,OCT. 18, 1921
“Mi 31011
1113 ANI] ,
IIIss IN RUSSIA
“$411.5 struggle 10-NCO\81<
«non Iiltv ovorshawdows all
InsiIlcrations and 1's the one
icl‘r is commanding the at-
- hiss-inns of'ail parties and’
'cntlon of the Bolshevists
"and mnmil‘actuIcIl articles
honrdcd has betn justified
: extent by the sudden up-
on the markets of nearly
foodstuffs and notions.
" “is and small shops opt-II—
'21th the declaration of
domestic commerse
, ll'v"."|1l. nulls. toilt-t ar-
OQ‘N. Killiit'li milk, Aus-
,'bI-I~[. English liottlcrl
'Il caviar. slm‘ui‘. cheese.
acuits and various house-
" and furniture lilatit' their
suddenly.
so high that only the
, ('ttilll grow in Russia. to.
- ' l‘hlt'liSiVViY. ml the
‘ 0 such :1 iii» 11' business
hmist I'IIIiIn :Ihout
"I g of mom 1' forcign as
.11. is also supportul to‘
L, ('.\l('llf.
,I‘ps have not opcnml \'2
1hr center of Mosvon' an'l
'Itlu's, SilOt'li'Ht’litl'S and
V 11- chiefly continI-Il their
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‘ s As lili' \\'I I ks IIt' I‘I'IIII
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ii\ IIIq
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position and
.III II'II I'thut Sov—
II..I\\ nIII-n tlir» mnr-
I- I IIII (\t III diuwing goo. is
I.iI .IIIIi ttlniiSC: dim: them.
FOl liII
“orst famine Centers
.0114» 'i'lII- Associ '1th1 Press
I1 III <:1\\'l111ng'1\' refugees
thin sight of mmkt ts win I“
t. and :Ill suits of food “"0115
I meat quantities I‘or silo
l. rely beyond the much of
ussiun lie-zisnlil.
srizc thI Tomi (”Hi
' th. I lit I1 ~1mndc 1L
j’ial ngr-IIIII “ho \\ Is
,In I IIOIIQII torn] III guy-‘2
scant) IIItiI‘In.
‘ Innkt- l‘ooIi sun'-
01' I'ImliI-Il. “it would
' ‘ l‘ndcr tho I'I21'iscd
"-""mr1rkcts with their
ening. Salaries are sinful and the scale.
is so varied that it is impossible to
learn phat the standard is. But, em-
ployes work [01' food tether than.
money. One woman clerk in the For-
.eign Otlice told the correspondent that
she received" 4,000 rubies a month. A
soldier emplmed as guard at o gov-
eminent guest house.- says his wage- is
only 1, 000 rubles :1 month. with an al-
lowuhcc of one pound. of black bread,
two lumps of sugar and a limited
2. .1. t. 18. (By the. Staff amount or rice and cassia, or rough
41.1 of Tim Aesociatedimcal made from millet and used by
Ilia. Russians as a sort 0: breakfast,
food With bread selling at prices
ranging from 3 000 to 7.000 rubles :1
pound. according’fi) quality. these sal-
aries are ridiculous.
\Vorkmcn in. some of the automo:
Ihilc factories are re» ported to receive
'from 1 00110110 to 1. 500900 rubles a
month. hthcrs are paid less papcr
money and reccix'c perquisites in the
way of manufactured products, food,
ll‘('lli. I-tc. So. in all the. 1111120 or tig-
lUl‘t'S. it is impossible to reach any
’I1\'(-r:1I'.':I,- wagc or sum 1‘)”.
fares must he paid on railways and
street cars. Charms arc-also to he
made for light. (pit-phones. telegrapn
and postage. l2‘rcI2 112111 is also disap-
pI-zirinx.r and renters 311- to he requ1r~
I~l to kccp up rI-pziiis at their own ox.
pt‘llsf‘ umlcr thI2 direction of house
(ommittrrs,
'I‘hcsu (-lIIIIgI's Inc incrf‘aSian the
‘lirfiollltips of pI-I'sons without incomes
and rowing: gr-nth- folks into the street
rcmnining furs,
j{\\'l]l‘\', silicrwnrc‘. china. linen and
(Joining. llowcw-r. most;o£ the old—
timc mistocmm has long ago lent-no.1
Ilm mus or tmdc and it is not the
lII'IIIlship it oncc was to stand in tho
Silt'Ols and barter 1111:15' one' 5 personal
effects.
