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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 24, 1913 · page 5

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ifwmtTI-IER FORECAST.
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settled; light to moderate variable
winds. weather conditions: The wes—
tern diatnrbance now terms a trough
a: low pressure eittendlng from Ken
eds northeaatward to Upper Michigan,
and a secondary disturbance liar de-
veloped during the last twenty tour
hourS. which is new central over Tex-
as. These disturbances are producing
cloudy and rainy weather in the Min-
eififlppi valley, and the western por-
tloil of the Lake region. Scattered
showers Were also reported in the
eitatern portion or the bake region
and ailing the coast from New Jersey
to‘ Maeshchusette. The temperaturee
are high east of the Misplaeipbi river.

ignorant A YEAH Aeo’ TonAv:
pernture: Low. 43; high, (if;

 

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The Norwoik Baal. Gilli) will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow evading.

u—i—nn—un-ke

George: Stone, of New Yorlr, is
spendinx the day‘- in Norwaiir on boat.
new.

John I. Walsh. of Norweik ie
unwinding the day in Bridgeport. on
business.

 

 

Rev John Btapletcn will he one 0!

the apeoinero at the session of the Can- '

mention“ Men's Club. in Stamford.
this evening

 

P. C. Lounehury lodge, No. 128. N
m 0. P. held ito rexiilar meeting on
Tuesday evening. One candidate was
initiated. litter the business meeting
dancing was enioyed until a late hour.

in. mm”: Lodge van on:
'i‘emple Lorine, ht, Weatnort. thin onen-
ins. and the mentor moron doarho
will he conferred. There will he a raw
iron: the Nomnlir hedge that will go

 

The general court or the Daniel or

the Foundliro and Fotrioto 0t Arne:- “

ica. will nieet in Hartford. No1 iii
«no in the evenihx the Connecticut
minty or i-he order will
the general court at dinner at thei
limlord Club. A,

 

The Suburhen Clulihouae corporeu
tloi: of Mumford one died I corpor-
oiled certificate in the oilieo or the
atria imam A Till: ea’pltal a 02.000.
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entertain '

New Post: cards

of the City

2 for So and liter 5e.

" DevelopingiDept.
Developing and Printing the best
that can he had“ We use Velox only

Donneily’ .s

Stationery Store

18 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

 

 

 

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“ Vacuum :2
Bottles

Keep liquido hot 36 hours and l.

cold 80 hours.

Pint Size
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35 WEST WASHINGTON IT.
. IOU‘i'i-i NORWALAK.
no new: Nliw IUlLDING.
Prompt Delivery. - ' Phone 897

 

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David W. Minced
:EE Enter:
or wane moron or.

, Tat. «lice. 1000-3: Home. 00:.

 

Mansirm House
8 WANHINOTON 8‘1".

” 00 Nice Retiree: Moderate rho...

Fine Tahiti ingard Molar Dinner
Breadth“ or slipper 260.

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any: Crowded. There‘s a Balloon}

CHM. NAME». PROP.
Phone 1667.

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eaeaarartv OF LABOR. .
A There oonld hardly be more romantic
Material tor a novel than in set tor-ll:
hi the nowap‘apar. in decor-thing the
life experience or the new aeoretaryi
or labor or the United Breton. Thia
man euriouriy enough in a Willdn at
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A redueat for a catalogue. or demonstration,

County dietributor,

will recelxe prompt attention.

OSCAR H BANKS. — :- Ae

GARAGE. RIVIR ITRIIT. NONWAL.

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Fertiiirertz Gardening. Plowing, Laird“ Rolling; Grass Seed
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neiect the shoot wood for the pumHypreoa. which lair exper-
lance [6%. la the moat pleasing and durable. item: have 1: older-

out min out id; you will and here the but under or all Honda.

The Hotel: 8: Bailey Company

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Four long blasts of the whistle at
8: 30 a. _.m and 12: 30 p. m. indicate

rlro 1‘oolio'ol1 for the following aeaaion.

 

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Boil Butter .
Best Flour

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’ (Continued mom nrat page.)
locomotives on drivers, was granted,
although the award provide; that all
wages that were higher-or conditions
that were better than- lined-in the
dward shall not he interfered with
This: provision aueeta a number of the
tornado: inrol‘veo. Tirol: n were
also reilhved 'or The dirty 'bit iéaidAnS

” amines.

Award in Compromile
The award is considered in the
nature of a. compromise, on the tire-

" men asked an increase estimated in

the neighborhood ot‘nrteen' per cent.
{the total amount. or wager paid the
ilremen, who number about 35,000, is
829.000.000. lie-that the increase or
from 10 to 12 per (rent. will cost: the
railroads from 02,000,000 to $3. 480.-
000 annually, The award is eflective
May 3. thia date having been fixed in
eccordanoe with the provieiona o! the
(Erdmah act under which the board
was appointed.

Judge William L. Chambers, chair-
anon o! the board, and his uranium,
Albert Phillipa, vicemre‘aident of the

fi Brotherhood or Locomotive Firemen

and Enzinernen. 1nd W. W Alien
bury, third vicepresident or the
Pennsylvanin. all declared that. the
award had beenAuuanlmoua. nltliOuzh
it waa admitted tht there had been
several points on iv): 1: they had been
unable to seven until almoat the last
naught. . " .\ ..

. Cemmlaalon Appointed.

«The two-firemen question is die
posed of by providing for an “edition
orient commission" to decide whether
an extra fireman la neonaaary. 'Aiihia
nommlarion is empowered to not
Where 0 uottiement cannot be made
between the firemen’a committee and
oniciaio or the road. The “admit-
the award aeto
forth; moat conniat or two member-

the tour. A who "anal! Elie chaifinah.

ii to nth-3:: upon the

 

The price for each number of above illustrated
Don't forget to buy the benutiful FASl-VAIIO
when purchased with a‘ 15 cent pattern. '

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The Great A8zP Tea Collin .

ru‘wagniuerou? IT. AIOUTH NONWALK
Deliver!” all?! III. and 1:50 a. :n.

4 time rrom initial point to tie

, creases ranging from $2. is to

charter: hy the railroad oomph”. two ‘
hy the firemen and one relented bx‘

 

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tern is 15 cents.
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P. BEERS

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a large bag 70::

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The II

on account of the "eixteAen .‘ll'li
service' law will he paid Aco

increases in the rates of Wages
rounded in behalf of beetle“,
helpers on electric .iocomotiveo.
are granted. althouglrfiihe An
are not so large an demonde‘
, The firemen's ‘ .
from $2. 56 a day on weigh: oi
sense:- loconfotlveo on driven Adi
than 80.000 pounds to 84.00 ‘ ‘
weights 350.000 pounds or
Ad‘hey were given in the Ill} 7 ‘

less than 80,000 pounds to 83
all engines over 350.000rprlilnd
84. 00 on Mallet engines regard.
weight. 02: freight eerv cd‘the it
were somewhat hi er,
over 300,000 pounds on retiree:
ring an increase to 8400 a day
EARTHQUAKE AND OII‘H
' TURBANCEB~
Uncle Horace Makoa Sonia Prodi.
tor April and May.
To the Editor ,0! The Sentlne .
The earth will noon be moving.
the quake belt of All: orbit. it
waihie to any definitely in
trouble will be located.‘
in external force. «paused by
tractlve force of eurroo ding ,
u Zich have an influence vi
teeth: to the earth’s central ii:
is a very great power;
opot of earth Will yield to ‘
mm the 28th to the 18th
will .be a local diethrbanee i .
morsphere. not or nine A ‘

 

 

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