Speaks lor llld‘l‘
.THA'r's WHY NOR.‘
A wanm ‘ FAVOil
THE EVENING SEN.
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S. ll. Tamblyn,otBridgeport,VisiteresErucfion of Two Churches and
- the [0ch Branch of the Nation:
wide Organization
0000th or fill .
or Mllll0N Minus,
Registration Blanks to he Distribu-3
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iacrl W, Stuub. of Now Yorli, director
nirgzuriizntton yesuérrlny.
'he opening; day of the local chapter";.
on: membumhip campaign
l'rlr, ’l‘uxnblyn :erivml in Norwullr
r‘uun Bridgeport, whore ho bus justi
.l mmhed an enrollment campaign for,
10.000 members inone week. 'l‘he
.npzosentulivo name to thin city for
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. :NNO NEN NEENSE l0 ,, '
till tour truism” Mullah -
Mayor llarstrom and Corporation
Counsel lockwood May Take Up
the Matter
in llsl
Norwnlk has two “Lini'fl‘h”
midst. Who they are. The Sentinel!
up.» umlilc to lind out. tut it knows,
‘illiii third are two men in one 01“
lire. downlown lactation who refuse 10‘
all! out n war consult blunk. An up-
ptu‘. has been sent to City (‘lerk Slep-
ph'ui liokus for aid in this. mutter-.1
Whether they can be made to fill out
.i I’C‘llfill‘l blank in a. llzing that will‘
hrve to be. dceldod in Pour-t. l'p to
thn present time no action has been
‘lnllezl. .
The above inforrnulmn was ascer-
n_.rrned by a Sentinel mun ‘.\'llt)’()\'t‘l"
lilt‘ill’fl o. telephone convenaulion he-
'lweon Judge! llokuu and u represenlu;
tire. of the factory. Mr Dokun was
appozrlpd to for homes of the inter
~ r'gjstod parties, but he refused to give
but any information on the matter“
will have to be taken up with Mayor.
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Work on the. census is progressing
' “wry- fnvombly. The card census of,
the. F‘rst and Second l’ilstriotn liave‘
. {been romplcted; This interning: a,
non butch ol' certificates from l‘lnrl-
ford arrived.» A lnrrze number of,
these will be distributed to the. Boyf
"Scouts, who offered their services in
the. taking or" the. house to house. cen-
WIS. The only difference in looks be»;
tween these. cr-lrlilioules and the prom
" .i'ux‘ding ones is the Boy Scout oerti-i
Iicnles have a blue. Heal. while lbel
others have it. golden one. The work;
is progressing rapidly, and the house?
:0 house census will be blurred short-l
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w. - LAREIJO. .Tox” Feb; :11.—---Fron-
duo? Villa has not geneto Japan on
Ipsecret mission. but; vvith Manuel
Eritrea, z'l. leader operating in the
’llgmploo district, has gone south to
MEchO City to confer Willi Zapata,
”gutting a merger of forces. accord:
ng tofylliista adherents here.
lilo-"7‘13 "cnodited with the belief
In union of his forces with those
-.‘ Zapata. and Pelum would result.
g b. formldfiilo revolutionary mow
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’Ylile.,Ariz.. Feb. 21.4}‘ldre than a
W gjt’illu envulrymlen psouped
ngyight. across the border about 25
‘ or: .oouthlof. here, while 1 Company,
‘U. S. infantry established a pin
on the American. nidef’ it was
(gelled «the-Monica“ planned to re
“Tangier. ot the South Nomark Post
Office as Second Class Matter.
00ZEN EINES
NENNEY BURN NP
2 NlNlllllllN WERE run
jEO0N MEN NNNESIEN .
sepnzrale tires
Several Other Buildings Spread
Terror Through Hardware City l
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ll‘iremen Summoned from Nearbyl
Cities and Militia Called Out
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NE“. BRITAIN, Feb. 21."’4‘\ (lolt‘lll
which destroyed ‘
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SOUTH NORW
ALK, CONN. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 19:7
News We um; " ‘
nEAeoN WHY iron-
THE .SENTINELw-Iiflg
DISPENSABLE.
