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Grace V Howard, of Attorney
1': ' , A WARNIW; . gun J. Cuneo'a law office. on Wash-
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HAS A HEARING
:1 5- Iflock of homeless cats in tlie
" Ineighborhood of Garner street and: ’"""""
I West avenue. have been reported to; (009.1"qu {m pl.“ page,
the police. Many of them are afliicted
When you hear the Fire Alarm
night.
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3 "l‘is a warning.
When smoking ruins mark the site.
'Tis a warning. cantile and manufacturing. Another
Prices
atthe
EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY
1r ,with the mange.
aim was to avoid working women and
So let this remind you. as you read. 1 - ~ ~ - . Loan and Tender
. If vou from losses would be freed, ' A neighborhood meeting of Trinity ‘1‘“er "LYNNE. :5 lihbeiDSI 110119;“ smOked Fresh from the 1/ a
— ' 1 Church will be held this evening at many "‘3 “0931 no or “"11 5 e
‘ ' Insurance '8 'he thing you need, said. was to put the determination of ShOU'dCl’S Smo‘ (1 House 2 lb.
1‘. '1 the home of Mrs. Thomas Richardson.
the terms upon the department of
state rather than upon the attorney
general. '
’Tis a warning. Ion1‘ Concord street. The meeting will
I open at 8 o ’.clock
‘ The mid Lenten dance held at th The same work Is being done in the
Taylor & GOIden Armory, last night. with the famousi cigar factories as is being done by
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST cm). McEneily's orchestra, drew a throng1the girls and women in tobacco ware
- - : lot-people. The delightful music was'houses and yet no one today knew
II BU'LD'NG- 280141.311“ appreciated and a most enjoy- how to classify the tobacco ware-
r ‘ .Yeiephone ’ . ..~ll able evening was spent. houses, Factoties can now employ wo-
' ' I '_— men more hours than the department
stores and it was desired to have the;
BUTTER
FLOUR
*Banner Homemade
Monroe street.
Bakery. 5 '1
etors had voluntarily adjusted tIieliI
hours to come within the llib‘f‘talllliel' cess of the state
law, while others had not. i'lesislation. George W.
A most (unable hostess pro1 ed Miss
.11111l1 Mead, last e1ening, when she eii- l
. Ilerat lit-ti the members of the FiveI
.
' “h"dmd Club 3‘ her home on Elm Ipresident of the 11‘111deiation of l.abo11.led the various settions of the union in
F-WL’Od “WW“ The meaning was pass I: In behalf of 6, non men I'the state. spoke of settling strikes in
’l 110 new mtlnbers \\ ere taken in 9d “" pleasantly cards and refresh l, ltulph U \l' she appeared in opposi- la peat-cable way, and ta 0er the bi.
11.1.1 night at the seiiiimonthhIfitele‘t*"I"1m‘ms being 9'13039‘1- Iuon to 111p bill and said it was un- I'lii behalf of those whom he represent
lug 0f the VuUueg Club. liortunaie to undertake to deline words ! 9d. ,.
~-»— . bv statute and the definitions ro 0.. Arthur 1.. Shipmuu represented the
i1.11.111111811111112111. 'lliouias Leather- IM‘eign 111.151.311.11-11 Society, "mm M)" ed were paliiculall) unfortuuzftepbi‘ 'l‘lanufacturers‘ Association opposed
land is in Stamford today accumu " ”an" M‘ 1" (liurch, was held at meicause of thcli scope. iie said thatilhe bill and said there was no law
‘ lug evidence bearing‘on the Conti-Del church parlors yesterday afternoomhh? Dill meant mm. no maid could; to prevent an individual fro!“ talking
~. , . . f. The routine business was disposed of! i i I
plrlllt) murdir (use. . Item rt exited and acted work in a house more ihan I55 holi‘rs‘ w t1 another lot it did prevent a man
1- ..‘1 1" ‘,'"'.' t "m0 s pres :1 week and it would necessitatee tile'from fulfilling 11 contract with an
A ilziualiiei 11.11.: 11.1111 lust 1111M 1531mm. The society 1 appropriatedI posting in II house the hours oi labor other, and to induce another to break
Mr and Itlrs. (' Luciu-e It. 11:111.... of 1.011.... for tln> Bible women. one in In- I Miss Welles said that the . louse 11.1: . his contract Wus immoral. as well as
din and "'9 other in (liliiii, and also olemming households 11' as intended to Illegal. The bill was to .‘iilUW picket-g
liicli sll‘ct'l. South .\'o:'\1'.illt, Mother 1 I ll Ti
1 .- . \1 hrs i 11 111 a is . , ,
£11111 daughter 811‘ Whig lllt'tlll- 1'" ' 0 SUN“ " DB . limer this ohlmtion. Mr Wells 1.11m main 11s worst form. 11111] it iiniountcd'
' sum 01'3le was voted for Miss (ush-
Partiidge of
' ”J“ The regular meeting of the Women' sI
M lllll bill applsing to employment oi (0 conspiracy, to any the. thing in
Because of the luck of a quorum the ""11" 1 "Thom at Pekln. . women in restaurants would seriously plain English the bill legalized the
regular business meeting of st. i'illda'fl a very iiiiportanrinthing of the en- :i'i‘i‘uct hotels and rcstauiants, etc, boycott which coiiiitcuameil 1111an ‘h'.)‘.
