New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 29, 1916, Page 11

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1916. B G T e R L O s AR esdlon Son RICHTER & CO. “Under the present circumstances, Orrin D. Buell. AGAINST ATTAEKS therefore, the reasons on account of Orrin D- Buell for many years con- | i '[fORD ONEPRILE ,lo (0 R hnwu:;z ms;v ymmsmw gxnml).(kcgigci;l e ; ep! y E. W. Eddy. New Nat. Ba 3 which armed merchantmen were ad- | nected with, the Ward Laundry and mitted on the same basis as peaceful | ... "1 the Union Laundry 1n this | Ex-Senator Says Under No Circum- 114116 ASYLUM ST. S R trading ships exist no longer. Fur- | 13! i o HARTFORD, thermore, it is a recognized principle | City, died yesterday in the Idson | stance Will He Be a Candi- ot N 25 h d []N MERGHANTMEN ¢f international law that when the | House, Plantsville, after an illness of It Suits For Stout Women a Specialty. SIS American Har ware reason for the existence of a law [three days of pneumonia. He was 67 | Gonte Taisaall R gomses the laww fleelt 1n abolishied. In [years of age,. Oa retiing fsom the | Sensior Georse M. Tamders th E 100 shs Stanley Works the present case this means that the | laundry business, Br. Buell took afternoon authorized the Ferald to A l ESSON lN (Continued From First Page.) non-admission of armed mercl}i\nl- i and has been | positively deny that he will be a i c men does not imply a change of in- | employed in capacity in Plants- | candidate for governor this fall on 100 h L d E‘ &_ Cl ! Lansing - The delay was De- [ternational law, made by a one-sided | ville for several vearr]s.m'\ tfi:d:;é:rgfmxm-gm»kez? Henato:*d Lan- ECONOMY FOR e s ers, rary an Lieved to be due to conditions resulting | Geclaration of one or some few of the He leaves a brother who resides in | ders is in New York and his denial from the war. ¥ concerned, but is simply the | Readsville, Wis, and two nephews, | came by telegraph. That her was be- “ Congress Reassured. Hfml cation of recognized principles | Jonn A. and Harry Hart of this city. { ing considered as a likely candidate MEN R of international law. The funeral will take place tomorrow | by party leaders all over state was o7 FEEE R (ot A % afternoon in the Oa i1 1, | announced from Bridgeport several ¥ i Loiicen Sxueetto contonith o Southington e | a0 when o diseveeton " atess | Who Want o Dress Well and Save FINANCIAL Secretary Lansing today to learn the A - 3 : = < : : M A NE vv S SRt Gituol e ool SCOTT SITS WITH CABINET. = over the threut(;n‘ed resignation of Mone & Ben : 2 State Chairman Fitzgerald. for the benefit of Senators, in view Washington, Feb. 29.—Major Gen. Mrs. Emeline Clay. v 5 N S i = e Clay. At that time it was stated that ex- atty uits — = of the recent attempts to get legis- | Hugh I. Scott, secretary of war ad M o 5 = = = g hED 1 Mrs. Emelin Hdow g mas J. Spellacy art- Jative action warning . Americans | interim attended today's cabinet meet- Emeline Clay, widow of Wil- | Senator Tho Dellecy of flart s ] Fari i d today L liam Clay, dted today : 1 ford was regarded as the legitimate ‘N igainst traveling on armed merchant- | ing and the White House historians Vs O gL eI MO Sl Mr. Fi r d 0 . men of belligerents said 1t was the first time since the (158 Beaver street of illness incident | SUCSSSOr of A A;i“g;)]gl'm{f s an vercoats HARDWARE ANN The nature of Germany's reply as|Civil War that an army officer had| to 0ld age. The deceased was about ghairm'\n of the statf: c.encr’:l " co i 3 published today seemed to have a [Sat at the cabinet table. 