.5 9; self-5
WEE! Convocation
‘Mtember 22.
,p'. in. All 11, AV
ED."
911111111199 at the
lion.
.ted. lilvcn
dd wide spread
ability to bring about
lion of things
‘Niwui‘k to Simeon
W odrow \Vilsou.
unity, 'Rcilly.
isn‘t. 111
that.
9 once for two
'VV its first year
of the
arid has been
mics, such as
"111199" and
re to the men
1: Til nouwami
ham A 1.. some».
unanimous.
DAY,“ SEPT. 19. 1914
111'? N99
. A. M., will be held at its
and fraternally invited.
atemaily yours,
' Chas. A Tuck, H. P. Vnou engaged in a publicity campaign
tto regain our national good w.iii
’ if, as Germany insists, on! news has
Baht. Wilcox, Sec
PHONE CALLS.
‘ Niws Department
usiness Department.
anc WWku
:Editor' 3 Residence.
.. ”City E”Editor’s Residence.
fl TVAHIFF HAS BEEN RE‘IlS
hilt has the matter with the pint»
Five Connecticut repre-
sVrotedut‘or 21 T
the South, a bill ruinous to
9911.211: industries and which
hilt more. iagtories on short time
urn men and women out of work
' Federal legislation ever he-
tho Bridgeport
libdmittcd this neck that there."
use in longer dinning that a
listed ti‘imughout the coun-
11 yet the Democratic Plot'-
iukbs no mention of it and has
once to, or word of common-V
Ville flvo patriots from Con-
V, who contributed to the bout
gives 1119 whole ('rcdit for two
if the names
Loncrg
onovau are ineptioucd.
does oi’. conscientious
, they made, are referred to any
we have not been able to find
,.-thoro is to it and
They need not have
The country ltno'ws it,
known it for several months.1
have known it by bitter hurdV
1199 {or nine months.
1:: it by harder and more bit-V
1191;.- so much of a State Plat-
9219 required to say “The Tar-
:heen revised," and then stop?V
dethot it is 1111 admitted mil-V
ngious phrase does not lose its magic,V3 their normal production
iied upon to put up a 111111- the cotton growers should be able to are too, will be fewer, because of the Dr Karl 11911199191. director oh the
" more of taxation to piece weather the war comfortably, prov id
Vmeettbe wild outrageous ed the foreign embargo does not last
thorn Democrats V111) did;
‘ 1 Our distinguished room:
in making it possible to
'9 'in “Sucking New Eng~
391919.13. arranged system
11:1 and which caused some-
"1919:1911" here in 177.6.
lag the changes on;
111-211 or the news”.
this way have the 911511
to for it," and then did it;
Arc we to have all the
991111119 for 11V, to' 11919
111 11 is not 1911-. or 91:99:99 “i
. culminate. 1991.111; “‘9‘ closer
' 1mm:
' an
\‘1' here.
' BLUNDERING CENSORSHiP
. § 1111.91. 11 comes to judging this wani
ignclo Sam is “from Missouri” !
Viol the helligereuts are dissatisfied with
tour 1999.1 of 99111119991, the best thing
they c311 do is on let us have the hens
i-—all of 11, 1111110111. mutilation or per-
Henri
guersion at the hands 01' military oeu-
ears in Berlin, Paris L1 noon or else-
Americans unlike most 1511109811115,-
fin their new spapors
“52
ICF: " ‘" " opinions can be
of
1914, at 3
Mason; cor- V
fairness in America.
ruth.
what they
Democratic orers and men of honor.
give us the truth.
ariti' Bill die.
1"utbe1 stupid censoiship,
England. Let them 111119
011 of
business de-
in an American war,
form their own opinions.
this
1111111111111 91‘10311 Public.
an, Mnhnu
l
and the
scrupies
imuuinutive planter
:everv southern citizen with $.10
Vtariff has been rollscd.' That spate fillbilid buy a hole of cotton 1111erI curve of prosperity has culminated in
leave it in the \v'xuchouse until it was 'this year’s big clops marketablo ut
V'north the price Sooner or later it was war prices.
assumed, the malket would justify the that the farmer is “king" not merely
for them.
purchase.
They
years more through the cotton belt.
and that we
hungry and more than a few months.
revised” and
prevails now
"11.99.
"fOTe‘gn wV‘ V" .
“who did not;
head?"
