SOUTH NORWALK
SENTINEL
“My, ._..,_
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'ilfzianzén’AY, ézfiTfi. 1919
""""1'UB" MEQAL'KAFAO FOB
TOMORROW
12:52 a. in.
6:42; sets 6:47.
High tide
Sun rises
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MASONIC NOTICE V
Old Well, Lodge "0- 1m- F' and A' M' phoning that Illi‘n' is within: to
Building. So'itlt
Mcets in an'otiir
Main street. l<t (Hill .".rd T'l""vtlfi}' of
each month Jill} and A'l'Jll-l t-xrvpt-
ed, at 8 o‘clotlt. All llaiiit'l‘ M’l—‘on-i
cordially lDVlll‘ll. John K, Finth. \i'.
M. Robert M. \i'ilcox‘. Secretary.
K. AND WORK TOGETHER.
lunchm i’. thin»;-
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Pointing out that
15-11) has "Wit-1km] itself (in int-'5'
of production"
not produce, enough tom!
ginning bet'nusc it tan
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”cm a chanctv’”
f’iTll.“él that that i! just what the f-tii-_
«niln r-mm dots. the old man took fl?‘
lit='- t'lttx tuck. had record and all‘v
10'th
him (llll‘kv‘n‘l and a pit. and watt-laud
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l'lnl out to the farm and gnu
f'il. with luith.
TO'L'rITv' tLe i-oy is married. a mt-mber
vltt- ~thtmi board in his cmlntv and
of the fincst farm'rs
in thrs countryside.
(if
3(‘(-niinio-.1 one
llo i«' only one. of Ill" man\ imy< anti
L‘ilw who can call this old man bless-
4-ll lill 'l.o fiillllt—r :(1 Hit: jth-n'l-i‘
(Olif' l‘fi‘li'. (Vrn taking llomt- (mt-
).mne girl who hold a letlicrit >5 hub}
Girl and film art- tum-mg
in in arm;
in’ cowl citizenship down on ,--_..
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'l‘lvw't- “nu moth genius littct-li'wh
110‘“ t't'.i7)ItI-t'i. :mtl mt‘li first-mic:
rii'liitzd-It .‘rnrk donc. tl-iring l?!" war :
[lit .
helping
Stiltlitwc‘wa.‘ ovoriinanced. over llIPfll'«
ban-d and life good will and amt-(j
in M o.’ mrllt t. spilled over into civil-k
la‘intv thi- “'ii!‘ tlnzitd many
ian wtttk.
pt-nplc who tlinplaved this gent-roux
rpitiv :znll \sllf) worked likt- slavtr.
.liau- 551' down with bands folded. non:-
”At.
T“ wit-H pctiplt- the old {arll}“l who
we” r-‘L'lli eet'inz tn the jll\t'llll“
(on t —hnultl suggest a pmsi‘lillty.
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ATHLETICS !N THE FAR EAST
\"h': qzn- .‘ttno-iican influenci- in
an
off
Oil
.11“. ft-l? in tho l'hilippiney.‘ in
'alll (Hit utni 'ulilolir int-vi that tamv
Ila“! *U'l‘tlz, lla-
'Yltle'V (ill the honore, in spilv of the
illllll‘tt-
Filipino: I‘il l t It tl
{mt :E-nt ;. (‘hinvsc “on tlw
Colbfllodlllt'é to maintain normal hi" memo-ct number or individual “,1. ~.
of rho mum" [ll-llu-t'f Homer m'tkwB \Villr few nut‘lanillnlfilflt“ the i-‘Lll-
more intpit-.~>1\'o- than ("."l' tl- lii': pizw lt-ltln mowed tho best ’11“ l"tll'lll
econ-imit- nn ll of th.~ wot-h: tour 'rlll’l't lllll tlitl tlxt- tnort ctmrinlvnl guru!
That not-ll i;-. to] mm. L'tmtl- “ml to \‘I- L“ eri tiizttlt- t-xtcllellt rct-nrd.
tho production of IIZth- .11“;th a...» ll! tilt-'2 hull l’iultl. in >wimtmn'1. l-n-
-Ulll"r aim 1w nllltill'lllflali'n, lhi‘ ”WWI" « llflSkl‘lbilll :intl barn will
The L'l‘v-lzf >.>t-i;tli.»t t-qwriittvn: in "“‘H‘
Russia is lmlm: to ”It"! t>,~ plur'l' l'i'“ t't'tuil- of that Ionznaiilt-nt i".
and spiritual nut-d5 of the potty?-
(ll‘lll'lll‘il’.t_lti"
(allure bf‘t'itldt'A 1mm
(filllllllllnlhlll. quit» t-l.-:v ...
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every day.
‘Iitt- l":t' Hurt httn lit-en slim to much
tl-t- gent I:il plv‘dsv- in lllt‘ l'ni:.~.t Stats”:
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pn- llt' lwcaul-‘u stunningly more inmmt
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Being in- Four
'zaniztng iron and n'l‘w‘l workers.
