z
(if lfli PEOPLE
, odzaometlme ago‘at the state prison
nt'iWethersIeldJ‘cbht Warden‘C. C.
r '3'.
, .
:3 3-
~ .
Hill in cut.
“I,
berty Loan Drive
My
, [in , Many Peo le
; Claiming They Cannot f-
' lord to Take Out Bonds
4th iiii'iiiiii m
, immmi tum
Honor Flag Should Fly From
the Pole i n Front
City Hall _ '
Only fifty per cent. of the people oi
of the
e
‘—
ioio Milli,
Misiii SPY,
l8 pinto
Checkered Life of Adventur-
er and Swindler, Who Used
German Millions, Ended
at Vincennes
ms it'lllllllii
Ellhlll__l_3_ll_lll u. s.
Prominent Frenchmen Were
Connected With His Pro-
paganda
PARIS. April l’i.—-—8lending before
a firing squad in the forest of Vin-
Nor'alk no subscribing to the Third
‘lnpmy data; The drive is not pro-
m as rapidly as it should. De-
spite the tact ml many of the cam.
Veneers kausbeeu workingthelr heads
Ill in the endeavor to secure subscrip-
thus. they — are returning in mwyrn the rifles spoke and Bola crumpled
J: pea, with honours in! people'wh‘o
Mn that they. cannot anord to buy
bonds. i
The campaign is rapidly coming tol '
a head. The news from the trout in
F‘nmce this morning was most ,dis~
coursging ll'lio news at Liberty Loan
headquarters was discouraging. The
people back home. some of the people.
- not all of: the people, are not backing
“It: ti: boys at the front as they
‘ it: must he done and done
‘qutckly. New York is reporting that
things are not going well ylttr the
, :1-"7f-“f‘muua7fir’w'i ’"2' of
a moon iiiiiiiiiii
:i-ON’PRISflNiJNliflRllii'
. new Diarlis‘of Good emnndl
at Prison in'Wethersfield ‘
Frisoii striped '
, to mark unrul
iOr-danger-ous prl y
en. weredisc'ard-
. rcfkafirl’nsmd‘g. a I:ltep farther
.10 .. mar ng thed -
robediht or hnrulyphe is custom-Ira;
-the distinguishing marks upon the:
oprlsoners who are making [creditable
n
“lithium '_ "
.‘illiliiiiiitnnm.
, or $50,000!
of "War Savings
'Southfbi'orwslk ofllce of the Met-
ltan Life insurance company, lo-
‘ a" In the Evening Sentinel build.
_ on Washington tract, is a busy
pileudhesd days. - - . ~
ietellahagerv ederick
" orbs of a nts are put y en-
Earl! di ing of at least t mini-i ‘
int ai t at of $50,000 for this city}
in Mr Savings Stamps.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
WORKS”
,ZEPPELIN
HARTFORD. April 11.——.lohn Kunz. than of the out nts of ._._...,._....
DESTROYED BY FIRE arrested in New Britain today. by fed- in c e the leaden boa
GENEVA. Switzerland April 17.—
Tlnonpous loss was caused by the fire
that started Saturday in the Zeppelin missioner Richard 1". Carroll for aiditl‘t when removed, and that they“
works in Hansel. near Friedrich-hates
and destroyed the t. according to
reliable reports ,f Rorschach. on
Liv" materlais'were MID“ I“ it [I
to as
deet‘then at the plant. also were de-
lasbeat as showereithe eases e‘t the
. ..,:ptast.. «The number or victims wee
, ' ' tion at Columbusln 1919-:
«nil-Fill iiisui
i
10“
cennes, early today, Paul Bola Pasha.
condemned traitor. lost intlrély the
attitude of indifference he had main-
tained subsequent to and during the
trial. When the order to fire was giv-
up, with several builets.iu his head.
hearted by several guards. Bole
left the Saute Prison forty‘five min-
' (Continued 0n Pare Bis)
iii. itiiiiiilii- “
.. ‘ opinion
Plans to be Matured . A
:ifii'eai (kittenary Celebra‘
A Peep into the Fiiture
Practically in of the Methodist
clergymen of the city are planning to
attend the New York East conference
v... m-
souiu "mamwmfmmavi'bmir, iots‘
«a---
correspondent of Renter's
Nothwithstandinn the
since Tuesday afternoon.
Battle in Flander .
to British, Latest Report.
