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“threas, Public interests require that the Congress of
the United States should be convened in extra session at 12
o‘clock, noon, on the second day of April, 1917.140 receive a
a communication concerning grave matters of national policy,
:2 which should be taken immediately under consideration.
I “Now, therefore, I, Woodrow Wilson, President-"oi the
I United States of America; do hereby proclaim and declare
' that an extraordinary occasion requires the Congress of the I
. United States to convene in extza session at theiCapitol in I
v: the City of Washington, on the second day of April, igr7. ’
; at 12 o‘clock, noon, of whi:h all persons who shall at that
time be entitled to act as members thereof are hereby requir‘
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COMPENSAHON 0f ’ ;: WGti‘vf:r:::itild:r my hand and the seal of the United ‘
‘ i t ates n merica, the rust day of March. in the year of
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Our Lord. One Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventeen.
and of the Independence of the United States, the mist. ' I
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Building Clean, Food Good, but Rule-
oi Silence is Criticized
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IN SPECIAL SESSIOQ I0?
i ‘- 1 Mill 0i Willi Add 4
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I). ll. Credo“ Condemned to Death jDecided Change in the Present Sys-i‘
505‘ Killing ““189 [color I“ Mit'l tent Advised by a Director of the
WEI Food, and Another Man, 1 Russell Sake Foundation
Shot Dead ~—-—-~
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BIRMINGHAM SUBURB
(lore Convict was Wounded and Four
'Others Made Their Escape
1"" .\ llii- l't'lillt'nl til it millionth-.- of
' ring): .tv.i oi lIll~ t.i:iui;. up. momma
till? «it iln- lv‘nii'ti~-li&g,,‘:iiiuiy ll‘uw- in:
in 1: im‘viii Violin-infill .\'oi'\\.t'i.,
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Paul Roy Tells About ‘lliiit'and Men I ”or i _ - '
Who W“ Show up ,a many MustAbandon tier Present Ruthless Submarine,
m... I Cglmllgiilll‘lllll‘ platinum Slates wni Soon Become lo-
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“Eli‘s Plan tor Participation in the War
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President Wilson,‘ recognizing
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“ll’ltl i') Ovcitoii, iliG lorium t'isllllll
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mi t't‘nlliq ti. human: Riot till».
. « , rt 'r‘iiin in particular llv writ»..- "Thu that Germany practically is mak.
- . .: l‘Il. il~- ‘ll"lll' -.~'l r l-.-.tl. u.:iui wiei-nl imui'lis ago by lIlt‘ di H . ., ,. m” . . . _ _ .
I::;~lltll- ‘nmr‘llile.‘,lfflfy::.lg,. (“fl '3“ (how. it «lot of the child‘tlr‘pnriuzi ni m. iiin if“1::‘t)_x‘:,;‘fn‘x‘l;;,l I PM?” i 10 “in IN NORWAl-K mg war “Po“ the United State!
I . shut to death in it llii'i.imu-. lid-“‘1'” $11!!" 1"uiitrilmicii “““""‘"' "-1..." ‘ ’, up ‘1 ‘ .l‘uuln‘ivl :2‘I;;“""H ’ on the seas, today called Cong-cs;
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i"'«":“ I" out '0 “it"hi‘.‘ him out} “l"? "WI“ PM?" ‘7‘ HI‘ Ill-WI ‘I “1‘“ . a '95 Alum“, llll-tllllled "Fulfilment. 0' Connecticut to “Old 5001 lino l,i-cn raised by me mi lv‘ul'luing.‘ sion omApril 2, to deal with the»
its 0". ptimmrn M.” haul “5,1,1,” tlti'll‘lil ~u'ii'i ill“ llltll'l n‘iii-i H )l‘ ‘ ._ . : _ _ , . ,tipw ” ’ I ‘ l s situation.
