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THE SOUTH NORWA‘ILK imprme our marketing nicthods and
EVENING SENTINEL
E. L. a; A. L. GOLDEN Props.
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
,. FRIDAY, JULY 13,
1917
MINIATURE ALMANAC FiDR
TOMORROW
High tide 7:45 a. 111.; 8:04 p. 11,.
Sun rises 4:32' sets 7:25
1
EVENIE'G' SERTINEL Trim
PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—4.32.
Business Office—~93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor’s Residence—2182.
City Editor‘s
Residence-1492-
4i
Business Manager's Residential—
113-12.
RETTlEi-‘t-ROADS FOR THE MONEY
’I‘lit' pctiplw (4i~ llil' l'nitt'd St
Il‘th" hccn spcndin:
000,000 a your on public roads.
is. not too much for it counll')‘ 0f
size to r—pcztd. lint according to E.
'l.t'\\’ls. ('liit'i 0i lllllillit‘llllllCl- of
fwdcral office
not cutting tltt' worth of our
of public roads,
iIt' complains that 0114- r0:td work
not prtipci‘ly liiltllllt'li,
nomad,
As an
rial bluntlt't's into which many of
tomntttnitit-s arc t'ttnn‘tntr. .\lr. .la
intuitions: a county 10111 has Infill“!
your bonds to pay for road t'oml
lion tli:«l will only lilsl ton roars.
bonding, iii itle is sound,
ntorc than $3
That
”it! 1
'40,-
lIli it:
W-
the
we" to
“utility.
is
not propt'i'lv fi-
ainl not properly tuttintttiitttdf
cxantptc of thc sort 441‘ than
(01"
llltt‘ s
i 274
Hi 4"-
T i ll‘
pi'ot‘ ldtl'd
'iilt' liic of tlic blinds corrcspond with
4044 bout-fit.»- Uliltllllt‘t‘. from tlicni.
tilt‘ cave iii (lllt‘Slltltl, tho pf'llllit‘
l40 paying latch for t'tt‘tct-n ywtitx'
tt-t‘ lilt')' li,tv4' t‘t‘llttit'ti to not any
Inn] for tlicii' Illtilll'y.
l’ropci' planning in 100 firm 14
would tttltc cure“ of this factor.
in:
will,
.4-'
dir‘
i
N 1 -
11H.“
'i‘ ll
I-nlii'c 53'Hll‘lll of i'0:itl\voi:lt for :4 clinic
14‘. hp NINE, should lic DIZIIIIIi‘lI. “‘Il
nilll'
without rpgat'd to politics, not by “cit
lilcttninn olllct'iioldrrs
‘ll"lllllllL’. but by conipctcnt‘ cncint
it should 044 (it'll‘t‘mlllt‘ti
of no rpm-tat
.,.,.FI:
how many
mitt-s of tlic county roads “Tr to ho of
dirt, how many llllll'S arc to bc ul‘
4], how many of tnat-adam, ctc.
avttilablc itit'onic must ho ]4t‘0ltl"l‘l_\
vidl-tl according.
connli‘ttt-tton. patnivnts oti
Mics and tho
ut'a-‘
’l‘tic '
tili~
to llll‘ howls of twin"
bond it-
4-44~-t of inttititrnztncc,
cut out the cxtottion. And we
can
‘do all lil(.~'~* tilinus if we hang to-
gether. '
z -—-—~——-—6——————
i WHY FOOD BROKERS?
A t't'l‘tci'al ci'aitd jury at Milt-ago, in- :1
t’iuniiiu into the ltighp cost of living.1
called as witnesses several dt'pal‘l-
:114 '2' lll“ll:1!i’l‘s of packing plains and
oflirrrs 44f
’I‘lltiitt'
tlw' big lltflllul'iil"Ul‘€"l'.~‘
Illi'fil‘ gl'tlt't'fl’y (‘Ulit‘t'l'DrI
mt'll tt~,~'liil£‘d that it was not“)
and dealcrs
ittt't 1‘44; tiiitttileinwn, who by taking the
biLZK'Sl puillt were rcsponsiblu for the
I‘hl‘f" 414'44 ctw llrokt't's, :tgf‘llln' and
;itii~.14 0.41.4» 4441.4 >Itl'tlliil'lil’5. lill‘)‘ said,
xvi hold 44f tli4- cliiPi' l'titid 512114105 44!-
.
