‘ ever, the liability shall in no event ex-
ai the dot-en plants at \vl111l1 labor
1 troubles exist.
The l‘r'i-Itrn in work of the 1.71“!) 1-111-
‘ploycs of the llz'yant lilca-tric t'onip'tny
tomorrow. \\‘l\ dotintti-ly a1' 1;.111'1'1i
, 'l‘lu men gtt the eight hour 1111). ha I?
. ,tinte 1'111' 11111't11111'.11111111111 pay 1111' Sun-
1. _ 7311» l.ilt'llli l1‘i111'h. dunchtcr 1'1“1la3'.~ and recognition 111' the union.
Building inspector and .‘I‘l'r. t‘. l. The 1l1'1nantl.~ upon the .\lllt’l'li'.tll
Finch. i.» .iriting uith Mix. (i, ll ‘tlr‘aphaphont' Company, ultii'lt \vi't'c.
Clark, i11’.‘\1-\\' Haven. thought to have liven at't'vdt'd to 31's"
,_,____ ,terday. new the >ub1'1'1 of :1 1-111111'r-
lit‘. ail-'1 .‘.l1‘.. Jean 11.1111111111'1' 11111 lencc today. “HRH.” “Win“ thaw"
family. of West \‘t'ushiuntovl 511’11-t, 1111111 of ”‘0 “\“l'uin‘ board of tht"
_ American l1‘11tl1'1'ation of l.11’1or, and
have 1'1'1111'11111] to then l11111111 after :1' - -
' ' _ , . , diz-orgc .l. ll11\\'1'n. business aunt 11:
\1113 1111':1.~:1ill \'Is1t r11 lltchlands. tl11' Machinist! Han were consid-
"“""‘ 11in: the n1111it r 111' a s1rikt should
——LUNCHEON AT THE COUNTRY the 1l1niands be refused. 1111111 \111‘iotts
CLUB sources. houeu'r, came repot's tli't‘.
Friday is regular habit with many of the their would g1attl111 eight hour
the members. Phone your 111'1l1-1' if you day.
wish. ‘ The single 1111111 among the strikers
'at tho Scimun Hill'li lin‘t'wr t‘ontpany
Allilillt‘} and hits. .i. 'i', Dunbar. 0‘1 took up a "U““Him' fur the lu-nctit “f
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“' Tor assault and $5 for drunkenness.
" John H. 'i‘oothlll charged with d1'-,unk [minghum
PAGE EIGHT
To Golf Players
For the dollars per year, we can
write a policy insuring to the limit 01
ten thousand dollars, protecting the
policy-holder trom claims ror injuries
caused by him while playing golf, to
any person or persons, provided, how-
111111 11111111 1111113
11 1111111111 11111
1,500 Workers of the
oeed five thousand dollars for damages
(or such injuries to any one person.
l‘aylor & Golden
Telephone 1230 South Norwalk, Conn.
Return to Work Tomorrow
lilill‘rtilfl’oli'l‘. Sept. l.-'l.al1or un-
ii‘m t‘ll‘clt‘> \t'ere q‘tiet today. There.
litele few moetiug> of strikers and
iouly incidental changes in conditions
. , r ‘ I 1 \ _
arrived home this morn 7”“ mmrted "H 11 . ~
' A meeting of the Sll‘lbl‘l'!“ of the
Asmc Shear t‘ompany voted to reject
the offer of .1 nine hour 1la3 to replace
I’niou l':11'l.,
int: from a thl u't'cks' \‘di‘lllltiil whirl"
was spent in New York state. The
trip was made by automobile.
. 111111111 an 1211 in hour 1113.
S. . . ’., ’1 : 1 S- 1.
H 1 infant: ] 1r01dlntili althtzollt); 1 Building Operations Tied Up.
our) .111 11111111 Ol a1 (‘Xl'lln‘ TORRINGTON Conn. Sept.
business (ollchc, also held “8 “I.“ tlluilding operations in 'l‘orrlngton and
31>:sio‘n t:1is morning Thc publi1 Winalcd are tied up todm by a 5mm.
