....,_
Wm. M. Maltbie, when: not a member.
foundry.
b It: NURW ALIS officer, attorney or agent of the inter-
m6 SENTINEL i'national Molders’ Union. to telL~our
.i'
\r
cardamom) BY
members the name of the
‘and. at the same time, instruct them.
as American citizens, what their
rights are under the/injunction and
.what rights they have ordinarily exer-
J'AIES GOLDEN
h ' L GOLDEN W! cised as American citizens which are
u‘ L ‘ t ' ' . . now prohibited by tlllleljudgtgs {1:15:33
‘ ' - W . th refore publis tie so 5 -
WAY, “Riki?” v e
lthe restraining order, which is as. fol-
3w
W TUBE ,.ALMANAG.POR;1°W8=
. ' romoaaow
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Copy. '
iState of Connecticut. County of Fair
/
ude' - - - - . field, as., February (28, 1918. 7 ' 1
9.5533. “1512320 P mr, The foregoing complaint, duly vert-
11388 6:45’ sets ' ' fled, having been presented to meiand
V V ‘—“"” the plaintiff moving that a temporary
injunction forthwith issue, restraining
the defendants and each of them, their
servants. officers, agents, attorneys
and assigns from certain alleged
wrongful and illegal acts and practices
injurious to the plaintiff, s more fully
_——
., MASONIC NOTICE.
I Stated Commim‘crtion of Old Well
, No. 108. F. and A. M., will. be
"I‘M at Rs rooms, 'Tuesday evening,
“b. 17th. 1920, 8 o'clock. After the
”Cling you can attend the F. C. Club
that said court is not now in session),
and the subscribing authorty being of
opinion for good cause shown, that a
temporary injunction ought to issue
.without bond; therefore.
By Authority of the State of Con-
necticut, You. the said Local
No. 209, of Norwalk, J. E. Gori'nley,
'Gould J. Hoyt, James A. Lovedny, Lo-
\ ... '
International Molders’ Jour-
- nal Revinws Local In-
“ junction Case
Continued from page one
~ cal Union No. 71. of Derby and Anso-
nia, and Charles O‘Connor and James
.Sullivan. both of said town of Ansonia,
Edward Bleakly and “’illiam Willson,
and each of you, your servants, offi-
cers, agents. attorneys .and assigns,
are hereby commanded and enjoined
under a penalty of one thousand (lol-
lars, that you and each of you do from
henceforth absolutely desist and re-
frain from or attempting to combine
“pays and assigns, under penalty of
' 31,000, from in any way attempting to
,. unblne and to conspire together in
:‘y way to ObSll‘UCt. or interiere with.
fie performance of work. . . . 0r
'lom publishing, or announcing that
2‘2 —~——- lron Works Company is
’falr, or that a strike exists at the
“tones...
, The injunction therefore prohibits,
a officers of the ‘Molders' Union, its‘obstruct or interfere with the perform-
'dcial Journal, its attorneys, or any ance of work by the Birmingham iron
not its members, or agents, from mak- Foundry upon casting, because said
L“ the statement that the members . work is being done. for and in behalf
4‘ the Molders' Union are on strike at ! of the Norwaik Iron \Vorks Company.
the ~—-~ iron Works Company. orfand from encouraging or uidinx,r others
'&t the firm is unfair to members ollto maintain and carry on such :1 tom-
. mummy.
Let us examine the» interesting sit-
uation which has been created by the.
motion. The iiiolders in the come
my’s employ had the unquestioned
lead right to striku if they believed
fit this step was a. r'vssut‘y to their
meetion; the igwcutiz'e board had
alegal right l0l.,j1,.l(£l; :1 strike under
fie circumstances. but Judge Mitltbio,
d the Superior court of Connecticut,
,beliaif of tho NOl’Wfllk iron
Company. and from inducing any per-
son to quit work or not to no to work
in any factory because it is doing
work for the Norwalk Iron Works Com-
pany. or not, to do work upon any par- '
ticiilor order or contract because. it is
avcomiact in which the Norwalk Iron
Works Company is interested; and
from inducing or attempting to induce
the Birmingham Iron Company or any
\Vorks ‘
l
l
v'flance." All Master Masons cardia'w set forth in the said co plaint. until
~and frotemauy ioVited' Frawrnanyg the session of the Superior court for
' .300". ’ ASA T- LOWNDES' :l‘airfield county next to be held on the
“test: w- M- first Tuesday of April, A. 1).. 1918,‘and
R035RT M- WILCOX, until said court shall make further or- '
Secretary. der in the premises (it being found
Union
and conspire together in any way to
leg, of which Senator Frelinghuysen
is chairman.
at the hearings are the National Elm
Association and
Street Railway Association.
