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WUPSDAY, OCT. 23, 1919
FIEN "S HALF HOSE
In
otton, Lisle. Wool and Silk
at
Moderate Prices
25c. 35c: and 506
Silk
65c to $2.50
Wool
50c to $1.25
in Oleproof. box of 6, $3.00
8‘
. S‘Q‘t‘:
/
‘ I
oseph Davis
WASHINGTON STREET.
Y SOUTH NORWALK
He?
15: §"«. w ._~. «nu-«w.
72‘ ET r:
7 £4
4 m. Eon-m ndnfiu m ‘H a 8mm” f ”Tm
Prfi—m‘fi EPOLICE SHOOT
the plan. the police lay in wait for the:
strikers. Three Serbians had st‘t fire‘
'to one house before they we‘re caught}
and a group of three ltaliens was sutu'
prised attempting to fire t‘xo houses.
.All are under arrest on various char;-
.es, inch-ding carrying concealed “:"ilp"
:ons and attempted arson. l
‘ The Brier Hill Steel Company andl
| . .
lithe Republic Iron and Steel Compam't
it. AS STRIKERS
ll IVOR WALK “l! BURN HOUSES}
l ‘ r. I. g (Continued on Page Three). .
l‘l SOCIE 111’ l ilence was not filled. Learning oil
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and Peroonal
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;:tre each preparing to lizht anothrr
rblast tntnuce today. The Brier Hill:
PALlNKAs—‘HERMAN :(‘ompany expects also to put two newl
..__..-—
,open lit‘flllh furnaces in commission.
' - ‘ , -- . . ' -. ’ "MP“ the (lav ‘
A pretty weddin: “as solemnized ..1 .ll 5 ‘ -
'h -h at ten o'clor‘li‘ plTTfiBI R‘J’IL 001- 33 "IllClC‘a‘Pdl
( [m . . 'oite‘rations in the site! inill$ or the
when Miss Ixatheiiii- Pittsburgh district affected by .
of Georze vilemtan
Ladislazt:
morninz.
lt‘i‘llliill. tl'id'tlitet
of Rowayton avenue. and P
St
this the .
vrtikn were renorted today by l'nited:
am I‘alin~ States Steel Corporation and little-5
pendent interests. No deim's- as fol
., . . . - .. ' cm t‘hurr‘h . -
this. son of 30h" It"””“’ ~ I“! tonaL'e vwre given out. out i' was said
‘tm t, Mutt: .\()l\\.ill\i “(It l-l-U” that in almost all the plants attuivtl‘,
‘hv Rm. .,‘,5..x,h A [‘pgnun. The of» ‘ additit nal men were added to firework—l
:wm‘mi ”FORECAST.— "
5
‘v'orwnlk and
“I iiiill tuniuht zmd l-‘t‘itlttj.
('lntttly
in the southern
It “'21: ruining tlii
remis' \r‘
Qalvlv €51.“-
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lln! ;: v".."i‘
ll "7‘. ll
1.3.1,
‘ Wit "”1. N J
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Some snow on
Sm. v..-.l gt‘at es r- port: vl
"rout Ttxns
Michigan.
zenlru] l\\ or
i X". rule
I‘z-{wz
Blziizi
. "045.121"
,‘J. 112) l‘ak-‘t‘fi.
itl “
\‘iviiii't'
12ml ‘
.w coast as far north
::‘~ 1’. from Montana and South ill-1
lll‘ll‘l
\ long; ll't‘llEJl of low pres;
northeast-
.\!'t';l~ Hf
ing forces. '
in support of their contention that:
blast :urnace operation had increased.E
Slt'tl men pointed to the weekly re.
