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lbltious aixten-yearolda against them.

13155700le 8.0 Wiles
EVENING. mogul ii
‘ESTABLISHED BY?

JAMES clothes.Z ,
. v ,, field. The farmer will simply makes

E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN, ' special effort on that particular plot of
PROPRIETORS. - ‘ iground to apply all the agricultural
’ 7 theory and experience he has. He is

THURSDAY, MARCH :8, 1915 also expected to apply considerable 'en-
1 orgy. but. brains are considered more,

 

 

 

HINIATURE"IKBMANAC FOR? .

, , TOMORROW' I expended in to be figured in at the rate'
gdfihfigestggg'fgguméiggaé 11.13. of 20 cents for each horse. The crop:
’ ‘ will be judged on a basis of 40 pointsi
for the amount of yield. 40 points for.

up

EVENING SWINEL TELE-
. PHONE CALLS. '

gen—News Department.
gag—Business Depart-unfit, ..-: ‘
I388 --Branch Ofi'iCC, Norwalk. eating the cost, the farmer must not‘
nes-a—Editor‘s Residence. the‘:
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neglect to figure the rental of
ground, which is put at $3 to :4
acre. according to location. .

it would pay to inaugurate such can:
tests in every State in the Union. for,
corn and other important crops. 'l‘lley‘
M98“ “I “35°11": Building, South increase the output of foodstulfs, if -.-y
“‘1“ street. I“ and 8d Tuesday of introduce scientiilc methods of crop-

each month—July and August 01- ,. . ‘ . ,
cepted—at 8 o'clock. growing far more effectually than can

All Master .

Masons cordially ‘nyltmt Sylvester be done by mere preaching or tllcoria~§
P. Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox, ing, and they make farmers more busi-
Sec. ‘ . nessiike by getting them into the hab-
its of keeping books and finding out
what their crops cost them. ;
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THE CONS.UMER’S “GOAT." ‘
Railroads of the East and West have
got advances in freight rates. Now‘
they are asking for higher passenger;

 

MASONIC NOTICE.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.

Butler Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, Southj
Main St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal w
Masons cordially invited. Charles
A. 'l‘ucli, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox,

 

 

 

 

Sec,
fares. and 41 roads demand additions
g "““ “ "“'*"_ to the rates for transporting meat. i
SHERMAN LAW AND "PERSQH_A" Very' likely the increases are all (lev

GU'LT‘" served. Very likely, too, they would

There doesn’t seem to be much left. contribute, in certain ways, to the
0f the soot! 01d Sherman 111W. Fll'lillcountry’s business recovery. A fly
the United states Supreme 00““ modi- appears in the ointment. however.
tied it with the "rule or reason." and: when the consumer begins to ponder.
now ii Federal court of Appeals seems" on what such readjustiuents mean to?
to have pulled its “personal. gullt"3 him. He, rather than the shipper ori
teeth, by its decision in the celebrated] dealer, is the mail that really has to
National Cash-Register case. ifoot the bill, And while he‘s willing‘
it will be‘ recalled that the convict to pay all legiumlfle charges accord-‘
non of 27 owners and employees nil ing to his ability, it certainly does tend
this Corporation, two years ago, “'35. to "deprive him of his goat” to observe

hailed as conclusive proof. at last, that: how such additional expenses a“, us~i

corporate guilt was personal. and that, ually multiplied by the time they ilflb~

individuals guilty of illegal ‘bilsiliess‘ blc down to him. "

methods could be punished under the! An ”gm freight charge 01 three'
" Sherman act. Federal Judge lloilisterfl cents a hundred pounds for meat. may:

in sentencing the‘ defendants, took oc-t become mm a gem, up even a cent a‘

 

