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' .- mc sigma
, BTABLIS t’fl
tonsils .
AND A. ”will.
or a
V. m 19, lord
" “HAKAC FOR
stood straight our
{Marian ma.
’ ”PHONE CALLS soon.
. Rooms—91. There would be no “A. u.
.ng'fiWIm. or r. u." it would be mi
W184. solute time. Every community 1
h . ,,. . m.
7' syn. »
. M
. T» 7,... ,.\.: f.
tag or night.
"so Ira--
other hour.
”I. 8. II. I. A. II.
in music molar 'Soilth
met. and and as Tiled-7'
each month—dilly aadaagust or;
. t s o'clock. an icy» arcs
dl'ed mile! wide mains
man activities.
“saw communication st Old well
No.1”. F. and A], will be
' romance». ”"1910,“
“use; an, Won 2. a. nurse.
‘Nl M ileum cordially and
WWW.
whole gum. of daily life.
Such a
3..
l » Alm: ”u“ M. M‘. wise than by the local position of the
M' . sun. But in spite of opposition. time
”mops“ M WILCOX has been standardized more and more.
WU- The plan suggested may be expected
. r“
THE SPIRIT OF THE TRAINING
CAMPS.
. ;The Philadelphia Ledger prints this!
"-. vol-so as indicating the spirit of the'
L chisel". volunteers at the Plattsburg
military training camp:
’ ‘ ii Last night with my llit in a muddle,
few hours when traveling.
Last night as i lay in the rain.
Laotvnight with my head in apudlllo,
l; l swore l was coming again!
_ fit that heroic jingle really breathes
Ill) sentiment of the martial civilians
. V" atlhe various army camps scattered
Md the country-and all the evi-
platinum to indicate um it dose-.—
can be no doubt of the whole-
-. as at the training 'gil'en.
. amateur soldiers seem almost
1 eaoeption to be boneltted
'oita‘liy. mentally and spiritually.
come back from the camp, with
arduous labors and rigid discip-
he, In better health than it they had
; Wt the time looting at home or on
of ordinary .vacation Jauut. t'hey
‘ ml with renewed, energised
ioand patriotism. They come
1n~the proud consciousness that
have got something that will ena-
" R {to sdrvo their country more
Mgiu an emergency. it's just
news dispatch.
.._._-o.__.—_
Wis: FOOLISHNEBS.
it? But it's rather
way-al- studious habits are in theirs.
how to rest.
change and the great general
good at the time.
willing to take it.
looking foolish to the rest oi
W views regarding the dura-
tho war must be treated with
From Russia has come more
and less nonsensical exaggera-
nom any other belligerent
The Russian leaders seem to
names lltld'pii‘lillcity tricks.
ii any man lh Jill‘ssla may be
as an authority on this subject,
about it. arm you’ll live tangenbe
your work'botter ill the meantime.
.,. .
a d Bulgaria. whom many ob- Wilbur F.‘8to‘ite, 3m,
speaks as one husband to another.
Brussilofl, in a recent inter-
.. tossed the opinion that the
roams. 1917. "m that
. the Allies will be" ready
on. .pooc'e.'accepted in the
neglect to exercise her rights.
i with A t; 191“ to mean woman'sunbridled license.
, Allin“ “'1“ III" last!
year's. 'l'iius.;tiio latest
,de Whom ”T1
. vtho original yonlict given
’ Monet-when belladome
sperm Elem.
u «id be necessary to dust
M and w” to the ”hour,
lira-ten; as bur-say being done in:
ass m at Europe. Time wow be:
reckoned from Greenwich, England. as
Made h now. When the sun
Glens-lea. a‘
would be 12 o’clock. As tho sun got;
around toward the 180th meridian, on
the who side or the out. the
hands of the clock would approach 24.
The moment the sun stood vertical
over that meridian, the new day would
adjustments in interpreting the hour
in,terms of morning. afternoon, eveac
At 7 o’clock a family
. might be eating broahlaat or dinner?
ormigbth'sasleep.andsowithany'
There would be stidps several hun-
from the
north to the south pole. in which the
same hour would imply identical hu-
But in any strip run-
ning around the earth from out to
west. the same hour would inoiilem
system would be confusing
tor a while, and would be hard to in-
troduce in a world that has always so-
sisted oilorts to reckon time other-
some day as a logical development.
made necessary by rapid transporta-
tion and universal, instantanoons'coln-
munication. ' Then it will no longer be
neccéi-sry to reset our watches my
or to make
a mental computation of the diner-once
in time when we read a telegram or i -
._._...__.
A college graduate once gave this
advice to a girl when it's the proper
time to do so." Sounds queer, doesn't
good at that.
"'Stunl fights" are as valuable in their
Many people are afraid to ullbend
and have a good time outside of work-
ing hours. They don't Know how to
relax, and as a result they don’t know
The famous surgeon who
merrily plays marbles with the boys
in his neighborhood when he needs a'cumg ever recorded in um county and ‘I mg Knapp “a." the court decide-
who it is expected the court will have Oil-f “gum hip, in m. “Leg! motion
finds mumbleiy-peg a restful Pastime
are not unbalanced. They are simply
indulging in the recreation that oli’crs
them the most mental and physical
Not everybody wants this "iindigni
tied" kind of recreation. But a good
many more people need it than are
They are afraid of
the
world. Your recreation may be among
the dignified things of lite. or it may
be helping some youhgster ily s bite
or building bioch' 'wlth the baby.
