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us. all be held Tuesday at 2:30

o‘clock, with rails. Louis S. iieers, 45'

Imwosd avenue. l
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/Dr and lira. «ll. RayPonera o! Nor,
m m “c We“ WW °' ‘ “TPrcsident Bebsi, of Anteri-

receutly born to them. Mr. and Ill-LT ‘
A. 0. Powers of Weaiport, are incl-z Clll Sugar Refining 00.,

dental grandparents. .

> . Short—Plenty of Sugar
msl‘rriends‘of “Art" Waterbury“

of Norwalh. who went to France with; mjgrllgeiaI§iu of 1;,-

the engineering eerps several months‘

ago, will .be glad to hear word but Rama!" Reasonably 10W
been received from him. stating he is‘

In unebssuha-l the best of spirits. T No one, ever dreamed that sugar

 

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entirely contended as the result at 2‘5: _.~_.p;‘y_ Among other ‘einr. ‘ié 5“

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from Cuba and retitled. and price are to .~.e sugar. And this is the reason,
Inserted under the proposals of t'm-
F'ood Administration. sugar will be are weighed and packed by machines
pile oi the (hmpest. it not the cheap This saves the grocer'l time and stops. '
eat foods to go on the Ameritan table his loss by spillage whkh occurs when

But with the international Committee
' _ acting for the Allies and the Food Ad- this asnatry carried on by large basi-
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{tiled and prices stablised.
Tells-Why Supply WentT

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- , .' ~G, x mm. Attribution “his rfi't'ltl.) .. eat
liafils & ans '1: ; r’nri; ': In' rat cum.— in tin.- rd senator-f, {Ari-g ~~; Verdu-
‘H'ifi'tel Frail": l:;‘.- be?!) 10%“? .z. ink-u 11.33., and the 313;} w= Vile 1 353-: 9
—-~------— return: the i‘i' #:1‘ r "13' ','.'31 ~ 4.2.3 in the inn-rat”, .21 reply 2'; .1: a:ti:;i:~=,
3,3,4. e l Ln 1% wnrlci 't‘ 4hr. 7 : y" Mai-3'.
{ftfll'ghl'ilkfi r 451' :1 . basis It: mlox “Ye; i if. »-.:‘.~ tit ppiib '1: “y; ’n
to food mine it 1.; one of ill» I'L'flm’il tez‘ertod in inning tin; sugar apply
foods. cmwfl'd, ls‘ visually interested in

Sugar Prices to Drop. Musing vhy SbFai' in r-rzcitseee can
“After the new supplies are received be more economically distributed than

“in the first place. package sugars

Mr. Babet agrees with Ir. Hoover sugar has to be scooped by hand out i
that if the Allied nations had not en- of s barn-I. carried to the scales.“
tered into joint agreement to con weighed and tied in paper bags. And _
serve the available sugar supply, the when he counts this saving, plus the
price to the consumer would have nine of his time and the cost or paper
seared. said he in explanation: bags and string. be lads be can ban-T,

“The facts are these: Burqe's pro die package sssar more economically; -
dactisn of sugar was not «fly greatly. staking W Os 'Reunp. i
esrtaiiedwhen tbeepposing armies “iluprinpticIascsslaoenableahlm'I
swarmed over the sugarbsetlsideef to restrict sales to actual needs, to.
northern France and Belch. but make it go as far as possible. in ourl .
hglsnd and other foreign not» own experience during the recent pet .
,were toned to turn to other sources riod at great scarcity. we were able'
for sugar. The logical seam wne to distribute sugar more widely be-
cm. from which the United sma- eanse intead or sending a barrel of ‘
’gets the bulk of its cane sugar. 350 pounds to one grocer, we could
i “This developed competition which. send the as:- number or pounds, in
until the international agreement was three cases et in pounds to three pro I
reached, caused a serious advance in con."

