. “Ireland.“ 'me . ,newspén
' ”ill mourn. the‘ l j: “ h: Yddevoted,
.and gallant leader and ‘pray
calamity may bring the léfi
or [nose Wllo oppose ms poucy 'tO‘a
sober realization of the terrible nature
that the
desperate
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Made on strictly scientific principles. We have seJ
rice on a quantity and as long as they‘
1921;,
tomorrow?
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Men the weather is to be fine, two children will he Gui—“Em
stormy weather is approaching the witch will come out from 8 10A 24
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The house is made of hard wood, is Swiss collage Style;
and is decorated as in the picture, With thermometer. elkd
nEvcryone should have one—advertised is: a limite
j“ . . _
' " ' ' - o! the course'_into which'they have 1
t (k at ti mill-1922 SCALE . W... ~ ._.___
" . ‘ l DUBLIN. Au net 23.—— a ‘ . -» p .
0c u a ons ‘ L ' ‘ ’ Press).——The P§Ovislonal Government, Girls, who fifit ”V9 theiryames as u "
. . ‘ _ . . publicity department announced this , Shelley” Smith of 31:5 3L2‘[,aiii..streett and1
. . - H L. 11.30 H. D. 11:80 afternoon, that Ith'i.body .of Michael Iglorence Karton o d,“ , “3:31.:
.Chenilcal 83%. 81% 8&8; lK ll . S rin 45‘s 45 45 ’ 7 _ Collins-Would arrive in Dublin 1: - orwalk. were Ltiir-iietioyieli;t 'b .
filial gel-a 56k 56% 55%.; hf. y C}; i} 37.1.; 37%. 37% 7 __ night- . t ieavé Eggfigfghgf’ggg' ffifndntfie gm: be? ‘
c“. ' “7‘ “"5 61"“ lltfi‘g‘tonep'll; - 5.5,, 9 9 PITTSBURGH. Aug. 2m. J'rhc scale c fierboiy Waa ds°h°f;e‘°dan20unce- - tween New; Haven and V'Bridgeportl : _- 4
.113 112% 113-. 3‘ 1:2: Steel W 737:4.” 79% 79% lcox‘nmittee of the Pittsburgh Coal Pro- moent 5:12 orlando $23.1 be brought to walking towards that city. we... , .
131% 1203‘: 13" as g ‘1 «loan Pete 1511'? 1'15 lsllil iducers’ Association today ordered the Dublin ‘on'th 1: me;- Classic:’ 'The had .been ejected from anautomobil‘e. ’
. £1,119.13: Com. 17-5 163/4 17%é-‘\1;‘€;mi Coppé“ 3..' ' .30 30 19230-1933 scale 905““! 5i“ 3" mines journey ‘requiie: :lbout twelve hours. byvtwo young'men with whon‘i they
‘ mfime ers 65 “*3 “"5 i‘ ‘ '3‘. 131 13% ' owned and operated by to members. ‘ » . .ha'd one‘rldin} _ .
‘ - ' 84% 33% 33%‘ii3h111323mws I 57; 231:: 24% lbut doc/lined to yield to the demands i232?” arrangements have not been LThge girls tolgd the Bridgeport an-
L & Tel. 12‘ 122‘, 122% “ . i. B Re 79 '79 W 0f the United Mine Worke rs “Eat the ’ I ‘ f ‘eral with ' thorities that the above names and
i 151% 150% 150% I; § gain}; 991* 98% 99% "check-off" pmfiSion Of the scale be f'ulIDerfil‘ilzlfrv—liodl;t;o?vllll 1131: accorded'addresses were theirs, but on investi-
96,’ 9 , ' ’ “ - ', . ,,L‘ -7 I ~ . . l nlon miners ~ , i , ' . . -
55:: 52:: :2: ‘X'Y"‘\‘H‘ & 1:1' 5.1% 3;,” :53; ,5 i::;o;;f:<:.tEdAbout 15,(00 u ’ . ‘ to Michael Collins. it was stated this . gather: here, this was rancid to e2:
1033‘ 1031,; 10314 =Nor. Pac. 21:4 27% 5714 l Pl—IIL “31:21 PHIA Aug 2;s.-«--\Vith afternoon. His body will liélm staite ‘lzldgiha'flifildBt‘ligggilils‘tthgg lgl':we 3'18"
3'" n , n ‘1 - H ‘ ‘ 1‘ ' ' ‘ . ' ‘ '. . . prior to interment in the asnev n
1.‘ 1,5 1.61.1; 1200.; I- w 0 , 6y. 78-? :the hard coal parleys broken up 45 a . l . d their
59%. 59%; 591;. :Pfim Ainerfipete‘ I??? :71; 471/; l result of the inaollity of miners andqcenietery. where Arthur Grlmth “'31 riggtgafii‘: figgétigdnm” an -.
