Mg, fie-«pie substituted 2.
1’? ,o business enmity for
il'.‘"~1."K.\'. sod Belts-t poo-
‘ «1 w» per cent. 0: am
lath cities "all be
,‘ A Bolts-t men.
er difficult to find "6
c qrp‘,,n~q country so curi-
’“.L-‘, ,. Ivublin and Belt-3',
minimum Jones so:- in the
pro: from Dublin to th.
“1-,... Thur are as diner-eat
'f‘l‘f’flnd- Mm. end Pub-
gnle lhaf. Dublin ‘" I-
«(urn—mi ihsn Belfast does
’1‘ n mm is old and proud
" " ”if"! is modern and
gym. Dublin is liter»
.3} l. mmmcrcill. Dublin
"f'furw l‘rotestlfit. puma
“' .m. , «urn-3’ she is “dear,
, a .-.--v: to her friends,
Db , t wakes an ottempt
rt,
a"; P‘-~_-r‘ ‘3 clean. Dublin ll
"Ln. 17a. mime and sinners;
“‘05.... ,5 his business men.
33”.: ml Presbyterian
"“7, ~-. has more than a
‘0” Mi ”ml; in her states.
army emacka a ll“). of
'rn'. “Hex gloves and‘
In one respect
” 7;, r:- -. ‘ilIKHlCh is the
,{E :“v mwnt and to quote
f mg ‘1’ Dublin is the
‘ war has the capitol."
5, mm rmudolphis.
WNW 'm' does not fly; it
_ “mum a taxi. it walks;
mm 56¢ s—Ea Dublin. You
'1 c...“ - m: soy. with a ”V-
,K..-gnj e’ 2 o’clock. You
3}: - n to be there on
,3, a. ;. '. l the page Who has
my rar’! rrzurns to ask it
3.. _..,—: waiting 20 or so
21w.- ~ cw: wait. and at a
: ”(up mmrs stein and
um. , ran; around until
A: i i “K you lee you
[l
6 tr ‘5 «m -. rill or unlabiitty.
11 huh \ . u". cumin: to see
2?. y _ 1:- you get word
”a” inzslycd one hour—-
g, “A, , n {or it enables
NS: 5»: xx}: you are read-
idle "or. 91100 or tour let-
“ i on; k your guest ar-
no! Hulk“ ‘4, int unhurridly,
, v ' rind with an at-
ind “‘
i it?“
1': l. grill m be making an
m”... ~; rwatll somebody's
W ,‘5. w; you as one
”"5.“ i > ‘7 ‘l'ry. it won’t
”A.” - , - ;:m»ronco it you
h“: m :no. Take your
my 3--; ‘llk‘l 1:. of course
I,“ V- ' rim is the place
i 12- ':~ your life. No-
nm mm." vho streets like
«furiously owes the floor.
ire er “Irwin: and lies-
‘5“... l r ‘: ‘uy up as late as
mu) ": : up I8 18!. I3
1:. )"-~".' objectl. Most
.ym r We ssme. Why
‘ l- A a. tradition that
. r -' heart failure in
/
Dublin's Sim.
'sv ' “alrrlin are still safe
v ‘T‘ a vehicular lite
* 1:", rancid. Side cars.
:a at: r"»~r horse drawn
a r.» '. ”mate. It would
crrry‘.’:'* r“ m. l‘ldPl a. bicycle.
(rt-kt .l“'. rive-ure automo-
v'w 1“. railing ere not yet
all. ‘2 Violin traffic po-
hm a 1" r! rrira. time on
hills MI; moments when if
Blow lb"? ran read the latch!
lr'fi'h: r-m Man's Journal."
p l. '1.’ :mmtiy bills With-
{"1"
m to be run 'down
9' ”TM" would be I. die-
in‘ A?” The hurt done 211!
m1 ‘ -.r-' lr; as compared
ll! l:"k r H‘ain‘d by his
2: 'h- Whit-ago of Ireland.
mud o' r‘rv appellation “I
m 7!”: I.- of a. [over-
m '- :7! “in rcvlorlelcy. Bel-
“ is in ”idem, orderline-
1P1 QM: unconsciously
‘ lw‘fs mm pride over its
‘xr'rmvv. "vane" .
