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under the. weather, but is feeling some
.'M'lltil improved today. .
"Alias not been awarded according to In-
v.1
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5‘ addition work as a whole is progres-
. went to the Wasbi’dgtop street bridge
' ment
‘ tlou. for: tlié New York. New Mafia
‘Ifrovidence, .II. I.
.Soutli \iain street, has been started.
' There will be two plans and twu arch
as.
tools from the Pioneer- «Hose do any
INSURANCE
Taylor 8. Golden
NORWALK rausr
”UTH CO.
BUILT! lNG.
Pure
Lard
l2‘/2c lb 30c 11
Butter
Tel 371
.. 1239;
William Perkins. oi SoutIrNorwnlk,
j‘has been the. guest of relatives in
‘ Sergeant Thomas Loatherland is still
a
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The contract for tho lloodner block
test. a"viccs at noon.
lSOllill .Norwalk Lodge of Elks will
hold a regular meeting this evening
at the Home in South Main street.
”Annual spring dance of the Nui- .
meg Club, Fri. evening, ..\sse1nhly llall. .
Sipeidel's Orchestra.
”The work of installing 11 111111 flout
at the. store of items 8: Sim ens
' —‘-‘Reddy and Ayers, 30 \au Zant Sig
Ford repairs :1 specialty,
.J
Dreamland tomorroil' night. Girld org
admited free.
Lg
There will be a special Monrougion.
of. Washington Chaplet?z NL- A .. .
night, at which .the newly-Meow of-
ficers will be installed. . E
illoward A Till1' of Bin-vie“ atone,
is confined to his .hd'mé with In' at
tack of bronchitis, He expects'to be
out in a few days: hoy%ver “a" 1
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.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 0,,Ireland, of
(Bates Court, are today celebrating“? ,
thirtieth anniversary of their man-ii
age. Friends are extending consult:-
' ulations. >
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The south wall of the vault addition
to the City Hall is progressing more
rapidly than on the other sides. The
sing swiftly.
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Officers from the police department
this morninnl' Con lions {at blockti'do
were much gmprovod tips to the vigi: ~
lance and insthtenoe Iof the depart-
waeuoypnom rhoowon mm at
R. (‘ rigours, i L *y T". "
LIL-«cud 1m? 511-10
T F Foley & Company. of South
Norwalk; received a large contract this ‘
morning which «will call for several
months' work in Springfield. Massachui
units. It will be the erection of a con
crete bridge at the Arinory iiiiii. std$
and Hartford Railroad Company
a.
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if.
(lifutto. the fruit and confectionery
dealer of Main street, noticed smoke
coming up throuin the our.
down into the collar ail
‘ and found that some findings were on '
fire. A still alarm brought two chem-
to the store arid tbeb iaze Ava: ‘1"le
guished with slight diniage. The brine
in has not‘ been determined.
.. ' ideal.
in
'Custle‘s ‘Iinnie Duck" will/Nye taught :
at Policy's class dancing scsiool at ;
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. .At 9 :10 oclock this morning Felix ‘
He {went ~>
_ "tandoori: participate ,. ,rm
. gout and letters to this not on
If bismuth ,
You can 'ibuy better
3 WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS“.
Creamery Granulated
Sugar
lb 2 5;le it
‘ East IndiaTeaCo
125 Washington Street
I 5
is a hard snow storm.
’ hone us.
' teed, to per thiarc foot.
now.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
c’ourssc'roas.
A GoOd Roof Test _.
If your
roof leaks. drop us a card or
Wh will repair and
paint it all for one price. guaran-
Call us
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”bi“ “recursion Court of Errors
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GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS
On account. of the leasing of this store to the _i’eople‘s Trust (‘0.
and tarorder to save expense. of moving stock‘ 1 ‘will offer for sale
BegindingMonday, April 2011:
All Goods at Cost?
This will give the people .of Norwalk nu Opportunity to buy
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
AT BARGAIN PRICES '
M. L. Olmsftead
’ 79 Washington StreeA
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IN‘ DOUBT
cleaned, repaired or pressed 1111's us
trial.
A. L. BRIA
Fine Tailor
‘ 82 No. MAIN ST.
Called for and delivered,
ourivnum ii bmi ..
as to where to go) vour suit made,
TEL. 92")
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AENANE llll linii‘l
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Chief Justice Prentice and Assu-
ciales Greatly Interested
Case Coming From flanbury
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"The decision in this rusut. ll )uui'
The [iced 8t Volk
Electrical (lo.
