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I MASONIC DIRECTORY.
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"i 5“" Chapter, N. 38, R. A. M.
' Ioets in .\iasonic IIulldinL‘. South
'7 i Iain strcct, 2nd and 4th Tucsdays
.- 0! each month -July and August or
‘ Lepted~ at b o'clocli. All ltoyai Arch
;‘ i Masons cordially invitod.
' JAMESA. HOLLERIN, H. P.
IzfittfltI—F. 8. Lyon, Secretary.
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6 SOUTH NORWALKIrcpayiuu. in kind. a littlc of the obit-i
5*. -——~— ~ :iot l .I li1tlc Frail-c is so grateful
»v.:§IDAY’I§?pj‘_ 8: :93: illa. it: ,L‘Tatiludt- almost makes u- i
tutu-rum: ALMANAC FORi‘“,’"‘,“‘“" .. . L V IEWS :32 i
. TOMORROW i ,\t'\- , Hi my country, ‘r‘dlti Aiiibus l . __ E
w tide 8251 a_ m_: 9:” P- m. until!“ Jtisscrand at Illt‘ IranccAiiieii- ‘
9;.“ rises 5:26; sets 621‘. «a tiil‘iltl. "still thr Aim-ritau \olun- ., >
.4.‘
uu'iogi incurred from th- St-Hitc-s oi.
,thw I-‘rt-nil: army and fleet It at lion-ed“ - i
it” win at Yorktown i 1‘ I [NEL
I .\i. . .i... l.‘ guing. I.Lt.irit‘}' and turn to1
READERS"-
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lhc |ltiitii mow. tiioii.ii iiicotiipara.
ill) it‘.‘.- than Fiance your to us. And‘
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lens of the grout war be Itlrsotlt-n. DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND SOCIAL-
Iorm of
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Manon; the innumczable kinds cause-d 1'41“"! 0t 500‘“
Scntincl:
Thei-c is not onc suffering ISM.
Norwalk Etching
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by a merciless enemy that some Am- i
Intlie
(“can has not tried to assuage. 'l‘la made
hO‘iilt-uls, in the schools for the warm t-‘OUd it; worst full
t-d illd blind, in the ruins of formerly llthII' for tin- lint lhn—e )t'hl'>. it has
put Iill> country will“? its character
ifllclhirtti it would. it it ctcr col thc‘
.t liaotc, For it has canch out two oi'I
plutlty aviators, tbc Amaican namcis its “hm 1...“ .1". and (maid and;
Dit‘n:§‘d.” ‘liud tip to a third ltcrcsy against In-
A. Judge “up” rcmarkcd at llml‘iiiilgt‘lll cowrnnicnt: and, in the lat-i
tor cow. in it~ (IPHIP'HIP bid for a
i'irlhor {our years‘ of {casting at tho
gtoamnu board of tho public treasury.
to Fraucr. Neither can Americans ll~- My ”mum...” donltcy. like a dcgcn»:
has
In
lIPnotratic party
traditions.
igirospeious villages. on the battlct‘tt-lds,
’in the lunches. in the air with your
dinner, America is neutral. but Amcii-
can cannot foruct the debt thcy U\\t'
Hal 1hr conviction that Franco has sll‘alt‘ guilt. was compcllcd to gnaw}
tout Wen Lodge, No. 103, F. and A. M.
.w t Meets in .\Iasonic illlldlllL. Sonia‘
Main stroct, Isl and :li'd Tucsday of
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each month July and August
cooled at h o‘clotk. All illustcl‘1
' Masons cordially intill-d. Arthur
' ’ 'r. Fen-is, w. .\I., Ilolr rt .\1. \t'ilcoxv’
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”HE STAR—SPANGLED ORDINANCE. l
'I‘lic StarASpanulcu Ilannor ordinance
has
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recently [Him-HI in ltall'iiuoro
I
almo~t lllIlil't‘t't‘t‘lt‘lIit‘II;
l
aroused an
Elaim of protcat. t‘i'ititirm and ridil
rule all our lilt' (ll‘llllly. .\Itlrl otthoi
i'advcrso criticism rt-l-ms to llrlSt‘ Irom‘
.
