”less" mthohlt "condition autism
j Relatives hereuhsveeecetnd letters
immerse E. Davis now "rightist;
'{Wmemewhere in W. He enlisted or
. . 31:11:“ er ayes: ago in the infantry and went
’ ”a? ncross soon afterward. He low
”he. (loam, Heine; tor
%Msnics.
sl , registrants must he
., miller general millterrnervice. from him.
Where at least a groomer school:
mention. and 8011;1le sptl-'
. Because thggwlli not receive
‘sre anxiously awaiting furtherfiinvwii‘
’J
The picnic dinner given , the wear
in the present oflenm'e s’nd Benefit; 'I l. m 0141! 7.
be", or the Land arm! communist,
mence with the tail term His many, , ‘
B
7 ' “of“ storms “to“; em ..
. . . mus ' e t . w . 2
" , , one of the most enéoygbie sham o,
m ,_ all célfiimrmfiemy'the season. ‘Aithough nctively ens“
thr‘hurulntm‘ent among local boards ed‘tniinyinztiiehndneldm-hidflldc
their forks, substituted violet talcum
withirteen calls for men technically
”mechanically qualified. itor the honest Went lonvthelr .pretti'
at new
State Board No. 18, Torrtngton, one . . ' ..
'nlseksmitll; Board's No. a . ““3"“ mm m ”u ”‘7
.Brldgeport, No. 3, New Haven, State time.
“Beards No. 6, 15 and 18, respectively.
' t Naugatuck, Greenwich and Torring-l
.mn, one bridge carpenter each ,ystste
boards “No. 6 and 13. ralmtlveiy at,
linuxstuck and Gtrsttordyone cabinet
wanker each; Board No. 6.1th Riven,
cue cs'glter; State Board No.‘13,<Strat3
lord. one concrete foreman; State
.Bonrd No. 1, East Hartford nu'd'vicin-
summons worker; «Board No. 3,
Wilton farmers and tarmeretlles
who have been crvlns for $000, 51'0"-
ing Ewesther tor . the “corn crops, were
wihlns to yellrenellshjhelom life he!
wfinrsr retrofit“, 1nd 'when they“
they were nosing lend under a “tree.
it was sometimes surprising inst
long it tack £0 not out into
5nd State Board No. 4. Brantordwon'e "
angler ”oh; Bound No. 3,~Bridgeport, strength and amblllo ‘ be! e
” nn‘fidier; Statellfloarleo.fl.1New‘lh° wateringpot “m we or
Winona @lil;y§)f0§‘;.3§ards No. aniline-bar. ’
W No. 5, Bridgeport. one telephone '
operator. each; Boards No. 3 and No.
it." .. Irtn'ons tlmbqrmen occur
1 nudity; is cell nniyf'white msn'nnd
‘Jhfiically qualified for genernl smili!
’ ury service msghe inducted. The;
‘ inept ‘Julyai tosflsm‘p Foss-ssh.
e, f flint "
_ he Maine. quotas follow:
. Harttgrd, 7:,Bridgeport._8; New lia~
won. 13,; Waterbury, '5'; New Britain. 3
Stamford, 7., .‘ . ,
'Btatcmoilr‘ds—East Hartford and
. Thompsonville. 4:.Blllll'.
‘Meriden, S; New London. 4:
, 4; Norwuilr. 8: Greenwich,
_ 18; Williniltn‘tic. 5; tibia n
‘ Osman“); Middlgtpwn. 1; Deep River.”
3: Rockvfll‘q a." r "
it enough to wow
Wilton women havo come to the r
cusp! theiibmry fund and one .
their plsns'to raiselmone
port will he a tea garden on
0‘! mammalian
tee. with toast and .msrmalsds.
ice cream and other (is
be served tron-twain at;
aflsirwili bullpen to the puili
ly 29 and will contl.
mm. The chapel will be
real room visitors
ttel‘hoo‘ . ‘tollr
iheir friends will?” halite;
The Junior Christian Ende’nmr
l
l ty of the Congregnli
. conduct the affair.
___——————
V (the contribution to Liberty's A
, that Wilton has already :mnde,
will be inducted\ into the
‘ States service by Exemption Board
' ‘ ‘ George E. Headding,
Fred Rocco. Sherwood QM“.
n Wilton boy throllgh and through, at
Miss Campbell, has rented her hand-
.nome filnre in Nbdrllill to N. Y. par-
. ties for the summer. ‘
Ling law business in
The son of the inte Henry
l 0. Chichestcr. he graduate
Norvrnfl High School. and
llmnor man in . ,thc‘New *vl’i'o’rk
‘ School. “He was admitted
them in New York’stnle.