Guild, of Trinity L‘liui'ili. was post tire membership of East Norwalk 1111-5 The General Statutes today pm. [iuru and 31,11,1th and pd to 111,. set- I
pound lust c1'ciiiiig.lne datt> of Hie
provement Association honorary and' 11111-3 that wmvh; shall he git-on their ilemcnt of disputes by brute force.‘
111.11 meeting is to be announced Info? ’ '
regular, will be hcld .at u“, home otIordiuury interpretation and it seemedkiioicott was tthe dirtiest and most?
contemptihle weapon that would he
used.
lic said hp tould 119,1 describe> peaco-
tul pickeling. In imagination such a
thing ml1'ht be conceived but in fact'
there was no so I1 thing than there
l i x...
Attractive improvements haw. just
been finished 011 the popular ()1 orgo
‘ilrs Susan Youngs on ‘East avenuefl best to leave the words alone histead
Friday evening at 8 o'clock sliarp.l°f seeking to give them a technical
d“ Etcry member of the association is ur-' meaning. The bill as constituleu I
tot“ 11 i-Iu'i. oi Goonuctoon An ad ‘would a l u“. moanln' 01-1 n]e\han.'
a 9 this meetfl pp 3 h ‘
tlou 11.15 been mad:> lo the club builtigigem'y requcsted to all nd
lug of tit-.11 importance to all concern- “"‘I mm?“ “"1 “MO” '-" 1' P”
and 11 non pool room installed. 1 1
ins. rate house. The bill will not clnrii’x.I
Best Creamery The very
Sol Southciiner tutored the bill .1s‘the Building Trades Union, represent 1
34cm
BISTI'y
Good Table BUTTER 30c 11 pound
Best Family Makes Best
Bread
time adjusted. Some of the prowl-1W.
90c” 1,,
H3 wanted no class?
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EASTER VACATION
Sea-Trips,--Clydc line
April 3 to 11, inclusive. N. Y. to
Charleston ............... $50.00
April 3 to 11. inclusive, N. Y. to
Jacksonville .. ............ $68.00
Includes hetelrand other expenses.
1. M. Layton 81 C 0.. Inc.
ltF.AL_ ESTATE TNSUHANCE
.‘1 linilrond A 111.. So. Nor-walk
tory.
Bissell Vacuu m
Sweeper
Another lot just arrived. Phone
105 for ten days’ free trial.
One Dollar a week for
wccks will pay for it if satisfac-
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thuirts dnilv
thisbcaiitifulbalmy1.~1
l arriagcs
er. "Wllllshilli‘ and air in a
roomy. easy riding car-
riage or go cart is the
recommends.
Wagner's (i0 Carts
$3. 95 to $25.00
2 char guarantee.
$4 95 10335.00
2 _1 car gum antcc.
in
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\\ c have thcl Bo ( art .
and ('arria;:c tlic doctor I
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a few
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Timetable
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 12, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 new YORK.
A. Air—1.371. 5: 34K, 5: 4‘2! 6: 09,
6 57xI 7:181, 7:46. 8:18x, 8: 59x, 9: 19:,
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.I STERLING FURNITURE CO.
127-129 Washington Sit, oposite Hoyt’s Theatre. Phone 105.
The Free Day.
REMEMBERH
Thursday, April 1, 3 P. M.
We Give Away One “The FREE” Sewing
Machine.
.l‘ne club-,1 mciub. is am planning to, ‘I- , 11.; things but make them "lore dense. was chaste vulruriu or peaceful' I9: 40 '10: 33!, 10. 518. 11' 51.
an unusually bus-I1- summer season. I l ROYAL ARCANUM VISITS Miss Welles said the definitions Imobblng. . P. Air—1: 13x 1: 33X. 3. 02“ 3:ng
. “‘“"' ""‘ . . l1 STAMFORD. 'were the ordinarily accepted terms; lie referred to a strike in a Iiart- l‘: 141! 5215:. 5: 45 6. 02! 6: 47. 72021.
