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intend at the booth Nomtk Past
m '
1170 Office as depend Class latter.
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T HE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
L'AOOOOIA‘I’ED PRESS NEWS FRO“ ALL PART. OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL WI“ AND WI OWN OPERATOR
sepia noawsu, cons. roast)“, nan. so, 1913
—-!3
"out.
M
Iaaaraily Fair Tonight and wed.
, 15,745 inn
ill lIlIS on
-, ._ in BONDS
.[Iflanagersf Hope That the
5i climber Will-Reach 7,000
;l"WW‘Driveon Third
3 Liberty loan Closes
libMWEiii '4
i . liiliillliin
Boo-tow Others Have
OVERMAN Bill
PASSED SENAlE
WllH NSSHANGE
Grants President Power to
Reorganize Government
Departments and Other
‘ Agencies During War
li'lnlliilllliill;
Twelve Republicans and
mi
.BllANllEfiliE AflAINSl.
l chine. and before the driver could sp-
'lllll RUNS IN PRINT
Ill Alllllllllllllli
Joseph Hornig, of Laura
Street, Struck by Car of '
Alfred Baur
Seven-yesr-old Joseph Hernia. son;
of Joseph Hornig. at s Laura stream
is in the hospital today with a frac‘
ture at the base of his skull. a badly
spilt lip and a number of bruises and
contusions as the result of his having'
run in front of a iltney, operated by‘
Alfred Baur. of this city. The aeci-l
dent happened in front of Hayes' mar-l
hot. at the corner of Union and North
Main streets,_ yesterthy afternoon.
while the machine was going towards
Nomalk with several Dam.
The Homis barracoordfng to wit-
nesses and Mr. Balir. «My lined
in front of the rapidly Mag ma-i
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piy his brakes was struck by the left
mudguard and thrown to the ground.
One Democrat Vote No
WASHINGTON. April lit—Approp-
ed by the Senate. the (norm bl" to
give President Wilson authority in I.
organise gov-ir‘im-nt agnnclcs ow
.7 t Total-Well Over
1 'a , .
. Five thousand. "isms hundred and
_ forty-five people in this city have subv m u, to the no“. “my
I
' scribed to the Third Libert loan - '
p mm m m “m Wg" #5; all: all or do orh'lnal warlike ia-
‘ I .5 WW“ ' ' E
,. We? _ With. “it”; “Ina;- it: The senate passed the memureh.‘
sarlbars mounting daily. it is expected‘ In“ of 63 to 1: me yesterday
that tally 1.000 'm be sec and beforetlnore than a week of bitter
‘ mm“. closes. This number k thei Only two amendments in the till were
. actual number of subscribers and does' adopted “d both of the“ had been so-
. not t repeaters. icepted by Senator Oroimnn of North
People are climbing on the band wa-
lCarollna. in charge of the bill. (int: by
son betore it is too late and are com-
;‘ Senator Wadsworth of New York. Res
on; into the banks and making ihelrlmlmn' "um “mm" the pm"
subscriptions, others are going to Lib-
.rty loan quarters at 85 Washington1
street, which are open throughout thcl
day and evening and others are sub?
scribing through the Boy,Scouis, who.
are doing their usual accusuomcd one
PAW.
(continued Oil Pasta Twelve)
WILL Elli ABUUIRE w
Mkrflcmtgghnsfizgnp il’lllll’lill" lllll PARK?
FOR WHITE HOUSEiEast Norwalk People
[ lieve That Destroyed
WASHINGTON. i). C.. A ll 30 -« ' '
President Wilson intends l)tro raise. BulldlE‘gs Should Nut Be
Re-Bullt
some sheep on the White House lawn.
The disastrous fire in East Norv'illk
lie purchased a flock ycsterduy.|
:l'l‘muahmhr. gory T. Groyson. if. S. N..‘.
c to dose physician. and isleariy Sunday morning ha.- treat-mini
soon as they are delivered they will be the City of Norwalk with ill" 0mm"-
1t..tted loose to fimzt‘. Th? "00k con- tunlty which should not Do m'crlookcd.
