l
7,8taMord and Ronaylon Relatives
IRIEII IN CIIICACC,
7THATS WHY NOR:
" WALKues FAVOR
' THE EVENING sen.
'TINEL“ -. .
ESTABLISHED 187770.
"site... at the soon Norwalk Post
Office as second Close Ma
7 m.
SOUTH screw-amt, CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEB._7
278, 7 1917
MISS WEEII
WIIIEII All
III NEWIIIN
Hi."
"Refuse to Sign Waiver, Brrt May
.fiot Maire Jlny Contest
EII RIIIIIE I0 CIIASII
Cline Well llnovr'n llere as 11 Singer
udshes Brought in Woodland
‘0 ‘—
Holt-i. of Miss Annie Weed, for 111(31-
13' (IT Stamford, nho died in Chicago llAll‘-‘l‘l01lit. Fr-h, 25. . . 1pm,, Tim following standing committees
nearly two ye'ars 11:0,:11'0 11"011der Illilf‘iIlS of the it'tzislulur'.‘ look a ""“II‘ presented IX" ”‘9 "animating
1113* what will bermne of her will, 1......111113 I((vss 11.1... undue-as to its "'“““III993
which has been filed for probate in« tr n to an address 113 1). 01.1119," I‘m...” President ,ltrw. W. fl. (iilfin.
Newark, N. J. 11193 freely admitfor llaIIaIrl lniv"‘er.~'il3 on the Aim: I'il'sl \‘icc l'rcsidcnlwll‘has. Flfilal
that, if the estate “Here. larger the7 and Ubjmts (It the League to Lat‘orce ‘9‘"1‘" '-
will would be contested to the limit '1‘ (.11 e the use (If the house ('hanihei WWII" \7Il‘l"I’I'l'=~'ilIl'lll “has. l-‘.
‘but because it is scarc'el3 more than heme granted 1131- it... Mum“... 'I'iit-lll-llll. .
S1300 .lhey II 11.1 been (outent, thus. Later 1hr l‘ille .~= and Ilor'uou lI- (Hopi I'l'ilmlmr'cn- Ii. Shul‘clt.
for. Io simply refuse to sign off their? 1
claim:- upon the cslate and to await.
ttu'ther developments. The death of‘
Miss Weed, the disposition of licr cs-
-t.:~1tc and Iothcr develquneniti, flhal'
EOEICWR‘I‘. her death possess consider-
more tolerant espccirll3 to those who l'(.'...~e UI IlI.
“'0 'IitSon HI Louis l’. Lamoreuv otteI I‘ (' S‘IIIIII‘II ’
o. IIII 1“!‘“ll“1l‘lllllI\t"S from that town. I
lurch her in Statnfo rd years ago.
(continued on sixth page)
l
Wmmmu
nmmmm
lZi' New '
'lfenry Miller Claims the New Pro
eess Produces a Product Super
1.. to Gasoline
CBIECIS III ‘
IEACIIE III ,.
MAIIE PEACE
President lowell, of Harvard llniv.,
Addresses the General Assefirlrlv
Members in Hartford
REPRESENIAIIIE
IAMIIREIIX DEAD
Favorable Report on Bill to Sue.
Railroad Company for Delay at
Grade Crossing . .
r” H.
niitr'i in the same chamber
to arctmwnts on the hill of IEI‘Ill'l'I ,I7IIII‘II1'IIII ' Sill-‘I‘l*lll|‘.\"" Nelson ll.
