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I'HE SOUTH NORWALK
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for thousands of years before money
was invented. And the instinct of
1
E: L. a A. 1.. GOLDEN. Props.
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
swapping still survives in normal
soults, though obscured by the procesS-
ntf modern business.
What been delight
swapping one possession for another,
though he gains nothing by the ox-
chailzel The professional horse trad-
‘r‘nnsnnr‘,iocronnn 9, 1917""
a boy takes in
inmrm Aimdio‘“ 1961i
TOMORROW
didn’t need for things they did__need THIRD WORLD’S
SERIES GAMES . :
POSTPONED i
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get into common 3t:—
Ahu l\..r...., OH. 3:" 11 i l
ruin that fell
intermittently in the}
early hours made weather conditions;
nuts! tuin today for the third game. ho
lwet-n the N-‘:\v York (hunts dud tiwl
Chicago White Sex for the baseball;
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9,
High tide 7:25 a. m.; 7:44 p. m.
Sun rises 6:04; sets 5:18.
F-._-~. /~-_-‘,.... _, .______.____._>A ,_—.—J
Membcr of the Associated Press
The Associated i‘rcss is exclusively
er ,n type now almost gone, was mere-
ly a boy who didn't lose the swapping
instinct as he grew up,
it“s one of the finest games. in the
championship of the world.
weather bureau forecast for the day
was fair and colder, but fans became
unxrouo h:- the’ lam; t‘OAlllllU-‘ti to l1 t...
’l'lifJ. atmosphvro was decidedly cold-
'.l'h-_> E
‘family.
,tbo chateau.
7 his torch (a stick with a mu of p613;
entitled to the 135;; for republication
of all news :redite‘d to it. or not othrr»
Wise crt‘dited in this paper and also
the locul new- published ht'rein,
All rights of republication of‘spc—
cial dcst‘atcbcs herein the arse re-
served.
wot‘lld‘just swapping. Every town
ounltt to have a “dicker day,“ where
everlybody could indulge unashamt‘d
in at natural and wholesome sport,
combining recreation with business,
ultimo" summon. Turn.
morn: CALLS l
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and incidentally renewing his youth.
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STANDARD CONTAINERS
There is hope of bruising order and
Editorial Raoul—92.
Busmess Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Milne—1388.
Editor’s Residence~218.°.
City Editor's Regid’ence_,1492'4 :ed Sitates. On Nov. 1, there goes in-
Buflfig'qmmanager s R‘mdence“ to offect the new federal law-known
‘system into the chaos Of food inca-
‘sureunents now prevailing in the Unit-
as tlhe “standard container act." This
PR'NCELY ARSON law prescribes definite sizes for bus-
Tlic world is familiar witlrthe tact kclstl used for fruits and vegetables.
that l'rince billet. tube ‘Kdist'i"n set:- are. provided
quarts, four
Thc de-
section 01’ pariment of agriculture fixes the di-
Tllirec standard sizes
and soll,'pilltt_2cd the chateau of Avrif for lgeneral Use. two
court wlun the German ormv rctrcnt- quarts and twelve quarts.
ed last summer from a3a
nru'thvtn l""a:ice. llut the full story mensions of each, lt nlso establishes
lb“.
llill-s, tinnitus, Brooklyn prtvacber, af— lipids of the drv quart, as standards
is li'ztlt- known. 'Nt-vvcu Dwight lht‘ (1".V half pint. dry qtturt. and mul-
‘t'l' two months “W“! i" Dl‘l'Fonlml for containers of small fruits, berries
investigation the devastation wrought and vpgommpfi‘ fixing tltcir capacity
"“"“‘ll"“‘ and cubic inches. After Nov. 1, lt‘
some additional details of that uhamc- Will. {,9 unlawful to strip anything
by 1111- modcrn lions. ilztS
ful pcisutlc. ’l‘hcy throw it vivid light. "ml! state to state in bngkms or con-
on the c‘mrnt-tcr of the llohcnzollcrn mm?” that do not conform to the
law, or to sell or ship empty contain;
““1““ “1‘5”“ crs‘of noncomformablo size. t
This is a reform seriously 1190th I
Who,’
“’“Hf‘c‘iu-V "‘“‘""““ todtlv. ltnows what is meant by it “bas-.