Billie of.twelve sheep and Your lambs/those who look for great things for
Mr. Wilson delegated Dr. (irsyson to. the city in the tuturc have1 planned
make the purchase several days ago; for a great park extending from lion
'l‘hey were riding in one of the White; Washington strcct brige to thc lit-lin-
House automobiles through the court-{dict l-‘artn's bridge. taking in all the
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3": would “k“ ‘0 9"“ 30m“ tihi't‘ii at lllc old buildings, ‘\\'csi of tho second
Mints House. lic said he merciymridge Htlrcollcd lluvo obstructed a
Will” "k0 to five lllcm around. and view to the West which would llllt‘l“
that Mrs. Wilson "0““ ”RP l0 .‘infifcrc largely with plum for tho proptw
them "00 :cd Dill‘k. This fact is appreciated by
Dr. (.rayson told the l‘i'csidcnt ‘li‘tl‘llit‘ citizens oi Elis‘i Norwalk and a
ht‘ know Where thcrc were some shct‘p . nlliiibt-r of prominent citizens. ~ups
oi ctcellcnf breed on a limp HI Iiowlc. ported cnlhusiaslicnlly by t‘olllic.itli.tn
Md. own“ by William \l'oodwul'tl. Eldrldgc, arc starting a lllOVl‘mi'lil lor
p"“""“""' '0' ”)9 ”-inm't‘r Nation il 1 the city to acquire the property “horn
Bank: OI Now link Mr. Wilson io‘llthe l-Ltlst Ntirw'alk Yacht club ilouso/
1" (""30“ ‘0 if." ‘0 lilill'hfl-‘i' 301"" stood and thc mill propcrtv it. llit‘ cp-
of them. not the dcal “its ii"! through . positc sidc of the bridge. including illi-
"W‘V- Imill pond. It is rcportcd Ihu: flit-so
‘ prtlpcrtlcs can bc sot-urol- for u I"‘il!'i ll-
‘nblt- pt‘lcc and ”also who rr” iiiol'inn
itownrd lllt~ Illllll't' oi the cit hf‘lle'lr'i'
that thc pl'cscllt is lhc illltc lo H'l
bcforc buildings urc eroc'od \Vli.('ll
‘mny fort-tor block the accomplishment
lot a very di-sircd lmprovemgli'.
GOVERNOR ASKS HELP
OF BOYS AND GIRLS
IN JUNIOR FOOD ARMY
A proclamation to the boys and; in", "mph. (,1 ppm Norwaik gun”.
‘m‘ "I (“""Wm'" ' “i” ‘F-‘ui‘d bWally. and the mclnbcl‘s of the East
Governor Marcus ll, Holcomb vestcrv . '. .. . .. . .- -. -'
. . . {\tilitdlll lllillltnlliJ'lll .\ -.-vit"lil.|(lIl
(lay afternoon. it filliths:—~-~ . . . . . . .
"'l'o ('onnecil ut Ii l . ', |lllc \try tnuth (‘llllltiinlttl ole. tin.
"The so “0“. {will "lit “Ill“- ' ' matter. and lioofictlnian Eldridge. is to-
”m hour if “In it al Jillt‘ nccded in . int: it) do all ill his power to mountain
.. “ d. 0m” ””1" thou the property may llc Inkt-il tl\l'l'
Men and Women flrc at work for h" .1". (.“v'
”in salvation of our country. ' '
"Now is the limo alwn the boys
. and girls of ('ontlccticnl can join to-
gether and take Illi'li' pull in the our
program.
"Food production and it,- t-olist.-rl'a-'
rutsr or NEW smrs
SUNK lN COLLlSlON
'l‘llc Amtrlcun sit-:illlslllp “'u-slcrlv.
tYOtfllp
tdent to centralize authority ever the‘
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m-.
try. When the President rcmarkcd that - territory south to the channel. The‘
in the car at the time of the acci-
dlent ware William Halsey. an employs
of title Norwalk Hour. and bliss mlly
Norwalk.
. “u“ the 1“boy up and
h . clue to Dr. I. Allen's,
street. trod here he
on Washington
. WIRWalfe hunted an
era and reported the accident. and
was released on‘dtis own recognisanee
l by order of Judge George H. Vosburgh.
This morning at the hospital it was .
said that there was some hope that
the little fellow would mover, al-
though his skull was fractured atthe
bane.
Baur this morning said that he did
not see the boy until he had darted
iii front of his machine and then it
was too late to prevent the accident.
