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dosed and all that; he is the man
‘oi’ the defendants and ate ’.-.No restrictions are need on Mi
. dance does not support such a belief. 'priatlon of 3290,000 comp-y 31...“?! “in?! There has :eu no trollNQ'
.who had no chanceund was noigiflod- The Germans. trained 5! Prussian ment which the plaintiffs obtained in’ln the Orange “’0" 0‘ M “on “it
_. .m who wok we m, mm.” of m. discipline and inspired by ages of mar- the federal courts. vanished yeei’era‘e‘y'lmuv run so far as the men were:
MINIATURE ALIANAC FOR and [steal he found it and made tlal tradition, did not have to prove “anu- when "10 Arrronrlalions‘c°”°"“°‘- TI“ "'1” We “I
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made its report on the deficiency a'p'J ““3 53“ ll would replace many hands.
But the French, regarded shroad I! propriations. 1 As previously reported. Judge Ed-
“decadeut,” have demonstrated that The only pfogpoct iha delendantgiw.'d W- Woodmsnhasbcen will
they are not inferior to the Germans, new have of receiving'ald from Coil-fby Nth parties as arbiter. but the
TABLE CLOTHS.
PHONE CALLS. .lrauds of us all. ’ ‘ H
gut—News Department. i -—-——-—§—~—————— whether in dashing charge or “up. man is in the passage of an amend.;r6mtativas of the manuhccussrs , DRESSES: Already hemmed. \ .
92-3..Business Department l ALCOHOL AND BULLETS. born defgnse )ment to the deficiency ‘ppmpflgmujud employees have not been shown. ll Serges, Silk and crepe do 34‘ SpCCial 79c. Value $1.00
88 B h Offi e Norwitlk ’ - .bill. providing for the requested ”pm. All soon as the new agreement be- il chine. only a dozen in the 104' special 89c. Value “.25
x3 — “line ’ c d ' M the annual meet.“ 0! we mm- The Brmsn' “also! by Miran,” "hauler the special purpose of pay- } lumen the hat mummies. of 0c ii lot: value $12.98 each. 124, special 98c. Value $l-SO
12:5-3—E—-Ciier.dl::g egg“ once presidents in New York city. hr- cs foemen hardly worthy of their steel, log the loews award. It is ”pea“ saga and u l mum is Wm‘ While they last ~. .. 98 h
:3 5-13 ty 1 a once. timi- Hunter. perhaps the term“; have shown no evidence at couriers-fin Wuhm such an amendmen‘i...“ “a signed by ‘u a . $2 TURKISH To I
“°“- W“ “n “W" M 0m "enema? "l“ 1" mud by one or on Gonnactl- we I" Minna will he in tom The PETTIOOATS. so doz., double thread, '
sugar-Business Manager’s Res-
idence.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. in. F. and A. M.,
will he held at its rooms. March 2nd,
1915. at 8 o'clock p. m.
Work—M. hi. Deli-as.
All Master Masons cordially
fi-atcrnslly invited.
Fraternslly yours.
SYLVESTER P. DECKER, w. M.
Attrat: Robert M. Wilcox.
secretary. ‘
and
Iutler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main St. Zud and 4th Tuesdays, of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—m 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
' Masons cordially invited, Charles
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox,
Soc.
THE WORTH OF OUR WAR MONEYi
We are a peaceful nation that spends
mortality expert in the country, de-
clared that if 500.000 Russians are kill-
ed in this war. Russia can malts good
that appalling loss of human life by
enforcing its new prohibition ukase
for ten years.
As a result of statistical researches
covering the careers of 2,000,000 pol-
icy holders over a period of twenty-
flve years, the experts have fixated out
that during the “working years or
life” total sbstainers die off only half
as fast as those who use alcohol to
the extent of two glasses or more of
whiskey a day. Even among men who
had once used alcohol to excess, but
had reformed. it was found that there
were 239 deaths ill a given uumberot
policy holders when there would have
been only 190 if this group had con-
sisted of average citizens.
