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“Adjustment Basis of Life,
And New England is Far‘

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From Dead” Governor Declares

Addressing the New England
Conference at Hartford last evening
Governor Trumbull said:

“New England is like human be-
ings in that this territory has pro-
blems to solve just us do all of us.

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concerned with our dillleuliles. This
In true of human l1eliius~~l1ron1lly
speaking. other people itl‘t' not in—
terested in our problems. ‘We. must
solve them ourselves. So it is “lth
New England.

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crowd us Sullivan gripped the ropes.
The next instant. us the blows run.

idinrlund unless he has grey
sloop shoulders 11nd fudlug
11.11115. .\ll‘e111ly this vicious theory has
111111-11 more 'thun onc promising
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to the arms or our western 111111
southern competitors. “'0 must
1-1111-l1 the vision of what our promis-
in': youm: men renlly menu to New
liinrlnnd. I commend this idea to
your most serious consideration.

"in n reeent mngnzlne urticio eu-
tiiled “Young .Vlnn—Stuy In Now
1-2111;l:1n1l!." 1 developed at some
length the. thought thnt New Eng-
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trnined the cream of the. country's
business lenders and has been send-

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“a thcnwe stop to survey our pro- recall that for man:- yeurs pnsl New H“ m. n 111 ‘01“ 111101111 1. .1111111: 1111: them west and south to play an
blame to ascertain Whm they are and England as iron 11l1und-1nt 111. ”w 1111111111111. M ”mono“ 1.1ih1r 1m lori nt hurt in the upbulldinx of
to formulate. 3, program for their denco of Dr 15111in to solve. hm. 1ro- 1111111 1111- 1111-11 or 11.152.111.13. Sulyllll: ”ML“ iibwer‘wellons In this fashion
solution. Let us consider New Eng- hlems. to stand 011 herlown feet ‘111111 the 111~ol1l1~11111 of t1:1l:1\'. \‘ew l~‘111:l'1nli has contributed for
land's problems: let us formulate a to think for herself \‘cw lei'ind "Till“ Phili’solllly 1111mm ”Mi “I more to the unlsent growth of the
progrum of action which will brinx has d1 loved a 3111.}ei11uco1uc1; 1111 must utilizo to the I11-st advantage west "1nd ”‘0 south than will '0‘“:
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(if 11111
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inn~1 do is to build herself up from
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' . of whom

show that in recent years of the
thousands of skilled workmen who
. l- 11 New England for other sections
1 1.: the country. four out of every
; m1: discovered that they were mis-
. 1.1111111 and that living conditions in‘
: .\1.-w England were better than else-
where. with the result that they
lune returned. These Wanderers
found thnt New England lookedl
|111ity good after they had testedi

. other sections.
"The lesson in these statistics lei
that there is a tremendous waste ini

the crowd “11s l11111'l11'1l.

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With Color Glands NormulW
Nature Keeps Hair
Natural Shade

SENSIBLE ADVICE T0
WOMEN TURNING GRAY

tiwryoue knous 11‘ their color
giuuds ti111i hulr roots are active und
1111111111111 the) 11111 continue 11111111111-
it1-ly to have rich. nnturul colored
l..111* entirely free. of gray. or ol‘i'»ct1l~
orell looks. so why use dies or
tints'.‘

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himself this 11111511011: "lt' \\'Iil1 eer-
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putient's other organs. why not ruh
11 stimulating tonic into the scalp
that will revive. strengthen and tone
11p these inactive glands so that [lit-
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resume putting plenty of pigment in.
to the hulr tubes? Surely the hair

will then again resume its original
the

luuctitc. wruk.

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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1926. PAGE ELEVEN

WOMEN Willi BOBBED HAIR VERY
EASILY GET RID OF GRAY EAIRS.

or 111111.: 11

roots and color 11l11111l~1

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' l1 .1111 to solve the problem of.
1111 1 1‘l‘l'11tlr New England. we, must?
1'1-11111 111111 the young men who are}
emu: . 1111 111111 who display unusuuli
“111.1 \\'1- must meet. the Offers ihut1
11111 1 ..1111 south make to our out-'1
51:111. 1 1.: young men. Every youm;
11.111 1-: Jilllllly. accomplishment and
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to .\~11 l‘.lil.'litl’l(l us he is to the,
511'1“. 111' 1111- went. 'l'hll is a point
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111111. 1-1 'l 11 post. it is a point. how-
1-111'. 111.1111 New England can no
ions:- .11111111 to continue to ovur-
111111. 1. 1111- is to hold her place."
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lzngluud to think that she;
sections .
country to any extent unti'

(To be cuniinurd)

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shade and color regardless 01‘
users use or previous condition

REMARKABLE
He didn't want an artificial dye
or tint nnd it of course
harmless and something that could
he used for years and years without
the slightest injury to hair or scalp.
Just like u tonic that builds up
person's strcntzth utter
wasting illness. he wanted t. tonic
1hnt would revive and stimulate the

DISCOVERY.

if any rcnder desires to 11';- n
tin of Leo's lluir 'i‘cmc on 1h1- 1
cr's absolute guarantee of son
tion or money book. they
purchase :1 bottle at llsrold
Melid's or any 1:001! 1ir111: more (1
a dollar bill to this n11\'11rlis.
and send with name and
plainly written to Lori's T111111,-
rlrentwood. Md. ti bottles 11.

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whh 11 are being established from
ilniv to time. What New England;

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‘ Saturday Speculs

the migration of those thousands efi

fskilled workmen—four out of five
returned. Let us prevent
. so much of this waste: let us tell
the facts; let us inform the people
of New England the real truth about
New England as a place to live and
work: let us retain those skilled
.workmen and those business lead~
. we who mean so much to our fu-
ture."

 

At Maroon‘ Expense
Wteconsin's much-defeated eleven
hopes to partially redeem itself in
11111 final game of the season against
tinieogo. The Maroons have been

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Shoulders 20c lb.
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Sunlight Butter 49c 111.
Fresh Eggs 50cdoz.

CORNED

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