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THAT'S WHY NOR-
‘WALKERS FAVOR
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ASBOGIATED PRESfi NEWS FRO“ ALL PARTS 0” THE WORLD 3‘! A
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SPECIAL WlRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
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WALK House our V
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Office as Second Class Matter.
K;.iiiiliiii8iii8i}i|88ll0iil riot
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IN BOSWNlS
DESlROYED
dost Politics to One Side and En- l 250 Guests and Employee blade
for Project with Enthusiasm all Their Escape, but a Number Were
Hartford Session injured and fallen to hospitals
*-"iiiii it CHURCHES Evin trillion 0r
thumb
its Share for the Country" Says;
‘ from the Eighth Floor
bovemor
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alluding politics to til-m side an: t'ti HUSTUX: 1"“). 10- ~ Tib- |lott~i Len
ltjl'illi; into the project with (11.1
llllll‘illiqln. democratic and republican . ,
:mtryers. i‘(‘[)l‘v.~‘t?lllltl[-f exiztueen enn-s‘l'." “i“ ““1" Will.“
in (loutuctlcut, discussed before (lov-
eruu‘ Marcus it. Holcomb yr-stei‘tiuy-F“_
‘Il‘l(.,~.'-”(‘n in tile gm“, (inpitol the. Hillll'lt‘i. The elevator weits werv
Milli“ for m“ preparedness movement titled with emolte soon after tit-
that was lallilqlltrd in ”:0 gm“: Scn- Hill‘h‘lS \\'t'l‘1‘ . aroused, tltld most
Mu mafia“). when Governor ”“190",“ them came down the Stairways of ”it
horde his plea To" a onmirlt‘it‘ iniliiuly tetrsiory strut-lure.
mum“, ”I 1“,. state. itltm'il ladders by firemen. .
litufuiu mp meeting {my Edit in C. 'i‘ew, of New York; It
riovei‘tior Holcomb received of Sl‘itlllt’TWKV‘dSli.
promises of every city lit the slut.
l'l)’il,l support and cooperation in {hi5 hospital. Mr. Top and Mrs. Mitchel
move—the pm of its. kind mm. in» \‘.el‘- slightly burned about the firm
i-Jittlleti by any state in the country. "“‘i “ii-"L‘v ”“1 Mrs. ““01““ ““5 ‘1‘
Mayor leorge A. Quiglruy of New t'ected from shock. Mr. Mitchell illit
littiittirt was the only executive
prurient. New Uritaln timing represrni-
ralvhy (M. lrvin‘g ~.iestor.
iNn urging “fag neceSsal‘y at uyefll‘tfilll‘ll by it physician for burns.
meeting. Each representative on,
lemd into the spirit of the project,
and when Governor Holcomb, just!
before adjourning the meeting. said!
tlmt “(‘onnecttcut will be found.
:whom it always has been found— -
ready to do its sham for the country,"
he Willi enthusiastically applauded.
Work Starts Immediatew.
III every city and town in the state,
the work will be started itnmedi-;
:doly. As the pioneer of the moved
went, the first to shirt active \l'Ol‘kEmuer-s'
Adi of the
cloth-ti,i
”1.. (‘heshire Mitchell,
. of and .lirs, Mitchell
iii-omen from gheir room on the. eightl
-. floor.
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SillillllliliSlEliS’
iilound-Tnbie of
canyon: by Charles A. Goodwin, to',.d bv v,
when. Governor Holcomb gave credit canization.
yesterday for originating the schemeu Supper “11>. served in ,1“. hotel, “
BIANKMD SiliilS
“Connecticut 3‘3““ Ready to 9° Mari and Wife Removed by Firemenf
'U.\ at lixeter and litiyistoti streets ill1
the ilack tiny district, was damaged
or
-ull
guests and the employers were able to
t out. but several sustained minor “troduced in scent
of
A few were taken
“1.“. “my.” to a hearing which. so report has it, Fair-I
“.n his wife, were taken down it ladder by
Frank T. Fish, of Boston. was
li0lllili lilill Mills
The \“inter meetlne oi‘ the School-
. , Western
or the gathering ot‘ the census, liar.- [Connecticut was held my evening. in
”rm" ”med was “M’li‘lm‘d “‘ 11“'xthe Royal .inmes inn. and was attenti-
chteen members of the or-
SOUTH NORWALK, couN. “ s-n'runbav, FEBRUARY 10, :91]
Cloudy and Much Colder Tonight
manipulation;
around
Festivities Were Cleverly Arranged
Especially for the Occasion
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t-ial‘supper," with which the young
i people of the Society 0: Christian Ezr-
ideavor of the First Congregational .
lelmrch oi‘ Nor-walk occasionally varyg
l their social program and stimulate the
interest of the members. a surprise
lcompiimentary dinner was given by
.the young people to Doctor and Mrs.