a n’.It~apprt-lit-n.-ion of tho rcal pnrposc‘.
and provisions of thc oidiniinco. The
.[eueral ltnpi'cssion is that tho City
Council has illllltlnt'tl a lizlld and last!
rule ofi‘tlit- I'rco cilizons oi lialtitnoro,
t.;they nitul. undi r ptiially of a1
{'2‘} fino, sand whciicu r tlioy hcar
film strains of lilo ll.lIlt)lu‘tl aiithcm.
: . If that \tcrt Ill‘ “iltllt story, thc or
7- .
. input“ would ct-rtali It tit-st‘rH' all it
‘ birthing iii tlic way oi aliusc. 'l‘lic
fi -‘ spirit of t‘ort-rl-nu and loyalty “liltii
, brill” thc patiiot tinttn .ious‘iy to his
H'fi'. feel tll'licn ho lit'.ll'. tho national soup.
' or aces tho tin: of ili> country cannot
be forccd by arbitrary laws, lint that
_ W” not tho pui'pcsc oi Illt' llnlt'lltlih-
x
"" cussed ordinanco.
If was iltlt ltd-id >ill.lll) to Marc cor-
r...
not restriction.- upon tho playini: oi
'I‘tte Star-Spangltt‘. Iiaiiia r in public
Oral-lemi-pnhlic plnt't‘.-. It way to pro-
. Vent tho usc or nlni.~c ol' tic national:
anthun as danic Illllnil‘. a: pail oil
l'Xr.
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Ilic Star (‘liiunht r of tho \\'liito ”trusty;
his Ignoranco as to N‘Ilt‘tltlit‘.‘ hcinb'
Into
cycr lctorc, and Amcritan admiration
lor tho i“l‘t*llt'll pt-oplc is boundlc». memup if at all. by thosc
“host pocltcts ho was going to pour
_..._- __.. 7..
tilt millions of dollars of tariffs of.
DIAMOND CUTTING IN AMERICA. . .
which ho was chcnltnc custom hou-scs:
An.oti' the In'lnt' clian'cs in tho .
h l ' I. l_\ lii~ action. ‘
'2. il llation of thc currcncy (1.70an
brought about is the shifting of tho imp...” and Iltt‘ siltt-fialtl in dis;
' ' ' 4 ~ v\ .‘. ,~. ‘r;“. ‘|.
diamond tnt'iu: industry. Intil rc- wins.) by i'.t Ittltldl low-it: Sis.
wotld's industries which the war has
contly Grcnt uplmlu controlled most pm llltlllllilit'llll't'tl from a good Ito-
pl.hla.in proposition lit-arinu lllt' llflllll"
ot‘ >l‘listitl1‘ .\itilitil, by corrupting itj
‘,\lll' illlit-lllllldt‘) pt'm'isions, ‘
.\‘mialiqn, by tho .\hotti‘ law for
of tlic diamond mines oi the world,
Holland did mo~t ot’ thc diamond cut-
tinu and America was coutcnt to do
her shnrc by paying the prico for tho i.-ilw.iy oinplow»: othcrnisc an alibi-
iouclit thc clean-.4, biatcst min of lion. Illt' old llcmocraiic billboard and}
ill Illt hclliccrcnts, and that to Ilt‘l' ”mm‘m‘HH-V ”“11““ [he mp” on"
which ilrtlltllllll‘ was “lilll'll “Slalom
:iiotc than any (Ililt r nation bt‘iollf.> “mm” Tm“. “MPNHHY catab‘i
ithc ('ltdli tor upholding and pcrpclr “Md MW.” firilln-‘l cood govern;
outing at an imtiicasurablc tort thc .m ,l, mm _,,Hi,.1],m,,,,.,m are: i
"Lli.t'il~it‘> that Americans hold door. I. I‘rcc 'l‘rudc. by thc law ontlincdt
i‘hc lioiid betwccn Franco and Illt‘. I“ lil"i""“’"“‘l “”‘i Sil'm'ml‘ul‘i I'M"
l'nitrd Slates loda) is stronucr than “m“ 1"- “dm‘m'w “dim” himself in.
