f,
10 lo. II!- I.
- scorn IOIWAI‘.
Ace-1mm“
.mnwnn ros as. won
an AND owner
Also I. New Assortment of
was mono!
E. K. BANKS
fluke-no Hotel Block.
South lorwslk.
t'
’ , DONNELLY’S /
'flie designers of men’s
t
fsshions in conventions
agreed to economize the
Inbrics snd models for next
season.
110 more patch pockets, no
pocket knell, no turn-up
on trousers;.
Better stool: up now while
we can still give you can.
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City News
The Second Company
, of Norwalk,
Charles B. Milne, drilled last night, in
the armorv.
The cell room in the Norwalk po-
lite station is being repainted. The
work is beins: done bv .lohn Fontaine.
thi- Ior-al painter and decorator.
A regular tum-ting of ()ur Sisters
Robot-ca Lodge. No. 3.7. l. f), O. l‘..
will be held tomorrow niaht, in the
lodge rooms in Wall Htl‘t‘t'f. lmpor
taut business will be transacted, and
alt members are urged to be present.
The regular semi-ntontitiv chanze
of police- sergeants was made yestcr~
(la: Sergeant .l. llarrv Gibson is now
too duty in the First District, from it
a. «it. until 4 p. in, and Semi-ant lirv-
an Silk is doing desk duty at head-
quarters, front 4 p. in. until midnight.
”Ioor covering: that will beautifv
the ptainest of rooms in beautiful l'cr-
ill-tn and oriental effect, are shown by
The A. .l. ('ollins ('Ulllititlli‘, also a tul-
of wool fibre, crcx and colonial rugs.
Sn'r- adv.
flaptain (‘harles i-‘. Mills. the local
. manager of the Standard ()il (Tom-
pmv, yesterday signed the necessary
articles which now makes him the
e.i bv Mrs. Anna L‘, itood :tt ltt'.’ l-‘lax
lli‘l Road.
'l‘tu» Sons of ltulv, at their met-tine
he‘d Sunday attornoon at the Moos»
Nomo- ttuaniutouslv voted to hold
d'iltt‘t- on New Year's niultt. The ar-
tmzctm-nts for the same are now he-
i
3 lot; made and a full announcement of
f tit: :tli‘air will be titatlt~.lziter.
"” .tudat- Walsh, of the common pleas
l ’ court, will probably preside over the
ri ll-éccmlwr term of the court of com~
mat} pleas which opens in Danhury a
wool; from today. .ludtze Booth, of
the court, has been counsel in sonic
oi the cases on the docket and is
therefore disqualified to hear them.
it. is expected that .ludze Wakh will
preside over tlte entire term.
A large Hudson touring: car was
wrecked on the Boston post road this
vitamin: at l:::tt o‘clock, near the
scene of the accident in which i-chcne
(‘fllahan of this city was killed about
A war auo. Another Vcar cominz
from behind also crashed into the
wrecked car, Several occupants of
. the cars were injured, according to
reports from Manhunt pe;sons who
. saw the accident, but Were unable to
learn the, names of the victims. .\'o
I one from Danburv was in the acci-
. limb—Daubury News.
on mutants
29c, ,
,, ‘meen Corporation
.O'I-i
i. 0 it. (h. under command of (fziptain:
proprietor of the land and house own-
i
t
t for: as well as quality.
Suits from $12.50 to $35.
Overcoats-big variety.
0
Evening dress overcoats, fur
coats and rain coats.
Rogers 8: Stevens
; NORWALK
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James T. Hu-Jbellvis confined to his'
.a'
More in West Main
'sliuht attack of illness.
street, with
The Girls' Friendly Societv of Grace
Parish meets this evening at 7:30 in
thc Parish House.
A permit for wirinz has Oct-n issued
to Michael Avalone of 63 lfixinflton
avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of all
tit-mun tirc (‘t mpanies will be held
tonight.
‘ 1'3
llt'mald it}. Shepard of Wilton ave-
uuc. has resigned his position with the
Nor‘vvalk Tire it Rubber f'ompnny,
This cvenin: at it there will be a
l't"'lll.’ll' met-tint: of tho ilolpins: "and
Society at the home of Mrs. Alice
tide, on Norman avenue.
