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.911A TOMORROW .
tide 5‘27 a. 111.; 62,2251. at.
' moi: 25; scts 5 4.5
" mum snowman. TELE-
PHONE CALLS
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Residence-418a.
Editor’s Residencc—qsz-n
.o'as Manager's Rosidenco-
15;:an is somethi‘ng‘new 111 the annals
ntal warfare. The destruction of
‘Gernlo‘n subutaritn i5 hailed as a tri-;
h by neatlt all the world outside
' till Central Etnpirm The man in
the. streets roads of 11 Warship or 11.11‘
armed merchantntap winning: in :1 (on- I
test withnhe U boat. and sinltmg it‘
a well plflCt'd shot, and feels like
whooping; 4
in sympathies arc wilh'tlte victor:
outs crow. “‘Anotlwr l.’ boat gone!"
1551011111111? given no thought what-
‘ " to the lost “Wen—«11111.01 throt-
‘ 111111.811 ‘11'110 hut'ot died a death' 1111‘
The 1U-l1oat crops are doing their
“ 1111411111015 in their country‘ 5 our r
Y have the ltatdest most dlnaarco'
dale and. most perilous task of all
.rtnnnyla land and sea forces. It‘
“list (8369‘ heroism of a high order fol"
German suitors to do the 11 0111
signed lhcm‘, in 1111: knowledge that‘
"p. allo'powetful enemy is looking tor‘
em erotywhern in the open sea and
.flx shalom for them in oven hur-
bo , 88:1}!!!le tut) moment. on. poking:t
nose above the Rut-lace. they 1n.1y‘
run down or riddled
ut the world (109.5111 think of their
‘it'h‘tulnm 11nd heroism I: regard? ‘
ill); hatred: and contempt: It'
or ‘rc 1313111 to the bottom. they are
‘ than
l
little 1110119 cousidorutlon
1111! have given. drowned 1'.ats‘ .
' r sympathies 11 .1t'ped
y? ‘Nol becnnsc thou: sulmltlr"
rows are 11m diherent from us
111:: neighbor 1. Simply because
and murderer.
'c.bllterost thing 111-tho late
} hobo PROBLEMS
coi'dtln‘mtoo dispatch from Log.
‘ tired]! of boys 111 the San
High School have asked that
‘ king course for boys be made
‘ of the school's domestic science
The high cost of lit‘lng"
driven the youths to make tltlS'
‘ 1111.111... have come to the cona
ion that men as well all women
1
e hallo 13111qu understood that;
«li’ad a naturnl genius for cooking:
‘13 for e1 enllttng else-vand'
11 without training, they could‘
‘B‘tho kitchen at a moment‘s
ltd do the work more scien- -
economically than women .
owéver, there's no rea
one lads should not improve
a1 gifts by a little training
meantime. there are' proh-
product-lon and food dis-
1 that need solving.) it the
' 't,‘ ,. time [or this kind '0!
pm the girls will do 11 hr
’ ' ”along this 111141119.
‘¥,nevoi» aga‘ln . taco-a
11h thopreuent one.
lc RULES
:well to argue. academi-
. 9‘ German ggovemment
:0— mm- .1111 mom
a big" section of tho Atlan-
order no to been 01“ 0‘
destruction to our dill"
Wm not a!”
m wot-inf
mull- m
Ipretty well to the Berlin decree or-
1 ,
'ot’
‘ tlons and ideals of our country,
11111,: from any part of our population.
‘11 we acquire beyond the 11811,. and
keep them. it should follow as a mat
.‘ tor of course that the 11115111111111 should
. be admittedto lull American rights as
‘soon nsthey are fitted to hear them.
ill understood the science of their‘ 1
1;"! would
why i should up! wait you to pox-i
‘sue your rightful enjudo'm the city
(rt-Chicago in all M “7:40 shelf
von are accustomed. except to: the:
following restrictions: ‘ ' ‘
9114112911“: yout. trio-"arse @le
avenue. yumshall walk. omnnhozcow.
stone, not deflecting your course one-
eighteenth of an inch from the_edge
of the: curb. :Yonwhéll looh.‘su'aight
ahead. neither to the right not" to the
left. [Upon arriving at your destina-
tion. it no violence has «named to
you )J)’ accident. you may return to.
tour own home by the same route
and with punctllions obssrra'nee' o!
t__h-ese rules. Otherwise l c‘t‘lnnot guar-
autee your safety."
