I" ' I
r ‘ .
b
..u
_ emu “The Finished
‘ . llystery’.’ Liable to ArJ,’
~ oral—South Norwshr andi
s
' the of Both Sides of the Question
. . '3 For From Committeemen and
w” From Residence Will MeetMayor and Cor-
ffig ,
t
'
l bliss Sarah L Davenport, of Wilton.
is at present under arrest at police
charged with assault
and carrying concealed weapons as.
headquarters.
the result Of her having attempted
draw a fullyhaded renuver from
[hummus
JWnan Claims She Carried
Gun .Because She' Had
} "Found a Man in the House
lililliilm
Board of - Education Hears
poration Counsel
Milli Pillliliilli ,
iii lilili’llliil
a Formal, Request For
More Pay and Signing of
Contracts
.crable numbers missed the movies
to
'lsst night to attend the regular month-
has ”a“ a“. looming at about 10 iy meeting of the school board at the
o'clock.“ when 8
acid; sumo parity, of Westport. and ,cents. but did not get the thrills an
m Bates. of ma”. dilgh school may have saved seventc
d
3 four othfl men, as wall "as Attorney evocai fireworks Which wore evidently
“Imo’navis‘ went to Millions in With expected.
tru- an; m to m m from a . The members of the board present
.56qu that had‘be’cn foreclosed upon "1’01 Harry E Sconeid, Dr. H. C.
thy the Citizens
Quench. N. Y,
cilpltltl for fully, ,
Enclosure. ‘ jot:
‘ 460mm; to the
Davies went
~ Perry and
" ’sv .
doll" “film... ’
W,.
ussmiiii
- o. 5:4.
- Stanford fl-‘oiiowers' org Over. Position of Town
Pastor Russell in_Danger-| Clerk/ ______
" " Ten copies. of a. volume entitledf.
E‘The Finished Mystery—a Helping
Head for Bible Students" have been:
. turned in to the Federal authorities
.in Hartford by persons who hhd'pur-g
chased the work claimed to be
last of_ the writings'of the late Charles
'l'aze Russell. known as “Pastor Rim-l
it is claimed by the‘ govern-
ment to be seditious and pro-Gemlan
Thong having the book in their posses-
sion are liable to arrest as much as
. soil."
those selling it or distributing it.
is claimed by the Government ofliclals
.to . he evidently -a piece of German
(Wenhge'l‘wol‘
‘ litmmlhlmi ;
6: "“illllllll-IiliN-Illiiill
Lane Says Affec-
Under-
standing and Education
”-"~‘{Areilelpful Factors ‘
.my‘
- -. hos. Sympathy.
“...-L.
ed nation,"
to plan for- the "Americanltatlon of. W. 0. Keirstead..agent oi the Con- ' ' seven men \vho were in ured last two . .,
many millions of. foreign-born. . .nectlcut Prison Association, has ask 3:13,? gutwgf'nég’ Siafifirgzgflwfi ARE NOW REQUIRE {alight when an explosion ingne of the eola..also in Montgomery County. one ed lly'lhe. French ville
The Wank. to an nesem- ed for an opinion from Attorney Gen 9““, of Connecticut. who 1.". m. . -‘----~- . tents of Company 1", Win! Engineers. person met death. and in Upper . . I."
hinge of s governors, chairmen oi erai George E. Hinnlau. on the tour 5“,,“ invitations from the wuhmfi. l Tho‘iocal fuel cmhmlttmrudmd Camp Hancock, are dead. and one oth-i, -———-'—‘—"‘" dersllierehas l, {b
sate detsnss councils. heads of chic. lollowlns cumin-I: Are the 0m ton headquarters of this league to notice this morning at an important or is seriously injured. The dead are: ELEVEN MEXICAN - artillery activity. Germdi’
manslsstlops. industrial loaders and in charge prohibited tram allowing '
prisoners to go more than two miles
"tlon of the Departmentof the interior“ from the state prison excepting when haired from the National C
... or mm“ 331‘ “i ’d’”‘°’ti.'.“‘°"la“’ Willi." "mm mm ”...,”
‘i as l ,0 ‘1 . '3‘ i? " ‘V “"0“ 77° ‘ ' the the Woman' N tiooa is
muMuuMMymwddeInrmenmm ‘ ' ' ' I l
dealt dergusrdioworkontarms’orslss-
A tsdersi legislative
‘ cleared and mastication
.s
Vault-Meanings”;
story» Attorney.
rm and the other men Bl!
