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THURSDAY JULY 22, 19:5
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Extra Values in
BED SHEETS
39c. soc.5 55cm roe-7 andsoc
PILLOW CAS S
1°C, 12 r-ac, 15c and zoo
WHITE BED SPREADS
75c, 89c, 31 $1. 25, $1. 50 to $4
E. K. Books
“HACKFVO HOTEL BLOCK.
IOU'I’H. NORWALK.
JUST OUT
“ New Postals of the Wash-
ington Street Bridge
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President Keppler Says it is
Ended
MEN NAi NHNNN
ill WORN NONDAl
large Force of Policemen Still lion-
tinu‘e on Guard
STATIONERY STORE
16 So. Main St. ,_ So. Norwalk,
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ANY NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
BRIDGEPORT, Co11u., July
Thomas J. Savage, member of the
General Executive Board of the lute-1
V 6..."... national Assouiation of Macl1ln1sts,derl
nigftrahgrlihihkayand vicinity: Fair ‘0' nied emphatically today that the strike]
Unsettled showery weather cow in the plants of the Remington Arms.
' * . and Ammunition Company .1111 various
iinues along the Atlanuc coast. Pleas- subcontractors was off. He pointed to‘
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slowly in the central districts. There totllgyhbefore are different plants and
is no well defined storm area east or it: ":02: 211:: figgu;::::e?olxit'gt)::llhgt
the Rocky mountains, the new plant of tile Remington Com-
pally.
oMr. Savage reiterated that hwknew
nothing about the statement or J. J.
Keppler, vice-president of the matching
ists, to the effect that the strike had
been called off, and that those men
who had gone out on strike would re.-
mm to work Monday. Mr. Keppler at-
so said that the pickets would be call
ed oil duty.
it was said by Mr. Savage and by
other heads of International unions,
that the coming of Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, and the labor leaders with
whom he conferred in Washington yes»
terday was awaited with interest.
Many of the labor men; thought that
Mr. Gompers and his associates might
take some {ctlon to bring the strike to
a. successful close}
A large force of policemen remained
on guard before the new Remington
plant and the shops of the Union Me-
tallic Cartridge Company today.
Men and women with signs at “Don't
Be a Scab," pinned across their ”hats
walked through the streets. Some
asked Mr. Savage whether the strike
calls (or, additional sub-contracting
shops would he issued today. They
were informed that such action de-
pended upon the development of the
day
John A. Johnston vice president 01'
the Structural lronworkers, today an
.nounced that he had been advised by
J. J. Kepplet‘,,,vlce president of the ln-
ternational Association or Machinists,
that “a written agreement," which
Mr. and Mrs. Hallowell, of Songs. settle the sttike of the machinists in
tuck, were blessed with the arrival oltI the Dldllls 0f the Remington Arms and
a daughter last. night Both the motmf Ammunition Company and various sub-
er and baby are getting filong nicely.3contlactors, had been secured.
According to Mr. .lohnston,, the vice-
president ot the machinists, telephon
ed him llolll \‘ew York and requested
that Thomas .1. Savage, member of the
General Executive Board of, the Mn-
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY. ,
’l‘cmperaturc: Low, 70; high,
86. Clear.
Charles Grieg, of Wallingi’ord, spent
Sunday with Mr. Ernest Buttery, of
Bartlett avenue.
Mrs. 'Helen Millard is spending the
week at the home of Mrs. Homer But-
tery, on Ponus avenue.
Mrs. Herbert and her two sonsare
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Com-
stock, of Ponus avenue.
Ground rww'brokon this morning for
the new addition to the Masonic Com-
pany building on South Main street.
9‘ Mrs. Ruins Buttery, and her sister,
Miss irene Perry. spent the day with
stirs. Homer Buttery, on Ponus avenue.
.11}... Julius Cable of New Canaan
.avenue spent yesterday in Westport at'
.the home of her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comstoc‘n. or
Eridgeport, were visiting their father,
Sterday.
