,wcll lighted stt‘cvts by night as well
A .TOMORROW
...__ M...”— l‘t'a' by day.
A, ~ 5:51; sets 6:49.
«4:...
liltin'ell, the well lighted _
illtlllnd to promote sociability. People
enjoy coming and going through such
street is
’ . G scanner. TELE-
rIéONE CALLS a street. And sociability makes for
I M' i ealth.
Brooch Office—r388. : A street with no dark corners is
Menu-kn” ‘cleanu Rubbish becomes as unsightly
, L _, '. 8 Residence-.7524. ‘at night as in the daytime if it can'
. Mel’s Residence-egbe seen feadily. The lighted street
'3?” Its also free from dangerous obstruc~
tions. Crime and accidents. prosper
‘MARRYING SUCKER ‘on the dark street, not on the lighted
beware the marrying slacker! 3 I
one thing to marry a man to ,
girl has been engaged, before
. : and goes on’ to war. There
_ colon ‘in having the bargain
1- -~ it deepens the responsi-
both ,youth (and maiden; Ito
me. has been a gay and happy
@311 who are now suddenly
t {toe to face with tlte possi;I
death.
is quite another thing to mar- ‘
iwho seeks, by the mere fact
J98} wife, to escape his duty ‘general.
.. Mutt}. i Mr. lloweli advises e\'er)'b0d.l’.“'h"
I reds and hundreds of marriage I
have been issued in New
dIChicago in the past tew
hundreds and hundreds of mar-
oérehonie‘s have been hastily
The participants
one.
{ We have learned that diffused light
:is better for the eyes than a bright
:light surrounded by sludows. So we
indirect and
. "st iii. in our homes
lhave begun to install
Idiffuscd li '
and school's, offices and clubs. it's Just
ins true on the street. " The bright
in
street lamp stands out glaringly
the midst of darkness, deepening the
dark, it has a. most injurious effect
Ldestriaus and dangerous for traffic in
.“Ws on a poorly lighted street to
Iadequate lights." It will be worth an
.lincrcased tax in the health, ktlft’l."
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land beauty it brings to the city.
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are
TlPs ARE WAGES
The tipping problem has new light
‘shcd ttpon it-or possibly we should
Isay new confusion added
it was a. ithc decision of a New York court. The
~8ful thing that a whole regiment |Pli$c concerned the award to be given.
‘41 should have proved themselves ‘\llltlt‘l‘ the workmcn's compensation
91‘s. in a day. “Think of the
h of marital relations that will
thin a union of this kind!” he “'Ol‘k.
I ‘ttwttrtl should be based not.
cull driver killed in the
The heirs claimed that the
on tho
, h \
that to send out a warning to wages thc chauffeur was paid, but on
Who are marrying hastily bp. II'IP' nominal wages and tips combined.
of the cloud of war. if this is t The court upseld this claim, dcclan
gmpped at once there is going to jing that in titt- occupations where
' boom in the Court of Domestic flipping is customary the tips are
’0“ A man who marries a girl l"l.il'illliu‘ in cfi’cct to board, lodging‘or
it his duty to 1m, country is :Mnf furnished in addition to the looti-
. its to think very much of shirt; I“! .wages paid." and that the person
duty to his wife."
