Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 4

TR S TR TR el Slorwich Fulletin aund Joufied 123 YEARS OLD Subser) . year, Wics 126 8 week; 59 Satered 3t (he Postofice at Jorwich. Camm, w | 10 wandcias waer. Telepbans Cajls. Sulets Budsem Ofice U0 oy Bulletls Fitorial Nopms 35.3. Bullgtin Job Offtes -2 Willimeatic Offes 23 Church, St Telepbans 143. day, May 16, 19 MEMBER CF THE ASSGCIATED PRESS, The Asseclated Presa fs exciusivaly énbitied to the um fre rapublication of All uews dewat e crodited to i or nol otherwisa (e this paper add also the o news published ® A1 rights o republiestion of epecial despatch- s Bereln ars aleo reserved. CIRCULATION WEEK ENDING MAY 10th. NEW CONGRESSIOMAL SESSIONS. On numerous occasions : A J Q' go around tp geme of the stores is created by the fact that a* new|gey and it is bound €0 StaY. bt o i : congress 18 elected im November Bgt] A st L ot Wit the and help:ms jHek eut some: under ssemel conditions ldo:smy‘n( THE ARCTIC WASTES. meet for organigation and NS 58 | 2 2 il A wear an s month trom et PRvlorations tat 150 arctic repiove| Gllewned fram Foreign Ex- time. Thus 1 of the electign | have resulted in the gath ; Its and & o "in i m;m,wp’d-m of secientific val chpnges of ¢ ponse i &clkmwiw ge of the conditi the dgte fof the annuai wish sportunity | PIe, the res ile nightingales in s svhich|taere bas b whigh he believed e e | suggestion : Daulian bi s is called | @nd materials clothing’ . .+ | profitably pro there. compulsory ahont] PIOFADY T E g @ i of this state of] It 18 to be suppesed that such aljy (¥ Covpo e B Teos B proposal s upon a pretty Srpme eclal session calied | thorengh ity iding of the cpmal: | he ' fter the middle of May, when|ti98s Which prevajl ip ihat cold and : wridify. oy we? ! aistant part of the world without tot bt 3 eme | transportation faci but there 18 i i or action c rs ©f extreme o 2 s | Bresent in geit importance. no reason to ““‘;“‘e t:;e ;:‘trfl:;;‘;’nixhunz.ne , I h 4 PR at be any grand ) to stake out cla Epping For: [ With the idea of bringing about a . g PPing ) ac in the law which mow fixes|DbY these who hear of the possibilities. |for hearinz shtingale, next to the date for the meeting of a mew| TRe fact is that there is too rpuoh the wooded . valleys the ongress in December of the year fol. {4nutilized and undeveloped _territory | Downs. lowing its election, a bill is to be pre-|outside ‘of the Arctic region that} Talking to a weli-known seconchand hied at he wmecial session which|should and will get ‘attentign before | bookselier, %e learnt that the fashion- s d b § i v serious attempt at devel- |#ble way to buy books at the present as been ealled for next week ‘by |therc is any sers has yet heard |time Ix not In single copies. but in whic yisen will be made for the)ORBIent thers: 710 Bre BAS P eariisets. The old-time customer who sidat ¢ o hew congress on March |Canada complain about ore] came in search of an old volume makes 4. This will overcome the necessity of | ditions. There is ot course ‘i - 3 | small demands on the bookseller today. one delay and the failure to re- |amount of unsettled nnd_ uncultivated | His place is taken by people who want poml Lo the desire of the poople u.|land south of the Arctic circle thatia sel of the standard guthors, or the ong Wb Sor's "Mn expres- | ™l have to receive attemifon befere|classics in calf, or a compiete “gentle-| ir wishes. nothing to justify the method that followed at the present time, and now it has been demonstrated ior [ the new congress four months af- wn in the interesi of national wel. e and it should get the careful and A SHIPPING POLICY. Without question ene of the impor- tunt matters which remains to he de- ided by congress is the future of the 5 1182, pnd the federal saje tax nogriy 38| yes reference imiilion @ollars. g has been made to the situation tiat|hut a growing industry in this coun- There is little there are times when the meeting r election is needed. Such a bill is erate atteation that it deserves. feats to_the bolshevik.forces, Whether [« this understanging .will result in an putes will not only be settled but{ “Mademoiselle’ t'he young yeoman where an alliance will suring up inllaid down his pen and shyly ad- ing at the bolsheviki remains to belgno wat