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REASON WHY NOR-
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7,
Cloudy and Warmer Tonight
E
1917.
ititttli tinnitus
P -IN incurs PARADE
Many Manufacturing Concerns to hei
Represented—Decorated Auto-I
mobles Also Desired
Still tits,
_ litt0 Siltlth i
ll WtStPtlltt
{liveslnottier Eiidencet to the Fed-
eral Government of the Prepared ,
ness of Connecticut
lttENlt nits lion
in Slitlltt inn
livdroplanes and Aeroplanes Can
Experiment There
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.itARTFUiUl, Marci: Tn Once again:
Continent-tit comes it: the front with a.
1t!‘ttlr.ii'i‘titlt'$>‘ move. Acting upon tin
filings-stion of tlie tcdeial aviation ’i‘nt
lfllP'Lr- (loieriior Holcomb advised tilel “I,”
p ..i~.~1- ot' a bill which would creati :11.
-t\'l.tlitlll experiment urounds at
‘ tall-ort l'roiitint: on the sound. so
17“" iildi‘oplaues could experiment, Zie‘
"th'l'. .ts aeroplanes. ,
in accordance with this suggestion
itlu-ctitiie Secretary Maltbie drew tll-
:v but which would allow tire state to‘
l
ifi‘nal arrangements for the big!
pazadr and mass meeting for the bone-f
tit oi" the Norwalit t‘bapter of the'
American Iied‘t‘ross Society. to be’
held in this (ity tomorrow eveningi
have been practically completed. i
.Ntarly every organization and so;-
cieiy in town has responded to the‘
.eatl ot’ the committee, and will be
represented by the large delegations in ’
lit“ line of march. Many business
libilrt s and manufacturing firms have
also signified tlielr intentions of con»
tributiiig a body of marchers to the
bi..- iroecsslun, and the l'. it}, l.. h \‘t'.
t‘a. 'l'im Norwatlt Utah, The Nash l'lnfi
uinteriiig Company, and A. It. Mathin
it it... have ordered the big lied t‘ross
banners which will be displayed in er
IIlt'i. separate organization in the par-
adi. ’l‘he banners will bear the iii-'
sei'ipiion: "Til" endorses
tilt lied (‘ross.” it is very probable
that many new orders will be received
it'iiit).
roiniiiitlee is very anvious to
as many detorzited automobiles- '
_ iossiiile {ct into line toiiiori'ow
.ei.i.io:.-. and :tlliltltleil there has as yit
been no great rusii 01' volunteers tor
lilis' it‘i'.it'e. it is expected that llti|l\I\
applitalii-iis for positions in the par-
.i‘lt‘ \\'iii be iiiatie today. All applica-
ti-Izis should b.- made iii t‘harlts ll.
lliihiit‘tti. secretary oi the Noi‘waik
i)
tit. - "llzi'lll urouiids in.\\'e.stpori, ad- ('lIII: . oi (inhumwm
Iit.‘:'..i- lend now held on the share for up, i.. ilt‘llfJit‘l‘. cliiil‘tnaii “f H...
i“ "“ l‘t‘i'k i"”'i’“‘““t 3” ““1"" i“ ”Ni“ ii .'. t'i'oss Society committee stated
il‘l aviation (-‘tlllll- li-i‘...) tiint tlie iiieintiers (if the lilt‘iii
Carries $5,000 AoprOpriation. l:.-. t‘itu's brain-ii would appear iii
the bill was lilii'tldlit‘l'li bl‘ 1UP?“ li’liii.l'ill i.i tio' harntie. The ladies
rsetvtaiivu- Sht-rwood, Republican oi'
Micstpm't, in the House under a sus
:pension of the roles and a rctpiesi‘
\v..tli made for its iiimiodiato lilisfflgi‘n
it Lilill‘bj with it an npproprintioiii
of initial
will be dresstd -iu the i‘euiilatioii
\-;tl.i‘ trot-its, \‘.I h red crosses on the
from of the blouse, and Will wearIl
the mentor red cross head dress, Tilt‘ t
lit-a. dress is made front a piece of
3 niir-iiii Bi inches square, lieuiiued all
:Itvunit. and basil-d all the way across
the trout 'i‘Iic tieznl dress is pinned
Ill-mi: in back.