Rain or Snow, Warmer Thursday
rill corn ‘
SiNllNlllS
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lorris Prince, of Norwallr, Gets the
longest Term for indecent As-
sult on Two Young Boys
MANY also usrlsn
or our; BENNEli;
Wilton Man Civen Six Months for, man“ to Blame indented Cold 0
Stealing Automobile
l‘llllltllll’tlli'l‘, Feb. 21.~-'l'lle ,\\‘llr'el.~i_
Recent lump in Prices offend Pro;
‘Illlnsr 07 MONEY
llillNNiNl “ «. NAVAL MEN
wu iii in ,_
: no it In.
ducts to be the Subject of In-
vestigation by Fedeial Grand lury
us Mllllilllii
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.Niill Will r 3
' ilDlllA Illll
Followers of the Water Will Assume
Same Status as the Cavalry and
Infantry Branches
i0 n" ullrlllrrci
SUPERVISION or 11. Si
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iiicers tolStart Work on Complel-,
inuriv
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of the 'Adtmllc Illusion oflho llrtl churches, here lUHlRlll.
"l'QEL‘. homely of America. nailed the, 3,.“
Norwulk branch of the fifilifi“"‘vlvfhjlMormon and spread consternation" “Trim": “bill" “”50"“? 0f.
“ “L k ““3 . llll")ll1"ll the city. 'l'ln- police believe: ”will“ J. Curtis, who in so
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run lblrpbse of outlining: to the local ll
‘It‘lllllll'M-l‘a' oi“ the. lied «timers, n liliul‘l,‘
as
buildings, including
l-Stlmrlied rouuhlv at
‘i the tires were set and four men arc-l . ,
lundrr urresl , in connection with on “‘ 3"“*‘°““"“‘ “'1‘” WWW“ ”‘9‘“ NW“ bu oneetcd to determine “how fur. if
rnrmliuurion.
.rillOl‘ri, \\'utl‘l'bill‘,\'.
mlnvllle. 'i‘lie lncul militia
panic.» were also ('niit’ll out to assist, _
a tin Police in preserving miter :md “‘ "11' >1!“GC with u strum: Southern are. pm,” a". no, improbubly due to km”
. ,llo, Scouts were preempt iulo 5t‘l'-‘(‘lhl' “W" “WWW“ 1“ state ””50" intrastate commissions. Willi these.
\‘rtt‘.
’i‘in‘ liuldlneu destroyed
roused dour.
included j in .'r n
“will: jllhllct‘ ground steadily rind surely
-in tin
Judge W. 1.. Bennett
Judge
fferi u
about : rourl “Mill’-
l'rrm :1 cold.
undi ”3“
POIu-f lurinutor).
‘ Louis l’riuce, tllIt‘tl ll, of Nor-walk
criniinul side of the superior"
There was a big rult
throwing them-
ol’ the court.
lrnir-ncy, ullhouuh nine primit-
\\erc sent to the Connecticut. lie-
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1 Supply for Outrageous Prlces 3 ME “05*". Ready for Enlarger,
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BOSTON, Fob. 21.-—~'l‘he mom. «m '
rjzum in food prices will be the subs; Work of f,_,d,.,.anzi,,,. In. 1.“.
Ject 01' special investigation by the mud militia will m. 5“.“
, federal grand jury, United Slater; Dis»
:tricr Attorney W. Anderson announc-
lod tonight. The inquiry, which will
bcmu next Tuesday. he stated, will
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. . ‘lll' .i ruddy and it ok .1 (hang? of. at h“, these ““er 1%,.“st are due
So rapidly did the various tires de»8 l"‘_“”‘”‘-’ ‘1‘”“3 “"d
\‘elop lhul the loeui lire depnrtrnentl5'»“"“’“ 1” the “my“?
.fitlllll itsell‘ uimble'lo keep pure with . ' ““59 “WW“ showed Justice mm“; “numbefi to use its full power to pro-
rill and help .wus ournnroned i'roin< “‘4“
Bristol
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to llClh obnoxious to the federal and
The federal government
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i in a formal statement the district
‘ attorney said: “it should not be over
i lnt‘llCtl that muny of these recent high
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Hill llltlv‘th‘lil assault on two small mm“ county and city authorities and
_ . _ H“ “"5 rent ‘9 state prison on]: net the federal government. “lust doul.‘
1 nhudmon to the two churches. live: He hrnl (bunt tor lrom two to live;
‘busnwm blocks, lwri residences nmll}vl\t‘:~', and on the second count fori to
"incidenlully it may be worth while
cull ottenllon to the fact that und-
lliLrer smaller buildings.
|NSl’E_0i0NSNNNlEN
.Would Provide a large Number of!
labs in Every Town and City
liver 1,000 Inhabitants
it on not now below the H‘llll‘ legis-
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.lullll't IS passed, Aorwalk \\‘lll mm» hi
l‘ourd oi' Plumbing Examiners cori-
Sinlrlg (of three members. The incin-
born. will be appointed by the lionrd
el‘ lltllllll and will have the power
l') examine nll applicants for u li-
cense to engage in business no u most.
