JAMES GOLDEN
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ceased Publisher.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 28. 1912
no Gents 2a Copy —-— $5 a Year
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
, TOMORROW
High tide 5: 17 a. m.; 5: 32 p. 221.
Sun rises 5:36; sets 5:57.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MAsomo DIRECTORY.
Moots in Masonic Building, South
‘Maln sireet, int and 321 Tuesday 0:
i ' each month—July and Augusl ex
' foamed-mat 8 o'clock. All Minster
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
‘ SgyLyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
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Butler Chapter, No.38 R A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and 4221 Tuesdays 0.
Coach month—July and August ex
‘ «céptedv—at S o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. ilichson
W. Cole, 1-1. F. Robert .\I, Wilcox,
Soc.
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Jon Well Lodge, No. 208, F. and A. M. l
‘IOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF!
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Pm1dent~Nehcmiah Candee.
' Vice»Prosident-Cl2arics J Pidgeon.
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"THE FARiVlER AND HiS PARTNER. ;
Tho August 2,2022 2-2222022 222 21222 .-\.:22
cultural llnpni'unt'nt, with its 1‘222'2'2';2<!'2
of record hroniting coins 2222' Will. isi
' interesting; vending 221:12'22 222 212.2 turn»
' lel‘ and the My 222.222. >22 essential to
L general :2n'05poritr 22222 52221512221222} 2v-
"ilunts 22212222 21222 soil
Thinpossinust i< dishenxi 222ml will 2
.the gulp 222' liil million huslol; 2222‘
(30rd. iii million hushuls of norm: :22221?
'wintol' “illili and :th 222211i2222 1222~122L~2
oi? oats. 12322211223. 221222042 MM 222111222211
bushels in 21222'22 2-2'22225 with 2'2'22 2222.21‘
barley 2202 2'2222~t2h22'2221: 2222.! i2 is still:
JIIR(€(!S:41II‘)', in ortim' 22) .2222 9222220 ideal
of lhe loin-l, to add 130 million tons of
hay.
This 2,»; :2 billion dollar your for 22.
billion dolinr 22222222212. 22nd thorn in it
fair chance thut our 1912 crops will
oxr'aed ill billion dollars tor 21222 firs2
Ilnlu in history.
What has lnnught iilIOlll this in-
crease? Are the rains wetter and
the Ellllnhino hrinlnor 2122222 in lurinm'i
(lays? N222 now—2122232 222'22 just thul
name, but the prosont day ini'nior has
lonmod wuii his lesson. "31221222 1222,2'
while the 252222 shines." ’l‘1122 eupinmntnn
oi the increase in intonalliml Iurmlnlz.
Irhe nppllnnilnn ot‘ malonrc to the till-
21mg of the soil. and 2222)22t2222_\'-122 2122222252.2
of methods and 2122222
The modern 12222222-2' no lunnm 1212212
up old lmhhin 22nd (lll‘I‘B UVL‘i lazuli
mails “to town. lhnn nmnllwely n'nszl~7
wing limo 222221 (2222221122 112,2 hm 122222222222
that he run 2402221 ltln Voice 2222 1212-2 or-
trauma over 212222 wire2 highwny. Thu
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Uilrogrvnnlvo luruwr'n pnrlnnr. it 222%
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his brings to him the wnnliwr forn—
onnln and lnnrltol nnointlonn. lie no
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find win: rlil‘nl Inlephoun in romrlhu:
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flo‘nipnny, the mnnni‘mlninr or V the
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within the lost Ilw2 2222222222 they
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how‘s no signs or «hating. on
oil of ”It! country folk. who
already 2102222 on Mar realizing
“ability of taking lnlo their
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MY QUEEN.
I call her Queen—the lady of
my lord-
Since that in all one sceptreless
'may claim
Of true nobility to suit the
name,
She is right roya1.—-and doth so
approve ..
My loving homage. All that
painter’s art
And poet's- fantasy delight to
End
In queenliness is hers: the no-
ble mind,
The stately bearing. and the gra‘
cious heart;
The voice most musical, the
brow serene,
And beaming benedictionvz—like
a queen!
And 0 such peerless beauty, that. ,
I swear
(Recalling each fair face that
loud Renown
Hath found. or feigned, beneath a
jewelled crown)
I flatter queens to call her
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Plaintiff Tells 222' Ellarls Made In
iiatIm’ Organization In
Unlonlzo ills Plant
Dietrich Loewe the principal plain-
till? 122 the Dauhury Hatters’ case
which is the case of D. E. Loewe £12,
(222., anttlnst the members of halters’ lo?
cal unions in Norwnik and Dunhury,
won the first. wliuoan called to Ientlfy
yealordoy in the United States district
nourt in Hartford
Mr. Loewe testified to the oorrospon» ,
(101100 2belWeen'hts oonipnlly and the
oiflcers of the United Halters. 01‘ Amo-
rica lil'ior lo the strike which follow
(2d vain efforts to nnionizo the factory.
In 1901 he had 22 conference with
John A. 'Motfil, president of the union,
Martin Lawloi', vicoprenldom and oth~ ,
era relative to the proposition and
Mr. Loewe declined to consent to have
his factory unionized.
Mr. Momt told him that many other
shopn had been 22221022122022 and. condi-
tions were nmicnhle and happy.
Mr. Loewe said that. his experience
222' eight years in condoning :2 union '
shop was unsatisfactory and he had
losl runny customers under union con-
ditions. This wnn‘n vahurgh. N. Y..
Mr. 1.06M? said that ho 222121 the presi—
dent at the conference that advantngm
now given to ool'lnln ntln'l' manninc-i
lurvrse which Wore, 212222i222i 2.22 Dnnhux'y‘
22222 mnnuincturorn.
