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TUESDAY. SEPT. 20. 1921 -m sommammmom“ ff '; _- .

 

 

MANY PllllllllllEIlS IN

 

 

 

 

 

 

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,. SflVIET RUSSIA

MOSCOW. Sept. 20. (By the Asso-
(iatcd l‘rcss).——Speculatioh is ramp-
iunt in the capital of Soviet Russia.

 

Wall Street. Threadneedle street, or Editor Sentinel.
my other financial district in the Deaf 3‘“ o O I O '
world has not half as many "shoe- The bad condition of the streets in l

suing operators' 'as this ancient city
or the czars. The curbs are crowded.
_mc.h day with promoters trying to or—

ganize co-operative concerns from Th t t t sea going automo . .
teahouses to alltomol ile factori 3. ill “'3: a a 5 o“ . ' ’ '
) e a ( bile might navigate these streets . . Ilse.

the talk of money inside and outside
the government has a capitalistic ring.
seldom heard in Russia. before tne
Soviet Government decided it was un-
able to handle all business.

. . - . - ' . ‘ .. be. Wa is so it t st (1 b somebod els
Markets are “"6”de 3'?“ “’55:: false economy to mu to appro- which are to be given for 10 consecutlve weeks, m the Hall over we?“ . Qt y to ,9 e e. y ' . y 1" . ;,
«mops. but buildings are stall llfLDriate money necessary to make these . TIES IS opportunity to see. _MII'I'O alunnnum beta .j .

idle because there is a lack of capital
with which to pay the annual rentals.
‘hlcll must be met in advance. NeWs—
pipers are filled with suggestions For
the assistance of can—operative associa-
tions. the Pravda publishingan article
urging that the state bank be allowfd
10 make loans to encourage trade and
industry. Suggestion was that interest
from ten to l\\'i‘l\'(‘ per cent. monthly
could be chm-gm]. '
119-3903 for Ml? shops and 5.489 mnr-
In»! stalls of strt-rt wagons have been

 

 

 

 

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“'HA'I‘ AN OUTSIDER THIN'KS. ‘
New Haven. Conn.'.‘

Sept. 19, 1921. ‘

W... VIEWS o. DON ELLY’S

@ 18 so. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK-.

Cordially Invite the Public

 

 

Norwalk. are. no doubt. known to
you. but as I am a frequent visitor to
your town, I would like, through your
paper. to say a word to your taxpay—

to attend their

without danger of being wrecked, but
the average car would experience
broken springs. axles. etc. in trying
to dodge the holes and bumps in the

Free Victrola Concerts : - - .

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repairs. A low tax rate is not always the Store, every ThurSday afterHOOn and evmng.
indicative of a sound policy. The
longer the delay the bigger will be the
bill to pay.
New Haven has spent thousands of
dollars this year in making street re—
pairs and given aid to its unemployed.
l(‘ould not Norwalk usc'it's unemploy-
'ed for street repair work to advant-
age? No doubt many of your citizens
would gladly confirm what I have
said. but a prophet is without honor
in his own country.

The list, in the order of which the Concerts are to be given, is as
follows :

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Sept.22............
Sept.29............

l—Miscellaneous. _ .
2—Gluck-Zimbalist.’
3—Elman-Heifetz.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Best wayto learn value of any article is to test it; is;

tested by somebody else. .. . , :
That test is exactly the same as you "Would give it id " , i

your own home. 41" .
See double-boilers merrily steaming away on

stove.

 

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See ovcn utensils completing their work. See teal-i

kettle purring as contentcdly as a kitten.

imucd ill Moscow since the openillz Yours truly, Oct. 6 . . . . . . . _ ' _ . . ,K‘ ‘
or free trad... Market stalls pay from G. A. TAYLOR. » . . Then inspect Mirro aluminum for yourself. Not ,
I.0(I(l.il(|il in Landon“ rubles annual.I Oct 13 4——SIX Great Artlsts y . ‘ . -
"‘ “wrdh‘g t° ”can”: b”mm“.REEPUBLICAN . ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ ‘ first. is graceful shape and fine pollsh. Then note that 1

flay 500.000 rubles for their places of

business, while shops pay 50(l,(l00 to

YOUNG MEN MEET Oct. 20 . . . . . . . . . . . -. 5—Band.

