l BUDGETS F01;
1 THE CITY YEAR
ARE mnsnnmr
manned tron: Page One).
W. As far as 1 am concerned they are PUBLlc HEALTH Assault-non lSTEPHEN'S-q ‘H' AYER’S- “"3 ‘8‘“-
He has long been a member of the
[Harmony satisfactory and each one 01- AT NEW HAVEN THURSDAY! : ,
FIM' YEARS OF Wilton Congregational church and
them i< an experienced player That3 ' ' h t it
means that. they git? :1 finished per. “ITHFLL SERV ICE! 18 a en an active intefist in “S 29'
formancw. No more should he asked.
E}1111:ent l heatre
Cavflgxc ELLENCE
a
‘ The speing m1-ctln3 of the Connecti-.
cut Public Heal :11 Association will be;
L—
ummn-eed from Mrs- Page local Wilt-1M-
Ni‘y qeggm Orchestra.
‘ 51-11:: am ll ednesday §
-'\‘1 i.i\'E il’EDERlCK
" -1 .- 111:2.lxirtimount Suc-
("‘F.
"i”. ll) IIV Fl I L”
>-;;\' hnpu: Tll‘S t "‘10
' 1 1311110591“ he
3111mm";
Thursdav
l=.1in1y
_-,!)(1E KENNEDY
‘ 'l2.1~1
‘;1 \‘1'(1HTEROF MINE”
3011 love to meet.
f. Mack Sennett Comedy
Anti Ford Weekly
Friday
£1.31: ' New York.
"/1
. i", ‘91”.
iflli‘t‘lif‘ or the New Serial.
"The Tiger’s Trail"
\‘Jitli tho Noted Actross.
Ruth Roland
11‘
. .
Notice
.' - 111-11' Regent orchestra was
‘i-d yesterday.
1* 21"1‘1
and admission
N' WJNJKJ‘J JA.h41rNWJ\/cj~j..mr .r -’~ nu. . /
Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
Today and Tomorrow
Dorothy Gish and
Emily Chichester
In P1113 mount Fa me,
‘5
Penny Polly”
This is a. screen play without :1
”than For unCe. there is no dark-
11.1;1'1-1l, .‘t'lliinl-‘yl'ti bitnkyzuanl.
Mack Sennett Comedy.
Burton Holmes Travelogue.
Thurs—day
Lila Lee
111 Paramount
Picture.
"Rustline a Bride"
:- '511- 11.1 31.14}, ilin picture icon-
1 1 2011111111111—
] \llu-n h1- >r‘lll l2111‘ :1 picture of
} hwst luv-1111. t1-liinz her that it
1 A hls own. it“ new-1' thouzht of
3 _., .111}':‘.:11; bu. u jolt» '
Mae Marsh '
-Aia__
“Spotlight Sadie"
' Saturday
17c for 'the Malone, and
.1- .n the Evening
And furthermore. l don't want my pic-
tures advertised as having the great 1:;
Star on earth or the arratest support
in: cast on earth. D03". you think
people set tit'cdfi‘ hearing that sort
of thing“
_... _-__._._.-...
AT PALACE THEATRE, THURSDAY.
Lila Lee in "Rustling a Bride," ls Mi<s
Lee‘s Fifth Successful Picture.
Lila Lee (linlin'utivc Parann-unt star.
has an entirely different role from that
of her latest picture “Bustling a Bride"
which will be displayed at the Palace
thnatre on Thursday,
Although the public has only
four of her pictures. she is alreadv one
of the most popular stars in the pro«
fz‘ssion. In This. bar l. test production.
Miss Leo pmtrays the role of a little
girl of the “'cst-a typical outdoor :ii'l
“ho is much at home in a fiddle as
the modern society belle is in a lim-
ousine. .
Miss Lee is an expert horse-woman
and pronounecs this picture one of tln‘
most enjoyable she has yet made. Her
work in this characterization is excel-
lent and it doubttless will outrank all
her other efforts.
An PXl‘EliPlii story and the most real—
istic atmosphere and settings
been providod to make this picture
one of the best'the star has yet ap-
peared in. Monte Blue is her leadint'.
