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. Tho New Haven breakwater,”%’hich‘l
has mr yours baa-u regarded ‘by marin-‘
Lib 21.. cons-.uuiing a harbor of gamma}
was, tor the flx‘strtimcrjegauy declared:
.'u.:,., n. cannon gzvcn Saturday, byi
Jung»: Justin Mack, in 'the Unitedl
baa-ma mum, in New York city, when,
in: (:laxnissad the libela brought
..:;1‘1'y for fear your cards will
‘;;‘.; be here on time.
Our sample book is ready for
you.
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Legally Declared Harbor of glimmer: by
a
tow
minim-union
huadrcd'génaa! chat of_ the tour
railroad brotherhoods met here today.
consider ' the overt-[me "proposal
Walker D. Hines, dl
eta-General of IRailroads.
The director—general would grant
time~and one-half for’oveftime earned
in freight scrvloe making less than?
12% miles an hour, provided arbitrary ‘
allowances now given in any of the:
re
schedules are eliminated. , 7
Different “away from‘imme rules"
are in moot on many railroads. and
Mr. Hines' propoaition is a. unimii’fi
16~hour rule for all cram: held away
from home terminals.
Acceptance or rejectibn_ of the di-
DONNELLY’S
Mormmer‘k’amlell and Conklin
Pierce, of New
13?" Irector‘gencrai's ofl‘er will have no
‘5‘ bearing on the request or, the train-
lork. “Win“ ’helmrn and firemen for a general wag»
Mmeuce W. Blulic‘slee." of the New
A
gliavcn Tran list-k Company. and the
lV’miu'I-d F. (‘nhi l."’ of the New_ lla~l
‘rrn Towing l‘ompany, which were tow- i
in; six scows of the plaintifl, on Oc-'
;tmmr 23, 1917. when the scours wcre'
m. so Main St.
com aoawm l
V Elly Ncws
storm of October 23, 1917, when the
two tugs put in at the breakwater for
'ei‘uge. The Blakcslee was bound for
\lew York. hnvmg three of the barges
,n tow, and the Cahlll, for Bridgeport,
gwith three other barges. All were
u :"ly 0311‘!qu with stone. over 4.000:
'r::. \‘li’ch was. cntiroly lost, though
“in haracs were later salvagcd. ‘
’t "1;" ("o oncoming or th storm tha'
uwo :1,» as at in . '
.‘-.lr. B'ulicnl cf (‘cntrr 3“” ‘31“. .‘(Ol i h'(\"g‘-“."Ptor. (marl fill: zlifg‘ggflgl:
val-ii, haa purchased a ncw (‘hcvmfe‘ ,being set the following morning of the
“.mmg cur. , l “h at 10:30. they decided to remain.
—— Fivc of the rents. the Ryerson. Gut
A prayer meeting will be hold t“is "f'n. Carter, Curry Md Wilson. broke'
“mm: in tho Advant (Yin-inhuman}: from tho mas and were drive-i-
..imyr-h. Van Zanl and Harvey mrccf. Il‘mvcme‘idc un onto the \Woodmoni
______. thorn. affnr thry bod Mon tossed by
\ Ponlfl‘f‘le Sid walk is being laid in “1‘0 ‘r‘vv-"r' rot?! and lfiwh \vinfln Tm.
{mm of Felix Ci atte’s fruit’ store, 49 War-dell waq the only occur which did
Main street. ‘i'mt break away. The captained the
[hp motor hr:le “12117-1 G. oi Long.
Blunt} .was tied up as tho public flout l
yu—~ir’::‘dzl_\'. , ‘
l" M "’1' {iv b 'cui'wnlcr in u. vi 1
3'me A ' ' \ Olentlmember canvass throughout the
d ,.,,p;..;0n mp...” 1h 9 terrific church, wherever parishes have taken
:Thanksa‘iving Eve.
1'::;.',< Sinzing Orchestra.
Armory, Mur-
Henry A. Hegalcin has been award-
c-d tlw contract .to initiall an Interna-
llflTlDl (mo-pipo heater in the residence
of My: Louis liodus on Lowe, street. ‘
A barn dance will be held tomorrow
nichl. Thanksgiving. in the Country
l‘lub. Costumea appropriate to the
u: ~ usion will be worn.
The hospnai‘wmst Club will meet
Fridztv of this wool: with Mrs. Daniel
Kuorzb. 15 Sonview avenue. “’ill the
more notifv the hostess of their inten-
tion of coming.
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A rehearsal of the team and gunrds‘
will be held by Eureka. Rebekah Lodge
on Friday eVening at. 8 O'CIOCk. A
maeting of the entertainment
mlttc-e will be held at 7:30.
3 .
