no: six
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NORWALK [.5139 can“ help but. see that with our
growing army and navy. with the huge
THE SOUTH
”in
'NORWALK AUTOIS’IS
She’s a Mayor, But Dislikes the Job
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Wmtmcbam the: we are building. with! IN STARE??? WRECK
. tlw new (Jihvgy \\'p are putting into cv-l (Continued From Page One)
'8' L’ & A‘ 1" GOLDEN' Propa'lct} phase of national dtficlopmcut. ‘
and with our rising prestige in world~| “Eli-l“ Young said ”13‘ ”‘9 ”“19”“?
tconvtnoed hunthat Rybncck was trav-
"ll‘dlrfl “‘9 ”31‘“ 90°“ 1’9 [ill more ”11“” t cling at excessive speed .but thercl
.wa's no cvidettce corroborative of ‘
‘Balla‘s claim that he gave the proper;
tltand-signal. as he turned trout Sutn-i
itttc-lligert' .t nation 9,- tho .li‘ltultNE: ttwr street into Third street. and the:
:bt'nkllt of the doubt must bu given!
tthc accuscd. who claimed that Ballal
‘ltc rather did not it vc the signal.
I Ballot and Rybncck were driving:
lrouth in Summer street. Balla‘l’ttrncdi
ttou'ard Third stt't-‘Ft. claiming that bet
had held his hand out for a block‘
before reaching the corner.
CARELESS LETTER‘St-ND'NG | llybttct-lt tried to pass hint just as‘
{nun} lettcrs' ltc llll‘llfll and Ilalla saw him. itt tituJ‘
lto avoid a more serious collision. byi Y
turning: Ill: car to the right. llyb—i t
careless neck could not avoid hitting the “3‘3
llticlc and its tttudkzuards 0n the left;
'ltand sidc wore brokcn. ~ lyhnt-ck‘sl
lgouc to tltc dead lctlcr office in the_ charge skiddt'd up against the curb uttl
7‘ Ll tbc south sidt: of Third stt‘oct. climb-i
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ESTABLISHEE BY
JAMES GOLDEN
u—m ‘~'
TUESDAY, AUG. 28, 1917
Ea match for its! in war or pcace,
t
What is illul‘r‘ natural than that ‘50
MINIATURE ALMANAO FOR ,
TOMORROW
High tide 7:40 a. m.; 8:03 p. m.
Sun rises 5:17 ; sets 6:29.
Should decide to clinch our friendship
now, whilc ”It? can, l,I\‘
(«mat-dial lilt'flllltllw‘ of helping us whip
tit-rtnan y ‘:‘
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Member of the ASSOCiated Press
The - ssociatctl Prcss is ext-lusit'clyl
entitled to the use for republication
of all novvs credited to it or not Olllt'l‘-
wise credited in this paper and also
the local new“: published herein.
l
I \‘t'c sc'ttl and t‘ct'civc
pt't’ mph-.4. than any other Hallo“ in the
world. But.
f"l.)0lll it. Neatly 11,000,000 lcttct‘s have
we're might _\'
“I E I :‘St your c *auso they wcrc misdircc
TE! ‘llpt . b (
"isnnrm'm.
EVENING led that, thcu clittthcd :I two ouch-alt, j
PHONE CALLS pd- itoot embankment and stopped on “i 1
Most of thcsc mishaps might anc, lawn. ‘ _ l
Editorial Rooms—~92. , Ofllt‘t‘l‘ Sntttu tt-sttrwtt lllilt the.
Business Office—O3.
t . .. . ,
{bot-n ttvoidcd ll the St-ndcr's had tuctct tracks showed that llybncck had ap-‘
—1388. ‘lv taken a little more paths with the' tilted his brakcs and format the rcnt"
Homalk Branch Office wheels of his car to skid 8? {coat to',
Etiitot'fl_ Reyiden¢9’218'2' '“ddrmfi‘is- Millions "“9"?“ are sent. the curb, tltt‘n ninc ft’t'l along the;
City Edltorl'a: Remdenfi'i14924 l“) ”'0 wg-ong places or the wrong per-T sidewalk and then 11 lost. after climb-3
Business na er's esr ence—-, _ . . ,. ‘ , . ‘ . ,, g in: tho ctttbzmktttt‘nl. On‘y t‘ast ttrtv-g
11342. g ,Sons Jllbl a‘ ttttlltOuS oi tclt phont calls! in: ,or m“ throwing on of powcr all
”.19; tho sonic titttc as adjusting his brakcs
"through mistakc. could haw tuadc 111:»
t ('lll’ tlo this, thc otttccr claintcd.