‘tt‘:ry Int’lt‘ll>l‘ of '27. por cont. ltl llic
lLt s of sum- of .‘éo licst paid pcoplc
l'. lill Fir this law ii plainly
diamond cultcrs, particuiaily work. l.llt'lllit d a~ a txido and iucrilal-lc on‘
tv .iii: ncdcu ioi lilt‘ wholc Socialistic
"M“ with ”w “‘1“ ”ii“ NM” YOH‘ ..~ homo \\'oodrow “'ilsoit is it Soclald'
i; now the diatnondcuttinc icnlic l“ll ho has surionntlcd himself Willi,
of tho world Tho riotinlis's: and hits boon in hasto to‘
- - . . ._, . appoint it ptirc Socialist to tho SlI-t
lhcil- is high, rwmzz from t-b to 5th) 1““. \ t'ottt’t I“ m“ in ”w pcrson “f
aftords undrcann-d-ot1,.le Look at tho law! To "x S‘
ptoipti-iiy to tilt‘ fol-vigil t‘pttltrltiolp In...“ “r “ ltlliol‘lllL' tlm Lg. Ittl "mp”:
New tiiint [or labor tinlcss It-lltmt‘tl by n‘
,c-‘I-tw prohibition omploycrs from cor:
rt spcndiiiuly rcducing If I
not coiling a dollar It day. would I.
'iiiii}: lin- rcdltction of my hours of la:
Plath". wt-iahinu woll ovcr u carat ,3”. {mm 10 m x a Mum. m m.“ it my;
Iinislicd atone.
Suzi-c tho war, howcyc", Old World ‘ ‘ l‘
\ltll ii.
lizcn troiii llollaud, halo conic to Am~
scalc of wagon
a “It'll, and
‘I'hc normal monthly output of
diamond cllltcrs is rcportt-d a
$1,000,000,
:tout: arc .\aid to he of thc bottcr
Y or I\ '.~
1) “11395 .
ll‘
iilll‘l'tximillt‘l)‘ and
into-s “'oro rodnl-td to .\l'lt' to lllt‘t‘li
tho tam? Ihil it tho cmployor may;
'ttot tcdncc \yauos. tho t‘lll|llll,\t‘. by
cat-1..
Ilianioinl cutting is not Iill t:l>_\
worl'. ll rc llilt‘.‘ 't natural aptitudo
K q . . I ' . 1 Tumor lccislation. must hc compollod
an “III as training for hhlil .int tit-,m “n”: “W ”M. “Tu“ h“ is alrcatly
”Hui" .\IOH (it ”w “MSW” MW militia. Olllt‘l‘WiM‘ such lcnislation
.oii.c Iiom diamond cutting Iflllllilt'>. \HIHIJ-hp pm“; up robbcr) on mm...“-
fl
bopnlar lncdlcys. or in lill‘t"~‘ and at
places wlicro tho iitlcntion of tho hour-
on was ccntcrod upon all sorts of tri-
1|ial matters and not at all upon The
Star-Spnnclod liaitncr. Tho law sim-
ply rcquircd a dicnil‘iod prosontntion
oi the soul: as a wholc and scparatc
composition. commanding thc nttcn-
growing up in thoir art, The tlpprcn- i.c..lin.~t tho ctnploycr of labor without
‘ ;.ny I‘tnt‘ni whalovcr: nnil, unlcss a
Inrthcr locislativc robbcl‘y stoppod
lili‘lll. cntployors ot~ labor would do-
”“T ,t'amp with their capital so last to for-.
isliown that they can make good at it. om. parts that the ships could not
:It is intcrcsting nntl cncouraging logt‘nl'lfi' thcm. Ilut tltore you Iiayc So-
hoar that while those Americans do ‘iilllrlll- For Sfiiii‘ll-‘lm ‘5 “WWI.“ ”‘0
, tl Holland fixing of the quantity of labor which
“at work as mpidl) as 19 must cxchnnco for a corlain W329.
iticcsh'ip lb ncvcr loss than thrct- )Oilt‘s.
