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30613 NOIWLLI.
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\‘»il.\ u Visitor in
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yesterday
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l‘ubhle. of Buyfiew avenue
two building lots on
will avenue of George F. Belts
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\ltilvihill. rill-round
stopped over in this city
:.\ for a brief visit while on his
‘ T’ It \veek‘n stay in llaubury.
sports
: n Misting, superintendent of
.-. walk exchange (it the Southern
England Telephone company,,
' ;. rll‘lillly in New Haven.
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" ”.3. Dibble. of 27 Bityvicw awn-
‘1- TM I'n'ly mustered out of the naval
I. -. lzzi; rrsumed his formn' posit-
ion with the \\'incltcst<-r Arms conl‘p-
any in New Haven. Mr. Dibble made
several overseas trips during his~ term
of service. 11“.“1
—l.enox Milinet'y. ‘10 South
straw. South Norwnlk, Conn.
An :aummnblt- truck driyvn in Nazi)"
'l'tinihthsmi. ol 7H \\'r~t lloltokt-n
New York. crashed into the
cf llh- Roodner building on Rail-
lldlll avenue yesterday while lmckini‘.‘
into a driveway. Slight damage was
Clone. "
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A. H. BoutWell, of Saratoga
Simon's. N. Y.. formerly pastor of the
Ildililrt church in this city, preached
the morning sermon ytsterday ut the
llugnirt church, where lie was Zlet’it‘d
lit-y.
by :t lam»- ct nzrcgntiou of hie friends
and i't't'mei' patisltiom-rs. who listened
\Vl‘ll interest to an able discourse.
lllv >‘llljl'1'7 of which “'413 “.ll‘5u5. Cozu-
xau-nl and (.‘onteiupm‘ary." At both
the morning and evenin; services. )‘e‘fi-
1 da\ the 010i., W... \11‘.‘ D01"! B.,.._ l’ltulshourgz. the other day, by Prcsl-iis raid talli one person out of every
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nutzirlg’ltltl. soprano.— llaribury News.
:ecunny. ’t
77—. lthrco or four years that she has beenlwhlch she made for the cause of hu-
,‘lm:l—:t"l upon as u would supplier and,man freedom. '
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 15
spondence of The Associated
The foreign trade of Brlzal during the'
first half of 1919 is regarded as very‘
encouraging. An increased exports-3
lion oi‘ some of Brazil’s staple commo-
dities, such as coffee. rubber, cacoo.l
chilled beef, hides, oil-bearing fruits.l
etc.. as well as the high prices whichl
these articles have commanded; leavesi
a. very respectabie trade balance. That!
Brazil has rapidly forged ahead com-3
mercially during the years or the War}
is generally conceded. The country's
agn‘cultural possibilities are as yet
practically unexploited. and the Wari
acted as a stimulus toward ascertain-i
ing- the wide range of her productlvlty.‘
Brazil has been able to export tol,
Europe foodstuffs which, a few year-Si
ago. she was not able to supply to her-'
self. in the some way. animal hus-
bandry is making strides which point,
to making;r meat products oue‘of thef
t-curtiy‘s thief exports. While llrnzll‘l
has always been u cattlcproducingl
i-; only during the lastl
,(Corre- .
Even more recently several large mod-l
ci'n packing houses have
Slim-ted or l‘rojm tmL
financed principaly by
on; interests.
in the past year the Federal Govern—l
meat. through the aui'icullural‘deparl.
been con-
"i‘hese a re ‘
American puck-'
tion to the importation and purchase
of animals of pure blood. lt is prepay-
ul ~. ivrtr on on I'Xlt‘nSlVG crluczliion-
:.l :t‘tmpaien among thr llw slnt'k
lll‘PPill”." Ill Rn’zil to 1mm re the.
standard oi” cattle. For this purpose
for (low mmcut llil"l"l5 to make liber-
fll money appropriations.
