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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 26, 1919 · page 11

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11311111311111 charge 3“ W '31! am . one m: ,
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_3 3 _ *33 333“ ‘3“ _._ 31.4. h. _".~"._1._ . . ‘4. -.’_mr_ ' _ 1:111th it!!!" Edna MOI-fin. 1

,5 . ~ ' ' .: ~ . - ' ‘ ' ._ 9 m0 Myrna. Merritt

.._.... , 3 1' . Mr m .flk‘flr m 1919.6‘PA533ENG will be- ”15mm mm“ from

" BREED—a. ' ‘ wmn er. touring Chevrolet. justrlihe new the heme arm parents, Mr. N

, 4 b” for infir'rtill and as- _ 3 33 3 cost. $825.00. Can bé""purchn§ed fut Mn. WM 0, mm,» 3am

"r. “3"” . ‘ . g Yong men will find a good. fit $655.00. ‘Factory summer-Ema oar avenue, Rev. E. H. Jacobs will be m

. fillingr-lst 45111171: and good piece ortuwlty to learn a M by ‘PW' Ms if desired. Other fired on.” rem“??? “Hal {flowing in the Mutfio‘r‘

k and di-y work rates.
mm. to lillfe clialz. . ’ hooters
’11 ”11th3’.

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POST OFFICE BOX I,
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M will} l'lll)bll’~—.’3nii =“ii‘t and 3rd
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he Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.

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(mod positions open at the Nor-
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:l.ll women. ll'lgh pit-0e work
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f .Yll't'lllt‘lll. That. men may live

'tOlIlt' ‘lll-l yut “()l'k with us, 3.
WW lenvc Ridgmflcld, each day
n‘rloria p. m., lulsséngithrough
‘lllCllVlHt Goorlzvtown. ‘ Cannon-
1 Wilton and South Wilton, for

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"w an. .0 do the trucking of tube Pnomnh

oil. 311:. —lst shift. —.
‘5 11‘ $1 for pressing. beads-2nd HANG INSTRUCTIONS—WINN

shift. . SChOOI. Ragtime and popultir m
n x .3 . - ,, .3.__ taught any one in twenty-five lessons.

-. 1 shirt K" Imndlnc out. stoc ‘ ‘ if you have a piano, why not lean: to.

play it.
day and VVednosduy.

'w 'Izl rimming nil—42nd and 3rd ~10 9:30 p. m, ’Phone 1185-2. 120 Wash-
ti. A] fine vigor _ ington Letroet. South Norwalk, opposite
‘. 1:, “oiling limit-s - piv-co “work Post Ofice. Studio now open to: en-
lllll‘S tango urounl; $13 a “wok. Mllmout. Clifford Seym‘om, Super-Inn
F m' t". llcavily huh. illcn (colored) Pendent. '

Studio days, Monday, Tues-
llours, 10 a, m.

 

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M MlleLOUISE CANFIELDi. "3
1 Mott avenue, Norwallt Conn.

Telephone 1338.
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FOR~ RENT-—4 ROOMS

AT COR-

'nor of Connecticut. and Taylor avenu- :
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floor, 6 rooms and bath. all improve-
‘nlents. All hard wood floors and steam
' ht-at.

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FOR RENT-DEC. 15TH. FIRST

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flirtnr)‘ and will return at 11
- :-‘==ck p. m. 4;} hours a week. Full . ' Taylor avianue.
I ‘tlt‘lilflrs at .1111:

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' rooms; improvements.
Address “Rent," care of Sentinel.
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‘ cation.
‘ Road. rent $10. inquire“ at 1 ,Qarnerignt' Florongg M.
- arrow, nr-ar P'niri’lold avenue. ‘

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‘ FOR RENT-5 MINUTES FROM;

FOR RENT—1N A PLEASANT 1.0-;
6 rooms. No. 246 Flux Hill;

