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"‘ GOLDEN
13‘ a. I. do "“" ”‘
NORWALK
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out of the age say‘im. and pay'inc‘the.
rest over a period of 40 vears, with 1‘
per Cent int-*rrSt 0-: the principal
"Thus the thru «creates! ilifiicultiw llr‘,
:uallv fang! Lvy
.ohviatvd»th-’- {arms
a
homesicaih-is pill w
will i... ream»:
I ll“, I'M." made and. pr:ulllr"§‘.‘f’ at the stall. thczc
:_AY, KEY 19.1919 M
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‘51 TOMORROW
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o! the Associated Press.
in.
w news published herein.
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fie 2:56 a. m.; 3:30 p. 1:.
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- to the use for publication 0’ H5113“: l(,nolin(-.~.. and inton\'t-nlcn(c.<§
my dispatches credited to it or.
otherwise in this paper and use!
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dispatches herein are alas re;
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held-{hunt iclva propurs-d b3. 59"2’4‘Hll‘3'.
'l‘hc ...:lunuuscs hr.- not to he:
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. Lane.
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,lhlil lune driven >0 many pu>plo- from;
:thr coun'rv to ”‘0 'cily. ”Oils-‘5 will
far he porsihl-a
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‘ht crcupn-o. as .u.
.( np'lntzni'y «mutt-3: i-rlalvlirll‘d- l'i‘”""d‘:
um cam
,, Icon—82.
~
-A Stated (bmmunication of
held at its roomb Tuesday evening
:0, at 8 o'clock.
(refreshments ,_ All
', ted.
. l-‘ra icrna lly yours.
3 tlest: Robert M. “’ilcox. Secretary.
Harms: usxr 3709 um:
’ incc _lrom Trespaesey Bay «0 tin-
. jlorea and arrive sale. then- is no dis:-
lf be... plans->- czm cover the dis»
ce around the globe which. given
. if onn man can talk to another
7' this earth by wireless telephone
"7- communicate by wirr-lcse tele-
through the other. there is no
' cc in the solar svstexn which.
‘ in time and pro-pamtinn. man can-
it ......
L re is in this simple n-.-,~.~:l2~ flu—h-
, _ . from the Azores on thr- Say.
I l .-. - .of May. more than meet; tho
_ at first cognition. The universe
il‘lmltleas, allurinc it “all hw—
: .7 II'Iherc to choose our path."
a ’- 'flings. in this last war. hnvw
proved, Desire for
ghet- people. leading in z-u:h!».s.<
0...... be fulfillml, ..r
anvil forces which ln-;.r \\ ‘nhin tin-n:-
an “tends of their own (lemon-
., But desire for domination
is
llulll inntiun
ll Ir UY‘H
._.- the powers or nature. for 11... hen
.. of human life and pun-e and tum»;-
I, «can always be fult'illml
t- fill comes back to the lllllo- n..v:
.fl‘lo‘ic. If litret- mullllzulrr' (an
’ V Tdefinsey Ha): to tln‘ Antler.
,cun conquer anything in llallll't'.
: {the outermost realm” (it"fipdcn
. i. __.____’_ ->_.
3:»: ac LAND PLAN
~.meonstrnnlnn work may
“31353 earnest. The firr‘t
,“ .. measure taken up by ill.-
L * less is. expected to llt- Sv'fjl‘t-
_ ”'3 plan (01' prmidin: furtn~
3616011 and sailors. which failed
‘ ‘ ~ ill-the closing hours of the 111::
I Republican have
to. push the measure. which is
greatly amplified and improved.
hill-l. appropriation may he a:
‘np"§soo,ooo,ooo. That i- a big
m, but nom- too big For the-
rccntemplation. ‘
. ; is one mlculated to up
» the imagination as well as the
, . ' ‘ sense of the nation. There is
V, I petty or sectional about it.
i m of special class interest.
