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' For five dollars per year, we can
» 111% a policy insuring to the limit 01::
“1%; m thousand dollars. protecting the
g? m’hoider from claims for injuriesi
' caused by him while playing golf, to
, any person or persons, pro1 ided, bow-
Orot. the liability shall in no event ex-
good five thousand dollars for damages
' in: such injuries to any one person.
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3M0” 1230 South Norwalk, Conn.
Bill NEWS
A. J. Collins, of North Main street,
a in Nonfll'ork City; today on bust
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George Sheldon of the Norualk 110-1
tel, is in Pro1iden1e, it. 1. today on
busines. 3‘
The polka 11111 investigate :1 Call)-
plalnt made by Mrs. l’l:.1tl of ti Vt est
street, wlto states boys are stealing
her apples. i
The Bridge Construction Committee 3
0‘ will meet at 8 o‘clock Bids 11ilibe 011-3,
1 " exist! for the pa1it1g of the new W ash-‘1
mgwu siteet bridge. ‘ 1
1. Miss Alice Stevens, accompanied by1
her father,H .l. Emory Stevens, left for,
Tilton, \'.,las1 melting, where she
will become a student in Tilton 51111
' inary
Albert Butler, of i-lanford's garage,
and a companion while riding a motor-
cycle in Greens Farms'last night. ran
121 . into a wagon. Both were. injured. Dr.
“H. B. West rendered treatment.
Furnaces overhauled. B Waiterhouse.
'v
"1W.1R C. Buckingham Post, will hold
a. business meeting at the rooms on
Thursday afternoon it is the desire to
have a large attendance as important
113‘m3atters are to come up for disposition
3 There will be dancing tomorrow
“ ‘1" evening at- the Knob Club, it is an-
111111211; The music will be furnished
3_ the player piano and tnebus wilt
run‘aS‘a iitney,-.oha_1;ge,of five cents b1-
ingamade eachgvay for 91131.9, passenger.
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1‘ -,Th'e sheriff of Westport, yesterday
" called on the local police department
' for the loan of an officers suit. The
occasion was the opening of the tem-
morary bridge across the Wéstport
river. The sheriff will be the first un-
idol-med 1311311311115 in Westport ‘3,
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‘Homer Sturgis was arrested yester-
Wiley by Detective Sergeant Thomas
Motherland in Westport.‘ He 11:13
11thng with non support Judge
George J-i. Vosburgh this morning,
gave Sturgis the preference of going
1 ‘to jail for 30 days or paying his wife
82.50 a week for six months under a
$75 bond.’ 11 is said he will go to 11111
' The following permits, this morn-
ng‘,=‘wm issued from the office of the
building inspector: Reed & Voik, to
'fwirefor 1111110111 Notell; Charles Rear-
n,- garage for himself on 29 Taylor
..ivenue:.Reed & Volk to wire for Ed-
{mund ZeiutY. 11 Concord street: to
. donos‘and'l-lotchktss to install plumb-
ing fomE. .l. Quinlan, Eversley avenue.
,. Hillside‘School, Prospect street, and
Mrs. M. F. Webb, Ohio street.
NEW HOTEL MAHAOKEMO.
, ladlea’. Grill and gentleman’s lunch
room open until 11:30 p.m.Pop1'flar
prices. Table d'hote lunch fifty cents,
11180. to z p. m. Table d’hote dinner,
”tantrum cents. .:5 30 p in. to 8 :1.
89117011111 311111111111; 10911:. ‘
KODAKs.
Photo-Supplies, Paper; Films,
1 etc. -
:Stfllson-Powell Corporation.
PRESCIPTION DRUGGiSTS.
ington 51.,511‘. Norw'illt, Conn!
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3th? nortltetn states aimed at impress ,
1mg the pow era interested in the pacifi-3
YARD Nlillll ~Gilli} SEW
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 14.“;
There was little change today in the
'strike of 151) girls at the plant of the
National Folding Box and Paper Com-‘
panv, and of ashmen at the Cedar Hill:
freight yard engine house of the New
1.1111, \eu Haven and Hartford Rail
road today. The girls have been or-
ganized into a union by .\lrs.l\iar_1‘
Stu111,of the American Mention of
Labor, and as a body ha1e put into
form a demand for the eight hour day.
lliliAlElllNll [0 Kill
All AWERWAN BAPIWE
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guarded by 511110 3troops.
MEXICAN SlTUAT'ION DISCUSSED.
