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ficste which will be given by the UH!-
1 "es sister “lapse-m to all men ”WWI in the Usitssd seam slop
Nettle.
8W” lent-rd by Lee a.
:1de "its Service Reserve:
Idiileeh’tepsecal to shim-art.
Vol”! 0! the m Service Duel-Vs.
calm enroll“ is in .prosrem. Inasmucut them through
“the Mme-mums made is he Connecticut State Gounlil e!
Decal war bureaus and town mmmittees are siding. The weft
it natiulwhic campaign
Kort-er. tours! (hector tor Connec-
Tllose who enroll in being advised to
“instant ”mimics-I'M until “flew tall” "m“ “3 my enemas tibia m
Sim ASKS
Ni ii Ellllllil.
F00 salons
" . ”‘— ”the sufferer the agent in 7* «“2“ severest-Is m M.
,. ‘Evsfy Blvd W ls Blow at State Defense thlcli N50 B-‘aad have s new one this”. ,, ,- ‘ ‘f I_.
hilt,” 8m connecticut i. W Am for Oliver 1*. ' ' »
.9"? .f 7 EXCMVS. .- ll ‘ ' Eng-QM“. A -W_Il
V . “1'58“le FRO! PIEZ. Home FEDEISL GOVEMENT:F,
0;.“ Mechanics to Ofler Services {or
'4. 1': mmwvm'l'hemtele-
l muMM~W
”fines-wowed Wis Them and
'l‘eiis1'ileol Menace.
~Oeversor Hamil. Holcomb hm
ushested the newspapers of Con-
. fiction! to -plbiisil'ttlo room. m
an to the :pqiie'o! the star.
”The federal government tells us
:asstile submarine denser is not over,
that ships are being sunk faster than
they are being replaced, and that ship-
hittdinz must be speedcd pp in order
. shst‘ihe U bent menncc‘uily be over-
”“1 t 9
vi". ululunntiy i reeeired a Incense from
» Glories Pies. vice president and son-
era} manager of the Emergency Fleet
__ ration, in which he said: ‘Witll-
.. :odt great induetr l army ready to
" " ’isll'e it's place sq need tor labor
-..' ' in the‘shipynrds‘eyer grows more or-
w‘ * mt, we cannu- carry out the ship-
mlldlsg progrst'st which hangs the
.. late of our army, in France, and or
our allies the world over. To min
the _ws'r our first need is ships,.snd
to build ships our first need is earnest
skilled lnbor.’
“.The United States Shipping Board.
the ailment or ‘iab‘or and state
councils of defense throughout the
,. quail-y have undertaken to enroll
' ' 560.000 mum. and shllied mechanic-I
for service in the shipyards. The men
thus .enrolled will be known as ‘ihe
United States Shipyard Volniitecl'l 3f
the Public Service Reserve! ‘ '
“in (hmnectlmt this enrollment is
' to be carried on under the direqthln
of the Connecticut sane council of
Defense. its central ollce at the
slum capitol and its war bandits and
town committees throughout the state
will handle this important ltash '31»
enrollment and subsequent service in
shipyards will he carried on with
a view to avoidinl: disturbance or ex-
isting labor conditions within this
' little.
‘ ., “It shoeid be made cleatit this
’ dime thai the government asks foreb-
it'llutely nothing. except All “NW
' ~ Shipyards are not ready yet to re-
, cove workm,‘hot' I nil mom
v' Washington that”! .d is yards
' will be ready slain. -
“.tssotnlastheygnbescntm
{mm the council’s once, earpll‘ment
cards will be inthehaabot war
bureaus and town committees tinonsh
out the state. and the erollllnlent of
, Connecticut men for shipyard service
can he uroertallen. The telleral ship-
ping board which calls tor this en-
rollment. hos-charge o! the construc-
tien of anerica’s new merchant Ina-
tiou is the government organisation
which will have charge at the ships
when they are completed and which
controls and operates vessels now in
the hash of the government.
"in this” national emergency,
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‘ their duty. Without question. dip-
building is a matter 01’ vital Import-
m in ourflshs with Germany. Sim.
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Willi SHIP
Lee A. Korper of Hartford Sade Di-
rector lor Connecticut at Time Gov.
emment Wet-fie Labor Exchange
”Mire! Oliice Opened
at tile ”Capitol.
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Connecticuts part of the nutionsil
program of enrollin‘ shipyard work-
us will he handled by the Connecticut
State Council of Mouse through tire
Connecticut ‘dlvlslon 0‘! n national elli-
plm‘moutservlcs Ashen eventual (0*
it will be to distribute millions of
workers among various war industries.
This service has Suit been established
in tile State (.‘opiiol. liurtford, by i*
federal (mammals and the suite De-
tsnse Commit. am the 'lmlnlnatidll‘“
ol the «booth lm ..-\ Rom-r tremo-
tires of Itlle ('npiiol ('in Lumber (‘0!-
pally ot Hartrnnl. has been appointed
federal i’llfl‘i tor tor Connecticut or the
United States Employment tiervlce,’
the limo“ titan-s Public pier-vice no
servo and the United Iitttee War DI-
ctlonge Service.
