the PI. h Ir
.ch .. $55
Kraut. measures!"
.11le It: Isms-m swat:
low Verb“. "5.33:
WLIPIUN“
lists Dales-W Weslln
"fifdii'r’mt.
esososss "w. ’36,
osSt.
At'HIOIIGBT
Too many individuals are like
altospear's definition of "echo"-—-
- billing gossips of the shin—«H. W.
CONGIl‘Tl'L.\T10Nt~‘!
‘, Workr-rs in the i'. M. ii. l. are
Ito be highly conlplilllcntcd for tho
'4 ntiitl results reported to date. A
i of 333.000 was set to help pay
1'. maintain and enlarge the new
Tcwisit center at 9 .Wesi nvtnue.
wfll‘t t‘lrllillft “1.4;... \l't‘l‘f‘. Ml-
ollllw-ti which .‘rrled the total
- top. The figure givenJl
I
Motivated by the highest. urposo.
o workers are uu‘. could to rest
it their err-s. The goal of the
rifle was advanced to 530.000 and
t is iiizeiy this mark will he reach-
todpy.
, Both Robert Jmnloft and Edward
Clans are to he personally com-
imented for illf‘ll' nbic leadership
,thc drive and they have been
fullest. cooperation by “Mike"
ruhams in command of the cop'-
‘ Ins and indct-d every worker.
_ I educational and cultural en-
. a lie or the. highest order no he
'cctcd in the new Jewish center.
flint its plans will be creditabiy
3’1 tried out. is assured by tho. high
,tgpc of leadership guaranteed.
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31mm in ms: nssxs.
”It scents that (here. have been
words" in the iritlmpilsl crass-
ountry flight of Queen Marie o!
\lmtmla.
. Such classic phrases as "Shut up!"
find "if you don't keep your face
ill, I'll tame it for youl" have per-
‘oiatcd ironl-thc qucenly entourage.
It seems that there is internal
cnsion among quecnly followers
to whose job it is to boss the Oth-
t. whose right. to sny "go, we
all!" and "stay home we wilti"
More in) more. as the queen
es her new per'ancnt and glint.
wave throughout this land of tho
. and the home of the brave, are
convinced that perhaps one
nid be paid exactly as well for
'e privilege of working for a queen
for lesser inbrinis.
\
NAMES THAT ARE COSTLT.
. Not many people have ever heard
. hutton Gwinnct.
But. known or unknown. the rig-
turo or this follow is the second
out. expensive autograph in the
. rid.
The only nanlc bringing an even
ore, fabulous sum is- thst of Wil-
. kcspcarc. Only six authentic
s of Shakespeare have over
head found. Many of his autographs
re destroyed in the great London
. Button Gwinnct signed the decla—
‘tion of Independence. It must
5» “of. been about the only time he
wrote his “name. for no other
‘ h .. .‘m’ ever has been found. the
"W sit value of a Gn-lnne'tmuto-
. h'is about $50,000.
,r’o's is worth $500,000.
Shakes-
On the other hand. a. Washington.
.. eon. Lincoln or even kingly
graph is worth only about 350.
'ugo they signed their names too
-i
Jerennl of the tables in this
ph realm—it's quantity that
ht; nther‘thsn cuslityl
. t
DO YOU BELIEVE IT?
“adorn girls denounce the potting
. « - t. in modern young men. This
I-snlnlster who preached rs.’
or oil m- ending: when he sent
a. questionnaire to dossns st
girls asking them to list the
and virtues of tho. modern
‘ .Q' He found "it they ob-
. lore ptronuonsly be m
‘2 ‘l‘lorullnc else. At least on said
I
Young People’s
Pet! Member 19
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Friday: Number to. 5 Mia.
giving party will be bold is titans-
wtyton usthodist Episcopal church
for the young tolls. A program or
entertainment and games is being
planned for the occasion. otter
which refreshments will be served
The following committees have been
appointed; invitation. bliss l‘loronco
Bottoms and Fred usrt; decora-
tions. Miss Jennie Scott's Sunday
school class: entertainment and
games. George Harris. Ru-eli
Themes. .l‘rsd Hart and Edson 0g-
don: refreshments. Mrs. Emma
Wells Maillot-p.