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SHIRT WORK. FACTORY ’lmrir-n station, 7 room house. Karma}! FOR SALE,SHEAP—- 1 ”amutroggnéggfotcs .......... . . Ib7§ggg
CONDITION PERFECT- inmm"."“’9“‘8v _“el",“?.§e“°’§;°“’hf,3n‘;lcombination .Billinrd and P001tab'ev's'n'm’cmlwl'fIIII—IIILIIIIIII 2.57430 ~
G901) WAGES PAID zxm. 33;,” "l“ “9’1"" 1 a” n“ .3” . 'nron's'wlck Balke & Collender makelmmm. Cull» ................ . , 391.51 m F 081'
”IENCED DEERATORS. IF 3 1' 1; 1 3 3 3 :_ prwicfiully new. 111th all fixtures. Al Checks and (‘asll ltems._. . .. . 353885.57 ' 3 r_
NOT EXPERIENCED WE, To LET —— FURNISHED noon - so billiard lighting fixtures and 6 oak‘F‘g';l 3:03”? for SW“? 339 H 543 Paint _.‘,3
WILL TEACH YOU AND PAY with steam boat. to gontiéman. Cfliilchairs. Army 10 D. MCNOMOD. Elm- 30mg: Aunt-tn. " 7152.15 . 3 4" 1
YOU WHILE LEARNING. gevengzs at some Washington Streét‘lcrest, Nor-walk. ,Phone ms. 3 . $3 _ 3 , - '33“? ‘ . W119!" the lift” “HIW W ‘
CLUETT, pEA_.;-.opy & co : To’fLET——FURNisilI-:D ROhS 9'4- “1 rm, .1 . “Tl Tm". “33"”:‘7 11 1‘3"; 450"?" .‘mimdv‘l‘ilh' &.llll.‘l‘_\' “-2- > "L“ ‘
we " inleim‘m mmfimmg .. [Pm‘h‘ 8300'. 903’ SALE“PR.°PERTY. AT Uij-ivc o, l q, 'k L ,3 3' “$030500” is *tlic ,timmathat \’ilil 1"_\'k
' ‘ ‘11?“ 951“?” roodii‘isN‘, - mghgzgfila‘ lion 'an’d Stevens Vstre‘eta. ako 33 Blur 333;);55 gdsl‘”" 30:090100 _. .Quuli-Toas fiarm straight
_'Y\0- .. Unlonpa -,.. . .. 3 " wood avenue. Starting.- room at Mar 0th,... Undlvidt‘d. yrofim', g-f,_~. ' down to thc'cocklcs of your
""3 3:39“; . .shall street. The Hatch 8v. Bailey Co l loss current . expenses 1 6°90 heart! ‘
. x . . . , a___ ~___ ._.._--_._ ,_ (1 taxes paid ........... ,5 .. . ~
. ; m. l— —- : ““. k. Quail-Teas 111s $145 50c lb

WANTED A BRIGHT, ENiaral-I'rlt' ' ' 3111': l Du" ‘0 “Mk" 8““ ‘rs and . ' ' ’ '
Kiri, stcnog‘rallhcr and tl’llist. ‘for of- NOW ”25630.?“ Truck. ? AUTO m ' E SALE Ditfiéfidgflggrgdes """"" 62333 “cm T08 31b3o$1ml 35¢ “3°
ll( - :u’wifion in South Norwalk. Pl 414- _ ' ' . ‘ 4 .- -------- :. _

m, work gm, hours, good my :1 n a Local and Long 1),“me : A KOEN 300nm! Dcvosltssnbs 30' 96 3 4 8:; Label Tens, 12 1b.

opportunity 101‘ advancement assured ing and MOV'138 3 . Do 081‘“, g3.“ " ', 3' ' " ' . . r ' ' """"""" '

to llcrsml “ho is polar-eyed of "just 35r'Raymond St. I 55 RAILROAD AVE .fiv ‘ ‘D 'alt- ' ' , ,3 . ,, ,2“ Label Teen, 1—4 lb.

