Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 23, 1922, Page 4

NORWICH BULLETIN T e e fl‘c@lj‘hf o1 9 Wflwmhwhm mm’" ¢| 1o distinguishing landmarks. If the-trees. m-&-——— explanations Te fails to wmal * g@biahmlymn moss on b " T v was . g Postoties 1t Norwich, changs 1n the -g':.: S e ™ | aothite’ Bad previgusly Tolwbese Calls ‘Whatever the andwer i8 Subects Bustoan Ofiés W, méans of giving Mir. Ford soms mo valuable advertising. 3 Bulletin Editoris] Rooms 35-2. Bulietia Job TXOPFOSED GAS WARFARS. o i b fi, and longitude aré children of the sum. against the use of polsonous gor thejan e aré ut. xilling of human beings I8 butfLet us, then, take off our hats to old it it can be employed far the parpase of | SOL eliminating pests without ca other{ The equivalent of the sun s minifest : f ’ ; s omrmtios Seryohe WY Bs . Itjin the world of responsible action. How |, ) : : > 1 1 .’1 .d- m is for that reason that imterest JERY BUSR igute thEre. have foel) ) Tha Sy " - o« — s -4 ’ ‘ p A ¥ bowsprit, at the end of Wl a A : bom A o gl Ul - B o oot yas, o Mo life work OB 2 | pulpit. The pulpit consists of a three ol - ON SALE IN ALL 5 STORES UNTIL THEY ARE that poison gas can be utilized for the|tuge for one pursult than another. ~He ;‘}fl ‘”h Poon. To reach the w,,gm a8 0U- | g m SOLD—DON'T MY. WE HAVE THOU. purpose of ridding the eotton flelds of{hassbeen & good all-around scholar, tak- | o t; W % a1 g Og: p ps k. s E the south of the destrictivs Dol wee.|ing-a respectable rank in all hie| ety 'he, fisherman Erass a rope in the 4 SANDS OF THEM. CIRCUL ATION viL studies. But thus far he has seen 1o | pacy ‘Doat is equipped With a motor. is a 4 ; The boll weevil is not new, the cot-|Pursuit to wiich he would care to de- | iy "V or ‘go™ sald the captain. The s ots of !91'. o ° s WEEK ENDING SEPT. 16th, 1922 | ton planters Jmow & as an cld enemy|¥ote bls main attention for life WIle | orow congisted of one mate, who|Bort;iole eves are usea —Sell for and try as they Wil they have not been | IOWever, he is floundering around in the | cranied the engine: No response from [All in all the f = o LG 11,701 sble to successfully deal with it. Losses| felecual sto, 1he one bewlloered 19 & | the ‘motor but considerable from the ’ esting y ; : g running wiy up into the billions can be| o¢ some unusually gifted teacher who will | Iate. Another try. Sllence from the attributed to this insect which digs its|pe unconselously » guide to this young | TOLOF, more comments from the e, o NORWICH — WILLIMANTIC — PUTNAM — DANIELSON AND WESTERLY way into the cotton boll. Like such|stugent: a sort of sun by which he wiil | it Which the captain joined. Third IN THE NEAR EAST. ‘ e ] . time off we went. pests its efforts are ceaseless. Climatic|learn whether he ought to travel north, > A i great banks of snow 2 All is not clear for & settlement of| conditions do.mot bother it and no sat-| south, east or west to the positfon which |, The :‘g t'mfi";;‘,‘,fi‘i;:’%&f:;‘:, white clouds, the Alps of the sy loom- {EHEHEHZEHZEHEHEHZHEHEHEHENEH the differences between the Turks and|isfactory method of exterminating it has|!s to become his life work. Not alone in ting the gray water with only a slight | 24 UP statio , dccentuating the sa the allles in the near east. Neither is|been discovered. When it has even been|the college, but in the church, Sunday it so0, even though there fs a desire for dealing with the matter diplomatically inatead of with bullets, that the allies phire blue the water. Above the school. or the lodge thers will he som | TiOIOR. BMME 19, the pulpit was almost sea. rolliug green hills of Lons ls-[tention i that of the migratory labor.