75% ISM 78.“; iugn'st ' 931']; 2%, 921,4. lopcrators to agree on the muumfionlburied a. few days ago. . l P The girls'told the authorities» that
63% l 61% 631" ‘I‘Lllm'lll Co 123 124% 127 ‘problem. tliose animus ‘0" ““me in. " ‘ they had been attending a carnival in u.
146 146 146 div Consol. 161,5 161,4 16% the anthricite fields today celllluclltedI . Norwalk and met two young men
. 41% 40% 4111 :,?I..‘.'ung 79 781.4 79 upon the fact that the ao‘or-wus left: . . , whose names they gave “John Mc_
. ‘ 31”“ MOtOFS 61% Gllé’ 61% ,1}; ewe] 73 72% 73% topen. for future negotiations1 in tile ', -. aughlin of Greenwich and Jack
5‘ _ . u. p- c . L _ _ r . . . . - “ W ‘
fiat. .. 3 Ohio (:81, ‘ Z‘ 1. f,‘ ,, 'lRm-al Dutch 551$ 351-5 55% statement issued jomtl} b) t 16 inegas . ‘ ‘Stevens of Stamford. The young, men _
‘ A" '- 3! 1'9"“ 1"? .2 1‘9 ’. l'qmlrs Rm-buck 91E» 911,5 9111‘;— i tiators. This statclllcnt. lacoll‘ c t :invited them for a ride and took them
>41. R. L 46% fiti‘fi 461";‘0 Pacific 94% - 94% 94% those issued upon the conclusion 0 ‘ . “ almost to New Haven, where they
‘ ‘ ‘Products 120% 1 % 112'8’1 ‘glllclalr 0“ 33% 733 33% ithc four brefious SQS‘SNHS' mmwunced’ {made advances towards them} which
cible Steel. 921‘; 911,6 9L§§“q‘n Railway “ 27:}; 2714 2795" that the Conference was unable to ———.———- _ lresulted in the young Wumcrrleaving ,
“he. Cane 3411.. 135;. 14 :s (-1 \Y J ”53$ 1351/, 18513 agree and {that it had adjourned to PEKlNG, Aug. 23 (Associated Press) . the auto and starting to walk 50mg. , . . .
Wicott Johnson 5611 84% 86 ll: O‘V J P1. 118 1177;; 113 meet the suggestion 0f “19 secretary “The Republican Cabinet announced - The polio eascertained that the girls W111 1t raln
> one Players 9M!" 8913 90:3 ls: Paul 36 351%, 36 upon the request of nithl-r sld"- , itoday that President Li YuAn-Hung li‘ lived at 291 Main street and at T9 , .
Rubber ”7",“ 12% 12% Istlldglbakcr 1267,13 125 3:1 126% Tllc operators today were polnilng “filing to resign in favor at Sun . t- Morris sire—ct » ' * . ‘
gl‘ma” “7‘7‘3 “6 2;? (Shh; Co. 433g 48 4814: to the appeal with which may prfif’ma‘ Sen, deposed head of the South Chi _ . ' .. ,
‘- ectric 153 1337 1 .i ' ‘, ”I ‘ R331. . . .. q r their first proposa’S- Government ov'd (1 Parliament ap- “ ’
.,. . . . 33:5 8. ,4. 4. ((1th: tum» 0 _ v PT 1 e -
-‘Motors. ”'7'," 131" 13% “Twigs: giggles 741,: 731‘: 73 ii in which they said tthut a seriouslproves such action. 03h!“ Placed Under ArrCSt
3o: 36 £6 ll' q Pte'altv 74 74 74 shortage of anthracite has been crcnt- Ilgis stated in official circles here as New Haven Polls Close;
94% 93% 94 -' 5- ' I ' 571’ 571.4 i already- and that further idleness that Ll Yuan-Hung‘s attitude toward . . . . . ' .
