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PROPRIE. , r; ;:;, m?m committed the nation;
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, . SOCIETY NOTICES
. .5 gum communication of Old.
he held in Masonic Tsmpie,
ember 17. at 8 o'clock.
Work—M. M. domes, All Master0
.' ”loom cordially invited. 1
The members of Old Well Lodge are.
unsealed to most at the lodge rooms
' on Wednesday evening, November is,
attending the installation eoremonlesE
» of RSV Joli» Stapleton, at the con-
greystlenal church. a l
Fraternally. '
0. 3.3511011, w. Ml;
Attest: F. S. Lyon, E
Acting Secretary.
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_.-WAR SUPPLY MIDDLEMEN.
American nor-speculators are said to'
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; started it.
Equlre the united States to repart from
wits traditional policy of not intruding
upon. interfering with or enlaugling
Eitself in the political questions of pol-i
Eloy or international administration or
any foreign state.” .
i in other words. we have- put our
1
1
“traditional policy" in the torn: o; s
pledge to keep our hands out of tho at: E
, , ; That hcti
fistula-City Editor's Residence. valone has gone far to justify our Hon-3;
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fairs oi the other powers
roe Doctrine in the eyes of the world;
and our position is. and will continue,
' will Lodge, No. we. r. e A. M., 1.1111980 strong and commanding that none
loath otthoauropeaopoweracarestotauoE
Main street. Ynesdsy eveninl, Nov. any chances 01 MW“.- 118 to break; 1
or agreement
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“COMMUNITY pasvlcs WEEK."
Now comes North Carolina with a!
[new start of state celebration. it beardE
1 v of 1:30 o’clock, for the WM“ o'Iihe upliltlsh name of “Community Set-E
vice Week " but there isn’t anything
Ivague or impractical in what the pro-
moters aim to accomplish, and in the
way they are going about it
The president of the state university
(And by the way, isn't it
queer how many good things are start-
ed nowadays by college presidents?)
After the usual road-mending period
l
These are the heroic 1111-11 of the German subdiafine U9, which 11111111 three British cruisers Sept l
22. and later sent the Hawks to the bottom. The photograph was taken after the return from the E
North Sea which startled Great
in the center of the photograph is Capt. Licut. Otto Weddigen, commander of the ship who
is now the hero of Germany ()1: their return the members of the crew were feted in Gernlan3
and the populace went as mad over them as stolid Germans could ’
Irmjr ' " '“ 1'
Britain, and before the submarine sank the H’awke
without ever looking their toe in the:
hon. . 5
Some short. sharp adventures thereE
may be when the skulklng figures lespE
A CONNEC’NCUT OPPORTUNITY.
E UNIT
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ED STATES RUNNlNG IN
The States making up the New
England section are xen'erally lookedi ROCHESTERJI
EUROPE'S DEBT. ' 3 .»
.v. Nov. ill—The" ,
upon as manufacturing States and United $816818 "1an III Europe‘s
Saturday Night from 7 to 10
$1.00 wals'rs,
Fine quality voile 1er3
neat. pretty models, nicel3
trimmed with lace and em-
32.5o BEACON BATH
ROBE PATTERNS.
_Bath
Handsome Robe
. broidcry. Saturdav night Patterns for men and wo-
Special- each ______ ~69¢ men with cord and fridge.
Saturda3 Night Special
13 1-21: SILKOLINE. each . ............ ‘1,
‘ All new colors and de—
signs. Saturda3 Night Spec-
isl, y'ard ............. 9g!
soc COCOA DOOR MATS
16 x 24 inches, heavy
strong and durable. Satur-
day Night Special, ca. 39¢
25c CHILDREN’S HOSE:
'Black, tan and white, dou-
his heels and toes. Shturday
31. so COMFORTABLESL
Iuil size Cornforts, cover—
ed with silkolinc and filled . N
111th fine clean cotton. Sat—r
urday Night Special, each
.................
10c WHITE;
OUTING FLANNEL
Night Special, pair __ 19¢ Extra heavy soft lleecy
MEN’S , V Bleached Outing Flannel
tsc , " , for nighties Saturday night
LINEN COLLARS. Special yard ....... 81¢
All styles and sizes; Sat-
10c STERNE’S
VELVET SOAP.
urday Night Special. ea. 9;)
$1.25 BERRY AND
SA;LAD SETS “ For the bath and toilet.
