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Norwalk Radiator Repair-
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Hill
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Apply Stillson-
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good
13 Ilivzlwood Ave.
house-
wages.
Phone
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('Ul‘p.
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girl
Cooking. and General
M. Lockwood.
Norwalk. Phone 650.
House.
“outlyton. Darien or East
Inquire House c-o Sentinel.
..‘ltil Boy for drug store. must
Apply Stillson‘
for
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Demonstrators
automobile signals.
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Awning man wanted who
_ estimate, and hang
\\ mw. stating details of ex-
. :md salarywanted. The
HH‘.
for
Car own-
Good side line:
it on the market.
liowayton, Conn.
From $3,000 to $5.000 on
Address ‘Mortgage’
all
W.
'-- ._ New Haven. Conn.
to us
no-
to-
H.
‘ pr!
Ca.
~ 1 port.
it li\”l‘—Storage Space.
In l'l’lifll re.
ml building.
296.
Jul't‘hflllSO receipts.
lull
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.~..' purse
lll‘l
"ilup.
Ila-is.- blanket between Cfoss 30 Chestnut St‘ .-
.\m'wnlk :uld Edgcwood Ave.
Sepa ate
house.
rooms.
ubbell Coal
lnc.. Saugatuck. Conn.
We issue nego-
engrzlved‘ ve-
le 'l‘l-ursdny. containing bills
No idmltification.
led 10 D. E. Nash. 40
C. 1-3. Slanson Co. Phone 55.
$10.00Jand Up.
in g and Automobile
25 M ain Street,
Exchange '
Phone 954
Nbrwalk Conn
Re-
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. . g. , : :. flotsam.)
-; as at .Elt _ . snail“ ‘ r’o .
Minu- ~ “infirmitrzwflsrlfigd it"s“?
FOR SALE—disco 'Armo .‘ Marni
, house, 12 rooms. 'All imrpyrovemenlg
is cash. coarsenitcnen. 'rele.
$3.000:
'phbné 1861:
‘ FOR ' SADD—tlkfamlly house,
near
West Avenue. Rents (for 28 rice
2,250, $390 cash. Also (in: bhlflnng
0t, 5011,50, price -3325; “Also. ‘
Upright Plano.r$150. . Address P. 0..
Box 543; South Nor-walk. '
F301?» . SALE—Bargains. good. twin-ram.
1y house; improvements; good
section-central; returns, 18 per cent.
7 room house, $2,500. Inquire D. Hull,
,H'aviland Block, Washington street.
EOR SALE-TNewton Playcr- .
of-the best makes. loll-mus c rolls-3n:
bargain. Phone 2166—2. Ngrwalk.
possum-+3 onsés 1's-
’street. bull lugs {aflmal to]???
Marshall street. The Hatch; A: Bulls;
00 :.‘¢'EH‘S_XMi‘
. cosmos-18.050013.
caches": cunrls'
Income tax. accounting. Fifth ear
in public practice. Phones 619, 133;.
CAR OWNERS NOTICE.
Automobile Electric Systems over-
hauled and repaired. Starti , lighting
and ignition a specialty. C. . Vaughn.
Rear of Webb Bros, So. .Main St,
phone 902. .
A- MAIER‘S—Auto » Tops.
Cushions, and Upholstering. Ford
Tops $18 to $20. Phone 902, So. Main
St., opposite Wilson’s Hat Shop. So.
Norwalk, Conn.
Nagy Bros. Localand long distance
trucking of all kinds. Dally trips to.
New York. Address 71 Cedar street“
Phone 318.
CARRIGAN &'«FLY‘NN. local and long
, distance trucking . of all kinds
Office Leary & 00., Phone 1577. House
phone 363.
THATCHER FURNACES—Agent for
the famous Thatcher Pipeless Fur-
nace. If you are ready to purchase a
oneipipe heater see me before making
your selection. Price reasonable.
Service prompt. Stephen Miller, All
View Ave. Phone 397. ,
KENDRICK‘S GARAGE .
