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Editor's"; Residence
ohm NOTICES
' .MABONiC DIRECTORY
.. fled Comownication Of Old
Louise. N0. 108. F. and A. M., will
do: In Name, October 19th.
‘ t 8 o'clock p» in. Work, F. C
All M‘istor Masons cordially
flt‘l'fmemsliy Invited.
Fraternaliy yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec’y.
who ELECTION expanses.
his is the last day allowed by law
candldstos‘in the recent l.-.l\\'ii and
it)" elections to file their expense no-
‘19..- .A heavy penalty is provided
i dollars to comply with this law.
(1 Consequently ,it behooves candi.
not to forget this little duty.
. of the local lawyers who have
reused themselves. declare that in
a opinion, under the new law, can.
{titties who had no expenses or who
, tmoney only for pastors. printing
can csrfare are not required to file
discounting. They do say. however.
fist all campaign contributions have
he named. As under the old law.
6. candidate may appoint himself his
own political agent. To be absolutely
bathe safe side, it will not inconven-
ttcc candidates a great deal to make
return at the ethos of the town
ork. even if they did not spend any-
thing in getting elected or defeated.
...._.._._
. ‘ WHY--
. Do nine out of ten people in stepping
'up to a railroad ticket office window
.‘ "toss over the biggest bill in their col-
lection? if you doubt this to be the
J practice, just look the line over the
next time you have an Opportunity.
Rarely is the ticket man handed the
correct amount of change. Most peo-
ple-consider a ticket oiflce as ready an
.5 exchange for money of about any de-
' nomination as a bank, and this is of
course liflfi'gflily true on account of the
ninsfiiual handled. Occasionally.
.gever, the ticket man gets pinched
,.‘.;c_lia.nge. and at all times appreciates
~ ”3 prospective passenger who doesn't
glitthd Over a $20 hill for n ten-mile ride.
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:
Once more Yankee genius triumphs.
Yesterday Count dc ‘i.ambcrt, in a
, ,Wright aeroplane, circled the Eiffel
‘ :Towcr, soared over the housotops of
Paris and Napoleon’s tomb, perform
in: a World booting font in viii minutes.
39 seconds. traveling 31 miles. The
cables tell of Paris going airship-wild
or" the feat.
Someone suggests that South Nor-
Wnilt may keep tabs on her midnight
*iwns by putting a time clock under
the Washington street ln-idip- and re‘
uniting them to ring up each night
or‘rfetber each morningwwht-n they
ttrn‘in. '
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.. ‘ d you see the aurora boroaiis last
‘ Milli? A message from the North
ole. but unfortunately we don‘t. know
impede and could not lute-pro; the
imprint
. Despite statements by the batters that
. they have won a. complete victory, the
_ .1 , ill
in i iiillmr, ,
Seven autos Mei slim won. t.
the Factory ol E‘. V. Council
'8: Company .
(Daily Trade Record.) .
Over 700 or the union batters who
have been on strike since January 15
returned to work yesterday in the
Orange and Newark. after being out
of employment for over nine months.
facts are quite the reverse, E. V. Coo-
nett at Go. having virtually obtained
what they sought for at the beginning
of the struggle. the right to sell hats
without the union label when there is
no call for it and the abolishment or
regulations whereby the capacity of
the shop is limited to the ability of the
less capable men, and a. satisfactory,
businesslike working agreement, in—
cluding the right to discharge men
for cause without referring the case
to the union and an arbitration board.
At their Orange onlce Eugene V.
Connett. .ir.. and Ernest it. Connett
made the following statement:
"We have for our firm a lei-till con-
irntl eimrd by the proper authorities
of the ‘lTnited Hatters and rnirselvos
before u prominent witness.
“We did not enter this struggle to
increase working hours nor to reduce
wanes. but what we. have obtained is a
working agreement whereby We can
produce the full capacity of our factor
les under proper business regulations.
something we hang never had in the
past. ,
“As to the union lnbrl. our agree-
ment is that ii. is to be optional as
ordered by our customers. in case of
no instructions being given by the
customers the label will he need in
such hats.
"No change is made either in the
bills of prices or working hours.
"The arbitration clause is as fol
lows: ‘A board of arbitration, pornia
ncnt in character, consisting of ti‘rt‘c
one to be appointed by the employers
one by the hatters' organization am
the third by Governor Fort. is to in
organized to settle nil controversies
between employer and employee
which shall fall of agreement in any
of our factories.
