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i Whiltt Sing is being held for the
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1anti federal authorities are milking’an
investigation of the Cilinnman's activi-
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Remington. all
makes.
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PLUMBER
WPEWBITER EXCHANGE
REIUILT TVPEWHITERS
“ lion call 1959
091.0 WEATHER
batteryfor any make or
p led'etrany time. .
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Smith. Underwood
other
sold, rcntedfi
Rentals 81 one of the most notorious-(fillnsnleni
‘ per month. Machines l“
sold at 35 per month. r oiliulll into
‘Fairfieid Ave., avidgeport, Conn.
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. edte yourl’ordtor know
dialled. for de-
WHOM. come as mum as his dead ancestors
' m ’sGarage:
also WlLt..:7rn:Ez: m
,I" om. Willard Service Static: court, with the intention ol’ raiding
‘- it "will we“ thoroughly the place and arresting the confed-
ltorage'lluiery expert '1“ crates. it was found, however, that
authoratlve- advice in this
barge, repair- and store bat
orwall had the greatest amount of opium
‘tles in ogre-r cl Les where he is known
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' 3to have lent onsiderable time. it is
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Nationwide Character.
ling before the da is out.
According to the police (lee Sing is y
INJUR ES FATAL
T0 WILTON WOMAN
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the country, having smuggled.
this country time and}
,again from China and while the pol-
lice and custom officials were aware
that he Was carrying on the nefarious;
trade they could not ‘catch Sing With
the goods. He has been arrested sew
:f’ai itimes in New York and searched
at it each instance he was let go
tha
as the police and federal authoriticsl. firz'e$$§$erh::":g; in washing
had nothing on him
' tan
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during his. trips acmss the country. Who is deaf, and'partlall blind hl
ltdtglei‘iillegcd that the Chinaman has cued ohms and done w’ch odd' 10::
.9; op ”in???" :3, 22:50,?ng rigid as he could. as ‘Well as calling for and
1E“ l d d ' 5 w delivering the. laundry. in mid-winter
he “Jung :nfloflcee 93:01:83,513” mi“ their horse~died. ’t and it was only re-
'to Boston dives Sin h dwlwy cently, that they procured the animal.
’that he sometimes magde a: a Imhtted that caused Mrs, Bishop's death.
i a muc as it ‘is supposed that they had receiv-
5,0 0 3 .
[the OdmamlNeek by tile ii (gal ”1° 0' ied good news from their former home
Wa h ,ln Brooklyn, where a number of rela-
Dementia“ 52’: Till; Mfm‘ have tives reside, for Mr. Bishop left for
' that city Sunday morning in the best
it that Sing was in Bridgeport . .
,for the last five months and have been filtngiil'the szlgg a135,): '1?$°’,,3i2
‘wattiibinguhisirorotms fit 3 Walter street place and it was while cleaning out
,cun nus y n it an ay since they '
{traitl Were put on the wary Chinaman'l fligfiibgfcfgiiigrm absence that the
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. Kit'ér Marguerite discovered her
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It as not until yesterday noon, neighbors carried her to the house and
however, when Sing appeared at the - »
,railroad station. carrying the traveling 2:"?3 gési‘ $5.1m iiitsgh‘; ”:2:
bag that Detective Washburn decided
to make the arrest. Taken to police the older daughter, Elizabeth, who at-
headquarters, Sing was given a-
thorough crosscxamlnatlon by Cap-
itain Edward O. Cronan, but Sing be-
nelghbors was not revealed until the
little fourteen-yearold' daughter. Mar-
guerite, ran for help after discovering
ed home about 10:30 o'clock. The-
ladies of the vicinity took turns car-
ing for her until nightfall, .when as
she seemed to be. resting easily, al-
though stlll unconscious, left her with;
her daughters for a short time. ‘
it was when the younger daughter
entered her room that her death was,
discovered. ' .
