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Business Office—93.
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Editors Residence—12253.
City Editor’s Residence—752.4.
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Publisher’s Residence—890.
A State Communication of Old Welt
L‘o'dge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
held at its rooms Dec. 7, 1915, at 8
o'clock p. m. Work Master Mason De-
Qree. All Master Masons cordially and
fraternally invlted,
Fraternally Yours,
SYLVESTER P. DECKER. W. M.
Attest: '
ROBERT M. WILCOX,
Secretary.
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Mzis'iiiic Building. South
Main street. :‘nd and itli Tuesdays
of each month —.|u|y and August ex-
cepted -—at ts o‘clutk, All Royal Arch
Mos-ins cordially invited. Charles
USURlOUS BANKS.
A l'ew Weeks ago the comptroller of
issued at
tho l'nilctl States ll't’llrlll')
stolen)?!“ “11””an "“‘W‘i‘l "““k‘ is running to capacity. and prtiiituhlei
for usurious practices Many hanhers
challenged his report and accused him
of defaniinu their profession. In it re-
ply to llll'rl' tritirs. (‘tiniplreller \\'il-V
litnis “its made it more explit it sluice"
Front.
He points to the sworn admissions
OI Ziti liinltilidi hunks as showing that
Huh llwrc bank-S “0"? fll'lk‘ ‘0 89‘ at'rnss the country. lfthere's u single
all the mom-y they lit-riled from the
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Plath-rill 'Rt‘rt‘f‘lv hunks to from "it; to
f. in!‘ rent. they Wt‘l't‘ churuiue front
‘t'- to 100 per cent on thi- loan~ they
made.
there are
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lltiiliil
In L"; Sluice says.
hanks that thuignig per
w-nl or more on all their loans. and
Mime institutions constitute more than
banks.
ooothird of all the nutional
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Mm. of the.» bunks. pristimuhi). are 'I' “h“ “‘7‘“ to For 9 fl 0 ‘ when the Omaha Bee announced that
. .. .. . . ~ - < ~ . . .- ' 'nd came back with n hus-l
l" ‘l‘ ‘ “hll‘l‘ ““3 1'0”“ 4"“ “‘93 ”a“ "g" “ at a certain irreprouchable social fuuc- ‘ holidays are over, for it is not thought
-it' intermt, and thus there is‘techni-
(iii justification llltl in many other‘
cow's there is no such defense. Tliere
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states in which it is illegal to
t\'.‘l‘
ohztrfzc us liiL'li its 1‘: per cent. on brink
lt-Aiw; and yet, according to the comp-
‘troller's statement. banks in it states
who" charging 12 per cent. or more
on some (it‘ their loans.
The. only states in winch the comp.
troller found no evidence of usury in
Connecticut,
island.
the untioniti hunks :ire
nelnitnre, Mississippi, llhode
linmpsltite. and “is-
cousin There ought to he a rapid ttd-,
viuion of states to this honor roll. And:
there can be, if the honorable bank-
L't-w Vermont
ma, who are in the hi; majority, will
use their influence against the prac-
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AMERICANIZING ALIEN PLANTS;
Have you seen any of the yellow po
tinioes from the Andes, or the red cur-
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'muts from the Altai mountain or the, '
hardy; dargc-fruited haws from Chinafl
-~or the delicious melocotons from
South America. or the honey-combs
from Spain. or the Manchurian wild
nears that are not affected by basis?
These are only a few of the exotic
fil’somé’rfiRRC‘iOwfl l
ijoh off his hands.
able.
! There in no other country in HM
‘world so favorable to the adsptaiiou u.
‘IUikign fruits, \rgetaftles. gratin etc
We have nearly all the varieties HI
clnuatr and roll necessary to produce
whatecer can be grown anywhere.
Agni and warn 11 has been demon-
strait-d that plants supposed to he im
possible ot’ cultiiation outside their
uuliH lialvil‘nl will thrive in the l’
S. if the right locality is found, or the
proper process is developed. Every
new contriitulion in a valuable étdtll'
ltion to our agricultural resources and
a step toward our economic independ-
once.
