t a Glance
.._._.—_._._.
n Cnbinct of Chancellor
mmn’atzer l‘nlted Socialists
rim to participate in Coalition
‘ . which included me [oer-s ‘
People's party. ~.
6 Minister Bonar Law profess-
Mdence in return or his party
Working majority in llritish elec-
today.
{Mummy must get eight hundred
h of grain to feed
iii rus'rks' wort
people next year, inquiry by repar-
no commission reveals.
'fl‘r‘ench priests. many of them for-
‘er soldiers. seek prosecution oi for-
,3? Premier Painleve tor reported re-
flflts calling them slackers.
M. Vivinnl pleads illness and disap-
, int- "V'otes for Women" supporters
illtheir appeals to French Senate.
Turkish Nationalist Governor of
;Constantinople concedes in principle
[Stilt of allied forces of occupation to
‘uxércise police control over their own
. nationals.
Clemenceau decl
Ileapilig too much on ship
titles for getting up at. 7 0'0
orning.
lady Astor gels mighty reception in :
her final appeal to voters and sht- says
rnuglllliceni
q.
arcs he has been
and hpolo-
lock in the
ictory.
“ Chilean Cllnmlu-r ()i llcpntics adopts
.Tflchzt Arlen protocol with i‘eru with-
m;- -\
FAIBFIELD COUNTY I. ll. (lira.
. W 7 ' ‘
New cannon Juniors Getting Ready
for Exhibition.
The New Canaan Pioneer-Y group
began their preparations last week for
an exhibition which ’they plan to give
some time during the winter. The
boys of this group are making some
progress in hn effort tomlse at least
$25 to help in carrying the program.
or the Y. M: C. A. to. the boys of such
lands as India and China. ‘
-The first meeting of the re-l‘ormed
Comrade-Y group. under the .ieader-
ship of Stanley P: Men
for Monday evening. November 20th.
“'ilton Y. M. G. A. Committee Sew
Boys‘ Group in Action.
The local Y. M. C. A. committee. at
Wilton. visited the boys' group last
Friday. evening. A special feature or
their evening program was the initia-
tion of five candidates. Following the
group meeting the committee transact-
ed the business of their monthly meet-
ing. The “Hilton group will. visit the
New Canaan Pioneer-Y group on.
Thursday, November 16th.
M. C. A. Initiate More
Candidates. .
The Y. M. C. 4. groups at Bethel
initialed several more candidates lat.
week. The groups are now very short-3
ly to be in full action. carrying out
their program and passing off their
degrees.
Bethe] Y.
5
Opportunity to Learn Saiesnamxhip
m llridgcport “I."
The Bridgeport Y. M. C. A. has ar-
ranged a very attractive course in
out reservations.
Y klsh women semi mcssn
Can that prisox (‘l"."llliilil
the sacrament to Mary
who is on El. hunger strike.
German note to reparations commis-
nion declares that ultimate stabiliza-
tion of the think can only ‘lic tit‘lilt’Vt‘Ll
,- :uiter reparations problem has been
finally settled. , 5
Mrs. Muriel Mucleney. under or-
rent at Washington for puke-ting the
British Embassy. chooses to remuin in
Jiouse of Detention over night. refus-i
‘ing to accept offer 01‘ bond.
Ambassador Child, at Rome. nndl
Minister Grew. at lurnc. are to be!
American observers at imilsnnnc Nt-ur'
[Western conferenc.
White House developments indicate;
. possible addition of railroad lt'nglll-;
5 ,tiou to Ship Subsidy and other nilm
intuition measures on program
coming Congress. I
Charles M. Scllwzllu. fill Clcvclnn'l.‘
urges bankers to look with greater I'll-1
Vor on industrial sccuritics ior pros-
’v pcctlve loans.
Willie Hoppc outplnys
Iioremuns. Ilclginn chmnpion.
wins killinrd match at New York.
to 177.
