to W- from out Intent mm.
The) attracted by m. chap
loud. and by the addcd inducement of
farm loans on tap) terms.
to! sown? idol-n
mo mm
MAILIBHED BY
JAIES GOLDEN
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' 3o“ thousands ol’ thou- farmer. tire
arming back to the States.
g; L AND A. L. GOLDEN
. mopanx'rons.
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muIA’ruaE ALMANAC FOB
. TOMORROW.
MONDAY, JAN. 3t, 1916
High tide 8:49 a. m.; 9:37 p. m.
Gun ris'es 7 :05; sets 5:07.
The farming conditions are just the
lame but there IS one lug change. The
hat I; on t‘anada is given uncoin
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promislngly to helping tho mother
country ill the successiul prosecution
threat
0f tht weir ’l‘lic gun-inment
t—ns conscription. And those Anteri-
(‘illl’f‘a‘nadtans haven't any deairc to
mums SENTINEL TELE-
j PHONE CALLS.
Ediptial Rooms—92.
:Budnes‘s Office—g3.
Nt'munlk Branch Office—1388.
“hrs Residence—12253
flity‘ Editor's Residence—7521.
Engines: Manager’s Residence—
113-12.
Pgflhher’s Residence—890.
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be drafted into the European trenches
They're not afraid of fighting. In
fat-imlarge numbers of Americans hate
go‘gddhe t‘anadian army. But most
unituun hate no particular interest in
lilt'gfifl‘. and none of them want to he
Granvil-
»-m attitude may lie of intercst to
the ~militarists who are urging coin
in: i Abraham Jacobi. the distin
Old Weillttul’slied .\'c\v York physician and so-
n--.
I; $133 scriice in this country.
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Tunsomc DIRECTORY ‘wysecnennv OF PEACE.
. .A grated Communication of
Lodge, No. 10%, F. and A. M., will belt‘ltfluglfil, says that
' . ‘ .i
he.“ 3‘ 'u ”9"“: FCDFU’I'V “M 191°. needs a Secretary of peace inorc than
a'go'ct‘ock p. m .‘f’ork E. A. chrse ‘u wcruar} m. “M
Ailjmaster Masons COI‘dIlIIy and ITI‘
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0111' KOVI‘I'IIIIIt‘III
I'licry nation
tcdrally invit‘d should him: such an official. he says.
l' Frau ‘tlaIIy Yours.
ARFHIJR F FERRIS.
Illll tln- l'iiitcd Statcs particularly
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BERT M. WILCOX.
:dIIJ'IIIUIl' Milnlllt‘r.‘ it has hccn to work
Secretary. ‘ ‘ '
It’or international peiiic. although in
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uflw Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M. illll‘l'L‘HIlétH‘ in...” and “I... mu“). hiuh
Sluts ill Masonic Building. South. “ft-total, “him. dot-“mp “WW.” H hm
Mun street. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of each niontli~ .luly and August cit-1 .
at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch‘
'(‘IlBI‘IPlj‘ tuned Ill our aon-xninciilal Illttt‘Illlll‘l'l '.‘
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i-iciy iiott'l‘liliii‘iil.
I IN‘NI Lu prt-parc uar.
“yum“ "\\h) should not this fact I)“ rcto;
Ila-sons cordially invited.
ti“. Tuck; n. n. r. 3. Lyon. Sec.
iil‘o inc ll sccnis alhurd Iliiit “IllIt‘ Vtt‘
‘tilN’lltl lens of millions in dcwlopinu
II)»
and.“t‘UIHHll‘l't'ltlI and educational and,
AN ANCIENT BATTLE GROUND.