ri‘nl'alivz' Martin, of Or'un'L-e, for In! “-1"
cal option in places of lllJIilI) (In ,thc. VII-HUI“? Villfllllillw“ - FI'eeIIrutI .\liII-
IpIlerotI of a more liberal Sunday. IIW- (~ 1‘3. ”UNI. S. M. Stevens. H. (
AIIIIouncernent was made in lher SLIIIIII. N. ll. Hoyt. -
dearth last night :III “WWII I‘Hllll‘l'll 'H. II. Sluusml
lie was 7:331:11'5 of age, IIIar'.IIelI
‘iour. official and livcd~ir1 ihc NoriI
, (731'1 s1 (Inordalr:
Senate received 11 favorable re-
d bill conlcrning interrup-
b3 switching atI
.1 1"ailroad crossing. :1 subjrct which I“it'll. S “ Sll'vl'nS. 14.“. Shufell
section,
'r‘m
[lul‘l
IUl‘
1.11
of sir ceI trailic
has received much attention. This, l‘uipli‘hupplv TIN!" I I’u3'tttond J
,lrii.‘ provides that :1 person who isIIilllml’ SII’WIIH-
.\I(IIII‘{'IE from five minutes or more I'alll‘rSr—l'i. l'i. Bali-s. I
'111'13 lune the rich! to sue 'r railroad
(-("Ipora lion responsible for the delay
(1..- amount ..I s2:. as alleged: Finch
-Il'\ IU
IJI‘S.
‘ '“ .1 '5... .. HARBOR APPROPRIAIIRII
furious patent alI.11':~..._.s lllll
1(11'. world (Iv-‘1 :15 1;:1lIII I1."I- of iIIl37
h‘ciculrl‘tc AIIIcricur: and other per'iodi
cuts, a patch II has h: on issued t(
{(31213 Miller 0 Sin liII'" \‘- . this (it'.
70117.1, substitute for 2a. Into. The III
venioz‘ c'laims thin. his. process ('1111
In" used wln'ri'ver .,:I,-'.rleIIe is used
"for power .z'iving :1 (rule ker' e\plosi0n
and having a much hirzhcr lest than,
11.13! sold on the, rnnrkrl today. In all,
revert tea. '15 or 15p. iIlllr‘lll> uerr- tried,
1.11711r3l3: ItllllllIl motors. Ford cars.
(insulate torches and gas engines for:
13.11111; wood. Ills friends are urging,r
'lris uninediale Inauufatiure of the!
this, and are trad; .. lend :In3' lin-
ntrcral assistance, no mailer
amount The inventor is persistenli
in hi3 slat-111mm that the low (out (It-
l'roduction enlbles him to sell at a
lunch low'ei rate ii. an that which pre-
:3 fifth. in the .\'."1v.aiks .11 this time
- .ittnes' onneis shoui'd welcome this as
good news and (11.13 await .\l1'. Mill
11.1% next move to pl... '1‘ his 1111-1"
‘i'd‘i' ’ , 1 1-935
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"IIISIRIICIINC IIIEICERS
A
NEW YORh, Feb. 28.33-Br'igndimn
(iculeral A. L. Smith. Chief of the Sup-
r'plitEs' DivisionI of the United State.-
‘ Queriermasiers Department is
New York tooa3 instructing officers of
the. local department in new methods
{purchasing supplies The, present
ion for assemblin: 111 :1 few months;
315 .000 000 worth of clothing and tents
for the regular- army is designed, Gen
cal Smith said to furnish a practical
jesrion in industrial I'._1'eparedness to
retreats and Inanufucturers all over
country.
.mstrlbution of orders is to be made
In depots at New lurk. Philadel-
.lin. Boston, Chicago and St. Louis
{I comparatively small ,‘lois among
no widest. possible number of the in-
‘ Kilt-um! concerns. i’t'etioti'l) bid:=
(or. army supplies. haw bien received
in Washington. and in is said
I; only at small percentage of these
tie to compete have. entered the
snorkel for may business.
_lr.r the working out of the plan it Is
that concerns able ,to supply
then ai-ary material will come into
"one contact with army requirements
,methodn of dolor: business
direct dealing bemoan divisional
and sources of supplp will In
I
MMWu
loll“- ,,. ”'1'“
MAY BE REDUCED
Proposed Measure Does Not lnclude7 ..
