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United States Boys’ Work-
log Reserveand
Food Army Planned
7m ”momma Lions
f M00 58mm W[[[[1[0[1[N[[1300[[
Production This Year Must
Be Gfatty Increased'peelou
Rate Fixed at 4 1-4
' Everywhere
Cent.
f " 110W
to-Opon AprilO. sioaoithreearmiestoassist in tip.
00.000.000.000. and all over- creasins iood production is Collage-ti
at 0 14 per cent intér- put this year was reported to tb oil-
heolicut State Council of
the hut loan. bearing .its “weekly meeting Monday
’oe'at” interest and of the in the state capitOI, Hartford. A Wo-1
. . a - It 0 NI" cent may be man's Land Army. the United States
, . 1’. into the new bonds. but Boys' Working Reserve and the Junior
‘ 50h third loan will not he find Army are the forces to be lined
. into any future issue. so help win the war. .
~- t vss made ionisht- Mrs-10sec w. Alsop reportedm lilo
,ihe cont DrOxress of t ‘e Woman'Las
sow bl? finesticnnaires have been sent about
rattle routine tllsst'sts bn'd oieo l rural
:znew‘ dét ties. noel»
Mum Ind tiveo‘are'r'ao’aaa! in overcoming the
2) b «inure to uninsu- labor
mo illqu the women. and (3)'
“00m” tool lining the women i-‘«ve units have
been decided upon to date and have
been. assigned to dve diiiereot com
muoities. .
igh class of intelligent women
esecured among college women.
elsii is to have the women as-
*sigood in groups oi not less then ten.
19mm“ “'33 flinch group to live under the same
." 11'1““ ""1111; ”Work by go day The working
' schedule will be eight hours a day for
”.not‘loss than live days a weed. and
the its! 0! a day. All women workers
.. must passe physical examination .snd
. l in metal committee. will decide ugoo
their ability. The committee sweepin-
geod their employment in market
l.«lisriisniog'. on fruit fare and poultry
farms. '-
. Numerous training centers to pro”
pare boys for emcie'nt service on the
terms will be opened at some oi the},
private educational institutions
connection with the United Stdlea
Boyb' orisiaz. .Roserve bowls in
otcbkiss School. Ridgedeid
0' will- Condo! and; Sodiuld litersry, lostit'gte'
, connection with the loan, the sec--
plans to establish -a sinking
with little to: boy Lsoil gm
of the ill toss thrown on the can
in Order to aid in keeping the The I,
up to par. The alaturity ofutbe
ptooosinleu.
its liars mention brings up ethic institutions‘ will take it
of “"
wealth. The reason be- .Arthnr Howe, chief enrollment once:
_ 10in W110}! “0 price on 1319 in the reserve. and N. H. Batchelder.
1‘“ W '11” "m 1‘ 0" of Windsor. county director of the
. bituminous M ‘01 1'1 “’3' committee on Boys for Perot Service.
' 1 0°01 5“ $0”: “I N" made reports of enrollment week. Two}
market at a brief about-1 thougand applications hav'e been sent
001800.1[000
A Woman’s Land Army,
ur-Tlts HARTFORD. March 20. -'-'i‘he torms- [
tlo neighboring terms-
1 tions when lh
loundred aiter the crew was taller: on. E
and to many have planned to handle this wort: ’snd’
8 Farmers and others
in the practice of "
reality te"give ita‘Warowmod
todesistortobeprosoeutodiorvb-
lation of the Federal Honor laws.io
a notice issued by the internal Bev-
ore-no Department. Sugarsd elder is
poose'wben the sugar is added before
ienaestatlon. according to the warm
”.sold still need
strictly Nib aceord'Vltb the libuor rog-
,‘ulations.
The order comes trom Commission-
[er oi internal ltoveaae Roper at Wash
lagtou and dis ct collectors are in
Istrncted to see that it is rigorously
med. "This‘ practice of giving
[tritium a user is becoming too wide-
"M‘" ”l: Wmm
"and must I
are Ibmfoso instruqod to
seek out such‘ oleaders and see to it
1 t theya “muted
plum moral," ”to interpretatiil of the
names-Gymesnoalythsadd
lei pure sugar to the elder. it also
. “l'Emeans they believe. the adding of Alli
Wmins' raisins or other sugary traits which: "1
m is_ said to be much in vogue
no. LE.
1
Vessel Went
Three-Chis“rs, of an
Hour
PLYM6UTH, Mann. March 20 .—:A
government scout patrol boat struck a
rock on the Guernetf between Ply
mouth Berber and Brant early
t . and trout, to the bottom thrpe~
op of an I‘U‘l’l‘l" later. Lite-sav-
in; crews which re
spoodod.to signals of (heiress wolf
on the crew. 'fim’ reports were that
allwereas’viid... m
The fluid“ bred four shop for help
at 4: E45 .o’clocit -'arld tour more at it
'o'oiock. causing much alarm aiorfg the
"somh shore. Coast. guardsmen from
Garnet and Brant Rock had not sent
[the name oi. the easel to their sin
try/{signalled she had
1
i
"REFUSE T0 SAIL
‘ r
i . I
won DELEGATES .'