1"“ regular 'I"0"""'" meeting 0' "'01 Last etening members of SlierinanIund “10 restaurants “0“” 110‘ haveI ("rd foundry m ““th “9 represented 57: 45:. 9. 51:, 10: 181.
N01 unlit Building. Loan and Invest;1 l(‘,ouncil consisting of the degree it” close. They would only h‘ye to ex the country in which be timer could:
ment company was held last evening, 1103111 and licoster Club visited Stam- cuss the 31”., at the proper hour andlplaco the leaders behind the bars. be' Sunday..-
"‘ ‘1‘“ “'1‘“ 0f “3“” & "”1““ 0" 111m (illntll and initiated one cundi substitute young men tor the. iateicause he. could prom no over m. If A. M.:—12 2st 5:3“. 5:421. 8,“ .-
3 “51‘1“5‘0“ “”1“" During the coursejdnio i'or Siat'iifoid (71.1ncil using the'ho“?S ""9 law went on "'9 books. he said 10:331. 11: 51. I
0‘ ”I“ “139““ ”mm" bum'wgsq’“? ttIKIeinptou degree, which was Mogul House Bill No.1498 pro1ides for the: “email!!! 30 back to the time when _P. M.— —i. 13!. 2: 44!. 3.0211. 4:41x.l
transacted; seven new members er Iperformed by the degree team under} regulation of tradm unions and trade men go;~ their iights or their lists. lt' 5:115. 6: 0sz 7. WI. .71 13. 7:57ng
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admitted 11nd six loans negotiated. the
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Iloyt disputes, and was introduced by Rep- was the trend and threat of
“ IL”... m.“ interesting ”some“; of '3th resontatltoI (‘ crown of Daubtgy. This crowd 111113.411 the damage. .
Special Ientcn scriices will be held“ eiunluw came when Minor Brown of bill provides for an amendment .. 101 7*! t} Day’llf the (‘onnectlcut (‘om- ,'
toui uighis caih week in the South Stamford, who 1.. a m,.,,,m.,~ of 518.11.89011011 1,296 of the General Statuteslpflm. Said that the company had en-II;
Notwulk Congregational Church, sturt- ford (0H,,” presented the button 01:: ullowmg any orderly Mid Dhacfmbmi WE‘VE” to keep clear of lahoi trou-
iug on new i‘llesdu) t‘lLlIllIg.ulld1I£0li- ”m 01ch to tho newlv elected “Mimi at:,t assembly or cooperation of trad'a bios and bud succeeded prom well.;
ltho 11b! \ diic1tion of (‘harles 1113.
. P. iii—~12: 03x. 1:,05 2:04x, 2:57,
tiiiuing until has ler Sunday The in date “m, a en 11” cliosn words, At“ Iunions or members of such trade: I'lio said that the present law \'a"i3:11i163.3155 4: 2G. 5. 05x 512*. 5:28.
toms-ting seiiiccs 11 ill be on Tuesday QM“ with a (9“. well chosen w.ords A-f unions done or undertaken in further- quite suillciont us it 11.111.111.11 sn'd'6.10x.6:06. 811011, 9: 37. 11:l5x,
\i'miucsday, Thursday and l‘nIidayI . 01.81.1111,: of 11.1 roaSt hurt and juries of a trade d1spute, individually that the company thought there wusI 112:00x.
ei'cnings. Much intciest is >in' 19.1193, and coffee. This got “together or collectively, without being .con- danger in the bill by permitting mart-1 I
>ll".‘.ll in them. 1 l bill’s” of last evening no doubt been 3"“‘191 a violation 0' 13“" It “‘9 "'R'I' one I': “mug" in the picketlug,I Sundays. '
. _--.____. 1I .fIfIyga the was, for closer friendgmpiprovlded for the meaning of certain as t sou peimlt one or more and A. M-6z 00, 85M 9100. 10:02x,
Alias 1711111. 131 Wall street wil bi 139111-893 the the councils and tumwords used in the hill. .1". the more might lead to danKer “hero IImI 50x
plowed 1“ exhibit In the lmllt‘el 0f INOTI'JE" lsit, of last. evening will be returned Mt. German said that he introduced the crowd, could collect. ’I‘Iie "°"L'°""'Il'f.~12:10, 1:02x, 3:39x. 520211, .