The most [lit‘lllf‘t’.<flllt' part of the
W‘Ul‘Id tIlél‘lit pi‘csciit t'illllllitllill in Mrs
ori'lauiiai It then- acre not so lllllt’ll
on
a.-- w. - .
art of pu‘dt‘t‘. \\lIIl agricultural
man) UlIlt‘l constriii litc L'tnt'l’lllllt‘llIllI
IIIilliillit's‘ iicillicr this. nor ant- otlitii
acids on in lCuiopc, lIiltI o'isf‘tilc nation has :is .i Illt'lllIlt‘I' of its official
t\<.'prisc \\t)llItI aiIlN'nl iNHH'l‘IHH.‘ l“ [allllil any individual wliosc business
it \i'iinaginailoii it is to r~ll'.til:IIll'll out upon it pgcclul
'I‘Iierc arc rt-ally I'lL .ssiii ~ in “31“" basis. if possible, t'\I‘I"\' coinplitation
”" thict‘tcniu: 'si-rious disputc.
\VIlfll
the uorlt of stall nicii t'IL'IlII‘t'II months
i.. {that distant scrtioii of 'l‘uiltcy
A ii. ‘ 'l‘lic British
I .
leading llindoo and ’l‘iirkis
i
“ll“ “"‘m-m” might liaii- hccn sun-d liy
Il troops
- 44- s tho
tot ptl. is ionlof ‘
agojn Europc’.’
idt-a
a iiiétrugglinc
to .\nd isn't it north
I "‘ ‘ t
l ‘I‘Jl‘ic Ialld ionic Iloln l'.iilo|“‘ ., it‘s a ”1‘“
I
l‘ tIIt. Lu. that dii'ciiion
it iiii’s\litipedior "l'liiic in thc Sun."
““5 ““1" tliinliini: itimut'.’
"ENGLAND NEEDS RELIGION."
':.t~ has i-tillt'iil to PslitIlit‘Il dirt-it
r IIha)‘ cominun‘ii-aiion from llci‘lin to ‘-
I;it.Idad. and thence. to Ltomliay. That \i lint Is nccdcd in liiinlaud to flop,
v. thl pruiidc quicker access to india "“1 'llllltltlilllll and niiilo- Ilt‘l‘ um IIll-
\tIlll'it Sir
I.‘..lll England has IIII't)Il;.'.Il IIlt‘ i I l
\\ttl".’ Acioiiiing to Vice
SUcA
i . .llmid Ilczilly, \tlio is no upm‘muqmn,
t,’ mid and tin lit-d Sea. ‘
‘i' to British expeditionary l'oi'tc has
allcy ihiouph
i
isl but it hardy old si-a tiulitt r in Hull
innnd of :i IIIL‘ II'IIIII‘ (ii-mt” a. mum“.
snuggled up IIH‘ liar-is \ . i .
4'." litilcs of tIt‘~l‘l‘l country,
’l‘lic 'l‘urks‘
his nation nccds l‘t‘IlL‘ltill. It ncccd.‘
tiriuginr.
than
1' II H m-W‘q l‘I-Iiuious conwits t‘\'t'n ”in“.
it ~ aupp res ‘oi . ., ‘
h . i'c had to Mix -.. supplics all ihc nay 4”") It‘t'Iutts.
ftfilil (‘Onsliiiitiiitiple, h} uagon over >lll‘l‘1)‘. lic says '.\lun,-;hii "”“r
t:i«-"l‘iitti'tis mountains and Son milcs d0“ 1“” ”Hr-lid this war to he 1‘!“ a
ti rough the dust-rt by caravan.
pi(‘tul‘es conjurcd up
lndcous frat-as or a liloodtlrunlicr or
‘1 l‘ [v n L'y. 'l‘licic uiust Ilt' a purpOsc in it.
"t 19 ns 0‘ c .
:m. u“, linprovcuu-ut must come out of it.
Ii .tho events of thc campaign
"Ilbd auvwherc MW in the war “In “hut direction? Franco has at
not t _ . V
, . _ Mi. - S a.
Th? British. Mm IIII’lI‘ 1,10“ n Tldt y shoun u tli \\ iy and has llbt‘ll‘
ii--l(".\
a :5 a d. ' ' ' ' 23 I“ ‘II- ”I" tlI‘ IIE‘I' IIIIIII‘II 'III 5 I II II I't’VII'aI
\‘TJIIII' II ‘ rGIIIII'ItIIS .IIIII Br“. IL. 1 t 9 \\ I
NI“ f' O 4 “Id (‘IIV
]. ...'I00k diagdild. IIIC (IIII III .