M [number or u journeynmn plumber
lo? 1“ period ol‘ one yeur. .Tlllb‘r nec-
liou of the act will do awuy with the
‘Kl't‘ul number of men who have been
“"llhlllg us plumbers and who know
but little uboul the trade. '
'l‘ln net is rather drastic in its ef-'
‘1‘»: “t and will hardly be received with‘
favor in this city. in the lirnt place
:1 ice of $1 and $2 will have to be paid
(“furl Axel Harsll‘om and Corporation! i" order ‘9 secure :1 license. This,
. :("tszullsol Edward M. Lockwood. Ll“. j‘tiielrfifim help to sloplhe ““5qu
01 it I .
The proposed measure in whole, as
received by Building lnsppctor Clor-
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500 run it urn p.
. 0r lNlNNNlNAN mu
Refugees SlaughteredSWhen Cars
leave Rails, Exploding Quantity,
of Ammunition
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BERLIN, Feb. 21, via Sayviilc.—«
Five hundred persons. mostly Rot'mia.
nlun refugees were killed and about
.500 others were injured in a train
wreck neair ,Chirurchu, in northern
itouinaniarsnys the Overseas Nous
ogeuc)‘ today. This information is at-
tributed .to a dispatch in the Russian
newspaper Russkoye Sloyo.
The train jumped the track and
fire broke out. in the telescoped curs
exploding u great quantity of animu-
niriou on board. ’
null Blltllllts' '
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_ PANAMA, Feb. 21.14 the“ ‘broke
out in the business beclion of the city
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he Lilltl that the crime "wus a curse
on him."
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The osmult were on lads
:nzmmd li‘ruuk Currey and John Lang-1
turd. \
One to Three Years.
rim, was Sentenced to Male prison,
from one to two years for obtaining,
coeds under false pretense l'rom.thc-
llieu'le’)‘ linrdwnrc store on June 13,,
"ll-.ylm alleged that ho represented?
lone t‘harleu Gibbs and on that its-3
trunnion he not a chest of tools vai-
grit-ll ill $95.63, which he pnwned. 'l‘uy-
lul thought he would do the trick the
,ii (end time, but when he showed up
tin the Store \vuu arrested. ‘ .
l Charles Miller, who roorned at No.’
.40 Lexington uveuue. was sentenced
I10 :‘lnto prison from one to three;
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ithENMENY lRNSi
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{Senator Underwood Proposes a Flat.
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WASHINGTON. Feb.
lon'thc Revenue bill continued today:
yin the Senate with most of the time
linker. up in u discussion of 'Senutory
Underwood's proposal. to change. the;
:evtnuc tax on oleomurguriue. Thorel
mealure.
(”.l'iolrhnui Simmons of the Finance
committee hop j to finish the mens-
nr.‘ tomorrow, ut Republicans who ,
expect to discu'fs it at some lengthE
think it vote. hardly will be. reuoherli
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Senator Underwood spOko for smut
erul hours in support of his amend-g
merit making a flat two (rent. a pouudu
on oleo in place of.the present/tux
of ten cents a pound on colored and.
onnforlrth cents a pound oarunool-
ored oleo. Ile said the principal op-
position to the proposal came. from
the “Creamery Trust.” and-that the
change not only [Whillrd pdd qrbout
$25,500,000 to government revenues,
but would help the poor man, out
down the cont of.l'ivlng. The federal
internal revenue ureou. he said, titv.
are such a change because it» will
iremove the temptationnow existing
in lake uncolored oleo with its low
lnx, color it. in violationol'. the law
and sell it at higher bhtter prices.