A‘ny Valley. on
' Mg; m. Probably
Two Fatally, and Two 0th-
rs Benton in Steel Mill At-
tack ‘
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t ’ lh- mv-ellng ‘swzay. In i’ittsburgh. of
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the. National Sterl “‘orkars‘ commit-
tee,‘ot which Mr. Fostt-r is. the secre
tar): The question of rummoning not
only the Luke seamen. bu. union min
men to the assistance of the stt-ti
strikers will be discussed at this meet
ing.
in the meantime thr- l’nitcd Stan's
Senate» coni:.=iiwe. “hit-ii will investi
gate the strike. is prti-aring for ll..-'
first metttrg tninvrrotx'. when John
’Fitzpntritis. rommandcz-lr‘rhivf oilht:
rlril-thi‘fi. “le be inmprinc-tpal witness.
it was lipnittgd from Washington to
day that lllir’ romnmtce uould also in-
ventigtsn- (harui‘: that river-xtary Fost-
tl hn~ ’ \‘.’. :tm‘mtion; and that
then. an- mott sinwtm' motives in-
voiw-«l in the strilu- than the qucstion
.ol lab-tr unionirm.
llioting and disottlt r still mark the
progtl-n oi ti.“ sltuzglt‘. but so far
only sporaditzlly. Tho intent out-
break occurred lixlli} at ('leveland.
ll'lterv- four men wcto- stabbed in v. in:
tle bctwecn strikers and non-atrium,
two l-l‘flhrlh') .‘ntnlly. AI Farrell.
where tliv {'rdii‘r'l tllstut'bnncc w dntc
MVI' been ”porn-d. the town execu-
tis‘c. Home.“ Moody, is under special
guard ns~ ttw lT-Z'dll of numerous-
lllr'mls tzgrlnPt hi.“ life and the tutti-eels
etc patrolled by hug-1 form-s ’.t “All"
trooper: and deputy sheritrs.
l’lTTSll‘l'lltili. Swill 1'4. The fight
to uphold in» «institutional rizltu ,0:
1h» >lt't'l uorltt-ls “ill ht (-arrit-tt to tho
ll.glleru courts, John Fitzpatrick. chair-
man of the national continuum. for or-
de-
'l'l.i tx ill be urn-of
matters to come
rhuetl in Y“ today.
tlw mu-t important
"xmzutiw- t-u'ssion slior'ly after 11
o'clock.
“Every constitutional right of the
wotlura ha~ butt: denial in the Pitta—
hltt'glt tlilttrict.‘ Mr. Fitzpatrick as—
scnvd. “Tin- workers dcmuid the pro
Itclion or ll!" law and are determined
to l,-- Lilli-ultimo; and keep within :he
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"We flu-l V"l‘}' muth t-neoumtgrtl."
nvgil- Stow-l Company (Inil'l'fi a tow
lllrut's after ”10- day shill Went to work
in Hm planl> of that company. whit-n
:lw lll opctntioti. At ('lzmton, it was
girl-n out uiurr dt pm'iments “‘t-I - to
be placed in operation lotlav tie-saun-
ht the reporting o! additional men. .\i
Braddock. it w...~ said, morn fort-32.n-
thln “urkv-n it‘lllllli'tl today, Du»
'ttllw‘ne. which all along hm been rtv-
pnrto-tl a~ “oikm; 104. per cent. l-\‘
the company. \"(lb said to ho still open-'-
alling on thv SIHEH' basis.
According to officials of th:- “'nfl
Pcnn Steel Company. up the Allegnv—
intlepvndvnt column.
low-r ninety per com. o.’ the mor“ than
public.“ as the Senator
J. Fitzpatrick. chairman o
zaticn committee 0
in hehali of labor.
up lhc vl:
( the organi-
i the steel workers
is [1de to open
ole rimtion it possible "m
behalf of the great third party-dine
from iowa him-
self explain: it.
Fitzpatrick trill br-
(‘ntzlmittte tomorrow and
it ill hr- heard \‘l'ednesday.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Sent.
the plants at the Lackaeanna
Company, Rogers. Brown & Company-
:m-l the imam-r Steel Company closed-
and additional deputies and statc at»
Lee patrolling the stints of Lark‘s.
fauna today, there appeattd to be it.-
tlc likelihood ot a rva'urrvnt-t— mi in“
trouble “hich led to Ill" kllllnE «it ont
man and the wounding ttf SeVO-ldl oth
ers last night.
('hi‘ii Clint-n. oi urkawrnn
won in the crowd trying to (be!)
When the [Am-wanna twain opene-
firm was inclined to censure
amidQ for uremia}-
heard b." ”‘9
Judge Gar}
0n. 1.
24.——\\'ith
Steel
3, who
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be sad the provocation u’uc gleat.