Saturday evening December 13.
the residents of the town will again
have the pleasure of hearing Miss
Hsbol Mailings. impersonator.
The thunder and wind storm
Monday evening caused quite a little
damage in the village. A born on
the property ‘occunicd by Clittord
Cutbill. newsyton avenue. was
blown down. The building was
gradually going to pieces and it. was
just a question of time before it fell.
A door on the garage of the proper-
ty occupied by Wendell P. Milligan.
iiuwayton avenue, was blown open
with such force during the storm
that it was ripped off.
——Prcscriptlon Purity and Ac-
curacy at Allen's Drug Store—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. John li‘iint have re.
turned to their own home. Rowsy-
ton avenue. after spending the past
few works as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard E. Evory. at their
home. Peflnoyer street. /
Word has been received that Mrs.
Annie Waters, who is" last week to
Join her son. Fred. at his home in
West Palm Beach. has arrived at
her destination safely. Mrs. Waters
will spend the winter in Florida.
Walter F‘. Klgglns. Wertside ave-
nue. taxi and truckmsn, hss pur-
chased a. portsble‘scoop which he
uses to? unloading cars or coal.
several of which have been received
at the. Rownyton station in the
past few weeks. 7'!
-l'rssh fish every Friday at the
Rowsytcn Most Marilee—Adv.
Mrs. George Cudlipp entertained
Mrs. Henry Rowland and Mrs. John
Mantflr. Crockett street. at her
home, Crest road. yesterday.
The robbery in S. M. Allen's drug
store. Rowayton avenue. Tuesday
night. makes the second one of its
kind in the past six’weeks. Cigars
and cigarettes were taken from the
store. Rowsyton avenue. owned by
Samuel Mead. The entry was made
is a similar manner had no other
line of goods disturbed. I
"' Mrs: Louise Crockett is spending
several days u the guest ot,Mrs.
Earl P. Stevens at her home in Me-
Kinley place.
Miss Ines Munhsit. Crockett street.
will marry Edward Leach. Noroton.
December 1!. Miss Munhsll. who
has been employed in the Nash En-
gineering company for several
years. has the best wishes of all or
hei- friends in the community. l.E
—-For Thanksgiving s new dining
room suite at Sterling Furniture Co.
on easy tcrms.--Adv.
#
The ordination of Claude Hayford
of the strstford Baptist church will
be hold in the .Rowsyton Baptist
church after the mid-week prayer
meeting this evening.
Mrs. Percy s. Barrett is e’nter-
tnining ther workers of the Library
drive. at her home. Brooksids sve~
nus. at luncheon today. '
Nip. Bertha Cieverley. Mrs. Hen-
rietta. .‘Raymond. Mrs. Howard E.
nvory; Mrs. John Flint. Mrs. John
Sniffen, May Hudson. her
mother. M iililand. Mrs. Clement
D.‘ Albrecht. Miss Margaret Hath-
wny. Mrs. Joseph I‘. Staboli and Mrs.
Csthsrino Scotleltl were the mop-
bcrs ot the ladies Aid society of
the Rowsyton Baptist church that
attended an all day quilting hes in
the church. yesterday.
These indies have finished two
quilts. and started a. third yester-
day. which is being made for Mrs.
Charles adenoid. Rowsyton five. It
is decidedly old fashioned '\in design
but will be most attractive in sp-
.
A m Sam Houston
post-once when finished. The indies
.» in this world can buy
before saving snythlng.
