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TH! GMAT 00M—
M people still believe that the
great war was started by one man. it
is impossible to hold any individual
responsible for it—or any group of
individuals. or any nation or gronpof
xnntiuns. So vast a struggle is en-
plainsble only by'the collision of irre-
concilable human forces.
it must have its origin far back in
.‘ hissory. it cannot be accidental. for
" either a belief in God or a belief in
scientific order precludes accident.
,,..Wh!-!Vss-if doomed to come? What
‘t ’ is it all about? What is the result to
be? Only partial and doubtful answers
can be given now. it was half a cen-
tury or more before the significance
of the French Revolution was realiz-
ed This war may have even more
meaning for mankind than that great
upheaval. The conviction glows that
it was born of the same causes and
is working to the same end.‘
From the beginning of history there
have been two rival forces at work in
They are. Autocrncy
and
.‘s-
i
'nt ’
p
human society.
and Democracy. “divine
‘ public right. the principle of domina-
w«Tina by selftippointed rulers and the
principle of individual liberty. The
conflict of these two force: has caus-
ed nearly all revolutions and most of
light"
the great wars.
Anybody who reads history
fully can see the slow growth of dem-
('31P-
oeracy through all the ages—not coll-
“NIGER, but in the slow swinging of
the pendulum of human rights. al-
ways sinking back, but never all the
way back. and always on the return
atrolw going a little farther toward
the soul of individual freedom. Or
perhaps a truer figure is the ascend-
ing spiral. representing the slow tip-
warti. climb of humanity. that, ne'er
y ‘ shows until a now turn of the. circle
complete.
" haps the human race, even now.
I ting the greatest and high-
~ the spiral of Democracy.
‘ them much talk. since the
Mo! Itil‘bein: ti struggle by.
t. . forces '01 ‘lllllt'l‘ilf'y on the
one I'M". segmented by Germany
‘a‘q‘ld— Allltri‘mWM‘bf delll'OCI'fltl‘ on the
of» “i. rehihsontod by France zmtt|
V ‘ 'Britain.‘ Undoubtedly there is
Wot-anon of democracy with
flush, and of medieval tyranny
"the Contraifflmpires. And most
least-es that the Allies it... a
t to victory. But there is”
nioreot stake than the mere
Allies are .nt best, merely the
emocratic group of the two.
human is a spiritual war.
’ ' two ways of think-
dos in Russia. possibly between Ru-
1
.» atmflylnninh
“mdmshdsmfisl-
nWmm‘m n
m use of pater. {the world's
Macadam Raine!”
milwfllmmtneir destin-
inadmubhthchandsofim—
WM in wins or Valor-is.
Demo'ctncy will not ensue all at
ones. There may still be vast slug-
dsand the tests! llama. beiorethe
us of tan thousand years is won.
Butthoendiseoruia.ltn1ilbe a
world-dancersey- The proaent war
may he the gram collimation to
tht and since time began. And if
so. it will be worth all the blood and
treasure and pain that it'oosts.
M...—
ROLLING m “an".
The Steel Trust made more than
"1,000,070 in the second quarter of
this year. This is ”0,000,000 more
than it made in the first quarter.
which had been the best in its like
turf. It is 853,060,000 more than it
made for th‘e corresponding quarter
of last year. it Is incision) more
than this basic American industry
ever made before the war.
Accordingly the Steel Trust has
paid one per cent. in addition to its,
usual dividend on common stock. 0n1
the lasts of the balance in the (reas-
ui‘y. 39 per cent. n year could be paid
on the entire issue, nhich represents
nothing but origiilal water. now trans-
formed into profitable capital by the
magic of national prosperity.
Along with this amazing evident-ell“1
of good fortune on the part of the‘
from tls chief competitor. the Bethle‘
bom Steel Company. There have been]
é x e
.W
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retools: 9min}!!! ..
