,imz-RQur-h coast.’
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ll ll BAND TAKES l
. American Troops Resume
_ PRESllilO, Tex, May 31. Fi‘illlt‘lsct):
» ’Villa today holds a border port oppog
site an American town. and attain
United States troops are patrollinv.’ lhv
, border, while Villa cavalryineu til'
‘ operating on the southern bunk ot’ the
Rio Grande.
A! 5 o‘clock yesterday mov-uiu': up
' proximately 200 Villa followoi diva 1.!
into the little border town oi tv,-".'
oppoeite here. shouting" “Vita
and shooting right and left. Only a
handful of Mexican government forces
occupied the town. Gen. G. Hit-term}
Gen. Garcia and (‘ol. ltiojus havingi
gone out Sunday night to engage the
Villa command, which was encampedl
in La. Muela Pass. thirty-five mile sou
of the border. These. forces are ex~t
..F’ifty oi the government forces of
‘wseventy-five men in Ojinaga succeeded
. it} escaping across the. river to Pro-
ment‘tsoldiers remaining sixteen were
ed. The battle lasted two hours. after"
which~ the shops and homes of the.
minute residents were looted.
Whether Villa was with his troops!
*“hps not been confirmed. No one was!
. ” _ mitted to cross to the Mexican sidei
today. Mexicans coming to tlicf
none 01‘ the. refugees had seen him.t
Chico Cano led the. Villa forces into tliel
plum. Martin Lopez, .loxe Ynez Salt»?
ni- and Carlos Montoya were reported l
to have been with llilil inttbe attack. t
‘Reports of a tight Tuesday between'
.600 rebels and government troopa un
*der (inns. Garcia and Figueroa tifit~t».\.l
Lilies ma lint-t ttl La Altieln l’usa .tud
brought here yesterday by refugee
Mexicans. They said the government
forces suffered lieuvy leases and were
forced to retire.
partmont (liblmlt'lit'h today t't-oin Marla.
Texas. any that the Mciitattt consul at
i’resitllo l\.'ittll‘lt‘tl an t in. . .
of La Mucla. .‘iovit-o, (“l linv 35'. in
Which Uitl‘l‘;l'.l'-‘l t'crtw.‘ t'iltit‘i‘thflt'l‘fii
Garcia dcl't. .i .v imlltlil tlittl. "l‘lt-
commandant at mid ‘o l"l_)::t‘l.tl .
hundred int-n mutiny. l':!".‘t.t to
Ojinugtt. ltl“"F‘.l‘.:‘.::ltl_‘.' t'aitatzrn troops.
ricintty were. in tact refugee Mexi-
ROAD CHANGES
(Continued From Page One)
alroni will appoint the committee i'l
a few days. A larcc number of pronr
lnenl business illt‘ll .‘ti‘(‘ interested in
the new ill‘Ojtt'l an dilute hopt-s for
_Tlto motion as introdnccd ht: (‘oun-
cdtnan Nuttiug. Tuesday night. reads
as followsz~
Whereas. it has been suggested that
by continuing a road southerly front
. _ the Wilson Point road, so called, in
this city. from where. said Wilson
oPint road turns to‘tlte. left near the
trolley tracks and runs s\'ttlierly
across the tracks of The Danburv «Q
‘ worwalk Railroad Company, and run«
fining said continued road parallel with
jibe» trolley tracks and to intersect
Jihad near the Bell island road, would
Herefore
point a committee of three to inves-
expensc thereof. and to report in writ-
ing to tltiscouncil not later ll‘flit in:
pustular meeting in Auras-t. 1.917.
NIAGARA AT NlGHT.
' Generally :rpealtintz. it is hard to im-
o've on nature but those who lr‘
electricity are agreed that the vi"
” “In for more impressive and beautiful
‘iflum anvthing that daylight affords.
9 lights are of more than a bun-
milllpn candle Dewar—Youths
. nation.
39.9”“; .L ”W Oi’uwi’
‘ When the Germans sank the Transylvania, a great grills): liner. which had onu- plil‘d between tin- l'itited
, States and Glasgow, some 168 men lost their lives. A submarine got her Ill tlit' Myduwrrnttmn ul‘ul‘ the Its‘l
NEW CORPORATIONS.
A certificate of
‘ . ’filed yesterday at the olive ot‘ the
. " THWN AT U 8 LINE retary oi the state by tln- Stilllll'lr‘l
, . t 1 lEchtric and Manufacturing Company
, . The authorized capital
i5 $150,000, divided into Latin tllili‘t‘n.