 

 

goodness is not skimdecp.

Mirro is thick staunch war

1.500.000, according to_ location. and . . V . _
m, proprw... mus. “.30 km... me Continued from mm Page. . 0 t 27 . . _ . 6—McCormack-Krelsler. - that stands up under sex-Vice. It has far more than goo
properly 1 ln rvlpalr andl ctlean 1the: ' . lOOkS to recommend It. But ltS gOOd 100k?» (10 not hurt I
courtyarl s :lm stl‘rwls :1 mt ing ll"ll‘ the future generations. _ ' »

building‘s. tUre generations. Nov- 2 - - - - - - - - - ' ' ' 7 Symphony 011311681138. 3 Whlt !

 

’i‘he goverlllllvl" lcvies a tax of 5 The Republican Clly committee will 8 - ‘~'
user (‘i‘llL ill kind on concessionaircs announce in‘ a few days the list of NOV. 9 . . . . . - - . - ~ . - sacred. i In (7010111331 Shape:
producing foodstuffs; 8 per cent. on speakers who will give addresses at - - '
chemical manufacturers and ten per Monday night's rally. NOV. 16 . . .7 , , , . . . . . . 9—Pian0. ; fenkctll 35.2.) to $50. Rh.“ hm"- ' :3 ‘0 $4.15.
tent. on metal working firms, Senator Nphcmiall C‘andcc spoke ‘ Teapots—$4 to $4.50. (Yofim-pulo—-So;..:.0 to $4.55. 0_
Twenty-six MOSCOW fHPtOTlE'S hnvc last evening as well. and comparcd _ - ‘ 4' .*
lawn leased to private individuals out the city of Meridcn with Norwnlk. NOV. 23 . . . . . . . o . o . - 10 (1311180. l II] conventlonal Shape: '\ . ' .

err :54 which the government has of-
t'Pred to concessionaires. Thesa plants
v-mploy 1.700 men. The government
has retn‘lncd {HS factories employing
150.000 workers. but. it has assumed
responsibility for feeding only 70,000.
The industries l'l-lzlinlrd :lre l'llihllv
c'fi'omical. tcxlilc. metal. tanning. clcc-
trlcul and printing shops.

COAL MINERS TAle
WAGE QUESTION

 

 

Meriden is no larger than Norwalk.
hllt is far more progressive in streets.
How'rllment and public buildings than
this city is. “Norwzllk has been stand—
ing still for the past four years." Sena-
tor Candi-e slated.

Each Concert Will Be Given Twice

and said it was some .‘(‘fll‘S since there Afternoons at 3 p' m" and E‘ enlngs at 8 p 'm. SO that all can attend.

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on the work that had for years fallen
to a few who had the city interest at

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Teakcules—SLZ5 to $0.30.
Double hollow—$2.20 to $3.85.
Teapots—$3.30 to 35.20.
Preserve mules—$1.55 to $4.30.
Snuccpots. straight—41.80 to $3.75.
Triplicate snucopnns—.$4.50.
(lover-pd buckets—3|.30 to $1.75.
Round (nshpans—Q. 2.85 to $3.85.
l-‘ryn'lus—‘ $1.15 to $2.50.
Omelet pans—$1.80.

Corn-cake pans—00c to $1.75.
Bread [lamb 70c.

Jcllycakc pans—$l.ll$.

 

81.45.

Tealactllc with inset—$7.10.
(Inflmtpots—-$3.30 to $4 .35.
Sanmpmm—(mc to $2.45.
Convex kettles—$1.15 to $2.45.
Brimstone—$6 to $7.50.

Dairy pans—$2.10 to 83.40.
Ova] (“saunas—$4.

Handled griddlcs—Jéfifio to $3.50.,
Drip polish—$1.55 to $2.
Pudding pans—Mic m 31.20.
Oblong pans—400 and 85c.

Pic plates—45c. to 55c.

