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MASONIC NOTICE.
9ch Well Lodge, No.1OB, F. and A. M.
’9 Main street. lot and 3d Tuesday of
1'; each mouth—Julysod Ausust or
‘ copied—Hit 8 o’clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. D Burr
Bosch, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
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filter No. as n. A. M., will as bold
4.! Mic mm mm ctr-oat,
Irma-day evening. Dooornbsr 22. 1914
it 8 o'clock.
:‘Worké-Mark Master Mason and P.
M. doom. mo so conferred. An 3.
. Mischa: cordially Invited.
Fraternally
c. A. room H. P.
f. 8. Lyon. Assistant Secretary.
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7 ‘ “lures AND' REGULATIONS.
y“ public sill join in the satistso
' lion felt by the Iallroads in the
. dltional income; at‘
"I by need it. The
Cc nildence thereby restored. in our
1i ‘ gest industry will be felt through-I
_ tout the whole business world. '
i'l'be delay in granting this condos
. stun has led to severe condemnation
108 the interstate Cotnmerce Commie
.1 si‘tiu. There seems to be ground for
“criticism. The fault. however. has
boon due to excessive thoroughness
a d caution rather than a desire to
[finish or cripple the roads. Railroad
credit and
understand the sound public seati-
mom that has inspired and support
translation and perhaps indirectly
used this very delay. At the annual
' " g or the WV sum
M‘Is Association in New York, at
ended by 800 members and 24 rail-
is. presidents, George A. Post.
:,9president of the association. raised a
_ symnothetlc laugh by declaring that
‘uilroad—bsitiug was one of the most
2mm: occupations: in the United
States." And he offered this toast.
‘fthose .who enact and those who ad-
«. My. 4‘9.”
the public. ”
‘ rtatlop clinics, particularly in ths‘
9 intent of the city where those
ntlemen were assembled. It is not
railroad exploitation and defiance of
the public welfare, 'zéal for the addi-
‘ ' interest curries nubile sort-onto
little too for. The golden mean will
i. Meets m Masonic Building. South!
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NU!“ unionism Wieldins Wand vigorous do.
w? , as,“ . .uafix
.fense of her on nationality.
was a territory um the size at mm m u, third ,, “mm. 1
Jlnflldlfl can “The Illiion Dolls:
WWW!” "I shoe-r today's instan-
EOhio and but I 10' more MW Good Bye Summer." at tworocl Vita:
-- peoples rather tbsp big ones.
than Massachusetts Sonia dared the
power of the great Austral-[unwind
Empire backed by Germany Thrush!
1__.._..“ .crlppled by two tan-inc Balkan we, .3 "an“ be, first am“ is‘
lpile rallied her strength and 3"" pictures, will be seen at the Csatorl
out the Austrian miles with tremod- Theatres in . scalars dim “um;
INIATURE ALMANAc son °“‘ We" “d “e“ We“ ‘W and puma by or Boweflh. «use
“m “u m 098w}! Molt-s” The also will?
9% tide 1:05 l m; I 19 P m months of incessant warfare Suvia be exhibited in: medium ”I" u_.
into Austrian territory.
seemed incapable of longer flint
sate. Her duress were decimated by
fighting and ravaged by disease. liar
people were mini. Brigade '3'
taken at last. and the country soars
.edlost. Russia woo too for any to
in her weakness. ~
And then came a muscle. Crushed
m the earth. the Sermon rallied tor
a last stand. King was arose from
a sick bed to lead a forlorn hops. And
Austrian conquerors were beaten and
(lung back in complete demonllsntion '
beyond the Danube. ..
Who can say that Switzerland. Bol-
iand. ' Denmark. Norway, Brim
Nothing is more false than the pres-
ence: a merely law nation M ne'-
smug assumption thatevery member
of on emplrsdsrlvesmerlt and grand-
eur from the number around him.
Greatness of soul has been found.
glory of Greece was before the son
quests of Alexander items produced
few great men aitér she had subdued
the world. The British names most
iluster in the little England of
advances granted by the interstate‘ German genius has no.
commerce Commission to the east Junder the Empire as it did when Gor- selling in the case of stocks or bonds [Helm-w Households (‘ clcbrlw lhlifi‘r'
“J“ "““k ““33 it is “It almost uni [many was a group of separate states. iomporarily rated at covet-at points]
“"fil‘mlly that the mods deserve the and the military .cbievcments 10f up‘abovo the minimum;
auv rate tic Prussia under Frederick tM Gro‘at no no riotous tumbling of prices in
urprislngif. sitar alleviation .orgy of 1
min! ”or the laws be all watchful or utilize it. Bu
the welfare of the railways as they 1 these my,“ wére raised.
