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TOMORROW
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High title 4:37 u. "L. .l :i‘.) p.111.

"m Associated Press is exclusively
l to the use (or publication at
.nm dispatches credited to it or
" otherwise in this paper and also
up iocel news published herein.
i rights or publication or special
”when herein are also reserved.

.Oege. fio. ‘08. I“. and A.
asonlc building, South
:1 street. int and 8rd Tuesdays of
‘52! month. July and August except-
ut 8 o'clock. All Master Masonu
”dimly and fraternally invited.
. BOBT. J AVALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
— R A M
‘ ler Chapter. No. 38, . . .,
But in Masonic Temple, South Main
he 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
8 o'clock. July and
excepted. All R. A. Masons

.Old “Poll I
meets in M

P. DECKER, H. P.
F. 8. LYON. Secretary.

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._.-—-———-
Bcnito MuSsoiini. it‘iltit‘l' of the ital-
Ian 1"tiilt‘lt‘lii' swears that control of
Italy must be gin-n to the. b‘usctstl, and ‘
amateur-0V:-rtiu'uw of proportional
pyatem of representation.
Russian Soviet Army
button of Vladivostok in
filth the Japanese troops.
Lloyd George usseris that Coalition

liberals must stand tor the country
first unii ommwm both Lahor italiirai-

bpgins occu-
nurt‘ulnl'ht

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:25 p. m.—-—Musical program. .
:00 p. m.-—-Market report. L'. S. Bur-
eau of Agricultural Economics;
Brighton Live-Stock Market. Fruit
and Vegetables Market, Dairy and
Produce Market, Chicago Live Stock
' Market (.485 meters); Boston Farm-
ers' Produce Market report (485
meters).

:30 n. m.—Boston police reports lios
ton police headquarters; late news
wishes. early sport. news, Boston
American.

130 r. m. Evening pimrrnm: Nash.
uu. Rotary club night. Program ar-
ranged by the Rotary club of Nash-
na. 3'. 1L. Major i. L‘. Eaton, presr-
dent.

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Artist's.

John M. i'riskt‘. irill'ilnll’), composer
and concert artist of Nashua. with
opera and concert record in Europe
and America. I

Alvin A. lucier. violinist. student of
Januzz; Hoffman of lid-mu. Soloist
in .‘J'lsilut uni Boston for thud
years. -

Mrs. Doris W'hite “’hitney. cellist. pu-
pil of the late Eric Loeflfler. cellist
of Boston Symphony orchestra and
Carl Webster. Well-known through-
out New England.

Lcoiyn E. Annis. coutralto, 'soloist at

Franklin street Congregational‘

church at Manchester. N. H. Pupil

of 11030 Stewart of Boston.-

Mm. Anna. Melemiy Smiderson. pian-

’.st and accompanist. (or many yen rs

pianist for the New Hampshire State

musical festival and Nashua/s lead—
inc organists- Pupil or Richard

I’lutt of Boston.

. Program.
l. mintstnlnclion. "Why \Ve'ro Herc."
2) irvy (I l-Iaion, president
{otni'y l‘illb.
ll .—'l‘rios. .
m) “Melodie" ...'I‘sci1aikowsky
(h) "Jinn" Ante Vain)“
. . . .. Hellmcsbergcr '

.\lr. Lm‘icr. violin: Birs. \Vhitncy,

c:_-!lo; Airs. Sand-neon. pianist.

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w and die—hard reaction. lll. ~r;\li(]i‘l‘.\‘s, "Nashua and Its Indus-
"u‘m's i'or liriiish genera! rhylion tries." . .

hula ‘marshatlwl with titt‘itil’liliUil of La— ii) ltosvm- S. hliillken. agent
tor ['[ill)'s lllullil'c-Slo lllui “Labor‘s Nushrn Mills. Nashua Manu—
jprogxani is the lust huiuark auuxnst i‘awlurinc: Pompany.

iolt'rt uphmnui and class war." ]\'.« -"Oiiil‘2iilil solos. ‘ ..

Marquis t'nrzon. liritish li‘ort-ign , (it) "i'l‘t'vic Swim: 5011!: .1h-nza
Beer-clam. \ili'liilih iur .\l|ii'[i({li| l‘l-[l- (b) “Um: Spring 3101‘“ng '

V Lilli-Hill! Hust'! ..................... hevin

mse-rLilimi :ll .\~:tl'
felli't‘ ('Hlii'i i' with ‘

Foi'nu r Sl‘l'l‘JiitIS' of Navy [unit-is!
was that letlrrs ol' i‘ianitiin ix'. Lauri
give .‘I \irnnu‘ lllii-l‘~~:-:~‘iuli,"
and waists Woodrow Wilson IUl'
adopting t'nn\ )_\' sin-thin oi pint-Milli:
Wiirrimn ships.

