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5 DANGEROUS fORE-IGOING.
Old Well. Lodge No. 108. F. and A- M: Editor
. Meets in Masonic Building, South labor is al
gum street, lsl and 3rd Tuesday of
_,‘eecb' month-~-~.lul!~l_ ml August amalgam greatest war over waged m 13':
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons!
ways a due consequence as
,ggrdially inn/lied. John K. Finch. .
H. R b M V 1 ta “lure the KI‘Eaimt train of after-war-
‘ . ’ 0 art . \‘irox. secre 1y.
:rliiii‘e'illtiel: and amount of unrest.
’ tmnlll'alioll the advantageol’ ull- l
‘duelv speculating capital without re» '
jgal-d to the. tender situation existing
’. PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—$2.
».;3nsm888 miles—93. as. the result of ll world unheard]. ll‘
. ._.0mu§ Branch 9£°°"Ifi:24' it will he the case that labor will
811m finfigtomr 3 ageResll'm nfiw'de‘n‘” carry its demands too far. ill the end.
, 3 [it will be in a worse predicuulent‘
" . 1092 5.. ~. than it was ill the beginning.
Editor 5 Besxdence-218-—2.
‘ _ *3 A worldwide movement. a, promri
Member of Tne A:30;lat:d [3:00:- gandu advocating violence, encourllg- '
The Associated Press is exclusively in: and fernu‘nlinlz strikes and dis-
‘Oatitled to the use for publication or 011ch is sm loose
. ‘ news dispatches credited to it or;
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in every state and
. fills loual news published herein.
Lil...” dispatches herein are .130 re'illave been planned but in splu- of its
med' mapping has provell unsuccessful
whirl: merely tends to ll certain that
NATIONAL FUTILITY.
The United of philosophical speculators to pro-5
. Stink“ is 110 F‘Xt't'mion. D0!!!) 1935 itldure a series of disorders. Tot ii is:‘
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functions bnllvl'. on iiil‘ \l’ilnTP. [hall no more than apparent that a firm sol—J
“1"“ ”'1’” m‘fi‘m‘ "L" “m i‘ ‘ 193"” .idarily reigns amongst the weld inborn
much lobe desired. Itwougll‘ lo tune-Eng (31385.33. more firuuy wedged 40.!
tion‘ for fetter than the IT'S' because'gmh(.,-_ today. by united support than;
of tlu- l’ndiVidual superiority oil the b..fm~.. the War. Today 131,01. is flughpdl
average ElliOlJL‘iln ill matters of put with a. strong sense of powel'nnn it:
‘ctival r-{iicit-ny. Th“ nation as a will only think of its own interests
whol. does no. begin to do its work as
Well as its lollrem-lllaliw citizens do
their pl'iVfliD work.
Take the Illlml'lli industrial Silllli‘ioll.
Here is this cuumrv, with more cool ”U
than there is ill all the rest of tho
woxld iogelher. and its people freez-
ing and its industries closing for lat‘k’
of fuel. New-x mind details—tho bi:
fact is. we {ram (ill: and distributi- out
coal. .
HOD.) is plvllly nit foodstuffs. and yet.
food igalmosl illa'I-(zt-ssiblo to large
'lw Silil'l‘li blind}; and ell‘luivnll). 1n-
duslrial harmony requires the free»
“'9, can j‘aiso food. but evidently we
don‘t know how to pass it around so
that everybody gets his proper share.
t'Olls‘J‘rlllt‘llUi' of llulllim (losing a law
3 will (-mnpel rormratiulls and unions
every kind of raw lllalel‘ml. and aim I
. Lona. unrondilil na 1 ‘. : l( ' .‘
\e have some lwnlllu ororworlivd ) 1" u 1 “mm“ not
We have some poopll- makinfz}
3 ‘ what lhwy deserve, and trouble:
c 'in-J.
. 34in the Miami of directors he carried on for at least four years
‘imle corporation fumbling if necessary. ’ ‘
f .l-
moq: than Cl’Gl‘.0f late! isleel‘im‘osln', conferred here last
gnuism with a brain directing it. Ger- been defections in the strikers ranks”.