Cylinders Robot-ed on all Makes
.’ 01. Cars‘
Ford Cylinders Rebored $10.00 -
l
We .will wire your house for
w-mc Light, and install fix' .
-.., lumps, etc., on the month-
. payment plan, any part of
“Vim l"li_\'.' Get our estimate be
lure lmvmg your house wired
WHITE ELECTRIC C0.
134 Washington St" 3. .Norwalk'
I
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ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT ,
Phone 450
Live Poultry Market
2: woonw-ARD AVENUE..
SPECIALVFOR TODAY.
Chickens . .
‘ have
mark of Barred Plymouth Rock
Roosters, Rhode island Red, and
Brown Leghorn pullets and roost-
Also many other good breeds
vie
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n
a
fur sale at reasonable prices.
E. LAPIN, Prop-
Our automobile will call at your
Poultry killed and dressed free
guest.
Phone 975.
a
high
Scored Cylinders Repaired.
Phone 917
South‘ Nor-walk?- ‘
.andBaldwimLocomotives 1 3-4. 'Cru—
’ cible Steel 1 L4. Utah Copper 1 and
Curtains. .
. M; 0230 a. m.)«-_——On.».the Stock
changeythe week'jop’ened with a re-
rrence =of . the recent - uncertain
trend. Shippings and oils were reac~
tionary, while rails and equipments
were. steady; Atlantic Gulf, American
International, Mefican Petroleum.
Royal Dutch and American Woolen
lost from' 1,51 to 1% points in the. first
few transactions. scuthem Pacific.
Baldwin Locomotive. International
Paper and People’s Gas hardened
moderatelycn short covering. U. 8.
Steel. selling ex-Rl'ivldend. with nu~
morons other ”popular issuesglost. a;
fraction. Exchange on London cased,
slightly from last week's final quota-
tions. * '
'W’ALL“ ”STREET. ' Noelle—Price
movements during the morning were
highly contusing. irregular advances
among oils. equipments and tobaccos
being offset by losses of l to .3 points
among the cheaper motors. utilities.
Central heather. Sears Roebuck and
val-fins: specialties; Mexican Petrol—
eum and Associated. Houston and Pa-
cific-.0115 rose 1 to 1 1~2. American
1
Kelsey Wheel 1 3—4. Lennard To-
bacco showed exceptional strength.
gaining 9 points. There was active
trading in Southern Pacific “rights".
at a gain. of 1 1-4. but in general rails
call loans were made at 1 per cent.
Weather Forecast< .
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Cloudy l
tonight and Tuesday; not__ much.
change in temperature: strong shift-l
lng winds becoming westerly. and dim-
inishing_ tonight. The disturbance
which has caused unsettled weather
in this vicinity during the last twenty-
four hours is now central on the
Southern New England coast and will:
pass out to sea today. Another dis-
turbance is central over Upper Mich—
igan. Pleasant weather prevails in
other districts cast of the Rocky
Mountains. expect in the Lake region
and New England. The temperature
is about normal ill the northern dis-
lricts.
O
—-NOTIOE '
the Mayor and Council of the City oi:
Nor-walk its petition and plans cavern
ling pole relocations on the Post Road;
from Westport Town line to Newtown!
Lthat a hearing will be had upon the
said petition-and plans. so presented
by the Mayor and Council of said City. ‘
at a regular meeting thereof to bev
held in the Council Room. in the City}
Hall in the Second Taxing District of
TAXI SERVICE
Cars for hire, day or night.
Dodge and Buick Service
2 North Main. St. Phone 949
”FRATINAnd. col-BONE. PROPS.
,-
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TORAGE . .
Space for Household Furniture
Phone 1688-8
Norwalk Storage Warehouse
1 Union street. . South Norwalk. Conn.
anon MORE
I have a fine lot of (50.) horses to be
dold for the high. dollar.
‘You, (Mr. Farmer, will find what you,
need for your spring work among
these excellent. specimens.
sot-TH NOB“-’ALK.SALE AND Ex-.
