Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 18, 1922, Page 4

tufpenflns, ~are an eco 1 ective cleaner for steel an _Stains ¢ ife han Never return the, contents of :%m'xxngnrmz salad be sure fo| dress m‘ "& 3 . » o 2 - 3 L / - m a silver knife for cutting up the|cy. is being c.‘giéa to > f: : i strike cost doal m ried clams on toast are an excel- o which wia bore| 16nt bréckiabt or funcheon dish. b c Cheap eggs are never cheap: it is always best buy the freshest and sure of em. 4 i Shhiiie aaihs oiiE ey 1% | pint of bresa a; v 1o g 5 g5 that Tio, wages. being recetve ::::l_fi“m;-:‘ifl’h a large part of their 2 : laws as - m-am:* Dreservatio their labor and thotigh they h n: et. 5 4 3 3 3 o1 “Oberty and progress, The : b soodesden i obiainink & comtimishcs of| To make icéd cotfee, take a quart|Df Fh top a layer of jelly. Beat whites of two wf.".; jof mituralization tndertakss, to ClRCULAfl N their old wages they have lost so heay-| Of bot strong coffee, add a lpllét of ' m‘ ;:"fl P:é the lemon juice { &cng turn the. uhmii'ho come to us_into lib- B h ily through out ot worl that the scalding milk, sweeten and cool, Serve| " ; A ot 2. € giuth & t& make it|erty-loving, self-respecting citizens en- WEEK ENDING SEPT. 16th, 182281, 0 (ot ealnéd 15 e retention of the ela| ™ glasses one-third full of shaved ice.{ 2 o L , An 3 & e beaten | titled to take their place with our great i e 2 - > thi whites. Pour over tob of pudding and|group of wage-earne: eau cf i 3 5 aN Cold corned beef is a good meat for o8 iy = of pudding an D ag, rs. The bureau o 11.101 o l’:{n t!::‘;::x e ;nofil ::c‘. f summer ‘“;‘f"”“‘ s i e{;’l““‘fisé 1t| strings are noted in all kinds of beads | nn:: ";’" A "“?h'“""m m:iu i “‘”’“m‘::n“’t ““m‘g?n‘:;um“ i d'-‘" A B $0% S < des . t! hearty ent of a & £ a t N {1 Fone a8 ay i With the shopmen the aigm&lon 1s even m%l i”:z'.xd yzt ’se nb{ h‘ea‘sv?y Hok svaar ilt.ho_ h.%% tgeradunt.ed string is still| ;0" ?:“b'”& lengthwise about one-|Mand and supply, compiles the vast worse. They ate going back to work at| peating. (2] 3 T quarter _inch thick. Put some slices of {&mount of information that is vital to '&‘ég! t bri of THR SMYRNA SLAUGHTER. When the statement was attributed to R Vi & )l aga Wrip fish in ofled paper and it 5|t ;’éc’;“-‘i"fi{,:? the reduction of wages which was fixed and shoes | salt pork in & drippinf pén and let them |intelligent adminfstration, and keeps by the railroad labor board, a wage 5 ; tch are fry a short time; not enough to crisp,|the Wage-earner and the public general-| 189 : 3 that they might hdve been getting the nflu‘ga“k:;y ;;?:.gi;tt: f,;?fi:,;‘lggg_ g:d“’ w?;lfith’ frocks T38| Leave the pork and drippings in the|ly informed as to employment. wages, presid m University of the Turkish leaders that the army was benkRs £ gy ST er s nor well as with those of pas Ints. | pan, put in a layer of parsnip and po-|Working conditions and cost of living. Chica DU HIRL: 48 1 Whoutd ubm tak-| (TY Sl SR o atbet the) e T e R R O Tats, ‘raags Tightly with Rour, and.sale|The conciliation service, directed by the | 1896—sme Cotids, Stites And Tatorsition. g Dossession of Smyrna there wis rea- A i ; 5 Sponge e is good flavored wi either type and papper. . I the : sécref of_labor, seeks to hvert Lot 3 2 i g for taking it with a pinch of sait, jt| 2Ward, of the board which had. judsed| t5ro tensbaontils of vanilla, two of PP o ng the pork iu tary; o avert and al Exposition at Atlanta was open 3 a of | The tight-ritfing t salt. Continile until the is full;|scttle industrial disputes, and to foster|" ed. lemon juice and three of orange juice.