_, Thanksgiving Eve.
my} Sincing Orchcsira.
l‘l‘urléw Frankel of tho Tankus
Horn and family have taken
' (-"vfll'
zmanmvnts on North avcnue. Mrs.
l-‘r:ml<nl and (iauglners have been in
during the Summer and
l: idzrfivlll
1. .Eil‘liil.
Y: has been learned that Dr. Allan
mem- l‘lzimlllon of New York City,
.. .liwd Sunday at his summer
ll:..«- in l‘h'om Harrington. Mass, is
“I’lzliivo (if ‘va. AlQXfllldel‘ Hamil-
»: «.i‘ l‘ninp park. Rev. Mr. Hamil-
i‘mlwr was first cousin to Dr.
(Minn. making Rev. Mr. Hamilton
' tho late Dr. Hamilton
«v rim once removed. .
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’l‘nxzm'row morningr
:‘_: :I: will b“ held in the Ex;
P. (jll'llrr‘lv 9 'l‘honlranriving serv
11mm
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'l‘lmmrrow morning's
”It'll. i< expected to bring out
up
owl SliPll‘ friends, who will start the?
appropriately by
excep-
..‘,,.-.:.. inmrcslinfl prozram has been
' mi thanksgiving
:dzmr divine scrvxce. An
! \l.
«ClRLlES WlLL F'LV To TOWN
‘ vinz night on
Yul . Tllz;nl;€gi
111 1 Jazz Orchesim
.. ‘Il':
Ill Clarwzzrd's
Til-lifts 350.
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Christmas Club
will close
Friday, Dec. 5th-
No deposits will
be received
after that date. .,
Checks will be M ,
about Dec; 10th. .
,l...
at 7 o’clock
t aVcnue
ic‘e‘lpalm' One 0f his etploits was the cap her 7th is first for workers, and thou
iscs to be of considcra-bleinu-P of ac,
'l‘Ew excersiscs are an an'3nrivate‘s Singlehanded
nt. and in the past have been '
< of attracting rccord attend-I
serVice,
a
. nllnlllfi‘f of the church members
A delightful climax to a
Blakog-‘lne and the Cahlll took every,
invrr'auf’on. it war claimflr‘ hv tho de-i
fondants. to save the crew'of the barg-‘
"s and but one man waq lost.
The snow: worn valurll M *0“ “‘0 h"
“\cir nwnors and fl’er-‘lQ, for $76 “00
damages who bronchi upon t‘w
~~v~evnd that {11" F'hv'.‘ "~vrv‘ h"r"x‘;.
.watm‘ was not. a harbor n! cn'n'" "ml
the tugs shou'd hnvo nut ir'o Flow lin-
vf‘n harbor, and that Hm confinin‘. of
‘ho hm luv-s: rmrc ihérehre. Iicgligrnl
‘in failing to rave tho scown.
Tho defenc'unie rowinndm’ that ”-0
“"“"""-'m¢‘r did constitute a harbor ol‘
safety.
COL.-§EAF€SS, HERO IN ‘ ‘,
“ ' WAR, NOW nErlREé
‘Hicking Hl' Decorated EleVen Time-
for Bravery
; WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.3.»(301, m
ram 11. Bearss. boiler known through-'
com‘lmlt the Army and N W as “Hickinfi‘fers not at all in method from all {the
lothers that have been held in hun-,
Hi.” decorated elnvon times for brav-
.cry and recommcmind for Brigadier-
Armory, Mur-' Goncral by :cneral Pershing, has: hcen that an effort is being m:
placed on the retired lial.
‘C‘ol. Bearss, a marine officor.
icrcdiiod with lrndinv iho 102ml rosi-
zmcnt in what both Fronvh nml Amvrv’
can. official? corridor tlio most dorm:
(iced preformed in the» wav-
iroglmcni. Ahllm S: Mihicl (l-le
broke through tho V lhrmiull which
lho (‘vermnre wwe retrr-uiimz at tho
Widow point on ihn \\‘f"-‘le"ll Fill". :md
aftcr rcmnininc in isolation iln'm‘ lmu!‘
succeeded in iakine‘ and cutting of? \"
anculle. cuttinc off lurzo nulnl‘r‘t‘s: n.
German troops. .
Col, Roars: rcccivrrd film 5:!)
-."lli(‘kin". ill" whw a young affirm in
Ithe Philipinca. His roulualion for
‘in
first 1 bravery W11“ well cstablishcd befor“ hu'
went overseas- as a 'Xlaior in the Sixth
Marines. Among hi3 decorations am
the Dialinguishpd Service Cross with
palm, and the Croix do Guerra with
I
erman Lieutenant and two
a Land.
