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juices 5:38; sets 5:53.
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.. Rooms—1n.
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' SONIC DIRECTORY.
Chapter, N. 38, R. A. M.
sets in Masonic Building. South
Iain street, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
, = at each mouth—July and August s!-
ed—st 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
lawns cordially invited.
‘ amass. HOLLsaiN. H. P.
It:-—F. 8. Lyon. Secretary.
W
Nell Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
fleets in Masonic Building, South
”flan street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday 0!
snail month-July and August ex-
.- rented—st 8 o'clock. All Master
w ‘ [alone cordially invited. Arthur
Ferris. W. M., Robert M. Wilcox,
.U'FRA 8T8 NON-PARTISAN.
l“ bloat of the male friends oi Woman
*‘Duiirsge ilnd satisfaction in the deci-I
‘ ~ atoll of the Woman Suifrage Associa-
V" Vision to continue its non-partisan pol-
We City. by a big majority, voted
_|et to ally themselves with either of
j the national parties in the present
,csapsign» This is in line with the
We history and tradition of Woman
We, in America. By keeping
l ”on" from partisan activities the wo-
”on him already won more than a
sheen states, and by the same proce-
gt‘ifie they seem likely to win the rest
' least delay and oppositl’o'n.
‘lnthis campaign, or any other. sun-
» workers might gain some strite-
wflhdvantage by aligning themselves
'0 pod particular party or candidate.
he antagonism that such action
... arouse would inevitably hurt
... use in the long run, and might
detest the immediate purpose
» at. ‘
‘s can be led by women, but not
_. it pleases them to be asked
. rp women; it angers them to be
,. by women. if Woman Sufi-
“ helped one party and fought the
the antagonism of the opposi-
pal‘ty might last longer than the
”wide of the party they helped. and
alien! more harm than their‘friouds
remedy.
It would be sin ill omen for the in-
1 political life of the nation if wo-
nce grouped themselves into a
to party. to wield the balance of
for their own purposes. no mat-
}how laudable their ultimate objects
' i be. 2.21;};
o '
THE LOCT MACHINE GUN
“ ,‘with a feeling oi chagrin that.
American public learns the story
to be regarded by experts as the
(effective weapon of the kind in
3 nee. More than 30,000 of the
' 000,000 rounds since the ii
“m'mlfiomnt tree when he pertectedii,
in 1910. [
tant and superficial test it wu reject-l
just.“ strange and fearsome invented hlhltion of foreign products in this
r: Lewis machine gun. This in
rare in use by the, British army in
They are tiring about 15,000;
do every 24 hours, and are es-
to have tired somewhere near
ghting
, :tl‘lli‘
British chief of ordnance re-
of Commons. called it " a wee--
hat is the envy of all Europa}?
ighs only 20 pounds, can be 90":
'anandiedby one man. is idiot
in. were ‘WfWitMn
simple that it doesn‘t get out or
After an apparently relucg
ed, together with a range finder that;
he onered to give the army gratis]
Finally he turned to Europe, adored
the gun to England, and had it prunpt-i
ly accepted. |
Our own army now has some 200
Lewis guns, ordered because the head
of the United States Signal Corps ini
arming the aeroplane service refused.
to use any other. Those guns were Lust
obtained only by the courtesy afar-eat THE STEM! COLLER HEAD! TH!
mm“, m m i, mm“ “mm” oeuocasric PARTY oucs meg.
on them, and is also plying raysltiee ‘ lditor 0! South 'Nor-wslk Evening Sea-
on the range-tinder that it relected.‘
The standard machine gun used by our
Yesterday, today and loreVer, hu~
, i man nature is the same. The instmct
arm: is a French .gun which the ot self-preserve“. when: whbh. m
French army itseu has never IDDNV- mascara, means bard mosey-manna.
ed. We have some heroes or people who
There is evidently something wrong do “9‘" stunts to help the “h" M‘
ith the b res i dun whi h low out; but you may put it down for
' x u u 0 or nee, c is fact that nine hundred and plum!-
pesses judgment on such mstters.‘ NM human “mg; in ...” thousand.
