AL,“ Ann I. 1... comes. ._ PgOPRIETORS. 7 r MONDAY. “A? 3‘, 19132 m.“ w“..— "l IINIATRRE «ALHANAC iron , TOMORROW id‘rfligl‘rtide x mtg 1.131.; 2:01 p.1n. Sun rises 4E3" 5685 7' 19- ‘ v me on nor. were E w PHONé‘gxfiLLS. Editorial Rooms-92. scene: Nowell: Braid! ’Oilice—isfl Editor’s Residence—roars- City. Editor's Residence—97534- Business Manager’s Residence—— «13- ~12. Resld o EWcr's cost-:30 - MASONIC NOTICE'H election of Old wail Lodge, “:1 . and A. M., will be held It Mm Julie ‘iui, W15, It Bo'ciookp. vowel-k5. ‘A. Degree. All Master mm o‘oMiilily and in. «man, immg. fill-eternally pure, OYLVESIER P. DECKER. 91.84. Atteetu— - * ROBERT M. WILOOX, Scoretary. luler Chapter, No. 88, R. A. M. EMeets in Masonic Building, South Main St., 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. of each month-July and August ex- copied—Ail 8 o 'ciock. All Royal Arch Masons cordially invited. Charles A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilden, Sec. ‘ III—W is... so YEARS AGO—50 ngiie HIMI. c w. u .ilt iI vita strange entothns th’It’ the ' Amman people teddy piece flowers on the gran es of their Civil WIr 80le iers. In tlie presence or the European oOnflict our own war seems so is!” away and unreal. rind though it lives L—to us, it least— a world-shaking ev- ent, it non looks small in' the vllta of 'histoxfy. ‘ its stories have been told, the cost has been reckoned llnd peid. the ebb tering has bell endured. the bitten!!! forgotten, the lessons learned. It how seems to belong in boots, solemn ids- tory or old romance, like the war oi :Troy, or the campaigns of Omar Ind . vcharlmeg‘nesend mullet milepoi‘ . eon. _. . 9 Even the veterans, who march fall- erirlglyl slang the streets end like I!“ lutes‘ovu their comrddes' ghves, Iii they have done these titty years, seem to have come out of another age. They Lure hardly flesh and blood—they Ire memories of the put. But there, Icross 3,000 little miles of water, is that er of the notions. .‘wlth the mightiest armies ever nutr- shelled wrestling in a Titan’s match, and civilization the stake they wrestle ,fior. We can hardly hear the inciner- IIi volleys that rattle over our sold: ie‘rs" graves today; they are swept out or hearing by the rosroi greet guns and the tread oi mIrchlng millions. And we' turn from the. old graves with their moss and laurel, to peer eastward and listen, knowing that on on we, in our isolation, may yet be swept into that whirlwind ctr-lire and filial: I century ago ended the wet that we recall today with grief that it ’ . liad‘to'be. but with gratitude for the i‘imlty, peace and greatness» that it '. Elli-ought. Half a century hence, will the whole rid have such a Memorial Day as this, rejoicing that peace and unity. :h‘n‘ve been’ established, and. that civil- trillion may face the future without fleet in. its heart and the burden of V . on its book? - 7 The recent speech, Herr Delhi-neck, . an minister clubs interior, says mt the German when supply is "not only sndicient but there is I greater W turn "I anticipated." and diet there is no look of males. 1: thltis true. whet becomes. of the rgul’lient oi the German governmelt h‘x l _ , crates communal mince inlet: his ' ..,._...~.try with pride,- but even more in- , time In . mules, simplicity and the right} p . ‘ color-combination mull I maul Slime or i plum-~mm 20‘“ canertmeytebegreetutiltml binoculuoIIpeIhmthe can: 7‘ petting influence 61111633111!!!” use: them World’s m in 1.893.800 been made in the sore of years since then. He stI: r» “The White City was so beautiful, it was such it splendid achievement, that comparatively few whogsaw’ it, reelined‘how much it putook oil the metre. of an experiment. “Any exhaustive study of Amerieun country in «these matter; is a thing in- tereoting in and for itseii. Chicago) was enought to fill the .coun- portInt was what they learned. You see that in the demotion of this fair at San Francisco. Here the American sculptor known II he never ltnew he- tore, how to play into the hands of monumental architecture. He has I bigger vision. a linger and freer style. moues with more authority along thei perilous paths of symbolism. At Chi case he Was wont to think of the deo- orative‘ motive elone’. Today. giving line Ind termi their full value, he is Ilse keen. upon his subject! . This (soother-o are nearly tour so!