Clemenceau's ilimfinry subject to
changes, includes spccchcs in New
York. Boston, Chicago. St.
'Wnshlngton and l'hilmiolphin. l
[Arthur Crawford, humorist. dmpcn<i-'
cut over his own ill insulin and thati
oi his wife. kills himself at lonely spot .
. in the Bronx, N. Y.
’ Acting Governor
cliusetts will visit
cos to \‘ut‘i-
has denied.
MucSwincy.‘
l
,
for
v
liltliDiilil‘nl
and
5, l) n
l
. ;
.Oll
iii-lh
salesmanship. under the leadership of
ii. i'. lilunchurd. advertising managem
ol‘ the ilullurd Machine Tobi Com-
'i“nis course is open to any
~\oung man in the county. Full infor—
mation may he had by addressing L.
it. \\'nllcr. educational director of the
X. M. C. A. 'i‘he' first
this course will be on
puny.
lirltigcport
meeting of
l'l‘hursdu)‘ cwning. November 161i" at
.:::u. 'l‘hcrc “ill _bc"'no charge for
:1.ixlli&=i0:x at this first meeting.
itctllcl High Selim)! Hears “Keeping
i-‘it" Talk.
1.}. 1.. Sexton or this city. the county
secretary. addressed un assembly of
thc liclhcl High school boys last week
the general subject of "Keeping
Fit." Mr. Suxton's remarks were de-
\‘clopcd around the theme of “Power
find its Control."
l‘ulrlicld County to Be Represented at
International Y. RI. C. A. Convention.
The Full'ilel-i County Y. I“. C. A;
wil be represented at the internation-
ul Y. M. C. A. convention' held at At—
lantic. City. this week. Amang those
\illl) may attend are Dr. VV'. ll. Donald-
son of l-‘nirilcld; John M. Glover or
Norwulk. and E. L. Saxton. the Coun-
ty i’. .\l. C‘. A. secretary. of Norwaik.
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1““ star. rxrsrm. \VIN’I‘ER
Bl' ILDING PROGMM.
(The Associated Press)
CHICAGO. Nov. 15. More
av
than
l-‘ullcr of Max’m- nix».- usual nmonnt of winter activity in
Muclmnn Hospital. building with res
i‘nrollI} a prominent part.
identlal worj; taking
is indicated in ‘a
d, is scheduled .
‘zatlon and co-opemtion in
ASIERICAN F111)! RENTALS
tion picture
come down in their rental charg.
London. or face the possibilitytof los-
ing the monopoly
This is the ultimatum or the London
cinema owners.
FOB AMENDMENTS;
CHICAGO. Nov. 16 (By Thorns-o-
‘clated Press).-~Siudy
innance. with the view or recommend-
ing amendments to existing laws to
'include a system or short timc’credlts
for the American former. will lie-token
up at the annual conventioneot the
Southern Commercial Congress. to
convene here November :0. ,
fFinanclng otrthe exportation "Of the
surplus tau-m crops at America. 9,8 well
as discussions or the extension of
credits will be brought before the
meetings. according to Dr. Clarence J.
Owens. president of the congress. 'This
will be in furtherance of thewwork of
of the Federal term loan system.
which Dr. Owens character-lies as the
greatest achievement of the congress
since its organization in 1837. ‘
By a resolution passed at the con-
vention at Nashville. in 1912, the con~‘
gress assembled a. commisston .dlrect-
ed to investigate agriculturalo’rgnnis
eighteen
countries of Europe- Various State
laws resulted, including the Mar
Credits low of New York. and the Fed-
oral Farm Loan act, under which
there were established twelve great
banks. and more than four thousand
or agricultural 4
the congress in pushing the enactment ‘
keting .
- law bf Californiahand the; Short Time
Scotsman-[thaw '
4 hateiypmand depend-
. able: for oval-150
yesrolt’basbeen'uoed‘ in
the best homes in the '
country. ‘ xx“
ItContainsNoAlum .