85 years of age and leaves relatives in | mittee would be in a position to "‘v"l Dividend of § 1-2 wer @ Teassuring effect in congress. W > this city. She was a native of Shef- | further Mr. Landers' candidacy for ays Chairman Flood of the house for- fleld, England- The funeral will be | governor and Darty leaders erc Payable April 1 Ordercd—Direct cign affairs committee, said the diplo- held Thursday afternoon at 2 sayi ¢ Bri (] e < at 2 o’clock | quoted as saving that the New Brit- and Officers Re- 2 matic situation scems fo be in a very VERI]UN S R [i E from her late residence and the re- | ain man could have the nomination e satisfactory condition I l mains will b taken to Southington | by merely saying he would run. S o e R The annual meeting of the st i e TG for burial, = s i | liree | 1olaers of the American Hardy Berlin, ;»;:’,, '_',\._ s : m "\",',L ,‘n,n STILL UNI]ER WAY Fred M. Slater. “POLICIES OF U. S. THE SUITS include some of the Gfllfls OI me 0 ¢ 0 T Corporation was held this afternd veb. 29, 12:10 p, " The Sciated Fred Martin Sic L | Slickest sarsas S sl Py f . the offices of t & F. O Feb. 29, 12:10 p. m.—The Associated ; red Martin Slater, the 2 years oid listickost £ snt oYomacla at lany POIH[S n Many S[OGkS | Division on Park street. T¥ 3- I Press is informed by Germany’s lead- son of David Slater of 480 A TATING” IGHT |wher T : 3 E 2. Arch street, ] L | where near this price. They're right " B i i ing statesmen that the new rule of sl IRRI KNIG | T dividend o 1/1-3 per ol submarine warfare, which was an- died late yesterday afternoon. The e in quality style and wear—Suits any ] Gered, payable on April 1. The bg nounced in the German memorandiim funeral was held this afternoon at § | man or young man would be proud New York, Feb. 29—Wall St. of vhrf'(t.or,\ were re-elected ond) o’clock and burial was in At Close of War Other Countries May | to wear. 10:30 a. m.—To the more moderate [same officers of the past vear rgarding the future treatment of Fairvisw 1 ; icars armed merchantmen, will positively e 1 A cemetery. . " ) HE. OVERCOAT o Lo view adopted by Germany in con-|chosen at a subsequent meeting o be put in effect at midnight of tomor- Decide They Conflict With Their T RLO ranl cmmart | 0 L ey ubiatine. Gollty Ldiesetes Son Sl saena (Continued From First Page.) R e ey vles, black and oxford in the semi- | [0 0 i1 teq the pronounced im- At that time tae period of warning B e 4 Mrs. Mary M, Melion, e Admira] Says. fitted, Chesterfield and loose box ef- | provement shown at the opening of Bristol Brass Annual, fog neutrals giving them opportunity | 2o I ine ess and less effect and are The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Washington, Feb. 29.—The United | fects. Some full lined—others quar- | today's trading on the stock e At press time the hoard of direel toaavize thelr nationals not to travel | 0508 Gelivered with diminlshed ener- | M. Mellon was held this atiers | sioie maintaining more policies ir- | ter lined. These coats have real class | chanse. ~Barly gains of one 1o &l- )./ the Bristol Brass company m armed merchantmen, will expire. | &5 It 15 expected, however, that they | from her late home on Park Terrace. | ritating to other countries than any : i most three points were scored DY |jorted thatsthey had made HaSll For several days there has been | il Perenewed again today butat new | services were conducted by Rew.