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CHILD FARM HAND‘S
Till-
poo has boon inrostiguting tho lnl'llb
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National (lttld Labor (‘Ullllllll'
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. N’T LET THE RICH GET ALL‘t‘r's attitude toward the moveuicnt to
THE BONDS lt'lmt‘ schools Fully illitl illl'u through;
There‘s no reason why Mr. Average of children loose us form bands (in: >~l
«WW all ; tions were sent out to nrange (llllt‘t‘l‘ris
Tile
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fin wealthy :ittzcn lttH subscribed for :thqul clearly tbttt children
"fgitizen should roioito at
.nonnccmettt illiti a grout corportttitm m" an mm- H... mum”, am‘ww'
ili'o not
it big block oi war bonds. it's E‘l‘t‘til‘iwanit’zd .m .13...
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fling. 0f cottrso. t0 realii‘lt' lhiti ”W‘ccnt. ol‘ llh‘ ginswott; give an unquttli-
Only l2
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Home the war. it ht'lll‘ni i“ KSSUI‘P 11““ cont. say that titlltirt-n lil‘l' \Villllt‘ll on
“Tillllly fil‘t' doing lilt'll' [till‘l ill ll Hod negative yoply‘ ].‘2 pop:
full. succegs til the loitlt And no don"t farms.
iltc'
~15. represents rottl patriotism on Antoni: tho rottsous tritcn Wliy city
"jinn of many \ll‘fllilly subscribers. children are not wanted arc;
I ‘ ‘Nel'el‘lllt‘lr‘br'. .Vlr. Average (‘itizclt‘tbeir lick of personal initiative in re-i
has more cause for rejoicing when he .mmt to nit-m work. and the fact that}
idiom-s that his own kind are subscrib-: "they are wholly unfamiliar with fttrml
ting liberally. It's better for his class practice and methods. hours. crops.l
' of folk and better for the country. 2innitnnln and the rural mind."
‘To the modest purchaser it renl‘n-1 Adult help is needed Boys undox'
financiallyt‘wiebtocn would require more expert?
.lsents a good inresunent.
and patrio‘iically. in the cure (it Lhe‘tsupervislon than the vttiue of tho” lit»
wealthy corporztlion or individual—Lbor would Junlify. .
and this is rt point that is almost ov-
erlooked CKl‘t'bt by lite shrewd gentle front the start that [armors don't wunl‘;
it should l‘avt‘ boon nu ()l)\'ltlllw inct'
Illé’l‘fdil‘emll' illl-K‘I‘Fr’lmi'lllf‘ ltlll't‘llflfie‘ inefficient, incxpcricntmd and pltisi-j
.of War bonds in luff!“ quantities maylcuiiy undeveloped farmers any more!
be a form of financial “slacking." :than any othcr producer. Anti child:
' The war bonds arc. tnx-froc. They
bring in at cttrc, clear 3 l»: per cent.
All a time when big iortuncs and high-
by profitable business are being subv
cted to heavy titres, that rule of re-V
lnm may become attractive. Congress when: there is still training to be}
V given them. And let them "do their}
bit" at home in the little tasks about:
houuc tutti yard and community for}
ubich tbcy ore filled.
l
iztbor, :IS Ibo national committee bus
been trying to point
tion. is the most ttnskillctl illltl micron»
out to tho nil-
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omlcttl labor there in. ,
Lot the youngsters stay in sellout,
afuplunning to put a heavy cur—tax on
also incomes. it may :tniount to 50
"arousal. or more, in the case of ex.
rive incomes derived lrotu ortlium'y'
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KNITTING FOR THE NAVY ,
Knitting for the. navy, like. sewingl
for tho lied Cross, of vcryt
high importance. 'It is so importttnm
in fact. lit.tt to atlctnpt it in tho nmtt-I
‘usiness investments,
Obviously. it 3 1-2 pct' cent. return;
ram governmcnt bonds will then be;
uuivalent' to 7 per cent. from railroad
or industrial scctu‘itic‘n‘. And the gov-
ernment bonds will be Droi‘crretl, too,
"because they ”W sum" Billions 0' totttislt and incompetent fashion nowl
dollars. therefore, might COIlCPlVflblY‘
be withdrawn or withheld from pria
‘vate enterprises crippling tho induct
itil development of tho country—-
“unfgreatly reducing tho totttl nutounl
L'ealilt suhjccl to taxation for war
is work
to popubtr is ttbsttrd in the. extreme.
