YOur Automobile
INSURED
sweet are anywhere in the United
"tea or caneda.
flfor $2
per hundred per year. by
* TAYLORBIGOLDEN
74 waehmerou eraser. enurI-I
nonWALIt. cons.
V; . utmost: “Idea
“antitrust trill"
Vacation trousers at special prices
at Joseph Davis'. See adv;
Miss Emma Schmidt who has been “
quite ill Is very much improved ‘
Extra specials at the Great A. and
P. Tea Company. See prices in adv.
Dr. R. E. Morgan has returned to his
office after taklny trio Itveeks' vacation.
. m4.
Edward I; Hint: of new Rochelle. ‘
It you have eultlt‘ated a taste for
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE OWIITI
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.
F. ALANE
Tel. 409.. 61 Washington at.
Al—
was a visitor Iu town yesterday on
business
Edward Knob of Port Chester. spent
Sunday at his parental home in Ftank
lln street.
VINOLW
THI MODIHN
Tonic Recons‘huéior
" eonn ONLY III
F. H. BAXTER
F'verott Brttndage has seemed a po-
sition in the Cluett Peabody factory,
as from-r.
Uncas Tribe, No. 26, Imprtwed Order
Illi‘i , NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—-Newe Department
Dz-a—Buaineae Department
Mil—Branch Office, Norwalk
see -—Edltor'a Residence
7296-4-0ity Editor's Reeldenee
WEATHEII FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly i'air tonight and Wednesday; mod-
erate north winds. Showers have oc-
curred during the last 24 More on the
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts and in
the northwest. An area of high pres-
sure central over the lake region is
producing cool, pleasant weather in
the central and eastern sections. The
temperatures reported this morning
ranged from iiti degrees at Phoenix,
Ariz.. to 36 degrees at White River.
Canada.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. til; high. 73.
Cloudy.
Good clothes at prices that you call
afford at Rogers & tSevrItIs. Sec dos
criplions in adv.
Miss Florence Hoyt, of Norwalk
who has been visiting
has returned home.
in W cstport
Mrs. W. 1.. Warren and daughtct
Mabel, of Quinturd place, are spending
the Week at Asbury Park.
Miss Sarah liouton, of Lowe street,
left this morning for a visit with
friends III Woodbury. Conn.
Our lirolhI-rs' Lodge held their rcgu
Inr meeting last evening. 'l‘hel‘c wert
no candidates to be worked.
Cyrus l'lcncdict, of Wcstpnrt uvcnuc,
is spending a week in Bridgeport with
Mr. and Mrs. Albcrt tlriudrod.
Miss Amanda Christensen will cnicr
lulu the Rake Urcr Club ill hIIr iti)lll(
at ti Raymond sircct, this III-clung.
Charles Crowloy. oi" SiuchI lslnnti
itacs tukctt II position Its iilt III sulcs
than fat the Armour III-cf Company.
Mrs. W. H. hrlinlduin and son Stan
Icy. are spending SUIIlt‘ litlII time at
Lake Wnrntntwg-in ‘fllc Wilson cot-
tago.
Harold WIILIIIIryle has resigned his
position as slurtltc in tho Cluctt. Pea
body factmy, and bus taken one as
irottot‘.
The lhtlics' Aid SI-Iviur. (‘lrcle of thc
First M. E. Church will IIII-IIi at the
Church tomorrow afternoon III 2
o'clock.
Miss Mabel ll. llnytnond lIus return-
ed in her duties as cashier at A. flick
crman & Son‘s, after spending II pleas-
IIIIt vacation.
Miss Madeline Simpson of Pot kekill
N. Y in visiting ut illi‘ ilillllt' of Mr
and Mrs. Charles AIslIIorpII, III Scuv
vii-w nvouuc.
The first oruunizmi IlIIItItIIIII for wom-
un sum-tun- was mode at a woman's
rights IIIIIIIIIIII; lItIlti just sixty-two
yours ago today.
The William t-ltnrlt property III Dar
ion will bu sold at public auction on
July Iltlth III 2 o'clock to sonic the us
title of Julia Stark IIIII-I-usctl
Mrs. l.. l’. Iltowno of New Ilochcllo.
arrIVod in town yesterday and
collage at l-larhor‘Viow Beach
The Misses ICInqu IIIIII Laura Kings
land who have III-IIII out of town on-
ioying their vacations, have returned
to their home in Wilton nvcnuo.
