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A Stated Communication of Old We‘ll;
Lodge, No. 108, F. and ‘
Tuesday eveflin‘,v
d ‘0 it or; whose repairs and improvem
and 3‘50; has no control. who is unhappy enough‘
The. Eieribodi would like to see them——— [he.lengue Obligations. by means or
also re: home-owner
4 all he surveys.
-_:painted_ he can, at a pinch. paint it
‘; himself.
A. M., will.‘ ”Mun
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building for themselyes. '
clothes and shoes have already risen!
so nluch.and with no signs of coming; ; .0 ENT‘NE
Ian ahead: ‘3
down, how can any family p
for a home and feel at all assured that:
it will be able to make payments 1_0_.
the contractOr or to the mortgage hold: ‘ READERS,
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er who finances it?
This is where the home loan bank.
And, in all fair-T
why should the farmer have all’
the advantages when it comes to bor-
g rowing money for his form and home?
; Is not the city dweller entitled to a lit-
ftle assistance? ‘
Nothing makes so thoroughly for
good citizenship as the ownership of a THE
lot 1e. it is only the floatin worker. _
l I ' 8 Editor of Sentinel:
shelters over. i
would be of great use.
ncss.
living wretchedly in
to be a fomenter of discord.
seems
Everything he does
Editor's Residence—Tnlfi-l gulls his own home for his own fam«
Refldena“ fly in fifth looking into. More than a:
million (fillies are Virtually homeless
at fie‘se‘ll‘l, find many millions more boys
need better housing. ' '
___.____.
n food dual ._ ‘
knows he is monarch of,
.
His lawn and garden snow .
their lending in proportion to his own a
effort.
worth 'w’hile.
Anything which will make it easier
far the min in rodent circumstances to have it‘.’
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ORA ”REALIS ON THE wmas
believe that we will not
the treaties to go to war. unless Con-
SNI! shall declare war; that alone is
a sulleifi t reason for the Senate -to»
“'m'm‘mfie" ' . “I
.seli’ preservation is no longer the first
lawotnnture. m,unrul§an
learn. each is the tenet of a _ t;
'01 outwit ' of figam
nation 10‘ W
the.“ Mdmnn,
r dill not understand that
mm‘
be mutiny
ll
i
,i!
. If the pm-
§that We arenotto be
twat; without the or W-
‘shall be rejected by the Senate. would
.it not be most natural for other na-
gtions to believe that. by ratification
“WELCOME HOME" Gil-“M ’ ii?°h§§“§5"§$§3m§i$y 5‘2"”‘33
T'ON- [league alum?
Why all this scrapping about a good let.“ :2; :fiihupmri':ngsg 3::
views '
-—-—q.—.‘ ——__._...n
ents he time for the boys? Why nothave them "at.” “me we bare in mind the
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parade, if the ’ will? .
’ possibzllty of avoiding performance of
then give them a good shore dinner.
Remembering the boys that are still future action or inaction of Congress?
A treaty is a contract. according to
” hp wants the llouse'uv9r met-9' and that they must have international law and can therefore
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the sa . - :
w... mnéief‘ii’iel‘.‘“ind'fét’i'igmd‘fi'fii °'“>' be interpreted b. mm mm min-
good time m their own way. rciples of interpretation of contracts.
“'hile the boy! were fighting, cold 2,2221%” '°‘"‘ 0‘ ”‘9 9'7”“ ‘0 "l"
and hungry, oyfr there. you had Mr cannot ei'fectuail} interpret it.
ggood time in yfiur own way. The L. b. s
'mom’.“ that was donated was for them "‘M
for this good time. “'lly not let them
hARGEST suauAnmE HAS TRIAL.
. “moron. Aug. 25. ~le s72.
,Sflid by the lake Torpedo Boat (‘omW
4’3“}: her blinders. to he the ltil'gest
submarine ever built for the United
States Navy. completed her first days
FROM THE MOTHER OF ONE
“'HO \i’lLl. NEVER RETURN.
August 28th. ,
P. S_—-\“t‘ cannot do enough for the,
ee‘“ ‘omclal trial ll . v. -
I TRE FEE! TREATY. ?. l ere yesterday Record
.To the Editor of The South North“; - "‘3 ° “mneemem mad“ ”"1”“ ”‘9.
