Ltroin Osborne arenas in 12 Fourth
.“East avenue to tho-Lianne“ blacken-
lRichlaid Hendricks has purchased.
. . St. John's street, left SunLlav {or their ‘
'“f urinal two months‘ vacation in the-
.Liocountry. # .. in L
i’ L I
Iii-LL. Johnson of “New York city
, ”Girls: 3;. Aisthorpeof Searievwm i
win; viiiior in Hewbugh. N. r.
”it
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- Aliiertflnnng of East avenue” ts
Wet Palisades Bark yesterdaM
- ‘1 ‘Lllr‘j‘i’erkins of‘New York city is oc- .
«vying the Marvin cottage at Marvin
.mach. f
ai"
Mrs. Russelh Broadway is moving
\liI'EGt. ’
Hr. Hiniinf New York city has wow
ed into one of the bungalows on
Strawberry Hill. , ‘t
Edward A. ColeLhas moved homo-r:
East Washington street.
the l34%|?»dilavidson motorcycle from
Ken h Day of Belts place ‘
Charles Swint or the U. 8.8 .Seatich
spent a short furlough at his home on
Thomas street over the week-cud.
Mr. and Mrs Everett E. Buckley or
.rilfP'Lrivate Leland Leppert who is sta-LL
tioned at Washington D. C is ipend- ‘
waisV a furlough at his home an Belts;
L Titan.
1'
. “dissenters wreathed in smiles
W ThoLinoetiugVof the Women's For-”L
Sergeant Hamid E Hanon of the
dOIEt Field Signal Bu. Camp Dciens,
Mesa, spent July 4th at his home.4
Winfield street.
A~son was born Saturday night to?
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eldridge of East
avenue. The countenance or Council—
man Eldridge, the grandfather, is
i
‘ sign Missionary Society or the East?
. ”333%,...‘g. '.= . .. L. L
- , 3“”The regular Friday afternoon meet-
Avenue M. E. church. Mitch we;
scheduled for tomorrow evening has
boon unlimited indefinitely.
'I‘
.L...
“not Mm-Offiemhlt 'Avenur‘hla hodist
Episcopal Church have been isccn
Ldnti! nuns: notice: This Man-
gay evening meetings will be. Sold as
-L dihal: ‘
Wi'sblhe; LBesides rhinitis! and
4.;
infusion: ins commit: a: V‘CLliurchiV.
L and VLtVic early indications are that it i
L will be a siwcess socially and? nun-i W
« ViL
L'L - upon such small marEinBLOf ll‘ofit-
\
b
The Federall'llrads Eoinmissian in its recent tenor-ton war
nnofits. stated limb theiiv‘sia‘rlro moan packers have been
iprodteering and that they buywanonopoly of use market.
L* These conclusions. if. fair and doctors-matters of serious
v'ctuicem notonly tothoseonmed in the meat .L packing
L? business but to every‘othér ”citizenot ourcountry.
'Tlie fiEures Elven on profits are LmislcndinEL aLLLnd the
statement that the tracker! have a monopoly is misun-
L varied by the facts.
The packers meniioned in the report stand ready to
”WOW! theirnrofits reasonable and: necessary.
staircase
iThe meat business.’ is one of the ‘lmcst American indus-L .
L;tries.Any citizen who would filmiliarize himself with its
details must be prepared for LiarEe‘totals.
' The report siateb that the allurean nrofiis of four lane
packers were $140. 000.000 for the thw‘e warrants
This sum is comnared withLLjSlil.‘ ill!) as gins av’rraize
annual profit for the three want before the War. makinE it
appear that the war profit was $121. 000. 000 Ersatcr than
the ore-war nrofit. -
This comoarcd 3 three-year moot with La. ohii-yeafidrofit- .
+8 manifestedly unfair method of comparison. It is not
only misleadinE. but the Federal Trade Wsioii lip-
parentiy has made a mistake in the fimeddhemselves.
10‘ It! * 5" lit *4 iii
'lliciamezatc three-year profit.» of 3514 $23336 was
coined on sales of over four and at half billion Dylan's
moons ~about threaéccuts onoaclidoliorof solos—am singere ,
fractioniof a cent Luenpound Lot nroduct.
