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, A special convocation of Butler,
0.“. Chaplet Chaper No, as, a. on, will‘
..., ‘be held in Masonic Temple South.
hula Street; Friday evening, Senior»
...W 89, 1916.
" . Work—Allark degree.
‘ All Royal, Arch masons are cordial-
~ 17 invited,
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JAMES A. HOLLERIN.
. "H. P.
. Attsat
F. 8. LYON, Sec'y.
Old Well budge. No., 108, F. and A. M.‘,
fleets in Masonic, Building, South:
Main street, 1st and 3rd Tuesday at
each month—July and August ex-l
ccpted7ni 8 o'clock. All Masteri
Masons cordially in\'ited. Arthur
'1‘. Ferris, \‘i', 14., Robert M. \l'ilcox,3
:CHWESE FLOOOS.
Ordinartily the news that a million
people were made homeless by a
Chinese good would awaken interest.
, ‘ 'Wlth tirejwar in progress, it is hard
to get orl‘ited about. such a calamity.
om ujit is, it seems trivial corn-
‘ mm with the woes that larger pap.
1;er tllltiuns gore suffering in Europe.
'l‘hero has been more distress in Bel-
_, glam, in lgoland and in Serbia than
there is today in the devastated dis-
:u'lct of China. And yet there are two
”about! why Americans should take
cla! note of the Chinese flood.
“3W h‘arly all such catastrophes
1‘”? fifia,lthe,.deluge is the result of
cutting a aylall the timber. if China
'd looked ahead, with a rational oon-
sitvttfionzpolicy, and preserved her
insists, or: replaced them there would
fibb'no ilo‘bds. The lesson for us is
jet-in- i
Nereovér,
- VChinn the: responsibility for this par-
.jtlculnr ilood. When the Ilwal rive!
broke loose seven years ago, an m-
prion engineer named C. I). Jameson
i'waa lent to China to work out a re-
; clamationlaystem. Two years ago an
We“ died Cross commission head-
oilby one" of our Panama Canal engi-
America shares with
V.pl_ale. They called for the expendi-
turn of $30,000,000. The Chinese gov-
ommnt undertook to raise a loan in
the United States and carry out the
_,}work. But "no to this time, American
_BOTHERIN.G OUR MAILS.
Great Britain has apologized for
using and searching the steamship
aim in Philippine waters. It was a
. -lte due to a fog, we‘re told. The
' rabip captain couldn't see where ha
" ' and didn't realize he was in Am-
,mers. '
"there was nothing peculiar
it'that. The British governn'cnt
-_ operating in a fog, so far as
: . mails are concerned. it
ato'tcamon could get the log
their minds, they'd stop meal-
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‘raiuuent oi the New is
'got out of sight of their hotel, when
irtufllyas unwarranted an in-
so. with American rights to go
“our mail bags on the open
§r within British «waters as it is
riding of Great'rnritain in
.: 1hls practice is cnntrlhtf
Experiment Station. has sent out a
warning to all poultry radars, um
ing them" to scroEn their hen bruises
and been the mosquitoes away "they.
want healthy flock! and plentiful eggs.
He holds that chicken-pox and oth-
er contagious poultry diseases are
spread largely by the mosquitoes.
corroboration of his theory, it is re—
portto' that New Jersey poultrymen
who have carefully screened their
tlllCRPll houses the past summer are
hurling their flocks in better condi-
tion than usual at this time of year.
Next we shall be screening pig-pens
to leer. the insects away trout the
And then, when that practice
maybe we
in
hogs.
has become universal,
shall get busy and see that our own
houses are all screened.
Protecting human beings is usually
the. last thing human beings think of.
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62‘7th LOST.
A Massachusetts’ lawyer and his
wife, going out for a stroll one after-
noon recently in *a White Mountain
resort, got lost in the woods andwaa-
dered about (or (our days. When dis-
covered by searching parties, they
were nearly dead from hunger, cold
and exhaustion. .
it was a distressing experience,
which eevry reader will regard with
And yet, what an
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ready sympathy.
astonishing thing that two intelli-
vell‘educated adults should have
gs the moment they
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lost their bearin
the shy, trees, ground and water are
eierywhere tilled with luminous in-
iormation!
can you imagine a Boy Scout. get-
ting into such a medicament! Or any“.
bod) having the mercst rudiflnta oi
woodman—or skycrait?
