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pied—at 8 o'clock. All Master
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31111:: Chapter No. 38, R. A. M
Meet» in blaSOnic Builomg South
“Iain 81.21111 and 4111 Tuesdays of
“ob .‘monieruly and August ex
copied—~31 8 o‘clock. All Royal Aron
,fluo'ns cordially invited. Charles
"a. —__. - — a»- -.._._ ---—~--
.. _ PHONE CALLS.
a—J-Ncws De armcnt,
pals—'Business apartment.
. ~Branch Office, Norwalk. ,
. The German people arc pourmg
. ihclr salings into the war clwsl ‘l'u-3
daunled by 1119 embargo of forcigu
credll, they have suhsmil 19d 111(11'9Ii‘i‘10rII-y
than $1 000. (11111. 000 01 their 01111 11101191
til 11 111211 bond issue.
bin at the end 01 an epoch of lucrrdi
My heav1 taxation
3 Itholr 911-11 business is proslrnled and
‘I 111 foreign trade of 151100.000
111111 1lrlunll1' disappeared.
The German people may starve and them
one, lint ihc (‘ crman army and pay
will have food and (-iolhiug,
artillery holses will l.:119 oats
aliens. .
Apparcmh it is to bc
mallsuon of resources.
fight until ellher h91' military sll‘euglh
% last longer than her 11101191. It is in Russian courage, (an
the throttling of her commerce and salient mung” viliuc
findilstry and credit that 1119 allies are corresponding defect.
g their most effe<ll1c 1v 012k ‘compeusation operaies here as. also 1
he claslng oi the sea lanes, the 11'.horc ii is nol llallerlug 10 lbs 1111-.
aura of merchant ships, ibc aDDI‘O' irlollsm of any nation. but it is pro ,
”lion of her foreign trade. the crib- bably true, that 111111 the same linin-
ing of her mines and mills. lthmg the same equipment
heck-miting 01’ her loans. these are generalshlp and
even more 1101911! in the “'al‘ ti1anjl1eIu,e righteousness of lbeir cause, the
I‘Ioppiure of forts and the flanking of individual soldiers of
‘I. powers would have do more to do with
the Kaiser's armies nl‘e thrown Ithe outcome than the same number oi
k: be our mm dewlop ibio 1119, augomatons.
mendous siege in historl- ences as do exist in the particulars
IGEG 0f Germany by the Iengued mentioned they are more pawns in
rs And a whole nation may re- the game
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MEcho's' PATRIOTS
{he prospect from Germany a v,le11 ’1 When the revolutionary war ended
George Washington did not quarrel
prospect 0f bankrupecy in spite of .11 mm Thomas defierson or Benjamin
At the close of our civil
y alone, No nation lives unto it 'war, there was no bickering between
1"bel11een Gen Grant and any
man in public life
.5111 to the point of slar1ailon as‘
8 did in 1870 71.
use of defeat is appalling. But
vast health dies not concern Ger-
east of all on industrial nation.
'éry dollar wasted by GermanVE
5&1 the other nations in this war thel
t of the world loses as much. he I
felting hundreds of millions as our
contribution
bankrupt Germany would be an
nia'ble business less to the en-.
'world It might be a greater lossI nict.
To 511th by whatever share of her
3 trade we might win. '
by of the various nations in-
t'must be admitted that there
be surprisingly lllila differ-I
eon than).
ma SOUTH anwAnx EvE 1: SENTINEE
GERMAN PRISONERS 0F WAR 1N CORRAL AT FRITH IHILL. IN GREAT BRITAIN.
'5 the
31 and S
Tflfik- H. R “We"; W- Wilcox. More than 800Ip1'isoners of war. some or them sailors taken in the bands of Hellgoland some weeks ago have been l)|3(ed in a big barbed
' “ire cmral by~ the British govern 119111 This method of holding them is an imitation of labs American government’s method of handling Mexi-
can p1lsoncrs taken on the Texas border last fall.
The photograph shous the lents.oif to' the right. In the middle of the emlosuxe is a
large ilro at which they are boiling their clothes preparatory to washing them. The prisonms are permitted to go about as they like within theI en-
F‘1'slv' evening they gather about the bonfires and sing the German national anthem. Some of them pray for
hmhsm 1..
THEI WINNING OF L058.
The following editorial under
above (“notion appeared in the Daily
Kennobee, (M9,) Journal on S9plc111
I 3 IIEINIING SENTINEL TELE- These prisoners have been given tents
(lcsur9. '
mun arms
as many chublicnnsin the State to
there are Progroasivos.
hardly seems probable that any type
of misleuder can again claim
Progressiw candidates must be de-
pended upon to dclcul
enemy, Democraty.
