Americans Taking Part? FRENCH AHACKED; Raiciiate
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SPRINGFIELD OFFICER NEW 21’YEiUt OLDS FEATURES OP NEW GERMAN ADVANCE PRESIDENT WILSON Americans GREAT OFFENSIVE GETS FRENCH CROSS; / This Is the fifth day of the “SUPREMELY CONFIDENT” ^struggle, which opened with the NESRER ENUSTMENT German offensive between the SLOWSDOWNrFEWER AN INDIANIAN, ALSO Scarpe and Oise Rivers on OF FINAL OUTCOME Taking Part? Thursday. American soldiers are re- BRITISH ARE CAPTURED ---- I Senate Ready, to Act on Bill Captain Hartwell and Lieutenant lH>rted to be taking part. Apparent Slackening of German Drive France First Americans to Capture Now estimated that 2,000,- Makes White House Optimistic— Washington Silent or Skeptical! Adding 700,000 Knemy Officers Alone, Without 000 men are ongage many months to come. jant Frenite today. ' ■ War Departineiit was entirely Before final action is taken on the “ I could tell by the sound that; It about that part of the German lie toclay tlie reports wYiicli new draft bill, however, Senator New their motor was falling, and soon il report, sent frOm Berlin, reached them from General Panfil-i of Indiana will demand a test vote ^aw t'ho German machine descend ph said that “ portions of Fran- ing. This is due to the fket that bl B a i^ ^ e , abodt; on universal military service. The ing. ^t#0‘Amerlcan reserves who had been the American commander-in*chiet jiiOrth' of ^ton n e* dO/dlj bill, as It stands now, authorizes the “ Tho captain and I ran towards PARIS i s m u . ^ brought up were beaten.’’ It has DEFENSIVE BEGINS-TEU- has no direct personal information day. The , Germans. drafting of young men as they at tho Germans us their machine struck stated that American units were re received from the British and French efforts to take the B ri| tain the age of 21 years from time to the earth. It landed against a bIicH cently reported as operating near TON LOSSES CONTINUE high commands. This has been BEING BOHffiARDED by storm, but were met' time, whenever the President decides crater and the men were catapult'^' La Fere. But whether they are the transmitted to tho War Department, hearted resistance. There,’i i f l they are required. Senator New from the airplane. They then set lire troops referred to by the Germans HUGE but officials say they cannot make It where in the zone of flghtlgg*; ha.j an amendment to make the meas to it. Mystery Remains Whether Airplanes and what branch they ars is not public until the same facts come from Germans suffered tremendoig^i ure permanently operative, which “ The Prussian captain was chas?'.l or Big Guns Is Responsible— Am known here. London and Paris. es under the raking maobfilb^nig* would mean an equivalent of uni- into an old, disused trench, where he bassador 81iarpo Says It’s a Gun. Several lengthy cables from Gen was taken prisoner. Then the Ger London, March 25.— Powerful U. S. Participation Uncertain. and artillery fire of the venal service. The vote on the An advance over a front o t about, ^ eral Pershing have reached the man lieutenant was-^pursued, but counter attacks, delivered by Britl.sh . The question of wheinor Ameri amendment will furnish a test of. the twenty-five' miles on Sunday w a»»^ War Department. While official,', two shots from an automatic pistol forces south of Peronne, have cans are actual participants remain strength of universal service senti Paris, March 25.— Paris was still claimed by the German war j characterize them as referring to soon baited him. We took our Ger thrown back the Germans from tl>c ed unanswered today. At the War ment in the Senate. under bombardment today by un Berlin also reported the capturerjaf “ many routine matters’’ it is known man captives to our quarters where western.to the eastern bank of (lie Department, officials said that they seen force.). Shells began falling upwards of 80,000 prisoners, that they give the result of his latest we gave first aid to the captain, Somme River, the British War Of- had no official word yet. It was upon the city before seven o’clock, guns and enormous booty. observations. Army staff officers whose back was burned and the ser flee announced today. stated that the American public will but the people remained calm and (These figures constitute the say that General Pershing remains geant whose back was injured. The At the same time the Germans re be kept informed on all developments went about their dally routine as tal captures on the first fonr dayi iiV'Sr. f. 1 ' - - TWO 'v^r' Myy''^- MONDAY. M ARCH 1918 T German Aircraft Bombard m m m i m Americans—Latter Not Yet m m u m m MUSEMENTS PARK THEATER Sted Stocks Hit Esperlally- Losses I ------■ W In The Big Fight, Apparently of Two to Six Points in Some WHAT*8 WHAT AND WHO’S ^WHO Shares ((Rotations. IN MLANCHB8TEB MOVD HOUSES BY TlUSm OWN PRESS AGENTS. These officers pointed out the ne With the American Army in New -Vork, March 25.— The entire W------♦ Pathe pay Pathe Day J France, March 24.— (Delayed) (6 p. cessity for plain speaking now, so stock market was unsettled by the PEGGY HYLAN IN “THE OTHER WOMAN” m.)—-American positions were under that the people at home can realise news fiom the battle front in France lire today from both German air that every effort is necessary on their A Smashing Arraignment of the Divorce Evil In Five < at the opening today. The buying craft and German artillery. part in order that the foe may be W'U restricted, at recently prevail PAUL ATTHE(3RC1£. Big A cts Early in- the morning a German beaten. ing prices in the most important is airplane crossed the line at an alti The German announcement of the -I sues. Steel Commoh sold at 86 1-2 Toda;^ W P ifh e Day at the Popu The Connecticut State Council of tude of 20,000 feet. The airman capture of Peronne and Ham was The PRICE of Folly to 86 8-4, showing an initial loss of lar Plaii|iMik Ur. Sullivan has ar Defense wiU have charge of ihe pro shut off his motor and volplaned low received by the Americans yesterday two points with a rally in the next ranged fsr^ s different film company gram at the Circle theater this even You Know This in the obscurity of the early morn afternoon. Coupled with the an few minutes to 87 1-8. to supply Entertainment each day ing. The Circle management has ing darkness, dropping numerous nouncement that the enemy was Many other steel stocks, showed so everybody may be pleased no mat "done its bit" by turning the entire new style bombs, which exploded be again bombarding Paris, it was felt Pathe Comedy Park Symphonic Orchestra j losses of over two points and several ter what thoir taste in pictures may house and staff over to the council fore they reached the ground, scat that the Kaiser was making his su P. S.— ^This is the Biggest Monday Bill Ever Shown. specialties declined from two to six be. " and it asks in return, that the entire tering clouds of mustard gas. As preme effort to end the conflict be points, with Texas Company drop public, not only the movie fan, but the gas is heavier than air it slow fore the United States could actually The feitaifw.will be a Gold Rooster ping three points to 140 and General everybody, retaliate by supporting ly settled, spreading as it did so. get a huge force into the field. Special entitled, "The Other Wo Tomorrow^Triangle Pay— “LEAKIN’ OF JIM BENTON 1 Motors falling 3 1-2 to 113 1-2. this worthy movement. The pro American gas officers Immediately American officers pointed out that man", starring Peggy Hyland. This National Leather also showed a loss gram consists of the latest war pic detected the presence of the toxic the Germans are ready to sacrifice is a five aet masterpiece which tells of three points opening at 65. tures and an intensely interesting poison, by a reddish blue glare and enormous numbers of troops in or how a good wife foiled the attempts Marine Preferred was down 2 1-2 lecture by Sergeant D. J. McKenna, signalled for the men to put on their der to force a decision in the west. of "the other woman" to steal her at the opening to 89, with a rally to husband. It IS from a different angle who fought throughout the battle masks. The enemy, they declared, is trying 90 in the next few sales. Reading of the Somme, an(T who was blown Try to Oas Artillery. to batter down the morale of the than the usual "eternal triangle” dropped 1 1-2 to 77 1-2, with a rally from his stretcher where he lay tohe The enemy evidently tried to gas populace in the rear of the battle line story and between the lines of the to 87 l-4< and Union Pacific opened severely wounded. The films are some of our artillery a little later in with his air raids and long range play there is a stem arraignment of Evening R| A Herald’s A down 2 1-8 to 116 from which it ral owned, operated and controlled by the day. A certain half ruined bombardments, at %he same time the divorce evil. lied to 117 3-8. the government, they are very inter town in an advanced American area that he is trying to break through Next in order on the program is The supply of stocks, at the open esting and up to date. The ser was subjected to two bursts of fire the front. "The Catspaw” the third story in ing was quickly absorbed without geant is said to be an excellent AB6A1W bOLUMNiO ^froni Krupp batteries. The Bi« Gun. "The Price of Folly" series that B the slightest effort of banking sup speaker and his graphic description Most of the projectiles sent over American and French artillery are Ruth Roland is making famous every port. It was commented upon that of the great conflict "over there’’ were gas shells, but there was some keenly interested in the official Monday at the Park. In this pic borders close on realism. Owing to 2D WORDS FOR OHLY10 CENTS high explosive and shrapnel also. French report that Paris had been at no time even when prices were ture it shows how a girl became the the enormous expense incurred in A German airplane was detected shelled by a long range German gun. one to three points below Saturday’s tool of a scheming politician and taking and presenting these films, For the accommodation of our patrons we will accept Tel hovering in the sky and directing the The feeling is prevalent that a final figures was there any nervous how she sacrificed herself for politi the State Council of Defense will German fire, but was driven off by critical period is at hand and all the ness. cal honors. ephone advertisements for this column from any one charge a nominal admission price in our anti-aircraft guns. Americans are hoping to get into ■Steel Common, after suffering an The bill will be completed with a whose name is on our books payment to be made at earliest order to Jielp defray expenses. The American batteries shelled St. action. The initial success of the initial decline of two points, moved Pathe comedy. convenience. In other cases cash must accompany order. entire receipts go toward the further Baussant heavily and threw some Germans does not surprise Ameri up 1 1-2 to 88. Reading recovered Tomorrow will be Triangle day advancement of this great work. It 'shells into German communication cans, who have been taught that its opening loss of 1 1-2, as did most and a Triangle Special, "The Learn- must be remembered that when a trenches. A fluctuating and har- either side can advance a certain of the other active railroad Issues. in’ of Jim Benton” will be the head lecture such as Sergeant McKenna’s READ BY OVER 9,000 PEOPLE EACH EVENIII8 rasslng Are was also kept up against distance and capture men and guns The Liberty second fours opened line?. -.-I . is given in the larger cities, the ad the enemy’s flrst lines.