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V'i’i'iE “0316“! ON crerllAflON ‘
W i 1! Button little how much money
nation spends. but it undersea greatV
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' l-k‘mi‘bka -deal whatthenoneylsspentfor. Ir‘
'-—:F:l-I_Olfl;ilouit 1...--. ._. - the belligerent: were expondhig 833. I
000 000 a day—which is about the ave-
WEDNESDAY' 061" 7’ l9“ rage of expert estimates-tin buying
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kitchen stoves. flour and freight care;
[INIATURE “MNAC FOR V,if they were building merchsnimpn
V TOMORROW- and art museums instead of warships
High tide 1:00 a. 111.; 1:77 p. infill“! tom. if they were draining
Sun as“ 5 ~59'vlfll 5 :22. swamps instead of digging endless sys-
‘1 A _’:1"»" toms of trenches. then few would re
“WW NOTICES
5, getting the worth of their money.
A Ousted communication of Oi
wall Lodge. N°.1OI, r. s A. M.. will The» vast sums representing the
-ba held in Masonic Temple, sooth nations' savings of future generations,
Main street. Tuesday oveninll. 00'0”" or mortgages on the savings of future
‘ I
“h: Iii 3 °'¢l°°k- Wm." "' d°‘ generations, are exchanged for things ’
Oreo. All master masons cordially
and fraternaliy invited. to Meet with
us. .,
that represent a dead loss. Warships.
:forts. cannon. powder. trenches are not:
l). B. BEAOH, w M ‘wealth. They are \v.aste And they
Attost: F. s. {3994, are far worse than that. For these
, Acting Secretary. ,. 3thlngs which in themselves have no
real economic value are utilised to
idestroy the things that have value—V,
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IVVEN ING SENTINEL TELEa
{minnow-manure,
gret the onst, because tidy would be '
{English nation condemns the crim.
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THE AUSTBO-HUNGABIAN SINA~
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(Ame-ital In!!! Nepss'avs)
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BY ONE WHO KNOWS;
The Vienna Aligemeine Zeitung ph~
blished a few days ago some remarks
made by certain English politicians
of high standing, in regard to the Sor-
\lan question. which throws a strong
light upon the present attitude of
England. who now fights shoulder to
shoulder with the self-same Servia
against Austria-Hungary.
In 1909 the British Ambassador in
Vienna, Sir Fairfax Cartwright, said
to the editor of the above mentioned
paper1Make war and deal quickly
with Servia. before anybody can stop
y.ou The end of Semis. would be a
blessing for all Europe”
in 1912 Sir Edvard Grey remark»
ed to u stateman with whom he was
on intimate terms: “Servia is an eter-
nal danger to European peace. its
groundless aspirations threaten con
tinually the world's peace, the regio-
ldicai dynasty must have external
success to remain in pow."er
Before the beginning of the prose
ent crisis the British Ambassador in
Vienna. Sir E. de Bunsen, remarked
to the editor 0! theMilgemelne Zel-
rung: ‘Be convinced that the whole
iiniory. there. and been marked activity
: i9: 4Mto‘r’s’ wa- dense $36, 000 000 many fold to get at the
. ‘3 Vin—CRY w I: e. real loss Vit represents. And to all thei
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BUSINESS' COURAGE.
No man in America is nearer the
heart of American business than Judge
V, E ii. Gary, the head of the Steel Trust
‘ in his commanding position in our
most fundamental industry he is in
.touch with the basic facts of the na-
lion's economic life When he speaks
V of business conditions his words carry,
. Vmore weight, perhaps than those an
any Other man in the country... And
this is what Judge Gary says of the
»-* ‘ present situation:
V "What this country needs now more
than ever is courage. This is not the
time for Americans to be quitters.’ it
,is time for prudence and economy, but
not to; hystericaifigkkom) There is
danfiflfiat'me 1' business men
in their qvencpufioiwill wreck the me-
chaplain of thelri finV organizations and
injure everyone” alter
it fieldinds one; of the blunt formulaV
(mg-Elder Morgan: Dont be a
.bear' on Americat That ng-VeVirV: 3::ng There will be “0V 'Merry (:Wllrlsrmns
cier would EubthsmgreeVi f r Am- tiii'1‘3<lll‘iiile.lii hundreds of thousands
Gert: thatit s *8 “fifth" t m; 0 id of homes there will be funeral wreathsV
ericail enterpris'o t‘n‘ Vault." veu am instead of holly, tears or tears VnsteadV
the uncharted hazards of worldwide Ila
war bonditions. .prosperlty ‘3 still thei° uglitcr. shivering little feet instead
of well- filled stockings.
f at bet.
as e _______«_..._.._———-——- t More than ever before those forlorn‘
A GREAT SOLDIER.
