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NEW LONDON TIMES OWNER AND HIS WIEE.
the sun is nature’s furnace for heating
the world. _ k. . . .
Hot as this natural furnace is, it is not
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Major John Jacob Astor whose picture is. printed ahu'e with
John Walter. great great- -grandson oi the founder has acquired con-
UOI or the London Times At least go 000 000 of the Astor money is
said to be involved in the deal.
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CJNCINNATI’S omEsr WOMAN VOTER.
lime types
Anthon G. H Fokker. inventoro of many or the airp
used by Gogmany during the war has perfected a new glider. which
he tried out recently in England. He remained in the air fifteen
minutes
WILL SHE BE ELECTED—TIME WILL TELL.
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Mn. Ann Jenem Harvey is 103 you! old and Cincinnati’s (11119le
{rpm your. At 100 oh. out mm
PRESENTING $3.000 HISTORY PRIZE.
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llro. Lucy B. Patton-on oi the Fifth Denmaoionoi district of North
me in Knights of Oolnnthno nationwide history competition.
FASCISTI’ HOLD ITALY;
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Benito Alaskans who, withfhis “
Fascist: black shirtgis now master
of Italy. 1.
The King,
Fascis’ti lead
acknowledging the
the
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NATURALIZED AMERICANS
. does meet, every household requirement.
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9. (01111:! in Reoruontntin Gnu-loo II. Stadium. ~ . . , . V .Wann. Wash. for monograph ‘on “The J” Treaty.’ which won first
hot enough in winter, so we must warm our
house with an artificial furnace. » Of all
heaters, W111 n1 air furnaces are most efiiciv
ent, fortheyventilate. the house as -well. as
heat it. For construction efl‘iciéhcy' and
ease of operation, the STAMFORD has no
superior among warm air furnaces.
\Vhen you buy a STAMFORD furnace
you are protected by 65 years experience
in manufacturing heating apparatus.
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Nash, Raymond 69° Dean (30
2 Flax Hill Road South Norwalk'
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mitted to do so, 214 persons who had
'established their American citizenship
have left, most of them‘ for the United
States. Late in September there w‘ere
about 100 other persons awaiting com-
pletion of the necessary repartriation
operations. In many cases these re~
quire weeks. and often months. owing
to various routine matters connected
' with passport requirements.-
(Moscow. Oct. 31.—Scattered about!
:ussia are about 46 “lost" persons
vhoso relatives claim for them Ameri-
can citizenship. and tor Whom search
5 being made by representatives of
he American Relief Administration.
Since the A. R. A. entered Russia 11‘
war ago. one of the conditions being:
hat all American citizens who desired
——Full line 01 Auto accessories
Aaron Kohn.
‘to quit the country should be per— NEW I‘VEN JUNIOR H. s.
CORNERSTONE
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 31.
stone of New Harm‘s
High School, which was
.Dr. Susan S. Sheridan,
School faculty, in rem;
years' school service.
day.
the address of the day
sic and literary numbers.
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Mayor David E. FitzGA
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pils carried through a program.-
LAED.
This new and finest
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-Super§ex Burners-is built to meetxand
‘ In kitchen" tasts conducted by a practical
farm housewife. food fora family of five was
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. . ., .coo ed on range at a fuel cost of less f —-with Perfection on
I ‘ than 3 cerlts meal! V ' , Heaters. Burnfullblasf’
‘ Another test, made lay .the- Good l-louse— f‘” 8 Imus °n I gallon
lreeping Institute, prdve'd that‘the newly i‘n- '
‘ vented Superfex Burners on this range cook f .
_ ’ y as fast as gas. And the famous Institute has ' ~
’ - pla(pd its seal of approval on thawtuerange. ’ _
SeethisNew FerfecnonOIlRangedemo 1""
strated by your dealer. At housefuniishing _
and hard . ,
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Clemodorhuheat—
as much asyouwanb—
herever you need it
of Socony Kerosene.
PERFECTION
i 01] Heaters
lg? KERESENE
: the best there is
,, year-round oil range
A m tens of titansands of city and country kitchens
j 7 , HElMNew PerleciionOilRangeWith
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