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. noeuorrr ransom nun: mom-mm. among»; , 1919
» ‘ fig. “f — “ ' ’ ” ’ i ‘ - ”I
CURTAI.MA‘l‘EIA»l -,.-..--,_-----.-,-
--. O r “U ‘i O fie Q . O I . . -«-
In Balms, Madras and Figured.
Swiss, in white, earn and colors,_
- and a complete assortment of l’
‘ Made Curtains in Nottingham;
t NOR WALK 1
b"
t lmmmzm
Madras and Scrims; also a large‘
variety of Creton'ne in new de-
signs for draperies.
E K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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WEATHER E’OBEOAS'I'.
i‘orccad for waulk and vicinity:
Flor and sliqlitly C:)()l‘:' tonight: Suit
day fair; motlcl'ato northw‘t-st winds
The new of high prcssure whictuwas
Central' oxor l'pper .Vlichizull
dav morning has movmt slowly south
castwal'd during lllt' lust twenty-four
hours, and is now central over Ohio
—.
3'05 l c. t“
It is producing pl: 33.1!“ wcuthct in all
the northern districts czl<t ot' lllt‘ Miss“
Thw lull' disturbance
crnlru': this
Allolhcr dis»
Minnesota.
Valley.
lll'
issippi
limit-firs to
utzu‘ the Louisiana taunt.
lu'llanco- central 'mer
'l‘hn tclupt-t'nturc is low in the lake re-
morning
is
ginn and Nww England
mm}: ’TYEAB AGO
TODAY.
l't‘ptll lt ll llll-
tlnicut- (Llynor killingv
ol' :l dug l~_\ llll automobile ull \Voud-
l
“‘an avulltlo. lust night. [
‘A complaint has but-ll l'i'f‘:'i‘.'b'tl about
lights :l’ ll‘." l‘tlilt‘tmtl
hl'l .tkill‘.’
[Itllll't‘ will lnvcstlgzltv.
llrvks
li“'l"|. 'l‘l-r
’llu- so: \ lt't‘ tm-ll's ("Hillillllw'r‘ (ll-sir“
lllt‘ service‘s m' .it'\'!'!ll)"2l‘v'l‘ \\';lllr‘l'.~. in
581;)" th.- men on “'tnlnesduv. 'litoso
willing: plcllsl‘ notify .l.‘llll~'>‘ ”lawn or
phone Stmc llolius, l“!
Lsoc'ewooo FARM CAR
HlTS BOY QlCVCtLlST
\ "will U"'l.t‘tl (’llltlz-a ll'z‘l‘l»: til
lwtgwlmtl Flint. :lud tlt‘tl'r-Il liv Willi.
:I’v
fulfill} ’n'il-llulqts
um ‘fl‘lilii-I l‘,ll| llllll
“rt-n \' fl: litltttl: w llil \t'lt' ”'1 Now
(311182!" "Ev!” c- at 7‘2)“ lust lliulil. nczlr
Kt‘lltn’, lilr
(lt'l‘icl-r l‘uzt‘
1hr ll~.~‘doll('l- ol' llzllpl:
jut-inc, him .lllllc‘ >t“.'f tlv.
wt.» investigator] I'll-.(‘ttl Mlllvl‘ uudt-r
ill'lx'ril (*ltttEgvtl \\'llll not 'll:l‘-.lll]_:51 driv-
.-l-'.~ biceps-u 'l‘llc ~t To"
B o'clock This morning: in thc uptown
court, but ltr. \Volt'o who is nttcndillz
Ill" vouvlz Illill'l lt‘lt‘lllltlllt"(l tlutt llt‘
w‘ds not Able“ to‘ appear amne- to' his
lnjt‘rricsiand the ‘bose was sat—Tor fit.
\tntl‘dny n’mrnln‘g at tho some hour lt
ith‘b‘V‘tflnsidorml that the injuries are
of :. urn-sou, nature but rhu? he was.
