STATENNNENT AAANNAAADEEAAS
lANlA ATAANA} HTE WATER
HONT AT WAASNN’S P0|NT
Plans‘ to Provide an ImmmYard For the 'Storage of
.A Lumber Wbidl Will Later Be Used in the Ship Build.-
A if ing Operations of the United States
MEAN ENE ETTUTT’ATENT TIE SEANITAIATT
[All HANNANE EANEN [TEEN EEATPTANATNT‘A
' .nrpected That Work Will Start at Once on the Erection
of New Buildings Necessary For Ollice and’Other
Purposes '
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Mlle ferds that will be capable said instead that the docks and yards
9‘ holding 5.000.000 ieet of lumber for' would be used for the storage of the;
Inergceey Fleet Corporation are to‘ ,ings would be erected as soon as poo-3
be erected on the Standard Oil prop- ‘sible foé- the purpose oi storing this
erty at Wilson's Point. and work on lumber. which will be brought here.
do to start at ones. Istored at the various shipyards.
A ship with a cargo of 1 H500 000 test; More spiles (or docks aim be driveni
0" AWN? ‘3 expected in 9‘ "'9 dock and the docks erected as soon as v03 I
of the Standard Oil company today or sible .0 that the ships can dischsr e
tomorrow and this lumber will be dis- their “no“ “a '0 tar more lumber A
charged and placed in storage. E. B. Klger is the man in charge
The announcement that the yardl oi the local operations and Mr. Mahl
A'the fitaudard Oil com eds is his assistant
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mgm 2:3"? Hen . Ibsen advertised tor and
mom the his. A , ‘
ing A about twelve by twenty,
wb ch will be the headquarters of the
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arrow -A
-r d welhknown litreherrnea
. that city. who is now in the crop oy
Iolthe 11:8 Goysrnment. and it was
Williflilfil’imil
< llfiiiliili sills
iiiliilli WA";
The budget of the receipts and ex- A Game by “it Ponce
peeaes of Pairlleld County tor tho
, .MI year beginning on Octqbqr 1 "i will not make any investigation‘
next was populated by the 90“!"le whatsoever into the police situation
I commissioner! today and will he pre.here.' Mayor Jeremiah Donovan stat-A
30"“ to the adjourned county mee‘t- ed this afternoon. when asked if ho]
tint: to be half at the county court-. was to take any otllc.al notice of the
house Thursday next at 11 o'.clock action of the local police in the ar
pauses of the county are listed’ rest of Dr William J .Moors police
' 0300.380 and the estimated re-A commissioner and six of his Eriends.
at $111,140 leaving a balanr: T on a charge of gaming last Wednesday A
--.ot $183,540 to he raised by taxation. imorning.
The tax rate is fixed by the state tax pauions were discharged on account
commissioner pro rats on the tenor, of "lack of evidence" In ‘the city court
according to. their grand list and ex before Judge George H. Vosburgh last,
.penses. ASaturday morning. two of the mom-A
- in the estimate of receipts from the; hers oi the raiding party having in ;
labor of Jail prisoners. the sum 03: former ProsecutorCramerC. Hegeman
$10,000 is set down. the indication be ;who investigated the arrest that they
1m: that the amount can be raised by had not sufilc ent evidence to convict
Mayor Donovan went ‘on to say thnt.
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six (fiends by the arrest beyond the
unpleasant notoriety and that the fact
'.' Gustave Bot-he. or 3 West 74m
street. New York. who claims ac-
that they gave false names when ur-
rested made it far more unpleasanll
for them than if they had given that.
real names. .
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«flatulence of adorge number at prnmr-
neat permit! in the United States and
Englfld. was arrested by Charles
Lane and other. government oflicials
at summed last evening when he ar-
AAIETEIEE AHATNSE
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' Apostles; or sent mg,”-
COLUMBUS 0. April 2,—Grovvlna
[Tactivlty against prooetrmanisrn was
"'"" ‘ .marked in Ohio hv work of volunteers
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ATAEllN TlllNllAAAN
ANETNEETAESEETT
ill Make No investigationi
Into Raid of Alleged Car-dc
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M‘KINLEY CAMP , Avigzlance committees in half a dozen.
cities last night.
a MASKED BALL At Fremont. Fred. Kolbr. tailor. was
rescued from a mob by the police.
The ”NEW ”annual masked h" 9" Lynching was threatened when he re-
Morris Bothenburg, a Bar
to obtain further details at the raini—
ficatioas at an alleged gamblers" lead
in New York. olclals from the dim.
