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EVENING SE iTINEIL u“ European catastrophe." '
ESTABLISHED BY l As the World remarks, “our German
AIES GOLDEN mm "9 “kins their care to the
‘2 -——-—-—- EN wrong court." Congress is just as
'I' L gggl’allgi‘oggl‘n ' desirous as the promoters of this pe-
. F _ _...n _- tition that "the submarine issue should
TUESDAY, APRIL 25. 1916
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But
congress does not control the matter.
mIAnggéfigoAgAc FOR Congress has no flulllol‘lly over the“
. tide 6218 a. m; 7107 P. m_ German submarine campaign Thel
J” m rises 437; set; 6;“. only action that congress can take in!
*7 VIVEN—INOFSENTINEL TELE
PHONE CALLS
k ‘ Wat Rooms-92.
"l" ”was OfficH3~
" W Branch Office—r388
‘ ~ Ilitos’a Residence—12193- ,mmy ml.
a ‘ a.
at] “mks Residence—75 & ‘ "let our German friends." says the
not lead to war with Germany."
the matter is to perform its constitug
tional function of declaring war,
.itabio by German aggression.
such a lamentable step is made incl“:
1
Congress cannot prevent war.
Mons Manager‘s Residence—i .
"13-". ‘World. "sen their petition not to coal
Wat'sacaidence—MQ greas, but to the German ambassador:
‘in Washington. in them warn Count!
— Barustarff that if war results traml
y's violations of faith, every
uKSonrc uiREc-roit'v.
German
ell L s, No. m, F. and A. M.
“:0:- inul‘d'aaonic Building. South American of German blood and Ger.
Iain street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday 0I { mall birth will be un'swerving in hlsl
sat-h mama-July and AW‘ 9" allegiance to the l‘nited States. Oncel
WM-” 8 °'°1°Ck' A" blaster Ithe imperial government is made to]J
. ted. Arthur
'lalofifi firdinyfliyt I Wilcox. understand that it need expect no aid
. ms. '- -, '
In .and comfort from German-Americans.
_.._—— ‘that these German‘Amerlcans will
A State ConVOClum M Butler Ch» stand shoulder to shoulder with all:
.“f. Nil-‘33: R' A' ”lug: b:.h:‘:,;::: other Americans in defense of Ameri-
railrzeglencgt’iocpgofficeg will be held. can rightu and honor, there will be‘
A full attendance ls desired. . little danger of war." ,'
”Infinity, lf Gt-mlan-Americans will perform
C. A. TUCK: H~ 9' tbia service. they will win the doc!
Attach—F. S. LYON. 5°C'9“"' gratitude of lift fellow-citizens, and
b‘"“ ‘will incidentally do Germany herscll
THE WOMAN‘S LAW CLASS. a true luminous.
Forty women rcct-ivcd certificates at ‘
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CULTIVATING COMPETENCE.
i It its a fact that modern efficiency
{and humanity progress hand ill hand.
Capital is finding that as it bettcrs la-
the
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New York l'niverslly the other night
upon the completion of the work of
the “Woman's Law Class." Thin (l
not mean that these. forty women are
now lawyers or expect to be. Titty
are business women who felt the nPed
bor conditions it also increases
of some sort of general knowledge of wild! or labor, So it is that
1 nd legal forms and observanccu ”0"“? “f filling men to their your in-
aw a . ‘
in the conduct of their own purine-tan “056 of firing misfits is working for
the flood of employer and employee
alairs. we |
The clam~ is given by two wanton -
es of the. W0. Fortneny an incomnotom workman
man's its!“ Education Society and is W“ Slmfily Irod and a new one was
ed lvc business women a Bought 10 fill his place, No one tried
. o . .
deslgiled td‘mims is" (to tind the cause of llit‘Ompetpnco' no
k“'ltrhvl'i lien more that might well be “M mild“ any attempt to correct the
emulated in any city. town or \‘lllam- workman}; {Milt He was fired. And
til country over V0 longer do doc. ‘“ A“ probability he rarely uaderstood
o ' . .
