dosetweortnre’e illnesses-sen and in the hottest months or the year. This work involves stripping the plants of stray shook so that .' more strength niay grow into the lost and that the strong odor or the WI!- cultivation are under it years age being in the vicinity of Hart- liootpssnesse Art W “by Subway the center or art leaves. According to the department in Paris. is greatly perturbed because invenigators. the-children complain 09‘ 01 “I "I‘M "this has been that their’baoh ache from bending eon-0M and that by some anony- mr the plants. that their heads hurt mous authority attached to the sub- tm and another tenth are under ford. is a large commercial enter. Increased Tax Back ’ “5v "WWII to the findings ot the prise and many of the tobacco farms w'childrens bureau o: the United are owned by corbonttonl- N0 35““! imminent or later. made types cttobacoo are produced. shade Carolina and Virginia. and sea in begin work at 'l a. m. and work up. tables. play an important part in the Con. very long!“ da ecticut industry. but that little of .Bsrd Work. met the increase by diminishing their .:the more disagreeable work is done “The childrens bureau report tips to the waiters. 'rhe waiters It)? them point. out that co arativciy light turned to their employers with tho 1: a third or the children included tasks may become ensuing if iier- demand for hisher wares as com- ittn the study were girls. Negroes formed continuously tor a long time. sensation. When the employers save ticonstituted the main workers in the Weeding. hand transplanting, hoe. a flat 'rciusal. the strike was call- South while almost all were white ing. topping. suckering and picking ed. . 1 gin Connecticut. but of foreign m compel the child to bend or toop montage. steadily while his hands or busy ‘ INSURANCE INSPECTION- Two functions performed by the and small children at times kneel In'PWtOPl 0f the New Enslflnd = 'i schildren in tobacco cultivation, 0.0- or sit and hitch themselves along in Inmrance company Were inspecting Icording to the report. are worming this posture. Near the end or the buildings in Norwalk yesterday. The hand suckering. Suckering must be season the child often must reach inspection is in connectio with in- higher than is easy or much hold up sursncg “‘0'- “ tobacco mks. them m. wow" 1. The victim or the censor was 4 ‘ done at the some the as snokerinl. ""th O "DID“. by birth, but by MW“ Y but this also is disagreeable work everything else a nocturnal-tail! -' ' - tand very irritating to the skin. Lit- Fowl": desished s obermins poster ttle work ot this character. however. for the ball otthe A. A. A. A. (Aide .. v.“ Cm .re Under the investigators found. 1. done in Amicaie Aux Artistes or Friendly 12 Y Conngguout. ”Oil! 10? Ann“). “I" Incai Conditions. lovely My dancing without even the ' "Tobacco growing in liassaohu- traditional fta' lest and the Subway "" -- ”A third 0! the children working ratio and Connecticut." the report Person decreed that she could not be V a“ the Connecticut valley on tobac- continues. "three-fourth ot the sore- di‘l’ltfld tn the undmund. it portrayed it Of Wpiters’ Strike :publie in Washington "mgr-a” in, "own and sungroWn. mo“ of u]. The cafe waiters ct Montpelier re. ihureau'r "port on the typical dia- city children who L, out to work 1).. cently called a strike and in many égtricts throughout the country us ing employed 101- the picking of establishments, where such untrain~ made on th ebasis or interviews with shade grown tobacco. Rural chltd- ‘d‘m‘mm 3' WI- available. proved 3.878 child workers. 1,100 being in ren are employed on both crops. “'01! ineuiiicient. customers got their “he Connecticut valley. 