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homaiwan Says There is a Viola iRaiiroad Manaeers and Brotherhood'ms Situated on Murray so, and ; lieot. canola Machinist Mate
tion of Pledge Made to Congressl leaders in Conference Regarding, Owned by Hermann Schmidt, the Hermann Schroder Attempted to.
and the Country
OOl ONE POSSiOlE ,
illPliOliOlN NAMED?
Believes Congress Should he Sum-§
moped at Once
\l'llhlithl'l'ON, March in-
},i't=;~'bI‘-lll Elnirczor .i. liiii oi i‘i-zr
luvlrtui. who return-d to \i'asinzit:
inn ysuiv-rday :llit‘l‘ a month's lid
in Florida, fillJlJll’ZWl iris l‘t'llii'il to
tho (~.-;.pliill by a \icoruus attack oni
illll‘ :«ppolrrtluvnis to the new larifl,
town: which he tc r“ _. “A \ioizitlon
or” l'\“i,\'— pledge “1&le to ('mi,';i't‘~<~‘
‘_‘ii ('i
" roar. li'» thu courtry.“
(anon-ruin; r.por tia- l'i‘t'>ltli‘lll'<,
infectious lor ihc iar'li‘i' l)0.‘ii'tl, .\lr,,
fiiiill glilliillttl out ,ihnr only our of;
the at; urcu named i4 lion crisper-fwd}
r' burn: a r'cpublicau I'Lllll asked how;
. i’ could bc possible lul‘ lilit'h it mid”
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- . flay.
' ‘oua pvr.;bie1u.
V_pl‘célitl£.~ the value of tho food value.
guru“; oyster, which rated very high
mission. rnadr- up atnroui entirely or".
)InEUi'luiis l‘rcc traders, to yo :ii. lllc,
tariff question in any but ihc nro-at,
p-n'liiazrn lliill‘lll‘l‘. thn t‘onuri-ss;
praised rho bill creating a iur'iit‘ colu'i
I-iifihlnii it was will: the understand,
lbw, llv‘ naiti' that-tho republicans,
would have three members and tllo',
numerals threc and it was exported,
tiizil {in this waydhc board could,
(urn-rder ihc problems which are to!
Louie before it in a fair. nonparii-i
pm manner and try to sr-ttlc them on 1 burpm‘a dcciarcd in anticipation of a! toruniunicutcd to the 51‘1““
Railroad Time Schedules i. Painter and Paper Hanger
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no srunn 1
minimum-
Freight Embargoes lifted. and Re-i
turn to Normal Conditions Ex-,
peeled
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mu 1-;
\‘!-.\'\‘ Mari-i.
l“il‘ii nr‘liraii“: l'or' til"
pier-argue .rnd ilu- broth-l" :«ul lugs:
I'l‘x em a ri‘suli ol' )t'slcvd: .4 uni-w-
nrcm liliilllif: iruo cr’iwi .zil cigzir! iron;
dri)‘ as from January i ’i'iw r:~l. of
iilrlm- il.~ fll'W \yuz'ivrue. on) in tho
iiuic schcdulcu ni~ mi-vy litllf‘IiJll in‘
ilrc (ounir') was~ taken up today by.
a Hillillllll' ,. oi luv lli’tiilll'l‘llUUtln :lid‘
.1 r'lllli'illllllillll't‘ or the l‘Ilil'.H'._'-‘ lllllll-
:igri.‘
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\lll' ll;
lil.|i'(‘i‘l l,
film! right iruntlri-d :rpai'ulc v." :‘c
o.r.r:~.ii~' must b“ :~i::ucd on the new
ll.l‘i‘-, 'l‘hiww toluluitiws will dcr-iil-I;
rli what manner ihc bur-i; wages dot"
the inch from the first of tho year will‘
. LiJ' mat wick proparinu unit paiuiiniz
Escape from‘ Philadelphia Navy
Yard
no n in nu ,
outrun neutrino our in
HAVE BEEN OlPlOREO
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gEach of them Supplied with Cloth-
Ouner llad Been Redecorat‘cg and
Papering interior
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l‘lll t;r‘.‘;iil lv. 7', l\. ‘,. it‘ll-ill :i,x . . ,
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or blUH', cozrmic‘rly ({i‘rli'flli‘d a mg and Tell New $10 Bills
i:':.i rover mun ibuusi‘ in Murray w
--li'ti", L. longing in Norman Summit, _ .