| doubt thers is some truth in sun whereby one may find Mis bearings. except the rippling of the water and | 20d: u!tw by high sand banks, famili whose education ment that French trade recommended that no cotton be planted at all for one season that the weevil may ; unionism has lend 5 are no single community feels jtscl? o the be denied that upon which it feeds, some| Ome of fhe grent objects of the Wu-|the early haze of a mew day. Eyen|“'hied Inte | ne s = g e ols itscl? | not been strong enough to foree are In agreement as to what policy|idea of the desperation of the cotton{man mind is to make inquiries. Most of | the bowsprit seemed hardly a part af inE, eyes cast @owl; mate m responsid] m""""m “"“"'fl w“ e e normal rate. Alse should be followed in dealing with the|growers can be gained. onr knowledge comes from asking ques- , the boat. The childhood classic of the absorbed Turks. 1 them it was an old familiar | tion s found 'fllunan:chfldmof‘- 3 sh. To them it an old ! 3 1 n b~ % tried eve elss it 4y mat-|tions. No child of average intellect | wishing carpet flashed through his| o o "y oy sole interest was in the | land-owning ers. The buresu’s,Thegs are the principal emalists ars wiliog to talk ovr the|urst, that mmmm:. o it | Smon clvlissd peovles ever comes to :h;d-alnwd og tbs n"*‘lvl 'a";“;% swordfish and how mueh {th steaks |child labor stuies began with o series|prance has suffered lems question of the Dardanelies and the|to try outpolsongas. The campalgn will g;:':-r tym‘:( x::;m:s .filmizts:' el-a- afilpuent cause, :!a;ing pl?bseinew -Xu:z. gvgld bring in the New ¥ork market. gm c-fiazmm-e::!:fi:'l:m: ploym‘onL She never had, Sontrol of the straits for the future, but|be conducted as a fest for the purpose|yor of the existence of the Delty is the | Lying along the bowsprit was a h&“’;fii{fif’:&?‘“’a“m TBE o Beveral mede Etems Rave boos | 1o Puepe they are mot willing to walt in regard|of determining what is the most effec-|absolute impossibility of explaining the | harpoon, about four inches long, re- dressed the’ Hiah Hans: to Thrace. They demand the right to|tive gas to employ and the conditions|phenomena of the natural werld with- | sembling an anchor, attached to a six- Arriving at the we .| " In cooperation with the junlor divis- occupy it at the present time and to a|under which it can be used to the best|out a God. Suppose I should tell a man | teen-foot pole, which in turn had a wharf we were greet fon of the U. S. employment service the certain degree they are being encouraged | advantage. That the souts should be inlthat a compound triple expansion engine | rope of about fifty fathoms, at the x Pureau is now investigating, in several in that attitude by France, while Italy)the attitude of the man from Missouri|—such as is used in ocean liners—made | end of which was a wooden keg. 2 'm“md’ Oftes Where fonal guidance” has is inclined to favor it and thus bring|is to be expected in view of the abscnce|ltself; that the iron forming the basis| The city sportsman return to theltryngleq the fish to & Toom on the |been well developed, the conditions un- the Turks back into Europe. of desired results after previous efforts.|Of constructlon dug itself out of the stertniand awaited developments. Thelep,rs Here the fish was cut (nto three | der which children are directed ints in- The British, who have borne the| There ir, however, an exoellont chanee| SATih. DUt Meelt into We furnace pour | captain @ genjal soul B T i, e | sections, Sach seEHOn.IR Tash BHINE PHE| U T, e s ease brunt of the action thus far taken in|for the chemical warfare servics to dem-| ol ictl o ® R SUSCH L TIOEES | O S e e T risn | o7, 2 scale . ered them .ani the near east against the Turks doing|onstrate, it such o thing Is possible, thatlca nemeelses n. (hetr vasions. retations | ho rebliod that they appeared in June| . .Copiain inquired the welgher, will| by varipus ocoupations. about as they pleased following their|the boll weevil can be dealt with as it lor the ! il faif F § that you stand for the 3 ARt AT without any outside help. Now that man |and were caught as late as the middle : MORNIN orushing defeat of the Gréeks, are pre-(showld be. Thers will be no objection| would think. and probably correctly, that |of August. Unlike the average fish|.r At Welghts over 350 7* SUNDAY G TALK pared to use force if it is necessary, but| whatever to the cry of “no quartér” as|I was either an idiot or a lunatic. But |the swordfish first kills its prey, using 0 Atom ow large A