Ccrtdaly not. I you
keeppssledlanagh
The Seatinclfallve
Mouser
0min l0
iiiiit: Mitt
titti SCIIO0IS
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load of Italian Mast lie.
oceaslIgEaasasosf fitisa1
Iychsrd llaadred Dallas:
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'Stiilliil sciott an
ill) (til it iitiii
l
Granddad!“ Manuals1
loft filaments-tilt” i
'l‘ht- report of Superintendent Ira To
(“'dil'lidll was the principal object of:
I‘dnl evening's special meeting of the.
(Weird of Education, which was heldl
in the high school in West avenue.
>\i titers of importance were taken up:
it; the board, considered, discussed
and \OiPtl upon. The principal topic‘
o! last night's session was first of
lio- evening schools as they are now'
mitdticted. in Norwalk. and the way5
in which they should be conducted. in
the opinion of Mr. ”woman. in lllr‘i
“cure. The superinffident presentcdt
- lll‘ report on the evening sclloolsu
and suggested that two other eveu~i
tug. school branches be opened in each .'
end of the town, for the benefit oli
thrse pupils who have difficulty in}
reaching the high school iii had.
heather. owing to the long distances
\tzr‘tctt they are forced to come.
. .
fulfill“ on eleventh m)
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:lliitiiiilllis ‘
“ Iiiillilflloii tilt
Americas [adoration Proposes to
time Bil Introduced in Ivory
'SIItOM-Ml dampers Asa-
oaaoss kilos. liar Powerful Ia-
tsrests Trying to curtail lights
of llaioas
President Samuel Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor has
notified all central labor unions to
the United States of the decision of
/
ville federation to ask the central
tin-ions. acting for the 2.000.000
members, to have a new anti-injunc
tion law'lntroduced iti all of the
- state- legislatures. in the belief that
efforts will be made by powerful in-
unions by means of legislative action.
A copy ‘nf the proposed law re-
ceived by the Central Federated
Union is as follows:
"Section l'f—lt shall not be unlaw-
Jui for workinguien and women to.
. organize themselves into or "carry
on labor unions for the purpose of
lessening the. hours of labor or iii-
creasing the wages or bettering the
condition of the members of such
organizations; or carrying on their
legitimate purposes as freely as they
could do if acting singly.
"Section 2—.\'o restraining order
.or injunction shall be granted by any
on Second Page.)
Will this $10,000
itiiilltiiiiilili HARBOR hit
The river and harbor bill. author-
. izlng the expenditure of $39,608,410
11 for-r river and harbor work. was pau~
ell by the House of Representatives
yesterday by a vote of 210 to 133. The
bm will now go to the Senate. The
. measure. as‘passed favorably by the
1’. House. yoalfifday. authorises an ex-
; pendlture of ”0.000 for wdrlr Improv-
§ ingztbc.Norw'aik Harbor.
,Otber \tem included In the mesa:
sly-ease; Boston harbor maintainanae.
‘ N0; .Buriingtoa. “r. harbor. 322.~
'Itltitcket harbor. at reinsuran-
Oohnectlcut . River. 310.000;
.000 (it the. Hudsonkivar; saith..-
fdl‘. WM River and mom
the Delaware River.
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2‘ {of
REPUBIJCANS 11
“.55“. "KM, M, “in Iu‘t-ampaign will bear a banner with the;
[WORLD'S
[hop, John llucklcy.
1 VP“.
terests to curtail the rights of Iabor.‘
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Entered at the Son; Nor-walk Post
Oloe as Second Class latter.
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soon it Ii’iilil
Sontsrldinrs “Keynote" Spud]
NAME Cflliilii‘r0 ‘
1 . at Stats Coats-ties of Inpati-
ent—lones- Peary Film i
— HARTFORD, April I: Declaring,
tthat the Republican party in the fall;
‘promisa on it of "preparation and;
Maxwell MI It Enthusiastic: protection-~peaoe and pl‘odpef'ily,"i
.unqualifledly attacking the Demo
“MI! W I. M“ ‘ cratic administration tor its tarifm
intranet
ii titliE 0f lilli
Belief Again Expressed iii a
Reasonable Protective Tariff
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HARTFORD, April 12. The ltepubr .'
lit-an state convention today chose}
the following tier-gatiou to the Nationi
ai convention, in (‘liicago,_tu Junue. I
At Large- .I. ll. Rorabark. Charles-1
Hopkins Clark. John '1‘. King, Francisl
t‘. Maxwell.