’price both of raw and refined sugar” In conclusion. Mr. Balm said:
"mm in. sugar refining tea-try in

ministration1n control in this conn'Tness ults. the public In benefit“.
‘try. the supply will be equally distrib .We all the other sugar mm
g thave fully appreciated ear responsi-
No ships for Java. 9mm- to Ideal-rd the user Islam

“Great quantities of raw case nu- TM0 ”"7 dilcnlt M present;
are locked up in faraway Java, an- world mm." ‘
gavalla-ble because ships annot be The Ansflesn Sugar Mg Corn-i
spared to transport it.’ Hence the Eu. many. of M Ir. Ballet la resident!
Tropean Allies are asking Cuba and the ‘venues and distrlbatea about one-thirdl
5United States as a practical patriotic .of all“ the spur named in the Unit-
~duty to supply them with sugar. The ed States. I
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«Clearance sale Leno: Mlllineflr
South lain street. South Nor-walk.

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which the world produces in billion.” comply with this request for the,

of pounds ”“1” could m“ '° Bvery interesting reason that ii we saw;
scarce that folks would b’ ”ked by;the Allis-iron: the necessity of trans

Kim I. PICTUIIOQUE !
The lost. mum city in his is}

._.-.. the government and the sugar refiner-
ltslph Arnold. of Hawaii, a'recent ten to use it sparingly. But the war.
draftee, who ran away treat Comp which hes brought about many extra-
Devon last tweet, is said to be a fof- ordinary conditions, also upset the
m m If the Embannera' Dup- world's sugar bowl. .
ply company of Westport. 'i'beauthor- Today, everybody is interested in
lties‘are'wnxm the damn. sugar. The housewife is eager to
know when sugar will be more plenti-
ful. And horn n differmt' point of
view. the business man is following
the sugar situation. interested in the
success of the plan adopted as an
emergency war measure by the gov.
ernmenls Ill-the United States and the
Allies to regulate and control supply,
demand and price.
These facts lend particular import-
snre to the following interview with
112an D. Buhst, head of the American

W’bntcbsi's have beat able to
cut nnfrnasn beef last week because of
the modem of the temperature.
Daringitbe recent cold snap they or.
pcrieuceti some difficulty. as the best
was-hoses hearty as solid as a rock.

 

gum” Wr Clarence 1. Find!
Isa issnatl aver-tit to Wilfred Hourl-
m to build a mane l'Or nimseif at
13 Iyrtie assume. Pcnnlsslon WM
also given for JIM”! the 4M“ Bx- Sugar Refining company, and one of
press mm 0m“. 30"“ “m the three United States members of
’ street for wiring "’3 home of William the international Sugar Committee.
(3, Smith. Winfield street. ;
9 """'"_ 1 i the popular custom for men in Ir.
Frank 0- Austin. ‘ Norwulk 5° ost, Babst's position to discuss their busiv
is scheduled to sins. end W'- W ness with the public. But Mr. Rabat
Becker WHCBloy. of Bridgeport- M. is of the new school of Big Business
139”! of south Norwnlk, to give violin managers. who believe the public is
aelections ‘t ‘ concert in the Congre- entitied to know all about it.
.gational church. “”0” Farms. on More Sugar seen.
Tuesday evening. “um 12' in the. interview Mr. Babst covered

every phase _of the sugar situation.
First. he spoke of the prospects of the
immediate future. which most con-
cerns the housewife. Said he:

 

'Will the former private owners of
the railroads ‘ of the country receive
their roads but from the government

' war? is the big issue ' .
gaigfigtzreat the present time.‘ 'Sugar will 50°“ be more plentiful,

flare is some doubt expressed though “In “1;”: ‘20le cogs; cane 1;."
h" '9’ n u on orto co.
as to whether the government will

lverythlng is favorable to a sufficient
told on the real”. i
“mm” M ‘ supply for our needs, but not enough

D. to use sugar'estravagantiy or waste
,, funy. There must be no overbuying
or hoarding."

 

John W. Cronin. son of George
Cronin of 8 North avenue. received
telegram Saturday nisht. to report to
Washington. D. 0.. as soon as possible.T
to begin service in one of the_depsrt-
manta or the government. He re-
cently passed thrustinations in.
Bridgeport, and later on may go to‘
l‘rance tor duty there.

'ashed.

“Ordinarily the so-called law of sup
ply and demand is a most important
supply and demand is a most import-
iactor in regulating the price of sugar
as of every other commodity.

 

 

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