""l‘here shall be no stoppage o"
work nor discharge or employees pend-
ing arbitration-J
“The former union men.” the two
members of the firm added. “haw hem
,reina‘intcd into the union, together
with a certain percentage of our neu
men.
"Tho stint rules have been abolished
entirely. This will prevent any our
tailmcnt of the full working capacity
of any individual.
"The foreman will have the right it
discharge any employee for cause
without question from union or shot
crews.
“No shop rails will he allowed dur
ing working hours, and the shop ruler
will he made with the employer. the
some to be in writing and rules 110'
to be in conillrt with the local ronetl
tuiion and hy-lnwe oi" the United llni
tors.
“We are inking bunk such cm
ploycos. both foremon and journey
men. as rare to rc-cntor our employ.
“When it may be necessary, em
players may work overtime by or
rapist-merit with the firm. provided ul
places are filled, and then» are to be
no restrictions on any mothlmry.
"This ngreenwut applies to all do
partments of our factory."
Beth membern of the firm explainor
that a desire to protect the good mum
of their company impi-iied them to
make a public statement. Fulsn lmv
prosslons. they said. had been created
by statements that made it nppeal
that the firm had deliberately surrena
Cleanliness is Next to Godliness
factories of E. V. Connctt A: 00., in '
. "Tar. KING or ALL-—---
RAT KILLERS
. ‘ is HERE
We Give You 5100 for Any That Die in
Walls; $100 for All Live Ones on the Prem-
ises After Five Days. We Will Pay $1.000
Wednesday-Basement ¥
x Bargain Day
for Every Dog, Cater Chicken That It Kills.
Across All Communications to
For Sale in South Norwalk by
No Mail or Telephone Orders
S. DUNLOP
Long's Hotel, Stats Street.
Hartford. Conn.
i. H. llllllill, lliiilillilli
Solo Agent
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@ Extra Special ®
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
A81? FANCY moor FLOUR, 24 1-2 lb. bag, . . 35.
Mt? FANCY PATENT FLOUR, a barrel. . . . 46,75
This Flour is Guaranteed to be the Best on the Market.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. NO. 909. ‘ ’ FREE DELIVERY.
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[DEAL OUTINGS ptrdli‘ikl’ll‘im
DELIGHTFUL SHORT SEA miss 70 OLD Potnr COMFORT
OLD DOMINION LINE
including Accomodstlons at Hotel Chamberlain.
Dnya’ outing. including trans- liavs‘ “mm; including turns-
Dorintlon and ho $18.00 ‘ Dortnilon nndho— $22.00
tel nocommmiatlon. . lei accommodation...
The only direct line to Old Paint Cemfort withflut change.
Steamship: ere all equipped with the United Wirolou your..." syugm
Summers li’itvo New York every day except Sunday at 3 p. in. arriving
Old l‘olnt Comfort following morning. licturn leave Norfolk daily except
b‘umlny hi 7 p. m.. arriving in New York uliowt 3:30 p. 111.
Tickets and stun-room reservations, Pier 2H. North River, foot of Bench 8!.
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SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET.
NOTHING SENT c. 0.. n.‘
The Household Things You Need
Meet at Less Than Wholesale
Don’t Let This Opportunity Pass. It’s for Wednesday Only
Lanterns
"l'rlsco" round tnv
hnlar Lanterns, with
side lift and nicklo-
pinted burner; usual
Mic vulno.
Wednesday
39c
Card Tables
Oil Heaters
Perfection Oil Hooters, nice-
ly nirkleplntcd; no snioko, no
Odor: perfectly safe nnd reliable,
Regular price $5.00.
Wednesday. $3.79
metal corners. iii .200. $2.50,;
..
¢
"Club" (‘urd Tables, golden oak finish, top 30 inches
square, lonriwrvlio covering with hardwood edges, fancy
(Wednesday. $1.79
W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Manager. J. .i. llltOW‘i. Gen 1 .
General ()mres, iii—8.5 ileurh ASL. N900 P135908" Agent.
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NEW PATTERNS [N
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bership oi 28.000
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MYSTIC, (lt‘l. lii.»-~»:\ dm-onmmi m , ,fi
Tea and Coffee
W . J...
' idimnuvlrd ’i‘on lliltl
re l’ots. i‘llflllli'lt‘tl (‘i\\'t‘l’:€, bust
dnnliiy. i'onnl
‘ Wednesday. 2.90
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Reversible
Wood.
