Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 23, 1912 · page 5

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'al to this ommlssjon" said “No

‘ ” 2 ' ‘ A ‘ 2 2 Fitzltoraltl, "to compel the witnoss to thing. handed a written pic
' New Post cards 1. A - A. ‘ A 'A x AA ' 2 ' toll who those men are.“ ‘ " ition to Air Brocn regarding A itcA
2 V ‘ ; A A‘ _A AA 4 2 A “ 2 “The commission cannot compel the. tion."

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A A A. . ’ A A A AA A 2. A A _ . witness to answer,“ said Judge Casdti “And between June 7 and 10. I

JUSt ‘ out “ _ _ _ ' AA ' V 2 y ' (“Command “0." first; 9333') ‘ After a low inure questions Judge the men wci'A acting on the hill) in»
H ‘ 2 A. A 3 A A2 A ‘ ‘ _ ' A W”. ‘ 1 (loss asked to what extent the mat- H210“ ill'OllOBMOII Wit hired the 8i. A A

2 of Belle Islstitl Club H‘ousc and 7 A A, A “ A A 2 f A those comparison as based upon tor Act a uniform wuss throughout tho breakers." . 2 "
2 _ . A2 1 .2 A2 2 2 ‘ " advertisements in WA Haven news. system entered into these conforms-as. i “I was tuld that the men had like

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

lot the New Haven conferees had 1111-? that was not an interpretation 2th
F", t“ Got Earnings. dorscd it but that :Maher had said be A witness had but upon thovote.‘ 2
A Both W. B Fitzgerald and‘ Duvid would use hisbcst ondeavérs to havci “Mr. 13191111 told me.” said tho'wi
3““ Fitzgerald tried 1“ vnln ‘0 get at it accepted. .. ‘EA nose, "that the men had' voted to
~ sonic will“ alluding. out 3“” what The matter of the financial retur latrike 'if necessary and that he undid
the earnings M the New Haven divis»: of the company was then taken 11 colleagues had gone as for as the
‘0" wane, but the witness said h‘B‘snd the witness said that /tbene is mum.” 3:2 V ‘
business was operating ”0‘ account separation of the receipts in so for 11111 Men in the. Meetings.
ins. and he knew nothing about the it was possible. but he sold the varl I “You hays said i") hull me‘
figures. He finally said Ato Arbitrator on” divisions overlapped so that n. th ti 1 y u “ 2
Fitzgerald that general] Auditor A. S ldetlnite demure “.0 a 1 lb] ese mac “g5 "1110 reported to yo
. 9 n W 9 "19°53 (1. gwhot was done? asked h‘itzgomld
M” of the New Haven loud received He said he could. not tell the receipts: "Yes sir ..
the figures from the various divis- of the New Haven division , l “what kin (of men ni'eA these?"

01 lift cover sty.ic 2. . .
ions. and he would probably know. “Will ,
1 1. iou tell me what effect the! "The are lionesIt men 1. replied
AAttorucy 590°“ invited the “on" outside influence had when the men witnessy

A. J Collins 81 ”o.“

_. L A ‘ . asked for a postponement of the day; 1-1 don't My that but .1 want

II . A7 . A, A Building and look over the reports of meeting?" asked W. B. Fitzgerald. know what they are.”
. of th: Connocticut company there. i “The most prominent effect was “it is our business to know what 1
I” w . . W on the company concluded h ‘3 that the) agi‘eed to meet m6 “t 12 going on and the vote of these me
A GOOD THING SELDOM “HAPPENS." direct me 1“ 4'15: Frank P M“ er’ioclock and then decided at 2. 30 that 1 h
‘ one of the committee of conference ‘ doesnt a ways operate againstt e
or MUS'rA as MADE To “flAPPEN.” A i b 1.1 1 112 (ii A 11 ' they couldn't meet me" ployes."
was "2‘” °“ “ re “ a l e ‘0 ey“ ‘fTImi- is you1 opinion only?" asked “You mean to say that 129.11.

