Tb weather this year has
in raiser severe and the
‘ ”- li- been deep and
m. thus it does not seem
h that coal is so dear
, “he price at sevqr fifty.
'3‘." coal for each taste.
_ W clinker and waste,
‘I'eulsnnend it to the thrifty:
Isles sorry it's higher but
{.0 must have a fire though
It“ costs seven fifty.
.1“. Red Letter days for
_ Ch Library craZe are good
I“ ’III this week. This
”you should seize——
It“ vote as you please—
fle are neutral. so to speak.
THE
_ ms COAL
.,,00MPANY
)0’RDAN'S DONKEY
wa OIL POLISH
LIQUID VENEER
O CEDAR OIL
THE NEW LEMON OIL
unsettling irsimi..’l'iy well .Suit»
.0" for Plums. Furniture
\ tlllll
j, Parquet Floors.
’_.~_
' :(Uuoissor to Chas. E. Dow.)
1 WISHINGTON 8T”
“O. NORWALK CONN.
Specials In
COATS
s" Flannel Shirts
' “noel Waist/s
Gottlieb
Mill! St.
shew—$12.50 Suits.
.33}.
"\It
: ENT
. woman of l‘I‘i'lllt‘lllt‘llI.
‘l’er to a woman‘s heart than
most. Our prices and roof
' to you.
G0ri mm or.
TOI. 457
.—__—_‘
_ an“.-.
a.
1’78: LYON
:"JOb Prllltllrz;
pl! Work. Best
N‘MAIN STREET
Iris-I10" H‘.
“:5 lo iris;
mew:
.AL CLEARANCE
! f" t FASHIONED"l
. Polishes
filbsrt D. Morgan.
A 318' SUITS AND OVER- .
79¢. $1.19. $1.48
19c.39¢‘
So. Norwalk
IS EVERYTHING
.\‘othinfl ‘
. Illnle tastefully furnished. it“:
coma to us we'll show you our.
”nullity wall paper and explain
onh‘my beautify your home. at
East Norwslk
Prices
anon: 967'
I
u n Pres-Ii li‘l‘sfl l
«at
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEI.
.._."..._~_ 7*
Hardwood Floors \
I
3 odd selling value to s house more than anything else you can put your
, money Into. Snell floors cut down house work and are ”NW!
E Our- stock annulus the best at their kind in Oak. Birch and melt
I Any of these woods are desirable as they take a. high pollsh and hold
it. Whether you are building new or just recovering old floors, you
should investigate our prices and flooring before decidln'k on the kind
1 of door you will have
The Hatch 6‘ Bailey C0.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
; .tiitliiicolttii
sseslelelte “Handel
Isletlredsli‘ifs
I ‘I hate receiied ahhul‘dlll‘t‘.‘
EInternational Kt‘te‘llut' t'tiiiiniissiunci'
rOsborne," said'a local hat Iiiatiuiac
t
il‘tUli ‘
' Tristram & Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. °
3 GAZETTE BLDG.
N ORWALK.
turer who IS Ill intimate touch itiiii}
'll'dilUII'dl attain. this Iiittiiilpg. llld‘.
theme will be no hills inlrouuted Ili‘o
(‘UIIKH‘>.‘ at this ScSSioli to lay a Iil\
t Our "lemma—Beaver Board. Nails. COM'Ht. Plum- on tit-natured alcohol .Siitl. .. int.
(Humid tirIL’lllaIt‘ lll tl.i-‘ “.in and
l mum-5““ lllt'dll.\ t'illullllllt-‘t‘ and l’tllllb‘ as A W
_‘ . ..__.._--_ + -, “m” Still oi .\Ir I)>l)llllif“n tectiniluriida-
Some- Illlil'
1...” ago lll his annual rt
1—.
9 FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
t OF WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS.
