Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 12, 1919 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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Italylntobew

another.
' approach of thin big

,on ita prompt
3W9 so mrly
:43”. Awaita. too. I:
.in (hi: line {or he; own illaemtc:
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735 “V" LOAN IS NECESSARY.
Titan acorns to be a currént impre-‘v

 

3.3143 next Libony 1122.11 is un-

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szocidted Prcfl.

V fiflmtxr of the A
[fine Aaaoctaum her;
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In new: dze
1%,othemse m l
local news puolasneo carom.
All rights of repnb
an: dlapair-l‘” here
paved.
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= 1:. a—xclxmlveiy
line for yuhhwtion or
patcnea credited to It or
his paper ad m—

ncauon 01 we-
in are also re.

tn: case. What took place wars the
’19 um amount in the future.
.m'e: much money we do have

ran“: for winding up 1111: 1'87.

fwane camel before last 501'.

‘ reduction was anticipated by the treas—
:ury deparlmwt soon after the armisr u
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him.- and allowed for in mp forcmst

W, OM- «of coming expenditures.
W Branch Offiw—l‘m c. There are still war hills to be paid.
”in“, Bail” ‘ . 3 and an n W ' AM more will be incurred even than]:
an .3“ ”fans mtw—ithe fighting is ended. Our army 0!
1;" 113-12 9". : occupation remains to be fed and cloth-
M3“! and paid. We must also share
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SOLDIERS' JOBS.
In a big industrial city where the
nemploymr-m is recall

problem of 1: .
it is said that

5113 serious atttention.
one~ot the largest groups of idle men
consists of ‘snldiers, who have been
hesimting to return to their old past-
tlons, and an: seeking better $0315 than
they had before they enlisted."

The ambition of them: rcturnlnz sol-
diers is natural and commendable, Bot

this particular way of showing it may

be a: mistake;

The prefiurnption i- that most 1
those men's employers havo kept Mr
jobs tor them and are ready to hire
them again. The mnployem have par
sued this ‘pouw as a
many cases they haw: held open 1
jobs at a considerable inconvenience.
them
all” to haw: lhv-ir

it will not make

good about the to
good will spurned.

More important than 13.3: hound-:3:
lion, howm'wr, 3:; tlw for“! that the dis
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charge-«l 103133.
remaining idle- “’h‘fn than: is employ-
ment to be 3m:
disease that 16nd,: to s'prcad at list-ll.
(ml of work

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.. Unemployment. 35- a
The mort- "La-n lht‘u- :xzr-
iha. more 0
work. [1'
Job lzlkt's 'H. ‘H- lll'Hh‘ Ilntcgilw HI Mwml

«'3‘1- ryhml: whn can 2"... a.

'1“) 11w intlu-H'lnl m::r3.im-r_\ and null-H-

more work for 4".‘rr”l|r,aiy.
Th1" Ehllllv' Elli-1," llzl'H-l'vnli wwnfl n .

WMI, :l': :« 'gtmml 33.3119, In lukv llu'

ll’JHl. j‘llll-i- Ill . 3:31! ¢-.4 0. if 31317; 31'“ nut
MINN’MIM}. :rwl tlr-n Mill: in ”WI"-
unlil llw'.‘ v.11: :~-I rnmt-‘lpim' Malta-r.
Ii is (:lt‘i-ll r, :n.'.'n'-'. in: a. 1mm win:

:1 job m LN" :uwxht-r on: than for :1.

man witlg'wzl : job H: 3 «unpluwnvnl

ITALY FOR NATlO

Italy iii lil‘llll'lr‘ll‘ ”:1.

llndvrlulflllf'

3; mutant. Hint-7391...,

education m“ in
Bolero tha- mm- Any-vicar, immlrvrasim,
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laws had :u'tmswl 19.113211: Emu
awn un‘rdunltetl Play-3 lvrnm Izlv‘:

bulk of A Int-Ilka n m

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NAL LlTERACY

3‘19). our amt-5 the expense of assnrc
fling the pence that should follow tho
:VW, -

l The film Loan, meremre, is quite
important iiobody should feel that

slum become the armistice was giga- :'

red fl need in lending my to the
government.» past. Gratitude m
3W lot the victory that has"

5m won and confidence in the peace
thatis bong established can be best
1W b1 hearty support of the

homing Victory loan. .