Vliomes will need the spirit of Christv
it is not easy for Americans to de-‘ mas cheer. They g
V7
‘waste and destruction we should add
‘lllB wealth that the millions now fight-V
lug could create it they were engaged
in productive occupations. financed by
the money now thrown into the mew
. ofwsr. And we should add all the
economic loss throughout the world,‘=
wherever workers are marking timsV
pending the rehabilitation of the indus- i
tripl machinery ‘ 3
Willie the war is costing mankind
”$100 000, 000 a day in actual waste audV
needless consumption of w.ealth lti
w ouldnt take many years at that rntcV
to bankrupt the world V
01' course the world lsu‘ i; going to go
bankrupt But the war is imposing a
tremendous mortgage on civilisation:
We shall all have to sweat to make up
that loss, though most of the sweating
will be done by thVe'worluug‘ people of
chc warring nations, and by their chil-
dren and their children's children.
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THE CHRISTMAS SHIP.
i
need the reminder
velop any enthusiasm for any phase oiV that “peace on earth" is not a mockery“.
the war. If we were toyield to a purevl and that “good will” has not vanished
1y military enthusiasm, however. we from among men.
should sing the praise of Gen. Von How can this great safe. comforts.
iKluclr. No other general in any of the his nation better celebrate the ap-
armies appears to have distinguished proaching holidays than by sharing its
himself quite so notably as this bril- Christmas with war stricken Europe?
hunt and plucky commander of the: it was an inspiration. that idea of a
Germads’ right wing. f"Cl1ristmas Ship" to carry to the chil-
" Gen. Von Klucir may be {creed to rec} vii-en at the warring nations gifts con-
treat. he might even have to sub tributed by their little brothers had
render, if the plans of his superiors sisters of America. Scores of newspa-
should make it necessary for him to re- Ipers have taken it up, and the quick
main as a bulwark of the invadinzipnthusiasm or Vth'Ve public insures the
army against overwhelming odds. Bl“- success of the edVlerprise and gives it
though he should 80 down in detail? ‘the sanction of shafted natloii. even if
his fame is assured. ‘7 the government itself had not lent
Since the Germans entered FranceV such sanction by offering a warship to
You Kluck has home the brunt of the carry the gifts. . .
mung It was his army that plungedV It is a great thing to perform this
forward irresistibly to the gates oiithoughtfnl and kindly service for the
Paris. Confronted suddenly by 11111105‘V alien boys and girls. But the “Christ-
sible odds, he executed a daring MY!‘ V mas Ship” means more thin mere "chat-
meat against the allied center in the ity or good Will.
. course of which he unconditional mason: preachthegnsstest
in
i
slash to the All! of mils—end Jot
: array with it.” though the French steady:
dim and flung back are within German
line.
whihi peaa aim Itfillur-
rymmdthebw of
'Vijuoelnlos’mhmmbylts
«porpoise Four“ I m to
”summons“!
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“Inmates! tom?“
nmuumufi-“V “shouts-saws“.
“show ”lineups-sawdust“ 1H;
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PHONE CALDS. , batons 9““ GT0!” lVlId bridges and
‘ I 13‘th mepafgtd t. 31:18 i) (:3 indrdl s and. malls li\' incl Servjeio. no single Englishmen
93-3-- “Bill”! n i 0 es.
'f. ’3' «Branch 0'5“ “Wk- 3 Perhaps we should multiply um.
* 591' lOllS.
iriill‘l of lllciit
i pcarancc 0
mamas Wain the sienna.
has any sympathy left for Scrvla. er
e already tired of being thrown
nto disquietude by this little
Vcountry and there is no Englishman
who does not with heartily that Ben"
via V'receirc a sound and lasting les~
V5011.