Alternate-sat-liargc; Charles
liarnutn. Hiram Hitigliani. N. W. Ii
banking and trade policies. and criti-t
cising the Mexican and foreign polli
.cies of President Wilson. United!
‘States Senator George P, Mcliean of
:Counectiuul. as temporary chairman,
iopened the Republican state convert~
ition here last night. The convention
ltoday will name 14 delegates and“
their alternates to the t‘hieago coir.
vention and adopt resolutions dealing
lwith national issues
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
on tint .
lillS NEW HAVEN iiill’
\i' l
is Bridgeportsr locates Dwight W.
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mm 0......" ' Tattle with main; up Ills
Fitch—George W. Klett, New lirn “
...,._ floats, Fist Shoots Ills Wife
t‘ T. 'l‘rt-iidway. Bristol. rj __-_._..
Allt’l‘liilltq H. Ilttitfcnn. Wetliersr'
field lilillltilil'illl'l‘. April 12. —l.otiia ll
Arthur hi. l'owers.. Manchester.
Secondult‘rank ill. Weeks, Middle
loan.
E. W. Higgins. Norwich.
Alternatesww. H. Hall, Willlngton.
tii‘ayette Wright, Pomfret.
Third 41(‘ol. I. hi. Ullmau. New Ha-
.Wolter. 4 years old. a cigar‘inaker.
tried to ill his wife and himself in
their rooming house at so (.‘annonr
street yesterday afternoon He r-hot‘
his wife in the right thigh and the
[right shoulder. tliep tired a bullet into
this temple. He‘ia dying in a local
ihonpitat. rm wire is in the same
‘ hospital but will recon-r
Id at note found in Wolter'a apart
R. S. Woodruff, New Haven.
it i —‘ . . N .
“Sezrmtfl J E llublnger. ”It tnents. he says that he totalled kill
7. _ . . i 1 iing himself. as Mrs. Wolter'a first
“ H )yon, M” den ‘husband. Frank Antes. had done
F‘ourtli—Qllver G. Jennings, \\‘e.st~.
port. '
Schuyler Merritt, Stamford.
Alternates~d‘rank Farrell. ilanhury.
Milton Ib‘esaendch. Stamford.
loning two years ago. The note reads:
"Dear Girl: IP‘rank Ames has
done what I am going to do. so good-t
th r~lrving ii. Chase Waterbury. . bye. You stole my clothes and every '
E. H. Hotchkiss. Torringtdn. thing. ‘0 KWl‘Pl'P-" The note was
Alternates J. M. Emerson, Ansoi “Mix"“d'
- 1 Another note which was found was
I
a [addressed to Attorney Dwight W. Tut-
Dudley Vail, “lnsted. vile. of East Haven. in which Wolter
The resolutions adopted-dear on
tirely with national affairs. The para-
graph requesting the national convert-t
tion to declare for a world's confer
eaoe after the European war in be»
half of an inter national tribunal to
end war written by former President: ., _ ,_. ,
William Howard Taft. and'conformsithe limit. .” reads. (roodbye. lit-
to the declaration of the league to en 1:51;;39..y°“::n§°$ :3: ”11:13:03:
force peace of which he is president'lpn by the dying man were “we“
with his name. Mrs. Tattle said she
had broughr suit for divorce ii few
up his home. The note contained a,
number of vile epithets addressed to.
'Mr. Tuttle and is being held by the
police. A third not. addressed to
Mrs. Wolter. accuses her of "going
(Continued’on Page Four.)
__ weeks ago."
"Hi get you." Wolter said to his
wife. She ran death the stairs and
he followed. tiring. Two shots took
effect. but she staggered down a sec»
and flight to the street. Wolter was
found unconscious in the room a
few minutes later.
Mrs. Wolter had not seen him be-
fore. she said. in about two weeks.
She also conducts a rooming house in
NewHaven.
this if ilii
units It) CIINSIIIER
mmmn
.loh W. Sculley. of this city. presi-
dent o the United Hatters' of North
America. has called a meeting of the
board of directors of the united hat-
ters to be held at the headquarters
in New York City today, at 10 o’clock.
a. m.
