, . .Fraternally yours,
1 either Germany or the United States
'the two countries than could ever bei revival of its divorce industry, after
accomplished by the nagging method' I two years of dulness caused by an ab-
sent incumbent.
‘In Wisconsin," after Sept 1‘. The state
no: “I
on the employees' than to keep the
latter from soliciting it The public
complains incessantly where the evil
flourishes at its worst, that same pub-
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PROPRIETORS.
to the system. and even in abetting
Iit.
ed, and ought to be able to do away
with the illogical practice if any state
‘can But even if her own sons and
MINIATURE ALMANAC FORI
TOMORROW.
High tide I :04 a. m.; 1:35 p, 111.
Sun rises 5 :09; sets 6»:39.'
SATURDAY, APRIL 17,1915
daughters uphold the letter and spir-
lrit of the law, there will be a heap
itors from less enlightened parts.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-l etecrmcrrv wssnes DlSHES.
PHONE CALLS.
ga-o—News Department.
gray-31151111585 Department
1388 —Branch Office, Norwalk.
1225- 3-——Editor’s Residence.
1385-12—Clty Editor's Residenc
sugar-Business Manager's Res-i man of the house filling the kitchen
[deuce :witb dirty dishes while his wife so
fjourns in the country. Nowadays fath-
ler merely puts the dirty dishes in the
ieleflric dish washer, presses the but-
Another time honored joke has been
% relegated to the past and the struggl-
iing newspaper parsgraphere and pro
,fessional humorists now mourn the
e. floss of that ancient jest about the
MASONIC NOTICE.
A speclal Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No_ 108, F. and A M,;t°n and the trick is done.
will be held at its roOms April 20111! ’ Perhaps there is no more unwelcome
1915 at 8 o'clock p. 111. Work M. M. ,task in the house than washing dirty
degree. Refreshments after work.
All Master Masons cordially and
"eternally invited,
jdishes. Three times a day, every day
ii“ the year and a pan full of soiled
dishes and kitchen ware e1erv time,
SYLESTER P. DECKER W M is enough to discourage anyone ln al-
Attend“ lmost e1 or, home at least three hours
MROBERT M. WILCOX a day are spent at the tiresome task
Secretary jot washing and drying dishes. ‘ls it
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meals in Masonic Building, Soulh‘
Main 81., 2nd 111111 -ith Tuesdays, of!
each monlh—July 11nd August. ('11-
aud high priced?
While the lectlic dish washer is,
not exactly now those perfected in ”19'
('Pim‘d' 4” 80(10‘l‘ AI‘RO-‘dlAnh past ha1c been nearly all designed for
Masons cordially invited. (‘harlcfi
A. Tuck, “- 1'. ltobcrl W.Wi110x lhfllel and restaurant service. it is onlv:
Sec. reteutly that such mac hincs ham been
.made small enough, and cheap cu
‘ 'ough. for use in an ordinary home. A;
number of new designs in mechanical!
dish washers are already on the mark;
ct. in general the same principle prc
mils 1cgardlcss of the design. Racks
are provided in a suitable container
for the soiled dishes When the elec-
tric button is pressed a small motor
11"hi1ls a centrifugal pump which torc
es :1 stead1 stream of sonp1 water
and doesn‘t like 11s and that his sen-- over the dishes. in ‘a few minutes this
iimenls arc 1eclprocalcd. Its a case of water is turned off and the dishes are
which has thoroughly rinsed with scalding hot
He tits water. Then the water is drawn off
and the dishes are allowed to dry
'from their own heal, tints doing away
with the wiping of dishes.
The first cost of these machlncs is‘
1not much and they will wash the dish-i
fies three times a day for 11 low pcn-
nies' They will:
do the work quicker and betlcr than,
it can be done by hand and without
danger of chipping and cracking the
finest china. ‘
AN INCOMPATIBLE D'lPL\0MAT.
Everybody concerned might as well
recognize the fact that it doesn't do
any good to have Germany represent-
ed at Washington by Ambassador von
Regardless of any partic-
ular incident, it has long been up
parent that thls particular represen-
tative doesn’t understand our people,
llernstorl’f.
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mutual incompatibility,
deepened to mutual distrust.
his place even worse than did Sir 1 Ion-
llre former British ambas-
former
cl Cordon.
sador, and lluslcm lley, the
Turkish minister.
