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.4. opportunity to attend the Dan
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.Tlfi—mn’uilli: Saturday at Roped
R'li'l iii: ad tomorrow. .
It)tk\\'€ll. of South
Em- accepted a new position
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to: 2 free demonstration " of
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a ("ll will your property :0 when
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~1~.z b} running The South Nor-
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CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-—A general better-l
ment in the industrial situation at ma-
ny of the steel mills throughout the
Chicago district was indicated today"
by reports of milk operators at Gary.
East Chicago and Indium Harbor. Ind."-
and South Chicago, Ill.. that their;
plants either were running on a fifty‘
percent. scale or were ready to resume'
immediately at a reduced capacity. 5
At Joliet. and Wankegan mill opera-3
tors reported a gain. in the number of
men at work. ;
Military control at Gary with I 000'
lederzl soldiers under command of Ma-j
jorth-net‘al Leonard “'ood. continued:
a< did traitiul law at East Chicago and
Indiana Harbor. 1nd. Wllt'l‘e state mil-:
itizunez: are manned.
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' given away by her father.
l'Ol"NGSTOW.\'. 0., Oct. 9.~—O’oup.
‘ led with tht announcement that differ-
ence between employee and officials of
the Trumbull Steel Company at War-
ren had been amicably settled. reports
that the Brier Hill Steel Company and
the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.
were making‘brepnruiions to start do
portmente today, gave rise to a attun-
tion more tense than has exlsfod'ut
any time since the early days 01' the
strike in the loin-ting Valley. The
Trumbull Steel Company. whose mu
expect. [0 return to wont. mm
5.000 men, while the other two con-
urns are the largest in the valley.
No announcement has been made to
the terms or the settlement agree-i up-
on between the employee of the Trun-
hull Steel Co. and th organisation
Steel Company and the organhaticm
heads. Amalsomuted Aesooluuon of
iron. Steel and Tin workers. employ-
ed by the company. which is an inde-
pendent concern. arranaed the (unfer-
ece which paved the way for the net-
tloment. An agreement to return to
work is the first Drunk in the ranks of
the strikers.
r. I ‘t-r -t'-,: in thrir twenty vear< ex- ‘ . ‘ ‘ _ .
‘ ‘, 1- n. 1 ' ‘ PlTTth Ron. (m. 9. winndttmns
5- rm . lll mm ”)2 es 3 es. . _ _
l ' surrounding the snarl \vorlteis Sll‘lke-
l . . . .
. , -.__ . . , ill the Plitsuurgh district. “ere, \‘ll'lll-
Mr ln'~"iiunce a SI'Pl'lafly. Gem's" ‘
.. \ ally unchanxred vainy today, Qulct
F. l'onzpum . . _ , ‘ ‘ .1. I»
Immatlcd littougnout thv «indie dis—
. . . trict. ncl whil re o't' trom c ‘1!) mnv
Tf:(‘.~t‘ . ml nitrhts bring to your a e p ‘ ‘ “ I -
1r Id ”1 f (I that you mu‘at have sources lndlcuUd that large numbers
A l .. ‘ ‘1 ' . ,
' of men were return“: to their laces
v.11: l: .mk-v' and comforteru. The g p
le'xe Ml: ;‘. own by the A. J. (‘ollins
Woman) (on prises eVery quality from
lint-r tin: inexpensive cotton to
thwe (.t' the higher priced all woo‘.
of
--l‘m~ housefutnishings at rwlmw-d
.3»: rt't‘ Rownfivld': Lid tomorrow.
. All l-dignin '.
pr"
.‘\
ltzi‘
A I‘. Britley of Nat-walk .\
”hm-n (unfEnvd to her home since latte
Futunln'. under 7hr" rule of a physi—
‘lzn rawhe being mustlv due tn
the
(lIl'l
'1‘:'~UU‘-i >}:'tem :w-t‘ >ince
.
" of Albert Hailey. her husband-
in the mlll'a union leaders announced
that the strikers wore holdig firm and
are prepared for :1 “long siege.”
According to the latest statement
from the (.‘arneg‘ic Steel Company. the
largo-st sulhidiar) n! the l'niled States
Steel (‘orporation hundreds of men
art reportini’: to fillle of that concern
daily for their old jot» and production
is steadily increasing. The statcment
sun: that {:10 hundred men remitted
to work in their Monongahela \‘alloly
plants Wednesday. and added lllat this
had lwwn Hm ztwruee daily rt-fut'n for
the last week.
RlES TO END
GOVERNOR 1’
§ HAT FACTORY STRIKE
. _
.rll,ll.-\.\'\'. X. Y.. Helmhv" Yo. Elvin-
hers (13‘ 'hr- Stu?“ Lulmi' Hoard at u
. ',Ullfl‘l‘l>-(‘(‘ between r11‘lkk’l‘n— and mill
owns-rs atto-mpwd til-dia'i-m of the
S‘l'll—l“ in the hat :il('llll‘lf> at llezicon.
