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Will Not Be Aflected by the
War Tax, According' to
.. Bureau of Internal Reve-
nue
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WASHINGmN. March 28.-Ladiea'
Day at bush-ll parka will not be at-
looted by the war tax, according to an
”antenna made today by the Bureau
at internal Revenue. The bureau has

‘ ruled that “the admission of a lady on

a gentleman's ticket without extra

. chemlsnottaxablebeeamthesame

. ticket 00V!" both even though an un-
icoolpanied lady must pay the same
admin-ms as a sent-lemon.

-‘ Others wheat-e exempt are baseball
wriwi-a. te'egraph operators. bonuide
employee a! the baseball semantic“
public outer: on omclal bushes and
children uudcl the age of twelve who
are admitted free. The term “public
oilloer" includes policemen and tire-
Inen onlywbaain attendance in the
Donne of their duty.

There will be no change in the time-
honored custom of admitting gratis
the hay who recovers the ball after it
Its been knocked over the fence, the
”element says.

The bureau has decided that holders'

of #850“ boxes or seats nmst pay the
to: for ew-ry game whether the heats

‘ ' or how are occupied or not.
in announcing tilat'the tax is to be
pa i M ille person paying for the ad-
mixhhol. the statement quotes the reav
ulaiiuns to the effect that “the propri-
‘ 'nm is not allowed to pay the tax for
hl.‘ patrons and no place where taxa-
ble adllllllilions are charged would ”9
pellniiied to (iii-play any sign, notice

 

; or. placard to the cifcci that Will‘ tnx
V. D “0' charged." .mtlde his victories the more remaria- .
. ' ._.__._.__._______ ble. Cornea“, as his trainer, came it)? HERE THIS EVENING; 0F BLUE CROSS FUND,
9 ‘ '- - ‘ ._....._——
1. BOYS ATHLETIC '0' ”0 "”13””; 1 h M "e The nine Ribbons in: tamle Nor- {
" ‘ ASSOCIATION‘. Charpent “'5 a m "m l on: ‘ ‘ walk for the last timi- this season to. “tinned Prom Pan One). 1

'At the regular weekly meetinlz of

. the Bovs AthleticAssociatlopLgvflhicld
with held in the assembly roan of

‘3 the High school. yesterday siterno’on.

3 ’ tilt» lollowing omcers were elected: ;

President—«Ben Navasky.

., i'lce-President—Mr. Woelfle.
Treasurer—Kenneth Pagan.
Secretary—Edward Ryan. ' .
The matter of electing a manager,

for the baseball team was brought up

an; the following students were nom-
inated: Joe Roth. Richard Terry, Don-
ald Corridon, and Fred hoveloy. Thai
names were then submitted to Mr.1

Blake for his approval and the actual;

eli ction of the manager/will be held at;

the meeting next week. Al' the call!
for. candidates cannot he sent out un-:
til»; manager has been elected, this

 

f, ‘ means another delay of ii week below;

ltlwili llelpobsible to get the players:
on the fluid and its the baseball sea-5
.aon is coming on pretty fast, the mat-1
: big diderence later on In the sea-f
: non. .
At yesterdays meeting a constitll I
. tiozz was adopted and a commuter;
‘ ’ was appointed to draw up an amend-l
men! to the constitution for the award-'1
ins: of the much sought {or letters at'
the end of the athletic season. . I

 

 

 

swarm cam KILLED; l

' 'WICHITA Falls, Taxis, March 27.—'
An Anterlcan aviation cadet. whose i

‘ identity has not been established. was
killed and the body badly burned to
3 day. when an airplane fell several hun-
. dred feet near the gunnery range—er
Call, Field this morning. The airplane

' caught die after falling. _ l

 

 

 

 
 

 

,"wages his battles like Sullivan and

tor of a week or so is liable to make?
5"“ ”“3““ “mm" mm“ be:‘iuir now. and the strait should more' the Evening Sentinel once or mail in

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2 WATWBY. Marni: 28.~«F'ire in

the Mount the Waterbury-lion-
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gCllarpentier’s Trainer, Cor- w‘ ”m” "m m“ "n” “ m