:manr was like that. under Kaiserism- and mat mam-manta hal resumed on
ctioned as an organic whole. all or llezivy overhead charges. ‘
jworking» together for a. common, eon-g .__..._~- .1
" ous purpose. every class playing ital . SMALLER WHEAT CROP. .. 3
't as an organ of the big. complex?
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war— nee right along for such re. lee wheat acres sown this fall is 3 .
is." i) . 3.710.000 acres, the. Department or Agrb
#163 n' a, nation neVer be as sensible. culture. announced todayijl'lhotdg 50.3,
lligenl. energetic and enemy-e, in 489,000 some less than therevlhed es-
' ~ ‘Was 85.2 pe'rce of anemia '60.!“ ..
“8%"th can bu!) 8,5904 3“} parediidth 935113;; ‘Decembe- " " x1" '1 last"
“1‘95 15°” ‘11 1" Pam“ Dug-“‘39”. 19.3. m 1917. and. 89.5, the ten.
we thanlhflt-W AW.W,M9 l 1 fl 3 -
3 mm French clothes. 3 The area, I“) ma I83 ‘7’. ,
3..____.___4...._ , .3 :at 5,530,690 acres, which in 7.352.006
Wm‘mcrasg °f - , ,, ». melanoma. mm
“.5 wr’bnw~‘° a?“ Wampum a so; all 0:1918.‘ .
, 3.- 7? ”3"?“ EM?“ condition of the m; . . i
19:2th mess * * . W‘otum
Sentinel: The unrest of:
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as the aftermath of war. This being}
history of man ‘certuinly must pro—3
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1 ‘UE 15‘“ '12; ‘
Captain Karl W"
island on charges of 0
France. Seated be
counsel. American soldiers
zer‘s knowledge or consent.
This photograph was taken while
ed by general court martial at Gov
Le Mans'evacunlion Camp in
mass L. Helen-nan, his
and tortured with Deb
y were in the. hands of the. military
-~ . nation. directed from some unknown tri
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not 0 erwise n is paper and molsoume. zprisoners at
r hts of b c tlon of 5 e~ Numerous inlernaiional strikes villeutenant Th
All lg pu h a p I being beaten
' e
Detzer was being
33.3}
side him is
.. {it is not the nmssvs that are dissatis-II _ . -
' A nation as a “’lluit! lfi gem rally :1 fled, but it is in the interest of a class; >
lllundrl‘in: illrollllvt-tent.
recently bod
sob
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.--Some of the
' ”defects of Bills island and sev t '
solely for its own advantages ir- commendation which the Congress- ended “Mme-Pi
respectiw of what happens lnrllle Jonnl committee will make to |
. 3 ‘ st 31' U u vorl l. S l ‘h a .1“? 5 His; “0“?9 101‘ a "tightening up" of immi-v
1:1"(1' \ ‘ b_ 'H _ 11””. 1‘ grallon regulations throughout
“ “"5" “‘9‘”? “f 9 “ gmf‘s “ “'9 .11 United States particularly asthey an»
end. 'i‘illej rs not an idle time in ply to anarchists, Bolshevlsts and oth-
which to lw conscious of class. but er ultra radical: Willieigdligglaedshm
. 3 . .. , . 3 ‘ . today-by article aft 9 It totes
lilo Odo.) oi lode: dlnllands- clo.,e co immigration Station and by Represen-
opt-ldtlun .llllun, ("lull n} or» and curitatxve. 1:53.36 3‘33“: 3 member of Lb“
ployvns. lill‘ only lHIF‘r‘iili” lul-lllod by .committeee which has been investigat-
twilixill lhl' pl'uilli-lllx of industry can ‘ing this port of entn'.‘ .
' ‘ These recommendations, according
to Mr. Siegel. will include (1) Natur-
alization courts-in large cities;. (in a.