7wifltP‘hruisx-l and sllrlkcn up.
(“:lst- \rt’h 5‘
MOTHER'S ART.
it own» in Lllc lll':t\\’lll‘_’ class :lt ill.-
,. 3.....l'
"Sat”:l-villt' Wu; :1 utt'fl
tll- tout-lot, "With UP"
"I rid chamo- u >lllilitly.
,4.4 ‘1,\'.'i"l ti't. ‘
"'l‘ll-M ‘zn't
.lt-hupv "M.-
uic lnt- Vol limos"
:nl‘tis't," slit-l
slx'oltv ho
t:lt‘.- ltltn :l
nollttll‘” piltt‘l
lllllllll'l‘ Illlh< tllttl
t‘hlctlzo News.
up
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HUYLER’S‘SW7E ET
CHOCOLATE 10c
Stimson-Powell Corporation:
South Norwalk
.421
at
s: HERE '5 AN IDEA
:33 WORTH A TRY our. !
In your imagination
“dock" yourself five per
cent. of your pay. Treat.
this amount of money as
though you had never
heard about it or seen it.
Bring it right to the back
every week or month, as
the case may be~and
FORGET IT.
In a year, you will
like dropping in
thanking us. Try it and
3.330 if you don‘t.
feel
and . ,
l.
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u
t
'5Dll‘lllltll work. :15 \Vt-ll
:1 lltlLlJvtll'r»
do its l;c~='.
"t‘ltntutu-'l‘llim'l'y.
‘ (L'ys'
' lllt‘nl
, ishlut m and said:
:glad to 5th you ~y0u'rc :l's Wclcotnc us
. tllP tlo“ crs in May."
_ltl‘l‘.l‘\"
.whosc reputation as a
llllll-It‘l'
tstylc.
!
Strong—But Light at
Make This Boys‘ Suit
resistant
All-Wool fabrics, dandy style.
Pcpularly priced, too. Sizes 6
Moy we Show them to you tad
where in town.
Norwa 1k
Fourteen Pieces of Leather—4
They strengthen ELBOWS. rocxrl'rs, sears and mum—
they give added permanent shapeliness—and laugh at hardest.
strains. This patented idea. is found only in the famous Wear-
“LEATHERIZED”
Guaranteed Suits for BOYS
Rogers & Stevens
a. Feather—
Wear Longer
and tailored with utmost care.
to 18 years.
9.)"? You’ll not find them else-
South Norwalk
Ains—
K. or c. OVER \
SEAS WORKER ~
IS HONORED
.-~‘.—.
tl‘nntlnm-d ()n Page Tuvalu“
.‘llss ll\|)'lt' («pressed llt‘l‘ ~incrr~
:lpprocizltion ol the lmnor conl‘crrc-d
upon hcr to speak to the assembly of
Knights and tllctr t‘ricnds. Silo stated,
that it was with some dil‘fillcucc that
shy undertook tllc task, as she never
hailec'xperieuced betel-couch. :ul ,ox- .
doalubut the speaker won her :ludlrt
once from the very start hyper chzlmr
in: l|“l‘::t)ll:llll}'. dcliclttt‘ul platform
poisw. Sim spoke in :l clcllr, well lilo-'1-
ulatml tonm ousily llulrd by all. lic-
zlilting: in l't.‘_ulll:ll‘ scqtlt-ncc her expo-ll-
I . , r
.cnccs and obscrrattons at tho “orld
‘ “'ur
and the Will' uctixities of the
lutllrllts of t‘nlutnhtls.