SUITS, DRESSESSKIRTS, WAISTS AND
1 MILLINERY.
- Out they go regardless of cost or value. Come to the big-
gest event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLIVERY
,3 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
i -5
poi‘i .\II”
n; .4 ti l.t\ on lll‘li’dlurrtl alcohol, bu'
,Ilit‘ lt‘t‘rlll
mica itenuriilli'r that he will litll pl't-‘br
,tIliS lll‘nllrl ill ltfllrldllIl‘ action this
.\i'al " .
'lill" lll‘\\5 llinl ii>~llrttlit0 lirih
lrtt'i\€tl that no IvngIatiou “Ill be
.\I'zilll‘tl this year to In) a tux oil or
natur-wi alcohol will In nclcoliicwl lt)‘
Illt‘ lint timiitilailttrcn oi tlm my lip
llillllrt‘ll altttiitt] l\ l‘\'l‘ll>litl) t,l~l‘tl ill
lI.i- limiting ttl hats .tiltl ,. t;t\ plated
ttlt .I would ratw lllt i'll>l oi indium:
ItiitS .ippriwlalily
‘I hate llt‘\~‘l‘ .Siw-li it lI-aittrtwl \I t\'
In I ll
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
. 6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone II80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 83?
m
much.‘ Sttld the Ionil lldi tiiiiiitil‘mttlt
.ir, '.iti.i I nondt r lion lll'dll)‘ haw
Stiippi-d to think that llldll) oi tIt- llltl
icrlaIS \iIllt'Ii t‘llll'l Illlll litil ”Lilith;
and on which the pi.“ . .iri- non Siml
lIIK “(‘1' the .Sriiiit- .i~ .ir.- HM‘II ...
limiting Ammunition
'lIit-ri- ls tIt'llilIllIt-ti altitllttl liil‘ ill
slillt('t' that IS Ilr-l'll lai'itcly III Illilblll»
s‘klilllnl\i*.~ tint ot the oii'ptit in ttili
!) llilllltlll gallons i|l tlttltnllli‘twi ill
...liol :itiiltlnll) Ill llllh mtititiy. Ilit' till
I‘m” I‘unilivl l'ttliipntty Inn (‘illllrdl'i'li
to Lilo» I\\I‘Ill_\ lllllltlill‘. ll ii. .Stiilctl
it till) \tondcr \\Ill| i-ttili strong l'llli:
[It‘lllltill among liiiiliittncitil‘i-t'.» of «In
lllllllllltlll lnr iiiitii) oi Ill“ hiillli‘ Illlt
It-t't.tIS list-ti Ill lllll itinittttl: that tIii-.
piiI-i-s should shout llll‘ill'll~ lllt' lien
IS
‘ _——-—_ ..
Fancy Long Island Geese Large California Oranges
I6c 35c. 40c and 50c doz.
Guaranteed Eggs . . . . . . 28c Grape Fruit
22 Oranges .......... 25c 8 for age. 6 for 25c, 5 for 25c
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY CON-
TEST.
Scliultze’s Sanitary Markets
1 3. WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
egg... .- ...__ .-_
_._..__ _. -._A.._...x-. -
Carmelo Coffee. a real treat. a lb. . . ............... 20¢
GrahamFlour 5th. bagcutto............ ...... 19¢
Pure Leaf Lard, a lb .............................. 12¢
Tomatoes. 3 can . ......................... , 8¢
Lenox Soap. a bar. ..................... . ....... 3“
Kirkman' s Naptha and Ozone Soaps. a bar ........... 4c
Nice Large California Prunes. a lb
. Full Weight Cond. Skimmed Milk cut to .' i If 2.1.... 15¢
:4 Cottage Street. a - East Norwsllr.
ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT AND POWER.
IHI WHIII IIIBIIIII.’ III. I.
