x argjrta’tie lop
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riuniiies ‘Oiiered By Sentinel Advertise& to Thursda' d
Shoppers. You should not miss this great chance
Coming Bargains . TIE SOUTH NORWALK
VENING SENTINEL
ASSOCIATED PR2“ NEWO FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A 8PECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
KEEP POSTED THROUGH
THE SENTINEL ABOUT
DOLLAR DAY, MAY 18th
Entered at the delimiter-walk Pee:
Oince as Second Class latter.
ESTABLISHED l870
liliittllltlt *‘
8le INJURED.
itllttcli “
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IN _iliP_l08l0N‘ Patten;
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“lose of Restaurant Ill Akron, Good Singing, Clever Acting aadI
Ohio. Caused In Excessive. Artistic pacing realities at
W0 ”Mill! tiext 00" Big Production at the Regent '
_BllltilllilililOllilfll “—
is [Wild cttttti
Mill is Called Out to Restraint
Crowd of 10,000 Spectators i.
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GIVES Pi0PlE A lREil
Proceeds For the Garden Contest:
and Childrens' Playgrounds I
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III'§I\I%"(I\.‘I;"'I(I§£I'V “11h “Sauna“? (loud singing. excellent acting. won
t-’rt(l’titt m'llt uir l0i0‘iilt' Eccltlt‘lli‘ ill. deriul taut-y dancing. and “n “ppu'
Ih‘ tirv'ft‘tl l liti’xtaurallt lill'l‘t' la-z‘ ‘clative audience, were tile leuttll'es oi
"i ." ‘ I! . ll ' l .. e w II‘I‘I‘ yesterday's matinee. and cream; per-
mm; :lild‘\"l‘li( [21:32: ”infill-1d I‘IIL i'ormance.‘ or tile "Magic Mushroom"
\ -s ' V ‘ e .
proliablv tatally The restaurant was DNWHH‘J M ”w Regent Theatre.
_ tel b it wa‘ wrecked ‘tl tuntlt-r ill‘ at. pm 5 oi the t‘omluuttity
(“mi N “ e“ . 5 ‘ .‘Z 'Il‘lilit. :llttl ulttlrt the direction of anvt
slid lttttt :tn ext-al'iitloll till all adjoin ‘llttltltllla (”titer for the benefit 0' libel
tItttIt IlInItI, leherc a new building l> lo beI‘ Garden Contest, and the Children's
“Hf 'I‘me ‘ i Playgrounds.
watchers completed a hunt oi lllt'I Both the" afternoon and evening per I
“”0“" only today without ma.”‘°*i‘tlrlilancee were well attended. Indi
any more bodies, and allot the [Hull-i with some monev still out the club;
ittg have been accounted for. u believed to have realized . "i
State building inspectors will come siderable sum of money. tor the bene-
bore today tron Columbus to either lit at the children of \'orwalk
assist in the mayor‘s investigation org '
'cotlduci one of their own. Q t ,
The ‘dead: William t‘. Lan'son. (Continued on Ten h Page.) 3
W‘lpplll—li—llflllis ll 1
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ll 3 Thomas. Cumberland. Md;
lilattehe Kline, Mansfield. 0.; C. A.
Tompkins. Cincinnati; Mary laiwsotl.
Alttott; Mrs. P. Gallup. Footbridge:
it two girls. unidentified. believed to!
be waitresses. l
The crash came at 6:10 o'clock!
when the restaurant was crowded. Sit?
suddenly did the building collapsei
that those who were not killed werel
knot-hurl unconscious.
..\ great pile of ruin, broken tint-t
General Manager Barrio italics.
Public letter Sent to than Who
Are Ready to Strike, and Asks:
bcrx. 1w‘utt-d steel and tons of brick '.
and mortar, buried tile victims. The! Accept IQI’IIS
Nine‘Bodlea Recovered. ‘ i
\ltlr‘ bodies were SOQ‘J taken Olll, (ti'tI XEVV YORK. May iii. All appeal
“W “"0““? by 90““th flremen‘lrmm C. |.. liardo. general manager 0!"
