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object lessons oi the used oil the Wide,
spread application of Progressive min-I
ciples. In the district Where the rioté
ing has occurred the employing opeH
stars have endeavored to keep the
miners in a state of practical portage
by the use of the company stories: This
fact has bells recognized and the brace
tico forbidden in most civilized coun-
tries‘; in England. for instance legls
lotion was passed forbidding this prac-
tice more than seventy years ago. The
West Virginia Legislature did its duty
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will hold a. stated couclave tomorrow
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V eisElhsfleave for Rochester, Bun
titty morning, to attend the grand
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Miss Edna Selby and Miss Amanda
Christensen. or South Norwsik. and;
spendingthe week‘at Asbury Park. , '
\«Divieion No.-1,‘A. o. H. will meet,
at its rooms this evening, and go inl
a body to take part it the street car
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40h, afternoon and evening, tour New
‘ York artists.
' Miss Alice Christensen and Miss
Mary Beacon, of South \‘orwaik, are
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.rfi'Oharlea Silvernail ,0? Bridgeport,
who has been staying in Westport for
the past few weeks is visiting with
, his people in Norwalk.
James M Benedict, oil Norwhllt
still remains in the same condition all
his home. Mr. Benedict has been ill
for a number of weeks.
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George Crolut. who recently moved
back to iiroud River from California.
has secured a position as agent ion
the Adnm' s l: sprees Couipeny, at Sag
Harbor, Long lslnud, nnd will move
his family there. 1
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payment oi! wages. and prohibiting
persons and corporations engaged in
mining and manufacture (com selling
any merchandise or supplies irdm
percentage of profit than to outsid-
‘ ers. These laws were contested in the
courts as unconstitutional.
“As a whole the West Virginia court
has declared that they Were ineffeC<
tive, as in contravention of the Constls
tution The court explicitly states that
by putting the lite blood of menl wo-
men and children en a level with the
commodities they produce.
, “in 33 West Virginia, 179 and 188,
,the court explicin repudiated
; notion that the miners are entitled to
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selling to the laborers at a higher
price than to outsiders. The court
ll f stated that these laws represented un-
H inst interference with private con.
laborer under 'legielntive tutelage.’
which was ‘degrading to his manhood'
and ‘euppreeelve of his rights as a citi-
zen oi." the United ‘States.’
"The opinions put the caseflot the
‘new i‘reedom' concisely. They say
that the laborer has the freedom. or
‘ as they phrase it, the ‘right’ to sell
his labor as he thinks best. and that
any law controlling this right is uncon-
‘ etitutional. Literally and exactly
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guarantee the laborer the right to sell
himself into slavery. Finally when the
result was an outburst 0! wild vio-
lence. so that there practically 're-
' ‘ ,mnlned no law, no .conetitution, .
” 5court. the authorities Wei-e torced
grapple with the actual need of thins!
by instituting martial law.
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by Father Collins. a priest whose
knowledge at the situation and devo-
tion to the cause or labor seem to be
unquestioned, it was necessary to de-
clare martial law. But once order has
been restored it is even more essential
that the governmental authorities
shall resolutely devote themselves to
the destruction of the bitterly unjust
conditions which were responsible for
causing the anarchy.
“i wish 1 Could make the men of
property in this country. the big busi-
ness men in New York, in Boston, in
Providence. throughout our 'country,
understand that in fighting such con-
ditions as these in the bituminous coal
~ fields, and in lighting such court deci-
. alone as those which i have quoted. i
am lighting against anarchy, against
‘ the socialism oi the i. W. W., and in
favor or law and order and for prop
orty.
‘ “in dealing with big corporations. as
in dealing with all business. it is an
‘hbsolute necessity for us to abandon
. , the utter folly of discriminating
against them on the ground of also
.. instead of on the ground of conduct
Combinations may exist for a good
‘ purpose. just as they may exist for
a bad purpoue. whether among busi-
. ness men, among farmers. among ia-
borers; and as regards all of them our
aim should be attentively to suppress
combinations that work evil. and also
to favor those that do well, while new
toleamBook-
keeping,
As yet the proprietors at the Beach-
side dun (lreens Forms, have not sou
cured n license for their piece of but
these and without the license, they do-
alers that the place has absolutely no
, Milli). Stops are being taken to secure
a license tor the inn
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Miss Josephine urotberton. or
slackman avenue. Danbury, who hol
i position as teacher in German. ill
be Norwniix High school, has gone to
item to take a course in science and
ore-try in the Connecticut Agricul-
:urai seminar school.
