Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 10, 1914 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 

EVENING SEN'IIVNEL

ssranusnso BY
; JAMES GOLDEN; _

 

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MA'sonlc DIRECTORY.

rooms. September 8th, 1914. at 8
look, p, m. All R. A, Masons cor-3
iy'and fraternaliy invited.
Fraternaliy yours. ,

c. A. TUCK,, H. P.

 

 

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FABIAN WARFARE

‘It is more than tu'cntyone centur—

of the allies in France, has bten gli-

ugininns by letting Ilannibal 111116

1111 all 01 121' ltuly

treating p111 laminate. They wanted
more action. So Fabius was super-
oil in «11111111111111 by aggressive gen-

11, whom Hannibal inglerlously de-
VV 'l‘hen old. reliable Fabius was
dulled back, and lit" resumed his (le-
laying until he delayed the inimader
mat of ltnly and paint] the Roman re-

Vorotrsnt of £th French and Brit-f
all forms from Belgium to Paris was
1111111119113» in conception and c\11111
V V it is all clear 11011'. The de-
Vendors acre tremendously outnum-
auras on their left b1 Germaui’ a main
W launched straight toward Paris.
,_ allied forces were ranged in

., $6M with the Germans pressing
tit Vinholc outm rim, but tr1ing pne-
fill“ fly to crumple the left tip They‘
f t dare risk 11 decisive battle;
woldht of numbers and guns
. V overwhelmed them.
{all back, always on the defensiic, but
V VVVrlng a bold counter-strokc at
client opportunity; always with their
V as to the lac, alwavs
“formation, giving at least as good as
‘ ' received. and waiting. waiting,

11" ould

in regular;

d‘o the 11.111111111511111. was every-

",reint'orc oments were due

%~.'back door.

{can dunner the French-English ram
riot hack, the stronger was their
on. " As their crescent contract-
gained cohesiveness and me-
1111 always at their backs was
lily, country. The plunging
army was more and moreox-
Vita losses more and moi-aim-
’vje Always the Russians in
151111 became more menacing.
V While reinforcements were pour-

nos and Belgium from
and Africa and others wer6
w from Russia, by the
gen rout6V around ScandioV
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Australia, The further
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., "I mated Convocation ,of Butler;
came. a. A_ 111., will be held at in

1. ROBERT M. WILCOX, Vi
linfiictad as much punishment

‘ V1'aie of ten 111in a day.

V' log an exhibition of lv‘abianistn on a!
vaster scale and ulth greater interests 7

VVat sicko than has ever been seen,
11166 the first “Delayer” wcnc 0111‘
Hannibal with his invading (.‘-11rth

eople wearied oi Fibtus 01.111111111111111

Liege had delayed tl1um.Theyg
in i
mute, and Russia was thundering Vat'

,- their communication}. . ,

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ithree 111111111, there 1111911111 be a battle
SOUTHV NORWALK ,uarmtlve without eduai in the his- do not smut the menace and 111111111111

ery of warfare . , i
From the meager reports that haveV

Vibe” permitted to reach , the outer -

LWOI‘M. and from, the result: indicates!
gin the shift of positions of the armies

“ of Germany and the allies, it appear-11'
and wise,

that the 11111;, gruelling struggle be
ginning at Liege and ending at the
o‘ntpoths of Paris was in very truth:
the grRatest in human history. it was,
apparently without parallel in tlieV
'inumhers engaged, in the 61116111 or 1116

' bottle line. in this tremendous power

50! offense shown by the Germans, in
the effective use of artillery 111111111 the
extent of the slaughter. It is doubt-:
in]. too, ‘whether history can match:
the masterly retreat of the allies, who

1 . ,
; preserved their formation and morale_

1"11llc- fighting stefidiiy, day and night,
in the {ace of irresistible odds, and
as,
they reached uhile falling back forV
two weeks almost continuously at the

As

“military glory,” is rockoned,

libero is “doubtless plenty of it for

everybody concerned in that dovastat- ,
Vlingr battle however,
that the jouriplists. historians and 1
, novelists will not overlook the stupen
VI dens horrors of it.