(or: b ld their knowledge as csotcr- "‘9 "mm" "“1 "“kli‘d 1‘13 "9X1 10"
o l
” ic. They come out in public with Iec- wt": Samedlnconipctcnce,
- m0 mom-v
. tures, newspaper course and inagasiac an .
breaking a new worker. Neither the
1 articles on subjects of hygiene and
- . cmplmer‘noe his diacharaed workman
preventive medicine, aimed not I
{gained anything by the move. I
to cure disease as to keep poo— .
rifts“ This also the lnwycm marl But in many A'""i““‘ factories 1m"
l
lab ~ii‘ dndin
w.“ do. And women particularly nccd“ aurd eyhtom in bc ng aban o e
. ihl sort of reventivc legal knowledge , favor of a creative plan. A modern
‘ ‘ a p , application of tile old'iruth, ‘Prall-ie a
- -° efulnesa confined to busi-
I‘ Nor is its no ‘man for one thing and he will try to
- en. Ever woman needs to
I: '1 :3:?l:t are herynormal rights and ' mu“ mo“ in every thing,’ is introducg
. in new meth in the works 0 .‘
responsibilities under the law of her' 8 0d“ h p
i'i‘he worker is separated from his ma~
t .
state and coun y lchine and mated the possesaion of
She needs to know about simple
:braias. dicta nudes thiaklns part of
mortgages and notes and land trans- -
l - l ll l (“'8 . her Wm how 10 ’ m “boll 80.60115 and CWBCB are 6X-
.“ on: in W h?” “ ' ' plained to him. no is given the work
ren.
protec er C been best do. And his ambition and
l f mason” .ilaw
l'l‘he fiormat 0: rowhlch min; well interest in his work are stimulated
ma e ' »
c asses s a by deserved praise. of course it all
attract the attention of women's clubs. l .
. lmeane that .tho workman comes to
;' ' THE WAY TO PRESERVE ply-,5.'aee his own job as wasntial to the
It has been remarked many titties. success at the whole. And that is
that the fate of our relations with the best thing possible for the indus-
Germany was very largely la the try at! well as the workman. l
hands of German-American citizens. _____fl._______. 1
It was argued that. by acting as media-1 MILITANT HARVARD.
. , “torn between the two nations, the?! Harvard University, sometimes ac-
mightenable Germany and America to cused of being hopelessly academic
" understand each other better, and find i nits aims and un-American in its
*a‘ comet! ground for the “JUN-1119M practices, seems liable to no such
of thfir differences. lobargea just now. if a spirit of pre-
‘ 'l' 9 made of that opportunity pargdness is any test, Harvard must
not»: looms to have been my one— be pronounced distinctly and charac-
‘IIM German-American leaders. in ,ternttlcnily American. ‘
. Saudi. Iteem tO' have contended Theatudcnta asra. body have gone
on chirping with plow-s amt! into voluntary military finial-“Irwin
«sails- before the American Mora-or a view to minguomulvu for con--
Mn! to up“!!! “10 MW (mi-vise as onsets of volunteer troops in
Mt to the German ”but lease of need. More than that, some
its. .New York World rotate flimtaMunwpave shown their
A A”? German citiosns now h" ‘ interest in the principles at stake in
{stance to com Inch & '0'- Dnropsbycnllatingforserviccofonc
”than-mmethaywlllanll kind or mother in tho armies or the
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lawyers under the nusplc
were split in
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l'HE SOUTH NORWALK’ EVENING ml!!-
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, ‘ . . Lieutenant Carleton G. Chapman.
lliis photograph shows lacut. Carleton i). (,‘hapnlan rising amid thc sage brush of Mexico to
start on a hunt for Villa. He is one of the aviators who went from San Antonio under Capt.
I-‘oulois.
in charge, and abs is “slated by Mrs.‘ Every member of the lodge is on the
‘Archie Carter, Mrs. A. E. Winchester, general fair committee. This generaJ
ms‘ 'Amvland Mrs. Ainley. Pink and white and committee is subdivided as follows:
purple wisterias tastefully strung. Entntaianient Committee—V. Ster-
.__.___,._ llllilltt' up the decoratlie feature of the ling, til-Imam P, J, Bmphy, J. J.
emonade well. The background of the Llnxwoiier, Frank Butthoitz, John
booth is American flags. Steemlier. :R. V. (happier, ii. 8.
Fortuns Booths Doulens, Joseph .A. (trier. A J. Col-l
lra C. Lockwood has chants of Illiilns. Samuel Kaator, Cal-I Schmidt“
the forum. wheels. The “horses" DeniaIin'Knier, A. J. aetunlat. '
booth.“ in charge of John Troy andl ”caution (‘oramlttmfiart Brun—
Aime Tsriov. Thebackgrouad of this atrtlp, chairman; Ii. nargesa and J.
is red; which “faced by white strum. Aheam. 4
er». The candy fortune booth in in Booth Sales Committee—i. C.I.ock»'
charge of P. Tovpy and Lu; Kt-nney wood, chairman; W. T. Ainley, Robert,
The “cold" booth in in charge of Bert lit-Allister, Jr., n. T. Natteford, c. l.’
lirunstrup. William Human and Wil-‘Byfngton. 1
item Ainlcy. : Refreshment Committee—4i. 8..
lDoulena, chairman: George 8. Gram-E
ldscoraled. Mrs. Joseph A Carter is Natteford and Mrs. J. F. Flynn.
