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Police Believe Margaret Spaulding
and Ethel Stanton Formed a Sui-
ride Fact and Both are Dead

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left a Note in Which it Was Stated
they Would be Better Off Dead

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'i'iw tun :llillllj' wit: "l‘. who \uwit- hifl
rd in iii- l‘til'lhlliiillli l"ll“’. l:t~l night,
\rtrv tltllillit’ll' lllll‘illlllt‘ll todnt
'll.ti'i,t:i‘:-. \“l’t‘j".'_\"') Sl‘Jltllilii. lii‘ll"“
lt‘t‘ of George l~‘. Fpal-iira. of .\'t'.v
'lllll' Ill-m». :illll lilti ‘nl tltiitittiti. dutielr
l‘i oi l.. Wanton, liiz:<>t'ii};tl
:‘gtnt oi l‘iw limit l'ltllltl liuill'o‘ut
\lllll fl‘ltlllll1l'1‘ 8. :.t l.ti.~1 \lllit'lt“ A
poll til:'iit':l "l-‘e -.;:; ' uni l-Zilnl." found
in it room li‘. il'.‘ lip. l‘llillll llotul.
v.1.itli they ll.ltl tlf‘tltlv «l diiriiii: \tld
mating: .sl—{llt itllll ’l'liii'rzdriy. iiidit-nt
bu llttii they lad lt".‘l'l'tl to t'tli.ll“ll
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and Mn: Stanton \\.l.~' ‘22. The cil'lit
‘Zilirll lure oii \\'t‘linestlzty. Al't-‘l‘
night. .‘lil‘lll. in their room at the hotel.
chore Miss Sinnton ll‘ltl l‘t'tiislvi'l‘tl in
her 0“"! mum- :ihd rum Slinllllll?!’ il>

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000 008 this Bill
00“ BY A 0000

Miss tllice lee on Way to Fire in
Winnipault When the Accident
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Minn Alice Lee. a fifle’f‘lhyt‘ill'dlltl eni-
ployoo -)t' lhe Dtrmden Lace works. and
a resident of 27. Chapel street. Non
walk, inns struck by n southbound
Danliury train this neon niille walking
along; ti-e railroad track hour the Win;
nipnnlt station. and us a result of the
acciden‘ both of the Hills legs were
almost completely Severed just below
the knees.

The accident. which “'iltl a most un-
fortunate one, greatly shocked the pas-
sengers and crew of the train. who ran
to Miss Lee's aid immediately after
the mishnp occurred. The unfor‘tu-
unite girl was pineal on the train and
married. to the Norm-ilk station. from
‘which the ambulance was called. Miss

_ Lee was removed to the hospital with
all possible speed. but the chances at
her recovery are slight.

From the time th’at she was struck
by the train to when she entered the
hospital Miss Le: did itot lose con:
scionsness, but on the contfifi
smiled continually. although in' great.
pain. Her courage. which never failed;
even in lllt.‘ face of her great tiilsr‘ofi-
one. must certainly lre'praiscd to ‘Mie
highest. degree. The girl was on her
tiny to the fire at the lionnsbury &
l'lisscll factory in Winnipuuk when the
filt‘l‘ldtdli happened.

AtlillllS lllSlENlNG

Congressmen Have Many Details to
Settle Before Ga'hering April 2

 

\VASliENti'l‘OV. lllnrcli fits-Com
grcssnmn lirgnii mobilizing in Wash-
ington today for the “war congress"
"udricfh will conveiic'on April 2; —A
feast amount of preliminary detail
.Jiiutt‘be worked out before the his-
..tnx-yimnking session actually begins.
Wand those who begun urrivinu lt av

:troxnfib to have their time well tallcn

We...
'J Speaker Champ Clark will reach the.
'c'opltalt late tonight or tomorrow
morning" ll'lojorlty, ,Leuder Cllllldt
.Kttchiu is expected about. the satin
"Ilium from his North Carolina home

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large and influential Church in Mid-

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i‘tililll Norwzllk may lose oiie'of her;
Ill. :: protriiient ministers if the il'lb‘ll'

' 1" “3”" “it?” \th Humour liar-‘NDTWBlIl Firemen and Others Inter-
Isi is coiiiiilied with. llev ie‘rcdcrit‘lil . . .

