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Minister Tells Liquor Men 2'0 Pre-
pare for Cold Water Days
'i‘ltt—tH was plenty of u‘XCllI‘llit‘lli. an
:Iliuntianceuit’ wit and much dcliatc
at liu:'e.vci$c t'tiilliiflttt-v's hearing in
Hartford. ycstcrday. it was during a
'lti‘lil‘litg, on the bill of ltcprctaentativc
.vaih I'i lirown, jt‘.. of Milford repcal-'
m act conct't‘titti; ('ei'liticatcs oi
“Visit rittlis. l'ralcrnal associations
and u- Mir-s, pt'oviriiiu for the “limit
«it tho public acts court rhing the issu.
-i club liquor Alat‘lht'h‘. Scwral
w'li iiii-i'ivti Nt'lllll"l‘iill\'t‘ sputtlttjrs wcr»
ll-‘itr'l. t'oiiitty t'tilititiirisiollt‘i's ol' dill"-
( t't-tit counties Wt‘i'tf harshly criticizcd.
iii nipporling his bill ltcprcst-nta»
tiyo. iliown said that the present lilli)
law in not fair to thc clitb man. tcnt
quorum-.0. pcoplc or to liquor dealers.
lxul was a compromisv mudo two years
ago lictwtwn lltc lillllli‘t-i to settlo’llic
outwit-m for :i tinm. lht cavc in
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clonal-a ot‘ a club in Milford that tut-tn
(all out more drunksin a Sunday than:
. did other saloons in,thc town it) of
who 0-: week, and it is to put thcsc'
claim not of business and protcct bona
tinc- clubs that the bill was introduced
“Booze Cantos" in New London.
""t‘iii‘" ntc tivtinly-ninc club ii~
» cont-r! in Now London county. six
twat tit which are in New London.
«JHN i. :niuht any that
Aliciso dc nothing but “litiozo camps,"
Haiti Rotirosmitativo \\'illiam A. llolt,
of Now London. it: introduced an
illfltllitltlii‘ill providing that below lilt-
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(f tho senson was ilt‘iti last cvcnlnu
l.iu tht- 'l'own Assrtnhty tutti. under
the auspices. of William Achinlcy
Camp. No. it. 1?. S. W. V. The at-
‘J‘ail‘ was very largely attended, and
dancing: was enjoyed from eight
o'clt'ick until midnight.
. " ifivec’n comptoto orchestra with
. chime-.0: furnished deli litful music dur-
y‘ lug tho arching. The ladies of Mo.
Kittiey Auxiliary had chargc ot' the
. . icfi‘erhmeu‘ts, which were scrvcd dur-
ing the. intermission.
Last night's cvennwas the third
7. monthly dance held by the local camp
tint ’ati izfi‘ort to raise. funds for dc-
.fraying part of the c.\jpenses of tho
. big; national convention of- the Ti. S.
W. ‘v'.. which will he held iii Norwaik
" this. June. It is believed [that quite.
titrs'bn last night's affair.
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“upturn John Crawfort‘l, of. llquan-
non strcct, gavc an internatinu talk
lithT night. to tho mctnbcrs of,t‘hc
Mom‘s Club of St. Patti‘s thurch, in a
regular mention of tho organization
which this held in the; Berkeley street
hail.»
_ Captain Crawford is master of Ar
mom's yacht. anti has sailed iii tltti
voigehw every part of the world. It
. relating his experiences, the captaiv
inflamed to thc club members ”if
may tn‘vrhlch observations were taken
and locations were worked out. Hr
{duo showed by means of a chart, tin
regular ocean lanes acres-a thc Atlan
tin». . The talk Was made all the mom
mtemuting in View of the fact that
{faptain Crawford had with his last
«ironing, many curios, picked up dur
lull! Ihtu travels. in the different partt
«6m World.
.0, iron the ltlllflllli‘iitiil ot the talk. w
holebmnnts Wet-aiierved. and a florist
to was enjoyed.
sit. the Excise Committee's llear-.
ninv or tcii ol‘ :1.
a large sum was netted by the vetcri‘
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the City of Elms Norroivly Escapes;
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lllartford llas Five Fires
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:0 hit in the Stciucit Alliencum.