‘lmtrly a small nunibcr of Aiucricans
tutored thc trttdc and have
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FINA
First Floor
5.“ yards of all sorts of Wash
Goods. including FanCy
Flannelettes, Ginghams, Per-
cales, Cotton Suitings, Pop-
lins and Plaid Dress (loads,
a \toinitiiul yaiict}, \toith
it‘ulli lJt‘ to 25c.
.\t .............. 9‘lé _\ti.
:lu yards of yard \tidc Print-
ed Voiles, lIl short ltiigtlis. a
fcn di‘cxs pattcrns iii tlic lot.
\\'crc .Nn' yard.
.\t .............. 11“ )‘t1.
Yard \tidc Plain Voiles, all
non. north 30c 29¢
Yard \\itic Fall Poplins. “rat
in t‘iic country. I'cgliiar Soc
39¢
$2.00 Black Satin-Duchesse.
for .............. 81.39
standard "tiilt
l-llgt'." yard tyidc cunrantcctl
nuinhcr, it's thc IIIEQK‘SI hat“
gain l'\t‘l' ott‘crcd. .\ot ot'cr ;'
This is tllc
_\.irds to n cttstonlcr.
40 Inch All Wool Black Serge,
inst ti) c, rcg‘. print 70c .“i-
59¢
50 Inch Black Broadcloth.
\illll‘ili. and \lltlllgt l: rcgular
pricc S: _\;trd .. $1.59 yd
Yard Wide Colored Tafieta
Silk. lilc llc\\‘ {all colors; a‘
liaigaiit at $1.50 a yard.
'l'oinorrou K pricc .. 8138
O. N. 'I‘. Spool Cotton
5 <lltnd~ i‘tlI' 19“
Dragon Basting Cotton, rcgu-
lar 5c .......... 3¢ spool
Ironing Wax ...... 3 for 5h
‘
Hickory Hose Supporters, all
si/cs‘. licgnlar 25c.
Shir |ll‘lt‘t‘ ......... 12';é
Pin Cubes, rccular 5c
3 for 10¢
Bone Hair Pins, (3 in
l‘t‘fJIIII’II‘ I: 11:. Fair
box.
~86
Lingerie Braid. pink and hluc
only. chttlar toc.
Silit‘ ............ . ..... 7t?
5 Inch Moire and Taffeta
Ribbon. chuiar 25c.
Salc .............. . 17¢
i .
od out of it when slavery insisted notilree “ad“. dishonest money and 80‘
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24 Inch Matting Suit Cases,
lcathcr triniincd. lira». clasp
and strong handlc. \aluc
5L5} ............. $1.15
Cluny and Cotton Laces. \'a-
luc .\‘r yard ...... 5¢ yard
Women's Wrist Bags, black
and t‘tlitirt‘ti. llllt‘ti \\llll plus
and minor, ‘Iii\ and lcathti‘
liiicd. \aiut 5‘le .. 950
White Castile Soap. ioc sizc
60
Sanitol Paste or Powder, 2y
EI/A‘ ................ 17“
SHEETS. MUSLINS,
LINENS
All the Year Round Goods.
Buying these staples now is
put like getting gold dollars
at a discount.
1,000 PILLOW CASES
iit'lll‘liIt'ilt'd, .\t‘itiitilitti, t‘uhlr
cd cdccs. 'l‘otnorrou, ‘whiio
thc_\ last lac t‘dt‘il
SATIN FINISH
TABLE DAMASCK
Full lnicacitcd. tinc quality.
