humanitarian-us
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nous GATHERED was
go; no:
wumnn coop zoos ‘
23¢ nor.
Hayes Cityllarket
a No: lain strut
Thwgthncns. or air amnion utterl
tbs rwcaat and mount severe snow'
”H m his horse and snow
flow to” the snow away that we
I“ not suflcr plowing our own way-
on lost. It cartsinly was most com-
nacnds‘ble and as he has not asked
any recompense, we should be all the
Inns-c willing to reward him for hit-
tht at this time 01 year, when his»
own work is slack and horse fecal
bu. I would suggest a reliable per-i,
nuaw was Mmcoav -. iatuus shortlisw was: con;
rucr. .
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fig ugly...“ ism mason Coal Agreement Ratified snarl
t , . . _¢;.;,_ ‘ Na Hours of Wat'm Debuts. ”l
for: inns L—A‘uv nth-i Nilw vomit. amt. a—aflar I
print unissued will heated-i warn debate lasting nearly six hours.
a at 0.6; 1.1., by the United Sum. Ibo interstate iotiit conference oil
Steal communion, according to olcial. miners and operators from the Bolt:
announcement made here last nlgblicoal fields or western Pennsyli'aninl
by Elton 8. Gary, (-bgirnaan 01 139.0hio. Indiana and Illinois, represent-4
‘ing nearly 200,000 mine workers, to!
actuation " ’ i
The new plant, with other ate-dosh” adopted lbe new wage contract:
A child was born to llr. and Ira.
THE NEW
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Come in and see ll.t~o ivandtriul ,« i...
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son or persons be appointed to col iRobcrt Scott, at llain street, yester-
Icci such a sum. to be presented tonay.
him. By so doing we can shot curt '---—-”
gratefulness. I hope. Mr. Editor, that; A Mullins is able to be out can
W the publication of this letter. goodi more after being confined to his hdne
work authorised (twins the 10‘ “finned upon by tin: subcommittee oi;
months. will make a total of about employers and employees. 1
$58,000,000 appropriated ‘01 le‘v' 00” 7 The agreement will increase the in!
struatton come of the mine workers in thoaet
"We have decided." said'llr. Garyfimte- about ais.000.000 during the!
INCUBAWR
In All Sizes
tulititors at work!
arc selling the
ever invented.
Lu us show you the Cl.l(‘\'S while ditf,
are kicking and prove to you that bit
featcst batching dEVIiL’
ct us show you an in-
cubator that you or an
t
y‘hodycanopr‘
results will follow. Bespcctfuly, !
ROWAY'I‘ON RESIDENT.
l‘. S—Could not the church people:
take the matter up and appoint some:
one. {
lowayton, March 8th. 1916. ’
EAST
NOR WALK
A» ~—.. “~—
lr. and Mrs. P. P. labouoy and l‘ -.V- dvtv-.-a. ‘
hatiiy. d Van Zant strcct, have re- I -
turned twin Stamford, when they DAREN E ,
have been visiting friends for tho > !
past four days. ) ‘ '
Capt. and Mrs. W. J. Lawrence, tor-i
marly of Iiddletown, who this week
took charge of thc‘locsl Salvation
Army corps. have taken up their res”
deuce on the East Side.
M r...-
T’ AND '
i NOROTON (
- .‘ “rant“ 0“.
Ten o'clock at night and ail's welt!
Mrs. Richard Hendrick is this at-ffha omoflwn ""4“! blowinx and
ternoon entertaining the members of snow descending llkc a thick white
the Woman‘s Auxiliary of Christ Epic-l cloud on the old ‘King‘s Highway tit
cops! Church. Regular busing" is Darin-n. All quiet along Goodwit-ea
being discussed. irlver, only the occasional hunk rind
Iwhir olunn auto Waiting on in spite
Jobu Alden. oi the East Side, hsa‘ of the elements, thcn "durkm-ss again
resigned his mm“ as night ongin-l and a silence." A neighbor trying to
oer at the East Norwall' municipal} look on the bright side of things calls-
!or several days with the grip.
| of Pythias will be held in their rooms}
} night.
he read.
“to build and will promptly begin the
The members or the Current nt-t'antsi m“? f: ‘13:: 3:11;“: :3]:
club will have a meeting at the home manta. including we are yards.
of one at the members next Tuesday blast furnaces, Mawucunm' mills.
afternoon. powor station. waterworks. sheared
lplate mill. univarsal plate mills, butt
iMrs. mm Mills of Bridgeport, has
‘ Ink. ’05
returned to her home after spendinll 9r 000000 u jg.
several days in town at the home align...“ will w“ 3"" '
. : letha twiilbebuit in two!
h" mou'er‘ M" F‘ '\‘ Tm” ‘Mumue haul“; which. it is hopedi
- --- ; can about fourteen
The regular meeting of the Knights. will :1” plated 1"
DOV SCOUT RALLY.
