n
not com . 4!, i
, com lemurs .. l
. 1 Special mm A: i
poms-e mm snor l
N; i Wéfi'imeofig outcome.
: SOUTH NDRWALK, could.
l
:1! supported by
Socialist, and
sponslbilit y
Today mugs ‘
me "dog days" > ‘
Tho comlvin Sutday
churches of Se Canaan are holding :l :
general 1)ch10,
hosted a. attend
z c of Banner Coun-
’ berty.
‘ . on, Daughters
—li§reworksl
Point Park. 5.-
; be stumped
. work there is
appearance Mid home places in they
The same may
state .are causmgjeat damage. ; centers.
.. “a... . l 0n the other hand
The installation. emcers will take" “a“ “’1‘ ”63'1“”
place. mill evenln at the regular
meaning 0f Lat”. lahington Lodge,
shepherds 0f Bem‘fln The ladies
ar e ,réqucsfied to m coke. ‘ the strike uulo
. ”1.
fmoved.
2SKI-,arty of shell filomcialg from it
New Jersey came 1. uth ~N
thinsymorning and w out on
Sound in company w
oon.‘ engineer for the
mission on the ,“Lucll
shown what Connectlo «
Fish Coul-
Yorlr; New Haveri- &
"who struck an ore
riding: on a ire
ere, N. Y., early ycst
considered at the if»
‘pltayas being favoruhle. if
' . reeled polnful injuries all?“
eating was held lager .
‘ the'jCentral Labor Unloflan,
t!’ at 1
mom-
‘and’bossed by the :Jouvmen lar-
‘bers‘.’ Union. The workhourg l'e-
alle’ij will be fromjs :1th 8 pi,
' * m;._ifl‘he schedule is el’egyldllgk
rt, went home.
~ flygd and fouu
‘ , red ‘10
d
. lehetch
officials.
in. “mm”: “#1939 : on: Be on til: advice
. . *‘ . . ~ "ore. ut upon
.11 111391 Kllbetc‘iea )edi’hanq : -
maauiédmm. ‘Itvdel'e‘ he wolf.” 19“” “’1‘
oourt that the room
2”The {Standard Oil}? as an
Lmonnce‘d an , increase
J L Tésolltib,' ‘W'l'l‘lb’h been
'6 this“ resume,
am wins» 24 1-2 eentsi
“io‘consumeru 25 1—2 c
"ideal! that the I)?!“ “fill gal- with (another
’ ‘ - ‘ '1 his 3 5
" ‘ior‘ 27.oents.- i-At some. got; the .Hmplngyi-
m’rloe'rla now 23.9mm. . gr ,
. l .«
l Not-wall} LOdS&xN0*‘70lent
1mg protective Lower 0’ l2m~ men-
- ' m: This system led to mu‘chlabori‘
”hers listenedto I VXWSR re; ing'flou the parth icmpl‘oyers’
\ part from Thomas ‘ ., 19; were interested in'getting larger
‘ln, tracts from the Governments A5
_ having important worlr- .
Beingtonalso ma’de all-Lg injhalm Were uoahle to get sulllcient
~ e
V rate to the annual lodge ‘
:thantic City. ExaltE'd Rll g 8111.1 manl’firms
L cmiement or the _conVéntit““ skilled mm.
‘léoth-v spook rs ‘ dwelt on’ tin
n3m,ed.‘/‘-for
.. , rtments'o‘r
mil omploye
(condoning rm, 33330-01“). Mme; him an on).
Eventa new are” w
national academics 0
the euglnoerlng tmdes,
derstood. meets at
hollowed in some
lodty of the 381
ballot or the m
Jag-e. .9: .3... l. to.” st . - “a.
.‘fi crous haunting;
most forceful
18 charge or drill
ailing goon the,“
the delegates I
quarters that a
agate; will insist on a
embers before mill
» general strike. This course is at
Alsxudor Thump
the editor of The
ion. who writes in the Daily Mail
"It is unthinkable that the confer-
ence will assume tho tremendous re-
ot stopping‘ the munition
p untry without a‘
. , democratic vote by 81
, . , women concerned. The tactics of
(3 1116111 03’ emu; o‘iyoung rebels who to
M 1:. Birmingham and Coventry a
‘ , ‘advlce ofvresponslble
schools of 1113101. democracy or
, . straight for anarchy
_ 30‘9“ Pom" today. 1 Meanwhile dissensi
1.
