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"fill-lite, commission, in Its Award, Emphasizes interests at
Public as Paramonnt and Becomean {Creation of Permanent
Federal and State Commissions ito Deal With Wane Disputes
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Commission Holds That Should
Companies Find Added Burden
onerous They Would Be instilled in Renewing Demand for
increased Freight Rates
' WASHINGTON," Nov. 25. ._ An
hwsrd that is considered a partial
Avictory tor the 30,000 locomotive en-
gineers in their controversy, begun
last January, with the titty-two rail-
way operating in the territory east
.Aoi: Chicago and north of Norfolk and
Cincinnati, was announced here to-
flay by the Board of Arbitration which
Investigated the questions at issue.
tit grants certain increased companion.
plan and improved and uniform rules
to! service roanostodA by the engineers,
lint holds that a general increase ct
mugs. on all roads is not warranted-
W é’ih‘s 4min 0; “(resilience ore
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Md WW found that on some
do end for certain classes or ser-
nice, the compensation was too small
hill! thantore introduced into the
more the principle or a minimum
The
Award. which dates back to Mayl
lnot end will stand for one Your, set-
ties the most important American
Mor- dispube submitted to arbitration
some. the anthracite cool strike
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In its report the Board consents
the creation of federal and state wage
commissions which shall exercise
sanctions regarding labor engaged
upon public utilities, analogous to
at
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those exercised with regard to capital
by the public service commissions sh
ren'y in existence. The representa-
tive of the engineers on the Board,
P. H. AMcA'rissey, dissented from this
suggestion which,- he said in its et
lfept virtually meant compulsory arbi»
able.
Following are the most important.
01 the Board's awards and the re-
quests oi the‘ongineers:
in passenger service, a. minimum
miles or on; and so Overtime rate
one cent. per hour with so neurone
omit It so titties an hour. The on?
gAueors men 34. so one MRI on «hr
of 100 miles according to the size of
the locomotive cylinder with an over-A»
time rate of '10 cents per hour after
five hours. ‘ ‘
mu'm was granted cl! :4. 75. per" day oi
100 miles or less. with overtime pro
rate. after ten hours. The engineers.
.reqnosted rates of $535,315.60 and
$6.75 per on? or 100 miles, according
to sine 01f tho engine; and 87.00 for
Mallott enginoo: the some rates to
.opply to mine runs, work, wreck,
helper or pusher, milk and circus
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trntiou, and was wholly impractio'
use was granted. at 84 25 for 100 A
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in ““0118“ INNS!“ IOWNOO, S mlnl- “d BIND 1‘“. mm the tide I'D-
Floats ot the Norwalltfllecht
Club Washed Away, and Sinai!
Cratt 'A'lonp Shore Ioiurtid . ‘
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Large section in South Norwalk
Had to be Belaid '
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Yesterday's storm was a; ‘ record
breaker in some respects. The tide
was the highest ever known, old res-
idents stubs, being dive feet above nor-
mal oi! Wilson's Point, Boil Island
and other places in that vicinity.
Part of the Bell island bridge was
washed away, and the highway on
dermlned tor a considerable distance
The shore front was badly washed
and photo was lightning and hail
stone in the some hour.
A launch Owned by Ole» Olsen, 01
South Nor-walk, which did service
during the summer between the shore
and the old Smith's Island lighthouse,
was brokenirom her mornings) and
driven under the Norwslk Yacht
club house, where it was suspended
on i his roots. and in comer or break
The new no» of the some not:
club woo washed on the. blocking.
lute lied hinted out into the sound,
when it was overtaken by John For
roll, son of «Commodore James A.
mien, eminent or the united some
Steel omen-such. and towed inshore
coded the host mood on the looks
leversi «hundred toot north ot- tluo club
house. The blocking wits also wuh-
cd from tinder the old float. and the
latter was badly dam“
The soil boat owned by newts Wu-
torbul‘y. o! Rowsyton, anchored oil”
mentioned on Second Page.) A
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Bell Island. also broke mm one no ”availing. Astoria" and 3“]
saved with dinicuity. Mr.‘snd Mrs. .A
. —-—.. Thrown on When Car lien
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i out and on Third rm.) _ III“ ”M
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Aft
the~door twins broken and, the key
“Aliment where a We store m-
m in
band is o. wolloknowu architect one a
member or the Silver-mine court's col-
. any. met with a serious incident Sutur-
dpy afternoon, while untomobitinx.