- id columns expoundiug the idea in do tell) iron: Insert reviewer of the stamp of Rain Cortisol): mean" I gran: deIl. And it mefins above all that when Americans sét themselves' in earnest to erpresg' the personality Ind that-litre or their great glowing country in art, muslo'pnd lite lire there will "result "an” all vibrant with life Ind redinnt with beauty sucll‘il no country of the old world has yet produced. For no country has had at the some time the youth aim the hie-- all of emotion. ‘ —-—-—--—-+———-—‘-'- MORE LOYAL O‘I‘l'lZENB. M All over the country there has been I- remarkable rush for naturalization pIpers lately. it began With the sink lug oi the Lusiunla. The? bcszlat de- lous center—New York city. The coun- ty clex-lg reported that to per cent: or those applying for their first pnperl were Germans, and most of the nth im “medallions. ‘Tveeaeen nothing but Teutonic faces in my‘oflice tor two weeks," he remarked. And county the told the same story. it is another evidence‘oi the feet that the people of Teutonic origin in this county, even those who the or- leut influenced by American incline tlous. are Americans in spirit emit prefer American Citizenship to any- thing that the old World has to otter them. They have come here to stay, and at the .nrst threat othtrou‘ble be- tween the old country and the new, the latecomers hasten to cast their lot with us, just as their tellow-Teu- tons of longer residence hasten to giro assurance at their sincere loyal- ty. ‘ ‘ ' Agents of the" German government ere still buying horses in Nebrashn. How they expect to get them to Ger- many is a military secret. ..__~__..__._..__ COLOR AND COMFORT. The interior decorator who had her- suaded eternity to have a green kitch- en: instead of the“ conventional blue and white spoke or her nccompiish mom with triumph. Not' that she wimp ed all kitchens green, but that the lighting of that partlcdlnr kitchen de- mended green tones for its success so a contoubsble workman. There is it growing recognition '0! the cheat of color upon the nerves and mentall states of those who come und- er its influences. Badly chosen color ‘IId men may eminent in e livii’ic room is' ten the cause of nervous ts~ cousequent bid temper.- e workroom Is the base '_ whitecture. sculpture ‘xlnd. painting" will £11.th tutors have to take nccoagt of the paladin influence exerted upon ' , these all; by the huge international exhibitionthe steady growth at the . “What the dillerent crust. did (It ’ mend was neturslly in the wet new 7'“ clerks in runny other “communities. rived most recently and so have been - . lyunolvliiaed. 'rii'éy settled their quar~ ReIrAdxninl Rafi-Admin!“ N R. Usher Walter MCI-em Here are four smiling idmnlsllfletchei', wh9 is in come of of the United Suites navy hagy’ over the reception the great set under their command received in1 “u, be u my," in “a“ “a New York at‘the review in the he answered that it was ready to 1Hudson River. When Admirlll them plenum. So it goes. Rooms cog not be dressed nllke occurdlng to I prevailing style with models, mi more than women can. Each lips its individuality, its possibllltieu ior‘com- fort‘or restlessness. sweetness OI" ill" liness. Study of lighting end or lows of colors in relation .to-mentel eitect will well repaying mildly tilxxi is plut- ding the‘bhtngei which so with mine ' renovatimi. it the right wallpaper will contribute to the inmliy hulth. 91w sure I d well-booing too I your or more; why he cut-slices enough to choose the wrong one? " .. .A’ London paper hII published In Irtloie recommending thIt hens In doves be trained to watch in Mann and give wurnidg at their Ipprosch. '1th trs on! bird will consist in descaling nIIr‘ it in on We and then beleborng it with I rod until the unhsppy creature becomes thor- oog‘hly (1|th . i~ .1 H )Thtl biiiLIMGIl‘mili feeling IgIluIl England is now said to be turning Igdlnst vltIly. just II it previously turned from Russia against mm when yogi“ I good hotel-Jtdoun't incite I great deal or utterance whom We beta. 1' . - —-——--—O-----9 With every n‘ctoxy who... in. ell-moment business it dost ml or look Is it this nItion was binlns its plowshsres into shri'gnei shells and its pruning hooks into beyoneu. W omldixie nix-u is to mom a I mitiute as an actress in the movies Almost In much as Bryon gets tor the."0 than he putsgiu It the State Depart- ment. " l ‘ W Theworot thing about thataermun- Austrian drive min» the Russian center is that if the Will: till“ get much further, they'll change P9- my at back to Pnemysl. 