'n-liln. olil-t‘iislllonnd volllmon sense, h 934' . l 5‘; en ‘ r '329-57‘?“ . “3 Pkg ------ ~ ----- ‘ - - ' ' 450

and :lnsirl- to make herself useful. Ad- P one ’2‘ me """"" ~ ', -"~ --f. :-3 ‘ ‘ ,3

((l‘l'l‘hs' P.0‘. 130x 434. South Norwnlk. ' South Romalk’ Conn. 9an,“ 93mg“; .3“ 3:“‘334 5;,5‘3133’55 ' 5"?

mm. L'H'lng present occupant ,, it , ‘ ‘ -. I ‘ m‘r 1'" H . ' ' '

m». i‘xnli‘t'iejlcc- capabilities {and .ai’ary‘, -- :" Electrical Work and» “M" “WWW: ;;":‘-:'=7__ 69'" .mvan Dyk C0:

("\ii’NlFl to begin. Replies will be . ' ' "”3 L 7'" , : 3 I. |

”3 33M mnfidmfifl ‘3 AUTOMOBILE; 3 Warm! Total naming; ...... “$503,140... 128 81
”INSURANCE F. J. FLAHLRTY 3 1mitrlct ot nor-tang)”. 3:310:19 Court“ ,_ “ ilSlllIlfllll II ‘

7 - .— . East omlk . " . ‘ .. 1 . -

WANTED—1 0?“ 2 GOOD MEN To ' Th f d'l'r ortation . 4 Charles St' N l 1321:2333: {Sifng'eeucut of Edwin E “ .

"I“ “W1 i“ “l" “000.6- 755‘3‘3--T110.1'n0 3Flre, _e t an ~ ansp - - ? Phone 399-12 Smith. line of Phfilhstowh. ~an ' ' ~ . ’
ly-oilvumminf Farm,’ Normlk. Conn: Pubfic Liability, Property Dam- ‘ iCounty. Now York; deceased. ‘ 3 3 A ..

l 1 Milton“ 1148-131 I . IL {Use and Gill'l'bn __ 3____.___ A _,__.__..__. .— - The Court ‘01" friabate for the Dis-t _ 3 3 ~ '

— ',-- ‘ --? age, 088 0 FOR SALE"? ROOM HOUSE 2; {1'16th NomaIk-hafll limited and 9.1 31 .

VVANTED~A MESSENGER BOY .. 1 d H lmodemilhoroveimw°dfix mm” from “9“”th FUR TRAPPERS
with bicycle. $0 3 woek. Apply W'eslj mm & co he acres an ' cure a k ,of for the creditors. 0; said E81819 ‘0 . 7 » . 1
cm i'm‘on Telegraph Co., North Main‘ Jo Mon '9 ' ments (only; years old). Barn-chic 'Eexhlbit iii-91301351933 -for settlement. " . - .‘ .v . ‘ .
shunt. ' ‘ , , on house, frllititrees. Whole of landjrhooe _wh_3o noglgctjto mt their ac, , M’lfll ‘ , rm
"' ' i ' Real Estate and insurance can be cultivated. Located in EEStlfletsélmemy “Mtguflfllhl 3113 . _ 3°” “W ‘1‘"

W’ANTED—~A nor on more. mwm 00'. Norwalk. Price $5.500. Cash $2.500-5pe";§;,m ,hvfiéd ,0 mdfimhfi-‘m. tilyouieeus We have'opened
man tOClmrk ix; 5,0,: and learn blast-3 ”m ,‘ balance on mortgage. For particulars‘ quested to. make name-ditto pavinont ' ‘ .