inhalation program covers
' I ’2 . Western arid land'd
fi‘lrrigated. northern cntcver
leaders
- thump use or land now ly-
»1he details seem admir-
Wl to the men con-
; _ 'r wages for In: hard
"mt required—building-
etc.. and the con'struc-
,' roads and build-
. the farms are emf-
floo- 1388. - t
' O ' lite can actually be furnished II] remote ;
o lz-ura! sm‘tions. l
a Wv
. .1!“ W. No. 108. F. and .1. 1“ , ‘3'!" ‘ tel'pt'isw l5 takpn up m-mnpfly
Work 5. A. nw
Mast“? min-u. n will roh't' a pressing Immi-
9033 formally and lt‘ulel‘nnlly in.
t, . - < - . . -
. JOH.\ lx. H.\(.ll. n. .\l.. r...- m] a m: paying inwmmm W ,1".
,_. ...». nation.
1“ comes down to a simpli- mntzcr or.
intend preparation. fly-er; cannot ar-V
l‘C ‘
‘to be cleared and broken
. mmp lands are to be;
“lactating—t be turning to ‘
1“""5 “I" m be en“: the Progressive fight against the elec-
ants and ditches, blow-l
" 121:. good 5! hook, and f.l"ll‘.<‘
~ — H ‘77 . I-“ ' _ -’ 1* cur-1.2. .
...... mm. TIL!- _ _i
. ‘ ctivc markups. Stork .
:tiI-s for ill—open
. .- - l
li:rt-ulin;:. etc. It is expected that u.’
0 -. . i
lthi< \vuv ill.) main ebsentials of H }.
i The interior Department already hast
:llvfion applications for farms. ThouZ-i
‘nnds nmie will pour in as soon as the;
feligible citizens lcarn of the ominrzu-E
it“ this cn-l
Oid‘ nitir-s to be afforded them. .
and'
' handled in lllt' liberal way now indi-
ploymcnt problem. air.» the war vei-
lerank what they (tr-serve and prove in
____._._...———-—-
5 - A paragraph from the Fayettevlllc.
Ark, Democrat is worth quoting.
“Don't forget the date of the school
election. Don't forget the boys and
cirls when voting for the school tax on
ethat (lav. show your interest 4n
-t<-r..~chool.< by voting an adequate
school tax on election day. Donl' I‘vve
i this matter tube looked after by some
. lk-n't forget the needs of
one else.
:‘('ll()()l>‘ "
_H—afl—,_P__.
‘ 'l‘tu- Austrian government. has adopt-
nr-tv t'n‘ClllCllPOll. bearin: an eagle
It would
\‘Olll'
oil a
u ith one hcuzl instead of two.
[GET-HOUR
Pressure of
mittees caused the convention to ad-
journ Friday 1 k 8 th '
morning at 9:30 o'coc . at e grea f . _ ‘
majority of the delegates are mem~‘ Damiano“ or ”u" ‘5‘“ night 1"
bers of committees and they had a,
busy time of it all Saturday at
considering and disposing of the vol-
ume of bnaineu awaiting their ac-gnon was seconded.
tion.
tions were askuglooncemingm the 31:;
‘us of mattersa lin com ttoes ,. .
the reply was invariably made that the ' “all“ of ”mi“ that M "9
committee have not
time before and alter regular convcno; litigation
tion sessions to give many important! '
questions the study and thought they, ed
undoubtedly deceived. Conuqnuutly t prNidcnt‘s
the delegates were or one mind on the l “'0‘“ or "w t to the
necessity of h .
morning in order to give 1 e commu-. .
teen the working time they desired. ’du'ection could be
Quite a considerable portion at Fri;
day afternoon's session was devoted
to the question of safeguarding the;
union label in cases where labels are
issued with hats
then the hats are returned to manu-i tony touted 8.1,.