cu: in the protection of the effort of their own. to a stale
LL51!“ protection of the rishts at 3115! mm
mm” 1.? a. new grievance ‘“ ”unwell! struck it nob. and all now usvo
Coal. oil, gas by DT- (300k
So far as waits been sills WW1
‘report. says they are
world-empire. but the- names thilt won
old
blossomed
surpass anything the Germans have
dons or are likely to do in the p a-
eu IIt w.sr -
Consolidation in industry and com- i
mercevis natural and inevitable, but
solidatlon of nations. it is only a
barbarous militarism that has blinded
the modern world to the superiority
in morale and emciency of small
states. Once lot Europe adopt an in-
ternational police system that will
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”a!“ themselves do not seem yet ‘05 protect the little countries frOm bum-
ing, and they may prove themselves
ev'en more clearly than in“ the past
the superiors
neighbors in nearly everything that
constitutes real civilisation.
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LO THE HIGH INDIAN.
When Uncle Sam. crowding his in-
dian' wards into 'odd corners of the
wast, compass.» the We Cir dangerous operations Iprohably' ml
sliced Tribes, his intentions were not
particularly benevolent. He wsntod
to get the original owners out of the
“Here’s to railroad regulation. May! way and gm; the most productive
and to white men who knew how to
withOut our
0! m1-
viable stride use The éaagos Cilantro,
W Chickasaw!
big property interests.
and town lots have made them lode;
pendent capitalists.
"The 0118809 We
lucky. Secretary Lane in his annual
probably tho
wealthiest people in the world. Each
member or the tribe. in the severity
nus allotments. resolved .7 little more
‘ ' than one‘ square mile Ji‘Od'Y '33"
1- me more loom um. oil find
gas mummies folous is W Minx
' mm‘fllan 32,700 WWW!“
the average fa‘rnil‘y. Tho wealth of
am tribe oer costs is iiédriy no 060.
The Greeks have done clearly as well.
wot-lo. it has proved that nations 59“? or tbsm drew as much as $90.. t” “WW
id d negligible in. war by the 099 in all mung. last year
that prams to diving ooh mm ofithsss pm... a “m up ours.“‘hot’uo.1 . .
a way up to. hero the:; in millions
The
to the amazement oi the world that
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Greece. Bulgaria or Rumsula would:
not show the same indomitable spirit? ‘
. hit upon a remedy for
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in history. a diametorlstlc oi lltth.‘
The
of their " bi‘gt pound?
‘mph drama and others of the usual
high order will be mind. Hobart
Bosworth and Adela Remington. WM
ginning Monday.
release of the remarkable “flu 91'
photomny lectures that Mr Worth
has been DW- and Ill m I
great success. Miss Farriugton is a
lady adopted tothe mamm-
self called upon to most tho intrigues
does it. and saves Mahmud. “313‘?
Baltic-on,“ the role played by Mr.
Boaworih, makes a story of great
1 sympathy and delightful. humor. Iy‘r-
shall Btedmsn give superb support
Ilecture at tho production.
GAMBLING CHECKED ON
JOHN“.
The New York stock nebula
seems. almost accidental», to have
its greatest
evil it has found a way to stop
boar raids" and curtail "short sob;
ling." The simple device ‘ of mini-
mum selling prices for securities, es-
tablished by the governing board, ac-
complishes what reformers have long
sought. The board will not permit
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isidored safe—will not 0 K. any sales
jbelow that level There is. of course
opportunity left for moderate short"
“"bear ouslaughts such as have char-
acterised the market too often in the
Ernst.
The exchange has adopted this ex-
pedient simply as a temporary device
anche of selling orders from abroad.
rather than as a reform Mum to
control the conduct of its own mem-
bers. But the public. which unions
looked, bounce it substitution giv-
en more to gambling than to legiti-
mate dealing in securities, would like
'5 to know why the system cannot be
made permsnont.
'If tbegovsrulng board maintained
a minimum scale of prices. moving it
up and down according to the gener-
al trend of the «Met, ”keepingit oi!
ways last a little lower than the pre
1mm nucleon; would have a lever
for the checking of legitimate or
effective than any regulation‘ that
[could be provided by law.
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NAILHIlG DGWN Till: 90LE.
Representative South. of Buffalo
t“; by a curious chance wants Congress, by joint meiutlomto
annex the North ”is and lit: 6mm».
Undoubtedly we are justified in taking
such 0. stop. by reason of the discovery
of the Polo psi. Peary, not to mention
the possich bulwarking of our claim
mine. from the oxplorers' accounts, the
bee," “wispy North Pole is s hypothetical point
floating about in a waste oil chilly and
uncharted brine. pin. it it can be null:
ed down an wombat“ by a more
yea-sud may vote it Won.
nsll it by all mound. tog
aurora
ologiogl‘ or theoro
ins around. The a
isms: by right: to can 1
and «the ‘W stimulus sum 1
r its cslostlfl ‘ *
mas .imlo'
“is iamm_
«brilliant actress, whose art to Mon?
help Balkan enemies threatened her-
of society m1 political ”or. was:
«a.
tie fledxnau. Rhos Hollies and Mar:1
George w. Hlll‘s photography is 1 at
there is no such argument lor the con-jto guard against s disastrous oval .
tune to plant hi
”resonance " W1.
