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2311111411190. No. 108, F. and A. u.
. in Masonic Building, South
street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
month—July and August ex-
~11 8 o'clock. All Master
1- cordially invited. Sylvester
Decker. W. M. Robect M. Wilcox,
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‘thpllr. No. 38, R. A. M.
r in Masonic Building. South
fil‘ltreet. 2nd and 4111 Tuesdays
"itch month—July and August as-
~-1~r|t 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
""3 cordially invited. Charles
Tuck, H. P171128. Lyon. Sec.
' 1310;er EDUCATION.
- [811'ng American business
wpluntarily went to \1'11shiuston
. the President and Congress the
l! thfli‘ knowledge and exper-
tly“ matters which were the
at proposed legislation. Presi
“hon denounced them Is an
putt lobby"‘and drove them from
".Wl. In its messnge to Con-
:(011' days 1130 the President
“(his intention to cull business
nth chnferenoe upon important
“problems. Two room 1150
‘ to hang some 0! than}
M human." After putting
merlcsit business through an ex-
,little better then hanging,
ilson realizes that after all prac-
buulneas knowledge is of great
11nd that even a collese protes-
learn from business men. But
{in} 11 is that 111-. Wilson tool
10‘; and out his error! What
mgAntsrican industry paid so
her Mr; Wilson's education!
0‘ hour for walking back and
mu has right before your eye-- The? . YUAN SHIHJK’AI.
1111 soon muss-mu with In“.{ EMPEROR OF CHINA
coming day after day like old friends;
A tow day of considerate treatment;
says the society, are enough to maksi'
the birds mg'tnar boarders. i
‘Ouly, be sure iu keep the (It shut}
up. ‘ J
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PHTI‘LOLOGN.
The word printed above is not
typographical error. It is simply Prong:
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Bills IN NEW BRilAiN
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imather. Rev. Dr. G. W. G. Hill per-
‘ formed the ceremony oasis-ted by Rev.
lst J C. Beebe played the wedding
imarch from “1401181131111." and at the
close rendered Mendelssohn's “Wed-
;D1'. T. Edwin Brown, and the Epis-'
lcopal ring service was used. Organ- {
Nili "MOPS DilliNDiNiY'”
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Jscenes of disorder which resulted in.
the killing on the American side of?
ion “arisen trainmau and of several.
1 Mexicans in Juarez, early‘ioday were'
‘uupaid. The money, however, is on
deposit in El Paso awaiting the up
pointment by the Heathen author
ities of an authorized paymaster.
Strong representations have been
made to the Mexican Consul Andreas
G. Garcia, by Gen. .1. J. Pershing,
commanding the Eighth Brigade at
' tour. This is the record or the last
word “turn” might be spelled
spelt) if ouerish spelling
consistent.
For the T"
(or
were
sound of “turn"
sound in the word ‘phthlsis."
resenting that sound in
The N" sound is replesejted by‘ G-N"
as in “an111
ten language, as Prof. Matthews is'
perpetually preaching. is chaotic. Toke'
the
ample. in 11 rational and
spelling system it would always bel
But we:
vowel sound, for ex~3
consistent
"short e"
indicated by the same letter.
have E 111 "let“, BA in "head,” ill in
“heifer," EU in ”leopard," Al in“
"says." .11 in "said" and A in 'many'w—j
se1en different symbols for one Bound. ‘
Then thme is the absurdity of the
differenti
same letter standing for
sounds. even in the some word, not.
in 11r1us " whens the C is first pro
nonmed as an S and then as K.
it may take a century or 1110 to iron
out our orthography until words are:
spelled (Oi spelt) phonetically.
they are in most other languages. llut'
we‘re moving slowly in flint dlrection.‘
Many publishers are now dropping the‘
unpronouuced Gil in such words onI
“though" s11d‘1hrough,” the Ulil in:
such words as “dialogue" and
gue." and unprounced ME and TE, 1111
“progranune” and "quartette."
And it's really only getting back to
first principles. Many of the simple
spelling forms now advocated were in
actual use 11 century or two ago. Be
fore the tyranny of the dictionaries,
began. people had tense .101th .i0‘I
HS»
in
spell theit words 1111 they pronounced’
them—not as old~foxy e1 ymogoslsts de~
mended.
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According to the Post owes More
ment. in a letter sent to Senator Kan-
yon oHowa. most of the energies of
the department are being expended
on creating new rural routes’ln the
South. Arkansas has received fifty
new routes, Missouri lifty‘one, Texas
fourty-six and Oklahoma thirty-three.
