra PI'OVITTES Jlte park coltltnirsmli has stud Jud.” ”“03," TIN“: 2:,ll:;:“.l(.3hm::-
Tl’l: the situation for over three years;
:‘l-T tr t-oliviuced that the
li'.i\it'-:il'll and cxpctlsiio
ninth the state can follow i.-
, l'lllther deim'."
ftln Exceptionally Fine Musical:
'“l’rogranl
(ohmin llubilin. former heiulmlarters
ol‘ the American punitive expedition
according to American cattleutcn tir-
lunlit: from Mexico tl‘lnighl. From
the tonne source it With learned that
moi-u ex.
l-oursc'
that of
i
,m..¢
“1 U3,,_.,-,,,,,._;,. “3‘ mu 33,3, “weal”; _4“ilUlTlt’l‘ balld of Villa troops under
«lithe. ctr-nine: school. the Colntmlnity, . “the command of lodrino and Silt
Maudixitn club [)y-oboziled a deliuhtt‘itlEPRESlDEN] WILSON WE“... Qttl‘t‘cdo had taken llOtlh‘t'd‘
mtuticul program T.i.'-l. evening, iii the: 3 “I" (lolonla lltlbltlll. At Colonial,
daint'z'liTlLI' hall of thfa local high school.
A. number of excellent selections'
Were. played by thr members of the
«loo, duriir.r the course of the ~.‘lllt*l‘v‘
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grill.
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ciils‘ol uw MAKERS
:tlll remain many Mormon settlers.
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detriment. and Miss Aunts All-illicit . . . , .. 3 _ 3. '
rendered several delightful vocal.“.i\l\:‘\h”llj\{"l:)‘\fl.“M‘hl' .(. ".‘f’l‘dfl", MONKER GROTI|0 PROVIDES
stoloa. limit llll- l‘ltlSTCl—ll and the “0” p “n” u ”5" H “A“ ‘0 ‘m‘ »
executive departments frequently
from :low on \t'heuever he desires iii-
t'otnuilion quickly or wants to take
vocal numbers n i re illormtuhly enjoy-
ed by the large audience which was
A‘Pliitlli itltltt
proecni , l , y . . .
. .. . am st» .~ co 3 ,l o vi W .‘ -
Upon the (“flilt'illr‘lt‘ll ot the [ll'O- ”0'11 5 ‘p m mlwl n \ ”I “hm“
L W. .12 . . ii elm. 't' ‘ q- ‘ . . . . .
30:12: l'thteTTuP ,' J. H figxm ““1110in it was said otllcially today that no A “dot“ the atlaplces of Monker
u. .u int .> , ‘. » . . . .,, y -.
‘ ' surplus: or alarm need be tell it the “10110. l\0. ob. It most successful
1:. )ot 1a ‘* Sci =1th war 'x .t .
it]: 31hltilIitIllmll‘TfiIT'irl-Itl‘bl"TlTil‘iniiTl‘lTliTAil‘l-‘m T’l't’:ilill‘lll suddenly ““957 “Wm" 039'
' ‘ ‘ l 1‘ -' ' ‘ ' ' ' ilol iii any lionr of the day or visits
3 "i tilttsri 'li domer'lc sc‘cnce. 'I‘he- _ . , - .
3:92;: w-it n llclnptin; (wel(.nlnl,'n<nd,11ily nicliibere ‘ot his cabinet. So many
or" [o‘i' ‘ ‘l‘mnw Kind ‘ lndr ' " gpenllmg (lilOSTlOllS have to be taken up
all}, f: : v . _. .
hat the ~lr‘rcsidcnl has found it too
dance was given last evening in Red
Menus hall. Attendedrby it large num-
ber. the affair proved to be up to the
usual high standard of Grotto enter»
tainments. Dancing was continued
As. a part of the eveninc‘s procram.. 1 . , . . . . .
. . _ - " eon to call to the “'Tillt' House all ourltl‘ the event e l ~
Miss .DllSTlll was presented by the h 11,. “Nil 3! Tile bout
the men he desires to see.