“30 ships tut an being built by the lumber and that sheds and other bulld- "M "MO!" 5 0500 10d" questioned‘
tender. who was
knight chargbd with killing Harry Co
.saeecectioa of an once building there because of the fact that It cannot be Alen- knovn “"11ch the Y0 " a nu-
torious gambler and burglar.
was shot in the hallway of his apart-
yesterday morning. an hour and a hall
lanolin, saris
,tncts. so far as known. hovever. d9
-.Dr Moore- and his com r
[To the, Editor of the South Norwalk
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, homely classic
'the new magazine “Real Americans."
' Mly fair Might and WM.
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tender. Identified by Ele-
vator Boy as Man Who
Did the Shooting .
on thrill
lilillAllA MNNTTETA
TIE NNNENTNAE PNESNTM ATEHEETA
For This Crime a Police‘jGem NEE-brill Diderent
Lieutenant and Four Gun- N0! Frill! M of a Few
amen Were Electrocuted ’ ”Al.
new vdax. April l.-ln an oflort notes- zoo seats? at. the no
workmanluued
Loan Me
the rows Assembly
and wedofiredtthaMliestfl cbol
enthuslisul by a thrilli.,x lecture de
"voted by Colonel William aresnough.
connected with the Speakers‘ Bureau
of the Liberty can
Lennon, chat oi the publicity and
subscription committee. which has the
particular plan in charge. explained
the workings ot the system which is
to be used on this occeslon. and org-
ed the workers totheir best eiforts
in the coming drive. '
f s
mitten atl
lorrls Rotbenherg. .Walter and ban
arrested late last
Cohen
ment house on the upper West Side
after he had. telephonul to James P1
t district attorney. and
promised to. give testimony against a
umber of en. 'hlgher up" In a
i'gembllngéfl he a Al“
on t are u
WEI alderman bsars a closer '
1011 'lor which, -
Chariot Becker. lieutenant. and,
four ume'n were electrocuted. The
PARENTS NATE
NANNTTNEAEAPE
Tonrtng'Car'l Becks Down
Norotolt iHiil—Jolm Me-
Cora'rack’s Man Made a
Mistake
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criminal). apron—nu and rm,
Herbert W. Flake. or New “In“. the
parents of Fish O'Hara. the actor. and
their granddaughter. Patricia.- bed a
remarkable escape from injury. Sun-
dax atternooo. in an automobile acci-
dent on the west slope oi Noroton
Hill. An enclosed automobile
which they were riding got out of the
control of iir. Flake. and backed over
a 10 foot embankment on the south
side of the street it dropped so that
the rear sprluga.rested upon the
ground and the front wheeh were on
the embankment lwaii h‘he pecu-
pants gravitated to the back of the
rand Hrs. I'lske's head broke the
Tgiess window in the real- It was nec-
essary to break the glass in the en-
mm.“ on PIS. Mt)
ATANESTSI Hill ENEETS
ENNAT NAIETATTATT
Federal and State Oliicers
Busy Yesterday ill Eflort
to Break Up an Alleged
Gang on the Road -
not implicate the pdlice. ofilcials say.
and the murder has more of the ap
pearance of a private quarrel among
gamblers
Rotheuberg denie- knowledge oi The
hoontlg g. He was identified as the
man who shot Cohen by Joseph Dd-
nay, negro elevator htenlant at the
lalllrtnlent house, according to the pa.
Alice.
:ETTAEIN NANNNATT
NNIEES Ell SENEINEE
Expresses the Hope That the
Yankee Doodle House Will
Be Preserved
The following letter has been re-
ceiv d from Edwin Markham author
of e famous poem 'The Man With
|the Hoe.” and "The Shoes of Happi-
ness and Other Poems." which has;
Just been issued {tom the press. hlr.
AMarkham took deep interest in the
‘Yankeo Doodle House in East Norwalk'
and will give the matter the utmost
publicity. His letter follos: -—
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Evening Sentinel: ,
i am glad to how that your cliv
is awakenmg to the poetic and ps-
triotlc duty of preserving the OElEl
house whose master gave us that.
“Yankee Doodle." .
am planning to call attention Ito the
matter in my monthly department in
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ANITNENIEEEITTN
PANTS NE Tilli HUN
Bombardment Resumed Yeo-
terday—TWo American
Women Victims Friday
tat.e Commerce law.
oi the United States Distilct Attor
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ithinley can-p, 310.9,”!th win rams. April e—rhe bombardment ONT BLANC LIABLEA h o, a m, (be “m bond
Veterans. was held at the Armory lu’ Acimtlnaed on sub Pane.) of Paris by long range German guns U. S. HAS PLAN OF GUN A ToiETElll; 1:33; uneE'ty Ema belongs :o bcrt. the fighting has been
IW: Ind "I ecompietemslumsl- ' , - was resumed yesterday Iafternooa. m 105 MILE RANGER“ fix N 9 Avril 2—11»; mm William 1. You“ a, the manual other line between the ..
