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50m“ NORWALKE The London Sunday Times is feel—
EVENING sacrum.
ESTABLISHED BY
~ JAMES GOLDE“ “folirited the posit-elluni i‘lglllei
W.” rum would hate been cure it” no had?
I. L. AND a. L, GOLDEN,itai..-;
PROPRIETORS
1185012716sz4, 1916
"NNIATURE ALMANAC FOR.
TOMORROW
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t'mg sorry for the ['nited States b:-
t-tuur by our neutral attitude, we hate:
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[rt-.1 Custodial” ui tnte-rtuence." liuti
ut- tat. thtlly dimly; \‘xix‘lout dose; a to the P“! "Oteh W
tit-l .n'ilLIl . l‘i.'llt>." \tliuit‘u-l‘ li.‘_\ .‘ d 1914
Inigo I.» \‘.'l.-:n Europe ir lthtttl: __,_._
to .- nut,»- ut‘ uretkugt, we want nonvi
‘Oi‘ i'lt‘ spoils.
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\tilliOUl question and reign forliuglI-‘
rs Ind Fairbaunsatoial of 326 out of
the
v.Ih more than a righting l'ilttlll't‘ to
..t:..: l. min (J1 indium. and NI‘
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to mailing
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RlDlCULE.
deuce—890.
A man of lltl'l)'ll\\' WllLlM'
was in liuctt llill, 51t,~.~., “rill to San
Il‘rtiut‘irt‘n and t~It1ItI.Iittt-tl suitlde by
Vuh lltltt
talilnc poison. lli~ ltttsttll
he lint‘. been m l'ltlltllit‘ll ll'tlll (ltllil'
' hood by filt'lltl.‘ and lit Isltlmh tot an
111“
He went
inipfdilltt'ltl in lti< rlltltl that
was no longer \yui‘lt li-Ints.
lttl lllI- bi‘i’.lij.\|‘ lie
so far away int
did not
have liti‘ satizt‘zmiun lli ltnuwtn; they
“ant lil‘ itl‘l].llllli1.tlnt':t
but! ltllttlt‘ ltlltl d» ~jti‘lttlt‘.
'l'l.t-
hucl. that it i; 11"".
his llurlt Hill
[#0611 liltlll'lr-t‘l 01' ltI~ ll.tr'it \liJlll
itl‘ll'tll} ill llI-\\~ :Itzeltt‘it's is
ti on proltatIlI-tllxt‘.
by now
it
llit lltlh have
is also llllllt than [tl’ttltitltlt' than in-
stead of chili; llitll! ~..‘.l l.I.tIoII, the
Oct'l'll't'lit‘t‘ “ill be ILI- («1170 of ”1“”
lusting l‘t‘l‘iittlm‘
0i ('ltlll‘rl', :I n;..n :~ltttili-l be «0.1;:
Milli tn tll'tlllllll
enough of
and lis’t‘ i.lltl\w it. inn :1.» a matte. of
fact. many lit‘tll‘lt' are not tllllltl'.
ennui-h. Nearly all of u.~, in one way
or enmhcr,
And it i> not avat'tly the part (-1 lttnd
hers or justice for our ut‘quitlliliilit't :4
but t~ our \t‘I-IIiIIII~.~~I-s.
to Idaho tln' 11..“th pull ill our ll\t‘.~'
JOIN ill the \tI-aii part (It lilt‘ tiuiiu
The man or woman who lIII> ‘ttillt‘
almudy i‘lltiil.ll
physical dctwt luI~
burden to (any, a:.d if; u~u;tll_\ t‘X‘
trcitn‘ly sen-tilt. llltttll‘ bin tiittI l't ltt't'
from his ft‘llti\\.-. To all to that bur-
den by titliI-IIII- l> lllllilll‘tlt'lliilllt‘.
liitllt‘lllt' i.» :zllIo-t aiuays tltttttcltt-
less, but hour the mutt unusable to;
women
that re'ason, MIII ltllll
no bu>lli“-‘.‘ to bu tlII't.:.~lltlI' := of llit‘
«union of others.
'Sit'ticnlc i> altuwt always stupid.
,d it has St’ltlttil! lit-In known to do
...11. good “llit‘ll (‘llllill not have been
accomplished in swine bttter way. it
his ccrlain rare uws at the bands of
the Word-expert. Ilut to ridicule a
man for a defect which was beyond
his power to rt and)?