| with & clearly defined walstline, {8 | nearly ver with hat .,E?:',. plice in|the spirit of cooperation in industry|190i—Czar of Ruseja arrived at Dunkick Potatoes will bake in a much short- | on the back. 2‘3"9 coit be | oven and bake until done. It should be|Which is vital to the welfare of worker on a visit to President Loubet of er time if, after washing, they are al-|long almost knee length. I a delicate brown on top. Fran lowed to stand in boiling water ten @ %‘:gxy thté. tt,!ie normal - ,,u_c.,t_c}, W, Schroeder. at Veiibur accen! A them according to the facts in the case. In one instance though an increass in wages was asked the old wake is re- tained. 1In the er a reduction of an unheard of thing. It was not tn keeping with Turkish practice and it was next to impossible to give it iny eredence. and employer, The women's bursau and the children’s bureauy work for the bew * $ wages goes into effect but becanse of|or fifteen minutes. will S ac 3 terment of women and children in in- Wright Field, near Da: Wy m:.qp:m wh:.ac‘?;nmm":r:a:‘e kr:;- the methods pursued in dealing with| If a few drops of lemon juice are dsflfl’.‘e long-w: 1 effec H .k X g.»;‘my and among the wage-earners. made_4 record altifude flight of fng with what was expected. The| these matters by the strikers they have| squeezed into the food chopper be- | €% umanity in Government e employment service functions to di- 28,900 feet. experienced the loss of millions of dol-| fore grinding raisins or other sticky | Cern 1ars in wages to Say nothing of the loss| substances the fruit will not stick to SWEAT ARE SNUG which they have caused others to suffer.| the grinder. 8 ERS e 1 Re st e There is a new sort of sweater. It In conpection Wwith the coal strike it HINTS TO COOKS is made of tricotine in a manner much Turks in Asia Minor are running true to form. The destruction and outragew whether exakgeration is playing a part or not, are typical of the bloodthirsiy rect idle wage-earners to profitable em-|1919—Préeident Wilkon spoke before a ployment, and it has developed a natlon- gatheeing of business men in San wide organization that seeks to bring Francisco. together and keep together the work-|1921—From Americkn Samoa it was re- man and the job. T . By James J. Davis, Secretary of Laber. THE WELFARE OF THE WAGE is the claim of one Tlinots operator, that i EARNER. Th @l it activities ina & ported that 17 plotters against tha Turk. Instead of creating an impres-|!s the claim of one Illinols operator, When making sherbets or ices, try|like the sort worn by American ath 3 o % e { s actlvities the department of United States Administration haa son tpon ecivillzation through proper|the cost of the stnike placed on the op-| v 2%, T MR SICT e e G Whinped | letes. That is to say, it is plain and| “The purpose of the depariment of la-|labor deals with human beings. Its ser- been failed, & yrna, Wolild give | erators must be passed along to the con- the stiffly whi White | SnUE and Has a wide collar which pulis [ bor Will be to foster, promote and de-|vice is to men and women and children weilh:z (:( A:m -mse'-lwlho:-‘1| 7 “hance 15| Sumer. Otherwise he clatms they could | G¢*70 i?é to evfm'y«l'flfll')tlzpe'lé“e ex- 7D B round the ears. Ome sweater re- Z:m&,&hfinx':éngfig il Bt s ::wglmu}.':md‘:u mtmo}x‘:sm;:& b carry out thelr nationalistic efforts,| Dot contifiie to do business. That, how-| pense is slight and the taste and ap- c‘,‘;b’ o ‘rl“bow‘ e with a_collar, rorking condititng, S2A 15 2 ] B e mey.—.::'f L oA - tney give notice to the effect that therefever. is something which is not permit-| pearamce are improved greatly. A tea- :’t sh'.-'\cl!k! 3 ) v:t = around the hgn e e P e Yl Bl S A el pes I otaing. too Morrible for the Tarks to|ted in the case of ratiroad operation ‘cr spoonful of granulated gelatin is also| of bick, and white perpendicyiar oot 3 do,“?hxt {hey are ready to go the limit|the Toads have had their rates fixd|a good addition to each quart of the - e only thing to d Today’s Birthdays The department of labor faces a great " i t the mixture is|tNEulsh it from a mam's, sweater was| With thése Words, congress in the law | future of service and accomplishment.