. .. ‘ . ‘ ‘ t‘ 1 ‘ ‘ dons m‘ Ulml'ussioll. it is the Ill'ineiple‘ mgmgg of requiring all young Ame”-
numbl'ls 0f W'Ol’fle‘becuuho. 0 9”“ upon “'ilit'il the spil'il of («l-operation CHIS i0 take 1118 03th 0’ NESWNPB
seal'cltios and ulm’el'saliy lllgll prices, “$15 upon reaching 31 years;
I“; H. _ « .1 . l . _ fl, . of the office “Commissioner of Immi-
.l pullc \\ H) .l \\.l,.~l su (‘l the gratlon; (4) appointment of an A5-
sistant Secretazy or'the Departmgpt of
H . . 1 t‘ l‘" 1 . f ) that will proveni stl'ikl-N ulld r-xcm- Labor to seperviso an immigration ai-
ele 15 p P“ 5 0 “On' p Ln” 0 001' :~E\~: Ul‘llll<:l‘il('(i al‘bl’lration. a law that Miran, (a) mandatory legislation pro-
ver, plenty of wood. plenty of ni-arly riding for more rigid inspection at El-
. . l 1 lie island, where 80 per cent. of incom-
». . - "l JUst .V- um nm in “uncultion to 'n aliens arrive‘ (6) auditory immi-
leny of labm ll llllll ill l 1le U M . 'g » '
flee t'md ‘ ”[0,: iv ....m1_:il:iin:yf CHlllOlllll‘ l'6"(lllil'l‘llll‘llls, and to adjust gration patrol on the Candi“ and
',I, ' ‘. 3 A .« H" ‘3 ‘. .lhi.: law that it will effect Eol‘nOI‘zl- MCMCQ“ borders; (7) more ‘draatlc
1i) all ill! ('Ollllllfiiilllt‘s of life. I , penalty for ship owners
1' t ill alien members of
. _ r . .. .. ext-lot in" l'usis nor an -.l‘ust.-. ”You can't tell a Red 1, looking at
laugh no mam at )l‘rPDl. it llel. ° . y
' ' I f , ’7‘ .ll‘l.ll's E. l'.lll|£l.Y. him," declared mm or the Ellis Island 0‘ m9 farm.
, adlllitledl Lilli others ”I forced ldlo- ‘ol‘rici'lls
.- .-. ..__...__‘ -fi..__._ . - l -‘ ‘ . ‘
_ cross emmlnlngmim. They are far-
ouch moor-y and others are 1101.3 WH‘L CONTINUE STR‘KE ' tOO WHY and shrewd.
. they have been in til
-. , .. ‘ (. 3 \‘A . gq .' ,__> 3 . suflicient length .of ti
allv‘delv‘l'uvlllu “0'” the ”‘11th 1‘ if”: TO\’_ Dec. 1"" A5 188““ cover their pernilcous beliefs.
Jan-inure”: the ornnnmc 0 ”iv .l ”1071 unanimous lemswn of the when you do, no time sfiould be
2 (Milan: and groaning llrtllmmi committee of organized iron departing them. No examination,
and steel workers to continue an active :0n39376 0%: 811“ the
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1 mum in pony. ol ho eln lnld (.uupalrrn, whlth they slid would perfunctory l inel
bound to slip throng
. . , i-Wrong methods." '
and downhill: and milling around the Members oi the cogmfltee, whichu New York has the biggest in:
,‘Way our stale and national legisltures is composed o twenty-fogrrpresidents “gist-8381;111:1111: egounttl‘Y.
: , , , , . .. . w , o ers us a s on,
,, genera“) do, and ham been. doing or labo. unions connected vlth the Philadelphia, New Or] ’
3 . cisco and Seattle
3 What can be done about it? We might. and it was at this conterenoe, and Galaestom'r
don’tfknow. But isn‘t it strange that that .lllc decision was reached. Chitin With inspection
people so efficient individually and in mn’John Fitzpatrick stated the meet- gigging :2ng
{small groups should come so dismally mg was the most enthusiastic held to shut out in e m
‘lsliort‘ot their ideas when they try loksince the original declaration or the 1y defectlv ‘
not in large masses? ' ' fairike, and he expressed confldenlfe in these big P
‘VSOmetimes we do see. a. nation really ultimate victory, “813.32% thee 0t
rganized, functioning as 9&6 big 0P; Leaders admitted ~that there badvour Notrltlllmern and So
Wanda-quote as bu
turned almost M I.
t .
he A Ramona
over 1171—3931361“!
