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111' Balms, ladras and Figured;
and a complete assortment of:
Katie Curtains in Nottingham}
Iadras and Serials; also a large
signs for draperies.
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WEATHER .I'OBEOAS'I'.
rFor Norwalk and vicinity; Showers
tonight; W’ednesday probably fair 1‘:
moderate novth winds becoming 1mi-
able. The disturbance which was cell
tral over Ontario yesterday Inornins
is now central of the Maine‘coust. It:
has caused general rams dut'in‘: the?
last twenty-four hours in the. eastern.
portion of the Lake region. the St.‘
IAwrence Valley and on the Atlantic!I
coast north of Virginia. A slight dis—1
turbance is central over ldaho south-t
eastwa‘i‘! to Oklahoma is producin'z"
pleasant weather with 10w tempera i
tures in the western sections. Moder i
ate temperatures continue along ”101
northern border from Montana tof
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fellows want jazz clot ling and
can get
display themselves this year.
It s wisdom to make your s :le
Practically all of the stores in South ‘
Main street, hav» been ocnupicai.‘ 1211‘
last. store which has been idlt1 for
q’uite 3 ion: time war: fornIcI'lv lease"
by Reed and Vollt, which is to soon be
occupied by 11111 Connecticut llnldin':
Company. who are to move from their
present location on Washington street.
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Candidates for the Searchlight
ganization oil the malt Etlglueels
Norwalk
Lots of go—lots of pep mark the new fashions. Some young
just what you want, for all tastes have a chance to
know some of our choice patterns we cannot duplicate.
Rogers 81 Stevens
can get it here. In fact you
ction early this season foo we
South Norwalk
camped at Camp llttmphi'ies. Virginia.
will be considerI-Ilnt the army 1e-
crulting station in char-.111 of (‘orpornl
G. U. Parks at the (‘itv Hall. The or-
iginal organization was mustered out
June 30th of this rear and the 1:0\t‘l'll-
ment desires to reform it. ;
More Rioting in Farrell, and“
Eleven Persons Hurt in
Shooting Early Today
(l‘ ontinucd 1110111 l’.1 . 1 (incl
to as yet unaffected plants was
strike
—Mu11'a_\ 5 Singing Orch 1 11"11. Dor- lll'lt‘t- threatening todav. At the Beth-
lon's Pavilion. Tues Sept. 27-. A-lm'iS- lehetn “'orks. ot' the Bethlehem Steel
.(‘crpm-ation, where 35.000 men are cm-
ploycd. the union leadels announced
which hug been that no reply had been received to
. their request for a conference with the
purchased through The Sentinel” onipany officials and that prepara-
now on exhibition in 11“ “WW “luau" lions \v ere beinv' completed for calling
of Datis' clothing store on Washiug- out the workers.
ton street and it is attmcung 11 great At Cincinnati the executive bnaid r11
deal of attention daily. Verv 11111th the International Iron Moulders ln-
. 1 ion is 111 session. 11nd will decide what
pleasant remarks 0011001111111: 11112 :1:-
action will be taken 7)’ that body.
tractivencss of the 11151:! are 119111: At Buffalo switchmcn on the Soul“.
expressed hv those “ho ha'.
sion 50 cents.
The Stabell medal.
is
Buffalo Railway quit work when orvinr-
(d to move cars into :hc l.9"litl\"'lllll:l
already
S99" "- Steel plant.
‘ ' . ' ' ‘ m liioting'. which blUkI' out at the
l‘, 0. Johnson. ol ..\ luvhl’ 3'9““ - close (if llm first day 0i tl‘w' sitikt‘. Was
,5 in New Haw '1 todax 11.1 jury dill." 1151111111111 'It diff: l‘t'lll points this morn-
111 the United States 111311th t-omt of in; '-Th 11 m1 11 1111111111111»; so fat are
one lll'lll dead three others so badly
\l'ctllllld 1d ti: 1| Ill-.1} may die anti scores
more 11 lt-sr' : on re l1 \Iotlndtd T1111
fatalit‘ or:- 11111-11 in the i‘ittsburghdis-
WARTPOLE’S COD LI‘VER lrict l5v'"11.\ mill ill l-‘atrell. l’:1.. wrs
((nl‘f‘iull‘lli .