. ‘, .. . , . . ,.. ‘.‘..‘iSllll\li'l‘()N, Mili'l‘ll 2o. Limi-
rla luv... li.'li\ll'l .inir para-r Mum. (‘l i ‘ll 1' _ ‘1
M , “M”, ,,,,,,,.,,m,,, “Mm,“ tin. r.r .orir .ind .rt nmsi . illt
about L’ . _ _ .
. llcrurnnn Schrml\‘. oi the German lil~
Il.._\ lor' tho ‘.i’_" lurid ;.“r tilit'ii"lii , , , ,
, ,.-,, n, .h,, l‘r: , ,.,_.,,,,_, Fm, 1),. turned crews at llill.illl‘ll‘lllil navy
., ., , . r . , *
”NW", whirl: you! ,,,,, H, “N, ,“5 mm. :rrc lrulro'ved iv.) l'ru't‘ brat
..~ . ,., ii"‘ri the ”W... .],,. 9mm. ifrmvucd illnl niylrt in an attempt in
:r'i‘op tr ltrrii‘ liriuMn (ovum! _'-)' Mr. ”1“”? .
;. mm “.qu up" ppm duh-”1”,“, inbuilt nilr-‘r llll‘fl who mcapcd at.
110,. must”. up, myth“, ,.,,\-,.,.,.,i 1,, 1hr innu- tinr‘ havi- born capturvil
,.. _,,_,,.,,. ,, i, d, “n, ,.,,,,,,,,,,, by the: liy (ompauirs of rmrincs and lllt' l‘hii-
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,‘Wuwn ,,,:,,,,,,,,,), m“, 0, Raymond .r.l iplrm polite, (hm: are it .iddi
“ run-my h'ii [rm low “H‘- '.l:li to llto unveil who were rcpol'lcd
rhi morning ,,, choul pm“, slurst ninhl as having i‘ailcil to escrow.
.ur. Schmidt had been working for. l'llll..\lilr:l.l’liiA, Miii't'll 3”: "l'i‘i‘
rl‘nuadciphm lictcctlvi- llurcau la
le.~'porlaillkr for the statement
[llllt‘l'll
illt' lt‘rild(’:ll't‘, and a family was ex-
ll . ronrpnted. It is ceilrmricd that tlrcl,,,.,,.,1 ,0 1mm. in within ,, low $135.] from thrcq_to [Ml of tho crown of
t'l.llll().'v‘l.5 will receive between 51!,»
Wight"! and $13,000,000. 'l‘hcrc \vasi
Mirna talk today of leaving the corn. starting a cool n“. “my lighted on oil l'if‘li in“ away in the dash for libt‘rU‘ p.‘rri‘uucss idea to its limit.
IiiUiliCll to the I-liplri-llour (‘uliltliL-fi
slop. heady-d by .\la,ior-(icrnvrul (l. W.‘
(.ocllruls. ‘
l‘rciuht service on all li‘lillli lilies
l‘..i.~' Lien inoroor loss delayed by cin-
'lli..~ owner was coruplotin: his job ”‘9 "m.”‘m'd (.crman .“"““3""‘ ‘3‘
\‘t‘sitr'diw afternoon and instead 0, prim. \Villrcim and lrrnz lullril l‘l'll‘f—
WM, and placed it in ,, back room" but ruchr, in which four anilors were
9;, “H. s‘ccond floor “1“,“. 1“. W“, captured. The fugitives swam a dirt-
noikiuc. 'l‘hc rtovc suddenlv exploit 1 inncc of three hundred yards acrosu
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ml. and burning oil was hurimi in.“ ,‘_l'“““‘1 to 'l” “m“- . . .
