New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1918, Page 1

HERALD BEST OF ALL LOCAL NEWSPAPERS PRICE THREE CENTS. i 3 | CONFIDENGE IN|STATE CONFERENCE. |RITAIN STIRRED BY || = s - [ PERSHING INSPEGTS BOL WILSON SENDS | HERE APRIL 21-23' LOSS OF ROBERTSON | s5:% = | AMERIGAN SECTOR I United States and will 0on AL | _— reach Washington. FHe is tc | 2 | R | to Meet in Annual Session Dismissing Chief of Stali | L2 ™ | cerning Food and Living Garpenters in Shipyards Believe | e President Will Make Fair Ad- HUNGERFORD 1S PRESIDENT REORGANIzATIoN DEwANDED EXPLORER MAROONED o GOOK DISSATISFIED mog justment of Wage GTIeVanoss | ... <. suam cimons ratereatea| Lomton s pecares eremicess BY REBELLIOUS MATES | 110 stena v eomasas seessanant 23 Speech in Parliament Was Unsauis- | But Complains—Private Suar prised In Uplife Work—Speaker of Na- I | T factory—Post Iails General As 5 . o « or + So Informal ABOUT 3,000 RETURN tional Reputation to Be Svrm»mll et o B enera S | Stefanssen Fails to Navlgatc ommander Should Be So Infornu Greatest British Soldier of His Day. —>Sces Germans Through Glasses. T0 THEIR TASKS TODAY SE s London, Feb. 18.—The idea that Northwest Passage When| with the American Army in Active preparations are being made Frantol Roblin s i iate 2 g France, Feb. 17 (By the 'Associated Be et e for the annual State Con(‘crlt‘nt“u o]g s e e e | Orders Are Ignored. Press)—General Pershing has com- President Issucd Stinging Rebuke to | Charities and Corrections, w hich will heir | BRI S B et s e be held in this city April 21, 22 and| policy shall be or who shall be em- | | o & e T . 2 5 . | : . American sector northwest of Toul. Chiet Officers of Union, Saying He | 23 and which will bring social worker | Seattle, Feb. 18.—Captain Alexan- | 7, “itin pam with a gas o wung from all over Connecticut ta Ne t Daily Gl S S 2 der Allan, an Arctic trader, has ar- over his chest, at the alert position Should Direct Men to Resume La- | Britain, 1e Dai rroni in an cditorial o0 | yived from the north with word that XS et ednlety) Selens The conference is the big event for| the situation brousht about by the Viihjalmur Stefanssen, the explorer | 2 ) y SR Connecticut charity and social work- | dnnouncement that Ge “‘ Robertson phow in the Arctic, failed to realize ']mur been retired from the imperiali his hope of navigating the Northeast (e > 1 \ge to the Atlantic because two The task 2 Jor the responsi-| of his party disobeyed orders and left _ InIniSars - d while it ¢ chief marooned on Melville | o ¢ on 20 | he returned with the N York, Feb, 18.—The strike by | S s open to j ent i At island in 1916 without a ship. S e cDeY. manufactures especiall : ministers no ci he two, Captan Gonzales ana| . L7 21l places he asked innumerable | some localities, need” ful dislonaal in X b s e ~“‘[_~‘“"‘ S \I‘\"’_‘\_ questions, especially of the men, re- | todona o otk as do ¥ y i which warrant 1ch s an b upheayal e o= e S s s arding food, how they were* and w abor difficult; contracts is over, John Rice, national : el tiEn . | OTe oG Bhetanssens Hlech wers | Lo oy WEol conattions, ATL ox | oo s ol : ; N ! g ReaL ~ | instructed in 1914 to take the Sachs e s . 0% lcne of improper distfibution, rather organize f the United Brotherhood o mier’s recent speech in the house of | i 1916 to Stefanssen’s base on Mel- | Cept jone ook agreed that they were than of shortage,” .Je said. “The o _ imunn‘nm railed l\\u H“.’