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JAMES GOLDEN ._..
Eiffel? L. GOLDEN, Props.—
mRSDAY," Sizer. 251921
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Communication of Olcll
Moll Livlgo. NO. “38‘. l". and A. .\l..‘
will ‘m hlld at its rooms SaturdayI
cverfilrg. Oct. 13:. 1921 at 7:30 o'clock.
\Vork Blast r Mason lbgn-e.
All Master Mnsons cordially
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ROBERT M. \\'ll."(>.\.
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named two men for the
(EVER
.The attitude of the’present
—during the‘ past four years has
only in Norwalk but throughout:
dertaking the task of a return to no
Should be shown and the a
electorate next Monday.
entitled to this consideration.
means there will be seven men
Not a very large representation. is it?
of the ballots at Monday
Certainly the women w
well as all the other candidates on the 11C . .
enough sports to concede. without protest. their claim for proper represen-
tation on the Board of Education.
ABILITY MI'ST BE CONSIDERED. -.
And in this respect the Republican nominees will fill every requirement
expected of a member of the Board of Education. Make it certain that both
Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Raye are elected. Their value to the cityand assistance
to the other members of the Board will be invaluable.
given us
Connecticut. The
By a unanimous vote the Republican convention nominated:
namely Mrs. Mary Marshall Brooks and .
didates for members of the Board of Education. ‘1"
same position.
FAIRNESS TO THE WOMEN
ction of the convention be ratified by the
The great mass of women voters~of Norwalk are
The election of Mrs. ‘Brooks and Mrs. Raye
and two women on the Board of Education.
And the wom
'5 election. 7- ..
VOTE 3i STRAIGHT REI’I'BL‘H’AN TICKET
'1 ill: TOP LEVER ON THE VOTING M
city administration toward our public schools
a most unenyiable reputation not
Republican Party is .un-
rmalcy in educational matters.
Mrs. Clara Capen Raye, .as can-.
hile the Democratic party
ill be loyal to the candidates of their own sex as
ket and the men ought to be good
two women,
on will cast nearly half
BY PULLING
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BOSTON. Sept. 23.-——'Advocating
the slogan "Safety Always" instead of
“Safety First." F. R. Coates of Toledo.
president of the Toledo and Railway
and Light Company today told the
delegates to the National Safety Coun-
oil that the time was ripe for the in-
ty work. .
“ ‘I should worry.’
American and expreSSes
American trait." 'he said.
is
a distinctly
or our lives personally “we give little
thought to prevention methods.
of the contributing faults was that
there was too much of a joke made
of "Safety First! Just
my mn-n.‘ just so hard is. it to {:(t SF'Y‘l-
ous consideration for u
when the jokestilhs and funny
r-(rs are constantly using it as a butt
for their jests. I.l.n\‘e a deep seated
conviction that if some movement
could be lauclled to change the slo-
gan to “Safety nlways' it would
long way in removing: this objection.
anal to my >wny of thinking it more
clearly expresses what every octet}
campaign should have as n dillnite
plan and seek as an assured result.
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an accident does-not enter our home;
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as it is hni-lj
to ever take seriously-a sovcallc-d ‘fun- .
brown, Copenhagen blue.
blue, navy blue and ta.“
SPECIAL sh
tempting of the entire country in safe.
54-inch All Wool
Regular $3.00 Value
...'l"hr-l‘r are many companics ”which .7 -..
still look upon safely as something to "
'lvl George do it' and when them isn't . . ‘ '
2 place in any olhrr (lti‘vlll'lll‘u M {Or a "It 95‘“ ‘10 done and W’“ be den" ”Rh (A l " “Es“
inlan who has to 1).: kept or the r:;_\'- with" We so.) it 1F Stilllg: to be none c \ .
roll it is :1 common tiling: to hear: -——-————-" ll _. BELFA-
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tuln ml» r<, because of the low prices
it: own llt'llils‘ld currency enables it to
own but it cannot long fulfil its con-
ll.” fa nml (lt‘llVL‘l‘ the goods.
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"MP r l.l’:ln('l;llly. it is needless to any
Tl. N America is bound to suffer—~and
l“"-‘ My Jllst at a time ‘when a revival
l \rm-rlcun prosperity WOUM other-
\- lu expected.
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v.1“, otllerexpcr‘ts. points out twa
mulls as possible proventlves of such
:v cull-m», One is the stimulation of
rripplml foreign induntry by American
"moon-la! penetration" and the pn-
ll'onage of foreign production When--
our ll. can be done without harm la
Amer: -u.n industries. The oths r
We relief that may be afforde vl by the
disarmament conference. ll‘ ta.
world's expenditure for nrmgyn v; ("_n
be cut down by intornllllrll’itl “our-
ment, currency inflation mll lw For.
respondingly reducer]. th hum.“
lightened and money rllsuswd to feed!
starving European lmillxtr)‘.
‘ . SHORT GRIT-7V
Great chancrs are pending in the
paper Currrmy of the country. The
"long grw n" soon will be made short?
er, and other alterations will be
deflected which will Increase conveni-
bnce and decrease the likelihood oi
counterfetxnnriwmud. Economy, too.
enters into the plan.
The paper from which bills are
.made ts. very expensive. beingpaepar-)
led by an. elaborate secret
Under the new plan a sheet of this
paper will be cut into five. bills where'
now“: is cut into four. It is the same
sort of .homely economy which makes
holes 1n doughnuts and then males;
more doughnut: out o: the material
punched. tram the hole. ,
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ticket by pullingiover
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The above illustration showsrthe voter entering the booth. He
he holds in his right hantover to'the right until it clicks. He will now vote a
the Wu party lever on the left, which is the top love? until
curtain lever again and moves it back to the left. mm mm “d
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The M. megs applies to the yot‘er casting a straight Democraticballot.
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out, it is hoped to form a feasible!
plan for making bills of different de-
nominations ot dimerent sizes so that
a $2 note cannot be raised to a $20
or‘a $6 to a $60. by the clever fingers
of tho crook or the crooked fingers
or the clever. Changes in the engw“!
in: on thefface and back will add to
These changes in the form of paper
currency are undoubtedly desirable
but they won't interest the common
citizen very much. All hismoney «is
too Mort. :33 a. vale. and hb‘dtfloulty
does not lie so much. 1 bill
(tom one done .J'a
the Moulty of tampering or counJ
process. terteltlng.
Scientists now are “r |
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lines into music." If lie§PSltd3§E
Imind. we‘d just us l‘ef not see the
.faces that correspond to jazz. 7
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The present-day gold~hunter doesn't
,have to go to California or rAlaskan
He Just prOSpects around the ~nelgh~
borhood for buried booze.
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mix: Angles. you know—~where the
peop e anm ' ‘
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The income tax exemption for
chum-en is to be raised to $400.
That's twice 8.3 800d. but. still no
speciallenoouragement for large tam-
illes. ~ItTmeans. in practice a. rebate
or 816 pa- year per child, which is
about what. aisinsle man will pay for
a hat and a pair of shoes.
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One of the unfortunate things
about tho West Virginia, situauon a
tmfif'wmum 11‘0“!th '
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