from it:- county jail t':t:'iy in lIl" iltiy.‘ m I, iiiiiuc to brill; :‘buiit, tiiiiiuifli: the lurtsd ctlon '0' 30ml} "0"“ SESSIOII Ill Bridgeport April 17 I it is technically and in ”an“. “lun'ted order at tilEGOIden cr0l$t0 The u ose of the SCSSiOIl-L-I
In it Loitlc bi‘lwron ihc posse uud humminr vintttimm. n chum-v lli Will”. (I N 529 ‘ ‘~ .H‘ml”. nunn' My“; (-(nnpnsptl' all P m
ho litrlilll rs, 'I‘ony .Milllnllkilllllllli‘l' 1'“ >_\'.‘~trm by which tlcpvuticnl Hut 0 £9, 0. ~-~ .
tlold Annual Session April 10
Plans to ctllct‘tuh’l lllt'lllIlM‘S of l.)t--il"°-“ll" of 0'10 IIOI'Hc. The statement!
‘lllll'llilt‘lll oi Connecticut, Grand Army! "1 Wm tiillm‘. «’iumvd above. is other-3
Mitillftll‘ tho itcpubiic, at the will iiiii‘iiialf‘f'x" "“‘lt‘l‘lfllly cori'tw cvcclll ”In”
instituted;n-iiiziinpiiioni to be held in Bridgeport; ”mm“!- “““T‘Vl‘l'i “PM build!!! “'0
tll'v-ll ill'!‘ ('Jll't'll “31' ll?‘ voids til lIll‘
:il'tl’t‘ itlltl mum), not only In I-‘tiil'-_
(‘ill\‘ll‘"ll murdered, also “'XI3' killed.
:mtl .l Lulllr-m. hold on it l'oi'uci'y
c'ucrunu. wns seriously wouiiwd. ’l‘lic
olici' ritiivicis cut-npwt.
Aliziil filly sliOIH \‘t‘l‘i‘ (,‘\cltiiili<:~il
during the light. which tool; pluco ln‘
' ii bi‘m thicket ninc Bll‘ll!lll;IIl:li‘.l
.‘Uullciw. The FIlt‘l‘lll, llOllfli‘ll by :i
" iii-gm {hot the prisoners were hiding
in llir llll("t'l. scut six deputies to,
round them up. Orr-rion and hisI
(.it-pnizious at first attempted in PS"
(.1in pd then :it :i complaint to hull
lo-y'uis to lire.
Tlhi; first shot, the deputies :=iiid.;
(‘illllfl irotu Overton's ride. The posse
replied with .1 volley. and sew-rain
,t-tiiititez. of general ilrini: followed,
lrcfrh‘ dilic 1conv§cts It‘lll‘l‘i‘lll-‘tl 'inio‘
11in ditrlmcss, leaving their IIll‘l‘Oi
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{than the date first set—as an}.
nounced ‘n the president’srpro'c-
'l‘irt‘ [\vi-iily—ninlh annual session oi lamation' lg {0 {13¢ch a cgmmu
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lliTti mum). bill in titlicr cumi'ics of; '\| “W “WV" ”WW ”II M'mh
1],, (:“W,” “1- “w Ilussd Sunni” Subordinate l'lmptcr ot‘ the Womenmu ’t‘um-ilny nud \veliioiuliiy. Aprllgaz‘l. ”:mur‘lg"_‘l I" b""""“.”.“" there it: l'raolml}(4‘€I“”‘:I‘,?,d§;yl,:£l 3:113:33, nication from the Chief Esme“ VI;
mumuliun who "mm, ”w ”mfligdyiot illuonoliroi't ”mun. "l'hc loruti ,7 and la. \‘l‘ill ”gm.“ ,1 R menungq} it c n no .ilarmlxlsi riding here, - . . - - ., . concermng grave mattersbt. '13
.. . . . . u i. ' . - ‘ luv session will be called to orb tional Pouch which should be
. . . . "llmn' conditions litivini: llll ' u . it i It It' -'l R l ll ”"5 \l in sin-4 (”Vial do It and who cling ‘0 the ‘ ‘ “‘r . - ~
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It‘llllrxiuulyvl “alibi“ l1 "dirk-it‘ll“? 3;; Alter the chapter \vnsé llriilitcporl. tonight The cominlttvt-I‘HII “I’I‘I‘l'lld ""d “Ulflf'dflll‘ Billlk‘ «‘10. ’0 "' in., “mi “ill I)“ 9"“‘9051‘1 taken Immed‘atelY. under consul-V
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-,, ‘ a. . - . a .. . . ~.- - _ilo llii u‘csum tiny national unthpum “I'd”- ' ‘ ' ‘ '
,., “WNW m. H)“ ”mm wwwml me. ill unlit Lorin, mi, 5:9, minim-r. i.. l. Albutt. t. u. vim... \lil l , mpmmmim CThe presrdfnt in his addreséetq“
» Iiroin tho scvvrnl town in (‘onnocti- ongress W1 detail how r.