Tomorrpw evenmg at Roodncr‘n Hall
Nora-slit
the Fable building on Monday
The reports of the omoem will 1
in
:on Washington street. the
A” the members 0‘ the Doric cbsp- city will unite in the big rally, and
WT or the 0rd" 0! the Eastern Star scout dunonstration for which olabor
have been requested to bc present at ate plans ”“0 been made. Every meta
tho out meeting as plans for the her 0‘ the boy scouts will be present
“ml which they are m '1" M" b’ and invitations have been soul out to
made. :tbc parents of every scout in the city.
y}, Luau,“ m“ i ”an”, resigned requesting their attendance at the at-
his position with the Coupes-Henri“? The entire council of the scouts
company. It is undcratood that In; W!” in» mum. and among the spent
M “d all sanitary—minimum and Washington.
Bay Scouts from all sections or the,
twoyear period the contract is to run‘
and will have an influence on the
wage mnlereaeea to he held in tbe‘‘
bituminous tlelds 0! central PennsyH
lvania, West Virginia. Michigan. town}
Kentucky. insulin. Kansas. out»;
boats. Arkansas. Texas. Wyomirg,1
as the;
agreements in those states are based,
largely on the action taken in westernl
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Ill
linois. '
The policy committee of the United
. Mine Workers will meet in Pittsburgh
March 16. to decide on the method 01‘
ratification by the full membership or;
bituminous mine workers.
Opposition to the new scale. which
will go into elect April 1. was voicedl
by some operators and mtncra.A rel-oi
Iution was adopted, continuing the litei
of the joint conlcrcnce and providinl
that it shall meet to negotiate a no.
scale belorc the one adopted today
expires. This is the first time aucli'
action has been taken in twelve year!
The subcommith of operators and
l
The Sand Tray and Heating
Apparatus of this incubator
are futures worthy of special
consideration.
i COHE IN AND SEE
rate and hotel: a chick irutn every ml“
able egg. ;
Eitl'y Buckeye Incubator is sold with
a guarantee —a guarantee to hatch
tvery hatchabie egg—and they never fail.
We can show you dozens cl min-r
ials from people who bought Binnie ,--'
people who ncvcr owncd an hammer
—-who are rcpcatt-dly batching every.
hatchahlc egg they put in them.
We wait you to see these him)“
and be convinced that they will hatch
more chicks, bigger chicks and stringer
chicks than any old hen you em owned.
“attendants—60w» ”eggs.
Sold as low as
$8.00
On ”it math! :3 you—~09" pad
6» “(retrial openmra. Ask for s A-
ryc Catalogue.
Albert D. Morgan
ttiuccassor to Chas. E. Dsw.)
I12 WASHINGTON ST,
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'ers at the evening, will be Mayor Har-
clectric. light plant. A new uglneer,
one aki'llcd thoroughly in the work,
will be secured by the commissioners
at once. i
“The lounge of the Day" wa' the
interesting subject that Rev. 1‘. F.
(‘askcy last evening discussed ~<o
aplrltcdly at the regular cvcning Len
ten service marking Ash Wednesday
In Christ Episcopal Church. Evening
prayer was also observed.
“*1
Thou were matters of regular but
lneas which yesterday afternoon oc-
cupied the nicmbcrs of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the East avenue M.
E. Church at thcir regular weekly
meeting.
Tho new ignition M‘nlt‘lll has been
completely installed in the municipal
plant on Bay Vicw Place. Several
prominent ofllcials of the Bosch Con)-
;out: "Wcll, we needed a little more
I snow."
Again thc all-absorbing potato lW-‘
|comet: thc subject or (‘hiln and a nurs-
‘ ber of Stamford residents who torm‘
crly livnd in Nova Scotia express
tbcir surprise that potato b'alls {which
hour the soc-d) should sccm scarce or
urknnwrt in this section. stating that
lit y at? a common sight in Nova Sco-
”it wato patches. and tlicy would
fitting some serious trouble had tlt“
voluprd with their plants it they fail.
rd to produce the soodbssrlng balls.
So Prof. Bigslow may get many thirn'
blc tulla.
()ne of Ward's
tricolormbattcry delivery wagons
got “balky” at the fool of the hill near
the old King's Highway. on the Bon-
ton Post road. yesterday. at Noroton.
1t mined the whole neighbor-bow
(which Is sadly in need of amuse
‘- better paying position. ‘ i
. formed.
Bakery “toy” clot-U
Maxizrnfll‘trh flvllhmengh‘r? grglurom. Judge John J. Walsh, Judge
a . ‘ ,
Keogh and Scout Commissioner Pirie!
