1~ TOMORROW . .
m 6* I '43 I. "17:9,“, P. m as ever to giIe their last mark to 01116757 poplin: and serge and taleta combinations, 98
I h m 540' sets 6: l5. Icarry on the struggle. 7 in n he popular shades
*fl °—-- The first popular loan brought in‘ 7- ——-7
i humeroua smart new mojels of fine aerges trim.
:3.“ 12. t .
77777777 I”, ‘ Refidew :;:::r:r:7l;7:he form of cash and nego 7 Tnmmed flags
Wk 7 ' Such a diversity of design in
i “m NESDAY,Karch29,1916
RECRUITI FOR U. B. ARMY AFTER VILLA RAID.
- H a..- <_...
m NOR'ALK' the olcen we need for ear defensive
ma 83m Moan, not ev. for a maiority of
ISTABLI’IED at: "M
JAIES GOLDEN
W7
7; i. arm A. L. GOLDEN,’
PROPRIE'I‘ORS
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MORE IlLLiOOlS FROM GERMAN
POCKETQ.
The success of the latest German
war loan seems to indicates no lapse
of loyalty on the part of the German
public The people may have less
~ lfaith in ultimate Ilctory than they
- ._ i
i
TUBE ALHANAC FOR had a year ago. but they are as ready :7
:‘W‘NING SENTINEL TELE‘ 31125 ”000000 the second. 82, 250. 000;
" ‘ ”ml.“ 000; the third, 88.125.000.000; andi
0W3. 7this fourth loan :2 650.000000. lt7;
Branch Office—1388. lmay be assumed that the only reason7
it has failed to equal the largest pre-.‘7
I Residence—1225a.
WI RedeS"- vious sum rdsed is that there is not7
‘9‘.” “gets Restdefl I Iso much money now aIallable in the;
“SONIC DIRECTORY. The government, however. will not
”LA “in Communication of Old benefit from these huge subscriptions7.
flail Led... N0 10'. '- N“ A “-I as fully as the figures would seem to
‘7.
"Hit behold in Mamic Temple. South imp!) The pretiaus war ‘0“. ”“97
t, on Frida evonin . -
“‘27.“ ' 0,777.“)! Work :ellow- so large a total that it now requirea7
“Doom. All Halter Masons cor— $825, 000, 000 a year to pay their ac-
Cally "till!“ 10 1116M- icruing inteIest. Perhaps that slim
Fraternal”. iwill be deducted from the new loan. “77
A. 1'. FERRIS. w. M.
Anew—ROBERT M. WILCOX,
\Iould mean licaI y recruiting
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for the United States army. }
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7“me deduction “r “50 000' 00 mm“ licrt in out \tt‘llf.‘ \\ hen the men are being Intasurcd. Stunt rc
PTODN‘U' be made ‘0 “HOW {0" depre uniting stations have II orktd OIcrtime sintc the \ ilia attack,
In! ”If“! m m“
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COATS
DRESSES
WEDNESDAY, March as. 1916
Spring Newes‘t, Smartest and Most Becoming
Suits, Coats and Dresses
Every Taste, Every Fancy, Every Whim Can Be Satisfied.
Dressy. tailored and sport models of screen. galler-
med with silk and novelty
all the leading shades.
buttons,
\Iith newnesa in may line
skirts and in tunic effects
isht’d.
i
seldom seen. Every hat is a
solutely correct. Every hat
a bargain.
in black and
with extreme full
made of still poplin in
all ”19 ”Mills shades beautifully trimmed and tin-
822
312%
b
is
9306': ’
——CALLED TREASURE 4100‘!
OF WORLD.