3 g lbct‘ Will H belllitit‘ul old m] H, _l\ll‘. \‘t'iluon in now making few rout
1:05:17: “.. ,1 Nuclei-lotion (”gm régwrd _ltiic engagements and is keeping vir-
0.“r'n("‘,_‘!,f 3”.}_' .- ‘ l p “ ",tuaily all his time open for work in
3”“ ' T113"?! “‘K,‘ ‘15:”? ““11 (:1"|C()nllt‘0li()ll with the foreign Sitilflll‘l.
ance in o to arm; t sc 00 939-, -
1to rxcelicnt ‘muelc furnished by the
Sterling-Wotlnltx orchestra. -Plan.-
have been made by the organization
to hold another dance in the near fli-
luic. ‘~ ‘- ‘
The hardworking committee in
charge of the dance consisted ol‘ Dr.
rttctnbcm of her class, eirhtccu in,
.‘tJ’lt’l :!
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NC‘RWALK mom worms co.
m
“one has biwn ot' the initial. highly?
etllclcm oilzilltf‘", tllltl to Allss ltustln is NEWSPAPER MEN ,\\'ill/iatit J, Moore, Fr’edcrick 8. Lyon.
3 . ‘AtiOlDTl W, Dreyfuss, Thomas Vaughn.
C‘eitit‘icates were received last;
night, by the eighteen members of. -u...
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‘lr‘ it. - ,,..'n‘ V I
”3 “’“tt’t’iid “' ””‘mmnhmi‘ the Congressional leak investigat- TAKING NAIIBI‘AI'
' ‘in... committee today were given over-
;dlenlially by Secretary Lansing of thc‘ GUARD CENSUS
ECtlllTl‘lg of President Wilson's peace: '
BEIRICI IVIAY BE CHANBED‘ H”: inqlfiry' TT is “n“v DPTEt‘Vod. linit'lre “f ‘1 {9! {n5 (3" TT N ti ]
a t .- ill end \vitlin :nothv- ‘. ‘ l T " '9 3 mm
‘ _bt “0“31“ to ‘ ' ‘ ”,tmard and Naval Militia. of New
Preliminarywork .‘1 the survey of, 3
11am the sentiment among them re-
. r».- e' “wt“; " -- .
tho first. step tonard making the “mill . . 1, molar. unol i. ll military service. A
of the. streeb requesl'éd by the Count-ill dim" and E- H'” AQ'T" c"°‘°" ‘lltifi Pdmtlaitm was formed here last
General Manager. ; might at a, meeting of militia ofllceru.
the: street still be shown on the map: .
«For it to completed. the“! S "flirts on Will" 5m“. 3'” ! ‘tpur. all who had had military expert-
gaged in marking the line separating T‘
the Third and Fourth Words. Tim, ”i“ ““d Mb?" 34035130“ “'l-‘ri‘ “0"“3 terrat military service nmlcr {ml-ml
some Smith!) \t‘i‘ll‘l’l of properly wit "W ”"' “AMT”! ”11‘0”“ “1" MAW" oi’ the New York mllltto to guard
be taken rmm thl- Filth tin-1“" “m“‘ri’ "WNW" 3-
f , ,. This “laid arena some that! ,
or; more in lam which would unfwm“ '“”’“"“‘“ “”‘i’d
pr ‘1' m to.»
m “on. all men at
squall); liable.
owed the great success and popular-
.itzy pl the new department. gtrumer (‘. llegenitzn, it. Burr llcach
IH-UNG 0f lmK‘fctid Spartan L. St. John.
H . etching school domestic science; A .»-——-.--_...
3' :is evidence that they had stiC-l ‘vt'ASHthlTON, peh‘ 9.—S"sions
aliiiiblc Cdttt‘so‘.