WHAT ONE mwm BOY ninjas or run
SALVATION ARMY. -
‘ ' ' ‘ "on! 3. Buck-
The :c-llowmg letter was ant byHBugnr all... 1 .. ,
lay of Company K, 3672i) Infantry, The Lost Batman, -_t:i
i... W. Fitch. or the South NorwahCluc, remain"; his :13-
ability to speak on Saturday night m behalf of the gamma
Army. whom drive for $7,000 starts in lorwalk thay. Bugler
Buckley's lettershows what Ml boy thinks cf the
at least. on; f It
'k 0: the “ration Army abroad an 0 carat——
woz "I am mating in regret that I cannot be With ycu chat“.
day night, for a joy
, next to that cf being spared from the battle-
fields of France. is to speak of the worn carnal! on by the Sci
vation Army. The spirit of mm 01'ng the unselfish
and truly beautiful acts of its women work" who labored an-
censingly "m the front lines. crawling from shell torn arm to
trenches; aiding the wounded and under several. ban-ages
where a human life is limited to second; they and their gar-
ments to improvise stretcher; that. our dying might be named
to the rear. _ _
"To my mind these things stand alone and I know the
cause in which you are enlisted W111 carry With it the Dance
blessing and guidance that will bring you oomplfie mucous, for
to anyone who will be continually well Wished—well, Io failure
could come.
“Sincerely,
"CLIFFORD H. BUCMY."
movement Wheat»
United Batters i
'the eight-hour
the world, and the
of North America being a pmsreg.
(give organiutiou. being cognizant ox
'lht- eight-hour work day throughou‘
the world: and
l “hrrcas. Some of thr- loca—il meani-
‘zatlcns of [cit batters will be placed
at a disadvantage in trying to adopt
the elght~hom day in a short period
through the fact that they are con-
llrcntcd with a strong open shop
! movement in their distn’ct; and
“'hereas. There will be new condi-
,tions commuting us in carrying out
,thc eight-hour law pertaining tnv
.elltml’l" hours and wacrs. with bills
of prices being contracted in sonic
m‘ the union factories which will
mum that they will earn less money
'nm! create some «Itasenslon: there-A
lore. be it 3
Resolved. That the convention hcrv ‘
assembled give .the members and un-r
ion manufacturers an opportunity to
. meet 1hr: emergencies and conditions'
,that may emanate from the eight-
. hour day; and. be it further
‘ Resolved. That the eightbour law
ébrcome effective January 1. 1910.
Amman: Matters.
Now is the cannon when Rug: and Curtain occupy the.
tendon of the hen-cheaper. We have a most complete hm
these goods at prices that arc right.
Two Hundred Ru 5
From lll" grout manufacturv-r'x bun-lion male ..3‘ l.u-~ r .-
ly held in New York.
Thcw RHL’\ arc the Alcxamlcr Mimi. A. Snin‘
i
matki . t'- c l
in the country and fathom all over the u'ut'i.l_
Ami‘nster Rugs
A:
The resolutions before the con-i Fur “war and appearance this is th.‘ lu‘\l lint: "tall"
\I‘lltlon relative to assessment or . _ _ ._ , , , . .
. members m raise revenue follow: l c.\: a ”t m dSthnt m to tlmosc from.
“menus. The membership or the
;l'nited Hatters of North America.
Si3827x54 ........................ $2.99and
.—uc -
he gave tact; and figures regarding
-_____ » other trade union papers. He showed
D‘AY ADOPfEDflhat seventy-five per cent. of the
:organlzations affiliated with the Am-
'crican Federation of
itrade journals and he tell. he said.
:that manltold benefits would man
.from the paper. puniculnrly in tur-
gthering organization. '80. «id there
‘ubould be no apprehension about the
(Continued From Page One)
businebs before com-
afternoon until this
i valve the 01'5th in litigation.
. Delegate Pauli moved that the mat-
tter be roemnmiued to the committee
- for further consficri'uon.
In the WWW” ““1“" “e”? immu- Winn. of aubury. said
llle was strongly opposed to the. pub
{the ['31le Hanan tmlfle a“ pos-
‘dd'm . sibly involvi- the emulation in more
bad
Delegate Haugh. ot Danni-y. favor-
making an cll'ort taunt?! '1
Mllm.‘ He
adjunrnlng until this
lOrgantzatlon and :nid much tn that
accomplished
through a trade paper.