CHANGE STABLES
Washington. Street .
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY
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All Sizes in Weed Chains ‘
Aaron K0110. '
TUBES ,
Covers
Radiators-andflood
The Leading Lough-437:
9 Railroadeie
’Storo
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The TEXTILE Store
$2.00 quality men’s wear. serge,
56 inches-all wool, cut to $1.75
yard. ' . ’ ‘
36-inch silk chiffon, all colors,
regular .price $1.00, now 50¢:
yard, * ‘_ -
The TEXTILE. Store.
136 Washington 8t. 80. Norwaik
' In all kindsof lied tires
l
said City, on the 8th.. day of March.
1921. at eight o'clock in the evening.
at which time and place all persons
interested therein are hereby notified
to appear and be heard therron if
they so desire.
Dated at the City. of Norwalk. this‘
28th.. day of February. 1921.
Attest: Irving D. Robertson City}
Clerk. I 3 *~ '
7 Paornsmonu.
MRS LOUISE CANFIELD
9rlvnie Lessons in Dancing. 1
avenue. News“ Conn.. Tel. 1838.
Our 8th“ ' Anniversary
Is Coming... 0 an End “f‘
Everybody Can de‘a Bargain
from Our Large Stock of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Out
Glass, Ivory and Optical
' Goodsata Great Saving f
. . ‘ Especially.
if yolr have been a customer otours
show up. please.
w:
I
It you haven’t the money, a de-
posit will do the rest-pay-lster. .
.Brlng all your repairs along; we
are now operating. our repair do-
zinrlmene as. a merchandising. no
ce- m
’.’:.nmmisssm and
.vostryman _ .
church. Hols sax-rived by his wldnsr
the end.
.1)
ternoon and regardless of alljiedical
aid still grew cGlistantly worse until
Mrs. O’Brien is survived by
'three children. , Jslnea M. O'Brien.
the well-known yacht and Insurance
man. who is state auditoi‘ of the John
.Hancock' Insurance C0,: ,Harrs'r F.
O'Brien. who
by the R at: G Corset Co. and who is.
now as‘sistapt
H,"‘& W. Corset Co.. Newark. N. J..
and Mrs. Thonias A. Collins. of this
The funeral Will be held Tues-
, day morning at 8:30 o'clock from her _
were dull and little changed. Early ']af_e.héme and at 9:00 o‘clock from
,St. Joseph‘s church.
‘be in the - family plot in St. Mary's
city.
cemetery.
. Mrs. Jane M. \Vardwell.
Mrs. Jane. M. “Yul-dwell. widow of
the late Lieutenant William B. Ward-.
well. died last night at her residence
,in Livingston Place.
eighty-ninth
lVVardwell was born in St. Johnabury.
Vermont. but
spected resident of NorWalk for over
sixty years.
George Cummings. of South Nor-scant.
and Mrs. W'illlam Cummings. of New
lYork. undone son. \Vllllam B. \Vard—
well. survive.
Funcrll of Mrs Dibble.
The funeral
was held this afternoonhat 2 o'clock
from the lhte home.
"81:33:: i5:r:;?ny slats: $333593 01:; ROV- \V. J. White of Broolen. N. Y..
y officiated and interment was in the
Rowayton Union Cemetery.
“1115:!“ II. Sherwood.
“YE" lam }{!
Avenue. in the City 0! Norwalk. and Norwalk. died in Norwich yesterday.
The body will he brought here today
for burial.
Funeral of Maurice ..‘IcGrathr
The funeral
former proprietor of the old Winni-
pnuk house. w
this morning
son. John McGrnth. 14 Linden street.
and at 9 o'clOck from St. Mary's cem-
etc ry.
The funeral
y the many
the deceased.
pieces testified to the esteem in which
he was held,_
Thom W. Burns.
