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gin-21w... wwrlnnl ,
. a
‘Baldvm, ', , . ’
Judkme‘nt, in the able or on Young
Hat Col-pony gallant tho bolts. «to,
of William Bursts, In, at at. Altar-
..-m .
-......-_- ...... -..-- .__--- .———.—
WANTED
. MA W—fi _,___.———————
1;: '1 romn opc-ntion;
1 good wages
~ aix inf.r out stock.
Slim.
L ..1-11‘ Mock: 1
l‘1bvl‘1ng ti. .
. 1 jobs in tin. room;
11‘. llisll wag .
1
l .
- scrap.
,1'1': (‘Xll‘fl plies.
-. 15f shift.
n..11-11illcs.
yours, bookir:
1113;: piece w l:
1 ‘ 1 .
. 1111 11111 Sliiiis, on
; .!.1 r,
.311 11mm.
.1 1 .214.
an; tubes.
11. 11}.- Tire do Rubber 00. i
WANTED
l a of stores, hotels and
l'.;- ‘r‘ghest
l-' ‘ ' .1’
.r‘:\CH, Auctioneer,
. South Norwalk.
prices paid.
what you have to
48 i
_- ft)!- ll bright. ynumz man.
‘1‘: [2‘1 TED ‘
CuiiOll Winding.
- 1 Examining and Box-
' our. Names. .
H for Weighing
ls .
1.111.! young girls for Card
11;. .
.L.Cll1'llt opportunity for
to learn weaving. flight
work, all the year round,
-1' ideal factory conditions.
LY J. a. J. CASH, LIMIT-
CHESTNUT STREET.-
ll
.11
Cotton
i
WANTED] -5
ung . , , .
and. make: Normand;
eful. ', yr, ‘1
H NORWALK OYSTER
FARMS co. '
‘f‘
lelnxn ROOMJSTEADY
" Ml‘S'r BE OVER SIXTEEN
01-11. APPLY' R. a w. HAT
’ ROSS AND RIVER STREET.
.LK.
.TED~A RELIABLE Vi’OMAX
in :1 Final” family. References
«1. Address ”Cook‘f—Sentinel.
_ TED‘A GIRL TOASSIST IN
.llullsework. Apply Mrs. J. Dun-
7 Fly avenue.
NTED‘——l\' l'l‘(‘lil£.\’
MAI.“- II”-
: ifflll'd. .
- NTED:-\\'OMAN COOK, H0
in ford.
NTEQ_.-.—g CARPENTERS. AND
ORJ'ZRSJSTEADY WORK AP—
_ Izlsllor MILLS RIVER
ET. ,‘NORWAIK. FRASER
1112111111 ‘ Ixcg. CONTRACTORS.
. Leonard (former Government
91') 896 Equitable Bldg. “lash-
ED—A POSITION AS PLAIN
and general housework in small
y. No trashing. 23 Third street.
Norwalk.
man as Shipping
ED} 2 111le ‘i‘O HELP INI
- -- . --9
TED ~ CENSUS CLERKS.t
women),~ 4000 needed. 395
Age. 1850. Experience un-
. y. Examinations- every-
Oct. 18. For free particulars,
ney Loni: mm _
FM 1). Loom «that tho City 0:
Norwalk (appeal horn Bond of Be:
lief). Answer or MM Alton
FOR SALE—THE WATER TANK1heys Km & Condos andOorporatlon
’and timbers supporting the same lo—‘Cmmfiiil “fidl'xinlal‘m
Duo noun 0 no case of
rented on the root of brick building at‘ the Falrfield County K. II 1 Bank
||Rn3 mood and Day streets. For turt'h- against Mm p. Know. ' Attorneys
tier ”doubts inquile a; omen of 0111;110qu Goldaollmldt and Edvard M.
- ANTED ran an
' 4* 1*
WANTED: -
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
ATORS ON. ALL PARTS OF
. 831R? W013. roomy
"1
Well Cigar C0,, 83 Wg'snlngtqn shochockwood: ‘
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‘ '9 .__, _ 0 eroteoour ntoeaaeofn 'd
‘ IENCED OPERATORS. .' 13‘ 2 F03 SALE- FAT HOG A'1',W009"nonunion against Hattie Campbell?“
NOT EXPERIENCED WE ,sldcnvenue. Mr. J. Gallick. -
. --'l‘l-y A Sentinel Want Adv-tine
FOR SALE —— COAL AND GAS '_ mom and see the m
' range very reasonable. 35 Lincoln l
t WILL man you um PAY % 4-“ 1
= YOU wnnn LEARNING.