casioil to remark that the penalties in-; pound in u“. corner meat BllOll- Alter
flicted would serve us a. wanting to all: a recent coal strike was settled ‘by
other business men who might be a recent. coal strike was settled by
“milled ‘0 improper practices. The: raising the minors' wages six cents a;
testimony at the trial was to the effect! ten. the coal dealers collected an extra,
that the Cash Register Company had, half-dollar a ion from the consumer;
enlarged “5 business by means or, The same sort of mathematics was up:
bribery and intimidation, espionage,i plied lately in many cities to repay‘
vexatious "UKM‘OW misuse 0f balm“! bakers and millol's for the higher cost;
laws and the harmssing of rivals in' of wheat. l
other ways not usually considered hon-i These are rather discouraging}
orable or just. Now, however, there- timeli. anyhow, for the consumer of
viewing court glvesllle defendant com-t fixed or lessened income. On all eldest
"Pu-“Y 5- pretty clean bill 0‘ moral:there is gentle pressure tending to;
health. and hardly leaves enough of' elevate the cost of necessaries. ant-I
former Attorney-General WWW“, tic here and a little there, a trifle more,
shanl's elaborate indictment to make: for taxes. for railroad fares,
a new trial worth while. t
It may be just as well that the Cash!
Register 990919 don" have ‘0 30 to} together makes a disheartening addi-i
jail, after all, whether they deserve to! tion to the family budget and narrower
‘ or not. in the present melltai’gl’ate of. the margin of saving or comfort. Ana:
American business, web a fate might still the consumer stands for it, on the!
have been interpreted as "pcrsccu~
tion," and as a warning of nameless
terrors to follow. At the same time,
it is probably just as well" that a. new
business-regulating law passed by_Con-
gress last year, to supplement the
- Sherman act, provides genuine and
unquestionable authority for holding
individual members olfia corporation
responsible hereafter for corporate ill-
1 doing. . - ,
l ilowever desirable it in

ly American conviction that "times arsi
going to get better."

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PARIS STILL SUPREME. 3

Paris still rules the world of style“:

There is the same old struggle of the;

. modish~ dressmakers and» miliiners to!

 

particularly by the Germans. We
shall have them here. never fear, re-
- . . gardless of submarines and war:zones,;
assure Big Business that Government in time for the proper celebration of!

‘ has no animus against it, it is no less Easter.

ay be to re-

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l The ratio call for “contest plate” or“? supreme over all. The‘cnt or a gownZ
‘5 live acres each, as nearly rectangular is more vital than the rearrangement;

{as possible, in any part of a regular 7 of the boundaries of nations. in spitei
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of wars, blockadee, throttled coni-
merce and falling thrones, women must

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dress a la mode, and the mode must»
be French. i

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Yale refuses to let its new Bowl. be3
matic performance less dignified than?
Greek plays. The Yale authorities are?
inconsistent. The old Greeks didn't;
use their outdoor theaters tor oldf

happens that the typical America.
show is the circus. Yale is guilty or?
priggish, un-American and undemo-i

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izing all available garden plots and,

farms, with special emphasis on the?
raising of potatoes. it doesn't de-

n to relieve the food scarcity by utllq

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IDS ANGELES. Much lit—Barney

the cost of production, 10 points m.fhlgyptian and Babylonian stun that, Oldildd, guided by mm; through a
tile itemized record of cost. and 10 for. Who“ but 3 {9" highbrow-s “W105“, male of mysteries hidden under the
an exhibit at a county fair. in recké stood; they put on Greek shows. it hood of racing automobiles, won the

first annual Venice Grand Prix over
the Parkway in the beach city yester-
day aftepoon.

it was the: most. remarkable speed
contest ever seen in California. with
any one o! fire during pilots in line to
win until the la: lap. Oldfield's time
for the 80! miles was 1 hours. 24 min-
utes, l: 246 sounds. an average of

. vacant lots in Greater Berlin as truck over 68 miles an 59""

Billy W130i}. Maxwell teammate of
Oldfield. drove his car into second

place; G. E. Ruckstell in a itierciievI

_mmnmi

important than mere work. The labor; used for a circus, permitting no lira-“:WIIS um Mt. m h.“ by

Winnielfierfllilee

, tract from our interest in the matter} was third. and John Marquis in a Bug‘

to learn that the idea is borrowed getti, fourth. t
from America. being nothing less than‘ For the second time in a few months;
Gov l’illgree's "potato patch plan" m_; Oldfield established a non-stop record,’
' . ‘ .eoualling his performance with the'
augurated m mm)" many ye?” “50- l Maxwell in the Corona race Thanke-
--.~.—_.—.—,...___—- an...

‘ . ~ Egiving Day, when he drove the 300’
Considering the rate at which immt- ‘

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"Friend Wife, here's one on
yam—yon went out of town
and bought that. suit for our
little Willie. Now if you’d
gone to Rogers & Stevens
you could have found just as
good a suit for $2 less."