The terms: are 'The
Kaiser might have hm represented
as dialing: explicitly that it the Chi
Icago citizen failed to wear a réd~and~
\t'hitc'slriped button in the lapel of
his coat and an eaglefeather in his
hat; or deviated by the fraction of all
inch from the prescribed course, he
would he shot instantly. Vt 115 these
emendntiom. the letter correspond“
rather mild.
”doting Americans of! the sea except-
lot' the. route and under the conditions,
proIs-cl'lbcd by the Kaiser. ‘ The Chi
zen in question has as much right in
the l‘othldden sea mm as he has on
\llthlgup avenue
Suppose you apply the 11111119 reason-
ing to your own c'ity, and considet the
propriety of being ordered on the main:
street by a foreign government. How
do you like such traffic 111188"
_...__...._......_.,-,_._1.
EXTENDlNG CITIZENSHIP. RIGHTS
A bill whlch has passed the United
St 111». Renate land is pending in tho
house will give Pom: Rico :1 govern-
11111111 1111th ‘Yikc that which our newer
i‘commouwuulths have all passed
t.hrougl1 on ill-1'. way to full statehood
-1t vlttunllv 11:15:15 the Porto Ricans to
the dlmtlty of American citizens llvom
tuully, if the prompt program is our
lictl to completion they will pooled}!
11." the (1111 rights now enjoy-ad by
resident 11 of continental United
Sunless .
There is nothing also 101(14): it wot
politlcnl equality and freedom.
The Declaration and the Constitution
ol'the United States recognize no right
to govern any people without their
consent. If we believe ‘in tho tmdl~a
we
cannot wltltllold 'citizenshlp perman-
Thesante principle should be tol-
IOWed, and pgewmobly will be, in the
case at thel-lawaiiad Islands and the
Philippines anti of any other-'lorelgn‘
térrlfitry we own or may own hereaf-
tct'. And ifrthero is any American
“11045110151011" to which we are untvillo.
ing or unable to apply this principle,
\1 0 had better get rid of that possess-
_______ l’
The only s31: 01 pence advocate
‘that‘ 5 popular now is the pacifist with
the fist. _ 5 ..
————-—-O-—-—-—-~—
CUBAN fiUGAR CROP
NEW YORK. 'Feb. 28.4Dr.' Creates
Ferrara. Speaker of t'lle-Gubnn-:.Clia%n1-
ber' 'ot Deputles " and t'Liberol' Party
leader. now in New York: has. appenl.
ed to the rebel. commander, Fenland“
at Santiago. to rescind his order stop-
ping the harvesting of the sugar crop.
Tummy in. responso to a statement
signed... 'by-«twentyttlvo .Ctibnn .l sugar
950111101113 .«omnponletl. in.,tho Proyi‘ '
‘dence of; Cripple. who-told Dr: For
ram; nioro‘thmfltty thousand labor.
on: have been thrown: outmt work by
the order. and some 4'8 000 head at
cattle used in 11111-111113; the crop are
without 100d.
.. ~
mpaiqmotnoi‘; 'pRoH'tatrtoN
unto—-
WASHINGTON, Fob. 27.—-3amuol
Coupon. opponent. otthe America
_mfloon.otruu mid-bin 107
any 11 mm lulu! tin allotment
wmaommm'
1114911111111.
Wm" Shim
the mamumv~
prohibition "In“. ‘
, Boluantin Broth‘pr
3.11.112. Weed flag. for salient! years.
in the Baptist. Church, in Stamford.
and in St».- Jiiln’l. Catholic Chrch.
She lived in the old ’Weedzhfi‘estead
in Gleenutich avenue. 111111 119;: math-
er, and when her‘tame. spread-for
51111 possessed a truly wonderful voice
3—6136 moved ioNeo’ York, to honour
m- 1114: fieldot: her musical activities. '
ll' 1111:. while in New ilot'k that Milan:
th came ‘ to the notice of Prof.
“nobleman, 13. Gemini: ’sicinn, and.
with-111m. sho' translat a number of
.German operas into English, a. work
{or which she became more or less
famous. She sang in grand opera in
the Metropolitan Opera house. New
York, and also on the Pacific coast .
for 11 period. She earned consider-
able through he: fincational 0301111,
and many slam in the walla of song
today owe their" start to what Miss.
Wont taught them: She always 1411111: 1
ed 111:1. own living, and her heirs- were.