OLUETT, PIABODY & 00.,
. OVER 150 FEET‘
(Continued from I'll-l M).
trouble after icing a abort distance.
McDon-ld would to In» a M
start later in the dot. We! t
fine fly conditions. arm on
profile many at the contestantl‘
would roach Cleveland by nightfall.
huntingamiulnflull. .
hr‘s do Havlland machine 'oidealip-
Deli" and narrowly mania.
the ofliclal starters tent. coming with-
in ten feet of it at a. height of twenty-
flve feet from the ground. -
LieuL~Col. H. I. Haney val the
second to leave. He got away at 9:13
a. to. Then followed in the order nam-
ed, Lieut. L. S. Webster, Major Henry
Smith. Lieut. H. D. Norris. Captain ’11.
. . 1LT‘g1e, bl
tenant or not all! gunmen—~01!-
ma trace this to lornid liver; delay-
ed, fermenting food in the bowels.
m0“! utter olfld in the in-
testines. instead 0! beta; cast out of the
system is re—absorbed into the lllood.
When the poison reacha- the delicate
- brain tissue it Queen congestion and1
gagag??fli‘i.egltilsfl§ 1:21:33 gag: that dull throbbing, sickening bead: .
Maynard, Air Commodore L. E. O. ache
Charlton. » ' the
. “can as immediate" 019? 3'9 ~
Assistant Secrehry of War BoneT1 di ”ma
dict Crowoil, in the dance of Major-,“MWh' ”am“ the 30““ on s; f 54
General Thomas-Barry, commander onto“ and [0111 gases. take the excc‘l ,
the Eastern Department, acted as old. bile from the her and carry but ‘11
ciul starter. AS each machine took
all otcrl waste mailer and
the air. 11 climbed to a high altitudeime ”Mina,“ b “a
and within a few mklutes was lost 101110180119 c on . 1'
view, . A Cascarct tonight will sure .1 ,
The arrival of the first three Dhnel'siratghtcn roll out by morning. Thel'f ‘
l
at Blnzhamton was reported to (mi-“,0“ “.1,
. you sleep.
elals here at 11:10. The machines.
l
i .
. ’1 , _ __ trict of Norwalk, hath Unified and aiC
1 FOR SALEHLI FLLTW BUGS, 9x12, lowed Six months from the (into lll‘rv-
WANTElnquUNG MAN OVER 16 Royal Wilton velvet ru812x15. 4; klt- 0‘ ‘0' the creditors or said 1251:1111 10h
l‘o‘work in Drug store. H. Glcndeningvchen stoves. 8 parlor stoves. Tele- ”Mb” their claims for “em‘finem'i
& (10., Norwalk. . {phone 499. Call 37 Fort street. [Those ‘31” neglect to present ”F.” 11.0.
, f > _,__Jcounts properly attested wuhm sold
WANTED -— YOUNG- MLAN TO'; FOR SALE -— 537.50. AVIATION “me: will be debarred a ”WWW- A“.
work in stock room. Good'opporfunfgy coat alipon, mackinaw, shoes size‘ 6. DPTSMS indebted to said Eslalo are:
‘ Clue”, Pca- Few other articles. 17 Belts Place, requested tomake immediate pal nwnll
1 , East Norwalk. to '
l a s C, I . - - .n qr
10 .1 1 0. no 1 ' . . - -~ JOSEPHINE BUNKEME. .11. ,
. ' on SALE— OUTGROWN. 'nwo 1 » . .
WANTED —"GE.\'ERAL IIOUSI~LI F ‘ h “m‘nm’amx'
coats, hats, sweater-Slip, not dress un.l
dorwear. nllddya. skirts. rubber b00151
size three, other articles for girl 13. 17
Belts Place, East Norwalk.
worker: Family of two and
Good pay to right party.