.l. t'olcnuiit, rector of Trinity l-Ipisu ESlEd wt" Meet ”I the Clly "a":
Itopul ('liurch, whom work hits beent . . '
i.i.tiioiizt-ii:il in our city, is consider. Tomgh’, to Organize a Company
in; a wry flattering: (all to no tol
Mini liclds of lnbor. it cannot be; -_ V
ennui ill the present time where theL

"isPEclli limits in

Eltllgt‘ and influential parish has (V-

"otlt'd :i cull lo imii. Mr. t‘olt‘inttii‘

\triiiid not state. when questioned, list
to the possibilities of lllri rcz-t-pitziite, POLICE DEPARIMENI
1.. he has the math-r under con-l '
.idrriitiott and may shortly lllullt' llll‘l
.liliiliilllt't‘ll‘t'lll its to his intentions. i

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lieut Minion llrouses the Enthusi-
asm and Patriotic Spirit of Mem-
bers of the Cynic Cluli

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Stir. t‘olcuian's reiiioiiil lltllll South
.‘\‘t‘1\\"r".lli would lie \cry lllll('ll rc~’
"1'. lll'll ltj
ultil‘i ”-1 l'itilll" l't'ntii St. John's .
ttltl (‘liizrtlt in Slaiiil'ord :-i\ _\.-iir.~
.,t- ultd “us entwined l‘iiii:~'tlf tilitllll
t‘tll people a. i» w minim-t» llul't' ever
tirlh. 'l'liitit_\ riiitirii has rotor-"l li-l
i~lltt'tl"lll“ll lll‘lihin‘l'll} iiiidt r lii~ l‘t‘l'
iorsliip, 'l‘ltc ytiiiit:
l.;ll:tll lime l)t‘(‘ti.l‘-'

Will he Drilled Under the Command
of a Regular Officer '

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At :i llll'l‘illlk‘ oi Ntiiwoih's executin-b
t'o.iiiiii:tt-c U‘l preparedness lit-Ll instI
night -.i the I'll)" llull, it was deli-r»:
united to l'l‘t‘lllll lulu! tlreiii: ti and ml :
unlm-in-t into the l'illll-.:< of the Norwalld
lilllitl' tlepnrtiuelit. ll'l’ llll‘ purpose of
abortion: through this body of tut-.1,
‘ll'llltill il lht~ plan flow under may it.
it‘lltt’tW‘flil will consist 6t nlniu! twill
liuiidLgd inert. tlilllllt‘ protection to lti I
and property in Nor-tynlk. in cust- uny l
trouble arm-s in this city. l

t'liict' lluizzirdus, of the lot-til tirt‘ tic-l
piil'llllt'ill, t‘hiet' l'cllllillglotl” of the;
polite dcparinit-iit. nvitl Deputy Scuut‘
t‘omizlisrioin-r lfotiglns E. North, were;
present :it the lllt’t'llllK inst evening,‘
along \\llll the police sergeants and.
deputy lll‘c chiefs, and it was aurorwli
l.ly"(‘\'t‘l‘_\'Uth: that some plim doubt. to:
l)t‘ adopted for lll" protection of Nor-
walk» citizens and their property in.
(use of war, or internal strife. l
. _ , The plan which scouted the most?
“ml-N] “in“ the Compmmlllt “Vhll'h turntable to the committee was lltnl ofI
lllr been shown litmulln-y niid ”wit‘l't‘l'ttltiut: spccitll olilcc’ 'uto tlwf

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.l‘H'illl “l hornnlk im‘ RHN‘I‘I'I‘U' holl'v‘pnlice department, and lllt'll traliifnizl
iii-J. that lie \\i|l l‘t’lllillll hr‘t't- and (‘0ll- '

V“ l"-' a l ‘ .. . ‘ . ~ ~ this body of men l‘l the nttmuol oil
,:‘ "‘. "“ cm“ ““’1‘ “-‘ "‘(‘m 0 arms, so that they could give. mllltnryl
lllltil} church. protection" whenever necessary. A‘-
........,. meeting of_ tlio fire department will bel
held this evening in tlic City lltill uti
liiizlu o'clock. at which time. every.