'rIaroun al-Raschid and the TIlt)ll-[ ..
'I‘hcv have cu iligIon PINS-r” a gl'cat part.
'stIll remains to be taken out of the
of rclinion that is uondcrful. Russia
. has been “eldcd into a “Itolt‘. and “L
D;
2-1:. d; and Our- Nights.
(w aided near the traditional site of the
t . 'il‘en of Eden.
1': of the Clialdecs. Abraham's OHS,"
thc ruins of ancient
They are figltt~
condition.
England
stupor of self‘sutisfaction and com-
They have seen the
placcncy in which her flourishing con-
. lihonie and dition has steepcd her.
up. !
Er? Nylon and Xiucvah.
ii:: for the posscssiOii of the caravan
.linti‘l *shc can be stirred otit of this:
tinlil ii religious revival
thousands of years old, along
tome, ‘ ‘
world-conquerors continue. When she .can look on the
V' which pansed the ‘ .
I ‘A "urbanipal and Cvrus and Darius Mum \vnh hunrhlcr eyes and a pray.
-», . _ ‘ ‘
in. on her lips, then we can begin to
l
J Alexander the Great and Mahomet
cotint the days toward the end."
or:
' and Tomalane.
Wifile the British are struggling for
W the Grand Duke Nicholasd
it's much the same idea as Kipling
in his
expressed malty years ago
fainter commander in chief of the; ”Reconsioual:
lid-55ml: armieS. is pressing down from‘ ‘For heathen heart that puts her
“ " trust
the Caucasus mountains, between that
i‘tfiiickiand Caspian Seas. with the ulti-‘
wife Intention, apparently. of effect-
.mg It. junction with the British fore-.1
'7 The gm alles. if they succeed in:
thfd great adventure, will not only ef-E F0" MUN boast and toolish word--
féottvély bar the Germans and TurksiThY mercy 0'1 Thy people. Lord!"
from attacking India. but wiii take NOW Ensland is beginning to fear
than in “around possibly move I“ 1‘9““! What KlDIlnx foresaw in
' 'galnst'anstanunople from the east. fancy}, as the pcnnlty of lost faith
“Thou operations will not ductile “1" ”mm”:
' ‘ ' “Far-Med. our navien melt "my:
In reciting tube and iron shard,
lAii valiant dust that builds on dust,
I Andfguarding, calls not Thee to
attend.
.l
‘ hr,iut'lfthoyauceoodtlnym . ,
thionlnve factor in settling Tun. 0'1 fine and nudism! stake the
‘ - tin:
"
\ it». again pump of yen-my
‘ NOVINO BACK FROM CANADA» 1! 1!! VIII: NInfllh M Tyre!"
' IL the lost few year! who has been Kim Maul! mm to how loin
‘ ' other aiming éxodus of itinerant *0 nllllonl ”If“. not: II.
tonnes to Council. It in "limit-thus will! m. “ml!
9”
out my mom "Em?" vie-tint . 11» m m
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ltlie .governments of lauroile whose
takes placc, just so loan will the war‘
11!! mm "width.“ W m
bonnet. III hem-tn; to in.) II
their hurts. If not with that “DI. the
north Kipling has [molten
"Judge of the Nations. spare us
yeL"
And ll £115de (10% turn to God
for sot-coruwhat then" Germany has
been notably religious in her" attitude
She is still.
both
I: I here
toward this great war
England and Germany
01' must both low?
Can
win?
nothing for eithei of tilt-m but runs
Is that all any
Is
tiseuient for pridc‘
nation is to get out of the itar"
that ahat the, “air is for?
