: section of Hong Kong is said to be de-
NEE lplorable, as the street sweepers, gal-c,
. - base collectors and water carriers are
‘ out to a. man. n
‘ l :‘C‘W[NNINE Th-e seamen 's strike here has had a
S‘VEDEN’S FLTI RE
NAVAL PROGRAM.
STOCKHOLM. July 21. ——A parlia—
‘nwntary commission supported by na-
Vy experts has proposed for the Swe-
dish Navy a building program for the
nth ten years of four fast armored
cruisers, 12 destroyers, six big torpe-
do boats, three mine layers, 22 sub-
marine ehaSers and a number
.smaller craft. The armored cruisers
lare to be 6, 500 tons each with a
speed of 30 knots, [with eight 21 cen-
timeter and six 12 centimeter guns.
As the proposal is based on parlia-
mentary consideration there is a
probability of it being passed during
’conditions. The seamen have been so
wield' through the medium or pending. the backels of the project.
V6 experienced walk01ts in al-f
Works empIOyeg, .
walkout The City of Macao islithe coming sessions of Parliament
tremendous effect all over the Far
East as it has given the laborers con-
‘11? ence in th. 3 new guilds and stimu-
lated their desire for better living
sccu esstu 111 in ”owing their demands
that they now talk or gomg into ”‘9
KONG July 21 -—The lowly gshipping busines;~ . far thems- elves. The
“wage earner’ perhaps the men are being :15 lied 1.0 subscribe ll\“'e
Meet, at all the World's tellers, dam“ 9““ and “a?" .. [mm the
léllt'nlhg' of the power he is eagernegs \‘tith winch they are les-
. an lexpect soon to 1121‘; e a steamel 11m-
.2... 31.25:. 1.51:2: 33:3; 1 nttttnn
sweeping the country.
Vas‘ hardly more than a year ago
China witnessed its first import-
kc. Since then the larger cit-
all classes of work with the re-
that bUSlness is demoralized, l
‘rtation is so uncertain that
: ts refuse to ship. and in many
the public health is menaced
h strikes of street sweepers and
t the present time in Canton the
tors. painters. scho'ol teachers,
ers, street sweepers! and city em— ’
are on strike while the sea-
and launchmen who but return—i
work, are on the verge of an-
thick 01‘ a general strike which
. oat a. state of siege. The casual-
, t: crate hav.‘ betn 40 Rifle] and Carpenlier, aged ten years. son'of Mr-
. lnleied. ‘ and Mrs. John Carpentier of *4
._e Stlmli'lll i1 this cllv is sinii 1r Chuich street died early this mom'
1: m Canton. : “Lough hexe 0 en ling at the hOSDIta' here Of a flac-
NELV BRITAIN BOY KILLED
NEW BRITAIN, July 20.-—-Arihur
3193811?“ "W! 1‘ ieVes the. {0.31mi turcd skull sustained yesterday after- _
on which tllt 1 me usinv for po-'noon when he was struck by an auto-
purposcs. The sanitary condl- mohile d1iVen by Charles G. Connors
,ln Foochow, the puvely Chinese or 103 Hartford aVenue.
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‘érEast Norwalk Cash Grocery
jfiG’ranulated Sugar,n5 lbs. ............................. 35c
'tIinest Creamery Butter, 1?). .......................... 420
Gold Medal or Jones’ Flour ........................ $1.15
[Extra Fine Pork, lb
.7: Dixie Brand Bacon, lb
nni‘smoked shoulders, small, lean ..................
grork 85 Beans, reg. 15c seller, 3 cans .. .' .............. 250
;:Combination Sale—1 P. & G. Soap, 2 Luna, 1 Star Powder
_. , 1, Ivory and 1 Star Soap for . .................... 29c
E.‘Shredded Wheat, pkg.
Spaghetti cr Macaroni, 3 pkgs. ..
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or Post Toastics, 2 pkgs. . . . . . . . . 15c
Corned Beef Hash, large size can . .............. , ........ 290
"Wool Soap Flakes, 3 pkgs. ......... . .................. 25c
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GALATZ, Rumania‘, ‘July 21. mine
railroad ‘trains n Rumanla are so
jammed with thé rOVing populace that
the conductors are powerless to ’col-
lect fares. Hence the impression. is
conveyed that one may travel ~fo
nothing, which serves only to ,bring
larger numbers to the airbady over-
crowded coaches.
n, Like most other war-affected coun-
tries, Rumania has not enough pas-
senger coaches to take cale of the
throngs at people who want to travel.
