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ORWALK quire a little time for him to begin.

deliveries, bicause he had discontinw‘
ed that line. lie said there was no de—!
mand for cheap shoes any more." i
This incident makes an excellent; ‘
commentary on a phase of the cost-e15;
living situation which has received too;
Consumers tend;

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JAMES GOLDEN

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little attention. ;
to put all the responsibility for high;
prices on the dealers and manufactur-i

. TUBE ALMANAO FOB
, TOMORROW
- .,-, tide 1:51 a. m.; 2:10 p. m.
rises 6:36; sets 4:37.

N's. when they ought to bear a good?
Ideal of it themseh'es. Millions of mo;
‘thers and fathers are lamenting the;
cost of children‘s shoes;

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Special Cammunication of Old Wcll

M, No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
bid at its rooms. Thursday evening,
”v. 13th, 1919, 7:30 o'clock. Work

yet here we}

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good. durable childrenis shoes can be
made and sold in wholesale lots at $1.26

1‘. A. Degree. All Master Masons cor. _ ,
mly and fraternally invited. Fra- :1 pair. That should nuke the cnsL:
tor, hally yours :pc‘l'hiipS. not over $1.75 a pair in the‘
V ' JOHN K. FINCH, . . t
W. M. ‘retail stores. But they are not to be

 

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'08 Skinny.

[course But it does se'e'm that peoplel
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about the desiiability of a broad Am-
cricanizatton program. How Congress,
proposes to do something about. NJ
The United States Senate committee
on education and labor has agreed?
unanimously on a bill cshblishing al
for

”ember of The Aseoclated Prone.

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“tied to the use for publication oil
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file local news published herein.

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SOMERVIT.LE.. N. J.. Nov. 10.—

 

35 .i definite Americanization policy
LARGE FAMlLIES |N FRANCE ithe country end a fund in back it. The
Current ideas as to French "race sill-:approprintion is not large. consistinz
dde" a be v rturned bv a row-lop. ' o9.- Approximately 230” unskilled, “PPM“
‘ ' m y 0 P ‘ “f only $1"""0'000 a year for three cntly Wcllorganized cmpioycs of the
“on from lhl‘ l‘ l“ “1'“ Academy Of “9'1" wars: but it is to be dispensed by joint H_ XV. Johns-Manville ComDany's
1311a (lent-ral-Manufacturing plant at Mum

-_ _ ville. about two miles from here.
custodian of a $i->.0llt|.0tltl fund. flom‘n-hir-h are to duplicatt the amount‘auuck today for an eight-hour any.

the income of which it is authorized lmid byltbc [pdpra] government. “visegwilh pay for ten hours. Skilled worl-

. _ , . ' el's \vcrc prevented from entering the

to make 90 annual gifts to dt‘H’l'YlnE ” dispenspd. it

families having ninc or more children deal of ground.
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from the same parents. Word having

The. Academy "114$ D9011 llmdl‘larranzement with the curious states,

Should 00"" a food plum this morning. but the oflice force
twas not molested. Several instances
of violence Were reported. '

The bill prOVidos for the familiarizn- , Manville. which sprang up about

spread over the countrv reuardintz tion of all al‘ens (“.91. 16 vears of one two yl'ars ago. when tho plant was 05.

. . . . ' ' b‘sln l: s it fore o 3 al

this fund, ”“3 Academy “11> lN“‘i‘o‘ln‘ltii tho lanzuage and instittuions ot lg“...';,.nx'm_a {Taiyufir A'eALrnzk,

applirations from 13,000 families. Hm. onuntry' Every alien coming with- man (I sinners-ct County, is organiz-

If there are that many funnies “gk'Jn “S profigiom is required to take l-Illlc‘ltommliih’ttalin finial; L°ng"e;:é:;‘:r
ing for this bonus. it, may be Surplydntllruetion for at least 200 hours a in bud the strike. .

Employ-s livinu ‘ in Hound Brook.
gnaritun'and Somerville. who depend-
Alinns under it; will naturally rd motor buses to iranrport them to
the plant. were stopped by the strik-
ers about a half-mile. ll'olll the Worlds.
the (‘humfnuxs who attempted to drive on

assumed thal thm‘l‘m't‘ mil“) ”Wu-“fl“! year until he has completed the
other familins; eligible for it. imnmp.

‘ Fora coniidmnhll- time two children rpm“... the necessary instruction in
seems to haw been l‘t‘EUI'df‘“ 3* “1“ the public schools. Along with

ideal numbl'l' i“ F"””"“ ” merely aliens it is required that citizens of weal; lllll"-l;;<.’ne:l' Wits -Vi9l$nce' n f
.. 7,. , ,.. p ‘ . . . _ V a ler ewi , s perm eudc r o
enough '0 1t pit.” lln tumor. It “9*“ the l mch States who are 2| or over ‘1". packing “4.1““,an who succeed-

“ been due not so much to u di>intlintt and who cannot read or write l-Inulisll ed in passing: one group of strikers.
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than for chil'lrr‘n 9;; a mg”. m ppm-mo shall he required to learn {this stopped near Ramon Bil .ze oy