Governor Wooka has appointed tht
following to represent this IiiultI iii
thc meeting of the American l‘rinon
association. to ho III-Id III Washington
I). 0.. September 29:
tore lthiward A. F‘IIliIu-,.lI‘rIIIIlI (1. Hum
her and James W. Cheney and War
III-n Garvin.
With the chief of the Norwolk police
force. Thomas lirudioy. away. and the
froth
town, the sergeant, Thomas laminar-
(thief Bradley
is enjoying II trip in his automobile
that will take his through the Adironé
deck mountains and Will not return to
Norwaik before the end of the week.
Captain Hunt leaves for camp tomor-
captain, Thomas Hunt, away
land, will be in charge.
TOW.
will
spend tho suInnII-I Ill ili'l‘ newly built
Prison liiroc-
of Red Man, will hold a regular meet-
ing title evening.
._... monasos's
Launch Works
plRefit Frames set up and ready to
an
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sites built to order
by competent workmen.
Oystchhell Point.Norwalk
John Cuhlll, of River street. is enjoy-
ing a. several weeks’ vacation from his
duties in New York city.
MIs. ldbcn l-liIl. .Ir., of Elm street,
sailed this mot nlng for Europe with It
party of friends. She will be gone soy
einl months.
Charles H. Bradley, who has been
ill for It long time with inflammatory
rheumatism and tonsililis, is now able
to sit ottt on tlte porch fora short time
each day.
Commodious
Launch “Ajax”
(Capt. Wallace Bates)
Private fishing or sailing parties
mornings. Terms reasonable.
AFTII'RNOONS -— Delightful trips
around lighthouse and gas bony from
Roton Point. Tickets 10:.
For termd and particulars address
A. W. Mills, Man. Rowayton It. I“. D.
37. Tel 17912.
Waiting has ruined us many eyes as
any other cause. If your eyes are
troubling you don't wait, but see
Thames, the Stamford optlcinn. See
adv. in this issue.
Miss Sarah Fitch. of Newiown are
nus, and Miss Cora Wheeler. of Womb
port. avenue, left yesterday for Asbury
Park. wherc they will spend the re-
mainder of tho wank.
All patties and trips subject to -—
change on account of weather. Miss Elsie Tookor. Mrs. Charles
During the moonlight nights the Hanks and lintold Hunks went black-
TIIc Home of Hart Scheffner & Marx Clothes
at
You
Can
Cool ‘
Clothes
Prices
Afford
HE LIGHTER in weight the
clothes you buy, the more care
you should use in buying. Not
one tailor in a thousand can make a
thin suit that will keep its shape.
But the tailors that make ours can and
do take the thinnest tropic worstede
and urges and build of them smart,
fine-fitting two-piece suits in the feath—
er-wcightu class that hold their shape
like the beet heavy-weights.
Here is all the proof you want in the
finest line of thin suits we ever had—-
beautiful feather-light worsteds, thin
serges. breezy crashes and homespune
-—half or Skeleton lined-and lightly
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk. '
priced~ .
$10, $12, $15, $18 and. $20.
Special value in cool nainsook athletic
underwear for men at 45¢ a garment.
Outing trousers of khaki, flannel. serge
and thin worsted, $1 to $6.
TWO STORES:
South Norwalk
14 South Main St.
regular trips will be made, ultcrnntinu
with trips around the eastern side of
Bell Island. around 'l‘avorn and Smith
islands. back to the dock. Faro for
either trip, 10¢.
lIerIIInI: Icstordny. going to Hull‘s
IpIIIrrI. 'lhcy IIIturIIed with ttvcnty-
night quarts, which Is tIuIv going
some.
Sister Walsh. a very cnrncst and do.
\‘otcd Christian worker, will apcak at
the Lighthouse Mission. on \\'I,Itlncstlity
evening and the chorus will sing. A
large attendance is dcsircd. All are
Wt'li‘tllnt‘.