(\cn direction The ilaruvs quickly _iln (liLflll was madc under cover
‘ mum. '. of darkness and when search iwus
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- o:' the first b'l: moves undertaken
a Flilellllfic basis. Not. a ‘siruzic man of! strike. Nearly all the railroads ifftcd‘ “hm. “as him: about, and before mmiv at daylight. the police found an
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Chamber of Commerce Committee.
i Meets to Discuss lime to Pro-j
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intruding to :H'i‘rwrplidr ill .rn iii-i
tcn;.iv<- way for le‘oir'licld county not
only tor military needs, but also for
pr rrnancnt, peaceful development
what Governor Marcus F‘, lloli-olrih‘s
census plan is ill-in: for ihc Male as
a \\ll0li‘, rm t‘ouniy i’uxvi-lopvrri‘nt:
committee or the “l‘lilf’ji'flllli'l t‘irarxl-
tnr ol' t‘orrun'vrrr- wcut- rah) .->
[niririiy ulti'r limiil yvnrcrrlriy :rr
'l|.r\'(‘r.~'ii,\' ('luh unit form-id‘rh'd
liriiic plans which will L" sulzru‘iltuli
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to tho Board of lilrcciorn of thoi
('lli'llilll‘l‘ (f *l'uil'fHL'Y‘r" :li .‘pt ‘0 ‘rl
‘la vim; lil!i‘.("'i"i". " mu l
l 526'”: “’"fl f
‘ . .i"-~r:~ wi'l rill ”intuit/xiv
,ii iii of thc indr' 'ii' ‘. “iv izil .l,
iv'rirul‘nrrl r-.:," i‘ t' ‘ . .
"ini'ntr‘; i. "Sir" it y.
unit's ca" 1!: tlli . cr.‘
that ":i! i.. it. ~ ‘
ti tritii‘rivuv
'l'hi lilil‘irllilll, citliui-i‘ri-il a'uli
:"Huiiliurnl.urilH nil! h\ ;.l uni-.- inr‘
lre‘iiil inir‘ n lil‘l""ll‘r‘llill‘5n’ iur'c,
“mi; in [turnip tui- (ornruiai'iiin'
gums-cry lor war. Pairiitizl county
will tlrr:.-- tic i-l‘ii' to ("illli‘Wllltli'l' -r'
:2 rooiircrri‘u I‘Uiltl‘ nil thcr'o wcz‘.
lit-thirsitiis that 1‘.“ an iniporiau:
rum in the successful «condor-i or war
dry-is
:2.» tin lll‘ll «ml ambitions. ‘
First of Kind. i
r..- for «1:; con lire ascoririncd. thr-
iicp taken by the committee this of»,
that tornoon is the first of its kind loithc apparent boulder-sures of peace at
bun taken in.1ho country and is one,
in tin country to oarrv out the pro-l
'l‘hc conunirtvc. working out. the,
Hour: la conrpmcd of l). Fairchildi
Wheeler, chairman: lrucicn T. Warn?
nor and Charles ll. Plumb. ,
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‘uiid Japan in War with this country,
Cloudy and Warmer Tonight TWO CENTS Jain
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ONiiEOOiAIES in ' " i »
80-0Piiiiiii Willi SHIPS, .
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Purpose is lo Clear the Ocean oi Submarines Which Are
Sinking Vessels of all Descriptions, and Policy of
Armed Neutrality is Being Harriett by the Navy Depta,
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MEREOOH lROOPS iliiE OEPOiilEO lO OE ROt'ilOiO
lOWAOO Si. OOlNill ll OrlPllEOEOElilEO Bill
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Germans Attempt to Assume the Gilensive in the Chant.
. pagne District and on ltrdln Front
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WASHINGTON, March 20.9.,
Further steps to protect Amrcicag"
lives. and property against the
warlike operations of German
submarines are expected to talus“
some more definite form after to?
xv.vsnr:m’r0:\'. )lziych :o.—-;'rl e daY'S Cabinet meeting. 'e
in .p to (it 'icr'ul t‘arranza, declining As lia< been the case sin“ an
i‘i.\ inrpcud for neutral action to
Lrin. :t‘nic to lluropo by cumin: oil
exports of :znppliix-z lo l)l'llij.;t-‘l‘t'lll8
was made prrhlir today at tho Stale
iirr..rinli-ni,
'1 in: I‘l'ellh‘ul was based first
official Washington acknowled .
ed that a state of war practicalfy:
exists between the United States
and»Germany, lthere: is a wide
range of specu aion on the prof
cisc action President Wilsonm
templates, but there is no officifi “ ’
ground for any forecast.
um
. ‘ . Calling of Congress in extra.
and in the e t z r ' ' s . - - i
of comnrerctfhvfitllr]it‘lrtimblel’lii;lcl:cthot: sessron before April 16’ the d”.