Nl'iiliiiliiillllr ~
iMayo’r Hogartypefeated by‘
a
. WASHINGTON. ‘April 3.-—Amerlca
can become a “composite and purpose-i
fut-..nation and imposes no authority
other than the compelling influence of
attraction. sympathy, understanding and
Serstary Lane declared:
today in an address which soundedi
the keynote of a conference culled f
business men gathered at the invita-
with as :1 war meal-are to counteract
the anti-Ainslie“ propaganda along
and Dr. W. J. Tracey.
presiding.
. (Continued On Page Six)
l
l
1 Richard J. Kutsella by
h
l e ‘for Hagany.
it can opponent. who has held
lice for about twenty years:
parties.
will stand ten to ten,
i . Continued on ilffll pa...
ISTATUTES Plilllllli
\
i
W. O. Kierstead
when? Are the ouciais allowad
(council-am Pass “in,
r
a
.
l .
. 7M
Teachers’ Association Makes!
Iseventy-Inc counties in Wisconsin ill
i‘cluding 11 counties with complete is
Those good citizens who in consld- wru- md III of Milwaukee county ssd'. .
cnl
mogul mug, of Sherer, Charles B. Miller. A. .l. Rumor;
' I eh she had oc- .ler, William Ahreus. William P. Ward. ’
art since the Mr. Scotleid
.. After; the reading of the minutes and
"“1315.“ with Sheriffs other routine business, George v.
, nan, superintendent of schools.
toshow the ulcers where the house mi ted his reportsnd recommend
"" ‘ tum “J!” N the, lntrodu
answer, sugfn'figebra‘
.of [complete alv
1M lime books
"intuitililstttutn.
IN Hillllllllll‘ W
Plurality of .452—Gleason,
”‘ Democrat, Wins Hot Fight
HARTFORD, Conn. April 'é.-‘Ricll-
ard J. Kinsella, Democrat was chosen
mayor in the city. election here yester
ay, defeating Mayor Frank Aylrlagar-
5', Republican; by a plurality oi 452.
Kinsella polled 6515 votes to 6.063
lute-nest centered largely in the com:
'test for town clerk, John A. Gleason.
a Hartford newspaper man winning
,out with a total vote of 7.329 against
4,600 for Henry F. Smith. his Republi-
t e of-
! There was no contest over the col-_
i lector. controller and treasurer as the
{same men had been endorsed by both
. .The Democrata gained four mem-
nbers oi the common“ council which
. illil PRISflNEIl Willlliz
flUiSlflE'flF.WAllS.
Attorney General Hinnlan"
Replies to Questions of}
initial: prisoners to work on the Mei
v ill truism
Has a y Over 10, :
Although .a’. Number .‘
, Counties Are: Missing in
- the Returns '
um um
humanist
assachusetts Favors Going ttorn .. . , tsm- ,
Into the “Dry” Column A ford?! " gesw” Trouble y’de‘lk Caused 4’"
i , Trsv v45’Mlles an Yesterda s a 0a All my '
ofliihfltyurnsxaminmsgixt:gllx lid—{t}: . HM’ .. I ‘ . A" “a “m n m R ‘ w. “at “her Slrnke by m
'c.tfl.:§§3‘ 32.32%; ‘01:”:"3’0' m'Lilefiz‘ a. . g ”I lbw also-union ltoclti‘ all remaining away
Berger. 37.0“. _ Th0 lull“ ‘ ' 4““ tam “ rum tber bsnc es. ~ . , (
The lllwaukes cityJud count! Ig- 4 .. M m “" 'Thc employer‘s end of- the story , _ .