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bituminous. coal acids.
which considers or social all
”William B. dumbest. son or bridal-lie
rum pertained: University. tram item in: the flood waters or the on
‘ “or Paris. Mace, where in} Int! his
show. student our study present
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since election in. tho'West Virginia
in oponinl . his speech.v"¢olouel
Wait pointed to the Procter-lye
platform upon which be no for the
pro-low. last fail" as a donuts t
eludnwo downwind hurt. that
lid and Mrs. iii. iii. Quorum. or South the mucus! sovernmoatuudortoiloon
remit. tort inst sands: with a chum a mitotic scale the worn a! because
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against anarchy in favor of law and or-
der and for property.
"The utter futility of the plan of so-
. tion, or rather non-action. advocated
in both the liopubllcnn and Democrat
is platforms last year, and christened
by d’resideht Wilson with mountin-
que’nt vagueness "the New location);
has beenotrikingiy shown by what has
than occurred in West Virginia.“ Col:
onol Roosevelt declared “The New
mix, a: the his men to crush the
i ‘ alien, and to shield their iniquity
*bdountlrithe cry that they are excrete
in: More."
Monet Roosevelt‘s speech this an
sounded the keynote at the
Wye policies and opened the
of part! ideals and idea
ills. ‘wili continue two days. Moo
first chin to Proudout Wilson's orti~
mm cold:
"A metal Itadroi’tho articles that
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m' is nothing whatever but the hunt "on 5‘
Mitt or the sirens to my on the F vi? a the Programme Constitution; and the courts are to
tile on "Will New M " Golan“ imt about
ertholcco exercising over them such
thorough-going control as to enable us
to be sure that they in very {not do
well. alike to cmnpstltors, to wage
Workers and to the soiiersl public.
but of coruso i assume that there
must be meaning. and it this assump-
tion is warranted. thou 'l'l'iie New
hecdom' nioonu nothing whatever but
the old license “anointed into terms "our proposal is to put the govern»
0! mouth! rhetoric. , moot, acting for the general public.
_ ‘Tbsro is but one way to interiors in such shape that it will not heir line
with freedom to indict slavery on oth~ ties as a favor but demand it an e
on. and thatis by invoking the super- rildit which it to refill! and able W
vioory, the regulatory, the controlling enforce. The Constitution belongs to
and directing powdr or the govern the «pueblo and not the hoopla w “I“
lost your demanded in their plutiormliimsnis at the people precisely as in
and as r and others like the demand» true or all other public servants. legisv
ed in our speeches." lstive and executive alike. it is tor
Denim: with the regulation or set- for the people had not the courts tog
notations and combinations and using say whether we shall have such laws
the Wm Wotan strike on the but: in the interest or social and industriul' ”mm" 1* " Wm" “M ‘1‘“
tor his “summit tor the adoptim or Justice, ants providing (or duh only
muesli" principles, Colon“ lime meat in «ms and abolishing those
volt sold in part: company stores.
What is 11mm: that thorough "In the words or Mir-bun Manda,
Wt out the cocaine“ union we propose that the people slash com
more the was Virginie museum ovum amtbwwtthwmtitum.
seas; lotus mwemiusotusi mttoomtbmtbmwholhmulr- .,
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“in stt'lcntdocordance with the priuciw ,
Chow freedom*~Whieh ‘
themselves sews as the most strikins ‘
stores to their employee at a greater
, a contract for labor is property, there‘ .
the ,
decision stands on a par with one .,
which. in the name of freedom; should
‘Judging from the letters published'
nasal-omission: has the when m the
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people of the whole country the right events A line ti 1.
everywhere to create conditions which the Scouts and 1
will tend for the uplift of the ordi4 among the party
nary, the average men, women and
children of the United States."
