associarso sasss am silos
~____,_.——'-———...__.J.
annual
00Mll0llllll8
l0 tumult
Metals, Foodstufls and Lux-
‘ uries Put on Restricted
‘ List to Free Tonnage
' IIIIIE IN EFFECT
lotsvwdltWMNOi-ualk;
Wuwclassw.
WEST Nllllllilli l
Several Thousand Dollars
Lost in Fire on John Sher-
man Hoyt’s Farm
other tire early this morning. and a
‘lars was acused. About 7 o'clock
flames and smoke were discovered is-
suing from the large laundry building
on the lane of John Sherman Hoyt,
the New York and Tokenehe resident.
who has owned the West Nomlk
property for several years. The alarm
was given and the two laundresses
who slept in the building were given
assistance. A large part of the con-
tents of the building were removed in
; places of safety, but the building prov-
: ed a total loss,
it covered about twenty-five to fifty
IIEIIE IIN APRIL 15
I feel of land and was a story and a l. l”
First Step in New Policy—
, gilII.l ' l ll llllhlll.
Industry to Be Disturbedf lalguidi‘ytnra‘cliiiii‘tl'ypghd trio “Didn‘t.
[little as Possible ”n m... m...
. in response to a 'leiephone call
Chief Engineer ’Bogardus went to the
WASHINGTON- hiarch 33’4““ scene, but owing to lack of water
nrfii ll“ of lmpom to be prohibited ell-I; nothing could be dane'
“3““ ”“0 this country 1' an 9'0" Although there were a number of
m ““3"" “WM“ ‘0' prosecuting other structures nearby they were not
the war was made public last night by (limited. . ‘» 1
antic-cm 2mm IIEII IIIIIISS I“
llllllllillllllllllfi
-s
1W! i. which put all imports un-
Us.“ mo .‘foodstulfs sndi
. ' ‘ can obtained here!
' ho Installed to the greater
“lilting ships into war bust-l
permits for the lmporta-l
IAIINIIIIY BIIIINEII' SIIIINHIII IIIIII Bull
West Norwslk was visited by on.
loss estimated at several thousand dol-I
”7
AIIIIVE SERVICE
AT EllIIT TEIIIII
According to Reports From
the War Mortment,
Which Is Organizing Ad-
ditional Units of Heavy
_ illery For Overseas
Duty
The members of the old Sixth Com-
pany who enlisted during the “flier
. months. as will as the older m
I
soon nouns. cell. rsruapr, inaction ins
'
tilililllmmint
ALL sans 0' "I W” IV A MAL Will AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
-,_ ~N-w
m —-——-—-——-————_-—— ,-
a.
Falr Tmlghifiandm‘ I ,‘ m' . i
TISH FLLING idol? .5 ~
t.
lllll bills intuit-1n
ill llillNfl 8H llllli
Germans Constantly Bringing Up Fresh Most
and Succeed in Breaking Through BritiSh:
Line From Arras to LaFere, Fifteen Miles
’arlitlheutralrlerl for ma Torry. tea-MI m if“ m .
w quitea ow w senttotb ' spectcd EICIDE Fro .
l3": "0Tb dulled, uIncl! °tilled" out “1:; PIE" ' ‘ ANS E H ?M in CO!!!“ Below St’ Quentln
v son ere. wl soon see service . . ouse 0 e - ' _ I I
overseas. according to a re rt from: ' Sche ‘ '
in}?! :ar depr‘tnon‘dtd at Trillium: lmm ill no“. ““3. W“, 19:: me
'w c says t at- ltional units of “ ‘ I I III
.. cams-um M... ___._ Germans Report Capture at
oral Pershing's force in France and W” J“ A“ 01 NEW vonir larch u—Rose ' ° ’ I ‘
that the additional units will consist- ‘ 93 ‘5; ntrsdetsky swoon years old and ' ' ’ I
.. when... m... a... W .. a... ...... ...... .-.. o. onsands of Men and .w
{the Sound and other coast doles-ea CHIMIII .. . ‘ 38.-—A boss! lid-soot lacy. scorrectioaal institu- I I ‘ ‘
‘ There ares numborot bosswho lama-4g; _ “mat.“‘thnforgiuaatlnwood. were "rest-r ' '—-———” ‘ ‘ 7. w . -
13.32%. 3:122:11? 337.3%? of...“ ., o... “"1. 1“" “'llfi‘“.."’b.”’m"“”.o“'“ “m ““ ‘ ' 5 ' I
-. , . ' combat 1 Branch 00100 i ' ' '
and it is believed that there will be a the pg ygwI Bureau. on charges of having sci Else“ little the Bl'lllSll ‘ md FWBCh All
further splitting up of the companies Stamps‘cI-pal 3a.“... my...“ to that institution Wednesday eve- i a: ’ o" a l '
at unwound was rm. m. m ., -..o..o. n. ro'ml- ‘ ported as Holding Their Tortuous, R
”‘ifl‘m‘igffii’a ........... «was "rem-'2'.” .awrmbhwmmmm 1- ‘- ' ‘ ' -
. ve
itho heaviest forms or mobililordrlsucsI been realised 1 its 'aale o! vtheIst an wasngllusd to havyhgm swung Powefful {German Thrusml
destined tor employment with the Am-
erican hold armies yet to be‘orgsaised
in France, such as types mounted on.