Leaves No "Bitter Tgste
d
‘
. o
Form Loan Associations. with loans to
date aggregating more than $800,000,-
000.
"It was this law. without any. fur..-
thcr Federal legislation. that carried
America. through sth‘c {Norld \Yar.
furnished-the margin of finance for
American agriculture. whereby we pro—
duced the food for our Army and
Navy. for our country“ nnd.‘to a. large
extent. for our Allies."_§aid Dr. 0W-
ens. '
“The benefits that have accrued to
America are being carried to other
countries of the \Vestern Hemisphere:
and the movement now is actively on
that will. in a. large trig-sure. regener-
ate the agricultural life of the Ameri-
cas and will react in value to the in-:
dustrial and commercial life of these'
nations."
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v
\
TOO man non Expos
LONDON. Nov. 15.——Amcrlcan mo~
producers will have to
in
they now enjoy.
The present high theatre taxes?
which the goverment has refused to
lowe’r, leave very little margin for the
picture rentals, and at ‘present rates
li‘rcnchnnd Italian films. and those2
produced in England both by English;
and American companies. are being
hooked because of their lower rentals. l
and this in spite of the fact that?
American pictures are more popular]
with the public. ‘
Managers have recently refused to}
book Charlie Chaplin: picture "Pay:
Day". and no advance bookings are:
being made for new o'r expected re—
leases. Two theatres have. cancelled
all their bookings. and are showing
pictures released several years ago.
I ' STOéKHoLM.
S‘VEDEN SEEK? ECONOMY , chequer,‘ will‘be in charge of the work.
I) ADMIhISTRATION [He will investigate how far the growth
Oct. 24.—-SWeden lin the administrative d
115:; decided to create a “Geddes com- during recent years h epzrtmcuts”
:1 ion W'lth the object of effecting keeping with the increases teen in‘
general saving in personal and ad- done. The result is expected) ST;
ministration costs in the central de—
partments or the goverment. Director :ngeitgtisggng the number 0f officials
General Sander-mark. chief of the Ex- material decrease of the pay roll '
. , . . ' i
PALACE BOOT E Y
PALACE mam ammo '
1 .P 1 DRESS UP !
n a ace Bootery Footwear. We lead the footwear mode All
gm lstestBronze Kid. Black Kid and Pat. Kid Tongue comps
aby bows and High Louis Heels . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.95 £056.95,
Step mto Palace Bootery styles and be exclusive. We" fit the
.purse as well as the feet W'th 1' , .
firmly priced: ‘ ‘1‘“ “37 f°°twean Very mod-
~
HOSIERY—ALL COLORS.
’ ,Have You Tried Our
FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
. Fresh Daily ‘
We Have Just Opened Thiibepsrhnent Under the Care of an
ExperiencedChef and Solicit Your Patronage.
imp
Thomas" Chocolate 8
24.80uth Main Street
thereby .‘ effecting a '
‘ . " 1 Success comes to» him who saves, for readv
mQDe-V’ time and time again, is the connect"
ing- link between a man and his opportunjh.
There is‘no, day better than TODAY to
begin to save your money. Walk in our
front door now and open an account.
. *THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
South. Norwalk, Conn.
:I'he home equipped with a gas water heater
IS always sure of its hot waterésupply, no
matter What scarcity may exist among
fuels. I
4.7.3?
This \Vinter, when coal is high and hard to
vert all its heat to warm your home. Heat “wafer
with Gas—not on the kitchen range, but in a gas
xii-
water heater, and enjoy a plentiful, dependable sup.
pIY- , _
7:: to investigate detention oi“
" . Gordon as an it‘s..n(- pntin-ut.