Who killttl this man. anyhow Hlilltl-
self or his nitigltbors'.‘
...-..fl.°_.__«___
PUTTING IN THE IRON.
in a recent sliotl story by Walter
Pritchnt-d Eaton, the character
names the story l> a “Pampered Fledg-
llug"—druulmt, gooti-for-uoming son
of one of those “fine old families.‘
When he was restrained by force from
breaking up his sister's wedding with
w in)
a revolver. his mother cattle to re-
the
locking her son in a cellar. When the
automatic. was laid before her as evi-
rcstrainer for
‘ Hence. she broke down.
"01:" she moaned, “he never meant
"so use it: What shall I do? What
3‘ can I do for him?"
'71 can tell you what you could have
_v§cne. more easily," the Bird House
Lfiat: replied. “You brought him up
fl. pampered fledgling. You condoned
his weaknesses and you out no iron
Jule him. You never trained his will.
"Lucy. you don't even \we Theo.
on only love yourself."
.Too many parents find out too late
finds out for them—that by in-
.w -. their children they have prov-
- not love, but selfishnem. It is In
to a child to "condone his
~ on and put no icon into
1.11““.th but {no the inact-
' is It Mn
lionn ‘
to
t
‘ ltllt 1le“ .
t
have .
,as a national bank or
1
iotliti bunks. lt l't‘i't'l\t—’>‘ >a\'llttg.~ at-
lI-otzms
ro: slut; ill :1 Hum: but
tissut bank notes. it has broade
,‘I-W than either national or
Lbltltlln. for by law it is endowed with
.“tIIt t novel‘s" denied to Ullil‘i' finan-
I
it cannot
rial ilI~liiutioll> until the l‘etltral lit- 1
sertt Act was passed two years and}
t’llttllllnl‘, national banks to also :tIt ini
l . . . , l
tru-t ('ulmt'llirs but this tt-ature ita.~|
..I {will widely adopted 1.) lilt l
“(7- ii '
.
’i‘Iust t'ulitpfllllt‘s III e:
fltaliullal banks.
lullllt r state laws. and are eaaiuinetii
Iiizl “port after the manner 01' state
llilltl s
The chief distinguishing it"cillll't‘
the trust company is the trust now i
it may bt- lltt‘i
lI iltlt) bw the].
You' may;
and‘
of.
ms above mentioned.
cw: I‘tItt' of your \xlll.
gIII-Itilun of yutr children.
hate your (stat . it‘ll in its t‘itl't',
it will IIIalte the int'twtntents, t‘tillt'tl
lllt’ tents. pity the bills and ttlrll tint
sp Innis mvr to WllOlllHiIWt’l‘ you Ile-
, . . . t
HL'IIII‘I~. it may ('t‘l‘llf) that ill a bond,
.iKNltt', say Iii Int-t bundt't-d luillittn (ltll-i
‘lttl‘ ,tiuly one ltmeirI-d ltzillittn llttliiil"‘i
I‘m lItnIl» 1:.I 1‘ been l~.~tted. thus III'Ii-‘W
'tItnltnt: nu l|\t‘l'l.‘1:llt'lll .‘Itlll‘llll‘r. it;
.
may tintisltr :tmlt fur corporatintr: ,
’It nay :II‘ In: the tvn:tm- in a Inuit;
tulltil‘ bond little, and hold the .~eIItI‘~l
‘Ity ital the bond lseuv. it
:ltu- bread. \ttt‘itul and tort usefulund
and 1..» llt‘ttulilt‘ an
of llll'St‘ill
\Vt‘
proud-1:.
III I. \It 1 1m“ t'l.».
JIIII’ ~~| “ll-.tlllt' [nut our
.IiII llil‘, (‘inlttl not
bi: \\lllllilil 1!.
Tim tl LI 1‘ lit‘llt‘lli nf llll‘ trust
3mm. to the individual lit-s in its lHl\\-‘
yer to an as the cacrtttur Itr ll‘Il:lt't of.
Intatuz. if you wake your \le1 tin.