.ess
Extracting
Is by no means a lake at my oillce. it
does not muttcr to mt‘ how badly It
tooth Is decayed. or in what condition
the roots may be, or how impossible it
may seem, the result Is the snmc vn
nIoutlI left III good condition. no pain.
and it pleased patient. It is no onIdeI
people dread a visit to tho dcniisf It
eeth are broken off instead of cxiruct-
iii. if others have failed to suit you.
give me a trial. i can convince you
If the best way to have a tooth out.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St, South Nor-walk
Pain?
Archie Parlor, who Is eIannyI-Il as
chauffeur for n Dunbury busincss man,
was in Norwalk this morning I‘t‘llilwllli!
old acquaintances lie wont to Now
I‘ dunno this aflcrnoon and will ItItuIn
to linnbury soon.
Captain llaylcs, who in enjoying u
short vacation from Illa .Iluiics in M.
ii. Glover's shoe store. wont down tho
creek and out into the harbor this
morning all alone on a fishing trip III
Mr. Glover's launch.
.loIIII l'nichcn. who was appointed ills
spcclul pIIIicIIIIIIIII by the council flit‘i'i-
ing of two wecks ago, will. in tho ub-
scncc of (‘IIIIIf BruIIItIy and i‘stIiIIiII
”0"": 9 a. m. to 3 p. 1’“ Sundays Hunt. be on duty III the city iotttorrow
Iy appointment only. ”.0an
-—-4L«.——.~_——.—_.—.~«.._._~. .-. .o. .... .m..“ ,_.. ‘_'—"“""""""
Miss Louise licilmltls ,{ wmmn. .lohn II‘. Studlcr. of liltnwood ltI'i‘IllIt',
who is employed in thI F. L Jones
plumbing I‘Bliillllxlllllt’lll, III Main
street, is enjoying a ten Iiuys' vocation
from his duties. ”0 IprIIIIis to who
the trip up the Hudson later in the
Work.
spent the do) in Nomullt rcstcrdu)
.vith friends.
'i‘he Misses Attila Mtty lI‘IIri'y, ilollI
Iormann and Adele AIIIIIsI-r. IIli llll'i‘l'
)I' New York city. Hilt‘lll Sunday III
.Iose collage on Struwln-rry lllll. ‘l‘lIIIy
.eturned to New iork vcstcrdut but
her said when that left that llit‘\ wll
)0 back soon.
Arthur Huntington. son of Medical
IIIxIIIIIiIII-I- and Mrs. 3. ll. Huntington.
who is IIIIIploonI in Now York city.
is tllitll‘illll. II short vIIcutiIIII from his
duties. Mr. Huntington Is the well
known organist of the South Norwulk
Ml'liltldiiii. Church and choir director of
that church.
Miss Louise Oldcuschlnttcr, stcuou
opher for the .lolm Hillll‘tit'k Mutual
wife Insurance CUIIIpiill). loft yostct-
isy afternoon for It two thIIks' \‘llt‘ii'
ion, which she is going to spI-IIII III
the Girls“ Friendly \‘ncutlon llonu- iil
.Jnnaan. Miss OidI-nschluncr is or
companied by her sister Minniu.
Evert-It s littlklcy. t‘. liuck IIIIIIIIis
tintl \\. K J. Mobile“ of Wilton. IIIfi
Sunday in Mr. lluikloy’e IIIItoIIIobliI»
for Motor. Their first day's trip was
to llruttlclioro. Vt. 'l‘lisy intend to
visit the White Mountains. Portland.
lloetou and other points. the trip to
take about ten days.
~AIII0IIIoblIes for IIlrII, ill (IsI'itI' ll
lianks' Livery Stables, ltlrcr .«trcct,
.Vorwnlk.
m
BUTTERFIQH
WEAKFISH
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
'I‘IIII successes that have been wun on a foundation of cltcapncss are its
scarce and unsatisfactory Its soup bubbles.
worth. and worth commands its price.
lcctintl the RIM for his III-net.
unless he's well fed. And proper feuding menus to him very much
what It does to you.
of good swect
such day;
llonnic llorsc Food
Food
«I. Clilt‘k rota
“"' l'oullry
._SIIIIIk Food
Dairy
Opposite Norwaik,‘ Hotel
The Only Place In Town that
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
FLATFISH ............. 10c Bluefish Sea Base, Halllbut. Steak Cod.
