. rwarded under this plan. ,. ‘
A fund“ 'has been established.
“ 1339,3633 sets539
Hightidel :OSa m.,734p.m.
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. a generous icontributor.
~‘thes'e medals and cash awards:
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a local news published herein.
herein are also reserved.
, msomozmm ‘
Old Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A.
.2. Meet: in Masonic building. South
‘ Inn street.l lst and 3rd Tuesday or
as]: month. July and August except- by President James
at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons designate
11'.
Wily and fmternaily invited.
-EDISON T. HARRIS, \V. M.
ROBERT M. \VIIICOX, !Sccy.
Butler Chapter No. 38,12. A. 91.,
m m liasonic Temple, South Main to be appointed by the President 0!
mt. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at the Ammican Telephone & Telegraph
each month. at 8 o’clock, July and
W excepted. All R. A. Masons
cordially and fraternally invited.
‘DMBBEAGHEP.’
. F. S. LYON, Secretary.
EFFICIENCY CRYING NEED
During the stress of the recent war
‘ smote was a great demand for eificicnt
mrkmen. It was necessary to have
.ikillcd and competent hands to per-
. rterm the multitude of tasks that were
mifing to be done. Our people came
<19 the realization that efficiency is the
tightest factor in dctcrmining a pro.
disjoint laborer. and that efficiency
"means specialization along a particu~
Elso- line of work. It is always the pro-
:easionai in any occupation “ho ac-
«mmplishes the most.
From everywhere today comes the
teary. “Efficiency!" The mining firms.
. miness corporations, department
, tartar-es, __trans'portation companies and
:nl‘l sources of employment are seeking
lfiose who are really trained and in-'
'fisrested along the lines which they
me. The man with professional
‘ingslruction soon steps into the places
occupied by unskilled workmen.
In order to satisfy and promote the
wraith of our industries. it is ncces-
say to produce morc competent
workmen. Hand in hand with com—
petency there should be a zeal and in-
terestin the work to promote tho i11—
-.1l‘rcldual and to serve to his best abll‘
“:11.
There are such vast differences in
:zmlgind that everyone ought to be
while to find some occupation or pro-*
tension which is inicuscly interesting
use him. These interests usually pro-
stht 'flwmselvos in early childhood.
“m first place to (-ncouragc such in«
Ernest is in the homo. where a child
it: Smown lit-st of all. Any early (lis-
v..mr:1ervd talcut or inclination might to
3-1219 promoted in every way, and never
«fms'ouragcd.
The next place to determine (lovel-
'tififi‘nt‘lll is in he school. (lnr schools
asivzmld ofici couisrs along Very c\‘-
”singly: lim H. and should l1 ’1‘"? outlines
trail study that ltad 111010 (if-finitely lo
«L'wflnin walks or life. It is our duty to
vtmntc a more close cooperation lie<
first-en the. homo and SCllOOl and lo‘
simpliasizc to our children the‘impnrt-
dance of lit"(.‘0lnlllt‘: a “specialist" in
whatever they ChOOSc tor their lite
Wank. ‘ '
At the present timc prices are fall-
1:35: We see the beginning of. the re-
Earn to pre- -war conditions.
decline in prices must comr a fail in
me. but the labor unions are not
“willing to censent to go back 10 the -training of children from 14
lbw standards of income which were
mulling several years ago. ‘
There is just one thing which will _ment dining pc1lod
loop wages from falling to outcomes.
”the workmen must prov that they
was“! give in return for the lr “ages ser-
ted Press is exclusively
Allrlghts or publication or special
L."
hospitalization:
\Vith the l
'other companies of the Bell System.
ma to the d” for publication of who display high ideals- .1240 public 1- to its tremendous resources. Bishop! the lakes. ,1
.‘ news *service. . Themas Nicholson told the delegates """lmlnm
ICC Whetzgrpefmtef “man“: i A number "of bronse medals will be BERLIN. Feb. 23. (BY The Asso— to the annual meeting or the Episco- "A few days 3&1“)? I “’35 0“ 3' little . ' The materials are W001 Serge, F111”: H" ““1 Wilma;
_ distributed each year and each will be Clflmd Press).—Bolshevik prison pal Council of Cities here today. "The old boat built twenty4ve years ago
is as '
occasioned
to file
lcumstances which
i’fiwai‘u. Ill addition
ais and two gold medals.
cash awards of $500.