Ilt‘ 't‘lllllllllPllllUll lIl'lI the control and1 mum of ”WWI". 10"“ "hm" FD”“w'I Th“ unciunpmcnt “I“ h" I" “m. 1cm “here the orle is .9 I, s) t l
. .. - ‘ E51134 ”I“ businve’s order iii ”iv lllt‘t‘l«i('lllll‘gt‘ of ldllns llOWl'. .lr.. post and ' - ‘ I' ~ I'Dmm "l- . .
':-,I:;V,',:'uf\h(, county commissioners .mdiinfl conducted by the newly iiisttilledtnothmg will be left undone to make. _,__-____. 3 Mini “1 h's it i \‘ ' Y k Wai‘1 0n the United Stat“. bye
vi‘ -i- in the stile boai'dlot' ('Il'tl‘ll‘ios “’"IWI'I‘W ”I" “0"” l“ ”W vivacious ll!~‘llll‘ iitliili- one of the most notable inl i‘s‘itiiw‘s'lispdagohliiiiniIdiliT' A on or mt less destruction 0f Amencan
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would go lurther 'lllll liuvc ilw stole . Bfll Hop DEANE IN ' ' , _ .
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, ltlll lHlIItlllli soon illittl by thillmllctiilui) inciting of Hit stale; ‘ I-IONI‘llh 1,. llurlingnms “,1” be New"; figsgfizzzgogugasg the lawl,
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‘ou “diutln‘bllvlll‘l” by l). W. Hui‘ford, luluiici- is expected. PM W ”“5 “WHO" and “”1 deliver, Y
wiiuniied behind.
{which the grout nn-uunt ol‘ good tic-i
‘(ill‘lllllt‘llt‘tl :it the litim’c of Mouse-l
lliciu‘l in caring for the it'll! children
The cncumpmi‘m will convene in}
(lilil lt‘i-llows‘ llall. lull? Broad street,‘
install the newly
l'It‘ClL‘d ofllccrs.
The evening session will commence
Congress then is expected to “
pass a resolution declaring that
lhv Mum y-lli‘tl last night, llil‘l‘l‘ un-
“Hit in unit-lion. is quoted :is snyfuu‘ “hill"?! Morin oil under \i‘rl‘ Prom-Inf the Enicrtarun’ent tunimilli‘c to bell“w “II" are “‘ 1"“: willing ‘0 I‘PII‘VI Nor-calls, Tdm‘my’ AW“ 10”“ The
win their roll. , , . , .. p. 't N . . - n
l):ii:i.-ui.\. all :i hour-iii: in Hartford: i I“"”“‘“‘ll LI- HH' Flicciul coiniincluduu .Illlth‘ A, ll, lion-ii, h~uuk§IllI-lll OI the Ilcpublic" in preference “I “* “M“ “"“Im‘nde” “I ”“3 Cl'al'OYli
L) 33mm. 1“,“. in his :iddrcsw when ,znnmiiiou “Hrs complctcd and instill-f IItllll M. llnrnuni null iicnry .l Scclcvf ”"3"“ “0 “Ia-V ““d L” M" SIN‘ll-"I “in be present .
