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Proud America
wry man. woman and child
ltl be proud of America today:
. v man. woman and child should
, ‘ ~ruud that Warren G. llurnling
to bat President of these t‘ni-
slates! Every one should be
i l at the city of Norwniit.
\ .u-rica has shown its heart once.
as it did in the days following
lvclnrntion of war.
Warren Harding the people of
z uluntry have made known that1
:. nre brothers serving under the
~llnd Stripes and recognizing
I'rcsldt-nt as their great, leader.
rrcn Herding. being laid at rest
- town of Marion. Ohio. today.
. w xcnin! spirit. by ‘llll great
\ '.~1ifi character, has been not
.l il-ndcr but he has helped to
us more lirmly in our love or
'r;»'. More than that he has
at forth additional admiration
| sheet. for America in foreign
'.i~"s.
’. over this country today heads
.wcui down with sorrow at his
it run in said truly that he
I .l' llll country. “0 look up a
" ‘ lurticn for the people of the
r'lutoss and he carried that
lutivntiv. lie made the ten;
lo Allska to help “will the
uwrv lirmly togethvr. The
.llvt' tn'l‘i“ his sudden ticuth
.ul that he was successful
~ ut'dl for which he was striv-
us...
- 'l—wurv‘uvdh ..<— .
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up
‘ ' - l
7“.
. rim totinv is united In sorrow.
".fl sounds united when the
:llizus. 'l‘llo great Afilri‘l-
. .>ii<‘ thinks of building up.
. .rlnt: down. this govtunmnnt
::lI-t‘l';|llt‘ rule.
u n Haitilnfi. of Ohio. has
Lu work. He will live in the
‘w or his countrymen.
Imoplf‘ of Nomnlk hour not
»l ? i-hintl in showing thrlr respect
j ‘t'. .rrrn llnrnllng. Its
‘lil
.~~.illI.it«-rl evomherc their all- ‘sharqs of common stock for each
"Arlen for l.\v1. They honor him
vrcnt American! .
m-luy they lay Warren llmdlmr
' 3, um the thought of him. his
In imd his great kindlinnas will
of! :n to Iruidn us.
off *_
tis.‘ . 0‘
~.V r Con:...cnt
A RISE IN REAL WAC-{‘25.
New York Herald.
more is a widespread impression
t American lnbor attained its
:xt prosperous condition curly in
:0 and that it has not since been!
'm as well of! as it was then. Thai
'lonnl Industrial Confovence
nrd. however. maintains that is.
’- is much better oi! now than it
:1": three years ago.
in terms or money the wage turn-
3 on the average. was receiving
m in 1920 than he is row. The
tionnl Industrial Conference
artl's figures show that Lourly
ctr-cs in June. 1020. averr Tell 145"
r cent. higher than in June. 1914.
its in May of tilts year they nver-
-. ed only 12! per cent. higher than
ll June. 1914.
But the board's figures show that.
t? ougli wages on the average arc
_pnrents quite a nuisance are. whcn
ln honor-lthcre comes n'srbiing
Ry “‘9 ll A‘QIOII.
hm" Jinmlth'n
Jane.
Wood
daughter. ids
adored a youth named Wool!»
: her father. who is safe and
sane. protested that he was no
good. "No doubt. my dear. ayou'll
‘0 your It”. and wed the slut for
W500! you've yearned. for parents.
in there later days. cut little srsrs.
their counsel's spurned. i would not
live ten cents a bunch for spa-tnzsldr
like this Wood galoot; he has no
pep. he has no punch. you'll find he
is not worth a hoot." But Ida Jane
was satisfied that she was wiser than
her dad. so Woosy toolt her as his
bride: the license took his final ecad.
One evening Ida Jane went back to
that old home that knew her best:
the sousht stain her father's rhnelr.
and tell a-woeplng on hi.- hrenst.
, All kinds of sparkling tears she shed.
l until the parlor floor was moist: "Cut
out the brine." ' + father said;
"you're back ' hcnrt's re-
.ioiced! Y“ near your
heavy cross. come again
to me: your hu: rover! a total
ion. as I predicted ln- would he. i
shall not slnp you on the wrist. but I
must say it would be grent if dippy
daughters would but list. whcn fath-
ers would their platform state. if
damsel: only would llciievc that r'
ents know a thing or two. they
would be harder to deceit-n. whcn
tinhorn lovers loom in view._ But
pnrents' wisdom has no wright. nntl
to tho zntr
some clock with a cheap guitar."