'iug statements regarding the effect of
men are the equals of those who, un-l
do: Wellington, defeated Napoleon at‘
Waterloo? l
eighty years. and bed become a no:
tlou, for the most part. of factory e -l
pioyees. And where in Europe are
there better soldiers? The Russians
have astonished the world by the spin
it of their rank and file no less than‘
in prestige, but they are not cowards.‘
They have been outnumbered by the
Russians. They have been badly led'
and poorly fed equipped. They lack,
unanimity because of the medley of:
i
discordant races that make up their
their Slavic element with the Slnv en-E
cut representatives when the dakioo- draft 1'” W accepted, M the doc-
?cy appropriations bill comes before the , “mm m "on! FM?! 11-
Hons. m ”a”. T” chance of the? While the important feature h the
amendment passing the Hon» ofiiiap- arbitration “”1”: ”0'1““! tor ‘
The Belgians had fought no war forireaeaiatives is manicured to he very M or three ream-enum- from
each party with an arbiter to ho called
Olltlli. according to dispatches from
Wuhinxtun. hocauao the House rarely l
makes an appropriation that is not fa- }“Hn. ““0169 which B016 “18 PM!!!
pristions committee. , ' - n g
‘hiartin lawior. cometarystreaiiurer1
of the United Hatters of North Amerb
on, was asked what step the defendants
log the Loewe judgment.
said that the national officers were
waiting to hear what the
tionn committee of Congress did in re- l
gard to the petition for an approp
tlou, before considering any other plan
of paying ths'ludglment. and that ho
armies and the natural sympathy chum not know what the defendantsi ‘A
would do next in the matter.
be known as the Arthur Roelots Cos
. has been organised in Philadelphia
the brilliancy of their strategy. lwas asked what step the defendants Arthur Roalofs. for ”“7 years in
The Austrians have suffered greatly; would take “e“ in weird to satisfy- m of the factory of Henry H,R.oo-
m. ,‘wmuiorsa Co., of Philadelphia. and Frank
E. My. formerly of the Price & Vogt
Afipropria- Co. of Philadelphia. are interested in
ri‘a- over the business of the F. E. Carey
Co. Hell's soft and stiff hats will be
‘under way to stimulate the hat indus'
. ~ Oi tine satin: and merccr-
. izcd, all colors; value' $1.50
each. Special ........ {79¢
Of fine muslin, deep cm-
" broidery ruffle; value 596
ll per pair. Special 39¢
ll CHILDREN'S ROMPERS.
» _Madc of. galatea cloth,
9'. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Special
n .................. 25¢,
it
.5 c. M. c. HOSE
,5 SUPPORTERS.
3“ Black and white; regular
ii price 25c pair. Special 17¢
ii I QT. TEA POTS.
. . Copper, nickel plated; va-
9! inc $1.00 each. Special 69¢
n to break deadlocks, there are give
. A new hat manufacturing concern to
be new enterprise, which will take
strong movement appears to hel
firm woven, 20 it go; value - .»
15¢ each. Special 3 for 25¢ » .
BARGAIN TABLE. _ .
1,000 yards wash Goods. :»
Ginghams, Chambrays, etc: ‘ ' ‘
values upto 50c per yard. "
Special tonight
....... 4 yards for 25¢ :'
SILKOLINE.
All new designs; value i.
12 1-2: per yard. Special
........ 7y.¢~l
COUCH COVERS.
Full size; value $1.75 each,
Special ...... .. 98¢ .
PROPHYLACTIC
TOOTH BRUSHES.
30c size. Special, each
9,, I}
445.; f‘: ‘.
:57-1‘
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Konvuo?
“i can't tell you what the next step
i
Mr. Hunter makes equally surpris-‘emy. Give any of them a good cause:
and a real enemy. and see whether
iwill be, of course. but we will do
{everything in our power to help and
try in the New Jersey halting centers.l
and arrangements are under way to re-:
upon what is known as the old Bren-l
TOOTH PASTE.
