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CONSTANTINOPLE. March 17.—
Borislaw Koudish. Russian Soviet
”Trade Commissioner in Constantinople.
says that Russia. is exporting wool.
timber, fuxs. skins. silks. and other
,goods in exchange for food. as. icultnr-
,al implements drug's. optical instru-
SYDNEY N S w" March 17— ments with h are in great need in Bus-
m regulations will be imued soon for sin.
m roper protection of the natives or n
the [fiandated territory of New Guinea. !\Vith Blitisii and 1 rench firms,
lit guns announced today by govern—
nsolit authorities.
A number of ordinances have been
issued but experts in territorial con-
dilt‘ions have been framing native 11i-
her and other regulations for some
tnonths. The) await the approval of
prime Minister Hughes. The’object
Cif'fllfi new ordinances is to preserve
t no 'rights of both. employer and em-
!t is umlerstood‘he. new regulations
will provide th- 1t service‘ by the native
shall be voluntary. that he under—'
sands fill); the nutme of his engage-
n.1ent.that he he treated justly and-
ery (”1.11111 heused It is pro—'
table that somL lorm of penalty will:
[he provided lm natives whb refuse. to:
curl: or desert an engagement. Apart
from breakinA: contIacts, however.’
tamed labor will not be permitted in}
the territory.
Originally it had been intended that!
natives might be compelled to do cer—
‘tain constructional work designed ex-
clusively for their own benefit. but this.
cfiecision was deleted as the result of
debate in the House of Representatives
uvhen the matter was under considera-
tilon of their engagement. The ordin-
however. for recruiting labor, probably
consisting of arrangements that 1151-:
hives he signed on before a. magistrate
or other qunlitlcd officer and be re-
rnrned to their homes at the comple-
{Inn 0 l‘their engage 1111 m. 'l‘ he ordin-
:zvcc also will brescribe the ”lies of‘
:1ch to in li‘llvi and li\i11g arr (Inge-i
rnents. ’ l
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CHUS'I‘ OI“ LIVING HIGHER INl
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA March lT.~-—'l‘hc cost of
living is still :‘kXI'OI‘kt‘IIIIIK here. It
Increased Bl w-r (‘(‘|'1l. in January.
"faking loo :1.» the innit-x for the he-
uinning‘ ol' lfl"l. it reached 114;: in
i-Iecemho-r :1111l l.l-i'.‘ by the middle of
January. 1922,
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PING-I’UVG lll‘Z.\I’I'I-‘..\I{S. ’
LONDON. Alum-l1 l7. «Pins—pong;
r-nthnsiusts llnu- 1'1 appeared in such:
‘nunibcrs that plum-v .1111 being for1nu~‘
plied for ”11- (11-142111izuiio11 of an All-
h-Jnglnnnl club» ii is proposed to have
: :1 ('llli‘l‘fifilll 1-:111.‘1l1h- ni':1m-nniln01luii1u:
1.6 it) ‘_'.’1 limit-s. \Nllci‘v singles 11nd
'i'hnr-hnndml mum-s will in- singed. l
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Walking.
I! n mum is “hiking, it is the first
principle of philosophy in say that he
11-: not wulkinz. the first principle of
mieuce to 8:11 that he is placing one
foot before the othet and ininging the
fiinder one in turn to the {me the first
principle of art to guy that the man is usw‘. when you see
more than walking, he is yearning; new hair—tine and
then there are times when scientist. halr growing’ all over the scalp.
philosopher and poet nil discover of
an sudden that by heavens! the man is
Walking and none others—Kenneth
‘lll’ke, in the Dial.
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18865~“(‘utle" Medley Fox Trot
“Lonesome Hours,"
lSSGB—“Virginia Blues," Fox Trot
“Venetian Love Boat " Fox Trot . . .
18870—"My Mammy KnOWs ,"Fox Trot
“Angel Child, " Fox Trot . . . .