;necticut and llas‘slit’iwn an ability
that argues‘well
his profession,
this success in his new dutiefi. for it
c wit and sturdy p .
him for above the ranks 0
George.
e son.
.1 Harry Jennings, formerly of the
Wilton garage ila's .taken wGeorge,
Beadolug's place, in R. W.‘ riireler‘s,“m
2 store. --» zillO
F. D. Green of’MontclnlrfN. J.,vsec-
rotary lot the United Hosplfil f munda-
. *tion of N. Y., wnslhe guest ot'5llev.
F. :MfiHollistcr on Friday. '
3A .goodly’numbel' of the members ot 118ml
the‘Wilton Congregational Qlllli‘ch',“ltlld to carry
Sunday School with -their~‘l’rlonds, en- private.
io'yed a day's outing at “Flori 'Poin't also: fills
- loot! ll 8 l‘ 0
yesterday. . ’ . , Keeler‘fi general 'sloreclilllt
rRev. Isaac Cssmrges, D..~D.. or New andnundor that veteran’s
"'York:.Clty, who has been nppolntedi‘l-wl‘lellmed “‘3 WS‘MSS
executioner the last willvothislsister, it we were going to c
the isle Katherine A. Sturges, '. was George itwould be ill “"3
inatown on business connected ~ with. ter’s department, where hi
awe estate Valerdlle ‘ ~ ture, with experience an
’ L, . would stand him in good stead.
’ ‘_ nrroll «cluster has been» enrolled Brown and Fred Rocco are
amine freshman class s‘lt'Amhe‘rsf 001?
I
drown. but. are‘husky, industr
. AUTQMQBEN‘E V, ,CHU_R.§HE,‘S._‘}N‘~£9EER PLACES
‘ 5" “ 3‘ ' . . ‘Peoplemtgrrlnondge Wells,
to be infitwb places;
”comm.
. bosons: we wont you soloists,
consumers to {mow whstwe
r-Sigu CARBON BEiiQ¥8R.j
Learn what those whom: usln . , .
, .lslresdy‘ltnoyf‘tovthcir.is‘ltinwdndn '
mplcto motor satlsiaction. «Hero is one‘ , , , ,, , ..
of hundreds ottleuernwsrarg reciting. the clergyman ~
hill-Goon} .Giovcr.'N. " City; wrilési-‘
l "leav
out. . When, ‘
,.
:Welkll ‘frbm‘l'ltlhei been! diluent
~ 'the parish alas
the pulpit.‘ Inhalt-n minute
mite :(rien‘di l‘ii'd‘
' Iy its interests
\) ‘
We‘don‘t‘ca til I on ' ‘h‘
o...“monotonous
SlGhificttto your ‘
or so ill.
”psolutelyhnrlnlusv n ;
your um suit.
on“ mile to arm? in
’ Anléfilor‘mlt t?” '9"
_ our , .
5§".Wll it ..
. ingsphotogrcfi may
. hoteliemv‘tn' ll
Ansonnsnolllnil’mrlsgfifi ~
utmost
mammalian, was,
y=lor its‘rsull‘
the law»!
Church at which , vsnce
may pass an enlOY-
lets, residents smith
welcome.
scale 1)! to rot
Four Wilton boys will be added to:
fill}’
and by the Allied t
United ‘ iorces remaining
No: ; pocketed.
izsns that are sureftofmflfe good fight—
i
use
effort in which they vie in bravérr
with‘the Americans, British anti Ital-
l
tul‘r'ontvlys the Mich ~|re steadily
fl
North at theater-no in anlsdl'snce #91
.two kilometres (about: 1.1-4 nille‘slfi' ‘ ‘MWE ENGINES
the Alliesfitonk fortifiedrfnrms and MW
Barbillon Wood: . When: Pugs One)
The (inflicting _ surpasses in .. __
rch and lay
ho' 1violence that or this
the“ sun ’ull'ensiVes
Will; ”to cooks; iBoar‘del'No. 3 . . .