A committee of award.
recipients ‘of the
.medals in his company
other companies of the Bell System.
fThe silver and gold medals will be
awarded by a Bell Svstcm committee
Companv. This committee will make
its awards without regard to geogra-
phical distribution.
'mcritorions act will bc a gold medal
and $1,000 in .cash for which provis.
.ion is made in this plan.
lwill he made only for some very ex-
ceptional act and only when the com-
mittee deems such act is worthy 0:
this high recognition.
LEGION DISTRICT
HEADS IN STATE
Continued from First Page
Chairman, Dr. Joseph hi. Galley. New
London. .
Sixth. Distriot—~—l.iichilcld County.
Chairman. John J. Snvugv.’ Thomas-
ton.
Soventli Distriot—«)livldlosox Coun-
ty.‘ Chairman. Oliver 1:. Ellsworth.
l'osllund.
'l‘lu- duties of district chairman. no-
cordln-r in a bulletin issued from State‘-
lic:ni-. .ricrs. arc- to kccp in close
touch 3.1m all pmzls in thv'n‘ territor-
ics; to attend post meetings as oflcn
as possllnlw; in HUM-stigutc any canon
of in internal friction in posts and to
rcpori them to ilrparlmcnt hmulquur-
tors; in iuvcsligrair, in conjunction
with local posts. swiiiions or unpa-
lriolic public, utterances and rcmoxt
findings to dcrartnwnt luadqnaricrs.
through local posts: to act in 0011-
junction with the dvpnrimcnt for
greater expansion of the Legion in
Conncciicut; to promote lll‘llt’“? sorvicc
to tho posts 1111.] lwttcr sort‘icc by
posts to their 'momhcrs.
llolglinr: of district conforcucvs is
rccommcrdvd in tho bulletin. with the
following: program objects sum-rested.
Collcclion of national (luvs and do-
partmcnt zissvssmcnts: cstuhlishlng a
Senior division in cvvry post: :1 “‘0—
men's auxiliary unit in ovary post;
civic aciivilivs to he promotrd; joint
\vcli‘ure work to per-vent. ovu-riupping’;
special work to hvlp \vvakcr posts;
Visits to disabled \‘ct-
cruns: llli‘mlli‘l‘slllll campaigns; nthlv-
tic contests; culvrtainmonts.
T. J. lianuignn. department adju»
tan. in li‘HDOIlbl in :1 111111114 from tho
Logion 5 National lmuisiaihc ( ‘omiuib
toe. eroic' Conmessman Loncrgan.
'hlonday. 111mm; him to support thc
KenVon hill. prodding for training of
men who enlisted in nllicd armies
prior to the l'nitcd States entry into
the war ior {mining of “idows of
men killed in action for vocational
,to 18
years of age who arc survivors of men
killed in the var. for medical trcai-
of training and
for $100 a month to he paid to train~
cos.
wine that is going to increase the quah l MILADY OVERRQUGES
1 fin and quantity of production. This
m be done only through emciency.
The laborer of today holds the situ-
M1115:1111 in his hands It rests with him
“make the decision.
——————‘-——-—-—:———.——————
.1" AN DIPOTENT LEAGUE
'91! is reported that the Russian Reds
. Ewe mobilized a force of upwards of
i“$3300 men for conducting a spring
musive against Poland and Rouma-
1112:. Both of these ._ countries ‘are
7 Where of the league of nations. but
where is no hint of any aid coming
from that source. The only league ‘of
:snflons army is the one raised to con-
«em a plebiscite at Viina. and when it
SAY BEAUTY EXPERTS
Continued. from First Page
instruct the women. \Vomen artists.
psychologists. health and dietcstic
specialists and beauty experts will as-
sist at the expositionwaii with the
same opject in view, that of helping
American women develop the beauty
they have and to become more beau-
til‘ul.