Let us hope,

Let us have,

 
 

; loss 01an Belgium.
Vanna, and win in the and. but at ap-~

V our shores.

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We are not a military nation

of a huge. standing army Every Amer-
ican instinct opposes mllltafiam “a
are not Venamorod of uniforms and
clanking swonds.

es for armament. And thatis right

hardly
We

But the world’s wars’wlll
end with the present conflict.
look forward to thertlme
kindly earth shall slumber; lapped in
universal law."
mains in the world one powerful na

tiou armed and ‘mdv tor conquest. V

we cannot safely enjoy the'blessings
of peace and prosperity. We must
be able to keep enemies actual or
prospective s! a disincen'tlhat does-E

not mean militarism. it merely means _

stronger coast defenses- and a naval
force stronger than that of any possi-
ble éuomy.

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We are intolerant -
Vol soldier lite and ideals. and 01 tax-

“when the ,:

But while there r6 '

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To the Editor:

 

corporations-known as town,
and state, are to elect their new
boards of omclals to manage their an
nuaVVl expenditures. administer

pies adults.

“’11“. steps are being taken to
wards insuring that these great ad-'
ministratlve onions are given into the.

{hands of efficient 1111511 and DubllC‘V

it any first class power landed on ‘ spirited men"

either coast, we should be more help-l
We should rise in
N0
011' ,
l

pulling cost of lite and treasure.
hostile. power must ever set tool
We need make no throats and men-‘
that no names. Eve-",1 American knows

For our own snl'cty,l

now Gen John: couimandcr- 111-1hici' pain and unleashed passions, and turnV ring our counts with steel and DOW“j

Vi but are the panics doing towards
meeting the situation 11011 deciding“

;itself in tho bar-rooms and the prl
tale corners of private interest all‘

01 or Connecticut?
What are the politically disinterest-V

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tyranny and bass methods, which 116
new from in the old parties have Inl-
ld‘n ed 116 His Dunbar} into the pen.

1' a repudiate the abme practices and
policies as inconsistent with the char-
_ acter and good faith that actuates the
men. who gave the moral impetus to
the Prognosive Party. Also, I shall
hold to the letter and spirit of the
committee's unanimous resolution 1

'port and i accept Mr Hills public
statement in good faith

The Progressive party will be re-
11110111111111 this year for nhats1 er hap-
1pens in Connecticut. It inefllcient or

 

The time is new at hand 1V1hen our even “0’38 men are elected to cities.
city.

the Progressives, holding as they do
the deciding vote, will be responsible
for the result. That they can compel

their the selection of the best man or them
laws and generally gmern the 1160- their “WW and do not select them. ,1

kins reminds me that the political ‘

shall abide by the sub commhiee’ 5 re- . V

 

self the excellence of .these

tised.

_‘ W11 Specialise 0-11 _ 11,3?
HouseKeeping'Good '

TOMORROW

Read every itemVVcachully, then some and see for your-/

 

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()1 copper , nickel plated;

1111111: $1211ach .79¢

makes them gravely responsible 11111 1 l {IV PURE ALUMINUVM

‘mean to hammer that responsibiliiyV

home. when the time comes, and 1

think that time is about here. i "

I am for a reversal of conditions‘
i that obtain and bane become the poll
.clea of our government for nearly 1110 V
y,ears Promises are fairly good
breakfast foods. and during the war“
with courtesy to the incumbent we
can l11n1'11 on the good times assured

ed, yet those soclnlh. morally. and

_ ' a l.
economically responsible doing to 3:3 $233233: 11:01:11: is en‘m-‘V “it”
wards shaping a wise. lugital and“- "8 €58 gone-and