‘lm' 1544'. it‘ll‘tl‘ tlic farm or lactory
‘aml iH'i-ltlt' they reach thc wholesal-
42x uni in lllt’il‘ hands t'i'f‘l'y ll‘;l.llkitl(‘~
tion int-ans a profit takt'n which the
t'tiiis'titnt't' attri'tv'ai‘d has 1.44 pay,
In many commodities, tlicsc cxpv-rts
till"
40' 1 12
wliilc tlic brokcrs trtkc llfl)‘\\'Il(‘l‘P from
tt-sl ificd, dcttlers
litllc
large make its
pct' cont. not profit,
‘23 to 200 pcr ccnt. l
Wt: should
”to ptlt'kt‘l‘ri and
naturally have citpcctcd
hi: dcalcrs to dis—
lill‘ noticing
Illll
tlicir tcs-
claim t't'tponsibility for
to which tliv public it»; nlllill‘l'll‘d.
:tll ditc
i< about what might 41t\'l'i)t“t‘ll
'l‘ltt'y
to tilt‘ ,L't'nl't‘ill trondctnntttitui
And they
consttincr's natural dlS-
making itlIOWRIlt't-s,
titiinny
(-xtwclwd. 114141 a sort of official
Flint-limit
of llllliliit'lllCll: strt‘nulltt‘n
tl4l' lit'diii'tl'v
[4H'~i4l?44l\ to inquire:
“\\'lt_\' should tltt-rl' lw I‘Rod brokcrs.
anyhow?"
—#——v~*~0
WHISKEV AND VOuKA
.‘tlttt'li li:i< ntntlc of tlic fact
if (‘ungt'css prohibits tltc manti-
lil't'n
lil’ll,
:illl'llll‘t‘ and 5:410 of tlt lliil‘ti spirits, it
will illllllt‘liiilll'i)‘ :tdtl $000,000,000 or
$700,000,000
,Tlmt'o would 04' a lit‘iil'll of more titan
‘0 (MY “'{ll‘
100,000,000 lllHIIl‘ in 44444 internal l'cr~ : , ,
’3 ‘L 'l' . Hurling.
".‘i.’ )14flbll‘iitil.
'21uc
4314;? ~ Snydcr.
‘Zthi‘J
Till! ‘Starr.
(‘XlWllFl‘S- , ~-
_2135—Singcu'alk, Steve John
l;136v—Sinrod. Abraham
1'47— Sinskovsk)’. Edam
5-~Sisk John
3' '31 9~ Mithacl F.
'31-14. 4 - Sis'wick. John J
. 2141 Ski dinorc, Samuel T.
"311: , ' 141:. Frank J.
314‘: .1111}. Joseph H.
H dinirnuk. Augustus W.
3147: vriinitlt. (‘hett‘les Joseph
.2140 - Siitith. ('liai'lt-s Joseph
2147~~Sniith, Clinton L.
214.\ 7 Smith. David
21‘ll:~‘1nith. Ptztnk J
21.’ MW Smith. Gibson
‘lfl Siii.ith llcnry S.
Li? '3 <iiiith Joint ll.
Peter Joscph’
Philip Francis
4 Smith.
Jit'434 . Smith. Rufus
31:34} Smith, Russell].
”3157“ Smith, Stephen
3:155 ~.<4nitli, Stephen A.
'L‘lfitl Smith, ’Pliotiias S.
2100 —Smitli. Victor t‘.
:3le] Smith. Walter J.
3102 'Sll‘iilil, ‘4'4ii. A. ’
210.3 A-vSmilh. \‘IIHKI‘. J.. Jr
2104 Smith. William ll.
1:107... Smith. \l'yllys E.
rfillii'l't’ll. l'harles ll.
ltoy ll.
S.tli.~tti\r.~5l\‘y. Morris
Suites. Atidi'cw J.
2105
1170 mSoltes. Anthony Frank
@171», 5441414., John '
21797144411445, l’ttul .\ii(‘Iflll"I
211?". 'Sttilttsf, lit'iittis
L‘lTl , Sotiitrbcld, Joscplt J.
fllTit Stunt-Li. )lit-ltttcl
L‘lTli . Soyzik, Joscph
2177 -Sliyak. Steve
‘ film Spadact-tita John
3179 Spahr. Marvin
L’lMl Spvi'atitico. Antonio
"3.151 . Spirit-mt. Frank J .‘4
2181! 8141110, Thomas E.
24W: Spinola, i'ut‘tlllllil'
L'ht Splztn. Edward .i.
:ll\'4 Sltiztlt. llt'v. ii. (2
21M $4.1m“... Julius l‘tiul
ZIP»? Stulu'll. l’i'l-dt'i'iclt l’nul
'_’l\\~ Stalwll. Fruit-rich l’,
‘.'l.\tl - Stalicll. TIIPOIIUI‘O 0.
2100 Stat-k, l-‘raiilt 'l‘.
210‘ Stadllci'. John F.