demurely tuppi P seen, but it will certiinly permit of | Ner typaweiter ) L T S¥Y Against this dangérous influemce while | state: far & visit aiter her father the same will .be true in Ukrainia!and brother had ‘fallen on the field : “lonterefl the war she quickly found | sheyism has sprung up in several cen- | o L rs. From the preseat situation the | BT W3¥ Inte canteen work—gnd into outloek is anything but bright for the{pever was in town on leave with- followers of Lenine and Treizky. out finding it neceskary to go to the g}r-:zunt tryjng to Pl!c‘k up bits uls the 5 ‘renc] ie was writing Though not entirely responsible £0r|; "rotior “wien he suddealy exclaim- the good reads th ut the countryied: “Mademeiselle!” with it sand it s nat bard to under- [stopped writlng and allowed ker stand when :{ ig realited that there is|dainly hands fo rest for a mement bile for every 18 inhabitan A 2 :;l &??mmy ;;,d ;G,ber Gent, of the|trifle to one side, her teeth flashing yeees, meonsieur!” ed in the United Stalls. When such} ™oy Ypank vou ever so much, 1 is understood thére can be fio surprise ou see, it's like this. 1 guess I'll 1anl the response that i¢ made thereto.|be going home in a eduple of months Bile much the satiie ad they did to the| “Ah—ah—eh” It Was a little in- bicycle some vedrs ago, but it is quite} volumtary exclamatlon of dismay, . boy at the other desk. the bloycle deciitied in a few years| 4of course, I don't kmow for sure,” the mpotor vehlcle, The number and|pect my dischrge, and- there's some- the poptlarity are inereasing every|thing I want to ask yeu before I go.” #ad lost something of its buovancy. business as well as the pleasure epes. | 240 3 Horses haven't been eliminpted but “It's about preseats for the been my home” he continued. 1 ing, although it is o be 7ealized that|haven't got much, money, but I de owned and used horses are now pes-|kind of keg—something to take sessors of autemebiles. home ffom the Big city of Chicago.” i risi; inflectjon was like the chirp of this country have taken to the gate! :‘m.flt i P es—i e by the fact that there is only ene to| ©“Eh, huh, ves, some of them. that ewery 25 of popylation in Canada, oneils—and then of there dad. 1 land, one te 402 in Frasce, one to 1002| Mademoiselie put her elbew on the in Italy and ope to 267,207 im China. desk and ¥ her reumd chin on B on the 3 ' o8, e = fact that it is estimated that there|oh CHe TePmANS face, Whlle SO agreement whereby boundary dis- \ that sectien for the purpese of strik-!gressed the chic little French maiden Poland stréngthening its defense{ “Mudemotsele” had come “to the Where a new revelution against hol-|Of battle and when the United States the heart of the youpg, veeman, who : cahteen. He &ise had found it THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY. & the autemobile has had much 19 de| “Fecoute—I listen, mon ami” She ¥ ts!in her lap, her head tipped just a motor. veliicles 6f the Worid are own- | Petween her red lips. * lam at sai tath & just wanted to ask you something. lat the demand fér rosd improvements People have taken té the automo-|er so— as certain that wiifle the poputarity of guickly checked and umnoticed by the such 8 not likely to be the case with|he hurried on, “but I kind of ex- day and thia is equally trus ef the| “Teoeute” she eaid, but the tone ks back in the little town that b Hhe nuoher ofthe sipests is Josen-Tr PAck o f pnat bk many more than these who fs want te gét some little things for How pauch morp quickly the peepls| OR—RuI—of course” ~The soft .than those of other countrieg is sheWR | . gymes. mm“'.y‘ 10100 in Australig, one to 268 in Eng- | gotia get him semsthing.” Thus there can be no surprise at the |the back of her hand, her eycs fixed will he two mijlion produced In thisjown mind. cogatry tais year or that Heense foes] “And vou woujd lLke that T help last year reached the total of $44.730.