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l ”-2013. May" 1. (Correspondence of
The Associated Press) .~—Along the
route from devastated Louvain to this
desolate city tall smokeless chimneys
line the formerly prosperous valley
of the Mouse. ldle coal mines. huge
plants which botched fire and st:
zled with the gurgle of the melting
lead and the boiling steel are now si
lent and abandoned. 'lhere is no
outward visible sign of devastation
REMEMBER ‘
MOTHER
With a Greeting Card
on Mother's Day
Sunday, May 11th.
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We have a nice assortment—
5c to 50¢
but a. superficial examination of the
-——— inside of the plants reveals the fact
that this district has been stripped
as thoroughly and more systematical-
ly than the line of battle where the
cannon roared for four years.
The (‘ockerill Manufacturing t'om-
pany employed 12.000 workmen; at
the small arms factory "Fabrique Na-
DONNELLY’S
16 80. Main St. 1
' tlonale" 4.500 skilled workmen manu-
‘fuctured revolvers and rifles. the in.
”m Ionw‘m vention of Browning of Texas: the
Ougnec-Mariez plant manufactured
m..." .. . - steel machine“. locomotives and
presses. 14.000 hands having been em-
‘ployed there. Now a few laborers
wander like lost. souls in the vast
halls which seem immense because of
.the removal by the Germans of all
{the machinery formerly filling up
3every available inch of floor space
;They are repairing the fevs dilapidat-
[City News
t .m d umvocation of Washington .ed automobiles, machines and 1000-
r::., t. r No '4 R A \i. will in: new! motives the Germans left behind in‘
m, 3m. curing, when the mark ma. their deliberate retreat and in their'
‘ ”Wm”. M" be conferred. lsystcmatic plundering through four
; years.
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The managers of these plants know
l‘trmt is and gardeners are bt‘gin-iwbt‘l‘é their machinery ha been re-
:.un4 to tlvnpnlr oVer the continued wet f roared. ’l’uey have the names of the
m. 2,,” whi“; j‘ .- t' h l “giirms in the various cities of Ger-
“ ‘ ' " ”U” "‘3‘ 9 9°“ :many which are now manufacturing
.an planting to a considerable orfwmt these stolen machines the pro-
mp. t iaily in the low lands. {ducts that in a few months they will
iattempt to unload upon the world's
w (j Ett «markets They are dissatisfied and
~ ““113 0' ”1“ "a bitter in their commot because they
Hall: as p: minimum. and one of the fore, feel they hate been neglected by the
mo” whim. '3 men in the Daminion rl’eace Conference. They feel Ger-
H‘ myshouldhtvebeenorderodto
f; :13": ST 103““ "u be ““9“” return at once the stolen machinery
‘ “W‘s “"1““ the “"Xl‘or that they shouldntleut have been
'en War-i ipermitted to antler Germany and re
‘move them to their plants. They are
Vibe] l u not short of steel. 030 01 the for-
m (. .hmmh‘: nmlfiear-old dau' ,hter mer manufacturers declared lie bad
5 ’ 5 m 0’ Hanford- ”9 2.000.000 pounds of steel on hand but
turned to her home Thursday night uf- no machinery.
ter rut absmc. of more than two it A manager of one plant exnressed,
months and dirpcllinzamysterv which .. unself as more than disillusioned;
M parents had tried to unruv el since Times have changed since the armis-
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. tice when Belgium was everywhere
'It‘r lI'MV'Mkmu. The girl had 59"“ cited as incarnating the very spirit
thtg'l-ZlnL’ in Providence Her parpnt§ of patriotism and heroism. When pro-‘
”mm”; m 1- .0 ”mm home Inises were made. that fighting would_
‘20 on until Belgium should be integ-
rally restored. financially. economi»
rally and politically. Your brave Am-
‘erican boys who came to Europe and
‘died with a smie thought to avenge
‘Belgium lighting desperately for ital
Th- ninnthl) meeting of tilt] “'r-li
Hook and la-odcr Company will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock. at th?