| other nation in the w & Rear ad. | —ond just think of the price. numerous specialties and cODDErS, 3% | cress at their annual meeting, . O points. The fact that the battle is > & othet, nat Word, ncani -well as by representatives issues, in-lor the members stated that Mg more than a possibility that Germany Earle B. Cross, pastor of th ; <ni i ; sk : Fer 3 e st | miral Knight, president of the Navy Sttt “a - at the last moment might make a e el churen -l i | Sl e e S L e siiding gHewl ork R e 20 Do action had been SN despair of making a real impression roposa he effect that s ¢ ce dian Pacific and Reading. The lai- | parding aividends, proposal to the effect that she would : metery. qr.mmmeedu:qay,‘;n support of his | i v ftems s again the most impressive s i L on the French defense. i recommendation that no time be lost )’z a adding almost two points to A ,I‘FO I ~ i Y 2 : HAR' RD STOCK now shifting is taken as a sign that the German general staff has begun to discontinue practices of reprisal and sink no ercha ips—freighters 5 Sdi 5 ow v-n»n:\m“- iner: m‘p |hl:’.¢ th"r: 3] = Mrs. Eliz in building the strongest navy in the yesterday’'s smart advance. Petrol- 0K 6 Ole rumel r e ation ana || i Malos Noweso shwatoed || R S & Seemis TREED ) (Tl R e s [ | e and other Meican shares par- EXCHANGE REPQ Wfing (e crow in’a Dlace 0tisafely, || ‘I fonshtiainns the bestaning orithe | m o s eemvlceal tor itne I te M [ivine and i control ithef Paname: Ganall| o oaticl Gtima o B oraniin ticipated variably in the rise. Anglo- i £ 01d. dtyle of naval Nariiia | var i e R maRi e i ”Ll ann Steele were conducted at | maintain an open door in China and street is recovering from an attack of | prench bonds, one of yesterda dis- S i ty ava e o B s re er late residence, 435 Farmington | enforce Asiatic exclusion, he said, the | double pneumonia, bi features, also hardened. Hartford Stock Exchange quod allies would remove armament from |to Paris and who was present at the |avenue, this afternoon at 3.30 o’clock | fleet should be equal to or sreater it N 1 e e Ities developed n- | tons, furnished by Richter & €4 e Hi o Eng- | fighti T o Flss 3 clock | fleet 2 r greate A marriage license has been issued Close—Specialties i s b merchantmen. It was thought Eng- | fighting at Ornes. T saw the shambles | by Ttev, b, 5. coor AT i e e S e to Frank Stotzer of Newington and | creased weakness in the final hour, de- | members of the New York Stegic land might accept this proposal or that [at Suippes and Souain. They were | were imters SR tHe United States and other neutrals { nothing to what I saw last week. The d in Fairview cemeters Other world events, the admiral de- | Miss Laura Nolan of Elmwood. pressing the entire list. The closing M“f’:‘m g:m{es&wgfnl y E. W, Bddi 3 | would be convinced if England re-|enemy advanced and we retired un- T — clared, made it seem possible that at | The Stanley Svea Grain and Coal | was heavy. fuged that she had no intention of | der orders, but we killed them by the ARK ESTIM the close of the European War various | .ompan. s brought suit through Manufacturing Companie discontinuing the use of armament for | dozens. It was so terrible that I, b5 S foreign powers, believing that these | sttorney (. . Mitchell against| New York Stcck Exchange quota- | Adams Express Co .130 offensive purposes. This might possi- | who have watched my comrades fall | $2:900 Asked ¥or Stanley ‘Quarter— | American policies conflict with thelr | geverio Napolitano of Beaver street | dons furnished by Richter & Co. [ Actna Nut (o bly have given President Wilson |around me almost with indifference, Walnut Hill $9,500 Interests, might declare they would (o foreclose a judgment lien. members of the New York Stock EX- | Am Brass Co proof that armament on merchantmen | shudder as my memory recalls those Pt Dot lonser acoept them, e declined | § aucus Carleon has sold o J change. Represented by E. W. WAdy. | Am Hosiery Co was not used purely for defense and | scenes. ommissioners | to discuss the considerations other | cyrison” land ama. bulines oo Fast Feb. 1916} Am Hardware Co {hus enable the president fo reconcile | *As their battalions advanced upon | hdve compiled their estimates for the | than avowed national policies that | creet, s ; High Low Close | Am Silver Co the two conflicting viewpoints regard- | us they were in serred masses, by files | year. For the development of {he | Moved him to believe the peace of the Allis Chalmers ... 28 Am Thread Co pfd i€ the impropricty of merchantmen |lof twenty.. The ahrapmel from our |new Stanley Quarter pags sty nation was in peril from outside Am Beet Sugar .. ; & | Billings & Spencer Co carrying armament and the possibility | seventy-five millimetre guns and the 2,500 e S e oAk and! thatl ihaiperi il wast Erowing R i e s e e e kel Golah VIR 91 2 Bristol ass Co of the United States altering the es- [ projectiles from our heavy artillery S C;fc"suf oo estimates f0r this | as the end of the war abroad grows SN 7 5 - Am Car & Fdy Co. | Broad Brook Co ; tablished law of nations. TelSamons/ it mEnd Byou feotldseallicant ofyu g et ecte U fatalicontiliiica ver A N R e s 28% 3 % | The Edward Balf Co Publication of President Wilson's|the great gaps, as if a mower had et or Walnut Hill park it is he City Coal & Wood company | Am can ...... A Cs, Lekwd & Brnd Co letter to Senator Stone, however. ap- [ passed with a seythe. Then high ex- | & d that 39,500 is needed butan filed a mechanic's lien foc|am Toc Collins Co rently convinced Germany's leading | plosive shells which burst on contact "{’””'“‘"‘0” of only $6,750 is re- against property of Joseph, | Am gmelting .. 99 9 9 | Colts Arms Co statesmen that no assistance was to be [ fell and limbs shot into the air. We | d1Ired as there is an unexpendea nal- and Sebastiano Stella on | Ay Sugar .. .. : ’ . eie Tk Ob expected from Washington ending | were so close that pieces of their torn | 21¢¢ Of $500 for lights on the summit, shington street. Am Tobacco . .....19 2 192% | Gfn-Nbgr Tob Co pfd the present anomalous situation re-|flesh fell among us. FEventually it |t Erwin fund furnishes $2,000 and | gemanded Memers of the New Britain Typo- | Am Tel & Tel ; | Holyoke Wtr Pwr Co garding rules of submarine warfare reached Moncourt and took shelter |t concession booth $250. “In my opinion, we are,”” said Ad- | 8raphical Union have received an | Anaconda Cop ... 53 Internatl Silver pfd and that it was useless to make pro- |for a time in a wood. Although it & 18 Droposed to spend $1,0000 on )i . oy Knight. invitation from the Hartford Union | A T § Fe Ry Co 3 Internatl Silver com posals the only result of which would | was 3 o'clock in the morning the | the Hart street entrance of the park [ ™. T | to attend a smoker in the Capitol | Baldwin Loco . : 4 10 Johns-Pratt Co ; LG D L e S ) el (el el BE B O Bl SR s die et e G| S o e Gl e o || O SREY, (RS Bl ol ey 5% | Landers Frary & Clark, plenish her stores while a discussion | day, giving the battlefield the aspect | 25,900 for maintenance. Tmprove- | . eh (0 (0 Engine company No s BERm % | T atontyoniary Ta was in progress at Washington .