A number of people were on the side"
walk at the time the accident hap-
llESISlS lllllSEllS‘
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SEVENS Sfllllllill
Scared Whole Village and
Stopped When Fired Upon
—Mass. Quota Now Conl-
plated at Ayer—Base Hos-
:(i‘tal First to Be Complet-
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; (‘AMI’ liRVBNS. Aycr. Mass. April
fill. (lamp licvens. after an cxcning
those in which shots wt-r.- tlrcd and
:i struggle cnsucd. ll soldier fi‘olll this
camp was fakcn last night in Porn“
Village by state poilccmcn and t‘ilicl
l‘nii‘lck llctttyi of tho Art-r pollcc
ltil‘t't‘ ’l‘llc lllatt wilt-sc nillllt‘ was not
icarnod llcrc was said to intro caused
‘n man of lt'i'llll' uniting the It‘nltlt'llln‘
of tlic tillage.
lantving cllliip Saturday noon. ll is
§sald he llilil trouble with a allllt'lltil'.
llv camped ill illc woods of POI‘KO'
Villiilit'. spcnling his limc lllcrc and
ill ihc ii-t-ight cars at lllt‘ yard near
the villogc. I’l'lm'lllll: around in-
irlghtt-iicd llit' resldcnt‘ ol‘ thc place
A i't-ptiri rct-t-lt'cd by tho sililt- tilll‘
ccrs load them to go to tho lc.ltl«
pllicc oi cm nmpnlt-llt. Slitic Hil‘iccl's
l-Itlnnril bit-(‘tlne and litlul'cncc Scllo.
fll'ltl making the trip. itt‘i'llliilliiiili‘il by
CNN llt'nly.
(iii i'i-zttllitllz tho- liliilt' lilo) :u-(illli-tl
illc wands and tilt-ll stzlrzt-d lo ni'ili’l'l‘.
the freight cars. the soldit-r “as imi
mg in tin-- of ”to cars. bill liltllll'V
llll‘Ulliill a knot ilob- saw the oihco-ra
|:lpproncllinu ulltl il‘icd to i-M'lit-i' 'l‘hc
.olhcct.‘ inlllo-dinicly Fliillt'tl all-vr It in
.tilw oi’ llit'lll opclicd lli‘t‘. using tour
‘shois to ll‘llililt‘ll llll‘ soltllt l'. “ho cott-
‘Iiillli'tl I‘lillillllil iiiliccr Si-lluilvlil. how
o\'i-.'. ultillrti quickly on llll' mall and
w. removed t‘tt'tha Martian hospital. ‘M M
the nth
3y there and allowing theoperation W
said that he had an even chance offiw“
Baari roll mod to police headanart- “'3
was...» res-r
gregational church, l-‘alrtiel'
six illiillSlilii '
lllli wills All
nllnlltll
White Guards, at Finnbh
REBEISSW '
ill Billillflilllfill
MadeanAtteiapttoEscapc
intthirectionoiFred-
ericltsllam
LONDOI. .flu—gfiam
Guard-,3
lastdesparatoattnnpttobsask
thmughinthediraotianoirlad-
s
i. ii. l.l.lilNNEll
in mutant
Will Be Held in Fairfleld To-l
night~Work Accomplish-
SflNllllt'lS PLACED
lflll Still" EARS;
I’llfllllfil’lll SENT.
American Car and Foundry
Go. Awarded First Order
—Totsl Cost Will Be
$250,000,000
Wilsmx, April tor—Contracts
for 30.00!“ MM box and
coal cars we”. awarded late Saturday
afternoon by the Federal Railroad Ad-
ministration to the anal-ism t'ar a
Foundry 00.. with plants “in Illinois.
manna, Wisconsin. Pennsylvania,
Tennessee and West Virginia.
An Mara annaassooooooo
and "0,000.0”. i limited. the com-
pany to have a prolt of approximately
5 per cant.
the constructiu of 10,000 additional
cars.