Turban and tube cakcpans—-85c

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"’ h t Mum: 'rnouncvs l.\’ SAN FRAN- (planners—$1.35 to $1.95. Strainer colandcrs—SSC to 90c.
J _ car . (15(1), - Sink strainers—45¢ and $1.20. Pounds—45:: to 90c.
Continued from First Paze. 'l‘liOsv young mun of the city who WANTS RECOGNITION Jelly moulds—450 and 300. “’ai‘l'lc irons—36.50.

Imwis cxpecicd to present his report.

are ill sympathy with the Republican

SAN It‘ll/\NCISWH.
party and who ill-sire to enroll in the

and c 0 ll lll y

Sept. 20.———(‘ily
supcnlsors unanimously

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SPECIAL STEVVPANS !

A limited lot Of 45d

anluding recommendations for action orgqmfltmn (..m om...“ application .
. . .. . . g - .1. '.l'l‘lit‘.ll"‘ .7 ‘ '

by the convention. Indications were blanks from m“. of “K. following:——- . \fi‘” 3‘.“ ; V“! )o1,..l.l‘(( (alcnslous 0f unusual value at
that thr- divlvgalc's consideration of <l~ l . I, k. 81* . ., .. the question. Following the discus- ‘ 9. ”WW“ if ‘ " m ““5_ 5351““
the problems to come before them ll. up un ‘0 lus. ‘ (i, If!“ ha)::.fll.rlc slon H A Bond and \Vllliam Jon— “”1””: 1‘” ““m‘ ‘11-”? expenditure 0f h . . . .
~ - nrs rom. m rcw )- ., ' z ‘ ' n- _ ‘ . . . , '9" - .
wellld bi- deferred until late ill the (‘l'Gr-ldv "I“, VVermc( £1” , F“ T" nings were appointed by the Civic As- $s.m.u(m. '11.“ ”l" “mm“ is 10 be I 656 ’SpCClalS Ill alunlmll lllM ul C , not Mll‘t‘d

— h' u ‘r international or. ‘ ' ' " ' ' arr} .a.r 0‘ soclatlon as a committee of two ‘0 madr. it “.ls Announced. from surplus .
weak so t at o H . (‘llnton Rowland. Francis Northrup ' ‘ - ‘llll s lotqui ' $1 “00000 ' lh
tigers might present their rcports. . . ' see Senator Cnndee for the purpose ”I” 3‘ ~ no, " ' ' m e .

Anson l'. kecler. : sin-m railway lieplilcrlllcnt fund. bill V6”. gOOd :—

Glovcrllor \Varl‘cn 'l‘. Mci‘rlly and i‘lfl.‘
yor Clmrlcs‘Ji-wett were on the open-
ing program as Spo‘tlkt‘l‘s, welcoming
lilo 'mim-rs to this city.
(‘onsidcrzltion of thc wngc question,
unemployment. the employment of
torcigncrs ill the mines and national-

izauo”. of the minis are aim)”: “:9 TO“ ACCEPT ””‘r .“S. “‘l’pubucw mimfdfi‘fs ,0_ SITPERIOR. Wis. Sept. 2(l.——-hlore Double b01133, 2 qt

niore important qurstions expected .0 commissioners ill the city (ha on l . . ‘ ‘ - -

come before the. convention. ‘0 ”n d 1' tice. . than iuo hundred alleged Violators of Sane/opal] SEtS met. 5_qt51ze_
. an no rom P310 One) The following omwrs for ”H, “mm f(d(‘l‘{ll. stale and city prohibition

.‘,_________———-——__.__

of having matters straightened out.

A resolution was passed that if Son-
ator Candce cannot do anything for
the association an appeal will be
made through the courts to have the
names of Samuel Adams. Charlton

Newborn and \Villiam JJt‘nlllllR‘S op-
for

Tho-re arc no ducs ill this organiza-
tion. and each member will
nlshcd with a button of
design.

JAPANESE INCLINEI')

Sun Francisco sired railways. city
and privately owned. collect live cent
carl'nrc.

be flir-
appropriate

 

LIQI'OR VIOLA'I‘ORS SI‘SIMOXED
TO COURT.