~ many virtually has been making;
of children should pt. tukml- ”lupus will be present from llhode
':-t>.iibl.v hull were thrown open untiiilu- vctcrnns' lives. ll below the: ,“w Supreme Commander. the Hon. lives and. Ships on the high 393'
llu‘lllht‘l‘fi ol‘ iIll‘ lodge. An address-Ibrothers an unusually large intend-i ~
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ntherc hold on iiiuriler charges, In it,
concerted revolt overpowered and dis-U
‘vrmcd the jail guards, tumbled into;
all automobile before an alarm could}
be given. Within it few minutes iirni-'
Oil on: ms were sent out in all ilircc-‘
Judges to Name lncumheiits at Each ;
Court Term —Aim is to Balance
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piiiiiu, rccitaiions and character piii'isI
by i‘asl Dictator. .los. l-‘ni'tin, and rc-i
’iiturlts by Brothers \\‘iu. l'oniiiiiutuii,llliihed at
It. Knapp. J. llrowucll. .l. l-‘mminine.
and Dictator l-lopprll. I
Headquarters at the Stratfield. ,
'l‘oinporiiry quarters will be estitb-l
the Stratilcld hotel at 9.
o'clock on the 17th, when department;
Russell llcanc, bell‘hop in the Hotel
Malinckemo, is in the Stamford hospl-l
in] today no tho result of an nuto‘ac-j
South Norwnlk. The meeting in the
evening will be open to all members
of the order, also their friends and
will consist of reelintionu, etc. Ad-
dress by the supreme commander and
technical sense, although in prac—
"tice it will amount to the same,
. thing. »
As a consequence the United.
ml 1.30 (rclock on April 17. At 11: i.“ Ho “flock in I o 0 p ha“ .I a state of warhasexistedhetween _
1. “mo“ l.‘ or dramatic than ”M, 5m t-i2i.ii;iiticd to their core, was ll harlot-lock in the some bottom! the some x iSoulb Main street someplace k.“ din; “1‘3 United States and Germany
“my?“ to which it was mp soquoncn.‘ din-r- of this port oi the evening. Tlltll‘l’.(llt.\' llll‘ Council of Administrutlon wlll I was Ill All“) Willl SOIII'I Bertine WIIEHI “Mao“. ' - Ifor some time. , ‘
WWW “We“ mun, three of them “nde of NEW Bl”. IN SENAIEI Ilifflbnlblsuiii'irit‘tlilly1532:“.tiligililililji‘geri bJIIIIl‘i‘otuII‘: ‘xfidplllzysssgcgbguglgnitbiz-(1" - I Dinner will be St’l‘l‘t‘d by the Indies SUCh a resolution lg. itself Wil I _ i
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(truth .tntinccs for nundoi ind llllll ‘Jh‘othcr Jaw”, Litixu'cllcr on ”NI business ”up“. [0,. the occasion. . It Overturned on Post Road Int Lillel‘ll. Rebekah Lodgi. No. 4... not be a declaration of Wm- in t
oillccrs lultl stuff will report in lull ““"Icidcnt which oecurred near the Stom-
!foril line on the Post Road, last night.
cases a public installation of the grand ot- States will take further steps to
, The next meeting of the cliapiui‘fl'm'nl. five“
~li r. .. i -I-:v at l i . . ,. _ .
W m“ m “I d" m ‘ mm‘ Iuill lllllt‘ pliicc April 11. in be followed; the department camp file Will be
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‘ bed by his father.
tlu-i-uuli the city and the surrounding
country followed.
»’tlio ofllciuls lN‘llth‘ that Overlon
mime it‘lniino, the two who lost their
-.live'::. were the leaders in planning
-_l.lm jiul delivery. y
'l‘lir ianvoumor concentrated llll’lllt'l'
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,‘ t'ti‘t‘NAM, Conn, March 20.~—l.oon
A. ‘Gilmrm. indicted for murder in the
(ind. decree. was indeed on trial in the
\x‘iiitihmu county Superior Court to‘
«Liy. lie was indicted last week forI
liilllllll, his grandfather, Nelso Gil~
gummy counties with fixed
p l-lAll'l‘li‘Olll), Mar. 2l."‘1\ll import-
iimi bill was l‘t-ptll‘lt‘tl in the Senate.