18871-“'l‘en Little Fingers and Ten
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A. J: Collins
zl‘fl‘nl'fl’fl‘ui'cl‘wuflu'u'u-n'u'w -
costs
4 only 3.3 cents a. bot-
tle. One application
wilds all dandruff,
stops itching and
falling hair. and in
‘11 i'(:\V nlomenis. you
have doubled the
bvnuty or your hair.
it will appear s.
111.133. so soft, lust-
rous. and easy to do
up. lint what will
"Dunderine" is to the hair what fresh
downy at mst—yes—but really
vegetation.
mowers of rain and sunshine are to
SNAPPY”
They Certainly Are, These Four New Victor Dance Records
Fox (I‘rot— Paul Whiieman and His Orch.
HEAR THESE SPECIAL RELEASES AT
70-72 North Main Street
( min. e important contralfls
he
continued. ‘Turmx the ships went
through the Straits of the BosphOrus
in N01 emb» 1' on the lr way to-ports in
the Crimea. Their cargoes consisted
"we ha-
1mostly of ioodstufts and agricultural
s
implements.
“Our export trfide is far from attain-
iing the nermal. not because we lack
.raw materials.
in which Russia
abound; but because our export
operations 'can oni} be established on
a basis 01' sound agreements with our
‘ neighbms and with the rest of Europe
and America. "
SAILOR SECURED A MEAD.
ROMP: Mawh 17.——-A burly Irish
sailo1 who had arrived at Naples on a
ship {10m \‘ew York paid a Us“ to
Home the other day and soon found
himself "b'roke." Culling upon the
Reyerand Father 0' Hagen. acting rec-
to1 or the American College. he said:
"Father. I am here among Protest-
.Lnts. broke and hungn. Could you
giye me the loan of u meal?"
Father O'Hagen smiled. but he did
not tell the sailor there are 740,000
Catholics in ’Ro’me’s population of
750.000 and that there are several
hundred Catholic churches in Rome.
as compared to eight or nine for all
other denominations. l'nstead the rec-
tor led the way to the kitchen.
Jud Tumor“.
Jud Tnnkins save there‘s a big. ad-
vantage in using long words. Any
bmh \muld ruther take what you say
for granted 1h: m to put to the troublI
DatiyRadioPi-ogram
(Tune to 800 Meters)
Station “’JZ, Newark.
MuSical program every hour from
11 a. m. to 6 p. in. on the hour.
Weather forecast; 11 a. 'm., 12 111.. 5:
and 10:01:). m. sharp. , .
Shfpping News..2:0l p. m.
Official Arlington time. 9:52 p. :11.
Agricultural reports. 12 m‘.
Progrsnfwill be announced daily by
radiophone at 7: 45 F m.
7: 00 p. m-—_—Ma_.n in thexMoon Stories .
(c). Newark Sunday Call.
8:00 p.111 ms—B. P. O. E. Bard of New-
ark. Lodge No; 21,(thirty_pieces).
under the, leadershifi'of E. J. Guen-
ther (Program as follows; "Gneet-
fings." Vog‘élerf “Fug of Humanity,"
Hayes: “Mount Healthy.“ Beans:
overture from -“Mignonettc.” Bath
mann: Patrol. “Illue mid Gray."
Dalzey; selection oi? Irish" airs:
“Leave Me \‘Viih a Smile." saxo-
phone duel. by Monpere and Collins;
”Semper Fidelis." Sousa “Sunny!
South." Tangle? “Wedding of the!
\Vinds." Hull: “Eli Captain," Sousa:
“(bur Drum Major." lii‘illr‘iltf‘d to'
Richard Miller by H. J. Gueniher;
“Auld Lang Syne'“:1nd Irish ballads. .
sung by James R‘. Cat’frey and Jos-
eph O'Toole; Alex Bernie accompan- ‘
8t.
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Station RDKA l’itthlilllfilh
8:00 p. m.‘——‘l ooking Backuard and
Forward." by (‘ E. (01 igun. Chic
“'11b of )\H("E‘ht‘ll\ counh.
:30 p. m.——Populnx ente1tainment b\
the ( ‘ollegiate Six.
Station WIlZ. Springfield.
