.- associarsu nus users rap
w...— —-’
Mitch _
D. i. ii NEW
lilting MOVE
Low retail... in Native-Third Libcrty Loan Chief
Born. High in Foreign Undertaking, State Be-
Borli People . gent’s Letter Says
liliilli minim PLAN it] Will
lliflinlil iflWNS FRENCH little
I to eating Statistics Conl- . .
n r otic Education‘Other Im-
portant Tasks
pihd _by Assistant Secre-
The Connecticut Daughters of the
RES f0li
' ' WNNECHCUI
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.m¢hmuomikfflt>
iMBiIiGii ON 3
illusion spill,
McAdoo Halts" Freight on
P. R. R., Philadelphia and
- Reading and B. and 0.;
iiilil liiiii 0N ,
iiiililli PLEA.
Fuel. Food and Munitions
Excepted—Nsw District-
rng System Planned ‘
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WASHINGTON, Jan. lit—Jule movo~
tar! Morrison
'American Revolution are. like their
ancestors. of untlrina seal in a-Just
cause. All relief work in the pres-
ent war isnblyubetted by tbcm',and
they are also fostering enterprises as
individuals and chapters. which they
have shouldered of their own accord.
such as for instance. the restoration
of the French village of Tilioloy. to
which they will devote $51,000. This
[and the third Liberty Lonn are the
' chief undertakings in which their in«
terests now center. Meanwhile they
continue to push their supply of knit-
trd garments to the miumla Avis.-
tion school. as well as other patriotic
eiiorts. . ‘
Mrs. John Lnidlsw Buel of hitch-
lield. state regent oi the D. A, B... has
issued the following letter to the vari»
.ouaqstaib regentsz— ' '
The percentage of illiteracy among
the children of native-born parents in
the State between 1900 and 1010. was
Induced from sis-tenths of one per
cent. to dvevtenthspi onepar. cent. an
irreducible-minimum. according to
figure! give-out yesterday by ll. C.
’lliorrtson. assistant secretary of the
State. however. due to the inilua ot
”reign-born
. The percentage oi foreign-born who
were illiterate in 1900 was 1.3 per
cent. while In 1910 it was 15.4; a re-
duction oi Mouth! of one per cent.
'i'liat til “I?" ' is not at fault
'ior ths prays cues of illiteracy]. is
shown by the fact that in 1000 ”Lilo
perce s of. children 91 foreign rn
“MFOBWan-«m Mills oi'one
per cent.. while in mo. it had dov
icressed one-tenth at! one per cent.
and was 01MQ9 irreduciblrmini-
m. ., 3W. _~t . .
The thitiil‘huiier of illiterates iu
the qute.in‘tl1fl0..was 42.975. and by' _.., .
1910. this‘ tightened jumped to 53,866. . i
no iitcreade (1.10.680. 0f the 53.663 WHAT Will 8L“
, illiterntcs minors; per cent of them - . . .
' vi'ere'from 10.to- ”Years of age. There - '
it on real-basis oL comparison be-
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MILEMHNM Mt. Potter,.speelal Agen
,MAKE IMPROVEMENTS. . For Evening in
HARTFORD. Jan. 24.41”!” oz..." Connecticut, Makes .Sug-
, Haven road tlnds thatflt is mnable to
carry: out ‘llld order of the .Pubiic '
llilliti-zs Commission. made. May. 25.
scallions .
raised the commission for an indeti- sity be idle on "me days?
Jill! extension of time. The company
to carry out the order the increase
mat the railroad is now under til
.torceueral of Railroads. audit is his
polch to oontine large expenditures
-to improvéin
~ everyone to extend himself ‘to the ut
cuts that are essential
and required for war purposes.' in
its order. thcrcommisslon directed-file
to the otandard at which they will be
able to sustain ea-welght 01125.0th
completion of the improvements to‘ 1.5,; away their time
'July 1, 1918. A hearing will be held .unpmfiuble. women it
“ on the petition of the campy!!! 383-. able to expect that some at them wtl
.d. »
do this very thing :unless
takes the initiative and prov
d di h ~ - ,
DAMAGE CLAIMED ,ter things for them. . .7:ng p2; Siomhzogfnlgg £2: TWO LIEUTENANTS, suit having arisen out of an assault not new agent any pending cases. iritorial independence. in.