‘l s Rubber 58 A '4 9‘ ~ - ' 11 ff Rel“ V t d t
“a" “'3' “‘9 u! is steel 10:. 1031,; 104 would simply aggravate the Sltlmtmnv Sun is friendly. S cm Y 1'3 onus 6011 1 10113-
!"th'flflon P 423.} 421'. 421/ lr';.‘}; .Co ’per 6914‘ 63 691,12 {Hill in the end force the llCqu‘llOldCli Representatives Of the Peking ad-’ . .
pinthol-Junrrl'. M 5R1; 535%, ;“I d' :1 ”gm“ 5],; 49.1.; 511.4 m use other l'ucl tl‘lllpoml‘i-Y "10 the ministration sent to Shanghai to nc— (Continued from First Page ) d -a;
”1'“- N'Ck“' 1Q 19 fl . \im“ m} ‘ :lr 5 116 ' . - aplrlment of the industryamj‘ gotiaie with Sun with a view toward _ cure a 813801
Q n.-, -,, I 04") “wt. 1 n, T01_ 117 ,3 11 " ultimate _ - . , ‘ _ .
1:33“??? my ‘ I 3'43 E: 6 Eéi; \Vvst Elcc, 65 64“: 643’s those employee" l‘ignfit‘fifi the “We ‘t’i fgffnar “if: of snerllr Thomas L. Reillv of New last we W111 sell 111 for only
4 - * W‘" -" "s -' .. ' ' _._...——-————--—‘—"" 0 t a e governmen , s, a e — N - , ,
. . ~ tv and deard P. heat-
" - > ' . ted in the former head oi the Canton “3“?“ coun _ _
. N l , Mlchael COlllnS .ASSaS.Slna kl Gogvernment to come to Peking. but he' ing, county jailer. The Y‘iellly-keat—
. Ten InsDectors FOHOWH'lg Ambush ll‘l COI’ 'rel‘uses to come until assured that the ing faction received 4'4“) "mes
' ' f summer camps; Black various military factions in China against 4,003 for Miles F. Connelly of hours ahead of rain or snow.
1 v . -
d 01' . A k A 1'0 riation (Continued from Page One) have composed lhe differences". \Vaterburr. the. candidate for sheriff
‘ ' "“— Wl“ S pp p . Consequently Chang JI‘so-Lin. Gov- -bf"9ked by cam.” 3““ Frank 5- Be“
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.~—-l _ ‘ , H than: were cxprcssions’of profound * ernor of Blanchuria. and “in Pci-Fu. gm- cliairmawol the Democratic TOW“
Opening prices on the Stock Exchange; (Co’lm‘um "0m nut In“ Egl‘lk'f and amuzcmcnt that such a military leader of Now}: China: have committee- . . . _ .
[ltd a reactionary ”on“ today. sen‘l'mzlinml only two weeks. the ”“10"” . tragic and umimcly 0nd could have enlered into negotiations looking'io The Cahill ticket was known as the head bll‘d’S nest and bud, etc.
‘3‘ pressure was {unwed empfiy ; was high. and the total must have icon“. to the military gi‘mus 01111110 "3:2” :1}? aggeemenlt on,the issues on Vigilch regular Deirlocratlc orgariuzatlon and two (100 ays
against active Hill-r. shippings andl .. 3:. ”on, Now.,w‘llll an increased r. pim'o. who had harl- y l‘l‘flC let , e)’ ave Jean at odds. Ca met . lludbecn e ‘pected by pol tical tollow- I W ‘
“m“;- 1405“" '-“ “ ml“ “""‘° “‘5' 1:13:31»; 01' resorts. the Lllrllovcr must i prime or life. being only 31 Wars “‘3 members: told the Associated Press! ers to earn the primarm; The vote.
earned by St. Paul. Lullitrll Valley and Mo Ill-tween 35.000 and 409w", Mr- lam” Th“ ”"13“” “"15 a“ “‘F‘ “‘0’“ ‘9".“>’.‘hét lheSe medialions between'takcn in each of the thirty-three time onlv
“ ‘silocking by (romlm: so $00n all” the - China s two leading -nlililary rivalsl wards of the city. showed Sheriff ~
Union Pacific. \litll slightly Slllfllll‘l‘:
declines taking D..ll"’ in St. Paul pl‘li..i
new Haven. New YOrk C~rltrnl. Road-i
Ills. Illinois Cl-nll'ul and Southern:
Kailway pfd. The twmlly per cunt.-
, wage increase :lllnmulr-wl by the Sit-(“l
'VCOrporation and :l few independents
Inn! an unsettling influv-nce, Republic
. Stopping a point and l'. 9. Steel com-I
anon and Cl‘lll‘lll‘r yllelllillg ll';l"lllll.lil:l—
Dy. Marine pm. .whl all 21.; points to.
its lowest prim- m‘ tho- ycnr. The few:
thong spots inclll-lml Mexican Petrol—l
cum, up tler-: ween-lo l'llion. up
.55: Chicago l’ueuullllic 'anI. up 1 to
I. new high. and Standard Milling. up
3%.