 

 

Any of these. :—

Convex G-qt kettles
Percolaiors.scveral styles

Colan‘dcrs

 

Tcakettlcs,
quart size—

Tcali cttles with

5 $1.95
$2.35

' . . ., . . . . .. .. laws and ordinances are bein sum- . . .
CONNECTICI l‘ PATENTS. ‘ ‘ my: year of the (mic League “(re _ ) . . . - 8’ Comblnatlon C OkC I
The following were issued August 30. J These tulllcstions vually conccrn i-lrrlcd: J. l-‘. Arnold. l‘rl-sidcnl; ll. 22:“: '1): f?" “Tifmr 01' 1110011108 Round covered I‘ORSlCl‘S 0 PS, W]-
flpfln's w s les” in this connection. . . . - r v 73 U )1". =1 10 court house to ‘
1921. List compiled at office of A. llond. \ we lrcsn..lll. Luscno , _ - CATHERINE “W: F . . H . .. ake 5 different
_ _ _ . . from the post war economic Svthnr‘k o , . , L explain why lilc) should not av in- * ‘ ..... lypans. Child
- l . (J 4. . 1 A. - _ . I). p . Coo». ,
Wooster ti. l).i\l:~. llridgtpmt ollll Lusllln ill. 1 n lsurl r ind come taxes on money derived from the o I

Jobby Belpcdic, Bridgeport. talking
machine.

M Lazarus, New York. N. Y., and
‘V. ll. Davis, Bridgeport.'Conn.. plate
printing press.

 

and which is striving to solvc tlu-
problems of the high cost of living and
the high cost of labor. Her hopes for
trade. economic authorities argue, lie
in China and Siberia. and thercrorc.

l.‘llommcdieu for Svcl‘clal'y.
As there was no further business
llli‘ inc-cling was adjourned.

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sale of liruor \ B i E 03:.
i . x sscssor niar says ‘
he will call in all men who have been WW
arrested for operating stills and mak-
ing moonshine or selling it.

 

 

 

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Kristoller A.‘ Andcrson. Hartford. “WY COHSlKlCr. she would probably PESSIMISTIC 0 D ‘ . . ., ' § , - » p. rrrrr w .. ,
Imeans for securing dies in forging up- welcome discussion of Far Eastern OVER IRELAND D Ill-‘l‘l’0“b 005‘1‘31‘103" Vltaflaph’s special production 1 .,
tinnitus. ‘i"°"°"”“ Droh'ems “8 “1 ““0 “‘“h h” TORQVTo om so t 20 Th “The new of M‘”‘“““’“ were OW eas l a IIIOII

. .. , . . . (-sl ,. . . . ' .. p. ____ 1.00 7 I?

”ll-ll“ H- J'IOOG. “dltford. lmf‘ar i H‘s to obtain nssurcd sourccs of (Continued from mm Page). receptions "Unwed the m m ‘ filmed in a mansion where Jelfer» . ‘ ‘
m""‘s”"”‘g m‘wmm" mo“ and raw material SUDDlics and d- . . ‘ q. . - D l: m 0‘ Ion Davis was married. For some

\Villiam ll. Grccnlpaf. liartfoyd. markets for her manufactured articlcs, ‘~ . a . Lh the ay 0. [ho . owrclgn Grand Lodgg‘ of of the big Spectacular scenes ave! a ets ut n
Illm- i-onirollcd mechanism. Concerning the limitation of naval l T]?! I‘AEngfA-‘r 8‘ onqs agronoard; 331:3s]1:05;:‘1;initiogrger of Odd 11" 2.000 Southern soldiers were used \

- . g . . . .1 . lnlll . s O c o 'l‘ox'v. ' v-. \"ll ere. .

\\ llllaul l . l.< ltll. Hartford. s“ lb armaments. the suggestion of thc I' ‘h 1‘? ,. 1‘ Yuk.“ “.qu the Air" One. “H‘s u lvcr-ption tendered 11 c Thestoryis one in Which Catherlm .

