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129 it
h "'7 M condition. Hold 60"“ new house All covariances New Hotel,
1 pain-red. 168 South Main street
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‘ ht Apply 60 Franklin I e- m “ UMT A U! AG;
__i ~1adywouldnhosposltion1scou-
"'t
. . T0 LET—LARGE PLEHANT run-1mm 0! MD“ in a Small mil!
3%“ "mfeig‘t‘c'mpl’g‘qfifim niahted rooms may not Best new. reaps-u in». no it
Emit Norwaik. 125 so 9'
. Wuflm“ “m“ _l wavirco —- crisisnnsiiiw.
"I'll“. ”P ”sum" 5°” Nmfl" TO LET—until: mom noon'wameu wishes position in private
j, 6t furnished or unfurnished and other; [sanity Good rderencas Address is.
w—v l
'0 Ci sloopinc rooms and a basement which: VIZ, co Sentinel 129 31
R ‘ALE~U’ ES 0F ”A\Dlwoold make a good shop Apply ll -
£1931
rig
Left on table in Grove. Baton Point:
"mummies mom
.. .fOOOKEDTO'ORDER. .
Tunougzs;illali-iiu\t:l::llt 8:352 Xu‘f’iUntou sweet, South Norwalk. rev it wsureo—A HORSE ‘RAKE ll.-
floodconditlon Address A H. 291
walk 1"
329 St}
M‘uLE—r'lvn noon~ Content
000‘ audition. unit acre of , good;
lanolin nation n-om Norwalk. 2 1.2
m Wley, tor .400, on very o'asy
Ms. Edwin L. Hoyt, No. 3 Wes-t
m avenue. in at
i
i-oa SALE—'22 Pr only LAi Nt‘fl!
sis, engine, Cheap tor cash. r‘. i.’
(roach, lo South hisin street. j27 stl
FOR SALE—0R TO RENT. ‘;[
Fla: Hill Road. 8 room house with im- ;
”mills and large lot. Pfice and;“
terms J hi. urton l; 00., inc, 5
Railroad av snue. I27 (it
eon “Ll—£0101! BOAT. 000D!
Minn. “as 1-2. copper riveted,
lather cushion. inquire ltr. Kline-l
I“. flowayton. as t!
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" BUSINESS NOTIQES.
IUILOING CONTRACTOR
me estimate the cost at your wor"
mdme or small. A high grade
of workmanship at a reasonable cost.
Robert M. Seymour, Jr., No 7
tool avenue South Norwslk
phone ",3
llfl‘
. N A WEEK 13 WHAT YOU CAN
com, women or Independent inclina-
tisnl,-n.nd men who want a blob class
prdessien.‘ oJin our classes learning
meaning and physical cflturo. We
fin train you at home by mail, write
t y ins-Writers. Br. Aldeman's
‘ ltatlon, $9 Suburban £76., stoni-
iwrmslo .. mrnmutvomo
Modal. painler‘s supplies; wall
”or. unto-date styles, lowest pdoes.‘
Mister cheerfully given Trial or
deal solicited 'l‘el.
We. 01 1-2 lily avenue,
400,A19xander
n28
LOST.
LOST—BLUE
L
8! LR 8W EA T”.-
n'lday, June 23d, reward it returned
to 3entlnel Oilios -or 16 Fourth St.
”Nahum. “8 8t
Dorian House
i (Gregory Boldevard)
~ . East Not-walk
' . \ NOW OPEN
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
E. O'SULLWAN, Prop.
70 Len—molt noon at to
Warn. ornamental-inn on run:
an rr.
ulster. a. count. -
TO LR—TVIO APART“! 0'
live rooms can wi‘h mam
MNoflfilldfllmmll
quire Mrs. R. “HOV, l. Grovo 81.. or
—-vi
Flax Hill End. South Nor-stalk 329 at
i
WANm—AN ”MINCE
maker tor Fall trsde. Write to "A.
i B. ('.,‘ ('10 Sentinel. 329 n
WANTED—CLERK ON A FORD
' Apply at once. Modern
delivery.
Faced by demands from the conductors, engineers. firemen and brakcmcn that
would impou- on the country an additional burden in nonsportation cuts of 31%”, M
riironds propose that this wage problem be settled by rckrcncc I: on
.b
a year. the
impartial Federal tribunal.