.- bulk and 1:1,icini1,\ the most am' 01:. n the near fummI {the hill and that it related to intimf he raid the company “as not \‘-on 5:54 6:01x. 7:09x, 8:10): 11,151“
ed models in trimmed hats on ’lhuri's . . Ildation and boycotting The intent corned about. 12'0911
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(1.11 \l.111I1 eighteenth Michael Kennly {or the Shore [.1110
l1 leilrit Company spoke in opposition
310 the measure. Ho said certain men!i
i asked to be placed in a class by them
Raps OF THE GAVEL. was. he said to place the men en
'le16 regiilar'semI-monthly business milled in employment or members of
will be transacted at the regular meet-f labor unions on the same footing with
mg tonight of the South Norwalk (7011.: other citizens and that they should
Clllve, No 418.1 O. H only be prosecuted when found to be 901101;, something which was not on‘
Tomorrow nlght the members or engaged in some unlawful act. They the statutes today The boycott fea- '
South Norwulk Council No 1253 con-I'm“ not wish 111, be discriminated] lure, he said the railroads were uotl
veue for the regular business session, against, bv the law particularly concerned in. The effect
Regular weekly business will be The bill in substance also provided 01’ the bill would ho to legalize theg
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(‘bief of Police William R. Peniilng- '
ton llliS placed in police hcudquar crs,
iii the (‘in Hall, :1 number of clgirtsIE
which show at a glance the work the
police department of this city is Riding.
The charts cover in a thorough man-I
her the following subjects: “Nupber
of Arrests and the Various Causesi‘iur- t111nsacted at the meeting. tgmorrow for peaceful nlclteting Mr Gorman primary and secondary boycott, how— A. M.~i2:23x, 1:13x. 7:43, 9:15x.
ing the Year 1914;” "Arrests of I?\Vo- night of Olive Branch 140988. No.19. said the members: of .;labor nn‘lons ever, The individual, he said had the110219. 11:11x. 11:57:,
men in Comparison With I‘-lt>11;"I“Ii’opKIof Pa .. .- lsbould have a perfect right to up- right to walk the streets without be! P. M. —-2: 08x, 4: 461iI 6:10x, 6:48.
ulation and Police Approprlflllohsi' Members of the Loyal Order of preach peacefully persons . contain ing accosted followed or importuned 71 09: 8: 2811, 9. 25x. 1
“Wate of Crime in 1914; 1" “Cost 09 P0-
lice Protection ” and the ”Number of
Arrests Compared With Size of IP01
ust as ho had to go to bed or to sit
Moose will meet tomorrow night in plating taking their NEWS and lay
the Home, on South Main street, for the case before them and to dissuade peaceably in his house, and these
the regular weekly business meeting. them from so doing. Irights the Legislature was bound to
“09 Force." Those interested “1333'“ he. new officers will be in charge. 1 Julius Stremlau of hieridon favored brown The statute did not attempt
it the station and Chief Pennington Star Of. Columbia Circle, No. 253. the bill and “1:1an should have the to pumgh a rightful or lagal light-1
Will be only 100 pleased to eXplain t0 Companions of the Forest meet to- flgm. to do WM picketmg neI Aside from being counsel for a rail-
”snow the “0mm” of his depart mongow night for the regular business said men had. come from VENOUS road corporation. ’19 said “I“ he do
ment- 3 parts of the suite to favor the billn‘ sired to go on record against such
'9 and introduced President 801 5011‘: IBEIS‘ntIon as an individual. Confined
'theimer, who said that the bill was within their own sphere he said labor
a. most important one and argued unions were an advantage to the com-
against the abridgement of the rights munity and _.,themselves, but they
of the working'men in peacefully and must livé within the law. There was
persuasively diasu'adlng men from sit-I110 8006 to be derived by the passage
iering into the employment of con- 01' a single line of the bill.
. come with which the vforkmen were Bernard Mannagm of Bridgeport
'.' meeting.
it ". ..
4.
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‘ A. M.-—-&;.13. 3:27, 11:59:.
Ii—Signines express.
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who has a savings account here
told us a plan which may help
He said:
“I draw a certain amount out
of my business every month and
deposit it in A1131. hvings account
no matter whit ér business has
been good that month, or bad. I
don’t wait till I’m-isurc that I
others.
- Lave made g‘yfig profit before
consider-mg jug: savings account.
The result is that I have a fine
reserve fund “1- -the bank to fall
back upon it necessary "
So. NormSa Savings
Alden Scimiiidii‘mudent.
George L. Woodhull, Tron.