'lhey do
9‘5? 3 m] 11 3213 “1- care tor piefiigested nous.
.ienipt to treat them like babes whose."
fashioned at will:
course strategic plans and 011113
lets that really demand secrecy.
correspondents are trained fuel-gath- j“, to the cusmmary foreign rule of
They will fi.\'
Wkflufi
BUY A BALE. .
The new plan by which the. South iii
trying to "validate" its big cotton crop{ and proilt again, and seems destined
Some to hold the proud place it now occu-
that pies ‘ ‘
is interesting and suggestive.
proposed
Though seemingly chimerical,
Video has taken up by the business men mom of high rates.
of Atlanta and has spread rapidly lions of soldiers return to their ensued by the Garumuistic Society of Am-
Everynlierthomary work next
southern people are investing money"; crops will be curtailed by lack
in cotton, and their northern friends; horses,
are helping. President Wilson
agreed to “buv a hale." If the conta-l fore the European stain fields yield the world ‘0 commemorate the reign
‘ TflRE ALIEANAC FOR: are accustomed to gutting pioin‘mcts
TOMORROW
110i
Any at. i
through concealment or distortion of 3‘
Butler tact is likely to end in failure.
Some 01' the belligerent nations have
complained of misapprehension and un-
Germauy in pawl
fill: him has found fault with us , and is
- .. ' m ibeen distorted and colored by French:
NINE SENTINEL TELE- and English influence and censorship}
g Germany herself is largely to blame in?
flushing it so diii'lcult for 11s to get the
Let Germany abolish her rigid:
Wusorshlp Let American correspond-
cuts 91.1mm“ and urite and 1119,
ch 009%“?! lug.
{r11
0th guns 111111-11W11 ”173551 to great advantage 111 111mg down hundreds of (human soldicis in the solid
bivTimtiom 1'11 ullith the} tight. l‘hc you can shoot about 700 shots :1 minute and it is difficult
1116 {for xtutntltttieti sultlilrtj it) Hizlliti lip 'lg'llllStV 1L.
“T‘
““31" “ Uermanvhave treaties with several countries,
has been wronged, we shall know it, ho.\vever that establish the tuoccnt
and shape our sentiment uctordingly.l
The ulhes, “’0' have "6““ 5111111 0‘ Thus it costs but two cents; to send 11
“Wain” Viettel' to Moxito, Canada, (7111111, Ger
lhe‘
burs, 11' they have nothing. to be asham-
{111191101111 newspapers ‘10 11‘“ Will“ ter to negotiate similar treaties with
to 31W filmy strategic 901191;. -and our Latin neighbors south 01' Mexico
there one few such secrets “\lnllla¥§:;inusmtich as the whole North Amer
l‘i1o'y wont to print I'm-ts uboutrevonlauéan continent is already under the
'tl1u1 have occurl'fidyjust as they would sway of this typically American 1WD-
becuuoe I
readers demand facts, and ureter
illeil‘f cent rule, it would be a perfectly not
‘0; ural thing to extend it throughout the
All." “313”“, hemisphere. ,
111111 is willing to let our prom rcpie-g
sputum leell 11111119111111. no they find be the precursor of closer and mind
Vit. need not; fear distortion by .\lll€‘l‘l-V ad‘antageoug relations not only in
can editor8 or ulisiudgmvm b1 thé Aw-s 11119111991... but in every other depart-
ml
the? and the outlook pgpmises n'o abate”
has seed and capital.
In the “cotton year” ending pith
to platform "commend theV August. 1913,1119 exported to Europe
ismterestVed and statesman-V 8, 792 ,000 bales, of which Germany {00k
2,404,000.11; is the loss or the German
l1111111191: that makes most 91 the trouble,
though England and France have
111 n to 1.91.. the South goibought 111119111999 than usual.
. We may expect toseo this ingenious
plan imitated in 'other fields. : Why-Jot
1eVaxinuple, should not Kansas" (armors,
when blessod with an enormous and
the country 111: large to #1319, 9. has».
i
in: 611911 "11611211111111 1:731:11:
i
i
n:- . 75:?
,i ‘ 391.111.4113 SIGHTING 1111111111111. GUNS ON AN nnronomLE
.9 91118111111121. . ' ‘ “ 4 H ' :‘
SATURDAY, SEPT. 19, 1914
a in a in l.‘/‘
«A: .7 4. w...
