Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 30, 1921, Page 4

ElE i £ % a ol ;:bflnl!m was o be & th f the Boston moral charms associate | written 1 it -g; 5?;?5 53“5 1 & " 5 ® B § et N %fii wag ul e shisw .flmm ah Seaeadment. | penoral this a was quick of the hrough. | the Brit poliits: At issue. n i good " ¢ suppl 3 . s 20 far awey, | M8 hetsuran of b by sobla neey nasaie || - : . B e mhone o 14 been gatised how any |58 ad oiBerwigs o the e Bat the Prices range from $14.00 upward. by jthe war, or in fact Whénéver appesl work. the old | S M EOvérhment has now eémé to A & has pame Inghetalf of humientty tn gH- United ...fizmvnmsm-mm 1% Fuf i i it it propesed certaln agreement, would have no other purposs thah to INESTS & THE Em! TRUSTEESHYP. clear : betw ‘the - ot Tk ae ot of lots oL pou- That_it isn't within the general assembly to say what A i £ 1 ] 8 3 ] ] g t gi ES o pHas woald be to us that - b # pemityonl oy o o éon HEd th the. transaction, - and plac el hevs Torskd | 5 Suestion -| "W wutitanding guestion oWt that cor- throw stones at | freeh the fiord. ofi of technleal procedurs New Ha- TEERn ) i than anything else—how best to get at the matter #A@ bFAg abot a situation Which Would enabls th#two negotiate. George T. must ?: given : federdl court and e 2 Eaffaires of the c;mflm embas#y beeh inaugurated |charged it will be by 4 ental Mexieo City, Is in Washington conterring ke i 3 . d With Secretafy of State Hughes, Undér 5 i course g Hughes. Becretary Filetcher and other officlals i Sy, . the felative to Mékicah affairs, and no doudt P e 8 - soms . :mtu his information Will prove useful. | et condition : he have no . / » that Tt has peen intimated by Fresiaent % well as from Henry Ford's synthetic cow. tary ecntetmplated., Obregon that thé Mexican congress, Bt Setiacts oo A lony thougiand aiting reccntly M- Teuit oF the. pablaNn o T e oo M Dbuiy & community as peared in The New York Times, In which | and the letter also has been distorted | WIWINE lo Ibislate favorably 'to the z-; Ja Semeral, e practice of let-fof the resolation Ficummediis the re: B e O o "Tin | for ¢ Mastenig’ Wiih ‘s {UROH of i |of the Mexiean comstitation, is. now als- Tullih scoumaiate, of throwing |turn. of the stock of that company to to the yards and of |its owners. alleyways and open tteréd with papers, tin of unsightly debris. supposed that all) occupants wait for before they start in Mexican probl Btories of this kind|Rosed to do.go. In fact, on 4 " President Obregon stated publicly thyt field of he in |are produets ?thb fmagination. The It is Interesting to nots that the rése | Sier whe fell on the feld of honor 17 | ietter merely Set forth Whal Sedrétar |he expects the congress very son BN lution 18 in’ accord with ¢he récommen-| Tnomas Nelson Page vividly set forth the |Fall belleves hé can préve to be facts |StTue the St A AR s dation of the publici utflities. commis- |conaitions under which removals are |covering the activities of .Bmftish capl.|Merey invalidating all outside clatms) sion, which belleves that the supérvis-|made. They describe he haste with |talists and the British govermiment in the | ¥hO% 'he Bropen ‘cq':"“z‘: oot e - fon of n company doing business entire- | which tho buriald had to be made, often- |oll “Nelde. 