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Attacked by Four Submari ’ es W M RM”
And Sunk 0ft lrish 2 Coast “0W3 WWII
and 610 Persons on mama-i‘iiisiiidm tutti PRESENTEII “W“ m“
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Moscow Poo ’ g" to _
I Strongly‘ 1“" to
”1001.8 NEED Occupation of 13“,“.
the" Germans, and
Min Mini 101.318.; :31.“ ;
[NDIHE YEAR in " in
Repairs and Insurance Bills Some Artillery. A -
andeSt. Albans Go Dry Guard Renee-Nimlse Sen- Number of Appropriate
legend to “My Years— Songs
' ‘ MONTPELIER. Vt. March 1- w
- om 40o SUCCED . With women exercising full municipal my . ‘3'“ Four men gave in their names forI
’ suilrage for the first time in Vermont. 1" Cream cm at Post enlistment at the conclusion of the re-i
”town meeting” day yesterday resnlt- E‘dm” Ictuitlng rally held at Hoyt's theatre;
’ ed. on the fact of unoillclsl returns.i South Norwslk. last night. under the
m REACMG SHORE in reducing the number of liquor li-‘ _ Iausplces of the British and Canadian
cease cosnmunlties to eleven as com CAMP DEV INI..Ayer, lass. March Recruiting mission. which has its
a.
which generally vote “dry" 235 com- tonmentyes y. the toss lntantry, ‘Norwalk; rm: Ciough. 15 Berkeley
' . o - 301 Field rtllle o h s - .
Germans Ewdenfly Concentrated fiifi‘fif’dfl? “°°"'°" ..3. .. .."33. $3.33: 3:33.333.2332333333233:
l ‘ 1 ’ ’ .
Women are credited with turning each can by the National First Aid James Henry Price. Jr.. at 42 Van
two of the largest cities in the state, Association of America. In memory of Zant street, East Norwallt.
"U’B ‘ i' S'k‘ '2
Burlington and St. Album. from the Clara Barton, known as the “Mother." 3; , pm slread has n"- b others - -- - . moung further in an away ,-
The}, . oats to n sure I" 'ng of the Red Cross. The! were Present-"in :he seivice atythe preszflt ltplme. VISIIIIIK SChOOlS III Mary the German invaders. Bo .u
wet to the dry column.
, .. in many of the cities the percent- ed to the colonels J. I‘. Preston. These men and any who wish to land and New Jersey councils in Moscow and a. if;
Of file L'ner age of enrolled women voters who Charles C. Smith and George M. come for examination may do so at' -—-— incen an “id “I h. pare-0m
o ‘ cast their gallium was! rel‘narklhl! VBTiohfi :gl‘egggzmr ‘ m D 7:30 tomorrow night“ tho City “all. “an“ and ships and "th '"" lo the Ge s. {Inland -l u
h. l urin ton. o nstanc .2 ore n . mes r. e e- ‘ ' ,, mum
, . , his 11 s r e ) when fix medical m attached to cab m him Nth! be peace than "we “Pam
extract, 1.... Saturday, March 2.42:. Brim lines- on. , (Mo- 6m Ml I “"93"” W i2 (W 3? who.)
f~;garisnhasbeentorpedoo¢oflthelrlshcoast. MowereGIUpu-J . 2
“M‘mM‘dmmvebmhndedatanh‘lshport. . - ' .' * '
m... ... M... m... .. .. . . TER' FOR IRISH .. LIBERTY
-’.Adlnlralty today that the British armed mercantile cruiser alga - ' ' .. .
W”? 2”“ “d "m” .. 1' T” ”M “d “ .. PASSED A WAY THIS MORNIN
. . . 0' .' . . . . , - z
The Allan Liner Caigarian was a vessel of 17,615 tons' gross, ' . . -
There are no published records of the recent movements of the .—
*Cal’gariamwhichlorsometimehssbeenindheserviceolthehritlsh
~~ government. 'l'heisstreportgivenoutconcerningthelincrwasin
{the (ligation was struck by four torpedoes.