Many of the former members of
leisure classes have taken very natur<
3111 to I hanged conditions and gone in
fm trntlinn‘ on :1 strict)‘ commetciil
husis. ’l‘hr- 0115 two rcstaumnts ir-
Ziloscow where satisfactory mt-Iils 41n-
srrchl arc staffed by cultured women
who spcuk German and French (1.:
fluently :15 Russian and receive Ilintrs
with all the courtesy found in better-
class drawing rooms: The 111:1nIIIzI-r or
one of these I'I-stnurnnts is the WWII 01’
:In oft'IIzcr’high in the nolshcvist. R.2Ii
army who was formcrly‘n colonel in
thc I1111211I11'iril :11'1115'. liI-r hushnnti‘s
salary is wholly inmlI-quutc to suppmt
l'I'cI two IlII‘lIlIIn and mind patents. so
she \\(l1k(‘ti tor the E0\"'{l‘l’llllf|li until
the ll‘ \\ (Ionomic polim made it 110:4-
s'lIlc. for her to t1"21t(I business of :1
more ternuncrntivc sort.
Krnssinc and other economic experts
who urn working out. the new trad--
Inukt-
Incl.
tions
which. is
They a
Canadian
ducts.
“That's
i
economic P111"-
1plit- 5 hack 11111111 I I)\'- poli(‘\
to- 110 would not «w Its
nsv-Iiutntlx they “011M gum. in
and wholesalers are
it pliin that hath retail-
{rec in .211~
domestic trzrvlc without gov-
I tlII goi'cmnitnt 1:1-
Irnml- nt into rfI 1mm»
cents.
.06625 cents.
broken-doom railways make it impos-
able to assemble raw materials speed—
my. Coma-111152 it is difficult to un,
dermasmcoptimism ct Bolshevist
holders who say they beliexe England
will supply
shut—11y «wit? the great tea
Vghen “the
Krassnne it he thought. Russia's repu-
diation of foreign debts and confisca-
tion of the property of foreigners in
Russia would be much encouragement. otfiocth Troy
to capitalists or foreign governments
to make loans to the Soviet gavel-m,
ment, he replied:
revolutions!"
“It dld’nt happen in Germanv."
"But Germany didn't really have a and the uni color-.11 autumn
revolution." Krassine retorted. ‘
GERMAN MARKS Go LOWER.
NEW YORK, Oct.-
marks, continuing to make new low
.records, were approaching a half cent
each in value today. Preliminary quo-
tations were approaching .064 to .055
Saturday's closing price Was
8. But. such .
slow and uncertain and {1115
,Russian market: \ery
rdeni‘ng London dealers. y
null . 2 optimistic about . . \
r1 flee. American and .
0 r0- ‘ wnsn-IELII 1",L Oct. 18. ——Wea'-
grain and other t ed 11 mar conditions Unprecedented within
asked the mentor? or the 0111881" inhabitant
have prevailed in ”118 border country
for sefierai weeks- LEO" 0f rain has
correspondent
NuWDOI‘t. Barton and
Coventry and Stuustead. across the
main line. 115C or electric power
My. been abandollEfd because of the
happens ;in umrlagr September Passed
i ‘ 111 t frost.
The drought has aflected the trees
what always
have withered (In the branches, Squib
rcls, lacking 1‘12" usual supply of ma4
pie seeds. hang; “bout the houses and
11491111“ whenever a dour is opened Scampcr
inside for food
In 509“ ml to“ 113 the Water supp],
has become so 10“ that it has been
condemned tor drinking punmm and
firemen art OiliiL’td to depend upon ,
. «BOSTON
' in the freshmen clams at. the College
iii Liberal Arts and the College of
\ - ’ Shcmtarial Science of Boston 1‘ niver-
surplus- L 21" _: 139$; . . _-
[the lakes or 11911113 when called upon
to fight fires. ‘
‘ gunners mrit 151.com. Pistons ‘
Oct. ~18. ~Young women
, appearedjn. c’lass: -ropms {or three
dayaat the opening of the school \‘ear
with their. hair in curl- -papers._ The
sophomores laid doivn the rules; tie
Emshmen obeved them.
Other requirements were that the
freshmen wear aprons abd‘hare cards
tied about their. necks with green rib- ;
us that they were fresh-
embed brooks to dry and in the towiah Sen. 21131.3:an Downer.
mirrors should be used in school dur-
ing- the initiation. (155‘s. ’ 1
LATVIA HAS TERIJE “'ARSEIPS.
LONDON; Oct. 18. ——2Having decided
that it must have some warships to
protect its long coastline and prevent
19*“ 9‘ smuggling, the Ilttel Baltic state of Lu-
tvia has put into commission a fleet
“of three armed tugboats.
