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Olllcsaahacanti Class Matter.
soars ‘ aoawau- . campus, as. 13, 1913
AOOOGM‘I’ED Pl!“ KIWI FROM ALL PART! 0' TH "lumbar A IPIOIM. Will. AND WI WI OPIMTOI
lilouiilli 0f
smillti llilP
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Cards For Volunteers Will
Be Distributed Within a
. Few Days I
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w. ill. iiioll
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ll‘alented Local Speakers
Pay Glowing Tribute to
' liaehlentory of the Mar-
.t‘yrcd'President ' ' '
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Bl Bantams
Supplies Are . Recovered
. From Dealers Who Violat-
ed Food Laws
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2| l’llliSllllllEfllllfifil. MUSMMPAIEN
Rev. Father ‘ Lynch, John
Will Depend Entirely .on
mg. t‘. . .
2;; Judge GWn:l;li| bilge: Ships Available
1 Addresses . murmur). Feb. 1:.~necause of
delay in securing enrollment cards for
the United States Public Service Be-
serve from Washington, Leo A. Kitt-
.per. state director for Connecticut for
Mills work. has ordered an adequate
supply of those cards from a Hart-
iiord printing concern and they will
be ready within a‘ few days to send
out to War Bureaus and Town Com
'mltteea of the Connecticut State
premix with m immense Star Span- Council of Defense. with which Mr.
M WI...“ numerous "mu" 1Korper is cooperating in this enroll-
rios. Pictures of Abraham Lincoln. ment.
Mae‘wuhtlgton. Woodrow Wilson‘ Two cards are essential for the on-
’f
l ' While the Catholic Club banduet, as
far .l-s‘claborata details were concom-
od‘. ‘did not Quits come up to the stand-
nrd of past years. nevertheless, it wils
ouch .an occasion that will long be
remembered by those present. The
banquet was held in the club robnlsi
on 'West .dvenue and. the committee
In charge bad decorated the hall very
, ‘ of h United rollmeilt of shipyard volunteers. One
gnumfiwm; ln‘pfomlnent . is the enrollment card of the United
my, _ : . . [States Public Seerce Reserve which
ll lit-plum breach of
States Department” ’
j -"t_cliutiauod «shanghai rand ‘
'3‘ The, guests and members were wil- ,
- pinned by tmsident Stephen leatts
mme‘ Quin-
. tits sag-amp; one-ionic. for the
ironing; «f: " -’ ‘ "
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5 air. Quinlan; as chairman of the oc- i... - - . J -.
hasten, or ainadthat in the course. ‘ . . ' .
of the apt t' at the times. the usual . > ' 1 5.; .'-
elooorate dinnerymiid be omitted.
but that the limit-honored character
. otimucelnfl'rs whorlldlbfind my" ’ " PLAN R ' I ’ ' 1- ‘ .. ‘f ~ .
Qt respect, and thetatheysllnpiicity'of " ' . E”‘“W“¢:Wy “WW" ,
'.: , - .- / __,. « - _.__.~_ « ,_ mneklmthellcad-i j -
. :2 (“MW “1‘" ~~ Baker Astuszmssonoo, iai J "this City- gzg ' " r
' ‘. . - .. , “ .2 ,. 'r. .V‘- 'f‘ ;
-. ' . " _, . . . . eluding 53.739“: in. flats ' tic Linefln-M’rfl” ' “ m
. z . . - . 'Edgewood 688% ’u 4 - ‘fii‘l-aeetiing was hdld lau'rriuity‘ - .
~ ‘ . . “8C0 .W ; .. .. 'rc . ast "sang.” a pro»; I?“ ..
. ' ‘ ’ 1'98 of , , . {grain as outlined in The Sentinel'os'l- Cl mend _ ,.
g . ; Boston ll? ' --. W . \‘r‘ i ' Tridsy was partial o t.‘ The first ...... .. m mm 1" '
» 1 ‘ ' ~ Port .. ill numbéf'VaHhe" MUN wouldadd. mamammmmitfi
' l ,.:< . . - ' ~ ~ . - r . " ' ' _ Lner." Charles Gehrmdlidrbcitedi 1Walt 1' - , , ,
_ '._._._. . ‘ WW _ ‘3'”"ng’f' ”amino, “Emmi m‘ asashhlingmodclfor otbssa'tc follow. .