$300.10 and $51 tltt
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS at CONTRACTORS
\\‘i t'-tI.rr_\ the largest line of Dining 'Iloom Homes in the city Full
line of lighting fixtures flashlights supplies, etc
.\'itroxcn This Filled Auto Lamps-—
13-: Washington St. Phone 342-3 So. Norwslk, Conn.
s
NEW IDEAS IN FURNITURE
Shown to their best advantage iii otir
SPLENDIDLY LIGHTED NEW STORE -
'l‘wo immense doors crowded with lleliablc l-‘ITRNI'I‘I'llI-J, tit lilll'
prices for the Parlor, Living Remit. [ii-d Rootn. Kitchen, lien or Ot-
flt'c- PROMPT FREE DELIVERY
RAYMOND s: SON
Wall 8: High Streets FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwalk, Conn.
ii-tis‘f
'l‘IlliS ti LS i‘il'~_\ olitit I‘lltll
plat-int; oi all additional llllltlt'll til
the .\llitptl oi a l.t\‘ on ill‘lltlllll't‘tl .tl
toIioI \lottltl ll.t\t‘,
"I‘ll: d_\c \llllilllltll ttlrllislit-S a Fil‘lli
Ill :~i‘l‘
I-it-
lt.l.Z palallcd 'I‘Iic Ill'rillilll ilycS illlll
t:ii- prt-St-ut nut \lllt'l‘lt'illl liimlc IIyI'\
.ll't' ”Lilli lroiil In-ii/oI lit-tt/oI iS Ill“
l'lll‘lllil‘lll lroiil utilch piirit .ltlll llIII’
oi the lllult‘tlll‘li‘m oi will t-iplostii-
i.~ lllllilillI‘J “lit-ll ilili- t-ittiSIIIt'l‘S lll‘
intiipcttlimi :Itiiolip Illillilllill’lllrI-i'r
.ll'lil. llll' llt'll
tll.tt lllt' Itwt
liti'
oi .llll'lllllltllitll lot pit-ti.-
ml Ilrlltllltl. Illll' ilili -t-i-
Illillllll'rit‘llllt‘l In t't'l7tlllll} .tt lll'
mercy oi tlti; \i.ir til .i tiiiiSt tlll‘l'l‘
l.i.~llittti 'l‘Ilt‘lt- l~ llll'l't‘ motto-i IZ‘
itiiliinl: In-n/ol it.tii thug-ii- .“ ltl tii.ii
lllltl (LU-s
"Him to tli) llIIlItl lS llll' iml mil .»
oi the pi'usi-nt lllllll prittS oi .iyc» in
lltl~ cotililt‘). coupled. ol (ltIII’-I'. l‘l‘il
llt' I‘EII‘I tlmt nt‘ iil‘i gutting llll l..-|‘
illllll dyi-s
‘ lit-itlrt' tlic our (ii-i'intili dyrs iii. llu
:tttitt lll‘ll/tll ltilllll In- litlllL'lil ltt hilltop.
:III} tlitniillly tor I\\“lll)'ltllll H'Ill.‘ ii
pound .\'ou, Illl'l't‘ In none to i)!“ had
The hilt Iiittiittl'tictnrcr “Ito :S ltII'IIIIl
iill' tiitty llt' illllt‘ to swim .\llll‘l'lt‘illl
tI_\'tnS lliittlt' fritln I'vlinil lilt‘ $1.30 .i
pound, hut lic must lu- luck) :it Illtil
"A more or lt-Ss unscrupulous cm.-
tll .Siii't'iiliiltil‘i; IltiS tonic into the tl_\t~
livid .IIINI million the any that
‘Illl‘ll’ prim-S \ary. thc otlirr day l
rem-lied a ('ll't‘LIlllI‘ from our offering
me dyes tit 81‘. 5.0 a pound.
trouble ails that he did not spccity
lln t|llltlll_\'. \nitlhcr «tilt-red IllI‘ dicS
iii I\ :i pound Sllt‘IIHllI; ttit quality'
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
.\i.w l’ltll i\’. Fch
Itljiltl ti mt Selling of stilt-kit itl
moderately hciivy volume was resuiii
ed at lhc opening ol‘ Iodiiy's llltlrkl’l.