Carpet Sweepers round burs.
liissrll‘s. the best make. lit-st
quality bristle brush, oak, mahon
any or walnut. i'suui $2.5m value.
l'w illliii'.
vice conducted by low, .‘x‘, ll. brindle. ‘ n. ' L “
of Preston City, iwsnn llli' iti‘ili'iili’s! ,.
if the second day l’or nearly minnow}-
GUN METAL, CLOTH TOP, BUTTON.
FANCY TiP
ered everything in its desire to main
peace with the union. :
important among the gains ma ”l"
the couipany is that relating io f’ '1 "“3
of machinery. i’rlor try-MMWVWO “H"
01' (hp ”trike on humor) tho benlnnlm
("(-[urQI-p ware m-uury 15. the llllliill
L‘lll‘lfllll "mo F 'ult permitted [0 “l"
mo pom ,i-mea except under pronlbi
{lupus-PUT l '0 Juli“ llpvv wm' » ' i“
w-"niciis [to correct-hing the
‘ Ml'yoie squabble. ‘,
11‘th Hartford ‘woman who is so
fond cl proposing at 7i and finally
married a young fellow In years old.
0W to be a guy old bird.
. . . .
mete! the state papers apparently
Wt there will be nothing to the
" tilted States senatorial tight but
nation and Mcimsn.
”wig—u.
. w
y, tinder ii Taft cold the same thing
hi“ on the governor at North
in: said to the governor of bomb
in slow work waiting for holl-
The next one will be Thanks.
November 25.
WW ,
does it feel these mornings to
'p.,snd,mako the kitchen tire? .
full, min is about the busiest
news these days.
lflHT TO ,THI POINT.
_ g0“ Tribune:
1.0...“an (ions. The machinery it
deems. concerns the trimming or
pnrthiaut chiefly.
Another matter that has beer
settled definitely is that relating to ihr
men leaving the shop temporarily or
all hours for various purposes.
The arbitration agreement. the {ion
netts declare. in unique among hurl
agreements in this country.
ired Baptists, lm-bullnudvlvm . ’ ' Q
most of the churches of thul '“ hm" '
$3.00 and $4.00
lion I“ ”‘0 mm“ ”t .. . tlt‘llilllllllii i
PATENT COLT. CLOTH TOP. BUT-
Wash Boilers
Oblong Wuhh
horny tin, copper bottom. station
ury wood handles.
Wednesday. 980
Wednesday. $1.98
Salt Boxes
Well timulo Still llown, stout-lied,
sold regularly illi'.
ltollurs. No. 5.
liennlur $1.311. vnlun 1'90,
Clothes Bars
double
Clothes liars, made of clear white
threefold. 30 inches high.
Usually 290.
Clothes Baskets
Extra strong. woil‘mado Rattan
(‘iotbns llaakeie, large size.
Wednesday, 59c
standard
Usual
...it) pro pitiliorI-ll
TON,
i 9‘9 .
In to am M Wiuiilit’t’l‘hiirlua of ill“
.9350
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Stain BiiiLl' which inguun
NATURE SHAPE
.‘exieritdy dilll Sii‘lililifinlll continue
Shoes forChiidren
$1.25 to $2.00
‘Ml , i
w- ..gh tomorrow. rolloulns the tlt' l
I
i
’xotionai service, W. .l. 'I‘uilrr, oi iiart
Wear hoes That Fit
The ripening Hi'HNlilll or the (inner-o
icui linpiisi t‘.ouwniimn_ will; on till
irons oi‘ welcome by low. \i'. it}. ilnlou,
motor of the llnlou iinpilsi (thumb.
vim-r the t‘xl‘l‘i‘lh‘vfi urn iii-ins hold,1
illil n response by tho prosidrni or the l
*onvrniiou, ltvv. Dr. H. M. 'l‘honipaon.
if ilnrll‘ord, iollowrtl, Ai'lrr the pros l
vniaiiou oi” the reports of committees .
iliil [hill of itcv. .l. W. Richardson, oi
ilatnloril, on "The liver Victorious
Jlii‘int."
’l’hv ropori of lierro-iary (loath allow-
id that the llaptintn now have 1.2
churches in Connorilcnl, with a menu
An Associated Press dospalch t:
The Sentinel this afternoon says:
After being out on a striker since
January lb. thirteen hundred om-
ployeee or iii. 7. Ononett it Company's
twa list factories. here, and at New»
ord. presented a pup-n on “.\ l“fli’\\'ill'il
122 WABHlNGTON STREET.
Mink."
bershlp of over 28.000. (inn new
PHONI 642-8.
i
~ church hm: been eatnbiiuliad during tin»
lycar. that at Mansfield iii-poi. the
ichurch being beneficiary in quite a
.largc amount antler the will of the into " “M .......
