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Writer in Outlook.
E em I could write cheerfully eel
m *I have spent nearly three,
"7: w: digging under the surface 18
n».- a day in England. France. Bel-
Gerniany. itaiy, Austria and
. uncovering the cost 0: liv-
- wages, taxes. gorernmental ex-
..Mtures, incomes. debts and gold re-
Em; and I have noted the agrict‘xi—
equipment und‘nctivity, the po-
m"! and otherwise. the hon-
‘ot- peoples and their intelligence.
I am coming home to America
. I heavy heart.
. [criticize every country in Europe.
” I do my ‘0an beloved land. I ex-
it!- only France. W. C. Gregg writes
.31! the Outlook.
l Iran the first gun in 1914 to the
1mm moment France has been the
'gdlhct of attack by the central powers.
mutt-French intrigue is as active today
.1! over. Each move. each hope of the
m1 powers hangs on crippling
France. France beare- the brunt of
lmnteeing European order. and is
immpensed by a world of suspicion
(or hatred. She does not deserve criti-
1“ from her former associates; she
do“. need their advice and their firm
imrt in her plan to settle the war.
What would happen it France were
to economize by disbanding the bulk of
2“ amy? Germany would change her
‘3!" immediately. Not one mark more
Ema she pay and her own amiy
.Md rapidly take form. In one year
,lho would again be the principal inill-
£817 power of Europe, with greater re-
m titan any two other nations.
i"Iii-'0 would then he no doubt as to
'Who won the war.
DELAYED BIG SHIP'S SAILING
liner Aquitania Stayed at Her Dock
Until Lost Youngster Had
Been Discovered.
Her whistle had groaned several
mornings and the mess call gong had
been sounded up and down the com-
mllonway to drive several hundred
mans ashore. The gangplunk of the
Aquitania “as about to be drawn upon
the pier as a woman lashed up it cry-
1118'
“My baby! I‘ve lost my baby!"
Pier guards elicited from her that
Illa had gone on board the ship with
he: child to say good‘by to relatives
Ind when she went back on the pier
Ibo thought the lot had toddled down
the gangpiank after her. The child
had been swallowed in the excitement
on the ship's deck. however.
A search for the missing child was
111-united while the liner was held.
Mothor and volunteer searchers went
from chk to dock. Up on the liner’s
bridge Capt. Sir Jaunes Charles paced
~ back and forth impatiently.
Fifteen minutes elapsed. The sob of
I mull choked voice was heard in a
“broom. There one of the volunteer
Itowardesses. an English nurse, was en-
flavoring to comfort a little slip of a
girl who was too frightened to speak.
The mother “as c: tiled and She picked
up the child and lnnried to the pier.
Then the giant liner sailed away——
New 1'01'11 \\ Otld.
' i
Mistaken identity.
i A certain prominent (ligilltel‘ of In-
dillnapolis titl'luil‘tl to replenish his
wardrobe. so ln- “alktll into 11 leading
clothing >iuit‘,i-l[[iitt">ltl1til a smilini.r
gentleman in Silli'lSli't‘VQS and inquire-d
of him: “Win-re are your collars?"
The smiling gwntlcinun ceased smiling,
and pointing in the general direction
Ofthls neckh said: “Mine's here;
Where's yours?"
First gentleman grows angry and
yells: “Now, don't you give 1110 any
smart talk. I‘ came in here to buy
a collar. and if you get smart [‘11 1:0
some place else.”
The second gentleman, also angry
replies: "(Jo filil'iltl, i don't cure, I
came in here to l.11_v stunt-thing; l :1111
not a clerk." l’irst gentleman:
"Thought you were a L‘ii'l'k, ~V011 1 n1.
like one."
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Fire Detector.
There has 1'~'»luntiy iii-on introduud
a compact fire tic-tutor “lilth may he
installed anVVVln-io in conjunction
with a simple electric DP” and a {on
dry cells. The device is a highly
VERA CRUZ. Aug. 12 (Associated
Press).—Commerciai and industrial
interests of the State of Vera. Cruz
have informed Governor Tejada that
they are anointely opposed to the op-
eration of the State law providing for
the distribution of the profits or in-
dustries among workmen and employ-
ers. They have declared that it will
be impossible for them to operate un-
LONDON. Ante 12.—-A letter pro-
tecting against the proposed Amer-t.
can import tax upon motion picture
‘fllma as «prohibitive an’d detrimental
to the international interchange of
,ideas or life" appeared in a. recent
de’ this law“ “men was Signed by the lilo Bugging? 33.13.33” flaws:
Governor on July 3. and that. rather nded their signatures to the letter
than submit to its provisions. they will 1:: members of the British Producer!’
1 NEW mm Aug. 12.—-Alexandcr
was“. of Has-Herd. and Benjamin
Gottlieb. of Worcester. Mm.