OIL closed this morning. bu: this did 11.11
prevent a renewal of violence in which
ants 1
89 C Simult; illtt‘llSl\ 112th tht outbreak of
Iiotinu :It l"11'111« ll. 1- )Iilt'ilttl battm ln‘
mic-1111 persons “on; wounded.
mson-Powen Comoration l“t(!l mill :lldl‘llr‘ and :‘tl‘ikrl'S took
place at Newcastle, P11. in which '.11'\'-
South Nat-walk on persons are known to tune been
wounded, two of them women. Three
of the injured men may die.
The situation throughout the Pitts
burgh district today was regarded as
so menacing that reinforcements of
state troopers were sent there from
other parts of the state.
At Buffalo. where the great indc
11011111 .1 [want of til:1 Lackawanna
Steel (‘ompiiny has been forced tosus-
pend operations. according to police
reports, rioting occurred last nieht
and was resumed this morning. The
disorder here. howecv 1' “as apparent-
ly not so serious as in Pennsylvania.
The Donner Steel Company. a sistet
plant of the l.:1ck:11v.anna announc- ed
that opt Iations w on ‘d (111:1. e 10111011'.ow
lncipi: nt lioting w as also repelled
from Youngstown
FARREL. l‘:1.. Sept‘. -—I\lore riot
in}: Oct urred lt'tlav in Four”. where :1
1111111 \'.':I,: shot and killed last night and
sew r11] other persons injured.
7 Ma 11 shots Were fired in the new
. dis tutbunce today. The police say
that at least eleven persons were
‘struck by bullets.
t J. ll. Moody. burgess of Farrell, has
taken personal charge of the police on
the streets of Farrell. He appealed to
Sheriff Gibson. at Mercer. to send depv
IIty slit riffs there to assist the local au-
thoritim and the detachment of state
trooper:: on duty. Additional state po-
' lice, as a result of last night's trouble.
, have bcen ordered here;
' Many cases of individual assaults
;:1.re reported by the police. Alvin
Pfeiffer. of Farrell. while driving along
“the 1511‘ ct in an automflbile. was Bust
ipected or going to one of the steel
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is nailed cn the front door
of every worth while
llboss.!9
Young man, why should
any business man put-you
in a responsible position
caring for his interests and- _
money, if you haven’t ex;
.. _. hibited any inclination to
' serve your own interests
' by saving money? Honest-
can plants and was atta k d by
11y. . 11;; m” Wya‘Einthz fpersons with stonesLastd bricks
‘ take the risk? 1
several 1
His
badly l. urt
Two other men were shut up in the.
old M1 .cer County Brewing plant. the'
police said -by strike sympathizers, to
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During the trouble here last night
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shot.
'two horses or mounted troopers wenei
All-teelaudwinemmsiuthlafl-l,
American Steel and “11.1 Pillllpzln}_
These plants operated part of the time
vcsterday
The shooting her-1 occurred late last
night. t‘rowds had congregated on
Broadway. tht1 main street. and, at the
"I'eqncst of the borough authorities, 1‘1?
state police tried to disperse than.
Part of the street is bcing paved and
many in the crowds ”VFW-bricks and
other missiles at the troopers. Shots
were fired and the fire was returned.
it is alleged. When the shooting was
over and the crowd dispersed it was
found that at least three persons “err
shot and many new injured b\ flying
missiles
Paul l’I'ach. 34, of P‘at't'eTu'as shot
in the face and died at the Hub! Hos-
pitulo
1'1, .‘liilligan. of Butler. 1. state- troop
e.. was shut ill the hand and t‘yms
Lowe, of Sharon. receiud bullet
Wounds in the hand and leg
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 21l—-'l‘!1e sec-
ond day of the strike in the Pittsburgh
district began with
and union
both employers
leaders claiming the advant-
asrv for their r1 1p «the sides
Tilt‘ (‘arnegie Stet l (‘ompany larg-
11.1 subsidimy hero of the 1‘ nited
States Steel Corporation. has rinsed
several 01' its plants in the J:.~"ricl.
but according to an official of the con
1111'11. tho- situation‘h improvinu.