John F. lit-Mutton received a permit
today for the erection of a concrete
3"ll‘2l2i‘ at a cost of “00 for A, l.. Ken-
tllll‘lv or : Livingston l’lacv.
llaroltl llaldwin. of Arch street; re—
ported to be police last nizhl. that
topic one had stolen a robe from his
:iurmnobile. while the machine was
shitltllnit in front of his residence,
The ihtcit’inghrm Woman's lto-lio-f
t‘trps willlhavc an all day so-wint:
‘llt't'lll‘l'l Mrs l-‘. H. l‘ledic-nt's, 1.7
t‘elltt'r :iu-nuc on Friday. IWit-ember 7.
Tll" member's will do lto-tl t'ross worn.
{ll
'l'lic :lnnll‘l men in: of St. John's
lmlzt», No. l}, l-‘. and A. ll. nill bt‘
2:. ‘l Thurstl iv a-icnina, in the temple
l'l Wall street. -()fficers for‘tlie com-
in:: vear will be elected, and reports
will be presented.
.\ iii-tiring on the transfer of the li—
w-vut» of the saloon business of Mrs,
i-llt-anor (l. Johnston of it Water
strret,’_\'or\valk by Joseph F. Kenclit‘
is help: held in the county commis-
sioner's omtc in Bridgeport, today.
'l‘hoirius Mt-(‘ov, who was arrested
)t‘.itf-l‘tl;l\' .It'tu-rnoon by ”flit-er Hurray
for drunkcnuess. was arraizncd in the.
uptown court this mornintz. and sen-
tenced by Judge (‘andec to thirty days
in tail.- Sentence was suspended, and
.\lc(‘ov was given two minutes to
clear out of town.
'lhe f‘rnftsmcn. Norwnlk's newest
social organization. will officially open
. their newly renovated rooms In the
limit-burn Building on Wall street. to
‘lltilll. The opening will be preceded
by ceremonies in st. John's Lodge. No.
6, P. and A. M. after which, the mete
fibers and guests will adjourn .to tho
Inew club rooms. An interesting pro.
'gram of entertainment has been or
ranged, and a his time is expected.
_,_.£_ __..
ALL MONEY
deposited in this bank on at- be- I.
, fore Wednesday, Dec. 5th. will
, draw interest from December Ist‘,
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BOUTH NORWALK
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SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
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First Class Yeoman Harry T. Hyatt.
returned to his duties on the United
ter spending a ten-day furlough at his
home in this citv.
Hartford 9. Weed, of New (‘anaam
trot-rotary of the local exemption
lboard. was in Hartford, today, on busi-
net-s.
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,ward J. Quinlan were in Bridgeport
. today, on legal business.
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Arthur Higgins, of Providence. R.
l., was a visitor in Sorwallt, today, on
business.
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URGE
LARATION OF WAR
AGAINST THE AUS-
TRIANS ' ‘
‘ (Continued from Sixth Fuel.
' as \'.t'll as of Serbia
.lhr-ilt'e' and equality
til rights can ltc litttl (.tll)’ at a great
it.’lt'r. We an- M't‘lilng permanent, not
tcnvrairary, foundatiom for the peace
of the wuN-l and must seek them can
didly and fearlessly. As always, the
right will provr to be the expedient.
What shall We do then. to push this
”great war of freedom and justice to its
righteous conclusion? \\'c- must clear
away with a thorough haul nil impede
,ments to fillx'tlf'nti nnd we tun~t make
every adjustment of law that will fa—
cilitate the fill and tree use of our
whole capacity and force as a lighting
unit.
One very embarrassing obstacle that
stands in our way is that we are at war
with Germany. but not with hx-r alliet.
I therefore \ery earnestly recommend
that the tfongrets immediately do»
clare. the l'nltetl States in a state of
war with Austria-Hungary. lines it
seem strange to you that this should
he the conclusion of the argument I
have just addressed to you'.’ It is not
it ls' in th'l tht' int'vltzzble logic tvf what
I have‘suid. Allsll'ld'Hlllthdl)’ is for
the time. being not her own mistress.
wrong the ro-st,
and of Poland,
‘ tbut simply the. tonal of the (Sermon
government. Wt- must fac- tht- facts
as they are and act upon them with-
out sentiment in this stern business.