‘port of the t'onnellsville toke rc:ion.§
After a trip to Gregory's studio For Where 31.681 tons more cnkp was pro;
emup Photograph ‘l v-o. dumzd than in the preceding Week. As‘
s. . . .
i
:it the home of
,‘--ml:tnts \ve'e tho Misses Pearl and
:l‘:l‘llla~llt‘l'lll m. sisters of the bride. .l‘t-
illil inski. l'Imma Pulinkns and John
3 Ktn‘tlt's‘ and Alex Nagy. -
\
l
l
:in vl'lltnt‘at"
. against this. strike leaders said the in-5
(mpttnn fttlltt'Vt‘d
crease was due to the fear of a coal?
stril-L-t and furnaces Were increejfzic
... their stocks. ‘ ‘
‘.li‘s. Agnes- )liillnln‘ouk. of N€.T'.‘..illt. Shrike ”Hulquar'PrS had no ”may.”
. .. ‘ this morning to indicate anv change
and her ltrot it'i‘. .3.le fleet-s. “f ”my in the ritualiun. State tl‘OO'DG’S con- i
i‘onl. spent some time this vfaek with tinutd to patrol the streets in the Ti-
l'l‘ ll' sister-iii-lmv. Mrs. Ella Bet-rs. ot‘ t’initlrl otgtltvsidzdr Thomson Millsstt.
. , _. _ minim", \\'H’I‘(‘ there was 1" ti ,1
”-mf‘ml “a?“ N‘mhv .\orw.ill\. 1 . Tuesday. but there was no sizn (ii? dris
Eugene Beers of \\ eston, l18»: "H” order. Very low pimple Were in the
and tlicy urn? ~,‘ilit'l_\' :ilio'."
‘ the
l) l'lilt‘.
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Evisitin: IN the residence of Mrs. Ella Himts
their own afl‘airs.
3-3:?“
9mm”. . ..
MONEY BACK lF YOU WANT
IT 1
I" I!!!“ “W TIE SIDE GEITIE 0F TIE I0!“
m7
Stunning new
I h a. p I w i I h
s m a r t h i s h
Loan lt c e 1.
First finish kid leniher.
stony clove-like smooth-
ntsa and long wearing. ‘ *
medium weight. vole. close cdzed dreu
style. Sensibly pdnted toe. Fancy per-
forated around var-IE. ll sldra or ovnhq
Y
TTENTIOH .. Ladies ml 8
Girls, 510 Extra HighaBootsrfY':
utrelrh or run
fortnhle.
Itnlht -
0\'l’l’.
'30" and pliable.
Delightfully com-
Medium weight extcnrion hole.
$39.5
leh lace style
‘lth f a n t v
ua‘vtd top and
e’iappy all leather mtl.~
tar." heel. Velour finished
at! an. quailty.
“'ill not
HOWLANDS ‘3 e
115'
Entrance on Main St. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St.
We’ll be your
tailor audlsave
g you much.
stays. we and data! waved lop. Hinh Season‘s most mpumt sen-ibis toes. Pcr- l
lure model. Aluminum heel platt- tnration around mum. at too and in,
9-“ W“? mama rte am: sat: "ea; .. “:7”-
hi '.'»' t . is. i a ti- . v . 7'5' '7 ~. ~~ ' . l n ~ - '
amusfltws.‘ 0 2». to maximums. smut-mg: 33.93.] ‘ r0 edit? time and .mnmance alltl metre» . (1.33.» .13“!
, choose from a worthv gathering of w: “let‘s—milieu have
'5 :R S suit or coat or skirt made to measure in favnl'ite stvl- a6
these special prices :——- i
O 0
1128-1136 M - . -
ain Street, Bridgeport Sum .1, ;
~. -- '— --—~ - ~— .--- » v 4. (‘oat— £1? E
workers FOULHNZ. (l 2, .‘.‘~V~I‘.r~«iuvt‘*:i et ' '- --
Rttpresentatives Of illt‘ ('t‘lfli..1filt :1 the: Gennan 5.117;; 1312:?» nfi/('>§:::\‘ Lv Skirt-.. '& ‘2"0 '
declarvd the mills Writ) on i‘itiizz the conditions Ol' war». has caused
more tully today than on ;.n_v day great um‘rst anion: the remilar offi- There are 22 different attractive SlVlES ll] \\ l‘llt‘l‘l Villa
since the strike began.