[ititlm’ :l'.l individual at: your (‘Xt't‘llltll‘,i
be nut). tllt' lttfotc you and anntlwri
lie may div bt-l‘ovvi
-_\()l2.‘ and uIIrttlII-r
_n'I l taint up the truth where lit‘ laysi
It All r‘tli‘lfl of cutut-lit-atiuits.
i-Itt' [\Or‘illilt‘.
lint thr- llu>l company nutm- dies ,
it is surroundttl:
it must in '
l .
itI.;.t.t 1.“
flit
(Imi-
‘lun 1 lm lllllilt‘ll.
t:l.t1t‘ ic .‘t'i‘ll‘il
do“ n.
it‘- lllt ismcrpetttul.
iby ninny banal safeguards,
l\'t'-.-t the money of your estate in “'1‘-
gtnln ttrI-vt-t‘ibed Ff‘Clll‘llll‘<, whose \al~'.
luc is the highest known in
ii“! 121.“ (‘ll'i'lt‘H. it has a force of tttIiII-l
led men who know how to make in
”1thanle keep books and l‘t‘lltlt'r
.prnpm‘ account to the legal authority
.and beneficiaries.
i The officials are cxpvricnctd men.
|\\'lllt.~t‘ services command large salar-
ies. it has the machinery in do
llilt‘i“ tight. The fees for these ser-
\lli‘S are usually the same as an indi-
vidual would be entitled tn.and illt‘i'(‘-
fore its services are no more costly
ltlmn nrivnte parties would receive
iwitia all the attending risk.
Mon of prominence and those who.
ferl the importance of safeguarding
their estate from waste and misman-
agement are now making trust com.I
patties the executors or trustees undcrt
their wills, knowing full well the‘
risks of private administration- and
the benefits of corporate management.
A trust company can do all that a
bank can do, alitlmt nn individual
can do, and many things neither can
do. all of which functions have play-
ed it part in making these institutions
no: only prominent in the banking:
world but an invaluable part of our
mcdcrn civilization. They can serve
you well during life: they can serve
you better after death. It would be
well to call on your local trust com-
pany and ascertain how, in your sta-
tion in life, it can best serve you.
ARRESTED A8 EMBEZZLER.
I"
inlurance Agent Jailed After Filing
Bankruptcy Petltlori.
HARTFORD. Ans. 24.—'Mnrtin V. B.
Stevens. until a few days ago a Site-
ciai agent of the Travelers insurance
Contour. was arrested in New Britain
yesterday. charged with emailing
81.28050 from the company. A few
‘honra previous. he had died a petition
in III-hum. altering liabiiitier of
null! ”0,000.
ID.
mission-m
“" " .. r
do'
if'
titan plurality in lab—and
a stale bankt _
. . .Mlt-llt rulit,
t can make loans clulilat' to i \_
Nevada, New Hampshire,
t-t. Jtl'rtW, New Mutiny, New York,
.Xorth t'knt' in: M - -. .
to may buy a bond or a rllfli't“ 1" "‘ l ”- ”"' I‘I‘m-‘m‘nh‘w
“Lotte island, South Dakota. l‘tah.f
|\'t-Innntt_ Washington, West Virginia,‘
1‘ pow-t
\rlt‘l‘ttns' . - . ‘
Mute} t ill and “touting. }
“These statts haw. 2M3 volt-s in tltei
l’lt‘t‘lUl'fll (tillt‘llt‘, a majority of which"
R only 206.
"lb (‘Ht'li lll tllme stairs. two years:
(‘Oflprl'srlitliali
aw. tint li-qtultlitan
titlut lttt‘l\t‘tl a (tear plurality ofi
nits in thaw >tale> combined the"
dilpttilitatt Iandxdates for t'ollgrt-rs
litt‘lit‘tl LIITSJJT Iotu’. “bile tlte,‘
l'I’lliUIlllllt‘ tandidalws fur ('ItlluI1.~.~'l
lt't‘ilitll only 13.11125“ VUlt‘r‘ the to»,
t.-tl Republican ltllli'lllily being MIL-i
1w 7
"in unit Itl’ three Hitter, ill 1914..
lylltigl't't-‘eli't‘i
an otcaniztd
rantpniun extent in Nmada. North“
ititiiotit. Wait and \\'I.~tttu.~in, :IltlIotIulIl
ill llllll lllt'lt' lli'lai‘l:
tilt! in!“ in ltltltthlllltll to tilt liepuldr‘
...I‘m The l’llllllt’r \i\t‘ \tlll‘ in‘
tin Fliilt ~ “lifill; ;.t:tl lllt"'
mnthtne lit-publitan Progressive plu-
IIIlIty InI-r ltw l’tlliOt'lIlb “as 1,653,-
n.)
