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CITY NEIYC
The" will be “ r—Tular meeting “ made by the international Association
D‘m‘“ "° 1 A 0 H m" "“‘n‘ of Machinists is that the contract
Imanufactureru (those smaller menu-I
facturers who have contracts with
the large concerns making war munI-I
tins) shall
Ishop." This demand was made when
the spring campaign for the eight-
la the lodge rooms in Wall street.
A new sate-Twila daivery has been
uncharted by the Squirts bakery.
James lynch is driver.
A card party will he held tonight
under th auspices of the members
Our of Columbia Circle.
of the luwst.
.White Pine Compound
‘ BRIDGEPORT MAY HAVE LAIOR
or not Bridgeport will be the scene
of more and general labor
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TROUBLES.
BRIDGEPORT. April fir-Whether
troubles
Ithll spring will probably be determin
Ied at a mass meeting of the organ-
ised machinists tonight. The demand
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able for corn. potato. or wheat held.
prepared for any emergency. Supply
Phone "3-3.
SPRING
How shout material for that bungalow, hunts or Nellie-s mace. Are
you ready to give your lawn a dressing of uptodate fertilisers nit-
Notiing but the bat here.
your wants sow at
Be
RAYMOND BROTHERS
:37 Washington St.
RORWALK FIREIENT WILL
PARADE
At last night's meeting of all First
I District are companies. it we delnite-
. ly decided that lremen from the First
IDisu-ict oi Norwalg should take out
in the big Poughkeepeie Celebration,
Ion June 22. in the New York State
city. Committees tor the purpose of
canvassing among the members of the
Iuptown companies, and enlisting as .
many men as polsible for the trip,
vrcre appointed at last night's meet-
ing. It is believed that there will be
Is total of over sixty members of the
uptown companies, who will make the
chaser. at
PORTEESTSEA
LongandRoundClame
Openodorintheahcll.
recognise the “closed
The. "closed shop" principle was ad
Companion!
vsaced because many of the smaller
shops have granted the eight- -hour day
The Rev. Louis B. Howell of tit. as the result of the strikes of last
Paul’s church, was the preacher
last evening's mid-week licnton
vices at Grace church.
St)
Grocers and bake-shop proprietors
have hung up signs warning local new
pie. to put in their orders early for
“hot crates bun-s" for Good Prldai.
which falls on April 21. .
A pleasant card-party was last night
held in the M's Home on South Main
otreet. There were twenty tablea‘and
a very large attendance. Music, pro-
vided by the Elks. was furnished by
the WellnltsvSterling orchestra. The
card party last evening was in charge
of the. ladies. and the proceeds were
Mthelapaaeubooth which lstobo
quite a feature at the forthcoming
Elk‘a fair.
Charles Murphy. of Main street,who
has been seriously ill. at his home,
with a severe attack of rhcunmtimn,
Is reported as being considerably im-
proved.
. candidate for mayor,
' vats;
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W. J. ll Bobnnmtn aforrner local at-
torney, will be. lht lipt‘tlliei, this even-
ing. at the meeting of the St. Paul's
Men's Club. Music and refreshments
will also form a part oi Ihe evening's
program.
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—LUNCHEON SERVED
every Friday at Cougtry Club.
A acwlng session was held, this
morning, by members of Buckingham
w. R. C... in thcir headquarters, in
Red Men's llali. in Main street. A
business session was held this after-
noon. Both meetings were largely at
tended. I
The Needle. and Thimble Club of
America is to give an exhibition, from
April 10th to 15th. inclusive, at its
headquarters in the Grand Central
Terminal. 'New York City. P‘ridl’.
April 14th has been designated "Nor-
walk Day." with Mrs. ida 8. Keep a
chairman, in honor of the many wo-
men from the Norwaiks who have
joined the club, and ho will exhibit
most beautiful bandwork of every
description.
Members of the Norwalk Council of
the Boy Scouts of America are looking
forward with great pleasure to this
evening's banquet, which will be:
given them by Scout Commission‘s
Plrlc MacDonald. at the Mahav-kcmo
Hotel. The annual meeting of the
council will be held at this time.‘
\ca h reports will be read. and OH- I
- core for the cording year will be elect
ed. "I
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Property owners ’
' Are taxed to provide the
necessary money to run
our city's adminiatration.
There is an easy way to get
it. a sure way to have it. Be-
come a member of our 1916
composed of 13
at summer, and the larger ones can be
reached in the opinion of theleaders
in the machinists' ranks, by compel
ling all the smaller concerns to em
ploy none but union labor.
REPUBLICANS ELECT I
MAYOR IN HARTFORD
Hagaarty Wins Out Over Kinsella by
I“ PIunlity—G. 0. P. Has 13
Aldermen.
HARTFORD April 5.— The Repub-
licans regained control of the city gm
crment at the biennial mayorslty elec-
tion yesterday. Frank A. Hagarty
was elected mayor over ilichard J.
Kinsella, Democrat, by an unoflicial
plurality of 869 votes. ‘ Approximately
15,000 votes weer cast.