The. directors are. considering a re
port'received from the committee‘awf
thofized by the convention held ln‘I \
May or‘iast year. which has had un-‘
der advisement a minimum bill of.
prices for the making and finishing oft
soft h 3.
Willie Alexander. Charles B.
Street. director for the local district,
is attending the directors‘ meeting in
New York today.
Still Iiillillits tit .
Illilil mitt Iii iiillilillii
Spring w er «has Mlta .eifoci
along a new I e. It has brought out
a flourishing crop of litheys. Chief
of Police William R. Pennington stat.
ed this morning he hash-nod sixty
licenses authorising that number of
iltneys to do.baslaoas4 up and down
Wait aven between the. business.
.aactioasof t first and aaotmd-dla-
mics. .‘Whan the weather homosexual. Adm
wanton-bar ctr-additions to the ‘ Midstbvplalatll and Attorney:
litheur army is expected. Keogh & Oandoe for the debndaata.
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Stephen Novalr. Jr.. was this morn-r
Ing sentenced to thirty days in iatl.‘
having been found guilty on a charge:
of assault by Judge George H. Vos-i
burgh. The state's side of the case.
was conducted‘ by Prosecuting Attor-i
.ney Louis Goldscbmldt. in the ab“
sence of Cramer C. Hegeman, who is}
a visitor in Hartford. Mr. Novak was
arrested this morning by Oil‘loer Wal-
lace R. Sammie aa a result of a
melee he participated in on Railroad
avenue near midnight, last ovanmg.
Charges preferred against Frank
Fa'y last night by a local woma'n who;
alleged that young man had inaulted.‘
her. were. withdrawn follow g ray’s
apology made at police b
He was taken
Robert A. cursor. but was discharged
without being placed under arrest. -~
A demurrer to theanawor
Hoyt’s theatre case of Hoyt va.
berg was argued this morning before
Judge George H. Voabnubxinr tho-
l
t .
i
. beri
Jaw anh district. goes
accuses Attorney Tutlle of breakingi‘
union ititi'
mt
.. WEDNEEDAY, aratffi. 1916.
.‘ A —— ,___. -fi __
ours in I8 %
EXPECTED 80MEl|ME lilill.
militia iiiiti
it NEW HAVEN ioitl
Isslrictioas. [stories to i’apsrt,i
“do Included at “digit."
l‘rlday-Sslsfities Emptod— i
“on last Use ' ‘
o
stilts Poiiiit 0i tors i”
".
eats Willi the Staking of ~ '
the Sussex and can
. . 1
Isfrict ”habit Good-
ass-git As“ trinity I.‘
ENHMM f
tit. ts. itiliiltitli
‘ virtually lifted on the New York, Ne
"Ellis lliillllll Dlilliicl;
ithe Eastern freight accumulation con L
llev. c. S. lshssoa Csaiss to the}
more
STAMFORD. Conn. April lax-«lust
before thi- annual New York East
Conference of the Methodist Church
adjourned last night the following
changes iii pastor-ates were announc
r
t'il I
New York District lhatrlct duper.-
'ianndenl to replace the Rev. Dr. A.'agalnst cotton consigned to Y‘all itivr-r‘
ill. tioodenouirli. whose term eapirea.:
tuc Rev t'harlea_W. Sici‘ortnick. to
.‘levi-riiccnth Street i‘hurch. the Rev.
A. S liogarty; to Boston Road
Church. the Rev. W B. Michell; to
(‘it_\ Island i‘hurt‘li. the lie\ A. Al
E. lieebe: to West i‘hcster
Church. the Rev. Alfred I.. Faust; to
Willis Avenue Church. the Kev. John
E. Zc-iter. to tho Mamaroneck. N. \',.
church. the Rev. Isaac A. Marciand:
to Pound Ridge, N. l‘, church. the
Rev. Thomas i. Price.
The. Rev. Dr. A. H. Ooodenougb. re-
fit-howl SW of the
to Trinity
m. in flew Haven. The Rev. B.
F. Kidder goes to the Summertield
Church, in Bridgeport
'liorough of lirooklyn, North Dia-
trict~The 'Rev. Dr. F. B. l'pham re-
turned as district superintendent; tbs
Antes committed suicide by gas pots _ Rev. 0.0,." E. Bishop '0" to M:
wick Avenue Church; the Rev. i‘. it.