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130 wrong—~bccausc wc won‘t take
I
HILDREN
‘~-~—-' i troublc to ,-.',-"l thc uddt‘chtts and num-
DISTRIBUTING c PRO- ium right. A good ttoat of the Mame... A” m". "f “Hm“.k‘,‘ m... ‘bl‘tw'H lit SDeCtal ............................. $1.59 piece
PERLY ‘too rcsts with tho “(1.1“...pr who.“ and that was lllt' only dultlutm to his l 3'
.. . . .. ‘ ' ’car. t a
AL‘t’tlI‘tllllg to loot. Rollo“ .l. 'Dhrngtltr‘ \vltt-u tum. ntovc, "pg“...t m inform tltct Joscph lelmz M South Nor-walk, ll: . ENGLIbH LONGCLOTH
“1 :h“ 31“”‘1‘1‘ul‘l‘1'5 At;t“(~ullll"ztl CU] ‘lhout olllcc and tllt‘l!’ corrcspondcnccz'wlto was in thc car with Balla wast .l . - l‘ltlt‘ aott ittttslt. vcl'y St‘t‘viticnblc for lllltlt'l'th‘ill'. t‘It‘ -tvot’t Itt
. A ‘ l ‘ w ‘ ' } x t ‘1‘ ‘ ' ‘
1...“, W. trouble with ”1...... such my,“ “My. “PW location ,not loolttttt. and so tlltl' not H! lfl .‘4. ch)”.
‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' 'llalla gavc the proper ‘ttnttul. Balla: M;
t'cf‘cnl ('Uullll‘h‘iil“ (Vl‘lm‘: India and. Tho inconvctticnco causctl thc postl and Rugkcr said that thcltr (‘flrl‘lmlsj Mrs. Gcorgt' i-lorwitz of Mutit‘clutv-tttagistvaw in the policc court. sltc ral Snecml .............. $1 19 pie
. . . .. n , .tr r~ ttstx it an lOlll'. y-' . . . . ‘ ~ . ............... > . CC.
(lt’"lll"ll\' ts :1 lack ot lllllll (tllllel. lmfifl. dcpul‘tmcnt hy the 1hunkh‘5q) :2}? \‘dllltfllLll‘ll 1:912”; tnukinc 9km. Flu. and l’hzladclphut, bus bccn altzcd it was St‘l‘lUUS butt-mesa Tht‘l‘l’-“: ‘
(WWI. "H'ldt‘r ‘3‘»? l‘il'lflt'lt‘s 0‘ ““3”" task of tt't'inn to dclivc“ all thcsc tn‘rfi’ utilcs. llalla t-laintvd that thc otltcr; “l“‘li‘d IIHU'UI‘ tor the [manor cttv, butlorc. Sltc went to New York ctt)’ to .9” it ‘VHITE GOODS 6
'shc docs not think she likes thc job. some advicc front police tourt magis-
tand sltc frankly admits She docsn’ttrmcs,
:know much about tltc dutlcs. She “Sincc the court Work is part of tn) 3
l isn't (two a sufi'vauist. When sl'c found duty," she said, "I tint going to fit my~
“sltc as mayor woultl how to sit as self for ll."
tor worship," pro-:luccs so mutly pet) Evm‘y ottc: t‘iu' was dorm! 40 miles.