Prcsiuirni Hardin: upholds ‘:.\‘:u
July" plan. and him-rill) ni-mtucs ":14

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Miss Leoiyn E. Annls.
Enlio solos,
(n) "’lhrantellc". . . .Vnn (locus
(b) “Salute d'Amour". ...l-:lgnr
Mrs. Doris “‘hite \Vhituey.

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isn't the Witch."

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(Copyright, 19 by Johnny Grueile.
' All rights reserved).

“Now that the witch has run away
and left us in'peaca let's have a tea
party," one or the pretty sisters sug-
gested, "Raggedy Ann and Ragged,
e not. in-the house when we

they must be very hungry."
“That is one reason why
in the house‘j'ust before the w
come," said Raggedy Ann. -
The three pretty sisters soon ht.
the table set and a. lot or cookies. an-
cake, a pie, and lady lingers. . am
cream puffs and lovely chocolate.
Then. when every one had eaten a.
much as they could. Raggedy Ant
wished for some ice oieumoodus and
they drank these. I
Then. as they sat. at the table laugh-‘I
ing at how they had turned the tables .
u the witch and made her nose .415]
i

{ve came

long as the sisters' noses had been, be-
fore there came three more thumps,
on the front door. "Biump! Biumpll
Biump!" just like that, only a great
deal louder.

“Oh. clear!" the nice. little old ladyl
said, "1 do hope it isn't that mean
witch again." I
“Everybody remain real quiet until
I run around the house and see wh
it is." said Raggedy Ann. "they won't
be able to see me." '
”it's a great. big. fat man!" she said. '7
when she came in the house again.
"Then we can open the door." said

one of the pretty sisters, "just so It]
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The big, {at man came stomping
into the house and looked from one to;
the other." Where is Raggedy Ann

loud, angry tone. "W'e can‘t see them i
ourselves." said the storekeeper. "so
we cannot tell you where they are." '
“Then I'll try find them." cried the
big, fat man. as he hit around the
room with his cane. ~"They put to. long.
crooked nose on my daughter and. it I
find them. I will take them to her."

"Ah!" he cried. as his cane gave

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INTERNATIONAL STATION T0 1;
Gl'lln‘l \"EATHI‘IR Sl‘lltYll‘iiS

\VASHJNGTUN. Oct. til—An intt-r-'
nationally ownmi unti opt-rated “ire-i
less station and \vcathvr obscrutiion‘
station on the shores ol’ llail‘in Ila) to
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Iii-hup Silmi \\'ill Allure“ Stnli‘ Drie-

schiccs has be: u pmprmul. :lllli steps

tion. i
liltil‘in liar is prvtiy mr north. as :1‘

itch I

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Rangedy'Andy firswipe.

could think to cover Up h
ton eye, which‘ was visible, t
man had him tight in his hand.
for the other one," he cried.

be big. fat ‘

9.8118

sWiped this way and that with. his .

Andy wcr h l d caner

were eating before, and they ave 1a .

such an exciting adventure I am ;. ‘ The Storekeeper watched the big. ,
ifat man. hitting all around with his. ’

cane until the fat man came real:

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4“! nit one or

them!" and before Raggedy ,Andy;
is ahoe—bnt- l

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' The Big, Fat Man Came Stamping
. Into the m

close. Then. without a. word.

storekeeper gave the fat man such a} '

box on his ear it made it. tint Just;3
like a door hell.

“You just wait until I catch you, ’

alone." pr‘mlsed the big, fat man. as
he ran out the door.
"Ha! Ha! Ba!”

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"Anyway, I’ve got Raggedy Andy!"1

the fat man cried. as he ran down the.
path through the woods. !

“What shall we do. Raggedy Amn?"
Wooden Willie cried. But Raggedy.
Ann did not answer. for she was;
hanging on the fat -mzm's coat wild;
She wasn't going to lose sight of 11:13-:
gedy Andy.

 

he financed and operated by the‘coun-
tries of the Northern Hemisphere. to
whom the data. would be of value
when refiorted by wireless.

 

PROMINENT ARCHITECT DEAD.

 

XF‘AV YO‘RLL Oct. 25.~Lloyd “’ar-
rcn. head of the Bonn): Arts School of

”11'“ “villi; lake to insure its installa—- .-\rivhilvclure. and a brother of “'hii-

llt‘}‘ Warren. internationally lmtm'n
architect, jumped or tell to his death.

the _ Storekeeper? ‘-
iaughed. "who's afraid of yon. I'd iikei ‘
and Raggedy Andy?" he asked in a to know?"

gnu-a :it ilulcl I'mmi. Hartford.