It appears that this
with with lIiSttll'it‘ili ussot":tiions nptl
fillcd with priceless l't‘llc“, was on“ as “113‘ mnmiwim can testify.
of the buildiuszu
by n t‘lilllht‘ in :in international puree km" N grapes or peaches or black-
mcni Signed bv all the pmt't‘l‘s, Inclutl- bcvt'lt‘st or apples or onions or potaW
”‘2 Germany, mm‘l”! One thing more, however, is
“'0 “I'M" oi “Mum “NW” m “‘“r nt-otl‘eunry to cmnplete tho reform. Ev-
flmp. it was mttpplod tor runny crv‘rtittte ought to‘copy‘ “w federal
to guarantee intuit?
rd and oilwret dircttwod the clittttct :11
'lost heart. nought shrill-tr or went to;
avonut.‘ ho). however, stuck to their?
er, which was testified to unanimous-v
l)" by the shivering fans who Stood]
outo'fr the gate.» of the Polo groundej
all n ght. Rain tell curly last iii;lit,l
and. then ceased, but. before four]
o'clock ‘it :Atarted again, making the
welliuoomed playing field heavy.
Police officials and l‘olo (hound;
guards on duty at Brush Stadium said!
the ell-night crowd was the smallest
that has waited up for n world seriesl
game here in years. The first man to;
app‘Z‘ar arrived at 6 o'clock last nightl
lie was a little than more than sixty-
years 01 age, and took his place at!
the two-dullnr ticket window in order,
to hold the [ilht‘c Ind sell it to thef
that?pantsuits?.:::.:“."‘tl:‘.r:5t "311611.35“? Only #0 . be found 3“ the BOSTON
* Store. n " Every style and color ihaifashion
I-:rew slowly and at midnight there:
were pt‘rbaps z: hundred boys and inch!
stt‘ctt be} along the l'cnt'tl. Sonn- doz '
ut‘ the (Hams to even no the sci“; "an"
in this line stood a soldier with his
service overcoat buttoned up around
his neck. I
The first in the dollar bleacher line‘
was a young boy who put in an up-l
piaiance at 6:3" last night. He didi
not have a dollzu to see the garlic, butt
favors.
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'liopcd lt‘ sq‘l hi: plate for the price:
ot'nztdmivziou and a little extra to: _~~
llil" Hun.) lunch. There were it few, ”'7‘ """ “" ““' "
‘morc in this line than in the two‘dolJCELEBRATION OF
lur section but when the ruin came:
in the curl “vhours of the morninu’
most of those wh oliud stood for hours i
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their ltobtcu. The old man. nnd tho}
plnccs and covered themselves with be in the parade.
rz-wopat ‘li to mount
from the rniu.
; must not nullify Americu's cilorts, be!
' said. ‘
l Mdlougall Kitchen Cabinets
COLUMBUS DAY
it is known that the. following Willi, ms was
. ~ The Italian Socie-l troops to lint-ape.
themselvw lies, détgree teams from various so; that the Entente Allies” cause is our‘
metres, the Home (lunrd Companies cause, that their defeat would be out
“ r
Wilson’s Purpose lndorscd.
i The Pl‘C‘dldf‘ni’s purpose not to neg-"l .
time. u peace with up “irrdéponsiblc
and autoc‘utic dynasty" was indorsed
the despair-h of American.
it won ("illlllllisllf‘tlj
\\'ith the first. illi‘t‘lliir‘. of down nndiJ a delegation of lted‘t‘russ nurses lroml defeat and that German ”01,“ng ‘
while :1 light
the llllt'-' human to grow. lt‘nns bclzau (rose.
to tumble from ".“I trains, and wht‘u't! didegtttion from the police and fire
llu‘ gates iii the lower grand stand , departments :35 well as delegations:
and lil‘ttchcrs were opened at 911mm other societiez in town.
o’clock the lines wtrctclmd up rind
down the streets and around
grounds...
Tho shivering tutti: who stood in
the cold till nigtt were rewnrdcd by ‘ in charge of the day's celebration is‘
first choir? of seats in tbc unrt-scrvwl ' working luml to make it the best that
rain “-35 Sun trifling, the {Norwallt Chapter of lift“ Red; mum; not be allowed to create nuliun-‘
it is hoped that lhcrc will no} in prejudice. l
3 The league plans an active cam-x
'paitcn to educate Americans in the.
{idea that unity of thought and pup‘
The parade. about which more willlposo l‘n as essential to tho success»
UH" be published later. will br- onc 0f the E tul prouecutlon of thc war as coouera-i
{biggest of its kind that Norwztllt hm; no“ in material prclniru‘tions.