\vouid in effect he an unncutral di:€7‘h‘5t.‘:h°5cn for "-5 assembly, It!“
“mummy... ‘contmues foremost among the
Neverthclcss, probabilities, but there are no in~
"“9 Dn‘smt‘m dications that President Wilson
upon
me prancnt time. as shown in the fur-
iioy of President Wilson efforts and
ticrurtruy's attempt to cmbroil Mexico
the note concludes.
would not be under-
stood as desiring to impede the pro-
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Cannot Ship to Europe and Cost of
labor and Materials is Very High '
~0ysterruen today are looking for-i
asard to a‘ruost unprofitable scasort.l
This statement was made. by scvcralf
of the icon] oystermen. .
.fl‘he war and the high cost of labor"
their curbargocs yesterday as soon as‘ 1“,. Schmidt. and his l,,,|,,,,,._ who was intcrcsiirm collect ion of property.
Ylli‘y board of the settlement. A rc-‘, “mph”: with him at ,1“. time could ll included ten info-preservcre mark-
turri to normal conditions on some ”Mm”; ”K. blaze with ”W“. initial“! with the initials oi the two cruis-
““05 “‘35 delayed by ”Hi neceggm-y. ll‘ Clllll‘o I'OOIll \Vilr‘i “blitz”. ‘\ [010-1 “I'll, ”II'QI‘ dlst’nrdf'tl lllliforlns and ll
"l making reciprocal i‘irl'unflfllll‘l‘l-‘K pnonr call “'33: sent in to the ll:I\\\'ll|1‘AiiliL‘li‘l‘. They also found civilian
w“, connectingronds. ,l'irc department, and mm"). Chmicioridun inclosed rn oilskin bags,
i\\'rili:mr J. Powell and a numbcr of! “1"“ it is suspected. was placed on
[I ISIAIURE MAY ,Itgl ol the Hope lloac (‘ompany rush i '—""
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OONlilOiIOOiiili , , .
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Many Hearings, Numerousjlleperts
and Important Matters to be:
ones of a movement leading to the
resumption of peaceful returns bo-
REOROlllllO lllE HOME ‘
‘ OOllllO HASQQMMENcmii.‘.‘l:‘,"i‘.é‘i1.i.‘l§,”iliii‘ifi铧r0§i‘éi..“'32i9
,crurncnt to feel that his inability toi
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Recruiting the Home Guard will be-a steak] in any way militate against
bin at once. Lieutenant Tclfair Mi up: attainment of the high identnof
fhlu‘lon this morning received orders; (.cncrai (,arranza by the cooperation
ifronr Hartford ordering him to begini 0f 01"" neutral governments l“ the
He will do this as 850“ aé possible‘ uscuof their good. offices and friendly
and as the number in the Home meumtion to bri‘ngabom the end or
Guard is unlimited, it affords an op- trrtpcrrlble m“- , I
‘ poriunityrio serve their country to” he “9‘9 mentioned ”‘9; careful,
all those who are untitled to join the. “"“l- sympathetic consrderatlon
Naval Militia or the Sixth Company. gwhrclr the United States has givento
Just what the Horne‘fluard oonaisls' ”‘9 ”“0905“! ”for“ ‘0 ”‘9 new "‘3‘"
of is not generally understood. Tho" “all?:étlgg:oih‘:':,f§:goin Sgfififim
b‘uk’ reason for having a, Honu acute, the Government of the United
had finally decided upon it. On
the other hand there were some“
indications that the date of the
session would not be advanced. L '-
Preparations for carrying 'out’
the policy of arr'ned neutrality to
its fullest degree are being but--
ried in the Navy Department. The»
possibilities of their execution;
range even to active ctr-operation,
at sea with the British and:
French fleets to clear submarineii
out of the shipping lanes. ~
,French troops, pushing harden
the heels of the retreating Ge’ ‘
mans, are today within striking.