Ibut was
\\ :I~ :I Fll>lttll
ltttttl
t‘ “as
no )I l .tt'tt i:tt’l't‘ \\I~lt‘ 11y“
it it liiillhit‘l .\1:IIIII‘, Ne-
l ;. lt:t1t;tl tt'; :. “bit ll me full) to
,. Ilawttl ;I~ lt't'illllli)‘ llotttubltnatr
lttl \clnrt t'u l‘v‘mml‘atit' t'tttlgtr- ‘
whttl ttt‘itt" TN‘HHl ll ltlumltly oi
III'II- tannin; ll’t In a ltt‘jiL'ttl'l) Sitl'. in
Til-.im‘ to an llliltll‘b‘rli't‘ 42.7.32 in in-
.t..‘I llut the I'l't)‘;l'i‘~:l\t‘ unit in
l or thew tlII- Mule» “11‘ far in
t\l't'-‘.‘ til lilt‘ Ilil'i'ernllte llt'l“t’t‘ll the:
11- tttihliratn :I'ttl
.t‘l l':tlli‘ttl tIJmI 3.111 In Nl'lu‘flhltil to.
t
ileuIII-ratic totals,
"It'ltt in ludiuna. in Kat. ~it.~ llll‘l'l‘tt~
‘.~l\t‘ ton in 1011 amoun'ml to H.-
ttl. in (thin I? HIM. and ill
\l.'il'.t ll “a.~ 17.0.“, i
1
LII
“ “Ii
"‘i‘inm lite :ta'w will titst- iii: Hill“
lltttv \t ill tlu \'
. ch
\ll" llitx yrar? l
. . . . l
' llttnrlul 1t: lilt't'l'itllt' >li‘7‘51ll'litll.‘ .
Isllnuttt- the tllltrll‘li of tint
l'rI \i'lt‘ upon dit‘t'IvI‘t III
tmIItItn~
I!‘ ll't' t‘lt't"t‘ttl t‘ttllt'i‘t‘.
former
l\t'
in
'11 _~~. IVU‘
t'ill ll instance. however,
cit ll'f' IlII~ inn; t‘lill of it to Him livttub-
ltvan. and in no instant-e tl;.iInin;.' that:
h\/t‘!ltlltlt‘ titan :ttt Mir mm. ”1‘ ”H. “n“‘ttttgmt-_
.‘ltltu‘l‘ \till stll‘ttttrt \\'il.~on, i'pun this;
IvttI-me hypothesis. ltl us etamint‘i
tltt‘ of the five stain.
itt‘lntv I'aliI' plurality
“'ltt‘l‘t' iii
found
\(Ill’
“its in
l'ulditt‘ilt‘dl- ~
lit Lilliilt ;tl’i
l.“ l’\'~:I‘t('
........... sloth”
6,7;14
‘I'\.lltt
IIlMIt ...?“
Delaware ‘
ltv publuan ................ £3,921
l'ltlgltrcht‘ ................ 16.33
l'lUllM‘lfllla‘ ................ Stutjhl
ltllilt;
in taubln-an
l'
43,2101
.8 207.
o' ltrsite
l’tlllul‘i'hlit . 159.7126
llllllt‘l: ,,
Republican ,. ............... 111253
l‘rogressne ................ 134.470
in mm rattr ................ littlfifti
ltn'h
luputhI-an ...... 307.172
l‘it-.‘l't'~~t\v . liU'ltfl
in mutually
‘.\1: iit'llllN‘ll.~~—~
lit ttubznan ................ ‘.".“.‘ ~ln
ltttule.~».~i\e tall"
I" tum mlir ................ “9.197
\11- i‘ti’iil‘. l
litttthIII-zin .,...............'.’l\.H‘-
l'tUKH‘rth’ ............... “It“ '.
I tlttl'lullt ................ 119,76:
.\lll.!lt.~ot;t—
l.- truitllt'all ................ 151.1":
I kth‘:l\t‘ ............. Elf."
lb 'I.III '.tllt‘ .............
NI \ttdu
lu tittblaan
.‘yt l'l’ltlurt‘rrlti‘ litiit‘l.