Circuit 00m 9!
it would not bé
minister the
ed Mr. Ste:
force in one of
nations imposed
start him right 0
ism and good citlz
Th3 AND
(3) abouiton farmers in Rid
in that town,
after a brief illness.
at with
day afternoon at 2 o’
of his Norwalk friends are planning
Mr. Hunt; specialized in
lstein cattle, and
Dunbury Fair and
raising pure bred Ho
his exhibits at the.
other cattle shows. always resulted in , 3
adding more blue ribbons to his col-
One cow, Which made a'
=world's record by giving 2,000 pounds
nglo month, is the pride
is»
who permit
crews to de‘sert. ’ _
of milk in a sl
"You can‘t catch :1 36d by:
me that'yon dis-
protection in—
‘It is necessarily
igible aliens are
in because of our
'terday n'mm
‘39 ””3“" Em:
removed to chisel ,
,Wash. Norfolk. Va). 1““ ”new”
ex.. are ports» of entry
ofl’lcers. but. are. not
one," like mus killed}
It is compmtlvelymy
smelly and physical-
e when. the)?" come in get
arts. said Monounsa-
pmble‘m. ill. tab-,nllelfint
WW
_ ,. . be in New mega
.We do not. want to my the prize for erationy but said steel production half; 13:80 ggfl&"filni¢£k .
"it that Germany paid. This nation it- been far below normal and the-plants 1 m“ “1"“?
.. chine we have at
"It was like that during the war—five mam n'mning linden—the disadvantage al Mgaw lin
coon! rate for can
‘ Jo». , .
. mum-r sub”
gains ,rpbssible. ‘ Genera
ruin“ mum“ mile-.3
Wiesel: Miro six lid .,
nil, flan m 3 god, gamer
33.33.33
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nism. ,But we do not want to’ my ““SHIXGTON Dec' 10‘ The win
_ is
only. ‘We'pnr/
“ ' f ease. as its am citizen? .hmated area—sown in the fall of 1918. “‘3'"
g o P - __ I . £The condition of, the crop in Wharf 73319
‘ mmitteefh 3563.?» W
said the Congressman,
aphid with omen-rates.
a. lot or naturalization
. cases before him. The crowd in the
represented several Mom
Soon o Mum
you Czecho—Slonh iii
hands!" Up mm
s damn The. Judge.
pressing matters.
"Gentlemen 01 the 1
:recovered himself end a
’the oath of citizenship.
en rejceremony which would 1:
would 12nd
- vmrmgmec F. Sheltog. h l . 3'
' only t9 Charleen ;,n.ana.uVeo S e- “
(3:333:33- ;‘r ‘i‘iton, and a. veteran or the Civil War,
' ldied at the Fitch Home for Soldiers-
Noroton,,on Sunday, in his seventy-‘
The body will be taken to
Shelton today for burial. He served 3'
country in Co. B. First Connecti, .
Heavy Artillery. ‘
James McGovern.
cs licGovel-n. as Well known res-l
of South Neuron, died early yes~.
ing, at Shelton. in his
12. your: The remains Were
last evening. by
. H. Gaming. Fun-
rrangements will be announced
Mrs. John Swift.
Emma Louise, widow or the lam
John Swill. died at her home. 77 New-
étm avenue, last wt. in her sixty-
nlnth m Show ,
fave 11$.me completed. She is uni
vired , ' m
. wood. 01’ Volt!
» , . Today mum
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conditions and“ _
the Morning. wiedudlnx the ’mo»:
gamble .exchnge mku,-m the .3 591‘ » ,
glen. Wu) ,
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“Binnie“
Welles on I.
5 The Gift of Usefulness
hand] of about
thinking of other
erly remarked:
but quickly"_ "
dminlotered ?
Hero Was a
1 here and the prices are Very low.
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18:90» 0039650119!me .fioicsst
3 3 suitable forBolidnyflifh
' HAND BAGS
4 Beautiful Velvet Third Bags, the smartest
and newest models; complete assortment of
colors. 7 .3 ‘3 .