‘:\ml of a fairy scene. S e e :nr»nw;\rm'l :‘Q e “I would like to find somebody who flvhl -\"llvrx?m‘m to "T7\<i ' where a | Beth Steel ... L1460 5 6 N B Machine Co London. At least two of the highes ) ) = i 1ot ; rect | Would answer it.” said Representative | carload of hay was discovered on | Butte & Superior. 91% § 91 D Mfg Co pfd officials directly concerned appear to Too Crowded for Dead to Iall. :;fnf,]h?f' Sa 0 R EE MGl s B R L el el set | fire. The hay was badly damaged. | Canadian Pacific 1681 1661 . | N D Mtg Co com be now convinced that Washington “From behind us the French artil- The work at the Stanley park is di- | foF completing this great fleet the William €. Wall is mentioned as a | Central Leather .. § North & Judd Mfg Co has no desire to embarra: Greatljery fired into the German masse: vided as follows: tree doctoring $800, | date when this thing will break 2" candidate for councilman in the | Ches & Ohio ..... 623 4 62 | Peck Stow & Wilcox Britain in the conduct of the WAar OT}lip. German shells flying over our clean-up and repair of fences $1,000, “1 don’t believe it will break at all |third ward to succeed Councilman T, | Chino Copper .... 57 3% BE 55% | Plimpton Mfg Co to do anything which might ‘pt‘l‘n)blt heads toward the Douaumont sec- equipment of department for tork | if We prepare now,” said the admiral. . Wagner, who will not be a candi Chi Mil & St Paul. 933 E 4 3 Pratt & Whitney pfd Germany to use the submarine INltjon Then our machine guns, placed | and building of tool house $400 and ite this spring. Joseph C. Andrews |Col F & T ....... 411 A Smyth Mfg Co warfare against commerce. in batteries every five yards, began | tree planting $700. NEW LONDON PIER. spoken of for the other place, Crucible Steel ... 3 31 and Screw Co pfd A Germany Ready for Sensations. to play sn;i hvlve s;};:we tt};e dead il‘\ e Hartford, Feb. 29.—Matters per- Miss Ethel Aldrich entertained the glejnfio::ug;nn il 497% 9% | Stand s‘wrzw v(n )r:":‘ B T ipright, wher, ere was not ini " P. 8. C. girls at a F Gl | Screw Co com Newspapers and the German public | F70/PS HPNEHG WIRES FIERS Was hot FINANCE BOARD SESSIONS. {,“,’c‘",':fi,lfgn‘Zfi.x,l‘r“’,i‘,(‘ffixf”A"?'\:“‘SL‘ZE r'rl e S:»:ix?ml:m?: e LY 353 Rule & Level (o generally are primed for a spectach- | oyeq the supply road to Fleury, S e don harbor constituted the business |Jovable evening was spent. 1 Works Jar opening of the new submATAS | where I took the light railway toward | Schedule of Meeting Assigned to Dis- | (7 HATDOT cons meeting of the com A party of local Elks Gencralgmlectiiol 16/(%s 160 B Hy e o mmmilznl e Hoi e (m“h(lfiilli :?‘:1; Verdun. The heavy guns near cuss Estimates. missioniifont T vera s L SRS NS RRREIOL O frieanieog F*‘\lu?;h;t(x:( Goodrich Rub ... 70 68% 69% oS GonRacl) ever, whether the campaign will se a and wer ng - i i > = §sa Sy T e ' | Great Nor pfd ...120% (@ 12 orrintgton Co pfd with such visor and it would be no | DOTAUTORE ANC DAIIOUD Were THNE | mye poard of finance and taxation Lz sl kel o vemnonsbncalioda Do il R s A o L surprise if some time es Without | (o " ) csed between the two points the | has arranged hearings on the estl-{ {OVX Akt :hn» : - ) Sl ray h‘-l Rattend AtheroDenIng i T e 45 1% 443 | Traut & Hine n incident of such a character as (o | . pressure, produced by the con- | Mates for the coming vear as per the pre;mn s .I\I']\'or o mgm:; 1 ;vtdtm !