* during the flrst few days of a drive. at 96.60, but soon rallied to 96.68. On Wednesday and Thursday, Rex mission price is as high as five dol A squadron of seven German air But the real fruits of the operations Liberty 3 l-2s were traded in at Beach’s greatest stoiy, "The Auc FOR SALE. TO RENT. lars, without the pictures. . The planes tried to swoop across the must result during the secondary 98.24 tion Block" wikU be the attraction. FOR SALE—One full set of second TO RENT—6 room tenement with admission p>ice for this evening is hand household goods. Inquire Wat bath, pply 93 Foster Sf., Phone 409^. American lines, but the formation phase of the offensive, when efforts Cotton. This picture ifas personally super fifteen and twenty-five cents, the per kins Bros. 149t4 was broken up and the machines dis are made to follow up the flrst suc Heavy selling pressure was in ev vised by the famous author himself TO RENT—Five room tenement from formance to start promptly at eight FOR SALE—Two nice level building April flrst. All modern Improvements. persed by American machine gun cesses. idence at the opening of the cotton and is rellsased through the Gold- lots; vines, apple and maple trees, line Maple St., near Main. See W. Rubin- o’clock. Now do your bit and re hedge of shrubbery on three sides; ow at Rublnow’s Specialty Shop, Main . , . fire. The fact that the Germans heavi market today, and sales in May, the wyn company. In this picture will member, regardless of attendance or prospective location, stone's throw St., So. Manchester, Conn. 149t3 '' American observers, piloted by ly outnumbered the British is re flrst option traded in, could not be be seen such uotables as the late from West street or new Cheney Town; receipts, there is not a penny of pro the ideal place for a garden, yielded TO RENT—A 3 room tenement on French aviators, have been working garded as complimentary, to the made until the offers had brought "Diamond Jim Brady, Flo Zlegfleld, nearly 50 bushels potatoes last year. Foster St. Apply to Robt. J. Smith, fit in this for anybody. It is being hard trying to ascertain if there were skill of Field Marshal Sir Douglas the price considerably under Satur Alan Dale; the famous critic and Sell cheap before time to plant for new Bank Building. lARtf done In the Interest of the "boys over crop. A.Jacquemin, 47 Middle Turnpike any German troop movements oppo Haig, as the indications were that day’s closing. That month was 51 Gaby Deslya. j Tel. 348-12. 149t6 TO RENT—4 roomed up s ta irs ,!^ - ; there” and cine of them may be ement. suitable for a small family.:. B. site the American front, but little ac- the Germans Intended to strike in points lower at the start, with others In this picture you will FOR SALE—Fischer piano in good L. G. Hohenthal, 467 Center St. ,14jlt£. your boy. tlvi^ was noticed. the Cambrai sector in a possible ef 25 to 44 points off. see: the det| blackmail fram' condition. Inquire at 22 Locust St. The attractions for the balance of 149t3 Situation CriticaL fort to make the British reinforce After the call prices recovered up; a pblloem tttf^p; a 3140 a plate DESIRABLE RENT—For aAult fa the week, are as follows: Tomor FOR SALE— Barred Plymouth Rock ily, rent reasonable. JB. flaaBiM With the American Army in that p'llrt of their line by withdraw rather sharply, and May w itk in ^ e dinner In a. fight In a. eggs for hatching from choice stock. So. Main St., Tel. row, a Fox standard special, "Babes ^France, Marjph 25.— American army. ing troops from^ the nortb, thus mtoutes was pp 14 points from the sumptuoniiiHHlK^^Ar the horri- 11.26 per 13; 28.00 per 100. J. S. Bowen In the- Woods." Wednesday. 27 Middle Turnpike East. M&TtS TO’ RENT—^FumlSl leavini; -.the iiaitiiJ Price.' wifeh: ^»thw. pdiUtons. without board, AppUt; FOR sale:—^House and. barn, wl Street. A" ikf of the two reel comedy. On Thursday and building lot, suitable for garage. In Friday, Pauline Fredericks in a quire at 134 Oakland St. 14St3 is probably WANTED—A gtri-after school A m erica' Sugar ...... 10 super-Paramount, "Mrs. Dane’s De ■ FOR SALE—Two building lots, on attending high school and living thflKbest kiiD^ym^bt all American au Hilliard St. Level and dry elevation. neighborhood preferred. Ihqulr^‘ *' * I Am B Sugar’ ...... 75% fense." A Mack Sennett comedy East Center street. BB REMHiASSIFIED. thors and tbla itory is his master Address 134 Oakland St. . 148t3 ------'■ ...... ■ ", 5''i Am Tei ft Tel ...... 101 will also be shown on these two days. Anaconda ...... 61% piece. FOR SALE—Single Comb White Leg WANTED—By adults, unfurnished c,’ Waterbury, March 26.— ^The Scov- Saturday, the Vltagraph program, horn eggs for-hatching. English Bar quiet convenient rent near trolley, -s-: SnFFENINGFASr Am Smelter ...... 76% From the comment already heard ron strain, large eggs, heavy winter Town or suburbs, with people who own .-I ille Manufacturing Company, Am Loco ...... 61 we don’t have to tell you about this. house preferred. References exchanged among the local movie fans, seats layers. 192 egg average, $2 per 13, 810 Address Box 473, West Hartford, Conn. Atinned from Page 1.) through Its industral service depart Am Car Foundry ...... 75% per 100. ' M. St. Clair Burr, 229 West ______144tf A T ft S F e ...... 82% -will be at a premium on Wednesday Center St., Tel. 215-12. 148t6 ment, has taken action against a NO TIME LIMIT Balt ft O h io ...... 51% evening. FOR sale:—Baby carriage, good as REPAIRING bn the Allied side British, French score of Its former employees for Butte ft Sup ...... 18% ON P. O. SALARIES new. Inquire, Edawrd Newton. 26 and American soldiers are engaged whom it secured deferred classifica Chile C opp er...... 15% Hamlin Street. Gold Jewelry, Emblems, all Uads. Col Fuel ...... 37 Special deslgas to order. Jewelry aad along the battle line, while Portu tion from draft boards on account of Washington, March 25— The House FOR SALE— 83,000, buys a new 6 Wjatch repairing, small expeaae, law C & O ...... 55% FOES HURLED BACK roomed up tq date house with lot prices. Gardella, 40 Agylam Street, guese troops bold a sector of the their connection with the manufac Can P a c ...... 137% this afternoon reiterated its refusal 50x170 feet. A. H. Skinner. 146tf Hartford. IMtf line immediately north of the zone ture of war munitions. These men Erie ...... 14% to set a time limit on the five to 25 ACROSS SOMME RIVER FOR sale:—Five one family houses of offense. after secumg exemption left the com Erie 1 s t ...... 27% per cent, increases in the salaries of on Main Street, between the Center and LOST Gen Electric ...... 136% North Main St., your opportunity. A. Germans Lose Heiavily. pany’s employ anfl their names were postal' employees provided In the H. Skinner. v 146tf Gt Northern...... 88 AUCTION. All reports from the front today today given draft officials for re Kennecott ...... 30% rGentInoied from Face i.l Madden Bill. It voted 98 to 47 "At an other points the jattackers FOR SALE—Farms of every de TO SETTLE THE ESTATE ' OP emphasized two things: classification. Louisville ft Nash ...... 112% against an amendment by Represen scription, 1 to 600 acres each, prices were stopped before the positions of 81,300 to 825,000. A. H. Skinner. < 146tf THE LATE CHARLES E. JOSEPH (1 )— The severity of the German Lehigh V alley...... 56 tative Cox of Indiana, which would OF MELROSE, CONN., I will sell Mexican P e t ...... 90% the British. ■ The enemy was not losses in the fresh fighting that de- have limited the increase to the fiscal FOR sale:—On Trolley line. Center the following to the highest bidder ONLY ESSEN'TIAL NEW BUILDING Mer M Pfd ...... 90% only driven hack, but lost heavily. St., one family house with beautiful without reserve: 1 tobacco setter, 1 TOiof ad on Sunday. The British Mer M ...... 24% year 1915. lot of about % acre for garden and Washington, March 25.— No new "This morning the Germans re poultry, price only 82,300 easy terms. Prout hoe, 1 smoothing harrow, 1 war Mice says fifty-four German air- Miami Copper ...... 30 Robert J. Smith, Bank Bldg. 146tf wheelbarrow, 1 corn planter, 1 fin buildings unless they are essential Norfolk ft West ...... 102% newed their assaults in the Bapaume phllle havev been brought down. WOMEN ALIENS MUST REGISTER. ishing harrow, 1 cultivator, 1 wheel to war work. This is the purpose of Nev Consol C opper...... 18% sector and fresh fighting developed FOR SALE—To settle an estate, the harrojv, 1 farm wagon,' 1 dump cart, if?.- I;f)—-The gallantry of the Brit National Lead ...... :... 55% Washington, March 25— The Sen Ferdinand Scheibenpflug property on a resolution adopted this afternoon there. corner of Center and McKee Sts., large 1 wheel harrow, 5 hoes, 5 tobacco ish, who were compelled to with North P a cific...... 84% ate Judiciary committee this after double house and other buildings, by the War Industries Board of the "A ' nomber the attacks were riggings, tobacco sash, 1 pair good stand assaults made by superior N Y C e n t...... 69 noon voted to report favorably an large vineyard, fruit and 1% acre of work horses, 3 sets double harness, Council of National Defense in which NYNHftH ...... 27% made south ef Bapouune. land, large frontage on two streets, forces of troops following the most amendment to the enemy alien law, bargain for someone. Robert J, Smith, 2 sets sihgle harness, 2 gas engines, it is provided that priority asslstt^ce Press Steel C a r ...... 59% "Forces of Germans that had Bank Bldg. 146tf 2 gas engines, 2 cows and household violent cannonades known in war Penna ...... 45% which extends the provisions of the will be wthheld from all construc- crossed the Somme River south of FOR SALE?—At, Coventry. 25 acre furhiture; all to be sold on the fare. Repub I ft S ...... 77% law to women. Under this amend PREMISES AT THE CHARLES ton products which will not help win Reading ...... 79% Peronne between I^conrt and Brie farm. 7 room house, barn, etc., a real The complete plans of the Ger ment alien women will be required chance for someone, price only 81,200, JOSEPH FARM KNOWN AS T^E man army command have not .yet the war. Southern Pac ...... 83 were driven back across the stream on easy terms. Robert J. Smith, Bank GRANGER FARM, MELROSE, Southern Ry ...... 22% to register as alien enemies. Ameri Bldg. 146tf revealed themselves, but the general by Britlsb oounteivGimsts." CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, AT St P a u l...... 41 can women who have married aliens FOR sale:—Ideal home near Man 12 O’CLOCK NOON, RAIN OR opinion by Allied militafy critics is Tex Oil ...... 142% chester Green, 8 room house, steam SHINE. GET " D. 8." CROSS. Union Pac ...... 118% are not Included. heat and modern In every way. garage, that the Germans are ready to make about 65 apple, pear, cherry and peach Andrew F. Sheehan, Auctioneer, any sacrifice if they can break With the American Army in U S S te e l...... : 88% AUCTION AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD trees, plenty of grapes, currants, black Sage-Alien Building, Hartford. U S Steel Pfd ...... 108 berries, gooseberries and raspberries. through where the French and Brit France, March 25— Lieutenant H. at Manchester, within and for the dis Jacob 1. Suisman, Administrator, Utah Copper...... 78 trict of Manchester, on the 21st day of 3 acres of perfect land. A beautiful Pllgard Building, Hartford. ish armies Join, so that both flanks H. David, of the AmeHcan Medical Westinghouse ...... 40% March A . D. 1918. home, prlca only 80,500. Robert J. We will sell at public auction to Present OLIN R. 'WOOD, Esq.. Judge. Smith, Bank Bldg. 146tf P. S.— This farm consists of 478 of the Allied forces can be attacked. Reserve Corps, who Is attached to the Liberty Bonds 3 % s ...... 98,20 settle the Elstate of the late Charles Estate of Jennette Charlotte Halberg acres of tobacco, hay and pasture British army, has receved the Brit Liberty Bonds 4s 1 s t ...... 96.76 E. Taylor, Oakland, Manchester of Manchester, in said district, incap FOR SALE—^Near the Center a nearly land, with sheds to hold 25 acres One series of German attacks would Liberty Bonds 4s 2nd ...... 