2: oo - “1 i open on Tuesday Scptem' of about 15 ”— ca1'p1'nl1'1\.\\h0 are
or 7”" members of Local 216. Bi‘oliii’fbo0d 0f
, . Carpenters. ’i he strikers ask a mini-
.'lh(‘ “mini“ of ROM" ”prmmhnum wu "e of $3. 50 the granting of
was indefinitely suspended b3 the
s in fatal t ' d h I11l111l1 would an average in-
180;? T? o to a j" c: “v: et‘tr- cicasc of fifty cents a day. The con
9
ng l secre ary cum 0 r n tractors wcrc nottflcd to confer with
dulgence in liquor made Halfpenny in-t 1
(ommlttec of the union two daya
capable of driving the time he atruckfi
‘,ago but only four appeared. and no
Benjamin llertz's taxi cab
taurccmcnt was r0111 lied.
Conference in Hartford.
HARTFORD,Sept.1.~—Wllilntn
lllf‘llll
.._.._.
Miss Matilda. Richardson city ctr-t
peers clerk, is enjoying a vacation
Bryant
Electrical Company Expected to'
the prcstni ten-hour 1l'13 and to insist
1..-.
‘A1ting Mayor A. 'l‘. Miner acted as,
SMOKED
SHOULDER
East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
llci
TELEPHONE 371
Let me send you FREE PERFUME
Write today for is (eating bottle of 4
ED. PENAUD’S “LAC
Th. 1 W’i’fl'ld most famous
. perfume, every die as sweet
Jgstnclmn blossom l11rhnn1ll,-111l.icf.atommratdiath
1111: after ( c111 at All they; lucisinlh pcrfuinc -3'oudon't
first?" for aggnc'h)b1télc.l"i'hc (‘ ,uaiify is wonderful The
1 1 on y? .'1 or . on c fortheliiileboiilew
(or n handkcrth111s. \t 1111‘; 10.1311 "0m
PARFUMERIE ED. PiNAUD, Department M.
ED. PINAUD BUILDlNC. NEW YORK
3
ll. Lynge Steam Dyeing 81 Cleaning C0.
: BRlDGEPORT
' Formerly known no Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dre-coo. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Telephone £785. H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 State BL. Bridgeport
1
the J N. lottpointo Company pl.1pt,,
mediator yesterday and arranged
meeting for the afternoon between a: 1
delegation of the men and l’tenidenil .wul _ IN “10mm
. . LE
1' , . .
Lapotnte. which is the flrnt practical 'ii'.‘1\,,,,1 . ,1 ”11,
111-1) taken to end the trouble which . '
PROVIDENC .R' l. qie i. l.—Th
. 1 111 i " p e
ban alrend3 lasted two wet a. 1°”de or D“
' Franklin Mohr, of
L
Stucco Workers Cu 1 ”115 CHI. and Nsawport who with Mia's
R.~- 1., Sept. l. —--1 Emily Burger. of this city, was myster-
II 1
.
PAWTUCKET.
Blackmail. Commiseloner of Concilia-
lion representing the Department of
Labor. Washington, D (1, held a c'dn- 1
'i'erenco with officials of the Capewelix
Horse Nail Company this afternoon
in an effort to pave the wny‘for I not
tlement of 11111 strike of the machinists'
and the null makers that has been in
effect since late in May Commission i
from her duties in the street depart-
monts office. it is tormenting to note
this is the fir-1t vacation enjoyed by
one of the department' 3 01111110303 dur
ing. the present administration.
The umbrella “stolen” from the po
licedocker room, has bcen returned
by one of the special officers. Officer
Jarvis Murrav, motorcycle cop, has or Blackman “ as ”03"" at a meet-
) ' i
been .investlgaiing complaints con-1“”! ”f "”‘m 200 “Mk“; ”39 uli'orn-,
cerning boys on the turnpike throwingim' and thoroughly “0'“? h "‘5" 0“
the sentiment of the men in regard to
stones tat automobiles and endomo-
ithe conditions of settlement
billsts. - .
! Derby Machinloto Out.
i
Michael Schmidt and Charles Jamea‘ DERBY 90““ 399‘ ir-Machmlm
to the number of eighty in the Bir-
were arrested yesterday by Officer
iron Foundry. 1 went on
strike. yesterday afternoon after the
ounces and assault. Judge Vosburght
fined James 35 for drunkenness and company had refused to grant the!