5 e I! van Bernstorii continues ‘actl’rig with his recent courtesy ”end discre- tion. athis couthi-y will forgive him tor I lot of things. ' __.___.—..—.-—-——-—_-— I _ Yes. China and Japsn are hopeless- “ . rel without going to war about it. W THE SECOND GINIRA‘NON William Howard Tait. when pres?- dent of the United em, vetoed the" interstate Kenyon-Webb bill on initial" ground or its undonsiitutionsuty.iiis - olden son Robert maintainsfln In It'- tlcie in the 1!}le Lew Review that the Webb "not is constitutional. ”The aile‘prflldml. wrote. I very tourn- ,exl urticle sum forth the evils of state wide promotion Ind mde pinto why that policy wee I. letters and in. practicable. filI second son Charles of Yale, in I debuting contest with the details the domino tint Miriam or the liquor trsiuc‘is I. "good dung, « rings. worn and scratched. The: mes- ' missing. with hands enclosed, in steel framework that suports broken 1mg " and somewhat impeded speech.- Ire _ endure to gaze: for long would use. Syracuse University teem, vigorouiiy '_ . E}: ' ~mflw‘”m““.h «ma-w mm Filmi- Reu- inflict: c. loom tile ficctebeigg one of thcwllll'cé ll admirals in the navy, Was asked if the fleet was prepared. all within two hours. ‘ 3H” onssmneumisy‘ 2Ftumopou‘ deuce oi Increased-ted Preouml'you don't need to thunk me for this. it long also MA” SMWW‘ Th0 “lbw ill I women's. pudding «:0 was. Muddodzond poorly lull-lites. Ring and monetize indicating some bid on mogynhsl never who ruled. sorghum to “Dr. undone? Bruno. III or Germeny‘s most die mu... doom aux-mute: the furtherance of his present'llte work -the ”telling, upfot soldierli: whose jun end tooth boy's been shot way. The pntching up process required much gold,.’nr, Bridles clinic is im. cud. thug in; It leech unsupported from any oliiciIl quurter. As his lame bu gone out over Germany, however, his gold rug 0 has incmso'd unluc- “A nun heavy medulion, the gift from the King or all rings, decide . gold coins. from EnglInd Ind from Turkey. even old [old teeth. have poured in go Dr. Bruhn, to be cloud emailed their way into the months or wounded soldiers. nun who ’ths viowbd er from Ill engine I‘n‘d who no intimIte’iy Io» qualnted with its horrors hove de- clared repeatedly. that ihe‘wrlt pert oi it is in hoyplhlg The ortho- pédic institut I. elicit the soldiers are painstskhx‘ii‘y dads new stein Io that they may. go back to the front, are infinitely dbpressing. But they cannot compare for sheer horror with the great institution in Dusseldori and with Dr. Bruno's pri» vate clinic, where lioness and scores of men sit or lie witiNiIll- of their feces left, with noses and um teeth jaws until newly, inserted balm shell have had s time to knit. . . ' The Dusseldorrginstltutlon. or'which Dr. ‘Bruhn is the chief surgeon is'de voted exclusively to thereon obsol- men who have been injured in the jaws. and is tar and sway the torrent or its kind iii gammy Weekly it is turning out men who, aside from com about as good so before the war, men who I;th weeks or months before were brought in in such shouting coll ilition that” the lumen. if its could ipalr or ever sawing them 4‘ The patents fluently Ire found to have ride bullets imbedded in the bones of their 'jsws‘. bullets oitil‘n that me been Mined out or. twiItId the come-ct oi lend with]! W 2: more serious no the shrapnel sud Iref nude mulls, which tesizuwsy “ole sections or tile tube and uvsre’it‘w .71.. best little ‘ ' or brown and white $15 to _ April, slowly recovering from I shock- . top of tint is I new set of service- mine I it“ “veiling .Weddlng rings. seei- mended my has condition or his in men and boys. 8' .- True blue serge suits $10 to cm... blushed white cumin dimly laids $10 $233 P Stripes and lines, home sirens, novel mixtures from $15 to 330.. Spring eyefcoats. proofs. $15 to $25 Ingest: Stevens N0RWAL‘K41FSO. ,uouwntx one unit...» m‘lu.