96.82 able. new 2 family flat, strictly up-to-date ish Distinguished Service Cross it Conn., Thursday, March 28, 1918 at The conservator having exhibited his in every way, fine home or Investment, of tobacco and is for sale or rent.; thus be directed southwards towards 10 a. m. was learned here today. He was annual account with said estate to this see me before it is too late. Robert J. P«rla; the other northward towards Take Rockville car to Trolley Sta court for allowance, it is Smith, Bank Bldg. 146tf HARRIS, C O ^ N & HARRIB, honored for entering a British dug- OKLAHOMA KILLS TRAITORS. tion 47. ORDERED: that the 30th day of ilw cfenanel coast. March A. D. 1918, at 9 o’clock, fore FOR sale:—A 45 acre farm with Pllgard Building, 1068 Bfaln 8L Haig Confident. out on January 8 under terrific shell Tulsa,'Okla., March 25.— ^Two lives 2 Horses. Farming Tools, House noon, at the probate office, in said Man house and barn, both Jn good condition. J - Hartford. fire and remaning after the dugout have been takea 'jWaM Marshal Haig advices from Car. Horses weighing 1,100 and for a hearing on the allowance of said Bolton. 145t6 had been blown in, directing the at because their 'owners expressed sym administration account with said es house Point to attend this auction, j rttish headquarters breathe a 1,300 pounds, 2 heifers, 2 yearlings, tate, and this court directs the conser FOR SALE—Second hand Concord 147t3 1 spirit of strength and confidence. tending to the wounds of the occu pathy for Germans on the western 2 wheel borrows, cultivators, plows, vator to give public notice to all per buggy and heavy driving harness, 840. battle front. 10 barrels hen manure, mowing ma sons interested therein to appear and Both in fine condition, George W. They show that the British had long pants. He also saved the life of a be heard thereon by publishing a copy Woodbrldge, 145tf British soldier by performing a Joe Sing, a German waiter, declar chine, blocks and falls, ice plow and of this order in some newspaper hav ) prepared for such a grand scale of- tools, step ladder, blankets, top car ing a circulation in said district, and FOR sale:—Barn 28x40 could be v'fonfiwe as the Germans are now major operation. ed he hoped every American soldier riage, stSel tire top concord, nearly by posting va^opy of this order on the made into 2 family house. Enough TOWN ADVERTISEMENT. in France would be killed. S. I. public signpost in the said town of stone to build avcellaf. Plenty cheap . making, by preparing a series of new, business 'Wagon, single farm Manchester, five days before said day lots near by. Thomas (Bradley, 180 Miller, special officer for the county 's^agon, nearly new, grindstone. Acme of hearing' and return make to this Porter St. 144tf tortilled positions to which they GIVES STAMPS FOR CHANGE. harrow, milk cans, hay cutter, oil court. council of defense, heard the remark ' FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Single NOTICE OF THE TAX OOLLlgOTOR mnld retire in case of necessity. Warren, Pa., March 25.— A. land tank, dining set, rocking and morris OLIN R. 'WOOD, Judge. and sent three bullets into Sing’s chairs, sideboard, china closet, li H- 8-25-18. Comb White Leghorn baby chicks, froip A dispatch from The Hague to- lord here has an electric sign on his 200 egg strain, twenty dollars a hun All persons’ liable by law to paf . -4|a]r said that the German press ex- body, killing him instantly. brary table, desk chair, couch, stands, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD dred. Custom batching, three cents town or personal taxes In' the town desk and when a patron steps up to iron bedstead, sewing machine, dress at Manchester, within and for the dis each egg. Tel. Rockville 206-6, J. Q. <1 I praises the opinion that a decisive Sunday evening Seven Ivenoff, a trict of Manchester, on the 26th day French, P. O. Vernon. Conn. of Manchester are hereby notified settlO'dilB bill the-sign is flashed: Bulgarian miner at Hickory, was er, . chiffonier, mattresses, bedroom of March A. D. 1918. that I will ha've n rate, hill for the list '^ W tle is at hand in France. The “ Will you take thrift stamps for your set and various other articles too nu Present OLIN R 'WOOD. Esq. Judge. FOR SALE—Birch wood, four foot of 1917 of 11 milla on the dollar, prepare the people for ter- shot and killed by Patrolman Mains merous to mention. Estate of Rousali (Rivals) Sire late stove leng^ths. C. H. Schell. Brook' due and collectible 6n April 1st 131 change?" The idea Is not copy for seditious utterances. Auctioneer’s Notice— Owing to of Manchester, In said district, deceas mead Farm. Tel. Manchester 143-18. some saying that the ed. 181tf personal tax dud February 1; ISils; righted, but Is successful. the death of Mr. Taylor all of the On motion of Frederld|3‘ R. Manning and that I will, meet them at the must expect to lose hun- property will be sold to settle the executor. ORDERED: that six in ftl| b 8 from the f o r 'SALE OR RENT—Fifty adre Hall of Records;^ eaioh week d ej from thonsands of men. The man on the corner says: Rob estate and without reserve. Take farm, about 8 1-8 miles from Highland April 1st to . May 1st UuAmdTf. Rockville car to limit at Oakland. 86th day of March A D. ^1018 be and i Pentsche Tages Zeitung says Home on a brief furlough, Rich ins and bluebirds are becoming as the same are limited and allowed for Park, with nice house, In bang-up Hours from 9 A, m*. to 4 p. m., exfiest Sale—-Rain or shine. Lunch may the creditors within which to bring in shape, stock barn; horse barn, etc., all praienged hard fighting is in ard Armstrong, who before he en in good condition and well fenced. W. on Wednesday,, J^ iil 3 n n d .^ # d n ^ numerous as income tax questions. be had on the premises. theih claims against said estate, and day, ApMl 10, the first rush of the listed, resided at 236 Center street, the said executor Js ^directed to give R. Grant. Tel. 246-18. 129tt ROBERT M. RBID, Expert Auc mblio notice to the creditors to bring from J \p. U hot give success." married Miss Lena Best of the same tioneer, 801 Main Street, Manchester, fn their claims within said time allow BAKER SEES LLOYD 6EOROE. from 0 a, me. to t P> to. - ;iM e writer argues that the address. He left last evening for Conn. 'Telephone 268-4. ed by posting a .copy of this order on V. 149t8 the public signpost nearest to the place London, March 26— ^Newton B. jMiBsiTe may be extended his company and will iMve this where the deceased last dwelt within / BEtL*AN.S said town and by publishing the same Baker, the American aecretaty ofirar, TTeiiek liites sure under week for a southern camp. The cer in some ne'wspaper naving' a olroulation ' ■' ■' ■■ . V ■ ■■ Absolutely' Removes See our windoiT display of In said probate dls'*■ itilCt, wiithin ten today held conferences wito are ikdioations that emony’ was pertormeA' by Rev. S. days, from the date of thie- o|^er, and iM Bajiter tor yonr soldier hr Lloyd Qeorte. and Lord, tiiA AgalB be the scene of KeiU. rector of St Mary’s B plicoi^ Indigestion. Drussists s& or boy InUbelsenrlee,^ BalMi ft return make to this Court of the notice eburdk. refund money if it faiisr 25o British Beorotary of WiOj Brown.' -s"- i .. I f \ , 1 '< 'i'"’ * " V ' '* ' '* ~ '' ' ^ ' ...... 'V *.L■>‘^'\^.^J-'^®'§ the EVENING HERAU), MOOT?A^ > f..« ■- ■ ■ V^ -‘ ^ ■■ ■ . i , I ' r *■*.- • •• • '•;!' .-.■ -V*-1 portunity now to shbW v m w im w m m uToiism ECRowi lave gained from it, 'Mrs. '^HWdlw read with ability the Oennwi "Song B L O V ;^ f r o m a s t r e t c h e r w h e r e h e l a y s e - TO PLOUGH HER OWN FARM IN THE WORKING RESERVE! ^ ^ e l y ^ w j n b e i x s u c h w a s t h e E X P E R . of Hate.” ^ This p o e ^ ab a^^yho Best R ^ Cedsr h e n c e OF SERGEANT P. J. McKENNA WHO ATPAinim ciULir have read it know, sum's up l»^a few Jnes Germany’s most serious disease Great Granddaughtw of President Lads Mast Agree, to Spend at Leastj In WILL SPEAK AT THE CIRCLE THIS 06 Days To Help WJn the War. Aoty EVENING. __^jealousy. The spe^er then turn W ill Do Her Bit to Help Win ed to conditions in .PolMd^ ;^he told War. Quality Lumber abd Rev. Dr.llPd and Ibs^ & R. of the proclamation which was post Hartford, March 25.— Applications Mason MateriijklB ed in Warsaw by the mllitai^govern- Mary Lincoln Beckwith, great for enrollment in the United States ChanSer TaK at H i^ or. She told of the cruel, treatment granddaughter of Abraham Lincoln, Boys Working Reserve for fa,rm la CONN. STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE of the people second only to the suf- who has been representing the Wo bor will be accepted until further GR ; brings of the Belgians. Children man’s Division of the Committee on notice throughout Connecticut ac ScboolH all Public Information In Cuba, has re cording to the announcement of Will Present This Evening The were sent from Poland into Germany to work in the munition factories, turned to this country and states her Arthur Howe of Windsor, chief en rollment officer. The actual num and the fields. Twenty dollars was determination to plough the fields ber of boys pledging'vacation time NOTICE WOMEirS WORK IN WAR paid for a girl worker and thirty dol of the family farm in Vermont as to the winning of the war on the U l l S I OFFICIAL WAH FILMS lars for a hoy. Von Bessler was the part of her war work for this spring. farms will be cofnpiled when the en German governor of Poland who or- j “ Last year there were only eight All policies will have our mosv ACCOMPANIED BY A VERBAL SKETCH Mrs. Chandler Tells What Women rollment campaign is concluded. dered 30,000 Polish men executed | men left to cut the hay on an 800 careful attention and ^1 busi Are Doing in Europe and What Last week was observed as en OF THE GREAT CONFLICT BY SERGT. because they refused to enlist in the acre farm,” said Miss Beckwith, ness pertaining to this agepey They Must Do Here. rollment week by the Reserve but P. J. McKENNA WHO FOUGHT THROUGH German army. Rather than fight “ and conditions will be erven worse will be cared for in the future as many more boys are available and against their allies*the high spirited this y§ar. I could not sit on a under the same management as OUT THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Intend to enroll an extension of the That Manchester people are tak Poles faced Hun torture and the fir veranda in Cuba and knit when there heretofore. enrollment period was decided. Ral ADMISSION 15c. and 25c. ing a great Interest in the welfare of ing sQuad. There are no children was a man’s place to be filled here.” Kindly address all communi lies have been held in the public and the hoys “ over there” was empha to be seen in Poland under seven Miss Beckwith has purchased a cations to Box 665, Manchester, private schools as a method of in sized Saturday night when the local years of age. They have either died tractor which will be attached to her Conn. teresting the recruits in the foofi high school hall was crowded to the from lack of care or have been sent automobile and she believes that The R. B. Cowles Ins. Agcy. army and the response has been doors to hear Dr. Ernest DeF Miel to Germany to be brought up as Ger the work of ploughing can thus be R. B. Cowles— E. W. JCeeney. t o m o r r o w —“BABES IN THE WOODS” large. Effective service has been tell of conditions in France. The done without undue effort or even WEDNESDAY—CHAS. RAY in “HIS MOTHER’S SON.” mans. performed by twenty men from the enormous crowd was more than sat discomfort. She will take a short The Women of England. R. O. T. C. and the Naval Reserve of L . T . W O O D THURS.) FRL—PAULINE FREDERICKS—^MRS. DANE’S isfied with the rally. Both the agricultural course at Cornell as a The work of the women in Eng Yale University, who have appeared speakers of the evening told little preparation for her field work and SUCCESSOR TO P. A. REESE DEFENSE. land during the war has been won in uniform and made appeals at the EXPRESS AND GENERAL TRUCK things concerning'the fighting which hopes to organize a unit of young derful. These women do not hesi enrollment rallies. The Y. M. C. A. ING, PIANO AND FURNITURE they never knew about. Both the women who will aid farmers in that MOVING, PUBLIC STORE tate to go into the danger zones to and the ^ Boy Scouts have given as lectures were inspiring. After hear section of the country lacking male HOUSE. work for democracy’s cause. Be sistance throughout the campaign.’