“Hill llzr arrivgl r)! i‘ ) slut! polici-
today. he said, the “Atrial guilds
utzuld he 35k“: to lung. “llllln the,
grounds of the. steel plant.
l'nton Wilt-rs 8‘10“!"de that
:EIU‘lilinn would be dirt-tied today to
the plants of the \Vick‘vire Steel ('nm-
paint and the Ferguson Sir-cl and ion
Company. which herotutorc hum ht ~41)
unzfl't ctcti by the fittiki‘.
t‘ElAltlJ‘STON, W. Va, 5"" 2t.»—
Don Cimnn. deputy sheriff of Log-tn
count). in 3.. '0 unite the arz‘ert ol 4
mam Wanted for trial in that county.
Avast shot. and seriously woundcd mdtu'
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*ln‘lt'l‘l“ tl'm cmnmitttc which went into.
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Minn Worker». it is gllegcd. by Vice-
l'l’l sitll'nt l’t try. of thv .‘line “'orkers'
mgnli ration. _
('itafin. who was shot just ovei the
hl'hll, V.‘A.(.Y7tk"rt to a local hospital..
wh- n- ll is said his condition in critiw
(.32.
l‘ lit} “as :tricstvd and taken before
a juuticv- ot the peace. where he gaw-
bond in llm sum oi slut-oil for his tax»
peztrant-t— bctort- the grand jury.
.ikputy Sheri“ Chafm Went to flu
fiine Wnritcrs' headquarters with a.
warrant for the nmst ol bother Wil-
i;s. a miner, named in Logan county
on the charge at carrying :t pistol. He
had demanded the custody of \Vlllin
and was waiting until conference
should be held by the members with
their ‘lltotnt-y. Harold \\'. Houston.
While ltt~ Wan standing in the office,
\thimm Petry, vice-president. came in.
Hi.- i.- nllt-cmi to hate Walked around
t‘hztnn and. upon facing him. asked if
hr was Cliztfln. Upon bein: told that
ho was. it ill suid..he ordvrcd him out
oi tr... unfu- and almost immedinwli‘
d7L“’ a pi=tnl With the pun pointed
at ltl.‘ lie-«rt. (‘lmhn grabbed it and
tried ’llrI‘rPel it out o: Pelt-3’s hand.
with 'l~ I‘“.tll' thin th‘ yin \Ias (ll:-
chatged,
it is hflld that ttouhlv bctu'een (‘ha-
t'm infill l'etry had l-m-n long standing.
i'utry Llflllttlng that Chnfln had once
lumen him when he was in Loom
county.
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517m ii'mihlvx. Altruism. .\lz'. llum‘" ‘.“ "' "'“" ""‘1 ”H" 'l‘“ l"'”'"" "l mi. PU." mi “Wk 'U-l'I}. whilv onlt'.‘l:tix';0hio's L‘Tvalt's' 5—1ch “"1”". (t‘-r .\'.i~
. , . . . nlilgn» min out «it :tmu-n—(jmm 1‘ 't. thrping \ali- \ with the 't \' mt
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Th" Mlulmn m ”w wm‘ll”~ tut?" ""“"' ”l ’3‘“ ‘ltlni'w. Jutmtlt-‘t'. l~'2. WAstttxtn'tix. 5.1.. :t thmcm phl:llj\7.t-ol
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lcl - "llllhl ln- im'ntl ’zu vim-“t all it; 3' ""l "' -3 (lilt'lllillr :h tuniit’. ”.L‘d' m "" 5"“ ‘ ll: l-’ l' Jiltdlni 'lht totl tiltt “llJ‘l it“: o. l.
I I ' ' ' . . ‘ “"l" l‘ R‘ l“‘-I""in!. "i ()3 .H '11:“ \Vll Honda} morning, huh rt \uit- -. 1". Hu-
3 l’l'tl'lli'fll \7‘- ‘vi' it“ \iéli. lit Mi if""‘ "“""‘ "‘ " " "“" """"l"' "”1“: rum 2 Ft).~"t'l‘_ summary-lMuslin-r ofn'losing oi l_.i‘l_\ mill in :lw- tutti.
Amt l‘ll“lll ‘tlv 's' on \'l"'ll‘ 't'i t't‘ ' - U- ""5" "”1 "”tll't‘lih- L'tllllt‘~ ‘-'- ”l“ “""l “ilk-"W "railtlltat‘tm ovum-l Fort} [our llmu~and ml h alt .lz‘ .lr-l
- r I H ' ‘ W I ‘ ‘,. , ,_ ‘ . I "WW". l‘ltH-w litK unlit-til union lead-.‘xwklv vt.u_-» :‘L'L'l‘r’ZIIllnL' :mnl v\".-
plu. of him .\ tit-fm'.- .\tl;"lll.’l‘ 5““ ” ""“ ‘ '- "““ Wt" ' “it" 3'4”“ ‘. ix—livlrltntl ll.t> luv' it it LA» in totiztm-t-ltnatvl‘. 5:.Tv'tll'mt .lt't- uhrnanw‘. and
”unit“ 3.. t. .H‘m: I". m, lll\l-'"l"L'l'Zl‘~ I Ill!.tll.gl .(Mil- \aith " m, .on “llli prop-”gum“, “m i". lnvvmi- unpaid.