Megale 31ch ot Dnnbury, op.
l posed the mum of the paper.
, _ , not was conducted. of every m cop-
'n n" mugh and: ice published. about ten were read and
mimic!"
{he nearer thn truth it they rrpr‘spmed lib‘frib': whifhmlogtbemvmllglay sand-l ”hm“! 21.911de 0!“. locu’ n. n mo
l le hi 1| as floppint: around u’lth' Ear-l: mun l'nder the laws of the l regular. on: of “has.
4mm mg . - ~ - ' . and said such attendance was the
'uut any head :1: an
-... ..--.-
: RECONSTRUCTION
' CONGRESS HAS
, BEGUN SESSION
(Continued From First Pane)
0
«mm- consideration of the pom-t- treaty
and run-mint ot the benzuc ol‘ Nar'
lions. and railroad. shipping. revenue.
\wxmm .~nftm;.~~-. prohibition. army and ,
navy. and much other
\luny inu-Migufions. particularly into
at.”- au-tivitier. also are exported.
’l‘lu- Republicans today. tor the first i
zinw .~inc‘- 1911.hullnmjorilieb'inhoth'
hrumhw uf ('onzl't-Hs as a result of
l'on;t"~sslonal rim-lions last Novem-
urganixutions the issuing or
ten label in factories that do a rough.
hat business. is conducted through a est. .~
voucher system with the steward inl "
each factory i‘esxmnnihle in caring for
the interests at the United flattens.
Experience
tem under which the labels are issued! ‘0 the membership.
is not altogether satsfiactory.
( laimed that abuses of the label haveif
grown out of what is termed a laultyl
checking system
the demands
conventiOn
:l voucher system for the rough but
. _ -.—
'l he. convention Went on record an
lzn m in:
”‘9 “n'l way members could be metal” in-
formed about mum of truddjntee
, By a vote or ill to 13 the convention
‘adopted the amendment 0! cute
mother to the motion of got
has shown that the sys- that the question be rctcrred
Pauli.
ll ls .
Board of Directors. -
The committee on preridcnt's n
port were not in accord “ith the n»
commendation contained therein that
the board of directors in- abolixllo
ed and in its place a board or vlc.-~
and in response to
or shop stewards the
is endo'avoring to devise
legislation.‘ lat-tories that will obviate the abuses PIT-“drills bv IdbatttuH-d ln th~~
mm have been the source of annoy—7 matter at representatives on HIV
“u"... and complaint in the past. :bomd the committee recommended
‘tllht the board mt-mbcmhip be in
Factor sanitation.
y rrr zaml by two members to give rep
t‘vrrnlnliun to the wool ballets and
tin aggresnlve campaign ‘" the hat trimmers. As there are .m-\-
. bt-l'. In the lluusv tllev have a mar- 7.11.1". improved sanitary (ondltlons eml resolutions before the comminm-
. . . , 7 ' . . m tau-tunes. The committee that had ‘ . ,_ .
- cm on l\\o sum. um-s. but In the Scn- il' 1 .H ~ nd . n 'deration . on a“ relative ll) the some question.
"‘ "M 9' “ U cc 5’ n the convention referred the region at
:.to- llu-ir llltljority is only too. raisins:
(]UtԤll(lll<, in view at iamionul' and
lvlllt-l‘ llillcl'a-nct-s. nr futurc action.
\Viih l’l'f‘hlllt'lll Wilson a l)emocr:u.'
tha- chungr in the political complex-
ion of Fannie» pl'r‘svlllt'tl u situation
..aimilar in that durinz the last two
years of [minor l'l'i".~i¢lrnt Tuft's ad-
, ministration. when there was a lit-mn-
a,-r:uic House. and to President (‘leve-
innd's administration. in uhicll the-u-
was a Republican Congress.