According to the latest l‘t'Di'll'l front
the t‘arnegie Steel Company. the Bin-ul-
illvers. of ill": city.
giiy News
"!
'dock Blast Furnace and El‘nt’l‘éll labur
(‘t‘i‘n with regard to their future.
man Army papei‘s report that lhist'ePl- mguv be Inade. 18 different motlels of Coats. l'i
inz oi untasirwss union: the officers is
(3' e r-
tllll't‘l Phil
1‘.)
_-1.'
i‘lllt'AHO. Oct.
. g; forts of “...; departiiitnts O! that concern are -'hort
.lohn ll. “'ebb from Baltimore. Md. operators to obtain a lame emt ‘gtne‘: Only a tow men.
l‘lias been visiting his relatives, Mr. rul‘i'ly of mail bei‘oru ill»; full of the (‘lairton and Youngstown plants ”1.,
while Homestead.
only natural. as on. AUEUH l. 1919. in Clever Skll‘t StVlGS.
spite ol‘ numerous retirements. there
were still Z'H'N'o Prussian and,“'ueit-
It mberzz regular ofiiceis in the army.
«at
Anv chosen style will be made in thorough and saith
threatened initiers‘ strike. on! the po;1
. (N : d.\lr.and ..
l and MIS- Dq‘m Hemmon. an siliiliiy of additional Federal soldiers‘
l‘.-.f~v arrested im‘en'l
'wrt
,‘-l won.
23”» his address as l“ Ha"
I:
a?! t-gt
should ha\'e ht‘Pn 1
instead.
-eyum,
[and
'.d Division, No, ‘7 S O. T. are a
ding lhw 73th annual convention (
ivlsppm'i today.
_____._.....—————i
DEATHS Aim FUNERAL-8
Q
, ‘ .
John Hughes Creighton.
Quit... ii number of members of t‘on-
, Grand Division of Connecticut in
. gnrs. “'illiam Hemmons of Spring being sent to Gary. lnd.. today maszzfil
street. the progress of the steel Workers”
V' _,___, strike, now nearly “VP wr-c’:s' (3.1.
i Mrs. Ella Beers visited her son.‘ "f‘Vhile11*P\'T.V_lliitn2 r Jill-'Y on the
., .. . . . . surare, tu-re s 1‘ ‘ ‘ 1A '1" ’
l (larente “mm" m “ ”>t'm' 0“ Tues said (‘olonel “'1. 5.] Eligi‘rifieslf‘C-Qnmhiid
(lay. inz ll‘onps havin: Gary under mitimry
._ ’contrul. "and more troops will be or-
(‘OLI‘UGNB Oet. ,, rderevi litre iii order adequately no to
217- The German lice [he
Trade Association for South and (‘en-
tral America announced recently that:
its special representative in Mexico.
arepnrted conditions as being partictr~
‘larly favorable in view of the oppor-
tunities open to German trade. The
Mexican agent reported that there was
an urlzt-ut demand for those goods
which were. exported by Germany be-
iore the war, and, rc-onstquently, a
splendid opening.
large territory."
PITTSBI'RGH. Oct. 23.—~~I'ni'mlv::d-
ers and steel companies of the Pitts-
.burgli district, involved in the strike
.0! steel workers. claimed the advan-
tage for their respective sides today.
Representatives Of the strikers said,
the men were gaining ground and that
the strike had been given added impe—,
ltuss by the statement of Samuel Comp-
;ers. president of the American Federa-
t.
it
.rheap shoes from army leather stocks.
“going alone smoothly."
IlERLlN. (let. 23."'Tllt‘ German
pom-er rlasses are soon to have shoes
from the army leather supply. which
will cost only 2:3 or 40 marks. instead
or 1mm 7.1 up into the hundreds. An
organization has already been formed
by the Cabinet which. under the strict
control of the Government, will air.
range for the. production of these
iv the first or next May the Govern-
ment. hopes to put them on sale, but is
going to take especial precautions that
there can be no illicit trade, for the
shoes will probably have to be sold at
a. loss. The question of what are the
limits Of “poorer people"
have to be settled.