Con- ‘
gt-‘vcr seen and the committee tlttlt in“ ferences of lenders in the humorous;
organizations reproucntcd will be hch‘.‘
trmuflitly. :aiotcmcntu of llt‘iflt‘illilfi
$1130 down and $1.00 per
week puts this marvelous,
labor saving cabinet in»
your home. There is noth-
ing of greater convenience.
no better construction and
contains features that can—
not be found in any" other
cabinet. '
. ‘ ,,. ‘ ,. . q .q H . occiimm. All recall; in the upper pavl-lhormtlk will ever see. [ormulntcd and alumina wm 1.
months in “mm Lu” “H m" m.“ ventilation. thus mulling it obligatory" lion had been reserved and were sold Vlf 'posslbln all lu’iuses should be made to direct [mum ”Hum” ”Ii-“ugh, .
tury headquarters. This is what Mir. in W transactions within the stptc. l revertil dttvs ago. 'll‘his hit nglfll‘ll tlt't'til‘lllt‘d with American and Italian the mediums of tltopulpit, “roux, bub i A McDougall Kitchen
v e tbx retro occur-r4, as _ . __ who") seats to b3 rod on tm ass lluiw. whether the inhabitants ari’Llic platform and man." kinds ol pub . "
pened ‘ h n ‘ at H . " ' , oi that more fun served when tho'lltalums or not as racial distinction is llc. semipubltc and Wimp. ”gum“... Cabinet W111 ft“ the
attested llyv 389d servants and 11m”. LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND hates opt-nod today. ‘l‘hc manage-j loot in paying tribute to one of the lions. ' t . .
children. whos affidavits were taken PREVAILS Smcnt insisted that audition-chaser oft-:reutest and most daring discovers Theodore N. \‘ail prciidcnt or the" housemfe 0f kltfihm
‘ 11.00010 who were- led to believe. that: an unreserved seat 50 directly data that the world has ever seen. A man American Telephone and Telegraph > drudgery.
immediatelv afterward, and of whose
it‘slillttllly l7"‘- Him“ “35" llhOlOgI‘flllh' govternnwm venulatlon would solve
1“ (;“lli“~“?1 ‘ythc‘ difficulties of supply. demand and
The servants heard German officers lll‘ltlc. will find something of interest
it‘llillll l‘rince Elli“ ”"11 be ”WW” ‘ in the announcement that as a result
disgrace ”19 German name. if 1‘“ deal,” the potato production campaign lni
il‘Ol'l‘tl n building that 1“”! “0 "“‘hl'tlrt‘tat Britain. there, is now a record
tion to war and could be of no prac- ”0mm”, (‘H‘ltl that mu‘pusscu all an»:
itch] aid or comfort to the French ai'-\*M,,,,.n. demand. The gavernment
“13'. and he would mulre his own a mru‘uutt‘ed a price of $30 per ton,
lint and the Supply is so great that pric?
1
name of shame and contempt."
the prince “'“5 unmoved. H“ brought cs must be made. far below that rig-
in bi: wagons and hauled nwav "v' min in order to induce people to bull.
In addition to a low
i price, :1 campaign of education to en-l
v
. Then. says Dr. lllllis. slimmm-izingl courage people to consume more “1.,
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cry object of on." possible value in ”1,, potatoes.
1 7 "‘9 “W“ ”5““le ““3“” 1mm" bell: is to be undertaken. And it win
I iseddo leave the building: uninjured, have to be a "9."? effective campaign.“
« be stopped his car at the entrance‘ for the Glasgow Herold says that in
and exit gates» ”f the ground, run that district the surplus of potatoes.