Disorders. some oi a serious nazuie.
marked the first day of the Sillkr‘ ir
the Pittsburgh distritt. Two men
\1'1-1'11 killd at Farrell, P11. one 11min?
a clash b'1tw1'en state polite and 1013‘
ofiicrt. ~' and a Cloud of about I 1”” net‘-
<ons. near the American Steel anl
\\'i:'c plant. The other victim “'11s
murd red by a fellow boarder when
he {.Iid to 1111\11 lefused to go on
strike.
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Two state troopers were shot dm
ing the Farrell outbreak. while seven
persons were struck by bullets. during
a clash between mill gustds and a
crowd at Newcastle, Pa. Other dis
orders occurred in the district and
mains persons weir slight 1) wounded.
\n caI'lv survey of strike condition:
in (‘11: negie Steel Company plants in
the hnlnediate vicinity of Pittsburgh.
111511 an official of the company showed
no material change from that of last
night. It was stated that conditions
at the Homestead plant were improv~
ing and that more men were ‘eport-
resentatives said. the plant was work-
in: 100 per cent.
no early reports from outlying sec-
tions. it was said.
Six arrests of men found loiteln;
about the Jones and Laughlln plant
counting the workers‘ as they estate
on! police said Were made early to-
day They are said to have lerused
to more on when ordered.
it was learned today that two full
machine was damaged, but he was not: troops about fifty each have been 01" Dorothy Lane also of Westpo1t.was
idol-elf from the eastern part of the also cut and bruised
state to the western part of Pennsyl-
vania. One of the troops will operate
keep them from going to work: They 0'“ of Gmubfls and the other out of Other rescuers, evidently um um
were found and released by the police. Butler; the headquarters of the two by, turned to him and said:
troops permanently located in this
section of the state.
8W, K Y..Sep_t1 21—bit
'rloting.
‘railwuy today quit work when ordered 1
_ the district.
and Youngstown.
he was extremely stiff and sore but
considered that he was fortunate to
ing. At Duquesne. the company rep- escape with no more 59,10“ “Um-“.3
The com an had made every effort to avoid the meterl
p y cycle, which came directly in front or
A riot call‘mtnut the police and ”33.--“; . _ .
two men were arrested charged with ‘ IVOR WALK 3% ;
SOCIE 7'11“
and Personal ”1
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Switchmen on the South 1Buifalo
to move cars into the Lackuwuina
Steel Company‘s yards.
NEW’CASTLE, Pa", Sept. 23.-——Wlth
state constabulu'y. 150 deputy shoring
and scores of pence-men patrolling the
streets about the steel plants here.
the situation following semen: riots
last night was slightly improved eprllv‘.
L‘-.
today. Nine persons. two women and,
:even men. were shot last night; and .--———-
one policeman was stabbed and an- ‘— ' .
other injured with a club in an attack Herbert “'inchcster. of Gibosn‘
and Clinton Shefll'L'OOd of.
_on the plant of the Carnegie Steel Court.
