When you figure miles pen-Lydian,
there is no gasoline as. cheapanll
_eficient as SOCONY. Because
SGCO‘NY is not only pure and
powerful. but uniform
Every gallon is like every other
gallon, no matter where you Buy it
mqniok starting antivohock full of
energy. The SOCONY‘ seal means
'Illlflfii’lpfa newsman
andlhu‘ World’s Best Gasoline
DEALERS LWHOL SEES
SOCONY M01011? GA50L‘INE
Norwallt. South Norwatlt
3 Belward & Buttery W. It. Austin .
. . ; l. llelianl S, i.. Benedict
L I I t O . i . ‘
I ., . . C. K. lillnier Hardware £- Auto .L
that the gasoline It marks IS the l R E L‘wkmd & Supply Company l
~ ' (‘0 ll irishmiti and
host that extenswe sources of sup» l Paul i’reusser go}.
I d hi 111 . nfifi ‘fin. ‘ , ‘ It (Wildly? M C. liioiguribntt' ;
' , ,, ey-no a clot A.» - he I.
P y an g y sole 8 re mg Car C pally B. F. O‘Connor .
. . At. E R (I‘M- lict-io Brothers
can produce. , dler) We. a. llohicliaud .=
. . 'l‘. B. Widen-ire _ Samuel Taviin =
' . . 8. [L Wilson Vent P-nuhcrs
- . g n. Luciano L. M. Wright
SOCONY' is so diii‘erent from the f SLLLnaLuck Manu- em Monastic
l. .
intestinal Co.
‘ A. H. llainer
.3 mert mixtures that are often sold . Groom m... c. Fall“? A" s
‘1 / T. J. Shaunncssey 1” i - ,er
Motor Car (to.
Cranhury-Norwallc
.A. B. Gregory
Silvwrréoc-NenvllkL
l. Reliant
Wilton, Conn.
Wm. llartwig
ll. W. Keeler
‘i’iltoil Garage
Rowaytoo, Conn.
launch Alullaney
Samuel Mead
A. §. Millr
Noroton. Coon.
W. E. Ashton
Baur- & Company;
P. H. Speliman
Dorleoi- Goon.
E. T. Bato-
Darlen Garage
Sterling Motor
Gown
Woetport. Conn.
Weatport Garage
Sauoltuokr. Goon.
R. 8. Paine!
as gasoline that it pays to- be par-
ticular what goes into'your tank.
“Say "So-CO-ny” and look for the
Red, White and Blue ‘SOCONY
sign.
Standard Oil Co. of New York
. . m a..- m ., Oman-Lo:
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'v"i‘lJi.\l‘. lil'iluflul‘uhtlill filial)
t. illlltl ‘Ui
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mw_w._ .-. WW“..- ».—.. ....._ ——
smears naoLsoreo.- 7
coal atfiartmoubhl'jflo
-._...__~ m---_-~.._ .m»...
campvthis week. Some of the i
lose. today. ‘ The: White the principal parade drew the
. » ..... boards have arranged to send their" meeting is the eighth annual joint coll-f HEMP? OWNS ‘0 Fifth avenue ”‘0‘”
Editor Evening Sputum. men by automobile, butJll most (‘ilaos . feronce Mme New-'liampahlre ForesL"sanda of persons lined the parade;
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'Your correspondent signing himself transportation has been given them
,. w. w., certainly hit the nail on tho and the-V W"! 110 "Y "ill".
instill when he spoke about the. sewer ‘
um is m a sewer 0,, Concord Went REPORT pnoveo FALSE 2
extension. The commissioner of . THAT THE POPE '3 ”-1-!
{streets had better take a walk down on 991"-
try Commission and the Society for
the. Protection of New llnlllpshll'o For-
ests. p -. '
routes inLilrooklrn and the Bronx.