The Renal:a on assembling today.
had 49 Republicans and 47 Denmcrats.
The new House roll lists 238 llepubli
runs, 189 Democrats, 2 Independents.
1 l'rnhihitionist. 1 Socialist and l vu-
runcies. all in Democratic districts ~<
;. total Of 433. The House division
t'it‘t-s the Republicans a majority of
'16 over the Democrats and 119 over all
combined opposition.
Rrpublican action promises. howev-
i-r. to be restrained by President “’il-
.aon‘s veto power, as a tWo-thirds' vote
is necessary to override a veto. ('0-
operation between administration of-
ficials and the Republicans is expect-'
ed upon uncontested matters.
Assembllm of the new Congress
. was marked by the establishment of
more. precedents. It was the first
time that Congrecs had ever conven.
ed with a President in Europe. and
his opening message cabled from for-
cicn soil. The President's message
’ was not to be sent to Congress until
tomorrow. and it probably will make,
no reference to the peace treaty. as,
Mr. Wilson expects to appear person-
' ally to present the treaty next month.
The President’s absence today dis.
ruined the time-honored custom of ;
zuppointing Congressional committeeS'
to call at the \‘l’hite House for notifi-
cation of the executive.
The session beginning today was
. expected to run yirttually to the time?
for the
Important House committees werci
ito be amen today. but the Swans-
5
tion of Sena-tors Penrose. of May]-
-v13nia. and Wax-run, of I'yo-dug. as
chairmen of the finance and appro-
priations committees. respectively.
Senate leaders arranged to adjourn
today until Twat. to filo the for
the I‘wpubltcaus'work-oa m.
was m is m it”
ate mun these are arranged. M
W
[vol‘lwl that. for the most. the sanitary
: conditions
' below
guru-dim: of health demands.
deli-gates were requested by the con-
vontitm to take pusonul interest in
the matter and bring unsanitary con-
(lilions
Iurers and department heads.
the opinion of many of the delegates
that
in that way.
The-re was a sharp clash of opinion
among
or printer's ink by the organization.
President Greene. in his report.
commended
monthly journal by the ['nited Hat-
let‘s for the publication of trade mat-
. texts. The committee on the president's
report made a recommendation favor-
ing the establishment of such a your
nal.
l9nt'P of the organization in the put
in conducting trade journals has not
been altogether a happy one, and a
' nmtion to adopt the committee's re"
port brought many delegates to their
feet to voice their opposition.
Delegate Scully, of Dunbury.
that
the trade journal proposition because
of the use or the former batter-3' pub-
lication by the plainufls in the Loewe
case. '
Delegate Keegan. of Philadelphia.,
chairman of the committee of presi-
dent's report. stated that he believed
a trade journal could be conducted
by the organization along the lines of
those published by other trade unlon
organizations
' strictly to trade news, nothing injuro
ions
published.
Secretary anlor opposed the trade
regular December session. paper Dmposltion. He made the Ant
i which will precede the 1920 national ; tlat declaration that. had it not been
i conventions and presidential can», for the trade Journal marl! tuned
pnign. , by the organization. their: wouldhsve
been no Loewe suit. e pea-(pry
went into the cost of printing and
publicaus were not ready with their! publishing the prune-ed paper in acme
committee assignments. because of! detail and said he opposed the propo-
sition'on the ground of cost and past
eXpei-lences. ‘
Delegate Pauli.
pressedcoucmovertbeeontot “r. ,
ting out a tndorpuporfl In “.1306 and M” a“. W'
said. for m tho-m
the Unit-d m. I‘m-hull
not opp.
m
in the he: shops are tar
standard which the sale
All the
the committee of president‘s x t on
the board of directors to the min-
Im- on law.
Flat Rate of Duns“ l
The proposition to substitute a tin:
rate system or raising organization
To venue (or the, percentage system.
which has been in vogue for years.
was made the special order of busi-
ness for this artPrnoon at 2 o'clm'k.
.Thlb is a question in which the mom
. bership has evinced much interest and
there is reason to believe that the flat
rate system will be adopted.
