mm '
{Am
,WD ill Rm (0.
i. ("dished £57
....... .. .... mm . ru- flirty '
, . ' Ls. last he a Sunless 3'
* " . ' .
when”: w... mum-m... .1 - . . ~ .
, ..,;,,,;1; ~mbasm a“ m 1 .1 - ,
Mti'm .‘m it?“ .“ Ian-at inter- “We have no, selfish ends to pelay M' r c kl - The my "edwe ' "We are but one algal” chain.
, or .31 than.” u, ,- the 5?“- m!' I "3} m. We 39* 1‘0 Mm ill 'u 8 I “a!" “my I? lb,“ Be Who plans of the rights of man- i
I! a“. "mum u»?.:.m m M" m h {or Dummy ( «to the on“ s cannotilgbtlnFrance M» . . ,
' c.” a... m n, M, are sugars arm . mm - . potsaflhgd’thm. is to buy bonds. 1:
annumwmvmhmmfl \
figawggtmmfihmflmiuumsm '2: ,
Val-”‘0‘.“ *uHDeWGh-lan - ‘
as.” It! "mu“ 4 ‘ID Atacama-m ,... “1“ Jerk" F - S“ " - _
43:41. so...” ~..i:-£"*"*""if°"‘"m . my ”a l“ W" "
1 . alaeri. m, in a person oi ornate . .. 3‘ 1
$“mma'9r lull mama. oi the Air-atlas ‘ , I.” m “Mn“ IN”. MI. “Miss.
"a", m l. m ”11.5: use omen ‘wditlonary tom . - heavy in weight and . _ , g .
. In h. m upon the Miller Ir,'Howard's experience in the‘pre-i . lili‘tll f0 .lli H, t- finch-combinations as: ' '
, . “I of PI... Asfl‘flm I. “tic struggle abroad are . 1‘ Si iillitl _ G" ndN ;
;; {an mount ran-s. eats the may no varied, and will were or ore, W0“ skits and y ' “‘7' .,
.i’ .“ l - ‘Wi‘ HI Merl “‘m] interest. , ' King Blue and GT8), ’
.an, hanu‘ohs- p mmmfle: isting with Kitchener's ilrst 100.: ”wt; ‘A ‘bl’allllflll T'm and ‘Vhlte ‘
mm mm", b .M, 000 n0ctober,lilli, he lett his native ' . .- - . . ’
bearing teal-not #31de m laid, Australia, and «sailed ior east. ' fabric in these colors. :2?” and Km? Blue, ‘ .
’ cn- ,-en >.v.C.A.b1‘here,ih!heshadowoifhepvra-ldl. . - .. ueondziilack'
3'. m”: Wax”? “" mm "“m-Wv '“" ’ 3:3.“ ore... and meal: -' '
_1 War a“... ' put-into serflce lanolliloli. Men were A z‘ ' _ ' ‘ . l . 1 i
m zgfn'ozzn’m. Y. I. :1: mowed down even on the day oi land - ’ . Nickel, Bllck and Wisteria, ‘
’ has”; his limo. Hog glad that ing by the huge German gunsoi the ‘ :' l‘ l, 1 ’Dul‘bar,
1"" M“, w." ’ _ I ' ’ o . ' .
will with-an my, one gr...“ three-l, TM. ”Hi: I £1” :{33’ I had cflects ”l-
E b 3%: hummfl’ After. months oi lighting, Private lio- ‘ 3 Gold ' N.” Blue ““1 'Redi
: 13 I: hunt-‘31:... m was anyplace out“ Ta’em' H0 W C \ ,1 W lt' . ' Navy Bluennd Green, .
' «a " in tea. an. ma sails ‘to his some untra- 1 . ' ‘ . , reen . ~
on? Illldiel‘b and some as last I! lia, but iilhtlng men are ”in" to the me (t “nun“ ee ‘w‘ yard. G and Whiter
can go back and iorth
ocean. the Y )1. . A.
summons “1‘“ w; ammunamouubnrdmd
“alum." two companions moped out a plan to
use
l m transport serve with the Canadian ‘iorce‘s.
