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THE WHOLE WORLD on THE JOB
Nearly all whole civilized world la
0 experiencin': an educational upheaval.
From a vague unrest has developed
the. realization that sound education
In necelwary to lbc further progress of
7 civilintiou. ltnd lhlt many of the for.
liter ltystemlll of education have been
unsatisfactory. _Tlle war forced home
.to England and ‘lv‘ranco the need ’for
educational reform. ()ur own Ameri-
canizalion problem is only one phage
I of the newlv fclt need for a more an-
eral and thorough educational system
in this country that will rl-acll every
citizen.
I The uprooliin: of old and incillcient
methods is not confined to the West-
‘Prn llcmisplllcre. with its western civil-
Izatlon. Thu Orient has felt Illi‘ need
‘ for a bigger; Inc'ltcl- cducationitl sys-
tem, lll'. Oelltimn. a professor in tbt
" NORWALK'
_ month.
, Al'oo, "all to the extent
[no at M. W uni agility-
‘ American are natural fist~ftghterm
“as the British are. Boxing tell into
disrepute in this country because it
was allowed to develop into priu-
“lighting, accompanied by gambling}
jfraudulent decisions and other unde-
vsirable features. Against clean boxing
few sensible Americans have ever had
any objections. A general rivival of
the sport, under decent auspices,
:should be welcomed. l
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UNEXPECTED ECONOMY
‘One of the surprises ol the war
was sprung by Secretary tilt-Adm
when he announced that government
expenditures were running far below
it was expected that
IiI’K.‘ estimates.
the ordinary government outlay would
average about a billion dollars 3
So fair, it has only averaged
The expendi-
ln the
one-third that much.
threat for the war department
lull-ll four monthtt have been only 50
fper cent. of the department's esti-
‘tnate for that period,
"Vague apprehensions seem to ex-
ist in the public mind." sayn Mr. MC-
of the finan-
cial requirements of the llnited Staten
during the the current fiscal year. It
may be helpful to the country to
linlw that these requirements have
llcen greatly exaggerated. and that !n
cretary of the
usury Iht re iii no reason whatever
llis
rc-
t‘le judgment of the HI“
trc
for apprehension on this score."
judztnent is bill-wit on the latent
ports.
This public expectation of vast cx-
pelldittlrca it llhtluld be admitted. Was
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due trimnrily to the estimates of the
them-
for-
‘ 120\'el‘tlmt‘nltll llepartmentlt
HIH'S. 'Ehc public will readily
l cite the (It‘liill'lnlt‘nl head for thcir ex-
cessiil- lilwralitr. They were enter-l
im: an lint‘l.:l"‘lt'tl sea of expenditure .
and it was Hi'lIf‘l' to over-estimate than
to underestimate.-
Tllc war is going to cost llil cnotlitll'
billiona, at been, before we get through
"murder cases
;robbcry: Gu‘ave Rabble. theft.
‘ ill ltlttlattlt.
BREAK amount; IN
SUPERIOR COURT
(Continued from ”First Page).
The new murder case to cane be-‘
fore the court is that of‘ William
Jones who shot and fatally wounded
John Achy. on New. 11. at the WII',
rep Bros.’ camp on, Lindley SIY€°I.‘
Woollen. Jules is charged with
murder in the first degree.
Standard Can.
The oldest in the list of continued
illl that of l‘erando
Laudali, who killed Ernisto Pompo.
in Stamford, on March to last. His
case has been continued from time
to time for some renal or other. I
Thoma Maloney'tl cue cones next.
On May 10 in Bethel hfi killed James-ti
Stierli. Then comes the case of Pelcri
Petti, who Itillt’d Donate to Lallo in
Bridgeport. at a card game on l-‘auo
toil street. on June 18 Illil.
mom's cm.
Next in order is the cattle of Wil-
liam ilobcrts. of Htraiford, who killed
his wife on. July 4. and then lh” cal-e‘
of Eugene (lacuna. of Huntington.
who got rid of William Normandin,‘
by burning the shack in which the
victim slept. July 11 last. j
The litut care is from linnbltrv.