By 31mm; mg _ . " (mm—r1 rm 1;") §peeted to still sell his prod“. be,” 'ONE PRIVATE KILLED mt tw;m it"; tillesummertht 13%} . . __ got the Belgian goumm
. ' DEATH OF SON ._..-.. ~ g - 5:293:33" “mm" in a, "‘1“ mm IN AIR COLLISION myffiwmmed balm?":'§d Mm, CHIMBORAZO WAS ieiudes with the declaration
‘ i ' - ——..-—-—- ~ , * .FIRE KILLS TWO MEN ‘1 "1' w. mma’ mmm M m whom I NOTON o c ‘Jau4'24 :3; “mm'éifioifl‘éfloi m”; cm'li'IUD Amh¥ORT¥the alpha? 33,522. 00"":
Duncan runootilrwdpth r . . niernail l‘Asoclti' owe: "'1 f - .. " .- . ‘ ' mes o e .
George 1.. trims m’ chimefin it?” . ABOARD DESTROYEB. Milk '“mwri'iuotleoin “may; 'Firlt Lieutemts William it. chem] 'i'hs usault rose out of a outnrel CEN RY EF ‘2‘! to make mention of
. ~———- .
' cult of Ella 'F..8chrayer. administra-
trls. against Bishop lt' Lynes, oi Nor-
:fore illld
n my; '
as lashxtbe truck 'beins driven br;ment. No details were published.
000189 AM“ 911191010 0‘ the. The department also announced that
[iii in Mtlill?‘
- ' What are the schools going to do
1917. for the reconstruction of brill!” to make the next nine Mondays help;
,9“ “W Shepsug branch. "1 the towns! ful and profitable to the thousands of
0' Washington and Litchneld and has . men and women who '9“ 0' neces-
While everyone regrets the neces-
,fli’inl as a reason for its inability sity of closing the shopa. and fee-
tories for even ten days, shouldn't we
1“ "m cost 9' materials. The Peu'T'achhool'mbn, working in the inter- 1
tion “l” mu“ reference to u" 1..“ rest of the people and the country. rise
° to the occasion and do what. we can
“mm“ mm” °~- “Mme 9"” for those affected? it it a time for
most. Everywhere: people are urging
the conservation of fuel, sugar and
othn‘mate'rial products. We should
. lilac discourage people from wasting
company to~mahe improvements‘~on.,mm:.y.....ne question ‘vhich m.”
1h” bridges "I" ‘m bring "'9'” “9 home to us in this: What'sre the peo.
ple of Connecticut wt: use thro‘wn
oilt cloth to on on on ays gong
”a” "‘1 "mm "'3 “m" i" "'3 to do weirdly; time? Will they frit-
lp careless and
is reason-
someone .
ides bet-
WASlllNGTON. D. 0.. Jan. 23,—Ali
naiknwhlch- waaplaced on "181 “Noll tire in the engine room of a de-
- the Superior Court this afternoon he- stroyer resulting in the death of two
Wily-m IL'MaIIMe and water tenders. Martin 0. Callaghnni
'e boy. it years old. only of Columbus. Ohio. and Charles in.
Ion o! In. Behranr 7“ Killed in “I ,Bourke. or Worcester Mass" was an-
ll-IW “WW3!“ 3' "mull: All?“ bounced tonightby the Navy Depart-
ment oi fuel. food and munitions went
lorward'in the face of adverse weath-
er conditions today, aided by an un-
oi'nclal embargoon east'hound gener-
l freight virtually allectlng all rail-
roads east of the *Mlsslssippi‘and north '
oi the Ob;o.and Potomac Rivers.