The Only'Fully Equipped
ELEG'mtoAL SHOP
In the rows
AUTO oUPPLlEI
Phone cos—~50 30 Main 8t.
80. Norwaik.Mu1 4: lisil‘ Block.
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llUllill‘ll lllf'iilift, All it mltllor (if grunt
iuumrlnm't- to thi- wliulv uuinuiui'lui‘»
lug community of the l'uilud limit-'1
It is watched for. carefully and in
itonlly, Your decision will alumni
[the question Will there he prumrn
lsioii in economic conditions
Those were the Ilnul words of an
ihnprcsshe argument mode in the nu»
.prcmc court of errors yesterday at-
Aternoon in llll‘t «use of tho Associated
lint Ma: inf-'ariurms 1s. the 'llhli'tl'
lntdcidi t‘on1pan_1 oi" liunbury. by
Milton Ilnunnunn of Non York who
.,on motion 11 as permitted to argue the
illrldgcpori.
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Walsh and iluhliell and Edward .I.
Quinlan were also attorneys of record
Coupon No. . 2
COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE. .3;
I Presented by The Evening Sentinel.
Every day As a
gscuum Bottle pan. .
W1;
Bottle.
' Nickel Cup Attachment.
keep liquids hot 30 hours. and cold 80 hours.
Most Durable, Most Sanitary.
Ready to use. all complete,
Every Bottle guaranteed to
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, Present the 21138de é3upon at this office; T‘fwith dive
others of consecutive' data, and the cost :aniodnt off“:
pensc 'items named belo‘iv and get this Simplex Va
* $2 50 Vacuum Bottle
including a handsome
Strongest.
Most Simple. .Hig'hest
Vacuum and Most Economical Bottle Made.
Every Bottle Guaranteed.
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Rubber-toned
and Nickel
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All
ickel
$1.13
Before
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. having that suit 111sdo,hav-
g .- tag your cleaning and press
5' .. lug done. give me. a trial.
3 ‘ LADIES' sun's MADE TO
3% ORDER AND SATISFACQ‘
‘5 TION GUARANTEED, '
M. Dolini
Ladies' Tailor
85 N. MAIN ST.
I .for the plaintiff.
ants appeared Eugene
{Martin J, (‘uuninlzhuiu
.ludsozi on the brief
A Reserved for Highest Court
A aludgc (‘uriis heard the case in the
Asupcrior court and resorted it lor the
Asupremc court. on questions of in“.
Aarislng upon the pleadings and find
.ing of facts.
A $5,000 Penalty involved
A The plaintiffs sued to collect a pen-
l
t‘. Dempsey and
and
alti of $5 000 for violation of an
.agreement entered into voluntarily.
Aand for the. mutual benefit of all the.
lmcmbcrs. '
A Not in many years and not since
.the (1110 warranto cases of 'Bulkley vs.
lblorris in film, have the supreme court
iiustices been confronted with 'the
;1‘oiuminous brief such calmed yester‘
day for the plaintiffs. The issues in
the case Include all rights claimed by?
labor unions under the statute laws
Gorrect
ARE PRESENTED 'BY
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Telephone
11.: United-1 not
A :68? Trail
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. .- 4,391,
31.. Roodner’s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
NOTICE
1- tidy 'l‘lrs Prices tire attractive.
'zn save you fiioneyl
u prefer and I will be pleased
« prices are right.
1 Arch and ride like him
'iprioés
. 122 8QUTH MAIN ST.
Or 'Phono 1622.2, w. R. Austlm
' Woodward Avenue.
Bargains in Used Cars.
Jomr WA'rsn CNNNIVALI.‘
The entertainment committee of tho
Nor’Whllc' Country Club hold a mootihg
that Align at when an the members
vim present. The chief airliner to do
copy their attention was on the sag.
edition or 116111113; 11 iolnt water can".
It. was docideddo oxtondin:
d‘to the Tokoholte ‘Clttii. tit
l.
«it. carom out out,
, iii carnival in sumo
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SentmelWants
J. 1‘ M (I. .1
Bring Results
”1, ,1 a quick bhyer.
MillineryModels,
A 3% Edna Mac Seymour
Let me know
your requirements the make of tire
quote you. I have tile stool: and my
I make a specialty
of Ford Repairing Make your old car
Reasonable
Austin" 3 Garage
1 1913 Pullman Touring, n imrsniu‘ior
of this state the “open shop" practice,
, and other matters incidental, to the
- relative rights of capital and labor.