$1.25 T"'$21‘."0”0~
IMPORTED BEADED BAGS _
The latest vogue; chmce, artistic creations:
beautiful colorings.
A One-Third Under Value;
i A very large assortment of the newest ideas
'7-~ 3333:3333. ...... .- . ./ $1.25
.
to $12.93 ..
Exquisite Negligees
Charming- modrls in silk and sal in, prim-1.3:
and pretty negligoes; beautiful l'llllge “3' .~..'
efi'eols.
$4.98 To $18.00
Crepe Negligees
Graceful mode is implain solid colon and .~:
lractive floral designs.
$2.50 To $5.98
Bath Robes
For men and women, made of the genuine
Beacon Blankets; a most complete- assorl
meat at prices that. represent the host YiLilli‘w
possible.
’8 and W'omen’s . . $7.98 to $1250
W’s ....... . . . .. $4.98 to $7.98
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1.000 boxes of fancy 'Writing Paper. put up
ceptionally fine quality Writing Papers are
"zscmsamms
ave been at- .
and oolemnlty.{
mdevm. about ‘
. court. an
m: similar to the
glance. 'dee'er- .
some: 8nd "
we meet rum-d: gnu.
upon. the then and
he was to pom. . 3*
nsbip. ,
m
' n T. Hunt Diet in Ri . .
Olin T. Hunt. one or the but“.
gefleld. died at New
fight on Sunday,
The tuner-2.1? will
d from his late home on Wednes-
i Mission Wood handle.
clock, and my “"3
3.".
. Unusually Attractive Assentnlent 0f
' _ing Petticoats. The materials are rich and lus-
; ~ able qmlitie's and very special prices.
ammonia .
Unusual” k 1"
UM‘BRELLAS
3" in handsome boxes. Tile- greatest variety of ex- L ,
Women’s Unit-Elks. ~
Fine quality Gloria. guaranteed waterproof ;
cord and ring cfl’cct handles.
' Men’s Umbrells
The ooxcring is of excellent duality-and par-
ticularly strong frames. Prince of ll ales and
Special 5450
We Are Showing a Tremendous
Assam (K
WOMEN’S NECKWEAR . i
Of bounty and loveliness; dainty in designs and
materials; more than one tiniest-1m! carefullv
selected pieces. An ideal gift that is always
appreciated.
' SILK UNDWTS .
Apfimpriate hem? grits. DnintyfiCm—
isoles, Bloomers ofjirxtm fine quality, (gowns
and Chemises of service and beauty, and charm- .
trons wash saline and crime do éhinc of depend-
WCHIEF S
Women’s. Embroidered Initial
' Mex-chiefs
Fine quality. sheer lawn.
15c and 29c Each
Man’s Initial Handkerchiefs
15c. 26c and 29c Each
Wong-'8 Handkerchiefs
Henlstitclled. white with celorl-d borders
12 lsZC and 15c Each
Womb Dtinty Colored
Mbrchiefs
llemstitchcd and embroidered.
25¢an «-
. w-.." -.
Men’s All Linen Handkerchiah
r . ' to 75¢ each
WOMEN’S OUTING 'FLANNEL
NIGHT GOWN S
‘Made by the best manufacturer in the mn— :
try, splendid assortment of patterns,- mt full
and roomy; plain or neatly trimmed; regular:
and extra sizes. _
$2.25 ”$2.98
HOUSEWARES AS A GIFT
Prices Are Uncommonly Low
PYREX TRANSPARENT OVEN
WARE
Our varied assortment includes l‘ie l'ia‘m
Bread Pans, Covered Wel'oles, Custards, ENG
WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM WARE
Which is noted for its long wearing quanta»
3.x:
' BOUDOIR ' CAPS ‘ COPPER NICKEL PLATED TEA
That are new and- exceptionally i‘il'l'mY- AND COH‘EE POTS
T9
$1.93 33-93 COFFEE PERGOLATORS. ETC.
; . - . . . a. 3 .. . _ 3 3. 3. ' ' ., I . .3 3- . ~ . "”- QSl-3 - ~ dike/11$"
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manna-mm Gifts. '
. '. ammuunrmcmm
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have rim in W.”
3m a mean
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