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reunion thou It ha been dun-g IN
tut an India. ad the study no
th-t'r' tuolr amreltl
..._ ____.
OUSTING ARMY IUREACIACY
()lll' army. Whatever its merits. hint
‘not turn noted int Wild coon-
oullt-zll management. It has long been
irun by a group ot humus, distill
H
7 80". d. lots
"RE ALIANAC FOR
. MORROW
“do 1:24 a. m.: 12.0 p. m.
in” “‘5.7.‘_."1“.4."_.__.5' ,
" no SENTINEL Tau:-
; PHONE CALLS
‘ loom”. Aguiohed more tor their love of red
0‘6‘9‘9‘; ,tnpe than tht it will or ability to get
-. m Oihce— ‘ ' ithings‘ done. Secretaiws .d war and
Reoxdence—nla. .
Editor's Residence 73“ ldistingttishctl. gold- intruded ofllcen
Manager 8 Residenob—: hate had nominal (”control but the
Illa-fl. flt- ll command has been ill the hands
3‘ ., r’o Pestilence—890.
{or (onlparulivelyobacure chiefs of hu-
.. A TIME TO ACT - ireuui: Their work wall so complex, no
{homo on detailed knowlodge and pr!"
(New York \Vorldt I _ d
Elsie iii no more complete grant of rodent. ”u” civilian “Emmi?” an
”:2!
th- lump“.- 4 tun-nu p.
M In- on“. d ~0-
_ ctr-tutu ”\mbulcmfl
Ilka-“bu.
Bohr-Minimtbo
appeul to allltated otuuiuttona, that
have contributcd to the Huttero' ro-
ller (tutti. to make their Want in
the lost tuttntc. It is believed tint
such union: will respond to the wishes
bring the total of the relief ftnd up
to hgures that will protect the. do-
lendnuta in the Lot-We suit tront‘ulozte-
tary loss.
Secretory Morrison, of the A. F. of
In, who 'hu the relic! fund in charge.
ntated, when tn this city recently, that
the tuna now totals $200,000. it is tit.-
demoed that about $350,000 will have
to be raised to fully protect the Loewe
defendants. The judgment in the case
amounts to $250,900 and costs and the.
4 .
9’0“ under the (‘ttitslllutitm it...“ congressional committees could nm
. thctutvhtch authorizes (”um-“5,» um Eel hold or iE However. they have
“It? cbnllnei‘t-l- \\ilil itlv‘tAltzll liit- ““1 Nomi”! influent't‘. Thus thi‘y
hat: got what they wanted, and re
”on: and among tth several suite-f
nil-lined ttt power renrdlesn of the
it in a par. er tilitl has lit-PH ~pttrilt:
9-1} and, bill it it it potter that is none (“unlit 0f administrations, and
the- less absolute, Railroad mam. :trtuy its it refittlt hl> made littlt pro
( '3!" 1nd railroad entplulen :ll'e cltutll- gre»
II! mistaken . if they think they can Elihu limit when .Aecretary oi wani
. trifle with it thllllll: l. needed to llitd to rtAll-edl that Hit by testing
‘icpl‘lilt into full tth I‘Vt‘l'lll the innit the control ill a ,ztneral slit! of pr'ioted
Vicar demand til at lnillt..lll plthlit- opin- :tbiiil)’. “1‘ almost Silt-.ceoded btll the
Now
ill the end. I
‘iilll‘t'talill‘ilis won
Secrett'tlt linker "itinu “1‘ Root full
:1! in true that (‘llngrt m t.l!!llOl colli-
’ credit for his work. is trying to c‘arl yl
Cl individual to illitui ill- il' money in
flmd securities; but with :t glint
Elite. .of honest t-npltnlizlttlon
mt ntannuetllent,
mood of worry on tllut score.