Elli: ~Stahl. John
3101‘. Stunt-iii. .lohn lC.
L’tltt *Slttllt‘ill. l"rcdcrick
$31974 Standingt-r. ltttdtilpli A.
L‘ltll‘. Stillltitt'l‘. 1,044
[3197 blttnisli. .ltw'z-plt J.
311M 'Siilllilll. John
2,199 titanic}: Charles H.
L300 . Sittnard, .\'urlii:tn 12.
220i -- Starr. Howard M.
l.cstcr S.
1330:! iglt‘llt'l‘. Antlt'cw
2204 Striatii. August-4
"'40:. Sil‘i,{llliliit‘l‘. .Iolin
234M. Stcinltct'g. JIll‘Illll‘I
2302‘ Slclhito. tltnranni
l5 w‘.'~5tcrlt!\'.'. (‘bailcs \\'.
Lcltoy
mac. and it would cost \ ““19 Sill“ ‘...‘.0» Stcttt. (it'tti'uc l'I.
. '1 g..4.,'.~.._
$200,000,000 or mum to ““3” 4m, whts~ '_‘_ll ..lt \4 ... . l li.itl.. l‘l.
:f'Jl'.’ blt‘tl'lh. tlt'oruc la.
kry now lmttlml in bond. 12:1:4 Sunnis, Joint ll.
4 . . ; 33H . Sim-cits Sttitilcv l-‘.
t is tint-t'cslinu lo rccttll. at this , , . ,, ,4 ,
l 32l4 ~Mcvcns. “11141401 >.
.‘llW‘v ‘l'" ““ltt‘l‘tlll "“0"“ ”l DWI-““- :L’Itlwfitct'vt‘islm, At-vtiittztttt
. . ~. '32]? Slt'Vt‘llSItll Sanittl'l J
for iIlFHH tt'htch wcnl 114 iii tlita . - -
i I 221$ >t4'v4'tti't. .Illlllt‘s ll.
country a cottplc of wars and \\'hcti "t0 Stitch: l‘hnrlcs S.
. . . .. .. . 22‘": Sloth-i. Chariot: l
tlw czni' :ilitilt.~licll tlt4' \(ltiixd tl.till(. - ‘ '
4 ' _‘_‘_"l Noise. Jtiitit's \‘4.
Thu Rllr‘sltlll 4114\‘l‘l'llnll'lli had dcrlvl'tt '32:}: _ 81017.. Jun" R.
4til444nl half a billion dollars a year, lllt‘ ' - NW4 ”“1" L"
:ut'calt-t' part of its incotnc, from the - -
222i Stoizc. Sit-pht'n
William t‘.
Sli‘IIt',
Ordinarily good roads itt'c :tllmvt'tllmh. of vodka, which was a public "10.3330 ::tili:\, ;{il;;ll‘littt 1'2.
' .. 4 .4 00 s it it
to I’ll“ down through t'utlttt'c to prorlttc'mlmlp \\'.. WW" (\nlhugltls‘tit' in our -_4~_4_4\ 31”,.“ 4.5““...- \\~ 3,.-
thc funds to kccp th4-tti in rcpatt‘. 'l'tt' M,|,.-.t(.iuumt of 444.. ....t.44:4.. 444 such it . Mon. t llt‘tllttx \\,
. y t . ‘ Strung. Edward P.
10-211“ is wantoinl and llit‘rcfoi'c crtl- llmlit‘y. ~Stttll. mm“ W.
pcnsivc. Rt‘phil‘ work should be con __ Tl‘m- “ ”hill“
_ ‘ __ _ . ,' Mttt'dt't'ant, l-‘ratik ll. '
tinnous, \\'llit a (It'illl‘tl‘ allowantt- ‘ -' film-“want‘ ('llnton u,
“made for kccpinu t“\'l"l“\' mil-.4, 1 4' nttttliy. John Janic?
‘ . t f. . bitllti. Joseph
A (‘tllllpl'l‘lit'llhi\‘l‘. ])i'0lll'4‘.\’.~'t\'t‘ :~)‘~lt" . 7 ~ Sullivan. Dump} [.1
tom of road-making thus \vorltcd otil M4”. §lllil\‘:lll. llcortzc l-‘,
- _ t I. --.49 'blllln'llll. llat't'y L.
Would savc many :1 WWW ”m” [man i t ‘33!“ Sullivan. Win. J.
41 Lil pitl' ills and obtain tttt built: high 4 all, :11lllll;l‘l‘,l‘Ktll‘lllltln 1t .
i., -.. , , .. , ;‘.‘.~‘ .ttni4- l. ‘l‘ulli '
ways for 11444 Fitlllt‘ t‘\|)l"lllilllll‘l‘, t 33:" :‘.:l‘l""vll.'l"‘\':" ”I, (l- lfl-tfi-«Sunislo. Slcpht-n
-.."-..— l:-,,"' ',( ‘l"“"" ‘ ‘”'"‘ .2244 4- Sullll‘t‘llillli, Howard H.
