'e 73%;.er ., ‘
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.nlhis m. toot Itasca-H
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tbohdrutsmkeptclooroo.
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muchmfout.
Ir. dill. lam low-flu old
I“! ’fll‘lflrM‘ or this 10's,;
. “invoice-Wilma:
l rim-sum WWWWI“ s ygr, spout yesterday ot thei'
nu outfit-II. boondIn'Lnudosweeu.Ir.snl‘
' -———~--- In. w. l. tot-ass. of Hindier rant
(‘mm Ilium 1" WWW for Newport, 3.1.,E
on houses: yesterday. when Ir. nonde- hos token s new
poem-smut theUuhedz
. Wm Sheraton m Hm m Now Tm Station, tho! I).
IspentCIrlIntnuliGlen Pollux! mug. u. bit" for Undo fill,
' tboub exempt from military service.’
George F. Pentecost, Jr., of Token-
eke. who has been ill for some time, is
now seen about town sgun.
NORWALK
I
Herbert Arnold of Crockett avanue wnm 3mm, son at W i
is confined to his home with the grip. Bouton, has romverod from MI you.“ ”you ”(now enm-
‘ maul-I. ‘ log sum me; after the sumo-l
no “.mat on you we
Post-aster,“ K. filth outed M
Mewumu-isbporeelpos!
mutter handled st the heel office this
your or formerly, but am the number
Gem“ Rich‘er. who ‘1‘. MOI “l 0: “Val“! Wit cards "a. M” a“
. with 383““? for the post ten days. is ever. It is assumed that the thence
Harold Sudden and Howard Scott of 810V“! ecovering. . f ,0 many con man in
The Advent Christin Shurc‘h villi 5.0”}!th L. l., spent (3!,th with ‘tahe compo ind fover 52:13,”st
hold its regular midweek service this relatives on Rowaytou avenue. l Miss Hurst ”d Miss Van Doren of in some mun for the reduction. to
evening at which ReV- 0- 31- T999“ ' the Post Road left town last week for we mm“ w "I unwed W.
will preside. a visit to Florida. imam“, MM" mom! hem
and soother resson is thought to be
the high cost of living, together with;
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i
The 10"“ bus be: shops ‘1“ N 0” Ir. and Mrs. P. I. Needles spent
until 10 o'clock bow Year's evIe, sfl Christmas in New York.
remain closed sll dOy New Your s doy. ,
. on. my mu, mile“! llbnrisn
spent Cbriotnos Doy'witb iris-8 st
Russell Thomas Ihss Joined the Slg- 3mm
R0511“ were ”id to have been ”a pal Corps and will start his dutifl -
and heard on Fort street by residents January 5. 1918. i
there this moi-nine.
William l’inltnt-y of the U. S. Naval
. llescrte is spending a slim furlollg‘n
This “911mg Christ mm with his parents on Rowsyton svenue.‘
church will hold its annual eet'cires in
the parlors of the church on Gregory
Boulevard.
m“
llowsrd Holly. the Railroad svouue
butcher, is now driving skclmed unto
Mrs. Nollie (‘ullcn and dsughter mobile about town. the "I'm“: 1:16 to "”11" chnrii'y
spent Christmas with Mrs. Patrick - ”p“ " M" "mm" ’ Murine
Savage on Raymond street. The soldiers at Fitch's Home were W“ 0’ 990919 sud lmpélled may
-. ‘weu planed with the Cbristtnss din— '0 Md Well“! b! will and ”1-,
The Advent Christian Church on I
Raymond Hotaling of the 35th Long ner served them. 5"“ 0' mailinlfims.
Vsn Zant 'street has had a permit is-
sue to wire the church builing. Work up.“ Sound Company, is on a three
Is being done on it. duys' furlough at his home on Wilson
‘_-—— avenue '
Alterations are being made to the
Stephen 8., Wood returned to \'ap-' ill the table, airing the school populo-
hsnk, L 1., yesterday, after spending tl0n of escb of the towns f the state as,
Christians with his 1.31”, of September, l9”, isomd‘lhis week
dwelling of William Featherstone at Arthur Youngs of the u. 8. um! "um “3”de W! l- ""1""! Wm!