«a;
is with a. '
Ar
.
rugs—
g" work will be done in the smartest time possible.
—.—DON'T BE WITHOUT ONE—
I
t
.Clean‘ in the Upfto-Date my , ’:
Hooveror Torrington
Vacuum “Cleaner
~Don’t spend all your mornings sweping, dialling or beating
. 0
Attach a. cleaner for a few moments each day—your i
DEMONSTRATION GLADLY rowan
ova EASY TERMS WILL'SUITALI.
DONNELLY’
16 South Main Street.
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: ALCLEARANCESALE
NOW‘IN ITS SECOND WEEK
This is a sale of unrivalled opportunity to buy reliable merchandise at values llll.. '
- €935 equalled. Take full adymtaze of this Great Bargain Event.
DRESSES at $19.51}
WORTH UP TO $25.00
An exceptional assortment of fudfi ~
models in smart cfi'ccts and lllill('lll“.\\ \
DRESSES at $24.98
WORTH UP TO $30.00
Satin and Georgette di‘rssrs of lwnu‘J. -
and smarmcss. «\
DRESSES “at $29.00
won't-n up To $36.00
Handsome silk dncsscs of velvet, s...‘
Georgette.
«or
W.
‘ DRESSES at $14.98,
WORTH up To $22.00
The dresses are made from a splendid quality
'scrgc and wool jersey; in good practical colors.
There are more than twenty styles from which
to make your selection.
DRESSES at $16.98
WORTH UP TO $21.00
‘ Real quality (ll‘i‘ssos of surge and jersey. They
are beautifully made and are very becoming.
oppose HIGHER com. PRICES. gmiMURTY TELLS OF
W.\;<lll.\'t:TON, Feb. 17.——Reprc-'
lie Senate Coal investigating commit-
; torch.
land l shouted:
.lhat gun!’
.both firm! at once.
Among the associations represented
tic Light Association. American Gas
‘throurh his body.
3
-—-————.——————-——
Advertise in The Sentinel. , } behind me.
flamed an injunction and everybody
unnecled with the Molders‘ Union, di-
mly or indirectly. is now solemnly
chuged, under heavy penalty, to say
nothingdabogt (1th]? strike. Althougii‘
. . mo ers a t e right to strike the
shop, the judge decides that they shall
'nothare the right to notify anyone of
fire” action, or inform members who
might be looking for work that the
mnop has been struck in conformance
other person. firm or corporation, not
to do work for, or' to perform its con-
tracts with, the Norwaik Iron Works
Company, and from threatening or up-
resenting to any person, firm or cor-
poration that its employes will strike;
or refuse to do such work if it contin—‘
ues to do work 'or perform contracts
for the l\0rwalk iron W'orks Company,
and from combinmg together to refuse
- to_work upon any materials because
. the laws of the International said work is beingdone for and in be-
. lders 14.,“an , half of the Norwaik Iron Works Com-
». These prohibiitons against mention- lpany, until the next 50590“ or the Su-
,,g the fact that strike exists, 01. . perior court. to be held Within and for
ssmg its merits are exceedinglyi Fairfield county, on the first Tuesday
u, §;:::$g_:n'f}i1:g ag‘?hpafl‘riCUl1al‘l'v so;((:fdltpi‘ifl, 10d18, and until the further
~ ’ . f . . 0‘ ‘ ‘9 act tiatmil- ' er 0 sm court in the premises. 7
, m . of American workmen have re—l Dated at Bridgeport, this 28th day of"
‘ gogajrticyafteddin It war to make February, 1918- l
. ‘. r sa e or omocracy. f l ' » “v- ‘M' MALTBIF ‘
1, £3: nggfiggltim suggems some infer, It “digidge 0f the Superior Cou’rt- l
g . g S_ _ :l. gseen from the abov)
,, Hgtdis..liegql_,iso for its the julicc-vs‘tliami'w 0rd” ”‘3‘ r ’7‘ ‘
emafi-g’fig‘l’” €013??C’m.nfd. [01,. “f"hfldflff'mfini” ’1‘ ”filming, or an.