IJONDON. April 11—11» bottle in Flanders is
raring today with incredible inteilaity. Martha the
Army Headuuarters in France. Aster as the latest
nooflsenaflcthccormuenduntoindanthcbattle
isuoiniriniavoroltheBritifi. " -
Germans they have gained no further ground since
Tuesday morning. and apparently they have lost
During his three years’ exuetienee' in the war
zone. the correspondent says. he neverhas heard such
terrific and unintermittent gunfire as has none on
’ Feiorable
limited It the British
desperate attacks of the
b
' wiiiiiii
Dr. Poling Found Standard
of Troops in France High-
:3! Thatlt) in CivilMLlie—’
rings erehhg were
—General (Io-intends the.
Patriotic influence .of
s.-
s'rbit. he I 11—h A .-
glad)! living T e merican
d
in
.deavor, who returned yesterday after
whichiwili open tomorrow in New
Britain. At this time the re-sppoln.-
mentlof the minister's for another
termwillbedecideduponbythehlsh.
pp in accorddnce usually to the rec-
ommendation sent in by the oflcial
board‘ot each parish which the .mln~'
ister represents. Bishop l. n. Wilaoii
will preside. '
”Saturday, April 20, will be devoted
(Continued on Pass a...”
”Bililflli SUMMER;
nonunion
Minimum Sentences Must Be
Served Before ,. Any Arc.
Released ‘
' will probabij be assigned to the nrtll
States soldiers in l‘rance.
”The , .
true to ilnestttnditions of Ameri-
can arms.“ said It. Poung.
vice. which have greatly disturbed the
minds of thousands of people who
have given thelr'sons .to the plum!
are not true. "The program of the
American authorities in France is the
Mandamus...
The menjromthls city who will do.
part-on May i.‘as the drafted men to
go on that day will in all probability
be sent directly to Fort Slocum. N. Y..
tor immediate. intensive training and
Connecticut laws will not permit.
“zain percentage c‘ this: number will be
fanning the prison labor this summer.’
in the opinion of Warden Charles C.’
McClaughry of the state prison. The!
iery. Connecticut's quote on this call;
known as No. 66, is 959 men and a, cer-
sent from Norwaik. . 1 .
Only white men and men physimll.‘
Illillllliiliilliiiis l motion ‘
‘ 4. flilliliillil
long island Man Only Too
Glad. to (lonely Wilt
County Game W rdcn’a
.: ' t; ’
o arson. Filipino 1
title it?“ 0. Worth
, L. tbenshermendrout
thlaaide and then put up a holler
when lfr. Smith renuired‘thst he have
. 03 b hill!" Plane a license VII Perfectly 'fililll ‘0 80 of the whole bill by 301 to 103. a ina-
than the-American in civil life. said and take out a license eveavil he had
. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, Associate Presi-
pleat and Citizenship Superintendent of it.after Cuperintendent-Crsmpton had
[the United Society .of Christian En
tone all of the way to Hartford to get
gone to Bridgeport to look Into the
matter with a view to prouecuttun.
a stay of five weeks With the United The “woman “I "II! m "1’9 be drawn between the application of
quite worked up over the visit oi Ir.
met-lean soldier overseas-is Smith, who came there and stopped a W to tax the American canopies.
number of fishermen from doing their
, “The work. as he said that they were using t f t tion
istnrlea of wholesale, drunkenness and ter case It '” . met or o m
nets out smaller mesh then were al-
lowed here. . ,
. 'l'he Long-island men-an gly too
mm as of... I'lve.)
most comprehensive and aggressive THREE AVIANRS '
KILLED, ONE HURT
AT TEXAS CAMP
HOUST N.
aviators. utesant Roland J. Winter-
tou. of SouthBoston. floss: Beaten-
ant Leo John Nunent of Wasbbnrn.
Iowa. and Cadet Forest Dean Jones.
of Worcester. lines" were killed. and.
Cadet Jlaurice seriously injured in
two airplane accidents at Ellington
Field. as American flying camp, here
yesterday. ‘
A third acident occurred late this
afternoon. but there was no fatalities.
lieutenant Winterton and . Cadet
Jones met death in the same machine
which fell several hundred feet. They
were doing camera work at the cam-
era ileld near Webster when their air:
plane crashed to earth in a tall spin.
Partial
V: ‘ vganada to Call Out More
ll!
' empire should be entrusted to any
rsm'iiprii 11—min .