$5 for assault. Schmidt' :1 fine was $10 ctght- "0“" dav with the pres ent'
’wagcs. The company lmd- offered
James. who was rcptcsented bv Attor- ifii-hour “Mk instead of 55 hours
without a change in pay. The men
11931 Maurice Land, paid up. Schmidt'
will probably go to Bridgeport jail. li
e .
the committee and the company on
Saturday. The result was laid before
[the men at a meeting last night. This
~ ladles’ Grill and gontler'nin‘s lunch
room open until 11: 30 p. to. Popular
prices Table d'hote lunch fifty cents.,
11: 30 to 2 p.1n. Table d'hot‘o dinner. 1““ “0‘"
\oventy-flve cents 5. 30 p m to 80 iccde from its position, and after the
m. Served in ”will. dining room. lnoon hour a strike was declared. John
I ' ' J.Eg.1n an organizer from Bridge-‘1
KODAKS.
Cameras, Photo-Supplies, Paper, Films, .Machinc Company' in Ansonio,
«strike at the Farrell Foundry and
will
etc. have charge of this strike.
Sfiflson.Powe|| Corporation New London Mayor an Arbitrator.
.PRE‘SCIPTION DRUGGISTS. NEW LONDON, Sept. lq-At the re-
82 Washington SD, 80. Norwalk, Gonnaauest of the striking machinists from
L _, ' -m
—-———-
A Bigger-11111 Better Service
_ We are now. able to offer our patrons a bigger and
better service since "the new law went into effect
permitting ustwaccept deposits of as much as
1 three thousand dollars from. any one person. ‘
'Tl'ie former-regulations.prohibited savings banks
from receiving deposits of more than $1,900, and
so our- service to positors was restricted and.
they were compel] to use other means to pro-' '
= tect' additional amounts. ' . 1.. .. . . '
7‘5 ' iALL DEPOSISTL MADE D'EFORE SAT- . :
vURDAY NOON WILL: DRAW JNTER- ~ ~ 1.
EST FROM SEPTEMBER m. . 1'“ , ‘ ‘ ” ‘
...,.___——___.. 4-.-
.r
istruck today because
- was no trouble
1
the plant. The strike is
made their demand eatly- last week,l with James McCrane, a machinist.l
and a conference was held betweeni"vh
1 the company declined to re-I
' 'poi-L uho has been looking after thel
' than Lepldus. whom he had arrested. 1
I witnesses will be brought fit.
. placed at the gates today.
3"Kond1rio' ngclnet the Not-wait: invoo'ta
‘ 5:19.111: against DePlétro‘ and 04R.“
' d
workem ”upon-pd iouoly shot whiiooieatod in his automo-
of the New‘ “York .biie on a dorkmood in Harrington,
rtford l‘tuilrond.1 133‘ MGM. WEI accorded as extremely
their detxiand; critical i008!- “Mien, Burger was re-
0 a day to 35, DOrted better, and it was believed tha'.
was refused. They also want a re- ‘1‘" “Wind" “'Oliid not prova fatal
duction of working hours from H to 01 George W. H831“ Dr Mohr’s chauf-
40 a week The order to strike canto; tell", ‘3 he“: byiiufledmlrl‘nglondpince.
wronreno so a o wtt s scara-
it out the headquarters of the union in. tion that he saw no other automobile
New \ork lot the time Dr. Mohr and Miss Burger
100 More Out in Bristol.
were shot.
BRISTOL. Conn...
Twenty-five stucco
at tho‘ncw ntaiioni
New Haven and Ha
for an lncr case from 55. 3
Sept leTllt‘m Miss Burger ropoatcd today the
at the gates of the'atory of the affair which she told last
New Departure Manufacturing Com- night. She said she and-Dr. Mohr were
party. this monitor. when one bun [on the way to Newport. and that their
tired additional employee joined the tutomobile stopped in Harrington be
two hundred men who left their work cause 0! eugiug troubles. While the
1m yesterday or the strikers 50, lchnuifour was rooming the engine.
the entire room force, come from that she and “1' Mon“ remained in the
automatic machine department. She said Bile saw Another
“01101111131111.
atrlke leaders say there will be norm" approaching “01111118 rear, and an
demonstrations and no plcketiing of,
it came alongside several shots were
'flr ed at Dr. Mohr and herself. Both
nth
in aymp y'weero WDunded in the head and about-
der. Miss Burger could give no ex-
Ohad been canvassing the $122!)“ planatlon for the assault.
in 0behalf of the Machlnlsis‘ nM1 Mohr died at the Rhode inland Hoa-
|nnd agitating the eight hour day, 1' lpital this forenoon.
