mm
as
make a. home run to your ho r'
when you give the‘wom, Props.
be caught nappinm: a
soon be, .DK'XC AQGUST 22, 1921
YW
y
, i
PLAY. BAIL
l- .The coal game is on. We are
how at the hat in earnest and ex»
Eeet our coal to make a. hit. The
M
!..
s are full and we are ready to g
i
TUBE ALMANAG FOB.
m TOMORROW
lligh tide l :23 u. 111.. 1:43 p. in.
Sun rises 5:10, sets 6:41
H” F
Members of The. Assm~lntml‘Press
The Associated Press is exclusively
”tied to the use for publication or
"I news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
. . .. in.
.11! local neus published hue
' All rights of publication or special
”patches herein are also reserved.
k-
, Illfl'tllll"l‘l()l\'.\l{Y l'l‘ULALLl‘ZLS
ers. Marguerite lv‘. Harrison. Am—
crienu Journalist. who has just reach-
ed llerliu ilflt’l‘ many months in a
Bdlnhevist prison. brings the dis—
flléarteuiug word that the Russian
gamine does not threaten the_p0\ver
DI the Sovict government. Its grip
”n. the two great cities of Moscow and
Tetrogrml is too strong. She helium.
tlfitt. outside of these two Cities. no
How much v:_ .'
SERVICE ‘ FIRST
True eonomy is
so rar
found.
By J. OGDEN ARMOUR. ChicagoéPacker
Why BuSiness Sumesogomes to the?
Absolutely Dependable Employee
ter.
others plod a. weary way.
take note of his progress often
they say he is “lucky.” Or they w
he has a “pull with the boss.”
The point is that; he always “arrives.
There is a type of man who is built for success.
He may have genius or just ordinary talent-no met
’1
,While
he gets ahead. Those who
Cannot account for‘it. So
hisperil: about that,
But the secret is
deeper than that. He is a man who is absolutely de-
pendable. ' ‘ ”
Make yourself dependable and you come as near
being indispensable as any of us can hope to be. You
will’ be the last one your employer will wish to par!‘
with and the first one he will want to promote to greater responsibilities.
But do not be deceived. Dependableness is a rare accomplishment—
e that every executive is on the lookout for it. wherever it may be
It is not to be acquired by wishing for it. It is the prize that.
comes from self-mnfitery.
What is a dependable man? You can tell him by
First, he is one you can rely upon to do his ,
quires thinking and someone must. do it. The “dependable man never
sidesteps his share nor tries to pass it along to someone else.
these earmarks:
own thinking. Business re-
Next, he is one whose judgment you can trust. He doesn’t do fool-
He knows his own abilities; and, notheing conceited, he is
ish things.
equally aware of his own weakne
derstanding other people’s viewpoints
hwught. Also he knows when to act on his own initiative.
u can listen to, taking stock in whatever he
says. You are sure that he speaks only after due reflection. He does
not talk to the galleries or for the purpose of grinding his own at. He 1
makes his own suggestions and pleads his cause solely in the interest of
the business. "
Finally, he is a man yo
sses. He has the happy faculty of un-
and of seeking their advice when
Such a man is safe. Important duties may he intrusted to him
9
and he will handle them with diligence, good sense and earnestness. If‘
you are looking for the quickest route to opportunity, learn to be thil
type of man. '
.c
.. \. “
MORE Aus'rnm
membership since the war. The total
amounts to 940.000 ,members,
against.253.i37 in 1914.
of women members ls-’ 223.000
against only 26.700 before the war.
The labor leaders say capital will
have to reckon with this reinforced
army when demands for ’
wages are proffered this'autumn as a
result of the wave of high prices now
sweeping over the country in the train
’of the depreciating curre’ncy.
HEADS (listen Gévmixrnamr.
BELFAST. Ireland,.: Aug.
Scotsman has been chosen as head of
the/“Educational Department or the
one of the most thorny appointments
at Sir James Craig’s. penal. as the
Catholic hierarchy it eenly watch-
ing the developments in this direction,-
Two, Irishman. both "highly quail-
fled. will organize the new Agriculture
Department. ,
Generally no time is, being lost in
naming the executive so that those
interested in Irish reconstruction will
be faced with a. Government. already
functioning. > '
1
LABOR UNIONS.“
VIENNA, Au'g. 22.——'rne labor un-_
ions of Austria have multiplied their
of all the unions in the republic now
as
The number
- as
higher -
22.——A V
Ulster Government. which “is probably'
l’fl't'r‘ln'i‘ rt'vtlll Illzriirlfit the 11ml DOW-
er can ln‘ ureanived.
