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16 So. Main St.
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[City HEIRS}
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Platt,
Belden avenue, are
York city.
of
moving to New
Late corn and turnips are very
promising now and local farmers look. ,
to these to fill the deficiency cadsedl
by the poor potato crop. i
James Smith. of Catherine street.
is suffering from a broken arm. sus-
tained while painting the house of
Edward F. Bouton.
Schuyler Merritt. of Stamford. rep-.
resentative in congress from this dis!
trict. has just been appointed amoun-
ber of the finance committee of the
republican campaign committee, a’
'dispatch from Washington states.
Mrs. William Melatchlan. Past (‘hiefv
Daughter of Lady MacKenzie Lodge.
of Stamford, will be delegate to the
twentieth annual convention of the
Daughters of Scotla. to be held in
Worcester. Mass, Sept. 16. 19l8.
A number of Norwalk business‘
men enjoyed their annual clanihake,
yesterday afternoon. at the farm of
Thomas J. Keogh, in Walters avenue.
The affair was a great success, a
bake complete in every derail being
served.
Arthur B. Hamlin. the Putnam inn
clerk, who fled from that town with
several hundred dollars belonging to.
the hotel and who was finally caught
at Yonkers. N. Y.. is hotmd over to
the superior court in $1,000 and
awaits trial in jail, q
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The Connecticut Power Company
announced recently that the rates for
lighting purpohes at Mitldletown
would be increased one per cent. per
kilowatt our. Rates for all other pur.
poses will also be increased accord.
ingiv. The increase goes into effect
on September 20.
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The regular meeting of Trinity‘
Men's Club will be held tomorrow cv-
ening at 8 o'clock in the club roo’m.
The. tickets for the motion picture
"The City of Dim Faces," which will
be given at the Palace Theatre. to-
day. are. selling rapidly and the club
is looking“ forward to making a neat
sum.
William ll. Farrell. formerly of
the Greenwich
in House. near
Tour 2 few
Inn. has been ill for the past
weeks and under the care of trained ‘ifalr
nurse. He is. however. improving.-
and now able to walk about
grounds of his beautiful estate.
raise his hat to the Stars and Stripe!
cently erected on; pole, the tallest in!
this vicinity and measuring about
100 feet in height. With Old Glory
files also the colors of sugars and.
France. ‘ a “if I
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yesterday morning destroyed the Boll
lo Rink, Halsted street, East Orange.
The large frame structure was a mass
|of flames within a few minutes, and
uel Lavit. local business agent, in ex- several apartment housea and other
plaining ”‘9 00‘1"“ agreed “1’0”- "l‘ buildings were threatened. the occu-
shall call a second meeting~a form-alum!“E being [OI-(red to vacate in night
convention of Bridgeport “'Ol‘keisi-alldress. The building. which is owned
(Confined from Pm QM)
MINTz
- NEW
FALL
which this party will
launched
the Socialist partywit
straight out and out
will be is
admitted it they care to join and in-
dorse our principles.
Upheld Their Loyalty.
“Those principles will include a pro-
vision of 100 per cent. loyalty to the
l'imed States. in entire agreement
with that, they will put the interest of
American vvot‘kinguien before every-
thing else. Workinglnen in this coun
try have been too long deluded by
wrztk-ktieed leaders and highbrow‘s.
This Bridgeport decision, it' you can
' call it that, is proof that the only way
we can get justice is to represent our-
selves in the halls where justice is de-
cided upon. We intend to strike now
. \\li.|t‘ the iron is hot.
1 “Before the convention of the new
American Labor party adjourns to-
day," continued Lavit, “we .expect
to nominate the candidates for the
State Senate, and we will tour the
state for them throughout the coming
campaign. We have no doubt that
there are enough workingmen votes in
Connecticut to elect them."
At least for the present, Lavii said.
the proposed new party will concen-
trate its energies upon action within
the State of Connecticut. “We do not."
he explained, “wish to bite off more
than we, can chew at the start, be-
cause we cannot afford to fall.“
ccived organization will probably take
for its tactical model the Non-Partisa- .