Here's another point—do
your buying in the town
where your husband makes

his living.

Rogers & Stevens

NORWALK SO. NORWALK

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Hot Pace Set in Early Hours of En.
duranec Content In Garden.

NEW YORK. March 18.—At one min-

grants from southern Europe have;
been
seven months we have exported 75.-
000 more ittlllans than we imported

returning home recently—4n.i

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l the alien labor problem isn't likely to?

give us much trouble this year. ’
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TALK8 0N THRIFT.

Thrift In War Time.

fore

. miles without a single stop.

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, ute after midnight the clatter of roller
tskates was heard in Madison Squllre

‘IGarden. when the racers started oi!
; on their twenty-four hour journey that, ,

gwill end at 12 o'clock tonight. For
gseveral hours the crowd had been

‘gathering awaiting the pistol shot "
1which started the men on their long; "
7 ; race and a hearty cheer greeted the-
} lluyue Denegre. of the Yale creW. men chosen to open the long battle in
H , i yesterday tendered his resignation as! which speed and endurance will count.
learn of great mummy are be captain at a special meeting of the

us, and the continuing habit 0;: wearers of the varsity "Y." called for die Martin and Frank Bacon,

The particular favorites were hed-
who al-

tlirilt among the people will for-lily: “I81 purpose. A vote was then taken ready have been through a baptism of
America in its new role of world bank- ‘0 9190‘ at “(300830": and 0f ”10 four fire by winning the last twenty-four

er and assure the prosperity of the na- who 038! billion, well one "Nell/311 hour contest held in the Garden. The. '
tlon indefinitely."v—Seuttle Post-lately one, “1me ‘6"an the matter (188413 teams kept well together in the earl
locked. The four included A. D. Stur-'

ligencer.

Strange us it may seem, the greatest»,E “Will", 1‘. MULMK‘. J- K Sheldon all“; was set that align
amount of saving does not take place‘ 30W LOW; Jr. 1' is 9058“)” that ll 0031-, of the teams

i period of racing. in which a hot pace
rs disaster for many

long before the final

in most prosperous times. Conditions promise may 13" 85001“! ““th ‘1 70W. Sprint starts.

such as have arisen in some parts or dlyll that Till be the means of 0182-.
this country as a result of the war in “'8 10W: Who is favored '0? the ll05l- lll case two or more teams are tied the

Europe are often the signal for it re-
turn to a simplerscaie ofi'living and
an increased proportion of saving.

crease will be necessary to keep the, New York last night to discuss lilo side of the track so that the men go-
i‘actories. the railroads and the mines situation Will! ”‘8 \‘ule “0“th 00"" lill: off duty can be relieved immediate-

going.

With the great European nations out
of the market as lenders of money;
there is greater need in America for

among the people to accumulate capi- -

lion. in charge of affairs?
Should the"llituation continue dead-

_ lot-lied eifol’t's will be made to have the tie will be banished [mnl the track
It will not like a very large in-~ 991186"! reconsiderhlti Win“ and 1'0- und the representatives of the

crease of savings per capita to make main nominal head 0f the Yale navy, teams will take part in a one

a radical increase in the amount of ‘flllllongll he Will not be in 3'1"": conl-. sprint for first money.

‘capital “flung mu, “m that in- petition this year. lienegrc left for;

mlttee.

SPORTING NOTES.
NEW YORK, March 18.—-Al Reich.

Jim Coffey, of Dublin, will try to exer-

§contest will be decided on the lines of
the old bike race. All teams not‘ in

leading

Training camps were installed at the

;ly by their partners. A physician is

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The race is for two men teams and'

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Bulletin of Bargains '
2 Special F or Friday f 3

From the store that makes good
’ all the year round by main-
taining its fixed polity.

ALWAYS MORE FOR "LESS.