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3 LICE
\vztvs a surplus pllpllltlllllll to ho swept 1 pnstltten, costitt: in thc :tcut‘cuzttc an§
sent lcttct‘s lt-t ittcttlcuhthlo.
shim
SHIPMENT TO
THE NEUTRALS
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ill“ ill?” -'H".\‘ can‘t 14‘“ "mm“ ”0m.of tltcso 11.000.000 ltvttct-S moans :t
P 0
4M earth to liw on. and Micro is at painstaking (1120M. was-mtg tltc tllllt‘ of
away by ftllllllw, ptwtilcttcc and flood :(‘hnl‘llltllls amount oi tnoncy and lntvF-i
In lntlitt 'cavlv tttttrriagc and 9Xt't‘SSiV9] rot-inc with ihc pt‘ottttlt dclivcry "l “lll': ‘ ~ . . 3
_~ ' . _ _ . . ‘ a . tdrons atmnonta acronauttcal ma
ttirsttrutu, fitllllulfllt’d by :‘cttstous and,” malt. How mmcwnt‘mo “l“ W", Keeps Goods From Germany. {chines and instrumcnts their parts
is shown; stood ‘0 “““m ”m ”1“ "KW” 9"“: . The proclamation makes it «1.931% and accessorics lllt‘l't‘tlf. arms and:
‘ , ‘ M, jtrol is about to supcrccdc the lil‘llisllfllll‘ the first time that till? I'mctltauummttiunh; all cxplosivcs, nitrate
and ptNSlbllEllt‘S of the raw. . It in by lllt‘ fact that Or lll“ 5-t-"0'”“0;Sy‘stt=ttt ot‘ giving lctttxrs ot' assuranct- Status is pl'vtlfll‘t‘d “3 £0 l0 itlmiffiliof potash, rosin. saltpctcr, turpcn-
ti... vttut-ttnt-it- birth l’tllt‘ ot‘ ttcvmany,’ ’fnum] in tho ltvttt‘ws that wont in tho for tutttricttn cargocs. will! limit to M'ant goods from {:0'; tinc. other alcohol, sulphur, sulphuric
’ . l H) to now more has bt‘cn notltingilntt to Germany. Ncutrals' ull‘eadl‘tutcitl and lit salts, glycerinc, potash
=t~xccpt the British blocltatlc to prowl-ave becu informed. both tn ttotttsqtnd its “aim all cyanidcs and films:
!,\'t‘lll lltc Shittmcttt of American goodsflnd in conversation with thcir rep-3 cut-mat- and otltvr pigeons; anti-ail»
0r_tltj (lot-many. Tonight’s ortlcr in this I'tSt-tttativcs in Washington. tlllll llh’tcrat't tnstrutncnts. apparatus and ac-
trcspcct ilt‘t'OlllllllHllt‘H onc of tho purl l'llllWl Still!“ Willm‘t‘l‘ ‘0 ii ”Ml “Olt'cssorlcs: all radio and vvlrclcss ap-1
lt.licc cttlplOVPS shouldn’t havc '0 (l0 80,posctt sought in the trudingwitlrthc-tAntcrlcau goods may be used t‘\"3lll‘pnrfl[ug and its accessories: opticnl‘
lntucit rupturing of other people‘s mis.i'l‘llt:lll}' bill pending: in Congress. . tto t'cplttt-t-Hindu-cull)" goods ‘ shipped} glass. optical instruments and re-
. tom, butilton, cttrrcnc) and evi- trout neuttttl countrms to (nelmdll).‘tlecl0rg; cotton and cotton linters:
should tukvs. lt‘s “any cumin“ l0" ”10 avpr'ftlflllt‘t‘li of indcbtcdttcsa and put undcrISOllH‘ administration OUlCitll'5 W9“, wool rugs, wool and khaki clippings
l‘lt‘ postnttcxport liconso t~5~strictiotts to Euro;lttvor‘stopplns food shipments to nmrtnmt wool product‘s: flax saga], jute”
_ , tpcnn ttcutrttls \vltt'nvvcr rcmtltttionwlt':tls,yvltct‘o the food In usctl to lcctlhwnm "and all atanufacturcs ”Harem.E
