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EVENING SEN TINEL
' It. It A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
" nsmnupnnn BY
‘JAMES GOLDEN
vanity Jinn: if," 1917
flan-rune. ALMANAG son
TOMORROW
tide 11:19 a. m.;11:23 p. m.
mines 4:19; ses 7:29.
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BIG SENTINEL TELE- ’
. PHONE CALLS
tprial Rooms—92.
' ,ess Office—93.
lk Branch Office—1388.
. t ’s Residence—2182.
Editor’s Residence—1492.4
., ,t ens Manager’s Residence—i
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‘ 113412.
THE RED CROSS DRIVE
mes so quickly.
.a! after appeal, with each per
on: as the ‘war lasts. We might
a any time.
organization. a Volunteer,
Hing through private initiative
in. humane work with
A
IOm‘cannot do, needs money.
'nted scope of its work.
masks for $100,000,000.
sash matter of course. It
are sorely needed,
to sick and dying.
, The
apiece for all of its.
sum l'cqllt-stctl
give. a good
...,._..7._ __ . _ _ _ __.._._,-:
"— lpnialnas for l
Now that the Liberty Loan is sails.
:etorily taken care of, there comes‘a 1""
W appeal. llon‘t dodge Uk‘t‘dust‘ itlmm‘”
There will be. ap-l
,Wsttxd the Red runs headquarters they
to urgent than its predecessor. a. |
Mt
ill get used to "coming acl‘tlSn" now
"It. is for the led t‘l‘tlss. "l‘his greatI
l
auxiliary,
mob of thry army and naty. pet“
_ efficiency, doing for our soldiers n.0-‘t “flu?”
nd sailors what governmental official.
l .
I, "was the stlit‘l'nglst
tlon cannot do otherwise than {”01“}th hit
Not to do so would mean a tlt'llltll’v“. "ll
1') tlle men at the from of simple Willi"
Sorts in the way of clothing and oth-i
her accessories which civilians possv‘t t
t‘ .\'ot all illt‘ battles of the day are skates Miss t‘l'ugcr had taken to Coo had raised the soil which they had.
can the refusal of medicines, halid-
ges, ambulances and hospitals that
\esertion of our fight-cm when they
in :l tlolllll‘
Home of u< call
deal more than that.‘i
1: An American Fl 9 $1.09 :
. 'lnxsn ‘ .
0n presentation of this Coupon at either office
illl'tuntgalldlsl _ad\alit:lge in tho war.‘
'i‘i.» \‘.tllili‘n ill tillt“>lltlll were engaged
tin tll-- laudable work of making army:
lied They
lionccivcd the brilliant notion of send
lll‘
Cross.
l
appeal into the‘
"Votes for Wo-l
l. .
sin: [llt'll' suffrage
nclics by sewing
on lilt‘ puck-1 of every suit.
lthn thirty suits tlltls adorned reach“
‘. ; wore promptly rejected.
t
i it isn‘t that the sodium- caust- is
i
'not worthy alld do 5 not tit-serve all
liilt‘ support that can be won for it.
i
~Tllt‘ point i.~ that tho war is so big
and serious a thing tllat nothing t‘l.'~t‘
t
will be llt‘tlllllit‘tl to t'tllllllllt‘llit‘ or
a interfere with it.
, , t
The war demands the undivided, ut-
rnl‘c spirit’ ‘
of til-c nation. in this
‘solt-lun hour the litllf’ cutcrprise
llltjlllllil-M‘WOI‘S seems
i sum corresponding to ”1,. “mu-Woninipcl'tint‘nl atll l'liiolous. it will 1).“RU'I‘l'l(,VRU(:ER’S
illlc \‘ttlllt‘ with any prison or ol'canilzd-
And the tion that tries to exploit any caust“
~ not a tlll't‘t'l hearing on out“
national ailll 'lllt‘ “inning of the
VHF.
