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oven that will be felt only indirectly
Financial Preparedness.
and at a distance.
Their work tor the navy dewtment “The United States will have to go
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pets. It will be carried on mostly in at virtue to‘ihe same extent as it is
secreel. The public will never ltnow of in Great Britain."-'—-The Toronto Mail
the thought and labor devoted freely and mm.
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.' WEDNESDAY, SEPT. is. 1915 Chairman Edison and his twenty-two itary preparedness is recelflng nation- W d M H
‘ associates. al attention at this iime. It is a mu- aiSts all l fiery. , .
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“INIATURE ALMANAC FOR T e manner in whic . . Another and somewhat similar proh— ‘sm Th3! A18 DlStflKfly Diffel'eht" .
. were selected was admirable. Mere . ,
The new models now on display in our comment department are
so different from the anal kinds of ready-tower that you cannot
help but give them your approval.
NEW FALL suns
Dashing new models in Redinmotes and Russian blouse eflects—
yoke effect Suite with full flare Goats-éTailored Suits with full fiare
bottom and braid on cost.
$14.98. sis. 98 ... $27.50
Combination SilkwdSerge Dresses
The cleverest of the new models for women and misses.
$9.98. $12.98 to $22.50
lem which conlronts the nation and
its individual citizens today is the
proper conservation of national and
personal resources. It is admitted on
every side by those who are in“: po‘
sition to know that just now is em-
phatically a time for everybody to
save as much as he can for the best
interests of Ill concerned.
Various plans haste ban inaugurat-
ed to encourage saving. It is not only
banks that. are hock of these efforts.
In various ways a great many employ-
ers are encouraging rthrift on the
part of their employee. and there is
an increasing number of voluntary
"thrift clubs' and investment associa-
TOMORROW.
High tide 3:47 a. m.; 45x5 9. m.
Sun rises 5:34; sets 6:01.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms—92.
.Bu'siuess Office—9‘23.
Norwalk Branch Office—I388.
Editors Residence-12293.
City Editor’s Residence—7521.
Business Manager's Residence—
rug-m.
Publisher's Residence—890.
fame had nothing to do with it. Few
of them are famous. in spite of their
‘genlus. The average citizen know:
something of Hudson Maxim. Peter
Cooper Hewitt and one or two others.
but most of the remaining nllm'él are
familiar only in the pretensions to
. which the men belong. No more gov~
emment ofilclai would have chosen
precisely this group'ot specialists. or
could have chosen them. They were
selected by eleven great cnginseriur
and scientific societies, which km
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NOTICE . , . '
MASON-ES“ entire number who combined great lien for the sake of others who may ”I 3:
A Stated Convocation of Butler ”Wall“ with the homnge of “‘9 be interested. If. 9:.
Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M.. will be held engineering and scientific professions This saving and investing organize— BLOUSES 0:.
In Masonic Temple. South Main meet- is Thomas A. Edison. perhaps the lion is called the “Moody's Magazine .3.
city. T““"” “‘2‘": :1: 14th. fl greatest of living Americans, who was :"Tfi' twill-SIM; Any w-Miil‘ll‘m» oo
8 o'clock. All Roya rc scans are S 8 Dan res n o e on s a zoo
cordially invited to be present. naturally selected by ecrot ry and Book Company. New York. says: Never have the fall Blouses “9
Fraternolly, leis to head the Ma"!- ‘Thcre hava been a large number of been so pretty as this season .3.
CHARLES A. TUCK, ‘H. P. The read? muonse of these learned these clubs formed and several of in design and material, and o.
F. s. LYON, societies, and the unhesitating Ic- them have completed the first ten suchavuriety for your choice
Secretary. quiescence O! the men they chose, at- hmonthr: thirst: allotted thedbond‘s aHndA -ior every kind of wear and
__ d ‘ti- ave s I c n on s secou ser es. of every suitable material.
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,THE WASTE or WATER- mshiv- And the“ m “0‘ "1° 0“” as follows: 98¢ to $5.98
from the.patrlots waiting the word. it's likely This certifies that
The following editorial
New York Press is a timely lll‘cr'ema’) that. any profession or any trade would is a member of the MOODY MAGA-
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' h ‘3" water 0 (1 List as rom tl and gladly to ZN“ '3 . : . ..
