AMIATED PRES. NEW. FROM ALL PART. 0' THE WORLD IV A OPECIAL WAR! AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
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. Recommends That Towns Waterbury Youth First to Hit By a Freight .Train in ' Kaiser’s A'rtny Said to Have ' ,
M. Murray, of ,Gullford, Deliver Stirring Addresses Give Up Spending Money Meet Death From Causes Stamford Early Yester- NAVAl Inc Reached Luga’, and 30131.19- . ,
on the Pm we Should Tnkein'the worldwme w” For Improvements Due to Military Training day Morning, After Wan-. ' viki Are ‘Endeavoriris to ‘
—Pluuges on Point of
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. 'VflRRllRll‘R W; I. HURREli SPEARI WARITABlE FUNDS ”manual,“
, I - IDr. C. C. Godfrey Explains!‘
John J. Cavanagh Speaks on Thrift Stamps and Captain! Plans F St - - l '
23'“?! ouOthe'Salvation Army Wonk—Parade Pre-l CODfCI’CZZC ate Charities. Am “Am
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dering About All Monday
Night
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So a. “Carried a Cre—W—of About , .- .
u NW.“ "d Forty, and It Is Believed German snbm'm'“ 0°“
. tinue Their Campaign
That All But Ten Perished A - . .
in the Gale Yesterday gainst Spanish Shipping
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Vusel Was Formerly the
Prevent Taking of Petro—
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Later Diamond and
Took Shelter in Freight
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[Ninety-Three Ah Enemiu
Discharged Front Service
{ 'rse Hon. Herbert Knox Smith, 'of
.llartlord. and Miss Grace N. Murray.
pf'Guilford, were greeted last night
' HARTFORD. Feb. 27.—Control of
tion were most artistically distributgu'e “m9 and PM" for 86'8“an Ill
ed about the building. . -ICh‘mal’le and Dhilsnlhroplc funds in
Previous to tho rally the three local. the ""0““ communities 01 the slate
EN. ' F __ Although Chancellor von Harte
.by the lsrg taudience‘ that was ever compgnleg of (up Home Guard and” local agencies of the Connecticut CAMP DEV S. Ayer. Nasa, 1" ' ’ - , .
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pmt in e Regent theatre. when Spanish War Veterans. headed by [helmets (ouncil of Defmse should w‘flthdfafibnxtlhll; Mailing; Best :3: STAMFORD. Feb. 2‘. Mderick ling has declared Germany a in
Del Vecchio of M Calhoun Street,
Bridgeport, was found dead- on the
railroad tracks, a hit east of the New
Haven station for b welt-bound trains.
about 6:30 this nbrllns. His body
tentiolls ill the cast were not ago
gressioll and aggrandizement,
German military authorities have
declined to grant an armistice on
the Russian front in view of the , £_
Bolshevik offer to accept peace, .
and the German tr00ps continue
the: addressed the people of Norwalk'i American band, left the armory til I
under theauspices of the State Conn-I721?) o'clock. under the able direction.
set 0: berm. residue!) fame of this of Marshal John D. Milne. and p'arad-l‘ u d ‘
”on era mood t cm was M. ed m, West avenue to the Hour3 u an c on to avol conflict in the . -
Henced by the fact that. although the‘Square and countermarched to them” "d 9'3“ 0' loucn'm“ '0’ ”th'ached toéom‘pany G. of the 30m. ‘
programyhad been advertised to start Regent theatre where seats had been‘r thy ““995- p. autry. ”Wong'“ at No. Is "8 MI, mutilated, “d the discov-
nt eight o'clock. every available inch reserved for them. The marchers Iooit-‘ The council members discussed the orter street. ate Ill". where beery of M. h" on the motor 0' ‘ "I.“
lived with his aent.ll. It .linH e l
nflsoom in the theatre had been DrPSB- ed due and were applauded along.,tbelnumerous appeals for funds for many Patrick Daley,” [prev'iouar :dbelh‘g'ent lb: lhlolllddrbzgdhllmlg; thth‘fxl:
suit. from action taken by the council‘r
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at an "en, mew-m renew-v n we tidilc‘li’fil’; ii.$i"ii%om‘i"n$
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a e ”W01 Tm“ action V“ “h“.othy Daley, of Waterbury. He was
and AM» “"103 nearly I half bourlline of march They added greatly to causes in all parts of the state ' “heir onward march The Bome' .“
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W the Rev. Ernest P. McGregor. the success of the rally. [was pointed out that these campaigns , Dosh came as the result d a bay Lzaults :33?“ through Stantf Ed!" F' Luckenback III Viki are now bending every eflofi," 4.
