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teachers and Others interested tlear
oi the Plans and Achievements of
the Boys’ and Girls’ Agricultural
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.iASi000ll0N NEEDED
EOR BARDEN WORK
Nortvalit May lead the State in Ag-
ricultural Preparedness
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additional reuiittents ot‘ the National‘
Guard .Were called into the Federal.
Some technicalities Compiled with, smut today hy the War lleparimenii launches Movement to Enroll Ex-
’l‘lic,\ are the First West Virginia.
Tbih New York; Second t‘onnecticut
. and Second New Jersey infantry Reg-
tint-tits.
and City Will Proceed to Put it
in Good Condition ' -
,siiiicit during the day at their home
,‘siaticns to await further orders. t‘olA
, ‘onci 1.; l.. lsbell upon receipt of the
WORK 1-0 008]» M0“ I call at once got in totich with his com.
, was put into motion.
: cota'atni's, 0., Mun-tr .‘b‘ Hit-
. - . ilii-‘ii'filt‘l‘tll Wood today“ ! sued .t tall
Hearing on Conn. Co. Petition for ..
ii-.'.t;it iii--
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lliitii'i;~« “(’l't' iliiti bi‘il'l“ liit‘ Mona: lil'lll'ti it Is limped to rot-tint
tumor aiztl rotititii ta»: night at .t.
firth il l‘ltt"ill¥ on the ililiiilllll ii iii»-
NEW HAVEN, Match 28.~»i(.‘oltr
panics ot the Second infantry will as»
litany commanders and stat‘ otlicers
..itid the inacliitttry for mobilization
t'littl lt‘;.'illlt‘ll| of infantry for fit
' - .Uli'e ;\‘:ttitiial t’.i.lrd. it t. illitt’i to
Single Track in Newtown Avenue» ‘ - ‘ ' ‘ "
ii.t‘ lli w regiment in I'Iiisti-rii illiin.
>l’(ll{.\l\'ii.‘. _\‘.‘.islt, March :35.
Ten >t'iltllli\ til i l‘i‘ .iiiitzluli liti'l‘F and t. iiimai til tin" tam,“ ”Huh-”W pt 1;, “a", of “3,51,.
lvorwi-it, and tiiiiiiy interested out-g wooden onus, on Llit- ,i-xtcii-«ion of ii':~[““ has ”3“,. Mme “1mm“. ..n.
ruitt'i .;.tlili'l‘i‘ii iii iii. arseiiilil; hall; \"J'lt'tllti stri-tt i'ioni :N'uill‘ .\l.tin‘ net.” i«.- ”man ;.;.w..~_,;“m tor enlist-
t-i tilt tt‘tii hieh H'ilfi-Ji in West .‘t\'t‘- ‘ .1iitt to \\';:t‘r sift-cl. and on ”10‘3”,” in it“. National iluani. i..- Nut
lit" ,\ r'i'ltiily afternoon. and tliei‘c' widening of South Main rlt'ttl. m ;.ildi'ns:iii;. it [tilll‘iultt‘ putting
it 22rd ill“ interest o: thr- pliins and ’l‘iii- lli'.~‘l petition viii» granted liyi 1;.“ last met”
:ihit I!i;t'lll.\ of iii.» lloys‘ and ilii'ls', liii‘ tttttllt‘il ‘t‘tililfllli any argument,J “Thij ”uni“- said it“; would not
.Arliic.. item club of this city Antony
llii‘ tpw tin-rs who addressed the tin-ct-
i i' (“I ml: the at", l‘iltl-ill and who i'i'; , \\'.iicl.i-.=lt-r and a representative of
ii! nio,~t pitit, a more lively ii. (ttl‘lli~f‘li(‘lli company. '
~I‘A’JFC'ttt‘Hlll of a vegetable
‘ the city. \l'fl't"
(ti fill
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l mun-tin throughout
sullt’ll'ui‘lltit'lli of Stiiools, lti'. lra 'l‘.