‘ bullpen late in shower r n may lug wound that gauged out his whole lower jaw. hII' a strip at shin bone 14 centimeters iong'ixx his month. On this teeth. The men is healthy Ind muonubly hIppy. In dozens of cases is it not only noc- eusry to rupture boob... but skill as well. ital-e Igsln such men must sup- 9!’ his “own. Great strips or skin are token from "the petientli’c drills Ind gutted into checks or chins. Aside lug there in density little inflection bribe 1)er ' 9 inch men is jlsy of smut, end then It intervals "liter, Is his recovery 11:01"!me Ehe‘lsynisn the results compound no little Short or aluminum “in: memoir through them “tel In Associatedm. col-rented- eln hell amt-oddity“ to clip)!" may of tile orlgtiisi photographs with tho petientb ‘in their” Island; up said. Ind it m in but incredible um In much hsd been I had. .. - ~~ ‘ l nonporous, Its-«the Germans In wonderful men Ind tip talk oi but having their It-tiilery in hand is sheer nonsense." is the opinion of cumin Bel-nerd Sharp of the York- shire territorial: in I lietter to his loudly It Hull. The British olilciIl eyewitness I led only I: few weeks betore the‘ e ct Yp‘ues thet‘the titles but estsbiishod I superiority in this respect over the enemy. The mutton. IIyI Captain Sherp. dc. mend: more guns and unlimited Illeli. ‘ *RAVRE. lied; lee-lit commission, consisting of oliciels. phyillcisns, mayors mid county councillors. repre- senting Ill the depunmbutg oi Nor:- muddy, including Hovrc and Room, has presented I report on the con- Iumption or alcohol, recommending the lots! prohibition during the river of all alcoholics accept light wines. beer and cider. . The pemmnt continue or the sale ot'ell spirits made from potatoes, boots and clinic tar (nod sources, is driven. PETROGRA‘D, May '29.-Corr;espon- deuce of The Associated Propel—PA proiect to institute compulsory pintoq tire lnIursnce is now under consider ation by the minister or the interior. Ind will be soon presented to the council or Ministers fqr opulent. The propose! was first made by the budget committee of puma which pointed out the detlrdbility‘bi such I mama as a source or income to the govern. “fit. 1'. . .1: this the insurance monopoly were museum ’by; the government, it Would/yield tin-”s nusl income all! it!- teen million dollars. ’i’he minister or the inlel‘icr. however I' revenue to the gbvsrnlu it, «use commonly Wile is he 9 . ‘ Initial-chit I in “M ‘81:»..- tronl the scar tilting the line or Ititch-i “the, According to preliminamcstimnoe, » 1 fiddling“! or. 19:: opportunity, passes and to act. They are beauties their real worth f. .1 dresses. All sizes. i087. ourspcclal prices .iancy wash skirting; . A ”WWWWMQ When tile Belgian emy' retired m. Brussels. a flermoli'fol-oe took www.crthe..oboerulory Ind put tour Minimums in chm-go. to ills, weather obscuration for the in formation of the .grmy hermetic twee. li‘he incision monomers erI showed to mun. subject to certain restrictions. The Cornell only meteorologists were abound. cum With hydrogen mu orbital: Mound got the itch lull “unity or the .eir currents in the upper stumphexc. At night the boiloous carried an electric pocket leap taming In artificial Itu'. auntie:- obsorvsticns were rude by stations I! Hogs. Neuter. Ind other points in the conquered territories.» ing collected and collated in Balm for the use or communists of Zen- pelinsruud Ieroplene units. ‘r A KIEV, lilIy 30.--A devolution of wo- men who wish toltor'm I volunteer le glue to serve as regulu- soldiers in the computer: on this cool lies I!" rived in this city! from Gomel with I petition which they here presented to the hood or the Kiev iniiltsry dio- tric‘t. fi‘hese women Into til-t they on randy to assume all mllitIry duties In- oep’t octuIl engagement in, battle, end are piftlcnlurly”*duimiil oi be- ing employed (or pstxol service. ’l'hoy hero designed I uniform similsrwto that worn‘hy the reguler army; but distinguished from in it by leather cost- Iridium the tri-cornered hots. They hope‘to carry regulsr infantry Iran. , ‘ LON DON, May'zllr-Ji'h‘e “British gov- ilomnl'ent .hfl‘s‘ wIl-ned. British busi- ' ness . men against (transmitting cable grams to neutral countries It the re- quest of Integers, I it is stated thb't severe! cases It illicit aiding have been brought to light which innocent assistance at ~British firms in this manner. new ’suilsAo mores. 