Mrs. Clinton Q. Van Hoos’e'ar and
other relatives who live nearby made
every effort to locate Mr. Bishop in
;the city, but were not successful on-
till nearly midnight, and he did notl
reach Wilton until early this mommy.
He had not been told that his wife
hadpassed away,‘llnd was completely
prostrated by the blow.
Mrs; Bishop ‘was formerly Miss
Martha J. Paulson, and was born in“
Brooklyn, fortyone years ago. She.
was oi Roman Catholic faith and will
be buried in the Calvary cemetery
there. following the funeral; oi 'Which
complete arrangements have not yet
been completed. ‘
Too much credit cannot be given to
the generous citizens of Wilton, who
hastened to provide every comfort for
the motherless little girls, who werc‘
so suddenly anllcted.
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WASHINGTON. April 12.-Recom-;
inclinations for the closing I] of what,
are More s- trive“. .lnhm ml
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.when questioned about the source of
lthe tremendous supply of opium that
he was carrying.
Look for Drug Cache. .
The police are oi the opinion that"
the opium smugglers have a large.
rumount of the drug in store at some'
ipoint in this city and. a search is
albeing quietly made to find the hat-
,t_tnce of the drugs.
i immediately after the arrest of Sing
Lieutenant Dooley and schral detec-
‘tives went to the. rooms at 9'Wailer
Sing’s confederates had moved and
could not be located. it is expected
that their arrest will follow alwany
time.
All means of egress from the city
hare being watched and any China:
.men that are seen leaving will have
to give a sat:sfactcry answer to the
police before he is allowed-to take
a train out of liridgeport. .
It Is said by the police that Sing
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that was ever‘together atone time
in this otty, The value of the drum
was placed atmore than $3,000. When;
searched at police headquarters yes-y
tartar. Stag was carrying a huge roll
. y 0‘. ill-ll! which therewaa over 87.590
.‘ (tannins alao.haduoo for epaadln
ay, it! said. in hievea -. -t
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loxpected that a'ltlrge amount of con-'
ldrmnatol-y evidence will be fortlfcom‘
.tallon has been captured attain alter ed. A farewell party was being held
tends the Norwaik High school, arriv-l
’ep-cc oi um at the am an. manure public is not interested in an an-:
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Supply This Country.
has put an embargo on the imports
and Cuba. effective on April Ll. it
tArmy and Navy Heads At-t
tend All Conferences of i
the War Board ill England.
‘or' The Associated ’m.—-nepromn
iuihu of the British fighting forcesi
ing of the British War Cabinet. com-l
,municate to the members of the cab-1
tag the war and consult will: their on'
important Questions.
represented by Major General irl
Henry Hughes Wilson, (‘hief of lhe‘
'Admirai.8ir Rosalyn Wemyes. First:
Sea Lord of the Admiralty.
iterates in deciding upon our policies;
land directing Britain's share in the:
Cabinet noI' published for the drill
time in history.
statement of the workings of the in-
ner circles of the British :ou-rnnlent,.
ports as to the progress of the war!
since the preceding day Unless ltl
«sacral questions of pnilrv. it illt-ni =1
proceeds to deal with qutstmns await-3
. tion. it will be the task of the train-
one or more of the ndfilllliF-URHV" de-‘
partnlents. almost all m meetings ale ing shoot to capture the base of sup-
"The majority of the sessions of ”‘0 ‘
series 0! meetingsvbetwoell members:
at the War Cabinet and «ti-oil» le-i HEROEEIN- FRANCE
those departments are discussed and l
conflict between departments are do. 5 three months on a farm after leaving;
telmlned and the general lines of pi'i-llh9 institution. The case was set be-
to . illustration of the general feeling that .
form part of aymnalsleni war plan.
cepted this work as a willing part 01;.»
.the War Cabinet are permitted to their share of public duty. .‘
bring with them to the Cabinet meet?
many or navy it is known that a good
do so when expert opinion is needed
.they had been there and have enlist-l
"in peace times. Minions of the ed. it developed yesterday that two...