Mrs. Boring runs a Ford touring out",
A A and accompanied by he: thwa—yos’nold
. Ion. storied tor New Canaan to set her
husband who but been there on but.
non On the more I ism do; was en—
countered end Mrs. Born: in attempt-
suto into the dish.
, The front wheel coll-putt and both
mount. were thrown out. Fortunate:
ly the rut-hop occurred in Mint at AA
housoisnd usistonoo was aim thorn.
later Mr. Thsyer osmeA‘ alone in his
automobile and Mrs. Boring and, iron
wero token to their home.
watt cud Dr. Wheeler. of New Conant
wars tailed tourism thorn Mrs. Born
in: “ground to hue It Very but {new '
um oi the rlsht mu at the elbow and
the boy‘s tent was hurt so that he
could not unit: on it A
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Also Break lots the Sporting
Goods Btere ot out...
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early this morning and an overcoat. a.
raincoat, a' suit and a number oi neck~
ties take. entrance was enacted
through the roar. the window-pus in
turned. »'
‘ Sunday morning George AWsArdwetAl's
harness and sporting store, in the
Music Hall lbleek was broken into
through the rear and two suit oases.
several pairs or shears and scissorw
razor straps, ram-s and knives were
taken. In this instance, the rear win-
dow was jimmied. the catch being
forced. 'A
The Prensky store was entered by
parties who know their. business and
were watching. all: 12: 45 o'clock Oi-
ticor Frank is. mutton we a. trip
in back or the store and inspected
the doors and. windows. at that time
they were all right. An hour later,
made a simiNnr tour of inspection and
found the back door open and the
window broken. The police system
was immediately put into commts~
stop, but no trace 0! the burglar
could be found.
The entrance into the Wordwell
South Main Itroet establishment
himself yesterday morning and report.
ed immedtetoly to the police. This
case cells to mini! e. shutter rohbery in
new we? as the
store m'
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breed Wednesday. Banner Bky.'l‘ol.
387.
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Mrs. William A. Boring, whole tins-
n. to turn out tor the animal, run the
Dr. Jenn Dumortter or south inter»
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duality. tho
For the second time within a. month
Louis Prentikv's clothing store, in-
South Main strut. was broken into
1 45 o'clock, Otncer John» AH. sinus
voted Any Mr. Warhol! A.
‘Vcetcrlyulu: Atatmtisupionser
A, ginning to and. will be presented at
the blue before it reached an expec-
blowinx. homo demote WM don‘t to
this. not by the n-A‘emon who ripped
oit‘msny shinllss for tour that there
might be some spark or tire beneath
them.
tithes a the. which stood nosi- the
been felt it victim to the torrtdc
tom or thin wind end «worst of the
. like. broke on. FortunntotytnobOdy A
woodwind
WI TURKIYI no Int! Ilia LI.
Wit A ennui grin”. it
Court Takes Bevan-Year-tlld lul-
la Germansttl From Custody
oi Her Father
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Baldltiother Was Sickaud Un-
able to Care for Her
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Pretty sevenyeorold Julia German-
otti, who was kidnapped by her father
in South xwwntu on September 10 and
hes been domed to live with him ever
since was com remanded to her mo-
nitor‘s core by Judge AI-iowud. AB. Scott,
in the City court, stays the Dun-bury
News.
The rather is on italics. but the mo-
ther is an American.
(Continued 0n Firth Page.)
~HOME-MADE
mlnoemost. grape conserve. jelly and
candles at Nelson H. Hoyt’s.
liners flit! Mill
5‘3 _
II I? III
new man compiles; the cram arena
horses“ room one '1'th were no
erred by the Point Judith lilo seven-s
myhodoywhllethohcrmwm bu-
“monasteries“ hungry-euth-
he. been button-ad in by the In! and
the typhmwumtomkinait up.
The items which you light, were
beundmeowportdor-ocosiportin
new of the in: column. The 8st:-
Wnudhriowminwmtho
Pt. Judith WI' lost 1. but
"A sudden shirt or the wind core the
barge. may from the tug.