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100 dillerent patternsIto so Al Otl N C) ‘ ‘ I ‘ 2 ' 2 A ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ papers oi: June 1919 and June 1912, The witness said it had beén discussed on a sitike vote. and I didnt (in
loot trom 50 1" EW “35' ‘ and soother was furnished by in. generally among the coutercea trom tithe any chances on it " A
‘ M h h M S f 207 Schoenbergor lit Sons Co. ' ‘ 2 the whole system; He saidihat nonei Judge Case Aaskcd ‘iue witnm 1:"
w to eons a avnng o A o A

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WM P. BEERS

STATIQNERIY STORES
‘ South Norwnlk 13nd Nogwaik

E 7K. BANKS
Whackomo Hotel Block
.2" . Booth NorwIIik

 
 
 

...toyon

Our line 01‘ Refrigerators are all of well known nuiltcs, such as
‘The White Mountain. Leonard /Clcunabio, “McKee and Moos. They
are economical users of ice, made on stilctly sauitnry lines, in nor-
celain white enamel. zinc and galvon‘ized linings, in eithcr apartment

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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My business and the confidence of my customeis didn't come ‘ men to contradict some of the state- A‘rhitiutor Fit c aid.
by chance I've built them up tery cnietufiliy on the solid foundo- ments made by Mr. Pnndciford ini ”3 r zmen to join this otganization and to
tion at fair treatment. M1 rule is to give every customer not only: ' New R "”1" o d, lwhat the men do?"
the fair treatment he‘s entitled to. but if possible, a. little better. reference to the conferences: Thus u g 3 ar 1 «I didnt on 11131"
That's the way l'v made my busin so, and that's how I intend be M" and his direct examination Album“)? Deming then asked: 1. ‘B i th t Y b t th i i tit
e e 2 u . ii a W it e (0, sn
' was concluded not at adjournment 2 Hon much do these two running 3 Y
to keep it. F’air dealing always, and a little bottoi it I can. It . Th as illjbc ed thi morn-‘ boar do 11 d d to the width of th ctr.” 1 "i‘hcy protect the company an
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us. .. 6 C e W resum ! .. e ‘ 2 tb h or S 1 fl 2 ‘th
, -- '2 1=~ ' . MANUEL T HATCH ing, and it is barely possible. that all " mach is eight inches wide. The l 9 men 0 d. they“? mes 35 st
2 , 2 ‘ ' ' of the evidence will be in by 5 o'clock excess because of the second runnins‘ ““5 ”Wm ‘1 ““3“ ““3. -
. There will be 22a meeting 0‘4““ WEATHER FORECAST‘ M ' tonight '11? it is the arguments willi board is about eight inches’ {certain men were unkind. At '.
Barbers' Union tonight. First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its oustow ' . ”Monk" “me when things W

 

 

W A . i‘ . . .. , . . __ . . . ‘9 commence tomorrow morning. ‘ “I tlllllk that extra Width l8 con- A . . .
__ . A F01 \orwaik and vicinity. hair to ers Bonnie Home Ground Feed tor Horses. Lottie and Poultry. I A 2 , ! sidemme m anyone waning on the nearing 11 mists we told our insid
Miss Helen Stunges. of Norwalk. night, Wednesday fair followed by in: V PUMGWON 0" 3‘3"“i

 

 

 

 

. A z to lice their eals and c

A . . _ . A mm curb stone (the is forced to jump out men ,9

spent Thursday in Dunbuxy. Icienslng cloudiness and rising tem- . 2 ‘ ' . Manager Punderford was lecnlled of me way to escape losing his legs, open." _ I ,.
Miss Mary McAllist‘er 0f Waterbury porutures. The area of high pressure, .. ---— , . to the witness stand when the session ,r‘emalkcd lodge (31156.2 Oh ‘inoidexs, eh? Did your 3 33

who has been visiting her aunt m fliar- control over the Lake region made begun at2 oclook. in reply to ques- “What if nnithing, do you requiie report to you about the arbitration

