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. -' m Boole ............ 100 pkg.
amrugm 10cpkg.
’, DONNELLY’S
'It 16 So. Main St.
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OPEN TILL 8 P. M. EVERY DAY.
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~‘WINDOW DRAPERIES
. “Scams, Dotted Swnis, ran,
. ”Nelle: and Marquisettes; also a.
1 complete assortment of Rotting.
_ ham and" Marquisette Curtains.
9‘)!
"Action not words,
Deeds not declamation"
If you are going to have a hot
E. K. BANKS g... M m, k,,__,,,..
. , Worm 30“! Block. sleeved shirt, white trousers,
South Norwolk ’ _ white socks and athletic under-
— ' ‘ i wear.
Simple— just four pieces.
But between the acts how
about one of our $8.50
Sweaters?
Safety first.
Rogers & Stevens
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NOR WALK i
Seaman Francis J. Joyce, of the l',
’ B. S North Carolina. enjoyed a short
furlough at his home on Franklin aw-
nue, yesterday. ,5
-—~Straw Hats $1.75 and 3.913%,
The. case of Elliott Ruins. the than
who stole the contribution box to buY
chocolate for soldiers from (llcnden-
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ning'a drug store on Wednesday aller-
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and Personal 1
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noon will be heard before Judge (fan-
N E WS
(ice. in the town court tomorrow town it
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intent fl o'clock Evans is now out on'
bonds of $50. .
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~Yout' old worn cold rings renew-3 ‘ R0,.8ENTBAEWKATZ .~
inlz. rcSetlting Stores or made into 91"") marriage 01 Dli 1- litlst‘nthai, oi
sienel ”My. Brand‘s Jewelry Store. 7. South Main street, and Miss Suzan-
lWa-stnue‘tou street. “9 Katz, daughlt‘r of Mr, and Mrs. Her-
6 hard. of New (‘unaan avenue, Broad
The Women's Relief Corps, No. 30. RM“ will take Dlfli‘e Sunday at the
of Buckingham Post, :ave an excel- ”0“” “v“u‘dt'fl W051 152d street, New
lant dinner yesterday noon atle ”'1‘ 0""
Man's liall, \lain street. Onlv the menu
hero of the Post were present.
Privntc Joseph F, Newbauer oi the
medical deptrtmeni at Camp Devens
,' ‘and formerly of Stillson & Powell
TEACHERS! SCHOLARS! TCorp.. has returned to Camp after
' ATTENTIPN! _ , splendid a [our day furlough at the;
”M the Regent Theatre toinorio“: home of Officer anti Mrs. F. Stratton
lhe. Abraham Lincoln drama The of Havilnnd street.
Son of Democracy." Don't miss it. Al-
r'BO 'Atice Joyce 1“ “The Woman Be. Theodore W. Clark has returned to
tween Friends." .
'Ca‘mp Devens. after a three days' iur-
.lough spent in Norwalk.
‘. William Corcoran, of 35 West Wasli- i
.1 lngton street. was admitted to the Mrs. John Duffy of Union avenue is
” Norwalk Hospital this morning. badi)'lvign‘ng friend's in Ansonia.
‘ bruised, as the result of an accident» ...... .
that occurred at the United States1 Dr. and Mrs. C. 1“. lloulwoll are on
Shipping Boards plant at Wilson's a vacation trip to Roscoe, N. Y.
Point today. His condition is said to, W
be” favorable as only some severe5
it . bruises Were sustained by him when
‘ be was cauzht in a pile of falling’ium-i
6: ,per.
denture] Want Ads Sure to Pay
0llicial Service Garage
For Chevrolet and Maxwell
Cars
Ford Repairing and Parts.
ITrans AND runes, AT BAR-
' GAIN PRICES.
CARS SOLD ON TIME PAY-i
MENTS.
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Small Commission.
Austin’s Garage
Phone 1959. Seaview Ave
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CAMERAS
FILMS
PHOTO SUPPLIES
STILLSON-POWELL '
. CORP.
Deposited. in
This Bank
on or beiore. the
5th of June will
draw ginieresl
‘irom June ist. .
BATTERIES WILL‘ FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
out at our Willard Service Static:
where you will meet a thoroughly
competent storage battery expert win
will give authorhtivo ndvioosin thit
connection. ' '
We recharge. repair 1nd store not
tor-la.
A rental battery for any mks or a
in to ohm-ed It ony‘timo.
Sale lleposil
Boxes
$4 A Year
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’l.iuccln vf‘ouncil. No. 4. Order of : NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
{United American Men. will hold it re-g .- .... .. . .c . . 3
solar meeting; this ett‘niilLT. i M.“
Used Cars Listed With Me Sold on "
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TROLLEYM EN
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ACCEPT OFFER !
OF COMPANY ‘
(Dortmund mm rue Giro)
so as to have the working agreement
of but a single year's duration instead
of two‘yoars, as formerly.
First Proposition.
When the employees came forward.
three weeks ago with a request for
new working conditions in keeptig
with the situation as brought on by the
wnrr, asking that the scale of wages
be from 40 cents an hour for new be-
ginnern to 45 cents for men older in,
the service, as against 26 cents to 323
cents at presfiit in effect. the company.
suggested that beginners be started at,
a rate of 34 cents an hour. and to' he:
asseitsed yearly one cent per hour unfit *
at the end of six years all men WOlllii‘
be receiving 40 cents per hour. This
would be in increase of 8 cents per’
hour; and the men more than six years
in the service would automatically re-‘
ceive that increase in their wages?