. . . , ’ ’ “you It)" thu 3" n;..u tum" ”no l‘u‘i‘lé’ Tllt‘ YII'dllz.‘ l0\\ll Slit'cl 3.71;, n.1,“
lnu lllhfllltn' oi l'IHl’tlth I? ll"! ’ l"i ' ‘ ' "‘ ‘ "ml“ "' 5‘ H l '-".‘ dint,» o. ll- illlllll‘\ .7.l.l tlw- gtul ('ltllllt.t‘-i'-, oi V.|‘lllil.~.il“".. ..:ll ‘li~
(nundml on t-tlt llllll‘Hli" instinct; .lll" "‘6 A“ "’ ‘” "'l "' lill‘l“l“=ml "t" ' 3“ “”1"“ Tit-”ll 1:” 5"” ‘"l“l‘ii".‘. “5 V- "'-
p . . . .'. ll ,, , _ 1 . rid‘l”: -'n K‘ “3‘ 't it tl l'tdltl' lll t' vut. tlii |.t;-t :tt (-wituiatt- ll Il‘. ..
upon m“ ll'”“"='“ ‘5' "it.“ I'll' J U i‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' . -8 7- -l it. 't -., “t q. :‘ unlz‘u'. l. a. llil'lilllvd lwt'orr- tliw prim >1 :t;r.tuiltt-.-tl that their It'll t
natitnntl llln‘illlllitlllii." l""" "’ ‘,. wi't‘ :il'tnttiw 7-i'.\.’t'tl ittlntnillt .. :tlltl .lv'lln J. Fitzpatrick. Lil" )l‘~ll'l‘ilii}'. ’rllg‘llll“r ill"; 0 tl.;li iz.‘
) . ,1. .l .H l' n l' i n I :It‘illvml‘. t-l inn- “ruin 19' f‘nllln‘lttg‘v“ :i‘t m-{I '3‘! n
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‘N‘ ““13 ”mm! 0"" ‘ ' “' “ ‘ ”‘ ' H” ' I H ”p " his ht rtl l'v-uitl Minimum; lo-lcttralm—- Tlimnznmzf 'ttc Vallf')‘. thr L ".2
and \Il'rllt‘. .‘ll lit/wt. l' pltl""“tl>1 to “J“ ‘ " i' litmn >lll‘vlli'.’ .“I mt'lt- ml litil.l}' that ho Willi“ h“ on hand ‘llv.|to;':r1l.’llln(;: “lilt'd lll.ll'l(t‘fl v‘;. ' 4.2L
. _ . :mnm "t lilv o' tittiz- t-t Ilw inquir. f 1.. fi ... H,“ \[ond‘y "10.3.“.
, ., , , . , . :... : l'r'l‘, It. hat 1. -,,. iiillll' ' . > t' ~ ..ttlut tv t.t r. t) , . ‘
main .4. C(.llil“ll .tltpltt.t.ion of hi. . . t l.. >. “uh". tmmwl f“: tht» Ph'iki‘reJr-ontinno.u:
philoetophv. 'l'ho llt.~tllt‘l :‘ttliiiltil! -“”’_“ mu: iu- Emmi . Two worrisc- (.- yps'prdd} “um thc
' Vt. rlmttuo- lt’l~‘ lmtn mm't‘ ir tht ' -l‘ .- '7 t q . Trumbull Q “it 1.2.:
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'must be follllt- «t Illmn lm lumhm I THE‘ LAFAYETTE STATUE minnow l' .- plan 'n llt'fll Chairmunltuim'. of Warren, and thc A. H. Ti.“ r<
All lat-t tlitli t-w m l-t‘t lltoi'. m ll l4 Ni ll “’34 I l-uppg. llltlltltht o-T thl- Hot), n' 'hav l'mvul S!;tl~_ st“: t'..,~ ii‘ompnny. (1r (iirard. T)“. but 1m: -'.« n
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“on tho- fillllt-‘l ll!' ind-tinktl wtizl' hnnzlth tit (olllll.bii.~ to :iu- lll" (in “m ‘ inn. m“. ”hf a." ' inf ”"5" tompamt’fi belong , u . 'H
‘ ‘ ( lt.. man lv liyorl an. I\ “m mum: 5,\maig_tn‘latctl Assorlfltlun o. .‘lltul
01'. lht‘ l‘l'ttlvl'wlttllill YLrilll. llI-‘ "futility“ "l 35' '7 I rl ”'1" “l l-ufz'5vtlv, to Hunt. in: ltll' at largo “firm “tr ll" (1".tittnll-lt-ltecl :tntl 'l‘in “'ork‘ ’3. "WI h"""
- - . t- 1 ‘-~‘ lu-{tz'il g. :l~ :t “7"!“ :t cm zincr‘ (ll ., . “fly: with ”H. pum~m[‘l.._¢_
._...- -. r v‘, - - >1; qt- . (~13. ' t “.l‘ It“ l;,t- .lililt .( 11:11.. (f liit' lid .3: _ 321‘!!! .. . .