’i‘m stage which will be erected a‘.
tile armory ’i‘lnirsday morning will be
iili';l‘ enough to aceoinodatc one linu-
arid and fifty people. The \‘arioii;-
Titan-ally churches have volunteered to
.‘"u\E members of their choirs to make
up the elioiiis. which will be seatei‘
en 'tiit slime alone: with the band. and
toe speakere. . ‘
’l'ln Sinauisli-Ameriean War \‘oter‘
ans have signitied their intentions ‘ol‘
p...t.tipaliii;.- iii the parade, and it full
“‘"7'
(‘oniinned on Page 11‘.
SUSPEND sat-tin
iliiinin an
t
Man Convicted of lissanlt Must
Spend Year in Sanitarium, lodge,
Iran Revolution. Society of tlie'..\\’ttr .
of l512, Military (litter of the Loyal Reed RUICS
butch and the American Flag Asv‘ i
situation. are iotisit‘mrt-d to he the it'd-r .ludpe lined. in the t‘riiiiinah
authority 0'” ”1" subject. illltl 5110"“ Sn ierioi' court had sentenced Joseph!
-).,.~_t:'bser\ed: \ ‘ .’l'.:-rl,nurri of Staiiii'ord. charged with;
l.--~’l‘lie, tin: should not be hoisted assault to one year in jail, and tiicn‘
L"Eili't‘ sunrise nor allowed to remain, s1:-~.unded sentence and placed him:
up after sunset. in charge of the probation oilicer, the
. .. "‘A‘ ' "l‘t‘ll‘t‘i‘i'. ”3“” civilian (l‘.l".‘li01i of who would be the pi'obtvi
14o- vtators should stand at “attention" qr“ 0mm),- arose and Assigiam State's“
i'untlnued on Prev 12
i in t0 titSPlll ;
ninth until
limit. leifair n. Minion lnformsi
' Sentinel Readers lion Stars and
Stripes Should Fly
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,"l'» the Editor of 'i‘iiu South Norwaii;
H. t-tiin: Sentinel: \
’\.. there seems to be much discus
(‘on on how to display the Nation's.
Ring” and for the beneiit of those who
are anxious to, properly display the
('_‘ot:ritiy‘s‘ t‘illllif‘llt the following rules
as ..doptcd by various patriotic Stl'.
( n Lil‘s, via: The (inter ot' the i-‘ouud-
er. and l‘atriots. Society of t‘oionial
Mats, Sol iety cf the t‘izicinnati. .,eiis_‘
oi the Revolution. Sons or the Ameri-
Q
V, .
s
nu»E Hilt‘m't'l' during: 111" playing of Attorney t‘arier and Attorney A. As?
1le Star Spangled Dana-"r" military .s‘krcn of Standard. who represented;
the accused, could not agree on a
person. Attorney (‘artcr wanted some'
one appointed who would be i‘f‘SPOllSi-i
it? tin National ilyinn at “Retreat".bli ioi ’l‘aniburri as the latter was:
1th iiit; should b.“ lowered, bntivnott temporarily mentally deranged mild‘
a}. .red to touch the around. i'.\lr. ‘Cttl'tt‘i' wanted to be sure that
ihe would be taken to a sanitai‘ium:
land would not he allowed to go aroinidi‘
ssliooting people in Stamford.
tspetiators are reqtiii‘zd byIregulatibii
to stand at “atti-iiiio " and give ttieI
nni‘tttary salute. Uni-in: tllt‘ ptayinn
i I
3 -Continued on P-tze 12 1" it
ina y:
Elation oflicer and he was accepted.