(continued on 5th page)
than tittitt tiiii
Mitotiliiiil
SHANGHAI. April i2.—~Three hun-
dred armed revolutionlsts of Hong
Kong yesterday attacked 200 Govern
merit soldiers at the AngtMVhlneae:
boundary.
reinforce the latter, the revolution-
aries scattered. The casualties on
both sides amounted to fifty killed
and a arge number of wounded.
The China Mail reports fighting be-
tween the regular forces of Lung Chl-
Kuang. Governor of Kwang-Tung Pro-
vince. in the Shakce district. as a re.
sult of which it is estimated that a
hundred were killed and may hunt
dreds wounded.
'Mlnor disturbances
districts of Canten between revolu-
tionaries and the regular forces at
[am Cbal-Kuang. Governor of Kwang-
Tung. are reported to be due to mis-
understandings. which the command
era of the respective forces are try-
ing to remove. The financial prob-
lem is becoming acute. owing to the
that the pay of the regulars is
several months In arrears.
The revolutionaries have consented
that hung Chl-Kuang shall administer
the Government provisionally.
Billitll on till liliiiil i0
Sill opinions
Henry Fcbrluio and Vincenso 8a»
vaatano. two" local Italians. were
bound over to the criminal superior
count trader bonds of 8500 ends on
charges of assault on Frank Anasta-
'atrt. of Weapon. with intent to slay
and kill?
The two local defendants were rep-
resented by Aunt-hey John J. Cuneo.
Their cases were heard yoaterdty
1 M8119"- mm before Justice of the em
Into custody by 0m“? antral:c In Wanton. The state was
Attzrnoy‘
unmounted - by Prosecutirw
Harry Showroom
tho Watson-man
Motown-court. Doclslanrtwan- ro- uvutauh’h- been brought. exclu-
tught-«l HIM-‘P-‘M’M-"M‘afnhfl’t.
.r,
I30.
i night F‘rida
lips-land it our: ;
a... u ". Ships-Brian Siren-tag
Seaslor Reported Sat
Violent-Calm AF
out) the Greek frontier
chihuahua?
-——-- » "Htli'e ye receiied lllt‘ Holy Ghost 9‘
NEW YORK, April 12. “Eunmrgofif was the theme of the mission sermon.
except as to export freight, all will heist Trinity church last evening. 1 ll,
w.was a very titre presentation of the
mmloperation of the Spirit at tiod upon
the hearts and in the lives of men.
The missioner showed the difference;
between the man who had the spirit
Haven (r Hartford railroad at
y, It was announced here
last night. hibargoes on connecting
lines will be modified as nearly as 1
posiibie to conform with this action. . 0' “0d film ”W one “'0 had it “01 r
. .. ‘ ~' thI -
Must Uls Judgment. It. lift a dtrp inipresion on ,Sussex and other merchant Ill!
interstate Commerce Commissioneri minds 0‘ the “fin” A “"39 nunr ”
. .. . which have recently met dissect. ‘
(r. 'h In been arti-l atln inllk‘l‘ were present llie servue ol .
"fl" “ o I ' p t p it intercessitm before the preaching “’1‘ w“ ”meet“! to reach the S I
\li‘t‘ is attracting more and more «HDepartmeni he: today.
Unofficial advices from Berlin
isaid the communication has be“.
Germany's note regarding an
ference. issued a statement in whicn 1
he declared that If shippers and n...iellllt)lt.
'ceiveni of freight desire to escape for . This afternoon at 4'30, there will
be a special inisrion talk for children
-li| r enibar oer: on the New Hart-n t
1““:‘g. may .3,” arrange .mpmpnw in - by the rector. and at 7.45. the service:Pr¢5¢"l'°d ‘0 Ambassador .Gel’lt‘
'moderation and “In.” all ”r, to ”wot intercession and the preachinz'hnd would be “and on It! W
I ervice at s with a sermon by the§t° Washington over the cabin ‘
imiuioner on "The (‘hnstlaa Spirit." one 1
rTomorrow the Holy (‘ommuaion will; ‘ . . 1
ibe celebrated at 9:30 a. m. The pub? WW“ confidential “'1‘“ .
‘I‘ic is especially invited to the even-.from Ambassador Gerard hm
ing mission service. ‘atated that the note would coo-.:
ifull wrying capacity.