-Nevv Yoflr and Norwalk
_.._._....._
“(he follonitt‘ it'lt'slilm MN Il‘m‘i \' I'l'l ursdax evening, March 8th, which.
meetings ‘
"-01“ Mk (\'-'II livid-in the town 01‘ No rwJallr
in regard to
be-
Norwtllli “1.11;. a huge success. and 11 meeting
(If
“m. WS'IIII'IW‘IIIIS HEM. from a total uppro ('11:.mber of Commerce this afternoon
t’fI this
worth.
t‘llatzrher
the Liver
I7'Ul'l IIlt‘
I'I)“ Ill
l)l()l'llill‘..’ by Charles. II.
secretary of the
of f‘ommerce.
and Harbor
Senate
for
DI
Ilill
in which
an
HOW
It >
appropriation
111i. 1111111 or 31060011
\‘l’ashinutou, D. C.
I [0 I has. 11- irilw,orlh Set-retain. Non .
unik (‘hamber of Commerce.
IISII' Hm) I
News That’s Reliable:
Ruasou wnv 3103"
WALK HOMES rmo'
THE fiENTINELJN‘J”
arguments." "
I N
Snow or rain tonight and Thursday ‘
WARE PASICR CIEEEM
. REIIIRNEII IIEREI
Fourth Quarterly Conference of the
first Methodist Episcopal Church
llelrl last Evening
l‘lIe fourth quarterly
with Dr: Chas. \l'.
Child", was held at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage last even-
Im‘; Reports were presented front
\aI'qus departments oi the church,
liE,‘\.\\'III3‘.‘. the healthy gains of the
3e..1 The district superintendent 'was
requested by unaniurbus vote of the
Bonn. to see that the present urin-
l‘sill‘. Ill-v. W. (i. (lillin. was rem‘l‘ned
lol' next year. The following,I slew-
'Ir'ds were added to the bllrd: Silas
iiiigharn, John K. Finch, C. E. Sey—
I'.Io.11', L‘. l. Finch, (‘.. ’l‘. (,‘rofoot; J. F.
llunmll. 0
Following: the quarterly conference,
the annual meeting, of the official
heart. was held with Rev. W, (i. lillliII
in the chair. The finance committee,
Ii-i'urtcd all current bills paid to Feb.
. 1. and a surplus of $317289. '
M c(‘ormick in the
Srcreiarym Clarence A. Brown.
'Ilruilors I". l" Rates, 4‘
' :.1- lx’eirhunl.
1' heiref (‘crrnnillee-
.ll. Downs.
.Sumuel Scmph-
i~('r.cv0lcrIcr- vClar'onI'c 'Crofool.
i‘i‘ch. [12. lioyi. 'f‘. A. Smith. (‘-. ~l.
Fiat l1, Harry Watson. '
.llusiral‘haa. F 'l‘r‘islram 01.21.- I"
Advertising and Printing
Sr3IIrour', John T. Mtttlhall.
t‘lIns, l'l
John K.
Mwm
RED CROSS MASS .
MEEIINC ANII PARADE
i bless plans \"I iclI are now under
:11. co sadly a ray. the Nor-walk
‘l'.i':-II('II of the Annuicatt lied Cross-.1
,S.I(i(3i3 will hold 11 gigantic mass
hurling In tho Norwulk armory (m
IInilI bi one of the biggest
'ilie ladies in charge of the details
7:...c working: hard to make the Kath-
hrts held in the, oflice of the Norwaik
5 o‘clock for the purpose of ur-
Illa
conference
SUIIIIACEIIEARD
10111111111
Committee’s Reports-Even flay llot
be Read in liouse
mmm
WWW
Speaker Determined to Reality His
take' in Reference
HARTFORD, l1eb.7728.a—-Ycrslerday's
hurling of woman suffrage bills by
the judiciary’ minimum-431131 all his
enthusiasm and oratory 711ml array of
h(..1.11lui women. was but-«1m crrrpty
thing. .Whrrlcvor the reports of the
jtrdiuary committee on Ihc' matters
(unridered. the chances are that the3
r
lion-Ir or in 'the Senate chamber.
