SPALBING’S
FOOTBALL SUPPLIES
Footballs—$4.00, $9.00.-
Bladders, Nose Guards, Head
Guards, Ankle Supports, Etc.
Basket Balls—$5.00, $12.50.
Soccer Balls, Volley Balls.
Striking Bags—$2.00, $4.50.
Everything You Need
RAILWAYSWNER
lNDlANAPOLlS. 19¢. Oct. 14.—
Rafimads should be returned to thdr
owners and the temp and tele-
mph companies should be kept out-
side the jurisdiction of the Interstate
r‘mnmerre Commission. for the pres
out. at least. dcriared Governor James
I’. Goodrich. of lndiana, in an address
before lllt‘ Nazional Association of
Railway 9nd l'tilltles Commissioners
here today.
Governor Goodrich said he could find
no reason for delay in turning back the
mill-oat! property to its owners, onma
t‘cngrPss has provided a method of
('(illllt‘il, and arrunxed to compesatc
in These Lines—Get at
DON NELLY’S'
16 So. Main St.
scum NORWALI.
iCity New
ii...
Tim annual harm-st iostival will be IN'PELL!(,ENCE
detml Administration and not necos-
:.:1t'_\' in mime-limo operation. and for
oilwr llzsws inridvm to the Govorn-
mi m'v sr-fzin: The prcrerties.
(it)'v'(lnt)l‘ (i0()lll'i(‘h also urged that
Amerir-uns be (' tlFOU)HL'Pd to establish
liu int-5A Iii.i:".‘f.’ throughout tlr‘
Vinyl-l. it vns his opinion that the
l'niicd States uh-i‘Chilnl (loot b0 0x—
_. tendui so as to (ow-r the trade routes
to («on countn. l’v- also expressrtl
the rpinion that tho Foderal Govern-
ment should license corporations do-
ing an intorstato arid foreign business.
and lt'i) down in 05 b_\ which \thcir
IJUain€>s should be tonduttvd
iii-id in ilm (Tranbury ("1131le this ev- AUTHORIT‘ES
"”“L‘ ' MAKE ARRESTS
The l..m:.lh Svpul'uto (‘mnptmyz lil- lt‘ontin‘wd from First P42“,
worry. of the ('onnvvtirut State‘ ___- __
{Elihi‘tlfi will hold a regular drill this
_ That the situation in Cary itst'll'
ovenng.
i4
h ‘Ji4\!‘ll ll) h~ unrler oomph-to con-
— -~ .. not by the l-‘t-dI-ral soldiers lmre watt
'\ mid t’xig of tilt lt-znor't‘ats of th? (\itill'h td by (hm al “and training
b0 maid 1mm? salon tor the first otmioer mass
city it! ( m: toda: sin!“ it assumed com-
‘ mom; how The mnvtinz was to bu-
will
o'clot'lx’ in tin
District
3
HF-‘UDd \‘otin;
'E2's «waning (at
Lil I. :‘(ldflsSHI by John Fitzpatrick ('hflll-
—-» mun oi the national wairtilma {or or-
;,I,,nd (-nmpanimyg dam-u. Ilod- gnnizzi'ior. or rte-«l thlk~.‘l~2 Fth‘iili"!
mnn'» liztll Thu..23a}'. Sovc's Ol‘Cll- Novk“ m <2N'Nt‘rr‘y 0f the i'kimnif‘t‘d‘
->:r:1. oration of Labor. 3'?” John \\'.i.lt0r,
iormor p'esidrnt cf the liiiilois Feder-
‘ . .- ’ y z. .- :ition on Labor.
.A ”WP“ ‘30?“ ”W“ “m be mrft'gsmmun. on, 1.3, J’Hla‘l‘mt‘gh
L‘WPH ”1 the “13*“ street A‘ M" E‘ distrirt stool miilw nrt- opt-insin'z "to".-
thumb this etching under the diroc— iully 10¢“- than at a,“ 9“... sin!:- the
tion ni' tho board of stewards. nation—wide strikp m‘ fill-(‘1 u'oi‘kvrs ho.
W grin morn than thrt-D wmks oz». it‘-
'r‘m» Ladies Aid Society of the Nor ‘10-‘11“ ‘0 ”Fm" lmm Mum's-rm:-
. ”yrs of ti. e employers Th: I‘a e t
“al‘ )litliodist Episcopal chum-h has
stntmnents from tho vmau compan-
plannutl to hold a Slll’llt‘l‘ this EWD' test indicated that hundreds of men are
int: uturnin: to “mk daily.