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CHAIRMAN OF censor.
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l Representative Lemuel r. Pad- 1
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gett, of Tennessee, is the chain”
Jinan of the Nov Altair» Com-
”lulittec of the use of Repro-
scntstives, which is now investi-
gating the condition of the Unit—
ed States navy. The work has
been taken up largely because of
the agitation inaugurated by Rep
resentativo Gardner, of Massa-
chusetts, who had introduced a
resolution for arspccisl commit-
tee to inv estigatc both army and
navy. Already Mr. Padgett s can;
1". .. 9 *3 ‘ 3;
Silli lllffiiit‘lii
Tins-uranium ars immensely en-
joying the opportunities whivb are be-
ing worded them by various clubs
and associations to meet the Anti-
Suilraglst speakers in debate. 80 for
the Connecticut. , Anti-Salraglsta have
not vanish“ to rely on home talent.
They have imported into the state
woman from Ohio, William 9.15
:and otbco places. Odom sudrs
gists are convinced that their own
Dissident and mm Connecticut
speakers an fully double of meet-
ing all arguments that may be made
against votes for women. Observers
who wcri present alum in
Norwalk last week, bytors thg Repub-
flesh club, when MEI Dorman took
the platform in com do, -.Mrs
Hepburn. marked _1 how curiously tho
type of women advocating sudrago
had chased. if one and stabbed into
the hall and soon Mrs. Hepburn on
her feet,
can Miss Dorma- spouting the ra-
M would. have boon instills Do:
man was the tvpiooi W said
Mrs Hepburn the typical “viciously
woman” was puma spoke with
force and sperm—almost with vio-
Iicnce Mrs. Hepburn was sweet And
stations in manner. and coherently
concerned over tho little moons: ind
courtesies of the debate: *‘ "
Some of the new leaflets whirh are
bolus published by the Muncctlcut
Woman Sultrsge Association trelliow
ready. They embody‘ln aficonciso and
handy form the Inlorrhallon'iuuuae
Suffrsgists have been displaying in
the window of their new premises in
Asylum streeL- The first deals with
child labor laws in the ennui suffrage
states, and in the industrial states
where warned do not vote. it is a
favorite argument with the Antis that
mittce has brought out some ill-1 there gm “one, 1." controlling child.
tcrcsting facts concerningr the
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honored are not those of the modern D l as to go slow a level that is con readiness of the United States in and Ohio than there are in “w of the
.cdsc of war.
PEN-if m' nm'vrmN J
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tam Holidays.
One or the most interesting boll—
bllt there can days in the Jewidh hacienda begun in the lam.“ “W“. m“ ,mh.
lv mug, there an no with; chill; _
Must Suturduy evening. continuing for»
.uiuht days. It is knnvvn as Chanuk- i
Luau. the semiotifiedmtlon. and
{though not observed by special Ion-
{vi ms in the ”pumps, it is can“?
‘looked forward to by the children of
litu- Jewish houscholdl for it has in a
large measure euros to be a chil-
drcn s loam.“ '
The historic background of the cal-
v-brstlon is found in the fact that in
the your 165 B in. Judas Maccabeus. -
one of the few muiiaj heroes in Jew-
Ilsh history. l‘o—dedlcated to 'he souv-
Ice o! the One God. the Temple ‘nt
Jerusalem after its pollution by An.
iiochua fipil‘hanes. who had set VP
in place of Good‘o slums shrine to
his heathen God Just three yours at-
ter this pollution. on the 5th day. t
+hp month or Kisley. the Temple was
reclaimed .md Midwinter! lo the
scrvlcn of Gad. — 3"" '
Around the festival cluster may
{beautiful legends, which ham hoisted
to shape the character or the sole-
bratlon. One such legend is to tho lut-
tect that when the Temple was re-
dedicated only it single ”use
of oil was found unp‘olluléd, but
lihrough the miraculous intervemion
or (too. this on provedlo no unionism
for burning cor elm ”We
Nights. .and until other all fit to; the
service might be proposed. For this;
mason to this day. Jews light um-
dlrs in theta-shown moon 0!
Chnnukkah for club! sutccssive
sights. one on the first nlI-rht. two
on the second, and so on.
There is .a1thenry that even. before
the historical evenv which Chomsk-
Imh celebrates. the feast had men
observed by Jewa bathe beginning. of
the winter bromide, and thutlts blinds
ls'common with that of the Christian
(‘hrlstmas and the Human Saturmd-
is which occur at about the same sea-
son. and which are likomlss CFle'il'J
ed by thetiightlng ct lights loud the
interchange of gifts.
