flavors your baggae eagalnst any and
M1 ‘ns‘lt’by, or I: lilo custody of day
lotion or 01 any Blaanlshlp 130., etc. ‘.
tilted: Stalled. Gaoada nod World-'
risks. by tire. theft. lightning,
alien and tmoportatlott, white
man, unprela, booster transpor-
.II‘AYLORJI GOLDEN l
Imuranco of All Kind-
nl Enutwfi'wn. Country and aim.
Telephone 1230 *
mm Over the South Norwnlk
Trail 60., 97- 91 Washington 8L,
‘ South Nor-walk, Conn.
1 .PUBLIC GTENOGRAPHER
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line pi Elec-
trical supplies
Charles Buck Jr.
More":
” 111 MAIN an. NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 901 home. 21.: 1
. ory Bluff have been entertaining Mr.
1.
1. .1‘.
. “1.
'llrinity Church lawn l'ete, July 30.
a
a
. o
the South Norwalk Library lionrd to.
‘are now enjoying a few weeks‘ outing
p, ———————-~ .
The new concrete mixer 0i Contrac-
, lNaah'e corner.
‘ . the bell and the. blowing ol‘ the bull‘
‘porte 11 busy morning today.
f‘r‘Board of the Knob Club held at the
_ grounds, it was decided to employ an
.1 luv weekly dance will he held tonight.
1 Me of what was going on the man’s
There will be a special meeting oilE
Ill-gilt.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Waters of Hick-
aud Mrs. Edgar [1lavlland, of Coppel,
Pennsylvania, tor a few days.
About twenty-nine of the clerks of
the Rogers. Peel (30., oi New York city,
at the Rogers, Poet Co. campnear Put-
nam Park.
’—~~Straw Hats. ogrien's.
tor Joseph Moldlroy working in West
avenue. continues to command much
interested attention. Several inm-
dred square yards are laid daily.
A 5:50 last evening :1 small grass tire
called the. Norwalk fire department. to
From the ringing of
warer one would have anticipated
more. than :1 small graa‘s fire.
Miss Florence. R. Mallory, of Duchy-
antah, Danbury, who is spending the. .
summer at the Mallory cottage at Bell
inland, is entertaining Miss Ruth
lDudgeon, of Boston. Miss Mallory and
(her guest spent yesterday in Danbury.
Horace Johnson says:
lookout from the 26th to the 28111, a
record breaker. Lnudlubbers get bo-
hind the. barn; none but ahl-e bodied
salts on deck. Get under close reel
nails, and ready to let go by the run."
n. _ ~.._..--
w—Attracllons for young and old at
"Keep a good
Tiamc Oflicer Jarvis S. Murray re-
.sntur-
days ale always busy ones for the
[Norwalk traiilc otllcer many ontol-
town machines and the local trailic all
being heavy on this day of the week“
With‘the paving work hindering the
trolley company and the company hin-
dering the paving work and with all
the Jumble, patrons of the Connecticut
Company in some instances are won-
dering if it really is worth a nickel to
ride from Notjwnlk to Sohth Norwnlk
or vice veran.’
At the meeting of the Governing
United Bank Building, last, night, a
omnbor at new applicatloue were pass
led on. and the applicants admitted to
membership. On account of the in-
oroase of work in caring for the club
1additional 11mm. ' As usual the rega-
mumm—
1 Bernard Marks. of 112 W. with
direct. New manually, was picket] up
by the Norwnlk police yesterday In n
1111111104 condition, due to the excessive
heat. Without (nude and knowing lit;
dondiilon was pitiful. The selecimen'
provided trannportntion to the man'l
{intoxication and released on m.
not or throws. it developed that
well mp 1ch tit
. did ,, manuals rind doll
The Latest
Greatest
and .
Up-tO-Datest
system of advertising adopted by
the enterprising business 1111111-
' agement of the well known es-
tablishment oi‘ Clifford Phar-
macy has certainly 011113ch wide
comment and considerable l‘u-
1’61‘9 among the buying public
of this section.
When The Clifford Pharmacy
inst announced that they would
give awu1 Absolutely Free the
beautiful» 100 do (‘laxton Parlor
Grand Piano which is upon me
hibltlon in their store, much
curiosity was amused as to
HOW they could afford. from a
business standpoint to do such
a thing. but when it was learned
that they would give ONE Pl;
AND VOTE with ev er1 centipald
for any article in their store:
also that the Piano was to be
given absolutely Free to the per-
son presenting the. greatest num-
ber of these piano votes to them
on September 19. 1912, It looked
‘ like an extremely novel and
' most liberal advertising method.