According to the promoters of the
show, there is a perfume of a certain
scent which blends with a certain
personality. and one of the objects of
the show will be to have the experts
‘ my to cross Switzerland to reach
' m city it was stopped at the border.
{21111811 the history of the world there
hen-er was an organization. great or
l
aid each woman in deciding what par-
ticular perfume of powder is best suit-
ed to her individuality. Another expert
small so completely impotent as the will demonstrate the proper'manner
lasague to accomplish its allegé‘d ends.
. _________.
Japan appears to be "rubbing it in" ‘
with regard to Yap. Announcement
31-: now made that she intends to for-
filly her new island possessions. It is
salsa said that permission has been deé
136221 a Filipino weather observer to
'wifit Yap for the purpose of making:
Motions For a country that took
meticially no part in the war. Japan
3351‘ not fare so badly with Shantung'
rand a score or more of valuable isl-
mud: added to her territory.
..__...-.‘._.<
, .4 __.- “a
n, inflamed
,. and tIir‘oa‘f.’ You:
Dun right up and you+
Hawking and,
-. anions our women."
most beautiful women and girls.
some rm; totem-.61!
In‘ which to apply to different arti-
cles of the toilette.
In explaining the purpose of edu-
cating American women in the devel-
opment of beauty at the show, W. G.
Hamilton, director said:
“American women are the most‘ina-
turally beautiful in the world. There
is only One thing they may be said to
lack in comparison with the women of
other countries and that is the art of
accentuating and refining their love-
liness. There is at present a. tendency
on the part of women toward over-
dressing, overrouging and too start-
ling adornment. Such a. tenden as
' well as the tendency toward ‘do i-
. ne'ss can be corrected only through
Widespread educational propaganda
nvitations have been issued to cities
ughout the country to send their
There win beatz’ty
is}: school gin; and other contents to
determine the panelled:- of in
beautiful hair, eyes. ,
, stay stalled upi
‘ not a smiau bottle at "fii‘ can
- treat your «mist. viii Q}
votion to public duty will. be uni-e.
tO'.
Which Mrs. Theodore N Vail widow
of the late yrs-eldest of the Amos-deal: ;
A0 ’03 Telephone 81: Telegraph Compahy. is
to provide
This "
fund will be known as the Theodore
N. Vail Memorial Fund, and the in-i
come therefrom will provide the. re-g
awards from time to time to employee
,of the Southern New. England and
accémpanied by a citation of the cir-
the
bronze
medals there will be eight silver med-
With the
silver medals will be cash awards of
$250 and with the gold medals/will be
‘1
appointed
5‘. Moran will
bronze
and similar
'committces will do the some in the
The grand award for“ an especially
This awn rd
lull around the 11 oils and thcrc was so
's DRESSES
or; Sale Price $8 M
Values up to $1800
Wonderfully attractive dresses' in a 1.11 i. l\' ..r 1
Was Put in Solitary Con.-
finenient in Choking Gas
Because He Looked
Through Forbidden Peep-
hole in Search of His
Wife
urea Has Power to Pre- ~
vent Another Such Catas-
trophe ~
BUFFALO. N. Y..’ Feb. ale-7mm
world war has awakened the church
one part they had an entirely new
or boilers and engines to can
ship through. They burned hundreds
of tons or cool i. any. but they would
make time in the face or the greatest , .
storm which could be anticipated on -.
,1 N-
With its sputtering engine. It
useles sto try to run the big ocean
line’switn "‘
methods lack all elements of decency
and ”civiliiatlon. sass“ ”M. Schwartz,
who with; his wife was thrown into 000 000 lit/est” he said a.“ is withih
Bolslicvist prisons of Moscow for tour the power of the. church to make im-
months after he had failed voice ap- possible another such world catas— power we have had in the past The
1119 al of the Bolshevist government. .trophe" power of God is unlimited. The m.
