. ABLISHED BY stock market azain. The professional
raises GOLDEN »
*m‘ 1. GOLDEN,
1. WIN
A . YiSMfz-s. 1916
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TOMORROW
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PHONE CALLS
. Boomer-9o
woe-93-
Branch Office—r388.
. a Residence—arses.
wow-12M
manager's Residence}—
less in the face of the deluge of buy-
in; orders from all over the country.
The lambs have docked into Wall and
Broad streets in such numbers as to
drive out the wolves.
‘ era alight do well to consider. “What
one .1138)! be justified by the corner».
'a stated convocation of Butler ca»
“has no. as R. A. it.
in crosses, Seat.
. Work—dunk degree.
more and members urgently re-
to be present.
‘ All Malawi: masons are cordial
will be held m.
26th at 5 o’clock—
‘by tho time the earning power dimin-
Jni'tns a. uonwam.
. W
I. a. LYON..Se0'r-
No. I“, F. ”H A. Mi
Midi)“. Mb
day 0! State-s Steel council's earnings. he
mandolin”,
fleets mill-sonic B
flail! siredl. 191. and 8rd ‘Tues
“ “eh month—July and August ex-
Jopied-at 8 o’clock.
llascna cordially invited.
1'. Ferris. w. M., Robert M. Wilcox.
DEATH TO STRI KERS.
In the light of President Wilson's
Mount and enthusiastic 9
Gone!!! Carranza, his recent declara-
upnniNew London that he was more
m with: the fundamental pri
phi “omen freedom
esiwpf Cannon than in
asanrances to the Mexican
lonclra that he was in entire
th- Carranza and- that
men all over the coun-
._ unto-mks with sparse
._ ." the latest known decree
printouts of especial interest
ii: men of certain Mexican
inspired and threatened to
anherdfore, Carranza issued, on
J. a decree declaring that “the
liflzhduetfl the labor syndicate (union)
~ also present instance constitutes"
H vithout dobist an attack on the public
‘ ‘ :snd that. therefore, “i have do
.. w..m following: Besides the dis-
, j, s .of the public peace punisha-
bls ”death. as prescribed by the law
15. 1862. the. death penalty will
{imposed on the following:
who may incite suspension of
'gdaciorics or enterprises do-
_,to public service, or who may
_ _> be the suspension of work;
A dv'ilwllo preside over meetings in
WW it in proposed, discussed or ap«
. VT ', . those who may defend or sus-
W , 1 vi
'hscribefisame; those who assist
‘ We meetings and do not with-
rom some upon learning their
and those who may endeavor
flawed.” The decree goes on
.. . tutu-ingots within its scope
may have any relation what-
_ penalty under the decree of
1832. is deathnby sentence of
~ bed court-cranial. . without
Mexicanrevoluticnlesaiut
[no - special- message
:wnmmt 4° CO!“
was shown that ‘Carrannahad
’ thssonstitution and-all state
fiMP-vvfimw‘fnnfi-W
“STOCK «BOOM.
The public has run away with the
Opemtors have found themselves help
But the wolves always have their
turn. Just when .- their turn wiilcome
next is a question that stock porches
goes up must come down," as certain-
ly in a stint market an in a school
playground. Few investors, in the
contagious enthusiasm of such a boom.
soberly ask themselves whether the
stocks they are buying are really
werth the Nico they ill!-
The market quotation, or a higherl
tion'r. present dividend rate and earn-i
ins power. but is that earniu power
permanent? Will it continue long
enough to enable the buyer to prod!
by his investment! Will he break even ‘
ishes and the market sags?
As the W editor of the New
York World remarks, stocks are
worth what they are selling for, under
old'fnshioned investment rules, "if cur-
rent earuincs arc to be maintained for
any; length of times? Thu United
says. fully Justify its current quota-
mucl; subject to fluctuation as the
steel industry, and yet. no onc~can tell
how far the present tide of prosperity a
will rise nor how long the day of
reckoning will be postponed." it may I
not be necessary, yet, to hang out the
man with money to invest will do well
to exercise caution instead of blindly
following the crowd.