Real Rel are disposed to reach an understanding|the army of gas fighters moves into the| what shall we say when we come to the | the sword to spear fish. It is partial t the crowd is.” As the crowd was in- : o hi t-| solar system with ifp infinitely finer and | to mackerel Catching up with a school > ) 6. Shiymasy B 1L B posibl. Neverthalech cotthn e &p8 1t :m M- ,:?];y m“_ more accurate adjustments? We must | it plunges into it. The sword does ameggmm‘m”m"m"“ Passover season “Purge your that at Workington, where the disas- ;heu’l st m:: ‘mm';d S5 . Yo ’11\1::: "x‘ 1::&9 ef""fl mr:fi::‘ = ‘:tfl;n believe in the Divine Maker. Atheism |deadly execution. Then the lordly fish :f::' ol':h': ]‘::“‘ q&gkwwg' of leaven. Let no loave:xd be. "’“'ig.oln trouuxplodnn has. just occurred, nf negotiations have been complet son lopm . $ ® €] e them.” v 3 dangerous because The fdsa of letting the Turks oocupy|be turned fo such geod account as t4]!s @ dead issve. T i s, [avlees mackerel | cajtatn. conented. D 1 ‘-?i,:,’:,‘.’:pf?v‘ln O, Ty | A o e B Thrace gives them possession and at|destruction of this destructive insect. m:; l: a::;“mm‘ 3:; ::tt:;] H:m ::; said the captain. “We are out to get 'm“ons“hundred and seven,” sald the ".22-7« the remotest cormer. 'l'hg tilation is often more difficult, and in least one of the trading -features In i3 knowable. even {f mot to perfection. |On€ end if we don't see any today,| ™ Aomerer plece thy lishted ‘candies and Dhered Iuto dfi I n ek S e o e connection with whatever terms may be NOW FOR THE TAX. Deism admits that God is everywhers | Well Dut up at Block Island for the| “One hundred a"fl*m';"_’ sl guceu. Then they made mn-ld e | times in a most oppressive heat. o, . ‘“';;“ ‘“"m"""fi "“}:‘;g When -the fuel commission in the|present in His universe and is equal- “‘%eazanh“:;e“‘;pwafif"“;: breese| The last plece tipped the scales at T T thr b rcmweM gehl::my 1| mile f&‘.‘fm ;:m o3 ary Biker' :ur ave reason to believe that they state of Pennsylvania forbids the an-|ly energising in all it parts, but does one hundred and fifteen. - ! p2e- he house I|t ellingto own- disposed of the ailies and the provisions :;muoe operatars 1o tack onto the con.|TOt Teveal Himself to infinite crestures, |frOm the west kicked the water- into | M hind: announced the weigher in| LS be ny Tore mn‘jlo:!gh.-_" ,:“;y“n,':".:fi,wmmpu; fi‘m of the Sevres treaty quite as effectively " This is the hish-brow agnosticlsm of {Sliver white caps. Already the boal|ong preath, “three hundred ang fict, | urse it and disown omis- | 126 lost 12 years In as they id the Turks, and such success| Tncrs Of coal the coSts of the recemt) o oty Bmerson (in the latter days)|Was plunging up and down. The mo- | five, yom lose, captatn, m’é‘s, i | QU & 'em"c,h,, ':' gfi'{vfi:rc:mglms e ;‘;‘p' It 1o Ebvatly Mine (tn would come prominently to the front in | srom cmcpiny o extn dopns at gnp| HUXley, Darwin, Herbert Spenser and |tion was soothing and the city sports- | rive' pounds will ney for ine S| B8 oy g B e R e i T R dealing with the Dardanelles Into| fTom charging an extra dollar at the| other omnipotent scientiste, But tnis |man had to rub his eyes to keep awake.| “\he captain grinned ang remarked mum“. vod it sny. inquitous -tenden- | wall, the workings ron under the ges Which conference the Turks are certain| Zoicd 10 the Dilpose of receuplng thel theory ie overthrown by the manifesta- | BY Bo0n the s, Wo bimked as we| B Buessed it was a pretty sood gusss. e Dnavoldatily Tesaain, Ko must dis- | for well over af mile. Bxperiemosd mt to insist that the Russians must be ‘l;i“:;f:::':; ;&::n;:omalflx;‘ w:;!c:‘; :c:roenn :):rl;l;sg:dlg'lr;ro;!:::tlfl!