' and the union label.
History of the Clio
It was recited that the wholesale
.1 Fur Felt Hat Manufacturing Associa‘
1; ~tion was the predecessors of the plain
1 ‘tiffs and that all its rights and prop-
erty were transferred.
For some years before the forma-
.: tion of the plaintiff and its predeces-
-- .sor corporation, there had been a good
' deal of trouble in the batting indus-
Wtry between the manufacturers and
their employees. The employees had
combined in an association known as
the United Hatters of North America,
which is an..u'ni11corporated associa-
tion composed of journeyman batters
employed in the manufacture of hats.
and has upwards'ottmoo members
I
to
bor Union of Matters, and Is composed
are located in Iianbury.
ica owned a union label which is
11 bars 0‘ the
America. commonly called
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Bream-t, 25c. Dinner, 36¢.
‘ Supper, 260. ”’
Thursday Dinner
Tomato Vormiceili
Roast Lamb ,
Irisll‘ “Elbow
Frankfurts an éflcurkraut
. soiled .rbmwee
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union maxi,
Prior to July -.31 1907.11.11... any dii'~:
.tOI'l’
0C:-
Ituse \1itl1 Spotisuood I) [looms of
For the defend-
Stiles
and is commonly known as therm-
of several local branches, two of which ‘
The. United flutters of North Amer-
pluced in hats manufacturod in fac-
- tories which employ exclusively moni-
Untted flutters of North?
“Union 0". tion it was provided that “In
Closed Shops.” its purpose being to to
indicate 10 a purchaser Of 11 hot thfll‘ I11 good faith to the. decisions orders.
life said but is manufactured by a, prohjlflflong and lag the ““30"“ between May "”3"
Cu :“Cv‘LhZ-‘Lttlvb-L' A; ' '
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Special butts $22.50
Values $27.50 to $35
We scour. d 20 Sample Suits that
sold 1113527350 to $35, to go on
Sole at $22.50
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employee, \‘.lllt'l| they could not set— W
111-. it should he b'llhlllllli’tl to arbitrn‘ . '
1
Muslin and hope
lion. and there. should be no stoppage
of work in any department, until a;
final decision of the. board of arbitra-
llou had been rendered. and that the
lnlwl would not he removed until ten
«lain-1‘ .ltlllt'l' had been given to the.
national (illit'ers of" The Wholesale Fur
i1‘t-li llat Manufacturers.
New line of Women’s
Muslin and Crepe Night
Dresses; high neck, long
slaves; low neck, short
sleeves; neatly trimmed
with Hamburg and lace;
extra good value Soc
J . I. Mallette
88 Washington st,
4-19.
To Prevent Stoppage of Work
The paramount purpose liii~
ultri'vmi-nt 11:11; to overcome the stop.
page of work and the removal of the.
union lulu-l pending llll' adjustment
of 11 difference between the emplmccs
and the employer of any factory until
shortly prior to .lunury ll, liltlfi. the
liniicd flutters of North America and
the Wholesale I-‘ur I-‘elt iizit lianul‘uc
iureru and its successors, the plaintiff."
nasm‘ialiml. Illllilt'll by the aurecnibnt
and treated it as operative. and when
any difference between Illl‘ t-znploleus
in the factory of an} llii'illl'i'ls of the
ill
Tel. 80. Norwalk.
\l‘liolcsnlc For It‘cli lint Manufactur-
ers and the plaintiff tould not he Th m
adjusted by the said member. Illi‘ dit- a er
fcrence was referred in the district
association of employees, who czuicav-
cred to adjust the difference, and if
the district association did not
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
EVE TROUBLES
Silh-
ccod. was referred to The \‘l'holosalo are numerous and wry-int: Many
Fur Felt lint Manufacturers or its conditions lhflllghl to be ('Oitsiitu
successor. the plaintiff association. “01“” idsm‘ders are
relieved by
Wearing properly titled glass-es. .
We employ skilled Oeulists and
prescribe glasses if necessary.
who thereupon entered into a dis-us-
sion with the national officers of the
l'uited Hatters of North America. and.
adjusted the difference.
The plaintiff association is a non-
stock membership corporation, incor<
.poratod February fith, 12598, and or-
ganized and existing under the laws.
of the state of New York. and has its
principal place oi‘.business in the city
and state of New York. and at the.
time of the. commencement of this at“
tlan was composed of fifty-eight firms.
corporations and individuals, engaged
in the manufacturing of fur felt hats.
with places of business located in (7on-
necticut, New York New Jersey, Mas-
sachusetts and Pennsylvania.