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Judging from the reported eaniings
of the New York banks. business
must be pretty good and credit must
be on a pretty sound hams. The na-
tional banks of the mctropolis earned
last year an average of over '_‘l per
bank carried
The First National teamed 7H}
tional t‘ity 24.1 per
Ct‘lll.
per cent., enabling H to pay a 5.0 per
icciil diiidend amounting to $5,000,
;0oo slewing a coupli- of millions for
:SHTD'US- . iforin uardcti of Sing Sing, is on; TEOUS SUPPLY OF ALL PRACTICAL NEEDS AT
1 ‘ ' " "" * ’triai lll \l'csthccstcr t'ountv, N ‘\\I '
SENATE ADOPTS PROHIBITIONI. York, on “harm's in mnmfii‘ml PRICES LOWER THAN USUAL. FURTHER MORE IT
FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
\\'A.SII’.\'G'I‘0N. l), t‘.. Jan. 29.
cent on thclr capital Slut-Ii. The Nit-I
'Thomas Mott Osborne. Warden
A WARDEN ON TRIAL.
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Wonderful Values and Record Saving
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IN THE MONTH OF jANUARY THAT OUR STORE RE-
PORTS IN 27 YEARS.
What a Grand Sale SO Far This
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of Sing Sing.
'l‘lionias Mott (lsliornc. lhc l‘t‘~
I\\IIIl his managcnicnt of ”1" pits I 3
Themn.
IIl\ friciids say that a polit
first Prohibition bill which has comciml rilitz‘, illtcrcslcd in contracts
Wt)“ a victory last
,(lronna iitiiciidiiicnl to tlic l’hilippinc
hill was :ttloptcd in the Senate by a‘
I votc of ii.) to Bil
as lll our own,|
This amendment to the hill proliib
..'ts ilic salc or of‘fci'itig for salt- of all;
yintoxicating liquors lll Tue l’lllliiipillcI
‘islantls \vitli thc (’M't'pllllll of thc na
titc drinks \\Illt‘Il art- prcparcd l‘)‘ the
their ottn usc and arc
thc whites of the
prcparcd from tlic
cocoaiiut cuimpli- of our ofI
tlicsc nativc concoctions i
.-\ vigorous preceded tlic.
voting: in which thc saloon cvil came
lll for sonic rough handling by many‘
oi Scuutor Hot-ah iuid
oilicr dry supported ”It"
titll 'I‘lic alncndlncnt by uhit'h Int»
Ill't‘ drnilts \\t'l‘t‘ cllllllllillctl from the
natives for
ncicr touched by
A drink
is an
isla nd.
deliii t c
itii- Si-nators.
adiocati a
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“in” ”m 0'" “mu“ tniong ‘m under tho considcration of (ongros‘s :it ”1‘. prison lll\IlL:'itIt'tI ”N. m
““"k “'1‘?" ”I‘Vdutuicut of thc grand iuiy
ENTINEL
EADERS’
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THE LOBSTER LITIGATION.
Editor Scntlnel:
During the trial of the lobsto-i casi-
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IT HAS AFFORDED THE WISE AND PRUDENT
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HAS ADDED TO OUR HIGHLY VALUED CLIENTELE
MANY NEW AND WELCOMED FACES FOR WHICH WE
ARE GRATEFUL.
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WHILE THE ASSORTMENTS ARE YET WORTH WHILE.
OUR VERY BEST SERVICE IS YOURS FOR THE COM-
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Tim?” II) :“n Chum-”dug": :J": of the State attained Aaron G. Stcv.
mm m .m Hm. M“ mum” .3 PM, last week in Ilriducport. it was-1
a vote of .I‘.’ to It.' .
tlttlmctl that If aural“. “M caught
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EXCURSION TO NEW YORK HIP»
PODROME.
l'laus lot“ a mammoth \‘\'1Il‘~ttl'l to
thc N0“ Yorli IIIporotlhu‘..c a tutti:
Ilttli- aliow the ordinarv ca" t‘arc
.\'ou York city arc now innit-r war and
ll".lIl|ll.Z couiplction ’I'lic I'\t‘|II‘>I(‘Il
\-.ill lic Ill‘ItI on thp etching of ’I‘ut-s
day. r‘elii‘iiilry' if». and thc SZIittJioU
production “ill Ilt‘ offcrcd local poo
plc. railroad [arc and thc licst seats
in IIlt‘ thcatrc for the sinslu price or
$2.71; or SI. pi-r couplc. This rate has
ncvcr hccn i-iniallcd before in tlic
history of IUIlII excursions and should
he popular. liciails will lw git-cu from
How to time in this papcr. Moan
wliilc It‘t't‘II tlic tlatc in mind anti rc
scrvc ll, ‘
'l‘lii- llippodroinc production of "flip.