\l : 1 ,Iw (r:\ S beGl Dl Oyt Avtbom | 3]}0 :‘;‘ ,;“TT:? x"";» ‘] i thing. ' .omplaints of manufacturers, I have conviction, says the result has been| , (' . seintet | 9 cook \General Pershing sald: [round. have arisen Kok . - O et o olitieal . | asserted, they beached her at Bank's “You are getting eno to catyw | found, ha sen Mot so much from Seilienaitse g gl o S e | @ storm of indignatios and politi Tand about 50 miles west of BMel RS { A2 | their difficulty in obtaining labor but are expected to be ¢ ork 2 o | trigue of what seems to have been a | Gno"idana” When Stefanssen found | SO R “{vl“";:‘\ "’,’,"”"’1 iyoy | N their difficulty in obtaining it at the prices which the manufacturers he was marooned, he abandoned his | iy Lool’ iod q : e About 3,000 of the strikers re- » ement | plans to go east and made the trip| gooq “°7% 200 €0 NOL & cuflicient | gesire to pay. My principal difficulty I heard of & cook in|ywas in convincing manufacturers of ews of Robertson’s removal, the| % L turned to work this morning, Mr, “A\.m. ‘!\‘ 1(01»(1-1 o ~11H|“ \_( .\“‘1 to Bank’s Land on foot over the ice. | (... ., condition hetor Morning Post says, will be received | g o0 Ty iiino S0 g 1o the Atlantic, | © Ba soncitlon sbefore | the increase in the cost of living to ot Enough Variety. | wage carners and to the reasonable- he men are going £ t S y > public and 5 back because they have every confi- | ‘ T\?I“:x\'kon;«(;mo.,?.. by :);‘1( ‘1'121}:1'1:‘:\ navigation is comparatively easy, Al- Wiell oy o e : lence that President Wilson will ad- ; . : SHThAL e e e o | BAEE exactly. 1 me: reh i ness ofadvancine wages den Presic ) ads . 5 not only as the greatest British sol-| "o i.i, 700 Barnard, another Arc- | X2¢ [N meanSnotSsenoushis v “The manufacturers who are not just this matter to their satisfaction, 1 ? 5 ielor hisldny butl ad thellhi-nest riet Neon s el afoiios per cent or more for mater- tic trader who commanded the Ted i he said o military genius the war thus far has gor i ed the Teddy | " Generai Pershing asked what he|og 106 jals which they must, are strenuous- | ComMmand personally in operatid The probability that the strike i - S produced. ’:(‘:“',r c;"::;‘f;n‘;l “‘;‘ ‘:“:_:;‘“‘t(:m ‘th‘o had for dinner tod: The cook re- 1 nearing its end was confirmed to. . b o “It is impossible to exag N mas ias S SRS [TDiTe i 1 roast hecf, potatoes, | iy ohjecting to pay a fraction of this | “E2inst the army of Gen. Alexieff. by A. O. Wilkie, district oflicer here S ¢ £ £8 “how much efficiecncy and E i u‘m‘crfilcld ' » €2P-| snions, white hread, coffee and rice advance In wages. The newspapers report a group for the Emergency Fleet corporation. s . thé British arms owe to Gen. 2 : : . I'puadin S e el b Polish troops advancing against “There are indications the entire mat- : | 1iobertson.” @S efenssonandih e mbeT o tins “That seems like a considerable mmf"f T ‘;‘\“‘,“““’:é:“crl“frfg:ir‘fli‘z: Bolsheviki on the northwesterst 7r ter will be adjusted this afternoon” | B s B | Declaving it is evident Gen. Rob- | Canadian Arctic expedition are win- i and another force is making an | “What else de you want?” Lountifully to the Red Cross and | Y2nce nearsMin Ensicn KyIE | Cameg c ; | variety,” remarked the general. | cn Iy pay heavy taxes, give e sald y | ertson has been dismissed and those | terins at Barter fisland, off the sheerty pa; : LY Well, T would like to have some ! cmilar organizations, are willing to | the Bolsheviki chief, is insisting . L T | who dismissed him find it difficult to \"‘«’;“"fl{[“h»‘rfl_‘\c‘ coast, ('a;:tuin Al]l']avn President Hirtcheson Rapulea! W. €. HUNGERFORD. confess, the Post says parilament| =24, The explorer expects to make | . . " | 0 work in \Washington for $1 a year, | the removal of headquarters fr dis- | & 100-mile trip north of the ice mext| 'y SUNELET L e S init tears | Mohilev to Petrograd 3 od Soldier is treated so seurv. | summer and return to civilization in : S RSN SLORE lland Boreven Gtheinfwlyesttojenit rom Di r S inguished soldier is treated so scury s long line of soldiers with meoss ol Sl e ispatches from Kiev say the d ers and is held for the pu i | the fal] by way of Nome, Alask . ornings fo gLy by orcy oneiy et L L pose ioflily. It