In t..or:ati. Milli
NI-t. illiiiltuhlit'm'
lit tutblitun
l'.‘.1'~|
" j‘ut
. 135.211
1 .tt111t>.~1\t'
l'l mortal! II‘
NM. Jt'l'bt'} -
llcpubltcan 179,911“.
l’lttg'l‘t .‘Mll‘ 1:.”71
in 1‘..ttl'l.'l‘.i" . 1731-33
Ntw Silt-am»
ltt tnttblttutt "'7‘13
. ...:
1’ “girth-Hr ................ Lilli-I
l‘I‘llItvI hill! ............. .. l9..‘"il
NIH; Yttt’k -- . i
l‘.- lv!llt.il,1|ll ................. 1131.11"
'Ill‘»’lt‘?~-i\t' .......... lll.'_'i\
.1773?!”
lb mm Milt
XII-til l'Zilit-lli‘
lit [ttilJlLI‘hli ................. 3":1‘:
.\‘I- l‘lll.1l't‘.r.‘l\t‘ ilt’lil‘l. ,
l‘llllilt‘i‘illlt‘ 26.05”
iienubllt‘nn ............... 140.1th
1 :‘tzirI'I .~ r-li l‘ ................. 32.721;
l‘t’illtlt t'atlt' ................ 33,095
l'runsy l\ aniae ~-
‘llc' “Krill It
, H‘i.
‘ are
iletiubLzan .0 111.132!
l‘lt-gieseiie ............. 7,111
in lilbi'i‘iillt‘ ................ 11.2%.»;
Obli—A ,.
ltt 1iItJllt'Lii. ....... ”477.472
l‘lt,'lt:.-ltt ..... . 41‘5“]
i'tlnuutt‘ut .i:l.1.:‘
SPEClAL MEETING
1N RIDGEFIELD.
Rutgnation of Warden Hiram Dana
15 Acted Upon Sewer Ea.
tension Flam-ed.
lili)t:h‘i~‘l£l.it, Aug :1... .\
mania: Mi.» held 1.I~t Saturday eye."
nixg ol‘ the Murder! and Burp-I s~ Thon-
present were Burgess Mansfield, Hi’t-
: pt-ciat
'Uart, \‘alden. Ryan and ltalsttvn. Bur-
gens Mansfield pre-Ided 61> chairman
it Mr with regret llfa‘ 'ltis body re-
wind the resignation I-t Hiram “3"”
So lIIgPI 111 Price!“ is he
held by tiitv lilll‘si‘r: that .I It...‘ was
tuktn a-king Mr. 1.35m: :o tecumnt .
A special trim-ting of tiny dIIeItIrs In
the borough will in- mitt-d to ac upon
lhr proposed newer extension in .\Ul'lll'
Main street. t-oitnet'ting North Man
.. reet and ilanbury road slate llilt‘.
This would eliltilltittr the trouble til
the sewage stoppage “lilt'll tum-rs it
10 back up much to the detriment oi
residents of that we ion. Plans and
rll‘i‘iflffllltlill have been prepared and
the cost of riilllt’ has been lt‘tt‘rliii’lt'tl
it is now had} to :=ubmit ill the vi»:-
The propowd r-t\\er t‘Xlt‘nMUli
itl‘l'tmé proper‘ies of Mrs. Slt’fit‘nr, \\'il-
ltam titezigh and ol .\1. ll, “unlock.
"mow.“
78100181110811 .
iiiltl Niilt Cilillliiiii
(Continued Hum First. Page.)
«rum-«i litt' iilt'l‘t‘lilllils to put up tlII,
shutters fur the lllttll'. No tlIdlIy
t'fli.~ \\t‘l't‘ running 1mm 3 to l Ut‘lttt'ix
A in); pine lrt'l‘ I-l. litxll sll'ett ill
lrnnt oi 'llt' tit-org“ titliwrt plum Villa
liltmn IIIIr. as \\Il.\ on elm litt‘ ;n
trolil til lite \Vailt‘tl' litiUll‘ til,
(‘ltarlI-s (Iiirllist), lt;t~ rout~ In \tilirit
Jetlutl up four M I‘tions III Ct'lllt‘l’il suit)
walk. Men were busy last night chop ‘
pint: brunt-net. “llit :1 had lailen aunt».
the struts.
