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31A90NIG DIRECTORY
A Stat-ed Communicaion of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. AL,
”will be held at its rooms Tuesday
Evening. Nov. lst. 1921. at :1 o‘clock.
\‘Vork i-‘cllow Crofts degree.
All lestr‘l‘ Masons cordially
{maternally invitr'd. -
Frat-i-i‘nally yours
EDISON 'l‘. HARRIS. \\'. )l'.
and
Attest:
liillllili'l‘ )l‘.
Secretary.
, ,
Butler Chapter 1\o.. ‘
meets in Masonic, 'leniplc. South
Kain stzut. '_'nd and 4th .luos-
fiavs of each month at 8 oclock
Duly and Ax "lSl exccptcd. All It'A.
Has-'11s cur llv and fraternally in—
d. - .
we (‘LAR I'IXCE A. BRO‘\ .\1
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F' 5‘ L\0'\' smutar)‘. Itit which many attempts have been
W’” mach- witlrvarying degrees of suc—
n'lA‘d; H‘s” litl's‘i'l'l‘lln l't‘SF. lt v.15 a foregone conclusion;
1. ..~ V111“.- 1l;. 1 avg; 3H t 'l that tln problem would be solved
. 2‘. 11 r1.1:'1_-1 11w pul)!i1"pl"“ sooner or later. 2
_. F1415: 16 1. A“ k5 0{ “l“. The pro- regs made in the short life
‘ ...1~.-l. (1-1121: h:- thv .\‘orwzuii of aerial navigation indicates that.
(.1... ; llwspita‘l 11nd of the lllltl'ni'izll
' 1210 prom-unliine. In todttv s
ittids L1. . t}
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1111-1li‘11l' 11-:11.\ whiCh sun..gpg:‘1inl_\ the occasional Catastrophe will occur in wiulcss apprnl from the
condition \\ 111th has promptml the ef—
ln- int." 11111110 to “use funds.
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estimut-s the Value o'.‘ 1-. hospituldo1 :11
c.1111::11:ni1;.. l: we 11:11] no such 1hr]..-
Ihllm: \\":1t won‘t-l he done With :1
r 1- Ul‘ itill'm‘lulmtt-s 1.1":
i1; and surgical care. . l‘hn.
illkllli all-1n is being bandit-d? grits-tut -
1:‘1\:lt tl2.- lawsuit time. it lln- 11-,- --
. ~ -1.2_ 1-1 lw :1itz‘aincvl funds '1:~
1'. to unzip and maintain ti 1:
~is an lip-to-dzltc niutth‘. l1
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10!: 1- 1'12‘11 your hack on a hospital
H--. -— 0
AHMESTECIC DAY f
I'.1i'.'121:~:1l approval may hc‘ expect-
u. for tie President‘s announced
pnrtmst- (11' proclniinil‘ag «Al‘mlsllt't'
Lilli LUZ; national Eiulidu)‘. Tllt- l’\"l‘.t
41.21 mmorutwl is worth)" of thi‘
in,” it \\'z\.< ":’-;‘.ll,\‘ on that (1213.
‘.L.': 1!: warring nations restvd on
{'2 11:2 224111.»: 151:1: the war ended. ruth—
1-1 lE.-;1 1111 any lintt' fixed by subs-‘-
1.11.11: .1113 :1! Versaillfs or \Vushlng—
. .
“is-1112x1127 ll. ltlls. was the first big
1‘lt'l'l‘ullul: grunlllu out of the “or
.'- at it “us nil lit-2 lnltel' because it
‘A is Sillllllilllt‘iillb‘ and unorganized.
it til?! i113 \\'t‘ll ii‘. on the same date
.‘lllS war. the pvople ot‘ the Enited
b 1112; 111ml the other In- lligerént
1 umltrirs 1-:111 i't-c:1ll the tenor of
{hut first thanksgiving. and consider
nut-w the resolution that was then
:mem in every niind—-tlie \xar. once
i111. should re main ended.
ll 15 :1 {01111119 to co incidence that
tl 1 disarmament conference is to 115-!
:2 xni~1~_- in \Vashington on that some“
on: As far as the Administration is
is really more than a
it is a calculated com-
(‘1Il1l‘-'l‘ll('tl. it
(--1-ll:t‘l1i£'l‘.t"(‘2
innntion. 'l‘l1c I’rcsident. however.
properly chooses to emphasize the
lls‘tnl‘lt‘ cvrnt rather than the new
111.211.1-21' just llt‘g'll‘llllll".
