ammo
snared at the south Nomtkfii‘ou
Cities to Second Glass Hatter.
:t lllROWN
II A BANK
it to tilt
n Persons Were Hurt
‘ s Railroad Wreck on the
‘ hepaug Branch Yester-V
any Morning
EIII VICTIMS
IN IIIISI’ITAI
ysicians and Nurses Hur-
'ed to the Scene in a
'al Train
A
‘ l
OXBURY, Dec. 26.~F0urlccn per-
il on the morning train from Lilch—
d to Danbury over the Shepaug‘
h of the New York. New Haven
Hartford Raili‘oad. were? injured.
none was killed yesterday when
when rail wrecked the train two
on south of hem. even of those
t Were injured so lonely enough
rooulrs hospital treatment and
rivers sent to Danbury. for care.
to train was number-1501. leav:
)iltchfield at 8:10 and running
bury station at 9:04. it consisted
combination smoker and baggage
and a coach, The engine passed
the defective fall which appar-
ir broke under, the combination
. detailing itf'f'l'hir 'coach rolled
n the embankment although the
SllAMSlilP
lusctlolt )
lost Al su
Entire Crew of Thirty-live
Men Believed to Have Lost
Lives North of Cape Bre-
ton Island
lllllllllllll
[All that
1Had Been Requisitioned by.
I the United States ShippingI
2 Board For Atlantic Ser-I
‘ vtce
l
NEW YORK, occcswrhc AlncrI—I
can SteamShip Tuscarora, formerlv aI
Lake vesseland tequisitioned‘ by the!
lTnitcd States Shipping Board for At-:
iantic service, together with her cn«I
tire crew of thirty~tive men, is' be-‘
licvcd to have been lost at sea some'I
whore north of Cape Breton island, ac-'
fronting to advice;. lOCPIVt‘d in ship;
" ping circles todayfl'om Nova Scotia.
NEW YORK. lice. 26.~~The advices
'lvero that ptarts of a. bridge. pilot
louse and deck timbers from a,,largc;
steamer had washed ashore (in St.l
sepia albumin", con
- ._.. w. .. ..- .____. _, _...._.. ,
WEBMAY. DEC. 28, 1917
ASSOCIATED PIEOI KIWI FROM ALL PART. OF THE W0” IV A OPEClAL Will AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
.
Fair and Continued cold tonight.
"rm arm
now lNll Ill-i 4
STIIIIIIIIIIIITS BIIATS
Several Craft Adrift in Nor-
walk Harbor and John Mc-
Mullen’s Dock Floats
Away
————-.—-.
The snow and ice storm of last week
did considerable damage to shipping
in thc local harbor. The schooner.
JchI, owncd by Frank L. Mills,
broke away from three anchors which
it was thought would hold through
out. the storm, and drifted into the
chanm'l. Wltvrp it was run down by a
tugboat cntterng‘thc harbor. The
jib stay and boomof the Jewel were
hl'tllit‘il and the crlnft quite badly bat<
ttrod up.
‘Will‘am it‘, iicdian’s "Fussey" broke
away from two anchors and driftetlt
away with the ice. but was reached;
before any great. damage Va
taincd. .
l. Louis Price's yacht in still in
the ice near the East Norwalk chan-
nel. The damage sustained from the
fire on board recently has not yet
born repaired. and the vessel 'Wal-l
nearly wrecked during the storm» The
boat caught fire the day that Robert
ltowan was lost, Frederick H. Row-
an secured Mr. Price to search for
thc boy, and the later started an oil
heater going and "tonic“ the yacht
for a short time.
filo
put out of commission by the insulat
lion being burned off the wines.
John McMulIen has had several
men at work trying to rccovcr his
dock. which floated away. and is now
a considerable distance down the hurt
bor. The ice cut the splice clean off,
and lifting the dock. bummed.“ to
float away. The men have thus far
if trust
1'
I
I
The boat f‘alifihiiffolllllflf‘ll at war with Germany may
and the electrical apparatus: wam be seeking to loathe foundation of
WHEY wuusltllIlillElIEIIIES
Franz Schulenberg Active
'8 CHARGED in Plans to Destroy
Bridges and Public Build-
ings in Canada
Officials Investigating Case Jflfllfifi'ifii’; Shi‘iiiflii
of Russian Vessc] Uncover to be prominent in the German Sec-L
Evidence of an Interna-
tional Conspiracy
ret Service. directed the activities of
Franz Schulenberg, alleged master
m
spy held here on a presidential war-
rant. according to information divulg~
ed "May by federal officials. Schulcn-
berg is said to have been active in
plans to destrov bridges and public
buildings in Canada and shipplns and
warehouses in Pacific arts.