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i A raw PROSPERITY mores.
Chicago hank clearings last month
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' were ‘3? per cent. greater than a tear
“ ago.
The. bend of the New York state em-
ployment bureau says there are not
onefourth as many unemployed as
there. were last winter
San Francisco reports an increase
of ill! ptr cent lll general business
‘\'n .
trniiic than ll tun handle and its lilt'i‘
Richmond. has more freight
thunts nrc I‘ill'illl able to take cure in
tile f‘t'itlll ”title.
The Non-tuber business iii St. Lou's;
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was the greatest in its history. and the
lioiithly trade promises to he still
grittler at n record breaker.
Detroit's population has illt'reuseti
slump in ten months. and it's :ilmost
impossible to find it man out of work.
think cicut'ltings in SI, I‘uul
been breaking all records.
Mobile. Ala, says the lumber ttnde
is rt Iiitllilltaled
livery steel plant in Youngstown. 0,,
orders are being refused,
Suit Luke (‘in reports big improte-
merit in minim: illltl transportation
\\'u<o. Tex, hits iit'ltl a prosperity
huntiuel. with Lotto.
()kluliomu farmers are iiquidtttiu:
their niortuitzes on a large settle.
And so it goes. all up and down and
important community that's hard up
rind hopelesn. it hasn‘t been heard
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FEMININE PROPOSALS.
l'erhnps equal suffrage tights im-
1 At least,
ply equal courtship rights.
this conclusion is deducible from the.
record of Inez llllliolland Boissevuln.
the YRS-Hr graduate and suffrage load—
hand.
"Certainly women should have
says .Virs. Bolsse-
And her
it wouldn‘t
the.
to propose,"
"I did it
huslinull agrees with her.
right
vain. myself."
ever have. occurred to him to propose
to Miss llilhollaud, he says. because
he never expecmd to marry.
As for the general principle of the.
thingqbe man who accepted the fair
suffragist declares: “One can no more
say that only men should propose than
he can tlogmatlculiy state that only
blondes should marry or only dark
men should be given the ballot."
And most men will probably agree
with llr. ~Boi-ssevnin. if they're honest.
As a matter of fact.. it‘s noticeable
that most of the objections to women
proposing marriage come from women
themselves. The average man who is
matrimonially disposed would be tick
led to death. to have. the girl lake the
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. ARMORED TRAINS.
An armored train is being given to
‘llle New York National Guard for a
Christmas present. The donors are
Elbert. H. Gary of the steel trust.
Charles M Schwaib or the Bethlehem
Steel Company and other wealthy cit-
exentually hewmt popular.nnd profit'
inn 0
.granting the petition and declaring;
SA'I‘L’CRDAY. DEC. 4. 1915
Russian VWtIntan SoldierIakcn PriSoner.
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Here is proof that some Russian
tanks with the Mlltllt‘rs oi the Czar.
prisoner by it ticrntnn soldier miter
This photograph shows her with her
women are fighting in llit‘
This woman was taken
the retreat {mm \\.'lls£l\\.
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Siili SliffRAGi
ilillRlliRS ARI BUSY
The (‘ounecticut Woman
Association is conducting an active
. campaign in two counties«Hartfordg
[introduced corsets for men. NOW ll'fi‘und New Haven (‘ounticshl‘ln-se cum-
I The train the New York National!
.tlum'd is netting to play wtth will be
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most excellent advertising willie the ’
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|country‘s orderin: its war scare suit
lot armor. The steel men will be per-
.t‘ectly willing to make a great many"
‘such trains, for the. states or for Ull-
.ele Sun), for it sufficient rousidemtiouf
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A New York fashion delineator husi
Suffrage,
limits for ll soup. entitled “I Didn't must! rulzns have now been in progress for
l.\|.\' lloy m be n p0,“, Model." several weeks, and tberreriults are be.
x . ginning to be seen in the formation of:
. The height of hoiitit‘al m-lttrtllili'luew 9'un franchise leagues. Threei
of these leagues have already lakeni
ydeflnite fortn—»~those in \\'olcott, Brie...
ml and Simsbury—mnd a number of
others tire expected to form perma-
‘nent organizations within it very short
,time. There will probably be a little,
delay in the work until the Christmas'
lseems to have been recalled by the
inew Ohio town that has decided to
'cnll itself 'f‘edrow.’
