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Atlantic City
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DON N ELLY’S
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16 SO. Mam St' , and stay here until the hearings (utcse
scorn nonwnu. ‘
. local
:9 miner Ilannon
fed to conduct
lcrimination of the union men in ioca
in putting on evidence of that score
company entered a formal] objection
gand It was agreed
lto be set later.
. pany was the. only one. to be heard and
. , . January, 1915. wages in the Remington
According to infmmation recehed plant had been increased on an aver-
by the. Norwalk Knights of Columbus. age of 78‘per cent.
there are four hundred thousand mon‘ When the hearing opcnall Mr. "tal-
in the K. of 6., of whom ten per cent. lace asked that the diucriminatim‘l
' , matter be dropped for the present.
are m the army 0r navy. ;l“red Hewitt, for the machinists, ob~
‘ 't i ‘ :‘s '
Daniel Hogan has entered upon d“. . JtC m and 11%th that discrimination,
. I ‘was even yet going on despite the
1I€S as so esman for the Cudahy Packfi promise of the manufacturers to end
ing Company. He is engaged in the the so-callod black list. Business
districts between Stamford and Bridge~ 1 Agent. Lavlt stated that he had photo-
port. » Zgraphs of the shop employment cords
\ which showed the feeling against
. union men and wanted that to go in.
Robert J.‘Hazleit. Jr., of Wilton live and especially insisted that the case
nue, is now engaged in the recording of James Gsvignnn be heard. Alter
department at the Bridgeport freight considerable argument Gavignan wasJ
allowed to tell his story.
oilice 01' the New Haven "‘"m‘d- and: Mr. Wallace then began for the
New England teamship company. Remington company. He presented a
m table showing the increases received
-—-Attcnd the miniature Country Fair ' during the p83! two weeks. ‘
-—-cn lawn of M. McCausland, Bayvlewv 'A ————.__......____,___
avenue, Thursday evening. t GARDEN ASSOCIAT'ON NOTES
; “—
A movement to one barrels. bores.3 “9”“ WI“ he s meeting of the Calf.
bags and other containers used in the t" 59’1”] Gard?" Club tonight at 7
marketing of farm produce has Mien “flow As many of the members an;
authorized by the Connocticut‘Siaie employed during the day it was filed
Council of Defense as a conSerVatlon at the '8“ meeting to hold future
measure to help in the winning of tho . meetings in ‘tlie evening.
war. ' The common cabbage worm'is with_
us again and is causing considerable”
The S2 parochial schools in the dio- dflnm locally. This grecn‘ velvety
.cese, including those in Norwalk, have worm which so closely resembles the
From
. Grand Lodge Session at
BRIDGEPORT, July 17.-—Before an
‘ entirely new section of the War inbor‘
3 Board, consisting of Examiners W. J.1
Stoddard taking the plans. oivExamlncrt
H. S. Phonon. and J. H. Nelson. anytime" Will be trouble 1°!“ dealers
,JgL. O’Brien as additional examiners, 59“ 89011911 meat or fruit—even
the wage difterenccs bearing between reduction. I
manufacturers and their em-l‘
. pioyes, were resumed here today. Ex—
and Sketcretary W. J.
Lauck of the board, who were‘expect-
the future * hearings_ he saw a store that had a somewhat '
g were detained in Washington and the
‘new board was sent to replace them
Most of the morning was taken up
iwith arguments on the alleged dis-
tshops, and when the workers insisted
iAttorney Wallace {or the Rflllinfltt-ll
The evidence in one case was taken
[has other cases
i SIIOUIQ be presented at a special time
The Remington com-
Attorney Wallace stated that since
my. lino do nutritionist! the activities tEMHERU mm
of the department that they lime
muowiuer activity than ever in the3
elimination of conditions responsible‘ The .Bmled
“teachers’ Platts-
vaccination and other measures taken throughout the country. by the Nation-
aftaruisease launder way,say£ the in Security League are not likely to,
tliartiord Coumgt. Mpresentauves or gain much ground in this state. As,
.the board of health are making raids sistant Secretary Henry C. Mormon
all over the state to see that proper of the state board of education said
standards of refrigeration and sanita- this week that the American public
non are maintained by all who sell schools had “taught patriotism" with;
toad. Bargain soles of meat and other - a great. deal of success in the past and:
perishable are likely to attract cits-{he did not think that it was necessary?
miners from the board of health, and to take time in these days to make:
at a Dl'otession. I
Mr.