Ilut'id ilnnFil. commissioner of UN“
l‘nitml State-s Departuwnl of Axriculb
lll’l‘, :wcompouied by an assistant. hit:
just :trivwl in Brazil to make an m-
x'estizutitm. ol‘ the cattle industry and
give information to szllelRH Galile—
l:'.i!~P.‘.“ “gamut: the iliipoi'lullon ot‘
.\ottll Aluri‘icau C(illlf'. ‘
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DETROIT. .‘.licll.. ”Pt. 7. 'l‘lil- pm
[maul rryp‘lun oi the llook nl ('omulon
Prayer of the l-inm-opal ('llllH'll, which.
is to value before ”11' triennial (lili'il‘ll'
lion openim: he 12- t).-tob< r S, Hobo-El» :
t'lian::t>:~' ill ihv- nmz‘iiuuv swtx‘it-v in H‘-
cogmtirh or "the new status» 01 woman
in the lite oi” the Wm’itl- [hill of polite
cal equality with umn."‘ it is propus~
ed to lemlhatc llto- word “obi-y" l’rum
the woman‘s pledge in the mil“l’lfl:.'I—'
Main sen-ice. making the promises or man . shouted 3‘ him by a tzmuman.
and woman the same. while the wordsfi
"\\'iill illl my worldly goods 1 tinge:
endow." in tile mit'l's plttigt', wuuitl'
ill?” be stricken out. i
It is sllitml by church boilers that.
the proposed revision would not only,
enrich but "modernize untl huniuuilzt l
,lbc Book 01‘ Common Prayer." 5
it is proposed in eliminate from lht‘;
burial office oi the lituitzy all exprcs .
alone; that Wild to represent lll'tllll and
>i(kne.~'s and disaster u.~ the dirccl.’
acts of God. ‘
The meetings of the 3.01m delegates,
the clergy, the Houm- nl Bishops zlntl
the various auxiliary ot'gzlnizgititm< im-
in bt- held in lull" :l dozen Lilac
churches of M‘Vl'liil lll‘llllllllilllilul’l\’ and
in lurge balls.
The lillgl'fil conw-mion hall in lite
city has been l'ngzluvtl for the evening
inspirational lll‘i'llllus which \nll oe‘
addressed by lt-utlin: ('lllll'cllllll'il nun?
nationally knoun figures. .
PARIS, Oil. 7.
The decoration Of.
dent l'illlli'lll'l‘, brings the number oi.
French towns hayini.r the (‘mss of the,
Legion oa' Honor to twenty-two, while:
Mal—lot
tinlll‘ that
$lf you have one Or more 0 {the abort"
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LONDON. Sept. 9 (Correspondence
The Associated Press).—-“lf man-
kind is to move forward in step. Amer-
ica. CanadahAustralia, New Zealand.
South Africa, enhh in their own
sphere. must contribute their stream
of effort and illumination to the com-
mon pool." says the Round Table. in
discussing the responsibility of the na—
tions for the future of the world.
“What that means in practice wo _
cannot now do more than mention." ’
the editor continues. “That‘it means
the acceptance of large mandatory re-
eponsibllitlcs by America mes with.
out saying. A nation of 100.000.000.
possessed of for greater wealth than
any other in the world. cannot con-
tinue self-centered in her own home
and grow to the full stature of nation l
a! manhood. ’
“America laid barbell open to the.
charge of selfish indifference to any-l
thing but her own interests by lhel
slowness with which she recognized
her duty in the war. and the conse-
quently comparatively small sacrifice
"She is now showing a similar readi-
ness lo try to escape from practical ne-
sponsibilily for the unfortunate peo-
“ptes not yet able to stand alone, and
comequently leave them to be. ex-
ploited. and. in some cases. massacred.
by people in no way qualified to have
less rise rapfdly to a sense of her re-
sponsibilities. But it is urgent that
she should no! delay.
“The problem of the Dominions is
different. They pulled their full
weight during the war. All of them
t~Xr1pi Canada. have now HSWnlEd
trueteeship for backward peoples."
LONDON, Oct. l."’The ""95! con-
tribution to 'lte literature on the quests
tion of control or the. liquor traffic
comes from the headquarters of the
Labor Party. which argues in favor of
the labor policy of state municipal
pumhawe. Tl‘o Labor Party statement
"during war-time it .u'o-;
found mm the only good solution. Wm:
”11- ur‘wmi v ‘ no change undertaken. at
(‘arllsle by llli' Liquor Control Howl
This line lit-cu an :llumet unquadfis-ul‘
success. Tl‘t-t'e sw‘nlc c-Very tw-tso't to
moreed in this tilt-m iozt. and “fiber
nationalize or llll:llll‘ilullllv the who!“
or the liquor trade."