o First Congregational Church The meeting was opened by Judgeflrequently conflict in date. a condi- ' ' NOT“! Atlantic Coast ’ A A
oust wound received while practicing to save the revolution and Petro-
Del Vecchlo was 9N“! it years of
on the dummies during bayonet, .
IGeorge «H. \‘osburgh, chairman of the! lion detrimental to both of the con-
.made the events . .- ’
'~'i‘he interior 0’ Want present-l In“! from the hands 0! the ““md‘ . '
War it llietl c t , ‘ _ see. and he had hoea'recalvln M _
'9‘ O "I" thy Matte. as the large who cdmmentgmhir‘ieefly oinxi’iz'ltii'aflfnfuag'fiicgfi'm “an; 5" soldier “"4 but “.5? n" mt‘wm““:“mfi .1 ‘ _.._.—- ers. m
collection 0' dogs on“ M Llenjlsponse oil the pal-t of the pupils to thrilocai agencies he-instncted by the (“new “drum ~ ‘2":‘3; “region“ ‘1" way“?:flu WASHLNGTON. Pith 21""!!! “8'" It i” rumored that , ‘
?" mtg? 1" 3170'? an.“ ' ..,___. .. chairman "to can mm the pres- T __ ~ death '3, accidental. 11- fig Ch'eiokae. formerly belongiug,havc reached Lugs, .. J . ‘ fi » ’v
’ , ' “'9 .1 ‘ “3 mm,““ w” {cut emergency. "Md plan for to the Luckenbach Steamship Com- tween Pskov and Pen-03m , ‘ "2‘17!
-.. . . . . , _ Icollecting funds by 9&1chle for TWO ARMY Vientiane. on lgbth PW pany, floundere: yestlerday off Fen- is unconfirmed as is a “pen that. in
’3 . . . ‘ . .- ~ (W a M. 1.", ’ FLIERS DIE IN ”—“—“—" 3:: deof tégpgelfiaérggrolthe enemy had advanced to a point ‘1‘:
' , ' -. ' CH|NE8E PUBLIB . “COLLISION ‘ ' I. Survivors are being taken to Phlla- A13" '3)" between Ltlga and Plkoy- .
3' . ' = - deipbla. lMeanwhlle, the street fighting in 3’"
One report to the Navy says ten Pskov goes on, the city
survivors already have been landed hands alternately.
at some point on the coast. Normal-l Workmen and troo s
ly the Cherokee carried a crew of: P
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SILVER Rflmy - smile IS. Feb. 27.-—Cadet wnnm “hang”?
. J. Weill user was killed and Cadet ‘
'. C. Story of l-‘rceport. N. Y., was
fatally injurh at the army aviation
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y , ‘ . -—o—'—-—‘ I y The mg I; luppoj-itrogmd and tl'OOpS from “0300'
;. . - ' - - . camp near here late yesterday in a , I. about forty 1““ I - , -
2!" 8, AW“. 'Stlll M84 100 WW?“ and Children Rey . s comm“ ‘0‘ “Mn" which m”, t Pl t . ed to have founder-ed in the heavylal'e being sent to check or stopthc we»
.. owed . P ad— " ' . , . 1 ~ , 4 I 1m“ {"0 lys ‘ M sale of yesterday. .advance on Petrograd. Women
g m W W Tramp“ to Nth, were pi otuig. The machines fell L to th N De rt ‘ d . . . .