""8 ...... --i.‘?oi;‘%a .33... ‘3..‘::’°.'.;.: m saggy“ we... argue 5;; Allied Reserve Anny intact and 100,000. .. . . ..
agrarian“: Davies. ”MT; Ber- who “milk: glue: “N335: shop.p statcd’io the aeolian-man: lflfls Al'c WI. I0 I: I “Sh we;
' i ‘ ‘ ' ' i ll t d er men -
W" ...... "7'" ...... .... ........ ...... .. .. .. .... .13; "our. 3:53:22... .. , - ll" ’31"
turns at 1 o'clock on yesterday's aena-'
iorial election show lrvine L. intact.
.iEiflITIVES Slim
“a“
Mtn Arrested ill Connection
With Robberies Makes
Daring 'Attcmpt to 138-.
cape Through Noon-time
Crowds
gers onyehlcles and wlestriiuu were
thrown int. wild male to. Ftdrileltl eve-
ntle and Broad lltr‘eet, when Fred
Grill. 23. an ltaliln. who claims New
Haven as his home, broke away from
Detective Sergeant Bray. and Dated.
live ’l'liomas laione. who had arrested
him oususpicion offi'eing a burflar.- ~
The fugitive ran down Broad street
toward Elm street, follolved by shots
from Detective Malone's revolver. the
second shot. tore through the lower left
Iarm of the suspected thief. who con.
tinued to run. finally seeking refuge
in the Rec Garage on Elm street where
he was recaptured.
'. (Continued On Page Eight)
dgy night when giversshed into a ma-
: inc driven by imam J. Oddy. sup- or his t red
'srintendcnt for Ziegler',jr..1l(“"m which "a u m c u
(Continued on Pugs Ml) gr.“ . e'y Gordon. of unbusiueullke procedure for, unfir , , ' . . ' “
tamiord. m “d 0W Juror W3? time conditions. no man can run »»—-—~—~ w ---_-_..._,-.- » “ffiflflitflfl' operations are , v
steak. '
William H. thmott. reminded Justice ”1. factory successfully unless he '
...-“
Molly fair W and M,
inous Calm Along ,
The Sixty _ Mile Front : I
“ Recently Attack
viii tannin
: iN lll’lZN sun?
RoW Bat Company Head
Gives His Version of
Gresieslliliort oi the men sunset .
. Commanders Appear to Find it " ‘ "
to select Any Weak Spots in the W
oi llcicnsc.
.I'l . .. . shop this morning. the bands who were
M "Ms M em out by the union . ls yes-
"MI“ DI"terdaybecausotheywere touse
W to llc‘lleliiicreil Us
reigned out to them some raw ma.
v .
Capture South oi debaters
a
pnion shops. This we consider a very
dstili on the,” .
4k.
Sallsck that the minimum penalty pm i r. , -.
mm M the 9mm ... mm and”; $3331..” ”133‘.“ ."“' .... ° . IIIAN WilliliERS . » ”“9”"! I
monumergastssmuoomeflw" “.35" yes-m Vfll:,.= . . W but it u.” _ - ‘
a". . , O ., A7 flyww. _ d... ’ yd, " ~¥ mm of‘. “ma ”1%: mtwwm a, p
> ‘ “W, it W" “ ‘ e“ ‘ ‘rvw me“ KIM“ ‘ 7 ‘ beat .. . , "fit"...
"I“ I‘m.- my roublo Width mm m ml“ ... ~.» . \v . of Hard" . a"... a , .
‘ (Continued;th , cause to complain. but inasmuch as y _ . . ' ’ '
u“ the slicers have tskm a step so rsdl- Are Very. Attmchve and Their greatattack mud
their countless 'eflorts to
Weak point in Allied line"
ed with heavy losses, the l
leaders probbly are preparing
another plunge toward .-
Where the next stroke will ,
ls '. but the Albert:
didler section: of the battle
may be sclected,~,unieas the
mans, convinced that his"
sible to look for victoryco ' ‘
side of 'the Somme, attempt
break though at some «he? .
on the line where untilnow ’ .
been comparatively quiet. ’
cal and so much.agalnst.the weltare
, ,ipf their own members of the union.
Were Made by J. angles,
we simply will declare this an open ,
shepfronsuow on. ‘ " .,~
“There will be absblufily uolc‘hA-gr
in the prices we have paid an an .
of our employees who. are ready u
come to work are welcome.
union
“Willi-mills
,‘ fliliilil
Prizes Awirded to Success}.
