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, Politics In The Schools school children will take notice or
3;... -(Bridgeport Post) whal- is gain: on. there is still a
, . cha 0 ~
,3 The people of Bridgeport are now i ‘nc‘e ichecking this land and
-.. ‘l . _ , Ir ng nz lack the old ruzime. when-
.” KL. up; the tall bent-Lit or a Board politics in school affairs was kc ‘ .0
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V The school a ' ' '
T113 N. E. RYAN (,0. Bridgeport repriétgltsofihge 32;;fo coding the speaking program my".
. _ . on: y announced. lienedict ‘1. Hold—
“ 83 Washington Street single municipal investment made on of Hartford will speak 0;, the ad—
3; ' by ”m city. ”0‘“ "1 0591”“ “mu-V \‘anced legislation for the raising of
for equipment. and in approplla-
__,, ti standards of examination for medi-
.—_ one tor maintenance. In in: I‘m- f . -
, o . ca practice in Lonnectlcut. as pro-
. p rtance with respect to the wet- ‘
. posed in the present session of the
: fare at the city it is perhaps the general assembly. Mr ‘Hotden was
~.—.n most nial branch or the municipal foreman of ”I, grand Jury which in-
augurated the prosecution of the
fruits or the “diploma. mill." 'nnd
speaks from an intimate knowledge
0; the evils it is proposed to rem-
0 Y.
Major George C.’ Woodrui't of the
Litt‘hllcld Enquirer. who is down
for an address on his tour around
the \\ orld inter in the program. will
film) speak briefly on the some snb~
cct.
STATE RECEIVES
BAD CHECKS: Foil
NUMBERRIAIES
Registration Tender
$3,107. 96 in Worth-
less Paper
HARTFORD. Jan. zl—Appllcents
for motor vehicle regulations pro-
acnted ba'd checks totaling in mount
88 107. 98. it was announced t!” by
the motor vehicle departmen' Sev-
enlyrniue persons or firms who pro.
aentéd them have been salted no 39nd
certified check: or money orders to
cover the amounts and to pay u too
of $5 piurthe protest recortho do-
partment says. It the checks are
not made good the'policy o! the do-
pnrtmlnt is to recallvthe licences and
an extra fee is charged for collecting
the plates, ‘or, certificates provided
they are not surrendered voluntarily.
In most the'peyments are made
good. the dopertmentluys. Durlng
the year Just mouths department
collected $11.15 in five dollar tor-
telts for bed chécko.
The some procedure is followed hy
the department for bed checks given
for operators licensee which armoow
available tor 1925 at the deportmont
here and branches in‘ New Keven.
Bridgeport. V .therbury . end New
London; The department say: that.
an unprecedented demend to expect.
ed for operators license: this year,
due to the suggestion of Governor
that operatorn.be,oompelied to show
their licenses to unitormed police-
men upon demand.
Them were!“ accidents reported
to the ante motor vehicle deport-
‘meut during the week ended Janu-
ary 17; from fourteen cities; Hm-
tord led all cities with fifty-two.
3i: and New Haven! third With
twenty. other widents were re-
ported u tollom: Waterbury.
eighteen:
wlch. seven; Stamfod. five;
London. tour: Moridetm
Greenwich. six. Dnnbury.
Middletown. two: Winstedr
Norwaik none."
New.
three:
threat,
one:
No M31119 la- Dunner-u.
(New Haven Journal-courier r). ,
Under the loadonhlp 0! men 7110‘
were sound
mm the saga or connocficut
it‘s eloctoriu ‘voto tor om
Imam}. in 1911 and stifle an an
_1810 gavo‘f'a‘s.
Applicants. f 0 1'7' Motor'
Blnghem to his inaugural message '
Bridgeport was second with twenty- ’
.New analogue: Nor-l;
in their democratic :
rein '7
lsndthreeum‘es. Inspiteotthof’
anew-on; ”Mooney of $5.317 .
an blight in 189‘s it elected Judge
Operations Said to Be
sion of Wa
The Game
B
' By .1. c. norms.
Special Correspondent
of‘ The Evening Sentinel.
ten per cent on the everage.
conjecture. There is a. feeling on
e. blow.
have been 'piaying the game" and
that. acceptance of reductions indi-
cates not weakness but a willingness
to aid employers to meet unfavor-
able conditions.’
.Mthough conditions in the last
year in the New England textile
field have been charactrclzed as the
worst since the Civil War. unem-
ployment at no time has been as
severe as might have been expected.
