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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 9, 1918 · page 1

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Sites For Location of Pro-
posed Plants Are Under
j Consideration ' '

'. WASHINGTON, April 9.—l‘itty mil-
lion dollars were asked oi' Congress
today by Chairman Hurley of the

. shipping board tor develomnt of
concrete “We; The Plant is

, ”.mfat mes five government
, live on the Pacino coast and

in the South.
' _r first vessels turned out by the

g. t yards will be. 7.500 ton
. , both because of the shortage
ii carriers and because in the pres.

cat'stage of concrete ship develop-
ment, the board is more confident ot

 

 

. andoess with the tankers. than with

general cargo craft
Sites or the plants already are, und.

 

 
 

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Attorney Leo Davis Says She

.Acted From Pure Cursed-
ness and Dislike of Suits
Against Her

 

 

 

Judge 8. W .Merrlll this.
,hnnded a. decision as follows
- 0n the ilrst count, not guilty.

On second count carrying weapon
i‘without permit, 30 days in county jail,
suspending execution from day to day.

morning

 

"He passed me at a last walk which
loan became a min, and fills dteps
wore as light as his moral fingers."

This was the way thaijliss Sarah

 

(iii $50,000 ,
SUBSCRIPIION
. iii NORWAiii

Third Liberty Loan Commit-
tee Encouraged With the
Success of the First Few
Days of the Big Drive

llills. iiE—I'TlNfi
Million

How Payments May Be
Made Through the Local
Banks \

 

 

Norwelk solicitors on the Third Lib-
erty Loan yesterday landed one eno-
scription. of 850,000 Secretary
of the Treasury Williamo. W
has ordered that total subscriptions
be not published at the present time.
it. is a fact and sale to say that Nor-
walk is coming to the trout in
style. Team No. 24. captained by El-
birt W. Fitch, was in the lead up to'
closing hours last night at Liberty
Loan. quarters at 85 Washington
street.

The teams are beginning. to get
their stride and tomorgow is expected

 

.L. Davenport d cribed the demeanor

Iof lawyer Lee via iron: the witness

 

to see the money roll into headquar-
ters in great shape. But there is

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Willi Wit

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Mayor Harstroai to Same

Nimfliflliilfl lflli
humanly

firings Her to Court This

lord came up for a hearing hetero

spoil Judge George ll?‘ Volvonrgh in the

downtown court. Mrs. Grail was ur-
iested yesterday on chorus oi brtlilt'l'.
oi the peace, ablmlve lensing-3. and
conduct. .

Witnesses who live near lira. Green
on Burritt avenue, declared thatjirs.
seems he made remarks teasing
me: "To Hell with Chm Penning-

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

Uniledllattera’OflciahDe-
ride to Let 1917 Scale
StandAnctherYear

DWI“. April l.-No national
increase will he asked by the United

 

 

Ah] “a, . Bur. ganisatlon this year. That decision
Mu" . ' 0‘ .Vaaraaehadataaoalereaceotthe
on A Allard ‘0 nation! ones:- and directors of the
nave Alec Ex- organization'and the oincm of tile in

NEW PIiflSI’ECiS 7

BattariofltorliAmericaasanor»

cal associations. which was held in
New York city on Saturday. it is
possible that some of the local aaso
ciatiola they ask increases {or finish-
ing‘ or slaing one or two grades of
hats, but those inane-u, it is slated.
will not-be material ones and the

(Continued 0n Pess so)

 

 

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...." w in.) .~ out the ”b Grace My, fi:Glll-

 

There was a large attendance at the
meeting 0! the Norwslh Teacher's
Association, loudly afternoon. to lis-
ten to an address by Miss Grace blur-
ray. of Guillord.