John 'ChI‘I'IIOH killed Abllliab Khou
gen. August 21. in a quarrel I'I‘lIIt" at
work. ' ' i
No one known whether any of ”7'30
cases will be tried at the coming
term. They all are to be continued
again until February. I
Bridgeport-Joeoph l’istey. robb‘ry:
Michael Quixley. robbery: Edward
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Schultz. robbery: Frank nglov. . - ‘
theft: Oscar Nerrere. theft: Eric. W. . 1:3? tan, 0“ 70% ”INN“
Smith. theft: John Den-term. limit: - " o "It _
Andrew Dennison. theft: Paul Tale. . VII“. “.50 ~ ..... ‘. ........................
mody, theft: Peter Kriaviclt. theft: ..
Walter Emile-ton. thrtt; Joneph fr.
Clare. theft; Franklin Foley. forgery:
Wm. Jones. murder: Louis Moriaonio.
criminal assault: James Kilroy. nt-
temptcd criminal annult: Albert
Berger. criminal assault: l'harles
(Monet. white alnvery: Tonv Tomzev.
wiz. atmrev. stimuli; Joseph .I. Thom-
lllt, theft: Louis Samaria, burglary:
John f)'t"onncll. burglary.
Pall'ileld-—Slephen Rudcr. injury
to property: Fitter Juror. burglary:
Nicola lit-tut. indect assault.
Monroe- Mike Dirgo. horse
George Haber. theft.
New ('nunan ericbard Taylor. horde
lilo-It. ‘
Weatportwl‘red Suttmleru. Damian:
Sinmford— Dominick l‘iero. rob
bery: William Sweeney. highway
theft:
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'anWllIItA—Ilnnlvl Novak. burglary l
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Extra lone sin.
Value $8.00
Pair
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Special. Pd?
, Buy Blankets and Comfortables New
The goods are here in plenty and the prices are
much‘lémrer than they will be later. The wise wo-
man . Ti provide. in time. Dela s ' -
pointments. 37 mean disap
BLANKE‘I'S
HEAVY WHITE BED BLANKE’IS
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COMFORTABLES
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1.000 PAIRS WHITE OR GRAY BLANKETS
Blue and pink borders, extra wit finish. . .
$4.98:
Warmth without weight.
Value $6.00. Sale, pair ....................
5 ffidfiwm‘ m” W- $298 500 PAIRS EXTRA SPECIAL
........................ . ........... . CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS
. PLAID «BLANK , s Blue - ‘
I In blue. pink and tan novelty . ET Vthemgm‘ . I l_ .
.- plaids, W ' For Saturday only, pair .................... . '
ALL WOOL PLAID BLANKETS
Blue, tan. black, gray and brown colorings. Would cost us to
buy today from the mill » ..
$12.00‘puir. -, ~ 1 '
Very special, pair ..................... ' |
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HARTFORD POST OFFICE
RECEIPTS. " ’
A SENSATTIONAL COAT SALE 31
f ’ THE GREATEST OF THESEASQN
lltulLuxuriousfiuatslufll‘umcuuldhuutillalifiice .
f ., CoatsMade to Sell From $275010 $46.00. Two Great Special'Lots I
$21.50. and: $26.50 ‘ ,l
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ilanburv - Arthur Mofllt. tho-fl " 1- , , , .p a.
poultry: Jon Mcf‘ownn. the" mull": '. t-eilt‘t‘tinatrtfhglllil‘tzf‘or; px'ILQiTE'LJmi
Wm. Sullivan. theft: WK? Olivitt.l the largest of any month in the I‘ll)“:
llol‘ae trefl: )liltc Buck't'lih. bl" .tory of the office. They were SIM-l
ciury: Jolt“ N'm'lll- intent ‘9 murder: 1 359. The increttize is thought to be:
John (‘ararm intent to murder. ' dug to mull business 'm. and for 903..
