'~z1mi imports together used 1: lr in 111111 the remark. ”fl—[er a V ‘ 7 7 , .7 ’ - f » - ' ~ 7: . ‘ ' “PHONE 113F037 CO
'. , ~ .- . “Dan " -hee ma in dull c i 0? 93"?
important fact wow it not for one 2‘”. to , ' C , ' 3 5e OXfOIdS With one-mob h A '-
, A Special Cofivocatibn of Butler . , ' ,
Chapter No. 38 R. .A. M will be held. - LQNDog Now 73.,”A
min-9535' evening, NOV- 3rd at 7- 30 311;; representing Great rita’in:
.‘dock. - United States France, Belgium, It
’VVo nk—R. A 31 degree., ' and Japan, .has just be ' "
A Stated Convocation wjll be held file 813an 9: 'he ,
on Tuesday evening. N0." 8th: at 3 warrior. 1n “(est
o'clock.’ s : Emil L. G. Rob 1} a!
V M orkfl—P. M. degrr e. * patriarch of the National Divisio’
Fmternally the Sons of Temperance of
CLARENCE A. BROW'N , ,America. Accompanying
-’ H. P. the following message the 81111110-. W’ithin.
F. s. LYON. See‘s: , , “This flag is placed here as a trl- «Mm...- the plan.
.,‘ - ' , bate to the service devotion. 5alor meted. aha readydor capacilx
“SOI'NDK’ BANNLNIL gand sacr ice rendered by him, “no ‘ u .
The Federal Reset-so; accordingito» Mod ere- 1‘ '
recent statements by its managing. 0.. this and the
board. has about two and thr’ee-Quar- fame 0" hQéCQWS *3 .
ter billion dollars in gold stored away' mm or am rdér Of the Sons Of Tem- thl‘ TQBL’WEIS have .ENCVBgC
in Lhc‘ trt'asury \aults. The ratio of perance in Canada. and In? United 00999‘38119‘1CH) “'ith the
gold reserves to féderal reserve notes‘zmtgs' ‘5“ th 3‘“ anuixersa’n 0‘ the £11198 9 7‘ C ”#33
after setting aside 35 per cent against irt 0f the “19
deposit liabilities. is far higher than
theréa' is any good reason for. »
The banking system is literally 7 _ 7 1 “my
log ed with old. The metal 15mg r ‘ .__....._.. ' iless durabe 191'
:dlggiu the vailts is'a 111111011 dollars C““.‘,"““‘5 ~51 Ame fall Cre'qsofiug .5111; heatin‘"
mOl'i',’ than the total deposits in tlle’ (mnpaxu 1'0 C
reserve, banks under the Federal Re- ““3""
servo Board's control. T mating":
new «HA
Bleaxiu‘hilr the busin‘ess -of '{the F110 N‘eW 101%.;N9 Java-n 21ml
countrx is -1a15'11‘g for cash and Crpd- Iia'tl‘ord lidilroad CDC 3am: has con-
it. Trunk- is. in the doldrums. build- 3““‘9‘1 “it" “‘9 Am? 1993 Cri‘osofi . poroximatrlv double that or
ers Carnot build manufacturers Dun- Ccnlpaln for the CX'Caifndnt 0f ”‘0’ ed better grades 3
«
110*. enlarge or improw- their plants “'7“ S‘V'mh “‘33- lump P 8-114 l)
or extend their operations. .and newg‘f” *"l “93" Dl'mt: 0: filamost récei _
pun-11611.9: in general is throttlrd. [13”3“ \vtth a“capac1t:r Of twal'mv
largely br-(‘auseiitls so hard to obtain ' Y‘ '3 “00 “93 a year. 13 ’19 bf‘ 1"th
iozms cm tolerable terms. "t -“' “ Haw-11.71119 911ml “ill .
ItWis not all. the l’rdorul Reserve- provided'by Um American (Troosotlnf
Board's {111.111. 6: course. That body 0019931131 and win *3,“ ad}
itself does not lend money. and has northvrly end of thi‘ No“
no direct control of loans. Thesearc CHM" Hill,,fr<right ti rmina!
fl»:- funotions , of its regional banks “Pl 00‘1“?“ “ith the “311111 .