‘ ’Vl'dgeport land BtnteéBunrleo. will”. Quour'nllllli. melon! “a“ ”.9 being w
.5.'lunernMch.-orse construction more “man loaves Siirlveied npsnd man! a“ Wm".
m each; Board No“ 3' Bridgeportl a, tired commuter summoned ull proves more the
contusion ‘in‘im‘many resulting
he “the Alliedrbio
delay theirgetront by
price, but the narrowly
es- ing their-generfilvreserv
ct oblige them to straight.
between Schliemann Rholm.
can. essrou
lectablefl will,besn virtue
new. runners.
in om 1sold
nue‘ilfilly'untii An- teen
used as s have
Soissons end on the line
i
i
onal Church will gma
lheavy ma
l retreat, General 'Mnrch said.
v“ Jilin. . Elizabeth Brady or ”L‘y'on’s 14 at the Town Assembly Hall. Weill On the Rheims side ,8 ALE ”30861170753.
“film'hS visiting Miss-M3“, F‘ (ire. street Norwalk. at 4:80 till! ailer- licial reports show the enemy has. - ,
gory. 5 ' T '3“ fl . l noon. They are Sherwood Chichest’el‘. been thrown back an “erase distance ,State Commission“ H r Alleged Of—
A H John Brown and ntamlle suds. ball on aten'mill’. lenders-.mtlk ..
health is
ltllough he has established a flourish-
Ncw York city. 511193135
3. and “fill“illat gained by l
d from front in April.
was an}
> Law had ordered 9
lo the "fir organized in t
nnd ’ in con- ? stationed. respectively.
lttfens, Muss.,‘Mcade.
for :JCuster‘Mlch. Funston,
lfi ‘ is, Washington.
promos is sure;
' i a ‘ form the
1-2. lllenddlng. isgliome Guards be
After attending the : st interiorsnsrd
schools be entered R. W. Fpose and the rsgu
ryéll'rs unmito the comps, designs
_tutelese March 3
in every detail. nintry re
house a lllabe for ‘sions will he composed of Nation
Qunrtefirlnsarny troops. “
s cheery tin-i
d induslrfldirisio
‘ John,as invo
not so will .
lous cit-2 dltlonsl American-units to those ni-
. Eng“-
‘. land. rarelyray that it is impossible
‘ notorietime, hos .
;;r cause trillioyjenter Titre" beautiful old
chapel of ease in their town they
can-stand in ',t‘w0*counties and three
‘ parishes. This "chapel, «stands part-
: ”l iy5_ in ,Kent- .snd‘ partly in Sussex.
This is how althcifprolélom is‘worked
83
the vestry "he Comes out or the par-
plelrlhurst tori thefiwas'
he
. pan! ‘enteruthe.'Itwopounties our the»
ore ‘jot the congregntmn. how
ourselves-2 uv.
' :‘loner‘rparlsh. ,9“
If" case report, A few primers
was
the Wu greet. mrmwed.
were unified’l‘nesaiir‘y‘fi' ; the Allies,
particularly by {the m troops wise.
men to Fore-on-Tsrdenols An relic
liregion.
ll LONDON: July 2470““ "own-1x? which are made equal with the lien-
tch “(Miriam
, . tfid’ itspateh
iiirjtmwmg pmeddfnt once
teem.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
“133. 7 n, room, room
_ . . a. ." all"? pres-L?
thJfl' . , .. , ‘7 mung 7""
8?“ gram: M. “$3.le min—W.
" Winds tndvanter'nd farther into the“
WSW . The stretcxy oi Gener-
at” Foch apparently called for the «19'
ilivery o! smashing blows today and aft
numerous points crack divisions of the
emergence eel-men 0mm "
slaw mauve ground theme the
French and Americans.
The day closed with the Germans
having been pushed well back at mall'l
points by ‘the Wetland \st- '
18M “shim alumni. of 1193"!
“(may mus. ' I
U. S. WCBE‘I‘ROL
;tmmi
liken“ “A Gomanlnid on the
ritisb lines northeast of Bethune. on
PARIS, July‘ 24.51:}; wt £11118
site-ring seventy. .oer cent. of «the
.
The Haves Wrist at the
ghting towards Oulcby-leailhauteau.
dli orders for turbines rated in excess
of 700 home-pawn for either civilian
or Government purposes except for
.ships for the navy and the Emergency
the Fleet Corporation without a permit
’rrom‘ftrum the War Industries ‘Bosrd.
