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dissociating this committee
«Vere persons
Wing.
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M
et
pointed for any purpose,
This between Job
William P. Ward.
zheating then adjourned until
in»
it \ I (0”th more Eight) .1;
We 1. n. WEBB
,' NAMES DEFOREST
lilo ht
. superior Court in this country,-
{pt-hue who are unable to em I
otter-nay to defend them. y
‘ ,oresided, and the
V'h
if attorney DeFo‘restVs worlt.‘
w
. Mouse it
court. Including a
murder is charged.
flea court convenes ‘
. .Uit summits. .. .
' .1 ‘ “in headquarter. hope 1
'. . r.‘ '5‘“ cashier but be...
»
f '30 Parsons wounded
‘ .1 .e nub-riot .
al Committee on j the
Division of School Dis-
tricts Tells” of Procedure
, inbuilt
.rflddiournnlent Taken to May
. .‘ lull—Difference of Opin-
_‘ At the adjourned meeting of the
7 union school District held last night toriou- Chinese opium
; :tbotbe he’lik'iin school. therapy“ of :eated here Thursday, was released]
cums-nee appointed under the rum“ custody yesterday afternoon in“, resentl - a",
notion of General Russell Frost. at 85.000. p as plans for me Cente
,. . gdor
t of the Wide It:
disclose that the co mlttse w rip-
u Melanin. andi
of the Board of u-'
”we enlivened i evening.,' ch
. most conductlv to ennui. ""1 o
'104
. The meeting opened at 0:16 .
~. age John'li. Li taa mod or.
:yl'lsb he meeting of larc‘ b 15
‘3 accepted and "findge 5:33.?
PUBLIC DEFENDER
: “he duties, of the public defender
hag-to represent prisoners accused of
go an
is first
Lbsrflcefwaa' in the September term of
l .. at which Judge Lucien F. Bur— '
. innOVati'on
. so well that Judge Burp-2e
- ._ a wry flatteringcommeudatiob
‘ , The
one ofthe court in which about!
cases were disposed of. was corn-i
ln six court days, an unheard|
min-the two succeeding terms Attor-
t has been public defend-
and has made an enviable record.
, .=bis worhlwhere we“ is a! to whistle or hum. It may be You
. 1, fully‘presented to} remember only a line or two of the.
court. 'Where Attorney Deforest 7'0"“ ‘
me to the-Jury he has won rev-l
Attorney DeForest will have several -
i «portaut cases in the next term or. (Continued ‘3 m M,
couple 'ln'. whizhl '
‘ He will, at once
mmence .tbe preparation bribe de-'
those of his-clients. and will have the
r — .4 ready so there will be no delays
auaclli'. w. r... April .13.; or»
slide wonulnawd tour'ilbilt
[been shotat Hollis, Lou Italy.
, am is, 5).,“ 'f
as humorist. its «class "W ' ,
.1. pm . 'f‘.
HEAD til "it
— illillM illiSl
Customs Officials Seize ,Sing’a
Supply of Drug and “Cook-
ers”
illi’iilllfifl it .
ARREST Ill HUNllliEilS
Prisoner Begs For Pipe—
» Bail Furnished by Surety
Company
BRIDGEPORT, April Iii—With his
bail fixed as high as the maximum
penalty if convicted Gee Sing, the no-
smuggler ar-
Slug's opium and cooltlug ap-
l, m m as my opinion. of the of Ports James L. McGovern. and the u_ w. Bashfo \
m and intent of the resolution C399 h“ now passed into the hind“ Forsyth and Sir. firm. Slug;
as there of the customs and federal authoria ’
in ateudance at the ties.
immediately after court yesterday
.2? W cutended that the committpe' lorenoon when the opium smuggler Church and the chair-m f
auto mi: and investigate the comma- arraigned and mid his case con- tive committee of the‘nrgdetxiiz‘n”:
sues- of the schools and the mum tinned until April 1a the federal au- Churches of Christ in Amer-leg.