_.\ictlregor last evening in the parish-
; house. it was the occasion of the. flftltl
anniversary of Dr. Mciireg'or's pas-i
‘ltit‘ait- and the tables were decorated
‘with numerous groups of five little
{heat-ts, besides favors at each place.
voi' larger Valentine hearts, inscribed
lwith conundrums. and a center Need
of carnationswali attractive shades of-
pink. The festivities were cleverly
Mayor llarstrorn Ishtar a Call for
150 or More hint and Women
to lie Patriotic Duty for Their
Country
MASS iridium
uuuuu
litepresentatives from Schools, fac-
((Yontinued on Eighth l’. e.)
in ii) CHANGE iitiui
liiPt’S Hill) upturn
. morning ltbilt’d a call for one. hundred
population betwocn the oxen of six-
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w—nu'd Give COMI‘OI t0 Budylteen years upward, who-would
of "me :nble to respond to the call of
ll;\ll'l‘l“tl'2lll. ifeh. itI.—«'l'here was a
_ bill before the roads. bridges and:
'rivcrs committee yesterday [or hi
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initin the City flail, at eleven o'clock
and everybody should attend.
[ «m \‘qur" WUUHI .tne tutti iiiusiyfcn“)r
3 interested til if things had come ital ““l
. way. it proposed to change the pres- plum for the
i cut lltghway department control tutti?
turn it over to u threeiu-utietl continues of sixteen rears up.
taking census of
, "mm-0n, u be kept. rortuture erenccas it) em t‘hapuum lit-‘t‘ll’, were thwarted by the unrest
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$ {The bill was introduced in BMWT."I‘E"‘ “tram?“ 1:1“ ”937:0 ”mm ‘Tfiiogi The minutes of the previous meet. )«ialerdeu.l 0f 1‘ 11ml :32“: 3.3:“) “‘1‘; 'France. The twoahtpa 11313,]!
.1 ”0118“ .ltoptosenmtive Filley 01.“‘”' coo ‘ 5 ll ‘n‘ his: were. read by the secretary. and phy 0' (“my ' ‘. ‘ . ’ '. “wed the“ Clearance Papcl’s 3“
tilloomfleid. ”by re nest," us he hast-:nletlllllii “'lll ll!l Mid n the Council . tel l . the board Tm, n, ort oalnfter stubbornly refusing to talk after 1 d d 11 h . . -- .. .. ..
“(CPD l l.‘ - ' p ‘i eing quizzed for an hour by Lieutcn- 0d C a t Ctr cargoes, awaiting
cried to inform tic commitye.
had nothing to suy in favor of it and
hoped the committee would kill it. The from
:situntion was not. ripe for support and; it'll‘lg- “r
’not a soul appeared to support thellll‘ll'illi‘ citizens are urg
, plan.
Hearing in Judiciary Committee. 3
in the Judiciary (mtutnittee there'yi‘r‘li‘
was an important hearing on the prop-l
losition to create another coutmisnion.‘
This plan came in part. front the kl“ (70’1“0'3”
labor unions. through ne hill. and in'lllOSl "0'1“"
part front the contractors.
n would most certainly showed the
have a board of examiners of eioctri- patriotism of the Nutmeg slate.
claws, and so for as the labor men This camp
wen}, it would follow along,.the lines
of the harbers' commission law.
ed to attend
Mayor
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t : dent Wilson through
tones-arid Organizatichs llrged
to Attend
liarsu‘oln this
it , rind titty or more men and women to
by Request I aid in taking it census of the mute
he.
the
' President in ruse of war. A vast nines?
meeting will he held tomorrow morn-
in response. to the appeal of (inv-
h’iurcua Holcomb. Mayor (‘arl
iinrstrom today begun makingi
the]
nlhlt‘ population of this city from ihw
The census
neiroom. City Hall, tom rmw morning
at. it o'clock at which representatives
all of the large “IIIUHLLHH nit; ‘
muizntions and schools and
.\\'omeu are included in the invitation.