Mr. liorper has owned sn oilice in
the capitol and has appointed as us-
.tnnt -stnto'tllrol-tnr Allen B. Undolll
a: New lln-vcn. in the near future he
will i‘tilnhlilll tour or lire labor em—
ploymant nillcr-s In the chic! cities at
Connecticut. ouch of whlcb will be in
charge of n supelintundent, The
ptimc oidect oi the public service rc-
serve Mil be not to bring individual
employers and employees together, but
sorve.u.iorce..u1mxholshsll have
signified their wiliirwnem to be trans-
{erred trom'ulnlto'ver work they are
engaged in to essential war industries.
lt mm l«etiolated that by next
Amust. between :nmooo and 4,;000
000 workers will he nodal in and
culture, shipbuilding, munitions mak~
inn and other essential Maurice.
The work of the United States Earl-3
ploy merit Service, however, which will
be done matter the sense administr-
tion, will he snort» plans the lines of
an émployrlicnt burl-nu. it will en-
ploycrs and the employment needs or;
worlllngnlcn and had work tor the an- *
employed and employ ces‘lor industries!
and companies- which need more help.
The establishment of this new em-
ployment pervice under the United
States department of labor was
'mght about through a realization.
that there is no mi labor shortsscl
in this country, but that, while therc ‘m
crisis it scarcity of workers m It {on
ofths'trmies. the «apparent general
shortage is due to o inch of proper
facilltlcs‘ {or the distribution of In-
‘hor.
Sir. Korpcr, in explaining that the
chief function of tho new service at
too present time is to enrvlii all mobile
:ahor that it ready to be transferred
when needed. said diet the most ps~
triotIlc thins a man can do alter being
enrolled is to “sit tight and wait
where he is until ho i! called for his
new service."
The movement has been W
the American Federation “labor-d.
Its president. Ismael (balm
'sHsm. ltt'l'o‘vI
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Within Mil advises a...
was my inset-shes in their
valve timing pith. Hudson Suite:
.‘de'desd sine and closes isrtyp‘
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£3.73 was»: tut/between
awe marlin its
rather to enmii inst worklnsmen's re- 1
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doctor to learn the labor needs 01 em- ‘1 ‘ quter rote. I'll}. m .
isor your answer in your own _I
l'i‘hisis snaturalerror sisstothé'“
”an wheat flour,
powder who shekenhto the mag.-
museum The sentinel. '
-ll your next issue will you live the
Tailor! "up ‘
as. valve esens seven deuce sfli
bodssreesalter bottom amt-f"
beast opens titty- five degrees before
srees al‘ler top centre. #
lotorlns Department. The sentinel}
—_i have s U. 8 1.. battery U“
gives me very good service matey ,. , ,
the one!) aneunt oi m ’1; ,
is “W s season “W ,2
outer Mimi I". the battery hurl '
Alisa-ISM both ends oostain- '. .
bullies hsvr been 0!, ”i ‘ '
gangrenous; the battery this ” , .h alt-i Hess“. «In. is weiiv
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m til ”I... Alter removal
I. “pea. tees spur use is the
“0:,” for the be": "mmlor‘lve
the mates. Thirteen thorn son. To be
efperience; such ssubiect My anv ’* m 7"" 3‘” “he”!
muons will be Nonprocla’i’el L. it w.“
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3. d“ W i Wm “should be moistened with
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with, its prorr audition
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am slsoconstructinsomlil twat: ing_ J”-
the very um it you éfi. all use the MTV-q 1.. a; 99mm“
lentil sterile, core. eta-temps» and are
«hour in
gym is-
two sadism inch'iparlt 1... mm “also:
winery cum-st of six volts. l used as » ,.
when core lire inches long and' ‘ "
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the.”
MI" inch thick Could the mv‘“ y ”mt
be constructed about it. or is it to. :m Ira-Int]
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ce'liltr in hishsbeed won JIM sndnidhewoohlcossilerit‘um
yaire remain; opemgitur hm. dead graces tomorrow alps-i... bum
center ”degrees. to ”senses wilder-hey film one new to he
mind that the' momentum at on» Mt rhea the pethlnn is m...