2 . ' . tions by 111.1; Fitzgerald he said that Act ”It 111w material?" meeting "
. . . . , . . . . - > next asked

:iorIIavenue, 1eturned to her home yes . he? :10"; Exéfnisfh 111155;: :‘MMYI‘: 2 ‘ A Concrete Cement F182 the company rarely found difficulty ini Judge (tum 2 “N6 we didnt cute to go into tho
6‘ ay. ——---—--- ‘clotntfnuis tn" uéhide : oi, Gill's 11 t ' ' ’ L hiring what _help wds needed. He: “Their references and then puts Ameemg Very deeply

Miss Laura C Bak er of East Nor weather eastU 0:1 tl’ieulilis:(i)sslpfiie:fv1:l (lCurb 81 Gutter Reset said that an experienced man was icai ('liumt'terlsthS” ' , “:i‘licn those spies didnt report to

' 2 wort mm 11 n e ri ncedt .. , '1"
walk visited the Danbury ‘SIumnier'Nor- A well defined disturbance has devel- . Old Walks Recovered manhbut finalists: tenuglcgg 0: gen A You uon!‘ give a man who has 3703‘???“ that meeting
mad School in company with a friend titled in the northwest and 13 now com I T W k vic the im rovement in the value oil been employed on another road a job - ' _
last week. tial over south Dakota ‘11 is broduc- qude. Excavating. 93m or e 1) ll {until you have looked up his record, 1 Company Rests Its Case. _
-— —— lug unsettled showeiy weather with A ' the experienced man was very sma lwill you?” asked W. B Fitzgerald. That finished the Punderford .ex-

 

“‘55 Kathryn Rellei 0‘ Springfield. rising temperatures northeast of the R A Y M O N D B R O T H E R S 1;: m‘fdnie‘finr‘t‘fd mags—1'2": $21" ‘ ”We wow." said the witness. “The, -a1nlnatll0n and Attotney Spock put in
1‘2_‘AMass. is the guest. of Mr; and Mrs. Rocky mountains Conditions fayor in . . .A A I n “3 e an a n ’itrouble is that we don’t know they the tailioud repoits the food prices

 

 

t ghtfifng Montgomeny all their home this VlCliiit) fair and continued cool 2;]; inthiIetheIcompanV could rely “53:11.49 hInIdhthA ExilellEIlCe until afterIaInd read into tIhe lecords portions 0
n 11 avenue weather followed b increasing cioudi- ' ‘ 63' go . e o 11.” he r'cpmt of tie Massachusetts 00'
” I._..__..._. . 3933 and slowly rizing temperatures. . , A P“! M F0“ 0f Em. . , ‘ “They require no technical training mission which made a plivslcal Aval
Miss Ruth lurkby, who has been vis— . ’ ' . In answer to further Questions lie: whatsoever then?" asked Judge Case nation of the New Yotk, New Haven -

 

 

 

 

' Sting Mrs. G- 13- Vreden'burg. of 55 WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. said that. there had been instances ofi "None whatever." Annd Hurtfmd rload
Bnyvderw EWING. has returned‘ to her Temperature: Low, 64; high, 80. i ' men working :01 sevciui yccis for the W. B. Fitzgerald then asked some Arbitrator Fitzgerald asked Attor
home in Dnnbui'y. Par\11y cloudy. ‘ O B J k II WALL BTREET, company leaving its seriicc nnd.A questions as to the power of the pub hey spook about some apparent (1
~——-——-—— A _ ._._____.____,_ , . ac son NORWALK when they came back, going to the lie utilities commission. but Judge, crepanoies between the tepOrt oft .
Abram POdelefSl‘y 0f Ne“ 'io:kc1t\ Uncss Tribe. N0. 35. Red Men. will ' . ~ I ' foot of the list. He said the resSOn Case stopped him with the remark Conuecti ut‘compnuy and‘ figures
is spending a few dais With his Dal“ meet this atoning. . 1 . Optician WHO" “I. (or this was common railroad prsc- ithot he was getting into pretty deep which Spock had submitted. Alto

cuts, 311'. and Mrs. L. Podelefsky oi

 