, m'hcllsve it? mo... ‘1.
not)! Milli? of modern“
on; mac-W *
Few People
other way around and one first, and then boy.
are the ones who. Opportunity awaits.
lien—which accounts tor so
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THE ROMANCE OF AMERIC Norwalk News 1' C ARE 0F Y '
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. Tm, “A” .0 l Fm the_bettcl care of your Estate, this
thT'iI. following items a poured ill bankt With years Of ”Penance. 1. bot“:
o none of the Evening Srntinel tor ' '
November ll. 1016: . fitted than the average mleidlldl. CO!"
Amer): I‘m!" m...“ ”I, ”Mam I .suit our Trust Department today. about I
o . n c Kcyuurth. tr. High .I . .'
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ntl'l'l‘t. houtil borwnlk, Inst night: 3 '
anti illude oif with u very good suit I
of clothing, as well its sum- \allllllllt' T
papers. small changv, eyeglr-s- t "E
and s. bunch of keys, I CEN F D J
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‘ . lites )Cdith Wirkcs. l-ilnlrlllnn of, M WEI.
.‘ w . the entertainment committee. i-d / C '-
. The msssscrso'st Oollsd-‘Wsm' T . tilt: mm much iui clelllng .l ll... I TRUST 0' i
Houston's tits.‘t-is could strike but ooos'slld.old not {II-mam" gm" "p '." flitting: 1:133:13: “2.“.2?‘ 3.5"} “01““on 0°"-
‘UN 'lV. 5““. until ”O W!‘ 0.71.1" 0' winmn .‘ With ‘MOH :0 I: ‘gtlhA-m‘a 3 League of the House of limit-1:033 V m
s few hundred ragged soldiers. ho continue to rs- "d I" m” t W p" , ——-—— V
tress. Many Tonns lott his army to dis trying to save ‘ °. .v c m and de- Without a doubt u... 3...”... .0.
”t." “om... ’ ’ . u. "VUCtlon 80703: Texas. vial and ilnnncial lilt‘cuss \‘Vl‘l' lit‘ltl‘t'ti . [ ——-—-
' ~ _ ill lilo history of this city was iiu‘ STORAGE
dance held last evening ill the Nor.
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unlk nrnlury. under the Itihpi""5 or . ‘ '
ltho Norwtlik llrtlnrh of lllt' .\melt-‘ ”In"? ”9:10“ . J
iNu Md (1.1.08... llALllAl-l-i MallVle‘.
r I To slew vonn
e m... J. W... l... h... Tel. Norwalk 294-10922 TALKS
1’0“". Nonrulln is In Hlv l‘.ll.~:.lll..' N. Y. l’houc. (‘ht‘lsell 3059 /
recuperating from lhv campaign. “t 203 \\'. 20th St. 1
his Hillel’s farm on Mt. ‘i‘rnlpv I. Ilershfield blotor ‘
Mrs. Minnie “ltl'l'IS “on till- In... Transportation .3
lull llullt nt the social lltat i‘\'9lllanI Com "nv ' I . . ' >
following [luv and." huslllvss lilvt'linL: SOUTH NURPVXIJC, CONN. appearlng dally In thls if-
of tile lltlllglnn i'ovv'lrr ilollf'f t'or s. ' I
p I (.0 umn 0 ’3
Paying off an election tut, insti l ‘t ' ' ” f
I ol‘l‘nll‘il. Alden liaison, pushed “ii. i I The Evenlng Sentinel
l- _ . lillm illitrnilnm in a “henibnrmwi , ‘ ‘ 1".