Valuc 50c ......... 34c _\«i.
SHEETS, SHEETS, SHEETS
lill) lhcsc lztmi standard
Shuts nhih you nlat. l'hc.
arc- inai‘ltcd .it iU\\t‘\-l piit'c.
iill\ is Iilt‘ last \glit‘ at tlitsc
pi‘iccs.
talc \iiillt' ........ 47¢ cat‘li
73c \alnc ........ 57¢ cacli
Ssc \altlc .. ...... 7¢ cach
UNI“ \aittc
‘ 7“ t‘dt‘il
>1.Io \altic ........ 87c t'.lt‘il
SLJE \alnc ........ 97c cach
19c DRESS GINGHAMS
3.: iiiclics nidc, lit-dutiful
lliJIlti\. ‘Il'illt'~ and plain colors.
\‘tllilc thcy last totnorrmy
12cc .\t.
WHITE GOODS
'(I‘tt'lniflillg‘ oi. \liilcs. t‘i‘qt‘
\Wlw' \Vniilc t‘ioth. t'ltt't‘ixctl
\';llll~tlllh. Splash Voilcs and
(rcpt-5: \altic up to 30c.
\ci‘y spccial Ioinorrou' . 19“
LONG CLOTHS
3" inch. .\oit finish, in yd,
picccs: yaltic $1.25.
98¢ iiEM
'i‘l iilmt'i‘ou' ......
500 TURKISH
BATH TOWELS
Sturdy quality. colorcd hor—
ci‘s: valuc soc ..... 9Q?
$2.25 BED SPREADS
[lions-4 douhlc sizc. crochct
lit-t1 .\lll‘t‘fltix'. .\lztrs‘cillcs dc—
Tomorrow, Saturday
The Grand Wind-up. Savings a Third to a Half. Over a Hail—
Hundred Specials, Just the Things You Need. Articles for Every
Day Use and in Demand the Whole Year Round. Tomorrow’s
Offerings are Therefore Both Timely and Attractive.
HEMSTITCHED
HUCK TOWELS
\k-ry almrhcnt. soft finish.
tlt'al rt'ti llurtit‘l‘ni \alm I.’ l .‘t‘
t‘iit‘h ............ .4 for 25¢
ii.lllliI-~Itiur.l
12 i—2c BROWN
SHEETING
3,» inch, Iiiic tluuilh Lock
\ttiltti Silt‘t‘lillq.
'i oziioi'i‘lm ......... .. 8",0
APRON GINGI‘IAMS
iit'st quaiil). all sizt'x of
t'ilt cits: \ aluu tic.
’i‘oiimrron
............ 63m
$3 BEACON BLANKETS
‘ iur cold Illgilhl Les!
t .‘ti‘ dionn: in titrcc
t‘tiitli's .......... $1.” liIlIr
$4.00 COMFORTABLES
i‘tlii Ind sizc ..... 82.98
Second Floor
TWO BIG WAIST
VALUES
35o lirand NEW ilaintv
Waists, 'ltlst for a lcadcr Iti-
llltil‘l'tiu’ ............. 98c
ix‘tal \nluc $1.50.
iltatitil'ul Lacc 'l‘i'iinnicd
Marquisette Voile Waists.
madc with all tlit‘ Ilt‘llt‘~I
'i'llctd‘c \toildcrflii.
\Iililit' $3.50.
$2.79
iil‘ittlti Ncn' SERGE
DRESS, Iit‘t‘tinicoii piaitcd
.\lxirt. ilt‘ittt‘l' fur Iri'lllllt'tI;
north 818.5 I .... $14.98
ch' i'iall TAILORED
SUIT, nilt‘ tli tilc lit'st soli-
cr~, madc to still at 53:.oo.
lust for tuitioi'rmt' \l c -:trc
going in mi] itozlt $24.50
llt's Worth ‘4‘! night
GIRLS' WASH SCHOOL
DRESSES, all sizcs, tt-Jliiat'
llrlt‘t' :56 ......... .. . P ,
WHITE PE'IVI‘ICOATS.or?~§
.\t/4", lat‘c
tiiar and who
triltitncd.
and ciiiliroidci'y
97¢
litltlt
\alir
5'4
i\llli\\.