. will. a... employee, whose efficient service is acknowledged, the railroadsfi'ia “l
diflci-cncos that could not be considered fairly and decided justly by such a WWW ’
’ RaindsUrgePubliclnqnii-ysndArlsitrnfion‘
The bormsl proposal of the railroads to the cmploycs for the settlement of a “'7
l.
controversy is as follows:
o
“Our coafmms have demonstrated that we count harrnonisc our dilemmas of opinion.
and that even “as!!! the matters in controsnaoy must be pwd upon by other and disinter-
licsclorc.” wcgropooc fist your proposals and the proposition of the ral-
ways who disposed of by one or t o other of the follow“ mellods:
12 Preferably by submission to the Interstate Commerce Commission, the only iribt-al
Mtge reason of its accunnllstod inlprmation bearing an railway conditions and its con-
trol of revenue of the . is in a position to consider and protect the rights and
"lielapnans ms- is
u 8" Market 15 North Main ltmfl. 129 U
TO LIT—A m 301 mi WANTED~A GOOD MEDIUM SIZ
Washington street. Ht Norwalk. In ed dog for (arm Must be gentle with
small-its. “Manson-“.0 children. Also a small dog Nit-hots
South Infii «10%.!!pr 60. All,l’oultry Farm, 214 M avenue. Tel-
miains of all the interests elected. and to provide additional revenue
Jed cost of
unusable; or. in the event thmtcrstmc Commerce
laws,act in the premises. that we jointly request
necessary to enable the Commission to consider
involved: or
operation incasc
no found bethc Connoissiontohopiatand
Commission cannot. imdei' existing
Condgrcss to take such serial as may
promptly dispose of the questions ‘1 l
tomeettbo
be
8811- \
Teie- i
rment.
aa.npartinont 01 Chapel moot. Al
improvements. Rent very reasonable.
WANT
opennes- ort snwmo listin-S
toes, nay while learning.
MEN SHtRT ms.
GIRLS IN PAPH BOX DHPAR'I
ENGINEER FOR TWO OR THREE
weeks. beginning luly ilth
MPeshodyj
&c.»m
DIVIDEND NOTICE
illrdSeini-Aaaasl Dividend
oi the
lflllllll sums Slillll
Nawslk. Conn.
Juno 1. 1910.
At a meeting of Directors
wits Mary. held this day. a
dividend. at the rate of FOUR
4(4) per cent. .pc' sum was de—
clared to Dcpnaitors from the
earnings of the fit months end-
lnir June so. 1910:
The same will b! entered on
passabooke and paid on and alter
July 10th, 1916.
MONEY DEPOSI'ID'OI
on mans: MONDAY. JULY ‘
(nth, 1916, WILL DRAW ‘IN:
TERSI‘ FRO“ JULY 1‘. 19th.
WILLIAI A. cums.
warm.
common IL 1523.
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A cool)
INVESTMENT
no; rimming ’
Salvation Amy“
by nailing your ecli-
'lrihlliol'lohylo
unannoun-
, mlorwa‘lk.
WWW“
.wmmmn
asses-d reasons-ant
Jon would into
ephone 1322.129 1t
“l 'Homef cio lenthll.
at
V. TWWWM
l WANTED—PARTY WITH SMALL
trnpitsl to join Connecticut man who _ (
has just arrived after 1 years in Mex-
lico familiar with language and cu's
ltume, to return with American troops
1on big mono! humanism. Redefines.
Write. call or wire, Birchard, 137 So.
; Main street. 129 It
, WANTED—Jimmi- BOARDIIRS. ,
good home cooking. Dinners the Pub i -
lnished rooms for two 10 West It
i m at
WANTED—JANITOR FOR 308001:
’house. Steady employment all tho NO other,
lyeor. )darrled mall preferred. Call at mm F of
81 Elinwood avenue. after 5: 80 D. m
-' fidcnce.
WANTED—A 90! PLAIH'ED
Drug etore. m it
WANTED—GIRL ton 0mm:
.worir. smoosflphersia mum
pretermd. State salary expected. Ad
ldress ‘0.’ Sentinel 0.0!! m 3'»
—u
i WANT£D~A 81x KORE! Pom
{marine engine. 1 cycle Wed. s
cylinders. Address ‘Ilotor Boat} So. .1
MNonslk Ct. 127 m .
WANTED—A YOUNG WOIAN 10
aoslst in the once or our Shipping
Department Raymond Brothers.
wanno—a‘o am a all (p
lam room home a! norm
be convenient to ”011'.
Aw“:
l-Frlodnn. loath m m an.
.. y . "'6“
Quebec Steamship Comp-n! '
to
BERMUDA
P 3.0:0WLal.
a short Delightful Voyage
New Yer
EIJSHA LIB. agains-
P. I. ALIIIOFIT “'1 Us
Manda Go.
a lacuna on iii-m.
Z. By arbitration in accordance with the provisions pf the Federal law” (The Nowhnds Attu "ZJ
Lenders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote “:‘b
Leaders of the train service brotherhoods. at the joint conference held in NM
June 1 15. rcfuscdtheofleroltbcrsilmadstosubmittbcissuctoarbitntion orfldodr
review. and the employee are now voting on the question whether authority shall bh
given these leaders to declare a onion-wide strike.
The Interstate Commerce Commission is proposed by the railroads as the wig
body to which this issue ought to be referred for these muons:
body with such an intimate
railrwd conditions has such
an unquestioned position in the public coa-
.. nblic for trout
by this Govcinnioat’board.