If the whole matter would not be
the lies trumpeted into the
world by the press organs under in-
fiuvncc of the allies and especially
irnm l’elerslmrg could he laughed at.
rmlv to cite a few examples The cap-
ture of the great fortresses of Nikola-
‘jew, .thc prominetn denture of its fort-
ii'ications being the lrnpregnnble steel
towers. while in reality Nikolaiew is
a poor \lllage with 900 inhabitants
and has never been u fortress. The
annihilation of the whole Aumro- -llun
gnriun army in Galicln. the fall of
Once“. the irucstmem oi Przcmysl,
the Russian army ulnady on the way ,
to llrcsiuu——onc ran lracr a great
innoculstions to the
hicssagcro. on irallrm paper- thorough-
ly hostile to Austria-Hungary for lth
simple reason that its editor. Mr lla-
racial a dosertcr of the Austro, Hun-
pariah army. is one of the leaders of
the firedontlslio perils in Italy. Flor
a’ltunutciy misrepresentation cannot
alter the (acts and it appears that:
the totully "defeated and annihilat-l
ed" Austrn- iipngurian or y is ialoV
mg the offemilv‘e from logical po
sisilons, sev‘crnVl hundred miles east
or the line. i
r
One of the most farorlte and re- V
iterated bit of news from the some,
quarters are telegrams about the re-
\olts or th Slaxish regiments of the
VAusiro—liuugarinn arrm, which for
shadows the foul collapse of the
lighting power of the monarchy The
truth is that all witnesses arriving
new across the occur: from Vienna
and Budapest testify to the worm
ous enthusiusrn preVnillng in all ciaa-
see of the population and the dish!)
i all passionai and racial
in this time of supreme
in
again i
animosity
trial
(mo of the examples of the unity
oi feelings in the whole empire is the
report that the Croatian resi-
ment of Warrndln distinguished it-
self by its brmcry and efficiency in
facing the Bervian troops. The men
of the rescuers responded with such
enthusiasm to the call of the military
authorities that the can: infrnntry.
l'regimcnt in Synolnok mustered a full
12 000 instead of 5, 000 men. and cv-
en in districts affected by. emigra-
tion as in Emerisa. the strength of
the 678th regiment attained to ii, roe.
men.
serves, eager to fight. the dual-man‘-
archy can assemble. =
The splendid spirit and patriotism
shovvn hitherto by the Austrian and
Hungarian soldiers warrants the
hope that they will be able to check
the onslaught of the Russian troops.-
\
even in superior numbers. .
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FOREST NOTES. ,
Six thousand bushels of lodgepole
pine seed are being collected this fall
on the Arapaho National Forest, Col
crude. for use in reforestation work
next spring. ’ i'
The Philippine Bureau of Forestry
has recently invited bids for the cut-
this of nearly 300, 000 acres of choice
timberland on the public forests on the
island of Lurch. V -
Officers of the Okanogs'n National
’Forest, in the State of Washington are
installing powerful signal lanterns for
night use in reporting forest area from
lookout posts.
It is said that the first sawmill in
ailllwaslsuoisimassrthsprss-
“interim ’-
Mmmmflfi'
’cbanrssoftlrs
ito Smith is ,‘<'
that if Boston is beaten. néiv the no
This proof of how many rc- ,
’ . what Deal is issue of still use ltjrom
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Gauss
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J. Carlisls (Red) Smith. star third
baseman of the champ” Bantu Na.
tlonals, is in St. Mary's Hospital.
Brooklyn, suffering ma badly frac-
tured and dislocated right reg. He sus-
tallied his mm in the ulnar lactose!
the first game of yesterday? double
header at Ebhets Field. Attending phy-
sicians are hopeful that Smith's career
has not been mined. But they are still
doubtful. The fact that he was rushed
speedily by gulp to the hospital before
swelling serinuVsly handicapped the is.-
born of the surgeons is in his favor.
.-
”nob——
Dottie} ovr- ‘Qis Outcome of Carlos.
Prior to the muncement of Smith's
among those fvebturescme enough; to
back their opinions with ready cash.
Toni uhsviVVbqtmmo to Veto, 060 on the
Stoves. Honest dohn
Kelly backed the Athletics for $5.000.
against “Mill, Arnold anthems sup-
ported the )lackmoa for 310.000.
against $6. 600. Frank Kelly. of Brook-
lyn. through a combination of 'beta,
stands to win :12, 000 if Boston is sire-
cessful, despite the loss of Smith. Jay
0' Brien has wagered ”with Weir
the Braves its is wfllipfdo ‘go fur-
ther. but it demands {lid 12' John“
Doyle has
i'mmnisunnV'dum in
play agsiV ,. world Milt
Every
tory of the Whito Eiephanlfiwill be, lib
Vrior ability. :
blades» 8
suitor . , . .
trouble. but M ' -
due ibups. ., 1‘V_ V- .
toourlnlls’ VV'Vl %W ‘
enforced ab ~_.. 0 will it; iron it on;
will an the nth perfectly. lad the only V
Vdiiference willVVbe thut smith no shot: .
te r hitter. ‘
“We are won prepared for dust duch
a contingency. i am glad to be in'a
position to say there is not a place on
the team intleViich wgcoulrgnot put
a substitule dongs.