Those who rind history more {as-
(‘inutlmz limb llill-lll ll.l\e “Hilt‘llP-ll Ari exceedingly rare photograph I!
with lllll'll.\l lllt parallels owl this this one. “can“? it pictures the man
..p0(‘li lllllll'Ifi g.-\.»1 xlirlrifijinil 0“. till“ “llt‘ built the Elll't‘l tower. PlCturCS‘
Frm‘vh 1 "HA"??? 10:“;',‘|_.,:.H”:\l:.:‘:.l or Mr, l-lel‘el are very rare. ludeed.‘
Elite-ind! iii!‘::.-‘;,:n~,:iz'.it ‘;.i;iii.mi..n~.. l The photograph was made on top oti
‘9...“ {n ”plumb llmt :‘l\ul;:'ll\“~l the famous tower he built in Paris,I
:must 1......“ 3... N1... “may :‘ mural} during: a dinner tendered by him to.
u“. s“... plum-s. the wireless engineers of the United
'l‘ln- ll'nl-x m Musr‘nu' ..;\l laml States. it shows the venerable ln-
grsm m ..i. llrt nu»: w m wliilh'll- venter and engineer (at left) shaking
mm. ...\ ill: uranium and [(91:53 hands with Mr. Swasey. the president
‘l-m .4 {wk 22.. “WW“ “i‘f‘m'” of the Wireless Engineers of America.
rum. <2. ”it... 2.. \llltAl im' lvrrm. 7.“ .7 . .
f1)” ;..,.~,.l;t.~ \uw .lll-l .ll‘t'. l‘I‘VOIll-
horn} w \ :l- Lung-r for land. ’“
(1‘le :7..x. \\‘ MM“ Lilla» if it “" \‘\’hisk_\ is. roughly speaking. about
nnli .l '1 '1 VT ’5 “f “V“‘S-‘H-V “ half alcohol. and it is easy and cheap
consumim- \ \~ .. “Nil” "f (”'(“n‘ to disill the. alcohol from it. Alcohol
31') l'i' 3H" “O“‘V‘lllo‘l of ”W has numberless legitimate and profit-
_:urr.v.-:. v; m m .n.‘ to kt‘i‘l’ 1'3”“ able uses. There has been much
ElOUM‘Li m3: ‘3‘” 5‘1“] "-V ”‘1” means complaint regarding the rest ot‘ pro—
.“ldhflw 1 1" “W‘H’l ”‘0 situation. lllllllltlll enforcement. it is possible
'Tein m “WW“ “Hi ”"ngd “"9 that all the COsts or enforcement
ST 1!.» all“ ”“7“ ”“"' ““““"""‘“‘ ('Oultl be met. and the crippled t'cdera
xuvi sl-‘wI-‘Ir ~"‘-“ L'“‘"“"""“”‘ “"1‘ :il treasury relieved accordingly. by
. I'll‘.‘"‘~‘- "Ml l“”"“‘m" Who '“l“' “1““ the simplv process of taking the al-
iHI‘ ll" “W“ ‘ l-nlml out 01‘ the confiscated whisky"
'l‘lH‘ l"'-l“"">“ l"“' never gin-n :1 illltl sellillfl it. either (is pure gl'ulll'
8“\“""‘“"3'l "’ li""‘“" thonqh H” .uleohol or us dentitured alcohol.
mu]... m ii... :1. ..i uni-1‘ have supplied _.-..,n..-_..._
“W” ”."""' ,‘i’ “W‘Mf' “WWW” 'l‘mc emnl‘lcs'r F001)
and l.“llll>\‘. llH' l'Jl‘lS rubble ;::l\'
()m- of the worst phases of unenl-
~.4
seven ill>lillvl gnu-Hulk nts to France
ploilm-nl is that the persons zil'l'eetwl
FORMER GREEK PREMIER
—
ATHENS. lug.
Press).-——l)¢:metrioa liliullyis.
Premier of Greece. is (lend. it “as an-
'nouneed here .toduy. as the result of
an illness from which he has been.
suffering for many months.
M. .‘Rhailyls ,although an octogen-; .
itiouallsis. pledgt d himself. according;
, to support a melts-i
of \Vrlsh (lexolutlnn. il‘ sue—h Were,
lu-t'uiv lln' lulnlwll of lllt' provinces.