Lightning Bolt Starts I Fire.
'1llttltl’SttXVllJJi. Ann. xiv-A
ht‘it‘l‘u .‘ltll'lll ltl'ttlu- mer {idiom-{hull
Itlle about I. o'elotk last night Hill
the «infirm light sIIIIIe \ta: int-r
turned settral times Itlltl the Inuit
was in tlul‘lhlt‘ss‘ tur :litll‘l period-
during the time when repairs “t'lr
lmtua made. the tire tll'pal‘tlllt-ltl was
I;Illt.l out to answer an alalm trom
lint a? at Main and l'lI-asant strcets
tor a tile in the tiltislntg room of the
l;t|w:ll‘} departtuetn ut the liipulow-
tiatztotd carpet mills. An t‘lt'tll’it“
motor was burned out. caused by a
boil oi~ lightning cult-ling tln‘ lull.
and mint- carpets caught tire. The
tluiik “ark ot the department under
t‘luvl W, J. Hines (‘dikrtl lllt' loss by ‘
ttattr to be nominal. The room mu ,
:ainmt rugs and carpets tamed a'
my. I'a‘. thousand dollars. The t‘liltl‘t‘i
t\.I~ estimated last night to la
The mills and contents
ril't“.
lots
illtttul $300,
illsttrtd.
Woman Drowned During Storm.
Nl£\\' PRESTON, Aug. 2-i.-—».\liss‘
llelen l..liuwley, of Hartford. II'IIs‘
drowned by the upsetting at a canovl
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sun Lalo- \\':tr:tnuiu:.' during the storm,
\\lll('l1 M\‘t‘iii over this section lillt‘t
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98c Linen liuck
1.50 Nainsook
39c Linen Huck
75c Sit
85c ‘
980 “ “
1.10 “ “
l 59c Dress Linnea
. 15d Dress Ginghams
17c Linen Crash
50c Colored Batiste
98c Crib Bed Spreads
25c Near Linen WhiteZ yds 29c
98c Embroidered Voils
eets 81 x 90
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Thursday Specials
Read and Check Each One Carefully, for
They are. all Money Savers
, 1 he White Dimity Checks 34c
1 35c 32 inch White Pongee 92c
1.50 English Lougclotii 1.19pc
98c Crockct Bed Spreads 79cea
98c All Linen Cream Damask 690 i
3.00 Blankets Plaindt Plaids 1.98
Towiing 59c
39c L
9%c
1.19
12%c
45in 29c
29c
49c
L'ihit'llt I:
Brim I.
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till“
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Towels
49c ‘1
59c
69c
79c
It is difficult to believe
lllt' (‘tlncrcssional t‘lt‘t‘lllili> of 15'! 1. ll. l’llltllt'nll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,931 yesterday. Paul M. Smith, of \‘.'I‘.<t. collection.
“'l‘ln‘ Republican rule of “Hum“, inl l «tzrrrwiu- ................ 13050.1 liayen. her companion, barely escan-tt;
N: “as ::-::.Itu. lllt‘ l‘ltlzltcblt'pfii lutnt‘t'tatit‘ ................ 3:19.013 11mm ll“ “"‘5-;*‘*““".““"d h" 13“".5'”
Whit": WM“ and lllt‘ Democrats:R'Wl" NM“ ‘ i0‘lllt‘i‘21e";.:c‘(lll‘lllili[lFelllli‘lihlll‘ltl‘ull‘lilll) crlali‘lt’
'37.“ 8912. Dublin: the lam Minuet llvtvublitan ........ 39.001; was seen to go over. i
‘11! Itgth on the basis of st unity and ‘ l‘Itt;:I'u.-=.~ive ................. 1.121; Mr. Smith is treasurer of the Orangv;
lltlt'ly ltt'l‘ t‘t‘ltl., rcsltt‘vtitt‘ly. to tin-i llt'lllm‘llllli‘ ................ iii-.iSGigmik mu] Trust Company of “fill
“fwbhm” ""‘1 “""““"“"“' ”“‘ "°“’3“‘““”‘ “”0”“ i grill-cit for Miss Ila\\lt',\"5 body \vasi
l‘l ludlitna 1lll>~ yt'ttr should be: Rt“. llrpublirau 91““ .‘ begun shortly after the accident. I
l‘illt‘tit‘flli 3.99.102: I‘l‘lilot‘l‘ltllt". 302,-; Hugressivc ................ 1.501; Several tires were reported fromt
lttti. 'l‘he InIII-Izin is too small tori i’I-ntnt'ratie ................ 37.752t‘l1‘m‘il‘1 WW- Tht’ home of'ArthurI‘W‘“ ~___
I~Itlztforl on either side" and lndi'tn'tll't‘liv— ”30‘le was struck by lightning :Ultli‘ “W ......
