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LABOR TROUBLE! IN W68? th- imion over condlthna at the mines immediately by Canon.
emu. . 1ahout 500 men are idle in Belmont! This In decided upon at a caucus
WHBIING. W. \‘a.. April Ill-A cont-tr. 0., acrou the river tron here. of Senate Donner-at.- lut night when
strike 01 I50 shellmakers employed by It was reported today. they voted to accept the House repeal
the WI H“ [old and Foundry Com- hill instead or the Senate substitute
puny, ended today alter the company FREE SUGAI CLAUOE REPEALED. providing for the retention 0! the ex-
recognized the newly (armed Special WASHINGTON, April 20,7—begilla- isting duty of one cent a pound on an
Iy Muultlolu Workers of America,and tion repealing the free cum clause 0! stir until 1920. A; a result the pres-
had made concessions to the union. the will. which was to become ef- ent duty will be continued indefinite-
Becauu of diflerences with the cool let-tire May 1 next will be enacted ily.
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i” A Beautiful Assortment Of
L1 Sumner Dress Good 3
ll Batiste and Voile. .‘
Floral Designs and Stripes.
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EASTER rosr CARDS
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See Donnelly's Local for
Special Easter Records
DONNELLY'S
with local ncuspapms. amt Inorc rt:-
ccntl) cit) cditor ot tho liiIducpoII
Telegram, is schdnlcd to sail toinor
row for Salouiki.
Set‘tit-c will be llt'ltl Ill tln- \\‘~-.~t
Norwaik l'IIion ch'tpt-l, on flood l-‘ri
day at Tito p. In. All are t'ul’dlall) lll
i’Vlntt-ul to :tttt-nd.
’l‘hc stort : of ih.- city will hc acn-
orally open all day tomorrow and as
most of tho tat-torit-s will ho in opt-rav-
lion business llt‘l‘t‘ \\lli iil‘ tal‘rml on
as usual,
Willis lloyun ihc tlt‘\«‘l \ount- \il|
“tilt-ll. is now taking ill-ll‘iitllollrx llI
minim-ml “tilh‘ from I’It-t, import, .il
We thallenyz- the world to
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VICTROLA PARLOR giw you a better makesto
order suit than you can get
16 South Main Street. right here.
A line of samples and lab-
! rim that covers everything! i
desirable for a spring suit is i
ready.
f , . 0'" NEWS Are you?
_ . Open Mondays Until 9 P. M. l.
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John H. Allen. oi the t‘oiritttwo’ R0g( ‘8 & Ste C s .
Manufacturing Cot-um“). h ”WWW“ NTOWdlk So. N. rwa‘k
the. day In Wateriinil‘. 0“ bu-‘““'*“'
Fred N Smith. lUl‘llit'l’l)’ t‘tlllllt‘t'lt‘tl _';
—~HOME MADE nor cnoss atms.‘
llitlllt'tllillt‘l)‘ attcr first and notond;
shou~ Squirt-Is, 17 North Main St E
l’hotw that: i
'l‘lic tollowtng list is a for of tliHi
special re-coidu- wc haw for Easter K
“With \‘n-rtltzrc t‘lad," by Luc) Marsh. ‘
"llcnutilul Isle of Somewhere," by
.\lct‘ormack, “Jesus (‘hrist is lliscn T0 ;
day." and "lllcsscd bc thc 'l‘Ic 'l'hiitl
Immu‘ by tho Trinity Choir, "The!
llallt-ltij.th t‘horus" by The Victr'.
(horns and be sure to ask to hear to .
tilld ,\o town at Donnelly's Vii-trots
iiuior. In: North Alain street.
Ilispluy of Easter cards at all
Price now 31000.
Three ycars ago this car would have cost you 82000.