In addition to this "armada."
has also decided to have a flagship for
it and has raised and renovated an
old German guardship sunk in Lot-
vian. waters in 1917.
Adm in the Sentinel '
rouge or
II fie. true flaw In: i th act! ..
W o o e pied y
the:hr¢at
unique flatten; hastwim for .- i.
of anydca in Agitation, . a"
'slr‘e
4%
Taste is a m‘étter o
tobacco quality
\‘Ve state it as our honest; belief
that the tobaccos used in Chester-
field are of finer quality (and 1
hence of better taste) than in amr
other cigarette at the price. .
Liggctt & Myers Tobacco Co.
NORWALK GENERAL
HOSPITAL
EMERGENCY APPEAL FOR $75,000
. October, 9 to November 6, 1921
Three Weeksof- Publicity, October 9 to October 30
" One Week of Solicitation, October 30 to November 6
Mr. C. B Stravcr. campaign secretary, will be at the
Hospital during the campaign, and on behalf of the (in-$013,
will nelcome inquiries or suggestions at any time by letter,
telephone or personal call V oiuuteers are needed for
Solicitation week.- ‘-
Telephone Norwalk 42.
a
Howe-12.1” rill
I thI- situation \1"015‘1 . prmtinz and importing are to ‘i'('
‘Il IIIIIIIIII‘III-IIII'o-Ii:'1Iti- through ¢'n\(1nnu 111 channels and. :15,
l' H‘I'W‘li 10""1ill 101‘ 10'"! the Q'MIIIIIIIrnl is not inclined to (2).-
= : Ilwii \llilpiits Into prnIi l;-‘ugc sums of Inoncy for p11”-
Illl'ti ll “hit“ '111 c'nisrs :IlIIonIl it is difficult to stri-
.I.;I., 'll' food is \1111'11‘ Russian mcrchnnts are to not
I‘m :11 (lliil‘iI‘S after the small stocks
“huh l11\‘<'- M1111 uncovered are no
lznnitgtl
i tzissiiic hopes to gI-t foreign “9..
Ilils “110111111 :1 (misortium w-hiIh “iii
cmxlilo Russia to lIu_\ on long time or
in I'xclIIIIIxI' I-Iiw unite-rials for 111111111-
iII Ilm \t'fil‘S’f‘lliix’ill
II In Iit'l who illll‘t
at ImIlr-I‘ tliI» Sox'-
.11fI-j.o x; 0!" lilf‘
ti‘i\ II\i'I'sl;1fl‘I'It
E »i!II»Iisi~'IiI:1l'-
I _._.
=3 Say the Same Thing
':~"I Bread i ever
RIGHT TO THE
me feel ‘oUp’
13'
LAT
. EVERYBC‘DY ['5
WHITE
-1173:
iiiiiii'” tiii ii: i .
Che sterile:
CIGARETTES «i - '
of Turkish and Domestic tom—blender:
Bemg Eaten 'Morev_ and ”More In
the Umted States Today
’And that. IS one great reason Why people 3 healthsis better than it
used to be. White Rose Bread' 15 one of the simplest, most natural,
nourishing and mexpenswe foods m theworld.
g. %
THOSE" ‘f’S need it to keep their llEi‘i’f‘S'QE‘i‘fiiig i
am: trik. ‘ ..
. THE- ' ‘ ’ ” 210 areon the: hem)I jobs need it. to keep.
th- I: ‘ 11-"ng and their health perfect.
THE ‘ . :3 GIRLS need it because no food» in the world.
WEI 3.32.1: é}: grow so fast, and keep so well.
MAD‘I; ' - :E OF THE FINEST, MODERN SANITARY
f: -‘-KERIES IN THE COUNTRY.
' reasonablv p1 iced
1...?
Attractlve Draperies .1.
. 5 Did 50.11 eier stop to think that no matter itch Ending:-
“future or how expcneiI-I: the furnishings are you put intoa m:
your home is not completel: furnished until you base Mg 1 4
draperies. t
2 looks 0 your win—
Attractive draperies not Only add to the
dows but set oil ex ernhiug in the room. Our line oi Quaker Cralt.
Swim and Net Curtains is most complete.
Cre‘. onnes Sun
Also our line of 5ard goods: Poplin Repps
last llamas, etc., “e hate in atttactire patterns and colorinzs.
A house is on!) a building. but a WI-li furnished house is a.
home This is the timc of the war to diess it up
Angevme Furmture Co.
16 North Main Street
Your Family
Rese’Brea,;
OMEN in oflices and store; 4 2':
5.1 ii I a. keep
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Norwalk Chronicler