Allwrl G. llilgstrom, luast Hartford. l nltcd States. it is understood w-iq ”5 "‘“' H ‘ ‘ ‘ ' _ . . . . l _ _
tlrilnlno-r lh'lt lllc discuqqlon hp (“\ldcd'unler while the “'cslmil'lsll'r Gazcttc head~ Visitors by \\llllnm Brooks. Grand Cnllert has a difficult role. lrm es

Ann-rt l.. ("ollulrn. New Haven. di- the headings or the basis of limitation "nos its nrticlc. "Position Bot SerIOUS- Secretary or the Ontario in Antario; . t

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r-wi wading micrometer caliper. the effects of limitation and the n]. ._ ‘, .. _
Thomas C. Davenport. New Haven, If'lllmcnt of limitation . '1 BELFAST. lrclzlml. Scpt. 20. (Fly quet of lllu- l‘dllliLTC‘th Mllltant. Thls ‘ ,2. .. _ .
' ' ' —-— " - Y . ' l lowe ' - ' . . - I
gl-vusv on... \iscounl 'l‘nklulkl Kzlto. lcadcr of ”"‘ “0‘03“? Pr‘ffi’i, Tl”: 0:31;”; 3:}: $3 .i‘m",,;.,, "‘ “ “m“ ”up r31 we Tommnow 1 lncrease‘Your Energyfimd Beautify the Complexion-
Hdmm “I. “when he“, ”would”. [Hm Icr'nspi-Kni' or npposmo" mm" "101ml“ 8 :ito‘li ”lulu: 'llillm-p with «l 'l‘lu- (ll-lino Lodge met in regular ' ' Easy and Economical to Take—Result8.Quick.
Grill. addrcssing n meciin of his foll e . au un “ ‘9“ ' " _ , ‘ ' ‘ ».L , _ ‘ . _ .
.ll.liil\ l: Subo. New llavcn. cup lodav. declared the“ (W‘cltcmentozr: full attendance Of llw l lilonist Mom- 5"5810" -'l “K Parliament blillling i ‘
“no“... ,..\,.:.nd(.r. railing in h ’ .m wh . 1 ll 1' i ; bcrs. Neither the Nationalists nor the ”“8 "10“"1‘3- The ASSOCWWG RPlfiB- ‘ Thin or run-down folks mil find this the complexion becomes radianfly clear /
l“ l\\|ll W llull'lrd \Vllitncvvillp flirt» G -. I p. (n m n tm Sinn Peincrs. who hold a total of kah “5“(‘ml’m'5 315° held a morning slnjlple to?! Well worth trying: First and beautiful. But it is not only a '
.l . . . . _ ». .l (R 0\crnmcnt proposed the con- ' ‘1 . .. t 1‘ . I attendance The session. weigh yoursclf and measure yourself. question of how much better you look
I ll) lul brace, pan-lint lllOohflillHlll. forencc and the present feeling of 0p- tvu 'yc Sfd s. \\ rc ll . l .. . Anlllllll rcporls submitted yesterday 1 Next take Blaslln's VITAMON—two and feel.or what your friends say and
“'3‘""“l “"‘i‘hm'if‘mw “’7‘“? l"'““- "a“ ilmism both were unreasonable scssmn was held in the bulldlng 1 l 1.1 mm. (m new memb 11' tablets With every meal. . Then weigh think. the scales and tape measure will
wind lm-clulnism. rutchct mechanism. run“ he quid lo ll 0 , ‘ ‘ ’ which was formerly the Belfast Col- no m U ..1 t th ers Ins and measure yourself again. each week tell thelrown story. Evenatwo weeks"
lint lil"lCi‘ ll'llldlf‘ hit brace. handle " ‘ ' H ' S] 1“ (“Hess h” legc Of the l’l-csb'x tcrian church. which 51‘0“” lha , roe departments an continue lflklnil Mastln‘s VITA- test W111 surprise you. .
‘ ‘ , ‘ - ' ' . good will toward the lnited States ' —-—'i‘exas. J'cnnsylvanla and Oklahoma M . IMPORTAHTI Willie the amazing

regularly until you are satisfied

vulclu-i llicollan'lsm, brace head, brace and adopt an attitude of fairness and The main huslHOSS 0“ the day “'35 ‘1 ach had gained more than five with your gain in weight and energy. health-buildingvalucoiMastin'sY‘lTA-