NEW' MILFORD . ~
CONCERN BANKRUPT
VVATERBURY. Nov. 25.—-The af-
fairs of the Tobacco Production Com-
pany of New Milford. a concern with
capital stock of $500,000, are 10 be
probcd in tho bankruptcy court in this
city. as ihc result. of an involuntary
Detition filed against i-‘ie company by
Georg.(1 P,Shincel of New York. The
first. hearing in the case before lief-
r‘reo Carleton E. Hoadley. will be
held on December 1. The concern has
~
corn for small cigars.’ _A receiver to
handle the company’s business was
appointed in the state courts about
two years aim.
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hv a sin"‘Pl
!)l'l"l:;" n‘»
manufactured a product used as wrap- .
mm, X ‘ ”an“ ”a
increase.
SPEAKING OF DRIVES.
—
0n the second Sunday in Advent.
December 7, there will be on every
their part in the Nation-Wide Cam.
paign. in behalf of the finances of the
church. both for local parish support
and for the mission of the church sen-
rany. Some people have said mt
they did not approve of this method.
iwnnmmm' .
For, Sale-—
mum-are bottom a. hundred pigeon: val.
noble my for flew“ can. rm W'M
valnedfiom $709 to $15,900.
Gan please any investor,
‘fi
0-. ‘3 'w’v ‘:
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Raymond Bros.
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mum ay
And the home festival will be all the happier if you have
NEW DINING noon FURNITURE
. We have many models of Dining- Tables, Chairs, Bufi‘ets,
gaming-Tables. China Closets and other itms in sets or
single pieces. .
DAIN‘I'Y TEA WAGONS, MUFFIN RACKS, ITO.
‘ i PERFECT on. HEATERS FOR CHILL? 300MB
RAYMOND a DON
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' aroma: Dentistry
Dr. s. M. Dietz}
BENTIST
4? 5m Main Street
Sunk Norwalk
ls Pyorrhea.
(Sometimes called Riggs Dice-3e)
It is characterized (among othm
- symptoms) by bleedimz. discolored
sums. receding gums. sensitive teeth
bad breath, and finally loosening and
dropping out or the teeth. -.
Do you know that so per cent. 0!
the peoblc have it in the first. second
or third stage?
' Do you know 'what causes it 0!
know what a terrible menance it is to
your health? '
You should know how to recognize
Pyorrhea when you see it and how to
prevent and overcome it.
Come to me for free examination
and aGVice
a. savorinz too much of worldly
methods. That is one way of getting
rid of one's own responsibility. it
the church didn’t have treasures, and
mc- people didn't make offerings.
vxhai would be the answer As a mat-
cm- of fact. all parishes do nave
(vapour-ore. and all parishes do urge
their people to give their money (a
the best of their ability. and nearly
all parishes are constantly obliged to
make son‘- sort of an allot-t to ram
alone? to ma deficits. These elm-ta
mav M'callad “driven" or "canvas-
oe." o'- nuvthlng else that may suit
tho local tum. A rose by any other
namn ie as sweet. But the point is.
that the more systematic. and there-
torn businentlilm. the thing is. the
honor the wanna #1- the parish. it
is idle to talk aho a method that is
'he method of the whole church al-
roady. a all it were an innovation
cooled from methods at war drives
'md such. The every-member canvass
is a part. of the regime of chry one of
'hc host conditioned ragisbes of the
country. and had become so long be
fore we dreamed that there might be
a war. The “molded envelopes long
ago called [190019 of the parishes out
of their selfishness. and showed them
the Christianity of giving for others
, * ”Kid 61
g [Women s.i .V was
I» . ' .
The well gloved hand denotes a class of distinction in a
person'rdreu.
A new line cf the well known “Catcmei‘ie,” Macs and
www.mmmen, white stitching .. .. S325
Winona stupclup $4.98
meIGthimhlnck.wfihwhihmdwhite with
mm,tan,bown|ndmy,nilstitchmx..$2to$3
few! 0:1» Immunizatwhitom
hay and: ' r
. 1.1 MALLETTE
Mill.
Cit-On‘OIOOIOII.‘ICOCQIIIOV
stitching,
335 43.00
$2.50
.n-...-
u’wunmma at. noon lawns.
iBr. J. E. Mallory
18 com I.” STREET,
SOUTH MW“
HOURS: 9 a. m. to 8 p. to.
Sunday. by appointment only.
. run run LATEST STYLES
m
FOOTWEAR
GO TO
MAX LEVY
31 80. win an,
80. Hex-walk.
B‘HH'TION OF CEIROPRACTI
every time they me for themselves.
The every member canvass has al-
ways been a drive, if you choose to
call it a drive. it in the some thing
that has always been done. systema-
tized so as to be thorough and comb
able. The every member canvass to
be hqld on ’the 7th of December dif—
drcds or parishes year by year. gavel
id“. to have l
the whole church wake up, instead of .
only parts of it. For once men and?