'"m for the Y-' Lin true soltitsrs oi iortm, those
were m. m lam sets-rtmi, lab Colombia. a Money or in any,
that the and Two days ai‘ter landing there, he and
""l h M' his tie-psalms were wearing unirorulh
M invited the m and were on their way to France
oi the transport to one he , .
where a special magi: 1:“ :3; We next iind Mr. Howard in the
mes in their entertainmenL, tll'ica oi the lighting at rpm. Vltmr
W
‘luefia and Somme. This is his own
[IMMON OF L“. W! ' ntory, and he can best tell it in his
m “WNW” own words. He was, wounded ilve
PARIS, April I.—~’i’he' Wment times, ”to still Melina trim nerve“,
Cl "I! M Ill-trial» unions ruse shock, and we Had this soldier of.
. Great Britain here ‘to telltns oi tho
moat vital. thrilling story of the day.
The resort that use at these guna it is hoped to have a very tall at
’3- ambled is confirmed 'fi'om absolutely tendsnceoi Red Cross members at
reliable sources. This occurred on this nicotine, and the general public is
f‘m u. C lieuteaaat'afl‘nnie m Elli) “buyfiwloll will". m.
g ”a"! W ' ‘ ’ ' rim will be no chum tor admission
"; . - WAY. Aprilt—ItVIs-Proi. and no collection will be is n.
; Ehrenberg", an artillerist, W: A new term oi ‘conseryatlon has-
been recommended to all Red (‘roas
Chapters, which we shall be alsdvto
ace practiced here. Pleasemave all
nerapn and 't-ndil oi. wool.- no matter
how short. and tum,thcrn in at bend-
oi_' the Krupp works and builder oi the
moon 4: centimetre gun, who plann-
ed the giant long range gun, according
to the correspondent at Frankfort oi
the Nieuwe Rotterddmsche Goonnt
'l‘he'proiesaor witnessedtlie first bom-
bardment oi Paris with‘the emit ' h" “"'"‘“““"d‘ ""3 ”mm“ "W
L ”Pf. Fritz. Rousenbel'ger in an ill-I ”d '00] can b. ”M to wool manufac‘,
.lerview printed in the Berliner Tage- turm for mm. This ,1"; can only
blatt in rebruary oi'i916, declared that "We" " "" M m" mm" “mm
artiuery so large and powerful; that it
would be possible to bombard England
from the continent would be the ear
”1‘ loin product oi the nor iutoir.
,‘The cannon oi the iutore the proton-I;
sell believed. would be able to pene- NEW YORK. All?" 3...], the hope
the scraps oi wool which the stem,
or the ends which are cut oil when
work in comnleted.
_____—-—-———
IAID VIC'TlMC lN COURT.
n"
sxriosiou rnioureus people.
'BAUI‘IMORE, Md; April 3,—Hol
slag being dumped into the river at
the Sparrows Point works of the Delhi
; lehem "Steel company. early today.
caused a terrlilc eplosion. which shook
the lower part at this city at! brought
my persons living in the southern
,and eastern sections irolli their beds.
it out was thought thlre lien beea'a
serious accident. .
The container alas into the river is
a nightly occurrence. and it is moral-
ocean armament the old proud will: "“8 WlIlCh ll ‘3 l'n‘ll‘md 1°“ “9 ‘° "W
which for centuiles has protect murder here two weeks “a. 0‘ Hm
, ed it .. .. . ,1
, Irons the co Mlnent.” ( The Y". l Cohen. District Attorney
. Swan today began the examination oi
~ ‘ _ , . " ,scorea of men and women caught by
‘ W’s M ihis agents in raids on Tenderloin row
sorts early yesterday.
‘ 7 . 1 He characterised them as ”rats" and
' ms F {m on t“the apaches oi New York." Ind said
. {they included “ility-acven varieties"
ms or room
' — ”' ’ Morris ilothenberir, indicted as the
-—-—— slower at Cohen. today entered a
11‘ Cross, Pavel-loll, atoll, Illloul, Glue plea oi not guilty. and was given too
”will! Laxative at One. l'dnys in which to amend his pics or in-
Et'fl'y mother realises, otter gm" terpose motions.
her children "California Syrup of
rise." that this is their ldeal’iasa-
' live. became they love its pleasant .