7: _30 p. m.—-Surprise part1 for the
.r
0f_IOiII~ZlIli.' in the dictionary.
THIN, FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG, THICK
AND ABUNDANT
' v'u- un.n.u.u,n..o.n.. ".1.
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.
"Dandl 1151:"
please you most will
be after a few weeks
new
It goes right to the roots.
.Benson Orch. of Chicago
........ Benson Orch. of Chicago
Little Toes," Fox Trot
....... 'Benson Orch. of Chicago
C0.
is assured it
There’s rest
of the fliendly s
with constant use
Come in and look it over—
intention of buying. Perhaps
induce you to change your mind.
you have an outfit of such furniture as ours.
and comfort in it as well as beauty. It is
FURNITURE
art. The kind you become more attached to
even if you have no immediate
our unusually
low prices may
bills in less than half.
1at Oberlin College.
7:45.11. m.—-—-Bi Grant of Waterson.
Berlin & Snyder Company
S. 002p. m.—-—M1~s.‘ Fathom Richardson.
soprano; Mrs. E'sther de Gray Mete-
vier, violinist.
Station “’GT, Medina-d Hillside.
8 00 p. m.-—-—Boston police reports.
Amateur Night— Elementary Radio
Talk No.7 ' "The Care and Opera-
tion of Storage Batteries for Radio
Worlf,” by Frank J. scone, manager
Boston branch Electric Storage
Battery' Company. ‘
C068 practice and instruction.
Announcement of amateur activities.
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MGHI SCHOOL NOTES.
Three of. the ph) sical culture classes
Jiveie held ou’tdoors 1estetduy.Difter-
ent classes Will be held in the open
each 0g.
Leon Fish s. senior, won fi1st prize
for selling the most tickets for “The
Cameo ‘Girlfl’ w.‘Mr. Fish, sold 122
tickets. and receixed a line manicure
set. " This is the fourth consecutive
\ear that he has won the prize.
Eleanor Mathews received first p1 ize
for the girls.
Sulney Kittridge Bunker. a grad-
note or the class or "1921." has been
placed on the Freshmen Honoi Roll,
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The Problem.
.Tbe’problem of ci1ilizatlon is to
keep alive a sufficient number of in.
dividuals who‘cannot and will not be
subjected to machines.
cliches of tyranny; a nou-exploéable
"minimum of men who give but who
or to the
cannot be milked. who are neither
iatraid of nor yoked under ideas.—
Ezra Pourd in the Dial.
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JUST RECEIVE)"
A $5, 500 *SHIPMEN T OF THE NEWEST STYLES LIN UP TO
THE MINUTE SHOES OF THE VERY BEST OF WORKMANSHIP
AND CARRY THE SMARTEST LINES OF FASHION.
Bear 111 mind that you can save from $2. 00 to $2.00 on any of your shoe buys
when trading here by serving yourself which enables us to help cut your shoe
HERE ARE JUST A FE\V OF THE HUNDRED SHOE BRAGAINS:
bad back. Get rid of that pain and
. kept me from doing any kind of work'
Maximum 1113 around window glass.
may be; softened and renamed b7. the
use 'otthé {allowing “mixture: Shake i
3 pounds quickiimezrin‘wuter andia‘dd
one poundpesrinsh, making thejwhole
about the consistency of paint. Apply
to the puttymn both sides of the glass
and let it remain for about 12 heurs.
It shouidlthen be possible to lift the
glass out without trouble.‘
stop THAT ACHEi;
l)on't worry and complain shout a_
lameness! Use Dean‘s Kidney Pills.
Many South Norwalk pecple have
used. them and know how effective
they are. Ask your neighbor? Here‘ 5 _
a. South Norwalk case. »
John R. Provost, retired farmer, 10
Elizabethv St. 5 says: "I was thrown
from a hay wagon, and as a result.
my kidneys were knocked out or.
shape. .My back game a. lot of trouble
and I could hardly straighten up
after “pending over. Sharp, darting .
painsv worked their way, across my.
back. making me feel run down. The
weakening of this p11?!“ of my body;
My kidneys. became l
congested and didn't act as the
should. I saw how highly Doan's
idney Pills were recommended so 1
got a few boxes. They sertainly sull-
ed my case, for they drove the back-
ache awav and fixed up my kidneys."