’ Lonnbiv null. 2’s.—"riie scooters
and Firemen' s Union has decided that
’its.memhers shall refuse to sail on‘Edama'go in gehoral by
l
1
1
any ship conveying delegates appoint
ed to the inter-allied Labor Confer-
gone in t e United States.
All' oiliéilal oi the union said: ~—
061’ opposition to these men is the
as-ihst against Ramsay MacDon-
wbo have been
II'aagaria ' dder.
ostensibly to jeep it sweet but in ’
’ .mer
order. by odlcials oi the revenue oi ,
use in Connecticut. -"-ussrins" .dorfli wssiiiscron. usual
._m.
men must be America's con-
tribution to the [gbting forces of the
ii Germany is to be defeated
ctmvlncingly and permanently. liaior
Gen Leonard Wood told the Senate
dolomittee in secret my“ ”aunts!-
'“ ’ E'nio question oi allied vbt‘ery is a
ammmwhmmnm
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Chad! W
was wont-Li
of the
Germans at
I‘Mlhoogh still
am dim the
British and
armies e
inltbo
3000i [011101311001 ' ' m
pa.
Islanders Wood told the domino-
too that tholnood tor an American
~arnly 004500.000 lion in France. with
a reserve oi escalates here. must be
mettom . Hemadeitplain
that it was not at the present no
merit essential that 1.500.000 soldiers
(WWW
imam mo
1
. mm in Nam"
'; “WWW
lllli lllll Allin immunimm
ANA. Me "ARC“ 3iilnl|odia “Big immediate future,
theadvi tree from the front indicate
Director McAdco um 0r- [33110133 t?.i§”d‘fi€.‘$f§i§[33
“up.“ Daylight Sam within the next few hours.
no «. Bled _ ‘ w , suit-:20: may: 2:
mm. D. 0.. u.,¢.tn_,md *0 hll' mod' from the
00
sir order shown by the British ofl'eisl state
watches it ment to have mounted so high that
1' ".11 every-part or the western nt
HARTFORD, March fli—War-rist
insurance. covering loss Iiy enclosuioost.
or bombardment from the ls‘ad'. ws
or air has bo’en taken out by Hart-‘3
iord iactortsa and public utilities. it
'Ebeumlr known today, in amounts
[which total millions of dollars A con-
servative estimate places the total in-
“1'" to.
We will take no one Who is on; surance in Hartford at 010000000 and
iposed to the doctrine that Germany! the total in goanaticut at 050.000;000.
malls compensation to depend 1tiltErogl'i the actual mm probably are
_~,hss had to be drawn up to provide
M, 'i" mbadiy. needed. reinforcements for
. Thls‘ordor was the battle area.
1 i t“ “imam“ With the Day, Field Martini Haig’ s report re...
“g 2:1}; E..”,".“:,M"'..”.§: vests that more than seventy di-
and
M o, the united But“ win up visions, or between 8mm
muse musically and Manually 900,000 men already have been1
' All some 0! the "111M '1“1 engaged' in the battle on. the Ger.
WNW-:1: 201.3333; man side. and the widespread cell
an” Michell“ m.iocii-«lsiitroops makes-it plain
53... txfimmu diynsogl th tori-iii and
in e
innit?“ N110 W “1 costly omisp‘glllit EForty ditisions-
” MW- of the Geflii'o reserves its report-
Ill
“'mmfi‘fi in... u. .95: ed to new been thrown into the
may bile lip e as early as the second do of
m; follow calla “0.th the battle. ’
I “001900 00“ W , Th
m m ”a, e’ rearward movément in the
1,22 ($3103 3:... arm‘s“ in, face of the Teutonic attack new
bill int need in the senate test has brought the Allied armies well
7. Noyon Evecusted by the French '1‘
\
groundl
points beforeme holding the line of the
armies. Her casualties arii
that the lighting forces. are pp'eiogfon these sectors continuelro
’enta oi our iourdertll mevhsnt sea-
E. :Camilie Huysmsns‘, Belgian Social
stieader, and the French delegates
Conference have deterred their
departure in view of the pending visit
of American delegates’to Europe.
's stataoi war
much higher. Hartford Electric Light
Company. it is understood has its eye
tom insured for about 0.1500000 .‘
Several oi the monitton plants in
Connecticut hastened to place war
risks when the United States declared
with Germany
a year ago. Virtually all of them are
protected now in this manner. Colt's
Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Com-
pany, it is said, carries upwards at a
——sd—
(Mulletm M St!)