distance of the “Hindsnburg‘
Acfedllpon
iSeoret Service‘Men Said to he Busy
(iaard in to have this city with rniii-,
In casc' States has unearthed in plot. made by
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slid materials has greatly affected the, H _, ,. _ . l Middleton" may heitsloca on, but, "I NW8"! at the Present llme
oyster industry. In fact, it is more! HARHORU. March Iii-”A li‘gliw'l'rI-i Great Secrecy IS Bemg Observed, .,
tltzm probable that the season may he'; ”V" account 0f “0““ ““5 iilki‘ll 1011M;
a total failure. ‘ 'l‘Y .Scnutur Klett, 1119 iliel'llbli’fflll, hirrc than a score of foreigners
"‘i‘he present war affects the oystcr~"-’~1“'|l'l‘- 1" ordcr ‘0 3‘“ on 1d?“ 0f ”1“; i‘ is understood that l'rrclc Sam‘s ac: under Federal surveilancc in this
busineus in several ways. The In(.fly,1ir'o;zpects or adjourr‘rmenrpiY the Gen, scheme of preparedness includes a de- (ity is the rumor that h: bclnr.r cir-
dmyerp and those. of other coast cities; cruel Assembly. ' 'llrc committee rc-i tcrliion camp for Connecticut—far f'lllilli‘d today in NOF‘Vlll'k- . Just how
depend on finding a market for their: “0‘” 0" bins in hand, hearings ‘0 be. from the lnaddiur: crowd, art. Middle. true the story is could not be tracer.
«moduci in foreign countries. Francei‘hf’m and .Tt‘i‘OFiS‘ t0 be made showed. ton'u. Great secrecy is being obscrv- tained. although a. diligent investiga-
Gpccluily is a great lover of the Am—lnul‘dl it Will not take many “ka3‘ 10$ N1 l‘ifli'll‘dilig lll'? project. While no “01‘ ours rnudc. However, a rumor
clican delicacy. Since the “-81. bg.ll\‘.':lld up. This conveys the rurprcs‘i
tary protection at all times.
of tho Naval Militia and Sixth Com-i
r-eriy being ordered out under pres-'
on. conditions, there would be no mil-E
itmy protection in Nor-walk. Now if}
there were a Home Guard, the City;
would be in liyile danger from riotsJ
cic., which might occur in case of,
hostilities. _
vnten between the ages of seventeen
nnd‘forty-five, who are in good 1)ll_\'5i-'
the Government dominating the Cen-
tral Powers to crnbroil not only the
Government and people of Mexico, but
ais the Government and people of
Japan in war with the United States.
A: the time this plot was conceived.
the United States was at peace With
the Government and people of the
Gtv ran Empire and German officials
and German subjects Were not. only
icnjoying, but. abusing the, liberties
line," the supposed goat ref-their
retiring foe. The milestones on: fig
this line are the historic towns of
Lille, Cambrai, St. Quentin, Lao
and La Fere. The troops of- Gen.
eral Nivclle yesterday» were rush-U
ing rawards St. chntinjt’ ante;
almost unprecedented m the pres—f
cnt world war, and had redohgd a“
M’M. within five miles of the city; ‘
- purges; obtained by the employees in
min, there are very few ships tluri;
have. crossed the Aflziniic who have,
onzricti the bivalve. It is safe to say:
tool it will be five, years or more;
and the cod of the war before the,
cynic-r market will become normal;
'i'hh‘ in itself is greatly,(lr‘ct‘casiuil'
the profits of ihc oyster'rnelr.
drum!" is very hard it) obtain. Tlre‘
.‘cysicirzlen pays good ranges, but he,
(criuiniy cannot afford to pay the!
the ammunition works.
writ and
pleasure to it.
Oyster-lug in
there, is but. little
it presents butlittlo
prime-lion to, the average man of to-
lt‘trl‘ the- oyster companies who have
sicanrhmts, the coat of coal is a seri-
'i‘lic price of rations
has advanced to a top notch price
and atldz-i greatly to the loss.
. “M the same time, in spite of the
increase of cost in the production 01'
,‘tlreioysier. the price. does not jump
uphl proportion. The Arnccican will
not pay the price that tho bivalves
me really worth for they do not up-
‘by experts on food value.
“-1 “min unuomh or two. however,
fleet. of ysder boots will sail to
~iritl‘péport, 'whel’the‘ natural oyster
beds vylll be worked. 1 is hoped that
'erd' will be plenty oilseed. although
onlgns has been reported as yet.
dulled he whole,.lheioyelermen are;
lilypln or the husband will do their
0 save inmoyster luduntr
stop that final adjournments may be
brought by the, middlo of May.
