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WAY. APRIL 14; 1 _' Building and Construction
Wm.‘m. ”in—ii.“ "latic-‘PM Industry
_ TOMORROW
'High tide T3 :57 a. 111,, 4389-111.
Sun rises 5 :14, sets 6 23-2.
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3~Ilembcrs of The Muted Press
The Associated Presst exclusive!
”filled to the use for publication 0
2 news dispatches credited ‘to it o.
'g‘sfllherwise do :this ,paper and .15 '
local mews published .1115er
up rights of publication ’or special
.mtches herein .are also'resorxed. i
f ussomc Horns-
~91}! Welt muse. Nonuos =1". and A.
loin street. lot and 8rd'Tuesdsy of
month. July and August~exeept-;
at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
.ordlally and fraternally invited.
EDISON T. HARRIS. ‘W. M.
ROBERT M. WILGOX. Sec’y.
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- A state-l cunvncatiun of Butler
Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M..'wfll he held
lg: Mamnic Temple, on Tuesday even-
Ing. April 20th. 192l. Business:
WHO“ nl' ofllcers.
v, I). n. “EACH. H. P.
F. S. LYON, 541')".
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GIGAN’I‘K‘ FOOD POOLS PLAXNFJ)
l'ltimute (‘ousumers the country
bvc-r may view with justifiable alarm'
the plans that are being made for the
pooling on a big scale of agricultural
and other farm products.
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At tlu~ national conference of grain
growers in Chicago. an elaborate
Ischemr~ was submitted, under which
ll considerable amount of the wheat
own in the l'nited States would be
led up tightly in a combine engineer-
Q‘il by the producers. .
Simultaneously. announcement was
madl- that a committee at Salt Lake
{was proceeding with the formatiOn of
It, pool that would embrace more than
("Goal-en pounds or I'tah's wool clip.
Some days ago. the cotton planters
In the South were advised to reduce
their acreage very sharply and "night
riders" in the great Hurley tobacco
belt have been busy for a number of
months coercing: growers into a. cur-
.ailment of production.
The chief aim of pools, “night
fider" activities and reduction in acre-
the advancing of
hgc apparently is
rim-s. In other words. the ultimate.
Oilsumer will foot the bill if these
uml‘itious projects are carried through
.ucct-ssfully.
Meanwhile Pongrcss is being lm-
porturcd to hurry through emergency
tariff legislation that practically will
bar out imported foodstuil's. thus
rther strengthening the hold that
he farmers seemingly are. seeking to
vorkc r. .
,Tlic outlook is decidedly disquiet-
‘ng. If an “agricultural olimrchy"
Is planning to impose new living cost
urdens upon American consumers.
{lie time is ripe for the enactment of
egislutinn rendering their pooling ac-
Iivitics amenable to the Sherman lnw‘
Erecisely as industrial combinations
me been for a number of years.
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.' A “Fl/F! FOR HAPPINESS ~
Carrying yesterday's groucli over.
into today is to start the. day with a.
terious handicap.
Each day‘hns its own burdens with-
hus picking up any from the past. A
fireuch. old or new. is an intolerable
btlrrlenwwhcncver or wherever we find,
It. "
Especially is this true in theliome.
Husbands and wives who allow yes-' .
lerday's differences to bring morning‘
om make a mistake that is sure. to
‘a‘ing grief. 9
A middle aged ceiiple hove made
fiappiness their chief business in life.
Speaking of the differences that creep’
the husband
Dara: |
' We make it a rule to begin leach
‘lay with a clean slate. Every morn-
ng before I go to work. we always
Smooth out any difficulties that may
have come. up since the morning 'be—’
fore, if we have not already done‘so.
When we kiss each other :good‘bym
Me're square up to date. And you'
won't find a happier home than ours.
_.-A simple formula for happiness"
yet most effective. ‘
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' .Every oificiai act of themresident
b! the French Republic has to be
tountersigned by a cabinet member.
flay/be Mr. Lansing forgot which cab-
inet lie was in.
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We haven't heard a Fourth of July
tion for three or four years, but
. e have an idea the orator doesn't say
that every citizen is a king.
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1 he Federal Department of Agricul-
fu is going to grow bamboo fishing
' less in the ‘Uoitcd States. Now let
’ he Bureau of Fisheries grow enough
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JDEVELOPING NASSAIY HARBOR.
. NASSAU. Bahamas. April 14.—De-
welopment or the harbor of Nassau. a.
"project considered at various times for
I half century. has been authorized by
the Balmmas Legislature, at an esti—
mated cost of about $1,250,000, half
of which will be raised by a loan.
H'he project calls for a depth of not
less than 35 feet over the bar at the
entrance to the harbor, a channel 300
feet wide and 35 feetdeep to the: in-
ner harbor, where a basin 35 feet deep
will be provided. The improvement-
is expected to aid in the development
of commerce between the colony and
the foreign countries. especially the
11qu States.
summon cmnomn DEAD. '
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- problemsconfronting the building in-
- acceptable rcmedle ."