The gowrnment of Austria-Hungary
is not acting upon its own initiative
or in responsi- to the wishes and feel-
l’lKa oi' its own pcuplvs. but as the to
”mount of another nation We must
t:"'f’l its forw- wi'h our null and re-
:'.'.l l'lt‘ l'-illt':ll i'uwcrs a.- but ont-
Tne war will be successfully conduct-
.l in no other way The sanit- logic
'm-uld lc'nvl :tl‘n t . a ll “duration of war
atraittrt 'l'url-u-y tizttl ituluaria They
also on- tho tools it (h'rtttany. flu!
they~aw locrr tools and do llt'l yet
stood in the direct path of our neces-
sary action. We --hrtll so ’ wherever
lll' llt’ir'nfilll-‘r of this “a: curry u-',
lutv it -('1‘lt!~' l'i llll' that We should go
only “here borderline and practical
f‘i'll‘ltll‘dl'llhlL?‘ lt'ill us and not how!
any t;tllt‘l‘i.,~ '
'l'lic llnill»"lzll and military lli".li'llrl’.~
which must
lh'lllL’t'l'u‘ut .i.; the our and its under
Lettings dew-lop but I will take the lib-
t
rrtv ct pz‘ttpot'lttg to you certain other~
:.t.t~' of legislation which seem to me
to in needed for :he suppmt of ”W war
:ltl'l tor fht' H'l“.'.’*t' of our whole force
and energy.
It will be necesL-al'y ft) ("lilt‘fltl in
certain particulars the legislation of
the ln~t session with remrd to alien
enemies; and also necessary. i believe,
to create a wry tintinitc and particu-
lar control ot'er il‘," entrance and dc-
parturc of all persons into and from
thi.‘ United States.
Legislation should be enacted defin-
ing as a criminal otfensc every wilful
violation ofthe presidential proclama-
tions relating to enemy aliens promul-
gated under Section 4067 of the Re-
viseil Statutes and providing appro—
printc punismentszr and women as
well as men should be included under
the terms of hie acts placing restraint:II
upon alien enemies. It is likely that
as time goes on many' alien enemies
will be willing to be fed and housed
at the expense of the government in
the detention camps and it would he
the purpose of the legislation l have
I
l
more
be adopted will suzgnsy
. The legislation M‘s: the last
session with steam! to resisted eolr
binubns among our exporters. in or-
derto provideloroirtooelntrsdes
4 elective ' organisation and
method of cooperation. ought by all
means to be obtupleted at this sessions
And I be: that the members of the
House of Representatives will permit
me to express the opinion that it will
impossible to deal in any wsy'bnt
a very wasteful and extravagant fss -
ion with the enormous appropriations
of the public moneys which must con-
tinue to be made, if the war is to be
y properly sustained, unless the House The school is turning out thoroughly
will consent to return to its former
practice of initiating and preparing all
appropriation bills through a single
lbility
committee. in order that respons
Plates sap-m yggtprday margin" 3:. way be rentcrrd. expenditure“ stand- important work for the government.
ardlzed and made uniform and waste.
,and duplication as much as possible
avoided. t
‘ddlllonll legislation may also be-
come necessary before the present
Congress adjourfi to elect the most
efficient coordination and opention
of the railway and other trnnsporta-
tion systems or the country; but to that
l shall. if circumstances should de-
l
Attornevs Ira (‘. Gregorv and Ed” mand, call the attention of 'Conxl’euowned and occu
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upon another occasion.
If i have overloked anything that
Eought to be (him: for the more effective
conduct of the war. your own counsels
will supply the omission. What I am;
perfectly clear about is that in the:
present session of Congress our whole
tattentlon and energy should be con-
centrated on the vigorous and rapid
S IMMEDIATE DEC- and runwéfllul Prosecution of lite great the tit'cl'elary of the state yesterday.
sk of winning the war.