Officials said tlb woman barely
escaped arrest here four weeks ago
the any before Schuienberg was cap-
, turc . The clue to her part in
9
BOTSMVIki,_ I. W. W.S and Schulcnberg's operations watt reveal-
Irlsh Agitators Innked,‘U-
S.0llicialsSay
postmarked Cleveland. Ohio. inves-
WASHINGTON. D. (2,, Dec. 25..- tigation showed, officials said. that
Evidence has been uncovered by gov- the woman had been as?!" of W0"
crnment agents indicating that Am- V01! lgel, former secretary to Franz
crif'an industrial Workers of the,von Patten. military attache of the
World. Russian Bolsheviki. irish ngl- German Embassy at Watlhlnston. and
tutors and revolutionists in various alleged head of the German espionage
(continued On Page Twelve)
lIIIIIIIlli, ENEINEEII
[th8, IN IIIEIIIIIIES
I
ed in a letter found among his effects.
it instructed Schulenberg to meet
her in Los Angeles. The letter was
l
I
an elaborate worldwide plot to over-
throw exiating social orders. _
That was admitted today by oili-
cials bore in connection with new of
the discovery of a quantity of rifles.
revolvers and ammunition on d
the Russian freighter Shine. w ch
has Just arrived at a. Pacific port.
M... .29.- .
clltllls lllllc lRO0PS
fROM tltltll 00le m
SPIIE or ill lililllls
titans llllllll littrrrtrrrta:
3 AM] NAVY tlllls
forcemenst Before Begin-
ning His Big Attack
South Norwalk Knights of
Columbus to Make Collec-
tions For Y. M. C. A. and
EIIENIIH RAIDERS
IiET PIIISIINEIIS
Berlin Reports the Taking
of 9,000 Italian Prisoners
in col del Rosso
All the recreation camps of the Y.
M. C. A. and K. of, C. are equipped
with talking machinep. but many of
these camps could use a number of
.‘econds. . ‘
With the object in view of supply- , ‘
ing this want. South Norwalk Colm- Whllc their guns bombard the
oil gavelarrangded t: collgcl and lot ;\t'cstltrtl front, the Germans are
War it WOW 3 l at l 8 reside“!!! taking t‘roops from the eastern
0‘ ”‘9 ”1" may contribute. front for use qlscwherc despite the
All there is no Y. M. C. A. organ .
lzation in this city. the Knights will pl‘ovsmlls of .EIW. Russo-German
prohibiting such action.
undertake the suivlcc. they ask armistice
that you go through your “record cab-‘Thc artillery activity in France
lust and see if there is not some rec-mas bpm moderate over most of
"d you ”w ”’9‘! 0’ “n" that m“ the“ front and more violent on the
would like to vs to t . . .
90”,”, Roms: will Ellyui‘itecomlrlsltt bank of the Mouse, northeast
the sci-tic of the German
This service is in the hands oi the of Vcrdun,
manned by a witness Bolsherktl
' Paul island. about thin y mllcp’t noth-I its-tun unsuccessful in getting the dock
cast from Cape North on (‘ape’ Breton [rep from the ice and towing lt
island. Shippins men familiar with'ashore. The loss to Mr. McMullcnI
that count and the retailing tidt-s‘Mp amount to several hundred dot-l
crew. Government agents suspect
that. the guns and munitions were in-
tended for the industrial Workers of
the World in this country. although
it was said a full report on the mys-
South' Norwalk Member ofI
I Company E Says He Spends;
' Christmas on French Fight-
bination car remained Iupright.‘ ”in?“ NW"? ll is 1mm ”l“ "“38an tars.
w.