To knit by bond in those dttys of ef-l
t‘ootitc knitting machinery, is to make!
the for point: back
moro than :t uoucrntlou in iudttsiriui;
i
This modern \tontztn hm lotttuttl to.
Will ltll t‘Vt‘ll‘lt‘
ti-.-\oioptttont.
. penises. Tllttl would :low llilrilll'i'fib‘
down, and at tho mono lttnc throw
new of the burden of taxation on poo-
do it grout many things which bot-'1
_ urttutlmolbor did not know how to do.
we of moderate circumstances. tl‘t'ncticnlly ttli incl-2o things are tint-tuit
This fact. Sillliliiinlilllf'tl by financial in the bit “f her“
DONE» “USN ‘0 ll“ 1“ Will“ “5 (1331' time. ('dllCdlion tutti proriotm trniuinstl
extreme. lvlvory
ho moral i9: iltiy lion“; yourself: ‘3“, new...“ by u“. mm”), “0“,. To
“in” let ”l" ”‘4‘ 51‘“ them “11- ’wnsto tituc loot-ping :1 new trade to;
. '.V iwnstto precious: wool on unskilled et-
GREAT STATESMAN~GREAT l _ . .
li‘nrt. rs hztrtlly loss than Cl‘lllllllill.
OPPORTUNITY l ‘ ., . ,
. ' l t fl‘tlllE‘l'alltHl and organization are
ltitu Root IS cottStdct-cd (me of the. .
' ‘ Ibo two bin-goal lessons the tuodorn
test statesmen llllk‘ republic ever.
need. as head
‘9; American Commission to Russia.
be. greatest. and only. conccS‘sitm.
(‘lubs are largely
Women can;
woman has learned.
llis appointtuont ‘
rcsponsdtlc for that.
work together to produce results im-
possible an individuals. It a group of
President Wilson has made to .
. _ . women will devote. two hours a day
writ of non-partisansbtp. Root. . .
. . . apiece lo the establishment. oi a.
oint tht way for the Russmns.l . ‘ . ' 1
he per‘uade them to take m“ group ltttcucu, which wtli serve all!
. families of the run with llOlll'lSlllll
53’? If he does he will go down in g p g
cries as the greatest statesman of. . .
_ y. ‘ilIOllt‘y over the ittdtvtdunl
ge. And Root m {,2 years of ser-
meals at a great saving in time and
way, they
- . can accomplish infinitely more than
.io mankind has yet to fall down;' k ‘t _ it t 1 d
‘ )y '1“ till le “'0 lOlll‘S 1‘ 3y.
ts job. His greatest opportunityt g De
* i’l‘hcy thus set free their maids to
Spear the close of his éal‘t‘f‘l" _ '
. _ ' work in knitting factories now clamor-
tbe cout‘tdenctti of tho
ing or they save enough.
in
for help,
money to buy machine-knitting
W.
« GOOD SUGGESTION
entry of the Interior
quantities. _
Community inundries
.‘same and. Community
where possible. would be direct aitl.
And it's not impossible for some wo
man's club to install knitting machin-
ery. '
It Grandmother already knows how
to knit socks well and swiftly, let her
abusing practical interest in “0 h“ b“- Wt ““3 But M l“ util-
Wichita. and impress rtnuy‘ize Groundwater-'5 ability to a much
‘ as of the youth or thialhlgher pct-coin. or custom.
. mm
Franklin some the.
sheep farm.
in "relating to America’s litter
the war. it acted upon, this
>1
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llll'lllb. btxlmwo pt‘l‘
, or
i llt'Iil‘ll‘lg ti 1") per cont.