ilnrsirom was in Hartford
rday. where Govemor Holcomb
explained the plan. The meeting was
attended by every mayor of every city
The. oftentimes was
kabie in this respect. and
intense
nigh is to be conducted
state. wide. when it is through Presi-
thc governor,
1m n‘r‘n in “he“ his bend my run
fiiiNti ’
Stilts AND turn i0 Silt
itiR EUROPEAN wn iii
itiiiitiiili, ‘
iii00i REPiiRi
, numb .
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,llrchiteci lachson Shows the Oistl0rlealis and the Roe
; of the Structure and Balance Duel
l to Contractor Mather "
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iWWHmh' umnmmmumnmbu _
Ii lliilili Pill: ‘Biitliii itiNiGiii iii liliiiii, Slililiiiiilh-
lSch . . ””E— . - . . \
0° Board ""1 s “mm 3'8 Bankers and Manufacturers Arc inconvenienced by the“
Reduced Number of Sailings l-‘rom American Ports "“1”
triumphs
hestcr Will Make a Test (of (term:
any's Unrestricted Submarine Warfare Proclamation:
Sailing from New York Sometime Today
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if: 313353;? . ‘ipt .' it ,- ‘ :11, 'PLANNED [0 SE”. ican shipping cirCles were stirred
‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ;, :today by the announcement that‘-
lnnd (lurid: ".e rz'en -- . it? it: .
lin particular evcept the superintend-I
ient‘s report. and the report of ill."
llinance. committee as disco serif:
SHIP Milli llllillll
l'l‘lirec qunritts o." :m hour ' .» -
.. . First Mate Admt's Theft of Wood,
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‘two freighters flying the Stud“
. and Stripes would sail immediato'e
11y for the European war zo'rt .,
l,’1‘hoy will be the first American,“
_ _ ’ ivesscls to start from New .Yoult
Rubber Coats, Rigging and Ship S.f0!‘ the prescribed area since the
Bell ibeginning of Germany's unrbe ’
lstriated submarine warfare. j.‘
These ships are tho-Orleans.
owned by'the Oricrttal Nayigaxli
tion Companv and the Rochester: ;_
of the Kerr Steamship Company t‘"
Both, are. bound for Bordeauiy,
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“north“? hail l:--‘.‘ t‘iilitti to ordvx.
imotion was made and voted. that the‘
lltourti go into «wet‘utive pt-"slon, for"
[the purpose of dismissing 4:1“ report,
of the school (‘;Ili‘.liliiit'*t“. ‘
l The meetiu: was called to outer}
thy the chuiinatu. llr. l‘t‘utt‘n. alight:
5:15 o’clock, and those pry-5cm were
.lezers. Ward. tittnunier, liider,
Ahrens, Scoiieiti. lir. 'n'herer, ilr.
Tracey, .Dr. Cabin-n and Superintend-
i fililtlllll‘iliid‘. l-‘t-ii. ills—'lmfillg
lpiun»: to well everything saleable on
ttho twor .rsted schooner Florence, of
itempstcnd, lJ. l... and even the craft
b ‘ I
out John E. Barton of the detectivezfinal word from their-owners.
u, finally admitted that in two The Orleans has an Amelie?“
“W“ i“ .captain, Allan Tucker, and actor. '
{of 35. of whom 32 are citizens ' fj_
kmithe United States.
The Rochester has 33 officers
and men, of whom two-thirds are
Both vessels ha
their names and “U. S. A.”nlfi\
e letters on their black sidéfi_
the superintendent with then present;
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Eburea
.tlitys he sold ship goods Iva
lover $1th for $35. ’
Sold Everything “Loose."
\l’. C. (Yonkiin. captain. was to .
lso ill Tuesday he was removed to his:
home in South Norwnlk. llc lelt'
Murphy. the, first mate, in charge. For Americans.
