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RIASONI‘U DIRECTORY.
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7M1! month at 8 o'clock,
'lugust excepted. All
hordially and fraternally 1m itecl.
S. P DECKER H. P.
F. S. LYON, Secretary.
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Jnllitary export. 1111s 1111 article 111 the
~ current Akinutil‘ Monthly 111 which 119
filludes to some of 11151 own 'cxper-
,iences as: 11. journalist :11 11111 Gonna
Mnfcrenvc. One point brought out
by him is particularly intorcstiug’. He
tells how he was: Iroqucnlly mistaken
for on 1111111111. :1 l-‘xwm‘h 111', :1 Polish
gentleman. 11ml was 1:111:11 dovmnonts
.In those lanmulgnsnmovz 1‘ in English.
His daughter was mistukmr by Doing
for the wire» of :1 Spanish unfinissmlor,
by Spaniards 1111' :1 Pole; by Hungar-
ians: for :1 Swmlv. 111111 by Russians for
a. Frenchwoman. From those forts he.
drew the following conclusion:
.1, “’I‘hcso mc 1:11111111111311, but hc~ '
nouih them is :1. 111010111111 111lth~—
nmmh. that. the racial distinct-
‘ firms in P71110110 :1” n11111ciz1l 111111
llnrtiril. It‘ll 3111 is in fact, :1 Euro-
pcon typo as distinct as tho Aim-r-
icon: orfvl 11‘ that 111' so. may we
not look forward soml‘ rlhy in (L
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1 811111-121 of Atur‘rivu‘.‘ (7.1-1 rid of
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and for tho l‘i'hl 111‘ tlu- 'world.,_ The.
work of tho l.1".11.'ua‘ of Nations should
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‘ Twice- within the lust your has the
country 1101111 (-1111‘11'1111111‘11 by stories of
"1111111111111,- tu-lios 01‘ 11111111111 lost in Chi—
Cugo. in the first instance the tube
wont (lmvn u. hospital drain and it:
took af‘guod many hundred dollars’
Worth 01' plumbing to recover it. The
case just reported is of a. tube of ra-
dium. placed in 1.111 incision utter oper-
ation, having: burned its way'ihrough
the tissues of the body to another
place. 'Anothér incision was required
to get it‘out again. H
A singular carelessness seems to exc
131.111 the handling 01’ radium in 0111-
m0- ‘
Radium is very expenmve stulf. An
amount worth $16,000. rmdy for use,
is'encioscd in :1 tendon capsule, giving
much the appearance of :1 small fish-
lino sinker. It is inserted capsule and
3.1111), the patient‘s body. The euro:
two ray: work through the lead, and
the lead bars out the r7135: which
might. Otherwise be harmful The cap-
lest 111911.111 almost (lailv 1159 111 the
institutions where they are possesws.
%5 ever: constant handling could
vexcuse such ourclcsvmcss as to
, "s‘capsule to drop down 'a. drain.
M to losing the capsule in the worn-
u only, it must have been :1 hospi-
" cm of rare laxity which allow-
fluflum to stay long enough to
in however, the, vprv rmiiy of
natanccs which "innkcs them
‘ The inn 1cllou§ preperties of
'-* 11111: are being studied constantly
place
Mi. ’mnze the 111113111111. person who
little thought to the matter.
. is not: a. panacea especially
' ' . One may not wait too long
radiant for a. cure. 'But it is
naming to be recognized, by
who use 11 wiscly, as of in-
therapeutlc value.
in
citizcn
a; guilty of a. car-class dis-
, . h which he would be
.1 condemn in an alien. A
.1 .5. cited by a. promincnf
tor
one of the native Jim-11E me.
It thus to his amps:
g in helm to run 1171112.:
In .dinérflcr. :3 “mm M:
" ring. high prices and :1
body but the rich
. 1 3% 3’ft the office
_ ' SDAY, AUGUST 24,1922.
mum ALMANAC FOR
flight tide 12-18 4.111... 12. 2 p. m
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The Associated Press is exclusively
”filled to the use for publication of
fill new: dispatches credited to it or
in thin vapor and also
ler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M”:
meats in \l'usonic Templ 0. South Main
street, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
Jul} and
R. A. Masons
51:13 tiréd of this county-'
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By HERBERT HOOVER,
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world trade can go on satisfactori
of war.
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of diminished gold content in man
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to the pretty home he owned}
Meantime an alien-born
who 111111 hoard him remarked:
don‘t understand you Americans.
11'1- folks with 11 'ski’ on the
our
dirty holes we came from.”
His plaint was justified.
that most of the mildly
foundation of sinccrit).
ug'c alien cannot understand that.
be its objective.
Ilorwst criticism is 0111’ thing.
to speak slightingly of America. is an-
'oihcr. Loyalty, like charity.
:11 homo.
to row-re institutions which we our—
solves belittle. .
TEMQM _,..
BASEBALL SCANDAL.