{which creates much iiucrcst among,
film-o who claim that men nrrcslcdl
l for crime should be its iibly defended:
{as tht‘ state is represented in thej
. [Il‘CL‘t‘tllllOlL By the terms of the bill,
gjudcr- of (the [Superior court ribout;
to preside over a criminal term, is to;
iiippoint at. least 30 days before tlic‘
fll‘l‘ll' commences ii-“public defender";
" for all persons charged with crime. I
I A luwyor so appointed must linvof
film: at least. five years' experience at}
s the bar. In incurring any expense ho
Emusi. first consult the judge who up-
luoinlcd him. At the end of the term'
he lllllSl\,llIC an itemized statement of.
Ecxpcuses incurred by;hint in prepnrzt-!
tion and trial of the case. i
Arranged for Eight Lawyers. I
‘ The original bill introducetl' at tho'
by c curd party.
The elected oilici-i‘s follow:
l'ast Reunite-«Mrs. llcunis.
urgent—Mrs. .liilizi l‘uinc.
\'irtuttcgeiuers. M. Slt‘l‘glllllllt‘l‘,;Soil. of Pittsburgh, Pa. .lt is also crispn-
t‘hiipluln~.\lrs. l'l. Stone. . ‘
’I‘ttnaili‘oi‘w-Illrs. 'l‘illic l-‘uy._
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filflill fill this til i
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’l‘iu first of u series of montlilyl
talks to be given under the auspices,
oi Bishop Fcnwick Assembly, K. of C.
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'hold in the high school auditorium Will"
April 17 an 8 o‘clock in t‘lfi‘c‘vcning.i
g'l‘he- feature will be. an address by thnidrmir, was Wm,
cominundcr-in-chief, Wlitium J. mh-I
poctcil that Mrs. ldn K. Martin. lla-I
lioitnl president 01' the Women's Re,-
..housc at its armory, 935 Mill“ Sll'fl‘l-‘i'enchetldltc Stamford line
(lrgnhislwllrs. \‘oorliies. i
during the encampment nnd nll.vctor
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The Public Utilities commission Will I
Illis condition is not serious, although
is suffering front serious cuts on the
hood. .lohn Bartl‘te. the local Jitney
itcnnc at. the limo of
accident. but fortunately escaped
ous injuries. .
Deane und Hot-tine were. driving
the
nnunknown
touring car came up behind and
smashed into them without warning.
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coisi iiiiui RESERVE
The: United Order Goldcu Cross. is
one of the oldest fraternal insurance
ordersflt being the llrsl. order to ever
admit women on equal terms with
fuel]. Two commanders of the order
int-c located in Norwulk, Sherman. No.
'470, and Old Well. No. 956.
illicit, noble commander of Old Well;
cornmaudery cliairlndy with George
W. Wilson, Witt. W. Anderson anti
John F. Bertram, of Old Well Com»
mondery, and Newbury Merritt, A
Sllf'ullll invitation is extended to all
Iiioiubt-rs of Order of Shepherds of
illi-Llilcheiu in Nor-walk. South Non
walk and \Vestport and members of
lull fraternal orders in the vicinity.
[are cordially invited.
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protect the interests on thehigh
lseas and elsewhere against ther
lwarlike acts of Grammy, r
whether an actual state ofswair
will come to exist in its full sens
will depend on the future atts elf
-— here front Port. Chester in a Ford ma- . . . the Imperial German governmen .
“M j ' ~ ' ‘ '- . ~ » v' - - . . : l t I in char" of the . _.
“ammo-pi on six”, page) ilivcifes of the Superior and Supreme, hecrctnry~lliss it. It. CHSR)‘. liot’ corps. Will dellver an address. chino. rpm. lights, " is understood. evil-illitngc‘slgsgilb:will be Katherine .1 \ SmCC last Sunday, when three
-__._.__..._.. ' courts :it the annual session or any; (uracil—Mrs. E. Bock. I Elias illowe, Jr. post will hold opcntwm? rather dim and just as m”.- . -~ ~ '
American shipswre sunk oi? the
British Isles” in quick successiOn
with loss of ‘American' liveb-r‘
bringing the total number of
Americans lost through German
submarine operations to ‘more.
than zoo—the president andal!
his advisers have recognized-that:
a state of war existed. From'al
- parts of the country} have com .»