‘ cnarre‘ nosfu rt‘: kA S b L e 2 own them wholly and forever. IK- have been hearla mh:'pmk :_f _ilsh as 3 1 -3 i e hardest mine in ti ‘worl e " Ertntiy 8 ik & | thece s & foal chaolon’of b gub- | Hho domestic, sxlmals gro mor weckiiy |(UIVEEELRr BAVIES Boen sxhuatet, o o B s L e tho | Tad 1o soin wisieit. ket i Wes inging the soviets into a conference|, "\ O " themselves Into nervous prostration over en y apping within before it can said, “Re-|Worfl. Another Cornish mine in which on the Dardanelles would not be as dis- that the|® possible shortage of anthracite coal |Of the water and the chug chug of windows. As John Bunyan 3 The ‘Workers SoWA Selie w5 o th tasteful to the British as it would to the| C°rtainly it is to be hoped that Why not? Simply because some mighty | the motor. liglon Is the best armor in the world, | the workers c ear the roar . French, if we are to judge by the con.| raers of the commisslon will be sul-|, 13 i¢ providing for them an equivalent | “There!” cried the captain, point- but the worst elpak” “What 1 want.”|Atlantic overhead was the old Wheal- forsnce At UEE. B what must be|Cient to obtain respect and that the pub-| o0 o ninracite, and it never falls. Thin | iN8 to the north. The mate brought the | By James J. Davis, Secretary of Laber | sald MTE *“is, not to possess re- z:‘lel. tnbmna nearer :fi, Just, which pleasing the Turks, for whom eiviliza.|UC Wil be protected against earing| suits are provided in summer, and heavy | OBt sround and the captain, as befit- AMERICANS OF TOMORROW Tigion, b Have a religion that po-|hias not been ";:k“""’h nep t";f S ute tion 6kt Bavh sl F‘v thy, 1 n;\ tact such an’unjustified burden. Consldering) flannels, so to speak, for winter. Do you | t®d his pogition, entered the pulpit, Care for the nation’ B me.” Beecher once declared polo e a 8;;7(’0 of life porree < Fop it rontly snesseded i | the fact that Pennsylvania fs the Bro-| think that this Is the work of blind |Picking up the harpoor, at the same Erowing - seneatin . ok “‘”’fi that h%] that many people make religion thie|oVer & generation ago—London Chrorw: i qrawe apparently succeeded W cer of anthracite such an order .will| chance? This mighty hand is as goed as | time directing the mate where to steer. e -4 #urdy. | cake o life—somethinig to be put away | icle. getting a division among the allies with- : f Presently we caught up with the fish.|Staunch and truly American, it to earry cupboard and used osly when out much effort though Germany has| '2YS 2 far reaching efféct and it is tofit 1s sreat. The captain gave a quick, dexterous|th® mation forward in lts progress to.) oo o CUPPOATY BND religion must be e Jo e nnmccessgully | P°, oped that it means an end €0 that| If we. the great American pesple. de- | [U° Z2PIAIN Eave & auick, dexterous) .y FRE G0 W FOER (o) company : :-rn P;\deaV:;‘T":g to do eo unsuccessfully |, ..."co passing along to the consumer|pended less on automebiles and trolley, |; - J o a long tme. sed d life, the thing for which . i the work of the founders of the repub.| e Pred s U charges whlch g 1o o ‘oes| e miozo an ERAnk' Mare e would o | LCE wa iossed over”boord the rone | (1S vork of ihe founders of the e hunger, the substance ot our|| Stories That Recall Others being played out. The keg serves th of 3 ndation of real re- wise borne, Soy better health. Quite possibly we |gcinf PIUICE G0 TS K€ Serves the | tabor secks to perform. through ths el f,‘,’,’o’n“”,‘, i ,,,,,Luy Wit ouf. PBh sy s sap-| miEht zet & fuller share of more desir- dren's bureau. - I Bul while Peubiyivenis )} eivipe s00-| LRt E " o Sicasirey ot e, When = The childs selves and with God. An English ph: e _Jas. sideration to the .consumer” there 15 sn) o, Tol L DGHIEE (LIS Liained by an act ot eomreau was esablished | toorapher once hung out a sign. ‘It| The thresyearold daughter of the excellent opportunity for it to do Somel iy, the attainable we are only just|l$arnéd Drofessions, we st have the | (¥ A7 St Of conkrass slgRed by Presi-|i ",;¢ necessary te be rich in one of |teacher of the Bible class was the proud trap. Thers is In fact less harm to be|more good work In much the same dil Y od in | energy that is comparable to the work, | 3Pt Taft on April 9, 1912, for the pur- " He kept a studio|owner of a much beribboned hat. Her ! emerging out of pagan darkness, and in pose, as stated-in the aot, - |our photographs. sxpected from it than a horse drawn|rection. Altheugh the matter has not| e line of head otk we are making a | While