Slu- on \t-otldortul
”)0 int
llli‘ll.\i‘ butt-tits tll turnixhin: llu- boys
with llolltldilo comtorts, :llltl tuinL—‘tnr
in: to the ,l' lll‘itllll :lnd gltljllswlllcnt,
Sllt' told'ol llcr llllltl‘t'sslttll.‘ ot tht-
luld Sll‘t‘hh llw
(IS
English". us Will 5‘.‘ lhv l-‘mnch popu-
l.lt"~" cspc'lu'ly 'Jcl'q-l‘lt-d to lllt‘ ul‘l'ut
warmth of t'colinu of tho l‘t'ench pour
[do tor the Amrricult troops. Sllc told
at lll" llllslnt-ss-llkl- llll'lllt)tl> pl‘l-Vllll
in: 3.! l\'. of t‘, lltnltltluultt-ts and ”It"
‘ll.ll’.t‘ lo au.ll<c t‘dl'll dull.“
tr' thc ilnutrnsl- lllllttll‘ll
ol' slow-s Lll\ull out. :tltsollttcll llV".
curry out lllt slogan. "lintyhody \\'cl
coun- and l‘:\t‘l‘)‘llllllL' Frau-T"
.\ trip tlltouuh tlH‘ halttlvtit-ltls o;
"0”?!“ “Mod-4. (”m-l
llllll llta: lluutt-s. lthc'ms,Soissons, \uh
tlftvt'l‘ll‘t‘tl‘lll :- lllo.'.t lllli*t~‘>llll: mon-
in r. and how, on this trip, silo hoard
cl‘ malty cxuluplcs Zuni :tnd dcvo
lion of lllk' K or t‘. sct'l't-lullt-s Sort-r
J] of tllcsc sttzrirs soc l’clntw‘. m lllfl
lit.tt'tl‘.~'. but tllo ureutcst :lppldtlsw
:n-otl-d lll‘ tilll‘llkt t' wllz‘u silo luI-I 0|
tllc Wounded l‘. 8 boy. Bunion lost. a
Iva. upon :t visit ot‘ K. «W t‘ st-cretut'y.
It!
ttl‘
5\\'llo. Itilt'l' dlstl iltlltlll: cizurctlcs. :tslt-
cd him fllt' l\l‘.l\‘ll Llll} llct‘luatls'? ll‘
Mild. "thfi 17. and hopvd to lluA to
ltill rotmx tllcl‘o.” Hr- ~;lid: "l proud.»
all St, .‘.t‘.lllt‘t._\ it luxvvmlhi ‘zt-I tllt‘ ltrc,
I would '4‘“. 7.": for "311‘. "
Miss “Hf-lo told ot thu- K. of t‘. work‘,
\l‘ llt'lllt'tl transportation by :l t'tllllllt'l..
\\':llkll‘.; t'ol' milus tlpzuutlitlu, first to,
cu“. tht‘n llllttllltl' ot‘t‘it'tz; until, :li‘lor
tl' uli'ort. llt‘ lt-joittml lt-ui
l'l the ll:;lllilla own. when llt‘
lull tho coiom-l Who lztld t‘cfused hitu
lt-;ttl.-;mrt::!imt. The tolonv'l cum.- up-
lo tho .l‘t'l‘t‘li‘l’) with it look (‘i aston-
“K. (T. by God. ho
“is
The l{. t‘. opt-uv'
pd up his supplies in an ohl >Iilblt‘. t
The dcscription of tho Stu-inn of:
Lourdc: and the llllEl‘llllLlEt‘ of the sol ‘
dius it. will lonc'rczuain ill thc‘
lilintls :ind ll"ill'lS ox thuso l'ortunule'
in
)H r u there. ,
.\t the conclusion of the address.
heart} applause greeted Miss Doylz.‘
n cntcrtuiningg
. now secure. ' ' l
t}, K. McMahon thanked the speaker
'ttud us'tnd her to accept, as a token of
appreciation. small remembrancefi
it
vhandin: her r b. autiful cut. glass vasc.’
containing a bouquet of roses. l
The popul:u~.tenor. Edward J. Splan.|
delightullv‘tng "Boy of Mine." and!
singing "Alabam." in~true vaudeville
, Rev. Father. Lynch made a very“
powerful appeal to the K. of C. to takel
an active part in the great reconstructvl
ion work of thé country. and urged the;
Knights {continue their pan-lone aid;
educational 25,0113 .1}; tones or peace,.