A large bowl and six Saturday Night Special,
small dishes to match, line cake .................. 7g}
decorations. Saturday Night
Special, set .1 ........ 75¢
DRESSING 001138.
251: WHITE CELLULOID
loc OUTING FLANNEL.
1,900 yards of soft, fleecy
Outing Flannel, pink and
from their trenches by night and 11d-2 they are to . very large extent, the debt n the rate of about $600,000.00 ‘ ; .
vanes with bayoneta llxed against 1le value or their mummy-ea product; year, said William C Van Autumn '
opposing trenches. There is doubtless mash; up into the billions. but it 111V Soveruor or the New York Stock 311- '
a thrill, no mm, how n." some “a nevertheless 11 section or the country change. in an address here mum be- _
inhuman, in thrusting a bayonet we where there still remains plenty of tore the City Club. A in” part of,
opportunity for greater development this amount—perhaps one-third—is
lune done a 111er lug business—until last year, this educator wanted to
foreign purchasing agents woke 11p to know'
we" 8““ , “if it is a good 111111; 10 have all the
1‘3 80°“ as an abnormal “mud ‘0’ people drop their private interests twor
American products developed, and com- Eda” and 1mm“ 8 the rows. whyl
missioners “”8 gem here m b“" “a" slioulda' t it be a better thing to have through a“ ”a“, a vitals A“ “'1‘“ of agricultural pursuits. Many are the due. said Mr. Van Antwerp ”the ex. .. u '
', supplies, the speculators sprang 11p a 11 eek set aside for the consideration duels must be fought thus in ”18.811110. instances at what can actually be Mditures of America, 30mm“. 1240* y'w' .. ‘
, , ‘almost o1er night. They operated n+1l of all matters of public “ elrare" . owl. night no: night along intarmlna-‘done with New England soil. it maylanmflgnmur into the pockets of Eu
'1' middlemen between (he alarmist-111119181 "Why indeed"" And so the lust ble battle lines! But the darkness cov- ““9 been cultivated .1%!‘P"_,Lui itlsEl'O'Min inn-keepers, merchants and the ’
_. and the purchasing agents Their 1rd era them all. and the world ne1er 9° W 01 “still! possibilities yet others who 31“” the WWI-3 from
11 eek in December will see the insugur— 'M‘w right "fitment. _
each
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Saturday Night Spool-lei, blue. Saturday Night Spcc- ‘
519‘”
in]. yard . . .
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Jug—.1; A.
; , ' Itmvelers a stream of gold amounting,
; mi! ltocedure 11113 to go to the maker-IE allou of this new i 11 ea The ”and“. know. 1" ; Regarding Connecticut. Chairman gm about two-Mills oi the total value or; j--—_-v . - ~
of“ shots- blankets. automobiles. elm; In 3111: , o, wan, new“... 3, a or the N05"! Saves mod. 1? am. ”“99“,...” km W balance ioentral governing body “in which busl- house last year and was also a can-
lieu of North Carolina will resolve it-
and introduce themselves as represen- self into a committee of the W »
;- tatlves of foreign nations They would; figure out ways and m
are: the bottom rates, then go to the intthlnxs ,
nmatiue foreign “propensity” and E ‘
-. ”QM. very community the people will
now as agents 0 “ e
0906!!! ““4 Jpn (“3 “mm.” discuss Schools, libraries, roads. hook-
,flll'lly "d ”f“; ”i? supplies 5} high worms. forming. stock-raising and oth-
or prices it is excu declared that or vital militate ‘And W state got
* ”hm“ purchased from on American eminent, through its various depart-
manuiacturer at $1. 135 a pair were sold Ements. aided by the state university.
to a foreign. gu1er11mont at $3. 50 s will be rm“ on the Job SUPPlYlnE lu-
pair Some of the sales ran into mll- formation and inspiration.
“ll“- vSuch discussions wake' people up.