We don‘t blame von Bernstori‘l al-
together. \'cry likcly we Americans
are hard for an aristocratic diplomat
ol’ the European school to understand.
and get long with. Verv likely we have
been inconsidcinte and irritating at
times. But the fact remains that most 1
European diplomat who come to Wash ,’
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worth of electricity.
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ington do gel along with us, even in‘ IN RENO.
difficult situations. and that many of}1 Tile Reno divorce colon1 has return- i
them understand and like us, as vouied- N ISII t IlIIlle what It was NO years
lBernstorl‘f’s predecessor did Certain- 38.0 W118!) it averaged over .100—-1-1ear
ly few ambassadors or ministers have ly one for every twenty pcrnuinent
been so unfortunate in offending our residents 0f 'Reno. Bllt Kile ll llme.'
sensibilities as von Bemsiori’f- has The new law, shortening the lesldcnce
since the war began 'requiremeut for divorce to six months
He mav bi‘a a11e1cellcnt1nan,a11d ac- “again “as only passed a ten weeks
cording to court standards a line g‘en- $330. and already the easy- mdilorte 1is- ,
tleman, but at Washington he is outiitOI‘VS are fluid to number BEEN." 200.
or place. If Germany will send 11s {The Nevada metropolis celebrated
good-natured and broad-minded ambas- their advent by a grand opening April:
sador who will give us credit for 0rd. I 13. There were SDECIEI features in all}
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inarv sense and decency, and who will the cafes, and the new 'arrivals were,
cal 11 1111 our goveinment and public out in force, doing their best to re- l
without always rubbing our for the: \‘II'6 the good Old days
11 rong way she will thereby do more: Perhaps the state of Nevada should
to restore pleasant relations betweenzbe congratulated on the‘satisl’t—tctoryE
“and aggresshe propaganda of the pre surdly moral low. It is estimated that 1
the average cost or 111 Reno divorce isl
$2,500, not counting “entertainments
and sundries." The men and women
who flock there to get rid of their
marital bonds are a "live bunch,"
Without doubt; they wake up'lhe
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N0 TI'PPI'NGH'N WISCONUIN.
1911111111111 porters won’t be able to
add anything to their $275011 month
— 'W.
_____‘llé takes a foolish pride in submitting;
Wisconsin is comparatively unspoil-l
‘of trouble caused by unreasonable vis-E
‘ any wonder that kitchen help is scarce ‘
’ Mr. llartcls,
SNAP SHOTS
' 9y fly I. Noose.
When the man to whom you
are telling the story becomes
restive that is no indication that
it is a poor story.. it merely is
an indication that he wants to
tell a story himself.
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As a general proposition, the
less money a man has the more 5
children he feels able to a'll'ord.
Next to adopting a set of rel-
olut'lOnI, a mass meeting ap-
pears to be the most futile thing.
The professor who believes
courting should be taught in obt-
lege apparently overlooks the
fact that it Already is an elective .
course in all the best wheels.
The bee, which has a great
reputation fer industry, works
three months in the year and
loafa nine. How did the hes got
its reputation
The man with money is con-
'cerned mostly with the way his
trousers hang in the leg“ The
man without money is more con-
cerned with the way they wear
in the seat.|
There is at least this to say
for the gold fish: it doesn't try
to sing.
No man who has delivered
groceries or ice is likely to be
shocked by the chorus.
A good led-handed pitcher
will often do more to advertlso
’ a town than a Commercial Club.
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Considering the fact that the
audience knows it, every candl.
date wastes a good deal of tlme
telling it that it is intelligent.
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falcons were in the old days, at first
sight of the prey; they will follow the
hostile aeroplane, and pick and claw at
the aviator's taco until they tumble
him to earth.
An e1 on more wonderful suggestion 4
comes from Ferdinand Baltels, a zoo-
logical collector who has just return
cd from South America, He brings
word of 11 talented bird called the
1111111112 bufl'. which not only can put
the best aviator to shame in looping
the loop, but has the unique trick of
{spenrlug its prey with its tail.
"The wlffle muf of the Amazon," say
"drops and then soars
upward at great speed, with its sharp
‘tail feathers or spikes projecting up-
‘ward,
and its head down. ‘ it has
therefore occurred to him that this
‘,'blrd which is way powerful on the
wing, might be trained to destroy
EZcppelins by shooting up in this man-
‘ncr and spearing them full of holes.