bonds and ,
in defense of me
origin. but a conversation
the girls caused the
m
In notify the police.
now in jail and For the firsttiius inthc VI! on tacked, but. undead sews, . ' . '
its aspects to add 1.500.000: . . , , p . , . .
. dos ' to e ileet carr ing The American Red Cross in its great "“m‘d 03" Ind thou "Imported by in the turtbsrsses cl sabotage. accovd- ' -. a, , . e “ thewestern front 1ch the o - null; fills .
murmww to amps. y .tdrlve for clothing during the Week "‘0‘" drawn vehicles, “d distln- “I ”W" "flu" . mm In W . all th: in‘ mm” “lbw: than” ”if“? “'9‘"
who up 9r" oishty-twto articles or beginning March 25th. hopes to what 8‘11““ “1“ fl" “8:” ’9“ "1"" will" cm” NW" "N W m’ and m iii-their much. sync-arm defsn- vancaig 'n "
classes 4. asticlsagficgnstitutes only over! twelve thousand tons of cloth- :7 served y the net arti iery person- mgm;og “a” I. y; 3.5:; ‘ ‘ “WWMMMBM through The .
t ‘ . m' . concemln in or the destitute people of France ' . ‘ ‘ - , . m‘ , . ‘ . ., . .. .. g -. . ' ‘
' w T ‘ *2! ma! ”menu“: “5d Belgium. ( , The Wslont coast artillery biennium” of ‘0'. ~ ‘ , MID". t0 3 * “em msblotorc- 31]th ,
' if? t Mons interestst’ The Commission for Relief ‘l Bel- ‘mttregi’strdodin’uthls.flwmmm~ W. . .21, ~ It‘- ‘ _ ‘_ _ ' Alliod~sttentionprr
A I " ' " [W’fifiymmiwfit W337: 3% be!!! ‘ M 01"!“ WWI Another docum' 3‘ ent declare. .."" y 1:" ‘0 ‘i‘h‘: in th occlusion a“ M“. withdrawal 0" {widellront Wm?”-
My,» V‘ . ,i .- _ . I . . . . . . ‘ .1 . - .
. W t‘thers'v‘ifilfbo‘JW‘ ,toiser'y in the occupied DDHIODI'IYjH mg“? mooninhstigas havs men recolw ' gnaw they and .1, other w“ $31131! b9 mm"! mm 0M glyci‘mfi.“ , . . . . 7 .
nasal , ration melamine or the northern war'area, that thong“ "m m, “Million fl“ muted trumCanada. . m. Thorswas'aocoarosion. w are. r) , .. . ,
. 5- ~ .111. allies‘has been out. 'Red Cross hopes to collectnzore than itb‘ MN 'm‘ in whose serviccslu The l. W. W. bonds are called ‘W. the In. Mind hm int . m pomt at which the British dun and Ypres scchdrs, bdwevss',
trod. } lots] the system oi redouble that quantityand the local 3‘ m“. are denied “a u “ml. freedom cefllflfltfl- - Misfit! in 0mm, (”hm and none line has been broken 'is near the continues. .Along the Chitin“
“mags; th‘ ’; rt it ., t r I Rhed'Cross Chapter wishes to do its, as experienced lrtillsryuien. M southern end of the Ge front, Dames and in the Gram” .
“‘ m ‘ ° moo ‘ on ° ‘ ' '5 "e" I 7 ' Bose Stradetslly was anointed be which extends from Arras to La- German guns have been " m
'tlcles. listed is not absolute even for
' "’tconthu'od on Sixth Foss.)