‘Every su V this we witches wveil
versed to my the position he has been
chosen for. add let us toll you we are
going to givenhe Athletics the hardest
run the;‘ evenngVot when we meet them
in the mucous».
“Poor'fimiill loudly injured. «but the
boys will permit themselves in the
championship series with redoublerl of-
forts. so that the invalid will receive
cheering dawning the progress of
the games. t will make up in part
for his inability to- be even an onloou-
81"” - .
Vésptain Johnny Evers is Not Dim
heartened.
_—.V-—-—
loss of Smith will weaken our infield.
The work of our men in the games to
some will bear out my contention that
Deal will prove to be a llrsbolass man
at third. No one knows better than 1
me, barring lilo issuer batting power.
‘Charlie’ will an ‘Red’s’ place to the
entire satisfaction of every one inten-
ested in the welfare and success of our
team."
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FIGHTIVNG NOTES.
Tom Kennedy will box Al Reich and
Terry Keller will line Jim Culley tn
ten-round boats at the Stadium A. 0.,
New York. tonight.
After too fast rounds m Dillon.
middleweight. of indlnnapollsggw
awarded the referee
City. yesterday". There were no
downs.
The star attracflon of ten rounds at
Club.
mandamus-Ins
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i load than may seriously retard the H M ”'5' mm M“ Fuck—fl“! ”0 Generously trin- “
bro-parity of the mg». L. 9.. f ”'1 "“11 mil-9"“- ashes. of: Both We and Basque effects.“ U
'Yonwlllsayatooes: “Theoremmlhavesossthisi‘snun- it
Beams. President, California Bank-
ers' Association
’ Head of the household can you fan :.
your family with on easy conscience S ‘
when you go home 'at night? i it
As you look around the supper table ii
and think of the future,_'ss well as the i is ..
present, requirements of those whov u I.
depend upon you, what kind of a fee‘l-k ‘
ing does it give you? Suppose you; ’
were suddenly called by death. howl ”r
der $8.00 or $10.00.
85-98 and $8.98.
New Fad Suits
Exquisite creations that accurately
portray the correct Fall Fashion ideas
—-osieiuslve effects in the new‘fl‘edin-
Sate, Basque and semi—tailored styles——
made of broadcloth. surge and gabar-
would they be left as to money ro—i UV
sources? V H .V dine, trimmed with velvet; ._.value,
b lionV cannot vindicate your right sol ii - $18.00. Special at ‘
9 called the protector of your wife‘ U 9
and children unless you extend your! V" $14 8 "
protection into that unknown future. -'
in which you may have a living part; New Utirlty Goat
For if you were not here tomorrow,§
the needs of your dependent famil
H A sensible threemrartcr
re‘r food. clothing, shelter, education,
possibly for expensive medical treat-g
meat.- would be the same as they areV
today .
The answer this is. Put money
into the savings bank regularly, in»
sure your life and be on the lookout
for send. safe investments for your
length Utility Codt for all wins
ter wear, that buttoned snug-
ly under the chin, will
. tect you from the blasts and whirling
snow. Made of plaid. back Scotch
‘ tweeds, with big horn buttons to match
and conscious pockets. Lots of dash
DPO‘
savings as they accumulate_
Pym” for the sake of keeping up a sys-
MU
’Don't think for a moment that the ,
's decision ovsfgf
Jim Flynn. of Pueblo. COL. It Kellen! '~
'3‘.
it makes you shudder to think of all i
that might happen if you were to}
pass away without having made prop-
er provision for the dear ones you1
would leave behind ‘
Then waste no time in taking the;
$12.98.
which is expected of you and con-é I
earning which your conscience willj
give you no peace until it is provld-1 "
ed.
