Q 'i'lH-ro- are 254mm um: and \'l)lllt‘ll
.: at of work. TlH‘ llllllllwr i;- int‘l‘o:l.<~
l ; weekly. The population or
ridgeport whivh rosr during the
. 200,1;le .. 4l\\: -l--Il In llft.
NM. or but little more than its mm—
\.';v. Etvel. 'l‘hus its Illlt‘lilitl'lfittl work»
urns ..:o not the throngs who swooped
upon it in the days of war glory.
1119)! are very largely tin-~propie. who
wire. counted 85:1 permanent part of
‘1 industrial population.
Ale'ur with this immense multitude
of idle operatives has vomu a marked
. -Mrenm in wages. The Singer Com—
panv \"l-ic'h had (amnion-d in the
neighborhood of 2.300 workerK. now
has liarely a thousand. and they have
.wan working but thrm- or four days
a. week for months. The Graplio-
phone Company (-losod down its hit:
plant recently for three weeks turn-
ing its 6.000 employee out into idle-
sates.
Three days before it opened it an-
nounced that those who wished to re-
turn would have to come. back on
what is called a. “readjusted" sched-
ulr. This readjustment meant a. cut:
\ ut‘ from 10 to 50 per cent. in the
. warning power of its force. Thus a
7", hiet‘ operator in setting tools was
' reduced from $1.25 to 76 cents an
hour. Record men working on
p’rre work who had been "whim":-
r~ on $8 to $11 a day were brought
$3 or 84 level . Women were re.
'd from 40 cents an hour to 32. 30
" 28 cents an hour.
t m: clothing manufacturer employ—
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l”lill'tl‘ill01?l:int gets out its t'orml- tn '{rl thrown .3.th out 01 work in i‘t‘\\-lld'.’.
‘ l I ,. ‘ - ~ x, . ‘ '\' n :ilOlHJ.
Him. H". lmtod MT {111:}, Tilll in \Vntt-rpnr)‘. Ansoniu and Derby.
a “flux“! .7“ , 14.15 the Irrcat brass deft-r of the countrx.
”mm” "L "ililully thousands hun- Lmt-n laud oil. ‘
‘ t 1*
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lu‘l‘
[mm which had
Laid ot‘i‘ 5.0m» and tlw
l; ‘1 “on has shu' his l"1('tur\' and I'll“ :u-(u-ssoric-s——-:tuto ('lovks, {with V‘Tjw'v
. Ce ' i: ‘ .. ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ g ‘ .‘" . . 14.11109, hunps. iorus.
08,000 Are nailed up its doors." mm larvliw-por. "r“ lOll\‘l ’llnh machine parts. “(mt ’1 l,
llrns -;L‘.'nrks nuu»dumwiwoutemnn-""‘“ ”WWW?" l”. mu“. " "rhesu- “ 1 U 3
Out of V70rk Min 1m with» {Warnert'm-osis mwwthmwmlgn‘”’Ifiiiizglwilthslam ”Mg“... "I.
. If: «mm with nice r 41mm, «GIWQIleF’MW- MT " f" .’ .“m_ ' 3‘ basin
. ,Y ‘; ,. H‘” .l.',:*’(.1_0...,. .p “W“..- «us-n; to submit tuniwnlimmfi him. with. "z“ i
l 3"" “m" ' L ’ ,.m,to;nn|»ilv in'iwtriirmammsmut Cityrs- n}
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women and children.
Stow
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um! :lrp “.m-king but three days ul'l‘lli‘ brass iN‘Hlll“ insisx'Tlfat this eon— :\
“Prk' . ltlition ot‘ um-mi‘loymi‘"t does “0t ap— \l
tn‘ mu small contract shops lhat'mv to their industry. lint thnugunds ‘9
make tools and dies for tin. larger mire been let out ”f other mills and ‘.
plants, but two are running. factories in this rich valley. 11”,le
in New Haven. (‘hnrles Julin. sec- S\\'(~lling’ the total or thr- ver)’ mllflli a warm welcomp.
rotary or the Chamber of (‘ommervw disturlwd army of t-mplm'e‘d‘ifll this Hi
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insisted thnt the situation in that city
was not nearly so bad as in llridirn-
grvat hr-lt.
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The Glovoeihat. we carry measln‘e up to thrY mm»;
‘ hf thenmst exacting, and for that reason a selection from our
glove stock is sure to make a most acvc'ptahlv gift.
Included in the line are street gloves of durable leather,
IerSSy gloves for holiday functions, sport gloves, knit and
fleece lined. Also elmmoisette gloves and woolen gloves for
Encascd in a holly hox they are sure of
ESTORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS
pm-t. Here large numbers of war
men who
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workers were women and . 1,,
did not work formerly. and young: ((5 ,. 8
hoys and men from schools. oil of l 3 , -" /
whom are not to be counted in the #3.
Malta! industrial population .tln‘se. in
said. had gone hark to their orit'inal .
«'nndition of unemploynwnt. lint
while there had been reductions in '
some of the plants. ht,- dt-rtared 9hr)"
were not yet serious. FOR
This cheerful View was not. how-
if?
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COUGHS, COLDSW
BRONCHITIS. ;
ever. shared by newspaper n‘on nnd -
workers with whom I talked. “'ln- TRY 11" ExPenence . 1}“:
cheater Arms which employed 17.000 demonstrated .‘that medicine,»
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THERE IS REAL [C(‘(leli'
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Mr. Julin. however. points out that l hows no surer healing tag
this is larger than its pro-war paylthe inflamed mucous membranes
roll. Many of ”To, big plants. 'if thnyi of nose, throat and lung passages.
have not let out treat numbers have
out the work week to llll't-T-, .'c-uv' and I Used for years by thousands or.
five dash". ' ended:
A ru‘..liar phrnomvnmi 7n \‘mv people anfi highly recomm ,
l-trn'nn hvs: Wen tho r "It'liul‘. of . 0 f: l by physzcmns. TRY IT. ' 3
"f "”"m' At your druggiu's (the trade markvl
tnir indnsn- 'R to “w “av-n
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I) D. IN! n tin “1st il I nix pmnu llas above, on every bottle) 60c and
out in the Clolu". .\ l.ll‘,1.:t‘ nnniwr of
125 WASHINGTON ST.
JOSEPH ROSENFIELI) '
Homfurnishinga, nerdwsr. end Auto Supplier
PHONE 340 ram: DELIVERY
FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
shops in (in- Him (.‘Ity mnke :llllOlllll-l‘1-20-
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LOOK FOR THIS
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‘ For This Week OIIly at
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No. 9 A $10.00 Down.
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N o. 8 A—$50.00
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TO EN ABLE YOU TO GET A GENUINE
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All Models and Finishes From
' $25.00 to $350.00 for 'You
therefore, the diflerenoe in price.
We are placing on sale special OUTERSEALED
CHRISTMAS PACKAGES of our leading.r brands,
containing 10 cigars each. price him We to $1.30.
You will get QUALITY‘and GOOD VALUE in these Art-.437
* ages and will make no mistake in buying OLD WELL Cigars.
Be surflo ask for OLD WELL Cigars.
The Old Well Cigar Company.
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