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:tha opium trait, for example. Our
'ovn state and national governments
__..__ .—__»-_.._ __. -_ H
awn-tr addeaau-ufaacx non sormt venom] m
at rein. it has some really non”. '
“Newman I its credit. There is . .. . I; m.” SI" M ms
hunt instruction in scripture and bi
ography and ethics. it is my judg-
nnent that the Sunday schools of to
1;d.oy are doing the best work that they
ihave ever done. 1 floor that no many
lpaatora am not yet fully aware of the
mummy. APRIL s, igis
FRIDA Y SPECIALS
Why Pay More. When You Can Buy
“D A. L. GOLDINQ are not trying to restrict and‘ I?!“ Inch p e this field odors them."
mamas 3 lau- the use of opium and its products
my. 5, 1916 in this country, with a view to its
'abolition except for strictly medical
l
TURE ALHANAC FOR purposes. China beat us to that re-
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Dr. F. B. t‘pham, superintendent ofinEV. DR. GOMNOUGH’S RETIRE-
‘the Brooklyn Mrth District, reportedi Re :ll'l'.
. . . V- Arthur . hoot‘ lenough I) I).
the ‘ear work his an . Dr- . ' ‘
‘ y s m trlct ,whose retirement. as general super
‘ llles I'sionishillgly Low Prices?
No careful spender vvi' rack or this store can afiord to
ignore tho appeal whi' e FRIDAY SPECIALS will
make to the pocketboo. _ :rcsta of everybody; they are
___,_... ~'-- _- a a" . doing her bent-deem work by limiting. agent of the Methodist Book dish I: u Mada 1 lost t'
L ELE— are 1111 t ‘ _ _ ea. rt ay special. per My ntno.
”g ' IggosggEIANLis T deluzlng China with American 0183'" ;(10n(€rn. reported an“ the I“ pmmglm “M' and has “cum" advanced 1" yard ...... planted Md W ruffles.
9i 4'; ,. V W2 ‘ettes. What can you do with a coun-l ~ .of the New Iork Book Concern for 20: the esteem of his brethren and an et 12. 3¢ Elastic band. Friday apoelal,
, 3‘ ' t1 1 t k it reforms so seriously ‘:t‘ars. ending Dec. 31, 1915_ aggreggl {afloat ministry. In all his charges he ‘ ouch ,,...
"7 “‘ ‘ “5 5 ' led 8281300“ mm»... t. on u- has shown am it tactful and m
I .. . ; l . - - . . . I TURKISH TO‘W '
m office—— 383. i“ that? , _4 .nml conferences for the “me periodln‘alm an honorable record for 9fhu. Firm. doable Eli?» a
“flaw!” Edging-137.534. . ___.. ; amounted to tl.211.42‘.33. ln add-fidelity, painstaking industry in pss- yarn. hemmed. Friday spec. $3.50 DOUBLE
.. a“: _ u‘e— THE ONLY 8MB RULE. I “on, it it“ disbursed for other chumptoral labors and preparation for the ill. oach CURTAINS
r' .mw' V ' _ A i “u." lwrpooeo hundreds of thousands of WP“ “0 has always been sympa- 1253‘ A be. 0WD. Dodo of ere-
E rug-n . When the Oetman- mer can ._ dollars. ithotic and comforting to the depend- tonne, Vii-h mte 06R.
" . Reade“ - ’ —-—3W"’ 0‘ N9" “”9" m“ 1" convention Dr. Mains as treasurer of the spin-EH" Ind afflicted members of his con- 12 1-36 DRESS Friday Mia 1"”
' :1wa DIRECTORY. gt Elisabeth, the delegates were wet-1 coral fund. said he had received andi’nsltlon, and an unfailing popular GINGHAHS $2.98
‘ .71ch by Mayor iii-mu. born in Ans-l disbursed from the fund 32.469.605.28. minister in the community in which “WM Mb! like“ and
“I W: I“- 1‘ F' and A' 09"“ who 8..“ them this “"09; ' . Just before adjournment a special he lived. Dr. Goodenough has never children‘s dresses, Friday 35c MARQUIS'E'I'PE
h lasonle Building. Sou “if on I.“ to critic-loo the “miml 'Va..o&n.a.n.\vu" committee on the state of the church are-L 8 MGM. t‘lbeflmenu'ng with 8M¢ For curtains, white and “.m'
.“M 1" “d 8rd M110“; (y p l . Americans L' s. was ordered, to which memorials to tipflsmodic attractions which often fancy 0336' Friday 'Wm'
i- .- “ math—July and Animal C! nitration. do so. on i as ‘ ' lim- K- EU“? HI Shula“... the non flenerai omfennco must belfldly and soon fade into oblivion. He 9c ”RON GINGHAMS per "r
.3 ' a o'clock. All Master You have no right to criticise any| lcutcnant . tr lurncst linuhmd‘ 3h“ preached a strong. whole some, 3mm, per y.“ 18¢
. W’icox. . . .
