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W5 ‘ A” «but rear. and especially Manny
1 to! late, some individual or group of
‘individuala. with on one to grind. , ‘ “‘ ’
. breath out in puhlic speech. and-"usual ' ‘ .—
i y into nowwnper prominence, pro- ‘
claiming that the farmers. or certain children chum"! m w".
classes of 'idrmers, are theuuue of "d ""9""! W 0mm” u.
“ W“ a,“ the high coat of logo, the rennin: un- fraud by Modern. ”Wk"
.usua pro is, an murmur y are . - .
ispending much. or their time running "w.“ "m“ Amt" Om“ Tm‘m'“
. around the count in high-priced nu- '
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The executive ounrnittoe oi the '
iCounecucut Vegetable Growers' Ad- Hod m G” AGMWMM '
soeiu. tlon desires to emphatically dis~ O “on ,
'1 ute ouch Wells or imputation. It” tor Vary SIII' .7 22:02,.“
a .
tile'gent Theatre”
COMING , '
“rho Mauritian," George Lonne
Tucker'n wonderful screen interr
\pxetntion at Hull Caine's best
known novel, jut-it as presented to
record-breaking audiences for a
1301”.me oi the Criterion thea-
‘ York, is to be the’exceir.
tional attraction iiorc‘ at the
REGENT THEATRE
01: Monday and Tue-day
’ The puberty.“ the Curl Bchnub na-
lnte, lmwd in finilrofid and Wood.
ward avenues. has been :5on to H. J.
fiarthel. the wholesale beer, wine 1nd
liquor dealer oi 9121M street, Stam-
Iord. . H‘ ‘ ,'
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~43th style not! hatiivnritn. 2* d
,The members of Douglas Fowler
Pool ore Mounting tor an enjoyable oo-
‘cnion. Monday evening, when they
will entertai the \l'oma‘n Relief Corps,
soclibllily will be lectured. '
~“This in a Jewelrmean."
1
The bronze tablet erected to the
memory 0! the late Mayor Rice, has
or'o otllce on the second floor of the
New Haven city hall. This in the me-'
will tor which appropriation was
made by the board of Aldermen. I
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—Bunner Bakery will have cake on
Saturday.
0
Dr. and Mn. John Gates of Norwnlk
Gate: is a retired unny surgeon, has)
"traveled ,extnnirely'vand recently pur-
improvements.
—Umbrellna and mourning hands.‘
O'Brien. '
The bridge'tendem on the Washing.
ton street, dnw Midget-ow: have nu-
lar clan hour schedules, three man
i
tenders are William c. Scolt, Arthur
1!. Toile- nndJuhn . Irving.
‘ war Bakery will have cake on
Saturday. ‘
! ening
| in the future.
Confronted "Hill! the Past
YearaLahorfiunply Short.
Market UnrehaW
Communities Can Do to
EmmWrCm
Every , now and
‘and to put beinre those in authority .
i c , M Mill Work. mg!
in Jour government ,nnd the publi
generally. at true statement oi’ then:-
‘ricnltural conditions in Connecticut;
which. no doubt, are quite aimilar to
_I those ln-mont of our Eastern States.
its endorse-
ment of the demand mode last unuv
mer by‘the dalrymen for the increas
ed plice for milk production. and to
deny that this has resulted in unlllr
profits to the dairy farmer at the en-
tire expense of the middle-mun and
I W “Ewwfi‘
it “wishes to unnounce
the cOntiumer.
There is no clans: of men more loyall
to the government in and out of its
time of unusual need. than are the
farmers of this and bther FARM. No
set of men in moderate means in any
kind of occupation or business will
continue to work or do business writ
out at least sumo financial reward.
in the past the farmers, more than
”any other class of men. have been
doing this. Today. under the unusual
war conditions, they are. united
. grow- certain «on! when it oilon
means a financial loss to them. and
they cannot and will not keep this up
unless they make enough on their on
erutions as a whole to more than com- '
neonate (or their loan. it in well for
. , those in authority. and the public
- ‘ general to bear ‘tbioln mind. clue an-
iood citation may
better
other year the
iii-ow worse rather‘ than
through the failure of growers
”grow. produces crown.