Non. .Of me“, inasmuc odh ti o reap n 5 p fl y . e” m of”... .. . and that he has paid to the
questions will be discuss at } any call for coopera on m p 0 ‘ng Treasurer of the Club the sum
District meetings this evening: the national defenses against possi~ o! _______ dollars the first of.. ______
“There is something almost quaint blo danger,
, monthly payments for the purchase of
Mrs. George T. Marye, Wife of American Ambassador to Russia.
in the anouncfmem "Y WWW“ W “"9 ONE “"539an DOLLAR noun Mrs. George T. Mat-ye, wife of the American ambassador to . ‘
Williams. Commissioner of “13 De“ PROMlsse WlTHOUT PERFORM. fixing; rm"! ”f be "ml!“ “1 I m‘ ,Rttissia, \inll leavedhcr tinn1 Francisco home within a few days to WWW”W”V’¢”0 ”3.3%“
. , t .Su 1 ’ mm or . rc urn to ctrogra “l he purpose of nursing wounded Russian .7 ' lamW:
parimenl 0‘ “a H M y ANCES Said bond '0 be selected by him. to soldiers. otordor?" When informed that no one tools into the back of the machine.
the 313,000,000 which New York m
petty owner pay for the water they
use, almost half is collected through
the antiquated, illogical and unjust
The trouble with Germany's assur-
ance o: reform in her submarine war-
fare is that it is an assurance only
in theory, with no guarantee of amine
syStem Of .Afrontagc rateS." cation W any particular 0890 Signed. . . . _ _ . ,‘, .A, , smdw . . . . . y - . . m, s m u w“: a 0‘1”, an that work on ”IO ‘0'
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ing first in all lines of civic WOW? passenze!‘ ships “91383 they “’3‘ 3“ Thus it will “In“ ("It the a“ ' Heights depot mm” be begun “t The appropriation was however en- (whom so much fault had been found 1
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still permits flagrant waste of a oom-
modity which needs careful conser-
yation, through the slipshod method
of charging a flat Innusl rate to
245, ill? consumers. the rate being bus-
ed on the dimonslons of the buildings
served There are but 98,868 meter ac-
‘Q: coulflzs. ’ -.~
Just how wasteful this is may be
deduced from tho estimate , which
shows that while only as w cont. 0:
the water consumed passes through
meters. the metered commiption
' brings in revonue somewhat exceed
ing the unmetered. 5
The meters are in business esttvb
lishments and manufacturing plants,
where consumption is heavy. and not
in tenements, apartments or private
dwellings These heaviest consume
pay for what they use lit the ante
. oi ten cents per 100 cubic foot. They
‘ ate careful not to waste, foe wasted
. water to them menus wasted money.
Not I) the private family. Hm
holders community fixtures. let the
water run on cold nights to prevent.
tuck her submarines or try to escape
when warned; and she announces
that she has inatnlcted liar submarine
commanders'to that effect. ;But she
leaves it to the commanders to use
their ”own discretion iiiany concrete
cape, and stands ready apparently to
’bnck‘them up in any excuse they Ire
fit to give. ' .
in the arable case. the commander
”thought the liner was going to try
to ram hint,“ or It least he reported
that he thought so, or the German
government reported that. the com
munder reported that he thought so.
And that settles lt~ior Gel-many. The
captain, crew or passengers-43w the
oil. I torpedo without warning} and
when it missed and the liner steamed
on, the submarine shelled her till site
i was out of reuse. And Oct-many coha-
1y reports that the comminder reports
that it ...... so an. be mistook the
*ustionalityj. of the aims. ‘ both can I
mere fact that nobody on the lines—- .-
submarine It all, makes no diner-once. '
r In the emu: case, a submarine lir- :
7 over to the army authbrlt'ies the nut-
he purchased for him and held by the
Treasurer of the Club in accordance
with the conditions and regulations
adopted therefor. a full understmdlns
of which he hereby ucltnowledm._
of the club is to help the Amber!
prepare for the ham by building I
molar! ammunition in the shops of
good bonds. .