\‘cntral l-‘ir-- Nation. Members of lili‘.own and ”1.. very world’s freedom at
tompzmy wm'u much interested yester-‘ mp [hrpghuld of pit-Hilario“;-
:la)’ in tlu- demonstrations given by. _.--.-_. M
:‘w- romlunmion chemical and pumping HlNTS T0 MOTORISTS-
Waterproofing Top.
Iliilit ulty
. mine in th - First and second districts
m: .ill o-I‘i'oz' Ina} ht- made in sworn.
- in" the city.
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ll the top is lllliltlllKlll) rubbed with
it‘d that they lia\'e not;
. . .z. _ .1 mm in kiepiuu with full rcsnlh' This trouble is caused by
. ; m ~ to them and also the sulphurit acid gas in the cells. ac ,
ill"
v: m littmpvan nations. trcntnttt t‘tl h) the damp air about the
— , —- battery. it' tlit‘ wires are coated at and
"‘ ~ " I'Htlht‘ld l’t‘iu‘ll all" DW', around tlin tel-initials with t-up grease
—‘- «t '3‘" l'llt't’ ”f 1““ ”“1" lilt' t-uppt-i will be effectually protected,
“‘ “‘ 1".“ 5”; a hundred. Irmn tho- :tt~itl fumes.
7“ 5:» Lti’i‘ lllfl'glnt “'tlli t‘lL’lll‘ Cut-Out ven‘I l
“ltit'lt they will It) in
Trouble is fiequently experiented in‘
’ ‘ I'iirlmm‘r’ :md’ ”13' "“' I tutting tilt‘ tent for a muffler cut-out'
' it“: ~"““””“r “141351""7'" A \"slt:tped \‘t'nl tin-tents free move-
"”0 :‘ ‘3’“31‘1‘ l" w“*"p°"‘ “h" rut-m of the butterfly valve used on
' l'l‘" “‘i‘ summer 5” that many cutouts. Here is a way of cut-5
"" "3"‘31 ”00k“ "1" plat-mi tin: :t satisfactory Vt‘nl. Cut th ex-
»‘II 435-5- hztust pipe with a hacksaw through
. . half of the pipe diameter. Then saw a
iUi :ltt- first tiuw duriuz' parallel slit and finally another diago-
. ml to years of pettv stealing: nally art-08s. ln thisway two points
3-1:! 9 Hull. who says he files in; can be bent hack and sawed off. A
Tam-n. was sentenced to 00 day? little asbestos pat-king makes a tight
wutnty jail and fined $1 and (mm out joint
_ 1)} Judge Wilder. when armisned a
m-idguport city Court yesterday ~‘_ "-__" “w
i admitted that he entered at least;
a dozen stores in Bridgeport. but» "*
'1 not remember what he had takt‘n
. .tzxy of them.
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a; ' $360,000.00 7 J!" '
g moss AND oxrouns
J: ' subscribed ‘ "'
E‘- For Men.
5‘; through ' '
if They Always Please.
: 7' this bank
and still coming in
Our Quota. $336,000.00
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‘the resignation
frett. who will enter private business
:has for the last year and a half been
.in charge of the Latin American Di-
is Minn-times encountered; \ision of the Bureau of Foreign and
I with leakage through the. mohair top. lZEngctff??r§re§ t) of Cahmm
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ltllt .. .II shows in to llt' .ttltttnt-t‘ti ““11“" “"59”“ “'l H. “l” b" """""1mmb«.- of European universities. spe-'
“m wnts to a dollar a pair, ac— l'lili‘llt'all.‘ walt‘l'l’l'flm- rializing on Spanish and Latin Am-
,, “CH...”- nun-Wed todtu' m- Battery Wires. {erican commercial and economic con-
. v ilI'I lt-f'ill show dealers. The lllt‘ inside oi t-upilel wire of the ~ort: 11:12:23: tifAt'ougsne: otnmlfat’ilri‘ £1.12;ng
,_ , M 1 “”0“- an advance made. usotl tor ballet} tonnections frequent trade at the Harvard Graduate
_. unit -.'.1t‘r:~s who are said to ly corrodt-s until H is completely eaten School of Business. He is a member
through. when it parts and a short cir- of various Latin American and eco
ibutor to reviews and periodicals
f ience as export sales agent
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News
The Conntcticut Branch of the Na-
tional \‘Vro .ian '5 Party is not working
and never has worked for an amend-
ment to the Constitution of this State
to secure the enfrnnchisemeut of
Connecticut women. it puts its whole
strength into the work for the Mer-
al Sun rage Amendment. and just now-
is cooperating with the leaders at
\R’ashington in their work of barin-
ing a complete canvass of the enate
and House of the Sixty-flint: Con-
,grr 85.