Morgan avenue, Norwalk.
baby.
Bechel‘. 12
M' '__.cn.. .., i
moon's GARAGE 3
ch
FOR SALE—8‘ ROOM. TWO PAMI— '
13/ house at .\'o. 266 111.111 avenue and I’m“ at Flore- Gmo. ~11 Bantam
Apply 6 room cottage at No. 22 Collage Stunt“. 1’91. ”5. Gaul” hard mm
at once. I-li~Po W'alerproof Battery lnquirc \V-NL. “glam. 27! East ave- I!“ “‘l” ‘ '
COI ., East Norwalk. 1 '1)“(‘, EaSt ‘ orwa ' M " o-t gr . -b ~__
”’ _€ _. PROFESSIONAL. l
. E .. ' ' LK x- . ..
HOUSE FOR sans AT \\ EST hORWA . ‘
" Vi acres, 10 room house, improvements: V""°" Hush.-
large frontage, good orchards. barns. 'l‘ ‘1'!) ‘S'NG'NG TEACHER. 1
‘etc.. 81200 cash. balance as rent. Price 0“ 9“ 0" Tuesdays, 00 boulh Main,
$5,000. ”file (1111' Agency, Dorian. Sire!“ 7919mm“ 523- So. Norwalk. 1;
anone 356 "F" “m" ”‘4 Pafliculara address
= . v 313. West 57:11 atmt. New York City-I
' —— ‘l'l'Y PA -—- ’
WANTED~A 3le TO DELIVER F0“ 3‘L5- 5 51,5535? L ’ . 1
milk. ' (100d, wastes. “'oodruff l.)alr.V,. “0m“ Bank, South NOIWIIK. 10 “‘9“: PIANO INSTBUGTDous_mm1
. .‘ ;Sch,ool. Ra lime pop- '
L»33‘;Centel>1mvenuc, Norway. ‘81 F3133. ldiCounlymka 3‘ fink laugh: any one! 1mm“ ulamr music
‘ ,1- ~~fblorwolk 1 1Addres$1 . e4” Nan! you have a 91930. uh ,not learn to;
P011: South N Ill: Post on”. _ . play it. Studio an, . onday. Tuesf
‘ I
A day and Wednesday. Hams. 10 a. lit.
. —-11
HELP WANTED—MALE AND Flo"
male. Steady employment. good work—l
111g condilionr: and good wages.
Have your Ford overfloled or r.»
WANTED .. GENERAL
keeper in family ot‘ four mcn. Home
having modern conveniences, No
drawing. Kindly call or telephone. 67
Dnrion.‘ B. Quackenbusll, Brookside
.nvenue. ‘
E WANTEQl— PERMANENT
‘iion by trained nurse. Excellent ro-l
‘ferences. “ Mrs. Ann G. Diem, #1
.Concord street. Call phone 699.
.-
FOR SALE—H9088“ 3 “3‘59; ingmn street. South Norwalk, opposite'
__ 230.04 location, lot 00x1209. . Intent-.000 Post Dulce. Studio now open for en-l
; WANTED — BOY OVER 16 To’TW ‘0 "h ’0'“ ““8“ A" ’h‘pe‘im ""9“ Guam “m“ 8"“"1
. N 'l' ainlcd. 3,000 each.‘toudo.t. .
_learn plumbing trade. Good abnormal-{0:5, ’reqfired' 3500"“, fluid Dismal .
f)’ for hrizht boy. Apply Henry A.. Home of 9 roome, 811 llllll.l”oveln(‘mS V MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD, E
lingclcln. .56 Vi'aler street, South Nor-BdQSII-ahle location. Price 8 3 3 00 1 Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn. ;
.walk. . - “ ‘ iApply Joselowky. 41 Seaylew avenuc. .PRIVATE LgssoNs IN DANCINGJ
_, mast Norwalk. ‘
WANTED—A GOOD BI'SINEssi A ‘ W._ . . l
horse not over 12 years old, weight: FOR SALE—3 Six ROOM COTT (1- u m ,
from 10710 to 1150. sound and in g‘ooa'PSr Pa” “"Prmemems- 3°°d ”cam“ ‘
condition. Write with discription tOIPl'iCE‘ $3.000 each. One I room house! To LET—2 FURNISHED ROOMS.