_far1'eacliing policy for 1011,11 county

for the sources at possible peril to the-V and state'
silica the Roman general Quintus the first time, the whole. hideous story‘ 1 l nitod States.
hius Moximus, in1 tater] the method of a great, battle so that the soul of the saietv of the Non World and thé Cd by every political “9101‘ in ”WV
of warfare that bears his name And humanity may sicken of slaughter and “(Rare of the whole wortd,1ve must 'Stuiewthey are Dell”: 151“" .1'ed and

These questions are bring answer,

avoided by 75 per cent. (11‘ 11111 men oi'
attains the men 11' ho Suppl) H111 11 Rated

nith loathing (111111 from the record sea laucs with uarships as we polite public treasury -tl1e 111111 “1.0 think

or blood) heroism.

l .
' THE PRICE OF SUGAR.
The cruise of a certain sugar ship

during the last few necks affords an
interesting common 1:1r,1

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011 the rise

al.11i‘fs
‘tlie New York 10011 inquirv, told hou '
1‘11 shipload of sugar had crossed the
Atlantic three 1111195. It 1111s first sentV
:from New York to Liverpool about
, tho time the war broke out. Then, as
sugar quotations were boosted in;
".An1aiica it was rushed back to New
York By that time the sugar men
decided that the I1 uropvnu market
could afford still higher profits,
the cargo was hurried to
again

i The manoeuvres of that ship were
33not detenniued by any actual short-'
age in America, but by a purelv tho-
:oretlcal and speculative shortageV
it 1111111111 1111ch and forth‘
across the ceean in response to the
manipulations of

50‘
England.

al.11'oad

the market from}
American headquarters. Donbtless'

l

the economic situation had something:

,. Republican. , l

our 11in streets with patrolman
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WITH ornaaemrona , 3

it puzzles 11111116 people to know,
‘how the ten-phone company knows'
that its ten-phones are being used‘
by Others than the subscribers, since“

It will be recalled that the. Roman 9f 111111111, and ”055““ ‘” “WV" {00“ central (has not hour “but 81110110 rat'hoi man be disturbed

fsays. ,11111 know. There must be a

tile 11all.m\\ate1bury Amarlcua
.. . .. i
“Mi the State Business Mons as
sociatlon to entertain in October and
the State Grange (or three days inV
January. and the season not yet be
gu11,\\'uterbury is getting ready to
roll up lhelr slecios Vand establishi
anew her reputation as the. couve11;,
tiou city of (Honnmtlcutr—Viatci'huxyf
._._;
1‘10111 present indications it looks
i\ery much as if Speaker \lorrisL‘.
\‘i'cbsier of llarwlntnn, would havo
brhiud for him the Republican nomi-
nation for governor, the solid 1'1‘1tc oi.
Lit-rhileld County, on the first ballot.
at least. This will put him in amighty
advantageous position in the race- ,1
Litchflcld 'Vinq'uiier.
~4-

l' l

3 pliy's

.parent or Republican

ithoy are the moral loavcn of our
country and by that. 1111:1011 are the

union who make the harms ~ti111 Blur.

thc Penroscs in 11111 no itieal
life. Much of respectabilitv i11Amc1'.
lea remindsol the 1111111 11l10 reigns
sleep, knoulng them in a burglar tn'
the house The} molar to be robbed,

Still so
progressive

Vel‘i'ectlve has been the

A sugar t111st ofiicial testlfvlag a{1.1111111111111: dicthpimue somewhere iuV propaganda that 11 definite national

‘auukening has taken plate 11111111 ting
it self in both the two old parilesfto
their great advantage and to \the
Nation's good.

