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MASONIC NOTICE
A Special Communication of Old
is“ Lodge. No». 108, F. and A. M., will
i-"r & held at its rooms, Wednesday, Oct.
5. m. 1919, 7. 30 p. m., sharp. Work M.
-_. Degree All Master Masons cordially
' w fraternally invited,
Fraternally yours.
t: JOHN K. FINCH,
ROBERT M. w1Lcox, w, m,
Secretary.
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; A TRUE COMMUNITY CHURCH
It might be considered that a rural
‘ Met stretching over into the bord-
h of two or three adjoining counties
“In the farmhouses far apalt and
m1: religious denominations, might
l fairly god excuse for abandon-
worship in public
One such c-istrict howevel, has set-
“ the matter by stalling a communi-
. church. which has been meeting at
most centrally IOCated school
., t The creed of the church is
pie: “in esentials Unity; in non-
tials, Liberty; In dil'elsity Chari-
In all things, Christ first." .\'ot a
creed for every- day liling! The
r is a woman.
o church has been in successful
harmonious operation for tuo
, and its membership has glown
asuch dimensions that the congress
now plans a church edifice The
hinunity idea is to be extended to
general. work and play of the
W it. There are to be play grounds
. 1.: .ium and tennis cou1ts as pan,
the equipment.
- help finance the building the
on of the church chose a location
one of the main t1aVeled automo-
_ . roads, and at a stand Well bll'ck
‘ , r.the big oak trees, they sold
-made pies. cakes and cookies
wwiches of homemade bread and
t country butter. Many autoists
“I stopped for lunchedn became
y customers, ordering goodies
larly to take to their homes The
9-” operating the big trucks which
, between. the cities are regulal and
- bio patrons
e whole thing sounds wholesome
:borly and sensible. Here is an
s of unity in a world of dissension.
Doom as the Mud himself might en-
prospering a project so flee from
. dice and full of simple Christiani-
It'll.
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ON THE WAY
I. Is good news to everybody that
best sugar crop will soon be on its
to the dinner table. To be sure,
:3 too late for the canning season
there}.b is a pretty general impres-
beet sugal is not good for
jelly, anyhow. But it will put
aha latter fruits, and it will sweet-
- tm and coffee and restore the
pudding and the custard tapioca
children's porringers.
a matter of fact ,beet sugar will
# Jolly with fruits containing a
percentage of pectin, though it
- in quick in coming to the set-
,‘ 13:5,
$
mid-October, the west will
find its sweet tooth fully oc-
‘- The east may bare to go a
‘iohort for a month or tivo long-
!!! by that time the changes in
tion will be made, and there
b6 sugar enough for everybody:
er-indulgence and not actual
has been the cause of the
lty in obtaining sugar, says a
:. ' of the sugar equalization
‘ The normal increase in con-
m over lukeuld have been 4
rt, while the actual increase
;. 18 per cent.
dry law was to blame for the
inconVenience, it is a small
one of the fractional parts of
paid fps a great benefit.
«111:1: of judgement in using the
on hand, it would be well to
‘ for next year and provide
wing season in advance,
Moot ; the fancy sundae's
be eliminated from the menu
, how popular we are.
hole diplomatic ser-
lama," reads an ex-
: yon Tirpitz.’ 3 “war
an: a queer world, Tirpy!
”r occupants people of fourteen dif-l
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so DOES THE PRICE!
NOW
HIGH-BRED COW GIVEN
‘ TO STATE COLLEGE BY
‘NEW CANAAN BREEDER
{Continued from Page One).
of fat and again, in 1915, Foosted it
!to 791 pounds of fat She lost the rec-
:ord to her sister The Seers of Alberta.
2nd, with 882 pounds of butter fat.
.Both cows were sired by Rearguard,
No 10 962 The sire of Beaudescrt'
Pet is Gedney Farm Girl Oxford. No. I
15 998 He has twenty- -four Registry
of Merit daughters, and was sired byi
lthe famous Oxford Lad.
Since the college has some splendid
'young daughters of their former herd
‘sire. Jolly Oxford Lad (son of Oxford
1nd). Beaudesert Pet not only adds
her influence as an individual but
brings blood similar to other members
of the herd. Her son Owl of Belle-
v,iew has five daughters in the Regis-
tly of Merit.
‘ Two days after her arrival Beau-
desert Pet presented a heifer calf to
lthe herd. lts sire, Fauv'ies Prince, is
Mr. Barnes’ herd bull,- that has been
siring uniformly high class daugh-
ters, both in conformation and produc-
tion. One of them, Princess Xenia.
holds the world‘s record as a Senior
2-year-old with 689 pounds of butter
fat, and others head their classes in
the state records.
CAPLIN & GOLDEN
GET HAT FACTORY
(Continued from First Page).
The front shop will be leased to an
other new business concern, it being
understood that straw hats will be
made there as soon as the necessary
arrangements can be made. These in-
dustries will add considerably to the
growth of the city, and will be wel-
corned by business men.
The sale will enable the members of
John C. Wilson &'Company to clear
up every obligatiOn, and leave a neat
surplus for division among those in-
terested.
Louis Triester, for a number of
years connected with the Crofut &
Knapp. Hat Company, in South Nor-
walk, will have charge of the business
niof the Mom Hat Company here. and
his many friends in this city will be
pleased to see him back.
—-An advertisement in the Evening
Sentinel will doubtless bring the best
results.
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EPISCOPALIANS NEED “5,000,000.
‘ DETROIT, Mich" Oct. 13.—Blehow
and clerical and lay delegatorto tho
triennial general convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church are sit-
ting in joint session today to consider
plans for the nation-wide campaign to
finance church work extension and
maintenance the next three years, for
which at least 855,000,000 \vlll he need-
ed. according to the report presented
today. "with the figures still growing."
iBishop Arthur S. Lloyd. president of
the Board of Missions, and Louis B.
Franklin, director of the campaign.
were scheduled to address the meet-
ing.
According to the report, the church
has been working at only one-quarter
of its power. Fifteen hundred addi-
tional workers are needed. the‘meet.
ing was told, as well as 2.000 addition-
al buildings and much equipmait. in-
cluding automobiles for th'o multiply-
ing of the efforts of the workers.
The report of the war commission of
, the church, presented by Bishop Wil-
Massachusetts. ‘
'showrr that 105,102 members served
Lawrence of
in the nation's armed service during
the war. The church also had «I
chaplains in the service, five of whom
were killed.
DO YOU WANT
A LIQUOR LICENSE?
Although wartime prohibition is sup-
posed to exist and constitutional pro-
hibition is scheduled to go into elfect
January 16, local liquor-dealers have
received, notifications from Frank E.
Ballard, secretary of the County Com-
missioners. that he will be at the City
Hall on October 17 to receive appli-
cations for the renewal of licenses.
The licensee expire October 31.
the notification is issued on the
theory that the demobilization of the
army will be declared before Nova
her 1, or soon after. When demfi
nation is declared. it will be lawful to
sell hard liquors until constiuttlonal
prohibition becomes elective. The
county commissioners propose to issue
no certificates. They will simply is-
sue renewals and the charge will be
pro-rated, according to the life of the
renewal.
HARTFORD ALMOHOUIE NEEDS
Mo ORE HELP
Ellsworth, Oct. 18—Semtar!
Charles P, Hello. of the flute M
of Charities visited the almshouse in
Waterbury this week. The manage-
ment told him there were not enough
1111mm in it. to do the
farm work mum to the aims-
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