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l’nited States Steel corporation cthaeaigmm“ sea.” 0‘ the “a“
.\ mint-ll of the Churches of
mi equally interesting announcement Amorlea' asked me to 1.10m him 000‘.
learning the. alleged very peculiar her-
mom of the pastors ‘zoebebln help-
sis.‘ and 'Pbliippl in 'horltn: in nu;
on '1‘ ‘. Lilith!
In the summer time as in the
llatililton lA'\\'lS of llliitois and Speaker Champ Clark of Mill-
sohvi hold their own as the best dressed men iii Congress. Thi‘h‘t‘
photographs show them ill their summer fogs. Their winter logs
were sobercrf'but as good.
TH! ALLEGED GERMAN SERMON!
!
Professor Adolf missman of the tint.
varsity of Berlin makes the following:
statement in one of his Protestant
weekly letters recently received
in.
is country:
“in a letter of February 29th. thO‘
rumors lately that the steel business.“ of 'Rhelnold Sebby, ”0’9“" at:
was destined to fall of! soon. on tic-pm". University:
count of failing war orders. it there American Nt‘flmbfl‘ P1190111! on this
subject and stated that the enclossdtqumgm case ”1an
iamclo had timid wide—spread circus-1 JOMJ.‘
is any such tendency the very cor~
ile encloaed an;
toration which has built most of its!"on in the States.
prosperity on war orders shows new“, ones answered D
it. The Bethlehem that the whole. affair was but a math,
knowledge of
company is planning to spend 370,-;
000.000 in enlarging its plants at;
n
‘Christillche “‘elt,‘ .\'o. 2 ft. 1910. Pro; buret
l: Mncli‘srland i
'nttensit-e' within the moral campaign;
f lies against our people. in the;
Slceitou and at South Bethlehem, Pa.. ‘ fpggof Martin Ratio had alreldy dam-1
rind Sparrows Point.
s'lOl‘s include twelve additional blarti
additions to existing mills and ship-
yards.
Along with these satisfactory devel-
opments may be mentioned the ’9':
port made by the National City Bank,
of New York. after careful inquiry.!
that it will take 35.000.000.000 to re-'
store we property already directly!
destroyed within European war areas.
"American industries." says the re-
port, "will be called on to do a very
large amount of the rebuilding of the
torle: and railroads." Europe franlo
ly rtcognlsea this fact: as well as the
fact that she will have. to rely on us
for incalculsbie quantities of other
manufactures for years to come.
0......—
NO GRAND JURY.
Tl“ first step in reforming‘ the
criminal law. says Samuel Untermey-
9f J‘e to discard the grand jury sys.
tent. He insists that it ought no long-
or to be peasant» to brand a fellow-
citizen by an indictment resulting
from a. star chamber session in Which
only one side has an Opportunif): Mi
being heard. Even though the, 69.!
fondant may easilyand clearly prove
”his innocence. he can never .lltlre‘y
remove the stigma cast on his reptltti-ia
lion. ' Every criminal prosemxtion.‘
suggests Mr. Unwrnggyer. should .be
inaugurated by’aeoninlaint supported
in can court linenonshwroof to
i
i
O
t
' about a platinlbls'm
“Many of tassel-n lawyers sits
Judges in magnum-rams. 'ithy
literal-la
an it. is...
9 .
ifurnnccs, a new steel mill. a newi‘d
plant for byproducts of 00km and bifiioniiy disclosed this falsification.
Md. The exten-ionstratetl that the alleged quotations."
were either mluquoted or directly fora-l
Othct‘ Evangelical Press Organs.
hrotlizliout Germany had also auiflct-t
I;
mailed the respective numbers of the;
i‘t‘hristlichc \l’elt' to Dr. Mlcnl‘lfind‘m
land i now ant glad to state that al-= m,‘ machines and supplies.
read] some papers in the enemy‘s
camp. as for instance the Waldensian
organ ‘l.a Luce and the ‘Scmaine RF
ligieuse' in Geneva. have ntracted the}
e.’ i
"Unhappily thourh. our defense has?
the disadvantage of a several cabled.