League of the Northwest, pressing for
the cause of the industrial worker in
the same way that the Noni’artisan
League has sought for the farther
vote.
Expect Men to Resume Work.
The talk of the new party served as
an ecectual check upon the further
exodus of workers. instead .the dritt
was the other way, more than a score
of the erstwhile emigrants returning.
Some declared that they intend'to re-
turn to work tomorrow morning with-
out waiting for the official acceptance
of the Presidential mandate.
That such compliance will be forth-
coming seems assured. and the heads
of the big plants today were proceed‘
in: with lllt‘ll‘ plans upon thi sassump-
tion.
Reports were current that issue
Russell, who was sent to administer
the terms of the l-Jldlits award. has
been recalled by the authorities at
Washington. '
tmm satisfaction was expressed by
the. employers at this report. They
declared that Mr. Russell has been a
”disturbing element" and that his pri-
vate advices to the. strikers have been
a considerable factor in prolonging
the trouble.
Mr. Russell was not in Bridgeport
yesterday. Neither was Mr. Winter
nor Miles S. Richmond. the third incin-
workingnian's.
pail) .. but radicals of all son: will be‘ Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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in a general way, this suddenly can _
be officially by Samuel Roach, had been opened
it will not be affiliated with Saturday night.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY
G 1-2 Per Cent. CERTIFICATES Ol' INDEBTEDNESS
MATURING OCTOBER 24th, 1918
In Denomination of
$500 and $1,000.
it par and accrued interest from June 25th, 1918.
These Certificates are obligation of the United States and
possess every attractive {centre of a short-time investment of
the highest character. ~
To any individual, firm or corporation having funds tom-
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entity in the world at a
time coon-liming to the .
rate of interest, at the saute
of the war. .
The Black Shell Guarantee
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Our products represent 50 years of oxperietwe and constant of-
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If you ever find defective Black Shells that have escaped
our rigid inspection, send them to our New York office for un-
mediate and satisfactory adjustment.
If you use cartridges, try U. S. Cartridges. For all makes
her of the Government Board, so tin
authentic check upon this report could 0! firm-
be obtained.
Burton Addresses Strikers. 0' 8' 811011! m 300d shells.
Yesterday afternoon cit-Senator
Theodore H. Burton, under the au-
spices of the Bridgeport War Bureau,
addressed an open\-ir meeting at
'Bcurdsley Park here, issuing an org
enl appeal to the strikers to r'oturn for
the sake of the boys over sou.
"livery eye is now looking to Bridge-
port," he said, “which. like the Krupp
works at Essen, is taking the largest
part in the supplying of arms and mu-
nitions. l plead with the workers in
munition factories to return to 'their
duties.”
Especially did the ex-senotor urg
jthe men to respect the ruling of the
War Labor Board, without
,upon the President the necessity of
forcing
intervening personally to back up his
appointees.
"This course." he declared. “is not
to the President. nor does it
Practically none of the striking men
“Which float from the. top of his re' l were at Beardsley Park to come under
the spell of the cit-senator's eloquence.
A letter from William Johnston.
head of the Machinists' Union,1mvit
said, was received by the strike com-
mittee yesterday. The actual text he
declined to give out until it has been
" The man who praises you is a
‘ brainy fellow and a student of hu-
‘man nature. But the man who
‘praises your enemy is a common,
’. ordinary liar.
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Supply is limited and can-
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}read to the assembly of the strikers
,at their meeting today. but its tone, he
‘declared, was much milder than in the
misslve which he delivered the tilti-
mstum through which the Bridgeport
imen are now outlawed from their own
. organization.
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Demonstration
Miss Marie Crane and Mrs. Elia Wheeler come to us
from the manufacturer for one week, beginning Sept. 19th.
At our request, they will call upon you to demonstrate, With-
out. charge, the right way to care for your fine furniture, player
cabinet and automobile.
This problem, difficult to most home keepers. and auto
owners, is solved simply,o00nomically and permanently by
Miss Crane and Mrs. Wheeler. Their services are furnished
:nd guaranteed by us, no obligation resting upon our cus-
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