in,
[gases in the inlet maniiold will force in the meantime me Veeder vault
'more into the cylinder. The exhaust is “hep; nhrdcd by D y U
valve opens 40 degrees to 60 demonsfi’g marginal: and u... 1m"
before bottom dead centre, to give the I“ for evidence is indefinitely
gas ll longer time to escape. The valv-l 5""! '3’ mm 3 filing by the up-
lWI‘ COU
closes 8 den"?! '0 1" “3“” after}. Judge rails is his- decision held
10v deed centre. because the piston that the andavios, alleging that the;
moves up so rapidlv that the gas docs D‘pers sousllt had, been used tor the
not hm c suilclent timetoeecapc. 1%!»me p of 1mm, '“ suilicient
inlet opens as the bailout closes. Bee;r
to jointly the finance oi,
warrant and t the pa-;
answer to W P in this department ‘ :pers Milli-M bathe government haul
loom Medustely described in the urn:
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for the. lights slid iota. will corporation could be Wed by
morecurreni for thfise 'to'insiallepflt' declaring that under a hmnan interV
wire ”M then ‘ double? 37 the pretstlon oi the law the men who com
.1., ‘mllted the felonyroqaid be punished |
on! We ”9““ ST: “gmflmawfl . wasnlxorolv, m. shame
the 1M)“. horn ‘ {Francis E. Bolton. for tilt United
'otmn battery on the frame. '
tone that by returnins ill! "‘3‘: g! a writ of error tad Mamie
through the {mine instead, ois' sum i any Vendor, genera donned for.
Wed Swift & Germany, which will prevent
“l" ““3 'l'mry "mt be an ”like risers-lent tron melting {ax-um
of Voodcr's vault ”evidence
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fit} “loll“. cahtsn examination;
fie United States "—cln Series Com-
m- has mm all can;
meanest would now mane ties for them of Fall-Isis, Conn,
flow or current is limited {by the re— to he held at South News! on Febru-
slsttnlcc in on maps and sum. Indfsryu. 1m, loan on mm or my
the amount at current used will not carrier at Riverside and Wilton, and
be affected by the method or deliver- vacuums that my com: on m,“
lug tho current, unless the wire is too m from othr pest emcee in the
smell. so inmn a one wire system if not; mentioned m. The exami-
was wish,
larger size oi the irsmo. it was”
seem that tho trams betas lesser.
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'm' s 5'” Sum
Special showing of new Serge
0 All Wool Jersey Dresses. .
In spring models,
‘ These attractive new one-piece
gowns are of Botany Serge or
.Wool Jmcynery verysimply made
M trim every mark 0! perfect
There are rows of but-
toils set thickly together, muoh'
bedding and ornamental stitch}
hey i
It 'mefleotsliave linings
Model-inaction
was, old blue, white or
m on block and this is‘
‘drsndownintoamefleci
fastenedtothewaistwithalargo
, ,. ’35,
GamayGothisapleasmtme-é
Serial to wear, very'soit and
gas-aim The new ooiorings are
in byowhs, taupes, navy and old
- such shades as will prove
' I a male for early spring wear.
$25.00 $27.50
535.00
Second floor.
House Frocks
' 01 plaid and checked gingham
' These simple and attractive
little frocks are sensibly made.
for style on wide col:
lass and coils of whitepique or
plain colored gingham, with ee-
centric pockets and large pearl
buttons. In French efleets,
brown, blue, agrees and black
and white checks. »
54-. 50 and 55. 00 W"-
’ ' MW
WMysndVednesdsy
W.Wu Scrolls,
regular price #1325 for $100
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The Huts
Little Police are in the front row
it Every time new list: come in
they are prettier than any be-
fore. Satin with fancy m
’ seems the favoziin animation,
satin brims or satin aowns.
ili‘hereis atiny garlandoflit
French flowers aroundtlle an
’ or there a , dangling bunch pt
{ cherries on the brim. finne
times there 1s a grapevine hand
with clmtem e! {as grapes in
. , . beautihll coloring. .
#7 Patel and Hellman shapes
‘ are conspicuous and promise to
be won because they are not
only becoming, but exceedinglx
comfortable. Very original trim-
mings are seen. A string of
coral beads ishpresd intoaIwido
: ma splashing bow. A brim hatI
" has finely plsited chifion over-
F‘ laid. There are soft crbvvned
toms and pokes of finely plaiied
literle or malinc.
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Come and see them. ~~ a
Milllnery Section. second leer. .
Evening Slippers.
Many new and attractive
3 f.- models have been Addéd to the
stock. White and black‘jsatin,
bronze, plain and patent; “$129150
.white kid and gold and silver
cloth, headed and plain 'eficcts'
in Opera and strap models. "
Prices $4.00 to $8.00
Second floor.
Men 5 Flannel Shirts
. Flannel is scarce and the
pmect' 18 that we will be al-
10wéd-no more generous amounts
from now on.
. These are exceedingly good
values moderately priced and
men who like flannel shirts
should take advantage of this
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chance. .
Shirts' in gray, with collars, .
$1.50
Khaki color, with collar and
two pockets, $3.00
.Men's Hosiery
cashmese' Hose in natural, 01(-
fotd, black and white,
i 75 ch. a pair
' cashmere nou' m white only,
so dis. a pair.
. Hes eavy Wool listens in Can—
toocoolt indigo blue, .,
' 85 or s pslr.
,‘yL Heavyweightcoiloufiose,
‘3‘ .‘iIr-l
at...
' “SmJ
micro, Oslotdgroy only,
. 15m apair
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