. company will
| ’ Patl'OI as Fugitives Fleelstart bllFlllt‘Sb with some“. it is an-
.Into Texas i tliorizcd
I . .
totln'r machinery and their component
Officials Believe They Are Leaving to
' of Stamford.
i par value
.. .
‘ln.
lleitman. Vt'it»
. t‘rttuouu t‘o'purutlni‘. til llritl- t'~
f till ‘Z'iftt .1 capital ip Elohim,
il~
iiUl'fll‘Ji‘Li arc Sanford, Stoddard, Min
sllll‘t‘.
uic Kennelly and Ruth C. Williams.
organization was
filed by the Hotel Nelson, inc, of New
The authorized capital is 83,-,
‘000, divided into 120 shares.
tit lcers are:
American leaving the country ior t'u-.
turc itlt ntifitation.
peeled to return today in an effort to treasurer and secretary. llilding Net-l
drive the Villa troops from the town. son. A
A certificate of increase of capital:
tstock was filed by the Newficld Silver
nitiio. Women and children followedinanl'ial‘lul‘lng Company 0’ Bridge-
, mind their men. carrying babies and i port.. the company increasing its capi-
Wt‘llfifl- 0f the twenty-“VG govern'italfrom850.000166 00. The certifi-
Killed during the lighting, six “.enwcnte .wus tiled by .lohu H. Hincklcy, E.
token prisoners and three were wound ; (‘~ l't‘llS-‘it’l‘ and Kallllt‘t‘fl BUM.
When woman does heraelt‘ lie-(light,
Somehow, it always seems to me,
Although we men say she's a Right,
_ . \\’t- menu tlc kind that‘s good
, American Side say they heard reports!
no! Villa's presence in the town, butfim"
YOUNG AMERICANS
CROSSING lNTO MEXlCO
Avoid Conscription.
liARElK). Tex. Muy 3lr~Pederal of-
tlcets here yesterday disclosed the
fact that thin fifteen to twenty y: ting
Atnt‘t'it‘uns, with liltl‘ l,u;t'.';t,:~, "but
carrying pli'lll)‘ oi” nrm 3. .. .l it'l‘i'i‘
t-ntlj. if lTlif‘tl l‘auiil'cs. ll" crux-zine
into .ilcxitu tl.ti‘.y. 'l‘lLt-y go .wtttt‘: US»
All till, .0 liilli“. ).ti%[lt.l 01‘ till ttl't
putsut- : her ttt‘t"={\i‘.ll as . v vita;
they any“. l y at not 'ltlllll‘.l. antl'
l‘.lltltl‘~ il. to tilt} ill‘t' ltuiiug thin
l1 ll‘l . tax. -. tiatutd consrl‘tption. ‘_
t
A: :t it . 2- young men are from
.
.~t in Phil! 5. :ome being trom windy
tttr \'.l 1 its Maine and New lluinp~
A full description is lain-n or eaclii
FOOD LEGISLATION.
V\".’\Sll’t.\'ti’l‘t).\1, May Illr—Food log»
t
t
li-llilltill . was under consideration ' on;
both sides of the capitol today.
in the Son-ale debate on the blil. al-
ready [ll‘iSl‘tl by tho iiotise. providing
for u survey and stimulation of food
prwlucdou m4 resumed, while the
’lliillst‘Agilt‘ullul‘al (millnlltci‘ began
work of perfecting the bill for re.
lcatublieltinx food administration and
price living. loth bills are adminlfl'
tini'tn mnnsnres.
'i‘l.c Senate is expected to pass its
tntt ii'.lllln the next two days.
_, , ””7533 tutore-
Otto/"Wrinklesci
Comp ex
Sallsw, Aging Skin
‘ ’cndcrfully Youthful
Through Remarkable
DiScovci-y of Osmosis of the Skin.
:2 wontztn past thirty
t~:'t=\'.‘-'i'c(‘t or pout-lifts
‘WASHlNGTUN May 1;! \\':t- li~ ,ch
Cut be abide
and Beautiful
ititl: no ltnrriti
pores, no doc-p lines: or t‘urrtiWs about
and that the. \':lli.~.ta:: ....,,tm..lt in ”mam“ mouth. and ”Massed or a clear.
lvely complexion. you can be pl'ticv
itically certain that who knows beauty
WILSON POINT ‘secrets not possessed by the average
woman. She may have itl'l much cause.