We muskwse at the same time act, of investigat vehicle hitched at the enrd when 1t = yet completed its course through the B e 'ull of clothes, paste jewels, and oth- | daddy advised her to leave the hat be- fair showing by the side of the other|7° Tust misband the stores we haye |,7% 3nd reporting “upen & Shere s Gs Tappinga.of folls Gie darkened | uids him 4% she wet 15 et class. When {calized that Dobbin easily tgkey {right | courts, there is now tax.impossd by|pagans. The simple reason is we are|Sccumulated at seashore and mountain | fy"f, %, 1o WERTs of children peo-{ EYEDFOWE a0d eyes and removed Wrin-| the little pnes marched back she noticed nd s an adept in smashing up things.|the Keystone state for all coal mined,|Using our head pieces. But when it | foF the @ily task. ple,” and especally to “investigate the| 565 bY @ touch. the seat Uneocupléd. € lodked. parpiex. Novertheless there have been some|which tax has to be paid by the man|COmes to walking we are a race of || questions of infant mortality, the hirth| Not such is God’s photography. God an from the ranks and Hstresting accidents which have resul'-| who buys and burns the coal, That fs a| WOPblers. becanse we don't use our legs. *d from automobiles left by the drivers levy which was not authorized by the cried, ‘Qh, heavens, daddy, my hat?" rate, orphanage, juvenile gees not as man sees. Man looks on If we did use them as we do our heads lN THE wBuc EYE tion, dangerous nncn’;ado:u ":J«’.':Z the puter appearance, but God looks Outdone. who had supposed that they woula re- PISTRESSING ACCIDENTS, A standing automobile under most eir- sumstances isn't regarded as a death p we would astonish thé world. From our and diseases 'of children, employment,|on the heart. Henry Van Dyke's fa-| pisgheth and Sarah were two Mitle St wh . tuel commission but by the state le@is-] o51iar Bones up we are ninety-five per legislation affecting ehldren fn the sey.|mous rhyme is not always true of . main stajioaary untll they returned.| jature. It ig therefore somethiig Whichloant good: from oar hips dows only Bee : Three deaths by drowning followed the S r the commission is powerless to change, but from the attitude taken regarding the strike costs it might not be se diffi- cult to have that collected where it be- longs, or given up entirely, if the fuel commission was autherized to decide the matter. It is at least something for Pennsylvania to do. : rls who . eral states and terriories.” earth’s fame, but it applies to every '3..2‘ day (’::ydew.;“.:kn;i: “m‘ofr Der cent. good. If we continue for the | William Morris Hughes, who may De-| 'The bureau has two different consti.|Fecord of Heaven: and began boasting of their possessions. next ten years to pamper our weak [come the first Australian high commis- | tyencies to which & reports its findings. “We keep four servants” sald Bliza« knees and bunjoned joints as we have | sloner at Washington, is the present pre- | These are, first, the parents, more espec-| Four things a man must learn to d9,|peth proudly, “and have got two suto- for the last Aifty we shall have the na- | mier of the commonwealth, a position he | illy the mothers of the country, indi-|If he would make his record true; mobies and a great big house. Now tional disease of legitis. For a change |held through the trying period of the|vidual mothers as well as the groups or-| To think without confusion clearly; |wrat have you got?” we want to walk more. and for a still | World war. His has been a remarkable | ganized in clubs and assoclatfens: sec-|To leve his fellowmen sincerely; Sarah hesitated for a moment and greater change to walk three times as|career. At 19 he landed in Australia as{ond, the professional workers; experts|To act from honest motives purely; then with equal pride, replied, “We'va much. & penniless and friendless immigrant. (in one fleld or another of child care.