Lovers of baseball deplore the re—
v1-.,111111: 01" another scandal in the big
league 191111151. The fact that one of
1111- lint-st pitchers in the. National
1.0212111» was promptly and finally cxé
111411-11 from organized 111150111111 is cvi-
111411-11 111111 those hack of the game
11101111 to 111-441 11 clmm. But for all
that. tho momlg of the organization
1191-1151 boosting. '
11 is invvllnlilo (11:11 among :mycon‘
sidvmhlc- lunly (11' men engaged 111 any
pursuit or sport thorn will be
who 1111‘ 11111111 or inwn dishonest.
111130111111 11:19 1111011 so thoroughly com-
nu‘rriulimui in tho past few yours that
rustrnint upon this inm-iinhll- 111-1179111—
mm is 1111111- 1111111111 1111111 it. used to
111-.
cll- 111 111:11zmd tram 10\.1ll_\ “hon thr‘
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v11") plmtrs liwmsolvcs arc
5.0111 111111 11111101] likr’ horses.
1.11311111' 11311111. 1111- puzzle is why a
sucw-Shl‘ul and highlv paid plaver on
:1 (“111111111th loam should sacrifice his
14111111 unmc. his job and his future
1 11 n rm :1 considerable hriho.
\\ hahver tho reason, so long as this
spirit (wists in ormnizcd baseball
1111 r. must be endless supervision to
lump the game clean. partly hecausc
it is the great representative Amen-
can sport and 11511111 because those
11110 profit from the organization have
no right to take the public’s money if
tl14~.\' can’t keep the game straight.
»———'—-——O
As a result. no doubt. of the large
amount of money lost by refiners on
gasoline the past year. the Standard
011 Company of New York is consid-
ering: the declaration of a 51) per cont.
stock dividend.
It appears that tho coal miners have
won their strike and the operators
hmc gained a line excuse for boost-
ing prices. and everything’ 3 loxely in
.the coal fields.
DailyRadio Program;
(Tune to 300 Meters)
Five Conditions Necessary in Europe :for
Satisfactory World Trade
ance of either credits or gold loans,
associate
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If
end of
names jabhercd away like that.
we would be sent back directly to the
It is true
derogatory
stuff 1v 111111 Americans xeel off against
tllf-‘ll‘ natixc land is only talk with no
but the av or-
In
the 1112111 of his ignorance and confus-
ion it liccoxnes :1. force inspiring con-
tempt for whatever government may
For
a native American (Avon thougfitlossly
begins‘
\‘Vc cannot Pxpoct the $111011
:1 Tow 1
U.,S. Secrétary of Commerce.
The following five conditions must be established in Europe before .
ly=
First, such political relations between the states in Europe Ehém‘l
selves as will produce an atmosphere of peace and destroy the atmosphere ,
Second, the reduction of armament, not only to lessen government =
expenditures, but to give confidence of peace. ,»
Third, the intergovemmental debts,
must be fixed upon such a definite basis of payment of interest and prin- »
-c1'pa.1 as will create reasonable confidence that payments will be met. ‘
Fourth, the balancing" of budgets, more through reductions in expen-
ditures than by the increase of taxation; and a cessation of the conse-
quent 1'1 fiation in currency and short-term bills.
Fifth, the ultimate establishment of the gold standard with th'é’ assist:1
and, where necessary, the acceptance
y old units of currency.
liYSlEil SET
18 REPlill'iEli
Charles H. VVheeier Declares
Co-op ration Has Result-
ed in improved Conditions
Oystermen report a “fair sét”
year. It is generally distributed'along
the shore between South Norwalk and
Branford. It is most plentiful in the
shoal mater areas and diminishes in
‘tlie deeper and colder fivaters off
Ishorc, the oyster-mom report.
Charles H. "Shang"
speaking of the set today said, “As a.
result of practical (to-operation on
the part of the State Shell-fish com~
mission and the Connecticut Oyster
Growers association. the menacing
conditions which have confrontcd the
oyster industry for the past few
years have been relieved in large
measure."
Mr. \Vheelcr said further. “The
oystr'rmcn arc unanimous in the 119—
licf that this now turn 01' fortune is:
directly due, to two things. namely
tho establishing and stocking of
spawning 1111115 by the state and
‘plnniors and the better condition of
the waters (implied into the Sound.
r1 milling from tho industri'll (lepros-
sion and tho cxrossiw rains the first.
reducing tho quantity of manufactur-
Wheeler.
It is haul to maintain refilled {0" 1111: “using “hirh norm 111v final their
1w:'1:y into our streams hV half the soc-
onil minimizing: the poisonous effects
‘of pollution in acmtion and dilution
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SAGE AND SFLI’HTR
DAIHCENS GRAY HAIR
mammals Recipe to Restore
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Color, (Hos-s and
Attractivem’ss.
Almost. every one Knows that Sage
Tca and Sulphur. properly compound-
ied brings back the natural color and
ulustrc to the hair when faded. streak-
(31-1 or gray. Years ago. the only way
to grt this mixture was to make it. at
home, which is mussy and trouble-
some. Nowadays, by asking at any
drug store for "\Vycth's Sage and Sul-
phur'Compound," you will get a. large
bottle of this famous old recipe, im-
proved by the addition 01' other ingre-
dients. at a small cost.
