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mA‘BLISHED BY 1 Ti soul of 600 000 American Boy drama of modern. yes, ol‘ of medieval tains that the man on a salary is thef
’“ES GOLDEN. i 12 s ' _ ‘ ' times, and in the words of the Presi- best and most consistent customer.
A“, _______ fScouts 111““ have ““1119" 111 “"3 dent can attain an admirable pooitiou He obtains the credit he needs. be-
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I. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
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AFTER LIEGE—WHAT?
VThe German reverse at Liege was a
{rest disaster. However Germany
1, "my minimize its importance, it hssi
been s.,' serious blow to German pret
stifle—Ind prestige, 11l111h makes the
[ morale-101’ an army, has as much to‘
do with its success as members or
'oaulpment
The losses shovv the fiercest de-E
ermination with 11l1‘1ch both Germans
713d Balgians fought. if 23 000 Ger-1
m toll in the first three days“ fight <
m. the cost in troops was almost
Jiibmlled in warfare, In the great
We of Waterloo, where Napoleon,
’ was crushed. the Russians and Eng:
M together lost but 22000 men At
Austeriitz. where \‘apoleon attained
7MB highest sum ess, the beaten allies
wlost less than 13, 000. Gen. Meade
lost only 23, 000 at Gettysburg, whereI
8 Elle Civil 11 or was decided. At Sodom,
the turning- point Of the France Prus-
Asian wdr, the Prussians lost under
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even better with nations than with
amt scorn 1102711111 ,3,
‘past few days as they read of
activities of scouting brothers
’Furope.
111g on their oon inltiaiite, hate cap- ‘
lured foreign spies and turned them'
.01 er to the authorities, and have vol '
Imen for fighting.
lreported that
ling the crops, I
i( 111er opposite
ithe boy‘ s natural instinct for \100d- ; —-———————-O--'-- ;or the bowling alley. He is a mem-
”at, signalinx, 3303,,3g_ and 03,, A BLOW AT NEW ENGLAND’B jber of the lodges and clubs in his
PROSPERITY. ltown and owing to his opportuiiities
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to be able to exertise the some intiu- receive its share of the moneys ex "
‘ence over disrupted Europe. The pended by the railroad tor labor Ev-
lnited States. from the bleachers. as ery shopkeeper she has been in hunt
among the nations oi the world today cause he commands the respect
by simply keeping cool. '—\\ ater- those iroin 11hom he seeks credit. 1
bury Democrat. , The railroad man in almost all one
~0— ex; is a salaried man. At times his in ‘
“heat goes down because opera- come 111111 \ar1 slightl) trom seek
“"5 DTEdlCI that he shall be unable to week, 01 month to month but it is
to ship any to Europe on account of sutficientlv steady to make him com-
the interruption to navigation by s tortably certain of the amount 110
general Euiopean war. if this leaf will receive for a long period. Know-
turns out to he 11 ell founded, perhaps ing this, he is able to adjust his in-
there may be another and more come with his expenditures so he be-
cheerful side to the picture. if all the comes a steady customer. lie patron-
ocean liners and freighters are taken izes the grocer, the baker, the butchfl
on, so that we can’t ship our wheat. ei', the barber, the dry goods shop-
'hovr can we ship our precious gold‘keeper, the clothier. the shoe met
The BM Scout movement is to Europe, and how can Europe deliv- chant, the banker, the lawyer and the
_ . er American stocks and bonds on this doctor. He is a frequent visitor at
in fat". “5.1““1’0“e ‘5 pre- side and collect on them?——Hartiold the amusement places in his town;
\\ bile EDPERWE 10 Courant. the theatre, the moving picture show
the
in
in Belgium Boy Scouts act-
unteered as messengers, sa1ing grown
in France it is
Scouts are guarding
bridges in Germany and Austria
the\ are performing the less exciting
but no less valuable task of hartest i
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1101 1
‘1nili1ar_\';
door activity and deeds of chitalry
in i it ks h m 1 By One of the Sufferers.