| jomn H. © the assoclate whinever occhslon presents laslt and|by o federal commlssion end even ex- A e e s 15 ong black and whits {assel on the | Which created the department of labor,| With the cooperation of the = peapte e b e e Tt that henoceforth Christians need expect|petienced & cut, therein just beforg thei TWEFE FHO L By (00 oM mpy and | 16f€ hip. 5 in 1913, fixed the high aims which gov-|from it serves it can bring to Amerl-|Giates, born at Lisbon, O., 65 years age sio, quarter 1 Tarkibh tepiloct. reduction in wages for the raitroad men | 45 USE OF WOVEN STRIPES érn the aciivities ot he Braneh of the|can industry and American wage-carn:| tosay: The Turks at Smyrna have helped to| was ordered. 'The rallroads, however,| ‘\yhon making cocoa try beating it .wo:k‘;:‘m Tolk. of ,u::u nn:!o!ne.m?;h:’ :: urite the | mutual help that will| Marquis of Blandford, eldest son ané o o TeoT, oue | o hoved hat s the rom o, | To 5 Ta UTHIS il nemave.any g | Gof GeslEns 15 TutordHISk on Tand: | wroe o wtuie i raciael re: | Plorar and set bnth o them Habd 1y their favor or that gives encamrseament|duiry into the codl industry th-+ ‘he|flecks of chocolate and render it ;{g firli‘fis-o'l‘w‘; ealrn!%dvevfi °-1-h£££“ a:a mkm e ,';,.ilfm..', t;; et :f “\:od’:‘ ”:f fim o8 L0 Fetay s ‘t:" 2 nla"m?a’: to the thought that there may have bean|idea of passing every expense alogi to :tmgg,tul;. gs.(:ai:;u :l?x:‘!;:eu:‘fi;f_xallel;eam &t the éoi-n%’ CiHHeE] Rave £ o u:'%f Ty of our Seant . A atecotey tid Soin: | America. 4 chane for e dmorovement o T aation 15 ois winch Sots o syt It 798y not be an Infallible rule. but| OF stnEls thiead stripes. while sifi|siple that a hayby contented, srogras- Glibext. E. Uhie, pitener of the. Clave- .Y:":rf‘dm:-gv rVV:n.tev.r may have been|that Governor Allen of Kaneas knows nine times out of ten you will have| 2/ 20 : éry broad wov e g land American league baseball bors § ' t | Stripes. The Hems on these ‘kerchiefs|Was fundamentally necessary to the pro- I In,Cleveland, 2 ihe attitade of those who have been giv-| What he is talking about when he says :ng“;fi"’,‘f"fifd iblaoeiof & mon e iRy falle. Eress of our country. It demonstrated IN THE PUBLIC EYE P i eere a0 4 unite the interests of worker and em heir of the Duke of Marlborough, bors in London, 25 years ago today. Willlam 8. Eichelberger, r the Naval Observatory at Washington born at Baltimore, 57 years ago today. STk, A Jand rotsd: o prof ARiias iz Henry E. fe) Groh, inflelder of ing aid to the Turks, whether out of|that the rublic doefn’t get mad often Sz Color is used 4 little more delicate- |that popular government has fnally New Yorkmg:dt)mu league baseball lque for others or a desire for personal|enough. WHEN SERVING FRUIT 1y here than other places, but is very|and irrevocably committed jtself to the team, born at Rochester, N. Y., 32 years Siiinabt, (| cbleis dnpogsiits Tukt di — When fruit i§ served at the begin- | Sacoial Ugg-h".'i“!’.émef has a bor- | doctrine o Thach the working men and| Credit for ihe establishment of the|ago today. .an be maintained in view of the dis- A NEEDED LAW. nifig of a meal it acts as an aid to er inside the hem which runs near|Women of ¢ world have struggled| Alaska Agricnltural College and Schoo) closures at Smyrna, From time to time efforts which have becoming colored. Embroidery |!&ld down by the Carpenter of Nazareth|reception of students today, is due large-| /e woman who hesitates is won. or_fruit stmply cooked fshould be | i7°2 520 Ui, SHOESd FNY —the doctrine th 3 been e s r ) . an at the laborer is.wor-|ly to Charles E. Bunnell, who has used. Do not have fruits too sweet|in ‘jittle white flov_velr‘a!.