Mr. Thomas McLaughlin, 17 Van Zant all modern improvements, best loca'éEvex-y convenience (or light handekeep-l
street,'EaSt Norwalk, Jinn in town. at a sacrifice. Price “fling. Improvements. Near trolley and‘
‘- >w~—~—— 5500- Lot 61x3q9- Apply 19. E. Gotham gnu“. "mum, 7 move street.
WANTED-GIRLS AND WOMEN, ‘ 1 ‘ Y _ _ ,
OPENERS AND CLEANERS. Goon,“(:21}“8;o:§:;‘lgggon3:£nLAgsw To LET_4 ROOMS AND BATH,
éPAY WHILE LEARNING. APPLY ATV" Mme to mien-d “n account M‘nann. gas ,eiect’rlc ligllta, 9 vuley;
Mom‘s ‘9‘ NAUMBERQ “0-1 80.0111111- bllsinea's. Will sell- cheap to Place. Phone 10.0. .
SPRIXG STREET. SO. NORVVALK. iquick buycr. (‘lxar store Norwalk. Ad- 9Aahalr,wne ETA CMR VBG KQ DL'
1 idrcss C. s., Norwalk Post omce. 3
—— ‘ l
1 WANTED—~A NIGHT BOY. APPLYT TO LET—FURNISHED. I ROOMS!
i Tolaphono 1838. ‘
Hotel Cliffiol'd. FOR SALE—2 HOUSES ON UNIAN
YOUNG MAN AS BELL
“I Y $22 per month with room
~ Apply at once.
.,..,/-
4.
5 —AT ONCE. GIRLS. EX-
carncrs on Power mach~
—.
CARPENTERS ON
05 job East Norwalk. 90
1 r. Apply Supt. Austin
‘ "‘i 114
‘BRIGH'I‘ GIRL
Employment steady and
g pity. ll. Jacob & Sons,
{gt-z, Belden avenue, Nor—
1—2 soIAnL FAMILIES
floors of
Hotel Man
11111 Shoe Mfg. Co., 6 Uni-
FOR .
O.
. , for housek e in . from Oct. 15 toldffimlte over irate demands at the 1 rl in Cam-l ' _
I ' 18tre‘3l1 501““ horwalk. 1 house 12. - e p g 1 . ' 1: “plant of the Whitaker Glenn“ Com~ at many points, partlcua y ,. -
. , . 1Api‘ll lst. Adults only. we er, 2:) 11 here a boycott against patronlz .'
WANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED,rooms. 1 bonnie 6 rooms. Lot 1003175 _ L incur, a large independent steel cor— "‘1 " , h be mi ‘ 1-31"
man Room and board with American fact. Whole $7,000. For—particulars Havxland 3"“ . ingrgo? 133,112th New Boston, I-e- inx the companys can as on i ‘
, . _ ~ . . - ,s n . c ng.down’ot~tbe effect. — ‘ -'
1.1111in. ‘1\o boarding house. Address} I TO RENT~EOUSE AnuflxvfilB mill the Open m M . __.-.. At A“ Hours
.“°""“» ““9 0‘ Seminel- ‘ Mk Ollfl T‘ Hayes 1' 9 mf'a baths. mag-19%.“! Mil" ' rive-L L ‘ i canon our 1 VICTORIA TAXI C0-
1 u. 7 m at. Ema]; " ““1 "‘6" i ~ 1. 5 “a norm-no 7' ‘Oct s—sram “u" paw duwraas our
.- .—""—'.—..———-——'---‘!9 . - . . 1 . AV . 0‘ Then rooms 97. - -,H-1 1
, WANTED —— BOYS FOR LIGHT‘ ‘J-J *' “’5' - ‘ _, ‘3- Elgtfiiynzm 1: be“ m and it 90092111 armed with titles patrolled _ i none 937
machine work. Phone call or write. BUSINESS NOTICE -~ (1‘ i (1 Telephone 1393 Not-walk. the “recto ofrmktwa‘lin'n‘thln lnhl‘n- Worm WIIU'" 34": as Ran-on “n 65 Railroad Avenue-
“wand ' ”new“ 0°" 1'32 Wa‘er‘Auvo Palwrluo “ng :nln‘lmuo. es re ' '. ;“"- ‘t ‘3'“ '3‘ 3““ 1"" m ”531 The %§firmm*”tg‘nwm 800th Norwalk.