(l‘x’t‘l'~tlllllllllt)llt<, or ltttiia Sttp'ttc and scrvlcc, but tltc post. ofllcc pcoplo have, governing tlwir ti’xpttrt but'c bccn “1.0,;“mkmm pngaged in tttuttul‘uclut'lnu; hires, ukitts. leather. lt‘atltcr beltlng,’
‘ vimulxutctl by tho sccrctttrt' ot’ thigh/HIP materials for (391111311 “5th isolc and upppr leather. leather boots
.ttt-usury. ' 1 AH-‘Hnlllllon by lllt‘ ljllllt’tl Slum“ and shocs. harness and saddles and
i Tho l‘rcsidnul’s ordct' contains tltc,0f lllt“ burden 0f lilillllltllllllllZ llll‘tlctttltet' clothing; soap and soap pow-l
,first formal anttounccmcnt ot' tltc‘tlllm‘killlt‘ ol‘ GNIUHH)? in 90 lill' “5 tl dcrs. all engines and motors
'lranslcr of administration of th'.‘ quhpttli-m to shlpmcnt of Ant-pitta", cratcd by 'st-Sam, has. clcctrictiy or
, ipot't control from tho dcpartntcttt ot‘ fronds, altos llll?‘ nation an add'llllm' Olllt‘l‘ motive power and tltcir acces-
unmnm war tllsul‘uncp pm art» upon; mnnnm‘t't‘ to tho t‘Xlltll'l ntlntinistra-‘Hl l‘t‘k‘lmllfilblll‘l' 01' ‘Vthll ”W Brilli‘lksorics: motal and wood Working mn-
t
tt-rruptiott of trade."
philosophical folly, (‘I‘llSll ”10 Mill‘s pttt'tntcnt is in such matters
he says. which, by producing mo?" D90 ‘ dcutl lottcr othco lost your. all but :50,-
ttlv than tlw country could ll"(ll'l'-l“;tttltl “"15 r-mmwwtt to tho owncrs.
"00!!! and oppor tuttity in", “ninth: lllt‘l 1‘ pm“: without savinu‘ that post
g't‘ut war cncvitablc, and will, if
- kwps up. tttukc wars forcvct‘,"
.ltts'l why too many pcoplc
ntttko (‘ltina unutnbitlous and tlct'tttanv ago rilizpn touklck about
:Ipttltctic and Germany ztut'osx‘it'c :tntl' jllrl an llltlt"l l‘t‘ilSttn to criticisc ltitn.
warlike, tltc professor docs't‘t t‘XplllL’Ll 0"”
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE
\‘crv li'Ktly HOmO tlctalls of thc gov-
l’i't*:,llllltllll\' thct'c arc othtw important,
.
factors, llc sct'tns on sat‘cr ground!
u ltcn hc (Olllt'h' down tho tunulantcntals "
. . . . . v ~.. - - . '. '; u my. h'tvc sought to bc l‘cliovcd t‘vct' Since . . ,. s . . * ::.:.
ot fantilv anti sot-to hit as wo know to tttttttstu. llttt li—tllllln; tllP gt‘thl .lttvt bond of “huh. \ mu Mc I “1‘0 l‘n't *l Qt'tcs ‘U "l 1 1 . “ =(ninth). _otl “all casing. otl ‘well’ .
‘ ‘Illlt‘li ts chairman. “hon tho admin-t t t it t .t . on ..l\( llt “at. ; tlt‘dlim: implements and ntucltutcry;
;:tl tit-n of rttt-utstttng lil'c lttsllt‘ttm‘l‘ ”Wm... bowl "mitt tltt‘ filt‘t putttttti’l‘ht‘ duty of ttrcvvnllnt: goods shipped
5a tow days ago, it was cxpcclcd tlttttlll‘mll nctttrnls other than
ltho action was takcn to t‘ncillttttc the. “’01" rcaclnng Germany Will “Olllllllh‘t and accessories thereof; all electrical
lisnttnncc ol liccnst-‘s. ‘0 b‘: Great Britain‘s sincc lll'?‘ Ulll'icttuipmcnt,*cruclblcs. emery. cuter)"
l Thc problcnt ot‘ contact-ring thc.”d 5W“ hi!“ “99‘8“?“ 1‘0 formal wheel‘s. carborundum and all traili-
limit in tlwsvrvict‘. tltcre is on gmunttfitusc more of gout wumukm‘" ll-“lm‘lf'MM “gm“ ‘e‘lll‘ml' 0“ ““"cial abrasive: comm, includins cm»
ltltc l‘nitcd Statics sincc 1914 which olhcs. ill” ingots, burs, rods, plates, sheets.