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Lap Boards
Striped
WWI ""“W‘ii'i‘i ”‘3" ”‘3‘"- atrlrily 2'. rolls. lfitlli should. best quality
high grade.
Wednesday. 7%
imm'tl,
Wednesday; 7c
Toilet Paper
varnished, has
“"3".” “.00. tissue. Mold usually lilo i‘oll. 55“"
3 rolls for 190
Oil Cans
5 gallon (in Cans. heavy xulvnn-
lzetl, with count on top.
Wednesday, 39c
702810." SEE
lisnoliy
sin cunt to fool’s lot inter
trons box. The newlyastr
piping it fine football player.
.. . 4’9““. .J.‘ .
, ’deii- Pmy‘wtii'rem' the
insulin so I per
ark. Wont back in work today. Other’iiiher nunhnm. The total ministerial
fuctoriosmro still holding out mutant 2 «haunts in the Millie the past your
the strikers. but John A. Monti, pmitin , Wow it, an unusually large number. A
dent of iho United Hatters of North rfllllllg off in number of miraculous to
America. said today he him good rears 3 the t-hurchoo was spoken of by the sec-
on to believe that within a few dilYli roiitry. lie. said he did not think it
several othrr hsi factories will he iti'MW out or any decrease either in in
ready to sign an agreement with the NM”. or in an effort. but that itmlght
union. no regarded on the npiursl reaction at-
---~ tor such unusually lama gatherings
l. O. O. F. GRAND VINOAMPMENT.
all worked last you. Dr. Goats said
«- f " there had been s marked increase in
260 Doleglics Anonymous-non in
New Hp _ ‘
revenue from all sources. but that this
battalions :ccgnlimgied bynhn increase
’ NW HAVEN. Oct’i ‘fJThe anmmi “ umau 5 i‘ 'i ‘9 “’3“ "“
session of the mend incompetent, i. ””0“" 0' “"9 “”“V‘m‘wn'
0. 0. F2. or Conmctlouti was held in. Tim report. showed further that for
this city today at Odd Feliown' Hall the Whole or him of the your the con-
vrith about 260 delegates resentful». venues on aided in the support of
resenting the. autism men s about the Monty Ehrlich i king vulture. one
ethic. and with mean «in at the Grand tier-mm and live which bullion. and
Endorsements of Ontario. New York. these men hays occupied twenty-seven
New Jersey nnrl Massachusetts pre-
sent “visitors. The morning session
was: on with the tongues ,of
fields andrmrt titty Baptismsmtwm»
iy less than but your. , in cooperation
newton . a, comic , cinder:
uni the. rumination routine hunt-
with the American mutt-t Horne Mis-
sion society one French and at: lilti-
ncu. including the {Muslim oi the
reports of that w calm.
in missions, on have been employed,
‘ nine fields and reporting 31
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Mi“ ANNA mortise. To ,WID.
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« “stunt. forty last year.
' . M rim email,
1 ‘ it if
, in churches at East Kiih
, Kl .lllitm‘lflyli ‘
' t , delimiting to note that at their
omw most out rise mutt-t
were: 32.000, from the estate of Mine
lillion M. King, or antacid; 02.000wfr0m
the ehtnte or Mliiii Almira, iii. Welcott.
of Danielsou; who, from the estate of
the late June Mill'flloililo. of bridge-
bort: part proceeds of o house and lot
in Deep River.
Dr. Coat; said that the affairs of tho
birnoy Realty Cotupuny. of Torrinaton.
in which the convention has a one-she
ih interest are taking shape and a
mod is accumulating. whlch will some
day become ill valuable addition to the
convention‘s resources. by the will of ‘
the late Thuruton n. Harbor, of Baltic.
the convention in to hold in trust tor
the widow, the estate convicting oi.
$13,257.96 and land appraised st Iii.-
000, the Income in k0 t otter, and upon
her death the principal to revert to
the convention. bite “outcry urged
the increasing by gifts ma insoles of
the protest sinali edifice fund to not
less than tzmoowmportlmt church
enterprises it. was, pointed out. could
thus Munich s not I few them i
cud dollars st . ‘ ‘ Shit} interest
mus. A count-mi we «Minute oi the
budget for the seminar» placed it
at $12.7in intrinsic . ,tlio or chi to
tosntyafonr muslin :- ‘ hilt: church»
as: “.700 for wan-ironic” the f
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