‘S'peaking generally, the public al-
ways loaes in the stock market. That
doesn‘t buy stock. until a rising mar-
ket has called his attention to them.
sooner or later his stock lone;- value.
are low, and cutouts .on‘ibe “amateur
when they are blah.
A YOOIIITE RAILROAD.
the Interior is going to build a cable‘ pronounced the words which.
with former Senator Wilson‘s, pro-
duced such harmonious results.
No Signs of lancer.
No Hasue tribunal ever introduced
ceived with varied sentiments. Mpst greater peace festivity than that ex-
isting at the function. Men who would before."
have committed political murder open
one another so short a time azo
about the convention hall. arms linked, and he said. .
faces smilina and hearts beating hop mat mm, of the Democratic party smith proxy to
Nona“ 0‘ the old “3' there Ind yet i was forced to rem! "Pb J_ Quinn. Thomas 15R”. .3.
the state decided its candithimt on c_ p.uc0‘“nm; ‘
railway in the Yosemite valley to ena-
ble visitors to reach the bottom 01 the
canyon quickly and easily will be re:
of the public. perhaps, will approve.
But there are plenty of nature lovers
who will deplore such on innovation.
From the purely scenic standpoint," it
seems a pity to clutter up so wild and
lovely a place as the Yosemite park
with contraptiato necessarily only to
look i. and with little tumultuous
them except the invidious factor of
““43““.
old winding trail inodihginto the can-
on. riding on the back of a surefcot-
ed mule .or burro. the descent is one
of the pleath memories of the
them.
shed and widened. Motor cars have
giveneasler access to the valley, bya
roundabout mite which uncommon
scenes of unusual beauty. but even a
motor seems out displace-in that ro-
mflcgregion. ‘ .
We must sanriilenpharm to utility.
i
free sentimental traveler- is .ontvoted.‘
Soon there may. bone spotlefiéinthc'
world, free from. eflciency, speed and
remnant-so induce; m use
mn.mon.icauzo£3 '
090m Carranxa are not meeting with
any large measure : of success. The
mmtmmttwcm al-
q
.debi'edness‘of truncation and that Mr: ”mt
that is "more to -‘&c3‘-p3ms~cmm .
m to withdrawals
«Mn-".ux...“ ,...___ > ..
inner a "mom-ram.
I ' '—
' in sawmill; Lester 0. Peck, that.
' m and availability.
Waf'flbv‘r as» v- *1
a"! 10"?”"INE
J;
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.m-mnarw'v a-tavwm....-wno Mamie-u- no.» ‘ '
lo“: we «turn ..
u ‘ a..- . 1.... -—.—- sun—nu» ‘
lion. “No indium. however. is u . lieutenant William Robinsonis one 56f“ the removal.“
Britain, fordlc is the first nviator to bring down a raiding Zeppb
hit on British sell. Here is part of thenwaeck oi the Zeppelin
that fell flaming from the sky near ‘Eflfidd about three weeks
was doin. what he believes to he
go.
1% ‘ '
limit
danger signal, But any man or wo- ‘flontlemon. ‘1 will not detain you
ninth fill WW“ . M... .. .. .. ..
didaie for cesarean. the name of one '
owlsese Mucus for the place has al-
ready been shown, who stands four
square to all the wortdr
been faithful in all things, one who 10" WWW”!
has all the characteristic-land W
lure of an Andrew Jackson
l nominate as
candidate for, congress, the lion.‘
iJeremish‘Dcusvan." ‘
Wilson poems sedition.
' "l have a very plan'ssflfillt to be!“ Hummus: Wu
form today.’.' began)“. W . ‘
- (Continued from First Ml
m h! Wilson.
Judge James» 'f'.‘l-iubboli of Nor-
W . l i '
“ mow“ the I ' nves or walk, nominated thecsndidne victori-
oua Lynn W. Wilson. of WW!
seconded it. ' The words of both woes
and he pays the hitheat union. Than extremely complimentary to the villa
‘ and Mr. Wilson had a menace of peace
' l. L . . .. and unity which the detonated re-
l‘he expert investor buys when priCes "halved unlit!!!“ enthusiasm.