'l'l’t was too good a thing to last, how not them to thinking, and “start
nose men. railway also and public-E diasto tor spss‘ker. He hi 111mm sure
front“ Ammo,“ bank; when the m, spirited citizens predominileko the 111-; to :11 upon the Mom commune in
lesion dl. politician! This turn: or the coasts, and it Senator 13111111 is
imanulacturlns and the manufacturing r 0W“ W" “953‘ the finances 0‘ a“ it 1
only broom! and “1810"- product is valued at “90900300. 190“”. said Mr v“ Antwerp. n, . “summation. lie said. might well be chosen president pro tear. senator Ev.
Dealened by the‘ everlasting din of; mm M she ”Problem that has not been solved. “airmail-d on the general pin ot- ”he arts my be the chairman of the you
column .oallo‘us from the rain of shell: “.1“ “1,”,er fi 21:,“ “1‘53; trill not ’e solved in my mention; Mrs! nouns m. dim the rail: Vlclar‘y committee. "
and shrop11el.ll1e soldiers rub and of her crops. and the value of her1 “filth“. “to that lmEl‘Mg lbw (when! districtb 36W; Mfimfiyq {filly a! New linen
struggle on. blind mechanical lnsri‘ii-E terms has increased over 40 per cent. hm!“ Wk!!!“ in the bunch“ 9985 “'8‘ w M5 W) probably hi“ ‘ 1.111111111111118 h‘
meat, of force, beyond thelr compre- in tell last cenuugrparlou: AHei' con. lion of the vulgar! States wit. reforma- . dicialy oornmltteb, though is m 0|
hension. “mm” ‘°°“ "“‘mmwm ‘° “"E'EATBI M Hill.“
A thouqh we have normally an nppsrmt rallies in charge Of the fill!!! fish 1‘08-
COMPULSORY MEchATION. .state presents s snot opportunity for credit balance in trade or over "00,. islatlon
A recent 111111011111 in the Post-Die the. °“°’8¢“°"“‘“"
patch “111ml attention l0 s "901‘” ' Connecticut can do more with its an. twice dist unborn. so that our bussterinx of the next legislative se‘ssionwill; "for the ludlcinry committee in: the
lion adopted It the recent convention labia “a unused land than u 1. doing trade balance not only is wiped outEnot come until the first week at 1.111.110.1111
oaymous. and manhood is not a pols recent. address. declared that «she has‘ “Che oi the difficulties which 0011-:
a serial quality but a quantity measured $517,000. 000 at capital engaged in'
.1.
mil
once to other W .q u , the shellfish cdmriissloii he'unsy ile-
= 1:80.0001100 a year. but she produces "' “E. “W“
1100.060 annually we have in isotoihor I Representative Chas J. Martin or
, , by our stupendous debt to Europe.n Al: laire a place as chairman or the com-
""" "‘°" ”M“ less than 3.201100. 000, so 1111111111.
Third can be (“mm but that annual international debts of at least; NEW HAVEN. Nov. 11. -—'l‘he -. West Haven will be another candidate
’eter. Foreigners are. not all tools;
.‘Ene Lther are American manufacturers.
The purchasing agents woke up and
, began to do business direct with the
'V vinctorles. on a more economical basin.
And it is well that they did. For this
sort of speclilatlon,“vwl1ile nominally
‘ ' 'legnuaate." tends to discredit Ameri-
nun business and to drive away trade.
1101,. to mention the fact that any pro-
to be distributed ought to go to the
Wanton who has. his money and
‘Wer invested in his business
’ .1 rather time to a clever gambler 111th
nothing, at stake. .; >
‘ for the sake of American enter-
prise, and the capital and the labor
,, that it represents. we 11am all the for-
‘, i311 orders he can get. and we want
L ”them on terms oi whose fairness and
fionor there can be no question.
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MONROE DOCTRINE WORKS BOTH
WAYS.
, fine ‘of the unforeseen consequences
"61' the war ‘is the immense authority
added to our Monroe Doctrine. Never,
since the first enunciatlon of this prin-
"' ipio by President Monroe. in 1823. has
it‘. been treated with half the respect
drown -lt now. Foreign statesmen
him have allotted at it in private and
given it grudgfo‘a recognition when
their oilicial duties compelled wit are
how prompt to assure us or their ac-
‘ quredoence This My has been
especially noticeable in the case all
(lemony.