continue IR T SemA e in their hands and asked thing which they will not do; give |18 under control of the ' bourge | exchanging ideas and discussing topics i~ iq¢ {ne summary dismissal of Gen. aptain Allan, on his trip here, “Bo Sou ber aot sy b Encaixtecnth of so-called —inhew | Fada, although the Bolsheviki w ARVieds hon Bl its Y aadten for the alleviation of the poor andfp,pertson were not enough to shat- | Made a 1200-mile “mush” behind a| ¢ popeo- el Tt riine emplovinglclsel holding the suburbs yesterday. shipyards had had its desired effect | for the ¢orrection of those who offend |y cur confidence in Premier Lloyd | 408 team over the snow trails from | *Ufforef o e s F e 2 s zens are hiding in cellars and and the men would go back to Work | against the code of saciety € v eichal 5 i ] ; he line saluted briskly and zens a g ir ars and m e : . s = 26gOLTe i George and the government, the cir- scehel island Sin frhel Arctic FtoRChi o B e i reply: are pillaging. Ukraine bourge pending settlement of their grie It is proposed to engage a speaker| "o oo of the dismissal would | tina, the head of the Copper river ¥ 7 sl X 3 i o 4 = : > a Cos sir. troops are being sent to attempt ances by the wage adjustment board. | of national reputation for a_ smash- [ {URSERISS T (00 SRR NG| raillond. He carried dispatehes to| o Siey ey THEY HOPE IT’S THE LAST iRt o bt The president issued a sharp re-|ing address on the first night of the he general next appeared in regi . A e i the Canadiai v ent at Ottaw: rhe I buke to Willlam L. Hutcheson, pr CGivcnilun Sundiy evenine, aua of | °f Premlers of Bie Janlarss Gbs ([ \tefan::er}ioae;nfjl‘(»(‘;‘[hlf Ottawa | 1 ontal headquarters In a dugout in The RBolsheviki have establis dent of the United Brotherhood of | forts will be made to sccure a hall |FC2dY at the Ift of his eyebrow fo | (% G RETESER o0C T ed e 2t ol a town which had been riddled by Staff at Odessa from WHAIRIE ited Brot! s smadestolisecire Jahalllnfdue v iiaiie v s ELEaT e o7 |l EOrD EYuko slegraph office. Be- : i G 3ustness Teets Mxhers e , i he ' Ukrani r Carpenters and Joiners, saying that |large enough to accommodateall of |FOWString any distinguished bitrars | cause they were signed by Stefanssen, | S6IS: The colonel was not there at | Business Intcrests ‘Expect Industry to | conducting \the "Ukranian “and it he did not wish to give aid and |the public who wish to attend. Will- | Sailor who dures to cross ¥ : [ *1g LANSSeN, | 416 time and the general called for 5 i i manian campaigns. An Odess: T e a5t Gerne (s A G C. Hungerford of this ¢ L e el OF SO e O D i e e U all trench and other ordess and an | Jeesvme Normal Actlvity Next Mou- | patch says the Bolsheviki at Od comfort to the enemy he would direct | iam C. gerford o o .retofore of | recently that the explorer was or 4 i Reishandy : . g r, who, knowing therctofor f XTI s on 3 4 SR, S B the men to return to their jobs pend- | president of the conference o e e vy iont daulan b od ceachediv e He sat down and read day—Storrow Rulcs on Exemptions, | D2Ve arrested Rumanian officers 2 Ing settlement. number of other New Britain men|2¢ 0 ']“"‘”‘; “)‘““ e v one of them. a Rumanian committee sent to t In a formal reply Hutcheson said | and, women are actively connected nok I“f' ‘7“ n (“1‘, - s i - outs the general suz- Boston, Feb. 18.