”ulohsel J. Clabby' of Bridgeport,1,,m,du
was chairman and tomor=“6enstorl.1)emm
“Into” 8- Wood. of New mic‘uten bu n‘ver “0".N:
" "' """'°' ' "g was secretary. The prilimlnarics drag
god considerably and full mid-often
'.. "
piiy as one.
our remained.
'. Said Judse nubbeil in nomlnltinfl other than national issues. on the Old Huston;
“d issue of prohibition."
M'AOFOW‘J‘N W ma slum!“
late story. he W'prcay for John W. i'iooney and Mill-l
“I love you as much» em liam ii. Dolan: Donbul'y; Janos. r:
Dorm, ’M. A: Keene proxy tor:
"Mr. chatnnan
gentlemen of the convention: At this of. the-comp
time i wish to present to the ccutlid-l citing
oration of this convention, as a can- sorted,
didste for congress, the name of a and trust you “,1“ as much.
To any tourist who has followed the gentleman who is not ‘ stream: in - '
He has held positions oi,
md he h" m“! “'1 the election of Woodrow Wilson and
WW0 “19 as 3,1110 Democratic party, with'a burial William Kelly John J. chncssy and
of more mime inhale",- opinions Joan Dunleavy’ proxy for William M:
and nulllntionl that} 'hfle over' Allister; mugmn.mw‘ Wilson.
. lwmialn‘r‘. Russell, Michael J. nmr.l
“We realise that the issue to . be mm 5, W,.Johfi ,1, w].,.
decided is the issue of. peace and war- ’ John J.. sweeten-Timothy J. Mm.
On one. side .We have the condemn William Clifford, William r. Corr,
. Who says they detest dimmer and Edward J. Kelly rims J. planners" .
m" 1‘ " neaotisticn and on the other side we obool 1:; Clancy: Henry ;_»Cm;gu. ”NV“? 31’9”“ 'b0m'dflm"
0'" $800; lam the gentleman who holds. to 'Amhibold level-tr. 7
8t . . , mandible sacred‘“honon= ointhoviames J. Klein. Monk-Hum. Dealer The com ‘ lmlcomntittee chosenled
' for the onschutwo you-o comm. ' f
"fimafidi WW ‘0‘. .1“. Donovan. cams,in.with,.)ln.
consultation-“.- mum
Newbown. Wm. Mm. .msrd " lus-
. I i ' ‘ s .l‘ . .
”3" “n ”m MW “’7 .w cheering and ‘tinnulmquu .nrrlsuse.
Mr. Donovan;
3r Woodrow Wilson.
,"We are here to“! no sunk” proxy for James J. McDonough. Pa-
publlc life.
trick Dar-kin, Hugh Shelboyproxy fa"
msponsibiiity,
representative tremble owntown. a
. Republican town. Neeveral terms
"‘19- The trail 1’“ 31m boonahort- he wasnstaie sensitirelatadaiu n known in any one mm;
district which in .190! save Roosevelt '
'a lead-of 1,400 votes and later he
won a place in a wider deld.
Lemons“ c-
“For these successes
good reason. Mankind l
Mummers. no
l slogans: m‘sn. alien
. more physical .
however. even in vacation»sight4eemg. “M13313“ in.
‘rltg' in his know
imposednpon‘him.‘ When the
hoystthat
- dwells won! them,
mmmlm r '. - sesame-loans swans
—~———-—-—-— new a»
mm
W}-
their“...
Wildcat!-
attack those thing”
' . 15‘» ’ ,, , 3.7m, whether ‘ are _~
Mohe- I .MMDPMW.“ ”ma “w -
ties crater film mm nation.
_ _ ”in" nine! .- “Unless therein unity
hi3 ”wells?” believe do tween-ow. Wit-canard lthe m.
“8‘5 0f ”10'” Dommtic‘psrty we may be “mt- ‘; god, ”a gem my,
'0'” lag in diamond we y.oe‘nnhtinxlmf 15‘3”}; Thomas. F: Milli!
tron-gram my M‘Mm-rm Jurist-m". . W ' a
' ‘ .. ,mtlilosroe. Marshall Beach saw. ' '
,. for Dwight lidBumand suphw n.
theorem? moors-mans”; (lesions.