m. w. l.’ Robert M I (the. disadvantage of Germany it that lla from h” Antarctic -x ”(I ministers will be held this afternoon. :lashlon, “H”, has imam“, won Heavy tin. lll tad, with cm-
i' ‘ “ _._.. 390“?! “3 WWW“ ‘0 "‘9 ”m“ (it; H1)“ successful ht- “to: halt- me “'9'" °' "nutty LIW- lmm a 1105‘ 0‘ friendsin every church 64' or. Friday special each
- ‘ " . 1 ‘ Just befor ti - ho has aerv . ' .
.7 ' m Chapter, No. 33, A. R. M. ‘Slaifl" not yet l)t't‘n explained by him. i -i 9 1w noon recess me M t ed VTO an “maul? per 98c WHITE LINEN ‘ 25¢
i ‘ 1 Masonic Building. South it w.“ “up“..m NU“, although the' ‘ . ow ng resolution, introduced by newsmallty he has added the winsome- “ inches ide d d
b M n d and “h Tuesdays . _ ' . )5 -————~——— Otho F. Bartholow, of the rim new of a transparent consecration to ' ' M m,“ $1.25 GARBAGE CANS
ll ' I‘ll! 81ml: 2“ . d August ex- convention failed to follow ll. The rub 1 A COWARDLY OCUTTLE. (hum-h. It. Vernon. '“ adopted the varied and exacting labors of the thread. Belgian linen. ""1" H0"? ”WWI?“ 11'0". with
'3 ‘ 0!“;th mfgttdldlfilt) :Ill Royal Arch given by Mayor Mravlng is the only. without debate: 'Christtan. Hence when his name was special, per yard WV"- F’ld” special, “Ch
3 . W cordially invited. Charles safe on? TOP In)’ “INK“ “me“, “3‘ Letter to New York Tribune: “MN-8. The Christian and mor it'll-lobed for district superintendent. 95¢
.< Sec. - .. foreign born. who feels keen Sir: Tho Filipino question as it now “I "‘1‘"? 0‘ 01* Denali of the State hi! ethrt‘n at once saw the fitness
t Tuck. 111).. F. 8. 130". tin or \ ‘ ' . v . .. ‘
,_ , . wi— — ismwmh‘. Wm, any ”new..." belliger- stands is one of the strong proofs will“ 59" York has been and is at pres-ll" ”19 man for the position. for he “aggwgggmsgfiafiggmm” IZOXSWHIEI‘EOAP
@— 0 3 t - could have regarding the lack of “fluent mount-ed under the operation of 'ho had brought ”“935 ‘0 pa“ him» weight. Remmed Friday spe- Loryo uh mo- ! ll!