”216’ taken by the police from a. Pen.
man fleepint“ coach at the New-Haven
' station a (our day- ago on the sup-
position that they know-r about fli‘ty‘
five gallon: of aihocol which was in
theupperlnnhottheirsecflonm_
discharged bah. United States Comm!»
sinner Lynch today. No evidence was
altered to, connect them with the’spir-
its. An officer testified that both men
were sound. uleen when he looked in.
lto the section and when
both diaclaimed ownership of the cans
Over them.
m sum -' non
swam .
whom
Advent-sin tho-sentinel.
Rogue’s W. n proverbial
fight— mm had taken hormone?!»
the atternoonhmmbmsabont» all.
rode some distance on the trol-
icy, manned around and to“: home-
win. Never was mention made 01;.
food or entertainment.
Bach within hierm gateway. M88
gig/who, had keenly felt tin neglect,
sarcasticaiiy proflered Sandy a dime.
“For the carfare you spent on me."
she said. maxim.
fHoote‘. tooth. man." returned
Sandy.wkeung: the '1 coll. “There
was nae hurry. Saturday wad hale .
awakened linen time enough.’ —-A.merice:1 Legion
Weekly.
¥
Macias-inedadinthom
shut down all industrial plants. Farm-
ers assert that they. too. will strike. Commute? ‘1’; the flcorpgmgnm:
and refuse to plant crops ii’ the law is f::_;:: 0 news. gray
enmrced‘ ' h t it British
Several merchants have appearedl The letter declargi Seaentirely de—
before the Federal Court here, andiznangagmremimducm‘ scenes at!
have appealed for the issuance of an Earl-12311 mien“, the people 01' America.
injunction which. would. temporarily, “515 n be no option but to pre-i
halt the operation of the law. Owners ere ca 1 lm ortatlon
of commercial and industrial concerns 3"an the! pragticallxltgizn cguntrylr
describe the law as "Bolshevik." and 0 Thmiactemrl “01:: t the 30 percent.
are said to be determined to carry ad viiorem duty "1"th upon the
- . 't
12:23:56.;°.:::..:“':;:m:..‘5:'::.;. or We or ...... wogktgn
9-“ ‘ ' ' asserting e. e
carrying the legislation into effect. Iggebggid tfrtuflte cost of the pro-
32:33:13: cgmanfgegtfiitged are :2: duction is admittedly about five timles
northern part of the State of Vera agriziivia;h:;:tanabiijztEsnfiglgffcenbro:
Cruz. particularly in the region of
'l‘uxpnn. where rich oil deposits await . ”‘9 films shown on British screens are
development of American origin. -
The law which threatens to result 1 M
in serious litigation piOVidcs that the 'JANITOR WANTS MONEY BACK
share of theworkmcn in the p1oilts of
a concern where they urolcmploycd CHICAGO. Aug. il..-—Joseph Beigh-
shaii not he kss than ten “per cent. mull. 8 lanlton Who says he seat
while in some instances their ShillO gansl’o'tauon expenses to lheresia
Brinkler of Vienna. after he had be-
may he as high as fiftv pcr cr-nt \11~ come smitten with a picture of he"
thmity {or (-niorccmcnt of the law islmy get his money back. but is not
Vested in a special commission an‘liikely to obtain his "picture bride."
pointed in 1- atli municipal se-ut of the He tried a habeas corpus writ to get
Government. This commission VV'Eould her away from a welfare institution.
consist of three workingmcn. thr,ee land at the hearing: Miss Brinkler 0"!
. . . . - .. ._ ‘tered to work and pay Beighmann
topicstntntius of employers and a back but efused to marry him
seventh member. who would be elect- --[ was {my he was much younger
ed 71y the other six. All t-mploycis than he mail! is. and UV". he was a
must appear lit-fore the commission lsuperiniendflnt having a large income
when ordered and must open their and not just a janitor." She told the
court.
“Do you want to return to Vienna."
”he court asked and she shook her,
books for examination by
men's accountants.
Provision is made for 11 revision of head
the law after tour Vcars.l1ut it can not ‘She's gm the real American Spirit!
be itpealnl until 11147. when a 11th inlreadv. " the judge said in dismissing
Stale Constitution will he d11ftt (l So lihe case.
the work-
JULY,
Contains latest statistical information, also high and
low prices for several years on all issues listed on the
New York Stock Exchange, ’Chica
change, New York Curb and other le
throughout the United States.
Copy Sent FREE
Ask for N. 8. 602. 51 3
ti" “Always Without
1921
Stock Ex;
g exchanges ..
on Begum.
Obligation.” \ ’2 -'
s. s. RUSKAY & co.
Established 1377.
Members Consolidated Stock kchange out New York.