1t has nothing wheterer 10| Ly el Jaw. | Tho consréss sines 80c. 8 boz, 6 for §2.50, trial sizs 2e. ly with Connecticut should be vested |times without the rudest box, and only e Sinet o that tifne has been exceedingly busy d At déalers or from FRUIT-A. in a state rather than a federal bedy,|Wradped in a blanket. Undér such cir- | 7oL Wriieh s e uttediction. of | Eranting leaves of Absence to membe ¢ it 8ally as a maiter of routino|ang that one of the trustees has declared | CUMAIANCES it was easy 1o lowe the pur. - " But appareatly it has niot Gohe miuch that ft is his belief that the trustées| ji.; tnis nterval there is no such thing * -4 “;;fl““! or | would_cheerfully comply with. an order | s identification. To make the recital y Morning Talk llowing to return the stock. , we are told of the lo| * @ 7 of iifting the window and | ' "0 NS S0CK o g | S ot obeken Hat canmot be Bemember the Sabbath Day. g Lo T B T yard what oughtf,,.. of holding the stock and disposing|identified and that burial will be made in | Remember the Sabbath day, to keep #|shomld render = an ~ an uhhn:l. m?er; “-: (‘h‘- of it. They have nothing whatever te u;.‘rofi:g'. t%lgi This shocks Ou: -gm b::{x‘.llnlx:aui 1‘ . There has bééh an|Article 27 as conaige: 7, 2 1ot lovalty. our government allow | awful letting down in this eountty re-| wbuld b of simpi Property dumping place for papers and | o, "y (10, MENSECMEN of e 6O | ihe brave soidier to be treated a5 a paup. | garding the Bavbath during the Iact | weuld consieve the Hiehia of An Sonce: Reed Chair or Rocker, with uphol- | befase material, disregarding the fact |forni 1ol Onder thelr ordore they |7 It is & thousand times better to let | twenty years And fany & man has [cd. Moreover, It Would constitaté & 3 s - 13 50 . Bhat they are creating a firs hasard as| S SCIR ME L EL SRS him lle Whefe he fell—In = Flanders' | been shorn of hie wpiritual powsr, liite |basis for negoilation which might prove stered seat and back............ o B B0 as wmattractive aMd tinhéalth: % comti- | fgg D Samphion, bécause he is not straight on | extrémely useful. American ana Meéxi. et Y SUT|pany, and that they have n6t been able| g .f ¢ness bolowging o the great | this question. You fay be a cin kWt a8 thet nb. iheé Ga- to do/ yet they havé driwn $31.500 | .oy of production the farmer is having | Christian. — Are you ebeying this tom-|strustion would bs possible han one af- 9 the spirit of the clean | ..oy year for the past seven years, mak-| the Hardest time of it. The new secre. | Mandment? I beliéve this commandment | firming the rights to their titles of for- should be made of | ;o o tota] outlay by the company f |tary of agriculture is calling the atten-|!S just ae binding t6day &s it ever |eign investors in the oil fisld, andl 1t ¥ o . il be given by the | ... §990 000 for which thé company |tion of the mation to Some facts that can- | Was. Men have said it has been abro-|jittle puzzling to Americahs, at least, N s earrying away the |y ' 4 no advantage But which|Aot e igtiored. The prices of farm pro- | Eated, but they have never bee able towhy such a decision should nol bs rén- D. W. LATTLS, Spéclal Ageot #ded. There Will |/ vt yetter have been turneéd {foward |duets afe much tdo low compared to oth- x&izt to e n}m in m'n Bible where | gered at once. Hartford, Conn. fpuch that ean e | o T T R the company Is fn | °F commodities, Serlous eonsequences repealed it. 1 believe that the| 1t is extremely. difficult for Amerl.an New Haves it comes to rubbish ey i will come unless prices are raised of | Sabbath question today 18 # vital ome|omcials or anyone élss (b léafn exsily houtd | *TEATS to the state. The sitnation ia| T “NS" sirmer raisen. In Tows com | fOf the whole Sountfy. It is the BUrAing | what conditions in Mexico are. becauce """‘; ot dampeq |Of courée mot camsed by the trustee. |.ng oats are twenty per cent lower than | UeStion of fhe présent time. If you |of tne varying charactenof -eports from t I8 not dumped |y are serving at the direction of | they were befdre the war. Now, accord.