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"rm years m.” says Protem
eppofl of the University of lllin-

patriotic ‘3‘“? “‘01:, "everybody expected to own his.

he an! homo. whether in the «nutty cré
the “3‘3““ w03nd (hall! their ram,

m Now the first item in

of rent, tor nobody in town except ...;c
3 Very wealthy r-xpr-cts any more to own
his own home."

This may he an exaggeration so for

an. most of our Cities are concerned.

But in the country the situation is no.
lets it,

doulxtc-dly as serials as he den
and this effect is bad.
“Whoever has his

car to the

th“ rumblinzs of the agrarian discon-

tent, a chrome which has hocotnoram-

pant in Rut-353:1 and “'llll'h, in can form.

' , . ' ...-- at .
nr amvlhel. H l'” ”31"” m “”3 1' ' row-mauve Martln l- Caine of Nan--
ltvpresentativn James 0.,

of Hm cirillzml IUllll aim will prevail
until hath-r l-jvslt'mr' llill‘t tic-“n tl--vl-'-
('d for lran.»§v!‘r':nc llm (,wnvzrrhlp a!
land from (mu ao-n-rrmiun m lhr- nt-M.
“No mun ahouhl lu- (1‘. rmiliml m m! n
:20 tracts of land llllltffzé lu- is it?

tlu-m (m

3:;
my, '1; 3331- o": Hut-m and 111-13
gs-mlm-{lw- purposes."

'1 Ln lbmlvnl'v of [nominal Lermlal‘.“
"luntllnrrli‘izn"

(u draw-norm“. into

‘ . ‘ pmhiblllonisls that the proper pro
“r... yhaa. mtlzal lu- 101173331 m"'1“="m‘~‘ voduro for tho clvrk of the llousv appropriation renw'ed.
, . r; .. . , farm loan 1,,“ would be to deliver lhv amendment to . A bunflm issued 1, mp ("um-9:3“:
"m3 "‘r "m" L’ “K . p the nfll'w' of thc- svrrutm'y of lhc- . y ..
l- .x row! contribution alum; this “119. slam. _ _ |.-'lzrx(tiltural collcge, 53,.
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liunsL'i- u.— rmulvs m,“ nm 1-1.1 VPIT air, Roll Call Headed On -3 . Letters and telegram. an 113112.

fil Tlu- House reconvened at 12:00 rushed to “'ashington 33::
imrmn Perhaps 11w next 5199 ““ o'clock anor a short recess and Clcrk members of the 933‘” Char-1F Pam: B

by :3. Prof luvw-nporl sugzeats, some.

 

in the reconstruction

as, 30!}: to (if ,

instalmogwe leg: for this year than
11. This known as Carranza. has

 
 

alEXIGAN OUTRAGES 1
UPON AfiERICAJV’n

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39011:. Aetitgfiecre‘az? of Suite. 7::
fivas referred to the Foreign Relations
.Committoc with the understanding
that Er. Poll: will appear before it and
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to do about that- ”sz .- . 3 .
Svnalor Lauri; sari complaints (3.
..Jrlexécan conditions hagl become I?!”

saxomus to be iamoro-l. Hr: said both

Sumtor Sherman. of Illinois. and he
«were receiving large numbers of let-
ten-r sstting forth as unbearable state

of again? in 5191'?ch are} inquiring what

('1'33‘83314'305‘3 “Er-"rm“; “'fldgmm’; tbs.- ndmlnlenaiion can 203:2 so do
How-
to;
it willbe mg in the [’nited Siam: make com—

about it.

in: receipt“ said:—

“XK'hcre/s. American Citll‘rns n:~id-
;xovp'mme'nt in
administral ion

. ' the
properly of rritizcns of the United
States to be destroys-d or confiscated
rider the guise ot a constitutional
provision devised and adopted lug
may after the Americans had legally.
éohza'med and fully paid for their 1m
petty: and

“'hema, complaining Americans as»
sen that said government agents of
the Carmina “mm hove con—
spired to permit and have allowed in-
nocent laborers upon the American

the
the

plain! showing
Mexico. under

opentions to be driven of! or mail-,-

w, and in Matted bounces a»
tiered; and ,

“Wm, it is exphincd that such
conduct continues, all under the our
pose to mfiacate and appropriate
the property oi Americans under an
alleged constitutional privilege; there
fore be it

“Resolved. flat the committee at
the Senate on Foreign Relations as»
certain through the Department of
Stan and such other sources as it
deems mm the truth a the and
charges. and time to recommend to

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lpmmte for the Unltod State: go'-
ernmcnt to take that will make no-
cure in m undo: the m gov-
gerninant the lives and property of
minnow."