“3‘0" ”Id ‘9 b.‘f CflflChm I'.h.d M. m." ’0 th. Oil‘l m I ' ilolll til. town house in till' armor" “my" In Your : have done you no good "
o . ‘ p o utlny. but 3 . R d T b ._
the rage l of: a terror. Houstons tron Wt" hold them. Houston was tireless “"“ "”"k' ' a m u es unless you have actually
stricken poopim. He was and ”that. ready to help in any emergency, putting tun”..- mm...- (man... .r u... 3 And I“ u TN Thom ' '
called coward tor- not -- his shoulder to the wheel of a mind we on with the snow ammo. and Frank not...” Free begun to “79 30“” 0‘ '
melting th0_ enemy at 0th."- Swearing and joking. til. band toiled on "M 'Veniionaiiy tine lurk on n it v i our [none :
”10.. J I! “WIN SI" Jacinta. (Continued ) hunting trip y‘sterdtly. TL IES S(II-IAIQE I y y.
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J AUTO SL PPLY .,
William and ifilnl'lts lint/*3. Suinm . . -- . ' H Y 7 I
. . tll ho. Main St. on. horn-slit 8V0 0U. .
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Fr The Old “Red,, E a ld an O is I'm“‘M“r“{'r::””“: J:;;:i:gllliy;ir;rr:t1:ly ' thw 2:9“ ' y;
(’I" IIIIII ‘ :1, nl l‘l ‘N’ “In. a line “w.“ “I inrzn frost MI. till “till St. Nnrwnik 3A“ Yam 1‘ I‘
——-—__~ l'iltulc 2iti0 3
Pen Masters . ° ‘ l‘lll' vlrtm \f‘l') .. ~~ ~ - k-
. I , ,. . . ' . CPI-.5 [vi PENINGS 'f
Faint Pink, Eager to Return‘ 'l‘llr. rtliimlin': items :Iplu‘ilrwt‘ Ii“: 1 The Peo le’s 1
When to the sessions of sweet silent 2”." ”"1""? the "W‘nl'is FPHHIW ["1 t i p .
thought _. \lOVTREAL mm Tim I\tlv.nli)er ii. 1931: I '
. . . . .. — s has of governmcnu when the p't‘l'l = arr i y
”“33?" “” Wm °‘ 3 .. ‘ to...".'..:‘:::‘:"i$ :3 3:1" 3121‘?” N D Trust Company "
. an e or ments 0 ustit‘v- .. . . . 'l“ ' ’ ' - U ""v '-\' *"C‘W
I sigh the lack 6! many a thin I could nzt do. 1 “cm. mulliniflhd "'0; \‘v‘fit-‘to 2.121.311? I m. H m mmorm' mommy: or pamo' ew resses i
sought. It has t G I ' ‘ ' . C ” ‘ ' itlc htlt‘it‘llt’s gathered in the l'aincu
And with old woes new wail my dear It h" :‘gfidqgflz‘; hfrld's33'm Sigma“:‘;;'I‘1‘I’:1K"°‘;‘IP'I::‘:“LK '1" “"t‘ol I Hi! liil‘t) ill ll.:l0 o'clock' [ills llltll'll- . For ‘ First Bank Under the Brine
time's w to: . ‘ ' ‘ ’5 ° . : ~ 1 " ' " . _. 3 I
Then can I (flown on are “nuud to not Billet: 110;. She ‘would. daibt- ho a 'Koori Kirl' i shall have to say I‘IIIfI.t:)I,.xl:I) llomlgc lo thumuiko 50‘ _ on _
‘ or. or rain on ct at suc a i cannot promise. it thrv ask whe- " ' F H
flow, a“ '
ggestion. But the fact remains titer or not I illlflll Mel silent ‘ a .
For precious friends hid in death's tho the Em ' ”n lid... "-l >‘ ("nv e ide t til” WSShlnmn SM
ml. Goldmn of 1 .~ . . . » Ii ,. one n o , .
““9“" "'IM repbto would long sinte list: taxi-Tcg:li:lonteti01'Elsi?” hm to “a, MW "Wk 1'3”“an 1'08!- deln‘vr'd n , .