—New England fo-| up peace negotiations. Subseque while he had no power to sign an|With it including members of- the [ !0 throw Ais witole Hei i w changes here and @ day observed what busine: people | the committee was released and s SRR T e s e o e Britain Chatity lore honlan | re cv-uLuy\v\\ (.l‘ n;} y\\A‘xh N ity FLOODS IN ZULULAND a in the trenches he directed hoped would be the last heatless Mon-- back with warning the Bolshey agreement adjus ¢ he New ° setii James W. Lowther, the speakcr of | ! mall chang e day holiday. After the national fuel| would ki e Rumanian offi using his influence to have the men | other philanthropic societies. the house of commons, and Gen. Jan | S : mall changes bo made « would kill one Rumanian officer o g Y o : administration rescinded the closing | each Russian soldier killed in B meR RS 5 he The officers and committees for | the | ook Copmah e 5 ks at German ines. < r t return and asked again that the | C. Smuts are mentioned by the Post A T, T G (1 T SR || e president meet him as the only way | :I‘(‘;,‘""':Vf’}“ conference, announced| © & T o of men fitted to head the | luropeans and Natives Swept Away it rell sitnated point throush ' tion in sections where the coal short- In which to solve the problem. DEAY, AL < -ove: “nt e inspected Mont S and . - : - Presiden - C. Hungerford, New || government, by Wall of Water—Villages Dis- Sor - ¢ agel was stllll acute \was left it state 2 President Wilson's Letter. : liagcs b1 German olservation posts on top | gdministrators for determination and!| _FPetition for Removal of Cmax Eritain. Robertson Denies Resignation. The letter from President Wilson Vice Presidents—Atwood Collins, Robertson did not resign his post appear and Buildings Are Wrecked. from which the enemy has {he pecause of the demand for coal in this| Petrograd, Feb. 8.—A number he Cilon folws: S e et G e e linos under observation for gistrict, were suspended tody. { grand dukes and grand duchesses| jie luplon, follows: . Rov. Lyman S. Johnson, New | according to statements made in two | Durban al, Feb. 18—Sixty-three s when the visibility is zood. ' In reply to many applications for | the former regime have addressed “Willlam L. Hutcheson, General | Eritain; Rev. John Neale, Meriden; | London Sunday papers Iuropeans are missing and a great | iocause of the haze the general wus cxeraptions, James J. Storrow, New | plea to the Balshevik sgovernm e e et emnged Bel G 2 Jow Landon The Sunday Times publishes an in- | number of Indians and natives prob- | UNdble (o sce the spires of Mctz fngland fuel administrative, ruled | urging that the conditions un Carpenters and Joiners of Amer-| Treasurer—Irederick G. Platt, | terview with him, given last evening, [ ably have been lost in consequence | Which are visible on clear days frem | {ha{ exemptions could be granted only | which the former imperial family o e Demi Anmnion e ees of a flood in Umvolosi sugar district | & ccrtain nlace ) by the national body at Washington. | heing kept at Tobolsk, Siberia, be ave received your telegram of Secretary — George .. Warren, | “T have not resigned. The only|of Zululand. Many soldicrs recognized him as he Washington, Feb. 18.—Transporta- |‘leviated, perhaps permitting the vesterday and am very gldd to note | Bridgeport. | statement 1 have to make is that it is A terrific storm flooded the Um- sed o stopped them to question | tion for 1,000,000 tons of coal a ! mer emperor and his family to gg the expression of your desire as a| TLoeal Secretary—Mrs. Stanley Da- | quite true that I will not aceept Volosi river. The water came down | them, but others did not. One young | month was assured for New England | England or France. In the plea. patriotic citizen to assist in carrving | vis, New Brits Cora Beale, | either position,” (referring to the | like a wall, submerging a village in | Infantryman, after Gen. Pershing and | today by Chairman Hurley of the | are reported to have said that P L Gl B e sugar area in the valley. A great | the general in command of that bri- shipping board, and Director Gen. | imperial family is ready to renom save America and men everywhers | Execuli Committee—2iss Mil- | eral staff and British representative | bridge over the river was wrecked, | 8ade had passed, asked Tobh T RnC Tt O | e e e who work and are free. Taking ad- | dred