The earnestness with which
our buying public have been
"going,r alter" these piano votes
more than makes good our pro-
pheu that it would be a “iner.
ry otrlle"'l‘l1la novol advei-
tlsing campaign. the own in.
creasing crowds. the many
splendid values which they
are offering daily has made their
name a houo‘ehold name and a
mecca for the bargain lovers of
thls'oonnnunity. The Clifford
. Pharmacy 1119 to be congratu-
lated upon the thoroughness of
their business foresight and the
citizens of South Norwalk
should feel that they have all
reason to be proud of the fact
of having an establishment con-
ducted upon such liberal and
true business principles within
our gates.
“Isn't that fellow ever going to
propose?"
"i guess not;
glass,"
“How's that?"
“The more time he gets; the loud
amid he imam-dill. Paul Pioneer Prone.
WW
he's like an hour
'l‘her’ou grimly a young woman to-
day who exacts everything from a
sweetheart and given homing. Then
one wonder: where the crop of old
maide comer «mm.
1—1 W...
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A PANIC PREVENTIVE.
How Would you oxtlnguiuh 11
lire which broke out In your
‘ motor bout? The‘ohnhoeu on
gthot your wltn would donut
you. That your boot would be
a manic. That you would have
to mm “lion.
111% woman am no
now on on board. The! will
he a dormant turn
only effective my to avoid
motor bout liven. who! will ho
*MIo Provanllm '
,1
z
“”1
J
is being prepared on a larger
scale than ever before
Known by all as
the Big Money-saving
. . . Event.
J at down the date while you
“think of it
JULY 22d
Be prepared for Bigger and Bet- I I
ter Bargains than ever '
heretofore
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008T BFLIVIIBTIIEBISIS
0F TBDLLEYMEI'B DE-
MAND Hill Illllll WAGES
(Continued from first page.)
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Trolloymon’l Bide.
To the Honorable Board or Arbitra-
flora:—
Gentlemen~0n the part of the motor»
men and conductors employed by the
Connecticut company in the city of
New Haven. partied or the second part
as set forth in the agreement at arbl
reasons for a. wage increase in New
Haven.
”rue present rate of Will on were calm
5 {New Haven mus-ting that they give
11111111911 by a board of arbitration and
placed in done by the company Juno
1 1910 ending May 1,1912.
The increase wan not a; high on non.
tended tor by the trolloymoa or which
we considered on were entitled to and
believed at that time a: be do now
that owing to the living conditions and
the environment» ammunition our no
collation the“ trulloymen are entitled
to a much higher wane: {author no
column that the company can without
any/honour difficulty In a financial my
pay to their tr‘olleymun a. lumbar 11m
than they are devouring. We now
outline our reunion tor mklhu tram
your emulated 11 higher and hotter
me to? the” untamed and condor:
our. in New ii-llllvan.
11min. 1 to the cm at livlnfl
bu ironclad to ma din extent that
with thin niodoroto wake the proper
modern or am Mount in ulalutohn
ca drhumtmbuimome
be granted without any great or ad-
ditional burden being placed on the‘
company and at the some time llinvea'
prices.
Potatoes went up from 20 to 50
cents. Cereals are the some but smal-
to this company an undue share of this‘ ler in packages.
Jointly produced wealth.
Need Liviru when.
Foruth-lt cannot be oucgooafully
denied that a decent livelihood or a liv
ing wage must conform in a degree to
the otaudmd of life that 1prevalla in
any community or group, therefore In
1
the presentation ‘or our case in line
{with the pleadings we have endeavora
l
motion between the above mentioned‘
. pahtieu. We do hereby set forth our
or as near 1111 possible without bringing
a vast munber of witneueo More
your omnmlaaion to preaont our case
in a written (arm. ‘
First we hm gone to the meat man
hot mobilehmontn and srooorymon in
no a statement of prices on commodi-
ties showing the incroauon of 1912 oyar
1910 and the first that will «bovaubrnit.
led to your commission will be that
Marina: on the Intranet! coat or meat».
The next matter we will alter is that
hearing on in. Increased cont of pro-
carton.
He then began reading a bit at the
increment! prrcb on mould“ quoting a:-
art-111mm the lit. autumn concern
which allowed that porterhoase Meal;
in thin out: 32 canto I11 1,1912 98 cent!
shoaldor was ill
veal chopa lit
rout your at i of 5‘
now 2.; chicken the home. mm:
the name. would“ tad bacon the
flame.
lie mimic their than the total:
store along thlr lino. trim
r11 woodman-111ml“
is. now an hunter
new 311 cents:
Clio Milk Raise.
timer this Mr Fitzgerald handed the
arbitratoru a copy of a notice now be
ling» lott about the city that after A11-
lanai. 1 mill! will be increased to 9
locate a. quart in price and he added
I that the price of boots and shoes will
' be Increased lute thin year He out In
a'lphotograph of a sign from a local
restaurant showlhg that owing to the
Increaoo In the cost of living the price
of all moot disho- had beenodvnnood
5 cents ,.
