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Prosecuting Attorney Hege-
man Says There Was No
‘ {The French military Genius
Ii-Jecclves Coum‘atulations
l FromPresldegt Wilson
ill issuis'liii .
l itiiiiiuiiliiiiuliis
President Taltes Action to
Bush American ,Re-En-
Seven Men Go [free
Bill iiiiillalllfi
‘ ii irii iiiii
. , Will There Be Damage Suits
. forcements ‘0 France For Alleged F.” . Ar'
' WASHINGTON. March 30,-The op- rests? ‘
pointment of General Foch. French
Chief or Staff. to supreme command
of the Allied andAmsricsn forces in
Moth regarded here today as the
gainful! dsvblopmt‘mtv 1" "“9 “l“?“man, stated in open court this morn-
n. 0:1!“ xv'wrlof'moeneral Foe ing. to Judge George H. Vosburgli.
.' m. ‘ f i ,that the officers who "raided" llr.
9..“ “a" “1 ”first shimmer; Moore's office early Wednesday mom-
“mm“ all the ornate o ' ing 'had said that there was instilli-
W» 1h . l t Thl r‘cient evidence to convict Dr. Moore
‘ 0 0W! 0“ iull‘i ' 3 and his six friends. who were in the
Infill” 1°“ “1',”le in" can an V.f‘raid,” and sold that such being the
. , film" men an “pp"emwlhase that the'siate recommended a
. . t about by 0'10 "than?“ none of the charges
. e east 0 v ' '
gpfietmzdrlhhhsI-‘ec y ’1 “3 Judge Juaeph R. Taylor and Judge
3 Although it was learned that Presl-vwmhm F' 'Tammany “'0 ”New“
'denD'Wiison that! been officially art-l
vised of the appointment when he sent. ‘
As has been freely stated. and as
was expected. the state through
Prosecuting Attorney Cranier C. liege
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
. s
0
animsa to, , .Foch yesterdai’
(Confined Qt magi!)
i
tut-ii
aw;—
_ Say .
., t . miirYsarWill port People, WorkedoBatll.
r J? _ iii-2M . .7 ! CheckSclieme- ‘ ‘
,r. YpltK “arch, tor-“Wit “Harold' Freiée A' hotorioud’ forget.
1' f 3.9-5
I. 5R“? «.2
.4 .
. ,- ,gzmxyp-smmi
. .wo-on'smespitals.
lieros‘
. v”
...‘m.
side.
» rmv!‘ m war orphan. ,
- Freise-ha's h wifean'd seven chi
". ,,‘:!l’he1' ‘merican’anen's . hospital:
. . .' are raising 3200.000 to begin firework
' ot’e'stip’b‘ii'shln'g a chain _of dispensarles
hud'iolief bta'tions throughout France.
.Sesli‘lfl fld‘iuly." said Mrs. Osborne
. nt.tbe_campaign'heudqunners, in the
" Elmer-ghoul, today. “These sta-
;t_i_i§n's‘."willl be under the direct charge
“oi American women physicians and
sow: They will help care for the;
Jrefug’ee‘ mothers antchildmh. as‘ well
. ,as the-,goldiers of our Allies. .“This
method! . of
;beulement
guilty. '
His usual method was to cash
attthe banks or with tradespeople.
,cmeervntion of child life in the war .the checks were protested he would
nt‘iinportancc. The ‘promisc to make good and' la a Week
but a drop in the or two would return with a certified
to start relief check for a‘ largeamonnt. the caslr
suffer- ing of which required the return to
But if him of the difference between the two
" area is'hl paramou
. nrs‘l'mhoo wiii be‘
pnehotfi’iu‘st enough
,. worm-amid the fearful‘human
: «ingjalcug the battle .fronts. .
story . mu “diva-em |n.;Aii_ierl'cs checks. These certined checks, ir a
who has no d
ill ‘be suited . ford bank that brought him to grief.
- addsrbfdittle children w
l The criminal record or hem},
' in wine inert, year."
#4
intimated-ll
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Scarcity of Labor and Loss;
of Profits Causes Dairy-i
then [to Sell Out Herds ‘
' O
.4 throuzh yorisisfacctordinflo rstate- Emu“: {’figvmmt
Muscat issued at _.. P,” , the
1/ dairy and i eommi
out on probation. - -
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defense or our nation. sus‘ 'wpi
«noun! In “I” smog nations that are taking iii-t
'fwhich sends‘ laws (in. grunt struggle. The result
.13:
, . othatrnnitniii‘atlnbsa‘flct .and
gthscsatrsryis “midnight“ we n21.