- 568 feet long and 70 feet of beam. She was built in Glasgow in 1914.
John E. Redmond, For More Than Twenty-
A
at“ Ma . :, .2 » ,' dd” satislfsflctory "one" was main- tion that a request be also made for ' ,
; ‘ - Armostéunusnal circumstancein connection with the sinking of - ' ' ding-sends hfsrthr'siilly recs?! «1:: I; .31! "“1““ "m w p" the "mm” MOW)“ nest “foil: 5mm
”9 W is the 1m um I,” m muck by (on, W 2‘30 ‘ ‘ (rho Irish Convention. which anon“;j 5 '2 km a" m 9"" ,9 on insurance that will be. due in a cause the-down a o .,
f" ‘ lishd m m , 2 ' ‘ Jbee’nsupporteshhylr. Bedsntmd. yet: “5 S ° n ‘n " er " 9' very short while. some policies matur- Trotzky, if they do not resin 2
3 or "2 ”b "PW“ ’ in no previous -°"° 1‘” " I 0 tends ado ted a an r "M’" In “mm“ ”m“ p"“"°"‘“"i t th 'nd 0! this month f h d A ' fa. - .
. summit been subjected to such a heavy attack by submarines. ' pathyy in w‘Iiich "Tm? wIsh '33, " '~" In! a e e . 91?: '5‘“ I'd tonighlgnttfware'hn“
‘ - 2' ~ ' - For more than twenty-tire years v1 its sat . . . a
, £033.“, the Germans concentrated U boats to ensure the sinking '90“ AN“ '9'" 5:53;? for his early and complete. ,0!“ n. “all“?! im‘“ for in”? (Continued on meals Peso.) 'cial Revolmiomm of t ‘e
f ' ' ' ‘ruoin Ireland'an oramajorty
tuliv at 7:45 o'clock this morning.
on the Irish coast, has tor some months sewing as a ritlsh
NEW YORK! March .6'—-Th° All“ Lin" Marian. “W M" Redmond ”fled away peace' that time he was the recognized le'ed— BANBITS “Ill ’Iivillll: lit-2:51:11): eggpmge? if:
. . . . l i th t , . . 2 2; -
ships between Brituhrpms and Nova Scotss, according to otll m1 England When the War'é: 1;: aneigfecfindfimfgonfifil “I!" party. rift: thalamus? h:fle;lert- thoughI favorahlctoanamm .
it?“ “haw-Penna" ““2 ”‘22 W“ °’ “12““ wan. Germany c... :3 W mam .. . 3.3. 23:2...........33 ~ gei".:..333°33.-.. m...
we. 2 e s ' t e patient. _ut heart f it i - ‘ ‘ . . - . .
, . . 0 ce 0 company arelnlilontreal. , {mend Tum” night. “ “’° " ,vention organised in Julv.1917. to do- _ I). played mm the hands of; ‘
LONDON. March 6.——John E. Red-i
(Continued on Page Twelve) mond. the irish 'nationallst, leader.
I died this morning.
.4
The physicians attending Mr. Red- island.
ishown Monday. Iillness. a severe operation was faced. manual! on Pan five.)
pared with eighteen last year. With 53—1110 national ”lore were present-headquarters in New Haven. They’ ‘ , , . -
all but a few email towns heard from ed M 1h?" men" ”- th. can- 'were James II. Boyd. 40 Wall street, EAUSE "AMAEE 20‘ erllmclli, “mic Petmgnd 3'.