. EASIER LIVING 4'34)“. N‘hmh' (wort-.44 1" 3"045A~Suthcrlantl l.csllo ll
.. . ,. ! £10414 h‘t'lilliilllllfi. Joann ,- .44; 5tlll01l.JtllllOS R
‘uinus arc :ctttn; clicapm', \‘lttl'l.1ll7l"4 :chum-tz, Illtlvill l-m - ...3\.,”,4“.L Joseph
' " "" ‘ - ., - 4‘ .4 4 \ e 4 4 4 . , ,
“mm”. (TOW conic t‘cliwl’. I‘oitltoctl iii}: .4 t\\.tit7., .ttgtnt ,JJIth cur-on. John A.
1 4. 4 , .
have droppcd scvct‘al dollars a litiri'clt ' 2079
in the last two works.
a pt'oliibitiv'c luxury 501th months agotg 34433
arc dcscribcd in 501410 inarkct run
:15 a “tlt'ttu' on tho inttrkct'"
Onions. almost.
chcltt».
hick gtnciall} :trc bctnmin;r plcnlittttt
and within thc reach of thc itvct
purse. Pnultty and ctrtrs aic (licn
“cat and tlttiiv products ltttvt‘n‘l d
pcd much vet
do so as Rllllllllt‘l‘ adv-.ancps Fiuit
(“Mi 208:1 _
420M Scott, Frank P.
i902474 Scull, Frank S.
I2090 Scttlly, .ltintt's l-‘.
1420' 2087 Sccltttr. Frank
l 2083 Sitctlltik, John
per. 2089—52440, Arthur
10.!) l' 20:40 Scents. Hampton
:09! . . Sogakis. l‘olycai'kc
"092-4. Sclby, Homcr
,bttt thcy will probably
is;
beginning to appctti on lliril‘tt tablcs
:4 gain _,
Ilt'ing hasnt bucomc cheap y.ct by .10ng
711'“ 11193715
:ilizc the change that is coming about: 2101
in this most impottant dcpartmen
household cconmm
of caster times so fat as food is can “105-5413“.
Our gtcut efforts to inctcase‘ 2'06 Shd"
cernctl.
the supply are rewarding us. Home.
gardens, larger plnntcd farm ar
But it s comforting to 10-1 2099»~»»St‘.\'lll()ul‘, Clarcncc A.
42lOO~»Sc,\'mour, Eugene S.
mgcymout', Frank L.
l 0f 2l02-«Scyniour, Robert M. Jr.,
It s a p10misc"
(‘35,
bette cultimtion, {III are having their
effe'ct. The middleman is still
us, but his reign is threatened.
attention of public authorities
iiecn directed to market abuses.
may expect that
soon be reduced to a minimum.
government is certain
with
The
has
vve‘
“profiiccring” willl
The
to inaugurate
soon a great system of price-fixing {or
food, fuel and many other necessar-
ies of life. ' ' 4
'We are going to have enough
lo
cal, enough to wear, enough to keep
us warm, and we are not going to be
obliged to spend fortunes to get
A l we have to do is to keep up
it 2131—4101:, John Frances 0““
the i2132—Sllvermtui. Frank ‘
ta ~8tmon Dav is
St-liwcilzcr, Cilill'lt‘n' G
Hcliwcilzci', It‘l't’ti t‘ttt'l S
2050 Scottcld, I‘Zillll‘l‘ t‘.
4209] Scolicltl. Frank id.
St-oiicld. littorur "
Scnflcltl, \\':tt'l'4'n D. _
..'0.l2. wSonittn. l-‘rank K.
',' 094 ~+‘.?iicsxc, Joseph
2095 . Scrvcton, Nick
2ll96~wScncli, Albcrt
20 097 ~4ch'10n, Patrick J, A.
~Scymour, Arthur
2103-~—Sltambattglt, Dcwcy A.
2104~Shapir0, Max
Howard W.
Jasuph M.
t run—Shay Paul _
2108~-Sliay, Thomas R.
2109~Shea, Daniel
2110-‘Shea, Edward James
211_1.~Snca, William T. ’
2112—Slieelian. John J.
2113—-.344449444444, Mamus D
2il4—~Sheehan, Walter J.
2115—«Shcldon, Georgie A.
-2116-—Shclton, Andrew
4 2117~Slierron Percival H.
2118—;Shcrwood, Frank C.
Mill—Sherwood, Philip H.