”Mk to the hiuto'rlc building’with 3, will be ten times the normal demand-ia
can of oil that he had secreted, filled: ___‘_ ' . i
. ‘ "We greatly deplore the sufferings
{Grated iron at the end, filled with as- caused to the neutrals by our. one-V
bestos). ran through the. halls and my's ,economlo war,” said thnncellorl
waited until the flames were well inblltbaells in a recent speech, “and
lcxpt-ctcd to be more limit
the grounds. 'wbo, in a bout tlmt a‘mnn nowndays
ltwpite every precaution tuken by‘ would not think or attempting to sail
l’t‘t’qidl’m Ili'lltllstcad. rcscrvt-d scat ‘1 across the ocean in, who encountered
tickets were bud from speculators'numcrous difficulties to prove that his
(it til" mounds-and at tho prominent’comv-utlon that time Was a short cut
hotcln. Last nleht $35 was nuked for' to the East indies and a man who
one set, of tickeis to three garnets, but' had to face more tibuzie and sending
twitch fell Yoda)". due to the dmnp’than has tiny mun since his time who
weather. The“ total admittance wasi'hus haul a discovery. with the possible
38,000, tbc'excoptlon of Robert. Fulton and his
(‘illlilt'lty 0f the stands. .‘ptetunboat tho ‘lermont, to show lthe
While the bettingr odds favored Am .‘world he was right, risked his ife
erlcan League champions till the wnyjaml his rcputation.
from 2 to 1 to 5 to 1. support-Wt Off it is true that he did not find the.
the (limits still were outwardly opti-l ludles as: he said that he would. but
mlstic. The local motors, while ad-‘jhe opened up a new continent that
mitting the superiority of the White' was vastly richer in nil .re'sources
Sox in the dim two names, lnhlsted' than any place that has been discov~
'thtit Mctlraw's men have not yet. dis-I area since, ,
played their rout baseball nbllit)’. I Let. the peoplp of Norwalk turn out,
Outside of the main question as to and honor this man and to pro same
whether the. Giants can etngc :1 spec? time honor our brave. ally. Who la
taculttr C(llllt‘-lll\0k. 1110 followers Ofi making such a terrific fight afllllllslmeamnce of» authority it former].-
. . luau. . '
at their speculations no to the rival hills of their "land and the land oil Can No Longer Pdrchase.
the. national pastime devoted the rent oppression amid the “snow-capped
pitchers, in the ubsenm oi “mciflllthph' mmmvataly.
announcements. The opinion seemed that they can to help give as much
to be general that either (‘lcotteior' as pogsible, '
Russell would start for the visitors.
Sill‘§.lf%;il‘lo.l°“m N“ “‘3 W" ‘thRESIDENT SAYS _
New York rooters admitted today thnt A VICTORY MUST '
‘ ' PRECEDE PEACE
the Giants must Win the third game:
to have a look in at the champion-'
ship. To lose this game.‘tbey admit.i
'would mean that the world's- sericr ,
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title would probably go went for the‘ I
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flrst time‘ since 1909, when Pittsburgh!
Company, is active chnirman, ,‘wiflh
Samuel Gompcrs. president of the.
American Federation of Labor; f
Chnrlcs Barrett, president 01 the. Fur-j
titers Educational 'mul Coopr’nitlvc'
Union and George Pope, president of
the National Association of Mnnutno
turcrs, us vicecbnlrnmn.
DEFENCE BOARD
ADVISERSTO BE
‘MADE UP ANEW
Prices Range From
$21.00 to $38.00
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tense. They will not use the station-v
ery of the .council and their corres-'
pondence will no: carry with it the up-
Q
The great Objection andcrlticlsm
that will be ’met by tire reorgdpiza-
tion will be that in future members
of committees of the. Council of Na—l
iional Defence will not, as agents of!
the Government. purchase materials!
or supplies from themselves, on pro,
ducers or manufacturers. Neither will|
they, as agents of‘the Government,;
recommend purchases of this nature.-
The revolution in tho cominitteei
system will conform to the spirit of
* lsecllon 3‘ of the Lever food and fuel
‘5‘ 7/19 Ban/I offlikf/hd/i/eferw’ce -| y
‘ ‘ NOTICE
Notice is‘ hereby given that, at; a. meetin of
the Board Of Directors of The People's Tgust
Company, held Friday, September 28, 1917, a
semi-mutt] dividend at the rate of 4 per cent.
per annum war declared to depositors in the
S‘nvings Department out of the earnings for the ' .
7' smmonths ending September 30, 1917. The‘ i
same Will be entered on pussbooks and paid
on and after October 10, 1917.
By brder'of the Board of Directors.
LEROY MONTGCMERY, .Trcasurer.
