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.Hanufacturers Association
Aims to Minimize Unem-
ployment
' of the automobile party. Miss Carolyn
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DEAD BOY IDENTIFIED.
Motherf‘hims Body-4)! Youth Killed
. by Automobile Saturday.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 2.—--'l‘he boy
who “as killed here late Saturday by
a Packard car driven by Dr Joseph
Mitchell of White Plains, was identi-
fied yesterday torenoon as Michael
Koschita. 12. of 2107 State Street.
Identification was by the boy’s fli'bther.
who reported to the police that he was
missing. l.)_r. Mitchell and members
Brush of “’hite Plains. Jean Burgess
The Munufacturers'
nation! has
Association of
announced to its
ming 1ea1ijustment period. It has
at out the following: ——
"It is apparent that decreases in
production are releasing from employ-
rmt many industrial workers in Con-
ucticut. There are indit ions that,
other reductions in .person may be
ted.
"At the same time. some members
require additional labor.
that unemployment in Connecticut
cable, and in the interests of mem-
bers requiring additional labor, this
9 office will endeavor to direct such
members to those quarters Where we
‘ we advised a surplus of labor has
been created. - J
~“Abiccordingly. it inVites members,
who haVe reduced 01 plan to reduce ~
the number of thei1 employees to ad- .
Vase as to the numbex and kinds of
Wtilkefls realised This does not re-
1» :- of course to employees released
misuse of i11effi11ency or regarded as
sheinlse undesirable. lt invites'
membtrs seeking additional workers'
(11 advise of their requirements.
“Your association is not propos
ln this matter the establishment of a
Iabor bureau. It proposes only to‘
'11111i its service to direct demand to
uurces of supply and to this end in-
vites the co—operation of membem.
and especially their local organiza
runs VVhexe such exist.’
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VIENNA Nov. 2.———A deficit govern~
v-uwnl tor the current Vear of 13,;000
#50900 crowns is admitted by_ thp
the Finance Department. Other es-
rimates however: place it at»: much
larger figuxe in view of the constant
demands of state employees for in-
fiie government must concede.
Replying to a delegation of civil
vrvants the government admitted
1hat there were 60. 000 mo1e employ-
“IS on the payroll at present than
were covered in the estimates. Also
at was confessed that it was next
to impossible to reduce the_list and
throw these people into the ranks of
unemployed with the approach of
winter.
Not Working But Tired Out ‘7
When one feels always” tired With-
‘dllt working, or suffers from back-
ache lumbago rheumatic pains, so1e
nscles or stiff joints it is not always
easy to locate the source 0f trouble.
but Very frequently it can be traced
to 0Verw,orked weakened or diseased
.kidneys. Mrs. 14. Gibson, 12th &
Edison St LaJuanta Colo., Writes.
‘My kidneys were giVing me a great
deal of trouble for some time. I
took FoleV Kidneys Pills and they
mbe1s that its office will seek (Oiaugh of Hartsdale. N. Y..
inimize unemployment during the |for1- the coroner that the boy ran di-
fhour.
{in Hurtfoui th .11 rules of the milk reg-
ot‘ .this association are understood to 1 or milk product rs and distributors will
In order;
may be minimized as far as practi- ‘
ingl
in
creased wages and allowances which .
of Pittsburgh. Bertadine Gleason.
George \VoodVVar‘d and H A. CaVan-
testified he-
recth in front of the mach‘.ine which
was traveling but fitteep miles an
MILK MEN Ml‘S’l‘ REGISTER.
F cod and Dairy €ommissioner
Thomas Halt. announced last Tuesday
"lotion board r1g.1rding registration
Halt said that of the 8.500 milk pro-
ducers and distributors in the state
about 6.500 had registered up to date.
although ‘the law requires that the an-
nual registration he made in October.
Failure to register this month makes
violators liable to a fine of $100 for
thirty days in jail or both. m" ' '
Results;
be rigorously enforced. Commisdoner‘
41321111111 Want 11m. Bring dooa .
SILK DRESSES
$10.95
Value up to $22.50
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clog‘ged nostrils open right up; :tli
air pa‘SSaket-Lof Vour head"? hr. _a13
you can breathe freelV ’ o more
hawking. snuffling, blowing headache;
dryness. No struggling for breath at
night; your cold 9" M'grrh disap<
nears.
Balm from yoUr druggist now Apply
11. little of this fragrant, antiseptic
healing cream in Your nostrils It
penetrates through every air passage
of the head scithes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membranes and re-
lief comes instant
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We. just fine. 1 tsta sung
with a cold or nagcatagrh. ed up
To appear, youthful item
Corsets: J
W. B. FORMU BRASSIERES
m “:LYa‘legz.“
-line the them accomplish“ below.
helped me right away."
SthIson, Powell Corporation.
WEINGARTEN 3303.. Inc.
Get a small bottle of Ely s Crea‘ln '
Formerly $33.50 to $49.50
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Copyright 121011111123.
Company
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woman’ 0 desire. This age of
youthful attire calls for youthful
cox-acting. combining the attri-
butco of Youth, Slender-nets and
Grace. all found in W. B. Nuform 9
‘ 'EleCtion Day, Tuesday, and dollars to be
dress goods 1 '
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responded 1n a «u.