. i is ouma ' - - 7‘" V“ ‘ V ' "
mum] the fact that the opium “'orks (‘ompany i; ulitlhitygl‘lllgl
. lama; Works'Company is a struck Show a strike exists at its foundry. They
"aaagolzmon molders .319 concerned, are also restrained from inducing any
metal-ion “:21? 22??““0‘Vfif ”116, in- 2:;sgigutrodguit wgrk. or not to work in
:h kue aniea - main cats;
(pie? That is to say. would 8’not ptlllile Norwalk Iron Worlgs Cigmn‘f'ore‘lgg
sawing of this injunction u x . though this” due m ' 7' H "
umber of the Mo‘ders' Unpon evciry [y peaceful aid 1: {exit if 0’ d Dene“-
. . . ion, 01' ~. w u c are '
”lication in the Journal, serve ntc: So .far as the intended! puil’fi’lée 0"
1.” upon every member that the the injunction is concerned it nulli-
___~_ Iron Works Company is un-- ties the right of union molde'rs to pro-
fir,“ members of the Molders' Un'l leg: thelrlriigelves from discrimination
. nu es the right to melt .i
-.Woul_d not the publication of the{ox-ganizationedect‘ive. e the“.
ijnncpon result in_n violation ofthe' It nulhfies their rizht to publicly dis-
”VISIODS of the injunction? 5cuss the reasons why they struck the
31], on the other hand, the injunction . Norwalk Iron Works bump“... *
innofietg lg; ptilillélisgi‘erlld how Yare the {d It does 'not b .
mum u ers’ ~.'nion OWever, , t ' *-
m that it is contrary .0 ‘3“ judgglNorwalk Iron Works 00$;ng Joli:
9 rule, or law, :0 TWINE)“ the fact presenting its side of the case to the
the Iron V.'“i'ks has been public, or from making any statement
lea
members are
. 'ck by members J t‘. ~ M l e- ‘ - it may desire onc '
h}. ' “ O’d ‘5 UH IWith the Moldgrs' egrlllfn.itnglspllllg
‘Sefirching for int'ornzatit . upon this “I‘Mhnm "f the Molders' Union must
, Mating, feature m. iremain silent,
aquwrote to the,fll'id's attorney. who lmuon
’h‘l called our attention to the fact
mime Journal was violating the in-
_ ,etion by publishing the statement
_ the,“ Iron Vv’orks was clos-
to union molders; Among other
gs, We asked the following ques-
not because the Consti-
fr the United States prohibits
tee speech, not because the Constitu-
tion of Connecticut prohibits free;
ipeech, but because Judge Maltbie has
ecided that the exercise of free
speech might work an injury to
Igorwalk Iron Works Company‘
dhgrefore free speech concerning this
Villalilfulg wlach lye have with the Nor
" n o v -”
prg‘llilibited. r s Company mu.t be
_ is injunction is mere]
. ggdtafilegldencf of the sex-ion: £13151:
_ amen a] and constitutl ‘
, rights which exists where ma!
. . .. . , . we h
this we received the followm'g 336mmmm§§l ll; :njunct ave
P . ,. aw.
. . P. Frey. Edit“ ' 4 . ' riMEs £ ‘ \
mam“, Mow,“ . Yuma, AIRPLANE AT M0
”commam,a,'.mbme mug" ’ .. LONDON, Foch. 16.—-—The “:3: Iii-1A
fifinmnatlro- istry wasadvised 'inday of the arr: n
. . °"‘."’IIk Iron Workl' Case. at; M03831“, Southefn'Egvptia 8 an"
”’3 ’t‘fgifi'fihén}: 3% for your iet- or the T‘imes’ airplane comb'aln‘: l]!