Again. the Republicans of Maine de-
rive sullslaciiou from the. fact
the national Democracy. with its free
trade tendencies. and 11s disposition to
favor foreign prosperity as- against
lbal of America, can sup small com»
for: from 1119 returns of Maine's Sep-
tember balloting. Three '
reproscnialives have becn returned to I
Congress in spite of the 17,000 former
Republicans who voted independently
and thus redm ed the chances
ov'erullclming rebuke of the national
' administration.
THE MONSTER OF THE NIGHT
London. the metropolis of the world.
shrouded these nights.
-—-Edit0rs Residence. can whip um other army. The 1111111:
1W-¢~~I~~~~~~fc -. #‘WM‘ Idilions armies would generally fightjls strangely
"Gunpowd-g'l‘he electric illumination that in reI-
"makes all Iccnl years have vied With, the blazing
Esigns 0! \‘9w York's Broadway ureTE
'~ 385' '12—’City Ed‘tors Residence. appears 10 be that under equal con-
THE SiEGE 0F GERMANY each other to a Slandsilll.
“ - . '91'." as 8011190119 has said,
Providence smiled.
A perfect day was' neccsaury 10
large vote, and line day 11115 pcriecl. '
A large vole was necessary to the
endorsement of good governuwni. and
the Lord provided a1 any for In large
111911 the the 5111119 heighi'
it is‘ nearly {1111.115 numercial sup. I3“ quenched
that 111111- N.” llolll.e's old slreol, Piccadilly and Pall Mall. Puma:
dilly Circus even 1111b its cl9rnal jamI
than heIol‘ omulbusscs and calls, all the Me-
95 and ccniors ihnl usually are a
.leuro of light from dusk till down. are
I111 gloom now. 0.1199111 when IIIB moon .‘
1"0111111la of‘ 1119911111: lhc 9119111y in el-
Thcy 1,8193 dom' 91'1 situation wilh more men
1 1 l 1 l 9 re out 1111 -~ '
has," a 11 1111111111319 II II P H Sixty thousand voters'
cl .1 H1119 11hcu “'m' 118 H “a“ "1 ”W- ballots for "you know what 10 expect.”
(was 1119(101'11111115 have had 111115 for.
coudeacends to registered as anil-Dcmofl'ullc.
Governor-bloat Curtis had 11 lead of
(1.1100 votes in the cities of Maine. Ban-
gor. Leu'lsiou and l’orihiud elected Ia
Democratic Governor.
softest manner in which 'weI
can from. the situation is 16ng plulu,‘ '
About 17.400 P1'0’1
gresslvea made possible lbc election of
a Democratic Governor and House of .
lie-preseuinllves in I
llevo that 17,000 of this number were
misled mm the conviction that they
could eieci'iheir suite. Congressional
and County candidates over Republi-
1.111111 and Democrats.
it seems outta probable that loda‘
the most'dcoply disappointed luerr in
Maine are the rank and file of the,
Progressive party.
which we can perceive, la lhere a ray '
of satisfaction for the men 01'
ranks of- the Pregrcssivc party.
they voted solely to 'rebuke"
iormer brothers (or real or imaginary
shoricomingsnilloy have more au'Ic~
ceéal‘uily rebuked .thomselvcs.
8voted on “principle" alone. then they
have succeeded in establishing the ex-
ncl opposite of that for which their
party is in existence; and if there are
any loaders of the Third party; who
‘rejoice in 1119 results of theix iahors
3. throughout a hard fought campaign.
the banners and upon the
claims which thgy make .101 good gov-
shiver under their cover-leis and leap ernmeni and moral uplllt. the 11 they
are unworthy of even so large a fol
lowing as was shown in Monday’s fig-
0;,'(, a 1'9nr 1119y 111119 oulmuubcred their oppon-
1 9111's Whenever 1119. silica have drivel
l1a< h, it has been b1 a superior
The. same fad is 911 iIaa 11 (inc lo anv of ”19 (iiy‘ a notable
13 ilare that a Man
wandering nerouaui~1uighl
1' weight of troops
the guns dent in the battles between the Ru-
Gcrluans in East Pros-E
The marvelous menial
by which men defeat their own honest
intentions was nev'er more strikingly
shown than in the Maine election of
Honest men of like politi-
cal convictions so i‘dr as principles go,
wedge wide the
their political opponent enters.
who have fought side by side in many
campaigns. now to "rebuke" eaCh oth-
chnailse lhomselvcs. I
“principle" approves the devil, in this
Buckingham Il’nlace where U19 King
111191. is indistinguishable Tl1ci’a1'..llu
1119111 Building is but u shadow-1 pile
The W111 andoAd-
inferior mimlly windows shou more chinks of
. llighi (0 suggest that the brains lhat
Idlreci an empirg's light for existence
are still at work. All rows of lighla
that might reveal the contour or (bar
of commission.