> ‘1 “Wide: under
lief without the action , ,
ed and the culprit properly a
B . .
Staff Officer: included.
the stat officers
escaped no drill. lie
oes with majors.
nits in the ranks a
(output of the whole co
reed a strike at l
leaders makeu no imaginary. toes with heavy ride
and Bolshevism." l:
on is being creat-
ion ranks by the
re and in many
he. conduct 0f the
ugham men is de-
ln Birmingham
neers refuse to
Not only that, but In
their “bit” of “
which constitutes
and cigar stubs from
and dirt area about t
escaped the eyes
eminent instructors
purpose by the Mill
Board/Which moved
arily from Hartford
might better see lbs
and low grade undo
movements. and the
, 8.000 notices to. m
were handed in at
Manchester. where the Amalgam
Engineers have a me
00p. It is declaredu majorltywilljoln
as the embargo is re«
any of them did
ed in the Trades Un
action of the strike
, parts of the country i
, Coventry‘and Birml
7" . , uounced hotly.
day night. R0101! itself many at the eugi
he caulp. ‘None
or the state and Gov-
provlded for that
tary Emergency
its olfices temporv
that M‘membcrs
t officers of high. .
rstood fully the
work of privates
a-.. (strike. 0:: the Clyde in
are seems no
Elfi'lree heath have made we“, sign of sympathy uithth
e strikers and
continuing smoothly.
be said of many other
Many stall officer
on’s adhesive ta
tor gauze pads u
ders from coma
this applies, to sev
, officers who long 11
l.
I: was reported also thattheengl- to
cars at Newcastle have decided toI
orwalk follow the strike lead without waitql‘rrlg
the‘ action by the national conference. .e‘ fact, as the new impetus is imparted
. men at" Lincoln did not goon strike: _ . — one
' R‘ Robert‘ Wednesday, as threatened. but will into the nouconllhlssl d
await the result of the conference. 9 Red 11 close] and
ey will be The strike situation in the munitions Egtifg’w‘fl‘vzf fgfinfailonspand buionel
oing along manufacturing area has ausumed gravefexerciues will be taught at once in
1116 “he 0‘ oyster cultl .. ; “spec"? W“, ““3; immobility It?“ Ito?" nouoomxulssioned olficers’ schools. As
—----* ~ ..
V ‘ ’ ‘ " ""' 1?ch
The 130111.111“)n 0‘ “13““). 01 Lincoln and Liverpool factories and the armory "‘9 p“ o “W 1’
Maybmok, a hrakemau lfi
5 today wear our-
pe upon their heels
non ilieir right shoul-
wlth the rides. And
ral scores of other
ave carried the pie
(in the Mill ”
You did .0“ Well, it has~~
Real diumou
a Solid roputaiiot
Think of such
all jewelry be laxe
Dimmnd br
Diamoml L
small line whit
Singlostouc (lion
smno of purest; w
' , Men’s rings in which di
rcssivcsstylcs, regular ill
, To Be Taught at Once.
As a result of the ofllccrs‘ school at
Nlantio; Norwulk coon will see the cf-
End sue:
, the men in ranks. The close order for-
he New yards. This would throw hundreds oilz :36 the combined military and marine
'd rail thousands of uu‘uliilled workers- out of
bridge employment, as they would be unable
' to continue the manufacture of
y needed materials of War. . . V
The situation ‘was‘made extremelyWORLD
'Hos; critical (last night by the news from
In re- Birmingham‘ffiut the munitions work-I
d era there had gone on a strike cud,
lea ', that more than 75,000 members of'all.Worl
‘rhe soc-lotion aflilialcd with thedungi.
n "wring Trade Unions were roe Y wclsland (California) Navy Yard, in the
ash~ follow the order, of the tendon to luy commissioning of the Word, seventy
idnys after her keel w
Labor, Department
”"1 Will/era was in
1mm base, set (with 2
out of 14K gold wit
$200
The men broke camp at Nianflc at 2
urgeilt- | lo'clock yesterday afternoon.
dilll'egulm-WO... 7 _ ‘ ‘ . ,
‘0“ rings, graceful settings of. 14K «old diamonds of many sizes and includiu I? -
tilodco $135~$l650 to $103 *’ ’ . ~ g ,
union 3 are sot in com many with so )llircs or rubies 14K cold manlv an ll.»