From lust tcrm‘ 10h" M“"'"“"- dleru across the sea The per-venture 3
human: mom» Mm". bnrklarli of gain was us '
Chan. Roscntllal. theft. ,-._-...... . I ' l
lint" bondrv'l‘ony Lac-lam. theft; w» » ..... ... ....,..,u_ _ ,,,_ 2
William Northrop. (ll-«union: I'ldWlll
l'into. theft: Russell Hummer, tulle
:lllto without leave. all of Ilrit‘lgeport. e 0‘ il
Stamford Henry Lee Keelcr. biz- OIMYorkC-rb
liu doubled in price aim-e we called
uttentton to its menu I week ago.
WE LOOK FOR
"I And incidentally. the purchaser will any
FURTHER
SHARP ADVANCE
has expressed with it. The expenses may bc'expcct-
pro
Univerltlty oil ’l‘oliio.
“19 J”WNW“? M‘lln“. Mill lH‘I'll-lll-‘i ”‘0 ml to increase steadily, For the
Au
Quatrieme
It but become a
Christmas Shop; but
’ is not Iike'uuy other
Christmas Shop.
in the world
world ft‘f'llnil. lllv‘ “WNW lit!“ b‘Wl acnt. over.i dollar saved from the Hill-
.too narrow Ill ila educational pufllOi‘P. ll‘rilf'ii III 5') much to tho good.
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TWO BITS FOR VICTORY
Beginning ilcc, {Lit will be possibil-
he bPl‘cWe. it can no longer be con-l
tent 'willl trvlnc. to maltr- good Japan:
it llltlill tench Ilfl
eee citizens “lllllpll'.
boys and girls "to he cxclnpltlrv (‘lll‘ for any .llllet'tcan to buy victory and
a time.
gem of the World." lit-:tt't‘ u quarter's worth , at
Education Ill tllc biczcut force
democracy. in making till» wol'lll FM“ be getting the limit business bargain Flairileld—Wnl. Wyiaonki. tin-ft:
Joseph Baroski. theft.
Greenwich-John Wynele. forgery.
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u‘c must maltc it sound yol offcred him in war securities.
good mani’
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for democracy
in education. Till-rl- ut't- ll The process is Fllllhlf'. I! will hall .
”""' "M" “"‘V' mm“ W" '0 MW in your pocket that 13 CONVIC'I‘S
cot'l-l'utllcntal implfll. you don‘t need for anything else, vou' MAKE ESCAPE
problem ‘ is I” ‘lmlt into the post ofllce and pay it for —. ‘
stamp is (Continued from First Page). l
their individual cells. then “of
through two barred doors. and finally!
tblrough [a heavy steer door which.
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‘Drohlcnw to he I: I I ‘ I
"WHA T or WHO is Au Quarrieme? ”
, S9. an out-of-town woman asked us. “One of my Mold: . came to m, " she
said. will: flu most fetching little knitting apron which slu 5min Au Ouafrlme.
Another had been having Au Ouarrime decorate her new lime. A third had just
”Miranda beautiful antique chaise [write/Ill Ouaffirme. And the other day I m
[word 0 (tr! say all: always at her riding clothes Au Quam'me. ”
Sol ask again. "What is this myterious Au Quatrieme which seems to have
Stud Int important inlormailon jun
received.
G. W. m & CO.
ll BROAD 51.. NEW YORK I
littadli’rllcll, Follow, 1907
IOSTON PHILADELPHIA
Ill'rrr! I’malz ii'l'rri
‘alfletmdowM-tulatm
tary and and
But the educational
i of lllcfic. and it ill none 3 umrm
the wholt. wot-id tn KN flli‘l‘l'ly a t‘O'lt't-nlr‘nt device for help
front tho- It'll‘i stamp." ‘ That
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too soon. in." /
down in tllt'f't*l‘l“1l-"l’ll.§lnmm "r “g “Tina you call down the quarters. When
1'01] ncctlmtllatc 16. stamps. you prc—
ti ' .