' MMWW utmost
it to completion
"Secretary llnktl will not be pro
‘t-l.timt-d n ilt'll) ttmong the people for
hie tillllllpltlllbilili ol the army general
w m tetnnlks the I
and
there i< liliic
Motley
lltttonluticttlly into ll'A ought to be"
tiltpltnotl to administrative
!policie.<. ".t' considerable political
risk himself. with only populu‘
:tpnllly behind him. he in attempting
to (l\‘(‘l'llll‘tl\\ tht- bttrrntt control of tho"
l generltlly
‘ “ tiltso tlt.it
compel indivldtink
. A_ " 's except
"i rypowcr; but At‘onurexu can say
“a.” what circumstance.
fluid of railroad
and under willtt
t‘ongrcss cun~
. tltl
to Work on d
by an e\'A?rt:i.~'tA ill
’ £‘lllll\ and to substitute control by it
lulu: in leqntltsilllc omccl and hill Staff
of «nuns \othing he could star in
mi nothing he could do in ct-
(trunnizn
l‘lllltlni’t‘s lllfl)’ quit
('il'r‘lllllhiltilt'l's till-v
'not quit. They how no natural Wm" 21 . to at
.,.‘.’rigltt of organization except an soci flu mm in of more lmltorltanm‘hi
ety.actlng through government, per f‘ "m' “‘"imm‘ deicnsl‘ ttan
‘4
i -. "A . - _ - ._. -..- .,_--.._.
Ill“! it or uselents to it The plivtllu: , i
TORAGE HOUSES
flmnnizniion tlttt he nutrictcd as: PUBUC S dit- |
1' Soy! m». \‘n uonul. Granite.
5ifcncrnt tvallnrc ma) tit-.ntand
. art of
"it! is necessary lit the Mgttlittion "‘“im'” rw’onqmum on the p
fuiirottds' engaged interstate the fttl'll‘lt‘ls tor the ltiuh cost of 20;;
’ ~ cm to sn'tlcp unity the Whole “Therc shotltl he more atorttge
of Matt control, it should be
(way. There
right involved ill the controver-i
because the states lint-«A no rights
I ‘tts interstate cotnlncrcc is con-
in
en in the t‘Ollnll). and under the con
trol of the farmers themselves. "
The Grunge is hnli right. Therei
should unquestionably he more stor-
age houseq. But they Hllmildll Mi
under the control of the lumen. nor.
of any other interested class of citi-
anrtncrcontrol of storage to
0 so unscrupu
if no issue of
They never had any rights
the day the (‘onstittltlon'
the commerce
meunt just whttt it means now
{he failure of Congress to exert
hill authority conferred no addi-
' authority upon tlln scrcrnl
“'33
7.211s.
cilitics would hardly 1)
present control by w~cal
speculators. but there would be
temptation to the pro-
fduring CiiiSS to turn the storage priv-
in”... into :1 ‘npl‘t'iltl monopoly and
fort-«A up prices tor their own benefit.
“th twill in zone" betwcen .
:3 del t g t'h 't 1 9 not .Slornge should be a public monopoly.
~ ‘snclttl oi‘tytos ,
‘flh under government management, for
respect
, inept nit Congress has allow— the benefit 0‘ the entire COTTK‘ZH:
I idealist. There is no twilight flmmeei“; “ “mm m a and
_ the legislative power of the the producers and coltslumers.‘lki
Government cannot obllicrA eliminating the present profit-t. “8
never it chooses. iofthe {00d gamblers.
.t'
interstate
ions as lilt‘
thy
an lnnvitnlilc
. (Mr. Brynn ont‘e happily dos-
to ,interstate com-
' -_.‘._..Q__._.
applies to the regulation of: . '
notes to the legulgtlon of At a meeting of representatives of
indie. to the Ngulatlon of State Agricultural Colleges, held in
Washington last week one of the
I finalization and to the at spcnkers urged the importance of
tho states to usurp powers putting as much labor as possible in-
ted in the Federal Govern to Our products before selling them
for export. Instead of selling the manu-
has proceeded 510“], and factoring done in this t'buntry. 'so tho:
in the exercise of its auth- American wage- earners would be pat
interstate commerce, nod for the. labor and, in turn, mould be-
railroad service is concern .come purchasers of farm products.
may a the worn on be The address was made litter électlon.
" delay and haunting“). at a. non political meeting. and the‘
hi can do! met» my spanner never unsound politics at
uses, ‘to the regulation of
\M'. mt an» Whitman tariff Speech. 101' W? math
thejdeleluttes to the contention appeared
lbetore the committee and urged that
llutute provision be mild-.1 to protett the
I l. or we uelelldunls
lmore money for the defendant
A lendltnts.
win the exercise or these W13 but “ W” I “W 9°“ Manama” ,on m Sawing.
have factories here unless we mm
“Mutton at the nit-l
the ruinous chipsttttoo non cotton-too molt.
COdl‘; represent a considerlble aunt.