,1 . ‘ _ ,. M .U‘ . , 1 until ."Tont e’eath of incon.
'm“: M Threat’ Says'hy ‘."‘WN. ”Ft-b.- 13.——Manyi, Rev. F; A. Coleman gave a brief - ”03““ 'M 00m
, yer ..For .1. 'W. . Cindi“ TWEn projects for the ‘address. touching on the religious as“ ~ ‘ ’ -’ ' '
3 Hold F" Sedition i intelligent: munition plants. ordi- beet _of Lincoln's life. wry Boxa John-um . ,
'. -. - . ., , J , , "h' {storagehplanta port ter- was heard in a violin osmotic; W‘Lm
' . . . . m, ospita 3. av tion work, can- Stephen H. Thayer gave a b ef ta ' _ ' '
‘l ’CHWAGO. Hell’- jfi—O‘Wiliinm Dd'.‘ anta'and housing. Were disclosed"on the beginnings of the railway Y. . mt“.
' finmvood, international secretary,“ i a,atatcment given the Senate Mill-1M. C.’ A.. William 0. Taylor favored. Pcbmary13,1018. '
._ treasurer of the i. W.’ W|, “01‘“Hm
- ' 6" 'other members 0 the organ za- - ,
g “(:11 was indicted byia _l'-‘ederal- grand WM‘" “‘9 "r" “m
‘Ium on ‘a charge of conspiracy and
C-ledéiian.:wab released on bends-of!
' 151000 .yeraterday. Federal Judge had not been given.
" .lmk‘?&?u‘;hwgno%mdgzgsz ”3:1; The statement shows that $37,000
mulled States Attorney.
;‘~“'I‘hi§ man does not rant his'free- constructed‘ut ““de points.
. martyr." said ,Mr: Nebeker.
!‘ in pleading!”
flood Attorney George—F. \‘andever ed
guidz’ - l ’0
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
Colman. RECESSED
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depot at “same seaport" is to we
$7,500,000 and a like sum is to be ex-g S d in
'. - ' pended 'for an ordnance depot in celiv atur ay evening r
.l UNTIL THIS EVENING m, Mama“ .
I‘ - Hospitals for
[limbo "present common council wasyoer, 00],, and ”hem“-
'd I!!! “'0, ing in the Commim‘cost of $500,000 and 512,800,000
2 “M“ '0‘“th at the City “Elfin be spent on hospitals at thimnw
-.wlr9n 4n 'the absence 'of a quorum, .
Councilmen - Moore. Yolk; Eldridge
sheeting be recessed untii'8 o'clock, , —————— ~ ,
this eve ing.. .fl‘hoselpresent were; 91 A
Cou'scilnan, Moore. Yolk. Eldridgof“BABY DOLL CASES
pit/i Stevens. ‘ J 1i
‘ "f'ziil evening there is scheduled be-i
aldi-a the mob! meeting of the couuy
(Continued on Sixth Page).
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Assistant Clerk r. w. ms,
, WHEALEREWRT
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Says Our Fm” AhmadiFlour Sales Cut Materially,
*ticut and made public today indicate
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‘ cost her and was
5288550300 and. while some of the once then sang
projects had been announced before the Republic.
in” most cases the location and cost Vosburgh gave an extremely interest-
. . 000 will be spent in building a gas-I
‘ brotost 0' D""’°EA!‘°meylc.lym:‘::i'baking plant at Edgewood, N. 1.. whileI
' 'ank K" NM- r, 8M“ as ' .forty interior storage depots to cost
val aggregate of 830,000.000 are togci
. -. . n
"no” he ‘5 “'th “use" 03“ ”, a,avlat.lon.worlt, including a new (3811-.