But 11 ii) stop with that? isn't it 1105-.
sible to train geese or storks to carry ;
bombs or grenades, hovering with thc’
‘oier the enemy‘s trenches and drop-
ping them plumb on the heads 01 the
defenders?
And here is probably the most v-al
uable hint or all—the Allies may take
it or leave it——it‘s perfectly obvious,
‘a'ud yet not one of the belligerents
:seems to have thought of it~why not.
train swordfish to ram the enemy’s
l submarines?
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ARSON.
NEW HAVE-1‘, April 17.—Samuel
iRuderman, a contractor and builder,
pleaded not 'gutlty- in the Superior
loom-today to two counts or arson.
His bond was fixed at $15,000. Rodeo.
man had been held under $20, 000
bonds in connection with city court
proceedings, and was taken into court-
ldn a bench warreut today to bring him
under the jurisdiction of the Superior
Gourt at this term. The arson charge
grows out of- the burning of a. build-
ing ownedby‘ Ruderman on. base
Place March 6. The first was actually
. graphical skctch. which
has enacted an anti-tipping law which
makes it misdemeanor for any rail-
road or hotel employee to accept tips.
For every dime slipped into the fur-
tlve palm of a porter or waiter that
" mammary my be fined from :5 to
$26, or imprisoned as much as thirty
days.
Other states have tinker-ed with the
tipping problem, but with no great sue-
pass. It seems instinctive in the serv-
‘ tug occupations to have itching palms.
and Just as instillbtive in the patron-
12mg public do site manner In most
.vplace, ward off the threatening inroads
Iof effete civilization and morals, and
boom the basic and filigrectable gam-
bling and liquor industries;- At the
same time, there isn't another state in
the Union that cares to more money
that my.
mmmhmues-
The possibilities in- 111111 dorms or
haunts 11111111 not yet been exhausted.
On aspiring means of whitening oer-'1
Rat enemies, 11 has been summed that
birds might be untllizod. From 1101111110
Poussin. interesting report that pelk'
"instill-1'
W ”10811. at
set’, the authorities alleged, by A‘rlilillr
Rosen, of Jersey City, 10.3., Who was
l’atally burned at the time.
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Sk‘L‘l‘lEST IE'A‘KE Hill-l! Ml)
This is Lake Urchin, 111 Persia-.1111-
uated more than «1:000»: test: 1111mm
. level o! the see. it contains- 2%“ per
cent or salt air against as per cent
in the Dead sea. The lake is eighty-
four miles 11111; and twenty-four miles
Md; and 1&1!!!)me Wit are
incrusted wttlf a W W stiltl gilt-g
iig white" 11111111 sun; “No hiring
in g can survive 111 it “w a
species of very email film
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When choosing kitchen withers rel ‘
Ynomber that an autumn out '11 that
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CHICAGO' S N E” m.
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1 “illiam Hale Thompson, Re-'
fpublican was cltctctl mayor of
Lhicago by a very large plurality
Most political sharps thought
, lxobcrt M. chitzcr, Democrat,
backed by Roger 51111111111 11011111
win“ The statement has bccnl
lllatlt‘ that the wouicu voted for
lhompson two to ouc. If they
. did that is what clcctcd him.
I\‘ln_1'01-clcct "l‘hompson “as
them in Boston in 18118 and was
ibrought to Chicago by his par—
‘cnls the following ycur.
be is-
sucd prior to thc clcctiou,
,l’fllNlS l6ll MEN
l8 l0 60M6l llRlSSlN6
01111 very noticublc frulurc is
widespread popularity of the single
brcuslcd culawuv l‘mck suit.
’l‘ht' frock is displacing the Prince
Albert in all parts ol’ the country.
and is bcing lnkcn up by 1111-11 and
young men who ilcvcl' would wanr
llic old style.
‘3‘.
Allolhcr angle of men‘s clothing
for spring is the quantities if import-
ed rubrics being shown. The struggle
over the sons dues-11ft scam to have
affcclcd the fabrics up to date. (lien
I'rguharls and Tartans are among the
(111111111111, although the stripes are
holding on strongly.
dud—ul-
in cut the tendency is toward
lupcls, form filling backs and straight
hung trousers; and away from pudd-
gcd and stiff-fronted route.
