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tween the manufacturers on the two entertainment. ddlng the
sides of the border, which takes no "Bring on old th as to hold
heed of the large problems of the tu— your on paint brush and wear 6!!!
. , ture relations of the countries.” clothes." A
g Colonel Graves suggested that the This summons was answered by a
“ 'two countries ought to work on ‘a number 0! 8511! who 811968er in their
ejoint plan [or fmm the industries loldest, instehd or their newest dress-
w on both sides or the border. He said :68. and proceeded to give the Med
~4»xr»n:\:_ N. H., Aug. 25,—...that the United States had a largergfloorkof “9 Y. W. C.A.atmh coat of
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new
S. Graves, until recent. source of pulpwood readily available]mm .
m I'nited States Fog-estiin the West and that the logical ac-l
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. 2;..mled to the Society {option would be to develop this resourceifflumm rm
«.2‘ New Hampshire Forests ‘and make the country independent in
‘g Lore today, that rmgsupplies of material for newaprint.
of lllO United States and‘He believed that Canadian resources
. should hold a conference to Twould permit of the export of a larger
-- (ozztroversy between ”10%;th of material than at present;
,.l;m. ms mm. Canadian pulp-INCH would tide over the needs of
‘the United State! pending the estab— . .
‘_ Crave: reviewed the dispute‘lbhmem 01' Western mills. MEXICO CITY. 3118120.—T0 satisfy
question whether the timber} To carry out this plan he proposed lthe land hunger of the Meflcsl W.
(I awn lands of the eastern Can- a Conference Of representatives 0f zantry, the Government is establishing
lvzovlnceg upon which Canada Canada and the United States to workgtarm colonies in the States 0! Sim“
» m embargo. Sm" be madam“ a plan of mutual assistance bylLuis Potosi and Guanajuato, 0mg;-
«’59 for American paper mills.'m0mf¥ing “10 present Canadian rejfiettlemenifa will be founded as soon
i that the passage in Congress strictions, modifications of the 'laws as these first two are completely
.. Underwood resolution which of New York State so as to permit the filaunched,
, l as its Object the bringing of use 01’ some P‘flI’WOOd from Sfatel In these OOlonles the small proprie-
~muze upon Canada to lift the (um—lands. where cutting is now Drolnbit-gtors will live like the Mormon: inChi-
: go in order to favor American :Pd and a joint effort b3: the tWO 003111- huahua and Sonora—each community
‘unl'm‘tul‘ers caused acute resentgtl‘ies t.0 perpetuate .thell‘ forests. (ml-waving its own streets, market, car.
went in Canada." although the rose—#01191 Graves added: ,den, mixed 50110“ and “0'13! “We
'ivm lulled to receive the President’s “I llat‘e no doubt that as a result Ofilheater, Apportionment of the adja-
BfllflliiES m m}
”.11”. ,«this conference a measure of relief to cent farm lands will be made so that
Jlil'f‘l CE'fli'os said that the pres- meet the acute situation in newsprintieach petty landholder will literally
gracion indicated that the mat-H'ould be granted by Canada Withoutmave his own “row to hoe,” thus ob-
be pursued further, and, if any danger to her future interestS-;vlating one of the greatest causes’for
:. 1;. ‘1 in a constructive manner, The American industry would know ithe many recent uprising that have
”41.. musp an unfnrmnate‘cxactly what it can count upon andioccurrecl in Mexico. Each farmer-will
:~‘..ndinr: with Canada. gdiflns WOUId be able ‘0 8° forwardgbe furnished with agricultural imple-
) :th serious difficulty over this adjust itself accordingly. The C3“3"ments and seed.
.117: be wholly unnecessary to Without {9211‘ Of sudden retaliatory ac-. These farms will be nan—transfera-
. ' H-l-l Colonel Graves. Can- ”“011 $1101 35 was proposed by our last jble in any form. Whether bv mortgage
~~ 5-? .3 is that the total amounthODSl‘e-SS. and 11 9055“"? cause 01’ imisale or exchange. They inav be in:‘
in these eastern Cans-,lel‘nationfll fl‘iCIiml W011” be reI'fl‘i‘hgherit‘ecl, however, and are tohbe free
" (Quebec. Ontario and iii" ‘ from taxation.
firm has not more than Ii.is planned to establish the pro-
: for the support of the in- Posed. communities near railroad
‘ .nil‘.‘ t-stzihllshpd or which. . . Hines, so that the products will find
ml to have established in _They Are Something New In Enter- ready markets.