Shot at Ngjew.
fl”. 0N [[AVAEOR - i Tainburri is married and his coon-i
. AND BROKE KNEE CAPlrsei says he loves his wife anti chil-.
'dren. Last .month he drank consul.
\. .
t
l
t
icrable liquor and upon going home:
the got his shotgun and started tel
,. . have, some fireworks. The wilé andI
iii ‘\'an Nosirand. ‘m‘ pmmm' who children made. their exits from the
‘il‘t‘t'ttliliIv New,“ treatmenr at IIIIIiliL~iisc via Windows and doors. but
Namath lmspitnl. but at present II..l‘atiibiii'i:isnephew.hiarko‘aguo was
.gumst at} up. ('liit‘ord hots-l, took upon! riot afraid and remained in the house.
"himself when m“: to his room lasti l‘aitibiu‘ri shot at him most of the.
.Inlglli, in Open llip Sliding (1001‘ (if thci Sli'Ji struck the
elevator on the ofiirr floor. and usi ““3" ,
the i‘qult of his carelessness fell toi my” 5 “rm and leg. The court was
ihu floor of ”1.. “NEW. and ’sust'i‘n l lnzoiined that Tatiiburri had been in
ed e. fracture of ”,0 kn”; ' “ “ a :ztlililtll‘lulll once because of drink
Matter 5. Gladuey. Jr.. summoned Di. Mic-racy (‘trter had 'no objection ‘9
Robert E. Pcrdue. who assisted tlioi his. being sent to Dr. Barnes sani-
‘ ‘ ‘ ' tf‘l‘itllll in Stamford. but he. wanted
moorland he was it ' z w -v
.‘Waik hosliital later liEizllotglliEil‘liRIEIE‘): 11“!" um}: for 13:“ so a? to b0 sfire
‘twliem he is urn ,_ . . :e wont no 9 roam rig aroun
William J. T131035.) 1'3"“;315 ”Elli: Stamford with a. shotgun. Judge Reed
‘ awe ‘3an Elm. ‘Van Nest r Edit?“ i iii-titrated ,Tambnrri under condition
oriunate in not remit-n an “at that he be taken to the .sanltarium.
iniuries. l nuance sort-l'l‘amburrl's son-tnt-law‘ took him to
‘ . .ht. institution today.
Manazei
a
NEW SliES
locations in the Vicinity of Etm‘tlnderstanding longs to Have-
nuinini unit
Ilnsurance‘ on the lefterson an
.ttiou held last evening in the High
iii-innit.
iivt sission tor a short time and then
'it lltlitlL‘
the .illiilttll'illlll.
.‘liltnn t‘oburii presiding,
read
ll-i't‘illlf»!
made they were accepted.
n..'ii.i-i of business was iiitrodiibcd by
Sulerinieintent ira ’l‘. t'hapinaii.
tirinti that ill“ il‘i-aciiers‘ Association
I)" .iirii\\'t‘ti the use of the High school
i.
Intuieiiier
inn rtaiiiuieut under
HOUSE REJESiS
\ Foord and Strattord Representative
l-‘ltiilt ot' .fiidiciary cmnniittee’aiiti rc-
,‘,t,\ ’u u
a public service board of live. to still.
llaiit the present Public l'liiities coin»
i:t.-rion.
1 m5 board had 11., friends to support tll‘t s that the administration regard! E‘EI‘NTECOIE‘tiilih {cii'all-Ei‘tuil -tli‘il:idii'ti)i\ tw prison keepers who attemptrd to . ports a repulse for thfim. ‘ -
it 1. ”e. ‘0 tie :t 'ix , :w :s ,t m ' i .. 'w v i" ;'. .‘ ,‘ . ‘t,’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ti . l' \r ‘neer ir‘nts. l-‘or l\\'J blurs! 3 ' ' ~
l l l l ( miinit re til . aunt inipuati t \ lltil {iii 'torr. Railroad Lninpany. through a lo-i .. u .t n s l t i t . 0n the Russtan from. Berlin re
SilliE SliiiitlilE (liltiiNlZEll
'IAttoiney Skeet agreed to be the pro? 1'
railing on the stair-i
A few of the shot went intotI
i the ‘liouse’were sent. to the Judiciary
d an any one can verify for herself
’Mtttttt tit nitration Milli
E0 BE ARMED INimmfiiifii'iSi‘iili32.23": ERANCO'BEEGIAN EiiiiNE i3 ' 'i
:nlglli in the Noi‘walk lliali school.|
I’l‘hir is the third meeting or" this
tsorL liield this year and it ex-I
‘l‘ccito that both teachers. parents.