bone is backbone undcr any 'sidcrs that “the tip is his as a matter
‘otsnces. _ The man who is not I‘ll I‘ittht." ‘
oi-leave the girl he loves b9.‘ This decision will clicer ull chum-
; Vowes allegiance to the coun- .'pititis of the extended palm. It will
Itch has sheltered th-em both, likewise discourage the ,public in its
_t. after his return, he found “(till-‘4 and fume fight against tltc tip‘
in' his ditty to his family, ‘vping evil. ’
anon who shows a yellow streakI
notion, will show a yellower ,cd anti-tipping laws, we may expect
the thoughtless girl who helps Inn interesting clash of legalities. Tips
‘ r his moral responsibility, N0 tcan't remain wages. in some states and
I wants to send the man she lmisdemeanors in other states, The
30 war." 'But brave women-—~ iUnion cannot endure half slavc to the
._ Men who are fit to be the Wives ‘tipping evil and half free front it. it
{others of the nation—wit] face looks as if the supreme court of the
bravely as they face life, United States will eventually be call-
ill help 1119i? men in this [Have ;cd upbn to settle the matter. I
'y will .not weaken them. I f‘H—_
I, A New York butcher named Kttlt-
izow has offered 330 reward for in-
tlforntation that will load to the dis»
Icovcry of the person or persons ‘
{sponsihle for circulating the story
,that he’made sausage out‘of an Amer-
l
irottdcring the service properly con-
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As for those states that have enact-
jt‘tsmo CHRISTIANITY‘
to the Christian Advo-
board of foreign missions of
- V at Episcopal Church is
to preach Christianity
,. newspapers of the wot-id. t
straight publicity cam- I'some legal way to stop t
philanthropist interested in '
. it'ze ..K
we offered a supetanial I n:
1.“ defray the cost, ‘ and
The story that the Germans are
a $1,000,000 fund.
at, would be .used to pro-
: tic copy for news-i
' then lands," and to
V' t. of insertion in
papers will not print,
‘ 2 It. is expected that the
.touooneetl experimentally
. custom, and it it
x. mushy be extend-
» o uninh-
. m to to be no-
' i I“ II
re-
liis persecu-I
'tion of loyal c
us any harm," is probably another
British invention. . '
. ——-—-——-—O—-————-—
That last German retreat wasn't
unit‘s~ so "victorious." They neglect-
ed to take their men and guns with
them. , -
. W
Npu' that the its-alone have got
their libos'ty. we'd like very loch to
not that they‘re bots; to do with
it. And no II“ M. ,
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"1! ll! m m holly mo
.q Inn-ll- uloeo.’ w o tau
_ , . .‘Zimmormonn. the
“4:41 a. (11.; 5:45 P. m_l in the first place, according to My. t
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chopper. Realiy_ there ought to bet Spanish fleet the I P: 1.
i. - 533C ra '
constructed in the United States.
Ihas arrived at Carthagona, escort-
cd by the cruiser E’sttamadura.
' ccllor and Forci
gas so
neution.
dubious reports
tinuc the war.
. WASHINGTON.
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‘tions in Switzerland. which
lundcrstood to be serious. SWitier- 3,500 parcel post packages which principle of universal obligation, upon
land, in common with other Euro-' had been seized on the way from which the selective draft is founded.
pean neutrals, is fearful that in
,provirioning the Entcntc Allies.
fcountric. The policy of
American government, as
on the eyes, and is confusing to ne- Plained to several of titsneutralsa Commander Petz. one of the most
is notito interfere with the foodisuccéssful of the German subma-
supplies of these nationsunlessfrinc commanders. has’pcrishcd intended to be it“. ”I‘ll" mum, system.
to secure .
.WASHINGTON, April 25— newapapers of his home town'ltlcllon on .1 bill of this kind now.
The French commission, headed Koenigsberg. carry an official} ""”'“""“ ‘
.“gct busy and start a movement for by General Jofi're and formersdeath ”ouch although “1? Ad"
it is absolutely necessary.
{day, soon after noon.
i—Hjalmar Branting, leader
!
:iclc that the hostility of
i .
: intense.
l LONDON. April 28.——British
1 ;troops do the Macedonian front, _ ‘ ,
'M'l- lo the Widow “lid son of it ‘Mi- .says an announcement issued yes. address to the Retchstag COmmtt-ibllt it is the duty of every one ot us
I course of his itcrday by the Official Press Bu-'; fee. the manifesto not the Federa-kto do his bit in other directions. llcre
their? tion of Labor against strikes, andis how you can help.
freau, have maintained
itions of the Central Powers.