'31'111 first
be
ii lleal3 during the morning's see
to 1.21 ((Imrniltec (In women suffruer
llr presenlal iv.-
\‘l‘atrrhur'3 asked \he speaker 'why
that the speakerpbeinuein.
that on woman suffrage.
Representative ”only,
ccrul, lhltt he had the privilege o
(lI.I'.I. but the representatives
lEll ”lat.
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
—~-~——.—~-
PROIESI ACAINSI IAII
islature
l-‘irst District
11c ourpnnlcd by Judge James '1‘ llub
ranging the final dcl ails
Serious danger River and 1111111017,...” A number of speakers have
Bill will fail.Subsii1ute proposed. 711......
Windows total appropriation b3 2.3.11.1... mom will aid greatly in
(In and omits “9“ lHOJmI f0! 30‘" har' IN(.'."\1:1lk llrunchs
. . ('lllllpili"ll for a
bot l‘nlnk your senators friendly to Inunbership of mp thousand
hill but telegrams from inilucnlialI 1'3” Nornnik ('lmmhpr of ('om.
'011siiluenis might make them even mom. has mpmlpmed
i'more active In its support.
S. A THOMPSON,
Sccretat'
'llrc information contained
have comes as a complete
misc to the residents of this cit
who have been practicail3 sure that
the hill would be endorsed Theo
.pox'ible thing: which is apparent nasI
1” reason why the bill should he kill-I
in 1ch. i: the war situation which
up a great deal of time andI
tulle:
thought in the senate
'lItr bill is sliced 25 and the I'm'
Iw lk appr"0priatl0n (It $50,000 is en
titely cut out Mr.
however that the Connecticut
tors are probahh
reach the endangered measure.
sec it put through,_shonld'spend
ing with the senators in some we
and in‘ this manner bring all the l
the passageof the bill.
tlm‘ measure, It. does not seem as
in Ihe ‘
s-‘ur
illtic time and money in .communlcat
licence to bear that is possible. for
With 1191' large number of manufac-
turers and merchants. who would' be
greatly benefited by the personnel
Vrmulk7"wlil‘let the bill be killed
without putting up the slightest light
nu; defense The time to not. how-
("1 or. is not in the future: but right
‘ww, and the sooner etepem token
.ai'u, and will assist the ladies in every
Ipr'ssibie way, in Iuakinc, the event a
.V- success.
m_-.~
IAIAI SIIIIIII N67 IR
IENIIESSEE- CIIIIRI IIOIISE
" I
1'1 11.11.
N ASHVIEL r], 'l‘enn.,
c. .
Feb 28. HEIG.
A llcvington a. bystander,
all
cost In the Circuit Court, in which
'l‘on pkins was suing the Holtetettere
for alleged alienation of his wife’s af-
Et“ LLIDIIS.
Alter his wife had been granted a
Incas-c this morning at the trial of a
as
damages against the Hofletetter broth?
to; and sister, Miss Emma Hot!
3’- I
wetter ,aileged that they\ha(l ambit
n-
W55
'l‘ompkine‘ counsel withdrawing.
if
elctle
llra'
WS-
[ wetsuit.
its valuable,
'1 ctupkins was killed Will‘HofistctEet‘I
Thompson states; fatally“ shot and .lim Hoffstettar and
echo. II"
in. luv 01' orlhe' I u 1.1.13 wounded in the Davidson ‘Oourt-
Eli ii. and in ,this situation is seen the
onl3 loophole through which aid can
The
citizens of Norwallt, if there are An}
who are. public spirited enough. and
..Iterestcd ,enough in this measure to
(I. vorce Tompkins filed suit for $50000
term his wife pgalnst him. ‘The case,
postponed today became of;
A11
t'nc party was leaving the courtroom
1'. is alleged Tompkli—a'drow a pistol
and shot Will HoRsIetler in the rib-
dcmcn. Another shot etnrck Jim Hott-
ln the arm. A third struck
revinglon, a byettnder, in the
Before he fell Will llodsteller
stabbed Tompkiuu‘. l The persons in-;
n wizard to this miter, {be better when are rumors and live near
It uill belglbenwuuflluhefld.