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Of course it was the printer‘s fault
tion "The evening was spent in sin .WISO '0 organize M a time When so
But that didn’t many of the women are engrossed lni
(‘hris‘mas preparation and domestic
.mattcrs. The two organizers who are
carrying out these campaigns—«Miss
,Katherine Milieu in New Haven
sMOU'OOU'WO-County and Mrs. John Allen in Hart-
from their personal property asacss- ford County are showing themselves
merits. You're. got to hand it toth-w most eiflclent and the client of this
York when it comes w tax-dodging. iqulet but thorough (mnvnssing of the
O———-——~— smaller towns is expected to be ob-
The worst thing about. that Ford vious beforo‘thc next election of Rep-
peace ship is that it has started a resentntlves to the legislature.
new crop of fordcnr jokes. * The attention of Suffraglsts for the.
inext two weeks will be fixed on Wash.
MRS. EARLING HEIR To MISSING Ingstgon.e to; littlilpes are high for the
MAN'S ESTATE. N as 0 9 Susan B. Anthony
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mxatmv, Dec. t—Jud'ge Martin J.’°$:;‘dm:m thy “3"”; “mm the
Cunningham. in the probate court c n“ can on. n ‘ onday,Presl-.
has granted the motion of Attorney-g:m Wilson is to receive the envoy 5
Edward P. O‘Meara, of New Haven. stat 8 Then wo é .
to have , Charles Gandy, who disapl e ' e m u 'come ‘0 Wash-
pearcd from this city in 1906, dec‘nr":::l0\:orl:i:tn 0:"; wit: {Teds‘lfngthsot
ed presumptively dead and to appoint‘ file with, “do era 6“ nt em, ut
an administrator to look after ,hls‘an: govertforsoz'lieTi:: :a;0:;rtl:;asy:l:
tat . J 'C ' . '
es 9 udxe unmngham, am”imminent from California to New
York. The knowledge that the cause
Mr. and mumptivel dead. a l
7 p y ”to! woman suffrage is endorsedby so
pointed Peter J. Mom. of New
Haven. as administrator of Mr. Gan-Sue“ a host or voters, and also the
dy's estate. ikaowieldfe shit over‘a million men
White the amount of the missing”; ‘3‘; “if” '" “mg" equal
man‘s estate will not be known untlli:u rage n t e1 eagle";- s 1;“ must
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th t 0. nd 's ro ert will be worth
a a y p p y and of the Senate. Those men who
everal thousand ollars. (land '3
s d y have not yet given'the subject sor-
nlnu and dancing."
do tho editor any good.
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New York citizens have sworn on
this year more than
the voting women of the western‘
_ plants that Uncle Sam has introducedfizens interested in the manufacture of
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. foreign blunts introduced in the short
. period of three months from April to
. duly. ’191-5, The total number import
., their pond-alum are 'dootvaesl_;pouth’.
‘ _ only. bargai- m knonwbtch filtration as
to our soil recently in s systematlc'munitions. The train will be like
search of the world for useful plants those used in the European war. The
that my be made serviceable for the cost is said to‘around 8150.000.
mole of the United States. iIt's generouspf the steel- men. The
The quest began in-~1898.‘ The “of- national guard in every state conceiv-
fico of foreign seed and plant intro- ably liable to invasion might well have
duction’ has lust issued its thirty-fifth a train or two like that.
inventory, describing 530 different Gary and Mr. Bcbwah want to make a
practice of giving away military trains
as Camegle givesaway libraries, it's
tinny~ to mention one other state, at
up. Into the tens of thousands. least. that will 'be pleased to uoofit.
of -- thousands.