The convention adopted a resolur
tion instructing the board of direct-
ors to look into the advisability ol’
erecting an office building suitable to
the needs or the organization. The
rental for the present offices was stal-
ed to be $2.650 annually and some 01
the delegates believed an oaice bulld-
tng could be built. possibly near New
York. that would prove a good in-
vestment for the organization.
No Mooney Strike.
The resolution caning for partici-
pation by the United Hatters in the
proposed general “Mooney strike” on
‘July 4. failed to receive favorable
committee consideration. The com-
mittee on resolutions onered the (01-.
lowing uubntttute resolution. which
was adopted: '
“'hereas. “'9 have exhausted ever)
3 legal procedure according to the star,
me laws of the state of California
without obtahdng jun-lice or a new“
trial for Mooney and Billings; and {
Whereas. All the appeals to the
authorlticu of the gave-mat of the
United States have not been unwar-
ud; therefore. be it .
Resolved. That the United Hatters
,0! North America. in convention as-
' sembled. pledge our support to'l‘hon-l
as Mooney and Warm K. Bill”?
and instruct our delegates to the A.
Rothtouaeuflluwm mean-tn
their power to bring “out the ”Indie
or a new trial «M lunacy“
Warren K. Billing; and. be it archer
Resolved, That a copy of the“ nu—
dutions be sent to every government
oflicial who “anyway-Chis
Influence to make It Me for a
.mn—to at mine It 1&0
, court or may a.“ atate or fud-
that
to the attention at manufac-
lt was
improvement could he- obtained
Trade Journal.
the dclega‘cs about the us».
m.
the establishment of a.
As has been stated. the exper-
said
the batter: of his city oppouod
and that it devoted
to the organization would be
otDanbury. a.
. 1W“.
Deapitetba Mum
4f!
.
n
.,
’ 1n?!
use» :5
.V‘ ‘.
,. ”we ...:
. .
Labor but 9 .
The no .
mdourcmbcmm,
He said that when the corner :tuur-l
,le
’Quben Helena and members or the Count-natured! have has dissav
84..
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Siaexxfil ................................
Sizc36x72 ................... ..
,BRUSSELSRUG.27xfl. 82.29 -
UNOLEUM'RUGS. 6 x 9 feet. $8.49
A Must Remarkable Saving 0n
Handsome 9x12 Rugs
paying percentage. as is shown by,
the report of the president to this
convutiou. pay only on the aver,
age about ten dollars per year into
the national treasury: and j
Whereas. There are other mem-
bers. newly organized, who are pay-'
ing into this name treasury (and for
the Mt of all) twelve dollars
per tent: and
; Where‘s. I'e see by the report or
the Meat. who possibly has been
mwmmqum " . A truly wonderful (fining; handsome com and bean
and ‘ tlt'ul designs: woven of the very hes-t wool. with clot-c lustm: '
f “ere-s. We can ace through the
mammmtmu "P-
5.... I!!!“ M w. BUG&9x12 fed ...............
‘to'umhgtmwhm mmmaxnm . .......
'tbe canal “articulate-cull-
HGIWY Mt? Carmela)!!! R
Autistic patterns, suitable but dining room. living: room
Mm.1ibmlieflcndnccdmm.
$12stch ....flfl BbOxfliut ......
“71-219“. ..... as fie’xW....
Sail-.Vcile and 8h:- Curtain 'm
M W Madam. SCHMS .d w
Hand drawn work. hem- _ .- .
stitched horns. lace edges ..d “a“ ‘ 8 "mm ll. of t
t
' Resolved. By this seventh cum
ltlon of the United Matters of North
“America that Article VI. on Page 2
~nuz‘nnunmuhcudunedol-
tar per month from each male mun-g
be:- working in the headgeor Milt-l
try.undfl!yccutspcrmnnthmran
‘femulo ...!“ touting in the
W hdnotry “dun-uh u-
M"
' Be it enacted by the national eon-
vunuou. cam-u Hatters of North‘
Ana-inn: 3
'Wmmm-awonbe
6
i
O
Dill-III .mbe‘mdemfgd frown: {ma insertions in a vanity of claw of materials; all grades
. _ . ‘ grades and stylex. suitable for .