 

 

 

 

 

. - ' tice. gwater. (some confusing dialogue Arbitrat 1'
F0” 5mm 333* NMMH‘ ‘ P C. Jflllllfibllry Lodge, N E. 0 P. Everything in the O tical fine "Does that blend with your sliding! "The running boards are 11 benefit Deming bloke in with We 1;.emark
mg I; B Ragga... daughter Miss “'“1 meet this evening 27 scale practice?" asked Fitzgerald. (to the company. are they not?" asked ‘-I pledge myself in osplaln it satis-
‘ ’ ' ' . ' . - ~ ~—r ‘ “He goes back to work and 118‘: Fitzgerald. ffactorily to Dr. David E Fitzgerald.
. . B k . f Fort street. tune , A2 .
L233; ingiae; \t‘v‘eck Bradford 10 Butler Chapter, R‘ A' M" 33' “ill Eyes Examined Free blends with it " was the answer. ‘,2 “I testified before the public utill- n all comes from the companys 33;...
visit friends for ‘a 19‘; days ' .“O‘d their regular semi-monthly meet. 1 "How long before a man can take lies commission that I feared there tem of keeping the trolley reports an
' mg tonight. charge of a car ” asked Judge Case. would be a great” many accidents the steam reports together" 2

 

 

3“- James Tierney. Jr,. 01’ Bullet. The South Norwnlk Fire Police will

street returned to his duties in Glov- have u shore dinner at the Dorian i. . .
or‘s shoe store yesterday morning, at. Point ”0mm this evening. - - . The inquislinr then asked the wit-j This question is entirely irrele- the trolleymen. He had been seye

ctr enjoying; avacation of two weeks. _«__,____ ness about the exhibit giving the Willi." Bald Judge Case, "but do 1‘011 years in the employ of the co'mpanv

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'“ ! SOW‘ ”WWW (‘amll \'0 9294. Mod- be M r A m . prices paid in other . cities, most ofibelleve in wIiItes for women " Iand as a member of the local exeg‘u
Adolph Theodore Whitten, head ern Woodmen 0g America, will hold ‘ I them lower than in New Haven, and[ 'Yes 11 do. Alive board 2 A

salesman ‘0' Francis'l-i. 149839“ & Co their bi-'wcei1li session this evening. asked. No Franchise Tax. He denied that he had said that; 3

 

“i think a fair average is two when women were getting off these At4.15 the company rested its “3.3
weeks " was the answer. icons" and Frank P. “shot was called

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

has been spending the morning Withi The car that takes you any distance and brings you back on the street railrosd company inl Prober Fitzgerald started in againlwo‘ud try to get the uniform or ‘eA.

the retail grocerymcn of south Noru Henry R Shlelds ls “”03.ng a again in peace and comfort. Northampton pays only 20 cents ‘O‘by asking: 'A system adopted or -thnt he had tr ,2

walk. !wcek's vacation from his duties as pre 1913 MODELS ' “B “1911- 13 ”13‘ any “39°“ why “18 “Do .you my a franchise tax to the to do so He also testiilIed that M n~'
' scrlpiion clerk at R. H Pluisteds Connecticut company cannot pay a . ,,.. jager Punderford said that if he an