genera see to "a“ m “e The follOWlnz article appeared 1“ thereioi'e often takes a commanding
folly and horror of w.ar Nevertheless Leslie's illustrated Weekly 01 the position in these association.
the training the Scout receives makes 13th. yhich is of interest to many The railroad employee is an impO'
him an admirable military recruit \Orwflk minnow taut tumor in his Community. The
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and tits him particularly for serVice as' Six hundred thousand. That is principal reason is the steadiness of
messenger order] and attends t for the number of men and women in his income. He naturally suffers to
1 y '1 New England interested (dream in an extent when his road experiences
a field emcer. And as an English the affairs of the New York New 3333 “3,33 and in mm the 330333 ,3
of the movement explains, liat'en' 611d Ha tl'ord Railroad (Sam ‘the town 111 which he lives suites, But
war, pony, the railroad that has been 3111' he profits when his road is prosperous
sled out for persecution under the and in turn the section through
guise 0f DFOSBCUHOD- Six hundred which the road runs becomes prosper-
thousand industrious citizens whose one. 3110 further proof is needed oi
“VGUhOOt‘l is 19°93'11”“ hy DO‘MCBI the theory that the prosperity of the
[Perleimh’h' NOE 0011' are the 60 railroad and the settlons it covers
'000 stetkholders and the bondholders are intfl'dependuit m that 1111-1111111
of the company put under the political ed 1,, the railroad employee and his
guillotine, but the livlihood or the intimate relotlbus with his mum"!
employees and those dependent upon, Th. demasogues 1,3,3 not scrupled
them are in the hazard, making up a to attack Now 5331333 33033135 noon
total of more than onetenth at New and hlkht and perhaps the 600,000
and Belgium and other scattered coun linglands POWIWOH- Will have something practical to
tries 35,000. We ma) hear much from ‘ “kn"; 36 cm" “d towns in 9°“ say in return at next November's
l ‘ i i l d l r necthut Massachusetts and Rhode election
““9 ent 111sast< a 8 11 uture neus Island the ottlcial figures show that
dispatches. ‘there was expended by the New H11
3ot‘ travel he becomes broadened and
leader
though the Scouts are against
they are not opposed to self defence
and a Scout may therefore properll
respond to his c'ountry 11 call and
render whatever service he can.
There are about 350,000 Boy Scouts
in Europe. Great Britain has 200 000
‘Germany 50 000. France 8.,000 Austria-
Hungarv 16. 000, Russian Poland 8-
i000, Servia 4.000 Seandinavia .10 000
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HONDAY. AUGUST .0. 19?;
mama-1; -
Hundreds of
New Bargains
Added to Our Great
Summer Clearing
SALE...—
. For This Week
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
BlouSes, Hats, Raincoats etc.
All .Deep. Price GM for Quick Clearance.
DON’T GET LEFT.
Come as Early as Possible---but come anyway ,
Advance Showing of
Suits, Dresses and Hats.
\‘H‘V. -\-\)‘ ‘1‘: as a as}
a» .1 ‘ -Hm -.
A loss of one soldier in the.
I: '0. hi 11 percentage in battle, but
we at Liege are said to
.——————————-O—-—-——- ten Railroad Company during the:
MALE HYSTERIA. inlne years ending June 30,1912. .»
. 0333,333' Catt total of 8112.455.6ul for salaries and
Says Mrs Lorrie
wages in these (Hommunitles This is
the Ge
hate lost almost one out of ev'ery island or Atl‘ll: international “ 0m“ an average of $15. 828, 405 which the PLAYMWND "01.5., ‘
. ufrrage ““9 {Vow Haven Road expended yearly p ,s.’ 1 ' w B 0
Mid fit this war “as but a slitir-i “This “or proves one thing men during the period mentioned, b“ M “um? .EFEAT 2 Elli): mibthue 2:;gtl'fihgenbalseezxx ar unetlns
are more hysterical than women 01' this item has increased greatly. the,
m in "h“ “I “be“ “'1 ”mam“ they show hysteria in a different way- amount has been in the last war con “f 6""P nuIIEI 333:. 1:13:11”: 832“?!) 1“th
‘ comparison fall. What are 25, 000 “hon women are 33.339313,“ they 3313,33, y more These 36 cities and M ., {tor of Team (:06 3111 o 11 is 3 .