5 m TitansATLAN'rlc AER - k«n . , . m 1mm corny, a, “u u cmcny' .f . yoryrlhe Frawley lawv—a measure ostensi- self WIN know how to “We other. clal each per can . y M ’
. “ PLANE. In CVH‘Y "I"? ”I", n“ out: n ' l lam pawl“. of our Mllflflll‘bl)’ h [In inter." of hum“. but in ‘0! liko “MIME and success. Dr. I 49
'I'ao American public will find much policy. the primary durum“ 1“» ““ ltatesmen. The seltcomplaoonoy andirenlity a aubtPrfuge permitting pmo Goodonough leaves the work of tho 8 . 3"
“(mutton in the announcement that‘ihis lu-neflt the l'nlted States?" If it Conscious or unconscious hypocriayfitizhtintr with all its attendant. brutal- “9" York dmrk‘l With hiith praises
. W maker has ,fllwd hp; will, the msttcr 3.ilmultl be considerod with which they put forth their rear izitla accompanlutoutsr , 0' “3 brethren in the dislrlt‘t through
by W “3 sons is shameful. They know that. “Be it Resolved by the New York out the “03‘3”“? “5 3 brother bF‘ §
t
‘ > ot, who went back to his p
g . ~ . r. ‘-.--. . ’ . tl , “med States escape a possible danger in future. 'II' l.. "r
.4 gnomeiient service ever once. Tlm unfit 01' Mil“) 10 19 ' i This “mm. policy would be sure to! Tht‘ “Rd 0! more torrent and crap, I“ '“W I E g in the Optical Linc
now croft. now being built by thc Cur- docs not impel him to put the we [are involve them in the very danger they'lt’llstlc preaching had greater devcl- \
. _ I, 9 0nd thc of America ahead of all other consld- are t In: to "m e. Remember wc obmcnt of Sunday school work is our Connecticut is nearly one half wood-
. uu moans. 8°“ I" l’ y ’7 " ' l i m... land. was EX ined '
'am one and m. beyond wha‘ mo... Mm...“ a Rf-llfit’ oi‘ Iiilrnf‘sfl should have other island. in the Pacino bo- l‘ "" "d ““‘l "“W’ n" l“ “mm" Im- me atItdmllanhsgfatlélm Eyes am ' Free'
l' ' 3‘ h v lfllil“lnt‘tl in tho way (if ‘impell him to recognize that he has “d” ”19 Philippines! H W“ 593‘" do] "Whndfi in the churchcs “mil "I101; are producing nothing but (“11- '-
5» persons a 9 c ‘mtirlng before imaginary aggression. ”WWW" by “5“ I" “11“" H; her. wood and brush. hitchfield Coun-
. P:
.‘
‘ “up oordlllly invited. Arthur
’.
91. hr crossing the Atlantic in an
aeroplane. it will he remembered
glut his original protect was frustrat
Ed by the loss of ldcut, Porto. his pil-
ost in the
W m"! “ m.“ the war started.
The H. aeroplsnc named the Ameri-
ca, which was built especially for the
septum, was subsequently sold to
Great Britain. and is said to have git-
aeéoplanes.
The original America was. it
but [his one will have more than tcn
limos its power. It is to be expect.
ed with six twelve-cylinder tuition“;
making a total of 1,800 horsepower. .
It is expectedlo carry a crew of six
giant.
' men. wgethcr with all necessary in-
“ ‘ . n ~ . . g- . ti - ll u tlic' from the Philippines. The advocates'slons.
struments. Illil and provision-s. at a crtnlini. 0th N "‘00“ l ‘0 ll 1‘ lot‘ retirement me much for it . and tnbulateu tha Mm“ ”a“ by
rat, of 100 miles an hour, making lit» ranks of the army, their cfforts are granted “’0 cngvolcnt collections were equal towns and comm“ The percentage .
’ ‘ . .. 3 . to an . in some places. in advance of of forest land in ouch town in graphic. S I l BENE'DIC'F 73 N M St
' 'e l U W I‘i‘ it LEW . . .
, trip to Europe in thirty hours. it is is... truitt’ul turn is) c 5 l It in time that the friends of the "mm, of last year. Over “0.000 V“ ally shown by means of . map. “a a o . , o 8|“ o
described as a. flying bout of a totalltv'
new type. by its shape and size es-
pecially adapted to alighting on and
rising from rough water.
Mr. Wanamaker insists that this is
not a tnr‘rc sporting venturc. lie bo~
lieves aviation has advanccd so far
that crossing the Atlantic by air is not
a matter of during or even of skill.
but glmply a problem of science. I16 In the whole metropolitan dlfltflot,w. live. Our domestic m“ which'local expense are not yet all that 3:22de 332013;" "if; gal-Still:
oxpécts his big aeroplane to be the of New York, for instance, includlnx we must all obey as good (mum and good financing demands. The half comparison is in}. between the c“ A delightful new colIOCtion of Spring Waist! in Rule,‘ lin-
ploneer in a great trans—oceanic tradlc.
“What man can do once, he can do
any .number of times. once the At—_
lintic is crossed in a. single flight on
an airship. there will Isoon follow reg-
ulna" transatlantic trips and a fixed.
“gummfisntic passenger air line.“
It!” America that taught the
' how to fly. Lately we have
‘ "waistlinced in this art of for-
progrens. May our serial record
'fiddemed by success in this great
ure!
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policy that you may believe works to
WHORROW 3‘0”“ by many years. And as If_ ‘0 lh‘ludenongh and D" De" rep""‘m‘mtlmt‘lent of this district is a matter true moggy “V3“- Com tomorrow.