Iowa. in the same time has had but
fiscal year and it is presum—
ablo that other Northern states
fared no better than low. There is
r a ladder just to prune that‘ i
idea was silly and ground-
Qt'itli' the superstitions thati
ye been singled out for con-
, seems the 161131 offensive s.
it walk under a. ladder is a
hatter Of commonsense, part c-
111 there is some one of the lad-
urse the simple act of walk-1
.11 ladder is not going toI
d“ (11 and disaster in its wake.
every‘practical danger of
.. paint upsetting on the
person so lacking in judg:
to place mutant under, it.
shingles and tools have been
fail you wprkmes's' hands.
a innocent pedestrians. And
N armors serious danger that
or by my bump the‘ ladder
‘ ' its occupant.
better to keep a safe dis-
’ ‘ ladders whether throuxhi
'Modditionaleoliectou of 111m
Whom smmmum'too,
‘os'fs' 01111111:an mull! Haiti.
111 .
much complaint all over the country
because the present Administration
has bedevliled the rural route ser-
vice in the name or a false economy:
and the clamor is not ultely to sub-
side in the North when it becomes
known that Northern postal service
has been butchered tomake a South~
crn postal holiday.
MW...—
Confronted by a deficit which be ad-
mits to be more than a hundred mil-
lions. Mr. MoAdoo comes blithely‘to
Courses and asks money tb‘pemploy
tax at $1 600 a year each.
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ACCIDENT DELHI; TURKEY OHIP.
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Putnam nip. xxx-free
transport P131119. which m to have
mwmssormmmmnmm
not mew m3.
Brander Matthew‘s idea of how the
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you:
have the “PHTH” representing that;
For the?
"UR" sound. you have the “01.10” rep;
“colonel.” ‘
its a good way of showing the ab:
surdity of our orthography. The writ-'
~ mayor told the council last night.
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the thincsc npuhlit'. has erupt-1
111 the nth: ul 1111 tt1tltl~tltifsiaf1
K'ai prtsidcnt Oil
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prior
POlWE EXAN. ORDINANCE
VERY “NAN
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that former i'ollc1 Commissioner lie!)
or! bi. Wolfe held to the decision that
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1““le the 1110 men did not pass. the present Mill-
administration will take that decision
as holding. Mayor liarsuom said it
was not the desire to reverse the ver-
dict of the past administration's ot-.
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Hotels. and he therefore moved thotlwoo dmfln
the countil rescind their vote appoint-
ing the two 1111111. This was done. it
was Dr. Wolfe who first called the
mayor's attention to the fact that
Collins and Brelnn had not passed
the papers which had been mnrlted
did not hear this information. Is the
Questions that Dr. Wolfe us 66 in
the two past examinations we crit-
icized. Muy'm Hsrstrom sold he did
not think that some of the questions
lmd really been framed in the best.
way possible. The mayor said he did:
not consider it 11 "one man job" to
frame the questions or to merit the
examination papers. Three men were
much safer. said, and he suggest- 1
ed that fut eexamlnatlon be con:
ducted by a committee.
Police ofllcers such as ’the city
chanted the mayor pointed out, were
men of perfect health, of good habits
and reputation. and morally pretty
clean, and with as much education as
possible.
A fact that has received more or
less discussion in street talk was
brought out forcibly by the mayor.
11 he said that the questions asked in
the previous examinations were not
known generally. and he sold that:
“What we want is men “with the
goods," and after .you not that sort
of 111911, the mayor said the police do:
pertinent could teach them their du
Lies '
Three men. one of them a doctor of
philosophy, took the some examine:
tion that had been taken by the spec-
ial oflicer applicants. and not one of
them answered all of the questions
correctly enough to get a passing
mark.
Upon a suggestion of City Engineer
George A. Sherron the matter of xiv-
lng permission to the Connecticut
Company to relocate their poles on
Main street, uptown, was continued
for two weeks.
Mayor. Harstrom was served with
the papers in the $6, 500 suit against
the city of "Norwaik. brought by no
torney John S. Seymour. Upon ad
vice of corporation counsel E. hf;
Lockwood; this matter was turned
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mittee, bridge not yet having been
turned fig?- to the city; with the pro-
viso that. the committee assume all-
responsibility in the matter. ~.
A E Winchester spoke on the. fire
alarm system. He said the uptown
syslent- was. useless.
.muble' wag: years in
‘ 3 ding March." The Missedh’irgsret Ed
Qdy and eGrtrude Kine attended the
-dress of white satin trimmed
1
1 ding was followed with a. reception at
:the bride‘s home for the wedding party ‘
lluncbv at. the horns of Air. and
‘ Harry M. Bates on Russell street. The
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sttfllaifoni'will pntbsmf be 11
'b1 the Node Freie Prensa.
over to the bridge construction com; .
