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now examining the. policomen,
arc 'to 111-1 amisod individually of
laws or 111411111111 and food. The
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11.1 loin; 12? 1105111111. Dr. I‘isk “ill:
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.5163 Smith sang 11 solo 111 the sur-
OLLhe First Methodist Epismpnl .
, last evening. 1 MAY START BALL TEAM
‘ It is n ported that Frank Gunrnit1'i,i
ono of \‘orualk's s.ar 141111111110 pit 1
ohms is ':1nxiou< to start 11. baseball
club this season, 11nd play Sunday .11
tornoon games on tho Ward strum
trountls Frnnk could not ht‘ locutrdl
this morning, 111111 consequently tlu'l.
1opor1 could not be verified. 11' From
orlously mutt 1111111111111 such 1111 action.
he must CPI‘ltlllll)’ he giwn credit for
his 11111'1'1-1,
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gain, 2 Seymour stroot, \\"cdnes-
smoon at 3 o'clock.
mind com ocntion of Washington
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I'll h the Mark Muster d'Ppl‘t't".
«TONloH'r. BLUE, masons vs
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Should enough scouts (losirt1 it. 11
wirtloss courso will be stnrtod in tht1
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troops.
There will be :1 rogul'u' 111110111111 to.
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do!“ the auspices of 11111 Spring~
0., a dance \\':\"1 11'le Saturday
the Arion 113111. Svoc's arches-
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to 111a“ umkly dnnco was .wl'l morrmr owning of 11111 Noru'nll:
light ‘n the "ion 11 x-ar- -11 111’St‘flullllilslt‘l‘S' School, in the donn-
G 5‘0 Brothers Orchestra qu- town library. All members an: 1111.111'11
uslo.
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it l‘l-‘tjl stt'cot. Routine sud-f .
511 be in order. ,1 'l‘tntltrtoot nxmninutions will be
' ‘ 1 ""1111y arming in the down
5’: 50115 0‘ town library, at eight o'clock. A 1.11130
1.1.1‘ ..1 candidates will be examln
Norwalk sconlmasters are looking
1 1111 the greatest of pleasure
l ‘he Board Of “"3“" to the hike scheduled for this Sat--
old Friday evening at th: of 111111131
' 1h Officer D" “ 111W“ "’ 3 .. '11 .luvenil, a civil engineer of
n..1neer Joseph P 1" 3' New York City, who has but recently
tend the meet1ng,.nd rotuinod from the Mexican border
CleancUp" week will be
, lthe Norwalk troops, in near future.
’Mr. Juvenll will participate in the
scoutmasters' hike to West Norwalk,
this Saturday ‘
, 01110111231111: .3 PILLS
{.1 tonight, in 1111.1 Iodr'i
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and, South Norwalk, 1..
do clocks, jewelry and
ll ‘ mow» BRAND. 1‘
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sealed hwill!“ Blue olrhtrbon:
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;comulication of the
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MOVEMENT
TURKEY.
((‘ontinued From First Page)
emments in Washington.
The notification it is expected
did not w-sh to make it
‘v the Navv Department under
'15 policy of silence as to such
questions had also refused a mi; Will pardon me If I I’ll-3581'“ 51‘
1119:."
The Na Iy Departments posi«
tion is that it will .eiuip with
arms. all sh ps whose owners ap—I
ply to it.
Followincr is the text of the
communication as made public by
tho State Department:
"‘In view of the announcement.
of the Im oerial German govern
-m€'nt. on jan.31.1917, that 21‘
chips those of neutr'tls include“
.“ct with1n certavn 01181; of the
10 film“ 115900000 0“ "”50 me” Phy' thiUh seas would be sunk without
:31“! pro: aution being taken for,confidence-iv1 the future. Thanksl lohn Lonsdale was prcparcd to
;'he rafetv of
the 1: ersons on
board and “11111011? thn exercise r'f
§"i it on'1 scorch the government
of the Un1ted Sta‘es h1s de‘e'v
'ninrd to pl'tce noon all American
,T'nel hunt vessel". .sailiuc1 thronUh
the lmrcd areas an armed guard
for the nrotectmn of th': vessels
land the lives of the persons on
inl- qar._
WASHINGTON March 111.:—
IDermissinn for clearance or the
“ranch inter Rochrtmbmn from
New Vork. the first belligerent
[wer'hnntrnan to arrive in on
likmerican harbor with guns
"(muted fore as well as :1." v1.1.1
‘ndsv granted by the State l‘m-
.11art'11911t. which‘ruled that ti‘w
Rochambcau as :1 passenger car-
‘rvinq vessol tilvinor usual route1
m c, :- peaceable merchantmnn e -
nilpd to take nrlnnuate nrecau—
tions against illegal attack.