,anen of the church have caughha.
great vision. and want to put to the;
best use in the world lhc energy that 5
:u: dcvolnped bv tho war. which I
v.
‘ hat a united nonnlv could do. '
'showcd w
"The real object oi the Nation-“’ide;
Xhimpnign is lo share with all this
urw vision of the church‘s opportu—i
nilicq to oxtend Christ‘s Kingdommnd
to challenge every man and woman.
(ycung and old. to stop and think. then
pray and serve. The church (more.
42.0w nno an oppormnily for definite ‘
'scrvice. knowing that those who dew
Lire no! only to be good, but to be
“good for qomcthing,” uud have made l
“he great Christian discovery that.
-' Thanksgiving
FOR. MEN—{rho newest models in genuine cordovan and other
popular leathers. ,
FOR WOMEN—Some exclusive high top boots in various
shades and combination.
FOB BOYS AND GIRLS—Good looking shoes that combine
comfort with the best of wearing qualities.
THE DAME?! OF DANCING SHOES.
CONNi‘ALLY & BRACKEN
'Gm‘l in first. others are second. I aml
Linea. will volunteer for service with
lenthusiasm. The “drive" on Deccan-i
for the money to support the work-l
z). '<
in No l'm era
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% George A. Finn, of Greenwich.
'becn appointed examiner by
Bank‘Commissioncr E. J. Sturcisl
will begin his duties January 1.
' suCCecds Frank E. Soul, New? Ml:
resigned. ’ >
ha!= ;
Stat?
and
Yo.d ;
a
hill ml mus
illi'smw Mills}
0
or
H.-.-,
Eat less meat if you feel Backachy
have Bladder trouble _
No man or woman who. eats meat
regularly can make a. mistake by flush-
ing the kidneys ocasionallv, says a
well known - authority. Meat forms
uric acid “Which fixtures tho Akidneyal
they become overworked 2mm than
strain, get sluggish and fail to (men
the Waste and poisons from the blood.
I then we getsick. Nearly all rheuma- :
tism, headaches,» liver trouble, nerv'ous—
ness. dizziness. SW and urin-
ary disorders come from sluggish kid’-
neys. ' -
' The moment you tee! a. dull ache in
the Eidm‘ay or .yonrhtck hurts or if the
urine is cloudy mauve. nan of sedl~
ment, irregular-dim or attended
by a aénsation of scalding. .stop eating
meat andgetaboul: tom-meets of load
Salts from any pharmacy: take a4
glass or water had
‘
1
Riel .
L
81 Washimrton Street. South Norwalk.
am of the um and tho an o
adjusting the some. Disease in mm
by a. wrench. unit or m In to:
buck. Iron i: don. in childhood. I!
rmm‘ilszl'fi a." “m” "
a o 0 mat a
limit. . w
Chiropractor- remove the com 0
disease and pain, health I: route"!
through harmonizing the nerve in
mm- ln your body. Pamela tronbl.
given special attention; silo urn
tum or the spine. You will new :1
not giving the Chiropmtor u chad
to help you. '
Magnetic Yreatmenu Given Al.-
1‘. FRANCFS. B. C.
-34 Washington 81.. 80. Nam-1k, Com
. Graduate from Palmer School
4-- -v— ‘3‘”—
Egg. Stove.
Nut and Pea
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Herschfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport,
. Norwalk and Philadelphia
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded vans for furniture work.
South Norwalk—i22 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue, Phone Iarragut 7347.
New Haven, Conn.--206 State Street. Phone 427 colony.
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Are you (no who still balm
the song and dance of the od—
vertiaing solicitor Who an. 1'
his paper is the only one thfl
circulates in the‘ outlying
towns?
If so,~yo‘u are on the mat
track. four good dollars an
bemg ant for nought. WI»
take pride in cooperating fl
Nor-wall; merchants who “I" ,
to present their business to til
Weapon-t public through “I.
columns of the W
HERALD. ESTER“?
Published for three antenna"
by the Jones family. Pretty
good argument as to its twinge
gidynewmaper.
on wan to m the mar
and :‘ one of the aloof—ath-
aooner you do the more new
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. PHILIP P. MAHONEY‘v
woman;
and
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PIPES and T085000,
TARLOV BROS
Unto-Date Cigar atom ,
Mahackemo Block, 80. Nor-mi
Tel. 1581 I ~
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Cure “not Cold F!
mods. raga. papers. Junk and cl N“
‘econd hand goods. Anything yon -
nave. Pricg according to \he quai-
"y or the goods. A square dell,
arrays.
.2 \‘an lendl. street. rhone 116$.
hound band goods always on sale...
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AHORNEY AT LAW
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