Price 60c... at all dealers: Don’t
simply ask for a kidney molly—«get
for quite a spell.
[man’s Kidney Pills—the same that,
Mr. Pmrost had. Foster-Milbumj
(‘41., Biting, Bllflak), N. Y.—Adv.
AThe‘xnost 'graceful of bodies and hoods; 5111001111.. .1111;
of finest wickers, harmonious finish anti liphC-islo‘z‘)‘
the reach of every mother-these are values that
man has made possible.
It was Marshall B. Lloyd who invented the nie'hm:
produce Baby Carriages and Wicker Furniture :1
finer than the old hand-woven products. These
costs, enabling him to wea1e the finest “iL‘k9]\'
ments and still sell wicker products at 191} 11: (11- .2.
See Lloyd Loom Woven Baby Carriage. at our store
today
Lloyd Patent Process Loom Products
Baby Carriages and Furniture
STERLING SOLE AGENT
Furniture. Rugs, Ranges and Linoleum
this month
Linoleum Measured and L ned Free
O
Open 3 Charge Account
Sterling Furniture Co.
127:131 Washington Street—Phone 105
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; New Blouses.
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A variety that truly" fascinates,
will agree when you see them.
you
The collection includes many handsome
-. : . sport models in stripe effects, and White
3 . with colored trimmings.
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Ladies’ v, T as:
Calf Sport
Oxfords
Mahogany Apron
‘°‘ $3. 90
Big
new a»
Ladies Black,
Brown or Pat.
Oxfords
Flat or high heel.
-..$2.~90
P
Mods lion tip
Ladies’ Tan
Calf Strap
Pum
3"}.‘1‘3‘. $2.90
Ladies’ Black 9 Prices $1. 98 to $5.00
Scotch Grain
B In c h e r , ,5- ’
Oxford 3 -- ' ‘
“2:...93. 90 The N' E' Ryan CO‘
Come in and Brouse Around
Washington Street
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8111.
_-....$1. 90
\' ei'v
Rubber heel.
900d$2¢90
BPS? GBents’ . BOYS’ Tan Calf Misses’ Tan or gags T111100: _
8 01‘ rown' . Blucher _ Black High Cut a High 11 1
School Shoes . Goody... w e 1 ., .Lace Shoes Lace shpe Hershfield Motor
Rubber heels,
111/2
.to" ..
$2. 69
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Rubber Heel
”8V2
..$1 79 Transportation Co.
Make Your Dellars Have More Sense. .
Daily Service Between New York & N 01W“ 5
I ' ' LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Goodyear welt, . ‘0
Rubber heel
Real Calf, Rubber
heels ”$4. 90
More Black or Menés Black or Men’s Work
’ Brown Dress Brown Oxfords ‘ \ShOe “ A
Shoes or_ Shoes .
leather
Very strong solid
.. $2 .40
5:111 Lei-go Trucks at Your Service forAll K111111013”:
PM? Padded Von: for Furniture Work
Main Oflice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 29‘
11ve York omlsoi West 20th.. Phone chum sou
in... mm...
-- Scouts ' C
$1.95
Veryi strong
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~~ new. England's Baby Shoes in Combmations, Wash- Better.» Muffin” "A"... mm @3105“ SW5“ gap” gamselfishfiom
we. able Tops and Buck Tops 8M 9‘1"...- ‘i‘ ' . ; tramway for, the mongyerin the world. i
mm Size 3 to 8 1-088 m We sell dependable merchandise only, and you “1“ g“ "”? :19: et
31109 Store ' A real treat for baby‘s. . . . . . . . . . . $1 79 ‘ andi-Eéflb‘sf'yh‘ . then elsewhere. We show styles alwaxs Aour 1 ~ek
ahead of the other shops in town
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Established 1902
SOUTH NORWM’K
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