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3133:3510 DIRECTORY
Old Well Lodge. ‘50. 1%, F. and A.
I. meets in Masonic building. Soul}:
Iain street. 15: and 3rd Tuesday 0!
”ch month. July and August except-
.d, at S oclock. All Master Maseru
W21? and internally invited.
EDISCL‘I T. HARRIS. VI. ISL
110815 1T 35. \K‘ILCOX. Sec')‘.
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A Steam! Canyocation of Butler
Chaptcr No. 35. R. A. M’. wlii be held
In Llasonic Temple. South Norwalk.
on Tucson: “ ‘;
warning. Nov. 2-, at cw
{and law~makers aliké are eoni‘infio’l I
mvegzaizc that in the case of any such .
tesigcomnmclizy. u‘hich}; easily gar-g
ii .136. {tar—sconce: and whose. m -
lire-I is worldwide. prices are”dezer-_
mined by world conditions rather;
-7:ng Ly fiuman laws in anybo’fintry- i
The omious and sure way to raise;
the pricv. of ' what 'the American;
farmz-r has to sell is to help stabllize‘
political and economic conditions'
abroad and thereby increase the for-g
eign purchasing powcr. The arms;
coanr?nC-= may conceivably accom’p-l
ilsh more than the tariff law (lid.
, . , ‘ ,
L0\\'EI{ FREIGHT Ram.
The strike flurry has a good afiect.
at—lcast. in clearing theair regardingi
freight ratcs and hastening the pro-3
@155 of re nation. Tfie railroads have;
tacitly admitted the need of lowering!
TatPS' in coupling , a rate—reduction ’3
plan with their demand for another;
wage cut. They realize that lowezrf
\vagcs inex’itably inlply lower rates.:
They do not yet appear to see that tho ;
strategic thing was to lower rates gén 3
orally of their own volition bee-foré"?
seeking any further wag? cuts. hut¥
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that fact is bound to come home to
them "soon. with tlw growin insist-
E‘zc opinion and tho pros-
fiect of Valera! action to that end.
Th? Interstate Cmnmerce Commis-
sion is reported as \‘rry busy with the
prr‘pfir’tlon of lower rate schedule-si
’ n commoditiés. Unlike thé
Isl-or lloard. the Commis—
'.r:",3}‘.;iS pawn." to order changr-s of
cryst— of 1““
b'clock. ] . :tialivc. A prompt an-
}York'v’ 31!. ,\l. M. dégreg i::.-ur;c~--m£~r;. of rate cuts to h“ effect-
.- L‘g“5.§:EXl:.E ,3, BIKHVN, Alli” :2: :2: early date secms cssential
H. P. ; :20! only to mectrtlwc present crisis and
T g .}’1[‘dx. $5 3}" Spin? the way for a proper labor set-
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as the Herald suggests”
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n! um: mllon. in character and nat-
J‘Dlliil rape—3353011." "
Iiut quite as important to the beau-_
.1} of lhl- capital. or any other city. is}
lhw elimination of slums and alloys?
and the building of residences which2
permit comfort. cleanliness and
xlxcalthfulncs. and which are as at—;
inactive to look upon as to live in. If;
'V'l'ashington can be made truly a city
tx-autil‘ul in this sense, thcrv will be
.‘hopc for city dwellers everywhere.
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_ THIS XIRY ['I’Kl-ZEP
{furloubtcdly Dr. Sigmund Freud
did a great drill of good by culling an
:vution to the cures of sick minds
which may be wrought by digging
out the concealed desires and trans—
ialing them into constructive action.
llut through him has been formed a
class of silly and over—conscious folk
with little to do but think about then;
awn egos. who are spending money
:md time on phycho—analysis as the)!
{have on any other fads which have
come their way. 3 3 3
_ The danger of fooling with so sen-
:dtivc an instrument as the human.
xu‘md can not be overestimated. And
mest people get along better without
‘too much analysis of motive. The
Tighter point of view about the mat—
ter is set forth in a Whimsical bitrof
wrse in Harper’s. in which the au-
thor says “I have a Freudian comw
anlex. a funny little complex. that's3
lurking in the hinterland of my sub~
conscious brain." and Concludes:
“YVhy I'm so much‘annoyed
Is, before I studied Freud,
I never knew a thing about
These complexes at all:
Rut since they are in season.
of t?:-:“= . ~
1924.
.1 lug! :2 grand art and industrial cxhi-i
Fur «iiszmh’z AlLruitiuxm will be askcdxo send dis-
‘ >75 v- K“.>‘ ‘ " r . . v . . .
“Harm—z» "Thls Is not too only tuxr which 1:5
.. gunder way. 7
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2 .\~-w ’r ork ‘9 gorgeous: and comyrehenslve "sc-s- [
. . rt hag thr; 3;:th
:K‘ m rely :L‘Indepcndencc.
every ML: tics of pun-6» and progrrrss, So 1 :ick- .
If“)?! and lg; he turns the page of, his
3 of life. lrom Calamity. liataclysm ond'Catas«3
iii—cause it trophy lo (‘lu-Priulm-ss.