131 similar where they attended lh
secured. and it is expected that! sitting of the tinance .ommmpo of
”I“ the Shale l. cgislalum in order to pro
test the bills which were lnlrod’ucr
user. in connection with any
I-nleI supply.
pictc bill,
Ivas going to be the case
Icn'nmitlee alter the bilIs had bee
Il' “EU to 2-10an measure.
floor after Attorne3 Tammany ha
I concluded his arguments and substan-
tinted the statements of his fellow-
to wu'sme'n.
The commissioners are 'at the pres-
ent lune perfectly satisfied with the
and as :1 to
pull of 3eatct‘day's hearing it is not
expected‘ that the law will he made
anymore severe than it is at the
law as it now stands,
present time ,
bills as introduced.
The First
u it. tulle. place
N70 License ém’hré‘n. 7
‘~_
A meeflnrl tor the hnnnoemIono
I
Send. Neurotic cmrm
wnl rte-\cr be heard iii the hull ol the
inklinr.r that such would
the fate of the recotnrncnduiionsIcolt tired :1 rot-Julian omitted:
or the jndhiar3 (onunitlco on these 3;] 1‘.. l‘artv, " fulllnuld by another re
matters was given by Speaker Frank.
.Ili Iptiiions in support of the. suffrrtgei
hills. before the judiciary'I'onunitiee,I
Patrick Reply of7
the petitions Were not referred to the
3111111 any (onunltlee along with the
rurlrage bills and received-Hire reply
conflict
“All the judiciary mnupitlce regard-
irr,'.r the proper reference for the billsH
intended to see that. tl1e3'.wcre tilti-
rudely sent to the proper conuniltee.‘
He advised
who is a item»
appfilling fronLIhe decision 'of the
from;
\'.'.:1(Ihur'3' showed no disposition to
.mmm
Nerualk District Commissioners
Matte Strong Cla rn Before leg-
Commissioners lid
1' .1111 .l. Failure an and Frank 1 JonesI
bell and Second’lilstrict Commission '.7
ll .1 Sigphen S Hutch and Horace R.' i
A MIR“ 03"”th “If?“ WWI“ “I“IN...~h, accompanied by Attorney \\'-i11
Icwd‘c the mass meeting at the uni mm In 'l‘ammnm, were in Hnruordlt
yutcrday for the. taxation of all lands
ptlbII‘l
I ' 'i ire runner-01131 hills bearing on this
question 11 ere introduced as one com-
instead of as a number of
:‘rgphralc bills as it was first supposed
William I‘ Tammany addressed the
[resented and urged that the ntea
:ures be either turned down or res-
llepresentat
tire Nehemiah (.‘andee assumed the
Commissioners from various other
cities tlu"r'ru..r front the entire state were
[resent at 313sterda3“ s hearing, and
they also protested th passage of the
District Lommlesionere
will hold a regular business meeting
this evening .nnd it is expected that
dmcusslon in reghrd to this matter
Ila-3' colleen». extrapolate which 1113
mm cor my cream or 11.3.4
wet-R. is to be bold tonight in the
Church.
IIIIIISE 0E MAIEIIIIEE
CIIES A MIISICAIE
Calamity Mandolin Clrrb and 0th-
er Artists llefl with Pleasure
Members and friends of the‘ Social
League of the “House of Mayehoff"
mlcnded in far 9 numbers last even-
I
Cc...mu1‘.ly Mandolin club iii the as-
ctuhl3 hall of the Alex 11m sireet fac'
tory The evening was given over to
r- delightful program of musical num-
bcrr' by the Community Mandolin-
club, and songs and rccitations by 10-
cal artists. Upon the conclusion of
Inc evening's entertainment,
mrnts were served, and dancing was
afterwards enjoyed, music being furn—
io‘ncd by a. league orchestra
The assembly hall was handsomely
decorated for the occasion in valen-
tine colors of red and white. White
rerl Japanese paraeolw hung from the
" (.niirng In many parts of the room.