P. Carpenter, Stamford; George | on the supreme war council of Ver- | the railway station and hotel were| * is that with the four stars|of coal will go by water and four | throms vantage of that assurance, I fecel it|W. Rabinoff, Hartford; Mrs. Mary A. | sailles) | swept away, hundreds of cottages of s coat? Sileonlitnill oo fhy mator Handy oty o R o be my duty to call your attention | Wise, Hartford; Bugene Van Why, | The political correspondent of The | natives were destroyed, and telegraph | A comrade informed him, where- | by water and four hundred thousand | tween the Bolsheviki and a wing| to the fact that the strike of the car- | Winsted; Julius Stremlau, Meriden; | Sunday Times sayvs: and telphone lines were put out of | Upon the inquisitive one replied ey G B0 ST S O the public is attempting to dictate to f living’ he indust Roger W the emp | partment: rained during the West are ol cmployment sers Although starting lidea of educating ¥ need of the present ployed to t out is criticized by bors Unless Hle Wished to Give Aid walked through all tha first line trenches, passing through the mud and slipping on the ice. He dropped down into the dugouts and visited batteries busy hurling “iron rations” and Comfort to Enemy—Letter Brings Quick Results. carpenters in the Atlantic seaboard | ; MHighting was Eaetnursday the city v bofharded Bolshevik aviators. The casugfies at Kiev are estim| ed at 4,000 killed and 7,000 wound Polish troops have defeated Bolsheviki at Bobruisk, 85 mi southeast of Minsk. Other Poles advancing toward Smolensk. Rumd ians control the Akkerman district Bessarabia and are threatening Od sa. Ensign Krylenko, the Bolshe: commander-in-chief, has decided come to Petrograd to raise an ars of 100,000 Bolsheviki which he shipyards engaged on government of Carpen and Joiners, day everal thousand men who are stil tomorrow morning. 3 > 5 | most natural and common sensc Rice estimated Feb. 1S.—Shipping will insist on knowing why the board offic were confident today that the pre inter ntion in the strike of carpenters in e penters in the shipyarc in mark- | Angus P. Thorne, Bridgeport; J. P. ‘neral Robertson considers he | commission. The flood interfere “Is that s0? Whoever saw a com- 3 PR which is advancing toward Khar} >d and painful contrast to the action | Sanderson, Jr., Hartford; Stanley H. | has been dismissed I hear that be- | With rescue work. Many natives are | mander-in-chief of an army w (in the Ukraine). The Bolshey »f labor in other trades and places. { Holmes, New Britain; Edgar W. Pel- | fore the succession (on the Imperial | stranded in the top of a sugar mill. | around in a trench asking some pr FOR NEW REPUBLIG are sending troops to crush this nd Ships are absolutely necessary for the | ton, New Britain; 3. Treadwell, | general staff) was given to General | Along the coast sreat damage vate whether he had enough to est revolution but word received hi winning of the war No one can |Danbu Miss Nancy L. Austin, Wil- | § Henrv Wilson it was offered to | been done. or n‘]hh feet were dry It is not e the force of Bor:sfl;%v}aink strike a deadlier blow at the safety o e L8 ] Bridgeport; | and declined by General Sir Herbert e ing done.” e Taie L who was a member of e Keren R e ,“:_.1.4 ‘(,(:(”,‘: ')'[';1;"[1‘;,‘,1 M. 5 New! Eaven: | Piamer i (commandsclof the British Amoy, China, Feb. 17.