and volunteer rescuers who chopped. the IV”. York. New Haven & Hart-
tlllotlgh the debris. Nineteen nlore‘I lord railroad. to the clerks of the
lI’“"-"””‘- many MI ”'9’“ fatally i“ company, who threaten to go on strike;
3““‘d- “'9"? ““""‘““’d ““1 sent in. Wednesday. asking them to accept it,
howl: tls. Olly two or three others' wage increase of 6.4 ppr cent.. was;
known to have been in the restaurant 1 made public at the offices of the road
succeeded ill escaping before thigh”? last 31ng The clerks already",
(“i-““- l have rejected the offer of a 6.4 per
Foundation Weakened. cent. wage increase. as well as an
The foundation of the building batten!“r 0“,. 0f 5 per coup
bet-n unsettled by successive blasts ot‘ General Manager Bgrdo's appeal
dynamite iii an excavation north oi took {hp form of a letter 10 each
the tenant-ant. where a new buildingiderkI The letter says that the 9_oon'
was to be erected. The explosion ohmhmhfl-S of the mechanical depart-
“ charge Milli“ 5'} ft’t‘i 0‘ ”‘9 r”intent of the New Haven have accept-'
tauratti caused the building to fall. ‘ed a selflfinlpnl on the basis of 3 per!
.- Militia Called OUl- ‘ce:tt.. and that clerks on competing
“Mm"? 3‘ 0M“ National Glmr‘ir‘railroada have accepted 5 per cent. in-
field artillery. was called otlt to will. creases. The average rate paid [0‘
the police in restraining a crowd of New Haven railroad clerks. the letter!
more than 10.000 persons that packi savs. h,- higher than the average paid’
Hi i"? streets at the SCGIH‘ (if the flc‘ttohclerks on gny neighboring road-int
"meg“ iNew Ingland. Extraordinary costs‘
; of operation brought about by congesh'
ed traffic conditions do not justify a9
1further increase. the letter adds. t
A warning is given that ii the
clerks go out in response to a strike:
order the company “must and willt
till your place." I
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Silillill ill llilliN ..
SlitllSlilP Ill elitism;
Nl-Lb' YORK. .Vlay 16.——The SVt‘tl-I‘ (Continued on eleventh page)
inil e'e‘alllt’r Grekiazld came into port;
today with a hole in her port side.
above the water line under the poop,‘- ’
resulting from a collision of! Sandy?
Hook with the itallan steamship San.
Giovanni. The latter vessel had her' I
ltolv'stove in on both sides above the L D
waterline. The mishap occurred«
about midnight in a thick fog while‘ "‘-""—"
both vessels were outward bound; CHICAGO. May 16.—-Exami3ation
from Yhht rent?"- The San GiOV'lnlli‘of‘ venlremen in the trial or w. H.
:nch‘IlIFPdf *oum'dlet the harbor. waitinxgorpet, Wisconsin University student.
p0; L 9-; I008 drydbdkw that she mishteherged with the murder of Marian
r " r - umbert Lake Fore-t Ht b School
The Gremnd sailed yesterday for‘glrl. leet' February, was Cosntlnued to
Kirkvrall. Scotland. with a general‘day at Wankegan. Three men were
$2335..lil.‘.§".‘3i‘dii’§f‘5‘3§'.ll§°€i twill“: “Sim“‘t ‘5. ‘l’i’i ’°“‘°"
. u.,erstlo era.
the same time tor “open. When they: fudge Charlesy H. Donnelly before
collided the Grekland sent write-i whom the use is being tried, expects
less etgttala of distress and aeverali to decide today whether Orpet'a law-
yetseis. includina the com ward! yet-it can examine sixty letters which
Rhianna oil salt
Militia Figures Given Out by
‘ well trained.
NEW HAVEN ninth
sourit "howl—111K, CONN. worsen, MAY 10. lair?“
or PURCHASERS
or THE LOCAL
WILL BE OPEN . _
DAY EVENING Um3'I
O’CLOCK.
Shower-a tonight; warmer. TWO '._
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iBANilllS BUSY it ll. Sliillii
liiiW WiliilliiNii [ffiiillii
MANY lRAINS l0-MORROW
:IHIlI-“U hm 'Wt“ NEW HAVEN, May 16.—-An
M It M“ m' “t at a p. m. tomorrow. was issued:
Sill“ ia Susi at Portions afternoon by J. J. Forester,
mm {Grand President of the Brother-
hood of Railway Freight Clerks.