A arr. stage has been-erected in the
211'. i, and this was beautifully decor
atld pith palmh ferns. and flowers
'i'lu first number (III tire «I eurng‘s
111' grant was 11.3111!” pln3ed by the
l'orruiiurrily Mandolin (lino. 'irre spiel-
(ion was emailenlly rendered and
was received with the pi cute-u enlhus
..'r.'III.
1‘11":
I..I' and
Vera llanlon. Not'walk's popu
lrlII‘fIlt‘d' ri'm'utionisi, IIherI
( Idilflll, “"lhc llighwaynran.” llot‘
II..(1‘(.~ were «\(cllem rcnderml
.Ii. 101'
\liss Anus Mclluuh, the local solo
ia' ol weliknown ability
delightful vocal solo. and a sket'ch en
Iilltd: “Tickets Please"
presented by Miss F"l01curc
hire. deand B.tr"lIouI, Mi.“
Mi MII. and Miss Juliet
'lirc farce was exceptiomrlly
Kr Ily.
be lIlt feature of the cv'cnlngs enter
2 (.Ilnmv nt.
Another selection was then render-
f
hearers.
lilies Mclluglr then favored the at
Ionlrvc audience with another
brought to a conclusioh by the remit
Mandolin club
The Social
excellent
who dancing:
crclrrsliz'rt rendered
for dancing. .
The Social League
ias‘
“iriiI.
to hire. 1rd ’1‘. Chapman.
.‘lpndolin club.
.112‘I3reu the. ~I"'eI\l(1-s of the club to
gathering for
.1 social
7CIIIISIRIINC EIIRESIS
1‘ I
d
lion of lltc country forests as a mean
of iasuriftg .1 future paper .:Irppi3 Wu
urged in a statement issued-today b
lrnuous production of pulp woods.
n “A‘. .lhe present unomcnt,”
Ineni says. "we are using daily 6,00
5111: at the rate of ten per cent
y'eai
13
products and at present.
paper products from Famine.
.h" unt' this latter source has bee
cut off. '
."ln order to render the {pile
ate as much '11s is feasible ot‘
wrote in logging:
lug annual losses amounting In 111
Item of dollars.
loom in the tinned States.
_- -_...-.__..—_.__.__..
in; a. delightful musicalc given by the"
refresip
curtains at the windows were taste-l
fully draped with red trimming. and;
“Ru" ~
and
sun oi thr- House, when he rcfcI ”red wire Ill‘dl'lII‘v applauded by the audi
I endured :17
“4-“ Jill‘llgof which were beyond all (‘XDPCIi-i
\iolet1
"I‘m“?! in" and judging from the mtthusilrsm minds of State Department of,
1m
handled by the ladies, 7and proved to
ed L) 1110 club and “185 Wm Hun Ilzins. Fred Brook and 111311.911 1111-.s1
lon presented a reading in :1 InanncrI (‘x'l'dil 35 43,0 due to the d..i.(,.,m.'
which won warm applause front hcrI
SWISI by a tableaux
\1'ai(h Was enthusiastically receiv,ed I
and the program of enter-lalnnrcht \Iirs‘
lion of (I. march by the Connnunity'
Refreshments was then "servléd 7to
lac members and "nests. and the “t; '.-'
"Ininder of the evening was taken upl 3:- .-
League,
musk" 111»- Six Sl‘llst‘s." 111...». (1. Green
Ham “31mm, {this irritating incident. it was dis- ‘-
"AIIIcr'icaI' .Alis:- nun. Maude closed that the State Department
.. .
was indcbled' 11 .
