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.cuiites of ms 3' American andm11:~ {13.wa Wig-1111:5911“ to be sorry for,“
V “hm“ t'ltlés’ met hegem FridavVVVVV fiémmsélhe an“ or fail ME"
A...” mid OLmlCas‘fl'. who. 13A}: filing—shits 111?):th boils.
1319' spéal'ters. presented stsfistlcs. to. will. u annulment: 3111111 1111113..
rshow that this city VpolVd more or hravelyV. ;.:-f
V trile for electric street iiihting‘t 111' 'They would learn to despise ‘g‘the
either \ew York or Chicago
mites," he said were many? timéé'tii'e based 1111': such' as 'rsce hthe. narrow
V of" tohntils. 11 he approve contract or-
. alliances or y 111:. contracts 'provid-V to be
he placed '011 a non speculative basis
V and their security should approximate
. mm m municipah‘ bonds
" cities should assume the risks
V loss due to unforeseen causes. .
. should substantially guanmtee the in-
. tegritr of all investments mode at the
« ; request or 11-1111 the approval or p‘ub
WHATS
SM‘V‘IER.
L‘ loo-notion! Game 66.. N. V. ' . "
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where soldiers are whipped to battle
and browbeaten in time ofilence.
i would like to see evqy boy in
the United States belong :q the Boy
Scouts
They would glesVl'n
nliie , _
hey E'. wing? rpersoVnal"
Mill PUBLIC lilill'l'lilll.
PH'ILA DFI PH FA, .\'0\.
16. --For the
use 11% dl 1: hit pull“ 11
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"Villglt very things chutg nation' wnrs are
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result of had polfliCsVVor lack of an deformed patriotism cruelty. and
knowledgeon the part '01 11111111.... sel shness '
They would learn to he sell'r lant‘. 1
eon, strong. frankh- kill
i-rg tor lflgltV'rat 3}" ' -‘ ‘- gallerous
llelo$? .F‘ \\ ilcox. franchise expert . The Bay Scouts are not soldiers in
V.\et1 l'ot'11.s.aid: , .. the making; they are men. (itizens.
.Puhlir ut 1111 investments should in the maklna- ' ' I ' '
srts: To help the untortuunte. to
111.116 wounded, .to save the drow'nl
ing. to take" care of» themselves. dolng
So far as
future investments are concerned. the
of
and ing'; to tie a knot. to chop a tree, to
the open air, to be respectiul rever-V
entlal, and fearless. and above all
to be good sperm-which means to
take defeat or success as real men
and not as Cl‘y 1111111110.. . .
The Boy Scout organization is the
lie authority
"The elimination of the sperttlator
and the stock jobber-110m" the utility
field and the cstabliShment or utility
lil’l‘t‘Siin‘ll‘S upon (safe, tantalum,
non-speculative basis is to my mind
11' fundamental condition precedent to
good service permanently low rates
and adequate public control."
it is a great school
where the boys manage themselves."
(V)n my table lies the November
101' Boys Life. I wish a’,copy of it
THE LARGEST BOYS' CLUB
THE WORLD.
By Dr. Frank Crane.
(Copyright, 1914. by Frank- Crane.)
(.{e-pl‘inted with permission of the As-
IN oi the eight million boys of this coun-
-try. it is full of sound sense and
i
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i
mlghty‘ 'lrterestin'. readin'."
The article. first in the magazine.
by David Starr Jordan of the Leland
Stanford. Jr. finiverstty. is as great a
societed newspapers.) pigee .9: boy Mentors on: you can
, --.- one: is. 11.111.01.11... 11.: ~ '
The 1105 Scout organization is the "W19 want you illoy Syootlts, 'for
largest b.o_1's'- club in the world.
V if your boy is of suitable age. you
should let him join. 1 do not say
breverlhingsthsnlmr l" " " ‘1
"it‘s a soldier’s business toi- tight”
and to kill.-
V 1fousl'tottld make hiln'jolll All healthy hens to M"? and “a; . ..
. hays are as eager to get inte' this 1:111in V ”when ms: . “959%": all
W‘ _
this error
as a men y is eager to get sugar.