IItD‘ Hooray" this your has lwcu tlic
talk of ilic country and thc niarvi-l of
It!
those who have seen it. It costs
“0.00" to opt-rate it for min \vcclt.
Sousa's Rand “IlIl its march of tho
Statcs and other musical nitmbcrs:
Nat Wills. famous comedian; thc St.
Moritz sltiitcrs; the loo cats on thc
llt‘\\' roots: the cliinesc acrobats,
clouns and otlicr fcaturcs make the
production one which is a delight to
all. The excursion citcs promise of
being well patronized.
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WATERFORD FAMILY WIPED OUT
WATERFORD, Conn. Jan. 31.—
This afternoon from thc Matthews
Ironic, funcral scrticcs were held
‘SIIIIIIIIIUH‘OUSIy for four wonicn of thc
household, all of whom died within
{the past three days. ’l‘hursday. Mrs.
Lavinia llttttlictt's died and Saturday
nllll'lllllLE-~I95t~’ than forty—eight hours
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thcws was 7:3. Mrs. Daniels 71. Mrs
t‘hapman 9t. and Mrs. Mungcr 86.
ago. This afternoon at the Old .lorv
dan Baptiwiurch, whcrc these “'0-
men had worshipped for many ycnrs.
funeral services for them \vcrc held
,it o'clock, Rcv.
(on officiating.
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ESCAPES FROM CONSTABLE.
“'ES'I‘BROOK. Jan. ills-Carlos
‘l‘ryon, 23 years old. of this town. who
has been lockcd up at thr- town hall
slum Friday. pending an erratum-lion
:m to his unity. escaped from the filth
tody of Constable D. W. "rock: you.
tertlay. and has not since been "on
last Friday. It in allow I. that be dr' I
two rIflO shall at lfllmrr H‘. '.‘.In nl' ill
and Dante! Pelt-mo. it at «alt! cu
man had been min quot-Hy for
on.
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'blastlng.
latcrvllrs. Hitii'a Daniels. Mrs. Mat-Itinin,
ilteu's' sistcr: Mrs. .\I:try (‘luipinanitapsf
and Mrs. Mary Mungcr. all of \\'I'Il).nl:lilt*lll.
with a lobstcr in his possession liss‘
than 1 1-8 inchcs from thi- cud of the
‘bnck to the tip call of its now you
would hr
liiid
llahli- to a doc Suppose
tlic from :t
i'cliahlc niailtol. and the iolistci‘ \\;I.'
you bought IIII\\It'r
Ilii- coin-ct lt-ii::tli when too IIOIIL'I‘.‘
it hut you llllL’Ill Illllt‘ droppcd it,
or it might liavi- lll‘IIkt'Il off thc ll|t
cud of IIlt‘ nosi- whcn you hoilcil it.
.n for sonic calisc \ou could not te".
.-\nil yr-t. if a panic wardcn liy chant-c
i.in:c ill and found il I
'I'ltt' tip
(IS
you u mild he
IlftIlIt‘. ciid of a lolistcr's
now is tcutlci or mow so than
in mi: slicll t‘nn'i lIlt‘ law he t'IlilflL‘t‘tI
.is to the length or the body, anti not
iiavc such fine points (so easily
broken) to int-usuri- from. This caso
cust lots of moncy. both to thc stain
and to t‘aptiii'u .s‘tcycns.
” Lous'ricnuitx.
A DYNAMITE PLOT?
Fuses and Caps Found Under New
Fairfield House.
Mystery surrounds the finding by
Jeremiah McGuire. a painter of Now
Fairflcld. Of dynamite fuscs and cups
lllldt’l' the porch of thc house of lid»
Jennings New Fairficltl.
where he was working.