11 51111111110111.511111, 11—11mm
mat: c teptesentath es of the six Latin-
American 111-1111111111. non in or neat
\V'as itington bad calls today“ f1om
Settetuu Lansing for a meeting here
31‘11 Wednesdai. to r3ene11 consideration
among} than TENDER
SMOKE SHOULDERS
,5 Hell);
East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE 371
G. \i'. Mabee, general manager of the
plant, has replied that while he was
willing to give nine hours, 110 further,
contessiott will be made and the en:
tire place will remain closed indefinite};
l,1‘ as orders} are not pressing.
strikers claim that theit Wages are
only $6 for sixu hours” \1‘oik. About
3110 girls and 150 men additionally are
forced into idleness by the strike.
of the Mexican siiuation.
The cottlerees will have before
3thent responses to Uteit appeal that
the “extant leadets meet in a peace
c‘ont‘etence. The \ i‘lla and Zapata fac-
tions sent fa1“otabl3e replies but Carr-
‘anza rejected the npppeai and made
(Oiiltlet iitoposuiithat the diplomats
meet him to consider international
phase~ of the problem and his claims‘
in; tet‘ognition.
Some of the con'fetees, it is under-
Esiood. fz"t31m attenting Cutranza's pm
110: ition. w,ltich if Adopted. would 1111111-
1114 postponement 301’ 1111.1 conference' to
11 llitll the Villa and Zapata elements
might participate in the last se1einl
‘\tPlts l',‘:1.11:1112a armies have forced
301' 3:3 joined the 450 strikers of y-es
t‘etda1, but the company is working in
men from other parts of the set1ice
These. ashmett work 12 hours a day,
and receive $1.65. They asked for $2
and a ten—hour day. The company
sits the train service is not inter
‘1upied.
their 1 :tmoaig 11 int northern and C(‘H‘. Sessions Foundry Closed.
ital Mexico Villa representatives in: BRISTOL, Conn, Sept. 14. —-The Sea
3si1ms Foundry. at 111111-11 a strike has
been in force sitite last week.
cloSed today-shortly after men who
had not joined the strike had taken
up their usual tasks.
posted yesterday that the company
‘ would try to adjust the grievances of
Washing 1,1011 lto11ev‘,111 contend that
losses. by their fotces have been great-
i_1‘ exaggerated and that Carranza is,
making 11 desp'erate demonstration in
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“"lhe1e nete no new developments in
At the freight yards the night gang the local labor situation up to noon
today.
liendey Machine ta1toty ate scltedt
b‘ilOOL SUPPLIES—
Pens. Penn in Scrzt t:h Pads, Note Books, composition
Books. Erasers, Rulers, Etc. .. 3 3
orth Main soil ‘1
Briggermatt 370$ 64 Nflamord Block
mw
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every 111-11111 served at 011.1
fountain is healthful in every in
gredient. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be
coming famous Have you tried
The striking employee of the
uled to meet this afternoon, but the
11:31:11,111». 14, 1915
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FURNITURE 00.
‘27'129 wasmucroats
SO. NORWAL
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Notices Were 1
putpose of the ttieeting has not been
announced. Decision as to whether or
not the offer of the ‘l‘ot‘rington (70m-
1111111 of a ten Dtl ceni.i‘111(rtase in
leases and a 55 hour week will be ac
,t‘epted is to be made toca1 o_1 the em-
,xiotes of theiduel ior Needle Com
pain the Standard Company and the
l’rogtessive Manufacturing Company.
Ballots have been distributed to the
111911 in the factories and will be de-
posited in ballot boxes at 6 o‘clock
tonight.
it? DeKlyn’s ice cream served
at the fountain or in boxes to
take_home. Try our Soda and
convmce yourself that it is the
best in town.
The Norwalk Drug 301‘
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St So. Norwalk.
m
'the fuctionai lenders, but: the expecta
tattoo of the Republic. !
i131..P.\S(),Texa3s, Sept. 14. ~Ed11ard
Lednitlgc. an ott‘t'clai ol- the Mexican
Northwestern RaiLr.oad who has been
held for $10, 000 r nsotn bandits oper- ;
ating near the Cuntbre Tunnel in Chi-
huuhna, was released early today. ac
cording to inforntntion reaching item,
A posse is pursuing the bandits. 3
WASHiNG 'li‘ON, Sept. ll. ~1‘Secre 3
111111. Lansing announced today that
the Pan- Ameriettnlconference on meilaborera of whom there are 150
Mexican situation will be held Satur1
dav in New York 3.ctty ‘
;rlic change in plan he unide iii
clear, was not due to any development
in the gensrnl situation, but to lilnoaai1
of one of the conferees
No decision ims‘ its vét been reachd'd.“
by the 11111111111111; Government as. to'
the next stepdn the situation now that‘
for shorter hours.