Will 111119 shells and U19 (main and sinus 311d ih9
and 81a 11 is 911-11 true in (1.1119111. Ihough
crushing deicals by 1119 Russian hord
Iunbiasc‘d 'tacis.
a 11111' 'of ex on have so broken the spirit of the E" ""3 Imam“
Germany will Augirian soldiers
force may roul them now. .
is shattered or she is hopelessly hauli- ‘ We may talk of llrillsh stubborncss.
pt. Her soldiers 11111 prcsumablyI French spirii.Go1-man determlnaiion,
But there is no
ougbi'nrca are out
. Sirl‘f‘i cars speed past
. Fm“ “0 “m" WITH OTHER EDITORS.
11111"? From {car of Zeppcllns. Lou- ,
i don had such a score as this two years
when there was no war
111111 a llfe—and- dcaih grapple in pro-
grcss. and the lesson of the Auto Ierp
'bombardmeut fresh in mind, the city
will stake no chances.
1 great 11'-ar baloons may hover over the
(‘IIy and drop their cargo of depth-I
dealing bombs, but ihey will see no
shining target.
The millions of London are faill
And yet it is 111119 wonder they
Democrats. whom-e frank.
that the. wargvas a Godsend to their
' li furnishes an excuna for {he
Were it not for the war.
.what would“ there be to lay the blame
Business was going down and
out before the war was thought or,
nnddi looked gloomy for the excuse
bureau. When the shy had become I‘
its murkiesl. the war broke out and
furnished at least a peg to liangfan
excuse upon—New Britain Record.
the same ballel‘ in
Even with such dii‘iér
With the Republican party on no
ord as having freed itself from any -
intimation 0! boss control ibe 1i’ro- I
grasslve sud Democratic ~leade1'a are
deprived of a large Supply of choice
ammunition. which they have been
collecting for the fall campaign 1131.-
pecially is this true when one consid-
91's no (fee and unlimited ceilings ’of
bossés which has marked the career. ‘
of the Democracyslnce'. it came into
power two your: wolwAnaonia Sen.
unexpected noises.
the war monster has begun his merlnl
bombardment .
- on the other hand. Republicans oi
'the State ilnd fully as much cause for
. gratification as comes tolbe men‘ of
Democracy. In the first place, in a
largo outpouring of the voters of. Iiho
State, Ithe people have given their ox-
act voting measure in a complicated
political situation
means by which the lorCes of the;
three parties could be estimated with
to h“ brief mm am it- per any degree of certainly, was given in
the Third district special Alsatian ofb
In Mondays balloting, in thin
I same district, the Republican party
made important and significant Kalli.
and not even the Progressive organ it-
soil can claim that a Gould and Han;
son defection accounts for the decisive
1iciory of [Hon John A. Polaris. _
Throughout the Stato‘ the Repuh’i .
can GAIN over the Presidential vote ., '
THE MY'I'H OF WALL STREIET.
81. Louis 111m:
it frequently needs the sirens oi
misfortune to place an institution in
And such has been
the fate of Wan aimet. For many a
year Wbll street took itself seriously 1
o as we are. we are already for. Villa do mt appear to- be Gem-go And 90 did may on 5111,31er sonar.”
'Washingiona or Gbuel‘hl Grants
libs moment when Mexico should be alluded 11 13119111110119 and unthinking
réaplng the' fruit of weary years, they tv‘i'orld that the canyon east or Tri-
' threaten a bloody renewal of civil con it
Franklin
its true light.
The only other
Jungs Holcomb is 'a Igood candidato
.ior Governor—strong. Iwholesome and "
hub in cha'gacter and racord He Will
be retiring from the bench this your.
The momma learned In like these
graduates from the judicial training
Judge Holcomb 'will mako. a
good successor to .Iudzc Baldwin. Old
men for servico, is 1: popular slogan
for the State execu'ilva office. The Re
-1 . leublicana have done véu.— quaternary
Venustiano Carranza and Francisco;
y church was a thing of nations.
import—db“ tho muons (or fluctgj
‘ nations as you please) of the market
1211 United States than could- be It may be lImle ‘Ifllore than a threat. were the bamotlér of national coin Q.
Can. Villa, who despite his unsavory mercial business.