The plaintiff association included six
local associations of but manul’acturi
are, having factories in Orange and
Newark. New Jersey; Danbury and
Bethe]. Connecticut, New York, New
York, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania If you w buy a pair of Y
which local associations were respeo- 8H0 ES
iln and
lively known as the Orange District: Prices ion “113320“: 31:":“000-
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association, Newark District associa‘
Th
“on, 1”an mama , c Union clothing and oboe Stone.
Louis Avrick
'Bethel District association, New Yorlc
District association and Philadelphia
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
9’ At‘antlc Square. Stamford. Conn
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
Are you a Union Man?
District association, each of said loJ
cal district associations having its owrr
'oiflcwers During the year 1909 therel
was a local association known as the,
Danbury and Bethel Manufacturers Judge Curtis, the "A81 judge, and Aha
association which comprised pructi~ law on limited and the claim made by:
culiy all of the hat manufacturers oil the C9’n5‘31 fOl‘ the plaintiff: ',
Danbury and Iletlicl including doten- '11 is refilmcllully submitted than
ant. This association is not other- the Superior Court should be advised
wise related to plaintiff except thnb ’0 render imminent for the plaintiili
membership in the local association fl” ”‘0 sum 01735000 together Wit]!
is prerequisite to membership in that “‘3” interest ”19113011 from the data
plaintiff association of the institution of the action A
This Danbury local included in its WW '
membership practically all the tutti TWO STATES NAME
manufacturers of Dunbnry and llcthol MAY 16 ROOSTER DAY
including the defendant company. ‘WASIIING’I‘ON, 'D- (3.. April 22.«~—In
A Claims Under By-Law. . 21::i‘]::;0r::;c(;:ugg: 53:91.3: egg “‘3
, ._ . , .. . , epar .
Under u“ "3 Inns 0f Ah" “Agni; meat of Atnrhxulture has started a.
campaign for the elimination of the
and rooster among poultry flocks dur-
lnsuro the compliance with
regulations of the and Do umber first. In this conned
associations, all members harobyi tlon Sn urduyt' May 16 has been set.
agree to pay to All“ association W000 with» no roster day in Kentucky
fol-once existed in any factory of Th9 as liquidated damages for the viola. and Tennessee when every poultry
IWholesalo Fur Felt Hat Monutactuo tlon of or failure to comply with any dealer in WM \Sthtes has agreed to
. 01's Association. it was the custom. of the decisions, orders prohibitions W
‘of the United Hatters of North Amara mm regulations passed or made by the m, they do for item; and pallets.
.icli to withdraw the use Of the 111110111 association. in uncordance with these 11“.“, is an ,1 in o
enormou ass 589
label in such factory and direct its' by- Llnws and its certificato of
members, who were employees in suciv notations.
factory! to discontinue work until oi sand dollars ($5.000) is not apezia 1y. months, and it 13 for “fig reason
.. A settlement of the difference, thereby: but is to be construed as tho damages the «lkpartmont of Agriculture re-
' . frequently counting the ompwyerw to which this association and the mom commands that the "mm; be kept
accept unfair and onerous conditions bars thereof have suffered by reason! may from tho hens during these
in order to resume work in his ‘1qu of the failure‘ of any member to com seasons.
the same prices for roosters
““30!” as the result of tho fertile egg. ea-
The ““1“ sum 0" “V0 A “ pocially during the summer and full
It is estimated that one-
inly with the decisions orders. prOhF third of. the tremendous annual loss
‘11 July til. 11301., The Wholesale bltioxir and rdgulutions of this 11111104 of eggs is due to the fertile egg
:‘F‘ur Felt Hat Manufacturers' Annuals» elation, had in any action which may
‘ ion‘iintiirdd no a; written agreement be brought to. recover mild sum.
'ortiii shall not be accessory or incumbent is
the upon this association to prove any on
the fsiiscial (throngs irhatsoovor" _
It is not necessary ”for a rooster
it! to be among hens in order that their
qualities may not he curtail»
rooster.‘ it is advised.
i. should bias allowed with the bans on»
'r's éolioét stricture. . ly outing all brooding lesson. and
‘gooiioct this 111111de for- sign tliit are intended for Miami! '
' my that this suit no W should be fertile, as M
Ninth the roots am by infertile ones will no thatch.
Norwalk Chronicler