‘ believed that the lava prohibited free
I...
in-dispute.‘ The law, he said, acted
harshly with workmen in such cases
and interfered ‘Iwith their rights.
Workman he said'bad certain rights
which the present statutes denied to
them.
. William F. Ryan, Jr., of the Central
jLfibor Union of Meriden. said the
'trade unions were making progress,
along the lines in question, but he
9:511. 10:18Ix. 10340. .-
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:-—4 4111.5: 30, 6: 43, 8: DOLE: 51!, r
911511.10:02:,10:05.10:50x,11:03.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.:——12 23x. 1: 13x. 6. 05, 7: 15
'19 I511. 10: 18x, 11: llx, 11: 57x.
P. M ——12.03, 1:23, 3:16x, 4:28, 5:17,
6 14:. 6:57. 7109):. 9:25x, 11:20.
Sundays.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV.
P. M.—-1:25, 4:38, 6:20, 7:22.
Sundays.
A. M.:—10 37
P. M.—-2:15, 7:25.
DANDURY TO sOUTH NORWALK.
A. Air-6:00, 7:23. 8:18, 10:03}, 11:50.
P M.—4:21, 6:49.
1‘ Sundays.
A. M. —-:7 55, 12: 10.
P. M.—6:16.
favored the bill representing the trol-
leymen‘s union and told of the good
resulting from arbitration:
Representative Gorman said that be
supposed that clearing up the law
would interfere somewhat with the
business of Mr. Kenaly, who represen-
ted a rallrodd and thought the law
ought to be cleared up ‘
speech when it came. to the matter
of intolerable conditions. He, re-
ferred .to the l. W. W. and
their methods which had been
used as a bogey to scare people.
Charles Lang of the Bridgeport Con-
tral Labor Union favored the NJ and
asked a favorable report for it, did
also J. F. Neuron: of New Britain.
repmenthr the carpenter’s union.
Jasper lchevy of Bridgeport spoke
of the injustice done to on workmen
Will: their rights. to"!!! ho'
m m by the state while
'flovmmpuum
autumn-mammalian,
.W'f'w
A bill of oopalderable importance to
Norwalk is being'heard this afternoon“
before the Railroad committee, in the
Capital building. at Hartford. The
measure being given a hearing eon-.1
Special Music
Clifford Hotel -
Rathskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Elin-
beth Street. i'
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YOU .‘\i .\\' Illi
gct
received .1 coupon
store and got one——it will cost
you nothing.
Remember Day, [Tour and Date.
THE one to
that bcaulii'ul “The FREE"
Sewing Machine, which we will
givcfnvay on the above daft-~—
. who knows? \\ l10c1ct gets it,
“ill have the best machine made
and it will cost them
“10 IRI I: has every improve-
ment found on any other high
grudc sewing machine and many
labor Satin" 9111101 cmcnts found
on nonc cxccpt “10 PRIZE.
sure to be present that afternoon,
it will be well worth while. Have.
you dcposltcd your coupon? IE
not do it today—if you have not
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nothing.
Bc
call at our
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The A. J. Angcviiic 81 Son C0.
\outli Noiwalk, Conn.
. .1 I'Greai
Sensation Sale.
on ALL'
Houssuom cocoa
new AND sscononmo. .
M. Gurkowsxv,
37 non-r111 mun 87
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific mdnct of business and
- classes the methods employed very distinctly
personal
Avoid The Liability
0: not having a checking account. We invite accounts which are"
git on efficient and courteous attention.
Fairlield County National Bank
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
lar prices.
The Elsam Studio
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Pictures copied or enlarged. Oofi
merciai Work of all kinds. Views. Pu»
traits, anything Photographic, at m
affairs today
earns the number of tracks to be laid
on the new Washington street br.dgo.i
A lirgbdelegation. made up of citizens
from all parts of the town. are studd-
ing the burlnxin theintorutnoftho
twotnch. (implementati-
m'thrMadmm
mmwwm
“In“
mmumfimm
F. S. LYON
Good Job Prinfin’g
My.
. FAST FREIGHT LINE 110 NEW
' YORK.
“who hunt Ionic. Pier 2‘! E-
lihu. New York “at of other-hr
{Liven-1m.” Bun-y. at a
mm It Nan-nuns
- . The Little Shop
Spring Fashions. .
sun‘s. Gowns. WANTS. don‘-
m and UNDERWEAR.
AMOY‘IVE “0031.8. . .1
IODEIKA‘PE men
8. AND A. CLAVBN}
fl NORTH “IAIN 75"
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