the notice was rem1ed and another31‘ers at the mills of the Summit Silk1
was put up today closing the foutidry' Company. who went on strikegvester- ‘
3 This makes idle day for more pay, were today [grantedx
1about 400 men, including the strikers'their demands.
of the ill) men or so, who left their
11 ork last. week after making a demand i
During the nigltt3
until further notice.
{who were bench moulders, and men in‘
the assorting and assembling rooms. A
ting mill is closed by the strike
«vicant property can be rented and
The Bristol Brass Company‘s roll a good tenant secured through Senti-
of not Want Advertisinr
The women and minors will}
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of 1f =
rations nationalities The skilled men. .w. , ', . . .
in this piaht require laborers and as
the differences ‘with~3th3e iptter' cannot (1:1 1"1' 1 . ' 1
91“ " ’ "
be adjusted on tiie‘ pt‘eitent demands
all are out. ‘ , -
§1Ne1v 1111111111113 hauufacturln'gi
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Company put this proposition up to
their men: A fifty hour week to be
made up of tlrie day's of nine hours
teplles have been received from all' ”each and Saturday half holiday with
tion is that after the next session M3
the Pan American confereas, a dell-
announcement of the program to
1 l
title
he pursued will he made.
BROW NSi'lLl . Tex “Sept 14.~}
News or the dis ntch of two troopsi
of cumin to ,Fort .Mclntosh. nea'r13
lnrcdo, was received here today 111.1:
21119 still further ground for the be-
lief that the American army authori-
ties will find it‘ expedient soon to es
tablialt still more strict regulations
goiernlng passage between Mexico!
and this countrv along the lower part
of the Rio Grande
Women and oh ldren are allowed. inI
most cases, unquestioned freedom in:
crossing the river, but mate's old
enough to bear arms are allevved t03'
pass 0an after night examination as
to. their object‘. It is now believied
that women 11311.1 children will be‘
placed under the ban.
It is probablel too, that. the impor-i
tntion into Texas from Mexico of cat- ‘
tle. horses and, other
suspected of
“confiscated,” will likewise be barred.
Boats. alrend13 under the ban, will
be still more thoroughly searched logic-an be made
3by the authorities or]
and either held
destroyed. ,
All persons both military and civil
commodilissuwagee. guess. then-,1 numbering 150, ,,»
ing been stolen .Qlfrwalked out on Thursday without givtngl,
350 1-2 hours' pay; a ten per cent. in-
crease in 'wages. time 'and a ‘qnarter'
for overtime over fifty hours, 12 hours
a night for five nights a week to con-
stitute the night schedule with over
'tlme for all over 50 hours, all piece-1
work to be paid for 1at increases pro
‘rated with the day wrkors. In etlect
this gives a,501ltour week with half
pay for the Saturday half-holiday 111d;
11 15 per cent. increase in'wagos. ‘Thef
committee of employes‘whtch had at
cnference with the company's otticers
was not agreed upon acceptance, but‘
a mairity did, and the others asked
for time until 4 p. 1n., in order to
consult with 'inen in the departments3
in which they work .lt is thought the
-oil'er will be accepted. 3 3
_ May Adjust Bristol strike, 1
RISTOL, Sept. 14. -—The new 116-.
velopmsut in the strike at the Bristol
Brass Company’s rolling mill todayd
was that Councilman G. W. Hull sawi
the strikers and obtained from them a
statement that they wanted a ninehour3
day and a 10 per cent. increase in
any reason. Now that the reason is'
known, it is thought an adjustment. . , ,-, .,17. r -. L 1 1 » ‘ .
1‘ . 'BELGIUMPR‘OTESTS To 3. IleSi-iNOT KEENf'f-‘OR KULTUR.
At the Sessions Foundry, where men
in the assembling and assorting rooms
Went out, sixty bench moulders joined
.,.-a '
H-AVRE; 1Frane, Sept. 14, 5 10
a ruse-The
112 Months “ Pay
”11 Your Wiring
This liberal offer' is for a limit-
ed time only.