.t'or looking old and carewor'n as tiny-
‘bmly. yet she is able to no on your af-
a sign of wrin-
cans en route to Palm. .W
tor year. with never
tiles or l'tlilllllt‘Xlull tilt-tniaht-s, all the
' \vliilc pitsm‘rviug a fresh. youthful up-
0 And there is really no ren-
: son why any woman between thirty
.ts success. ' " and sixty should not look from five to
fifteen years younger than she really
is, by simply know-
just what to do. it
ought to be a mat-
youthful as much its
fiits southerly end said Wilson Point it is to keep your
But you cannot hope
obviate the crossine' of said roilro'd‘
h ‘ beautiful and attractive.
@mapny’s tracks at. two nninu :zndl
thus do away with 1}". mm”... UflglVe‘ your akin full opportunity to act
and crossings, would materially short-i freely and renew its youth. No matter
91" “‘9 distance. “WWW“ ”l" ”Ollim‘lwhat your ugeno matter how coarse,
and southerly part of the ciiv. would“ ..
‘netit many of our merchant»: and" m >11
Ibomnmodate many of our r~3<islents,|n°r
and unsightly your complexion.
what you have tried unsucéessful-
. «ly, the moment yott produce osmosis
Resolved. “1‘“ his Honor. ”1? “111301": of the skin, you will look younger and
far more beautiful. Many u wrinkled,
hollow-cheek-ed, faded-looking
be and he is hereby requested to ap»;
flute the feasibility and advistbtlity,
aof adopting and carryng out such sug.t has regained licr charm and awakened.
gestion and the details and probabivito find
sign of wrinkles and com-
ic‘vt‘im blemishes norm through this
what it does: for vat"
your {are in warm water at night and
rub in a teaspoonful
good rescaled cream which you can
obtain front the druggisi- in the morn—
ing wash the face with
more cream.
weeks or less you will be astonished
at the change that has taken place.
See how the old. hardnensed, course.
rough skin turns into new fresh. 90ft.
youthful-looking skin almost before
men Niagara falls lighted at night Hi
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.
\IfW \Uizh hi it 1h 6...
"Hiatus: a" I.“ cinnamon“ .mém
t2»- Mitt implant and n-mtitmugiwht
.‘M ”N” 9f”: I‘W‘Vk‘flf t‘unit‘ '1th "pt.
9W) and Tat-m— ul 13...“:
i'n‘h ‘tfi Hall H! | .,i "“1! 8|
Ji‘ic“ W German with 54: II
. we and idem-tr frir'i unis 51-71.
suit the mount!“ in ww-lflwv Tn.-
‘t-gnaiu. on. luau: h ot-i iii i‘mtiu
tall. filth nu.- '.i'.u.2.n.l fits: in“
Judith L .‘t.t;n . um ct 'i.» u‘;-l
r IN! of the mnicyenr-a had teth- rut
lu "“"pflifl‘r ll:>:'“l:ll“ tin... \\ mtg
Hinton telling: m We |~ljlj|i~" o' in '
lupamncnt ot JUP'HI' lu lulu awn.»
xraphic note-s :tt [.Q'al't tm-rtinr'.“ -; id
prosecute thou- v.'l.u intriuge» lh’ tau
"l dtu't ltnov: whether this i: the
kind of itie't‘llfl" tin ltrtinitmrnt of
Justin- iot-unta." :Jii' liz. 31.2mm. .'t.u‘
if it is and there an- steiuigruplic's
ltcri i would likf to tuv'te .hPllI to
this plutfo‘tn. “'lli‘jl“ they may sm-
and hear on rything that happen:- in
l‘l'L‘ssln at political imetinus 1h-
, stenographcrs are seated on the plat
l'ortn. They take notes .llltl rvporl to
the Government. inasmuch as w.-
are very rapidly blooming l’l‘ll\ '
izett we should follow lllt' Prussian
txttntple at our nicotine.”
l)r_ Magnes- pointcd out that the u.-
nattizcts ot' the conference llitll i't‘
solved tint proposed adoption of any
action ct‘ntrury to the law would he
declared Jtlt of order, but that they
regarded as “perfectly Within the law
and farmed-till discussions as to the
wisdom tnd‘ unwisdom of existing:
lqu." y
Kiel‘er inlihis address advised up
peel to the urts as “the first duty at
a patiiotic vfitizeu who has been draft-
ed."