Ora ne being discharged Monday A
shop committee waited upon the com- '
!pnny' '11 officers yesterday and was told} TODAY IN WALL STREET,
that McCrone' s discharge was for goodi —-—- . ‘
land sufficient reasons. The atrikersl WAILL WSTREE'I‘ 10: 30 a m.)-—The
claim that the man was discharged:demoralization of the foreign exchange
ket, which threatened serious cur-
was ur on an eight- hour “"1"
3:31“ he gt 'ta limeut of war orders in this coun-
Forfitville Situation Unchanged”. Lry. was again reflected in the beam-
FORESTVILLE. Conn” Sept. can of stocks at today' 11 opening. Un-
ion Pacific, soiling ex-dividend of twa
The strike at the National Marine per cent lost 2 18
a shop here was un- .. points. declining
Lamp Company t f th ito 127 3-,4 and one point-losses were
changed today. Sixty 0“ 1? h aTuxedo by St. Paul and Canadian Pacific.
elghtyflve employee ‘9“ the!“ one 93:1 tUnited States 1Steel was heaviest of;
yesterday followin "‘6 discharge 0 'the prominent lndustrlnls, yielding a.
Nineveral of their number for clrculat fraction at the outset and soon falling
’1ng about the Hi“)? “mtat‘ng 3“ ”‘3” 1 .14 to 73 a 4.121121111121111 Steel, Wont-
hour day and an increase in “395' , ingltouse, American Car and Anaconda
Clinton Hnmm. W110 did “0‘ mike- and Tennessee Copper averaged it
claimed that last night while on his‘ipoint; under yesterdays close. These
way home be was assaulted by 'iNa'd declines were foreshadowed in Lon
don, where the international list' was
lowered by Ito 1% points.
WALL STREET. Noon. —Confllc__tlng
conditions caused greater irregularl-
Vice-Presldont Rudolph Stern today ty during the early' session; There
stated that the plant was to be cloned was some recovery from 11111111 loss-
He said the men had a chance to re- es'. Lute camé a more vigdrous rally
tum yesterday. Extra watchmen wereI on announcement that Germany had
N
The case went over until tomorrow, as
the evidence given conflicted. Other
‘ demands regarding her methods .‘
o‘n. ed 1 to a poihts‘ from their
many substantial gains oveE' yester-
iii?“ 1‘
WALL STRKKT. 1: 30. p. m.—-Trnd-
in; m quieter after midday. with
" Wink stocks frii'ctlonnBy 11111111111111».-
In the case ot- Frank and Carrie Mo
meat Company. Dudley E. Hoyt,0 .
Hoyt and Joseph DoPi'ett'o, Judge K.
M. Lockwood has found ludgénion't by
acceded in principle to this country‘ s _
or :»____________
submarine wirfnre. Railroad shared 1W
sud connect-i the specialties rebound: -1
low, with '
«commonwealth» however. piece .
‘ N
”WEDNESDAY, SEPT, l, 1915
o . .
Painless Extraction _. ‘
_ Every one is looking for the best 3 S'ores A N Clai
1 service at the most reasonable in one 0» ['8
l pnce, and those suffering from '0 Climb
. teeth which need to be taken out 1 ' """"" TRUE To ”8 "AM" 1
i will appreaciate my methods. 1
There is no extra charge for difli- i Make Your KitCh
en the B '
cult cases, and the results are t r' '1, CSt Room m the House.
highly satisfactory, old roots which i I l S EAS Y
have been a nuisance in the mouth, ’ A H . K'
and a menace to the health crook- ‘ 008!“ “Chen Cabinet and a Sterlin R
. . an e
ed teeth, or those broken off, are l smile all day. g g and You
1 quickly and painlessly extracted, :
1 leaving the gums clean and heal- : écgangouolzRH%OUséE§'§Erfldigfg CASINET
g thy, with no ill after-effects. i CLUB. ANGE
i .'
1 Dr. J. B. Mallory .
16 South Main Sty-2; Sn. Norwaik ‘
HOURS: 9 A. M.'to 5 P. M.
1 Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7
, to 8 p. m. Sundays by appointment
1 only.
1 ——
1 ..
i "'r— ——"--— -—~ a_#-_n:‘
£200, 000 "Mill UNIFORMS
i .