My purpose in writing this letter is
twe‘dold—«primarili to answer the
misleading, t! not doliberctely false
statements given out iv some “Pro

..Greasiva" from Danhuiy, trial-ant to dis-

”edit and destroy the disinterested
lndcpundent 111111 I mav 1111' patriotic,
action of many influential progress
sites in recent meetings in Bridge-
portowhere "an honest unprajudlccd

'ei’tert was madc to find the best man
, to represent Fairflcld County in 11111111

incton, and secondly to answer the
State «Hidesqnmies regarding 1111' at
tit111le towalds the Progressive and
parties. Tito
i‘ongresaional Conn11htioa'moeling was

the cost of living color dropped a
nickel Now fortunately for you, you»
can shift the responsibility at failure
'of mar legislation to flood our leand
ulth milk and honey to the European
war i

i am for colonel Theodore Roosevelt V
for prcaldcnt in 1910. quite asidn fromV
my personal regardwbecauso he is the
man of national dimenilons capable of
defeatingmihe party now in ('011trol,’
.ihouuh a minority—~50 adrottly 611-:

trenching itself throughout the coun-' V

try. ' i

Let us not forget for a minute when
we are shaping our acts. or entering
upon political entanglements and ask
ourselves do they lead us toward our
goal, 01' away from it?

The papers tell us today the Pro
mini-11:1“ named their ticket for tiieV
Priniurtos. A democrat, héads the
list for governor. Why do this? Why
further estrange us from the parent
part} by a stop of this lrin'dwwhy
olden the bleach betwcou us and an
organization that 1111111 111111131111 118.
light with us in 1916 Remember?!
deny 111's sitar ‘ltad any quarrel with
the bed; of the Republican poriv ;

it was tbsnnuhluerv of controlling
the elections and Legislation of that
party—with which we justly quul‘reb
ed. V

Let us admit M11.i’1‘iahcr to be as

'1 cupabh1 as he should be for his great

Nature and that we time a good chance
of clotting hiui-—wl1.1t happenSmtho
political parties in Connecticut new
shot to pieces will be lrretrtevabll

’eullcd as the result of a conference disorganized and the balance thrown
‘betueen Mr. Alsop \lr. John Taylor over to the Democrats—the State. lost

With the “sick man or Turkcv" em-: and myself in Hartford The call in- to the organization We Progressives

be 1111111611

in ento’r the European chided the chail 1111111 of town commlt- must need to accomplish the nation

slaughter house (flmlval and talkins‘ tees, the members of State Commit- .wide change m ”01mm 3" math d9“

So they 1° ‘1‘) “"h ”' But speculation had a of putting a million lighters in the toes and one member at large, repre-, sired. if the Democrats are Wise~ln

great deal more. For every mile thatV tlald. and little Greece starting UP to 991““): each 300 1'otesumnking as their weak condition—not holding

cargo traveled, there was added

every home in the Unitkd States.
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1 A WAR LESSQN FOR US.

l 1111 our zeal for peace,'11'e should not
be blinded to the practical lesson that
the war drives home to America. it
‘is tho lesson of naval preparedness.
It is the truth that our immunity from
war depends on the freedom of, the
sea, and that that tresdomcalls for
American battleships as well as
American Vmercbantmen »

The sudden prostration of ocean
traiflc atvtha'outbraak of the war‘wlis
a startling involution. Then came a.
still- greater revelation in the use
with which Great Britain cleared 1m6
sea of hostile craft, {catered bar on
shipping and that of tho neutral
world to its normal status, and 11111111
her shores Iron bombardment
invasion. i V

While Britain retains 11111 naval
supremacy. we may 1.1191111111111111. .5ch
timio to shelter-‘61:: trade under her
guns. But such protection may 1111
lastlojrevor. and 111111 1111111111. on it to

