Evening sentinel, Monday, September 13, 1915 · page 8

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To Golf Players

For five dollars per 3'ear,1re can
write a policy insuring to the limit or
ten thousand dollars, protecting the
policy-holder from claims tor injuries
caused by him while playing golf, to
my person or persons, prorided, how-
ever, the liability shall in no event ex-
ceed five thousand dollars for damages
[or such injuries to any one person.

Taylor & Golden

Telephyue 1230 South Nomaik, Conn

 

 

 

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ss Lena Sitther resumed her do
tits this morning. in the oflit'e oi the

u clerk after a pleasant three
11'- (-‘eks 1211.:ation.

Jays .Bu1kle3', teller at the Fair-
fit id \Ullllly saiings Bunk left today
for New ilartt’ord. where he will spend
a wt-ek on his vacation.

 

John lto‘bnei. of Cedar street, after
:1 g't-elz's enjoyable vacation this morn-
ing returned to his duties ill the A. J.
Collins Company on North Main St.

(‘lurencr- Jackson in no uncertain
nay ad11rtised the piopensities of ills

3.1911111 car for hauling. t‘p Wall street

iiii NEWS

M. J. O'Brien, of Quintzlrdrarenuc.
3.1.1115 today on a \1‘1 ck's vacation.

 

Samur'i l'oilr-y, of Monroe street. yes-
terday motored to Com-3' island.

William liymanfot New lioven, was
'htwhin Imi'ental home in- Stuart are-
nue over yostcrdar. ,

'l‘hi'ouuli Attorney William 1". Tain-
mally. Adelaide 81-21111 has disposed ot‘
lit'r property 1111 :1 Bayi’ieu' tl'i't‘lllle to
Joseph llosenficld.

Furnaces overhauled. ii. \V'ulterhouse.

 

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The last regular meeting of the city
coun1il will be 'held tomorrow night.
At this session an attempt will be.
made to clean up so far as is possible
all business that :1 spatial session la-
ter on will not be necessaly.

Tile Republican and
city 00111811110113 will be held this 61111
ning.’l‘l1oll)emoc1ats will 10111 9119 up—
mun, holding their session in thei

Town Assembl3 Hall. The City llall|

. will be the seeds of the Republicans

Democratic

' , . session.

 

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”‘5 ' 'Wbre among tits local, sports 11110

 

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JSvec a orchestra “as present and made

.the occasion may with the rendition mumstrup, Bert. 100 vs. Hanlon, 391311.11 time and a halt for overtime employed in the round house or the
oil an excellent musical program. w“: William 100. . Title. .V,. .11 I; .. New York New Haven and Hartford
K '1 ~ ' ACIlVHlES l" [lo Magner,A "5O 16.89ll33’ Stephen 50. .1- ' Bridgeport Workers Return. Railroad at the Cedar Hill freight'
V NEW HOTEL M AH ACKEMO. 1 Fl'.oeb Henry, 50 vs. V'Vollmer. WilV BRIDGE'POR’I'. Sept. 13.—-The' re. yards.lett their work after demanding
bodies Grill and gentleman’s lunchiV " . IowVN Pellet DEPII lianl 50.1mm to worlt of about 800 men in the an increase in wages The'pollce de-
1'00!“ 00¢!!- until 11: 30 p. m. fibula! ' . . , McAllls‘ter, Robert 100 15V lj‘iynn West find shops of the Crane Valve partment sent a squad of men to 1512‘
, prices. Tabla d' hote lunch fifty cents, James 100. . Compa'ny today, was looked upon as a‘yards, but later fhese were sent back?
_;:11 311 to .. p. m. Table d'hbte dinner. ” Boys who have been in the habit oi Kelli. 121111.19th Lockwood, Ira settlement of the strike there It was as the strikers made no trouble, and
.novonty-live cents, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 9. playing ball in the rear of the post-100. at the gate of this plant that a small railroad detectives went on duty 115 pa-
:11. Served in main dining T00111- ' other; building on Washington street Scherer. George. 100_ vs. Scully, John rioLoccurred week beforeVlast, which trols. The ash men clear the enginei
. - - . 7-4—: have been warned to stop. by the DO W 100. led to arrests 013. strikers. ipits. Their. strike, did not interfere
' KODAKS ' lice. Awindow.‘- Saturday, was broken Burgess, Horace. 100 vs. 111..., Ed As a whole the strike situation at with the handling of’locomotlvesh

