Fillccn ol the, Manufacturing Concmu and the National Executive and Ad-
vuory Boards oi the United Halters
Planoi Merriam-Six Factories That Have Not Joined in
Aliment Began Operations Today as Open lShops
IIIIIIGIIIEIS iii lIIIIDIIII IIIII lIi
IIIIliIIl IiiflillllflI 0i III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIS
Union .Employcs to Go to Work as Individuals ’lor Ninety Days. When All
Matters in Dispute Will be Arbitraicd and the Union Label Will Be
Rcsumcd~Bolh Sides Have
DANBURY,'Julio 8.~Tlie strike that
has closed twenty-two hat factories in
this city. Bethel and New. Word for
the past iivo months, was practically
ended this morning. it was announced
that an agreement had been reached
between about iiiteen oi the manufac-
tnrlng concerns and the National exoc-
olive? and advisory boards of the Unit.
ed Hatters upon a plan of settlement.
The concerns that have joined in this
adiultdlent plan included several that
announced yesterday that they would
attempth resume operations today
upon the open shop plan. Six of the
ioctories that have not joined in the
movement for adjustment begun work
this morning as open shops and say
that they have a few hands at work.
The sudden change on the part of say |
oral oi the manufacturers from the:
open shop policy to. that of a settler:
to tho.
your time no authorized list:
moat hp] «implicated matters and up:
, . Jo... F. McMiiutGiiihéiui A...“
mm ii» hm Abused and
’Grcaiiy" Mingrmnd
Cliff EIGIIEEI BlIiiI
Sill III IIi l8 IEHIH)
Repairs hi Which Money Was Ap-
' propristcd Have Not Been Made
Matters waxed rather warm last
night at the city million this»... when
the subioct oi the Old W‘oii Hook and
Ladder Company truck was brought
“rm. board. of estimnto and taxation
provlddd 8500 some time ago (or re
the present truck, but the oil!
camp the department have continued
their efforts toward getting a new
truck all or which has caused consid
erabis opposition . .
. The storm therefore broke last
night. when ii was arranged to pre
about} rowlution calling for the pur-
.. boss of a new truck. .
" MI Soothing Remarks. ..
Betore the discussion had been 'wn-
eluded some rather icithing remarks
had been made by John li‘. McMahon.
he ate taxation board
against s. new
repairing the.
'worslntho
- there were seven glasses on the bar at
oi North America Agree on a
Made Important Concessions
or the shops that have made this
change has been given out. The
names of those who have signed the
settlement agreement have also been
withheld. but may be given out later
in the day.
The terms oi settlement include an
agreement on the part of the manufac-
turers signing them to withdraw from
the National Association oi Hat Mann
iacturers. which rum be done on ninety
days‘ notice. At present the members
of the National Association are under
bonds of 825.000 not to use the union
label or the [Julian Hatters.
According to the terms of the agroe~
ment. the union employee are to re-
turn to work as individuals for ninety
daysi in the factories entering into the
settlement and alter the with rawal
oi the manufacturers tram th ir no
tional association becomes elect vat all
matters in dispute in the local
(Continued on North Page) 1
IIIIUIIIIIS
WllIIllIIIIS: 3
Barney and Brown. Accused oi Pur-
chasing ldquor on Sunday. Paid
Required Sum:
[IlliiI IISE Silll
liI lIlILII MIIIWIII
Some Minor Casc- Disposed cl by
Judge Lockwood
All the men who were caught in the
raid on Msrkbsm's cute, in New Can-
aan avenue, a week ago last Sunday.
with the exception of Jerry Dorsey
and Thomas Brown. were discharged
this-merit g by Judge E. M. Lock-
wood, int town-Icahn. the Judge ro
lurking thoroiwal not enough
evidence to convict the other men.
Messrs. Brown and Darcey. however,
admitted to One or the oilicei-s at the
time 0! the raid. that they)“ pun
chased beer from Markham on the day
in question and paid (or it. They were
accordingly hood 8’! without costs.
which they paid.