The other day when ‘Commlssioner that is
,John '1‘. Black was returning from
an automobile trip through the state
Morrison pointed to the work'
being done in Americanization
at the Danbury summer normal school
as an example of real patriotism. Stam—3
uel J. Brown of New York is conduct
ing a laboratory evening class all
which the English language is taught'
to foreigners. while 'the prospective,
teachers occupy seats in the back of
“musty” exterior and he decided to'
find out what the place wasflllke on »
the inside. The first thing Dr. Black
saw virus a bunch of decayed bananas »
l' WhiCh he cz‘dered'destroyed. He then 'the room. The interest has become so,
, $203233” :Entthfilerelzjffrgf3?’ it”: great that this week the school had to?
unhealthy stiite. Without further for .makc 1" a rule to admit only those in}
mality. Ur. Black fauna an oil can lmediately concerned in the work—that.
and “crematod” nearly 100 pounds of is, those who are learning the inn-l
meat. . guage'aud those who are‘learmng to
The state board is doing much to; math xt‘ ‘ '
coordinate the activities of the 1955 The 3'3“" 1’0“”! 01 ed 3‘10“ [601%.
local health districts with as own " that such activities are all in the di-
activitiel. Under the new low local rection of Dmlotlam.ond“‘thiit you Clin-
healh ‘oflicors ,
typhoid cases to the state board who ‘triotism as something apart from
in meaty-four hours from the time,(el'€rylhll|8 9156- ’
they receive a report of the case. ‘ ‘ ‘
This molten it possible for the state m
.board to take action, when it seems
necessary. much sooner than Was
Ipossivliloundor the old system. The
board is tiling advantage of Ibis
limprovement and hits the typhoid situ-
:ntion will in hand immediately after
‘ discovery.
ALUMNI}! WEAR—WAREV ER ANDflIRROB.
Sauce Pans, Preserving Netti”, Frying Pm, Jelly (lake
Pom, Pia Pans, Doubt. Routers.
TEA AND COFFEE POTS.
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TBA KETTLEB, PERGOLATORS. '
Albert E. Gehebe
25 Washington St't'awsl" Norwaik
rum, tom 1
on»
purchased $75,090.25 worth of Thrift color of the cabbage plant. foods on the
stamps._ Nearly all bought“ Liberty {BR-V95. Often destroying the plant,
. bonds, while pupils of all are busy “The U. S. Dept. of Ag'ficuiturc, Bit-
with some form ’of Red Cross work. Ireau’ iii-Entomology writes to Spray
‘ . with an Arsenical in soapy. Water.
' To make. 2 gallons of spray. dissolve
2 lbs. laundry soap or other good soap
in several galloons of water by boiling.
Add this to enough water to make 25
gallons. Then stir in the arsenical,
,3-4-lb. of powdered nrsennto of lead or
*1 1-2 lb.’ot paste form. The. soup is
to make the liquid adhere TBeTter to
tho smooth leaves. .
To make one gallon of spray. use 1.2
oz. of powdered arsenals of lead, or 1
on. of paste form, and an inch cube of
soap. Dustin’s may be substituted for
spraying. using 1 part of powdered ar-
senlcal, with 4 parts of airolaked lime.