A
equipments. pnp- l shares and some of
the pllhllf' utilili~ dwlines or 2 to 4
points being l';,“lrlt*l"‘ll by American
‘Inicrnntiouzll. .‘nml ii‘ll'll (I'll. .\lulll;lr.:l
Paper (Hid ertll: Alllcricun. )le\lc:in
' Pelrnlcum coll'ivuml ii> contrary
.coursc. rising l2 point: before, noon.
L Corn Products (‘4 alsolinlnlell Gus :ll‘u'l
Pullman. the l:llf"l‘ ri<i2lg 5 points.
were other oumtm dill: exceptions to
Ilw general rrcosslnn. Call money'
“fined and renewed at 395‘ per cent. ,
-\WALL ST.. 1:30 P. M.—~Liquidmion
Ind bear pressure was suspended to u
yhrge gxlenl :ll'tur midday. the list
weeping up gradually. \Vllfill'l‘ll
«flaryland Common and Preferred.
Sun Arbor Pfd.. Missouri Pacific l’l‘d..
*mas and Pacific. Davison Chemical,
file Leathers. (‘osrlcn Oil and (.‘ulilor-
jlh. Petroleum were lifted 1m 3
‘floints. Maxi. m Petroleum continued
to soar under urgrnt buying, touch-
.‘135 182%. a jump ol‘ 7%» points. At.-
“h‘ntic Coast Linc. Gull States Steel,
land North A"ericzln also ruled nia-
Ierially higher.
' CONSTECCTION or
WESTPORT HIGHWAY
HAS BEEN STARTED
‘5 (Continued from First Page ’ ) g
_ \ News'xoles. -4}
. Joseph F. Newbaucr has been?
flected a member of Compo Engine ‘
Dmpany No. 2 of the \Vestport Fire
liepartmcnt. ' l
:l'hc Misses Minnie and Phebe Ricel
K'Riverslde avenue, Saugatuck, arei
“ending a few days at Asbury Park.
.Thlee young‘mcn from Reading,
; stopped at \Vcstport this morning
their way home from Boston.
‘ ere they spent several days. The
lows made OTFtrip on bicycle. They
- p onzthe roadside at night and
fl all day. They average 60 miles
‘ ._ rl‘din‘cvery day. A
, flags hole course at the Westport
m club is being used by the
veryhday since lheir opening
. . y afternoon. The new nine
”ll relieve the congestion on
W: and week-ends. '
.ycle Officer Clark N. Kirk is
I
l
, ~(from an“ injured toot. sug.’t
allow weeks ago in the center
. when he had to stop suddenly
d being lull flown by a careless
GATOR OF TAX LISTS.
\ H. Fitch. the local special
er and advertising man. has
fated a special investigator
lists of the smaller towns‘of
‘county by Tax Commissioner
Jackson estimates.
' Our Main “’nrk.
This survey. Mr. Jackson
out. was made only by one sanitary
(llgiuccr, working continuously and
doing nothing ulsw until it was corri-I
plwtl-d. Inspections that have llccri
lllzl-le should lw followed up after in-
structions are given for improve-
llil‘lllfi‘. Mr. Jackson explain-Ell. other-
wise not much progrvss is made. In
six cases out of ll-u. lll' said. the
wan-r supply is found in he not What
it should he.
Din-«lor- .lm-ksnn‘s chortn»
Following is Mr. Jackson's report
for this your on camps inspected:
; ' ""lc lilll'PIlU lins contlllllwl al-
\VALL STleli'l'. Noelle—Offerings H _ .’
“)0”;le “llll ll‘Si-t‘llOtl :lctlllty. the
of stocks lhrnuulmllt the lllm‘llilll: cn- . . _
. . 7 . policy of mspccllnr: summer camps
couraged the lH‘i‘l‘ till-troll and prices . ' , .
. . . llullllrlll'nlrul in 1.019 and oulllncd.
continued (l0\\".l\\'.il‘ll llrsml.» pvl‘slst- .
p . _ Willi a. slllrlmnry of results in that
cut efforts to rally tlw llst. Selling .