has bt'cn vcxlttg fodcrul rcacrw board H59“?! Required. lwirc and scrap thereof: lcad and
and tt‘ttttaut'y otllcials somcwhttt of "NW rows-3d 13“ or $0045 for which; \vltitt? lcnd; tilt, tin platc. tin cans
late. It is bclicvcd l0.lln\’(‘ boon motllm’nfio ‘3 rcqulred for '-“hll“m'lll fl‘Ollltand all articles containing tin: nickel
itt part by tltc addition today of hold ”‘1‘ United States ‘0 ”l9 “”195 and tO'aluminum, zinc, plumage and plump;
bulliott, currency and cvidcnccs ot' hiya" 011!" countries {OHOWSfi COaLEum. newspaper print paper.
.(lebletlllt‘hi! to tho but of commoditlcsl ('Okt-‘t “It" oils. lubricating 0115. “and" tnllbutnd ccllolosc. uslt, spruce. wal-
ilcquiring licsnsc’s for export to Euro-l; Lmtcru til, ttztptltn. bcnztlax rcd 011.;nut: mahogany, oak and birch woods,
3: u drafting of tho confirm“ countries. . ‘ .kcroscnc and gasoline nll bunkers; ' and industrial diamonds.
the lam-9 Regulations m. u". licensing will food grains, hour and meal thet'cfrotn,t
the rotnultzatcd by the secretary of corn tlour. barlcl‘. “00 "our rlcc, oat-2 WOMEN’S WESTERN GOLF TOUR.
ilv httrtlt-ns droppcd pt‘l‘ftll‘t‘c by dmn'tthoptrottsury .‘md pnmrm‘mvm mobfitttcal and rollcd puts: loddcr and; NEY
, , . . foods oil cakc. oil-tum] cake malt
.. 1 . .. 3 t.) . v I '9 t ' v
("1 mcn. And thc ”mum“ ”hum"{PM.131.llelgtl)lgllfim lath? Etna-1.360; r?! and peanuts; all meats and fats, poulvS CHICAGO» A“?- 28,—Slxteen “13’0"”
81:31:30: on gotd‘ttxports. it is twill.“ cottonseed oil ,corn oil. corptt.,at 18 holes were contested today“ at
Dl‘lllt‘llllt‘l‘. is an obvious ttupt'ovcmcntttimed, will b0 m dcpress still fur-aglifggcfllntilngffiflingfli; :iu’tlger.‘firesgir‘losmnoox- Country club in the first
, . . ll): m anflfitifir mutt-mt “Wilbur. temporarily at 10851, the valuo'bl‘ltl p“ > f l ,5 9 . Plan" 1"round of the seventeenth annual cham-
limos would bc more ('(tllllitbly diVI‘lNL m" “( n ‘u 'H " ' ‘ ‘ I ’ not ”to dollar in intornatiomd 8!" ‘ grease 0 animal m vegatable, )tonsbi tournament of the Womcn’
.~__4_ l‘aitttt plan with it: liability to poltlcal‘ M‘n ‘tqmoian‘v in um nculral Origin, ltttsccd otl. lard, tinned milk,‘I p ‘ ‘ . S
——‘__ l‘ " ' ' ' " 'H‘ ill-rim oil Denmark Sweden Nor- {peanut oil and butter, reppseedmle‘Vestern Golf Association. The title
JAPANESE MOTIVES 10;: {lo-"and SW" a-‘nd Swath-unit tallow tallow candles and steartcmottter, Mrs. Fred c. Letts. 3n. 0! In-
Most .-\tnc;'it-anS, somo‘tow. are not. .wlt'c'rc foreign cxchttngc is .nga‘lmtlluctd; sugair, glucose} syrup and llm'idian Hing, Chicago, was paired with
. ., . t , . t .. t -.. . .