! LONDON. April 28.-—It was
iannounccd yesterday by the Min-.
iistry of Munitions that the Brit-1
iish expenditure of shells of
calibre of six inches and upwardsi
during the first week of the offen-
Isivc that opened on ‘April 9th
'was nearly twice that of the first
Week of the Somme offensive last!
year, while the expenditure
tsuch shells during the
that of the second week'on
Somme. ‘~
BERLIN. April
' ficial report from
front." «
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different parts of the
pirc.havc been endorsed by.
Imperial War Conference,
ihad unanimously accepted
iprinciple that. each part of
tempirc, “having due regard to
‘intcrcsts of our allies, shall give
specially favorable terms and
icilitics to the produce and menus
'factures of other parts of the em-,
. pirc." '
‘iican flag by running it through a meat I I MADRID, via Paris. April 23-
~—Thc first submarine of
The submarine, on account
1
singing "Another little war won‘t do (lama es sustained on the vo a e
. Y, g
com- . ,.
polled to rcmhin some weeks at
acroSs‘the Atlantic, was
Las Palmas. ‘
28, via Paris, 4:50 ‘a.
newspapers have arrived
Wednpdly. This isuouolly
pulodo to on important
mow. - .
“WEI“: the Cadil pot! authorities, in; to him but bwn stolen in tnmt of
ulktoh' Wm'llfflmo that-neither he nor his lllr armory.
to: is noted in o Berlin dispatcher“: heard any shot until the The clothing store brimming to
g that Turkey was rcody_ohip was struck by a shell. Tho-touts Tallinn, ot \vmpon, Instill)
to make peace and desired no In-iTl’hnl was going at reduced lien into that owning and anti-ta of
After days of disconcerting ‘andSpanish colors were flying aim the things taken were: 20 suits of
from Russia 1' spicuously. ,
more reassuring information has
been received I“ "8an to C°ndi°rnantly on the attack. occurring The local police are on the lookout
tions there. A general scrapping as it does at a moment when no. 10,- mp thieves,
of generals on the fighting linestgotiations are proceeding between
has taken place and Minister oftSpain and Germany on‘ the sub-t
Justice Kerensky declares that3ject of similar aggressions. The
the army is in better shape thangTriana is a small vessel of 745100NNEcllclfl 80”” ,
ever before and resolute to con~|tons, exclusively, engaged in the
April 25.—
Dr. Paul Rittcr. Swiss minister ed.
to the United States. will confer
with President Wilson within m.—-The American consulate here
tthc ncxt fewdays on food condi-{has secured the release. from the
‘the United States may divert food‘in these packages and they will
supplies now, going to thosetbe returned to the senders.
iPrcmier Viviana, landed safely ati miralty has said nothing of the'
tthc Washington Navy Yard, to. loss of his boat. Commandcri
LONDON, April 25, 4:38 a.
’thc Swedish Soialist Party. hasISLOOO t°n5 0f shipping in one
telegraphed to the Daily Citron-‘1d
steady bombardment of the posi-
second:
wcck was six and one-half times;
28.——‘fAlong
the Aisne and in the Champagne
the artillery fighting is developing
gradually to a pitch of greater
1violence," says yesterday‘s of-
thc western‘
LONDON, April 28.——Prefcr-|
cntial trade tariffs between the; . . .
British Em-i canstttutton of the umon,-only be
cording to a statement made in
the House of Commons yestcr-I
day by Chancellor of the Ex-.
,chcqucr 'A. BonanLaw. ‘Mr. Bon-
lar Law said that the conference
. . . town police station' this morning.
ZURICH’ sw'tzerla‘igfiffi: This was the first time -this' "sum
German-Swiss frontier has been
strictly cloud to all travelers
andpootol services. No German
since
Wynne!” court.
. m inconvenient-minno- ” 3-. on m .
ngm’mm~ loom-counties...- up... Momma:
‘ ‘hmflflvmflow Immm ifiinWQHWan—Nu o Wt."