(Copyright. 1923. Gcorge Matthew
Adams.)
place in prices in this country great-
er than any recovery
level of priccs in any corresponding
pence time period since 1866. The
level of prices inst April was 67 Mr
cent. above that of 1013. Then still
another dccitno sot in. and in trim-
level in l‘r week ended uzust i
was only 53 per cont. above ‘ha 191:
nvrrnn‘v
".“ae use of prices from January.
19:2. to April of this year was ac-
eomnanicd by a commensurnlo in.
crease in production. The New
in the nold‘
I
t
York Federal Reserve hank calcu-
lates the rate of production in imsic
industries now to he 22 per cent. in,
excess of the rate of p-oriuctiontI
during 1919. During 1‘32l
1919.
The Business World
International Agriculture
(-lrcles thnt the. ro-ol'ganization pinn ‘
which the officials of the Intermix
tionnl Agriculture Corpornlion have
under consideration calls for on
issue of prior preferred stock to
take the place of the outstanding
citlrcns'
,Cllvlllit‘al
1 low time 1020 peak. the cost of
llvlng has [alien more rapidly than!
“ages have. In June. 1920. the cost
at living stood at 10: per cent. above
me level of June. 1914. In Mny of
'his year. according to the noun,
'l10 and at living was only 60.: pm-
vcnt... ; 'its level of June. 1914.
‘11 b calculated from this.
“W . n m are lower now
g power of from 17‘
In ”cell of the pur~
they had then.
throw a highly in—
five per cent bonds and on issue or
'Ol'dlnnry preferred to take up the
present stocks. The basis of ex-
change, it is said. will be about six
share of new ordinary prctorred and
one nd one-half shuns u: out-
ctan lng prefcrrcd for one of new
ordinary preferred. (in that basis
the capitalization of the reorganized
company would he 38.638.900 prior
preferred rtock nnd approximately
310.000.000 of ordinary prefr‘rrvd.
“'lll Arct‘ntiuc Borrow Here.“
“'0." Street is vsnndcrilll: how the;
Argrntinc lcpuhilc proposes to
mr‘ct its two your l‘ON‘F. "mounting
to 350.000.0mL “hich full ilUt" on
Oct. 1. {chin-lint: urcotlnllonsl
with Now York lik‘nlir'l‘! which wcrc‘
under way some months ago \Vcl-o:
broken off. since the portion were
not able. to crime to an agreement
.on the interest mm to he Lurilo by
the now turn. it is understood that
tile guwramu-nt is trying: to borrow
in London. Local lmllilcrs helicch
llO\\'C\'(l'. that at lezlst :1 portion of;
the business “ill (\n-lltually L'Oll‘ne toi
the New Yolk market.
llmimn ('lvemit-nl
Persons intcr- slot] in the
Company are said to be;
coni‘niu-nt that the next year \"llli
show substantial profits from use of l
the silica gel process owned by the '
volllpauy. u'illlout any capital cost
to the. Davison Campany for lite con-
duct of the buslncsat. The Duvisun'
Chemical sells the right to use th-
process to other corporations. Tho.-
inrgest customer of the company l:
the Royal Dutch Petroleum Conn
puny. which recent], entered inlvv
a contract to use the silica gel pro
cess in its plants all over th eworiu
after it had spent an entire year i'
experimental work and research ol
its availability as a process for dis~
tilling crude oil.
Allied Chemical.
Selling of Allied Chemical was as-
cribed to the talk of possible cliecll-
on the company’s fortunes of the
political change in Washington.
Another reason was the decline in
T):: visor:
on present conditions
‘and on the position of
-. . however. he question-
‘ quarters. The
mom of Labor. for in-i
m that the cost or.
r 70 per cent. shove it:-
a.
