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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25. 19:4
KINIA'I‘URE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
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ARGENTINA AGAIN.
4 anagram Naon. of Argentina.
continues to plead pith the United
States u enter his country’s markets
on a big' scale and supply tho field left
vacant by the stoppage of imports
from Europe. Addressing the Union
League. in lfhlladelphia. he repeated
:his formal Imitation to our manufac-V
iturers. and declared that Argentinant4
t )is moment offers us a market of
$100000 000 ll year oler and above our
present export trade with that count
‘try——which constitutes 40 per cent of
our total South American trade. '
These things. he pointed out, are re-
4quisite for the capture of that rich
'prizei
We must have enough vessels to
:lneet the demands of the new truths;
iwe must cultivate the market sysle,
t TALKa‘oN THIIFT.;
Thrifty Home Owners.
"We regard thrift as close to the
basis of domestic felicity."-—.Indge
Arthur .1." Lucy. Detroit.
One of the objects for which many
thousands in this country are saving
is the. ownership of their homes. This
is a purpose which bankers are always
glad to encourage because the home-
owner in an especially desirable citi-
zen and he usually calls upon the. bank
to aid him in attaining his purpose; .1 ' ‘ ”
in the owned house the ideal family
life is found. Children are brought up;
in the most wholesome surroundings. ‘
The man who owns his home haun-
'creased his assets of self-respect and
3Independence. He has high ideals and
48 deep sense of the responsibilities of
'llife. He Is generally optimistic and
lbears the troubles that come dorm: a
'lifetime more easily than the man who
lis living for the moment 4 .
Ho studies civic problems; he wants
trim: to discover undreemed of wouw
dare. dare-3790 do as; mp to pajoy ul'e
preseilt. only uéecsu teaebyouthe
value of happiness, the rarenoas of
annoyed bliss, Blessed is he who
marks with italics all such times, lest
he become like Scropeahauer, who
writes: "Thea-q is no happiness. for
when we have it we do not realize it,
and it is only unhappiness of which
we are conscious.”~—New York Even-
ing Sup.
W
A DEMOCRATIG arrest.- m A
NEW TARIFF REVISION—
UPWARD!
: (New York Sun.) '
American manufacturer: will note
with interest. in some cues not on-
mingled with amusement. the demand
of the Hon. hint-man E4. black for an’
other revision at the taril; an upward
and not a do'vm‘ward revision
Mr. lineman been for fourteen
calms tarsal:
u mmtt all
As a result of the effort made by
the Chamber of Commerce to adver-
tise Xorwalk. and assist in making the k I
automobilists and their guests appro ‘ ‘
ciate the fact that they were welcome ‘ '
to N‘orwalk. the Chamber of Cont-
merco is receiving letters of congrat-
ulation ouothe ancient and unique
manner taken to attract attention to
the city, also for the splendid police
service and courteous treatment re» .. ’
ceived from same and the Boy Scouts. ’
The [allowing letter letter from the ~ .
Chamber of Commerce of the Borough .,
of Queens, City of New York. is so- . .
looted" to show that it pays to advers- '
tile:
Upholstery.
Goods.
Nov‘eher'zsrd. 1914. ‘ ’
Chamber at Commerce;
Norwalll, Conn.
Gentlemen:
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
w'v
’4';
matically by sending small pioneer“
years the reel-erratum of thin Statal
in the Democratic National Committee
Complying with the tequnll printed
on one of the banner stretched across
he held at Masonic Temple.
South. ’
0 know‘ ‘who‘s who" in municipal af-
,cargoes with competent men in charge? fairs. as he pays taxes directly out 01
I5
, * Wm “mm“fliclm" 9" Oldie: them; and we must make commer- |his what. and thus the matter
M‘“ LW'N°'1°8' F' ‘ A‘ 00.. mu'cial credit arrangements such as are brought closer ‘0 him "I“ I“ the indi-
ualn so, on Friday eveninn, Nevem
. L bol- 27, m4. at 8 o'clock
Work—M. M. degree.
‘* Masons cordially united.
Fraternally.
D. B. BEACH, w. M.
F 8. Lyon, Acting Secretary.