.‘ ~~~r—~- ~ ‘ J: 10 examination of newSpaDt‘t‘ itit‘tl’
I will! on Dec. 20 were told 'cont‘i-t
BOUNDARIES 0i liliill
, “ note and Government Printing Otiice' \‘l’W YOI'K Feb 9 (.0 em f
’ '09. . a t. .. . , .r—‘I V 01‘s 0
initial . will ‘ l-rcry state will be urged by a com-
‘ wrel‘. ' .
t, \ icrk to take a census of their Na.
tlonn; Guard organizations to ascer-
South Main street \tw started yeslerfi
day by the street llcpariuieni. This is ~ . .
Company in a Most Flourishing Com, permanent organization to carry out
out the special meeting Tuesday t*\'(“'l-' .
ins. The different means of widening» 1““ annual meeting of "‘9 horw‘lm‘fhl‘lil‘f “Nd retired.
tron \\ orks (30.. was held at the com 3 Resolutions were adopted calllrlltr
jinn, stmpt'depanfiuam' is also (luqtfrdtly afternoon. E. Beard. Willlarnlerce infinite in on (short to obtain
"181mb. Granville “lilttlesbr. h. national legislation to chfm'ce unl-
flrk will my. a week or more 1";l‘l ‘lill'A‘f‘TlL'l‘. . locals-oi. The presentthtlonnl (lllnrd
commute. By the outlook, hnupwr‘ lotion-mg the slmtboldem meet: “hr...“ and the outline: out of part
i.
trial and till he added To um of he ”mm” “d "‘“m’
W Hill: ”Witty. Albert Mauritian. The,“ by anoint:
mom» in the hint instinct.
in a moat tluurluhiult cool
I «- . ,.. Hwél'iv
“a“; f 5.16%.“: and other public worluc dur-l tn: battaltnn‘o mastoid editor, and a-
manager. "“‘m "if DWI“ "All“ was wndelnn- Mun: porter Dmbably Vllll not w the present. according to ottlcern oi
h . ‘ on the ground that r. on)! Meet of that men were weep «mn- of “152110 conclrnllelewral ‘ul‘
' 4‘ m'lmery service was a duty to which. at the time;
proper use should but
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9,, 1911
OVER ,
Seen in Many Section: 0 City—
t
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Hovering over Bridge '3 mum-i
lion plants. public buildi 8, water’
trout and homes, its engine whirring
and throbbing, an aeroptan 31$?le
lights, was seen by scores excited
residents for several min ,3 last
night. The “friendly" aim“ hall
not been identified at an egrly houn
this morning. )
Telephone wires buzzedi continu~
ously as persons calh-d up n the ef‘
seen an aeroplane. When
stories were verified, they demanded
with tense interest to be told ltit mis-
sion here. Versions of those who snow
the
shown on the trainework,’otbem nt-
lfil‘ll] bill a dim light could be seen.
3 while still others declared there were
lilo lights, but the dark object in the\
lair was readily disce‘llhle \nce 050’s -
intention was littractll by the misc
lot the engines. ,
in many rectioiia of the, city came
reportts concerninglhe presence! of the
aeroplane. it new around Bedside
ll‘ark and the water from; over the
lcenter of the city: near St. Mary’s-bye
i
the-Sea; E'l North Bridgeport and
dong Hill. and other districla,
i
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illicit SiNliNti V
‘\ illii lltlililis
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Whining of Motor Plaiily lleardi
‘ 331501100 for
ion K) learn whetht‘t‘ they ad P‘eglllb’t‘cinl committee on publicity reported
is r
Alieprces and using the Word "Alastair?