British Cabinet Were infrequent but
doubtful cases,'had done tine work in‘
stone in the past yesr."- killed in battle and the other now;““
Iln the hospital badly wounded, had;
AT CAMP DEVENS‘ - it is planned to cultivate something;
--—— .over 200 acres of .the Reformatory;
For lilt‘thf'fif'llntffllu afternoon, the!" the production of {006-
slltilaints at the divisional bayonet
,STANDARD BRUSH .on examination.
this snake. The men Went throulth'
all the regular stunts of charging the. _ GRAPE FRUIT FROM
gets at the conclusion nf'ihclr rush.‘_com, and Clarence E. Jones said to
in the. same manner as they have night that it was probable that the.
first time wearing the mash. employment.
The discomfort of the masks did,
not seem to deter them or slow them the boiler. left ‘he building .at t
up in their dash over the top and the o'clock, and saw no evidence of fire,
a high percentage. also members“ the New Hartford
William MON“! 0‘ 309% a mi‘m‘ Home Guard. sure at a meeting of.
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1 LONDON, April 12 (Correspondencel
'tsa land and sea attend every meet-'3
’inet the latest information concern-i
At these conferences the army is
llmprwial Stal‘. and the navy bl ViceI
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How‘tbe British War Cabinet no,
war is told in the annual repnn of that
“At each meeting.” says this Milt-ial
“the. Cabinet begins by healing rte-E
wishes to confine Its deiihet'...‘tus to:
ing its decision. As these questions
ill the vast majority of raw aiiect 8'1”“ch occupying a strong 9°“
attended by the minister-l and Hair $121} BK": "“u'd‘" “1" b” “”edl"?
chief departmental officials contented. ‘l u ' __ .
War (‘ablllet consist, therefore, ti a REFORMATORY BOYS g
'apollsible for executive union all l‘“
'which questions of policyconcerningi ‘00"!an m Pit. One] i
settled. Question. of’ overlapping or should be asked to agree to servant
icy throughout every branch of tile hd- . fore each boy and it was an agreeable !
ministration coordinated so as _
,the boys up for parole willingly ac-
"Mlnlsters who are not members of.
Although graduates of such lilSlilll-E
lugs experts from their own depart- tions are. not properly aceptahle for.
items or tram elsewhere and often
many. have concealed the fact that;
to decide an important question.
pamlelbreakers reckoned among thei"
under war pressure this has changed. > I
The War ’(‘ablnet has held 3th ses- Franco. ()ne of them was shot and.
' previously been hit and had been oft,
EVENING PARADE iicially commended for bravery. i
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t p a One _ ,lands this season. and the boys who.
Continual 2?. u ) .are not paroled will still be working
=school went over the tap at the ass
sault course of the school wearing, FACTORY DESTROYED:
..__’.__.. ' 510 370? lMPORTiNG
dummies, clearing the trenches until (
finally finishing up by shooting at turn
without wearing gas masks. The men company would not rebuild. This will
made an excellent showing for their put about serenty-ilve hands out of
Michael Taiski. who had charge of
numberbf hits named or scored shoot-'at- that time. Members or the New
ing at the silhouetted targets showed .Hartford fire department, who are
be? 0' "'9 30“ Machine 0“" 3“" the Home Guard when the tire start-i
his fourth escape from the content for Captain 0, Montague Midfield!h
meat. McNiff is a regular Houdini as who will leave Saturdiw for service}
lfar as uuard houses are concerned in the navy. ;
For not only has he been classed as The Greenwoods Company. whose;
‘asbsent without leave, but when plac- plant .1, located directly across the!a
ed in the anal-d house line made his river from the Standard Brush'Plant,i
lescave from camp.' He was all!“0 had streams playing on the roof to:
bended this lime in Salem by the P0“ prevent the sparks from starting thcl
ice of that town and a soldier was plant ablaze. i
,sent [to b‘rilntg him bags). Heagill be‘ I
s .-t e r c .
fit-“will". 3.13"}... hit. on? n... PUBFlgg Eighth T0 l
BUY AT BARGAIN " being in this countrY.