, A connuuniuttiun received by Illr.
lChapmnn. front the ltidgeiieid Town
lSchool Committee, in which the. prin-
cipal and teachers of the Norwnlk
High School were thanked for their
efficient and painstaking efforts in the
.trtn‘ning of Ridgeflcid pupils, “as
tread. Upon the motion of Mr. llider._ . ‘ .. ’
ilnter in the evening, it was voted timt'il dilY lhl‘ F10" “Ct “AS "100le 05 “l6
in“. communication 1“. published inglltllit‘ buoy. but iinrbormaster Wll-i
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w . ~ - ~ . liam A. Lamond ordered that tube larg .
l;:;:,..,‘.0m‘ ”ENNIMX h “as M fol ‘ticd at the city dock. Upon its tll'l‘ll'tll I but are not striped or marked in‘
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t'thcre Murphy started selling evety- l the manner prescnbed {or Amati.
: thing he. could. , _ lean vessels by the German 51¢)th
A cargo of cord wood \vashtbonhiade re ulations N‘ithc is ad“;
.the bent. and two cords of it were 3 ' " "E'l‘lmi.
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(Continued on Eleventh l‘age.)
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. Norman R. Moray, of the itartfou , -. .. . j , _ . ~{Senator Ncehe, ill: labor union man ‘V‘ll _ .
Accident 4;. internally (mulmnv. “1:0 '. (l(iO-(llv.lkrl‘l')il tht Imenu figllSlSitdltll in ”w Setfiite. infludwwt n... kn. ..4 cry fighting man in the state. It. will lsoid for about 33' as well as the ship 6 I . ,1
11.4" 9pm,.“ 0“ the. indexing; ltobert Mm,“ (1!" l. ,‘f.l.“‘ls“ (.1, p0,“: oes'gm 0? spoke in favor of it. He believed that " ”' """‘ " “h "““ ' w ‘ ‘beii. rubber coats. rubber boots. the; ‘After taking the matter up at
1'. limit-r. chairman of the. citizens" 55$.“ch m” “we“ m I" 1“" U' such a measure would uuu‘ tu me Mayor “ari‘lmn‘m is perionullily‘ 1r; . ’ lslmii and propeller of 1‘ motor ,ba‘“iWashingt0n, we have decided W
unliniitec. nnri Mavr Frilll‘ Ag. - ’ , . . , . t‘lllcietlcy of the electrician nndin the Somali”? “'ll‘ mu “‘3 5““ fl 3' e iuttachcd to the ship, some. or to e“!
it"u'art v it u it ugh-lama tok the} ipon ”u (onclusion 0f the dinner, end tend to reduce the firm which «lilllt‘tils 10 ”10 people 01’ Norwalk fori xrigwing and brass ports. Mlll‘ilh)’ mid allow the steamer to pm ~~
. . .. ,i - a .the members adjourned to the hotel ‘ ‘their old and support in this world llt‘i’Pll making nrrangen‘l‘nls to sell the Without mounting guns Of any
i I ‘ ' kind." said an official of the Kerr
.‘illill’i'ln llt)\\"““'l‘. that. “WY ““9“ “m parlor. where the regular busines
'f"""“' Hartford's met.hod-that ”“5" interior; was held. The subjects which
may employ any method they see fit were under discuseiun
so ion: to: the secure :t
last evt‘nin
complete «90 "To what-extent should sittndnr
”'“l‘”: “3'” “3"“ ”l" uncles of all measurements be used in determin-
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itisiis nun i0
iiiiflfltii'iitliis
m.__ttendent J. F. Williams,
Superintendent J. C. Bowman,
Westport: 'S. 1'. William, of Bridg
port. Superintendent Smith. of Fat
jmotion. the reliability of
,mnrks, and working definition of in
and pass.“
loughly fro
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is‘AiiAb'iA‘NvC‘A. N. ‘t’.. Feb.
-i-‘ivo persons wow burned to death
when fire destroyed the farm homo
H. W. Sane, of New Cartoon.
COASl -.
oi Robert Woodard in Morgan iloliow.l
.MrsI Alfred il'olmcgr, til; Bergen
l'lflllllillfio lL’: .‘durie Robbins. S, and RUSHING
wore. :tsiet-p v hen the fire started in
the. (lining room, when: some blah-i
burn that escape of the. five was cut
off. ‘hree others who were in the
l‘citl‘ here, early ytjrstortlzty. The tleudi
, tire: Robert “onward. 77: years olti;’
Mabel \l‘eodartl. :2 years old.
All the Ut't'ullil'lih’ cf the house
lf’lts were being dried out before a"
:wiovo. So rapidly did the building‘
i«rune. got out safely.