 

 

3,..;,.;_ com romise. Howe , .. motion to approve the purchase of A ‘ ‘ llembc . blastill's VITAMON Tablets contain MON Tablets has Econ clearly andpos—
Jacob Tlclison. llristol. key cabinet. assorted J“ '1“ ShOI‘ilPdr. \ lscount Kato Storldont Castle as the Site of the new huntdrffl "L“ 1 rs during the highly concentrated yeast-vitaminos as itively demonstrated in cases of lack of
' Ton Zukowskl Bristol multiple 5‘ ' I p. no )0“ to un— l’nl‘lialncllt buildings A select com- pas ”at J we“ as the two 0th" still more in" energy'inen'ous "oumes' anemia, imfi‘
. i: ' ' I'lghteous demands. ‘itt‘ l . n p] ‘0 consider the '—————- portanl \‘itamincs (Fat Soluble A and gestion.constipation.skinerupt.ions.poor
uncut. . . ( ._ . . r rpm, Pacific question. the Viscount m lc a so “as am i . GEN. l’lfiltSlllSG 1x FRANCE. Water Soluble C), all of which. Science complexion and a generally weakened
William \\. l.>c.m. Mnmfoul. lgni- said. should not be confined to Chin-l quosllon O fill? rcmllncratlon Of ““3 ._.___._ 4 snyfil. ygufnlllust have to be along. physical and mental condition. they
liion generator. . . ( Cabinet ministers. q q‘ t 20 A550 . we an. u y devc oped. They are should not beuscd by anyone who OB-
Alexander Zcbrowski. Stamford. land Japan. Its water washed ”19 op- GAIRIIDCH. Scotland. Scpt. 20. (BY PARIL' . (p. ( elated Press) now being “30d by thousands who JECTS ‘0 havingtheirvreight increased

.——The program of General Pershing
while he is in France still is indlflnite.

positc shores. he pointed out. includ-

' ‘ appreciate. their convenience. economy
'lllg those of Australia and New Zea-

_ . _ to nomlal. Be sure to rcmcmber the
and quick results. By loci-casing the

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“‘h 101 ['4‘ ‘ the Associated Press) li\e mem name—Mason’sVl—TA-MON-—theorig_

Stephan G- Gerlach. Stratford. au- ‘lnnd. bers of the British Cabinet are EXPGCt' but he will arrive in Paris \Vednesday nourishing waer of what you eat hiss- nal and genuine yeast-vitamins tablct
romobllc. lock. ed to be here tomorrow. to deal pri— afternon and with his aide, Major tlnsVITA ONsupphesjustwhatyour -there is nothing else like it. so do

Viscount Kato foresaw difficulty in
settling the. Shantung problem. People
who expectJapan to abandon her
special rights in China. he declared.
should also expect Great Britain to
return Hong Kong. France to return
Indo-China. and the. l’nlted States to
surrender the Philippines.

body needs to feed the shrunken tis- not accept imitations or sulerlilulrs.
sues. strengthen lntcrnal organs, clear You can get Mastin's VL’I‘AMUN
the skin and renew shattered nerve force Tablets at. all good druggists. surll as
without. u setting the stomach or caus-

ing gas. gumples, boils and skin erup- .

tlons seem to vamsh as if by magic and "

Henry M. llull_ Fairfield. kettle.

John A. (‘allf‘leld. Danbury,
:uidinq machine.

J. I“. Lamb and F. E. Carlson, New
Britain. gas mask.

Louis A. Tactikos. Crcr-nwicll. heat-
O'l‘.