'PopicI of Timely. IntenIt'Prom the County Farm Bureau. . Among tfi duties assumed by 5. J. Farm Bureau, which has been organ- ized only 9. short time, is that. or is suing at times articles of timely in- forest to the residents or this to , interested in Ill that pertains to exit cultural life. Today Hr. Wright gives out two articles which will doubtless . be perused with a great deal of' inter mislead in. Women s and Misses Dainty Summer ' DRESSES ' ~ at Special Prices This is the moment—~ilcre and non—for a woman to “tell tile spirit of all outdoors in summer apparel as seen through the eyes of the fashionable world—and this is the time when economical women will spend quickly less “16%: assing leale only regret at failure% TAKE FOR I STANCE White Lingerie DresSe That we are selling 2t and marked out of all proportion of Made in all the season's neivest And you can have either all over embroidered voilcs, law as glhfdines or rice cloth, Which make such stunning cool Another Excellent Assortment, of Summer Dresses in slopow lucid m A at you can choose from at They are made in the new flare skirts of fine quality ’ figured voiles, ratine crepe, stripes and in fact all the new 60 materials, and in all the new summer celorings lienIrk‘Iblc Value Washable Slims regular selling prices are Very seldom do you have goods as desirable as these offered to you at such low prices, especially at the very 3 beginning of the season They are splendid skirts, are the ,8: seasons ‘sam le line and display models of a maker of 8 HIGHaGRA E SKIRTSe-vhis best and newest models} designed for the 1915 season, of crepe, pique, linen and RW’WIWowoW' ’00:»:002». 09.00:” :«:«:«:.'.:..:I were mode possible only through the. ' Wright, agent of the Fairfleld County . ’8' 9 o W”. 0 ”8°28” O #88886" O O. s$8 98$ ::6 sty.lc O 34.49 00:09:” O: O 00 -030 O 53 $198 $298 $398.; 0 O 8: O. :i :3 ,8 O .'. tent caterpillar is not 9 dlmcult end there is no renson for allowing it to multiply unchecked. it is now rether hie in the season for spraying to be elective, but go may no possible of the nuts with the «Miller: in them should be destroyed Wild cherry trees, and maple along the roadside: about be out nu burned before sooth pring. thu their favorite loco; J‘his is opportunity for cooperative ity eflori, Each property 0 should infer cure or such matters \on the land which he controls. In who are interested in the control or this post should send lathe Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Sutton It New Haven for a copy of Bulletin No. 177, w'lilch treats very fully of he life, history and methodsmi con _.‘ Nethonl Achievement Club. it is expected that about Machool children (if Danhtlry will'enroll lo the "National Achievement Club "' which 7 is being organized by the Conn. Agri f cultural Coilegqthe U s. DepIrtment\1' of Agriculture Inc the FIirneid County Fem Bureau cooperating. mild. member of the club has a plot of 100 square feet of ground on which he may raise sweet corn. potatoes, or tomatoes. In the fall an exhibit will be held and every child who has been persistent and has carried the project through successfully will be awarded a, "National Achievement Club" lapelhutton or pin. g PM the Ollie. Window. Up from the litter on his desk Bin weerlcd eyes I moment him To stark steel cubes and buttressed . E‘ nil". Lind ashphait that the sun's rays Whom . l‘lnt in his glue there dwells I dream Far from the steel glrt thundering 4 pile, And he is back, a. boy einn. . In reeling where boyhood: iancies smile. The azure sea. that was the sky; The floating islands fleecy white: , . The purllng stream where fishes . , lurked; The drowning woods, the concrete," ixeisht. - The moments trembled with such any , As only untried youth may now. And Ill his world his mom hold , Fresh in the ileetiug morning glow. Within the watching eyes there fades mummmm. do» site. Ashleekwmcomimm. mmmwglwdmm. v ritually routs Ind thriller In!
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