Value 25c.' Schlal 15¢
Steel gray enameled; va—
lue l9c each. Special 10¢
their friends or foes will have ground protect the‘ individual delenilants.’
for criticism. lsald Mr. Lawlcr, '
The Servlans. blood brethren of tliel, A man prominent in local batting
enormous sums of money on arma- alcohol on those engaged in the liquor
merit. in the last six years our roill-I industry. Among saloon proprietors,
fury establishment has cost us $1.400rfile says. whether they attend her or ‘
000,000. That is about a quarter of shim, there is an “extra mortality" of defeated Austro‘l'lungnrlan slavahavo» “’91“ “id “’6" "W be bf’“°"°°
billion dollars a year. averaging over‘ iii per cent. Hotel proprietors who ni- proved their valor ngein. as in their-finial; :‘Z‘SZQS’U‘L‘MMDB‘gxfixtufi
one-fourth of the total expenditures of I “and the bar either occasionally or reg-I llerolc war against the Turks. ’l‘ho‘ 1!-
the Government for all purposes what- ; ularly “We just as high a mortallty.i ’l'urk himself yields to no man iii cour-i Just how the money would b“
soever. lwhich means that their lifetime is re- age. to pay the damages in case of a so ,
We regard Germany as UN! moslrducod six years. on an average, on so Such superflch differences as therefifimemo “0 099d“; “3’9 :0 lw’lhascfizl __-n,,, man... has an tho M“
reckless of nations in her larisii Will'zcount of their occupation. Among apmf m be can be traced pretty 9 individual e on an 3 u s now. both loud and gall-ml.
‘ have not lost hope of obtaining assist-l
preparations. But Germany has spent those connected with breweries tile; clearly in differences in training.,and mm [mm the Ammo“ Pedant.” 0,.
regularly very little more for her army
mortality is one-lliird above the nor-(in smaller degree, to dilfereneos lulubor. in the event that the Federal-l ‘Vr
...... .. rrflfiflfififii‘fih-Efii‘fi
pay the amazes, .
"ZTL'J'"
luau shop, on Wallace street. Orange;
by Joseph Mercy. of Newark. The fool
tory will be operated as a union plant!
according to'iniormatiou from New {5
Jersey. The owners of the propertyi
guru to give the rent of the plant tori .
raissd' six months in order to aid in startinilI
“the new industry.
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mai. Among proprietors of wholesalel mental attitude toward the war. lilou ofbabor), s not directly makes
last obtainable figures show an infill!“ liquor houses it is one-fifth. Distillery " Every one of the belligerent nations WNW 03", labo 's an that
disbrusement of $89t,000,090 to our prominent . r me y
they have hope that the federation of-
proprlptors, alone among all the class can iustly be proud of its soldiers.
”50.000000. Wllll MVB W8 80¢ ‘0 on of men engaged in the liuudr indus- They are all brave. We might go No nclals-mlil aim ‘ movement to have
show for our money? Certainly not ei- the unions affiliated with the federa~ u
try, have a normal mortality and are; titer and any that the whole human _
flcielicy, if the critics of both branches. tlon make ludiVidual donations Hillel!) Broadway
therefore "normal insurance risks." race is brave. Some branches of it
of our war establishment are to be: __—~—~o—————— are 193,. eager for combat than others, the batters pay the award. Several of
credllod. CONVULSIVE BROADWAY. but give them . good cause “(1 weap-
Have we the worth of our $100,000;: A New York architect “is one and see how they will fight! Even
000a year in an army well trained and Broadway “isn't a street—it’s a con- the Chinninnn. with m. constitutional
easily mobilized. in excellent 00mml3'; vulsion.” Which leads us to hope lhl‘lulsllke of war, is not afraid. ‘ ragi-
snry and hospital service, in 1’03”"! other New Yorkers may eventuallyiment of Chinese in the'German “my
supplies of rifles, ammunition. Occou‘discover the tawdriness and ugliness!woum doubtless fight like Prussians. ‘ ~
tremeuts .etc.. in artillerymeu, guns!“ that over-rated thoroughfare, with We have long worshipped this mill-l THE lilhj’m'fRADE. ,
and shells for our coast defenses-{vim architectural eyesorcs and its tary virtue, “a." physical courage Orange Trade Agreements ”I" lean
Have we ”19 worth of our "50'000'000 Dllhtmare lliumlustiona. lwere a rare tiling. As a matter of tact.l Formulated. .. ‘
a year i“ “10‘1”“ warships “”10“" BTOfldWlIY is one of the inexplicable it is the commonest quality among The following details of the trade n
bio and fully manned? things about New York. The nutmeg men—or women, either, for that mat- agreement soon to be signed by man-
There is no need to get excited have boasted of it and New Yorlomade'ier, The only wonder is that it has ufacturers and unions in Orange, N. “
. ‘ 1.. appear in the Orange correspond-
about the matter. We are not face to. musical shows have advertised it until taken ‘9. great war to teach us that once of the Daily Trade Record. Now r
face with a crisis. But the Eureopean they have somehow persuaded the rest truth. ‘York: , . ‘
the state branches of the American
Federation of Labor have signified
their willingness to help such a move-
ment and it is just now regarded by
some as the most feasible "method of
paying the damages.