* ing Dr. Miel and Mrs. George B labor. Communications should be Storehouse and Office, Bissell St. fore the war there were 200,000 wo Enrollment is being taken of boys S. H. STEVENS, MGR. Tel. 4fM Chandler the crowd left the hall addressed to her at Manchester, Ver men employed in the factories. There between the ages of 15 and 21 who feeling that the Allies could not pos: mont. are now a million and a quarter em will agree to spend 60 days of the slbly lose in the fight and that the Miss Beckwith, who is said to have ployed in munition factories in Eng vacation period in some industry that Yankees lads across the seas were inherited much of the spirit of her Belvedere Eestanrant land. Now that America is in the is essential to the war. Greatest on a vacation which they were en great ancestor, is the granddaughter war, the women of America must emphasis, however, is being laid on Sweet cider for sale by the gallon joying immensely. of Robert T. Lincoln of Chicago. take their turn in doing what the the necessity of a great army of boys I and glass. Corner of Spruce and The Meeting Opened. Abraham Lincoln’s eldest son, and women of England have been doing. to work on the farms and thereby I Maple Streets, Telephone 577. The rally was opened by F. A at one time secretary of war. Wheat must be saved for the “ Sam increase the food supply. The Con f r a n k m a n t e l l i, p r o p r ie t o r Verplanck who asked the Liberty mies” in Prance. Red Cross work necticut Junior Agricultural volun Chorus to favor with singing. “ Amer typewriters must be taken up by all. teers, consisting of boys between the lea” and “ The Battle Hymn of the When it IB ueciared that the Before Dr. Miel was introduced ages of 14 and 16 is also being re All makes overhauled or repaired Republic” were sung. Then Mr. the Liberty Chorus sang “ When the Ukrainians have invited the Ger mans to form an army in Ukraine, it cruited. RIBBONS Verplanck explained the work of the Flag Goes By” and “ Won’t You Say was prompted of course by the same /Knd Supplies for all Machines War Bureau. , Few in town know of a Prayer?” reason that t’lc Finns asked the This is going to be a season when D. W . CAMP the work which is being accomplish Dr. Miel Speaks. kaiser to name his son to be their ‘less attention should'he given to the P.O.Box503 Phone,Valley244 ed at this office In the Ferris block. Dr. Miel opened his lecture by tell lawn and more to the garden.— Ex. HARTFORD Many of the details of the war ing of the way the French people king.— Ex. _____^ Be M any Men— M any Places which would otherwise fall upon worshipped Joan of Arc the Maid of town officials or volunteers are be Orleans. War means sacrifice and HEAVY TRUCKING This very day you can be in twenty-six ing handled very efficiently there. America must be prepared to sacri Long Distance Hauls a Specialty There are about twenty people in thousand cities, towns and hamlets—tal^g fice because she Is In the war. Dr. 5 Ante Tmck* and Foil Manchester who are writing regular Miel gave a lengthy and enlightening orders, arranging deliveries, collecting biUs, of Competent Ma ly to soldiers. These letters are not straightening out misunderstandings, quoting description of the place where the written in a personal tone. They boys of the 102d, Manchester’s boys, G. E. WILLIS prices, etc. merely tell of the doings in town and are situated. They Are in t^e Ver 164 Bart Center Street. Wione Bit Fifty thousand Western Union employees contain Items which are of interest dun valley near the city of Toul. are forever at your service, yet the cost is to every Manchester boy in the ser They billeted In French houses I within reach of everyone. vice. Clippings, humorous and in and have comfortable quartei^. teresting, are enclosed In' the let-i ‘1-1 men r-, \ ■ bn wwe'lmy women m wwu w care to visit'relatlvea at Camp Dev ena they should communicate with While In there the place was flooded ComsalBBioQ a od I v9woX to say emiibatic- While the men are being trained Mrs. F. T. Blish. Mrs. Bllsh can with gas. The men were protected aUy that Swift &Con^pany isnotapa f^ to iS O O ENGINEERS they will be housed and maintained make arrangements for an overnight by their masks. Some of the meh at government expense, and they will any conspiracy to defraud the stay and will give those desirous of suffered frhm the gas hut on the 'G.J also receive military training while visiting the camp valuable informa ment Mor has Swift & Com pany been ' FOR AIRPLANES NEXT whole they came through excellently. ttnkar BrtMlne, So. pursuing their studies. Upon their tion. For the average woman who Mothers of boys in France should guHty o f improperly storing foods or of graduation they will be especially does not know the camp it is next to not worry about the welfare of their! Provost Marshal General Calls on mftiring £aise entrieS'Or reports. well fitted to aid the government in impossible to find the company one boys. They do not stay out late Local Board of Four States for Team Harness its air program. Is looking for without a guide. nights for when they get to tleir Conferences of packers, where prices Candidates for -Schools. Single and Double - This is the first call General Crow Mrs. Chandler Speaks. bunks they are so tired that they go have been discussed, have been held at der has Issued to Induct young men My own make, guaranteed, also. Mrs. Chandler emphasized the fact to bed immediately. the urgent request and in tide presence Washington. March 25.— Orders of draft age with certain education that this war was a woman’s war. Factory Made Harness. . . Cuiirugo of the French. of representattves of either the Food were Issued today by Provost Mar- al qualifications into the service and She told of the things which the Dr. Miel’s story ended with a talk CHARLES LAEING send them to universities, colleges Administration or the Council of National 'shal General Crowder, calling upon women in Belgium, France and Po on the courage and morale of the Corner Main and EJldridgo Streets. local boards In Illinois, Indiana, and technical schools to be instruct land had suffered. The women in French troops, our allies of the tri Defense. And yet the packers have been ed In technical arts, until they have Iowa and Minnesota to furnish those countries have been doing the color. Wounded again and again a ccu ^ of committing a felony by acting a t a c o u r t o f p r o b a t e 4i609 selective service men for acquired such proficiency as will jus work of the men ever since the war at Manchester, within and they always come hack stronger and in collusion on Government bkisl trict of Manchester, on the 23rd day Oc training In fourteen technical tify their assignment to the special started. In no way have they failed. more determined to whip the Boches units that tare being organized. It ^^^n^ent OLIN R. WOOD. fChools. The men will entrain be One never hears of a German college who have tried In vain to repeat the We have done our best, with oftier Estate of Walter W. Cowles 2nd., of is proposed to train nearly 200,000 ginning April 5 and ending.April 28, which devotes its time and work en disaster of 1870. Tho French sol nfibckers, large and small, to com ply w ith Manchester, in said district, in^ young men in this way during the The conservator having exhi^. m d the rerquirements are for young, tirely to the education of the wo diers never think of giving in and the directions of the United States Food administration account with saJjl ahlck-thlnking and Intelligent men coming months. men. In our country women’s col to this court for allowance, U they will fight until victory is theirs. Adminffltrationin all particulars, including ORDERED: that the 30th Who will be trained as automotive en leges have sprung up everywhere. March A. D. 1918, at 9 Mun: The singing of the “ Star Spangled the faniishing of food supplies for the U-S. noon, at the probate office, in said Man gineers. When they havev finished Water Glass for preserving eggs Every state has one. The women Banner” closed the rally. Chester, be and the same is assigns for a hearing on the allowance of s^d their course they will be assigned 15c pint, 25c quart at Quinn’s Drug have been given a chance more than Army and Navy and the Allies, now be administration account with said » - to the signal corps as expert air in Germany and they have their op- tate. and this court directs the consftr- Store. 146t5 adv ing handled through the Food AdminiS" vator to give public notice to all P®r- plane mechanics. sons interested therein to appear ^and tratioD. be heard thereon by publishing ^ j o Announces Candidacy of this order in some newspMI^ inff a circulation in said dlswcli^ SCENE FAR IN THE REAR OF THE FIGHTING FRONT, J for Seat in Senate We will continue todoour utmost,un- before March 25th 1918. and b r der Goverranent direction, to increase our a copy of this order on the pubi ONCE THE FIRST LINE TRENCHES OF THE GERMANS ★ oArOArOArO#qT(itO*P*'0Ar workeni^ lHLI4)0^. Exclusive representative of tte ^ in w ay Pianos.' ^These la ^ are free ag<^ Kaiser bas sent the following "llfirdh 25.— Mrs. W ch as that how entirely. They yrork voluntarily fS r ielegram to the Empress: Alexis C. Foster, Denver social lead ate decided in a day, the wages agreed upon. They can "I am pleased to be able to tell er and wife of a millionaire, is car week, or in a month. Their leave if they desire. ,But there is you that, by the grace of God, the rying her right wrist in a sling as dhpends on the cumulative one thing they can U9t do— remain battle of Monchy, Cambrai, St. a result of an effort to rescue her pet of numerous correlated com in Chickasha, Oklahoma, and not Quentin and La Fere, has been won bulldog from beneath the wheels of tSi' their completion, and in space work. The Lord has gloriously aided. May an automobile. 'covering vast areas. He further help.” ' Mrs. Foster had the dog out for "The initial progress made by the None of the four points is decisive an |iiring when the animal darted Watkins Brothers Inc. assailants in attacks like that we BRISBANE’S PARAGRAPHS. except St. Quentin, and that only if into the street directly in front of a HARTFORD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, BRISTOL are now witnessing is not to be taken It Is six hundred miles, about, it is not only held, but followed up rapi(Hy approaching automobile. The as establishing a rate which will or from the west front to Berlin. It so as to divide the British and owner sprang to the rescue and was can be maintained. The original might take the American army on French forces. struck by the fender of the car. The assault is made after long and scien foot years to make the trip. dog escaped uninjured. tific preparation, involving the estab An American flyer in the air can Estimating the estate of the late lishment of heavy and cumbersome do it in four hours. James Stillman, chairman of the . * * * ^o464>oq»o4o4o4»o4»o4»o4»o4o^o4>o macblnery In emplacements of great board of directors of the National stability. Once this has produced Therefore, put plenty of Ameri City Bank at $40,000,000, the ex t General Counsel for ^ can flyers in the air and hurry up its Effect— and it has been demon ecutors will have to pay an inheri t Railway Administration | the process. \ strated frequently that the concen tance tax to the country of $9,222, ^ o There are two new war weapons vr;-' tration of such machinery can render 000, which is about twenty-three per ■i'- — submarine, below the water; fly //■vW untenable the most strongly forti cent. Besides that there is a New ing machine, above the ground. Both L.l fied positions— it becomes unavail York State tax of $1,600,000 or ■ . 