Evening sentinel, Friday, February 20, 1920 · page 4

 
 

 
 
 

in A. X. Paddock. Snat‘iewr avenue
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”so. . _ -
an” n i i for new inn-
‘8: .' ”GUY-150:1» e'ié‘l". a brief viii!
2'1!!! Ms na"€»“1= ‘71 Fast bow-«1“:
‘ Rent. Gem-Ire Armstrong. Chelsea
v is exuded to be in chaiseol
”trim in the Advent Chrzstian
chm-rm n— m"; Sunday.
There has been a tumpfi'an‘ data:
in making (alleviate of ashes and
'0. in Fast Nomi): due. 10 ”2e
101* of trunking facilities. which the
can!» shortly.
2/. “,4; JON-1W5. (WWW has lvwn r~nf5ns~l to
a his “01"" M the Crnznrv Bon‘m'at‘d
during—the past week. hav‘nc but! a
severe at‘ark rt the nip. fin hopcs tr.

56-“:

_ b! .
Tb nimble tournament of m:

Mower nook and Ladder commit}
gm we
d jurors. The tournament will bc
resumed next Thursday night.

mam—s in me Fa<t \‘rywaik srhr‘me
devoted a seesion th's afternoon to the
writing of essays to be submitted in
the War mrtment's contest
A nwrnher at Ma! prizes have been
received for distribution among the
‘li‘”" “ h ' 7'1 WW“ vazt‘ L‘. Park:
of the local recruiting station Thcru
‘fli “a —. “5‘M] n-\ Manda 'i 091’

The ret'uiar sewing meeting u? thr-
Womnn'a A‘Wl’a-v of time: «hurcl.
met veslv'dav w"h MW. E. F Smith
Rom «ref-L Plans were di"r’ll"~“?‘(’
for CW Dollar Dav S~cial to be hviv'T
after lent. The Mfr-“1‘09”: or 1hr» Aux
filmy... .”In (50‘ .. n ,x 'lr,“ ,3.-..:.«.t ‘kn 1"“
(en neutron, and at the social will «=3
ple‘“ thdr method of earning th-
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Remnant

”saw

L“’ ‘ ~"—-" " "‘~Wml

Mr. and 1-7:“. Va=ill Krar’huk arr:
rejoicin" Orr-r the arrival a few da.s

' ago of an infant 5-1011 Mr V'a"h-J‘.
iscare‘akn' 0': Tire Richard Tiad-r's

 

 

place at Token-Re.

The S‘A'l‘lffi'vao—Wft'k trollrv limos
have not yet been able ?0 so! back to
their normal 5"llr'3ilif— T‘n— 0..-- two
weeks vmw the rmlv wav to catch a
car is to wai’ patiently until one imp
pens to ("r-Ire along, however long the

valt may be.

 

 

UNION LAME HAS
ITS REDRAFTED »
RA‘LROAD BILL

 

leontinned from Pate One).

est. special privileges and class b‘ene—
fits." .
Printlnel objection to the labor
arbitration clause is based ml the
manner in whl~h thr- sneh‘al rr'rtlra»
(ion clause is heard rm t!“3 :“':n"‘?' 1
whl'i- We “NM! ~~"‘-—-"1< ‘ .-.~
would‘be oons‘lt“ted and the manner
or Mrvgperatk.§ Union leaders
cantor-d 0‘ at the afbltrrtlrn hoards.
includlnz the D‘rmanont federal boa-d
or nu". mw’h‘b‘“ “H."- in en "A"
W no to eliminate labor frr-rf Too-
rer" "" "w Tim "lflbnd proposed at
‘ndludlcatlng labor diFDutrs bv
groom of not le‘s than 100 emnloves.
the 195MB": declarrd. would "destroy
all v"."' q “ ""4 ‘9qu m chaos” he-
eause they would encourage the WM"-
err M divmward existing agreements
and law—rotabiished orderly methods
of procedure.
The union ofliclals. as set forth in.
the rn'nr‘r'al. are ‘n the MU a “Hr-ter-
_ minauon to ennui exist‘nz azrnn-
. men” and de°troy the orc'mizatlons
which negotiated them." and roim
strond" *h'lr onenelt-‘on to the 1rd
f2 Vision that would malt-‘- inrlll'r‘i‘lu f0"
W’PW‘WP“ t.“ the labor board any
. person connected with 3'1 n"¢::“~'"a-
'~ . tion r‘f (-ynylloyea. The nrcx’iq’nn. Thrgv
P011It “"‘A ““"M "wait in framing: rl'
“long trained in iahm- "r-‘. «. -~-—,.-. ..
reli“:n-'l't‘w Ppsgdati—p: of many years
to accept such a p:\ ’on."