5111111111911 at her death
Died in Chicago Hospital. ‘
lint 11'th interests the localheirs
was the manner of her death. her l'un-
v1 it and her will She died whiltren
mnlc to the Pannlna- Paci Exposi-
tit 11, in the sutnmét of 191 in a has
pit..l in Chicago. She was taken“!!-
dcuiy ill in a Chicago hotel, and died
in the- hospital shortly after. Her
will had beenmnde. several years
‘ prml to her death. and she begueath
t-d cv'cuything to George Albert New.
tan 11110 “as with 11131 at the time
of 1191' death zlfid who is Bald to have
111.1111 a dear friend of her mother. 10'
he: will, Miss Wood (miluluud hot: bc—
quest to MixNowton by saying that.
he had been veryltiud to her toolbar
and herseltl. Mr. Newton and Mm.
Edward
we“. named 411-1 executor and execu-
ll‘lx of the will. Tho.will provided
that Mr. Newton might nap. both the
Interest and' the principatl of the cue
tote, which ’conslsted entirely of cash
in bank,11nd, upon hilt denulwho-re-
powder was to torcrl to Mrs.l’lyn1p~ ‘
" {C H.
1111:: 1111111111}... 11111: 111 Stst‘mrotd m
(cutiv Booking To obtain tho 1111111111
11111.1 of local relatives of the 116111:th ‘
11 to 11" documont 11.111111 would cut
oil any claim to tho entnto that tho
‘ 1:111:11: might have l111d.'l‘ho local
telutuoov—ull cousins of Miss, Wood
1111.: Mm Hilton Waterbury, Frank
Millet Mrs 1'11“!er Prior. Harry Bell, .
lit-s. Vincent of ltownyton and Mn.
l3l.1r_\ (i Pockham All of lhcnl le-
iuoui to sign the document. One of-
thtm told tho writer today; ‘Wo will
ho' tight tho will, bellluse the estate
11'1101 nmth lt.ll11d the estate been
larger. wo otu'cly would have fought
11. 111141 ptobublu would hum won. As
mutlct'a 1111\nd. we Just refusr-d to sign
off our cl'itlutn and we arc watching
:ll‘bufldlllKO with interest”
Body Was Cromatcd.
Vile-n 111.111 Wood died wllor body
this cremated by direction of Mr.
5311111011. it having boon Miss Vi oed‘s
13011111111 that this be done it it- sold.
’ 'l'tu Mr. Netvwnw-agalu at Miss
Wotd's request, it is claimed—«went
on tho Exmitlon...to.whlch'.ho1was
(snorting hllssmWecd. Upon his re‘
turn East, he brought the ashes of his
$1111.11»: Mom] and benefactrm to
\‘1' oodlnnd cemetor . whom they were
lntort'cd in the old Miller plot. Mills
“1911 being of tho Miller. family. The
lot-1| relatives-«or some of theme-
'-wc1c .11 the cemetery. prepared to ah
loud the funeral and it in said that .
ltcn' surprise was grout to see Mr.
.lc'ntontstep from 11 coach; which he
engaged ill the local railroad Motion,
1T'l‘1l1 a receptacle in his hand 'con
1 tilting the ashes.
“So you see.” a local cousin of the
deceased said today,‘ we have to take
.\lr Newton's word for everything. He
dlul not bring anyc certificate of Miss
\‘l’ ocd'n- death. He brought only the '
vessel which.ht1 said contained lior
‘nl-‘lll‘S He told us 11111: there was a
cotnlultlnnt service in Chicago, and
1" c had to. take his word for that. too
l‘how was no service here. The
11111195 were placed in the plot, and
that countltuted the burial ceremony.
more has been so much uncertainty
about the matter, ,;and all of us feel
, that Ml‘... Newton had: no real claim
noon the estate, 110. We could not,
sign otI whateter ‘
con 'cientlously.
claim we might had had upon it"
A stone has been erected at the
grave. in Woodland
lt’eetl’s will having. contained nrorli
$1011 lor4"o rough'stone rlsing out or
the ground " This provision was car- _‘
tied out to the letter. it is Enid.
Beneflcla'ry a Tailor. _ .-
All. that is known or 'M‘rw Némon
is that; 1114.131 an 1mm 1
.c‘oraetlcre.
1111:1111» connected
wit "the firm of
, on .Yo‘rlo In
later years he gave up his: Wt‘n'ks ‘Hc
'vlivcd “with Miss Weed not! her mother
in Orange, where their home? "hall
been for a. number of years. He is
not. known in Stl‘lmford .exceptt to
some of the relatives. of the- deceased»
Musical critics. of ‘New York prola-
ed Miss Wood's: voice very. highly.