Onc standard suit style that is
vcry popular with young men has a
thirty inch cont with a soft front.
The back fits in 111 the waist; and it
has a vent. Ol’the three buttons the
lop one is to he left opcn, to allow
proper roll to the broad, notched lap-
cls. The waistcoat has either a roll
collai 01 none at all, and has five
buttons. The t'r‘ousars. are medium
English effect, hanging in straight
lines and having a narrow cuff.
Huts offer d~1vidc variety: sliffnnd
soil. In the soft hats a medium crown
with 1! rolled brim seems a little a-
head in popularity, particularly
among the younger men.
Diagonal stripes, some of them
quite wide seem to have the call in
the early showm'gs or spring neck-
wear. A large number or bows, in
mixed colors, are being sham.
Everything in shirts seems to in
cline toward plain, soft effects: few
tucks or plaits are «shown. It looks
like a big season on silks and flan-
nels. 1’11 colorings that-111111111 immense
variety with new and odd patterns
and color cdtnbtoatlms.
This season's shoes Show ’flbt
soles, in a rather narrow effect and
low, flat heels. The cloth top is gain-
ing in favor. ,
's'T’A‘r‘s‘ om NEW lronfitw WM.
e11 recur; ‘
new 130N110)! spurns-salt s m
clal city needs: nud‘ mm 11
was voted to Win the 01111111 drow-
neotlout 1, '7er of mu m on»
his muss river "to 1111' 1111111111 1:1 out
was out inhalant-W111 m
‘111' conneeuousith 11111th
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Antonyms-.111 ne- mi
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In a bio-
he
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ran some Noawsnk EVENING sanctum."
e Thompson.
lstatcd that as a bo_1_ he sold
incuspaptrs and latcr went to
iWyoining and worked as a c011-
ll)0_\ and a brakcntau. lIc rccci1-
cd much of his cdu1at1on in the
public schools and later cntcrcd
,Y :'111 l 111v'crsit_1.
llc is :1 dcalct in rcal estate.
having succccdcd to the business
of his father, who lcfl :1 large
estate. lhompsou is also known
as a )acllts'man and formerly
was taptain of the Chicago Ath—
lclic Association football ‘tcam
Mr, T liouipson scr1cd-sc1cral
terms in thc t it_\ (ouncil and also
as count} conunissioucr.
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“Style is not so much a
Question of money as of
t'ase."
if you want stylc this is the
store wllcrc you can buy it
Special models in spring
_ suits for special young ulcn
who specialize in style. who
rcalizc the cash value of a
fiuc appcarancc.
'l‘hrcc. two or one button
sacks. close filting,‘$15 to
$30-
.'\l $15—tllc bcst Blue Serge
in the city.
Rogers &1 Stevens
NORWALK SO. N'ORWALK
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'HAs SPENT $100,000; NEEDS $25,000
none.
Stockholdm' osmium» Discusses Af
fol'ro o‘f lnh‘tlitloh Senator-lam
_ Company.
Bridgeport, April 15 .—-A'ttorney C.
H. Buttress, counsel for the liialiala-
tton Sandra-tum Company of Balm
vine. monarch, N. 11.. has cohrerrEa
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' with a committee or‘the Bridgeport
stockholders ol.’ the company at Judge
E P. Nobbs 0le1: 111 the Security
building, relative to the ail'ai s of the
concern. It is understood that the cap-
ital of $100,000 has been exhausted
and that President Chase of the coni-
my estimates that $25,000 more ll
necessary to make its affairs success-
In].
J. Hats-y C‘rosstey or this city, scoreI
tary and treasurer of the companyi
says the notoriety- that has scorned to
the company is very distasteful to the
stockholders, 1111' of When: are repuu
able members of the community. He
says they are actuatéb by a desire to
finds cure for tuberculosis. He would
“not outline the mtfomion that is he!
tore \he members or the conference.
_Relatlve to a prospectus of the send
any Mr. Crosstoy said: "That but
can sidetracked long ago. it is out
Intention to devote- our enmles to thé
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CRASH TOWELING.
Heavy linen crash, value
12 1-21: per yard. Special
................ 7 93¢
WHITE NAINSOOK;
Checks siutable for waists
and aprons; value 10¢ per
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yard ............... 54¢
PILLOW CASES.