.l- any "You see we know
ht: 1‘, We'rh us and we’ll
Mtcw 0-. be prosperous."
ileum-4 tn emciency. The
9 MWM’: :h-w chief bills”
1 l: "-m report is marks"
illook me 10 days to cor
”conferences and intervic‘
him s‘a'e laden. I I'
in "S's-g "or people
all: lppfi!r.'fl.r‘r“5. Enlti '
'9” male, rootponerl. :x
llotura' I went after 0'
' ‘ a and in two’or ir'
" (ii-l1 Avon than.
Worm in Belfast.
Illiu: new facility was a
:‘me i! ob'alning the deslr
05- 5:15 ri‘y la like COI-
ma varm- departments in.
”hr: 1 ‘. rage:- to supp“
it’luatries. OVGYV‘
. '5 true made end
h rm. wu ”'0!“
ii 1:1 ; .t into my banal.
0 raver-mama offices with
mwm. booklets, 3“
that z: v.2; pace-n17 f"
In. a .‘u—'l:e (or the hole!
10 unload nor to kGOMu
“Minimum I'lklnl “0
\-- for 'hq turbulent coIdI'
1th the young government
., in rrbllgeri to face in! 03'
I"? to ilustrste a cher-
renc- between south-
hnlem Ireland.
lbl' y of Rooster! ID.“
at it 1-. '. It hu only one
, MW! PO far as I know.
”'10: ARS“'.¢!_ Calif” “d
‘ to ordinance the city 0!
A 0 km. 5' arrives in 803‘
h is made to know be.
Jrf‘ltnfrxe of about nut
‘06: in no mean city.
- afoot-rum.
- tree? 'and "In.“
:2": o'ertlme in the
, ”rent. one hosts on
m «h pnruog as "The
“:3? in the world."
3 .5 Ave business in the
. luv-r. distillery in
”:8“ l mu of seer-curls!
‘02:“! with the Belfast
Jllon. was a thirty-
; host". 8‘ could
”3:111 he had exchanged
. 5mm or the weather
, D“ I knr.
city?
’ P" one thing a new
it hotel Ireland
waste be bs‘iue sure-t. That we.
aood'news. one I (sit like saying
“Probe the Lord" in common with
others who hove traveled in Ireland.
He seemed (tint wcoal had been
Wayne mante-
‘ t “to progressing
avidly. sz‘bflathlessly he doe.
oribed 5M salient to'irect s. mam-
moth central power plant in Be!-
M “Ml. of supplying electrical '
one!” to all northern Ireland. Here
he looked at. no as them expect-
ing a. "Heard Hear!" and appeared
surprised and diseppointed when I
gave no “stare at excitement. Next
he took an excursion into the linen
industry. loads a Cook’s tour through
the woolen thinness. and concluded
by skin: In an Airplane view of
saicultural auditions in Ulster. Oh.
he was s, super booster, was that Bel
fast man. -
Editor (I! New London
D837 is Postmaster
new LON”. Nov. ill—Walter
u. Slocum. editor for the-Day. has
been appointed acting postmaster or
the local pod office, to fill the va-
cancy caused by the death last week
of Bryon F. .than. whose term ex-
pires in February. Mr: Slocum was
noticed o! his appointment today by
First Assistant Postmaster General
John 8. Bartlett.
The appointment becomes eifec~
tive immedlewy. Acting Postmaster
Blooms: Isid today that he would
execute the band end enter upon his
new duties in a few days.
Kr. Slocum has been connected
with the Day tor many years in
various especIies. He has a wide ac-
quaintlnee in New London where
he has lived most of his life and is
prominently affiliated with sow-era;
fraternal ovulation. Politically
he is a Republican and was for
runny years a. member of the school
board.
'Berlih‘z—rooks are
Now Bobbing Altars
BERLW. '0'. 22.—The robbing
of church than is the latest epccinb
ty or Berlin cooks. One at them
came to grief yesterday when pcllrc-
halted a women dressed in a. pur-
ple gown of ecclesiastical cut. Shr
proved to be the sweetheart of Erich
Klatte and s. search or her wax-dram
revealed an extensive array m
ti OBI.