‘ fills up thejthy of his hire, e 4 space betweén the insidé borders. An-| In the wellaré of the wage-earner| The college is located at. Sitka and has o HEALTH AND BEAUTY other number uses little colored bars, | lies the future of the republic. The basis | the distinction of being the farthest north alternating Horizontal gRd vertical, of the best patriotism lles in the homes| of any educational There is no other conclusion possiNle|been started in behalf of anti-lynching han that =uch people should be cor-|laws have been sidetracked for one rea- -alied in that territory to which they|son or another. New and sufficlent rea- were restricted for the farther they are|sons Have been furnished for the enact- cd from humalnty in general the bet-| ment of such a ldw at this sedsion of S ey Wil 241 the aphekite. appointed president of the institution. institution on. the \din-fien For this purpose fresh fruit z‘;:n g:rner and stops, the hem at the |through all the centuries since #{ was|of Mines, which is to be opened for the| The man who hesitates is lost, buf T 3 ¥ & ‘Most scrupulous care should be ex- Black stripes are printed on colored |of the people, and the vast majority of| American continent. Judge Bu: 1§ it will be for the peace - .- helgh-|congress, The Dyer antilynching Bl . ieg {n Leeping all utenslls for baby|linen; which ls wover with & liitls|the péople of America todiy are the|one of the plonser. edumemional s sors and those who have an Intwost|has received favorable ocommittee ac-|s.04 clean, thread stripe in self color. wage-earners. A caontented, satisfied | of Alaska. He holds the degree of A. e » fi-‘! herein. The clvilized {world has been|tion and it has even been advanced tol very littl eammonta in a basin of et workman, happy in his work, earning a|H. from Bucknell College, and has been T A3 tocked by the butcherids committed by|the point where the steering committee| hot water is all that is r:aiqu‘.rle(zh!or' LAUNDRY HINTS wage sufficlent to insure comfort and ad- | in Alaska for more than twenty years. or by 500 a the Tarks in {be past, but the Turks of|of the senate has placed it on the pro-| washing hair-brushes and clothes-| wmhzaion sate s exedl ¢ put- | Yancement to his famlly is a Social, eco-| During the last seven years he has been | met Voethoss, Philadelahia the present are acting as if they were|gramme of things to bs done, Brushes. These should be washed reg- | pic inte the wato ;*hg ;1 ){;’;:‘ Pl |nomic and political asset to his commu-| Federal judge of the Fourth Judical Die. > e x wétving to outdo the past. Such efforts as have been yndertaken|ularly once a week. ored_matélals, it should not he used |Nity and to hls cotintry. In the direc-|trlct. He was largely instrumental in b : in the states have proved to be entirely| - A gentle massage of the &calp With| for black fabrics, which must be dip- |Uon Of making every wage-carnier in|securing the necessary action by Congress Y K C On All Subjects COMMANDER BOOTH'S RECALL. |inadequite In the véry commonwealiths|the finger tips at least twice a day|ped into a lather containing two or|th® United States this kind of a citizen|for the establishment of the college and Kinds iy i Srat. . Tho will keep the scalp loose, stimulate|thres teaspoonfuls of borax. lies the Work of the department of la-|has personally selected the faculty and All Tn every community whers thera is ajWhers lynching 1§ the worst Those who| B " (00, (00 J04 hrevent the accu- e JOTEX. . |bor. Tt is a task that calls for the full|directed the details of fratin P 2 . branch of the Salvation Army it 1s|are disposed to distegard law and order| 0% SFWELIOR S BLIOR H o ous fwanqaq trimming can be washed | cooperation of every American. It is 4 of orexnistion Sul ption to all American and known that the leaders comc and go|are in control in some states to