Wan—w.—
WING IIIIIIES IN ;
I :IlIIIENEIIE I'IIRII-
_. I saw. Families A " to This no...“
Week. Others Are Corning" m
I
I
to shield themselves decently.
crosswill'turn‘tlism over to the Bel
Brussels have received guarantee
dAuvev km Assur- from “IO German lulhofltl“ "139th“ morning mud h films "lam
inese'goods will be permitted to 'reach trout American troops. 3;, Mexicans
ed—Gratifyllig , Demand;
For: Homes- in ,Dari‘en’sl
Residential Colony . ' I
hleut. and M75 {tarry Parker. Tues:
- day ‘arrl'ved in .mm and reopened
their residence in 'l‘oltcneke null and
. «spectwt-nspoiitl‘ii [one season here.‘
' They are listi'itiy the {orator-as oft
- the Park-re tide-tits many of win-m plan:
an early return Mr. andlirs. Ruli.‘ '
cit Rudd Wilding expect, to arrive SCHOOL DISTRICTS
thfa‘I‘e‘yliits-d Capt. and Mrs. lit rimrt:
Wheeler‘Wl’H soon be nere lull-swell,
by others. ‘ - " , ‘
Beaumont. among the Park proper-5
ty.,ownerstis growing in iavor oi the
installation of. gas tor fuel and illum-
‘inntlng‘purpoaes and assurances are
' ' goon that'upwardsot’forty families
w would-immediately sign up for this
commodl write cessation of
will. f” y'witness the introduction
‘ ” .,otfghs'jlu;ali parts at Burton. '
This? season at, Tokeneke pro
to be a lively one. The corpora
- that-controls this select residential
section .and real estate dealers that
(endorses us assume)
MUSICAL SERVICE AT
;.ST.oJOSEPH’S cnUitc
Tomorrow eve'iiing. beginning a
7:;0, a musical program of unusual ex-
cellence will be presented by St. Jo-
re'ph'll church clidii‘. It will consist ot
Du 'llols' famous oratorio "The Seven
Last Words." it is not often that the
rendition of this international produc-
tion is attempted outside the larger
cities. so the lovers of music in Nor".
walk will have an opportunity of are '
hing this nominee. The choir “ bed
WM the careful and capible direc- ’ ' '
lion oi bliss ddsdeline NW. the 03'-
'their destination.
Only garments of the strongest an
aired thousand women who will glad]
(Continued on ‘Pags Funny
. school last evening
""f‘
tion‘An’v-li 19. ,
The school meeting
was held last evening, and the tollo
lug oillcers were elected:
H Ross were elected auditors.’
.was no other business transacted.
t the legallty oi the meeting was
doubt. and the people had no wish
go beyond~the election
The deterred meeting ol me Nor
”a
E
v
the various vacant committees:
i. ~-
CAPTURE
...'
sit mists that stilt-sot with the
‘lilgsu‘v appmvai. - Each ,and ovary
"m W‘l""“'.l.t'“t"
‘ 'tts.rs. _ o
Even the wealthy people in Belgium
and Northern France are suffering
severely from lack of supplies but the
poor have barely the rags necessary
The goodi to he ‘coiisctod by, the
Red Cross during this drive are cer-
tain to reach the destitute people for
l whom they are intended. The Bed
gian Relief Commission which will
load them on ship's which have the
Info conduct passes and send them to
Repnsentatlves ot_ the fiommlssslon
most durable materials are needed; as horse was “w.
Ithe clothes are subjected id the hard; The American who} numbe’ed eight
.9” kind 0' ‘1”- This does not “‘9'“ men. When the Mexicans opened nrc,,00rumissloner of internal Revenue
howaver. that garments must be in re" the military headquarters ",0" saidfiDsniel c_ m, With only :0 fly.-
rsir- There are “Wards of one him the Americans withdrew out erratic-2 .
Y and the Mexicans crossed to the Amer-l tolls. be has M08“! “PM“
HOLD MEETINGS
At the meeting of the Bmokslde made no move 'to cross the river.
school districtvheld in the .Brookslde;
ward Lageriu
acted as chairman of t e evening and;
'Wllliam A. Gunther as clerk. Mr. La-'
{ gerin 'was appointed as a committee toi ,
the war . confer with the other committees rela«
live to the proposed going back to the Dog Warden Thomas F' WflSh'
school district system and will report
mlses at an adjourned meeting to be held on
in Cranbury
Jesse 1‘.
BDunbar, committecman; Daniel Marsh.
.secretary; William F. Cogswcll, col-
llector; Clark N. Ely. treasurer; and
7Willlam Perry, Pied Gregory and W.‘
There
west District school was hell last EV?"
ning in the Winnlpatlll school. and wn'attantlon to the colloidal that in. . .