all all .t u. ()llll‘ . it i ltll D ll l l l I l n g. gulch. “‘1.“ rull‘flriyvs and (tlht'fey PlTTSlll'RGH. $91”. 24_ _ lll‘. w...“
on with olh-r- in title ttt<lt of ll:n‘:2m‘l"i “U M 'I’H lvlzew' r. t-t-ntl_l tnttillti. «l ?i': .; .. 'ttdlr‘l t1\ltt't“'il iiv expuctctl‘ln tht- nutionnwidc steel strike. “is. t‘,
. - ~ - — . 1t. uhtnin ill“ 't.~c of l‘llllpl' tilt lotllnl] . c twp“ in progrps; gin". ‘35? \i.,,-,
- ‘ ~‘ - l.- lultvl‘ til-ti ililltto" 7' 1‘9““ ..t l~.tl'—t l \. :llu-lm_ ' ld. . - .
piootlttltm and l I , . “la-[‘0' l’ezlt-o- Ttvnty lzctit‘tnzs werclda.“ p5n'(.r5 today in thc mm“. 3:1,"...
0' ll? l'ttstllti " “‘4‘” ' “l’l’l‘W’rlaN‘ ”‘- 1U1" thfi" llvlll, ”l)‘ lll-‘ Flirt-Mn. ll! lull! ll.~ Pour inf 1}”: natjtinnl («infinitive {or ( ‘- .-.ti7,
“lt mud u: l'ountlwi up tl‘ lhv mm? .. lm'r l-‘mnvh hhmam; i to ““1“" "l‘ ”-“i ”l “mall ”"- l“3l‘<31t'-"‘iing iron and stccl workers.
. ' . (lt‘un dra‘Vlllflfi “'l't‘t‘ lll lfl (luring ”i9" “'illinm 7,, I‘.(Isf|':‘. gpcrrtg;;y_\‘.irpn.ur.
mum exertim in \‘\l-"-' intli'v‘itl'ltl ‘ t‘ l’ l l‘l. ritz'nt tut It t~ ~--ln It ‘1 war. ‘01- of tho tommittm. (19(.lal1‘fi le'll 2 u-
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within hir plun-tit‘nl lillllll't'. aw! mum Hi I' ' r'~»‘2:;‘.t~-. In (il’l ~t~ it wadz llJ“ LLAKH‘ 91”" ‘ ‘l"- “l- - 0‘“ vcommittee Will not consider .pcutt
‘ ‘ , . men “crt- Hubhvn. Wm inohabl)‘ fa'tal- plans} but will discuss the advisabil-
the retllliflltlll (i \‘Iihlt' hum llflll-lnilll. 1" . t / I l..it.m in rl'. out. in t)‘. :m-l l\\'tl other: “urn imdl-.- bt‘fifirnflty of extending the strike to include
and infil'vitlunllv. “’0 ran ur-l‘. <w- '- l7“ t" 32." w- American {t'l't‘lltil'L ”“1” ”‘9 9“”“11'1'” ("r ”W Afnenmiscamen on (‘rrt-nt Lake cantor ‘.'t-.~-«-l~:
. - r t- 7 ~ l' 1- . . 5“?“ “m1 “l" Cillllli'lnl'. Neti'burzland union trainvnen. The qursgilm or
Vivtd confirmation Ill luumpn o. Il!‘ n . too. t :.tt tlti.~ 51:. in. plum. 3M5. nnyrning_ m ”m- first seri- finanrflng mp, mrike will cunn- up on}
fundamental lt'ulltttlllt' printiplw ill" “1 .- In lu- mud» or lll'UllZo- firm] rn> ltwttl Ilirnt'tlt-l' (.; tliv st‘t'l strike Mr. pogtar Says he will bring to am
. . . . ,..,. .m. l (~, . . , , q Id 5 1 l‘lr- llUlll)ll‘ blokr out nlan'n rtreetlanpminn of ‘119 comminpp tho ‘tin«
""9 standard “1 1“ ”"' " ”"' ‘1‘“ "' "' l "“1”“ “m” ' mu 0 l" ‘ lil‘ stopped ncar titt- nlanr to let olxprovoked assaults" by state troopcrn
l According in ”it" < UTF-
qtintit-nt of thv autumn of colnnmtliti'v:
produced: that t mint unm- H mm e-
mun. production of thu ll’l-llldllftl m"-
l'llll’lt" if we \t’lnli,ln lu'l p m" lit-[ltt'fi
lion alive or it “t' wish in 5““ an in—
(‘l‘PEL-‘i' i nlllt- fltltntlttl’tl (ll li\ittt'lht':i;t"
.. people."
It is a now and ptm't-t-ful corrobora-
tion of the. doctrine that nlllD‘H'l'~ >1 . ,. .