................. 12c
stale western foods may wisely be let alone.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN
hurr- long III-on u specialty and success with us, that WII ltnvc mcrilcd
.....
QUALITY
llcnl success only follows
A wise man is careful In so.»
A horse is liktI II man not worth mttch
llonnlt- HIIrIII- lI‘cod tlIotIIc groundl is composed
corn. oats. barley and wheat products, fresh ground
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
tIII.I title of
THE CHILDREN'S STUDIO
We Photograph Children at Their Beet
PICTURE FRAMING
All kinds of Frames constantly on hand
Jackson’s Studio
53 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
WWW. V. a- u.-...m~.......~_ .m....A.
Swordfish. Salmon. Crab Meat. Lob~
stern. 80ft Grebe. Little Neck, Long
and Round Clams
FREE DELIVERY.
Miss Louise Schnuh, IIt‘ ltIIilronIl are
IIIIII. who was spending ”to past Wt't‘k
with Miss Lillian LIIIIIIIII. of i'IIpIIII
street, Bridgeport. has rclurncti to her
home. Miss latlllcn I-IIIIII'III-Ii with
Miss iichauh to bc the ghost pt (I lupus
and relatives in this t'lly loI lilt' \l‘m‘k
WWW»... ..
“Art" Blnilson. "Chuck" Connors.
‘Irv" Hylngton and George (lion-I ntc
Inioylng the day in fishing at l'llltl) II
Station. They went up will; that
morning and will be uonc into Iiw l't‘v
hing. Albert Room In Hllilslliuiiilu in
the Phoenix iirc house for Mt sinu
Ion.
.IIIIIII Sherman Hoyt. tho Wililiiil)‘
rcsldettt of Contentment island. has
made srrmutcnionts for coIIsiIlIII-nblv
dredging work in the water back of
his residence and tho work will “0
done by the International Contraction
Company. A drodxo owned by tho lut-
Ier is being towud u today trom liyo
iieach by the tug Ad V.
’I‘IIII IIIIIt drill in preparation for the
camping season will he IIIIIII thin mo
nlng in thII Armon and the Ninth
Company, (‘. A if. (‘ N .will turn
out in full. 'l'iII-ir boxes which tin-y
had previously packed were sent away
today and tho how will it‘llVG town on
'I‘huttulay. The Naval Reserves will
leave town on Friday and they will
soil from Gardner‘s bay to the “amp-
ton llottdn for It ten Iiuys' trip.
-W -m a.
William Murphy, iiii‘ pIIlutor “Ito
all front the house top in Wont with!“
It short tinuI use. and whom it was
routed had suffered intI-IIIIII iniIulI-a
has returned to his work with the.
force of men from 'i‘iltltlcr'a IIIId III-cuts
I to be all right again. lio la iiiil'illif.
the heights today.
William Minclt the proprietor of the
'i‘wln ( lty llilllitrd Purim. was in
iioutb Norwalk l-lunday with II party of
friends from his home in Ilanhury. 3 mm. Milk .................. . title lien ”or ll‘lour .. bag. the: but. "MI
. Jill"! MMdOM‘ “M Ml" Mill-V M“ They had planned to tnItII a sail III Iiif‘ mp no“... [mm m... 13mm u lilo can Ham Loaf .. ........... ..
laughlin “"9 "‘“r'md ”9mm” i" launch of John Meeker. but theI craft Williams limi III-or palm... ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 15¢ ”In. par damn ,,,,, , ......... Hilde
NW 110MB“ ”It’ll homo “I M““ would not start. After the young man 2 pots, Kngpp‘p ttoot lthr icxtraclden 3 oaneitom ............ Wm
donai was formerly comfort-Ii on loud
salesman by the Armour lim-t mm
pany, and has many friends in Nor
had fluttered for some time with the
engine no sure «good in setting it start-
ed and she no runs as perfectly IIII
Wk lie ““I "“0” hi“ "‘“lrmll‘b over before But it was too late to
”96" transferred ‘0 "'9 NW iork take the sail and the party had gone.
(“NIKKI W
During the last few days no new
cases of typhoid fever have developed
at the upper and of Falrtield avenue.
though there are still auroral cases
there. Two children of Mr. and tire.