___n_.._._.._.,.____.
THREE BIG VlCTORlES
would
~bting ltlllL'lll with guns on the battle-
Tllt‘
t'rl‘JlllllSl tliht‘llht' has been going: stt‘utl-
fit-ids oi" lit-trope. pcacc
it would mean lllt"
lly t‘ol'wztld At a t-ont't-rcnw held ro
.t-t‘ntly ili New York city three big
pictorics \‘tl‘l'l‘ claimed by lllt‘ Alum-i-
l
tt'alt \lctliml \SrlH‘lZlilllIL ‘
‘
(tiltx tll' titty-c was the tltitt-ltttlllititllt
‘oi' :lll illlilt“‘llll‘lll' that i-- also up with
of the SOUTH NORWA-lK SENTINEL. * é
Washington St, . . St). Norwalk *
60 Wall St., . . . Norwalk *
l r..- s a: a: >l< :1: at s: :r. :;. a: =l= e _'-t=
L , ., A M
ilcsson to anybody lv'lllplt'tl to st‘ek:ulso with Russia‘s views. Our war
of cxplaill.
‘oi' illt‘ body.
Cleveland ll. Dodge. of New York has i
‘ . ”1 .' I. ‘. . it ‘ t \ r ' .'
“fled 51’0””“0” to 1h" mud. “n roll] ~t t.» it it .~ t\|lt( ttl to it \tllllllttll ,
._ . .. . ixo ltit-tlit-al \\'tll'l' at the from, “her"
,fllon that ill (llllt'l‘fi Sllllh‘t'l‘lllt‘ lltl‘ _ ‘ ‘1
. ii in. b. In ll‘it‘tl on:
11 lived Slll‘pl‘lht' no
hie ‘amount.
‘d by requisite lllllllllt‘l'
Wealtllan‘ pouring out
a special dividtnti tt‘
osl entirely to the
11694
or gifts, howwer.
Every ccnt
bra should remember
nt;they give will
are no "rake-oil's" in
done without recompense.
* f Finance's CLAIMS
ensable conditions on
on would
include four main item's:
France;
ed by Germany:
ini'the invaded regions;
‘easily agree.
caption” of the
on to (the restoration
traction, about the principle
be settled by a referendum
the if this princely proposal is accepcI
like watci.
hich is expected to be turned tl\'t-l‘t
Rt’tl (.‘l'or‘
ore twill ho lllt'lliy of room for llunri
.\'o coutl'itllltioll.‘
matter how Sillitll. will be super-
0
can be used. And the,
that t-vcl'yI
really be used,
callcctimls. And all the wot-kl
tlonal congress, has settled all con-
rsyies regarding French wnr aimsi
.t'lng forth unnlihtllkably the in-tover the diseases that have twnrrctl
which against civilization.
agree to make pcace.t
but, the return of Alsace-Lorraino‘
”econd, the liberation of territories
ird, reparation for the damage
urth, the creation of a league of
tfor the maintenance of peace.
scare. terms to which the Amen
ceplé, npd the world in general,
With tile possible
Alsace-lm'raine
‘th, they represent aims which the
nited States itself has ekplicitly ap-
ed. And it isn‘t. likely that our
stem, or public would'offer any
”s lest provinces. if there were
it . . _, _ p ;
“.mtter, owing to our disapproval
or, his onnexatlons,”_ the issue
ubitnats of these 19mm».
do await what their decision
lust-d with t‘ttlllpll'll‘ success.
lll:ti\t‘llttll.< healing power.» and has
our own til"
tlim-n pl'ott-tl particularly l‘l‘l‘t‘t'lllt‘ in‘
itl'cnting wounds from liquid the.
be Steel 'l‘l'ltst th-- other day declar-x
$Tt,t)tltt_ttotl
Another \lctory against dlscuse.
|\\'Zl.\ “'(Hl Wil‘l‘ll all anthrax t'ul‘t‘ \Vllb’r
\. tl'ttlllltl that itclually t-tlrcti. it is n
lcotubination of snrgcry and st‘trtllll. Al
'lon:~holcinau who had t'tllill‘ut'lt'llv
llllis tilSt’fl-‘t‘ tt-lttlt- littntlllng littlt-si
[from South America was tllsvllttl‘gt'tli
it'l'olu lllt‘ hospital after two weeks. llts
l
l
the]
|
fllatl been cured by this new method, of
'a (llN'ile‘ that had long bal‘t'lcd
ld ..