Weiriwl \i-Illl theories :llltl disorder. must ““1 ”0W” ”“4" (“ml “Will.“ 3‘“
finallv l'lllhlll'll the t‘ninlnilnt- in l\Tl ""“lll'nul' ”“1“ (l0 "01 RHO‘V how to
'l‘lii li'H-in ll unu'rmm-nl was lli\1'l‘ “”1 “l-‘lly. 'l‘llf' lll'“.l(l of ii Ml! "‘mr-l
“my HAM“ until the eonnlryl'olk lllllllr m‘minizullon says that the con-
weri- suflieienllv udvuneed to know “lml‘llml 01‘ milk has THIN” Umlt‘onstantlue
thon' nebts :uul maln- them growl. .nlnrmingiy “"1031?
JI‘mnmw in linssm ennuot but help to “H's- 30m“ 0" “‘9’“ have 9‘” down inaccesslou.
from two quarts to a pint a day. Ill
9.1m. Ilh' the urea! mass of the peoplr.
but it must lil'nt‘ mun} years to eomA
Pletl- tho- task. it “ill not in) to be P"d entirely from the menu. N0,Sales Days. Aug. 35‘ 26. ..¢. ‘sunset.
(9., optimistic. ::u~..lei mistake could‘be'made. ' lI
M __'-..., 9.. _..___.___. Milk is food. It contains practie-x .-.-._-_.._,.-._.,. .~-........_...W_.- .w “a“. ... -
l‘lllllll:.\l. llt‘).\l)—l:lll.l)l.\‘(l 1113‘ all the ingredients nocesmr)’ m \f-
.Mr. .\l- nun. who gin-s pronlisu or sustain hfr. It is cheaper than (use.
proving on l'\t'\l|ll()ll1lll_\' “Mr- S(-('y*(~_ meat or canned stuff. and ll.(1nl‘l'l(’§
nary ol' 1]... 'l‘u-;._\ur,\-. has been asking morn nourishment in proportion. l “
]‘nr :\ l:|\ of >10 ”pun each or a... If the family which must eennnm-l .
3t),vlun,mw :lulnnmbilvs in the Country ize will :0 slow on meals and the
“.5 ’l lllt‘llll\ ul raising $loo,i’mo,mm heavier urtiele-s of diet. and make its
'wliil-h llll‘ l'ui‘ I‘ll government is to nlt‘nls more “ITEM.“ 0f lTfilk. 1h!“ bills
glu- (In s1 ma». lm’ good roads work, will go down neeordlnnly and the .
Jt sounds reds-xi ..bli-, and very simple family 1103”“ “VCI‘HSI' ““111 go till.
... but ll is lllvt’ >1 iv the sort of thing:
{that the nation has tried to get away
IronL
'I‘livn- is: today no "states‘ rights"
punt, in in.- United States. and it is
JHr-l us well. The. passing decades
lune. made plain that there are very
many lhinus whieh the. states used to
nry to do with the federal govern-
‘nn-nl eon undertake. with greater
prospect of success. \Ve know it is
better for the nation to handle rail»
road problems, to enforce prohibitory
statutes. whether they concern child
labor or beverages; and to regulate
half a. hundred other things. llllt il‘
Allure is one dill) incumbent llllnll 'n-
cal political units. it is the care of the
roads. it has bun so since the first
English parish deem-ell that every
Jlllul within its bowl: rs should spend
1hree days a year filling mud holes.
It has been the rule. howover faith-v
fully enl‘oreell. from Muim to Calli-
:ornut. on this side ol‘ the water.
Ol’ course. good roads cost money,
and there are townships :s-plenly
which cannot meet properly even
their own ruquirements.’ \Vhen
-‘H\\'Ill~illlllS ennuot. counties can. how-
ever. and il' nc-wl be, the state.
There is ('oiiliml.:l complaint of the
iwitli Japan sening as honomblc but—
nmLy instances milk. has been drop—
“I have. no hesilation in suingfio
you that the Treasury would many2
times prefer assured cuts in expendi-i
lure to additional taxes of any klni.”3
Seenxtary Mellon.
”-4.”
V\'homer thinks the buelcto-the-
soil movenu-nt isn't born in us has
m-ur nbserxml children just after‘
llii)'\'e blen t‘lt'Illlltl up. i
l
l
l
“ll begins in look us it' all lhnt will
be left ol 'l‘nrk-y in Asia Minor is a
(hm-m- spot." remarks ilw Xm'lolk
ir\';:inian—l'ilot. And perhaps a wish-
llOllt‘.
