. hummmem’m’umm Tie
than. sympathy, They dome praise A VEM' “13“" Mom-Ell
lei- their seal in summing Amati—-
can interests during the crisis precipl
listed by the serum have beams
inan Show. ”first lusty Farm-
on Are Mailing {Large income!
' 502'th ,_
. litfie mom 113111th runner. Ml Famjuisnusemeac; surveys are new
fig} Wd‘ little high- being conducted in u send mail!
erhtel‘eottlieufiedtuationdemand- calitles in this country In nearly
ed“: but they have shown genuine all 0‘ them has been load that item
parfbtlsm in handling our hibernation law I very large incursion A It“!
2 m bpercentoithefarmerem
To Start Fall Trading
al credits} in ”213138.01" 1016.8“: .0! mes-”e highly profitable 181m With 1‘ ‘
011118111th without sacrificing curls view to finding wherein they $110249"
store of American sold. and in keep- fmm ordinary farmll brings out some =-'- '
tide io:3a a. m; ”:60 p.111.
aflszgucusgo.
Commutation a! , Old
NA. 100‘» F. l. A. 8-. will
Masonic Temple. South
M 7mm evenlnc minus,
'3 o’clock. Henri—M. it. de-
_ fly master masons many
{mildly inviting my 041th
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mg: :39 LYON._
Aniline Wnilry.
, Blanch Office, Nor-walk.
‘ Editor's Residence. .
" ds-lCity Editor’s Residence.
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lT'l'LE OF THE ANTS
new ltype of warfare seems to
developed in the Battle of the
lane. it might be called “illider
“mural fighting" It. has transformed
" he antique strategy of snappers and
tremendous sacrifice on the part of
ing the stock exchange closed at alvery W8 relations
It has been found that each section
A PoWeriul Example of Value-Giving in which the Smartest of
has its own peculiar conditions or fac- .
milieu-by milling the possibility from farming is a rule fiery. are
:8 general disaster; through a mu not more than two or three limiting
factors in any one section. The most
of foreign selling orders.
important factors are theioiioyinfii .. .
fl " J. 1. The size at business; not-‘n‘iéi'oiy
"“3“ “zany: T?“ 9M? Ville acreage in‘ the farm, but the:
. amount of business actuallr d932-
WC“? 1 the K1138 0’ France, 2.1‘he diveri‘lity til the buslhsss. in.
01' better, PM M W . ’ “cluding the relationship of the va-
I'd bill’s no lighting men abroad rious farm enterprises.
0r weepius maids It home 3. The quality of‘ the individual eu-
All the world would be at peace,
And kingdoms have their right;
And those who make the quarrels
Should be the men to light.
production.
Only by means lot a careful statis-
. these factors are and their relative lm-V
longer a King of parlance to each other. to the term?
not business. and to the resulting farm
There is no
France, and 'modern' wars' will
cease at the word of an all—pow erful profits.
1
Pope. Yet if the plan hinted at in!v vestlgatlons “a dbmonstrations W
this ancient poem were
“0919‘. taiulng to the helium of timing the
there would be little question of worldl United States Dep‘d merit of Agricul.
”we. ture. in cooperslipn with the CO]!
'ion Service has engaged 3 man.
.known as the farm emclency agent,
to spend his whole time in Connecti-
would so lightly have declared war
asulnst Servia it the declaration m'
Kills Fuller? Wpuld Kaiser Wilhelm 21:12::‘rggem‘mlmmm
hale declared war against France and. of an inventory ml the ”mm "“5 »
‘Overf and over again, since the be-
unis of the great three weeks bat-l
“11‘ yo harp had reports that an army
‘ has taken up‘n certain
lines (1 “(lug itself in,” V
fl'lie Gefihans inaugurated this mode r
defensil'e fighting when they first‘
loll hick ll) the hslglits of the Aisne.
Soon they'rhad estabilshod the most-
state lsystein of trenches eler
foe timescale instead of tile
lmple ditches in which inns
Will Ilaid techie théeeem! n23“,-
3’22“" their rifles on the heaped rldol
‘ f earth, they made a vast 31m-
. of trenches. Some were left open
‘1 ‘olieervation and fighting purposes.