(lt‘ltllr.
the “Ni: V
The third victory was won over'
lirighl's Disease, by trt'iatilln thej
lblood as well as the kidneys i
The ideals of democracy for \vhicllt
‘ _ _ . ilttst night.
he French chamber or ttcllttllt‘s. 01‘: the. European war is being fought can!
d more fully and developed"
bt- cnjoye .
Ito a higher degree for such VlClOl'ltr'S
.________4____..
WAR PU RPOSES
l‘rcsidt-nt Wilson's note. to the Rus-
sian republic made our war policy as]
clear as daylight. Here. are the chief
items:
".\'0 people must be forced to live:
under sovereignty under which it does‘
not wish to live.
“Np territory must change hands er
cept for the purpose of securing to
those who inhabit it a fair chance of
life and liberty.
No indemnities must he insisted up-
on except. those that constitute pay:
ment' for manifest wrongs done:
mat-adjustments of power must
be made except such as will‘tend to
0" secure. the future peace of the world.
and the future welfare and happiness
of its peopb."
These declaiations are an amplifi-
cation of the fundamental principle
announced by President Wilson in his“
war message to Congress: "The World
of,
of
'throrngh n manhole. immediately gain
must be made safe for democracy."
. Great Britain, France and Italy, our
coo ”Miami-9K . three mussel. fillies. hm tut on
|
program has therefore become the pro';
gram of all ill-s allied powers. l 1'-
Againsl this luminous exposition of
motive and aim stands the strange
contrast of a German war whose. Bur-l
poses the masters of Germany navel
not yet declared openly either to thel
The?
l
nearest approach to an explicit stated
world or to their own people.
mellt made. in recent months was the:,.__
utterance of Field Marshal you llin-"
denbuig, that Germany
against any power on earth such a
peace as Germany dtafill‘tl‘b', so that the.
present war'will not have bt-t-n fought-
ill vain." :
What is the nature of "such a peace
u l ,
as, Germany desires? l‘lle conclu-
sion is illet'iialtlc that the Kaiser and
his ft‘lltl\v»t'tllispirituous do not dare to
.— ..—._——- ”.Hm..-”
MURDER CALLED . l
A RIPPER CASE?
t
(Continued Fl'Olll Page One) ;
laborers employed by
to dig ill tln- cellar for
t‘l’ltlt‘llt't' illlt-artlicd the
the police
llllflllt‘l‘
on February 1? to be
The skates. with a pair
chi‘s shop
:tllltl'llt'llI—‘ti.
war or shoes :t'tla'sllttl, were blood slain in m.- g‘rppi‘ TA“)
lttii, and all “‘4‘ thoppcr. dill: up~ncar early in the spri u. but not enough,
“litl't' the skates were found, had
blood stains on it also. '
lzi. titto ll. Scliultzc. county medi-
cal t-xltnlilit-l'. who made the atliopay,’
expressed llll‘ opinion that the crime
was another "ripper" case and as suchl
‘wttlld have llt‘t‘ll perpetrated by ullt“
tlllllll. who hardly would have had ungimpi Just ppm.“
. . t
.tccolnpllcc.
Many persons who have heme);w
'étllllllt‘tl by the police since the body thc other. adjoining in ”1.. rear,
was lound \ll'l'l‘ sullpot'lltlcd to appcnr
bt-i'ore lilt' grand jury today. The cor-
ll ltttfi'ill lilt' cellar would be resumed today to;
iii an t‘fltll'l to find a put-.- of bone
lnissiltu ll'blll tilt- young woman's llcad.‘i
He said an investigation would llt‘;
startt-tl tlll‘lllt‘ lailttflt oi the police to‘
find the girl's body. which was recov,
t-it-d by lll‘lYtllt' detectives. l
The discovery of the hotly was duel,
‘solt‘ly to .\lis. (trace llumlsloll. la\vyt>l',j: hatl «tood.
for M r. and Mrs. llcnry l). f‘rugcr. the
girl's parents. The investigation wasl
lcncwctl about a week ago after lllc’
authorities had searched the cellari
and had all but decided that the tnysu
tcry, like that of the disappearance of
ltoiotlly Arnold, was never to be solv-
t-d. " "‘ tikvt
The discovery established positively}
that the tin gulcnl of corset cover
found a few duys ago was not Ruth
(‘l‘llfll’l".\‘. This led to a determina-
tion on the. part of Detective Krund
who had conducted the investigation'
at Mrs. Hulnislon‘s direction. to con-
tinue tliti'scllrch. in a belief tlutt l'UI‘t
lher revelations may result.