Norualk. a Inastvr ot the mt liltltit‘ WWW ”Ht 6 for fit‘ first" past _‘
livid press. cards arc wondi-rful lionuelly‘s is‘ l
The slaiitlor suit oi Druid ll licck- ””' will“ '
er \s Albt-It A. (1011' wt down {or “FR'DAV. YOUR LUNCHEON f
trial chncsday. in thc Supcrior
court was not rcacl t'tl )t‘Flt‘l'tllll,illlLl
probably will not i»- hoard Izntil nt‘hl
Week
Today. instt-ad ot’ lv‘tiday. as IIsIIAl.
short cairndar sessions ait- brim; hold
in the liiitlutport courts l.ti<:tl :tt
tornv-is ilil‘ :‘lll‘lllllllti sv-ssions t.t ll.:‘
civil sidi's ol tlic t‘onnnon Hints and
Supt-riot courts
'l‘h. r‘tntiwl will hr irxiit'tl .Is
Ititii‘ni'i: [lilllt‘l immunity, in olison
sum: oi tlood Fridu) If you arc to
haw any wt-t-kond \‘lNllolr oi Import:
to jtllll'lll‘} out of town. _\ou .lll' Ill
\’llPtl to inform 'l‘lIc ScIIlint-l to that
prim-t,
Mrs. Royal I. Coinstotl. is roniiIn-d
to her holnv. on Quinlan! il\r'liiii'.
with "J lllltlt'li ol’ iilzit-ss
Hay» ~\ou scnt your dimu contrihu
tiou yet to The SentinclrStcu-ns but.
tlcsliip i'tiiId‘.‘ (ilancc mcr todayslist
of mum-s and sun llll‘ "qu Invn" who
‘are contributors.
Reports from peach L’i'tiViill.’ sm-
tions nt‘ lt‘uirficld county :Irc to thc
effect that it is estiinalcd that about
sixty pur cent. of tho punch buds have
been killed by the I'cccnt cold wealth-
or. and the outlook is for a short crop
next fall.
Playarounds and
Words link thcinscltt-s rather bcwitch-
inglysnnd it is quitc fitting that they
should jointly be lit‘llPllllt‘d by tho
presentation of “The Magic Musli-
Iroom." The final assignments of
parts in the cast are being made to-
day and rchcarsals will begin ncxt
week.
‘ A rr-ttnlar lllt‘t'llilL‘, of Our Sisters'
.Relwt'c'i Lodge. No 7,3. l. 0. (i. it, was
held last evening. in the lodge rooms
in Wall street. Mrs. William Ahrens.
noble grand of thc local lodge, will be
the dclagatc of ()ur Sisters' Lodge. to
V . Home Day. at Groton. OII Apri 26. A
rehearsal of thc degree team will be
he'd nr-t Wednesday evening.
gardens ‘ thc
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‘ TAKE PICTURES.
We carry a full line of photo-supplies.
. Have your films finished hero.
7" nn-Powell-COtpOjatio
‘ onesempnon caution".
» u, 32 Wuhlnflon W
South Not-walk. Conn.
will lw scrrrd at tho t‘ountry Club.‘
“in a not‘ 1
—ABOUT LADIES' FOOTWEAR. .
t‘ampaignc. i‘icid Mouw. (:rc). “hilt“
\\'.Isliaiilt‘ Kid, white kid tops Milt
iii-id mouse color vainps. whiti- kid top;
\\!ili midnight hluc vumps. tire sonic
of lllt‘ notcllics we arc showing White.
w. hthh- Rm will tic hard to find hit-5
or iii tart till) of the real ncw things
In foolwoar will hc impossible to get ‘
‘ Any oi‘m who iiitt-ntis to \vcar “hit"
this season should buy at llnl‘l‘, l’rit‘cs
arc advancing cvcry day. livery new
lot ot Ebb!” wv huy costs Inorc, Our.
stock is raw tillnlilt'lt‘ll and \w art-i
rcndy to show you tho lit-st line of
stapli- and novelty footwear lll birth:
cut lace and pumps that hits Mt'i' I’m-n
shown in Norwnlk. t
t‘t).\'\'EAl.l.\' & BRACKEN. RI Wash“
lithtm street, South Norwalk. .
—-HOME MADE HOT CROSS BUNs.»
Pruitcd and plain, 100 dot. llelivery,‘
Order now, Squires. Phone 1303-3. .