The oilicers wlLo made the raid,
when cross-examined by Prosecutor
Iss0 mm. testified that those men
bar room in the cellul- arm
the time the raid was made. *’
Contain Thorns: aunt Within! that
the time. and when he entered the
cellar he commanded the men to stop
drinking. He said in answer to a cuss-
tion by Mr. Davis that Jerry Dornsy
had told him at the station house that
he had purchased liquor ior liar-khan:
sud paid for it. Brown and Reilly
also told him that they had bought
liquor. wh in Brown paid tor
oillcor
Owing to the clitoris and persever-
ance of Councilnisn Shooter 1". Clark;
the city hall quarters in lisvtlmd
street are now in better condition than
they have been in the memory oi the
present gsneration. ‘
When the city isthors arrived at
the council chamber last evening. they
found a line surprise in waiting for
incur—the place would hardly know
itself. instead of a. dlnlil'. disreputable
looking place. everything is now clean
and healthy and inviting. The rcjuv
ousting it“ been completed and Coun-
cilman Clark, under whose csrc the
Councilman Clark has ceftainly
done the Job up well and in honor oi
the christening, he had provided lam ‘
onade. s vase oi carnations and a pret-
ty rose carnation tor each city oillcisl
and the reporters. To say that every-
body wss tickled with the change but
mildly expressesit. WhY. even the
reporters have been provided with
new chairs in the new order of things
frequent visitor there. lint let her go
Now to begin with the hallway has
been repainted. and an outer the coun~
cil chamber. you find that not a nook
or corner that has not received the
touch of spring.
The walls have been paporerl ins
pleasing gray. with some of the paint
work of about the some hue and some
a light green. On the ceiling is Just
the suspicion oi a ilgurs in the paper.
and from the calling. too. are suspend
ed the new electric lightso-two clus
tors of three esch~givlng so much
radiance that the room is fairly flooded
with light. The lights are of about
fifty candle power. of tho Meridian
type. and in addition. there are anxil
lary lights over-the mayor and city
clerk‘s desks and reporters‘ table.
Nothing Frmlsd Loft.
The old and trusted carpet which
so long held sway within the rail. has
been replaced by a new red one of
soft textun. while without in the
public section. is new substantial
heavy oilnloth. The benches have also
been repainted and a new cost or van
Irish nppilod to the rat, them and
wherever there had rcviously been
any. At the windows are now our
talus. Arum the walls have been
distributed the pictures of the or may-
ore of the city
Thanks for Mr. Clark.
Before the council was, adjourned.
Councilman Clark was tendered a
hcnrty vote of thanks tor the work he
has accomplished. it Is not alone in
the council chamber that. the work
has been done. The overhauling has
extended downstairs in the court room
and through the police ’quaricrs at the
rear. where paint and varnish have
born liberIlly used. The decorative
work in the city quarters was done by
amount or
alone.
Auditors.
Town hall
Highways»;
Hospitals
.tow ns .
of this city. was brought be! 0 Com-
missionererght, in thclluil . Status
court during the iorenoon.'raud alter
brief proceedings the case went over
until next Monday. Brigham plesdodi
dolls oohiondre Hts bonds were lined:
at 815,000. can he was when back to'
the lockup. it. is expected that he will
secure a Madman during the day.
The amount ndmcd in the charge is
86.1000. but it is said that the shortage
Ibo considerably more than that.
shd it is albhlht it may reach till. 000.
