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.yvas earning ”a de- “I
rent lzvmg by hard 3-,

Work and has
ince prospered
ind made good.
I In this story’
lies the reasonI
by _MrsI..I Jacob .1
'3 ‘3 me up
er comfortable

ouse farther up-
wn to make her
ent home
next to the Settle-
)nent House which
{fits founded by
tier famous hus«
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lement has over
boy club mema
1:5." She says,
th a long wait-
hg list. There
ll'e half as many
Eris, besides all
e mothers and

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d Ihsve lIiIever been able to get them back.
~ in ouse IS now ocal headquarters for the Bo Sc ts d th '
Fonts. iS used by the Y. M. C. A. and has both a puglic socIlIioolaIiImd 2:18:53

ork Association kindergarten, and a health clinic
- We are $8,009 in debt and unless that is lifted b
h the 15th of April, two-thirds of our activities must 5

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film-en Th 11’ e d MRS. JACOB R113.
1 . Ie compe mg n e s abroad dur' l '
lorgeIt. sometimes to support the work to be $51: galtshgiInIi. 1919 made people
1 settlements were headquarters for the Red Cross,
r community work. At the same time, we lost 575

During the war,

for food conservation,

our old contributors
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y the first ofIApril,I
hut down." l

' Mrs. Riis brings to»bear o‘er: the Settlement's r
. .' oblems a ve b
wlcdge of busmess, for she is head of the \VonIien's Departmgit :33:

ge New York bond house.
0 the financial world. I

_ Contributions should be sent to Mrs. Ezra
its Settlement, 48 Henry Street, New York.

flEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS IN
NO“ “'ALK .

the Dust week. there having been tiled l
with Town Clerk Herbert it. limitini
since last W'cdncsday. u total-701' 15'
deeds, which are given below:
Park.

Foster \\ u r- .

P, Todd,

buildings. Crow
tlt ed.
Edward E.

ruud
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Hill.

\\’iison to .\‘
:lIt'res :iud
:u'cuuc. \yurrunleu- vim-d:
James, Dunn to (”tune 1‘. Taylor. lot ‘ ”(iii'millh 10 News S. and John K. ny-
i~l acres :m-l buildings. on Sil-

She was one of the very first women to go

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Treasurer of Jacob
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O'Connor to Marga rcl

Real estate, has had a boom durinrQr l()I(‘0nn”r- Mt and buildings. on ”nil-
Frank

urrnnlm- deed:
:iilmnin-l .\.

buildinzzs.
anhunicl

linndoiph

runtce (iced; Eugene l)e.\iurk to Sto- l ‘Vi'lnlne :m-nuc. \ynrranlcc deed.

fano Flori. lot. on \Vaiter :u‘cnnc, wur
rantce deed: John J. Donm-iiy and
wife to Annie ilonneily. lot and build-
ings. on Fort I’oint road. \\.’Lli‘lllllx.'t’

 

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to be‘an address to Belgrade'by the
Croatian Peasants Pur‘w femuigted
at a meeting in Agram on February
11-12 and supprEssed by the govern-
ment in printed by the Reichspost or
this city. ”it is virtually a declaration
of independence of Croatia.
A'signiilcant feature of ms the fact
that it is ddressed to "His Royal
Highnessf’t e. ch‘ent of the Kingdom
of Serbia as Military Commander in
Belgrade.” ('Signcd 'by 48 deputies of
the Radich’ party it begins‘with the
statemen‘flthatthey consider it their
dutyJo invalidate in‘gthe name oLthe
Croatian nation and state the address
'whieh the Central Comniitteevot the
National Assembly. with only eight
members oi! the Croatian Diet. pre-
sented to the Regent in December,
19, 1918. and also to invalidate the de-

obcr of that year.