. «cure soon ”\Um.“ l m mum“: «into. 111 the report of lllc stale depart-
. ‘ men? of lll'illlll for tho two years pull-
it}! Juno 3“. lil‘lll. That the work has!"
ln-ell productive of good results is
I'Vllll'llcl'll by the incrwzlsul l‘l‘rllll‘sls
for rl-lnspcctious "Kill for llllVlL‘l‘ us
to 'iluproyelnculs llCCl'b‘sill‘y lo
conditions :zlllilzll'y. S'lcll :l spirit is
hull-ml (‘Olllllll‘ll‘lillll(*. showing it
«lungs. the illji-lll‘v ol’ lllully (-nrup oper-
ators lo Illilkl' llll‘ Voluntarily im-
lil‘0\l1lll(’l1ll~' rulllvr lluln wailing for
orders to do so.
_ "Practically all phase-s of culllp mn-
ilntion :lrc covert-ll during an lllSllHC-
tinn \Vllllv the camp is in operation.
including: “'(ill‘l‘ supply. sewage
]‘(r>:ll. \\‘.’l.\'lllllL' l'nl‘il'llies. rating and
>'~ V'Illllg’ qizzirlrl-s. rubbish Jill-l7
lulzv dispoml. mvdicul attention and
l'o-vrmllionall 11:. Vi" \thrc neces—
sary. sugp-sllnns Bulw- lll-v-rl made for
improvement of conditions and as a
lvlh- such suggestions are {yell re-
m iw-ol and put into effect. In several
cases. however. all general atmos-
11S
pointed ‘
mala- t
\llS- I
gur- !
{sudden dvulh of Arthur Griffith. pres.
’idcnt or lllc llail Eircnllll Cabinet. who
;\\:ls considered Collius' liill'llOCtUal
lcouulcrpclrl ill the arduous task of set-
‘l’lllg up lllt" l’l‘w“ State Government.
'l‘llv llulllin newspapers paid club—
:llr tribute to the slain lender uni
(ll‘
I l of them in their comments on his
illlus
illvutll.
lIrI-lulnl‘s future.
4 says: ,
“The death of Michael Collins is n
disnslcr for ll‘l‘lilllll. ll‘lbfillllll‘n the
world our will mourn him and will
sink (lull llvluis ill’lsllmm- m lilo (loop
illumination of his hiking off. That
Yllc should have mrl a tragic i-nd (ll
ilrisll hands is My darkest 'l'l-alum of
llhis n:.l’rouul ,cfllflllllle"
'l'llc l’rcl-mnn's Journal says:
“Mlcllnl-l Collins lins fallen by the
:llJllIlS 75f his own countrymen. H-S‘
lilill't'll death so m'll-u ill llll; slrugglv
jwllll England lllzlt lucu l'cll Hull. llc
could run all risks and "lucrgl- lili-
llzlrrurd. That he should have been
'killwl by an Irish llllllvl is a tragedy
lo rim-p for tours."
.\ll‘. Collins was engaged to be mar-
l-i-«l in Miss Killy 1(lurllull. pretty
-‘.;:ll::ill-ar ol‘ :1 promillo-nt busificss
mun of (ll-aluard. County Lougl‘ord.
'l‘llr wvddlug was to have lake-n place
:e~ soon as L'Ollius had completed the
ll‘lllllf.’.l'_\' opvrrlllozls against the irregu-
.l;ll'.~. They had known each other
3 for years. and during the period when
ilfnllius with a llcnvy ‘ll'iCL‘ plum-ll on
111:: head by England. was “on the
irun." “B" szlvcd his life: many times
‘lly going long distances late at night
in warn him that the Black and Tans
:wcrc on there way to get him. Collins
‘hnd sworn never to be taken :llivc.
LONDON. Aug. 23 (Associated
lPrLSs).——T‘he assassination of Michael
Collins .lt lizlndon. Cork; yesterday.
comes directly on the he“~ of iii} an-
The Irish TIM ES
Ell!
pointed to dire fol‘l‘llodllll-ZS for,
were progressing.
; 'II was declared that. if Chang and
“u agreed lo harmonize. Sun would
be disposed to proceed to Peking.
Early Chd’rch Utenslls.
! When our l'lll'ihll] forefathers first
lbecnn lo puss the plate for (-«mlrlllu-
:tlons in the meeting house ir was not
fa pillle they pusslul in most places.
'hut n brass warming pun. into this
the coins jingled cllcm'fully lllllil some—
;one decided that it was too cheerful
innd a long-handled wire corn popper
_wns Silllslltutcll.’ ‘ The artistically-
?carved and velvet-lined plates used in
many churches today are a recent
ndllplulion. In the earliest colonial
‘(luys no collection “'llfivlilkefl at all
land the salary of the purson was paid
{in pork and pumpkins. potatoes and
pens. flour. dl-icll apples and ill-lins.