Haze 1 ‘Parsons and her cousin,
Pauline 'Bowens, of 10 Yost street,
tare spending their vacation with rela-
tives in Ridgeiield,
city in connection with the building of
the Washingotn bridge.
A dance was held ’last night, at the
Knob, ahd.1\'orwalk Yacht. Clubs. At
the knob a" piano—player furnished any more statements regarding tne
music. The Wellnitz Sterling 0rches-, settlement. Mn. Savage denied lust
tra played for the Yacht Club Vdanwfnight he knew-anything of. a settle-
Both were very enjoyable and well at- them after Mr. Keppler had announced
tended.
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and the’ men would go back to work
1Mr. Johnston said Mr. Keppler
rHoward S. Lubelsky, one of the pro-.
prietors of the former Nor-walk Form" would return to Bridgeport With me .
ture Store, today announced publicly. written agreement this afternoon. Mr.
that he will re- e-nter the business. He .J‘ohnston said he also understood that
has taken over the lease on the pron the girls who walked out at the 11111011
my 11 here the Pleasant Hour is now Metallic Cartridge plant of the Rem-
situated and after extensive altera-: Ington Company had voted to return to
tious will open up a first- class store. work having been promised an in,
He anticipates ,theaforrnal opening crease of about 90 centsa day in their
wages.
WASHINGTON, July 22.—Samuo1
Gompers, President of the American
he will have one of the most upvto-date Federation of Labor, and~ representaé
stores in this section of the state. ' tives of other trades unions, who met.
: here yesterday to anslder the Rem-
ington strike, will go to Bridgeport to-
night tor a conference tomorrow des-
pl‘t the developments which may end
the trouble.
now making his stock purchases and
Alter Making
Your Will
you should keep it in a per-
fectly secure place. In fact.
all youfaluahle papers need
just so protection as our
Safe .Deposit Vault aflords
you. Why not rent a box—
:he cost is reasonable.
The People’ 3 Trust Co
10 Waahlmn seq»,
millwrights «between the lnternatlor...:
Association of Machinists, United Bro?
therhood o: Carpenters, and Bridge
and. Structural lronworkers, is a mat;
adjustment and that the Bridgeport
conNeronco will be held regardless of
other developments in the situation;
' ‘Uohnny. how did you hurt your
hand? l-‘hops you haven't been fight-
. lug again."
a liar, mother, {111' then he hit me
chinists, be~ asked not to contradict ‘
it was said today that the jurisdic- ;
tional dispute for control of organised ,
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Always Heal
A Bruise
Wise mothers keep in their
medicine closets proper lo-
tions to apply in case chil-
dren hurt themselves falling
downstairs or in a hundred
other ways. —* You can save a
lot (if pain by having these
medicines handy. We sell
such first aid things.
Norwalk Drug Company .
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
South Norwallr.
Main Street.
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it is of submme importance to us, and an essential factor
our success, that the business of our individual clients pronper and
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the affairs 0;; those whomake .1 their depository.
When opportunities arise fo1 co ope1ation, it is offered will-
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Out Mid-Summer
CLEARANCE SALE
offers everything you can wish for to fit your hem, from
cellar to attic.
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~ Everything here, no matter how cheapiy' Nikki.» is of a
worthy quality, up to date style. finish and construction-
and at a savings of from 20 to 30 per cent. savings to you. 5
11.1. comm Cd.
—-E.SUIM§MER scnoojL :_—'-
BEGINS JULY 6.;
Merrill Business College
South Not-walk. Stamford. Port Chester.
that the strike had been declared oil . .
ter ot prime importance which needs '
uvtuluo Jones called me —"
. ' South Home". 001111. ‘
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_ Phone 1360.
ANNOUNCEMENT
OVERLAND CARS
I‘ VAAsi‘ BROTHERS GARAGE
AGENTS '
South Norwalk, Conn.
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SE ' S...
All the best varieties Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
Plants.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime- Sulphur Solution. Arsenate ,
of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green, “Slug Shot ” "'Bug
Dcath', "’ etc. ., ' ' . ..