__._.__ Igether that the money be adjusted
with great courage. it had become
lmpentively necessary owing to all
intestinal obstruction. This was-re-
lpril o! 1916. When she sailed from Ralifax for England withOana. five Years An Advocate ofhflome Rifle lievpd hytho operation and tor '0'“? .zfigfll’gg 0:11:13: 2513:: Juglgg Refusal of the peace tream'
. . . ’ er of Ireland's "struggle for liberty."
cruisu',oonverted lromth status of amerchantman, conveying cargo Gave Earnest Support "to ”9"“ V“ ““9 ‘0 hem “““nv 1°" a. cum or she Irish radium.
vise a system of government /for the
“3°“ ”we“ the '°“°'m‘8 ““0““99' - When David Lloyd George. “the Brit- a. . . . a respite before the treaty till
—— Mr. Redmond. who underwent an ment: ' lsh Premier. in that year oflered two Ward Building ASSOCIB' be ratified. Reports from -
. . . ‘ 1 operation in London last Friday pass- “we regret to announce that Johnlmethods of settling the vexed lrisii tion, of Cofington, Ky” to grad indicate “.900"ng M fl
\ . f ‘ do yesterday and apparent Redmond died at 7:45 this morning. question it was Redmond who as . . .~ -.- . .
, ~ ”Emails NEXT INEw REfluuTlflN Ill? 1W2: mzintaining the progressI Owing to several serious attacks of I '--— secure 5295“) 119d orgalnzamnA-tfln MM
Have Increased and Ap- Along the Fighting
l propriations Are Not Suf- in France. and Italy .
licient to Cover Same w— _
Petrograd is being evacuated;
the liolstievik government. .
FR02EN PIPES cow, the ancient capital, a
to become. the seat of the ' -
'bc made a free port. ,3
The population of Petrogrnd,
quitting it hurriedly and v
'Sllpl. Buchanan Tens of government departments are.
I
the mg of the Board of Educa- . .
tlelr‘that was held last eveningx‘l'he an‘o‘“ 1" , . that“
new talked ouimule. but only "ff!!! 0i“. ‘ y; . , .
[time and the mayor will prove wheth- which “helm-{Rm lh . .
or they accomplisheslanyhtrin: for of square milu‘ in Euro”, .
one thing, every it t t ed - . , -'
against the board was ordered‘pald, if 2?]! 81"“0Pld fisnberxefigd it.
found correct, and if the Board of so ' ,“m‘m ,8 , . ~. - . w.
portionment supply the amount neces- men 3 and 80mm” D9134".
sary. This seems hardly likely. for dlcatcd also that the non-peach
the chairman 0' the "me W"! h" ments in the Bolshevik ranke-
tpersistently refused to call them to— gaining the upper hand, 3
that the more crying needs be attend- tion 0f Petrogrild was. men . ‘ -._‘
ed to. As they are to ask the Board as one of the measures the,- .-~
0! Apportinomm far one lull. they measures the war party pr ..J ‘
the Congress when it meet.
friendly to the Butcnte Allies.
Hold Up Meeting of Ninth All-Russian Congress by 1 :
tervcninir dull in recmitln
' COVINGTON, Ky. March 6.—W“h arm." and prepmng for a d
g YEAR—IBIIIITANI 3‘ iscnool. TEACHERS
'Fairli’eld County Farm Bu- Hotel Division Sends Chan-g RECEIVE CHECKS
. reau Is Inaugurating a ges to Eating Places inI '
The. annual meeting of 'the stock-I
The hotel restaurant and club divly have been gem to them on the first rectors were elected. President David League 127 Washlnlmm Street. D
f Twenty-eight thousand dollars is . . l- . »
hm“ a tidy sum. but that is what sion of the United States Food Admin-.of the month, but owing to some. hold-Ill. Miller. Dresided. and the secretary Reuben Kaufman acted as chairman. install. One at the bandits was kil ! (Minced on M M.) “I
. . istratlon for Connecticut has address- was George L. Woodward. Many important resolutions all‘ero ed by Chief Kleumper after he had
the products 0‘ the childrens or 'up the money was not forthcoming. I The directors were elected as the adopted with regard to Zionist ach:- shot down the two directors, Andrew
‘, iflrst item of business and were:— ly in the Norwallts. Attempts will be Nordmeyer. 63. and John Rehm. ”'iWOMEN VOTERS
7mm”, 0‘ children enrolled in club “The food administration. however. "3 wailing “W“ Mayor Jeremiah; David H. Miller. Herbert R. Smith. made '0 £01100! 8 considerable sum 071 y ] ARE JU‘B
calls upon all the people to further Donovan to find 0‘“ ‘Vh’ the 93'3”“ Judge Joseph R. Taylor. Edwin 0. money for the Palestine Restorationf (Continued on Pu“ 1"" "I . ,
IKeeler. Fred H.. Quintard. John W.(i"llnd. Many pledges were made last
“News. potato. canning and poultry {d the following letter to the publicI
.ohnu'ror 1917 were valued at. The Wins places in the state:—- i Yesterday a cOllmnmee of the each-
—.-
. .reduce the consumption of bread and "'0“? not paid and “”0" Donovan!