00' I nhtion that is putting 5.000- Men; “hen men are historical they touns represent but 1 mil mr- ‘ in R ”“18 o‘er 1‘ “eel from today. “3 hence it t) . PARIb, Aug. tor—An officialstatemont issued at mid-
lathe acid? "8'"- “h” 8‘10“!“ m9“ ”9001119 by! turn of the total number oi commun- "‘9 ”We“ 990“ W13; 3 ‘3, 1'3 f , n , 3 to 101:.) : night says numerous skirmishes have occurred .03, ' the" '
And observers shbuld at be misled ‘9 m” 3 nation goes to war Eur'opé {ties in which lather ig-‘mployeddly oi the United sun“ will basin on the legs: a 8 in same [it e minor "3' . . L
, h ,3 5 3,33 “3333,33 3.33, m, culleo. the New have“, Followifig is thé' list‘ ““39 0f the ‘mlothiun Country Qluh Tn 1111 _ n-olliior, but that no pitched battle has takei't‘ place.
events in Belgium. Germany has ”VP 3,8,3,“ of mm ,0, cm“ and “mm, and ”m amount 3, Blue 13,333 ill, 3333,13,,“333333 “m :uaetalnils' lentils: 1131115111.; its u-..
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mm for this 11111- long and care: That will 91-0114th hold the Powers‘ amended in them 1,, the 90m 33; miles southwest oi thlcago. ()i m their name: to W’DM';<:3113 .. ' 3 . ‘ .. , . .
‘3“, in is impossible w benete um m u 11'.hlle ldurlng the nine years ending um, comes, the rosin qutstton to be as 1- will r to d t LONDON, Aug. io.-——Tlic 'ltmcs correspondent 111
based 33,. c m 1 1, ,3 30 191»; lcided by the open championship this directs _ m. IA 9' 2 group 5“ B. ”1‘ d .,. ,1 . l . . .
. a D“ g“ a 089 ”vi _..._._._._._——-——— , 1 ~- can an ,6" ,5 “nether mm, 0mm um 2:30 mg... or My boy in the on, be. mass 1 cscmmg tie hgttmg at Liege, says norm]
0!? even primarily 0n he!" “Hated rush Ono day Colonel Roosevelt isle; Stamford "u" 3‘: "62 1111's defend mccewuuy {he um. “hm, he “‘99“ 13 “d 1'5 Y0"? 01“» “5 anite‘L fleets were used by both Belgians and Germans. - The
BBlKhIm That may have araphed the Progressives in Colorado Norwalk """ 398.1729? won in such sensational fashion‘fiotfli 22,“? she p 1'“ Tuesday are fighting in mid-air-was dcsultory but deadly A huge
‘ mask to hide mov'emcnts not to malts an' “lance and the next " ' ' eleven months ago at Brookllne. The , ' , . ’ . " . _
1' extent waitsthe world day he made situiance with the 1111- 13338331.""""" 32:33:32; mm" “m be played °" "um“ 18' at“. “mid—111i}. 1?. Bfgumig't clip. zeppelin sailed over the place dunng the Seafly fightmg’
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‘ fLiege, and French inter- ‘publlcan can at date for governor in 3 how London 33,333,632 ”his 0:: L r1; 1 consensus of opinion'T. K JKuclysn, p M Morarty. p a but 1111: pursued by a Eclglan aefoplantst, 11110 ranked and
$8er there, Germany may New York and an alliance mm s 315:;9w‘“ -~ ----- 334375-75 33,333 golfers 333,33 ,0 33 ,3“, 1112,.Gi ordln. F. E. Heidel ‘ lost llts life in destroying it. I' i.