WIlSPl’l'S statement ' bIOOID'lS slabs and sli’oel barfl' irou‘Country Club, “'_ll0 qualified “'1th 96
Accompanymtz the proclamation ' ' MN Letts qualified by
' , - . . . . . ~ land steel plats including ship boiler 'YK‘Slel‘dtlY-
~ . . ‘ , t I l trom T0k10t . .~ ‘ - . . .t . - was a statement from the PrcStdent. . . '! .
couttcous ptonouuctntrn not pcnsmns ,it fixes amounts dorm lcxplaining its purpose. It saidt~ tank and all other iron and steel-virtue of her title.
they sit back and wait to bc "ahottan-Eitcly in advance instead of holding: “The purpose and «effect of thisllifilli’i. Ollie-eighth of an y’inch‘thtc‘ki Miss Pearce plied her skill against
This diSDOSlll-Oll is i“ "l‘ldt‘lli’p I'll-“tout the more chance of gratuity alter proclamation is not export pt‘olttbl~f? h f?“ ‘3‘“. “Add wider than 31" Miss .Vera Llewellyn While the other
‘ tion bttt tucrelv export control. it "C 95" hon an “991 structural! . '
is not the tnteittton to interfere un- Shaves. ~inv|uding team‘s. channels.inu’dal"St met M155 Louise Fergus.
l ‘ ”“8193, tees and zees of all sizes;l1tllss Elaine Rosenthal, north and
tfabricatetl structural iron and steel,‘south champion. measured her drives
ladequately safeguarded-and there is;
now visiting this country. farc at the front. It deals with its lie-111,9 added duty of meeting the megs-3
. - t t . -‘ . ' - 1. ‘it'esmi all the nations at war with ‘
But at thts time, at least. th. {~ch tocs ltberally for‘tltc suffertngs that; ‘51“; imperial German government. scrap steel; ferro manganese; tool!
can“ from their disnblemcnt on the; “After these needs are met. it 153519;].lllg? speed Slleel imd alloy steels:
l l‘ ' - ' ' ‘our wish and ntention to minister "m mac line t_°° 33 5.931 hardeningl _
pit. of Dante. And it the) the, it to the needs 0% the neutral nations maéerlal's; fertilizers. including cantata. Dann gm writing“ the home of G.
as far as our resources permit. This ”1 sheep manure, nitrate llf SQGEN Dann at 15 Stuart. avenue and to
task will be discharged without other Doudrete, potato manure. ”0‘35“““1” h » . A ‘ .
than the very proper qualifications salts, land “335$?“ .110!!!le cyanide,§c “195 Dowues for wiring at hls
that the liberation of our surplus pro- phosphoric field» phosphate rock,;ltoine on 9 Courtland PM.” .
ducts shall not be made the occasion QbUDer-pllospha‘le, Chloride 0f potash. Permission has been issued to James
1' benefit to the encm either directlyl 03“? “1°81- bone flour. ground, bone. -
0 Y tuned blood. ammonia and ammonia,NorWO°d for the removal or a lunch
titrnt in Autiu‘it‘u. "Hill the accessories tbcrcol: steam;
, .
“Hum [‘19 policictt to our soltltct's and sntlors at
' ' “ t I
1.. corn- low promiuttt mics, and paying allow-
“t.‘rowdin.: t-hiltlrctt
:z't'cnutlt of tho tttothcr and ti ‘
- ' . .. - . . . . ~ 'tn'ccs ‘0 (ho ltiglflmntc dcpentlcnts of
mu pow c. (it tho fatltct brooks down,-
t‘tc mothcz- physically, crushes 'hc spir-I
it of tltc mutt-t. stunts tltc children in , ill“ ml‘dt‘llmil‘lmt
l
Thc granting of ultmvanccs to tic-l
l
wives, t-ltiltlvcn. fatltcrs orl
all ways, pt't-vcttts tho normal dcvclop»:
inch: i‘lltl happincss ol' t-vct‘yltotly and l"“ll'l"l‘-l
- - .l ’l“"!t|)~ ., “l .‘l? 301-
ctctttvs tuatct'tal “tor subtncrut-tl class- Elll‘ll-‘t lb 1* llt dill’ (L1 04 lllll‘ “ll 1 l
tic} among our allies. and to no more
cc and social problems."