The Germans and Austrians confiscat-
ed most of the rolling stock. Passen-
gers today are forced to rir‘ on the
roots, bumpers, running boards and
even on the under- trucks of the
:coaches. 'Fist fights and altercations.
PORTUGAL‘ TURNS FRIENDLY
EYES TO‘VARD BRAZIL
rm‘ - ..m.
LISBON. July Zia—The daring act
of Portuguese :1Viators in thing from
1.].ishon to Rio de Janeiro. 53.35 the
Seculo in an editorial alticle, has
created a bond of union and amity
between Portugal and Brazil and has
ushered in the psychological moment
to improve existing political relations.
Under the monarchy this seemed an
to say nothing of accidents, fatal and .
otherwise, are of frequent occurrence.
1
theeeve bi accomplishment; the paper
' continues. The king was about to Visit; .
prevented. -,
Brazil, but his assassination
time were»
The circumstances at that
most opportune.
The old question between England
and Brazil of the island of Trinidad
had beefi” settled by arbitration, and
I—‘ortugal’s course had won the syn!-
pathy of Brazil Today the two coun-
tries are uniting in their acclaim of
the Portuguese dyer-s and the moment
should be seized to reach mutually
agrreeable settlements of out-standing
problems. ‘
These the Seculo summarizes as
follow Nationalized and direct navi-
gafin: the establismnent of radio
communication: the making of Lis-
bon the 1.136;); of diatlibution to
Europe for Brazllian products. and a.
treaty of emigration. .
In conclusion the paper points out
that Brazil has a greater population
than any Portuguese colony, and ex-
horts both Portuguese and Brazilians
to grasp this opportunity :and. as
brothers of the same race to act to-
gether in full understanding and to
their mutual advantage.
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QUEEN LOUISE‘“? uAKER.
COPBENHAGEN, July 21. ”Dow—
ager Queen Louise of Denmark, who
is seriously ill with pneumonia, spent,
a restless night, last night, it was un-
ofi'lclally stated this morning It was
said her strength was slowly ebbing
away under the attack of a high
feVer.
All her children were at her bedside
today, except King Haakon of Norway
and Princess Ingeboro of Sweden.
both of whom are expected to arere
today.
RI 'VISIW om
EWLE,FGRWV¥
LONDON, July 21. -—--As a
not shopkeepers" Britain perceives
that she stands in need of increasing
greatly her business with the world
generally. Many men have mai
0;
1arguing that she can become as pros-
perous as America only by adopting
[the American fisCal policy of protec-
tion. (it,
But‘ this is not he view held by the
’Right Honorable L. C. M. 8. Amery,
‘M. P., parliamentary secretary to the
Admiralty.
great lesson is not prO‘tection. n”
‘The most marvelous economic
phenomena of he last century is the
growth of the United States," writes
Mr Ainery. “From a. handful of col-
onists on the Atlantic seaboard they
have grown into a hundred millions
of the most prosperous people in the
ing result by concentrating on one;
great purpose. the ideV elopment of the
resources of their great territory.
is deVelopment they have always kept
mean development and prosperity. but.
that development. inevitably brings
both prosperity and trade. ,
l' “The resources of the British Em-
pire are many times greater than
those .of the United States. If only we
can concentrate upon that deVelop-
ment in the same spirit we shall see
in the next generation a growth ' no
less amazing than theirs, and one that
would bring a wholly new and
calculable expansion of outward trade
and internal deVelopment to the
country.” ‘ .
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ave a fine selection of high grade meats to chose
it?“ for your week-end supply. .
BEST HEAVY WESTERN BEEF
SPECIALS
orterhouse Steak 34c lb.
loin Steak.......................30clb.
u’ndSteak.............3........28c lb.
oulder Steak 14c lb.’
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1 cad and Butter Pot Roast 22c lb.
“tonRolls.................... ..14clb.
. ng Pieces for Pot Roast ......180 lb.
eshClloppedBeef 121/c lb.
me Rib Roast (boned & rolled) 25c, 28c lb.
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Rithamb Chops 40c 1b., Stew Veal ($011.1 meet;
Stew Lamb 150 lb. Shoulder v6.1 .
Boneless Rib Roast . ..
Shoulder Steak . . . . . 16c lb. Fresh Plate
Shoulder Roast ...... 14cm, Corned 1:13.19
Boneless Pol; Roast , , 20c lb. Fresh Rib Beef
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. Fresh Killed: Boasting Chicken . . . . 3:1
Package Bacon
Fancy Broilers
Smoxch ems .
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Dixie Bacon 22c l‘b.
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Royal Lunch CraokEl‘s ..........................
Pilot Bread . . .
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Byron Brand Corn, .2 cans . ..
CampbellBeans
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