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l Practically all a
closed tomorrbw,
main open this eve
holiday business. ,
lwill be open toni f‘
ibut will be closed a
Post Office A,
The banks will be «
marrow a. legal ho
.v'rhg Norwalk Country Club. zomces m town Will 0
There will be dancing ,at the Nor- holiday schedule
walk Country Club on Independence . Court La
Day with music all afternoon. The Th u
' _ 6 Fourth or July
finals in the tennis tournament (don Court Laurel Club
bles) will be played on that day. l r 5
‘ The Knob Club. '
At the Knob Club the usual Fourth
of July music (and ,dancing will be
held. Bram elds orchestra of Stem-
iord. will in tlsh music for both the
Concert and the eyeding’s terpsichor-
'ean delights. Tennis finals will be
run oil in the club tournament. Che’il
Robertson will serve a special holl-
dsy dinner. . _ . ,
The Nor-walls Yacht Club. ‘
There will be music and dancing at be a. potato race. thr
the Norwalk Yacht Club tomorrow; mk race, relay rate
There will be no oiiiciai racing but the men, 30~ysrd dash /
many at .the yachtsmen plan to. spend “a mum dash. to
Bthe day on the wetter. . l The prize awards
The Belle Island Club. l are guaranteed to in
The formal ppening oi the Belle Il- 911308-
la'nd Club will take place tomorrow. The evening's ante
and will be celebrated by a ciambahe, Consist of a duet, “I
races, and dancing. with excellent mu. trio. from Lucresia 89
ale to be furnished for a concert dun “Here's to Love " tr '
°ing that diterfioon. " '5‘ " “it a ‘* :31th Girgt” ”Ghoiuédi
The a... Norwaik Yacht Club the 00““ Laurel CE
The motorboat races will attract '10 03 by the members
, out-of-tewn guests.
many to the East Norwallx iacht Club‘ After the musical
tomorrow. The races have been an- games an d dancing “ll
ranged and promise to liven up the 1
club and are already drawing much , .
attention; The prizes have been one . ‘
hibitlon at Price' 5 Clothing Store and ”IBDLETow. Jun _
a great deal of favorable comment has
been heard about them i
Rowaytonn Yacht Club, .
There will be best racing under the
attending.
the water sports will ,
These will include th‘
for men; 60-yard re.
yard race for children
one race and fetching
The beach sports
mediately after the w,
have been decidbd.
MiDDIJFH‘OWN. July
was arrested head: ‘
family trouble, but h .
l to deport before court is
complete the arrangements and every;
thing bids fair to a'succeasiul dull.
R0100 Point,
Roton Point will be gsyer than ever
on Fourih-di—July this year. There
will be a concert and cabaret on the
hotel veranda and the restaurant will
servo special dinners. These will be
dancing in the evening, as usual
Swimming will be among the diver-
sions. '.
Calf Pasture Beach.
There will be things doing at Cslt'
Pasture beach, the camp city, tomov
£22.23?" 3,1,? ,gfjtgs $33,323:; 1.... or a... to... o. the‘iuds ,.
and a big time is expected. . He was accompanied ‘by ‘
, Menard 0 Ryan. whom he
Flio’s Fireworks.
so cleric. lie ordered Mr.
The annual exhibition of fireworks, take possession of “w “0"“
which James Filo always gives for and books on the desk»:
the benefit of Springwood people, will Judge Donahue sot onfitiio i)
this your be better than erer and the
a while waiting for business. .
list includes inauv handsome set blee- thought Judge Pearce, who
ea. ' ‘
putroimen's room. must be:
Gompo Beach. . cases. and he went there.
Crowds or people will get to the new Poems was not tryiu: M'
shore by going to Comps lichen this was none requiring attention.
year on the Worth. The management argument began on the uteri
has arrangements to accommodate a cases. Judge Donahue prod
large throng and it is expected that; commission, signed by the
over a thousand people will bojound and Judge Poems toldhiih . .
on the bench that day. good. Mr. Donahue rotunda .
Tb. Dorian HON", was no good why did no” a -
1 Many shore-dinner parties have ”"9 him '0 ”a if 11 W" ..
booked accomodatlonu at "Johnny 0's" 99”“ ”I” ’19 W” "M in,
for tomorrow, and it promises to be W I“ 9‘ “0 WWW ]
a busy day {or the proprietor and W” “W0 Jud” “309m“???
1“, ma, . letter said be m with
the doorman court decide
V“ M" l" ‘ “mm" lion, but in the monotone
ole Horses in a communication to hold court. Jud .
to The Sentinel but warned People to? we 5 d d '
Watch out let on electrical disturbance ’ u so on was W_
finally Chief lnglis tel, him
presumed Judge Peam , had'
the doors locked. Judie ...
tamed a hey from mm
tered the courtroom. billings
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no harm mu mar the simmer 02 ”m l M ‘qu m" ”
court.
It honor our. . no club to «mind to
do the sound immnswmww
All sin-u». who will be on their mum “may in on
Jobs tomorrow and then or hire have
been charmed for the any. 'l‘um
will be picnic psi-tin all over on tin;
have noon the was
when: “hues. ”I“
instances. they
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