93“?“- High class auto painting. upholstery To LET—TO RBSPECTABLE COL-,mm to M in tilt-tool stfibo opens today. but few hunters will, . — ““' .
_ ‘ .. Eor Cemezlnes. tops, cushions, Cur~ 0er. people. Two sets of rooms, 17 area that the constabnlafi‘bad carried ta‘ke advantage 0: the open season bo- TIRES
L WANTED— FIRST CLASS TOOLItaing. slllmovers wd all general Wm}, “em. [mink-e 0! Mrs. Namuamo other an clubs nnd revolvers. cause of the mm :fiathflé 33:; ALL STANDARD m
‘nlakers and machinists at once, Steady " palrln‘. POGA‘IY & MAIER ‘15 Lowe street.- “Trains and sheet cars Win! vork- :zgglttgh'fi a??? 1:311:91: the taken rm A” 'm
work, current wages. Call or write. 26 Van Zant street, mi Norwalk.‘ ' __________—______ inlet! ”-0!“ mo run under armed out licenses this year than in any one! .. Ia. EFFRON
Holland Machine Co. 132 Water' I FOR BENT*'AT Tim SEDRE. AI‘IQNS- . _ —~ year for a long while. gm“ no“ ‘8 no at. m um
“”99" PA'NTINO "' PMHLNGMi7 roan; bungalow. furnished. -._4 Sleep.‘ .5?!“ Show of force forestalled any game lawn have not been received lltyi:rd I“ m “
. - loco-nun. mum'- .,; .m‘ins rooms, 335 a month- 'La'rence‘memm to renew the attacks on tool- 3“; Efiafl‘filfififfiffflfififflfi;' ' “1' M -- :1
i noon. in... nob-data mm. Jon-l. mo: Anny, South Norwalkf per cm carrying worn-m Which yes- .‘3 em may. 1 ed! call ‘ "'
, ’llumatl! cm aim. m. - n ,. 1 . . . bard-y resulted in the rounding of limo-u. who usually have my
I LOST A FUR NECKPIECE Elf—268m 39““de T9" 213’- “m.; ?o LET—5 ROOMS Ar 55 summit" mm a" m u,- h", at 39""! ‘ m, u "m. h." .1... a.” m J“ .3 a “a
WWII! - . ' . R. 'rarlov, 18
tween Flax Hill Road and 'ralmaqgel “5 ‘1‘” m “u" _ . @ agté'mm 33:52—12. g
llstl'eot. last Wednesday night. Finder ‘UNIDN PARCEL',“LIVEIV Ill . l
lplease return to Miss Mary Kerekea, md I. i‘laherty, mpfletor_ m
11 Talmadge Place, South Non-walk. ins, 10113."th W. t
Reward. - ' ' .J and heavy trucking. Office telephone.
. 1581. 300 may connection
LOST—LARGE BLACK POCKET-E
l TotET—s 11111111111131) ROOMS
for light housekeeping. '41 Watt ave-
nua. NorwaIk. 1
. w - . - wanna —— conrnrm AL!-
.book between South Namath and‘ Electrical work and * :31er man who cm do" pllmfilnt and
Bridgeport. Either in inner diet. » W “in”; no “a required. Apply 5‘
South Norwnlk to Nor-walk or Brl 30-; ' 1 »« .. « ~~ 1‘ .. - 1 - ' | | gm. Tole--
port. return._ Owner's namé lnslde.‘ F. J. FLAREBTY :3; 58-3- South 1 H -
Finder kindly return to 11 Haviland' 4mm 8:. national! 1W
lslreet and receive reward- i ' M ”.13 . .WANT‘HM WC I0-
1 .-_. -.-__ - 4 ‘ ‘ ' ‘mr.1om,mu.muhmll
LOST—FROM HIGHLAND AVEJ __ _
Fox Terrier (large) brown patch 070:;
right eye. Answers to name, at “not,
Inie.” Telephone 869.