{dilution used under the m .1 thoritles stopped in with a warrant
limit limits p.25
Mill Hill llll MEN
iRe'udy to Hire 100 Prisoners
:r tag to the user bis absenceof ' For M Work—Count
:flbarles E. - . » Y
may “$331335. Tits: ., May Accept
Highway Commissioner Charles J.
of 81.26 a day for the labor of the
men. Of this amount the count
for each day's 'work. -
f "v, . g *« The proposition of the highway colu-
dodge James H. W.ebb. who willimisioner is being considered by the
the 3‘8! term of the Crim-‘Lcounty commlsloners. it is probable
. tea , . that it will be accepted and that it
.2 . Mnted Attorney Robert 0.,qu be accepted and that it will re-
W 13'9” M public defender for that! suit in an agreement
~ ' 9f court. ..'l'bls is Attorney not
In " 'W’th appointment and will!
1,0!!! a complete court year in that‘
l
(Continued on Page Twelve)
illifiliifliiiilllfl
2 memory. '
Often.
Ill-Ill Ellis NEEIlS
many, who is attached to‘
3" cf“! . ,.
Bennett. of Hartford, has made an
offer to the County Commissioners of
rslraeld County 'to hire 100 prisoners!
of the jail in this county; at the rate
is to
receive 60 cents and the men 7 cents
between the
Bllflli Iliiilii iifllllii
{Phat Old Melody You Long;
to‘ Recover Is Near at,
Band—1,000 in the Volume i
Your-favorite song my be only a
. it may consist only of a!
brief bit of melody. which now and,
lthen you recall suillciently to be able
might find that song and renew its ac—
Multilingualism
,. . HELD AS 3033le ‘ One hundred Americans are needed,
at once byttbe American lied Cross'
(or ambulance service behind the
from Camp lllls wares! eddialian battle lines, acording to a
statement issued by Captain George
’1‘;
MEMBER
PlANfilR MIS-
~ -' 8|0N1W0R|i
$80,000,000 . Campaign to
Come Before Annual Con-
ference in New Britain
Blillfll’ WliSflN
Will PRESlliE
Bishop Bashfo‘rd and Noted
on April20
New Britainvhns‘been selected for!
the New York East Conference of. the}
:Metbodlst Episcopal Church which( LONDON. Avril lib-A was
it April 18. Bishop R. Wilson. jibe Irish Nationalists to math tip
1th ope
. presiding. .
Saturday. April 30. will be devoted
‘celebratlon oi the mission work of the
will speak. Dr. m is correspond
ling, secretary of tthoard of Foreign
Missions of the Methodist Episcopal
World wide plans for world wide
to rouse all. the lath
lca to a consciousness. of what their
motioned 'On Page Sis)
Ulsterites Come Out .
For the Act, gnd The" 'bad protested against has actions in
Will Be Only Passive Be-
sistence To It
Attributing Base
toGovernment ..
Willi“ WW3
[Ali’s AW
Missionaries Will Speangationalists Condemned Flt
M05"! I (cautioned [in Pa. rum)
4 Autumnal-:3
u-i-‘iilillllifi «until
ruin [NIH-Iii
w .lliiE Wfllilllllli’i
tines Whitney Pratt Obtains
Divorce—Grounds of in-
l tolerable Cruelty
Angered because the child‘s mother
teaching his two-yearoid' daughter to
”my. Albert L. Pratt. of Norwalk.
(hurled a butcher knife at his wife. ac-
cording to the testimony of tire lnes
Whitney Pratt. of
Judge John P Kellogg in the civil
court yesterday. Mrs. Whitney asked
for a divorce on the ground o! tntoler
able cruelty The decree was granted,
witb‘custody of the child.
Several witnesses told how Pratt
bad mistreated his wife. The couple
were married on December 7, 1911.
The first domestic ditlculiy. Mrs.