110‘s. .lzince or a Vancement. .ia-' . - _ é ’ . ' .' f» . 30h . Rm
:11 H's. Drug 'Store, So. Norwal’k. i ' ASk 101]“ T Hayes i‘o JEANETTE LORD SXWH. 3.1113 in ’24; - 0nd St.
—‘- 7 -— l " ' _ . 7 ’ Administra‘tflx. ‘

w A N T E o — CENSUS CLERKS,’ FIORE’S GARAGE _ ' 7 i : I -___3, , _ .3 , i ._:, fin! «3am {08d .3 2 159 P387 ’01! the .
(l’lll n. women) 4000 hooded, $95 pot “ TV —‘ NO. 7 :Mfiifl Street, Norwalk 3’" 3113mm”: 3” d 3' ' {'5 Met pri f
lilmltll. A29. 18‘ to 60. experience 1111-, 3 . _ Overhauling and 3 _ 3‘ 3 3 3 3., 3 . - 3 33 E83981? 3 , _ 3” or
“(-t t-wal'y. Examinations at South Nor-g Flore 8 Garage. Real Estate, Insurance. I RIGIOYERED BERKSHIRE, BOAR: - - . . .

Walk Dr-c. 10. Jim. 7. For frep parth 1 :2; u» ————~—— Whflegovorn Royal 5th now ready 1'01 ”‘1? fm‘ our buyer W111 be
("lililz'rr write J. Leonard (Former gov-trepail-lng. 11 Hanford Flam. Tel. 925. 3 - ”m‘»; A!” .33” nice pigs fit 13 3 3. . 333.
orlallltnt Examiner) 896, Equitable .... ' , - ‘ weedingorbutchéflns for sole. ' here. m wmy and
111.11.. ““51““ng l THANKSGIVING EXERCISES. THANKSGIVING. , J _ ’ ‘ 5 ‘ - C- E- THOR-NE. _. - - f

The following 0203mm was given by Full Course Dinner $1.25 ‘IKeemummlnz-Fam, 4 “"19". N01" similar-mm we m

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WANTED—DISH “CASHIER. CQIriG
3“”: or white, good wages. Call at Sat-1 1331911100115
voia'R'estaurant. 42 South Main streeths‘mgr ‘fAmerica."-Grade 43 3

South Norw‘hlk.

 

AS CLERK '
or 3 boys for light

WANTED—GIRL
factory office. 2
“Hill.-
letvrn naming, Paid While learning.

Appli— J, & J. Cash lnc., Chestnut ,

street.

 

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WANTEn—A BOY TO l‘MAKE HIM-2R
.m if QEDCT‘RH)’ useful in office and tac-én

1H ()ld Well Cigar Co.

33,1.“
Stead ' ‘work. Phone;

\‘a’ANTED'FlRST CLASS LAT
hams: at oncc.
czill or write.
lit-m2 South Norwalk, coon.

ANTE
adjuster.
dress Acllilstnr. care 01‘ 3911111101. .

"" WANTEDL~H6fi§W5RK To 135
_, 18 Boy street;

4'

3 or 4 days a week.
from floor. '

 

Foil RENT TWO?
9116,3830}: ' '

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Fords. Butks, Ove’rlands, etc, Aus-

tin’sfitlarage. Phone 1959.

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FOR SALE —— TIRES AT LESS

them Broadway prices—why pay more?

These tires mating best bargains l

have had for yeal’s.3f Austin’s Garage.

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FOR SALE—~GEESE. INQUTRE ‘1
Yost street or telephone 813-13.

 

 

FOR SALE—.1 1-4 YEAR 01.1173311-
sev'Eow, trash in him. Also
your old Jnrsey and Holsticn. flesh
4 vaults- i331? mill: and rich milk,
3 ton hay. .l llindflowkerfllighland ave-
nue, South 'Norwalk.

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son SALE-5A FAT‘PlG. moumsi‘
67 North Fairtield avenue.