|Eive UD the Sabbath the éhurch woes: n |ihat countrs. One Eroup 6f Imformants onto the 1and of |y, "s.3etal eoutt and it fs for fhe tef-|ing to Chicago quotations, the price of 708 five up charch the Home gose; and | wil gay that & combinatien ls belng ef- mination of the gitdation thromgh ef- |fat cattlé is from .35 to 40 pér cent. high- | it YOU Eive up fhe home the natioh goes. | focted” by such leaders as Felaes, Pable left whero it was. THO | firis made on the part of {6 #taté fhat|er than in pre.war times but the farmer | This 18 the directioh in which we are i :EE " W H 3 't i i i ] i 5 i i !Ef !E;E g%, : . { H Egsfé !! ie 3 " !E 3 8. ch We 8re|Gonsales, Murkula and even Villa, which department 1s golng to coopérate is getting just the game. As fhe con- | (2VE!NE. The church of God is 10sing|is gestined very soon to overthrow the In the cleasup for the purposs of over.|''o l°¥isiative action s sdught. sumer 1s paying more it stands that the | 1S Power on account Gf «o many peo- | Mexican govedmment. Another will rs- D foming this very thing. There will be |y 5% AND CEEDITABLE SERvrem, |Profit all goes to the iniddle man. It A orrg - ert that the government is very strohg . A “Sabbath"—meaniing rest, God rested | weas ot . #n opportunity to Rave all fubbish cart- any class of pesple needs governmental . and all its enemies weai and that it ‘s s " 80 away ir # 1 but plced where 1t can|_Jt 1 8 long and creditsble recoMd | protecticn it Is the farmer from the land | A'er Creation. and ordelasd the SAb|in no ashger. It fs mot abnled i any |io piven “the Aot ng ot (e yeare| tre oot Ty The 4, Palding st . Satidied. which has Been éstablishéd by Melvin|sharks who merely sit n their' offices and e . and|quarter that whe-laber situation is men- | 4o g os » e iyl properly * ating il Taangger of The|l Biiidgn o4l s And | hallowed it, “Remember the rest-day to |y " ror boltnevism 1o more 3¢ leos |10,DE Basséd at the school, the interven-|where the midshipmed began to receive The susgestions which have been | C NS, 4% ECNCTRL A3 e A “Let the farmey | keeP it holy.” 1t i the day when the it In Meéxioo and evén nas in¢aded | NE thrée at soa. At this iime the sep- |instruction, had becn termed by Secre- by the health department are wor- kR e ess. Prom the time i jconsumer who, ea e IaTmer | 1,04y may bé refreshed and strengthened || Pe has fiva arate départments of instruction were|tary Bancroft “a modest shélter for the @ ouh ideration and 1t they | 7S OTEARized D to the present, a pé- |have more and the profiteer- less! atir ot Baye of Mabor ang imanencd|the Mexican cabinet. Reports from DRy Sonabes xma: bm"," od of 28 véars, he has been its omly| In the middle ages, 1t was mever established, a vessel was provided and |pupils” and it is ssid that they certain Mexico City newspapérs declare that . - ~ m nea s M 8 gl e ‘o o { Do Mgt H B and anw:;. into closer fellowship with its only about one-third of the mines in the |*hRUSl practice crulsés were instiuted.|ly deserved mo more complimentary de- In 1851 the requiréments of #éa service | schiption. . fepublic are in operation, which would ke | By Sl |, S, B s, W e e s s s B, S, Sy R, | e o a8 e | M St s o g he - &hd “Tuppinens * phod government @ governmeat, on the 3 o5 tofay stands as the monument of|fLonns SRS eisonous. vepticn. are | of the Sibbath, with Its cidsation trom | other hand, now declares that Its in- 1A, The eE el il o oyt | aored: o, B $25.000 to bt expunt his work. As direstor of the ofgénizi-|connected with vengeful deifics. But we | Work, cannot be overestimated. It is|come exceeds its expenditures and that|,.y o8 TSR JOACRRY was FREUES Tor, rookirn, inipooviaments’ xaf M tioh he has been obffged to faée many | living in a scientific, rather than a super- | Deeded to repair and restore the body |finances are on the road to Stabilty. untl] the summer of 1865, wheq i was|tions at Fort Sevérn, Ahnapolis. difficlt situations Whers dfplomaéy as |stitious age, suffer little from pestilence, | fter six davs of work. It is proved | An issie which may prove tfouble-| . . i pjigned at Annapolis. In 1870 |secretary brought all his diplomacy an well+as executive ability has beéen re-[but we do have to Gontend With nmuis- | that a man ean do more in sis days |80me, although it does not invoive theiy.