1. are American inventions, and we able to blast the way for a further about four per cent. And neither is should use the new overground ' r ‘-'A advance until it has been moved for an income tax, fortunately. ward to new and carefully construct weapon at least as well as the Ger ed positions. The mobility of heavy mans use the weapon undersea. Twenty-five miles is the limit of artillery has been greatly increased * * * the distance to which a shell has by-modem science, but with all the Mr. Rockefeller’s income tax is an been hurled before this, says Hiram for Women resources of great industrial and interesting milestone on the road of P. Maxim, and expresses his wonder transportation systems it cannot be industrial fuedalism and United ment at the new gun with which Easter Apparel and Misses moved into action without appre States prosperity. the Germans are sending shells sev ciable delays, in which the defence Thirty-eight million and four enty-six miles away to Paris. More Original and distinctive Styles in Easter hundred thousand dollars is the sum finds its opportunities for effective art treasures ruined, perhaps, but New Coats Suits. counter strokes.” that the government takes from Mr. the artists remain. Rockefeller, as his contribution to Big shipment arrived Saturday of Fin - For Dress and Sport Wear made of Ve est Men’s Wear Serge Suits—silk lined. THE GERMANS’ NEW GUN. ward the war. lour, Delhi, Poire Twill and Serge, most * * * “ U. S. Troops Defeated” reads the Special ...... $24.98 “ It is not an invention, it is a dis of them are half lined— some are full lined. covery” , says H. P. Maxim of the This Rockefeller income tax pay first line of a huge newspaper head Many New Suits of Serge, Poplin, Jerse line, while below it comes “ no con M g ' new gun which the Germans are ment reveals the interesting and not Special Values at $17.98 to $27.50. and Delhi a t ...... $14.98 to $39 i j r.-,. using to shell Paris with from the surprising fact that Mr. Rockefeller firmation of our troops engaged.” St. Gobain forest, about seventy- has a gross income of at least a It is this sort of thing that makes six miles away. hundred millions and is worth two people say “ You can’t believe any EASTER DRESSES •t "Just think what it means. There billions of dollars—In actual wealth thing you see in the newspapers had been but one isolated case where that pays an. income— to say noth nowadays.” of Satin, Taffetta, Georgette Crepe and Combination of Georgette Crepe and satin also ing of his wealth not developed that serge. a shell was hurled twenty-five miles. A new photograph of Judge < John Here the Germans go and triple that may amount to twenty billions and Columbia University remains the Barton Payne of Chicago, general distance. It will completely revo much more, locked up in oil, copper biggest unlversl,ty in the world. In counsel for the railroad administra and coal underground. lutionize artillery methods and man spite of losses due to enlistment. tion of the government. He has been ufacture. Not one single thing has And to say nothing of the possi That is, It has the largest student la Washington several months assist ing the government’s war work, and ANNOUNCEMENT been improved, nor have a series of bility of doubling his revenue over body, including summer session stu night by doubling the price of the since his permanent assignment to the All garments pur tilings been improved. It Is a com- dents. Even so its record of 1916- railroad board has moved his family plete utilization of every known ele- necessities in which he deals. chased before Tues * * * 17 of 20,234 has dropped to 17,600. to .the capital. He and Mrs. Payne inent. Everything which the Ger The University of Paris before the have transplanted in their Washing day 9 P. M. will be Above all, he uses some of his man experts thought would add any- war had an enrollment of 17,308. ton home a part of their garden plants altered for Easter. : thing to ranSe of the projectile was millions with admirable wisdom and which made their Chicago home cele* taken into consideration." true philanthropy, working to pre brated among horticulturists. vent disease and human suffering, Says the President: “ The men in 11111 m i III i not merely trying to cure the Indi the trenches who have been freed In Hartfo?/d and vicinity pledges t o w i r s APPEAJ. TO LOYALTY, vidual sufferer. from the econoBfflc serfdom to which are already being made for the Third If Germany looks upon the raids There is a lot of worry about the Patriotism is apparently the m i.- The appeal of the Manchester food * • * some of them have been accustomed Liberty loan.' That is a start which along the western front as tests, it effect of the daylight saving plan on thing in the minds ot those etei^ ttM to save wheat should not He spends fortunes on education will. It Is likely, return to their assures early success in that district. the railroad schedules, but there Is deaf ears, in spite of its be- must have long since come to the more shlpworkers Who W^Toti and he knows, of course, that edttca- homes with a new view and a new It is far-better than waiting until the no telling but what it may be the for 100 per cent i^i;n:eaio;'iii ;_ .'Si. ■ -V - - .V. i • . r r '. A r ■•■V’V'C-’ -..:"' ' ■■' ■ r'.i'-''- ^ ^, ^ -'•■,\i^i7C;v-. ■ - :• . - . '!■■’ ■*■ . r-;'^v- \; ' .a .. I ■,‘ X . :• -: ,vV/ - '' • ..' •••Ai . £t -^T!* ^.!N ' "-*. ' . - _-^-^■7% • ♦ V t THE EVENING HERALD, MONDAY M AB0K|l^4n8. ped now. I am in the best health; I am glad A ^ y CraWfttrd la here. never was better and I am not sorry I would love to see hlaa^ Chap JIHIUUlWIN that I came along with the boys. pie I sent him a letter thanking him From what I have seen, it Is the for the box He ought to have it by THE WAE COEHEE duty of every young man that loves now. We can’t compiaia about the ONPUHnicnoN his ‘country to get into a suit of weather. It is grand htfco. 1 had a S , , khaki, iL he has any red blood in his letter from Bill Finnegan ai^ when veins, 'fhere are French men over you see him tell him 1 will write as W U fSAR MlSCH& ro^ News From Manchester Men Who Are here that are over 50 years old and soon as we hit a camp.. All the boys Says Connecticnt People Most have been In this war since is started, in Co. G are in the beat of health. Serving Uncle Sam on Land and Sea^ and have families grown up. With best love and.wiahoa to all. IW oce More Food Than From your loving son and brother, Food and flour are scarce with the 1 people over here. Bread is very " Jack. at Present Snappy scarce. The United States is see THE EVENING HERALD, eager to gather every bit ing that the soldiers get plenty to Mr. and Iiirs. Benjamin Wilson of If of news of our st^dier boys, wherever they liiiiy be, eat and I am in a position as cook, Main street received the following Clothing invites its readers to omtribnte personals, portions of and having been out before, to know letter Saturday from their son. Wag LASTING GOOD W n i RESULT oner Fred W. Wilson of the Supply letters, and any information about them they may that the eats are good. We have ^ • bread, French fried potatoes and Company of the 102nd Regiment. For Easter il i possess. Such portions of letters as are personal or which Wagoner Wilson enlisted in Com Former Chief Magistrate of State doughnuts and pancakes ;H'ight up to HERE is no finer may give information to the eneftiy, will, of course, not pany G when the company was called Sounds Warning Everybody date, I tell you. We cook all of display in aU the be published. these on our rolling kitchen on four to the Mexican border, but was after Must Help.. town—there are wheels; some wagon, I tell you. wards transferred to the supply com pany. After the company was called no lower prices-i-no more Easy to operate. out the second time last spring, Wil Hartford.—^After warning the people A bunch of mail from Our Boys one hat, one hat cord, one belt, The Red Cross people, God bless up to date styles. One son was again transferred to the sup of Connecticut that they may be on look will prove all our - Over There arrived in town Saturday, three suits, underwear, three pair them, are sending the best of knitted short rations this year former Gov ply company and later to the Head claims. Will you take ^ n 80 The Herald readers may he look socks, one pouch, one barrack bag, goods over here; very good indeed. ernor Simeon E. Baldwin, a jurist of quarters Company, 51st Infantry that ONE LOOK? ing for some of the letters within a one pair leggins, 6he pair russet The Y. M. C. A. is right with us all international reputation and a pro Brigade, 26th Division, with which day or two. Captain R. G. Rich re shoes, one pair French shoes, and the time, no matter where we go. found student of all public problems, he went “ across.” About thq first today showed the state how to in ceived a letter from Edgar Morgan of one suit of blue demin, the whole Dr. Hesselgrave is right here and I of the year, he was again transfer crease Connecticut’s productiveness. Companyd G. Edgar said he ha outfit worth about $85.00. had the pleasure of shaking hands red back to the Supply Company of Governor Baldwin’s appeal for in Suits written a letter to Chairman Frank Then the drilling' begins, some with him this week for the first tin^. the 102nd. His letter follows: creased production was prepared for Anderson of tHe local War Bureau, don’t know which is right or left, He is a fine gentleman and all the the Federal Food Administration for March 3, 1918. $12 to $35 thanking the Manchester people for but it is sure drilled into them. boys love him. He is a hard work Connecticut and is as follows: Dear Father and Mother, what they had done for the Boys. I have not drilled at all yet, nor er, I tell you. He passed the cig “The United States just now is risk It has been a long time since I I do not' answer the roll call, but I arettes out to all the boys from Man ing a good deal of discomfort for its wrote to you but I have been very own people. It is found to be increas Topcoats , Sergeants Walter W. Cowles, Ar have worked hard in the supply chester and t^ey were all glad to re busy and have not had much time ingly difficult to feed them as they thur J. Starkweather and Frank house. ceive them. He is going to stay with but I will try and write after now have been used to being fed. Con $15 to $32 Nachowski, representing Company •A man walks into the supply us, I hear; with the 101st Machine I received letters froip you this week necticut is going to feel this soon if A, 301st Machine Gun Battalion at house and one fellow gives him an Gun Battalion, I hope. He looks she does not produce more to eat. She and the last one was dated Feb. 5 Camp Devens, were in town Saturday overcoat, another fellow something fine. has not been accustomed to rely" on Hats Shoes and I got three bundles of papers to confer with the local War Bureau else and so on until he is outfitted. All the boys from Manchester in her own farms and pastures for the too, but I have not got the second Furnishings relative to holding a benefit enter I am the last one that hits him. I these two companies, B and C, are support of her inhabitants. We could box yet. buy food cheaper outside. But things tainment’ and dance in Manchester on slam a hat onto his head, give him in the best of health. We meet every The weather over here is very wet are no longer so cheap. The war has the evening of April 6. Company A three pair of socks and he goes to day and talk about the folks at home PAY US e/ 0” and there is, about six Inches of mud now brought the west half of Europe is made up of men from this dis the checker and then outside at the and we get The Evening Herald and A on the ground, but we have boots to for customers. Connecticut must be trict, with a large percentage of rate of three men a minute. That’s it is passed along to one another. gin to look out for herself and work DOLLAR wear. I will probably get the box them from Manchester. No definite going some but we have fitted eighty We like to read what is going on her own farms to better advantage. A WEEK in a few days as it takes a long' time arrangements were made at the con men in less than 25 minutes over there. It has been a hard win “ Her people must and can produce NO EXTRAS for papers and boxes to come here. ference this