|To trust in God and Heaven securely; got a skunk under our barn.” ‘When you walk in the woods you want | FOVerty, from which he had fled, haunted | While ‘the individual mother wants to i el 25 A a cane, but In cutting a cane vou usual- | im for half a decade in his new home. | kncw how to meet her own problems, the| The great reward, if one shows be- Sy Iy make a mistake. If a stick looks|Often he did not know where his next|nrofessional workers fook to the burean|fore men only what he really is, is A etraight from where vou stand you cut | €2l was coming from. But force of | for the resuMs of research conducted on|that he always has more and more to| The woman who uses m,euw It. trim it, then squint along, and finally | Character and wersonality told, and_ten|a national scale to help them in the re-|show. T. T. Lynch makes a wise re-|wears pearls is unknowingly af ing t | vears after o¥.. Hughes had landed in|sponsibility which mg is theirs of vutting > He who persists in genuine-|her gems to die a lingering death. The plunging of an automobile into 3 lake near Poughkeepsie after it had rolled down & slight grade on which it had been stopped. The idea prevails that the children had released the emergen- ey brake and set the wer in motion in this instance, but the case at Niagara Falls where a woman was carried over the high embankment at the falls in an vuto which had started after being left SRITORIAL BO¥ES. on a grade brings to attention oceasions| The f“"’:;" ‘;f‘u‘" “l""‘ ‘::1: "":n“," whe ea! o ers rol e 's /earller uy n b e ',:ML:,:S g g nerted | September. throw it away in disgust, saving: “What i at, rease the more easily cosmet- do I want of that ramshorn?” Australla as an Immigrant he was a|into practice In thelr State and local|ness will inci in adequage better the pear], are to be prevented. o s R R e vou made a mistake 1o Tooking st it | member of the New South Wales pariia- | commnnities the best standsste SF cniid| what you are, and you will Evow to be| ies kill it / Whatever may have been wrong with from only one standpeint. You onght to | Ment, being then only 30 years old. At | care. the autos, that they should have started|President, and the president steod by what you would seem. “Women bring their pear]! necklaces tg have walked all around it and seen it | 36 he was a member of the federal par-| - The bureau's publications, technical And on the other hand, nothing so|us and comp!ahld uns m:‘ color -:a mel- when the brak ; e eepairy, from the north, east, south and lizment, &t 40 a cabinet minister and at|and popular. have been distributed since|belittles a man as the habit of hy-|low fints are fading,” eaid & Bond strest may h-v: ml‘;m’:er:y ‘:_:e ,o;,:.::;;: e et e b:;::‘ ,: v;‘sian and ,,“!:;:, {,‘::mu;::: 41 attorney general. Ten years later the|its founding to the number of over 9.-|pocrisy. What actor has been a man| (London) jeweler the other day. socupants of the cars, it has clearly| . o '8 OO the cofner gays: Inter-|gigiions. Then you ousht to have looked man who in his earlier career had earned | 100,000 Jts printed material for moth-|of leadership and of power outside of | “We cannot easily tell these brought to attention the fact that addi-| o Soter® these days in seelng how of-| from the top downwards, and from the |& livelinood 8.2 roustabout and as & ers on child care fig'ealed for beyond|the theatre ? Wear ;llmbe 3 n:d be- 'u::; i mzl eel:l: mwzl:u‘%:lr uhln‘m ten the neighbors coal. 3 it wallor before the mast had become prime | its funds to supply; it snswers, on all|fore long the mask empty . cosmetics the 2 Thout the autos and thelr oocupants had| 1 woulg be a shame If the several|that you don't measure it by a stratght| - , year; and for negmly thege yaurs it had| o) FANER) 'OREIGN | A pear! thrives only the front wheels of the car been turned | ,osions should get into & sorap deciding| 2”m. Fhe tost of Souinting along f)‘e- been sending the less accessible FROMF natural skin. It Geterlorates so ®o that the releasing of'the brakes from how to settle the near east squabble. edge of a cane is perfectly mierciless . , country regions a motorized child health mm when worn dover pain ; I-t. any cause whatever would not have After we have made several attemptr Today’s Anniversaries station, with