2120—Shcrwood. Ray H.
2121—Shimko, Frank
2122—~Shimko, Ladislaus
2123—Shrlver, George E.
2124—Shriver, Newton 1. -
2125—Shuboney, John
2126—4Shufelt, Frank L..
2127—Shutelt, Louis B.
2123—511411914, Warren I4.
2129—«Slgel, the S. ., _.
lento—snout} Mtiiuml R. "'3'
ill Svcnson. William ‘B.
:._i'40 Swuntviclt.
22:41 chcttcy. .lci'cntitth ’l‘.
chcncy. I’llll‘iclt l
» Swim. ('hui‘lrn‘, \\‘.
Si’ilhtl, Danicl w
- -4\‘4'itltt4. Gabriel
Szubo Joseph
Szttho. Paul
'Szttilt). l attl
Morrison. Jr.
22:54 -.Szotalt, Alt-mullet
2." 26th 3101 szcn.
L'flhl
TIN-"
Stephen
Sncicpunickv \\ uclon James
Szilunskis. (‘ipiionas J.
. ~-Szl4ltk l’attl
2:364— Sznszcwski, Victor S.
2205~~rSrnaJdcix Stanislaw l".
221:6 A-Sznydct', Hulcslnw J.
2267———Sztuka. Paul
2265“ 'l‘abb, Alexander
22269—121 lt'tcw Joseph
.3".37ll~TnI\'thS, Mlchitcl . '
22711-Tallmatlge, DcWitt E.
2272— —'l‘alltnadgc, Stanley L.
"327':-~Talmadgc, Edwin Lawrence
227th1111115, Balint
2275—Tuinurs .z,nnskit' Joseph
2276-~Tuilm, Hariy
2277—Tainonski, John
SILVER—JP Taylor, Andrew H.
2219—Tuylor. Charles J.
2289—»Tuylor, Ernest A.
2281—»Tnylor. George W.
"202— 'TQHOI, James Henry, Jr.
224'?4~Ta_\lor, James H.
"Bi—«Tm- I01, Harold James
2285—~Tfl,\'101‘, Harold M.
22Sfi--Taylor, Joseph R.
22ST—Tuylor, Morrow A.
22SS~-Taylon Percy A.
4... . Stanley H.
2290—Tuylor, Stanley W.
2291~Taylor, Thomas W.
2292—Taylor, Wilfred D.
2293~Tarlov, Aime
2294—Tavella, Rocco
2295—«Tuvella. Giuseppe
2296—Tavello, Rocco
2297-—Tm'lin, Barney
2298—Tavlin, Charles
2299—Testa, Michael ‘
BOO—Tesla, Patsy ‘
{lam—Tesla, Samuel
2302—Tetey. Frederick E.
2303*Thledman, Anton
2304—Thiefela, Henry 0.
87 mos 3W
MOP—Thomas. Alex ' “ ‘ ‘
awe-Thomas, Joseph . :.
230$——Thopsey. Joseph W.
23tl9v~Th0pseiz Stephen W.
231(I—Thorue. Arthur 1‘.
2311—» Theme Frederick J.
"312»Thorne. Samuel ,
’ifil;'4~~Thoiiiton \‘liltnot W. l
'14 'lhnrpe tharles 1..
15 -'1il'int} \lit'llllt-‘I J 1
'~’li‘u>. Arm-.11 l5. '.
~Tt'l44. Eli'll'fl .l.
~'l‘14h9:.'. ('llilt‘il's if.
”’l‘oliey. Eugcnc ' .
rTobey. Frank
wTobey. Fred l‘.
~'l'obt-y. George B.
. 'l‘ttltcy, Hui'ty l". l
~T4.llc.~'. Arthur ll.
TtJiI’L'$, Harold H.)
.-.4145 7 Tollt's. Kenneth M.
. 'l'olle-'. \I'cllinutnii E.
' rv'l‘mnusctta. Slanivy
2329 "'Tlil'liy, Paul T.
Torpy. Win. A.