[Camera Photo-Supplies, paper, Films in the Schumann Art 'Print building ward 100. ‘ . it dohen plants here was? not changed Labor Situation in Torrington.

etc. Detective Sergeant Thomas Leather- VBrop‘h'y, Pfitrick, 100, vs. Raymond,m materially from that of lafiweek. The_ . Summit Weavers.

' land secured- the names of the bOYs David 100. .V. strikers put out plcketsV at eleren SUMMIT. N. 1., Sept.- 13. —Threo
swgggxex 9:553:53“ V' responsible, and have requested them Skelley Thomas. 50 vs. Reynolds, plants. “'~ hundred and titty weavers in the Sum-
' “ to make good the damage. Bernard 50. ,. , ‘ ‘ , Many cf the men brought to tho mit Silk illsV went on strike today" for

 

 

The case of 11115. Edna Foley, 111111
Vested some time ago charged with

. drunkenness by Deputy Sheriff b‘dw.
V-B. Douleus, will «come up for dispost
tion tomorrow morning before Judge

‘Vdid the little “Flirver”
,; llurlburt's big automobile tnuk, the

,cngine of

pull Harry
the latter machine being
out of order. No little attention was
caused by the unusual sight.

The suliimnry process action brought
llV‘..lalll1'S Hopkins against .\li_ss lie-

{11111111. 111111, of Marshall street. will be.

in :11'11 before Justice Daniel llunlop to-
morrow morning :11 9,0’1'i01'k. Attorn-

‘ 11' John .l. t‘unen represents lhe "plain-

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THE soom'h‘onwarxmume551111121 ‘

ions music a few hours after midnight
when one wants to sleep, and that is
probably why so indignant a protest
was sent into police headquarters at

an early hour this morning againstr

four men on Spring street, who were‘
blowing loudly an annoyingly musical
instrument devoid of music. Tile men
had disappeared when police oilit'ezs
investigated.
Officer Taken Ill. ,
Officer Albert E. Fraser, of Concord
street, was early this morning taken
to his home by Officer Milton 1. Lock-
wood, having been taken suddenly ill
while “knocking off" duty.

1161 “11111 1111111"
11111 1111 71111 AWARDS

Saturday nigh]: has an interesting
and bus3 ei'enllig‘fit tile Knob i‘lub.
Piizes to the tennis players 11 ere,
awarded, and a most charming lunc-
1ion, in the form of :1 "lucky nunibel‘"V

 

fr-d between five couples :11 St.

‘111111 and guardians are requested by

isibilities in this 111 liter and see that

tilt and Attm'ilcy William F. Tammany

the 1loi‘1'11dant. dance pl‘oi‘cd features of the. most tie-

'lighttui evening.
tru furnished music for dancing.
attendance was large, The prizes were

 

The bunns of marriage were publish-
Mary‘s

‘church yesterday. The couples 1111': awarded by the president. ot' the club.
Harry 1'1'1'1 and Margaret Krill; V01“ H. S. ilyrnc, to the foiloiillrg tellltls
neiius lilt'xaiiy and Clara Nattefon‘m players:

‘1 Xitholus 5,121.11 and Anna Musl: Slums" Junior )it'li‘s Singles «Edward Trim
inns lyslihski 11111! Josepha ilolinows— 931; Senior Men's Singlcsémalilm
111': Joseph Gryn and Tileelihiia 1305-? Baldwin: Ladics' Sillui1’S"-'.\llss .\iul'- .

garet Reid; Mixed
(‘opley and Miss Helen liedoux; .ticn's
Dotlbles~Russell Thonles andiidward
Austin.

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The Sunday schools of Grace parish
will resume their session on next Sun-
day at the usual hours. The mission at
9 o‘clock and the parish nt l2. Par-
tlic 1111101 to remember tileit respon-
cheil children, of Sunday school one

are ill Vnttendunce‘.