Adjacent to United States for LOGO
iMEXICO A LAND OF CONTRASTS (alifornia, is through an and desert
lam ho \‘illa didn't stop to realize his raid on Columbus. N. '
section, much of which is mountain
('lle. This is not a direct line, but has
five. changes in alignment, which have
been accurately surveyed and estah
cesa molasses la absorbed by a wad
oi mud, although a few miles distant
an hacienda with the highest type of
roller mills. vacuum pans. andmv
trifugals, produces larger quantitiesot‘
hocrctary I
_____77___ ‘ciatlon of German currency, which m,» M . Mites—A Vast Territory—Great lished by 258 permanent monuments sugar of a superior qualitv
-—" . I I . . . ~ . “
Cutter Chapter, No.38 A. R M. .H‘M‘hed ‘35 per 0""- Th‘“ ”0““ "" l'nderwod vnril bill. For the most The crowd would rather look on. mm“ ""1 Emu" "WM" "3“” d'i‘lmu'SMble' "The °"‘“‘“°- ‘°°' h“ “9 “memes-
1M Climate, Too. to One of "Allowing for impassable canyons. and in the highlands the nights are
“.9” in Masonic nundmg South duce the proceeds from the loan near- W“ the Democrats “.7,“ compelled to
Main MPH“. 31“: “7M SéhAtgzglty: '3' “£00000. ‘9‘""3 a "H sum at "‘87 remain squirming in their seats, or to
. 7 _ . ,7
of eazh “13?: 70:77) '7‘777 77077777 77777777 gotemment s diopoaal of only tl,b7o. occupy 7m. time allotted them for da-
f. ..g t' . . . . .
mans cordially invited. Charles WILMO instead of $2,650,000.000- .haie \llill general discussion of irrel-
' . That different: III-tween ”19.8"?“ ovnnt subjectl. The Democratic con-
while you throw your money away
than to throw their own; but what
compensation have you When your
money is gate they will buy no shoes
for your babies, nor pay your rent
when you're down about. Many I
Extnmeg.
WASHINGTON. March :8.—“Defore
‘i‘caas became a part of the United
States and the Mexican War added
nrarly a million square miles to our
mountain barriers, etc, probably i.i00
miles of boundary must be under sur-
veillancs to prevent smuggling or the
passage of contraband articles. Rail
ways in Texas. New Mexico and Ari-
, heat,
cold while the sunny side of the street
at noon is too warm for comfort. The
lowlands have days of intense torrid
preceding others when a atronii,r
‘norther‘ chills to the bone. Months
vA. Tuck. if. l’, l’. S. Lyon. Sec. 4 7
7 7 77 tom and actual proceeds from the loan tstttiolt that the Treasury done“ was catastrophe in MP is caused by throw- territory, Mexico, then a Spanish sons are close to the border smiths” of drought, during which 7777777 77 any
i LEGS STUDENTS FOR OFHC. '5 striking evidence 0! the tremend- due ‘0 ”1“ European Wit was proved "'3 money i“ something lo“ “I” hit. “I‘m-“- and ”71” Milli-d btates covered transportation avenues unite the two7rain tails. are. succeeded by intervals
, whether in business. in society, or If approximatel) equal areas of north nations at seven poinil. when rain may be expected for a part
ous financial handicap under which ‘0 be Mm"). groundless by the Re-
”“‘ let‘man nation is laboring a handl- pulIlicItns, while the injustice of a tax
cap which is destined to grow liardei‘7of l| cent of lh. on sugar, if the Demo.
6R3.
There is a general tendency
'to look upon college students as the
today
'Ueat material for army nfl'lt‘t‘l‘3. This
‘ View has been itf‘Ct‘pit-ll without much
question by the colleges themselves.
It has been felt that the average stu-
dent could be qualified fur a commis
alien with only It little special training,
Instead of the long and arduous course
wired to fit the ordinary recruit for
7 command.
with the lame of every month.
.____ VF-—
’ ANOTHER GERMAN came.
The sinking of the steamer-I Sussex7
and Englishman resulting in the death
of one American and the serious
wounding of two others has produced
anothI-r German crisis.’ the outcome
70f which no man can foretell. l‘resi- ‘
i
driven home.
Icratic contention that the consumer
pay: this tax, be accepted. was also
I
._ O———-- " 7
TALKS 0N THRIFT. i
Throwing Money at something You
Can't Hit. .
Thrift is that feeling uh-irh comes
0\er you IIhI- It you know you' Ie been
the beach; but listen to that still.
small voice-that sting of conscience,
and do what it tells you, for it stings
to a profitable purpose.
a red flag of danger to keep yOu sale.
it is waving
, Heed it.