“We shall keep on digging." he said
“Since we have found
clothing which has no connection with
this case, there is a possibility that
other bodies may' be unearthed."
Mi‘ss tt‘rugcr was last seen ill ("oc-
clli's shop February 13, where she.
went to have her skates sharpened.
Two days later Cocchi also disappear-
cd. lie was found llylllg in Bologne,
ltaly, ten days ago and expressed the
belief dull the girl had been kidnapped
and taken to Europe.
Ruth Cruger was killed by a blow on
the head administered by a heavy in-
strument, such as a piece of lead pipe,
which fractured the skull. A fragment
of the scalp. about four inches in ctr.
cumfcrcnce at the right side near the
back of the head was missing when
the body was found.
The body was fully clothed, even to
the gloves on the girl‘s hands. The
skirts had been nearly torn off, how-
ever, and the other garments were al-
most in shreds. The. legs were bent.
back till the heels touched the thighs
and ropes were fastened tight about.
the waist and the ankles. , ‘
Mrs. Cocohl sold her husband’s busi-
ness Saturday morning to Edward.
Lind and Charles .Greenbnum and the
searchers. who because of Mrs. Coc-
chi‘n objeotldns had limited their re
cent explorations to that part of the
cellar which is beneath the sidewalk
and had been forced to gain access
ed permission of the new proprietors
to enter by the stairway and stealth
both rooms of the basement.
The discovery which was to crown
their efforts was cxpedided by the.
presence of P. ‘F‘. Solon, general in-
spector and foreman at the Grand Cen-
tral Terminal. ti building and cement
expert. Mrs. Humiston had engaged?
would detect any mat? in the hour
ism” crime attired u shalom.
M w... ...’-— wwww
“will enforce .
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i‘ ‘ in.
The Boston Store
For Quality Merchandise, . Extensive
‘ and Low Prices.
Assortments
White Voiles
Splash and snow flake cffecls,
Misses‘ Wash Dresses
Vtry attractive llludels in (linoleum, poplin
Women’s Fashionable
Patent Leather Belt
voile. linens, eltn, pretty
f I t'7 v. x " 1)
Menium “‘8 “‘“5‘ \alue. "99 construction lit-lily lined with
fine 'woven, sheer quality, also _ . .
White crepe. Value 29c. flax-Kills in the wanted alludes, tinny t-tl in smart coniluiiutgon in . it: and narrow widths.
Spectal ... ......... . 19c ' " 819“ $1- 00 ' 2°C to 75c
. . . . 0 i). - .
French Chiffon Valles Fancy S’ik Ribbon
F' 1 . , J ,_ . _ '1 5 anti t". "l -‘.'.e«< i="d- 'll 1' "1k.
49'2"“ ““3“”! “‘0“ “’“le- ‘ ““8 Everwear Couch Hammocks whitc‘itlltll‘21liol's.) it-S‘totl‘goi.“
7 blade of heavy (crude biown 260 vard
39C yard Vi ardYObe Trunks dock, with adjustable head -
, , ‘ r ' . rest lliL’ll sides and wind shield. l n L
White Plane File “1““ idea “1 Trunk heavy tufted mattresses. guzu- C 31:; wafemwps wide. Worth
anteed springs with stand. 15c anti 19c.
r .
Q 200 yard cretollne, contains drawers, hat - $1139 11C yard
White Poplin and cmnpammn' W 9“ gain“! P 1PM"? WOW“. ‘. Men‘s Handkerchiefs
Gabardine hangers. c'ctll‘M‘lll'. sn' suits or “‘0ng '1) . “mud” ‘md 1” All pure. llt’it'il llemstitcbed
Fine woven. excellent material, ten gowns 3.1”?" attractlve patents, Worth 19:. , ' I
for waists, dresses and lniddies ‘ " yards. Md“ 15
etc. Value 59c. $18.75 73C yard C
39c vard Dr Lyon’s Tooth P
. . . . . ‘ owder
P L' 5.000 Yrds of Dainty Valles 25c size . 16¢
ounce “181! Extttllslit‘ colorings. Vi’onderi'ul value, all a full yard wide and ' """"""""
Non crushahle, ill pretty shades.