The company also expressed a willing-.
nose to allow time and one-half for:
overtime. but in lieu of this proposed
to eliminate the present meal ticket,
which is valued at 50 cents. 3
Not Satisfactory. t
This proposal, however. did not up
pool to the union bends who had the
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YOUR PROPERTY
is not, your own unless you
fence it in
‘ liars] ‘ 'f‘ur: on: ‘ i
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All Designs and Heights
if you have property why not own 3
it yourself t
SAMUEL W. I-IOYT, JR., 0. E.
79 Washington street
South Norwalk, Conn.
is At Your Service
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llorlon "House
- Shore Dinners
All-Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
A LA CARTE
“All BUYING
sour nonn-
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, murmur“ aluminum: ""5
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i ithe men refusing to accept the com-'3 probably be necessary to ban- the may-
. l puny’s proposal was because the com. ; ter go to a board of arbitration for ad-
' ‘pany had kept the plan of having the; justment, as both the company and
. lmen work a five-year 'try out" beiere‘ men had signed an agreement to take
:they enjoyed the full rate oi :‘ie Hale, this action it they could not come to
iwhereaa. it was aver-red. in every other; terms, and a strike was not consider--
1 workln: ,l '(‘c the period if apprentice-l ed a near possibility. The (‘onnectlcut
i ship was three years when the student; Company oiiicials after giving the mat-
t became qualified and was ranked as an I tcr further consideration. declared
iexperienced man. They insisted that that it would be impossible to further
1 'the period of trial service be brought! change the scale of wages. but would
down to three years from live as pro-‘ agree to the one )‘i‘al‘ “‘Ol‘kins agree-
posed. The men also wanted to sign,ment.
3? ,aflef’mrii ‘3’,§,;f§fi“? “:3 fi‘ifig: A.» this changed the entire. situation,
0. we ”a“ a ' L a ‘ ‘ ithe proposal once more had to be sub-
company was unwilling to accede to. . ,
as it wished ,0 adhere to the plan of, tmtted to the men for a vote which
ilWO vears‘ working agreement. The‘ was taken Tuesday With the result
Lidca 'oi the men was that conditions “boy" noted. The d‘m’rmc“ now 9-"
isting will probably be smoothed out
is f '
3:116 51:; San 163:6? ia}:rttEEteiii‘fzntt‘]aritigiiti without lengthy negotiations, and the
, . , agreement signed. Woe-president
iwork decidedly to their disadtnntage. 1 John .1. Ptmdertord oi the Connecticut
A Modified Proposal.
plea of the men in charge. They pra-' proposal on Friday or last week. also
posed to have. the company pay begin- on their own proposed scale.
ners 40 cents per hour for the iii-Sit Strong for Increase. .
year, 42% cents the second year. and Saturday the votes were counted nit t-Company, who is 3180 general man.
45 cents an "0“." the third yea," mm. \‘ew Haven and it was from t‘iat the? in bringing the result of the vote ofgnger. represented the company in the-
and one-half for overtime and a con‘ men were not in favor of' the min-i the men to the compo")' OmCia‘Sv lhe'dlSCUSBlm-‘t‘ at New Haven. and Frank
tlnuance of the oil-cent allowance for: pany's plan, and warmly ‘oncltrd on union leaders asked the company if it,0‘Mara and Thomas F. Dowling rep-
nieal ticket. The men were given on, their own. it had been intl-nnlct at would be willing to modify its proposalu-esented the trolley men from Hart.
opportunity to vote on the (-ompnnv‘uf the time that the real reason buck or, in any way. Failing to do 50‘ ii'would,iord 1“ "‘9 meetings.
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Study the Pictures Carefully-—
{the Lesson There Is to Cut
Down Your Waste. " ‘ -' "
It Over in England they are selling
bones at the rate of five pounds for
one shilling. Policemen regulate
long lines of- people patiently stand-
ing out on the side walkshwaiting,
«not for their favorite matinee idol .
to pass, but for a chance to enter a
food shop and buy a small quantity
of food. It takes about three mm-
utes for the shop keepers to dress
their windows over there, merely
because there are, perhaps, but a
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o Burcuate. eHOPLS 601.5. D‘toPisv‘ .
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The accompanying pictures and
from tho Oiliciai l’ress Bureaui
few cans of condensed milk outta,
box or too of corncl beef to be dis-
rivet um- mm
l- trot over here in America, bones, ‘ WW? ‘ ”it; ‘ . -. -w
. " m7“ 'I’I':"~‘ ~. 6 "5—” ”a . l ‘.
there are frequently" long” ‘elolidi-‘nt‘o arrangements of
lines of people on the finest, all kind: of dolioaeiu in
but mostly they are buying
ticket! to shovel In the
lily. even {his and precious scrap-
of men: are going into the garbage
fatal Although in nanny other
tore m long linen of unit-
i title winter hr cool
They would loom ‘- "dh— 'm n fl, . .
m. ml WWW M and “:3”. New: $63653".
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innLondon. They were sent over tat
tlutr country for the express purpose;
of showing America what England:
is really facing. A country in such?
straits not only needs help herself." ~
but Monet poolibly be expected tol
contrt uto togtho support of the)
hundreds of “Mutual: of United.
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their flow one window.
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Norwalk Chronicler