'Blllllill CABINH
loomiiiiiiiii:
mill up Bill
AnnouncesinCommonsTha:
It Will Use “Every Pres-
sure” to Pass the Bill
illili'iit'l l3
I Pointy iii
Makes a Vain Fisht—
flen For Her Army
m
"iflnflmflfiififimfimwm
.. that phcswbecame tothe waters on the irisit‘edileriptbuctause Item the
Dillon's,
Ian Power bill by a majority IT, 176‘
and finally the third reading
Jprity of its. '
in defending ‘the man-power bill in
the House of Commons betore its pas-
sage on third reading. Premier Lloyd
George declared no fair analogy could
the present bill to lrcland and the at-
against their will. because in the lat-
withost representation and further.
no measure of solo-government was
claimed by any responsible body rep~
resenting Ireland in the House. The
Premier asked if it ever had been con-
tended that questions bearing upon
the organisation of the army and navy
and defense of the country and the
Parliament except the imperial Parlia-
meat.
ill! up With
annotation
CauseoiSI0,000 Fire Puzzles
Amy Men
Withdrawal ,
Oi British Army From >
Ypros Sector Announ <
Hearted by the Con ,
Advance ol the Germans and There it:
, lulerlerence Willi lite Orderly llelirt
oi the English Troops.
German Objective ls 'lmpor.
ianl Railroad Junction, Sir-
' MilesSouthesl oi ll
British Make Counter Attacks. Opposite
tiles and Drive Out Parties oi l'uely
Who llail Entered the Trenches.
' .With the“ Your '. ’
Southwesterh Belgium .
,the continuum-adv cev
tys Balllelronl
.1 merit of Additional Impost
‘on Corporation’s [individ-
ed Profits—Exempt Proma
isory Notes—Collectors to
Present Monthly Blanket
' Claim For Abatement of
- Taxes Erroneously Assess-
ed
on questions arising from the inter-
pretation of the War Revenue act cou-
tlnue to come from the Commissioner
of internal Revenue and three were
announced today in connection with
incorporation. and income taxes and
the stamp tax on promissory notes.
The following ruling was made to
control the assessment of additional
tax on undletr'lhuted earnings of cor-
porations:
“Section 10 (b). Added by Section
rides as follows:
“'in addition to the income tax im-
posed by subdivision (a) of this sect
tinn there shall be levied. «arousal?
collected, and paid annually an aodi-vlng
CAMP UPTON. L. l.. April 17.—
l'v‘lre of unknown origin destroyed two
barrack buildings on the east side of
months after the end of each calendar
paroled prisoners, about a down in' qualified for general service will be ueutensut Nugent was killed and the camp yesterday. with a loss of l e r i the tot i net income
number, have accepted par-sic with thel sent and the board here hasslrmviy Cadet Maurice seriously injured in $10,000. The buildings were not oc« or “m y a ' o ‘
understanding that they '0 .0 work Mu examined a. number more than sulll- the second accident. The machine is. copied. and a rigid investigation begun
terms, but the indeterminate sentence} cient to fill the call. The men sent on which they were Min! suddenly drop by ofiicers of "I9 headquarters “m
of Connectle under which molt oi’ ““8 all are to be credited against the «pod from a height of about two bun. failed .0 revu‘ . possible cause for.
the fire. Heating apparatus and show-l
the prisoners in the Wethersfie’d prls.
on are confined. must serve that" m ni-
mum before they can be released.
toe-m o- rm Twelve)
ACCUSED UNDER
ESPIONAGE ACT i, .
eral agents. charged with seditious
utterances. was brought. to this city
and taken before United States Com-
hearing this afternoon. '
lions ls charged with‘stemptina
saute “subordination. disloyalty. t!
that
my and naval forces «the United
1er that two lame Zeppelin and States.
replaces comprising the whole]
,Assietdut United StateIDletrlet At.
toraeyJohu F._Cresby presented
case hgslnst Suns. who was bro“
by Deputy United States Ial'c
John J. Kelleher. ~ -‘
Inns, when arraigned before Co.-
atlssloasr. Carroll.
- SAVING CONTENTS ' -
the-
city's quota on the next draft.
Not-walk is also to be called upon
. 'W'~~—- .. mm 5
“——
0F CORNERSTON E
Therd is much interest in the condi'
:that w, ‘itaken from the cornerstone
of tbdold First Congregational church
”may. [‘11s understood that. the
icon oftebochreinbadcou-
lare‘aewatthe homeof llanlce De
% isoekwood. on North Avenue.
, ievery effort lsbelag made tof
Lake Constance. 'Vaat quantities of tiny and refusal of duty in the milk e them. About a ton of metal
a bell that was badly broken.
. ‘ fell over one hundred deal
5. brain steeple in the llre‘
“”3“”. .
{nailing hat
November.
_lwnuflstshes£mlklsmatw
destroyed [the eh-ub.
tired feet. Maurice is in the field hos-
pital and may not live.
Air Pupil Killed. Instructor lnlured.