‘ lilllitltl
its'illt'lll dcnotttittttlionn, ttnd subscribers
ltlttctimt the war we lll'L‘ now (inclined
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'l‘bost bonds bont' intrrm .il ll l-E
pot cont. per Ztilllilill and lb.- intcrentl
tinytlltie St'llll‘llllllllull) on tho iii-l
toonlit titty oi ilot-otnbor illltl tho fit
it ontlt do) of June in ctlch your, .
What Special Advantages Have i
These Liberty Loan Bonds?
tine I‘hllt‘t‘lill altlttttttttgo llt) olltor‘
boutb. Notional. Stale. titunit‘ipatl. ot‘
out'potnlo. llil\t‘ In that it llit‘ lfllilod
Fld‘tl'n tinting; tho t‘tlililllllflllt‘t‘ of this
nor >llllll twitto (\lltt'l' bond: til it high
rate oi lilit‘t‘t‘sl. llll‘ holders 0!
ll.t"l‘ l.‘l)l*lt)' bonds have tho right to
out-littttgio lllt'll‘ l.ll)t‘l'l_\‘ bonds for
builds l)t":ll‘iil§'. the higher title of in,
torost, ttttllnt i'ot' dollar.
What Other Special Advantage Do
These Bcnds Passccs?
’l‘ltcy ill‘l‘ nontztyublc. 11' your city
county. illltl Stole tunes are 'tbrco
mills on tho dollar, it not unusual t;t.\:,l
those bonde are equivalent to ordi-
llill)’ corpo'ttto or other investments
i
a,
In addition, no Federal iztx which
our conditionn bitty lillt‘l‘ utoltc ttoc»
PSY-lll‘)‘ will :tt’trcl tltcsc bonds. Tho
only lii.\ those bonds are subject to is
the ittltorixnttoo tux, which applies to
till prnportt of :‘li ninth \viuttttocror,
getting or i
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l 5‘1"” :4 SPMH; !
. iii-"- 3' . a‘r. it: Vict- (Jun . _. 1 » i‘ i
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l .i’l'. 6;}. . .' >1 for» Emu. 3, i h ,t. . .H, A. t. I. e iwr‘gp
'.Ll‘ ‘ x, f -.,‘ 1 «1 ‘ ' ,' r;‘ 4 -_ -.
h dill .l ‘ 'uN' ’ l d LP?“ ‘1' “ 21ml“ liriuv - rt l‘jll‘i. ill l‘. 31”!) il't’ui . 23c}.
,ui‘ ill li'dl‘b. uni in"...
Waiting: his out lilt‘
4.
towel and the rnzor tultrn nun}
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4‘
:Gl‘illli'é :ttlotttpt Cl‘ hi5 own life you»
ll‘rtnccinons with the local charitiots do-
i
.tion of having the physician examine
'tltt- man
i
, t t
lilillllbi l
r ‘ lip tho tucautime. and they rcquenicd
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llBER fY [HAN that they would come to Norwuik. and
'l‘t‘ lu' illll)\\'t"’_l in slittilto. and his wish
How Are Liberty Bonds Obtained?
lliztnh for: -
lllf‘t'l :
til application for the;
M‘ ol‘ tip-go imp-ls can ho ubv'
i‘totr‘t tho 'l‘reasury llopttri-
t..ottt. titty l“t‘tlti'iil “(‘50th) Dunk. tiny
Nattiontll. Sliill', or itrt’vnto bunk, any
oxprosrt otl‘tcc. :tttd iiil)’ pout oilico in
the l'nitod Suites. Any bank or post-
Inttdter will illll applicant. in tillinp.‘ out
his bitmk and the other ‘iit‘ln‘ neces-
sary to obtain these bonds.
If These Hands Are So Desirable,
is It Necessary to Advertise
Them Extensively?
it is not llt‘t‘tflbliill'y i0 mlfirt‘llet’! these
bonds to roll lllt' whole issue. but it
ll; cttrnoeatiy tlouircd that this: loop
:llli'lll be :t popular loan. it loan by and
from tho poopio :tt ltll‘il'l‘ of lilo l’nil-
cd Sluice, but not atom from bunks,
trust companies. and financiers. To
tltttt cud bonds are to bc issued of
for f-‘lllilll :tttmttuts pro to he ttppliotl
below the nulmcribcrs for large
ontouillzt ttro ill'illlll‘ll tboir l‘tlll nub-
ccription.