morning, but the War In Camp Greenleaf we have some ter, by the way things look in the more food than they now do. It is not We are in a very busy place at the simply the farmers to whom we must Bureau agreed to help the boys in 6,000 drafted men, about 1,500 papers. I have seen quite a few present time, alid I suppose you look. Everybody can help. Waste any way it could. Before the plans doctors who have commissions and boys from Company G of the 102nd know what that means. makes want. Work makes plenty. are completed, the bureau will con are at the Medical Officers’ Training I had eight one evening to see me EARTHQUAKE. You tell Pa that I have four good Every garden patch can be made to fer with the proper authorities, camp, also the German Detention and Corporal Murray and Sam Ford horses and not mules. We still get produce more, and women and children probably the Home Guard compan camp. This camp is the largest in came over one Sunday. They had can do the work if the men are away RED CROSS DRIVE By Theodosia Garrison of The Vig plenty to eat and if it is horse meat ies of the other towns in the district, the country, is about 1,500 feet dinner and supper with me and Sam on public service. ilantes. we don’t know the difference. I don’t to secure their co-operation in the above the sea level so we have won did not want to go home, because “It will be of permanent benefit to think it is. We see a lot of fights FOR $100,000,000 project. The event probably will be derful air here, cold nights and hot he had such a good time. They will our people if they learn these lessons There was once a man who Ignor- : between air machines, but we are of economic duty. The lessons learned held in Cheney hall. days. give a good account of themselves, ed an earthquake. Between a morn looking for the time when we are will survivjB the war. Habits of econo Besides the entertainment and Fort Oglethorpe, which contains I tell^you. ing and a night the greater portioii ready to go home. I can not get my my and thrift, once formed, are not TO STA^MAY 20 dance in the evening, it is planned Camp Greenleaf,. Camp Forrest and Captain Bissell is a fine captain; of the town in which he lived WM :■ picture taken w l^ e I am now, but soon forgotten. to have a parade in town op that day. Chlckamauga Park has when full, no better. You may read this to demolished but, as his own house re- as soon as I can I “Most of the money given to public All Chapters to Participate in Men from Camp Devens are to par room for some 90,000 men. I under the boys in the Camp next meeting agencies In aid of those who are ac mained sUnding, he vlef^ed' ,I never got trom the ade in all the towns on that day in stand there are about 45,000 here and give them my liest regards, one tively engaged in winning the war for Big Nation-Wide Campaign coiriplacency the n^fortuhee Q fund or the Red observance of the opening of the now. Some city. Well, think this and all, especially Captain J. Daven- will be i^ n t for objects that will Lasting One Week. ere.- .wm fpr iiirr r w iliii't f in iir nit tirtit me. to an- :enb, with the war. Ftoni Ray Pinney dhys. Well, Sergeant Cheney, I can’t a letter from Alfred Tomm this way of P. S. Munsie has been transferred think of any more at this time. 1 us and our neighbors. W e ' fantry. Murphy is in the Port Ex- week. The following letter has been re would like to say more, but I can’t, towards doubling its pi fplMiie AdpBttC Sirlslon of to the Medical department in the In Well, I will he with you next fall, We can readily increase it ceived by E. L. G. Hohenthal from you know, so will come to a close Cross. This announcement .foUoWbd-Jljors when ope day a change at Headquarter’s Company probably. 'That is all I can think of secure us against being pot on short Ray Pinney who is now at Fort and if^you care to write I would' be the receipt of a telegram from the of bricks which h.d had and I hear tonight that Sullivan just now, so I will close, hoping you rations, and do not forget that other War Council of the Red Cross. Oglethorpe, Ga. glacUto hear from you or any of the regard as a wall in goed leaves tomorrow for Texas to go in and pa are well. wise we may be, this very year.” The big Red Cross campaign was Mr. E. L. G. Hohenthal, old boys. Excuse the writing, as I fell on him and d^troyed kldi. to the Aviation Section Medical de From, originally set for May 6 to 15, but on South Manchester, Conn., am not an expert. So good luck and account of possible interference with Barring t^^e few remainlhg i partment. Fred. Dear Friend: best wishes to all in that good old SUGAR SUPPLY IS the Liberty Loan drive it was decided of earthquakes, America is When I last wrote you I did not town of my birth, Manchester, Conn., that the later date would more effec awake at last to the disaster Word was received from Lance care much for Camp Greenleaf, Fort from tively serve the interest of the Red has shaken a world, and to the fact - Harding, who is with the U. S. A. Oglethorpe, Ga, -and told you that Cook P. F. McVeigh, ABOUT NORMAL Cross and the Liberty Loan Commit that the leaping flames in Europe Ambulance Section attached to the First Christian Science ] tees. when I liked the place better I would Co. B, 101st M. B. Bat., have strength and fury . enough to French army. He reported that his The campaign will be nation-wide write so you see I must like it. A. F. F. Naval Chaplain Appointed % reach and set on fire even a land > ambulance section had been very Extreme Precautions Needed to with each of the thirteen Division At that time I had only a taste of across the sea. It Is, I believe, al busy of late. He wished to be re Headquarters and all Red Cross Chap Army life, but now I have had quite Conserve Sugar Dur ters participating. Arrangements for most an accepted fact that there Is membered to his friends in Manches a little and begin to like it. The following letter was received the campaign in the Atlantic Division, nothing to think about,, work for, ter. He says The Herald reaches ing War. 1 stayed in the Detention Camp Saturday from Sergeant John Pent- which embraces the States of New write for, but to the end that this him quite regualrly and he enjoys York, New Jersey and Connecticnt, are only one day and one night, when land of Company G. War shall result'In such a. triam; it greatly. being made under the direction of Mr. I was detailed to work in the Head Feb. 27, 1918. Hartford. — Reports received from ^ • for Democracy that generations^ Postmaster Thomas Quish receiv various Connecticut towns have con Dahl, who Is Vice-President of the quarter Supply house, which sup Dear Mother and Sister and Brother, come will name the horror in K' ed post cards from Frank Blanchard vinced the Federal Food Administra Chase National Bank of New York City. plies all blankets, cots, bedsacks and As today Is my birthday anniver today “The Holy War” as w« of Company G and Bert Deere, who tion for Connecticut that the sugar $77,721,918 Already Appropriated. mess kits to new recruits. After a sary, I will celebrate it by writing a “ The Last War.” enlisted In the Canadian Army last shortage of last winter has passed and Through the action of the War Coun recruit has been examined we issue few lines. I suppose you must think that people are no longer, worrying To work for this is not vol September. It will be remembered cil the campaign for the second $100,- all clothing. A riew arrival in camp I am dead because you have received about the supply of sugar, which 000,000 War Fund will start approxi — it is compulsory to any ond with that Deere was reported as being in signs up at headquarters tent, then no mail from me for such a long seems to be about normal. A canvass mately eleven months after the first brain and a heart and two hands. I a hospital in England some time ago of the larger markets in the state last proceeds to the Detention camp and time. Never mind, I will write $100,000,000 War Fund Drive. The first read recently a tale of a person w and he said on his card that he was week showed that all had sufficient campaign was la\incbed June 18, five is assigned to his company. Then the steady every week as soon as I get “ wa's'too true an artist to write ] enjoying a few days at his home in sugar on hand for reasonable require weeks after President Wilson appoint company commander marches his settled in a camp. We have been paganda.” : Wales. ments. Some large stores are offering ed the War Council, headed by Henry new men to the supply headquarters travelling around the country for the Bve pounds of sugar to one person at And I thought that it would MA Blanchard’s card was dated March P. Davison, At the outset of its activ and each man gets three blankets, past few weeks, and we don’t know 10 cents or less a pound, and there is the everlasting renown of everjS^j 6. He said that “ Cash Boys” were ities the War Council saw the need of one cot, one bedsack, to be filled just where we are half the time, but no rush of purchasers, such as char a huge war fund, not only to uphold tist in t}ie world If he would ^ all fine, and that a bunch of the fel acterized the .occasional open sale of with straw and used as a mattress, will strike a permanent camp soon. the morale and conserve the strength and transpose by a single word lows, Including “ Jack” Newman, sugar in the larger stores during Jan of our Army and Navy, but also to sentence- that glorifies the statae one meat pan, one cup, one knife, I would just love to sit down and uary and February. City people “Guy” Albin Anderson, “ Eddie” Wil care for the helpless civilian sufferers Nathan Hale and have for hia e one spoon, one fork. The men are tell you all I have‘ seen and heard should receive not more than five son, “Roxle” Damico, “Hopie” Fred in Europe. then marched to the tent where the since I wrote last. If I could tell pounds of sugar and country dwellers motto— • Hope and himself had a party at a The public immediately responded to straw is kept and they fill their everything I could write steady for Qot more than ten pounds while the “ 1 regret that I have but one lu^ small villa one evening. Blanchard the appeal, subscribing more than sacks with straw; then proceed to 24 hours and then not tell all. war lasts. $100,000,000. Interest added to the to give to my country.’' asked to be remembered to all the Under new regulations issued from their tents and make their bed, but I get The Heralds you send me and contributions brought the total fund to Washington the five larger sugar re not with white sheets but good heavy fellows. $105,099,257. NEW MEMDBEBS* you don’t know how we appreciate fineries operating in Connecticut now army blankets. them. As for letters, they are the Of this amount $77,721,918 has been The following are new names submit to Connecticut’s Federal Food appropriated for Red Cross activities After they have done this they Seth Leslie Cheney received a most most welcome news. I got three let Administrator weekly reports of sugar ded to -the members pt the H a r t t ^ Interesting letter Saturday from Cook at home and abroad. In addition, $17,- County Farm League since the- r^ l^ ,, are assigned to one of the many ters today and also the birthday shipped to Connecticut and to whom 006,121 was refunded to chapters for mess houses and if it is time to eat, Patrick F. McVeigh of Company B, cards you and Minnie sent. I very Richard J. Davis Is the first Chrls- sent. Under this new arrangement supplies and local relief work, leaving list was published in these eolliiiil^^^ •tian Science naval chaplain ahd the they go to it. 101st Machine Gun Battalion. Cook seldom get a chance to write. But the Food Administration officials are a remainder of $10,371,217 now availa Mrs. S. L. Cheney.' only one who has been appointed thus The first meal seems rather tame McVeigh and Mr. Cheney were com relieved of the embarrassment of be ble for appropriations. For the benefit Mrs. J. A. Hood. don’t ever wait for mo to write, j.ust far. This is the first photograph show ing