Special ....... . . 49c yard
choice designs.
.0
Babcock’s Corylonsis
12 1420. 19c. 29c yard 'l‘alcum Powder.
l
Dress Linens _ . , $2.00 Yard Wide Stripe Silks 13" me """""""" “c
All pure linen, suitable tor skirts, 1,} w V r' t . q» 't' J ’
suits and dresses, complete color tr ‘ N d L ‘ k“ E I 31 49 Vnrd Barb was? SUItS
it “$501.,“an .- . special! ot. slightly soiled.
.i first special 69c yard Wool Serge — Eel-WET 151’00501' d - - - 599 t.
[r a '_ ' 2,“
N Palm Beach Suiting Yard wide in black and navy. Regular 75c. 9ft)? r u u an $1.22!“: ' .
S lht title dseusou's most desirable S e la] ............................ - . . . 56c vard W l ; ............ .1,“
pain sla cs, a splendid strong - ' a ' ' ' . I”
H mm. m, 3,, ”Wm... ”mm... 1.000 Yards of Figured Beach Cloth Sport Sklrtlng 33‘9“,gF'Bfiffillfifefing ‘
it for linen. \‘alllc 39c. Worth the. llhil‘t'llcnt styles. ‘ soles, all colors; i I i
aSoccral.........20cyard Smash... ................... . ...... ........19c 29cpair.
”53*?“ Q‘- 'm§”3fi.m.§® ”MMIQ’L «m..m»®,-®.m,@ 1.: 9,; <0 ’91s.
the settings of the croWdetl, foul slnel-l BLAC‘KMAILED GIRLS
ling cellar. First. he could not under“.
stand why lllt'l‘t‘ was so much loose
dirt on the floor. Previous searchers Bridgepor
t Man Took Them to Ride
turned up ill their digging in buckets
through the lllflnlltllt‘ and dumped it
police had dug
Solon iiullrcd. to account for the great 01 “mm" “9mm“, young “outfit out
pile oi loose earth which. with the doz-
V" or more broken motorcycles. de-
tached wheels and rubbish which litv
tt’f‘t‘d lllt‘ ilool‘. almost filled the t‘f‘lllll‘.
'i‘lir -cellttl‘ is divided into two coul-
pirtluclits, not including the cubby-
ill the shit-walk. The
first and larger oxtends back from the
in: to tell
home, if they did lloi give him
comiiderablc amount of mow-“y.
chcr D. Williams of tilt West ave-
nue, an t‘llllllOyl’ of
and Extorted Money i
Said by the police to have bceni
making a practice for several months;
In his automobile and thou llll‘t"lllt‘ll-;
stories concerning tllclri
character, besides making them walkl
a l
Flet ‘
the Rcllliligttlll‘
:2; .l,
‘
WOMENTRAlN ARMY cooks
i
front wall nearly twenty feet. while
is
llltt‘dly more than three feet wide. in
the southeast corner of thc lnrgc colll~
‘llltl ix now being . .
‘ ttlllt’l‘ announced last night that dlgglltl: pnrlnn-nt stood two lnrgtt work bench
Arms Co. was arrested 1th night by
members of the detective department:
on “technical charge of breach of1
peace says .he Bridgeport 'i‘tzlcgrtltn.,
Tagailtsl lllt‘ cast wall. The other thtlll
placed flush lltl\"‘
act ions
llllahlc
prac-
(lnc oi tllt‘ttt was According to the police they
\hecn suspicious of Willialus‘
for some little. but haw been
to “not anything on him.“ in
‘lically every instance the younu wo-
men ill question wclo too t‘rinlltvllcd
three inches out limit the wall. a fact
which struck Solan as pcctllini enough
to merit investigation.