___.-._—————~—-'——
that
March—the Month
for Beautifying the Home
A thousand suggestions for doing this. and for ni '
, it. with many household helps that are new, practiczqi, my;
lent and sanitary—at least possible mat—are gathered in
The March Sales of China, Crys
Lamps and Household Utenslltsak’
which begin, according to our custom, on
Monday Morning, March .the First
and continue throughout the month with a wonderful succession
of fine offerings embracing
‘WM makes 03““ discussion 0‘ such of the country that the little old re- “is really rare thing, and the virtueI No strikes, and, in fact. no? labor
subjects timely and pertinent. One of cons cted cowpath winding through 6! supreme value, is moral couragmmubl" whatever, are practically
the things the public is soon going to Manhattan island is something admin. Such courage might have prevented guaranteed the maaldacturors of th s
l ' district in the new arbitration agree
mm on “mung is. able' And When 8“ ”name" “who“ “19 “W'- Whe’eafi Physical courage canment recently. detailed in this paper.
.«Haveuvt we been spending enough blinders or colored goggles wandersfonly fight it. EUnder the new agreement, there will ‘ Dinner Services Fancy China
money all these years for war put-l into it, he may. inquire, as Jack Lon- -'—‘-—+—“‘ be no stoppage of work or discharge Cut Glass ROCIC 0'"!!th
90385? And ll 80. why ““51” we 90‘ don did last winter. “Where is the‘SUES DANBURV FOR FALL of men pending adjustments owfmgdlcul. Bohemian Glass Art IVargs
ties. This means that the unionscan-
ON DEFECTIVE SIDEWALK
Great White Way?" when he is sit-i Th Ci rm n h b ‘u
___.....__.._..._.——— i e e ty 0 n ury as con ma 9
“at“ at the very moment it the g oWilefendaut in an 88,000 damage suit.
NEVER MlND YOUR MiSTA.KE8. :graphical midst or it. Or he may re‘lbrought by Bridget O'Connor, of Dan-
The people Who make mmtalres lean mark, Wltll ll“ Hammond. lnd.. .Wr'vbury, wno claims that on the night
“16 W01“- - vant girl, sizing up the vicinity allot February 17 last. while she was
The perfedi P901319 work {0’ them-'11,,“ Square. “So this 1. Broadway! Ewnlklng on Wiidman street, in Dunn
running errands and counting columns‘ Well. I don't think much of it." ibury, the sidewalk was in such a de-
of figures, fective condition that she fell. injur-
There are fine and faméus theatersl lug her ankle so that it will be per-
July trifles are always true. Everyibomermg °“ Broadway, and likewm’lmanently deformed. She states in
great and serious truth has an Obseweirestaurants where, for five times her complaint that she conducts a
"5° “m“ ‘9 “15° "“9' what it's worth, plus incidental exior-lstore in Danbury and before the noel~
Prof. William James was the great- tions, a man may get a; most excellent’dent was able to attend to her duties
d al 0 her household
est psychologist of our time, but the meal. But a wholly “New dice d 0M? Jim 31-2“: “saw“ in: we
best he could do in defining truth was . u a. tired.