American Banhcvl Association
t
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GOING DOWN.
i
”New York iin —-
14ers than a score of vessels all of
them peaceful mercha'lllnt‘lll amt moat
of them small. have idl’f‘l' \lt"ll‘ to
Germany “II new campai“ oi7 submar-
Amcrica. Now
tin Just issued by the
Geographic Society. at Washington.
in this statement there is given some
interesting figures which con-
trast the present sire of the two man
very
tries.
“Mexico, however,
the extent of Mexico
is less than ale-fourth or that of con-
tinental United States," says It bulle-
National
“Mexico is a land of contrasts. of
great riches and extreme poverty. a
few of its people arousing millions.
while myriads are starving. a place
of every day. Of such contrasts in
Mexico, once called the Treasure
House of the World.”
r
still has tent.
torlal expanse nearly equal to the ag-
gregate of France. Great Britain and
lreland. Germany and Austria-Hun-
zlry. but its total area (767,000 square
where the most modern machinery RULlNG lN CASE
may be. found in opetation at the very 7‘ OF SEIIED OYSTtRS
side of the most primitive method of
accomplishing the same end, where Government Required to Make Libel
beautiful architecture is in contrast More Specific.
with adobe huts and where shining Judge Edwin S. Thomas died an
automobiles of the latest design whirl opinion in the. [Tufted States court
past sleepy ox teams hauling carts yesterday in the libel of the l‘nited
with solid wooden slabs for I'hPt‘lS States against 100 cans of oysters.
identical with the design which was New Haven oyster growers are Inter-
?! '1!” view found tIpical expression dcnt Wilson has formally notified 877mg liid you ever notice the man
£777 inc tither da\ 7" Case School 0, AD Geimanv that the torpedoing without u . summer ”so" who steps boldty' “7777 e7gi:l7:t.f:;77n;gm;7fih 777 7077! ‘73; 7:77:27 :zfitlem-Tt‘rnu 12111770! ourflflve used at the time of the Spanish con» ested in the proceeding. The oysters
0.: ’“u Science in (,Nfland7 Said naming of it pass-I tiger ship which re- up to the (punter, la) .I down a nickel. bl 7777 7C“ from 7.77770“ 70 77777 7 rs ml. at ornla, on- quest. we“. taken from oyster beds near
£7 _ 77777777 in 7777‘ 777777777 777 one or more Am 7777777777 up three halls and "no.“ "7"“ cl t: P9 rt 7 ill)". NPW Mt‘xit‘o and Arizona- .com. 'Passlng down a prominent street New Haven. and were subsequently
7 New \orlr llerald a maio tr 0 blood. all of those except Montana. in almost any of the large Mexican seized by the l'flited States marshal.
. .aloued officer.
I or plants.
"quire special training as imperatively
"President Hone to his students. some
of whom were contemplating joining
the new marine corps of the Ohio Na-
‘ nt Militia:
' "Of course you can do us you like,
but it is my idea that It college stud-
ant should be enrolled as a commls
in case of nor, slitti-
onto who enlist now would he only
privates. You are better trained and
educated than the average private,
‘ and are worthy of being officers."
With this utterance the Cleveland
Leader takes sharp issue. sayzing
"The undergraduates of Dr Jlowe‘s
excellent technical school are no more
It to be commissioned as officers of
Any military organization than are the
mdenltl of a theological shnilInry to
In put in charge of coal mines or pow-
Army and navy officers re-
as leaders in other highly technical
pursuits. Had Dr. Howe been given
his students military training all these
years—as is done, for example, at
Ohio State University-there might
be some semblance of sense in his
«idea that they are fitted for command.
7 “31th” could hardly be told anything
'30:. Mae and mlscbleI ous than that
students are necessarily ‘wor-
gluing officers.‘ It is absolutely
V that Case students are ‘bet-
_: and educated in any mil-
gnu than “the averaged prl-7
the leader itself is over-
Firmly a sciefitflc training
ism man some of the spe-
7 7 he will need for pro-
.. an army or navy ofllcer—
Una, for example. And no
but education or any port pro
inflame ins m. girth: turn
7. tobaildonandhablta
m that make new
0-- “It.
ii - I. I‘ m
“at. It all tint. The
'means that Germany will continue to
erican citizens will mean war with the
l‘uitcd States. That. and that alone.