Silurdlly and until
notice ow store will open at 8 o’clock
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38 inches wide, suit-

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27:54, floral and orv
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i . able for summer es wide. Value 31.00 be 81 each.
, sheets. Value 9c per yard. Slecial
l per yard. SpCClal . . . . 79¢ w ’
Specxai ..... 5¢ moon on.
BLACK I’ONGEE CLOTH
I . ,1 M‘ltflN 36 inches wide. Un- two yards wide, tine
GINGHAMS matcha‘ble'ln quail- "patterns. Value 79t-
ty and finish. Value per; yard.
, all size Chocks, line 500 per yard. 5 ecial 63
quality. fast 00lors. Special 29¢ p . ' ' . ¢
' Value 8c per yard. -—___._... “tom? 00 .
Special ..... 5¢ CHILDREN‘S ‘ 3!in ”Eh
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! Llncn towcllng in all sizes. Value 15c 2:133: Oll‘tillpound
5‘ brown and bleached pair. oath as. d as we
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, l. 1 pound rolls. per- per pair, ‘QL 95?" 59

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l. "A"! 5‘le .S lin. nicely trimmed, per bottle.

N plum and fancy. all sizes. Value 59c SpeClal ‘
1". trimmed. value "250 pach._ 3 for 10¢
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gin attendance to patch up the man
i who get involved in fails. I

an the starter'e pistol popped,

but the arrangement of them was '

tai with which to finance not only the ‘3‘“ the same WV" 0'" that bustling somewhat difl'erent from the announce-i

growing demands of thisfhation. but citizen, Sailorlll‘ritts, at "‘9 “one“,edllst. The George MolAnn-Bllly Mor-
also of those portions of ‘the world 8. C" ”“152“- 1‘“ of 1‘9"" artillery fat and Joe 'Laureydackson Clarke

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no lack of capital for all the needs that ”0‘“ has been clinched. The best Eng-i meat that they wanted to join hands.
,‘iishman. save Welsh. will box clever: This left.

, .
Jack on March 26 at the new 130m, partners. The latter quickly attached

that remain at 'peace. if AmericansI
respond to this new duty there will be;

are likely to be felt.
But will they? ,
The trouble is that as the prosper?

iii of the country has grown. most mm“ ”0‘" “l “‘9 Gm“ ““‘ustph‘lfi got Al Strauss to be his mate. All
. t eople have taken on more costly hab-v Bloom was nothing like his real speed.
for "“51“; its of living. It is easy to let the dimes "There will be 3° explanation required

charges, for rent, for education, for‘ and dollars slip away into new ways‘ai'ter Lewis has shown what he‘s got:
many articles of food and clothing, at: of spending, and triply hard to return ”ll" 330k hasn‘t. '

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to former frllgai habits.

This is a time for persons in moder-; last night and said that he was suffer-i
to circumstances to cast away all, ing from a bad cold. lie asked that
false pride. They should feel no‘ Olympic A. C. to postpone his bout of; defeated the a. o G. team three
hams, even if they do cook their own tonight" With Irving'Margolies tor onei straight games at the Palace bowling

their own snow and carry their. own.
suitcases when traveling.

The life insurance companies advenf
ties that only 5 per cent. of these who
die leave an estate. Ninety-live men
make money, only five adequately
save; only 5 per cent. provide for the;
future. Out of this 5 percent. who:
leave estates. much more than one-half,

keel) their (16513115 from'being stolen, are found among the poorer class of ' is mighty unlucky too. So many good

people.

Many who live in line houses and,
ride aboutln limousines are constantv
ly in debt and have a very hard timei
to make both ends meet. They leave 4'

‘New York company since his late la»

due in this battle.
The Jack Britten-Kid (Ted) Lewis

Street A. C, [owls claims that his

One Round Hogan phoned from Rye

whole. good-naturedly, in the thorough», dinners, shine their own shoes. shovel week.

Eddie McGoorty got as far as Pitts-

; burgh before a telegram from Jimmie? in the three games;"Score:

Johnston headed him off. Eddie wax-

Ted exceeding wroth when he learned? Damanto ........... 93

of the hieKetrick fiasco. it was Ed-
die's first chande tobreak into fast

merited battle with the St. Paul phan-
tom, Mique Gibbons. in a way Ahearn

things have been said for him since
his return from abroad that Ahearn
was very anxious .to show New ‘York
fans that he is a first water wonder.
Those fighters Who'haggle over a

teams were broken up when McLean
and Laurey decided at the last me.

Moffat and Clarke without
' himself to Stanley Keys, while Mount

' three of the‘ new pairs showed plenty

of speed in the opening horns andlook-
ed strong enough to be well up front
1 at the finish.

INDUSTRIAL soWuuo LEAGUE.
Lockwood Manufacturing Company,

i and billiard academy, last night.
i Krancz had the high score, rolling 317

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1 Lockwood Manufacturing Co.