When the question 0! isauing a thin‘
appeal was before the t'O'tt'Pnticn colu-
mittec upon the executive council 3 re-
port. it number or the most protulnentA
l’ lt-side'tt (‘olnelius lA‘. .\lt(‘ ue or the
Hat Finishers asstttlation. who “it‘s u
delegate train the l'Anlled Huttern .3.
till? convention. nAtulned holue todltyl
land he feels tonlidenl that the third
appeal tor the butters Will result in}
raising the Nile! fund to the deatrmi'
amount. Mt )ictfiue with l-lccremly
“undid,
Close
Marlin Ltiulot and Michael P. Greene, t
the tithe; delegutts from the United:
Huttetn had lieu-rat meetings with'
the t. F‘. of l.. executive council and
the (OHanliOIl tolnutittee on the coun-
c'ilrl report reltttite to the recom
thundhm
ODHMvuug... JAA
-¢*- nacho-I'm“:
IV .
leLbfilhdmflm‘n l'hl “I I“ I
It! 3 or out. _
H rt: ~m on“. in...
Thin.
III“ Jr
move-th- at the m M '
lion 0! mm, which no in until: in “M”! ”9...-.." 3 lat- and
Baltimore tor the put two teen, 59‘" III-ll“.
voted that the executive cot-cu 0! MM “'ll- Wont"
the reduction should Me a third “0"”- Gfll'ml . Edvard
fancy and Raynor]! you
harmonious-Mu Howard. Eml
llecoritl loan—Cynic Benedict, Ell
or the A. r. or i. in the utter and KNW- “In“ l’ro't'lh. hilly lin-
that the total amount of the outribte “"- Edna It . It” L lath.
lions trout those orunlutiou wtll mow’mim- an I). Dotti. Hucl
mitt-mun and Intan blown. Fred
ltuphy. Edword from.
time Louis Beltmaier Jr.
Lot-littood. Raymond Khyu
Why You‘iShould
BUY
Alaska Simian!
Minuet.
ubccription Fido.
i254: a Share
Prior to listing on-
Now York Curb
Full puttwion on out with
No upon ng unor-
mono cm in night.
II. 1.. HeuttfiCou inc.
HIM-u}. MM “City.
{T It New Science
Anetta Book" and Hand
Clarence
Mitotic
i!
it‘
beline
large
luendltionil that would he made to tho; “EF'NWION OF CHIROPRAC'HCI
Chiropractic in tho delirium of thel
convention in regard to the Loewcl
cube. Several methods of rainingI
tint-
Iecu-e at tho dluuo and the art or,
(ltituizo Tril. mm a Republitun pilDt‘Tltertt were diocuttlod Ind linttily thelwu'un‘ m. m ”m ll “um
”Munro 0! lutothel appeal to unions by I. mncii‘. 3'!!! or lull: to N'
ltlutt love not yet contributed to the buck
relief fund was decided upon.
President \tetlue round that all that
more prominent nlcn ill the. A. P. of L
convention wore fli’t‘tlii)‘ interested in
plans to tully protect the horn- lie»
Lnbor lentil-rs in whose din
trlctll where there are unions that ltttve
vet to (ontrlbnte to the littllels'
lief fund. are planning to issue [.09
nonul appeals to mode orgitnizutlonltio'
just as son) an the third t-xecutlvcE
'touncll appeal is made.
Pending the disposition oi the null to
ltietermille the rightful owner of the
$30, 000 intern t money that itcc'utuu-l
titted on the bank dcpottlta or thei
toewc ('ttst' was in the courts as be
tween the t'ntted HfllKl‘h' and D. hit
Event! donotnohiidhoodt
n erected plow macadamia to
later mo in tho Mt orguu and:
Chlropncttm move the cause oii
disease and pout. with to rectoml
through normalizing the nerve In
tents in your body. Mole troubles
“ lglven special “tendon; also curvature
[the spline. You will on”! m
giving the Chiromctor I chum to
help you
Magnetic moans-to anvil-o
1‘. Francis, 1). C
thin-w e delendulnn' while the original I4 Wllhlngton 8L, Io. “mm. 0""
ammo "out Pointer Ichooi.
loewe 6‘: (‘.o. the pressing of the fore
('iotilltt‘ suit» by the [.09th Co. nttor»
neys have been held in abeyttncc. Al
hearing of the 830,000 still will be!
given by the United States supreme!
|court lit the near future-LN
bgllllti it will :
lt__liis snout!
Winners !
The out door boy oho sets the pace,
twins the race by his teet. not
hands. 80 by all means give him shoes
that lit.