J'It' it 3!“ Decca-Mos. dame clients...“
a loan is honest. tint hi in Europo' and if“!!!
that he cannot ”you will beranl f '
his a posi- -
men by his better iufl- - Getting nearer. home
53:111. log: (one to Brian‘M'
. “tbs-3‘ ‘ hows that natuar,,,saa§“, lime , * .itammtor
parked decree; lie-Window loll \ I W
strong individual”. ‘ nastiest.
fill a _ m
wfibm' “3
t apart as rifle“?!
The lesson carom” armament-ca .
Wide open It no final! I We omens-tam mum suntan. ._
which WW°,~ For noaukuhn...
.oner policies .
mm '3“ i mmnemammw.
municipal attain of . y
we are new unitednid'ths hcmpeii- ma,
lit-power cf moo-cosmos; u-th- Howler... 'nooat' ' L menus... rm
mill *0 .Wnd- “Home. pron datum-I dialer will
fill-W0 vfle,wo1M' Melvin pmy
‘ was m.,ssntcst worm.
palliation i am
.. . “i hob-0h «some
senator. Under
i——. .
ouncminee, Jeremiah Dacron."
The applause was spontanoous, in-
spired by Leader iRussell himself. Mr.
Wilson had finished.
Lyon Nat-cs Pools.
On a call for other nominalions
Rufus Lyon. of Bedding, was recosn-
land. He spoke of the party diner-
eneos. of the right the delegates had
to their own opinions and‘of past rep-
resentation of the Fourth distrim in
Washington. He dwelt considerably
upon tho qualifications necessary for
a candidate for-Congress and said.]
be measured up to that hlah standard;
of public service. personal alumni
Bounced the delegates lie wish-
ed to east. no aspersions upon any can-I
Cw slanted before the conventioné
and wished to disparage none, but.
that he saluted Mr. Peck solely sol
cause he believes him the beat man
for the place.
The nomination was hastily second-
ed by a Brno-wick debate and the.
palliation were voted closed. l
On motion of William F. munch, of
ism-items voted the ballot he;
inkonby roll call.- 1
When the name of Fro-Lacuna»,
of Danbury was called he said, “Lynni
W. Wilson-'9 immediately)". Minna.
attempted to. have his-name with-i
drawn. In Stew-was. ash-d . to
yield to In Wilson! wishes, but he
was ohdmu. rem “in my.
opinion Lynn W. We. lathe bolt
The FailCampaignls Nowiln!
SPEGIAI’. SALES 01:-
man that could possibly be named.
i will notiwithdrnw rarvotn but Will
stick to it till .iielilfrconoo over.” 1
it was decided to permit the coat...
piilum-vots,JO be Nmrded inl’
then-colds.
lrldgcpert a Unit.
When Bridgeport was reached in
the roll.call Denial E. Brannon an-
' nuanced that in the canons of the 19
deionis- it was decided and Lynn
ballot for the entire delegation in'
. favor of Jeremiah Donovan. l
i "Three cheers for Bridaeport," was'
given and when order was restored
delegates were required to individlr
w 1,1,0 has ally state their preference and there-
" representatives .
should be likewise. Tilt-delegates
immersion called ill-order and
our were roll. for Dcnovug.
AM! was inodstby [cow
trotsry Wood at com thottthsn;
'rwcco u ballots canoe! which Dono-;
{van had 71m laud Wilmette.
:wuwn. W. K. J. Hubbell and Sherman
lie referred to his own candidacy Morehousc; Shelton. Daniel J_ 1-“,va
for the nomination of congressman ‘
noon had been reached, despite w". and said u l d _ William 8. Donovan, M. J. Benin and1
The news that the Department of assemblin before Law or Hubboll ' Blocks °m "'9 nth Robert Ih Lattin proxy for
. 'l Y on lel'lllfl he, could simost (”I fem! that nun: Bethel. Wk E. Hilts“! and
“PM the convention could not Inset all the Georre r. Cam,“ pm“ for Den“
lCarroil; Weatport. John Ryan and
“Wu have all been Democrats to. John Mm; Stratford, Waiter Goth
rem." no matter what 'our MIMI dard proxy for J. A. Wilcox Charles
and. solutions Ind thumb not I Clark. H. it. cools and John wu-
man of you but i love more than ever‘ llama; Bldaeileid, J. L “1.ker and
Patrick McCarthy proxy for Aaron
The ”99“" W ‘0 3“ recent Hoyt; Stamford, Charles E. Hobbits?