Condition: Facing the Farmer.
What in the nituutlon thnt huminc‘
ed the Connecticut
the past,.yenr and
my thdfitruitrtp’worna”
lL—lio was “lied to
yegetnbflfisrow
all! it»
local market conditions). which is
' a kind (or which there in no foreign
exportation to tulle care 0! the ex-
cess and thorny increase or keep up
that we
’6 “’9“ friends. A fine willie? and might lessen the consumption of our
crown elodwhere.
T which were sure of tin unglntted mar-
llcct and a profitable return.
the price. and to do this
exportuble mops.
2~~llo was brought in market co
-petition with excessive production of
similar crops grown elsewhere.
3~«l.ocnl competition
patriotism.
4~Ho had to pay greatly increased'
pricea tor his needs. his. fertilizers
and mi machinery and horns ll be
His artificial fertilizm
bought any.
in most cases incited the element
potash so ementinl to a lull crop pro
duction.
His labor situation was most
General turn!
"'9 "w" “mm 1" ”we“. 9‘" labor, is the lowest paid labor on the
murkeh because there is the least
farming of any ltgnineu:i
'hued bone l increased eman
' :rn'da h on Woltpit avenua’relsewhere. the tanner was the one
k' w ere he *5 making many who was short-handed because he
could not pay the increased competi’
that resulted. Then too.
labor that ought
have Men available. and is threat-
to make more serious inroads
To meet this’ the farm-
ddy laborers thnt
‘to hand occasionnlly, ‘school
criminals
on: the ails, colorodpeople from
doing the work instead 0! W0. '1'” {he South.j etc.. most of whom coat
“ed “Mm" “elm-hours. The ”“89 more and wereiess enicient thou the
trained laborers ot previous years.
To meet these conditions he had to
market most of his early crops at lit-
unusual and critical.
profit in
With a greatly
tire price
the. draft took away
to
_ or had. to employ -
cums
“’5' "0”“ r
students. v,
floor no profit, and iii-someones
a loss.
stands were devised.
Om Ind-My.
All) SCHOOL ”0”
,blc why at 913996“! a! his cm.
‘ fan thr . {insanity to state that
‘ > no turn ,. «wealthy and most
were gltd 0 close the season with
. , mouffimm
then during the
to o rennin w
nmhc his
It'rDi) production (already adequute to
with him
, through individual. society. and inc-
been placed on the “a“ near m may-f tory gardens was encouraged to tho
ntrnoat as it way for shoving one'sf
Unusual way. of marketing 1‘
the crops by roadside stores 'and
Some crops a:
were lei't to go to need, to decrease
the loan dud relieve the slatted mur-
het, and some m were played. up.
M the diflm between ‘ ,.
yoms' up now new
1!!! Hanson moi: mi.
MHQJ'W‘MW‘W mm... mm Milka that he is m
to set these am: on an individual
or im..mmtlon. » What he _
would a! an ”remnant and the pub-
lie at pro-sot ”Kai-f ‘
l-oA crumble sumciem.
profitable inbor supply. ~
2-A market for his crop that is;
(only reliable so that he can diatomic.
‘ oi nil he in united to produce.
3—~A reasonable’ profit, so that he?
and hi: can enloy their share of the l
advantage: at modern civilization.
4-A place in the political, bani» .
nests, and social world commensurate
with the importnnce at? his calling. .
W
m m in! tho conditim
more better. and honed all the grow
and '
o red-auntie email profit, or to break
even.
VIII-HM ram Wants.
The burner today is a better eduea
ted man rm wns hll anther at the
time at the Civil War. d‘he agricul-
tural callous and unriment eta-r
tions and the U. S. Department oi
Agriculture have helped to bring this
”om. Therefore he demands more
benefits for his work than formerly.
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And Avoid the mum of Diuppointmni dud Delay. .
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