.' ...‘l ;._"‘
“At-.4..-“ my.-. .3 .. 3-..-Hvé‘
far as know.n the St. itc Gounimtnt
F. H. KEYSER
is ieady to (nforco thr a.i..1lthouizl1’
UILDER 0F
ETTER
UILDINGS
thcie haVe lit-o 11 r1111101sil1at Governor
’l‘ejada. had intimate d the law mightI
Alterations and Repairs' 11.
Specialty
iit- annulled. lie _is quoted as saying.
however. that the labor unions must
be consulted bt‘l'OrO lw Would take any
definite stand rogarding tin- operation
of the new systtm. .
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‘ “HT‘IL‘I .\.\.:l0‘.\lh llh. Phone 1955 p_ O. Box 735
1 1- 111-1:111 so 100 gir. down in“
Florida. 111 nnswnr to this question | SOUTH NORWALK
wrote the following:
“Anatomy is 11 human hod)‘. It is
TYPE WRITERS
Rentington. Underwood. [1. C. Smith.
Royal. Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired. exchanged.
Our agent is in town every day.
Hummer Typewriter Exchang!
:56 Fairiield Ave. Bridgeport. than.
The T etle Store
REBATE DAYS
SATURDAY AND NO} JDAY ONLY
(“\lili'il into titrcc parts. the halt]. the
cite-ist and tin» stummick. The l1:11vl
holdi-s the skull and the brains it‘ tin-vi
is any. the clivist holds the liver and
the liii-s. and the stummick holds the
entrails and the vowels which iii‘(‘ 11.. v.
i. o and 11 and sometimes w and y."-——-
'l‘cxus Scalpel.
To Clear Balance of‘1 summer Stock
$1 Off on Every $5 Purchase
S
,mallcr Amounts the Same Proportion
Organdies, whit - and criors. i0 inches 29c and 35c yd.
Block Check Voilc. i1luc.l1lack,and red ....'. 16c yd-
Imported Swiss ih'gandy. it) inches, White and
colors ................. 75c yd.
Figured ‘V oi. '.c light and dark colors, 39 inches
..................... :25cto49cyd-
Fine linii: :Viih c0: ‘Oicd embroidered dots; also
Sat in all ipcd and plaids . 85c and 95c yd
I'I‘Iovl
sensitive automatic fire detector which
quickly acts when the temperature
rises above the ordim11V.It is ad
justable. can be lesttd is so sim; I.
that it «want get out of twin ..1
can be installed iiV 1111y.one lhu .1.-
tector may he installed in tin. w: ..r
of the private linllM'. 111v now, 1:.»
kitchen and (‘lSt‘lVllt-l‘f‘. l‘lilll‘l‘ 1:1 ~1:_'1
or multiple arrangvmcni. H11 1..
31V! warning of ill‘i‘ :11 Ilw 111111111 nr
such fire breaks out ‘wnin, i! may he
Law'nry or
{18
-—-vm-¢zw.r/
installed in tin; “rim... .1, .
, store.——Scit'iillfii‘ .\Hn-1n.t;l,
A Little Patriot,
The min-r :1-) :1 pnrmle headed by
old Foldivi's \\ us lins‘silii: a lone
Baum (ind. ) s 11 oll1ouse.’i‘lie prlmmy
teaclwn kl. 11ml to march their little
pupils out to see it. All kept in line
except one little fellow who «lashed
into the cloakroom after something.
His teacher started after him to 1111113
him back into line.
But he insisted on going into the
room. “Please Miss A ,I want to
w my hat." he begged “I always
Ilka to hold it in my hand when old
goldiers and .1 ii: 1L! .11e passing me.”
a“
‘ "11 Oh!
i ow old are you, Buddy?”
1 “Six years.”
.1 ting?"
Ven years."
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“And what are you thinking of b.» i '
Dolled SVV zss, VV hile ground and colored em-
Inoidcrcd dots . 59c Yd-
Sill ..' Striped Shirting, best value in town . . . 59c yd.
I‘ast Color Gingham . . . . . . . . . . . 15c to 35c yd.
French Gingham, very fine texture . . 59c and 69c yd.
Percales, 36 inches wide . . . . . . . . . . . 18c and 20c yd.
Yard wide Ramie Lineen, White and colored, 29c yd
Gaberdine, plain and plaid weaves, 36 inches. 49c yd. i
Surf Satin,’ in white only, best quality, permanent i
finish 75c yd. l
Tussah Silk, white and colors, yard wide, 451:, 59c yd.
Imported‘Afl Silk Pongee, natural color . . . . 75c yd.
Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide. $1.59 to $2. 25 yd.
Baronet Satin in fach weaves, blue. pink, and
lavender... ...... .................$2.2;ryd.