Barber View bench at it cost of ”,0”. Reflrve is upeudlng a “him ""10“,, Mrs. H. K. Bennett hss returned to 1,203 children of school in so the re-
at the-home of his parents on Wm“ her home in town, after s viuit of 3 mm of lost fall's enumeration, a gain
few dsys in New Yorh city. .of 109 sine. the previous year, when
i _ the figure. was 1,004. in s neon. toblo
John R. Conn sud his daughter, A» critic-ting the preocnt powlstlo. oi
sistunt Town Clerk Miss Annie Coos. each of the town's upon the hill of
spent Chrllilmas with relative: out of their respective school population, st
town. Irina is not down as having 8.198 inbsb ‘
be held at the East Avenue M. E. ....._..._. . i ' ltsnto. ”In”. there " :1 ”WWW"
church this evening the summit of the A number of fancy articles rultable‘ H. A. Gibson of llroohslde avenue. csl error or s mlstske in Mmstlng
talk being “Distributing the Christina S for holidny Kills which worried after presented each of tho- men working on Darien has grown faster than esti-
Spirit Through the Your." the Mn. 39d Cm“ sale. we“, sent his «state with a turkey, for Christ- motel based upon the voting list or,
om. to 1m. Rowayton Wsr Shop. that mu. you other fousdstions have led people
12).; cold snap this morning has unique little enterprise in on adjac’ent . ‘ ' “'9’" ‘° believe. " ha“ been thought
served to make the ice on the mill,"”l‘al‘?i which is ‘00“ hill. 3, be gold Charles Adeock d the «\svsl Rt.“ that the mom population of this
Mild more solid. and as soon as who for‘tlre account of the Durien ”""“'” h” “.8" spending ' (9" d"""‘.’" u M‘ 5v.“-
“ the unow that has accumulated cm” auxiliary. ‘ furlough at his home with his parents-
upon it is removed the skating will be. ' '- .0” “M" Side "Gnu"
better than exer.
Miss Once E. l-‘sucott of Stamford avenue.
returned todsy otter spending the boil-
days with friends on East Washington
street. ,
Russell Thomcs, formerly of the
Stamford Trust. company. now in the
-~ _ govt rnment service, was in Rowayton,
The regular mid-week 'aervices wxll INS WN‘k.
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corms oooos courmv
epitome IODEL CITY.
my...» ....-.., ._, .
l. w. um CELESHATE WITH mot .
‘WlCH , _ ,' mm s r r, .lr., of the no ;
~ ' Inns walla"A lxbm'" Dec. 23‘ Christ r‘turned t: :2; Wri lvt \' Y 'yostorr‘ 3"va Constructing 100 Cottage. with Hoopi-
rne Bible Study clues of the East We rMed by we thirty- y . 8 ' ‘ ' .. , l tat. Liblsry. School sud
Norwalk M. n. church will resume item“ “din“ W013“! 0‘ the World. “3"" 3"” “"“d’”! “ "m“ “'7“ m" Meeting Hall.
Wednesday night sexton next month. "P“ m 13“ here. by an all-night riot. ’09!“ l" the hm 0' 1'“ ”mm- ‘ ——
The Ladies ”Aid society of the church Th0 men bmk" up the” 90”: Dfllhdrd. .
met Yesterday and held its regular sit-s. giggrdfiyiusdt ““25 “:2"! WW“ “W
, . on one 0 rd ~.s caused the
lion. 'xsic \l .l rccentl ~ letod tb -
. Hheril . , s d a tit h me of Mr. and ., ‘ ' .. Y “m9 ' P‘"
to dispense With the usual “9"“ on a, ‘ e O it-huso of 300 acres of land. comprlslns
Christmas dinner. and the rioting re- Mr" Joann" Lanzo 0“ ”‘8 Post Road. the whole village of Allwood. ncai’
Cori A..Andorson'of 28 First. street . l d
was one of the committee of seven ap- bu te ' . . Fannie. and has begun the construc-‘
pointed yesterday by Mayor Donovan
to organize the work of the local WarI “haw"; Whistler.
