CAL-OUTTA, India.“ July 27.——(Cor—
respondent's: of The Associa'éad
Pressl—There are 442 “enemy alien"
missionaries, mostly Germans, at lib-
'elty in lndia and t their posts on
Parale on condition of good behm1or§workers in the factories has been this M to be living ,...12§%:°3 A
Seventy others 1116 residing by com- highly. systemaiizea. ‘Vorvy per cent. Name. Amount. ' "1r. pxz'xfirlgi ‘-
1”“an in Specified places, and 115.0! the high-explosive ' makers »and Johan Aron “'60 ”cf"? ‘"‘" “"‘W’ I,’
are interned. Lshell packers are women; fifty 9321‘ Mrs. Ella M. Barber .93
English missionaries have recentlylcent. of the makers of tents, haver- Edwin Benedict “'86
writtenrto‘soho newspapers calling ai-3sa1-ks and similar. equipment belong Lotus J' Blake . ‘30
lention textile .large proportion of to the same sex, and in the manufac- 1.701111 Bothwell ‘ 2‘64
German missionaries still at large lure of tinned meats and preserves 751’Harry 3' BMW” .50
and characterizing the government’stel cent of tl105e employed lire fe- lliilclluel Byrns '37
leniency.“ dangerous, males. Edwerd Cbo11nIII .09 imminfimb’ “aid-h
“From. the standpoint of o Chris f _ \ledio Ciohpa -33 and CHILDREN. and for
lien it would be pleasant to allow ourI TO CUT ALASKAN TIMBER FOREAlldlE‘aS W (31355011 :3
(human when has to rep am at their U s I llPeter Coco - _
posts" mitesgtlle Rev 31311: William Iii-ABOAD. :Knte M. Coffey .16 sery and sick room medicated powder.
Miller. the . leading Scottish Free. Engineering cammlsaio‘n 13'”. Pcnlfl. Fled Crofut ' .86
Church missionaiy in India to the nut to Take 35 Million Foot From 1.101111 A Damn” '35
Madras Mail. “But the‘patll of duty Chugach National Forett, !Mrs Elizabeth Duly 3 '50
is not always pleasant, and the facts?
must be faced. -
“The nobler the character of any
German, the. mole likely is he to;
share the spirit of antagonism to
Great Britain whith has taken 1105-:
zvmcu, Switzerland, my 21—:
' ' Owing to the shortage of men in tho ’
, 'l‘yrol
the: militnry iauthol'lties of
Innsbruck have 11de to All the
Tyrolese communes to enrol and
train women and girls for fire depart-
Inset service Considerable numbers
lof women are already being trained
especially in the use of the hose and
Iln first aid. ,
~In Gelmnny. the use of women
ikon Engineering commission. which.
its to built the government railroad
from Seward on the Pactflc 471 miles
{to Fairbanks in ”the interior, has re.
celv ed a permit from the fiarest Ser-
Statement of unclaimed Accounts,
July 1, 1915.
ing the name of every depositor, with
the amount standing to his credit,
who has not uddbd to or withdrawn
from his account, on presentedn» book
for the purpose of having interest
credited to such account for 1o. W
of twenty yours next preceding. and
fl‘be renewing 11.11 true ust oontal'n- ‘1
. 11'
Dolls F REE' .,
Tboynrodothlliu. numb-1.111....
.. ., 95-1911. Alltheclvldmmcmv abortion-V,
3 ‘ 1’: mybgfilum, lo 9 (low «Eon-H31. .
who is not known by the embers of
coca: THEYAREALL coup-"11' 3‘
If 11th out of dolll, ,buylubox of Comfort Powder
from him and send us! rout panel of the pa
carton in which the. flu but comes. together I’ h
three 21:. stomps. ind we will send you the doll.
\1'AS111NGT0N July 23,411,“, “WI 'ldn Daniels
nossidn of his country, and thereforeI vice to cut 85 million foot’of timber John H. Fenton -
the more dangerous his influence be; 11 the Chllgach National. Forest for use William Floyd
comes in a country where wild and)
mischievous rumors gain extraordln.
uly currency among the credulous
mRHSBS.
"It appears to follow
that every]
dire1t supervision of the Alaskan for-
Herman, especially those who by "MA“ of March 4. last, which author.
iclligencc and character have the
v1 cutest influence, should be removed
from all places where it is in their ““5530“ and the Navy DePflrtment to
Such, take from the notions) forests free
power to aid our adversaries.
removal is the kindest thing that can
be donefor our good German friends
themselves, for li..1wlll place theni be-
yond theroach of strong temptation.