-{you to think abgut these' semoth and—] knew if's a pile cf it is only a big Pt ¥ when ypu werea't ino busy thing." “With great pleasure that.” Her eyes were very round and dark and eager. “But first we must make some plans. We will, per- haps, for the father make a cholce ar will I do “Sure, if you say so; but dad’s an easy Propo: m. I know what a tellow likes, even if he is kind of ale It's the other folks that wor- ies me,” e ¥ g She shook her finger at bim laugh- ingly, but her eyes looked a little clouded, as if the tears were mnot far away. “IL is.about the ladies, then, that trouble yoursel??” W kind of. Yeu see, s are so kind of funmny some times. You can't tell whether they like things or whether they pretend to so's not to hurt your feelings.” Soon they had decided on present for the veoman's mother and three sisters and the young man Jleaned back in his chair with « pleased ex- pressien. “And now,” said the girl, “we come to -the very meost impor-r-r-tant of all.” The boy looked mystified. ‘““What do you mean, the most important of all? There isn't anybody else. Just mother and the girls.” “There will he nothing, then, mademoiselle—your—financee.” He looked at her with wide, as- tonished eyes. “Why, kid,” he blurted out, “that is, I beg your par- don, 1 mean mademoiselle, I haven't got any girl if that's what you mean by a fiancee. 1 never had one. never though about girls until—well, I guess' I may as well say it—until T saw you.” He reose and walked quickly Bver to her side of the room. “1 know I ha: anything like this to said, straighiforwardly, don't know how things when I get back—about a job 1 mean. T know I can get something all right, and TNl work like the dickens, but T hawen't got apy rignt o ask a girl like you, so pretiy and cute and all, to—wait—and—stay, and live in a strange couptry—awdy from her peo- nle. f His hand, resting on the back of her chair, felt the gentle touch of her for nenple father and br, ars breaking from “and I love this —almost as I love change. anypne will give a serious seeond | man's library.” South * ra th the inscets lerawicd up the legs of the hed. {of placing each bed-leg in a naid water. As he went te bed on the th night he smiled, outwitted the res “finding themselves | dev 1 “But.” he & baulked, the 1 ceiling, and dropped on me.” , Wi | Sulphur was tried as a fumigator. thought to going further north for| hen asked what kind of peoplelpui with no effect, and eventually, o food production, although when it 5 e In bulki ;e pdvice of ane of the monk: the bookseller sald, “They are not un like the Chicago milljonaire who took his guests into his lbrary chock-a- block with sumptuous volumns bound in ealf, and waving his hand airily und the apartment observed proudly, ‘Nice, aren't they? And I killed all those calves myself!"” The emall but histerio lordship of the manor of Exbourne, with its ti rent-roll of £5 17s. 8d., has, with other Dortions of the estate of the latc Sir Roper Lethbridge. been eold by tion. A gquaint survival. worthy comes to furs and mineral deposits thet opens up a different proposition. The idea of Ccultivating the little known northern Canada may serve as an interesting possibility when every- thing else is developed to the limit but it is very evident that there is too much waste land much nearer home that will have to get attention first. EDITORIAL NOTES. Planting was begun early out im merchant marine. Because of - that{Iowa where s sherif’s gang dug up, In lfiti“l\' 'Wlti: other re'.ox;led instances of nuich interest will be attached to the|three beds 53 pints of liguor. Yent-voll of tne sotervation of an o onference which has been called by R pr R . !nual pavment to the lord of “six new hairman Tlurley of the shipping| There is tale about wheat beinglinid lmes smd thres danila blooms i oard for next weel: ut Washington of{cheaper, but that will afford little re- |respect of one holding. hundred or more persons, repre-{lief unless it means cheaper bread. A feature of the sale was the folio senting steamship companies, export- v, Uniled States Chamber of Com- merce, bankers, labor, farm organi- zations, manufactorers and for ihe purpese of discussing the sit- uatien and what should be done witn shippers Ceuyrt Rell. In the pages of this little Domesday Book glimpses are to be obtained of the guaint old ceremenial of the Court Room with its suits and {services, homage and fealty, and of twentleth ntury gentlemen holding strange feugal titles in gll 1 May must speed up if it expects to properly pave the way for the epen- ing of the hammock and creguet seg» son. “ 2 A - When Vilia velegses priseners un.d‘ A S1l4m. the fleei of vess t H ; their archaic snellin. & Ah‘“ e DeER | ders them to go to work it's enough{of old feudal England provided for war purposes, with aj Yo Mexjc e vt oot it d view to making recommerdations to |0 Make Mexicans gasp 7 congress at the special session. Congress will look to the shipping board for sugzesilons, and the ship- ping board apparently intends to get the advice of those whe are in touch with the varlous phases of the trans- portation problems. It remains to be determined of course what sigll be done toward the maintenance of a merchant marine from the standpoint of the government, what shall be done regarding the disposal of and whether changes in existing laws arq necessary in order to permit American shipping to properly com- pete with that of other countries. ship subsidy will come up in this con- nec what 1l sides of the matter, ofttable to the legislators in shap- ingz a shipping policy. OPPOSITION INCREASING. Though there may be a disposition, in view of the past experiences, ous centers regarding the defeat of the bolshevik forces ig.Russia, there is nevertheless indicat toboggan and fighting backs to the wall noi with only agaipst their opponents on the different fropis but dissensigns within their own ranks and a shortage of supplies, Not only has Kolchak as the head of the government at Omsk deglt the bolsheviki a serious blew in the egst, the but they are slipping badly in north. The menace to Archange! has been greatly diminished, every though the claim is made that the ajlies have no plans for the sending of an army against Petrograd. But what seems particularly signi- ficant is the announcement to the ef- fect that through American influence an understanding has heen reached between the Pole: and the Ukrainians te the effect that fighting wiil be stops ped, and that Petlura, a leader of the Ukrainians, has administered new de- the ships bullt to meet the war needs, whether they shall be sold to private interests or held in control by the government It is not improbable that the matter of n and there is little question but the discussion entered into, if the representatives called have heen ghosen with the idea of bringing out should be to wait for results rather than accepting the reports as they come frem wari- n that fhe forces under Lenine and Trotzky are on the their William Foster, the Deal batsman, 58 years of age, who last week rowed a 14 foot beat from Deal to Hrthe, a distance of 20 miles, in just over four hours, yesterday covered the same dis- tance in a 19 foot sha kiff against a ‘strong tide, At the entrances to Dover and Folke- ment.. i The efiort to bring about the early erection of mere and heiter hemes seems 1o be guite genemal throughout {Lhe country, = —— Not one hope i3 being owverlogked stoue harbours Ioster had ‘to waft since there are those who' are expect- some little time to aveid the wash from passing mail boats. He completed the jourmey in five hours. With sowing at least two months —in some cases nearly four—behind the normsl, owing to the drenched condition of the Jand, which has not had such @ soaking for 100 years, farm- ing the cailing off of the war pro- hibition order. With three times &8 much poultry in cold storage as 2 year age, it isn't necessary to dwell long ~on the sgb- Ject of high prices. time labour. Many demobillshed soldiers formerly » hz‘ on the land (writes 2 “Daily Chropicle” representative) have de- e It will not be lgng befere there can be expected an ini s¢ in prices be- cause of the demands that are being made for higher wageés. The man on the dornér says: The reaspn 4 woman wWears furs in the sgmmer timé is no mystery, it's be- cause sorpeomé clse does. vance offered under the latest award. Many others arc incapacitated by in- Juries, A Women arg still urgently needed. The Women's Land Army has been unable to §il all the wvacancies. But now, ewing to the publicity given to the "farmers’ needs, applications are Germany is trying {0 impress the allies with the fact that it would wel- come bolsheviem before signing the treaty, byt it will not work. it is to be sincérély hoped that there will be no Pear$-Dr. Cook con- troversy over the crossing of the At- lantic by alrplane or dirigible, Branch of the Food Production De- partment and the prospect of an early yésumption of normal conditions' is improved. 