.luspt-nslou
,“lvt‘lel
.ilnvl it is rxpcctcd to determine wheth-
I 111:] F
lcudct'sllip M (l. K. Thomas McMa-
hon. .
Edward .1. Splzl‘n and his el‘t'ich n: co-
wol-kors on tho committee at arrange-
mrnts :tl‘t‘ dcscl'ving of much praise.
A large itch-gallon nt' ('ourt laurel.
lhllllzhtcrs of ("llstilc, wcrv prc—wm,
BOSTON POLICE. L _
ARE WILLING TO
. . WORK AGAIN
Pnngtnucd from First Page
agree to the sllugcstion of M: Comp-
015 that tho mnttcr of tltcil‘ ullloll'af-
liliution be hold in :thcynncv on.” at-‘
by :t cnnfercncc Dr'tllc lztbot' situation
[nth d by President “’llsmr for Oct. (3.
Thu l'csolutions as :ltloptt-d by the
ammo also called for tho triuslntc
hunt or the nilu-tm-n ll‘lflfillllf'l! who
“cl'c suspcnded for violation of tho cle-
pltrtlucnt rulo forbidding nwnlbcl‘shlp
‘vl outside organizntlons and whose
was lllt' immvdin'n mus-c
nt tltn walkout lust 'l‘ul-sdlly urn-moon
tlovcrnor (‘ooltdgc had to“ tht' Stow
House when “Hill tattoo of the: action
of ”to union. but ll was Rigid that :l
confcrcncl- had bt-cn url'anul-tt Wllll lu-
bor lo-lldcrs today and that tho- sltum
lion might be consldot'cd at that tlmc.
Stutc Guard troops continuctt to my
Hot tho sin-ms ln conjunction with
\ollltttt-t-r policclm-u and loyal Inclu-
in rs ot‘ tl:c rt gulnr l‘orcc. l‘llctv was
l‘fi Itflt‘lllltill during the nick? o; tlw
l.t Hut: and looting “liicll nmrlud lllt'
zitsl l'ortymlgllt hours or the stt‘ikt-
:«tld out} a row :lt‘l'e-sts \n l‘\* tundr- l‘ul
tumor otTt-nm's.
'l‘l‘ - sympqltlwtic :lctiou ol fu‘ytilrt-c
tm'tcclm-tt ot' lllt‘ ,\lt-lrn}lol1t:i?t l‘:tt".(
lmlicm \\llo l‘F‘l'usctl to set‘vc it: l‘mstnzl.
\\‘l.-d.-lw.-d.':gl night. lost soum ol' its
rtlcolzlll uith tllc rt-turn to duty oi
tucnl.‘ six of tho ot‘fil‘crs and ihwir :lc-
m-ptum-n nl' :lssixmncnts to duty in tho
til}, Thu-r ofticcrs pntt‘ollcd beats in
tho South Boston district last night.
Licut. \Ugt'l.tt1 tho Alt-lttlp.ll;t.,zt
‘-:llll tilt-y \vcr--
-~.'-»
lorri—
on duty to tllzltrt‘niJ lllw
Hallo-r than to hike tho liltlf" .4 .v: .‘lllh
crs.
.lnmvs \lr't‘tllll't, 'i bystander. \vu;
(ll'l‘ltlt‘lllnlh’ shot in thv unklv- durum
I'll tz' wk ml :t \‘n'lllllw‘l' littl'vvitl'lzl in
tho South End tll~tri<1 this mutton;
'l‘l'v \vllllntcc-r. llnl-vlt i‘. ;\ in. tin-l
in.‘ shot, 'l‘wo mi-u \wt'c arrested
('llul‘rlml “L'll :zswllul’. .
