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. mvmry m'tlvrr, immuni-
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3 i pull-21.; a Hint at mirriud mu» v'iz'nirl: ovu‘
i ~--:;' ~., “J.“‘M "-Hzlj». triu—‘t 3min" in My rc-
* Sil;)..-;;;~ fli'Yln' thr- itr'nluv of bin "'i” and :lil
mi'mr ChlltliI-Vl. l!’ t‘u» amtttbixwd in-
«l; "Krill! ' of inn-banal .mtl with minced $5,-
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The powers. ' ‘0 O I-
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.;:-,.'.~:- the qc-i .
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;“~5"{r_"; Attorney William A. Griffin. Jr.. filed
“" a divorce suit. yesterday. in behalf of
ff?“ Mrs. Katherine M. Nash angina: her
7? husband. Frank E. Nash, on the
”'1’" mound of tlosertion. .'
Mrs. Nash. x'ormorly Miss Kitty WP.-
liamson, is well known throughout the
city. After their marriage In Septem-
ber. 1907, Mr. and Mrs. Nash took up
their residence in this city.
Mr. Nash left NorWlek more than
:hrce years ago, for reasons unknown,
:‘ml his present whereabouts are a
nusstery. The couple have one child.
Frlen Frances.
. The divorce suit is returnable on the
first Tuesday of 'March._1920. to the
Superior court of Fairfield county.
HIBERNIAN NlfiHT
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11.. South
Eire com-
iicus ones as to cause? surprise even
to the committee.
Hibernian Night, and the bazaar was
very largely attended hv vb" "i
nian friends of the Knights of Colum-
bus as well,as the general public. To-
' night is the last night and is ladle-9'
night. In the few days proceeding
'l..cnj.. it is natural that many events
‘should have been scheduled and a
arr-:1: many people who had planned
to attend the other Occasions have
evidenced their intentions of giving
their moral and financial'assistance
to the _Knights of Columbus boys on
ithis the last evening.
The purposes of this bazaar are
e such as to.appeal to the public, name
gly, provisions for an Titiractive home
if” the boys of the Knights of Colour
bus. may of whom have joined our
order since the close of the war. Cath-
olic Union Council has always prided
_itself to the coziness of its home, and
toutsidg of the liquidation of: small
debt when improvements Were made
a few years ago, the balance is to go
for borne and improvement purposes.
74mg will be the‘ last time for‘a
good dance before lantern! the manic
has been excellent. Canvass”: are
fast making returns and when the bell
isounds for the close this even! "
.there will be many eager persons
inwaitlng announcement of them
icessfnl dances on thy my Mind
£51m; an exhibition gather booths. .,
mention: . '
. :ANNEXATION or. «a -
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'wr'uriation, of.
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‘ >zate to ratify, .. .
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mil tre:x.<~‘ limfi evening of the K. of C. Bazaar
b“?- flOUI" in assembly hall so exceeds the DTP‘
Last evening was -
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‘ IN ', BROOKLYN
Daughter of a Special Police-f
man Runs Away From
Home and Gets Into Dilli—
culties '
wutsuuuu
Fflll utununtuv
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lirl Refuses to- Admit Iden-
imnrning. Major Mcllurtry's right arm:
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tity But Her Name Is
Learned Through Chief
Pennington
lie-n9 Buglifls. 1'? your.“ u'tl. (laugh—
to." M Sum~mu21wmrv Poltccman Ste-
phen naviiss‘. of Lexington avenue. is
n- in hcltt'm the police 01‘ llrooklyn.
x‘ ' . ... ~Mn‘i xvi-ll fm' grand larceus'.‘
.‘alisa llayliss left Norwalk some time
dill) to iiw with relatives in Stamford.
Frm that city she disappeared, sev~
.
t-ml months ago. Police circulars
” are :ggnt broadcast throughout lite
country: in an effort to lorate h'.'.
without results .
Lam week Chief of Police Willlafn TL,
Pennington was advised by Brooklyn
authorities that a. girl, believed to
have come from this; city was under
most (mt-o. I: m mod than»
prisoner was Miss Boylisn. although
she refused to reveal her identity and
this afternoon Chief Pennington re-
ceived a. telephone coll confirming ti:-
belief.
Details of the girl's arrest have not
yet Ewen received by the police here.