“la D.
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AT THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND WEDN ESDAY
.n
.Pauline Frederick in “Paid in Full.
, A Burton Holmes Travelogue and
Comedy. .. 1
_—-——~
When a man steals money from his
(mplnyer and begs, his wife to squat“
matters and at any cost pruxont his
prosecution for crime. what is the price
the suffering wife must pay? This is
1 no of tho d11licatc questions answercd
in a most interesting manner in Paul-
ine Frederick's- ncw Paramount photo-
play “Paid in Full." which will b"
.hown at 11111 Regent theatre India} and
‘.\‘1'»dnesd 11,1 .
.loe Brooks. 9+ a
lteeps his wile in pmcrty in a modo Ti
llei blames ‘lut h‘m-
1111f because he (luv-s not. :M ahead : r'l
1nc 11y slpztis a large sum of 111011
front his. Dmp'myor 5311",» ohl whip
:rhandler. “hen thr- the-t:
ml Brooks {was his wife to square 1113‘-
1
10.
sh'f‘ less clcrlt who
1! 1t. 11l'11‘1‘3lodv
'1.
:1 discover-
have
heid Thursday at the New ”aye:
Lawn Club. No. 193 \Vhitney an—nuefl
New Haven. announcefients hayinz;
been sent 0 11 1111s week to the \ar ousjc
:X'
pumic health agencies in the . .ate.
imitation is-gzmn to {H in-
12141-1171}
'teres‘rd in pubic health to be prison:
The morning session “ill open at
lLu'clock with an address by Lee K,
Frankel. president of 1111s Ann-ricdn
Public Health Association. who will
speak on "The Aaicxican Public
Health Association in its Rel'uiun to
State .«Xssociation<." Bliss Margaie:
Sack will speak on “Win! is \cur
Town Doing for Its Chiidren?" and
Dr. T. E. Rocks of :‘c d‘p‘llt-
ment of health will have for his sub-
\‘cncreal L-iseas.»
be Srrxod
1111‘ $3
ject. “Connecticut's
Program.“ Luncheon will
from 12:30 to 1:30 p. m.
The atternoon session will b" an
open forum and will be devoted to a
discussion of difficultins encountered
by l1.alth ()flicers. "'V hat Are “’62
Doingto R0~Educate the Public Re-
garding Sanitation and Prevention of
will be the discussion
\Villiam Stockwell of New
C. labson of lrooklyn
C. \\'. Evarts of New Haven county
hvalth officer. will treat on “What
Constitutes Legal Expenses of Health
Officers." "The Problems of a Small
Town Heahh Officer in Enforcement
of the Law" will be discussed by Dr.
C. N. Dennison of Cheshire and Dr. (1.
F. Lewis of Stratiord. Dr. “'alter ll.
llrown. health officer in Bridgeport
will speak on "To What Use Are “'11
Putting Chaptcr One of the Sanitary
Code?"
Disease?" 0?
ened by Dr.
llri ain and E.
NORWALK TIRES ARE DURABLE.
Testimonial from Waterbury Motor
Bus Owner Proves This.
Motor buses. with their comb
overloading. put tires, to about
hardest test. [501‘ that reason the .\'or-
walk Rubber Co. people are r'sp-1ciallv
pleased just now wi‘h the new:
which comes :u ;‘..«m in a lottor '1'...“
\K aterbury. Conn
-'\\'illinm B. HotLhkiss of the l’ (Wh-
kiss Company. has wtitten to 05:71:17
his firm bnlicf that Norwalks arv tho
most durable tin-1: on tho market -- :1"
“Hill
”11‘
a
has tun them on his cars: from ‘ ~1th
to loom; miles. "and they're still zoinz
fine.” More impressive yet is: his
stat-”mom: "A man Whose hon-111 is
right. Opposite me as 1 write this In:-
ter has run a non-skid Not-walk Card
on one of his motor buses for H.000
Vtwrs with tlw old nun who :1'1’"“1‘~‘ milen. giving it ,1“. hardest kind (1!