Lester Brnoh is cnlol'ins a men drug New Now Ready for Demonstration at Our Garage. higher wage?” eltIIy‘Igt Aswarltttx; III the SIaIe .. .the men Meg to mach 3‘“ agreemall,
earned vacation irom his 8111110118 ' After 9. little hesitation the witness A5“) a “n: thin 1 New Have“. ltuey would be obliged to start all are
duties at the Norwulk iron Works.‘ Edward Fiizsimmons. chauffeur for O S C A R H B A N K S replied:"1t might be dimcuit to show "No1" 1‘ y g 0 again with Vice President Storrs. * ,

die is at present camping out at Cal: William il.Fsrrell.otBollolslu11d.rsn why the Connecticut company is pay "Wher can you ride 9 or 10 milcs‘. He said that a vote to strike had

Pasture and will ilmbflilll' be missed one of the his cars into an open trench RIVER STREET - Tolophon. OSHA NORWALK, CONN. lug higher?" e lbeen taken but that under the rule ‘

u 0 t as on
“Can' you answer my QUEEN”? 3:531:31 3&323rfdi‘i'ec‘5t engnstion‘yu got the association no strike could be

"ngi. i don’t bellevc the men .. . . ;started until arbitration had been re»
seeking jobs care very much 11130!“ F‘lom Cox B to the Lighthouse, and ‘ fused and until sanction had been its»:

from the end of Dixweil avenue to the
the financial condition of Elie com East Haven green." oelvcd from the national officers

 

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by several ymms indies about town. in West avenue, yesterday afternoon.
MM ;'but the only damage done. apparently
was to 11 tlro. which exploded.

 

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Work on A. E. Wlnchcotcr‘s new
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rapidly. The structure is now under inorgo .l. ("ttvnnngh emit-rip to open an In I . II _ He was turned over to Allows?
the influences of tho plnotorcrs and tho old western Toloxrnitli oflico in ICE CREAM p “$hst’s your opinion?" How much do you change for the Spock just at the hour (if 11 djourm
, ow (doctrinal wirink installation 11111! South Main street. shortlyus abrnncli ' n m 11 K o A ”“9 {film mm“ “6““ l0 “0“” menu 2 2 . ‘
linen millilloietl by nirmnuu .\l l. \ic- of "1., Norwalk mono furnishings THE BEST IN TOWN IIW non D n I n w. 2 wise? 1|
sci-re. ‘sioro, and so soon as tho telegraph or- i] . . "Y“ A “Five Iconic. ' u " The woman Who wants a housework
“r” not; is moved to the telephone building HAVI YIOU TRIID IT! ’ . “9 W" asked ’Wm'i I“ ”‘9 working “hut 3 the distance? or generally hos success with a

 

agreement 11m submltbed to the men. "Two miles No i don't “film “W Ami want so.

A meeting of tho gruduutos of St
W0 118“ 0“? new mocking working now and are mulling root! the word Berkshire was stricken out. i dbn‘t know just what the distance

. ' the atom will b (1 ntrcd for it! -
Mary's classes. limb to 1912.ln1iusiic c m I 5‘ occu

 

 

 

 

 

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1Alli bo hold in tho bmmncnt of 8““ch ..... ice mm. 0111‘ “delivery aortic. ll Nonlin- Ho replied that he was dealing with is." ”w“ 2
. 2“ Mary " Church M 3 ”10““ “"39"”. (Emmy dollar you «pond tooliubiy is his own men \and that ho had nothing The question of transfers was gone _ SUMMER, T'METABLE'A
~. _ droning. At. this mooting plans will 11 dollar lontwmitono torovcrl Every (loi- _ RUNDLE’S BAKERY to do with the horkahire road. into and the witness said that the 0n and ulterdMondsigdilune 1
no forwarded for this organization (If lur you 11mm and dammit with tho “lsnt 1Mr. atorrs vice president of dilferonco in percentage. of transfer the new we 015nm TIfilgTo
-' .‘2‘ m Alumni. Already “WWW“ W'I'aouth Normtlk Trust 11111111111111. NDRWALK. ‘ IA” NORWM-K-I W“ read?” ““9"": the whole travel hero and, Capt aW/fil‘i‘i‘inm RG 331113. Will
‘ thunmm has but!!! WWI! by tho 11m moons. not only 11 dollar ssvcd, but it ”i dont’ know." 0 ' 1 in Hartford would mean $20,000 it follows: .imnre Huntington t

