1%.
_ .
. ”I experts nod vindvr “mud or
, ‘W‘ foe tilt: purpose by 11 Mrs. lzlos-
‘ “I”. .. of Hint.
en
Srpt. 1.6-. EA",
.Qetnber there will sail trom isle
flying port. a. strnufle espedi-
mm the three-malted schoon-
m. manned by in cm at
m boy sailors. sole-tints. touti-
:‘ Goonnctit'ut dirt larmer. Captain
Me Comer or lladdnni. in search
‘1‘!!! varieties or nnlmnl nnd bird
It“ n‘tnr “tin. loutii Atbntio in-
”lab. long the west count 0! Autos.
and md little known inlés ot the
indinn ocean. The titewtsnd
We) Mil-mini or Nutmsl History
‘. hlflnu the expedition with iuilde
city. Captain Homer
Warmly retired" from tho sen
Utes Ioflnz his inns vessel. tiiu Finl
ditch. 02 Unit: Fullerton, ncur HU‘A
non ban'nt imet the c-ptsin thousht
nnd all it “an n permanent retire.
silent. but no horn suitor ever is sure
of that end Dr. 1‘. M. Hen. director
of the Clg\Pittiid lnusuumh nun con-
vinced thn lllHK"d navigator that lit
r. In lniltitiu‘il.
ship and (‘H w.
Thin up» (litiun uppvnlt-d in him.
when tho cult of tlw luv and show
and stormy Sl'il reached hiln all" llu
ilnnlly “It.“ llltfd to h-Hi tilt wayr
Ho went liltlkinl: tor a nulluliiv
boat. H0 tmind 'ilt‘ Si'il01)nt'r Lucy
1!. down In Mnlnv and u hilt: shi- was
not I spnrw imikillR [VI'O'USHHIIL ht!
h now on the "l”. at the Marine
iron wot-its tar overhauling nnd rt-
Iiiig out.
The titling out will out another
“1.000. end "2.000 more will be ex-
pended for stores. equipment end lit-
eiduntsia.
She will citrry a crew at I lght and
”11'“! will be eight or ten scientists.
iiiOvin. vieture men. tastdumiste.
elm, so that the totsl personnel will
number shout is when she sets sail
nbotit the first of October.
The Lucy it. or “Blossom" is iii
tort avrr All. with n beam of 24 feet.
I. drought or i: feet end a cross ton-
nage of 250.
File in n three-mastvd schooner and
will tit-pend wholly on the wind to
hm hm along through the [our
oceans and to the scores of untrue
quentcd islands to the distant south.
The espwdition is solely tor the
put-peso of obtaininfl rare specimens
at bird. nnlmut slid marine lite.
Captain Comer hasn't picked his
crow us yet. but il(' hopes to get a
I-rrw of college boys. "These {oh
Iowit," he says. "won't .know stilt wna
tei' until thoy dril‘i it. but. ’ “ant n
(it-0w (\‘llit‘h will lie harmonious and
avoid :i littstum of temporamonte.
which. 08 at mile, Monies discord.
"i think that a trip mound tlui
\tm'ld almnltl be included ill the vol-
lvgu wiuvatlion of cu-ry )oum; mail
find i am glad that I am going to
found sho- “as stiirtilly built and have some Colit'gc boys with we."
could he mmtt mer Into Itint‘tim Movie shots will be inkc-n m au‘
rilht lor' 'if \‘t'ssfll. R0 at“: was animal or bird life and thcw: t-iioto‘
limlithl at .1 cost of :iliout “5.0m! \tili assist illt‘Hl'it'nlisiflwht‘ll mounta
nmi l)r0uil‘.tl in Nt-w London and sin; int: iill' specimens in tho Inusvums.