and their subsidiary banks which This “CW Grail-30th: plant Will be of
come into direct contact with the 31‘5”“??- asfl‘finMgE‘ to the NG-w Har- 1-11
nionrtv—(wulsumer. The fear-ml bank.- lucause hETE‘tOfOTE If his bcen net-es;
‘irvg authorities. however, ’coulrl do a 53'} for the railroad ‘0 Ship lies aui
{great dwai Toward loosening up credit material “$83 on the Nt‘w f'lotk Dix is! e
52-. general if they-tried. Conserva- 1011 ‘99 distant p..9int8 for treatment;
‘tism’ is a good thing, but there' 11:13 Also. with the reduction in thé 3119'
been too gnu: a swing toward bank— N} 91' the better and more > durable
ins; conservatism. ‘with the result‘that .tlniber, it will now be pose
an ori9inall5< good policy has pla5-e-d 13%: forthe C9mmu1y to. use the lam
into the hands of financial profiteers. 15119913; .,
. . available local! ' '
FOREIGV TR {DP PRETTY 60011 but whloli it has Deon 1111315115 116' utll
Our foreign trade is by no means becangé ‘ot the lacqufacllltles for Curtis 11 Veede
so had as most people suopuse; treatment. . g “,1." . -
'1 lure is a. popular notion that it has{ This plant will also be of advantage Hubert J Famhm 1‘.“ Ba
11: (-11 in 11-11 niped out lately. The to the producers of timber 111 southern card holdm' ‘
heures for last month tell a surprise New Bushman: will make smalls 091 E, Werdner . 396
3'2 gl5 cheerful story. ' I alrge Quantities of Buckle
(lur rxports for Septexnber were 'mber “whic are not now marketable . Robert S. Blair. Sound Beaéh Com
$$335,Dfifi 01:10 and our imports slsofiWlth proyi 611 made for the treat- posite-jolot c‘onsiructlon.
(1:111,1_11111 That is a, total foreign bust 111911de this timber, it is probable th 1tl Julian A Giles Dex-11v » Nohfre'coil’
ix ess for the month of $505. 000 000. the New Have-it's requiréments‘ for gun. ,. 7
which is at the ' rate- of more thamfties’ can- be supplied 1012:1111 for a. long , Alfred “S Old: Winflsor. El
35 001113110300 3, year. Not doig1g Any periori of years; and there: will be no switch for operating automobile 781) d!
Lusiné $5 at all? Far from it! ' necessity. for purchases from outsilo signals '
This is admittedly a considerable;
1 lat from
\‘Co’oster
7 Chad's-Marks. ' . , , - . ’ '
George. W. Southwiék Si: ,. , , ' " " 7 ” 7 ' beamseAhey
Castro“ Belt-lacing or: ieasf Ilium
falling off from the figures of la ~ , The public should also welcome the
near and year before_—,—our two big- construction of the new creosoting
gest 5€ars. I—
howeve r, hemmes ' .. . '
when we consider tlié volume of '» .»
goods—that is, the real wealth: ln—r . g
valve , ode-rather, ,than - the, money-V
Chick represrnts them; The-"Yams of;-
the- month's trade was a little more
than half that or the same month‘ Every onee in a. while something 11:15 6,
las: 5éar.’ eThe Will) 'of $0655 819- happens in a. cigar store that realll.
changed was of c'hurse 5; great final hands the cigar store proprietor
more than half perhaps more than good laugh. Talking to Harry Tax-lav!
1hree~fourths ithe other day he told us (if the woman w '
It is to be remembered. too thr T that filtered his stow from the Ma‘ 01:11
our biggest; foreign: trade years 316- Lackemo Hotel entrance one mo
Iore; the war Were only about $4,000. - She came in, looked turtlvely 0
6011,1100. 0111‘ exports alone 1! 11115-9 and then delwd into the room
su1posedly dull (lass are al-m‘t as her handbag Producing a;
.:ge in mOne5 value as 0111 PVlOIIS xzuxud bundleShe Mfide
Lower now than a year ago. Best grades.
in all sizes at
IN MASON’S EAEBIALS
South ' Norw
'those good old days. and our ‘iumz- 1115 Hubb} smokes. will
,allle balance” is much greater. _',}.(1,\- of firtv of these- for
. . “fir—“I“O?“ 1101111 to him.” The , I 7‘ C C
“If:'DRIESC‘CEHdCOME-C HACK ope-11:11 the pare" ' . _ -' ” ‘J .. . , . .
noes roma on on inuruto the butt. “You.WOlll " ' x ' . ,, , . ~ - - ‘ ,_- 3 ' C: ' 7 7 V ' 7 V XE
return of the conventimml evening il “as a pie I 3 V - " 7' .. i I C I h '3 ' 3 VI 7‘ ‘4 NEVV SPORT 0 0RD
art-55 tor allsprls 01‘ social functions, matched up”
FOR LADIES:
After sevexr years omeng tlu- moth we laughegi.
balls. the dress ,smt, once 111016- is.x 1% Brown Calfskin with tan saddle band “a tan wing fig) 535
This would not be a paitioularlv ‘ ' V ' 3 C A C Cr I' C “ ' flat rubber heel and d tag
' coming into its own.
leather, soft toe or the new “smooth toe.”
STORE OPEN SAW‘RDAY EVENINGS
36m NORWALK, GONE
Bracken
ihing. Conventional dress tends to ’
stunulate ' conventional behavi" ’
mhieh itself has been taking a, save,
xear vacation among the moth balls
or somlevxherve else as mankind a
vomankind fielded to the exciteme
and laxit5 engendered weir , .
I-ine feathers may not make no
bixds but for all that tho psycholog
ic-al effect of correct costimi for, m '
Norwalk Chronicler