. ’l‘ortoi'ella, Frank
«’i‘olli. Prank ,
Totten. Attltibald l’. E
’l‘ot'c \\ illigini It i
i44\\ii~'tnd, Etltt'aid l
Towiiscitd. Edward 1", '
'TULE‘I‘. Frank
Tozci. Joseph
’l‘-'t J‘ZUI liulnian
Tratt), \.ii4. ‘\
~vr'1‘i'ttv1'sano, James
. 'l‘rat'o. Luigi
"i‘l‘alli. Michele l,
l Ttisrain, Letser I“ ‘
:‘4 “Tristrani. Harold l.. ,
4 , 'l‘risti'ani. Victor E 4
- Troiano. Ilai-I‘4ll"jt‘. 4
’l‘i'oniblltts, Gui'scppc ‘
Tl‘tilllilil'db. Alexantici'
'I‘t'oitibitus. Michael
—'l‘i'oyannky. ’l‘litiintis l
'l‘ltt'cioruitc, Angelo ‘
’l‘ut'ci. t‘i'a7l1~
'l‘ttlly. Jaiitc; Mathvtt
Tlll‘iitiWnI-Li. Stcfan
’1‘ ttti'ici. tiiurlcn ii
"ltiine'r , cht‘crson ii
I ttito. llitiv .tnni
'l'tiltlc. l‘liurlcs H
31.60 ’l‘tittlc, Edward A.
:"tjl 'l‘tttllt'. Julia Nclson. Jr.
:‘lll: ’l‘yrcll. Arthur
i22l41'4’l‘)"'ttl|..lav litillc}
i "04 'l‘xit ll. Jtlt'Illltlil Jownli
l -..-
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t‘u. and thli‘ttiit‘
. :.4.4t'..4:4r of thc tit-w busi—
lnms (ll'ptll'llllt‘lll of tilt' llanbury A”
i llcllit'i (ins 4V Eit‘t'll'It‘ Liuliling ('0.
l, 'l‘licia' i.» lllllt'il illl"t‘1'>'i lii batting
l
t
l
fh‘olvcnts lltvt'tncty
. l’. (illil‘il‘tii,
,t'll‘l'll‘S in‘ ”40 charts of thc citizczin‘
14-44ntitilttcc to bring both sldcs t0-
lll‘lilt‘l' in an chart. to 44444! the dis-
ptttc. Although thc common coun—
,cll l‘l‘Follliinll which created thc cit-
{izcnU copintiltw, only t‘lll',4t|\\'t‘l'>' tltc
icointnittco to t’lltil’ltl'lll‘ to bring: lill‘
tllllllllli‘J"lll‘l‘l‘S and liatlurs' lliIl(‘tll'>
ltogctlicr for it nl‘H’lillfl..IIlt‘ titciitbcw
lof tlic common council. iii discussing
ltlic i'rnollttion. statt'tl they lit41wd tlic
ittvlllllllllt‘l' would ,L‘O llll'liil‘l‘ and foi-
tnnilatu a plan of scttlctticnt 'tliilt
’“Ollltinulllttl with lttmt on the p.41.
int" both nizintilz-“ttltticis and unions.
i Martin Lawloi. national secrctai'."
lol‘ lill‘ l‘ttltctl llntture. wa: hi this
lcity testorday afternoon and cyprnssr
40d iiitctwst in tli-J action of tlic cil-
divas" t-t'tnintittc4. Mi lawlor llltllit‘
no '4 llltllll'lll l'it4,\\ -\4-.r in i'cgilt'd lt4
lill‘ .it'ittitlo of thc national litittct'.~"
torcanization towards tho proposition
to tnwl thc inattufacttti'crs. It was
titid4~it~tood that Mr. Litwlor's rcti-,
cvnw was titll‘ to the fact that in-
ltittl not i't'coit'utl tho l‘orntaltlnvittttton
front tlic t‘ullllllillt‘t‘ to incct thtA inim-
ttt‘at-tittv'is, Which has boon niailcd to
tho Nl-w York olllcc of thc l‘nilctl
ll lllt‘l. ~'.
It was announced tit thc otlict of
tho locrtl iii'tttcis' :lhsntiutilms todtn
that all tlic pi'iiitiptil"'l114itt'shops
iii NowYcrk, practically all of which
obtain thcit' liitt "bodies" front local
“tough" shop-4. have signed the now.
It'wzigt' \ai: t'ccnicnts. with tho wilful:
l pt itcat incorpoititcd
llcncilts wcic paid in thc locttl lint
l‘inisltcrs' nnd Ilat Maltw'is' llSSOCilt-
lions in tlic lit,\ hall, to lilliSt‘ incin-
les of the on. :tnimttion entitled to:
'r‘llcll lwncllts tindct thc Inns of tho;
associations. Nearly $10,000 in bone.:
tits was paid ottt, and tun pct- ccnt.g
t‘Xll't‘.‘ wauc asscssml‘nt on all the
nictiibcrs of thc l'nitcd Huttm's, \vlioy
p.14" \41rklng‘. is producing a Inrut'
revenue for thc bcncfil fund, it is
'statcd. Most of the revenue, it is
said,- comes front the New Jet's-9y
district, wlicrc all thc largo factories
are busy. .‘
It was announced ycstcrday by
Sccrctary O'Hara, of the lint Mtlkt‘l‘ii'i
association, that cmploycs of the fac-.
ttoi'ics of tho lloytdlicuscngci' Co..4‘
Daniels & 'l‘rhnpcrt, the von Gal Hat
(‘0, and Simon & Kcunc, will neccive
slrikc benefits by calling at the but.
let's' otl‘iccs
I
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MRS. HINCKS URGES l
l
HOUSEWIVES TO USE
SEASON ABLE FOODS
(Continued rrcm first Page.)
tlirec times a week until the supply
is reduced.