 

FOR SALE -——;A WElL-BUILT;
house on Spring street; Price veri'i
reasonable. For particulars address'i
“Bargain," care or Sentinel Office. 1

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FOR SALE—HDUSE Wl’l‘ll SEVEN
rooms and lien. all improvementu.
Double garage. lbt 185x50. Also at:
room cottage, part. improvements, ox-
tra lot goes with it. Telephone 18414

 

FOR SALE—2 FAMlLY HOUSE N0.
13 Lincoln avenue. built in 1911. 12;
rooms,
parate
ranges
45211253.
ph‘one 1312-2. .

furnace, electric lights, 391',

 

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1 FOR SALE—~8 HANDSOME con 3:,

lie puppies. Come early and {of aTDue from other Banks.
choice, Just the thing for an ths; “319k?!" and Trust 0031' r
panics: .................. 9269.09

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Girls for card lacing and mi“

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WANTED—-A FEW MORE GIRIJiRecitation.
.2 pupils fSpecial offer-of 12 lost-
35, if yd: start at once Policy's

o — SEWING—”ilXéHINE both'nccounts.
State wages expected. M

411.10 5 points down. mm stasis
couplers contin-
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mdé""four, of Erunklin school, this

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Story. “Thanksgiving Story—Leonard
Polsky,

."Jackie's

Dinner"—~Eileen McMahon.

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-—Dorothy Benedict.

Se‘xtette, “Thanksgiving Song"——Dayld
Shaw, Ernestine. fiartmm, Manon
Conley. Charles Boenish, Ernest Jcr

Sam and Gladys Dayton.
“SOmething to
1. ml Fort—Marjorie Wurgo.‘ ._ 3
f Recitation; “Thankégiving,Day"——Law
rence Morgan. _ 3_ _3 3 3-
‘. Sting, “Thanksgiving Day"~Grn.de 4
«citation. "The Indian Hal-yes
Floyd Angevine.
eci’totion, "The Pi
erine .Durningnd Helen .Snayelz.

ThdoEQLifi SEA“. areet

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the previous dayl, ,
oil's, equipments Mommas: were
‘moderatelyjo‘wer and
19 trade con,
mode Infill

Thanksgiving l

collation, “Home on Thanksgiving"

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lgrimVMaid”-.Cath-

now YORK. Nov. airman Street,
Holland Machine Com-40:39.3 m.)F—Irrognla.r. price changes]
the outset of today's stack Marketl

Thé strongest‘iasu'es of
notably tho motors.-

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cemetery,
Services will be strictly private.

hold this. firm at. 2:31 o’clock
from the late, home on Highland avo-
nue. Rev. Martin-b. Stoop «Mutated.
and burial was made in Union ceme-
tery, Roway‘tun.’

Emma-till was held at 8330 mom a
gmornlng from‘the late home. 1” Les-
andflnztonfimuo. and at 9 o'clock from

St. Joseph‘s church, Rev. R, .7. Carroll
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'Ma‘ry‘s cemetery.

xBills discounted ........... .‘ $51,588.31
Demand Loans} (without Col-

all modern improvements vse‘:Collaicral Loans (Time and

hardvljood floors ‘fc- ‘ “’HOther Loans ........ ' .......
”ml-”e 0- E 39‘1”“: tel'E'Stoclisz and Securities.

Due from Approved RPSPI‘VO

it’uited States and National

West 7 Norwalk. Funeral

3 Punt-3.1.3; Ir. fillet.
The mm of phat-lea Tim»! was

 

'Funoral of Mn. Rou‘em.
Reform-n. lofll'rs.Mal1'ox

mciating. interment followed in St.

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Funeral of Mn. Keaton. .
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Ann‘

Emitting!"

Report of the (W itton of
THE PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY,
at the' closo_ot business on tho. 17th
lay of November. 1919: °
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lateral l

11509.00

22.20212
13,500.00

Demand)

not
including those set aside

for Savings: llepogilors. .. ”6.205.216
lrniturc and Fixtu‘oefi. . . .' 5.67537

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'. walk, Conn. Telephone 1748-13.;

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LOBT -'—— BLACK AND WHITE
male Setter dog. Answers to name of
Box. Reward if .finde'r return! to
Goldstein Bros- East Wk. -«

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tan'glovos. .Lost Slit-day.
tween Betta Place. Van Zant street
and South Norwalk Baptist. church
Albert Dunn, 8 Betts'Place.