A stated communicatiOn of Butler
established by European bankers.
:- The satisfaction we gain from (5011-. I
All Master telllp’latlng such an opportunity is tem- is taken away his wife and children
gpered by the knowledge that thus far
iour business men do not seem to have
igot past the contemplative stage It Is-
'an old thing that a foreign nation is“
lrect way of paying rent
lie takes comfort in the fact—and
his wife sleep. better for its-that iflle
-wIll have a roof are heir heads The
funny is kept intac rough the own-
iership of the homes. The widow keeps
Itlle children in school and gives them
is better start In life. Many cases, of
and for five real-54 he was chairman of
that committee, .His authoritative re-
lation to the party's management cov-
the tlllstun Post Road last Saturday.
I take: pleasure in writing you.
Permit llle to'conzraltulltte you on
the efficient and unique manner you
Most Notable Values Offered in Many
Seasons.
Chapter N0. 33' R A M VII“ be held drueil IO DDS the privilege of being this kmd are W”:
In Masonic Temple, South Main street, permitted to buy our goods while out: So. if you are reasonably sure at be-
” Tueeday. November 24 1914 It 8 industries are in desperate need of will“; located ”Wendy in one place
o'clock. p. m.
All Royal Arch Masons cordially in-
v‘ted.
Work—P, M. Degree.
Fraternally.
outlet.
One of the requisites has partially
been met through the opening by the
National City Bank, of New York. of
C. A- Tuck. H- P- a branch ofiice in Buenor Alres.
But
Attach-F. 5. Lyon,
what are our manufacturers doing to.
o.f business. it will pay you to save
intonev and buy your home.
'1‘. D. MACGREUOII.
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DEATH ROLL 0F DIIOABTERS
Casualties of Earthquake and Flood
ers the mom Croat period of tariff
reform agitation, of impulse in the di»
rectlon of free trade. of assault upon
the doctrines at pm protoctlonlsts. or
schedule tinkering and of the enact-
ment of lower duties. ills newspaper.
the Evening Times. of Buffalo. now
says:
“Manufacturing and mercantile en-
terprise in the United States is' con-
irontod with an emergency.- But' this
same enterprise has almost within its
grasp an opportunity not dreamed or
even so short a time ago as last July.
The opportunity is the tremendous
belting for American commerce and
manufactures If they were able to avail
took to both adlertise Vorwzllk and
to add lute-resting and picturesque do-
in to the trip from New Yuri: to New
Haven. 1 am sure your City and your
Chamber of Commerce of: to be con-
gratulated for your originality.
wm: kindest regards. I am.
Yours very truly
WALTER l..w11.Llr5.
Secretary.
’ .\ well-known New York merchant
sold that'the spirit displayed in Kor—
walk toward the auto traveling Nib.-
lls, and the efficient handling of the
immense traffic was wonderful and
Norwulk would long be remembered
for the oollrtcslls extondd to its pas-
sing guests.
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS DEALS IN "
GREAT DEMAND.
Our attire stock included in this sale as it? must be
greatly reduced to makeroom for our Christmas display. "
From every standpoint this is a bargain distribution' that ' -
no housekeeper can afiord to overlook
Sale Commences:
Friday
,
t
themselves of It.
4‘
'u
l
COIMGOUCIR State Tuberculous
‘1 9x12 Smith’s Ax-
- Assistant Secntary.
FRIENDLY enema-.8 ket.’ And where are the ships to car
in some Spots at least, in the long r) an increased volume of trade? lsnt
b ttle line in western Europe. the com prllnte capital going to respond to the'
.. enter and appropriate that great mar-
Eltcced Those of War.
lllllages of war are the most fatal of
the mishaps that can happen to the
human race. but cold flxures [how
{that the deaths resulting from a war
It is popularly supposed that the:
to the wheel when the season begins
lnext December. The only way to do lions of Red Cross Christmas Seals
It is to encourage new enterprise. The;
manufacturer is entitled to his free
‘Congross should put its shoulderi
H ARTFORD.
are already in
mission Deluped With Orders.