 

Another name has been added to yesterday atternoon. did considerable

. .. damage to the stock. The tire began
f be w re
get 820,000 for putting up it a dukes it. the roll of departed at tea ho a .irom an unknown mm. it ate into

dial], to Be ”YER"! [’1' front oi Jen Willard. Mr. Fulton is gone but not forgotten." It is the isulphur. ”We", oils and puma
l W?” PIT?“ French extremely lucky to get such a swan name or [detective alrtin. Sheridan. and gave out sunocating fumes. handi-

 

Army tee. .iinl (when. you'll remember.lone oi the greatest all-aroma athletes capping the ilremen in their .work.

had to bet 310,009 on bimuli and fight in the world. While the M boned o 1W“ Der“
380118 on lower floors worked as usual.

 

l By John M. Miles ;i'or all or nothlll walnut enilirnni “
rams. 3"“ [WWW Con- J-ok Johmn accepted 85.000 to drill, rhyiut that Jim Tell am in out DEW—1871'. Nflo 6““-

 

 

 

can. the man who mush: Charlientlell! Elma. Both won. oi course. and lined to risk the championship. notion, m,“ - '38 believed to be Gem prepar—
the champion much boxer, bow io'node the pile later. Frederick ration. oi his ilymnu eitht by entering n1 .- STILL. LEADmGlg'mish 1:3: :11 $535; $813,: $2 stion for an attack was cheeksd
debt. has m in the American v. M.‘»Erq., grabs oil Quite a pile betore he vanity crow given the race-the rigbt' . 1mm, Gem” 0mm] “amen" .b! a heavy American bombard.
c. A. service. lwins of 1091‘s, to be planned a; the title contest ot‘ Wow-M from First Pia" the latest one of which “ya the, meat, the Gamma troopsnot leer--

Corneal has a system of training still the moon. —* lGermail attack a in “slowly ”01138.41“! lYOPChfl- Then 3 {Hull
h“ °‘"" “9 59" "WW-ll "'0 mill "”0“” "V" 3“” h“ "”9"“ "m -'—‘ by In. Ernest P. Mmresor. who hi greasing." The German calilllaltiell’"mmy “hm the German he"

and out 0‘ it. .trom 'l‘rappe. Md, that he is the fath- One at ‘lle late Casualty tints Klvon directing the women workers. is in

He is now a “Y" phyulcal director-lord! baby girl. Clientele/lions. out by n". ling"!!! mvmment can charge of Mrs. Earl Stevens. and thei

0! W1 0! ill. Preach Army. He is at. ’—" . tatn til ‘ named of man! noted ath- ,workr-rs "'0 Mrs. Elizabf‘t‘h Cali":
NM to oneot‘the Foyers du 30”.“; Billy Del'oe knocked out Howard ‘ dire. at”! Foreit. Mrs. George P.

under Dr. G. 8, Meyilln. proton-or of “1°“ “"9!" WW 50‘" '“ Pm'l‘l‘m L ”Mum", a prominent mm P. Mitchell, Mrs. Edgar Raymond.

physical education to Columbia Uni-c‘m‘d“y ”W" pm...- .,.i till. guwprland Club; Cor. Mrs. Charles Conkliu. Mina Laura

Crockett and Miss Gladys Mills.

 

 

“Charmiior.” says Dr. liming! F dr f t
1:: In"trig:‘socala‘ulod "mm lite- It‘nc ftitle ni Il'or'd'll champion 100""- -h|“ 0'" M" of that ha“ b9“ “1"‘1'
Fitsslmmons used to wage theirs. He ' ’ '9‘“ no- t)...” :‘(lflullfily wounded. ’

ev ou ce 1 m. at: i into ‘ “D "Ring into action for the first time. l
puts cry 11 o m II this year the sensational colt outfield-3 . . l
I tier just li‘i'l'lvod by a (Head, ~

them, fights with might and main, and; l
laced at the head of the bat-l In a is

knows hoolutel nothin about the er was 3’. , - . .1 _.
word .qtm . n y 8 tin: order. with Benny Kalli! hitting in > ill lhli will ‘heku‘r'iteu "2:: :nsizzrn l
' . | .. mm [regiments 'ilb'l‘ an e la l
Charpentler Md. the henna!!!“.:§?:di;ofna:ndthfijlol:°posltio: theit’ornu“ and that ill Camp Hunt‘m-kl
championship oi m. ills won it’ . - . E33,“: mentf'Oli he" in l.525 different!
0'” Bombardier Wells. the British. Despite the opposition of the ethical-ignition (luring the wt it ended Fellini