1113 . ere‘ is no im— lh . ' ' |
ty in the publiea of the in-, 9 flight fromCarlo to Cape town.
i. this case, and I think it' I
. .e to make such publication CUT "THIS
.. of come. it is done in a ‘
{tenoom‘age observance of its' . ’ MONEY
, . , DON’T MISS THIS: Gut ' out' thfr
- Li) ‘ 7‘ ~ ‘ . ‘
41m GORDON MERRITT," slip “Closed "ml 5" Fm“ “it“ to
the injunction,
, , 3!! our communication:
mankind: as the injunction itself,
~ of which you were kind though.
ageless, is a public document, [as-l
that you offer no objectionfio the
tion of this injunction, or any
, ”thereof in our official publica-
_ \
we understand the, sitimugnj 7’63 F013! ‘5 Co" 2835 Sheffield avenue . .
mention . the name or ' the Chicago, 111., Writing your namesand
Kigali?! Ccl’impanljnwig‘" “are" “”1““ Youiwm receive in
‘ e n 03- t e - . , .
m _. member-d are ”fat?“ ‘ trial. package cone-him m.
. magma ey‘s. Honey Ed
ch . .
fill-far
iiiMFiiiii" iii
For Lumbago, Backache, Pain, Rheu.
Stiffness
r0- 3 ,
1y!
risil'rin” stamped with
Cross.”
proved safe by millions of people.
L
_ \ _
our—Jr . is. .wnam— .
Tau-ma. tot , .
3 with
matism,
l John Moccio and
! I raced to them.
. l ‘
.iou want relief—quickly and safe-l
Then insist on "Bayer Tablets oi”
the “Bayer
l , and the ex-
Thename “Bayer" means .ch are gglditgggmygxld Segilfiiiestake dvantage Sale price, pair ' ' " a’?zge:d:{ 13‘s!" Market Value Sale price
getting genuine Aspirin Prescribed by of young women entertaine .there. Bea ‘ Bl Refs 7 price of e very special 5 {yard ..... ' ............. 296
physicians for over eighteen years, and He classified those W110 endorsed the con‘ an h per yard ............ 39c 6'
,“drive” as “nuts."
For a few cents you can get a ‘ '
handy tin box of genuine “Bayer'Clfitgfieiefigéegkgnggglaredm cmxix-‘tlier launder 1’9“"? and wear longer. S Imnenal Chmmav Light grounds, in stripe am a I ‘
Tablets of Aspirlnfi: contefnlng twelve today that he .would seek to bring a ,Full size: comes in white and gray. 8.390%: 113:7. (3:30 gall-eh?“ ‘ Ir‘ide. elects. 19c
tablets. Druggists also sell larger iggsggpyrhetaglgatisslng lmtfgn:g Szile price, $6.98 Value 400. ' 8" ye. Sale price, yard . .. ,.
"Bayer” packages. Aspirin is the trade editorial condemning the proposed p r ' ' """"""" Sale price, yard . .. . .. 29c
mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono 'drive for funds by the world war Beacon.Cl-ib Blankets' Co] I 0 ll F! l
aceticacidester of Salicyliacid.
4 veterans.
Suddenly I hearthe click of an auto- 5 ;
,mutic pistol and l flashed my electric . .
There was a man crouching
American .Elcctriclfl button on‘ my coat;
{me and I chat at his legs.
gazain and hit Bacon in the neck. Then
GENUINE ASPIRIN ,1 emptied my gun at hilt, firing at the
ipistol flash. 1 jumped on him and
' « fwrested his gun avmy. I beat him over
ithe head with it. and Bacon, who was
,arnmd only with a nightstick. came up‘
,behind me and beat him down." 5
3 The police have found stolen proper- ‘
ly'worih thousands of dollars in the _,
l rooms in Stamford occupied by the.