‘ Hackers’ misfits are a neEliEible factor inL‘Lpric'es of live
stockiand meats. No other lasso business is conducted
0
L .Li
L. 9 LL: (central: L-
[bothersome-“and this' is very: Moorland-only a small
i j
a ‘ines-s
L ' been abatedthelarser'portionof the profits Learned has
beenuse‘d tofinancc iamstocks of mods Landnto L provide
L WLIM improiitonientsmade necessary by the Lenor-
1 monsidemands of curt-amyaL-andinavyaiid the Allies.
* Ii: * * * , * * * .
If-youLare abusiness man you L will annreciaten the signi-
‘Lcance'ofthese facts. it you are unacuuainted' with busi-
nesh: talk this matteriover with some business acquain-
tance—swim your hooker. say—and ask-him to compare
profits‘ofthepackinirlindustry withthosé of Y'any other
. «iarEcL industry at the present time.
’l‘ * ill * lit all * 3i!
"No evidence isoifered by the Federal Trade: Commission
in support of the staiemait that: thanlarEe packers have a
L monopoly. The Commissionfs own report shows'the large
number and importance of other‘nackers.
The packers mentioned in the statement stand ready to
Lnrove to any fair mind Lperson that they . are in keen
demolition with each at er." and that they have no power
toLmanipulats prices. , .
"ilf this were not true'tliey would not dare to make this
L positive statement.
. Furthermore. Eov'ernment figures show that the five large
, packers mentioned in the report account for «Lonly about
. one-third of the meatbusincss of the country.
‘ They- {visit it‘were uossible to interest you in ihe‘ detaiisof
When? business. 0! how. tor instance. they can. sell dressed
beef for WWEthocostof the live‘ “animal. swim in. - .. T
ambitions: bymhducts. and of. the wonderful story of
fiieuiinistrilnrtion throuElidui this broad land. as
Well said othen countries. ‘
Mofimuackewméntioncd feel justified in cooperating
» LL'wiizlLoacli otheritotheiextsnfl of together presentinir‘ this
nubile statement. . .
'iLTli'eiiliavo inscrutable todo a LiE iob‘ for your. government
will itstimsof siscdii they haverinet. all war: time: demands
promotlwand colostomy and they are willinE to trust
L. phrtion ob this drofiii has been said in dividends. The
" bilance’ has? been lint? back into the businefies. ’ltl hadito
' .i.
Was caused by new ‘
ulster. Miss Lillian Walsh; semis ism,
w loaves a. husband and baby daiigho
“‘8 Libya party will be held on the
smut. Wsdnsmaytevsninss L
~_ ,. . as you re‘alize' when you consider the problems the
”packers have had to solve—and solve quicklyuédurinlz
those war years.
To conductihis business in war times. with hiEher costs
aiid thenecessity 'ofi paying twoior. three times the former ‘
piices‘ for live stock; has rdouiréd the use of.two mt three V;
times the ordinaryiamount of working? capital. -Thc~‘hddio ..
I
“V .. j L tional profit makes only a fair return on this. and as has
attair Lit-sits be. used to send delegates:
to the isunday- school institute to. Lbs.
\
it tireineasa tozthcfa'
Lwitliltlie fads beforczldiem
s- of- the American-moms
i
“’“EEMOUR auncoMnANv
WW3, Locum meniscus.
1 amounted cones-NY
-- VT iii": m smarts. COMPANY
wnsomaficonmlvv L
V hhans‘ing him with drunkenness
‘ on of peace When arranged:
In the meanwhile Mrs‘. iPos-L‘ .
ivs‘n permission to go to“ .
(18590515 to live with her mother.
