.fl‘hilfd libertyloan Subscrip-
‘g "lions ‘Are Not Coming In
His .Raoitlly As They
Should -
Tliiillllilliill .
District No. 24, Captained
I {333:}. W. Fitch,Stili in the
People at financial means in .Nor-
wall; are not subscribing to the Third
iuioerty Loan in keeping '1. ' heir
wealth. Whereas colored res cats at
Smithstrest are contributing to bonds
of the 8109 denomination. and where-
as others in poorer circumstances
, use“ other classes in the city are
doing their share. subscription cards
». «tuning into Liberty Loan headquar-
teca show that those who can shard
aid-dot doing their share .
. y or them are camouflaging with
a a. [lip bond and a Liberty Loan button.
Ms they are able in many cases
bonds in the thousands. Up
“In.”
Slililli A [Hill ‘
School Board Vacancy Filled '
W.”
'mvsst'tns'nusn
Elli liliiilli
W Hill Still
NEW SIDEWALKS
Cit Engineer Minor In-
structed to Makes Layout
For Streets~'l'hst Are in a
Dangerous Condition
m outfit—ht
filllllllEliNiS
by Election of Harold T.
Mitrray
At last night's meeting 0! the City
Council. quietness reignedthrougbout
and was only broken by an occasional
tilt between Mayor Donovan and Attor-l
ey Leo Davis. Various reports were
submitted and upon acceptance were
placed on tile. A number of petitions
were presented. upon a few of which
action was taken, the rest being re-
ferred to the corporation counsel or;
the committee on streets.
City Engineer iieury l. llinor made
his report on the question at the lay-
ing of sidewalks on Fort, Seaviewaho
Announces That Conscrip-
tion Would Be Extended
to Ireland, and That the
GovernmentlntendstoEx.
tend Home Rule .
mum __.
RAISE lililEMEN
Likely to be Several Weeks
land Begins
Before Enrollment in ire- 7
‘ h
\.
American Cadets Have Been'
Virtually We and Have'
Had Little Training .
* mast titular
,dicts now in New York are slowly be
—--_.
Hilliilliillliflilx '
ill nun illicit
Driven From New York, Vic-
ths of Evil May Seek
Refuge Here
mmmmherdrfigad-
lug driven from the city by the'pollce.
acting under orders from the District
Attorney‘s ones. police odicialn in this
state are commencing to make ar-
rangements to take care or the large
number that will eventually drift into
non/an and Bridgeport.
Thepolieeareottheopinicnthat
many at the drug ilepds now in the
large metropolis will drift into Nor—
on their way in Danbury or to Bridge
port as it is the Irst large city after
leaving New York where they could
possibly find a haven tor a short
time.
With the “not M the raid at last
Sunday in New York the railroad sta-
British
Line
WASHINGTON, Am aa—m gov-
/
i
l.tlcsl bomb shell was thrown in the
Reuse of Commons today by David
Lloyd George. the prime minister.
government intended to extend borne
rule to lreiand. The scenes during his
Menace to lrelad were damatie.
cheers and cries of protest arising.
The Premier (recently was later,
rupted. Joseph vlin. Nationalist.I
Van Zant streets in the Third District.
lie was instructed. upon CouncilmanI
e present time. with the excep-
-ot one 860.000 subscription. the'
mass of the money turned into
“3 Loan headquartersblhas been'
one prep 9 p a e to give
smali‘srsdb’ntsp‘an ' hose who are
to give are positively and abso-
mtnmns ‘
-WlKNEfl’AEAINST
? l'I‘Mji'fll3mmlimsl
|
“leak” Traced- to Careléss
, ‘- Conversation With out.
. 3 m,
‘ GAliP DEVENS. Ayer. Mass, April
Mir—Approximately- 2,700 more ne-
. agrees. most of them front the south,
and nearly 7.000 whiterecrults are
~ duo have in the next drait quota. They
‘wlli begin to arrive April”. A"
will , go. into the Depot Brigade ior'a
time. Another battallgoi the bri-
-«
gene. the Sixth Battall will be turn-
.od over to the looiore men. more
than 100 of whom it is reported. will .1
tie placed in tents. The ilgures obq
i‘ytamed ‘are as ioliowa: White men.