“4is of cadet-midshipmen was substi- [skill to bear and at last had the pré- @owaea ost of the fisds where |quired. He has acquitted himsélt most |ahces, such as bolsherism, sirfkes, drives | than in seven. SprN BeacetafieM shid: E;‘“:_j’. e o ':::::"" tited for midshipmah, and threé years found satistaction of receiving > Béen so lomg employed and as|creditably, and extended the news gath |83d hoe chests We can understand | 'Of all divine ';"d’}';;':;e ;he n:‘“t | ment 1 taking over foh of fve large|later thé course was increased by the |propriation by an apple majority, sud the rambeér ™ ering not only td all parts of th bolshevism as made ip of rZvenge, suf- gy y addition of two years sea service In|of seeing the naval school of the United R ] R e s ot fhe westa | fering and ignorane equally mixed; | TSt for man. I hold it to be the meet | Churches in the clty for eommerelal BUr- | ryising veaséls, af the expiration of |States then become duty orsaniéd by Srowing less. For instance thers |try but to all ountrles of thé WOrld. | ,iiico are always o malSancs althongh | V2)ible INessing cnected 1o man. [poSes ANl the ehurehes—and there | CULC 06 VEUCH, fo U8 TR, (01N It ean bo appreciated siiéréfore that|some of them are justifiable; many drives | It 15 the corner stofie of all eivilizarion, |&Fe more than 300 in Meéxico City—ate |y ™. 0] Joademy for examination in| Thus ended the lomg fight for 1& v reach a certain peint out|the directors of the organization mnot |are for objects that <ve must mot ignere; | 20d its removal would afféct the health | the property of the governiment, but taey professional sibjects prior to gradua-|Three days after the bill becime & 1AW - 5 m estabiished tratsportation |only view but actept with régrét his ré- |but the Mope chest is the most contempt- | Of the people” Mr. Gladsione toll a |always have been ubed fot «sliglcus nur. | i Secretary Bancroft directéd thé Stper- THE QUAKER F! likewise is ft unmsual to | tirement from the post of general man- |lble tmp of todsy. Psople who would be | Triend that tho secret of his lomg le |DSScH S04 Ro STACh ERORL . SOMS) previous te the establishing of the na-[intendent to ehlarge the bulidings and | Harvel of Hot Ajr Furnaces, made of eployed Yor pleasure |ager. a stép which 18 hecessitated by ffi ; humiliatéd to eome to.your back door | YRS 0 TEFC SO ’;‘r‘:t “M"sgb".‘;' lack .of patronage. ' Among these 1 the | VAl academy’sevéral attempts had been |comstruct néw ones sufficient to soeoi-| Rjveted Boiler Plates. No dust or sitsation 4y well filustrated |health, Tt was beesuss of wnetr fetct- | ad in ran and ask for doughnuts and | wi™\i;" seat far the body and the soul.|famois Chutch of San Francises, i the |EBde to establish tralning schools for|modate one hundred midshipmen. THiS| gasés from this heater, because thers cs of the livery sta-|ance to lose his services that they | SOHee: esftate Jo Put on cheab | T bart from public and family obsery-|heart of the city, which origthally with [oficers and sallprs; of the navy. ~1In|small beginning was the foun of|are no joints to leak. Quaker Fur- there was the time when |granted him & year's leave of absemes|i.< 2nd come to your front deer and ask = a | 5 5 ! i @ 1838 Capt. M. C. Perry suggested a|the present large and effective instifu- | naces make Quaker friend: = ance, the individual ought to devote a|its convent occupied two wWhole elty number of them. Today [last year and evem now rofse to Dok | e’ Lome Loty |emaror s nPe S5t | portion of the fime to his own eaifl. |blacks. It is a beautiful stracture, di.|school for engineers, but liitie was ac-|tion which traine the satiors. like West ing hard 9> find. mit him to sever his conmection with the # . 