W, tinny sacriloss I'l
pir- dairy bust , ,
,gectionof the stat
~ gssntltiso of milk to New York,
p p is sad‘hiiat'tiie herds“
:3 l“, '
“Oll‘
g...—
Evidence to Convict and
. _ will
~ .llllligllt Sllllllllllllllli
menu 11in ~sir-criesnoroid Friese, Who Victinn
, M‘Tahcmfi Wfl'i ized a Numbered Bridge:
is the ,eiogan ndoptcdswho .mulcted anumber‘ of neoule out
.- _ ’ H filo‘gfioré‘c. “of“ uf-Jluail amolints byfiinoa‘ha'oi-forged
ding-MM oil ’workersjimraisingichecks, today bend to‘ serve a-sen-
for the‘AlecanTt‘encc in prisonfor storm of not less
Mrs. Osborne bgrfthan one year nor more than tvfo
't everyunma‘rrled man-and years. die wits "sentenced, by Judge
_ America who can do so John K. Kellogg in Superior court.
should me care or at ieast'one little at a special session of the criminal
dren living in Brooklyn. N. Y. He
came to this city some months' ago
and later went to Stamford where his
. manipulating .. checks
aroused‘the suspicious dud untimatciy
led to his arrest on {I charge of .em-
to. which he pleaded -.
number of small forged checks either
epende'n'ts will give $100 pears, were all forgeries and it was
to care or"a babylfor one year ,thous‘ one of thesctrarrsactlons wirh nStnm-
Iiong' one and he ’has already served
,several terms in prison: one ti term
-'oi three years in New Sort: and an-
other in New Jersey where he was let
.llllli lilnil iiiills
Dog Warden Thomas P. Walsh
lshes to thank many owners of dogs‘
their ,dogs at flierdias
dams the
MAL" past week. it being necessary for the
“Ml!” a" 0’3”" W Wlfiufl’ih": tbs meansioi saving manning stilts
ponds upon our future. happiness. and
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Many Preachers and Teach-
ers Are Urging the Doc-
trine That War Against
Germany Constitutes Mur-’
tier of Fellow Christians
Piiiiismi ,
illIN itiiii:
Bill PeMiJ—t; Make It a
Federal ilcncc toCommit‘
Sabota e '
WASHINGTON. NIH}. (it—Bis-
loyalty fostered by' com
' WI Hugged. I
pilgrims.
nuts-s minut- mtg- this .
sectsbasheesgrowlng thctinitad' arbooari. "mar“ '
States within recentjzthlnnccotdo gains amazfi dd his
r _
dist.
ing to Department of Justice oilciais ‘put it through m
who have charge of enforcing the D3
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Allied
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nuiiliiiii llill
WASHING’NN. March 30. — An
agreement governing the relations oi
capital and labor for the duration of
the war, which will be made the Mall
of a national labor policy. was reacts
ed here this week by the labor plan-
ning board after sessiona'laating more
than a month. .»
Terms of the agreement will not be
made public until approved by Boers~
tary of but Wilson. charged by
President. ilson with the romantics
of a labor emulate—mo. list it was
learnodhstaigbtthstthcmain pur-
mlmtww a...“ , r
mud-mulls!» .
pic-age Act.
religious resellers in pnbhc Gnocchi
and printed pamphlets. oihclals assert.
are urging the doctrine that war
againstflermany constitutes murder
of fellowrChristlans. and is the great
human folly described in the Book of
Revolutions. - g
The Department of Justice regards
the preaching of: opposition to the,
aims of this particular war asof sedi-
tccattaasd on harm.)
a ’4‘le
“ “lithium
allies of Chronicle Wreck-
edr-Exemvtioh
engine. “neon some militia
has bcn called out to quell a mob‘
tiou oi the city. Thet'oilles otsho
Chronicle. T bygr David Watson.
Gourmande'r "the: if, Division of
tbecsnsdia'n Expeditions some, ml
been wrecked and. the Auditorium
theatre hi reported to he on Ire, - .
The rioting was started by men on
“posed to the conscripttoooct. 'Aiter
wrecking the theatre. the mob went to.
the building occupied by the City. liegz
istrar. whose centers were demolish
ed. The purpose of the, crowd is sup-
(Continued on. listb rues).
WHAT-MAY HAPPEN T0
AMERICAN moors
-WA.SHTNGTON. March ail—As t9
what is to be done with the American
troops in the emergency war depart~ '
ment officials urogfrankly .ignorant,
They are. tobe employed as General
di‘och doem‘s'hest. andnregnrdless ofithe
sectors they now hold or the region
assigned for. complete Americanizationj
p- and purposes. the American forces
would become an integral part of the
French army with which t or share
supplies. There probably il be no
statement now or later as to the num-
ber of Americans sent to the Picardy
front. '
. The American divisions, it in bid
a .
those of any other srniy. They ll!
be
in
do
to
sassdtagto‘ths
(ML, '
i
shim“ ‘
r
. . l
more than "0.060.000 have utalan
”Two...
tinny mobs“ aad:—--—-~~; "-
which’is terrorlshgihe business sec- “'0'
doolwiéd ti!