 

——i‘e aches, 351 per bushel at Prntt

The .
S; llurtletn's. Railroad Ave Tel. 1412.. En" ”"9 planning for a de
_.____,__. icidt‘dli interesting pool tournamen}

Sumucl Berkmnn, l Jacobson, A. 511- “mm «tarts V91“) Shortly, in the Home
'11r.Ja1k Perkins and loscph Weing. on South Main 5115.21.11.19...“ 1:11
er.‘ 'of Bridgeport, and Benjamin l.e1'~,llixh and main keen, though good-
file of New ilayen, spent Sunday in natured. The ratings; ~...

101111. visiting Roton PolntV in the at; Hull, John (Cupid V11. Bogardus

lerlioon, and at night being entertain. 'John (Capt ) 100. "m '
ed by Miss Lillie Rudder nt 1191' home! Steegmtlllor. John. loll raj

H. sburgh in the do11nto11n'
$3321.11. VP , . on South Main street, where a num holtz. Frank, 100 i i
—«—-—-———' . her of yOllng ladie'. and gentlemen on. 1 0093?. George; .109 1s. SchmidL;
Ben- jo1ed 11.1111 lug. singing; games and re- Citrl 100.

' llVlarry .J Smith, J13, "Raver"
”thin. and. V. W. 1Eerris, VlchaiV S.

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Sat
urday attended the McFarland- Gibbon

bout at Brighton Beach._Acc01ding 10'V
’ . Mr. Smith, Gibbons was not in on the

. winning.

Judge John J. Walsh entertained 11
purty of gentlemen on his 3:1cht "Beu-
loll" over the week- end. "I‘hey sailed
195 Long island Saturday afternoon

and retuiued home last night. A 1013'
t? pleasant trip, is reported. John T.
Bayes quVld CharlesV VW. Lane, ..,lr were

 

The semi- annual meeting of the Hat
Trimmers Union will be held Tuesday
evening, September 14. There should
be a good attendance or members, as
all should be interested to hear the
reports of the officers for the past six
months. which will be made at this

meeting.

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"‘1 Seventy individuals with healthy up
'petitcs assent-bled ‘at the Pioneer Hook
"8: udder quarters 3ester1lay and en-
:3,joyed it most successful cianibake. The
"an was a wonder and thecooks re-
ceived due praise for their work

 

 

82 Washington St... So.VNVor1valk, coon.

Cortright ”George,
weiler. Joseph, 100.1

.Bisseil Dapa,.10VOV V.1's.
Luke. 100 . . .

Aln is 93, William.) l0i) vs. Bashing.

Hills illitiiliill Billiill
ill llli Sillltllllllll "iii: :22...

' i100. .

iieretofore saloon-men in NornalkV Cotnstock H. 501's. Dufllult, George,
could secure a surety bond for on an- 50. V
nual fee or. 5. Heraalter it will coat DOlllcnttfilnrrv,1111) v.11. Tarlove, VAmie
them $20 each year The reason [0"100. V
this decided jump is contained in the Boeniach, Julius, 5-0 vs. Parker, Ben
following passage of the law whtcii‘mV 1 1 . 1
passed the last general assembly wh c 1
not only chonges the amount ofiVa effigy“ E'me' 100. ‘5 LEWiS Hor-
bond but rovides: —"if a person so
licensed shill be convicted of o violn-iVVVVVVSVVlV‘Vl951;“x Edward, 50 V8 Froeb.E1l-
tlon of any provision of the general!
i statutes concerning the sale of splritu- l
hug and intoxicating liquors” and no
appeal is pending. such bond shallV
thereupon be iorfc'ted, and the trellis
urcr, of the county shall in his own:
nume. institute suit upon such bondV 100
1f0r the benefit of the county, and tip-3 Tammany, 3039p}. 50V
on proof of celivlction shall render' Hermon 50.
judgment in favor of such treasureti Clark. “Frank 25 vs. Talmndge, Er-
for the entire amount of such bond, 119111 25,
with costs." This new not 13 enecthe Dibble Ralph, 50V 15. Smith, John

Noyember lot; 1915. i50.