3HOUSE RATIFIES
: PRonmnij
AMENDMENT

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and the disagreeing action between

18"! an! 9’“ ' budget of the city mldent in the item the two houms would retinitis menu-

urc of the Connecticut 1.9th to
ratify.

The house vote was 153 ayes, 96
inn”, with eight members absent and
'Speaker Walsh not required to vote.
'lhc house clerk will return the. reso-
lution to the senate clerk and tumor-
row the presiding olficer of the senate,
probably Liam. Gov. wanna. will be
required to rule whether the mutter
can ngnln be placed. before M body.
The Senate vote against ratification
was 20 to 14 and the Mom: had the
van-s to over-r‘lde a ruling to admlt tt

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1hé=r man are lhmwn ""1 0‘ Ltrnund." lw 3’33”“. ""3“” fall to hear or to ”IMF a mono!) made for the.

"drys" to rcccdc and concur with the
house should such a motion be accept-
ad by the chair.

‘m-muo {nature-d by a charge of Rep-

gmuck that
limvrson of ltoxhul)‘ did not know
what he Was talking about and a re-
quest that tho latter bq- "enough or a
zt-lelcman" nut to interrupt While the-
1m mgr \\ as; speaking.

In Vic-w of the [not that the Honor,
afH-r “Him! to ratify, d-cllno-d lo rr‘
mnuidc-r its ar‘tloll. W. Arthur (Tonn-
ll'ynmn, jl‘..('|‘2]"k of the House, hand~
ml the amendlm'nt to Edward J.
Hum-:11); (‘lvrk of the Scnmm for such
disposal a.“ the Senate mfly main.- of
it. It had hM-n contended by anti-

w. Arthur Countryman, jr., road the

The ballet came after two hours m"

3-3: “3153

man no mm

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wasurxomx, no». 11—11 W
field for thrift m: m
than the mcre selling of stamps has
been choeen by the'national W'ar Sar-
ingx 01 ganizaiion, and its district and
stall? branches. Thousands of workers
are instructed, it, was announcwl to
day, to preach practical reason? for

intelllgvnt saving, wise spending,
avoidance of waste and safe.) aux-ms:-
melt.

To this end, activities of rho War
savings (Imitation will include
population of cinema-s tacking thrift. ‘
musician at um- um Wiic£, j
establishment of canines of thrift sttt-
dy in schools and colleges, cooper» 6

3 Berton Store:
3Greal Clearance S

i This Sale Brings Savings of the Utmos”
Importance in Every Department.

 
 
 

 
 

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tion with libraries in encouraging
Wool . Filled Comfortablcs

reading of thrift material, and with
industries to promote saving among
employee.

Practical mm. pays a guide book . Fancy covering. full size. FGCZ light
issued for war savings workers. con- .3 “not and warm.
also: in these (our practices: . Value 86.50.

b! J Special
i Percala
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“First, Wise spending. preceded
thought tomcat-in thmthcpux-
3' Yard wide, fast colon. good assort-
" man of patient. 19c

chaser gets his money‘s worth “in con-
Spedal, yard .........

modity, contort. sex-rice. mercatim
Heavy Unbleached Muslin

or advoncemcm. it implies flie bal‘
Oneal them grade standard qml—

 

aiming of all needs, were” and fl-
tnre. and of means of meeting those
needs, all the. m in sell a
way as to meet the most urgent new.
. w intelligent m, whid:
walnuts largely of foregoinz ill-con»

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m or molt-t pro-en! - lty; yard wide.
mm in order to be able to secure it Value 35c. ‘
the future either-mm or even . For. yard ............ 24°