Ward ii. Palmer are believed to be
getting along nicely. So far there has
been one death in the neighborhood.
h..”...cwwwua A... mum- ...-........ . .I
New Postcards
Just Received
CAMERAS”
Full Line of teetmeo'e Film
moo-Powell
ea waeutrlerou mew
‘I.
that of Mr and bit-o i’aimere little .
daughter. Mildred it was brought out
at. the much meeting last night that
there is no available appropriation for
cover work in the vicinity this year.
but steps wore taken to have the Ion
polity properly sewer neat year. The
board of health maintains that the .
iphoto cues are the result of ease
. instead at «were .
6 for 5
COLEMANS
FANCY HOMEPO'l‘ATOES.per peck
HOME WAX BEANS. per quart ....... . .......... . 5:
Black and Red Raspberries. Currents. Peaches. Squash. Tomatoes
UNITED GROCERY CO.
on NOITH MAIN “MEET.
suggest to your stunmor vialtore that during vacation in the time to
all for Photographs.
NO. 70 WASHINGTON OT.
The place is
The North Studio
IOUTH NOIWALK.
W
and Beats
PHONI Md.
Hanan one and Steam runs.
slate or 'i‘in ltoutt new
if you want a Metal (toiling.
If you want Gas Fixtum, or
if you want anything high grade and
achievable in Plumbing and Heating
Supplies. call on ‘
THE IOUAHI DIM. ”00..
The dance GI W Go
I. 13’ want. new
somatic, econ.
Very thin Unlined Coats for
Mohair ........02.00
Hot weather Underwear
Trunks—Everything for the
iiillilll TIIIIIIK TlillllllElI
(ill TIIE STRIKE
(Continued from First Page.)
quencc of the strike of conductors and
truinmun, which started last night.
’l‘lterc was no disturbance. the men
returning to their homes peacefully or
gathering in groups to discuss the bit-
nation.
Union officials here say the object of
the Giant] Trunk III closing its shops
It! to force the shop employee. many of
whom are old tralIImI-n, to take tile
strikers' places. The union officials
add that if this is the intention, it will
not, succeed.
The International Limited. the
Grand ’I‘runk's last through train to
Detroit and Chicago. left at the usual
hour. 9 o‘clock this morning.
PORTLAND, MIL. July lit—Passen-
ucr trains on the Grand Trunk Rail-
road in and out of Portland Were run»
fling this forenoon practically on time.
but no freight trains at this end of the
has were moving this morning. The
principal traffic on this division of the
railroad Is in freight.
The 7 a .m. passenger train for Mon-
trcsl from this city departed on eched
ulo time and the passenger train from
Montrcul Itrrircd this morning, but a
few minutes late. Tito service to Law
Iston and local points beyond is in op-
eration as usual as not all the trains
InI-n chI out, though nearly all who
rrsidc here obcycd the strike order.
St‘l‘iél'll of the oldest men. in point of
service, have declined to quit work.
The road officials here have been
scurrying around, preparing for the
situation. and l‘lflilli they have men
who are competent to handlc the pass
scnger service, The men who are di~
routing the strikc any they are conn-
dIInt that the men who haw come out
will stay out. and those who have not
done so will Join thcir follow workmen
shortly.
NEW LONDON. .lnly ills-«Traffic on
illt‘ Central Vermont Railway is tied
up in this city as It mount of the strike
ordered last night on the (lrnnd Trunk
Iiucs. liotweeu fifty and sixty men are
affected in this city. The "boat train"
which left this morning carrying the
mail but no linear-utters and which is
oxpcctcd to run through to Montreal
and II railroad detective tor a conduc-
tor and‘a Polish freight handler as it
brake man. bio far no can be decor
telncrl. no etrikcbrctIIIcI-II have come
in here ycl._ With no freight trains
running into the city the outlook for
the boats running to New York netting
Itchiind for tonlkht'n trip aroma doubt-
ll .
At Norwich the strike has little ap-
-. —
a... W
Economy
is seldom popular, but it ie the
most essential . element of
IIICCIII
You cannot succeed long trill»
out It. and now is the time to
pom
Economical people usually have
«visas accounts and we invite
yours
V 'l‘iIeSeoth Norwalk
Trust Co.
4% (in “virus
.W- .m....