unable to handle Intelligently com rou get enough, plain but whole- rades and close friends In Company do your bit by keeping the pen mov of France alone the American Red Mrs. N. A . Burr. ing him in uniform at the Boston navy plaints from certain localities that Cross has expended more than $30,-, no pies, .no cakes, but dinner G during the Spanlsh-Amerlcan war. ing while we are here. yard, where he is stationed. Mr. Davis they had no sugar and had had none Mrs. A. L. Crowell. like this: baked beans, Mr. McVeigh also served as cook of 000 000. Mrs. A. F . Bidwen. I see a lot about the finish of the for a number of yem-s has been doing for some time. The Food Administra At the time of its first war fund Mrs. H . O. Bowers. (atoes,' canned corn, boll- Company G during that war. He is war In the papers, ’But It doesn’t greafTwork among the men at the sta tion is DOW In possession of the offi campaign the membership' of the Red and coffee. a brother of Letter Carrier Joseph F. look Ilka it here. I have taken out tion, though not in an official capacity. cial data upon which to base a proper Cross was a little more than 500,000. Mrs. H . J . Mara. tally some kicking McVeigh, His letter follows: the insurance. I had ^ letter from He hopes to continue the work suc- distribution of the incoming sugar. Today, as a result of the membership Miss Anne W . Cheney. cessfolly among the followers of all The peculiar psychology of the sugar but if they kick Wednesday, February 20, 1918 campaign during the week preceding Miss Louise Cheney. Jim and iCllff. I was glad to hear fflithw in the servies. situation Is demonstrated by the fact iled to work Dear Comrade: from thepi both. I am glad Cliff Christmas, the Red Cross has approxi Mrs. Harry R. Sharpe. that when people are assured that mately 23,000,000 members, not Includ He, which Having a little time this evening likes the Navy. I wouldn’t miss Mrs. Walter Cobnm. there is plenty 6f a certain commodity ing the membership in its Jimlor De it dawned on me to write a few lines Mrs. H. M . Norton. ive good these Bights now for the world. They ITALIAN MUSICIANS CATCH and are permitted to see it for them partment, a collateral branch of the to you. I remember saying good sure are worth seqing. If you don’t SPIRIT AND JOIN CO|A>RS selves they accept the situation ra parent organization, which has en MIm Elizabeth Dean. < luck and goodbye to you in Nlantic hear froA%me often don’t worry and tionally and hoarding is likely to cease. rolled a large percentage of the sdiopl Mrs. R. K. Andenon. Sugar, flour, coffee, tea and all food before we left that place; and it is think I.A 91 tick because you know Indiana, Pa., March 2S— The spirit children of the United States. Miss Gertrude Rogem«: stuffs, In the distribution of which the the best camp in the world, as it nothing ^akes me sick. We have of patriotism tha^ enthused the Mrs. R. La Motte crowds gathered to see a number of transportation problem enters, should has so many conveniences to work lost our old Captain, but we have be used carefully during the period of Mrs. Blwood . S. with. a dream now. ^ His name is Captain draftees go to camp was too much the war, and nothing should be wasted h u r t b y l i f e p r e s e r v e r . Mrs. Timothy ITc The winter is over here. It is raw James Hagarty from New Haven. for the emotional nature of the Ital or used in unnecessary quantities. Paducah, Ky., March 26— James Mrs. Arthnr Id in the morning, but nice in He sure is a prince. ian musicians of the band. Imme Moore was a passenger on the steam diately after the departure of the er City of Cairo. A windstorm broke g of the day. I am with Dr. Hesselgrave Is with us. He Whenever a neutral vesselsV^SMl is Fifty thonsendi „ train six bandsmen, all of whom were over the river. The boat was caught. and the officers passed opt a carton of cigarettes and sunk outside of the Gerihan barred be sent to registered as resident aliens, waived A life preserveir was hurled by the it. The two apipes to the boys and told us zone it is to be remembered that the of connw menii: all claims of extntfdion^ volunteered wind from an upper deckc. fmetnnn pick all aboflKtba people of Maaehester. I dahSbf zone is decidedljr elastic.— peeted to for military 8ervlet;4tti€ were enlisted. Ing Moore’i fkiUl. the T. If. C. A. iBz. ^____ ■C. / Tax Collector George H. Howe was at his desk toda^ for the first time LARGE iUlDMKilEARS in a week. He has been laid up with a hard cold. NOVEL BffiLE READINGS Children’s Coats H. Whrren Case of Wapplng has bought the Jdhn Irish place in Buck- Seml-dramatic Production of Solo land. He recently bought the Dan A Dress that Serves ; TONIGHT IN MANCHESTER. mon’s Song at Center Church__ iel Calnan place which adjoins it. Book of Job Coming. Shepherd Encampment, I. O. O. Mr. Case is planning to raise tobacco, Small Children’s Coats, 2 to 6 year sizes in new shades P., Odd Fellows’ hall. on both terms. Every seat in the main auditori Two Purposes of silk poplins...... $3.98 Campbell Council, K. of C, Ferris In the police rt>urt this morning um of the Center church was taken block judgment was suspended In the case S: last evening when, under the direc It’s silk and serge. But is it GOOD QUALITY SERGE COATS, $5.00 Wadsworth Council, O. U. A. M., of Thomas Hassett who was arreCtedi tion of Rev. E. I. LIndh, dramatic a serge trimmed with silk or a Spencer hall. Saturday night by Officer William portions of the bible, notably the laurel Camp, Royal Neighbors, Glenney for intoxication. Hassett serge-trimmed silk? Since no Nice selection of coats in sizes up to 14 years at...... Song of Solomon, were Interpreted Tinker hall. had been to Rockville. one knows, you can wear it ...... '...... $5.00 to $10.00 by a dozen or more readers occupy Park Theater, “ The Other Wo Among the soldiers who were i • ing the pulpit platform. Rev. Mr. wherever a charming silk dress man.” home from Camp. Devens over Sun TjADIES’ s u i t s a n d c o a t s are ready. Assortments Lindh, whose Tuesday night lectures would be fitting. Equally appro Circle Theater, Official War Pic day were Arthur Starkweather and good, prices attractive. on the bible have done much to priate is it for any occasion call tures. Rajrmond Skinner. Young Stark awaken an interest in the book by Ligthing Up Time. weather has been given another ing for all-serge. presenting it from new view points, Auto lamps should be lighted at stripe and is now a sergeant. prefaced the readings by describing 6.37 p. m. There will be no bread cards i So do you benefit by Fashion the way in which the Psalms and The sun rose at 5.47 a. m. America if we do our part. The wo other Old Testament writings were answering the conservation call The sun sets at 6.07 p. m. men of Manchester are urged to at read and chanted in the Jewish for wool. ELMAN’S tend the meeting at the Recreation temples. He said that the poetic and Swain Johnson was home Sunday building tomorrow afternoon at 4 JOHNSON BLOCK, MAIN AND BISSELL STREETS. dramatic effect of these writings had on a furlough. o’clock, a full account of which will been obscured by the arrangement Harold Alvord is one of the army be found in another column in this of the King James version, but had :1 I I I M'l ■" ...... I ■! I men home over Sunday on a fur issue. been restored to a large extent lough. The town is having a number of through the new American Revision. Frank Dunn is visiting friends signs painted which will be placed D r e 4 8 C S It was to bring out the new aspect and relatives in town. He is in the on the different bridges in town of the Old Testament scriptures that naVy. which gives the carrying capacity of he had arranged to have these pass TRAOe MAAK The Loyal Circle of King’s Daugh the bridge. This is in conformity ages read in the dialogue form of ters will meet this evening in the with a law passed by the last Legis the original. Lion Brand Recreation building. lature. It will in a measure protect The Characters. The model shown is a genuine George Graziadlo is confined to the town in case of an accident where The principal parts were imper Betty Wales with all that implies Are Positively the World’s Best his home on Depot Square with an the bridge gives way under a load sonated by F. A. Verplanck, Herbert attack of the grip. greater than the bridge was Intended in material, workmanship and B. House, John A. Hood, Miss Ella W ork Shoes The Royal Neighbors will hold a to carry. general distinctiveness. Washburn and Hubert Cadle. Minor whist social in Tinker hall at 8.30 WAR RUMORS They are the best appearing, best fitting and best wear o’clock this evening. Six prizes will characters wero taken by Miss Ruth Porter, Miss Hazel Trotter, Miss The Betty Wales label in every ba awarded. Throngs Crowd Evening Herald Of ing every day work shoes made. Oil them once a week Marion Washburn, Henry Gerrish, dress. An important meeting of the offi fice Seeking Latest Bulletins. Harold Burge, William Couch, Alva with Leather Life and get more for your money than cial board of the South Methodist Russell, Lester Hohenthal. church will be held in the church at Main street in the south end was Sizes 14 to 42. Price, $27.50. Two weeks from Sunday night the ever before. The price $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 the pair. 7.45 o’clock this evening. crowded until late hours last even book of Job will be interpreted in Nicholas Antonio, one week old, ing with men and women seeking the same fashion. Agents New Method Laundry Company. died yesterday afternoon at the home latest information concerning the of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph terrific battle now on in Europe. Antonio, of Spruce street. The branch office of The Evening PLANS NOW COMPLETE Leo Fay and Charles Barrett, both Herald was filled by anxious per south end young men, are confined sons wishing to know what the tele FOR ST. MARY’S DANCE SOUTH MUNCHES TER • CONN i A. L Brown & Go. to the St. Francis hospital in Hart graph wires were carrying to the ri ford with a serious Illness. newspapers. A special bowling match will be Earlier in the evening at both the Will Be Held in Cheney Hall on April Men’s Fnmishings, Depot Square. rolled at the Center alleys this eve local movie houses bulletins were 11— Prizes for the BesL IMPORTANT MEETING. I’-i. ning between the married and single read at regular intervals and after Costumes. men of St. Mary’s Young Men’s club, the performance the crowds remain Local Women Urged to Attend To Victor Duke wko enlisted in the ed on the streets discussing the situ Plans have been completed for the morrow Afternoon at 4. ; ' : 9 8 t e Canadian Expeditionary Forces wlien ation in gfrave tones. postponed annual masquerade ball of SmAKGE IS PEAD. the British recrhitlng rally was held TUe^ first b.nltot£fih rend said that: St. Mary’s Young Men’s club to be held The local Food Committee of the inr tQwn is heme fot^ihe fltrsi time In Ghe ^ GoiBmlttee, Council of De- [iambnd pendant ‘ ‘ wflh medfBNSWB'Mi Becrebtif e ' a jlettor . from fhg 'I^Beilns that rame pter the fei^nt. They the capture by pearl setting and the gentleman for -tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock Street 631 'ijfack" Hreen, o f Go. G, Who Is noW ’phoh^ from the newsphper qfilces. the Germans o f vast: military stores pearing in the prettiest costume will at which the women of the town are HartfcH’d, wliy not 1 ^ ' In France. Breen says that Jim Anthony Tournaud of Oak street belonging tn the Einglish; of the receive a gold ring with carbuncle urgently Invited to be present. The the good tilings at tlie Strange Is “ dead and burled." The has enlisted in the Irish Aviation Con British in retreat; of the defeat of setting. These prizes will be placed following program has been arrang counter and bring theih m date of the letter was Feb. 23. struction Unit and is waiting his call your family to enjoy. ■I The iin t of the series of union the Americans. on exhibition in the Dewey-RIch ed for the occasion: This Is the first Information