4 l h .( ‘ 'HK ; v‘ , _
len ll )H . hive captured alto it all by hundreds of ““1“,
'Amn-icztmt have been preaching or latte
-_:“'lll'l{ hard. work together.
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MGTH~SEEING "I JUVENILE
COURT
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J
303 pt tit'wf' “1,:th of be
A plaln‘old hunter walked» in to Nl‘ ‘
swim-ll l-y An t-ticuns and paid for by;
.
American rllltfil'l'llllliln. '
of the}
t
the!
gift
Afl‘fl‘l‘lua
similar, though groater,
lu
(lllllll'l‘l‘. of Franco-
Sl..tm- of Lilitizty in New York harbor.
‘Tlll' Mt .1 tttmlliint-m will be a— howl
“mutt uniting the sister republics.
_,.. , ___.._._ _
Aw ordin: to Russian accounts.
.
thel
Kalchnk hatsz
ninc's army.‘
'l'lm< ll!" Russian peril may eliminate
of Kolchnk's army. and
Lillie” by the islmplt- process of the
gingll
"Field's poem. who "ate each other mm"!
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Juvenile, court "0 had heard- tha; it‘ "Community singing in the cure for
was one of the interesting nights at Mlal’inrest." my: a. public man.
city. A dink-bleed. ragged lilac There's a fine idea. Get all the Bol-
was hroucfit in. charged
. Ithe poison out of their systems.
I
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‘Wben the in z!» askcd who his 990‘
13'. 1.13:8..th boy Hald- "1 ”U 50'- m mistake nativity tor mum, rend
, . x. qll anemia of modem-loo investiga-
MU non: - ”Wat" M
3" '
‘We'tt Jim," will: tiller}!!!
4.»
with nhevilti toxaher and make them singl
If you don't believe that it‘is easy!
bound for work at the mills.
""1”
ll rc 1,". t‘ ‘_ utong those who got off the? Cfll‘i'an-_ the
(d " ‘ lwere titrec nccrne‘rz Strikt- Hyfilpalllll-lstmggle_
hem imm 20in: will “fight to the bitter end.
ers sought to Stop t
into the plant. actortlinc to thc police,
and two of tho
.\ gg-nernl fight t’nFUOd. in Which many ed.
Vicinity (if tllP plnnl joined. sands of worker-g are
(if police t‘t-at‘hrd theiof the strikers daily. an
of mills have been cripp
lI'f‘n ill llll'
“'hcn tt tltfialll
scenc, lllv)‘ iound tour lllt‘l'l had been
atybbt‘d, two probably ttfiffi'l?”
The HPZI‘OI'H returned to the Sll’O-“llcnndjticns‘.
(1 ~21 representative of
car tor :llt'llvl'. Tht tui- was pulxue
and bombarded with brlc
Police rescued-two of [hm and the
third escaped.
“'ASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-Congmsn
"m dog and call“) cat in Eugene.“ inclined to View the steelbtrike as
“the first skirmish in industrial war-
fare"—possibl_v only the prelude to the
iong-talkod—of “Show down" between
capital and labor. jhich many have
predicted would
merit from war to peace.
The open statement by
edwflhthemtthotihe
Mir
”dull-I
a
.pl
when aha-dinn—
W m plat. to
W J. . 1
' 5
.
"4 «at.
, rm -
’1‘ “1'0” ‘ll‘t‘w knives. ’district remains p
l
sympathize” \, Company.
its and stoneslazing."
and the three men seized and beaten'm the district are shit
i
comé in the readjust- committee.
strike Mufti” the strike in, the terdny and int night.
start of a movement to noclnllu the on out“ wound
basic indutflen oi’ the country. (lou-
m
on diam-dun
. .. . l
on_ strikers.
llnl’ll‘l in mounting for .l Mtg
and he declares the ~.‘-« Y‘l’f i<
Tht- Flrlkt" even in the Pittsburgh
ractically a". -i 4“,;-
declare that lllLU—
joining ‘lrv monks
Tho union mcn
led. Employ.
em say they are pleased with lli‘i‘fii‘lt
which. it 1F announced l.y
the Carnegie Stwl
arc “impmvint; and encour—
is known that many mills
t down entirely.
some are working with short forcee.
whilc others are operating at almost
100 per cent.
Union activity in the district today
was marked, for the first time since
the strike opened. by the placing of
pickets near giants. this action being
taken on instructions from the strike
it
Blunders
Thor-osturl-
“Fund“. I“...
when two man were “Baldwin; 3.
-bet'yeca strikmnn‘dtbeirsm
~ mum-m bite
at am
Imainrd to pull fires.
the.“ .
at lion. although ,
lhfli!‘ .
1 that so"?
lnéldent to the strike con-5
some of tin tinned in the Pittsburgh district yes-f
mlmAY, “PT. 24 ‘ .