1 After the parade the marchers were
mitosis oi the city at a number of en-
ftctjtuinlllouts, chief of which will be
llllc baseball game at the Polo Grounds
:this afternoon between the Boston ahld
DRAFT PAVO KIT! 8“ CHABBED‘
ROME. -
"rv'.
l.——0wing to the _ , "7"
?' mymong street and Day street after suspension oi audiences yestenll SPRINGFIELD, .Mo{,.Sept. 4.411785! NW ‘0’“ National League tennis.
br'durini; is. heavy rain“ Also take a. day by P0110 Email“: a favoritism. by local exemptionboardltf 'i - ’ ‘
,. '3“ the wholelcngth of I,“ “we! at leport nuts circulated that he . in certnlnfiouthwcetern Missouri and B°V3 lN GAME LEAD MERRMRAEE
cu...—
tiresome time. LAnotherLstreet that l was ”0" well. ,The "‘Dm‘t- was Withouti
fade on this afternoon, Riverside nve- foundation, "9 the pope was suifering
hug‘has had nothing done to it to my merely from fatigue due to his arduous
. idiom knoMedge- for five yém‘s or laborsl particularit- ill connection with:
Judi-e. '
Perhaps it is because it
. ‘ may tolthegcemetery. ’
ties in apparent in mporta-..aent.-py — Sh ’
‘them to the district board headqua'r- c'lP» Shooters Caught in l“ '33"
tors nt Joplin, according to M. J. Mun Judge'slmmoanarentl-
phy, Springfield memharof the district , *0 APPS.“ '
the peace proposals and the renewedi‘board. ' . ~ FAIRFIELD. Sept. Ll.——~ Cheese it.
interest. in them aroused by President "Conditionsloolc‘bad hrsomo obour Here conleflithfi‘smrm’ 0".W0Tds‘m
lVilsnn's reply. Today the pope waslcountios." its-saith "it appears thatithnt effect “greeted former 00mm!
.quite-restedundresnmed his itudieno; entire clans orflfamiliesxeiziatered to‘Sherld-and Selectman H. R. Elwood
CHUSETTs MEN LEAVE To; es. of which he is expecting "timid a ‘ gather and were given discharge 'en-and Constable Fred W. Hawkins Satur~
MORROW large “Ulllllel' 0“ Monday. the nnnlver-‘ muse." :day- night. when they, peered around a
saw of his election to the multitude} ' billboard at" Dead- Man's curve in
. h . i The pope has received many mes- ..South'port where some eight or nine
,_BOSTON.L t. .—~ ' l . - ’ ' I A
emptian: [mafifirlvhfchgigglilatélltg: Bill-$98 dealing with. his initiative inI lwell known lads were ,lndulglugsln the
over-the Boot ] . . I making the hence pronosals. ' m. - épastinle known as “rolllir the bones.”
been“ ill on com bfoards met today ‘ ---———————.___. NEW YORK Sept. 474‘” the sec]. A wild'scrnmble follolved, Constable
.' e . - ‘ . , V l
, ’ “am” ” "g.“"ms 1“ NEW ENGLAND Fortes-r CONDI. ‘0“ ”me-WMMWW‘I New ”TR "o‘LHawkins succeeding in grabbing. two
thrasdivislons needed to {illithe citv a l ‘
-‘ ' TiONS day honored h" fightingmen when of the youths some dice and'30 cents
uglIOtAfOl' “theflrst men summonedby i . . ' ~ '
_ _ . _ Isevernl thousand future soldiers who Two of the young men, Albert Evnrt
no (trait. Who willgolto Carnelian» HAAOVER, N. 11.. Sept. 4.—Gondi-‘ were called. to the‘colors under the se'and Patricknoflmm were in court
Lens, 311 Ayer tomorrow. Only nus-:1 i'it- tiona affecting New England forests i ’ / ‘
lectil'e draft. lawoparaded up Fifth. » > , '. . . .
trillion will start tomorrow. and no and changes brought about‘by the Es--layenue preparatory to. ”£va “bilge before Justice Bacon Wakeman
- unwell exercises have been arrang- 3 morning.
tablishing or a national forest in ilie= Not ali=oi the . ; '
#. Thoitotalonota otthe'city is 3" Evans is among those.- takenvln the.
l
is on the
h“
.ittilasrt
l
le v‘oaK Hononsrlollrme
MEN' ‘
w.
t thelrL trainlnx camp.
White
Mountains “”11be diSOUBSGG 8i men in the parade wore undrilied, ill-l .