The situation, brought about by em-
bargoes formally orderedby Director~
General McAdoo for the Pennsylvania
and Baltimore 1 Ohio east of Pitts.
burgh and the Philadelphia Ind itead-
‘ ing. probably. will continue for several
i days or at least until the weather per-_
imits a resumption of 's more general
pmoi-ement. Although the. Directob‘
iGenersl'a order was restricted to the‘
I three roads. other lines accepted pracfi
ticniiy no general freight today de-
stined for eastern points. The rail-
road administration said local railroad
t
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cantata power without Koflcia‘l'
sanction to decline shipments for sm-
bargoed tutti. . .. i . i
Fuel 0 als still were unable to
estimate die result of the tlveday
cloning order other than to say that
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giliiihiiii ,.
' within
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Irot in Milli For to Soldiers
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I ALL PA“. 0' WI WORLD IV A IPICML 'WIII MD OUR 5W” MIMTOI
w
some soawans .ooaa.
coll .itmtii
Egonfonly M?“ For, dead. it is believ
wwwre .-
rhuisoav, m. an d
—-.e»~.
On‘sw Tonight or Fri. Warmer Tad-phi
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’ Facts concerning
a.“ are—W
DiiiliiPEMENlS 0i militia
r
income Tax
'
" 'i'iisfo isanoutlinsoiinstflotionsiortaspaysrs -
who are about the Income 'i'as and has been prepared
Mills-ash 'laais,whoisinshsrgsctlorwalhaudsur- , ,
rounding ILO’lssfe’binrsadibsastorsndsrsny ) ' . .." . ‘
assistance and wishes to have it usdcstood that those , '
persons married and whose lama is $2,000 or more .
andthoso- whoarssilglaandwhossinoomsisSmOOor 1
mmarsliabla‘, arutnrn. 1., - , ' . : .
' "4 MI. mommm L ‘i ”m ,
we Immortals ooooauoaaaasas limo IResumptlon otli , lilies,
.. r0 . “mm“ u "imam“ .. ”if. TERM PLUS : Unusual Activity
‘ ' " the Winter orhianths ‘
r '1' ll 0018mm moon an as strait is '5 YEARS Immsfll ported in TM ..
lslarlas, interestonsavings,interestounotssand '_ with” .
bondnprcIuMmsalsoiaecnritisarealastatsormuohsn- f " ,.
M “a... WWW PM“ , .Aiiililiiiiflii
' mindldsdasinoomebntarsnottaashleior — i I . *
normal tax purposes. . , J ,County Judge Adds Robbery‘ “A3 IN ,' . V:
" Penalty to Sentence For ‘ . _ , ,. '
all taxes (not assessments), 3:- Murder . 5 _ [ii] ”in
. ., r " r —— ' S m '
01‘ ”W of MI“. - , mountsrowx. N. .i.. Jun. 23.--iGeRn:i3n:n u' .. . .
m 0! all descriptions from which an ":heylwagt‘r‘rlie to serve fifteen years! West 0‘ LI . = 5“"
a or 'm e ." _ . ‘ . '
W!» MW, “0-. firfip’fit toggytggghiifiiexflzrfomentyfiefgb; Amend.“ s ‘ '
. , induce! iEJEe'lJll‘ll‘deerl' igciirenguSrel'n: 3111:1118 ,“gtegdmta: 1; '.
, . C t rri to : N. .. ll 0 ill . “ r...
:mbnw'afi 332;: ‘ magaz‘r aggililogaiiioite; :gars' sintzil’g :3 grant, Evhere the 00$!me 7
“Preacmsrdsrmads yablstolamssil :am’tlollsct: tgirggoglfniobfidge tgorwhi‘hphEVlgud "mics 0f the chief bem‘mm‘ h
. . . ,, . . s . c e a , ' e ' ..