The new board of aldermen will be
Republicans and
seven Democrats.
Mayorelect liaggarty
and a former postmaster.
George H. Wilder. the Prohibition
~reecived 540
The proposed constitutional amend-
ment on the. mileage question was
voted down by 2,626 to 1.736.
SHOT BLAYB WOMAN.
SUSSEX, IN. ll, Alll'll 6.~—A rifle
Ibullet named through the wall of a
house and killed Mrs. George Cook. a
fnurse, here yesterday. A coroner's in-
quest has been ordered and it was
said tonight that a military investiga-
tion might be held. in view of the pos-
sibility that the shot might have been
fired by one of the military guards on
dilly in the village.
Mrs. (‘ook who was a widow. in)
years old. was at the bedside of Mrs.I
E. Arnold. She was about to
some medicine to her patient when
she fell dead on the bed. Physicians
who examined the body found the
rifle bullet in her head and inter a
bullet hole was discovered in the wall
of the rooms.
give
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GIRL SAW «RIVAL WITH HER LOV-
ER. THEN SWALLOWED POISON
BRJDGEPORT April 6.——Miss Laur-
etta Barr. nineteen of Devon is at the‘
'Bridgeport hospital trying to digest
two hichloride of mercury pills which
she swallowed in the Park theatre
last night while sitting behind her
suitor and a rival.
MI‘JB Barr saw the young man with
another girl. purchased a box of lil-
chlor'lde tablets and followed them to
' the theatre.
At the hospital her chances of re-
covery are said to be favorable. She
declared today that the next time ehe
sees her finance with another girl she
will take tlve tablets instead of two.
ADJUST DIFFERENCEES.
BOSTON. April ti.—~Tho differences
between six crafts of shop workers
and the New York. New Haven A:
Hartford railroad. which resulted
mowedsagoinavotetostrilte.
have been adjusted. it was announced
at union beam last Mt. The
workers will receive advances of from
ll-atoSi-Scentsanhourinwagea.
aadsseultloaofthelrunioaa'i'he
m Included Mink“. doctri-
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Iitepubllcana and seven DemOcrata.
is a lawyer
1: Nash: Iain 8t.
”AGEITY INOTALLED AI HART-
FORD MAYOR.
HARTFORD. April 6. -Iayor Frank
hour day was launched last week . their owners.
of A. Hagan , Republican, elected 'hies-
, due to rid Day and Raymond streetsI
oi these monarch.
day, was sworn into once yesterday
afternon, the oath was administered
by Joseph A. Lawton retiring mayor
Among the spectators were the defeat
former Senator Morgan 0. Bulkeley.
Mr. iiagarty was elected by a plural- I
ity of 889. The new council has 13‘
F000 COKE llfllli
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Rockaway Oysters
All opened at the market.
Whole Cod and Haddock
ESCALLOPS
CUTBILL’S
BRIDGE IARKE‘I‘
Free Delivery. Phone rd
10¢ ll).
tion of the city is declared by thel
warden to he over-run by obioctlon
dogs, who are kept "undar cover” hyl :'
A min: cleanup
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A regular vestry meeting was heIdI
ed candidate, Richard J. Kinsella and "t“ 6‘9“" I“ ‘3“ 6““ “m "‘
Grace Church Rouine business was
transacted.
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Itrip, and these in company with dele-
Igates from the Second and Third Dis-
Itricts, are expected to swcel the total
Inumber of Norwalk representatives at
Ithe big alalr, to nearly two hundred.
Ia band will be hired by the local are
. fighters to accompany the party, which ’
will go in style. Either Wheeler &
minus.
New Shapes tor Friday
We Will Place on Sale 350 New
Shapes ins. tor Friday’s Pur-
590, 990, $1.25 and $1.49
Wilson’s or some regimental
- cal firemen.
band.
will prdiably be thee holes of the lo
STATIONERY
SPECIAL IN FIVE TINTS AT
29c box
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The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
in the Town
;. AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone ”5—60 So. Main It.
So Norwalk, lluslc Hall IBIO‘
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SPRINODALE ITRIKERO FlNED.
I STAMFORD. April 6.—-—John Hen?!)
I and Harry Ruddy, arrested on charges’
Iof breach oi the peace in connection
Iwith a demonstration Tuesday night
Iat the plant of the Stanford Rolllnl’
Mills in Springdale. where about too
laborers are on strike were lined 810I
each in the city court mterday.I
‘There was no disorder at the mllhI
today. The. strikers see asking for.
wage increases and other changes inI
working conditions.
At the plant it was said that about
half the strikers had returned to‘
orlr.
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NORTHAMPTOU, Meat. April 6.—I
John l’nllcieh. charged with throwing
I! switch on the blew York. New liar}
ven and Hartford railroad at EalNI
humpton on March 24, causing a pas-
,scnger train to crash Into several
Iseveral freight cars, pleaded guilty in
I a district court today and was held it
'810.000 bnll. Sir persons were injur-
ed in the collission but not seriously.