Is it Patriotic to Purchasc
These Bonds?
You; over-y American who sub-
scribcs to the 3Ii+~licu of the course of
tho l‘nitcti Stutci: in entering: and con
in ritottltl rlllth‘C‘l'lbt‘ to the Liberty
Loon llottd ln‘hilt‘ to the extent of his
\l llt'l‘ iiuttltt-iztl itlJllll).
l‘lW‘i‘} Altlt‘l‘il‘:lil who subscribes to
the toilet tbttt :tn Alllt'i'lt‘illl should
'ltlllll by lily or bor country should
:~tilI-tt‘t'fl)l' to tho Liberty Loan Bond
insuo.
livery .‘ilnoricttn who lovcs America
and is .lottlotts: nl‘ Amt-ricn’s honor
should subscribe to tho Liberty l.o:tu
loud isnto. ’l‘ho l‘i‘:ll :‘uccenfi of the
loan is to ho more tiott-rtuinctl by the
ntuubor of Americans pill‘lk‘lllilllil: in
it lllilil by the amount subscribed. ’l‘hc
.upitit of tho nation is going to be
judged :tbroml. cspccittlly by our cu-
otuim, more by tho numbor of its Atu~
oricnn tncn tilitl women who support
this bond issue than by tho. more,
amount :«ttbsct‘ibod.
'N.l.ct,tlillcliles
Expert Analysis and
market Forecast of
Submarine Bolt
. Emma can. ‘
Jerome Ilerde
in. the current issue of
erotic: tumult IllIlE'S
Industrial and Mining Age
Published one. I week since
J 1909. Road i to
m3...” ’ Mailman:
Subscription 88. not you.
“mum-emu..- -
pom of introduction digit
mummy
uncritical. mitt-its;
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,l’llllt‘rill Director [Raymond & Son, and;
am: it! i. m:
. wow“ m,“ in... ,.. a... .6.
AMOVE 9U?! V'fi ACTtflfi
«M... W...
barrel Fri wimp Within Hit". Sigma
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WRLK'E ' 395$“ CORNER”
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llama
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HANGING tn
HWKI’P FELL
When Hr. Protcchd Against
ti c-tniiuutilly of
Titurmlny t“.‘(-Ylli!;.‘
and n8: -"il‘ a l to
but llc “an titer
from
I':t[r‘tllt I111 Ltlni. «it Mt Tie-l; ll.t\"‘ 9
Mn:
“in an t-l'fnrt in ndjtu-t crumbly lilo
Milt-J u kl?! Il'
lltmnt.
llk'
lletslt bi?
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The liltinnil poiico Wore notified of
Saturday Bargains
Tonight Iron 7 to 10 o’clock
Worth While Savings for Thrifty
Folks
. . _ . . tiit‘t‘ort-ttoo botwoon tbo nll'tr.” ilopnrt
lllltl by his brotoei‘tulnu. Mr. lilll'lirw. ,mm ll“ (all. w y (t. i A, . , yin ‘
. . . . . ‘ , i ‘ 3. Eli 3,1." ' ‘, ‘- " 1v. .
\Hit) Fill up watt-inn}: llllll oil night, . J. l L“ M .”
:Il'liit'i‘}‘. l tuvtttd topresoitttslm‘n til’ 6
both lil' l't‘hlt‘tl ptti'lit“.~. to u coziil-i'v
encc with pic that Monday. The toll
lotion was accepted and lllt" (onion 6
once held. I did ltol protein} to not
as an umpire (If the disputo and con
sitlcvoti my bttsinces SittiplyHt‘o decitlo .
whether itlr, llnt‘i‘y. slrcct fortutan, "l
l‘Iltl (lilill' anything contrary to the in-
ietwr of tho city. in justico to Mr.”