(mu-as 37;. W)
”MW ,
‘ Helms
U. S. Government Will Co-
Operate With Swiss and
Swedish logations
WASHINGTON. April 30.»-With the
approval and cooperation of the Am-
crican government, the legatlons of
Switzerland and Sweden. representing
respectively German and Austrollun-
garian interests, have undertaken to
direct relief. w rk anon! M39“ en-
emy aliens it; the United
States. Rel wil be extended to:
needy families of interned aliens di-.
rect from the legation funds, whilei
to aid law-abiding enemy aliens who‘»
have suffered on account of their‘
status, a national committee (it Am-
ericans is to be organized to cooper-
ate with the legstions and their con-
i
ed During the Past Year
The second annual convention andl
dinncr of the l-‘alrflcld County Young:
Men's Christian Association will bc'
held at the church house of the (‘on-
at 6:30
o'clock tonight.
t‘ounty Chairman. Judge John H.
light will preside. and will head a
tromily delegation "from Norwalk. ‘n-
cludiug 0. G. licumnnn. ill" county
sccrclary. who has an ofiiu- wi~h H.
l-:. “and it Son. at 78 Wall \ll‘t’l'l.
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The l-‘alrtleld County orglulzulidn'
was begun just over one ycar ago and
under the. county work plan. anvl now.
has flourishing organizations in all o."
the towns and cities of th‘ county,
Following the dinncr thtwc will be
on clcciion of thc county committee-l
"it'll, for the cllsuing year : hit an ad-
dress by Professor Walter J. (‘alnp-
hull. of tho liilcrilailonnl Y. M i". A
(‘ollo c at Springfield. Mass.
Tli‘ first annual report is a revels”
lion/to thosc of ”W Nurl'lclit lcndt a
who have not realized wi'c: splendid
work is bcinn done.
We take pleasure in prcu‘min: .t
ill full:
- i'irsi annual report for your clnling.
April :io, 1018.
(continued on Iftb halal
LABOR BOA RD ACTS TO
AVERT PAPER STRIKE
“'ASllthi’l‘iiS. ii i'.. April
Steps toward averting a gcilc'i‘lil strike
of” pain-r mill worki-rs, callt-tl for May
1, were lilkl‘n yustcrduv by Illt' Na-
Iloillil \l'llr Labor llonrd at its ilrsi
Working sc~sion. with William ll. ’l‘ait
lircslding.
'l“ in ilodln: lll'l'Nlili‘ill of thc Ilill'l'
national i'aptr ('umpany. announced
30
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A report of .vmln
sular oflcea.
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lilllisnlilll
lllllllnllnnn
Connecticut’s Percentage of l
Class 1 Men Said to Be.
Low
(“onnccticnt. according to advices}
rct'olvml by Major John Buckley from
the office of the provost marshal gen-'
.cral. has a smaller percentage of}
Class 1 men in the draft than any
other slntc.‘wifh the possible cxccp-:
This is title. it is said.‘
go alien population which-
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‘tion of two.
first to a iar
iwas rctzlstt-ret
idraft, and the second reason is be-I
lcausc than are so many in the state
'entiticd to deferred classification be"
i
This is apparently causing Ilit‘ dc~_
concern. and Major;
cause of «essential employment.
pnrlmt-nl some
iincklcy has recclvr-d orders to dctcr-
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illilllt' iii once the number of men in
i‘lass 1 who are really fighting mcn.
‘curly in July. to pu-h thc candidacy
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TRUCK—
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Engine lit-(‘al'thy of Zili‘t Second
inn
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SecretaryMeAdoollakesan
Apptieatie- are still miss tori: w
i bill is exempt from the'
1 ing to local lit-publican pollllvliilifi. Whit on ”W
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tion are of that lllllllll‘ldlli't‘ to our
soldiers and olil'scli't'n. ‘ ' .
"l war that each and cwry cllllll
oilo of tho first of tho nt-w ships built
by tho l-lilwl'ttt-ncy i-‘lt-ci ('itl'lliirillltlli,‘
> ' a-a. stink ill a collision rc-ti-rday ottl
'"W " WNW“? I'll" l’l joining ”‘9 llil' French coast. according to inloti‘.