‘to the members of the organiza-I
ttion employed on the New York,
3,500 MEN lil MEiiCii
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General saw llovi lien State ls‘
Prepa'ed—ltvo Cavaky luapsI
Avilable For Border Patrol
Semee
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If the call should collie lo i'oth-ctl
cut train the \\ or Department for!
troops for duty along the Mexican»
border this state could furnish a ferret
of 3,500 men. all in splendid form and‘
Willie the state force i< not a com-
plete tactical unit. it has u‘ldt-r Adlu-t
taut tit-iteral George M. t‘ole been
well rounded out in its various,
branches and developed to a point oi;
more than usual efficiency :
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troad.
‘ BOSTON, May 16.—A gener-
sums iii Milli.
l 31 strike order of the
workers and ioremcn on the 805
A”. ”Minus 0“ Mexicans Ire I'M“ Adi” ton and Maine Railroad was is-
ASSIGNMENI [I'm Acrossfluflio CHI“ Ring. 'sued today by A. E. Barker,
’l‘wenlyt‘otfl pets-this were killed. it
_ 'president of the International
mlA" [“18 How‘. was Milli by authorities in l'iedras
Brotherhod of Maintenance and
{\ttglas. opposite here today, ill the
of Way Employees. The men
were instructed to quit work at
|.‘tl'l’lllillli‘lll of a through passenger
train i’rotn Mexico (‘lly to .lAiredu,
6 o‘clock tonight.
Filthy. between Queretltro and Em-
.at.at:t:.....tet:.t:t.tttIsctltttl lunar
i0li liltrltlll
E The baudlta carried away all the val-
'l‘ite Department of Educatioa, (‘ily
(Fonllnued on Eleventh Page.)
i~l\~‘i|.l‘l PASS, Tex, May, “L‘-
Nothing But contested Petition
. for lodge We» baring lleltt
three lay;
babies they could find as well as
much at the maera' clothing.
Many ngera escaped from the.
train and walked back to EmpalmeI
fionulea. nim- miiea distant, in their,
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With every case on the assignment
for trial list in the Superior Court tori
this week before Judge James ii.
Webb a contested divorce. all records
for this line of court “mm“ are bare feet. where a rolls-("train wail oi Norwalk. liudget for it“. fiscal yup,
broken this week. Attention waa calt- "“d" “p' 1beginning September l, 1916 and end-
The first train from the. south injhm August, 31, 1917, has been sub-
ad the other da ' to the limp. lint oi I .
l y three days arrived at Media heartta'mntetl to City Treasurer liodwcll. it
contested divorces. which or itselt today 1 1]
beat anything heretofore pill down -' I . is as it own:
l court records. .' El' PAS” 1"” M." it"BMdHS.’ l‘ay—roll «including teachers,
Now. h‘ the assignment or (“03' thought to be Mexicans front across clerks. superintendent. lim'
for trial this week. another new dce- ”‘9 Rio Grande, early ‘°d"y removed lions and nurse -------- “21.60000
the spikes from a number of ties on. Evening Schools .......... 1,550.00
rclo meni is recorded with every one: I
D t the bouthern Puclllc ‘ilailroad,
ot the twelve cases on the list a con», 031130 ’l‘ext books. supplies and ii-
order for a strike to be eiiectiveI
lNew Haven and Hartford Kali-lI
track- .
. pretty speech making.
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snail Attica AGAINST :
lHi rants RiPill
at“ Dilillst 0t altar
it ill PALACE William. ,... .. mm,
tiaues aililxaad m
il-‘reltch Saidto [lave m
lt' youre a movie lull. you‘ll bet
tll(i\i(‘d to death with "Defense or vuk-ltdy At“ A
,’l‘rlitute'." wlilth will be shown llii:
Ialporls oi luxuries
afternoon and t‘\t‘lil.lg at the Palace
Tiltdlrt‘, North Main street.