I“ m ---‘""*"" ' ent tic 'tl i” cut dlitlonal Md” ""0 ”'9 Tommy" ”0'" ”W
h" 5‘ l m. “'l l - i‘ 5 ll ‘ ' prison corridor. l L e ' . ' - n
30““ ‘flnd “WM 8 “M, win“ cmm.‘ Albcrt cunnelll. a guard stationed: _ -.- verytlllng, know every thing, and d," everything.
, We, ourselves. can never descrtbe AU QUATIEME. We always say, “all,
ijltst inside the steel door. was beat-g
on into ttnconsciouneaa. but not be-I
fore he had summoned .lolln Carlson“
nicltt captain of the guard. with hlal
tries. Carlson. too, was beaten tin-l,
consciousness. The thirteen men then
climbed the fifteen-foot wall at the
east gate. '
Guards with rifles in the two towarq'
The ('llicrlm'l‘t'ibunc is pleased to ob:
chilp overt-body is outlaw.
it covers flu mire Fourth Floor of flu Old Building. and is actually lib: no other
place lit the warld.’.
Au~0uafrieme is a Dream Come True
-u Womuu’rdrum-of bovinttbc mott interesting, utou
beautihtly most original; molt'heipftil and most excluuive chop.
USED CARS)
are Gimp New
Wonderful bargains to be had in
overhauled and guaranteed
mmm
. 1 t th That certificate ill a sort of "baby
' - z - 2: le mora a o e . ,
9d m ”Meg'mmn ' l h war bond." and its fine an investment
. . .. " ' rr ca 5,. t cv :ITP' '
b0“ m n" ”Mum” mp as any Irll’lill soul could desire. It.V
rm ’ ' ' . . in boxin match- _
‘pe ittlnu tOIll'IllIKi ti Mm... interest at the rate of 4 pet
" ea. indeed. ltirtic experts: are helm:
curve that.
a .— r-—‘- p.” __.. _. .__.—_.~. .
cent a year, compounded quarterlv.
etnployed to lit-itch tllcm. Wl'l‘ ”l” 7‘“ m order m M nearest the irate aim“ the own data , .
, ve eople the trouble of . ll' ‘ . . _ . .
,1," co_0wm“0n-Q, H... v, M (a , _ l’ . war over in.» “all. and fired at mom; “MIS'KWS l Just “present AuQuatrleme hasi‘exerted alltta charm'tao become theunlque
' .. vuzzllm'thetr1)“!anch the 'n'PW-‘i‘uvmtedlr. but the night was dark cosu on TIME 9 gift shop in New York-and it has succeeded. Elven in these difficult times
”and othl-r nlllilnf'l'llly i-piipcctltblr- min-computation. Uncle Sam has workm! 22d :3 {Etna lmotvn early today not
e an .
I . 1‘. .' it 9 Tribune remarks. '
wan: Au as 1 out the Simplest. plan imaginable. \ou. Warden Murphy stated ”m the men:
- -. r. tre.
there are no fillDIPPl'lbll" mo 'll {just pay your ”.12 and let-the int?! !could not have escaped without the
- lassistunce of connivunce of amnebody.
there are “gifts lately arrived from lli‘rance, England. Italy. , and ,even Rania.
They were personally chosen and brought over by Au Quatricmo‘ couriers.
4a Charlene-is for all pocketbooks, , ton
PAYM ENTS
$350 up
, WflLYMVEIILANll co.
flora in the nation. i
eat run; ant at the end of five years i - - - ~
in, natural enough. “A man who . ,‘ .— li‘bg" 'hell‘m‘m . . , ~ B'“".‘H"VF” LE“?! 3’" u" Y°"‘ _ If you haveadollar andwant to spend it in an intonation,r way. Au Quat-
. - 50‘" certificate is worth 3». "P" 0 “9 ""0 W" "m“? "l? ' e 0' 5° 0" mum“ rtemehasdollar 'fts. If on have $22 000 tospend on asi ' 'f 'f or.
expected to acquire proficiency Wllh; , l sentences. i Open et'enings 3‘ . y . ' . . . ng‘. ‘1 t’ a 3' tm
. tau can not the “W. then. by turn-i i wonderful than furs or Jewels could possibly be. Athiatrleme has that. too.