 
 
 
 

DAN HOWLEV LANDS
PITCHER PENNINGTON
HARTFORD. Feb, 20. Manager Dan
Howley put act-09,3 t‘m bit/gt”! tine: vet
engineered by him when he (dryer! nu.
angl‘att‘oztfgmrorday .wlth Pn-fidenl
of the Pacific f‘oagt I koazurr'ftr ”l“ l
J . l ,, 3 e-
lease of Pitcher Georg” ponningtsn
{armor}? of tho TIN-"Wyn Dcuzv -~')1r-?
, the St. Louis Browns. I

 
 
 
 

'Pha publir
our refer-one \V
refer you .w _ rp
whom on law.
sorvc-d. TL -_‘,' will
conVimv you 0.
our eff! ”CY and
Of 0". tatrneer‘
Thny mil to“ ym,
that at ,all YIK:§-*
we -' “' ’h’W‘Ou {11!}
dep ..lable.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

"the Rings End Fuel Co, delinrin.

oi we'aymatus‘ when bought.

Titan-en W. Green ogeas his lam
’ mini-business atonrn. ¥
'aHI-tom Scribner of (Fe Hezahls he
recovered from an attack of gilp. ‘

film“! A. Peman‘t who. 1:-
been ill has returned to his work in
Stamford. -

“falter Merino of horomn
has been kept a: home for over
week it; illness. -

Clans ’ E. Boston of .\f .

Iie’ghts,haa recovered from lt‘e r:
feels ot’a reccn! illness.
, Mass Mario Kunen of West“ menu
is now employcd in ah:- Yaze a: "x 0121‘
d’fliceg in Stamford. , .

Zigfimn Mason has been helpxr: 12‘:

ieigh;

coal ‘ one of his big sit-d3. .
~72: roof of Mrs. w. n. Andy-gm"
new lfonse on the Poet Road. nan; L'
mv aicnue l< beinz put on.

\Yorgo": FQ‘W‘I”? 3m! Dlznv‘ n
Courair. sons of Kr. and Mrs. Frank
Dd‘oqroy, have been ill for a few
days. '

Ell-=- Sarah Bartram hm: ind 9 mo
additiénal electrical installation done
at bee resldr nee on the Past Road

School Superintendtntjamcs F.
Williams attended a college reunion
in g" "or: (1)7 last Sam day nlg it.

The,M‘s‘.—ms Mamie and Kate 8 adv
of West awnue, reccnzly spent :l few
days with relatives in New Yoxlz city.

A supply of slates was (i‘HTGl'Of
yeszvrila, at the ('aTI.DJl:nd sznnon 2'
Darlen to be med in repairing the
roof of th0 depot, _

Mrs. G. E. Richter Ian Tuosaiay fur
a fewdays' visit, with hI-r moshrri
Mrs. 'J. Kira‘wnod of “'O‘dhaven. L. l.
and expects this e‘roning.

Eledn'cian Howard E. Cabin h“:
comn'etrd'whlng .‘tira. Pliny-‘2‘; horn
on the Pan Road. the first in town t:
have the new “Sterling X" instalm-
lion.

Mrs. George Krause or Railroad av"-
mzo. who was ill for over a trunk. is
nnw “MA to sewn as mannamr of ‘ r‘r
bak'r-ry and delicatessen place on Rah
road dream».