Some of the highest «silicon is the:whsn they talk to you about this or
army championed the Lewis gun from l ”‘3:th 9339'“th finimh Milli:
ta gin vor wtteytn
the first, but their efforts to have ".‘vul be “mm balancein theirpockets.
adopted were unavalling. And so it C.“ rules conscience. The um,
was lost to us. as so many other inval-‘ the cash balance left in my hands by
uabic American inventions have beenim 0W”, the more sacred the
,principle to me. That is human ne-
j ture; the instinct or sell-preservation;
the more cash the more lite. This
THE LAND TOR'EDO' lpoini ct view applies that as truly to
On the heels at the new British no the principle oi Protection to the de-
tor 0mm»- that “ wreaking ”by, mastic market as to that a! Christian
. _ ‘ ySeience healing ,or any other. The
hotel. on the Somme battle front‘m '5, i stand for the biggest
comes the announcement of a monster! '0“ of Protection. even to . total pro-
._____+__———
i
by an American. It is a giant “land “10"". ‘3 590“” my “'9 “Walt;
.. upon the value at human energy
t ,
orpedo that eats its way through theI the American market: and you cannot
earth as an ordinary torpedo bores}.men our ports to the entry of all
through the water, and then explodes: ounce of forelxn energy reduced to;
blowing up a tort or an earthwork as products with out diminishina the
lysine of my energy in this market a.
its marine prototype blows up a ship. i value which belongs to me as; i
it seems impossible. on the face of make u by my demand for the “...".
things. that any human contrivsnceior others.
could do this. But the “subterreue.”l 01’9““ by Free Trade UfldGWW‘ 1""
invented by Clilord n. Marye, a oiviil “'9 1"“
i
i
actually been built and tried out on:
Staten Island, with such success that
of the European powers is bidding (or
“8 purchase. which says that the values of products,
The land torpedo is described as s, are and by the ratio of the supply ot'
cylinder to feet long and eight feet in] the enemy treaties those products in
the demand thereof. Consequently.
diameter. with small, rigid fins sill in taking this “6‘"! am in harmony .
around it to keep it steady in “"with ‘ u. " am" edtahlished ae
00“"- it h“ 1“ front 5 cutting hp'dp that of the law of physical gravitation.
working like a gimlet, boring through I am also in harmony with another
i rosrth or stone. ll estsiis wa 13"- ‘b'l °‘ economic mutation.
e the h :. Free Trade causes capital to gravitate
forward like an earthworm. T e m 'iiowerds the areas of lowest produc
ting head is driven by two powerful: tive cost, irrespective of national
electric motors. connected with a feed boundaries. Productive costs on
wire which the torpedo trails alter 10.3”“de “9 in "I“ Wages are
‘from twice to twentY-tive times its
the current being supplied from a dis”: high here as in the world outside.
tant power house. it is said to be cap- hoe Trade means the “7"“.an oi
able of carrying a cable ilve milesiamcrican capital it) these points of
long, and travelling that distance ”“9"" “'33“. Acoordingdto a” N"
necessary. in the rear end is an a'l330kbilliz‘llgol $3233.: $333:
ploslon chamber carrying 3 3”“ abroad last year; at course. because
quantity of high exploeivc. . of the Free Trade in the Underwood
The torpedo once aimed and launch»;
Law. i believe in living in such a
way that the steam roller of these two
ed underground. its progress is uotedli t laws. will“? and demand. and
by the length of cable paid out and by leconomic “Hymn“, will not ""4
the use of a microphone. it averages ' over my devoted anatomy.
between 40 and 100 feetanhour. When' 01: ““3 other hand, the reason W
Woodrow Wilson was always a Free
“ arrives at its goal, after u Journey Trader was because, as he once said
that may 'last a few hours or many,“ 1““ . cm“ to [my cheaper
days, it is exploded by pressing a but-' and better socks in Scotland; and be-
ton in the power house; lcause his early Southern prejudices
Such a device is obviously of great: against the "be“, which accompanies
,the rising value of individual energy
"ill“? Vellllfil' in attacking I fort 01' in nude;- Protec‘fin! were too strong to
trench lighting. With a few such tor. let him see the matter in any other
potions, if they are all that their 1mm“; "0‘30112‘131‘; cfizz‘rl:
ventor claims. it should be a simple! oncourafigfl industry in Scotlanl rath-
matter to blow up any oi the Gabon-'9, than in his own beloved country;
ate subterranean Menus in France‘and also larger it be increased the
or Belgium. There would be a vent4 pauper class by “9° Trade “‘3 he
l could buy American energy for a song.
the free soup house.
tree soup are twins.
soup and slavery are triplets. This
pars and miners could be spered‘tor‘ ‘31,“. m when in ”my, ms, as
other work.
incidentally it would be interesting mad that he WI! a Protectioniaiu and
’ 'lllie Peter. for the mauent denying
to know whether our own government his Free Trade mrd. up,“ “No thew
is taking any interest in the deviteflmi Democrat in the United States an
A Parisian editor hasnuggssted that
'l'ranoe as» her immediate your sin.‘
and restore ins-smog 'of‘excbange
snowmen? vim m-
or to. vent ‘qmi‘ity‘ unannounc-
socks-in Scotland because they-are
cheaper and better than American
the hell“ ”i:
a.