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And ho‘a cvcrlttstingly right when ltc ‘ ”H“ 3‘“ “
l . .‘ . v - I t -
tctnark‘s that thc usual tttclhml ought 1'3 5 “ "“1!“ to ”k" “I“ “f
to bc rcvtwscd, so that tho rich would
have large lantilics and thc poo" small
ottos. all
bc bcttt-r cat‘t‘d for. and ”tr- bt'g for-
wifh i'u honorablc and busincsslikel.
hurt the ('lllltll‘t’ll would :
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inbusc, its \vztstcfttlnch, its uncertainty”
and dolay.
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N0 Thc pnntling bill. as Secretary Mc-
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it"ally sceptical about .lapancsc.
chSions of lricntlship. .Aflt‘l‘ cvcry ' Adoo sums it up, “givcs cotnpcnsation,
now'with regard l0 ”19 aS-‘UY‘HYlCQS Ol;conclusion of peace. It saves the de-
mlli'fit‘.“ CO-OWH‘WYhandouts from want and gives them3necossartty with our foreign trade,
{but our own domestic tie-eds must be
wholc-hearted
given by the special Japancse mission the necessaries of life while their men
tees, zeets and plates, fabricated and
shipped knocked down. scrap iron and'
la Lukens.
‘mYIJi
intakes j
neither good taste nor gnml polity.ioncs who survive them."
The public will do well to take our’ In the [ace of these merits, the ob-a
jcctions of private insurance compatr'
ins need receive small consideration.
.BUILDING PERMITS I§SUED .
tics may be wrong. ‘ . ‘ H
Permits have been issued to Percy
It need hardly be remarked that
expression of incredulity just now is.
ttst provision for the lot'od
Japanese visitors at their word, giv‘
ing them full credence and rcspcct unr‘
or indirectly. . , , . . . . , - . ‘
til the time comes to translate thnir‘ »_ W” "The two lists have been prepared $111218, h:?gwo%g°5§$:93x 3‘“th ?u.lg:::e:r::e:f Raymond street to 123i
v < . ‘ F FTdLlTIClANS WILL MISS THE L- in the interests of facility. and cx-‘ _ 9 so” 33‘ LV‘ . '
p..0ml$€$ mt” pe.formance. DIERs SO pediency. The first list. applicable; “"‘" " _ . .. '-
Quitc aside from considerations of
courtcsy‘and wisdom in our behavior
toward representatives of a govern-i
mom that has great power to help or
hinder us, we may be mindful of the
duct that Japan herself has a gooddeal
no gain by full and friendly coopera-
to the enemy and his allies, and to'
the neutral countries of Europe,!
brings‘under control practically all
articles obsommerce; while the sec-
ond list. applicable’ ‘to all the other.
countries of the world. makes only a.
few additions to the list of common};
.ties controlled by the proclamation of
July 9, 1917'. ’
MING
traded in on”
t“ rise of if.
BOSTON. Aug. 2S.—Pollti‘cians who
are laying their plans for the state
primary on Sept. 25 have‘reached the
conclusion that they will have to do
without the votes or some 15,000 men
who will be training for the national
WY OMING ‘ ' ~ ,; —
A‘WronllulrgOil Company with: In ‘A I
‘tlts Nari-York Curb should? duhfifizteuaftlx: e
H noghbmm. Midyost Refining. arid? M‘lzrl‘ltt. 70in " ‘
an steadily‘jdnuced, from 50c» t 75c. M v ,
pitted reflecting? important ‘dqvglopmcnts.“‘:h higher,
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army at the cantonment at Ayer by “It is obvious that a closer su’per- ‘ . , . g .
tion with us. , that time Under a new statute. no vision ot’ control C“ exports is paces-it. $325“ one; for particulars, ., "‘ "’4 . , -. H
i '. ' ‘ . , sary wtthrespect to those European I? "' . Correspondents: , .