\\’hcn lllt‘ bench had been liftczl
back the explorers were surprised to
find a ltnl'tlvdwll‘ing at the spot “'llt'l't‘
$91.,“va”Wm“ “m”. ol publicity anti tln- attending nll-
iiiisliiy they found the Gill'ltt‘t‘ to tip novanccs of a police trial, to make
floored with wood . jcoluplaillt against the man.
marked the begin
him: of lllt‘ end. An incision had been
made in the wood with an ax and from . {of Williams “l lllt'k “ill “'9" ‘0
this lltllttt tltt tillt‘nlllt: flt'c fcet loot: ltylwonlcn and impress them with his
two feet wide had been sawod. :rllf‘;fiill(‘lltiltl» character and good habits.
guhxig‘;;_'“‘;:pg:$m‘:31‘33; mimfiisluniil they are du‘litzhted ttl ride with
borers were set to work digging in llll‘ him in his fine automobile.
$011 llt‘ut‘ttlll. Th0 dirt “‘85 ‘0050 and Then a pleasant (ax-prying Ila-“#95
rnpid WWW?" “"9 made. quickly. Within n caliulnratit‘cl."
Two fil::h1::1'o:°:‘hnpd 5.3!,33e'nw (“photon time the couple are far out in.
gaps found a pile of mi. 01- six suits or [to the country and the hour is late.
mcn‘s bicyclc clothing. all new lllncctllwt this juncture comes the demand
apparently with the idea of n‘rresfitlf for money, with the “"011“,“? of
~ ' v ~.* e: . . .
it‘ll; ‘l.’.§ifl‘..l“fi2’ln"tiitfftl‘l‘tml‘ifia‘ttitimminent dW and the new
0f ‘00s” dirt would to the right. as “,5in of walking home.
it “"1le hltd ‘bt‘t‘n “CNN?“ “WW-l In most instances he obtained the
M,“ after ”no . of .“19 tflifigrrs haulmoney, the police declare. tmtl the
..
sinnc'c. Soian flashed his clcclrjc much wiser for her experience, But
pocket lantern on the object and an few days ago he chose a woman
small part ”f a ““1““ form “'“5 re- that did not intend to be blackmailed.
vealed. :She walked several miles to her home
The divgers now worked with re- _
nowcd Filth)!“ First one foot was un—f‘md “1““ TOWN“d ”‘9 ““3”“ ‘0 the
covered. thou the other. Both werc'police.
“m“ “i “it“? “iiiftins’i‘leidiifiir‘lf ”ti Sm” W hailed
SWPI‘Pt P 85 l ' . ‘
by Ruth Cruger on the day of her dis- it “3"“ ”‘9 necessary and lacking
appearance. Then gradually, shovehlevidenco against Williams. ills ar-
ms or dll't W"? removed “‘1‘" the rest last night by Detectives Thomas
”Vii,“ 'hflgirl'lf1$"°d‘ 1“" “"13 millilalone and Frank Ilolbrook followed.
cot in: d sieve e. was expose . . . of 1500 and
portion of onc'of the linen garnlcntsgn8 is held “l‘de‘ n‘bond . $ . t t -
was up about the neck. causing a sus- ‘Wlll be arraigned tn the City 001" 0
picion at first that the young victim day,
had been strangled but a closer exami-l
nation proved this theory to he un-
founded. _ .
it was 1:45 o‘clock when the diggers
made certain that a body had been
{gufigtagl‘iléhitd “fihgegyés'txgehgg: The. article which appeared in Satur-
,day’s issue of The Sentinel stating
shut. the undergarments all answeredtum.t the city was having difllculty to
”‘9 description which had been ‘gweniborimv money and that because of the
' . v ' f.
of Miss Ciugers clothing. The pos Liberty _l.oan,
Norwnlk, is likely to create the. im-
tive identification was to come after
preasion that the banks will not be in
the discovery of a blue has. lounge
later before the identity in been funds to extend the usual accommoda-
tions to their customers.
foot from the girl‘s hand. Other post-
tlve 'means of identification were a
‘ I wish through your paper to cor-
rect any such impression and to state
wrist watch and a seal ring,
that The South NorWalk Trust Com-
pany will be able to extend its usual
loaning accommodations to the busi-
ness interest of Norwalk and can also
take care of its customers' require-
ments and loan the city its running
expenses.
This discovery . . . . .
’ it is his .Illhll, so thc police say.
with joy for
-
W
CAN LOAN‘CITY MONEY.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
WHY HE LOST OUT.