' r
or in particular. 'l'hcir" which has been more precipitate of
l‘nitcd' holders recently have complained of
the price of chemicals which hm,
been in progreu since March antli
late than it was in the Spring. Stock-
the rcticence of officials of the com
pany regarding its aflairs. One stock-
holder. who sought information at .
moriuv- i _
tion was 20 per cent, hriow that of‘
Ilcpnrts arc current in brokernzc ;
.lll 11?:
2M
it in tho ("v'l"‘.liv'rm1 up!
Illllt‘ill "( hs< iv l‘J‘t‘ lttwlu rs or thr lit--
Ipuhllr‘nn [lfillf' llil'.“
one in :lcn'inrt wlih 7.1!. La l‘mh ft" 'avc to ordcrly Arl‘l- .t’un govornmt-nt. is to eat it up at home.
and r.'.i-.r‘~::- ‘ l i:::\r~ rm: tilt-1r own g’l‘lwz-v- mirthl l-u n menacc in udvcr. The. way to miss ill. prion ofL
pl‘l‘flfll’l'il . " nrl {1“ll i'x“r.~ jump" lnrnugiout the l‘nltrtl Stainl- wheat is to omdnim the mnrkrtlnn
allnvc :h- i.- i --_,;~'_- in Hm lmrtv. it in ‘ illlll the world :1 "Red" \iclory tint oi the. crop and its title at the top 0!
oquuliy .lzr cvnsfivl lrti u: zltlvn that has nm‘rr happened. the market in fields that ha“? been
the poiiliv'll r i :l'v l'ccr‘ers of
the l): nlot-l‘nl'v‘ 1» :rig llzlt-n pvl'l'tllivd
”Sm"? hm ".31 ”Fir. followin'r “l in u fooi’:= lzirndiso. He has noon ”1" foreign "N”. of "’9 Depmi-
:('p for f‘rt'Wll- in inc plll'J—‘ll l v. ”7.5-3,“, 1“. ‘4”, man lf‘lllli‘fli. "0 “3“ mm“ of Cdmmcrce. Here I. an op-
,3 ,0 5mm. \\ tl-l l.:.:-.v methods :ll :mmm, who” ”,9 ,, .. h .. _ . porlllnlty for wonstructivo educa-
. in . r (i he turn-d '
party lu‘mls. tl‘c .‘Jtv: Yor‘: r‘unlmt-l—
(‘iul is not con'w-rmd. Tn\ll‘;,' ouiv
when tin-i \rhcrw lll‘ _-.-. m: lhoris "mi
tllesr- lni~cis alter!
or this country. This: smmmi
nszlcct of the .‘Jinncrctn "‘cilnn tn—
ternsis us only How-use it hm— tilrccl '
llenrlnn‘ l'pon tilc
llllr-l asp-rt.
Til" mnrdnn t.{' )litinc'ot'l in ill"
Prfilill'lll 0" \‘l‘."'ll lvo ('ho'np for flu
(armors \"hn nrclulc lilo \‘.‘l‘.l Hi.
The (arrows. l'u slUH'kll‘pn's u'“l'l
the Yllfll’lllrflt'lllr'ls of tho Corhnr
for re llilDOl"‘inl
£f~'fll20 \'. ho .l‘-‘ln"il in Txit‘lltlny's l'r"~t-l
liml :1!“ 'El‘rt inn 1 ‘1' 'I;\ \lfll- ll? tll(i'l"l
all: 1:1;1f’r”"'1ll1 “1:11:01!" :r‘h.‘ l‘l'i- l1 l‘Z: or at Ill" m nr—hy market town L09 ANGELTA-‘l. (‘ni.. AUU- 9-“
Tilm. . l. .l ~ ml llm.‘ If "u"; hymn nr Asia rnul in olht‘r parli- write-a unéor his initials "K- C- 11-3“
Some ”lad! .. ll is F 4‘ : :lh‘n . in. tho uorhl m-p unconsciously help. and Mrs. l-‘loreneo Wood Clark. i
. .. n ,.r..\u ti.0f‘ in lnlt to 1,3; the ‘l‘ft‘n. They “cum prominent in Los Angel" rook-tr.
read into the l‘llhil'Ttfin w-lin'; m
tho n'r‘mt‘ncti‘ svrtimvnt tlrlil un-
douhtrrliy ctisis in other nfzrit nilulx
Slates. n. llnnll'snz that
has no existclln- ill flu-l.