._...--_ ___ Reports from th-- (‘amrzio Strr'l
l'i-iV \lt'i iilL'hlflll TJHIZP. x”. g2. Company :ll't' that 11° of its bla>t ill?“
'* ~ . . true-A- ll 0 ()Hldlln» on ii i 4
”will?" “I Smut, ”MPH WWW“... . l in tin. ‘:liii-
ton Ste-(l (‘onipany onitiuls say their
it \. ~il l‘ o: .l 'ht nowl} “W“! grind tomtven-int‘h mill which opened inst
(-‘nirl (1:: thlt'!‘ \lis Wildman. at the Monday is still mnninz full bin. t.
I‘quial' lll‘"‘lil‘l;{ this “(mini \‘ewly While 1 800 mr-n are It ported to bu
I". d ff”- 4‘ will be inst'llled. work‘in the plant oi tho “iirton Sttol
e “”3 0 ‘ ' ‘ ‘ Company at Weirton \\'. \. The plant
3'”. nperntln': ”loo nev- mot." armru’iuz
NOTICE — r ' to iwremtativr-s of the concern.
My wi’v having left mr- WilhO‘lt‘ The (“aims of the compunivs we"?
rauw, l 1e’nre to pay any bills con- met by union loaders? today with tho
statement thit th‘ urikms are gain
rim: ground stutdj‘ j. and that no dusm
tion< hzwp open Icpmiid Silili'“
her or any othvr puma.
C. H. B05‘YORTH.
tracted by
(‘onnwt-tiou‘.
The fall mw tin: of thr district rnmntir ‘n ‘r joinin': tht- union.
5.3.. Tmu'lHWS' i"."tl(‘lfllilln will he an :tnnonnmniin: ti-om striki- hl'dd'l
, . . .~ . .- . (lliill’lt‘l'S Hiitl
MK 'ti Friday. ()tmbm‘ .‘i. \ch >“‘-.‘lUfl.\ . _ ‘ _ - ' -
- . , _, \\ AhHlKI‘yTOX. til I. I». Arbitrt-
in Hartford, New Huron. .\r‘i\l.lt‘h :iml
.tion of the storl strike animated today
Norwalli. it is . Xfl‘xl‘lttl that the.» ma- :0 hp blopkgag ,hp pathway of ,h‘, .‘(u
joritv of 2h“ Lutnlmry lt'l‘l'llvl's allt-nd- tionol industrial (‘onforvnr-n. Ruin“.
in: tho (tfn‘v :tion “ill mnno It) Nor- ”“3 ”5“ 5"~“"‘r’n-" I‘"‘<tt‘i‘tl:l_\'. :iltvi :l
"l’. thi'po—dn}; l“’f‘0—S:~'. tlir (“tillivl(‘nl"‘ “it“. I
Vial ‘.
in a few minutes :il’tt r it was called ::
m-di r h)- (‘haiiman Lam;
into i”) arbitration issnn :mtl tlw roan
"f the tiny wn< given nvor to discus-
sion of tho stvol strike: Tho same suh-
jvct was (ethnically below tht- confer-
;‘zis lizuv l‘vtln rot-«Trial
'hi lilzih of a son. ()(-to-
.intl .\lr.~‘. Earl Baker of
Announwt'w
in this (‘in ,.
be)" 13.103111
South Not-walk. Mi.» Baku‘ was for- .ent't- when it resumed its muting to-
mH‘ly .\li~s Vii-5:: \Riiz‘m and hmh‘day. _ .
she and Mr. ital-ow. who was a. lieu- .(‘lll-t Mia/l“. 13.-~'AsidP {mm tho
. . . . . . . , , \Slluillloll at iHl'V. ind. who“h dist'los—
t 0 l. r. ana‘lon spruce: .. , - 3 - . . 1
”Dam m h. . . l Links at alTM-‘ls of rndmils and roxnla.‘
haw many trirntb m Ixanbui-y who
tions of tho disr‘overy of allugod ami—
zovernmv—nt plots by
.ties yesterday attrat-ted
l
are extending i-oncraiulmions in them.
r—Dasbury Noun.
'I'ht3 mid—yvnr mpmin: tho (‘on-i
nwticut Fetlt'mi'ion (it \Vomon's Clubs
will lm in ldjn \Vaim‘blli'y an the First
Methodist on Thursday. Oc-
1ober F2“. lr is ‘l inounuil that not'ed'
speak: '~' on federation subjects will!
of
"Get. minim-ed”
fie New York Butter 8:
E22 Market
Si 80. Main St... So. Normlk.
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i-E,vi:r'h :
'he than! :1: r iis meeting and lunch-
eon “ill ha served at 12:90 o'clock in Direct I‘QOEIVEX‘I 0f Butter
tho (hurt-l pmlu‘s it is oxper‘ted 2'83, Tea, Cpfl‘oe and Chm”
that suxi—ial of the lotal uomen‘ 5 clubs
:‘ ; ;. «rn vd at this meeting.
oxclusively, fresh every day.