__ __ ‘___‘____’___'.———A .
milli- each clalmvd gains. 7h?!“ ap-
penretl littlc change today in the num- ‘1.
her of plants in «mutation. A malm- ‘
ity of the mills were still cloced. and 3.!
ry one in operation
practically eve
Worked with a
The only disorder
since the inception oi the strike occur
red in Indiana Hnrbor. 1nd,. last night.
when strike sympathizers outside the
(‘onte plant of the Mark Manutactur-
ing Company. attacked about twenty.
fin» men as they left work. '
Eight or nine men were badl,‘ brat
en and View taken to an emergent)
l‘OSlnltal alvcr lndiana Harbor police
minim! the fighting. A numbcr oi
n. “'l‘lt' .l'ed at the police. but
none was hit. A n"iI-‘| Hrilt‘r, who
carried a hill“. Wu.- arrested.
The men who Wt‘l’P attacked had rs“-
and prepare— the
Shutdov n. it “as
reduced tome.
in this di~tritt
‘W‘ ‘1“
Saving
"(.15
l'jHer
t.
plant for an extended
statod.
carr} in: 1"“.“"‘ maid Skirtinzs
Eleven steamers
"in; of iron ore 'udtly were tiod up in ‘ “h ‘ .. ,.v p“ h' lit!-
the outer harbor at South Chicago by A (-10-‘ll'.d“.‘«l‘:_fili‘:‘f:‘ ”in.“ in ruin
the rcfusal of the crews to dock the “9an ll)" .. g . . _ ~k'rw
\‘eiuele ' dctnnr: lt-r fashztvn.l.vl(- l~ l .
i‘hicngo officials of the Seapwn’s .5P‘W'W- 98c
bad Voted ‘ Lt'lf'd . .
l'nion said that their men
W'ool Dress Goods Bell!-
to strike! in syrup-Alli} with thv- .‘ll‘l'l
men
Federal ofliccrs at Gary arrested . III-t8
Michael Yclovitch. danced with mak-
ing nPdIiious uttcranccs. The oflicet.‘
til-kerted leovitch distributed pamph-
lets urging development of the strike.
into a revolution which would take
over the government for the unions.
FARRELL. Pa- Sept. ill—Although.
Hundred.~ of good. practical leng=ll~
of the Illucl wanted noted-lit and
beat («storingr Tht-re an lengthr
unable for shine. dresses. wits.
children! wear. e'c.
[Priced at M to 113 under their coal
all “'35 Qlllt‘t herc today following last . ' value.
n‘ghl's outbreaks in which one manl . . . .
wu killed and several poms were, Slk Fm Ch‘on
Wounded. the situation was tense. l, Flesh (“by 4“ inches Wide. M
and a large number of.
«lcputy sheriffs wore patrolling the
stun-ts within the riot zone. Thin}
'moie oi the constabulary arrivcd latrfi
last night to aid 1h“ detachment oi:
~‘l3ll‘ tzt-otwrs aim-dd) motioned heli-
Among the armed deputy diacritics; '7 ham
Wm" about fifiy negmes. Th?” D")?- Tth .~ :ht: llt‘.‘i and thou durable
Tm.» ha~t aroused the feeling of the material tor houlw (treat-est mum.-
forPign Memfl“ and ”W" “min: 1" hind children's wear: the color:‘ ere
no; M'“' d l Iod Mutely inst dye
WI) mcn Were arrcstv Par )‘ a)" . .'
at the home of Bunions J. H. Moodan‘ _.t Mull" :tnrd ’ ' ‘ ‘ '
Sm" pollcv petialiy r-nt'alilt- (or fine unmr.
. SIN—t la'.
. yard 696
Bates' Seersucker Ging-
Shenango street. One of the men had ~ '
a pistol. the police say. The police he: ' Full SIZE 8W“
line that they were planning to make‘ Soft fleet." nar. “title. tau and
an attempt on Mr, Moody's lites- ' m: utth contracting burden:
Burgess Moody has recelvr-d man) worth 54"" pair ‘2 98
i Special. pair ........ -
anonymous lettem threatening his tile
for hitl activities in stopping strike I 7
disorder and lawlvssnvss. the policc'
“‘5' Y"“”°rday Mr. MOOd-V received a Full size. extra heavv; six different
telephone meme from an unidcnti i color Alec-N 1‘hpw‘mnkels look.
Plaid W
Boston Store:
Surprisingly GoodMonet t
dud pent-on warning him to stop inter- wear and launder like all wool
”fling with the z-tfiltvr.g "or to will put 1' blankpfi
x-ou .“ here you cant tntt Hen). Sp,“ iul. pa". .... gm
~pl-(lal guard l.:-.~ been placed itbt’tlll‘
ttw Moody homr.
.& and“. ‘1‘ .11.... ;
Items. 0
e’s Just a Hint of Some o?t
the Thrift Opportunities
6
.300 C omi' ortablcs
'l‘liv he}: the n.al'k~‘ in.
grad“ filling ('tttrrll.£> ill Slim... 2“ ‘
camhritg't-‘at-‘tnr in H.531 \
Ti‘ ‘5 of (’Tbll‘!’ part-rit- .