“A menu of young string 17911115.?
.just coming in lecally, cooked in
cream; green cabbage cooked only
eight minutes, and well-cooked sump,
or utuccaioni, will cause the healthi-
est family to forget meat 01 cat a
much Bli‘lailel‘ part of that restricted
protein.
“The eight minutes violent boiling
in an uncovered pot is the latest
scientific method for cooking cabbage
and leaves it mote nutritious, more
easily digested, and more palatable.
“Many of the Bridgeport women
decided to can pews Just after the
height of the pea season when prices-
were rising. This should not happen
with string beans if the fact is re4
- membemd that beans are just arriv-
ing. Next Week will be the tithe tol
can.
"But let us all eat the spring cab-
bases! There is no time to lose as
hey dime: érom the old winter cab-
BOSTON STORE
ECONOMY SALE
Tflflfflflflfl W
The Great Magic Figures
90, 190, 290 Sale
A Stampede of Prices.
Hes, Big Savings.
f .
Pressed Glass 1 Can Cornlousis Talcum 1 C C 1
Water Tumblers Powder 15c. and 1 Cake of Pasadler illiilrdatl‘BS5 orlz‘allglditt‘le
3 for 90 Palm_ Olive Scan. 12c: 4" - of P eroxidc
Parowax lue" -Tc. for. ..... 19c 29c
(“1" 4.4410211 c.4‘t‘44-
and fruit jars,
for Mutllll; ,L'ltt.~ 4
(inc pittw
9c 390, for
Earthenware
Baking Dishes
1. .itut ~174 “ilill tittttntl littml,
9c
“‘illlt' and
\I hitc C ottatzc
Curtain P olcs
(0!: iplttw \‘tll li tix'tii'tw.
9c each
\\ omen' s Hentstitchcd
Handkerchicis
\alUt '4'( Path
2 for 9c
Val. Laces and Insertion
\\'t4t'llt (31' and 50 yard.
2 yards for 9c
Wash Ribbon
broidered
Villuc 394'
i‘dllv
Hair Brushes
li'tt'ti-wood hacks.
1 1-2 Yards Belting
1 1-2 and 'L‘ inclics widv.
1 Card of Snaps for ,.
1 Roll of Tape
1 Paper 01 Pins
1 Card oi Hooks and Eyes
Scarfs. Pillow Tops and
Centre Pieces to be cm-
llit‘ll.
Pillow Tubing
Mcn’s All Linen Hem-
stttched Handkerchiefs
2 for 29c
Yalttl'
19C
1 Box of Madame Cavalieri
F ace Powder and 1 Cake of
Packer’s Tat Soap
19c 29“
lCan D1. Lyon 5 Tooth
Powder. 1 C ake Pears Un-
scented Soap
29c
black or
F or 19c
F ancy
\tlltic 394)
QiIk Ribbon
titd «034" yard.
_ 29c vard
Women'- Fancy Belts
\’~tiltit F404-
19c 29c
Marauisctte For Curtains
h“ .“m Ill “,5 ~ . i‘ottitd lill‘t‘ltti, 4x4't-lltiil ttual- “liitt cit :int and ai'ttb, fancy boi- 4
QC DIOCC 11,4. (tors \ltillt' -.'-‘4' ~41.4141.
19c yard .2 yards for 29c
Dressingt C omhs .
\.4tu. 1:... Turkish Towels Japanese Matting
90 each liliutt ttu.tlity, L’itlst'i} \vovn‘it. C‘m‘“ “Ml “-‘ 3"“1 ““1“ Vil‘» 39”
9 . 29c 'ard
Tooth Brushes 1 c each , )
\aluc 1.4(‘. White Voiles (.rctonncs
9C eaCh i‘t'blilP SCl‘ti illld Iltl'l“ PIICCIS. A“ iwflmnif‘m 41M tltlt'zlt'titl' [litt-
4 190 vard 14in». 411.410 -llc yard.