Q
Continued on mo» and.
I
gsslittlnnmns t
i2 :lillillllllllllllllill
' Some Hot Shots For Prop-
.3 " artyOwners’ in Waterbury
1.", HARTFORD. April Ill—The conclu-
« scion‘ hat a "small group" of Water
;' hurt.“ ms has, in "cold blood. ex-
arncted the full advantage for them-
!lllllllllllfillllllii p
t ._ K
. StateCouncilofDefensc Has‘ '
Eldridge's motion, to prepare plans 1
showing the course. width. heigthnd;
level at the proposed sidewalks. These'
plans. if possible, will be presented at:
the next meeting, together with his re-
port ot his investigations at the Bishop
arm dam matter. .
dop’artmerrt to “purchase all necessary
clothing and eouipment “and giving the
Cit'y‘aninehr permission to buy a
Championtoad-gndor and plough, cost
of which not .' to exceed 8250, were
:Dr. Wolfe introduced a resolution
asking for the revocation of permits ab
lowing three first district ilrms. naine-
iy F. E. Lockwood. Norwaik.8upply
Co..,nnd Grindrpd & Spicar. to keep
gasoline tanks on the sidewalks in
front of their places or business. At-
torney lJeo Davis appeared in behali
oi the up-town‘men and recommended
that if the permits ‘be revoked groan a
few; they be revoked from all dealers
having them. A little. wordiest be
tween Mayor Donovan and Attorney
Davis at this time furnished the only
excitement oi the evening.
' The matter or titling the vacancy of
John W. Olmstead on the board oi ed«
Monday of the First District. was unan-
imously elected ‘to till his place. ‘ '
(Continued'on Page Twelve) V
Winchell” ‘
ucation was brought up and Harold T.,
moved to adjourn. t was defeated by!
an overwhelming vote.
John Dillon. successor to John lied
mond. . denounced conscriptidn. - fir
Edward Carson. Ulster leader. while
approving conscription. objected to the
introduction of the Rome Rule w
are. The House approved the taco
dsottomflnottha,” mm s w
to... ., . 1°!
w
Ml , door said the ex-
clusica 3i; relsnd can! not he Justi-
fied any longer. and‘the character of
the war was as much trial: as English.
(Continued-hm Nine)
malicious ',
H llN runny till
i
InTwo‘Hours Jui'ymen Can’t
Decide Whether Murphy
Intentionally Violated Law
Deliberatlng ..for more than two
hours you whether .Oiiver i). ohi'ur-
phy"-wns intentionally operating on
auto truck without a mirror in West-7
port on March 1. last a‘jury in Com,
mon Pleas Criminal court last night
came in and reported they could not
agree so Judge John R. Booth disc
charged ,them. Murphy was arrested
by State Oliicer Frank Virelli onthe
i
I
v
i
. IN PWLWM
Snow and Mitch Colder
Weather interrupts the
.’ Functions
- Spring”
snowstorm which reached winter bliz-
zri'rt'r proportions swept over the north»
vmia last high. The fall». is sgto
eight inches deep in the moun‘nr a.
The season's crop oi peaches-apri-
cots' and‘cherries is threatened, ac-
cording to the~Department or Agricul~
. nerves out of the economic situation
. and . imperative needs of the work-
moo“ reported tolaoveruor Marcus
H Ito comb by his special commission
muted to investigate the .Wnterbury
rent situation. The report says that
a majorly of‘TJaterbury landlord
' Continued on titth pass. . ,
WW‘ — ' ‘
*1 HAND GRENABES
» START'A.
. WI"
CLEVELAND. 0.. Apt-:1 ‘1.»qu
platoon in the core room of "l. M
Expect
ture at Harrisburg. .