I The leaders of the party are not
ttherefore particularly interested in
the difficulty that has come up in
regard to the literary test in the pre~
sent constitution and its possible ub-E
rogation if the new amendment
should be passed. “’hen asked their
opinion about the matter the usual
reply is that it does not seem like!
common sense that the deletion of the!
word “Mere" in the constitution;
should delete also other
t'ions Judge Baldwin's
seems to most of them scarcely con-
Isistent with itself and certainly notl
Ioonsistent with ordinary common
sense. or course they admit that
legal opinions are usually nod con-
cerned with common sense. The law
you do not test a law by any such
rules as would guide ordinary peo
ple in their understanding of Wm
they read.
Judge Baldwin said of the pending
amendment: "If now adopted. it
would control the other amendments
so far as inconsistent with them.
Amendment Vii! as it m stub.
names certain requirements. on com-
pliunce with which any citizen dull
be made an elector. This. in my
Opinion. would strike out. any ro-
quiremcnt of reading or of reading
English. la other words, according
to nudism common curse. the no
mission of women would be inconsis-
tent with the requirement that the
voursuhnllboabieto read orto
read English. The only conclusion
that women. without. legal training
can draw from this opinion is that
a requirement of the capacity to not
English is inconsistent with the ad-
mission of women to the franchise in
fact that women cannot be expected
to beable to read. and toothnitvm-
men and yet to expect snarling
qualification would be a legal incon-
slstency. in view of such possible
pitfalls. the Conn. Branch feels um-
ply justified in its policy of turning
to the Federal Government for en—
franchisement.
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' New AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
ATTACHE FOR ARGENTINA
Julius Klein. of Callibmiu. he!
been appointed Americacu Commer-
cical Attache at Buenos Aires by the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. Department of Commerce.
to fill the basitlon mad! “mat by
ofjftobert 8. Ba;-
;Millinery
Ml NTZ’
“Quality Shop”
Smart Suits
New Capes
Dresses
Waists
Summer Furs
Charge Accounts Opened
“0VER IN WESTPORT
There are over 5000 good
ople. Once in awhile a
ew bad ones drift into
town from adjoining cit-
ies and break in houses
but aside from that the
place is alright.
During the summer the
population increases ov-
er 2000 by the addition
of City people who real-
ize the advantages West
port offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7000 people trade
where they can get the
best values and for that
reason it behooves the
merchants of South N o -
walk to become better
acquainted with West-
port people thru persist-
ent advertising m T H E
WESTPORTER HER-
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the Jones family.
'in the Argentine capital. Dr. Klein
He was 0d“
and Hanard and has studied at a,
nomit societies and a regular contri-.
in
those fields
Charles A. McQueen. aseistaiit chief
of the Latin American Division. has
been appointed chief to succeed Dr.
Klein. Mr. Mcueen was educated
at Harvard. has had practical exper-
for man-
ufacturing concerns in Cleveland.
and has traveled in Mexico Cuba.
,vand South America. “1 E Dunn. ad-
junct professor of Latin American
history in the University of Texas.
has been made assistant chief ofthe
division. He is the author of sever-
al works on Latin American history
and has made historical and econom-
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