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100 1'3. (Aux-V

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ire sthe‘an's. " “ i

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V Conlfiraly,
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Anderson. Carl, 25 1f: blengebauer.

{John 25.
B3ington,

Joseph 100.
Clancy, Joseph. 100V vs. Troy, John

Irving, 100 vs. Carrier.

vs. Matmo.

 

 

 

Mung Not Appreciated 1111111, Albert, 511st. Wilkins, 11am

 

 

" One scarcely appreciates 11111111111011.1111 VV .. ,V V _V V
~ ' 1F —-a'L" “rm . Kinney, Charles. 50 vs. 'Volk, Frank
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Cortright. William-100 vs. Roberts,
George 100. " i . '
1 CossasaV. Frank,~ 50 vs. Burdlck. Levi
50.

Cutbill. Alfred,V '50 v5, Keeler, Ben
50.

Moore, Charles. 100 vs. Parker. Clin-

 

 

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Tile‘,

l)oubles~i‘hurles

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iing,

,time for Shndays and holidays. Neith-

Buck 3.1180 obeyed the order to strike.
V188 of the 225 miichinlsts and apprem'

‘ work, many departments being fully‘

 
 

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ARMOUR'S LEAN TENDER

11c lb
East India Tea. Co.

125 WASHINGTON STREET.

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tiltillill EllEilTS BEER ',
.21“: YOUR CLAM BAKES

Wills NYARY Connecticut Avenue.

V Phone.497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
0n Draught at Connecticut Ave.

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——SCH00L SUPPLIES— 1
Pens. Pencils. Sci-atch Pado; Note Books, Composition
Books, Erasers, Rulers, Etc.

Briegerman Bros
iGOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKSi

iwo WAIERBURY : Every drink served at our
llolllllail] is healthful in every 1n- i

North Main 5153731
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STERLING

4-0 ‘DA A,

' ' 1.” W.‘ 1".- 5"! «$11.4

URNIT URE

SEPT. 13,1915

UCS

ANCES

FURNiTURE CO.

127- i 29 WASHINGTON ST.

30. NORWALK

 

 

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Our 13 he of Silk Hosiery affords the well dressed Wo-
man an opportunity to purchase fashionable Hosiery of
exceptionally good quality, at vely moderate prices.

The assortment includes the new clox an’d gills; ef.

fects, as well as black, white, and an
shades to harmonize with the autumn gowns

Such famous makes as the “ Onyx,” “McCallum, ” Kay-

ser and Gotham Gold Stripe are well represented.

extensive line

 

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Prices range from ................ 50¢ to $3 00 lilir

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sliiiiils llii TODAY, (“‘3de “6 use only the besti

 

 

‘it? DcKlyn's ice credit! scned I

rat the fountain or inmhimes to.

take home. Try our Soda and;

tronriVnce yourself that Vin is tht'iV
-_ ibest in town.

1" .1'111111111111, $111.. 131—1111- two The Nfll‘walk DI'IIgV C0.

thwau-ncd strikes oi the machinistsV H. A MEAD,MKI'1

and toohn rulers took plate this morn- .8 N
osMain St. So. No
workmen elnpioied at the 1‘ch ~~— “TEE

fruit s1rups Our chocolate is be i
Cloning famous Have you tried.i
Want Shorter Hourg. and More Pay
‘ for Overtime and Sundays

 

 

B. J. Manville Machine Company];
striking for an eight—hour day. timei

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Used Cars

Late models in fine
taken in exchange for larger cars.
Prices right.