”‘r' “'U-c" then presented no. .
"Mb a bouquet of!
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g'nm behind in a n
“-"V and won from . ,
-')c!awana. by
9 9 V; official time.
Rich coatings, ‘ “d “fool
thick and warm and soft, rich effects,
regular $4. 50— $3.50
rogular $6— 65
regular $9— A $7 .50
Btaunch serges,
in varied'weights but all of fine durability, of wide
“3'“"3’3;
NEW YORK CHXCAGO .
range of set-vimn
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99 .. 11 .. The home of Hart, Sch
, Handsome plaids, 3' ’ -1011...“ —
rich and quiet 01‘ with fine life, soft finish. J
be made up into skirts of newest style and greates s...
regular $4—.- 62.50 J
regular 856—.- “50
regular $6.50— $5
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Tweeds,
splendid mixtures both' 1n weight and color effe
sports suits or business,re regular $4. 50—-
Tricotines,
cts. for
$350
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in theSe days.
Put it to W0
Order your
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Every Dollar
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When yOu can transport goOds cheaper -— better_ —-
and with more satisfaction with a Ford Ton Truck —
then you owe it to yourself to get your Ford Ton
Truck IMMEDIATELY.
$356.49
PNEUMATIC T 1
FULL FLEDGED
—i—ALL READY TO GO TO WORK
FOR YOU (Balance in 10 months).
Let your Ford Ton Truck pay for itselfli‘
rk for your business! 9
tru‘ck' tomorrow.
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:DELIVERS TO YOU A WORM
DRIVE HEAVY DUTY TON
TRUCK: ,COMPLETEWITH
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TRUCK BODY”
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tty, possibly the greatest favorite of the season, regular; $6
Our VOte is in! 99 '
It’s for a big sale .2:
of fine. dress ‘go’ods.
No halfway vote about it. Thedrcss goods come out and vote in big numbers. 9 And
Splendid War-in fine woolen coatings. Beautiful broadcloths. Stu‘rdy' sci-gear; Lovely
91501111111. Silvertones and chinchillas. Tweeds and cheviots. THEY HAVE ALL VOTED
FAVOR OF THE SALE—AND IT BEGINS TU ESDAY.
.Here are the savings.
Pleasing surmise?“
Silvertone,
colors of the season, regular
(lobar-dines,
rability, regular $6. 50—
wondrously soft and fine and beautiful, splendid qual- C
- ’rs'iw ._s ‘.s the
7”" Down, down, down!
HoWland store. “
9 Standard cottons, without hurt or blends
‘ . ‘ Bleached muslin, “’ ‘
yard wide, standard grade Which has been 25c—~ 19c
Bleached muslin, "' ,
fine and firm quality, yard wide, has been 30c—'—_~ 236‘
‘ Standard muslin, .,
bleachei- yard Wide, has been 3504'— 9250
Cloth of COM,
3 muslin of soft fine finish, yard Wide, excellent for under-
Wear, has been 350—- > ‘ 250
. Cloth of Gold ‘ *
may fine grade 111 both texture and finish, yard wide, has
‘ . ”301:
n39c—,‘—~
7 Shooting, , ‘1 .9 '
’ ‘ heavy tmbleaclied, 9-4 Width, has been 85c——- 75c .
Bleached sh
excellent weight, 9—! Width, heavy and 191mm” been $1.15
85¢J
Outing flannel, ' '
bleached, soft and good Weight, has been 355: “11121 550—-
2915 h 460
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15513}! 36 inch, made from firm gool‘fizfisli‘nmsfin, haves:
féén 69%.? ”‘3 .
cotton prices ywent!
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Trench" Surges,
' ‘cfable in quality and beauty, of particularly fine not 9
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distinctive' 1n its fine effect 0199*“ and 1 1111.1
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$7—
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quality, of marked (11:
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very firm of weave and fine of
White chinchilla, ' ' $5.509; '
makes children’ s coats Vvhi h ha ' 7
warmth, light and beautiful, rcgcular s3. ggicial beautyénf -
Broadcloth,
- th s lendid l te \
mg“: P 118 r and substance in black and
‘ Aways-demanded col ’ in I - .
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11.11 W W,” h
in tasteful Checked’i“ "8 more with delightful finisfl
31de never tiring skirts, regula,“ . J, $94
on! serge 9 ' - .1 w
that sple’ndid clear grayish mixturgJu Sklikabu’
ity, regular $4. 50— M
pure wool of very fine degree pretty and distinr tin,
$1.25
patterns, regular $1. 75—.—
way" that
h,first-gr
. at} Huck towels, ,
nice weave and nice weight, have been 250—3 " J .
tows
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buck with jacquardborder, good size, have been-—
blue checks of diflerent sizes, have been 25c.-
striped and fichred patterns, a yard Wide, J ;
Fine Percales " "
very firm of weave good weight, prct Jstri s’ and 3
urea, have been ,5... ' ly pe fig:
'0 1.1.1.1.,
stripes and pretty clmcks, heavy quality, have been 4150—}
35!: ‘
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27 inches wide, pretty plaids and stripes, have been so A
at special; price of 2911—1 ,, _
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em and colors for both comfortablefl
yardwide, have been 390—.—
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Norwalk Chronicler