When the alleged discrepancy in his
books was discovsrod. Brigham was
brought by a detective iron! home
in West lilavon no this city to last
night slid token boiors the bosrd oi
our
, a .
were unsati satistnciory to the directors. named
ml sari today his arrest Was order- this will.
arias rm mum um
V . he was buttoned on the outside or the
g album prevent: anyone who will
lliliii lllii nun
lilii ll ; 188563 in
it was voted lol
ono~heli mills by tho
and Vtsxstion. whlohim in the select-
men s oinoc‘ last; sven’imst which time
the budget tor tile
gone over.
schools make I total oi
town OWIV
total amount to be up
8201.109”. “Hill 11'
Norwalk Union school district have in-
creased some over id'st your
reason for the lacrosse oi the tax rate
is title largely to the bridge repairing.
and (or which tho town approved the
the Washington strut drswb dire
They also silowcd 84 .000 to
finish the repairs on the Benedict
Farms bridge. ‘
The following are the amounts that
were allowed at last- night's session:
Assespors ......... .V...~..
Town attorney
Town “homey contingent.
Board a! relic!
OMCe oi selectmcn
Oihcc of tax collector? .
omen of town clork v... . . .
Town court .,.....
Town treasurer (incdsssui) .
Tree warden ..
Drswhrldgo
Other bridges.
Alinahouss .................
Outside poor ...............
Butts paupers .............
Town doctor ............
Burials of pauper-s ..........
County home, [or children 1.
Norwalk pauper-s
Probate court ..............
Commutation in
County tax ................
interest on town debt ..... . 28. fit 68
Sinking fund ..............
Health Mice ...............
Total . . . . .“ .............. 81 “$16.30
IliiIili flIiiEIS
EIIII IEII fill
Export Thomas H. Hamilton Tdkite
on Bivslvc Probe Matter ’ '
na-ssncior Thomas E. Hamilton. oi
New Marlon. told a representative or
directors of the bank. where his wast a... New Hcv'sn oomisrdouml. int
finally to explain the alt night. that be thought his
is explanations it is ,suld. oyster tag
Nut Pd
city hall comes, was showered as com- . '3
pistely with compliments as a June Consldmlilc V .~ V
bride is with well wishes. merly m . V. . ifl
Lemonade and Flowers. . j __ ..
or nine and
”d of estimate
The
bs'lng fill.
innnmc irom all
It is really hard to begin to describe
how line and dandy everything is. on fig”: :1! ”$1.331an 3;}: :2;
pectaliy if you have previously been a moles of u“ filth cc 1 and the South
The
810,000 to be sxpondc ior
“81,860.00
ups. I!
....
"in.
4...“...
s..sV-scr--..
i
......... gum-co s
as ......... cu..-
...............
iu other
........ .-
L. ii. Decker. schools.
South Norwslk Union ....‘..fl7.060.00
East Nor-walk .............. 10.67000
HEW "AVE“ BANKER Center ......... . ...........
Over Rivcr ................
south Five do River ...... .
sum mm 349 mm w... ................ N...
North Center .......... 1.425 00
megs ................. 1,815.00
vor ............... .
F H 8W H“! B°°kk°°W °l North um ................ .
Merchant; Nation]! milk Held WW} Norwnlk . . . ..........
Evening Schools .......... 0 900.00
gin ”5.000 Bonds Books and supplies ........ 6100.
’ ‘ _ ‘ “ V * ‘ School visitors ............ db 0
“W “MN m. Hm...“ iht“i.§$l‘.’.::::::::::tzz:
fidgfiwuwilh‘ :35?ng $12; New Canaan joint schools.
funds at the Merchanis’ National Bank Total . . VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV ‘ 88.568410
ratio controls on to b‘;
mshmlty f‘lt nth:
rumor Woo s. p
tho:
'2" The Seventh Company auditflourtl
arson moon... on.
‘ to Meet Town oExpcn‘ses
and, log the Normal: corp! three hearty
w invitationoo com to
11cm.“
$261,109.20
IIiilIlIWiIII Bill‘s
Sevmlh Company and WCourt Narruk
ulnCorps Eamon Fricnds i
in Norwplls Armory I
Narruk Drum corps. or Norwaik. tony
dared a complimentary reception sud
dance to the Young America Drum
Corps. of Ansonia. last night. in return
for a similar tunciion given the Nor-
waik boys in April at that place.
A committee oi three from both the
Norwalk corps. marched to the dspnt.
and acted so an escort to the Ansonis'
boys. who marched up to the armory.