He said 21222 2212222122225. in his lili‘iOl 2
were satisfied and 1222 now no reason
will‘ ling-2v should change conditions.
lie i‘illlleilyltl 1222 lt2i2 22'22,.ino
'He paid his help 2222 tho some kiml’
n: 2222212. 21222 5.222222 92 2220 nt’ 2222142 :2 nud;
they 322222222221 to 22122. 222 work for 121222.:
T222;2 stun-22222222 2222:. 22232122 in" Mni
3122,2222 thut Hwy ‘12an 222:2d22 22p thoirl
minds that his shop 2222252 222» unionlzmil
and it was 'seltled that he must null-E
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"I‘m mu moon Ihnt you will 222ml
force?" 1222 inquired. "\\'22ii, 22'22‘ will‘,
create such 12 2122212222221 2'222' tl222 union?
12212221 that you will wnnt 222 22:22- iI." Miti
linilit annivernd. 1
Mr. Loewe thou fluid 1222 222er to
leave, the room and 222.2 was oil'ul'od n;
copy of. the constitution and hy-lnn'se
of tho llnltors‘ union 22nd 1222 whhdrow I
.\ min or 11122 1222221 2 222222 02722021 in
oxidenoe. “ F i
Usual Methods Promised.
Boi‘ni'o lonvluu the mili’oronvo \K‘llli‘ll_
was 222 22 hotel ”222 Lmnlmry, 1222 said Mrs;
‘ilniilt expressed 2222120 that he nouldl
“come in hoavofully 222' tho union would
i152: lln :2.~u;2i llll'lllvlll‘t." _
He wan told by Mr. M01112 that tho.
union did not 22.2222 all of his l22-lp to
come into ihe union. as they wanted to
find places for union men who were
bnow 2monl221222'.22d ,
The munncr of finishing 1222222 2222222
2112.2 nnwd 222 22222 conformer» .md 2129;
cmtom was so similar to that of unioul
shops. that. low chitnneg would be m»;
(esanry II tl222l hemp were unionizod. i
fI‘n'o wooitn 122(222' he moi Mr. Mnhori
and. Martin 1.2222102 b3. appointment
22nd a series 222' questions whh'h had
heoli writlon 22222 In mirnnno wnn prog
pounded, to which «unworg WGI‘Q wril- "
ten in 225 made in” the hullem‘ union
officers.
C. J. MINTZ CO. WILL OPEN STORE
lN BRIDOEPORT.
'l‘lto llrldgnpnrt Telngmm print} that
I‘oiowin; t'i'nzu'tlllig 11222 now slate of
(t, .2. Mini: (‘22, in that city:
The Horn im‘niorly m'cnplod 123‘ the
i‘hlldl'mt‘n Shop nl 111212} Main 222mm,,
1222.22 12222222 thoroughly remodeled until
on finlurdny. Nontomhor 23, the ('3. J.'
Minty. (‘22. will llllil’.‘ 12022322391021. They‘
will anon on the 22th» date with A,
hminllrnl ”Tin of ladies'. mluen‘ 221222
junior 22221222. aliii'l wnioln, nkirtn and
throughout Now England. Bridgeport,
adding nnotlmr link In their now 3“le
222222222222 2222:2122 on tho conning day
Minn: 22222! (“1.0. will have mnny one!»
Ing 24222222222222 in which the public will
be duly million through the DIM“,
A. 2.. 221222222. will no connector! with, ,
this slow and will 222m charlie oi the _,
trimmed inn Monmouth ‘Mr. Mintz‘
wan formerly buyer for one of tho
222222522» noimrnnont slam in BMRIYn, '
N, it, and Newark, N2 .1. no lilo. ,
thorough and manual 2222222 (or till: 2
doom-Imam. 2
‘l‘lw‘ro ore atom and
Opening Display
OF
Fall Millinery
RECEPTION DAYS
ThurSday, , Friday § and Saturday
IliAn exhibit of Correct Fashions which
will continue throughout the geason.
A Continuous “Opening” Display
instead of allowing one or two days to a special opening us has been our custom In the past
it is our intention this season to make a continuous display or new things.
Designers and ninnuucturers are constantly hringmg out something nowmllcw lddnn me con-
ceived in mid—229222222022 and all of those will be shown here as quickly as they appear.
We invite you to Inspect. om- Gnrment and Miliinery Stocks, not one day only. but every day
throughout the season. 2
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The Modes of Paris Reflecled Here
From Paris. Iho Ionntain-hoarl of fushioo. c
omen the lllnpil‘uilon to the designers of the hand-
some Garments 22nd bountiful Mllllnnry whllrh la shown in our store. Some are origlnni motlein
, direct from Pnrla. 22min2 are exact reproductions. others 21m clever adaptations and modifications
at the extreme French ideas. 22nd rnnny are the concopiion of tho foremost designers of New York.
Truly. mtnh richness in variety we have noi'er presented for your approval.
The Correél Hats for Fall
Large hut» will be much worn. with flat trimming. many or the terminal“ fancies 22nd 'Ilowors
being‘ placed under the 212nm. while none or the 12222222 urn mar-burdened wivli trimming; of any
nature.
A word. hovfever' mIIll 1222 2222222 in favor of tho small hats. {or among 2:12am taro many of the
moat ofioollve nhnpen and mutant Ideas.
.‘inunly Inlloned 13222.22. mil Salton. too. have their place in 1.1m Fall 2212022an
lrlmmod with ribbon, which often has tho Imbionnble :2on edge.
Velour: are much sought, though Velvet. Emit I’ll» not! Natal-0' 222222222. Molnuilk. 32mm
222M room would: In the unwmapopulmy. flit-Fall: arc-222222222». 22222232222 dint 121222212 ma two
Many are
Norwalk Chronicler