‘Macllonald. Various demonstrations'
of scout work. will be given by nicui-i
bet-i or the dllmnt troops, and indg
The dance given by the Westport:
club. at National Hall. was it until“! the attractive program which;
plate success. There was a largo
lhas been arrangad by the bOY‘S. ll “Pl
crowd in attendance. The music wss‘m that thll meeting will by the
furnished by the Sifrllnq-W'ellillzt “a.“ and boat thing 0' "3 kind e»!
stringed orchestra. or hold in Norwalk. Not only parents
lot the scouts are invited, but tire on»
The third of a serics oI lectures came in general, and papa-“n, gnyone
“First Aid to the injured" was given‘who in interested in any way in the
in the parlors of Christ Church Iast‘wout movement. The meeting will
night. There was»: good RUNNING-1,. 9’9““ pmmpuy at eight o'clock.
A number ot local poeple have at»: by an .pproprtstc address for the oc-
rcady joined the classes which were canton. ‘Come one. tome all, and
1come early to avoid the rush! 2"
The members 0! Ariort lodge willt COMPENSATION pop HanTLAND
have a muting in their hall on Rivccl pgnugn,
sidc avenue tomorrow night. All: An award of “7.14 as compensation
members have been mounted to bc' ,0, ”yen weeks pod six days Inppaco
pmcnt as thorn will be a number ot‘l ity to work h“ boa .m fiery
business matters to be discussed. i J. Gone 0! .3". llnrtland 5, mpg“.
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puny, is'bo installed the system have moat thrill a snow storm) by run-1.
been on the unit Side for some time. mat dating a snow storm) by run-
'rhsa. fiyalen) lll running athl’ M ing ‘0'“ .uul.1l. did thlfl hul‘or
mimdtd results are. expected to be five times. and reminded one exactly
attained. ‘o! the little toy wagons which are
i wound up and sat down on the'aidc-
The ”in." mking mu“ of Di- walk in the cities and run around in
nod“. will be MW in tomorrow it circle. and are sold by the street
evening at. the flayflowcr Hook & "tnkira" for ‘LE‘?’“LE‘P‘1V “ back-
liaddar m,“ “We" in Van «it down on the ”rapid transit" trol-
Thsrc was a good attendance at the
dance given by the members of the
Wosiport club in National Hall Tues
day night. The Wollnctz String or~
clietiira of Norwalk furnished the mun»
lc. Then- were a numoar of out ol‘
town people present. The aim
sy raised will be titted by the numbers
of the organisation for improving tbel
interior of the club rooms.
— ,sation Commissioner George B.
[Chandler in his finding in the case
against Steven Caplln 0! Brooklyn,
N. Y.
On November 12. 1015, a fellow
workman accldcntaily stuck the tins
at it pltchlork into Goran’s band while.
lat work on the cum tat-m in Hart:
land. The lull in simply the summer-
hone ot Caplln and tho issue in thr
Zant street. The contesting teams
will be laid by Janics A. Johnson and
Ham Waterbury. Watcrbury's tcam‘
up-todnte holds the lead.
Icy track, and held up Manager Pot-
ter's ibmlnute schedule for about 15
minutes. A “real" automobile came
along and pulled it on the trolley
cast- was as to the number of men be
employed on the lam at the time at
the accident. The commissioner round
that a dam was constructed at the
‘Tho oporetta “Boy Blue," which
was to have been given in Natimiali
Hall on lionday night by thr studentll
. tracks, thereby allowing Manager Pol" farm last fall in order to form an ar-
Ono at tho finest unnuunccmcnta ”fa jltnoy car (0 proceed towards
”or issued ‘0 “w pcoplc of Not”Statutot'd and collect the double (are.
walk and vicinity. has Just been dis-l The I.“ seen 0' Ward's toy. it was
tnhuto'd through thc mails by Josepha resting comfortably m ‘ snow-bank,
Davis, the well-known men'ti store. 0'4 with :1 load of empty baskets and a
South Norwallt. announcing the ar-1 few loaves 0' broad.
rival of bin spring and summer wool- 7
ens; Mr. Davis has issued many fine
pie-cos d livertiaing matter. but this
is mob-lily one of the most artistic
and attractive that he has ever sent ,
out. It does him and his atom the
gicatcst credit and is representative.
of the class of merchandise sold. / !
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{tit iii in it
Still, itii Siliiitil,
ititiiiiiii it its
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“Papc’s Diapcpsln' ls Quickest, Surest
Stomach Relic! Known Try It.
Time it! Papa's Diapepain will di-
. gent anything you eat and overcome a
' sour, gaasy or out-of-order stomach
' surely within live initiatéi.
Miss Katherine Klincfelter of Ml If your mu" don't fit comfortably.