“MM” Fm"! “mm" ”'m h" "”‘V d” li‘ill.illi rccnircd ill alllllllllll.‘ t-.lclc.~i ill THREE OF CREW
" " film” “Ward" supporting 0“" New York yoslcl‘tllii’. All aboard woi'cl
‘ ' 1 KILLED IN FIGHT
Hi nit-s and "lit flifllt’." ‘sut't-tl.
l
on bcllnlf‘ ol' l'llilillif-‘t‘l'* that any sctilc-f
lilt'lll of the was" disiiuic agreed upon iiii‘t'fllll'. .\'cw ork city was driving from
by lllc lioartl “mild bt- acceptable to '.\'patpolf art-mn- lllll shortly lli‘icl' ll
llit' tuanuiuclurrrs llcprt-scntalivt-s,o'clock this morning in a lit-my truck
of papcr llliil workcl'sstold litc lloard . in-ionginn to him and when atlt-mptlnk
(that ”11' :lll'lkt' could bi- lircwntclli if in mm a i'iil'lli‘l‘ ncnr the foot of tho
the mun rt-t-t-iw-d assurallccs tllnl tilt-y hill scrllpml along lilc curb stone.
would gci substantial lllci't-nsos inl knocking the roar wilt-cl or! and break.
ANSES-ERENCH EORSES SEAIM
VICllllll IN WllllSlANlllllS BIS
ASSAllll 0E SERMANSlllPRES
’Enemy Reported to Have
Used Up To. al 'i‘hsn-
sands of Men In Vain At-
tempt to Cut Way Mimi
Channel Ports
mandolin ‘
ill llilliil with
arm British Have Also!- red
Their Pm . bro
AmiensbyAdval'alIgflne _
Today’s reports from ,the Plan-
ders battlefront only serve to em-
phasize the eompleteneu of the
victory won by the Anglo-Fabric]:
forces yesterday in withdsnding
the tremendous assault by which
the Germans hoped to break into
the Allied hill positions southwest
of Ypres and begin cutting their
way on toward the Channel ports.
The situation seems to have
‘ ill al__ll_n no
AppealtoLibertonan
Committees
, April 30.-An '9'
those who have satneribod a little to
suhserlbo a little more. 80a that in.
employee of every industrial plant
have been canvassed. creating if pos-
sible, committees of employes to com-
plete the work. Find out if any plants
need recanrassing.
See if all stores and once buildlnsl!
have been completely canvassed.
Call attention publicly toms: no;
that the desired twenty or an .
scribers means one buyer to every live been one of the Entente high corn-
people. or practically one to s family: mand deciding ones more to ibske
Has your community responded to this 'u stand after ham foreo'di a“,
“mm Germans to use up tens of thou-
lsn wealth' man and large instl-, . . .
tution's’sre bottling osmium m— “and” 0f “9%.“! fishnet: their) my
. 'U" ,
’ Moths titand » ~
ing large income 'taxes, 'ho ln‘g' that'dcsperately N
their so otluas will but needed have, The dc
impress uponithemegzti 9"”: possllilg was taken and the Cerulean were
subscription 5 u an remn “t d t} h vc bee re-
tth .hedui, f ops-optic , as my a . _,n p
"mm “a"! the e “C p o s 'vmusly on other fields much the
enment payments on Liberty bonds- _
calls for no payments in the month oflgrcat ofi'cliillvc was opened on
March 2i
June.
A most welcome feature of the
Follow up all pledges and see that]
a" 0! mew pledges "mum!!!" into ‘t'lll'l't‘lll news from the front is the
t .ub ri tlons.
“(9:ch “a; “I; see that each map-id.announcement that the It‘renclh, on
ill part of the line at Lo-
unl and community has done its share. 1the crllci
Asceriain if those communities l crc. have not lost any part of “mu-
““9"“ ““0““ “"9 be” "awed aroihllltl on this dominating ground.
alive to the necessity of continulnzi . .
the battle for large oversubscriptlons "m”? "0‘" “3"“ undisputed 99m
and wide distribution. lawn of Lorre itself for the first
Take advantage of the foot that May 5 iimc in several days and apparent-
“l’s' 1“ pay day and “ 500d d“ '9" ly have killed off all the enemy ef-
”23$; '31 (1'33: Jfiiggnfimflm ch forts to edgc in around that place
benefit from war business increase “I“! I‘lljl'c "3 abandonment. J .
their subscriptions in adequate proper-i 'l llc importance of liocrc lies in
lions. itllc fact tllilt if guards the ap-
Many women whose hustEagdfldhlm proitcli to Mount Rouge. 0110 of
?1‘l:.‘;:d3“.:u::gme,d was?“ 82:92:31: the most valiiilhlc hills of the de-
' ' gi’cnsit’c linc. which cannot be tak-
thcin. , . .