(Tillil and ”range strccts, (“low by
pol‘tc hmtdquurtcrs, early today. tlic
t'ity narrowly escaped a contiaci'atlon.
l'iz-t luliitiiiiit allhoituh rot-clitiy ro
illtlttt‘iil‘ti, was of old consirtlction with
\\U\)(l inlt-rior, liut solid brick walls.
'tiii lll‘t‘ v~.';t- ill‘id inside. ”ftti it
lirottcn liti'titlilii lilt‘ walls an t'hit‘lltth'
t'i'y liltlt'ii would haw N)t‘l‘n in tiauLe-r
ti: 't‘tt'ttrturcr: in it ill‘t‘ mostly of itill‘:
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'i‘tii lit‘t loss cvt'i-cttt-tl $30JH‘II. tail
001': ill tho Htcincrt calm“ and .wvcral
br..~mc:«s tcnrtnts anti oilit-c occupants.
.t: \:ll‘ltill:\ orcanizatioiia tiscd rooms.
tiit- illt' may havc Siill‘it’ti from a div-
(-lllit'tl iihilit’d clear or cit-arctic.
Haitfm'd “as Five Fires in Space
of Three Hours.
lli‘iil’i‘li‘tfltl). March 2.-i"lvc. flrca
cccurrcdr have last night in tlic cen-
tcr of~thc btislncss district within a
span of llil‘t‘t“ hours. the 'outhi‘caks.
litt‘tti'tiiilg to the :itithoritics licini:
‘ililtil‘il to thc sct‘ics of seven tirt-s
‘uhicli occttt'rctl iti title tiitzlil hero rc
ct-ntly. in no casc was tlic datiithgc
htavy. ’l‘hc liOiit't‘ say tlicy arc cct‘
. lain. 20>, a vt'sult of iuvcstiuatton. that
tt>:..\‘t two of tlic lircs \vcrc set, and
that tlit- sanic :i-tot‘icy i't‘sponsiblc for
lit: ctiii-r tircs was conci-ritt-il in tliosc
of T;i:t night.
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Spcaking in behalf of thc till] now
AJt‘itiit- tho lcuislaturc authorizing the
cstabiishmcnt ot' a statc t'ct'ort'iiatory
for delinquent women, lir. \‘ateriii ll.
. i’tlliit'l‘. of Hartford, field sccrcltit‘y ot‘
tilit‘ (‘ottnccticut Society of Social Hy-
. Klein» and tccturer of the Connecticut
il’risou Association's t‘ommittcc on
tliciinqucnt Women, to appear bc-
tforo the Norwalk“ (‘omnntutty clttli
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‘. needed in the” state will be cited and
it‘d" history of the campaign in sup-
iport oi the bill will be reviewed. Dr.
0 l‘tirkcr. \l’OiisliilOWfl to local audicitccs,
{occupies an unique placc in the move
tlll'i'il for reform legislation along cor-
rct-tional lines in Connecticut and has
tlicct' for tnany—t‘ttonths. proniincttt in
the campaign to arouse public senti-
iiiicnt in support of the bill. She has
appeared in practically every city and
town of the state during thc past few
months. Last Friday night she was
principal speaker before titc Putnam
Chamber of Commerce.
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Cu Wednesday owning the .Ladics’
Aid Socicly of the East Avenue M. E.
Church, gave a dinner in honor of
Rev. S. T’. Fairbanks, the pastor. Tito
dining-room was artistically decorated
whit flags, and the tables filled with
good things, the very sight of which
'tu:dc Otte’s mouth Watch, ‘After din.