land pupils will profit by lilt'tll as at
1110it' friendly attitude is reached
through these iiieelings. An interest .
int: ind entertaining: program was
iren .tied and was tollowed by a con .‘
taut Conference at White llonsel
Isultatioii between the parents and:
l .
IMM'HEDPLCAESEI'iIflimpm“Stir“ ”'iBRItIStt coiiiiiii: OPEthttlitS it an
til BOUtlttitlttSNtS snitii, NtiltlH niacin
Edut'ation. several moiiiliers ot the
board attended the conference. in
German Crown Prince’s Troops Made a Gain in the ,
Ground North of Caurieres Woods
EOR SCHOOLS
' DISCUSSED
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‘ Enleute Airmen insistent in Search for information of
Hostile Movements and Dispositions oi Troops, and 33
German Airplanes Have Been Destroyed
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Grove Street and Flax Hill Road Been Reached, Following timer-
and One in Norwalk Are Consid-‘I
ered '
..
i\‘t'iiiiani .l. Tracey was called on for:
in short talk after the rendition of
W.
wnisiitiiiii scinis'_ .
d President Tells setatol’s his I'll-i. titular and he told of theItiIlvisabilityi
I ’»\ ' v' - v . a e t
. t - .cf titquent interviews between p.ii
Washington SChOOES ‘0 he Ill-I3 'ous to! speed, ICU” 'eii'i and teachers about their chil-
d i Illlri. L'o said that a l"."t:t‘ number,
“5359 . .WASHINGTON, Max-ch 7.— :JE liofys an: airlsulied no .didiIPimgu i
' ' ‘ i '\ E Or; an gt: li'ill" ‘ ”if“! 3‘“ fir!
.Thc definite impression thathmIW. "Kym I,“ NW4”. mien?
.-"-‘ a met-tin: ot‘ the lloard. oi l‘ltttr American merchantmen would be: lion to the course he ("I “I” is talr-' ' . . . . ‘
armed in the near future: gained. in: in. Tim-w then briefly ems-2.1, CHEER'NG IHRONGS fI' Intense aerial activrty prevail-
' t . 1mg on the Franco—Belgian front
GRIII P ' iindicates the probability of im-
itS. SANGER,
ground today following confcr- tired the result of such a course.
ences between Prsi‘dent Wilson? llr. .l. Milton t'obnrii read the let-1
iportant developments there in‘ .‘i
ithe near future. '
AS SHL [[AVES JAIL; The Entente aviators are tak-
,ing extra hazardous risks in.
_.—.—_—.. their insistent search for infor-r‘
and Administration officials andIier received by him trom toiiiieiimair
lmation of hostile movements and
Democratic senate“ litigai (2. Murphy. praising the school
Flowers Strevvn in Birth ControlAd- dispositionSI This is evidenced
, :zytttm. The letter is printed in full
Altcr the conference thc Demo-i olst when». Supvlrinteinlent ira "l‘.
vocate’s Path and Hundreds Sirg by Berlin? report of eighteen
“Marse‘laise” . zEntente airplanes shot- down in
gratic scnators hurried to thc’t.‘h..pnian eutarued a little on ili',‘
i'rl'.ltt“\‘.t‘i talk. ”P l‘tIiiu\\I*il liii‘ Hill)
of thought throughout. and was iltli-l‘
l‘ilihl.’ and instructive.