.. etrate the French border at‘Republican candidate tor congress B§rltn°n 233:1: Massachusetts amateul’fwfil be unable ”:5“: amtgmcrfgfixafi 2' After the destruction of the Zeppelin, the Germans
:Qosic paint with a miilhOthhese alliances “(110319 “19‘ “‘9 New Britain 992,617.17 gugfiflgzgfi :llttlifnbflpt'ee:k ::::,connoiiy, B. Mignon, W. prism], w, confined their aerial act1v1t-y to the use of scouting acro-
ma rve we or reo . , .
Y lcolonel will soon transfer his has Waterbury 6.066.317.“ he ,3 playing Golf good enough ,0 winl .' , planes, sevt‘al of which were destroyed by shots fromihe
columns It 0308 0"!r the fr011' from the Progressive to the Requ- Danbury 1.813.158.“ 3-, 8 333-3 the 0,3,3. Standing at amhsll Lupus. . _
M 333 33,. 3,333,333 “33,33. can ship Norwich _______ _ 853,809.82 ' 3:06 hmotent mun?!“ 63 and it he W. L. P. c. forts. Attempts to reach the aeroplanes w1th shells were
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to break“ through France's .——-——-—o-—-——-— g ilartiord g... 11.333.900.26 can attain that form 3, 33,310,333 33 Team 5 .............1 . 0 1.000 often unsuccessful, however, owtng to the 111abtltty to
line of defence and converge on “"7“ OTHER ED'TORS- h Willinantic $210,698.23 will be again a isotor with “hom muggy; ; “"“11 10 , Lg: shoot high enough.
The President's request -.to to Mas-shuns - ro 31 will have or) km, The {-1- ........... . -‘ " , , , __
‘ Wile“ W1“ ”“19 battles “"“h 13313333 3, the 3,33,, and 3“,, to 1-,. Springfield 4.293.008 .16 footiezhgnteildimet will 3: “Lucy,“ 33 311‘ 211111 3 . ...,...1 1 :,,_,seo , , T110 Belgian. aeroplanmts, who wore attacked by the
railel in history. That is the 33,3 from 33333 “3,3,33,33,33 war, Holyoite 611.139.1113.,»3333333 333m, 3, 31331331,,“ props, Team ""01: 2g“: 31;, German field artillery at a moderate height. were nearly
situation 1“ 0““ ”’3‘ “'5‘“ “‘3 333:3: E; 2:32: My will militate against his chances, .' ' D 3 .3. rendered unconscious by a shell which burst just beneath"
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protable general imitation in private _ » .. 3, hi vi r 1333 est 3... 11011 o‘n . . .r . . 3
. II?NS ‘0 “COUNT 100" 83 well 8. public “39- it IS 8 “me Bo‘mn ”1.1- ..... .: 24.115’60939. $1“ $1,021,133 keypad béen familiar ASK Mom's. Wm}. :tllenl- .1116} reaChed the gijOund safely, 110“ Over, and as
' , Attleboro 1,,206 430 73 LONDON, August 10.341“ Rom... . 1. they allgbted remarked coolly that "these Germans shoot
this horrors of European war oi tensity, “hen careless words may , for mm “1-3.' ,3 . n ,
Wit titer ts alread on. do especial. harm—Nev. Haven Regis- P “WWW“? -------- 4'2'5377- 3‘ Uisted iaohtr Blots Mma" amt , .1 ‘~'b3dll’-
“:0“: “own,“ to“; {“1333 «Brackish» . 731,189.20 , 10's cable desp‘atelilto the gwbgofiftht .4 .