While Mr. Mctluirc was i-nrzalz
painting lllc house, he had occasion
to go under thc porch. There he
found coils of wires with caps attach-
cd. He threw them in :i carclessninn-
ncr out into the yard. not suspocting
at first what they were.
‘ “Look out.” said Mr. Jennings who
appciu-cd on the acene about that
”those arc dynamite fuses and
No dynamitc was found near
llolli Mr. Jcnnlngs
ward in
ed in
however.
suppOsition is that they were left
there temporarily by persons in the
vicinity who wcre contemplating
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NEW BACKSTROKE RECORD.
PITTSBURGH. Pit. Jan. 28.~
Percival “'ulfenvIIIi'IIDIl Volt-cu. of the Pittsburgh Ath-
letic Association. last night creatcd a
ncw Middle Atlantic record for 1:30
yards backstroke swimming event, by
doing the tltntance in 2:00 3-5. This
time lowers that former record. which
"sail held by Harold Buckluul. of
I‘Illabllruh. by onc ascond.
M
"You min-it admire a man who ul-
wnyit It'll! the truth."
i don't km." replied Senator-flood; and datum! for use as non!
"souiottnm such a nor-Human“. and for the appointmti «.75. month! “may.“ gm:
But when:
on _t- manly lotolloctunlly lndnlont.
and ? llluhly lndlIomIt to mlo'l
. ~ ,foellup."—Wublonu Star.
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Former Congressman Says There II §§ %% ,
No Room for Hyphen in Ameri. \t
can Life of Today. 3’: d I IRREN A‘ :
Xl-IW i'.t.\’!i.t.\. Jan in Ftil‘nlt'l‘ \. . h
t'onurcssiiian Thomas I. IIt‘lII). of 5:1. '1 M
III’IIdt‘U» “its L'I\I"I .l I'lllfllllg ”\ll § “0.12.1110 fllfi‘IAIIG Til HK’
lion town, .i: itic .‘iuiiual Ilillltlllt'l of 3- I‘ll-910]” OfAII‘Iel’IClIIIIIIIdlILC .
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the Holy Name Society, \\'Ilt’ll Ill' Si firminflf lacked upon df ' 5
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M .l. V. .. , . . .. - 72$ Bdnkfyfrlem rovrdea' credti ficditig
‘ t .i..it, in. our.t|\ts as talliolic a: u
\nici‘icans or American ('atholics E1 {Or agnculillm. [If PCCUIMI’ need;
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liyphcii lll Aincrican litc. ’l‘liosc of 5—: f h 1 ' l “
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us who \vcrc born Ilt‘l‘t' arc Anicri- 7" 01 I I'M I. le-Chdllne .9 Of
cans: tliosc of use who liavc liccn "1'-“ T NA BADIK:
suaturalizcd arc also Anicricans. We I HE TIpNAL S
"irc Americans who bcllcvc in tho 0 0
0
tcachinlls of thc (‘ntholic church in (Bank “flha "/ T NJIWHAIBIIHIG
dircct sitcii-ssion from Jesus Christ
‘llimsclf to thc Holy Fallicr. Wc are
proud of our (‘atholicity and up arc
,iroud of our Autcricanism. 'l‘hc bct»
lcr tlic Catholic the better the Ameri-
can. The Catholic church teaches re-
spect of authority and lovc of coun-
try.”
Onc of the other speakers of the
evening was Mayor Carl Axel Hur-
lsir-om Of Not-walk. .
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CITY NATIONAL BANK
_ ”Mew
4.—
WANT $50,000,000 FOR BOATS.
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. ‘ . The othcrs would bc “nlcniENGLAND WANTS MORE STEAM»
Shipping Board of Five Members . . , . .. . .
A G d S l _ of large practical PMIPI‘N’DCQ in fOi- ERS.