5 ished before Bancroft eailed the|Point the military men, in a way equal THOMAS F. BURNS i cation. Prayer, meditativh, aging, | rectly across the street from the famous | oDl méans of irarsportation have |greantiation entirely. T while he | rlen Hane netee e Wi e (e iy | OUEMt not to be forgotten. Phihk of |Joskly club, now Sanborn's restaiant|mesting in Philadeiphia which decided to that fursished by any other oountry 91 FRANKLIN STREET the horse. It is the automo-|steps out of taé général managership And trem this nuisanee “Gooq| MR devOtng eix davs a week to their fand department store. and its beautiful e ental .. 0 . 9 todsy that carries the pleasu completely. e will be rotained b Lora body, which will ‘seon pass away, and |Fnrdns overlooked from thé windows of | At first thers wWas considerabls of & | (Mondsy—The Kifuapping of Frances Y SR T Rt AT [ehmictety, e imi (Y Tetamed tn,, LB, begrudging one day to the soul, which |the Hotel Guardlols. This church, ihe|wrangle as to where thé school should Slocum.) B RS BRcttd Ty Morke ant tew ot sbamier as e T * auieairs Togee Mok wrom | will live on forever! Is it toe bitich for |lafyest In the city exespt the Cathe-|be located, Cipt Maye one of the 't even depend upon the made to nou! Com- | committée, Ilved at Afmapoll “Oh, give us a rest!” excaimed Ar- through which the benefit of his knowl task; 16. put up boundary lines beyond &dméogx:m”:n:‘;lalixl:fb:h:i:?‘r:: :n’:r‘;:l:l‘ ;on:e:m. ':dc:l :‘:llubdu:muved belleved that the World revelved about | chimedes when twitted because of his his automobile for get- | edge of the work can be retatned. Which it must not transgress has baffled | ual senses. when the other menses are|from its presént location on Avenida |tht plage. Perfy, another memmber, ai-| fallure to move the world. territory while the horses The Associated Press 1s foday an or- !h:'f‘l‘fl(&! individuals and the greatest busy all the weéek. Make yéur Sabbath {Jua: opposite the Hotel St. Regls. It It Ity used in business ganization ihat serves something ore lr-:,wv‘(‘l:l;nluov;mr;lenh m'-“lme].vut_t Just| down here a faretaste of the eternal|ls said that even the architacture of this|eipiés. Thomas A. C. Jones saw nothing y replaced by the |than 1200 newspapers and is by far RANCEIg N8 ke gf umt. ¢ Sabbath that s in store for believers. | wondefful old félic Will be d.sfigurcl by |good 6utsiie of Vifginia, and he with - formity- upéri the ihliéhable consciences| No nation has ever prospered that has|converting it Into a two-story building. |another member suggested the Elizabéth the leader in its fleld. As a successor|of men has nét yét heén - satisfaotofily | trampled,the Sabbath in the dust. . 10 NEW YORK New London (Norwich) Line Enjoy this defightful over night joy d“- ghtful i i . ; i . i H trip down and reach 9 Show | The Mexican is up in arms agaiost |river. Thé others préfeffed islands in Your detination happy, refreshed in the same Way is the motor car|to Mr. Stone the dffectsrSs have named | determined. And yet there are limits to tion that h: d thi d 2 " this “désseration”:; ahd ¢ bay. leadlly driving the horse out of the|Frederick R. Martin who has long been |frée Speech, but Iiberty merges so éasily | winl show Al m v L SR il wnd satisfied. Excslient servios Boveral oity departments. Heads of de- Wwill show you a nation that has got In {although this action of the fovernimént ite fin{'«fl! ¢hosén Was an old connected With newspaper work and whe | into license that it is hard to tell just » o - throughout. it ®1c seeds of ruin and decay. I bélieve |may nét become an Internaticnal inei-|atmy pest, known as Fort Severn, lo-| Get at the Real Cause< Taks = New. 8 Galty o= periments no longer employ forse and |for the: past year has beem acting gen- | "here thé ome ends afid the -other be- | fhat Sabbath descration will caffy