7i~' the meaning of the diplomatic cor-
rcspondemc whlth has been had when
it is snipped of diplomatic vcrhlage.
l-‘urthcnuorc, Mr. Wilson, through his
compelled
a
influente with Congress,
both llousca to lay on the table
tr solution (it .«ignt- -II to warn .tntcricansl
off belligerent ships. Germany has, it
is one, warned this country that shc7
IIill sink without warning Pitt‘l') bel-Ip
7lli.'(‘lt nt passenger ship which is arm
ed «Man if only for self-defense. And
as it is practically impossible for a
submarine which dare not go near an i
ough to worn a large ship to deter 7
mine whether or not a ship is armed.
for sclfdefenso or otherwise, that"_
sink belligerent
without
therefore. clearly cut.
passenger vessels
The issue in,
All reports re-
garding the Sussex and Englishman
indicate that they were sunk without
warning and that an American was
lttilied. Furthermore, in this case the
Americans on the some: had no
choice. They could not take an Ant-
erican or neutral ship because there
are none crossing the malish Chan—
nel to France. Some of the reports
assert that two of the. Americans on
board, but not those injured, were
couriers from the American Embassy
iin London to the American Bauhaus!
in Pants. Will Mr. Wilson eat his
words, as he has ‘done so often befbrc.
especially with Mexico! Will he force
this country into the European war!
'Will he merely engage in a prolonged
manic discussion or details? The!
are. of comic. questions which on!)
In. which an answer, but the-tum
tion is moot unforttmato and it it: en-
tirely the result of the “billing" pd-
ilcr which h- thc m thh Admin-
warning.
wildly at It negro'a head a row of
mining dolls. or some other contrap-
tion devised to lure him away from
his nickel. hlt nothing and wallt away
with a dejected look?
Did you ever go on an outing. or on
u night‘s pleasure bent. and be a
‘good fellow", a “good spender." and
go home with that what-didnlget-out-
of-it feeling?
Did you ever attend an auction. lose
your head and buy something you
‘didn't need and couldnt use, at a
price twice as much as it Was worth
and lune the same sensation?
That was your conscience entering
a protest against waste—your thrifty
'self struggling against your thriftless
self, trying to show Iou that you
waste money only to regret it, and.
men though you forget it, you won't
alter the situation.
Erery summer resort is built upon
'the proposition that most everybody
wastes a certain amount of monei'.
gets foolish at times, takes a throw
or two at something they know they
can't hit, Just to see how it feels. Con-
ey island and the' movie" do not dea-
pise the nickels—all they want ill on.
ough of them Did you ever stop to
consider that nothing at amusement
resorts costs over ten cents except
food? Summer resorts know that hu-
man nature is frivolous in summer
time. bound to spend a part of the
week‘ 5 wages in being foolish, genent
ing thrillx, that even though innocent
are costly. and only thrills after all.
And if the crop of foolish foil: were
not a bumper one every year, and if
the stinaa of conscience were heeded,
these woud be many an empty booth
at the beaches this year.
You can spend money fooliahiyao
long that your conscience will not
tumble you. just as you can cultivate
a bad habit so long that you cease to7
think it wrong. Even the but of us.
with the moat carotid prompt.
are bound to wants I certain amount
of money. Somehow it got‘l away mi
ul, try as we will to prevent. it. But
the man who deliberately throws his
my at m he ‘0 it. whv
therltboanogro’ahoadorab’uaima
prom—t “flit the
these vessels belonged to neutral na-
tions. Holland is the mate-It suffer-
cr. After all the Dilute! accompany
ing the promulgation of the German
program. the accomplishment in men
are. Evidently the bid!" was in Ger-
man threat, not in allied confidence
of ability to meet the situation it was
expected to create.
