New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1918, Page 5

1 | | FIGHT ON GARDEN PESTS 15 PLANNED Agent of Department of Ag ncul-‘i ture to Visit State 5 tford, March 15.—The home gardeners of Connecticut are to have | elp in the insect pests rdens this summer the \ar ord- letter to Bureaus sent from the headquar- ommittee of food supply, | ! | | | | Hemenw chairman of the Hem- | Sureaus lens department War Mr ‘ns the able supg a from th to be ultural d and that ady supplied is comm should they ps it exped per supervis this Homenway's letter is as or H. J ative « follows: of Baker, dircctor nsion work ticut Agricultural ( ed more { Conne reports can | that com- in qualified for | vision work 1d send this ‘onnecti t A e for the special cou sors than forc ges munities ure someono garden snpe person to tho « den ors, which course is to April 16 and April 20 lone, P or Baker mmunit will find supervisor Ina tween this is many secure a much ision is ne g » be a s believes that commur cannc rged {oo strongly to make this sion ial fieid agent | federnl depart- | nt to | ra- | | mnection | Mr I also desire to inform George M. Codding on cntomology of the ment igricultur a Cannecticu on in u of been to demon tions SERLEhe « ur]A’ i smmu- | to | | { garden of thoe situation nity the on malke reference cide ment with vey to and spray ials the supply of ind equip their nse o suh- 1 - ; hatian and for jeet to tions pest develop: the f county. He od through irm reau in your d to prot Conne 1 from trus avail time 1 The War Maryland Bu has pr ,,,,,.va sion D C garde i exee manuai which can he garder thron home Committes commilte hool ment of the Cont of Food Supply cost of | reneral distributic he | thous If yvou des should be gla per em we ROOM FOR KENITTING IN THESE POCKETS ! troops. kaitin 1o about th this pretiy 1t prebi pring sin. There ™ in this pai s to carry all + nfnimnm of rockets nro fc tho two atached decornted W lesds s tunic will dartog the eoming months | viction | days | nish | the GIANT FRENCH GUNS ARMORED CARS HAMMER GERMANS constructed railway 1 suitable these armored ca 190-millimeter guns line up and ham- lines with terrific bhombardments until the enemy cleared and the French specially runs > German line reat mounted on them vithin th the the e trenches TWO TYPES OF A I'he upper picture shows dirigible used by the out duty along the Adriatic. Many ships have been saved by the quick work of these dirigibles, which have a type alian army dircovered \ | range of | OGN for | and | EW ON MOBILE | B | infantry can advance. This remark- ble photograph shows a line of the mored cars with the powerful guns ready to go into action. It is the first | photograph of its kind to arrive in this country. The guns and cars are | camouflaged and are manned by | French marine gunners. | ITALIAN FLYERS tia~hed traft ihe a w The new Italian also used by the trol work along lecat reminds one irning lower to ihe endanzered photograph flyving boat Italian navy the Adriatic of a flying shows Macchi, for pa- The fish. DAECHE SE German Who Plotted to Destroy Ships Going to Prison. New York, in March 15.—The con- i'ederal Court of Paul man, who was charged with conspiring with Lieutenant Rob- t Fay and others to destroy steam- ps of the Allies by attaching bombs rudder posts was affirmed yes- United Stat Circuit The defendant had to two years' impri 1 penitentiary interned at | and will be the Daeche, a Ge lay by the Court of Appeals een sentence onn Atl now geithorpe, Ga., Allanta need When sentc May 9 with Lieutenant Fay and the brother-in-law, Walter Scholz, appealed did not to with them. Iay escaped soon his imprisonment till at la Frank Burgmaier, a saloonkeepe 5 Westchester avenue, the Bronx, yesterday to serve ten in the Tombs for failing to fur- the fede authorities with of address, Wallace, special assistant to the neral, rday ordered from Trenton, N. J., prison of George T. Zador, a lleuten- ant in the Austrian army, who Ww: arrested January 25. His wife made a plea to Mr. W who made an investigation and decided he was not dav Some time today a allens will start for charge of a detail of United St Thelir names will be an- nounced after they have left the city. on 1915, latter's Dacche prison fte nd g0 wnd i of 3 was sentenced change Mr ves! (he group of enemy the south in Don‘r Bother Me says &3 056% POSTIOASTIES (BEST CORN FLAKES) are so goodIwant them everyday. in | . ' hall his HALF-CENTURY AT BANK On March 30, Charles B. Oldershaw, secr 1d treasurer of the Savinggs Bank of New Britain, will have com- pleted 50 years of continuous service with this banking institution. When Mr. Oldershav entered the bank a half-century 1go it was connectad with the National bank and he w Just out of High school. A. J. Sloper, president of the National bank, is the 'only local activ banker today who was in that business when Mr. Older- shaw began his life work. TWO UNION M}k H At 8 o'¢ 'n‘ K ! Mac hmv St street ! 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