ans-limo all cw“ ‘m “'
quire a” m m he}. om
felon-l
l
1
LOST—PAIR or. W 33033:
and child's shoes 1! W M‘
The Court of Probate tor the msJZelman, Major Patrick F113“!!!
avenue. ‘ . ‘-
J ING- .4. } _‘_‘ can ’ a)” ...~;“r7ui"" > V
- ' FOR SALE— 7 R00)! HOUSE,
1 *— ‘good well, new garage, lots of fruit. ‘
Lot 120 ft. front x 200 it. deep. ln- Dinrlct of \‘orwalk ' ‘
- . 1 . . as. Probate Court,
WANTED: . _ ,quire Mrs. R. Hennesu, Earth Taylor; September 8, A 1)., 1919‘
'soft Hat Banders and Stiff ‘1‘ '11“. __1 1211111111 of J. Frederick Hunkemeier.
Hat Tnm‘ mers, good pay guar- FOR SALE—MILKING GOAT WITH ””9 0" Norwau" m Bu4.ms‘ri"" “‘53
anteod. _ ‘ ' ‘ three months old kid. Inquire 63 ceased.
THE Dnm HAT co \Vlniield street, East .Norwalk.
' plane. landed at
ilo. N. Y.
to 9:30 p. In. ’Phone 1185.2. {20 WEN-i *-
;sentatlves of the steel companies say
I
l
l
9
Were piloted by Major Smith, LieuL-i‘” 4': ‘
1C0]. Hartney and Lieut. Maynard.
Lieut. R. C. Kirkpatrick
:9:59:30, followed by Lieut.
l ;
CHICAG0.0<'1. 8.--Federal minim-w, T14...“ ‘ - ‘ ‘ 4
got away at and Indiana state militiamen pre- Englands great lalllouu bUIKE‘ p»
E. M. “an“:ervlnx order at points where violenccled a hoary burden on tho shoulder!
' t . 'o- -. ll'wt -Gcnertl
.ieut. D. A. Gish, carrying Captainald: had ‘hma‘em‘d- 19" ‘° “ befiermm‘io: 1:”. m? island‘naillwllyzland a.
lit Vcrgne, attache of the French em- in the industrial Situation in the Chi— 0 ‘ memen ' an ‘ "
113.:in FKANCISC 308.80 steel district during the lust 'eral Manager 0‘ the Midland Roll“
~ ‘ ' 0' OCt' 8.—Li‘eut. 1-1 rd' to mill 0 erators ”W“
P. Richter, piloting a. de Haviland air- 2‘ hours. acco m: (1 til i linger m0} FRENCH cus‘rom,
plane. with Lieut. J. 8. Patrick, as 013- ”day- Tfhe-‘h “$11!: “y mi
server, leaving the ground at 6:51 a,§tec on o I e ry DO 100. ma .
31., today, was first of the western avi-ladditlonal employes returned to work: in France. until the Introduction of
am!“ to "no" on" in the 217°o‘m‘95yesterday. and that more were cxpecl- 0091389 Stamps and ”19 “1'9 01' (1011‘.
l
“”070 Mineola, N. Y. . . - , -. postage for unpaid letters, it was a.
Cadet D. A. Cardin was send to take ed ha“ “”13" Strike 11111191.: 9‘
”'9 air- He left at 6:52. ms plane pressed themselves as sanded with, sidem! HI mid. todprepa-y a letter ul-
carried no observer. The first six mm the stool trike, now roll into theIdrmfied ‘0 a non -
chines took the air in has than fivomipd weelf, and maintained that, the r1 7
a
Llft off Corns!
minutes and they were closely follow I ‘ " ‘-
ed by three moré‘. , workers ultimately would no uctou
Doesn’t hurt a bit and Freeman
costs only a few cents.