a docter end nurse and - 4 ’ after halt 3 doren stasens 1t Towek caused them to be sent down hill and to| With the horse pepulation in the|3t cutting a reasonably straight cane equipment to examine the bables which| In some cases in the Lincolnshire|siderable part money valu gestruction United States on the increase Dobbin|¥e Degin to see €he point of the ol crowds of mothers bring. doesn’t intend to be crowded off the|2d88¢ of “goinz through a forest and How many instances there are where 1795—The Engligh took possession of the| The resources and staff of the bureau Fens, where lahour is expensive, farm-| “We are selling fewer pearls than for- ers find it js not worth while raising{merly on this account. The falling off = : in sales is not due to the recent artifi- brakes fail to hold and no harm results| eartn by the gasoline buggy. coming out with a crooked stick.” We Dutch colony at the Cape of Good | are limited, so that it has hardly been|potatoes, in view of the present low |in sales jable to do more than make a beginning ng realised. They intend to|cial péar] score as some people think." there is no way of telling. It is not ev- d A KNS ‘trom iagperionce thatiis iy fua ,u_.’gm T el U 8 m"‘“‘l"‘ the vast task assigned to it. i m‘:&flu the m\fl.‘d apd plough ——in ery hill or grade that has at its foot a| Increased sugar consumption in this| When shybody tells me that John ter to France during the Franco- | endeavored/ to select for study those them in. - All the World at Work. lake or a Niagara Falls, but no better| country might be attributed to prehibi-|Smith is perfectly straight I shall neith- Prussian war, born at Livermore. | Juestions and problems of the most prac- reason could be asked for to cause auto|tion were it not the fact that similar| ¢, Put him into the category of the 3 & s 3 Y Little unemployment in_France—| American automobiles have pre- 2 Bty R e A Me. Died in Chicago In 1887, tleal and general import. What. for fn-| ;v 2nes’ i to o great extent self-suf- | dominated in Japan from the first.: - irivers to give rroper thought to such|conditioss prevail in wet Europe. Sainle por plassity 5 ineds | 1853—Emmet O'Neal, governor of Ala-|stance, are the eftects of industrial de-| pTUIZS % OF (oGe" ene s an agricul-| Pumps are used very lifle in Li- sonditions than that furnished in the Ll e e ] bama, born at Florence, Ala. Diea|Pression upon chitdren? When the fa-|3i 7P country, and her factories are Rain water is used for drink- ™% instamees which collected the pen-| Of course the former Kafser will nat :: {“th,:‘e ,fi,:me li::t ;;:v ;:: IDW::: at Birmingham Sept. 7, 1922. 'r’h"‘d"‘t" rnemflml axe ;ha];l;ud};n worked mainly to supply the local Uty of four Sumem belngs. consider it necessary to send out a8 at sunrise, at midday, and in the sumeet | 1866—King of Hanover protested to the iz <o Rk young chil.|3nd national d rather than to i ey many Invitdtions to his wedding as e want to see him from Montreal Lon. Furopesn Dowers Sgwinst the en | fron find amoloyment to Gk oht the| Preducs goods Br export; and nol The school o Srawdod BANYS (e Ciag. might have had there been no war. |don, Buenos Aires and San Franefsco. frmeed snncastion Of i Kingdom | sty resournes? s whit wavy ls the i —_—_— T shall not call him straight simply be- il family standard of living Wffected? = . P ;;";;:‘qh;'or’:“; z;m‘:‘ ::: Now that the new (afff i in effect| csuse ho site bolt upriht in Mie pew 1869 Lalarkly of Cplifornis Gpened st g " mectal” actsttive Mo, the cilidrp E g g a he y-two times in the year with a heay- 3 3 suffer? tacjorieg Dacsuss of the eldim fhat|l L, DRYO 8 Blisnce 10 gee W many|Dtty-two times In the yesr with minster | 1§72—Journeymen bakerg In London went | S, 557 . s benefits you will recelve and how few|enly strike. btal s’ to these queston: though there was plenty of coal he was of the dire predictions will come true. says “the Lord b‘vu to see His saints 1919—Tohn D. 