(Continual From First Page.)
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The evening's program pmgretlrmlJ
very smoothly last night, wreaking
much (or the preparations-mule by
the able corps of ladies and Ellis in
charge. All of the booths are under
the direction BIDGl'VlM of Mrs.
James F. Flynn, who is chairman of
the fair committee. The ladies at the
head of the different booths co-oper-
ate with Mra. Flynn in their manage-
ment Mrs. M.-J. Howard is secretary
and Wilfred 'Bodweli is treasurer of
Punch Board.
William Cortwright and Henry Wilfman. Moses P. llallock, John Bogur-‘
The entertainment program includ~ Ilia- are in charge of the punch boardidua, B. 1‘. Natteford. William F. De-'
ed u well rendered comm program Purple and while streamers, Amt-rlcnn‘Klyvl, George L. Cortwright, L. 'A.
M the De Luxe orchestra. ”W musl- flags and an Elk's head are the decor-Inlirdick, John ll‘roy, James E. l‘lynn,
atlone. ,‘Wlllhlnl Thompson.
also in the parlor. Later there was, “W Booth. : Admflmpm °' ”WNW” (‘ommit—
dancini: in the lodge room .the orclies- Tm“ 1' 9M 9‘ ”3" WWW“ “' the tee . C“ "' ”work” chairman: 8' J'l‘
tra providing good music for this pair. floor. Mrs. Harold Clark and Mrs. illiw'wmfi- P. 5- “milk"- f‘harles F
“m, “d "spend” “mm to m Joe, m, m a"... The MM m;,h.iiio.1.1. Linrweiler, John w. smith.‘
cores. Miss Gabon, Miss Joel, up. "muh, Exalted Rulera’ Committee—4‘. ill
The fair w“ Mummy opened by Ml“ w‘um “4 mm. “dun". JuMDll'ortll. chairman: B. J. Reynolds]
(‘oloncl George D. Russell. president “"936 lanterns, laps, posters, umbrol- Fruit Bucholtr. Carl Anderson, P. J.
of a". council. who was introduced by inn and dishes give the boolli it decid Broplly, 3- T- Natteford, 1- 0- 140““
]i_ F. Ilrophy. (‘olonel RUM?” Will 9d oriental flflpt‘t‘l. Dishes, chinn- 'OOd' 1’ 1‘ Linxweiler, w' 1" Anne”
surrounded, at the head of the hali.by “”9- statncs. Jw‘m'" tlolla, “”“VH' 0‘ Doulens, William Howard. ROb‘
a number of the city officials Mill and 1‘ number 0' “k9 "11”” are Pm‘l." lit-Allister. Jr., Hamilton Com.
members of the ordor. and he made it “med 1“ attractive ""y' Annagcbe and" George Cartwright, 10h“ W.
neat and cordial speech of welconlcto decorations "9 90319” "1" the 3- P- ' Stoogllluller.
the large assemblage. and congratu- 0- 5- "1d Elk" Md imprint themes. ‘ Finance Committee—J. F' “CM"
'lnted the members 0' the order and The Cmmlttos'a Booth. 'hon. chllrlmun; \Vifrcd Bodwcll. 13. J.
k
clans playing in the lodge room and
the ladies' committee for the excel; The general committee is in charge ltcynoida, William Howard. Jacob ‘
lent work in getting the elaborate till-l0! lllt‘ main booth ll “)9 "l? 01 the Linwciler, 1" J" llrophy. I
tlvrtliklnl: under way. He predicted hull. This is backed by a mum of "‘9 C°mm“‘°°“'n~ J RC‘YDOW. B-
thnt the affair would be a great snouAmerimn flags, and the counter and T- Nanflflfl- .li. 0- “Guiana. lake ,
coma and urged the hearty support of overhead decorations are purple .ml‘onneally, C. L Bylagton. E. W. Tal-
till the citizens of the city. while. Dilountiiilks are in charged-mull“. 13- W- Whllt'head. John F. 80-
The fair is in progress in the social this at various times. “”0"” "on"? ““1““!-
room of the Home on the first floor. Novelty Booth. . Printing and PUb'lClli' Committee—-
ltmi mu seen this room before the Robert McAlliatcr and Edward John W- 8mm..dlalrnmn; Thomas A.