people of tho
lill=3“nll‘tl in llit‘
:m ot lll-‘_(‘lllll‘t'll. 'l‘elilllltll ill a mi
w‘i'h' illigiom lit-lift :n lb»- tuitziiinitiiy.
llc i'l“'.‘llil,'l'tl ill“ 'l'riiiilt club. and i'
is nonltltul il‘ any church has It more
'i.oioti body of l‘liilHidii lulllli‘ l't‘il
i: :..ittl together for ll'lllll'tl help and
I...l.t litmus. ’l‘riiiitt llliw‘ wiped out
i..~ llll‘l, owlu‘; l.tl‘l.'l"l)' to Mr. "olc
lirtlt'« i'tlllll‘!l>|ltlll\'t' :ibiliiy and tho
of lllt‘ parish lll'i‘ in a \cry
lit'Llllll' condition. Laryn- ciiiiurcgzt-
i:ltllh are the rule at this church and
er. (trieiiiziii's masterful sermons, nu-
;tiutnted by the excellent chorus
cit-Ir, undoubtedly the host in the
rim. haw- been extremely helpful and
...iic‘i appreciated.

‘t‘tbilc Mr (‘olt-ninii‘s friends “1'“

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intuit iiciwn $12 a
moronic BiNifll?

member of the deparanezit it!
cnrncstly urged to be present. At this
time nil firemen bill be sworn in its
special policeincti. as will also any.
police ranks.

(When a. body of about two hundred
_ -. ' ' . men is organized. arms will be distrll» ,
slow in this city ll!llll lic cxplaiits‘mpd and um mpmbpm of the build
to Mayor t‘nrl Axel llztrstrtmi \vlty:“~m'be drilled in the use i.”
Jtiics (lnrrisou did not receive a large? \’ K I
‘pioportion of the receipts of the last:-
show held here some two weeks nku.’

Mr Garrison hnd n conference wrth
‘.\l:.yor llnrstrom yesterdny on :inolh-

in Ill“ outlook, .lnch lN‘mscy will‘
llllllblt‘ to hold another boxing
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.use in case of trouble.
‘ {and the com
t‘l limiter and the mayor deiiizindcd‘

an explanation from,bim about ,
Lot show. He said that he hnd :u-Ilhpse men will be c

.. ‘ ' I died out oit some.
mot.» that Mr. (.ziri'tson had not been prpari'nngt‘d smital, probably sounded
irivui his share in the proceeds of tli

”mi,” . ‘ ‘- ‘ _ .t‘éon the tire whistles. and under cont-

.ntion. Mi. tuniiison was ionic-Junta ()fnmcm‘s will
WN'VlO take .ul‘ ”‘0 inattc'p‘but lN‘.duty about local factories and other
(link-slug: holly! titling?! stood. Ahlnxormliices about the .city:'
. 1 "CH-1U 3/ wantul ‘0 tliroriglmttt the city w ill be used as
KW“ “"(i had the “PM lit‘l'mll- ll:spct‘iul messengers and will tin-t
i 1ml'lNlt‘t lllfll H was Hill'l‘l' SHillll.‘donbtcdlv be of great aid in case a mo:
win held it and as he was met confihiiimiimi of the police is ordered. ‘
Lit it‘u with the last show, no at-tiun‘ ————«

the command of a regular ofliecr.
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GREENWICHABANK BRINGS FORE-
"CLOSURE PROCEEDlNG.

Foreclosure proceedings were insti-
tuted in the Civil Superior court to-
day by the Greenwich Savings bank
or Greenwich zig'aii'nst Mary J. Kerr
iii-ti) ol' the same place to recover on
nine notes aggregating $8,456 whichl
it is claimed the defendant gave the
piamtil’r from June, 1961 to