Then he put in a trade paper mark»
on as allowing largo advance: in pri-
our on rugs, carpet» and other rural
china. Another item won from tho
Chamberlain 00.. in which it in. Mid
that the prion of floor coverings had
311113110 8 per cent. and 11 10 per cent"
lumen-o in all, might. ”be looked tor
till: 11111. lilo quoted ii. M. Billiard (20.,
mutating that the price at humanoid
furniture had gone up 10 per cent. in
two‘- yonrll. Other local furniture deal
only.
in Nutrition Mom I: Coo Hid tint
the lhot‘hmd out of trailer endemic
cant. .
him 11119 11.111111 copy at 11: bar
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showed that the cost or living for the
would leave
V-thlo evidence regarding local waged to
or: were quoted along lhllmlllld nlmil’
during the out your had been ten per
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Sllcoess
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Giant Jubilee
Sale
OPEN THlS‘MORNlNG
Store has been crowded to the doors all day. Never before such
crowds. Never before such bargains. We always make good every-
thing we advertise.
Come tonight and see .for yourself.
EXtra Special
MONDAY
‘ we will place on sale many new bargains throughout the entire store. ‘
Please shop early in the day Monday as this store will be jammed .
to the doors during the n-iternooh and evening. Plenty of help to
attend to your needs. 1
..._.._
year :per family would be $863.95. That
a trolley man of whom the.
speaker was talking but $10 to expend
on amusements for his family. This
made the 13th exhibit.
The Government Labor Bulletin of
March, No. 99, was placed in evidence
as showing how prices of food products
have increased during several years
past. '
He then took up comparative local
wage rates. The Bartenders get from
$15 to on per week; locomotive engin-
oers $4.10 for passenger engineers and
84.64 per day for freight, granite cut—
ters get 45 cents per .hour; pabternma-
here on the "New Haven road get 34%
cents an hour for nine hours work;
wood carvers get an average of 35
cents an hour; painters $16.50 a week
with double time on holidays.
Public works employemzet from $2
to $3 per day: carpenters get 93.60 per; ..___.
day; pressmen $30 per week; black~ . ,
eanltha 20 to 481,9 cents an hour and NOIWfllk Branch 0mm 0'
plumbers $21 per week an 11 minimum. , _
The Evenmg‘Sendnel
.1... .
Mid-Sum- ..
met Sale}:
CLEARANCE PRICES
on entire stock of
Furniture, Rugs and Markings.
summer Furnishings.
F.1A. MITCHELL
Furniture Store
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 81'".
NORWALK.” CONN.
Mr. Fitzgerald aald that he put in
show that in many cases the wages .
were very much higher than that ol . . . . :. ' ' - - : : : : : :
the local trolleymen, that there wall
Danagh Brothers
no sliding scale of pay for this class :
of wonkore. that their homes quite xen- "
orally were better than those of the
trolleymeu that many bloom mad
men worked under 11. guarantee‘any-
way, and‘that the time and admit (or WAOHING‘I'ON
which the trolleymen {were asking was STREET
nothing more than was being very son-
BRIDGE
orally paid in many trades and on the If
uteam road 1-
At 12:40 o'clock Mr. Fitzgerald said I:
that he could complete laying I11 .hln "
documentary evidence in another hour
which he did after 2 o‘clock yesterday
afternoon. He closed the prooentatlon
or his care at 3 o‘clock spending the
no minutes in a dioculnlou or rolled-
uleo of tho lrolieymou an computed
with other workmen. (honing the d111-
odvuatnue they labor under with the
peculiar ochod lieu they have to toliow:
Hawthorn“ own.
Attorney 18101111 opened tor the rail.
road company with the plea that the
Connecticut 00.. could not In incline
to limit grant the Increase demanded
1hr the men and quoted ill?“ which
prove that the corn or operating cur-o
hi Junior now ihlto'uvar boron.
in: will out on ll number of whom
«all My to plow his claim. .
The howling will be continued all;
mm boundary until 5 oblong. The
immersion seemed to mull realm
110011”th tint trillion mm m .
tilmish mwith the whole herring out
out. -
7 nominal “do ul' who.
doorman the mum undo a
download that fill. downy tarball nil
Telephone: 923
in the only limo protection
uninst'nioths.
Don‘t will until you lam a
bwnitul (or ruined mm
”H.115 one of then plum. 1‘
"W. 1.1. 11 number of aim
1111! show to color ”on. ‘
«claim? “I! the W
and 3m 1910 1111111 hits. it who
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