'(Continaed on Page Twelve) I/
.000 nulls MEN
hilltop-littl:
lllllillllilNlAlll’
iglting, Snow Fights, Hare i
and Hounds and Horse
Races Before Dinner /
1AM? DEVENS. Ayet‘. Mass; Dec.
time than twentv thousand sol-
rs celebrated an old-fashion-‘d NM‘.’
gland. Christmas here in norlhctll
attztchusetts yesterday. it was one
- might almoct’t have br'en hold bv
- Pilgrim Fathers wuo landed at
'ttvouth Rock flul so for from this
.zp, Of course. there was a little
we buoyance and exuberance and
rating than our fm'cfatllcrs would
to thought proper. but with sleigh-
. snow fights. bare and bound
w. through the woods.' open air
l'tri‘ races and contests, and bands
ircling the Cantonment singing
risln'tas carols last night and early
's morning. it was a Christmas that
ed to bark back several hilll‘
in years. Like a'vcry modern in-
der. ..llowere_r. stands the forty-
: Christmas tree set up near the
trier of the camp by Kcnneth Rob-
. .of the Y. M. C. A. which
-,ltl. was
ms of light that could be seen from
not evely corner of the canton-
tit.
Sleep an Hour Late.
'l’ite mv‘n began the day, or rather
unburied beginning it. by sleeping?
Ethe names of the seven men who will
Item the committee in charge of the
IIOCM branch of the Statc’Council of;
IDefe-nse, which council will form a:
.War Bureau in this city, and who will ‘ heavy shipmen
(continued on Page Two)
BANDITS EXECUTED:
out. mo. Tet, Dec. 26.-—l-‘our of:
c twenty Mexicans arrested at Las
cm opposite here-Jain week in conw
ration withlthd death of two Del
0 ranchmen. have been executed. ac.‘
. lung to announcement nude to-'
y m Mexican Federal amino. 3ch
or of the others are said to have
m- evidence against their cont"-
niorlis and more executions are cot-I
. It” . I
The Mexicans we a member! of'a'
' it twang tint as been actlch
it a both sides of the border for.
. eml months. The Lander of'Leef
‘v we and CIlirellf’l: Sellers. whom
,~ qu we found;t.t a cave twenty—I
(-
. aroused
is josh;
u
Mtowlpooattas
.‘l ‘
to
I
last:
studded With brilliant;
, Lake steamer. . ,
. The crew of tho Tllrrczttma were re.
Icruitctl in Now England torts. Slif‘
‘was commanded by (‘aptttin' ('rowoll,
.ftom Cape Cod.
t
*—
, (Continued on Page Four.)
dammit
: suit: MAXIMUM :
Atlantis Nut;
:Board of Control Explains
. State Allotment of EXcessl
of Federal Grant
I
A circular is bring scnt but by lltt’.
‘t-llzile- board. of control to the local
officials administering Thi- stain sop-L
oration allowances in the different
lownfircmmding them that federal"
allowa one are now being paid. so;
that full slate allowances may not{
he continued after the rcccipt of 'lhcx
first. payment of allotment of pay andi
fcricral allowance. 1’
The amt-lair are rcqueatcd lo pavl
no futthcr state allowances othert
2than the excess. if any. of thelstato
allowance named in each case above
‘thc amount of Micro] allowance.
Thus. in the case of the man whose
maximum statc allowance has been
420, and phase federal allowance, is
(Continued on Sixth Page).
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l
llllltltil llllllll’
llllilllLllBiNlllli
MARPA, 'rcxn'ls. pcc. 26.-~»Amcrt
‘can troops today u'cl‘o guardingvail
outlets to Van Horn" ('n'nyon. where
one. hundred Mexican bandits on
Christmas morning crossed the Attic
t'riran border. raided the postoilico
and cont-ml store on the llritc ranch.
twcntyscvcn miles southeast of here.
Michacl \vi‘lf‘Il. a veteran stage driv-
er. and Ella? two Mexican passengers
wet-t- killed. Sam Nell, foreman of
tho Brilt‘ ranch. was wounded and
booty cstimatcd to be worth $7,000
‘wzla carried anlY- ,
Solviicrs Who pursued thc bandits
are reported to have klIIt‘ll and
wounded manv of them.
-_..—. .__.......r..._.———
mutilation
lltlltltl STARTS
WASHINGTON. Dec. 26,. inquiry
Iinto the coal shortage (“Splflft'ti the
sugar investigation on the program of
the Senate hiaiifacturcls commitlcc
today. and Fuel. Administrator Car
field was summoned as the first wit:
nose.