There in nothing harsh or. novel in
the proposal that missionaries should
for a. time remove from any country
with which their own nation is at
war.” 3.3 fll‘
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LONDON. July TIE—A parasitic
fungus which attncks wheat has up-
pcnred, in the. south of Englund and
threatens serious damage. The dis-
1
lized the secretary of agriculture to
permit the Alaskan Engineering Colu-
ioi' charge earth, stone and tinibsr for
use in government works. The tim-
Lher will bq out in delimit“ areas
along the right-of- way f we propose
railroad, which runs ugh the Chu-
gacb National Forest for several
miles
Experiments dud; tents of Alaskan
spruce and hemlock are “13.31115 made
at the Forest Service laboratory at
Seattle Washington and so far have
substantiated the opinion of fomsters
that Alaskan timber is nuillolentlyl
strong for practically all structural
purposes. While Ithaca teete' avg, So
in; on Forest Sol-vino employoed in
Alaska. are making the timber to be
cut. along thewproposed 9.111.011, the
cutting to be; done so that only mn-
turo tree: overtaken. the young
trees being left uninjured and the
condition of the forest improved.
John 11. Duuler 3.69 3.» . .1 :' . 1 .
George '1'. Dennis w 55 1 3 3-33 “"83 SEAR
John Dugall '32 '5' ' _ "31,9 , ' .‘ I‘ ’, .7
Ernest Erbter ~03 5 1W ,
Frederick Faublo 2: (Continued Froin First finial
3-53 is indicated Go nslderinx different
.39 kinds of buy, the riport shows 1111 the L
John B. Gamer -04 condition of: 111110th id seventy-oven
Alexander Gardner 3-31 per cent this month. of clover clgllty-
Morris Goldberg ' .77 eight per cent. (31,! alfalfa ninety. The
81185 condition of the M1111} crop is ninety
Adda L. Harding 5-27 in Connecticut. Pastures aveln eighty
Marla Heiduch .53 per cent. condition and field! pens
:Mrs.‘ Ellen Handing .56 eighty-nine. The condition or meme,
Frank Holman .93 crop ii ninety m and it. will yield-j
John Home . .11 nineteen bushels an acre; doom-ding.”
Mrs. Flora A Koch .2“...ch 111119.119”; . firm-t _
Arthur R. Kyle. .38 Takinx up Null-i. tho report showé
Andrew Luttin 4.83 that the condition of the connection:
Mrs. Marlo. McCauley .06 apple crop is oovonty- two'per. 66mm _- -
Louis Mahler .16 and 11 production?i bl 1.705.000.busbois .
Charles A. Meerhol; L14 ‘5 indicated Peaches 3"“ 10‘!” M ’
This cut of 85 million feet will be
in constructing the newline. The per-3P9!er Fure
mlt was issued“ by.- the, Distfict. For-l
ester at Portland, Oregon, who hasi
osts and is: :ln conmrmlty with the Edwin Gridley
Emil J. Menthol:
William G. Moe
Mrs. 11111 M. Mouse]!
Eugene Nengle
Mrs
Joseph Novvllle
Henry OchsV
Henry 'Oestmnu
Alden S.- Oil. .
Mrs. Annie E.:0tt
Maud L. on
Stanley .7. Ott
Frank Oyieft
Jacob Pnkulskl
Tlnne Pakulskl
Lulu F. Partrlck
Karin Nelson
case is one which has caused damagelthe largest amount of timber over ‘Guy F. Pelton
on the continent, but only one attack
has heretofore been recorded in Eng
land, and that dating as for back as
1862.
ltlmber sold from the Chugacb For
pér fiiusund board feet obtained for3
felled on the Alaskan forests in one John B. N. Perry
operation, and at the average rate Theodore Petr-en:
Eugene K. Ricketts
The appearance of the dlseasedle“ during the fiscal year 1914 it is John Savage
plants is very noifceable
Vand young portions of the stem
sumo a tightly
The flagl worth approximately $115, 000 on the “m Scheme,
1151- Istump It will be nearly twice “sledward A. School]
cork- screWed formI {much as the total quantity of nation~ 't" J. Anderson Schylts
|
the plant loses its green color. small“ll forest timber now out and “sediJohu W. Scott
annually for local purposes through- Names '1‘. Rodgwick
patclfes of rust breaks through
leaf tissuo'and3the plant dies.