If you are contemplating- giv-
in: your family the many advan-
‘tages of Electric Service, dent
pass up this oli’or.
investigaté 111.1111 3
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Weavers Demands Gra'nted. 3
sunnt'r, N. 1., Sept. 11.411111 wea- 14:31mmm1
Simon M Austin £2 00.,
Props.
104 WASHINGTON ST.
1'11;
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‘ NEURAL STATES “
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John D. Grimmina Sayl‘Erln Wouldn't
Welcome, German . Invasion. ‘ ‘
maul)
have been forbidden to show them- the strike after the company had re
selves along the‘ American sidé‘ of the
Rio Grande,_soldiers being expected
when duty compels breaking the rule
Similar orders have been issued by adjusted ,1
Carranza General 1111111111111 to his The “like”? at the 5110i! 01' the Na
men. . " 3 1 3 ' 4' , tional Marine Lamp Company in For.
,—-Vacant prop rty can be rented and
good tenant. soured through South 9.1109 With, the. Officers“ This will be
at Want Advertising. . , l1 it today L , .. .
i F Employe‘s‘flafuee to Work.
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LOWELL, iM'a'ss., Sept. 13. —~Wh n
ridge Company deported for the week
fused their demands, the nature or,
which is not divulged. Mr. Sessions,
however, believes the trouble will be
i. ‘ , ‘1 estvilie, have asked Mayor Cray,‘ of
Bristol, to secure for- them a confer-’
111a plant ofvthe. United States 11111.
Belgian, government
.1111: protested to neutral states
against the action of the German
administration in tearing up and
transporting to Poland the tracks
,ot the Belgian railroals. The
protest is. based on the article
of the fourth Hague Convention,
which stipulates that the occupa-
constitute only an occupation dé
facto. Removal of the railroads;
.the note- contends. Will make
much more difficult the transacs
tio'n of business by a large por-
tion 330E the population of Belgium
ii 11 of invaded territory shall.
' the War.
,. ,_
In an lntorvlewyesterday. tat his
sumnt‘or home at Noroton. John.
come Ireland might give to a German
invasion: : 1 ' ‘
“England will mind it. to her best in-
tomato to canciitate 11111111, 1.11 when
the aivakening of England than by the
reception of 11111111111111.1111. fun;
not very pro- English when' I say this,-
of Ilteland is shown in the dupport that
rule movement, is giving England id
an invasiOit by tug- Germans" . _,
,_ M1,. Oritnniins' has for years been a
D.-
Crimmins said,'concsrnl'ng any. wet-1
the“, 1111311111 over thoiltifii people will be - ,3,
more 11111111 to get. their freedom by 3‘
for the attitude” 0! the 11111111111: people '
John Redmond, the leader of the home I.‘
ireland will find other- means -" '
to 21111131191; freed 11.151134 by' Welcoming
leader of; the 11-111 movement in this ~
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lSiLK HOSIERYI t .
Our line of Silk Hosiery affords the well dressed 1110-
man an opportunity to purchase fashionable Hosiery of
exceptionally good quality, at very moderate prices.
.~ The assortment includes the new clox and stripe ef-
fects, as well as black, white, and an extensiVe line of
shades to harmonize with the autumn gowns ‘
Such famous makes an the “On ” “
yx. McCallum,’ ’«Ka -
scr and Gotham Gold Stripe are well represented. Y
Prices range from- ............. 50¢ to $3 00 pair
Late models in fine condition
taken in exchange for larger cars.
Used Cars .....
. Delivery on R E O S
Starts September 25th
- Dodge Cars
DELIVERY ON
S. L. BENEDI ’3 233$? iéihiix
AGENT FOR REDS AND DODGE
IMMEDIATE
PM . .,.—.,...-
3' Front AC”! A
Pocket is
- .Positively'Clean
Order Now at Summer Prices.
Our prices are as low as anybody' s prices.
can Write or Phone
Our representative will gladly call and see you
about your winter’ssupply. 3 3 .
Harris 81 Gem PW“
721
wart-1.11 STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
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The City National Bank
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This Bank is chartered to be of service to the community—its ca-
pacity in this respect being moaned.
Money deposited here u safeguarded by approved and up-to- date
methods, and every patron is ”corded the most liberal terms: consist-
out with sound‘ banking. _ .
0111‘ film is to serve well-we are signally fulfilling this mission.
Money deposited In our Saving; Department on or before 0o- g
tober 111111, will draw 113mm from the am. ‘ .. . 1
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