WATCH Fl
MEN! HOLD OFF"
survey of activities made by The
tAnn‘ricnn Contractor. in twenty-seven
:, I‘ROPOSI’C Ni-1\\' SERIES 0? status forming the main northeastern
1‘ . ‘ _ . ‘ . _. .‘. x. pnrl of the l‘nitcd States“
SIADAX st "001. Link. 0). .! Valuation of the 2.141 contrncts
‘zuvurqiv-vl for ilii.‘ week ending October
2‘. rcuqhwl a total of $64,348,400 and
Who but. slightly lower than the wool:-
ly average for the iirst nine nionlhs of
this rci‘m‘d breaking your. SH“! “W
publication.
"'i‘hn \'(illinll‘ of contracts awarded
during the lust two “'i'cks of October.
which are normnlly dull. shows that
thrri' i3: i'xiit"’l.lll0n of loss lei-up than
usual «luring: llic \vinlcr pcriml,'i the
paper :zlulcii. “There are incontro-
x'i-riihtu- facts: which show that build-
‘zn: :u-thlty is in no danger ol' :1 slump
for months lo conic.
“Contcmplntcli work ‘ri-bcri n1 for
ilzc \\""‘l{ culling: October 28. loinlcd
$lzlll.“.l‘-'_‘,9Im. For illc corl'csivundlng
xvi-ck nr‘ lttzli. this total urn-s only
55.4.92: wm run] the valuation-of con-
tracts :iwnnlnl was only $31,718,600
\(i lllt‘ full of lilti was considered a
3:23;. npcncr ior lilc spring‘fcnsoli’o'f
"(if the cnllivmplalcd work for that
ww-k. 310.401.21in is for residential
running as against 512.331.5200 ‘ror
Plixlnr‘ss bull-line and 7.025.300 for
Industrial building. W'hllc the he-
mom! for rcsidcl‘mc building: has not
diminished and will not diminish for
some time. there is little husiness'and
inlustrinl building going on and a
porno-l of business expansion will .add
tin-so projects to the field. In addi~'
tlon there is much Educational and
governmental building in nbeS'Efi‘ce
which must be done soon. M
Special rates on all hot water heater installa-
tions. Ask about them. '
, (Tllc Assormlv ll i‘rvssl
MINNEAlK’HJS .\l‘mn.. Nov,
Iloldinz that tlti- lnlt-rnulionu‘:
of Sunday school ln-s;«'rm'~' in Prim-six .
churches of :ill «lonomlnullrms haw-
not been Satisfactory Lin-l Yin} ll’ri
elective method of study 1.5215 in xiv--
a connected lmmv‘rvigu m‘ t‘m- llilllv.
“‘16 World's l‘un‘lmzwutnl Christian
.Con’l'erence commiilw but: rm 'u‘
mcnrlod that “W lull l‘l'::lll(ii15l". >4!“le lw
dropped and a no.2"
Action of the comm
ncw'ihmdny School liiliin v “M
ONO it nation-whic «firm and \a'i“: rr-
suit in extended discussion throughout
the world by lllO‘4“ refusing: null that)
who adopt tll“ "th study, it was Sall'l
l‘hcre by J. Frnnl; Morris. chairman of
, m: committee, upon conclusion of tin
work.
Agitation for the change was cyl-
out for several years past and at the
not Fundamental Christian (‘Oil\‘i'il-‘
(“on in Los Angels-s. which was "lit-l0
tip" of rprcscntatlvs from cwry
Protestant denomination in the rum-d
fitntes. Canada and eight forricn
countries, the committee which i‘t‘»
Mimended the important change was
qppolntcd to formulate a now scrlcs.
according to Dr. Norris.