The only remedy, it is said. is tol
burn the ‘stnnding crop The gov-:crn '
ment agricultural authorities are ink-1
ing steps to combat the invasion.
10% PM ‘f0ll PRWIlEGE
Bf Sth‘lE BLESSEDNESS
..._+.._,...
DRESDEN,’ Germany, July '27 —The
1118'
authorities of the little: city ot-fRelchx '
enbicb. in the Vogtlnbd, have de-I
credd that all unmarried persons,
male or female, hereafter shall pay
for the privilege of single Iblessed-
ness‘.
Tliose with incomes ranging fromV
1,400 to 2,200 marks must pay 5 per
cent more than they usually do:
those whose incomes run between 2-
200 and 4,000 marks must pay an ad-
ditional income tax of 10 per cent:
Ithose getting from 4,000 tm I10. 000
marks must pay 15 pel: cents. and
1.01030 whose incomes are above the
10 000 mark figures must pay 20 per
cent; additional tax.
. The Only exceptions are persons
. who; have relatives dependent. upon
them The authorities throw no light
upon the ways and means by which
femble ‘Tachelors” may remedy their
. single state, and escape the new tax.
alien. . . \
» 800 million feet could ‘be cut. every
out Alaska, but onlya little more
than one tenth of the estimated an
nual growth of the Alaskan forests.
The two national forests of Alaska.
conutins about 78 billion feet of mar L
chantnble timber and it its-estimated
by the Forest Service that more than
your forever without lessening the
forests'V productivity.
T. fiuevumvoomjnr. .
——?~
NewI Motor Vehicle for 1’Iasoenger
. service .~ .
A number of noyel” features are em.
bodied in a new passenger-carrying
vehicle that has just been blought
out and is designed to operate VaVny-
able. This vehicle is gasoleue-drlven,
is a combinationwf motor truck and
conch body, and is intended for city,
suburban or interurb‘au service. The
chussis» consists of a three and one-
half ton truck with‘ a wheel ’base of
twenty-three feet, ton and three-
unavteraV inches. while the body is
built 11inch like a Bullmun. our. in—
vided for. twenty-seven passengers.
111,111 claimed‘I that thus; uvrangement.
together with the springs on which
the body is mounted, provides the
maximum of comfort under road con—
ditions that are far from goodi Along
the sides of the our are round win-
owned». 111/, 5143:1391 V
THOMPSONVILLE, July 23. .neé-V
ldeuts ofsihis pious 111';st sue Enllchll
Country club for, damages. done by]
sheep owned by,tbe__ club. it. is report-l
ed. The sheep are spending the;
summer glazing on; film's!
grounds. and of late they ehove, .801
(mired the habit of 1.1m. madam.
Milne Ind 1119111135.. Minnelli
of the. when; and lung 11;, '
' . residents.
dinmetev,whiciI1Vorthingod at the top'
and can be swung inward against
the top of the car- 1n 1.19.1.1th weath-
er. .Tbe car is electrically ;lighted7
and is provided with heating and
ventilating facilities, the heat being
gtbplied by the exhnust from 31'8"an-
glue. The car is made to be opal-uteri
Frank L.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Sisson
Mary Smodley
Emeline M. Smith
Marshall v. Smith
lsaac Solodar
Mary E. Spragne
M rs.
Mrs.
Frances R. Stevens
June Stevens.
Mrs. Minnie Styles
John Sukoilj
Eliza A. Tuttle
Emma H. Undcrhlll .31
Mrs. Fannie A..Uuell .83
Jill“ Uzell . .05 following 111191.111 per solo; Tobncco 1
George w. VanKeuren .19 11350 pounds. hay; 1117 161111; corn.
John Walser . .20 52.6 bushels; .0111, 37 bushels; buck
David Ward ‘ .50 16.11.1111 21 bushels; potetqeb. 1311111111»
Airs Mary L Waterman ”.23 els. '
11' here that fairly good roads are avoil-i Josephine Wongreu
.06 The July crop report estimates the
Titanic A. White _ 66.48 form value of important Connecticut
Mary White V 11193 agricultural 9.1.1.191; on June 15 Ito
Mrs. Rose White .17 have been no (clings; 1.
'Henry s. Whitlock .15 11011;, summits) pounds; beef ca. .
1111mm Wlehe
M1...