 

"Do you want that answer to your or it could be wiped out. He

 

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doubtless no 11. sitcoms. All graduates Chemo mm”, m” "mum. in which stand?" A . said that the compnny" had sought
2 o! tho MW msniionod Mil? flqlififlitld you'll this your dollars by starting a. ‘ "You." ~ to malts the most convenient rout- 3.4.1 1 m and 5:. 20 p.111 I A
“At any time in the conterono-os did in; of the cars possible. tickets 50 cents Single m,“ 40* ,

to bo amount at ll o'clock. “‘25,," 1112041111111. now.
‘ you any that it ydu and the men tailed Arbitrators missorsld then took the

to get together they would have to witnosl in band and suited about the cents 51,1319 mg. 25 costs. ‘1’ 2
Mortal] over again with Mr. atom-111‘: odious in the various cities the turn- son: from Norwuik by 8: its ‘
"told not.” log in o: tam from than or various gill have, £0111 £10311 stI Hing:
2 . The witness was then taboo. in do diVisious to those onions and than ill? 0‘1“‘€§lil.‘ecl‘ie31 “on film; it
I. . , tail over "1% various mean”: (its to route; to 1111th to 13101in the to??? {leg and “”33“” 3‘”? I
Think what you save in this clout solo. We will carry no “ tho timwfi o formal meetibn 0 1110' Wm “6 yo 011' 0 0' “11- e p on across 11 soon 1111 our
Stilts, bum, Goats. skirts. Waist: oven: 11110.11: next season. W112 rompsny’s one: on June '1 . tho Minoan said its had nothing to do 3:0 13111119 mfihgfimflg WAItgr It}; A.
prom to ohm out what we have loci of with suitor this but.) A2 Now Baron division. filo mild i no With the accounts. but its supposed 1 1 ll .

unnurpassed. Parties oi 10
thorn 1.11 an haunt 'l‘ho woman confiscation“ to listing: units < A l "will“? W?”

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milioisutlmlng tho truth that But» Martin mm”, of Connocticut ovo-
ton is (no homo of the intellectual. 111111. was bitten with it fit in Wont
(marina A. itsrkor. of Wm 211m stroot. :wulmnn street, 11111111111111; Afton
11111111 Norwoiit. A minor moment at own soul was Itiottdcd by Dr Sharer.
the 11111;, made 11 1111111111 illusory 11%- h; ho did untmond 1211111111th (mt.
tempt to lists Judge WW1“ “2 WW most. the ambition“ nonunion 11nd
wood out 11m his line of .13 soil on!!! no on intents tho Nmslit dimpltsl. '
in tho Nomads town court this mm' it is rounded that not enough to out
ins. but the lodge. unlit in W mdtnonugch moi-ink istciy tutti much ‘A

The Pans Cloak ~ at Suit House-
A m min s1. Stamford. 11,1 so. 1111111 81.. Bouts INorwIslk

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cintod tits clovor W firstly mm to do with my. awning“, . I I A mi 11.116111?“ . . .A min to stop stavmioy' 11m. .
it and 11111141. The out! “fill it! 1- M ‘ 111» in this am community on. oi oi ’ ‘ A , 1. . «_ “ Hiring autonomous». A i: ””3”" in W" m”?
we. 33111111111113 sword in? NI "inn-d minimum or. iiith to aim “flag, A A A. y 1 z A 22f A A2 . . (in “mm examination “mm” out A competitor. mm
was? morning «for 11111111111: ills A it! mud ”to: mum Mo 31w. 2 2.- , 1 A , A , 1 AA : A I A A . ' A _AI ' ““7. A“ “I? am 11 “I m trolley“ _
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