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.. Mill) \ 'l‘h had been so poor that here a special train provided by the Bureau. Public Health Service and
jurm'i _(‘0hstdered it too danger South Dakota committee was cngaz- Federal Board for ‘9".a‘mm‘] Tran”
» it), improved rapidly. ed to take him on a tour of fourteen in: under the supervmon of a sepa-
"“‘ ‘““—“——‘ cities in the southern and eastern ““9 Cabinet officers. The 119331" 0f
~12rnmar-jx. “TL ;-9._A mm_ parts of South Dakota. .these_bureaus were present at the
”luff“. lit'rlniultiHF—f InLnis‘h Ship The League of Nations and ami- committees 395510“.-
:.:;;:::.:.:....:’ ...3.‘.r;...f;.“:xix; «neural questions me major- . “d?“ W mm i...
. t: t i." own \.l.'n:lt’.in‘ istutihxm lODICs of Governor COX for his Sou”) ”“0le the: Diefiftmatmn ‘ "f Genor'al
L... w l .. 1., PM”, . Mmh,“ Dakota tour. which followed hard on Mare Emil‘e Fayolle, pmsonal repro-
, -. .'- um. .k. 't‘ _.-:.m. n is the hrels ot' the dozen speeches h»; sentatlve f" the? mind} Government.
< .i. wit with approval made yesterdaythroughout Nebraska, and Admiral .nrrllilham ””1?"
l'.'v:~ 2:» mum.“ closing at Omaha last night. Grant, Great Britains representative.
an)”. across: 1
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_, . gill-limit.
. IN NAPLES vBllllNEll; ‘ till-1 Wit] Nil
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, W4“. we 01;" LONDON, Sept. 28.———Two serious; ,
M.“ for breach Of fires occurring in [tum mmufactur.: ('LEVELAND, 0., Sept. Sit—The
<4.» cf..‘:r;:cd with nou— lug plants which had been occupied formalities or the omclal opening and
1 n. the probe- by the workers are reported in an. the parade ovei’. the American Leg-
haunle two weeks patches to the Emhonge Telegraph ion got down to real business of its
roam».
:; omit ' '
l t 1‘ “rant
. ‘2: a ‘ .
u_m 1:1 _'U'm w... « .Li. L. or m to play. mum. . - l i.. . «we:
count 53. Oct. x.-.-~rmmooue -, to... in the WW Jim.-. t. . : m- t . omen ‘
won the ' cm Hem“ 5 PM t “-1 . . . - .. nerixalr comes, and. m ileum . come 1... .
for film ear-old pace“. the feature 50 .. Li c... use. the pennant muot‘ Bri ;_ roe ~ 7:. L m
of mtg“-ay'5 Gmd circuit 9mm wi. three . the four mice. provaded direct; . ."tirF ill!" F .0 thin W M
here. i. r- \. hill‘ in .- L in their three u » merit - :l hll.\(" a :in. wink. “
The c. _..k the m1 n ui thirds. .o _, i - lemlund 5:13.. :or ii. . s with 1:“; W m o
; hem ; t-cond 80ng Frisco it i». .1 i“ n 3.1198 and the. \‘tht muons. “
‘June. “1: ~ high mmpsn . .ad such in; \ in their thrice. the. two team: Prop/u. -<:3('il‘.‘le i'- nt 0- t ——----‘
‘3 hot bag, u lust Wm '31!‘ e lorced .‘wttill finish their schedules on own ' 'Rll'iIo 7n ' .. at \ cu Irwin wil. l
xF‘riaco lime to establish a world}. ' ’t'.i.:$. Vilwlt- the “lite Sex would win ensemble at the club at 9:30 a. m. ‘
lrcoord or $035!.
for time ,suarmid the ii(dll.‘t.nl. ii the; defeated St. Loo ,- 8m}: (in
JanesDounidson
r 3rd. 'T-e or. .ixim. I.
“(wk l'ark. over a; o ’pacers. Last week's last line. how- 7lll'L‘L‘ straight ard (tr-1.: game an .1 at 10 o'clock. w WW. m
immune used a razor gufifang from Rome. One at the-second annual convention tway"ever. was not duplicated yeaterda)’. 1hr: ‘: out u; the {our games with In ‘ Ant-v: '. i 9 '0 =1; renames: to conw ‘2 .