the ex-| ohon:” GiI pnit but of course must not|movement for the betterment of the in Bog e Sok tho 3k uropean Publications. without anyone really knowing just theftent that those who belleve otherwise| )" jiis. Lhoiid be siire fo Eive] and Somein s puczed, Shake It Up|dividual and the nation that cdlly for| sail mesancs tocis mpiabic of staying 1n | - gpip gog NEWS BUREAU why or the wherefore. It is a case of|sre powerless. The situation i3 much|, oy o2, 22T % Gay, regulars | rinse fn watn cam Sogp “‘L‘i;»“i" concerted effort by all ¢ the people. The | {nem break gt o Tent wom't let UNION ZQUARE : recsiving orders and obeying. That|the same as it was at Herrin, Ill,, whers| 1", 4n2 come time each day. Be sure | remove the”m‘“ l;tm" :': e{f ;?ec € 10| government cannot accomplish it by ’ shems to be the case in connection with|the town and county was so completely| ne ‘has his nap. Be sure baby's milk | press géntly, and 3‘ L lecessary | jegislative action, exécutive order or ju- the order which has come to the &ffcct|dominated by the mining element that en shake before|dicial decree. The government repre that Commander Bvangeline Booth has|the authorities were controlled and - is pure. Test it by dipping a knitting| hanging in front of the fire to dry. Eénting the peopls c¢an only encourage. in_the milk. If : been recalled as commander of the «r-|fused to Hve up to the oath of their 3:3:: g{il;l e"};: r;feg‘l:s :}) eene i et wi{;e:::fe;f gc:;:ld :s :ev: e | pose of giving the people a clearer un- B T o e R | ™ e iiiporediish of stibi combsot cdnc| Whols milk will Slowly drop off. : w ash, but ndver be|derstanding of the purposés and meth- doea this come as a surprise. It is zn|not be too greatly emphasized but.when A SUN BATH g{: t?e line, and ry&u will be surprised | enlisting the support of enlightened pub- [l th, int th: the s < e newness of S aj > ini dt- instanee In connection with the running|it gets to the poini at the states are Wnén posstbis sit in the subshifie|dry. ppearance when | lic opinion that these articles are wri hat hasn't been expliined as fully as|which they are promised under the Con- LS 4 Rapidity is really the secret of suc- | Slderable fraction of our people with thod Ifécebton fuight fike, 1t Auesst|Bibition @ 1s Hifie that the foRetel gov- rays Denetrate by lifting the hair and| cesstul washing. Colours run. whils | the opportunities, and services that are appear that thers I8 Any £ood reason|ernment Was given the authority to act|® Fen should he careful not to Allow | LSS hang about, ahd tweeds and|Offered to them through the department 13 = ~| . In its purpose to foster, t vice that she has rendered in {the direc-|something. bathing. Not anly i it very sticky to| 10 CLEAN A WHITE MACKINTOSH | dvelop the welfars of the fations Sage tion of the American Salvation Army| 1f the statés wodld live up to their| the touch afterwards, but the brine is| -~ pif-o” b B Copn Form B TS earners, the department of labor has ne and such service usuaily calls for con-|responsibilities and see that there was|inclined to bleach it and causes it to . of « Soap in 8 ta- $ L 3 inside a Saucepan half fii ; for the wage-earner. The safeguarding More will bé known in time what the|would be no need of federal action, and wé{ it chnpot flg:“fh-%er‘;&g’;’flz‘ius\‘h‘;;g Do ot allow 1he Hierite b toll 105 [of the rights ot labor, the bettermsnt sircumstanices are furrounding it, why|it is only because some af them do not| nin .t SO0 A GTE BT S ICHT | lather, Remove from the fire, and when | OF Working conditions, the advancement « : 2 T 3 ment, these are the objects of the de- Which ghé might well continue f6r many|found to be necessary. arikh thé bFIAG into. it mix togethéf, and then roll the prep- | T 11 &r8 e owstets of | 7 years in Spite of its largs growth and For hair dry