NEW’ YORK. April 14.—A nation-
widendrlve to rehabilitate and restore
pumicmonildsuce .lu .the ebuiiding and
construction industry of the United
States by wiping out “wasteful strife"
and by uniting the various elements
and interests into one big co-opera-
live association has been launched by
the executive board of the National
Congress-0t the Building Construction
Industry.
I.oenl_ conferences. representative of
the industry. are being {armedjngthe
principal .ties of the country. ,it was
announced here recently at'the-head-
quarters of the congress. and it its
planned to convene the first national
assembly of this organization in Chl-
cugo in the late spring orrearly ‘sum-
.mer.
Under the National Congress plan.
representatives of the contractors.
siib-cohtmctors. manufacturers of and
dealers in materials. workers—in the
building trades. architects and engi-‘
neers are brought together into
“common meeting’ ’to consider vital
dustry and inaugu te “effective .und
“The industry has been a headless.
‘ . inarticulate body, and has suffered the ‘ln bidding. and “With respectMto °°n'_
consequences of the self-imposed iso-
lation." said a statement by the exec-
utive board of the National Con-
gress. “The functions of its parts
must be co-ordinated. ~Co-operation
.CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
Doesn't hurt a bit!
Drop a little
"Freezone." on an aching corn. in-
stantly that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you lift it right on with fingl
ers. Truly!
Your drugglst sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a. few cents. sumcient
to remove every hard com, .3012: corn.
or coi-n between the toes. and the cal-
a
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"Such action.
ried~ forward. will be in the public“:
iluterest. and. therefore. must 50.190 be,
in the interest of thg‘industry;
right type of co-operatlon. under lib-r
ekl leadership. otters the only meth-
od of reconciling the‘ demand of the‘
lndtfltry -i'o'r (its own prosperity. and
the demand of 2
unit economics! nltmctlon. 3
meeting- canines. such iarec ,
of common purpose. moon- ! d.-
mentally “thin the industry malt or-
ganize itself as a gallium engine.
frankly Assuming the iobllxutiomrvof u.‘
group mottled with the now.
The-congress proposes: ~
To make a scientific survey of the
needs of the. industry .in workers’and;
of how these needs may be met: to
study the present methods of mining
and enlisting personnel; and to dis-
cover and correct the causes of the‘
quality of workers in the industry; 2
,Cllo study the needsbf-zthe lullfitn'
in sand .the sources of supply .of saw
materials and manufactured products; .
Hie quantities of such now oleable,
and to determine the national are-
quirements of constructions in 1921
and succeeding years.
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ered by the organization lure
the following: - ~- .
V-How shall abundant credit resourc-
es be rmode available. at reasonable
cost, to the industry. in order that it
may function
need? .
- How shall the industry -be ledlvto
adopt a uniforxnand equitable policy
tract terms and conditions?
How is genuinely co-operatlve eflort
by employers and wage earners
iced or ‘unorsunlsedj to .be, substl d.
for the antagonism which. in the spas
has checked-productions?“
The preliminary plans for the first
assembly of the National Congress of-
Building and Construction Industries
calls for fifteen deelgates‘from each
of various groups of elements in the
industry—general contractors. sub-
contractors. engineers. architects. lav
bcr. manufacturers. investment bank-
ers. These will be selected by the
vnrious local conferences now being
organized from coast to coast.
Conferencesflltt was stated. have al-
ready been organized in NeyYork.
Pittsburgh. Boston. Chicago. St. Lou-
is. New Orleans, Philadelphia, San
Francisco. Seattle, Portland. Minneap-
olis. Detroit and many other cities.
There is another body working for
the some objects. but which; at the
present time. is not associated with
the/National Congress. This body is
the National Federation of Construc-
tion Industries. with headquarters in
Philadelphia. “'hile the objects of
both of these large bodies are the
same. the means being used to ac-
complish the desired ends are slightly
different.
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LONGE GETS LIFE IMPRISOK—
MENT.
RI'TLAND. VL. April '13.—Peter
Longe. who was found guilty. yester-
day. of second degree murder to: the
klllingof Owen Hayes. at Fail-haven.
wassentenced to life-imprisonment in.-
the state prisbn by Judge Sherman 1L.
Moulton today. Before imposing sen-
tence the court overruled a motion of
the defense that the verdict be set
aside as against the evidence.
Iuscs, without soreness or irritation.
things for
physically.
straight
dovm .
town i
and
STAMFORD April -‘1‘l.-—'l:h ‘1
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R; qutph Smith Dodge, rotunda-139;:
. so clergyma die heretoday
at the age of 87. n d '
, University and
heed dentistry it! Nevr‘rork for
before taking ,'
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He WMAMuat'odz
W‘i
We know a woman who
a bit-of powder on her nose
at
home she isj z y
public for adequate .
purpose of supplying Wuhllc need", .
progressive, decline infihe sunplx'snd ‘ ,
the’pmbloms to be oorisld- '
listed '
in satisfying publicfl
(whether the wage earners be organ-. -
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. 0 €12... vm; .. . w . . 1?. minke awoeds'
figobzfisn pby'iisrchoi. 192:. lyre. $5... an. iglled. ,
' led'fa‘ a: project mutated to their-1.; - *
Wot Deputie- by-Pi-esident ‘ ‘ "'
”om”? .: 1. . -... ‘ isms}!!!