Thomas W. Burns, a member . of
M0“!Company H. ‘ Connecticut Volunteers.
eavy Artillery.
years at the
Heights yesterday.
taken to New
Raymond
burial in
this line.
9‘;
M-
measurate with the sorvica which
we give. ..L! ”313
lIZharlcsasz-and-
‘ Export Watchmakar. Jeweler,
. “and Optician
21No.-ll!ain 8t. ' So. Norwalk
ORLINS . _
TIRE VUWWIWG-fiflCP.
3tWest,-.Wafiu‘nm «goat; '.
All Size’s'lh" was Chains
Work guaranteedm. money refunded
MORE .SNWYfiOmsEDt ;. ~
' mnmx T0,-
promised to hold over for today. With
v The prediction, ..that' it? will remain
prediction of snow»; Tomorrow will‘be
:fair‘.” ' ' ‘ --
Snow. hose;
twentygfour‘hours in'north New En‘g-
and. ;wn' ,oont‘nemvxew' Eng"
All:
' 2:15P
ln'npé _
Sunday’s steady. downpour ot'rlrln is i
the probabilityot snow; according alto
official ’ weather ices-eons“. earl-9' today. . '
mild. however. with not much change .-
ln temperature, strongly distavors thc‘
nines 1 within > the last
Iron
sfibfishffiléanu. "2 can: so
lemme mes. em .3.
.l.
'{dpnt o Emma-walk term-nu;
. yearn.“ hm!!! ohmhthk- 9% W ‘
leiconsln. .For'.,mans Y
'und San. ‘1
st.- Mary's cemetery.
HAMILTUN SHOP» .
VICTROLA
. ___._.._.
Continued from first page
vice that is “possible to be olfqred in
Miss Hamilton is to be congratu-
lated upon being one DC the first deal.-
ers in this section.
her sales start throughfthlsroursc.
f ..
Tifw WY
CLUBT‘EIJECH
. Contifiuefirom first Page
Gladys Brady
John Karissa” ”.
collision 003N106
‘ , Hoyt.
i" 1
guardians and
m o‘ . ... u a. g rm.
g...._-s
at:
, bras—’3‘?!
.. -'--_c a . ....-
....
W 8-3:
Trinity new no
WEI-001nm.
and . 'brothor'o; . (liner-idol: m ...... . ........ . ..... . ...... 8,463.25
H “"199 .Jm'" . . ', nor Cola ..... 7.. ...... . .............. ....... — ...... 654.92
tié. '31 igdrmaaaxd‘umomfirnxm “Cash- Items and Exchanges ........... . ............ k. . . 1,607.28
ter, .MI‘S- Mutant. 9! cw mlomg Assets; vim: Due from Savings .................... . ..... 2,500.00
funeral will beheld on W‘ sender. ab. ' ... ‘ »
'ternoon at 2:” .O'clockdertheJate . ax.taleuets ............................ _. . . 'L ............. $627,807.99
residence. Rev; Chaplains. Lewis'ot , .. p _ IMBIIAITIES. ‘
Trinitxfchulll-‘ch ‘0fll¢i&§ifl.- Arrange. gait: 81133353 .......................... ... . ....... . ...... , . .. 350,300.90 1
mens or torment ave notasyeg . '. ....... . ........................ ................ 10.00.00
been announced. . Other Undivlded Profits. less current expert“: and taxes-paid. . . . . 7,135.4!
flnw 372;“ neIcfin “I“? to Banksnlsd‘Bankel-s . . . ..... . . . . A. . -. .2 . . . I. . . . o . . . . ' 209.56
_. _ . Dividends Unpaid . ., .............................. . . . . . too
Mrs. M F. om“ Savings Deposits . . .‘ ................. . ......... .. . ............ 868.093.!)