The drill hall was handsomely docorao
ed for the occasion. the side walls bev
log sdomod with U. 8. Volunteer Life
Saving Corps and signal ilags. in the
unto! «the armory. suspended shove
the basketball not. was a large Ameri-
can dag. surrounded by sinsller ones.
in the center of which was the (allow.
ing in big letters: “Welcome Ansonla
and Foresters of America.”
Between the dances the young poo
pls were entertained by several oi the
members oi the corps. some doing a
_ vaudeville turn, and in not something
was going on all the tim
David Griiliths and W1 liam Evans.
0! the Ansonia corps. entertained
those present with several. acrobatic
and contortionist stunts which brought
iorth much applause. A platform was
laid in front or the piano. and onthls
Thomas Conley. oi the Court Narruk
Corps. did some classy buck and wing
dancing. William Gridlths and Fred-
erick Vivian of the Ansonla mm.
gave a Mo and drum solo. which was
rendered well. and deserved the sp-
plsnso that it brought out. The inn-
niest art of the evening no doubt, was
the work 0! Christopher Collin with
the talking dolls. be keeping the and
lance in one steady stream of laugh-
tor.
At the conclusion at tho entertain-
ment all those present were invitod to
0000 a delicious reprint. pcrparod for“ the
occasion by tho Norwalir drum corps,
and which was under the supervision
of George Webb. cook oi the Seventh
Company. C. A. 0.. who had an able
body or assistants. There was every-
thing on these union that anyone
could wish for. and best of all plenty
00 of everything.
A row cared to dance sitar the re
past. and this sport was indulged in
until a late hour. The Ansonla boys
departed shortly aitnr 12 o'clock. giw
“Vaulting thorn a standing
Anionic any
. ——-;.—-.—-—-b-
IlIE [Iii IIISIIIIS
PHIIIIII III IIIlliiI
Forly~livo Convicts Seek Clmmlcy
lrorn Board oi Pardons at Hartlord
HAF‘TFORD. June 8.«Nine lite
prisoners and five men serving tonne
at from one to ten years were among
the 45 convicts who petitioned the
board or pardons tor clemency at the
June session. yesterday.
The case at Funk Gary, at New
Haven. who is out on parole, appear
ed cud asked for a pardon. lie was
highly spoken of by those by whom he
is employed He was convicted dim
rape in 1887. and was sentenced to 80
years.
ll‘rcnlr Banning. oi Tolland oonntytor
a boy of twenty who is serving a term
dodoands ”Wanda-hall
yours for attain criminal "Inuit
upon a tourismworn'sn. tutor-mod the
boardthst uploaded gniltympon ad-
and that ho was mum
gory. one to ten years; Ahnis Bottom.
acquit with intent to kill. one to
three yearn; melon sswlcki. break-
and entering. two to three years.
its imprisonment.
Wilmer. o! the 'supsrlor
1004. on the chargsof
wits Nellie with strychninnwss
ypkriiouod by, the stats M80
. 3: cosmonaut: arrive in saucepan
on urn
ulsciu
South Norwsllr Board oi Councilmen
Hear Complaints Regarding
Work Started Recently
itiii MW
" no it not
Supunumcnry‘ Poliounsn Appointed
lor Sprinnwood District
Business came swiftly boiore the
city council meeting last night. and I
wide variety oi matters were discussed
and acted upon during the two and
one-hair hours the board was in cos-
sston. At times. too; even it the meet—
lng was the llrst in the rejuvenated
city hall quarters. the discussions
waxed wann-
(Oontlnnsd on Sixth Page.) \
W
FOR SALE.
«LL—Tunisia sacono
FOB
hand delivery wagons, cheap.
mond 8'. Co" 50 Wall St, Norwalk.
son “tin—NEW HOUSE or TEN
rooms. with electricity.
tem- Inquire oi John H Know. 82
flcymonr Ave. 1811
lit!"