and every wanted kind of bumps and Housewares
sea the New YoArktnasngmgs 0f 15 to 50%
""8000" for Details.
tlie'worth of our money?"
not call off the men and that the. em.
ployers cannot discharge ellsipfiloyeesI
until the arbitration board hassctedyj
It is agreed that the constitution or .. m
bylaws of the United Hatters of North
America, with which the Orange lo-' !
cals are affiliated, are not subject to
arbitration. The men hold that as ”.1
coin they cannot enter into an' ”agree;
ment that might at some time con-
flict with the national code. 0}? the
other hand, the unions agree not to en- a
force the so-called “stint" rule; which .,
curbs the earning capacity of the men."
It is held that in the Connccgcui
towns where the rule has been invok-
.« $ . .
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38"“ “”0“” ”01’5”” say that the[says she has been obliged to hire help.
this: best feature about Broadway in than“. case 1, returnable to the March ed on ”I’m the “We:
"T1110 truth is simply Wk“ will subway underneath. which enables a term of the Civil Superior court. men and men quicker at their work .
3" di illu 1 poll visitor to get away from -—- sometimes do more than a pro rate ‘2: ‘ . ‘
B 3 0 share» increasing their earning capa-
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”fiifififi’iflio’w WHETHER HE’S _b
it quickly. If New York ever Brows NORWALK counr cacao. la", a, the «some 0: m, “We,
Otto‘ Stucber, a chaaleur. employed up FRENCH OB omen.
... m .. ' Wm M "W C LE A RA N CE SALE OF '
up. it. may come to realize that glare is
lb, “10 ERNIE TN . I t m ‘1 “III “on“ only for Kaiser, a native of the province of Al-
Nothlng rescued—m} as t.,0oai. Dress Shirt. Wait. run—must
Whatever is may not necessarily be
' right. in spite of Pope; but whatever
is is. That is the main point. And it
is every man's Job to accept the is-
' seas and get down to business.
lat men have the wrong location,
have taken up tbs wrong profession.
have failed to improve the opponent-
not beauty, and height is not grandeur,
of New York city. was In“ .10 and m n is I ma.
W. and that. N 0" M19“ V 'naeovLorraiue. came to Tonhigoon last
and expense is not ole . . 3min, by Judge Loam lathe ‘l‘swn [ill of the union! that men shall Nil-Juno to, a visit. lam“ m ‘m and
8 ll“ 01 unobstructed sky with ammiwurt.‘ this morning. on tho M of be W “1‘ mg of work. but children to run hlslittle shore while.
stuck in it is worth all thsvblaa‘lng Cl'lviolatlng m motor vehicle 13', Ha that “a“. fiflmh‘w’o dull lie was awaii‘Nciw magma war in ‘12:.
Mg, “4 gm ups. mmw‘ranintoa trolley carinnuaitdtha h M com“!- q-h.‘ “131183 ““1 e 0 ’0 rn. m -
, Wh‘h‘"b0!'ll"1lfld¢f Germi- rule the
shy-linseed ml! parades in WWW Hotel. M m “w “.nent of 1m gave memos-stint province in new in the hands o‘l’ili'
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J ties tor education they. lull in youth. 'n'clocs. withhisautonohlh uses and.“ my gm {sen who new French and to return home would be
have not married the women ideally “nmm' ’ - it mthaothstthspsunslasnsdtsat n. to ’ if ’tu‘give himself into the hard; :1 the so. regardless of all- Prim to I‘ll! "or! W.
' had m . - * nerdy. On the other hand, 0 re- .
‘m “l “m u" ”l a” “”“y- wan but three minutes to catch “° 9" 5: mm 1 I“. '9'. “1“ “mm turns to Gamay. he would be com- - . .. - ..
hlluom and so” may need toms-us. the traveling haste-mania~ WW Horton. . working hoard exespt when matters m9. ‘0 loin a... W- annual: pg .‘ ”83 So. m St-
. 7 .m“ “mt“, conductor. unoofncnmflconiisaod. umnminportsmcomcupasto mumuofmhesvunmpt. - .u _ . -_ .‘
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