Out of every dollar reccind by the rail-
roads from the public. nearly one-half is paid
The rates the nilrosdsma may chstfiths
are now gcly
A Questsen' Forthc Publrc’ to Dcud' e * '1. “d
.. Th6 railroads feel that they have no right to “grant a wageprebcunent of $100,000,000
a year to these cmployen only highly mislead monitoring only one-filth of‘hllethc
employee, without a‘ clear mandate from a public tribunal that shall determine the
merits of theme after a review of all the facts
The single issue bdrm! tbsicounrry 2: whether this controwrry' r: to be settled by an impartial
Government 1'an or by industrial warfare.
f. o . Vlifl‘fll ‘
. , a
National Conference Committee of the Railways -. ~
0 I! Miro Menus-m. N. o. limits “W "i
ii a... on. so! .
'12.; £4...“an ....-r. ...... “Munchies-3E: '
oases. i r W
t l g M “w AJ‘W luau rm. .
alga;- mm "Mum-:2... “
' 7
, min-:57: not". H trons. Ass-Mt. 0
w “‘w' turn us. Ins wig?" 0' two“ 'b'huu: 6" ”I“ - J - u
directlyto the employee as wgcst and an
to payincncascd coca-corn: from ~
masculine mutant" psid by tho
public. ' ~ ...
The interstate Carinicrcc Commission.
with its control over rates, is is
tomskescoai investigation render ._
such dccisidn at would ptotcctthsintcrcsss _ t
of the railroad cmplo es. the owners at thg . i - '
railroads. and the pit lic.
from New York to on
mean Paradise. . .
1- Rates to Bermuda and Return
including stateroom. W .
andinelll.
mm to smile .
Tickets and Reservations At
' i. illsytsstmhc.
, Sammie
i souihlllcsmlhfilonl.
DIATKS AND FUNERAL!
John Murphy.
John Murphy, one or the oldest and
most respected residents of the city.
died. at his home, 108 East event".
last evening. utter a lingering illlloss.
Mr. Murphy has lived in Norwail
moro than fifty years, and his quiet.
unassuming Ways, made him many
l (trends, flio ere deeply grieved to
hear of his death. He is survived by
#3— a wits, two sons. Thomas and John,
W anally three daughters, Mrs. Peter F.
Burns, and the Nissan Annssnd Kory.
of the millinery departmental the Boe-
2W“. ‘P ton Store. The taheral moss will
and we will nah our trolls be held oil Friday morning, from the
toss slsht trend '1'" m late home. at s: in, and tr'om St. Mary's
thins 11h fili- terms “ "1‘" church. ‘si 9 o’clock. Friends are re
home. 1! your
. ammo
quested to omit flowers.
is detective. «new. m-
2—H
Mull!“ DEFEAT. “ANNA.
i
mono. N. D.. Jane 3L.
mafia-nonhhovnnsmo' . . _
nooaoelrysapirs urn-us
TODAY or WALD arm;
NEW YORK. Jun 29 (Wall Street)
~4ldvnnces of 2 to 6 points in leading
stocks was Wall Street's response to
the more tumble overnight devol-
mente in tho Mexican situation. Stocks
with Mexican connections weremong
the leaders in the buoyant rise. Amer-
ican finishing. Greene Canaries and
Southern homo gaining 2 to 3 points.
There were wide openings in U. 8.
steel. Mercantile Marines, Reading
and other important. issues at similar
advances. » »
The entire list strengthened to the-
point when most losses of the early
week were completely obliterated.
Henrietta Petroleum, which has sailor-
ed more than any other teens from
the disturb-lam across the southern
.. handcr- sonred the greatestplns—d
«any stocks opened with 8,000 shares
including rolls, the war group and me- STARR FAMl LY HAS IT'
talc, were higher by 2 to a points. "" ‘
United States Steel’s «first transaction. Addresses at Luncheon-LAW
mneleted or 13,000 shares 'st to to1 'n. 51:3»: :1; 03:14:!3‘
9 ,
as 1.2, an extreme gain or 1 3-4. Re hm‘y'ummfgn "3 MM“
action of 1 to 4 points resulting maln- banquet hall of tho Allyn an“;
iv horn profit taking, were registered lord. yesterday afternoon. ..
before the. and or the oral listlhour. lh‘ny'fl'e mm 3‘”? .
NEW YORK, June 29. (Wall street.
«Noon. ) .«Thé buyhg inbvenient, will-..
included much covering of short. ac-
counts, noon ran its course. dealings-
diminishing to less than normal pro
portions betore noon. There were
thriller reactionshltexican Petroleum
yielding about not its gain, while '3
Harwell lotore and similar specialv
ties showed greater moral. Road? ,,
short basineo‘s .oeaoiu' IQ:
addresses by Rev. Ill-lard.
Starr of Conan. Frank 1'.“
the Rev. Jared Starr lot ‘
who gave the history of“ '6:
tly All the oncera were
Norwalk Chronicler