Pullouing the conference. Governor
5‘1le) said he lull] l.op--< lllt' diffirult-
'ies will lm :zvlfu-tvd. A committee of
the Labor ”(litl'd will 20m lloucun
l‘ltlr-y i~ dnin: nir-n-ly at present
:1‘. i.- vt‘iw 'tl-d m be out and around
.- .165 or two,
'>‘ Art hunts. Iliiltls' ‘5' l'. ‘4.“
. -:‘ (M, porting an} hip. 84.3”.
“*t‘ .1. Slim Store.
7" F5"i!‘l“ld ("Iw'mtv Fur!) nlrt‘dil
2': Luid .1 comm-3:213." nit-Vine: in
l'vm f‘fll in the ital-wment n.’ the
Eli; . »_: .ai ( izurr-‘zi. Saturday evening. tr:
:vi.-:..~ :~ r d- ;zmnrxrotinns for the.
“aunt: winter. meeting‘ throughout.
the Winter. and another Brookfieiu
Fain Lunati‘day in 111» summer smh
a: w...» held last year.
"I'EACHER OF COMMERClAL SPAN-
- lSH.
Lau’a C. Barker. Ea“ Nor-walk.
Referenr’m' New Y'nk l'nivez'~l"-‘
Now; the Board.
within sex ex‘ul day.~ to brim: the strike.
1 to an end. |
At tonxorrmy's conferento :l.e Labor
i Board will try to end 1h» joint Sll‘lkl‘
and lmkout cf the huildin: trudv< in
, .\'v w Yvrk city. Repre>enlatiw< of
. "no building trade? unions and the t m"
iployers‘ association will confer with‘
' The entire conference to‘
and E) ‘1; .; .4 lrml of l.:ui_‘ua2- ‘1 ‘ i
' Yolk ‘ ltlzvy was behind «heed doors. with:
TEL. 1343_ ' Harry C‘. Walker, Liem. mm: ”()l't'l'n'lr'
giri 'lie chair.
W”.x\t’\‘“-r\“ \\ '7‘ \ ‘ ll‘ ". -—G;‘and—;y‘:n~in:w.<a‘tdim; nt Rni-é
’Pnfield‘s. Read his ail tnmorrow for!
' lejpecials. ’
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this company your executor. will our. »\ \_
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STARRING—NILLER
An ideal autumn day added its Yul:
quota to a beautqu home wedding at
the home of Judge Alfred E. A‘sllnf
34 West Avenue, yesterday afternoon“
when his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Amu- Miner. plighted her mom to 0a.;
rid Swing Starring of Chicago. Rev.‘
Ernest F. KcGregor officiated. using
' full Episcopal service. The bride was,
Theotttend—
ants were the two pretty little daugh-
tera of the bride. Cnrollne and Eliza-
beth. Hrs. Beatrice Canastay and him.
Grace Tyson. both of New York city,
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for $15.00.
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know: who! the famous M
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ton. Also many quality. today,a.nd is used by thousands CI
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L‘ SRomSt. n.nm,oom “H“! loll-lie. 34.014131
Ibrary and Office Tel 441 M «1 m. a. ,1...“ i. 01“.“
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ABIG moon or our neon m m
Immune. “not"...
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van-alum
INSURANCE
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REAL ESTATE
In all m Branches
were matron: of hmor. Manon Star-l
ring. brother or the groom. was the:
best. man. ' :
The bride was charmingly attired
inachiffon gownofgley and coral
with trimmings a hr mil silver. ’
The wedding un- of tho simplest,
character amid artistic deem-ulna: d
mun. dahlias. all! mm in
a not“ d an. lures ad was"
witneaoud by om more! rein.l
tivaa aid due fr“. i
A Deception M d 1&- a sub:
par unsaved ”Cumin-York
city. spli‘d'l m dud-Don.
#8306 me wedding m ad incl-l
dental music. l
\Vl‘th the natal m of pod wish-
es Mr. and Mrs. amt-g left to: their:
weddlnz lotr'ne-y and after a inert
my with the bride's hater will make‘
their line in Chicago.
In hater of her lilth Ihirihday an~
nivermry. Miss Marmret Hendrick‘h
of 64 Franklin aVenuc. entertained a
turn circle of he r friends at her home
last evening. A amiable and enjoy-
able evtning was the keynote of the
1111le & Codie.
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
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second hand goods. Anything yo.
1.1. MALLETTE ’
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"10' OF CHIROPRACTI
WM “amount.
a cannon. II. Ian lawm'
- - the name. Diana. la coale-
occattion. The hostess had prepared . M 1'” . ht.
3 "HIV vlcmm Dt‘oxram 0' :Yxl v, #4.. . -. -~ ~ Im- I! “new“ at
There was singing. dancing and r ‘ -, - W . mm. mm '3...
of various sorts, all of which were m in. m m
very much enjoyed by those present. Oil the .