‘g'air engagements on Sunday and
___...... fifteen similarly destroyed yester-‘r’
day. The aErial scouting. intact»,W
ruptcd by Monday’s storm, wan
there was but little liua'liens
:toinptisiicti. The session was a
met” one. the board i-oing into execn‘
the entertainment given in
tilti'ltt'ti with Dr. .l.
The clerk
..i-«.>t-miiiii.-~Capitol for a conference with Res
pubiican leaders to lay before
them a plan for a modified cloture-
which the Democrats hope to
ences between President Wilson .
row. The Democrats said they i
expected prompt action... ENEW Siiiiiiili. BUILDENG
The senarom agreoWiat
'i‘lii .ineetiii:
urinuirs ot' the
and alter corrections were
The first
liit‘
He Continued on Page 1!
all iii order that the l'niversiiy ot
titer club could give an
its auspices. it
i
the i Ni‘}\\' YORK“; March Tye—Through of
,, . . . . . * EOSPCCtS were good for quick ac‘i rue. lint: men and women greeted Mrs.‘ _
ML M, votid. - Egon in the Senate. . i “ f0R W‘NN‘PAUK Margaret Sanger when she. walked out Eh“? apparently m I'm“ “Wing
(Continued on Sixth pa :0) i SenatOr Owen said he desired a g (11' the Queens county jail yesterday I again on Tuesday, With the clear- ;
WW . , . .4. ' trule under which the Senate --—--——- latter-serving a sentence of tin Idays ing of the weather.
~— .\ciording to talk which is ('tli'l't‘llli 1“" disseminating birth control \itlltlr-I In the realm of infantry activi-
. . . . li.tt'oii.
land from information received troin '
. vari luh reliable sources. it seems prob-l
able that ~something will be startedl
‘verv soon in the building line in? . .
- , ' .. .' he‘lllfll‘ walt't/d from the irisou door.
upper .\orwalli, near the “llll’illliltlk: “ ‘ 1
IN JUNEi Mary's t‘hurch and located at the cor-
nor of Main and Broad street. is 'be‘I
'ilii; considered as a possible site i’oiI
(iihiiit‘l.
the new school building which willl
'ty. tin: British, while continuing
"i‘lir martial strains of the “.\lar- to We}: "P "Cliches abandoned _
celinisc" went up just before .\il's..jb_\’ the Germans in their sustained . .~ ,.
{retrograde movement along the '
and from the IwindowIs oIl‘Ithek “I““Ancre. have contented them-
... .. . .. . . . . . . .
.ins piison tieie u ltltl( . me ill selves Wm! raiding operations m .I
in cc: of the prisoners jomini: in the
song. “attire Bouchavesnes sector, north
Flowers were strewn before the lit-Iof Peronne on the Somme front,
tie birth control advocate as shoaf’ter having reflected 3 am along
(tontinued on Page Vite). Prisoners Sing.
t
l ' .
inn SESSttltl 0t
' CONGRESS
Mlltlitltlit’s Bill
A plot of around, owned by St.
only Ones Voting for Creation of
,.
- ' us "“i.’ .. - . .~t ~. It - art .‘Lv
PUNK: Semce Board 3‘. \ lllht-lt. .\,' 1"“,(h ' .\.h m leieetui in that Vicinity within a short. “‘ .H‘éd ,di?\"‘_I‘I1“ E’ItSflIti :Ilens I Ia foot of nearly three u . “S Di . .1"?
btis bi (Ulihit’hb today took im an . .. lt , i ~-t ol ti II thi' irt I}: bin tins pitsenttd \\ tli . lingt bon- a mile there In a recent attack.
I '“M'” extra session to be called to iiieet‘“””‘ l“ "me” in 1“ ’1 it it'ltlt‘l. the tribute of the mothers of.