This was due largely to decisions on
the part of most manufacturers to
, operate on a run-time basis Hither
than to close entirely.
Cotton cloth manufacturers sum-r-
od most yet eI-cordlng to the Messa-
chusotts depnrlment of. labor and
industries. less than 13 1-2 per cent
of the operatives in the industry in
this State wore unempoyed the first
of this month. The staicmcnt would
indicate that about 98.500 0! the
111.000 cotton mill opcrallvcs were
on me pay rolls 0! Massachusetts
mills.
This. however. docs not depict on-
Urely the severity of ihe dcnrcuslon
since many mills were on schedules
calling to root more than three duye’
work a week. Last June. three-
quartcrs of the New England mills
were on A part time basis. S‘lncc
then lmpron-mrnt has br-rn steadily
then improvements has bm-n steady
but not of large proportions until
the last month.
panicd announcements of “age re-
ductions with n rrlurn to full Almi-
operation or at Mast. an increase in
the working wrck.
Earnings undir such conditions
cannot be unllorm. Officials of the
National Association , of Cotton
Manufacturcrs point out that wages
voryin different mills, and that
while the unions have: nxvd mire.
three or? not always tollowvd. Be-
fore the wage revisions the union
ncale tor example. called tor $33. 75
for ads hour week for loom l‘ixu‘a.
“’nrp twister-n rim-raged . $32.65.
slaoher tcndcms $31.73. twist. attend-
ere'operallng twelve sides. $28.45
and donors $19.51 for full working
week). It is probahlc that in most
cases reductions eloshwd of! 10 per;
cont from these scales.
“‘agos still are on a relatively high
hauls. Taking the avnrnge onmlnnts
in me as e basis of loo pay ad-
vanced to 268.77 in 1920. was cut
to 208.3 in 1921. Jumped to 235.74 in
1928 and now stands at about 213.
In other words. prosonl was": arc
About 110 pvr cent of the pre “or
scale. Raw cotton has doubled in
price and cotton cloth has advanccd
80 per cent. Manufacturers say that
failure 0! cotton cloth prices to keep
pace with increases in wages and
moterinl costs is responsible for thr-
condition of the industry at present.
The outlook. businea men ‘ here
say. is better than at any time in a
year. W’ide alter-ting manutartnro
now is profitable (or low cost mills.
Fine goods mills are reported doing
better than breaking even. The
Dartmouth Manufacturing company.
for example. is sold ahead comfort-
ably tor the first time in (“0 years.
BOSTON. Jen. 34.—-Practica.lly ell
theaxtllo mills of New England
how on s new wage basis In a result
at downward revlsiens approximating
Mill
operatidns sf'e increasing and plans
now are working at a higher rate
then at any time since last June.
Just how wage reduction: will evan-
tuelly work out is still o nutter or
one hand that the textile workers
unions have received somewhat of
On the other hand. it is
vigorously asserted that the unions
Many mills nccom-z
Incl-costing Since Revi-
”ge Scale—Union Men “Playing
ecause Mills Were Kept Go— -‘
ing Part Time During Bad Year ,
O
pod under 50‘ per cent of capacity
last July. are now proceeding at o
65 percent rate with further im-
provement predicted.
Fallmver mills encountered op-
position to the wage cuts end 1000
workmen were out at one ‘imo but
the present tendency is tor workers
to .return. _New Bedtord mills now
are all on the new scale and only a
small percentage of the do 000 ope
eretlvee ere have remand to no-
cept the decrease.
Manufacturers are endeavor-lug to
meet southern competition by de-
veloping new lines including linen.
silk and artificial silk tabrics so well
letter-whay'o been reflected in some
slight cuts in prices of goods to con-
sumers. Goods demand undoubt-
edly is better than it has been for
some moqtho.
Practical "Spirits.”
(N. Y. Times.)
Mrs. Rose Petlnk. a. widow with
. eight. chhdrcn at. 406 East Seventy-
lhul'uh street, tell under the hypnotic
“pull ot a. Gypsy fortune toner last
.nursdny ant-moon, and While in
mm. c0ud.tlon. magma. the Iortune
Lcuer too: 8720 to cash trout under
a. phlow In uhr bedroom. Tine cash
“presented ml the widow had In the
wand. bllc'w destitute and been
molten. her out.“ chad is 13 yearn
ud and theiounsosi tour moulds.