Fig wife died of the affects of alum- Bishop Nicholson pleaded for a. dee‘gfit 3&3}!wa {mem‘i—l
ger strike started while in prison. aslvelopment of progress and modern meat of moral am spiritual power; .
he 11: is made knonn in previous statc— business methods in the church. ““73 which will match the commercial and‘ 1'
mouts. ‘ must have faith in ourselves," he said , industrial masteries of our age. " .
“Mv first two months in prison were . - ’ ' , .
the worst "“llr. Sch .artz said M‘Ir
arming in Berlin. "My wife. who
could not speak a word oi? any lan~
grunge but English. was taken from
me . I did not know whether she whs
in thc same prison, or what had be-
come of her. I could not get a word,
0? satisfaction from any 01 the prison!
officials.
“There was a small pcepholo in the
door of m\ cell which opened into the
main conidor This had a little slide
over it and there was a sign in Rus-
sian warning the. inmates of the cell
that they would be placed in solitary
confinement if they peeked out into
the corridor.
“Many times a day footsteps passed
istest‘hgures give the direct and indi-
rect costs of the world war 12;) be
Women’s AllS . Sill
T rlcolette Blesses:
Fascinating New Dresses Modolml
the very latest 1 m.- mu
Not in many years limo. “c nfi'on .1 r,‘ 1.
~ garments at a 111i: . hi '
Our Sale Price $4.495
Worth .. $25.00
_WOMEN’S SUITS
Of Pure Wool Jc1 «0V
Our Sale Price$ $13. 75
the steam power WW I ' '
little boat as it is to run the modern“
church with the degree of Spiritual
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Every
Evening
the door. Sometimes there were light
steps and I imagined womcn were
a assing. To the horror of char men * ‘Vorth $25.00
in the cell with me. I ommionaily
mm 91‘ the slide the least bit in the
bone of 1:1 Ming :1 glimpse of my poor
wife. I became bolder and holder.
The corridor was so dark it was dir-
l
The price is loss than our-half 1 l1 ll ll
couple of months ago, well tailorul.
Brown, Green, Copen, Navy, .iray and Jim.
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llcult to recognize the people who NO 10A $12500
were msslng. ‘ ' f : ,, o .
“Finally. in sheer desperation. I ' ‘ D1333 SIG!“ All “7001 Fl'l‘ .d Skills
pushed the slide for back one day 01,111,333; 213d :firge— pleated an-l mm. m M.
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w hen light footbtcps were audible. To
my horror the me of the sound al-
most touched mine. He opened the.
door and asked me it I could readl
l Mission. 1 mimittcd I could and ex“
.plaincd to him that my anxiety about-
lmy wife was responsible for the viola-
‘ilon of regulations.
"1 was immcdlaivly taken to a dark
cell in tho. cellar. it was full or hun-
gry rats. \Vatcr and sewer pipes ran
Our sale price . . . ..
$5.00 DoWn
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much one that I {cit I was choking. I
lwmm poundlnlz on the door but the
guard 1warned mom)! to and
llucatnmd in put me into a still lower
coll if I din in t ktf' p quiet ,
“M the (ml of three hours I was
so badly oxeicomc by the gas that I
pounded on the drum" in desperation
and asked to see the oommissar who;
was in charge of the prison. The'
guard was as uneasy about my con-
.lilion and called the commissar.
"i told thr- cmumissar my anxiety
about my wife and asked him if hc
{would not have proper! through the
hole‘ under the some conditions. He
was mow-d by my appeal and asked
me if T would promise not to repeat
ilmxoi‘t‘cnsc if he lct me, back into my
old cell.
"You may he sure I promised. and
I kept my prnnlist‘. I had compan-
ions in my old cell and there weren't
any rats and gas there. I can‘t tell
you how horrible it is to. be confine-
ml alone. Even if one's companions
have no common language. human
companionship m hes a cell more on-
durahle. Solitafy confinement. such
as my wife endured for two months.
is the most horrible punishmellt that
can be indicted.
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