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lchurch the services will be as follows: i
$7.30 a. in. Holy Communion: 10ml) 3.3
‘ 5m. Morning Prayer. Litany and Pew;
Kilt-[i HENRY?
Eighteen representatives of the ex-
ccutivc and selling force of the R 6‘;
G. Corset Company. Inc.. ymterdav
paid a visit to the model plant of the
R. & 0. Company on’ Ann street. At
noon they lunchcd at the Country
club. where a typically attractive club
luncheon was served under the an»
tion of Stewart Henderson.‘ g
A trifling circumstance. such as;
country roads blocked wlth gnaw and
inaccessible to traffic. mattered not to
the guests. who. all aglow- with pride
in the local factory. piled into a. bug.
old-fashioned sleigh with the bottom
thereof strawcovcrerl in acrordanco
Xvith tradition. and were whisked to
the Country Club. _ . .
The names of the zuests. With their
home addresses, follow: P. L. Mt;
.E‘Vl'hcn'y. De!
kson. Mich; l
Ross Heb;
Curdy. Chicago: J
Moines: NKQ. Yocurn. Jae
W. W. Bcierlein, Chicago; .
ChiciEo; A. H. Shorr. (chazo; Her-s
herf. nussak. Chicago; c. .J. Brennan,
Chicago; Monroe Stern. “1°33
George H. leby, Chicago: 0. litany ;
19, San Francisco: G. W. Lou- n,
San Francisco; Charles W. Thomas.
San Francisco; Ben Cohen. San ‘an-
cisco; Frank 0001:. New York; .3":
Dichlns', Boston: C. G. Chambers. C .
‘ and Milton Marks. New York.
' uncheon. yesterdnY.
New? York on the
cago ,
130110me the l
the guest‘s, left for
“3:17 train, w .
over an hour late. Lust night they.
attended a dinner dance. :
This‘ mornf
‘ference’s will
and the Corset
will be held in
be held ,in New York.
:Manufactmrs’ dinner
are Commodore Hotel
'3: 7 o'clock.
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oncmmnmoss p.
by the; street. W1 _ to We
in of“! possible you! ll: dlficaltia,
rimming u ‘
WINE “mail flfilil
Single Handed He Slew Two
r. Gunmen in Greenwich
Major Alden J. McMurtry. a mild
mannered. middle aged little Qanwith
iron gray hair and a gentle mice. de~
scribed in matter of fact tonesrto Cor-
oner John J- Phclnn. a: Gm’enwicb.
yesterday. how he had mush! 'aml
slrln two gunni in in the Win-9 geilgr of
Mm. Eliza (i. :‘Zorris' summcr’cotfage.
at Sound Beach. Conn, cart-1 Sunday
hung limply at hi=
of a bullet wound.
"lodidn’t shoot to kill until I saw
<idr from tine effects
Ythcy meant to kill m: it tha'y could,“
he said. “Addison intent: and Palm
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lENTEN mull:
srnvnuguunw
Lent, the annual l0l")‘~¢12_\' period of
Ruling Md :trirt adherence nothings
religious. Marts tomorrow. Ash Work
nesday.
The opening of Lenten-tide will be
obacncd in many .oi the
Ash “'cdncsdny mass will be hill to
morrot, M’S o‘clock. in St. Juan's
church. and services will bc held at
7:30 o'clock in the evening. ‘
in St. Mary's church marsh turbo
toes in the evening at 7:36 o’czadt.
Lunar and Holy Communism
'Tomormw is Ash W‘ednesday. the
“th day of Lent. At St. Paul's
itential Service; 8:00
Prayer and sermon. I
The rector of the parish urged his
people on Sunday to an old-fashioned
l.enf.ln which Church members should
practice abstinence in the old way for
tho sake of sclfdiscipline first of nil.
p. 111., Evening
and then {or the giving of their saw;
lugs to help along good works.
A number of leaflets have, been pre-
pared for the use of the people, set-
ting forth the objects ofLenths helps,
its opportunities. its results, etc, and
a folder on personal service on the
back of which is printed a list of all
the services for Lent. - .
All people are invited to make them-
selves at home at the eimplé Lent ser-
vices, which are for the encourage—
ment of prayer. penitonce and spirit-
ual betterment.