We can do this with all the greater”
deal and enthusiasm because we know,
'that tor us this is a war of high prin ‘
Tciple. debastd by no selfish ambition;
tot conquest or spoltation; because we
aknow. and all the world known,. that.
we have been forced into it to sa‘ve the'
very inxtitutions we live under from
corruption and destruction, The pur-q
prises of the ('eutral Powers strike
straight at the very heart of everything’
we belie-w in; their methods of war-
fare outrage every principle of huv
manity and of knightly honor: their
intrigue has corrupted the very
thought and spirit of many of our peo
ple: their sinister and secret dlplo—;
mat”; ltrs Ftlllfihl to take out very ter-
ritory-away from us and disrupt the
union of states. Our safety would he.
at an end. our honor forevc" uullied
and brought into contempt were we to
permit their triumph. They are strik-
ttng at the very existence of democracy
’and liberty.
it is income it is for us a war of
high, disinterested purpose, in which
all the {NH peoples of the world are
Mndvd together for the vin .‘lcation of.
rights, a war for the preservation at
our nation and of oil that it hr: held
ut-ar of principle and of purpose. that
m- fw-l lull‘eI-lt't's dcubly constrained
to propose for is outomc only that
which is righteous and of lrrcptoaclt
ahlc intention. for our ft is as well as
.for our frh-uds. The cause being just
and holy. the settlement must be of
like motive and quality. For this we
tan llL'lll. but for nothim: lc~s noble or
loss worth) if our traditions. For
this tiltlst- vu- entered the war and for
this catw- \- tl| \ve battli- until the last
run is tired. ’
l lltl‘lt‘ ttpoko'll plainly because this
seems In N" the time when it is most
necessary to speak plainly. in order
that all the world may know that even
in the llt'.|l and ortlor if the struggle
and when our whole thought M of
tutrryint: the \var through to its end we
have not forgotten any ideal or princi-
tdc for which the name of America has
huh held in honor among the natioas‘
and for which it has been our glory
to contend in the great geenratlonu
that went ltt'fure us. A supremo mt»
ment of ltislflry has come. The eyes
of the p and» how been opt'ncd and
tin-v see, The hand «if (iod'ls laid upon
tho nation.- He will show them favor.
I itcioutly believe. only if they rise to
the clear heights of lfis own justice
and mercy.
to
TORRINGTON MAN SPOT
Tt‘tRRlXt'tTOS. llec. 4.-William
llembrowski. .16 years old. is in a crit-
ical condition at the local hospital as
the result of beinz shot with a shot-
gun bv Bust-no S. .Williams, .lr., early
today. while nathering brush on pro
pertv near Williams' house. WilliaYns
is heinz held by the police. He claims
he thought he was shooting a dog.
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STOCK YARD LABOR INVESTIGA.
TION
CHICAGO, Der. 4.——l-‘or the purpOse
of investigating the stock yards labor
situation. and, if possible, to adjust
the differences between the employee
and the packers. over recognition of
the union and a wage schedule. Fred ,‘
l.. Felt-k. government mediator is in'
(‘hicazo today.
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.llavldson, A. J. Leventhal
,the firm is'the sale
‘J.
" damp soil.
‘ the 'street.
business.
it .
News”: Icy, Amateur ngokfi Op-
orltor, I and in “Nice
Roland Porter, 3 ‘Xorwslk boy. son
of Mr. and lrsswmlnm Porter. of
Beverley. Mass" ,was an amateur wire-
less operator when the United States
was declared at war with Germany.
He tendered his services to the gov-
ernment, was accepted “and is now
chief radio clectrician at the Harvard
Radio School of instruction. tear-hint!
wireless theory and drilling the men.
trained operators, it is said, at the
rate of one hundred a week. Youns
Mr. Porter is also engaged in other
it is understood, and is in line for fur.
ther promotion. Mr. Porter, 8., ill
will be recalled, was emploved for;
some years in the office of the Nari
walk Lock works. and Mrs. Porter willi
be remembered as Miss Ella (layer,
The family home was at South Main,
and Monroe streets, the house now
pied by Dr. F. l. Bun
nell. ‘
WATERBURV BURIAL
COMPANY OfiGANIZEB
A certificate of organization of theI
Waterbury Burial Company of Water-t
bury, was recorded at the ottlee of
The capital stock is $1,050, divided
into fortv-two shares. The subscrib-
ers are Joseph H. Beulieu, Frederick.