——An advertisement in the Evening
straining plays-ital la
less subject to lutlnev trouble Nature
gives warning
lameness, stiff joints,
bachache and rheumatic pains. J. Cfcolors...
“’01: Green Bay. “15.,
Kidney Pills relieved me c-i a severe
bachache, that bad ‘
will 3'50‘several months. A few bottles med weight. many handsome shades—-
line up in good shapef—ETKLLSON.
lPOWELL CORPORATION.
FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD
.i
signals
Tamra, mm, will be right in everv wav.
writes:
This numbt r must bf reduced to 5mm.
factorv manner. Tailorinu is expert.
Finishing is painstaking.
Fittingr is careful.
Completed coat or suit or skirt
it
Factory \vr‘rlui'S.
farmers. miners. nzfll orgliyens and , , ' . ,
all other men who roy}; a, hard And what a beautiful array of fabrics IS ready! ”7|
are n: ore of
l, _v
F07“,
2“-
n:
...
Sentinel will doubtless bring the best
. equent
useles,
Serge poplin tussah tricotiiie and crepe poplin. hand-
som'e medium and dark shades of all the beautiful Autumn
$2 to $7.50
excellent
$4 to $5.50
Plaids for skirts. serge and velour. of splendid weight
“Foley
Broadcloth of fine lustrous finish and
bothered me for
(-7“ 3 Hughes Creighton, the four- , .____.____.___ ition of Labor, to the effect that the: . .. and in tasteful distinctive combinations— $1.25 to $6.50
, "1 Hm of Mr. and Mm Harry ...—1"? a Sentinel Want Advertise ipodarmion “.num led its “mum” and rearing. Advertise in The Sentinel.
,. _ «n, died 1113-”! night at the home "A“ """al ”"99"" "3 the ”“k’ng ““‘i‘ .-__._.‘_--_ - —— w ~- r Q 'L J- Silvertone and tweed and argentone and polo-cloth
. - parents. 74 “’infield street. The '* “""" H" "“ ‘ ‘ ’ -... . ( n , - _ , . . c - - 1
, “.1: hp Md Friday ammo“ . .' - and faint mixed Vt oolens, manv hues. ideal coatings——
si. 1m» home at 2 O'clock. Rev. . “an 2: mama-mm l ‘ ' $4 to $5.50
" " ftlztislimd. pastor of the East , 0.- I i In er 0 S
.. 3.. )l. E. church will officiatea SPE‘ 'IAI ‘ZAI I [ES .. Novel Peachbloom and Yeiangora and bolivia. in
7. 'i huriul will follow in Riverside 1
.. .3, l beaver and dark brown ano henna and tan and navv and
l . ..v n
-- : ‘i—T—f‘m: . 2 —--AT THE— For Father and SO“ Copenhagen and uekm blue— .59 and 31.3.50.
\ rTRlflgT. .\oon.—.\tpel.< soon?
:he outstanding features. tra-i . *v , 7. , 1 , , ., ; , - ‘ ,
rim: 2mm assuming ...“.a.‘ -~ , bllk beat er and mole a..d t'ldli‘lldll, luxurious of client
hm .... Styles That Well Dressed Men Wear $16
‘ «in a vo'nttmf- of business exceed-l
- W”. snags. iftr‘l-tawanna jump-ff Nearseal plush of beautiful hue and with fine deel)
l‘“’-‘- ‘ ”“1"“ 13' B“”"“““'m’ In single and double breasted—Our Fall Suits and Over-cats are
" . National Lead. 8.
.3 .Q'J-Ils‘
'rial iiiinm' steels rose 2 to
Jul re-lumion later,
‘ hiking and also because of l’llfl‘,‘
was elsewhere. Oils and in
.71.“
03192.: also easinz.
aw: in ~‘ percent.