: , Permits (entitling of private orrnon-
aging-seam? war grgiglrnwill be maintainalyby the
‘3! mum-held?” . new ‘ -s. ‘uwn. ‘
, This action Was taken by the War
so soon will, industries nomuitrwosuiu‘tvster-
it their front . day, on storm.“ ‘mllgvmrum situa-
; goutresbulnusmom .lhexwarsoomsnds
Y . __ sd- 1‘ ur no power:
“ASHIAGTON,July 24. irhem. . Solmwumflhh,“ Govemmenfi
the All and Amer can larder: {will :be allocated to the war
dgthe‘A onetime salient hall 7 making-'smerzenciea requiring land
fly steady for th’ellsst two? 3113 marineutirbil‘ifs, andhprlority on
. , ‘ , mm orfit‘oflii e very w: . B: van ere-tile re-
Gfiflflm ”mill ’. , t Implqulremutds the ostlu‘rlnem.
lOllflY- 0959“" the “a the ‘2 Mil meeting ‘ ay witill‘Wnr lunar
mg}. divisions.,oi Gel‘m,“ "9°93 . tries Boudoihcials representatives of
been thrown into'the riddle: at the lour punctual" turbine monorictur-
mouth at tors will detennille'dn further steps to
. I {most the 1:“ demands 0; till‘e industry.
- . » e- on: (ice inn. p o ty as .be-
“3m“ flatmate- tween the mvyfilhe army fund “the
“WWW: l“ , ,Rmerge oy Fleet tor-steam nnd‘e’iec-
I. overi which strioltur Ines. itlisunderstood. now are
Ming worked outltluongh Becretnrles
.Dsnicls and Baker. and Chilll'lnunliur-
Pls- lay. of the Shipping Ronni.
Md: it well said yestsldsy that the needs
,. oi the navy and the Emergency Fleet
mops. be sold. Germanléxue-beinglmet as rapidly as they arise.
in the salient will be»
of the salient or:
rind-the Germans tapidly
«uncut; The wildltn'lh. oi
lbmgelstetenlehoelhegnys,
it anything else
w. The Germans: may
ere:
The Germans are
ate; the single
into; in "their hand
term can berremnved as they
it that railway.'running from
schnclrv or own. on. .GAUSEB
l - That olive oil is (”It becoming an
ch 11:13:“! $9233“ $3,223 [extinct summoning“ allows by: “the
n ,0 a . . ":nluny cases ot-‘tnblllllulion dicing
rmuns dullnfillound by the monomers“!!! the tinny
about cqunllllunl food commission throughout the
dcrg; state There are now about ninety
Estimlllt‘a of would-be olive oil in the
, . ‘ ced that heromcc oi the commission at the Capi-
The‘clllet at start annuln ital obtained by tho inspectors ill
ix new infantry divisions , various grocery and delicatessen
his country during July. 2 states in, Connecticut. where the own-
at Camus Dev-:9“ bore. in runny cast-s. used tin"
Md ..$herldnn;Ala-fiempmd olirc till caps or bottles'as
hens and Lew?‘ receptacles for cottonseed oil. soiling
front, licspil‘
and high are
The area louthv’ the Ge
t week. he said.
hem on the Flan
the latter in the prices obtained for
film pule article. it lsnot alwuyh on
absolute substitution. but the olive oil
is often diluted with tho cottonulod
llroducl in ol‘fler to "make it go tur-
Two regular infantryreslments will 3
nucleus or soclrnew division. ;
re replaced regulars ‘ mm”,
”05‘9““ ““3 pm‘i As most of ,lhe much used ‘oil
lars are nowmo‘llinl , comes from SmnlmdlnuyI136£hip_
ted. . Generltl’fplnx conditions'plevent it belnlgsrg‘n,
, ' , L . , to' this country in any not .3“ 0.
old. Aside ”7"“ "‘1’, :1? Omafllnounts‘nnd only a small 'fllliiilllly
nimcnts of ”mm e :13 produced in Southern California.
“1 A"‘1'i‘l'loreiore the dealers apparently see
- l substitution as the only "solution oi the,
ricanmmblcnl. The commission will hold"
3-day? “rulings on a number of cases Mon-Y,
n
The chief of staff said theAme
us he mentioned last Sets a
lved "1 the..rightlng still were» in taking such steps for the'rectliy-
3- 'HB added “0 ad, ing of errors on the. port of dealers,
,the c ission announced yesterday
i ', tobe ontllu line m min: that is purpose is the proli‘t‘iilfln «it
ready “0““ t . tho pocketbooks 0i ‘. the consumers
yirom the high prices of impure lords,
constantly engage
burg, former German “Mlnist'er‘to ‘Ar-_ nine article.