(thaw. ta. Mayor t‘at‘l A. llarstrotti.
lvtn l’iet‘tronc. President of the
Pair-iii i i (‘ounty li‘arin
.ltilrii :~i;tplctoit, Mfrs llrg‘tidliugrr of
the Community t‘ltib, Mrs. Wallace
Nat-viii. Mrs. S. J. Wright, .‘ilrs. GOV
mid, lial‘l‘yll‘}. Scotlcid. Arthur t‘.
Jthce‘ter. Miss Dotha Stone l’inneo.
\tilliuia C‘. Perry, and Fttil'iit‘lli Coun-
ty l"uv
. Wright
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PLEA 0E DEEENSE.
' ddiianclti Tells of Studying Hard-
Refuses to Speak of iltotnpanion
dJRlSTOL, MitTi‘h 23,—Deptily Mur'
shat ‘t‘. E. Howley and Otllcer Eif-
ward L‘ullem of the police force cs-
eottod Leopold Cobianchi 'to Hart-
ford yesterday atternoau. The. man
left here on the 2:55 o’clock train.
A heaving was held yesterday morti-
dug in the city court and it was de-'
mice} to hand hint over to the fed-
eral authorities. (‘obianchi’s father
and .wife were present at the session
l‘t‘t had nothing to say on the iuat~
tt-i'.
C(Atiatiichi said that he had been
worltiitiz hard and ttpou the advice
oi lilo physician had left New Ha-
ven lot a week’s vacation. A letter
was t-citt by him to his Wife in New
Haven. itiis said and in one line
he expressed his opinion of Bristol‘s
lick ct‘ ckcitenicnt, saying that “theidepifu to have part in that oxpres- ,
It was also; sic-n may communicate with Mr. Joni was held for ”w benefit of the tea-
siiti chat the letter had been ,ad-lt‘ll;
(‘resriai to his wife by her maiden' treasurer of the committee in charge,
On ill? or with Mrs. Robert Silcock, 22 High
tiztnd here ('obiunclii was reticent, sheet, or Mrs. Ellis Taylor, 48 Cove
hearing avcnue. t‘m- rilb-COlllllliUCl‘ in charge.
was 'ln-iag held, he was not pressed. (‘f the erening‘s program.
plat-c ...- a: cemetery."
name of Josephine Bell.
and as only a preliminary
ior details. When asked his occupa-
tion in replied that he was a student
li‘rom his appearance it is possible
that tl defense theory of insanity will
he need by his lawyers when the
case (times before the. higher authori-
tier.
A pi imineut citizt‘n reported today
that he had seen :1 man of Cobiarr
chi'u (lrscription and a. companion.
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lit‘ll tioia Superintendent Albert ii} \\'“i the call of their country." :aid
iti‘.
The heat? (the :1)” is a tin-niht-i ot the Wash»
in. il'iti to lie tiirried mer until thin illt.lttll National Guard, illltllilt'l' souI
g‘c\t innit-filial: in order that lhr- cotV : student iii the liartard lAtW
i'i‘i'ulli‘ll counsel could draw up theisclaml, has written his father that
groper articles. ihv- will enlist there, while a third is
The Second District Commissioners an applicant tor I‘illislllll'lll at penis
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Eurt-au, lit-v. run or against it snag when they lt‘lt‘ii tcrt, ltlaho.
tt. li-Ht‘ the extension of
rll't'tl accepted by the city.
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t‘oncord, All tltmo time had military train
1 tax. having iii-titltiatcd from it military
'i.i~:.u< my.
NEW YORK, March 28.---lti con
net-lion with its campaign to recruit
i 100,000 men for the. navy and its aux-
;iliai'y services the Navy
war relief fund for the
a iof tltc dependents of volunteers.