Silk. Plaid Sport Skirting, 1n white only . . . $1.49 yd.
All‘Wool White Flannel . . 79c yd.
T Navy Blue Serge, all wool, 56 inches wide, regu- ‘
lar price was $2 10 yard. Special . . . .. $1.75 yd.
White, All Wool Serge, 52 inches . . .. . . . . . $1.98 yd.
Georgette Crepe, 40 in, white and colors, $1.49 yd.
- Mohair of excellent wearing quality, plain and ,
stripe, black only was $1.65 yd. Special $125 yd. i
I
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.India more than fifty of the rul-
“he have up- to- date motionf
m
outfits imtlnad in
42 Broadway New York-
Phone: Bowling Green 3200.
Buy NO“? {or OUR
mtg:- Future 8" E ‘ I Eli . .
Free Storage ma . _ REDUCED
Free neu_—t——wy. " ’ From 211 to 50%.
August
F urnitu
MEANS A SAVING
re Sale
TO YOU FROM
20 TO 40%
Saturday and Monday, Aug. 13 and ‘15
Extra Special
Beds, Springs and Mattressse at and
Below Cost ,
('ome in and see the Famous Simmons Beds,
.Maliiresm‘s at prices never before heard of. Now is the
time to buy, as prices never again will be as low.
Bed-room Suites (4 Pieces), Reduced to -
$78. 00 and Upward at This Sale.
7 . Portable Victrola'
‘ N02 50 a, a
$45.00
Fully Equipped with
All the Victor
Improvements
The Hton ShOp
49 WALL STREET N ORWALK
"Where leity and Savice Gaunt”
991.2; HNOHdEI'IEIL mMHON sta
90 31111111 - qoioN do I
18 mm (mm ME
; union, m0 J0 emooag [[1 AA 113% ‘uMOL
J0 190 smug asm auoXJBAfl put»: ‘UMOL
Jo lilo 5118 [WA PW “M01. 3“ '1“0 mil I ll
OPPORTUNITY
Looks tor those who are worth finding. Have you been irainul in
these business principles necessary to grasp and hold the higwcut
salaried position as the opportunities arise? Are you the man sought 1.
WHY NOT MAKE USE OF THE REMAINING SUMMER MONTHS
BY ENROLLING NOW?
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
-....A...“
More Reasons \Vhy the New MAXWELL“
Is the GOOD MAXWELL
SPRINGS—~Front. semi-elliptic. 32 inches long. 2 inches wide:
in front. shackled in real Rear, compensating UDUPTSlUTlL
inches long fixed in front shackled at rear and mounts -d 13mm, 1'.
spring seat integral with axle housing.
.. .1
FENDERS—New lull crown, fully enclosed at front and rear her 1”-
wheels and body; joined rigidly front and rear to pressed - > i
{0
running boards covered with linoleum which is bound Will] ;.u.
rusting metal.
These features make the GOOD MAXWELL the wonderful 1- inf
that it is and an appearance iound only in Cars at much groan-1' 1.1:?!
This appearance is preset-red ior the life of the car
Look the NEW MAXWELL over and be surprised the
can be sold for the price of $845 00 at Detroit
FITCH & BAKER, Agents
142 SOUTH MAIN STREET TEL, 22613.
“... .
Springs and
Dining-room Suites (10 Pieces), from
$95 00 and Upward at This Sale.
OIL COOK
For. this or next m at ’s use at a price that will not be possible
this 01 next year
STOVES
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New Perfection, Florence or Red Star“
Open a,» Ghflgehcedaat
M
CARBORUNDUM
The abrasive sharpening stone for all purposes ’1" '01s
family sharpners to factory stone and wheels is
ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE
“g“
i
.Main Chloe, 26 Concord SI}, 80. Norfolk. Phone 293;
Hershfield Motor
Transportation C O .
Daily Service Between New York‘ '& Nerwélli
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
TamarmohatYourSu-flocformmum
petition, Padded Vans tor Furniture Work
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Summer Clearance Sale
ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR AT
REDUCED PRICES
Sport. Oxfords, blue, black. and brown trimmed. were $8.50
ow $145
Black and White Sport Pumps, were $7 00; New ....... $4 ‘35
-W'-hite Military Heel, Buck Oxfords, were $7. 00; Now . . . $5 “'5
BrownBallStrap Oxfords, were $6.50; Now $5.45
confine-«Ilene...
Frown Oxfords. Military Heels, were 37. 50; Now .. ..... $6.45
Tea Ed Pumps, 2-Strap, Baby Erench Heels, were $8. .00;$6 95 .
«011-...................................... ...... ‘
Tcn We Pumps, low heels. 2.3mm, were $9. 50; Now $7.45
White m Vamp Pumps with potent: back, were $8. .50;$6 ‘5
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