VASllthETOOS ya “1:" T1 _ cigu commerce, and would be appoint ST. JOHNS. N. R, Jan. 31.~-.\Iucl‘é
‘ ‘ ' ‘ 'Sl‘d“: :‘gnwvfie‘; ed by the l'rcsident at a salary of uncertainty is felt here as to thin
"mum” ‘ “ m “10,000 iprobablc effcct of recent war develop~
‘President Wilson Also Suggests a‘nicnibcrs
i
litdministration a vcar
":‘t i “ I OH .‘
I‘ hum m M"? mu“ 0. lh on“). moms on the pulp and {taper industry
.tleichant Marinc Committcc had pro»: in Newfoundland When the an
‘parcd for introduction in the House. MAY HAVE BEEN KILLED. . '
i .iounccmcnt was madc that SWPIIPI'E
l'l‘rltIt’ tlicir lionic with Mrs. Matthcwsllund Mr. Mctliiirc were at a loss to‘l‘“IHY- “’35 awaited with much inter' —-—— had prohibited the when of bull»
passed away. Pneumonia was the tull how the dynamite fuses and caps (‘5' '“ (’UI‘KTPSS- lPeculiar Death of Man Who Planned wood which had been largely con~
cause of all thc tlcatlis. .\lrs. Mat— him gotten under in» porch. butlhc “‘9 measure 1-“ designed ‘0 ”‘1‘“ To Leave Thompsonville. .sttmed in Great Britain. it was;
tho plncc of the‘ one which failctl ofl 'l‘HOMPSONVlLLE. Jan. 317.119” thought that. much of the trade might
Pal-“NW" “l ‘3‘" Senate “‘5‘ 3'0““ “f“’".tlian three hours after he had puruhe diverted to mills in the interior
a “mi: “"10 mm?" “RI‘I- II “7"“ ”W‘edicliasotl a railroad ticket to Springfield.it:f this colony. Shortly afterward.
N All““'“-*“““”“ ”mp” “"‘IOM ""Masa. Henry Patterson, 65 years OldiIlOWGVE‘l‘. It became known that tho
VODHI‘WH‘RM “'9‘“ '0 """l‘men‘ W” was found yesterday floating in the‘Iirltisb Government had put in force
son for mini approval. \haonnp‘mmt river, with a deep gash In niorc stringent regulations govcrnin:
Um't‘mlm‘m 009mm)"- ”‘9' his forehead. Medical Examiner Al-ZimDOrtatlons into England. in order to
"9W "WI-“Ir“- “0“” b“ ““9"“! h“"Torn, after a preliminary examination relensc more steamers for direct war:
0|”! i" ”‘9 "901 WWI" subscrip- cxprcssed his belief that he had lull- new.
"0“" “I" lacking. Th" M‘II’I‘II‘I’Jt-n into thc wateriuld struck his head It Is undcratood these regulations
130“"! would b” HIV?" I“““‘““"°“.on a stone. Thc medical cxamlner wil apply. in part at least. to pm:
I‘Wl‘ all dw-v WM?" trutllc similar W; scouts the Idea of foul play. but I and pulp. In that can}: the Nov/found-
tlnt exerclacd over rollrouds by thelmmi thorough lnvoatlutlfin will be hind mills mlght be forced to cum“.
.IMI‘NMF PM???“ Commlutm. Imadc today. Pattcrrton wan known to ihclr output or ahut down ontlnly.
I The blll calls for an Initial .p’m1havo 333 last night. but only $3 wnai 'rtic largest plant in Ibo colony.
,prtatlon of 850.000.1300 for thc pur-Lgoamt m hi3 clothln'. um the “uncontrolled by lord Norlhcllflo. tho
Lchau or loan of vouch. to be OHM-d “out "a nlulnx. 'londm pout-hr. ml III traitors.
mined by tho Mlc of l‘inlma CRIN; to leave. I wife and ten children. |hu a doll! “RIM of two hudml
ion: of up" and It! ton of ground
wood pulp.
a ti..- mm bani of on man; [cotton cut-tug in mi.
‘MVIIIOII the nor-mulc- «it» It": who: My HIM III-.I—A uddmmlut loti- bowl
"in t‘mnmomfl h n-ololonwnlhh‘nlrnnll. go”.
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