.\1' 2Z‘l{!l(l\\’ll American soldier will
1.». buried. with full martial honors.
i1 Alli"2tfin Cemetery. and there.
.111111‘. 112. acres of soldier graves. the
President will deliver a memorial ad-
(1 rcss. After such an impressive cer-
(11101131 surely the disarmament dele-
gates will take up their task in a.
spirit. or fitting solcmnity. with a dc-
it-rmination to accomplish whatever
the Versailles conference left undone
that is humanly pOS-sible. in order to;
(‘uSé‘ the nations' war burdens and
promote peace.
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.A BIDDEST JOB-HIT‘S’I'ER
In the situations-wanted column of
2 weekly publication the following
ad recently appeared:
“Opt-n for engagement. Now em—
ployed. Expert in Americanization
Naturalization rent and real estate
.1-rol1lems and fak- 5. men‘s women'.s
l-o3s’ and girls' clubs \"eterans or-
gmizations. boy scouts. playgiounds
community progress and all other so-
cial work that goes with community
service. Organizer developer of
theoretical ideas (if capable of de-
velopment.) Long experience, many
references (public and private). Mu—'
mt-ipnl service desired. but other
work acceptable if broad Enough to
. .1119 efi‘orts worth while.
Virtues may sometimes become‘
1101‘s it carried to extremes or exer-
1 :su. at the wrong time and place.
-1 11.111113 the advertiser quoted has
l-ccn too humble and modest in the
1- :st. His light has been so conceal.-
rl under a bushel or other deVice
that 11111113 of us have. never heard of
him and do not now recognize him
110111 the above Inscription. It is
ligli time he came out in the open
and otter-ed his services to a sufifer—
ing nation. There is hardl3 a com-
.xnunit} great or small, in whatever
learner of the globe, which does not
need just such an expert to straigh-1~
ten out its many problems.
Any indn 1du¢1l organization
paragon should .
ALMANAG FOR
l
United States Foreign Trade Policy
Should Bo Live and Let; Live
' " By FRANK A. VANDEELIP, New York Financier
pointed guardian 03 or her. aviil 9x4
plodéb by itself.
port tlade is vital to tl lcm.
vital.
floll" a.
' duction costs. It is up to us to meet German efficiency with equal or'
greater efficiency, not for the purpose of killing of German foreign trade,
.5 .
but 51m 11; to maintain our position. g
01113101918111 trade polict should be live and let live, recognizing that
in the case of both li ngland and 2,.German‘v their existence as great nations
do inls upon their abilit3 to export: great quantities of goods. Their ex.
P9 ll itli us foreign trade is important: but: not:
There had lccn dcxclopcd over a period of manv rears a machine of
the greatest intrimiy and delicacy for the exchange of goods among na-
'11}: our smashed this machine in 0 bits.
great intolligcncc and mudi patience to put it together again.
STABILIZERS
the practical stabilizer for air—
planes has been perfected at last by
.. l'lench engineer. according to ad-
\ir'cs from Paris. .
The device is described as light in
weight, and holding the plane so
sir-mix that the pilot can leave his
post while flying. without the plane
1 itht—l‘ tipping or, losing,r direction.
Night flying and _ navigation in
storms. clouds' and fogs are made
much safer.
This is an improvement in aviation
it is only a question or a little time-
until transportation by air will he as
safe as sea or land traxcl. ”1113;1111I
remind mankind that human knowl-
edge and skill can nexci quite con—
quer the forces of the universe.
1 So God rouses man's brain with the.
|his plucc'in the grant ranks of Amer- ,
:thought of all that
lish.
the
he ran accomp-
3'ct keeps his heart humble with
things he cannot.
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RAILS l)0\\'.\'
1' There is an element of chetr in the
‘ruilroad situation, having nothing at
can reasonably tuwct until the big
war costs have been paid.
The railroads use ordinarily
2. one. one tons of rails a vear. They 7
need more than that now because
they have not kept up their tracks.
As soon as the labor trouble is set-
tlcd. big orders may he expected
“1th a revival of steel activity.
It is a llnc cx-’
‘ ample ofdivine stabilization.
GREET AEEIEI]
fiENERAElSSlMfl
Ni')\\' 3 DHK.
Oct. 28.—-General
Pershing today “on illiOll‘K!‘ victory.
VTimc was the \auquisl'red. Racing
into port on the linci George Vi'ash-
inztnn the 11.111.1- r '01 Am: rica 5 forms
in the \V‘orld \Var. reached Quaran-
ltlne- about ‘11 o'clock. in ample time
'to gret-t Marshal lA‘och. when the al-
lied gcncrzzlissimo should follow him
into the harbor on the steamship
Paris. escorted by American destroy-
ers and smlplunvs.