"S 03' PriVil-‘any lnttbr evixlr'nce'rhat the" jolly old
‘: l-lv n ViOi"!\(‘?- prorld is as. sound as a. nut?
v signal iurynnin haw Merv» vllougll
“'HY SHUl'IJ) \‘(n‘ BELONG TO
:51..r\lt:; r‘niltlrvn of lizll‘x‘nw. tip: Nu~f
(-ln-ckml, contrlhulvd soothinmln.
ll: ' (Emmi-rs contributed to thc Bump-run
.1: 1i t llk‘iPn-fi‘ cannot be com-ll
-.~ 111:1)” lw sonw question as? funds
~, in :lmmrvnt reason why thcy'trusto
' l ounfiou for medical aid to the children
structures»of central and eastern
They the fund of $30J‘HH’2000 raised by .llm,
, European Relic-f Council {or food and;
.m-t apart. and so offeringlnmdical aid.
urnen‘c but also to put tn? railroads:
ages on a prop‘xr basis and give
. < :1 fair chance.
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A PAIR OUTLOOK
France. which suffered mast from
i» \Vorld “far is already plannlngr
r :2. great \Vorld's Fair‘to be held ins
It is not tobe a military ma-:
uvvr nor a pcace conference brut‘
tir ; of It}? best pro—war variety.
a-..“,m v'
ay: and to come as: visitors.
Philadelphia «is planning
exhibition for 1336.‘
01 Amcricun
fict‘lit‘fn nial"
anniw-rsary
So quickly mzm resumes; the activl;
speller
\‘l'ho “mm "
A woman who has tribal it says
ml jury duty helps thl- Ilt'l‘VIJS- N0
(mist zit-out museum of those pro—
o.-—-~ -
lr anything.
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Till“. .\.\IERI('AN IUer) (IROSSY;
Ri‘l'llfl~‘trn('fiu!l of the “’u’rlcl.
'mr-aImv It 3L Still Hl‘lpill'). In all“:
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la: unsurr to Hit appeal for
iozlal lle-zulquaz'lwrs of the RM! Cross;
In addition American Red Cross.
{eliet Council 3556.505 from then}?
The Amcrican Red Cress is now en- .
d with the expenditure of $1“.-
Eurorw hum,
In answer to the call for clothing.
1.613 {vii Cross Chapters arc; now
carrying on production on reconstruct-
ed garnionls. lzl)'ttl€5 and hospital
supplics for use both at homo and
abroad. but particularly in'aid of dos-
tilutc children ore-r5011.
\Vith the first tidings of flood the
American Rial Cross rappropriatedl
$590, ‘53 for relief in faminegstrickéng
(“ulna and later another ssuox‘mofi
(311.“0'3 nutivc works-rs and tlwir funk!
ilies have been fed and cared for by
the Amcrimm llml Pros and 993 miles
of pcrmnncnt roads. built by labor
aid for \fith food. stand as a barrier
against future famine.
In all of this work the American
Red Cros= invites you to take a part.
Your Roll Cross )iombership will»
help to strengthen the organization.
Your Red Cross Membership Dollar
will help to make possible- the accom-
plishment of its duly— 7 3
” "The Union of all who Love.
In the Service of all who Sufier‘i'.‘
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glass or slants IF - ,
(on: KIDSEYS 11m
Eat Icas meat it you feel 3Backachy
’ or have Bladder
trouble
Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks'the kidneys in their
efforts to filter it from the system.
lRegular' eaters of ,meat must flush
thokidneys occasionally. You must.
reieve them like you reieve your
bowels; removing all the acids, waste
and poison. else you feel a dull nus--
ery in the kidney region, sharp pains‘
in the back or 'sick headache, dizzin—
I'll have mine or know the tea-
3 son, - ,3?
Though the upkeep on a complex
is a figure to appal. , '
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GRAIS‘ PRICE8 '
ess. your stomach sours, tongue- is
moated and when the weather is bad
lyou- have rheumatic twinges. The
urine is cloudy, full of'sediment; the
channels often get irritated. obliging
you‘to get up two or three times dur-
Farmers and friends of farmers ing the night. ,
\
110mm that the emergency fiarififJafv , ,To neutralize these irritating acids”
would prOSpel' them by sending gram and.flush off the body’s urinous waste
up. Those hopes havenot been real- getyabont four ounces of Jad Salts»
jmi. \Vheat has been'selling in Chi- frofh any” pharmacy; take a table‘ 3
range lately aImOSt down to $17 a. bUSh-"ispopnful in a. glass (of water before
vl. about 50 cents lower than it was breakfastjor a. few days and your
When Congress gave 1t ”:3 3ben9fit 9f'3kfiines's will then act ‘fine and bladi»
The 10 cent tax-1E der~5 disorders disappear.
does not seem to have helped COTn‘fous salts is mader from the acid of
That commodity” is selling grapes and lemon' juice.
:under 50 cents a bushel: it "“735 53 with lithia. and. has been—fused for
cents Meier? the tariff. becaxnesefieet- generations to clean, and ‘ stimulate 3V
sluggish kidneys and’stop bladder 1:."
a 25 cent tarifit.
either.
ive.
This fam-
combined
NORWALK
Copyright 1921 Hut Schafincr 5: Marx ., _
Most everybody wears -
_ Tuxe 03 now"
The “rule boo ” says evening 3 suits for
formal evening affairs ~ “where ladies are
present?! but nine out. of ten young men
‘wear the Tuxedos almost eXclu'sively now.
You can’t3o wrong on a Tuxedoéif
you” buy "the , right ’kind. , You’ll’find that
kind here; , 7 V ' V
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.3Hart3 Salaam & Marx :5:
I» 3 3 fine, stylish Tuxedos “3 ‘ .‘..
f :g'ame of Hart ischaflfner 85 um clothes.
SOUTH NORWALK f
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Shown in all the Fashionable ‘~ M
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