Many nebula. Alive to the: danger of
eilcouraning 11s}- 1a.... are. alrard' this“
11101 lament will tend to increase the
poison o'f militarism in” the .yoVulh. It
thl‘e‘s hair a little sjchuAihtsuce with 111 ii 1
the ideals” taught Add 31111 practices a” m” “3 °’
slammed by the Boy Shouts to dispel 3°} mayV ‘m
the nations lull lie ledfwitli hate,
rol- without hahe' ' {$011!de 'he no
war. , _ . ”to tVl‘y To
overcome this may. .8611) 116 all to
realize that :111 ' l"? inert, wherever
To be 911113.11... .91.... is unitary. stunner ‘
There is 11‘ deal oi 300d in ‘nlllltvjl , '
training Some .1115 the whole busl- s... '3’- Nemmkeuwomam for
new world will be cooperated in mil-f ”Drench of ‘ConttV-act,
ltary efficiency 5” \ ~ i BRIDGEPORT. Nov” '_.14 ~Papel‘sV
The good consists in the discipline. were horned Thursday in aw .suit
team p131 manliness. and grit devel- .hrollght by the Cotswood Comforts-
oped by military exercises. ' -bie Comm or Syrscues igninst
' a
and V
They are taught and drilled ill these .
their own cooking, washing, and camp. ‘ ’
tell the truth and to obey, to live in'
great outdoor school; and. heat at all 1 ‘
of democracy:
could get into the hands of each one.
it is” 11 Boy Scouts busi-
111111.11”... language '
There is no 53911 V1131;- an= arm? mink Cohen or Bridgeport. to recov- ‘
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the Town.‘ at” the Home or Marcus” '
Coew's Mumpolltan Vaudeville,
Hoyt 3 Theatre
llerlrlgmveroificd Amusement ”of Sir» '
cVeptloMVlV Merit.
”1.1-5. Distinctive Stars in this Bin-9A
Noteworthy Attraction. The Tom-
mount 1111911151 or Vs‘udevlllm Story1
or Department Store Life. “Super-blah
Interpreted—3 ,
12'
“Tl-VlEV VSH'QPLIFTER. "
ivaliing in Story and Production the
Great hlew York Legitimate Success.
'Withill the Law."
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ROZE‘LL
, (0f the Parais De Danse')
introducing Their Own Dance Revue.
' Another Exceptional Presentation , .
The Absolute Marvel'ol the Age
. . MLLE. RAJAH AND CO. _‘ .'.
VWlll positively reveal the name of your;
future husband. tell you where your; -
lost articles can be found. in tact her
ulsnt'sl powers have stirred both con-l
tinents.
Don’t Miss This Wondsrtul “Show
‘e'fll Biggeet_ Laughing Act in Vaude-
ville,
BROWN. HARRIS AND BROWN.
Three Brilliant Comedy Stars.V
Combine Their Eiforls in a Series or
Ecoenlricities, Dances and Songs
-AV Dainty Operatic Favorite.
' VIOLA DUVAL .
, "r11. 05111111111 Girl " .
”The'ldols of New York Soolety. .
VIVIAN MARION AND JVACK
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“Petite weekly”
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“ll-stag: Dollar”
and the Orlghml Pompom.
TABLEAUX VIVANTS AND DANCE.
St; Paul's Parish Hall
Berkeley St. .
Thanksgiving Eve
Wednesday. '
November 25th
Music by Speldel
Tickets $1. 00
' Reserved-Settle $1.50
’5
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Stamford Theatre
' "Emily WVakV‘eman Hartley Vhidnnget-V
Phone 2300.
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For Week Commencing Monday. Nov. 16th.
Ar‘T'RAo'rloNe ' .
MONDAY EVENlNG 'at 8: 15
GUY. BATEVS POST
' thl r
“0.1.1.1111: Tent Maker
, 1 V A Fashion Veer-111.15.. by Richard Walters Tully.
Willi”? 10°: 1
' Mounts 2515.,
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‘ rMntVlnee. 2: 15. ” ‘ '
, ,. . Evenings 7 and 9. ._
FVEM'UR FtLMS. ”
a
hit-.5 '5,
COMEDY VRVEELS. .
V Evenings, 10c arid 153.
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FEATURE FILM. ..
congov hsaLs. .
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Evenings 7 and 9. .
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Chairman .5...