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toward stopping: the bout will be '.~k-[
on _'l‘he mayor then remarked that
.ltlt.‘li Deniscy would have to do EASIER" BASEBAl-l-
sonic explaining: before he received,
_n:.(-thcr permit to run a boxing show],
' ll scents that. .\lr. Garrison was :i ClRCUII ANNOUNCED
'si't-iii pnriner of Denisey in the rutr‘ «
llillltl of the lust show. it is :illegedl ———-——.
tint .lx'unz was to 0five his so vice. . .. . .. ~ -
“PM“ .. After the ”show, lio\v:t‘ci',‘ rl.(ihl(ll\. .‘lill-(‘h the circuit.
le'unz received $162 for his share for“ U ”m Eastern Baseball Assoctniion
.33,Mal.hm andGarrison not but 512: drama the comma season. Virtually"
AM that is how the rumpus started. decided upon. \\'ll)l comprise the fol.
Hurt it will end cannot be doped out.‘ 1‘9“"? (1.110%: _. “Mland'. Lawrence.
Mr. Garrison is to present a sketch My": “‘1' fw'pitngl‘icld, how thcn,
entitled: “Rhymes of the Red (‘ross'antmrd‘ Bridgeport and New Lori.
at Hoyt‘s theatre on Alil‘il i. It is an: don. Lowell and Lynn are dropped
excellent sketch and will draw a good 0.0"} the ion 9h”) league‘of 1““ sen-
croud. Mayor Ha‘rstrotn and Juduejv“. — .- '
.. _ _ . - . (humanity as to tlte.dlsposal ol’
Lirhl dlt‘ sponsors for the one“ .tliv Lynn franchise delayed decision
:regarding the makeup of the circuit.
It was announced today that inter-
it’slb in Lawrence had closed a deal
. for the transfer of the club tow-that.
Erity. Jock Flynn, former Pittsburgh
l- National Lcaguer and n member of
ltbc Springfield club last season, will
be manager. Lawrence was a mem
ber of the. league last year! but its
franchise \vasJorfeited to the league
. September‘butzatise of financial difficulties and
be lit regress" W"
cure lll‘t‘. notes. Mary “311088 Do)“; The first league games will be play-
E‘;l}c'~x’]ld;;‘rl‘?0::lggglfljlafigf: lxhadlfolldc: (romanI Mayreéevinth and the season
mortgage of $500 on the mort l“ c osc on en. ember fifteenth. 'l‘lie
. . ‘ gazed fut. schedule Willbe drawn up in
promises. April.
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'l‘iie monthly meeting if the Cyma
Hub of .l. o‘: .l. Cosh, Limited, was
in in in the company's bungalow last.
iilylit, and it very large turn out of
its lllt'lllln‘a‘n’ unto liioulcttutlt Minion
oi tln l'. S. Nnty n rousing telcomc.

Prior to Mr. lllitiloit‘.i address, ;.
in ones imctiiip. l'.‘ll‘~i lit-ht, tit which
ti.< luliou ins: otliccis til the club v.» re
1 it t it’ll:

l‘i'csideril Fittiilt lloodciiild.

\ltt‘ l H .~illl‘l‘.l —tivor_tzt| lit-xiv.

Suitiaiy llrtit‘st A. Taylor.

'l‘rcnr'urcr- ”Joseph It, Lyons.

The coiiinu‘ttno npptilnud by
|'.t':-lthltl were as follows:

liiitcrtaiiititent aloe Lyons, l..
but. A Pearson, .l. Wilton”, .l.
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i\tlilctic.---S. Hordes. l1). Blackmail.
lt. Mulvey, E. tun, \Y..’.Jolu..«on.

FlilillK’P-MA. Lolc. \l'. Kemp, J. H.
Taylor.

llullflt‘” .l. H. Taylor. J. Jackson.

llenltlt l'). A. Taylor, 9. llnrdos.
J, \\'llmott.

l‘rtss ‘t‘otntiiiltee
\‘l’ilmott.

Lieutenant Minion this their rccclv-
ml with musical honors. the orches-
lrn plnylnr: “The Baltic Hymn of h
“I‘lllllllt‘.” At the. close‘ of the d

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'l‘wo scorel-‘nnd more of the local the “91"" and n 1’0"an 0’ lhl‘ SlOTM “cl“ 3‘ "‘0 Grand Central station] add their evidence to the accumuw

.mchtemen gathered together in'i the

them. city hall last evening, and "slened to Company. Winnipauk. shortly before: her description; alleging that a ring
”‘1“ 5‘1““ “'1” “‘50 ll" distributed lteiresentatlre Nehemiah Cnndee ex- noontimc today. The damage is t‘sll-lr‘nllliu' to that worn by the woman . _ .
to cnch member of the department for . plnlln me new not concerning the. reg— mated to be about $300. The tire was! 1‘-\'t it with the accused hnd been found Elve battle "‘ 1'95 pursuers on. "

Istratlon and taxation of motor bouts.