Sentinel: ’submarine made a speed of l‘i.l that!
If the poWer to make treaties Were on the surface. She also made a dire
teas-1g
fit the. y,
m as! 0 ba'
“£32.23
1 family,
fiAL CROKER Am
MISS CURRAN, HIS
NURSE, ARE MARRIED
’ in” ad w
Alumnus Weds Girl Whofilred
for Him Through lune“.
BOSTON. Aug. 29.—Society circles
long the North Shore and in Boston
cm stirred yesterday by, the an-
neentent in all Boston newspapers
the marriage of Paul Crocker, weal-
traveied. Harvard alumnus, mem-
of many chain, and his twenty-
nleyenr-old nurse, Miss Mary liar-
Weymonth.
it won learned. was
performed in St. Cecilia’s church.
Back Bay, Monday evening, by the
Rev. Father Fletcher. The couple are Bolster Cases
now spending their honeymoon in New Excellent ualitv m tslin nd WP"
York. Frederick Pritchard. classmate made; “.03", 39}. ‘ a sec
of the bridegroom in Harvard. and
Miss Josie Curran. sister of the bride,
were present. ’
in July. 1018. Hr. Cracker was taken
ill at his beautiful Marblehead sum-
mer residence and Miss Curran was
engaged as nurse. Last autumn. while
he was convalescing. they went to
Florida and returned in the spring to
Boston.
‘ Mr. Crocker's fortune is said to have
been built up by the (‘rocker family
m I-‘itchburg. where the huge paper
mills owned by the m of the
including fleesrs. Kendall.
Charla, Man and W'illiam T.. of New
York. All Ire said to be brothers of
Paul Cracker. l
PRIZEFIGHTER ones m HoserrALJ
ATLANTIC CITY. 5'. J.. Aug..29.-—‘
Frank Feifling of Wilkes-Barre. Pa., a'.
prizeflghter. died in the City Hospital!
here today. as tho remit of him
sustained in a prize tight last night.
His opponent_ K. O. Circus of Pitts-
? Tonight. each ..........
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Worth 35c.
, Mercerized Damask Tray
' Cloths
' Tonight. ear-h ........ 25c
Lockwood Sheeting
GOOI wan3:ym Wide. unbleach-
ed M133; ”til 35c.
_: Tonight. yard ........ 25¢
int-stifle Catalytic
36 inches wide. 39
Speckl (rm . yard . . c
Light Ground Calicos
Dots. figures and stripe patterns.
“'ol'lh 230. 15c
Ton fgln. ya rd ..........
Boston Store
SPECIAL MONEY SAVERS
Tonight From 7 to 10 O’clock
W'omens’ Hemetiiched 1
Halidkerclliefs
2.22:2? 2 .. 5c}.
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Curtain Serious and
Swisaes -
\K'htte and Arab. Value 24 .
RM Tonixht yard. C
Marouisette Cuflains
“m I03:
$1.5“ Tonigl‘x. pail
$1.29
6x9 Feet Crcn Iota
“Claw
Lace trimmed edges
white and vent. worth
i
All colors. Vii.
designs. wur'h
SH! 00 Tonight ....
”12311390ka
Good serviceable “y, Dorm
held at its rooms,
Sept. 2nd, 1919, at 8 o’clock. Work EH (‘akle t 15)]:
‘A. Degree, All Master Masons ‘qo’rJ ' .S. e one and telegrapn‘not delimited, as indicated in my form- of 29' feet - .. burg. was held without bail Sam? .a.’
dially and fraternally invnted. rt. lines in the ““91"“ part Of the C0111!“er letter. the President "“1 89.1“” emmla depth. 9‘0“???“ the ‘0‘ Lewis the referee was i ld ' . H.000i —-— and Oriental patter-u
-terna||y Yours. JOHN K. FINCH, 4..., country were taken over again ”L would have autocratic powers. They Wraneut in w {Ni Th9 ' ‘ ’ '9 m ' Pm Skirting Value 30. 00 q R. 1‘17”
Aueat: w' ' 3 r-entlv not by the overnme t‘b t b ’Could send our [WONG to "'9 ”130198! . trials will be continued today. M“ . . b ' . p ' a.