“I'm"! gentlemen “”01an '0 "'l Sentinel is waging for-landstoaldtho “W... authorities dticlussl
so- do" 1m, .
ward London, William and Charles “ I, I“ van... “d w” a“
Holt.‘ There Was nothing else accorn-‘wmI
1""... r mart-“WW GERMANS Wm" "n. mt:
w . warn new ' . . . . ' r-os'a
mdtogtvel " ticnolthlsm: - 25M an'bsfsciagsn
Irritant tutu .
i ll. tilllllllllill
jSix Shot wt... yinforoed'
I Batrol.'C!IIrxes Them
EL PABO, hlarch 23.—-—l1rlng across
2
: he border by a party or lexicans
3 numbering about thirty, nearJ‘abens
‘
w
Iare believed to have been killed. liloI
5 American soldiers were
”can side in pursuit. The (patrol ro-
,trsated to Fabens; '
t A troop oi cavalry under Capt. J.
5K. Colwell then reenforccd the'patrbl
'and charged the Mexicans. The Heirl-
cans retreated across the Rio Grande
Iand disappeared. The Americans
DOG wARnEN WALSH
ENDORSES‘ c
wishes to announce to the public that
W' Will!‘ the Department of
as
in
to
poses. they can inform the warden
"J- ey. u a
Bill
icsnsnd allothsrsthptmm
Us. patby with a humane muvsmsat.
TAXlIAIIIIEIISTII ’
hit. but one:
I This was the statement today of
lien in which to file income is: n.
AMPAIGN '
he as dog warden of the City of Non
walk. has been authorized through the
’anlmal commissioner to use every et-
fort to cooperate as a war measure.
, Justice at
.Washlngton, to turn over all dogs to
.vthe.govemmcnt. that they may be-
used in various ways to aid our brave
boys on the firing line. and it there
are‘ any owners of dogs that wish to
turn same over for government pur—
and he will come and get them, or
they can leave dogs at Dr. Bruudasc's
9’ colours. kennels. Main street, Norwalh. and in
pending the settling of the question. gum ”1071'“! be sent to ”egg. Chen-
. . A. .
Warden Walsh wishes to can
lently, but three small Gonna:
attacks in the Champagne were II-é
pulsed by the French; . 9’
~"— 2rd
LONDON. Marsh 23,—?
enemy attacks I'V'deliycred
fore laglatrato floaty. in Washingto:
gmmugmw M... $3.03 mm”? a. tin. .Below this sector is the great
.gaatioa on loadg. guawrt'm m the front, ”mp the line,‘
ischamd- - en-appro A' nearerto aris,turns
m ‘ . wire... .sast.‘
mofllfteen miles below St. Quen-
., linoleum
nanometers-nabbed ~ " - “mandamus“ . . . a.
. . . - great weight of infantry and N
am Went-m- lIEEIINIi :ltbl."t‘.§"m°"."t::tl‘i‘°tmmwww we
“‘9 , . . _ ' ' indicated in Field Marshal Haig’s "3 dffent‘hf'gv?”°ogg'l“‘ “I. Ii."
/""1'|‘x flicker- ‘11! be prosecuted as "ANS WMPLHE ”9”!“ ¢°m3.tl.“t.the Germans Qn'l'lliemBritiesh ":01! on the hostile
firmly and womanly under the “WI? are bnngmgmptrefih em portion of the battlefield is.
war revenue act as dralt slackers
were prosecuted under the selective
service act. The old of all good cit-
laens is invohed in bringing’to iastlce
the men who deliberately socks to
evade his Just share or thewar into
d "
bodies of troops.
The Norwalh General Hospital Mass The British are resisting the
Seating whichhlo to be bald t‘ill‘mogowpowcrful German thrusts. 'l'lic
"m0” “ 9 “We 9’ 0 “heavy concentrations of guns and
' Mam" memm m "mulch enabled the attackers to 'pene-
of tacit. Itlslio d; .. .
ggfirfimfim w’ill be large zd'tratcd the British first line at some
that those people who are' in doubt ss'pointS, but they still must over-
to the summon“?! the new bxgtptloag ”one further defenses and safer
m V, m“ urtliercasu tiesbfo
mind”; figm' “m" mumnthope to eflcc‘tI a “gosbtfeiydlffi
expats .
or. Robert Wilson and Dr. John eithedllied front. . .
blunn of New York city. men eminent, The heavy assaults against the
it'll the Edit“! {igflfn'g-oafi it; ngritidi line between the Oise and
a spe era 0 e . - .
ditiou. there will be important anflfvm $23325; ”$22339“
nounceilientaastothesuccessoftheIb h , FIdM “ha“ . ’
present 85.000 drive and there will be. rent: in . is a erg s
‘battle positions and the British
(Continual 0' M St!) rank and file is confident that the
tremendous German eifort will be
ELECTRIC RATES futile. _
IIntense fighting has occurred
To BE INCREASED around Croisilles, on the northern.