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Los-rL—A min or onnrhnunu's
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" main eve‘ vdny. Work rmntond.
E I / North St? A ’dergyiott‘at Péhlrnd'lx’s bother onion.
‘I 3 ' “. . 'Funli’rrune REPAIRINQ-JF YOU ‘
1.082. ‘” - nun; mum-e togmir and it to

to‘n.» Telephone 2219.

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Keel“; 33 Lowe street, will be 11
Friday morning at 10 o’clock he]: the
funeral parlors o: D. W. Rnymond,
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Moi-14mm; Upholstery 31109, -Rmvuy~ 3

can: «on H135. DOWN- s
Fliglit‘Tixi am day or giglr 3
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WASHINGTON. Nov. as—A Malta
and Q11 statement on behalf'o! the
gavel-fluent in the coal wage.:ccntro
vem will be made to the Worm
and merit late today by Fuel Admin-
ion-atol- Garfield.

the (Tallinn-ls dociilon was, it wac "- -
perv-d that t‘ 2 Fuel Animimstnnw
won his burr; for an increase of.
m :0 u 05 our cent. to minors’
m, as againsz. 31 per mt. mm:-
on by Secretary Wfiaon and agreed to
by the miners. —
Dr. Garfield's state-melt to the
minors “1d operators was expected to
ho sonewhat in the nature of an ulti-
nmtus. The 20 .0 L5 per cent. increase
was mdvrsiood to be acceptable to
the operators, but grave doubt was
expressed as whether the miners
would approu .

After the Cabinet moeting. there
was a. somewhat general impression
that the operators would be (allied
upon to bear practically all of tho
proposed wage increase, but ofiiciais
withheld comment.

Thus far the position of the mine
union oflicials had mam that they
could not accept anything lens than
the original demands of the Cleve-
land convention for n sixty par cent.
increase in wages and a 30-hour
week. without the anproval of that
convention. Should they hold to this
view after meeting hr. Gama? snid-
sewral wet-ks might elapse hetero a
final settlemont was ready-d

Final decision was reached by the

Whlk- neither Dr. am mi- alma- ‘5
bers of the Cabinet wud' my what ‘

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an mum to work were rounded ultimo-tern! Non.
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Add and Ir. Wilson said. '1‘th noyfllle, Wyn,
Wor- allunaa joint session 111th m .
or the operators and miners for 5 p. comty all in Sheridan.
In. to receive the decision.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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today, and pin“ “:31 ,
tor removal to M...
A“. an“ ‘ » ”1.1%-

mimre in the town ware 3 f r
Scores of miners, who declined Mabl- a, military on.» "
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CHEVROLET, CARS -

Ammpm‘m ammumewm. than;
1 outwith light upkeep. . -
100mm .......8 715.00.

 
 

r. 0.11. mini. men.

Tom" . 49011101101 73500. F. o. 3. Flint, Mich.
Mpg. 4'00. :.:--.._.... 1,110.00. 120.31; Midi.
‘ '..~..‘...... 1,185.00. P. 0. 3.11m, not.

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maul-tar .. 1810100. 1". o. 3. Flint, men.
333m...............; 11795.00. r. o, 3 Flint, Mich.
P80011110 ...-........... 1,795.00. r. 0. 3111110113”-
Chevrolet Light Delivery .. 735.00. P. o. n. 1'th wok.
W 0» Ton Truck .. 1,545.00. P. o. 13. Flint, m ,

A phone call or a card will bring to our door descriptive ’
‘ mm, or s duonstration if desired. $011 my pavilion}.
time paymntll any of tho ohm throw 6. agent.

 

 
 

Austin’s Garage
soon xdnwnm, , PHONE 1050. 3

 

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WANTED 3

Young Boys and Girls 0vér 16. Will pay
300 an hour. Good chance tor advance-

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fii? FEDERAL FUR DYElNG GORP-
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Demonstration and Sale] ,

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