. ‘ilntzlllrl‘ :i‘utlp_ who had been signaled
comfortably” f0" 9"”‘1" ”"1“ born. it, This is a fine start in the right direc— lO h." lh" fil'rl b0dy of NCKGlS- His
has been a rart- of the French thrift

automobile was ox orturned in a ditch,

. f and he was badly beaten. Subse-
anagram. 1‘ lh (lull- l”“““"~ 10’“ the good-roads plan whervlty the. f(‘(1<'(lll9nll_\' George ( hrlstiansen. another
these firmer; that lllt‘l’d' arc p‘tnty of ma ov _ . . . . . slipvi'llltl‘lld‘lnfl in an autouuzbilc. driv-
., b. L , . . ...-1 ‘ l g emmtnt cncoutazcs the build ‘1“ h}- hi4 (laughter, was haliul. but
“tallies m “ante “ho lune Intlt noi m: of better highways by the states. [Wl‘llllllod to no to the plant.
imemlon to lliis rule. Anti llll‘l‘t’ l.~‘ 11-‘ The Anlel‘lcnnization scllcmt- obVi-L ._ .__..n_..
Rely to b“ H meat ll1"|"‘»'““ 0f 13"3'09011sly depends very largely on state

.fimilies lr-iezlffrl'i _l‘l<‘ l’l‘I‘an W’V’;cooperation, thouah the government:
éfeel keenly their llimf’il)’ of Dllpul“wm;takes the initiative and provides nolt PARIS NW- 10- ' ’Thl‘ Supreme 00““-

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budge-acre of the National Tuber¢
culosls flamenco, following a
nation-Wide survey of health pond“

eventable and
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There out beho doom that the cam-
pam has gotten a splendid start, and.
in some parts of the country. is Well
on its way. Numbers of strains show
which way the wind is blowing with
the people of the Episcopal church
generally. First of all: there is an in-
creooed attendance of people at the
regular services of the church. which
is, of course. a prime essential or the
movement. it the people generally are
to be in touch With what in going on;
and surely nobody has any more than
begun to be interested unless the mat-
ter of regular every My attend-
ance at the services has been taken
up and decided. There can be but one
way to decide. No loyal church mem-
ber who can possibly get: there can
ironic any excuse for not being there.
in the Lord'o house on “Lord's day.
The member who in doing lest: lhan
that is only a half-hearted worker. and
u lukewarm supporter in the bilsirless
.of the church. But gbqfinprovement
,Iaa begun; men and "wounen are hear
in: the call yin-lea the“ nation—wide
campaign is sounding. all over the
country, and awakening again to their
duty. responsibility and privilege. -
Then there are the offers. here and
there. from people who want to help
in the campaign—~«a most encouraging
sign. because it shows that the thing
has not their imagination. that their
vision has been broadened. and they
know that they ought to be in it. It is,
beginning of a great response to [fish
op Wise's address to the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew. convention. recently
held in Detroit. Do you see it?" said
'I‘iiahep Wise, in closing his great ad-
;dross. visualining the going forward of
'the church's army of cmnmunicanis.
:"Lm you see it» in the midst of a civil-
;imtion rocking amid doubt. and de~
'2-pdii. and greed and selfishness. hu-
.man souls trying to solve the problems .

Vol .1: heartbroken. Weary world—one
.million, five hundred thousand men.

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Good qualities and great value.

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blankets and Comfortables
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‘ ‘S’R‘OW’IN‘BERUNT

BERLIN. Sunday. Km. 9 tAssoclarf
ed Pressi.~ Berlin was covered With
snow on the corona.) of he first am?
niversary of the revolution. The day‘
vittioux ~ or dish: manor. i
the inc/lacs llL‘lil in nls ‘FLU'I‘ oi
the city being onls modern”: atw
tended. ~~ §

Communist headquarters were raid-1
ed by the authorities today. the.

Salezonh Tubes

chmfortunatetoueurethoenheoutput at even

pink and lavender, ribbon trimmed collars. ;

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4'13 comparison with Germany. and “mlonh' money but a force 0,. agents and

ofl'Pllla-f'lllfl ”1011' “'“l' 1““1‘9~iinstl'llt‘tms to start and push the

(it has decided not to interfere withfer. shoulder to shoulder. pressed
m“ German municipal “potions “owiagainst, one another? No. not standing

-— ‘0 .=‘ ‘ .t‘on-
ibviug held in areas where plebiscites- ”“3 "9 com, f0r\\'lld m m" m ‘

troops seizing Red
maps chewing disulm ct lie-rim into
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literature and .

} knownmanufacturer“i‘ubeccndweasel-thenanometer~

public at the Mills reduced prices.

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the French families of Canada ””fiwork.