Bureau and report at the meeting t)». of m Lsdy 8t. "9"" in
e n r 5. .‘ "Hamlet of Fifi Years" writes .
be held on tho ev ning of Jo on y fthns: “He was a gznlus and had a" will be Jnanqeom, ll. Voobnrgh o
The ice in the local harbor lg threw-V the defects and qualities of one. To South Norwnlk.
min: each day of this cold snap and him everything was u joke. the subject .-
it is doubtful if the cold wove con-Lt ofp bonmot. The lightest "”1 tluimi ’ James B. Fitch. son of former First
, eat of pcrsiflnge was who: he excelled ’q l , m C 1 i
' dunes if many more boots will "’ ahl '. in. and one never had a dull moment 0 '0‘ an I" ”p5 B. Fitch, 0' the,
to enter the harbor ""1095 an 3“!” in his company. He was ulwuys latt-
breaker gets into operation. for dinner, arranging the immortal W
. lock‘of gruy “5;“- m m prflppr rpm. at "do their bit." He joined the aviation
Many people attended the Christ! he can" ““0 “*0 "Wm WM! lll'uluL'h-n' carpi and left town last week for the
m“ exercises held at the East nvmue" and excuses, none, of them true. of training camp 5,, Tm"
l which he was perfectly enlist-roan: and ‘
1!. it. church laut evening. a program; ”so that they Were not believed}
01 the exuertninment having 'bf’en‘ Wherever be was there Would be an oil'-
printed in yesterday’s column of Bush clc listening to him, and hi; ringing
.Norwalk news in The Seminal. The, laugh would be hl'lll'tl oil over the number 0‘ WW3”. has returned home
entertainment. was quite. a unique one' room as he scut his slull‘u right and for the holidays, but expects to go to
‘lcft into the JOlfllS of tilt! armor 0f Brazfl shortly, and may not return to
those who were attacking him. it was Connecticut until ”mm
“a great surprise and almost u .ulmclr ; '
when he appeared as u benedict." 1
various; "‘ ""' "' ". ' ' l
. I . . _cl:tir. whose husband has just been sp'
Err-President’s Daughter pointed one of the field uncretaries for
Will Wed Englishman
A big cotton goods manufacturing
l‘hlllp lmgnns of the 10m Brut: company with offices to New York
nep‘ru' no" it Camp DPVCHI, 3‘ Ayer" i‘ity ‘nd I million‘dolln.‘ plant It 1’35'
The mass "106“an in "W ""979“ 0“ “Duo! 3 model industrial city.
the State Council of Defense will bo. Almost a thousand men sre em.
hold at the 'Town llall Thursday even played in the l'nnsalc plant. which will
log luxury 3. Among the speakers be abandoned, Plans are to hsvela
f. city of about 3,500 population. One hun-
. tired costugos will be built. There will
' be a hospital. library, school, on.)
meeting hall. Twenty homes for su-
perintendents are to be put up st once.
llomes will be purchased on monthly
lmgmtt. its number of Darlen'o sons' turmoil.
ho have, enlisted and undertaken ‘0‘ Social welfare workers, srcbltecto.
Iand industrial leaders have given atl-
. rice to the president of the mills. His
1 plan is regarded as the most sdvsnced
' step of the kind. in. some respects, that
- . has been taken in this country.
Burt Staggs of Noroton Helghts,‘ The present -mlll hos rest rooms;
who has been in South Ampflca for of nurses. and in dining hsll. Dance: have
been given there every Sotorduy.evc~
‘- nlng throughout the winter. There
have been practically no labor trou~
Illll’fl.~ Industrial Conservation. Nnr
‘ York.