Regular organized drills will follow. ' He told how it was nocegsuy‘to “‘9 n toty's own fire company
”ml-V “'l“ l’” ““0““ “ml” record of the length tutti beam of the could
1“ boats. kind of engine, the number of "Dome
y ”ml“, cylinders and horse-power of each
He also stated that each non-‘

bout.
nonresident owner of a bout would
have to register his boat if he had it

“‘k“ up 3““7“ within the state seven months before Mann”. Before the b11120 “'35 IlO-l llil

October I. Attorney Cnndee also ex-

Boy scouts plaiued the ”engines punched to flip trails nnd into the. storeroom abovei strangled late Thursday afternoon.

non-fulfillment of the. law.

Selectman Philip B. Fielding gave it
brief description of the meeting to be
held Monday night concerning the. ma-
rine reserve and asked all to attend it.

The new motor act reads as follows:
An Act Coneernlng the Registration

and Taxation of Motor Boats.

General Assembly.
January Session. A. D.. 1917.

lle it. enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives in General
Assembly. , ‘

Chapter 233 oi; the Public Acts is
nn'iended to read as follows:

Every holder of a. motor honl in this
state-shall on or before October 1. 1917.
audxnnnually therenftor file for record
with the town clerk of the fowh in
which such motor bout is located a.
sworn statement of the length and
beam of such boat. the kind of engine.
the. number of cylinders and horse.-
power thereof, the. number of boats
which are located in such town. and
his. postofi‘ice. address. Which non-res-
identl owner keeping any such boat
within this slate seven months prior
to October that lit each year shall
cause lhc'snmc to be registered where
such boat is heat as herein provided.
The owner-cf any motor boat, upon the.
initial registration of the. same, shall
pay to the town clerk a sum of Fif"'
cents.

2. A boat having a portttble motor
Shit" not be considered it boat within
the provisions of this act.

, 3. Any person who shalb- fall to
comply with any provision of this act
shall be fined not less than ten nor
more than one hundred dollars. ,

4. The assessors while in session

enacts ,, titer-eel. my i
town .GAENF'B. office'- the

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[lope the Move Will Prove Successful Before the Sermon:
: \Delense lS Consolidated, anda tremendous Battle In;
in Prospect Along the Allelic River "

XPLOSIONS iii iiiihiiiiiiii IN liii - J
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500 More Square Milesiol French Territory, including
Great tens Coel Mines, Have Been Evacuated

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' J tillery Corps, Porhaliiy Fatally‘
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PORTLA .\'l‘., M”. .‘.'. ‘ft‘ll 1'". I‘rL-l
ville John I‘d: r, M” i“. ' Th" lt‘.‘1‘.‘itl"_\,!
l‘niist .”.!’lllli“'\‘ torts, :-' \\ I-l
limits. \\.i,~ slut mi :1“. I

run 3‘ _ ‘ ll .I‘yg. ; ‘
\i‘ouudt-d, curly today. while :i'icmpt-iSIERNBERG “fl-0
ing to outline two iiieit who llitll iitzn‘ol .

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. The initial phase of the tremc‘no'
[dons battle which has opened ire
‘NOl’lllCl‘n France has apparently

N M RD[ 6 ‘turned in favor of the FrenCh.
0 u R CHAR [who are reported to have forced
‘ their way across the Ailctte River»
_.____... .and the Crozat Canal at several
ipoints. Along these waterways .

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their nay into lllt.‘ rest. rrntiozi, tlt’*tlll1“l
the presence of n Itctisy guard, null
had reached :i point r ‘-.r one of tip“
on terics ni‘ lglllf'l! gll‘lr. ’l'lin lilt"l
escaped.

llccausc of tire r--po::t.l pt'vsmue twl'l
suspicious characters :u-zir llll‘ itii't::.ictll'0ll?l' Gets More EVldence in

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creased and every precaution thin ’l to! Mdl’llnlque HOlEl 07.53 'lll’St Slt'md in (lClCnSC Of L3 Fete,
protect government property, I ._____.~_ ,toward which General Niuelle is