1t is doubtfull if any living English women has bad'a bigger femily than Mrs. Howell, wife of a railway carter Jjving at Compton, near Wolverhamp- on. She has just given hirth to triplets. in 21 years she has had 24 children, including triplets 11 years ago and twins six times. Fifteen children are ‘With the sale of the concrete ship Faith for half the construction cost it looks very much as if faith in that kind of a ship was decreasing. Ty The murderous terms imposed upon ers are at their wits' end for spring; pouring in rapidly to the Won;en's] 1cold speedily killed the ereature: | " pound of sugar. on leave the lucl in Bond street for don Chre! IN THE DAY'S NEWS AZORES. “Phe s Islands, proposed 1 | ¢ lworld today. placed in thej middle of the room, hut the creatures Then he conceived the hrilliant idea, 1 ofi . hird: | s erawled un the walls, along the doors and windows of. ihe room were! opened for some hours, and the intense; A brother officer of informant saw a kin which a Lapn own- for a “Gets-1t” Leaves Toe as Smooth as the Pailm of Your Hand. There's only ene corn remedy in the world that peels eorns apd calluses off like a banana peel. and that's (}ez- 1" For walkers and standers, for .. AND THE MARCUS MUSICAL " COMEDY CO. In the $mart Revue De Luxe BUTTERFL BETTER "OLE THE BIGGEST MERY - HIT THE STAGE HAS HAD IN 50 YEARS—A KNOSKOUT AS A BOOK AND A WHIRLWIND SUCCESS ON THE SGREEN, HAROLD LLOYD COMERY suowfl:m HEROES O THE S OF THE NNE; FAMO H DIVI. Asr'en,!i're %;Tv n'gw First Annual Dance GIVEN BY THE JAZZ SOCIAL CLUB AT PULASKI HALL Saturday Eve., May 17, 1919/ MUSIC BY THE TANGQ JAZZ BAND DANCING 8:30 TO 12 FOX TROT NIGHT BENTS. 50 CENTS, Including War Tax | DANCE {At Yantic Fire Engine Hall TONIGHT ROWLAND'S JAZZ BAND DANEING, U‘O 11:30 ‘a H faigs, C| vs,v.fia o an. .l.‘:y“l'inasn e for Money, Fashion g, Wordmw- i ¢ NEW SHOW. TOMORROW MATINEE 2:15—28c NIGHTS 8 p. m~—1Bc, 25¢, 35¢, 50¢ Put 2 drops of ;‘M-It' on;and smile! shoppers and dancers, there's immedi- ate relief from corn pains, and a quic] finish for any corn or callys. “Gets-It" is applied in two or three seconds. There’s no work, no fussy plasters, no wrapping of toes. “Get3-It” dries in a second or two. That's all. As easy io use as signing your name. The corn loosens from the true flesh and you peel it right off with your fngers while you wonder at the sight and smile. That's why “Gets-It” is 1the biggest selling corn-remedy in the Be corn-free at last. “Gets-It,” the guarapteed, money back eorn-remover, the only sure way, icos!s but a trifle at any drng storo. Mupufactured hy E. Lawreace & Co., 1 Chicago, 1M1, ¥ } Sold in Norwich and recommended as the world’s best corn remedy by Chas. Osgogd. AT HIS BEST IN “PALS IN BLUE” GREAT WESTERN PICTURE THE ADVENTURE SHOP WITH CORINNE GRIFFITH A BLUE RIBBON FEATURE ity. The pripcipal fish are the mullet, tunny and bonito. “St. Michael's largest island of the group, has lava beds, cayes which may be traversed for miles, and 2 mom- moth crater with two jeweled lakes, one azure, the other emerald, at itg | bottom. “On Santa Maria is the church whgreamat the Hy i Jonal Columbus kpejt. O Terceira a sub-!ih rere reatly is a natjonal move-| marine vqicano made its appearance WAt in the Ukraine. and that this f‘; lnfrf}sel a"l‘é \“iheqpen the "”’"l AEA e \f o century ago, On':iNOVement with a little help, Alied re-) Of ic¢ it shou o it. The general 3 unearthed and 1m0 supoort, wou,d | it of Jiying mus{ be continue ti ryggle againsti gltect dce put Jf, b:"fi‘“f and 21d in vres e conditiens, in a given city has ared unduly high the eity “mast, ne ipjerest of pullic health, ses ! that the people do net go without ice is that the i of the whole b eyt ‘ % s and others who, 07 that acceyni-—Waiepbury Repub- 5 s g e Al A% h the 5 spend their time _ Some of those Burcpeans who have 3 presenied Dy gt PRpARO 10 in describing the Ukrainians as led by found it hard to understand Wilsen, Jlo b aung ‘\;;4,:;2‘;: a group of adventurers, particulerly are bezinning to see Hsht. They are i 5 20! D regard to the Uk i compelled to believe that he cares co ta Phily the Good, Taie With regard to the Ukrainian claim to com © that he