V F w NEWS llitto- i'ruldvnt Hunting. during
\vliit‘h time he will not lvan'e \Vitsli-
U 0 0 linn-ten. wns given by l’i't-sldont Cool-
‘_ .._. {Man as this It-nsott {or declining nn
' i'iixltutiun to ultvnd the 24th Nu-
l'.\i:ls, l'Ittm: . - Mist, gnu-10. lluiiill l‘3llt,‘tlill|iiiit.‘ill oi’ the Veterans
Augustint [CtvliiilSUlL Whose gum. or lt‘orvtgn Wars and tho ~ith lit--
“on in tho \t‘lt‘i'lln czulro lune gum. union or the iliut. ittdgu Division
I'll twi- tin lltlv oi "'[t‘la‘ 13.1,," nosv tn st'snion iit Nartoik. VII,
,-. pre'nuni-Ii rm- inuiirs' Attxillaiy of Tim littoimittlon was olitnlnmi tit
.\llllli~-n i'i- l. N1). I~Iil_ \V-it-rang (if iiit‘ \Vitiie House My n doivsntlon
anrt-lgn “fix. in it ('i‘t‘i‘fllony at the trout Norfolk. composed of tIOIOnet
tumli m 'm- tnkntiwn Hoiitivr in 0.1). Davidson. National Chairman
i'urts it t w days ago. A llundrpd or tho lint‘nmpmt-nt Committee;
Alllh'xll‘un taint; mil-g, tit-d “uh. t-‘riiiik Sutto'r. t'hnirmnii of the
l!'u tint-in -;. unit rum-t. win”. \\'u}H unit Muslin t‘ommiltvc:
my.» lv-tt ; il.- mmii I.) the it”... t'lwi-tm Mrlwrmntt. llt‘tmi'tmt'nt
stilt-i. o. I‘.» Lmlit-n' Auxiliary "mnniuinl- r oi tho Y. i". \\‘. for \‘lr-
“illlil 1“!“ ilviitiitlitin heads. _ !ulnin: 1H. .\. A. Millflt‘ilill' and ii.
....,_..__,_ . K. “'nlt'ott.
MINNHH‘ULIK. Minn—Iumhiwt' The i‘rt-sident dcsqud the voter-
.\lir'iI< "Uifl lt‘i anrluuliur-
til \elttuiisvl'ln
\ lr‘lullM iv:
ill ‘ll'tl‘lllql liJIniIi:
hunt Kilt-i :-i II M l“ twin-awhat int
itirk “turn 511- \ I'I‘lln'li lll- Ivan of
tour tittritnllai- innit”! truth the
}1t.tii- Jill',‘ \\,!\ tivltlllliflfliufl and "Iii
nu llllltifl ’u illll‘ l-kliit'ti lit-ll» '01'\‘
lintn I'm-I: In Hill.” 'll‘ nl.
l.tit.tl [‘1 M! iii" Ht" Vt‘i‘llill tif
run-tun \‘Jls il".tlillfl ul‘ i'l" pr. .
(lll'dlliltii 1-1 ”ll lI‘ illn.il-ln| lniiltiirs
“tilt ii iii nppmptlniti ll
.. it) pity lliu nnlnty 0i
unvl the machines
lmni- -liIItr t
stun til 51w
tiatrltir ow mints
Ul‘l imw in .Iilnu operation .
'I'lw .II-m ;..t mun, tilt'Oillilflvoi l~\'
ti," .uIIx- ..Ili| tom/lilo Itltvrv‘I-i
e'inwu I-y IImIr “golrl stripe" t‘tilii-
[mint li;i.\ . i‘l't‘ilvti in with is now
hmiit and hit: t.tplilly clonring nnti
hrI-nkint: llm ground for the spring
wanting.
NlIW' )i>ttl.. .\. \‘.-— lilpltxldl'n luv
Ilia film's ll'.l Htitws and Ni W York
'J'iiliittiu Iv. Hui iltitlliltul ttlnlhOdl
cmptmmi i\ .I group known us the
Jitvsvnltw \lrn'a Antl-lionun lvllti".
in rinsing tuitln hits nomawlmt lol-
wilful llit‘l. III llxllit‘h Illid Illnrfld
ilimn in it mint-r litilnvurnblti ltflht.