' ‘ As a stdellght to this sell
is the question which is disconcertitlz
the men of the camp at present. it
‘ vertises freel ln‘federal government it was said that
When “ man ad y the importation embargo might pos-
loss. it was added that the grape
fruit grown in F'crida and California
lwould undoubtedly be sufllctent to
meet,
lclpal world market for the product
on of the
so,happened that an order has been
islled here to swat the. fly. The or-
der tells the men to kill oil!) allmtlhel h it how that he has
adult flies and- so event ree it. t. e neWspapers, ,s s
But when the men gt: a lly they do confidence in his goods. lie believeai-slbly have been inspired Engine:
not know whether to kill it .or not in them through and through. He,“ .the sugar shorlaxeuglel of rape
because they cannottell whether the is willing to back that faith with thcvplsce of the large on? bets en ghere
said bacteria transport. is a deadly money spent in advertising. He feels fruit normally carrte we
‘adult fly or merely‘a poor little innmaure that it the public only knows and Cuba extra cargoes 0‘ 5‘18” ii
cent baby ti . ', about. his oneri-ngs, they will mant'would be carried. it may be Dossi-
Fly traps.yiiy paper and fly swnt' “1ch g . pthle, it was also said.I that the gov:
lots will be used fir great quantities . The man who does 'not advertise ernment intends to re case some «in
to aid the ruthless warfare on theme“ that confidence. sometlmeamagc for use in war work by stopping
M- Captive. adult tiles it is reported this is because. in his heart he does the importation of the grape 'fruit.
are giving their Wronlt ages when not feel that he has anything any lConsiderable American capital ts in-
questioned by their, captors. bétter than anyone else. And some-{Vested in Cuba and Ports Rican grave
One thousand'pounda'tlf dynamite times he feels or claims to feel. that fruit plantations and the belief was
will be’ used here. it is reported. un-l the public would not read his notice expressed that the greater part of the
idol Charge of Colonel Perry {Or ille'por be interested in it. even if his present seasons crop will be a com-
making of realistic shell .holes at the mmuon were good. piete waste, as no other market than
grenade field! N the divisional Who‘ll-E This last supposition is coneray to that in this country is available at
Small portions 0! dmmite will be all human nature. You place a his present. .
placed in the. ground and explodedsctougly browned doughnut before a ___.. ...__.l____
in this way holes will be formed slur bunny boy. Would he turn away ELSOLDIEB TELL. .
liar 12:0 ‘those made by' glfiahpioflfiugindlflesegt? {dot until boy nature is. cortoun Hill-ED
of eis on the waste 0 o- ‘ 0 very i eren. . .
Man's Land." The making 0:! iMlle“; The public is as “if“ ,flor changys MO. 6; LVNCHER‘
ill-this way rather than by :8 Miler values as t e unim’
not only “"9 lime. but produce! a fur gadonghnut. Bargain hunting
shell hole nearer a facsimile of the,” second nature. mm even more so
shall iholu on the battlefields of now than formerly. The cost of liv-
- f ‘. .ing has made it. necessary for every-
Fouowinfi the three fires in a shartmng “ gt "um. “lay Sal/“Ill
' . tails of Prayer Hanging
ville-miner and tormer member oi the
. ' United Stntca arm. told a coroner!