' all! at n ‘1'"-
.z'B‘.:\i-\a dQu‘C‘ “- ‘5»: uxux‘fiu... ,1“ ‘
Saturda
”ht Specia s
1""
110111 iwmti iltJlll again.
. Slur-11hr rct1cnt of the Germans frOXy,*eih’171ci11ii}' of Paris has begun the B eigiuu army has
111‘?an lilfikcn the hold and have broil cutting . German communicutions.
this 1 iltliflfifiillh shuusumc 01 then machine guns on an aimortd automobile in at 11011
- 75¢
SHELL HAIVR
”3.- .. P"... . .._.\. M. . A... . m--. .. .. p”.
WAR’ 5 MONEY WEAPONS.
”a
6 cents an ounce for letters. We
of Three Combatants. !
in 11 recent speech Lloyd George
laid stress upon the monetary resourc-
es of Great Britain as a vital tin-1.01- in
the dual determination of the wur with '
Germany” The lust hundred millions
of money. he 'snld. might decide the re-
sult: and England would have this last
hundred millions. ;
Let us examine the relative weuith
of three of the contending umious.‘
Germany, Great Britain and France.
ignoring Russia and Austriovlluugnry
entirely. 011 January 1, 191:1, on the
occasion of its tortieth anniversary, the
Dresduer Bank of Berlin issued a
brochure entitled “The Economic Fore:
es of Germany,“ containing, according
to the bank‘s announcement. "fuels
and figures taken from authentic sourc-
es,’ specially prepared by the statisti-
cal department. Under the caption
“National Wealth" the estimates for
the three countries were comporedns
lotions tho 9111119111199 in ouch case
being git on: Germany (11v 1111110111271
milliards oi' nla1ks;ilnitcd Kingdom
(by Mulhall) from 260 to 300 millinrds;
mound tby lmroy-llouulioul lib 11111-
llards. Reduced to 9.111111111911111 in lime
edSiutes currency, four marks to the
dollar, the figures compare thus:
France . . .. .. .$42,500,uud,t10t1
United Kingdom
(average)
rate of our domestic letter postage.
many. the. l'uitcd Kingdom or Shang-
, 11111
It would doubtless be an only utVai-
the
the
i‘ilS.
A11 allAnicric-an postal union would f
or
tmcut oi civilized intercourse
W ‘
THE FARMER'is oppon'rUNFrv.
Agriculture has come into honor
The American farmer‘s upward
nut-9;..-
. . . 70,00tl,000,000
And the indications are
.. .3119 ...n 8.00 01111 but) the
6" l .hOiHlUUJ'OO
Total allies . ..
. German .. .......
for a season. The war may be long, .y
Excess ullies' wealth. 545.000.000.000
Even if the lull A year later a brochure was publish-
erica. giving a translation of 11 com-
plementary part of the larger work.
or “Déutschlands Volkswohlutund 18889
cattle, farming equipment 1913 ” issued at the time of the cele~
11111115 be bears he~ bration held by Germans- throughout
. spring, foreign
of the present German Empex or. This and
The labor complementsry part was prepared by
Ikilled and crippled and the peasants Deutsche Bank, and n embraced‘uthor-
drafted into industrial occupations to oughgoing study of statistics relating 5‘ *
repair the \ast 1waste or mauutaotm» ‘0 Gergnny'srhcccnogic 11203163? :2: 911:1?
roser 911.11 r,a r‘o —'
.911 products wrought by war. with galchoticna, estimated l‘m annual!
': Thus there 19' new incentive added income of the German Decide at 45.:
to the normally growing demand for coo 030,000 marks. This was contrast-
farm products, as more and more or cd w' in estimates made several years
the ‘avaliabie 18.1111 83 uti last} and the r130 by Leroy Beauileu of 250.00, 099.0%
francs (about 211 01111 000,qu marks) as 1?
situr.
proportion of industrial Econ alien in-
creases. The 11101 gages w 11 nowbe
paid or: foster thou av'er‘. 1111111 11159 [or the English national income.
will become pleaSantor thrOquh pros- about 35 000.9001th marks Redhead
mm? and the adulation of cm, «20119 to our currency tho comaprison to!»
11911191111991.1111! comforts. there 'will be lows: ‘ »
she'
m
“nag-99:14:91.
1991:1191 991.1949.