And weep afresh iove's long-since. waived all invitations and burst over ““1“! ‘ fl ' I“ H . inn-st lilil”'l‘t‘hiiilg address on “Guillif L GOLDEN . South NW
cancell'd woe. in b Adi b d .M ’ "m 1' a n" ‘ '3'” mm“ ISvstenls and Modern lndus'rv,” .tt . i
And moan tho "pence of many a e .sn an‘ or "—“ Ch h "M “f m" mm” "m "“0””! ”mm" lil- \l‘t‘t‘l’lv luncheon at the l‘iwtnis l___—_——--i
vanish'd night a dliilguit (91.. “Site. would have 1111- not so numy yenrs an” HP“ now sr- club 5...)“de “ X ‘ ‘ WASHINGTON 8T. l 1
' more even ua y n somr promi- t-t-pterl. Of course. that. is ill" pen- ' " ' i 0 W i j
Then c.” I “II." It riovnnt‘es f r nent. place. flanked hy lawyers. mass ally of being a pioneer and prophet. ‘ . t _ d b‘ led W I SOUTH N R ALK I
. l ., ° 9- meetings. habcss corpus proceedings What I should hr- damuetl for today "“3 "10“,“ “'1 .'°‘. .‘ PM” .
.. ... 7:“ w .. .. m~ l. . N Bam'er “
. WW "0‘1- and oit o-.. lliltl.\‘,, k- “t -- .u ‘iv ‘3 "
0 01‘ In the fuss that followed. a dozen ed 1; "1:1; “time-l?I :tii Kiowa l "“0““ ”“9 WWW" “N“ ”1° cm": 1 x v I t v 's I o "a
The rallied“"account of iorc-hemosned is‘s‘u'e; cguldflbsI faced stnd ionsht: will not use deceptive methods. It “(i-“11101111um\!mm|liflatlIMI‘tm‘s'lrll-i th'ln‘hHOUSL l L
‘ . t a e epo a on and ren speech mug‘. be 0 en nnd allow lmm-l. " R l" ‘ ”N” i 0"“ W C“ -. ‘ 1
Which I now pay as if not paid he. arguments dragged out and such a "(m 1 linow. the average ‘good l-lt‘l “trill“; l0 1 party 01 '25. | AUTOl‘lATI(’ [RON I _
B {firm iii 1 thi k h :TICII $3.19."?dl Elnma"to; l't‘s- citizen pictures me carrying it bomb '1' \l i d‘ t i l . ti ; i .
__ u e “.1 e n on t “I. one". . g a ll "ounce . in each hand. “'iil you pletlsv tell ‘1? . "llO lb‘ clurcns oi to: 75 D ‘ ’
dcnr Friend. Instead there come recently a po- : mom rm .5 “mid of bombs as me,- my tlllilcd inst Cl'cning in paying i C own ' Just; because 0111' Officers
All losses are restored. and sorrows lite and familiar rap at this partlc- “that 1 neTer threw one and never ilv'ilor [0' the l'ltls‘t ;\\'I:llllt) Methodlol; 100 A MONTH i are located between 8
end. ular back doof to Amgficg‘ (hmugh Wm;- rhurt-h on its. tiriicth anniversary.I .$ - . iii d k d0 9t feal
—--filtskespcare: Memory. “'Nl‘h WI lo many week-radon l" . “Yes. i married. What about iti‘1ttlt- ur.m.~ion In his known as. “Meth- $1.00 for your Old iron ['3 ng 0.1. es ’ p
,... search of I “(It‘d of ale. 1t doesn't mean lim‘. 1 llnl’t changed 9‘11“" Sight." C L h P that. It 18 a bamer be.