“The Conscription act," he said, “is
both immoral and unconstitutional. It
violates the prohibitio nanainst in»:
voluntn‘w servitude. Not men the“
liairsplitfing pica can be urged in-
the present case that the Thirteenth,
Anwndmi-ntgdocai not forbid National;
defense {it“ding conscripts to lCur-r
one is not tional defense. but mix
in}: in the qtatrrels of outside nations,
and it. do is suggested. conscripts can
be compelled to Work H6 farm hands.
t'ttctnry bandit or to other cvivil occud
potions, thefl‘hgteenth Amendment is?
nu' worth' on paper it is written on."‘
' . ANT non: money.
Ponce.
it l
Cost of Living is Going.Up Every Day. ‘
But Salaries Remain the Same.
Al the many things which come
before t e ,(‘ouncll meeting Towdny,
evening. was the petition of the. Nor-'
walk Police Department asking tor an
increase in salary. The petition was
signed by all of» the members of the.
force and mode the city otiicials think
seriously over the proposition.
The reason the police have iltilit‘tl.
for more money is the; increase in the
coat of living. Since consolidation:
the police have not received an ad”
vancementi ~. orate‘of‘pgy and the.
Blemishesgon
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Iii
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Grace Valentine \.
auuttlnlMeln PMS!!!
your very eyes, all due to simple os-
,mo:=is of the skin. produced solely by
lwartn water and resented cream. But
be sure to use only pure resented
cream, as it. is an entirely different
thing from ordinary face creams. and
mum not. be confounded with them.
Most women prefer Creme. Tokalon
Roseuted. if you have wrinkles, get
a box of Japanese ice Pencils and use
them in connection with the cream
and you can get quick action on the
deepest wrinkles. no matter of now
long standing. For giving an indie.
scribably beautiful effect. to the neck
and arms as well as suppressing ‘ttl-
most immediately the appearance of
age. many women use a little Santo—
nex in connection with this method of
producing skin osmosis.
The above is one of a series of ar
ticles on beauty specially written by
Mlle. Simone Mareix, of Paris, winner
of two great international beauty priz-
es, one in Paris, the other in England.
Mlle. Moreix personally guarantees
success in every case with iii-3 products
RS recommended in her newspaper ar-
ticles or will refund the amount. paid
for them , provided you take your
dealer's neceipt at the. tune you make.
your purchase. Her American ad-
dress ia Simone Mareix. 20 West 22ml
street, New York. Creme Tokalon
Roseated and the other products men
tioned can .be obtained absolutely
fresh and guaranteed pure from H. A.
Mead, or most any good druggist 0|
department store in this city.——Adv.
l
|
“ late consittm-nifnn.
The committee has: pared dorm tlieiWWld have ‘0 “‘3‘
total amount to be ruined by the hill 3' ‘
{to 31.450.000.000 and indications are
itltut the measure as finally rcdraited
coat of llvi "lips greatly litt'tre,u:iotl..i
The officers elitist theyutre. «notion .
to it. *i t .
Although not referred to in the pelt,
tion, the members of the police force.
in surrounding cities are receiving'
more money. In Stamford the otiicersj
receive ditto more a your. in liridtt-h
port the Hilary is much larger, as it'
is in lianbury; The chief of police also
receives more titan the head oi the -~»
A FRIENll’S , ‘
AllllltlE
l wistuxo'rou. my 3L~Progresslwom Saved From aSeri-
ous Surgical Operation; '
local police department. Tllt‘ matter:
of raising the salaries of the punt-w?
was tabled until the. next meeting. of;
the Council. when the members ol‘ the:
Police Department hope that t‘nmruhlo 5
action will be. taken on it. '
WAR not BILL.
so far as the ‘war tax lilll by the Sen;
ate Finance clonimittec made it Si‘t‘lll
probable. today hit a ri'draft ot lief
measure would be completed by Suturei
day and presented to the Senate by
the middle of next week t‘tr immcdi-'
will carry tlbl‘ui $1.50tmtltl. The bill
as it passed the House carried a total, 5
.0i sraoopnopoo. L
t The committee today took up minor. '
tux schedules, including thmc on
newspapers and magazines. ~
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WHEAT PRICES DROP AGAIN
t
i
t
day went under $2 a bushel and touch-
ed $1.94 Which is 89 ceniu lower than
the price whichimmediately preceded
restrictive regulaions by the Board of
Trade here two weeks ago.