E“ “m "' "n w“ ' "1;? NAVAL MELITIAMEN 7“" m‘ "“ “W“ ”M “'9 action and counter-claim in the rlreartuober company. And the hon and Montdidicr. The ,
makeinendmany "Edam“..- t G "‘5'”! h the bombardment accord- 'i' Admiralty Court between the owners or of purchasing the first bond may troops have reclaimed sou
:allged Areal grave tothesayest 'Alifne GET 000 DONATION ms to the omcial announcement this ““3““ ON- ‘9'" 2’9”" rer- Ior the steamers Mont Blanc and the well he claimed by George w. Ray between the 3mm“, and l
5‘” W'm’m the minibn of a” ' "mm“ cl '0“ ran ' ”m" owners of the into. each claiming a round of 131 Washington street. down» . l d and
“E," ':."?m “0 DP! :PCPAPEI from the benefit! "Among the Victim! kill“ EII‘ church “NEW ED the m '“h 'b Eh. a". ”nu.“ doflmt am. .mt m”: 10'“ Mr. Young BDDTOICEIOCE ”r “3,. While bet“ een } Ing‘r
mm “A .3. dance ‘mefl “"3" [he IUIPEC” oi H‘OAOII 000d ”‘3’ 'm I". “0’, “I! m” ”'0 m uh, “fl“ om” w" comp! yenurda’ wnh. Tmryid "mom“, and l‘mcoedod in ‘0" on“ 110‘” Gama“ ‘tmh
, 9""“WM ““5“” “humor": Mu. Second Norws‘lkidm N "I‘- "we Orland "hm h‘" m "bum" ‘0 out leaving the bench Justice om ting his subscription. The drive ill on. beater oil with loss ‘
.3» ”If. Wasitrhéagtured e like fl...“ is W 'c n 0., "your monthumidsoce as No. s Rue. liaison. Berni”! l” “w W "W“ m" dale gave his decision that the float; A meeting at the “Liberty noes com- Gem" attempt. against
' 'A Alto st dressed man. lied agoati armory for the for-serotonin" Ml All NOV 7°“- ."C- 01" Am “- “primal. It is “"1"" e was to blame {cruise explosion mlttee was held yesterday afternoon "3” northwest" of I . .
6” '°° ‘a'fi‘; wtlggl‘w a?“ minim“ Wm“- “glut? mm? Mlgiunmfll m ‘ a: last winter, and he said he would at the allies in 45 Wall street, at which wcrcu’repulsed .
serv , Hm O t ’s - dfl' ' ,
"fiz‘ ”f. M“ a” m'umw , I,“ madamr‘wummmm e "overland", I.
deanSE' Harte Be‘en Checked
jl'he Busty-sixth Division will be a
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mm“ L . The matter of the division being a
'Ilb
HARTFORD. April 2.—~-i-‘ederal and
Astute ofilcers were yesterday making
arrests of New Haven road employer
charged with violation of the inter-
Two arrests
were made at 2 o'clock yesterday at-
ternoon and it was admitted by John-
F. Crosby. an assistant in the once
.
By Franco-British Troops in
All Attempts to Reach Amie
SPEETTTAENTN ATVETA
TEEN AE NEVENS
Will Be Replacement Divi-
sion is Unomcial Report—-
Trained Unit May Not
Move For Year—151st
Brigade May Be Recruit-
ingDepot
Enemy’ 5 Artillery Fire Has Been We I.
and tile Massed infantry Attacks liaE
A . Been Willroul Great Success and MI .
Coaily; But Another Blow is Expect
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CAMP DIVINE, lees. April 2.-—-
ropineemt ("Vision and the depot
brigadehere. molar-twinks»
Waiting depot. according to well»
founded upsets current at camp to
day. a report says that the
division will- -not more for one year.
Less credence is placed in the last I
report than in the firm two.
Heavy fighting Has Broken 0rd, in
. E 0
key by Russra.
replacement division is tahen by most '
of the menus afactes inelsothe
matter or the depot brigade beings
recruiting depot. 'l‘lre depot brigade
has been in a way i recruiting depot.
But under the new order it is believed
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rltry operations on I
|Tactilncfa on the Pieardy be“!