2 Team Advancingéj‘. “the Hong Kong Jockey} K. of c, w” Camp 59mm" John abgut 1,000 feet and both were buried ner’s HR“ to [A288 Alld° “set, that influx“ auxin"! “ "and hmen diff] fbusily "bullgml , . -
. . .' an r th wreckage. ' .. . - “m' , s'v si 'ona
,— May Give Aid—Amen Club Races. and Hundreds?Aginm'fiefiélfiilmfl‘y‘. goit~ weennfim ~ was thin: mutiny. "m , . m, '3'; gflfgnifmgmmflmy'fg £15,125 $320,.fdfnr'h‘; dine... ‘
'5 In MW' 0M “3 ' ' efs ‘ um . day evening. The donors were. the while Story waaso badly emsbetrthat in e t it is ecla wi . r
A A ' the field 1 , 1"” till?! were .llmcnted bv, the ferred to were the only ones known gave in n , , re: 7‘ a,
. sm‘ra IS Precautionary. _._ ladies of Court Laurel. Daughters of he diedhlator “I at at ”:1“ ' 2 pupils of the Norwallt Hebrew School out or the complement of live olilcers tire to Moscow if the Germans take .. r
. . Measure . . . . LONDON. Feb. 27.—ln the collapselcume' and “'9 "summon was We“ 9 "8 1 "l "r ' ° W last night at Roodner's Hall,127Wash and thirtyoilve enlisted men. the capital Disagreement in the ,1
,’ ,, , of the Chilles public stands at the'm’me at a 399“" 3"th he“ A“ deal. ington Street. “I ‘ celebration 0' the The N", Department ”we ms'C ii of. Workmen’s and 801- A ,
Hons Kons Jockey Club tad“. 1w "19 K 0' c. All" ‘0“ Washiww Welsslnser. whose home was in Purim fistival. Purim is a Jewish'anaouncement: "’“m
‘ WASHINGTON Feb. 27 ~David n w
‘ . . . -. omen and children were trampled
g' 013' the American Ambassador at to death, says-a Renter dispatch from
., grad. may 39 caught in the I!“ Hong Kong. i-‘lre broke out and sev-
'. ‘91.“! “Vance "0°99 0‘ the Gem“ eral .hnndred others were burned to
' ditty are rapidly spreading near th' 'death.
ussian capital. according to advices: ,
the past and extended in their behalf
' received by ‘the State Department.' 1 A
“THE“ “"81"” _ .. la fervent hope that he would succeed
'tlft. Francis has reported to Secretary
llu his werk abroad and expressed
street. Mrs. C. A McNamara, grand
regent of Court Laurel, made the pres-
entation speech, in which she referr-
ed to the high regard in which’llr.
Sculiey was held by the ladies of that
society. She recalled the willing ser-
vices he had performed for them in
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“The Navy Department is advised dlers’ Delegates '3 reported 99d 1‘ . .
ions escape of the. Jewish people trout that the U. 8. 3. Cherokee, a trauma added that Foreign Minister” ._
utter annihilation because of the ma- tug, foundered yesterday morning oil Trotsky will quit the government. a j‘
chinstlons of a wicked Persian prince the Atlantic coast. 0! the fortyl A provisional government I“. ,'
called Hamlin. The children diaplsy- 'aboard. five officers and thirty-five embeen formed in Esthonia watll' ' .1
ed a high degree of talent in the per-'iistsd men. ten had been landed at ; R l . (1 th ,,
formance of the plays. to the enjoy-.last accounts those having been tak- headquarters at 9V“ P“ .- 9 m-
ment of an audience of about two hon-'en to Philadelphia. Four dead wele'dependencc of Esthoma has been .
dred and mm of the parents and 'plched up by steamships. proclaimed. _ ’ 3
friends. ‘ "’me ten known survivors got away, Chancellor von Hertling “id,
Beulah, liss.. had done newspaper
work in this city. Chicago. Wash-
ington and New York. ‘After war was
declared he entered the officers' train-
ing camp at Fort Myer. Virginia. and
received a commission as a lieutenant
of cavalry. He resigned to enter the
Signal Corps and come tolthe aviation
school here a month ago.
Both illerswere members of the ad-
Holiday commemorating the miracu-
' " Igniting that he is planning'to ieavr.
“it can." The German troops he
'ada'd.fiRere only eight'hoars from
were washed overboard and the other
two were dead when picked up by a
British steamer.” .