Front Brook;i:11‘.’.1‘.1.’l:t,\' tum pun's'l- service.”
1111111' pvtid .l tin-.wfv pays tl11- 9'1”“- 111- Norwa‘ll: R'uhhet' (‘ 1111133.“) 1-0
-’ ...-“ “'""“ not ruarantee that 1’1'“ 1-3111 .- .1 .1
AT REGENT THEATRE THURSDAY. 0h':1int‘11 with every Nlt"\"2l‘.\ ' :»- -'11
“ tiny claim that such raw- 111-11 not >1)
Madge Kennedy. in Dauqhter of Mine" exceptional as they sé‘rnt,
a Path: News and Comedy.
TWENTY- ONE HORSES KlLLEl'J.
)xadgp ]{I»nn1‘11_\' in “ha-11211111 of HARTFORD. Juno 3‘. mil-1 “9‘0?!" ’1‘.
Mine," 11;. .lttzo hiliin. ls pit-senl-‘flTOWIPY 0f ll!" ('1’1'1'111 FUNNEL-sinn-
. 1tludeville ThllrSdal'1Fl‘i- tl-t Goldwyn at tho Rezcnt theatre.
3 day and Saturday gThursda), and ha r novel DiLlUrt“ tells
-.. a highly orizinal story.
Al lflf THEMES
DALACE THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Gish in “Peppy Polly," Is SH]:
“:65 by Strong cast lncmding Em-
ornhcster of This City.
honored (11.40th for ad-
wnh az‘d publicity mun to un-
supporting cast is
‘3 . .-:1‘-1:1:r~~1 assembled
but hark to til"
‘;<h whose Par-
" will be
for
'le
i '17 '{it-'
erm-
111th n "
' <11 llototh)
lepm l’ollv
{7.1th93
, 2791‘
.1‘ 111.:
z-nnin: today.
the strongest cast ever
.\l1.~,~' Dorothr. “Sonic
(:11: borntisc that's the
“'11 nick-1,1
YilC' lllt‘
it
.s\.
1‘. 11-. 1:1 to be.
"I z' to: just wit. at We
11:32'111'91' nnedcd in the
1!."- 111 11-11 could it 1"1:
1.
i don't sec how.
- -.eten Point
PARK
.19.}1 Norwalk. Conn.
...Vu .
E l7
1.1'1i'ry Evening
mic E33315 1 Pow 9WD
21111.2 Dinners and a-
la~£arte Service
SPi’Clai Allendon i0
Luncheons &
no!
antinn
. ,1.“
11"?
.. ... 1L...
'1
w .11... a.
lbcrz a publisher
Rosie .‘Jontlclsohn (Madge Kennedy)
lives in the tenement district. but she
has the, imagination of a Munchquzon.
She exr'cutew a plan that llrini's her
everything she desires. Professing to
findinzr the manuscript of a wonderful
story. shc 1n luees her employtr Bay-
to let her read it to
As a matter of (act it is a “lllJV
l‘il'
hint.
1oznantic na: rative the girl has “‘1'
ten from m '1‘. 1cm. it is an exaggerated
\"et~ion of the hotel “ritten by 2101
erstwhile sweetheart from whom R0.-
ie is snparatcd and is eager to f-nd
The Elli becomes the hizhflown hor-
oine Lady Diamha. and evenone she
comte part of the thriller; hc
knows he
visualizes But she lea\es th story
unfinisl ed and induces the conserva-
tive pubh nor to mint it as it is and
offer :1 1111.51. fut a suit able conclu-
sion. Rosin knows that (1901:» “ill
recognize his story.
FOUND unconscsous
m smooepon‘r
Jilne 3—A man be-
(111131! in his pOCkC‘t
1137‘; FORT
a.»
P.1d
lL-“Td from 11
Kflnitl B',‘-li1‘.‘1'111 0' Lime Rock
,, 1.1:: picked on the 1 trect
wf‘fa- n aspha-
710 S'. Vine
are endeavor-
:ion.