Just suppose. for instance. that in the’
American press one of these ground-
less malicious attacks should appear
against its. Out“ We learn of this
i
Christ in i machine.
1‘ C039 ‘1
’1
mu rumours!-
winter time Senator James
OONNICTlCUT PATBNTO.
The following were issued July 253‘
1916: List furnished t'roni allies of
A. ll; Wooster. solicitor of patents,;
apparel for lniectlnx brine into
(*8 .
Hows )f. Barber. Stonlngton.
cutting find folding machine.
Amheyt 0. Lamb. Torrinxton. car-
er. -‘
John IIDonneily Brahdford. floor
rapinriool.
John «ill. Montgomery and G. .\l.
Montgomery, Windsor locks. smool\~~
in: material.
William S. Thompson.
and cutting pliers.
TrsdsMnt-ks.
The Arrow Electric company. Hut-
rd, certain named electrical appara-
Plantsviile.
P. Berry and Sons. lilo. Hartford.
exits. '
international Silver company. .\lcri-
limit unplated baseniloy spoons and
or s.
CALLED up SOUTH NORWALK
PHYSIOlAN.
Dr. .I. w. Vollmor, May (to to t-itgtt.
lnnd, N. Y.. to Attend
Family.
~
’ Stripes and plaids for waists and
dresses. Value 50c. per yd.
‘ Sale Price ....... 19¢
.t' nut-it and old rose. villus 49c. m
! yd-
t . . ‘ .
a: bath- l‘rttt ....... . 25¢
I There is no
Isaiaw ON
WITH 3 RUSH 0F BARGAINS
let up. Every dollar’s worth must go. ..
Notosome' of the savings .
White. 45 inches wide; fine for
waists, dresses and even curtains.
Valle 89:. pet yd.
19¢
Sale Price ......... . . .
BOLSTER CASES
36x72 this soft Hill Muslin. Value
39¢. each.
Sale Price ........... . 19¢
WHITE GOODS
rations LINEN
All good colors. blue. tan. green.
\ g I ~ ’
GEORGETEE BARGAIN TABLE COMBINATION
(:1;ng VOILE Yard‘wids Pennies flirt and cover. or drawers and
cavern made of nsinsook,
trimmed with lace.
nice'.7
Value 31.25
Dress Giulia-s
'9 Figured Lawns
axe.
Carlotta: Chnnll'lys - “di-
Under'ear chem per yd Sale Pfice ........... 79¢
LINEN NAPKINS CLUNY LACES
Over so pretty designs, in; to 1%
Regular also. All linen. Value 00.00
— in. wide. Value 10c. and illic. a
per dos.
Sale Price .......... 81-98 22k. Price . 5‘
BED SHEETS
DR. LYON'S
81190 big. full sise. no seamshno
dressing. Value 85c. etch.
Sale i'flt‘t‘ ............ 69¢
PILLOW CASES
45x30. good sturdy muslin. Value
TOOTH POWDER
illegal-r price 25c..a bottle.
Sale Price ........... 15¢
CHINESE AND JAP-
i 2;
22c. each. .
sat. l‘ricc ........... 17¢ ”ESE MATT‘NGS
36 inches wide, good line of pat-
SHEETING terns. Value 35¢. a yard;
40 inch brown sheeting. good firm 53'? i’rice ---------- . 21¢ 5
\quality. Value 1255c. per yard. V
. Salc Price ............. 9¢ SHIRT WAIST BOXES
30 inches long, matting covered. a.
Diagram-gum“. Bridgeport. sowing : ENGLlSH N'AINSOOK . 'WOOL FLANNEL Value 82.50 each.
machine. ' ‘ ‘ ‘2 l’d- pieces. \alue $100- ' Yard wide. Value 75¢, per yd. Sale Price .......... $1 98
”$2333 “00"" Bridswt- "My”; Sale Price ...... $1.93 Sale Price ..... . ..... 49¢ ‘
i l". Cums. Hartford, dying! .. .. . TEA POTS
. ‘7 .. \
i Theron C. Idlinson, New Haven!” ' " Q , _> 3 qi- gray enamel on steel. Value ;.
mighty stil‘oulderarlu. l :. ~ ' “ . » . ‘ ‘r 450- each. i
901’” . NeitletOi. New Haw-n" . ‘ . .
buckle. i. .- _ . , , Sale PI'lCL . ......... . 29 -..