"FWD—~24 pt.
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NEW YORK. Feb. lO.—~\Vorlt on it
new coast defense
El: PAS”. 'l‘t'>:.. i‘e‘u. it).»—Pri\‘ato ‘Roc‘ewav Point, is being rushed. . .
C‘W‘lf‘r BUM-'1 “i “emote-u L. Fifth Neaitv three hundred laborers and Wilma in trading was the Principal minor complaints '" nerve-Me “"iil 30"“ “We“ is “‘9' "“5”“ spam“: ._ -— American ports was beg‘nning _
(thin Infflllll'l. and Sergeant Karl moi-pupa.“ a dozen auto trucks 3]). ‘l‘lllfilllfSS before the. Congressional rhit-t metter is settled, as it would services have been arranged- There; q? JCSEPH'S SCHOOL OCHAL- be felt. although as yet thflewi
Lfienhart 01 lelllfli‘x‘! K. Fifth Ohio poured over night. anti today were 193W illfillll'lf committee tnday. Til“ greatly interfere with the Work. CPR:- will be two speakers. General Russell ‘ ' LENGF. no serial”; concestinn 0f cafg‘yv _
Infantry, were hill: .‘. late 'yesierday
when the “tlotden State Limited"
on the Rock island, from Chicago,
struck it motor truck in which they
were riding down town front Camp
Pershing. Private Eaton was from
Grammar". 0.. and Sergeant 'Eisr-n‘nni‘t
me from Cicvcland.
Private Rudolph J. Smith, of Cour
pony K. Fifth Ohio Lni‘antry- and
Ti’rilvnte. Dun T. Tohmey of Company
4 1:. Fifth Oltio'lnfantry were. so badly!
injured that they are reportrd to be
dying. Tcn‘oiher members 05 the
Fifth Ohio Infantry we're. also seri-
'. ously injured. . '
y The soldiers had it
: vitatlon'ot’. the High S
with today in excluding the curious,
'l‘tztten has been ordered to do gun
July, it was said.
MEET.
civil and military authorities
pied on in-
ool cadets to
.; ‘ 33119;; a dflllthat'tho school Stadiunl
. fl re on eir' way to the oil
when the accident. took place. y
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wgninst the government
have been arrested. There
activity in police circles, .
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the use or marks as u basis for pro‘
ieuchers'
These subjects were discussed thor-
m every stitttdpo at by the
teachers. Among' the principal speak-
ers of the evening were Superintend-
‘; ent .l. G. Durst, of Danbury; Superin~
of . Darlen:
of
field: Edward Smith. of Stamford, and
print won:
fortifications, or-
1dcred by the Federal Government 'on
busily engaged in making stone and
company of regular troops from Fort,
~ LOT AGAINST CUBAN GOVERN.
HAVANA. Feb. 10.—-A‘urenb Hevin,‘
Secretary of the Interior, notified the
today
'hat he had received advices of a plot
. involving .
civil and military officials. It is re-
ported that one or more army officers
‘ is great
conte front faulty wiring. J.‘ T. Sui-
iivan of Bridgeport was among those lie imp
who spoke. in favor of the law. 3trioti-sm. This great \vurk cannot b
Opposition from Many_ luccomplished unless he secures th
There was strong ,oppooition *t‘o up hearty cooperation of every Citizen l
these. pleasures from many sources. (”1‘3 ("M'- ‘ ' » _
While. they were trying to create' The“! is 710 lllnlli‘)’ "1 ll- MOMV l
new commissions before the Judiciary not needed nor should not be ueede
committee. others sought to reduce ’ll «lei lit tl work 01‘ tillfi it‘lld.
the number by two by abolishing the '0 carry it out successfully within
bnrbers‘ and the cmbai-neiv‘ """l“"u. "'lys, the servlres of stencgt'anh
stuns. The hearings were before the "Olllllllllf‘P-‘l i
committee on public health and safc- A 783i corps of ll
13'. The. journeytnen borbers were ‘“l"“' "ll “‘9 work.