--“.Box and Cox," a laugh from be
Trinity Parish Hall. Dec. 4th.
announces: ,
A utilise cross
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in the midst of, the horrific wind
storm yesterduy morale: at. 11:80 o'
clock, Bprtngwood was startled by an
clam ct tire. sent. in truth Pedicure
M where n chimney .han token
hunt number lit, in which Giacomo
While lives. The firemen responded
and succeeded in putting on one to
ad pm at the building, which would
hove mount the destruction or the
structure in the cert-lilo wind that was
While the. men were hunting the
W kind duck ties in
slotted m. it
Show Tonight. Tuosday Cloudy.
retire worms to... sag—roe
The Sentinel on Thursday.
who can possibly arrange to be there
should allow the meeting to be com
ducted without his mom.
one the undocumitdsuonlets
tendcnoe of every voter and it is one
posted thst all previous town mesh
in” will be put in the shade in the
matter at snowshoe as s mutt
shorter in given—from Thursday, No-
vember 28th.
December 4th. the Wodnuudny ot the
following week, and no voter should
do cunt but me «on and every
portion of the lenxiby document.
~ one whom «the Auto
woo-m FORECABT.
ties Would Not
.HARTFORD. Nov. 25.—-—-As a. result
ct its inquiry as to the cause of the
wreck on the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad» at Westport on
October 3 last, in which seven lines
were 10st and a. score injured the
public utilities commission has order-
ed that winning switch 'lnexcusabiy
located" be removed. and that here
after. "when high speed trains are to
be diverted from one track to the
which they must pass is not safe for
high speed, said trains must. be
brought to As full stop before the
other and the cross-over through,
Have Occurred
. ‘4- h'
merits." A .»
The report says that it til
Folrfield- the ’Wcshport
have been averted.
the commission’s finding A
Report of Communion.
To the Honorable Public
Commission.
Gentlemen:
switches ore set for cross-over move.
some", grin on
A.,t_ scrupulous
Moderator mussel! m will call-
u town meeting {or Wednesday, De
camber 4th. at s o’Aoloek in the even
hull (Or the pumice or hearing the
proposed charter. consolidating the
thereon, in the near future. A
The charter ,upon which n commit.
too have been laboring industriodsiy
ever, since 'lt's‘sppolntment some time
no. is ready and will be published in
The
charter no em embraces one hum”
and and twenty-two typewriten
sheets or regulation paper.
it is believed that the meeting on.
December 4th will be attended by a.
record breaking throng of voters from
both ends of the town. The matter
is one of vital interest and no voter
Betti factions the oonsolldsuonists
are
working diligently to Insure the so
Ample time for the perusal at "10
(Thanksgiving) until
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Fancy all: until. the lb.
English walnuts. lee lb.
Drake almonds. ace lb.
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APniillplns. something new. the lb. A
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( WNGMOWC DRUG ITO“ IOU),
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A We Avoid to route it
in: to be held in the town assembly A
Town of «Not-walk and taking action ‘
children.
camber of lost your. 11me .
married min this time] to:
trade anA-ker. ‘
, done so to escape a suit. or, *
nature, on m threatened
time. flinco his
Johnson but been livlnt
Johnson and. at their homuiln‘
avenue. They hove e. child. ,,
be lodged against Johnlou,'
not. been done.
out simply cm s diocese,
grounds at scenery and n
titer '
the elite In» N-orwsik colored ii
in IA trusted amnion. unit-bl
friend» among his own one ‘
polite moon.
with the necessary stem
his immune to court,
ohm-tit dolls in. Bless. of.
The one has com unite“.
in town and mammoth
Anna Johnson, thlte
has Minted divorce
against her husband. HM
colored, also or Norwclk,
grounds of adultery. This“
the cue ore returnable W
porter Court in the Deoofihel"
Attorney Loo Davis womb
petitioner. . .
Henry Johnson, is employed
Harvey 11. Kent, of Arch;
chauifeur. it moms um m
yours sac Johnson scurried
Johnson. n white woman or
sent commune Ind soon I
For the past four years W
not lived together and they to
The complaint alleges that.
on ootdrocb
second
Museum is chem erbium
Mrs. John
Johnson bu always boon
'i‘hu detriment has '
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