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and 
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When 
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The fishing schooner, Mary Eliza- 
beth, of Gloucester put into Manches- 
ter on Monday to lay over a couple 
of weeks. 
The Simitar, W. J. Mitchell’s 
schooner yacht, is on the ways in W. 
B. Calderwood’s boatyard for the 
winter. This is the largest craft ever 
housed in the boatyard. 
Neat line of men’s and boys’ caps. 
W. R. Bell’s, Central sq. adv, 
Manchester 
happy. 
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NOT ONLY WILL THE BRIGHT GLOW OF ELECTRIC LIGHTS--on or off at the 
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No home is too old---too large---or too small to be wired for 
Incandescent Lamps for sale at our office. 
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Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and two 
children, who have spent the summer 
in Manchester, having occupied the 
EK. H. Wilcox house, 25 Norwood 
ave., left this week for their home in 
Utica, “Ni Yo. Mr. Adams. 1874-0" 8: 
secret service man and was stationed 
at Beverly Farms during the summer 
as one of the guards of the Italian 
Embassy. 
Clay’s ice-cream by plate or cone 
at Reed’s Beach st. café. adv. 
Taxi—Phone Manchester 290. adv. 
Electric Co. 
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T. A. LEES, Manager 
SHORE BREEZE 
MANCHESTER BROTHERHOOD. 
Dr. A. EF. TurNER Urcep ELIMINA- 
TION OF Many ForMs oF 
CoMMUNITY WASTE. 
DE: A. E.. Turner, formerly of 
Swarthmore college, a Chautau- 
qua lecturer, addressed the Brother- 
hood in the vestry of the Manchester 
Baptist church Monday evening on 
community waste. ‘The title he gave 
his talk was, “Watch Your Step.” 
About 75 heard the lecture. 
“When you have boarded one of 
the elevated trains in any great city 
in the last few years you have ob- 
served a man in uniform, who stood 
beside the door and quietly remarked 
as each passenger passed him, ‘Watch 
your step,’” said Dr. Turner. ‘This 
may have appeared to you as evidence 
of a spirit of altruism on the part of 
the railway corporation. It is not—it 
is due to crass commercialism that 
railroads are willing to pay men to- 
simply stand and say, ‘watch your 
step.’ They have come to realize that 
the waste of human life, through ac- 
cidents, is a much greater expense 
than the maintenance of safe-guards. 
More men, women and children are 
killed upon the right of way of rail- 
roads as trespassers each year than- 
were the combined toll of the Johns- 
town flood, the San Francisco earth- 
quake, the Titanic disaster, the Ba!ti- 
more fire and the Salem fire. The 
Pennsylvania railroad has spent mil- 
lions of dolars in the elimination of 
grade crossings to prevent such acci-- 
dents. 
“At every railroad crossing on 
country roads you meet the sign, 
‘stop, look and listen.’ The significant 
thing about the signs is that nobody. 
seems to stop, look or listen. ; 
“For the promotion of a com- 
munity spirit three things are neces- 
sary. There must be first a sense of 
of ‘neighborness.’ That is a word 
you won't find in the dictionary, but 
it expresses my meaning better than 
any other. You must also appraise 
the valiie of a community movement 
and determine whether it is going to 
be of benefit to you. The value of 
any investment depends on what you 
get out of it. The third necessity is 
an appreciation of community waste. 
We have become extravagant in this 
country in our effort to avoid the 
appearance of stinginess. 
“There are numerous forms of 
community waste, prominent among — 
them being the educational waste. 
Under our school system 37 percent 
of the time of school children is spent 
in vacations. The majority of them 
leave school at the age of 14. We 
turn out into’ the world every year 
so 
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