‘now It
d—soems to imllgoverltlt'n
" ‘ ‘ 01,: 1.20m"
n-mnm moo- wsetavests'lul ism .iorgssytliins of that g
- ’ we as! do m it you.
.eslhs. no. out find {may man. ~
turning their priceless domestic mark-
et over to Democratic politicians in n . .
:ouxlh Taxn ‘t :
Congress to hell out in cold blood. but 1 g D” ricl
mm, -..—
the Democratic Party machine is al-' 'otln-r machines ..........
ways for Free Trade because its mans- Pavement account (new).. 100,000.00 1
gen think they have discovered thethaveruent account (old).... 185 000i I
there is more money, once in twentyiSunlry debtors tor mdse... ,
years or so, in lying the people into
with an endless amount of haggling
and chaflering, l0 tradin? pirates by
Underwood Turin Laws. than in hell»;
ing to make Protection a fixed and on,
alterable national principle and thus;
losing their great opportunity of seil-'
ing it out once in twenty years to Street permits (refunds)...
The didarenceiSm-pius account ..
between the two political machinesiElectric light dividends....
is merely one of business Inmate-.30“: payable ............ 317,500.00
mom; but the Republic“ mohinejWnt timer. tress. Water . ‘
aliens for hard cash.
‘ Permanent pavement ac.
......U
-—-—-z————.-
1.21000 ,
9.00
I
count ................... 9310’
Pin alarm ............. 5,583.70 1 -
Police telegraph ........ 1,425.1: i
Fin apparatus .......... ‘ 14000.0( i i
I
$499,171.85l .
Liabilities ‘
842.50;
., ..... 159,435.50:
16,093.75'1
WM
M
Why, you have only to in- Taxcs and assessments, 1898-
ence 9! foreign energy reduc-lli‘ire insurance. inventory...
ed to products in my market. in order . it. 0. Mitchell. tax due 10“.
“51“?“ ”I New York. “3 said m “"9 (to increare the gall at which i go toln, G. Mitchell, tax due my
Ff“ Trade "'90 lleai estate. Pardce
conclusion “0074' with "‘9 3““ l“’lTrensul’cr's balance .11. . ..
saving °f time and “M“ ”d the up] That was the old Southern slave log...
gave a New York audience to endow
Most of our big war inventions havelso much as even he. Balance Sept. 1915- 583:.”
o .t Wuhlnxton gm .Trade!" (803 M 0: Hon. 0'0 7 .18
x11: byfldothsr nations 1;: it :6" P. McLean. United States Senate. July . _ 7' ’I‘TL-e-w-——— .
' 30. 1013. )the Democratic presidential , i a ”5,543.90 “1,900.00 $8,543.90
““3 ...... '“h “M moon. was m. u no and 1;; I:W4wriwi‘c' i‘;lti'gl’i':}l= . ~
‘ .~ "3 out honestly and “My“! am 3 Free Totatsotall...".................uu,ooo,g1~ unwgu 038.0833?
Trader; and i want to keep on buyins “ Orders not presented amount to 813,814.70. . - . *
seekaf’itlgkadtohimuiihieeash.
mountain-mutants:
000 a yearpresidelttal WW
mans-so
Real estate, Talmadge dock.
Library building and lot...
5~93°-°°-pected from the sale of excess land
32"“‘011W8‘h' for pipe line at Concord street.)
Library equipment ----- 839730 Total water rents .......... $49,834.23
Clll’ Hall building . . . ... . . . 67,808.71 [nue‘ge over 1915 water
Ventilator. City Hall ...... 241.48 rents _____ . _ , _ , . , , . , , , _ _ 1.340313
City dock and buildings Net profits . . . . . . . .. 24,614.76
(lea: rents) ..... . ...... 8.755-29 increase of not pronto, 1015. 1,839.11
BJuth Nor-walk, Conn. Sept. 8.
To the Electors or the Second Taxing District.