Betsy J. Wood
({eorge S. Wood ‘
George L. Woolsey
Mrs.
dividual chairs, mounted on special
. springs for absorbing shock are pro '3.
x
be held. These include morning serve ' '“ J ' “
ice at, 10: so oclock, Sunday school at
noon, and preaching in the evening at.
30 o 'clock. The poster. ’Rev. William
Gliiln, and his wife, Will be absent '
during the month of AugustL nud'dur-
big that time Rev. William "H. Thomas.
II), D» pastor omerltlfi. W11! cheerfully
r'éapond 10,, the pastoral needs of the‘
church. Dr. “Thongs 1.111 occupy the" ’
“hometown
(1’,
Mary E. Woolsey
DOCAL METHODISTS’ PhANO FOR
3 VAl-Ki'JST-1i .
“II-—
t. hovtoyaofiaodh ETAOIIN HMH‘M
South Norwalk Methodists will not
close their church during the month of
dows. “0‘“ twenty ml“ “101193 ln1 August and all the usual services will
721.21
1,054.37
1113 91
W
.52 308 21
”Mohair-muons
For over twenty years Sykes Conduct, Powder has been the standard nur-
' ofmothcrs and trained nurses
recommend it and use no other powder. The Comfort Powder Co.. Boston. Mun.
Thousandsof
Mothers Everywhere
depend upon “ Sykes Comfort Powder” to heal and comfort the skin of their children
Booamithnotuphln talcum Wmhtbohlsblymdloohd pm
W13 to tho moot dolicobo skin, unequalled to heal chafing, itching, scold-
mheo, hives, and all skin irritation; of INFANTS
ofithonick. Zflcahax.
.92'
WP (lull .f
.11 cent condition and we pmmiiébfi
,77 308.000 bushel crop; pearl 11131111311111
,‘53 V-por cent. condition. with 89.001111115110111
39‘ of production ”in prospect. The produc-
'68: tion of strawberries in Connecticut is
.30 reported to have been ninety two per 3
.08 cent. of a full CTPD- The condition of
" .36 grapes in given as sunny-eight pen
11 ”meant" Mamba-rigs find “whorl-loo“,
”0 ‘niuety1two..- . IwbIh-olonn eighty—tour. .
13:58 The Connectlctxt tobacco crop covers '
5 :22, 200 acres this your. ad increase of
Hon per cent; over last yen-1. acreage.
§The condition ofI tho tobo‘cco Crop is
1.92 ninety three per cent. as compared
47‘ with a tell your uvemge condition 118'
39? me of ninetyeix. The production of
6. 40 tobacco formulated from we condition,
reports in. Connecticut is 30.133. 0001
”:31“; pounds. against 35,754, 000 pounds pro
lduced lost your.
The acreage of the totem crop in the
'201 state is‘ 21,000, the conditions of the» ~
'0 crop is nlueLvoilh per cent. and um
1, ductlon foracasted 2, 730,000 bushels
3 Following am July condition “Email
1239' given for vegetable crops:
16: Tomatoes eightreight per cent" cab-
.,‘10 page eighty'elgbt. onions ninety, field
'30' beans eightyelx.
'45 The yield of onions tocolouy beesin
~35 Connecub’ut id'repbrted'las five pounds
up to July 1.
The Whammy monument, .1
6. 5 pounds per flb‘dce. the some “as
95; your, and better,“ the,ten,-ysnr av-
.50 erase HEBREW." f: ",.v,' :f
-09 If principal Connecticut cropn were
tie, up 20 to no $91111ch .v‘a‘al canes,
£9.80 to 100 mass; sheep, 39. co to
100; wpol, 20 cents a. pound; much
cows, $78 11. head; homes, 03303 n b’féad;
comb lion ‘18 cents; apples. $1 is
. .49
-80
. .123
.10
2410
pages; to to 100' pound”. onions. ‘sl. 02
$24. 50 a ton. :53};
On July 1 111.; film villus of other
Connecticut. products was as. 11.11.5511: V.
Corn. 90 cents a bushel; onto, 70 cents
potatoes, 54 con .ib'u‘y, 380101153 ml;
button, 84 condofl a pound;. chickens,
18.8 centric valid? eggs. «06 canton:
dozen.VV .
pneumatic wusou c.1915;
acumen. .. .. July2 111-95111an
wuss... .111 out the golf 1111s early
toad) top; 133 “Munch Dr. 8min
flmyvonrhlg n dcznnmph 1:31,
He plopped Mo into pilot
:1 ' 'fongnbin ‘
” ' ‘ Phone. 1360.