., . . the tenement district 01’ llrownsvillc.' In the Verdun region ,the .\
hint:- sald to have been thrown out i “wt“!"f'fIM the scltnolnbiiaid. ~th3”; u'itcie she has done pinch to liii'ttiei-iFt‘chh and the Germans are con-
i-iv’ Ltticials (405.. to prwldpm “va" i Ibt‘t'xtlitiIiI faioiaIblyIrtml.iIitit-ti it) I iii)" birth control knowledge. tinuing to/dispute ground north
Aside from any action on the :Il‘ltlt‘tl‘,}‘.‘I‘I(I‘ ”(I 1;. fIi'I‘I":IIP“_‘IRIii'l'd'in‘l'q 'i.llh.:" H'talthy wonicii.\vliisked Mrs. SanA of Caurieres Wood, where the
:‘iip bill, the need of an extra sessioni [Elli .02“, ((‘Olls'ildt‘lT‘El by u“, Eesident‘ci .L‘er away in a limousine 411:} site was crown prince‘s troops effected a
to pass the hi: supply measures Wiliclb ' “, ‘ .- I .‘ . ‘ ., :iven a testimonial irea ast \viti .' . -
".iiled at the last session. is regarded".f "1“ ”Chi”? to b" 0“" ”I ”I“: 1"“ nun) women prominent in society. considerable gam early this
liy oilioiats as imperative. ls‘u‘K 9".“.‘]mhI a school (-(E'E‘I.Il“‘ To Give Her Dinner. WEEK. only to 1053 the greater
Nearly all of the executive depart-:lli’fiiffiml,.uImfimgi“If".Mfume.“ Em"; Friday evening ti liiilllt‘l‘ will llt‘ portion of if as. the result of 1':
. mum il\t‘i. .,itvtiniiiit. \ iniiipaii “in“ in honor oi Mrs. Sanger. and FrenCh counter attaCks, accord—
Soul Nearing of Toledo university‘ing to Paris. The French made .:
meat: or the government will switch, .,. . . . , . ,, .- .
it:i~tit-iit:iriy the army‘s defense plans. 9"“ .“l'p” REM." “we” ”in“ “mi"
‘ ‘ inn-a the building. at all times. rm“ lit a speaker . h
Mrs. Sax ger wound‘un her no dayvaanOthCr attempt 135'; mg t to re”
nnwss Congress supplies the necesw \“tttiin ”w it'h‘t few days .m in
. v . . r r . . ( ‘
nenttnce with a ii\'t'iI\"ll£Itiit‘ asaiiitstgam 105i: ground, but Beam re-
‘ll.\lt'l‘t"01tlt, March 7. no: later than June as a result. oil"Hy has been looked OWE by "“10““
ytsterday accepted the
Till‘ “(NIM'
unfavorable
.\lr. Moreliouse's bill creating
lii‘. Mol'eiitiusi‘ (iciclitietl his
hill at length, sayii’tnr that individual
ly the present coiiiiiiiSsioiiers were
Ilt'l'fltdltlil)’ good men, but . together
they did not assimilate.
lili. lingers ot' .‘tiancliesier, sup-
;noi'vd Mr. Morehouse and said in the
shelt- state of (‘oiinecticut tilt" utili-
ziry l‘uuds. | . .