Company Three of the injured likely Flax Hill Road have left for Steven‘ 1-"
will die it is said Institute. lloboken N. J, where then
CHICAGO Sept. 23 —Dawn of the \iill take a four years course in me-i
second day of the nation- wide strike Chanical engineering. Both bovs at;
in the steel industry found nearly all ”‘99!“ ztaduatcs 0f the \orualk “‘2
”‘9 plants in the Chicago district SChOOl
either closed down or working with a b . d
greatly reduced force. Labor union “11 ad Mrs. Erwin 3' 8° 9‘ an
officials predicted that every plant in baby Phyliss Ann. motored {10m De
$19.95 to $75
19.95 to 80
New Suits
SmaIt Coats
New. Dresses - 15.95 to 55
New Waists 5 t0 l5
Charge Accounts can be opened
‘ _ at the Mintz store.
the district would be closed within a troit Mich" to New York. where they
few davs. stopped at Hotel Martineque.
Labor leaders asserted today that motored to South Norwalk. and spent
more than 75 per cent of the workers a pleasant afternoon at the1 home ofl
in the district have left their work. Mr. T. Mendell of 21 Lincoln avenue,
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while company officials said the num- . . . . ‘1-
ber who failed to report at the mills Mrs- Blge‘°‘- 50“ and l“0 daugv
“'ag not more than 20' per cent of the ters, Stirs. St. John of Ilrldgeport. ha1e
total of nearlv 90.000 men empl0y ed in been guests of Mrs. Samuel Rubev of
' 17 Riverside avenue. Mrs. Howard,
In this district the strike has de- Mailler has returned ‘0 her home in;
veloped no ViolenCo At Garv 11111 “'OOdmere L. I.afte1 spending the;
guards escorted from the works men 035! two months with Mrs. Rube):
who had continued their employment
and thousands of strikers about the
unit's did not menace them. Some
damage was reported there as result-
ing from failure to draw liquid steel
Lewis 1R. Hurlbutt. Miss Josephine
Hurlbutt. Mrs. Nelson Hurlbutt hrs:
Adele Sturges. and James O'Donnell
of Cannondale were in town Sunday?
1 [u naces attending the services conducted by:
l‘fllll l‘ . . . ‘ _ ‘ ._ .
A svmpathetic strike of the them Dr. Downing m ‘m‘ 30“”1“ Method.
1101‘s of the International Union of is, Chm“) t
Steam Engineers in the Chicago dls- Herman nee”. for many
"‘9‘ “a“ regarded as a possible ad resident of Arch street, now of Brook-i
dition to the ranks of the steel mill lyn N Y.. is visiting friends in town
“'Ol'kprs “1‘0 ““de 0‘" Engineers and was an over-night guest of Mr.
:11 Garv who left their work yesterday. and Mrs. Charles A. Roubey of 34 Or-
statemenis they would re- chard street.
main out. On the other hand, H. M.
(‘monierfotd secretary 0f ”181 union. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv F (‘olebuIn
declarvd that "even if this uniOn hid who has spent several weeks at their.
a peIsonal grievance it would not summer home. Compo Cov.e ‘Westport
strike in the face of a N‘QUPSt made have returned to town and are resid
by the president of the United State's in: in their new home at 22 Berkeley
that no aciton be taken until after he street.
had an opportunity to confer with the
various parties to the controversies
on October 6" Beebe of “'est avenue have been
Mr. CWW reviewed the at- guests of Rev and Mrs Charles w
tltude ot‘ the engineers' locals in va- Burt at the Congregational parsonage
rious steel zones. At Vi’aukegan. ill. in “'eston.
and Steubenvllle. __.______ i
011111 11» said the men are willing to Employees of 1119 old Wen (1111111.
work. but the mills have been closed Companv Enjoyed a clam balm at Nan- 1
At Garv ind” and ‘00 131“” Sunday Th9 hill Was made,
have 1? in Captain Vi'illiam J Sc'hlitt s vacl1t..
. (“”1“ the Kismet.
yea rs a '
reiterated
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Miss Lillian King and Mrs. Alfred.
by the companies.
Joliet. lll.. certain radicals
nored the inlerna'ional officers ;
' ~ ‘1 .1 wmlt. he said. and :
llflnp to re 11111111 a}:Pd 1 The marriage of Charles F. “hiker”.