GERMANS [Xiillll mails
BfifishAreatBayinaneeandFlanderaButGeacral
Nos-walk. before '
Mlllulnnlullfinwu [limo
Germans Have lade an Advance 01‘. Ten. lib Sided
~_-~.._
Cloudy Ind cum. ‘— 00.! Teal” '
“N” “”3" Will iliiillciii _:i-‘
“AND tumult 0mm moms
Haig‘l‘elkl Bis Armies to Hold Ground at Any Cost,
astheFrcncllArmy,iaGreat Force, Is Bushing
Support."
ii
I’ 7 4.
\
ltuumllmrm ill illilili int: i
a
Tucsday,and.ArelieportedtoBave4tltl,000 lesion
Wentycl'ivelilehunt . ' -
Pressing their attack agahfl.
the British west-southwest of Ar. N
. the.last session was submitted. The" paratus has been selsed by Collector Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop
aeriptlou of lrelaud clans f ‘ t3
Government manpower bill n-
Jeeted by a majority of m the
House of Commons last night. ,
of
Itotni vote shows a large
Willi“
—
“ . -
the noose abstained from voting. .
'4 The debate in the House yesterday
’and list night was rsmarkbble to! the '
speech of H. ii. Asquith. the former gait“ wnt?!‘ 1“:qu
Premier. who. while s y aays'ct- III This Vlcullty
ing to the conscription Inland.
frankly declined to take the
slblltty at the moment the sauce id .
facing a grave military crisis of pub- hill/[hp m of Gun. w; wum
TheGoverumeatspukasmauiatbauh'w 'MOIMstsgiadl .
“m Andrew 5”" Law. 1" ‘ W when exceptional circumstances label.“ mm the m” ’ and
‘ (acoustic-sums Pea-.1.
_ ‘ /whlle others ml in. and tool: the Chllefie'llrmner 0‘“ 0' lethodtsm is the slogan oftlia God. that on ittou to that s-wtw oi
Apt-film was to 1;"pr _ 9'35? the local authorities bands and order mammogram. which will ".9“ ageing ‘ chparge in the t . “112‘:th number an“ an.
.35 . to be followed bu ' t- ed him committed to the North ave- to the lethodtsts of America. ‘ 39"” I. m W . thatihave
i‘um‘mwi-hm " the own"? M- . . birth can view. m, Wonderbra!!!” - ~1 ‘ ” «5mm ct
._ - M, '5'— , .. . . . _ iniowtbedllatstbsskflcflmJW‘at“sumopan-gmg
' *m‘gnutes of_,t At . ”'0'! M a", .' ‘1“ 'd. ‘ 7': ,-» J'i'. tedxto a strong altercation: with "I. bavs'xaecass give much information
momma b . A nation wide a is on M Nationalists“ thew“ “I. “N“? mourning their feud habits er their,
li-Bllll Sill-1B
Game Warden Wilbur F.
. The. following article appears in
"Bird bore" for larehv 191'.
more
theportoi" _
Liberis.outbsweat coast ofAlrtca
cable stations'iheie. the staid .deparlr
Inc as who"! to observe both ment has beeuxinformed iu'hu ol-
Ol close ”89- * ‘ cial dispatch. _
The til-st Grebe reported was found .73. ”mu-in. army scores or
on larch 19th on the In“ it? from. sbells from her deck guns into the
l
i
I
llrquhiaorderforhis
has a
amountas
hue.
mill! forhisaotnal
Wu.
consumer prior tothat date.
tb endinglasohu 1910 If
soalfor 'e , . a
quanutyyuhnhand, heahallrsoeivs
shallmakenphisnorlaalanunalrsq orderwitb
customsrwhodndslthnposslbletoplaosan
any 331» shall communicate with the local Fuel Committee.
whowtllendeavortoarrange for supply.
Untilfurthernoticenodomesttoeonsmnerofeoal shall
receive, or otherwise take possession of, more coal
andueoessaryrsquhemsntsprlor
tolarch 1. 1919,1essthequantityalreadyonhand,
Allordersofonetonaudovermnstbsmadsin
must state substantially the inforrhationoallsdfor
laticnblanlr. Ordersofsixtonsorundarmsybe
Ordenoversiitonswfllrecsive two-thirds
Rodealerahalldeiivercoaltoadomestis
doesnotfirstfnrnishastatemsntwhichthsoonsmnerdeolarss
filled
. DEALERS.