. ‘tonment, the location of which was,
a” "‘9‘” °‘ “‘5‘". not given, “WNW will beexpend-
. rdnance depots are to the built on
"’ in” :‘rtfdvm °'- Bill Harwood. re-_ the-unvi'th’Atlantlc coast and at "some
lfltdell as a hero by his fellow mem- seaport” at . cost of "'000'000 eachi in
Another on the middle Atlantic coast;
will cost 86.000.000. Au ammuniticni
. . , soldiers suffering with; Began alias
“10m: of the‘brieiest of the meetingsg'iubercnlosis are to be built in Des-
N. C.. at a name of :1. M. Crawford. of West-
I"! port. to a check for 8100. The check
' BEFORE NEXT coun'r
Administrator Ansel-ts
HARTiORD. Feb. 13.—-Heporta uh
ered by the Federal Fahd Administra-
tion from various section: of Connec-
‘that the movement of wheat flour,
which has'been'rsther scarcc'becauoc
of transportation difficulties. has al-
most stoppud since last week's ruling
,on the purchase of wheat.
in Hartford and some other cities in
in Connecticut. the sale of flour hail
practicallygceased and the food lld'
lministration oillclals today expressed
lthelr satisfaction at the speedy ac
complishment of their chief design in
limiting the sales of flour. which was
the conservation of wheat for ship
meat abroad.
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. ‘ aunties no: wasnnic'rosi
Pm I m, the satire pagoda of
of January rho fur-nth! on lcndays
1 “lg °"'"
toheutand "Hts w-ha'cmbymbenof
International ’flasialt'
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Theco‘slyardsafthasityhavsaahandthsirmpp of
anaiauofhaidocalwlththaacspticucfamllm
mbjccttctheudsrcfihsmlcmfcrmwhwc
' necessity Thalocsirncl
liliiiiiiiils ill
Committee yesterday by the War with a highly appreciated vocal num-
enchored. The audiv
the "sattlo‘ilyniu ’of
Attm'ner George H
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luiiilll'sihllizl
'Hag'an, Alias Higgins, Held
$500 Bonds—Check
Bore Another’s Name
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BRIDGEPOR'I'. Feb. 13.—Arrested
alleged refusal
:10 pay atax'ieab bill of 89 Henry
Higgins, oi' Westpofl;
iwas today charged with forging the
was passed last ‘week on Dr. Robert
J. Iliairtln of Broad street. in pay-
ment of $25 for a parrot. and Hagan
lis said to have obtained change of
i875 In .cash. The check .has been
declared a for
at
i,- nuilvliiiiil
em
in the City Court .todaygtbe addi-
. . tional .chsrge of forgery was placed
of the spinal Hagan. new” Frank 1-.
,Wilber contlnhed the an until Sato
l
ilJncoln grow fewer with the lengthen-
l
Icodreapondent who served both his,
,as courier and reporter
and at one time actually kissed him
when after many hardships he do
. hugged ’ile owner «thong:
K
' the deceased. has advanced many
m
Fair and Guidel- Tonight
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IMPERIAL tiliil‘tuiiclllof ‘
lollisiili PRESIDENI- J [I
Nin liltiii , IN u;
Austria Reported ab - .
Opposed to Send Her »
diers Against Those 01.:
United States and G '
Britain -.
BRITISH lillliflli
HAVENlllllll *
Military We” all
Western Front Not.
Resumedton a Large
m.- 1‘.
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Related by Rev; H. E. Wing,i
. Formerly of South Nor-
walk, to Richard H. Fitch
By Ricbud H. Fitch.
First hand Inpressions of President
in: years, and an often hazy or at
such on repeated incidents that they
have lost their We value.
What a pleasure was it. then. to
pass two plenum hours with- Rev.
Henry E. Wing. a trained newspaper
(‘ount von Hertling, the 'I' ‘
ial German Chancellor, it is;
ported linofllcially, will
President Wilson’s address
Congress in thcherman' Role V
next Tuesday. . President 1W
saw a diflcrence between the 0:
cellor's recent statement-”d
of Count Czernin; 0, ..~_
garian Forciggfm- i ’7 ,
cunt j
country and the New York Tribune'
during the ' .
Civil war. . ’
Haw 14min learned to love him,
livered most important dispatches.
has bout! told in these columns.
We. Out Special stories.
“are were many other stories or
war titles that Rev. Hr. Wing
clared that with
had not withdrgn from ,
o- '-
Germany is term .
Facts are known in
Daily News says, w ' .
closer the possibility of a? ‘
peace between- Austria'Hm .
and the Entente: Auttria'is '
to look with disfavor on '.... ‘
her soldiers against their'oopu
the United States and Great.
aln. . - .