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V t ‘lt not ex cctell to flinch5 '
. the bayone i P .mg n in a, any pom 0mm Or you
from a boxing glove. and the nation. . ,1
h ‘l ‘ :m” w ”wican get llle cash value of your certifl-l
Will ave reconcl ct l . - . ,
'8 '0 cate sooner. if you want it. The oer-g
“float ' e ma' be necessary at ‘
that four y « liliicates will soon. no doubt. be our-
flmes to pretlcrvc things of value. . i
”There is reasonable hope that.
”Sutton will climc out of [its test with
great deal of its mental and moral
fitter cleared away. That prudential
A .few of AdOautrieme’s Origiudifies
Bonk“ can. lat-p screens, glass bowls for fruits. floral or gold M, iron mm
I“. to M'otd Who'll. Goldoui note books. Venetian glass button: Imp III-his,
'clrd boxes. boxes for lingeriwnllppm. handkmbteh, l-tc.. old blur Bristol and Water-
(did datum; old Venom» boxer. scent bottla. colorful Spanish tiles made by Daniele
2m indmduai nb'tmwat-cucil chinopepper. lmlt and. sugar 'Illlim. old lacquer
In", pointed would-tops from Imdon. Cat-outa- silk surfs Ironvmm, guy in“...
album: shank, Raul-n linen table pieces. crispy ntltlndie knitting—gm” cw“
- long-c cushions and covers. void
.--_ locale! (lollies and centerpieces.
-' copies of antique hilt stands.
pointed WM pointer path and
tbc;wn' alt money. with this superiority-
iover llault-notcsalhcv will bear inter-l
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tutor or more ‘
ttractlve way devised for saving mom
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If there was ever Filly oil
. ~ . '“J l v .
. nd custodlal. ideas which were best ‘9)" we don't ham)?" to . ll l ,, twine IIM"I"MVH‘M pointed
.Nllt! to prevail in the United States . T "c“ "' ' ill ‘ T ' loll’l'd". 0" Ne'VJIM" M'
I .v ' 0‘ calculated to develop a race.‘ ""0 ousht to be a tremendous re-l E: . . " ' ed nip. Old French and Itllian
o n I 4 lsponse. Let overvbod ll't t i ~ I l? 3 fl I mm' non mounted ' "m”
mpg either in muscles or in charv y ar n p-ompivl 1;. s ,i "Wk"? shod» I“ I“ "I'll
lll ' id iii an the Sr], and invest lvo hm ir. ' ‘ .i ' "'""' "m" m" “M""‘"
or; The Illlelll» OI one 03' In”. Victory .3 ‘- , . old English pout-r Spanish altar
c bet-n excellent and virtuous. but' ‘ 'l ,’. 5 WM '" ”m °‘ "W “Wm
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“WWW"M » . « . ' . ammo... 2:. :m
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w: Oi mm- m a: Quinn-noel > ; . . m... 5m“ “.2: "mum
”hr" ‘ l . ”Dim M M ”my ‘ W ('I O: I "I.
' ‘ r m » m I. l. . ~ m. an hM‘m.
is ill prrmtlblv true so {or as ho! Dim: Price" trim . . l .
”is cancel-pint, at leant. him all , i 'mflllm 31:3,“ .33.", ,9" _ I ‘ Airmail“,- .
been a t'lutmlv art." from "=0. mg'filgtdmmnh Ll an? N I 1
.- is of Illimer'iz heroes at Troy: AETNA mm” ' ~ ~ ' . " . .; '
.. carom fro-mt WANAMA-KER
. It is incimliaraliiv more manly m1 MAMA], ~ . . , . . _ .
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man now , : W’d‘fllflh N!!! Y“.
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