We uni! it lNWhlr'ciesnaes the
under little um, liver and how.
as without grim. '
When mu. lrritdile, ievori‘ oi
breath is bad. stomach sour, loan at
the Iii-sue. Hother! ii coated, cm
a teaspooniill of this bar-less "trait
We." sndvin a-iew hours all the
“I. consumed waste, mail. as
» ‘ ”Mundane! passes out at the
Mile. and you have well. playful "
A magnate. m itsii ttlctsyst‘e- is is accompanied by an explosion. This
._ “a we, t sovs,~has steal-oa- one. however. it was «mostly heavy:
_ : . - “ll-mime. m not - ,
.m. I W "lid. WfiM. RUM/Will“,
"M always be the that met "um 79 Ala "ammo
I”; ,3 . Capt. George fianr of black ltscl
“lens at heap “Calder-b tor-pile. Maid. innit-law with-
lysss-etmnasr thsyhaow stilt-malarial
, . eyeliner in M
m ”lapses-alt“ manhunt-testy insulin
l3».
‘ ”his year dusts" acorns ”calamities/xi
across fl” iinish as fighting men these days. and»
I. C. a. the cutesy or d
chm“. nailed unlit three set ‘ list an Walloon-41
the‘ are firm r RV: or from Methane, Australia. to Brit-
quartcrs. When a sllmcient hair-lull .
take the trouble to collect. day by day. '
According to-Otrr custom’in spring, and
about this time, we make special display
of Homecraft‘ Lace Draperies; 'lliioao
who are planning for new curtains will
be glad to see these new weaves and
designowllich' are extremely pretty and
that expensive- Curtains mean every-
thing to the outward appearance of a
house,
Homeciaft Curtains in "Pairs
Dainty patterns in filct or lnarqilisettc
weaves with slight and effective powder-
ing of geometric figures. A novelty
this your is a design of mulling yines
and leaves along the hem.
' latticc wot-ll. - ’ .
Designs with French baskets, bouquets
and winged birds. 3
Plain Neill Gin-talus of strong weave.
Genuine and imitation Oluny on the
edges. »
a
\
\I
Prices $2.00.to $1300.
Especially attractive styles at
~ $5.00 and $7.50
Homecratt Lace by the yard
Similar in weava to the pair curtains,
plain or figured mesh with or without
edges. ' ' ' I‘ ‘~
Ill many styles both edges are finished
with lace. (Ellis isdesirablc in casement
curtains. -
There is a wide assortment of such pat-
- tcl'nsgus wilI'appenl to women hiacarch
of dainty and serviceable styles at c'co:
_ nomicol prices. » ’ 1 .
35 eta. to $150 a yard.
0n the third floor.
“l.
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NA‘WON} WHERIVIR GIVEN.
—-'l'llo United states
Commission announces that on March William. D. c.
21, ms. the president apprdwel s‘
Joint resolution of moss .smd to aim it caller to ofllln'flpllcents'
ins. during the period 0! “0th for positions in Washingtoli. Compe-
war. operatic-"oi the “Vision in m tent stsnograplrers, inlets, and book-
whieh moird applicants liar civil up keepers are/in great demand. Basili-
viee essmiahtlons to be mm m 'Iulons tor than Mlllflm Ira Hill
the State or Territory ,5. which my weekly throughout the country. Rep-
reside. haunt the Deficit oils. on rmniatlvee oi the 0 ll service Com-
ilimttm. mmu‘ior any m mission-stun post ass in all cities
'tion into by the comma-loan” so are tuna-em detailed internatio-
WatWMatwhiohtheon-'M anllontloll nines.
mastitis is held. union-s oi iasir‘ ’
place oil-silicone
“I- ‘3
' ' mommy" ”WALK
rm
a,»
suit section. Third Floor. '
Seen-st he
, nook Section.
“On-t Isiah at
’ War"
by Jeffrey Funai.
Ir. Farnol/hiti late-
ly made the rounds
ad the battlefields of
France. ’1’”
“The Winning oi till
War" A sequel to
"Pan - Germanium"
by Roland 0. Usher.
a
r»
"Why God .lmea
the irlrii" by linin-
phrey Dosmodd.
low-:l'Svm .sllilltll.¢|,....,~ .. ..---.—~.
Tovefim’ha‘ 'lslid' . '~ ’
whether he an born
there or not.” . 31-25
Late I-‘lcilon.
"Hie lleart oi 0
lino Ban" by Elisa-
beth Cooper.
$1.75
.“Tllo niece of
iii-arts"
Bertha Ruck.
$1.40
“hove and Hatred" .
