Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 7, 1924 · page 8

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lly than. “public school 'whoae
later youth had likely been mellowed
in the aged Cloister- of Oxford or
Cambridge. It the prime minister
wasn‘t all of that u,

the Ion-made LloydoGeor-se. well.

ex~locomotivs

are doin
The old-t) pe minister WI:
Lord This or Lord That or Sir Sam-s-
thlng else or. it he clung to a plain
Mn". itfiwas not usually because he
couldn't haw a. title it he wanted
one.

But in the new cabinet heade l
Mr. \iacdonaid, nine of the 20 niic. n)-
bora worn while collars only on Sun-
dam in incit- tirst strupglcs for ads:-
once. And some of the others were
(.‘lt‘l‘k S.
\lacdon “no a boy rcnrcd b) 3
gr mdmothcr in a. little fishing ul-
lag; in the north felt Hm .ctropoii-
tan urge at tho ago of 19 and came
to l onrion. But all“ onrlon had to
or: or him “as a. job addressmg "n-
\ciopes and licking ramps lie not

the cauhalent or $3. 50 a weak or
it. ‘

The new lord privy you and imi-
or of the Hm so of Commons. J R.

"'0 "Mil!- thh luxuriant am.

for example. red Work as a hill-timer before hi8

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l‘lyncs hngar W-ork at the age nr ten

u a piece:- in a mm. Arthur/Bu-
doraon. the home new, new“
his apprenticeship in a Newcastle
iron foundry. F. W. Jowett, an
first commie-ionv of works. stun.

ninth birthday. J. H. Thomas, the
colonial secretfiy, was an Grand
boy at first no then when no out
on long breechea. he mod cleanlnt
He soon became a fireman
and then a. driver or locomotives on
the Great Western Railway. The
minister or labour. Tom Shaw start-
ed work in the cotton mill: at the
age of ten. ~

Several of the new cabinet omcials
Were miners.
secretary of war, went. into the pits
at 14. Vernon Hartohorn. the post.
master general has been in the min.
ing industry all his life John
\Vhoatlc‘). the minister of health,
though now a publisher. worked on
dcrground from the age or 12 un-
til he “as :2 William Adamaon.
semen-try for Scot land! toiled In the
pit: {or :7 years . With very few
txceptions every his official in 819
new British government has had to

“ark for a “\ng during most of his
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ALL WINTER COATS MUST GO
CHOICE OF ANY WINTER- COAT
IN THE ST QRE

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PLATINUM FOX BEAVER. SQUIRREL

CHOICE OF 3313 WINTER COAT
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JUST THE SUIT YW WANT FOR SPRING
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