Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 15, 1921 · page 8

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t':‘r.-. ru‘ently adapted by the Datum: :
iJn Govcrmnm.t for use in tc.1;l‘.i‘ng ;
stn‘e courses in home Cco'mmwn. i
The. nilitfinl and professional impor- ‘
tntict- or the lL-dl «liitln guefls nttmts .
EH dl'znil)‘ and s'nndin: nmnr: ccille- :
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\ r" 3'! V' : "in: students. Todny i
. F ALL the liuwlrnl. it lit.» law-Kl '9‘ 5,. rrdzs Show a total of (
l tuiuld manage it. gut will H‘- um ~.- ! . 4. ti which ‘about 73.000 1
, night and form a llll..lll“ ‘.. i'. :.~ r _ t: I . ,t l .- t lf—Z‘ll'ih'll‘llt‘i-iulzi Its oral? ,;
't'izti and Protective .\:13.l.tl'i|)tl~‘ i so 5 il‘ ;: in tn .. 1, Ill?" it Il-‘l3 6U)?” i
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't-nvclopcs to found a. great {Ul.ii~- n ) .. ' . t‘- ll t :1 .~' vzlu ::, ‘i 8- r\'i-'c.'_' rendered !
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Innd a kind or l‘ulit:.-r IVA-audit). m or inti t.. ‘I' Mr: Marv Brooks Pi ~ken. i
. Nnhcl Pcrtcc Prize to rev. :11 .uuzittnlly - \\’n-~irtu‘~: l--.:=titt:t~ of linnwszin llil’w‘ft‘r ti lnstt-u- is tho scsrcl i
the. greatest single nut-t: ti '(lli‘.1ii‘il Arts and Srtvt'ws ot‘ .‘cr'tnttft. I’:t.. Hf U1“ iil~7$’\li"'5 Rut 3-5. “VP-"5' P93” ’
it» the relief of suffrriniz il‘llllllg umr- hm: Ju-‘t t!»- 11“] a new mtilmn- Emmi clntr.tt'tcri:-li:~ of fame. allpt‘ifl' i
Ned mcn- tluliur liliii. muons of national :tncn. education. taste and environment 1
The". the Woman's immune of D.» «liztirctton attended tlw ('F‘Tf‘nlolllO‘i, is known to the institute for every t
t vstic Arts and Sen-now “null win intltrtlint: (‘mvrrnur Sprunl. of l'enn- student. The record or them in before i
.W-ur after yunr “'iiiltilt a (lism'cniing syluniv: Admiral Austin Ll. Knight. cvct'y instructor when grading Ieann s
vntc. Jr the l':.y:t.i .‘\‘::tt. 4 Navy; Miss Ncysu papers and answering letters. The
0! course. the ini tizimi'itm hostlnfl to .‘.l .‘it'ilL t!" magnum? artist. who re- sin-tent miles away 1- visualized like a .'
*trlp its gears when .‘lflii'VJ it) contom- l‘:‘?lil_\' Fiit‘Y‘J l'rosidt-nt Harding; girl in In via-“5 room. Inqltncimn.
tile-lo tho posdbility of .’l.:ly C')tté;i«ler- Mrs. Snizv .lanncs Farlllllllll, who did guidance and advicc nre fashioned to
ride number of mnrrivd men Lllippittg .1 but ur ilit' i'rt-sitlmt in clay; Dr. i‘tt hcr particular needs. 1
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K while they sympathize. ii is said. with :i treaty. A dclt‘gntion cmnposr‘i ot‘;
.llw nspit'ttiions ot' the Egyptians for ministers and headed by Adi? Veg“ Kl
{self-govtrnnnnt. tin-y do not rclioh‘ without an). rt'prescniution for 72:11:51.:
itho “WHEN! Ol' lhc poxsiblc cessation lonl and his followers. was uppninlmit
0f courts itllpilillg European law by the Sultan and procex-rlcd to Lon-
which. in the Dilz’i. has mount security tinn to arrange the trout): |
for their business and protection for: The Nationalists. it is d0t‘iilrl‘tl. with;
thcir families. ioppmw in overy “‘ll} um trvuty lll‘l :‘r.’
i All Americans in Pig) pl at pro-s: nt h) this tit-lc‘rnilttn. illl'l this that m - «it?
