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SWAT“!!! 05 NB, HILL-
1! all the political patties at Fair
ld County choose as wisely as the
g ubiicttns did this afternoon when
‘ ynomlnamd‘ Hon. 2:. I. am for
» there! to W of troublesome eut-
‘ breaks in the schools. But that is, no
to its specifications.
{WWELW‘A NEUTRAILITX,
There is to be neutrality withn ves-
stance in idle Philadelphia allelic
schools. The sanctified. in Order to.
mmdlem,NMeemudu~
, The problem for which this drastic
solution is intended is a reel one in
new! every public school in the Uni-
ted States. Where parents are divid-
ed in their war sympathies children
are sure to share their prejudice. and
reason tor Educators loslnx their head
ignoring a duty and opportunity
This is the time to teach children
geography and history. The War, with 7
its swift merchants. its erasure of
boundary lines and its tremendous bur
men interests, gives lite and wlor to
humming maps. shows the children
where the batles ere, where the arm-
ngress tor the 4th ConneCtlcut Dis-
: the public will have little occa-
glen tor regret, whoerer is elected l
During all the years Mr Bill served
ill; people or this Dlatrtl'lt in (3011- l
m fip public utterance or official:
caused his constituents to
' shame for his behavior in
alley of Congress. His long and
his record as a legislator in
own to require a recital of
{table public service He
lil-l times been a credit to Con- i
ustrious in framing con-l ,
legislation, courteous in htsi
‘ .at an; antagoniststrearlesa
at ip “WW a Just.
to commend the action of
ion in nohxihatlué shall ‘all
candidate and congratulate
of the 4th District on the
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Edit
. . “it ally offered them to vote for
manor. such standing.
ids latest and most diabolical
.‘ to the paraphernalia of war
ho creation bi! a Zeppelin air-
Etcar of an aerial invasion,
_, the millions of London wego quilt:-
in their beds in expectation 01:9.
embardment.
' en the war started, there came
, ‘ . or it plan to send the zappelln
the British navy. lint-
lug h."‘pened, save a "news"
in‘ the New York “Steele.
, a flock of. Zeppelins d‘ew‘
W the North Sea, blew lip
' battleship and returned sate
' angers. By this time there
ho hostile battls'sbibl left;
are they are, intact and aggres
ml
ml
thing these monstrous wingedl
discolored war balloons have- done.
vs hovered over the hastened
wretched city at Antwerp and
Merrill bombs on private
is; blowing to pieces women and
, 7. in their beds. But that}: not
And even it such terrorizing of
population were regarded its good *
a not likely to be repeated
Mascot the world-wide bore
'Manyotthamhaveboee ,. 3
"mm “,9 ll"
“done‘Jn a spirit of tall-nose and con-
i take about fifteen minutes. The belie;
tea are marching, what victory or do
lteet may mean in territory. and the
diluent will creep the aroma!” of
Europe Tell them of the nations en-
mod. the rulers arrayed against
each other, the national intprests at
stake. even the racial prejudices and
[lesions involved; point out, by living
annulus, the barberlsm of war at its:
be eat, the false glories of conquest
and the wretéhedlless and ruin of de-
sleet; and history. whiCh to most pu-
pils is but barren names and dates.
will the e story full of the pulsing
blooé or human life. N ,
This surely can be done without
”15m: the flames. oi hatred it it is
cliiatipn. And here lies the great op.
portunity of the teaching profession—-
the Bullets or (lilting home to that
whole rising generaflon the horror andl
folly of war and the glory and wie-‘
dam of peace. I
It to the very time, of all times,
to inculcate our national ideal of the
Wye aeroplanes. 1! they are -
”on to mutants “M” ,
or retain; dent-potion ml! beefing ‘}
' theyhreygth -.
‘ theatponeeolprootheIol-idn- '»
m that fieldinality 0! this has '
lycivllir‘ed murder method is not up ’
“presentmlaslmthnhool .
children and maintain. peace in the-
classroom.” iterator-mainstay.
“Miscellaneous-anyhow.»-
trlotediowantrteanotinthe WI!
Tm.'.
and m neutrality e force, while »
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character of the bomb dropped took her children and
from a Zeppelin in the dead of safety in England.
night. for it is a photogaph of On good authority the state-
tllc ruin caused by the ppelins ment has been made that it is
which dropped enormous bombs the plan of the German general
on Antwerp. The building blown stall to use Zeppelins 1n the W
to pieces here was within a short way when the bombardment of
distance of the royal palace in Paris begins. They think that it!
which Kin Albert, the queen and a few .bombs are dropped while
their chil ren were sleeping. at the are throwing in enormous.
the time. 'lhc people of Antwerp shels from their sixteen inch
sought
- The Commie on credentials was
as toilowa:
. Di Vitond. ’
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muntumav,m
a, 3. lanes
.' 810“, new. W 0121!.