_ O-‘m : m ,mauwwm Nutrition-um!
‘o‘roocruounuo mauve "mmmmmm’ t.‘"~““‘“““m‘“m “'i
. ~" 3' ;,,. ,_ m m k g -- ,HMMUHMQWMJ‘nm-uwnuma
001.088 2 """fl‘w’" “M'ihmmmM'umgmhd “Mm-tummuoummnt
_ _ __ .of «time. unite: truncation .g, Antacids-tot ~.;w~“umg.mmtwmuumm
my APRIL» '9' ‘amcu- tanned haunt-mm tuigoificoscolm umgmmwuwmmnun no lend-Ia use:
-’ ' ' 7 .anittt-tat tilllt. too. to. limit. .mi,’tioowiththomitol1‘oloot Inch" the m bod ignored ltbv smut. i
"' ”~‘3‘-”- the health old cumintinlt drought!» Turkish Vim. N mM-IM M m M 0' 6‘ Jam t'otllmv. "‘ 37 ”7M“
1083 ALMANAC FOR. ’ *Aftcr conferences with tho than-Triton. in o sworn mum bo-umt. retained lint to outrun. orator l
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'spocd at the time, he “VS. "Millie considerable value were taken. Among
‘ clothes, 7 pairs of shoes, 3 suit cases .
El Imparcial comments indig-mnd several pairs of Boy Scout shot-s.
,coasting trade. She was boundi
;from Gijon to Cadiz when attack-l
i .
LONDON, April 28, 12:20 p.l (Continued From First Page) 1
iport pittd llill, Freeman and Glynn
. .. . have been consistent advocates of
are British Prue con” 0‘ more than universal training. which includes the
{the ,Unitcd States to Austria} Senator llrandegec is another who
- has been an active fighter for uni-
NOthmg contraband was I’oundivet-rial training and both lic and Stun
atot' McLean will vote for the selec-
th‘
ex- l
Practically all of the
in Congress
COPENHAGEN, via London, be secured.
April 28, 7:45 a. m.——Lieutenant~,Cnnnfl'lic‘" “9‘93””
testablish universal training and serv-
ice for peace times. which is con
Ithc submarine campaign. Thejbut it scents impossible
at Mill t. to.
lanthanum tttlt
tt'tuitinticd From First Page)
Pctz was mentioned in dispatches}
mi in February as being in charge ofl
of . a submarine which destroyed?
aY- .
COPENHAGEN. via London;
._..._._
the t
I . . c . . . I
to it—~h_\- workingmcn in Sweden againstlAP'lI 33i7=43 a.m.--Thc prospectil’loltr “"“'~" ' l
‘the government is growing moreof grave labor troubles through-
Thc war will ‘be won or lost by the
jout Germany on May Day over.‘nitin wltlt the hoe.
{shadow} everything else in the population of our country prohahlyt
,G
crman press. General Grocncr's‘fcw of us Will be called upon to light,i
1‘.
icditorial appeals to the same pur-f Tht- executil't' officers. at The Cm:
:POl‘t pI’GdomlnatC in the news-lint & Knapp company have bought a-
IF‘aPCl'Si the news of the great bat-,picce of property which will ht- cttllctl
'tlc of Arras. and the general mill-l The c. a K. Farm. .
my situation being VCTY mUCh. it is now known as the ‘llitltlfa
SUbordinatcd~ ‘l'fll'lll itlltl consists of til acres situated
Wheretherc is 90 much 517101" nbout a mile from the end of the
"he" eV‘dcmly must be some Broad River trolley line on the New
Hire. The. maflikS'O 0f the-mqthlit‘vaninn road. The greateripnrt of
{Workers Union, th,‘ organisation this land is in line shape for immedi-
Wh'c_h I°°k the 1°?de Part I," the.atc cultivation. Tllc tools to work it
P“?"°“5 “nil“? worded tn _a'are on hand. the fertilizer and seed
curmusly d“.b‘° a manner. Wilde have been purchascd and will soon
lostenmblxduccted 3”an 5"ka arrive. An expel-icocctl farmer hits
the: agitators It gives the impression been engaged and is on the job.