.llzl .mi lg.
‘fi.
l!
i
9‘
n
IllGo
‘ i.lf‘?l of ill"
1Ntw York Film lll‘l‘t‘lnl lint llit' [-0-
lllc hurtful-5‘s ”(l--
.nnd tiwsv- l'nltmi anlea
1tiringv‘r of being nunt-vtv-tl by Lioness,
.lu-nin :lnd Trotsky. :‘he “dirt (am)
In . n in» mm r- ' or" is not a "llz‘d" M is not a men-
' \\'hc:it is too cllcnrl in Minnesota
:lwcnure the {armor has been living
in}. "l the llurdinrr Administration
:“nd tho two mnim- parties. and elect.
'od 9. hrnzon tl'ront to shout with
.‘ihlpttvnd in the l'nitcd States Fen-
nlc. 'ril“ fault.- of which
corllplnilln llr-s net in the "slurs" of
:zovcrnment but in himself. He has
lhccn ":cttinc the short end" bacilli!!-
:hc is in it My: industry. a world Wide
:Uu‘ili'f‘y. :‘ild ho inJirls upon restarti-
.in:: it as r. parochial or mrrr‘ly n.1-
:lll‘tflfll propusltftm. “'hetht‘r 'hI‘
:i’nrmnr wills it or not. he must raise
_his rrops in competition with farm-
;‘ii over the world. The \‘niu-x
nl' l‘is ".‘llt‘fl' is not Mr: \niue on Ill~‘
"ll'l
i”-'.‘“‘ lltn nr‘k‘f' 7 Minnesota
in lllt‘ir ma'kri.‘ 'l‘ho-
{Wimp-curl should he rt'udicd
w
~~c~~_
are in no
he jurily,
nn‘i
r‘lllv-l‘ Amr-r'lt" n (reps were brought : Angeies
.hrought near to our farmers by the
.Now York Cc nimercial.
lost markets in post-war Europe or
who hug within their heads such
Stone Are wisddm as the idea. that
the way to miss the prico of wheat
American mercllnntile marines and
tonal work. It is worth much morci
than not shots at. the “motility of
an accidental Senator or libel: upon
3 sound but badly misled Staten-—
l Such a genuine “Hello."
By now :.. mm:
Sweetest word I know.
Just a little girl's “Hello:"
And a little sunny smile.
And the twinkle of an eye
To a. teller passing by.
Doesn't know your name. .or care
What the rniment that you wear.
What your place or station here
Or the depths of your veneer:
But shesees you come and go
And is glad to say: "Hello!"
lays "hello” and smiles st you.
Which is all that she could do
Far a king i! he ehould pass
Where she stands upon the grass
This is all that he would know.
Just that glorious “Hello."
Lord, I thank you for the-child
Who just said “Hello" and smiled-—
For the children who abide
Stilt unspoiled by sham and pride.
But. for them I'd seldom know
A Man of lnhvrn’lh
(Boston Tran-cum)
Yet in another sense there. does
seem to be something peculiar or at
Icsst'distinctive in the measure of
ready. faith and quiet confidence
now (lowing out‘xrom the people to
hesrten Presidium Coolidge in this
tragic hour as he enters upon the
a
mendous political otIice on earth. It
is more than sympathy. It is more
than reliance‘on Mr. Coolidge'a ex-
perience and political training. in~
eluding the especially prophetic
training President Harding made
possible by having the vice presi-
dent sit with the cabinet. And it is
more even than the reliance on Mr.
Coolid'ge's good record as Governor
of Massagusetts at a time when a
crucial local issue confronted the
city of Boston and. through Boston.
the whole Commonwealth. and was
met so successfully. It is. one con-
DINNER $1.00
LUNCH 60c
o——--nt-—-——o
The
Royal
J mes
Inn
,. count}: sonnsroxn canon. l
SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Aug. 0.
«lnx-estlzrntcu of the smithsoninu
institution of “'ashingtonfl‘d by J
P. Harrington. have unearthed in an
ancient grave on nurton‘s mound in
this city the prow of what was once
a soapstone canoe.
.~,
meshing at Burton is a widower. Mrs. Clark ob-
\"- .. , byltained a divorce in 1930 from Joy
.ll.lnl.fu . llmn- “ho are still hankering after Clark.