— .- ~ — O
’l‘hew's :1 lot 01‘ American llltt'l’l'hl .
in Europe now. Something llkl’ tool
billimm ol‘ it.
There‘s still a good deal of ire in
Ireland.
.sr‘
. Q ‘
Japan is for open door in China.
ler.
...W. .___... -
The tax payers have no hesitaflOu
in saying to Congress that they feel
the some way about it.
005*. of guvirmninl. continual ('riti— ’—“ -
mum of our lullltllllll tH-nii townnl NOW' Why "0'; invite Ireland to
.lJlllt‘iLllt‘l'ilC)’. ”ml mm.“ of ”1, eom- that disarmament conference. too?
pluiut ziml (*rilleisin is just, It illei M.—
nuiumul mnv‘rnmt-nt is to assume (UN-‘li'ZCTIClUILPATH-V115"
Mllfl task so loeul in its essence. whatl 1‘9“” ”v Curtis. lilldgt’purt. cutting
next burden shall we lay upon it'fi‘mv machine.
Ar‘c our schools our public utilities' \Vllllam C' “1150" ““3 C~ Hudak.
mill our polieiiilr urrnngemeuts; to be il"i"""""“' "“hld" “11“”-
veutralized lllxxl'.’ “1- know thati ”hull“ l”, "l“"‘~ 3"“ ”“VV‘L menus
broad us “I.“ l m-le Soul's shoulders. .t'm' stopping railway trains at danger -
'here are some limits llt' (im s not (“ar- signals.
1" gram-fully. { Julili ll. I’lullt‘l‘lsvll. New Hul’elli
llishin; la 1.
m, ____________ ___..___
(‘()\I‘l.\(‘.\'l‘l2l| “'HISIUCY
Allm‘xn} (it'lll'l'ill Daugherty lm‘s
darted investigation to find out
what, lu-(‘ullll-s (.l' the liquor seized by
:Ov'vrnment. officials. It is a fruitful
Held lor inquiry. The value- 0‘. such
lllllIOX‘ seized throughout the country.
even at, normal prices. must amount
in the course of a year to scores of
millions or dollars. There. is said to
be several million dollars’ worth stor-
,ed in New York City alone. As stor-
ioge facilities have. become exhausted
:1 various cities. government.
have taken to pouring the 33:3:
down the sewer to get rid of it.
(Ill
great deal is said to be dimppesring'
in ways just as‘ unproductive and far"
There are too"
many keys to storage rooms and too
.more Questionable.
many leaks in the booze dike.
VMr. Daugherty’s
to some useful. pumase, eithe
c mercial use.
on.
.I
idea. 1: that all‘
contraband liquor ought to be t
3 given to hospitals for medicinal
or having the. alcohol extracted soap...
It is high time ‘
e matter received serious'eon:
lvultvr l'l. llurnard. Stamford. type—
'\v|‘ltin;: machine.
Rollin (J. Lewis.
lurk. .
. Jesse A. B. Smith. Stamford. ledger
. sheet.
l labellezer Hill. .Norwalku piston for
oxygen compressors. ‘
C. PIills.
Stam ford” time
Sidney
beate r.
l George M.
Torriugton. egg»
Montgomery. Windsor
l1.ocks. serving spindle. 2’1
l Oscar L. Peterson. Danielson, “with.
dye composition.
Alphonso C. Pratt. Deep Rivenm-
oable,tor automobile tires; I ’ '
sewing machine shuttle.
Clifford c.
rack.
Designs. »
1‘ ,
J. T.R
Lucius E. \Veaver. East fiamél’e '3
-—-South Norwnlk Merchants‘ Big know snougfl
DEAD
very
to
recently.
I l‘. l:
22¢
-nrian, had been active in Greek pol»
ilics until
ministry late last {all in succession to‘m‘"
l‘remier Venimxlos litter the lutttr'séflgl‘l‘l‘d Ul‘ml b.“
defeat in the elections.
It was his cabinet that
‘the plebiscite on the return
tlironv.
unscented
-fiwa
LONDON, Aug. 22.
former
pool Post today.
i The Premier. who made
forming aim the newspupl :'
the \Veleli
Parliament;
The Home Rule
of
authorized § favored
l
. i
l
on the. Drum
\Vl-lbsl'l ROSIE RI’LE.