,‘icr an hour of story telling was great-
t.v enjoyed. itir. Fairbanks expressed
his appreciation in few well-chosen
“(‘litiltks. The following menu was
served:
Grape Fruit Marischino
Hot Rout Lamb
r Creamed Bermuda Potatoes
“'liéic Pens Mashed Tumtps
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broad Maryland Biscuits
Pie Mince Lemon
Strained Waldorf Pudding
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Adjutant-General Supports ltart-o
Many Bridgeport Operatives Tell the; lord lawyer’s Plan .
legistative Committee They like
Nocturnal Toil
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Representative Corman Clashes with
lawyer WeltsDuringWarmiteariiig
A l.t‘ili'iil;: “iiit'ii at titties l'ort-cd
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A lull drawn up by Lawyct‘ lienc‘:
dict M. Holden of iiartford and pro
vi.l:n;; for a military organization-
ntadc up of ex—soldiers and sailors’
and men over the maximum military;
ac» to defend the state of Connecti-
cut it. case of atiy internal disorder
while the national guard was in ac-j
:iv‘t; service, was given ti hearing by
the committee on military affairs. yes-
terday aftcrnOou. ' ‘
Adjutant (lennral George M. Cote?
v1.0a prcscnt at the hearing and spoke?
in favor of the bill as far no hits oili-
i-itil (upucity would allow him. Tho
(titliilllllf‘t‘ was obviously intcrested in
tho bill anti may report favorably
(‘10..iiiitun |-‘ ll.- llutt to lim’ his gai- will.“ on the pt‘escnt bill or it still-
to
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cl itit‘lllltillni.‘
brvrtthl out a
pi'cscrvc
opinion ilt‘itii't‘ t‘it- labor committee in!
Ht't'iiliili. ycstt-rday on the moot quest prompted to draw tln- bill by t’Xllt‘l‘l
from or an t-tnhthctii' day and niglit‘icticc ho had had wilt-n riots titri-at-'
woilt, as appliid to womcn.
opposition deinput from rcptw-scnta
Stroll: tilt‘ll tho city of “Hunt-bury.
li00'~- ot‘ manut'ut‘tttrtnix intcrt-sts
:tn: Illllth it t‘tlililL’t' in thc law l‘r‘iitl-‘
00r- tl- iiiizht work. ’l‘lio bills, ovct
v lint. a tilSllirhitl'i tit tour hours took
1!;ttt. would illl'\0'lti uoiuon. with tho
t'\t t , l‘liit Ui lt‘lil.‘lil‘.lt‘it‘llilllilt' and lot
I;J'.-|lil cpcrat’crs 10am working nights
and would mint-t- the number of
u mimic hours of tho week. (inc tnadc
0 tho Bitttiiintiizi llllllltli‘l' tiltylivt- hours:
alto attotlioi' torlycichl hours for '0
an I Hilti‘ lllilllil'>.
Tut hcarinz! which was held. in life.
hull of tho Housc was attended by‘
\\'(‘l‘:t‘li t'actorv operatives front vu»
vii-us parts of the stain. (inc tutu-r-
("l'iIU' lcatitrc was that a ~section ol‘
lilt tit it‘;illit)ll tit' womcn came to thc
Elit‘litllt: to option" :0 chuuzc iii 11.:
\\'<‘i'i‘.illL hours i'clatin: to lildht work
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anoint-t attcmpt at burglary took
plum last night witch intrudcrs made
an ttiort to hrcak into thc home oft
.‘.lr.-. '1. H. Robinson. litizttbcth strect.
.\ii.-. Ltobinsozr‘
limit-d a watchdog out of the house
in (litlt'l‘ to H‘lli‘t‘ lilt‘ turn away. Sht‘
was alone at the tlmc and bclicves
that two math whom uhc~saw had iti-
’l‘ii;t1 thcrc were
UH‘A‘ACTDAL)’ was vcrilicd by a. res-
ponsible man, who voluittccrctl thc iit
t‘orntatton‘lo the police.
Officers Smith and Sammis worn on
Water street last night when thcy
ht't;l‘(i a dog barking on lGlizabctlt
stzcct. They invcstigalcd and asked
Mrs; Robinson tvhat the troublc was.
Slic then told them of the, attcmptcd
bttl'RNHl')‘. Slit? stated that she had
turncd the dog out of the house in
ordci- to frighten tlic men away. She
succeeded alright, inasmuch as the of-
ilt‘tl‘F could findno suspicious chur~
.lf‘it'lS in the mighborhood.