[I ' Abbi ‘oi wmnminous coal
' 91'1" °‘ N" on Page Twelve
This high price is due to old (Continued )
' demand and to)! sup-
"coal tor use is once Ind eEXPmsmN AT
. as ‘2: enriched of i
usage “We?" orue L
mm . memories! _ ’ N “.40
“ filled a unique? place; and
“We?“ its seagclty
o it an o ject
scares Es'nd- oi many. dlalp- ST JOHN '.N 13., March 26.-'i‘he‘ W110“ 111% "119'““00 If“; ‘50:;
" ubocauso wherever it is exploding oi cartridges duriogatire in ieronce ' he" in 3'"? l‘
' usually proved to he a hardIIlre store here today caused bremoiiiiit 11°]; oflwgsy 3::g‘h2'nez":
*‘ zfiwflfififyc‘m‘rme had occuir nend a delegation of workmen and
Socialiss from England and :‘e'liglutnr‘
from t e United States to on u o
ROTTERDAM JUNCTION [the position oi labor in Ethose coun-
THREATENED BY FIBEE trie-
:Rome on Sunday that the ltalian So-‘
ciaiists had declined to participate 10'
the conference in the United States.
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[WORKERS F03 . .1 -
HOSPITAL S'HLL
I! AT WORK
' . SCHBNTECADX. N. Y.. March 20.—
.biuch oi the village oi Rotterdam June.
lion, an important terminus oi the
Boston and Maine Railroad. w'se
Ithreatened by lire discovered in the
,eudE and which. fanned by. a
‘ ' - my wine from the west. by
m flip ibrenoou ind destroyed one
m File “A", m several houses. Fire fighting
.40. "gr too has been sent from this city and“.
local . i535
" w, Winn...” m“ .. l
.e ~ natal-in . . . 2-.
."a" ("u "gunmen moons
our m» at" 1'
.j Ej «4". 1 ‘ 1
J» i
l and!
,
Ollicial announcement was made in[
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liliillilis lllN
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Warsaw
INVENTED HUNG
RANGE SHELL“ SAYS
' . STAMFORD MAN
STAIF'ORD. Ilarch 00 ”That the
new German lentils which is being
used in rdlng Paris is so one
1by himself and MR Nichols.
'the statement ni'sde today by J.
is alsosSta‘niior-d' mas. .‘ 'e
deems invented by‘tlie local men can
be harlot! 100 miles. accordiid to
libertine statemean Anny “it it“!
mill“ ”mole one tiiiia sitbotih;
o. 7- s
them hare;been
10m. anvil—sensuous
chansons-wart;-
[be
mg. trill-00,
of
pensive modification of an invention:
bard Sherll. a local engineer. Nichols
EEtowird the cd
battle ii'o'es' in the Somme ares 0nd
' in the devastated region to the
southeast? -
Field Kai-shat Haig reports the
new British line drawn somewhat
to the” of Albert and Bo ye.
Paris indicates the French light—
Eng front as extending southward
rom Chaulnes, past Noyon, which
,bas been evacuated by the Mob,
iand then running eastward along
3t:m southern bank of the river
I
e
The German troops have been re-
ported as rapidly tiring from their.
breathless plunge into the Butcnte
lines, and they evidently were
forced to take a breathing spell
last night oppofie the British
EE‘ from. as .the London noon state-
mentoe rlshe tintbav
usual...“ 0 °'
Tami also. ran-
Whar-
log the Night, Although it is Claimed Toa-
day That the Leitllsnk oi the Ditch
Being Firmly Held by the French
FINNISH RED GUARDS ARE -
FLEEING sciml iN A PANiG
a Flanking Movement
Stiltllllfl.—TWO Dutch
Vessels in Canada Taken Over
‘ \ - . . ‘
The French on their front srd- '
strongly. Their Eartille i3"
anus and the French ..
his: menstrual some '1
micr- edeuG'ersra‘a's'and ‘
do
taining their markedsu
vents are impending in tbelin the. air at the battlefront and
at any rate. and pro throwing the. Germaosupplr
stations and lines of «noun?
lion in the rear into confusi
air attacks at close range. / .
Brill resistance totthe ' ‘
German 110
parently is "s e . .
mammalian” ..
reserves which are being b;
into the battle line contio '
are slowing up, on some parts
the attacking froot befmi1 Etlléflr
fense of Field Harshilifi H035.
Onthe extremenorthan in ’_
center, the German promo Elg‘ ,
been appreciab‘ r.“ wine
around Bspsume on e x'bd'bst‘y
tieiield of the Behind, and east
and north of Noyon the enemy as
made gains, but only at the cost of
a fourfol toil enacted by yw
guns and artillery The ,
most severe characteg. .. ~~
Southeast of Ari-as the British
lioe has yielded/only aboultlE three.
”in
forcing a crossing of the ri
seemingly have not been ablh to
ge' of their formerisdvance as fast as they did below
the river was reach
Jn the Bapsume gion, lbw”:-
maos have driven along salieoj i;
toward Lougnevsi: ind have
cued it somewhat Ill thong]
bf Peronne. However, ess tint
salient is widened still more, it
may prove a menace to the enemy;
is the British line still is iioldmt
well to the north and south.
on the low-lying ground be.
tween the Summit and the E
where the Punch have some to as.
silt the British, the Genuine is“!
reached Neale and Guiseard
British and French falling it
under orders, but resisting the .
coming enemy forces W
Around Chauny the ' E,
Norwalk Chronicler