'0110 critic described
‘\V'1.lt‘lll,1 high and resonant 1101117111191"
The deceased l‘s 311111.10 ha.
eccentric 'ln many ways, and M New
ton to also sold tor be agreed ’.
ltlr. Newton, according to a 1
relative of Miss Wood. is under bolt
tor $4 000. as.oxecutor oi, the Mill.
This relative thought that ‘peculhir.
111111.: the property is hinted at 0111'?
12.11110 he 1. seeking litmus from . '
the bond, the relatives told"
aowocoui: DAY 11 HA roan "
11111171101111. M
Plympton of MaluaroneckT
cantetel'y, Miss _3_.
For somoqea'ra it 15.211111. ‘
it as 1.1 “rich. . >
David Lloyd Georgo, premier 0t
r‘ltu‘u‘.
”hi1: demand to sate her from conq
WRONGLY COMMIT lNSANE
PEOPLE.
Probate Judas Marvin Appenro Be.
‘ fm~-'Humano institution. "
Probate Judge 1.: l’. Waldo Max
r111, 0L Hartford. appealed before the
committee on humane: lustilutlonayoa
totdny alteration in favor of two null
o'l1l‘utt bills to the bill concorning the
ettpput oi pip-sons committed to “to
1.11111. ‘lnstitutlonli‘. for the insane.
opiiqttlc 11ml feeblcxminded. which
was lntroduccd by Senator l‘dward
\V. llt'o'dct
for 1.11119 support and the other called
1111 support by the town. The main
any (.1 or both bills waste arrange .so
that towns could get some support
from people elther related or directly
to tho. institutions.
It was brought out' that" the state
is 'golttg 0 additional expense in com-
lmanlty to the pooi'housen and‘jalls.
w‘m‘l‘t— they do not got. proper treat-
ment, lnsleodofto proper institutions
\\‘l‘.('l‘(‘ they might bocured.
CARGO 0F SUGAR besTnoven
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.——'Sugar valued
at STUO'OOO was destroyed by lire yes-
terday on board the British steamer
13mm... which Was being loaded with
Brooklyn pier.
shown with his son. walking through 1‘19. \Vt‘lhll 1111111111 in which he.- was
it in tho mun: 1W photom'ut'l 01' the man on whom tlrout Brit-
-'~—-:———I-—Wu .. FTM—u'WWW
. (11’s delegations tthich
One of the bills callodi
interested in the persons committed!
mlttlnu people inuthe first stages of.
' ed to‘ ’the School for Boys-in Moriden.
cargo for the Entente tillles at at!
Front Britain and Ireland. is here
1101': by Germany.
WOMEN m INAUGURATION
PARADE.
WASHlNGTON. Feb. 28. ——'l‘l1e com,
1
today announced 11 number 0! wont-
will supply
utote than 11 thousand mnrthcrn for.
ll.c parade on \londav, despite tlte‘
. withdrawal of .1 number of w,omon "l
'w‘uo. bt-cunlc attcrv 0101 the boning
of certain floats: hon: Ibo plocoaalon.
1111111111,: 111111111. twho will i‘ttarcll are u
(ltlw gallon of lllinoin Democratic mum
on lauded by Mrs. Géorge Boss of
tltltnco titty members of tho \\ cm- 1‘
ton" Wilson 1:111:11.» Io! Phllndelphla,‘
iltlll membvl'o or the Women's Notion-
.al Trude Longue of Baltimore. 11 dole 3
41.11.1111 from (‘ltlllorniu and Washing-
l‘l'oll 1.11110 Rental hundred etnployeol
(.1 1h: Bureau of Engraving and Print
ink. four hundred Girl Scouts and
more than out. hundred Washington:
I ll Chian-
1
M
STRATF'ORD’S BOY BURGLAR‘
STRATF‘ORD, «Blob.
Clary, lltteen~yoar~old. admitted . be-
fore Judge Howard W. Curtis in . the
town court today that he had partial.
.patcd in eleven burglaries here recent-
ly About twenty residences and
states hate been entered during- theI
last month 11.1111 considerable aggregate
1035 has resulted. Clark was sentenc-
_._ __ ..
WASHINGTON“ Feb. 28.--A 11111
granting 11 pension of $100 a month
to the' widow of the late MajornGenerv
a] Fredetl‘ck Funston was passed you:
Hot-day by the Senator...
ll
11111th in charge 01 the lnauguratlon
.1
'1
l
28.-—Georgoi
144.. ....._...._.,.-_ ,... .
WRARR DOING op
P13113115 {N'THESE TIMES or, 1111111 " COST. AND.