,calls for the immediate summons:
Iing of Congress in extrasessicn.
I Although the president by t
i » . - . |"""“" III'I‘I I" South NOI‘WHII‘. Wllllcnihold 'i session in the city hall in this " - Iprovisiohs - of tho Constitution
zsian. :‘vi‘ Williiuantic on November 20 “I‘mmg 5955"”) arranged lo" ”I“ “D“ l'v‘:l.lli:= inst ovcninv it was the flrsi' ‘ '- .. " .- ' 1‘ - - - ' v
. ' ' . . . . .. .. ~ . . - u . .clivon Monday. March 3n. tor tlitI ur-. . ,. . .
and ,, "llliFtll. Edwin filflman' the annual p.).xll.lll€‘lll of eight lawyets in as. mum.ng in ”u, renovated club . pose ct‘ looking} into the matter of 113m. EEIIlUSIBStIC Meejmg of Yachtsmm intust leave It to Congressto mak
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night. in advance 0‘ the opening at
.tlii-j can» the report was current that
a plan of insanity would be set up in
"‘ll‘llhll of the accused.
0n the night in question Leon Gil-
mtni \vunt to it dance with his cousin.
When ih‘cy parted they were the best
of di'i'orids. About .2 o'clock in the
morning Edwin \v;:.: found dead in
The police began
looking for the murderer when they
got word to go' to tho grandfather's
rinoj‘llien unknown. He died later tit
the honpltal. Au aunt who lived with
the grandfather told the police that
'1 eontlilman had been there early'i‘n
the morning on the plea that ho was
aging-.medictne' for- his mother. i'who
wna‘wtltzfll‘ho mother than said she
bndznot’boen ill. “ -
Leon (Hinton is-sald to have admit-
teduklll‘ing his cousin and gl‘alldflllll‘
' c and threatened to kill Chiol’ of P0-
te'crliuchmond. who‘hod come to the
. «mambo mother took the gun awn
‘ , . y
.t
blind his arrest followed.
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salaries:
The Judiciary committee did not con-1
cidci‘ the measure favorably and bnvoI
reported the substitute which goes loi
the calendar. ;
There was :i. bigcontost in lliotloufi
{do over it“ bill to allow’ selectinon of
towns to ap olnt special constables
for the pro action of manufacturing
p"opcrties. thor men wanted to‘
amend the law providing that thi-
constables be citizens of the towns
iii-which they were appointed. The
10. The bill had already passed the
House and thereupon was passed in
the Senator. >
ALLEGED SPIES PLEAD GUILTY.
NEW YClR‘P. March 21.—-Albel't l).
Sandor and (Enrica N. Wunneberg. ln-
dicted on members of the Central Pong,
ers' War FilmExchnnge for engaging
in a military expedition and sending
spies to England to get information.
for the German ‘autltorltlea. today:
pleaded guilty. 'l‘ltey' will begsentenced
tomorrow; ' ‘ " ‘ l
. ion tl‘.
' .l. ’l'oomey, navigator ol’ the assembly.
iraugt from curly church history in
more heard in vocal aelecilonn. and
“Hill-K. and utility were agreeably Slll'“
piisid. it was the consensus of opin-
at South Not-walk Knights are
iiclii‘l' housed than ever before. David
lll'fi‘nlllod, and after a, short, but force-
ftil address introduced Rev. Faihen
Fill”. 01‘ St. Mary} Church. His rc-
muilts covered quite a considerable
this country and the i‘ii‘eeeut tiny.
llu‘ spoke, \‘t‘l‘y interestingly about
(hurt-ii in Europe, in every nation,
and predicted that il’tho present dis.
cussion resulted that they would.
be one or the first to respond. He
referred the many characters in "is:
“hit. or the past. The talk through-
out wns‘ thoroughly enjoyed. ~
. Various members of-the Knights,
rol‘roniiments and cigars curved. A
iiipirlt. of putt-lotion] counted to per-
’l’lwlilt‘ the gathering. Quito rt num-
ber present agreed to become mom-
-bera oi‘the fourth degree at the ex-
(‘mpll
,cussion. Corporation Counsel «linole-
. lit which tlmo the petition
llcntlonrln minim”: °“, “W ~37 l’p‘dflfi‘“ . -.~. . , , ..