Challenged to _an0 went at. ';
fidence in his-govemnie'nt by '_
F;
° Sill lilillllllliil
The police haye had no clue as yet
oi the inurderer of Joseph Quactone.
although Detective Sergeant Hunt is
making every Aolort to discover is
whereabouts
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.1”. W, 't has been postponed un- mi” Lloyd G")??? e I
ll! hlduymcuing- at 10:30 o'clock, House of Councils ,
owing to thefact'that Coroner Phele ed to take snehactiom.
, .
.' willmbe‘utnizbie to reach Not-want the Vendueg'CQuncflj :u .‘
ore 81’ e. ' . , .-. ‘ .9} .
‘ Antonio; Lot-haulers neighbor or flag gt'ggeficgmfigfii ', ‘
theories ns to this present location. PremierAsquith and other .3:
but they seem to be founded on ers. As to reports that Field? ‘7
“19°F! rather "in W"- “9 WY shal Haig and General Bo -
of Mr. Quaetone was brought. to hismad been dismissed or'llad '
home on Sentlon avenue yesterday ah ed Rome ‘0' the . on.
16”“, by Undertaker Gusting. sadly i 91” . '8 .
ill be buried tomorrow morning denied the i th of such,
gout] St. Mary's church. ments. ’ ‘ '
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walnut.“ M‘flavlin) Premier Mom-George. .m
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Food Administration’s Re-
strictions Have'Made Ab-
l stinence General-Military
Men Exempted — Pope
Considers Big Conflict in
‘ Issuilig Orders For 40
Days, Starting Today
. ’ WASHINGTON. Feb.
nations outlining ternis.
.~.Today, Ash Wednesday, is the be-
Iginning of Lent. For the ilrst time
in twenty years since 1898, the Lou.
ten season finds the United States an
gaged in warfare. The war has
taught many persons to abstain from
various kinds of food. the result of
restrictions imposed by the Food Ad-
ministrator. Consequently the season
of abstinence lasting,for forty days
will add little to the burden all-ea
liapcs'cd upon Americans. to many it
will make no difference, as they vir-.
tualiy.havc been in since the
President iss .his pr'ocianiation to
address to Congress is regarded as
clear reiteration of America's dele
really are going on.
accepted mice! of diplomacy.
1 Williiillii - I .,
ill liltiili
. l3.-‘Actual' outdone purposes
peace negotiations of a “8'1pr and " rallies will
on a. far. greater scale than hereto- 'committee
fore known are seen by old school theatre: to the public on the even-
diplomats in the recent series of ad. lug of.thc rallies, at thclnominal cost large scale.
dresses of spokesmen of the warring Of the lighting and heating.
Although President Wilson's latest
h 'and it is the intention of the com- ‘ ‘ .
r. mittee to make them rousing affairs there'have been no attachsinf
initiation to continue to light until].
the military masters of Germany are
ready to consider peace on the prin-
iclples of Justice it was pointed out
that negotiations on a vast; scalei
These “utnoillcial negotiations,”
,as they are called by diplomats, do
of being conducted in the se-
ipart radicallwarom the ancient and
easy of’round table conference which
House, and King'George'in an
dress to Parliament, asse
basis ‘for a democratic peace.
be found in recent statemenfi?’
leaders of the Cent Pfic ., ,
premier said he ecu] see no . .’
encc‘in'substance b‘e'tWeeii the '
cent utterances of Chancellor
Hertling and Count Czerdin. :
.fore the Italian Parliament,
mier Orlando has declared '
Italy will fight on until victory
achieved.
. FEB. l9 ANM
The work of making the local war
,railles a big success is mailing excel-
»lent progress. The managers of both
the Palace and Regent theatres, who
are hairity 1n sympathy with the
hi0; £23320. 3:: There is yet no indication” .
lmilitaryoperation Oil tire -
[front are about to be reamed o"
Attempts by r ..
lparties are-growing strodgef,‘
ipecially on the French front
.Verdnn and in the Woevrc
i
be held, _
by giving the use of the
a"
a
The rallies willybe held on the
evenings of February 19th and 26th.