' . _ ._.._. _ , Tsunton 2,581,881) 59 ' “1—3- 3 3 club, sayns soon cg m, . 3. .-
. it is probably too much The fly,“ mu was worth 3 .piymouth 35074127 mi“ “m", postponemsnitot. one nionfi would he ‘15.. . LONDON, Aug. 10,3130 3 m.—-A dispatch to the '
.h’” “1“" “Rive“ “- that world at grief. yNo butterfly she, no ”fiddle‘mm 612» 733 84 6333333 percentage of baseball vic- “a“? ’2‘ fi:mngv;m ' Empress' from Brussels, tim’ed in that city at noon yes-
,33 “13', 3,33, W33" But 33,33,333 spchléclphin. 303,333,333 .hew'Bediord .. . . , 2.,501 611.33 mm with the ma place Red Sox 33:33:81,833 hem ,3 prom 3, mol terda), save the Germans entered Liege on Friday night,
it)! poses has gained sudden crfiure owflmnd magma. taut . m; ..-"f'~~ 'gégggz-g 154111151) more emaciated thus it was! aw“ of that “me, the Roy 111.1111 . and occupied the town, 3131,3333 the forts “ ere not tak-
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voted- to none and tumor; hiefldcthal, canton . .. . . .. 131,339.42 w‘friswfumaxufifmilfljfi in the 5““ me?‘;£“;:3“k° ‘° ”:3“ :1" - en' T1“? occupat‘o“ was “mel‘Shed decomusly. Gener-
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lgttted,s suiting heipmeet 98" ‘ ”ML More WNW“ V 1% 3M”?! meter lbasues as tax as one can gather ggtmaxhw t: be sumo ‘ :11 von Emmtch hm 111g been warned from Berlm against
liar and ‘a stoma; the triad oi wo~ 11142391111" zigzag ‘ from various 01111110112 13' owned by the between the “mm! challenger and ‘ allowing his men to commit accesses. The troops, headed
:1“ “filmhmflnmfiawf ' m 31:31:»; luau; Rad 8"" mves’ cumals‘ Browns one oi the present Amerl- by ‘1'“ 31"" aPWOW‘JW‘I the Town slang the main eastern
tin: Tatiana}; 3111': 112239.10. mgr-a» Provldg'nce '.. .,..... 17.199963.” «13111111111133; turned on a 33.033 dates for the honor or detendlns the ‘ roads through charred forests, passing between the forts
habit. of propinuuitr'rsther the dis- Westerly ..........; '1 9891878833333333‘313133 333, “333 ,3 333,. stirs},3i e a was in ”#03831. to . of Fleron and D01'egne,1vhere the Belgian Qfficers and
E ruption oi. existence ttseltr-éNew Loti- ' P‘wmmt ° '1' "- " ‘ «01616.65 . games in the West. They slashed 05- one éfivgfihmmy mm the New idle gunners were assembled and watched the strange pro-
don Day. ’ Nm‘m‘ “3......“ .' ”85'2”“ ‘ 303m pitchers tor titty-two safeties. 30“ Y “3, Club, in which 3 3,33 cession arriving. Genral van Emm’i‘ch summoned pm. 1
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press. Hamilton and Wehman. 31110“! 33,333 333 New Your. Club Images . cipal citizens and imprisoned them as hostages' 1n :1 citadel
in the center of the city to prevent the forts firing on the
German gunners who were entrenched in the public .~ ' '
squares to overawe thé inhabitants. .
The German troops have been billeted in the schools
and public buildings; but not in private houses General
volt Emmich’ a men 3190 have been ordered to pay for all
3142366551 59. 3“,, mead mm, That meant that
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the: were lined up Sunkist ““3“" in to that Ensisnd "u at 11 3
when he sled to know the chat»
lessens me. regarding the match '
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shamans YNOHT- 91.111}; noes.
Only two boats started in the A
.0111“ at the Normans Yacht Club. Sat- _1 »
p hing on the part at MM!“
”is. is revealed by recent
its: was beaten by the Au”
1! them to six hits. and
xxx?“ 333W afternoon. 1111119me to‘ “101‘ tit-w purchases .at the stores which remain open, . 3 1
an insight nits we?“ “33:3: 1:; 3331333335“; Most of the inhabitants of Liege remained in their ;. ~
soon. .cshars during Friday night, but outta out on 53333333,... . -.
upon finding that General van Ethnic}: was not permit-n .
Wit ting excesses. The general 11.11.11 s proshmfion accusing, .- '
. civilians oi fining on German troops, and {hastened ‘01:.
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