City of Norwalk, Conn:
I hereby report receipts from the District and Electrical Commissioners,
and payment of orders drawn by them ending Sept. 3, 1916:
‘ ' Water Department,
Received. Paid Ordeu.
W. 517310.08
i“ . Li 56,389.00
1916.
Balance.
Balance Sept, 1915 ......
limb—‘—
" $73,309.03 $50,336.07 $23,471.93
Temporary loan to district ........... 6,100.00 5,100.00
‘ \ $17,371.98
Less check unpaid ........... .. .. .............. . ..... . . . . . .. $10,246.55
Balance on Water Dept. hooks ....... ............ . .......... $7,126.41
. Distria Department. . ’
Received. Paid Orders Balance.
Balance Sept. 1915 .................. $1,560.21
26.08807
Temporary loan from Water Dept. . . . 6,100.00
* 3 ¥ ““"
# $35,728.28 , 633,667.71 anon
L!!! 011°C“ “Mid --------.------............................ 8,003.23
—"—'—“l
Balance on district books............ ...... .. 3103.29
rEIectrlc Department.
~ Realm.- Paid» Orders. “Balance.
. Respectfully Submitted.
' 'wmusn minus.
mam-r":
‘il'
WEDNESDAY, seer. so. 1916
erSales
WOMEN’S AND MISSES'
SERGE DRESSES
Choice of the
newest models, smart col-
BLOUSES
New Fall showing. “'om-
en's and missrs'. $3.50 New season‘s
Voilcs; extra fine quality;
advance models; all sizes, lar's of either silk or flannel,
neatly trimmed with but-
im the sood fortune to he onentiui Dept. .. ................. 6,100.00 32 79
in harmony with the two great laws, mi . ' tons or fancy silk. Skirts
above described and therefore to 0‘! “991,145?
9”] to the “WNW,“ common sense—— Tht items relating to are and policiel 31-50 LINGERIE cut full. One model neatly
when the country is not dragged with 90th are Mil in this mm as ‘1, cmb 'd ed'
Free Trade lies—and iis anxiety about resource only {or reies'enee When! WAISTS r01 er ’ another aiel
its cash balance. 0n the contrary. ~ ' ‘ box pleated, with two poe—
tb Democrali hine has the bad "m'd "' a” M 'u" emolu- \' ‘ '
luzk to stand :ig‘lllticross the track of account 'm h "m" 830,010.81. ' Odes, Orgnlidles, MM— kcts and belt; “a"? blue
the steam roller of these great laws WM department W “ME quiscttcs in plain tailored d bl . -
Sept 2 101" an ark, all Sizes,
and to be under the necessliy of lyina ' ' . l and fancy tmbroidcred '
'the roller out of the sight of the poo “mm ' _ m" $10.98
pie in order to get their votes. They Water '0'“ "id “"1” 1 l elites; all sizes; cut price,
have. no trouble in hiding it when the sions ................... 3596.686. 8
people are m with prosperity under Cash on hand ............. 100.10; 98¢ NEW FALL "ODEL
Protection and coloring their liter Wm lilier, trees .......... 7,115.11” pangs
dinner ner- They hid it sawmill“! Wm. stiller, loan to district. 0,100.00: ‘
in 1m, out in 1916 the stem-:01?!“ Sundry Drs. tor water...... 12,siv.i5' W50 BLACK Made of Botany MiHS'
will not at the WWI“ 9°09 9 u Mdse.. inventory . . . . . . . 3,483.51 D fi .