LONG BEACH. Cal. April 17:-
Lawrence Reel was killed and Grid-
soi Christofterson was injured seri-
ously when an airplane in which they
was flying fall into the ocean. Chris-
foflerson conducted a flying school.
Reel was a pupil. ~~
.._..y
If you knew of any soldier boys
casualty lists, all 92
The Evening Sentinel.
War Department has stepped giving
out the addresses at soldiers killed
or wounded. the only way in which
fiepubllemaytellltlbeyarstten
walltbeyelswttevtvelatl stalls
tireless known. The p d
eure’eldlera should not .0: I”!
n”. theyaneetltled have
tbs‘lrf'rievmbesltbewtekmnhst
MbevedenelevAm’Wa'
er baths were not in use.
(mellowed On Page Twelve)
89 SOLDIERS 1N
“MUTINX” CAPTURED
HOUSTON, Texas, April 17.-i0'gli-
ty-nlne soldiers. Who escaped from
Camp Logan yesterday in protest
against being assigned [0 new arran-
i
i'satlons had been captured early its“
night and search was being continue
for the remaining eleven. The order
which insult in the outbreak called
for the trans or of 162 men from the
military vollceand ammunition trains
to‘ various units in the division.
The men obiected to-bcing scatter-
od throughout the camp and late last
night one hundred of themrsilvved
through the, guard lines. Thirty-two
oftbe soldiers were trout Chicago.
Whether any action will be taken
' the men will be deal
tit: , ‘W of
the ’aasigttsl
l
iof every corporatinon. joint stock com-
pany or annotation. or insurance com-
peny,_received during the year ‘ t '
(Cattlnued on Page Three.)
FIND MURDERER
AMONG Parsonsns
yesterday afternoon. police officers
from Worcester, Mass" who came
here with a Massachusetts district po l _
lice owner and then went 'in New," sale than this on the
avert with Detecthe Burke. n manIenrl or the FrancmBel
Sullivan wanted on the charge 0 .thercsult ”I the “Cell
murder hf sityearold Stella Sold:. at .succetises. The "“3 u '
Clinton. linen. on April 6. TM! mm W_ ' '
was under $1 000 heads on s charge oi railway communication
and he had elven the it are intact. Apparently
”- Bruce. 3“ “”3”" curity of those comm
has been provided ‘le’ig
massing of large horses
was picked out as being Patrick J.
burglary h
nanteilf l!
avenue. New Haven. The If
Wm“; ”new..." “d“‘i"
van pug t t ‘ n ,
Bruce the man wanted. onsets in northwestern secure!
I
'iiédis ly‘til the south, the -.
have begundo withdraw loci .
advanced line; , ' ‘ f
Today's “ofll‘cial report .
Field Marshal Haig's he J ...
.‘ announces what is at least 5
tial withdrawal 'lrom ,,
sector}, The British forward
tions
on up'and-a new line to
occupied. . 1
carried ‘blit in perfect mules-
ont enemy interference. “
Apparently... the _ ,
movement Avila/pivotmg‘
Wp'tsehaete sector, ,
todsyj‘reporte'itfiucceasfui '
attilclr’carfi-ohf upon the
mans. who .1. .
town of Wytsoaete, near the, ‘
est'p‘oint ,of'the easterly » “
Ridgeyandwho presumably ~ ’
out it , What _"yond the -
They a p _
deed, as having‘a'dvaneed fie
Eloi, a mile and a half
Wytscliaete, two miles I
lilollebeke, and about six, ‘
1206 of the Act of October 3. 1917. pro ,rectly south of Ypres. _
St. Eloi is on the old .
as it existed before the i .
an their ofiensive last
*- .‘Ollilllilflmis'
Decision to Control Asscso.
wasnmerou. April 17,—neciszons‘
tionsl tax of ten percentum upon the ing on and gradually abso 7
amount remaining undistributed six of the Passchendaeie i .
lcontinuation oi the spur
northwest. ‘
This may be an indice ,1
the British retirement is to
of the spring of 1917,
such a withdrawal .would . ’
’the abandonment of the
il‘ussehendele position, as ‘
ltho Mossines Ridge area,f
greater part of which
MERIDEN. April 17.—From a ihronr been driven in the present
of’sbout two hundred men excreta Milt would leave the town '
in the county jail yard at New Haven.‘ however, 3“" in British .
; There seems no danger ~
of it retirement anally
V i
i
i
will
3
.4 ,
'onthe Lyh ‘m
of, Ypres have be,
Thei'withdrswal
1.”
‘ where;
erday co. m
‘nnomc lly re ..
Messines Ridge and later?
are likely to hold as w
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