decorations were put up. you would l‘rot-b were in charge, last night, ohm”: 10h" Rosardus. Jowph A. Car-
not mcoznlze in it the beautiful place the novelty booth. Bose cavcrwd,l‘"- P. 3- “mph.“ John S. Steesmul—
the magic wand of the atlcptdccorn-waila, with shelves. banked in blue.!‘"- 3- T- NMIGIOTG-
tor had transformed it into. ‘mtule this booth a very pretty one; Out-of-‘i‘own W86 Committee—3
in the center of the room are never.‘ Among the scores of articles on vlewlc‘" A“d“n‘m- chairman; JOIt‘Ph
al iron pillars. These are wrapped in here are uniquely dressed dolls. um_.Qulttner, F- L- Clarke, Ira C. Lock-
American flags. Suspended from the brellna, cocks, mirrors. poaketbooka,l"m"d~ “f‘nmm Quittncr,
pillars and extending on either side to mugs, combo. brushes, oanreras.IU“‘Kt Elm“ Kalil". Samuel
the tops of the booths. are fantoona of acarchiights, etc. '
tnniefullv draped garlands of cheese} Horns-made Cake. y
cloth, purple and white in color. l The home-made cakc booth in their ‘
The predominating color scheme. in center of constant interest. Paper“ UNVUIBIR ”0'1”“qu Milt!-
purple and white. This is relieved by with the oflcial miomm'covcradbslbrd' ”balm“: C- 1- Bylagton, Wil-
splaahes of brilliant colors of many walls. American flags and purple and'n‘m Howard, Luke 0031190111. Thom-
‘liues. the whole effect combining to white streamers are shown off to gooal" A“ Skelly, L C-'WW00¢ ROW
attract at once. and please the eye of effect. Mrs. B. Nattcford la in charge. ‘ McAllister. W. ‘T- “N”. OBI S.
the delighted spectator. The dance She is assisted by Mrs. Neil McNaiiy.l‘Y°“”' “h“ 1‘" 305m-
hall is decorated with red, white and and the Misses Rita and Ellen Natte- Wh Construction
blue streamers. runnins from walls to :iord. 3°!“ F' ”mum“- “film“: Frill“!~
an American flag-wrapped chandelier 1" Clarke, Lawrence Haley. .Harry
in the center. from which an Elk's‘ Al that the name ‘fancy" implies is Mather-
steer is hung. embodied in the appearance of the
Candy Booth. liancy goodsbooth. Yellow and white
Home-made candles are dispensed streamers. set of! with yellow and
at the candy booth. This is in charge white rosettes, makes it appear gen-
of Mrs. T..A.,Skcliey. The waiislortuineiy attractive. Pretty um pillows.
the booth. are covered with an Easterllaces ,tidies, domes, spams. shawls.
lily dealgmdone in white, green andjvanity bags. and other beautiful exam-
purple. The counter and outside de-‘plcs of akilful needle-work are shownl
contains are purple and white. Mrs. Mrs. ira Lockwood is in charge. Al-i
Skallcy's aides are Miss Edna How stating her are Mrs. A. P. Kasper,
srd, Mrs. William Clougher and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Msgner. Mrs. Sterling
P. F. fiBroplly. and Mrs. Joseph Linxweller.
Household Booth. Flower 300th.
This embodies a new idea, and the. 0! course the flower booth couldn’t
scheme is entirely original. Herc are.i help but be. pretty. The oracles dis- ” “7' mm”? “'1'“.-
d‘Wnsed everythics manufactured reused therefrom adds vary mantis» W‘W"‘“ mm toe-Hf”
ion the convenience of the busy house- ly to the handsome appearance this. "I“ toward Millers, “9 three
wire. The booth is divided into m- booth presents. American ”Alumni?!“ m“ tuba W W
tlops ~t9 represent the days of the and flowers are the decorations. lira. y. fl...” u“ “a" ‘t m 1‘-
wepk. in Monday's section are found William McCrombe is lh charge. Her. I '
“We DOWN.“ flashing: in uni-ital! are Bias Edna Anderson
Tap-day‘s section ironing: .Wsdnes- and. mu Anna intimation
Holley,
[George A...slnlth, Edward a. Fresh.
Edward J. fleyfron. F. i". Whitehead.
Flncy Booth.
m...“
‘ amon- CONFBBBEB THE! TEAM
-~ROIBERII& .
FA‘WIJNG. Wyo., April 25.-VPIB
twenty miles north oil Wosiyby one
of tho passes of halfta'hnndrad roan
attor‘thembsry.
'lllls bandit. when. surrounded, drew
A ‘
mantras moms.
dayfs, baking: Thursday's, sewing; Ice Craavn. WWW-pupae ,xho .af‘tor
We .Ivmlas. anti Warner's. An mun. mm tantra! fir-NO‘WWMHWWW lit-mills;
Means. The booth is in charge serving of ice cream. The empire M'qmmr lo Whoa
TUESDAY, APRIL as, I916
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bandit whohold up and robbed near-ii ' -
thrccooole passengers on Union ‘Psci. -‘ '
no Limited train No.21. west ol-non-l
.na.rWyo.,-wascaptnud late yesterday ' ‘
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Easter
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