out in force to oppose the change and =1 ““153
so were the embulmcrs. "Wm" rt
it is proposed to place the duties the Ci
of both these commissions with the ""“‘-‘l
State hoard of health in accordance “’1"
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r- with the. recommendations of the gov- ”l" illim- . . ntcmbrances came. from Mrs. Law When the. D0 . , m, ,
{crime but the health board is not anx- As ‘er as can be ascertained. ill‘: E-cnce M. Slovene. who Will also FBflCil members of the crew, Jameadr-Oi‘; ‘ 5; The pOSt-office authorities Wt! “
:ious for these kinds of duties. ' .name. addressnotg‘unalilnu an'rihfitgewill the 101 mark in July. Mrs. Sanford 01‘535 Water street. “as {wind "$50031 considering the. advirability offlé
cverv mu e wi 9 " "‘11. L ' - ‘ r -- : .b‘n. He was nrres t‘ - . ‘3 r .- ‘r‘ .
i . is certainly n wondertul wonum. hm n the ca 1 transferring 5,000 suits of .m
the hind away in it. filing cabinet.
i Publicin to the camp
lgll'e't through the newepapcrs.
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. given,
Mayor Curl Axel 'Ha
“I pledged the.
R8 0i CONGRESS
tidbit Siitii
\l'ashington. l-‘cb. 10.—~inspeelion of
members of (‘ongress‘ stock exchange
accounts to ascertain, if possible.
whether official information has been
limit
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effort."
claims about the. tax lists are
ninflnr‘ n! iii] (if tlvn (H'lv Omnifilq “-
examination is based on n Was-hing-
mn broker’s testimony yesterday. that
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often have trailed
concrete foundations for the big gt
emplocements. The work is procee
int: under the supervision of army e
gtnecrs. Because of the difficulty in
iores them to show Their pn-I
ln orde
7%
ind leaders are. needs,
coplc are. needed to
To this or one, . ~ , ‘ . f _ .
meeting has been 031“: fan was also the tempieni o. runny postal
'clmk tomorrow mominz ir.
ty Hall, at. which time, volun-
lllryor linrstrom
address the meeting and explain
aign - will be.
and
vow change in the program will be.
governor the
.heeriv and loyal support. of Norwalk
in this work. and I know andficel that
i can depend on them in this great
The public is urged to with-hold nil
.engine .for $30. but the prospective . .
purchaser failed to come after it. . Line. "Any Ship flying the Amen
3 Breaks Down Under Fire- . , {can flag, as the Rochester does
“"“‘sstlglpixuion“‘33.: has the right to tradewith-aifm"
excited when he saw; htm on Water sign country and we do “Pt antic:
street carrying 'the ship's hell in u pate that. the steamer Will be in
canvas bin:- Taken “"0 “may 1‘9 tcrfered with.”
“filled ““ “0‘0 l“ “firming ”Rum! H. "S. Quick. general freigll‘li
”‘0 ”911°“ ”‘9 do“ For 0‘“ an agent of the Kerr Line, a
or b ' was questioned by Lictp ‘ ' .
ittglzfqifinaprign. but he kept up a bold nounccd that the sailings of the
protesting his inneyline will continue. until forcib
ccnse. Finally his self control waii stopped. The arrival of ‘the Bel
swept RWY “Y i’ “m“ gem-’1- 0 tic of the White Star Line a'
unerics, and he confessed everything. , f h (i215:
mm 5,, m u... to make, a written and Liverpool. removes rpm t e ‘
Mm, mime ger zone"anoiher British vessel“
carrying American citizens.
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Murphy was
One of the noteworthy events t-f'
hlaloncy. wlmse.
this month was the. observance by
Mrs. Delia Sanford of her lOlst birth-
day anniversary. This occurred on
lilcbtuury' find. and was quietly cele-
Ehraictl :3 her residence, rib Franklin
lavenue. Mn. Sanford received the
,(ongrutuintions of runny friends and
neighbors who called to see her. and
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’rnnt. repeatedly
rurtls containing congratulations and
best wishes. There were gifts. of
potted plants and other tokens of love
and esteem. (lee "f the most. “new.
eating of the congratulations and re- m. of his misdeeds.
lice. scarcited’for other
iwi‘ormntion obtained by the. d tectivo
't‘oohey's so e part
to drink deeply .ot
“whiskey purchased with Murphy's ill—
gotten gains. He. said he. saw the
' ~ ' but
" ‘stoien properly leaving the ship,
iN MEMORY OF UNCOLN at the. time he did nobknow Who
Patriotic services) will be. 11th tin-owned it, and thought.” Murphy rwrit:
many of the. clturtlus in this or y O'pvithin hrs rights 1“ disposing 0 ‘il
n‘orrow. ()t the South Norwnlk Con-i it. is probable the. charge of theft Wi
gregational Church, of jlten “the
mind being clear and her hearing
good. ller eyesight is gradually fail-
ing and she does but little reading
now.
from the' American Liner“""$i
Louis, which. has been held, u
here all week by the blockafi
situation to the British Steamshi .