Mrs. Belloc Lowndeii $1.40
I‘m Ma
chainsaweets
Bitterswsef ’ Peppermint
m, m U”. lb.
Chocolate covered Harsh:
shallows. 60 eta. lb.
i
Candy Sticks, assorted,
large jars so eta.
small jars 15 etc.
Chocolate covered Nuts
1
and Fruits. “Na-lies.
Candies," hard not cen-I
ters, $1.25 a box
" ' Jlsln door. 3"; i
'.‘l
' 'ot‘o'u” semi
rowers on
MAV TAKE CIVIL OIBVICE sxam.‘ side for at least one year previous to? in Norwalk aIairs is well worthy 01 now tie up to their accustomediplaces. oi Mn. Beatrice Cameron
.the examination suit become eligiblslamolatlon by the younger generations. This is quite early in the section ioi' '
WASHINGTON, 0-,?" April I, 1019. for ”Weill 3”“!!le to the ID- Both pictures show the speaker? stand such work, but most or the boys. M
Civil Sauce portions! departmental service ill at the ceremonies connected with tilt lowing the early daylight plan. started
placing oi a memorial tablet near,
The with! “M“ ll!“ cm 'i'ryon's Hill on not avenue. July 11,' same idea. and there are. now a num-
1004. One shows the the Bola-um,
man E. J. Hill as he addressed these,
semblage in one of his molt ohm,
latte poses. and the other that otthe'
late court-or, Am oatmeal-w
wh'o‘held elite at that time. Kl
Among the other prominent men,
who were seated nearby. the races 0"
“mar Mayors ‘W 3. initial
materiel , It. nil-arm
. launch. Rev. Georgs'
Drew Mali, M. Hr. Dams. mv.
itev. Charles
.nr. carcinomas-beret Mill/will
bow “ - .
:2: qii‘y‘iduality. Que never takes a Knox hat for any
‘ ”other style. There is“ much variety and although
3 .asailor is a sailor, there are straight and droop-
1 also a wide variation in these.
‘ in favor’becs'use it is so easily and quickly adjust-i .'
Taupe and Garnet, , ~
Blue and White. ' , :
Dink“ While Chocks, small, medium, and ,
large, always fashionable, always becoming. ‘
Thirty-six inches wide,
'l'hlrd door. ‘i'
a
The Sailor Hat.
’A Knox Sailor always betrays its own in-
l
31.50 to $2.75 a yard. i
l
l
, ., 1 , . . , i
ing brims, wide and narrow brims, straight or 5
boflmwrmtfluph.dcpcpdsonth9§nmolguilgror ,
ntnlimm sailoum graceful a... there is
Simplicity in trininiitig, a velvet band and 3'
flat bow, black, brown and sand‘color.
'A clever milliner says, “It’s all inputting on
the hat, just the correct tilt you know.”-
.;‘. New styles daily. 3
3.2;. Second noon
4
Veils . j
Needed this Month. ..
The “Bonnie Brown" Slip-on Veil is much
’ffls‘o- _ '
t
ad... ,Women who motor like it especially. , H; a, :-
— Hell! Yelling in black, brown or lanpe, bub ‘ ‘
ladies on this, one butterfly on each yard. _m 1;
Vail Basile, Maytlme in black', iii-own % - jt
. , 1.
taupe. 1 - 3‘ é' 5;, .
Plaid Voiling, taupe shades. 3’ '13
Plaid and Octagon Win _'
i.
" "lo .i‘
stem.
and Richard Mansfield , demons ;
actor, who died at Kelly's . Still if
Antonio, ’l'eas. last chn y. arm.
the preparation oi their boats on the rived here yesterday and '“ buried-
with military honm "in the “moon;
’l‘he tuneral normal We held at. the 1
Mansfield home. the Orange. bod .wsiie
conducted by the Rev. J. Wu Dal»
beret vessels/mill" it tie-op. ”Most
oi these an no accommodated at the.
present time. Despite the war. every-
:Lng looks good for the coming new iortll. ‘
. l roilowmm newton til-hey was
moi-Milo MANIFIILD. '26. 'tmn to limiter abrasion“, mu. '
IQ'IUIIFD AT le LONDON ltgry em ”mural-a mm of,
m WON. corn. April i.- Cellpatiy- lulloile astral At its
'm boil) ‘0! nicasrti Hahslleld, anion grave a salad grail a ninth I
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Norwalk Chronicler