. unto Es~
progress, and then ordered his men we 'tlw'tvs "ire prepared to assume a ._
. n ’1‘ " ‘ ' l 'e the cries from Detroit. , , . ,
to light the [use of a dynamic bomb. 'rhtlre in the protisiomng of toenail-”Edit; if“: th e records .01.. past mttn SUCCQS?WOUfl(§‘1nlean n‘oltanlyditlfile.I $31: $343119 “fuming?! tugging? up; iihe‘
~ - -. . w. « ‘ . _ the prevent on o to Spree-t y mi g, ' .o e f. 1“
Dr. 1“th has the i'nebmnd that L) Jill‘s" figgifiinioif, 1:13; iffgfiid 8;? 53%;} ocr‘ucy but possibly might include limiting. the purchase of maioriulo‘ in! g
. a l... m» 9 t‘“ * .
" Thus another “‘3 France's oldest ' {What since world's series have been , mcr can ’ . ‘ . i ' ‘ ‘, .‘ 1. . ‘t " . g- .. . . . ~- I:
‘ t _ q laid low be. the chancellor will. permit us 0i played under the rules laid‘ down by. son thinks, although ,ungleltstnnrdzfii‘day! howewr, that the lchange in the: . ,, TRUST COMPANY _Ia .
”and finest monumen s “:1. suggest that as a preliminary step “IN-the. (National Commission no teami the. mnmdcauseis anedtgrlgtc‘lg £2091) that" cilfifiittedn125§$$11vifutfie luggagggg J . f 6 ~ “I y
. ~ . - . . . ' . “ nc . «a s ' ‘ ‘ -
é » the scion of a royal family ”it'll [Illnisll.l) th‘s relief, the German U--' lost the first two games ever cameéuuh 1199' ‘3 gift a r - ‘ . ‘ _ . ‘ _- 7 . p ‘ { v r . J. 1
2 i” ”Y ‘ l 1 l: .1 . _ ‘ through ”112' win-“é, .0, baseball’s the witr should and only when Gerri had not been enacted, as it was con.I 0 out]! NOI‘Wfllkyconn,
3': » boasts itself the greatest on earth—boats stop sinking the neutrals' food classic. many is booted and Germanys ruledot1i ceded from the beginning that the: _ ‘
a prince turned burl-1]" ““‘1 incen- ships. ' Again, _sbould New York win thefllflom‘flcy and “all!” “gevaefle '3 ‘appfintmfent-ofh theseu advrsioriy faint: . - ‘
I ”‘9‘ ' W—x—J—LO—w- ”Md name the ”cows Wilma “mi bribe idealo of emocr c,. ‘1““9‘5 ,mm ‘1 na °“?‘. n “3.1. eo. positions which Congress evidentlvl A new service i“ b ' (m
diary. Royal arson was added to .. . l , ._ . - be ‘a‘gaiit‘lt ins Giants for m the mgr ‘ Reception at. White House. twas mergly a‘ temporary .J‘Xpe‘llellt; 5 fears has taken 1 Th' . ‘ l a _ ~ tug earmg six 5
.purposeless devastation of a fertile" 'Jl‘rank A. Vanderlip,-president of. twelve veurs‘no team that his‘captur- " Theirépresentntlvefi 0f the League After this, however, the' vnrioué‘ in. vi (1 ed 3.0m“ .9 “‘30- 15 “ab PI‘O floats from F. 3v}, Cullen’s“ electricm
V i - “ t ”in! thel Natiovml Cit)" Bink'ot New York.5'ed onlv line‘of the first three games; [01' National Ufiitlr'._Wthll has “5 M, dustrles will‘sclect their'own commit "Whit, . ‘ - w - store, in Wall street. The six' m .