“But yesterday he seemed one who embodied life to the ut-
t. With the assured step of one whom nothing can frighten
or surprise, he walked our earth, as on granite. Suddenly, the
are engaged to be married. the Los
Times said today. Mr.
duties of the most'ttrying and tre-.
, _ WARREN G. HARDm.‘
As a. Mark of Respect. This Bank Will Close at 1-00
1’. it. Friday. August 10th.
f . The Central Trust Co.
0f Norwaik
With The Haticn
We mourn The Death C
.. Our Late Prcsldcnt,
the more pages, each ... .
ing a real system of ~-
mg.
tercstiz". but think
it all means to your m.
happiness md real
of scorn-i“: 7
SERVICE and s
ECURITY
'4
" are veq‘
IN
MEMORIAL!
WARREN (3
HARDING
Twenty-Ninth President
of the United States.
“Lilo's race swell run
Life's work well done
Life's crown well won
1" ow comes rest.”
‘ Copyright
Clothing Co.
6 North Main St.
So. ‘Norwalk
the last annual meeting. was snub-
bed by the presiding omcer. Cer .
tnin stockholders are asking whether
the company has something to con-
ceal. Still another reason for the
setting was the news that the Steel
and Tube ate had been ratified. The
Allied Chemical. as a common stock
holder. had fought the deal tooth
and nail. As a result or that deal‘
the Allied Chemical will receive 815
a share which cost it around 840 a
share. '
WHAT TIE ransom “I!
new
That the Administration majority
hasboeneutdowntoaseantsixis
of national as well as party import .
sues. That the "collation? Hagen:
may try on and even lull-nap to
wear the brass collar 01th. hour J
Wolf of m is “portal: and : :
may be belpiui. the tin. has cmnr
when the two. parties and ill--
electorate as a who“ would do well
‘0 Neossise the actual 'asirtence oi
the much heralded j mini Party."
V O.‘ instesd of only about
‘ above. “’ith the wide.
Min retail prices in dif-
' in different nelshboh
=; - same city. in different
:.1 a same neighborhood. lt
surprising if two compila-
nges in the cost of living
‘ eed.
' the cost or living. which
tail prices and rcnta has
- . some striking ups and
.. recent years. it has no,
, so fluctuating as the
0 level or wholenie
A
beginning of the war
_. -- odlty prices have
.- .3“ fort) like a pen-
.1 .Ml b00- mm a lud-
‘5'. Hey of 1920 prices
r; COIL above their 1913
{allowed a motion
Q! “In! last nlm-taom
, maredrostlc than
1 in any eer-
‘ In the history of
.. . tothe living
. r. "mm the
' ' ‘0‘, Drlofls
» ‘ “I! u
'7' 7 level. '
.... 90” or
f,
u: ,
granite grew more unsubstantial than a bubble, and he dropped
beyond sight into the Eternal Silence. Happy we who had such
a friend ! Happy the American Republic which bore such a son !”
e
n 2.x .
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:lnrxasam ‘-
“SLOGAN” E '
Rally conceruin Amer .
in today identify their
product by some well
worded slogan.
How many “slogans"
do YOU know?
Thebestofiswaknow
went-have known,“-
hopetoknowis—
_ ‘ “WORK AND
' SAVE!” '
“Can You 3.: n 2""
SAVE SOME—SPEN D SOME
"Ecmonty" is not a dull. drab word. {or it means spcnding n
It is nothing more than making wise use at
well as saving.
money.
“on .
else to the been possible advantage."
legs Account at this bank.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
l-ID‘VARD "Hum. nut-rm
GEORGE h. \VOUDWARD. Treasurer.
ALDEN SOLSIA NS. Pros
It was Ruskm who snid. “Economy no more means 51”“?
money than it mans SPEXDING money; it mcam administra-
. spending or saving. whether mom-y. rim-.- or anything
Spend but sure also and put your saved dollars in a Sal'-
s...,... .7 ._
‘ T 0 Promote The
~ General Welfare
According to the constitution, the United
States was formed “to promote the general
welfare.” This bank claims to be doing Its
share in this great task.
The f City National " Bank
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