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" . Commoner E. 8. Landfoi the U.
~""‘""’ s. r», tooit issue with Mr. bake when
the latter said he um not believe we
submarine could be «electively useo‘
satin-l “burial.
l “A submarine can light a subma-
rine as pm as a battl:sn.p can light
[a battleship," said the commander.
Though he said foreign tenoeoeus in
submarine construction were toward
displacements at 2,000, 3,000 and
even 6,000 tons, Commander Land
' declared his belief that craft oi the
Wilton type are now being most Stu"
eraiiy built because of their adaptv
ability (or all-year use.
Harley F. Bay predicted the do
Weiopment oi a "contra—submarme”
or. a submarine lighting undersea boat
COAL
That's All
‘ m which would do most oi its worn
a w“. while submerged. Revolutionary but,
practicable changes in battery, con-
tra 1” nuts tower and motor construction
will make possible the creation at
such a weapon to combat the sub-
marine menace, he said. _
Estimates that Germain had in
commission over 100 submarines last
May and that she would have in ser-'
I
m :1 ,1 '
1C.” N ' ' the end of the year were discredited
' ews by Mr, Hay. “it does not seem pow
sible that Germany had more than
’260 submarines in commission last
5‘” x‘y’ he “id.
”rm—~— would indicate hat the actual recent
Atraln load oi horses, artillery and output _has been approximately 10
other equipment passed through South “Mini?” : ‘31:":
Norwnlh “this morning at 7 o'clock on M" up, n 0"
the'wny south.
"1 hill is a Jewelry my
the derelop-
declared Ger-
e great world
eirability or ne-
cessity for sub es
American industrial i d tlal
. ore ca hie. than the n no r
The Eastern Lar Distributing Coni- workers 2“, Germany. Henry 1“”
II!!! b" said ‘ car'to‘ J' H‘ 'Koyuer. rence Gantt. a mechanical engineer.
and D. W. him has sold a car to F. M. declared in an address on the awe,
Cullen. t ity and ability of the American work-
. inginan. "Americans turn oint'mtir:
‘ ' north in the rato 0 age
A campaign for amt-man ‘and Syriv 52:336.” be “m
an "Hahn” “it one “‘3’" for "Efliclency oi the German organiv
Norwalk, and Vi“ bi? unused 701' in nation as a Whole." he added. ' is bet-
e um u ”N ’t '31“ £11110!!!ch t“ 0' e a“ ratic In
(I ' ‘ dilute! "y 11‘" for! 0d indufl" y to ('0-
‘y.
. operate."
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, A regular meeting oi llishop Fen-1
'wick Assembly. Fourth degree, K. of -_....
0.. will be at the rooms oi the Catholic Organization Gives Goal to Those Out
Union's Council. No. 46. Norwalit, Tues-l 0' Work.
mill . November 20, at 8:80. no;
:31... thm will be onetime All ‘Mmbm 0' ".19 106'“ mm" “midi
‘ A ' . , . loyed because oi
, . est a to be resort. lion who are unemp
members are reml.-,:- p ‘ the existing controversy with some oi
——Rednction on all trimmed hate. the manufacturers will receive assist-
new novelties in hatsjaad trimmings. auce from their organisations other
lienoa‘milinery, ”loath Hutu street. than theiheneflls which are paid ween
South Nomlb. coon, ,iy. Plans ior giving such assistance
-— the being. formulated by the unicorn
Washluiiton Camp, “0' ll. "“40“" ‘and directors at the United‘liatters.
Order of'the Sons Of America, will hold ‘ Dill’lflk the N” (9“. ‘1". men out Of
its regular‘nieeting tomorrow‘eyenlns- work who needed a supply oi coal have
At that time "l" ""9 oiilct-rs M“ be received the some through the olllcers
entertained; 3“” a “"95“”0“ ”"m of the local associations and the oili-
C‘ml’ 15' 0' llrldgeport. A“ “Wm" ct-rs stated today that the. United Hat-
. lull”? 7"“ b9 'm'd- A" members tors were preparing to assit their on
are "3‘1“de ‘0 “9 PV'ML ’empioyod members in this city in all
, necessary ways during the winter. The
”Sam-d ""‘l “Pm “ON“ f‘" “"""omcers said that they have arranged
Raymond. 5'7"” 5 lion. ,to supply families who are out oi work
' :with cool and that assistance 'alonr
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AID FOR HATTERB.