_‘ Before debate began Senator Pen-
ro‘ue, ranking'ltepubllcan on thé Fin-
wiice committee. submitted a. minority
report on the bill criticising Demo-
turill was ndopterl as a revenue rais-
iodac and destroyed hull 1r block or
burldlngri' before the, firemen got it.
under ’ control.
demos and mid sorrow towns. l
Tilt damage is eellmeted at 325.000;
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or, .the so' lied emergency taxes to
hurry E. Taylor, aged 4-1, of llils‘ “up. $43,, which is utmost.
ulwu ruins it
{two years. The prisoner was movodl or no existing-low, plate or “.atiounl.‘
thy the sentence. in his own behalllfim some of the mnln‘cmxaoalor high
prices be rleult with. some of tlibse
.ure: causes are the following: .
"“l‘ht inflation of money due to in-
lei'(:‘i‘(‘d gold supply“. The. per eupllrr
.rculntion of money in January. 1917."
rxuelly.
(Continued, on twelfth page)
NEW HAVEN BNNNNEi
The second mid-winter banquet. pi
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.Chl‘hler State Normal
it this}
‘31.—-—Debnto:joyuble. time was hurt.
' (Loni
was no voting on any section of the;
null runlun ~
m-all'c methods of raising revenue and i ii. wirelegs call for‘ help, alerting
rioeinriug'tbat unless the prolectlve' she had 'struck a ‘illutb‘balik offlLoulh-rhour.” .
,hur-g, according to messages received
previously [mused of similar character,
would be fftrrrstenorl~ on the people,”
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was held at the Hotel 'l‘alt. New- lluv-
en, last. night. ’i'ho principal speak
‘crs were Dr. ll. l‘nrker Willis. sec-
xel'n‘) Federal Reserve Board, Warsh-
ipglon, ll. ti, and Francis Harvey
Group... A. .\l., l4. 1. ’l‘. ’1‘. TL, West
school. West.
Floater, l’u. .‘\l the South Norwalit
rust t‘olnpuny‘r~ table were Joseph
ll. Taylor. 1Charles: Iu‘. Hoyt, David H.
Miller, '1‘. i. ltuymond. F. A. Smith.
William ll. lluuler. of Georgetown:
l<‘r.vuerickvA. Ells. ‘ll.’ P. Grunt, ofv
Irving National Baull, New York; and
.\'l. H.‘ Grillin and \V. H. Itedlleld, oil
the City National Bunk of Danbury.
Several hundred bunkers and their
arrests were present. and a very on-
Churles E.
Hoyt, of the South Norwaik Trust;
puny is secretary of the associa—
tion. Judgo E. M. Lockwood and
Henry P. Price, of Norwalk; also at.
tended the banquet.
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it till llllN
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heredity by it:0 Sill" ; t...
the naval li-llllltl and 9. «rounds: lonely
(‘thcer of the. United States navy!
This will be done to conform to that,
provision by the National lleiense not;
enacted by Congress last Julie. \t’llll‘lll
ru'ls for the fedeiulixcuiion of 111'
brunches ol’ the mllillzt in the t'nlled‘
Stolen. Alter ‘r‘t'edncsduy. the horn“
luifitin will assume the some statue;
us the cavalry and infantry brunt-hes,
ul the service, with the exception off
the fuel- lliul they will receive 370'.
o your more than the lurid urlns oil
the service. I
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rocuwlrniu *“ “ ,
nu fill autumn
ALBANY, N. Y.. Feb. 21.~l\'ilh the
stain-“r. law-mulling nmchinery operat-
incut high speed, the Brown bill,
nuthquzlng tlni state to seize and
trunsfcrdo the lateral government thel
land at Rocknwuy Beud’h desired for
(roost. defense purposes, was enacted
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Willi? and “'05 signed by Governor, on sweeping as would be possible 11
Whitman.
immediately after approving
nn‘usure. the governor directed
the.
julunl-(leneml Stolcsbury, Stulo Entoff entirely liquor
ginrbr Williumh and Superiutoruientiamounting now to millions of dollars
0f l’uhlie. WWI” Werner-spoon ‘0 “Matrimony, into the large number of;
quire. the. land by virtue of the power
conferred upon them by the 'lerms
ol' the bill. He also sent a telegmm
to Secretary of War Baker informing
lzrin 0t tho ennbliupr legislation.
The bill authorizing the seizure of
liu- llllld was introduced in the senate
yesterday by _Majority, Leader .lilon
.u‘ brown alter serious
cl' :1 measure introduced by Senator
ligtien L. Mills. of New York. to an-
thorize. the olliciuls: of New York-City
to transfer to e. private corporation
title to certain lands under Writer.