This is In excellent idea, but is aar-
one who reads this article is so slant-
ed that he cannot loin such I club. he
can still carrymut the principle on his
own accent. Wilhelmina-sov-
mucous; arid.atthc-.propertlme
withdraw some of his savings to put
into 5I good bond. Woo or outer
lnvastment recommended by his bank-
era.
This hasbeen the simple but sun-
‘lcfe'nt plan of him who have
solved the problem 1)! financial pro
jparoducs.
. , ..T; D. MIcGregor.
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SOLDIER RETURNED 1'0 WASH-
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pirrsnumn. n. ...... 18—bi-
mer E. Guble.a atomer United States
soldier. who committed leprosy while
serving in the Philippines, and who
has been under strict guard in a tent.
It the mum hospital since his op.-
WW new new months ago. will
be returned to Washington in an auto—
mobile, and litter he has been turned
bulwark a! sum and mm up ll» '
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(Continued rpm rim Plan.)
of Newton. tliifutlng for revenge bo-
auto they but been handed a (list:
of crow in the Republican caucus last
mildly night. when their rewrite son.
l. a. Meet. was turned down for the
insulation 'Of ' ”loom, find
them. and utter much cloc’utlon Ind
excitaucut. woo every point for which
they find: cemc'to do battle.
muss town machine‘s” notably
interesting attain—tho Town mu
never use”: more amusing shm when
professionals appaur. that “are pro-
vided 351wltenuvera mutating is
“kiln—which. in «out Len um I
year. But honouring in a long while
would have anmueu ‘u protest-Luau
writer drum mow‘msterlai tor the
me than the one held mutiny» night;
The fort begin immediately alter- a.
3. may of men. halt mm
claim. and the call but! that tend.
the first um celled for We a:
appropriation d! 0260‘ mus by the
Me Board for field filaments
. md-‘mfies A... Room? N Oreeu‘o, re-
of
all the root of hair carefully planned
M was smashed. curled all Wrelmmm gum in ma- mum
She will leave behind her daughter llclcn, aged nine
“Her life does not belong to me. 'said the mother.
of having the superintendent ,dlart
‘ once. and, pgsslbly,~compllzted before
title ltdvettt of frost. But thé Norolon
people“ were not satisfied Willi expla
nations. and. feeling that the board
the $230 before authorised "to do so by
I town meeting; they were intent upon
refusing to make“ the glint.
A. H. Reuahw-ot Collondcr's Point,
«flood that every corporation in
thin country and in other countries
with instbummbs, Ind- sold: "it you
onset him to work for the pawn. the
instruments will have to he smiled."
one: By Eleven Hilarity.
George Dugdsle was quickly upon
the floor awn; shouting ‘m (atoll-l
m. chair! Wemnottatlio other
countrlles now; wearein thetmol
ml“ p . .
Thus in or? the discussion had
been heard,.altliougli no formal mo-
tion had yel‘ been made. but nt'thls
juncture Frank R. nutmeg uneven“ to
approve the appropriatioufi There
were runny voices heard s‘émndlng the
motion; which the chalrni‘iiii put at
once.‘ The "ayes" responded with a
roar that shook the roof; but the
“noes?" took a long breath. and ex-
needed them in nols'e. ' Thei’cbnlrmdn
declared that be me unable to decide.
5 mono or, not. the Noroton orator de-
hnd exceeded its authority in spending __
. 7 voice.“ Dugdale was again on his foot,
could ‘bdl, until he began to speak,
Whether his remarks would be gen
M: “I'll take I shovel and a pick
unto. couple or mn. and do more
dorsed with but slight opposition.