4
'11;-
1 ".1113: “in: fro:
121112021
3‘; 11:11! 2111“. Of‘ii
in; m 11 riry his 111211.111»
“19,1 etit's
115:1
CONCERT
9 ‘3‘...-
Now alk Congregational
Church Parish House
Mondav and Tuesday
Evenings
June 21111 1111113 3rd
Artists—Pupils of Lillian Sher-
wood Newkirk
Assisted by Annie Louise David,
Harpist
mmovlmk ‘1
For Ttokuo’Pl-‘ooe am «at In”
111111111! from
he: 11 for H111
for
and.
(11’s Deprntmrnt. has re
Stamford when-
past two “‘0‘ka
glanvlers. lln 10111-11 ::T'-
as a result of xix» 71-5: lwctljf one ani-
mals were killed. Ur. (‘mwhmy . :c~‘
that the most rr-mav'kuhlv th'n: noon!
the disease was that some of the best
bred horses in Starzifnz‘d \\ err affected
by the disva-‘P while 0 hers of interior
grade and (‘mnparmiyt-ly ill cared for
have escaped tho contusion
11-1 has
tvs‘tin; horses
1101's» ~
5.
S
LABOR MEN'S CONVENTlON.
MERIDEN. Jun-’1 33311121133192 to
the number of three hundred from
seventyfivc of the 1;"- ‘mr-ai unions
met here yesterday for the hit"
fourth annual conycnzion of the Con1
necticut Federation of 1.:‘hoz'. Presi-
drvnt O‘Mcara presided 212.11 the “:12-
001119 was. by Mayor Kin: scion-led by
Rev. John T. Neale. ratmi‘ of St.
Rose‘s church. who said he Would like
to know more ahrut the narcst
has 1rd to ilohltmism.
The first sittin: of the
given over
recess the
BU}':~-SCilOUi to inspm:
‘K..
INFLUENZA EPIDEMlC ENDS.
li.t:ti‘or1l,.lun:1 3 first
since the mildew“ nfiztcnza
last Septvniir no zepons of
n1 111‘ cases have hen by the
state department ni hc-a an on
.V‘
A. ' 1
‘18.} C11
convention
and upon
own: to the
anion.
was 111 19110115
del- S‘ii'TS
{11.1 insti
1 For the
9.3111(-
startui
re: cixe'i
111
f1) 1‘
tire w ck.
"39 RESULTS
CGT
This hon t straight forward letter
{:1: m a worms} 1.2310 has suffered should
be heeded by all a. cte' “Path back-
ache, rhcumatic paim‘. sor: muscles.
awful tired feeling and other symp-
toms of kidney and bladder trouble:
“l have got such good results from
Foley Kidney Pills that I can sleet;
much better and the pain in mr back
and sides is a good lot better. Lam
mammal-mu them” a";
an . . 1 a
. b“? it ends
l Hehaamoretlunn
l
} l eious an social life. ‘
tic has :1 checker player, and has tlk- i
. . I(n part in many lonrneyments i
Tho 119:; was Stephen Stafford Thny '
111'. ((11- over thirty years receivin': “NE CQNCF ERT x‘T 3
clmk at 1111‘ Son: l1 .‘ngrwalk freight:
station and 1111-31 and fave 'Hb2v kl‘nwn.
to busin. ss mm and manumczurfls
of the city.
CONGREGATIONAL
PARISH HOUSE
int:
Ot‘ gunk Wit and obiisrin: manner
.Ipm‘tiyely of the New York Central
I11» (mickey azuzduatsd from 111'} pm»; (Continued from Past" 01:“.
{ion 01 11.1111; boy to that (if limp“ '
nmn b1 32:11:11. as 1131: usual, at the M“ .