:kmm on 3 occurred in the Dunno twelve committees. established y -: . at tr' - ... ,. ’ ., . 5 '
munitions factor i N 1 Th t d k d l t int i inld‘m’ “mm" “d “““e “ "mg mt“ ‘ "“ “"° ‘ ‘5“ “' ‘3 "Hug ‘1 mend or 30- Norwnlk P1303. 43'
— ~07.— b l' y u an 93- - 9 er ay, “'0' e a e 0 the n ght breeze from the north slowing up all Another possibility of the race is two if you 5,) derive.
u r} r"‘sONAL AIR ! e ief exists that this fire was the order to be able to hare their reports n". hora”. that of the Chicago club dropping: to -
. - RACE STARt :work of extremists who refused to ready. The unfinished 2;o7 trot. of which a tie with the New York Yankees for ‘
s.‘eyacuate the plants. . The committee on time and place three heats were mu Wednesday. went mend plme‘ which would result if
-14, France Sept, 23 (By‘ "‘he other fire, in a Turin lace fac-‘for the next national convention was
- ruled presstagrhe intergt'ory, causing a loss of two million prepared to recommend Kansas City.
wplane m“. for the James lire. Occurred in a factory which thezlt selected Oct 31 to Nov. 2, 1921, as
' nnett trophy, alter hay. 'Workers were to have evacuated on the date so as not to interfere with
dorm-ed severa, hours by the day the blaze broke out. gthe harvest season. The resolution
weather conditions, was‘ favoring immediate action by the
"wily after 1:30 o‘clock this- COX MAKES MANY SPEECHES. lUnited States Senate on the four-
. 3”, Kirsch, one of the three SIOUX CITY 1a., Sept 28 _Aday.§'fold compensation plan received the
“ ("‘U'Z‘mS, flying a Nieuport campaigning 'calling .for. sixteen approval of the committee on adjust~
.20, look the air and crossed the speeches, equalling his record mark 91 compensation. but minor amend-
.-v l-ne at 1:37 o'clock. was begun here. early this morning: "mm" were advocated. .
r, which had been by Governor Cox of Ohio. A brief Th“ "WWW“ 0“ ““1””? disabn‘
l). “Wired after noon. before-breakfast tnlk here at the sta- u." “l"? insurance considered the. ad-
A out of hiding and the lion headed the days program. From "mp-“1“” “f “13““? the “or RlSk
;Genoml Fayolle was to have reached
—o '1, -1. .l _ “,f _
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;hcre yesterday for the parade. but his
{svoanuzhin 11.1.1 bl-Pn held up outside
iNew York Harbor by an unusually
. 'hcnvy fog. .7
' l The second davs session of the
7Americau Legion (‘onventinn had not
{been called to order at ten o'clock.
:hoi-ause, of the twelve committees at
{Work only one had reported.
_ aau'Ifeo myth w:
0N) think that because your
stomach can digest food
yiu are proof against indigestion. The most
important digestive work is done by the
bowels, liver and kidneys. Unless these are
active and work in harmony, you are in danger
of self-poisoning. .
EEECHfiM’§
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s MlSS TALCOT RESIGNS.
; Farm Bureau Home Economics
' Agent to Leave.
! \li:< Avis Talent has resigned her
gporition as home. economics demon-
: n. ..\ .rttration azeut. of the Faii'field (‘onn-
HY me Bureau. She will continue
S ldbv an _ iher duties in Tianbury. until Novem-
ziumro‘ug. in 50338. fiber 1, when she will leave for Des
ouimwgru_ 10c.,.{.;3c. ;.\ioim.<. 1:1,. where she will spend the
3wirver at the home of her sister.
Members or the Farm llureau and
iUlhhl‘}: who have come into contact
with Visa Talcot will learn with re
file! of her resignation. which has
{been received and reluctantly accept-
“ml by the executive (ommittec of the
:Furm Ilurenw Miss Taiir-ot has llt‘Pn
{with the Fuirfielzl County Farm Bur-
‘onu for a your. as successor to Miss
help the bowels to functionaie
pro rly, and influence the. liver *4
I ' a - 5...... .(";,.' , ,Clnrlys Tl, Green. carrying on most
an "{ldn“ 9 t0 al't V2.2 Y ‘7’ faulfintlj. eucalsrsfullv and enlarging unrn the
Wgwge-T, ‘R.,1rD.-A"F!- 7W“ ” wmk so ublr begun by Mire Green in
‘9'“ ' " ‘ ' "" the home. economics department.
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You Can’t Help Liking This Range
Th GOLD MEDAL GLENWOOD is in reality a combination range
consigting of two complete ranges usmg dlfierent fuels, With neither one
interfering in any manner With the other.