{tillers were roofed for proteCtlon ag-
t shells.,0thers led from line to
line underground so that soldiers
in bi advance or withdraw without.
l
was in fact, a. great military ant-
Q‘ioln a; few hundred feet away
“was nothing visible except an
0221 pile of fresh dirt.VBeueiith
a city of soldiers. ready at an}
iii to paur forth an army ready
9 charge. Such works are al-
' st-immune from the most devssb
.cailnonade. The defenders can
iii driven out by haud-to-hand
frol- the last two “weeks has
- for the most part of" pro-‘
erican people outside of
or: live never loved “Wall
Perhaps they have had little
to, through long“. periods of
that is forgotten now in a
yi‘iipathy Wall street is in
Russia. if he had to meet the Czar on the end of the your and 5 statement a
the French President with pistol or the. transactions foil the year.
Word? From these record- is mafia.»
til farmer’s bur income or
And the statesmen who cooly Mulesfount the m3” has M} after 3;
"l" “‘1 ”“3" m" ”We '° ”“9" in; all business expenses of the farm
port them through race prejudice, and- and deducting 5 M cent. for interest
urge on unwilling rulers by playinlloh the honey invested in the farm!
on their fears or ambitions. Willa 'l‘he 15b" income “1 “M N 'i M" 13
‘they precipitate national conflicfs ifi comparing the relativeiprofltshleness , .
of in aniathions and silt rises.
‘they had to face each other in the well "n on m
mug—«5+ -- l
trenches with mammals" over-+GOMEocrlcur ATE llipsdrlo’
5,1“ ..v M';.'2‘.§L.~
has“.-. '5‘.- 3'" ... ,2
Yes, there's wisdom in those old Connecticntmw 1m «‘i
__.. 'Naiionsldehtf“ .....0’...,~ i
'vy‘ges Thine Who mam the odor iWorld's debt.
.. .oocooo _
‘reis should be the men to light. But i W ASHINO'NIN. ”lbci. 3: l' .35,“ ,
irresponsible monarchs and white- States Department of COMM and
handed and whltHivered bureaucrats Labor has inst completed a'report givo
will never stop feeding other men’s “‘5 “‘9 “OWN” 0‘ the different.
3' terprises, including the economy of ‘
‘tical study can it be determined for ' ,-
auy particular community just what , ' "
Realising then the necessity for in»‘
Does anybody imagine that Austria section: Agricultural ewe“ listen-1 '
I people become so intelligent
bodies to cannon until the common
(and
therefore so powerful) that at the
slightest ova-act of summer they
wul seize.the guilty, emperor. king.
chancellor or prime minister and clap
him lnto‘a jail or a lunatic asylum.
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The Board of Education advertises
for bids for two new school buildings:
We ate tirm believers in patronizing
, home industries'aud it is sincerely
hoped that the‘lioard', without sacri-
ficing public interests, ‘wlll endeavor
to have the workdons by local con-
tractors. ' ‘ .V
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c-HIP' READY ro' FIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO; Och: 2.--—Promot~
er James Com-0th announced yester.
day that George Chip. of Newcastle.
Pa" would meet either Jimmy Clubby
or Mike Gibbons here on Thanksgiviné ‘
afternoon. Chip again demonstrated
his superiority over Bfily Hurray last
night by knocking the Portuguese out
in the fourth round of a scheduled zil-
round battle Murray was outclassed
flom the outset.
I
O’BRIEN ANNROWN TO . _.
BOX 1N NEW HAVEN 0015127
' Eddie O’Brien and Chick Brown
Will he“ principals ln'olissoi'the lire-
liniiusr'yboxins matchee'to be" rinsed:
It‘thocminmmwmlmnw; “-V
27th of this month, under the direction
at the Riverside Athletic c155: Brown
defeated Mickey Doberty on Monday
Inigh't. while O'Brien has shown good --
form since his departure from the
amateur ranks.
BASEBALL TOURISTS .
'. TO START. OCTOBER 1?
(timescales. Oct Wilton Mann
measuotholthe Canola-1.?
mmmkuobmhfllduh am"
@0101de herogeliterdaytbatthetour V‘ "
'eftbemmwnhmuricsn-"
‘iaio. ,_
per cedi.‘ of the population of- the Unit4 ‘ 3 .