machine differ with respect to:
lights. Some say many lights werc'
Cloudy and Much Colder Tonight
thillNMiNl ls colttctltt ’
mmmunuu-
trillion it ill ltilltts— '
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Appears to be Evidence ill a Technical Violation ot
American Rights. but the issue is Not Clear-Cut Enough
to Compel Congress to Act immediately
RANK DEPOSITS, MERCHANTS SHIPS AND 0TNER
PRIVATE PROPERTY NOT Til RE SEllEll,
two count
TA
NAT Rllllll NEW
NASRNIC NAME
Grand lodge Wants Fireproof ‘
Stnleture at Wallinglord—comn
mitteo Named to Raise $15 0,000 5
At the final session of the Grand'
Lodge of Connecticut, F. &. A. ‘ltlf
held in Hartford yesterday, stem:
were taken toward replacing the‘
[il‘i'tit‘l’ll frame. buildings of the Mil-t
sonic Home at \Vallingford with lircg
juror structures by it passage of a
reholution that the grand master ap-l
;.)0.iit a special committee to secure
that purpose. The spe-
L‘iti they were against publishing
3 xi
the names ot' coildidates lo receivel
in" in connection to dances and en
lcl‘la\llllllt’llli-'. ,
The matter of the I‘Il'tllld lodge
lLkinu part in tho lettth anniversary
o: till Grand Lodge of England has
continued, as the committee was on?
tibil to cmunitmicate unit that lodge}
t"w
‘ Suggested They be Committed for
i Tim Year Periods A»
; 'l‘hat authority should be given to;
incubate judges to commit laminate»
{to the mainline home at the Not"}
,wich State Hospital for the insattos
fit’or periodn longer than six months,A
t
l
i
lwus the opinion or Contelln Lippitt.
trcpl'loentnllve oi the Norwich Stdltlv
T'Tlt:~l)llttl, expressed before the (WHIP;
mlitce on appropriations yesterday:
afternoon. Mr. Lippltt was oi, the!
‘opinion that the maximum commit-t
nicnt should be two or three young “- ltd: the. night 33“,“ that a inrqullpcriot"
hm" number of ships have been sum: lull-litter. t.
.or that the otlicinls at the state ,
pita] should be given the right to hold}
the incbriatcs for a longer periodl
tlhan that for which they are C(tlll-l
‘mitted. Mr, Lippitt appeared be
time the conlliiittcc iii an effort to
get an appropriation ot‘ $338.11“.
title state board of finance recour-
nicndlng 3803.252.
Although the,
l
13 number of soldiers 1
i
'r’lltis ll. Mix, Di New Hun-ll and
l.»-i.:i\ 'laklt'. jr., ct Hartford were
rt-ltclou’ grand tt'lp-‘st "‘lll Alb“‘rt
S.
:lev‘
loll:
\«w .3. .I Met-
t"\lt'“r"vl HW new
tillwt‘t‘n‘ Tl" V'ii\‘ th‘iiutwl by l".‘~‘t
Uranu Master \s'. it. (it‘llnllls ot'
Litehticld as grand marshal. The lot-
l'aat (trawl
or ltrittn 'loll
lowing. appointments Were alinolliil-
ell: by Grand Master Leonard J. Nick.
l-rrmi:
liillnli Marxlzili» (”hart-s .\l, Beach.
New Milford
Grand Senior Stinartl Attilllr ht
ltmwn, .lovvttt t‘ity.
(ii-and .ltllilor
M. kill-en. Shelton.
(lland t‘liaplain The llei. lidivin
t‘.. (tilleile. t‘anauu
'l'ylei'-~-tlcm",:l~ A. Loot'iiir‘, Tlill‘l‘
TOI‘lT. l
Anecdote Grand A'T‘.illllllllr~"'l“l§rfil
uni—.u—
ttfnntlnued on Twelfth Page.)
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MARE STEANSNN’S
SUNN RTSURMARINES
tireless new: received iii Norwalk
tile submarine campaign inaugurated
by Germany. The steamship ('opcn-
hunch is reported to have gone down
with all on- board: lliiuntlcas. of New-
ctatlo Hunk, six men of the crew of?
0..
landed ,ol’ whom two died; Brie
l steamer llolliuaidc sunk. crew leit
insect ill small boats, captain landed: ‘ l0 PXl‘llldf‘ t'l‘0nl the
British stearilers Saxonian, ltoyne
(Ulilt‘lflfk "‘“i (ileum-ll “lint Il‘in.