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agparticlpate in the horrid

ltuation bad as it 15,1111165 1: 11111 b ti 1] th
little to the charge made for sugar in ‘Europgan s ‘ ° 9 g“ ““9 logo or.
011 Va still grlmmer “511907-“N‘3w group formed lisell‘ into .11 committee is in my 9"“9"

tray,

Haven Journal Courier .
_..._. l
The monthly report of the board1
of health contains warning to the1

lug numbers, indicating that the pee-E

careful to avoid the debilitating thVrnLi
vital-tiara Post-
~46—

'1'i1e' steady attempt on the part of'
the republicans in this city to groom
Mayor. Wilson for lieutenant governor

the state ticket, 101.111 as though
it was not so much a move to obtain
state 111111111 for the mayor, as it was
to get 111111 11111 of the way before the
next city clottio bridgeporiirl’ost, -

 

The economy mm: the New Haven
Road counted 111111 the 11111111111111

 
 
 
 
 
 

111 came to be 11111111111191.1111- con-
to the committee on VVinaklng so

 

 

unestions before us and unable

That.

after much labor applied the Hirnon
test to any candidate expectqu on
dorsomont by our organization 'It

also appointed 11 committee to conferV
1people of Hartford that the typhoids with the old parties ~tl1e Democrats have named me for Lieut Governor:

§ season has arrived.

tlves headed by John king and as a

pie cannot be too watchful and t”fresult of that meeting the Republican

candidate made a public stutomont
declfiring himselt free of and opposed
to boss ritis-“Bosa Rule" being un-

derstood to mean, party or prints 1119,;

terest tyrannlzing over and‘ 111111111111
affecting the 1111111111 acts or a public
0111121111 111,111 he assumes adios. Th9,
only trouble that arena was 1111th
a Danbur'y group, which unknown to.
the committee had' signed up 10.? 5
11111111111119 or their own, "111111 wore by
thesg covenants 11111111116111 in tho
1.0.6
meet the cubical in good, :taith.

1 found myself in other wordsV Vpre-

,; siding over a paekcd committee in-

capable of rendering "an 11111111351111!ch
opinion upon the subject before it.
Their-V: com to woodland-11116 sub-com-

. mltt‘oos work their ow work 111 first

 

the official and representative 9. group as New Haven or Bridgeport and they’ll

lose Stamford and Gleenwioh, if it
They will jump at
Fisher and drag our party and its
,f-support into their camp to the gratin.
cation 01 man. who can’t “or-get

i also note that. the Progressives

way by my activities~and these ac—

citizen should give , ,

I could not accept the honor, ho,
cause 11.151111“ it, political suicide for
ourVVparty-1-to 31111 1111111111 111 the 111111
int 1111 this your- manually 11 11111 a
sculptor—in the very prlrns or my;
productive abilities it 1111111111 be’
111111111633 {01' 1116 to 111119 brace 01' even-
get into the 11111111111 condition willlnxV
to consldsr'taking an office. which
would interfere with that productive“.
11111113.. I cannot let my name appear
.upon the 111111111 tor the about; reasons
and have so telegraphed our State

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1 Brid' rsport.
08595 0’ “1° procrastinated*tho Republicans aci- What little influence 1 may have will. "

disease are being Mimi“ in “"9““ ed. We met five of their representw V‘ be prejudiced were ‘1 ‘0 profit in any V

tlvlties are no more or 1038 than any -

fl, PERmCOLATORS .

ii ( c1111 sizc, nth = 11'1t'h ex—
t1'21. glass tops and steel plate
H 1)lll!t?€i(il§\’£llll€ $3.50 each.

$1.98

 
 

ii GALVANIZED
,‘g WASH BOARDS

l:1111il_1V size; 11111111 2111'

mid] ................ 19¢
“RIGHT” STOVE ’
. POLISH

‘1\ ill polish stove and nich-
pom at the same time:
i not injure the hands;

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AXMINSTER RUGS. vs

27 x 54. new Oriental pat-
toms: 1111111: $2.00 cash '
.............. $1, 49 11V
SWISS CURTAIN
MUSLINS.