land and murder and millage '9 I“ . K‘ " ' ~ . » - idhclded ever won the championship. honorary Chairman Cardinal Gibbons tees. Each will rgpresent its partied- , .119 It ‘appfearod .th‘” 11 man bers of Mr. Cullen's force \vhoaré m
innocent inhabitants. And there are‘hap gone to work for the. government” 110 NW; 3.0m fans; however ”ml and Frank Mason Northuot the Fedf- lar‘ industry, but. none will pad? 311 5. 2:15;: oififgiip‘ii‘ghiie: Ry in? G0Wwith the armed Lorces or tub Unmi'rea
. . . . ‘_ 1. . . 3 1 ,‘ . , ’ . - . ' ,1 ll l. Council of the 1‘ urcics 0 lthlil to so exce t in a pure YIB. 3, , . l... .' rm tiis av: ‘ ‘
.ptlll people who want clvrltzcd gov-,Ydirlectlng the. pale ortholblg issued 01- their fulfils igeihfhléniyiiigi‘1302333i alfristof' America, ,were‘received: by visoEy curiosity. p , . ‘ liual‘ly :dld nottake \lace. The in, States‘are Russell Frost; Jr, 5
nrnments to make peace with the H0. walr bonds and certificatoS, die is get-! gaggle-upset the-law ~01, average the President. in the White Homage. ».. When ‘the war broke out," said; jury 'ha 3, be. ‘enwln tbltlofiher direction Tobenplaeland Walsh)? Gmmfiugmm— a;
v . I ,lfinlgin salary of $1 a rear. ~We-domt . s an other" James'M. Beck4of. New York,_ohair- ,mltectm. Gifford, "we had to haveithelamambgfifit tommltteea have been so ringer, William O'Brien,fu.ufid Al ,4,
henzollernS. - ' I ‘ ' A .a y» i " i ‘f the X ctillvbnbmmittfl. 0““. “f 1th ' (1 tries at the no: tearful 0‘7 taking advantage of their ,1 ~ ..,, . »_ _ .. _ "mm
\ . . l .t . . .. . _, m . .--—- man O 6 e advlco ,o 6 tin us. ‘ , "t'wrr'memb b ... Y ..‘ Anderson,» And all iot’wthhmtguofl
——-———-—s«‘ ' ink?” accuse‘vandefl‘p of pmmier'WOV’SC‘ouvo WILL" AGAIN" CAN-"limp the; patriotic mnroses'of the tion”. The“ industries: however, 111.‘ -ers in on thohommmees that, electricians” 5,, 8 Fr 8,
ilngg," but limit that more limit» a lot of ' . lBERT 0ND league to the President. ‘ , . many instancus did not have the 01'.- ‘fhe Governmpnt Dmbably'htts been (19.; ‘ , y e . ‘ . ‘
‘ SWAPPlNG THINGS 3 ‘ i ' VASS FOR L Y B ' *‘ i The purpose“ “Off V't‘he'tleagu‘e is. ‘fto' 8931113th or committees to deal with Dl’lVEG'lfi trome'lnstancves otthe benew ' _ w
‘ i other big businessmen are getting in :‘ SUBSCR'PTION ' " ‘ ' ’ t 11 hi h lo '11 .. ' ‘ - 'd m 1. fits of their firtnr‘pifiaucuon ‘ ‘ a . . t . ...,.. to...“ . ,
To the long list of days tocelebrate _ 7 . . “,‘ create a medium tiroug \\ ch 1 y. us. Therefore, We anuomte Weight-i” "LA . . l Under the auspices of the New
.. their volunteer war jobs.- ——- J“Americana of all classes, soot oust visory committees. We kne ; - s [be system Worked finh the Chapierorthe D.‘ A". EpiLDV. .
' ‘Lisbon, 0., has added “dicker day. _,
creeda and parties can give express.
olo ‘ to the fdndamenuil purpoaa-.<ot
ito- carry-om ta’ :1
President Wilson wilt present one
We 1
we were technicallv' incorrect:
knew. that: in ordinary circumstances.
.
i
committees did not work- diTectly with
conlruoting firms, but submitted their
reobtfl‘ulltndatldhs for purchases to the
Gutter Cobum will deliver an addcas:
on "The: Spiritual Interpretation; .0: _
‘pommunitv fair. 0n the appointed
It has been adopted“ a featurogqupici
Edith tfifi‘lrbo‘b‘ot Bolt“ Scones in‘oac
tithe Unlied‘Stat‘qa
,_ “it‘wniwmng‘ to .p’liioegon attgoiuhitl'iéu
loli ‘ ‘ {bid now ' War
lrron scabs on. . SrEcULA-ridw'mmwn 41w? “I’Pr‘lmm‘y ““5"”
‘ - . STOPPED‘ Historyl’.‘Itrtbolhomlizdt Mint" ‘11? $21,
'Hill. '1 West ‘a‘l/énue, Norw‘alkgv on
Thursday anemooutorth‘ week: II:-
. in, damp ‘ up
”a man“ v‘flto‘dt‘ the some t‘im'ei‘repré-‘ (loun'cll—lfifi-rthtt-ional "Defenoe- WW3“
‘ . 1 . (lathe, .ln- _‘ after'puoalnglon‘tb-e recommendations
y with win ‘ . ndnnected. submittedrtt em to the War or Navy
y‘vvhio taint? . . ' '
successful ’ éonclui
'day everybody in town who h%§,ggi§t§-
311151} he'd like to swap lusuppoiie‘d
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