.__.—..—..
' un'd pleased all who attended.
Mrs. Daniel Britten Ely of liont- USE OF LEISURE TIME
A FACTOR IN 8090588.
New street signs have been erected}
around East Norwalk at
points, and they make the home of the2
meet stand out quite plainly even all
night, the secret being that the name
of the street is painted on the black1
metal 'sign with luminous paint. The
. nigns are practically lncdstructnble.
Time Not Spent in Working, Eating.
or Sleeping May Determine ‘
Efficiency.
“RowI do you spend your leisure
. i time?" is the question which appears
, John Harrison, who left his home at! on the application blanks for employ"
ment in some of the largest business
houses today. To some this may seem
the. YKM. C. A... and will shortly leave
for More, will spend the rest of the
winter in Norotou. where she is es-'
‘pected next week. .3
Dr. Russell E. Morgan of 198 EaatIlI
nvenue, who for many years has had!
{is dents] dildo in the south Norwalk
m Omany building on Washing .
ton street ”planning to move to_
WLOI January 1. Dr. Moran
will keep his residence in most blur-
.nlh for some time however.
:tho Heights last full with the other luv.
Ical members of ”1° selected army. h“ an unnecessary intrusion on the tri-
.h°‘"‘ “53'3"“ and has "‘me to rate life of the individual, but the way
his home, at; after an exnmlnstlon by in which a. worker utilizes the interval
the doctors at the camp, it was found between 5 and 0 D- m. and 3 01' ’ u.m.,
that his vision was so imperfect us to :3 '9" I” his ”0137:” “d 3:633;
a” uallf h : no on mportnnL or g on s l
, q y tor for oer/vice. , clency. Dull bends and unsteady'
.' ; bonds. which are often the by-products
. l CharlemM. Richmond. formerly 5°? . of misused leisure hours, on distinctl
“my to 001- Robbins, llnrlntcndent llsbliitleo in any work, whether it bel
ut Fitch’s Home for the uoldlcrs, who mechanically routine or of the softy
has recently been employ“! in sun, that requires Judgment and adapts-l
ford, but -rcmsined a voter of tilt; Milly—Industrial Conservation, Ncw'
town. hos enlisted in the lotion! ser- "0"“
"c” “a ”t “Name” '°’ “"- How 10 av: A BILLION A yum!
,trnlning camp a few days ego. l . ,
impeach» lumen Wage-neon
l
Isny hou wives in Bust Norwslh
mphusiugtosttendtbeooeondloca’
l mto'boglvenbyllum“ f
1‘ Angulutbol'srmnmolucom'
silty Hell on My. 1m 8.
mimflmmmm
g floss-ob uncut. ill-rust.“
' W'm‘moiuhu,’
.Mnguootmmsoh—tbov
Mumuwngflmu
“unwitting..-
l
l -- ' ' .
i one local firemen have been confer-J on! Wop-Foyer
i
ring-wits town olllelsls murals: the
billion dollsrs sunuully in industry in
r_ shoot the ore hydrantsr in Autumn.
. .:d When the recent Ivory unowfsll coma
'MM u... manhunt”.
monk-title farm rm", ‘
I it means the spirit with which the In-
. bor iii/performed. Cooperotion is not I:
' a quoivtion of wuire or hours of labor; 5
‘ and mllzatim that tho evemunl great-
I or involuntary plans; the study of the
industry fairly—Industrial Comml
to em rerun-lit? .m‘ Mm. . “M'
m Will
c—u-u-
humus-tun
BWMWHEM
Bolero Benefactor" Cumulus Good-
Wlll of Norton—Hi0 im No
Leonor cm to Convoy-uteri of
I" “Will into Fluid!“ PM!“-
No combusted boomer“ con opor: 'P
eloioutly without inventory. Th ‘3‘
rectory tells the story of whether the
business is succesolul or otherwisc.
You put. alum eVerylhlng you have in
an inventory, and the value thnt youl
think the article bears in relation to‘
your business.