“tail “1111' 11I1l1et1'ain.an1l workingup ‘ ‘3“ “WT"?! \“fis‘ $11111 1:11.11»; 1:..-
:lncurzh the mar 'ous position. until he 3‘15““! “f =3": kind \‘(uyti (gm-1.. (.1;
roar-bed 111+ emeted position of hgg. the Coneweanonnl vhllrr-h‘ and 11-1,;
gaze-mayor a! the “head—end" and. Y’FOCE’Wl-s‘ 1111‘ in 1:11 taxman] thp mm-
offer some .1031,- ”“th in that posi~ church molding fund. Tho plot-mm
lit,- 1 or: ill» “'hlte Mountain (v‘xpt‘eze. 30”“W-‘3
then {111‘ era-.11 train of 1111- 31 Y. 31.: 1. a. "Tho Long lray Closes" .
ll. d.- li. 3:1:‘1‘1‘1‘dd..f1‘(‘211 1311- York b “l‘u' ----------- . ..... "Sullivan
ottl'vtn .\P\\' lunnpshu‘e tesoz'ts. 3 ’ ' . ‘fflr'h'd‘ffi l‘loy'u‘ .1. mmbs
\\ hen that tram was dummimpfl 1 F limit-1m. 31km 51111111121, glrsv
in tho winter he: was ll‘ullt-‘l'i’ll’HI 10. 0 Alnuird. Mrs. Snayiiy. .
lln‘ night train from 811-1332219111. Milli -- "H Bacm' ................. \rditi
kntvwn es the "Owl." and 111.51.. 20311: 1. .. ‘ Alisa .‘tlicn Gory -
down the min lil'lf' at tho bog: SIM-9‘1; 11- hood-bye" ............... 'l‘osti
possiblv 11:: H111 nizht of Inc-ember :23”- Sflli"“i.\'. f
iilll 1‘1‘13. t11‘1"ll‘l‘9d Onl‘ (if the “H“, a. "ll :‘nl‘ifit‘ (195 Fluur '
tfculia: ;:(-;.-_tl1-ats in the history of; b ‘Qrmt'n ..... i‘ounhain.
t 9 road. 1 “fl - one
The 113.1111 111s a stun-.11 one “411,1 _ ---------- ('mupbcl '1‘131ton;
:1 sale of Wlfl'i bowing. which lifmd' , W“ P fd3_“'l1'tiflfl15. . -
the flimsy platmrm at the Podium s1a- " 3- ‘ lf'llll'9\ 1satzon". .. Mags-mp1,
lion. and overturned it on tho tracks. b- .:!‘}1553fiflupl‘9ludl‘" ..Louiuine‘
directly 111 111-111 of 1hr- (ln'?(lml!‘12 ex. 0 from? ..... [_ ,,,,,, x“ in
prvss train. 1 . - nme Amuse >31 .11
l’tnctically the entire train Was dp.‘ 6- "The llnvn" ............. : Kiri-an;
railed and all of the train crew true , ‘ “'3 “”31"“- ‘
murp (11‘ 3,1155 injured. the fil‘t'mnn bc- 1. '.‘\li?un‘ll‘l:{: Gaév" ........... Hricg
i112 instantly killed, > . TS. as».
Baggagemastrr Thayer was badly 8. "Yori ‘(li l’rfm'nwa‘ . Simuss
hurt about the head. liming one 1319' Mt“ lath-111 Shuts-(2'1
injurnl. and was also badly wrcnched 9‘ n. "13“?" S‘gnm'” (;‘IIIVI;|I}°-
about the lower limbs. l 3 o s t .......... . ".‘Pl‘)€+l‘
He was removed to his home and it‘ b‘ "pf?" Rh'r'" ““““ ““31”?“
“as mm'v than a yoz-r Iain:- mg‘ 1).. Miss Grace Burnes. .
was able to resume work. being 9p” 1C. “La Gullah-m" ("Kim Giovan-
pv'uncd tn his present position in : 11-.) ......,...‘. .. _M mart
April. 1887, and for the greatwr nor-‘ MR" ,Gm“."°'; ”3“?" “mm“:-
lion of the firm" residing in “Thong: 11- 3~ :A‘anm ' and
twin: well known and much llkcd by; b' hfnwfi“k°sv _‘ "“ht‘rg
his fellow commuters in his daily; Fm” l-Uz (‘ahm Skr‘mlv'i'
11111:: to this 1in t1. l’.e!ud(- (mm "Luci-11"
.‘lr. Tl1a191'ir n pmmimnt member. """"""" “9'3””3‘3
11: 1111- 1. o o r.. and 1111 311911119111 _, "131m“ 11‘"th “and, 3
many conventions of the order. l -- 3- 13‘" ““1 (“1‘95 SIM"! '
HP has the (liminrtion of being one. 1. 1; .............. I.‘ . Parker
of the minimal committee that perms-i h' '1' “‘ ”l" “0595‘“ .
nently orgcnized the first homes oi"l ,3 ‘ """"" . ----- L1“ “'11:?