Her subiect was: “New Prospects
for Women.” and certainly the speak-

 
 

 

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Senator Pitt-isn’s War
Measure Bill Has the
ingtonOillcials

WASHINGTON. April l.-—-Meltirlg
cite bullion-cl not; more than :50.-

 

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lo PARIS IN ARflililii
Hill olii 100 + £24

Tremendous Bombardment Now Going on the FW~

 

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Patrol Action and Artillery Firing on the American
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It Is Expected, All A”
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- in preparation for .. . .
heavy infantry attack. In“!
Allied lines in 'Plaartb in”
tempt to resell Aliens, the 5
man guns otall calibre are 1
in' thunderous tones along a :-
ofmore thanIOOmilesfruin v
.of Arms to north of Sol-ens. ,1
:entire countryside is said. to ‘
rocking from heavy ' '
but no infantry action has yet
veloped. ,

Especially severe has been
German fire ,aronndvfi'.‘ 1‘

 
 

 

- -- ' ’Iotor Vehicles Robbins B. Stoeckeli

 

star the direction of Commisiouer
reselling in shunt sixty arrests
throughout the state. Eighteen in-
spectors of the department and ment-

 

 

 

‘yssnmoros. April 9.4m

.. mill rectors a loan or “4.009.000 from

the United States as soon as the
Green parliament has. passed the
necessary sulhorislhg

of the/Treasury and American repre-
sentative on the inter-Allied Council.
-. it was found necessary however. for

. thew Government to obtain ape-
“ clai~legislatlon before finally conclud-

ing an tenement.

Greece is. the last of the Allied belll- in candy began coming in to such an1wiil open his eyes at

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lpglozauflimobile law started page”!

1 the allery olthe little hall was mwd
ed velth typical town meetin' crowd

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(Continued on Page Savant),

 

 

 

WATERBURY. April 9.—-—Waterbury
. girls uttered a candyless Sunday yes-
terday, not by Mr. Hoover's decree.-
but because the' city -heaith oncol-

 

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ports (rout campaign committees in
reach their quotes ‘0! subscriptions
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have been reporting llnding glass in
both bread and candy. Eight “limb-1
and loaves were condemned in n locail
ballot-y last Thursday by Dr. C. W. 8
Frost. health oillcer. Alter this bre
had been condemned reports or glass'

 

 

NEW YORK. April . 9.—- .veryone
who owns a private motor— car and’
is accustomed to buy gasoline in five
or ten gallon lots and to purchase
three or tour spark plugs at a time
the quantity of

get a loan "amount that on Saturday Dr. Frost materials necessary to keep the-fifth

avenue buses running up and down

 

 

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, V_il_ii_iii iii/ill iii 3mm.

, minim llltlTWllllahfl nut-i
,mol Wages—Seventy, andElghty' Cents an

on Demands Perla-.1
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many cities which are anxious to.’

 
 
 

aluminum A

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CAMP DEVENS. Ayer. Mesa. .Aprll
9.-—lu the oilicers' training school.
where the course will end in shut
a week it is expected that 65 per cent.

. of the men will he recommended [or

 

about May 1. Graduates will be at-
tached to camps until they finally re
ceive their commissions. The number
who will be recommended tor coul-
missions is slightly below the average

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is now under way in many of the pub-
lic schools throughout Connecticut,
and the rivalries are growing heener
among the diaerent grades as the
:billties .0! their "star" oraton are

it is expected um local interest
in Wings Will be most misusi-
ly lamented brill,- ooneeatrsusa or
children's attention span the mat-

.ter; and lbstgthe result will be a

greatly increased sale

 

 

 

 

 

noncow. simmer. April '91—"!
theAssoclated heal-(Vladivostok)

 

 

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Government Expects to

 

 

the British embassy, lor Great Britain

a. 'l‘ehiteherin made an emphatic:
protest against the entry of foreign?

Daniels, Secretary of the Navy. was
them of the local Liberty Loan
Committee today. After visiting the

troopa'lnto Russia and expressed ..re leommittee headquarters in. morning,

gret that the entente permitted such

action. lie said the only solution was'

 

 

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' The details or in. action taken by.

their future plans seams to be ob-
tsinable.

Mr. Wimpflleimer. of the ilrln, told
a-reporter at one o'clock today that

mm 1M mi,“ in. .... am i. subscriptions,oarly turned in. togeth- northwest oi Tool and in

serving nonunion stock to his enl-
ploydea. he did not have the sanction
of his partner, Ir. Rosenwald, in this
action. or in=declaring an open shop
said' ‘

“The statement is absolutely untrue.
l have my partner's lull “auction in

 

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he was taken on a tripe! inspection

_. , to the plants oi the Curtis Aeroplane . 'nrt'lle fire has '
le‘r‘lI'mn, u Md m “H Iml “nay .tores -' mmjm.' “we. no‘ tm‘vln“ "a um mum m “he, ean I W I 1
twee ”mafia” $331.31; m; 2m because at a ground glass 51'}! AVENUE BUSES comrhlasions will be allowed to attend (Continued in MM). 9mm engaged in the present wargreo‘fil’; he extreme “stem .. I
The e a a . seco school. i h ' ‘ .
0mm Crosby Assistant Secretary For the last week Waterbury lollt AND GASOLINE the M w c opens “to! art

or . ,.