A bill to permit moving picture cx-i
hi‘hiiions in cities 01‘ 10,080 and oven:
on Sunday eve-mags, was :rvorably!
reported to the senate. today. It. would.
actual bids have been called for, (‘.i “KT-"ibis generally has some basis,
0. Stone & Son of Middieiown hovel and no doubt there is some founda-
i‘.‘~ii(ll lumber dealers to submit rig-i iron for the story.
tires. as to the cost of minim-ml for Because of the mixed population
:‘uch a camp and have already start-10f 'llifi ilml OUN‘I‘ cities in “1*" United
cd 'llrejpr'itw investigation. liet'llt‘t18l3ll‘fli it is necessary to have many
icy (1, Stone in the. president. of this! turn connected with the secret ser-
cul condition are expected to join the
Naval Militia or the Sixth Company!
The Home Guard. is for those. who are;
over forty~five years of age, and for“
ihouc between those ages who are. not,
in good physical condition. For in-
stance, a tuna might: be slightly defec-
aud privileges accorded to them on Unless some unheralded factor
Articllcan soll~ and under American has entered into the situation the-
"’“wflmn‘ ' iFrench have by this time either I
icntered S’r. Quentin or the Ger
pcrruii ‘locai governing boards to
grant licenses and uralic regulations
court-ruin: the exhibitions.
corrrpany. The step taken is in lincifl'iU‘ department. They are “59d ill
.with tho remarks of formcr Aurbassa-i the “plotting 01’ foreigners, whose.
,(loc James W, (icrnrd, reported elsedluvc for their native land has not
.._,_....__.o_. ‘rvlzarc, in the cffoci that in event of; bier. suporceded by patriotism of rho
,wnr with Germany, deiculiml carupsfhiileil Sillit‘S- Jll U111“ like ”WEB.
‘ “ill be a ncccssity, in order that 110 01199311 1110‘” itiSl. what UL0 status
:thusu not in sympathy with the Anrq'af 'l-is ‘neighbor NIL"? ‘1‘} and. 110
nuiiurn iii” .
_ it"l‘itilll noveroumfirr may be internedidtul‘lv. many of the local men are in
"WHEY BAR BREAK, where they cannot do any harm byrtuc pay of the govcmmcni.
., i ar-is' of violence.‘ | The Danielson militia boys who are
Adjutant. General George or. Coieiihiéioned hem, t0, guard the railroad
‘ 3‘ , p .0. 9.. ,. ,‘nns aria-d last night in regard to r $0 0V0r 1‘0 Washington street
".1? ."’ r a r"- f . .d. t, “L try dot-raved war with oer-numy. Ho men are well pleased with the treat-
\.Jl(,ll 1‘15"“) 10“) ‘.m, '10“ ”1 W said may, no gm) had been contem-‘rncnt they receive, and hope to re-
“WNW in Bridgeportyestcr'ilay._.iolrn- plum my “.1 by the military au-ru‘nllr stationed hero for some time
5““ '3 .ernployed in the Rennngon thoritics ohlhc state. It was nos-.to come.
more. Bridgeport. and “"4111 ‘0 l 3‘ \Fler that United States nuthorities’ 'g‘iro wiring and locating of lights
C"i" yesterday morning on the (3:08 might. consider such a matter. but. uswrrocr the bridge has been completed
tacit}. ”1‘0" "1-" “”1““ ‘1‘ the ““k yet they had mTt written to, or con“ and now the underside of the bridge
(air. he took the trolley to the fac- puma with him 'ahout. it. Thai is as bright as day. By such meth-
iory. A3 it. happened to be crowded.
live in hearing. While this would,
‘(iioquniify him from regular service.l
l:~.’ could join the Home. Guard. The.
members of the/proposed company;
will receive the saruc drill as the ring,
“"‘rs' .. .. ‘ .. _ .- . i l)eteciivc-Scrgcnnl Thomas Hunt i;~.