 

 

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”gm“ m their first meeting in Brno to authorities of Yale and Harvard. - pry 2i I
“on (‘harpeutier triumphed “1 meithe patriotic regatta will be held over’ —-—-—- l
“mm round. Later in London Millie Severn river course, at Anmpolifil 'l'li‘ is a story in a New York;
landed View” in exactly penalty-three: May 29. Crews from Syracuse. Colnm- inn-ll". .‘lholil .lohnnv lluudee's ditlielll-
seconds. Three ”“9”“ "at Wells bia. Pennsylvania and the United . ty in Kl'ltlllg into the Arena last Mon
made him “‘1‘"me leader of mmwsmcs Naval Academy will take part tiny night at New Haven. where he
i“ "'9 h9‘Vy'mm “1“" in the. race. was blllcd to light Willie Jackson.
The fact that Charm-utter was then; ‘ ‘

but eighteen years old and weighed;

seventy pounds leis than. his omen! EBLUERIBBONS :BEilbblE A MEMBER

 
 

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world?! championeblp W“ 985W with. morrow night. and have announced
in his mach. ' their intentions of capturing the game. all is “m ;,7; "n; (We they m mud
The the War broke out. gcfli'ial“ John “Mr"? and his whorl-5 to meet the same (ate it action in not_
'Clil ehtler and Comma both went “a“ "'9” 0"“ opinion ”’0‘" 1h“ ‘1“! taken to avert it. .. . ,

1 to th French a y the former “m. reiuse to beliele any such statement. "on“ and Milk to say nothing oi;
n e ‘7” . . The Ribbom. lire about out of the race. the mules have 31"" played an im-
tlle aviation service,»the latter with MI and Norwalll has a good chance to win portant [in in yum", in this war"
reglmont. {out provided we make it clean sweep more than ever. Homes ”1. ma ‘0?
in Corneau's regiment olchtv sol- 0' "‘9 remaining “”9"" Th” 51‘0““ haul guns, ambulances. supplies. aili-
dlers failed to come—.up to standard. Earthen”, fogowlih thebaddition 0’ munltlon wagons and in (not hi0";
ed . “o. '3 “m " "' a “1"“ °'. everything in the way of work and are.

Phi-“381M Corneau ““951 y .atrength both in The attack and on the, also used by the cavalry who are m.
matte work to develop these men. Th0 defensive, Ngrwnlk has perhaps the ing an “mm M in the preaents
803$“th ".5 not adopted. Corneal] strongest l0!!! that it“ remented fi‘hillt. D080 .n and lo ‘0 om and
was a prime. - . l’"r ‘“ ’2‘”- “WW '5 ”W“! ”‘9 ilnd wounded men on the ileld at but-
A little later Corneau had a chance some 0' islife right "0" “”6 Dr ey- tie. and are also used all sentinels and

.Ms will be back in the lineup. Joe. 81". notice of .pproachlng enemies.

with the fifteen-yellfiold son of . 39W against Bfldflp‘m 1““ . When these- dpnib bouts are in-
i-‘renoh colonel to show what his me ‘ Tuesday and blind 3 “WHO?!” film'- tuna, and the dogs and horses and
thod of training could accomplish. in . if): :btl‘mrlsufitfdtgml? 3 mules are mm 9'0?! day. it in '1,“
she hold of ' 'p to treat them so carefully as a human
inedintzlv l; przzziiL: in his re “l": John heavy will have the regular line- being would be’treated and. the mu,
.he old. i! 9 “3 lllp. consisting of “bite. Clinton. Pow» Cross fund h” been established lust ,
ment '35 Mental and he started m ore. Holman. and Swanson. R’M': for the'treatnlent oi dumb animals in

to work. . lwtlr'ronnd- '0!!!" the Norwslk- team. the war zone.