' ' ~ ' :1 . m,‘rub it in. she has been comlainmts like new \‘orli District and New Ha of regret to numerous friends in .N' -
.MC 1-50- L “L613 5 P l i 1 sho eliminates opium we are 3ven District re nu Dr G R m... tUAllmt'uk't‘u hm mini tr tior 18c RUSSIA CRASH 31-25 SMOOTHSET
5.15. W J‘- I“ - ‘3 ' I ' 9000 U . ' - ‘ “ " y ”‘ “k Best dish toweling for drying PETTICOATS
conference at Nichols and Long Hill,
Shackleton. the British explorer,
has t'cturlietl to Sydney. Austra—
A memorial service for deceased sliding 808091. in 8 direct and manly
3no right to speak for anybody but
. A l- . .
“”‘d the Filipinos have not yet attainedllgast Conference of
~ . titlzen
ll i-t W01)” enough for. any 3 the capacity that would fit them for
to make any personal “"1509 he “‘9‘“ self-government. Nor would they
like making in hehalf'of the foreign have the ability to maintain their in-
country he sympathizes with. But dependence against the aggression of
‘n strong power.
when it comes to demanding the “CW . criminal act it really is. and, further»
1 ’lo withdraw our flag from the n .
ficc of American rights. American “you, ~ ' . I tore, we commend the offorts of Sen-
. (Philippine Islands would be a cowardqmor Jone d rh
American llrnpt‘fly. for "‘9 advantage ly sci. It would mean that we arcil .de fi ”(:11 f,” 0m" Rho a"
. ,~ - v, the individual willin' t acrlil . t ' 3 “I a n P tnownlent at A any to
of all) WINK" ““1“”- L 0 " ce he “9" being 0fiottain these ends."
hi' wn several millions of human bcln a to}
if b 0 ‘ I Dr. Goodenougb'a Report.
the Methodist
Episcopal church. That we favor the
repeal of said low. and tho enactment
.ot such legislation as shall make prise
tit-filing under any conditions the
citizen is going too far.
tloodenouab, in his repdrt as superin-
tendcnt of the New York district.
lttports from 33 churches in tho
New York district showed an aggre-
tittte increase in membership of 622
during the past your. in». said: other
. wherc will we stop? _
“"15“” or make “"3. demands 0' any-9 We are rendering the Filipinos In
body hilt thofit‘ 0‘ like mind “'m‘ him: incstlmsble service. and no country
I l in the world can furnish hotter teach-
TOO BUSY TO JOIN ARMY. 3”“. than we can. With a sensible
. , policy we can develop a larg! ovcr‘
I’rU-illt‘f‘itl' and military recruiting‘sm trade. churches either did not send in rc-
tlon‘t scent to 80 10391119“ in spltt‘? It is a mistake to suppose that the ports or reported a decrease. . Thirty-
oi' the strenuous citorts made by “3-5 American people wish to withdranitlx church" rcportcd g,“ conver-
ugo. Them is a picturesque Mexican: Filipinos were heard from. and ‘ trust
campaign now to stimulate interest; that the Tribune will be among them.
There is more honor for the soldier's; —-
raised and spent in making improve-
ment or clearing of! debts by the
various churches in the district.
protons-don. And yet word comes from
nearly every section of the country
that eligible men, while manifesting
acndcmic interest in military matters.
are extremely reluctant to enter the
army.
Jersey City. the outlast efforts of the
recruiting agents during the month of
March resulted in only 238 enlist-
merits, against 436 in the same month
iTHE IMPORTANCE OF SANCTION.
:Senator Lodge in Youth‘s Companion:
‘ Really to understand the meaning
301’ international law it is necessary
‘flrst to grasp the broad distinction
that separates it from the low of the
lstato or of the country under which
for disobedience to which we. are pun-
ished. has what is called. in tho-lan-
guage of wrists. a sanction.
It is necessary perhaps to explain
just what. “sanction" nouns when am
The report went at great length in-
to details of expenditures for im-
provements and other causes in the
various churches of the district.
Of the financial situation the dis.
trict superintendent said: “Tho meth-
ods adopted to raise the budget for
hcnttcdneaa of many finance commit-
tees and odlcial boards is to be do
'plored. The every member canvasr
has been made in some form in near-
ly all the churches. Whore tho work
last year. The propdrtlons in many
other cities, outside of Chicago, have
been about the am Chicago. to:
some reason or other. is always the
mast productive source of army and
navy material.