‘:"\T“:”(QO?:I(; ott .Ih:: tl'o\rmgttn Dibesteooneh o e T w[,m“” Mfg Co forca the United States to act on Pres- ;n,5ug discharges, was so terrific that | Schedulg: b i, T o e o e ks e Kansas City So... 23 U § Bnvelope Co pf faent Wilson'’s, declarations. blood rushed from our ears and our | Thursday, March 2—Board of Pub- | pondon, Trank V. Chappell of ——— — Lok & e U § Fnvelope Co com Such, et least, appears to. be the |3 08¢ FASUel fHOM our ears o lcgvorkes Sl i iRBoRrdRoth Bublic | mry iy S Sl TENDERED SURPRISE PARTY. | Lehigh Ve y Scovill Mfg Co ... hope of the leading German states- | Eoty © i, s Haven and Waldo Clark, the Thirty fellow emplo of A. B.|Max Motors com 5 | Hfa B ¢ pfd g T);e‘v ‘:\1‘1 hm:\u pc‘}?xonr;:“;\‘i“ m“z Xd?)"‘z SErce (‘T ;nglail thool cineer. ¢ French in the carpenter department | Mex Petroleum g Hfd Biglow Carpet com. hat President Wilson w 2 s strict, 8 p. m.; City Building Com- | g Sia S 2 - i = 43 . 2. R. and Strect R N O L FIRE NEAR WARSHIP. e L e Con Lo of the »S‘t:1|l“1‘er,\'\r\\{nll hicuderedinting oy tional l';(‘r‘uyl 5o BB R annieson B s tustificatory evidence attached O e (Slanghter Houge & Collpctioniof Ashsll ENOUGH | SAT.0ONSI IN WINSTID | 8fain s6:6et! Iast) ovenins o oo |0 in Brake 314 103% [NYNH & I R he German memorandum 1n Che Torm | Waste Ol Ablaze Threatens Nevada | cs) 9 p. m. £ | _ Winsted, Feb. 29—Judge Howard | his fiftieth birthday. Superintendent | Nev Cons . 16% | Banks and T prvendiceafwhich cpparenti At F Hep ¥ i 0oy Manchile-Boand fof ARl I M CIRE oF itiielis meriorhcont) kot | Ditonlan islebnstctibnidena it N N g 4 |city Bank ...... o cntatnen n R SRR R m e H e SR I G Tereent chm o GO it | om BETEIE 0 (0 e e || S0 e i Conn River Bankir v\\t!:\ollfl\pn.;d'\;:: fiselt ars is being | Quincy, M: Feb. 20.—A quan. | SHtute—Erwin §¥3’;‘°“‘ :“ and Perk | ,firming the ruling of the county|ed Mr. French with a mahosany | Northern Paeifie . i Conn Trust Co hat Americans will be warned from | backed up by ice in the dock in which | Amusement Commission, 8 p, m.: As. | HCEDS i e ey e T A el o 567% | Hfd-Aetna fRociing o ermion {“nrr-‘?f\m:n:“k:r‘x the superdreadnought Nevada was ly- | sessors, et al.—City Survey, 8:30 p. m. | yyvan's application on the ground | toastmaster and toasts were respond- | Sl ot e | Hfa Trust Co hat m:;‘ ‘fl‘::”:{:f“::::‘r’: l‘,lea :mj for | INE at the Fore River shipbuilding that there are sufficient saloons in |ed to by John Hill, William Alexander | Pressed Steel Car. 5 5 | Natl Exchange Bank see | aixs ol ates. | corporation vards caught fire today e Winsted now. Sullivan appealed { and Mr. Goodrich, IR = Phoeni fiive oses. German states. : s g i e e hat by " the s iemealbotiep Rl o0f cieiRanout SOUNDS LINES HEARING. from the decision of the comumission- = Resdlng . .....o 8 3 ! 3 »f a certain amount of cir- 2 3 Y 5 i, . ) v i : | "”:;w Sl e D e T on subsided without causing | Fxamination of New England Ship- r a time iwithout conflict; that The board of park John Carbo of Berlin has filed a nechanic’s lien against property of Admiral Knight's statements were drawn out by Representative Callaway, who insisted he could see no danger to justify a race for naval supremacy. “Are we in any way menaced?” he TRAPPED IN Rep 1 & S com.. 50% 49% 493 'Security Co j 71 MINE { #Southern Pacific . a1 State Bank injury to the Nevada except the burn- pers Brought to Close. Southern Ry i 191 iU S < e ) : ing of some o i 9 P FOR SATY. = > A paea 54 : 5 ‘ mericans of their own accord will | N8 of som t‘)]fefl“fl‘eptaurllnt]or:. her sides. | pogton, Feb. 20— The examination UL OR TR [ Studebaker 1401 30% ) N B Tfust Co - 30 [Foia” steamships belonging to bel- | '8t8ge fo the electrical connections | "o mnetang « hippers in support | . ) AShington, Feb. 29.