".Peryard ..... 49¢
, debt and their proportion is rapidly m
‘ingtoexpertlelcontinsonanave-
VEllL:
States of the Union. the nations and ‘
the world. The data contained in the,
compilation relate to the year 1912.
is the New Eashions
:OI‘W m and “”11““ bault- tors that limit the income to be made ~
meant that Emperor Franz Josef hiiiioVI cut. in brief the method of procedure - .
1 self would here to stand up and fight 0011818“ or taking records of from 60 _
are Offered at the Most Attractive Low Prices
Every Department in the Store has for this Occasion BlOugllt FolWald
Offemgs of: Desirable Merchandise
‘ ' " 211 the News is Printed Briefly.
at a Remarkably Low Price.
it is well worth (Island; Reading,
Women s and Misses
GARMEN ‘S
For Fall and Winter
v
Quality, Originality and Distinctiveliess combined with new econo—
min. Never were our scouring: of Coats, Suitcand Dresses in greater-re.»
Went, consisting 00an of tilemuciiwantedandscarcest ina-
teriaia; this season we are prcpumd better than ever. Alterations Free.
a,
‘FFall Suits:
' lined with yarn; dyed satin. newest
That have all the style of the snap-
ln a wide variety of styles. cleverly tailored of all went broadcloth,
surges and poplins.’ Among them the buildsonie and long Redinqote.
Velvet collars. semi-titted
back. new tunic or yoke street skirts, in‘ all the popular colors.
Other equally great values at
$14. 95 $1095. $22.50 UP To $35. 00.
ggriEN's ANS MESSES" SKIRT”
urn?! 2 l? yoke sty és. , V
New. Silks and Dress Geods
The choicest creations of the world's fashion centres. To buy '
1 - new means a savings; 14 to 1-3 loss lugs the actual values.
The State debt of Connecticut is ~«
shown to be $7,110,000 that year.. 0qu '
pared with 04-. 968 000 thirty years pro . ,
vious, which is an increase of 22,1425 \ _
000; The per capita State debt of this
since in 1012 mi 30.1: and ms in f .
At the present time about 1.2
so Stiles in ii: Cnlmectiout and i. 1 pel-
cent. of the total debt is credited io‘ '
this State.
The National debt of the United "
States is 31.028.000.000in ths'lndew ‘ I "
oduess of all countries of theorem ~ .
is 342.000.000.000. European cause 3
tries on about two-thirds oi thorns-hi ,
creasing. as the present war. accord: , .
m of $50,000,000 W 0-,. ‘
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union: 8” meow A. lulu-7
. Rose.
FORT SMITH... Arkgrmt. 2.-It 1|
reported that thetracks of the Assam , .
.sas Southern Rsilway Company users .
Nbe taken up. until sold. for scrap iron.
The Federal court ordered thermelv-V . .
ers to discontinue running trains on
the road last I ..‘as there was no
way of taking cure of the deficit re-
sulting from its operation. Thismolu- : , “
tion of the railway deflcit problem is a
new one and authoritatively demon-.V
suites Uncle Salas method oi deal.
in: with biisil'issl‘r problems as relates ,v
CONNEOTIGUT FARM STATISTICS.
('Vl‘ake'n horn list Pompano
There Val-e 26.8 is farms in Connectb
The approxlnlute land area of this
State is $081,902 pores; 2.185.000 acres
areiohmsuidbfiflflddmssoftho
land ln isms are improved. .
a
‘5 cotton: value. $1.25 each-
iii Special . . . . .. .
it
it.
ill"
APRON GINOHAMS
"softand ileecy; value, 100 per
' yard-—
entities cusses
isliuches wide, showing rich fall colors and black; value, 81:60
Per anrd ... .. $1.25
‘OROADCLO‘I’H ‘
60 inches wide. spanned. shrunk and spotproof; sold in some
storeaas high as $2.00 per yard.
Per yard ..... $1 29.