and brittle from sea|@ration into’'a ball and leive it un-|P2 et of theeo-oh Etienes : 2 | beneficlent jurisdiction come not alone work than 1s being rendered here, It is good news that continues to come| SPoonful of oil of sweet almond or ngc:l:nm:g; i tep1g water ‘apddun. | workingmen ana workingwomen, bt the One intimation for the chamge liés in|from the White House. olive oil to the egg shampoos, beat- ' GRS RREC soas. Brolli 5 V- | chtidren 6f workitigmen and women, and i Sthtefibnt mide to. (N Mffest tha- ing it all up together before massag- p. Brush downwards needle in hot water and drying it |If shaken occaslonally while dryifig it|mThe people must aid. It Is with the pur- ganization in this country. To her, per-|fice. v ténipted to wring it. Hanin dripping | ods of the department of labor, and of a i a 2 ten. If they v con- ¢t this great humanitarian organization|not giving the protection to humanity for your hair to dry, ieting the S y serve to acquaint any con: 2 B of labor they will h A for the change. It is & magnificént sér-|and show that ite pledges amount =o|sea water fo reach your hair whils| "oo1ens shrink &nd pucker. or they will have done their duty. ‘ blespoofituls 2 2 . | authority to foster any spécial privileges tinuance, an enforcement of law and order there|fZll out. poofifuls of watér placed in & jar Whe 13 belng removed from 4 position|thit antl-lynching legislition has been| bie* betore exmosure 1o, tie. suniight | Co0l 44d 1-2 oz. of calcium mAEnésia, | OF, CPPortunities fof profitable employ- ; 2 % jects it covers a wide fleld. Under thé Fhtre 1t 15 Agteh @b cha 5 & bikE EDITORIAL NOTES. water it is & good plan to add a tea- | Ll St. Spread the tmackintosh on the |1 x P g the unfortunate little ones who by r ing the scalp and lathering the hair |1 one direction, aftérwards rinsing ORLanmze, ey, W a0y YRS hér brother, General Booth, had de-| Germany seems just as unwilling as| ng, the scalp and drying with a soft white cloth, | 3, o, OFcUMstances have besn UNITED ' PR 3 ly with the mixture. ok, th, - J clatéd that She couldnt expéct to carcy|éver to Keep its promises where Bel-| 'Batning in fresh watet is ot injuri- | FANE up in the fresh alr, but ot the | gorc ypne’ i, S e Of Jabor be- == on thé work Indefinitely. This is open|gium i8 involved. ous, but it is advisable to give the|Sun until dry, < H & 2 ey [T-5HA manity—men, wotiien and children, th the interpretation that in view of tre Thé present departmient of labor with steadily increasing responsibilities it| Something to worry about: The cater- was too much for one head and one pair|pillars are putting on an extra coat cof of hands. This seemrs to be borne out|fuzz for a cold wister. I hair a good brushing afterwards and to S—— apply brilliantine or other brightening CRETONNE APRON s wide field of activity was the out- lotion. The dressiest of aprons for the young wth and develobmerit of an agitation S miss of about 7 years is made of cre- | that began shortly after the Clyil war. by Ui Gacipine thEb Ko ATaGikad RAINY DAY FUN tonne and percale. It is the soft of when fecognition in the federal gov- command will henceforth bé vested ‘n| Those states which have primaries re-| When a’ rainy day comés and the f(f-;lmefit !h:t can be slipped on over | ernment for the great group of wage- three commissiohers to be guided di-|alize that they make the political bat-| children get restless let them cut ont a :‘l‘i“ and worn as a regular dress|earners of the country was first sougat. ly from the hesdquarters: of tha|U188 jubi twicé &8 long. pictures and landscapes from real-es- | OF Dped on over a regular dress|This Agitation resulted in the creation ::"’:' ]"""annd e ) tate advertisements and pictures n°m|gi:?i&?ggfnri:inaom;ra %}:e m}”:fi of the bureau of labor in the depdrt- 2 3 magazines. This