“we“ , » mm‘ hwy... ,
Both sentences .were imposed o
t
Mam,at‘ehnpossdforisiluidtoilisarstum
‘ ion-
V ' the’ same day and in the same court. ports announce rt readily! ' w
flaw lg”: M 1“; 1918- ‘7 'm but by different judges. Charles WI hostilities of unusual actlflty i '
m 0; > “"1“ m m- Hr. we will Parker, Supreme Court Justice, impo‘flwinter months. While the
, V. o. 110“" ll unfit ~ . ed the life sentence. and .loalah it. Sal-i ntions mentioned in the m
9 a. m. to 0 p m, and on M]! from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., at m: “my “a“ ““9“ ““3 “m . from the various
l- 10’ on! ‘ v ‘ i “owner with two othersewas charg-jt'es are of little. -' ~_ V V , ,
' “ ”Him 5 in 40““ about ”I WWW Wank; . ion-with the killing orrrederlelt Rich-n military View,“ yet 9 ,
, 0'3”“. v. f ' - an} .. .. aw . 3"- '. . la . 0' 350'" M3 0"“ extent of the activity"
' ' ” '11: ' , ,. W m" "' or. ' J" h" "3" Tl” that developments of
.motlve was robbery. flichards. how-
ever put up an unexpected resistance
and was felled owith a lead pipe by
Charles Herbert one of .Mowser's com-
p'iiiions. Herbert .(and McCracken.
the third man implicated. turned
State's evidence, and. asserted that . .
blowser was “the brains of the rob a" fighting have b?" resumed
bery" and that they had taken orders .der more favorable conditions.
from him. . ' ‘ 'success of a German raid on -
, magnitude arcine’, ,.
pect. ‘» "i? .
Intensity of the artl of:
has increased all along the _
cm, front and raiding pdl'tlcl
7M]
Ems TO OBSERVE
ii lN'NliVi' , m ANNIVERSARY
SWIAMINE “mil” erenlng Norwalk Lodse.
No. 709. B. P. 0. E. will hold a so'
clai dance at the clubhouse on south‘
Main
. ’ rest, for which the Shut'llng-| —-——-——-——‘—'——- 3’ h t of 113.33.!”
“PM“ 0““ 0"” M“ i" win? digit"? W'ifWC-‘UNITED STATES- Iiii‘néfn'iioflbyeihe Brim
v , . _' m ’. ' , . e v
Allan Shaft at Stellarton and a large attendance is pecttft‘rk SUPREME COURT icommllnicatlon, whlch s .
__. ~ 0n pebm." 15”, the fiftieth annt- however. that another it
UPHOLIJS TUTH‘Eiparty was dispersed we“ of
tiers Gnislsin. In the Nenport»
tor the French War Oflee
nces the recapmre of . V. .
pcctad that a prominent speaker irom-' Court of the United States which up- (gnined by the enemy 1.11 O . ,
New York will be here on that ‘even- holds the rulings of Connecticut WW.Wednesday morning. T1." _ _
in: and will give a history oi the" on. that iirst papers obtained previous “statement says 3mg“ megw 1
some
"I'll?! 0' the Bill's Organisation will
be. celebrated all over the United
States Wherever there is "a lodge of. Naturalization Clerk 1!. J. Hanagan
Ellis and the local lodge is planning'oi the Superior Court was notified too
a big tin. for that night. it is ex: day of a decision of the Supreme min
NW GLASGOW. N. 8.. Jan. :4.—
lt was feared today that all the mine
srs imprisonudin the Allan shaft of
the Acadia Coal company near here.
as a result of the explosion late” yea-
tarday. alteration had perished. The
krill number so.