At 9 o'clocLyesterday morning a
, . 'Pet- . ‘ ' ‘ .their hearty wishes for a safe journey vanced flying classes. Storey fell from The plays were coached by two of'ln the first life raftS. Four of away . .
.'..'w' when M“ “39““ “'5 “led-l MEN Al: I [R KAISER“ that it “0““ “0‘ be 1038 beforelm. machine while it was fallins and 'the local public school teachers. Miss on the second life raft. but .t‘wo more. that Germany would give ”“2”“
Ir. cis evidently refers to travel . _ . he would return. n, caught beneath the wreckage. ernment to Courland and Lithu-
.' “91%;? and not by‘mllltary march. { '
1- message dated yesterday came .
’to the State Department via Pekin.‘ ' BOSTON- Feb. 27,—Further
Upon receiving the rosary. Mr.
Today's accident brings the. number
scum"- alter securing his equilibrium.
of lied within the last three weeks
at- rh Field upto eight—«til caused
(Continued on Page Twelve) ailia, hilt it is reported from Switz-
erland that a Saxon prince is to
nego-
Ff‘iiis implies that the Japanese and
‘listlons to adjust differences between
8.500 cartoon and the Boston Elevat-
‘Muludm mp...)- ied Railway Company In an effort to
lprevent a strike, once postponed and!
(Continued On Page halve)
bytelli'slons in mldair.
‘wireless station ‘ou the coast picked
up a call for help from the Cherokee.
The call was located at a point about
RRAFRER MEN
'tifteen miles off the coast. Immedi-
be made king of Lithuania, which
will be united to Saxony.
Artillery bombardments on the .
western front have increased in ,.
o
1-3”sz CRIES SAVE ‘inowv set for midnight tomorrow. were: » ' _ ( 1 row man- , , . , ll . the Y "”5"
: dependent upon the action of the di-l F'l IEL BULLETIN ‘ - .ater a naval coast pt! ro c mtenstt.) especia y in . pres
' LIVES OF FAMILerectot-s of the company today. The' e . Md a film“ cutter and 5mm?" out sector, hlong the Chemin den =
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men’s demand for a wage increase of.
- “Surfer the fact that he was awak! tour cents an hour was Pu! before,
méd Pr
and son,
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to death in his home this moru- was agreed tht after the directors had
the crying of his one year- the directors by President Matthew,
George, Aaron Kohn, of 21 C. Brusa, in accordance with a planf
street. might have been burn- arranged at conferences yesterday. it}
PROSPECTS FOR COAL 11030va
With the favorable weather
conditions, the shipments of
in a ilftydnile gale to search for the
distressed tug. After an all day hunt
the crew returned last night and re-
ported that nothing had been found. It
.is supposed that passing vessels had
picked up the survivors and the ’dead
I, The last 15 per cent. of the drart'
Aquota from Norwalk departed this
lmorning for Camp Devens on the 7:15
train. The men had breakfast with
the exemption board in the Ma-
Damcs and on both banks of the " -‘
Meusc near Verdun. 0n the Ameri-
can sector northwest of Ten], the
Germans have attempted unsnce
cessfully to wipe out the Ameri-
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dag, when. an oil stove between two determined the company's attitude on: coal have improved. The prospects for increased quantities of thackemo Hotel. Livia u to their us with flamin as and 38. ‘
bed rooms exploded and sued the the wage question. President Brush' coal are improving. and it 1. “PM“ that within 9, mm m. “Mum“. a“ we men‘wege on "me (Continued on Page Twelve) :bells Three Aileiican sol digrs .. . _
. full 0‘ "Wk“ and flame. ,tvould confer 333:“ with “MO“ cap, the coal gituation will We anal-11ml oofidition. and there was no confusion in send- M - k'll d - t h “tack. ‘
" e tries of his son awoke. Mn lciais. l ing them 0“. One could not but “0, were 'l c "1 wo sue f
Kenn shortly before three o’clock,! Additional labor troubles for fuel MINERS’ WAGES mm rice the extremely barren “new“ and nine suficred seriously r0!!!
and-he found his bedroom full of road appeared possible as a result of; that they received. only a handful of the eflccts of the gas; The Amen-
‘W’ke' He “'0'“? h“ “”9 and '3‘“ i a "0" by meme“ "“9" and Wale? An increase of 60 cents pertonhasboen allowed the minors relatives being present. The men who can artillery is shelling the enemy
inghis son George and their four-Itendcrs giving their union commit-
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of bituminous coal. This increase in wages
became sflective reb-
departed Were in command of Robert
RAlll’AlRN STARTS
positions heavily.