Corneau first “put on" a boxing; Tm“ Thorn M" "we" and we MP“ when it is realised theta horse or a

that it will hr 3 little better than will
match betWeen French soldiers. The','i'ucsdny mm. A large number of dog may be the means at savingvyone-w

boxin matches betweel I . sonfs, our brother's. your husband's
Emilia-nil Amegrican soldiers. in 03235;: accompany ”W Ribbons 'olvonr sweetheart's or your iriendlt iiie.
short time he had American omcersl in the preliminary the Norwalk high surely you will not hesitate to loop-

. lschool team will meet the Home tribute to this must».
and privates in“!!! boxing ‘esmn‘muardg, Norwalkhigh is ’30an “mag: All that youvhave to do is to come ‘.0

 

 

tween Americans and French to taut very interesting. . i you. Wbmlon of $1 for member
- """‘ , ‘ llhlmyon will» receive an enrollment

Physical Director , CNN" or thc‘ POCKET BILLIARD TOURNEY land andlyouwifl become a member oi
Y.'M. C, A. in'mnce cooperated with The third game of the pocket nil-cinch!“ Cross League.

. . hose M. ' ll d I'll lit i ill see -
Cornelia in t e h t C mean. Hid lamina: pined elasfalllllht It’ll Outside the buildilgle ”M reached
The upshot 0' it was ‘ a o ' ldown Wall street to Orange—s good

came into the Y. 2M. C. A. to devote all atweeu L. Moler. rated 65. who was do»; 100 "m. One needed to be a

9‘11““ timeto building..uit. the men‘ieated by Ferris. rated ‘65, by me‘champion er. llnlltfll tier and ,
who~neod it tscore oi Ferris, 65. Moler. 53. ‘ h" . ' ""3

. _' __ p. W's “I“ will be between I 'an all-American it: their to elect an

" ' entrance to the building. A swirllnr.

An illustrated lecture onthe Life of ‘Mallck. rated 60. and w, inedwg'y, rap! '0" ‘ humanity fought .

s ellvered at Trinity Parish ed 70.. , "a” We. - ‘ . , .
3:38;: lifeline under the auspice! -—-——-———— . 3,15%?! gagvriguzflfgmnm ‘_
oipethasy Guild. The lecture which The past. enchant! oi linens and 8mm :wwi‘mgd- a m“ of the
V735 delivered by the Rem}. A. Cole- Cotienoo‘Tribes met lailt evening to "Pall-o! the Bastllo" or the: "So ck or .
man, was-well attended. ' 3further plan for the class initiation to P n '
be held in April. 9““ , .

 

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“W lsubmarines and mines accounted
B H DRIVE INVADr'f o . -
i IN BURNING maroon its BACK, BUT AN-ififlggmnfimllféim
OTHER GREAT FIGHT than for any web since last Sep-
STARTED EARLY 10.119er 16. In the previous week '

slightly toward Moutiditlier.beingIl ‘39 ““"“' merchant marine»
overwhelmed by superior num---‘

The notes of pessimism in the;

published statements of Germani .
fleahitilince they failed to breakzm'm have developed- What

300.000 and 500m), and it is re-
R: Li t A ported that long. hospital trains
. . letee. Among W cm ""9: "i- - wm ,lm. Harry Bryan, Mn. (3. B, are pouring into Belgium and
the no" hm tor m poilu “9 women‘s“ .n the four"! 70““ 0’ i' ”Md" J. Homenham. the “W 035ml”? Rowland. lira/Earl Thames. Mrs. C. Germany over all available! nib

it i W Y 0A kin' .. n . h h ld H up With the Allied line holding.
vers y, now u e ,M. . .wor l A fair idea oi‘the m” esteem in )0!“ n. ,-melilon,t e o oro n I I! you m" not contributed to the against the enemy omiluuglits, a!