(”iii In‘: til HI~ \U [Vial]. 0! Foreign
iliv tuo major vrtrrttn
(lthlflt/llill'llt‘ mvnlionod in tho el-
)msulv. pidil' no importance to the
trim-it and «in in'.ilnl to look upon
ill" “it‘ll. llillill‘l‘ as ti dyiii. ill-
lwtitpi in {run rr-toiztiitlon.
\Vat‘n. (lill‘ tit
w.\i=Iil\t';rt).\‘. lt. t‘.—rA thirty-
tiiiy porlov‘. of mourning tor the
‘t-Ii
nus tri know however. that he would
tile in Miami :il‘ that ho was with
11mm in spirit tlrntrnl Funk '1'.
Hints. lit-ml of tin- Veterans nurmu,
has both tinslgt’lutt‘tl its tho official
rrpreuntutis‘b of tho Army in the
ittisencs of Hunt’l‘ili i'tltshlng. now
it. tour of Wi-stt-rn t'ltizcns' tntli-
iii‘)’ twining; mumps. nntl tins tir-
tlttwl in tlln city or Norfolk. ills
sulu‘tlnn as Army representative is
agroolily itcccptblo to the iormcr
overseas men. mum! oi whom served
Mth‘him through one or more 9!
our torctsn mmtvulxns
NUItlt‘UliK. Vu.-‘l‘wmty troops
at unitorniod lloy floutits. thorough-
ly trsined for the work at hunt. are
carrying out the dt‘tnilod work or
their scoutmuters and noting se
utitrins in the “gold ntrlpo innit"
prawn: in tho Pity Its guests imvi (it-t-
rsatcs M. iii! \'« :i-mns or i-‘ort-i‘n
\Vnrs l'Int-Itttipmrnt 'i‘llo t-flicitmt
manner in which tho scouts are
carrying out rim Work assigned (lwm
line evoked bursts of admiration
tro mttm Visiting; \wsturans. infor-
mutton booths. rorrnshenint dugouts.
first aid stations. Ito. iiro twin:
ntunu‘t-d by 'h" 1'0) 5~
Mr. slid Mrs, thtnm M. little: of
ttnymond strn-t. ltoweyton and city
“1er nntl Mrs. Strnlwn It. 130k“!
motored to statutord on Friday
owning. where they intended the
portnrmnnw of "The Last. Wsrning"
:it tho Stamford thcatvr.
wide.
Distinctive designs an
Kenwood Pure Wool
-: BED BLANKETS :-
LIGHT and WARM, CLEAN and COMFORTABLE
that are unaffected by sun or water. They
tuiturious warmth and their long wearing durabilit
Wins the approval of all who try them.
_ Angevine Furniture Co.
_ ‘ Kenwood Blankets are made of pure, clean
wool of selected long fibre.
inches Wide and pro-shrunk at the mill to 72 inches
They are woven 100
d colorings, made in dyes
give
‘3 Wlshing‘ton It.
.oldnnclt
" mm Gehebe’s
'lt'eleeellt’em
Things You'll _Need at
Ca‘nning Time
thlm.mmmmm.
Smith Norwnik
Clusters. Preset-eh} Its-tilts.
000. Manning—we
; new».
serially “rusted. .
i Greet-rants wflted'n'pisen'itni
- nsiss. and construction or ‘os'e will
be abandoned. Jinan will setup 7
“site! snipe. trance nnd Innis m
The familiar did Mr rails
"Md-2-x" neans the number of
hundred thou.“ tone allotted to
the live pom ’ ,
(z) "8an mount 1. pens.
mt sinking: s. bruiting us; 8. use
as a ur‘et. ‘An “airorntt center“
means nrve-ei. of war in excess of
10,000 tons. not cat'i'rinl eminent.
The tonnnne allotment is: its-us
60-60-81. tannins the hundreds or
thousands at tone to ouch power.