‘fuL- Conlm -- . .'
Novel Featurw-Unusual
Liberty Loon team captains and
workers who are toatart the big drive
on Saturday today received their at
rildalbadgufromthoollceoflie
*‘ publicity and subscription and are now
fully armed and ready for the work.
According to the announcement made
W W s . IKE morning.the drive
was
i
w.»
a
in Washington this
is to begin April 6 and end on May
4 and payments of' live percent. are
to be made npoujubscriptlon.
The local committee cannot too
strongly emphasise the fact'that sub
lellt Shown by Sentinel 1,2” MenQuitWorkin New acribers must not make tum" t: The cessation of warm .
‘ ' - 0 rsous IN. V Ill . .
Readers ‘ ~ Ipndonoll AW ofDls- mun; an" ma! “in“! Lib- 2:11:11)? Fl; gflczlnhzsg the Eli»
The Evening Sentinel's "Who's Ditto. With Three Special granar- warren-mm hm? c3: wing for the, W! ,-;
after . their victoriousr 1ch
Who and Why?" contest is brought to
a.successful close with the menace
ment of the winners in today's issue.
it will be remembered that $26 in
Railroad Agents
NEW LONDON. April 3.—As the 're-
Inuit of a controversy. with three ope
(Conthnad on Pans Twelve) ’ against the. stupendous: ..
drive. Both-mare ..
n.—
o
CONDITIONS BE'l'l‘ER
lN KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. April 1i.-—~Lab0l'
conditions in Kansas City today" slow-
lv were returning to normal following
the ending late last night at the gen-
eral strike of all union workmen. cali-
'ed one week ago today in sympathy
,with striking laundry employee.
‘ No point was carried by' the unions
in sign or the agreement ending the
strike, according to the. document. A
proposal by the Kansas City Employ-
iers' Association. that all workers who
walked out in sympathy with the lens.
drv emnlnvns return to‘wor't in order,
“confidence in labor conirnctsf
may be reestablished" and under cell.
that
d tinns that .exlzted before the gener-
al walkout. was accepted by the strik-
ele upon promiso of Mayor George it.
Edwards that the employers would
ratify it if the strikers accepted it.
.-.—— -
eDEFENSE COUNCIL
WARNS AGAINST _.
:the Woman‘s National League is be
and if so, under what restrictions? my canon of images. and m
.— to tile dc name of .. ,‘dsiivsriss of anthracltsrm. ed: ‘Prlvates Patrick‘s. Nealol. Bel-awnings!“ rebels losday. at has Va , , . l . . ,
‘0 sad is noiundsrwluv'qatigatlon’F‘T'eh'e use, etc, is hereby amend-ti so that too. 1a.; Robert Ci Kramerplchuyl-‘m miles east of Gallegos Sta Illfihl- .; 1 _
has been dame-ti willows .wrlttsa‘stgtsmsstsars roamed shalt lull. llsvsa..Pa...sad Tenor ‘Rasllsbak. tioa,'oa the Mexican Central Railroad» Local attacks on ma ‘
WM...” r» Mir". ...wmrnwos .——’ - «
forecoaaaotlcutwo-snsm'urgsdto 4‘) . Ifl‘ «' cams sssssos .1, [so , ,- , . . ,
have sotblagtodogfbitm - Lil J . flours p “,1 ,, .... ”www.meivdbm. . I. W0!" ~.
, , ‘ . . my ... . v r ' ‘ /, ‘ “w‘ ‘ V" H
woman's LEAGUE |
I .
l *Warnlng to have nothing to do with
arm branches ln'thc‘fltate. 'i'lle waln- lchange in tile regulations lor.dlstriho- Corporal Floyd El Smith. lionesdale.
is issued {allowing information te- lion ct coal. The new rule includes
ittoo written application tor one tow lots.
lugton. pill
worthyofsuppdriandhashccsre'.