A8 BCHOOlIEAcHERi BOSTON, March :18.—(‘ompany E.
of the Ninth Regiment. is the first
— unit of the two National Guard legi-
()u the evening of Tuesday, April'llit‘illis mobilizt-d in this state to be
the seventeenth, in some place yet i ildfilllned to actitn duty.
to be designated, there will be heldi received last night. from Major-Gen-
aii informal gathering in this city all “"1“ Leonard Wood. coumianding ”‘9
which time it. will be possible f0,.;Dc-ti:irtnieut of the that. that one
”,3“ who have. during the last foru'cmnpany of this regiment be detach-
ycar; iii any tithe been pupils of Miss M to“ duty in protecting W090?”-
Margaret Weed, witlt their friends, to'CMUW] Edward L- Logan 59‘9"”,
timer. in her honor and give exttl'es-' (“’"llriml' h“. comnmnded by Captain
sion to their appreciation of liér her-{rtLimes J- 0’13”?“ 3““ 93“." today “‘9
vice to them. The parents of umcumpany ““5 “‘“dl’ ‘0 b" I‘lll-‘ii‘l‘t‘d
scholars are especially invited. Tltlai into the Federal sert’icc and to leave
notice is simply to announce the date' ”‘9 “”“MY
and also the fact that Professor Sour ,‘ __.__..._
uel Button of the 'l‘eachers' College,
in Columbia University, who was theEMAYEHoff SOCIAI.
piiilcipal iii the school in which Missj
Ween first taught, is to be present.‘
it is anticipated that the gathering I
may be held iii the High school tltldiu NIERIAINS
lol'llml as the most central place.
Certainly in all the work for the up} -——-—-——
lift of the community there is no} .
place of higher honor to be given than ‘ one of Nomalk's leading Industries
to cite who for almost half a century . _ ' .
has been training the little childreui Provules ”Gilghtflll Evening for
to think aright. Miss Weed stands as! .
one of the most eflicient citizens ofi Employes and friends
thi.: city. Plans are being made,
whereby substantial ~bxpresnion of, . .
this conviction may I”, made by her; Another brilliant suceess was scor-
iriends in the form of a "llemorv; M iii“ 9“)ng by the Social League
Gift” to her that evening. All whoi ”f "l‘hc HOW“ of Mayehoff," when a
" idcllghtful entertainment and dance.
cue members and their friends, in
the spacious assembly hall of the lo-
cal iactory, in Mei-win street. The
,at‘fair was' attended by about three
il=titi<2red people. all of whom were
unanimous in proclaiming the event
zone of the most. successful affairs
‘t\\‘t.‘l' given under the auspices of the
iiiotiaT league. ’
l The evening's progratit was'cpen-
:ed by a delightful piano solo render—
:ed by Miss Ida Geuuario. a local
striatiist of well-known ability. Miss
‘follllfll'io's effort were onthuslasticab
lly received by the large audience,
and the young lady answered to sev-
Davis, 85 Washington street,
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iWth— DEAD IN
, AEABAMA SlORM
BIRMINGHAM, Aha: March 28.-—
prowling about Fine of the filCtOl‘iPfiiTerli)‘ persons are reported dead as "“1 cticores.
vicar the center. He was
retire and glanced out of
(too when he saw the men.
them tor several minutes.
the men who disappeared
$1111de and then appeared
Since the machine gun
city. -. The. map
location is near the center and sonic-
more on the “Hill" section.
ovum teen taut Week on South Moun‘
.. Inhrht the Vicinity of the log cabin.
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about to' the result of ii~~ storm which sweptt
the wind through lifrensltaw‘. Hale and Tdkn
He stoodi counties, Alabama, early today. Many
watchingiptrsons are believed to have been
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around minjured and there was considerable
again. iprouerty damage. . , '
drawinat
was yearned of locations for guns nine
«madman seen in all parts of thr'tl‘c’ll‘ lives, and every building in the
indicates that lhellov‘n of 250 lnhttbltante is said to
, , . lt \l'llatitl‘f'ub and in the section north of
.3150 said, that suspicious charm-iei'st'rruy, Ala. two white
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tmzrocs are reported to have lost
A' l’eirey‘, live white persons ii
(if RESCiilG MINERS
p ”on: and "o, HUNGTOF. Ark. March 28.—Min~
P .“P"Wi‘l‘9 (is n lnreln-ti rod.
accrues «em killed. Several churches, 3' K ’ m to
and dwellings were cluttered.
have been destroyed.