fourded the g ) fslds of ( htly order of the Golden bt more for the league of nations than - he does for fhe treaty of peace and is in thege ecpun down the throats refinery owners,* Republic vy Austrian capital, first at-' the term of agutrary Senat® ng than he is in imposing of the latter on resisting _tha ¥ ie: da'is that the Polish backed up 1829 supporteie of Waria ainst Miguel, in the str © Poriuguese tempted to teize the oil fields and this Cermany. The poiit game he i3 e1 on the island and fg led up to an attempt by the West Uk- playing in America gelting more by following Queen raini; or Ruthenjans to hold these cvident than his iwsk of European lived 2t Angra, ene of the seaperts ficlds and to take Lembher i control.—\Waterbury Amerfean.’ i of importance. Others Delgada and Horta. “Treasure fleets from the West Ind s in olden day: leby: i are Tontal The Associaled Press cor espondent. dapparently he first person from| the outside to visit th raine seck-| ing unbiased informat The people who eccupy what they term West Aug-| Richard Gre rian Gal n provine certainly e enxe’ accidentallyinot led by adventurers. i'or the mest! fleet, held out for|par: they are no6r whieh 4s possibly | hours against 15 Spanish ships. due to I of te; in the former “Previously Greaville commanded the Russian Empi They are also un- fleet sent out by Sir Walter Raleigh,|lettered. They would be far peorer. ! nis cousin, which lanaed off what now| if the oil fields, were lost to them. But! is North ed MBS, MAY arglina. The doughty com-|they have the spirit of their race ana mander died shortly after he was desire to be their own masters like PESNT———— taken aboard the Spantsh flagship. The, the Poles and the Czechs. The latter Made Well and Strong by ‘Revenge’ had borne Drake in his bat-|have understood this fact. o . . ; Mle with the Armada, of which Tenny-| Neither are the people of Russian! Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- ~an says in a poem about this famous |OF Greater Ukraine political adven-! e turers. They are related by race with' \ Columbia, Pa.—‘1 was very wesk and rup down and ha -dewn “Ship after ship, the whole night long,| those of old Eastern Galicia at least as had dmpn( pains i ek : {far eastward as Poltava. As soon as thelr high built galleons came.[(p; correspondent passed from Lem-| iberg into the Ukrainian grmy it was) apparent that these men were a dif-| . : {ferent race from the Poles: possibly Ip. the whole night 1012 |less cultured but vizorous, health e ko er dead and minded men determined to hold their er sham As the correspondent went ez “Ship after ship, the waole night long, with her battle thunder and ¥ mid- At ite for the tra For some were sunk and many were' wo a0 e Lo e Ritss 0.0 3 > " e Russian iype ocean airp have been' an| shattere'd, and so could fight 1o 2ra manners but many of the pooplal ocea house ever since! more— of the Greater Ukraine are as different! Columbus halted there to offer thankst God of hattles, was ever a batttle like: from those of Greater Russia as day- egetable h S i 8 upon his way b Amer 4 v i 1 { of Jand greup, the Atlantie 31) gal and more southeast of Newfoundland, { North American land. ption of such an event tel 1 eight days by earthquake | by a vast cauldron or fire th: jto sweep the sea’s surface and con- { sume the clouds, { masses of earth and roc! i {in this ‘no man's land.’ | shattered and sub: i of more earthquakes | | of islands. City, Mo. Portuguese. the United Kingdom. “ Frults and fish rincipal exports. constitute ) { | 2nd bananas—maintatn their popula; any ands lie| iles weet of Cape da Roca. Portu-1 than u thousand miles| nearest hov | h and waters were rocked for followed seemed spewing enormous Then there appeared a group of rocks, even grow- ing higher and wider until an area| of several square miles was contained| Later it was! ded as the result! “The Azores comprise three groups . | Their total area Is less clined to return to rural life even with| than that of Rhode Island; their popul- the inducement of a 6s, 6d a week ad-{ ation about equal to that of Kansas Most of the inhabitants are The rest are Flemish and Moorish with a few immigrants from the Oranges are sup- planting pineapples, hut the other pro- ducts—lemon, citron, Japanese