.of being a very peculiar docu-I New Hm h Your Chance
ment' The m.amfe.sw argues that] Enlist in the C. 8:. K. Farm Brigade
8 general Strike ‘5 unnecessary and do your llll in increasing the food
because stoppage of work to the I, \\w .. . , ,
iron works. munition plants and an“) 5‘ I I", _' ”gum“ 0 our mm
[transportation systems would be and Winn u :1: .ll'(‘ willing to do an oo
sufficient to immeasurably Ain‘caslonnl till) 5 pork on the farm to
crease the difficulties Of the sit._sign lhf‘ :lililt‘ilt‘tl hill). The more
'uatiorl. It adds that ,thc dcdsion help we get the loss there will be for
to strike can. according to thef’flh.to d0" -‘
This is the plan:
1. Every man and woman will be
the l
of]
\
ltaken by the executive after cf.
the _ . . ‘
ac_§forts at an amicable solution have PM“ W “0““ 0n ”‘0 “In“ ”‘1‘ same
liaiicd. amount as could -, he earned ill the
One of the methods by which some time in the shop. No sacrifice
ithc agitators 'are apparentlylwin be “peeled-
working is the'sprca'd of rumors' '2. A working day at the farm will
Iof a further im coding reductionlcousist of nine hours.
Iof rati0ns. The Berlin city auth- ' 3. Transportation to and front. the
ioritiesdiave appealed to the pub-
lic to report persons .sprcading nished without charge.
these rumors. The business of the country must
' 'LONDON, April 28. 3:4trp. to. go on .without\ interruption and our
—‘—Count Herding. the Prank! “first. thought must be to keep our or-
Bavaria, says a ’dispatCh from'ganizatlon fully employed under con».
Munich by way 0f Amsterddm tO‘ditions as nearly normal as possible,
the
the
the
'fa-
Vienna t0 confer With'the Anslaw-Igotieration, to succeed. The proposed
Hungarian Cabinet membcr§ re~ plan will take but a. few of you away
‘35"de peace prospects. from the shop‘ on any one day and
“‘- your turn for farm service will not be
very frequent. I I .
«Labor. to work the form can be ob-
tained from otttside‘sources, probably
at less expense than the plan pro-
posed, but such action would not,only
result in impel-fling the crops of men
e livelihood depends on their
forms. but would deprive you of an
opportunity to serve your country.
The plan provides a. splendid oppor-
tunity to:- you to help in u vary for
bottom way. There may not be as
much glory on the form as there to on
the boltlolold. but to practice! results
“- ama-nutty to not. The need
he on w. apply" of motto”
twist it to so to not or
thet
NORWALK coon-r News
of' ,
Many People Appear Before Judge
Voeburgh to Tell Their stories
' today ‘
Things werewrushed at the down-
th‘at there was anything doing outside
_of ‘rninor complaintl. _
t Louis Henley arrested for «crying
concealed coupons was fined 810 and
the costs By Judge (loot-us it. Vestal-3b
.,
~tiAmndvoho-oMootouo-
ruminant
itivc draft bill, if nothing better can
are ready to go one step further and
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From the grealit ..
la‘
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‘9}; .343;
—-/
by
end of the trolley line will he tur- ‘
the Central News, is going tofand in this we. expect, with your co- -
hump-autonomous!
' Tonight, 7 to 10 p. m.
No Phone or C. 0. ll. tit-tiers Filled
tor the Following:
WOMEN’S $1.00
HANDBAGS
Fitted .with purse and mir—
ror, Silk lined, over a dozen
styles. From 7 to to 1). nl‘.,
CENTEMERIE
KID GLOVES
2 clasp, pcricct fitting,
novelty cnlliroidcrctl backs,
all colors. Front 7 to to p.
in $1.55
Regular $2.2, .