Among the Jews, Chanukkah u a
We for rejoicing not aid on the:
not ofthsohildun out» when!
the part of poor. who are aquys ill).
orally remembered.
. womw ‘Wisllnhl.
Ready-nude advice pliant ill: the
case. .
When a man mm to soon it it”
' When a bachéliocélib 0f9 ‘fits 1‘er
me life he gets married. ‘
floss are times who the tender
‘isos. tough proposition. 1
may a preacher orgasms his”we con:-
»1 before -h_o noes “$51.59
w ahénsn falfi
m no make money . “chst
Wu?
a anomalous p‘eils lots are he
‘1 . moss
1labor in New York. Massachusclta
elm autos when woman rate. The
Suffrncists grant this but add that it
is well that these eastern states have
some good lows. tor they sadly hand
them; while the absence d. hwa pro-
mug Ming children do hardly felt
«on. ~
0f the eleven states when women
veto on «sol sonn- with man. only
one-Wha- oust 1.000 chil-
dren at Mint waves. According to
the last with. California has Loco
such children. The women have been
voting for line mm in Gallium“.
and they have already brought about
the nos-age of a law raising the awe
at which children can begin work
from i: to 15, mu] another measure
creating a commission to would: In-
to the conditions under which women
andohildron or. at work in Califor
nia. That is not a bod record for
three years. and the wornm cannot
be blamed for wanting full informs.»
lion on the sublsot of child labor in
California bolero they proceed to ask
for legislation. it took a vast deal
longer than threo years to obtain
from the lorislsturos of Web“
sells and Connecticut laws for the
protection oi «cum workers um thislr
existence add their need or protoc-
tio‘u were fully known. 9 .
The favorite charge is "hos/evil:
Must the women of Wyoming who
hsva been votlnc for 46 wits and:
yet who hue not placed an the stat
uto books at the state any sash pro-
tectivo lows as we have in Connectl
cut. In Wl’omina there are just
twelve children working for wages in
shops or lsctorios.‘ Laws are not
usually passed for a dam individuals «
especially when there is no rssscn to
believe that they no in need or soon
ial protection. Ace wording to Judge
unsoy. it is just as reasonable to (19
mod lava vior the suppression of .
ground squirrel: in Connecticut as it
is to demand law for the protection
of toot“? children in “1° 3“” '
Mountain States in all the states:
where women vote. outside
10min. there are not all told a than:
and child laborers, _
tlcut alone there sire
in Massachusetts. w man is «may
hold up anus mods! nor Mound. oi
on. sun rose! mimi- '1 "
a... no. .8 1...... 6? ..,. -
reptile motoriqo: .
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boys and
“km in work is} the
and in other smanumg
mmsrciol . 1..th .
“ withers men only. vols. .1
1 without listening to the ‘
. 3speeches, and bad then returned and
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9 Goods
*Thé'Store 0f
Tremendous * Assort-a
ments.
g1 Prices
, u , .‘ . “ ‘ ‘ ‘V “ r‘ ‘ N “‘3 ‘ ‘ .
llIotIsaIubs upon thousands of tlsei'trl'and practical ”011
day (lifts such as
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Furs. Waist‘s, Muslin Underwear:
‘Blsnktts, Linens, Silks, Cloves,
Hoszery, handerchtcls, mother
Necl‘lwear, Stationary,
Jewelry, China, Cut Glass, etc
Make your sclcctions now while the stalks are at their
host. amid possible disappoininunt.
TOYLAND
1 “lump of the Happy “tarts.
pin) things.
come you here tonight.
To our anxns, our ‘ctzsmwius.
With pleasure m,- express hourly thanks to our Friends «In! (rusw.
morn for L'Indc o! the past’9
BRING. P014“: and I'UI‘ l9’L\\TS in numbers
Crotun, litmus, Phosnixcs. Ferns. .‘lznlehs, Aromas. Asparagus. Pain-J
.irdcsos. (bum-lens. Duds”, Jet-oar ‘
‘ 'Icm. Cherries. locum Erluns Begonias. clc.
scrubs. Auruucarios, (‘vtLImI II,
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USEFUL GIFTS
Wonderful Low
Filled with countless
Many special low pricc attractions will wel-
Wherry limos todll
.r' Cali around- -elad see our stock fox Christmas, which imiude Fl. OW- ’
(‘nt Flour-rs nl‘ qnnlllo All Christmas greens 0! 51mm rimmi-
the value so don’t forget everything for Christmas nus be foam! at
The South .‘oill‘l alk
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
No. 2 South Main Sheet
at 0le .-
while in com. a 1. .
over 5.000; find .
stator laws-ammo“:
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