A l-njo} t‘rrt-tiom from taxation. lilt' ritrhl n rvnkul or party strife. Should 9h".
to ho Mind in l‘l'llllllllli t‘llSi‘S ivy tho doll-ration rvtllrn from tho (‘n:;"t‘x't-'a.--:
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iAilli‘l‘it'iln t‘onsnlar ('ottris :inti I‘V- dissatisfied. tho l-Zgyptinn tintm'» 'llzdlll:
\1 r‘VANDltIA Ifavpf Oct 1". :t'OlH'St‘ in t'i\'il actions to the hitch: t- may be unitml against thc [CllL’ilsll uni;
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Foreign “‘1‘“qu men in l-‘zvpt I”. ‘ tttotml .\li\..ul t curls tn “htoh :‘nlhrlnfl the days of 110(an and tnxrrtll. nu.) I; .
s‘tii‘faring qomt-wh-tt Mot-plum nights; n.” “I "Di"“-‘*‘""""i by threw Amt-rival! turn. in cilhvr tusr the iiusttzvcs cor...
l'ltPV‘LB '1. rcquit Of the ttnccrtnintv uttr ‘jmlgps‘ “-hil'. u". American “"l‘m-V inimunil)’ has misuivings. “~‘lwt‘inii\ “‘t
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rounding ”,0 mmuuuons ”0“. ”km“ 14:} in is. small :tmi Likes titrntttw 5in. tommutml hiltltiln‘h: is whim t:.,}
ltl'tcc in london bt-twct-n the ih-itiqn Vii" 0“ ””0““! ”1 WW" lmilitl'fi. Ii to hnvp ti lirightvr outlook utter two.
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ore 5n u- an: in .Eypimn lltl -' overnntt-nt ”Hm niwh ,m‘ m» ”w. D- . i } ~-. ,. , , o
trillion headed in' Adlv Yr‘tzen i'ushn. 'g. . I' Z I ' (mun: of H' "kwhuns .or ”1""
Hip prim" Minintvr 'i body Oppose-l rights and prtvlltgt-s its members now Judith-mu. is "3.x 1.. it... .”um”... “.91.“-
liy tht- Nationnllwtq 'lllil it‘d. lw R't'id NUO‘V "mm 'l'i‘imm‘n'wl mi “Him“ “0‘ '"
’/.n'u:hioul P'l‘lil‘l '1 Elton" titittit~«1tr- of Hwy“ 1”“ two Illlrilvs "mm“! H“. ”‘ii‘i'lillf‘il 1|”) “i llt‘l‘ lili"l"’§i5 11”" it”?
"home rule"> ‘ i . 5 ‘ .l 'I‘zi-‘Vi'ildll-E‘ lht- Nationalism lll‘lltlt'tl \‘ilt-Kt‘s "on the mud in ln-im " Mum.
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American and other iorcign com- h“ “M /lgi‘ “HI' I”, ”H” 'H ”5 '30“ .“h”" m" r""“~n ‘Oi"m"“ ”0“ h“
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mtrctnl. inlllklng' .ind shtpptnz lirms i‘l‘llllli'lt’ or Ruhr.“ PM“ I. i hr x! y 1 ll
. . . . ,. . ‘ ~‘ . ‘ . “ - ' ‘Ull .\ v\c \ztntrv wir prom-n: pyiyflonpq
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, first ti-‘miliutions with Lord .\itlnt~:'s(
(‘Ufl'illll.\‘ii0ll. 'l‘ht- Porciu'ti ”iii?" i”! .\l.\\\' I-‘.\l.l.lNi-‘ STARS
London llflfllinh‘lsi'li that thi- Mtlnt-t“ 'I‘HRHNTH. (mt. Hct. 15.—-~The
.- [Hills-ct. “which Ktt'll-‘IH ““““ t (‘l'l‘l‘llll .‘V-‘(W'llll'i'il Skil'fi. tilll‘lllc’ clcur nights
lights in Nl'il-i!il\l‘l'lllllt'l‘.i, in» i‘llliltlvl- l'ihis Autumn. llil‘.'(‘ lwvn streaked W'ith
“.11 in :l tV't-:tt\ 'ltfit'l‘tl “Win in !h"“lll unusually largo number of "filli-
. l'l’ifwi' {HM i‘-1~"_l‘i'4|“ uliftrnmvnts. int: stars." The display has hot! the
the Minimalism it'ltilt'tl that no lstl’liéllll: feature of showing sparks and
“011!) .ict'o-pt. ill" in th: pruplv would smoky or vapor m the trgils of ill?
lzv pusstl-h tittttl tn.tt‘lt;ti in“ “"18 "H’li‘OY‘S. ) :
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in I'llill'J lt\ ill" [N'ilpil‘ 'il llt'Q’OiililP'
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models. New cloths. Costs
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SEASONS.