The first principle of alrtravclling.
even if it's only a stroll around the
block, is to know toward what point
of the compass one is going. With
that direction knownueverything else
ought to be quite simple, whether in
the city, in the plains, in the noun»
tains or in the woods.
'l‘te moss on the trees. merely to
mention ths'most obvious of - many
signs, will show where North is. thus,
enabling the wandered to “orient him-
self" at any time of the day or night.
if the sun is shining, that quickly
fixes the points oi the compass. At
it it is clear, the stars are a
in this ignorant, in-
lrecttons in the
night,
how many of us,
door age, can read d
still more accurate ,_,guide-—-and yet
stars, or tell time by them?
To anyone with a rudimentary
knowledge of geology, the nature of
rock and soil and the course of
streams will show pretty clearly
where he is, where roads or trails are
to be found, and where they will lead
to. Even without science 0r technical
woodcraft. ordinary observation-—
merely using one’s eyes as one wan-
ders around—will answer the same
purpose. '
There are people who have an “ab
solute sense of direction." You can
wake. them tip in the middle oi the
night on a train,» and they‘ll tell right
off the bat where they are. There are
people, too, with a similar instinctive
sense oi Manse. and of tone. But
any person not gifted with these in-
stincts .can get around almost any-
where just by keeping cool and using
his ordinary perceptive and reasoning
powers.
it‘s disgraceful for anybody but a
mental incompetent to get lost.
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Premier Kalogeropoulos, 0! Greece,
hasn’t succeeded in nppeaaing the
wrathfnl Allies by announclns that he
"has smoked molt" tobacco (at 45
So far as the effectuate con:
years.” _
about as well
corned, he might just
have smoked Turkish tobacco;
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The net icsult of political cunt-
paigns‘aooma to bcabout the am as
the mutt or parochial “garments-
"they“ main hoop}; non: fiction!
opinions. suit the stump ”other:
.M'flmfllwm firm
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noun. 30'4- ”.«An min at!
named lance and taro ltaliaaa have-
been condemned to be shot in the
back by the Ancona court martial for
complicity in the attempt to burn the
port of Genoa. With this wankuy.‘
lit seems, were connected explosions
f'in munitlon factories in Milan and
,elsewhere, aggregating in damages a
ltotal oi‘ seve;al millions of dollars.
I “re Austrian, who was at the head
lot the plot, sought out ltalian crimi-i
lnals, gaining an ascendancy over them
,3. that he could command their co-'
operetion tor only nominal sums. In
Inc can the price. for an attempt to
blow no mo! ltaiy'a greatest steel
“works at Tami was about ”0. lithil
attempt had been successful. it would
have retarded military operations for
icevwal months. i
[mace had in his posusslon when .
gamma eight mini walking sucks;
‘0! about the size of a a man's little
finger, painted a gray-green, tilled with
dynamite. They wore hidden in our
brellas when he tried to escape. These;
(iv-rhinitis canes had no time tunes. but
Wetc so arranged as to explode a few
weeks alter being placed in position. i
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MAN‘ILA, P. 1., Sept. 11—4 plan to
establish ten government plant: for,
the manufacture of rinderpest serum:
has been initiated by Adriano Hernan ;
' Mrs. A. S. Heinrich is of a dis- many spectators on the groimls ‘
tinctly military turn of mind. At by her manipulations of her At-
the Hempstcad, L. 1., aviatiomlantic batthilanc over the field.
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September
The Fall Campaign is Now 011
Blinkels,
Comfortables,
Dress Goods
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EXTRA SPECIALS TOMORROW
grounds she is demonstrating thei Besides the gun the machine
use of newly invented bourbs,‘ carries underneath the body
and uses her. rapid—fire iriachiric‘death dealing torpedo bombs,
gun against irriagiiiary cncmicslfivc in number, which are releas—
wrth no trouble at all. She is aiilcd automatically by the observer
ex ert aviator and has delighted or riilcman. .
den, director of the bureau oi agricd"
ture Panda have been secured and;
the plant's w1ll soon be in not 09ml
tlon. ;
Rinderpcst continues to be a serious
problem for Philippine cattle owners:
but the bureau of agriculture by (1111:“.
saline and immunization is waging a
vigorous catninilzn against the;
scourge. A requisition (or serum has
been sent to French lndofhina and:
this will enable the bureau to keep up
its work until all ten serum mulle-
turlnr plants are. in tall swing. These
plantaare to be located in cattle ocu-
ters in dIIrmnt parts of the islands. i
raccount, instead of the electrical de-
partment. The report does not allow
any charges for depreciation.