“toward ll. Carley. Waterbury. hill-i! J ‘ , . . S V—
' ' ' . ’ ' ' LOP A -
Ffederlék E.’ Stanley. \\'.tterint'ry.§l - ‘ ‘ _ . ’ " , J RS .
.feed’locahnism for riveting mums.‘ - . ' ‘ -- _ " . Large size. white enamel on steel.
George? E. t‘urtts~. New iirttain. ‘ ’ Value 82.00 each.
gukroyd. Milford. as U h i - > Sale Price . ........ 81.35
“/hfimht. Ron‘nylon. “”2““lllflll-Illlllmllum‘ it” We ... . .
c , .k-... . .._-.._.__—.......__.
i
lRIBH HIAVYWIMHT NELLY TO? '
FIGHT JlM‘KILLV TONIGHT.
NEW YORK. July 31.-There'ls a.
‘rnther interesting bout to be decided“l
tonlsht at the Olympic A. t.‘.. where:
Healy. who is making a tidy knock;
out record for himself. will try to
hypnotize Jim Kelly. :
Healy is a bill lrish heavyweight’v
from County Roddy. lreland. and Jim.
Kelly is the pride of the Greenwich,
Villas-e. Kelly save liealy a line
trimming a few months ago. but the
big lrlshman is so confident he can‘;
turn the tables tonight that be all-3
vised his friends to get a bet down;
on him to stop Kelly. J
Kelly is a big. clever borer and car-i
rtes a dangerous punch in elther‘.
hand. In addition to the heavyweightt
.cotitcst. George Mass, the hard hit-'_
ting Harlem bantamwelght. will meet‘
1
i
' Benny Valger in the first ten round;
i
ROAST BEEF, can ........... . ............. 18¢
CORNED BEEF. can .. ......................... 13¢ ._
RED ALASKA SALMON, can .................. 18¢
SAFETY MATCHES. pkg. ........................ 7¢
PARAFFINE wax, cake .......... . ............ 10¢
FIG BARS. pound .................... . ..... 10¢
asp FANCY coan 2 cans ....... ._ .............. 25¢
a. o. oars. pkg. ......................... 14¢
10 TRADING STAMPS- Fast: 10
evlf'report. at least thm weeks have
elapsed. and until our refutation can. bout.
The Harlem Sporting Club ”or ennu-t
._._~_
'appear in American papers another
ihat'e grown. avalanche like. by addit-
rmmmwam it" ‘ “’1
mimosa-lanthanum“
«its Wt“
three, four or even Ive weeks pass bag
provided Tb ever reaches the other;
shore. in the meanwhile these back-
biting remarks have had time enough,
to get a hold on the mind of people and;
least alleged errors and malicious
deeds (op. the curiously distorted
name‘s Zoebel‘ and Sebby‘ men
above.) Moreover, only few of the pa-
pers spreading such slander, will take}
trouble to rectify or restate the cash".
Owing to the failure of the malls.
Dr. hiscli'arlnnd did not. receive Pro-
fossor Deissmsnn's waterborne-oop-
les of the 'iChrlstllche Welt" to which
Dr. Delssman makes reference.
ORDERS TRUSTEE TO ‘GET POS-
SSWON 0F ‘MNKRUPT’S
PROPS“.
A first meeting of creditors in the:
ba‘lkmatcy proceedings of Simon La-i
nice. of 75 Wall street. Namath. was
called before names John W. Baths
in the United States District Calm.
yesterday. Nelson W. Benedlct wan
appointed trustee with “windwfliflt
lens. John T. Dwyer snd' Hessian
Schimerling appraisers. dictated
Banks ordered the trustee to binned.
lately get possession of all prom
of the bankrupt u it we "ported
that the toe cream and confectionery
store was being operated at this than
iff’s sttashnte‘ nt.