' Quick auto service allure:
'0“ mm
; mm.
v!
mm - ~ . ——* ‘:==5
NOW TO SAVE . , 3.
m Women -s
NEXT YEAR'S TAXES
By joining our Tax Sav-
ings Club. each
month 10 per cent. of whit
your taxes will be all who:
it becomes due, 06.1.1”
you will have the money
Footwear
l The dew for WW Shoal
for Fall in very noticeoble.
-.
«inasmuch the mt.
them to;- «quipment purchased by the.
. would estimate the number
fhroakem brouzht into the Pittsburgly
run head on .
Federal authori- '
nation-wide j
._—__r
attention. the Industrial Manon: tn
the Chicago steel district today that
From many of the plants through“!
the district came reports of increased
production with many striking employ-
esreturning to work after an absence
of more than three weeks. Strike lud-
‘ers issued the usual statements chtt
the strike had not been allowed bv the
men who in d iosumed employment.
An i' ‘N \\. prop.g1nda headquart-
ers recently opened in South Chicago 7
today bore a placard: “Stay Amy
From South Chicago." and was empty
of the literaturt‘ it hnd housed. Two
hundred men. including a timber or
i
. . TO LET
Two Stores —-Barber Shop
FOR SALE
Three Splendid Homes
Raymond Bros.
discharged soldiers. last lkht UQI‘GI‘
ed to the hall. drove out the oecrmary y
ond‘pitcht-d the books and pamphlets
into the street. whore they were burn-L
rd. '
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Oct. 15.—For
tho first time since the steel strike he .
mm. the Ohio Works of the Carnegie .,
Steel Company was operating today.
Two of the company's blast furnaces
stunted up. with indications of resuuur.
tioh :n other departments during the,
day.
The Brier Hill Steel Company has,
(we open hearth futnacos in operation,
todnv. and the Shem and Tube Com-
pany started additional sheet mills. At
lllP latter olnnt a large pi rcontnze of
the skilled labor has. ietmntd mill of-
ficials said.
According to observers apmoximntw-
ly 7000 strikers. or about twenty pm
( ’ nl.
\oungxtown have returned to work. i
Nkllilel' company no: union ottlcials
:eturned
to work. The Valley remains qua”
“mi teu pickets on duty
in giving vent to his feelings on dis ‘
(horse. a llritish ex- soldier wrote to.
m in late colonel: "Sir: After what!
harp. . “5013!! it gives me much pleas-
ure to lull you and the army to go to
hell" in due course he received the-
lollowtin: “Sir: Any suggestion or in-
quiries as to the movements of troops
must ho onttroil on Army Form 2132.
H copy of whi'h l enclose.“
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of the total in this city and m m
POLISHED GEAR cunsrs
Just the thing fai‘mg the snmmerfimry, Wm
indmhuwenubeingcmost Mp5.” of furni-
«no.
001108 moan P03 mm P030833
Wimwmmtomocmecnmym ""
BABY mmmooqnm
RAYMOND & SON
manual. m.
Ourltockemhnquon'oenmt colhctionofmwin-
tot-Minsk“:
Wuummm
. "M”Undmrinuslondidmgoofm—a
mtwmmafldren. p
Worn Kimonos and Boudoir Slippon. _
'wdacmenninhmvuiwyforchfldm
Dr. Danton: Mmflmmhforchfldmfim
13 you-ii
navy m m1 Ohmisnte Gloves, etc.
Buy now and gourd agiinxt colds, influnuutlkhtlred
“puma
hu-
Imam: comm
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moon
COM :4 bushel——
WOOD‘T-afic 3 Image
ItownAlsoincy quanmy‘ :
‘ L. EFFRON
330m 8:.
m «1.
mm.
E. Not-walk, Conn.
'5000
ifiend‘Lettcr He
ifor $15.00.
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{NSURANCE ,
0! all Kinds lnSlroag and
Idiotic (lo-puller
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
1!. [nylon & Co..ln€.
o moan amt}:
sm low-tn. con.
Devine Bros.
Inflow Anon! that 8t.
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' nonunion or MORO'IACTM
on. alumni-cue m tho-to
m
now- and“.
Your oyes may ‘rouhlr
you and still ban» you
in doubt as to whofht't
you need glassv-fi You
may rely upon our 3'1: Lg.
mint \Vh‘en We t‘X‘tnl-
the your vyes :«ni iind
that yo: do lll‘ mod
g'assvs, rm vlei 1‘ ank‘y
slaw so If yoi (in rv-
qziiiv llit-m tmy \\'.ll be
"molly sui‘vd to your
llm'ds.