ROBERT M- WILCOX. T " . g n u Y'parts 0' the World, to fight in foreign' This speed is said by navy oncers __ -...._. ‘n‘vream and Khaki mlori 25
Secretary. . thr- aurora boreahs. iwars. that in no way concerned this to W .3 previous trial records on‘ TROLLEY FARES INCREASED. worth 50¢, Tonight. yd C _
' flu- a A 303m new“??? relates Its 333:“; “2:; ‘03:. 1:306 Tor I bad " pmummry mt, acumen tag. my”. magic; . Light House W
_ ‘trrmllle‘sfiithtllewlréaln xl i, - 9 YD a . odowm.. . . .
_—’- e pananon’ffi'erghfiy “gage: would only make. _____. -..,, ,_ :znfiresuc‘arafzzcs from“ 1:22:82"! ‘ Colored Dress Linens Etta?! Museums"? in . reed
: e a n , . - . -. rrespdd Grease; , . »
K 3' 1 Cut. themselves. of a,WATEMURY IAWFAVTURER . Clean-up sale of imported all lln- (‘au 5 19¢
THE HOBO'S DEFENSE. :ar the fact that most of its Cables from
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a ”WWW” 3‘ "V Special correspondents failed to comegtreaty with allot
,thrmtgll and were conspicuously all-lt‘ge”e m.;-la a d hi
PPR“!!! nnnan er-in-‘C er r
DEAD for trip tickets. was w to!" eh m, an .
. - willie. worth
WATERELRY, AUG 29”“9'5 “‘5' by the Matron! Tramways Commie-i 31.50 yard. Tonight. yd.
““9 °‘ the that "mm”- mm. The We is m, on .
her nation. And it is?
this connection. that:
4
A hobo writes to
exposition 01' his point of views:
"i would like to as}: what right any “mt from ifs ”km” in one issue ‘0! th A m! Ni [1
. -< ' - ‘te ” . 'l 9 ma ofte 'athls mm WthH'l l-.
9‘19 has to pity a hobo. A I,“ j“: The aurora borealis is said to hai'e;States. Supports: lbs? in the Exalted ‘ . en‘- Deggtzm: ldadil‘mc maniullnz. Mt fits, to m I, mt. B n A .
am lying undel I1 Dig. shad) ire“ ‘ Ovt't‘lmvdt‘ll the ‘wires with electricity.‘ upon this nation being called upon id turer of this city and president of the m m to employee. air has M“
free—l worry about nothing. Tue-This: land line same effect as grounding? fierg’rmhilsldomlgution. under Article American Pin Company. He was at' ' ":L... .r ' Shell am enter. ‘7 . lot
E. . e s on hay _ ‘ I
e as President and one time a member of the Board of éROWING OLD BEFORE YMi Wt. m . c ”99].!
min: 6!! them. When at at t 1
Just a u” "6 with “I temp was made tof‘om‘mander-ln-Chief of the Army and Public Safety of Ills city, and MIT?“
. , d2 f bi g ‘ n . . e aurora by shutting,xavy a man Who would any that tho on m’oamm‘lssion'whirh super.
little ways all are Ill? )3!“ h 0 8 K 0!! tilta current from the batteries and? he Would be governed by the pflM' yang the erect’ ‘ to. of tho present City
its trains coming and le‘ting the nurora's current do the,”es 0’ international 1“" and the de' Hall.
.claration of our State Depurlment. re.
Any time it suits lily fork lhe scheme failed The natural
. . 7' ‘ _ - ‘ :lating to treat' s d binning
and it 133“"? not NWT?!” came UM)‘ m irregular fill-“hes force upon the'iezlgl‘afug?:eierred to'
in my former letter), and that he
TIM:
Kidney trouble tends *0 “"0" ‘W Dal-nine Cotton '
M1_ meooumcommddle 1th- a! W b
they fear oncoming old age when it it “'9' "C“ 3 “9001* “W 9c
and gray
MlOfi Ltflmgfi‘flNG POST. tally the kidneys that are at fault.