I 11111.01”) uniforms and overcoats for,
it'- the ltalian army \t'ill lJi’ made by 1111';
1 J. 81ml (.‘ompany, of Monroe strum.f
in.” 1it3. An order has already been;
received by tl11 firm for 50,0011 suits,
and the remainder uiil follow. 'li11:
[:31 on Company has taken over the 111 V
tire. \scthc t'ac'toi3. on Monroe street, 1
{including the tour floors and all or" [1111‘
extensions and out- houses. This malt»
1a total floor space of 36,0011 feet. EVK’M‘.
[this isn't enough, as Mr. Scott is makw‘
{ling an effort to secure more factory?
[space in this city. lie hasn't time to?
tbuild onto the present factory. Fronti
{310 to 400 new bands will he c"mploy
ed and 120 new machines will be 111- 1
stalled at once. “1'. Scott. who rnakes’ ‘
this city his home after an extendedl . . - . L
residence in Red Bank, N. J., declaredl $1 '00 w‘n deliver a Booster Kmhcn Cabinet 10 Ynun
he will almost exclusively employ $5.00 “’1“ deliver a Sterling Range HOME
Norwalk hands. He surely has the ‘ A - -
' ct uc embershr ' ' '
true Norwnlk spirit, and states he Q l klxas the M p ls Limited.
wants to confine his help to local peo-
pie... Mr. Scott States he expects or- STERLING FURNITURE CO
11ers from other European cOunfrieu. . . , ’
in foot negotiations are about to bc- ,,’i37",39'13x WASHINGTON ST- PHONE I05-
gin; but what countries he is not in ii OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATRE V
position now to state. This in the _
Brit really his order which the Eur _
opean war has thrown Norweik' s wax '
- ‘ " CENTRAL HOTEL m...
N - ‘
1111 111311111 13131 ..
> ' ‘ 1. ~ Corner Monroe and Bhutan! Streets, South Not'walk. 1
OVER “NI-ll. SAIURDAV Room! by (in! or M ot mum prices. ’
Every room well with“ We lights and gas. r"
As Mrs. Carrie Tristrum was this
are t n In close.
morning unable to pay the $50 fine. i . w,“ ‘ t .
and 810 costs. in connection with her a
case, Judge Vosburgh, this morning.
granted her an adjournment until Sat-
urday morning. At this time she must . - .
either pay the fine or prepare her up 9 t
W from 11... 1011.1 1...... Wm, Do You Know Stamp Kraft:
Mrs Triotrom is represented by Judge Fun for all—“Fit.the Picture to the Story.”
John Keogh. . ' .
_’.__.__......--..._... Brlggetman Bros North Mal“ Slffiet
w. n. c. convenrton. .. ' flantord Block
HARTFORD. Sept. 1.43.51 “CW 1...... I; __.t
tarles and post treasurer: of the .DO' ‘ - .. -. -
pariment of Congoctlcut Woman's FL . ° . . ‘
Corps, formed the Past Secretaries We are showing the modt wonderful
and Treasurers' Association, Depart- 8 at] Full and-Winter Garments in town at
ment of Connecticut. W R. (1.. at the ' - -« prices lower than any other store. We
home of Mrs. Carrie R. Jackson, in . hear tin; comment from every woman that has bought‘from us this
East Hartford yesterday, electing season, saying that we have the bandsomest garments they have
these oftlcersr w seen.” Come without delay and got a smart suit, coat, dress, skirt,
President—Mrs. Lottie B. Griswold, waist or hat and trimmings, and wear the best made goods for less
Waterbury; vice—president—aMrs. Ber- money than you would pay elsewhere. COME AND BE CONVtNCE-D.
thn Morse. Hartford: secretary-treats- . .
urcr—Mrs. Carrie R Jackson, East ‘ ‘ . - ' '
I HE PARI $119 aks 8'
' lllmer
:Adveriile 1‘ 7“ Baenol. 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWAL¥ '
Pumps and General Machine *5!- 4
s oclaltlen Work " f i
1 arms AND 1...... w 1
illitiilili MACHINE {10.
1 Water St, Foot Raymond. 8t.._
i
V “11111133113"
$1.252—and$li.5.0.valuel
4-1
. onCooY'S
STORE .
For Rent
Now Occupied by the United
Electric Light: and Water Go;
COMFORTS THE SKIN
of Children and Sick People
1.1
"(Mu/11.7.1“.
2.. r
I: 11-11» N u
until
Mu” (Niliiililt 1) y ,-
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