Cedric, which sails tomdrrow for
Liv‘erpool without roare'set’uzers;~ _
Bankers and manufacturers all
railway. men ”bid tori?" ‘that'ttlt
reduced number. of sailings fr '
bureau. it. appears
in the affair was
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on
which Reva; be pulled nmtinsc Vi‘oohey. \‘~
cases are heard in the. city" court.
Frost aid Judge John ll. Light. Mn.
'at the railroad ter inals. It
Frost will speak on "Citizenship" and n11 .
We challenge any sixtiegt‘ttde team . .
“Nd that many 5h1006f5_
ill
in Norwelk or South Norwallt in bust
71‘. .
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d~ certain members be busy men ftir the next. ten GRYS- . .. d) 1‘ y ‘ -
n- ingot?! 1mg? 1 Mb W «h :ion ' :udgol Lmhltm? :11: Leo (1:5 ‘LD :9: l-'eib"ii Any trcmber of the team Wiihhddmfi' “WET g°°ds ”Olga
et “5 - "m 0 . 9 ‘1' m" FIND MAN sue-r --"-- DEAD av Anco n." 1 0 '35“ WM 3 ‘1 ’ ' " ' . ’ Th‘ railroads at th“ POint‘Of‘P' and
. brokers were in the hands of the com- "t b0 Avflxcellem' ~-hnil ”0t weigh over 90 pounds. e ' fl - i ' .
“ ASPHYXIAHON' . Of interest and. “I h t l he ac-l qt. Joseph's are: (launch. center: 'mm because they could not"
mittee today. and idle remainder have .
been subpoenaed. '
Upon the outcome of the examina-
tion which will be done privately will
depend whether the committee. will
investigate the transactions publicly
SOMERVI. t.~
fr: “C" forcing thniv‘ w-ry luv“ "ya ho"
niehi, f“ll“tl M" KMM‘ rlor‘rl K a r:
bend and heart. and it's wife. rlrmd
gar-ALL 0,! Av: gar Il'-“fiLC'fi\Q/M_
MIDDLETOWN, Feb. 10,—Mice and
matches probably w-rc in; i H.
Um which bronchi ab'n‘ .. “-n i-~ ”m.
store of the Direct Importing 'Com-
pany today. Philip J u - -
of the building, has a. loss of 81,500.
galls the store loss was probably 83p
fl -prL
of Mr. and Mrs. Sidneyv’fi. Keene “last
“‘lcd 'rer-m with bullets through his
mother room in which two gas jets
were. open. Beard» .Mrw. Knows “N
was a revolver. The police expressed
the belief that the women, during a.
. ry inrruiry. killed her
h hinnd ‘Vllllnhfle slept and then com
at bed suicide by gas. Mr. Keene ind
been president ofdlsa board out or
men amines a. former..memher., ,tlt
treatment of them which wll
corded to them by the popular speak-
ers, those who attend the services will]
find them to be the “best ever." They
violin soloist for the occasion will be
Miss Eugene Rummier. Everybody is
welcome. ‘
>'In the South‘
. and tain the necessary ocean‘tonn,
Notify: 3' The situation is a source of.
tnovancc to banks doinm husiri‘o ,
'iin fercitzn exchange sold and.
. igotia’te‘d against errands rinlw
0. win ron Blake, president of theifil’tfi; EEZfiflimsigfpxd
New England comm comm!!!“ Iy‘m’icd delay some-of the lat-zeal:
\fierweik. in in a serious condition at he“, have sent Ol‘lt letre's‘c
“1"".‘Mr‘ W“ has “a“, attention to the iarr that.
h" " ‘ or main: ' ‘
‘M :Ghiotto and Hogrin, forwards;
Nichols and O'Nlell. guards.
“lunch R. Ghiotto, 9 Burritt ,uvenne
Vutwnlk, Conn.
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