France. . national one and four—lune runs: and has ital k i . - ' .
H, - b . D wor . now u the time to do counter blow ma be in re ara- l l I m I it as: ~ ,
Wh‘ R0” you“! I“ held 'v John “C Sflltllll Ernest Barry, WM holds the ll. The lull! dESll'ed ll 859.000 and “on. anier (‘lglnencea‘rhg (19:1 t T m b "I u",

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. 1mm ei-Ileata'rd Used In Place?“

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Greater
'andnsast

clared that the moment is near

.whon the Alliedreasrve {one will.
the tilt-osmium the fight.‘ Bradd-

ed that the Germans wooing-tbs»
;able'to hold to thugaios they have.
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On the scan as well as on the
land the German oiletutive last
.week was mush stronger. Enemy

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i1? steamers, including 11‘ of the ~

‘1‘ 'er tonnage, were sunk. French

: ’ Italian losses also increased
ne'llnt and the aggregate for

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Heavy artillery fighting cou-
tlnues on the American sector
northwest of Toni, butnoinfantry .

but so far the enemy has not drown
what this portendil. There has
‘but!!! no change on the [lamina
r.
i In Palestine north of the Dead
Sea, British troops have occupied '
'Eil Salt, south of Mt. Gilead, and
are approaching the Hedjas rail.
way out of Jericho. The railway

operations east of Jerusalem.

BRITISH ARMY HEADQUAR-
TERS lN FRANCE; March 28.—
‘Tile (lemon artillery this morning. =
pllt down an intense bombard-
ment along the. front between
Aelmville and the Benches rivers,
(Mouth ot' Lens). but up totlm time.
of the filing: of this dispatch (10
it. in.) no infantry action had
lll‘t‘ll reported.

Hurt! figlilillg occurred at sever-
al points along: the. battle front
during the night. in consequence
.‘ni‘ enemy attacks. The latest re.-
ports indicate that the British
have kept the situation well in

 

Near ll-llillllollt Home] the one-
my attacked heavily Revere light»
ing followed. This morning it up-
pcllrl-ll that the village virtually
was No Man’s Land with the con-
tenllilllz lines drawn close on eith-
er side.

LONDON, March 28.-—Priilon-
ers and machine gum have been
captured by the British, the War.
Office announces. The lighting
continues freely on both banks of
the Somme.

This morning the enemy opened
a heavy bombardgpne (on tile.
British defenses eat-it of Arras. All
attack is developing in this m-
tor. ‘

Repeated attacks were made by
the (‘llf‘lny‘ along the valley of the .
Somme ill the “Wilmette
linlllllllllt Hamel. Puisieux and ' V
Mi)_‘i'i’llllevl"0.-Th(‘y were repulsed.

 

LONDON, Burch 28,—The en-
tire Tlll’klflh— force in Hazlitt area.. 7
ill the Mesopotamian-hail been cap-
tured or destroyed-hr tho’lBrit-i
iltb. the War Othee announces.
Threr thousand prisoners were
taken.

 

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minimum.

of Planters or Linimenta and
Decal!“ Minter.

Tlmamkmmtahing advantage or
the generous odermade by The Cream-
ot Mustard'Ca—pyaotnm Nor»
omen-o byi “Jon's jar‘ocr’
Mustard, whit initiation“
pawartsl- enter-linen.-
Iien -that has whee-l. Mt
imsesre time. 'l‘bifllfimflrlah.
mustard plastereqt‘tumrm or
any llniinent on the market; It"?
detest onus-tin. . kWh-v“
pain almost instantly. It taken‘tlie
pains and aches. ' - ‘

it has produced wonderful results
with thousands ailllcted with sorta ~
throat, toustlidnstifl neck. mule. ‘:

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muscles. bruises. colds in tile‘eheat.
hronchlila. W. beadadn. imbue.
pains and aches of thehack or Mail
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' clean air-nun is s welt. oil-to
Malamute! W M
in it withot Handle-iii, and will
Millie” om W“