‘In small gardens the mlxtfi‘re may be
m.-. ‘ shaken on the plants from a cheese
Richard Raymond and Eugene Ray. cloth has. AlipTy thinly while the
mend. sons of Mlt. Augusta Raymondr dew 13 on the leaves. - - ' ‘
of Strawberry Hill, East Norwalk. 11150 J Since the cabbage head grows from
have sclaim to being two brothers 1°.lnsidc the plant there is __ no danger
be sent away at the same “me I“ the from poisoning; ii outer leavesare re.
., draft. The? will leave with the 170 moved-béforc cooking, spraying insole
men to go irom this city, 611 Jilly 25'“; within three weeks of harvest” It
and the DePierne brothers mentioned spraying is begun early in the season;
in Neglerday’s DEW have “V31“ {there will be little damage from late
“ r brood's'of worms.
Six freight cars were derailed ‘oti , . . "
. Local Jewish residents are interest-
ed in the Jewish legion being formed
in Canada for musicrlng troops to as-
sist the British army In Palestine.
Thousands are joining from all parts
of the country.
The offices of the local batters as-
sociations. are being moved today
from the Danbfiry Hardware building;
where they have been located for tho
past five years, to the Kinner '& Ben-
amin block, .comer of Main and*
White streets. The omcos will be
opened for business tomorrows—Dom
bury News. “
W .
North tNewtown 135‘ nISht. The cars; HA§GRFATER'POWERB
weré shunted down a side track and \
wHayes derail placed there to Dre' state Health Board in lama-lag
vent cars from colliding-with otherl Scope of Acilvltlel .
cars on the track, caused‘ihe de- The reorganization and: jn§gea§ed
railment. Traffic was not delayed powerg'of magma: board of health.
Feature of, the ‘
Summer wardrobe I “
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nor NECESSARY HERE
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for disease, as‘ Well as the traditional burgs" which are being fostered}
who the teaching of patriotism a separatei '
are requred to report no teach a teacher haw to teach pp- -,
“Qulity
BATHING SUITS $2.49to$9.95
NEW SUMMER DRESSES . . . . . . . . . $5.95 to $28.95
SKIRTS. for all kinds of wear . . . . . . $1.50 to $19.95
SINK AND WOOL SWEATERS . .. $2.95 to $25.00
NEW SHOWING 0F p
GEORGETTE. CREPE AND SATIN HATS
Shop”
hem d
ed out or building.
bar and net-1y erupt ,
or expense entering m1
making repairs, on.
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Charge Accounts Opened
Iio You Want Anything in the Building
Material line? It so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Full Lino—Jinn Assortment
PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRIGEO.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING '
A. COHEN
. also
111 Valuation Strut.
Whoarry a large Stock oi All Kinds
Ne “w Blouses
The popular “Slipovor” type, very easy of adjustment
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137 Washington St.
South Not-walk.
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inn.
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‘ Ind dulgned in such soft lines a: to be universallfboooni-
Tho Slipover Blouse has come into a new and dominating.
vogue. My style: in all»: materials are here, at 31,25 to
‘- be wmoron or.
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’u'hether of
Ginghmflrgandy, or Voile
The very prettiest frocks of ,,.
the season are in 7
TCENTRAL HOTEL
rooms... . ‘ ook.‘ Steam boot. :1 trio
‘m‘hafiyomgd; also Bailout-3;? 'Iifilisn
out“.
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and Ami-icon style
Corner
mom and Chestnut 8“.
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J.DISESA,.Prop1-ietor.
Chimp ctiols thodm « t ,.
cause 0 the disease N ”M“
adjusting the some.
by a. wrou . twist on a
Wk} Even. if dam in
creates pinched nervou" m '
later tile in the itinerant3 ..
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P'ICTOR‘IAL
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PATTERNS
for AUGUST '
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Namibia macaw
ty , National Bank
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disease-sad pun, health» "3””
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tents, in your on Y. W
given special? citation. i.
tore oi the spins team
not avian-00.0mm:-
to help you.
Magnetic
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Grooms fmr'Po- .
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.‘ rlght‘trounfl‘iwhw .
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by the accident and the cars Mlkxh:which veereimadc possible by legisla“
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