:Iilriws over the wt-I-kciid ciiiisiiil.v
further unseltlcitlcni iind piovidini:
the short Interest with flesh .iniilitlni
tioti Declines ranged tlom l to ‘1
leading Poppers, (‘riicihlc Itnd Locka-
wnnna Steels. Baldwin Loco.
York Air Brake and Sliidchakt-r.
Substantial fractional
\ri-re registered In 01th atcliie
stocks. including l'etroleiiliis and I'll
ited Sta es Steel .\‘cu Halin. l'nion
ituillc and Erie were heaviest of the
rails. tRaIIies of l to 11/. points, oc-
curred in secondary dealings.
WALL STREET. NOOII.~—’l‘hc “HIV
in specialties was short livcd .StetttlyI
Prompt delivery to all parts of Norwalk‘fiid surrounding thins.
fi_ 4._._,E.__
STATIONERY
SPECIAL IN FIVE TINTS AT
29C. box
64
Corr
Sow
Br-‘ggerman . Bros
Gold Medal FLOUR .-
Smoked Shoulders ,
(900
I30
East India Tea C0.
-- Trymll ClaSSIliép Add FORE—iii“
ol‘t‘crlngs sending the general list be
low opening prices before the end ot
the feverish hour in which some SW.-
000 shares changed hands. The otily
noteworthy exception was Reading.
which rose over2 points, while prices
elsewhere were displaying rgieatee
weakness. Mexican Petroleum and
American Smelling were especially af-
fected by reports of fresh trouble in
Mexico. Losser 3 1-2 to 8 1-2 points
were scored by Industrial ‘Alcohol.
Sears-Roebucy ‘nlid Pittsburgh Coal
i’ftl. Dealings diminished materially
in the second hour and at midday
'prices ruled substantially above low-
;tSl lcrels. Bonds Vere heavy.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Archie Romano, 40 Oak street, was
ill'lRCllltl‘KHl yesterday.
Mrs. P. Prestino, 5 Wood
was discharged yesterday.
‘ Nicola lr’etronc. 31. Oak street,
Idischarged‘yenterday.‘ .
John City of Winnipauk, was dis
(-..har ed Saturday
\lrs. Henry E. Miller, of West Nor-
walk. was admitted Saturday.
‘ John Novalr, 188 South Main street.
[was admitted yeetprdsy afternoon.
James Duxan and George Wood.
street.
W M
ll>blllllt' .itiioctitt-d Ille- plot 1
litter i‘rcvihwl from llIlll‘
The on ly .
JR t\\iiIISIli't:.1
points iii such lssnm Ila .\iai‘iiic Pfd-
New,
L Beacon Blankets .
I Beacon Crib Blankets
\
Other Comiortables ..........
Beacon Indian Blankets . . .'
This is Blanket Weather
WOOI Blankets . $5.00. $6.00. $8.00. $9.00
. $I.39, Si 75. $2.25. $2.50, $3 00, $4.00
Our Special “Homemade” Comfortable $3.2
Made right in Norwalk by expert hands of the best material
in stock in many dainty patterns. or to order at. short nctice.
$1.00. $I.25, $1.75, $2.25. $2.;5
0c, 75c~ $1.00
$350
AND FUNERALS.
DEATHS
Obsequies of Many Sweeney.
The funeral lor
Sweeney, \\llll \Kklr htlIo-d Ill the tall ll
St‘l \ It l‘
litigiiircr l‘ttrtir'» lUltiIIIllIHt‘ on ’l'itiiil
No .'._ iii the Alumni aim-k on Tue-
day “its lII'lll llI his lt‘>ldt‘lltt‘, lit. l‘:l|ll
Stallilord. l"lltl:i) evening lttl
H W Fiiltll. ll ll. lt‘dSltti' ltl tlii' \li-lli
tidlh! nimith. llllll'llllt'll There7 were
pt-xxciit :i IIIlllltlt r til ti.t- ll'It'Iltlr iii the
slrt'ri.