KILLED BY TRAIN.
For Sale: Choice Hones
For Real: Barber Shop. Houses
Raymond Bros.
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Fur niture
Some mummy attractive tables, chain, telephone
desks, lactional book cases and my other it”.
L 310 "00x 0? GET Pmm r03 “Dnm‘
AND ANNIVERSARIBS. “a
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UMBRELLAS
Sin: Umbrella. fancy handles with cord; block, wme’ , blue.
and green . . ........ .. $4.98
coon-cocooo-Ilnooouonto.
mu Gloria Silk Umbrellas, straight, square and curved
handles ........... .................$2.25to$4.50
Folding Umbrellas in Gloria Silk .............$3.25to$4.50
‘ ‘Kitldies ‘ ' Umbrellas ....... $1.75
no-uoo-IDuIQOIuoIo-oo.
J. I. MALLETTE
N440.
88 WASHINGTON 8!. m nonwm
“'atcrbury. Oct. 7.—-Georcc Suman-
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OCAL—60c a bushel
WOOD—25c a
town. Also in my quantity.
L. EFFRON
'3 Iowan 8t.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
doltvu'y all over
I. Norwdk, Conn.
BondLe tier Reads
for $15.00.
know- what the «noun Bun-u-
millbondpaperin. Itisthcbcn
ull mi commercial bond mu].
today sud tuned by thouundo 0!
bonus who do big businou.
This exceptionally low price I
for a largo letterhead, 8 1-2 x 11
inch). in. printing is of the M
.d In thud back of every shod.
INSURANCE“
olafllilndsinsu'ona and
Mei-olden
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J.Ill.aylon&Co.,lnc.
U man A“
IOU“ I’M“ "I.
REAL ESTATE l
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The Wntnorter-Hemld ‘
Wm Conn. ‘
P. l.—Wo do other plinth. ‘
lower price. than you have I.-
poymg bocsuu our up.”
equipment nuke- lt pouiblo. Ta...
phonommdonoofthoum'm
[all
' Sell your old can to the Bridge-
; port Auto Wrecking Co., 1310
’03 YOUR Am All)
8101' PAINTING, MOI.-
ammo, Am TOPS no)
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N. S. DI PALMA‘. Y
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Center 8m. Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2. Second-
had pm. and tire. to a: any
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GET A SQUARE DEAZ.
We Will buy your household
goods. rags. papcm. Junk and an
second hand mums. Anything you
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BIKINITION OF CHIROPRACTK
an” of the (llama and the at 0'
adjusting the some. Dues-9 in W
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flSkilS, aged 7-3 )‘i-lel. oi llll“ city. was
instantly killed yesterday morning
when run over by a train near the
plant of the (‘hue metal works in “’8-
terrific». He failed to boar a warning
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VOL R HEART
Doc-s it Flutter, Palpitaie or ’Skip
Beat“. linvc you Shortness of Breath.
Tender-neat, Numbness or Pain in left
side.
before, eyes. Sudden starting in sleep..
Nervousness, Nightmare, Hungry or
Weak Spells, Opprcned Feeling in.~
chest, Choking Sensation in throat,"
Painful to lie on left side, Cold‘
Hands or Feet, Difficult Breathing,
Heart Dropcy, Swelling of feet or
ankles, or Neuralgia around heart?
symptoms. don't fall to use PEP I
SENNA. Not a SI cret medicine. it
tour has a wait heart. 'l‘hrve-lourtli.~4
of thew tlo not knew it. and hundreds.
wrongfully treat themselves for the ,.
Large trucks ““1”,th with pncu- Litgae is tht only foreign city or townl Stomach, Lungs, Kidneys cr Nervesn
I .j livn' T1. nnkmw it even more on “liich thr honor has been conl'cr-lllout tnkt- any cllancvs when Pcpw
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vvident that the Post Road ought to
be widened. Some of the trucks trav-
el at the speed of touring cars. One
of the latest models has a “'hile en-
gine of great power. and ha.~ double
ten-inch tires on the rear wheels.
haul:z three. tons of freight. at a surpri-
sing rate of speed. and with very little
noise. A larw» truck moving at a rap-
id rule. (If «peed lakes‘ up much or the
road. and Ii” :2 place like Mianus leav-
mrtn for anything else.