It was due to the cx-sorvicc men in
the tircroom of the George \K‘ashlng—
ton thathcncrnl Pershing was able
to get back in timcr. lttsponding to u
Ame rican
1.1311011 tlit tlxtroom iotccs raised ad-
(lilinn pounds of stc- :.1m
After lecehinz an official welcome
at Qliarnnlilic. Genera} Pershing took
what
gray—gliaircrl
( :1 1'! 3‘
t h c
icons who had risrn
pay their tribute to
‘mzin who had lc1l
ito victory in the
all time.
The Paris was not
rlvc until 1 o‘clock.
{It‘t'zllr‘st st wiggle or
expected to ar-
Awaltiug her 111
an to do with the labor controveraxg Quarantine was The: Navy cutter Vigi-
It is rails. The l'uitcd Stan-s Steel lnnt. with :1 11111111 of nomhles: who
Colmrfllimx has reduced thorn in $40 wcrc to cscorc the marshal to 'Buttm'y
3.- ton. f 'f‘ark and tllG-llt'r to City Hall to re—
; units is l1i£ iimvs, for rnils an» runnccivc 1111 official wclcomc from the City
Q'iamcmal. 11ml have hccn 111.211. 01' NOW York lir'fm'c wort-Min: to tho
:llwir average price three 3031's ago I‘vnnsylvania station on 'his'2wa3' in
siras $57 a ton. lle-l'nre the war they Vi‘ashington.
‘_:wcragcd 3‘18. The new rate. there- .1
i‘orc 1111111125" the-1n down to 43 pct"
(x-rzt almvc the hrtuwar ln‘ico‘. 'l‘hat. “FIRE" PLACE ‘ 3‘ " "
is about as low as commodities in.
11111111111 haw- l'ullcn. and as low as FIXTURES”
they are likely to fall for some time. '
Othex important steel products hail Andirons
111—1 .1d\ been dollaled. Thus the steel Tongs
industiy as :1. “halt. w hich logged ho—
hind some other industries in price screens
reconstruction. m113 lu- said to have ' Wood Baskets 1"
got back to normnlw-not the old nor- 2
ma]. but the new post- 11:11 normal 'Be'flows
that is about. as mud) as ntl3'bi)d3
Gas Logs, etc.
Coal Grates
ANGEVINE
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The Best Salesman. a Classified Ad.
GENERAL ORDERS
It will require time,
likUImJHW soldic‘srs.
PE’kIsG Qcth. 95~T11e
newspaper: 'l‘a. Chun Shang Pao. be—
! ‘ The 1013; necessitv of her situati on n 111 compel Germany to organi..e lieves that; with Cixfil strife upsetting“
1
her it dustiies on the most efficient pOSSlble basis 2Wl1ieh means 10W pro- the countr3. Chum can hope for ht"
.tle benefit from the Pacific Confer-.
Sympathy is something that most
generalh can be found in the dic-
tionery. It a. fellow has a tale 01 woe
to tell.2hc can most alums rind some
interested listeners. who will ‘ hear
what he has to say then snicker in
their sleeve after its all over. Some
people like to tell their troubles to the
world. and seem to take thetutmost
delight in telling how’horribly they
have been treated. What good it does
{them to leave themselves open to a
1quer3 as to what they had done to de-
serve such treatment is sometimes be-
yond comprehension.
All the. above leads to the state-
ments made. by the colored «roman
}3\ 110 reported to the police 111 Bridge-
port one time that her fellow had
grown jealous of her and had used he:
lsomcwhat after the fashion of a. mop.
She had “done him dirt" to use the ex-
IleSSlon prev alcut among’negroes; and
he 11.1.1] found her out He reproachtéd
hrr thrcupon she defied him and he
losing his head used his hands instead
of his tongue and wiped up the street
with her. She tossed about. on the
siietcher at the hospital and- said
“Mali Gawd how that man does iovc2
me Iffen he didn' t he wouldn' t a beat
me up. but maybe he don't lme mt.
enough Ah noticed he pulled his
punches towards the last " -
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'_ Continuation of the Queer Idea ser
ie‘s brings us to thése:—-—-
That all Scotchmen are passionate-
ly fond of whiskey.
; That all you need is geod looks to
get on in the movies.
i That all vilians have waxed mus-2
tach‘es and smolie 'cig'are'ttes. and
laugh asthmaticall}, a la. “Hart Karl!
Harll!" when they are up to that?
dirty work.