)tllllli, tii.iti. who had worked ltll M‘l
il‘ llir .\‘Intnlord rotindhotiw
In
“lli‘ll' it
itral yi-.ii .
The body \itiS will on the it I? it
yi-Stcrdiiy to Itaitltuty
intern-d iii l'liion
\\lItI li\ed lor
ttaiii
“ill lll‘
'I‘hc dcccauwl's IIltlllIt'l‘.
many )t‘.ll'.~ Ill ltilihiiry.
.iiid Ilarr)'~ fll.t\o‘
that oi hi~ ptirt-nt
\iiiS lilti-i‘lt-tl
Illt'lt' t~ .iltttiu~ttl~
Mrs. Phillipps H. Rowe.
l‘htlltppii llill Hour. union i‘l
.ltlllll \ Hour. tlll‘tl \e.~tt-rtl.t)' all
.\it :il llli
0' til Still ~t\ .\I'dl'i ‘1"
till
ht't'
1-. Sprint; ~trt_wt,
I"tlii~-l.iI
llllt' home
Ill‘l litilllt'.
n:
\ltt‘p “ill 1w llt‘ltl trolii llll'
t‘d‘llld‘llli. IIII \\'i'(lllt‘~ll.l_\ :tho‘l‘
'ltt ii'i-Ittt'k HM t‘ I". Iltirlil
Inn-tum tit \itll ln- Ill ltlH‘l‘
tll IIII‘
noon. at -
Ilnll‘lillllitf
.\lllt‘ (‘i‘llll‘ll‘l‘)'.
Funeral of Mr. Powell.
The “mural oi 'l‘llotim.‘ I'tyiill. out
of .\'otnwlk'S lN‘sl
litS llfllill' ll‘ 7
known t'rSlilriilS.
“llU tlll’ll ill l.t‘l|li.ll'tl
~tltw‘l I‘ll l"rl(l.l\ tiIli-l’llootl, \\.-i.~ llt‘ltl
tIiiS Illlll'ltlIIL‘ ltoni Illl‘ lilll' lltllllt'. Iii
aziltt ii't-lotlt. and llotn .\‘t .\Inry‘s
llIIIll‘ll :it it o'i'IoiII. .\ \Illt'lllll high
I’t'llllltlll flint-rill llttl>.\‘ “its l't‘lt‘lllillt‘ll
‘lhc culclittitit wits Itvi \\';tIti-i' .\Ic-
I‘I’illlll Fiilhvr .\Icl‘t‘ztiiil VtiiS Ilwsish
MI by lit-v 'I‘ltotiltis .l. Finn and Rev.
James J. .\iitiinni-SS Appropriati- so-
IoS were It'lltlt'i‘t‘tl dutin; thi-
by John W \I'clilc and Mrs. AlllPI‘l
ROB“. ItiIt-Iiiietit l'ullovtt-d in St.
.\Itiry' .S council-rt lllI' piilI-bI-tii‘i-rs ht»-
Illomiis l-‘ri-d, Jami-s :ind
iiiid lli‘l'llt'l'l tiritiin.
St‘i \ ll‘t‘
illL.
(Iroi'go- I‘tlncll.
Funeral of Mr. Hopk‘tns.
l‘p to 1 o‘clock this afternoon
‘iiinlieiilcnts had not been completed
for the funeral of Stephen llcniy
Hopkins. \\ ho dict] Saturday nit-innit:
at the .\'tirwalk Hospital.
til"
TI‘CI‘N'SllHl I
Funeral of Grace Ssbo.
'llic l‘nlit tilt of Glace Snbo Iiiiittei n
months“ old daughtel of .\ii. and Mrs
llnylis Sabo. or 18 Lexington aicnue.
was held yesterday afternoon from
Ithe late home. llev. Gabriel Ilukus
lollitiated in the Sl‘l‘l‘lt‘t‘s, interment
bent" in itiicisidc ccmctttt.
l
Funeral of Mr. Davis.