Mamgotzhese 189 will gotolthe a meeting of forestry exports opening though all marched without uniformslfirst draft. and partly because of that
Nudge. Wnkcman suspended a 10 day
flail sentence imposed with a $5 fine ,
and costs; and upon his promlaetobe—
haveaio dayaentence in dusoasa “was. .
also suapendedc
ll: Warrants havévheen made out tor
" {the other Judah, it is learned, as foi- !
L Hearst-fiztlo'to 12:09a—1LzullllbtoL3illfll , . ' i i
A “Bookkeeping; Shorthandfitenotypy, Typewriting;
lish,.l"enmansllip;Spelling,.Rapid Calculation;
, Minoogmpltingilfiflingylndcning,‘Writerpress,
. SIPauvil-okoskig‘lohn Short, Mike Ky-
.f-Lchla and:'l‘onyrllilllsl.T it is said that ‘
. 'Lsevcraliotlleriarres'tc, are impending.
.. the charge being gambling»
Arithmetic-.BitsinesssEiigr _ '
Commercial*‘Lhwgmii‘nifhldihp; . ’ '
Letterpressl‘A‘dlllngfllilioldn‘os; , ‘
MLLLLLLL LLLL 1.... LLLLLLg LLLLo
ll‘éfi’l nil. dang
' \lrh‘o local polloepil'lwors have chunk
ad from their limits caps 4°, the blue
OUlNfiiQT “you“ hillfio ll“. on by avenue, went. out for the passenger ca:
‘ the Senate wlmm the nékt tw ty.tofir parity record for jltneys. yesterday iii-r.
. hours. high taxxadvoeem- a, mmuglternoon. and: performed the wonder-i
fhpir pm stand today in the on for’iut stunt of crowding eleven passen?
further increases. .
features which already haw «used so then startedout to give his patrons a
much dispute must be disp .d of belrido
'fore tomorrow night.
yesterday for the second it
Senators sought again tod
other roposals adopted. .
anlendlilent by Senator ml vllLitw lino :ruy 913C911 Agnese “We“ all?“ for [faFolictte to levy a ilatinrrenfe. of
posing a sixty per' cent gnss 10v} on‘overcrowdlng alpublic service car, and smy per cent. on war oloilts, «rmzni
war profits, and the other
Hollia' substitute for the tumor Lrnm»_
mitteo's compromise prmlslnn. hvy-‘Wi‘m taken.
leaders express confidence
provision will stand.
wore those of Senator La .F'ollct‘
proposing a flat increase of so My ‘
per cent over presentmtes, an tha‘ With an impressive ceremony befit-
other a sixty-five per cent in ase.'ii
They were rejected,
quake shocks'lasting as ions: as liven-l
ty seconds were reported last night at presentatltln- address, and the colors
St. Cloud. Little. Fallsilrnineid and were received by Captain Charles
Staples. and othor'towns in North CPH~1Miine . , ‘ _ ,
tral‘ Minnesota} In places the shock ‘ The second‘compnny is known as “h" suffers ”0m female ”is“ “he
was heavy enough to breakvlvinllows. ! the {'Buttorworth. miles."
flows: John Gide. Stenleykeples‘ki,
some“ ‘ wlth
'Ema invalid)! plunged‘diroclly taint
a or winter
My theatere'wilk closed for Laborr Dnyé '
Mow-the store will he dosedilfmor of the Soldiers called to the colors. 1
r I.
The-L aha-ling- Segsons ,
August past, andLhersta are at i‘thl‘efihOldiOf a ll 9w season. The thermome-
tc: is not considered if velvet hats-a rge fmeksxare tile. SW19» Seasons lihai’ilu’
titties change..tiieief0re, must we ch g9 along With tlrlem. "" be left? far behold“ .m‘
in: world’s swift progres- of adult Fhe—good hGLLL'tL‘Llie-‘LI'LL' ‘dmit‘ipaws “99d“ 0‘ me:
l‘t'llle and family.
The children must be m {(19 rep} for school, Clothes, Shoes, Hats. The Read
House Lieready to help in all these sfplies, and at moderate prices.