The. enactment or thin. legislation was
u rendition to the sale by the cor-
poration to the government of the
land wanted for niorliflcation site.
in order that: the passage: of the1
Brown bill might be expeditedthel
lo the legislature today, in which he,-
‘.rr-l‘lilie(i that- tlie‘ legislation was
necessary. The bill was paused to
th
y rent action was taken. by the Assent--
lbly shortly afterwards. it Socialist-
member (rusting the only vote in up
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Mullins Alli
Drum unsr lilMlRIllN
MNNE PRISONERS
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No Salislaclory'ilesponse Has Been Received to inquiry
Sent Recently, aodjheir
ed ~Schooner Rose Dorothea Sunk by Sub
mm
2,000 PEN
SONS NNEEN 00
American Memorandum lias
Dilemma. According to the Paris Messapero’v
Bill Vllllltll flit
litiilttlllllllillNlSlS
Iron-Clad Banter Against Importa-
tion of Liquor into Dry States
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\\'.‘\Sill.\'llT().\’, Feb. Bic—Absolute
prohibition legishtlion took its long-
l‘orwurd stride in the. nation‘s
history today. when the olluso, uf-i
est
NANNNND NBCINENE IN NONlNENN NNMNNIN i ;
i The United States
'rwo can“? '
uuuouu
Immediate Release is Want- 4.?
INJURED IN
Put Austria in a Terrible. ,
WASHINGTON, Feb. zip-7
in a note .
transmitted to the Berlin Foreign .
Offica. through the Spanish Am;
bassador there, has again do-
mandednhe release of the Ameri-
cans made prisoners on the prize
s’hip .Yarrowdale. In the absence
of a satisfactory response to an
inquiry sent recently, it was de-
cidcd to demand their immediate ; 7‘
release. .
The communication was de-
spatched by the State Depart-s.
ment'Monday and so far bah
ught no response.
lrcr two hours of uproarus- debatedbr0 .‘ 7
inpprovod by a four to one malorltvl BERLIN’. Feb. 21’ by WI". 7
in Senate measure. which would rotunless m Sayvrlle.——Thcre were a!” . ’
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opposition f
had been voiced against the passage
governor sent all emergency meningel
nu lron~ciud burrir‘r against impor-
tation of liquor into prohibition statesl
it. is expected to receive the approval,
of President Wilson within a week.
adding, to the “bone dry". territory,
ujlmut. one-third of continental Unltcdi
States.
The provision is regarded as the1
most fur-reaching that could be (‘11-.
oted by the federal government. and:
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tr‘uusportatioun.l
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iimportant. for personal use,
i Advocates of prohibition divided
.muonlz themselves over the expedien-
cy oi' the. stop. some friends of the
muse declaring so drastic at law
would have a reactionary effect. in
the some way Him-‘1’. who hove. op-
,posed prohibition were not unant
Lmous in opposition when the vote
lwas taken. The roll call brought
cheers and cries of “bone dry“ from
full parts of the House. however. and
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W-
{cording to this account.
lueturo or sale, but have permittcdlt
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e. senate unanimously and coucur-'
,rrwonn liltllll nus
N‘CNSEJEENSPENNNN
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. tinder the hospices of the young
lplopip of the Epworlh League, of the,
lFirsl Methodist Church. a most one
lcrsel‘ul presentation ol‘ .an amusing
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proximately 2,000 persons killodéf
or injured in the recent railroad ‘
accident near .Chiruscha, in
Northern “Romania, according to
the Moscow newspaper Russkoye ' »
Slovo, as quoted by the Ovér- ,
seas News. Agency. Five hundréd .
persons were instantly killed, .3“?
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“The train jumped the tracker“
and the cars were telescoped." '3:
reads the account as given out. ,
by the News Agency. “Fire broke
out at once in several places‘nnrlr
a panic among the passcngm'”
ensued. , ‘ ‘
“Fathers and mothers pushed fl
heir children aside in efiorts to;
ave themselves,” says the news~
'paper.< Men pushed women into
fthe fire, women and men alttack—
ing each other with teeth and .
fingernails. Others became crazadw ‘
and ran into the burning cars.‘
Tlren ammunition on board the“
train began exploding, killing: .
many persons." .