At minute.
. Molly! In an explosion in mine
rattle- m reported killed. In than! the Central Cool and
southern part at little county. and petty here.
eterttterabte damage was tritium. larvae.
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new rtgtnieut iii lino-tern
League of
illie United States will try to raise at .~ ‘N [Iflfl DISIRIC
maintenance
Orders Were,
parts for Civic Health Prepared-
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Mayor llarstrom Administers oath
to 198 Men at llorvvalli Armory
Am ‘0“
Norualk's patriotism made itself
manifest indeed last evening. when
the lititidri-t male citizens of thi.—.
tity ;..tthci'eti in the local armory and
literally totiyht for a chance to 00--
, in the auxiliary police squad.
‘wfiitl. was formed last niiiht, and
which will hold its first drill 'l'hurs-
day evening. ()llt‘ hundred and nine-
tycigltt men were sworn in last even-y
in: in a body. by Mayor Carl A.
ll..r.~trt.iii ,itntl after this act had been
t'tlialtlt‘it‘ti eath man filed by the re;
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N .French Troops Said to be Two Miles iron the Centaur".
the Town. Which is Famous Glass Factory Districtsd:
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A l.m\t‘llltlli to (Illldliilit' ell:
cleric; icnt'ps of \t‘iiofessio'ial iiicn
finn- all parts of the state to pre
pate Connecticut for “'iltl‘ from it
:lt'ltizlllilll of civic il!".lilll has llt‘t’ll
itllilltllt‘ti by l‘r. John '1'. lilack, to c
intaiy ot the state board of health,
who asked the health tilltCt-rs of the
"ill“ to aid iii forming an organiza-
tion which may he :tnl‘t'ii'll either ate
a stain body, or in conjunction with
the l‘iiited States public health serv.
ice. in. llluck said he had outlined
ithi plan to the itiilitnry eiiicrneitcy
.hcaro and had been told that the
:lll"\'t‘ltl€lll was a good one and to no
i iiltcitu with it. i
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\\ inmpauk and Cranbury were
; ll‘t‘ul9d to it mad dog scare this morn-
’ini:, when a large white bull dog he-
longing to NelLl’lerce, of Main street,
lwent suddenly mud and started to
'l‘llll crunch. The animal rushed off
lot his owner's premises snapping at
,cvnrythlng in sight, and the police
‘and dog warden were then notified
i by telephone. -
The dog was reportedyto be locked
’up ill a barn, in Aiken street, but
Iwhen Mr. Pierce, :Dr. Bruudagc. the
tlocul veternnilrinn, and Dog Warden
i Welsh arrived on the scene in an au:
1 ioniobilc, this report was found to be
i rntrue. Then followed a lively chase
itill over Winnipuuk, down into East
'Norwalk. and up into Cranbury. Ite-
iroru. of the dag having appeared to
thrust section and then another were
iccelved by the dinners, and they
werr kept exceedingly busy looking
into all of these. During-the course
of his rampage, the frenzied animal
bit seven dog-s so far as known. Four
or five of these animals have been
rounded up.
About 11 o'clock this morning, while
the hunting squad was still scouring
,the country, the dog returned to its
lconic. and upon the. arrival of the
met: who had participated in the
(bust: was p t out of the. way.
Dog War en Thomas Fir—Walsh is
still on the trail taken by the mad
dot last Sunday and he finds that
he first. attacked a little black dog
owned by Joseph Tracey. The owner
ul’ the crazed canine before he. made
illlS wild dash. This black pup hit
another dog. These two dogs have
‘ been destroyed and also Ute two that
were taken SCtmday night. Were tutor!
l The Dog \Vardctfmade a visit of
the lestate of John‘ fhthullen and!
upon investigation found that the
imad canine had bitten his valuable
$500 Irish Terrier: lie also found
iihti Judge and Mrs William F. 'l‘am-
inanv had a narrow escape from being
bitten as the dog passed close by
them when they were walking near
‘tho hicMullen estate. .Tlie dog then
attacked the hunting hound, owned
by William (‘ Smith of Bellcdslgnd.