Full bleached, finc soft
cotton, mine 12 1 2c cath
i . . . .‘ ............ 9'/’_>¢
TRAY CLOTHS.
All lincn, good assort-
ment of patterns: valuc 29c
each ................ 18¢
MATTINGS.
In all tllc new carpct pat—
tcrps; value 25c Vill'll 16¢
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MARQUISIETTES.
For curtains, with fancy
bordcr; valuc 25c pcr yard.
.............. 12PC~¢
WINDOW SHADES.
()il opnquc, all colors: va-
iuc 50c cach ........ 34¢
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Made of crepe, lo11 neck,
trimmed with lace and scal-
lops; value 79¢ each ., 59¢
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CORSETS.
B'cst moist-s nchst tilled-
('15; sizes 25 to 30 only ‘va—
lues $1. on to $1. 50 each @913
COMBINATION
.- STATIONERY CABINET.
Containing 24 gilt- -cdge
cards. 24 sheets of paper and
48 tn1clopts value 40c per
box .......... “. . . . .'.
30?...
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VEILINGS. .
All the new meshes, vcl-
vet and self borders; value
251' per yaid ........ 19¢
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5.inchcs wide, alL colors:
value 351' per yard .. 24¢
CHILDREN’S LITTLE
BEAUTY WAISTS,
All sizes; value 251' each
................. 19¢
MEN’S SOCKS.
liinc li-sle, black and tan,
reinforced heels and toes:
valuc 25c pair ...... 19¢
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consumptives through the medical pro-.
19551011, and have not advertised it to
the public at large. These outfits willl
be used in the home under the direc-l
tions of phyicians. we have spent'
large sums in experimenting and it
was necessary t02spend them to bring
the apparatus to perfection. We know‘ ,
that it is now a success and have let-l
ters from‘i'eiiut'able physician's indicat
ing wh‘a't it has done”
Bridgeport Stockholders Interested.
The Bridgeport stockholders in the
company and the amount of their hold-
ings are as follows
Edward P. Nobbs, $1, 500; Rollin D.
Whipple, $500; Alex. H.Nilson1 $100;
Henry Atwater; $2,000; Lucius H.
Mills, $1,000; G. E. Somere, 6500; Lo-‘
tense D. Stone, $4,760; James Harry'
Gmssiey, $11800; William E. Burnham,‘
$2, 000; Abraham B. Odell, $3,200; Carl
L. J, Schmidt, Bridgeport. $500; Ella
s. 011.11, Bridgeport, 3l‘,‘:libli b‘vngln
Wheeler, 32‘, 111702 E. w. Peck, snar-
ford, $500; George 11111111111141.1100;
Gharles W. P11615111. 31,;400 J. Stanley:
St. John, 350;. Henry P. Stagg, :Strat-l
10111.3335'0; Matthew =11. angers, 31A-
900; M12111 M. sshnhmauh, 11111. '
fws'mous csrs' 1117: 11111113.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. April 11...—
Walter s. Watrous, former town clerk
was sentenced to from two to liver
Wars in sills i“prison todBYp" 3'11sz
fumes if" “Walk wmmrhr coi'll,
ibi- an“ dildlllie am the mom
Me; mmh'mmhld pmvlotniy
'Nllll RESERVES
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(Continued From First Page.)
cussiou in the Senate recently, Ad-
jutant General Cole said he had no
lsug‘gestlon to management that the
word may" be substituted for “shall,"
so that the appointment of sides by
the governor will be optional rather
than mandatory. He said some gOV- ,
ernors, unless the law had reouired it,
would not have made such appointi-
meats. He intimated that the nugget?-
tion was made by one high in authoii-
ity. He did not mention Goy‘erndr
. ‘Hlolc‘olnb, but the impression was that
the suggestion came from His Bases
le army.
The adiutant general said: the gov.
ernor had all the authority necessary;
to appoint as many aides as he mlglfi,‘
desire. As commander-freebie! of the“;
state troops he‘ could assign" any ms!
'or any number of men he might desh‘ '
to not as his aides. When at the stalk
camp the Militant general alWays alt
signs an officer as the governor's all
and when the governor visits 1111!;
Units»? suites tort at. which Connect!-
cut troops are stitioisod the commonl-
ant designs a regular army officer ti
act as aid. ‘ i
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