Duffy, 1 Mall to state itt my judgment.
he was justified in his complaint and
that it" lto‘did but not in not-ot‘tlanco
Willi military etiquette. nevcrtliolv‘s;
tcrdtty morninu. and ilflPl' making or-
pttt'iuionl, Sozgonut Bryan Silk took
cltnrco of ltr. Grant. and locked him
up in the First. District station house
Sorgczmt Silk it‘mncttitttoly notified
Dr. Franklyn S. Brown. with the inten—
1
and then commit him teui
poremly to llr. liluluud's sanitttriuni in
i‘i'cstport. The llridgcport polico nu-
tbm‘itics had been notified of the case
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Matting: Covered Shirt Men’s Hose
tlt‘o local police. to hold Grunt, saying
a. .. 1. -, ‘ . ,,.. l": ‘r'.' ‘ cv‘
mite shttrgc of him at once. Sergeant 1”" dc} ha" ‘h‘ approml (it n“ manna W dlSl BOXES 12 1.2;: pair 3%
Silk lltcn notifil-tl Tlr. nrowu of the and highway department. it"; $219 l.‘\i _‘ .. ‘7 . ,;
cltttugo in plitlls, and the sergctlnt‘s in~ —~-~--—~-— ~~-~-~~1—---« i“ ' "I “W“ ”1”“ §
lontions were dropped, l SPRINGWOODS REORGANIZED A T“ bl 0i Cl ll -——-—-———_......___._..__ “-5
Tim Bridgeport police failed to make The Springwood bilFt“llilll it‘am lt;t::'. d e l 01’ TVh't D . l ' l“
will, spiraling; ltty 413018312} 0“; been reorganized and will play the ll Best Glil‘tlltV ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 19C . I (3 "355 Anon
ll ”,1 m) .‘Z'H‘ZZ'P. W .. Norolom tomorrow nit-Prnoou at No- i “4"" tillilli‘l'. _\':tr-.l wido lio-r- '
duty. lltfott intttn‘ illt station ‘ ‘ . ‘ . \ . (3.! . ,fl.
bonsc. tho Ft‘l‘l‘l'illll l’liitl :t ittllt tvitb ““031 ”Hum“- Tb“ SilrlllL’il'OOll 11'1"“ Remnants 0i oil; lllill' Mt t‘é
Grunt. who scouted in be quito nor
that at thttt time. lic requested that
up follows: Artoil c, lit-line ll, Kil‘tllllt‘yfil
p. Yolk lit. \\'o:ti'or 2b, lit-Sully 6:, al
liellus ll'. iiorosscy ci‘. Rilzu rt". .g
Special ........ 11c yd.
Aluminum (.lotl’ec
390 V rid
W
\t'n.‘ :rnni -l. 'l'h1 ecrcoant thcn lcit 7 l» . , _
forymmel H ‘ P . l‘lll‘élkll lionr, of the United Sittlcs’ig PQI‘C' later Shll'lllla‘ Priiil‘fi
About two hours ltticr (idiot-r Nztvy. mo1 ‘11 Norwatik yesterday and ’9 _ J " _ ‘ \‘m. ”my,“ My! ( W,
t‘hnrlcs in Price entered the Station inupecltetl till oi" the boats in this ban .t, 6 ('le Sig/.9 ........ 5.1.92: " ‘ ‘ ‘
1mm") prcpnrntory to PM)”: “ll, duty. bor which might pos‘nibiy be available t “‘1'“ 32-9” 71-943 V’ll‘d
and upon going to tho coll room to soc ( ll ‘ 1‘ 't Id Sr! own 0 t 0“ -; i‘cauir 1 i. .. t
if Grant was all right. ttincovorvtt the 0 u ‘m‘ “ es g .1m n. " i > r ‘ 5 U U'
tmtty hanging: by a bolt and lutudltcr‘ stor boata were given an especially Cut Glass Bud ‘v use .
obiof from the coiling of tho coil. or thorough examination as many of
~ Value $51.00 ..... . 49c
' 10 Quart Blue and White
Enamel Preserviusz
‘ Kettle
Value $1.25 . . . . . .
Dust Down Sweeping
Compound
5 lb. can .......... 19c
Regular 23c.