:tt present. in the care of Joseph
Rooney. The bound had to be shot.
I “l was valued at $130.
Tia head of the dog owned by .los-
ieph Tracey. of Main street, which
erw‘ the one who caused the excite
into-til Sunday niuht. was mat to Mid.
tdtctovm where it I'll (mod that he
i had rabies of the worst kind.
.ARGHITEOTURAC SDITOR DEAD.
NEWTON, Hm. Inn-b :I.--Wlt-
Ilau. Reich Want. an architect. and
Ilene
maniac.
ci'uiling otiict-i's' table in the hall otv
tlu local armory and signed his pap-
t‘l'.. As many more looked on with
t"‘.\_i' on whom they deemed the lucky ‘
ours but these men will have another
chance to, get in 'l‘liiirsday i-vcnitiir.)
unlit .anoiher squad will he swornl
it it is ncctssary, lioweter. tint all
to... s who at.- tiesirous of Home. in,
lithium,» 'tiiiht. should tlicir‘
'l'rinlt‘b on the list itei’tt'e nliill"‘ti;t}
i ln‘tltltz. l
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Long before t o‘clock, the hour set 0
tor the “"IIt'Hltlt :iittt (F'liillll'lrlllll'l of I) [Hilly
inc iontpaiiy. the crowds oi ”3"“ ill'
SHORIAGE 0E E000 SAID l0 BE .1) ;.
. SEVEREEYEEEE IN PARIS 0E Gill‘s.
Alllmportstrom llumania Should he Reserved k A
Human Consumption
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[treating German army is 310*»
grccoiling along a ten-mile fl—t '
:_.iti aiming .It the ttl'llll‘tl‘) iiv th< . ;.
iiqi‘ 1 o'clock ii.lii struck, the hi; CHhNGES REFERENCE und" the fttt‘lous onslaughts“
hall was crowded \‘.llil inert who Its ‘ .the Fl’fllCh. The first sectiondf
ii-rttii it'l\ll'll:‘i) for tin-tr names as
iii. 3 “HP tailed oil it) Chief \\'itttam
ll E‘tllllill,"'it‘n \vi' the [lliilt't' depart-
'the great COuCy-Sl‘ Gobain int-‘9"
ests has been completely clad
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mm mm “mud”: m. (m “w a»- Of—SWAGE Billsiof rhe invaders and General 1:“.
l..ilttitlll and John it Milne. l-lvcry; Altiii-J‘ the (‘8:qu of the ”on“, Unlveliesdroops are now face A”
one uiiose name was t‘lliil‘tl oil liisti i.lt~' “tell, when three appeals from.face W'th the laSt formidable“-
i'\'li'lll!; was ltitti‘t‘d All “ill" 0“ All“: titlihhtl of the speaker had {to neural barrier which lies be”.
south side of the hall. and the voids-tutu] ppm“. ”19 purposo “f the them and‘lsaon—thc Plateaus’i
uiitoers who could l‘t‘l be used iilSlistlt‘lliii‘l‘ could be accomplished, ”NVSt. Gobain. ‘
iii..i.l were grouped on the north side’ semi.» last wee ‘ \.- , '5, t .