Conditions in Germany as reported
front Holland shed light upon the rea-
son for all the loud talk about what
.tIlInIurine pirates were going to do
nod for other thingc. According to
the Frankfurter Zeitung. the moneyed
classes of the Fatherland are keepinu
to strong as: rust) on their pocket-
books to suit the war-inrda. Subma-
rine "frightfulness." and thc futile at
tacks upon Verdun which was to nine
been taken on Maren «i. were timed
with a view to promoting subscriptions
to lagging loans. Expects: victory
was to bring not only the unhyphenat-
cd of Germany but the hyphenated I)!- I
having been a part 0! New Spain
seventydive years ago. None of the
of
Mexico is as large as any one of the
five states named, but. four Mexican
states contiguous to the United States
aggregate an extent greater than that
thirtyone political subdivisions
of Texas. Chihuahua, the largest
Mexican state, approximates in are».
(87,000 square miles) that of Utah,
Sonora (77,000 square miles) of Ne-
braska. Coahulla
miles) of Georiga.
(40,000 square miles)
Nine subdivisions of
and Durango.
the United
States (including Alaska) are larger
(63.000 square
of Kentucky. ‘
cities, there may be seen fashionably under warrants. while the oysters
dressed gentlemen. who look very were in cans, in transit, the conten-
much as though they were Just as tion of the govemmcnt being that the
much at home on Piccadilly. the oysters were an unlit article of fbod.
Champs d'Elyseea or Fifth avenue, in that sewage from New Haven flow-
following or preceding them, however. ed on to the oyster beds and that the
will be a sandalled peon clad in linen oysters fed on the sewage. In action-
t'rouaers and a blouse. with his ‘sc- or the kind the proceeding rune
rnpc' thrown over his shoulder and his against the product instead of against
head protected by a wide-brimmed the shipper, and the product is alwayp
sombrero and his entire worldly pos- put to trial to have the question of
sessions upon his back. ‘whether it is a pure article of food do-
I “in the next block one may meet termtned. That is the question that is
an lndlan woman, barefoot and with underlying the seizure of the oysters.
uncovered head, a child slung in the. Some of the shippers howeveervo
‘rehoaa' over her shoulders. About appeared to defend .lhe oysters n
than Chihuahua, “"9?“ 0f 8"“‘9' her there in a. suggestion of garlic. question, and they. through counsel.
magnitude than Sonora. and thirty-
two larger than Durango. The rugged
and desert character of the Mexican
border states supports sparse popuo
lotions. except where mining exploita-
tiona and cities resulting tlterefrom.‘
have concentrated settlement.
(onions and ‘pulqtto.’ whle Itasslnu moved that the United States District
along the same street comfortably en- Attorney be required to make his but
scoured in her Victoria. dressed in a more specific. This is the matter
latest Parisian cerann. rolls mllady.‘.iudtle Thomas has decided. The Judge
also of the same nation. ‘says when the motions were argued
"A gorgeously appointed funeral the district attorney said that he wan
car bearing the remains of one whose willing to amend his libel ,and allege
trlots of this conntv to the. kaiscr'si “The mountainous ridge With limit family can afford this expense. may that the oysters contained in the can
counter
led llttoraia, which as a narrow pe
arrive at the burial place simultan- consist in whole or in part of a filthy
Verdun has obstinateiy refused to nlnauia. extends southward about 750 eously with three or four peons. pack- suhiiiance a dccomposed substance.
be taken.
The “fibmfln'” toll is toa miles from the United States bound in on their shoulders the body of a and putrid animal matter
small to warrant any bragging There ary and separates the Gulf of Call 7comrade in a plalnly painted coffin.
As the judge views it, this does“
of
is patriotism in plenty, but it is n 7:01-11“ from the Pacific ocean. is not7the use of which is rented and which offend against the admiralty rules of
a state, but is recognized as the temnlll be returned after the body is' pleading, but, on the contrary, is inac-
being translated into marks.
Germany‘s real troubles are feat alt“
preaching.
M
THE AMERICAN WAY.
Portland Oregonian: —
The odd thing is that American
troop hadthotemcritymtlghthaokn
it will be recalled that when two of-'
floors pursued a band of bandits into.