31m slain men, who were identified as
'Abmit ti dozen burglaries haVe been
.\ th 1'“ n: . ~ , . V‘
n on? 0’9 ° ‘- good value.At High quality. soft finish. woven int: 0'
. from fine Egyptian cotton yarn. es-
EXtra Soecml pecially adapted for women's un- F35" m“"‘-‘- “”1““ -‘-“‘"- “" ’
POLISH WORLD WAR
, VETERANS BRING SUITE
(Continued from Ping. One).
said to have stated that were the
home, constructed, it
included hi this‘
gelasslflcation are the mayor of the
Table Damask
Pure while bleach. lusn'r :
excellent designs. i~-;:l -
Bed Sheets
$1.49 ‘
Crochet Bed Spreads
Double bed size, durable, woven of
selected yarn. free from dressing,
plogtsing llftlltt'lls, llcl'illllt‘d ends;
Full 29.
Sale price, each . . . .
_ ,Q. “0:. . “finaa- a.--“ EMS», ......,‘.... “3.....- - .. -LQ»-..:’ -... . '
fie Molders’ Ifnion bination sentulivos of Public Utilities Assocla- _ i , , _ , , ,,,
x . . . ' , - . . ng \aluc, 1‘0 old: w. ..
The inJunction also restrains mom. From publishing or announcing that “0’15 met ““1"“ today to oppose before‘ Continued From PM One. ”l $2 98 Harvard Shaw 8 ' d g
“ha from refusing to work on pain, the Norwalk iron ‘Vol‘ks (‘Ognpanv is the Bituminous Coal Commisszon any; . 2, 531.: price ,,,,,,, I gm. 31,90, $2 29 , 9 C )ar . 79c
fins sent out by the ———— Irongunfair or that :1 strike i'XlSlS at. its “‘C’P‘l-‘e in ”‘9 price of coal becausei , E ' . -: Eh t Sale. prlce, each . .. I 4“» yard ------------
"Works Company; from inducing: any I factories; from SM .. mm» m o. “r m. the wage incrpase given the lgainers. ; two men in the cellar with a lhghted Heavy Quality CI‘ 9 B] d‘ed Sh ts .
.,:]6'80n to quit Work. or not to go tolquesiing tiny poi-so vrm 0:— (Ti‘l"‘.0!‘.’l~ which they said would have to epass- candle before we entered the 0“?“ I"i ea ee . .. ? 1
‘wk in any plan: ;; iztusc it is malt-f lionynot to perform work in any Ai‘uct- ““ U“- to‘ ”1"- l’llbhc- The same Wlt' \Vhen we Went down the cellar stuns of SDl'eadS ~58lze 54190.. Sale price $1.53 each . 7‘2 InCh Table I)amd‘k .i i
“work fox tht- __,_.,_ Iron \\ Ol‘ks my because it is l'lClng'dOllt" for and in. News “111 WSW") lat“? tOGRY before from the. kitchen the light “as out. Superior finlrh. pure. white. soft Size .3190. 3... price $1.79 each Unusually fine quality. 'i n * ‘ '
and free from dressmg, handsome
designs; value $5.0m $3 98
Sale price, each . . . . I
Size 7_2x90. Sale price $1.98 each
Pillow Cases
finish. Choicr path "l‘w .
g Sale price, $1.98 f,
l
l
1
‘State police. l‘lrop yard
He raised his gun an: we ~ 5 ..............
His mine: clipped 'i Extra Large Spreads 45x36 Cues ----------- 49: «Ch , , ..
mine passed , 45x36 Harvard ........... 59c eacn Turkish Bath To“ (-1" _
Marseilles patterns, best bleach. 45 , . i
rt, _ 7 ,7 . x36 Pioneer ........... 69¢ each . . LL ‘ ‘ ‘
"As he fell forward i heard a noise , ’ lustrous finish, raps eizilly fine qua]. Good wright. pun‘ ,\ .1 -«‘. -.
. , 45x36 Hemotitched ...... 79: each
i turned and saw another ity that will launder perfectly, V8- 45x36‘5callo d 59 ach‘ absorbent. a .
.man stardlng behind a brick column lue $6.00. pe ........ c e Sale pr‘ce Huh 5‘; l
on automatic pointed at me. I ‘ Sale rt‘ce $4.9 N .: k . . . E
Initiated toward him. holding the torch 1’ ' """"" autsoo ."d u. .,
lat arm a length. He med and mam Gray Blankets 36 inches wide, soft and sheer, a EX tionallv Good Bath "
Ho shot'
dependable quality.