1111- Railroad 1‘, M. f‘ .1. The commit-i ‘- ( “1"“ 11111111111 flutnbers
1011. after many consultations with the; (Tam and guano.)
lelrh-r Cornelius Vanderbilt and tbcf ,, -. MT?- (flhnnt‘ _‘
him “Will-"1m l). l‘tis‘np, nrosidams 1-9-1 "' i" “EECho;fi-2::1;:JJ:W;RY
1 ~ . . ' '5‘
and the N. \'.. N. Ii. 8: [L R. 11.. fluo' . '; -------------- SMH‘JH
nmdcd in 21-min: those gentlemen} ”i? ("‘dmm.‘ “r‘.q"‘“'h" 2""
With a number of other public-spirited ”33333311 “3"“)? ‘lauson 3'7""
m1 n. to fir‘21n1'n tho first homes of the, “ '3"aE:;fiz:‘s?r-‘ iflarnes‘.
1 1 . A. it 5.
miler in New York city and New Hay-l,
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5"“.1'?‘ 1
PJ‘LULiN; ER gag}; , p.34 m Eur
4;}
At the Ron-n1 theatre today and tomorrow.
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Connecticut 31111111119 Store
NEXT TO KRIEGER'S
'wm‘ nor BUY YOUR BEDDING AND FLOOR covznnm
DIRECT FROM THE MAUFACTUBEB AND SAVE THE
MIDDLEMAK 'S PROFIT?
We have a 1.111 line of M 11.1mm, Pillows, 89:12:38., Drop-
ped Sliding Couches and Beds. Select your own ticking, your
own fining and/your own likzng.
We have Silk Hos mm with English roll. English
5km}: borderinoblueand whiteSfipandfmcyficln’ng.
A Woven Wire Internal: Spring! at $9.50 that has many
features. «111W
Porch Mach $9.75andnp'
1: Prices you cannot. safer-d mini-s.
1.»
um transport Troy.
iaim brought the 3051b Engineers, 80th
1 Di‘x
'land. Delaware and District of Colum-
‘ Fresno. Col...
fire. police and charity (topaz-Honor"
1 June l'l, Plrst. Second 11nd Third I.“
1:112 di:-'-rictr arimfiuiwtmtiw to“?
l1 rk .it1 Ii;1ll.he11llh.(‘ity (0.111111.
printin: deputments.
An Istimnte of the “mom‘- a ”3';
Evil! be needed by omh d 311.111.2112 to
the coming: yrar was th-n pmsezuev
and 11111111113: is the amount .1~‘-;wl l1}
ear‘n 1‘1is ye..x-. .itl 1:1111'-:nou:1: :‘11-111‘
ed thrm last. 11.
Administratixc ........... 3127.1:21‘1119
Lil“ 3m: .............. ‘ . 110.13? M”
‘ P111111» .................... 29.3. 1
Sllfili
Last year ............
, 3.1.1101 .................. . 198.7130 117
L151 312‘ ............ . 178432 IS
Ciihi ity .................. 321 0371.‘-l‘
Last yew ............. 32.1%,"!
:StrPetsA-l‘il'th 125' riot . .. ,. 29.807 (-0
Last year ............... 47.82331!
31110» -F(1111'1)1_ (ix-11311:,“ 4?:1001.