‘gentlna has “filed nt‘Gothsnburg on , Dairy, and Food Commissionerfi‘hom
Swedish motor steamers“ Holt held hearings yetierdhy‘morn-
board the , . . ,. . , ’ . ‘ingon six gases oi, watered milk and
,‘milk below standard, the violators
coming i‘rt‘lm Brooklyn, Putnamnliump-
ton and North Windham. In many of
., .th‘e4nstnnces of the milk not contain-
in’g'the necessary cream. the'col‘nmis-
{sion considers it’larsely dilute-ignor-
,ance or carelessness in , mixing, the
fluid in the'cnns null-therefore is'more ,
Vlenicnilin the prosecution or such .
_cnses. : ‘ ’ ‘ . » . l
.; ENTERTAINING on
The latest draft coon
._
~Wml
~— “ , . . ‘ ‘ a
. ll‘rui
,. l.
l
AFTED MENfl
tingent saunter!
J'Bllnllclj'lms,
1an Ashlin;
other one to?" “' .......
. on ‘c .‘ ' cl ' ‘1“
«Thaisevenlltorme‘swtoowgntogmedicsi
“We. II Bron hid As ,
1 lid! 3 than. cutan-
common 1‘
item led all
hmati
going‘to; jfilwth‘emo -,.
"HA-tempting repent has ‘ been,,.pre~
pared which will be followed-«by antin-
"nsistiligl of «address l
; xelvl-ialfsh‘oln. Judse
tin’g'..-jAt- .
. figment;
all. '
figment gm” ’
t pulling" j ' . DUBLIN so
°““° 353:,“ = foogonimylreini’rld;
man s nfthersno‘rtl
3‘ ‘Suppiilcom
u .
elieved th
33!; on
4““
WOMEN nxan AS
‘ results from the wartime cmp
of women in the metal trades wer rsurvey 0‘ the services 0f supply. lll‘
claimed in alreport issued last nlgh‘ eluding all matters of accounting, re--
by the National lnduslrinl ConferenceillllSlllOll and finance. He wlll '
Board.
said lthnt employers generally co
mendediwomen as more thorough and ‘9‘]?
conscientious; producing less spoiled-
tvork and being more careful with
tools. 0
work produced wnslless than that at will)
in
Women were also reported as "more
:{uses Womenloperatlve
'os committing. machines were found “it.
I ‘ eul‘lsl person 'in twenty-eight 'equa‘l l
Infllbltd. 18 5 l .
Summer. Negliges
of cool andlmrdaintiness
6W (‘1' W OVOIL
Sllllllly mad
ll"
9, ~with a
nonletllin
. for ticill
waist.
Figured Lawns in colors, re
.1 'blueland lavender.
l“ . Colored Lawns in pole cool gray, old blue. and
white lawn collars and cuffs,
~ll
Sacqucs and Breakfast Jackets
White and colored Lawns and Dotted Swisses, flowered clients, 31
many difl‘eront patterns and color effects .7 $1125,
I
.LuncheonDoilics '
from Modem and Japan ‘
Of pure linen with ~hand embroi-
“4,601‘Cd medallion in the corner, a
, simple design, und‘etlging of fine.
,hand. made Cluny lace. Exquisite
gwor .
$14.50 a dozen
$12.50 Centerpiece 36 indies
Charming little books, so nice ri1
the hand. All are standard literal
sure or classics, such 'booklsxlasievl.
Tile prettiest and filllliest of summer llcgliue
gowns appearifor the hot days of J uly and August.
rWhite dotted. muslin, no dainticr fabric was
The
douse gowns ill-“ti
trifle oi B. lilacs and
gnu the way of ribborls
g. Am elastic at the
belt lilakcs the gown fit any size
Other stylcsdnmovolby,
lawns and stripednnuslinj
are very attractiveland
winked at $2.00 3311183,}.59
so design, and designs in pink, p
ale tan,’
other patterns, with
$1.75
\
..
$1.50, $200, totem
Lingerie Shop, second floor,
The ,‘l‘AnléIH Booklets
' boundin red leather
s
oryone likes to own for himself.
.r
Madeira work with corner mc- Plays 0f Shokespeare .
dollions hand embroidered, and Certain Essays, amongthem‘ -~
hand buttonholing around edges. ‘
Very nice. “True Americanism” ,
Dollies $145011 doz.
Ccntérs.$12.00.36 inches.
Oval Tray Covers for“ bread,
cake, or sandwich trays, very-sim-
ple eyelet work and buttonholcd
edges, 6 x 12,; 49 cts.
Tumbler Dollies, plain button-
20 cts.
‘ Art Section. main floor.
greatest
l
' holed edges
t
by [Theodore Roosevel.
Poems, selections from all th‘l
poet's, sonnets, lyrics
ballads, etc.