”“ “"""“-".““y "W” “ “h“! “At" new mun. Mzti'i‘i so. hm nt'iii‘t: rushing his advance troops in is
fired at n sold‘t-t' on guard at Portland: ”pup“... was rt-mnlidcd t“ :I‘ .l t‘trcnuous effort to break fl! '1
,Htutti Light. Mort- experienced nicnl'l'nrili: I [a

l'l‘m‘ l”? .“Wm-V'l‘m" “Ml-“3 Hindenburg line before the Gm
k “ willie?) t-(xgxtlilitiltiliilimtti‘iim‘i 3: man defense 5‘ consolidated.
chime cl having caused the druid t-l'f Further south the r‘ren‘chLare
. . , M Mrs. Elsie Lee llillllr, who was l'oundi attempting to batter their way"
1‘ Mos eatd ”‘9‘ dead in :1 room in thc l\l:i"liu-.pieitoward Laon, but between them
against. his r“c9"""y‘tiltiitl the :‘eornlng ot' Fridnv. Alul'tllland their oal lie the greagifor-
from n revolwr of. hi ”t' v'tll be arraigned uga-n l i? fC g d S G l~ - . (I
io': lurk trainrmw nl’tcruoon. 698 0 oucy .an t' mam an
'I‘wc :-e-‘ur:itc complaints \\'t'i" [lie-’the comparatively meagre . a?"
ii-urcd before the coroner wns t'tiJ-lVanCe reported front Pans mdtv
[vim-ed there was sufliclcnt. 9";‘lt’li.‘."‘lcates that the issue is still very
ihill:":-11:21:33:)?“:tllywrrggtmll i‘ " (it much indoubt. Some ground has
ltin- accused urged that he be? sent to‘becn gamed northeaSt Of 8.0“.
l but. the fact that the French
inflicted “very;

ituc Tombs instead of to the secondisonsr
lcl ,' heavy” losses on the German is .'

later detailed for duty at the fort, undi mp y»
early today iu'o men attempted to pass i “it...”
in the darkness. Poor grappled with!
them and was shot. in the groin.
the post. hospitnl
chances were
The. bullet wits
large calibre.

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Ihim sleep and insisted uuon mlt‘l'l‘dl-ian intimation that the invader‘
,inr liiin umstantly. i

i amdnvlt’charglng Sternberg; . . .
with the murder of Mrs. Hilait. nl-i Fund“ refugees “0m me. _,
lcsea that witnesses had been‘foundldevastated Wilderness other which I

' ticrlnrcti. the police would in»
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dating proof that Field Marshal.
Ivon Hindenburg's purpose is,“

. room of the Loundsbury and Blsselli on March 15 with a woman answering

easily put under control by the t‘nc-l iii the hotel room occupied by Mi's.,line running from Lille to Loon;
before ’ttl Hiiair‘. that Stcrnbern hnd atlll‘lll?djThis mean‘: that, in the event of
spread to the surrounding! be met her by appointitieut on March1 the French failing to break,

lit: and rode with her from Brooklyn; r . .
The fire started at the switchbourdi in the subway, although he previously? through a' La Fete, a further!

'from an unknown cause. although it‘ had denied it, and that. the muceiwithdrawal “f the Germans is due.
is probable that tho wires became; possessed other evidence which could. to, take place on the British front,”
short circuitcd in some. unknown] not be disclosed. Although Ml‘é‘fi; Th? sharp salient running from-
. . . “”5 ”0‘?" ““5 not [mmd ““mz‘Arras tn Cambrai must be evacuo
it had crept up the dividing! lariuay she is supposed to 1|:ch ‘b‘wnfited, and, in support of this‘asé’.
.sumption, London reports exploi“
isions and incendiary fires in the _'
jdistrict about Arras. This addi- f
ltional retirement would mean the
evacuation of, about five huQ‘dred
imore square miles of French tero.