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on. Well Hook and Ladder Com-
pany. No. 1, has engaged Captain
Harry DcLong, of New York City, to
prurient his great spectacular fire play,
"The Fire Brigade," at Hoyt‘s theatre,
3012.0; time early in Aprii‘ns a benefit.
to tiic Truck Company. It may bé rc-
calied that Captain DeLong presented
this fire play here in Hoyt‘s theatre
for Old Wcll ltook and Ladder Cout-
paiiy about ten years ago and scored
31 great. hit, and the Truck Company is
greatly enthused in securing Captain
lchong for a return engagement.
"Titt- Fire Brigade”'ts o.‘ companion
plav to the famous ”Still Alarm." and
‘wiilrequire fifty people, horses, tire
apparatus and themed ~in action on
the stage. Captain DeLoug and wife.
who will assume the leading roles
conic highly recommended by the
’l‘i-ucii-Cnimiany. and guarantees this
play and to secure the local talent. as
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oi'dct‘.‘ .~,tttutc bill providing for it similar or-
dn't‘t‘w‘m'c Ol‘v caiiizatioii with the sump purpose.
Lawyer “Oitit'li raid that ho was”
He \\ as
acting. ho ‘snid, own private illlihltl
'(l‘litt‘ and not as tho rcprcscnlatlvc ot
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'l'in ttl‘tikl'i‘hr "Hill“ hi' illt‘ (‘tlt‘ "A. lrit 0. Grcum'y, William it. Alircns titan in .3, concilatoty ittiitndc.
Nu.\'~:ili: in lnliim‘. til" littllttll‘)’ (“i-“”51 William it. l'cmiinnton. chief of tho; said tic did not insist upon all till"
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Vt‘litiil is indichtcd by tho stall-intuit
of Mayor llarstrom that 3,441 ct-usus
‘t‘ilitliillll‘iltfi have been completed to;
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two young men ”‘i iuotti time, dt‘iit'l‘ttiiili.’ only upon the
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| first lot-at play over produ‘ood in this0 ilcrc a'dninty luncheon was served.
cit). Various committees have bcen and the good things were so bonntl~
Meringue appointed to work in conjunction with t
Captain Dehonx in promoting thetruparhy even of boys. Although the
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her.
Catt. The mayor cstinialcs that [lit-
tcun's total ot'ct‘cnsus
'..'0ii lic about 9.000.
\"oi'u hut? liecii t'eccivcd from tho;
~‘atr lit-adqttavtcrs in Hartford byi
tltrounhout the
tion that thc statowidc ccttstts will bc‘E
cruiplctcd .in rccoi‘d lillil'. The ccn-l
us of industries has alrcndy bcgun.;
daunting to word received from:
”VP-“A it "0i?“ All!“‘:‘li;.ttt‘ord, and blanks liavc been scntt
out to tail inuniil‘ucturin: plants in'
hit statc. .
'l‘hc Matti hcodqttartcrs iii iinrtt‘nrd
now so cqtiippi-d and orrzaitizcd;
the work can bc coinplctctl in“
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si-tcti oi“ the towns and cities in send-t
in: tiltil' returns to Hartford. ’l‘hc‘.
\Vilflll work has now cotton to a point
when it is up to the towns and cities
lNiIJlilN‘h't‘S. li‘ thc census takers all;
over thi- state will rush their wot-kl
and thoso in charge of the local can—t
resin-rs will send tlic-t'ettt‘iis to llart-i
ford prmnptly. the whole task of ill-A
in: and tabulatin,r thc ‘census resulll
can bc complctcd;by. the Iicadouartg
crs titgauization within a week. 'T‘lici
ilcaouuurtcrs are now able to liandlci
from 50,009 to 60.000 blanks t-‘vcry';
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Last evening the Acntc Class of thc?
South Nor-walk Baptist Sunday school
was eutertainéd by the president.
Frederick Brock, at his home. in Quin-
:urd avenue. At the conclusion of the
inicizscly interesting- busincss scsaion.
