New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1916, Page 10

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I, Oct. 10.—The crew of the British freight steamship King- stonian, missing since Sunday, when its members abandoned their ship at the order of the raiding German sub- marine in the waters off Nantucket shoal lightship, had not been heard from today. Eleven torpedo boat de- stroyers were dispatched to the viein- ity of the lightship by Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves to continue the search. No further report of the submarine or submarines which destroyed six steamships Sunday on the transatlan- tic lane that rounds the lightship, came to hand today. There has bheen no trace of the submersible since its last victim went to the bottom Sun- Gay night. The search for the missing crew, said to number more than fifty men, was haltad yesterday on receipt of re- ports t some of them had been found. Therc was no confirmation from any sources by wireless and, in fact, the report w officially denied. As the men had been afloat for more than thirty-six houvrs in open boats and probably without food or adequate clothing, the anxiety on the vart of the destroyer fleet to locate them be- came more intense, especially as the weather last night became extremely cold. DEAF MUTES ON TRIAL Husband and His Accomplice Accused of Murdering Mrs. Anna Castelli After Luring Her to New Haven. New Haven, Oct. 10.—Francisco Veteri and Joseph Castelli of New York were put on trial in the superior court nere today, charged with the murder of Anna, wife of Castelli, in a rooming house in this city last April. It is alleged that Veteri, in accordance with a plan formed by the woman's husband, brought Mrs. Castelli to this city, and that she was taken to the bouse where Castelli had hidden him- self in a closet of the room taken by Veteri and the woman preparatory to the comm on of the crime. 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Manufacturers all over | the country showing plainly to the hoard their belief | M that the country well depend the new program of instruction. The board of education has lately set up three committees, one of which, under the chairmanship of Herbert | Lewis, will deal with the education of young persons up to the age of | 16 after the war, having particular regard to those who have lost their education through being permanent- ly taken out of the schools into in- dustr Two other committees an- Lambros had succeeded in forming a cabinet, which will be sworn in today. It is composed as follow: Premier and minister of public instruction, Prof. Spyridon Lambros; minister of foreign affairs, M. Zalo- costas, former Greek minister to Bul- [ minister of war, Gen. Dracos; minister of marine, Rear Admiral A. Damianos; minister of finance, So- crates T. sanitoflea minister of jus- tice, Constantine Andonopulos; min- r of interior, Alexander 1o minister of national economy, prob- ably M. Oeconomides. Tho correspondent declares this is politically the most coiorless cabinet Greece has ever known. are of education future of the their businesses 219 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD, (CORNER HAYNES ST.) as on | BRITISH EDUCATION STRIKES NEW STRIDE War Has Turned Nation to Research Study on Sclence As Applied FINE QUALITY VELVET CARPETS SELLING AT $1.75 PER YARD Here's a tip to the wise and to Industry. London, Oct. 10.—Under direction of the Earl of Crewe, dent of the board of education, the board is busily preparing for the re- | vision of education that is regarded | % as imperative as a result of new con- following the war. 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