Here is prool’ of the deadly so {tightened the queen tllairllhc‘,f
were certain that the aviator Was siege guns the French will score}
making an attempt to drop a capitulatc. ,-
bomb on the palace. The incident
TALKe on rumor.
The Safety and Bel-vice of Banks.
weak or elll hande."~—-H P. DIVld-
son at J P. Morgan a Go
The value to the barium 2ubllc of
good banks can hardly be overestimat- m eastern part or the country can'
~ View mtamrertet thallium: crate.
‘Loughlin in the... contest... tor £19 na-
ed
The financial diamond ot the' com-
‘t’nuulty tides“ through ”these menus
do the term of loané‘ flnd discounts} “one cilptat any M
archanges, coileotions and othertrees-
actions .. ~
To the bank the man of big affairs
can come for consultetlom about
transactions lnvolvln’s large amounts.
whliil the man or small cent: with
little knowledge at banking can turn’
to it for soulill advice.
The bankcabelp to keep the iotal
wheels of trade and industry moving:
tide honorable man over business do-
pleasions, keep locel money at home
brothel-bod of nations. Even the most
passionate of juvenile should lie- able
to se that, whatever he the prcaeplfJ
compulsion to war in the European
father-land, here in America there is
.plty and sympathy for all, and a red-
lute and universal desire to make this
the last great warwa desire whose
fulfillment, perhaps,.rests with those
very children
TIN CAN TQlVlBs.
The war is nothing if not scitnltlllc.
And German. thoroughness «and sill-
ciency triumph even in death,
A cable dispatch laterals as that the
Germans here dell! cremetorlesmlth‘
every army, driven and operated by
gasoline. The dead are Mounted on
the battlefield. This presents: ts said to
are sent bolus in tin cans.
Itkfinleto reflecthepoetryetthe
battlefields; No there can we con.
int-s up such pictures as “The Burial
ot‘slr .Tohn Moors":
“We hurled- hint darle. at dead 0!
r ' night,
The red irlth our bflyoaets taming.
By the smashes aloonbeeus" misty
light
And the W dill!!! hernias.
A‘ New York, WW”! ld- inspired.
to the composition of theae’ verses.
. and in a score of ways help the com
munity fThe distribution of interest
on time or savings deposits. amount-
ing to a large sum in the aggregate,
is a strong-incentive to thrift. A: a
teacher or good business system, do
so. a well-equipped bank is an excel-
lent school for its depositors.
Several times a year banknote thor-
oughly examined by. representatives
oi! the State or National banking out
tllorlties, as the cane—way be, and
also by representatives pt~ their
Boards oi! Directors. _
The examiners count all the cash
on hand down to the last moor. then
check off all the bodde and other in»
vestmeut securities owned by the
bank. as well as the collateral on
which it has landed money." Thai: 01-.
amine all the notes amounted, verity States, Sassoon—Connecticut Weat-
ell balances due to And tron: other out News
bank; by ohlalnlne drool them a fer-y ,
meleertityingee tobalanool
l
reconstitute Thomas J. spellaoy as to‘
will prevent many complaints of hard.
«‘ . - p» :‘l
W' Charlie H. Williams.
how large a lips or min each one is1
entitled: The ellility to borrow mon-
ljlrll o'rllza canons. ,
added tennis trophy for it ml thet
pot b; can,
rind 0'! to Belltorula this year. What
dext year will bring leanother stout
~Anaonta Sentinel. ’ ’
4-9—-
Paris lent-nod duties“ the siege W.
the Germans in 1870 to eat horeeileah.
and his kept it up to snow extent everJ
since Some people claim to preterl
it to other meet; Themqeired taste
ships. ~Wetdrbuay Republican.
~0—
tlt is really too bad that the reeled!»
ation bills were made a butter in the
House, and there appbd‘le to be lit-
th probability of these measures
passing the Senate pt the prenatl.
session, even though there is a great
demand for relief in til“ public mid“
States—Waterbury Democrat.
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Thomas J. Spellacy of Hartford has '
lmobilised himself again end issued II
ultimatum to the Democratic party in
which he declares he has decided that
Governor Baldwin is so neat men (or
United States senator. “that settlebi motorist
Baldwin. How. will some enterprising Convention
journalist secure a statement from the-1
what Thomas J, Spells” would think
of Thomas J.Speiiaéy1;or ounce
shown 0, Bank! safe deposit vault, possible today as at any
ask: “Is this the vault where my new the outbreak of the we
inga deposits are lteptl'.“ eons seem “rut-m licanlen into Benedikt. it
to think that each depositors money may be regarded as almost new 0-
for It»
_ guilds mast measurlns'by the unlock.