of tin floor Owing to the lack of tt-ierreti that stilttiring-“ALA;52:03:32 , This densely .WOPdCd 91‘“
polict facilities it was rhtllrult, how-j ii. iii! committee on vvouum sanitize files between the 015i: and fl 5
mm to keep the crowd separated! result" the unfavorable reports oiilAilette and is about mono-Mi“
and many “AIDS" names had not been boil. of them from the judiciary com. A in extent, rising from {hour‘s
(“filled HUMP WOT” ‘0 Smut) in lined inittee, to which they were referredtto 200 feet in height. No railway,
i'i'h thost whose nami: hat be'n ' - -, . ,
Read all. ‘ 1‘ ( l ibx’l‘ll‘irl‘flgtiiatc received .. f'tt'orableior high roads traverse it, but rm V
. JUN before ”I“ suturing in of UM“: ii-tort from the Judiciary committee.““portan_t railroad “me! x
auxiliary squad members, General on a bill providing ilint, hereafter, n6; around its southern border .fl 1
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Chauny. This road “in;
Russell Frost delivered a very lntcin‘ persons shall be appoinlpd Officers of “ms to
estate. address on the Home Guttl‘tlithe national guard who have not hadithc hands 0f the French up n
and the Auxiliary Police Squad, Show, previous military experience, i 'th'n th .1” f , - 3;" .
ins the difference between the two, The bill of Representative Frederickim .’ . “e F“ ° . ~
bodies. and describing the duties J. Corbett of Hartford for the estabJWhICh ‘5 ten miles Wfit 0f 1“ ~»
which will fall to each department. lisiuhrnt of a legislative counsel bur-{T0 the north the FrCnCh‘area“
(mixers! Frost‘s remarks. contingimi end was defeated in the House, theitWo miles from the town ofilt.
they (ll , were most opportune. ti- judiciary committee reporting unfav- “
as-nuch as the difference between the orably. The House remained in res-[$212, gl:sc: 222mg; ii” , s
Home Guards and the Auxiliary Pol- sioti until 2:30 p. m. in order to make . . . . .
ice was still a question in the minds a start in the disposition of 112 unit-ASL 60b3,“ R thirteen milesn
of many citizens. ittis starred on its calendar, becuuseimt 0‘ Laon. . ..
immediately after the general ltad‘oning to the objection of a number No change has taken plane's ‘1;
completed his talk, Mayor Harstrom. of its members, it was decided to the neighborhood of St, Qfie‘“ , i
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stamina in the center of the hath, analidon the plan of havin, :1 Mon. where the Germans arestill 1*
swore into service every man of the day session next Week. .
one hundred and ninetyctght cantii- Favorable Reports, ting desperate efforts to w
dates who stood in long lines along- The following bills were favorably from the French 3}“! 135““?
side the south wall of the armory. reported and tabled for the (salon Benay Plateau, undisputed ”at
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After this form had been completed, dai. isession of which will, acco ' ' ‘
the men filed out into the hall. and i nice. amt Borortglis—~Providin2 - V ‘ . - g .
their “NW 0“,, - to military critics, render the.
signed papers. that towns may make ordinances con-
liundied and ninety-eight men were, rel-hing matters
t-‘Wul‘ll in'antl regularly enlisted lilSUlttlllll'P.
ironing. ; t‘-auks-—i\lakiug uniform the law
A drill of this squad will be held‘ of transfer of shares of stock in cor
Thursday night. in the local armory. purations.
and at this time it is expected that Finance—Providing for taxation or
a reserve squad will be sworn in, in property used in connection with any
which those who were late in hand public water supply: clarifying law
ing in their names will be taken in. regarding collection of taxes on
of the city inevitable. W
north the British have made.
'slight progress- but no .. ’
change in the situation has
place. Bad weather is re
jto be seriously interfering, . .~
operations on this portion of: ' ;
front. ' "
not of a criminal
Owing to the fact that a. large num-
bet“ of men worked their way into the
recruiting line, although their names
were not called off, it, is expected
that when these men are taken out,
that there will be a force of about one
hundred and sixty men ready for drill
and duty. The vacancies will be;
fillet. up at Thursday night's meet-
iiig.
tin not hit is ,
:DESlliOlED iii ililt
SYRACUSE, N. Y., March 23.-~
Tl' 2 fire in the pulp wood of the lie-
ti':iiigton Paper and Powder Company
it Norfolk was brought under con
ll’t-l today. .A heavy rain aided the
firemen in their work. The sawmill
and carbarns, along with 8,000 cords
of wood, have been destroyed. cans.
hit: a loss of about $150,000.