Telegraph and telephone companies
‘ suiiered damage bv the ice. More than
a hundred poles are reported down in
the.Cumbet-land valley, Service ,east
l and west of Harrisburg is crippljv‘e. ‘
l Au eight-inch snowfall was record-
5 ed in shamokiu. Belleionte last night
reported freezing temperature. The
snowfall at Mahanoy City was ilve'in-
«th- may. mu
in MllkCollplaints
m. tor-nitry‘
or Thomas nclt'yssv
plaintsszallssnd
of *“Gentlel
i S
'PHILADBLPHIA. April 10.—A!
charge at operating a motor vehicle
without a mirror. .HE is employed by
the 'Belward and Buttrey 'garage'in
Nor-walk. ‘
Murphy told the cunt :tudvjury that'
0 had a mirror an the machine but
(Cantor-ed On Page Mve)
h
OLDIERS ASSIST
LANCASTER FIREMEN
a LANcamuaTFaT—Apnt 10,—rire’
of unknown origin this morning
em and central sections of Pennsyi- threatened the entire retail business;
section of Lancaster. causing-'2' loss of
approximately ‘t200.000. The flames
ernment's sires-art
LONDON. ’l‘uesday. April 9.—A po- acterlsod an. "gravely .W' to heap on moving .
room
when he announced conscription would compiling ma.
be estended to lreland, and that .the eminent oflcials with
much»
and a dramas at pro-
uction madhrnry wan.
a report” ms Innis rlflltsry
7. who charges gov-
misrepresent-
pg the situation add misled“: the
bile and with “pipers-titration” and
Indecision." ,
“the prospects tor the future the
committee said. look more rumble
and the production at the last iew
weeks promises to get the program
under way to such an extent that a
(damned oa'. Page fight)
Condemned , Man Granted
' Reprieve—Still Under Ek-
aminstion by. Authorities
PARIS. April‘ Illa—Revelations oi‘
the highest importance are said by.
“relatintohavebeenmadctynolo
Pasha. ,nadnr sentence or death tar
treastll. to whom a reprieve was grat-
ed yesterday. . .
PARIS, Apt-ll ill—The newspapers
or Paris“ discuss at considerabb
myth. the new tan in the Janis
Pasha casaAltbough the severe cea-
sorship prohibits any surmlaes regard‘ -
lag the revelations Boio is expected
to make. there importance is shown
by the decision of the military gov-
ernment to postpone the carrying out
of the sentence of death imposed upon
Bola for treason. '
Bolo's counsel refused today to go
beyond the oillciai communication is-
su'ed concerning the case which says
the revelations will deal with pincer-n
under invenigntlol. Bolo’s depositions
covered a period or two hours lon-
day. He was still helm examined
this alteration. Captain Bourchardon.
Paris military court today cautioned
former premier Callous who is under
arrest charged with treason.
nrusmn lllliilii
Nmilililiillfl
J c 121...... Decides Bail:
“grid Is “Citizen of Con-
l
started inan elevator shaft in the im—
plement and seed/store oi’ Sprecher
‘8: Gauss. which place was entirely
matted. The large department store
of M. T. Garvin dz Company adjoining
sustained considerable ' from
smoke and water. The building occu-
pied by the llcorory Eve and Ten
Cent Store. was also ablaze. damage
being caused in a'number or sport-
ments on the top doors.
About seventy-live soldiers tram
the camp at Allentown who were in
this city. assisting in the L .
Loan campaign. also helped the
men. Twenty were under command
otCnptsia‘l'.V.Boyd. ‘2,
Motivating:
suns—soft
. necticut”
!
'\ NEW YORK. April
Bough oi the United States district
court yesterday denied a motion to
dismiss a suit brought by minority
stockholders at the New York. New
Haven 1. Hartford railroad against
William Rochefcller and
.cover 31“.M.000. which claim
tion and other entrances to the city
anhsiagwatehedandaay
lookiucharactelawitlbe‘requerted
Japanese at Vladivostok
rmunssmns'
us. more.
taller find they give and give and
still give more from out oi love's ea.
haustless store.