Declaring that the Croatian Diet in
october. 1318. proclaimed the entire
independence of Croatia. Slovenia.
Dalmatia. and the .lVlur Islands and
handed over to the National Assembly
the supreme power, the address points
out that at the same time it distinctly
made clear that they meant only to
become members of a union but by
no Lneans to join ”1“ centralized state.
of the Kingdom of the Serbs. Croats
and Siovcnes. i
construing the ( ,clsion of the Peace
Conference-in response to its appeal
for an independent Peasant Republic
as meaning Croatia was compelled to
become part of the 8. H. S. only in
u. nintcrunlionul sense and that the
conference did not force upon Croatia
the Serbian monarchy. .

'l‘he monarchy “us proclaimed by
the liegcni. the manifesto continues.
"on the basis of llw above-mentioned
address which was repudiated and in-
validated by tho- (‘rozitiun nation in
Noycmhcr 0i inst your." so "that he
present regime which constitutes an
nupreeculentcvl reign of terror can only
bekcpt up by l‘orec of guns and op-
pression."

Since llccemiwr nt‘ lflL’”. the titani-
feslo continues. the Croatian nation
has been oppressed und suppresm'd in
n manner never before cherienn-d in
its history. while the iuTroduciiou of
corporal punishment and its daily
practise upon the [K‘llélllnis by the gen-
durcmric bccrtuy- of their republican
tcndi-ncivs “is 1| deadly hurt to thr-
nalimml frcilng. dignity and culturc
of the country."

Relying upon military forcc. thc
manifesto churgcs that the Scrhs' have
«lepriycd thc Crculiuns of'oqunl rights
in the union in any sphere and has
outlawed thcm lt‘ linanciui. military
and constitutional affairs.

Suppression of newspapers printing:
articles offensive to Belgrade is charg-
cd :is well :1! the strict prohibition of
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VIENNA. April 7.—thmt purports

,m‘ent. of 5&0 it ought

cislons of thc’ Croatian Diet since Oct— ;

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liberal arts college reaches an enro -

ganize. a new college unit.II
rate faculty. and n. dean. independent]

dent Lemuel ll. .‘iurlin. of Boston L‘n—
iversity. His statement was made in:
connection with the action of several!
60118885 in llmllliig the number of stu—

dents--

"‘My concept
art! college is
50 and salmon; body of n
than 500;“;esaivl President
“Whirl the numbers exceed t
organizatiOn is 100 i
be better to divide it into units. Sepa-
‘mte colleges outzht to be established.
With scparato rucuilics and deans. act-
ing independently of each other.
"Such a dmvlupmcnt. which
somewhat of the l-lnirlish I
system. will, ill my opinion. never be-
come widemn ml in this country. how-
ever. although .1 [cw American uni-
versities are t. mliug toward the..§ng-
iish tutorial S).~i‘~lll.

“This theorx 'iUi‘S not apply to the
colleges of commerci- or liuniness ud-
ministrntion. which hair: different
probicins that: do the liberal arts coi—
lgccs."

The tentlcnt \
es in student 9 uroll
over, in l’rt’sulllll

"The inter-s1 or
cinis will focus on the entering class
in the fall or 1933." said President
Muriin. “It lb doubtful if the enroll-
ment will thcn show anything but ihf‘
normal incrensx 'i‘lu-rt will probably
be a reduction Iziiln'l‘ than an incrcasc
in the cuter-ism; tinssrs all over the

Muriin.

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savors

toward great inereus~

mum is practically

Muriin's opinion.
the college oili—

 

~ country.

"The almurnml llN‘l‘f‘usrs in curoil-
men! durin: llr- past thru- years hau-
lwcn duo lo Hw tll'lll)‘ caused in the
ieducul‘mn of Hundreds of young men
.by the war. :.::vl thi- mineral prosper-
:ily. The". inn the efficiency of the
'coiiegc fillillllJil' m the war has cous-
l”! :I \x'itiesplv:ui filllll‘l'l‘lllllflll of the
benefits or n coilrzc ~ dncnlion.
that live great in-
creases will lw «twinkle-l. I do not
nuiielputc {is large increases in the
lnext thrm- yrnrs :is in thc lust ihrrc.
:The high peak of the rush to the col-
Tlcgcs was reached in thc full of 1919.
and we shall have to wait until this
lclnss gradunlax ill 1923 to see what
the normal slmla til cnrolimcnls of the
collcgcs will in the future."