. ia' -- i e : . ‘- l') .-
1“ adiitl It. there are, other ill’lls»i‘ tlhlltltll ot tit iillti and tilt lith
. , “1““: included z."nlmd'iic.ii ical 'cstate deal" but for what
"M“ m Ithr- Sillltliml: and kldomiipurpose. has not been determined. ltl
. I'm-ill": “ws' legislation to strengthen ' ers teen \"l"tl0i\' hinted however that
l» at! and trolley- interests of the state the .\tllilllSt')ll law. conservation, for-1 ‘ ' ,' -l W _‘I ‘l“ , l g 't' ,3. till]
did appear for him. i eigtn selling, combinations. and en-‘ "mmnu ‘ as a 1‘” ”m "" Km (”0 H ‘
ilotzse Leader l‘eastey swung the tarp-ment of the interstate Commercel
lilt'!lti)t‘l‘:‘-, and on a viva voci- vole ('tlil‘lilfihiml. t -. .. - . . . ‘
only Messrs. toners and )loretionse ’l'bi president himself has iioi tie-1p??? Sim???“ in" n “l“;gm. E10 E0313
vo‘u d tor the bill. ' ll’liit ty indicated whether he has give: EjI‘i‘IfH‘hlmr .‘Ifln‘mboiidi ‘E, 1):}! <01} ‘Ei
. en up hope that an extra session may; :Z'IEIIIQTGI, GENOA:influxhqlgnhhvgn 1.2;; iiii
« b-i :voidcd, but many members of Coir: i'i~iv‘ti“tt (I; ”qu phase‘of develoitmenii
taress shalt instst.‘that he will call _.1"'mI_ protertv“howev'er‘ b3. lilt‘i
Coiijzress top-ether soon. should be. de- f'MI I; of mi, road who ‘1 11'") ‘iiv‘t ‘
icitthhe lacks authority to arm iner- 2:;I‘If1hIIm1h “ L A I H l I
'1 SiilElM Pililtitiilii
i
i --——---~—~~~— I
l
l argued that the old law passed in
it’lSSlMBtl Mlllilt‘iunii ”coniiii Still“ till“ “I ' a... i..-
Miss PearsonEllsihe Sentinel ofi [)fiRPENIERS SEREKE ‘ fl 0EEE0ERSI a {fire on a public armed vesw 0: 7
= mentstotlie legis‘atures in Hart» ' a nation in arlnity with nIie- Unit:d,_
' ' ‘ ' ' iStates” woud not a to Le
a Proposrtton Which Looks ltliCi it . . . ford. W Y
Foul "a, ' Samuel M. Alter, was rcelecied'
ipresent situation. The president “
}: ”DEPORT. Conn. .‘larcli 7.--r_.‘l f. president of the. South Nu 'walk vitib} . imdmated that he ESISCCkmg some
., liltitii'eti czii‘ltl‘ll'i’lkR employed (in smujat the. annual meeting held last even-i Before the t‘onimitiec en Publicilegal means 0E acting promptly.
Miss Emit. Pierson well~hnmvn tn:5‘“" ““1”“CES “W by ”it" Austin Con“. his. This is the fifth time that Hui Health and Safety in Hartford. l"‘,i"~ibut would prefer Congresswnal 5.
Noin alk a“ the state bi'canirer of the sti‘uction Company of t‘ievcland. 0.,i Alicr was made head of the. club. \‘ari-' tcrtlay. a hearing was held on the bill i approval. ,
Countrticut Woman Sullrage associtp “1““ “5‘9“!“ *md “““mlhud ”HUN" ”Wits “‘1“ ”“1 "“‘i~"“""-"‘d'1 “'“Wuw‘i 1” hemcm'm‘fln“ lrk It appeared pIObable today that "v
uzltt a half she delayed her release . ports 7?. lessenig in the sever“), of-
‘white she argued and fought against . the cold with some increase in
the impression of her lingers beinizv . , ’ ‘ , . .
liven, artillery actrvrty, but no Import- .
ant movement by the infantry. .
At a previous hearingsr when one of rd to pass.
the (oniinissioiiers was under tire a
tall dozen representatives of the rail-
“'l‘liey didn't get ”trill." 51h" declar-
eJ difiiaiitty. as she left the prisongarm.
”it's time the authorities learned to
(liS""ililllitll(.‘ between political pris-,
otters and cutthroats."
on this site would do away with tlinI
i.\'i.rvxalk. (lathe inc street and Winnl-i
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WASHINGTON, March 7.—-
‘ Some ' administration officials to-
- ‘ 2-day were urging on President'f
“[AR‘NG 0N WEEEOEE :IWiison their view that he may; ‘7
liegally arm merchant ships novvv
’without awaiting express author- .
iity which Congress might give if
called in special session. They
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-I r . ., ,I x e- . I . similar action had been or soon would The newly elected ollieers toilow: laud concerning the polluting of the . .