—Rarth- | Tt took « licutenant to convin I Society to Xiege Prestdent | D00 " ire toudy 0 deitc. other side than by interfering with or | Prof. Robert H. Jr., Middle- | forces in Italy), and it is anticipated | dvake shocks continued here last | the doubtful soldier that it was Gen Wilson to Recognize Independence | Alexieff. obstructing the shipbuilding pro- [town; Charles P. Kellogg, Ws that other members of the military | it and today. Many persons have | Pershing he had seen. ) ] Diplomatic representatives indte ram bury; David Gibbs, Meriden; Mrs. | heirarchy will follow General Robert~ | been injured and it is estimated that Throughout the inspection the of Lithnania. the Alexieff is obtaining more sapp “All the other unions en in| Wm. . Brooks, New Britain; Mrs. | son into retirement. | more than 100 houses have collapsed. | eral limped a little. his ankle having Hesolutions urging President Wilson | than its originators hoped for. this indispensable work have .1 | Isaac D. Russell, New Britain. “Phe generals have, in fact, revolt- | Cable communication with Hong | been injured slightly a few days ago. i 5 i | Ko . 5 . & “lto recognize the new Lithuanian re- to abide by the decisions of the jon on Family and Community | ed against the cabinet, and the grav- | Xong is interrupted | At the baticries, the =eneral asked public will be prepared at a public Reed Appointment Withdrawn. building Wag Adjustment PBoard. | —Chairman, Miss Mildrad P. Carpens | ity of their action can hardly be over- the artillervmen the same questior efin. Darodiby eluUnitd ‘Washington, Feb, 181 gt That board has dealt fairly and lib ter, Stamford; David I Green, Hart- | estimated. The weakness of the sol- Johannesburg, Transvaal, Feb. 18. he put to the infantrymen, making | P FEnt G i on Morch 3. The | Minister Trotzky jof the Bolshe ally with ail who have resorted to it. | ford; Angus P. Thorne, Bridgeport: | giors' position is that they canmot| —The railway department has been | sure ihat they all were contented and | Lithuanian Socely 08 J/oreR o (o JCmRer. R o e ndra I must say to vou very frankly that | Miss Sally Wilmot; Miss Helen M. | ggros among themselves. Tt is not | Notificd that at Mazadua near Som- had no cause for complaint S b e e Fruseta, haa ity it is your duty to leave to it the sclu- | Hall, Middletown; Malcolm Nicholls ipated ihat the defection of (he| kele, Zuzuland, 300 persons were Similar inspection frips will b |hell on Park strest o | the app cotnsanUI 4 ot Ton Bevl tion of vour present difliculties wi‘a | New London; George Rabinoff, H: aoncis will weeck the sovernment.| ATowned #& @ rosult of the #vod. i e T il e mon)| o e e e el e i aeenl el vour employers ond to advise tho'|ford; Miss Nancy L. Austin, Willi- | o' apart from a comparatively small | TWenty persons, taking refuge on the - siheils aetermined inat they | S8Y LIRS CRS St S e [ i men whom you represent to return at ntic; Eugene Kerner, Waterbury; | ccotion of militarists, there is no great | T00f of a hotel, were washed away.| Americin soldiers at all times shall | S€Or8e By o0 B0 OBy ana mce to work, pending the decision. | Mrs. Henry M. Jevne, Stamford; Miss | cumpathy with the attitude of the sol- | ('thers who had climbed to the top ha the maximum of protection un. | O€@Re¥: < FOEE ST ett to speak at sl Sy ok No body of men have the moral|Lucy D. Adams, Bristol; Rev. Samuel | gj % | of a mill also perished. v the hest conditions possible Seha gy § T Im’rl he correspondent adds that the = Stockholm, Feb. 17~—TelegTap right in the present circumstances of | Sutcliffe, New Britain; Mrs. 2. K. Tt = =L R " ja Wi the nation to strike until every meth- | Chase, New PBritain. o e e e e ONE SCHOOT, CLOSED, LEFT CONFIDENTIAL communication with Russia was 0d of adjustment bas been tried to| Section on Children—Chairman, | (41 of statoe for w e : i KILLED IN AI‘R RAID :stahuaheddtofia(]:’ :'::err:or:ai; the limit. If you do not act upon|John P. Sanderson, Jr. Hartford: | e weekle newspapor. The on. Frozen Water Pipes at Stanley Scliool > g 7 erruption due | s s this principle, you ex \l‘v\)dmlhtcrfly Austin Cheney, South Mancheste o l\_h__‘\ ‘1', e 1’1:’\2‘\1.