. Ito person. firm. association or corporation..th
‘ alone or in conjunction with others, shall directly
provide any domestic consumer of coal with more
March 31. 1919, than is necessary, with
hand, to meet the actual and neeeuary
FUEL BULLETIN '
“TAIL DISTRIBU‘I’IOI ’03 YEAR 1918
' consume
‘ laoet unionism
oonsutuershouldp ‘ummal of
1
mph-m
W
”W
\
and
lather-n
infull.
theanuualrs-
oosl before District No. 11, captained by a. Bay-,
the amount already on I13: Dru. lumped into tlrlze “if ls‘stl
MW" such ' . 3 District 0. 4, n
0‘. charge Captain nbirt W. Fitch.
. _ ‘ ~ . The Bette workers have been dissing
met who . all week. and. although Captain
inwritingtobe true, and which specifies (1) thsamountof coal "1"“ ”"9". “l" '9" . "Will“
the consumer has on hand;~.(2) the amount of coal be has on 13.13:; hfi'd‘dnw'tif‘rdm‘fi
orderandthenameofthepenoufromwllomordeudflfithl in...“ , » ."
. misfit? mire m“ "‘ human”? as“... simulate: Wrote
ha fhdth . . ; , amount .. ,_m _
'° " ° “ m... ... mm diam prior to m m. m it: accumulate-ratio.-
Until further notice, no retail dealer shall deliver or cause or the teams are rapidly completing
to be delivered to any deluestio‘cousulner more than two-thistle their labors. The number of- subscrib-
oihisnormalannuslrequlrementsofamhraettsooaluntilsaoh “WW ”mutual-trim
domestic consumer whohasplaoedhisorder'wlthsalddealer, m“, wwakww
i andiswillingtorsoeivedelivsryoftbesams,hasrseeivedtwo- “mug "y
thirds'of his normal annual too for theyear ending .. '
. larch 31. 1919; provided, however, that ordsrs of six tens or
, lesslnay bellied infall. , . -
. "Oarloador lotsshallnotbedslivm'sdtoashgle °' W
domeatlooonsumersxeeptwtthtbepernultoadthsitats “.m“m~mmmm
the shore. and as so often happens. viral... station causing exteusfva
' . —-—— 7 damage She badiustturaedherat-
(anti-lad m In. mm
urns ruins W .. ,...... M"
iwfi W
her mouth. The submarine left in
chm and did not retll'lr
Nit-walk Has Subscribed
Over $200,000, Butluch
Libsrlatsanagroropubl‘ lewltha
population of betweuhoue and two
million. It declared war on Germany
locust it. 1011. Relations had been
broken previously. but the war decla-
ration, permitted the interment of
my German merchants and others
who .had been assented of unneutral'
activities. ‘ l
Third Liberty Loan herewith makes .
an appeal to every man. woman. slrl Housewives who numbed the Sea-
snd'boy inflorwalk to come to the, tiuel advertisements last evening. for
h-ont’andbytheirsn one. belp.tbe bestbargalns lubesfnlust have
stake the issue in this ci a silacess.]beeusorrowfullyaurpertodndthat
Peopls must subscribe to make the not only beef. but all other meats
loan a success. They must subscribe.bad jumped from-be to 10¢ a pound.
to the full cutest. in acute cssssiand inquiry proved that my cute
they must em.sacritlcc. stint. deny ' could not be obtained at all.
themselves. Tomorrow will be a big. Frederick McMahon, manager of the
day for the workers. The residents of local branch of the Swm Packing com-
lthe city are urged to remain at house my. said to a Sentinel reporter this
as much as possible and to extend morning:
whatever assistance they can be ofI "Beer is higher than it has been in
belp'to the solicitors. many years. and the reason is that
there is no beef to be bad.