105‘ 92
lRielly .. 85 119 104
Nennessey’ ..... . . . . . .. 94 103 106 ‘
rhlerault" . . . . . .’ ........ 88 92 a: '
Krancs ...... . .......... 104 98 115 ’
464 517 511 ' '
R. d. G. ,
Moakley ..... . ........ . 78 109 694
Stevens ...... . . ..... 101 86 83
Harty 84 38 79
Mason .103 95 101 ,
104 75 ’

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We desire to maintain close melamine with our present [manna and
to (ambush similar relations in connection with new accounts—serving
no WI interest or any particular class of trade.

Our theory 'is that the limited dcpueltm- of today may be the pros—
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-- «desirable to insure a square deal; to
,l’zittle Business, and to exact from car-

porations the same obedience to law

that we exact rrnm individual citizens.

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‘ SPEEDING' UP AGRlCULTU RE."
" > Now the adult corn growers. appaz

. corn clubs throughout the country. are
stat-ting in to wrest the laurela min
5" their sons. ‘ Kansas, the corn .state

prominentl- planning a gigantic.

W to hassle the quantity
delimitation“)! iteoutput}
and non hm made the mum

to

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mammalian-ammonium

The war in the beginning cast a
damper on the realm of fashion. There.

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was sterner work to do than designing! while 31110118 “‘05“ .who “9 often.

hats and skirts. Many famous Paris-1
ian houses shut lip shop, and their
girls went to knitting and rolling bail-
dagee. With the apparent abdication
of the Paris potentates, there arose a
great cry for “American lesbians for
Americans." But somehow the move-
ment milled toaweep the country.
When we“ came thati’erie'lwl ae-
slimmer auto-results itl mm.
clearly «W'med to mine

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no estates. It is noticed that the habit; pound or so on the weight quea'tion
of saving has increased. among the should hare seen little globally Dundee
common people in the last few years. thrash» Frankie Callahan at the Broad-

deemed rich it has decreased.
. - T.~D. MAGGREGOR.

NEW MARK FOR FIVE MAN TEAM.

PEORIA, 111.. March. ‘18.—-A new
mark for the five-man teams was pres-
ented when teams from Buffalo and In-
dianapolis took their turns on the al-
leys in the American Bowling Con-
gress tournament today. no oldhiuh
score of 2.807,.ni‘ade by the Maxineg.
of Detroit, had been outdone by the
Bob Planners. of St. Louis, [who roiled
8,888., m m rating in, the
first batch of Bulato teams, took
Mill Milli: 9M1! no del-
bloom.“ MOI. planet!»
are still M 1.3“. all

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way 8. 0., Tuesday night. It was a
thriller if ever there was onelaud
Johnny’s willingnefs to mix with'his
heavier opponent at all times beougllt
the fans up on their feet throughout.
They have‘ been rematched at the same
club. ‘ .

" Jimmy Johnston will go right ahead
creating‘ interact in the Wren
slngfeet of March 35. but he, still has a
sneaking idea that wane-Mm 'wlll
eventually” descend trout, his financial
high horse and take another whirl at
the “1.7%.?” a percentage. , basing
Wilde hum-wild Windham
afford taboos stubborn a! thef‘boy

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Danbury. Newt-been" and Norwalkv
_ > Tennis ‘ln Fln’al ,mtioi the

‘ - ' Sci-in. '

The. final basketball attraction of the
scallop is by. far the best of all. in
next Huntley-night,» March ‘22, the Dan
bury, an Canaan and Norwalk team
clash in a. big fdoublehcsderf' that
eclipses eevrything' on the basketball
schedule The Nomad! team, With
Gearge lSmith and Johnny Doorman
m in their, need ' and
Wifi‘llfilér souls to a do.

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walk lathe first contestfths visitors
mung Hogan, Morrison, Cahill.
Frank Kelley and “Red" Kelley——Har-

Stevens, who is out with a sprained
ankle. The major. partof the New On-
naan population will he hereto do the
annals: properly. ae-ihsy. have done on.
two other occasions of late. After the
game with New Canaan, tile Not-walk
team. at 8:15 o’clock. . goes against
.Danbury i’n’tlie fourth contest of the
series withihat quintet. Mary will
lineup withdrawn. amend. Nor-
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