F011 Bliss. regarding the death of the
American, George A. ilieper1.Acc6rd-
ing to his investigation, General
Pershing said, Diepert was deliber-
ately fired upon by Mexltsn snipers
A heavy stand of American troops is
‘bride as bridesmaids. Miss Usher of
Buffalo, N. Y., who was to 11-1111 flow-
er girl. was prevented by illness. Dr . on duty on the border.
Harry McElmsn of Widen was best General Villa, whose whereabouts
man, and the ushers were Colton D. J during the Ks“ let:| days has been
“i bl . N 211 mystery. t 1113 t was reported
1:319 0:11; Ducas, Dr Jolr'l-iunneyt from Rancheria, 70 miles south oi
. 1111‘ Ge “ e Benjaminl "r and Juarez, approaching the border.
\\ alter Van Loves. The bride wore 113 Street car service between E] Paw
with and Juarez, which was suspended
late last night. has resumed today.
point applique, which belonged to h" Reptesenuttives here of the Pearson
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grandmother She carried 3 ”WW” Syndicates have been advised that
of lilies of the valley Ind white roses. Roy Hoard, Manager at their binders,
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The bridesmaids sore pink dresses ofl Chihuahua. properties. and 20 Amer
old fashioned sivle and carried nose- loan “19‘0”" held ”“30“" by V11“
‘ . for 1110 weeks h111e been liberated
Bill's Of “0191-5 and ’0395- The wed :nnd nre 111ronte to the linited States.”
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec 22. N
Gen. Francisco Villa's last words to
his wife met the weeks ago, as he
‘ bade her gt. od bye in Chihuahua (‘ ity,
1, 11":1re “l snail meter go to the. United.
States i would die sooner than go
to the United States where they hate
me. i shall spend the remaindtu of!
:my life in my home mountains with
. my faithful friends where my enemies!
1111mm reach me"
. Mrs. Villa made. this statement last-
night when she passed through Ban:
’Antenio, accompanied by Mrs. lllpoH
110 min and ten others, enroute to
‘ New Orleans. From there the party
may go to anuut. Cubs
NEW YORK Dec. 22.» Americans
having commercial interests in Max-
ico are preparing to resume the
operation of their properties there in
and intimate friends. The bridal party
was entertained Sunday night at
Mrs.
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bride's gift to the bridesmaids were
lihali' moon pins of pearls and sapli-
ites and to the bridegroom 11 stlcltpln
and studs of platinum and pearl. The
gifts of the bridegroom to the ushers
1111 best man were stick pins and to
the bilde s isvailiere with four dis.-
monds 11nd two pearls. Dr. and Mrs.
Cooley left on s. wedding trip to
mode, and on their return trip to
ltermuds, and on their return they will
Hive at No. 57 Lincoln street, where the bells! a." the revoluthn hooded
they will be at home after March 15. by General Villa is ended. Engineers
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old home is in Booth Norwm.11e 0mm mm and 3m" mmé' I
:has been in practice a few years and \orthcrn Mexico , The Monterey
is regarded as one of the rlslfiiz young Smelter of the American Smelling .[end
physicians. He is s meiuher ot 11101512131135 geranium $311le be 111-.
o r
111an “’3: 33331311311193.3331 11511111 by the first of the0 ygftr
me are being made to resume open'
young woman. being I menibcr of one stious of the El Raye Mine in Chi-
of the cltys oldest families. Her; hufilluvasqwiit‘l‘tixnxg‘ggo‘r‘tl t‘imehlt in 81111.1
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Mudfather 1111s the late. .\elson .P. i ilitstlon of the Nationfitl é‘fiwgglflgl
i Mexico will begin not hetero the and
in! Felnuary Large expenditures will.
OLD WELL Lose: 9. Flem- {$..T°§my‘inmo§§$i§i°°d m We
Olllceis were elected he WWII Before New York bankers advance
of on Well Loan 11111.? 11111! A- 11W“ for “1'“de- “N liaison
M1. inst ,nlxhi- All 0i fit “on". bill :lhovernment mayihnv’e to de onsirste
. I can pay is able.
cars hm “Di 391 5"“ ““"Sd' i“ ,clmnxe rate between Monica. I{and 11';
12 It the Lntmd States is now in the ratio of
The gm N to 1 against “nice.