ilaurax. N:- . Jan. his—seventy-
eight men. alive dead. are entomb
I
! HARTFORD. Jan. 2'4.me n'om
one‘cow of good average production
will supply sudlcient fat for twenty
soldiers for a year. while .tbe’me’st‘
roll: the same cow. would humbly fat
for only-two soldiers during. the same
time. said President Charles B. Pom-
eroy. oi Williamnntic. at the thirty-
seventh annual convention oi the. Com
nectzcut 'Dairymen's
Unity Hall. todayr'i'he great decrease
in the number of dairy cows was de-
plored by Mr. Pomeroy.‘ The farm-
or was patriotic. he said. to~contisue
in the dairy business in the face of
the scarcity and high coat of feed. ,
-Assodiatton ,at“, 'The also who were rescued. were
ganisation. . September 2‘1, 1906 are vozd, and ap-‘ . . .
There will be other speakers of note! plicanta for thisenship under them‘ lery ‘5 m1.“ :1 the r of Hill
as well. A smoker will follow the must. start anew. The decision was from 811d!!! 1 e “do, .
meeting and at this time all men who rendered January'l. land claims the {allure of an
my attack at the former"
Jed fit-tile Allan shaita. near New
Glasgowmhsrs s terrlilc explosion oc-l
l
on the Silo-foot level and did not'hear
; the explosion. but. 'warned by smoke.
they ran for the cage. doaepb Lshey.
in Belgian boy who was found at the
bottom of the shaft. was kept alive
thy a pulmotor. but died after being
t< . ,
V 3:?! more!” gim'to'gmm% “7° 0'9? “'9 "sse limit." i. 8.. 21 yearsi Under thc‘interpretation oi the nat- '
m}, mg“ only 1,“,th from .t'fo “MM loattend. The analr willynrallaatlon laws Judge Tattle of the During the pefiod m J“:
hi.h.r i".l.- ”even mm My. mu m . h m. mm Of I “mt," m .' saved" Court. llitln‘ -m BridgeMs 20 ‘ten Gem“ .irpim , .
ithat any of the 78 entombed mes will-A mm” "" appointed“ ill! sinus to September 27. 1906. were rong . 5' m
the reached alive. ' ““33“, MUM 0‘ the order to ar- void. and proceedings must be com- More intenscmrt. ery _ .
'range for this celebration and further' noticed lover, Under an amended tween the Adlge and Brett}
plans will be announced at‘ a later law the life or first papers is Me Ieys is reported in theitahan
dates Final plans for the dance to- seven years. but under the old law ficial statement. which 31.9
morrow evening were also discussed there was some doubt. and com in ii entl « L
.at the meeting last evening. other places decided such r. 01 81118 938389!" “a"
. - could 1,. completed, bank of the Fun an 0! J
VICTIM 0F KNIFE Connecticut courts have uniformly magnate": slopes of Home
More men had gone.“ to the camps brought to the surface. $925 ' "119‘ ”I 30°01'39”“ with "'9 decision noncla.. i‘ .
from the farms. according to the pop, The siolsnoe oi the explosion dblew‘ GETS '25 DAMAGES! othudge 'l'uttle. made otter alge‘arlng King Albert in his “9”” ..
giggligltiaggoamy other class. ln-s “I: oasis g: thte huge shalt rad mg! 1“ at for ”15‘” m 8"“ by, infill-3511);? :tglgxug‘yhem there Benedict’s peace note . ..
no , m w . undred as n - 4W ' , - . ’ . ' ' ' ' nun ,
‘ “301m farm help. "PD “8‘ me $143. n o r 1"" mull“! to lllcbsel Giltbl- were a number or applications which Belgium W!“ to i to ,
"With two-thirds of the population
"The Batman and the Mill: lnspec
should exist between the two. ’
Man'Who Would Not ’ .