W. Lawlor and Peter J. McGrath of,
Waterbury. t
A certificate of incorporation of the:
S. )1. Davidson Compahy of New llrl-
tain. was recorded. The business 0!;
the firm is to be real estate. (‘apitnty .
tam-ti is $50,000. divided into 2,900:
shares The incorporators are 'S. M.[
and Mary]
I), beventhnl of New Britain.
A certificate of incorporation of the; ,
New llrl' :
Fair llcpartment store of I
tuiu. was recorded. The business ot|
of mtscallaneous‘
articles. Capital stock amounts tol‘
$30,000, divided into 2.000 shares. Thel
incorporators are S, M. Davidson, A.‘
Levenlhnl and Mary I). la-vcntha
of New Britain.
BAND 0F SWINOLEBS R088
POOR PERSONS OF SUGAR
lOXKBRS, .\', \’., l‘ec. 4.“’Y0nk£’l‘fl,
which contains within its limit two
of the largest sugar refineries in the!
world, has been made the scene at .,
the operations of a band of swindler‘tt
who are robbing the fort-tan elemen'l
of sonar. Although a turtle portion oil
the men and women in this city fl?"
pend upon the refineries for their llv-i
inc they seem to have tallv-n easy Vic-i . .
time.
The len'llt l's reprt-:.t-nt themselves?
government ,aat'ntt‘. looking: for hidden
sugar anti make the poor people dist:
L'orge their tetv s'orcd pounds. Mrs.
.lohn .l. (‘arr. president of the Yonkers;
Economic Association. has received at
number of complaints and the police! '
others. i
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HABITS OF CRAYFISH
The t'lavfish mnv h.- descrilwd a. a
fresh water lobster. and usually lives
a purelv aquatic life, keeping to the:
Some of the cravl'ish found
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l
t
river-bed. I
in Australia, however, have forsaken.
the water and excavate hurt-om
The tunnel leading to the:
heart of the burrow is free from un-;
tcr, but water is always present int
the chambers at the end where the:
crayfish lives. Thcv do much damagef
to artificial watercourses in the min-E
in: districts by rigidlin: the banks.
and dams, ' i
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V. Antiionv turned into police head-i
quarters a door kecy that he found in
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Therfirst war savings stamp certifi-
cate was sold this morning to'Rcv. .i.‘
Benton Werner, of Grace Church. t
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l
The oflltial board of the Rail Ave-l
t
nuc M. ii. Church met at the church'
last evening and transacted routine'
l
l
meeting of the Bolts
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The annual
'lsland company was held at the offices
‘of the oGrham plant last gvening. ‘Jet
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K. OF C. NEARIN
lni 1 Officer Reynolds as a drunk at 4 Le:-
* ' ington Avenue last niirht following
I (JOAL DESIRED Santclla's appearance with .1 sword
lint: of the council. in complete report:
’Cvouau‘cxwzuxst‘h m ‘ ‘
«awaken-«nu.
Ht,- rq .. ., \.
.u. ~
On cold mornings, a bit of fun
and the good cheery warmth of a
Perfection Oil Heater make getting
.»up easner.
The Perfection soon drives out
the chill. The generous warmth
encourages a feeling of fitness at
the very beginning of the day.
Convenient, economical, the Per-
fc'ction quickly warms any room
in the house. Yields glowing
warmth for-eight hours on a single
gallon of kerosene.
Now used in more than 3,000,000
homes.
Rc-wickin is now easy with the. new
No. 500 crfection Heater Wick.
Comes trimmed and burned off, all
ready for use.
. _..6-
So-CO-ny Kerosene gives best results.
STANDARD 0". CO. OF NEW YORK
Principal OMCCS
New York '
Buffalo
Albany
llosltin
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' Pasquale Santella was arrested by
which he waved about and created con
sternatim among his friends wnile.
"playing soldier".
l'l‘his morning ’.llltl;:f' Vosburgh in tha‘
t‘lncd him 37 and
(Continued from First Page).