has been . issued oautlonirlg men Went tellina them where it can
aseimt the dense" of 1mm fires. linen money. this denies one of tho jury here yesterday that he was the
call mlm for extra firemen "0“th fundamental characteristics of mo" of up, mob "ugh mt Friday
H.Kriege ,
CLOTHING. ”
Cloaks, Tailored Suits, Boy’s
Millinery,
- Skirts, Rain Coats. Shoes
‘ for Men, Women, Boys and
on the easy payment
'sut California and Florida ci-op'o Will
5 Although the federal gorernamnt;
tion of grape fruit from Porto Rico
is not thought that a scarcity oi iiiisl
pro-eminently American relish will re.~ ‘
suit (his summer. it was said at theflhomag J_ Catnpbell of Xew York,
once of P. Perry I: Sons, wholesale-jg
grocers, yesterday. that the move was:
probably tirade in order to protect the
ome—grown grape fruit. which cannot' .
Ie raised as cheaply as it can in Porto Sidney and perjury. it was char-gm
.Rlco and Cuba. Large quantities of that he with a man muted Triple".
'grspe fruit are now grown in Florida conspire
nd California and if widespread im-
portations from American possessions;
took place the American grown pro.
duct I'would probably be sold at a list is the mall
the normal demand. Very little ,
lgrape fruit. it used -n Europe. the prin-- about a year and a half ago ‘all! sen-
nlgel, 2s, cats to liave lured All Da-
COLIJNSVILLB. ill. April 11.——Jo—
scph Rigel. 28 years old, a Collins-
Knickers
Kay’ser Silk Stockings l
W are: 32.1" ‘
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Waisis',‘i
milies from head to
plan.
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tion for success. The merchant who SUPREME COURT TO
advertises is the confident merchant.
‘who knows he has a good thing, andf
is sure the public will think so, too
HEAR 35 APPEALS
.' Man Convicted of Manslaughter and
One ofCenapiracy Will Seek
New Trials.
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The April r'npr- me
CUBA AND PORTO RiCO;Couri of- Errors opened here ycrler
iday with 22 New lin"cn county and i1
’Falrileld county cases listed. The
New Haven county cases were the first
on the docket and will probably tone
up the remainder of the Week tor i-lrtl"
lug. ._ _ -
The case of chief interest in the. New
Haven county list is the appeal of
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min a sentence of lovygrs'il the
state prison on his conviction in the
New Haven Superior court., at long
it agalnnt' Mrs. Tripleti in iii-
vorce proceedings. ,
The first case on thal‘airiieldcounty
‘ pit of 'Willlain F, Fair.
formerly of Darien for a new trial on
the charge that he murdered~bis wire.
'r
' e was convicted of manslaughter
itenced to from eight to ten years in
jpris'on. It is unders by court at-
; inches, however, that the' motion mil
3 not be pressed. ‘3‘
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WATERBURV RENTS
HARTFORD. April 12,—The-Comlrc.
cut State Council of Defense has; up.
Ivitcd certain officials of the city of
! Waterbury and others to confer uli ll
9" at an executive session to be flr‘itl
,Monday afternoon, April iii. At ”114
Q conference, discussion of the ragga; v-f
jibe special commission appointed ‘0}
fGoverncr Marcus H. Holcomb to in-
,vestigate the Waterbury rent» situa-
:Hofi will be continued from the last
'mectlng of the Council. The atheists
ldnvited are the mayor. the health oiiiv
‘,cer', and the prosecuting attorney.» of
iWaterbury. the New Haremhealth of-
: ficer and Dr. .l. 1‘. Black. stain Mufti:
; commissioner.
Any Store
. 0r Stock of Merchandise ,
‘Bought for Cash
Address ll. care Scuttle!
Fellow: nor am“
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the several compactors: also heisliltnman nature. it alaotiallorea the llv- morning banned Robert E Prater. an , , ‘
amnied by Fire ChiehlleAree. Do‘ in; conditions caipting at this period. only alien. neuritis to m. m, m g m ,‘
talla of call firemen willo- appoint-d Any kind 0! mlm IWI 1‘. ”mu“. mu", . 13.1, up, ,
to anawercalla at. .. areas. .
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