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The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
Mine Worker. EspeI Hou,.

lhdianapolis.-By margin OF less
man 100 of its s,s25 votes, the dele.
gates convention of the United Mine
workers OF America here refused TO
consider the appeal of Alexander
howat for the union reinstatement ~
seiI eiI anu other expelled Kansas
miners While the defeat was shovp
only by unofficial tabulations Of the
vote Mr.. Howatt conceded he h.d
oeen beaten. as also did his princiIal
supporter, Frank Harrington. ire i:sa
er Of the Illinois miners. '
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
HASTEN PASSAGE
OF NAVAL PACT
OPPOSITION LACKS S'He"e'' y
TO PREVENT RATIFICATION.
is BELIEVED.
MAIN ISSUES examined
REPUBLICAN LEADERS mAkt
SURVEY OF OPINIONS ON
AGREEMENTS
lr..,.-n N,..p.p.r Union Ns., s.r,.J

1yas,,lnr,on. - The administration
moved TO hasten ratification of the
arms conference treaties by bringing
quickly to the surface all the princi-
nal issues involved in their considera-
lion by the Senate.
In the foreign relations committee
Republican leaders completed pre-
uuiuarv survey of opinion on every
one Of the eight conference agree
meuts laid before the Senate, with the
result that it became apparent again
vltat particular points the opposition
was preparing to direct its heaviest
| fire.
Al the same time President Harding
c,uyassed opinion In the American
/ delegation regarding the Senate re-
quest FOR full information on the four
partv treaty negotiations.
The committee discussions devel-
oped few surprises In their disclosure
of senate sentiment. In the view OF
/. the Republican leaders they confirmed
the expectation that the four-power
treaty would encounter greatest oppo-
sitian. thnt the naval limitation treaty
would be questioned by some senators,
because Of its provision against fur
thpr Qualifications Of Guam and the
/ Philippines. and that the general Far
Eastern and Chinest tariff treaties
might have some opponents among
those who had hoped Ia see the con
ference give china greater meas
ure NJ independence from foreign
Interference.
II rs also the belief of those who
are plotting the treaties through the
Senate that none of them face oppo
siuou strong enough TO menace seri
ously ratification or even TO assure
! adoption Of reservations. on the 9th
ec hand, resolution TO prevent use %
armed forces under the four-powel
pact, without the express authorization
Of Congress, has gained SO much sup
, port in the committee that some Re
publican members think it will b,
adopted there.
Z 4 second reservation talked of il
. discussions Of the four-power treaty
. would provide for automatic termina
: tion Of the agreement should any sig
3 natory power violate it. Several draft
i OF each of these proposals have beel
!. prepared by individual senators, a
: though neither has been formally pre-
sented in the committee, or definitel
s endorsed by any organized Senat
o group.
II With the formal reading of the ger
d eral Far Eastern and Chinese tarif
n Treaties, the committee completed it
T. formal preliminary examination of a
i the arms conference pacts except tina
n relating to Yap.
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
Rawson Succeeds Senator Kenyon.

Des Moines, Iowa.-Charles A. Raw.
son OF Des Moines is the new senator
from Iowa Announcement of the an.
pointment of Mr. Rawson, who is state
chairman of the Republican state cen.
,rai committee, to succeed William S
henyon In the upper House of tn,
congress, was made by Gov. n. E. Ken
uall mere: Mr.. Rawson, it is under
stood, Will serve only until succes
sor is elected at the general election
In November.
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
II You Need a medicine
You Should Have tal

Have you ever stopped to r.,n5
It is that 80 many products .t,. u E
tensively advertised, all at once tz (
of sight and are soon forsotte'
reason is plain-the article did Ms
the promises OF the manufaclufr. (
applies more particularly to 1 nst
A medicinal preparation that b
curative value almost sells itseH =
an endless chain system the nsal
recommended by those who kiw
benefited, to those who are in naf
A prominent druggist says '1hl
example DR.. Kilmers SwampG
preparation / have sold for n,,g
and never hesitate to recommend. :
almost every case it shows esslE
suits, as many OF my customsn Z
No other kidney remedy has . Z
sale"
According to sworn ssasenssa
verified testimony OF Thousands w
used the preparation, the success \. .
Kilmer's Swamp-Root is due 70 y Z
80 many people claim, that IT. ~ .
mos. every wish in oyercomins
liver and bladder ailments; eoF'sa
nary troubles and neutrali1es "
acid which causes rheumatism.
You may receive a sample %
Swamp-Root by Parcels Post.
DR.. Kilmer L Co., Binghamion,
and enclose ten cents; also menu
paper. Large and medium ~ q
for sale at all drug stores.Ad'e'''
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
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The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
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Hero Of His clsu