(cesium orgasms.)
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under previous plans. To all intents when iheyV
l3" a reason the
”’4' H
Anna-cement was mass» that
the “some steel ‘
.hsdvnbesa purchased by stiller Ir
lac, owners "of the nest“
Norwalk Luna and that.
early next week. the Israel
inhjic service form, ' t
gill Mes-yen m
M"
{0"
it. he!
'*Nil_l_llll_liil’illll
The drive for the £50,000 for the No:-
walk General Hospitalis still on. An
nuanceiuent .will be made on Monday
of theresulia achieved theater in the
drive'and the figures will be given,
showing the amounts
far been subscribed.
that today and tomorrow will bring
forth generous subscrl
people of Neural! . a
- With the various war chariti de‘
mending their-share of the _
the people of Norwalk, the workers fdr
an hereulean task.
1th)
the hospital faced
cut out
a great amount of money.
it is most important that the money. manta. Man ,
2 - y had been take by ships
'be brought u to the mark required to- _
make the-urge . “cm. and ior that ioilicors. who were about to sail for
committee in charge docsi
'l
we ..
Torts until when time as thd‘h
not been depleted by casualties. The 9
will bring to tho‘iront all the dash of ngiubsgibednird the ”"59"“! 9‘“ on '
01'
All‘ To.
Meatles- “i;
do!
Nil airmail
Mic-i Clio
bargain; tor-pun bold tins
i’
. rt months 30?
ate as. mireight monotonic. L . As them
York sad Norwsik. in sedition; the «hills
steamer Ammo. li‘resrley will r63 tried
, seamjod.
ofithe lias intend
”two first class Wt theta
oil-z cervicalbetcen this city up
- rmgnhtbe,Ms’wm,rnn
Nami'ork t‘oilbe uptown
WIRING!“ bi
which nm‘ the.
ptions from 1th
for the {50,000. pm - -
.... m M... its... “new
in “"7 mule" “d 1"“ rolled up have'been stripped of their sextants
to ptop workingwith ills
ed. are physically in better shape than end of this week. but to continue
,iaur
tho/tool .
ym
intuit mitts
wiiiiiiis iiiiiiii
I
any.‘ for lilo. ‘
3?“; find hi cuci'nixl for the mur—
der stumps when. It. in an at:
saloon here severs‘l
of the-jury report-
more 'of the “twelve men,
tube". to‘Jndge Wafc Cash.
i :tssasd to
w- museums
EE
with.“
N.
”"W J "New
fro
.9
-- ....,,r.."- .|. A .t
' only _ thedebth malty,
' lhry‘wu 011,“! a fcwhours,aud
‘- . .W'witlf si'vérdict'oggbllty offline
- .' do“? in the ilrat dance; {at recommendg
" ed, myfbeeause of the youth of the
.prt’ “or. ‘
. , showed a remsrhfle in-
diii hence andrcaimaess during th a-
tlrc‘ period 'of his incarceration w is
awaiting termed .. . .
cording to,court anodes. his sister:
Miss dieseie Pendesfgast, who sat by his
.lide all thrush them. showed
more anxiety about fir, brother'
that did the prisoner. When the ver-
dict of guilty was brought in, she be
ed ”the court matron.
is' out
wsmmtorox. March 30.——Requisi-
and other valuable navigating instru-
home on liner Nieuw Amsterdam and
the delay of 48, hours in the vessel's de~
Tex
The all .
re. "4” . . .
do! of the Food administration befort!
the senate Agriculture Comidittee.
“Witness his. compel 1M
ivesi; But No Latins!" t gin-ed Mr.
‘La’satcr. Such a policy
would be as disastrous to the dairy in-
terests. as to the mean producing in-
aortic the tral. Ac- ‘te
of
‘came hysterical and bad to be atteud- ll
parlors was said today to have._been
due to the necessity for recovering
them. Some of the sextants were the
personal property. of the oillcers, who
were persuaded to sell them to the Ne!
new "0°” There is so great a need for the hos-
vy department. .
pital today that the executive commit-i ' .
scusroniAN TAKES 3e ggeggtgghggggdggg'gm ”graham: {£32 midi. 123:.
cc . ' .
BIG WOOLEN M11113. the money necesary to equip the new. gregagdb‘e‘iagmrspclm by naval rc.