, criteri m ”‘9 French unv yet' .‘are to ngtaken under the peace treaty.
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> . . 1 There should b9 “0 (NF-“”0“ 39 it‘- th has decided, however. that such elec-
wl the Gennans Ill this rcrxard 4m? statos' “'“lingnnsg to do their man. V’ lions will not be binding upon the
l” is primarily to the advantaze oflailies. which will disregard them when.

gom- necessary when the final settle-

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THRIFTY CHILDREN.
mum of affairs in the districts in ques-

7Under an organiZt-d st'lmOl savints Shii‘. and the task is one which. in the'

:any state to improve its own citizen-

‘tion is affected.
public and parm‘hiul school cliil» ions: rim. can be bps; n]?‘]ag41d by the

are savingr state itself. iCOL’OMBTRN TREAlV RATfFlED.

.4. n of San Francisco
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“Y 33.9.“. a an}. whim “We gum: _.___._____.__ i ll mos Alums. .\0\. iii. Ad~
- I THE B M A S l‘lu'e’; ”(“59" ”.‘y' the (‘olumlnan le-
— up to 52.04%; a your that lliese. ' ' ° ' L' .gminn here l‘t‘ifi‘yl'l intuit-ration by the,

financiers are m? The Business Men’s AnitSwsmuinzlL‘O'llmi'lim “MW-"‘8 of minimum!
. . . 'lmazue is onn of the associations form-ladm‘SiUn to ”I” "“2"" of Nations'
il’r'r - it and Sayings StampS. ‘cd to fight the army of crooks wl‘niCovenant. Tht- action. taken under
. thri't tan '5 to be urhei 'n all y . ‘ ‘ t. ‘ special law, has been approved by the
1319 p l . D b ‘ t 1 hate set about deprivmg honest Amer-‘president.
95 schools of {san Francisco, and

icans of their Liberty Bonds. giving
Into the school distiitt< ot‘ the :nir- dishonest securities in their place:
l’i‘guding counties. NAME “BAYER” “

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Stock Exchange. of chambers of com-
merce. of advertising club’s", the Amer-
ican Federation of Labor and other
powerful institutions have united to
form this society.

Myron T. Herrick, former ambassa-

in.
VA

. Rvprescntatives of the New York
at may be urged that no individual

'3 savings: amount to any consul
e sum. but that is not an import-
point. The important thing is,
the children in these 9.7 schools:
about 80.000. ant‘l when all of do" ‘0 France. a banker by profession. .
are enrolled under mp 'banner'. is one of the men who are urninz ree- ,
., ,ponsible citizens everywhere in awake
“v it will mean 80,000 ycunzlm the danger and join the moVement
who are starting savins‘rjm. protect the public against the an.
no matter how small. it tiers of worthless siloclrs.
80,000 who are learning to! ”The men and women who were
and injudlcldus spendmg‘coodncnmigh to sacrificentor the na-'
.aake of future good, who are tion.’ Says Mr. Herrick. are good.
. {enough to be protected now. Emevew
Vito distinguifih between Pres?! community they should be protected."
pleasures slid necessities- l’taws can be made, and are now be-
,ing drafted. to put a. check upon the
‘swindler and to provide for his pim-
’ [inhalant wen apprehended. But the
————-—-o———-—- trouble 1! that the apprehension too
‘ “26 suoss. . lam a may locking the barn door
Hoover, in testifying before after the horse thiet has. gone with
ions! committee, told of “.the family steed. ‘
he had made recently with al The awakening of public opinion
for “good, solid €119.le is needed increase the individu-
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rpirin,” stamped. with the “Bayer
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gettinggenuine Aspirin presérlbengy
physicians for over “teen years, and
proved safe by million: at people.
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wide campaign. going forward. “'hy'.’
iflecause Christ leads the way."
. Every member of the Episcopal
lchurch is being called»~called afresh,
lsummom d to preparation for the
'mral offensive. There is no question.
'of the success of the campaign. it is!
:only that where any member fails.
‘tliere must be some dance of successl
'lacl’ung. But. when it‘s all together.‘
levery many, woman and child really at
:it, helping, cooperating. only one hun—
.dred per cent. results will satisfy
{than _ .. _ k 1...
i If you are one or the members “nii‘
:hasn't _\'(t caught the vision. look backl
{a few lines to Bishop “'isv's picture!
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and taxpayers of Norwaik who are in-l
teresled in the schools and attend the‘
monthly meeting at the mts' and;
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workmen having as their object set—‘
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are reported to have been broken‘
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School. Wednesday evening. November!
12th. at 8~ o’clock. Gene and see what .
is being done by this organization and“ ‘
.see if you cannot help the coopera-
tion or these two strong elements-—
incline! and home. There will be plenty.
of material to arrest your attention“
immubenomolmevi-l
.nl «interest than the children. Non:
Van’s More he h their bends. (

Let us each take pride...ln causing;
these young broth outtake to be-
developed under the best conditions. l

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STUDENTS’ DANCE
Nov. 14, 1919

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helm and ‘
stand by impassive? ' ‘
fit is time to wake up.

enoéfszs Buooz'r PLAu.

Gov. Marcus H. Pfiloomb urmm
he Mm . at a toderd .

buds-n1 budget system. In a state-
ment prepared for the National Buda
get Cornmittee, which is canvassing;
mm“ of the forty-eight states oil
the union, on the budget question.
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