‘A'n Overseas News‘ . Agency ~ '-
statement on Jana 28, based on:
accounts in the Russkoyo Slovo
reported more than one hundred”
Rumanians of high rank killed in
the train wreck. The train was,
carrying Romanian refugees .’to‘
Russia. '4
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Feb. 21.'—'-,j-'
Captain Bradbury 'of the New~
loundland schooner Rose Doro:
thea, reported to the owners but:
today that the vessel had been _
sunk by a German submarine and
the crew landed iii: Lisbon, The,
message, sent from Lisbon, gave
no other details. London dis-
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LANBURY, Feb. Elm—AEdwnrd Mul-
uey. of Waterbury, \vus hurled head
[element from an automobile which
was struck by a train at a grnde‘
crossing on the Mill Plain roud two
miles west of this ‘vslty this after"
noon, but escapedlpruolically unhurt.
John Howard. of this city, driver of
the cur received scalp wounds and
possibly internal injuries and is in
the Daubury hospital.
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., still our for-Trill
mumx. N. s., Fob. 21.—-Tlle w p ,
or out lro. ol’.'Slmnford.{; ‘-‘The tripping over
that thwfonlnsy" continued until an early
heed [LlumStealnerr Sagouc, oe
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Under the auspices of the Unity
League, a. highly successful. donco
was given last evening in lloodner's
hall; The donco was largely iattendr
’ed and was an uninhibited success.
The hall woo handsomely decorated
Jfor the, occlusion. Therodvas lliSplay
,ul patriotism “in that American Aur-
erican'iiug‘s were gracefully draped.
about the room. making it very lbenutl.
in]. Tastefully arranged palms added
grqnlely .to tho nttruclll’enons lot the
tan. 3 , . ,-
Excellent music for“ the. dancing
as furnished. by Schachat’s robes.
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The committee in 'chars'go was as
by“ the blarinofiopartngent hero. The ioiiowe: Morris Land, J. A. Allan H.
be‘itfipofléd y this bill and by thoser government. steamer Blpnloyuand the Selignierli‘n
cable oteam‘er Mack-Bennett were or-l or, ,
_ , “Al
derail to her-‘neelslonoe
g, B. Berlnuim. S.- Aexrind~
H.
n. Miller," w. o. r
limp
tutor sum,
l .
{sketch entitled: ".A Case of Suspen
l
'sion" was given last evening: in the
)
l‘l‘pworlh League. parlors. Attended
by a large number, the sketehwvas
highly successful, both from a social
:rud,business point of view. The
participants in the programfihowed
much talent and were heartily ap-
plauded, . _ _ g
s The scene was in 0. young woman‘s
seminary, and was enlivened by the
prankt of the, characters. The cast
Minted . ....... .Miss Clara Reardon
A mule quartclte,
divisors. Hutchinson.
Whiter on the‘ violin.
iollows: . .
horrrlhy ......?.l\lies Ethel Dikemnn E‘gapfiag %°rgs' . " ‘.,
Alicc ............. Miss Annie. Miller ' .« C - 21» 9-30 a. m.,, v.13
Harold ....... Randolph Lownden
Ten: ...... ......... Lloyd Cave
Joel: ."..Nel:=on Powell
Miss. Ophelia Judkins. .llllss A. Fallon
Prol.- Edger-ton ..... Marshall E. Hoyt.
Kathleen ........ Miss Ruth Raymond
Jonas ..... I ..... lrvlng leeman
composed of
Allen. Vanda}.
ruler and Brown furnished The muslin
nu. Ihe‘skotoh. cocbmpanied by Mlse
Elliott-Pill Wilson and glidejhlaboi.
patches yesterday . give tho
name as Dorothy. . , '
’The Rose Dorothea, whichwae
returning from Oporto;‘Portugal;
with. fishery salt,»'formerly‘ was .
owned 'at Provincetown, Mass;
but was bought last year by
Campbell and McKay, of this-
city, to engage in the fish carry-,3 ..
ing trade between St. John’s. and”
Paris, 5 p. m.--“The ‘ Americain
memorandum,” says the Mess,
gero, “puts Austria in a terrible j;
dilemma, compelling h‘er either“
to confirm “bet adhesion to the;
ferocious submarine wariare ’
thus hastening a rupture 'with.
America, or to (lio‘avow~ her'solid
aritv with. Germany.” .
The 'P‘opolo Romano says the
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