the German eforts tW "_
British and French will . .-
to prove fruitlefa. “if 2 '
There is much sifiifieance 'm}
announcement that'tlle Allied"
million Milli
;\_- ,wlltllilssnunlm . .. _
Ithe army of to
cash was .to be awarded to the reader
lsubmitting the best written and de-
cial railroadagents at the_Union Sta-
[lion here this morning. 1,200 men em-
mneglozgegissgle‘fi. thie5-glleag9imm-z mined at the’bnbmarlne base reigned
or rhyme, $5.00 for the best letter‘oil'”. u.“ “9134: “if” “firfléaz‘;
appreciation and 85.00 for the best to “3’".er ‘3 l“ “v V c-
letter oi 'suggestion.‘. here at 0:45. makes up west of the sta-
There were no letters of sugges- “M “d t" “‘1” 0‘ men 8‘”
aboard before it pulled up to the start-
of
tion submitted. ELWWC evidently tug. ploint. m’l‘hre: 53901:“ 0:851)“: 133‘ Six Persons Killed, Many In- General Foch had immediate
" 9". tent all our a lay a . .1... t
I (Continued m h” , are under arrest for trespassing on lured 3“! 6mg Properly amflkghli? 2 I! “M.
. l' railroad property. The conductor let ngage In Various Parts , .1 ,1, .2 m 1
‘ ithem out and the whole force refusal of the State .Meanwlll e in ~
4 ‘ ' ‘ ito‘ make the trip. Md“ till! traiuul‘ls ‘ !f m f ”a w
, - 1it pulled out. Two 0 cers rum e : ra ’ are marc .. _ o" | ,
lsubmaillo base came down and ad- or. LOUlS.Mo., April 3.—-—Slx rel-4min It is ”Enhanced .
dressed the then, appealing to their Moons are own to be dead. scares; . , . . ‘ &
‘triotism to continue their work and ar» Were inlets. and property damage to. American avtatlon ill ~~
(ranged to have them cross the rIVer tolling many thousands of dollars WR‘l have been assisting the B . ‘
lastni lit in Mien- ’ h b a] front .
on the ferry and be transported to the done by tornadoes t3 . alrmen on t e a e .
, base by 'automobiies._ The men went ouri.. according to reports receive-1‘ Tuesday the Germans made
suit ot a mid in East Hartford, Mon- (and. business is going on as usual at‘here early today. .v attacks either north W
day, brfederal oilicers, railroadvde the gage, Two men who tried to stir A tornado struck Hunterville and Sew '
tcctives, the state police and the _Ea‘st {pp trouble were arrested. The menicrayfldse. a m“ town in Slnlldfli'd ./the Somme. N??? no," ‘
Harttord police. seven men *havc 13,9 employ“ bythe Kelly Construc-‘CountY. in the southeastern part oi'_Alhert, the British carried A .,
been arrested under federal warrantrrtm Company inerecting buildings.the state. kllllnx three persons, “‘9 smoll' operation and on
for breaking into and robbing trelghi'pnd doing other work at the base. of them “i Huntervllle and o e at enemy « st. In the m‘_
.cgmiu the East Hartford yard! ml _ Grayridge. :1 both places man per— tillery bombardment pr
00d! ill intents e shipment. TWO or: ' ' sons were injured, some severely. and , ,
1three other men‘ have ,Men"held‘by}E,XPIDS10N KILLS . between Montdldler
lfllli Rifillliilllill
Hsn'rronv, April hm“ the ref
l
' property damage was extensive. Form- .
THREE SOLDIERS on living nearby reported barns and While further cameraman . .
’ " lother outbuildings swept away. ments were driven back I“,
' At New Florence. in Montgomery ise
' a.. A ll 3.-—Three of' Count , eighty-five miles west of here. '
AUGUSTA. G . pr piraons "refined. and a. mm! Small attacks have been
(Continued as Psa- saves.)
Wm'rrEN STATEMENTS
KILLED hm been bombarding the ,_
connector northw of Tool
. ily.’ Inclement.- . , is ‘
°’ ing operations . thy ';
front, and the artillery
REBELS
.'l P... and Privates Jon. Zarono. Old
Forge. Pa...and Stanley G. Jocus. New
mum must be govern“ by Philadelphia, Pa. '
order which is as follows:-- Seriously injured: Corporal James
was I). finan. stiey. Pad. slightly iniur- Igor r,
to:
—-A federal force under
WI 3" Million defeated Eamon
3mm lie of ngahtioua
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