BOSTON. Oct. 15.——The signing of
”“th Duffy as manager of the Boston
Americans for two more years was
announced at headquarters of the club
yesterday. He has been manager of
the Red Sex for one year.

Tilillll. §_ .
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PRAISED FOR BRAVERY

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

Again by Lydia E. Pinkham’s i
7i Vegetable Compound i
i
. - her back and in her ‘

sides, herback would

. daughter recommen—

,~ tied Lydia E. Pink

A. Mother Tells How Her l
Daughter Was Made Weilt
. Philadelphia. Fm— “At the age of
Sixteen mv daughter was having trouble
:4? .. H. ‘ _ every month. She
1 ‘ “I had bad pains across
‘ 1; pain her so that she i
$1“ ‘_ could nondoher work
. ,3’ and would have to lie
f": down. My married
ham‘s V’egetabiel
CogtpgugtflanyShes
. too it ai andf
.. , L..__~.._ _. , ‘ is now regular and.
‘1 l. .. no pain. Wegecgnmcrd the Veg-

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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: hour; to Come to the top. will rise
f \viicn currlcd out to 50:1.

fin-fore tho lllit‘rtViI‘HIK’ is serving htt-

i milkt’s this pregmtnt comment on the
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feminine gender. writes Rosalie Neish .
in the London Standard. It is, worth.
cu who are supposed to take=aW81.
characters. start rumors, and tear rep. .
ttthtions into shreds? It may be true
that women like talking about one
another, and sometimes not over 800(1‘ I
naturedly. but are men entirely'free
[mm the gossip habit? i

What about the club? Are the 5“? i
jects .alwnys serious, and do DOt Der-i
sonaliiics form a large part of the

conversation? I know a 1:003 many:

club men. and I 3have often heard;
with tnnnzement what they have said j

about one another. i

There: was a time when mcn were

supposed no‘~ only to condemn but ac-i

ttznlly to dislike a cup of afternoon;
tea. Perhaps there was a time when
tncn did not gossip, and the [on and
the talk have become popular togeth-
cr.

Herc were really some choice bits
of gossip! If. howerer. you do not
believe that mcn gossip nowadays.
ask one in to ten—we will say it bar—
rister. for example. legin in praise.
one or ttvo K. (X’s and some of the.
Judges“ and see what he will say-
:ihout them; or ask :1 [Hill’ili'llln what
he thinks of another politit‘ilm. 0" a
r‘nldicr what he. thinks of some of the
ct‘ncmls—fi'ou can apply this test to
all the trades and Iirtii‘r»s.~:itin3.

 

 

SALT WATER MORE BUOYANT

Fact That is Well Known to Mariner-
May 80 News to Some of 09.-
Readers.

 

 

A hOy dropped a ball into a small 1

hole and could not gt‘i it out, so hr
poured water into the hole. thinking the
bull n ouid float to the surface. As the
hull was slightly heavier than the wa-
ter it remained on the. bottom. Then
the [my thought of mixing Sillt with the
wntor. since he knew suit wntcr would
limit heavier objects than {rcsh water
would. He tried this and was rcward‘
ed with the floating bull.

’l‘hie purticular fact is demonstrated
at the mouths of rivers. Objects roll-
in; along the bottom of a river. too

The rule also
applies in boats. A ship with a cargo
on the sea will .ink sometimes a foot
or two nil cntcring n frvxh water port.
it she lt-avcs the port nith her cargo.
she will rise on (‘fllt‘l’lilg the occan.
For that reason a ship may be loaded
apparently too heavily at a pier and
still [)9 :1” right on the waves,

in building a dam. the fuel of salt
water's being heavier than fresh must
he rentcmherwlx—Kunsns (‘ity Star.