 

more substantial luxuries. Such not-l
“18 3” "I? 099053“! °‘ ”flm- Wed Pilow Cases
nmmnmnudand manhunt-ads mm,
gattracdve lnvcstmt and nloo the " molly W. '
most effective mach-Inn for m Von-ta ”c. at. for! . . . ac
:91 to ma ' u and 3
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m wmt m , Figured Cotton Paula-Ila
“m avoids-no a mic. an; Handsome design. rich silky finish;
in as impel-ant to the nation in peace; ,1 32 hobs wide.
a. in ,w." ' Value 58c. —
‘ mmmummrou MM”... 293
principles, says the guide book, “is to 3, —
encounge people to‘thlnk before they ‘ ' ° '
mm, It “as: W mmml Wmtmzs and Sim-tints
m gets more for his wages and,
therefore really gets more for flu

$4.50, .

Silk and Wool Poplin \—

40 inches ride. all colors l7.“ "
black: worth $225 a yard

If: “** $1.59!,
W‘s BlockadWhiteSht-oherdl

Block mm he silk finished Chain .
Patients. mm plated, col- , 54 inches wide: valor 73C l
Women’s Union Suit~

(red nounce. 98° $1.25. At, yard ......
Ramada. tin son. gem;

Nainsook or Muslin Enve-
lnx, made from the hoe-ct SJ.
hurl m; pan on» $1 89
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W Nizht Dres Qes

Warm and serviceable.
stripes of pink and blue.

Regular 3138. $1 69
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Variety of M dries, trimmed Elk m ..........
21:.” dun-n an w-mbmod- W’s w“. Under- n
Special .............. 890 W” .
N. I'D Vests “$13.”? 34min; ...;
Morlo'aockmaellofmno- M.” ...... 85C‘
lin or WWI. $1 49 ——-— :3
W .............. - “d8 M M .
""_ . ‘ Under-nor .
NavyBlne-Colhnxwood ”rum V1!
m m‘ Diff‘ ..... ,. $1.00 !

36 in” wide, regular price $1.26.

 

”Look before or you will find your-l "
self behind." Beam Franklin. 3’

"W “Winch; to futon-f"
wise m and is. therefore. post-3’
poned enjoyment.

"Money is eel-like, war

. savings- 3
vaiflhflahk. “

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TO 8AVE FAR” BUREAU.

DB ESS GINGHAMS
A! 29!: YARD '

work than does the thoughtless pm, , : 32.” m. Ali-human "7- ‘
chaser," r u. i Yd: n35. . . 89¢ on. use. 9‘0 Men’s (HI! Flannel ‘
more some ctnoxittocsmu-E , .1! ------------- Tutu“ .......... :-
gmg: for thrift moon: 3‘ ,_ m a“ 1
“ bts are the mt spectacles} . $2.06 al . 7
m m to red advertising can. A Sensation! Sale of Seven-aim YardsOf Que p2: ............ $1.49 1
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Women’s Cm Hose
Medium weight- m mph

double hook! and «it! 29c .

VSalo pm --. pair .......

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"Real merchandising service as- {. Wren!) m '03 VALVE h ‘
slats the custonrr to get what he 53‘ . .
really new 7 2“: Those {unghams are Mill End remnants, all perfect good: “1m slight hum-5' may“,

..Onasotwumma hate of high quality, 32 inches wide,- newest and prettiest plaids. weigh: Much only: M g
‘3 Mini“ 5““ m w ”u“- "m“ 3 stripes. checks; also plain colors. ' not. A My and wat-

«£33511. m. 'mmméo m ' Tic real 1 ' 49 d "m 24c ”'

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thrills! or the drifta‘!" i W 119 ls L ' ar M VVVVVVVV ‘

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built up through several years and
which *made possible Connecticut‘s
splendid part in food production and
conservation during the war may be
partly wrockcd with tho beginning of

 