Now that Professo Ft déri'ck Stair
has stated most emphatically that
there are no pret 2
too. early one morning whilethe dear
poung things were on their way to
High school. One. said. “Gee. I read
a swcll thing last night." “\‘Vhat it
was?“ was the query of the other. “It
was a book called "Le Cid. "’ and it
'was great.“ Gosh. did ‘30u like that. I
saw Jacky Coogan and Charlie Chan-
lin in it at the Palace but I didnt
think much of it. "
—.O— ,
Onccf‘when we went to school we
were given that poem to recite that
started off "Backward. 0 Time. turn
back in thy flight." “'e mumble'd and
muttered our way through it. but the
next ’day we were a little laite and
1 n1a3be we didnt. repeat that poem
with hope, .
-—o—- , .
It’s noticeable that. when 2 a man
says he is too tired to go to an enter—
tainment at night, that there is one or
thiee things the matter: Either he. is
telling the truth, he is getting old-or
it isn't what he calls entertainment.
——-o._.
' From what we: lime seen of smile of
the girls in Yorwalk. 1113.3 be the. reason
to blush about.
- ‘2wa ‘: 1.
Our idea. of a soft job is hat ,1 0'
Frank “Abbott’s. He is cheer’le‘adér
for the Norwalk High. At the Fair
no occasion for cheerifig Perl) us
Frank didn't realize it but whe he
hung? by his hands from the glint}?
his white flannel trousers and
the reason the three girls said 1:
him as we did.
‘7 :_ :.
Rudolph Cibere has predicted the
‘result of the2,fo0tball game.
{gnosttioation
ir. horrified voices? They stood béhind
06:69».
a:
; field gaméwn Thursday afternoon 11 s "
chief. occupant se'em'ed to be display ‘.
ing his athletic2'2 prowess. There fwas -
0’5““
:w»
.,
91106.
”The Ministm of Foreign Afl'airs
has just established an imesti‘gatibn’
bureau for the purpose of gathering-
materials records and other docu-
ments to be used at the Pacific cor-1-5
ference in connection with
case.‘ ’sa3s that paper.
“\Ve' believe .this can do little tour-
ard attaining our object. for so long
as China lacks the power essential to
China‘s
success foreign powers will continue;
to look down upon her and treat} her
as an interior: so that even if we
have. overwhelming exidence at our;
disposal‘to suppoxt our case. they Will
never take the trouble to go into it so-
as to render a decision in our fator.
I ndcr such circumstances it would be
foolish to expect success.
“The all important «ilzcstion today‘
is to settleo our domestic strilflc When
lie-ace 111111 order 2119 restored. foreign-
crs in 15111 midst will not suffer from
occ casional disturbances and their
ministers and gow rnmcnts seeing
that China has not the necessary ca—
pacity to protect foreign life and plop-
crt3 and that Japan should be ap-
Tightsiu.
'perhaps not unlikely that they
charge Japan with .ihe task of overs .
our}
lost 2;
and what favor can 439 expected' from2 t
_we indulge in continual
chance to prove the truth of the 3ap~
anese contention. .
"For the peace of the Far East and
the interests -of their nationals. fox-
elgxi pbwers can not but approve the
internationalization of ~(21111111.. and it is
will
seeing us. 2' W'hen this happens
sovereignty will be completely
the powers when ’we set forth all our‘
support our case!
“Let both the people and the Gov-
‘lty. "
TRY THIS FOR INDIGES‘IIO’S
Foley Cathartic Tablets are justth
QOYatl. idCom’pound rr(att5atni
thing for constipation.- Thcir action
is wholesome and thorough cleansing.
without gfiplng nausea or luconvcni:
once. They banish headache. bilious
tongue and other symptoms of (user-2
dered digestion. Mrs. H. J. Mar-
chard. 36 Lawrence St. Salem Mass.
writes: “I used Foley Cathartlc Talc»,
lets for constipation with good re-
sults I keep them in the house."—-
Stillson‘Powell Corp.
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~~SUNDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 30, 1921.
'AT THREE-THIRTY ~0'CLO0K.
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Is it any wonder that we have to tell it; again and
again? How could one in possession of this
priceless knowledge remain silent? The very
cry out!
You can by no means afford tolet business or
splea'Sure Or anyone deprive you of the solace
and benefits enjoyed by those who have inves—
tigated this timely and heart cheering message.
The Opportunity IS provided m the lecture by
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LIFE, perfect, limitless; with a regenerated
race; on a restored earth
climate and life-perpetuating food; under a
Government which will satisfy the righteous
desires of every living creature.
HERE, at the door! The portals of the new age
are swinging open and many will enter and
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