, House in Bristol Burned
BRISTOL, March 28.-~ln a little of.
v hid it threc~fnmlly house in Hurling-l
tan avenue, owned by Jacob lllolsona
was partially burned today. The tire,
starting in the basement. ran to the
roo‘ The three-families anvcd most of
their effects, but left liomeloss'fn tier.
loua condition Junt now on Bristol has
few dwellings unoccupied. Molnon'a
lest- was 83,500
m
Six of the meat police an- xoing to
reroute two men entombed butt night (or may your: editor of the Albert New York city toolxltt u the M“ 0‘
Number at: can Architect and Baillie
Coke Coll-
l-‘tm delayed like out o!
I ”m ‘ Wunlwfio am am “I. uh.” llaml‘ tit. ”H mm M I.“ Ind
'“l
”unmanned. mullet
, a
new - W a.
abuses in act' it anti other property.‘
Finance—Pr viding for revalua-
tion of real property for taxation pur-
post: by assessors.
Ftnance—d’t‘oviding for tax cit»
entriion of mortgage bonds of corpo-
rations.
.itidlciary—l‘i‘ovidiug for action to
ctijolit and abate houses of lewdncss - ' '
ESSIR'llfliiOll and prostitution, 'Of the recent stock taking 0h”:
Public Health and Sal'ety—Provid- grain, POtat‘Lef' and Other fad“
int: for report on cases of inflamma Stuffs on hand in Germany'ivhs
tiou of eyes of new born. 50 unfavorablg as to cause ga'néfr‘
inF‘Hii‘iEtct‘lzt—Agi“11:.)Eiieflvlliz'sihio [“1“de {2" I 31 apprehension, accordingftodthe
'r ‘ . C c ) . ~_ . . '
milk to issue bonds ofl $5.00“. ‘ iBeflm Vorwaerts. WhtCh “W
remarks made before the Reich-
:staz committee on food by ache.
ESocialist Deputy Ebert. This"
gVorwaertt-i is» the only Berlin;
Sporadic fighting has occupied
ters, but nothing to indicatc=fié
beginning of major operations." if
' COPENHAGEN, via Londeh,
—_ i
tannin till!) i”
Willi iiiiilSlltSi535e533§55i€2§fi§3$ifi§3ii‘i§5i
imittee. _, . { ' , .
‘ According to this report. Dem,
Nl-LW YORK. March Ebb—Discovoryitv Ebert said that an urven
or a motorboat containing forty showed that the 1916 yield
{tounltlls of dynalrsiic l:|n|(lri:tifteepfdatthread ‘gt’ains was only .500"
can ng cups w nu lit a 0 ‘or e r c
'l'otlcn and not far from a Uniteditins’ ":hfifie n 1:102:53: h‘m
Stillmb dentrover on neutrality dutv 3 c_vc .e 3915 a 5 u 31“.,
in! it) the detention by the policeIWthh had been regarded Mall-1
(coil) or a man who hold no wuh'mmt calanrtous. Earlier report
Subtitle: Johnson. of Perth Moray. on Wrotflltaflest had desert”,
.'. . woman's susplt: one w intt.‘ it ” good. and ‘ rationing "h“:
hunt the deck of another vessel. "hriwas him on an estimated m
till-i rt motorboat riinnln" with light.“ . . .
tun through the durum-sin. brountit 0‘ 0'“: “1‘th “’“3' Th” "a
_..—_....~.
about rut inquiry. Johnaou sold motion in 9.": viniblc supply by an», n
half explains the cut in tho ltd
“J? a wrecker who lied come from
Perth Amboy to blow up n. ave-ck and
I ‘ ‘ "noimMn
but put to for shelter in the basin n 'huh n ' ‘ a”
the emeritus u soon a theme..-
‘ We:
Mi it t”
comm. The police authorities as.
mint be M no Menu. on -
MW!!!” . W
'in several of the other'war than?
March 28, 6:40 a. m.—-The resdti
salts of the census were ln‘hwi
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