Whatever it is, do ltw'with s. will. re.
gardless 9! what "they" have to say
healthier and happier. and you'll do
mramaosiroa humans.
a‘ Chicago
human and art critic. issues a solemn
warning to‘ the"men of Aurel-lea. ’He
‘fRepose no high conildonce." he this time the total goes up to 88.!!!
says inthebestwomaainthcworllm
formulasorwill tell her shout nor for “a“ and 5 mime, is
W rim are rapidly coming ion from omrs the total is
"no momma». lotawoman
“t mm{‘ a the “W“ “a“ °‘. As usual. Hungary and duly unp-
. ‘siy tho wmwm,
mwfiiuswmwmoou with Russia close up. the three with
laconic Well. have a stronger
”(ism #:fio. «the from m
:4
. “not w W inflow 1M“
i
i
'l‘llese torpedo mines were placed under German ten
the French, but they failed to explode. They wore ioitndpglztalz
by thle Germans. The diameter and height of the mines show-
ing tleir enormous explosive power ma be udgcdi '
paa'ison with the German soldier beside tllcm J not ‘ com
have so powerful and insidious an1and Percy Prod. Thad who win
enemy within our borders, and oven vouch ‘0' them no Macs M
within our own homes? ”ad “I“. B‘ mm"
iton will hue in addition the vouch',
more may be masses to it im
’ of door it
lio'flfl'. lilo doubt lei-s. Stone cerium” 8° sodas and Orville
sell deserves a hearing. She hall
iher husband (or divorce, on “JCUN'MW WILL ‘30”! PL“
0' KNAPP COUN.!L
iground that he tried to introduce “Goo-ll M
mar. sillcioncy" in the how. ac-i Gland Jory Will consider Case oi Mo-
companied by sovore anoint"). lay-l m" " DOM“ '1 Misc .
.be Mr. Stone's views have been shop»: . Tuttia. "
oil by nu- collision or m diasroni ‘" ,
“Hilllurs” rather than by an loom». “‘9 m“ ”'7 which '1“ M
ble clash cl’ m antagonibm. "mm“‘d by ”mm“ 9““ “m"
. ___inoy Carter to convene in chanson.
-—————O————-—-—- .today, will canaider the case oi Herb-
PROMIN‘NT MIN APPLY!“ TO ot't M. Kim it W Ma 0! ti.
II wan Gl'l'mfi crimintl superior court denied the Inc!
| sioa MW ”at too a obous o!
Is venue. rais'aioiion will be heard as
Person Willi Waddle consume“ an ’
Americana. ' ! State's Attorney My .bowiii.
, —---- ‘ . ion hand to arm am the motion.
aovorai prominent old-ens are His claim will be that those is no rea-
amons tho 275 who will apply lor cill- son why the former head of the do-
senshtp papers when Judge 0189': lunct banking ilrm oi Barr 0 mop.
comes here September :0 and 27 to cannot get a fair trial in this county
preside over the civil superior court The state's attorney has been busy for
This is the largest number oi appli- severalmonths preparing the ease
er- v
-“ as.
1'an Comma Represented
iiiculty in disposing ol the petitions in‘ Jud” mm. will be. up“: to gain
the two day seasion. 0n Semen“? Knapp's oaaerortrial Bo labor 26.
28 the court will hear naturalisatlon'
petitions in Danbury. l
Treasurer C Frederick Stead ot the:
Salts Textile 00., is among those who Loewe Case Defendants day They
have applied for citizenship. «He is I Have Not Dean WM.
native of England but has resided in. Members of both local hatters' as-
this city for many years. Rev. Frank sociations are considerably wrought
Connors Ridoout pastor of the Second I” over nn editorial in the current is-
Baptist church. is also on the list. its one of a well-known New York weekly
came to this wuntry tram Canada in which in. Man loaders
Gourde Aux". known on “18 "“9 throughout the country are accused
villa stage as the "Guilt! Giant ” i! or betraying- cmmm amen in the
union the list. The giant has arosi- Loewe suit because the American
dance in Fairfleld but seem-0 01W [Federation oi Labor an failed to
trlcal engagements has been prevented raise sumoleat money to protect the
in the mi from “m “5 m” defendant batten in the Loewe case
Alger was born in We!“ .rrom monetary loss through the iudg-
Amour the comm” ’0an ‘n‘ meat in the cast going against them.
the “WWW” are Rustin. msmi Referring to tho Loewe case under
(lemony, Ireland. Sweden Hangs”. . ..
Denmark. Italy, roller. Santana sou firm’mm “Em“ $3.33
mm ”mm“ m w“? in tile What was rum-
“d Austria. line made to the striking batters that
Exceptional allowing.
' One oi the exceptional chm a” ‘Wldb‘wmm from Ion-re
in the list is the lam manner of .