Table Damask
on tut-lion wide, full bleached
l‘o gul‘tr 396.
floor Thomas Tim-boy cnlcrcd the sin
tl-m just at this timc. and tho two oth-
ccr< cut the body down. and notified
Medical Examiner Tiuntintzion. 'l‘ho
"routiucr pronounced suicide by humpi
ing. :
lrnni :icmtuoiistlttd his total ml by
tilllli'llllfi' his bolt through two balm in
the ceiling of the coll, and thou lllllk-
lug tt'nocond sliprnoo‘ic through which
ho put his head. with his handkerchief. ‘.
He jumped off of a cross bur in the
“ltll‘ o! the cell, and probably cxpirod
rory quickly.
The body was taken in clutrgo by
them will be taken owr by tlto Fill-
orzti govcrni‘tcnt.
NOTES OF THE BUILDING
DEPARTMENT
The White Electric Company wan
girtn a permit to do wiring! for .i.
(tlittrlcs Gross on liytttt uremic.
‘ Herman ITinquc. was given pcrmttu
to tip wiring {or Mike Oljean. Mixing-
ton avenue and for Louis Nytty. l‘ott-
nelciicul avenue.
.-
6c yard
2
85c
lied Sweet. 9.
Fin-i. t; .tlily double bed size.
4—H...
ll> ututctt .outly tor ttso.
4-.»
we;
$1.19
tun-u.
GETTING RELIEF FUNDS Men’s Balbriga‘an
arrangements for the. tuncral are now; . m , .. J
being made. Grant is survived by n‘ NEW HAVEN. May 2ti.«-So n‘lflnv holynos 100i}! lash) U d . ' .1
ulster. Mrs Burns. of 34 Main Btrot’l. organizations here are undertaking rte- 25c Sue ___________ 17C rt erwedl Q
fiottwrtlkf. l‘lld lby a. tut-int?»‘i‘lriiighngri. lief work in connectiort with the war. l.ou: mm mm 51W” “My”: lé
Iran 0 .cwm s cc cc . ’~ P . ‘ y H“ ’ . . , _;
Tllc brother has boon notified of the or "”‘m‘c 3‘30"” im “0““) “bill!" ICYOdeC lull ltl‘ lintlp length d:“jvl.t,i-l‘t l
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that complaint has bocome quitt- gon-
ticttth. The deceased wttuTfi years at OZ bottle 1" ‘ _
ttgc, auditor «some time is bollevoti to ernl. the chief criticism being that tic" 8 llcé’uiar 17C, """" -C ZIC (‘ElCll r}!
hover; beegulerttngcd. i 'l i 1 activities of one body overlap that of
A out vc years ago, It :5 ml or sit ._ X ‘ e ( in . . . I" ) ‘1 I i . . 1 l . .
citlc toolflplaco in the First Dintrict anothtr. Ibwanl‘s‘tttt ['3 today .Uf) 4. ./ Women’s HOlQDl’OOl Dual, } ch‘lh‘ Sh H5 .4
4ifillt‘ll itouet‘. vl'liclt dirtiest 13111113. 01' rept‘enonioillf‘ “tam.“ commlllttet ill H - . Fila'i color... Lututtlt-ti cuffs. all"
Wilton, ltl‘l‘t‘Sit‘tl for theft. bung blur: backed by several active bodies itnson- ‘t OSIGIY ‘
roll in the some coil. and used lhc‘tered upon ‘1“, tank of 00.0"!“ng I limit)“ 309 pair, Regular 69c.
sumo two identical holes as did (irttni. ; the relicf work and ”m collection of l; . - .. I ,;
.rltts second happening of tho .uttttrttl1fmmq 'i‘he Mm is to form a control ”I 3 Dana for $1.60 4h: it“
character gives rise. to the qucution nut " -7: “:3 (“Q"i. 0W0 0.0 .64.? .10 lair" Jam
Tho took is sold to pt“
done in tho t‘tttttro in thc First District : sent difficultics in that buckers oi rm
Smilfln- 10 milk“ such action lmDOS-iorgauizntion are usually under the int-l
“1”“ f Th" “fr???" i“ l'l“'0;‘t’?ll‘;’: l“): pression that theirs is more. impor-l
co 6 or you l‘ or ncom ‘t g > ‘
ttot‘tm‘sttl‘)‘. tutti tould costly be covcrctl tnnl than any or the. 0111315" I
with o tuotttl club. which would do
‘,l\\‘il)' with tho opportunity now of-
fered tiny occupant of the. dolls, who
would (cutotttplnte stticidc.