Little Miss Marjorie Slerreti, orig
tumor of the Battleship iund, wlll lH'I
the feature of this thrilling and par-I The repulse by the Ger
‘il‘luiit‘ production The children willj several Ittlckl against .
t’nju)’ ext-r3. lnllutt‘ ot‘ thr- picture; on Hi“ 304 With a “ .
i‘”'t.‘.i".‘ ‘i‘iifi'i‘. 2':i‘i‘..‘i'§‘ 2.33351 “m ‘° the chh i' it‘
9 lo e‘ca l ' s. - "l . . . .
ii (loch, and lots of it. Inounccd In tOdEyS Gem“ V“
in these troublous times with' Office statement. I
,ttttltora and alarms oi war in the air. The bombardment of M ,
:lhe "Defense or Tribute?" movie wllil French Mum; in a“ AV . . .
the especially timely.~ it wlll set youj Wood .nd about Hill 30‘
‘tU littlikLlK along illlt'a that} are. ill, , di ”I
that interest to yoursell‘, your tamily.’ continues, Iaccor “g . ‘
friends and country ltrench oifictal report “In“
"lit-tense ttr Unto,“ although it day_ A weak German amck
has it" .Ii lttt. as a plclu'ie lttcttlIliI . grenades northwest of
ill _..t:ta.ll and pliant, it lolda, A munt farm was repulsed. 1“:
the tame tulle. much that is decided W d. , h if ll .
ly‘ lmtructive. it‘s a great big least '. 0‘)”: 15m" 5 9 mg
in patriotism. and will culli'illt't' atti (ceding along the sector; It ._
Itttrlll you more than a whole day o' and Moulainv'lllc. on the I”
‘the front there is quiet. ‘ 7 V
'lhe .lolly l‘tt-e liallce will soon be The '3“ 0f the 5'3m‘.
held in Arlen Hall, Madison Sirt't'l,Ilo‘-'~'s:
to help swell Tile Sentinel-Stevens; "On the left bank of theIm
tthere was quite a lively
lie sure and see it.
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Fund.
“The Sentinelr'tcvens account turib‘m of our 1 13°“. inf”
‘ Ttai allouut contributed to dateflwm o! Avocourt "1 “mi
Eur-.390. x .304. On the right bank a
German hand grenade
gnorthwest ot Thiaumont
1 Previously acknowledged, $139.70.
< Today's contributions, 83.20.
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. Total number of contributors, 1,031.
Previously acknowledged, 998. was completely "puked'
Today's contributors, 33. i “I“ we Woevre the“ W“ u‘
The patriotic honor roll for today ltiiiel'y fighting in the IeCtmI *
. Employees in Morton's Room of The Eb; and Moulaiitvilio. . .
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‘ Norwalk book Shop. $3.10. “The night on the rest of
i . _ e t
i ”my 1‘“ ““myer' 10° ,iront was relatively calm."
the
, . . . . .. tint: the derailment ot the eastbountl' bray-v ................. 7,000.00 _-._.fl_-____. . . . w»
Limit:(liviftxrlie'ltl‘ll‘dlwitt‘tih !d|tpttitltl‘e:::i Mm“ “WW“- it‘uel ’ .................... 5,000tt0j , The Italian Qabmot leaned m .
”as“ W, down m. ”Wm “signj The wreck occurred near Port Han-l Light. water and power 1,400.00 u it dcrs today prohibiting the i ,
mantis. ' $00k- “ "m“ “‘9‘ 0‘ E‘ “W 6“, Janitors’ enemies. Mammy I ;tation of luxuries and bulky
The four contested divorces for to 5:311:52:J;p°r,:.:(;a=“ghnsié‘;".:él ii aniIs. Dept-r towels ...... gags? .cies wihch are not of prime-
v .- t-- ....- '~ . .ears .................. .. ' . .
3131...: not litil'wlllll'tfiupur‘liy i335? 099“” Slim“ ‘9“ 0“ ”‘9 “'r“°k‘“¥tTr:tlsnorlaliou ----------- 1350-00 ms [[6 BR0KEN.“SS“Y’ “.“Ch as pianos andf
James lt. Kilpatrick‘vs, pumm- Ku'. Wln for the 909M l'l‘ultlon ............ . ...... 17.1.00 Iture. This step has been -
patrick of this citv Robert c. Lewis‘ A "‘90" "0m 1’0““ Win! "it? aent ..................... malt: "remedy the difficulty in sec
vs. Ella N. Lewisfloi this cl's' and! the reports sent from there Saturdayignsumnce ................ 5253,00: .i'eightage for government I
Thomas G. l‘orsyth vs. Alice at. For- :‘W‘ “mums“? lg: 13(29de 0‘ Mm“ Interest ------- - ----- Z-t‘lb-J-t! The leg of Francis Schultze. tlttr-t plies and such common articl ' ~
syth, formerly of this city. “I" heroes 8 'h0~ ”I13“ e, “0‘ f“ Printing --‘ ----- 3 ---------- ”000 teen-y'ears-old. of North Main etrect,I food as it is neces to im-" i
Wednesday's assignments are: .len-‘gfmmh :‘grflm' “ it}: ih' ‘2 miles. Board M hductttlon ----- JOU-W was broken above illc ankle, yester- F it this mom} in c ." '.