. Federal Bill to End Appropriation
cam: A: Surprise-

The members 05 tho Fairtiulsl Funn-
1y Farm Bureau. the hvadqunrzvrs of
“l 'h is 'n Danbn ,aru gar-mil) inter-
0913:! in :hc’mm'orricm mm ,mmmmg rho non fiscal year. July 1." 3
countrywide to avert :hl- disa-‘u-r that Mr. Da‘iv“ points 0‘“ ”3"“ ‘3‘" hi“
would romllt m the farm burrow 2' wk, works more of a hardship. on Connecti-
as threatened. The fed...“ 1.“; z'v-r-m- out than on other mater because of
ly reported. camp as a (.0mpl..... :ur- the unfair system of apprvhinnmnnt
pri.~o— to Cnnnvcticut m- n inuremo-d in Of Smith-Lever funds.
the work of tho farm hummus. Many ("“19" "16 Smith—Lever Act." says
”new arc going to “flaw”. and rep- Mr. Davis. “appointment is made on
from mi; dam. a>kin£ the basis of rum] population. as com-
“ to limp v", puted by tho consvs. Ifnder this meth
od, towns of lch than 2,5339 inhabit-
mm: are clawed as rural. On this
basis Connecticut receives but .232 per
cent of the total. Based on the num-
officers and her of persons actually engaged in az-
u- riculmre our apportionment would be
reausgthe Farmers’ Askoriatinn of the .269 per cent. and on the basis of num-

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them to use their influo-m

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THERE WILL BE NO REE.

mamrlionmcm to country farm bu-
rrans as follows: Fairflold, 86.9410.
Lim-hfield. $3,360: Hartford. $6.746»):
Nv'x Haven, $31,960:; .‘liddlescx. 2.1!;«3:
Talmud. 82.160. “'indham, 32,1030. and

 

Soldécn' Fianna: UM Betas
Given By Ewen-men
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Fel-
anendment'pmenuog the
meat from demanding the r132...
lowanccs already paid by the v
bureau hos-gassed tho '
homuB and lacks only the slam
the prenidem to bacon». lax»
amendment provide:- Lhax n.
shall be demanded in our: M.- .
(lien-- and otht-rs Pntitlvrl and"
asked allowdnce to their maul.
good faith (won (magi: thr
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SOCIAL SERVlCE CONMlSSlON 0F
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(3‘; l finn’icc Commission of tho North—
t=!':-. baptist Convention and represen-
la’lVPS 0: Social Scn'ire Associations
of various states. allillated with the
Northern Convention, will adjourn
Thcir hm day convention here today.
At yesterday's session Dr. Rolvix, of
New York. was elected chairman of
the convention. He is social sect-e 311C“ alter ml’m‘tigatlon. 'l'lfli
(ary of the American Baptist Home law will benefit hundreds of Xv-r. (
Mission. Dr. 1. Foster Wilcox. Phila-,;and families who have “55,-“; .
delphia, was elected secretary. ands

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10 Days’ Sale * of

' ' 34 various lama. win!" . . s , '
2:31:1«4 1:7“: lly‘wzm 4:451:41 that m "I‘M. r'almln'vvl NHHNIOHFRW m“ hmd‘ 31:35::”3:35.13;fiéi‘mxl‘éiiiifiémfi‘iz Connectlcut General Asz—vmbly. the be? of farms, .421 pet-«mm. and on
" . A , . . 31w"!lamifm'ml-rv s-{n-(‘tilatlon rfxtlvr Lester 0. Schrlverof'lllddlefield mov- State Council of mfpngp‘ and state bank of agrloo‘ltunl pm“ _m
Mach llahanzt M "all and wm" “W”. n' ”imam“ .ed that the vote, 7mg“ taken, be by ofllclals in an elm-t to save to this per cent. As we are not now receiv-
n'wn language hr-luu; Hwy Him] in m m" 3" - ' 1‘0" Cd] usageb?%¢i$ns:: fidOPth- state federal funds in support of 3311- lng our just share of the total appro—
w America would lu: lwtn-r than u; NO""~"’ In New Haven county, twenty voted cultural extension work m mp amount priatlons Vf'p cannot shift funds to ad-
enter dlplmn '13" ‘13H'7’13‘=“30n “'3”! ”I" MCADOO 'N THE MOV'ES‘ 'in favor and eighteen against ratifica- of npaely 350_000_ Just the dltficully if the proposed co:

’0!“th Snow on lhl: immiyrutlnn t-mly;

jcct.
About “WWW wars appropriated for
the purpose of entahllshlng 51311!an

_ for illiterate adults. filncc the end of
‘ the war the increment has rocclved a
new inane-toy. One plan unticr conv
induction proposes: to have such
' 1113:0013 under the exclusive manage.