But there are many things which go
into the composite body of inventory
beside moi property. There is:
the quootlon of good will. There isl
the item of the contentment of em-l‘
ployees. There is the question of the'
relation of employer to omployee..
mm =
‘ “Quality Shop”
South lawslk.
$15.00 to $18.00 €an 39.95" 1
Big Reductions on All
Suits, Coats and
‘ Dresses
The Little Shop
to lie. llain Si.
=:‘ z I
' So. Norwalk 9
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There is the item of the health by-
giene of artisans. And there is the
bull item. which is always eloquent.
of whether or not the nit-u who work
ore better citlsens in/the community
in which they live. / ;
The time has come and gone when
msuufscturers are exclusively inter-
ested in converting raw into ilnisbvrl'
product. The time has come when all
employers must be interested in the,
quality of manhood of the men who.
work. 1
industrial cosxrvmim moans tbs,
preservation and protection of tho
lives, liberties and rights at men in ,
Staple oud Isncy
Groceries, Fruits, and don’t target his
Mixed Nuts. Every one is fresh. Irish Red Lettuce.
m. 1522 . . ,
A. HASSAN’S
36 Van Zandt St.
Table Rnisins, Currents, Figs, All Kinds of candies for
tree, Fruits in bosket, Goodies in box and bulk. 5 pounds in box
$1.50, Pumpkin in can, Pumpkin by pound.
industry on much ab it does the pro-l
tection of the economic sgencics of,
manufacture. it spells industrial in-;
tegrlty.
tirion is relegated to the past. Tho!
interests of employees, snd employers,
no not necessarily identical. but they ' .
l
ere mutual. if the humbleut employee
in any industry is not interested in;
the success of the concern for which”
he works ho, should be eliminated. in l
the executive of any large industrial:
concern in not intcrcstod in the bum»:
blest tollcx the executive should be?
climinstcd. ‘
The Mosnloa of Co-oporstlon.
The new idea in industry is n closerl '
kinship and deeper upprcclntion of that
necessity for mutuality and coupon»?
tlou.
the physical coordination of industry;
it is an agency for. the the bettermentI'
of employees. stockholders and offi-
cers. if an industrial concern cannot
manufacture good will, it ought to go
out of business. 1
industrial conservation means mobl-I "
. llzing industrial forces, both internal-.
ly and externally. it means probed-
tloh. not in the tart! sense of that
word. but in the sense of establishing
an industrial Rock of Gibraltar minot
the international trade conditions
which will follow on the termination
of the European war. The vast eco-
nomic" changes to follow the Euro-
pean conflugrntlon cannot be worked
out 'by a group of men. The tort of
democracy depends upon the cartri-
bution of everybody interested in the
maintensncc of democracy, independ-
ent of political. sectional or racial
considerations. l
Just as sometimes industrial plants,
are reorganized, so now American in?
dustry ls unzlm'goint: a process of re-
organisation. it is no longer an age
of the brutality of competition, but. of
skill in bringing about coordination.
Business now means making better
then and better conditions for labor.
more highly specialized vocational
training. and o non-provincial outlook
The age of ruthless compo-l.
(‘ooperatior’i means not merely ;
pletc.
ncss of American industry cannot be
measured in terms of dollars and j
cents, but in terms of the manhood of .
the men who constitute the fibrc inter-l
woven in our scheme of democracy.
Welfare of Worker Considered.
Measures designed to reduce the
cost of occidents in industry. the high-
('51 degree of safety apparatus for
workmen, the study of fatigue and its
consequences on the operative, the de-
velopment of the individual efficiency
of workmen, the problem of sickness
insurance. either through voluntary
economic factors involved in s shorter
working day, the stundordiostion «1
cost systems—these cud «Men: of oth-
er problems are all part sud parcel of
flow, New York.
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necessity for clesrflxowoytbemw has I a. but;
its Blind ”at“. to his tsunami-fined to use. You my huge
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of the once
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1918 in greater Norwoik
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