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rick H. Conneliey'ot Danbury,

M355" IIApr“ 7,—‘When a chief clerk of the Bureau, made some
interesting statements recently. at the
to stop and or- ICapitol. in relation to‘lndustnlal con-
‘Iith sepa- iditions.

of the other. in the °Plnl°m'9r‘Pr€5‘T the State?" the Major was asked.

was six weeks ago and 50 per cent.
better than it was last January," was
the reply. _

ion of the ideal liberal Burke said the situation in the textile
one having a faculty 0" :tndfistries was particularly satisfac-
Ot more ton"

hose the ’part accepted a reduction in" wages
urge. and it would and had gone back to work. Some of
Sthe managers of textile factories in
the eastern part of the State have been
.looking for additional help and—have
lcomc to Hartford for skilled labor.

university these industries were to be commend—

'ond lemon ;

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Former Labor I Commissioner

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131st-
who in

nowIIa special agent.“ the Labor
ureau. and Major John J. Burke.

“Wth is the industrial condition of

"It is 40 per cent. better than it

In following up his statement. Major

The employees had for the most

Major Burke said the employers in

ed for giving the preference to their
old help in the hiring of cmployccs.

 

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engie'f‘l Connon sold tut in Danbury
where the principal industry in hat
making. the busiest factories were the
three open factories where there Were
strikes. These factories. said M r.
Connolley. were open ohmiund were
vbry busy. He said mat one o '. «3
reasons for their brisk business “as

that the men were not restrictcd in
the output of their labor. as. mane
I L l‘.

employed in union shops wow.
Connolleyxin going around the Slain
has noticed evidence of an improvc.
ment in industrial conditions.

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K. 0!“ C._TO JOIN IN PILGRLWMIIL

NEW YORK April 7.—-'i‘housauds
or Knights of Columbus in the l‘nilcd
States and Canada will join in a pil.
grimage. on April 17. to the crypt of
St. Joseph. on Coie-dcs—Nciges. at
Montreal. whcrc they will pay hom»
age to P‘rerc Andre. socristan of the
shrine and known as Canada‘s "mim-
cie anon."

Frcrc Andre's sthnc stands oppo-
site the Seminary ol' the Holy Cross.
on the outskirts of Montreal. Inside

it are clusters of crutches and bund—
agcs left by pilgrims who came for

healing.
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for here.

round or V-slmpcd. will» i
is Simple but effective i‘it'
fronts. All for
“Step-ins” while it.
top or the "built—up"

N *w “Philippine" Undercfi , -
of dainty character
V‘thit would you think of a fine hand made night-

They :n'e made of tin:) Softcsl
and have French scams and horns all sewed by hand
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(if llalllsnnk.

Tlit‘ llf‘elx's 71l':‘
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i I I ' ‘ "iiiilllllifl' the
32.95

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‘H I :l~lI\’ builcmhule
$2 95

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Nightgowns, Chemise.»q and :fcp-in Garments in n
finer grade of nainsuok. With much bulimllmimg and

Shir-e of the

wed in the back as well :l~:

rs at i'easmmhlc wit-cs.
$350 and $4.63

lltnzrr ' K ':l finwr

l ne Veil
April \yenliier irqucni
ly (ll‘til‘l‘> u \‘eil. New uni
fashionable llleslles are in

black. brown illitl nnyy
. easlur. bisque and henna.

Black is combined will:

flesh. lnltpi- m- orchid.»
Dolled Veiling‘ cuuws in

black. brown. iuupe. llilV}

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Wilson

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Hose Supporters
blade especially for
children. They hung: from
the shoulders, allowing: a
ireo eaSy movement. Nu
buttons to pull off. stock—
migs nicely ll‘ld up and ul-
together mothers insist on
liavmg lhenriu pint-c ulI
any other make,
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Mcycr Dulhcrg to Mcriam ii. (wick- Lille visuml illel‘e was .1 lilllc girl nl‘bilziry dismvmhcrmcnl of (‘roatin h.\‘ TRENTOV. 7". ~'. \i'l‘” 7 ’lllgli'n' .
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Patten to Mary E. Lee and iiummh low” lI0" lhc visitor's kindness. thp 'i‘urks. nzr tin Austrians." in the lie on Kurtis-,4 .imi Mn“ bighwnis. ‘ E’nvelOPQChemstS “I
E. Newman. lot and buildings. All ll lI'bllti (:tilmi u! her house one duy and eout‘ls: n‘ C'IHHHi'IS' ll ‘INIH‘IF ”HI “'I' HmH‘IU' 1” ”“I i‘I‘I'I";I"'Id'I'”I‘1 ”5‘” ("I red. loll Ul' “‘,Uilt “I,” Shilllltll
I'nion i‘nrk. cxcculor's docd: J-Zul\\'ut‘cl 31‘3“ MT u lizlckumr. saying it. was din-“'5 “ml "“ :limprisonmo-nl “r “W -‘I"”°“' “"" "”“n m "“1““! "-‘"“"“5- 4
I}. ‘miiuilwr tn Giles (Err-tron. inl 'uui “Hie low-sent l'nr in-r. then run away. (I'I‘mn-“l Win") Nikolai Srdoyie lh-- is >u.'r:l:'>‘l"l 1“ lllz'lnnij- Uillijulx; 05‘ t“.0 hntJHIR-
buildinus, .ti \\'ztrren and Fair 5qu ('l§_ ‘ in “bruins: it out l‘eli lin- child's ioy’e- can“. he ‘h'fimi “m King and “1”“! II" “New JH" 5- “h" ”3‘“ “H””“ ‘l n M”
“nrrumt .. llO'l-ll. iv l.r:li.l-—lln- only thine; sh.) had in ht: f‘ilistltuenev and sums that llu-ll'uz‘ :l'ln; !! m m 1in pi.~.n 1': .i..i' Slut“.
_\-;l..;,;.;:.. l). and “Huh”? I. \Vis- :Illimdunee. ‘ Ft’l‘i‘iiill cumlnissionnrivs publicly tlr- The bill which (-nnlums mulsurvs.
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“I”, H ”mm PI and Emma 1m n— (IiIf' .11 ‘ ‘ 'i‘ "“3", If"““_‘_""‘ l-«U'k lamnm-d M-lin «.«Izm mm. m N mi , imi- embroidery work beautifully done.
mom. i0; and buildings. on i-Jnsl are- 1-11,".3‘1; 0'; MOON. innit \ or llmw Inn-Illintnltties who dolnrds m Iiw Allil‘rlt'ull Assvu'lglllun Ur . hi . I ‘ ' 1 . l -
“lie. \".ll't:ll‘.l(-f' deed: Minot S. Smith .\' mlui lfllllst’ ol‘ the moon is “III-I~|t‘\I-IIr‘.I‘.EI:\-(I,I-I.I~‘.IIIIIIvII-III IL’IIIFt‘III, 1 l . 81::th IIIIIII‘I“I‘\:. ("Iiphns' “Inm‘l IHHI ill" .Ifl'0“' I5 arc .(‘In HUI-f (
to . 3””..de l’. Richards. lot and! .,.h,..}u;..1 fur -\l‘l'il '.'1-.‘;'. it will be ‘nIIII..I:U.\.IIIIm :I.~( I\nInnl...II\\Ie [1“1 onIc u Ill'd Ki..i:\ to lilllli‘ull' til-st «lrgrr. mung. fmnt X (‘I'_\" dainty {lfilll
buildings, on li‘ighland avenue. \vzu'-,\isii-l‘- throughout North and South I“ 1.... . ..,I III. .~ 0 . ~II . .IIQ-‘I IIInI IIIII M“ II IIII IIIIIIIII);HI (IrmsMIII‘Is‘ ”H“! .