Miss Evelyn Brock. an clocutionistt
from New York. have three readings
in a very artistic and pleasing inun-
Frederick Brack, Sta, delighted
theiistcncrs with his songs. After
I-‘rcd Brack. Jr.. had given piano selec-
tlcns the young men gathered around
the piano and sanr. their favorite
scum-0 as only boys can sing. Mr.
Einnlicy. thc tcachcr, spoke interest-
ingly on the class motto, “The. Other
Man." Mr. Tiughcy spoke on the pur-
[insc of the organized class. its work.
its opportunity and its possibilities.
Air‘s. Thank. mothcr of the host. then
.thtesscd the boys. Her words were
it-w. but well chosen. Thoy were;
at that they were far beyond the
hour wai- late than the party broke
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Nation-Wide Movement
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palaii which will or Nil‘lll 00ml \‘t‘t‘k‘
lM‘L’lHillli‘; Monday, in this my. and In:
lillll‘ lllt' Nlll'ul blunt-o
tit-i t‘l'tlbh Mit‘lt‘ty t‘xiit‘t'tt-t to cuitsl;
livt- ti0o_.«utitt illl‘llliit‘l‘r. ltl't' tit‘it'iUD'
i-:.: rapidly. Ill‘tl it now looks as it:
Ninhiiik would be one NilfQ‘nl‘lN t‘i‘osi't
'i'cwn durinz; ‘31“ ilt'\l tortuicht,
.\ toiin‘n‘iitcc tucciin: was bold last
t-icoiitt; in the titliccs of tho florwallt;
(It “mm r of t'ul'iillt'i‘t‘t‘. and lli‘l‘iln iii-1
‘2.) plans were laid for tho manna»
0w 0. of ill“ hi: cainpaicii nrxi wwk,
lilcutoini- tho illltll‘ parade and iii: ‘
harlot: in tho Norwalk :irmot). nt‘vti
o' llil';
'i‘l :zsday itiuht. 'l‘liosc in attcndittict-L
a: i..~t itiiilit'srmcctiuc \vcrc: t‘olni'icl;
tri;l'.~it‘ l). ltusscti. ’l‘houias (‘. lialcmn.t t'iil-iitii ycstcrday, \vliou tlic committcc’
dot-:0 ti. .\lilnc. (‘. lrvinir ilyiitztond
‘ Edward liuify. (lllvcr B. Jackson. Wit-t lit; hearing on the hilt introduccd byi
'ttan; l’owcll. ,Cliief George. lionardus t Representative ‘.\-inan (tor-man
of thc
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Mont conicry.
ilcpnrt metit:
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.‘iitrsmnn, John Keogh. itcv.
tic-ruin \\'crtwr, L. St. John
Kin-walk l‘olicc Department: 'l‘hoinas
Skelly, Carl A. Andcrsoti, t’. F.
llrophy and H. t.'. tmulcns.
l‘liarlcs ii. llilworth. sccrctary of
th-X {\otwalk t'hambcr ot’ t‘ommcrcc,
clu'Ollult‘HtS wan l-‘it’l‘tt‘ti chairman of tho lilt‘t‘litlg.‘ uunthri of the innuitcs that tho prob
'imt int 0. Gregory was cit-ctcd s c
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:\ L‘t'llt'l'ill (“Wu-“Silt" “Mk itiill‘t‘ dill". vaiis undcr which thc ‘airfield cotin-iships rm the Atlantic,’
.‘.l; .\'01‘ ”HAW!“ ”13‘ ”W “'OTk L“ “0'1 i'li'. tlic cvcuiuil. in l't‘tlfll‘d ‘0 ”l“ "““'t 1‘; .i-lil prisoners arc lot otit at (l cunts
fpcr day. so that 2::0: prisoners in a
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BOANllNiJGASIAiNRE
Member from Manchester Againf
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llAlt'l‘l‘Oltil. March 2-- An attcnipt3
m” thc‘ptirt of liousc Chairman i’cas“,
icy (ii the judiciary committeo to pass,
undei a auspcnsion of the ruins, at
lt‘sUihliOli appointing Guy S. Bushnell.‘
judgt of thc'towu court of Entield
pruvokcd a clash in the house today}
The judiciary committee conducted
heating yesterday a
\V. Morrison, tlic prescnt judge. ric-
l‘cnucd his. right to it reappointment.