'wutloss tron misnL At the most W 4°"an broken-t
heretobre than have been a dorm l 1“ ”mun"!!! on the matter today,
aeolian, i i h it the. number. But “9mm °f “'6 160“ lutten’ Orson
t I ‘ t Nations. Willi whooc property (pm
Thu tom'flm" ll Milli! do pay the Loewe
including :2 “it «Most. slam thatuhoy do not!
w M has Islam and
With tool certain that their kllow dildos-
retold “810nm- mummy unionism
so 16 and all will be asked to renounce "ancient mm to prevent them losing.
fiisgiancotdkingmv. “summon resonant tho'
Hons-misc WM immhmwod
MNT EDITORIAL.
eluding two from W“?
from the British isles,
65. lteadiag all other petitions.
luwm‘l‘fl, dl' quite a to";
WWW
muhmmmmw_
last even
deconted
Edith
they
evening.
‘ bill III“! in charge or .t‘lgemm
William lor- Sdll'les and floor-y Williams was well
A doll booth was excellently handled
W Barry Baiiwits and John Mills aadg
was the center of attraction many
times during the course or the even
Mrs. Jessie lalkta was cashier.
d’robably the best patronised stall
or the evening was the iamlliar and
over-present horse booth. where you
pay your money and: take a chance.
This booth warts charge oi Thomas
larrigan and Chester Buttery. with
Ira. Gunda dandrup acting as can
ins.
tar
A kitchen m booth also handv
neuroses-used was well'patro'niaoll
the guests of the occasion.
ldhlumy was in charge of the
“I!
About ten o'clock dancing was stub
-od. audible po-pdiarlaaturool 1”! I
evening
Ivoc' a Junior Orchestra furnished d:i
itgiitiul music tor the aflal'r, and the!
door was well crovtbd until g uto‘
“incur. J. W. Rowe. William N. Jones f
and J. l. Riley wereoin chip ouhis
to. the'beauty u!
m bootlla .ccculodeosi
the hall and all oi the summary lair
ntractionsgoso operated in lull blast
‘ A hancy booth. protttiyi
d-opented under the suc-
, floss oi the Daughters cl W
was in charge of llra. Elisa Hoyt, lira.
car and Mrs. Katherine God-
h booth contained iancy
work d all description, and was welli
indexation it the ladies whom
m. i
The candy booth, in charge of Harry
Payne and Carlton Byiligton.
:lrs. Daisey Payne ts cashier, did a
Ming business throunlout the satire
oi Fair-loin. accompanied by
albeit hand; Unea- ‘l‘stbo. at South
"mm Mm lays-o Tribe oi
Greenwich; Penal Tribe, of New Ca-
Isa; Patina-set Tribe. of Danbury;
a booth.
continued unlit
part oi the entertainment.
The committee in charge of the on-
tlre stair was composed of William:
Powell chairman: William N. Jonasq
lhrold Murray. Harry Bailwits. John
lirothorton and Frank Reinhardt.
it is estimated that about live hun-
dred people wdl'e in attendant-e last
Another banner night' to:
evening.
looked Mr tonight.
ll'tllllflllllt
(continued iron that page)
A. F. or I. Delegate at their regular
meetings. hell! on amount dates-dun
Two cl'tho largest
ioal unions in New Mien-y the Oi-
aago Finishers and Newark Makers.
where "Mr. Roche‘s opponents might
may be enacted to be my
ing this month.
with
on
.1.
sumo. voted fordolofllte MM, 2“
day evening
mam have been
mm
the vault»
WA
ale-bola
oceans-ounces,
and tire returns received -
today at the local hattors' oillces show;
that Mr. llcCuo is receiving many
votes in the New Jersey districts.
There seems to ho a disposition
salons the New col-soy batten to},
Jeannine thou-mu or Daabury to have
a- dologato ia the Federation convon‘
non until. at least, the Loewe mp‘
dually disposed of. l
”a small wore was not at the
Mags o! the above mentioned as-
mciatlona. The Rework labor-
thirty sta votes tor Blue. thirty-one (or '_
snlttagti'on thoacil’onotthdalorts in mono, one lol- Mr.
.W
ii
ii
null!
' BLOUSES
en's and misses'.
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mascar. seer. 19.;ng
WV-.. .
New Fall showing. \Vom-
$3.50 New-
Vciileszextra fine quality; E
advance models; all sizes,
82.79
' , Voiles,
whim“.
ummiflmwm arm'-
and“ diam-m.
81.50 Lineman
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Mar:
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‘Ol‘gandies,
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mo BLACK
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Superior'grade of chiffon
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Our Fall lino l'hllnw
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We have arraigcd
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.gh «emotions in
hiding “enacting
and thoroughly explain
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Buy your materials
hero, and lolaolro with-
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lcordeon pleats, with triple
“lion” Brand Yarn Exhibit
and Demonstration
' unicellular more: :a-m
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Choice of the
newest models, smart col-
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lars of either silk or flannel,
neatly trimmed with but-
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embroidered; another model
box pleated, with two p06-
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and black: all sizes,
$10.98
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