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ROWAYTON "
m‘u‘.
of the Bridge street school. was given
in the hall Tuesday afternoon. This
i change in dates was made because oi
; the weather. It is thought that a con-
rstdsrnblc sum of money was netted
:on the allslr. Whatever sum was
iclcarcd will be used by the members
;ot the school for the improving or
{the school grounds.
l The monthly meeting (it the soloct~
'men was held in their rooms in the
l'l‘ovm Hall, when the question or the
purchase of Gorhsm's islanddjis dis-
1' cussed. First Selectman Austin Wake
[man has already been instructed to
purchase the ' perty with the at:
3 foot right of way", and its soon upon
sfliie he will negotiate the transfer
‘ with W. J. Wood. the owner. It is ca-
. peeled that the members of the W. T.
ll. A. will thén make the array»
.monts for converting the island into
'or what you eat lies like a lump of h it will be 35 do
wsytcn avenue. tort today for Wu.- . ,3 Par . hm My to
lam D. C., where site will apndtboj‘ m in your stomach, °" it 30“ have considerable work on the island” be
tincihl pond and that there were
more than five men employed there
,by Oaplln at the time Gone was in-
lured.
Blood poisoning developed and
Gone was unahls to work from Nov-
ember 18. 1916. to January 11. 1916,
during which time he was under the
treatment of Dr. C. A. White of Gran
Ville. Mall. His average wages. Were
‘12 a weak. -
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BREWERY MOTOR TRUCKS
' BURNED.
BRIDOEPORT. larch 9.——ll‘lre be;
Moved to have been caused by defec|
tivo wiring. destroyed the bottling dot
nartmont ot the Home Brewing Com-
pany. in the can end. about 1:30 this
morning. Damage in ‘instimsted at
about 333,000. The garage stumping.
the bottling department also was con-_
sumad. Several motor trucks were
destroyed. The damage to the plant
was covered by insuranca.
M
MATH oauaao “IV SHIF-
mincn will meet tomorrow aftemom
to sign "A“ contract formally. subject
to the ratification of all coal mine
workers.
SPECIAL SALE ~
-RlBBONS
SEE OUR ADV. FOR SATURDAY.
“Lucky beggar. he is! He only cit :
listed for seven yearn—but we've got
to stick bore tor the duration of the
wat7"—-Ilondon Opinion.
CUT THIS OUT—l1 s WORTH
HONEY.
DON‘T MISS THIS. (‘ut out this
slip, enclose with So to Foley & (‘0.
Chicago. Ill, writing your name and.
was clearly. You will rocoive ln‘
mur- a dial past-tie containing I-‘ol-
ey's Honey and Tar Compound, for
lagrippc. coughs, colds and croup.
mum's... Try a Sentinel Ad.
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lion.
Emmoricb. - ~
' . (lot from your pharmacist a dfiy~
The Brotherhood of the Baptist “in cm of Pave'l Dh-mn-ln and take
chin-cit will meet at the camp!- ”00° M It tom um out There
day timing. A. a. Cleverly trtit an Vi“ 5° no 0°“? mints. no betchtu: or
a talk-on iii- trip abroad. and nq'3dlflb: mind with acid. 3
be m with s MW 30-: “355 heartburn. fullness
frcabmontu will be served. m w'mywhflu "'0 Ito-Inch. nuts.
are welcome. . It Was. Mass or n-
. . taunt grlptng. This will all go, and
Mrs. (1 it Wilemofnickory mafia!!!“ tbaawtllbsnosourtoodiott
who is spending sometime in N” our in the stomach to poison your
an”. the sum of manila. ll ra- braathwith moan odon. .
ooveflnstronanattacltot M“ MIMI: h:mn our:
misusing with which-aha was «5*. °" «ltd-ordai- In!“ I. mug i
' “I, I'll ‘ ~- takasholdotyoartood and dlguts it
en.'t°' m I1”I'lusttIIauaniolaait’ytitn' stomach
new! to tier mm... drum .
wasn’t MI. .
is with In. Waters. m m ”muses from all sitin-
nehflsgylswalungtoryouataayi
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for it will be possible to plant shrub-
“” "‘m' an. army. aged sum. or John
--—---—— . Mary. also today homicngbral the:
HOTEL WILL nor an enema nth-sq brousht on. it I ouch.
on SITE or caution. ulna-ska grist mm d» m or so;
-—- ~ W. Hrs. Anna 1. mass! it”,
units}. on saw him Matt-stat Lg“ til-’63: Mala-r
Wrfifirm":'um W am a mugging”!
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mm on” m Matt-v in Miss most
church prupsrty at. the W of
l‘airaeld'avauao and Broad Isaac.
which was to be~ used for hotel pm
ty, has fallen through. The “in
tor the ”party expired yaw.
and was not accepted. The chub
misty will'rnmaia whole it is. fiss-
somo other purities make a nswiflsal.
mitts mm A «misty
~ltthtngs9w-twrougfitodafllii
machinists“ ‘0 ~
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