 

They Serve Humanity.
The than or woman mm sits all day

tnnnity m: truly n< did any soldier in
tlic‘trcneh. An article in Tho American
llny t-ntlth-d “Sixteen-Cylinder “yes"

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a: ., . . , ._ . . - . ’ no ' - . , .
dushn.-. - .tooz for Greatest [Vamcm s C0112..- L J ; "‘¥§‘.‘.33:.,Tf.‘ 113333.. Hggfsgp’ ,
' English Feminine Writer. \ i .
The row millicn-dollsr building at 933 {— — ‘a}.{' ;3 From time immemoriai the word ‘ , - - ,
the \‘Joman‘s institute of DomcS- .-_fl ' ”" "'"‘ gossip has been associated with the

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The quall'ty of Standard
standardized and

in
“'ith all its improvnmwnts. it has
convenient as one tun tit'xi
certainly pionxfng in look ll]

You can make no mistake in 3

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Federal Troops to
Leave Coal Fields

CHARLESTON. W. Van Oct 14.—
li‘odcrnl troops on duty in tho West
Virginia. coal fields. recently the scene
of disorders along the Logan-B00ne
R‘ounty border will be withdrawn pro-
bably within the tht month. accord-
ing to Adjutant-General John S.
Chat-hock. who announced yesterday
that he expected the \Vest Virginia.
Guard would be completely equippml
and organized by that time.

 

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ISEEKING CREW OF-SCHOONER.

 

SIDNEY. N. 8.. Oct. 14. —~ Cin
Breton police today were seeking the
crew of the nine-ton Boston schooner
Vagrant. who escaped when thi> vcs»
Eel and its $15,000 liquor cargo were
seized at (‘abarus Harbor by Prohibi-
tion Officer Bragg.

Tho liquor was reporteid to have
been the property of a supercargo. who

 

"St‘it'nro and the mlcrosmpc arc
“iiii‘ily concerned now with the altera-
ti-m of tho serum of the human blood
that renders a.pt‘rS-ln immune from
disease and the discovery and isolation
”1' 29min of other dim-380.»; as yet undis‘
COVt‘t‘Ptl. All over the world there are
men and women engaged in this re-
search work in thousands of labora-
tories. Day after day they sit before
their microscopes hoping to trace some
sly micmbes to their lttirs and make
their extermination possible. Through
this wouderful lnstrumcnt humanity
has been freed from untold misery and
an lnculcuhtbie number of deaths and
through its revolutions of the future
may come untit‘cntncd of secrets con~
earning the wry nature of matter and
even life itself.

\ in a Case Like That.

family that moved recently in it
n v home on Prospect avenue. well
out‘soutlt. was visited at 0110-" by a
budding young merchant. lie pm
sonied himself at the kin-hon. :1 little
fellow, one dirty hand continually
taking a pencil from behind an ear
and then replacing it.

“Want in mi..- milk from us?" he
illqilll’t‘tl. sure tintt m‘t'ryone knew
“us.“ Tho hwttw‘n‘it‘o said Shfi didn't
mind. um t‘:ill‘tt‘ :i scrubby pad of
impt‘t'. whit-h “'lls handed over. Vt’iih
:1 rt'tlllt'r‘i.‘

“Sign more."

"when can we have milk?" the
lmuwuli'e inquired, with an eye to
umltin: piling on the next meal.

“Well.” said the young merchant,
desiring to be specific. “just morn-
ing and evening. ’cause that's the only
time our cows give it."—Kansas City
Star. * -‘

 

Trouble;

If you cannot get rid of your
troubles you can try being stronger
than they are; you are not bound to
live under their tyranny. .3er are a
cowardly throng for titt- must ptu‘t.
li‘cur them. and they will crush you.
Try to run away from them, and they
will overtake you. Face them. and
tilt-3V edit cotter and cvmrautsh.

 

«hipmeat to a point 0g the New Jersey

fled with the crew. he police Eaid had
been put on the vessel at St. Pierre for

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CUT THIS OFT—IT IS “'ORTH
MONEY

Cut out this hlip enclose with So
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2535 Shef-
field Ave.. Chicago. Ill.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
taining Foley‘s Honey and Tar Com-
pound for coughs. colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments; and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome
and thoroughly clcunsing cathartic
for constipation. hiliousncss. head-
aches. and sluggish bowels—$011301:-
Powcil Corp.

 

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owners

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THE CRANDALL—JOHNSON COMPANY.

Danae BROTHERS
MOTOR CARS

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ARE. Vou some
THAT VOU’RE.

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DOWN TO THE
CORNER GROCERY
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Alvin S. Page being rttnzrzttulaied by 91‘"?qu ’ " . brings him- from theoutm‘ 2w. ‘0 the
Postmaster General Hays on the part Stbindmgand‘ypmifitfinzhcm- inner, and ”that! aim: mining and
he took in the Fcri wot-m mail (.35.,PS‘54131‘331150fl9n With wet {99% 70:5" pow to work greater mischief than

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