Attttl'llcy-tlent‘l'lll Bruce \\"\nt.l:t '~'
l'H‘lHll’lllfl l'or l’ollct- (‘omlnissmrwr
t‘mtis rm opinion on‘tllc logul pilots
in tho s'tt‘ilm ot‘ lmlic>’-mt n,
t-r tltt‘ :~ll'llit‘l‘n‘.Wlll be prrmitzcd 3.) ll"
HP}! to tho city's clllnloy.
llz‘iotty. tllc point at issue is whether
a int-tuber of the Boston Police l‘h‘pal'b
them is :tnscmployc. in the sense that
his affiliation with other employ-s
not be prohibilrd. lcga ly. by
rules of the dEpartmcnt. or a officer
of the atale; amenable to the laws and
lules acronyms: public officials.
\‘esterdnyi‘Governor Coolidge char-
acterizcdtthe strikers as -de$€l'tvl‘s.
and Police Commissioner Curtis issued
5m order stating: ‘
"That. none of the patrolmcn who
failed to report for duty. Sept. 9. 1919,
or since that time. may return to duty
under any circumstances."
When the commissioner
was ap-
fwas lmced to respond to an encore.’prised that the strikers were Willing
to return. temporarily. liv'given their
lformer status and without relinquish-
ing their alflliatton with the A. F. of
IL. as requested by Samuel Gompers,
Mr. Curtis said: “In all these matters
I act according to law as expressed to
me by the attorney-genera. When he
replies I will make a Indecent“ my
intentions} " ‘ * . ~ . .
,
' . SOCIETY,
and Tersonal
Mr. and Mrs. “'illinm R. Lovyndes of
l 60 W'oodward avenue. South Norwalk.
announce the marriage of their daugh—
ter, Mildred Viola, to (‘arl Rcdgate of
{poker-s. X. Y.. on Sunday. September
7. at the church of the Transfigura—
tion in New York city. The bride h‘xs
.been 3 ITEM?!“ ot’ the Bronx since
graduation from tho “'est Haven high
.school in June, 1918, and has many
? friends there. After a lloncl'mw n
I trip spcnt at Niazam Falls. the couple
l
iwill make their home in Yonkers.
N. Y.
.
l’ Mr. and Mrs. John E. Storm or!“
leturnin': homo from Lor‘ Anclvs (‘al
‘ifmnin. aft-‘5‘ lllt‘ll‘ visit with flit-“1.4
{in Darwin and South Nol'wnlk.
Marlon
3r...
5 Thc Misses -.\l.ntlm and
:Hamilton, 0! 29l Flay Hill Road.
lspomunz the "(‘lK'PYltl with relatlvn:
Qin Vow York.
l —._....-
l Mrs. l-‘rcderick Buckley
bll't'f‘ returned hum.- cvcnl’nx af
lerhmin; spent .1 twowccks‘ vacation
last
in Jersey Pity.
iNATIONA'i'oUARD '
UNITS MU ?T CONTAIN
ONE HUNDRED MEN
l
l
8001"!an from Page One).
ty lclt.t from :ulthnrttivu of Fevrml
states that the composed new National
Guard m'znnlcatton be based on
old unit MASS mot: to :l company.
stead of 100 men. as pl'ov'olcd in H1?
\Var l‘cpartment's plan for :2 Suttonul
o'unrd ”organization,
Dn-ivle at Conlerencc.
The question of National Guard
lorgnntzatmn. espr-cially the numerical;
strength of the unlt. “as thrashed out?
gquito thoroughly at tho confer-error ot‘
Governors. held about two Weeks osmj'
l
l
l
in ‘Salt‘ Lil, (‘ityu ,
l Foflowtngqgm confer-onus n commit-
.tcc of eight of the Governors come to
\K'uslllngton and discussed with Secre—
tary llakcr the National (luard reorw
zanlzatlon hfgencrnl. and the numcrt-l
cal strcuzt‘l of club company in {HP
tlcular. 3‘ -
Princ‘pat Objections.