7f way is Europe all at once no slouch
in its support-st this doctrine of Amer-
V lea tor Americans um 11m 1’1 trout
(1‘
things." There isn’t much that an
American community can't do- when
the community-brain gets to work.
“Community Service Week" 0115111 to
be a line thing ior North Carolina and
about forty seven other states.
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WAR WITHOUT ADVENTURE.
War contlllues to be defined with
inure or less precision by various ob-
By the ilmeh‘the‘condiot .111
over we may have a reasonably- accu-
late idea of just what it means to light
in battle under: . modern conditions.
Here is one of the latest descriptions,
from an English correspdndent. ‘Writ-
ing of the west Flanders campaign. he
say:s
“011 both sides it has been simply 11
servers.
, slaughter in whigh all human quail-
» ties have been‘annih‘llated, or at least
stupelied. by' the destructive power or
artillery.
“ ‘We just wait for V'desth.‘ said a
Belgian officer. ‘it is war without soul
or adventure. It is the gun that does
all the business. it in gun minatguu,
with men as the term.
the 191m torn km: those autumn
trees around us by n storm of humour
men are tsllliq like leaves. and the
ground is heaped with; thelh. 9.1111111“
will no decisive victory on eithe nus.
One week lot dehtll is renewed by 1111-
other week of death. The position
changes n 1111111, but that's all.’ " I
"war wlthoi‘it soul or adventuro'“
that some about the best inscription
yet. swam an? thrill «or 11.15,“ a
soul to insults poles scalable. Noth-
the o! uro- oil born when hail W
its: in personal an)». an m
on Insert ova-It m. m are H
' test that it was the opinion of the 3,-
' every man, woman arid child were to
KW as
‘ the advocates of such wholesale icon:-
"autumn-mason”,
of the American Medical Association.
was returned. marked with the words:
"Aide.” The resolution. reported by
the Associated Press, was to the d!-
500 members of the convention that
"public weliare would be conservedit
be subjected to a compulsory. examin-
ation as to physical fitness once every
year" ‘
if the A. _M. A. convention has pass-
ed no such resolution. there. is evi-
dence on all sides that a large number
or doctors and bygenic filtllllbts are
desirous of fastening upon the peopleE
a species of medical tyranny. fir
Iiarvey W. Wiley told the Mother:
Club in Washington recently that 1-1115
(lily is coining when every pupil will
be térced to undergo a strict modidhi
examination."_ it has boon shown
that, in a city of the size of Chicago.
this would necessitatetthe appoint-
ment of 300 medical inspectors. at a
coat of 3360, 000 a your. V . '
Cornpulsory bodice; examination or
all hie adult population would be but
a step-from compulsory medical exam.
ination oi all school children One or
pulsory medical stimulation is Dr. 8';
3. Goldwater, Commissioner tit Health
pi New «York film; it' is. of course.
‘urged that bitch Va scheme wotihl W
test the people squish disease and
Health is, 0! 661151. priceless But
solspereonolllborty Olthettm.
the universal verdict oi mankind new
ball tbst Ms] liberty is Int.-_
8t. mil foot-Bimini. dilly 9‘ if“.
\
1 , 9" ..
While those W rulers are
» porters the other d“!
at the present time. That such is but I .bllonco modulates against as
recognized la indicated by the ill-Which mm compel In to expert at
creased i'srnl value within the last 10; hut 15mm in gold to pay our
years. but such should be continued
until Connecticut produces nearer of
the amount or i products it re- trade balances.
quires. it the ’ lllty exists it "i was interned recently by Sir
should be recognised and improved-‘Eaeorgo Patch. who is now vlsitlnuthls
Norwich Bulletin country in his mow-Y as assistant to
._...._... - fthe chancellor of the oxehoqusr. and
ANS. who is a recognized authority on large
ALL Monomer AMER": ,, {matters of international economics.
ithlt the net debt of the United Stats!
i decoded ex lain 11111111.