The funeral of Amos Davis. of ll
Raymond stiecl. “as Iield \cstI-Iday
Iatternoon from the funeral parlors of
illmid W. Ilaunond. on West \V itali-
lington street. Rev. Mr. Harris otllci-
|cited, and interment was in Pine la~
land cemetery.
BOY'S WRIST CUT BY GLASS.
While playing about his yard yes-
terday afternoon with a number of
other children, John Novak. the ten-
veal-old son of MI. and Mrs. Stephen
Novak, of South Main street. in some
manner ran his baht! through a'ltirge
glass in the door of his home, badly
laceration liis‘ left wristt as a result.
The accident happened about four
o'clock. Dr. Tracey was summoned
at once, \and the Injured boy was re
moved to the Hospital, where the
woundswere dressed. Master Novak
to today resting quite cotni’ortsbly,‘ at
his home. to which he returned this
afternfin'.
\ _Norice.
On account of the death of my be-
Norwaiit, were admitted this Ml
ins.
WTEMWII.
llall‘l-
t‘ciiit-to-ry ‘
given away.
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O.
0
selling for .
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0 e?
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'5 H Krie or C0 =2
31 0 g 8‘ e
.3 e?
00 .
3 A Few More _ 3;
3 WINTER COATS 3‘:
3
.. LEFT 3;
'9‘
°§; Very good styles, they are .3
e’e
$3.98
00
O
O
3: A few others are selling for 1:.
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EVANGELISTIC SERVICES IN BAP
TIST CHURCH.
I'\tlll51‘ll.\lli' M'I\l(‘t‘> \llll bc
South Nornulh lliip
'I lit'
ioiiiiuued in Illl‘
:i~t l'liiilch this wcek.
If. p. ill. The
leadership of"
\\III DPRIII promptly til I.
lllltli’l' tlic
l't'll') “ill be
tiIlL; rit‘l \ it i'
.\II' a l'cittilri- of these
’ll\lil‘." l‘l\l'l.\' iil;.;ht :tt 7 it" p. in..
it lil'l‘lll‘l‘ incl-tint; “ill In.
$5.00 to $7.98 worth up to $18.00
A few Tailored Suits, Black
and Blue, price $5.00 to $10.00
”HWOOOOOO“
"the SH \ii't’i.
livid III the
‘il‘illll'l‘ loom. 'I'orlliulit Itcl, t‘ I-I’
Iiilllil til Ill“ .\'nl'u'iillt .\It‘tlltldiSt.
church will pl'ituli \ Iii-:il‘ly
lion lS extruded ‘to all to t'lllll"
ciijm llll so Si- niu Intui- :indicllc-
t‘.\ and L'lt’ltl intitcSt \\.- iS c'iid-lit lll
tltc .\t‘l\l(0‘.‘ oi it” [ill tlIlirthllS yi-S
it‘l‘tl:t,\.
:WATER POWER TRUST ACTIVE. ,
llt’llll'it‘t
\\'ASllth:Tt).\'. l-‘cb. 2.x.
on the Shit-Ids bill to proxidc for \ia~
tcr power grants on iitiiigahii- Sll‘l‘lllllh‘
to mimic interests was resumed in
thc Siiititc today. Seiiiilor Hunting, of
Wisconsin, was ready to offer a sub-
.Siiliile for the bill which he claims
will safeguard the public interest and
pl‘t‘H‘Ill monopoly of water powci‘fia-
cilitiea.
The cry of "lobby” in
with the Shields bill already has been
raised by Senator Norris. of Nebras-
ka, who charge; that it is the strong-
est seen at the Capitol in years. and
that it is composed Of represetltaliyes
of the “water power trust, which has
its headquarters in Wall Street."
I ‘
SUPREME COURT WILL REVIEW
LAMAR CASE.