LONDON. Jan. 24.—Joaeph
. and Oliver P. Sherwood and Private that started between In. (intone-and
tor." vileroutlined the relations which
Meet King is Dead
Clark. a prominent Quaker.‘ who was
' ball. 9' Bridgeport, against Vito Co- came under it. but they have since all only upon the guarantee 0f ‘
W and wife, also 01 3116389011. the been disposed of. and the decision Vill‘lnte poliitcai, economical uni
« .- - i Belgium that: '
George a Beach were killed strum otnihertt. oiilihorti was walking who am attempt to ascend Mount Dated “Eh“ 0
in a collision of aeroplanes over so down the street and llrs. Unions in am Chimboraso. in Ecuador. then thouaht Holiness has not ceased to
' 'on the other “do of the arm, as. to be the highest peak in South Alner- nize and month.”
‘Amsrlcan av tion school in France“
the War riment was advised to- ‘ called him over to where she was. and in. was commenced 11 year! 380 10-; Evidence of unrest .
night by srl Pei-shins. 'tald him to tell his sister to stop day by nmhggtémamlu' no: :3: people in Amni- and.
'Ufium“ Cheney's mother. llrs. making remarks aboutlier. Gilliberti tilt. and his . .
inlliam H. Sebaileld. lives at Peter“ told bar to tell his sister kernel! of 18.516 feet abovs,gaoa continue to “3
ed a
ll. Hentenant Sherwod's she then added that Gilliberti'a is level. -wfl with blood gushing from world through’
is lure, Lydia o. ate-was also making malaria about their eyes. Ito- ud month. Ind I! Holland. News of
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we
"V - ' - « Sherwood. No. :54 Carlton avenue shand thatliswas not catsd.and moat frosen. they were forced to be- strikes and see ' ..
otafl' .. _#3:;dtmfeiymnrlxgtorctnhienl’: 333:? “$13.93"; mggmmltf‘wd . mg... WK 1.. and that of Privatelfliliat abs wanted him to so these rs- sin tbs manna“! 33m, . rs to hope“ - 1
was drlvlltmm “girl/a _.tu0ttklfll_ .hearyssa the over the transport has died at like...“ .33. Cal.” mug Beach Fort Collins. c”marks “stopped“; wmmsaugugt: Mmgmon to “corms; t. mm“ ‘Gppeerm'any “mama. .‘n .
M ”it; WM "19:28 11%;?“ ' s‘wfiemmmellittoiflnishi while 03:1: was gay‘to'r‘mwk “. No detail! 0‘ '50 '«Wflm sir! entail. which so aroused her that she I p . In ml mussnwlga‘l: sorsluthe Austrian hope
,a'bieycb. ._-.sach warlo- that told of an accident on board the 11. he. received». inions-m. the on MM] WWII-dud” t. ppsd blame it is believed that cattle tutu” .m'l. in German workers would ..
the her “It tumours s. 3. Camden. while mans stores .lnue'e' channel-anaconda: that. . - --7-e-—- _ ~ Gillihortialaoflapped rm. Logos. so 7..th “until” mg . With-(T. 1mm", in!
scram ’a‘ Mathis-islands» ta‘ which two men was Itill- them was coutagtonoaa‘aatbr to CAMDEN "ASA ; .: ,5 um at. ”it“ 10th:; in. N1 eoflm moor g a “a: teriahaed,» due . .. ‘
3. i. all his‘ data" ed and tour iniursdby bstna the" m the BEJ'Lcda‘tir race had saw ., . coin! out and‘aveage a instill. Co most past. it has s as been ever- mil' .
. , ._ .Ha‘d‘twas died down a hatchwayé. w' If All' am a warmth jor mg; . . WM ml” was nearby, “wring”: 33 I:olitn chlrngmwnmf ANWA 1'10
H ”JEEP": I ‘ ‘4 ‘ W“ a I ”v ' i ‘ i ' , _¢ , . ‘ I'u“ .“an'i‘n..‘ ‘ ' m“ s lw‘
m M Pymfl‘mt t“ 3m” lateral?” Mall! m ., W .Nol.1aa.,,.u.—rs 0W-.m_ '3' “"9? mm dini- m rest. it is the aintlt urn-st Mr-Tlle American
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