'9‘“ tour of duty for the party in Maine Thomas F. Reagan. John 901.. proxy :
"1 vu SM 10 see 111' for Charlell “(Hz Mead. loo-on F."
r Albert Phillips. Jo.
Hugh F. McDermott. Edward Glider:
_ _ . IriWflhwo‘pm term M
W9 7’” area and «Jun; 1?.- new: .«qNow {Cos
“Word 5.- Weodam 10er
' mill. James Drileoll'khllleld, Tbcm- WW MAUI-1k;-
W m._ . won» 19.5%.mvnon... “I . ..
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Blankets
€bmfbflabies,. ‘
Dress: Geode"
Ewfliliellffi. and: Mimi ' Goals,
i SW and. Dresses
Em Kewonmsowmm lbw.
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EXTRA~ SPECIALS} TOMORROW
' 10o ilairsailoabifll‘uil‘Si'ze slant.
=ets,. regulénpriceffiil‘etrlfiB-pn.
100 RuliSiZoGOmertahlmsemli98_.
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n upstate delegate refused to permit '
the piccolo. raring all . the other ‘
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MPG-Om; moon. lass-ton...
. 0". Howie and Broil 0. Bones; Dausu,‘
1"", such lithe old‘" aamuel Grumman and ii. 8. Purdy:
Dr. D. J.‘
metronome-1n:
Michael J. Riordan. Bernard
Bream min J. Reynolds. Joseph w. ow. -J.
rice, '1‘. A. Sullivan'
Melt. Dads.
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. City National Bank
IT::flSumand Sale Way
.. . t ~ truly said that “(avian the he .that “Im-
:m§ve:docr of increased opportunity and grefiter prose,
._ Thordere.~the beat, surest and safest wa ' ‘
. . y to goinhead '
,1?”de is toopcnxan account with a strong financial.
~ \ This Barth invites you to—
Tost its serenade investi “cu
Test. its Murbvifini! (It! I
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[lentilrandeYern .V
Come here this week and learn the YamCraitucrue-u-
l and know .the «sound delight of doing beautiful work.
Mrs. Vietig, of New York,“ will give instructions in knitting
.. and Crocheting daily from 9 to 12 a. m. and l to 5 p. m
, until .Oct rat. .
*4 3:30 “.8230, for all who are unable to come during the .
ay. .
Oh“ I‘
Now is youropporttmity. All are invited.
i
\ ; Special closeo'MrJnday and Wednesday evenings» from -.
detoudxmamsm 3...“, mamuflubbell. of Norwalk; 1‘. J. Murphy;
in: Wd Philip Scott; and John.
.of Bridgeport and HughShelboy or
Danbury. to present the «nominee‘bw
mm.~-w.s.‘- fore the convention. Meantime rou-
Ltine matters hangingnre were attend—u
dipbell on ongarm. Mr. Murphilcla
the other and Mr. Shelboylatgting as
ten: road. there was sported at
.W “'0 undid-iv nrpntaoc to be m
"1 county der my_ncminai_‘ ion a great
The mole, lions WW o.
Mrokiheisbtmggonm 'W, . . '
I«lo-9.1m: momma on} N“ “m ”M ‘n “m ‘5 "'1‘”
J. 3- Sherwood: Won-eh- amiss 91mm
Fla victim roi- all-mint muscular;
rota- use loin-urns: mascots. ooan— .
in rhinitis. Mu .. '
“Home: do..m.tn swim ..
tho upport og.Juetniah...;Dohovsn " . . ’4 PW
Thaw-amnion W. “mm x Wfilf't’flmm with thematic m.
.dlr gnu. j ,0! Bedding ,th
rumored.
for Milan is " iiolt‘beln LWL . '. :‘ . .
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milder hetero, " mm minim .mmfly‘m M“ m
. rite l “the mwsththatisMsenmmon-ov
«or am, nucleus thw'ih- .
. museum hardeners?»
jag? They dare not median
1mm «mm m "
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