1.1).}: iiii-IIiZIlliott‘i‘ii: :{ggifigthfié‘ggfi‘ i President~Samuel M. Alter. . . Waters of the Norwalk river. 'l‘hetItl’Iie UP‘ted States wougd “IKE We,“ .[‘_I:;
‘m the suffrage measures in the. (leii- i.ice-President"Stephen ts‘. .lltt‘i'ifi.‘ i (‘itilill oi? theIparties who liltl‘t-tlthC'dit e issue created . y ustria- '9.-
era; “gummy and which-are. cansing' . . . Secmtary and 'l‘i'easurer-«l-ltbirt \V g tlieInieasure is that the discharges of. Hungary 3 notification that she ..
statewide discussion: “"5“” ““95- i Filt‘li- ' ‘ 1 heat from the Gilbert and Bennett faC-l adheres to Germany‘s Principle of-
lloard of Directors—dialthew 'Cor- tar). lcbrgctown. and sewage-froni,submarine warfare inasmuch 58
‘bitt, liari‘y \‘i‘. Mather, Elmer “end. the private residences along the riveri . ~. ’ . .l'. "
rinks. Judge Joseph it. 'l‘aylor. .l. lid-4 pollute. the water. lit-ltl‘t‘fiellialiveIthe communicat mums a con“ “-
ward. Slater. Frank J. Finnigan. John, lfcldand originated that bill and ap-gtory tune. and pomts out thd
lpe:.reu with Mrs. Sclirtic’t, Georgeisince Austrian. submarines ope:
“vim "n" "'1“ WW “W mm“? ate onlv in the Adriatic and Med.
be taken by carpenters working fort
the same concern in Stamford. New;
lurk city, Philadelphia. and several?
A jurisdictional controversy is in
Congress. they said. they said. bc-
‘.\'.'(t‘l‘i the union carpenters and the
metal workers. cacti claiming the.
right to set nintal window frames,1\\'. trimmed and Charles ll. Pearce.
A superintendent. for the constructioni CWHCEF‘BIttlit'iCt' H. Nutting. Fred-g
“Two suffrage bills. introdufied in
t‘oriniittee. Both were entitled. “An
Act Amending an Act Concerning: the
Qualifications of Women Voters.“ The
title:- on the inside and on the back . - - ’
_ . . . . tLllil)ullI-' iii charce in Pbiladeipiiiaieririt H. Quintard. lir. Harry E t [cc and dcl'endetl‘it. Judge Joseph - .. f th '
i. ._ .i - »~ . - . - . - 3. “CJ eir
or u“ h its “ ere or course the “m" warding the )vork today to the inetalillatcs, David H. Miller. ingene .8. it: Taylor. in behalf ot tlr- tiillicrt anti-“errant: n the Ch? e 0 ‘ ' ‘
‘ actually violating American rights '
are not: very great. ‘
LONDON, March ,7. 2
Smith. Alphonse I‘ll l‘uiinett factory. and Attorney [.00
workers. is was said. here, and flStlailiiill. Edvard li‘.
Leon-' Davis. for the property owners, op-
soon as the news was received» inl'i‘heriuult. Efll‘i F..'Bttitt't.- '1'. H.
this city all the carpenters quit and1 and Robins. Lawrence K. Patti. Sam- t‘sit. tlin “M"“rri. Pen~~'-'~""~ttvn~»
forwarded word (if their action to othaurl S. V‘olsor..nud Freeman taunt. Shaw. of Reddlng’nnd Stocking. of
let places where Austin men are eni-" Auditor§~Charles E. _ Hoyt and I‘idlzefield. tirade arguinienu, l'.._,nl1lr<i‘.|
ploycd. chorae ”F. Footc. ! its passage. ‘
.~ 1' . I , i
by I'xatiiinlug‘ the bills which ace now
in the possession of the [Clerk of the
Judiciary Committee.
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