Steward -~l:dward~
l ~‘ion of thc tlcneral g‘lfifif‘llll.)T_V and a 1 doed is being collected, and it W85
tday much
AltAdmlt the Success at Germany’s New Campaign to
Shuttltt England’s Supply ol Food and Munitions
; .M~...._~..w__.__.__ 3
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lPrcliminarx, reports before the
GETTING READY T0 TAKE 38% Department today on the
OVER IHAMEETTTYTR BRIDGE Sinking Of merchant vessels with.
l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—
out warning by German subma-
. Trinesi contalined evidence of tech:
3 . nica Vio ation of American
tnfavorahle Report on Bill to Ex. rights, yet the government was 3
Alma Prominent Men from the ‘ holding its peace until some out«
Floor of the House rage presenting a more clear-cut
__.-.-_. issue should compel it to. act.
Information on all ships torpe»
HARTFORD, i‘l‘ll. fl. ,..\ Friday 895»
rlormy day made the attendance to stated officially that up to today
“91°“ ”‘0. “"“ng"' {Willie situation had not changed.
:rnads'. bridges and no crn‘ comm tic-oi Special attention was given to , »
ll‘Lttttlf‘tT littolubly a bill accepting the T1 , , it. . .
“lift of the Thames River Railroad t 9 “PP.” that m the 31? WK 05¢
‘ilridge for highway pur'poses. and the the Brihsh steamer Turing, yes;
3rcport \vent to the appropriations terday, an American negro sailor
.commitleo in order to secure money lost his life, and to the (221ch of the
TTATl-‘T-mtliil‘iafilllnl-TETLT‘?c the plan t‘ot T‘Tk‘ll”3CalifOTnia, the big passenger
A "File house confirmed John 1“. Mc-‘Shlp Whlch carnfid an Amtfiftan _
TGrath judge at \Vatcrbury. to till lowhen sunk Without warning,
'vacancy and concurring witli the scn- ‘ Wednesday.
Tate chose by ballot as judges of the President Wilson pursuing his
3(‘tlttl‘t l.., P. llurpce, E. ll, at l'c Th, . th . 3,
:ll‘tllllPI‘ Greene, \l'. S. Case,gencr P01 y 0 avmg e gov“
;and Donald T. \thl‘llel‘. All eicctirlns,crnl'nent.refratn from any act
lwere unanimous, except that of Judge . which might be construed as bev
fGret-ee. against whom three votes ing prompted by ”(ulterior mo-
“3;: 031;: "1.. ltive in the crisis, authorized an
“w Thrust” announcement that bank depos-
.,.3,,,,,g.r. “1,393, “.3” its, merchant ships and ‘other
private property of foreigners
will not be seized, even in'case
committee reported in
unt‘arorubly .-l proposed
aimed by inference
door of the cham-
are prominent
{her many men who
gcai'tltl 5‘" A" ”‘9' soldlers‘ hostpital is Girlie. and l‘htriugu torpedord: l')ilt(~li3"|u‘itit~t the sessions of. the legiflaturu of war h' COnfirm to-
decreasing. ”‘9 1’0“"! has asked for: trawler Yvonne snail: itiSElletby ”WA" “WSW“- h‘” “1'0 have “FY” ' i ' thTTS P - edAa T:T: ' r
it“ appropriation M $337 000. TheTsrtiibonpr nummnts “35,, 5.1m to mplbeeu members of either branch. ’llle V15 0“ 0 e ruesran- men an
(1’03“ “f finance recommending; bottom. I lhouse accepted the report and reject- treaty of 1828, Without actually
"oz-3min. 320.000 more. um“ ”‘0 Rt ten Russian detachments are l‘t‘-:‘A‘IT the proposed change: ' ire-ratifying the convention.
alumna: approlpriatledr ‘3 e kin“ ‘8?" period to have occupied considerable ill“ illirill‘lett‘tgnllii‘lpt‘lzltégggm:s;gnll‘tg Officials were impressed anew
“10”. "mm a loan or ] as ”’3 ‘l'l. “v 'n th* t‘artalhin't inhiin-‘v‘it‘nae ’ 1 S A ‘ ' ..