night for its excellent entertain "
the
founder and leader of the Community,
who some time ago
1
IAIIIIRAII’LI ACIEII III
the members of the Social League i
IIIR PAPER SUPPLY
'H A 1Hi.\'(."l‘0~.\' Feb 28 “Conser va
.i:.'i \Ioomau. Assistant Secretary of‘
ALTIL ullrr'.1e The paper problem; Ill‘Ino bc 10112: before ”1.. bill will b, Ieign Relations committee réfc
Lad! primarily IS a {NC-“I problem and ’ cult-1.11am (i for (1N llssloll and role
can be noll'cd by to fort sir'uiion arid"
scientific, forest” tokeep up .1 con-
the state-
tons of newspaper and this is increas-
We need about seven million
howls of pulp :1 year for all 0111‘ paper
on13 (no
thirds of this supply is grown in our
own forests. .We import a third of
our newsprint pulp wood from (‘nn-
auto and between 1:1 and 20 per cent.
of the -pulp wood used for our other
Since
Sla'E’: indepcnrlentiof outside sources
Tor paper we must first of all elimIn-
tie
Then we must re-.
one old paper and develop woods him
one unused to am. considerabmlc ex
tent.
“Both ubilc and private enterprise far. of the country life with the pie,
must Ink. the load in the intelligent sic-rooting for Ihcir- children of the: “Ottr annual shipment abroad,
nfucstfltion of private lands. We 1 ly. car it w
maxi, rovldc for the development of Thcwhole of the 7.3.01!" will no; In 33d!“ 11211} $31: through h,
or. cat owned timber lands by com be used for building one school alone 9"“ a 33' G'“
pelbns Wre protection and thus check hnwem Part of it will be used to Eritaln. is about 110.000 ma,
'Tlrm are plenty of paper reI
The : .ould n 1 be loaaéefore [mien has
trouble is the! they are undeveloped,” ,3“ echoelhoune of which it may be!
mount!“ and WW 1M, / ‘ .
MEMBERS 0E CIINCRESS
IRIINC I0 DETERMINE IIIIR -
EIIIIIRE CIIIIRSE WIIII CERM
7i
I7Ya71rowdalé Prisoners Being Detained on the mom
I that lnlecllous Disease this Been Discovered at the:
Place When They Dad Been “Living
“Al is- .
CIIANCEIIIIR WIN REIIIMANII IIOIIIIEC’S SPEECII
”of .. IN REICIISIAC ___'RECEIIEII WIIH IIIIIIIISIASM
Declaration of War from Washington Appears to he
. peeled in the Near Future
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\1: Inler'minnrcnl caller] ' .311 Even Itions toWard German“ daily be.
11.1: wiIh \e'Oid .‘i'i1:»,--‘ war tlnyI
rooming more serious. Every indi-
p: (sIIIII-d list e'wning in the South:
Non llIIi lint-list ('Itur‘c.II and Was “Ication was that their aet'on would
( 1'. apiile suc'or ss It marked the (‘lld-i be deliberate, even in the face 70!
run of a ((Intrsr \\III(Il the Sundu3‘thc latest clear cut violati
(hool has lwrn (:11'r3in: on for tIIcI American rights in the Sink“).
. :2‘,:.'.'..'.';'.:.::".'.'.‘:;'. "1:: 21:1: 11:11:19 .1111: . 03 the Cunard Liner 1...... we»
' ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘thc losses of two or more Amtrl?
can lives.
No doubt now remains in flat
fir.
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I WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.
ISenators and representatives to-
'day pondered bills which Will or!