~w)
-u.
"3;. f<lilX("v'I‘t_tI\'. OC‘t.
Ti
C.‘l( Lans said May.
‘ ulletin:
.11: Home. Oct. 272. 1919, 1?. o'tlor
' progress. as i: lirssilile in
NO
T. F— '3'
Republic'
imitle full recoverie‘:
Alarm m‘ tilt-r“ gains sufferedt
paiily on:
‘lLllQI‘ persistent pet'ssur
< . ."..l'l‘_‘ 2 tr, 6 points. rails, sliippincs.
(“all nioneyi
SlDENT WILSON FROGREssssl
——President"
i— “making as satisfactory pro-l
..~ possible in the. (‘ll‘t'lllllluDC-l
They
The z-ieldent is making as. satis-
symptoms
Butter. and Egg Co.
Friday and Saturday
October 241:: and 25m .
90 Washington St.,'So. h‘orwalk
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3“ BUTTER, Sweet, BUTTER ,
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People’s Trusfig.
79 Washington St}
scum nonwm
——
DEPOSITS. CAPITAL:
AND SURPLUS
$640,000.00
crunmmm
‘
mm. -. ,
m-M
llMVico-l’rddentg
57,3 Very best, 1b. . . . , . . . . 75C Fancy creamery, lb. . . 65c
EGGS EGGS, Western, fresh, ;
. Candled, doz. . . . . . . .. 59c A11 guaranteed, doz. . . 69: i
' CQFFEE, Santos, very best, TEA ;
l __ Regular seller 43c Fancy mixed '
' Cutto,lb............38c Cutto,1b. ........... 39:
:
r
OUR DELICIOUS CHEESE
Best American, full creamery,perlb. 39c
Limburger, per lb. ,_.. 49c
Munster, perlb. .. 49c
Swiss, per 1b. ..... 53c
BEANS, PORK
Gunpbell’s 3 for 37¢
BABBPPI'S’ mask,
4 1-3:
mon,appucaar,
18.: bottle «at: .....Illc
SOUPB
Campbell’s 3for29c
9mm oars 10c
W” ...-nooonino.- a.
“L
Elm E: 5“?” .
DAHER & SIMON’S
the smartest materials, most likeable styles and best
wearing
clothes you can find. You are sure of satisfactory choice and a
beautv— $10 to $15
I‘\
Beaver plush. rich and tleasiiu of color and of nice
116 Woodward Ave, So.Norwalk
Brand, White Rose—at. low prices.
SPECIAL
Gold Medal Butter 65c lb,
Blnelhbbonzggl,65cd0l
FRUIT LINE
0!...
POTATOES
Oranges ..............,..--:.>......;..................
00.00;...Ole-vnogonccocooa_
can0......attuntooqo-uoo-un-onu-non--
‘aoonswn'racmn
mmrlmrm
We handle a. full line of the best groceries—Heinz, Health
rice lower than usually charged for clothes of such good surface $7
Prices $2510 850 L309 points make
JACOBY’S smart collars.
Yes. and cuffs too! "~ i‘?“ 79' ""5
I
And it is. almost no task at all to make them.
m; and be.
-,‘
H
Just get the required length and attach tl
hold a clever attractive collar is ready!
‘4
£1.
. ,. l
In Tattinu effects as well as in Venise and l-‘ilet: 36
231.50 to $2.50 a vard.
And it requires but 5—8'or 3-4 vard for collar!
Ostrich feather trimmim.r is ready in its fiufl‘v beauty
—and in handsome navv blue—$1.50 vd.
u».
70clb. 8 Pretty new knotted fringes and plain and even 09-
', trich fringe. widths from an inch to a foot! 25c to $5 yard.
40¢ (101- ‘ Girdles both in complete lengths and by the Yard.
' " ' g g” many colors of fine effect—45c rd. to$5 each. ;
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Center aisle, rear. .'
mi. 2‘13"". «2'5" P”
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