606 in South The majority of the em' c “0"" own drinks and carried them to their . : “lucky. end proves conclusively til is p. m.. the additional hours con- Theiroubie began with enincrenso ‘ . at children under 16 years or age sumed in a}? neportation making a in the price of drinks due to recent increased taxation. Many customers in his arms the heavy stalks to be handed to the spearers. Much work on the tobacco and other crops is New England or a. close atmosphere. due to cloth covering over shade ' grown tobacco." Quamy ‘: c. Er‘t-D": r 1-2 hour day. beginning at 5 a. m.. lng tobacco, a 12 year old boy who voted as long as thirteen hours on donowhen the summer heat is at w. Ari-00‘0“ “010 its worst, with the aggravation in sum “a BOIIIIBI‘I of Groceries Typical instances were those of an 11 year old boy who worked a 12 A. F. Beckmm Co - disking. transplanting and sucker- Inc. has burrowed for ten hours on one Washington amt day. transplanted for twelve hours anothe- day and suckered and cuiti- ”mm M . 80' “om“ still another day. *1? v1.0 t my; ..: ”but: . ll! 7wi‘ Ell llllllllll lhas WING Wis—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. . - WM.— _...._..-_.-...wm ..-_....____.._... llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l'JllllllllllJlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllll lllllillllllllllllllll llllllllll on Sto lllillli. ll'll lllllllllllllll' .lll l'l|"'l.lll PAGE TH REE r e llllll l liili 7? :Xl :Iffl‘q'VTT 2w 3 901. Anniversary Learn the Value of a Dollar at the Boston Store. MAIN AND WALL STS PHONE 4100 DiLLAl Thursda --Frida «Saturday 33°11: 1:: 1.11:: DAYS . 9““ .32‘ *‘ . N ORWALK, CONN. ' ’ii 11111111111011" mm Anniversary llillil‘lliiii " if economic values. PILLOW CASES filling. iirm sturdy muslin. 3 son . 46x36 inch cases. full o'ut, no $ HOUSE FROCKS Prints. new nnd attractive styles and patterns, lust colors. Sizes 86 to 46. EACH .... Ginghams, Percalcs nnd$ SPRING LINGERIE New and beautiful gowns, chc- mises. bloomers, stop-ins and slips. striped voiics and dimi- tics. EACH ..................... ~$ BOYS’ WASH SUITS “Slipova” lioys‘ “‘th Suits of chambray. linen and poplin. Middy and Oliver Twist styles. Sizes 2 to 8. EACH ... F I BLOOMERS — STEP- INS—VESTS Heavy lustrous. iibro and silk stepins. lnce trimmed. vests picot straps. shields. reinforc- ed bloomers. AT . . . . ...... . ....... . . . . . . WOMEN’S VESTS Knitted Vests of fine combed yarn. bodum and built up shoulders. 4 FOR ............ . ........ CASSEROLES Glass bake pie dish and Cas- _ serolo ionic. will not crack or break from heat. EACH ............ $ WOOL REMNANTS 300 yards plain and figured wool remnants, 36 to 54 inches w PEBYARD ................ ide. RECORDS Plionograph records. all the popular numbers. 5m“ snot-CIIUOQQIOOIOOCI. CHILDREN’S SOCKS Colorful new silk top fancy children's socks. Slzcs 41-3 to 8 1,43. 1 hl'AlRmR ....... -% FIGURED CREPE Plissc figured crepe, dainty small designs, also largo ef- fects. underwear fabric. 4 YARDS FOR .......... . . . $. 81 x 90 Bull's Eyeé flno count torn Sheets, firm quality. Bulls Eye Sheets day special items. A few of the items we list below. '\ Aluminum Percolators Regular $1.39. $1 00 Regular $1.49. Donut Day osmseOOOosssese Donut Day...,.....e.ueee... e,. I Thursday, May 20, is Dollar Day and we have arranged for thé '. $1.00 Aluminum French Frying Pans With wire basket. Reg. 01.25. $1 00 W" “1“"- mflh’ “-25- DollarDay..-..;.,-............i e Dollar Day ................. GlassPie Dish $1.00 . . . , Glass Kitchen Jardmieres Regular 01.25. s... $1.00 fitfitfii‘iaffff........' $1.00 11...... Nippon China Cups 8: Saucers Regular 11. 50. Cedar Mop & Polish $1.00 V, name a»--. j .. I h f , DouarDayCIIO0.0I..‘IIIIII l Re at 351: one . orv ‘ l DofiiDay......... 4 , $le00 l . l 1- R 1.75 d$1.50. E Comle &u ' DziglualrarntyiiiafiOIO:II.t.0.0l Serving Trays $1.00 30??““5‘11'11 $1.00 Candlesticks Reg. $1.75 and $1.50 a pair. $1.00 , Pyrex Ware DollartDayqpair Individual custard cups. 3.1., $1.00 Grass Rugs 6 for $1.50. Dollar Day 6 for 36 x 72. Regular 89o each. Dollar Day, 2 for $1.00 11:11.11 111.111 2 17111.00 .1... Rag Rugs Nests of Souls $1.00, Dollar Day .....:........... £3131 my $1.894 Downgfio fifirptqlfiiLmfimm Slew M" $1.50 a 1-2 dos. .W'Rmm $1.00 $1.00 DoilarDay.................... .