a na-|dent, it s one of fhose irrifating oc-|cated on the point of land whieh forms| = 1y T ’ Olive Tabl “:“fl"‘" 00 . o . Wagem in going sbout supervising their |eral manager. He follows a véteran snq|FN% THe défamation of character and | tion down quicker . thyh anything |currences that sométimes have faf-feach-|the easternmost extremity of the oity of e et Standard. . State rooms - department’s activities. The machines [n lender in the wWork of gatheHAg and treasonsble utterances agains govern- | else. Ing eonsequences. This partichlay church | Annapolls, and lies betwéén thé harbor % réady at 7:00 p. m. ¢ 3 € ment are clearly criminal. There is no Iways has been kept open 4nd is visited | and the Severn rivef. Poor &8 the plxce &Te speedier and permit of greater ac-|distributing the news of the day. Justinoution of fhe Hteratiire tha ‘When the children of Isracl went inte |8 as® ¢1 # Dafitfoft, he i THE NEW ENGLAND SMpRabmerits and greater economs. . ing civsnieted sTong the wneripioyed to: | oG, FTomised Land Cod told them to let by Windrete Jt 5O BT EALHT wah foF Jioy (Daly 15 dhalienge - 3 STEAMSHIP COMPANY ey R e B et Uy g 1 i, 0 b | 58 wold e em itk o : : 3| Now it is repérted our wholé industrial 1 3 | Whete in 2 cauple of months the fire de- mumm..:m;” the m‘%fiu':: ”“'r:: that men out af work will not be mrl:z fi:“n::m;h . mdy’ °§ix:3::r:;"dtm H ~ pevtment will be completely motorized. |worla will not be surprised sirice no |PY the specious arguments used. T am|law. But mark you Nebuchadnezzar fact was undeniably true that it might &’; The -pu:fl ;r ;;eh b: d»l.rb'r:’n;‘ qu 15| one expected them to be any more mer- flm that the federal authoritles | camme and took them off lnto gbflnn, “be enlarged and peffécted at some 3 over $10, % 2 |ciful the - 5 and kept them sevénty years in captiv- TR el Fov- 048 el abdio|” e A i future timé." » —_— undying pars- | ity, and the land had its seventy Sab- Fort Severn was duly transferred by | msemts to nearly $23,000. That very| A New York woman has gume.crazy|STSPDS Wis eomposed—which will prob- |baths of rest. 8o they i not ghin WHRAN WE ESTABLISHED A NAVAL (e war départment to the navy on Afig- © mame factor has breught abont the aban- 3 - e v ably chafige the current future events— | much by bréaking this l&w. You can AQADEMY. ust 16, 1845, and & foginight afterwards | eemmemt of horses in operating strest| nng the government will find an |we were in the grip of a cold, gloomy, | Eive God His day or He will take . had a miltary seademy simcst|Secretary Banofoft publiShed his “plan” T e g oureer |rror In her income tax report and take | nertheast storm. ~As he writer gased out | O the othér hand, hororing {he fourth before we had a naval | Which, together with the ‘“regulations” 4 2 o the ety |her business. Many others have nar-|on his ample Yawn, two thoughts some- | commandment brings blsssing. ‘It thou While the Ameriean navy was i Werk in the same city and the substi-|rowiy escaped the same fate trying to|what frouble hi As he saw the | turn away thy feot from the Sabbath, academy. 1 ict of the Révelutioniry war, it apparatus, Where the horse [ goure out what the government wants. |length éf the grass, his mind sadly wan- | from doiig thy npléasure on My hely :..?:‘3,"':;5: many years afterwirds that indispensable it can no longer dered to the cellar where his lawn mow- | day | and ¢all the Sabbath a delight, the| io nation gave much econsideration to ~ e competition that is offered by| New England gave two and a quas- | °F Tested peacefully and was mutely cry- | holy of the Lofd, honorable; afid Shalt|y..' needs of protscting our country at|mander Ffani A ter million {o the Hoover fund fer sthrv. | E Out for the repair shop. 2. He | hovor Him, not el thine oWn Wa¥s.