iloih Mr. Bushnell and Mr. Morrison
a~‘c Republicans. although the latter“
was an active iit‘lllbel‘ of the Pro-
gressive party. When Mr. I’caslcy
brought the matter up in the house
.rulay. Mr. Rogers the militaflt young
:icinbcr from Manchester, rcfcrrintr to
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~t7hcrlt~s it‘. ”Mills. lln1 genial math
uycr of thc int-wants of the Standard
Oil Company in this territory, ict’tt
today [Or Central l‘t‘glls, New York,
whom he wit spend a mouth taking
a inuclz-nccdcd cost and recuperating
his health. As a parting remembrance
the men in this tvision. who hold
Mr. Mills in the h ,h‘cst esteem. pre-
sented him with a handsome Hamil-
ton gold watch. Mr. Mills? was so
greatly louchcd by this display of
good fecllnit \vhich‘hns‘aiways exist-
ed between tho men and himself. and
will highly price the token. Hn has.
both; suffering it‘om neuritis for some
limo ,t-ind .hopcs tho change of climate
and troutmén: it.“ will 'i‘ecelw will
prov:- Nnflfll‘lttl, as does crcryone
who knojl‘tt; him. -
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Lieutenant tion of the “state usc" aysteni for th i . _. _
“Hill” 5- ”PNUII. t‘utttain Albert Au it'llltll contracts now in fort-c. in tlic iii-i Signs of a consxdtmble reeawakenw »‘
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Sllave Passedfhrough Aziztyali, and Are Making Nearly
i Twenty Miles 3 flay, with the English Soldiers Close i; ;
‘ on Their Heels-Russian and Gallcia Fronts Active ’
Will: N0l AllNW SUBMANINES ‘ A;
it} GIVE WARNING i0 ANN NESSEAS NtNEAEiEN‘ -.
Battle oi the Ger-an and Russian Forces for the llciplits‘ j
North of the J acolient-ltiuipolung High Road Continues ‘-
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The Turks are still retreating}:
pcll met] up the Tigris. .
The British statement today.
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‘day morning. This point is some». '
A52 miles northwest of Km, and if _
;this British are right on the heels' *
of the Turks. their progress has?
been more than twenty miles"
since the last definite report of
their position, received on Wed-v“ _
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Rep. Cormaii's Measure Would Suti~
stitute “State lisé" for it
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HARTFORD, March 1!.»- t‘outract
than in pmpai institutions of Ctillltt‘t’li-y
cut iounu few month: at the Stittt‘.ne5daY'
While the Franco~Betgian front.
on pcnal institutions conducted a pub-'1 operations continue to be featuf- t
ed bv,t.he sustained Brititlh‘ proxy.
‘ress as the Germans' rctrcntnlong".
the Ancre is kept up, there are
oft
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itunliury providing for thc substitu-i
':ti!t;tious.
Itcp. (lot-titan'iiptiroachcd thc quest
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ting along the front in Russia and f
sGalicia. with the advancing sew-'5 .
son increasing activity is report-
p"(.\it~i0tis of his bill be belicvcs that; ed in sectors 3“ the way .from'
thc tit-w prison alrcady in prospcci.' Riga to the Rumaman frontier. ,
\I Niit'il will be situated far in thc court The German Admiralty ari-‘
try.' with a large acreagc. will “it“Anounces that, no special warning
aurnultttral pursuits to such a largo. will be given by submarines hem_
_ atferto anyyesseis, the “final pets
-ti0d of grace allotted for sailing‘»
' having ex;
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. loin will bc avcrtcd in that institution
ht. deprecated a system such as prc
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'wl-Ile yt-iir carncd only $1.500: and,
Now Huvcn county. where the countyt
. pays tho contractors $1M") for Work»:
pired March tst.
PETROGRAD, March 2, viii“
London (British Admiralty per.
ting thc prisoucrs: as an cvidcni'c ot'0Wi1-eiess Press)__The battle of}. .