Appeal to your newspaprrs to pub- on ill flank its long as IJUCH‘ remains
iish these snitscsilons in ”w hofit‘ that i ill Allicd hands. Similarly the
”my Will 30"? 3" {cmllndlcrs'oi ““WlAllit-d troops llnvc stoppctl the
”90mm?” for s“ 3" lit 0"" tlrivc towards Schcrpcnbcrig by
tholiliilg at La t‘iyttc. while the
REPUBLICANS T0 llit'liliims who lllttl two additional
RENOMINATE STATE ‘licrlllllll divisions to Iltitf! north 0!
TICKET THROUGHOUT Ypl'cs. tlcalt with flit-m succi‘ssful-
ily lilitl pro-t'clltctl any brcltcll ill the
illllllfilill'mi'l‘, April {lo—No tll- liilc ttiii'iirtl lllt‘ so",
ti-mpt will be mado by i‘o‘lrilcld county, All ”H. “mm”. points to the
g:§mf3‘:m“}£iz;:rpiggniullaly‘:",‘il;"l',:' 1'12"; probability that thc (lcrltlans stif-
i'crcd troll-nigh illc Ill-avwnt tins-
llitltics of any day of the lighting
llortllcrll front as View ill'tcr
statcd ytstcrday that ill" situation wnrc “f ”h. attacking (“NW was
$333 it".“‘1';"H3‘13"?”"(airmail“:33th illowctl down by artillery and ill-
'l'llcy altrccd that the slate ticket, will ”"1"." iit'c. ““5." W03"? Pi“ l'lilmlmt'
bc virtually. it‘ not iiii-nlicaliy. the ml by tllcir l'ruiilcss cll'orl‘s that
salllo- as it stands today. 'l‘hcrc may may n-nmincd virtually inactive
h" a "mm?" H?” 5“)" b1"! (:‘r'Tm‘lE all night, while no rcportis have
.iili‘;:l"il..:.t'.1 .i::::::::l.‘l:i;:.-...r..: who watt inaction
“gum, l‘t‘slllliplltlii oi lllilJill’ notlvliics on
’i‘ho fooling that thc liilt'l‘t-sls of illc llit'll' part. -
party cannot hi.- Ji'iilmi'llllt'tl iii this 5mm] “f 1|“. Somme (mm "m
”m" by‘}."",""'l"'l”r ‘l'lnv':l"l‘r'ld"”& '3': British ctii‘ricil out it local opt-ril-
Wm“ H “mm“ " a” m! n 1' tion lilnl night, l'tlrillor improving
stoic, lot-til tilt-ll soy, . . ’ '
Whih- llit'i't- la tnon- opposition in llli'll‘ position ln-lorc Alnclls by
~tho rt-uonllllulion ol' (‘ounty Sheriff itilvulicitlg lliclr lllli' stiiilcwlitii chill:
of Mayor Wilson for governor. accord-
’l'ltt- Wivstcrlv. n vcsm-l of about
mo ions. liilllli‘lit'd
N aw CHIEF SECRETARY ' ,
ron IRELAND CHOSEN
, lilNiiiiN. April :lo.-- Edwm-d Slifii'l'.l“v"'
nit-t lbcr of ”to House of (‘ommons for? ""V'lVW’i
i‘..-x condo on Tyne, has bccn app-link]
mi ('hlci Sci-rotary for iroitlntl. to “it"l
cccd Henry Edward Duke. who haul
lwid that post aim-o Ausust. 1916.
‘ (Eduard Silorit is a liberal. born in' Mm”
tssz. lie married in M90. llit' dough-l mums. April
us- or ”to litlt' A o Scott. of Val- riots ma.- hwki'n 01" i" "Tutti“ “i“
puslso. According to tho- iiully Mail,‘ icia. thc licriin \'orwitorts reports. I“!