She sees the United states today (19' voter can participate in the primary neutrals ‘withln the sphere M hostllm ' . an a m ‘ ..
this year unless he is an enrolled dem- . ,. r a I ‘ cup”: RD" * C09
cloning its tremendous military re- tiles than is required for tbosecoun- '
ocrat or republican, and enrollment tries farther ”mud...
‘ldoes ot stat-tumult t u: There “Thermal: shment.,,ol those dls- :
sumo w, ,. lltythala'
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‘Flntwflifipngl am
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op-' ..
l‘1llr‘ll‘l‘llll.boilers, inrbinc, condcnsrrs. putnpst'
wood 5-1'
including beams, channels, angles, . and trout; against those of Miss Coret- ‘
5:? 4.“:
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SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE ”
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS
——EVERY ONE EXTRAORDINARY.
n...-
CHECK GLASS TOWELS
llt‘llljllt‘tl J't‘iltly l'ttl' th‘.
Regular 25c. Special ....................... 19c
LUNA LAWN
.lv . . - t . ' » ' , — ' V
who“... lost and l.tu;ttlct ltltc lltlt‘ll : 4..) lllt'lit‘\ wttlc; llllt‘ fillt‘tfi.’
tilitttll).
Special ................ , ............... 49c yard I5 A
LINON D’INDE .
m, .\ illlt‘ lawn of ti superior tvcavc, quality and finish: wonit ‘
.t. t‘lllN‘.
Special ..................... . . . . 25c yard “
‘ EGYPTIAN NAINSOOK
. Mittlc from line lttllj." stuttlc En‘t'ltttutt cotton:
wttlc: 12 yards ttt lllt‘t‘t‘ : worth altttl.
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IltS ittt-ltts.
_ .Nptw-tal clean—up of mltl< tttttl ctttls Mlllilltlt‘ for tlt‘cssmt,
wars. ctr. \itlll‘: up to No yard. I
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Clearance Price ............. ‘ ........ . . 19c yard"
lVHITE DRESS VOILE
_ A good. Standard quality. tltc lillltl that grivcgzood scrvictr;
4t) tut-hes wttlc: worth illltr.
Special ....................... 25c yard
DRESS LINENS
_ ( olorctl Ilrcxs Litton. at loss than tltc tttttttttfttttturcr‘s prcitr: ‘.
It] a good tattoo of colors. A
Special Clearance Price ....... -. . .. 49c yard in
ANDERSON’S GINGHAMS
f ‘ , ‘ o . v' n '
lltc famous Atttlcrs‘ott s Notch Hing-hams of l‘t“tl bcutttv"
Ill chucks. stl‘tltcs and tartan cticct S; wortlt 69c.
Special.......... .. ..49cyar¢l
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DRESS VOILES
(‘ltttt-tttittLy (‘tlltll‘sflillltl'lltlllt'l‘llfi for dainty tlt'csscs.
Special ..... . ..... 299 yard
SPORT MATERIAL‘
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. l'or suiting-s- tltt‘l SlitrtS. Stuart. Styhslt utttl ttttt'ttctivt- tlc— ','
stuns: yard \\'l(lt‘; v'orth Li's. ‘ I
Special......... ...... . ....... ........19cyard3.,
LINEN CRASH TOWELING
lllcttcltcd and brown, xccllcttt wearing: qttalitics and vctrv:
tt‘ltsorbcttt. .
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§ Soecial........... ...............
. . .. 15c yardi
a. .. ,-\._.fi
7/ \\ :
s on Eric Railroad
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‘Girls' as Engine Wiper
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Girls have been employed in in e‘round house of the Erie Railranl
Company in Jersey City as engine w lpers, and this , photograph um
them at work. They have been told they will get tbesams pay as in
menwho have done that kind of war it it they can do, it as well. .
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