Several Cities Eacopted.
i The New Haven enibargoes remain
‘ing in force are against several cute.-
Includiiig Waterbury. itriaial. New
Britain anti Hartford. as well asi
and Watuppa. Mass. flllll a ten lll
artist c. t. Militias
t
110 ElllEiilllii liliiii illiliiii
,.-_- ‘tain a German disclaimer of z -.
1 - ' - ‘ ponsibility in the Sussex and .
dividual concerns that lime ai-ctiniu ilill it As Ir casfl officials anxiously i 1'-
laiion of cotton on hand beyond their' ' . . ‘
present llblllly to unload. lliiunilnousl ' It" s "5 arrival beau" lhey "all.
and anthracite coal. lumber and ce-{ R HunAflAN [VID[NcE that till text may have an 1%
men! a: 0“ limited to unethird lll‘“ "' ‘ Vant bearing on thf American “be
average daily receipts from connect 1 _..__._. . marine policy.
"It: “110's during AW". 15”“ A committee has been asked for to It is understood that . gm“ 1
headri the Y’Videnc‘c in linoldivAulll‘iilrlll‘: outline of the future course of will}?
tccc rigs rough an n a .
zMonahan, formerly ut this city. by ‘Umted sale!!!“ bffll M ,. 1
1 Michael Monahan. a local reatdentnupon by Admuustrasionofficub .I 1.
. Attorneys Keogh It Candee represent 1 although final dcculon Will not h‘
l the defendant. JAdheaJring will: o‘evogl; 1made until the not: ha| m n, «.33
.ducted be are u ge antes . e . “iv w e er wi . .. _~
, in the superior Court. tomorrow, 0 ed. 2 th th “M {j
n . .
. . evrdence odious“. hy W’
. . the request for a committee. _ . . .
..‘3.2:":h:.i:.f°t‘..i::.°‘..‘:.:t.::' W... .. “term" M" ii M M «.-
in Norwallr will be the guests of that ”d ‘0'" i“ a mum“ “’ be be” mm” ‘morrow. _
Lsocisty affiliated with the Booth Nor row in "“1 cm 0' Fr'nk Mum“ li a reply is sent to Berlin it in
Wllk “.Mlll (‘dllll‘i‘llh AC ll meeting VI. Henry l'lbl'llllo. and :)lll:dl'll. Thllti aid that it Will no‘ deducl‘.
of the society last night n‘ans were 0‘“ 876W 0“! 0i ”19 Hli‘a. “uuuaivdy with any one‘case “I".
.mads to entertain the Town l'nton at on Anastasio by Fartiiuio and sever 1c ve the W11 1: hi to ' of
' the time stated. at others In Westport. Attorney John . 0 r, 9 ' ryJ 6“? .
. s submrfuc campaign fro.
C
i"
I of a very satisfactory na-
ture were submitted last night. the
iaccount of the treasurerdiowlng a
stibatantial balance left In the treas-
" ury.
i A new mnwalgn was planned last
reverting for additional members and
«increased Interest in the work of the
.l. Cuneo represents Vincenso Saves {may
tano, a party defendant.
An order limiting time for filing ‘ ‘0. the present and "in be design-
reaaon of appeal in the matter d;
Catherine B. Hazleyy‘s appeal from
the probate court in the estate oi.
.John P. Clancy. will b! beard. At~1
torney John J. Cuneo appears for tho er of President Wilson. jg
lornatic negotiations.
Co]. E. M. House. close advilt-
.ed to precludeany extended dip. .
the time of the Lusitania dow- “k
x
.t"
h‘ a.
As 400 men came up (0‘
in the outlying '
A civil suit. asking for hungo- as
3'» a raault of taint-ion nosivod in an at- .
tack alleged to have been made up“: from hero; was blown to
.by Psoriasis and Mom's-fly today.
plaintiff.
Milli ii. A. ll. DEIEili
tWaahington for the fourth timi’
Laince his return from Europe. Rh ~ - 3;;
lpresence here at a time when the "
society.
_.—._.
:liliiil SHINE lliiMiil
iAmerican policy is about to h.
ldetermined is regarded as signib ’f.
littlhliloli rims Gilli i0 liliiilltitltticam. -
i i Lloyd's announces that‘ db 3 E;
l , ‘Senator. a new British steam-h. ....1
1 A very well 8“?“de meeting of} Norwalk (hlpter’ D' A‘ R" 'lll bfilof 3"°7 tons. has been sunk. h fl
trepresented at the Continental Con . _ 1 1
lgrcsa to be held in Washington. I). ".18 believed all hands have b..."