The committee plans to take up il‘.’
sugar problem again Friday and proir
ably will allow Food Administrator
I
tcrious cargo has not yet been for-
warded by officials at the port of ar-
rival.
ing Front
Mr. and Mrs. John J. lrving. of the.
corner of Lincoln and .llivcr avcnllt-s,
have Just received another tom-r
from their son, Corporal John L. Irv-
lns. Who is a member of Company it,
First UnitedlStatcs Engineer Corps.
A. E. R. France. _
The letter was datui Del-r-nlhc: 51h,
and after telling of the hard day he
had. savs he got the Xmas package
which his parents sent. and that it
was the real thing. "It's got pw’my
doggone cold herc , the past fr-w
days." the writer says, "anti-motto
socks, wriaticls' and inventor will
come in just right. As for the cats
l'l-‘OfiM ill lice "6 Thc finger i can't thank you for them. We tap-
: 1 . ., . . 3...- ‘ ‘ ‘ -
prints on l3. A. Strausp's collar wchgaugihfih‘fi‘fi‘inflfifiid’grpggghml
in"? ."§..?.i£i?“‘;t“‘lllil'€ ZE‘KSIE‘ 0"" "““‘.‘.,.;*‘“'-.' “""m‘ “‘1?“ .0...
' Vi . ,, , -“ littl tent or it return, at on.
Iih‘V’de "‘0 ‘9 “3'99““? "‘9 ”'0‘"?! g‘ucss, understand the situalion
into'thc killing of Homo 31: Mead. here. France has no time to devote
039m” 0‘ "’9 5'3” TN)?" and 53‘” to trivialitiea, she is in the business
""3 Bank. In ”’9 banks oilices onIof winning this war. and the useless
Sig??? d ”M um um mmm‘ 1Inn: indestructible Jmlc things thatt
. r ”‘9 ~5' . ' " ‘ ;go to make the things it would bet
at. '35:..2‘3‘.i2‘2{.322.:“‘;ii'::“ .. gr; gag“?
deuce 0' the “"3“" points M his 'ornttIEIILZeordl} olii'mlfffvs ¢”Elli-l Emilio, attention);
and tattered/clothes. Mead's ”lentil-HM small embroidered handkerchiefs
gweiflgai-ll‘tged'hl‘iis edit: fledgling- tsgIt-Or aprons which do not constitute myl
. trtt tr , . . - .
lar and shirt, and tore them into (Continued On Page “"1",
shrcds himself in ordcr to substan- ,
tiatt- his claim that he was attacked ‘
by Mead. - . '
Chié‘f of Police Rhonda's brought in
a Bertillon finger print ('Xitt‘rt. Who
yesterday photographed the bloody
finger prints on Stratlsc's collar and
took finger print impressions of
Strause and the dead cashier. T
(motioned On Page Twelve)
Militant tltll
m lilNliillllllllNfi
Finger Prints on Collar Torn
From Assailant Said to Be
His OWn -
.—
tullltltwllul
MUEII INT EIIESTEII IN
[I all llllN sullll
——
(Continued 0!: Pageant")
H ‘ i re Ir to charges made by
LOCAL COUNCIL OF I ClixsorAOSprgckcls. president of the _________________..._ '
DEFENSE NAMEDIchcraI Sugar 1:lcftniur. Companyi WRECK INQUIRIES . I
h i th. sugar 9 ortagv‘ was causal , . - ‘ .
M mm .0. mm... l...“ min... cinnamon. can! ARE COMPLETED Sum of $793,800 1.0“ch
am ‘ w “m" ”m” ‘ I Through Eight Assocta-'
Mr. Hoover in a statement made
public by the White House last night
declared the shortage- was due to the
t of sugar to Europe.
miles south or here la’st Thurs- away a section of the walk. Two Of’
thocittaons on both the structures were apartment houses printer, Joseph A. Volt Jr intends
of the border and I determined and twenty-two familieo were made to come is the mannfs'cum of also places at once.
ice-fixing
report at the meeting to be held onI “9 ”59"“: ‘1‘“: bie'en 193%“ sug—
lhe evening of January 3rd. when the ””9213"; liars” been Hem-“g 'from
mass meeting will be held at the City or w . hirt cents a pound
Hall in the Council Chamber. twenty-five ‘0 ‘ Y d illi .
mm “m iii? .31. .3:
. ' ‘ ,. dollars pro v won , , -
as follow: Rm District, Dr. “' J' tracted from the people by this time.