I11 1111111a11ts off, Vto 10V
111111 ltn'rths; mine 12 I- 2c
pc_r 1 (1111 ........... 61%}
911/135 CURTAINS

“t‘lllsllltllt‘tl 1'11ch. 2 1-2
yards l1:11u';1'al110 10¢ per
pair ................ 69¢
COUCH COVERS. V

Roman stripes; value 50c

 

 

each ................ 39¢
STAND COVERS
30 x 36 inch lapcshy in

all colors; \aluc 50c each

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"1 Quart or pint size. Spec- .
n , .. in white and drab value ’
it 1111. per 1102 ..... 44¢ 5111' 11.1111 ............ 3913-5”!
11 HOUSEHOLD , IVORY SOAP. V
AMMONIA. llcst laundry soap made;
I 11” (wall bulilk‘N value value :1' per cake. Special
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because he is tor~ond Was and advo-
cate of the non-partisan tariff board
and lastly 'I’m- for him because he
met politically the requirements of the
resolution unnimeusly passedby the
Committee or twentyrona. who mot» at

Bridgeport ”declaring against gBoss,

Rule.

Just one word in conclusioanro-V
gressivos you hold the balance at
powoi'jn this State—you should not
haie put a ticket into the field for
you lose that balance wheii you insist
upon your 0an ticket Through our
best man here, we should canvass the

State‘s needs—canvass the old pan;
ties fitness, preparedness and willing-l

mass to meet these needs. Then to a

man we should have cast our deciding'
vote that may, openly as an .organizu“ ,

tion, as progresslfes~ihus we'would
have presided over the tutors or the
State»help'cd tho-best to do the best
for our State and we would have 116

‘tained our organization without which‘

we are impotent.
GUTZON BORGLUM, .
Stamford. Conn, Supt 8,1914,

 

(.‘(lNNl'X‘l‘IGI‘T PATENTSV

The following were listed Sept; 1
19111211111 furnished from office of
A. M. Wooster. Solicxtcr of Patents.

Conn. .

Walter R. Clark, Bridgeport. speed
controlling mechanism for ro‘lllnl
111111. and the like.

Charles F Mayor.
spark plug.

Bridgeport;

Andrew L. Riker, Bridgeport, in—V

ternal combustion engine.

John Alexander, Hartford. radia-
tor.

Walter s. Classen, Hartiord drink~
ing cup packet.

Co'xl F; Lndorburg. Hartford, air
purifying and cooling apps-rains. '

William J. McIntyre Hartford, 111111-

'Carl H.» Peterson. Hartford. atr-
vnlve. , . ,
"William F. Seeley, West Haven.

look-canal marine 19.11.. .
David L."Sutnnicy, Waterbury, 611-,
tnis'lou-‘maehins.

block.
George A. Williams, Waterbury.
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,‘Alrz—r‘flen Bolt."
Don't you remember tall Willie, Katie,
Who livedfin the good old Ninth
ward—
So happy and gay when you smiled 0’ or
his way,
But was downcnst when you looked
. sad.

Don't you remember the school house.
Katie,
011 Hudson street, corner of Grove,
Where the girls and the boys vent
thro’ with their joys——
Studied. and blundared and strove.

Don’t you remember the brick church.
Katie.
That was over a hundred years old.
Where Simpson, and 111111111 and Al
bertsgn preached ,
On subjects more precious than gold.

Don’t you remember our captain. Ka-V
Vite,
"One of the finest the force ever
had.” : . .
11111111111 Chief Maison 11111116111111 when
there was trouble 11110111.: ,
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bad.
Don’t you remember the stage can
' cs. Katie. -
.That lumbered along thro" the
streetse ,
Add 1111111 Winter began. and the snow- '
storm 1161111. VVVV' VVV” . ,V.
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ThVVe adopts have changed silica then.
Kntlo— ,
The women as well as 1111' men. ,

Tia lashlon and speed they not thinkZ .V,

they need:- ' ’ ,' ,
And 111110111; 10' 11111-311611 “Upper Ten. '
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