Gite him sturdy shoe: that
:iair price. of $1. 50 to $3.00 a palr.
New York Siniuird Gilt Oi‘fitilllsz
lilting the lloutotvivos’ league _
Kceirr’s Shoe Store
his I
I
will
stand lht wear and tear ot the bound.
less open-shoes with “growing space"
in them (or his active (not. thou It
\EW YORK Nov. 28.—~-Tbe «thick1
on high food prices begun here by the
Housenlvon' Magda and certain city
olilcittla. spread today throughout New'
York state. Encouraged by new: ol‘i
sympathetic enorts in other states,‘l
tine promoters declared that the move-
ment promised to become nation-wide.
The local campaign now centers
upon eggs and, beginning today. we-
ommends a two weeks‘ boycott. The
ettorts of the state and city omctnls:
were supplemented by Cornelius F.
Burns. mayor of Troy and president or .
the Mayors’ Association of the state.
Mayor Burns announced that he
would send letters to the mayors of
every city in Now ’York' state. to
President Wilson and to the governors
of all states. requesting the issuance
of proclamttom urging people to lb-
M-tn "om into: and other than for
the ma. sick, infirm and children for
A period at two weeks
The Motion Picture Ex‘liibltors' As-
socid'tton has volunteered the use of
every moving picture theater in this
city to carry out the campaign. Slides
will be shown telling the people what
to do to break up the combination of
those held résponslble tor the high
prices.
Othello state action under the direc-
tion of Governor William) «it Am
cut in the announcement that the
governor was in conference with
George W. Pet-kins taming rcnodien;
which tbs state could Win. Ir.
Perkins is chairman of the Mo oyo't'l'}
governor plans to outage the continu-
stop on food- and markets througha
tlve poogntn m tinder prop!»
eoflorubavcbooauwlotocx-
cboyobittoturkoyindotbor
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Woosterdllowersoclt
Attorney. at Low
. PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Emerging; é; years
pmtioe icy
Security Building, n15 Hula
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Booklet On hunt!
{tour
FALL SUIT OR COAT
.At
SENSleE PRICES
For Unbeatable Value
Accounts‘ Opened
1——
tiately & Brennan
42 sournlwtrn s'r.
Shmgouitpns
Willi ailGitnlt
i;
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cults and deep fur baudatmtnd
bottom of coat—loose and belt-
ed modeTs—wonderful values
in brown, green and black.
Thanksgiving Sale, at
THE moron STORES
THANKSGIVING SALE
COAT
That lairly outstrip—oouank—undcr-ptice competitive show 5——
That place our mammoth Coat department at the head of Coat
merchandising II this mica.
Velour Coats
j One Special lot high-grade Zi-
FOR TODAY
In Numbew—In Styles
In Materials—~1n Pm 'c
Velour Coats
Hagan new models—~fiae
quality. In the latest belted.
loose and fitted styles. Many
trimmed with Moufion, Squirrel
and Beaver Plush Raccoon,
Opossum. Hundreds in‘l‘ltanlts-
giving Sale. at
$19.00
Manv classy fur trimmed models
in Wool Velour, Broadcloth.
aild plain Velour Coats‘ '
cape collar of for, for
a
t
$15.00
git-Grade Coats
Cheviot Bolivia Cloth, Silk Velour. etc. Best Coat Styles produc-
3.33%?” 16.50.18.50,22.50,$25
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SPECIAL COAT SALE
100 COATS taken from our regular stock and
n. Ethel Virgin O'Noil
Tuudayo
Fridays
10-12: 35
”3%.
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Rockwell & Co.
1108 MAIN STREET, B‘RIDGEPORT
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Beginning Wednesday, November 29th.
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placed on solo at $25.00
“Former Prices $29.50 to $45.00”
the wanted Colors and Fabrics including Bolivias and
‘ - Wool Velours
N o. Exchanges
3»3»3»3»3»3»3»3W3»3%‘6\Wh3»3» dWmWWoi
Amp-owmoozioA-iwrzoor
lilintst- Bttoiitm‘s ’
.mn cm,
VOCAL STUDIQ
13 West Avenue.
South Norwalk
'For particular.
inquire at Studio
Nunavut).
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WHICer
SHALL rr or. -
. succnssfi
Ol'
FAILURE
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By W a
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Condom and conflict: protection fathom“
. irrthe m. .a quick changebock combo Ito-bl it“
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“minimum-flow“ baht-month
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