'r ...
5.-.“. $2.93 56 98
. .
“Shells .
hull", strong, good in .. "
Annual (l’ithY the: \- .ll nutmt L‘l\ ..
satislmtion. legma: prior 3‘. 1..
Special. 1 98.
cach , I
Outing Flannel t
”"“"~‘- (1le won-n and the?!
HI"”‘-‘ and rho-eke in pink. ”0'.
3“" 3m). vmrvh 315A 29¢
Spct .81. yard
Bungalow Aprons ‘
Madc of an Flc‘PllPl‘t‘ quality gin!
ltqm O'lanllv u-azets $1 75
- 0
Women's Fancy Handker-
chiefs
f» 't. regula if.
Flirt ml. each M 10‘.
t
5pf‘(l8l. each
Embroidered and llvnnilitched c"
Women's Shirt Waists
1‘; tr mad»- heaxztit'ul style: an
(1 ings mz-dc tv-t-m fint- qtlalt‘
m :alldl" imitate. z.”
voile:- .o-ic Special .
Brussels Rugs
Slit 9x1: two". nrmt'; Watch In °
fare. :l'Yl‘uC'h‘w pattms wm—v r
$25 m- 7
Special . . . 1 a” ,3
fol: .3; .3? :m
(”A “BRIDGE. Ohio. Rent. _21.—— Strik- '.-——.-_. _.. ____!._l .--
t'l'.~ here at» yltlwly rctuutng to lll'"
Fll‘llu‘ was In: it- n and that mos‘ rv.’
plates they \acated Xinndny morning
It was reported that {no of the ten
mill-- at the Gucrn-cy plant m the Am-
t'rlt‘an Shoot and Plane Company are.
in operation. and the sixth mill will be,
the tour hundred men who Vent ou‘
lit-r0 “'(‘l'i‘ really to return. while strike
leaders asserted the fight haw
just comn‘n :21 Hi 'i hcrc has been no
that
,t. tilioq'utnn today. tdlflfl'dl‘l'
txouxA il.\l1ll(lll.lnd...¢tpt 24. »—‘ -"
ltfln'lals of thv inland Sii'vl Company l‘ttli Tt‘“l. ‘t—m-ni‘aly Hail. 1‘:
,..m an ultimatum to their strikin: ‘dm‘ 5 ..l - (l'i ‘: (um. .thlt. -
t-mplntt-s today that till-“SS they n*- “8}. ‘1 _
lllt'nrtl to work Willm two thus, lllt‘
L
r, 7—»
MERIDEN PAYS MORE FOR Gin
MERIUEN. Sept 24 An incr.
fiflPrn per cent in the price a
stimulating gas was announced by
.‘leridvn (ins Light (‘ompany maf-
:;.e (‘lu-i $2.4M per Ltum cubic foe‘ Wt
Thu advance is (retitled to inconc-
commodilim The comb.
St blflh tumor
of
('(‘~l of
niw ghm senior 2..
company Alli rhut down tho plant int'
3.); months
'l‘llv t-t.tlii.ui_\'s [lunar-As arc maid to .
l...-t- (Uri $2.0w19w each and uln- ex- -
paw; or starting a fllr- in a furnace '
Jifll'l ll ha.- bmn drawn l: Hit ln‘ com-
“\ tvllttiai~ :tt 5.30.000.
l'lmm lhlull‘ leaders mid thcr would ‘
lL‘hlvyt \utrntnfi
llll:\ll\1ill.\\i Ala, 1‘4.
:‘l‘vl (futiltllnltull "'le'lillr in the Ba;-
'ninv'mtii dish-it! declared that ill!
'l‘n-
Sr-p'.
ST
Furniture and
Undertaking
"Wm- h- -<-' ‘15.:
liven
the floor: ;.rc warm. “'c
ha‘c only (‘llt' tlrc t.) ttnd
and no coal or nshvs to track
through the brow.” That's
what a man says to ho has an
biracial-tout.
Oltpipe Heater
Onc heater, one pipe, one
register warms the \\ hole
house. Easy to install and up—
eratc. chps the cellar Cmil.
Good fur must old houscs as
wcll as new. On trial for 60
days and guaranteed for 5
years.
Come in and see this heater.
my A. mum:
Plumbing, Hosting, Tin-
Hall‘s Earthen
s
In attractive dudes of green and brown. Then' ‘ 1
uniting dupes and every one has the unitary gtznyiigizg‘.
M'thefiontamnlow Minot Tea Pot nndthopronch Pot
3t wolghtnndwithancdulflnu. WWI?“ Pot
thntuutullttnimnndthelewYorknylcilmdeupin "
unmimtmthomnll3mptoh
Enlist-ammo!“ “as
TeaPotsmdontdypriud......,,.............v.89ctoSI-49 '
E.
1 Mitchell and Grant
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
Ware Tea Pots
10 cup. C
' ware.
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