tile Eva Buttery McKee rs. Rom-lit 50:; 0M of“ mdlii( rter. _ fit‘ul'nlture and new equip- day artprnfionI when he was atl‘uck' or 0““ . . g _ .
S. McKee. John E. Stevens vs. lailllNP: i 0b 9" cans hnotI cross Ith“ ment ................... £300.00 while running across West avenues 0‘ P°°Ple 5‘0“? in i"). _‘ '
Stevens, David Thompson vs. Sarah I r var, i “t ta reports “ddi the; “"9 t Telephones ............. .. 304.00 mt,”- the armory. by the liinP)’ driven: Boy Sm“ Police Station m
W. Thompson and William .I. Barrett greetipgnfigntolfztrifflth”still”!vt' 9t“ ii:°tI(‘Unilhgt‘m“.V -------------- 000.0" by Lester Farrell, of liavl'land street. i don waiting for the res“ .
WI Margaret llcnnesy Barrett. 1 H 9 ~ ‘ it an I'-" n. " ”W“ " The accident resulted through ~to‘ h - ' f 3* R
. . . . automobiles and on horseback was gun 410 3" . . - . . ‘0‘ t C arraignment 0 11'
Thursdays assignments are: Flor, s t to reinforce tl lv t l I . . - e fault of Farrells, the police say. but}ca emu“ on char es of hi it ~. w, ._
once lsouise Fitzgerald vs. John J.I en ‘ w r er pa r0. . EXN‘ION'HNY APPN’lmIl'OM- because of the “freshness“ and llt‘i‘tl‘l s . . g . z W
Fitzgerald. Thomas J. Blasrht list. .I 'JW‘Y‘EUO-ls in third story lessnestt of the boy. tIson in connection With the .
Emilia Elizabeth Allen Binaritt.: (( OWN!“ 0“ Page Seven.) 0r Lincoln liuildins i0! . Schultze. with Arthur Rettlson antichin rebellion.
George Net! vs. Florence .\'eft and, I two school roomab ....... l_.t0ti.(lU William Anderson. were “hitclhtg” at The little courtroom .
Barbara Russo vs. George Russe. . t i Partition fence etween ride on back of _\. t‘ttrtm’ potty wood? . . . > ,1. ‘i
The case specially assigned tori l’TOSDt‘Cl avenue 10! Mid wagon. They rode as far as the cfiow‘igd w‘th‘ five mm“: -
Tuesday. May 23, is ill? action' i Hillside ............. ... 300.00 armory on this. and. (“‘01“)an ofiIlt e acts were Opfln .
brought by Julia Arnold Garlandt ll‘ainting started to run across the street. Onelmany hundreds of men and
against John Lewis Garland. 3 ' l Over River ........... .. 3130.00 of the boys shouted a warning to look men were unable to obtain
” ”—- m m 30 0mm A m" ’;.j;°,f‘k,-,:, """"""""""" 3‘33'33 ”“3, ‘0' ,1"? WW f"; 50.33“”: I ifmission. Superintendent Quink
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UNKNOWN MEN ARE . l (‘enier (interior) ........ 300.00 “final; “I” scorn“ I m ‘ (“FISCOl‘m‘d Yard. who 15 "1 ‘
. i Knudsen ------------ 250-0" The boy was hurried to the hospital I 0f. 39“ DOiiCCI are?“
: , {Fuel saving devises 11 at. where medical treatment was given votc t e popu ar eemg :-
wcm) up iii thmeMS It wimitate-~50 Centt with ...... 5.0.00 we- -. ..___ ”ham,“ whenhmid:
j llltllll It “all new 4 100.00 “ ’9 , “I have followed every n.