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surance covers the. loss. I -
’Wllllllll PROMlSlS
03“ E- l- mu . l0 DillllD HIMSEll
. i ‘ aritory, including the great coal" .
‘0 DEfEAI MANN! ‘ , , '7‘, l "mines around Lens. ‘
’ ‘ill‘Blirdzl‘tllrl‘hc‘loll'ttmlfhhlited(trill: The “awe que‘cfion at present
hu‘ it‘ {I .‘i ‘ t ' '1 ' ~ , ' ‘.
, . - l on .l’t‘tty expectation steps which Serurjappears l0 be.WhetheT the Allies-v '
(a 51",“ “lint, (0% illarct "L": tor Robert F. Wagner has tlirentcuedican move flu-"T heavy 311111?er
11‘ “Puffin.“m, P J“ V 'l “ "1‘ be. asked; to ldlfl’. to \‘ind'cnie himself iit viewi fast enough to Strike a smashing ;
o no .t ill. us power to defeat COll'i (,i' (barges of dis 'oyalty to the govern-.1310“, at- the Germans before the
Lrn‘ssllialt James R. Mann, of “ll!l0l5,' d b" \l' . ‘tl‘t 1 .l W New . .
{nudidate for speaker of the National 2:”: m: e. t! .‘ at” 1.} (13" ;, (Demo latter can effectively organize
1101150, by the Stamford branch of} "T“;mé 03:}‘figiflv 13:231. 11,: the Upper their positions. Militarv critics m.
the national Security League. . Atl'ouse. He has been mpmipnpd m ,L Paris and London ‘l‘nlleve that a
li.‘?"'ill§‘lt’ln“liliwiliéiii iiii’fii'iik‘li "”“‘“d““‘ "0" WW“ M” Y“ ‘ “‘ ‘6‘" days W" de°‘d°' ““5 “‘5'.
' ' " 1‘ ’ ' ‘ “ t n - l election. . . . '
to Mr. Hill by a. delegation and he: “1133:1111 ‘llitchel according: “, ,Téporm’fion _...___.__ .
will bc'told ,nccordimz to insti'uctimis.i .. ' v. . - i' i - 3 ~ .
that Mr. Mann is: not in syiiipai,liytil.;’ll;‘]01:firl :fgbolltqgfihgiLQLIEES.l .WASHINGTON, March_23.e+
with lh‘p‘sidont Wilson on the matter-' for defeating his plans gm. tnkiil: title. Sinking by aGerman submarine of
0f.l“‘t'°flal preparedness. {to kind at llocknwzu; Point needed by E the American steamer Healdton
w‘tio‘tliie: 1?: the meninges; I tit;0,13:;‘:l(;~:hti l’etlemt'ermnent tui- ills—- mn-‘with the probable loss of at Scott?
hid-KM ‘n J. [31235: ‘0 1villobcnaentlgnumon rtillctituins to, .rrOlf‘Cl. or more of her crew, many of
'- am“ ‘ ‘ da 5' ‘ ‘ ,, iix‘ew York. Senator “uglier has tlc- - h'l ' ‘n-
to other (‘Jritrrrs'rtcvt from COlllll‘Cllg (l’ll‘t‘tl that he will ask to have the whom were Americans, W ”3 a .
cut. The. committee which will sort 5.2.0.6, “summoned before the bar 0feather grave addition to the long.
Mr. Hill will :cxlplcdn the lillollve:sum senate .l‘l explain his mugged list of German aqquSSlon;
‘lel‘Ql-‘_a°l“‘l‘l)‘{d [tiehprcsgitnt‘fn m?“ c11~ rite that Wagner was working “in against American commerce. can"
{fizgrjuafi‘ggog “3 " °°l r ‘ f the interests of (lertimnvy rntlier than not cause'anv immedmte Change
The brniicb'will flmnce anyStam- in the interests of the bullet! Notes. in the situation between the Unlt.‘
. h (‘1 it t ’ “ tol hovcrnor Whitman and .eualor d States and Germany it wag
lordellus man “l .0 05 ‘85 .0 g . {Brown Republican lender in the scn- c 1 ' . ' 1 > ‘ '
ilattsburg for military training ”"5 me, both have denouncbtltlic ninyor'slsa‘d here (Odav- A virtua State
““"mr' stetr-iiicut as unjustified. jsenntor of 1"?!“ alrendv CXVStS. govern-
i\\-’ai.ncr wns born in Germany, built-mm n‘fficlalo relieve, and they
172”“:tZ‘lr-i"i;idc°“'i'n”..I"’i$i}.al§§io‘.l“3 3“ “in“ ”erything P“""‘°§°‘
.nr;i.‘_.,: . 7 - .
statement inst night. he usertcd that prepdl‘f the nat'on to “5°“, t";
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