“Darling.” he said after the manner
of the love-sick kind. “your many
charms intoxlcnte me."
"That settles it," replied the more
do.
money was sourced.“ ,
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l A league to train cooks for the army has jun been formed by well-
known w‘omcn. They know that thousands and thousands of cooks will be
needed for the millions or more lll~°h who must be organized into a great
army, and malty young men who nt‘Ver before knew anything of cooking
‘luusl learn it. They will teach these prospective cooks from the Army
3 Cooking Hannah. \
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MORE HAT SHOPS agreed by both sides that no other
, .. item of importanctz enters into int).
i HAVE LLOSED DOWN up...“
; l Dallbury and Bethel are the only
places seriously affected by the
trouble up to the present time and as
nearly as can be ascertained there,
seems to be no immediate probability.
at least, that factories elsewhere. will
suspend operations. it is generally
recognized in the industry that this
puts the burden of finding a solution
of the. problem squarely up to this city,
as factories elsewhere will naturally
profit at Danbury‘s expense as long as
those in this city. remain idle and the
danger of serious 1055 becomes great-
er each day that the tieup continues,
particularly as the busiest season of
the year in the hat industry is close at
hand. . -
It was stated Saturday by an officer
of the local hatters’ ,association, that
the question of arranging for a ten per
cent. assessment upon tliefiwages of
members of the United Hatters for the
purpose of providing for benefits for
those out of employment. during the
present difficulty was or]. discussed in
New York last week. as was reported
in halting circles that it was expected
to be. and so far as could be learned.
the matter has not yet been formally
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,know what they are going to cost.
them. So they called their men to-
gether and told them they wanted bills
of prices and would not continue any
tlongcr to make hats unless they knew
lwhat they were going to pay for them.
Illunble to make bills of prices unless
liliey would put the selling price in
ltheln, which they refused to do, they
decided to close down pending a settle-
ment of the difficulty.”
. The action of the meeting Saturday
.held at the Hotel Green Saturday of.
itcrnoon'by the shops committee of
'scveral shops, in response to at uni
Itation issued by the employcs if the
Danbury (10.. are fthttures of what is
developing into one of the most un-
usual situations that has ever occurred
in the hat manufacturing industry in
;this city. '
i The. action of the manufacturers
intent that the difierences which. up
to the present time, have resulted in
the closing of a few factories will to-
day b‘rlng about a general closing. consideped.
The factory of E. A. Mallory & Sons,
and that of the Cuff Bat .00., where _ .l- a
the bills of prices were signed several . ’ PROPER JUDGMENT.
weeks ago, and the factory of the Dc-l.
lohery Hat Co., which is engaged in at.
large government contract, will not be
affected.
The entire dispute and resulting
suspension of work centers in the one
m
There is more sheer cottage in the
little body of a gray squirrel than there
is in the whole vast carcass of an
lelephant. An old, old story tells of
question as to whether or not the blllsiia Sunday-school lat! who was asked
of prices for the current year shall be Why the 110118 didn't ext Daniel. 1118
.based upon thexselltng price of the. RDSWet‘ W88. “Because most of him
him in the belief that his trained eye'
which- the others might overlook,
sensible than sentimental maid. "I
can never marry you."
-“Why-slot, dearest?“ be asked. ,
Inspector Discover. 'CIue.
once of a group of sum-
Surely‘ enough tl mason who in:
in obsol- n suspicious feature» in
“Because; all ,
say is true, you ‘w‘nnltl be put
l, the rum."- ‘ ‘ l
.r’eplted. "it wluit you .
Mellon
.The money subscribed to the Lib- nnlshed product of tibetactmie'n The
erty Loan will in no way restrict the national orientation bf. the United
service to our patronl. Hatters of North Anteriwndemands
i p , Yours. var tnrly/ {that-the bills of prices shalt be so has-
‘ ' . r. C E. gm, ‘ t e indu‘ufaétur‘era reinsurance.
' tothltl'fle d ltl
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inparentiy ~EXcttan
was backbone and the rest of him
was grit." Itis the inside measure.
ment of a man that counts. We must-
jdge b‘y‘flwmomdandnotby the
p ystcal..m.mthflhetl§ ow .
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