NORWALK
Savings Society
Isooamearae Ian
DEPOSITS OVER 3.775.000
beam It. Helm President.
VIM. A. We, enema»
SUMMER OUTFITS FOR MEN
Two and three-piece cool Suite, Blue serge and fancy
Mixtures $1000 to $25.00
White and Fancy Stripe Pants with cut! bottoms.“ and u
KbaklPanta 01.50‘
Odd Trousers 0100 to “.00
.500 per garment
Coat Shirts, soft collar, double cuff . . . . . . . . . 5.1.00, .150'
Colored Interwoven Socks, cause weight. ‘
Bathing Suits $1.00 up A
Summer Oxfords. all leathers
Straw and Leather Suit Galena. ..
Price’s Clothing Store. ..
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
not days.
Blue Serge .....,...e8.6il
.1.
Iv.
l
an....ue---
....aa.oo.a4.eo \
atee up ti
_.\..
euros-us...-
vacation.
a.
parent effect. _ . " ‘
ST. ALBANS. Vb. July 19.——~The
strike an the Central Vermont Rail.
road. a branch of the Grand Trunk eyei- .
tent. was fell through Vermont today.
Some of the passenger trains fromtlilit
city started on time. but in the place '
of the regular conductors and train-
men who quit work last night. were
emergency crews recruited from the
railroad offices and shops. The elk
gineers and firemen are not concern-
in the strike, and consequently there
was on lack of motive power.
WILLIMANTIC. July 19.——Little
freight is tied up in the local yards as
a result of the strike on the Central .
Vermont. Railway in connection with ’
the strike on the Grand Trunk lines.
the total amount being three cars ,
which arrived last night. Only one
train came through from New London
today. that being the "boat train," car-
rying the mail. Notice has been post-
ed that no passenger trains will be
run on the line until further artiste.» »
Quite a number of small town: not
their mail through this city. mph
thought they will be considenhiy -,
conveniencod unless the malls can be“
gotten through The telegraphere are
working. but expect to be called out
any time
DURAND. Mich” July i9.—Aithough
at least 125 ttalnmen and conductors
on the Grand Trunk Railroad at this i
place went on strike last nightucon- .. ‘1"?
onions here are normal today. There ’
have been no disturbances. Strike-
breakcrs have not been numerous
here. but it is understood that they
are operating the Grand Trunk trains E
which appear to be running through i
Durand on scheduled time. i
Danger on P. R. R. About Plead. _ '
PHILADELPHIA. Jul)" it).-Unleea
smoothing unforseen arises danger of
a strike of employee on the Peuuyl‘" 9;.
vania lluilroad Company has blind. ,9
and a settlement of the wage dispute ‘ -.
between the company and its train-
IIIcn and conductors cast of Pittaburl.
Buffalo and Eric probably will in If-
foctod at It conference to be held in
this city between II subcommittee of
the men and the division superintend—
outs of the road. The first of the" con- “ I. :
fcrences was held today but it is be- 7
lleved it will take several den ‘0.
work out the details of the atlitIItII
meat. The men say they have "our:
ed better working condltIOne, while '
the company maintains the chance
aili not. add any cost to the operating
expenses of the road. The tern! or
settlement being worked out follow the .
award of the New York Central as fol-
lows: '
A minimum day of ten hours. ten‘
hours or less to constitute a day. '
Hours and mileage to co m. on." f
hundred miles or ion to constitute a f
day' s work. ‘
All employee to be paid for a out
day when they hallo been out“ of-
quo whether they work one hour or .
ten. the full day. .
(Ivertimc an the basis of the mi
York tentrai rates
Men who got “.04 for a day 0! Cl. .
veu hours to I‘GNIVG that amount ,r'.
whether they cover their runs In lee! . 3‘
time or consume the full time. A ‘
guarantee of 28 do” a month.
i’lTi‘BiilIliG. Jul tw‘l‘he cool
furnace between t e Peemyinhib
Railroad Company and the W
committee or its trainmen‘e union I“ .
kindred organisations. which m
again this afternoon hailing been obit
tinned from yesterday. is expected to
fulllt in complete harmony and a sail
tloment III a strike on the use. er the
attentions in dispute. The Wt!
of a strike on the lines treat to new "I
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his notice of the intention to strike
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test against the generally t
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