CONIVECI‘ICUT PATENTS The door opened to reveal a: m,- views. Since the state pokes lib" onn, i r
’ plump, ruddy. di’hamic woman of9 nose into private lives it lm-ommI 'rli‘.‘ Norwulk police tlrpal‘tnlenti ‘ g t & OWE! t\"een you and them-
L
The following were issued Novel“ 57. whose bristly. electrically more comfortable to make the ges- . has toilipl~.-tcli plans to handle the ompany . .
bu. 9 ms ,m cm "M n m; charred hair on. perhaps. 2 bu lure than not. The ceremony hangs...) name through it... n... .1... WALL ST. moss: sooo If there are any prob-
offices. of lil'ooster and guts Patent moire liberally streaked with grey never make any tllttc-rence in iontl-lrt. tomorrow. which will be Clint“! I lems on your mind in 4
.. . - all suggestions or white. but: lilt‘s." ..l by ill~~ lulu-Princeton l'ootrall . . "
141883;: {Iridige‘p’orlh i a to b i otherwise changed but slightly inI Anyway 1.3mm; Goldman Isltnocnlgmm in No“, “Mm. WhICh they can awst
for- clgtcil. relentlin;rd:vico:un:: inane-ratio:p since she was .hustirdI ing at our back doorvwhllt t-hn _ I you feel perfect] freeto
~. aboard oh by government [gents doesn't really expect to be let in. I "Tod v and ’l‘omorrow" was ”It: ’ ’ .
“h" Purim!”- and. with several doses “objectiOll-i W— ~- 2””... “I {1... loom-L. ghcn ju (ht- in-‘ l approach them. t 15 nOt
naymm‘d 0' “Mil" ”““K°9°"~ ables."lsent buck to Russia in thei lt-iwm ot‘ the luncheon l‘cd Crossl ~ - ° ’ ‘ d t b t
hood catch and lock handle. early months of the nor war ' . o 9 ‘ :‘H‘H‘x LIN” 'h‘“ (‘Vtflll’lg‘ I“, “'1' i a only their 11 y ll 5
- . . ' ' : L' ' i . .. ‘ . . . - .
“$33931“B”°§?"°""‘°”" coggegmbglfil; Jr'mgtht'i." ”:3; Olive Barton S Itiworgc r‘. um... I 70 No. MAIN ST., TEL. 747 I pleasure for them to
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George T. Jucocks West Hartford. ans were allowed to burn 'low D811 C l n I l . serve you.
' ‘ . "I .l .3 -. fui attempt to rob __ I ,
kml- There has even been compromise tel y 0 u 7 ‘ 1 .‘msucff‘m. . .l ”’_’ ' ‘
John D. Strobell.l\'swllaven. syl- comfort. Hones her recent mar- ”"3 “Iv“ (”mt-L ”or: fi‘mciilvlht i ---—-
tem of lubrication. ‘ ' rings! I have no doubt that Emma “ 1m“ of Monkeys ““d l’“""“' mu”, he)?“ “:33"? c. first htottsdl i E ryth' I F 't ‘-
Albert F. Brcitsnstcin. New Hs- Goldman believes as sincerely as “"3 “m“ “1“"th “mom” ‘1' EM, 31:),11115taufhm. c3211 “Emu...“ V9 mg n urm ure ‘
rcn. self-opening die head. over all her preschments against ‘aCkm‘ the military d’scwnm‘ °‘ l'l‘l‘i'f ”in; L ' ‘ i That the Home May The
Edward E. Allen. Newton. noedio marriage. but she .sdmiis the cus- ”“3 public “1W0"! “WWW" “"9?“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " .
mechanism for sewing machines. tom protects one from interference ”1°" ‘0 "‘6 met that “man“ 31‘4"“ A 0 cm on a Wamss World “WI Need. 8 l 1
Francis A. Bartlett. atamtord. s. d from peeping toms. And so she ‘0 mul‘t‘h in Tunkfi- “an“ 5" ““1“." . r I ,, . d H J 6 '35 at the > C' N ti IM
that .1 [g b "4| an r- to l inches apart in class. sit in stiff “M1 by it" 1"“ ‘ a -° It a on.