Nov. 21,
the hands of local
agents throughout the State and or-
°°"" '_"4 minister Rugs
19 l 4. —-Mil- "'
4, Oriental 4 patterns.
_ $22.00 each.
value
' ' Sale
raw materials so that he may huvsldere and reorder-s are piling in dolly
Marquisette
pair.
bslauts are treating each other like appeal? Will it be necessary for the ‘a 1 ‘ lilc t h i
4 re us an on w on compared w th
1 man beta 3 m co ! l
‘ g ”Elmer“ ent Itself ‘0 build the no 5 the results of earthquakes and tldal‘.
easy prices on his has in buying the at State Headquarters in the Capitol.
r... ........ $17.98
Sale
raw products from which his "commoi
The largest shipment so far has
Price
French and Bulallun soldiers en sary ships, fill them with merchandise. wales. and that these as terrible his
(title: are made.
been 600000 seals to New Haven.
”ensued but a You lflrds HDHFl- “ 110 and send them forth in charge of old tllev may appear. so to speak, oauseg
also... Smith’s
illellt. uelertlleless struck up a sort or
lglendship. They agreed on a truce or
certain hours every day to fetch water. Ierolno K Jerome uhom American
-“"“:fm" a neighboring spring.- Meeting readers have always rogirded as a
the enemies bartered humorist has undertaken to rebuke
“If“ and tobacco. and evelumudc and this country for its late of humor.
drank codes together. And as is near-
I; always the case when clloulics meet
__._~_.. ._
“INSANE ABOUT HUMOR."
" 4, at 'the spring.
“You Amcrlcans." he sold in a re-
cent Interview. "are in danger of be-
{tn men. they came to trust and like coming instaue about humor. You are
each other. and parted with mmuallobscssod by it already. You seem to
regret when the Germans were ordered‘uw for humor. God, family, growth.
U the rear. the future. nothing seems to interest
it was that \\‘fl_V ill our Civil War.
And its a flesh proof of the old truth
" list if the common soldiers
or the
you as much as humor—or shall I say,
'the craving to laugh?
(‘)1' course. humor Ia ll great cor-
entitle .ilnelicau. This is shown by
libs following figures taken from on any ‘0 revise to meet the require sales are anticipated
laltlcle in that lndgnrino
Terrible as are the ravages or'twar
I
i
l
I
4
they are far surpassed by some ‘oilier'
disasters dhlch from time to time
overwhelm the human race The
Promo-'I’Iltsslnn wnr killed about 130.
000 In sel'en months The death roll
of the Russo-Japanese reached about
200,000.. A‘ single earthquake (1787 in
llldlul has been estimated to have
have been for short of 100.000. A tidal
wave In 1896 drowned 27.000 persons
life titan the whole war with China In
iprising dialectic. ability that such a rc- sugurated in many cities by an the
trogressivo codl‘se In tariff legislation: tlo‘n sale 01‘ the first seal. 0r sheet M
:thk has never achieved uoblcr clo- sheet of seals.
caused 300,000 deaths. The fatalities of 4
the Messina earthquake In 1908 cannot.
“H “l r r ‘ V
dltifully shot emll othel \\IH.‘I10\(‘I' u cm representatives to develop iatin- b‘” a “‘8" ripple 0"" the might) able essezlzzrflzuh‘sdc?nfllfflz{$.31$35303:‘Sctkgtlti‘igomllgflcme
“‘85 was raised 81’0‘9 “10 9mm!“ American trade as a public enterprise! population 0‘ “‘9 world “Y3 I“. 3” way of readjustment 0' 8M tariffl' behind 0mg,“ from 0mm. cities and
schedules as it shall be shown "twee" towns show that largely Increased
ments of the app situation," i The sale of. seals. the net proceeds
We omit that part of the lion. Nor of which are devoted to local tube'r- *
man E. Mack’s appeal for revision up ’culodls 'rellt" work. begins Do the do!
ward which demonstrates with aur after Tlianlllglllng, and will be in-
Is not only toloratcd but actually do 8“18: 8 plan Wllkh proved most 800'
mended by litr .Baltlmore platform on cesaful last year in New York; one
which \lr \lilson was elected Mr. city realizing 0V" 840000 for the MB!
quenco or more persuasive logic than State Mrector Clearnlan states that
in his urqunlent intended to reconcile while communities generally thrOush- \
5 present platform doctrinecwlth future out the state are covered by Red Cross
“"AXminister'Rugs
9x12 4Bru'ssell Rugs
Horn! and Oriental designs.