18 at
hard wood
doors and all monotonous. on Girard
Place. South. Norwslk. Sold on easy
West St. or William H. McMahon. 30
City oi Norwslk to Have Policumn
Stationcd at Main lull Wall
Street During the Day
Iili liII Hill PIIIEEI
“(III III lIIiiiI III;
Residents Ask tor Additional Light
and Sewer Service ‘
The regular bimonthly mos
the Norwnlk City Council was hold
the chambers in ‘Wsll 5M
Inning.
it won voted to have the sums;
are on any duty tun up tbolr I V
at the corner or lulu and Wall M
to keep the icons moving. slid also
slot the pcdsstrlm dcross tho .
(auctioned on ”Md ”4
insured-um om w
. twenty to twsnty-dvc tent in
iour or live feel: beam to
price. Address I T. In”
WANTEWDAY’S woax. W
lug, honing or cleaning. in or .
the house. Mrs. lisuser. North
tor ave.
FOR ’sALlwansraunAN'r. rm.
sale cheap to quick buyer. Centrally
Mrs. Raymond. 117 Washington fat.“
located. Death cause of sale. Inquire .
{WANT ‘ sinusitis!
houscolesutn bribe do!
airs. about, on A
hold clients: am he soon
" can is am
on.
horse upholstered truncated man
with shafts and pole. twouotod cov-
pole. two sets harness. All
sold separate
875, ior 810 tin biscuits; Row:
syton. Telephone call 588.
FOR “Ll—NEW HOUSE. JUST
yviow Ave. 10 8t
, con ants—new bacon Hones,
all improvements;
carry balance on
cos “LE—RAY. WOOD. BLOCK
spilt; mowing rake. toddlng
sow. grind".
chickens. blackouts tools. 0. L.
'Jlnsl.‘ Connecticut Ave, , ». it 17'
"sons. 1'00
terKsliy,or8ri¢neliort.Wh6 vs:-
wetter-sold lay Judge oeom w.” n
aALl—vON VERY mt
onone new six-room
in Stars. lnnnirc at store.
m1; ti
FOR lALEa-BAIANCE OF HOUSE-
or overlap. WJ. Starter»; 88 Elm-
wood he.
on
years at .. inquire cmet
Dari 1831
FOR SALE-801Mb DRIVING
1531
built. seven room-mu location small
amount cash, balance equal to rent
ymcnts. Inquire E. J. Van Neal. 10
81.000 dowiafiq wlill
moi-wage u to
or c. E. Hoynst Bouthrlorwslk'lir‘ust
ins-
chime. 10 h. p. 3mm boiler, engine. ‘
00m near
cred surrey. combination slash and liars
double upholstered sleigh, shafts Ind
, or
English fiddle. coltw
O‘Brien. to: Home.
walk. V, V
warms—soc ambition“
herebiili manufiotory iii it .
potion
nor llsndks lot Co.
”WWW“ ..
" wanna—noun: ‘
norm . on.
youth Norwal
Wanna—snow
or: arm: m3” '
gammy no. inquired it om ‘ »
BUSINESS NOTICES.
. cLAlIVOVANT. . .
Madame acriyn. Great English Clair
voysnt and Pstmiat. tells all you with
to know Can- consulted sills Havi-
stlnnd Hum. - hlngton 1' St... South
k Doom ii. ' 18 8t
Lama: AND OVINT’I MORAN!
Tailor pruning, scouring.
dolls. lowest
Work d
'31.“? Paul]!
3. silt no
will called car. 18:
Helen
minus-l... voodoo
' imp take care or chlldt‘ilir.‘
Mrs. Chorus s. "solarium.
view no; South Norwti
WANTED—FIRST .
commuter; «union-‘31!!!” '
tor right man. Address it
Grahd are. Now Have _, C
by...
g Decorating 00.; 00.78
. .PAP'RHANGIN 12 o no {IN
roll. all Morin-035cuolup. paid. To
.. .
PAINT!“ DIG
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Mortification
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