Tracey. Judge Henry W. (figgrylsn‘d . .— '
Arthur C. Wheeler. Seen 5 c . WILL MMANUFA RE
ELECTRICAL‘SUPPLIES
Judge John H, Light. ex-Mayor Wil-
Tlse Reed lt Volt Electrical Conic
llam F. TammanyrSamuc-l Roodner;
Third District. Carl All Anderson.
lpany. for a number of years located
tin the Music Hall block. South Main
LONG BEACH BOARD
WALK DESTROYED
Istrcet. has discontinued business, and
LONG BBM‘H, N. ‘1, Dec. 25... the stock. and fixtures were move-.1
Fire- today annoyed four mum”: today to‘Bridgeporl. where they will
floating the broadvralk and burned.lite disposed at.
NEW HAVEN... Dee. 2ti.--Cot'onol'|
Mix. it was announced todaY. has
completed his inquiry into the col-' ,
listen of a passenger train with 8‘ WASHINGTON. Dec. 26,—That theI
switching engine in the Cedar, Hill farmers of Connecticut have failed tot
yards of the New York. New Haven avail themselves of the opportunitiesI
& Hartford railroad Saturday, and to make long—term loans on their:
it Is expected that his: finding .will forms at 5 per cent. from the federal’
be made within a few days. The farm loan bank system is shown by;
public ntllltiu commission investiga- a report issued by the federal farm
tion has also been finished. loan board today reviewing the oper-
t'ations of the system up to Decem-
susrlcmus LUMBER t... 1- m e, m
' BLAZE IN DULUTH farm loan associations have bfien
The report shows that
formed by the Connecticut farmers:
DULUTH, Minn. Dec. 28,—Fire the loans of 882,840 have been ap-
oarly yesterday destroyed the Rice's piled for by these associations; that
Point saw mill and lumber, yards of the federal farm
the Alger Smith Lumber Company. proved loans of “50.840.
tions of Farmers
closed
The New
lsntlc States have shown an apparent
railway communcatlon between Dn-
luth and Superior through destruction
About the first of the year. the" pro-
bmlcu. The property loss was so trial supplies. sod will locate in the
tint-d at «00.000. Lotti factory in nu- motor-walk.
I
of the Duluth end of tits Inter-mo tics of desire to embrace the advan-
Wdlfl‘ to the EMU [yum
watchman. and the police suspect}
that it was of incendiary orlsln. (Manned as Page Inn!
Ition into the military service through
loan board has ap-.
and that.
causing I loos of 8500.000. in but” loans amounting to but 813,850 have“
Juan and lumber. and cut off street been finally .
England and North Atqof irelsttonship to each other, (but
Zother occupation.
bridge. The fire started in three taxes otiert‘rd by the Federal li'nrmI
council lecturer Wm. P. ‘ Ward. of altadk nearly two years £30.
X'asitldnslon 1ndl fulfill?" ‘ German infantry has not been
(‘00 8 may 9 P Wi lm Or a '*. ' ' '
. , urine and ll is probable that Field
t . . , l. , ‘, . , . .
hp 0mm 9' Attorm‘y “Hi 1‘ Tam Marshal Von llultlcnbllrg is wait-
many. _ . . .
Mark on your record‘whether you'll"? for more rclliforccnlcilts before
want this to go to the army or navyvmukitlg his hcralticd attack. Rus-
SWVIC'E ‘0 ”"3 Y, M. C- A- W K- 0’,sian advices tolling ot' the German
gxgfigé‘e'figfp’a; M" 5"" ”my “rp'withdrawals ill the cast 'add that
' some of the troops are bclnfz taken
”This movement has met. with suc-l _ ,
(loss in other (‘ltiei-l, we are mm: thnttto the Romanian front. Rumanta
all our P9001? Mil bf glad to assist.'is not taking part. ill the 'pcacc nc-
Scnd in your "words-WWW. E(“'Ittvotitttions, and the Ukraine, which
“'0’” or Columbia. Iics beyond Moldavia and Bess-
'———-—-—- larubiu, is opposed to the Bolshe-
viki. ‘ '
AUTO HELD UP ' I South of Jill'lllf'tllli'l’. ill the
TROLLEY CARS‘RIli’lmS sector of ('llampaglle. the
» I‘Frcllch havecarricd out a raid
August Stephanie, of Btldgc strcctflilltothc (lcrlnall Iillcs. alltlbrought
PM! NOI‘WMR. Whilt‘ driving 810M hack prisoners. On the British por—
.eryZandt “”9“ “Emma" I“ ”fiction of the front there have been
1' , . I . . . - . . .
frl;oct;‘t;olt;:l.dbgggmcnzttucrk‘ml: “II: ’gzttranls ill addition to the artillery
' but no large operations are
chino. The trolley cars when tht>y:.d“l‘lt_ .
came to where Mr. Stephanie‘s autOIyet indicated.