PM SERGES ‘-
86 inches wide.- in' a handsome color line and black: value. 750
sleeves-Innsooelssn‘-.|esv-‘sso
BtACK TMFFETA MLK
as inches wide all silk. line dually. lush lustre: vain $1. sher-
”I“. ...lo-oi..oo,u..l.-ni...m... 31:”
CREPE DE CHINE
j, ‘ ill Inches wide, in all the new and popular shades; value, $8.00
VPel'Yai‘d..V.l. '.'.'.'5.'.' a e . e . . . . . ..V‘. ... A .1. - et- a e e. . .. $1.49,”
a
Nest blue and white ‘.
t
purine. FLANNEL
27 inches wide. plain white,
run his size, all colors.
bound with silk; value. 8200 priced kinds. V'
KOHINOOR~ ORESS
FASTENERS
F11“ size. reversible; Per 2 c
‘3!“ “9313“ “I" wunilns! value, 100 doses-
Special ......V........- 609
GIRDLE BANDlNG
3 inches wide, stlong and
A
novel PANTS ;
‘Mido ct corduroy and "
heavy mixtures. for tall weary
yhi‘d- . , ....
., billet-V. his. sash men. .,,
the new 001- "
. it isn't necessarily costly to own a smart, wig pm, a you ~
will the dwellings of our lowesbin-the-city prices. " - ‘
The leading Fall Trimmed and Tailored flats. ephedrine the
smart suitors: and cldse-ilttlnk thrbanscgbapes cleverly trimmed
with new pheasant tails. coupe and velvet flowers. etc.
A wonderful collection of smart. new some have been prepared
forranturdamiany of these are from our own workroom. in which
are reproduced many style tenures. to be found only in‘ the new
‘ 5 inches 2105.;in cotlirs:
Special V- s‘is e s sin e -V :01} '1” 7 ’.V‘I L
well' bonsd,values._15c per ‘
“‘l L y .
Fall Goats
Beautiful plaids and mixtures; good
values at 812. 60-—
Tlle very latest model. from the college costs to the full length
models, with the new collar and sleeves
Other siwlr Maniacs
$12. as. $14.95. $159521? To $25.00.
STREET‘DRESSE‘S,
New models arm‘s 'nrltsesé—lnade or notices and means
line, in. all the new shades; seihl-b‘seh‘ue‘ effects; with pretty over
“is”,
2121.43.va "whim til -'
Having said Bacon nun-u for yours, it is with utmost counv .
deuce that we say:
Their Colors hrs absolutely Fast.
The Quality of the cotton used is the Finest. caretuily scoured
texture of finest wool.
ii
and cleaned, then spun and treated by a process that gives‘ it the ‘ ‘ ‘
They are light and unity. consequently producing warmth with: ‘ "
out weight.
B‘ée‘con indies Blankets. in beautiful calm and new denim.
Each . ........ .$1'75:md$3‘.49
Beacon Bath Robe Blankets—each robe has cords and hugs to
match—u his line depletion. in two and three-toned effects, '
Each .....................;.......$2.4ii£1155349
Beacon Plaid Blenheim—sizes. limo-in assorted colors. -
At $2.60
Beacon Blankets, in pretty floral and plaid effects—sixes. 72:84.
_At $393
s-elslss’ltl‘ol|,lllllsssreassess“. osn'usslae
. . - - Memo Om. «mm
' Smokeless and odorless.
black. Japan trimmings heat-
ed steel toasts; em am
24‘ inches high:- rattle; $2
each—- ,
Special . ..‘llh... $2.95
msdnsminous
.Setdsuomlinehamdle
and stand: regular saline.
fliwrlué-n. V .‘
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WERE '
/. , j . Fbuusiaesotknives‘ nine. . ‘
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v, ‘ imitators-J . V
" ~56 in“ ‘a hair W. 17¢ ‘
Black and while, all sizes; 1
”30%. ‘ .' 2‘
{Spatial ....l..'-..l198¢
fiOMBINATlON TUNSLER
'MOlBE-RIBBONS ' . W . .
solid brass. seamless; boil
nickeh plated: wine;
ench~ : . .V.. .
Sfleelfll ‘5... .1. .l. . . .
value, 260 pilr yordi-l-‘j' ‘ ‘
specie. vawa-e m
was» smarts .
its. 1-5 was 'ror...: 14h
No. 3—75 yards tori.
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