“\‘;; PAPERS IN TAXICAB ‘ ;‘had c:;me :f;,‘::‘?;n?tco ?:”s“t‘awdt. F giving aid and comfort to the enemy, | Rev. Wm. H. Day: Prof. Robert B Sir ] o E e . ~raded “schools, with the ex o : = - and, by retir it o whatever may be your own conscious | Fife, Jr., Middletown; Miss Mar Lot Rt R e Aed ool e Oficial Announcement Made of Num- | giaqi stin s in tho hands of the § purpose B Harris, Hartford; Mrs son R. Jes- Most of the London morning pa- vocational school, the Academic | ¥French Military Attache at Madrid ber of Victims of German Aviators | Guard. Tnere <|:I is no communi “I do mot see that anything will Vo | sup, Stamford; Rey. Matthew Judge, | oo poit to comenent edttonions ven | and Veeational Figh. schools and the . i tion with Helsingfors sained by eing vou personally | Stamford; Miss Mabel Kite, Stam-| T o I (o (R State Normal school al] re-opened to- and Assistant Will Face In Tondon Saturday. — until you have accepted and acted | ford; Frederick J. Kingsbury, Brids CZERNIN MAJOR GENERAL, \pon that principle. It is the duty of | port; Miss Lina M. Phipps, New Ha i the Government to see that the best|ven; Mrs. Lecona Wheaton, Drids P te el o e e e i e e possible conditions of labor are main- | port; Mrs. Bernard Williams; Mrs vs T T G e R re-open today because, | promulgated relieving Gen. Denvig-® tained, as it is also ‘its duty to see to | Jennie E. Stevens, Greenwich; An- R Y i e B e e it that there is no lawless and con-|drew Steele, County Commission L & e in a A Street anil e hie o est hd enaine hin ver ! . selonceloss profiteering, and that duty | Rev. J. E. Klingbe v A | - e o Al o he areet DAL B e the raid of Sunday night. ‘TL;I::“;"““ sazettes in Vienna and Budapest p the Government has accepted and will | Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski, New Tin ORK H{IMRRRT il o ! S P flew over London dropping DOmbS M lish a letter from Emperor Char perform Will you co-operate or will Section on Mental Hygic « [VIVIL S l,hxflslu)\r ARREG\TEI; entar o Secordin this morning’s news- various bh jxus All the ot! | expre: 1g the wish to create clo vou obstruct? man, Dr. C. Floyd Haviland, Middie- | Lo ; |epesate : hatred with | turned back. hday night's | Felationship between the army s “WOODROW WILSON.” town: Dr. Frank K. Hallocl ; | indiseretion a -oss negligence and The casualties in 4 27 injurea, , Count Czernin, the imperial fore| ! ! Jud S e - elr raid were 16 kitled and 87 WJUICE, i 1pinister, who, finding his support Judge L. P. Waldo el | Menibes . G ' s T = e ; Lt ounioroa L ) i . Miss Inez A. Newman, New | e « accounts state, has | it Was announced off { the army’s proficiency, has laid Ordered Back at Newark. ven; Dr. Robert J. Lynch, Hart e the findl by -a Parig | €TROOD. ) rou‘nduuo:\ of a ;:eufral Peace. N. J., Feb. 18.—The s o Alan R. Dicfendorf, Hart- er Publishior . ortfolio in o taxicab, Count Czernin is appointed an hd K, he | e Paken into . LUBS CONVENE: sbdealivnin p i who struck on Saturday at | ford y. Charles ' ntaining diplomat ROTPARY CLUBS € VENE. | orary major general in recognition d near her : Arnold . o i confidential charac- Boston, F 18 —The mid-winter | his service. The emperor has d A fepine of New Ingland Rotary | orated several diplomats connec . noexample must he | olnbs We held here today with s with the negotiations at Brest- ollicers at fault. | eral hundred delegates in attendance. | tovs Prevent Re-openin: n. owing to the ¢ followin weok's enforced va- bl t n ihe fuel shor o Court-martial. London, Feb. 18.—Eleven persons, | were killed and four injured in the aerial attack on London on Saturday, is officially announced. Six or seven airplanes took part in Amste; n, Feb. 18.—The offi | King Charles Effecting Closer Re tions Between Army and Premier| From Mense Districy and Newspa- Wi tion Co.’s, yiu to work today 1 N Jeox coid t and Tuesday, reported. t i) { Custoly Hartiord, Feb, 18—Pore- < ( cast tor New Britain ang P e Y