FRIDAY, Among.
ENGLISH LABOR
PARTY’S MARCH ,
Now BLocxm
B13
,.
if
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mmm. Avril 1—Pet"
‘ march toward pbiitlcnl lib
W. Li.» statement of Arthur
L ‘l l'., organizer of IAbOI’I
Alflrli‘s. in an exclusive
. m Mr l’nilcd Press. Hen-
' ' Ll~ Al'
: difficulty ”(‘8 in the “fl-
1 nlelm‘ncies. Indintrlll
prmlomlnsntiy Lobe}.
Lvss m rural England ll
b'\
u. anl" LLndcr-paid. under-
-l\ housed agricultural
sprint into the Lnbor
or La checked in its on-
All'liri‘ sufficient votes to
n rumllon or s. stor gov-
.. l\' or mainly runl con-
southern half ofl
'l'nrlcs are pretty well
lLLLAor must overcome
,. ,Lsmnro in order to wipe
‘i\lln: adverse bninnce
Amp
, , l -‘ or party."
A .ler combine has been
L ' ll-Lulvrsnn said. "but on
. il“'$ rmm those follow-
.vLLLLLLLnlions in America.
W !.LH hot n to establish nn -
or agrarian party,
and financed by
,l lL'm'.
wovnllwl
nfnwl-H."
LL anus such nmove-
L .r.~ lLLLt slight chance of
.. must cnmo into Labor's
LL» tl.l- hyphon, was the in-
< LL-l. Farm owners de-
runl increase the prercnt
‘\ v .nth slnto subsidy in one
' . r. Henderson and his
I‘ uppnuml f0 protection.
L: LLL of (‘rf‘dlt facilities.
‘ - Al conditions in rural
s-“rirnlfih’ affected R321-
nrznnlzailonn." Hen-
"l'LLIil rurm labor real-
Lvmr-mcnls can best he
Han mmhlned efforts of
M yuu‘lllt‘iil organizations
~L Lulmr candidates as
. .l'r H" rln the town work~
l .mnylllurncies will re.
1L L,:LL.nr's prngrt‘ss to poll-
., I control."
lifllf§N TRADERS
\T
N EW ORLEANS
April 6.—-—“I.ahr is snag-
lvll'ly received from
'ms and two foreign
AllLIHS for the New Or-
. ii 'l‘Lnrie convention. May
lLlAl'V taking shape.
. Om he laid on the im-
.’ l-Juropcan markets to
L:.LL trade and prosper-
Nssion or the con-
L'LLlLSlilf'T a. I‘CPOrt on
A‘unvlitlons Today." spe-
~i for Ling: mer‘ting by n
the National Foreign
LI.
.lll“ srsaion hr. Jeremiah
\AwtuntiA-r llxuniitnn insti-
L145 "l.'.lll‘(lp('llll Progress
‘L . :LL'." Hnnlv OK the bar-
»LLLi in trading with
«IRS?! l‘lhl-Ll by \V. I“.
.\.L?inLL.Ll hunk of Hi.
L..- Lhmls or trading un.
wilil’iiiS and ?n the
wl exchange. will be
.\ I'. Ruins. president of
l- Lnrnntionnl Banking
\ "’A‘Allvfl.
ml" the convention the
J,LL.»v»Ln.\’LL\lgation Canal
4 Lull lw formally op-
I‘ll contwrts the Mis~
unh Lake Pontchar-
'.~'urms great tracts of
waterfront pro-
pLLrposos of com-
In;
llllf)
{ALF
Lsfl‘y.
. 2.; lllf‘ Foreign Trude
~.L.L lm taken over the
‘ LL- (Lrlnnns on May 5.
- :1 Ll opening. as guests
rmmiaslun.
,'..\."l)’S IDEA
' IS TO
JOKE
ll \NG HIMSELF
in", April 6.—W'lth reg-
\_' lllllcrcst avenue
lv'w ill. his home yes-
p; m the story told to
I ‘3 McCarthy. by Mrs.
may have been I.
. u's part for when lhe
- nmr seeking a. doc-
. no trace of her hill-
whlch she said
when she left
. LLLLssan'. ’
-LL suit! she did not
. .g.) \thn she saw her
m;- with the rope about
thought he might
w» ntunlly. so she went
The police were
'\ Lnson had returned
A [-L'Lpn
LLM‘K
Urn
i i luv. LECTL‘RES
Cnn.. Apr-i1 8.—
of (he Westing-
Manufacturing
lillilll Gnrver mmme:
uL' the. Philndoiphll
.v'fi‘. l‘rull ()rtlml ReY‘
superintendent of
A ‘u- All American Cable
.l, l’v-rrymun. will loc-
"L;L,q your to student. in
incurring. The regular
Llnpnrtment are on?-
' ~ Lr by a. series of ice.