‘ - ' ‘ ‘ is. . :. gflhbifi.............. $1.00 Doll-rm:6 32PieceBreakIeetSeis $598 HAND BAfiS Genuine leather hand bags. sans: PRICE Men’s Fancy Hose \ I“ilill‘y silk and lisic half 11mm; ‘5 light and (lurk grounds. All ‘i sizes. vnlllo iflc. 3 PAIR l-‘Oit .............. . ALARM CLOCKS dunrunlwd :lidrm (locks. good time keepers. EACH ......... ............ $ The famous Fruit of the 1.00m muslin. 0 YARDS FOR ............. FRUIT 0173,0011 HAIR NETS 600 Loregan Invisible Hair NAtI. all colors. csp shape. to go at “NR Ilihtllof'll-OIQOIIDO $ Women’s Chiiion Hose All pure silk. "Rollins" chiffon hose in all colors. run stop. guaranteed. PERPAIB n . _fi PERCALES Floral stripes and check et- fects. 36 inches wide. OYABDSNR ...... ......e '. $ PALMOLIVE 'l cakes Polmolive soap and 1 Polmolive shampoo. SALE PRICE ............‘.'.*1 Silk and Cotton Crepes . Famous "Aubrey" Crepe. A. 13. $ C. Silks. many new novelties. PER YARD ................ OUTING FLANNEL Extra heavy twillcd while out- ing'iiannel, 27 inches wide. TYABDSNI ............. $ ‘7 MARQUISETTE CURTAINS Sill length. with colored rufe fies. SALE PRICE .............. SANITAS spsnrs Light colors. size 11x45. ' m PRICE s-eaee's‘e'essesl CHILDREN’S PLAY . ‘ s ITS Plain and striped lchambruy. collars and trimmings in con- trasting colors. 11MB ... s ESSEX“ VOILE Dainty new hard twist printed s voiles in small and large de- signs. 8 YARDS non ............. LINEN NAPKINS All pure linen napkins, 16 inches square. 4 FOR .................... $ CHILDREN’S PLAY SUITS Made of khaki jean cloth. middy styles. round collars and short sleeves. Sizes 2 to 6 years. SALEPRIOE.EACH MARQUISETTE Marquisette for curtains, with blue border. 7 YARDS FOR ....1......... $ CHILDREN’S DRESSES Gingham: and pr’s. two- pleco cfl’ccis gathered skirts and straight lines, all colors, steel 7 to it. . SALEPMCEEACE...;.... WINDOW SHADES Opaque shades. water colors. complete with brackets. 2 FOR ..................... $ chars PAJAMAS Plain and figured crepe. two piecenlduare necks. short sleeves. Flesh and peach. SALEPBIOE PILLOWS 21x27 pillows. Well made and $ tilled with chicken feathers. CRETONNE PILLOWS Fancy cretonne pillows trim- med with poplin. ssnnbmcn,mcn........ $1 l l l l l l EXTRA SIZE SLIPS Good quality muslin. bodice 44». shadow proof hem. iaco edses. Sines te to 50. “mm ............. J Children’s Sport Hose Fancy top ‘ii and '5‘ sport hose. all colors and sizes. trams ma CRETONNE 88 inch Cretonne. all new pat- terns. light and dark colors, suitable for drapes. SYARDB FOB “nun"... \ t Good arm unbleached Muslin. (0 inches wide. CYARDS'FOR ..4...~....... Unbleached Muslin lll lll|llllllllllilllllillillli lillllli TURKISH 'I‘OWELS 18 x 86 inches. double thread. colored striped turkish towels. son Mercerized table Damask, lovely quality. full 64 inches wide. I TABLE DAMASK YARDS NR ........-..... DUROLEUM MATS 36x72 Duroleum mats. carpet patterns. SALE PRICE, EACH essea'es’e‘ Set of 6 yellow mixing bowls. $ yellow with brown stripes, sizes 4 to 7. SADEPBICE, PER SET ....1 MIXING BOWLS A good strong freezer. gai- vanized. 3 quart size. "Acme." ssnnrmcamcn........ ' ICE CREAM renames $ ~66 llllllll ll iillllllllllilillliliiillil llil'lliiiiiiiii Iliiiil 1 ill iii lililiilllllil ilillluliiillll lllil Continental tissues, 1,200 $ sheets to the roll. 1301113303 sees-oss‘seoooe' TOILET PAPER morass pastors :* . ””02 V ; M»md-eeeeevreneeer Willow clothes hasten. Well , - Linen Table Cloths an pure linen with colored borders: it inches square. Ex. captions! value. W esaeeseesseee‘seeosfe‘eo' noon MATS Cocoa Door Mats. and brush. size 16 x 28. EACH ssfisseeesgsee'eeiseeh‘) o - mm ssrs‘ Notalandtheaw bieek tin 1.4.“ wDonors. White enamel. blue and gold $ stenciied. hinged cover. 24 needless-sensing. X W ”.CANIsrsRs 1 WISH 510W seed stroll: in
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