34.50 value.
Sale price, piece . . . . $3.98
Japanese Namsook'
i
l
Soft, warm and meecy, full size;
worth $3.50. Sale price,
$2.93 Dill!
Tovels
Largo- size, hoavy quali‘y. ll. ‘
a...
; v . <‘ . w ,. \ . ‘
Beautlfln Blankeu 40 inches Wide; $8.00 Vuue. double tuistcil )nin .ml - .
In handsome block designs. made Sale price, , $6 50 bleach. 53 c .1
-. . from clean, sanitary cotton; warm. piece; ............. I Sale price, each ...... i
the prettiest
$7.98
thick and fluify. in
colors. Especially
English Lona'cloth Unionmlfitfen Glass To“ cl-
.‘rxsa s
Ileavy Twilled Gray vuue 35c. 296
derinnenia, etc; $5.00 s3 98 Q
value. Sale price, piece . Sale price. yard ...... .
Blankets 4‘0 inches wide; $6.98 value. l
Full bed size, warm. strongly wov- Sale price, ‘ $5 98 glinen Crash TOWCllE‘ia" .
en. thick and soft, medium, gray piece """" ' ' ‘ '.
Brown or bleached, strum:
sturdy weave, for serviCn drill
ability this quality can't ho “--»‘
WHITE OUTING
FLANN EL
‘1 fast color pink and blue bor-
“m 54.98
newsmzna.
would be used
The Blankets look and feel like
wool. but are much warmer weight,
Width 36 inches. Calico Prints
"‘ 36 Inch Percales
Pink, blue, tans, fancy designs; In- A ml“? 01 Belt patterns, in pink. A variety of attractive pa?" :- K. ,
blue. ray. etc.
dian patterns; also plain white.
excellent quality.
Englander Dink Fabric
Sag-Proof Bed Spring
$312.00 '
At Clearance Sale Prices.
. '7 , . yard 25c Saloprtcé.yard .. ..... ‘v
,.,.,. .,-y_,. ”3.. j . , ,7?» .d. . . , . , Vt. ‘ "449‘s. , ‘ v.5“ w. . _ ». : If. -
. I r E 'V
EARL. or a ’ ‘ A ' H S»
EleG DECUNES" KEEPER OF LIQUOR Pen'oaIlt will face a i‘eilvrhl « . 1! t
v LONDON, Feb. 17.~—-Premier Lloydi
STiLL FINED m 0!! thee huge of keeping the 9‘” '3" ‘
, l l: :1.“ 7'
ii ._ .~
hbedinzraydr
_,> . ‘
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«Thexutnres'emhodnd‘inthhlngtindu‘ W tab-
riclhavetheaddpdltflnflhfl lateral M W m
. .makesan mwmmmmunumm at
.4.
: E rge h“ o‘er“ the-mum” Ointment coined is claimed to
ship at Washington to the Earl of Red- ’ . - ,~ ’
'ding’ttgflgoi‘f‘er ‘1?“me the”: (Continued from First Page). ”3331;: msggtéot’inzdngiasgyh :
says a Mal aze t ay, - In!“ ' ' .L'.‘ 1v.
the Earl h“ declined the appointment. l on the cm of keeping the “m The candle: were used to can1011fl8+i1,1:y r.
‘ “ n... S... ,- confided“. eDodomlng candles ,mell of floor within the “he‘ll «I.
—,——— where the whisky was being “W
, r ‘ 5 , wet-:k 13?:le 4:0. vegan” ”the In all {arty ”ml“ or whitakY “"
. a. res on tube 1... Ab l 1“" “'1
THE HARDWARE a “mu... m ,. n y the 9° "9
taking care of the cue ”None of the mlxturh was found -~.. "-
for tho government at
All?!) SUPPLY 00. ‘ um
. gwmr 8t. _ ‘ . » ~ “
Mimi-5. Emma-want
<.Inn.‘cv ml“ I “lull“, ‘ I. _ ,‘ ‘ II
~mm ,9. , ,. " ‘ ' . - ,1
v ., 3 ‘ _ 14'\
the WW. in: In vats when the policr mi?» NJ
the plane.
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first. 11;};
Norwalk Chronicler