75 cts.
Ilium lieu“
,now in Europe, thenrriv‘al of Mr. Stet.
tinius represents a gathering of impor-
.W ARTIME WORKERS, ,lant Amerionn officials calculated to
SAYJNVESTIGATORS materially assist teamwork and elli-
, . cisnoy in war work. t ’
ilir. Stettinius‘ visit, to France is for
BOSTON. Muss. July 24.~—I~‘nvomble*ll variety ot purposes and covers a
loymmllnrge field. He will make a general
also
‘ p .; represent the interests of the Wm- De-
ln summarizing information ohtaln.‘.partnient in the conferences or the mu~
ed :irom 131 estabilsllmentsvthe report; .nitions oouncll.‘ The length or his stay
or in Europe has not yet been determin-
Thomas’ Nelson Perkin yesterday
was appointed an assist t to Score-
nrleaker in matters otpurchsse and
ly to act duringvthe nbsehcer-lot
Mr. Perkins, who is 8.
Even where the quantitymot t
on. the quality was frequently better. ‘Mr. Stettinins.
.—
teachable,” more regular ’in apro‘duo
lion, and so not showing the tendency ll
to restrict output. which,“ the report...»
said. was sometimes characteristic 0'.
men, j
Some employers reported that. the‘.»
increased “demand for the services of
women was tendingrto 'mnlro thcml
more. independentthanvformerly. ' j
"Comparing the ‘output of men on ‘“
women," the report shownd that in'six-
.. ‘ i
ureléio
The agonizjn pain of "
neural layiel salmost
instant y to the pain-
relieving. power 6f the wonder: .‘
RalllnrcnthnsiuticrebouoByrSinr ~ . s , . .. . ,
‘ “dung“ mammal“ lmedlor tell at. Fmtxlltll in $115563; Ifit he ll3 1 tli nit ' tomorrow morning
since irr‘enovei-‘sndn 'intp‘tor’ l ,_ :going to 0 0, ate" at‘ _ 97-8 3“ e , , " ' _ , ,, ' i ”V93 l 5,» F , ty-iour establishments of ninety-seven
‘ unhi‘nsitnatc‘oolrl cuttholrscnoo.‘ ‘ ' walks into ~1ne~Parish 1. oi Tunbrldze. CATAililll,‘ “MS“M‘W‘PEE‘“ ‘ ammd 8 001°C}! Plintllzt'fimifilxsell (Where In“ and women‘wereremnloyed“
‘ t-cirlnvmotor-lssomlsomw_l,:\ . - in Kent. if. poni‘th'e other-hand. "hé «ciflsu'il’ml “EVENIWET'NQ” by the members 0i Redlflwssllhlfi Lon the snme~,procssses theuoutput
asshole write you at the but: hit , . ‘ . ,_ . v1. . ' - ' w s “‘9“ ' » « womenwssaequal to and frequently
‘ ' ' as; that: :. ls-fgolngm: preach.“ ,e'ltllrmonl .11., ‘ PA'l' T Niel“. . 5‘3“ Hall ‘ lienthunrthat or men.
j to There are few ' ‘ llll~aonlllillll0nfoiilfi llmwm‘itud ‘
a .on drill. utensil
betrom: twenty-five to "titty perncen't,1 .-
'iester.i_han men. ,
,Géneralncceptance by employers o 3‘
the " principle oi . leqnnl. upity, J for can
work wssindicated, A comparison ‘
welnen’s‘ ”wagon 'irith 1 those of men on, ,
gaged on“ the "some processes. in the'.
112. establishments, grilling complete
statements on outputsnd wogesshowéj,‘ j
ed-that'rin titty-six . women,,rreceived‘i§
l
i
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native of. Massachusetts . and 3 rated-
note of the Harvard law scoodi;‘hns
been associated with Mr. Stettinius
since the latter‘s appointment.
He was counsel .for the Wurllndus-
tries Board last October and interment
abroad with Col. House as n reprcscm
name of the ‘War lndustries‘Bozml.
Miss Loretta Burke. daughter or
illrp and Mrs. John Burke,.olll’leri-
den, has just been graduated from
the New Haven Nor'nisl? school or
gymnastics as a reconstruction .ntl'ie.
iand she is believed to have the dis-
tinction of being the first Connectr
cut girl to successfully complete'nuclt
a course. '
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new PERFECTION own if ,
memoir. coon srovns ' ‘
32 Burner Size ............ ‘ $12.00
3 Burner Size . ........... 1510.60 ‘ '
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