—Administra- [ At Least Six Are Dead and Others | Tenn Copper o K i | o zals % 5 . erents, and that in such incidents | % the dock was slight. o . o UPPOTE ] tion senators admitted today they 5 Tesas QU a 8% 19 ‘ire Insurance Companics. do occur it may be possible for of the - N. H. & H. railroad’s | had practically no hope of ratification May Not Survive—Rescue Crews | mhird Ave ... % 53 Aoy ] sge ermany to prove ‘that the ships in application for the retention of its ' for the Coiombian treaty proposing NowlSecking Prisoness ! T'nion | 7 \estion violated rules of warfare TORMENTED WOMAN. steamboat lines, was concluded be- | bavment of $15,000,000 to Colombia | NOW § 5 ¢ | Utah Copper > 1d acted offensiv Further than i p fore Special Examiner J. H. Howell | for the partition of Panama and mak- | jeam o0 W va. Feb. 20— soven. | U & Rubber Co. .. 0% 4315 e ki B Br hopém do mot extend, tacco Jacob, by his attentions to- of the interstate commerck commis- | ing mutual expressions of regret that ty-one men were trapped by a U S Steel J 821 823% | Standard Fire 9 ward a young woman on Main strect | sion today. The New Haven comp: anythinglehould have oceurred tordis=ti st aE S EEEEREEE LY B0 1 U S Steel prd ... 116% 116% | Life and Indemnity Ins. Companics this morning, found a reposing place | then resumed the introduction of | turb friendly relations Fivel OOIRD Gy e T ol Va Car Chemical. 14% 43 443% | Aetna Life .... ... .604 10 Berlin, Feb. 29, by Wireless to S: in a cell in the police station afier n\xdl?ncn begun in New York several ! - | soon after they went to work. Westinghouse . ... 3 % 1 Aetna Ace and Liability 465 le—"The legal issues implied in |the woman had lodged a complaint | ' e 1ost witness for the N DIES OF INJURIE succeeded in making their way to the :\\vf‘.ul.!‘nz\‘]r‘l'\’l“l".. 5e a55% ,57% | Conn Gen Life .. $ s v e s s e rescuers withi s v rland .. 206 206 206 Hfd Stea hiler . e auestion of submarine warfare | with Officer Rival. The woman was | were representatives of shoe manu. | HAartford, Feb. 29.—Albery Golyk SR enan il indn Bour B Ghor [t e et e e e b con | on her way to a dentist in the Na- | facturers in Brockton. Tho Brockton | injured in a fight at a christening Sun- had brousht eut Era Rty aoibaaiv | — rding to German opinion, to be con- | tional Bank building when cob | cha ; . e cik 1 | day night, died in the Hartford hospi- | £ '50, badly T Y s ,v t S pi to be n 1i 1 Bank building T Jacob ! chamber of commer also presented day night |If‘.1 in the Hartford hosy P iinat e i oTintooi The sult of Zevin Brothers against Public Utilities erdd in the light of the facts here | accosted her and later when she left | resolutions favoring the petition. Gy HIE Bl e Mhedirad | O e et T e b e Y " ;" says the Overseas News | the building he continued forcing} I.. H. Kentfield, general freight |I'rank Mazur, his alleged assailan, | trained rescue crews in an- attempt | fore Justice W. F. Mangan. Judge It | The Legal Issues, I'mgtn Rvr Pwr Co .. Hfd City Gas Co pfd 49 Hfd City Gas Lgt Co com 621% | Hfd Elec Let Co .......290 '\«l New Eng Tel . . 