' 'itiqat or the exotiou. drum. 3m
pairings-to :be at .smu when. van
'1‘ But many have already proved
If Judge
' We tear, however, tbnt the moral
unémuon wm stop wins it 1a.. Ann, . .
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mysterious one and nothing has been
heard from him since he left bet-epsi-
though his sister, Mrs. Carrie Eat-ling.
of New «Haven. and other relatives
have maintained an unceasing meal-oh
for him which has extended .lnto ev-
ery state in\the union. '
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AMERICAN BRASS co. EXPANDS.
ISTRlA'l'lt‘ORD, Conn, Dec. 4.—The
American Brass Getaway. it"bacune
lmown today. lass purchased from the
David F. nutrient-lie. .3 tract of 12
acm- ~on thov‘mt bank of the Boom
WWI“! Railroad bridges. The no-
uulslunhoflllil 10nd makes (the ‘oom-
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tonic sum bore. between the Wubx
“pl ' “’ “ .f at the politics of .tlls-.:mtyy.. , ,.
disappearance from this city was a‘ lens consideration will be obliged to
do so duringithe coming session, and
those men who are amenable to the
pressure of votes and to the desire to
be on the band-wagon, will not be
likely to range themselves in owed:
manta a cause which is so manifest-
Lly headed for success. ' '
On the other band the 'resl sate
men—the men whomnderstand the
ibnsal principles on which-this great
lepubltc is founded—will realize the
llustlce of the women’s“ causal They
Will see that the principle of demo-
craoy'. u u is worth mutt-Indium
apply to woman u-nnlljtrv-EJ nan.
and that only whensomppilotl no it
be beid‘to- be the control“?! prom
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The right appearance, the
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COATS iSUlTS
THE BIGGEST AND BEST SALE OF THE SEASON
$16 and $18 Suits
$27 and $30 Suits $17.50
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EVERYTHING THE LITTLE GIRL WANTS
EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY’S CHRISTMAS
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Westport Man's Open Letter to Sen.
ntor McLean. :pleasure. while quantities of it
The following open letter has heed-20ml: '0 waste and decay. and pron-l
.ddre'ggpd by [9, Powers, of “Iofilpofl't‘f‘l'ly owners, or managers remote from‘.
to Sentttor George P. {lit-Lean:
jitty in ambush. still intent on slaugh-
ter.
Brn‘oly these things speak of folly,l
Hon. George I‘. McLean.
l'nitetl States Senator.
Dear Sir:
l respectfully ask a moment's eon-
slderntion to some thoughts regarding Which the Almighty has placed under"
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the constitutionality of the present‘mpn's protection and for his use ”131°! Jewett C“?-
According to the
t‘pnnettieut Deer Law. made to fertilize the farmer‘s soil.‘
are,
:illl.‘ centers of tramc. erect blinds und‘h"
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HAD BAR-ROOM IN KITCHEN.
NORWICH, ('onll.. Dec. 2. ~~Becansu
sold liquors without legal author-
ity, using the kitchen at his home in
:Volttntown as a barroom, Elf-min Mon-
sers. it was learned today, has been
iuiumlce and wrong. But when by m‘t‘ound guilty 0' "WW0“ 0f ”19 (’Xt‘iw
edict of the State these creatures,1mw“ and fined $175 and costs, after
in hearing before a justice of the peace
testimony giver;
Like every other evil whichthroughltbe law becomes not only an outrage by State police at the hearing a day
humuu conduct serves to darken
law was born of selfishness. liero‘fit‘lf.
selfishness led to grass misrepresenta-.
tlon und to clamorous demands re i
cordless of all other considerationsfi
or of what might be the ultimate re-.
suitsTWhlle a goodly number of our ‘
senators and n few representutlves
honestly and strongly opposed tllel
”passage of the. iniquitous deer bill. a3
\‘ery truly yours.