'Wllll occasional “donation plll‘llcs"
that provided further luxuries. \l‘llcn
Qchurch :lrlil'ilivs hogan to chellll be-
lyond lllc llllllll‘lllillt' parish it was ncc-
essury lo l'olll’i't wins. so the warm-
111g pan and the norm popper were both
need to rather them up quickly.
Sticks as Receipts.
In one of the corridors of the Brit-
ish houses of llul‘llulllcntMiller!) is a
curious exhibit which looks like u l'llll-
die of kindling wood. It represents
all llull is left ul' llll- account "books"
“806 by lllL‘ l-xclll’qm'l' «lili'ilig Ull‘ .‘lld-
die ages; The lulnllc consists ol'flg‘ml-
lies." notched slicks H'l‘ \\'lll"ll accounts
were kept. \\'l.l'1l :lil :lI'l‘UlRll nus
pull] :1 slick \l;l.-‘ spill. 11:04le was
kept und the other half was given
‘85 a “receipt." When me made sys-
‘ tom was abandoned, and proper hooks
Reilly ahead on total votes and with
‘a grente rmarglu in delegates to the
Democratic City conver’llfin. The
Reilly-Keallng laction will have, 84
delegates to the City convention
against 48 for the Cahill-Bcrgin—Con-
nolly group.
Cullill's arrest took place after the
primary polls closed last night. Sev~
oral days ago a st‘cnlcnt was issued
from the Hellly-Keatlng headqun'rters
charging that Registrar Cahill had
left 2.000 names off the primary lists.
Cold Sweet- for Cold Sours.
A correspondent. whose initials we
withhold lest his wife should recog-
nize them, writes as follows: "On a
drug store window nearly. opposite-the
Transcript is u'uird telling us to
“Take home an lei-berg." Should some.
of us married men do, so on our way
home lute from—er—‘lhe oil‘lcc' It
would simply be inking one iceberg
to nn‘olhcr."——~i£nsmn Transcript.
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GET YOUR
VICTOR RECORDS
HERE
l
’-
Main floor, left center.
Toilet needs
specially
ted.
Tooth preparations
“Ipana” tooth paste 35c.
“Pepsodent” tooth paste
32c.
“Kolynos”
17c. 3 for 50c.
‘ “Forhan’s” tooth paste,
small 220, large 38‘.
Toilet soaps .
Packer’s tar soap 17c, 3
r 50c.
Cuticura 17c 3 for 500.
Woodbury’s 170, 3 for 50c.
Laco castile 15c cake.
Palm Olive 6 for 390.
IMcnnen’ “shaving cream
29c. ‘
tooth paste
:fo
6
‘
‘
L
380.
These prices are for this week only—farm afford an
opportunity to the late vacatiomst that Wlll be appl‘CCla‘.
der 17 c.
ier 750.
8c. 3 for 200..
8c, 2 for 150.
10c.
Face creams and lotions
. n *3” t ‘ j . .
Pond ’5' cold or vamshmg cream, small Jars 19L. Lugs
It has four WilldOWS an
all
i
\
63c
priced.
“Pebeco” tooth paste 23261
“Dr. Lyons” toolh pen“
‘ ‘ Pyorrhocide ” tooth pom”
Resinol soap 17a, 3 for in
J ergens violet glycerlne
Castile Purity b
(l 54
for 25c. ~ _ ~-
Physicians and bin-goons
MY:
hug
Gartsides Iron rust small
l’hl‘rc 0T thotrghilcssncss and Careless- lllcuzlccmonl hv life Irish i'l‘l‘t‘glllilYS of}
were lit-pl. lllvl‘v “us :1 \‘Hsl :ll’l'illlllliil-
Daggett and Ramsdclls cold cream, tubfle. llzl-w' 1‘31)“
lll"SS has been encountered and the
parties concerned have been very un-
gwllling to make necessary expendi-
law"?! to safeguard the health and
,p'l'omolc the comfort'of the campers.
.l-y means of reinspcclions. necessary
improvements have been gradually se-
lcurcd. but the facilities of the hurpacu llwo’ weeks ago by
lCL‘iHllS' command.
:llc fell is~ purl; of
l
"dctails of which have been roughed
are not sufficient to go into thi
as extensively as it should." 8 work
MISS THOMAS T01 7
OPEN NEW SCHOOL
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Miss Helen Hamilton‘
at the recent Silvermine
has attracted much attention. will
teach drawing. painting and design.