Delivery on R E O S

Starts
IMMEDIATE

DELI’VERY ON

S.i.. BENEDJC

September, 25th

Dodge Cars

73 NORTH MAIN 31'.
SOUTH NORWALK

AGENT FOR REDS AND DODGE

condition

 

 

toi'ies cf the \V' aur'bury larrel Foun- i
fight/945%

and 1: bill for gvenime. and double

 

dry and Machine tompuny and the
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er plant is closed. The Farrel roun— l” I
dry employs 545 inch and of these' dulyi ‘
Just

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Props.

tlces employed Hy the E. J'- Manville .‘94 WASHINGTON VSTy:

 

 

1VltiltchilleVl Gompany walked out of the
tactory at 9 o; 11.; Like those of _ .
.tho Farrel Foundry, they demanded an! . .

iéightshour day. which the company‘ 111- :x—a—j ' - - . .1. 1
lfused. Martin H.‘ Brennan.’ president Employee of the. Bryant Electric.
iof the Momllle Company, said todayVCompany who have differences over!
Vthat the concern would continue the’V the recent agreement will meet to-
operation of the plant, and that he ex night to try and straighten them out.
ported no shutdown on account of thei The corset workers will hold a mass

 

strike A meeting of the strikers inimeeting Wednesday when they willi
scheduled for this afternoon lit 3'listen to reports from 1111. Sen"? andV
o'clock. . ‘ Organizer Roche on their Work 111 a

meeting in New Haven 3esterday.‘
lonr‘lment of Benedict and Burnham preliminaries were “awaken to or-
Bermch of the. American Brass Com gnnize the women. in the «hot in-
pany. who strucleust week. hnye notidustry in that city. _
returned to work as yet. The fictory‘ New Haven Plant Closed.
of the Randolphflowos Company. NEW HAVEN, Sept. 13.-—Tlie plant
which-has been closed since last Tues- of the National Folding..an child’s-
11.1.1» morning. reopened this morning. per Company is closed today, as the
with the strikers hock at work hnv- result of the‘“’atrike Pf 4511' girls on
inc been granted shorter hours and Saturday. .The entire foreli‘wi'hich did
.more 11113211110111 250 were out of not strike hadlto be laid off because
{work because of this strike. . about 150 511.111 lirere in 11 department
About 80 of the 90 strikers at theiwhlch did the finishing. '
plant of the A. H. Wells and Co pany.l The strikers met today and were,l
Etubing manufacturers, returned toifomied into a union by national nth-i
Vwork today. as did 150 employes of- theicers of the Boxmakera’ Association.
‘V‘Vnterbury Rolling .11)“ for the men and organizers oil/the American Fed-
receiying in no; case. 11' ten per cent. ieratlon of Labor
increase, 551101113 it went: instead of During the morning thirty ashmen

The "10?) employees of the tubing de-

 

 

railroad freight houses to serve as mare pay. _«A strike at the works Vsev

strikebreakers did not show up today
and about V150 men rushed here from
put to work. M— -'
The Crane Company said later that NORWALK‘HOSPITAL NOTES.
the men are practically all back Vat.
‘Edwird A: fTinker. ot~ Rowoyton.

Vd rushed with work Last was admitted to thg- Norwalk Hospital

week,t ecompany says. men drifted
back a few at a time The return or
strikers today was in 1111s face of pick
éts which 11111511911 established at thoV

manned

He fell from a ladder and his hand
went' through a pane of glass, cutting
it quite severely. . .

Mrs. Anna. Anderson. colored. was

 

 

 

 

 

admitted shinning Valiant for medical

 

oral months ago. which was accom- L
panied by rioting, was settled by a

the Boston end of the system were Vcivic committee. . V _ M '

yesterday 15 have his hand. treated. ' " '

 

 

 

 

Order Nw "at Summer Prices. ' 1

Vr‘rom A" Coal
Pocket isV'

 

 

Our prices are 11's low as anybody'n prices.

Call, Write'or Phone

Our"represcntafive will gladly call and see you

about your winter's

supply.

 

Harris 81 Gaps

Phone
721 '

WATER STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

PoSitiveiy Clean

 

 

OUR AIM

'This Bank is 'charterBd to be of service to the community—Tits ca
pacity in this respect being one: lied.

Money deposited here 111 safeguarded by approved and up-to-date
methods, and every patron is accorded the most liberal terms consist-

ent with sound banking.

Our aim is to serve well—we are signnlly fulfilling, this miss}
Money deposited in our Savings Department on or bopggg
tuber 1ch, will draw interest Vfrom the first.

 
 

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