ing the truth leaving Donbiu'y for
South Nor-walk at 4:38 o‘clock siiop'ai
Norwalk. .Ji‘lint the commission will
meet is the result of the activities of
Corporation Counsel Edward M. Lock-
wood. 3
About two months and Attorney Eil-'
word J. Qiiiniiui, representing coni-
n‘iutors who ride
and Oysiérmen at the University
Club, Bridgeport
\.
llir-pdesontaiives of the vai‘iousgyucht
clubs between Milford and Greenwich
gathered together last evening in the
nivcrslty club, Bridgeport, for the
between heredity] . . .
Dnnbury, pi-cse‘vlcil a petition to th purpose OI promoting enrollment m
council asking that. thy! city communi-
cate with lIll‘..\'t‘\V Turk, New Haven
that the 4.33 o‘clock train could alopl
in Norwalk. This was done and the
railroad company refused to do so.
Attorney Quinlan at the last council '
meeting urged that the matter be
taken up by the any with the Public
Utllltles Commission. After quite it dis.
the commlanion and arrange for them
to hold a flooring hero on this molten.
Judge Lockwood did this and the date?
at the hearing wasbet ror‘lrmu 2b,;
will be co - ;‘
the Patrol Squadron ‘and the Naval
Coast Defense Reserve of tho United
Norwalk club were Commodore "Philip
H. Fielding. Secretary Nornutn Wig-
glesworlh, Thomas llmiedlct ‘Dl‘.
lenin Ill. West and fired Ii. 'Qulntnrd,
and Lieutenant Hurry Stacey. Ben-
ton, ot the naval mllitln. . ,
The delegation from the bch’ullon
Yacht .Club
Treasurer D. C. Sanford and Frederick
Waters. ‘
.The purpose of the meeting was to
promote theonllstlnz oi." men who .iin-
~‘n— .
ii iiiii niiiis
Interesting Program Rendered at
the llndsen Kindergarten, and
Refreshments Served
———.a__—.'—
About. two huutlncd‘ parents with
tho. teachers of the Lincoln, Knudsen.
tun last evening and e joyed avery
delightful evening. ‘.ir. Chapman,
superintendent of tho oehools, unn
‘MIEH- Nattoford, school nurse, were
present. An attractive. program was
lrondircd by the pupils of the res.
ptrtlve schools. followed ,by short
included Commodore talks from Air. Chapman and Miss,
wood was nakoddo corfl'h'lll'blcato with Frank R. Undorldll, Secretary and dullelord. Then ensued an informal
reception of porcptn and teachers.
lAn uhlblt of leltoo‘l work ntt‘érdr-d
inucli antlzitcctlon to it'll present
Later in tho ovontnv. a dainty cullu.
’.l_;..v.i W ..V ‘
the practical declaration ofi war.
such adviqeissas have come to the
:White House from members of
ICongra'ss, governors of stag,
public officials and many h g-
dreds of citizens have contained
statements of support of‘such 3
policy in its fullest sense.
The Cabinet, which 'urged the
move upon the. president at yesie
thoroughly united than it has been
on any other question . that h,“
com ore it.
Th nation now actually Cornet
to the point which all the history"
0. centuries indicated must Mach;
sadlyxfolloyir the severance otdt .
February, 3.
When the president on tho
hon Count 3. Bean
u
\
lomatic relations with Germany?
7 , . . .. . » , ~ 6.5- - ‘bed or
. house. Nelson Gltman was found (ly- _ South. America and Mexico. He spoke and llnrtlorl railroad com a nil State Naval Reserve Force. Among Concord and Hum! sheet schools as terdays s " Ion. IS. dCSCU .
> mg from Wounds in“MM by some illl‘ I’l'o‘r'dfisvlméy Sim”? 1.225231%"?l 0" ”19 loyalty 10f ”19 50M 01’ “‘0 ask them lo‘ imko arranga’fngifm th'élle who attention from the East bvmuled at the Knudsen Kinder-gar its members as havmg‘ been more will
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