Uo cinnamon Inc. MmVi’etlaks
liuoiluxld (bed. She cmieclcd 81.000
on an lusurmoo puucy and put It in
the build. Ul th.s unuum she spent
v.10 mu on shown)! aster-upon she
u..w odt lite rumdmucr to pay heI
unis. financing to so to were to sup
yuut uur Cal.tu.‘cn.
Auom z o Glued on Thursday after-
noou. more was a Knocg, 151.5. t’ct-
hut opened the door and saw a dark.
young woman wno oucrud to tel.
mm. l'u.I..it Is IDK'LUIJU 1.1 not sorrow.
Mrs. lC‘u'dK was anxious to 1mm»
what lilo towns no.1 In more tor heI.
..Iu I.o\v.~r had nod tier iununo [0.11.
llc H.150. so she Invlmu the woman
i in.
\\ hilc the stranger had all the ap-
pcui..nce at a 5., play. one t0.d in;
muon- luau sue won u. Mexican and
room Ull.a\ul ml moJoys and nor-
.rows 01 nor iuturc iuu. b‘ue ecemcu
.0 know all auout Mm. l’eaak‘s al-
latrs and ton; on her huclnuxi s death
and mwa the humour and ages 0:
our cndmcn.
pencil-Ans the woman's actions
Alta. l'euaa. soul that one told but a
smismr s.or)‘ of a stl‘mgo' woman
who bod cappgd on a lock 01 her
uueolulds hour and buried ii. in a
u-melcry. line. she said. was the
cause 01 his death. Then she made
mrdngc pauses bl'lore Man. t‘cllaks
lace wan her hands, ‘1 he. Wido“
cloud her eyue and wont to sleep.
it “as half an hour later. she tom
Ihe police at the Last Sixty-eeIenth
..Creet pollco station. \\ hull she
do almond and the lorlune teller wag.
sllil aiding in a chair before her.
She road we lines at her hands and
said that In spite at her sorrow the
iu.urc hcld good things for her.
Only two of the young children
wore in the houae at the time and
tht‘)’ huddlud away ‘in a corner afraid
of the dark stranger who was talking
to their mother.
MIS. l‘ellak gave. the wet-non 50
cents and she text. A few minutes
:Illcx'wurds the widow went into her
bedroom and looked under her pil-
u through the wage reductions. The'
!.
I.
‘ Eamon, JANUARY 24
”Meal (inier 0i
Odd Fellows
. Manchester Unity
’ .
Sunday. January 25, 192;
- st 2 P. M.
0. 0. F. HALL. SO. MAIN
, zoom NORWALK, com.-
ADDRESS f‘ODDFELLOWSHIP"
by the
STREET
- Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the U &
Open and Free to the General Public
Exhibtion Drill Work
Both Men and Women are Invited
Special Musical Features
Forest Mills Underwt,
Discount on Women s and Children’ 5 Lin.
for one week, commencing Saiurdax Jam
420%
wear
21th.
Union Suits or separate
and medium weight colt
lined.
Women’s Underwear
garments In silk and
on. Vests and lights i"-...
Children’s Underwear
Vests and'pants—silk and wool, cotton and w.
and heavy weight cotton.
cotton.
Un on 811' is, fleece
J. I MALLETTE
788 Washington St.
You’ll Like These Form
Two especially '
Calfskin,
Mil.tary Heels $6 ‘0 The 0 her is a
skill." .. strap, lattice cut out de
$7. 00.
MILTON EL‘NOOD
122 Washington St.
So. No.
pretty models, one is in file
one strap pattern with slight cutuzl
light Tanl‘li
signs. . \‘panish live
South Norw
Home of Bellm- Shows
Store Closes Daily at 6 o'clock
Good quail
Special 550
Cops and Saucers. all wlme and white with guns ‘
Special 15c pair.
so. NORWALK MILL OUTLET STOP 125. N»
124 Washington 8:.
pair.
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Phone 471
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low to see If her money was sate.
'l'ho handkerchief and ‘paper in
which she had wrapped the bills
wt re there but the money was gone.
She. hurried to the bank and told the
cashier, “ho noliiicd 2 police. De.
tcclhes Clark and S loy are hunt-
ing for the dark Mexican Woman
according. to latest repoxts Opere-
tione in New England. which dnp—
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The House of Kuppenheimer Good (‘10is
12-14 No. Main, St.
So. NOI'W81k
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