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OVER LAND CARS
VMrs. Peterson had. Foster-Mllburll":
'. ‘00., Props, Buffalo, N. Y. '
one you Nam-m
You can Comet.
, _
Many who suffer from boom.
and wont kidneys are ununt V .. '
irritable. fret! and nervous. g .
only We ” t 3_ ' "59%.
the nerves," finals, mu,
oliminnto all I uric acid from.
system, onqu' acid irritates
nerves, kee I‘g one “on edge "
cousin rhenmdfitn’ do'uralgic pain; ,1
When suffering so, try Doan’s Kid;
ney Pills. the medicine so well-rock I
mmended by people hereabouts. Baud '
this East ‘NOrwalk resident's state} ‘
ment:. 3
Mrs. 0. Peterson, 50 First street,
East Norwalk, says: “I was sum,
to dizzy and nervous spells and “171-,
kidneys were badly disordered. My
back and head ached and l was tech
lug miserable when someone advised
me to try ‘Doan's Kidney Pills The!
promptly relieved me and before long. ’3
all symptoms of the trouble were re. V
moved ” _
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don’t sim-
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Dean‘s Kidney Pills—the some, that
A Buffalo-woman says she refused
an offer for $500 for her Wild.
Unless she is marked execution u.
the general run of wives, we dou’ll ‘
believe it. ~Detroit Times. ‘
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[WAR MUSEMENIS
THE EASTLAND DISASTER.
Every Norwolkor who attendedtbe
/
jporformauces at'Ploasunt Hour and
Imitwood's Hall last evening when
Victor Moore was presented in "Child
Fodden.” enjoyed the dellghtml come
'dy. Patrons should bear in mind that
Moore has become one of the Lucky
leading man and will be seen regular
1y will; Cnator Theatres in features
made by the Lucky studios.
itiprogram includes in addition to “The
Goddess? a. Broadway feature and -'.
Pattie Weekly. Tomorrow there will
be speclnl attractions including the
first pictures to be shown in this city ‘
in 100 be‘rV cell,t 0930mm! W! ““1“” bf the linking of the Eastlnud in 0111-
they might b3 “Time“? 3“ yield maeloago Harbor last Saturday morning,
the greatest disaster of its kind in
history.
mood for this; picture and no expense
was spared to'secure them as soon as
the prints of the film's were released
Friday‘s feature will be \iary Picks
ford as ‘thtle Pal," an unusual char-
Iacterlzatlon featuring the noted star.
On Saturday there will be a three reel
Vltngvnpb feature, “The Way of the
Monday. August 2, will,
be amateur Cholly Chaplin day again,
nnd the managenmnt guarantees the
uppevnnce of-sevcl'al, not less than six,
300,de monsters. The Chaplin dny
"buohél' dry m“! ”‘3 57 3 mindset); 4wll13'be Ellis bit.» Very smut moguls:
There has been great de-
tlons as~1to~ the conduct- of patvousmlll -1
be in effect and no‘disovdér will be tol-
protect.
BOION . 9.0.! NT.
8 bushel; rye, “433: “WWW”. $1311" Tarpon-ow night is’ Charley Chap-
lln night st Roton Point'pnvk, the
night on which the lid will be taken
on and there, will be, in more at
the cool and breezy shore resort. Ro-
'1.ton Palmsbould, has {oil of Clumsy
cunninsandlu it to. {1911.1 it will ”an
‘ " Mme momma bog announces.
The. park onion has, been? beneikpd
byllnunirengabout Life was novel-11V-
ing the- contost for three handsome
Ill-lies which ma to be Innovd'qd
hm ' -
W33 ,V “‘31
Eyes Examined, Free
Today' 5 3
' Ten 111nm are sold annually, says 1%
best.
People in general will be inter,-
ested in picking out the pork Charley
Chaplin. The first person who re
cognlzea thopnnu 'who will represent
the park will accost 411,0 said VChup-
lln, ask him whether or not he is the
pork Chaplin and it he answers in
the affirmative ' and passes out a
card, the card is good for a $5 gold
piece at the omce.
It ought to‘bé a big night at the:
pork. 3 ‘ 1
"Have plenty of trouble with
cooks, I suppose?" -
“The cooks would be all right it
I could only 321.4119 necessary sup-
plies."
“What do you mean?"
“‘wull, last week I had a Southern
131. and this week I got 8. 111111110
~cook who '1é
dishes" --L_ouisvllle Courier-Journal.
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