W and Back Hand S9crubsh ~ 2 yards for 29c
0 9*" Pillow ‘ascs , 4 -
. Good sittiffiaid tiit'.~litt, i't-uttltti' size “ omen S LISIC HOSE
PCIII‘I Buttons 19 I1 I‘llll' ui'udc, tu'gtilar and l‘Xll'll nizes
All :=th‘:~‘, 1'.‘ or card. C 03C 29C pair
90 card Bottle of O'Ccdar 011 Boys: Blouses
Children’s Hose
Supporters
Black and Whitc, all sizes.
94:
Dish Towclinu
Sturdy, cotton dish iowclinu.
l"01' dusting.r :tntt llqilréillllfl.
Dust Down
Sn ecuinz Compound
l" l\' 0 pound (an.
Altitlc of
il‘l‘t‘tlit’s
fast color cambt'ic and
29c
19c
Dress V oiles
llanvtwmc llllllt‘!‘ll.~'. valuc 99c ,vd.
19c 2 yards for 29c
" 5 r9 . . . ‘-..
“a” f" c Fitz-cm-all trutt 'ngcgl Bungee .,
‘ , - it '4 'ttta, tistt'u quztntt y, was
HUCk TOW BIS Jdl RIDES 7744' yard. tomorrow
Rt‘flulltl silt“
9c
Men’s Pad Garters
9c
Women's Ribbed Vests
3 dozen for 19c
Hemp Stair Carpet
:2 inches wide, \altic L400
Fish Net Lace
lull yard \t'idc.
29c yard
Women’s Drawers
Fill? quality ,plain or
cft'cct.
trimmed
29c
19c yard
Sliirim.r Prints
i“ll‘4v it:.~'t)l‘lllll&lll of pattcrns.
r s for 29c
Value.
'19c yard
Wing. slcct'ct- .«tina’ll sizw. 1.0,. curtants,
9c 25c
Silk Ribbon . ‘
1'4 ill(‘Ilt‘:~‘ wide, moire 5min and
Value 300.
19c yard
tattl‘cttt. all colors. ‘
Cl‘uny Laces and
Insertion .
- Two and three inches Widc.
jyards for 19¢
swiss and Cambric
Edginzs
91'. insert ions. ‘
and
/\‘alttc 12 1-2c yard: trimmi-
2 yarsd for 19¢
Table Oil Cloth
Fancy patterns. \‘tiittc 35c
Infants’ White Slips
Dre_sses
Women's Corset Covers
Good muslin, lace and embroidery
White Organdie
1 inc sitter quality. it! int-tics widc,
19C 'ard value 500. ‘
“ 29c vard
Towels
Hoary ,nnion lincn towels.
hemmed 01' lietnstitched.
plain
19c
Oil Can
ttalt'atiizcd iron, one gallon nizc.
19c . 29c
BLACK‘MOHAIR
For bathing suits, full yard wide ..... 49:: yard
WOOL SERGES
Yard wide, Navy, Brown and Green; regular
75c ............................ 49c yard
BLACK SILK POPLIN
40 inches wide, real value $1“ 75.
Tomorrow ........ . . . . . . .$1. 29 yard
CHIFFON TAFFETA SILK
Navy Blue, full yard wide, warranted to wear.
Worth $1.76.. Tomorrow $1.. 29 yard
WOMEN’S PRINCESS SLIPS. COM-
BINATIONS AND ENVELOPE
CHEMISES
Attractive models, duintily trimmed and ex- .
cellent' materials 990
SATEEN PETTICOATS
Plain color and floral designs, with mines . . 790
WOMEN’S GOWNS
Lingerie, Nunsook and Fine Muslin; oomplcto
assortment 790
...-.4...
WOMEN’S SHIRT WAISTS
Snappy styles, fine sheer fabrics . . 790 and 990
WOMEN’S SPORT SKIRTS
Smart designs, fine materials, choice assortment
of patterns ....... . .................. . . 99c
,GEORGETTE CREPE AND CREPE
DE CHINE BLOUSES
Distinctive models, high-class fabrics and fash-
ionable shades ........... .
EXTRA ,SIZE BLOUSE
Flesh and white. size 48, 50, 5.2.
WOMEN’S SUMMER DRESSES
White and Fancy Voiles and Gingham: in a.
Variety of pretty models. “$4 99 and $5. 09
TAFFETA SILK DRESSES
Handsome styles, superb quality and wanted ,
$9.89
colors
...-.44.....-
WOMEN’S WASH éitm'rs
:30 range of styles and materials. Value $369.
' e.................................‘
Wonderful Val- ‘
Read and see what
we offer at these low prices tomorrow '
29c fl
$2.89, $3.89, $4.89 ‘
W ...—......- .4.; mafvfléan.
A—q—anwm W hw-b- L—‘Lfia4wiaiw o.4..-¢....wa m“ N
r _fl.._.- ww,~_4p¢_ tam», :4, 7%.}.m. may M:-
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