W85 stalled. had TO transfer theIrI f)" the “('I'fllf'l'll Italian front,
p“"‘““"""‘“ ”m“ 0"“ c” ‘° “Mimi-jibe Austro-Gcrman tactics appear
Th” Connecticut Company was “owito be to strike altcrtlatcly at vital
fir and sent’ a crew of men to the. , . .
mg. m lift me machine from th‘d'pilifli's on clthcr slllc of tho Brcnta.
tracks tand'place it to one side ofiCheckctl at Monte Asolonc last
the Toad-.11“ Stephanie rt‘f‘lied ‘0 week, the enemy has struck toward
“""w ”“9 "’9“ m do 50' an“ a “a“ the Frcnzclln Valley west of the
streets.
sent into the policc. When Detec- river
tive Sergeant Hunt appeared. the ma- . . . 7
chine had been lifted to onc side of‘ Aft" two days Of billet fight-
thc roadway. so that normal traffic ing, the Italians have regained
0" the car “He 00“” b0 r”DUIM-Iposscssion of lost positions on the
WM“ M“ Sippha'lie “'93 ,“kGd 1“ col del Russo, west of the river,
Scrgt. Hunt for,hls\_drivcrs licensc and have attacked the Austro-
lso for his car crmit Mr. Steph- , , _
gill: 3had neither. H: was brought in. German posxtlons on Monte I’crtlca
Berlin claims
to court this morning before Judge cast of the river _
Vosburgh. but his case was continucdgthe cglptnre of 9.000 prisoners In
for a lime» Ithc gaining of the col del Russo,
which later was lost t otllc Ital-
BRICKLAYERS T0 Inns.
BE DRAFTEDI Leon Trotzky, thc Bolsheviki
EIt‘orcigln Minister, has protested .
WASHlNGTON. Dec. 26.———-The ncwilo the Germans against the trans“ .
draft machinery was invoked for the‘fercl‘tce of troops from the custom
fllSl time when Provost Marshal Gen-.front, but also has ordcrcd Russian
$3.1.Si:§"i§”.li‘:‘ii.‘:i§li°chili: g3,c.....c... n... the marrow
the mobilization of 1,000 bricklayers,I0f m“""“’".“ H," d'd "0t mama;
urgcntly needed by General PershingIWhelh" his government “'0“
at once. Itake any other steps against Ger-
Local boards are called upon tonnan violation ofthc. rmlstlce
incinerators .. n... nectar“ at 3......
siblc on the number of brickliayers of Intovnk apparel'itllly Ga.” ”will"!
draft age available for service. OnlyIlmd progress. 0 emails ave
white bricklayers will be taken eith-‘delaycd their answer to the Bol-
or by draft or by voluntary induc- shcbvik terms, and it is reported
that the conference will be trans-t
fcrrctl to Stockholm shortly. In
the meantime the majority party in
the Constituent Assembly, the 80-.»
cial Revolutionists, has convened
the Assembly to meet January 2,
despite Bolshevik disapproval ‘
German savngcry has been called
Officially to the attention of the
American trtiops in France An
American sentry has been found
with hislthroat cut. and an official
bulletin so I “he must have been
so killed a ter capture” by a force
(continuous-WM).
local boards. They‘ will be forwarded
to the aviationsection, Signal Cora,
at. Kelly Field. San Antonio, Texas.
The purpose for which they are to
be used in France is not disclosed.
The order is the first application
of the special-occupational classifica-
tion provisions of the new draft reg.
ula'tlons.‘ The bricklaycrs in any
board's jurisdiction will be assem-
bled ln order of their draft number
without regard to the men in any
General Crowder's letter to the Gov-
ernors i dlcatc similar calls for skill-
ed men in other trades are to be ex-
MO‘t ‘
Norwalk Chronicler