Tho two ‘prtncipal Objections {hwy
“17“!“ in tlo- 100 man unit wmc:
1M'l‘lifll many tonns “loch lune
horctotmc turnlshcd tlu mcn and the
tlnztncc.~ tor a t‘n'rmztn company can do
bl! in tumor. but ramtot support u 10".
"Ill“ ('hllllltln)’.
2 That the. Armorivs wrrr- built to
:‘t‘lCllllnlOtkllt' the 6?- ututr unit and
would hallc'l%’bc enlarged or rcbuilt
tn :tccotlllltodnte National Guard organ
lzations in (ls-luau mllltlplcs.
Connectlcut Holds Alocf.
l'p to this time the State Guard nu
tllm‘lthS of Connecticut hnvc hold
atom from the “(or Department with
regard to putting the Slaw- units into
thc National Guard.
Who it tho MilitLa llurcuu officials in
tho “hr Department wrote to (:ovm'n-
or Holcomb. some ttmo ago invlttm:
tlh- t‘nnnccticut state troops to comv
tum the National Guorrd. the Govern-
“I' H‘l'ln-d that Connecticut dlll not in-
tcnd to organize and National Guard.
at! this limo. and complained that lllv
\\'lll' ll“h:trtméflt plan did not give
t‘cnnet-tzcut enough infantry, \Vul‘ Dc.
pultull tzt officials stated yesterday.
Writes Gov. Holcomb.
'l‘ltcl'tupou tllc \Yar Department
\z'rott. Governor Holcomb. it is said.
advising him ot‘ receipt of his lcttcr
:lllll Molina that Connecticut's finan-
tizzl llllottmm would be gllcn Sllnlt’
othcr state. Governor Holcomb than
wrote asking that Connecticut's allot-
ment bc not distributed, but that thc
mattcl‘ be held up for a Whilc. offi~
(tats said. That is where the matter
stands now. so for as the War Depart-
lucnt is lnt’ormcd.
Th! .(‘unnectlcut Militia will bare to
c-vntorm to the requtromcms o: the
.‘lllilfil Bureau of the “'nr llcpartnun'
with regard to the loo-man unit. ho“-
(rcl: before financial support. equip
mom. etc. u‘lll be furnished. .
Connecticut Appropriation.
Tllc amount of this financial sul‘l’t’”
has not betln definitely fixed. but as
”1“ plans for this your provide an ap-
propriation ot‘ $12,100,000 for an au-
thorized National Guard of 108,200
men throuehout the country. Connectv
icut would receive in round numbcrsn
3114 per annum for~cach State Guards,-
man turned into the National Guard.‘
'm‘ $11.44;» for each loo-man unit.
The “’or Department's letter
the Gowrnors reads as follows:
“It appears from an opinion by the.
-."|ldse advocate generul that even in‘
time of peace. any regulations promul-v
gated by tut-Secretary of W'ar permic',
ting National Guard companies to be
organized and recognized at a reduced
StrPnlzth. would necessartly have to be
general in their application. and apply
to companies organized in large as
to
well as small or‘ sparsely settled
communities. As most of the Na—
tional Guard units wtll be needed.
and organized in communities large
enough to maintain companies of at
least 100% m. and «peel-11y on on.
colorant? . ' a of ' as.
heavy W
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of Cross!
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thcl '
in“
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rc i
. tional Guard
”a... y»..- ,_.
-m LATEST NEWS
Saturday, Sept. 13, 191
Grand Opening of the
SOUTH NORWALK
.Bargain Store
WITH A FULL LINE OF
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing,
Furnishings and Shoes
218883688 888% Eemaaeeaamm ‘7
'Jr
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Watch the Opening. It will save you
50 per cent. on the dollar
Saturday, Sept. 13, 1919
South Norwalk Bargain Store
40LWATER ST.
a“ ‘l'l‘l/‘lfiffi ‘
units. even after the tcrmlnntlon of
”I? present war period.