Following a luncheon at noon Sec-
cetary Daniels will visit Niagara Falls
where he will again speak tor the
Liberty Lon and inspect some oi the
electrochemical plants. returning to
Bullalo tor a patriotic meeting in the
evening. '

Protests from newspapers against
enemy MeAdoo's ruling against the

giving out of estimates or Liberty

—-——-—-~—— ‘ ' the seventyonve strikers who walked[ hindered greatly by the ' 4
' ' . bee ions began to reach ,
_ , l - Continued on littl- page. Continued on filth page. SAVE EVERY CENT 2"“ ‘from "rmn'm; Fm” é;fi::gi'¥:snmllugtonflmearly "mg, 3"”? n. misses. thThl' enemyf {If M
. ’ ' - HARTFORD. April .—-'l‘lle lOI' p‘hls at m .llng t. night are suggested that the ant mind! 0 or- renc e. c inc 0 d. .
If“! t m Norwaik tour minute men wsr savings e33“: very m3. an; no taxi-mail” all imitate and prospective "Mb." river. '

might be dampened, . .
olllclale' said they were
making evm etiort to getaarlv‘ ,. re-
ports lrom Federal Reserve banks on

or with receipts ironi initia ive per»
cent. ymsnts. and they r 'pected to
passtoanoonneetotalslorthe
country within a low days.

BEDGlAN mums snip

 

 

 

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stand. when she-was testifying in her ton," “To Hell with'ltayor liarstrom.” not . a.“ moment in the no“, “It-000.000 silver dollars now in. the north 01 Albert; south ..
,3““"“.‘” m “"m”‘i£:”$$..ou detail-o. on the charge at falon- '"—" ‘ w‘ . tor the lecture was violate villi "I“? {unmamg‘mm “6 m '° 9" Somme. ”id tween ' ' .
...:HW, W .m “Rm-ions assault against him. before Ins-l min-“slum ma an atom mmnmmm_ _ or. u a “ Pinwh- Fit and Noyce. , week.‘
. - :3 -. ..~_.._ ' ~ gangs: “grandam wmon ‘ ' ' ' " ,. . luff; q,“ rm...“ mafia. u, ~ 3' We tailed in . ..
. m " 9." y " ternoon. ' “'8‘ “"3"“ A“. M aw Car-h!” was an emer- ,;_"* .
._ ... . , ‘ . ...f figafintlflmmrw f1. . ., . .. ... . . , . ... %~u$fi&”n guy in "wanes... anwiilg- cm .. .1 _.
.' ‘ .... 0" Q. thou fortheproa- ‘ ' " ’ "" " . ire Slat sinc'e ove 'r . .‘ "a“! '
. .. muss ...... ...... l... .... m... - E PKTRIOTlCt «Subscribe i? ‘33:. .....3... .4“ .... ... ... o- dom- ... M'M*
* ~ - . " "m “m" w” “”9“" ”‘5'" ' ‘ ‘ by the ulnar Wm“ l°' "‘ “w“ mam: him am "
mm "mum “u::‘-.::.‘i:.l'::::..:':"t. . '° "he ”be"? “a“ 8“" mimetic: tater; um, m... mm some, .
‘ ' - ' be. . , . >l enacted the measure virtually t. orerunuero caviar ..
" ,7 , ' , 1:30:13": 13:33: whiff-$3321 S ubscs-l ' Tl“ angle the Ollie m‘m” n ...... sly. universal aul- W h - mad-rd price for silver probably ‘all along the .
> '_7"' ‘. 1tbs/t the old town hall has ever staged c‘al Canvas-er. The. No,- (up for sip-en and in 19 a partial finitn'LPnz-tz'm £193.11 3’2; Arras to Noyon. _
g _. , "a! State POIICCJ“ more than a century or existence. . . . —- - ' . , BMW, which is south” ,1
3 W AWN—‘3‘; 21:5 :' 'lu.:{?:::‘?‘.'i‘.i.li'.i.'i . Wallaf May Receive > Credit. W___:______‘mm’ ’ (Continued 0- Pagalevea) m, is, on the northern ’
, aka“ , in saysticdretthortaAnbmeen' thefi'comglnlnar‘i’; . .1 ., ~ v, , . -. ' 'rocgiiliglghlfi so“; ... _
, , 1.... mil... mm... . ' . ”Bill" [BAN - * / extremes”
... I. ,‘fil‘ll'e against "Dieters oil The limited floor space. includinx V I