(a) If sup anti-mm never be-
comes invoked in Wnr, Milli its
nivai detesee. its oslinuene during
the hostilities may be suspended.
alter giving notice to the other now-
er;
It durtns the life of the treaty
(ll nan) the requirements at the
nntiosnl security of tiny navel do;
tents are maternity affected by my
ensue at circumstances the non-
WAIHIMTON, D. C.-oNW tint
tha firepower freely muss outlet
dis-mt. aid the folt'l’OWei'.
Psalm insulin: mew have been {or-
maity retitled or sit the nnttonn tn-
voived. the question nrieen. when do
they really smut?
On tltt.‘ tlth of August. int. Pres-
ident Harding sent to the govern-
ments at Gmt Iii-tum. Vance. “-
aiy and annn un invitation to ”I"
tlclpate in s conference on the its»
Nation of naval armament. "in con-
ncction with which Puma Ind 1'“
Eastern questionn and be dis-
cussttd." wflm Edwtl'd Nelson DISC-
“’3’. The president's invitntton cone
mined those, among other. striking
sentences: "The enormous disburse-
moms in the rienirinn a: nnnnmnnin
manifestly constitute the find“!
part at me encumsrence upon en:
terprise and national prosperity.
. ' ' The volume or extrava-
guilt expense of thin nsture in not
only without econoinic instillation. truths powers est-u to is! end
but is a «mum menu. to the reconsider tile let-ins or n "no.
pence of the world. - - - u in This provision use nn unmet
bends. en the neat treaty reinttns
to the unintenence ot the fill").
and (present condition) of the tent.
nations end sent buses in the Pets
cilia onenn. While the United Item
nu “feed with the other three new-
ere not to increase the fertilisation-
" navel been in the Philippines.
and the other nos-ere have Weed
to the ante thins u to their tortill-
cntions. nevertheless, the treaty pro-
vides for n mutual chance in the
treaty otter notice.
Preheuiy no mt». ncniflcant sud
import-int treaty was ever made
then the aunt limited nnnntnent
treaty. Without it. the tour-novel-
tronty would have been impossible.
The four-purer trendy between
the earnest wish at this government
ti.ut it may be possible to find a so-
lution of Pacific and Far Eastern
problems. at unquestiotm. impor-
tance."
The conterenco. assembled in
Washington. November 12. 1921. It
was an imposing array of ntstesmcn.
diplomats and cconomlets of more or
1054 renown. ‘
'i’hu most striking sentence In Sec-
rrtery Hustler evening address went
"“‘e are met tor a service to man-
kind. in all simpiinlty. in all hon-
esty end all hongg there may be
written horn the svowats of s world
canacinnoe refined by the consuming
tires at wnr. and made more sensi-
tive by the stimulus attormeth."
the British empire. Frence and Inv-
iiiseuenion over the limitation of
en. Will be in force ton yen" (um
naval armament continued until
Jnnudry lit, 1922. The final agrec- _-
mvnt was rt-nchcd February fl. 1922. ‘ . 3
The treaty is in thren chapters:
(t) Destin- with the limitations its
in capital ships A “vital iiitp is de-
nnod us it war vessel whose displea-
mént exceeds 10,000 tone or which
carries s sun with a caliber exceed-
in: ii inches. The t’nltcd Ststee in to
retnln ll espitsl ships with n ton-
nttkti 0t ilmmsn; the Rntlsh empire
2: with a tnnnanli et 580.450: thence
in of 221.17" tons: Italy 10 of 183.-
300 tons; Japan in with 310.320
' -nosteetisetm.exmte¢ve-
WHAT m nineties-tn The United listen will
“ sures ‘1! nuts! ships, mist sfbeut
eestlnue thesaurus Inject to twelve
nests: some by nutter e! the non-
ere). It Men the m el‘tite
sens peween in m in their in-
eulsr posses-tune in the Molde- flees
notion pleases to respect ”1.. re-
spective mu.
in use or sure-five nation by
say other power. the less sentence.
in. More W to set Mail! a
meet the situation.