' \aluc $15.00 (mach
$12.98
thrice
in Japan, causing a greater loss of.
.llp'Mll‘tl revision.
We congratulate the Hon. Norman
‘E.1llack on the courage, the patriot-
‘Christmas Seal agencies. there are
still some towns not so represented
but he hopes to have them all in lino
Rugs
common people of hostile nations could
Irectivo. But too great, fondness for it
1894. The earthquake in Japan in 1703 Em. the independence. the business before the 1914 campaign is over.
Floral and Oriental designs;
value $15. 00 each.-
APR". - «
Snit-
“ Price ..... , .........
pair. I
Sale -
Price
be brought together to gel ocquuiuteo.‘
is
a weakness.
If you laugh too much,
l ~ ~ - . .
1. cy uouldnt “ant to kill each other your manhood relaxes
his gellerullv ignorance of the Other“ill llg lit'e seriously—and that means that
iellow that causes quarrels, whether'wu um no longer affect it seriously,
ot4iudlllduais or nations. Men nre‘unlcss by accident. or m a negative
lt-uully pretty decent and likable when and destructive way."
~ l‘ e- 'trike
'\ m get beneath the sur BC and 5 It's too bad. Other Englishmen have
You stop tak-
is said to hate killed "00 000 WOMEN sense which distinguish his remarks-
Thc Mellon earthquake In 1755 dos ble appeal to his party to hasten a
(‘01 I PORA’I‘IIIN PRERS
sin.
Terrible us such disasters ate, the)
tm-Ved "0 000 human lives‘ while 40' flank movement (or the nourishment has filed o. oortlllthto o! Incorporation
000 were lost in the same veer in Per and protection of American manufac mm mo secretary or state The pur-
luring interests.
He must be greatly encouraged by
pass over the multitudes of the llullllul . the proupect of enthusiastic support
population of our globe as the morest in the next Congress by a good nm
The Slllln Rock Catering company
pose 0| inmrporatlon is to conduct 0.
restaurant and catering business in
Orange. The amount of Lapltlll stock
authorised Is 35. 000 dhldod into fifty
‘ shares of par luluo of 8100 «such The , '
ripple on a mighty sea The total nor her of relurnins protectionist Republi-‘mlmrmlnn “in ml" business with
Sale
Pitt 0
27x54 Smith’s iiest '
Axminister Rugs
Curtain Muslin
Full 36 inches wide all new "\
designs; value 12 12C yard.
13.9 hell-rock human nature in them.
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JAPAN ‘KEEPS HER WORD.
'lectured us in the saute way about our
4 .
everlasting lluulor-or our "craving to
ulatlon of the earth is
about eighteen hundred millions...
All-
lt may be as the jingoes insist. that laugh.” 35 MT- Jerome ”91918 W “11
every mow made by Japan in the pres- It llipliug packed 11119 0110 11118 07017-
cnt war is a step toward the ultimate thing that Jerome meant. when in de-
United Slsles. But it‘s4 scribing An American." he said that
such conclusion fmm'llumor “dime the goal of his desire:
'- ‘ l Dali's bellmior. 'But Kipling could see what Jerome
4. V The latest scare was caused by the can t. that this same humor gilds the
seizure of too or three groups of small slough of his (18990110 " and ”Tlil‘OlIEh
~ islands in the Pacific Ocean. formerly‘the shift of mood and mood. mine on
owned. by Germany. I'll that action the cient humor saves him whole."
stunnisls could see nothing else than Thank heaven that We. can laugh!