___. ' _ ._ _,-_ ' mmcutous REPORIS icase that Bow Street has f:
‘ com;
“mat to Burn House They were' PHILADELPHIA. May Iii—The an-
. _ -tbracite coal operators announced
Working on liter Discharge
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' yesterday their new schedule of rates, 1
By Contractor :
an to all Plllll;
jadvancing wholesale prices from 10’
to 30 cents a ion. This increase. tile-i
, retailers made haste to declare, would
Iii—Two men, he passed on to the public. together
lth an additional charge to reim-‘
heavier operating 1
FAIRFIELD. May
whose identity is still unknown, arct W
locked up here on charges of lntoxi-' burs? them (01'
cation and breach of the peace. The} charges incident
men have been employed by a New their DUSW‘SS-
(‘anaan contractor, who has been re~ Exactly what
modeling the Waterman place
Sasco bill. it is alleged that
went to work Saturday morning in'ithe public Will be paying 50 091118 flitrtct meeting.
toxicatod and when the foremanttorl more this fall formerly was the} The “In", of
arrived be discharged them. The meal 0911110“ 0011113011” "PICS!“-
demanded their pay but were told;
they would have to wait a few demurrer-tors show an advance of
for n, Threat. were made by tho|cents a ton on buckwheat coal: 2?»
men. it in said. that they would burnigtentl on pea: 25 on chatnut: 30 on
the houmdown Saturday night if theyi stove. and 30 on egg. Broken coal.
were not paid. Word was sent to ill
contractor who made a record trip in; be altected. . lumen of the
ills automobile. from New Canaan to; The “heal“? 03m? “"0“!“ “Wing the contract to the loweat bidder
lt‘ainfield -Th?- men were Dali. Philadelphia and Reading C031 and The petitioners ask that the meet
A3 80°11 13 the men m Paid Shel“ “'0“ c”‘“”“" ing be called about June 2nd.
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There are some East Sidera
pal electric light plant.
the petition.
Another important
cutter Mohawk, hurried to the aid ot'paaaed between the accused and Mbta
the two steamers. Lambert.
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lll‘ Eiwood‘t-wae on hand and placed!
Advent! am Sentinel.
them both under aren‘t. data tar the session as yet.
,BlllS Ifilil 'Slilifl liiilillNil
who
‘0 ”‘9 ”Mini 0‘ i want. to sell the‘ Third District municl-I
Al the meet-
”)? new prices '0 the . in: of the district commissioners last.
onhousehoider will be the retailers said : night a petition was presented where.
“W men 9 they could “0t “‘5’ olthand. but that i in they are asked to call a special dis-
of
i'which there are. from 40 to 50. was
In detail the prices made by “‘9 that at the special meeting the mat-
10 » ter or selling the plant be disposed of.
measure which
will be taken up at the meeting will
be whether to ask for bids for the
not which very little is used, will “MIIWDMHI of on out to light the
lid District, and giv-
The
oomtalcsionera have decided upon no
in many years. but
Inever has been the scene of ,.
examination so full of dra
:interest as the present one.
'tnse state of public feelinfij
to the war has of course - .
factor, but the case in itself
features which raise it far I
the level of anv criminal h'
in my memory.” .
There was some speculatl
fday as to whether Case
n. i lawyers would placehirn .9!
founded." Mr. Dimond salt, “we have' stand a? this preliminary 1" ."
so much work of our own we couldn't It k generally believed that?
”mam" ‘10 “"' _ ,Will no be done. Hit: in ~
"We don't know whether or not ”1.3 tI in” "I “a” whether their“:
is true," John Pierce. union organizeryt ' '. ' .
cIo-v-tdnr such a step or not
at work in Bridgeport, is reported to . .
have remarked when the rumors were ’ The 51'“ “the“ of the day
called to his attention, "but we haveI Mei-ex WI a Wed
appointed an investigliing cit.ttult-‘ girl, “0 m we first wi .. .
lee. it it proves to be a fact, a idenlii C t a. on. In.
strike will be called at the Norwalk
lactory. as was done in the Batcilel- men Who unded from the .-
Itor Company. when that plant took —
lCrnwn work." / l (Continued on Neittlt,"
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illiillll ll. & illflili
Charles T. Dimond, superintendent
Iof the R. & G. factory, was asked
‘this morning what truth there was to
reports coming from Bridgeport to the
effect that the local shop is doing
work tor the Crown Corset Company,
of Bridgeport, the girl employee or
which are on strike.
"Absolutely ridiculous and u
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Norwalk Chronicler