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“tore. 'lhr prom-1:111 \lIlIlIl was It”
dercd last (-1 cmnh \\ .1. very inler'e-st'.
urrlr which each number was reicired ficials that the sudden night ah
‘Itlie was a good impression madc onI
‘I the large audience. Plans for then tack 0'“ thc Laoonia embodies 39
Ian' \v'err ably carried to it finish by 0P!“ defiance of the pnncrpleef
1111,. 11m- lioulon, in... run}... Hop .which the United States "govern
ment has contended, but it W
Istated no additional step would ; ,
I Each of the numbers 3v'crc sum: byI taken pending aCtion by congm‘
1a Irralc chorus and were illustI'Iated to grant President Wilson th°
The program: IauthOrit he asks. ' 7
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1"'.‘19“1°'I95 s I'IE‘II Reports that the German gov-w
I “7711?;Eofls7i7-I7977cii737171771...... Hunmonsi“717“7mn7‘t now is detaining tht'
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4.. .140,” (m SM,” 8011.2 Yarrowdale prisoners on the ex.
I'r__-1Jua7nIm;-v case that an infectious disease
1'. «Piano SPIPCIIOIL has been discovered at the place
~-"W(3'1'e Tommi: Til-"led“? where they are. living were receiv-
‘Just Before the Baltic Mother "led her» with a feeling approach-E
Iing exasperation. In addition to7
pixel. by the tiny Scouts.
9-.“ Put On \"0111 Old (trey llonncl.”
feels a break in relations Wrath
Austria-Hungary is so inevitable
ithat Ambassador Pcnfield at V1—
'enna ha-r been instructed to make
all arrangements for withdrawal
{of American diplomatis and cone
. Isuls from the country.
‘ ’l‘l1( Slotmum bond issud tor the‘ The Henge Foreign Affairs
I. .(‘qui District to he used 111 the (u- :committee today 1‘88“de conoi -
. .. 3 l‘ f the cl3ctr‘ic dual or the
“'7“ “‘“" " ‘ 1 1...... oration of the bill to authorize
_—._—_—. -m—
IRE IIIINII ISSUE
Ibuiiding of .1 new plant or
1:11 proving of the Watct'\\'01‘l1s,th€ president to enter a Staté '0
'Icpur'ted to have been lavornblv armed eutrality, bu decided £1,
'-clc(. upon b3 the finance cortIItIitt(37(37p°si‘°n
, in il.II'.tford The fact 11 '11 vouched ihim as broad powers as he wish“
by Commissioner Stephen I‘Ad f tl‘l Se 77'
SIllincrr this morning Tm, film“, ministration orces in e
v '(unnziltet‘ has not presented its re ate were trying to get the bill
111:. but will do so shortly It willIreported yesterday by the For 7
as apparent to grantlng'
3.7
SIIE‘E
red back to the committee formula
ily but Senator LaFollette stood
' in the way with a refusal to gt
Iunanimous consent. Many ditto??-
Iences of opinion on details of the
."Ib 11 had developed. ,
HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. 2-8-7-
~ 7Serious effects on the lobster fish-
Igies of the Canadian maritime
provinces are feared by those: in:
Iterested in the industry as airt-
sult of the recently announced
prohibition by Great Britain of
the importation of canned lob
raters. A leading shipper said too
fthat more than 18,060 rim
ilies in Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick were dependent ripe
the lobster fisheries for their iiv» ,
ing. He declared that the cut " ’
off of the British market would.
result in great hardship to than}
’I‘lIric (an be no doubt but that it
will .1111st the legislature
IIARIEII IIRNII ISSUE
0E SW), 000 IAIORE
The 'bill which authorizes the town
of" llarien to issue bonds of $1.100!)
.or the schoolhouse project was re
ported favorable b3 the finance com-I
1111th of the House of Representa-
tives. Hartford, yesterdayfiand was
tablet: for calendar. it will come for
vote shortly.
liarierl has awakened. She has
shaken off the letlrarg" of years and
has started oh :1 new progressive en .
ll 1.111 certainly be a great thing for
the town to have a new school. ll
will 7-b( more than that. It will on
courage people to settle in Ihe’ coun
11-3 where they can have the. adv-an
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valued here at about 82 250.006.
If the lobsters cannot be sold ill,
the European” markets. '
W from triumph
"’11:." the present buildings. 'How-
010:. since the alto was chosen at a
own In line a short than and. it
il-
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