»...oku'. 1'" ”*1" "
_ o 11 r y . mericsns retain-
A1 bur r PM [1-11 at Chihuahua by cenmt V1111. 11
i became [noun today. use a condition
on Vllln in granting him permission to
next. legulur communit 111 ion.
vet's included:
"orshipful M11slm~
ris.
Denim" Warden- James llolcrnn.
Ju'nim: Warden-811Mb“ L~ 3‘ (ggffceguiheMAnfi‘r‘iflcgneoflg‘mn”liter
..John erated strengthened the State De»
partment‘s belief that Villa intended
to avail hhnself of the opportunity to
escape from Mexico.
MMM—A. W Dreyfuss.
Secretary 4tobert M. Wilcox. '
'l‘l’usleeswChnrles 11.111111, 1'. 9.
Lyon. James H. Rundle.
.NO. CAU.E FOR AG‘NON.
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—OARD 0F THANKS.
Our heartfelt thanks is sincerely ex-
tended to m o! the Loose the
Police Department, and to all of our
friends. whose gifts of flowers. and
kindly expressions of sympathy and‘
hehttulness during the death 0! our be
“Md W9 “um" and “‘5‘". W of the 1m Addison 11-. 11111111. or New 1
so devoueiy appreciate. :“ IC 1111 a t .
muss Frauen; 1111-. and 1111:. put “” n’ “h" u” N" “m" m"
RICK KEELEY and family
UNITED STATES NOTE
DELIVERED TUAUBTRIA
l.ONDON, Dec. 22, 1:56 p
tin—«A Vienna telegram forward~
cd from Amtse‘rdam by Renter’s
correspondent say that delivery‘ or“... mutation ottho tel-In .
to the Austrian Foreign Ministry: mg MS“ may the 113an “M .
oi tho; second Ancona note frommmm “mm: 3111113! m Kills!“ who
the tinted States is announced
Inn of Mlllnr 'cIII.
‘I‘hc immune court of errors this
sustained the decision or Judge TWii
iny the 111' ion brought by Solon H.
009 damages.
The suit rose over I. triple Wily
at New Cannon avenue to Remit
two years ago. when Mr. and ling
Miller and Miss Jessie Guthrie were
killed A train from 1211an struck
track was clear. At the am‘
ducted by coroner John 1. Mn.
mummies: roe ' UNDER-11 was we cut. that the no of
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Editor mesa: -'milmds.1but tbecerosor meow
doomQ 11.111151111111111 11.1 passes
sum the Eternal Camping Ground
In his death the old soldiers hive lost
a loving friend and true We.
ms solver“! kindness, unprintedt T ' ’
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.‘tions! th f .
bus ., or 64.03“!!!) tilt-s
11 sets of better
.0 are “a Jbliss Guthrie- will not be bronch-
m use. advising a red deg ‘39
railroad contandeddhet the daemon
811m court Sustain Non-Suiting ,
.llsms. of tits Inperlos court. lion sult- -:
Burglum. sdmhdntntor or the estate '
Haven and Hartford morons tor no, . '
the Miller automobile on the grade . V
w.“ driving the ear sodas: be in- '
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22, 1915
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The Store of
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Ten Thousand Gifts
The Real Home of Santa Claus
A Most ”Wonderful Variety
Every kind of
then.
RICH BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY.
SHEER DAINTY HANDKERCHIEFS.
Neat and EffectiVe NECKWEAR in boxes.
HIGH GRADE ANDBEST MADE WRIST BAGS.
KID GLOVES thatbhave thestamp of the best makers.
PLAIN AND FANCY LINENS‘ OF ALL KINDS.
LINGERIE AND SILK BLOUSE '
xm“ box“ 8, latest models, in
SILK AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
sartment
UHBRELLAS for men and women. large varied stock.
MEN 3 NECKwsAR CARTER
TON ROSIE“ s, SILK AND cor-
FANCY CHINA, CUT GLASS, BRIC-A-BRAC, ETC.
present you want to give and plenty of
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Buv ‘HIM ,_ A HAT
AS A GIFT
Any gentleman will appreciate such a gift.
. If you wish him to select his own hat you can buy an order
for a hat.
O’Brien, 111.11.111.11
"Service Counts
Modern selling methods embody service in helping the user buy -
what he needs—service in helping him use it to best advantage. and
service in setting long lilondsousuotion out of the lumber he
1bought. "Of course you out get lumber. you can get service, but you
want 0090 lumber and servio in the form of advice as to the kind 1;
and wemmmmmum house or burn or whatever ;
“may be. Thlslsvhveudomm
Don't Buy Cheap Lumber Just Because Its Cheap
Gm Dipt Stained Shingles. Limo, Cement, Nails.
The Hatch élBailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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