A recruriirlg station “ill be opened it Hartford today Where he will get
- w .v , ». , - - a ' » ,
f“ 50%,“ l‘~,mfid“\)l_bb’ llfiufurlllmils 3:33; L‘nailes Strntton, chnrgcd wrth non-
:3“)! ‘1; :5; (of Salunlt‘c‘ecr cill by support, whose term in prison expires
‘. ‘1 5- vi' ' ' "‘ ‘a a n" hil ‘to t is ci
lirc President, there is a clause ill the! 13:39,. 1:3 Ericflngeuof bPlllfl a lam:
hinnk enlistment which allows the in-! mist. ‘
30ml resignation ‘Of ii member ‘0 join 1' it was several months ago when the
:trucl'tgérrla‘t‘i-).Lifirii‘e-rggp‘l.i§£llntfi§1 $12)); downtown police received a notice to
l“ l‘ 1‘9 l “‘3 "l .. ' " . “questing tho arrest of Stratton for
.. . -, . .‘ ,_,
a (use. sonnouc (inc will bi! fliiiiflrll": non-support. The)! placed him under
(41 ‘0 take his DIM-0 ab 1‘0““‘1 “3‘ “ ‘ arrest and he was taken to Glaston,
3031'- lurry, Conn, whore die was tried and
,g.‘rcu sixty days in jail.
>r Au soon as the women living withl
him in this city, who supposed that
torsion nun
'SEROEllil HONT _ imi‘; iii‘eiidiiim’fi‘lidu. 0..
the Bond: are doggedlv pushing
forward toward Cambraj and ap-
parently are within striking dis-
tance of that town, the heart of
the Lille-La-Fcrc line and famou
since the days of the Romans.
The British are advancing more
slowly than the French; but nothx.’
ing in the official reports from;
Paris or Londou, or in the unofo
ficialbtories of newspaper cor-toss
pondents at the front, indicates:
that either army‘has yet come um
contact with the main German
forces. The theory that the Get?-
mans purpose ro halt their retreat
on the Hindenburg‘ line has been
Mr. Johnson was forced to stand in
the vestibule of tho.cnr with the mo-
tomrarr. lu uoruc unknown manner
the brakc gave way and flew toward
trim, ripping through his coat and, in-
mum; his right. arm badly. It glanc-
ed off and .cnught the molorman in
the stonmch. knocking him out. Treat-
na-ui. \ras given Mr. Johnson and he
\‘l'iii‘l taken bomo‘ to this cityr~ He is
a member of the Pulnumlloee Corn-
“)nnv. and! was' employed ‘ror' some
m: in tinctwminm Miller Grocery
might act directly with the governor. can, the govemmem hopes to prevent
Such a. comp would be for the in- the fulfillment of any plots to blow
lcrmrut of 'Gcruran citizens. who up the structure. i”,
would. in case of war, he enemies of . Sereral of the .locnl young men
the country. This means Germans have expressed their intention of
who have not applied for first natur- joining the “Home Guard." which is
nitration papers and are subjects of being organized. They nl‘oifull of en-
tire Gernum Emperor. At the out: thusiusrn over the new project. it
break of- the war such camps were has been suggested that the Nonvaili
cilhbiinhed in the neighborhood of Rido‘olub get busy-and start a cam-
liondon and Gernmns in the city paign forgincreuslng ltoimonibernhip.
were. sent there. Other Germans were Thin would be ngood ttm‘ to start
obliged to report. daily to who police such ‘ "
5i“?- h
r ‘ , 8 protect
and were otherwise under survolll be tit 11 ‘ '
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nunnuune
i an Anna illi
l
lillthilNGl-lAhl, Mm, March 20.-««
David Overton, former-clerk of the.
,hludieon County-Circuit. Court, con-
vicyed last [all of having murdered
Juope W. ’1‘. anier, camped. cariy‘;
today 'from the Jefferson County] Jail,
0 t ' ‘
non; \vifetvvo. and it was nor lnnn he.-
mic. was his wife. found out. that be PM forth by military ”mes “3*?
w.r.: married before, she saw Proaccu-I allied capitals. but there has‘befin.
tor Cramer C. Hegeman and papers‘no indication from Berlin Gillie!
wore at once madeoui and will henna,“ in“ the German lime“;
s..~.rveu today by Sergeant Hunt. I ,7 - 4 H1 . .1. 05° and mean
nitration married wife No. one. in ,Sta an.. ”‘3 pu P .. -
Glastonbury and (leserted her. ruling Of ”13 dramatic f6ii°§i¢itilf
Troy, N. Y.. he met the women who in" invaders of France remain clothe
ed in considerable mystery
. French military ,obcorvcrs'
mate that rho German matron:
l hail": releagfd
tier-c. hopersundod her to be his wife
i‘iii» wénimloagv nicelyguntii his wife ‘
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