from, which their artillery

machine guns command -ell:j
preaches. The Germausf-
widen the head of their ,‘y; 5
along the Somme, and it is

 

hers t - r ' .. ' , -'_l'he Japanese landing at Vladivostok ed the again will “gen '9“. _ g
., duh?“ translate. flaw“? \ ' f ' . has creawl great excitement in los- M $000,000,000 it by n¥tacks in the M57
- natal-tut theJiOgilnllig or the sea’ . . .Goal' [Which Liberty BondiSinty-Five Per Cent. of 5"- WIm‘l" “unfu‘flflm'fl ‘ WASHINGTON . Am ,4.” am Below Montdidier in. this“?
. M'sigm Etna tga‘entgngl / . , I . r worker. Are seen“: A“: . Gm“ of on”, My night, “wadfi the luau”- ouch] Magi“. flu: {he 00me line bend“. Hm Cl” til. ‘ , .
the. auto lami'th'l summer “ 1 . Wer the Country School'to Be Recommend- 3- '1' 511" "“98 “m" neat hoped to raise more than 33,- have held the Germans for
t-‘ew arrests werel'made tor speed-3/ ’ ' — l Ed sinner of (min. 11"": "NEW“ 000300.00 from the Third Liberty ten days despite “u": ..
' ~ ins. to the lu‘rsrile _oi the omen." " " wasnmo'rou, April e—rive hil- thWanlnktIc-Eggudog {MI-11"“ figfufi‘,’ fg‘finfi: 1‘?" m" “43:“; “mm 5i“; To exten'd'ihe battlefield on
' Conti . .J, . ' .1 ‘ , ‘ ' - ' lion dollars is the. unomcisl'goal to .s _ 3:. torrentim Colonel m, :33. .mthreen‘ov‘ tour “a“ “3‘17”?” south, the attacking front 1’," -
_ ( J” on Page Twelve) 11nvestigators See Enemy 5:“ “Inch Elem Lon organize .. Onlylill HeveBeen Dim ...,“ Robins, ma 9: thepermanant .... mm... 20,000,000 ”new", lily would include the line ,,
‘ EECE C AN ,PM'Again'st Worfiers in «i931; $33100; ggglggvgfmgm . pea For Physical Axlerica mcmymmmioalm-‘fi mu. the number of the Secoiul mild ileum;I Mgtdidic‘rh to 1
‘ - , .i. . ‘ ' ~' " ll. "if ‘ Pl' Ill ' ,. by the Treasury lor theb war credit abih'ty . I, ended uncle ' ~ loan. ong t e Vere, e '
. 7 7’ HAVE $44,000,000 M IOIIS t! This became evident todflgy from re- W!“ trance. “d 3' lockhart. of BUFFALO. N- Y.,Aprll "“JW’W'

Luce and Avre rivers, when
Germans made strongand ..
attacks during the past tell. W T,
there has been no intentlf "2,;
ing. As elsewhere, however; ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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the southern leg of the salient,}
Germans have been checked .
what in their advance south .
from Chauny.'l'h French still’

a part of the lo er forest of,
and Monday. the French ..
guards inflicted heavy in“
the Germans whose advance

I On the rest of the , .
France there has been little * -
ty. On the smote»

changes continue on t
glronti' but the bombard

violent. British troops, who
been stationed along

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

v an... at War as steal" this matter, and it is ridiculous to .' SUNK'IZ um no” Huntenello,.h’ava take", ”1'
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m, 111111 ‘ 9-. .' .3”;th "‘ norms ”I‘M ‘ . 1. mm!“ Q'mmkm .

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