must l‘t‘iil'tlll 'Iu ll“lll‘ :. ..I i . “I - ,. 5' 0’0iitu1‘lit‘tl. With a loss Of 33,000, A.ltftrll;College will discuss the “Care of
- - .. .~. In> terrltmy tin-t ltettublttan ................ .1” owned by George liapltins ncar ulciliandling tMllk on the Farm" I tl ‘
I” “H. ‘0“... an. “,1",qu Tun I'm-l litmoomtic (Fusion) ........ 53,057 i lalte was also burned, with n toss oi" afternoon John C Orcutt oi th “B ‘6
;:Ir;z:=ivIts~aiIled, it is said, by llettto.i\'t»titittllt » ”1,500. . . it ' e 93'
cIaIII- funds— are Inaintainini: an or-; lunublltan ................. 36,1t50i . Barn 95‘5““.m w'"”‘9l°"d- don Chamber Of Commerce, who 00“
I“ | -. t’n . l > . . ‘ . _' _ 0' _t “ALLlMIltUltD, Aug. fist—During noted the fight that has resulted m
“"“w ' n m "m “‘m“ hm “0“"; 1"“5~'“"“~‘““ ------------ ‘~""‘ the bet’t—I‘C- cictrricnl storm. lightntashthe abolition of the leased car syst
p. :tnt Oll'r.‘2'\'Fl‘> brlicvc that from 5:3, l‘_‘t!'o'_l'ii'.l(‘ ................ ‘ 13.6.8.) :_ strucl: a large barn owned by Barnes‘ of milk transportation will kqm'
to :10 tier (Hit. of the Moose will rotai\\'a.~l:lngton—— 8; Co. causing a loss of $4,500 when?“The Eft'e t th N : Spas on‘
.or Htt"llv~' q'nd Fairbnnl-< b . . '1" ~. ., ,. ,. 1...; am the barn was burned. A quantity of; c on e . 9“ England Dairy‘
..n , “ ’ ‘ , “ " 3“?“ -“ “““°"“,“ ‘;' they was also lost. Four mules und’lndusm' ofthe Abolition of the Leased
.“.‘ Mlltlittt Wilson are iiDEIlglbkxl I‘rog‘esstvo ......... . ...... 60,666 other livestock were saved. Car System." Rev. F. B. Harrison
. non t1: . b;I.~I:, lndiana :‘lmuld go. lit-Inoeratir ................ 96,652 . Three 01d Goahen Barns Are BWMd-isecretary of the Windhnm' Count '
lt‘l' Hughes and aF‘iI-banks by ncnrlv :‘Vtr‘t \'I’r,Lzlnia—— TGRRINGTOX Aug. :4.—~Tltree hay'Farmers' Associatlo '11 Y
:‘twnu, . ' ‘ barns on the old Lyman Hall farm in . ‘ a, V' 1 9150“" the
...“ , , ., , .‘ _ . _ l(losbcn were burned after being struck work 9’ that organization, .
ll 1 ” “u““ul‘m'” d""‘lt‘m 0“ ' iby lightning during the storm late yes» -—;-——~———_—_. .
1. It to Kansas would give tltr'tt state] lantorrazic .............. . 1tl6,ul terday afternoon and thirty tons oi‘ .
to the Republicans by the followingi\\'iétonsin—- hay owned by E. J: Kelly and HHI’I‘." ,NORWALK JUNIORS GOING TO
figures: Republican. 240.213; Demo-i Republican ......... .......159.369 liolcombe 0f Torrington, which had BR‘DGEPORT' 1
"“59 31316" No Progressive ticket .flust .bP”: pilaced in the bil'enirorgdi ~---- .