—HOME MADE HOT CROSS BUNS.;
immctliately altcr first and sncoiid.‘
shows, Squircs, 17 North Main St.‘
I’hone ”63-3. i
llciiiiwrs oi tln- Nortuilk Gun Club.I
will participatein a practice shoot '0-
morrow atternoon at Dorlon's l’omt.‘
it is t‘xpt‘t'tt'd that '=amc visitinz.
slmoII-rs, from \\'cstport, will he pres-1
cut. '
All of tlic mombcrs of the Woman‘s'
Relief (‘orps to Douglas Fowlcr l‘osl.i
will lllt‘t‘l tomorrow afternoon in the.
pozt rtmms on Washington strcct tori
thc suppo-r which is to be set‘VPd in:
honor of the ladics by Mrs. Alsoni
Smith, (
.\ banquet. trnd confirmation 01 the
Order of thc Templc. will take place 'll
tomorrow afternoon's special convoca-i
tion Of Clinton (‘ommandrlz .\'o. 3.1
Knichts Templar. which will hc hold.
in thc Icmplc in Wall strccl. . ‘
Routine business was transacted at
last etciting's rcgular meeting of .\'or-
walk Acrie, .\'0. 588. l-‘. 0. F... which
‘was held at the lodge rooms in Wall.
. slrcct.
. The windows of Raymond & Sons' ~
‘furniture store, on Wall street. have
been handsomely decorated with lil-
jlics and Oilier appropriate Easter
flowers. in honor or the season.
~ A new automobile truck has been
. purchased by William F. DeKlyn. the
.‘ uptown baker.
CLlPPlNG
deposit vault.
. is a pleasant task at any timc but it is a particularly plea!
ing one for the box renter at this bank because of the com-
. fortably lighted and ventilated rooms .to which he myrt-
: 3 tire to examine his papers. . .
We will be glad toelnw you all details of our sale
urmrtrnwn '-
;. Bones rent for 8. a year '
COUPONs
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She’s active, lacks “nerves,” and very modern—the 3400 r. p.
She’s active, full of lifcflacks “nerves," and dc-
hvers a terrific wallop with only thc‘shghtest eil‘ort.
l mean by that dpowcr-wallop. Because shc
turns up 34-00 revolutions pcr minute. Her crank
shaft speed surpasses that of any other American
car.
Though there are three built in the U. S. A.
that get a hit beyond 3100 r. p. m.
It's like an electric fan. which turns up 4000
r. p. m., or a turbine which docs around 4300.
Of course, the Chalmers engine doesn’t hit 3400
all the limo. 3:100 15 the maximum. Vthn the car
15 running 5 miles an hour she turns up 250 r. p. m.
At 10 miles an hour Sl10(l()€S500 r. p. m. At
15 she does 750. At 20, 1000. At 30, 1500.
So you see the engine isn’t hitting. the highest
speed at the slower car speeds—those Speeds you
drive 90 per cent of the time.
\ln a way it’s like horse-power. You say_thc
liorse-potver of your car is 40. You mean by that
the maximum is 40. ,
Yet at 10 miles an hour you are using probably
less than 10 h. p. " While at ‘20 miles an hour you
are using about 17 or 18 h. p, And so on.
m. Chalmers
.
3400 r. p. m. is just another way ofstating horse-
power. It's the modern way. Because it shows
power through supreme engine and not
through large bore and stroke, which means a brute
of an engine, and hence a vehicle of great weight.
The day of such a car has gone by. You and
I want a light, spunky beast that responds to the
slightest touch of the accelerator, that pulverizcs
lllllS, that drives straight as a sunbeam, that has
the lure in her lines, and obeys.
That’s the 3400 r. p. m. Chalmers. l’vc ncver
had any person buy one and tell me she wasn't
there. For shc is—100 per cent. '
Run in and i will show you a (m that has
doubled my business...
Ask me about our service inspection coupons-f
Thcy are negotiablc with all Chalmers dealers
everywhere. This system is a most important con-
sideration Kin buying,r your car.
F ire—Passenger Touring Car, $1090 Detroit
. 'l‘hrec-l’itssenger Cabriolet, $1440 Detroit
'l‘wo-l’itsscngcr Roadster, $1070 Detroit
Colors: Touring (hr and limdsit-r, ()rii'ord mm with hood to
mulch, or Melt-or blue with lilack hood. Cabriolet, ()r‘ifonl maroon or
Valentine green with hoods to llt'tl("l or Meteor blue with :“lal'lk hood.
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