W SHINGTON, Feb. 28.~—The Su-
preme court today required the Fed-
eral Court ‘of Appeals at New York,
to send up for review on its merits
David Lamar's conviction of having
tmpeisouated an othc. ‘
States.
it
Tonight marks the closing ot' the
Fireman's l-‘air. In spite of the weath-
er conditions of the past Week, the
bazaar is thought to be the bingeat
success this year than any one ever
held before. The same delightful pro
gram will be. carried out this 0‘-'cnim:,
as has been enjoyed every nltzht last
week. Dancing from eight until” 1:,
with music by Svec's Orchestra. form-:
ing the chief attraction. The booths
will be in full swing this evening imil
‘a great number of presents will be
Preparations are being.
made teddy. by the firemen. to enter-
tsln the largest crowd of the fair to
loved mother. my 'oli and sssollne bus night. This is the last clinics for the“
litesti will besuspeiided until Thursday people mee to the fair, and help
lapped: the dependent. ',
lll\ liar].
'iii New Haven this truth to draw
coiincctlon'
" Side.
of the l‘nited.
I
a‘l
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0.0%”
T C O 9
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’meee ”:eezeezee :«:ee:ee)'(ee
IIIIIIIIIMIII WIII
MAKE DEMANDS
Likely to Ask Increased Wages and
Better Conditions Throughout
the State
That lllt‘lt'tlrl'il unlit-n itnd Innttr
:indln‘orkiiig conditions for motorinen and
tonduttors til the employ of ”)0 (‘uii-
nectittii t‘onquiny throughout iilt:
Stalc will he tlt‘llltlllllt‘d on June I.
when the present itgl‘l‘I‘llu‘lll with the
company expires, Iii-came generally
known last nit-Iii tor thc first time.
The delitiiilds will he made as :i It‘-
Wll (it :t cttlll't'rcllcc til~ llll‘ static bot-.ltl
of thc trolleymcn's union inst 'I‘Jt-S-
day in .\'cw lltivcn.
Just what i.S Illt‘lllll Iiy “Itclicr Work»
In; conditions" iS not clear, and iii In-
gates to the conference, who hate
been qui-stioncd with rcgdrd to this
decline to discuss the miter.
'I‘Iie subconiiiiitti-c selected from
thu (Iiffercnt locals oi the state lncr
tip
a sci of rcsoluiions, which will on
turned over to the members of the,
state board at its meeting. April ill,
for approval, before presenting lllt‘lll
to the company.
The present agreement in operation
between tile colltpuny and the men
was made June I. lltll, and calls-thi-
an hourly rating from 2| 2-4 cents
with a maximum rate ot‘ 28 1»? cents
an hour after live years‘ service.
It is ull’derstood that the demands
for the increased wakes will contorni
with the rates paid throughout New
England, calling for a maximum of
30 cents an hour.
Skating was enjoyed yesterday. by”
niany on the Mill l'ond, on the Eat
Because of the unusually lliL'll
tides recently. the dam-gate was tinnit-
ed off; but Friday a number of young
me nrcpnlred that damage in time for
the cold snap that came osmttmay,
making skatmg yesterday excellent.
The St. George Pulp 5‘; Paper I Oizi-
pany started Opeiatioiis this morning
offer being clotted-down for several
days. The shutdown was due to scar-
th of pulp. A cargo of pulp arrived
this morning; aboard the. "Ircnc." Tm
”Addie V-Zd" towed the schooner to
the uptown docks of the company.
HOBSON OUT FOR CONGRESS.
TUSCALOOSA, Aln.,“!‘eb. 28.—~ or~
mer Representalite Richmond ‘l’.
Holtaon will be ll candidate for (,‘on-
Kress from the new Tenth District.
ll onae W. B. Bankhead son
liltg‘ Stptes senator Bankhea-l.
Mr. Hohson was deelttted for the -:Se i-
ate‘ in 1914 by Oscar W. Underyood.\
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