' as warned that if he both-L:
C. s. Maconiber of the Post Road is
lldren’s Market opened Sat improving, aft'er a serious illness. ;
glowing in trout of the Eastl
improvement Association” Mrs. G J. Ottiner, with her daughter
proviso a great success. it.any-"Ruth. and son . .orman visited rat'-
to n: that the vegetables sum in Brooklyn; N Y.. over the
Wmflapmfiwmm .- . V ,
. . i , , . i
Let iboGaMaclubm mu §tclla roots; mm ami-
. MINMMMWOIIII‘
L: St. Luke‘s church Noroton. who broke i
E. at 6: 30 p. ..m, and Mr Carter! The birthday anniversary 01' “10
lpreached at the evening service an
7130. Gillespie oi thewPost. Road, Noroton.
Rev. Murray Hamilton, sienna: nasr: ty on the lawn (in Wednesday offer»
tor of the Norotons Heights Methodist noon. Games, music and sports were
‘Protestant chui‘cli, has been: vioitinx enjoyed by the little folks. Prizes
past week. " _‘ lireshmsnts were served. and each
c _. d also deceived a favor to take
\Rsv Dr. Kirain Van Kirk, rector; oiLVV“
his wridt a short time ago cranking his Several 0mg (“ends in town recsiv—L
.» car is rapidly recovering from the ac- ed yesterday i'roin Sorgt. Harry S.
cidont.
{Grosseth formerly pastor of the Barton.
'vioa at 11‘ a m. in the Newton Pres France with the 101th Regiment (for-
main church. the naulyinatallad V mariy New York's famous Bevanthwoi‘
i' pastor, Rev. William (biasing.- Vconduct- which he is postmaster. and that lie is
ad the iii-st droning service (or “many Hail. The cards bore the date of June
month- at 1:30 p in. VLL knowing how long W
Lawton-nut . mm ine' mL‘ovsr
young son of M1 and Mrs J. Stewartiroton section.
,, .L was celebrated by a neighborhood par-L we]! be sounded in case the tracks drag . «A
M E Church, the formal printed curds~
" in addition to the usual morning ssr- announcing that lie h‘ad arrived in‘
this the case as thoypass throuEhLNo- 3
This noise seems un-
necessary when lths gong could just as
not clear In; many cases it is reported
that the whistles are used when thin-3
tracks are perfectly clear. Many people
itoriner parishioners here during the were awarded for the contents and real-lions this line say that they are;
awakened early in the morning by the , , _ L»
whistle on the first cars going through‘1 Mrs. Liary Weed and (orally at Ro-
-Vand again at night when the lasticars wnyton avenue are at. the Log Cabin
through? It is only recently that these at Long Ridge.
whistles have been used again. .: —
‘ ,JVV . Thanexular meeting theL Rows?-
woum inani- m asnMAiw, imgszmmzaxmbi field this
!
Tout Butt-L of fiaivLL Canaan said so . The Lailies' Aid Society of the M59“?
and h “M" Arrest (idiot Episcopal iChurch will hold :1
Toby W. L0} an'L Canaan. m”, m meeynz ill the chapel on Wed
hold for the Moral authorities under need-y “mg. a 3 o'clock to. nuke
City Gaunt at Bridnuort 8am. form lunar and will)" to be held
wflih‘ sparing against “mt,
Withdrawn Ks “Jinan! “me
mnmsmLWLfifi
L Two shows PUT i’iLYNN TO
, ‘ isLsae L
ATLANTAuGau JumwmIrDein
': say. Salt use .. any wheayyweighw
- knocked» out Dan (‘ Porky?) Flynn, oi;
Bostonnin- the first-- round olsafschcd-
L uled “ten mund bout: heroiesdturday :L
night. The Mind: was about hair over
'when Dempsey sent a let} hook" to this
istomach, followed by a right cros
the jaw, and Flynn took thn'rcoun’i;
3» L3 , ,
' 3mm can“ oms‘a'av
. *- PLAINS 1,100 MILLE HlK
CHICAGO, July 8.—-—Dan OfiLear
Veteran champion walker, will not
ienipt the 1 100 mile hike to M ii”
was; Temiuntli next toil. r ‘
O’Leary had planned to stari'
month, but decided to dostpone .
trip to escape the hiking heat- of liq
all; m “f “M “u m“ “ “" ammonium: ”alarminttwwmitteea Vssonui. ore is 77 years old. _.L
.. WESTERN LEAGVQJE QLUl'lL’LS
OMAHA; Nah. m Lidi—‘phoctbr
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