(Continued on Sixth M" ibfefldltufll in order to provide an in- confined "‘9'“ "1‘“ the “"1" W“ nmwOlmtiteud. Richarl H. Golder. Mack night by those present at the meetln
Persons who believe they have been: .
Iteve-to be legally due. will be ’ven - properly mile up and .9 was not certl- Crowe were elected auditors. ’ work of reconstruction. Dr. Hayi
a chance to make their claims is? the SOUTH NORWALK Idea, 4. it as“ not certified the A committee of three. consisting of Weitzmann. who was instrunientai
, m , being . .clie h do out “corn-David H. Miller. Mack 'Roth and Her- inducing the British government to 1“ hter in So rior cflmmal p9,- cpm, of me women ",0
”mm!" ‘ are mall CLUB. ELECTION 'ingcto' aéggmmzz‘ although {Ml-ethyl R. Smith. were appointed to be issue the declaration favoring a Jew- gufiag'mefim and WE: sentenced to ed cast their ballots. r-I
instant-h with instructions as to the The annual meeting of the South was plenty of money in the treasuryiihe commune 0“ ”unwell“ “4 NI 11.0!“e It“ I“ ”lull“ '5 he“ 0‘ not is... than might and not more my per cent. of the total vote.
.19”. to he mpg to ”can Munst- Norwaili Club was held at the club to pay the salaries. Alter the mistahedevaln to the club proverly. and will the commission. Before hll, dm'-‘m 10 years in “are" mm. by The new nepmeniativea are,
shoots. The letters are signed by rooms last evening. at which time of- .was corrected the pay-roll was certi- “infer '“h the committee from the urn. he "I elm til-audience by s Judge p. Keno“. The sung: wound y, 0.1“”, in the swamp, .
h
ed lot-ii the local revenue oiliee to
Set-set C. leper. commissioner of In- ncern were elected and plans made for bed and the work of matting out. the Mull)“ Club 'uh respect to repair! Coarse. who mind hlm 00d speed
‘ ' . The one mil.
tarsal Devan. the year. Reports were also received checks was takenup and the chech» lllde 11000!an h! thew-tar storms. this holy undertaking. u. busy at hlfl mm” _
The steps to he taken by a taxpayer and acted upon and the usual business [wen sent out today. v'l'he bath house- bavo been badly hat- lion dollars the Resioratilocnh 1:: “ms “at him m the ham Grille:
after the W401"!!! are Iliad ig‘connected With the annual meeting The teachers have been subjected tered and need Ittentlon. “M “'9 "I,“ 'u in "m ' hllowlng this sentence the Pebrn Twenty-Int. I
front. oi the ones has hpen washed will be used for the pl! of rehab u court hart. and All
was disposed oi. The oucers elected to quite a little inconvenience due "a. A dividend ol 5 m, cent was llitating the colonies an in! not in a” my term of Criminal 8 parlor
to have the Writs-til sworn to be-
I
rm
“to a d t colic-v note and "Ofel- ' “to not having received their money , , came to an end practically and the filly-second. 2'
. place it "Fri. minimise coll'lector President~8sinnel ll. Alter. tion time. and though the delay ween” "mm “' u" “I" "”- m“ “‘2 "mu” m ”a" "“ yury was discharged tor the term. m. M announced
= 'otthedlstrict.l:schclalsawlllre' --" onlylvedsysnsverthelesstlisseave . l -""'" i-mwillbenomorsbnslsesstor'tsstiuntostasdbythew
pdveesntulcnsuerum. (Messiah-m days-cant’mumtomaayofthsm. ”Visualiser.” lW“ M M aiurytoeonsidsrq Juanita warjthflw
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“III WWW“ ”fl” ,__ _'__,-._.._ COUNTRY CLUB STOCK RESTORATION Fly—1:11)
HOLDERS’ MEETINGiFOR PALESTINE QROWS cinnatl, 0.. are searching the river returned to Petrograd along;
- ' tattoo of - .