' mmwn engineers. th.
.z- lu-ing Allan DcWitt
L:-'lil'rfll manner of t!!!
'L:«- Light. compng:
'- Lisle. general m
' :annsett Electric doll-
. E'Amte Morehousc. ILA,
Piopment engineer of
Telephone 1nd 1010'
.LLj.’; Tercy 110le
consulting electflcll
York clt)’, and Philip
. Till. chief cinema!
'J- New York Edi-II
‘. LN.
:Ler‘
.L'lil
we between 3 an”
A s' convention in'tu
r- ll“! be.
0
L ‘nn to .bmwm
2 v 10: to omit
'l‘wo heroines of the great war were
among than. His: Maude O‘,Deli an
.English gotten. who during the over-
seas qunmi drove n truck in the Brit-
ish Transport service. and Miss Mar-
goret Weddell. who was in the W.
3 :
mmmm
WAR HEROINBWIILPMTCARS
mutton-coo of their mm sex to drivethemw
.odMILStorlesotdL-ugflcmisdrivingcorsbod driven
mtogetthembockintotheuxifldinghobitthntur.m
Mommwukiwforexneriencedfennlodrlvers.
Mmmmhuofimu 15 \iillismstmot.hewnssuri~oundcd
bynbl'hk. Woodsmmotyoungwomcnwboknewtmtmey
knewbowtodrlveondwercnnxious to'firove it.
A. C. outfit overseas and saw enough
of war to bring a trace of sadness into
her big blue eyes that is thers tosmy.
"Delighted." she said when, naked
what she thought of the chance to
match wits with the New York taxi
drivers. ”Wain going to get on
mm W an A gin who
drovo on “Mount the from eon
unwell nui- bot-w nbout New
York and meet any emergencies.
"Women drivorl hove come to stay"
was whot XII O'Deil Ind to soy or
the idea." and the boomer the men
driver! accept as and ctr-operate with
us the better for traffic problems and
the Vehiculnr travelcrl."
And it oughirto be cosy to co-oper.
nte with 3 young woman with black
bobbed hair, complexion of English
rose! and flashing white teeth.
Mrs. Helen Neumoyer. .who Live.
(Nor in JCT-Cy. h” Evelina her own
taxis and trucks for ten years. Her
husbond recently had to give up his
business and seek heoiti't in the west.
-30 that's why urn. Non-nearer is driv-
ing. She loves it. she says. And as
for the men well." there are more
stupid men drivers than they are wo.
men. " .
cuBBRALLLLBLRLIcum-LOAAL
WATERBURY, April d.——Plons on
being made all over the country to
celebrate the Arbor Day centennial in
“infinity years in advance of its
coming. by planting trees now. Arth-
ur Newton Pack. of the American
Tree association. of Washington. told
,members of the Sundny Noon club of
the
bore.
Middleman: county will be one of the
leading troe- -plsnting counties in the
United States. Mr. Puck said, and
added:
"Mlddiesex county is an exompio
of what is going on in many parts or
Second "' Congregational church
mm
the country In your neighboring
county the school children will pleat
one thounnd trees during Arbor
week and in so doing will Join the
great army of tree punters of the
notion. . .
"According to Theodore Roosevelt.
tree planters ore good citinns snd we
are bending every exert to arouse
the people of this country to the
fact that we need millions more of
good citinns.’ In this compnign we
are getting the finest co—oporotion of
such organizations as the Kimnis
clubn Rotary clubs. Chambers of
Commons and women's orgnniutions
everywhere who see in tree planting
the "tanking of bower m
“We are not getting a
ports of tree planting from
of Connecticut u we would
see. We would like to-eo
one of the leaders. You neod‘
Once you hsd
cross you could export lumber-.11...
your business men nre mending thu-
nnds of dollars every in M
rote: to import forest p nets in or.
for to keep your great factories go-
“8-"
BOAT CLUBS PLAN FOR com
One new member. stid B. Dechr.
was admitted at the April meeting of
the South Nomlk Boat Club. held
last evening. Considerable busine- a!
importance to the members was db-
cusaed. and it was voted to necept‘l.
challenge from the Norwalk Boat club
for s contest. the details of which‘
will be arranged by a committee to
wait on the latter club on Sunday of
this week.
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