past seems the more patriotic oi the
3 , . -' two. may once more sacrifice paraon‘
. 1111111135113 w1N. 'al grievance and alubition 10111111111111. whom “a 95. @9119” “mm“ of or 1912 shows a remarkgble
all due respect or the. right of 119560.- On the “F1“! We": Who the machinery of comma-c131
' is finding blaster and pronuncia- 13m Wail street opal-anon: 111m
memos less potent in mI Igoapual nun ii: tothl eclipse for 110111
11% mi 111qu m 111 3
Now it is obvioim'
that the sudden cessation of any
limo fiscal. mm 'in national
Imubt be naught with much distress,
. 4... I
He did not seek the hohor which 1
his party has contained on him It
m1}; of 140 per cent. The Demon! l_cI min
came ~o‘ 111m ubmgbt, to nay the I.
use is ‘13 6'15 per cent,
gi‘ébili'vé 11035 Is mot
1 must on forevor 111111 ‘ nib ,. .
. aim on in slanted. Juli 0!“ my“! I""I"
fvlila. I111 in inter seam
good leader. a soldier is a 8 pig, on 111.1 man “is
I. communication beiwécn Him: and Brussels.
you were not among the
hundreds that visited the store
if! Saturday.
while the displays arc still com-
better come tanight
pleté.
Never was such an Extensive
display of smart
Coats,: Suits, * Dresses
andl Millinery
Ever made in this ciiy
This great showing offers you I:
Ebest opportunity to view
tudy the authentic models
3.; for Fall and Winter
time you will be welcomed cor- 7
diaily and given our best atten- ;
tion
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War Bulletins
PARIS. Sept. 28. 4:30 a. 111.-—A1n011g the. eight hun—
dred wounded Germans in Mout—dc—Marsan, seventy miles
south of llordcaux. are Licut. George you illuberslciu, a
nephew of (be late Boron Marscimll 1'011 Bicbcrsiciu. and
11 11011 of Chief of Police 1'011 Jagou'. of Berlin. Licut.
1-1111 Ilocmming son of the general who directed 'ihc
bombardlucnl ol Licvc. is among Iiilc prisouels at the
some place. .
lbrough U19 Gazette del I’opulo of luri11.ii is learn-
cd illat General Sici11mctz.11ho directed the attacks at
Namur and Maubcugc has l)ccn killed in battle. His body
was taken to Maiuz. I
PARIS, $9111.28. 4:57 a. 111.»A dispatch to the Peiit
Parisicn from Ainslcrdam says that violcnrfigjhting. has
occurch lmflvcen the Germans and Belgians atISchooten.
four miles easi of Antwerp, at \Tcrmondc, 16 miles of
Ghent. and at Hoistade; 18 miles east of Ghent. In the
latter locality the heavy German urtilicry became stuck in
the mud and the (Scrmaus were obhgcd to retire before
[the attacks of the Belgians.
. It is confirmed, says the (lispatCh. that the Germans ‘
are fortiiying Liege. I .
LONDTON September 28 -—TIlC correspondcni
of the Times at QIsicud. telegraphing under date of Fri-
day. says:
“The burgomaster has addressed, through the Ameri-
can consul here to President \MiiSQn. an energetic pro-
f test against the German action in dropping bombs on
Obtend, which is described as an unjustifiable violation of
the rights of the people. 1 -
“The consul is tclegraphing the protcst tomght.”
LO’NDON, September 28.-—-The correspondent
of the Times in France report on Ulllans yesterday blew
up the railroad bridge at erau'mont, bctwcen 3 Amiens
and Arms He adds: ‘* 1 .3 ‘ ' ' ’l ‘I‘
“We are certainly on the «we of great events in this
region, whénce the encmy is being gradually pushed out;
but the Germans are still strong behind a line drawn, '
roughly, from St. Amand through Dcha‘in, BouthaiuI and
Cambrai. ' ’-" *'-" '~ .
w “The German are’ practically in leach with" I
French Thirteenth Army Corilil .ai Courshclettea and Ar- 3 3I_
lequ, where fightmgunay be Expected ’~’ , . .-
LONDON Sept928 9 'a. m——A Bordeaux dispatch"
I. to the Central NEWS; Says a rcport has reathd there ihat
the German commtmder at Muélhausen, .1131 Alsace... has
committed suicide in despair at the {diet that, ho woof-1m:- J
able to pass the Voages. Hie had previously «1111:911th
.' theg Genn'an Géueral Siaif to 1:0de and IsIeIc tII1IeI difficulnes
‘. for itself.,_.IIII '3 .31.; 1 “a ‘
WON, Sept. 18,620! a. m.--A”dispatch to the
' ' Exchange TI‘ciegraph‘ company from Bl nkehberg'hc Bel-
- glam. undoi- Simda’y's «1119.11.11: 11131;! help-ism have
blow up. the viaduct at Biwghes. shun. cutting railway
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