’l‘oiinn'ron's prit‘c
5W lilt'lll.
.\
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l‘t‘Ili \'£lillt‘ SI .2:
signs. TOIIIIII‘I‘OW .. 81.49
8 country abhor
”muLfll‘Si-{NSYG' CORN ER "
WOMEN'S MUSLIN NIGHT
GOWNS, all silt-s. rcgular
\ilitlc tuh‘ -
HOUSE DRESSES, all 3%?
rcgtilar 51.2; .......
COLORED SILK PET??-
COATS, value $4.00 $2.95
PRINCESS SLIPS, all -i/.ts.
Iii-gttlar pricc Sign .. 89c
COMBINATION, Short Pem'.
coat and Corset Cover. itcu-
ttlar Si _:-i ........... 79(-
Basement
Every item listed here is as
staple as sugar. Every price
quoted is a genuine saving.
Mason Fruit jars, pi. .\t/m.
45¢ doz.
Double Safety Fruit Jars. nidc
mouth, class. Itllhi yaluc 85c
_do/.. pts. or t;t.~.. 65¢ doz.
Tin Top Jelly Glasses, 8 oz.
>I:’t I ltlltlt' 29C titll.
.\lil'i‘izil ........ 19¢ liOZ.
Fitz-em-all Fruit Jar Rubbers,
rcgulai' pt’it't- Inc doz.
Qalt. .~ .., .. 7t doz.
Decorated China Tea Cups
and Saucers, \‘alii. Itic cat‘h.
.\alt ............ 10¢h cafh
Round Dustlcss Floor Mops.
iiict..i hall. \l5th li\'c {out
Ilitlltiil‘l \nllic Nat
.\alt‘ ................ 45“
.u
Black Dustless Dust Cloths,
I't'gllidl‘ llI‘It't' JFI’. Said 15¢
Wet Wash Clothes Baskets,
Sillnii \i/t' .......... 79¢
.\lcdiiini ............ 89¢
Largc .............. 98¢
Two Quart Blue and White
Enamel Tea or Coffee Pots.
\ d""‘ Salt“ 490
llitic :m‘ \Vlflte Enamel Dish
Patti. :o qt. sixc, yaluc 75c.
.\ilit’ ................ 49¢
No. 7 and No. 8 Aluminum
Tea Kettles, will last a lit'c-
Illllt'. ltcciilar prit‘c $3.00.
Salc .............. $1.28
i“;t'.
l’.
iIt‘CI
can industry." 0? supposing ho had
freedom with products of Amcri-iI
RODEMEYER OUT.
it-Ialtsm.
anly on pcrpotuulion, but also on cx-. The“ ”1mg“
~‘tion and roslict't 0‘ ”‘0 WON" “ho ois, their work is more accurate and...” ”w proposcd conflecatlons of the “a“? bet‘nsaiu at that time, "I shall establish alJOhn. of Canaan. Will No Longer
to,
heard it. Its pnrposo was similar to
. ' ' ' h inntlc it im-
Mflflt of the flag l'tw whic
Sank rag-time and it should not be
{truncated as such. But it can‘t hold
v
M ctr-1t. deeper significance for us when it
played Indiscrituinatcly tiny place,
J)Ilitlme and for any purpose.
Britons an ordinance forcing a dig-
‘ , presentation of this song is too
on for a democratic people. On
tber hand, If we are too careless
lightli‘lhoughtless to protect our nation-
)Agnthem it may be just as well to
’ on ordinance now and then that
rdmlnd us of the worth of patriot~
and Its expression In music.
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FBANCE AND AMERICA.
