Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 15, 1902 · page 4

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he three shillings _

the burial money

Vinntes; there Is no

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lines Ind nickelr, new

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illlcwr crest tourist and too
pil'o'w clips at other c1 putts-(rs oi
silkcllns. willy Id ed with lace. _
Wll‘sE BED or CRADLE as above.
or trout fittings: Ionian-cw. . .
GALLOPING £05,818. in em.

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and I “Hoot,
thoroughly con- '

llcw red and

nfu‘étéoxrrgs “£51.,on hall; I. 0a

CHAII‘I‘AUQUA EMORBOARD
‘ moons: combination, #5 inches

. high. I3 Inches ho‘ard « “filling“; hdIturnIdII 9.,
I. no u e on mono and II. is
“lIncnuvcfving thirtfllfld 7035 nicoly‘psla 3 tomorrow, J. 75

BABY WALKI‘R Aim flMER;
nan tn'rnrdcsk lags, rs “and rim

and in a hlttsr walker Iran than
onululuwhsxc nt:l..5;rp:clal. I. 00
PHANTOM Git-‘8. a ncwto‘y. 3 5.
. . 0n: Toy Cntnlogu on application. .‘ i .
‘ “Santos builds an ‘fl‘lltl FM. 1“! Movlnl salmon.)
fill $335.13: rcycutthiucut’n, .25 - ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
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.‘ ‘ ” BULLETIN N0. 17.

 

Concerning the sine SchOol of the South
Normlk Congregational Church

 

'5»: It Is a pleasure to enhances that our Membership Roll is steadily grow-
Inc. Last Show pave us the largest attendance thus far lbls season; and
the largest amount tram the rewlar weekly Offering.

our Christmas Committee has measures well In hand for our social and
rilljious observance of that holy and happy Anniversary. Details will he pnb~
ling: In due time.’ .

., he new Young Ladies' Bible Gloss shows a weekly Increase in member-
ship and interest. All the young lad at this (lily, between sixteen and
treaty-one years at age. not In otherBib‘ Schools, who would enjoy botany-

do such on (go-damnation. we cordla rim to come tans. -

 
 

 
 

 

twentyqlve years or more the
o with t any turther‘ personal .4

 

sored all who attend

 

 

I‘ll“! WWI“.
NOR WALK JRMORY
Good music. Dancing Be~ '
gins at 8.30. and contine-
(res till I A 4! J
ADMISSION25c. 3
Tickets can he pmhaseai
or the door, from any sto~
dent or at the stores
ll pleasant ”Ironing as-

 

or. Josspn's

 

3 mm (more fen...

To (reopened by Maroon-elect
I john 1. Cavanagh.

Entertainments.
RetreshHIénlS.
and Dancing
Evenl Erosion.

“OREOLE BELLE? '

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‘ l'
amine the witnessc to

‘ “represented the non-union men who
washed dnrlng the strike and wanted

install. 1902 ‘

' to the; award of this ommlsslon." 4 ,
‘ "How . soon

,4 3 lien or the American Federation at La.

. once In Septemhsrk‘ll189

Radi‘Minehau.

he” 7 ml) WW4
ramparts".....................1%_3

I110
on the min

the commission, addressed John '1‘.
on~nnlon men wh yesterday said he

tntns would be
, Judge Gray

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this controversy you wish to Inject ln~
to this hearing. and concise statement
or what you claim or what your posi-
(loo Is in regard to- the general propo-
sltlons being the formal and logical
parties to this commission and also
state that you- guarantee submission

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Mr, Lenehan dolled:
must this be done. "

After Judge Gray s announcement to
the attorneys (or the non-union men.
Mr. Willcor resumed his cross examin-
atlon at Mr. Mitchell He put in evl—
dance extracts from the proceedings or
the Shamelcln convention which form-
slated the demands which caused the
late strike: a copy of the United Mine
Workers' Journal the onlclal organ 0!
the union. and a voluminous copy or
the Federationlst. the ofiiclsl publica-

 
 

bar ,

Mr. Mitchell. answering a question
by Mr. Willcox “3:13am that the local nn~
lens or massnl tings may direct the
operations of pickets. Mr WI llcox
then read from a statement made by
President Campers of the Federation
of Labor at the Chicago trust's confer-
ln wn lch Mr.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1000 to Box

25 Cents.
JOSELOFF’S

72 HORN! MAIN ST.

 

nehan. one or the otterneys for the ._

n ‘ marrow, special as 98'

’:~ he comm ._ it
the matter of your application and ‘
n; have decided that it will ask you to
., y ., submit to them a statement showing
4. wheel you repregent

we do not stop
many others eqnnll
Lhdies’ Monte
Indies Taller

* Absolutely th
4 Ladies' All Wool Wa3
75c. All colors.

 

Iar price $12. 50; tomorrow, $9.75.

4, L‘sdles’ Rain Costs, pleated Inll back and triple capes, very stylish; reg-3

ular price $14. 50; tomorrow $10.15.

Ladies Dress and walklux Skirts. Just fitty333 in the 163i; values up to

35. 00; for tomorrow, $33.40: 3 ,_

‘ Lndies‘ Rain Coats, al the new shapes. loose and all

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

his books. reg-3

 

' “As soon as you can,” replied Judne '

 

Darling. Matches

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Gompers‘ is alleged to hare said that

any trust legislation which did not spe-
cially exempt organize labor from Its
operations would meet the unquestion-
ed opposition of all the labor forces
and asked the witness it that expressed
his views. Mr. Mitchell replied that
organised labor would not look with
favor upon any law that would legis-
late them out of business. ,I

Mr Mitchell. answering further
questions said he regarded as living
wages for a miner not less than $6030
per annum. which Would cover his ac-
tnal necessities and permit him to ed-
ucate his children.

At this point Judge Gray asked the
witness if he meant to any a wage will
clout permit the children to avail
themes ves or the public schools or to
spend a portion or the InmiI§ income
directly for education and so clear to
render it unnecessary to employ chlld
labor to increase the Income of the
family. Wllncss answered In the at-
flrmative 3 4 3 .

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Adversity makes great men greater

 

 

Telephone Call 1m

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK.

and am ii men smaller.

 

 

 

 
 
 

BRITISH NAVIY INNOVATION.
LONDON, Nov. :15-'l‘he Admiralty
Is considering the advisability of talc ‘
lug an Important lest out of the Amer-
lean navy‘ e book The scheme now un-
der consideration at White Hall is to
adopt a measure closely resembling .
the navy personnel bill passed by the
American congress: A departmental
committee is sitting and has had sub-
mitted to it various reports regarding '4
the workings of the new American sys-
tern It is said the committee Is likely
to adopt a plan by whic engineers 1
now serving will retire wit an honor-
ary line rank, but that In the future
engineers will be selected from the ca-”
dots of the training ship Britannia, un-
der the system employed at Annapo-
lie and thereafter will hold executive
rank. One at the great dldlcultles ln ,
the why or the plan“ is the Britannia's
lack of facilities to accommodate a sni-
Ilclent number at cadets to supply both
sections of the service. The innovas
tion probably will be bitterly opposed
by certain cliques In the navy; ‘

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