To the people of the ltorwalks. the
llllillllli wan
_ iii nluusnv
cabal]:
Sill All mun _
' llllll’fliillilillli
Women and lieu of .Ncrwalkz—
in the {ace of this our country's
To Maire Norwalk
the Most Healthful. Town
in the State—Mars
Elected
The valuablework oi the Norwaik
Dispensary. is fully set forth" in the
merchants. churches. schools. theatres.)
. moron": ll”
nun Milli loll All)
summons
Germans Have Pushed Back the Allies’ Line Between: »
ArrassndY remandfluvyfighfingConfinueathe.
theGermans
filliMlllflEflBi—HHANMNIIU _ . .
liliNllNllli m AIWANBE INlliliUSSIl “
Kharkov, 400 Miles South of Moscow, Has Bean 9.... *
pted—C' omplicstions‘ Feared Over Land
(w 0' “I. Twelve) Lye, southwest of _‘ ‘ tiered
and the British he I the ad-
at Either End at the
lit
5
mg:
machine
I v a l ,
LONDON, April flow—Am
reinforcements, have appeared ila'
the British battle hone, ni- a on:
patch from British headquarters
' ‘ ‘ . . “WA” MPlEQin France to Renter’s limited, at
Bl": TAKES APPEAL * . Their presence in the fighting-:3"
. ~ the corres ndcnt adds, shout
__ Appreciate Contributions for mu felt, p0 .
' ‘ ' the Fm and Be] an The battle which began m
1“” Vosburgh W SHEER" , ‘i day momiug between La ‘
Sentence. Bl“ 6"” A“ and Fleurbaix, the correspondent-
?“ W 8.0 n. he“ a“ CM! chapter wishes says, is continuing today W“ W
“W to thank the people of the Norwallu abated Violence. , f .1
‘ to; their ”21““ gamma 6:12.“: The artillgry duel has been 1:13: /.
,7 recent '° W“ ' tended rout ward to Area w _ '
ummmmmw eGermansalsoare aw
“'9“ "'"" "" "”ng mm Armentic'rcs “mm
"‘ ’fistafl . Thecmy ' ',_ at
M mg 3.. minus whu a ”film brought,“ion ‘ tre ' nos ‘ '
and n the of a ' . n . “Ind . . .
mos. aim. o. mu his; ”1- to a receiving station. a pair of mwsififggefimihmw'm'f’v .,
,1“th 3 1 'stochhgsasdamuchworniittiejack- “I ; .. _ ..
nu. Ballad W that she wss‘.“- art-s: "Ir mom aid '9 mu 6‘5””, '3 Fm"
is s'hlshly mm condition and (mail gin something (or the poor babies plainly are making snot-lift , 3
she was under the doctor’s care. audio with.” another instance when to break through theme '
‘thatlivingoanarrittsvenuewiththeanoidsr-ycapaacaretsliytressar- tions. 5 .
aeighbnrsthatwereterewnalikeliv-edrelicotCiviiWardsys. wasseat . 2 ~
i m a. ”he: hell.” n. mug! in with the mm“; "This “11 he, ,In a new oflensoie mov
' —— chem warm” . . ' between Arras and {1133‘
mourns-light) ‘ Oh. the hearts or the people are Germans have pushed ' ,,
center of the Allied. line on ..
eleven-mile front; Heavyfighf .
continues with 56%“ "”
Portuguese striking hard‘againd
the enemy on the line of the riv
vance in check south Andean
tieres and‘at Givendhy, the ex.
trcmc ends of the battlefront- ,,
The purpose of‘tbe Gern'mn cf.»
fort is not "yet clear: It hasvsucd
eeeded only in entering the 1054'—
most defenses at setters! _ point:
along the front, but't’nhtmld. tho
M10“!!! rm which are nt'tlm the Home Economics Commit-
lbst have been published in i Mi tee of Norwalk calls upon all citizens
three years. and should be carefully to deny themselves anew all‘ unnec-
read by every public-spirited cumlm’uc'm serving at tood.