. :‘It no doubt will provoke commwnt
‘. Norris declared. “but the licw
lessons will teach it whole conncclcvl
“Version of the Bible, not Eloctivc parts
[is heretofore. and the iri‘0\\'lll!.‘_‘:cllcr-
auons will be not satisfied with a path. "Skilled Mb 'l
“‘9 005ml and Epistles of John. ' (year u it ‘ls 0: "1” he scarce next
The committee advises that llccln- that no ‘i‘t‘duclat‘. 'xlndicnthns are
nine January 1 and. through Scpt- “-3,“... of common r11! "0 made in
ember 1923. the studies be given in absorbed- Mn! :1 i!1 or Which is all
the Gospel and Epistles of John. inst atlincrctisequitsmeanne PPOduc—
rNaming 59""31 ”350'“ f0" "‘5 for“ labor and mate i i he demand
action, the. committee declared the will equal the su fills in the spring
' .. Prevailing methods of Rible study now facts a definite lo lip 3]" Prom such
.3 5a. in vogue are not satisfactory to the gaming future bgilcfil concmsm‘“ re-
“ most effective llible students of the drawn‘hy an ‘ I: Sing costs can 1’9,
g florid nor to the Sunday school public yone. ‘
. 3"- large. “‘i‘he elective method has ‘
too often resulted in unrelated lessons
and consequently has failed to give
it connected and comprehensive know-
ledge of the Word." the report reads.
3 ‘The greatest single reason, how—
ever, forthis action." the report, con-
tinues. "is in the interest of truth as
0990mm” to false-hood."
13,—"
Svrlrs
' Conn. Light and Power
Company
su rim: :l'lnz-‘wl,
ll‘wt- to cn-tztv :\
.7...
V Light Lunch "
Serxre’d
- HOME MADE PIES
' ‘STOPlBUYING'
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'n
{ The New England
Candy Shop
10 spm‘m STREET.
S
’ To“; ‘Ac’iditsf or 15/
i 7 splendid tonic f9;
snvrzs'rv anssromn . ' '
JAPANESE LANGigzgr my
t.
" 'romoj Nov. 15.——-Fo - i ‘
student ,‘ missionaries hits; ongrrll'eevt;
from Almeria» to Enter upon their“
course of training in the Japanese:
angling-e. ,makingegbgpt 70 students
lsn all atthe Tokio Language School. ’7
peaki to these new students and
the co nation or the.Tokio Union?!
church, the:_Rev;"P."a»Pg~ w; Zlem’ann‘r
emphnslzed f1]. {finer-tenet; or" she a
stardy Missionary work. he so. at.
us far reaching renults. 'as‘dllustfitb ‘
ed in one of the Prince Regent's dos-7"
est ndvisers on his trip to Europelbea"
gaining a.i Christian Japanese. This *5
a ese 8 Command ' i ‘ ‘
the Japanese Navy" or Yamamoiio of;
Beocham’s Pilk act as a
They remove ac: U‘
excess of bile in1'
‘7.
Men 'f
t
: the drges' live organs.‘
7 , and ’f cation and
. ._ W " _ ’, imam}! and boweis’and promIote
‘ maéhsec‘re 'tion of the gastric juices. n
‘ " 3t” ‘ ' ' M118 morbid conditions and stimuli“
IS 7 ' "9 lng’the'djges' five processes Beecham’s P1“
7 namrally have an excellent efiect upon 9"
have lost You,
suck
roman) ovaruovm) AT 7 7
. _ to no v1 .933;
’3“ WARSAW. Nov. { 5.;Poland's re:
cent victory oven‘wlugosliivic. in thel‘r
‘ international association lootbaii
toil has filled Polish sporting
v . ion, with pride. Already they fore-
m‘rta Polish flag run up on the
7 generalhealth. Ryan
'1 .mpotiteoraresufieringfromnauseai
Q headmhamnshpafiomwgiddineas
0‘ tvthe Olympic Games in Paris ‘ r
1 cl. as a. token oi victory in the 77
. 1? garnies.
o s team .nt to i
h minus some of its beS‘ar’dcnle
and the men had to jump into
me hnmediately upon leaving
find“- Yet the Poles won three to
mums our am pm. '7 .
MERIDEN, ' '
I
7 . Nov. dag—city. (:1. ,
Herman Hess, 61. who. has held 51::
office continuously tor-”aver thirty-five '
year. in net-lamina " a‘y aster ‘
noon Mozart fro big. lie "
mam
. .s
etsvorites‘,
m ”unaware .. -
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