will furnish amuse- gay design of red | ment of the interior in 1884 The law When Evangeline Booth declarés that| The sreater the quantity of polsonotis|;np B ol hiny doy On ancireciand Erech BB, hIus dnd clbmaincd | StalIE o e/ ok Asoioro By she will comply with whatever the de-|Whiskey sold the greater the rellef for| pjjgren can paint these pictures. First | Pereale, in solid. colo tch. pockets | President Arthur. This bureau was la- cision is and that she is sorry that she|th® enforcement authorities. put on them large old aprons and|20d Sash dré of the percale also. ter enlarged and jni 1888 was made an aian’t have a_better best to glve it can have some empty cream jars to use indepéndent establishment of the goy- mot be regarded that the bést she has| NOW that thé Turks seem to have|for paints. CONCERNING WOMEN. ernmént, with its head reporting direct- given has fafled to meet requiréements.|S9™e back there may be & revival of| Blue paint is bluing and water; In Turkey, Syri dnd Armenia the| Y, to the résident. Tn 1903, under the Tt 148 in Pct beén & best Both a4 1o do.|life tn the leakde of nations. red is made by dissolving a small| womien wear garmeénts of chlestlal blas|administration of President Roosevelt, votion &nd Accompliehinents which will quantity of red paste (used for frost-|as an emblam o{ mourfithg. i the -department of tommerce and labor sand to her everlasting credit The mifiers idy be digging coal but|iDE) In water; vellow ls satfron stéep- | wvay fhert, Wit of thy president ob| o> Sreated and the bureau of labor was g 5 ed and strained. Theése can be kept 3 2 transferred to the new department. A fhere miaet 26 pome Gkele by the ooh|in cream Jars for a long time. Bach | Soutatyy 8 the Hollib continued #nd_ inststent, demand that the A BERIOUS SITUATION. e LAt SR child will be anxious to have the most R Cper s Wi 4 = o3 wage-earner be accorded ;';vrmnu:fg: i 4 = natural landscapes [®8 Anua F. Dyrkee, now head of a|in the cabinet of the president result Because Mustapha Kemal Pasha Mi#| iow that Pops Phm has expressed the million dollar mining corporation, began|in the enactment of a law, approved by -mmmlmm,r mmh‘.:' w:m f::fl‘t; mn doats 1o By it 15, Fecansd IhAL bk HINT TO DRESSMAKERS her career selling life insurance, President Taft mrclh h: 11,1&& creat'lns s are times when most everyona feels like i Mfs, W. B. Boudst, of Carlinvilte, 1ii, | the. department of labor and’ transfer- through a_spectacular drive against the | f\ saigie s ope essentinl of i&’%‘;“n‘g‘_‘ has the. distinction of being thé only|Ting to it the bureau of labor, now the 0;4 ma"‘ ":: ;:" NS AR AIE lected. The materials must be of fing| SOMAN fulky drlver in the Utiteq | titean of labor statistics, the childrers & rést ope must recognizé sisa: @ ualit] the effect will b tates. the dspiratioms of the nattonalists and| TPe. ™Man on the cornér Saye: Goud| THSRYY DF the © o e B bureau, the bureaus of immigration azd . h ; p naturalization. The law also gave the B e 8 wotonme b Btome” tho | Bumor may keép the blood pressure flimsy cheapness. A simple but no| Dr. Bdith Miitél, récefitly madé an n. on. o which, 4 the result of the World war, #t| 207™ Dut what Is good for the coal : i i TRCERRY 1 an, & tary of Jabor, authority to concil- less. striking dinner gown of black |terné at the Flushing, N. Y., hoSpital]| or o oovaats L YL . S and white was worn recently by a|is the first woman to hold such & posi.| At MUSEFIAl disputes = subimitied to wai supposed they hdd been expelled. 7 o fact that Kemdl hae< agreed not yotung girl whose blond complexion was | tion In New York ciy. e dsfl":z‘::emhi g L . beautifully accentuated by the ufire-| Mrs Mary Emery, of Cifcinfati, O.