The commissionerl’ report shows
the assets [to be. $57,352.69. and abmld
a valuation of but 815,000 be placed
on the electrical plant, a do tion
of but 6 per cent. (which means that
d. I I” mm the \plant must last twenty (20)
...“ leach) would make a depreciation _____.——-———
WTW charge 01 $2,250. LONDON. Sept. 23.~(Correapond-
...—...... As we have‘to pay intereat‘m thc‘m of The Associated Prowl—I‘d}-
C. E, Dnnncbockc makes the toplelcctrical “N to the W UN! “'3' log into line with other Departments
lowing analysis of the Third Taxinglnoi'atop the machinery from would“ of State in the question of economi’.‘
District annual report for the yflr out. i cannot understand why it tumult)” Privy Council of Great Britain
ending Sept. 1.1916: district commissioners do not churn.“ ordered that the “Great Seal".
”st. 11 mp be found on page 5 interest and depreciation agalnat‘onr .hp only be used very “admin”!!!
electrical dqartment. " ,- ‘ wing time and money. ;
The net results of operating the
plant [or the year were as m:-
- rear 001in
muslin-hanks.
‘i’he smiling of this Great Seal to ‘.
terest paid on electrical debt. has
Hccument takes nearly bat? an hour”
been charged to the district moral
Imp-c.
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“Chat! Wax." . i
it was tormerly mixed to Royal Ail-j
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Operating expense paid ....... ‘. . ' ‘ $11,7l2.03 ‘
Operating expense due but not paid (naively, unpaid
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and matron the attendance of two: _
100 Pairs Double FullSize Blank-
ets, regular price 2.50 at 1.98m.
100F ullSize Comfortables ea. 1.98
mania or accounts it cant.
if you have moncyondcpoaitina b
any Jewelry, or any negotiable m‘fiefix 2:”
be surprised to loam how the taxation laws ¥
Cownnccticngmy afi'oct you or your heirs o
e hove itltpahliabcd aaixteen pa mam h-
let dealing with humbled of taxation ogaeguriges
to Common in all its phases. It has received
words of vuyahgh approval from Tax Commis-
sioner Corbin, and we bcbeve it will be ofinry
practical mun-at to any owner of property in Can-
my :0le to holders of bonds, stoeh and
Taxdayisappcoaahingandwcshailbe ladt
send a of our boo‘: g o
re(“Mt'oopy let to any addmu upon
HINCKS BROS. & C0.
Members New York Stock Exchange
207-309 State St. budgemn. Conn.
bills) ............... . ............. l ............. 4,710.71 .
interest on electrical debt as shown on pngt— 6... . .2325.“ a.“ “9'“ “WWW“ Of Archbishopa,
Depreciation—according to above..... ................ 12,250.00 millions, Kirai Counlel and Indian.
_ Judges, ctc.. not will now only benactl,
Total .. ...................... ............... $21,028.30 $21,028» 0" m“ WM" °‘ mm mm “d
“Mint! - O appointments of Judges. to the High1
Receipts received from street lighting ............... 34,500.00 CW"-
liecelpta received from commercial business......... 6,731.66 The S.“ was “'3" taken around!
Receipts from sale of equipment..... ................ 754.20 mm the Lord Chancellor, either on!
,. state or private visits, but the cub-E
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Lot-churn i
Total Receipts ....... ............... 1,9 . '. “m "’ W”? ”7 w“ '
’ ‘l 85“ ”0'93”“ who only carried it a certain its ”‘l
Deficit tor year eudin Se . mt ...................... ' 2 ““6 ”° WM‘ “ “ "" mm “9
8 pt 1' "0'“ M dialncter and was struck in. silver in.
the largest press at the mint. 1t con-l,
sis“ of two deep and heavy plates ofl
silver closely titling into each“ other
and the present one was made soon‘
after King Edward's death. at a cost"
oi $2.000 to 82,600. Constant nso',
age makes it necessary for new ones.
to be struck frequently, and during
the reign of Queen Victoria no less
than four were made.