John J. Thacher. \\'cilicrsfil-ld, cut-
vrt grinding mncliillc.

marily with the question of unemploy-
ment. for which purpose several oi?
the London Laborite borough mayors
came north, but it is probable Pre-
mier Lloyd George also will consult
with them regarding the Irish negotia—
tions. {

Winston Spencer Churchill. Secre-
tary for the Colonies. and Lord Birk-

John G. Quackcmeyer and a private
soldier will go to the Hotel Crillon as
the guest of the French Government.
hlyron T. Herrick. the United Stat-
es Ambassador. will give GeneralPer-
shing a. dinner on Thursday night,
with War Minister Barthou. the mar-
shals of France and other persons
prominent in French public life

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Designs. l (Ill-LS, FRIENDLY SOCIIJI Y enhead, the Lord High Chancellor, are the guests. ‘ TOO Much S eedl F‘lfm . Flesh, Clear the
Charles S. )[osman' Bridgeport. ' . “IEEPS- due to arrive here tonight. and Sir ‘ __ . \_ :‘APaIamount letllie 'THE CHIGINA YEAST Skin and Increase Energy _;
”me for a crucifix. candle stick. 01‘ Th“ ""Si "19‘3“"8 0‘ the fa" 39350“ Robert Horne. Chancellor of the Ex- ELECI‘ION IN NEW MEXICO. ' W AND -vnAMlNe when taken with Every
:almilar artich». 0f ”1“ ”No“ class 01 the G' F- S'- or ch'equer, Sir Alfred Mond, Minister of 1* “’itl ." e’s any” QENUINE TABLET “l ,
- . . Gra l l was held last evenin 7 in ~ ‘ Loy 1°“ ' ' .. Me“ , 0- Money BaCk- '
Frank Yokcl. Hartford. toy bank. , C9 0 lllN‘l. . ' 8‘. Health. and Thomas J. Mc. amara. ALBUQUERQUE N M Sept. 20 _._ > > »
Alfred C. Kintz. W'allingford. han— at the home of Miss Katherine knorr. Minister of Labor. the latter three . - -. . __ ..

 

‘_ , > —New Mexico voters go to the polls "‘ ‘
one for sp00lls. forks. or similar arti- ;l Jarvis place. Business of the even- comprising the committee on unem— today. to choose a United States Sen- —

 

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DIVORCE IS URGLD‘ -
Trade Marks. FOR BROKER’S “1171‘;
Salts Textile Mfg. (30.. ,

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BROOKFIELD. Sept. 20.—F‘alling ,. _
thiny feet from a bridge spanning the . .-
Sill] Rover. near this place. Mrs. Em.
ma. Peck, 83 years Old, was drowned " ‘
yesterday afternoon. She was alone
at the time of the fatality and her
body was found in the river, last
night, by her son, Clark Peck: who
went in search at her when it was
found that she was missing.

Evidence Says That He Married Sec-
ond “'oman in Connecticut.
TRENTON. Sept. ill—«Finding Her-
bert T. Andrews. a. New York broker.
guilty of infidelity and accepting the
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PAN-PRESBYTERIAN ALLIANCE.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 20.-—Thc prO-’
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officers elected 1;" glimfx‘lmf W"- Mr. Lloyd George has had the. tooth of Albert 3. Fan, who efitered the THE srons THAT MAKES soon
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error _ W...;T.Z‘”” m 4.
condemning'ihe Ku'Klux klan and (18- following the business meeting. lunch— f‘r" .Hfhj“ no: “”“rgml‘: ““11“"“03‘29‘153 Washington st. Bo. Norwalk
Haring “it is not necessary to ans-’eon was served and a social hour en- d tl Chur h of anl'md 111:2?21‘1‘; 912cm}; :;:ir';‘:fchfr:e H .
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. _ 0.—Re irement of delegates attending the eleventh Gen- . .
l—VOUDCH Bafiiq‘ggitfegft Tzoledo, to as Sov- eral Council of the Alliance of the Re- ST. ALBANSLYL. Sept. Mix—A. E. 1:155 secltxmd w“: after 1131va $9119 MORE BOMBING TESTS
GEORGE P MUNROE DEAD 1 GT d Commander, of the formed and Presbyterian churches Vt’ood, of Everett. Mass. was instantly _ 1'0‘18 a man age ceremony 'W‘lth‘ . -

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PARIS, Sept. 20.—Announcement is
node here of the death of George Pea.
body Munroe, formerly of New York
fity, but for the past. few years 3. mai-
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