Clinton Safety Pins
birds singing above have no
me when it comes to liberty.
or"
railroad with
going constantly. Regular
fancy I can travel. Tonight, bout»
to me whether the railroad!: are re am! 1'8th spoiled the messages,
Galvanized iron M
Foley's Kidney Pills assist Nature 10
The meeting of the Junior League
More a sound. hefllhy condition and
M the Email Mimi. called for
turned to their owners or taken by the Things like this happen every now and: Would not break. or male 3 ”up of
government. I Will l‘idt' them anyway. then. They keep m9". human b - ‘l'alWl‘ 0'. a treaty; and, assume (hit, Tuesda . Se tember 2nd has been ‘
“TN shoum 1 pnw me busy toms of from knowing too sure I th elngs at the same time, the will of the ma- poutponzsd age“ Mandala, Sopranber to u“‘. k‘ghe' .sorfnefs' lam- All sizes. 1? quart rise: regular
' - . . . . . ., '1 , a ‘. . w ., a- a d ti: .1 . ° 9m591‘95'lority or the American people_ .5 ex- gm at 3 o’cl k at Gm, chum“ mp ms and stiffness. it. Vi. hells. Ton- TOMS” card _______ 9c M Tom“, pmh c
the cu) weal-m- tum.e yes a a, i n eir works by lntlmating that Pressed in the House of Representa- “b.5030. . "pane twin. Mich. writes: “Foley's Kidney , ' -
lives. was not in favor of war. In The meetinghas been postponed so as Plus make me feel like 0 new man." mm; mxmwmx‘m
m n W W
side of skyscrapers.‘ living their can- there is much more to learn and do
ventionul (-utnnilllriml lives, doing the lit-fore the forces of Nature are reall."
same thing orm- and over again 211:3 chained for the Rel-vifeof313n“
times a your? 1 pity them. ,
"i wait when I want a ft-w dollars.
not to interfere with the meeting c‘n‘inpcommendtd also for bladder trove
ed for Tuesday night of all Vt orld \\ ar the.——Stilleon-Powell Corporation.
such a conjuncture what might be the
consequences?
' if the American peeple erroneously veterans.
m-
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TIRES
Smith. Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented. ' Prices on First! I“ k
"Wired. Rentals. 35 ‘
per month. Murmurs-mitt; My“ :01...“ l‘
,
\V'hrn I get lililzy or forty dollars—or
'. ‘s‘nkva‘ l hand in my i‘t-slgnn‘ion and
:.m stricxly my own boss while it lasts. ’0” llS‘lOper month.
l ("I'Inrl'l'W‘ my<blf :- thousand times PLUMIER. i L- Bmo’ ‘
llltv w twittznu‘n- :lnol lihllllll'l tum hi my » WR'T‘R ‘KCHANGE. l3!” 8’. m mo ‘
whr- :l.'~' shut up in filrli‘ll'lt'r and 01- O ‘5’ Fair-field AVG" Uridgeport. COM'IU Tel. “1. N ‘4‘
Ol'walk The and Rubber (10m an F - 7 ~ __.. 2 -— -___-_,_-
iuunol my happiness on the {and " ‘ ' __
TIH' it'lit‘l‘ jilsllfll‘s', in l‘dt‘ lxulm l!l\ . I
hobo existence. 15m lw for-2M; .1 {my NORWM, MNWUT ‘
Without this virili-
SeV‘enzPer Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock
General Oillces—Norwalk, Connecticut
illipol'tun' thin: 1.
u.’ (Mill-r
llzllltl
"Minn ht- st;mn~. 11“, lll'htlll"
'm-n he (‘I‘lllli nu: l--::.l the lump):
life \\'ithntlt llw labor of other men _
there would he no railroads. There Transfer Agents—Guaranty m Oo.,( ”York
“0“” b" ““ “‘“Tkgh‘m 0“ “mm"? Registrar—Liberty National Bank New York
,
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where he could ran his stake a neml .. . . .