Mrs. Mary F. O'Brien, widow o! the' (leneral.Deposits ............................ . ............... . . 120,243.88
.late Joseph VO'Brlen. . nailed any Billn'payable .‘r. . . . . . . ................. . ................... 70,000.00
Sunday morning... at her home. 13; fiche: Liabilities . .................. . . . . .... ................ 1,111.81
South Main Street..2nd-district.~ Mrs. . . *1”-
O'Brien was taken in on Thwsdsy .af- , Total Liabilities .......... . ...................... ‘. ......... sea-1,807.99
Lemma 8. Velm. Treasurer or t
my knowledge and belief.
c
was formerly employed
General manager. of the
’maln'llll
,4
Interment will
Smallest Territory. in. the
" Italy, Next~=
\VASHINGTON.
She was in the
Mrs.
Feb. 26.—-—Historlc
year of her age.
al—and internationals—place in the
economic scheme of thingseseems. to
have been discovered at last. A'sur-
vcy of the "littlest powers," by the
National Geographic Society. just pub;
llshed. finds that Theodorcic the
Great was a man of “most delightful
manners at dice," He alone of Eur-
opean conquerors. it adds‘. gave Mon-
aco respite from wars.
Theodoric must also be conceded
the title of "good sport” even in these
modern times. for the geographers
have found this comment on him:
' "if Theodoric loses. he laughs:
ls modest and reticent if he wins."
But they could find no mailer na-
tion to replace Monaco as the littlest
power of the ,world. at least territor-
lally spealkng. Its eight square miles.
completely covered with gaming ta-
bles in popular fancy. is unmatched
down the scale. its population of 23,-
000 defies comparison. Imports in-
clude visitors. 2.000.000 of 'em in
~1913; revenues come from visiting
bank rolls. it appears. and exports are
chiefly bulging pockets or blasted
hopes.
San Marino. completely surrounded
by Italy. stands next with 38.000
had been a highly re.-
Two daughters, Mrs.
of Mrs. Hannah Dibble.
in Rowayton.
hc
Sherwood; formerly of
I of Maurice McGrath.
as held at 8:30 o'clock
from the home at his
was largely attended
friends and relatives of
Many beautiful afloral note. and is remarkable chiefly be—
cause it has virtually no police force.
Reason for thisis found in the retir-
g-ood saint after whom the little re—
public is named. for having finished
died attire, age 0175.
Soldier’s home. Noroton
The body was
this morning by
ndertakers’. for
tired to thisspot. so the legend goes.
Britain.
in self defense.
-..—...
. SERVICE
or . First Syndicate.
is asserted. and this route.
France and Spain, is said to
_—-——-
in that way.
Then » them is Liechtenstein.
to put. a member 0“».
since 1886.
9N . Lnxemburg. ‘ well
Rhine:
__._—-——-
' The prbsram follows:
Ls
‘ .7 mm! was
also ' of mm. “The
' Whimfl?)—“You'te 'waniucd
ted yer with another rebate off ye
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err!) ..-
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Stated andrlx'atlonal Bank Notes
Gum-com~...........’...........;..
m. .ot. mum» .1)“. {com Bonn and. Bankers . ......
or .
Me or Connecticut. County ofi Fall-field. South Nor-walk. February 28. 1821.
p’any. do.solemnly swear. that the foregoing statement is true to the best or
subscribed and sworn‘to before me. this 28th day of February. 1921.
, ~ ., SAMUEL is. WELLER. Notary Public.
lil‘lliST l’lll’llill
WorldwithSiluMarinoin.
background for Monte Carlo’s nation--
square miles. the geographic experts
ing and peace-loving disposition of the
helping oppressed Christians to wall
in the City of Bimini, San Murillo. re-
to solicltude. and simple living. and
taught? his people to make vwar only
between 11
known to’ theAmet-ican .séldiors Who
trumped through ltven route to tho
the occupied come along the
great German. river and - Turkey-in
Europe, reduced to the environs west
errors to pee .how'clo-e' he coulSdfTbut that doesn't detract from his po-
& Soi'bts. Enthcr with“ him
‘ .v-Swgger ladtnmed atlthe‘ .
flruck' inthe‘rlde‘ ' . Wat‘-
_ Timezone, j. ” mm "2-
minent“ at his. We
ft“ ”hill: filli-
0 I Hibmfghclectufihe had recourse to.
Yer wife’s nut— pre-
‘moofoo
as».
man.“ ,
-. ‘ use
.. cactus ‘
.......1oz.uz.n7
...... ..so
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.......................