_ _ , The .chool u, h Mug1holders of the Country Club Company A Very enthusiastic meeting of the ,Ninth Ward Building ASSOC :RllSSla. Removal of the go, y
' Membershlp Campalgn I State ; their cqhecks ”giraffheffcfimw was held at the Norwailt Country club' Norwalk Zionist society was held last Covington, last night. and killed two merit to Moslcow probably.
' ------ ' ifor February. This money should at Gregory's Point last night, and aHnight in the club rooms of the Unity of the directors and wounded a third.
, ‘ {Ne 0 Gets 8 to 10 ~ NEW YORK. March B.—-'l'he
_- - ‘ .creilsing supply to the allied nations “5- [I i" "“9 "‘3‘ he required "1’“ Roth and George L. Woodward. Leon Golden assisted by A. Kohn and ’ If .vntois today expressed job
WTLL ADJUST during the next sixty days. The meat the P” '0" ”9 certified W" month“ The directors then met and elected Samuel Jaffee. to canvass the notch-T Years For Manslaughter..." their participation in y
' ' saving since lull restrictions were put and "'3‘ “3 "I“ be “"93“" “Chioincers as follows:—- borhood and solicit contributions for;
EXCESS TAXES into etfect has resulted in a reserve month. but ”‘9 “WW” I“ "‘9 Cheek!“ President-David H. Miller. this worthy cause. The Palestine BRIDGEPORT. March 6.—-John Wit-13h? first m which they have M
which assures a supply snflicient to was not due to him. . Vice—President—Hel'he” R. Smith. commission consisting of many prom-gun” the southern negro who whileilowed m vote in this state. ..
It was said that the reason for the Secretary—George 1- WOMWII'G- "10M ’9" "'0‘“ “8"“ and tho Uhl"crnzeii with drink on December 7ithe victories won by the. m
its-messed or have paid a larger amount Continued Oil "“11 Dale. Idelay was that the payroll was Ml ' Treasurer—John W. Oimstead. ' I“! sat" have already started “What terrorized the East Side by shoot- nominated in four districts to m
or internal revenue tax than they be- _ 2 properly signed or that n w“ not . Charles E. I-‘loyt and Edmund E. the Holy Land to proceed with the‘
'one bandit dead and a suspect in cus- against the Germans
v- ' . ‘ -‘
r:$énth:n§°gc;gnm2;cnfig g7“, American Consul Tredwell
lfront for the third member of the Raymond Robins, head of the‘
listing Whlcb held “D 3 meeting 0' “‘9 inancnt Red Cross Commission
r. the latter the chief of police of Coyoieompelthem to go there also.
inner-tat Congressional elections g
ing up his boarding house, a drug cancies caused by resignation»!H
m .stere and' ended by shooting a motor- Democrats regain control at _
'” man on a trolley car. pleaded guilty House of Representatives. m
I" lit, who John J. l'ilsgerald; Williams a. i
en Wil- in the Eighth. snooeodinl l
Jerome l". Donovan, in
gl
marlin.
proved fatal to William Pa
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