Rodeo recently in an odor: to recov-
er a captured comrade, ‘hey were or
dared under arrest and hold for court-
niartial by the American Government.
I
JURY OUT EIGHT MINUTES, FINDS
FOR DIFENDAM.
Luman A. that Sues John P. Pitch
fpr Inlet-y to m, but Lei-a
Hie Can.
it took a jury Just eight minutes
in the Common Pleas court yesterday
afternoon to bring in a verdict flat
the defendant in the suit of [m
A we cull-t:- hh P. liter. d
magnum-«mum
lipid! not: and meta II-
Iynfl't rain ”animator
Wham-act 7
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ritory of Baja California. Which in'
area. (58.000 square miles) closely
The course to avoid a drove of sleepy bur- if he so desires. if the district attor-
approximates that of Florida.
Igiven interment. cot-dance with what the district at-
“A speeding automobile diverts "5 torney should be permitted to allege
Gulf of California and the shiftina roe laden with lumber, feed or pot ney files the written amendment 1th-
Golorado river practically isolate Roda
California. from the balance 0! the minute by side with lithe
public and prevent overland commumearrytng, mountain high,
infirm with it. Topic. on. the Paclflclnacks, household goods of every de-
cent (M00 square miles). amnerlnrtptlon.
tent. or a great motor truck my movt in two weeks. in awordancc with the
‘cargadorea' suegestlon. the motion will he denied.
on their otherwise it will be ma.
Judge Thomas is of the opinion.
however, that the government should
than Maryland. and Quintana Boo. I'd-i “one-story and possibly single- room an whether the unity substance, tho
joining Yucatan. are other min-tea.
iadohe houses plastered in colors ad- decomposed substance and the pint-id
"Th W01“ States ii W to join large structures of elaborate ar- animal substance. one or all of them
Keaton for 1.8.. mile. and tor I din-Ichttecture and the poor peon passing is contained in all of the cans. or only
tanccqnaltctlmt'cfltltndlm
Newm the Rio We m
fo‘maiaboanduy. Incumbent
flood‘thtr viru- is My In on-
immtltrelmalvluctlfiycroued,
fhr the normal lowlwwctlutltiacdfl
la-fgatfouiubothcounmer. hutlt liar
mndinapartotltlcmm
ammonium. 'flicchnngcc
wroupht ly mm which shift the
channdhavudomanmdthc-amtion
ammmmmmm
function was tomcat a houndhry
muwmmu
“ruminant“. no!
'Iiong to his humble abode may catch in part or the cans, and if only 1.2
a rumpus throw: a spacious door part of the cane. the pavement.
way of a beautiful patio adorned with Imagi- 6.. opinion, to W I,”
flbwera and fountains. Later when he the number or the cm, and to give ‘
sits down to his tortillas and frijolec, descriptor of m
his next-door neighbor is probablyl
bolust III-rye" “"“‘ ‘he richest vlnnds wow
“93?. LEWIS. Del. m an.—
cK in Last. .onntry cos we identified I hr in animation
wbiflofaacwingmachinc may be Hanandcmaonlshoar
hoard coming from a cane or a mud wanton“... Mac-u
dint. while the head of the house my “:3“. W W m
bemnmatchlngthcmd with a n
oatmamnca' T
a
Width-ab" mumps-uncommon
hm“ mph-lfihmmb
”m-yaatwhlhIc-Ihphh. um
along the no Grands to most the crude plow ole-lentil!!! them mm "”0 MP
varyingoondltlcaa. flamintydulgnuthoooaudlnuopo ai @nfi‘323‘7n;
dtfilaiaiflasmtcdbyaoiaimonoointhetfinoofmbuchadm.or
“Premiere! New [calculi It.
unnat- lava-tuna. that a pat-tor phhgratnbydrlviugammata bounatncdbnwinicuthlthclli
thew-ladlmfinrartt.
”mimfiuflrufldt‘
wflmflhmmm
mmflmtnmuhm I
sash Mdloa'cmmaolna-
”with.“
Inc-finches
warms-t?”
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