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2.944“?
8,903.00.
..... ..........-........
.... “3.1%.“.
spam ‘ ‘;
11.1%.“ - , .
...: .................. .-
011.50
he aforesaid The People's Trust Chm»
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SAMUEL. S. VEUSOR. Treasurer.
A WW‘MARNN
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ON BOARD PRESIDENT-ELYECT
HARDING'S‘SPECIAL TRAIN. Feb.
‘28.——With his preparations for the
launchlntboi his administration about
complete. President-elect Harding was
.on his way back to Marion today. to
receive a formal farewell from his
,home town before entering the White
.House.
His special train. which left St.
Augustine. Fla... last night. is to reach
Cincinnati this evening and Marion
totnorrow morning.
Tanned by five weeks under the
Florida sun. the president-elect is re-
turning northward apparently in much
better physical trim than when he
was when he left Ohio. Not only did]
he have two weeks of complete. rest.
during his houseboat trip. but. he has;
since spent a part of practically every
‘day on the golf links at St. Augustine.
insisting on outdoor exercise tven in
the busiest period when his Cabinet
selections weer ranching consumtlon.
l
l
1
al address remains to complete Mr.
.Harding‘s pic—inauguration tasks. He
Iworked on this today and expected to
have it finished by the time of his ar-
rival in Marion.
The Harding residence in Marion
has been leased. and the president—
elect and his wife will make the home
of his father. Dr. George T. Harding.
their headquarters during the tug.
day'- visit.
M
for Summer-time can be had at y“;
will let us ' '
trimming mm are sin~
.jarmcntn that we make up.
ment of material.
New York-W153i!» . g 2
“330' 32:30 . .— » ,
near Post BM. Prion
tlculars
No. 7 M8!!! street.
Only a. final revision of the inaugur- ‘ ‘
.The newest designs. usury-I77
a:
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Come in and-es our wile “-4
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M- J
11 mm mm
or scans.-
Es; ‘”
son '3”
House, eight roogsg,.m‘thm
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can ‘
0m ‘10!
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Real Estate
_ _ DAY AND
EVENING SCHOOL
Nemflasscs Forming
Each Monday in.
February‘-
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‘ MERRILL
V
AI’PEALTS you Tatum
War George Follows Exmnple oir
President-Elect.
LONDON.——Premicr Lloyd George
has adopted the example of Presl—'
dent—elect Harding of the United
States and issued a. statement torthe
public to practice thrift. ' “I have
seen a very sound and sensible appeal
by the newly elected president of the '
United Stats to the American people
for all round economy and I make the
81812 appeal to the people of this
Andorra. a bit of Spain. 191 square; country." said the premier at a dinner:
miles in size and 10,000 feet in air in
the heal-tot the Pyrenees. is enrolled
with the little pOWers. It is ruled by -
. and smuggling is-
the national topic of conversation. it ‘able depression was coming and the ,
on was} .helsald. how to short-
. havé en or to mitigate its evils.
been. much patronized during the war
of of the Federation of British In-‘
dustries. 3
Mr. Lloyd George warned his hear-
ers that a period of great and inevit-
“Europe‘ is standing in front of our}
shop windows." he went on, "it wants
(is . - - .
0 buy. but it 1s m rags and its pock-
uizlmre miles. surrounded by Switzer- t
land and Austria. which Inds lt un-
neocmry'todrave any armyat all. not
etc are full of paper. In the good'
' book there is a great story of 7 men
who reconstructed a broken city with
a trowel in one hand and a. sword in
and f“"°mb'y sthe other; but Europe must set to 1
work with both hands.
. ”on set the example to the govern-
ment." he urged. "The cabinet has
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