\
CH‘ALLIES
» Regular t)c yard. 'l‘onight,
7 to 10 p. lll.’.
4 yards for 29¢
. 'CRASH TOWELING
Very absorbent. union
-lincn. chular 14c. 'l‘onlght
from 7 to to p. 111.,
16¢ yard
LONG CLOTH
Fine quality, soft finish,
10 yard pieces. Regular
$t.25. Tonight, 7 to to p.
m. . ....... . . . . 98¢ pict‘c
CORSET COVERS
Good Quality. matcrial.
nicely trituntctl- with em-
lnoidcry anti ltlcc. Regular
50c. 'l‘onigltt. ‘«' tti lb p. m.,
PRINCESS SLIPS
chuittr Sl.50. 'i'tmigitt,
”.ox‘
from 7 to to p. m. .... 89"
’ tout
-. $5};
Those wonderful
retain his titlefare ready for war.
fact they have. long retired from that ring.
tings at chfries’ home in Los Angeles a
, are 'still fighting- ‘men.
THE CROFUTJ‘: IINA‘PP CO.
Sign below, tear off and hand to
your foreman.-
Date ....... . ................... ..
“ l volunteer to join the C. e 15.
Farm Brigade on the terms set forth
‘ontl agree to do my bit in that way to
help my country.
III.-
Melon
o oo-o-o-ooo.
this .If you will?
ecu-c.-
mm
in
\\' 41-;
satin. he Ronni Witt 7; "
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ENVELOPE CHEMISE
Regular $l.25. ’i‘oniglit
front to 10 1). ill. .. 89¢
CHILDREN’S
GINGH‘AM DRESSES
Guxl quality and style, in
cilccks and plaids, Sllt‘ from
6.to to years. chuiar 98c.
Tonight, 7 to to p. to. 59¢
/
WAX PAPER
i’or wrapping sandwiches
and lunchcons, size 1: x 18.
24 shot-ts. Regular 5c mil.
Tonight from 7 to 101) m.,
- 4 rolls for. 15¢
No. 8 COPPER NICKEL
TEA KETTLE
Regular "2.00. 'i‘tmight
frotn 7 to to p. in. $1.69 .
' LARGE SIZE DUSTLESS '
DUST CLOTHS .
Regular 25c. ’l'tinigiit from I
7 to to p. ill. ........ 19¢
BOTTLE O'CEDAR
OIL POLISH ‘
25c size. ,Zl‘on'tglit, 7 to it) '
p. in. ...............
i ELECTRO SILICON
SILVER CREAM AND‘
1 POLISHING (3.0m
35c valuc.‘ Tonight from
7 to it) p. iii. ....... . 19¢
LOG CABIN RUG
Size. 27 x 54, all colors.
Regular $l.t)t). 'l'tinig’lit lroln
17 to It). ............. 69¢
melanomhmsg Ligléfli
__ w..- _. ‘
“can; '. ...s 7“?” ,
w.
‘._old. battiers, Jim Jeffries,
world, andl, Tom *Sharkoy, who gave J-itntllc hardest fight. he ever had to
formerly ciumtpion .ot‘ the
Both are still young men, despite the
our THIS our IT is won'ri-t
MONEY
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They Were. 'bodecked uwith'
nd they marched out to prove- they;
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DON’T MISS THIS. Cu}, out' this
slip, enclose with ac and mail it. to
Foley & Co, 2835. ' Shemeid avenue.
Chicago. "1.. writing your name and
utilise clearly. Yotrwlll receive in
return a trial package containing Fol-
ey's Rosa and Tor Compound. tor
comb. colds. and comp. Foley .Kid- \
loavetodouybttouldllboflu Milan): tutu N
am on the some tor-m oboull’tho thultutzim'~wtl l flu". . “ohm .
‘ " N. I ‘ ' m ailment-3"” m
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