The man who has built up a good ,
”bank account from part of his cars l ,
dogs can go home after his day‘ a work
till greet his loved ones with a smile,
because he knows that they are safe,
no matter what happens to him.
is it not better for llrem to go
without some luxuries and pleasures
value, $5.00 each. Special,
$3.98.
lunatic; plan of saving than it would
be tor them to have everything they
want today with the possibility of
,,':li'olting everything tomorrow should Coroner VPheIsVn. of Fairilold. Flies
_ ’pr‘iVszcrtape come to the breadwinner?
Quarterly Report. ,~
i The state comptroller today re
{givgihthi gigarterly report of Qoro-V
. , . r ti clan of Fsirlicld un-
os . mm“ -' I”
scream Plugs! NOT ty. tlie expenses or the quarter
in: $3,272. 29
The coroner reports that the car‘s
of Mabel 8. Cleveland who was killed
,.... “we millet-tor- Eaton. at Westport when a trolley car beams
HARTFORD. Oct W’s—«Samuel N. a party of children who had been on
[116'le of the internal revenue senice a loft colli snot
await the principal witness in the Uni. ”fiat “$519. :5“ With hm; cm the
led States court today. where Judge y
Edwin S. Thomas began hearing the
suit or the Middlem- Banking Co. ORCHESTRA’S FIRST REHEARBAL.
ilof heliodlotown against former Reusn- , The Ncrvvslk Symphony Society or-
ue o actor its on 0. Eaton whose
interests for the United Sluice SOV' 21:63:“ held “a drst‘waekiy mums“
Vmeem are M" “red (or by U. season last evening in the High
51. District Attorney Frederick Scott “hm assembly hm “id “‘9 “lend
l‘rsuk D Hulnes and Judge Silas A In“ ”Id W0"! 0‘ “10 members was
$2M?” represent the bank which very encouraging to Director Perry
I 0 recover 00? our ll .
three years. on itsp mmilomlfiecsorht :At the next regular rehearsal. Tuesday
the government holding the company gevems' the proposal ‘0 change the
w" M. . bu“. “an“, to any re: rehearsal night from Tuesday to Mon
ductlons. day will be acted upon. it is hoped
that ii?- that several more musicians who are
T. D. LIACNGREGOR
La
Sf. «signals: by Witness in Middlrsexl
Wiring (‘0. Suit Against Rev
d Inspector Eddy testified
uctions in interest claimed to have
been paid by we bank were not aotu ldesil‘ous of joining the orchestra will
ally paid as shown by his examine-l he wcommodsted by the change of
tion of the books. rehearsal night.
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and swing to its new daring lines.
good value at $15.00. Special.
Dress Skirts
of. handsome Serge. blue and black and
plaids. with long platted tunics cloth.
button trimmed. newest fall styles;
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'CAiNE NOMINATED FOR sans-roll. ‘
. NEW HAVEN. Oct. 7,—Martin L.
Chine, who represented Naugatuck m
the last Moisture. was nominated for
senator by the Democratic Senatorial
contention, farther Fourteenth district,
yesterday._V Ho received-ii votes. and
lie-“Rapmpptstive A. H. Doolittle. of
Bethany. 10. The choice was made
unanimous
NORWALK ‘counr CASES.
William Wood. exhibiting a face
that would frighten the bravest of
men. was fined si'andecosts by Judge
Lockwood on the charge of intoxica-
tion this "morning." one court allud-
ed to Wood's ”marshes as not being
of the neatest and the latter agreed
that he looked V‘fsougn." which ac-
quiescence provoked considerable
amusement. '
Wilbur Hyatt was given 30 days on
the charges of vagrancy and sleeping
out of doom without being able to
give a Monetary explanation.
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Have. you , seanV. “IBJIGW line of
serge dresses at Bostoantore? Ex-
tra, good value:- for .vary little money.
..
The Armies
alum powder is prohibited
" , 1' . I privately and by the"
' out the wane.
r'
under dificccat ooadrtrV'ens, '
of England, France, Germany and Romania
~ not perrmtoed to uses pound atrium baking
powder.- The efficiency of the soldiers de-
pends 'too much uponN Ntheir: health and one
domes to risk the use of loadwluch the
authorities Believe would be detrimental
Therefore the“ manufacture and sale of Vibe
Royal Baking" Powder: is extensively med
baryforoes flirting he
Fits absolute wholesome-
.nels, mpamngasitdocs healthful as well as
appeti‘zing Qualifies to the food, and' its por- ' ‘ "
feet keeping qualities in every climate and . . ~
make it cu— "
larly desirable total! conditions of a?
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