The explanation given is that today
the. eligible men have goou Jobs. and
ldon'i want "to give them up for Jobs
.tltttt don’t pay so well and don't ad-
used. If anyone breaks the law of his has been done with spirit: and with
state or of the United States by eon-.sense money has been pluntiful. Poo
mining a crime, ho is liable to White give their money when the hoodr
and on conviction. to punishment. Innate kindly and intelligently present-
the power of the state or of the nation ed.” ‘
"in employed to inflict that. punish-i Discussing the general situation in
meat. If the dome-tic 1" ii ““0”“ his district. Dr. Goodsnongh said that
in a dispute between two citizens ot some of the difficulties met in the
the United SM “'9 var-dict of! tho church work wcror according to to
My 01' the decision of tho court 1‘ ports made to him. indium“. low
final. end the 1’0"" °‘ 9‘" "m °" state of summit. 11“..le of futon]-
.vance them along the lines or any
permanent. civil-Ilia occupation. 1'!
oil the Unitad States stands behind an
decision and sees that. it is enforced.
In other words. behind the «claims of
grant leadership to dovuop met-u"
in young people and debt. Ho confine
Iovod.
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litdfioll County loll: the Record
ty has the largest area of burnt land.
Ill Glillllllillllll
Standard quality. fast colors.
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O. D. Jackson 53 WALL STREET
NOIWAL
concur: ”w“ “8
but Tolland County has the largest
Haven County has 178.000 acres. or
46 per cent. of its total area forested.
These facts concur in a forest survey
of ”I" stole recently completed by tho
State Forester. and published in Part
dll of the Connecticut Agricultural
Experiment Station's report for 1915.
This survey describes tomst condi-
tion in tho eight counties of tho state.
another indicates the approximate lo
cation of the regions contnlniug tho
most forest lnnd.
The report also gives some inter-
esting figurua regarding the forest
fires of 1914 and 1915. These two
yours broke all records for such fires
in this state. Abnormally dry seasons
account for this fact. although human
carelessness was. as usual. the direct
cause of most fires. 1056 fire. wens
recorded in 1914. with an estimated
damage of $137,000. while in 1915.
mntlc conditions of the two years.
and their effect on the fire record. in
wit the fires were divided nearly
equally between the spring and tall
as drought conditions prevailed in
both seasons. 0n the contrary, only
6 per cent. of the fires in 1915 occur
red after July that. whtto over 50 per
cent. of the fires of the' year were re
ported in March. Thig record paral
sin that of the Weather Bureau which
shows practically no rainfall in the
month of larch. 1915. but abundant
rains during the summer and autumn.
The eighth report of the State For
eater should prove of interest. and vai-
tnaterlal and scents resources. Gap
in may be obtained by writing to the
Button. New anon. Conn.
percentage of its area in forest. New'
no in all citizens of the stairs who are '
interested in. the consecration of its .
CROSS COUNTRY TOURING BRINGS NO SENSE OF
WEARINESS OR FATIGUE WHEN RIDING IN A
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR ,
REO and DODGE BROS. CARS
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emplhinwhibeandstfiped tub silks, etc. Allure snappy.
lat! Kyla. and the best values. ever. offered at . . . .. $1.98
Wearcconfidcntyou will be pleased with an in-
motion 06 them. especially because every condition of tho
market. would justify a much higher price.
iconnoctlcut Agricultural Experiment .
odict against poker has been.
China. The post Am-
-gamo is bound on the wound
. “Ill is likely to upset the morals
nod; "it is easily soon that such an-
'0"tlinafn Min/"Hung my. («nation
hing undo button Thy on domes.-
ing but not Ielplhorr. w MIG"
the coqgts and hnhind the verdict; of
Juries. whether ln criminal of civil
cases. is the entire force of the com-
munity. and the law-breaker cannot ‘
escape the penalty that the commun- "w" 9m“! that W fineness
lty byits law‘s imposes. The worm "akin impel-Ills: will
momentum-plantation mzflrmzzzmmtn‘yor
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NEW YORK. April 6.-Tho tank .
sham-hip San Cribtobtl, owned and'
loperated by tho lexical Oil Com
ipany bet-our Hallo-i Ida-I10.
was low hp flro. mentor with
ooarmotfiooobamls ofmdn 01',
on starch u. at Mission. lo-f
loom tommc has today
isu"t likely—unless a war cfim comes
—tftnt the my and navy can he re-
crultod up to the strength callbd for
my thy the new preparedness magnum
will seem to many American without added lama-t lath- tom
tummbhwmominlfrorntho of both! In! our! bacillus for occur
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