”Sting: ‘8“ ohms; the cum to Europe amounts to about 3611011110,.
campaign in New fork, because
lost its 'l‘eutonlsln and is therefore no.3300 000.000 arises tron; interest and
dividends on American securities
malnul .
l-Zingmerguczrx ‘2th, 03:1? in: SZODHOOOOOO from the heavy expendi-
the “me new sheet m” extol “Whore! of our tourists, and the balance
ix the Celtic blood not 111 France, 011mm ““90"- "?lllhtfi 11:11! to nuns“
course. but in Ireland, admiration for; “39°“, ml“! DIN of torsion
which can hardly be kept “Within and marine insurance. incomes paid
bounds Yet «the “mum; arisen: to the estates of our expatrl'nted Amar-
whether Ireland would prefer the it“ “‘9 ‘gmzlmmli elati-
strong and Toutonié’lllngland oi Oren-1;” items.“ “a “32‘ 01m“
well aim mus William to tile ‘decs— u;mm Win.” at 35091000 01111
dent England of Asquith and Unfit-9:“ ehsveuanfleannmnal a“ debt oi '30”:
George. No special pnedilectlon mf:009000." . 1
'Teutouism or strung governments was; - -’
shown~by John Redm‘ond's Irish sup-1 fiemm sold M; 27;: ““9”?!
when. a, Jilmozahod never «1;: who»;
on
pledged themselves to the 1111113111111st “may“ {:me var
non of Belgium from; German rule. “m 0““ w
The Boers are perhaps more purely
Teutonic than the people of Germany. , - '
but they have shown‘ ammonium
for 'a “strong” emplre.:o ' it i 1 , .
©l86iy because 11: deal oi ; ,
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l
Butch turner: hails been
gall do "not ileum thew
rotten» A
it great deal
theselnvoatnentsaranolnnserbdnt.
but already the members of the Re-
publican party are is!“ blah (or the
organisation ot the house and mate.
and for president pro tem. of the sen-
ateonthepsrtot the punctuateE
Speaker Webster won out after a con-
test with Go! lilo-17 Hall and m1:
It. Really. In the senate senator m. l
ders was chosen woollen pro tem.
This year it will be all Republican
politics in Mb bramboolor tho’neni-
It has 000 I 1881'- 0! this 818m. “ml; 0mm mam gr; vary- gnu-c. “9 18th birthday, but not till!!! 45th birth-
okanoessrothummliealsy will
he muddle candidates for speaker
of, the Minefield ‘be may win while
Col. ~Robort 9 Baton sully rants-the
to was united ”that is mes so
beuualllvormh. Hlafrluidsm
mama- loss mflsodthst 11‘. 1111me
written to mama oi represents-E
ammunisybotbathobellevod
that the More would be Republican.
and that the members might honor
him Wilh'the speakerahin. Or- that
wouldn't have been the plan oi his
assault MW?!“- ibienovliaiims-
oedtbstha may beacorldldahdor
weaker of 1119‘ house. which in power
summarised-the pumice-lot
' 111.111.1111 may lsstyearlaibe 3
ailments-aster, Perry. who w'ss“m
mummies-115mm.
“mu-Whom una-
Ssbin Russell. who was clerk or the
house last session, will probably be
promoted to the place 111 clerk of. the
debts each year. This debt grows outl it will be remembered that last year E ”note. while John Buckley. the as-
item Which are not lnc‘llded In the than “a “IWIWTOT the 8m. l man's phcfi. '
Eerslllp on the part of the Republicans
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CWIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
The U. 8. Service Commeioa will
hold a competitive examination at
South Nor-walk, Conn" on November
88. 1914. for the positions at clerk and
Earlier in the South Norwallt, Conn.
post since. ,, -' .
Applicants must have reached their
day. on the date oi examination, and
‘must be citizens of the Uidted States.
Male applicants must measure not lean '
mansion! lnohes‘ln bouht'ln bare
not. 110 male applicant who passes
the examination will be eligible for
sypolnhn'ent dther us clerk or all"
risrvriioioss not valuation“ 185
pounds within ovacolt and hat, It;
will be inadvisable tor unis ”311115.1-
whose normal weight is less than 186
pounds to enter tho examination, Fe-
malsapplicants aranot inanimate be
of any- specific height or weight.-
hob applicant will to required to
sublui 9 minor on they; or
mutilation Vs m at 11.11.1111
taken suns two yearn . ,_
m midst or 111th and
the required connection blanks ad-
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