“You can trace the shortage right
back to the fact that there is little
beef marketable on the boot. and the
aunties is growing worse instead or
let. ,
Fitch's agkrsgatlou have been going . "Despite our best efforts we have
only a very limited supply on hand
andwilibeforcedtoouoteaprice
of from 25c to 27c for binds and
roasts, and 21 1-2c for sides to dealers
on llonday.
"Lamb and veal are practically' out
of the market. and the only thing
that remains anywhere near the nor
mal price of a week'ago is smoked
meats and you nor can tell when
they will jump!
,ls mains. while the few receiVed in Oscar Schultse whose output is the
"largest of any local retailer, said:
i "i don’t know where we are going
Wnbln‘ton to get 0!. i have seen high prices on
‘qtraetwlllbeopen tomorrow form oueottwoltemsiouadayortwo.
izl o'clock until 11 o'clock for the butnotsiueelbavebaen tubuslness
reports troy hasevsrytbiagiatbemeatlisepuue
”B-EfilififlflAl’Frencb and American troops. in .
mentieres, the Germans also have .
extended their eflorta to other
fronts and have clashed with
the north the Germans are - ,
vancing toward Bsiileul; on the ;
Pieardy battlefront they entered
.r. 3 .
the village of H ‘
- haves to Chase Steamer :fc‘l'igfiimcg :2: “F. mfi 3" ”Iii-
oatv mu . r"4-‘-‘-*. an,
the Germans are putting most ,5
that lessm' Wytchaete
the salient south of hrmcntircs in '
an,evident attempt to outflank the .
hill positions and gain important
railroad centers. Bailleul is north:
the southern end of the leasin-
Ridge.
Airc, toward which the Germans
are endeavoring to push about!
their attacks, are also imperial;
railway bases »
Field larshal Haig, like lar-
shal Joflre at the battle of the -
Marne, has called to his soldiers to ,_
stand firm and die rather than ger;
up a position to the enemy.~ lili- ‘7
tsry observers and Major-General
agrecthatacrisishasbesureaslo.
ed “There. must be no‘ refit?-
utent,” Field Marshal Haig so}
in his speech. French forces and
rapidly comnig to the aid of the
British and a gigantic and most
sanguinury struggle probably will
be enatecd on the lowlands be-
tween ‘Lille and St. Outer. '
In heavy fighting the British all!
being forced back to Bailleul on
the north and toward Aire, on the
south. Near the center the Brit- .
lab and Germans are hotly engag—
ed around St. Veuant, which '
marks an approximate advane of
ten miles, for the Germans since
Tuesday. 0n the extreme north-
ern and southern end of y ..
twentyofive mile front where:
Germans have at least 4004110 men, .
there has been litle lighting. '2’
South of the Somme the/Bel"-
mans forced their way into Ba?
glliuary fighting in which I"
French and the British a u '
countercattacli regained the w*.
ern part of the village and h ‘ ’
fighting continues. Southw
toward Hourges, the German
tempts were repulsed.
lb .
linen TheGermans gain“
wuuddmbuttbe 4
sanaand'i'reaebmadeb .,
illli i3
.u. _....y'. .. .
dict zit-number wart mu 1;. -
shalom , ,
Ger have repulsed In W M: ~ 1
Wm M ., ~ .
l.“ .thulsedintheiredorbflf.
While Hasebronck and
,w
'gard after several hours of san- " 5
a ,
their strength toward widening ' __ I
west of Armentieres and west d’ , ‘
More I. E... LITTLE BEEF IN Maurice, Directorof Military bp- _ ;
_’l'lie Nmaik committee on the . LOCAL MARKETS cations of the British Warm
v‘»
"Vi.
and counter-attacked. A ' "l '
, 'l'he Apprenlont Fofefl, "
the Americana‘repulsed the s ,7."
alts now well m will: blanks. cm “I: “Hum is where the American . .. .f
. buttons 0 em . ' ' i‘
m for ' .m , northwest of 'l'oul joinstbs ‘ ,. . *
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