Thesywnl be part of the regular work
or all the pupils. Singing, with train
lug in rhythm. harmony and-tone. will
whose work
exhibitions
also be part of the regular work expected timeliness in View of. his as-
lgughom the SChOOl- I lsassinatlon.
ottery is to be taught by Mrs. “In the public eye. it says, “Michael
Mary Macdonald, also 0:. the Silver-
mlne colony. and weaving. basket
making and needle work bv Miss H 1.
en Bryant, who is at present commit-
ml wth the Metropolitan Museum 0‘;
Art. and who will also have charge of
h?) elementary school.
losses for
"mothers mayomer girls
these crafts bv
'l‘homas.‘ who
daily.
Beside the kindergarten and the
‘and their
be formed in any of
arrangement with Miss
is at the schoolhouse
1
elementary school (both of which ad- '
mlt boys as well as girls) and
lower and upper schools for
alone. the schaol will offer
for older peple.
the
girls
One of these is in the
.. H. Blodgett dating from (us Testament
-- 7 . - . The othe -
r t #31193 21st. and returned Cholocy. and is especially daggecfzr
:trom Hartford, where he
receiving instructions in his
5 Is well fitted for the po‘sl-
been town clerk of Wil-
l years. and is regarded
title
'g‘o: an expert in
: . mgr-ed work,
ER.
oLn‘ WAGES. " n
log. 23.—The
- ,. .. .80 rite 101“ -. ~
m to t], 1‘ . ,BOIjnmon labor. .
Oct.
teachers and mothers alth
. ough ma-
tfl’e girls who are suitably prepared.
:rlzlv lie admitted.
the “’heelock Training School
Teachers in Boston till last Year.
5 l‘l-TIHIJ-IH'ESI STEEL INCREASES
‘ “'AGES. ' '
an
in the
1
two courses}
_ Miss_Thomas has which was “~followed b'
men the instructor in psychology atg . . i one or
for.“
PETHY.EHE}I Pa- Aug 23 Th
. . ‘ .. . .—- e
ethlehem Steel .Corporzflion. today
sonnet-luau. 19¢:ng ofilfper an?
raids in
Go v-
w
‘9. policy of ami-uslles a 1d
:‘lllt'll‘ light Laying! the l-‘l-c-e Sill“:
.cllllnellt. '
(. ollills was shot dowr- l‘rom flnll‘fijfill
loLly a few hours after he had been
,ggixen an ovation by tho lesulculs of
lCork city. \vil ell was freed lr-ss man
the military and
Tllc place where
the constituency
'lllCh he represented in the Drill Ei-
rciinn. . '
Jews 0
l
{\‘lh? outrage. only; meagre
here.'~came too late for publication in
the morning neavspipcrs, theemnio'ity
.0l~\\'hlch comment on the breaking up
'of the organized Warfare in Southern
Ireland. ' 7 ‘
The Times prints under theraplion.
l"The Hour for Leadership." iribl'te to
‘Collins as the successor to Artl'Tl'lkr
Griffith as directing head of the fight
for the free State. whic‘fi‘assm’ncs irri-
Collins is a man of energy and ob-
vious ability whose dash‘and personal
disregardlfor danger have endeared
him ,to.young Ireland. General Col—
lins’ shoulders no doubt are broad um]
his frame strong, but the yoke that
now lies upon him is heavier than that
which Parnell lJOl‘i‘ and beneath willr-ll
Redmond fell." ‘
BELFAST, . Aug. 23 (Associated
Press).——All fillster has been pro-
foundly stirred by the news of Mich-
ael Collins" assassination. The Free
State Commander-in-Chief was looked
‘upon here as a more forceful person-
ality than Arthur. Griffith, and many
declare he had a far greater ’hold on
the people, including those fWhO fully
appreciated the latter’s cleverness.
The tragedy occurred on the anni-
‘vershry of the murder in 1920 utilis-
burn. of District Inspector Swanzy.’
t‘r’le
fiercest riots in the history of Bel-‘
fast and the burning or 300 hofises
Lisburn. » ‘ . ’
{“0" Will cause profound consternation
among- the Iris hpeoom, to‘whbm’ Col
{lion of these lullil-s, and mill}! in the
Ally Victor Record you want,
\
,18c,
small jars 280, large jars 38c.
lust century on «illicizll had the lumpy
tilouglll 0f szlylu: on fuel by using
this vast hoard of tally-sticks as kind-
ling ‘wuud. ll was actually liy'llle
if it’s listed ill the V‘ictor-cata-
logue, we have it or we’ll get it
f‘cay
I
“Gourauds Oriental cream $1.19. . _ .