“ . .,
J
SACRAMENTO, Cal.. Oct. 8.‘—L1eur.,°“3-
E. C. Kiel, piloting a de Haviland air-1 At Gary, Ind, under military con-l
‘ lather dying 119111....» approximately 1.000 men of the!
m not: "’1: 2:: “L?" 1...... 1.1.1... ““1"”
from, San Francisco today? the fig: there MOM“ night by Major—General
aviator to reach this mung point in Leonard W°°d 0“ "fine“ of Govcr~
the race from San Francisco to Mlneo ‘nor Goodrich ,0! Indiana... three ““95!“ '
Others arrived at inter-vals‘od radicals were arrested ,questionfld
arid released and inflanlmaior." 11‘9”“
8 few minutes.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y., Oct. 8.—Col. _
ture and firearms were seized. Gen- l: ..
ml W'ood. who returned to Chicago:
E
of
Gerald Brandt was fatally hurt and his
issued a slatcment saying most of the
passenger. Sergeant W. H. Newlll, sc-
riously lnjurcd,‘ when Plane No. 4
trouble 11'- Guy was tomented by radi-
cals. I
crashed to the ground for some un-
known reason, one mile north of Do.
-Martial law at lndiana Harbor and.
‘East Chicago. lnd.. maintained pcrfocti
posit. at one O'clock, Brandt's arms
and 1““ Were broken and he suffered:
ordcr. Except for the gradual improve-‘
‘ment reported in the industrial shun-'1
internal ‘injnries. Nevilt appalenlly
suffered concussion or the brain. The
plane was wiecked completely.
W
STEEL STRIKE . - ..,,1 lion, thcrc .wcre no. Wiles} changes! C. ,
STILL REMAINS ~ Sal any point: in the Chicago dlsh‘lfl. 1 ‘ .-
DEADLOCKEDQ 7' mongrel“ CONFEE—ENCE 1 mm mm. my”. you can lift a;
ADJOURNS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Sr None of 1m
lzroups being ready to present any
business for consideration. the indus-
trial conterencqadjourned ihls morn-
ing. until tomorrow. after being in ses-
sion less than an hour. Secretary
Lane. chairman of the conference,
called on the delegates to get acquaint-
ed. instead of remaining rigidly neon:
,‘any hard com. 5011 corn or corn in-
twccn the 10‘s. and tho bard skin d ..
lilies from bottom of tool. ,
A tiny bottle of “Freezenc” coal! II. .:
tie at any drug store: apply a In. 1'
drops upon tllc corn or callus. lnltfl~ ’
ly itatops hurting. then aortly you an
that bothersome corn or callus 11!“
rated in groups, and adjournment was off, root and all. Without one bit 0-.
'ed b a min 1 of labor-lead- . ' 1
‘mlfizapital’lsts. “1:133: and public— ‘analnvor sonness. Truly. No how:
late. 1 bd‘ £3522: _ . “n.2,
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I’nion. it was announced that thc
board had decided lo call a special
meeting of the union {or Friday even-
inn. Oct. 10. “to consider action upon
illegal opposition. repression and vio~
lei-Ice meticed by the anthorilirs
againat the steel workers now on
strike.”
Oflicers of the Pennsylvania State
Federation of Labor and officials of
the American Federation of Labor in.
this district Were invited to attend the
session.
The strike Situation here is dead~'
locked. with both employers and the‘
union claiming the advantage. Repre<
WOULD DISCONTINUE i
: zoNE SYSTEM.
NEWARK N. J.. Oct. 8.——1‘homas
N. McCarter. president of the Public;
Service Railway Company, notified ihc
New Jersey Public Utility Commission;
laday that he wished to abandon theI
zone fare system inaugurated on the;
company's trolley lines throughout lhel
state several wants ago. Operation!
of the oyutnm has resulted in disorders
that the plants which reopened on the
first day of the Week, are still operat-
ing, and that great numbers of men
ale reporting at the mills daiLv for
their old positions. Union leaders con~
tlnue to maintain that the strikers’
ranks are “holding am"
PORTSMOUTH. 7013b. Oct. 8..—~A
given a license, have had to do with-
t till! you . or gain infom-
Thore was evidence at increasing an” task” the lawn in the newe-
wflv‘t’ tn the mat of t‘e Lichhxh “pets. shomge of mper is gi'en
In and Como-my. flembera affirm» the prlnnm as tho roaoon for the
state police eatimted that 1,200 medium-appearance of the copies or the
9&1!le lhronabtho nus this am -,
in. About 6.00. men "Worn meal
than tbi ambiva- declared: _ l
others. It wouldn’t coat MORE.
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