mutt? ’3‘” d l“ ““‘m , any room. _ white. cream and Arum
Resolved. That the base per week
Muff; mfkfizuomaegrg: M g “ £9.00 P"? Mil“ l& ‘0 * -
'0!“ ._ . , .
um‘ Button .( North America in ,mwmm
all M cutie mun; tn- 1-.—.__—_.—.-.-.-..-_--.-.-.- _
ductry. including mun. and-tut _fi
rorcmcn and omen. nball pay um
pPr cent. of their weekly pay to the
rteu‘avd of their 'Wt. on or ‘
below the londay. at "(live o'cloek
noon. [eliciting the weekly pay day: 7
.nd We must. have space foroanuHchwhichuuat—
Resolved. That one per cent shall fit-“q ‘dgfl _ eed 3 ' an m OI”
he mid to the national association Lg y 1-: you n Slut, a t: ‘ ' .. a
and am. Wr ML m ,m, ,0“, as”. Dress or a Skirt come at once as at these reduced prunes they
ciation; and . will not here 10 .
Resolved. That all female mem- be M Come M ave money.
hers under the jurisdiction of the
l‘nited HattPrs of Noni: America
rllilll pay one per cent. Fifty cents
in the national association and mu-
cents shall be retained by their lo-
cal associations.
Presented by
born. Peelmkill Local No.
Referred to mmmittee on law.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
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.\ resolution on the lube! syslt'ln ..their representatives did not ’ um
follows: . crything they expound.
\\ hereas. “e are passing thmuch 1 been of chum“?
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tug of discontent. fir. now
said. that he was led to believe DIM
war was not of the past. tithe-5': Io-
expressed confidence in the [anti
. .. Nations and lhe powertut inane-m»
Tells WW TIME L. 3.; which the l'nxted States would war-I
VIE Be Asked to Save “5 '4 mamm-
World In 15 to 20 Years—-
No flatly Nations Clash
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Whereas. The Unlud Hatters or
North America ought to be rccon~
sit-tried. therefore. be it
ReSOlvud. By the seventh conven-
tion of the l’nited Hattem of Nonh
Amrricu. that the label system be
changed; and. be it further .
Resolved. that labels should be
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issued for as many hats as an.- -—Conl|ctng Den-d3 at:
formed in the forming mills; and. (W -» '. . . ‘
Resolved. That the secretary of the l l
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making department in each district »——-
shall have a correct figure as to how oow-z lay 19.———Henry Mor-
many hats are formed each week gentbau.thefomr hut-tun Aubaar
in each shot); and- be it sador to Turkey, addreuahg an annulu-
Resolvt‘d. That the label secretary bly of soldiers here last m Mir ‘
shall consist of both secretaries. the ed that m United gut” min 'ould:
makerb‘ secfl‘tlalg'. iand the fluishers‘ be a“ in‘nr ”an “gen or? VIENNA. lay 19.——h m
secvctary: an. t two-t up. He‘dthntntm amount of Sam h “sh
Resolved. Thlt no labels abnllbe [he'hmwmgm. mummm-mmec
given to any manufacturer without aim at W ,the Will! u tom”.
the knowledge» of the secretary of m. IWIII'S “dress w” on 001,133“: conference “I! result in -
the makers. . “159M m and n3 Prob-I m helm huh-wt
n am lt wit mean m~fio
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flencwnrbom.”hnutd. “We The”
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arrived here today and was greeted at. to m N Park. W tn:
the station by King Victor Emmancul. many at the delegates to the Peace
The sweets from the station to the.
Quirinal were lined with troops which .manda of unto-attain ug the confer,
rendered military honors. The b-Jus- ulcer” want on. “an Inc-Id!!!
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