Vin reserve. b some of this war.-_—-N London Day.
which, hideout and cynical tbofilb , '
Honey filtept that fly;- while it her Asiatic barbarians into Ea f s e
. would benderwonld bedding nelth all
r
woodland on Sixth Pose}
William Holmes, Huntington- Wil-
rrthMthcb Greenwich; malaise
Feyden enamel-t; chale- a. we ,,
son, Danba‘ry; B it. Raymond, Welt-
port; .; 1M3. Darlenand G Y.
Bradley, Weston
. The inhuman were declared to he "
entitled to a seat in the convention:
Dorian—E, B. Medley, Jerome a
Gainer
Weetport—l".- at. Raymond. We .
. S. Jenninsa.8r '
mute—emu mutations“: .
uel Young. Nelson 8. Jessup, Charles
noun. c. it me. o c. Metr-
Wu. H retell, Louis 9. was
nnitm-Jte. Belles. John 9.
MTV.” Atelier. m T
Bum,
Glibei’t. James A.
x 0. Mrs, Will 0!
Bowman. Charles
Malibu W. s Pickett, Howard-f
Edgar-r S.
New (lemon—Edward B. Lawrence,
George W. Duryee. ‘
Wills—Milo L. Debora. George
0. Sanford. Jesse B. Dune“. A. W
Churchill,
Shermanwu G Galston, Wm B:
Handler. .
Trumbull—Peter
Griswold.
Gabler,
Weston-G. Warren Bradley, Sam- ,
as! B. Butcher,
Benton—B‘dward G. Jennings,
thur Wheeler...
lildzslleid—s A cos. George
Ar.
New Fairdeld—{leorge W. Brush.
“Norwalk——Charlea W. Bell. E. E.
Crows, Arthur 0 Wheeler, Edwin L.
"llepoaitora entrust bankers With ey from the bank is one at the great Hoyt, '
such power as they have tddey, end advantages of being a steedy book
)are unlikely to entrust that power to depositor. . .
. - an MCWOR.» ygmmfi. .,
"- ‘ — Greenwich-«George W Merritt, G.
le- Dominick J. Willis, n Rich. c. e; .
Bridgeport—aloha E. Riley. Richard
gown. Maldolm MacEsyden, new.
Meneiyer. ' *
“Neural—~0eorge' H. L‘yo’il. “tools 3
Beardsley. ., .. ;
been». sn—v‘w
Brookdeld—Hem‘! L. route. Henry
3,31”an ere’tlfJQerr ,
Straw. Ernest Beardsley. Ed-
wilt Won‘t. win a phantom J.
Williamson
0!: recommendation of the commit-
tee on permanent organization, the
temporary encore were made the per-
monent oliiocrs of the convention.
The convention then proceeded to
the nomindtlon 0! a candidate for
Congress for the 4th District 0! Con-
nectlcnt.
in A most, eloquent speech, Norman
c. Beers of 'Danbury presented the
name ot‘Hon. Ebenezer .1. “mirror the
poles. Seconding telnet-Myers made
by several aner; Hill was made the
unanimous nominee of the ‘ controll-
tlon.
Hilton nesendeu, Bred Edda and
Arthur 0 Wheeler were named as the
congressional committee.
The committee on resolution“ in
their report endorsed. the non: "‘tiou , ‘
c: an win no. 7' ~
‘ - BUCK TOWEL-s.
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Knapp. it. 0 Gabon. 8. B. Wickwine. f .
Willa
parity that
nation should
tell.
“the
own. .
We therefore demand that
.wousu’s neuron '
.- 1. skins,
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WEIGHT P. K. GOVES.
Made of French imported
white with wide
black embroidered backs,
fully warranted; value $1. 25
per pair. Special. $1, 00
' 18 x 36, red border; a‘trmg
heavy towels- value 10¢
each. Special M
GOHBINATIONS.
Made of fine alluver cm~
broidcry, beading and rib-
bon trimmed; value $1. 50
each. Special. ....... 98¢ " I.
69c each Special.
- WASH 61.0788.
Fine Knitted Wash
Cloths; value so «alum Spec-
ial__......
. 5 inches wide, flue quali~
1y ;:.
.vuv
BAR RINGS. . F
In pearl and sllcll,.the let~
est tad;
value 50c
Special.
Hui-3.3...
ygzfl'.
I 7? "‘m‘li‘l’ ” ”
, “Special ..l .....
.yalue, soc ear yard.
29¢
“COMBINATIONSE . ,. 5
Made of fine muslin, cm- .
broldcry trimmed; value" '
9391}
WICOATS
Short and long, slightly! .
soiled, trimmed with tucks 3
1nd ruse; value 59¢ each.
-39¢
. MUSLIN cumulus.
21-2 yards long, hem- .
stitched border; value soc ,
per pair. Special
CEILDREN’ S ROWERS. ,
Made of Ginghams' and". ,
Chambrays, all sizes; value
39c each.
Bette. Missiles-inc lanoldeeA've.
Delphine Mohammedan
' JFOSSt. Mrs 121E;
Norwalk Chronicler