ills disappearance from the home of
his ttunl. Mrs. Alina Spoor, m 630
lI‘nirtlcld tivcnuc. liridgcport, was I‘ol-
lorrcd by n trttntic search on the part
of members of bin family. who hired
autotuobtlos illlll hurried about the
country in on attempt to locate the
lompnrttily unbttlztncotl man.
Mrs. Spear telephoned this morning
to the downtown police that ctcr
lltnnt, brotbcr oi the unfortunate mun.
would cotuo bore to claim the body.
to u'bcthor or not something should be .- ““3““th-
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mllllillllti iii: ”nib
.. .. Steel iron.
Automobile, Shipbuilding :
and Railroad interests
Engineers, Machinists, Allied Industries and Their Employees
When the war started three years ago nobody wanted
l U. S. Steel at $40 per share; nobody could see its value.
Today it is selling at $127 a share, paying extra divi-
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THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.
All (H't‘l‘ our land l
'i‘bis ltontoriul Day.
We honor tho groves
01‘ tbo llluc ltnd the Gray:
What nutttcrta the (‘it\l$t‘
How they fought tor and diod,
Thcy'ro bottontb lbw annu- ting:
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In tlw Oiil‘ill. aide by side. . l (lends, and everybody wishes he had bought it.
Thu rows that mm passed. l You have accumulated wonderful profits during the
Harp hcnlcti up our wounds 1 past: three years.
its the clouds puss nwny ‘ . _ .
0 Fry"! ttllelligltt 0H“: “Jim“? : _; You are bound to have tremendous prosperity during .
lll‘ “Bill" 8 love gl‘OWll Pill: 01'. 4 \1 ‘ th‘ cOmin ears F
As our slept: have grown saloh'. g y ' ‘
“limit: 13.2.32? lpllitillm’ ll . l . The most dangerous period in the life of an individual.
‘ ' l “ a corporation or institution is when it is prosperous.
uSilitgtiut‘i‘lwfnsycil‘tl:n out run ' i It is than that one 1'6 apt to make mIStiavkes 81186
i t J ' ‘ 7 H. ' u '
And the old tlttn'wos saved 7 ‘y one knows It all. .
A.fi~“..::°mg:§.“;; 3,: $33}. l Nobody wants Real Estate now. In three years from
Has long since washed away, , ‘l 1 now everybody will probably want it, and pay big
And the wild flowers grow l ‘- ‘ . ' ' . >
O'cr the little and the. Gray. « ‘M {I . . ' . pn‘ces f0! It
W .H l . I m “1 . let 3 Put nettle now in Real Estate some of your profits.
:vxtiregelcgg' 15:90 dg' *l ‘ Property along the new White Plains nxtenston of the
19- g‘flVe of a soldier, -. ‘ .~ 11 I a 83 e C 3 i '
T‘ l S bway i f , on emotive investment it cam
Whoever he be;
And cover with flowers.
The earth where. he lies.
Your after year,
Until the last soldier
" ’ et away from you, you control it and you know as
time goes on it is bound to increase in value—the m
as it always has along new subway lines. ' , . -
llnprotectetli Auction Sale or 1445 Lots r
j ” f it out! adjlcent to Boston Poor Road and White Plains Road l
. barium! Spencer hate
to: the Rain and New York minimal, if
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by I. Y. Til. & m a
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dies.
And then who will finish
The duties we left:
When the heart no more beats
in the lust soldier's breast:
Will the children then gather
The flowers in May.
And» seek out the graves:
Where the old veterans lay.
And when slower Eat-tit.
. Slut! am up the dead:
May they all—be forgiven
Foo-.«tha: Blend that m shed.
was: the trumpet shall mud
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Norwalk Chronicler