Befreshmenta very appellant: and ap-
prtcintive hr the guests. .were served.i
There was «inning. dancing and names:
evening with the youn: hoctess were: l
Viola (hirer. Francis Hickey, (‘illht-r-t‘
lne Mt-Cinnis, Mary McSally, llvlvn‘,
Duffy. Kathleen Lynch. Royal (lurch;
“'illinm Hickey, Thomae Hickey.‘
George Ro=--, Edward Flnhettx'. (leorze
Scully. (‘hat-lcs Hv-ndricku. Mr. mul’
Mrs P Elwood. and Mr. and Mrs. Ila
J. Lynch. Tho aliens dept-trim! at an
early lvtllll' all w’tsliinu Margaret mmn’.
happy VMu: n< of the dn,’ .mvi de'larinz!
Henfirit-ks and (lzllluhlf‘l‘.;
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Mr. and .‘lr.~
twill entvt't'titicrs. 3
At a nicean Hf the Tlollv lflfl Sew l
in; l"lull. held at the TQ'ldc'll'W' ofif‘.
M:- and .\tr.u. Vl'illinm J Schlitt. at"
lit hm“ lad ‘\"llln;’. wn-f‘
gzt’ulnt‘ll nlf their nlt'l‘i- .\l:“.< l‘tl‘nltl,‘
to Omar Amundsen of l'J;
sheet, Em! Norwalk. way
The rolor scheme
F'I'i’t". “A“
Mr Lear.
SL
announced.
.lu‘nn
Will;
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rt d. tll" lllblo’ living decorated with..—
ied daliliztu. rtc. The announcement
IGNFP _.
IflNEflflRVVEMUR,
Prepmfortheceldmther by m ”arm
early. We are now showing a complete line of “Heroic”
t giving the Chiropractor a u
. help you.
W Treatment. Given Ala.
'l‘. FRANCIS, D. C.
M Wuhlncton 8!. Bo. Nor-walk. cot.
Graduata from Palmer School
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A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT w
Late Examiner 11.... Patent Office
fiPATENTs
“for Ml“.- Pale-h
1115mm“ Wear-o.
union suits and separate comments at 3 ya, mitt advance
over last. year's prices.
Suits, Coats and
-. Dresses
‘4
“11.: nzatln in H d heart shaped favor“.
Thoce preset-t} were Mr. and Mrs. “‘l!’
liam J Schltlt, Mrs. Jn-eplt XII-Faro
land. Mics Kate Sweeney. )lrr. .lolm
.‘l. Glover. Nines Jennie and Clam
Reardon. Min—e: Mary and Tlterenal
Strimiska ‘J‘ld Miss Jennie “’33. A
fine time was had by all. \.
The Misses Ruth Cave. Mildred
Loveioy, )lurid Jam-s. Anucs Xefibill:
and Mrs. Dorthy Murray Hoyt of the:
lrrm \Vm’k'q office force
motored to the Danbury Fair today.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
"‘ Owing toaurinmued business we have found it neces-
sary to provide larger ofice space in fiew‘York (my. On and
after FIRST. 1.919, we will be located .1 174
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City. Phone larragut 7347.
Our service has been extended to Philadelphia, PL, and
new Haven. Conn, and we will be glad to quote ram and
all for shipmemi. ——
DAILY SERVICE um FEW mm. WEI,
KOBWALK, m YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 large tergcks ntfyou: service formal kinds of trumpet. I can save
tation. Padd vans or urnitm wo , i
Hershfield Motor Transmnatmn' Ca. '. Your Teeth
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Norwalk.
' - 80- Howalk’ Ct' New York clay Now I‘m,“ I am doing it for other: every day.
Miss Julia Mott “1.: the week end 122 "‘3“- st. 174 Seventh ‘VO. ”We“. ‘ Ninety per cent. of the people. hue
guest of her cousin. M ?. Pore Lee. ' "‘vorrhec. 4” Rings ”“93”“1 '9’“
'of El 1 l‘ y' Pb” 2“. Phone FWI m‘ mmwny' -l t. ,r 1 d: fig- ."(t-r- mo"'h and 'c‘
mhurst. Long Island. Mn. Lee , h r" "1 J "To. 4 1...”, ,, ”J
was formerlv Miss Vera. Addison. 01 he 'aIndl jewr endamra I health. “mind‘
m; »-o-«—'-'——- ——- ‘— - - v .
and powet r
Miss Battle A. Raymond of Garnet
street. has been visiting friends in:
Stamford. l
Mrs. Charles H. )iott was‘the week
end guest of lrene S. Huyler of Nexi-
York City.
——Miu Cornelia O'Dell at 96 East
steam: find: on her return home from
France a large dancing class nwaitinl
her. She will open in th- Tm u’l
sembly Hall the middle of Wu
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by which you can make your mouth
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HOME firearm
A. new and, and are attracting much favorable node... Come in for For: Common.
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gunman-unwed» honor condo-a- Ims'mmgm' bfim°"‘”‘h
our ' “nine .,. you 0.. you need
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and avoid the expense and torture ofl
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PM P. MAHONEY
C! "on Zoom street. Phone In“.
Second hand good- alwnyr on .3.
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Dorlon nous?
Shore Dinners
All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak. Chops and
Chicken
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CIGARS, CIGARETTE,
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Tel. 1561
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