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gisnm‘ at :t map of tilt-'tup ul‘ our (‘Ull—i

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mug “WU“, mm,” hf l'mlul Mmflflmw-tmg. thrs. hiclmlas llrmly crintluc of their Sfil‘vk‘ogz to the world
N- a: \'m~l:_ inrnn-rly of liarilortl, will lutmhi irt' inns-Humble. it is said. ;

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holder. urm‘rl tutuu- ni «ml! min. 1.: in

mmerm't (‘n‘illlliiy i'.I.. mu] 5.1,» limit)"

of operators is maxi ~- :tr-i iinfn:?.
Sir (if-urge i‘lvis‘i. British ccnnnniiszt.
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to ntl‘bngvst liumiu:iix"1;.tu.in.«: in an

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hebts. ‘ on lufi’ ‘l..\i;.p :llltl liio- t‘ulhuln' “'o- lin- smilhvast coast 01' Greenland.
Caumliun Wham“ ,, Itlw MW“ “iv. “1‘ H- _ when- reports are sent to all the Eur-i
lhriiiintr raw “h r H!“ ”OH” Pu: l . Al. tn 1.1.x! Yin-Lilli}: (-1- llw flIilllili- iiilll‘illi Government Meteorological .
and “Mm,“ ('onlvs'. amid”; !‘=»‘«i:a:::.'.',‘.‘;'? l‘t-lllilllili'(, tiw llibliliiCrs (iv- { SL‘I.\it'l'.~I_ 3:; well as to the Canadian'
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woman who “ns’ 1mm in In r s: or ,.I 1‘ ' ‘ f‘ ‘ ’“f‘”. ‘ ‘Vl'llrlhf‘ “Mm": gwhosu efforts the Jan Mnyen station
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“ml M ‘1 “Mai“. i I :h M v. .r 1‘“; ..lr{t:l.'rnxiduz )iiu.‘ Josephine St. such a station is shown by observers:
Sassy -- iitk in b:i(1\'.lil. m:; I .l.‘§,m'_"\“ I’M" _, ._ {in the fact that. they are often handi—
Jay MM ”Hum”. N.“ Wu “H Emmi _ . .v ‘ . '.W - csut- luncheon rescrvn- capped by the sudden arrival of “i“.
\t'm' “ “hm-m; MW... ”,3 N. Em“, "i“"mh‘d to 8‘30“"? tickets i‘orsco-n weather changes originating.
I :é‘i.,‘\“',“;"’;;"_r 1"" 1?" (‘omnidnicnting in Northern Canada. where there are'
“3"?" Wm}. m. .‘i, V... ”Ni, S: 1‘...- “"“"’:“}-w0jrh°rt mer- chairman 01 few stations. Thousands of miles oi“
Sllrlmmij: 1in 1m i.‘ .i.. 117..., I; ]_ _“ committee. Diocesan the continent. up to the Arctic Seastf
Hm" m 90““ send"; NO- 2“ hold no observation posts nor means;

in ll' luzsixt s:

is t‘niiiu‘w-lnu:

l‘n'li:i;zf- «:lilin'
S-w‘m Lik in

loci-gin lxills rt .1 ii. sic sunlight:
Gulllvs L’.‘l‘i‘~'li “n1 bamboo vine:

Shot niah (nun-air l lain see ‘em.
i‘ut‘l lii‘ Will' :tll’ smvii tic Dilli'l

Honn'wiru‘: luniin' in (lo moonlight;
Coon an' 'possum in do trc“:

Shotgun hangin' up so handym—
Only thing: ain' derc isumo!

~41. )l. Montgomery, N. Y. Times.

 

sTnI’J'IT BOARD SUPPLIES
DATA '1‘) FEDERAL GOV‘T.

 

To ascertain the total mileage of
urban streets. roads. sidewalks and al-
leys. the‘character and extent of their
”Improvement, repair and mainten-
ance, and the source and amount of all
lands devoted to these purposes, the
‘ . States Department or Agricul-
turgj-bumnu of roads. has sent a

.. . onnnire to the street department
its; for information or various
The blank form is being filled
“By Edward Dufly. street foreman.
'Dominic Eula. city engineer.

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:llHu ln- a unvst of honor.

itrpurte; will in. gin-n on
\‘cinwnvnt thu- work throng:
lht- I‘ll)t'('.‘1". Miss Ill'il‘ll 1'. Mc
mix-it, "ssh-taut prom-unlintz alto
of iirohltiyn. and president of the

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BE BROADCASTEI)

“liix ink: 01' “11‘ l'l‘iil’e-ii Slnlis \\'(‘:llh'~
3““ “Mann enthusiastic. river the,
iprny~ins:»l and will urge. the participn-i
itinn o: lizv (lnvcrmncnt in the (‘o-Olh:
icralin‘ sclwmc. They point out the.
:x-ulnahlo work of the International
i\\'c.xiho-r (iiiSI-rvaiinn Station on the:
;inntl_\ little Island of Jun lilaycn. ol‘t