‘ m of the trachcr so far an hours

fand methods of instruction are con—
coined. The teacher would then he
,'1}gm for results, so much for every
' successfulpupll. The length of any
nonoume must be not less than four
months, Examinations would be giro
a an; a. special commission appointed
W'cducatlonal authorltlefl.

t lo a novel scheme, and rather up
flailing m over-ybody but harasSed
lost-hers. "'

'Mfihhtm'er the final details of the
mm.adoptml. the whole idea is a good
m_£ay European country that mi-

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or. it ,

s doing 3.91:8 -.

”41.1551

30 Mr. Sit-Adan has joined the pra
:rmwllm and 25 going into the moving!
:Not that the former many-jobber! 890‘
rotary of the treasury means to be an
actor, or own a manager; but he in
entering the movie field just the same.
It in astound that he is to act as general

connnol (or the "Bl: five" collectiveo‘

ly known by tho euphonlons title of
the United Artists ”matting Am
elation, and dealing in the cinemato-
graphic masterpieces of Mary Pick-
1ord, Charles Chaplin. Douglas Fair-
banks, lurid/Grim}: and mum 13.
Earl. Ills salary is unofficially esti-
-mate¢l at 8100.000 9. year.

3 It was generally supposed that Mr.
311cm would take management
30! some great bank or W:
corporation. After the ,
30ml be carried during 159- m, it
'migthoem that no private job in the

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'countl'y would 99 ‘0 “5 ‘0’ hint. It u .man of Weston, Mam! of Wilton.

[mmmm any-Inch “-1

lion; nineteen yes and nine no was
the New London county record; In
Fairlie“! county, twenty voted In foo
vet and twelve against ratification; form it would practically mean will:-
in W'lndhnm county, sixteen voted yes drawn] of federal support to the home
and eight were opposed; twenty-six demonstration work, both city and

thchficld county legislators were in ,

favor of ratification, and fourteen "l“- the assistant county agent work
wore opposed. Middleacx county’s. and thr- work of the boys' and girls'
record was thirteen in favor and nine clubs. known generally as the Junior

opposed to ratification. Food A i .
The ms of the t F , ‘ rmy. The emergencx fl sear
ult W e or ““1”“ , through a reduction b." the House

foamy follows: .
F0 ‘ Fairfield County : Committee of Secretary Houston's e83
1' Ratification. —C~ K Bailey 01' timates of “,mooo for demonstra-
BGM, Chen Of New, Wee fion ‘8.“ extension “k to ”’700'000. .

at 33' “Work Hoyl- 0': Mien. '
many of Eaton, Phillips of Hunting- the Specific items aflected being‘those,
tinned above. In Connecticut it

ton, Wales of Monroe, Provost of New men
031158“: Km 0‘ New Fall-field, 0841' would mean a reduction from 851.363.
“9 0‘ mm “mm 9' ' to the insignificant sum of 31393.

Shaw 01 Bedding, Connery of M
lotus. Bucdlct of museum. Btu-bite; W 0. L Bach of the 003‘

git Eggefladén Aéchison of Sherman, ' nectlcut Aggcultnnl College and Rob-
0 on” “Word. Peck of ert Mile. of the Committee of Food
Stanford, Berger of moon, 3her-_ Supply of the Council of Defense are

wood of Weatpm _-
, AzainSt Ratification—ml: of 11111133“ “511M011, mm'mnecfl-
E. H. Bailey of Danbury, Mor— 3 cat’s-interest: In them. A storm

an: of Fairfldd,‘Lacey of man. of m ' being directed at the

Rooke at Greenwich, Hill of Huntlng— CM We, train the

ton, 781131011! of Win, m of.

Stanford. Kemly of Stanford. Wake-3 “It? W “a M "“7 county
. in the state.

. , “Should federal Support be dropped,
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Should the agricultural anpropriar
tlon hill pass Congress in its preach;

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wide extension work, the pmpOsed m”

auction would result in lo~s of direct; MATTRESSES

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hour- n'ntll dance dues ore solicit.

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