.j' ’ .’ " ‘ ~ ., ' arming mp cmems were 8 ' . .
in Maine the result would be: Re- i‘ttntocratic . ........ . . . . .115,501 The barns were owned by the Torring- The Norwalk Juniors ‘ivill rims bats
l-ui-liran. 72,888; Demoeratic "' Wronin — . ton Water Company. The total loss is .- ' ‘ ‘.
_ . 66.0I]. . - 1 8 “ith the fast Brass Company's nine
“in Nebraska the figures should Republican 21,362 33’000' __ of lBitigeport, at Seaside Park liabor'l
show: Re ub1' 1. " . . ' ' . . , , _, 't . _ _. ’
, .,.. , _ . no -a . ........ . . game and an excitin contest 1 x-i
of demarcation~but there is no Bull States With Republican-Progressive [Pm\:;0¢z.l;l.l;l:3; ill-try field ,pct‘teii. 3 i e i
Moose ticket . ‘. ’ ‘ ' . .
and while “182:: 2:391:11} this year, i d' H"""“"' meeting is to be held either in South' In the afternoon the Norwaik Jun-1'
one the indication: w'h e1: hm nlmnnbi-i : ‘ 9 01' East WOOdstock. Thursday. August “”3 "“1 "1“” ““11 ”‘9 9““ 51- MW'SI‘
Wilden" ‘he at (e are t at ughes tepu can .j...............33,1w 31' This was definitely dCClyd upon of the same city, at Seaside Park.‘
um Sim a“: i ' f h * :mmssm " """"" ""9904“: at a meeting or the woodsth com. The st. Mary's are the Junior Chaim.
m we m owns :1 01 t e Progress. emocrattc ........ ....-15,89. mlttee or the Windham County Farm atoms of Bridgeport. and a good game}
uros for 1916 1 an 3‘: d, prOdnco fig- Kané_ ""1 . ora' Association held Tuesday evening, is expected. Lawnon will twiriagainst;
51i038- “magmas ‘gsekslgepubiican, fiepubi can ................18§.106 lamb"! of the committee present the Brass Company. and Court, the?
. . C. , . 1'08"!!!" 74.441 were: W. 0. Child. director. 3. H. Norwnlli Juntor’s strikeout king, wiili
“it is. Morn. a fair 3|le
that. in addition to. retaining the
ruins which disclosed s our Repub-
which
or")? ,_ .
Democratic .........'.,..,...1’5.83Q
Halos—r
Monblican 60,318
Ia." "Hum-Lu} I'm
Pockham. Bar. 1". 8. Harrison and-E.
b. Chamberlain. The makers for the
wt! mating have already been on-
m :3» alumina new: l". 1414-
hurl against the St. M'uy's. Tho fol»
lowing players will‘atako the trip:
Kennedy. Tucker. Court. to"...
Railway. Mason.
g ml
mam
Women’s Blouses
Presenting New Fall Models
The beauty of these Blouses is in the
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tertals. fin: laces and cmbroidc'rie of which 13:9]:
But the real final touch is the way all three are at t
gcthcr. and there the designer shines. p o-
:I‘uckings, frillings. pleatings
things go to compose a pretty B
We are showing a variet '
' y of styles In as m .
tion: as you may have whims or jd any crca
you cannot be bloused from this
Prices ... ..... ......Sl.98. $2.25 and $3.50
A. W. Gator. An»
vely ma-
re made.
it
and hemstitching—many
louse this season.
635.
HIST! THE BREMEN STARTS
NEW ONE.
interned German Steamer at Boston
“is Being Groomed for a Dash
to New London."
BOSTON, Aug. 2i.—-0pinion was
strengthened along the waterfront to-
day that the North German Lloyd!
liner Willehad, which has been tied
up at; the wharf in East Boston, is
being groomed for a dash down the
harbor and to New London, Conn.
to serve as a tender for the long
awaited German 'U-boat Bremen.
The Willehad which came out or
drydock Monday and anchored in the
stream moved back to the wharf to-
day. Edit “was noted that the
steamer was moored in such a posi-
tion that it could easily and quickly.
slip from its berth and get. under;
way.
While the Wtiiehnd was in tho
stream for 86 hours, 700 to” 0:
coal were mailed aboard and 25,000
pounds or too were taken on. t
A large quantity of provisions "went
on as Well. At the same time (on:
lighters were clustered shout tho
steamer putting aboard ice and pro-
visions. . -
The depicted crew, lessened by
m discharges. ha;- auddenly been
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