‘ An old seal goes through the process
of "demaaktng," the Sovereign at a
meeting of the Privy Council striking
it with a hammer sufficiently hard to
make a distinguishing mark. One side
of the seal is given to the sitting Lord
Chancellor and the other to the ex-
Lord Chsnccllor.
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The report shows that 33,219.22 was-{may be mar? than last year, but we
spent tot-"new construction: thereinre.lwill assume that they will be the
subtracting this from the above doll-.isanie interest on the electrical debt
cit, shoots a loss (or year endinglwiil probably be the same as last
Sept. 1, 1916. 013632332. year, $2,277.05. Labor is running at
Estimate 01- Results for Year Endwlthc rate of $135 per week, which is at
“pt. 1, 1911. the rate of 37,020 per year. The in?
From the results obtained wlast yearlcorne from street lighting will be the
it seems possible to make an eatimatclsaine as laid yeah-namely, $4,500,
at the results that might be obtained and the income from commercial bus-
dnring the coming year. it is proba- inc-as will probably-be somewhere near
ble that the items of station repairs,,the same is last year-namely. $5.-
station supplies, W1 mainte-|73166. as we have notheardxof many
mince. street llghtinr maintenance'new customer-slim added recently.
and freight and cartage will be at Based on the above, an estimate of
least as high as they were last year. pmbaible results to be obtained can
On account oi advancing prices, they-ne mucous iollowa: ‘
Eatimtld Expenses.
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SPECIAL SALE
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Atlas Mason Fruit Jars Quarts (101. 57c
Atlas Mason Fruit Jars Pints dos. Ste
:E. 1. Seat Wide Mouth Jars Ots. doz. :60c
c. 2. Seal .Wide Mouth Jars ‘Pts.doz55c. ’
war. LINE ABsGLUTELY was mom ‘
‘ A. F . Bechniann 6. Co,
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1405.
income from commercial business. . . . . . . . . . . .t ..... .
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$10,231.66 . 310.231.8k
kaep‘aavlng up."-
Journal.
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Estimated Income ..
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For year ending Sept. 1. 1217.... ..
The expensesnre cutgn ”(abolish- Ill? and Align“. 1918. “6“!“ 392‘
gr thou shown above. I! some filo-61 proximately $136 per week. This in.
maybe spent lor’V..othflr -“M}§9lg crease is at the rate-oi ”MO per
atom put-moan matte anatomy» m; and the uni mun pay-roll 4e
1th the «metal button-I t the rats «£71030 par par who
crossed, it is more than lost in 15 ‘_ antibiotic who “financin-
emanation-es.- . _3‘comdmtmlfl¢ln§dr
.m-mawm hummus-m arson. over logger bout; of the Sam-
mw’s- “new it cannot: ; j.
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OUR JITNEY OFFER
‘ DON'T was THIS. Cut out this
.cilp, enclose with 5c and mail it-to
Epic: a 09.. .Ghlcaao. ”1.,qu your
trains and address clearly. ' You will
moire in return a trial who on:
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Polar WWI-1°? We is . ..
Altair-ear coding Sept. 1. m
Station repairs ........ .. ..... . . . . ., ............... $14,009.99
‘ ‘ APPROXIMATELY.
station supplies .......... 8,487.01 ,, . , .
(‘omuaercial maintenance . . . . . . . . . ....‘.‘. ............. 994.54 1 They say you “fit 3“?” the w-
Stroet lighting maintenance.........................‘ 1,206.14 “twat you can do it In,” ‘ lash-fl
:::::t and “meson-Incasacralaan'otu O .........-.r .. 21:32: "on," Nd the mamemauchn. “just .8 A
”boy ............. a-oaanalaIQIIlOlID‘IIIIIIIDIOII 1'. I ~_ when ”unout tor‘wm,°uclrcle;
D ............. . ....... . . . . a . . b a a - n c . - c . . - c . c . w _. ,MWO z the squam."e-Lolllsvllle CourierJotlb‘
eprceiation . ......... 2.2% “I. ,~ ruimm' .
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7 Total oi Expenses shown. . . . . . . .. ..._. ........ ...- $18,023.85 $18,028.85 «
No allowance for omckexpenses. lamp lighting, etc. ' ’ ‘ Do you think y“ will over “m ‘
. “ , Eatimatcd Income. ' 3 car?" , 1' '70! .‘
income from street lighting ....... : .................. $4,500.00 mm: 3:" Tgetmhflung 0mm
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