Undolthtedlv the Fncbambc an
' r"lino will lead to a general hol-
'Fv of arming vessels to the tire.
It was thought at the time that
"he had ham sent into port 1'11""
1v as :1 test of the policy of this
'1'o1revn-ncnt. and now that a wide
st'mnment is allowed it is assum-
ed ”1'11 01h" Entente merchant;-
1 on will follow suit
IHONDON March a. 11: 32 a
m.-——Connt vnn Zeonelin was s"!
‘erinq from dysentery for some
time prior to his death and a
malady ne-
sccnrdirw tn :1 Berlin dispatch to
F’eutcr's 11v way of Amsterdam.
. The operation was successful and
his recovery was hoped for when
Mumps dcve‘oned and latiu' in-
‘lsmmntion of tho: lungs. It-was
difficu‘t for him to receive nonr-
1shrncnt and his power of resist-
,nnce was considerably weakened
The critical point in his illness
was resolved :1 few davs ago and
he died of 110011 on Thursrlav,
BERLIN, March o. by wireless
to SaVVElle.—-“Tlie British "Torch-
ant steamer Princess Melita was
refused permissiOn to enter the
‘tarbor at Rotterdam on Tucsdw
because she was armed," says the
Overseas News Agency (the of.
ficial German news bureau) She
left that evening and returned to
Rotterdam the next day, after
throwing overboard her gun and
its mounting.
' “The Nieuw Rotterdamsche
‘wttl delim- 11 lecture to the boys of Courant says that in the week she. was: equionevl with steel cells!
from Feb. 25 to March 3 only
seven ships arrived in'Rotterda'n
Harbor, as compared with 57 in
the corresponding week lasLyearl
and 197 in that week of 1914
The Handelsblad says that' in that
sweek “only five ships arrived at
Amsterdam, compared with 26
.last year.”
GLOUCESTER, Mass, March
o.—-A telegram from St. Johns. -
N. F., brought_word todavpi the
"inking. of the Newfoundland
schooner Flirtation. 0‘? the coast
of Spam. Three of the crew, Ses-
man O’ Brien. of this city and
Heedand, Griffin. of Ne '
‘and. wcre‘
save gayen
is run
AGAINST 1
on board " was sent by the State
Department today to embassies
and legations of all foreign gov-
will be sent to Germany by the
SWiss legation here. No obstacle
will be placed in the way 01' such
fiction. State Department officials
clear
.whether it was mandatory for all
'3 American vessels to have ams 01
‘ "Jhcther they might sail without
“hem it they so desired. Previous—1 calm confidence any offensive]
V Socialism tn
, " my mdqumm
“moan ford“ .Ofififlfiz today, and other British
British army. Oifigpl statistics attempts were frustratcd by the
were not issue prior to the fir’sr German fire.
named date, but it is known that' LONDON March 7, 10 :22 a
several thousand man entered m—The prospEct that Premier
durmg the first fifteen months of] Lloyd George would take part in
315 “'3? today’s debate in the House of:
LONDON, March 12, 9:16 a.;Commons on the Irish questionl
m.—‘—Enver Pasha, who has just and outline the govcmment’ s po- ’
returned from Asia Minor toisition toward Ireland aroused
Constantinople, has informed the deep interest in the proceedings.