--. ‘ W
tinned i
.spread to the other members of his
by others undetonssesston of a shoe: g -' . .
Dr. John. W. Vollnter. oul'stit Ava-
nll-a. a specialist in children's diseases
was called Saturday, by A. Garaboldi,
a prominent New York real estate
dealer, whose six year old son was
suddenly stricken with an'attack of
infantile paralysis.
Through an outside. channel. Mr.
Garaboldi learned that Dr. Vollmer
has in his position, a methane re-
commended by the Rockerfeller insti-
tute of research. in New York City.
for the prevention of the disease. As
there are six children in the Garaboidi
family. the father was particularly
anxious ‘that the disease should not
household. and so summoned the Nor-
wstlt physician ‘ '”
"Dr. Winner-stated this morning that
his medeclllo was not a cure fordhe
disease. but that he bellveed that it
would prevent it to a very great ex-
tent.
‘ Although Dr. Volimer has not yet
been called personally to the child, it
is probable that he will be summoned
to the Garalioldl summer home in
mm, N. 1., if the disease should
spread furtheli’stnong insanity.
' “ 31"me
moron sonata mout-
Ill“ IN iii-’1. MW '. _
\
mols will launch a new schedule of:
bouts beginning tomorrow night:
Hereafter the club will stage two ten,
round events until the end of the sea-j
son. The first attraction of this kind
will bring‘ together Jimmy Coffey. the.
clever Harlem welterweight. and Wee;
Wee Barton. a negro boxer. and Paul‘
Dixon, the lunged Brooklyn welter-.
weight. and Johnny, Gill.
CHILDREN“. MARKET RUOHED
‘ The Children's lurkot did a rush-
ing business Saturday and the chllri
dren were jubilant. 'l'hb vegetables
they brought included beets. carrots.
onions. parsley, cucumbers, early ab
bilge. kohirsbl. solar-”lama. rhubarb.
turnips. potatoes. beans. peas and let-
tune. There were a number at pots
of nourishing balsam. but these did
not sell so well. prehaps because they
are so perishable. The dahllas. sev~
oral bunches of which were displayed
went better. The highest sale was
51.38. and the totally“ his and a
lull times its
children's friends were on
they have been sn'eb your.
children. the .
pretty background. the old bank Willi!»
in; with its screen ofyines: several
pictures were taken. but it is nasal-
ssry to II an and as early amount
thirty, tonal r
!
hand as
and his
‘ its
lunch u’las't wont; Tim '
. WITH ’ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
P 1 can Sultana Spics... ..... We 1 box "2 in 1" (Shoe Polish) loo ,3;
. 1 pkg AdP Borax .......... 10c 1 pkg Dog or Puppy Food..10c .
1 pkg Filtratigat Tnploa...10c 1 hot one Mustard ......... 10o ;
1 pkg Ad? ice Cream or 2 pkas Saleratus or Baking ' i
Jolly Power ............ 10c ..Soda ................ sash 5o 2
1 hot sap Worcestershire 2 pkgl LeFrancs Laundry L‘
Sauce ............ . ..... 15c , TIblets ......... such Sc
t‘ ‘3
so Stamps with large bottle-slap. GRAPE JUICE ..20¢
10 Stamps with/small bottle A&P GRAPE JUICE .. 10¢
The Great A 8c P. Tea—Con
m washrooms '81. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.
COOI‘andcomfortaliie“ Willow Furniture 7 ‘
Including the justly‘populnt 3”» “bdrm . 'Ahk'b r.
.- Metal Beds. Brass Beds
The largest and most varied line in the city, at very rus-
onsble prices. ' ‘ ‘ \
‘ Refrigerators and ice Chests
‘ . .mmlto soon
\» Wait a" High-Se»... g Funeral Dii'ectom - lilortw'allc~ '
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