(Associated
l‘ress).-~Au announcement in favor of
\Velsh Home, Rule has been made by
. Premier Lloyd George. says the Liver-
the an-
vnmim‘a-ment at n dinner or W'elsh Na-
Members 3
l
by
A M...
the l
of l{lng‘\\’r-lsh Nationalists means a greater
and that 5 degree of loea 5w lf-covernment.
”‘9 D00??? rilnl-4\\-:1s in office at the time of the kins'si .' .
* One reason “gnu the sun acrobat:
gm that than Brim ‘.
' haul tings down ”i
a! ”0...... 4....
'A KROEHLER
DAVEN-O _
\
l' v
' J}
[”323 ‘
Saves space, rent, coal and
labor, makes one room seem
like two—equal to an extra
bedroom—accommodates over-
night guests or members of
family—can earn cost quickly
in rent. saved. Many handsome-
models furnished in oak or
mahogany with rich coyerings.
Ange-Vine
Furniture Co.
16 No.» Main St.
south Hmong“; cons.
.
o
“a. _...—
a...
1,009 Yards 54-in. All \Vool
.lE SEY CLOTH
The most popular fabric for Onepiece
Dresses
$1.98 Per Yard
Regular $2.50
Quality.
m
k;
[in on the
trail of -
rlleelluctinn \
He’s Going {'0
Save Loads iof ,~
M on e - for
Rea ders of.
This Papar-
"-".-—'~'o"-u'-----¢---.-’-~.«..-,A
Our August
Going
It is apparel: now that the prices are really low
than they will be for sometime to come. Prim: tile
thmn 's of customers who have attended our sale ‘
is evident that they realize that low prices I
gall. You too, should attend this sale and seem;
share of the savings they are
Merchandise purchased
_ future delivery.
\
Sale Now ‘
On
“9
n
offering.
new will be held :1»:
_~.
W
‘6 - -
BITS 0F BROAD“ Al ”
i “Persia" Is a Fox Trot of
i; ‘ , Iz‘rcsista'ole Appeal
'\ ‘ ': ~ ‘ f .
lill'Q. ' \ " ' ‘ ' g: ' :t‘ .7
‘ ’- . an:
up i 2.1. . . _
- the “High“. ' ." r -'I r ‘
we have E.
dancing: to 1‘
splendidly p'. >'
chestrn. ’l‘iu} ‘
trot. "The Side\\..... "
verse side. X0. 31'1".
“ ' all h " I Ex ‘ 'te Violin Solo
Garohna. L a y s an q ‘ ~.
Rae Eleanor Ball has recorded “C
Hawaiian Skies" for us. it
owners. If you remember "Venetian Moon" and "That l\:;i'. V
“Yum," as played by Miss Ball, you will want to obtain this -
CREATION. No. 50516.
Hear This Piano Recreation of
Medley”
a pianist of considerable
fold. has played {or us “Look For the
“Make Believe Medley" on the reverse
Blane TIE-CREATIONS of popular com
of us from all sides. and this is the co
to meet the \YlSllE‘S, of Edison owners.
508L013.
Ray Perkins.
The following selections are all Fox Tr
is an excellent waltz:
“Just Like a Rainbow.
"It Must Be Someone Like You." "Love’s a r _
-—‘Club de Vingt Orchestra ...... .
"My Cherry Blossom.” “Just. a Little Love" » ~
—-—Lanin's Orchestra
arolina Lullaby" and "L
1 response to repeated requests by
“Look for the Silver Ln
" “You‘re the Sweetest Girl In All the \\'|
—-—Harry Riderman's Jazz Orchestra .............. . . . . 5.
- o
N
lrwalk
note. and new to the F
Silver Lining Meme)"
side of the RE-ClllTA"
positions have been din.
ncretc evidence of our . > a
Be sure to hear llwll‘
ots except "Love's Ship." V-
chip"
._ The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 North Main Street, South Nor‘walk
- . III
M J" l
i (7 l
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if 31-083an
It’s Hm If WI emu-warn.
m ' ' . 3 gallons {0 50 gallons: Bums.
*. 5;? ”sills“; in“...;.’- com. Mums
rm 4 dis, ’ . Rutter \ Stoppers. c.1355 Bzif'il‘b.
'.‘,‘Wood Faucets. Wine and
Presses. ,
. ' Promnt
“ ’ Delivery
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