'Rocke!uller gave $2,000,- by presenting clear pictures of typleal p - not willing to pay the price demanded. In His sanctuary.” I want to see how 900 to the Northern Butm'cnn'- situations, the children’ burepu has Vhenever a man has the spunk 10| the judge who says that & man carry- f::” 5;““}’:,_;”::;’:’ ';hfi‘a;’t“gl‘,g:lfifi vention o take care of needy Made ;‘r‘;““ “QPI‘;“ ‘!'q"»‘fin‘:u’: "“““ . P stapd up against the coal profiteers|ing a revolver when he goes to rob Solse when his oleris sak foF o tin cergy. o ::;;dle w’ Sathin ci:: ,':mch “4_ T . cm. {nere are plenty to applaud and sympa-| doesn't do 50 as an ornament but With| D et satse; when his pife intinetes | 1990—Alexandre Millerand was elected L.madle vise) sitr I PN W Shannon Building Norwich, thize, but what Mr. Ford had 1o $a¥|the jdea of iiling it necessary fully un-| that it is time for a new velvet gown ; president of the French republic. What are the effect o ildren of about the situstion was for the most|gerstands the criminal. When his boy in coliege sugests o larg. | 1921—M7s. Wintringham was elected sec-| , OS¢ ofe the efects o dhiilon of | part generalitles. He didn't put his fin- ik er monthly allowafice; and when he, ond woman member of British par- JFOTE v fier on the ones responsible. seticultural work? Dot " _ OWING TO AN EVER INCREASING e in factory empl ? Ts their physi- his tow-headed chauffeur. To know John —Avlator Captain B. de Romanet o 8mith T want to see him In a regular was killed in fall at Etampes, % development ngefl Do they re- DEMAND WE Now HAVE cefve the education which child- north-easter. France. ! hhm It must make Germany smile to sec|learns that his daughter is in love with lament. With the closing of his factory he|Turkey win from the Greeks with tho stopped bis coal dill and he stopped pro-! assistance of France and Italy only ‘o duetion, but at the same time he stopped | have them display grest alarm over the =1 i Jn el ORANGE KOUNTY BUTTER the wages of his 100,000 employes, a|gq, r that it threatens. The mip in the air these days and {ble? These questions arve freguently “~ A — tact which he are to have glven less o ially these nights 1is sufficiently 4 asked, and the h!flld is mflud in a m l-l..B. m congideration than the cscape from tke| In order to keep in toueh with the| Strong to remind, us that dog days for T*y!. w’. mgz olnr:nu! < e fes, cov- toal price, which Hecretary Hoover de-|yost of the timepleces In gouthern New| the most part arve sone. They may haye 4 - S g cof Aectiong beet. tlared at the time would hot have in-|England dom't forget to change Your|® f!lW !Pamsfliflmfli""‘f"t ‘;“("lckfl!;‘;fl they - reased the production cost of his au-|watches and clocke from deylisht to|po'gromin AN (Ne Vg FCL WL €00 ) mrig Gen samuel M. Mansfiela lomehiles over $1.50 aplece, standard time Seturday night. s going to have on us? It will | A Tetired, born at Mid®etown, Coni After a four-day layoff his emplcyes Do good for mip to get Into the air | YeATS ago today. bave bwa called back. Mr. Ford an-| Information s mow furnished (o the|{f some of jt doesn't get into us that | Jobn Stoughton. sole survivor of the souoes that he is able to get coal hut|effect that Venus s uninhabited. Juet|will smite the languor of August. We 3%\': party of emigrants which Marcus the strange part of it is that this Is not| why this should be is not explained; but|all of us stand facing our fall cam- | WAI D e i N:?.',‘:‘,‘":.? ~ PUT UP IN NEAT CARTONS 55| 1o 15 whien tHeas HPaRien e caling ot ——————| ORANGE KOUNTY BUTTER itman led to Oregon, born at West- N sttrfbuted to the ylelding of the coallit is probably due to the fact that we|Daigh of work, and the main W A-,w; Bgut 'D{‘ ago today. profiteers but to the fact that the inter-|didn’t join the league of pations. now i, “Are we fit?" If we are go AR L state commerce commission has cancell- e to make good we must face ou; »d service order and made it possi-| Another argument for lea~ning the|¥ with a vital en!hullu::’. The re ble to get coal. This fs the first t'me|English language was advanced by the 2 of vemetlon mast & N Y ok 1 b ¥ vigor ives to go to the gu- New !fklfl,wtholmwwpu;wk ot . h ane commercs commissi der had|of a pankin < I