I r‘tour prces have to a large extent
[followed the lead of wheat. No agita-
‘tton has developed among bakers to
‘reduce bread prices however.
Good crop reports from Texas and
Oklahoma wave influential _in the de-
cline of wheat.
according to the co
i
i1WNWiimtllllmilkillllmihtidflmdlltltl
l
m
wart'itwmmwmtwwa ‘1
Old Hickory Chairs,
Old Hickory Rockers,
Old Hickory Divang,
Old Hickory Tables,
an more to
omfort Every Minute,
WWW“
Especially the '
strong backs and
seats made thlze
woven Hickory
‘ bark, have a certain
give that allows.
the chair to adapt
itself to the contour
‘ (f the body.
Call and See
Our Line.
UC H of the comfort of home life.
depends on the furniture in one’s
home. . Don’t use a still: unsightly,
and uncomfortable chair when it is so
easy to procure an Old Hickory Chair
or Rocker and enjoy real comfort every"
.‘I
minute you are using it. , . .
Old Hickory Furniture "ll-ii?
is designed by experts with an ideal
of Comfort, Beauty, Durability and
Reasonable Price.
Good stock on hand. Call and make
: your selection.
from $2.75 to $10.50
$3.25 to $11.00
$7.50 to $ 9.50
$7.50 to $10.0!-
Louisville. Ky.«“ii‘or four years 1
suffered from female troubles,
titties. and nervousness.
memo and it hurt. me to
if I tried to do any work, I
walk. .
lown before it. was
tors said I would
have to be opera-
ted on and I aim
broke down.
friend advised me
and the result is
feel like anew wom~
I am well and
strong, do all m
own house workim
und baby girl. I know
Pin ham'a Vegetable Com—
pound -saved me from an operation
which every woman dreads.” - Mrs.
Name FiSlIBACK, 1521 Christy Ave,
Louisville, Ky.
EVer one nature
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t
‘ have an eight
‘ CHICAGO, May 3l.—~.luly wheat to- L d1
lly dreads the sur-
fe. Sometimes noun
will do, but many times Lydia E.
ham’s Vegetable Compound has say-ed
the patient: and made an operation on-
ave any symptmn about. which
on would like to know, write to the
dia 'E. Pinkham Medicine
3., for helpful advice given
tiUTGERs COLLEGE BOYS CHARGING Aé
Rtitgers_,College, at New Brunswick. N. J., is ready for war, and soon will be able
well equipped as many of the.ofllcera now commanding.men on the battle fronts of the east and went.
liege curiculum to, take military training under an omcer of the United States army.
HERE [1' IS!
The hum. you have l‘ccn waning
tor nit llith‘ ymts.
“American .Dressmaking
Step by Step”
If you ii('.l.'i‘ ltcld a ixcrtllr "l
your and l-cl'vuc but wth to unite
up clothe» 1m 1m“ wit t'i tinlvlzc-t,
you had tim it.“
If (FINN: H Jo“ fig: “will
tcachcs )‘aii' ‘, blf‘li ll\ step, trct;
detail of ti: . .
tau
tlic’umtci'inl .I.t.’i .
of ntal itg up .l “Li tilting i1.” 1 t
hnisltt'tl Cl"‘\lll-\' ill cvcty tittatl.
The Language twill t.~ so Fillll|vlc
and mmplcte you it) not new r\
Footage pt'titzt'. l utlnLc to riplaiu at“, t‘l
Pflld lllt‘ tr]l(‘i imis. ~
You “ill grow mote interested day
. by day as you eu‘ the garment de-
veloping under your own l|.llltlS.
Even in alterations and Ll‘l'fllifi
it will enable you to saw the trust
of the loot. many times otcr.
Fill in the coupon below and mail it today.
Tit: Picronm. Review Count-v,
214-336 West 39th Street,
New York, N. Y.
s
Gunman“:
Enclosed find $1.25 for which please send me. postage paid, one copy of
"American Drcasnmlting Step by Step."
Street ..........
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Oronsaleby. ‘
JAMES DONNELLY
.50. NORWA LK - - - FONN.
THEYWIL IN FRANCE
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a. a...
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to send forth a lot of y 01mg men equipped to be omcera, as
Fro shmen and sophomores are required ~.
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