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tlel J. Stewart. lot. on (‘harics :fll't-l-l. III luster” standard timc is reported .-i.;.-..I1Ii\Iin.i.n (~Ioiitiiiu‘.~I_< the (ioctl.:iiviiit-;tt:x ; ‘I‘I"I"?nd Ilf‘zh'v dunevr. :LI
Wartnntec deed. . us i‘oiioxxs: “no” ”new penumbra. 31:1}; ‘IiXZ-‘IIl'qifktlIu t fronting; muJor-lcunat— . .- tend-us. and green. showing
Robert 0. Raymond to Hurry J. Mar” :1. “2:17 p. m.: moon enters ”A, e. 1 »._ ,M-i I, ,. “(i . I‘mIIrIIII monn; ”I irziflic danger only in h"
Dut’f. ct :1]. lot and buildings. on 'i'ny- shadow. April 23. 1:03 :1. in: total i “fIIIIIII ( I?II.I,II.IIIS t “Io “III? trIIIII‘uIIIIUSQIl 'H mm! inicrseclions.
lor i1\’(‘lllit‘. \vurrnnteo deed; Mary i“. eclipse begins 2:24 :1. 11].: middle of rgrliivliliIiin:~ny II, II‘:.IC:O:I]I1d\. lib-12x IN“: N “1" national Organizations ii‘I‘HI' '
Van Zundt to John H Wilson lot and the eclipse "‘44 '1 m ' iOl'tl ccli ‘ ' I I ”I I LIIII‘IISI II 05“” in ”w more ‘0 "“1 Ii ’ II W
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I buildings. on Cedar street. wnrrnutno ends. 3:03 u. in: moon leaves shadow. is" going F,‘;:i:‘; 21g “3}: ph“‘;l;"”f~lnuni nummolnic toll. lithP cht-ossml 0t on
deed: Joseph Safmnek and wire to 4:36 :1. m.: moon icayrs penumbra - i - I ‘? (‘m’llm- their endorsuncnt of the bill‘s pro-
30h“ Mitaly and WHIP three norm IIIII 3‘3" a m . . . ment of the whole nation is such that pagan.” V
- ' - ‘ . ' '- -' - - history may Lurdly afford an analogy" “H", ‘ i . 2 . 'II eStS
. t S l . .-.| ~..- . .. n nusiignuon, it is puimmi
,- 0 "Cl grncm di.,(‘plli(lll. .0", chm”. th't . , 3 ,
MI W ‘Wfim’ 320.5“ ‘1'" ‘m‘ ‘ Tho manifesto concludes: "Alli-r litist‘ . I . ‘ II mun; balding Ann ”I l I ‘l l. "I " I I ‘
, . . .J.‘«~I»¢. m (‘dll (‘illI-s hnvc fan] -i ' . , 21L 1 \‘i l1 . rifle l‘ibllt ll
. '. great War nI peasant state can o-xis‘t in unil’orn -. (i. ‘0 "Hm 0” " I é .
:_ our territory only ill the form of ninqm”,I II: I0! color in highway ’IigI‘ \"llll FN‘llt‘il lillllll lIllii‘Qli
O -. republic and ot‘ the ynsrm nmnwm if“, 5‘2“ “II “My IIIN‘IIIWI’I ImIIIIIIn'I: l “k ‘ (I ‘
I O a er ac or lng I; is not :1 suitable- mm for the construe“ I“; If}: IN“ danger or .I'In “II'I‘IOIU'P l a ”I I an fl‘l'lllfi.
II .5 tion of a republican ('UnSiilulll.n in our I; III: metal in 01le town. is usnul 1;, .11.. _ ..
g _ . .. territory on "mem «l ”H“ vimpu‘c uIlIiqullIIiI‘II :len place Where 33...”, pr‘lllfll‘ Sth\<_ .19 (-Lk‘.
. l ’ — if . and Weut'invss. the uniwndiui: Li‘! and ’I . If II‘I (-mp oycd. C - 7- - "
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leg-ed persecutions of the mine-r poo-istomnch—and not“; tgtéqsiidgti}. old In two Sizes‘
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15 to enjoy an maid. bath each morniuv food into- he on 1,, Raymond Chapman. shortstop or the and gases which inflate t ’
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