the establishment of Japanese natal Even when an Englishman cant see
oinlquest of the
mm to form any
b .595 as stepping stones from the Phil- am thing to laugh about. It preserves‘
ippines to Hawaii, and thence to this our sanity. it‘s a relaxation and a
continent. The Mlkado‘s government safety valve Our guffaws blow away
a :mouuced at the time that the bits of Old World shame and falsehoods. It
01 al in question would be turned over we took ourselves as seriously as the
to Great Britain, but \\ ho would nc- lEnglish humorist wdnts’ his to, we e-‘d he
cant such a transparent bluff? as serious as British or German impe-
Well it is now announced from Au-irlallsts, and maybe in as bad a fix
s calla that Japan has made all pro-44
fixations to preseutftllose islandsto
Great Britain. according to schedule.
We can still laugh even in the pres-
ence of war, a fact which peculiarly
.dlstresses Mr. Jerome. But- (and this
is a thing that no Englishman can
and an Australian force is~belng~ sent
to occupy them ‘
it Is still too early to say whether
Japan will act in the same good faith
\tlth regard to the captured German
stronghold ol' Ktaocllau. which Japan
4 promised to restore to China. But in-
; ' armuch as Great Britain had ahead in
65's that mm. and anus u
amlmaowoupolatsdlnana-
tidal liner. It hadn't worm my
body I lb! was M Mr m
W m 4Q. It” Al! I”;
understand) we often chortlo just to
keep tram blubberl‘nt, whether ,lt's
about our own troubles or other peo-
ple' s. We laugh at funny war pictures
—and feed the starving Bolgl'aitlr find
send elliplodda or Christmas probable
to the war orphan! andshouldar the
work of restoring mrvuh'"m
our" Europeans are wards-rd ta hate
and theater. ' .‘ ‘
anally. there are added to it fourteen
million souls. Every year at least
eighty millions are born. and silt“
or seventy millions die. This means a
daily biltll rate of about 220 000, a'
death rate of 180 000. The daily ill-
purlson with this irresistibly swelling
tide what are the greatest battles;
were or earthquakes but almost micro-
scopic ripples? If we imagine that
the power were given to some despot
to order a‘ wholesale slaughter and;
that. gnlllotlnes' tvvere kept busy be-
heading one man every minute, night
quttlters of one per cent. to the ex-
istlng death rate- .
FIRE IN HEART. OF OAK. .
It is impossible to love when you
are too young. Nature makes the de-
mand for a mate Yell know not what
the restless Calling means. It is not
the individual nor similarity of tastes
think of~—y4ou_ only know that you
want that something of which the
peat calls—filo". Bat Youth does not
know the price of love until he has
.los‘t‘tit.” 'Lam‘artlne’ daysi ‘ “Thor's is
more cap and floating" shadow iii“ the
young plants or the forest. eat there
is more are lathe old heat of the. dull
The real Iovotili the ripe fruit Etude."
When one is ”lingerie does-1 “not
know; one Ila-glues. "it in the m'et
that teaches a to now what out
what It W
laminar-re
the composite part of your nature you 1
no. Ware «mouth
somewhere cans, experienced and energetic. like $5.000
Ebenezer Hill. of Connecticut, for in-
stance.
. \‘.\lI-2
\‘EW H wort Xm.
collection of data of the Elli-ovum
.wur is helm; made M the Yale Uni-
I\“otsllv 1.':lhllr\ :lcl-urdlu‘g 00 am-
('UIJ .Idt‘TS \\ \4“ l) .\'l \.
crease “1 population Is 40- 000 I“ 00““ notion-ennui. today in yours to c.0mc *
It is pointed out. this colloctou will
attract muse veils psepnle histories of
II“ gld'li snuggle. Filo. kinds of ma
terial being used. The first is official
coucspondcncu’ between the nations.
land is l-lllssedtus the diplomatic side:
of the \Vll'I‘. The second shotvs populltl 4.4
;opiulon on the war and its causes as
expressed through publications. most
Iv ill pamphlet form. with some
and day, this would add only three-lneuspupn comment. with u lecord of ill: Olaf (mm Phrlstlanmd. hearing
it: message from King Gustav to the ‘
daily cu- ms .18 published in the press.