“In those communities
too small to maintain a company
100 men. and where the State
which are
of
all!
Tm- company of 6.3 men will not [my
\ldv' sufiiclcut nit-n tn each platoon-tn
permit this rcry essential colloctiu»
training.
"The “'ar Department '8 lntcrcstrd
thorittcs deem it essential that N" only in termini: an efficient National
troops be locued. lhc
detacfigl platoon system authorjzyd
(or lettered infantry. engineer and
artillcry companies. and (m- letltrcd
cavalry troops. wtll undoubdlcdly
meet the situation The condttions
required {or armory drill pay will
apply to each platoon scparatcly as
if cach platoon “'o-rc ll separatc
company.
Things Learned in War.
“The experience during the great:
war has proven that infantry cum-
psmles to be effective. must be larger
than was formerly consldcrcd lit-cps
sary, Consequently“. a company of 6.3
would l‘eco-lvc tn tinm of mm-rgmtcy.
i‘llt'h ll lure" iut‘lx of umralnctl men
in ordcr to bring it up to effective
strcnxth. that it would bc of very little
valuc without further training.
thcrmorc. the great war has demon-
strated that the platoon is the com
batam unit. and that
combat training is tlw training ot‘ thc
platoon. ll tllctctorc ('sst‘tllldl to
provide sutficietu. inch in t‘flt‘h plutm‘n
to permit training of the plzltcnn as :i
unit. vxtllur alone. or in the tompuny.
is
When Yo
Know
you have a
ll
slim”? ‘ l"
heart, it is ‘ ‘M
t i me to
watch your
stomach. Palpitation
7 and other signsof“heart'
trouble” usually mean
-mdtgestion, produced
byt food poisons thaft irri-
a e every part 0 the
body 5 heart included.
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the basis of ullt
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Guard for State and l-‘edenl us.‘ in
an unemency. Jr the companlcs are
organized on the basis 0! 65 men. tl‘
would undoubtedly be} 'stcp hflt'k-
ward so far as the efficiency of the
National Guard as a whole is concern-
cd. It Is believed the (leached platoon
system authortu-d by the War Depart»
ment meets the objections made to
the large strcngtb compnny. not only
without any loss- in efllclency. “‘3! in
fact with .1 gain in cficicmy. in
hot it provides an opportunity for
tho plntcttt lumicrs with (EPI'ACH'H‘
lmoon to obtain by experience. tbosc
quanties of initiative and leadership
so essential today for our platen»: com—
manders. If this necessitates sonicI
m‘inor difficulties as to the splitting of
appropriations between two townc
"‘“r' and the" rcmtng 0! additional armories‘
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firnltirw .‘htl"ll'l nm In" po‘t‘mltlvd in
stand :71 thv way or tho orguttlzra'mn
of tho lurccr company, \xltll l'< result-
ing advantae-s oz‘ millet-tow trniutuls
impossible “l'll a company ot only SJ.
men.
Guard Reserve Dec-ston.
“As a means of allowzng Iht' Sta"
militia authorities to get around 'h+-"
100 main company. in addition to the-
platoon of 5" mcn systvm, :hr “'21.".
Departmcnt has agrcod to lo: ("luv
munities form units of GB act-w» Na ‘
'tional Guardsmen. with 3.3 lllt'lllhflrk n"
the National Guard resvru to tw odd-
cd. from mun who how slur twilvy.
months 'actl’Vc svl’Vit‘t’ Thi> wont:
give the Federal gnvc turn 1'“ ”1”!"
who could be cullod upon l“. t o:
emergency, but would put up u: h
comuulty. only the Y‘O‘tll’ll"‘llt~ l’ ,»
maintaining at company ml 63 mm
with an armory to acconmloduu thn'
number. This lllttcr plan has it -' icon
vnmdc puhllt but has hem ("'fltulllk
(lvt'ldr‘d uprn
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