20-22 MainSl Norwalk
BROWl-Ill 11 1111111111111!
The Secret of a Good Figure ' )
often lies in the bmaslere. Hundreds of thouailnda or women
wear the BienJolie Brasaiere for the reason that they regard
hhd gives we‘riijun the youthful on ' bion decrees.
are the daintlest. most serviceable
garments imaginable. Out the
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ngo area on M u y
RKSWW laundering without removal. g
will show th tovo on nest. Ifhedoes notcarry them,-
been easily t them for you by ywrltim‘ to us. Send for
.53; illustrated booklet showing styles this are in high favor. u
ltsa as a corset. It sup lnrum the bust and bad:
best olrp sterlals arenaed- or in.
V'l‘hey coine i éll at and your local Dry Goods dealer
BENJAMIN 8r .JOHNES
. . HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
' Gas Hot Water Heater“ Juice
" Jones 8: Hotcltktss
17 111.11; st.
OWLAND’S
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Entrants; on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue and Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn. ,
Thursday, July 22, 1915. ; ‘
Another
secret!
Store closes at 5 daily except Saturdays.
There are“, many Mill End ”secrets.”
\\'e are glad to share them with the folks who make the Mill linti Sale the great suc-
cess it is.‘ A ' -‘ A
x t .
. Prime reason for the growth and success of the Mill End Sale is that its yel- ‘ i]
The Mill End price, always shown 011 a yellow Mill End ticket, is supposed to be .‘k ‘
low price tickets tell only the truth.
lower than the regular price. it is more than supposed to be~IT IS LOWER.
.Mtll End price always oiicrs a saving. Every man and woman in the store organiza— 1‘
lion knows this. Each knows that Mill E1111 price MUST be less than regular price. 1
So it is that Mill End shoppers know that Mill End price tickets are beacon lights 3 ' I
that point out good dependable merchandise at cost which makes it doubly attractive. .f I
The story .those Mill End tickets tell right now is of.big interest and great value },
to every woman and man, whether a home-dweller or not. Things to wear are a big fac- !
tor in the Mill End Sale- .WWW! We“
Metal is lligll
‘ ‘ Eff‘ron can; pay thel‘bcst
prices. Cali him for all
junk and old automobiles. ‘
fie Wm. Ellron'Co. ...
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
'GEBRGE Elilill'l‘S’. Bill-IR
Delivered to Your Home
LOUIS NYARY Connecticut Avenue.
' "' Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks _
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
‘wnnnns 5111an
5111113 DAnLon
SECURITY BUILDING"
TAKl‘. ELEVATOR --- up our mom
Ill5 MAIN 51—111.228'
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4—
$2.50 and, $3.00
PANTS
$1.50
Lmhs Avrick
P. 0. Block.
_ MELONS "
Are not all 11111191111: is to be on
booted—but we are ‘told the melons
we are supplying are in most cases.
delicious. we know they come
where good melons grow. Free 'de-
- livery.
GhiOtto 8r Kuban
Telephone 1315. 44 So. Main St.
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Motor
Boat _
Accessories
This means everything a
motor boat needs—to i‘
-make it safe—to make it
comfortable. W
Salt Witter
Fishing Tackle
If you know what you.
want we have it. If‘you
don’t know we will tell
you.
Albert 11.11.1191.
WE REFER you
-TO THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints.
Is it not beautiful in its glistening
coattu Yes, 'and what’s more, it will
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enam-
els, etc., are the best obtainable—
that's your protection. Phone us.
The GOrham Col
10 FIRST 81'. EAST NORWALK
Tobi“.
Floral Tributes, original he-
signs. Casket Coverings o! rare
beauty“. Moderate prices. Prompt
- service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists' in prina
' cipai cities in the United States.
South Norwalk florist
RANGES, $11.00 to $48. oo.‘
Self Lighting Burners. See
our stock before buying.
Eddy Refrigerators. .
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'5 all
So. Nor-walk. :
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