Secretary Wallace will
Give them Until To-
morrow to Comply—
' Auditors t 0 Search
WASHINGTON. No“.
and 00.. Wilson and Co. and
Cudahy Packing company will
given until November 28 by Score.
tnry Wallace to open their
and records to auditors of the de-
partment of agriculture before ac-
tion is taken to invoke
preocrlbed by the packers and stock-
Negotiatlons for examination
the packers’ records have been con-
ducted tor a year. the secretary said
in announcing his decision. but the
company officials have insisted that
such a study was not authorized by
the law and would be a violation or
their rights.
the business we idioms
convincedWe new mu fleet-sneer.
the law” to obtain it through exam-
ination by auditors ot the pecker:
and stockynrds administration at the
department.
A court light to test the authority
of government auditors to have tell
access to books at packing coinpan-
iee; is indicated. by the Astentement
of L. F. Swift. president of"? Sin“?
and Co. that his company will re-
sist the attempt of the secretary of
agriculture to investigate company
affairs. ‘
“Such attempted regulation or the
entire business can but result in
conflict or regulation and the con-
fusion of industry. "Mr. swm said.
“It will probably be necessary to let
the courts decide this issue.
"I still believe the constitution
gives a little privacy to citizens and
we‘want to and out.” said Thomas
Creixh. general counsel for the Cud-
ahy Packing Co. "There is noth-
ing in‘the pecking vnnd stockyards at
which will permit an 0:11an to
walk into your office. sit down at a
desk and tell you how to run your
business." :
Crelg'h indicated that the concerns
he represents will refuse to comply
with the request of Secretary Wal-
lace.
RFOLK.’ Vs... No2. see—A crew
is being recruited here I»: main .
Benjamin F. Leavitz e: the steamer
Biskoly. who plans to stake an at-
tempt next spring to recover the
“that wontdnwn with the
Laotian», when the bi: liner we:
sunk off. the Irllhweogstdmc' the
war. The expedition is boiscoutflt-
ted at Philadelphia. Captain: Den-
vitt’s home porband he .14 that
only the most mommimemoe.
ed eeemen 3nd. experttdivers would
be taken on the trip.
$100,000 FIRE.
AMHERIT. Mm. Nov. 22.——Fire
0! unknown origin destroyed. the
Xenon-Mesh stone block In the
business district yesterday census a
loss in excess “$109.0”. Aid. was
sent from Xorthnmpton which help-
ed tenure adjoining buildlnl'l hous-
lnf them ottlee and telephone or.
change. The three story brick build—
ed eererni stores and ctr .. ,
Piston rings for internal corn-
bustion engines have been invented
that are flexible onuosh to tit” a ‘
cylinder tighter“: though‘it my ‘ '
have been distorted by mt.
[owns and lingerie made or 811er
silks. satin! and velvots. which she
Illa. XII“. had been lccumuiutlng
in the course of his church npedl-
Removal Announcement ‘.
L. N. STEBE i
Optometrist'and 0ptician\ ‘ ;
. . M g.
443 MAIN STREET, on OCTOBER, 31st,. 1923, where «he. is .
better situated to take care of his many customers. Allare
cordially invited to call and inspect the new store.
Announces the removgl of his 4-3::
business from 34 PARK ROW} A;
to the new PEOPLES NA'- '3‘
TIONAL' BANK. BUILDING, ' '
it ioo'ee‘ aid agains’plg 'don’ii mare
yard, nor does an iron box with legs and covers
necessarily make a range. ‘ U,‘
‘Rshgeserebuflbnndnsuperiormngelikethe
enemas]: will be well constructed. 7 It is the
; ringezbu neon, ’ '
The Angevine Furniture Co,
16 North Main Street
‘1?
‘0 More Belfast to l
' What was '0- .
No? Yell. M ,
: thiu‘.‘
'-~u“ .
“ ’C' .0
“4 modern in «err .
Every Woman Who Shops Here During This Sale Will Feel Satisfied
That seems Made 3 Saving of $10 .to $20 at Her Cost.
was. $19.75, to $55.00
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