' ’ iGcrman and Russian forces for
gthe heights north of the Jacobenio f
iKimpolung high road continued»
Eyesterday, says the official state-_
.ntent issued today by. the Ros? '
Asian War Department. North‘ Of,
“WNER MURDERE 'the river Zaval the Germans by
t a counter attack forced Romanian.
____. detachments which had occupied
a height near the village. of Rev;
koza to withdraw. ‘
(Continued on Pace Seven.)
M“
Body Found Early This Morning ‘
Hanging Over Steering Wheel,3 BERLIN, March 2, by wireless}.
‘ ' .to Sayville.—-Twen 'prisonersg‘
iiiith Gasoline Supply Exhausted . ,n the hands of the...
.remaincd
3&2 f a' ‘ 1 f «1 ‘
. , rmans a ter th.. re use 0 a
erw uttrt‘AtN, March 2. vtharics; harp attack by British detach- .
er. who kept his car iii thc garagc 0t 5 mentfi 6351‘ and SOUthCaS‘E Of ISO-1h
f itoncrt Ashweli. of 'T‘rumhnll stt'ccl.,chcz, on the Franco-Belgian front
"Hat-:lord, and who lived at 71 l’carl'yesterday’ Army Headquarters
sItt'ct‘t, that. city, {wit-:1“tun-(tliorgitliiiiWAAAI'Nannounced todav. Other prism“
(rising its car 0 ' rt 3 .‘ , s- f ‘ ,.. . ,
. over the city line. last nitrht. the bodygersfvelre mal.e_m the {seagng 0:1“?
t bcinn found by :i milkman this morn-g of .l§° ated {Mints- he y t e,
'iu:.'.. who inward bound had noticodtBntlsh after thell’ attack neat__
A tho atanding automobile on the routl-‘i Sailiy and in (31351“:s near the Ana“
1““ T393“ hm” NE: h‘:l‘;’:lfi"‘lfolg§:: etc and four machine guns in all
tie steering gear. .' . h . .' . ‘ ‘
A the wheel, anti u gaping bullet wound.fen into German Iii-“ids m Q‘EQP _
i in tin back of thc licad indicating that i Cratloi'ls. Other raiding fictmtlcs
l he had been shot b_' a passenger from . are reported in the officral state:
linsidc the" car. The gasoline antigment _
spark had not been shut off and thc, LONDON, March . Z—The
cuaiuc had run until lucl was ex] War may easily extend over alt-L
boasted. .. , . .. .7
Fred t‘aolson. the mitknutn, thought other “’1an 35 far as purely mill-
tltc position of the car was peculiar taryfactiors are concerned, ac~
as 10c passcd it. and stopped to look cofdjng to a statement by .Gen.
it~over under the impression mi“ it Fre‘detjiclx B,‘Maprice, Directoroi.
W:::rr:::":nt.:t 2:00.: Alli Military Operations to. the-rm—
ratu ' i an .' .. . . . .
othcr articles taken from Taft‘n puck-A Final general Staff, in an litters,
etc. The police being notified, toukpnew gmn to The Associated
chargc of ‘the‘ body and at once saw; Presg. - . ‘
that in. watch and whatever money! In the opinion of GeneralMath
“i"‘i’ffé‘ all: "it"i'éiilii‘t it‘ll me there “we dame be
“ 't‘. ' " "1% "-t . ,
'- ‘ -twc:n the strategy followed by
them. . _
lit-0h Alltnrz. :0 INNS». wim livcs neat“ the.,commanden m the American-
tbc locality. which is lit Kellsllls;,01ltC1Vll War and the strategy which
lild just outsidc of NW: ilrituin’ti cltyt governs the great struggle of ms”
itiliilF.-Rlliti that about nine o'clock;d§y ..
in“ ‘llighl 11pm noticing an autumn. '- '
bl!n passing heard what slut thought COPEWAGEN' garChAzxgit”
Hts tho slamming of a door; SlieiLondoni9-IS Wm"— 0‘" -
an no onc :iligthl. .‘ot the car commune from the Swami: Yarrow-
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