|and many wartime biiréaus to Alstirb Byria And Mesopotdmla in his| Germany seems determinéd to make geved white and black. The under- | will apag:.g;_ooomo building a model | to g oy Folshtion . Wilh thé Aépact- ambltion to regain control of Constanti-|!tS OWn reparation terms becausd of iha|dress was black velvet and had black city to be comtroiled and directed in the|ment bicklkmon 2 54 Sahi: th waraad|. nople and Thrace cannot be allowed o] ®2%¢ With Which it has got &bout what|Panels lined with white. The overdress | interests of its residents. bureaii and the United States emiploy- influence the allies in dealing with the|t wanted. was white georgette over white silk S You can get many beautiful useful articlés in exchange for these U. P. S. coupons which corie with : Wrigley’s Gum Ecofioiny Matches Wool Soap Pilser Brand Malt Syrup Sunbrite Cleanser ~ Barker’s Animal & Poultry Pride Washing Powder Foods & Remedies Wheeling Matches New Hampshire Table Utneeda Matches Syrup COUPONS FROM ALL THE ABOVE CAN BE COM- BINED TO GET THE PREMIUM YOU WANT Cotiie and see the beautiful display at the I ; l i . P T ment Servica have deyeloped a8 i ks ies K and hung In a long point front and TRAINING THE CHILD. Tl BB hete bettioes,. ShieR 189 MAIN STREET, NORW'CH, CONN 5 fHos i Shn o ok :.;., an'se| Thosé days are gons when the owisr| bk wne polnts were welghted With| yoinars dssch your. chifirén 1ways|upon, the Akbleton organization laft from - . & @ 5 : s to wash their hands béfore eating. Whon | the war work. United States Trai i R : thig time, and théy cannot fail to ap-|Of an automobile began to plan to put i 2 A I 15 | b . 71 preciate that uuz théy insist with p‘ hi§ car up for the winter as Sooh as he HOW TG CLARIFY FAT. théy form the hablt they will n apt|ing Service aiso is continded to some and learn the great valugs given m folks firm and united hand that the Turks heéard the cricket. Kéep 4ll fat, whether cooked b fin-| > ‘OTEet extent through the junior division of the 4 employment service. Omly the buréau of must stay in Asid Minot there will be & : 3 g SL renitng Sip ko SN0 S, CAPE COLLARS WORN. indhstrial Housing And transportation, of growing rather than a diminishing pro%-| What has happened and is happening|2nd eut it into fairly large dice, putf . . CAPE* s e the strictly war seryices remains in ex- fom in that.réglod, in Smyma is no différent than was ex-|them into an jron stewpan, with sidesi The detp ‘fl’é :"“:{ the Bertha | isténce to dispose of the many millions Already it is & serious question whetfi.| Pected of the unspeakable Turk. Hs isf Gpcut four inches high. Cover the fat|Wpe .o 2 modlied adagtalion sems to)of dollars in property which it acquired, y a wheth. with cold water, bring to the boil and |predominate in showings of fall modsls| Today these make up the department of er the allied influence can keep Kemal| Fumning true to form. Dofl unitil the water évaporates, then |Of neckwear. Plain and embroidered net |ianor and his aphy fo the east of the Darda-| _ i = 7o lower the heat under the pan, stir thie|combined with Irish s mich uséd and| " Eogn of these bureaus pursues a de- nelles and tHe intér-allled some estab-| Kipling's derlal seems to i io {ne|Dieces of fat, and cook very gently untii|the combination of several different|qnite, clear cot lino of servics i the lished there. It i8 perfectly evident :n|polint afid adequate. He didn't say what | tie fat begins to ooze out of the scraps|kinds of real laces is gaining impets.|department purpose of fostering the France and Italy @8 well as Great Brit-|atother quoted him 4§ saying, wat :hat| D liquid form. When the pieces are|Binche, !’.B‘w°- Veniss and Valén-| weitare of the wage-earner. The bu- 5, gt complétely shrivelled strain the lquid|clenfies are tes. kin that there must be more than pas-|hasn't prevented much severe criticism datd Hve resistance 7 into a jar. 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