P. POWERS,
Westport, Conn. Dec. 2, 1951.
finding
’hottles of beer, several
there
n'agttinst common decency and commonlor two “30. they visited the blouse»
beautiful world. this unrichteous deer'sl‘nse.~—-it is an insult to God Him home the day before Thanksgiving
between 300 and 4th)
The City National Bank
Kallons of
’hard liquors and at number of men
[drinking there.
willing, even anxious majority and a
complacent Governor made it law, turd
in so doing stultifled anti dlsmced
our Static.
in no chor spot on earth. inhabit-
tited by n civilized people. would this
utmciousdeer law. be permitted to
exist. Neither the pregnant doe. the
nursing mother. nor the s’ucklinct
lawn is :it any time exempt from the
shot gun provisions of this inhuman
not. Cun the Slate lawfully sanctionj
interests are zealously guarded.
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Our Best Assets
This Bunk with its growth: list of loyal depositors.
them individuals and small business houses, holds it poaition iii pub
llc confidence of which we are Justiy proud.
Confidence of this sort is as surely an indication of strength llllll
stability as the most imposing array of figures.
The personnel of our direct oratc is a further assurance that your
mast of
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such cruelty. that in comparison the --
customs of a savage tribe would be
infinitely more humane?
Members of the Fish and Game‘
Committee declared that the. .deer
were rapidly becoming a pest. yet
any person other than a landowner
or a Iandholdor who attempts to kill
one becomes subject to a fine of $100,
or to imprisonment for-sixty days, or
to both such fine nud imprisonment.
From the standpoint then taken.
could the State with any show of jus-
tice. make such an absurd and KIM-l
ing a. discrimination? _ '
The Governor said that the deerI
were of no particular importance or:
cept a delight to the eye, but since'
that time they have yielded to the
landowners of Connecticut thousands,
of. dollaro worth of excellent, nutri-i
tipus tood.‘ May’ not the Executive
justly modify his viewu?
Apparently the lawmakers them-
'seives are unable to frilly interpret
the provisions of this remarkable not.
One says that the tarma- may tir-
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will surely
appreciates new Wee just as
ONE DOLLAR will buy I dainty
a splendid chewing.
to the ‘oppoalte belief. «And now, af-4 ,
ter nearly four amths dollboroum
the Attorney General rules that it is_ _
illegal for tho farmer to sell his vent: lull limo. fancy and our-.-
stin dithopgli tbe‘lnw distinctly states,
that the deaddeer becomes his prop-3
qrty Ind soy‘s‘bo word about mm
in his use of it. it is a. pretty pearl
"um um um, line thins and means
something. she.
obi-lotion order. my be
by the put-Elinor.
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.391"! 3: fill-”Jill!” Mime ‘0 W1“
dollars wlll buy oomtblng twice as good, an
All ollvor purchnu here will be m
A RING FOR THE OTHER FELLOW'S SISTER
'l’bere his cont-thin. to potential about the «lesion of a ring
that our blg and varied “comm-lo homey to suit the individ-
Bo It a diamond ullulro or convolu-
tn convo’ntlonol or'odd
1.6.:lllil’airdiiltl it
wlth’ other precious stones, we have them out
datum. and an amulng quartty of onset gem to choose ‘mm.’ All
ruched for donut-y on any date W
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arked free.
‘2 Christmas I
Put a Watch on Father
But Be Sure its a l-‘alrcliild Watch ,
We buy only hand flnlohod and polished plates, pivot: and
wheels end pivot- node by the best makers from our own specifica-
‘ lions and MI. than in out-own workshop under the eyes of a
master workman. The com on bought in the some manner and all
pooflu which the middleman not in syndicate stereo are paved, en-
ahllno us to tell the ante quality good. for much leu money.
A watch for Sonny Mo good enough for anybody, $5.00.
A SLY PEEP AT MOTHER'S SILVER
show many piece: mining from the original lineup. Bite
much as Mrs. Newlywed. Em
llttle ladle or pickle fork.
it five dollars will make
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