Cream Elcaya 50c a. jar and a full 8128 00c. Jill’
a cold cream both for the price of one ‘
overheating m‘ :l stove‘by using too
Stillman ’s freckle cream 35c.
“l" Ell
50c.
The Irish News says the assasl'sinZ:1
I for youfi‘fell us the. number of
that hard-to: V ‘ ., i .
many of these tally-sticks that the old
houses of purlllullellt cl‘lugllt fire in
1834 and were burned down. '
Crime Brings Own Punishment. gQOd' ’ r
“.15 .11 great question whether the
self-inflicted punishment of relillqulsh- ‘5 ‘ "
mg every part of a former life even
to family and friends, is not greater
’lliln the punishment ot‘flle law. Th0
llllljority of fugitives flee from cont
pamtively short-term sentences- .The’
'clloose to give up freedo and liberty:
7mm North m Street-
540
44%.
gTal‘cum an
;borated and violet 15c..
‘Air float talcum Sc.
(“r ”f9 by their own sion rather
man She it 11b. for a few, months or
«v
4
o.“-
years at the decision (it the courts.
Even if they have found a way to hide
~SUCCeSSfully they are in cdhstant fear
of diSCOVEI'Y- All persons .have at
least one small phase of their present
”"95 that they love and wish, to keep.
55 a fullitlve one gives up every trace
of former self, for: all successful,
fligitlves have found there is always
somebody. to tell if there'is anybody
who knows; , '
1 mum CHILDREN:
sun-1' FOR SCHOOL
l
Wra Their,
hunchm Sanitary .
Waxed Paper?
cell}; Supply .Now—eltls Only
Allti-Fat Campaign In 1863.. .
The fatten man of all history. is
I title that has re‘sled undisputed I
0'1 Daniel Lambert, who .died in his .- ' “ c .
tortleth year at Stamford, Eng.,_1n‘ ‘ - / - “‘
1809. .Mr. Lambert is ‘sald roclxave' .1 .. .__ A3011 . ’:- «i
.‘l'elghed 739 pounds; almost 200'poundi “a , ' ' , . ,
more than, his closest compatitor, m. a " _ ~ ' 3 z . ‘» "1.. ‘ ‘
Bright, who lived in Essex “in the. \ ‘9.” .20 Swm.m ,8 Roll -- ‘ .
previous century. '_Brlght;‘ bewev'erd ’ fl _ ' 1 ,, ' I.
was scarcelygalwsylp‘h, for llis_'wnist¢ ~ — AT 7"" .4.
-c-oat, is ~teditov: have enclosed’se'v', . "
jenpe’rsnnspt ordinal-yj’sizglrwllh mom: . 2‘:
to spare. ‘One ottlaeffl 3 recorded
amidst" campaigns of“ William“
ed by‘vfiilliam'lifin ng waq‘puhlished
, ipainplllct on the~ Min ,1 > .
lins had endeirre'd'himsel! by hi aster-l
ing qualities of heart. and Wild. '
' f
who looked uponxhl‘
‘ in th '
All}? I
q,
3L
l
Dj‘erkiss
Hair preparations
Danderine,
Wildroot shampoo
Amami‘shampoo 10c. é
‘lmedimn‘42c: .
. ' Listerine 3 oz.
V.
other; needfuls .
’ scoc 'Ifluida’i
t~cotton16
Pompeian massage cream, small jar
. Pompeian night cream, jars 42; Ponlpeian day creazj
d face powders
Johnson & J ohllsofl’s baby powd
Squibbs all odors 21c—-'—Mavis talcum 17 c.
,Coty’s face powder perfumed with the
’Origon odor all tints 73c box.
face powder 390.
Mulsified cocoanutaoil 32c——Pa
small 30c, medium 40c, _
42c—Wildroot hair. tonic
{Bisinfectantsr and ,antiseptics .
.. . Lysol, small size 21c, medium 42e—Lavorls, 5mm
, 7 219.76% 42c,‘14yoz.'.74c.
,lDepilatories and deodoi'ants
_ Neat, small sihe fiEc—De’mracle,
‘ . i h ~De1atone'85oe—0doronatsmall 23c, medium 4.».
oz" ale, 12‘ oz. 42c.
“1° ‘ “1‘5. hssozted sizes fiat.
45c, medium jail
ry-
cr 15c—Melltten’l
quuisifl
olive shawl-‘00 5‘5“
large li-iC ’1
48c.
1
l 216.
em 11 size 509: largt
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