tyenrs. It “as said at the meeting,Egan‘s)" l ‘ T ‘ 3.,\~,.5l3g;,3p 3t“. jails of the smut was With the apparent success of Ger ‘
'lhal. although. the number is di- ! ‘ ____._;,__,_._________.. Jim to m:- Judiciary committee and manys new campaign as they\
creasing, the present inmates neclll , to the committee on Humane tllst'ltil-_recgwed reports of the aggregate
“1”” “mm" ””9“ ”‘9" did “"0 - l 8 ”TNT.“ lions. (I. , “tonnage sunk in the last few d325,
years and and tltts‘ attention means! . J ‘ . The ”.1“er agreed ‘31,”) the '31, .3.” but they looked for early action
more mo my to be expended. t ‘ . 3m “Wu,“ ,3". Roget“, “notation to b ”1 B . . 11 Ad _‘ it
A '-~---------------""‘ I IHDAY PARIYihavc a subcommittee inveshgate the y . .6 HHS . mlla y to con- _
‘ . " - 'condncl of Public Utilities .Commls- voy merchantshipping, or other-
ANQIHER soT DIER M Ell-loner Hate in the matter (:31 TaIHll‘Oi‘d wise lessen the destruction of her _
T- ‘ ._ Members at St. l‘aul's Guild held aducxlinvs rt (thiefonburt. . l._ ,' uni. vessels. .
I ‘ , ‘ « ,, . .- . i' ., litestlon ot personfll privilege. 3.
l Ivory h‘lltfi‘t‘SStlli thriliuay party 1,;5t“"l.‘“”:u'\u “110 had not paid hie George Wash‘ngton, the negro
! ~,.,; t.~-~ ;' -',.Salt 'A-W ’ ..~~.
i , . TTTTJID ' A]. BoRDER fwnli‘: £11,133: Tiling} 1131,13]; ‘fiifimfilwnv tlnl‘ough college as stated by Mr. fireman who lost his life in the /
'. .T,{‘13‘;‘,:_dot'onf.:,vl, 1m?“ “(Sm-“L Thpiliogers at the hearing. Mr. T'TtiITe had Sinking of the British steamerfi
A » » « aw}: ‘— a n w . tiffuir'n'ils very largely attended. Tlicihr‘fl‘fmldi’d hlln._but “0A in m S “33: Turino, was reported by Cons“! (
; C(TJJIAllBlEh! Dr. M" 10b u.""h(‘l~ u" i ‘ ‘li'l‘llnl w“, lll't‘fit'llllld VasiTTlOTSL‘naTOI' said ”u“ 1‘“.- Roger: F O t toda t b ” ant] ” a
l "W“ Char!” Shank. "A the 17th 1““ Am 1.18.8 Tm“ a ‘ ‘ ‘ouvlit to apologize for misstatements rs .V. 0 '9 aPPaY Y-
I'mtrr. who was shot in‘ ”‘9 910“" ”limiting; Campbell he had liiitdi‘ on this matter. .Scnator British subject. It was stated ;
'ach while on provost guard ditty
,Monday night, in the colored district
'ol‘ the town, died. last night at. the
lcan‘ionment hospitm. This was the
second death among the expedition-
! ary trooTla since “crossing the border.
T The refugee camp is slowly break-
iin' up. The liar-ton refugees hav’eT
'.gcne to Deming, N. M., to found :11
downy; the Meideans are findingl
I work on railroads and reaches of the]
lsouthwest, nudgthe Chinese probably
will be sent in‘bond to Juarez.
Mud
Ti LNAlNAN’ TRllllP
TRAIN WRECNTR
T "d lNNll'Eit. MAIL, I-‘cb. 51—h Grand
'l‘luuk Pacific Railroad train curry
3 lug three hundred officers and men of
-'the 233ml Battalion ot‘ French-Can»
drama eastward [bound for embark-
nnnt to Europe. was derailed just
:bc-orc reaching this city yesterday.
tl‘ive (‘ttrn mllc down a steep em-
lt-unitnlont. Ol‘ more than thirty por-
,t~i::i: who were injured. llr. Bunsen.
l
’lhll‘iwklclt! was :1th to tho
amorous-u. 3' “ ,
Folk Daiicingrtlix littimgirls under
the direction of Miss. G'racc Hannah.