1111.112 PLANNED SOME: wounRRRUL,
GAINS IN'OUR HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.‘
RPART TO HOLD DOWN
BAR-‘
'— HOUSEHOLD
' 1111111011111
Large siic 1101th
7¢
Regulbr 10c.
, CLEANSER
“ l‘or scourtng,
and purifting,
.3 cans in: 10¢
Regular 51' can
polishing
FOLDING
IRONING BOARDS
. 98¢.
Regular price. $1.25
ADJUSTABLE. .
CURTAIN. STRETC‘HlERS
“filly-11,1155 add
p‘latcd pins ' f ...... '. .
Regular $1.35.
PASTRY“ BOARDS .
51:0 20 x 24 ...... .3911.
‘Regular price 591'.
CEDAR. 01L POLISH
For cleaning and polish
lug, all kinds of furniture,
1 \l'OOllWOl‘k,‘ etc. l‘int size,
nickel
98¢
Regular price 501'.
' WEIGHTS
SILVER CREAM
The besl'm‘slh'cl‘, polish
made. 25c size. Sale price.
' 17¢
1
CUT GLASS WHIP
CREAM OR MAYON-
NAISE SET
The new daisy 01'. lcitt‘ dc—
Sign 98¢ act
Value. $1549.»
UT GLASS
ERRY BOWLS
8 inch . . . .
\' aluc $3. 00
..~.--...u..
USO
$1. 98
BATH ROOM
FIXTURES
. 11121.4 X-l't‘kt‘l Plated Tow-
cl liars, 18. .2 41.1111 30 iut'hc
long. \‘alucs up to 891'.
Your choice . ....... 59f:
BATH TUB SEATS
Will fit any size Bath
Tub oak or whttc cpamel
finish Special ...... 59¢
\ aluc 981.
GLASS snows
It) and 24 inches 11111".
lirass niclttl plated brack-
. t‘ls ................. 596%
\ aluc up to (BC
COMBINATION
. TUMBLE’R AND
.TOO'I‘H BRUSH 4
HoLDER ' l
\‘alut 80C ........ 59¢ .l
.SET 01 SIX STEEL
KNIVES AND FORKS
With wood handle. Sale. ‘
591'» {4
‘1
l
11:.
\‘aluc / 3L.
DRY ' MOPS-
]"or 1111111111101] or pnlishml
floors cltt'tnit'all‘v 11'1'1111'11.
almn'hcs tht (lust. Sale
. M491: 9'
LARGE‘SIZE GAL. 9"
IRON WASH TUBSV '
\ztluc $1.25 I ...... 9811.5 t...
111514va GAL. IRON
WATER FAILS
I4 quarts. annt' 31,11:
Sillt' . . ..... . ..... 29¢
6. 7 and 8 Inch
BROWN BAKING
DISHES
\\‘l1itt' lined.
Hr
\‘alttt ,41'.
Valut 1111111
COMBINATION 231'. Your choiCc .. .10.: ¢
COOKER. “f4 Inch l
Four piecé C1111 ht- used HAIR; FLOOR'B‘ROOMS l
fo‘rtcn different continua. With four foot handles,
lions. Special. . $2,491 ¢
w ,Value $3 50. ‘ -. Value 981:.
mmmm'm Mm mmmn .
-——;, ____—-—____— . W... ... ‘..“- -.._.
ARMY likens sacouo LIEUTEN.
ANTS.
\
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.-—-To speed
unthe obtaining qfrsecond lieutenants
tor the regular. army, Secretary Baker
in an order inade public today directs
'u“dlsttlngtliahed colleges" desig-
I I’
5......”
mumfiwrm.w 1.1:. .‘
END SALE
Short Lon hs‘ Broken Lines
nate‘ ten honor graduates from 1111 -
Mil clnssumd ten from the 1916 cm».
to be examined in' April for provision.
ul nonhuman: Undor previous to:
ulatlounr such colleges. designated 0111 ~'
honor graduate a year. These 111011.
it is specified. upon examination, 1112»-
to be accepted into service 111115111 01“
any other candldaten for ConlllliS'ritlllrk
irom .clrll .llfo.
4.1.;
‘ ‘ Sill: Bngs‘ " Vhltl‘ev 25c.
ammonium vow» to 254..
' Hui-KW "Y3!“ 150-“
‘ v 5"“
Lidia? Hand-r Bozo
H 69:1 Will: fillet?
Both Rob-r
“Silk1 Dream. $5.00
'10::
Standing Mifrorse' Vilne'zsc.
Ear. Ma's; Viiuoizso. ' ' ‘
1 $15. «1on it'll-491
’Viluo $1.0.oo.
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