re- to service in the training camp in Bread, rolls, cookies, pies, Lenten services between the Metho I At one o’clock groups were still mand company’s show window with Two numbers by the Girls’ Glee celved here since a letter dated Peb. Ireland. etc., fresh every day. d i c , Episcopalians and Congrega on the street corners and in the rest In a few days. Club; a reading, "Betsy on Conser -r ■ m 17 which stated that Strange was Edward Noren of Ridge street and tionalism will be held in the North aurants discussing the war. It is planned to start the dancing vation” , by Mrs, Prank Wolcott; alive on that date. Considerable Carl O, Anderson of South Main Congregational church at 7.45 at the ball at eight o’clock and be “ The Food Situation” , by Miss Maud mystery surrounded the young man’s street have enlisted in the Naval Re o ’clock tomorrow evening. Rev. ginning at 7.30, a concert program E. Hayes, of the Connecticut Agri death because the War Department serves and are no>^ waiting their call TAYLOR PLACE SOLD. S i Eric L. Lindh, acting pastor of the will be given while the dancers are cultural College; “ The Hartford reported him dead on Feb. 7 when into service. Center church, will be the preacher assembling. County League and Farm Bureau— ho was seen alive eleven days after Fred Schultz is home on a vaca New Jersey Man the Purchaser— N e s t e d of the evening. The services will The general committee is compos “ What It Means to the Women of wards. tion from Pratt Institute in Brook May Mean continue through Good Friday even Stock to Be Sold. ed of C. H. Hill, chairman, Thomas Manchester” , by Earl A. Brown,a of •-lY. 1'^--=’'-. ..f' lyn, N. Y, There are only ten men ing. J. Rogers, John H. Hyde, Albert Foy Hartford. Mr. Brown will also have SIGHT rj». OREGON BEES CERTAIN left in Schutz’s class. The others Wednesday evening, the service The Charles E. Taylor place has I^eo Schendel, Joseph Moore arid something to say to the parents of OP FULL SUGAR SUPPLY. have all been taken by the draft. will be held in the South Methodist been sold to Willis L. Brownell of ■William Stevenson, the boys Who plan to work on the S u ic id e Corvallis, Ore., March 25,— Pood The buttons for the Shipyard Vol ^hurch, with Rev. J. S. Neill of St. East Orange, N. J. This Is one of Arthur Lashinske has been chosen farms this summer. Thousands of ^ople, suffering Dictator Hoover has nothing on Ore unteers have been received at the ’s Episcopal church as the the best places In the vicinity of Oak as floor director and Alexander John from eye strain, cheat their qyes gon bees. His regulations regard War Bureau and those who have en land. Up to the time of his death, ler. son will be his assistant. The aids WASTELESS MEALS. by not wearing glasses. ing the limited use of sugar do not rolled in this branch of service may Mr. Taylor had lived there for some inrsday evening, communion will be F. A. Holston, Leslie Robin My table sees no wanton waste, I Nature naturally rebols and apply to the honey-makers. Under secure buttons by calling at the Bur 15 or 16 years and daring that time Ice will be held In the Center son, Ray Mathers, William L, Rogers do as Hpover tells; I eat my eggs untold misery follows. a ruling made by the State Pood Ad eau. had made many Improvements on fegational church and the George Schrleber, George Rogers with eager haste, and then consume Are you neglectful? ministration, bee raisers who find At a war rally to be held in Elling the farm, Mrs. Taylor will take a (orth Methodist church. Revs. E. Walter Walsh, Richard Pritchard the shells. Three times a day I drop [f so, Walter Oliver can holp yon. that owing to the depleted store of ton this evening, Harry M. Burke of rest for some days spending most *1. Lindh and W. H. Bath will be the and C. Wllllard Perrine. my harp, and hush its golden tones, WALTER OLIVER • honey their “ flocks” need sugar for Park street will give an address on of the time with her sisters. The .speakers at the Center church. Rev. The refreshment committee Is and eat my share of kippered carp, Farr Block 915 Main Street • feed, may purchase,extra amounts of “ Victory or Servitude.” The rally is new owner is an elderly man who ,B. F. Studley and J. S. Porter at the compo^d of James B. Wilson, Will and then I eat the bones. But cast South Manchester sweetness for their bees. held under the auspices of the State lives with his daughter and a son North Methodist church. iam Clegg and Emil Kottke. Irving ing levity aside, since it’s In rotten Hours 10 a. m. to 8.30^^; Council of Defense. who Is married and has two children. , Friday evening, the service will be Wickham, John Thier and C. Will taste, I take a patriotic pride in cut BARBER TALKS TOO MUCH. The Citizens’ committee will meet The new owners will take possession held In St Mary’s church and Rev. ard Perrine compose the cloak room ting out the waste. We used to have Marinette, Wis., March 25.— ^W. E. at the War Bureau this evening to the 8th of April and Mr. Brownell W. H. Bath will be the preacher. committee. a garbage can forninst the barn it Young, a barber at Pound, paid" a discuss plans for the next draft. The will move his household goods to '■'A stood— and there the hired girl of fine of $25 and costs because he members will also arrange for a send STRUCK BY AUTO. Manchester by an to truck. ten ran, to dump all kinds of food. 'BOOKS FOR SOLDIERS. said: “ The Tuscania disaster was off to the local men who are to leave Mr. and Mrs. .Edward Newton and Next Thursday the stock and farm Big chunks of steak we failed to eat, Much interest is being shown a joke. That’s whht It was. They for Camp Devens on Saturday. ' ing implements will be offered for two children of Hamlin street figur she’d throw therein, kersplash; but A graduate optometrist should, among the high Ischool pupils and should have stayed at home where At the regular meeting for Camp sale at a public auction by Robert ed in an automobile accident in now we take such hunks of meat and fit your eyes to glasses. ,All ,’^idadhers in, the campaign for books they belonged and then It wouldn’t bell Council this evening, Post mas Rockville yesterday afternoon. They M. Reid. The sale will include all make uplifting hash. For things in optometrists are registered, but for the soldiers and sailors. The have happened,” ter Thomas Quish will speak on the the horses, the cows, chickens and were about to board a trolley car at bulk. In days of old, I used to blow few are graduates, think in ovet. campaign' has been* in progress two topic, “ The Postofflee, Outside and some household furniture. The sale Union and Orchard streets, when an my pay, and when they grew a crop My So. Manchester office w m ■ ■ , • i • t ■ ^eB weeks and Miss Elizabeth Craig, in APPLIES CONSERVATION BY In.” Yesterday nine candidates automobile, owned and driven by an will commence at ten a.m. of mold, we threw the lot away. But every night except Saturday •Cruetor in English, who has charge HAVING NAME CHANGED. were initiated in the first and second Ellington man, came down the street now I'm careful of the dime, I buy from 6.30 to 9.00 p. m. At opt^ at the work has announced that so Cleveland, Ohio, March 25,’—Con degrees. Mr. Newton shouted to his wife and H. S. A. A. BENEFIT. just what we'll eat, say two molasses cai Dept. G. Fox & Co., Hartford, far 649 books has been collected by serve is the watchword. That Is one Cy Keeney, formerly employed in jumped in front of the trolley car In order that the local high school at a time, one egg, one grain of during the day. 4he high school. Last Tuesday, the reason why John L. Thomaszewski Miner’s barber shop. Is home on a with the older child and escaped In baseball team may have as complete wheat. I always save the coffee liuraher was 262, so it can be seen said he wanted to change his name furlough from Cap Devens. Kee jury, but Mrs. Newton and the baby an equipment to play with as possi ground, and boll them o’er and o’er; fast the books are coming In. to Thomas. ney is company barber at the camp. wCre struck by the automobile. Mrs ble this season the athletic associa no wasted provender abounds back I^ie campaign is to continue and it “ Besides,” he said, “ two-cyllnder He reports business rushing. The Newton suffered a scalp wound and L e w is A . H h ksb, tion of the school is to run a bene of my kitchen door. The village dogs Is hoped that the people in the town names sound more patriotic than fresh air, seems to make the civilian both her legs were hurt, and the fit. This time the benefit will not that once waxed fat on what I House and Hale at large will -follow the example of twin-sixes.” The Judge agreed. soldiers’ hair grow fast. , baby’s tongue,was cut, ’They were be one of the old tiilie “ movie” bene threw away, now through their skins the high school. The Methodist Young Men’s club attended by Dr. Bean. GERMAN “ PlfOTf EXPLODED. and the Andover Men's club will hold fits but will be in the form of an en show every slat, and they must live TOO M U ( i G W , tertainment and dance. The enter on hay. The grocer’s bills have Springfield, 111,, Ma^h 25.— An a joint meeting in the South Metho SETBACK TOURNAMENT. tainment will be held in high school shorter grown, the butcher feels an Chicago, .March CABLE FROM FRONT. other German plot scare has been dist church Wednesday evening, The first sitting in the Odd Pel- hall on Friday evening, April 19. ache when he wraps up a cheap of glii at oj Mrs. George Cheney received a blasted here. Oingersnaps sold by April 3. Last December the local lows’ second setback .tournament It is understood that the numbers soupboUe, where once I bought a for comf g^|Ci|^legr»m yesterday from her hus- a local grocer were suspected of club members were rdyally entertain Saturday night was well attended, on the entertainment program will steak. It is no faddist’s path I the othe^ George-Wells Cheney, of the containing glass. A. chemical ana ed by the Andover club in Andover 18 tables being filled with players. not be restricted to high school pu tread, no scheme of 'fitful gusts; I sicians Machine Gun Battalion. It lysis proved the substance to be and another enjoyable time is ex Walter AJtken and George W. I^nne pils. Talent among the alumni has gladly oat my plain brown bread— nothing more than crystalized sugar. pected When the two clubs meet won first, prize with a score of 156. bebn procured and a good entertain the children eat the crn9ts. ^!*Mrer7thlttg fine. Don’t worry.’ again next month. each receiving an .ivory’lyck^nb and ment ■ is msnred. A good orches Walt Mason, in $he Washington CITY OFFICIAL FINED. ^.Official ballots for the election of a brush. Fred Vennart and b, Mckee trustee for a term of five years in tra has been procured to play for Post. the danefng. In this way the high won second prize.. with a gcore. of St. iGFF FOR CAMP. Dayton, Ohio, March 25—Jack the Benefit Association of Cheney school pupils hope to give a success 144,, each receiving, nfiiltary brushes. Bitnihler of the Hlllstown Dempsey, local cop, who carries no Brothers were distributed among the ful benefit financially and at the same Following the games, a Hoover lunch FROM CALCHJM TO TREN( tor HaftlBberg, ifiss., “ Who’s Who" with him and who de employees of the silk mills this hiorn- time give the local people something was served. There will be four sit Indlanap- clares all look alike anyway," Ing. There are five candidates on different ln’^|he line of beririflts. tings in this tojirnami^t,, w1ttch will Ptttsbui^h, Ps-j Amertcan Associa- saw there were no red lights indicat the ballot but only one can be. voted continue until April 13. V playing. IflUole, the manager, ing construction wor)r on Fifth street bn. The candl^teae aro Charles A. fOc aome reaadn at rnghit.. 'Street H. P. taye, Samuel Riohme^, Levi Wheat* >n0: vWres 'in ^ See bur w tn d^ WIU aat^a8 Ulmer said guilty bsi6a^Pollo& n, David Husband and Herman M.dnr nifes ing'Easter BuAroe and ifas assessed- I6 an tie. The thrm Is from Ai^rll J, IDID Of costs. ■ '