Then came the “proposition upon
which the Norotonltes had come to
pennants their strongest opposition
$011500 be approved for I Ford
car. with license and insurance. Be-
fore. the proposition itself.I was dis-
some. some one moved that the vote
be taken by ballot. which was greeted
with a ‘mighiy chorus 0! "1 second the
motion." Ono level-headed mun stu-
bed that1 since about an hour had just
been spent in taking a vote by ballot.
he would move to amend. that the
sense of the meeting be first tried by
hulking away. until the chairman not:~
ad banjo talk to the question.
; ”Sure." said lie. “l‘m talking about
the muchece-n-e tint momabeel ye
want to in: im- this man to go around
joy-MW in." «
When Dugduie vine finally quieted.
the voile on the amendment showed
that it was lost. and the vote follow-
ing, upon the motion first the vote be
taken by ballot. was can-ted by an
other mighty :oborua or “are."
’ VotingIM/lthout I fiction.
Etonce an eageruobrushedto-
Ward the platform and began to cast
ballots m “yes‘ or “no" in the box.
when someone rounded Chairman
and make the necessary repairs.
said. further. that the car would be
the town’s property, for the use of any
of its officials: that. the
must inspect the roads and certify‘to
lie
selectmen
could also use it “visiting property
to fix its valuation:
board of relief received a complaint
of excess valuation, they could travel
in it to decide such questions by rev
sons! inspection
But the opponents of such extrava-
gance as the purchase of a Ford car
were out with blood in their eyes. and
the result of the ballot tinzilly showed
8 more sweeping victory than at the
pool proposition, for the $560 luxury
was turned down, 103 to 63.
Daring the balloting on the Ford.
car item. some of the members of the
Board of Finance held an indignation
meeting, and some Idvocared holding
a hurried session of the Board, and
rescinding their recommendation for
The next item—making an approprltl--
tion of $25,000 to be borrowed pend-
ing' the issuance of the bonds, for the
comrtion of the King's End and
Norman avenue road.
members oi the Ronni. however. be
licvod that such action would only in-
tensity the sire-ml, \ tense (LA-Ming. and
therefore. no such nction was taken by
about.
that when the
Some of the
Jerome S. Guiltiest mum‘- i‘o upon»
mm the new. mil W the vote
mists-anointimmm seem to»
‘ «in '. appoint perintmdent
J. 8 Gather protested not it was
’7 clear that the "no.” side had won. as
it made the greater noise. Chm-mun
Purdy insisted that he alone but the
5 unit to declare the result or the
W Indmnhushehodmsdonodéoi _
m the W. s.- Alzet. it.- was}: A»
We 150::- lm- commissime to
Whit the. w without: meanness:
nonwhites. in. Inn: out. unease out
So. the W M W mt
Qolsimt- in. their: KW but: ins Semis
to. doughnuts. that went on. their. mu
will: not with thumb AS You been
firiv that. as yet. no nation N
names. at all romp the. W.
anon line]! Mr. m rapped; hit
m and reminded the, mm: um 1;.-
would be necessary to. have u motion
.5 W which tom Sud some one clue
«um um. a discussion or the
“A; smile.“ would «Mobile, More vein
‘ but .Iuds'tbus the crowd m Whit
Molt to the place“ when m one mind uses the. NM that use
5, m of 93th procedure we. Written in Sum. enema. m-
" m m lad m git-rationals» That comm hand a mu
‘ vitS film m up Will cl mus. SM Specifications Aim]
« blueprints me. to Submit to the
Wine. in show when the $25.0»
would ill». M N Nil opened the bids
to the. wort: Sammy. but liq qulollr.‘
Slipped Ill hill «in into his cool mocks
It. and Mt- Luum. ALL the mstmco.
lion ofthhuow mod is to Mascot-(F
his to the «all of the meetings CM.
resolution adopted "mm to uni
attmuntndant of Kuhn” Ind
firidm" that {Labial «It ha we
when lit! pleases-4r. not: WI t
‘ vlncc the town has m WNW
--v Iceman! tools. «wow ‘ m "
" lug his salsa: of m . .
out they were roaring with mun
m smoother: mmmrst
,y was ”rolling {Mouton and one man
mmtomurammtuu
_ with. 1 ever saw.
Ms um w. it. a. Outcome to m.
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