only the, Bomberstlc party machine. Washington St. hm” _____ 1.319.01' . RES SKIRIS "° all “001 serge, fine ac-
'l'lmt will he a sight on the morninl “our .000“. ............ 1 146.00 _ . cordeon pleats, with triple
oi‘Novomber so. of this year. Land rents Memory ”000’ ‘ Superior grade of chlilou fl -- .t t. f
V ‘ , ..... . . - _ ounce, 1ml :1 ion 11 " -
ROSWELL 0' BmED‘LT' ri r addition No. 5......135112‘ taffeta Silk, an entirely m... d 11 . ' mm
t 1 n ..... 12,001.55 ' me : a 51205: NW . black
(1310:1100 iv?" rty em 11 i mode“ a“ 1““g‘h5' ‘ y
a por p pe y ....... . - , and brown: alterations free
m Sim 1m Sharrotl property ........ . 4.250.31 i '
‘ Machinery soc, illter ...... 900100 35.98 314,98
l Water fund drawing 4 per
wmwl "NAM cent. ................... 18,747.90:
Once fixtures ............. 1.061.704
South lists to Water street l
“WWW“ M "n"- PW“ line ..................... ' 1.23030}
"'""‘ Pitometer acc. inventor 120.96 . ‘
3‘1““ 'h°"' Second Taxing D" Derrick soc ............ y. . I06.”l BOSTON - ST
"1°“ 3'9" 3' “"5 .City Hall expense, inventory 150.00 ‘ MM f. ‘ N “A
Resources. iWest overflow reservoir.... 81.60
.Nortli Wilton bridge ....... 400.00
111: .............. . ..... 32.33101 Sum", D” for Mm “a
400-0: mdse. ................... m." .‘
“4.61 °
78.‘99. C -
rroe Trade and a. (2, Mitchell. in: due 1916. 2,212.72 mum"... ‘6 7 N0“ the Pnces on our P00811068
(less ‘ 8 ' '
. urplus account ...... _....$3$0,935.01 ,
rents) .................. 7.47l.93 C. (‘hmatoch rent acc. . _ _ .. 00.00 P‘NCY MINE POTATOES, Pk- . - - . - - - - . . - . - . - . 35‘
H s o M (191mm) ‘33-: Profit and loss ............ 21,074.75 SMALL NATIVE P0157035. pk. .......... 25¢
’ o I an s .. . .
. ' Bonds ’ahle ...... . ..... 308,000.00
so... Dept. (nmps,.~.end P” l FANCY swam POTATOES, pk. ....... 35¢
531.2) . . . s . . q: . “ff,” . . . 5,0.‘31 -. “78.6.9.7“ '“
Sinking fund (at t poignant. . i Gillek W." “FINN": .‘ ‘ . . .. .. . .i
lfllfi'léll) .......... I ..... ‘0”1638 Treadrer’s dish “30.. .1 ‘7'125‘1 " .
"9-“ P"““*'“"’"°"‘ ‘°"- omre cash balance ........ 140.70 as n [3 ea 0
CWT“ “”9 smm- W" Savings bank deposits ..... {6147.00, ‘
“a“ 11:“ than? 1“ ol‘ 3‘ 398701110" to district ........... 6,100.00!
"’5‘ 5 9 ° '8 9' 3"“ . 4 - Due for water rents....... 12,817.45 , ' ‘
rout-e Dept. (rolls)........ 3,884.95 Du, for labor mm, mm“ 277.70 Tels 371 ‘ ‘25 Washington Street,
Merchandise, City dock in- ____._.__ '
vcntory ................ 971.50 ens 209.31 . ...—...... ...-
Sundries. inventory ....... 170.00 ' "fl-l8 (1006 “0‘ include '19'7‘109 9‘4
ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
Thane (10
98 mullahs St. Seeth Nerwalk
ATLAS FARHS PEERLESS CORP“
.. “'1'?“ “The Best Coil'ee You
"Positively the Finest But- Ever Drank”
ter Produced" 30¢ lb. “
37¢“). no Ski-i Stamps Free
‘_ Black Dazzle iron Enamel ’ ’
For Stove Pipes. Heaters, Registers.
' - Any iron Work
DOES NOT .SMELL OR SMOKE WHEN APPLIED "
Gives a beautiful glolay linuh.‘ dries quickly and will —
stand outside. (Use it on your iron fence).
In cans—V. Pint: soc: Pint. 3°C; Quart. 508.
A. D. MOitGAN --
psaeWaehing‘tonlt. SouthNunm.
hungry attack. Justice was ‘8'”.
, done thenhetlaingslfled by the
hungry sixty-ave. Clara and um.
ettos were on deck it all those.
Following the dinner. the sat
.gatheredinthehontpeflon sill:
club. and there «stand a Want!!!
musical m. rendered by the se-
osmp,andspokeotvarloasmsnwh0chsstrs. mm
were atth'emmp. Bomeotthesesro Cshiil. two local Mullah
now inluroposervingonthowarlmowa shillineaneduu
hentsintbathntandsoaeazdoingadneartyspphusodthecrowd,»
address hisdesiretog agronduwu fume
1
the U its» notaatiltneweeems
matheufloHefmwerldasa
power-indium“- Nibesooom-
phehmentoiuchnendhesdvlsedb
thatfioymg-meaottbelndmnd
that ‘ Jung-five!!!»
enthusiasticviow-
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closet arrives. amusndosei
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