42 to $125~$36 to $100.1:~ _r‘ . Pl : to l , _ 4 ,
. 9 ~'»‘ . ,.
ch underwear too
, . .» . ‘ O
End Prices. . ‘
,‘ tllel'il'lg‘; bothm quality dud variety“ I
gret newgtylesgfilmclg ofid
'solcs, trlmmc'dlw
'e Recono m oas'rao‘ven
. CONSTRUCTION '
ASHING'I‘ON. July SEE—K now
do record in destroyer consimc-
‘tion has been established at the More
liter, regular
» - lne "81‘s down their tools.
{in ion sheet. Rout 6179,. ‘
.3". ‘ d and 3 1.8901111 WM May Draft Striker». '
1' 5' ' c G ' G H. Roberts, the Minister 0\
ausgesw that it may he names
enforce drastic measures,
, oxieht of calling the strikers. into thol
amino Saturdays tromzm, to 1)- army if they persist in stopping w
as laid,‘ the Nov:-
unuounced toda‘y.‘ The
unched 17.12 days alter
the first‘mlato was laid. Formerly it
orkirequired"ivmutylour mouths to cun-
struct a destroyer in this (country. i
at M11
ll curing ill cat natioll‘ai omn‘gwcv.
'l‘lie milieu of Norwalk will meet. to-
‘ the Norwalk Country Iglut) :01.
.. “swans ' “1"." an ’
rol “”Hospltal. All
‘ -‘ Mminnowcurricula; the Mi
:1 it first. ; llllu lions, in expiridnlng m,
J i W‘ - “Maw; .r; .c. .u
wmm Johu‘Krebaym‘fim a“ no.
th’e‘frékuwiwemy,
the Norwullr. Ged’o ‘
womou urolovlted to otiend. Lumb-
eon will be‘sorv‘ed to the workers,. .
a
sad e‘order was
:2 a! I c r ‘TW'QekSo and» . eve
f . . ., 11 months of. con:
«labouringthe couchll he“ hid ') 61‘ noes with refine
uslble‘ trade union
he ‘actlou now;
e workers was not taken
on responalble local lead-
.llle suggestion of out-
loh taught b
‘Crepcmde him; andfiile
o assc ted l ' “ L
moped to find repose. out: stop initiated by m r (lfill‘l‘lte Patten}
u. v., u. it. a. H. --mm mm
ec‘t June 16,191§ '
K To NEW YORK
5:37x, 5:49;
. Belmont lllld ligh
'lo clung, £91110» fiui‘ shod
gular $3.50—-.,
Yes,dpleuty’ of
t envelope Chemises of crepe
kl] 9 ".y. .t T‘;v"
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A. M:-1’!~t7x.
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9:39, 10:33x. 10:52x.
P. .M'.~—12:03x,
only). 1:09x. 1:38;:
5:46. 6:023, 6:26x,
of flesh, 17c
12:52 {Stamford
3217):. 4:32x. 5.27x,
6:47 (Stamford on
0 (except Satur- ‘
«in factories is!
he: that such a‘
on lusldiouo at: l
c uuthoritlest
of war nouns.
'35 abandoned
ed men who . ~ -
ug firm word 9.19m Ill-33$ 1
p’aiploymgnt:
they'hdil' borni
he nioloéservicélibie‘but damt-yj ,_ y ‘ y . f
§ , LWLShOch b
men Who seek real
" * oldtlmecomfort - -
7 Yosfsireo; those moo
tempt on the part of th
under the plea
y). 7:02x. 8:0‘Bx, 9:2
‘ . .M:eék{”’lfll‘om now mull, agar; tie-l. a system which
3 all”); 10“)"- ‘LvSof‘trituslin pctlzico
try, regirlor~$1£5~
" "Slipdilér.rélld'oin
cit-her lacoor cmbr
d and under which all ski
left one , munition maki
ats with flouuccs of ‘ clulll‘oitl-l'
vwfll ' prohibited from taking u
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5:46, 6:02x,.7:02x
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NEW YORKTO SOU
A; lll.-~l:10x, 5:30.
8:51x, 9:15x.~9:45x. 10:50:: ,.
P. lll‘.-12.03x,,12:45x. 1:06. 1:09
'); 1:35 (Saturday 0
13:53. 4:133: (except
3.12x, 4:32x,
7:123, 7:45x‘, 7:5‘lx.