UBJACKSDN”
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[LONE AUTUMN NIEHTS
BRAIN THE HAT TEPY
'Flanneletté GoWns
Good quality Flanneletts in white and light stripes, with
or without collars, yoke; fin‘uhed with nanow braid or lum-
sn'tchinz- w
$2.00 and $2.25
Extra. Sles. ............. $2.50
(a.
J. I MALLETTE
fulfil.
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a cum It. com nonnn.
his.
mum
linen. and min. health s, recto-d
w mm: the none on
ten- in your body Petunia troubl-
given undo] lttentlon;1loo CII‘W
ituro of the spine You will nova.- :-
:gret giving the Chiropractor s chuo
to help you.
Magnolia Treatments Given All.
'1‘. FRANCIS, D. I.
a Washington St. to. Now-IR, con.
Granite from Palmer School
\
M [m AT “W
“(CCU-Hui-“
'8 1 I‘fi ‘. M Conn.
. WIJJQIIEMMIK
“he Lump in the Dourt"
WMWI-i‘lnhlcwsook
"The Mention of Mn
:3
Kent' ’
and many others.
i Como in and look over our bookl.‘
These cool nights are a stron-
nous strain on your car ’3 bum
—.better have us keep it FULLY
CHARGED so that it will give you
:nmm than old plenty of light.
Win the work of
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased bum we hove found it neces-
to provide larger oflice space in Now‘York . 0n and
after SEPTEMBER MST 1919 we will be located at 174
SEVENTH AVENUE New York City. Phone Pam m7.
Our service has been extended to ' Po, cud
New Haven, Conn, and we will be 311:! to quote um and
call for shipments. .
DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAVE. W.
NORWALK, NEW YORK AND W
10 large trucks at your service for .11 kinds of transpor-
tation. Padded vans for furniture wink
Hershfielii Motor Transportation Co.
Many new titles on hand. (‘onsult
i with us on tho hoot-z questson. If
i we haven't what you \\ ant, we will
I get it.
F. L. HAMILTON
19 Won 3t. Telephone 125.
hut-mo Danton-ar-
mo theme-00‘
‘1‘“ Ext-minor [1.3. I.“ Office .
PATENTS.
about: truthful-ou-
Evoryuurof 181:”! w.
Whoop-moth. 1th“).
Idluouulmmomhibc‘
todaynndiluudhytho '-
honnu who do big basin-n
This cxcoptionnlly low mi.
for o large letterhead, 8 1-2 t
inch. The print-gnu!“
unmadbackofovory
To]. 126. ’
Sell your old cm to tho
port. Auto Wrecking Gm,
North Ave, between Ook
Center Sta. Bridgeport.
Phone Barnum 5688-8. Snood"-
aecond hand Rood: Anything
hove. Price occur-ding to the
lty of the (coda. A guano
aha"
PHILIP P. “ARON:
62 You a. “tuna. Phone
homo band wood. AI‘V# I'll
Steak, Chops in
Chicken
A LA CAR'I'E’
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RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGAZm
PIPES 3nd TOBACCO.
TARLOV BRGS
Up—to Date Cigxr Sun
I Can Save
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skilled specialists using the but Gt N Y t i am dcing it for other: every day
. °f W“ min 1m. ant—It . a w"- i'é’z waiter-“mm 1;:Segt1l‘thclAZe ”313$?“ , $9.2; 9:: rm“ $2393”: M..."
mm. m ”as you w Phone 294. Phone Farragut 7347.?11033 ‘27 Colon. ‘ Ii 0 i ad 41; ugnr .r muttt‘i an: .. ("1‘
i..f tic i:..‘. tit.» '.- net , ' .13»
W “4 01‘8ng 0‘ mi “—- andcc jazs.‘ endarmrr’:3 ho’alth, 2mm]
T- h-”
and powerr.
Moderate charger. ,
Norwalk Storage
~ "lottery Co. _
72 to.“ St. , Phone 3352
ready.
The Club is open 15' ml.-
bors from October 10th to No."
vanber 181:. Two per cent.
interest is pnd in this Club.
'Iury women an outing for,
.thmduiy.
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY 00.
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The 50mm
Tmsllim.
MORE NOVELTIES IN
Ladies Shoes
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mum
Aclothmintiotlatber, bottom welt colon, W
What. «a: ”+qu
mummmzmmr sq.
5033.1:er roux DFEATH m.
stucco cum
are symptom- ot this dread linen-t.
iFor vents 1! has been considered it“
icnnble.- 1 have perfected a. simple
I «on: TIEATIENT
am.
you coon-toy“ 2106!:
can your ”out! can
fiMwmcouofimnm't
mac-aloha“.
1 Come in tor FREI Cancun-tho.
noun
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