ITIIG llllld section is gll' on up almost
wholly to military ducuments. official
l(IiSl)flI\Ilt‘.h‘ t‘lom General Stuffs and
icoxumnnders together with all des-
(‘liptlull in the campaigns. ‘ "
The fifth poll shows the popular
feeling engendered by the war and
lt‘fitltltti in cartoons in publicationsL
-IlU-‘=lors and postcttlmds with such Dri-
halo correspondence its merits recog-
‘liltion periodicals containing war pl'c.
dares. and other publications which
various implements of warfare. add
the various other exhibits which chm
not be closet: at this. time tinder
other Sections no university library
ls making the .w nolleet-ion undo the
tlleoty that no spoon library. is In
[1 position ht
equal futility
l.
wov. is .w—Tliljm
LONbON.
police assert t by the ar'rdit
three Turks ‘ Thursday alsht. the;
All new designs. value $2.00
The modern outfitting company of i ' ‘
2 .l —- Scielltlflor
Stamford has tiled a certificate of or-
«animation. The officers: are: Prosl
-.llom llnlpll Olller; sock-elm) treasur-
cr. Sumac! Frunkowich of Stamlord.
lStaml'ord ul'c directors..- The amount?
[of capital stock authorized ls eighty
shark-s pill value 8.5, amounting to
2.000 with “illfi‘l amount the cor-
1m: atlon Intends to begin business.
1A llrelimlmry certificate of dissolll-
plan husTheon filed by tllp Plum Trees
Lime
merit of its stockholders '
i'S“ leiilfl MESSE. \GER: -“I.RE\'1‘S
.\I"\V YORK. Nm.
berg, special messenger ‘of the King
of Sweden. reached \‘ew York yes-
trduv. :lftrnoon on the steamship Hel»
i'SvIedlsh embassy nl washington. in
lllhlrll he said was too important to .4" ‘
tlust either to the mails 01 the 03:, '
tiles. He left at Once for Washington
The messenger msclnimed knew-
seated personally bv the King and
was entrusted to him but a’ few hours
These officers with David M. Cohen 0:4"1:
company. of liethel' by agree-v
' ‘_: ”4 Price ......
25 “Per Ost~
Sale
03 19
' 30x60 Bath Mats
.' , All colors. value $2. 25 each
drab: value 25c per yard.
5““ 17c 17
.Price . .- ..........
Sun-last Drapery
I . Full~36 inches'widc, all'col- ’
ors, pretty new designs; va~ "
4Ill4€ 50c per yard, _
' “sate-4
ledge of the contents .0: the packet 1‘ .
he carried He said that it had been 4
sine spam to discussion on Value {dig
before the steamer sailed. H had only
a few minutes when he boarded the 4
seat at Ghrlatlansand ” ‘_ . -
Everything possible was done i
4‘ lime «to do it 4mg:
lipnblu him to catch 0 triiin quick
(if
arrived here
Mp; Gathers. thought that the mes-
sage did not deal with lsweden" s
neutrality talus.
M
Wusbihéton met: the steamship.
Field on Sam Md
ulnar unwind _ r0" s'rtoi'ns'r.
sillftil Charge to Make Punishment
for Transmission Lighter. '
NEW BRITAIN, Nov' 24. —f—Virgll
Gill a former High Schmidt add~w1h
oin la in braham Academy” “Tatum arrested
at“ Murder nor passing: p trapdulent.
Mk. to which hi- hot! forged the
name of a local women. was. today
jlined 350 and dents in the police"
I com. the charge baht: mm; to-
war to tutor-fore; with his mail} for a
. sovcrrlment owned merchant merino
Hts repordi allow that. foreign or-
‘ders for comm greatly exceed the
Norberto! ahlpa'avollable for carry-
ing thalamus. . ,
minnow roundups em a: .
NU.
STRATF‘IEDD, NOV. 25. -—Whlle the
fnmify- were eating diam! last eve-
fllx hustlers sealed at fifteen-foot
4. pencil at tile home or Willillm J. to.
- choir. 8
real and“ dealer. no es-
‘ (lapel! with Jewelry and heirloom-
.mwm dammit closed , '
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