Title. Visiting. ht-rV brother to
.l~ Wau—
, ivisiting Mr and \ers. V()Vchnr lMill
.\ Paramount 1\'Vill1 "mill fltugltmi
.' iv'grlniliifiat .
Evening, 10c and 151:. 2-. ‘ .- .
E. Williams is elnelldinz a, (g
in New York.
Franklin Lynch entertained hf. BI.
ter over Sunday. ?
_.,._._.
.111. and Mrs. D. Drill-11pm“! ‘
Sunday at Tulmzldge Hill.
Mrs. Themes Crawford emerge}???
frterids”o1'er the weekend: . '
. 7 ~'
12. 'D. Smith. jl'.. spentV the wee
end «siting friends»here.VV
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Mrs William Davidge silent a ( 5
avs last week in the city.
D120. F‘. Pentecost
Philadelphia for a ‘Ieu dlgys
been
{A .
1' Walter Boughton of Danfilury.
the week-end with friend! here
it :
. sire. irohie 'Mille.“ {gout
11'alk,spent Wednesday in Rowe
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i ”111-. and Mrs. John Sniffen.
;Sunday with ~Mrs. Seinerwot R
Edward Prince is. visiting.
Mrs.
aunt. Mrs. H. MilViS‘ of Slots .. -
”Mass. ' ‘ ' ‘ -
. Mr. and Mrs. Flea Hart entsmt'l
"ed friends from Mt. Vernon. N. f
over Sunday. ~
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Mr and \lrs.P.1ui Turner 3'
the week end at their residence
VTokene-ke ,
Miss Allte Swift has returned to
New York after spending the 5.”.
liner 111 Toltenekt
\lx's. ‘James Jackson and. 'her,
or” Normvtalk visited with Mrs
hall on Tuesday.
-—Lin. Council Minstrel 1111163."
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3 Harry Tlebout. who is all
[Wesle1n Colle‘w, spent Sunday
ling relatives here._
H Smith or 111111th 001111. "In
”the week» end With .\lt'.9 firearm
him. of. I‘ro'V-e sf'il (t
Vl W0.
3 Mrs Templeton and her dang
:hm'e left for New 16...). after .
i1 inn the summer VntV Tokeneke.
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After spending the summer
at Tokenelte Mrs. Maxwell has
(or hot home '11 l'ennsyyall
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Lm \iise \ljlrxul'et. ('leve'
has been Uniting h r b!‘
Work
:\:Il.Clt\1'V(1rVi\.of (‘raw av rut
1111s Morldric tinnitus settle“
E‘Jflefltld Mass. '
[have hoen 1'isi‘llnguul Sta
futons. returned home. last melt”
W' “ V'V
'1 RiVohar-d Tjader and (and! r
f,1:lotie'd their home in TOR‘Tnfiké-A
V‘rgturnedV toVV the city to til e
9......—
'7 1115.111: :11}. fizn‘ld 11111
'dnughtel' of Pittsl‘ididfl
1ng'hland .11 enue
\irs. Templeton and her dang
who spent the summer in G. Bend
'house on Butler’s Island, Vltm
turned to the city.
The Christmas Entertainment Co
mlttee of the Baptist Church It}:
meeting Wednesday alter-noon to
for the Christmas exercises.
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The Tokeneke Inn closed last.
for the season. Mrs. Dameroh.
proprietor of the past seas
taken a two years lease o: the
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n"l‘he Reliance Social Club l
business meeting at the clubs
on Rooavtnn twenue. Tuesday aft
noon After the meeting a tutti};
collation 11 .u set-1' ed.
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A surprise part1 was tendered V
\‘io‘ 11 Crawford last Saturday e"
Games 11'-or1 en “eyed u-flor whi
sumptuous collation was served '1‘
were twenty 4110 present and'_
the guests departed all decl ed
Clawford a charming hostess!
Mr. and Mrs. Johlf" Canoe
‘ talned a number or their trl
the week- end.
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Mr and Mrs. Austin W. 1.0
a warming in a number 91
last Fridm evening
; ”Miss . ”Alice Buttery:
the home of her aunt
3111-. and Mrs Wllilltut
Sitt'ermine entertained V
“got-etutanVn triends over Sand
W
. Mr and Mrs. Hemllton my
in slivermlnc hove moved int ‘1'.“ 1;
House formerly occupied be N: 9
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