St. Paul's 'Church is open all dav
evorv day for privuze prayer and m
itation.
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sunrcuttmmur
unit mum
The collection of garbage ‘Qnd astr
es will be resumed, tomorrow. by" the
street department under the mOst ad-
- verse conditions ifiisiuble. Breanne
of the tremendous problem faced by
the collectors in getting through the
snow-maimed streets; residents are
asked by Street Commissioner Henry
hich was only a. ““19 R. Minor to cooperate with the do.
portment in every our possible.
Material assistance 1w be rend '
ng and afternoon .con- ed the collectors. it Wider: our 7
place their communal” and
ashesonthesnombonkathItuepfl-
edinthe‘guttemrnflm hang the
sidexalks, as the momma been. ,
Special ’3”th
mfluflm riding“ with
Chm £135. 1
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Makes Decided Hit-Some"
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commune
‘ ERBWBSHYHUUS
Edna Howard. Leo Wil-.
' liams and John McKnight
in Leading Roles
Son‘rlhing 'cntirely din’rrcnt" from
tho ur-ual run of amateur producticns.
was "0 llma San." the Japamsc oper—
:etta. ph‘svnlt‘d in Hoyi's Theatre, ins!
inlghl. before a. capacity house. under
the “spices of Court LaurcL
Daughters of Candle.
No. 163.
Tnncful lyrics by Edith‘M. Burrows
and lilting music by Edward Johnna“.
creditably. rcndcrsd by the
capable
. principals and a well-trained Chorus.
m 7 o'clock and 3 o'clock, v “.3 nerv- made the perform..nce one of the beef
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will by?!“ on either the
Menstrual or
'mlfulitlilfin ‘
cumulus
autumn
The Hartford Lunch Company has
purchnsed the Davenport Block. North
BUICK
.Mnln street. The two stores on the
street level are occupied at present:
by Richard Noack, jeweler, and James;
Smith, dyer.
meats are On the second floor-
the hall
Sevem llvlnz spa rt-
and
on the top floor is used by
societies and lodges for meetinglpur-
poses.
It was announced by the Hmford : in the World W'ar will take 918,0
Lunch Company this morning that it ‘ Sunday afternoon. “'ashzngtons
Eur trauma
lull utuw ESEAPE
Fire Discovered in the Wall;
Back of the Heater . ._ i
The Keclcr block. in fi'anlwmn
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.street, came very near being fee tncencl
1M3 serious fire loss this morning, but:
inromm Work on the part of Chief Err.
jgincex Goot‘rc \Y. Bogardus and. 1x20
assistants saved the structure. . =
About ll o'clock Dr. “'illiam 1..
iced smoke comin: out nt"
(.1 in the (Jacob! Dr. Frank
1B. Hoyt it was ten that quite a voh
time of smoke was cominc up. D12:
Z\loorc tPlephOne-d to‘Chicf Bonan‘ur
53nd 3 quick response was made. A,
'hole was made in the floor. but no:
den of a fire could be found. The 111-.
vestizatorc then went down statrs_io
Mr chlcr‘s shoe store. but no Sign.
701’ fire rould be found there. The rel-V
}ar was non visited. and after cou-
iéidel’nble trouble 3 hole was found in
the cellar wall bark of the heater. nnd
\ in this a 200d sized blarc was bur'tunlr.t
The mortar and brick had fallen delta.
.lmv'mz a direct communication Vila
flue furnace fine. The fire bod burn:
cnmplotrlv through the rafterv in "f
wall. and it took about lulf an hour:
work to extinzuish the blaze.
the floor an
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mum ill $48 .
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the mum. at 7:45 odouh. warren the- interesting «or; most interest trim “ ‘ a“ g "s mom.
penitential office. {uncured by u we; lterday afiemwnée e M $48 in a;
"1%th Wednesday serv’ccs win be? (Continued on Page Pour). {awyedtreet géiidmefiamdm’ to the!
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dichlhat Tzis‘o‘cJocsk. tomorrow night,l 6200’)“: told! “fie gonilecfedafiigigzildin f
m -. rist .:.p.acupal church. l Smith sax e
o'clock. Two uni I
blocked his way in the;
l.a'l. One of them challenged: »
”You‘ve got a sun 0: you?“ grog:
‘ dignmtly denied 6 m on _r ,
grim-.1112 young men {risked Smith”
outer-ding to search for the zsupposit-V
mus gun, renewing him of in: money
rmll instcind. Detective Sergeant.