Vsponds closely with
bhou 11 from the national wealth cutiV
'Helauve Wealth and Financial Power males of the Dresdner Bank
l‘urthemmge,
gave the gold circulation of the three?
nations as follows: 1 9
France ....... . . .3390
i’nileti Klugdon1..2,37il
Total allies ..
Germany . . . . .4300
Ex. anlles' goid..l,0d0
The latter table does not agree with
port showing the approximate stock of,
money 01’ the world as of December 31,
in public treasurios and in circulation
below:
France ..........,
United Kingdom
'l‘otaiullles
lcrmuny
Excess allics’ gold”
The Mint. figures for Germany are satisfactmy.
based upon an estimate by Dr. Arnold,
merits. or a total of $751, 200, 000. This note caution and White for clear. De-
would bring the gold stock of the al- rail switches will show a. purple light;
lies up to $2,682, 000, 000 by the United for danger and green Vfor': clear. The
In connection with the phase of the which will be rod and groan.
land is now enjoying without eompetl- ed but it had to be postponed bocause’
ticn' of Continental 1.911919 the entire the lenses for the lights had to be
cold output of South Africa, Which,
wing ‘20: this mum in prodiihtionV
the income of the French people and WW
by. Chiozza 11011911 or 511.711.111.001 tar .
or grey“
out
“it
Franco 55.001.111.000 ‘1
our
‘ 91111 19911 tendency for 1119 best blond Emma:
of 119 country to be .droln9d of! to 1114f ’
U. “chancwflw- -. .. NW.
.' BARRETTES
Plain 111111 9111119 trimmed; .
Spclini
. 12129,:
the excess as
‘. \niuc 501 each.
.1.
the Drcsdncr Bank
1.........‘...
Million
marks.
U. S.
Oil“ 01“ 3'.
$11 725111111111“ «1
59....1uouluui
$1,565,000.00“
1,075,900,009
$490,000,000
. 9,260
‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\
:1: anion-war. 1‘,
M. - . 3'?
"'r . 5'!
IGURED WASH BLEACHED TABLE U
IBBONS. DAMASK.
. .- . V , . 70 inches wide. “lit 111mb
A“ 91”,. all V‘"’1VV‘V”‘V in . value 59C im yard. I!
'11. l--5 ford 1r 14C Siccizl ........... .. 1 9
VV ti. Emil, yards 1111‘ .. 18C 1 1 39¢ 5"
. t). 3~—-S yards for 24¢ CENTER PIECES'
V V . .30 x 3,0 iuchcs hcmstitch-
. COMBINA'I IONS. et (1: value 17c cacti. Hpcciul
Millie of fine n1us‘.iu . """"" ’ """ 11¢
’3 113111111111 \tith intuition late; COTTAGE DRAPERY
I to (1 1' cats: \aluc $1 00.5,11‘" 1:11 (1 inches/u minoxvaiuc N
f, i211 .......... .75¢ 2:;1‘ 3.11 will Special 19¢ (I
.V . B - COUCH COVERS.
IV ETSEY BROWN Full size. good line of
1111' children, made of .1 patterns GUM C010“; value
V" gnlatca 1111115, 1i11k,bluc ill-50 “3611- 51399131 -- 98¢ ~
“and 1111110, nicely trimmed, 2 ALUMINUM ‘
These :1 to (1 items value 81 oo \‘uec- PERC'OLATORS.
1": cup size. two glass tops;
value $3.50 each. Special
. \ k
.......... $1.98
PROPHYLACTIC
TOOTH BRUSHES,
Value 301' catch. Special
. . . .............. 17¢ :~
aw;pr
Q '~ .
‘H-\‘ 1““:
£1- "l‘ 4-]
estimates made by the Director of
United States 1111.: in his last 113- NEW SYSTEM OF "
SIGNAL LIGHTSV
On that date the gold in bank. Now Haven Road Makes Chm” loin“
the three countries was given as ”m“ °f 33"” ”d Speed.