148 i his attentions on her she said. He |agent of the New Haven was called | under arrest charged with manslaugh- | " S e e T rh iy R e i Armament of merchantmen Wwas | is charged with breach of the peace. | as the first witn for the company. The mine, “h“jl" is located on a | plaintiff and Kirkham & Cooper the foduced and sanctioned under in- = ——— spur of the Western Maryland Rail- | defendant. Decision was reserved. national law during the times when AYNE SENTENCED. BROTHER A PRISONER. ST YRR ST et RO G Gt aRe s e R R e Fins Feb. 29—Teonard P Matthew Schreiner, who was for- . Sk KLy best and safest in the region. S 3 T 5 % e e and when, during time of “‘“'r: merly a resident of Bethlehem, Penn., B D D 2 jaugcieny s 1 ) Rl eere furnishied withetters o 4 e Sty Widyime has ‘Written a postal card to his broth- | 4end of $15 & share was declared to- rque empowering thyn to attac sentenced in the superior court here-| 2% 70, B b BL A e him | 68y by the directors of the Culumet rehantmen of the enemy. today to mot less than one nor more | that he failed to receive fifty roubles, | 21d Heckla Mining compuny. i ieeioent Thomas Jeflerson eX-| (. oight years in state prison tor | which were sent to him. Matthew = 1y »“ta\"fl' that the Rll.mil,\hmn vuf an assault committed upon a young | Schreiner a prisoner in Vladivlo- IMBARGO ON ARMS, ;fl “‘“:“y?\’:\‘:*‘f":q:“"‘::'."f‘n“l teaa | girt in his blacksmith shop last Sep- | stock, Siberia. Frank Zotter, who| Representative P. D, O key tod: allips. was based on the fact that | tember: formerly worked at the Stanley | presented a petition in congress for — Works is also a prisoner at the same | an embargo on arms and amunitions v were obliged to defend them- o Pismioareclon arms and ariuilo: ves against privateer. DYES AND SILK FOR GOTHAM- i R el e e S | | | e AR, | QR osian. lowever, has been | o denaburg, N. ¥., Fab., 29.—A CHILDREN ARE WITNESSF ' | | BIBAKS BACK STOPPING HORS: Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. N b. ~Timothy Con- TN S ¢ nelley, 40 years old, suffered a brolken A STRON., RELIABLE CORPORATION f | ih‘y} Roh Gt s A organized and qualified through years of efficient, \ ‘ i ‘ Payne, a blacksmith of Roxbury was $ ! S 3 i wagon. The Torse trampled on him. trustworthy service, to act as Conservator, Guardian } § id he has a chance for re- Executor or Administrator. TR CAPITAL $750,000. SURPLUS $750,000 0,000 CAR BARN FIRE. The wedding of Frank Stotzer of Merrimac, - Conn, Heb. = 39—The fi( connecticut Trust and Safc DCpOSit CO_ Newington and M Laura Nolan of | car arn of the Massachusetts Imwood was performed yesterday by | eastern street railway company and M. H. WHAPLLES, Pres't. covery. ped out on the high seas for a = g g time. Great Britain played a |consignment of ten cars of silk and Bridgeport, Feb. 29.—Jason f Pmingnt part in driving robbers |two cars of aniline dyes, valued at | Haines, Jr., aged 16, and William g1 the sexs. The Paris declaration |$1,200,000 passed through this lake | Haines, 14, were witnesses at their 1856 abolished the institution of |port today enroute from China to |father's trial for murder of their ers of marque, thus removing | New York. mother, in superier court here today HARTFORD, CONN, church. Rev. J. L. Sullivan of St .l:mvph'ni.\()nv(' equipment was burned today. The loss is about $50,000. 1