1the Norwalk High School Alumni As-
igmmgzhzx ifggeggiwa‘zav ‘nng i 0.. next week. by Mrs. B. M. Andrews. sawed. The Senator‘was ownedh
,meotlng was called as a ”Mm sea-I Miss Mary Cunning-bani. Mrs. George iwmtby .
latch. and all members of the assocta-i 3‘ “emu" “d M” “mm” w' C" l Resumption of violent cannonfi
. roll. This conference is an important ‘ . . y
1%“:‘3: rglrzgdxzzdunflizd ““3; one. and interesting reports are to be admz. “1101‘“! fl" (Pinch-frontier, h
'0 ' h . received later on concerning it. Noc— :fhc Vicinitv of Gievgeli and Boise
members responded.
During the. business meeting, it was
voted to make an amendment to the;
by-hwa of the association. and here~‘
walk Chapter has been cooperatins tan. is renorted in adispatclr from
with the National D. A. it. throughout ‘Saloniki to the lournel. It is M
the country. by helping in t e motto tll . . -
c French artillery had. the a‘}
after meet the first Thursday in ev- ment to raise funds for the Belgian Vantage.
.relief. It could not be «learned how .
er! month. instead of holding quarter; much money has been raised locally. It “ also rcpo rt ed that the W
gagged“; as was formerly the. i so far. A report on this will be made ‘manic Allies captured an {offifi‘
. at the. local meeting on next Thurs 1905mm 2* Deve Tepé, but “I“.
An entertainment. to be given. day 1
some time in the near future, wast ‘ .11“ not hes“ confirmed. 1 .
also considered. but-nothing was dell-l The German assault on a...
nltely defied upon In this matter. At
committee on entertainments was ap-i
tpointed. however, with William Gum“
l'bart acting as chairman.
After the business of the meeting
(Verdun from wet of the Menage
ISMII“ co. GE's '0 ' 1:135 nngwed dthis anemia“. g
- roops a vance on aurettu. .v
had been concluded. a social progritmil'fASE 0" BIG N' v' “HA"
Wood) south of Cumieres. usilgf
was enjoyed. lolln solos by Charles Announcement was made this mortar {blazed pzzle'?nfic:u:” “firing;
Sterling and» it McMahon were ing that the Anning J. Smith Trans- pus ' e n a ..
enthusiastically. received. and Miss! portatlon Compsny.‘ of this city, has announced. 1 1
Vera Hwnlon rendered a number of ‘leased. .for a ten years period, the East of the Menu. in tht
’excellent recltations. Dancing alsoi huge wharf 1 Pier 95. at the foot or Dou'umom-Vaux sector, thflf‘tf .
formed a part of the program. and the Jackson street. New York City. The w" artille fiohting
soclai’gatherlng did not break up un~Smlth Company has the exclusive usoz ' ry ‘
\
l
ill a late houn, of this large dock. This means they The war Office “Vs it ' h“.
'ellmlnatiou of all tloups and m1 been confirmed that the Germs.
t tion, and Will . prove of mammals 1 108888 vestefday were very heavy.
In“ “E“ ”HID ‘value to shippers on rushed marcnah»; A dispatch received by “ging-
me‘ 'Oveneas News A one in Berlin“, 1"
. . Plans are being completed now fori 1' ‘ ' K'"AYG ls _,
MN“ MW" the buildian a gang-way and of that from Ame“ “YS- m '0‘
enclosing of Ere pier ln galvanised i val officer. who was on board M .
' iflon. file is, omlln‘;vawdt"*b 621;; cross-Channel steamship S 1 a
, s ve rovementa‘ p anne y ' _ e. w" ' bv s .4.
- XEUEFIELD. w. v... April 12.-<|i New York Dock pep-mm. 3:30? mke 3‘2""! 0‘ m: 32..
Three persons were killed. a work” manager George F. Fonts said this ‘ -. . _ ‘ ~““'
tau and two children. when the plant morning that the freighter "nurse; "meme mime" We“ GT
of the do Pout Powder Company a: would be ready for service either the lodt their lives. . ‘ "d .
Nomi-s. Mercer County. eight trillion}l‘ahttei-mpartf of. the pm may The officer “Rf“ there {'1 g r ,.
pom ya a Ito nextwse. e n' t .:"2..'
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