|pey " 1f was not until the administra-| At 11 o'tleck on the mofning of Oe hasn't gone but there is|ing children in Euros ‘hiel theught of his steam heater which he | nor findig thin own mpleasure, mor|glt YBrigident James K. Poik tuat|ieber 10, 1845, a1l hands assemblod ‘ g children ve, whieh s met 80 way keeping just as low as he could and | Spésking thine own Words (thine own as ‘thought it mecessary to|One of the restatien reoms, and evidence to show that the |bad considering present day conditiens. | sl ba e ian. | His mind went | contrasted with what Ged enjeine), then | the Eovernmont fhouglt P nCSSR | superintendent, sfter @ Briet bu peinted growing less each year when — about. twenty feet farther to where nis | Shait thou délight thyself in the Lerd ; ine meh ocould bBe educatéd for tnat|2ddress in whick he afnounced he &t least in the fields where| The prico of sugar hasn't dropped 0 |coal bin is, se blank -and dismal, wiw | and 1 will cause '15:“ ride ot the | TOERE T rotective service. should @xAét rigld compliancs with an formerty low but what fariaer rofuctieds s possly a ‘Maf dosen shovelstul ot Hifh Dlaces of the , and teel there | POCC B O TR was the founder of (WS, erders aad sweet mews té th0se Who 'run up grec- |scrapings here and fheve, and then to| With thé heritagé of Jacob thy father, it rl§ § ! ;% United States Naval Aeademy, p MESTS ALL TESTS, ery bills. the price of séal all the way from 313,80 | f28 the mouth of the Lera hath epex: D6 VRS (SRS JUT g Nuwal Sdudiali s to—onty Schost. formally - 1t dsesn't make much difference what| The war may be over but there are|TO FUN a lawmmower and a furnace fire| W6 Have s fighiine chanes to fave this|Schoth T4 AP CSrmCAY, FREST OF SO0 fhe task is that s given to them or |seil anxious days for many of the o |2t (¢ Fame fime makes one feel like | T4HON, and what we want 18 men and |NSPOUR o8 DUOBH L CA L (CN T2 2 the position in which they are placed, | tries of Europe. z Cain when he sald, “My punishment is | WOmen Who will make up their minds to | o™=l FOOI8 TONL 0 Tl D ynes wedding rings and ending with all of the mem who make up the American| - 3 greater than I can bear.” g0 WhEL ls right and stasd by 1t & the [T, O Naval Asyium In PHiladeiphis, the thousand and one artioles in eiver msvy csm invartably be relied upen When & kitehen still blows up it makes | o, J0™° JESIS 889, & senp box erntor in where midshipmen preparsd {hem- and gold needed in the new home. We aowdt themselves creditably. 1t a racket, but that lsr't & eifeurastance | Cieva i ancwd s : S P2 Sabbath selves e are headquarters for all such gifte case of fighting they are train to what iy Mable to happen when the|you fellers, that your . ™ noltidayt The school Was Look over our offerings teday. that, but f i is & case of meeting an |product of such a still gots fnte astion. t6 men Wane : emergeney where it s sary t check advance of the It everyons would acsept that “Don't shouted, “And m':qu ey LEE CLEGG . ' 5 0, t0e.” Worry” advics of Chauncey Depew on|It i8 4 fact wall established, that the péwer YOUR JEWELER his 87th mrle:.a.y it would be a hagpler | Shildren (:f e!‘h: Tonpee hbm-m« whe hav: c},fi[mt‘yb‘:‘?sil 327 MAIN STREET NORWICH ) ited with I¢ -Hved enotgh wear, are nof 4 n the[pie. | nger-lived DS ohused, are just 45 havpy, and play with NEAR POST OFFICE + ;hlgu-;-_h!«:r -’:'n: chfldfen of the 3 For NUT STOVE EGG No. 2 NUT T, o o v s - S : Shea’s News Barean § : I ; §l‘ i i a i r f i 8 £ i%l 1 1t Bill Haywéod is in Russiz there|ers and may be denled the fuxuries of 314 814 814 slz 15 no_reason to expeot him to come Back | life, but if they have health they are as to serve liis semtente unless he finds|happy as the rich. It takes something conditions over there much Worss than|more than wealth to, create, or destroy, | i ‘he expected. happiness. with my baek. 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