o a or u ng d other pu an d. . . .I thi nln in
cool. The id 1 c 1311-. t id- chairs in long straight mws. recite *“mi'tiw "“ °° ' mor g '
n . no t t I E me 60 .1... south Norwnl k Methodist
Ernest '1‘. Beck. Met-idem dish or man has become old-fashioned. in turn. and all the rest of it. 1 ‘h 80. NORWALK, 00";
similar article (dulgn) and coffee Don't laugh! The things that lie. Hil‘cshit'alllc point. that military ‘ ““‘c ‘ . .
pot or similar article (design). scsmcd revolutionary when she discipline makes followers. not. lend” . ‘ “ I , fly .7
Moi-rig Canter. South Norwalk. preached them a score or years ago \‘1'3. Soldiers and pupils alike ll-urnI “f“ “ff, Kg?" “1:122:31 1'13: ' .
marker for {up skins. are commonplace today. to do unquestioninnly the lhllllls ”mans 4° mm, n a“ red 0". .ge. ‘
Alfred Lawrence. smmfm-d' lock. ' She says she still is an anarchist. that they are told. It puts no menu night. “rim“ 1 -3prvp“o‘\'cu .. I '
George 5. Goin , Middletown Anarchism is out of style. There min on inilfitivc. says he. and the ““3“ “n ”m" ‘3” ‘ '
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typewriting machine. was a definite snarehistic group in product of our public school system P“ in any more coal-maul .
Arthur 5, “say. Middletown. buc‘ America about the time of the Hay- will turn us into a nation of parrots icnre. rather than leadership. you’ve investigated the
his (design). market riots in Chicago. Today the and mount-ya. always waiting and ]‘.ut we need not agree when in
movement is all but defunct. it watching and listening for someone goes on to state that the tl‘nlnlllg‘ .
i Prince Knows How nourishes slightly'in South America: to imitate. they thus receive in public school; Wiet ""“‘
elsewhere it is all but dead. well. like all radical stateulvnts. it httx no preparaiol‘v Quill“! (0“ 5““‘5 TOMATIC
LONDON.r—The Prmcé of Wales The anarchists once backed the contains a grain of truth. One can- sequent. experiences in iitc—thatI .AU , Th6 first “d In.“ h.
1‘“ mastered the Charleston and birth control movement and Enlnlatnot but agree that any public systt‘ln thug do not learn the indenendcnceI lBllrn'e’. .
dances it with a skill and sense of Goldman‘stumped "W “'“°fl “n“ of training whet-i: millions or chil- that sat-mounts ditticulties_tllld de-I I ‘portant thing about 3M
rhythm that only professional danc- "'3 “”‘L "' Today birth 90“"0‘ (Iron are involved must fort-:0 the thODS character. I ‘ v . '
ers can equal. Recently at a bomb papers are 8°” in the heart °f privill‘gt: of individualistic dcvcloth Instead, we might remind him tllntI s DvVN Pk“. ll thlt 1t b0 uh- 0th“
lar supper resort crow-is watched Broadway. The frank '°‘ Wk" mom. and turn out countless iium- tire is the sternest of military camps.i ' itinyouthonso thin . M It .,t.
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would be very god c we come any The feminist movement. champion- ” is “com”. n, it must be nlt‘llf is far more new“; titan that Refngeratlng . til. 10‘
one desiring to I“ them at work. ed '0 long “‘0' h" long since “I“ (rho: countless numbers are con- meted out in the school room. Soil. & Supply Co To mu" ll '0 u
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on 6 0080 0‘ 'hh’l authority himself. The best otticers ' '
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find 0 t what ll gel 3 on: wanted ‘ ‘Tllfi principal legend concerning him m M
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fishy things in America. But youth ‘
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‘ ;nnd bon hens. Miss Mabel Garfield.
i'i clerk in one of
‘ stores says that Heston matrons buy
Io-oft chocolate for "Fifi" ml “Dob-
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iron pats it can pick up. ._
Boston‘s candy
home has
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