8010—“ cit. M. Ray Powers.
Addre: 'TTH': Tt‘lllgS'OE Our (i‘oun-
iry," ‘by Lieutenant Commander Titi-
fair Minion: ‘ ' ‘
War Snugs~Eutire Assent
SOTG:"T'TBl‘b(?l‘T Pollard.
Music. for the occasion wart
lifshud by Mina Laura Pollard at the
piano. and Bliss Anna Violfe. a local
violinist. _
Upon the. conclusion of the program
'ol’ entertainment, refreshments con~
sistlng of ice cream and cake were
served. Dancing was entered during
the remainder of tho evening?
’l‘lll2,.0llnialiltee in charge. of the at
fair was composed of the officers at
the Guild and "Airs. Robert Wily.
outputs ittti
saute sills ‘ACRASS
l'llllntl'tlild‘ltht, Feb. timing oil
CarillpltlllQa operating ymttit of Phllu
dolphin to European lll‘ll‘ll‘ are illupoet
cd to withhold l‘vl‘lilt'l of American
"glitter from lrllulilillnrrtlc survive for
blagc.
o.
do (minimum. it windmill, weren’t”
fur ;
in. to whip oil omit» the annulled
rim, north thitr our: route) ' ‘ i
l
Koppleman. Democrat, who was at the. that he was born
hearing, said he was glad that nothing: Canada.
Icvoiiiqd‘u‘gTow121iiTT‘flTi‘gtITATothit‘ATITTrggldlg PA'RIS- Feb- 9, 4:55 3- “Tr—A
light to be commended for the ser- Madrid dispatch to the Pent.
vice he. had secured from themail' Journal says that the German.»
road company in licliali of Giaston- ‘ government has announced that it ..
lbury basiness men. _ ' 3 t further data of fort _ _
I .~ ’ = .- 1 t ’> (13‘ a number gran 5 a ‘ Y . Y ,
I‘lmn thl. senitl. Clltl] l :1 eight hours for neutral Sth at
lsea to regain neutral ports.
~i Germany’s original note to the
3 United States announcing the 112-.
in Alberta.
"ol‘ minor matters previously reporl‘c
favorably were. adopted.
units All! lttttt ‘
isumption of unrestricted submaw,‘ g
. trinc warfare stated that neutral
PlAN 1'0 008} 150 000 ships which were on their way
, gtoward ports in the blockade ~ g.
, " :lzones on February ‘ist. wofnld be f g
’ . “s ared durin ' a sufficient v lop ~ ‘
Persons Interested flare Contnbufmefiiodg. Thegmte also said. mgr"
ted $75,000, allllfllls WI“ More} :eutral ship; in 3301;: xvithm tit;
l arred zone won given on y . A
“la“ BflTTTTlaPfl’I—l-dcle , . Februar 5 to sailand must take
I .. . f . u H which “my. the shor eat route out of the rc- ‘
‘10-‘th l‘tTT‘S‘T‘d,”lTlT‘uTTJl:aItl,:‘T‘ colzllnittee othtrlCth areas. On FCT). 2 the it
he i;range!i;—tic commit-in in .‘lcw'Spanish government asked the
'1'“ Ti) TM‘ conduct ‘4] TH' \‘TTTTT‘Tm l\.- Ccn‘ra] Powera for an extensim
Sunday (boulders that the people-toll“ “me in which Spanish phi
‘i’on \‘m‘k ehnuld have a definite: . fl
lizitcnlcnt ot the financial plans at [at '33 m the mmkade ”I“, ~
thin undertaking. stem to port, but no much“ i
. The extremes of the coronal“ i" shave murdered any SW’ifiC til"
i \‘oir York are estimated at $150,000; limit a: mg by Germany. “
mentioned on from Pugh T
Norwalk Chronicler