‘ q ‘ _ firm until
“Ion "which lino‘lll‘ey'tmflfiliI ol‘ lole at least six weeks.
ihe‘local “mg“ wlll My“ 26 1 Hit ,Timo Rate Workers;
pire gowns of'nricoiuusliu with 5“” .
T-H NORWALK V -
ordory trimming, " 'egular $150+
temgdevised to
worked to the
skilled employee who are
ratejiuid who Were lar
regulating machinery for ‘ unskilled
”special ’petticpats calcium
. , gifted “Tilting om~
.pfii‘oidery "1101131063 regular $1
, go to $3.... $13510 $z:15
liorir’iictticoulrs fci won
gely engaged (gin 5 (Sulurduy onl
15x, 2:57, 3:302:
’Saturduys), 4:23;
. ‘6zt03x, 8:10x.gll:15
1111 figure, frog
0. 85003:. A9.001r,t.9:21x, . .
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l“9;fl9x. 101(10):. 1 .
Thi‘svand the taking of “many men f .
, , V d l. e. army intensified thelahor short- ‘
fore otth 58581011.“ age; ddt; was with ‘lhei’dea of pro
“ ‘ this situation that
‘ _ Labor and .Mu'ul-l
lions (recently announced the
g of. redistributing skilled men. ‘
‘ Thlu‘ audadnooment.
.. ALK .TO New
v N. " .
‘tiiadeto‘ludlyld- ' .5.
of to the 1'1an our ‘9’“
ions . genial-ally, ~
n... _ ,u "
get your. share while you; can!
1 d you" ~»know that fine
75c
i-égilieirosew '
‘ $1.25
‘» ,_‘$2.35
.. , 95c
i. o moi-r“ ,
, 1 $1.25 -
ular
; 95c
, our :
interns, leg [,1
l
i
‘. * "‘mout, o“
jewelry had its share
and itkis a big and a‘shiniug place does it holdl‘
(1 jewelry; the sort this Howl
t at Mill End pric
as those (and a score of other
cent!
00ch with ploti
uVaJliere, pond
o diamond
and jewelry store is w
_ inning fricndsdvith and building
(3 Just to show what w “ M ' '
_ 0 can do. ' ' -
s) gust at the tune”, when it is suggested that '
6 pure white stones, u
sual price $250-$200 7‘ ‘ i
h platinum top and
setvu‘ith two large and a dozen l
-u l...» gt. . .
Seasonable hosiery ,
and - underwear. ‘
- .. s' ‘ Luce" ugliiw
. x ' " Pk ‘1“! w.
llglltmg rubrics. Summprinodglsgregulm
filo lllligmilluits for ,u’olrloil‘,
. "W‘ “ bid ”(or i. ‘
1th lace, regular $1- ‘
. §$1 south—m
G665 ""1i‘§‘lit"'éotlo‘ir €ch
_ 7:. m“ l ‘ ”solckcithgr black or
satincmmsoles, luce’tl'ifii?" ’ ‘ ‘
and “' quality,“ i‘cguiari'omo
. white, rcgular 25c—- l 213:
is. ” ’ 'Vééts of Summer utodcl out} “tofTZEOf‘tlllghFcol
. Cliildrenfs stockings,
andsolc. regular 35c—~
, Lott aisle. rear.
utoccl palsy-fitting black] on
, Goods‘mfl ill ’cm—Jmt hoot a bit of the Sn
Sloxforcls in 1113382118! ‘ ‘ a ,
} Justgmdss‘ervice and bushels. of genuine comfort} ‘
; "‘Kidxor chllfskiu, regular-$5 slides:— “ $4.15 v
‘ marks young. fellow
f Mean floor.” rear;
\
v
,. 390.5
liiilfiéu \vitlllidouble heel hint?
tom; '
soft light coilou, double licol ‘
' .1 i _ «2%
g
1'
l
1
up (lull
. ‘ I
’ ".fecllitat‘log
till the longitude
in? ‘ersirthdzmul ‘ quill." others."’i’hc -
'étrlk‘e‘ was duesto. a‘dlsnute-ov‘er the Z
Immentoi’houuses. C . ' 7
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urea 11 dared. papermakerevémuloyy
113901“ Clues International 4
, 37 Here W110 atrocities:
' ‘ ‘ :m redoire
VERMQREFALLg, M9,. ‘ July 25;.
Norwalk Chronicler