The Nor-walk Dispensary Andria-“nun, tats'and sugar are scarce. We
enemy .drive throughff‘to” beyond: _ ,
'Bethune and the Clarence river, .-
ithe strong British positions at Ara
res and Ypres would be endanger
lion, lnc.. held its annual meeting an". using now the very last of the
ill. dhmul'! on Pine film! in South 191'! grain crop while our allies are
Norwalh, yesterday. for the election of cum; in helplessness tor more wheat
‘ olicers and to hear the report of the and u am he months before the
secretary. Mrs. W- 1. Tracey. the wheat is available.
Isis strong force after a most
ed. The first onslaught, however;
did not make any great gain;
though the Germa’nsattached ,.
10.-.ludge
tore-
itreasnrer. Mrs. Henry P. Price and
the nurse. lien Eleanor Johnson.
The (allowing ulcers were re-
-.
(matron M!!!)
w -
DISPOSlTION or
. pump MEN
The local exemption board has com-
Camp Upton. mainlandmnApr-il 27.
Camp Qevensot the same date has
arlu.sndtwo are inthe Bridgeport
.‘was dissipatefb! the in virtual de- in"
tendsntn, cities-a at New York. and
the railroad. Viki! in W“ ’3
the-cassasscltisaaof
1
set.-
ARRESTED.
mwaum . as" ‘ ,
‘1‘ war.
Connect!
Thematiuve tale-schn-
i‘_lon Hansen
spacial trades
and.” ‘ i.‘
V, geraurnonilnay
d.“ ,-
i” .
, M' 10,—"
plated the list of men who will go to
the exact number to date being 13. The
number oi colored men ordered to
been reduced from 12 tot. tor the very
good reason that one has a brohen
! The full quota tor the special induc-
’ M W“ .. u; whom-:3...
, -vocstlons. have, ‘ ‘
tilted by volunqtzn’rs-trom the drama road-i Administrator
m‘aflnewtulaavetovtael’arher ville
soiled. Bottoms April“.
MT . Hummus],
1mm. ,JBI-Wm
iwip ‘
artillery bombardment of: forty
eight hours. '
shall we force the loud administrar ‘ . . , ,
On the front of about four mitq‘
tioiato use drastigumea‘leuresorszall'
oursel e very p n—u , ’
gue- of th: mm which is saterbetween Neuve Chapelle audio”:
tor‘thc‘ world . “ .fdonmere. Farm, the Portugncfl.’ ,
""3 m“ ““1 mt: 99‘3"“ and British have been driven [lick
“'9 W, "W 0“” W" e "Wm-s b ut mile and anemia .. " ,
has the situation been so appalling. I 21° Fagq . r n, is in a; Wigs;
‘Wemahethtspleatothepeopleoth d Than. '1 It a“.
Norwalh who are among the very on B. eencmyaso as “M
totem-tin variation». Will you give .pred Rochcbonrgh-St. Vaast, m
as your intelligent and prompt coop- of Neuve Chapelle. 0n the ...~
"“1”“ “I u" “M“! “‘9 "d “”"errt’“end the British still
on, of the undue“. mum m" “u“l’leurbais“ and have thrown ”m
gar. wheat. upon which our soldiers; G ill b _ ., _
depend and upon which they live-audible ermans at e . 3
light tor us. - “(.anal on the southern extremrtr
We Mfl'hm$% rely :35, For more than eighteen ‘. . ‘
I‘m" “m ' 9 ' ”m then hasbecn no heavy o
"f "”7 "'9 m ml cums 1" on on this front. Prior to the
”9'" ‘° “$3,...“ Y,“ 33% sive in Picardy, the Germans
(had of'our Italn'lbornbnrdcd this front has
. ‘1' W3 Mlm'm'w attacks til” " -
!
were repulsed by the!
troops. Neuve Chs lie, . »
’ was the center 0 much. _
:fiiuting during 1914, 1,1!
' On the Prune-British . S 1}
trontbelowArrasat-dm
who. union 91:1,.
m dissed-
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