(",imda asserts that she taming.
'1 to sacrifice her own in-; lGerma'ns Using
PAINT PARTIES.
' out: merelv to extend‘ . . ‘ - .
. . . Paint furnished the motif for a new i as
"‘1 Am' ”m“ . mdustxy form of entertainment recently origi- P t for Fl!!!
:vdeveloped its manu- ‘ The col-
“? 'nated in Y, W. C. A. circles. -
Sorillg matter used was not the Sli‘filgllt- ; BERLIN, Aug. 20.—-P08t will prob-
. jfromthebcrry variety that the origi- film." (‘Oflle into more extensive use. as
"V”“l Inal Americans decorate themselves domestic and industrial fuel in Ger-
' \_ *xmn Congress .has ap-‘Wm1 for their “-ar dances. nor yet the fmauy as a consequence of the Spa
. 4 l‘ll‘lHPI‘ m a son-ll of PO'ilrina that comes in small boxes at the :agreement. The municipality of Ber-
~.. g”. (*Ffill'essed intention Of‘corner drug store. It. was the. honest-:1“! has started a turf digging plant on
(COXlOllllC position of the logoodnegg. turpentgnggpgmm kind its property at Blankenfelde, where 2U;
- .- 20 force Canada to take that the painter in overalls “$95 When Hons of peat are already being produc-f
.l1 is believed by the Gov- =1”, paints the floor at 1101119. :ed daily. Mixed with coai. the peatis‘
vmmh-y to be permanent: The paint palty was first tried out fused to help feeding the boiler fires at
to her. The American 'by the girls in a country Y. \v. C. A. ,municipal power stations.
. rut not on the basis of That it was a real success was testified l
,linl data regarding her
W? on figures presented by
xi manufacturers that. have
“ by Canadian officials to|
: in relation to its
and progressively de-
In Saxony, too, the threatened coal?
to not only by the guests but also by famine in the coming winter is caus-
the appearance of the floors. Further fins: concern. Finance Minister Rel!»
;more, all those who are versed in the hold has drawn up an extensive tree?
sunflt’f‘i .
3‘3"”“20 Whirl Ra...‘€.?£
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FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE "
Of AB Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists,
Skirts, Sweaters and Bathing Suits
art at painting any that the inn mg telling program. Ln. & Snsgimrflgé-
vwas-well done.
'and potatoes are to be grown on the.
ha: been a contest; be?!
Invitations were issued to this novel lclearings. i
B's-urn: ~’:‘
7 Final Clearance Sale
OF ALL OUR 13m including Silk. Georgette. Bath:
Ionian-d5, Novelty Voila, Organdies and Gingham. '
Also Waist: and Blouses. '
Sidrtsendmddiu in all tbonewmatarhllandtho
latest styles. ,
. THE PARIS
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. . Nils New in Full Force
" m :e ' u ary Bargains
‘ f Woman’s Fashion
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\ The Young Man
of Vision
The young man about to begin his little journey in the
world needs to vision the future with courage and care.
To achieve he must leave old habits behind—the test is
best that puts him on his mettle as a man. Therefore he
SOWB m SEEDS 0F SUCCESS
by notkbelieving that things are good and true just be.
cause he would like to have them so but because the
secretJjgs in doing. It is the test of business and of per-
sonal gm mess. their
The Young Man of Vision opens a Sayings Ac-
count in this Strong Bank and earns 4 per cent.
on his money and starts at once to achieve.
The City National Bank
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VERY WOMAN’S FASHION Sll
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS '
SALE
SOUTH NORWALK.
This Sale is different from all other sales for the reason that We are
Everything Must be Sold ~
*Whatever will be left on Sept. Ist will be sold toan Auctiomer. New ,.
it’s up to you to take advantage of. this opportunity to save big money
You are invited to inspect this high grade. stock andsee for yourself -
that our prices are astounding 10W aml being“ sold” _ ' ‘
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FOR ’* SALE
A number of second hand wanna. carts. plows.
barrows. scrapers. May be seen at our yard. Price]!
low for quick disposal. Terms cash.
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108 Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
FALL SHOES FOR MEN
~ NEW MODELS HAVE ARRIVED. IN BROWN
CALF. 0N ENGLISH AND ROUND ‘
TOE LASTS _
STYLE. QUALITY AND SERVIC
$10.00
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South Norwalk
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/ GRANT~MAXWELL
MAXWELL ONE-HALF row raver;
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Norwalk Chronicler