Dont stay grayl. Tm} it. No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as it docs it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a. sponge or
soft brush' with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time: bv morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another
application or two your hair becomes
lbmutifully dark glossy 11nd attract-
iive.—-—Adv.
including German reparations, ‘
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tolerate just; such absurdity every time they use
the old-fashioned pattern with its needless maze
crosses, notches, slats,
squares, small circles, large circles, one, two and
three T’s, dotted lines, etc.
“it’s printed” ~revoiu-
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struction plainly on the face of the pattern itself,
thus eliminating all guesswork.
Costly errors and refittings are avoided.
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What is more important, it will be correctly
made.
The simple. printed instructions
the exclusive McCall “Margin of Aceura cv.‘ in-
sure that every delicate line of st} .1: placed 111 the
original pattern by the master designei 11121.11 be
mniuteiy reproduced in the finished varment.
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~CoR~ER.
Not Heavy Set.
Reports 01‘ -a bean." “set" are
erroneous. it is not heavy anywhere
but is a light “5111" scattered generally
owr a large area- Along with the
ovatcr “set” Comes a crop of young
drills which are already praying upon
the tiny oysters.
‘ The catchng or a light "set" this
scar proves a theory that clean water
and :1 quantity of spawn will produce
:1. “set" and this is conceded to be
the keynote to the rebuilding of the '
Station “'JZ, Newark.
(Westmghouse) .
:01» p. 11144111111 baseball scoros
7:10 to 7:30 p. m.———"Jack Rabbit
Stories," by David Cory, New York
E1 eniug Mail.
:31) to 10: 30 p. m.—-—The 459th Mayor
3111111 People. 5 conceit rendered 1'):
the Sheet Cleaning “and of 45
piccrs under the direction of 11111105
J. Cunningham. Acting Mayor Blur-
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8:
litical talk.
10: 52 to 11: 00 p. m. ~Standard time
signals from Arlington.
11: 01 p. m.——Wcuther 1::port.
Station KDRA, Pittsburgh.
(“‘esting‘liousc)
1:00 p. m .—"I~lome Furnishings, Mod-
em and Practical, " by Miss Harriet
“lobster of the Joseph Home Com~
pan) Pittsburgh: United States
Public Health Servica semi-weekly
bulletin broadcast.
:00 p. m.~Classlcal concert bv Miss
Frances Ma.gee,;planist: Andrew
Calhoon violinist; L. Mario Day
Home and Miss Grace Kramer,
reader.
Station \\',\’I’ Fort '\\’ood,\.1.Y. City.
(Signal Corps, U. S. 21.).
8. 50 p.m —~-Instruction in radio. Am-
pico numbers.
”1:00 p. Inf—Evening Mail concert 1:11-
2:1 direction of Climles 1). Isaac-
n.
Station WGY,Schmiw1o-‘iv.
(General Electric Company).
6:00 p. m.~Produce and stock quo-
tations: baseball results; news bul-
letins; results of races at fiamtota.
Springs.
:45 p. m.~——Concert program. Sun-
set Inn Novelty orchestra: William
Deyette. violin:
133.310: Joseph Standard,
an saxophone: Chaim» 1
saxophone: Frank Chesky.'1'i::1'11':=:
Nels Nielsen. trombone: Oswhl
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ray Ilulbert will deliver a nonspo—
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William Dickinson, '
The women of fish United States
l :19. y well ask what. is being donQ
1:
Washington to safest-:51 om-
en in industry whoa the? 011?
that of forty million this coun-
try eight and one- million are
‘wage- eat-agave.
: Women workers gnu been 550‘-
tected by the woman?“ Emu
permanently “vial: by ,,
Departmental. Labo . .
preaunstms But-e511 m inma—
filmed by Jngmtafive Campbell
obliges. And by 85m
gar Keny'un of Ion, Repubnmm.
3 am! 1113.: 9335911 by a Republican
House and Sephte. .ngen have
speciaf .4 or employment
Mhich make speclfil away was-
1 Mfindy in partied to:
, iin mmz’Women‘n 1311mm There is
1 g: or the
fact that the conditions at women‘s
{Work must in com as time.
{Mental in their 3553- ii iii
{:omen an individual! and
d on the " ‘
(lathe mnmy life 36%
Republican stated
inure measures 9
states. in eleven Item
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hibibed from
in 37 Republicafi stains.»
o: labor for wohen ad
oyster industry
"The state's experiment of estab-
lishing spanning- areas has been so
entirely satisfactory this year that in
all probability steps will be taken to
enlarge the areas and the plantings
another year in an effort to re-
SGHL DAYS
establish
the productin‘ty of thou-
sands of acres “inch have been barren
for a number of years.
“This move on the part of the
'state is decidedlv in the right direction
and can be applied to our finny fish-
eries and. wild life in general ”
Was.
Mother's Wonderful Love. ,
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sensitiveness of her Sympa: . fie
vastness of vision of her 111111111 1; 1‘5;
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