The treaty does not meet denies-
tte questions eucli ns “limitation or
term.
There in no greenest to use
(0'00. Dilitnry or llvnl. i. perform-
i'ng the mutdnl obltntions. This in
specials in n rceervntton put ”in by
(held-ltd.
The that? in not nil sued: on the
part at the United Item. .0 the
. mnndated islands in the Pnetdn, sn-
eer the terms of the Vet-settles treaty
terminals: the World use.
The four—power trnnlr “minke
the Anglo-Janene” salience st 1005
(renewed in 1911). What-eta the two
powers agreed to with“! and“ the
other with n slim.” nld MM!
rorce, in case of us outside nttnek
upon the eastern possessions of eith-
er. Orisinniir. this I". dtmted to
Russia nnd Germany.
The Anfianonnsne trendy wnn
deemed an economic menace to the
United suites.- The nvowed but-pond
even the eonselidntion and minion-
nnCc at pence In eastern Asia end
lndin. It summed the status can
of nets. tnctudinc Indie. Pei-sis and
Mesopotamia.
The tour-power treety joins Greet
Britain um “pen with thu United
aisles in n friendly centuries in
place at wnr. en the first reaction
from say u rover-tee ni-istnl in the
region or the Pacino. Pefllnpn it may
serve to protect. the Philippines tron)
attack snd nnve the United States
from the expense of mtittnry and
naval detenso‘ of those intends, in
use their independence is net mili-
ed.
in etc-ins the eenterence In if 'i-
wary. 1982 President Herdins said:
"This contem on till wroutlit It truly
rrr-nt achtmvmom.“
A.
w W‘ Jo! the W0
trestle-clauses” mote-desk:
mmmmmhm it
mmwmzmm
memorable.
1'0 COMBAT All.
to eliminate so! saints. better that
the primitive methods e! the Ann-
ican Indian are dill enslaved. will
be aimed nt the new «we to, be
held here lessen." “-30. which
will hm tactile! the lending
members at the remaining Indian
"it in (er the purpose or snowing
the people et the ‘ceunm um the
AW lndlnn. who elven has
been looked pan on s stints hunting
tribe. in on I kind. “stupid and
educnted breve atom life in his
own simple m. {but tln‘pow wow
is pleased." necerdtns to Isles Cntho
erise Cook. Indies worker estab-
iinitt eionsr relations between the
Indies end the Depsntnent of the
Interior.
"From any Indian reservnttens
of the country will come thetadlnn
All makes of Meme. Sinner-a.
lenmton end lsnilien Interns re.
aired and installed. We we do.
telling New Bosch ignition to!
rerds slid nit other est-e.
In. 3m
BAD LEGHIDS
t“ as. Ilnlnlt.‘
Phone
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T3!
week.
C:
Mil
duets; the commit” ’
7' KM on" 0] h
Indus lees will u. m
'«‘Ur:llld 5
WIN-L's. Em
m mummies.
BEST-WRE—Mm
For 82.82 s Osh-
. lid. WASTE PM
bWteLeaddeostl '
mumbngestyym
weer. es
Mt
WMhSImi-M
tom, and therein:
msqmmutIJnseedOHinmeach II
finlii calm mmtftl‘fl-fl petggaiiciln.m.
‘ nae
Lb. nestles-walk
muse MOO. m-J‘omk
. r. ’ . m
mmmmm
Book"
Oriental cm.
by 50 mutt
use.
tnriit.
All other capital ships at the now-
M‘s agreein to the trusty ere to be ‘
scrapped o disposed or. he more
capital ships are to be built during
REO ’2?"
Speed
Weston:
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An nvnhnchd of melt end telephone ails trots NORWALK end SOUTH NORWAIK
also in this morning in response to s snisll stimuli F‘ridsfe SENTINEL
I u! so well pmnssn with it» sssrnmL's moms in m the son.
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