There would be no cheap newspapsr “Fm
No Bonded Indebtedness t
Outstanding 31.500.000
Mug 31.000000
balance sheet of the com-
to tell him what the pl'olllt‘lll‘ of other
men about railroads or othwr math-rs
may be. There would he no she-Aer
for his winters. no hospitals to care,
for what wound or illness he may ac-
quire on the road, There would he no
nrmision for his old age. ' i.
The hobo may be happy in his way
——but it. is a St‘lfirll way. He is a para—
site upon the labor of the world. Other'
men pity him «not for his freedOm nor,
his shady tree. but, for the fact that by
his parasitism he has lost the greatest
happiness in the world—that of the
self-respecting worker. Rnd he has
lost. the happiness, of home joys and
children and the chance of a future
when freedom and shady trees and
7 per cent. Cumulative l’referred, Authorised ”All,”
common Authorized “MM“
“'0 summarize from the letter of the President of ill Company, Mr. W. B. Miller. and fmm ”10
pally certified to by l.>‘\]o‘. Banks 8; ti‘nlllpany. the essential feature of this issue as folk-“‘91
(1') EQUITY: Preferred as to dividends and assets.
2) VOTIEI’G POWER: Preferred stock will have voting power in case of any
(at Failure to pay four consecutive dividends on preferred stock.
(1‘) Failure of company to earn during any fiscal year an amount equal to the
‘ plus the sinking fund.
(ct Failure 0f company to maintain an amm
standing preferred issue.
(52‘; MANN or FUTURE rmancm: women
given for placl'lgany mortgage on properly or fiedgi
mama FUND $75,” annually to retire preferred stock up
(5) “PEBBLE at $113 per share and seemed dividends on any date
Atnotimeoftluyoarhaveyouabcuer‘ rtunty' h -
s‘gslttlhvfllolocrrprtofyourhtuncthanc‘l’:t’ltzi.lt(our-Luna:
our of the following defaults:
dividends on the preferred stock.
Wyn. ' a” xr.. l. a‘u‘m- .a'
mt of net quick and current assets equal to llil per cent. of the out-
wt of 75 per cont. of Preferred Stock holders must he
no any olhef‘ m “cept for purchase money mortgages.
to $115 per share.
finer thirty days’ notice.
sunny roadsides have been welt-i
earned. and are therefore all the'
eweeter. l (6,! Emu: 3 year average before For year ended Dec_ For first six mos. 1919.
The hobo's joys are the plums lays-E , , ._,_ taxes. ended Dec. 31. 31, 1918, before taxes, after RIOS. on pfr» lt ‘
——thoae of today, dependent upon windi ,' , ~ 1918, 01! Did. Stock _on_pfd.latoek ‘ annual “"9 0f
and weather and other people, Thel .. F" , $35.56 $36.86 $34~Q4
3:: of manhood are forey'er‘ de'u‘le‘dé (7.) ASSETS: Total net. approximately $225 per share. Net Quick, approximately $139 per share. . q
, ——————O .| (3) PURPOSE 0? ISSUE: Proceeds of the sale of this issue will be used to builda new plant 31151 for. additional ‘ ‘ " ;: . i- I
g working capital, both of which are made necessary on account of the feet that the company S bill-“mess ls ill- ”I“ I
W .Ia.
‘hw
attic-Io
Our- my dour m .Sareflled; '
LOANS FOR HOMES.
“ Senator Calder of New York advo-
cates the passage of a bill creating
“home loan banks" which would mate
32.000.000.000 available for llome'con-l ‘
struction. The reason these banks are: I
‘7 needed is that the United States is 116‘
’ less than one million h0u>9> behfild its V '
iceds.
‘ This estimate
each community _
2 that in commute-nu filth the facts it is , '.
i, probably too low. The-re is hardly a , '
hamlet in the country whose housing
is adequate stalls lifiie. iiifittl‘iltlli‘ or
finality. As for the great cities. the
Weill; ha already become
e
creasing very rapidly. ‘
(9r) Moanon TO use this
" We. alter this Seven Per cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock for WW“,
W“ ' 'ms‘erum-‘uwm . -
' ‘ to yield. at m an. . . _ ‘ '
stock in the: New Yoilk Stoek' mm, «m be tilde in due course.
M is and if issued and delivered to us.“
' ctr-w
a high 0119. but,
knows only too well‘ .
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