{17"fl3nfl‘1'52i92311‘53 {RS 3:133." 1.923;: Ecifiaiii'fd‘l‘”3.33.5“.1‘33?I ruary 16,1918. The advanced pay it expected to meals“ end $353.23”.$2,.2:;i°g’;0.§$:“’;;:: No onnn recognition has yet ‘ ,:
bf'VA. Bria, who lives on the seeouding week. Engineers employed at thel mm production during WOMYW- All MM“ tale; Robert Dellus ' Range", gm. been taken of Chancellor von W
floor of the house by bredking the company's power houses previously inthe futurewill be sold St the samoprice as bituminous coal. ouzzo. Giovanni Vit't. Luis Chomoi The Norwalk Committee on War Hertling speech. It is regarded
'w‘mdows. He then sent in a still alarm had threatened to strike it they were vingky' laco paw), Thomas Motr- Savings stunps is very much stall' in Washington, London and Park
to the Central Fire Static: and rush- not granted the sixday week. BURN 30m “”91“, Ottrobre George. Giocoml tie: at in; multbeach‘ggratgogah? as a war speech and not a peace .
i‘flfi‘ifi. out. :big gigging Then)!“ been 110 W M in t1" 0%? cloak! 53%;?" 3:3:"ilgn‘i‘udzltfcc‘7afiufllggli it?» sigmoid merchants. banks and statement. The chancellor’s guf- . _
The holiday Holidays have ' ' ' or- . ‘
short work of the names whieh‘had
destroyed somshddlas and also some
‘of firewood work of the apartment;
:99 damage is estimated to be about,
‘ :00. ‘
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warmesnsodthoresplte.
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Candiesmnstnothesoldaftor'fp.m., axosptdWedneaday
”Saturdaynightsaadons night moodingaholiday. -
lips. George Catona. Joseph Damn-
linskl and Fred If. Cullen.
g NEW HAVEN. Feb. 27,—Connectl- _
cat's gnu quota of men for the am the stamps. Several large advertise-
aeiecme draft departed for on“ month donated by local merchants
Devens today. The aggregate nnm— have appeared and more are ln'proc-
her was over one thousand. the cities ML The
trust companies who have contributed pose,
generously of advertising space as eign
well as their services in disposing of the Ententc Allies, stimulate P9809 . ;
committee have attractive the military caste had lost its pow-
au official of the French
Ofilce says, was to separate
talk and impress Germany and the
outside world with the notion that
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' . ' . WASHINGTON. Feb- 21—“ lndofl- ‘ ' m providing tho larger delegations advmlnements '0 00"? W80 and 1"" er. Belgium, it is declared, hardly ‘
. . '- MOMRY. Wheatless nlte respite has been granted llve ne- Hoxwm m 00 Train arrangements were such that Dalia SN“! and "'0 0" more sner- will answer the chancellor’s peace
. .- -- gro soldiers of the Twenty-fourth In- Jmn m within a space of two hours pmtl- chants may combine in donating these hint
‘ \ Tuesday. Maths natry. sentenced by courtvmartlsl to ' cally all the men were aboard the will” lf desired. ' ' b rin It at let
‘ ‘ be All!!!“ [Of participation II , .the Wis. m cu. “1d 0' their '3’ to Ayer. Mass. Lug! night]. War mlly at “w 113-. GC'I'IIIID “.1 ma 8" R'e n .
WM!” WINS!” Houston riots. The number and char- MAJ”. ‘ln this all the selectives marched gent theatre WI! 3 NB PM!” the “P. "A “I?" SWIM 38M "
, ”ll-WI! P I] mt small; for clemency reach- February 27, 1.13 . no“. stat headed by . band and campaign. Miss Grace N. "my. Spanish shipping. The steamer .
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escorted I and}! a rd -~-—-- . .—
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