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Harry's mother asked him a, /
first day at school. "You Al
pleased that I'm sure you did ys'|
NO. ! couldn't spell much ID
thing" admitted Harry. "and | "
remember the arithmetic ven,
nor the geography"
The mother showed her dlas
ment. but Harry had consolatIn. .
serve.
But that's no matter, mcths'
said: the boys admire me, .tg
I've got the biggest fe'A In the
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
Trade Balance Increased Four Times

Washington.-A world trade balance
in 1921 favorable to the United States
four times greater than the last pre-
war year, Notwithstanding decline of
a per cent in exports and 80 per cent
in imports for 1921 over 1920, was an
nounced by the Department of Com
merce in review of trade conditions.
The total export trade, the review
said, fell from .22S,Oo0,O 600 in 1920
to S4'4s5,0o0,ooo in 1921, while i'm.
ports fell from S5,2Ts,0O0,O 600 to 81.
| 5Oa,OOO,00o during the same period.
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
A Catastrophe.

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me. old man. but calamities y
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place" s,,,l,,
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we'll let what / said STAND.
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
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The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24

WESTERN
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Dairy Products.
DENVER LIVE STOCK MARKET.
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Quality Of the killing cattle offarad
hss ayerassd from fair to good. Some
1ttEaetiNe beef steers sold for $40
Fltn fair TO medium class Changing
hands around $40 to $3.50.
supplies Of she stock Were fairlv
neral but that section has been rather
ql!sI; Best cows quoted at IS to $3.50
and he.ters of good quality quoted
around s5.5o and $s.75.
The feeder and stocker section en-
.5ysd fair activity. Sales were re-
ported al ss-e5 and s6-40.
Hogs.
5.lE q sales ranged from so 20 IN
s.sS. and cutput hogs were seiiinS ~
is,is i,,,ys "a pig section received but
vailed and sales were made at So
sheep.
E2lr hundred and eighty-four head
as,nS : pounds. sold for si3 eG
=lo othsr sales were made at ga sG
.,at Ia. and 20. Dealers are ouotine
n, pest Kinds OF feeders as high as
S---St. In price choice to fancv gu. q.
ranged from 1913 TO s7.s5. ewes
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
Naturally Qualified.

"what makes you think w., y.
Josh will be good Jazz pe,o h
Because" answered an,
tossel, .he can stand mos' .ras ~,
Of n noise without getting hel'V.
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
Hogs.
HAY AND GRAIN PRICES

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Sorrh ton on-..'.--..... 400
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s7eon9 bottom No /. ton II S9
s-eonc bottom. No. 2 ton 90
s-rrE -, ---------. 1880
700
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G.zc No !. Per busheI. 81
Barley. Per ewt. ID
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
METAL MARKETS.

Inc Irish situation, since the raids
over the Ulster border. has steadlly he.
come worse and no secret is made of
tne grave alarm with which II In
viewed in official circles in London
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24

! ind that ! can work n II.
through the time and do myia
too. Last month was % sr,
myself to be lp and around III =
% good while tafore | usedh ~
pletely lifeless, | have told ~ b
girls who work with me and \. |
troubles TO try Lydia E. Pinih,n'S1
table Compound, and | tell thesS'
has helped me. You can ue :, )
monial for the good Of othenai
BLANCHE SILVIA, IS Grant St, h,
Mass
It's the same story-onefrMs
another of the value Of LYDIA i /
hams Vegetable Compound,
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
D0ESlAUNlI|
WORK WORK MI
H0UsEWoiRIII2
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self Feeling SeN1
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u my back and legs % hsS,s1 =

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24

church and was an efficient supeTinten- dent of the Sunday school for many years. He was building committee when the new church was rebuilt in 1899. Some of his best thoughts were for the old home. Oakland farm. he doing much
 to improve and beautify he place.
 Sacred in his memory is a young and thrifty oak now on the beautiful lawn. a scion of the famous Charter oak at Hart ford He set this tree out a short time before he sold out and moved away. William Feldman has sold his place,
 Maple Lawn farm, on Goshen HiH to
 Isadore Fishbone of FftcFlvilie. The big farmhouse was burned a short time ago. MT. Feldman is in New York. Many from this place attended the fu-
 neral of William H. Geer in Norwich Monday afternoon.
 | A Lebanon farmer who keeps bees was surprised Saturday to find a large swarm
 on tree waiting for their new home | While making all haste to hive them, te this dismay they took a notion to leave al
 once, disappearing in their flight toward
 the northeast.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24
NORTH STERLING