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Bmmsron'r.- wAprll Ill—Two
federal mats raided 0. house in Fair-
fleld. seeking Joseph ’Nemeth and
Albert ‘Buuery. alleged operators of a.
still. Bowery was not at home. but
lottery law.
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better. Multitude of bod
s
ow when I feel “stand
‘ the he
\1 , gt Lydl‘a‘OE. cPinkhan- 1’s
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to carry women safely thmug‘lg‘the Change of Life. She says : d
"It is with pleasure that Iwrite to on th -
wpndertul medicine has done fox-me. l vans noggin" 13:10:11 (gagging;
Life and had a displacement and weakness so tint f could not stand on my
feet'und other annoying symptoms. A friend told me about Lydia E. Pink-
.bsm a Vegetable Compound and the first bottle helped me. so 1 got mar!
‘1:on _ me sad I dam nowdoingtfimg housework. 'Your'modicine is certsinly
ans nen an cums use ’ testimonial "-
his'rm. 608 Frank tract. yAdrlIn. Mich. - youcliooso. Mun
1th ssidthstmiddiesgeisthemt in 'od' wom ' '
owmgtomodernmetbodsot livin'igotonmongoxega thlgugond an glam!
this perfectly natural change m at experiencing very annoying symptoms.
. Those“. macro ogspeflgfliedreadful hot flashes that send the blood rushing
:0 e .until it com as though it would burst, and the faint feeling that
-. allows. ms! the heart were gazing to 5 those sinkin or (buy llsore all
symptomsof a nervous condition, and ' he the need or o ’ medicine.
(all odfiitednkto not. goon meg-1i ' gym“ ‘ . mmd‘herb machedicinme ape?»
u to bui up theweukened ammo” It m ‘ er
this trying ponod'vnth the least possib e annoying symptoms.
Women everywhere should remember that most
11 wuen are nottho ones—they orenot
“marrow-ha. .cl
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Lydia E. Putnam’s Private Text-Book “ l
‘ upon Ailments P -
liar to Women” will honest to you free um ecu
to The Lydh EPl-kham Medicine 00.. Lynn,
This book contains vsluabielnnmnflon.
scion- oilnm radii? yield to Lydia E. Pinkhunis
osituctonssm
mhm‘
Sentinel Advertisements Pu.
the home or the
-mssvs
and
She shops
‘ . ,. 7., here and -
.5412. there
and
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We know another who has learned the art Iof readin ’ '
_ , ~ g the adver-
tisements before she starts out. She finds out what h I -
.Where to get it. The she goes ‘ S e wants and
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right to the store that Has IT. 7'35"
. In this way She saves time, man. . , _ . .. . _ .‘ . 1
as a: daisy and ready to get friend ey and effort and comes home tomb
taking him to the cafeteria.
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, when she needs to] purchase necessary
famfly,.puts on her-shopping costume, dabs
and sailies forth.
another hunting and h—u-n-t-i-n-g. When she gets
and j-a—d-e-d. .She feels all massed up mentally and
husband ”.9. good (finner, instead of
Armorial!» 9'
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‘ ‘fiARTF‘OR’Dfi April 1i.——Jame. s.
Kumarun swamped 3100 in, 'police
'oourt today for View n ot’the me
He was charged with
conducting pool: on the money mar-
ket. and .u the recond'pcender to be
so puhlshetl in Hartford?” reek.
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45536 Pillow Cases
wearing quality.
, each ....
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um.- - .31 29c
. 2,000 Yards of the Best ChambW
All the good colors—we sold thousands of yards at 390 M
Tomorrow 99c
fixcrdsfor ..............
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- . 2,000 Yards of the Best Percales
Full yard wide, excellent styles. A year ago were sold at 59m
Tomorrow
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59 Pieces White Madras
; In cheeksosnd stripeH most fortunate purciiase—Gooduu
' are big value st 606 md. ‘ ' ‘
: Tomorrow, 2% yards for . . . ................... 99C
; Yard Wide Unbleached Sheeting
.: Tomorrow
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All Linen Brown Crash Toweling
Was 60c yard.
I Tomorrow, 4 yards for a... . . . . ........... 7 . .. 99‘
.3 Heavy Crochet Bed Spreads
1 Full size—Former price $4.00. $1 99
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Fem” price gseommed Table Napkins $1 29
69c
Tomorrow, dozen m. . . . . . . m... . ..........
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anetyof attractive patterns. Former price $1.29.
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