Coal su lies the fuel for one, and. gus for the other. So far as the
use of meg: two fuels is concerned, it. IS exactly as though you had a
coal range and a gas rang: The difference is that they . the
same floor space instead of log two separate ranges in two . erent
parts of the kitchen. the}? 'th
You ma use the coal and the gas at the same time, anal one In -
out the otllrer. You have gas in warm weother and coal in cold weather.
But at anytime on wish to do more baking or more cooking, you have
the advantage 0 using both fuels and both ovens at the same time.
,. It res nds to your cooking art: so quickly end efficiently, you will find
5 that coo 'ng is one of the greatest pleasures in your home.
Seenmmdmwfllnwu
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in the money.
the Brooklyn
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Call and
1 once why a Glenwood Range “Makes Cooking Easy” ,
‘The A. J. Common. 80.1%de f
to Peter 1.. when only heat winners the White Sox lose all three games 8-D. Go CANDY 0“-
came out yesterday. He castly out- with St. Louis. .
stripped Dottie Day and Selim. —-~ ,_ WW
Just David, a. favorite, won the 2:18 mom Gm OUTING. _
trot almost as he pleased. Alicolu —- FAIR 8 mu ‘m
washis chief contender. Rumba]! Gain: and Clambake. on I.” .0 .I‘ m“
Loyal W. was the best of the 2:13 \"ilton Ball Grounds} Next Sunday. "
pacers. However.
third heat to Oro Direct.
betting rum-s of the day. Jay Brook
u] and American
were {infill-anvil on account of rain.;_\'0u miss ‘it. don‘t blame
The clubs will resume play today with Ewe'll say. "we told you so." This will I” “hm
the Anmriczin League mee- stiil 11nde~’be a wind-up for outdoor-sports for
('l'll‘tl. while the rmnnining contests in the season and will be held on the PA I EN I S
tho- .‘Jtilioiwl League will iw merely a \N’ilton baseball diamond. opposite our “(how-P“ '
formality of playing out the schedule. stood Brother l‘lcnsunts'
tuun Luring clinched iSizmluy. October 3rd.
@3332?"
he dropped the A specl'tl meeting or Monker Grot- MM
(moth 95
ron mono men AND MEN wuo STAY room
to. No. 5c. M. o. v. P. E. R.. was held mom 4 1‘0 9,
In the 2:08 pace. one of the best last evening. at which time iinal ar-
rangements were made {or the base-
“5‘ “can“ be. M u... hunt also.
THE LEADER IN ”LAYE,
defeated Northern Direct. the favor- ball game betwucn the Grotto mem- Amadiw. ."d Attention“ m' 1' ”mum
ite. but dropped the final mile to Caps bers and the Craftsmen. on U:- “'llton G. M. RUNDLE, 606'], CW
tutu Muck. Northern Direct was not mal. on Sunday morning. at 10 .
“mom Dmbum Oom- Building Connector
This will be the last opportunity for gm!- of Good Hon“, .1”
RAIN PREVENTS Alili [J'ZAGI'E :Iny outtlocr sports. and the announce- hing Illa Replir Work
BASEBALL “AMI-ZS. merit sent out says: ; ’0‘,
The scheduled games in the Nation- Well. here we are again with a ‘ A. “WW may .‘t‘Md ‘0'
Leagues )vsterday‘propos'ltion for a good time. and. if ‘m ‘fuw m M u 8 m ‘VO.
. ’ —-l'a u classified «verifier-Jim
garage. on htinol. .
iiithu-St. Men
on
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on. n. 81:. r2» '
Men Will Look Better
This Season
Thisoason’setylcisqzfioedifl'ero thecutof afull coat. It must
cut; and many men will be glad, hang right when you sit or stand—
because it is more comfortable and when it’s buttoned or unbuttoned
easy looking than the soldier-like
models of past seasons.
The new coats‘have a free swing made the Style reputation of
from the shoulders—the waist line Society Brand Clothes. And all.
is lower and 001i shaped in—the wool fabrics alongwlthfinchand—
vent is shorter and behaves better. tailoring hold these clothes to the
.Andrcmemberthereisartin linesof-thedesign.
.m THE VARIED GRADES 0f CLOTHING W “'15 MARKET. LOG'K FOR THE LAB? AS YOL’R Gm
Chicano
1 .
-when your arms are up or
down. Art in design is what has
m BRAND CLOTHES. I“. (at Condo
New York Mon“!
STYLE HEADQUARTERS .
where 50min imnfi moth» mm“ . f
' JOSEPH DAVIS K
Norwalk Chronicler