Paucieh formerly was employed as a
railroad section hand. ,
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Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh. this
morning, shot a bull-dog owned by
Charles Slgsway. oi Day street which
had been horribly injured in a Vicious
tight with another bul-dog, owned by
A. lseposky, of Day street. This sec-
LADIES'
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CANVAS.
Lace with white rubber
soles
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with white
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9 inches. lace with white
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You must see to appreciate
i LOVER ’S
SHOE sronn
HILTON ELWOOD
Manager
SOUTH NORWALR
Here is one who papers nearly.
Satisfies your taste completely,
_ , Briggerman Bros
Satisfactory Shoes for Men
That are truly satisfactory in every way. All of the latent
lasts and leathers in tan. mahogany or black.
Corr r
Soul
6 ls.|
Our big and varied stock insures a perfect fit, in just
that model that appeals to your individual taste.
Our reputation is back of the wearing qualities.
Reliable Rubber Footwear in All Styles
With artistic skill your walls Wlll
decorate.
IAll the latest styles he's showing,
‘_ Kind attention he‘s bestowing,
IAnd the work is promptly done.
I None have to wait.
IAnd if painting you are needing,
. In this line he’s also leading,
IHe will make your house look new,
I And note-date.
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I 141 WASHINGTON STREET
II WASHINGTON CTREET
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CALL us UP
and we will rush our trouble
Ian right around when some-
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home. if you
I PLUMBING
F. S. LYON 3'32. Shinto:
Good Job Printing
session! repairs or mull a
new syne- of
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IODERN PLUMBING
Jossiso a sescnauv
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I Money Loancd an Articles of
Chiropractieistha dedultlonoltho
awaoofthedlaeaseandtheartoa
’Jes. Rosenileltl. Prop.
40 Water street South Nomlk
_.TAKEN WITH GROUP.
"A few nights ago one of my patronsI
had a child taken with croup," writeaI
M. T. Davis, merchant. Bearsville, W,
Va. ”About midnight he came to my'
store and bought a bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. Before
Imornlng the child was entirely recov-
Iered.” Many such letters have been
written.
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For tip-toasts Service Call
FRED H. GANUNO.
Funeral Director and Embelrnar
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
64 lo. Main St, So. Nam-It
‘I Bold everywhere.
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are selling the reatest hatching device; heat M ' ‘
ever invented. [ct us show you an in-I ‘m the fun“ I
. cuhator that you or anybody can ope- I obtainable. I
. I rate and batch achiclt from every ha‘ch- - .
' ablccgg. I Ask Your Grocer for There. I
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. Us Shun/You a Buckeye
Come' in and see these wonderful in- I
cobators at workl
‘ Let us show you the chicks while they
are hatching and prove to you that we
)Evcry Buckeye Incubator' is sold with
a (were-lee -a guarantee to hatch‘
every haiclrahle egg—and they nechr tail.
IBIII takes the Cake
Last Summer when 'twaa biasin’ hot
One day his said to me
Bill can’t you go to Ive Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
Why. course I can Illis. N be glad
to help you out. i sald.
i love to go to live Monroe
To buy some cake and bread.
Then his she laughed and said to
II.
You love the Banner Bakery.
Be Suielts A PIE
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Made in the, Clement Plant I
.iater life in the different organs and
hubs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain. health is restores
through harmoniaing the serve an
tents in your body. Female troublei
I'm special “billion; also nonatur;
of the spin. You will never regre.
giving the Chiropractor a chance in
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Isgnetie “meats given also
T. Francis. l). C.
:4 Washington It. 00. Hamill. Conn
Insist on them at your res-
huranta.
adlnsting the same. Disease ls caused
.l’fi a wrench, twist or sprain tn the SELL
back. liven if done in childhooc S Jaflee
it creates pinched nerves and pain in IT TO o
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CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
TELEPHONE MM
FAST FREIGHT LINE 'ro NIIW
YORK.
height boat leaves Pier 27 Inch .
River, New York (foot of Catherine
at.) every day except Sunday. at I w.
ntFrslght received at Norwallt up to
s p ..m and at South Nerwalh u to .
I 5 30 p. III.
I OoorIo P. Fonts. General Agent.
IrHrANNING J.
I eonmow Lint. Ina.
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The Governor
has requested you to save your Juli!
Tel.
Any Junk
Successor to Wm. ERIN.
Phone 499,
37 Fort Street. East NorwalhI , 9
W EFFRON coring:
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK
I COAL
was! '
smrn TRAIN»
mans am and WM. :rrnon 00.. s Rowan ’
I street, East Nomaik, buys it and '
. HUN" I“ "mill the very best prices. Notify on m . '
THE Tel. 154. as we are very busy during this see xi
M loll It. ._ NM son. Be sure the name and Iddm' "
Is on the wagon, if you wish to insure
INTIRWM PAW" SHOP ==== wisfucuon as there are peaaién so-
lng around on our name.
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Iilrooms, Brushes, Dusters, O-chrf
Iere, Garden Rakes, Spades,
I.Forks Ash Cans, Garbage Cans. lilto.‘
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. 85 Washington St. to. Hornet“
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