WASHINGTON M h '0 ll institution. {here are. likely {3‘ lie :go' ‘ __ . ' __
,. . - arc .- imanycalls crasss acew n a
crest Gnrmsnownechw Jamey wont next year to permit or the failure of WATER FILTERS
en mills, with a total valuetiod of the drive. '
./. . ,,
y/ , The South orwallt water liters a
Monthlwmoa
day afternoon. .waste having been
manners will stop the
waste the atmos-
W Than was delivered
the macro yesterday
was
unset
is, .
l
mm “mm, )1 go,_gi¢m' . The water comissloncrs i
.w . “Mm mutation! m“ l!
”W: 1 ; 1
"Forces Getting Ready For
a Counter BlowAgainSt Ger
Another Battle on 25 Mile Fro
sriiisriire lloidlnp the the South oi]
bat Germans llave llrlvenliorwsrd lli .
Apex oi 'I'Ieir Wedge Towl'd Anions
Arc twelve Iiilesi‘roli'nai Place ‘
Long Range Shell Finds . l5
Rebel Troops in Finland [lave saw a
loss Sclbsck'irom the .Govcrnmtllfjf
. 10,090 Prisoners Bells Taller. ' ”
l
of
' ; Median .’
," w?“ mitten ‘somcwrf
' Administration
,"hasjsho'wujhimidf'ifporant of the
mammals ‘01
ch hmouncedtby the producing interests
51:3 of the country that normal supplies
' foods and
under his adminis
of ignorance, duplicity and mls-t
UrcnvssssianE' "”5" ~ __—' light-tote role norm, . ,
‘ TAKENOVER .(Cmm “P M M” first German rush toward
iiii iiitiiriills
[ll iiiiii itiiiiiz
~i=Iltliiii__ii_i_iiiiN
mfm‘Extra-Careful Sun- lismel, Marcelcave and
day Morning
Precautions to prevent'accldent not
possible loss of life thronghhcgifuion
over the time change w i t er
RESUME OPERATIONS elect st 13 a. in. Sunday. hive hoe
itahen by the New Haven road 122d tho
i Connecticut Company and~trol mm
were tartod up again Thurs Miss thmshout the stats. or...
‘ schedules will be somewhat upset at
its start. ‘ ‘
,Noticoa have been
sanctioned with- he!”
1'0 sal- N.
v
, is Wilt-rm Sm F009!
‘ Administrator is Ignorant
d. . ,
“This distrust of Ir. Hoover’s in-
tentions to be fair has now become so
decoration cannot lead to the pro,
du'ction of the Toad that will win the,
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Jr
l .
;:
ms Sawmill? People
r"
a 15‘s,,
#33 o i
The Gmimsifih .
”their 'irowcftnl freq-w.
Moritdidier rcglohii, ,
toward r, ' ‘
will“! .
Montdidier at - iii; . . ..
Frenchfbaeksdup'py
serves, arepflering a ._ _
sistanee to t e Gorilla: blow
Apparent y the French lino.
been forced backslightly on
' northerncdgeoffthisdl ‘
OMiMr-m_ , ,
mentions the toy? to .._ 3h
forming spent. o if? x- '7 K
This place is at. the Aug
fibont. 019V?“ miles m
Antenna-m. worm ,
Germans , nld .sdvsncci’. '
slightly, nearer that . Allied .
Outlie southerly side of-
lienttlic battle is raging to ,
beyond Many which has
14 miles eastof Motltdidicr.
is no indication of any ‘
slonsilfis part. 91th,: frost.
Fighting on . the battle. M
tween the Searpe out! that)“
ins diminished ere-fir. w
tween Albert and 310nm
lied forces are being node
for a'connter blow against a
Germans, whose, strength has 3 .t
en’nuemrous indications. of _
General Foch. who it!!!
a
l
Fundamentals of Food
mom
's'dosomic food Dro-
sj. g;m..xsnnntne::
7 June, r.head
““97"” gig. or the Amati:
,1-‘.|‘.,,,MI. II.‘
ass'ailsdthe entire working vol:
311 No
elective
deedsconnot be “PM
trstion. A combine.
i
and the Gimme? ports, has
‘.
I
0
given command of , p. _
French and American asides
the present operations.
l Repaired in attempts to g
. their salient pressing back,
northern and southern wins,
Germans-have drivenj'forwai'd
the apex of their wedge '7.
Amicns and are now astridc
Somme about 12 ,miles east of?
, u
Somme and the Am the. B.
have retired to a line ill .
Just south of Albert, however,
British hold to the line of the
ore, which makes ii salient into
German line that may provc'
gerons to a further enemy .
vsncc. . . ~ ‘
The French 'hsve ... .
til‘icchcd the aazmans ii: ‘ .
ontdidi'cran t ceasmy, ,,
tried to repeat his M m
tempts to force a our
0‘” c.“ 0! ‘ ,0 i ‘
lontdidler and
, «miter cloudy.
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