In New York city altered at natur-
'wportunlty for an outpouring of
: Icon good will toward France,
- . ‘32! French good will toward Ameri-
‘ It wsti Inevitable that the occa-
' ,lbould suggest the similarity be-
Franco’s fight for our liberty In
' ' . uuonm War And bot- I‘ll
tiicy are less apt to spoil gems by mis'Iinost rabid Socialism load but to that
takes inne point—«namely, the apportioning: of
”,0 (ntrflllCO 0t Rumania into the war, iQm-ialism.
“finding comfort in the thought that4 The Democratic party was once
the IISI of their encmics must soon bellairly respectable, In the long ago,“
complctcd.“ The Viennese must have i “‘85 the I‘Rl‘ll’ 0‘ protection. Jeffersoni
- . . - ‘tvns n protectionist. It was the party
an cnormous capacny for finding com—Eof honest money. Jackson was a Dem-
iocrat. It was a party which respect-
'r-d the man who had cut out the
‘ booze. savcdhis money and built a
PLAN TO ENTERTQM AI 0' HI ;li:tle haven of rest for himself In his
At a meagl‘E‘Lfm-l; :hcient Order; old ago. The old Democratic heroes
of Hibernians last night amnsementfl‘vero not blithering Socralists. They
were perfected to royally entertain the believed and defended the belief that
delegates to the county convention of,he “10 earned PTODQPW should have
the order “a the udles' Auxtllari' his right to It respected. They uttered
where they assemble in this city gap no such Immoral nonsense as “Human
tember 23 and :4. rights are above property rights;”
The couuepllon will be called to or- for the; had off-hand sense enough to
tier by county president and newly el- know that property rights are the
ected Stats Vice President Courutif, of highest form of human rights; and to
tort .
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untlls portly!!! at the mom- IIOII
Daubtu'y. Many prominent ‘Bibernt- back any other alleged rights against
ans will be in attendance, sud on In-
teresting animation to onthipted.
Among other mutton of Interest win
botbommofsmtoCoun-
I, Went CORPUS.
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property rights Is to back robbery;
and that Is Socialism; and the old-
line Democrats .9! the dirty part of
the last century did not believe In any
thing of that sort. They bolleved that
to who corned property should be al-
lowed to use it: without dividing It
with tho-luv bones of Ila land. They
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tonston into thcrolotorc Ii‘rcc States:
and It was on the last half'ot’ that is
3.
‘ itlxc product of labor according to ccr-‘suc that tho Itcpublicnn party, truly‘
telligence and its conscience, and mac
ticallt all of Its humanity. For broad-
Iy intclligent men could not indorse
slavery. because they saw it was
hounl to be a fire-brand of discord.
Men of strong conscience and a sense
of justice could not defend It, be
causc of its inequity; and men of
him. heat-ts could not defend it, be-
ccusc of its gross inhttmnnities. So,
to mill-to the Republican party. there
was taken away, the clear head, the
due conscience and the humane feel-
Ing which tlieretofore were common
among members pf the Democratic
party and that party became the de-
generate apostle of free trade and dis-
honest money; and now It has added
to these things the sum of all aban-
doned villslnles and schemes for rob
hen-«namely, Socialism. The Demo
cratic party is a good party for a
ram man who values his reputation,
either for Intelligence, honesty or hu-
manity, to steoxwell clear of. If be
naturally gravitation towards the Dem
ocratic party, the only axcuso you can
moire tor him to save him train the
chauorsomolboartloahvxw
itlirust upon them under false pre-
lCllSt‘f; they have been betrayed by
him who professed to be an evangcl of
slavery which traits upon free trade;
to pick your neighbor's pocket by b0
out of him by Socialism. Wilson won
by deception and concealment. How
far would he have gotteii“on the road
to thc‘ White House if he had shown
the tree trade blackness of his heart?