Frank D. Clwney. a member oi thumb”, "MS will he gm," whenever
canmlttee on industrial survey”. hats needed.
sent a 10118? ‘0 the Boards of Trade? Since the present situation develop-
throushont the It!"8 ml“! ”‘9'“ ‘0 ed tho United Hatters have pald813ll; '
take lip We “”9“ 0’ we’d” 000 in benefits to members of the local
economy, which ‘5 M to reduce the associations who are unemployed, and
number of mail dell'me“ ”1 “mum“ one of tho omceru oi the association
Wm delivery organisations ““6 ‘atntcd today that the national organisml
by encouraging the carrying home oi “on was ready to “Md as much
bundles ” mm 1‘” circulars more if necessary, in order to meet the
rennest that the "m boards com- benefits obligation to mmhm out oi
nunicate with Alton '1'. Minor of New lworltr—Danhury News.
London. chairman of the committee. ‘
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WIFE WINS OVER HUSBAND.
Bear in mind that, license or no lin‘
cause, in season or out at season. n0: With both sides asking tor divorce
mg” of II! [on is permitted on aneran eleven days marriage. Judge
New York city property. liyondon’t bc-JEdward 1. Curtis Saturday rendered a
iieve us, just meander around thepdecree tor the wiie on the ground oi
watershed with a gun and see how vdesertion in the action brought by Bar»
soon you will be rounded up by the tholornew White against Grace While.
llrst aqueduct Stun! you meet both or Nonallt. The parties were
and unceremoniously marched to,married February 23.1914. They up
the nearest justice oi the peacefarated March it, following. The hus-
Only you my in" to pay a one. so band claimed desertlon. So did the
better not try the meat—Brew girlie, with the additional charge of
nor W, tcrnelty. She gets the decision and is
_ . ' also allowed to change her name back
in Grace Keating.
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CEASES ON DEC. 15 m to assimilate the many tempo:
t
"11:21de ft'iilu Tm PI“.
oi men is secured. the remaind‘r will
revert to their iormer mutilation.
The pthr oi revocation oi classifi‘
cation by the Secretary of War (lees
rot apuly to men classillld Manse of‘
dependencies. it applies only to in»
dustrlal classifications.
ary enemas recently commissioned.
h 15 5.....-01 to (”little bliicuy’ {U “I"
rule at bt‘lliblily
”Adults in. ,u.
motions. in 1.. pay ton», his use.
numerous on» we in one tor stu-
vamd ranks because or Inn tip‘dlid-
ed personnel and temperu.y pay Ll—
rectora appointed tor the emergency.
In selecting odioers above the rank
of lieutenant commanders, the navy
Mail or selection will recommend
vice a total of 1,200 undersea crait by;
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workmen are,
Any registrant may enlist by '1 the men to he aava
. . | MEG. L’o-“Lau‘
:‘vaimer oi all classification. By :4: Daniels selections at." apply in P“;
am; be automatically ms to the motions in the leaner ranks. .
head 8: the list. But his waiter . I
must Accompanied by waivers til-' i
ed by any deptntients that he may pagvmgzcgnswuuitfi:iuv9r
have.
Many Naval Promotion. non Aubrey Bowman 0! Springfield,
RAYMOND BROTHERS
,l’hsne 113.3 131 Warhingtos St.
J us! Arrived.
‘QARGO 0F COAL. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS.
HA ANY SIZE YOU REUI WHILE SUPPLY
iiJ‘fiSTqERECANT TELL AN Y'IBIENG ABOUT THE
”13?;on oiutp gzoatly increased Mara, a senior at Brown Uniyersity,
. ° 9 ° " "a" and "l9 Midi” was elected on in at the iootbail
"°" °' “mm“ “m”- "Wm” team today our: the vaoano leit o
promotions in the line and stafl de— ’ s y y
partments are soon to be made. 'i‘wo t” enlistment 0‘ CW" “'7' Forum
temporary reartatdmirals ior the lino in the new! service. Bowman is a
39th: zeiappoinlted hior the duration varsity man oi three years' experi-
a an n t 9 med, ical corps
two amt-tens will in advanced to the once and ill." ‘ guard position. He
rank of rear'admirala ior permanent '” president oi his class in the ion.
assignment. lor year.
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All people have stomachs, but
they are not conscious of the fact.
, if they have good digestion. All
' houses have heating apparatus of
some kind. but no one takes not: of
that, so long as the apparatus per-
, form: its functions properly.
l in vitiatcti air, however, people”
i become nervmu, irritable. and sus-
ceptibleto many ills. What has that
to do with a furnace? Why. the
furnace should ventilate as well as
heat.
Investigate a good warm air fur-
nace like the grammar), and see (or
yourself.
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5 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Specialsat ~ Greatly Reduced
Prices.
' filly lines-oi
jig/u /' t’
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Id Phillie.
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lubbarOo.onhand,bntweoannot uranium
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a new line of mm Articles including Saris, Center Pieces
andPillow‘l'ops... .............. . ....... 25c,35c,50c,7lic
Stampedlade-npnittingnags ..................... ..75c
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Lyon Brahd Knitting Yam, the khaki, gray and colors.
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