Turkish Parliament that the mill~ l The debate hinges on a resolution
tary situation is better than at which will be moved by T. P.
gory time since Turkey’ 5 entrance 0’ Con§or on behalf of the Na-I
into the war, according. to a Reu- l tionali ts. The resolution reads 1'
ter dispatch from Constantinople as followm '
by way 0f Amsterdam. Enver “That, Wm 11 view to strength-'
Pasha 15 (1110th as saying: ening the hands of the Allies in,J
“We and our allies await with achieving recognition of equal!
rights for small nations and the
principle of nationality againstl
the Opposite German principle of
military domination and govern-li
room without the consent of the i
w: 12.." out part propose to take Governed. 1s essential without;
1‘ "The safety of the Turkish :urthcr delay, to confer upon Ire i
jeoast and the Dardanelles 16 Mb land ”’9 fr" mstitutions long:
.191 assured than ever before. On promised ‘0 her."
the 811131 front. the s1 nation is:
lunchonged. On the Mes opotam- sment recording the desire of the
which the enemy may launch in
the coming spring. The Chamber
lencc regarding the action which
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FURNACE ‘ "
A few pointers on Furnaces:
1. (Beta furnace that is large
enough. Itis difficult to umkc the
house smnllcr. and stillniorc dif—
ficult to make the furnace longer
after it has been put in and used.
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when you put it'lu it avoids [11(1—
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WEST 15:113..
Elan front we retired northwarleouse for a settlement who 11
for military reasons. For similariccercion of any section of Irish
‘rcascns we have drawn in toward Opinion will be moved from the
Kermanshah on the Persian government benches and adopted
front. The sttuation on the Catt-las the official view. Iohn Red-
casus front as unchanged. To sum 'nond, who has been ill hoped to
up, the whole outlook justifies be well enough to speak and S11
.10 the Alimighty.’ we shall obtain explain the views of
[the final victory." Unionists.
‘ ZURICH, Switzerland, Sundays PARIS March 7.-.J‘Bctwee
Match 11, via Paris, March 12,11'1111: Disc and the Aisue we made
11 m.——Laden with cigars, cigar»1 a surprise attack on German
cites and food showered upon trenches 5" Quennivieres and
the Irish
Yarrowdale prisoners arrived in ment. “In the Argonne in the
Zuriz' 11 today. They had arrived Vi inity of Four 112 Paris, we 911-.
at the German frontier at Lindau oloded a mute andwccupied tho
yesterday after a continuous trip' crater.
of 52 hours from the prison cum 1,, 'Thc Germans attempted sever
at Brandenburg jal surprise attacks northeast of
The sailors, although emaciated Flirey, in Bouchot Wood north
from thr'r i'nprisomnent and scr- of St. Mihi el and near Ammertz
ious 1.1211 of food since their a:- Willer. The attacks were checked
trival 1n Gcrnany on Dec. 31 arclat once by 0111 curtain of fire
111 [air condition and conlf.de'u and lossPs were inflicted on the
that With a normal amount of enemy. Elsewhere the night was
‘ ‘ood they will soon be themselves calm.
'1ga'n. Th~ party was met here "Adjutant Casale brought down
:‘w Un' .tcd States Consul-General his sixth German airship yester
”(come who greeted them briefly day. It fell to the ground 1n the
11nd asked them not to forget that region of Dieppe, in the Depart-
tl1'1v wcm Americans and not to ment of H13 Meuse. One of Our
brinw d1scrcdit on America by oilots was attacked near Rump-
yielding to an understandabletler and fell within on: lines
tt-nmtatiOn to "kick over the north of Laval, m the Marne."
traces. 1
The. men were. distributedl
among several hotels until in-l
strttf‘t' 0115 shall have .11va from tcr s says that the House of Rep
Washington. Their personal ef- lrcscntativcs at :1 secret scs sion
{c :11; were lo 1 to thsm when approvcd‘. the governments diolo
thcii ships were sunk, and th'fit‘matic policy including a rupture'
twatdrobes have only been partial- with Germany.
lv replaced bv makeshifts which SAINT PIERRE, .Miquelon
tender them. for the present, a dc- March zz.--A little more than
cided'v motlcv crew. Neverthe. thirtv per cent. oh the several
less. their stories were told not in hundred men this little colony of
:1 tore of complaint, but in :1 France contributed in defense of
.phllosophical way. the motherland,h:1vc died on the
,1 Tho sailors said they were com} battlefield.
‘vinccd that the raider whirh sank' Those surviving are returning
then vessel was the Ritz, of in small units on short furloughs.