Strong and forceful speakers assign l “Some time in March,”
ed by the Connecticut State Council 'ing to a German prisonerstlle
lof Definite will address the rallies.] . 'll it It on the |
and 'the local committee have bcsntm‘m“ V" J ,3“ , 'f
'assured by the State Council. that the'front. He .did not know i a
', ' eral oflensive would be
(continued on Page rive) then, bllt there is marked ._ -
. behind the German “Mr
In RED MEN CHIEFS weather on the Britishth
tinues favorable andthe fields
roads are dying fast.
vlsrr UNCAS my an
"At points along the :...
‘cii a public lie-flu on ill. sale 01 ,Superior'court will draw the Jury to- _ , _--:— d . _ ‘
as I"; Mrs“! '34 “9 Null’m‘gday fol-service in the criminal term arday under be «I’m pending a“. ’mumtlegl :h Lenten regulations ,. ‘mm on Birth M) ltgeagtshglflcglxfirgeg:£dea&gr coast, the bodies of 164 A» .‘ ‘
‘ “mm" 9' “'° "mmw mm“ “‘° W" "'"°" mm"-""' "m" “V" "“ " “Wm"; stated by u. Pore m w is . ‘ »——-—-. . sum" 8t. cam Carson. of salvation). of the sinking oi the .
hr'y PM. v, _ ,. . ‘ ' ' Tuesday. 'Jll‘fl Job P. ‘01”. 0‘9", 1m, t b M “M “I” connotation. .- m. ENGINEEBSFOB , ,- HBVBII' DRUM! M” with" Hubr‘ni‘ by ‘ Gem‘n “bum ‘
ram is «asylum-that mm Waterbury. will preside. ram surmount "'0‘" it” * Wm“ 'Pd'WJngiia the army'aad navy are allows. « 'beii add stall. of Norwalk; and Pulling“ found Thirtyothree 0! . 1
Juli be sun-data over the All!“ metal murder“ cases mussel MVP“ “ “'9 ‘ ., . , «i by Plltll permission meanest“ . .1 ERVICE ABROAD Great Sachem. Walt o. Austin. of' ' H mod .1, ,
‘ ,iary . mutton. and while thev,prsvlous terms or the court so be .» m “a“ “mm. on“ a." of m. 7m- m”, m , . . ‘stamforc m. m. ”an“ have not beam on . .
' not out of season. arena-Atrial, and several m‘caues ail-lug! The s of Hans damned Sim- - ' the Americans have been - .
'_’liibd .
Wednesday. Good friday. the fore-
WASHINGTON, you} 18.—Tha wiu- followin
the banquet mod by Gov,
' W “man" 7 ”m“ a” ‘MW "“1“ MM“ d" "‘m 'm ' ., mm d ' noon of Holy Saturday and the Visit - 't'li bod' t seven members
' " ' limb! ' " mo acaduast- . Department has asked the . Brother can Tri . so. to, l. o. n. It.. last! e m o >
{Add 'anc'tllsr 335's; and il'tod'ilgidfll’i-mwfu? radio: arg°333315$mt Up The {Lotti-iota.“1"lig sum”: 3;. hound :tdm_haiam;o ”a «woulehmh a:£c:t?gut$:lthe may also litave bccnwalhed
nib-t ‘ 'i-reomNriu'paniniaihela-o-niadrlmufllo ' mm 1'" . al- v , «all, gum) » . . . p
girm.m“a’ia ‘ comes up. will. the. it; one club. in Mtovum g , ‘aadotlr.0"uitr. mm" a mammal-mutuam on darts sunr- sal incidental; . , ‘
' " -‘ ttbooouacuwluport Jul. s at: either ottoman-Illicit and mull“, ‘ 9 WM Wmul‘raact. wamd.stcne.soiouuttcatow. gm'mm' .
' ’“ " of “(Board iat'te'r have been Ild it i. the mus ha" a to NP?“ "'0 M °' ‘ “woman chief'cf tbs-moaned.» as by the , Quartet”.- ui m
i "use me probable a grand jury will 5.9m the bill. = “a“! W “0 3° “t "u it", "it as, told the imam Wage Commit is ~ ; WWI“. .
1 indium-ls mater-to can upoa thui ‘ '. l‘ . "‘" » y . albino-waste muamcmnnutthatlog. unitary-vim. 0.4m. 1... . --—.
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