Mr. liuke but been anxious to wire coriinli to on ”Elm!!!" TNN‘NI’“ “1"
tron; the nth c of l‘hicf accrctsrr for patch frotn (‘tii't'flhfli‘fil N" n"“' ”“9
anlodg timo
a suitable successor.)
saloons roll-Jitters
lN cascow. oaucr
in several works.
on ”W I'iii'lflc‘
. lit l"l'lil‘llui')'. “'nlt l‘t'llil'nlllii to Itit'llll)t“l'-.~t
‘tht- l'nilcd Stall-s ntlcr t'ttinlilf'llnfl Ilic‘('lltnclla's ccl'cw \tcrt- k.llcd. tho Now
that hill! of llt'l‘ ililllilt-tl trip to l-iiir-
ito.~ Serious food
had bet-n only waiting pl'ca or iood have arrived in Gracow
WASHINGTON,
til illi-
Tlll'l'i'
HlI'lllIlf'l'
April 1:“
l‘llll‘l'lt‘lln
.lN-ptiltumni ntlnoutlccd today. in the
No tlt-tulls of fhc collision Wt-io ship's light with n sllbnlnriitc March
21. l‘l'i-violts reports had said M‘Vt'l‘fll
nicn wcl-t- inhtrod. but tillti'o no nit-n-
iiott oi not having liccn kiilcd.
'l‘ht- ('hlnclin boat off the submarine
after firing about thirly shots. (Ono
shot from tho submarine struck Ibt-
(‘hinchu all. killing Seaman A. :4. Ed-
wards. of Autism. tin. and two others
not. mum-ti.
a submarine anti the mould guard was
t-mnmended by Secretary Daniels for
its excellent work at the time.
“'lllll'rt.
inn llll' spokcs III the right hand from
On Jan. lit the t'hintilla escaped from
Sinlcon i'oilst-, It cal lllt'n dcclul'w that
.lht- strength of tho ilridgcporl do!"
‘yallon will pi'i'i'iill tit‘hi‘ any opposi-
lion illitl can ht' tonslcrt-d Ill otht-r
nominations. .lilillii' Paul 1.. .Viilicl', «c
Action was dcfi-rrctl lmill one: a Wht'i'l. 'l'ilt- truck tiirncd WM and lic-
mi-i-iiuli lonlolrow ol‘ ri'l'i'l'ni'nlillll'f'il.l'iil'llly was thrown out.
or culpinycrs and \lorkcrs with III.| Iii. .l. 'l'odti of State strct’il. New llo'
I’o-di’i'lll 'I'rndc ('illitnilsttlim. which invcn. was also driving along and stop-
now working on a now scale of puppy pull his car and picked Mct‘arthy up.
prlcca to ho i-ffchc to. of May 1 {Sonic talk bothcn the two mcn fol-
'i'ht- lif'lcos. will ill'ltt'nd limit-iv on the Iowt-d and Mt-(‘llrtby expressed his wii-l cunllitlfllt' tor
llt'W wrun- scalp. anti llit' commission linknctln to sail truck to Todd. which Hm“.
will ask the nliii workers to continucj/po did. Todd paying him It’d) for it. The
ludac oi‘ lllt‘ probati-
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PUBLIC To GIT iNFORMATION.
\l'ASillNG’l‘ON. April Mir—The com.
"little on public Information .wili cli-
‘ tend lln functions by making available
for ”to general public information con-
cerning the istttlvliit-s and location of
low-rnnwnt bureaus. Establishment
of a service for this purpose under
Frederick W.. Mciteynolds.
untlcr lilcir prcncnt arrangement on ruck was removed to a nearby garage
til it now scale can be determined. to he put into condition for thr- trip to
'l'. i', (i'i‘onnor. lirt-altlt-fil of thc in-;Mr. Todd's placc in New liars-n.
terhaiionai liongsbori-mcn. appealed! McCarthy was badly shaken up and
to the "MINI l0 refill"? employers in somewhat scared; in fact. so scared
New York harbor to pay an inert-asp that he insisted upon getting rid of the
in waaca granted to lonnshorcmcn by truck. saying that he would never
a special Wage commission last No- driva it attain. No one was injured in
velnber. the accident.
; cording to prt-dictlotl. will attain M moi
of Villcrs llrciollllcux.
'l‘lic long raugo boutlmrdmcnt
of ihc rcgioll of Paris was resumed
this illorlting.
llclivy lli'iillcry fighting occur-
I‘I‘il lust night. north lllld south of
fllc Avrc, in tho sci-tor of Noyon
and along the. (liar. thc French
War Olllco reports.
French patrols ware active
along all this front and liirought.
batik lilteoil prisoners.
th . Mouse ,
its“
0n the ri ht hankioi
.mma
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