......31, 2.00 000,000 Just been put into effect on the New
730, 9011;000 \Ol’k. New Haven 6‘: Hartford railroad
W...m...—_ 111111 is one which railroad officials he-
,_$1V,930,9up,000 “have will result in better service for
863,400,000 night trains. The new plan has been
._._._.. in use on some of the larger western _
Under'
Reichbauh has gained about 3150; red when the switch is open and on:
For side track signals the lamps will
34, 990, (100 for the strolls Settle- show yellow and white; yellow to de
1
:es authorities, against $1, 075', 000.- targets for day 11:11:91, will show cars
for Germany as estimated by the responding colors to the night lights
:11191- Bank. ”' with the exception of the derail targets
lion we must remember thawing-i About a year ago this plan was start-
ill changed and this caused 11 1mg delay,
{119 the lenses have to be set, s'olhi 1.1.199
11 has occurred in the l‘snd mines lanterns.
lost; your and a. butt. 911511111 93'-
$ 80,060, 0'00 11'; your. Evan 911991 on” the Control
Amoco secure part of this nub railroad and utter imitations you
it. would Min then t of tho allies through Danbury they are to be guided
‘ own“. oar-mm. by the signal lights of the old: system.
ore 1119991119 11 without . WW, _
" ‘ outing 1111 19:1- counucrteor 19 As‘ w: ,
‘ 0th Wag-i OFF A8 OTHER ETA i3 '
1111391111193;
lare; .he thinks,:
Church,‘1‘orrington.
This system has not been on: into "
(1
9911911. Bristol
99......
1
it . is better to get
something than nothing.
Will Start Projects.
"The money provided bv the re
duced bill will start the projects,"
V A new system. of signal its?!” has he said “and the United States will
finish 9191921911 has started. There
will be another bill passed by the
regular session of Congress next win-
ter And that can give the amounts
cut from this measure."
The fight ' against the rivers and
m$1067.500.000 railroads and is said to have prove 11 harbors bill. even in its reduced -
01111. is
Under the new system red lights will Senate. Bill if the upper House of
a director of the ltoirhsbank of 3 000 be shoun only on switches leading oi! Congress Stays in session continuous-
milliou marks in German gold coin in the 11111111 lines. The purpose at this 19 13' until the regular session in Do:
the country at the close of 1910. The to allow through trains to make better camber, as 19 the present: plan, the
estimate for France 15 that of A :09 speed through the railroad yards where bill will undoubtedly be passed uiti
Fovlilo in 1909. Since the date of the there are networks of trucks
Mint estimates in the foregoing table the old system all switch lamps show for it
being continued in the
mateiy. The Democratic majority is
000, 000 gold and the Bank of France engineer confirms a yard would have: OATHOIJC “mg m IMHTFORD
3180. 000 000 while the Bank 01 Eng- to slop down considerably in order to
land lost $18 009 000, so that the relu- make sure that no signals were set
the gold strength of the three nations against his train. Now, it an engineer worc 1111191111113
is probably little changed. But; to the sees 11. red light he know at once that:
stock of gold of the United Kingdom his track is not clear, but it he sees Chm,
we should add the stock other colon. no red light he can go through the Mlstlc (pastor).
ies and possessions, estimated by our yard at a. better rate of speed. GreenV
Mint at $166. 900 000 for Australia, lights will be used as usual to denote of the Immaculate Concepmm mm.
$lli, 800 000 for Canada, $374 0011;000 safety or clear tracks.
for India. 367, 600, 000 for South Africa
. DIOCESF.
The following clerical appointments
announced in the
”Catholic Transcript" sesterdoy:~
Rev. Michael H.311. from St. Man“ 9
ch, New Britain to St Patric-11' :1
Rev Patrick Lander, from Church
ford to St. rams Church:
veil. (assistant)
VRev. William E OBrien ' .
Tholuns’s Church Waterbury to St
{Patricks Church, Thompsonnlte (ss-
Isistant).
Rev. James Barrett to Church of
the Immaculate Conception} Hartford
(assistant): - ,
The following appointments from
St. V Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, were
also 15111111011119de
1 11-9199 J. Coitrsy. St Mary's Church '
New Britain.
(finishing, St. Fiunciss
9
Francis
William F. DimerL Cathedral. in
motford.‘
199199 E. (11119.91. St.i\1ary's church
VNo'w Britai
Eduard r. Humphries. St Fraud
Ellie's Church, Torrington.
George R. Rotate. Cathedral. Hart- '
ford.
Joseph Sweeney. St.1\la.1‘y'a church '
‘St Bernard's Seminary. 19‘
.181. Mum Ro‘
Victim calm-119011111911. New Britain.
11.]
Muff .9 church,
:5. 'Kane. :St. 3099111131;
Chas.- «111119: 9.1.1 11911191 F. 8111- '
liven, S 1.1111169: Church. New Brtt- ..
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