Thomas Hunt is investigating. ,
‘llCl‘tly after 6
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The first public observance held int
lNorwalk in honor of lhe.-501dlt‘l' gong.
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was not. planned tense the new build. fday. in the Palace Theatre.
in: for restaurant locations
ct this
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“ WATERBUM. Feb. '1?.—»Jo:c;\li
Pemanlt m“ 6‘? East lube-pig street. ul-
leged proprietor at the whisky [sand ldnri“ the '5"-
tnctnring still. confiscated by the local’;
police at 151 Bank meet, in the heart ;
of the business
day fined $290
Heal-nth in ~the city 001111.,
John F.
ct, was yester-
3 costs by Judge
The chm: against hing before the
local court was keeping liquor out
.‘ chairman.
t the next of
The meeting will be under the an»
lspires 0: Frank C. Godfrey Post, 5m
lam-an chion. and the bubhc 9‘ nor
install: and Vfllton an? cordially ixtvztou
'to mtend. .
' Principal among the natures of the
:lntcrrsting progmm prepared for the
unfair. by the Agrarian!) Legion com-
mittee. of which Alfred B. Cutblll is
nu he the presentation to
kin of French Govengngr’xt
’Mcinofi s, issued in the norm: e
aeoldicrsaiami callous of America who
idied in the military and naval serrlcc
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intent to sell. Prohibition Enmrce-
mcnt Agent or- . Connecticut.
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The following. (mm the Interaction».
R wum v u Holder-3’ Journal." for Pam, ace-5
7 ' - j " scribes. in detail, the case;
i ' V prom” t by the Roma Works.
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Mills IS NOT
AN UllMAllJM
President. Wilson Explains
His Memorandum Con-
cerning the Adriatic Set-
‘ tlcmcnt
Attllitliifismu
us N____tmtut
British, French and Italian
Premiers Responsible for
the Situation
“'ASHlNGTON. Fcb. 17 -Prcsfdcnt
“'ilson in his "memorandum' to the
a
'allies concerning their proposed Adri-
atic settlement. informed them that
the United States might have to con-
sider withdrawing the Treaty of Yer-
‘3aillcs from the Senate it the allies
went 'nhrad with their plan; without
the consent of the United States.
This statement was made officially
here today. with the further state
ment that the American position was
outlined not in the nature of a threat.
but as a statement ol 3 attuntzon‘
cruted‘notbyonactofthe Amari-
un muffin bran watt). «
new, M on item M”
1”“ would place the United “to.
in the position, if it were a party I.
the (may of Versailles. of subscribing
through the pact to rights of BOVel'b
elgan and other agreements to which
it was opposed.
OEcials characterized as an t‘ab-
solute falsehood" the statement “of
“Portions" in the Echo de Paris thnt.
the postscript at Mr. Wilson's memor-
andpm from which the note was
drawn up contained such a threat.
It was said that the president's mw
sage to the allies W38 not an ultimo.
tum; that it was in the fol“!!! 0ft:
“memorandum" containinz eight or
ten-lines and that it set forth that th-
Lnited States :ould stand on the
agreement to w ich it was a
when the president was in Furious:
der .‘his agreement the United State-
was, to be one of the five nations to
police the Adriatic.
Preside' m Wilson discussed the
Adriatic question with Secretary Tn-
)multy today. and he left to the dtscro»
tion of Acting Secretary Polk the
question of whether the State Detnflw
men: should moire a public stalfiuent
of America's position.
JOSEPH CR!LLEY.
W'INSTED. Conn, Feb. Iii—Joseph
Crllley. supervisor of the Western di-
vision of the Central New Raglan!
Railroad. died at his home {‘11 Pine
Plains, N. Y., yeslerday fiflulfiy I
Victim of the recent bhmrd' . A week
agd while out with smvrploughjm'n
be contracted a cold cnd vacuum
developed. He was born in Vitrified.
fifty-three years ago. He is 4mm
by three brothers John. of Morris
Heights, N. Y.; James and We of
New York, and Islam. ‘\
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REVIEWS lllfill INJUN
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executive bard.
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