{have died down “while both:
A?“ hem $‘mw 'mu grep?” for the v1)“ ‘ .
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tin-”Tait m
NTTTITEEIETTANATY
llNE NAEEAAATSANIN
Went'l‘rouchhingonSun-
day,nndPaidIaFineot$5
and!) | , _
bar‘sdbeen
Bee”to v .A .
Received localpeale'rs1the Fran Li!
and OrdegAh‘e Not Be'nlg '0th mi?! slim betiveen
Taken I‘Somme and Demuin.
No definite information is yet 0b!
in the days of desperate
sanguinary fighting since A
txfilw EHTE‘I‘EEAIEE’ All: ”it“ a; launched their attack on their I
e w re a s c y en (high
er the new coal regulat one or as when iifogrEERZEEgefim '
it will be possible for householdersA
to begin to put in their supplies for1| “Wily T155 1
ed infantry ottackll
neat winter.
err: is not an enormous amount artillery preparation! mm
and most costly. The t
of coal in this city. by some atated .
to be E688 “I‘ll fifty tons. Ind although tiller, "flre ls repbi'ted t6 bQ
indicating that the enemy h“,
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Local trout fishermen will be inter.
sated to learn that at least one “early
trout w was caught this year.
The sauce tor trout letting opened
myyhpril 1st, and each year it
leirned that some upprlncipalrd‘
Ones fish ahead of that date trying
to get the cream oi the dab.
‘Werden Wilbur- Smlth sent Deputy
Worden Wilkins. of Danbury. to in-
vestigate a complaint with the result
the Harold Veil. of North Salem. N.
it. was caught trout fishing on Sun-
day. in Ridgeileld. Viril's father ap
poured in court and said he had told
his son to go to church. instead of go-
ing fishing. YOung Vail pleaded .sull
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April lot was the date set by the fed-T
Ifor the placing of orders t coal, local Ayet been able to move his big ‘
hand at the present time to enable St Quentin 3nd Albert
the to do more than meet immediate "
"Arguments and there is no present.i Seventy-seven German divw
are on the battle line waitingt‘
(cf-"u“ on. Ileventh “I” Author gigantic eflort to A
’ IAmiells. North of the SOA-
WARTRUEKS PASS .therc the forty divisions, and
/ ., ’
.the Somme and Chauny. And {53¢
THRfllfli“ MWALK .known that the German WA A
I not all been moved forward
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oral and state coal administrations,
dealers have not sulllcie t coal on 1mgr-(mg the barren region be-
certainty as to when more will be
Athe guns before lattempting ,
Aty-scven are on tile line he
Meanwhile the Allied
"WHEN "ANKARA “uncanny... ..
there and Motor-Cycles 'ruust make or concede defeat,
Aprobably also for a counter .
Not since the last circus came to' sive. American troops not A.“
town have as many persons lined the D will participate in the up. . ,
Wall street sidewalks. in the morning. in renewal of heavy fish ‘
than turned out today to witness the g f T'
big cavslcade of Uncle Sam's war along mosto the measm’"
trucks pass by. ' 1,00000 re moving toward
it was exactly 10: 30 a. m.. who the battle ine. Some unse.
head of the column reached tlr Maln' American units will be puma
treet comer. and just half an hour by side with hardened British
ater when the last one disappeared
down West avenue it was a silent French veterans, accordingtn
expects to see the sec, 000 mark reach- Aatld grim looking spectacle that look cision announced in London.
ed lllu bettered Pd more like the real thing in Witt: The Germans are reported
A “:dexecmfivl; willing“ in Cigrlio. that! that has yet been seen in this massing troops before A]
3 m e U 0 r V nee. ['6‘ ‘ A ' n r m] t It
E DE cm E" ”',_ A" W E W“ E ' where their attacks were
erick L. Lamson and Edgar G. Mur-
tCoutinned qr "W at...) back ll3 the British Monday
play. The committee and the workersr
who have ben doing the reticulum. - ABritish command looks for h
SELLS FIRST “0”“ itivrman efl'orts north of
NINE NATE $30,000“
orwaik General Hospital workers
have gone over the top for a total sub
scription to date oi over 880. 000, and
there is no doubt but that the 850 000
mark desired by the committee will be
reached before the drive is completed.
The wtg‘ters are showing plenty of
spirit, the drive is just attaining mo,I
mentum apd the committee in charge
A
UN. or rather they were encountered
during the first few days of the‘drivo
A «W has most of his
force, hilt where there has .
marked activity since the
at Arms Thursday.
Except for the activity
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ERS OF THE
have encountered all sorts of dlillcul
Somme where it is believed
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