An increase in rates. which, how. half of the fifty-mile front, near, ,
ever. will not he so great now thaLthe Bapaume-Cambrai high road.‘”“
"durum new bus become an The Britishhave held against the we}? a .
actuality "mm °' ‘ M” I” 3° I” enemy Near Croisillcs' the Gram 0‘." "0°93 on the nortt '
made within a short time to the con, . ' . . . . , Iportion of the battlefront-
,me" of mam of “I, Second m3. mans used nine divisions in their]! ld' th . . i
trict works who have-been paying the attack and south of St. Quentinl on?“ he“ “limit?” 'th
some old ntesjlncs the besinnlns of they used six divisions. Here theI . "3" 93"? ,3 mg wr "
thrwsr and who have been about the British retired to the protection of hostile forces is in progress.
only consumers in the m" 010°” tlie Oise river and the flooded I —~ .
necticnt who M70 not bid their It“! ’ ground near it i STOCKHOLM, MII,
' I22,—Anotlier German
has been blown up by a mine ‘
This was said this morning and it is; Berlin, in announcing thed cap-
lihely that on the bills to be sent .outytum- of 15,000 prisoners an 200.
“I“ ”m °' the “mm“ “9" will I”. does not locate the fighting.““} Aland Islands “ m. .
,point where the tramport - ... .‘
notice given of the proposed icons. ' ' ' -
areas “0" do” n “We", the ”c 'burg was soak. the MM . ‘
n. com elmfluihwfimhrflonxtors of most intense action It
ers have been debating e an or a; , . .
. - . ports. Shortly atler the
raise in rates for some time and have places the fighting as along a front I‘ kland came u p d _
the men on the transport, but ,‘
m Mimosa oi the tillll “libctween Arras and La Fore.
holding their .
[The British west of St. Quentin.
are falling back in good order W
positions further" 'west. Va!”
heavy fighting with freshen”
forces is in progress. - '
The ‘War Qflce stated there
uprepared positions behind . ’
iBritish to which they are!“
.back. . ._ .
The statement follows: ‘
“Heavy fighting qmt'mucd
til late hours last Inigllfion; '
lwhole battlefront. Dnringthe
ternoon powerful hoptilc, f,
In livered‘ with great weight or,
fantry and ' artillery,
the organization of a huge dragnet for
bringing into camp all persons - who
(m ado-MW)
truth. mull: ,_
'* Pill lllllllll Altai
I
éthrough our defensuve; . . .
'west of St. Quentin.‘ "
“Our troops on this part of. -
battlefront are falling bani k
good order across the d" ~ .
to prepared positions {artist
I
I l
With the meant a colored w'ouian
who gives her name as Carrie Warren
by the local police on a charge of per-
jury. it is believed that a warning will
be given to those people who made
false statements on their question-
nail-es,
The Wilmington. N. 0.: police in-
formed the local polls that there was
amsninthistown hosenamewas
Samuel Butler and who had deserted
his wife in North Carolina and the lo-
cal authorities were requested to ap-
prehend the man. ‘
investigation showed that Butler.
who was also colored, had Tailed in his
.uuestionnalro with the local board and
that a woman, who a she was his
wife had sworn to that street and-that
s
s
the fact an In. In an no °‘ WP“ “ “2", 9"“ ”If"; ‘°" . The initial German errors; were _ , a
'W. m In“ W in M . ‘ :5] ”1:23.qu £0?“ fl.$'.imd It Lmiconn, It the nonh_ldamnged severely by will“ 'A‘i
1"“ and» “in” woman-ho .04.; .9, ' tern end of the sharp Cambrai sa- flosion. ‘ ‘
in 1-1:;- will'boubudt':hm. lieut, and at Gotflseaucqurt, at fthe
, ' i“ southern point 0 the sa icnt. A ter
wwmrnwm'; the-ant assault, the‘Gcrmans, tir-
' t quantities of shells intoI
’ 'tisli positions, lengthcusd‘tho
MANILA. Friday, limb
Under ‘ distractions dro- .
American War Ship“ 1 . ,
collector of W has.
clearance to the '
. m8
ornamental llsbtlas sitaauoatlis
dim, soil It.” 1‘"! '0' the attaching fronts. several moles ;
_ ”Wurst “W“. l,' '
m‘gfiic - ' um; stem
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