Supposing he had stood up like a man
and an honest candidate and, Instead
of saying, as he did any less than a
week before his election, “No thought-
ful Democrat in the Uniced States has
so much as even proposed free trade!"
he had told the undiluted truth and
said. “I am an out and out free trader
and always have been. I do not want
a presidential salary of $75,000 a year
badly enough (although 1 am so poor
that I did ask Carnegie to pension me,)
to lie to you and say thnt I am a pro
tectionlat. I warn you that. If I am
elected. I will use all my power to pass
a law putting all farm products on,
the tree list, together with all farm
machinery, all machines for writing
and Writing. and as mm other
mainland proclam- u I on. until
15 per cent. or sit foreign goods com-
ln‘ Into the country mucous freed
"entail. MWWfimK‘
~
', «hill-t". “NW at tail!
“in
urn-n.
gus money; and to club his property'
I
currcncy lnflntcd to back the credit ofi
oust-cured notes to any extent 1 mnyi
ordcr
along the road t_o the White House’
and that presidential salary would bet
ihave been willingly escorted by our‘
'IInancIers? 0r suppose he had said. “I
am a Socialist. If elected I shall an
point Socialists to surround me In the
Government. 1 shall take a good op-
portunity to appoint an outspokon So
clallst to the Sunreme‘Court bench. I
shall pass a law fixing 8 hours as the
ilimlt for the labor per them of the:
largest employers of labor In the noun-‘-
try. and I shall follow by other laws;
fixing the prices at which people mayl
sell their property, whether it Is Jobsi
In our Industries, labor among our in-f
dustries, or any other product in out-i
market." How deep would the Novem-
ber snow hove Iain on Woodrow's quiet'
political grave, If he had thus provenl
himself an honest man! I
,eral manager.
Philosophize for Connecticut
Western News.
. . .. ‘ and direct through mv politi- -‘"‘
v, m e for thoughtloss citizens or ____Q__._._ . ‘ r’ ‘ i ‘ - i ' '
. ' _I'bl d qmqore to dosccrate \A d'. . h wars that the people of Iain t‘xcd mics applicable to all alike. thc “Grand Old Party," came into bc— 333:: :2: {ifmm-F Th‘-" 33“? bewzcal retainers: and tax the people at P‘inancial stress 1“ ”'9 WWW“ d9“
ova-.seulous a u . . B “er ispa c . . . . . 11 MT!“ m; 8-hour law, therefore. the Dem- in: and took away from the old-time need I ’ in. reedom, the newJame m makc good losses Ironi do_,nztitincnlt ol' the Lanaan Printiii; com-
the flag. '[he “M'smngk‘d an “mm are taking philoaoplnca 3 focrntic party has gone over to pure llcmocratic Party all of its higher in- om 0 am into the industrial faulted, unsecured notes," how (“r‘panL n. Canaan. has neceSsItdted-a.
morganization of the concern alonx
the line of economy. and a; a result.
the position of the busines manager
and editor of the' Connecticut. Western
News will be consolidated this week.
Charles Pease, a. former partner in the
company. will become editor and gen-
G. Willis Persons, for
the last few years business manager, ts
,brother-in-law of J. Henry Rorahack.
president of the Printing Company.
and John Rodemeyer. editor of the
News, rotlre from the institution.
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BUR! l. KNAPP NOTE
CAUOES LITIGATION,
"—
Foreclosure proceedings were Inim-
titted In the‘ctvtt Superior Court. to-
day by Frances with of Mt. Venn.
N. Y., administratrlx or the estate at
And y“ i Palms and the Park’ City Lumber our
xzci‘rg'ev; :1: Intact changed, He "MIDI“ of this city, to recover on”;
Q“ as now. He mere. note for 82,000 which was given tho
1y had a grant thirst upon him for n' & Kn
.Bnn p Ilrtn In 1908 b M
presidential sultry. cost what it would not”. ID ’ I
of mm sud swore dealing: Will property In Falrflold was mort-
he succeed In his «captions mint and to secure the note. Tbs not.
How long. oh sllly people, how long! w udnod to Than “New by
Mum. A. summer. Bun ond “mm. 1119 mm
' proportv was sold and cum Into It»
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