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ot mesmging observations it any were
made. The northernmost weather at!»
tion in Canada. is almost forty degrees
from the northern edge of the conti-

 

l‘noh—liah. Pish~Tush. Nanki-P—oo
and other characters of “The Mikado"
will journey via Hertzinn waves on
400 meters into countless homes and
into cabins 0! ships at sea. Tuesday
evening. October 31, when the comic
opera gem of Gilbert 8; Sullivan will
be broadcast by WGY. the General
Electric Company station at Schenec-
tady. A few weeks ago “THE broad-
cast "Plnntore" and the applause was
so heavy that rehearsals were at once
begun for a. second Gilbert & Sullivan
opera. Applause for radio entertain-
ment is generally delayed from twelve
hours to a week. depending on the dis-
tance of the listener from the station.
and it comes in the form of letters.
“Pinatore” brought one of. the
heaviest mails that has ever been de-
livered at WGY. . ,

Another feature ’of the week of Oct.
29 will be the production of “Oflicer.
666." a melodramatic farce. by the

 

 

completed. the decument will

.: 1‘. 1.. where the statistics will
mm with figures from other

 

f4' CHANGES
' CAUSE SICKNESS.
..g mum of weather dur-

-ed to the bureau's miles at‘

«use my colds and coughs.
tenet tron throat, chm

her 2. B. M. Cummings, 1 General
Electric Company radi'o engineer will
deliver an address, November 3 on “A.
Brief History ot'Radio."

 

hundred students.“ colleges; in the.

United snMSMGaMs have. em.

 

trouble, coughs,
no

medicine in the

cold!
' .. use Foizgfaggieiy any“; [m on “The War-u runement so ‘tione ot—uuoue meantime
.._ j- nxre en Again-t. Alcohol.” "the Intercollegiate not ”to all mun-lee m ' '
-‘on the motor. Largesvtvseu- 'Projubfiioufi’m’ " ‘ ’ _, 0 other I ‘ '
arid. the: y: The contestisbemtconduet- data -‘ ' important; ,

{fizzy “an?“ is the uranium by this “Gautier: and the scum
- «do n remedy or M: 1m .5!“ Amelia. 'whm mi “It”
‘3“! colds that I ever saw." ,Winners will .be announced at the “J h-y'e'wm m as "the“; m
. :11. Jones, El Dorm. Illinois. maintemstionaiistudent Conference stations were owned: by“' the uni I '
PM. , .mtion.-—_Adv, gt Toronto; November 24th tenth. states. a'heBaflin‘Bay man. we

ed the oontgu_-'roe‘srlseifxor the best

on “announced

WGY players. Thursdny night. Novem— l

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nent, which puts it far south, close to
the international boundary line.

Consequently. officials said. much
weather which originates in that vast
stretch of land is unobserved until it
is right down upon us. For this rea-
son. it was added, cold waves often
bear down from the North in wintér
and. our VVeathex Bureau can give
only scant warning.

A recent example of this sudden and '
-unlorseen change occurred in a. series-

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Ar 'n,’a~jalt-‘lml’n. 11.". ’1“
~ . .ouu on-.. .‘ne.'x..‘~\ '\

today. from a. window in his sixth-I

floor apartment in. West 64th street.
The architect's body, clad in silk
pajamas. was low by a miikmnn at
the bottom of an air shaft. Police de-
clared Warren had committed suicide.
but this theory was discredited by his
brother. who said Lloyd ind been suf-
t g from syncope since an injury
to his head some years ago. and that
he probably toppled from the wnidOw
while seeking a breath of air.
Besides his work at the Benux Arts
School. Warren was well known for
the assistance he gave to poverty-
stricken young artists and architects.

 

“And Remind Lees Worthy.
There is nothing lighter than vain
praise—William Drummond.

 

 

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Phone 310 —— Free Delivery.

 

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try-wide drouth that gripped the coun- ~, 2 .

try during August. September and;

early October. Continued Wm
predicted tor some days because con-

ditions were limit}: ending changer .’

were observed within the same or the : '

reporting sections. Between two My
however. sudden showers swept down.
tron: the uncharted
ed up the entire Atlantic

Motive tore-t _ _
Wt, wand tattle droufli.
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Tamorfowez—Second Day cf Our Great

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Hundreds of Attractive Values on Sale.

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Have You Tried Our

FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
Fresh Daily

We Have Just Opened This Department Under the Care of at I,
Experienced Chef and Solicit Your I’atronage. }
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WHERE HOME FOLKS _
ENJOY 'JTHE‘iillSELV‘ED

At the Savoia rest:
rather pride ourselves
cooked meals" and .. I.
and cleanliness of our 1-? ‘i
you take a. meal here
telling all your friends 13“ "
food a specialty.

SAVOIA. RESTAURANT ‘
Business Hours 6 A. M. to 12 PJ
54 south Main Street

south Norwal k.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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