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leaders announced their total receipts
there was much enthusiasm. whichtdowntown court
increased when the last captain roteosts.
putted making a total subscriptionl
to date of twelve hundred and fifty!
dollars ($1250.00). ’l‘he captains nslct
ed for more time- to complete their"
canvas and secure contributions that‘
i
had been pledged. On Thursday eve
ning of this \\‘(‘('k the regular meet-
is cxpected. The Knights had set‘
out to raise fifteen hundred dollart:
($1,500.00). and they are confident:
that when the returns are complete,:
that they will be "over the. top." i
A K. of C. drive is being conducted I
ln Westport and Saugatuck this week.‘
Westport has no council of the;
Knights of» Columbus. but the people?
of that town are anxious to pnrtici-t
pate in the War (‘amp Recreation:
work.
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"I never wear my ring A! worlr—
l'm afraid of breaking or losing
isu estod to c , t folio-vim: officers were elected: PI'Psl-K g .
".12.. .. ......::'.2:.::§:::":::.:";rirmum mm were mm: .....,...t.....,.HALr M'LL'ON . “w “scan nexus:
lar institutions where they could be: .—-‘ James H. Rundlo: secretary, Edwardl FIRE ON THE ! “(M on. dwlyo Iota
made to work... my," criminals do. 'congreuman.zlecg from mummy E. fiorham. The directors consist ofl . l mud-Micki”
Recent experience has convinced me . District I. sworn in; title three above named otllcers. to! WATER FRONT. .
that the Congress must go runner in WASHINGTOX, .Dec ¢.-Schuyler sether with Leslie Gamble and Ed‘ ; w—w-w Rlngs
[authorizing the lovemment to set "131- Merritt of Connecticut was sworn int'al‘d F- Smith. 'Mr- Smith and 3“” (Continued From Page 030) l _ L'
,"9 '0 We". The law of mpply and yesterday afternoon as the succesor of Gorham were named to take care 0" ' “*nhwu—dldedmflfl
demand- I “I lorry to say. has been Rwrmnmi" 5- J- “l“: who died the island for the coming year. The- aces were lit thus in the o lnlon of‘ ””33- “um
replaced by the law of unrestrained during the last recess. It. H. Belhlln annual rcpom were read and ac-' "mm tors' a, "a. '0‘ ”wood . a “0M
seltlshness. While we have offprint-two" 'h" 0"“ 9" ”“9”“ to RQPVGACCPM' ’th t g:ho t"cir::l’t Id? wt d” "fim .' m
Pd Drotlteering in several brunet,‘ of imitative lllenltley of Pennsylvania.!' me-v— t a l a h i. ‘ "fin?” :7 .mvflh‘mm
the industry a ,un m... mum", resigned. t cur rule our—n to «earn 2 9" V° 9“ '"fflal’l’m “’ l” 3 “V 1 Mn
mnplnt in others. " — mossy M“ "”9”" 9' 'h'; ”a.
The tuners, for
example. complain with I [rent deal
of justice that, while the regulation of
food prices restricts their incomes, no
restraints are placed upon the prices
of most of the things they must them-
selves purchase; and similar lnequb
ties obtain on all sides.
i
‘osuous'i'urtou FOR PROHIBI-
TION sures
l
; wssmxaox, naq '——A demon-
'strntlon inhonor of t'the new prohibi-
,tlon states-the Diurtet of Columbia
f Don't miss this Cut out this slip,
lenclose with So end msll it to Foley
ll: (30.. 2835 Shemeld avenue, Chicago.
‘nt.. writing your name sud undies:
,clearly. You will recelve in return a
trial package containing Foley's Hon--
As a step toward centralizing t
. authority over! piers workers and dc;
lsens whose/business require: their
presence within the zones slung New
York's waterfront no, under armed;
[gum-d. ldentillcatloncsrds will be ls-|
tsued at the customs house fluff/1‘1!“
by the United sum marshals. it wast
' It is "attentively necessary the m:
semtlon of the full ‘dbe of the water and
”anathema-try slsotheeon-'
slderatlon of thet’syste-ntle and yet
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