medlar, n the world before?” ———— STORIES OF THE WAR ‘The Keys to Russia. (Correspondence of The Associated Pr —That Poland and the Ukraine’ are the keys to Ri is the conv tion of The Associated Press corre: pondent who bas just traveled over light is from darkness. This is Com ticularly true of the soldiers came from the Poltava district: are manly, intelligent, d fighters, s kind-hearted, open-handed and keen- Iy aware of the wealth and possibilities of their new count its wonderful black seil which s givensthe Uk-i raipe the proud name of “Euyrope’si granary.” par- ‘who They| 2% e verwuh"fiffl,!d D recommeng i 1did” ey 'w'hfifi'i'fi.mx. : - ipagde . OTHER VIEW POINTS o ps TS Lydia K. Finkham'p ¥ege akin to that evinced in the now fam-|ahd citizens. 1t is mildly iMeresting o hear from| 20IE S0 80¢ g it ous Mt. Katami region in Alaska. Sub-| There has been more {alk than act-lthe fish and game commiitec that! woman’s jlls is because it oo motimes piling up io% soncerning Foland as a barrier to) Connecticut hab 4 bls’ shad seanon| A1 B ‘7&";-"‘.‘“8“""{""1 : s 2 s o e has b DIV} by e | 0l old fashioned Feots an o Apeated e e B e eeatie actlas bit the teal escltamant “waulg con-| oF B3 i in finding good shad plenfiful in| which act og the female organism rel jthe markei, and at the rding the Ukraine which country ! old-time. Women from all of the country iapparently is almost unknown toja y o Pris B & > {majority of the neople in the Entente; Prices~—Hristol Press, | arecontinyally 1o countries. The Ukraine has been visit-| _ Major Buckley has been 2 most ef-| enin&.v. tiveinfluence, e ed in a casual manner by strolling of-! ficient head for the state draft board which weare 1t shing fi ficers and missio; A single Amer{»’x‘: ;Zfeh%';‘ldhfie rsc‘l\i::m;!m lhfix;l;in'd:: women in every s of th;:‘ eo?ag can «officer who attempted to visit i rove beyond question the merit of Kiev, canital of the Russian Ukraine,|Journal. grome blyonD “ameus root and herb medi- was prevented by the French at Odes-| Congressman Schuvler Merritt of! sa, according to the statement made Stamford, who has resigned from the| {to The Associated Press by General State board of education because of a Petlura at his railway car capital on, Pressure of gutside business, has sery- a siding at Proskurov, ied his state in that capacity with rare Thers is plenty of food in the Uk- intelligence and fidelity. The schaols raine but bolshivism obtained the yp- Of the state will be fortunate if as good per hand there owing to use of money, . an iy Zound to fiil the vacancy.— from Moscow, agitation and the puy- New Haven Jouenal-Courier. ing of troops which otherwise wniudl That each- family shouyld haye all have been faithful. What is now im-!the ice it needs is necessary for pub-| portant is that it should be understood lie health. If the city can do anything! WHERE TO DINE BOSTON CAFE AND LUNCH 41 BROADWAY i Gives the Best Service { EXCELLENT FOOD AND COFFEE For Ladies and Gentlemen CARL 6. DEMETER CO. “EVERYDAY SPECIALS TORIA For Infants and Children CAST Always bears the | Signatre of b Bt Tt Germany by the gllies are less thanm - Germany imposed upon Rumanla ac- K cgrding to the Rumanigns and they have been through the amiil. EVEREADY The maming of g ecommittes to try t9 gel same impravement in Laure Hi}l avenue and read is well enough, but the copdiiien of the streets in meneral will receive the attention of the voters the figet Monday in June. Viee President Mgrehall declared the other day that he wished he could put the country back te the good old days #f 1840. 'That's prebably what the president was afsaid he would do {f al- lgwed to agsyme the presidency in his absenee. FRESH BATTERIES DAYLOS inUse For Over 30 Years | WE HAVE SALE PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. PLAIN FACTS A IN PLAIN FIGURES, MEN'S HOSE, 8 Pair....................cccvvvverr.. 12%e MEN'SB.V.D.UNIONSUITS ....................., 8165 MEN’S BALBRIGGAN UNIONSUITS ........... 79¢-§1.25 MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. .... 43¢ MEN’S EXTRA HEAVY BLUEOVERALLS. .. ..... §150 : (UNION MADE) Remember it is a few minutes’ walk from Franklin Square, but it means a saving to you. 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