Rremcn. They describe her as a Twenty—eight soldiers are here
br~nd new vessel. of about 3.0'10' now and twelve more are expect-
tons. capable of 18 knots, eauio- ed this wank All seem to be in
pod wvth one funnel. two masts. excellent health, giving every ap-
one false tunnel for torcelolpearance or haying been well fed
tust. rwwcn rao'tl firing guns 'md‘and otherwise cared for. Thev
a wheel house. which was hidden are one in asserting confidentlv
1w the sides of the ship. The that “the Germans will not hold
funnels had: device by which out much longer."
ttbe stripes could, be chanved at' The islandcr Soldiers assum'e
'zwill. and the 1:11le doors were so the risks of war with their tvoi
constructed as to cut 0‘? all light cal "fishcrman's.luck”' philosophy
when they were noon. The shio‘s From boyhood they have faced
sides also were deVised that por- death in pursuit of their callin!
tions of them could be automati- as fishermen, the one industry of
cally dropped and raised. The' 1111- the 1slands and the spirits of thc
pression that the boat was new returning lighters appear to be
land built for raiding purposes about as buoyant as these sons 01
was heightened by the fact that the sea permit their spirits to be.
CHRISTIANIA Sunday, Mar.
11, via London March 12. 11:11:
a. m.—The steamship Frederik
VIII. left for Copenhagen today
LONlJON, M11111. 1: . 11:10 a.
m.——A Pckln'g dispatch to Ron
below and although looking likel
an old tramp, was really an arm-:
.ornd cruiser. ‘
lrowdale..althougb ordinarily ca- or German Ambassador to the
toable of ten knots, had to make United States, and his part.
fourteen at times to escape can-i PARIS, March 12,5 5;35 3.1m.
tm'e. She Was carefully mined so -—The morning papers comment
that she could be destroyed at ajat length upon the fall of Bag-
mommts natice. _ dad, and dwell upon the‘. political
PARIS. March 10 5 a. m.-—The importance of the British success.
confepence ot Socialists of thé al- The Figaro says: -‘
lied countries. which was to have “In respect to the European
taken place in Paris, from March' 'war as :1. whole perhaps it (1063
’1; to '18. has been abandoned as not matter much that the T111113l
the result of the; refusal of the kish army has undergone a ser-
British Labor Party and a Erna .ious check 'in faraway territory.
part Of the Russian; and Italian . ev’ettheless, the political e‘l’ect
. o thé event will be deeply felt m
8113!» 'Gprmauv. The Hamburg-311211116
oteso lm " ho last of the dreams cher-
' ' "by German megalomania.
_ 1t 1111.91 remain in the-foes reali-
would give an 001301531 nitv mto the ties. .,It'1s certain that house of
oacificist socialist only” to it‘s fulfillment were fostered by
create a possible 11,1113th the the govemmeu d? co‘ntnbuterl
Swish“ :3 (
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«At the closing of the tiny.
Tu'ight comes softly creeping:
Across the lllt‘a110\\5 and lieltls,
1 p tho mountain sides to the sum
\Vltt'n nvt'r thr- prak
l‘hon night” (lurk,
Shuts the mountain». out trout out ... 1
The stars begin their iourn'cy
Across the darkened blue. 1
Stillcrpvor stiller the quiet night
While the pale moon‘s
Sends its golden sheen
Across the waters in the valley ,.
The sailors said that the Yar-lwith Count von Bernstorfi, form- --—
Cuban Revolutionary 11.1.1111 31' and City -
()f a bone on a tree.
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1otl111r organizations in coordinating at I
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on the committee 111'11 numbers of the-1 ('111111'11'11111 here with mus.
faculty or of higher rank in the 11111--
Vnrd or Tufts ’Schools
and tho various hospitals in this city. . "
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llring thrir young 111111.110.
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oust, the heavy nmrning
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scouts.
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song the 01.17.11?
1 To tho man in tin: mm,
j"1'1n out after fowl,
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l \\ 0()-\\'UO,53112_' the night wind,
lo the prowlfrs {as putty,
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day."
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HERBERT ‘J‘I’ ATZW’
Wrens Preside-111 M1 nocal’s Forces Took Elli
Norwalk Chronicler