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A MAN '
CAN’T LIVE
FOREVER
BUT A TRUSTJZOIIPANY
CAN :
and in trusts covering a. long
period of time perpetual ex-
istence is vit'al. I
So tho thoughttul ml
names this Company as Trul-
.toc‘of his estate,- thus provid-
ing agninst any break 111 the
performance. of the duties
involved.
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red. \‘o'rtlun. Dunkirk. llheims. Sims
burg and l’eronne are among the oth-
er cities that haw mceiw’d the red}
ribbon. Future candidates are Arms.
Lens. Maubeuge and Albert.
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LONDON. Oct, 7:— Divorce in in.
-creasing‘ihroughoul the United King-l,
.dom at an alarming rate. according to
'a white paper The total for 1898 was:
'650. For 19” it was 1.705, with lhc
'greatest inchase recorded in the
.years between 1914-17. i
. Another development which the Gov.
?ernment views with alarm is the lllIl'Tl‘
iber of actions brought by husbands.
iWhere onct> the petitioner was usually
a woman. the pact few years have so
changed the situation that in 1917 the;
number of husbands seeking SPDara-;
-tions was 1.067 as compared vdth 638‘
Wives.
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UNDERWEAR
Prepare for the cold weather by selecting your man-wear
curly. We are now showing a. complete line of “lemde”
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union suits and separate garments at u very slight udvnuce
over last. year's prices.
114M) 5: er MODE/VA TE PPICIJ‘
__.,.-,.1 gym). MIN.
Senna is within your reach.
moms furnished. .
$1.00 per box at anneal“: or mailed
on receipt of price.
The Weed Company
Wilton. Conn
-LUGGAG£
mmsmm
Trunks and Bags
Endorse
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased business we have found it neces-
Mtoprovideinrguromu Ipace in New York city. On and
“BMW FIRST. 1919, we will be located at 174
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City. Phone M.
Our service bu been extended to Philadelphia, Pa... and
New Haven, Cam, and we will be (ltd to quote rates and
call for :ln'pmentl.
DAILY SERVICE 38m NEW HAVEN, BRIDGBPORT,
RORWALK. NEW roux AND PWEIA
10 large truck: 1!. your service for all Wampu-
tafion. Padded van: for furniture work.
So. Nomlk, Ct-
122 WOW 8t.
Phone 294.
New York City How“ Ct.
174 Seventh Ave. ”M'It.
Phone l'omgut 7347. m “Colony.
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maintained m “about:
“with “nonhuman-on!
cmmoton Ivllovo the an“ 0
disease Ind pin, health is rector“
through bum-lung the nerve on
Female trunnio-
nllo cut“
taro ot the mine. You wtll news:- I!
I'l'mtic Treatment. Given Moo
1'. FRANCIS, ll. C.
u Wuhluton 01.. so. Nomalk. Con.
Gm from Palmer School
A M. WOOSTER
AMY AT [AW
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Sutils, Coats and
Dresses
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‘ ”flu. hum” u. mutton, ”on“,
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TEETH
. is receiving more attention every year,
E for the present generntion realize lhll
4' a wholesome mouth is imperative to.
. good heath—it is no longer consider.
5 ed a luxury. ’
l Purents are training their children
." how to cure for their teeth It hone
, and buying them regularly exam-
; med y a dentist. enable a child to
; jive mt would otherwise develop in-
w a hopeless lute. Doc-yell teeth
. - . produce «cased gum, the
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impaired, and
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have. Price according to the anal-
ity of the goods. A return dell
always.
PHILIP P. MA HONEY
62 \‘an Zilndl street. Phone 1182-8.
Second hand condo always on role.
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Dorian House
Show: Dinners
All Kinds at Sea Food
Steak. Chops and
Chicken
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PIPES and TOBACCO.
Z mam altos
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Inhockemo Block, 80. Ronni! .
Tel. 1581 '
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Egg, Stove.
Nut and Fed
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Reduction in the Pnee' 0!
Tires '
Awning; Auto Top and
_‘ Auto Bipplhl ~
Ono W I'll! In. .
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