L115: year .............. Sill“: 05‘-
1111111111.; ................. 1911:"? ('
Last Year .............. 1.5M“ 01'
T'i‘y ”113‘. ................. 4.375119
« 1.1M year .............. .2731’1‘1
. Health .................... 2.650.01-
lmst 1911' ........... $1.31;
Town c‘exk ............... 2.54? “J
Last year .............. 2.60000
Fire ..................... 41.2513“
Inst year .............. 2’4 ll?- it
,Fii'st taxing district ....... 36.308190
last year. .............. 36.3081“:
Second taxing district ..... 34.97101
L; st year ............. 31 864.9"
Thi rd taxin: district ...... 11.23500
Last yeax .............. 10.00 M 75
in tit-1 Firs: taxing district it was
:asked that a special omxmill tau: he
laid on tho grand list for the war-1
dnpartmvnts were dismissed generally
zund fordhe redemption of the wan-z
tooth The onwmill tux Wm: ‘11 1-111
$7 7213 on the gmnd list of 37.726 53!
T‘ 1'- appropriations tor each of the
d1'-p;~1‘1111,n's “'1‘ e dismissed gecnrally
by .110 tm' ..1b«~rs 111‘ lhl bomd uniil the
1w Eng adjo- “nod untii Thursdm
n‘gl‘t
TELEPHONE weakens
$7111er ATLANTO
Union Leader: Say 250 Girl. and Men
Have Quit.
ATLANTA. 6a.. June —Telephone
employees. chiefly operators of the
two companies here, went on strike
yesterday demanding reinstatement. of
about a dozen workers who "11‘: as»
been discharged for union
3.
have
activities.
l‘nion representatives. said that me
ninety girl operators and 160 male
employes were out last night while 1.!
Epps Brown president of the South-i
em Bell Telephone & Telegraph Com-E
pony. said that only 11': women nix
1211—11 and two boy 3. out of 600 open:-
lnz room and 300 clerical employee.
walked out.
1". 1". Mann. rice—president of the nu-
ezraphers‘ union. declared that “this
FPX‘
strike is the beginning: of the end for!
in nd-'
T‘nstmustm‘ General BurlPson."
dressing :1 mass meeting after the
walkout and assured his audience that
the country was backing
their movement.
3:7-1‘1‘ (‘1‘.1
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ARMY TRANSPORTS ARRIVE.
NEW YORK. June 3.-—Thc tram»
xmrt“‘fi.‘gentina arrived here todny.
whh 1.155 returning soldiers, com-
maxed of a number of casual com‘
panics.
More tha n 3 .000
former National
-Gu1-u'dsmr1n from Texas and Oklahoma
1.11.111 Ilivtsionn arrived here todoy on
The transport
ision 1.\'ew Jersey, Virginia, Mary-
bial forty officers and 1.518 men.
32 YEARS' sakvace
A. Waldman. 4110 Glenn Ara.
writes: “W'hen l was
young I had a four and it left me
with a couch ercry‘n‘lntcr. Thirty-
Mrs.
.tvro years azo I read about Foley's
Honey and Tar and bought some and it .
' helped me. I use it yet and it helps me
every time. i am a widow 66 year!
old." Thor-3 is nothing better for bron—
(hial. Hip and similar linzerlng coughs
and colds that hang on. Just flne for
(‘uldren—fov croup and whooping
cough Contains no opiates—sullen!!-
Powell Corporation.
-Dorothv at n in “Penn: Pollen” with
may (new at filo all? In tho
115.000 Mites
from One Tire
on a 54011 Truck
When a solid tire hung! up
such a. record on 3. Mon
truck, cumin 3 daily
from 5.000 to 10.“
pound loads under
and all condition
onachiovoment. exciton
alike amazement old
envy.
This is exactly who: a.
Goodrich De Luxe Truck
Tire did on the W
truck of Beer Brother;
4.38448 West 37%]: 8%.,
New York
And the old worrior still
comes up smiling—45y-
ing a; the lemma
dent-vol.
De Lune m can do
then things boo-om
they have tho worm
but“ in them—4h: ho“
a half century 0: rabbit.
cLence can produce. '
Bu'ine” Luxe andyou bu
e maximuminmiu.
the minimal in con.
We Sell out! Apply
De Lnxc nm'
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street.
South Norwalk, Goon.
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