“9 mmrx entire Pitt 'burgh Jr” and “is" Mary C. Monatzhan of.
1e 3 S t \_ -. . . ‘ '
Mr. Com- 3“,“ ' (”“4“ “as. eclebtated' at
hive Ic- 1"“) p' n1. 3'95““13." 1n NPW iork'
‘ “h-‘V Th“ (‘Oulilc are well known here.
cannot
Throughtout
and Pueblo Colo. districts.
erford added. the enzinee's
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OFFICES GET A
THOROUGH WETTIVG "119111111111 11.11
Dr. and Mrs “illiam G11 g01\
.. 1l1ildren oi Stamfmd. “PM
ztzests of Mrs. (‘harlcs Sherwood.
Miss Theresa and Mary Strimiska.‘
of North Taylor avenue. entertained;
fifteen of then friends at an old fasha
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and:
All of the 1111:1111.s (Y “‘1’ “- 1‘ ‘ “ 11111111111
the s. rcet troni 1t the 1111:1t1e buildin:
!lt tldtu lhl~
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(“1mm of the “or” h in g \ewtown avenue spent Sunday With
considerable damage. Skel‘ \ 1s cigaI .
found the-1' prt 111i 41>
morning. the “(Mile being route-1‘. in Lu“? street.
some pint-as “11'1 half an i1:1"1 111 .
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Thi< had d1'ilipthd lll“ on- 11 .119 \ll‘. and I‘ll‘s. Edward 11. Gregory 0f;
They ”—
Richmond Ranges
The fully guaranteed Range to Bake, Cook
and Heat. The Range that will give you
complete saiisisclion or your money back
We haveampklemck in all sizes ready for your in
spection.
Gomhaudphkoutbesiaethat inmost suited fox-you:
need! and let u deliver it to you on 60 days' free trial.
Join Our Range Club
New and beginning on year coal bill. as the Richmond
Range is themmtmical range built.
OPEN A CHARGE_ ACCOUNT
Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Bedding' and
Baby Carriages
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105 127-131 Washington St.
310.... suffered the $051 an of :11. their aunt Mrs Henry Finch at Chest‘
igart in the optn boxes (11 the sho“ nut “in “'ilton
tase being r11 nod and quite :1. to: (t'
smokin: tobacco spoiled
Miss Edna Meeker of Franklin ave‘
The west wall of the Olsen Sh . . . _ . , .
Conipa'n served a: a mmlimm- for one has been a VlSllOl‘ w1th fl‘ir'lltls in."
quite a stream huh damaged [a 39w Haven.
numbel of pairs of shoes. At The ‘
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tram and Hyatts the show windows “awn“, Beers of “'eston has fig.
lemaining were flooded but no dam
age to merchandise as all of the dis-9 ited his mother. Mrs. Ella Beers of 6
plavs had been removed to a place 01‘ Hanford Place South Norwalk.
safety. :
f Mrs. M E. Wilson is having electric
lights installed in her residence 41
Orchard street.
BIG BUS TURNS
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SOUTH N ORWALK
Successors to
RAYMOND BROS.
Mr. Home Builder:
From the cellar right up to the chimney-top we
everything a mason will need for your house.
Yours for service,
In: HORWALK COAL a SUPPLY CO.
carry
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P. S.——And the. we can supply the coal to heat it.
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BRONCHI’I’IB and CATARRH. has
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1 meat and see the Results.
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He said that Altman, the driver
him, and that but for his going so far
out on the gravel as to overturn bisi
car, he would have gone directly overt
the motor cycle and probably killeu
the (it iver.
From another source it: was learned
that the mom seriously injured or the
passengers was OWeu Feeder. of West-i
port who ,wns badly cut by broken‘
glass over one eye” had a badly skin‘
ned knee and a sprained wrist. Miss
It is said that while young Redford
was assisting in getting the passeng-
ers out of the wrecked our, one of the
us”!
You'rethemnn that hit someone.
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thou. . mm and
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