TLh'eLhomemust bemade ready t1 winter. The Read House 'is ready with all
house furnishings, including‘the ‘w stack of Blankets andComfortables—just un-
packed. ‘ l ' .
New Rugs, new Curtains, n
- This year it is important to C se 8 all kinds of food. “Nobody“ can tell, etc.”
Mason and Lightning Jars and a1 th paraphernalia for preserving and canning H
are here. Andithere is the qllcsti ‘
paign of economy, but Mr. Britli
sibly. afford to look well.”
A‘ Fall'Coat, late model, it
Tailored Suits of fashion )le cloths ready for immediate wear.
A special department f missesand girls.
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Emulation: last. . ,p
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VOTE on WAR BILL s l JITNEY Was ovenoaqwoeo.
‘N’ASH'NGTDX. 39p}. L"‘Wl th‘el Nicholas ASDPSB, a jltney driver,
tinal vote on the war o‘llts
__..
WANT BIG TAX ON WARLPROFlTOL
l
i
v
islon who gives his address as Ill Lexingtonl
wasnixorox. Sept. 4.-.'rlu~. mop;
fighting the finance committee's“
scheme of war...prottts taxation ital ‘
defeated again today. when the Senate
rejected Senator iloiiis’ proposal to
strike out the finance committee’s
new compromise provision extending
around town, but was stopped-by. the war profits taxes to pm“ "“3""
30mm Jarvis Snillurray. while passing L 0"" ‘9“ ”Went" fat'mnte‘“ to ”use
bmlgnflhroukh Wall street. The oiliccr‘hi-l“28mm000 additional. ‘ '
high (axiquired us to whether Nicholas wast lmedioteiy ulterrdiapoaing m ”Ml
. tn havofruaning a carrvail or a timer. and was my Hw‘s' ”mm“, ”‘9 sen“? ”1°C"
“it“. an-told that it was a jitney. Officer Mur- ' 9d‘ 50 to 18’ an amendment 05' Imam“
The vr profits gets into a 150m touring. car: Nicholas.
t
Although overwhelming
escorted ihc‘ entire squad to the up_.ed raise not less than$l,80li,t3on,tulo.
GRANpilot-ti":leth~ a’orANtc moot.
CINE ?;
van St mum-1' '
down stationhous'e, where their namcsl
Nicholas was brought
(‘clcm «(mimic the uptown court this morning
tin: lelrlhut his case was continued until Sam .
lurday, i- l In every pioneer home the lmtanlo
.recipes of our grandmothers for tho’
i treatment of disease were wonderfully
dependable. Every fall she authored!
1her various herbs; thorough-wort. cam-i
‘omile, sage. pennyroyah worlllwood..
rue, etc. it is interesting to note thati
Dydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Gould
pound. the most succéaSi‘ulremmiysionL
female ills we have“ was originally"
prepared for home use from one. oil
these botanic recipes, and. the dor‘nand:
for this fanlous medicine has gipvm
until over 350,000 poundsof roots and} -
herh's are use annually in its'prepnm
ition. It, will well repay any woman
m: a total of 81,266,000.
Amendments voted down y-ct day
one
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PRESENTED WITH A FLAG
ng the occasion. the. Second Com-
55 to 20, am 53 to, pony of Norwalk. Connecticut Home
quards. was presented with a hand-
lsome silk American flag. the gift or
George A. Buterworth of Winnipauk,
‘Satur‘dny afternoon, in the. local ar-
ST. PAUL, Minn, Sept. 4.~-li.arlh-’imory.
i, respectively.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS in:
M
"r
Mayor Carl A. Harstrom made the
this famous meicine n trial-Adv.-
. V ...-... __. ,__._.. ._...«_.,.g
Early Meningitis
it'or. Smashes Into House
\x . “4““
m...“ ..~...-- «m.~.......~......‘. www%v..r..~« «Ru-W
A . L ‘ ,
ye-F' u .
i‘ .
and. lost'coni‘rol of tilt
vi.
A“ Brittahiavtator V ‘
woo we; presume young to glow and kenhain. En
enriget. their (it p _ ‘ .
‘ holvrootvo'i" how it it thrblla‘ll‘into a‘ room. I The monolith
s; new “ u .. ~ . ,
lasso. ‘
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