Mir. and Mrs. Henry H. CroweH have been spending 9 few days in Providence and Pawtucket
 The rain of Thursday stopped all dan ger of forest fires which have destroyed much tlInherIand
 Samuel wibberly of Psainfeld was a recent visitor with George C.. Spooner. ". H. Geherean of White Plains, N. r., has returned to his farm here. John E. Griffiths and family were re cent visitors at Storrs.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Clark of Provi- dence, R. L. called on F. Q. Plurnmer Sunday. Miss Frycr of Providence was the guest of Mrs. Richard. Fortune, the past week. l Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Corey spent several days in Putnam last week ! Miss Mabel Harrington is substituting for Miss Irene Sheehan at Dorrance school. ! Mrs. Lillian Schroeder and daughters Evelyn and Gladys, of Meosup spent the Eweek end at George C. Spooner's.
 Henry H. CroWeu is entertaining his friends with the radio, broadcasting news music and free entertainments.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24
HUMoR OF THE DAY

"The money in circulation per capits. is said-to be s62.4s."
 Somebody has my s62."-LouisvilIe Courier-Journal.
 GA man never knows what he can d until he tries"
 That's so, and then he's often sorr5 that he found out."-Boston Transcript
 T wonder what makes a man aIyEaya give woman a diamond engagement ring"
 'The woman."-American Lesioz Weekly.
 She-Before we were married you Ssee to call me the light of your life. He-So I did, but your father had ts- pay the gas bill then.-Boston Tran. script.
 Pardon my bringing you your bill se carly" apologized the youthful doctor i to an elderly patient, ''but you knos how hard 1t is to get money out of oae'G heirs. ."-American Legion Weekly.
 Anstress-Bridget what aiIs the cuckoo clock? I haven't heard it lately
 Biddy-Well, mum, there do be ( strange cat around the kitchen an likely the pore bur-rd is afeared to come out Boston Transcript
 You, a jury of women. acquit thil dame of killing her husbandT' Just so."
 But why?"
 Her mourning is in such good taste Louisville Courier-Journal.
 Tom-So Miss Blugore rejected you. On what grounds? I Dick-Well, 1t sounded to me like an essay on eugenics, genealogy and finance I Boston Transcript
 "Young man. you are foolish to try ! counterfeiting."
 You are an e1pets snsraver.- II "WeIg'
 And could make good money."-L0uis- vile Courier-Journal II VIcar-You must not neglect their ed- ucation, Mrs. Higgins. Why, I had ts pinch severely to get my boys to school
 Mrs. Higgins-Ah, sir, but my 'us- band is too feared O the law to do any thing like that-Boston Transcript.
 A man selling puppies on the street was asked the price by passing young lady.
 "A dollar apiece for them there dogs miss, except that one in the corner, he's $11O. He swallowed dime yesterday. l" Dental Digest.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24

feared the accident will prove fatal ne
 was still unconscious Tuesday.
 The roller skating of children on the
 cement road is dangerous to pedestrians and motorists who use the state higar way. .,- ,a moved from Lower Pawcatuck, into one of the American Thread Mill houses n
 Clarkyllle :, The American Thread companys mlA here is running in full and Is on piece work in all departments. Miss Rose Bermon Is enjoying week
 vacation from her duties at Bennon's
 store.
 ! Monday evening the Community club of Westerly held a meeting at the par lors of the First Baptist church. The
 speaker was Henry R. Palmer of Ston- ington Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Charles Stanton Of Boston has beer
 at Pleasant View this week looking fol la cottage.
 N. P. Dofbeare of Detroit wifi be g | guest at the Hill this season.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24
GOSHEN

Arthur Lathrop of Hartford was home over the week end.
 Rev. Gfissl Lydia Hartig received a large, handsome May basket from a party of young people of the parish on a recent
 evening In the basket was fve-pound package of chocolate cream and caramels. A social hour was spent during the evening.
 A very interesting sermon was given | by the pastor Sunday commemorating Memorial day. It was a week earlier than usual as the minister, Rev. (Miss) Hartig, does not expect to be here for the next two Sundays.
 I Mir and Mrs. sherman Fox of Hook
 anum were with friends here Sunday.
 There was a union meeting of Christian
 Erdeavor of the Lebanon Center and Goshen societies in the church Sunday evening. There was a good attendance and a helpful meeting. The subject was What Christian Endeavor Does for Me. The meeting was led by Rev. Mir I Stewart pastor of the Center church One of the most enjoyable features of the evening was the community sing and praise service held at the close of the meeting. Mrs. F. N. Taylor was at the organ.
 I The townspeople. were shocked and l grieved to learn of the sudden death oi { William H. Seer at Norwich Friday
 With the exception of the few years he Ihas lived in Norwich, Mir. Geer resided here all his life at the old home. Oak land farm, where he was born In his younger years he was 8 teacher. He was Ia kind neigE1bor. and took a deep inter est in the welfare of the township, hold ing official places of honor and esteem both in the town and state. He was i prominent in affairs also of the Goshe1