The r». lmav' brid'fln crn‘Fi'W t‘W.
Prim Rum! jg in wrn'rhnd P"v’*’“m‘
and in soil» of the sun-Ni“ r"'"*>‘-
of the town's highway superintendent
to ob lish the {,0 n. w-3
isl there with every hon": fr"? '-'
rainfa'l. it i: plmnst wn-‘h on": life
in "ma: "*dnr't'he bridze 'he‘ze (121.73.

The; Erma. F. Sexton Post. No. ?
American Legion expects that the

.. ,4, :- 7c. {,2 ”i:'*71 under
th(‘2r hustlers; ”"3111? n*~‘-‘ 1t (‘3,
tI-r school, will be run of the most
suvccs‘ful afiairs of til“ 90?! cvm hel‘
in thié trwn. All the young count“
of Davao arr: llkrly tn an'mr" «m The
floor. and flu» scene will doubtless hr
3 h“l sant wan.

Nt-x Squday night at 3:730 1: (‘ml
toy- 3:1 t» ()‘_ f‘ 1 r: wi'} ha :1“ nrflhn’i'r;
tit‘ nairir‘tir'rallv. nmler the manure:
ot the‘ Loyal legion. when the memo
rials ten lw the '_‘-‘n"‘ "m“ '
ment {:1 the nearest of kin to those;
who sécriflced their lives in the Great
War, till he prosentnd Y?" '
Sinclair. pastor of the Noroton Pree-
hyterlan church, will deliver the ad-
dress. ' This town contributed km'era‘
of her son‘s. w‘m mad:I the era: sat»
ritlce the first in numimr m‘ mu
being firm-st F2. Sexton. for whom the
horn] pact wa: nam'd.

The member': of the lad'ns' Md 3:»
clatv of tho M. E. church have toHV‘ned
a unique feature in conectiru wlth 1hr
“’ash‘neton supper. whirh the“: rerr
arranging for next Thursdav "VPnln".
‘Each of the membe'n has boon asli'd
to prepare an orieinai l-andrmad" pn=~
ter to advertise the afialr. ”mm a"
nmmcemf‘n”: to b'Ml‘snlpyl'v‘ in lnt-a‘
store windows. The 'ynunz men whr
are to serve an waitrru w-u a’m .m-r
9" "“29" 0' ”w N‘mpam‘ire «twin-
of the poster-makers. and the one
V“- ‘ -_,--..,,..k is host, will be
awarded a prize.

The ca‘l for the adlournod sperJul
town meeting. to confide" tho mam-r
of improved apparatus {or ‘the town.
was issued ye-ttorday. tlvlnz HOV?
Tursdav nlcht, February 24, a" the
time for the meeting. It looked a
row weeks ago when t‘~e T?H"~'i(‘l\‘
wr‘r‘tlng was hPld as [‘l’ll"h t‘m inn-“-
rihi‘i'" cf upm'ri'w such nmnrrtus
was nbwt as :good film a: it was lwn
years ago, whrn the “th flv'e" nr
J‘!"‘.li",f"' 3.4. (ii-ann;'9‘<r|_tt’«" it“ v.r:\:]
The mwn'q (‘flmvni'tno avmmnlwl a
couple. of months earlier to c"n--il“r
"w" “M‘m thlw<tiwn. he»: rennrnrl in
1*: t‘nv‘inzs that one mo"0“n nu'n-vm.
bile eteam flrn cnglnn :‘r‘n'rl vervr- 01v-
1'.‘*" town. hm 4i" “ 1h r0 "n- 'w‘
(memoirs—at the Cantor and at tho
HnirzhtS—each cm’ltetlil‘nr.r for the
llnnn” of Wrxln'z the oommvmuv'q
""41: in bi: ra-sreot ”w Pr‘“"‘li‘tl>p
v=".~"~""nr‘l {Vr‘riir‘Q-Vo whiz-h ""V'tn’l'fl'

 

should have the prooos'ed new engm".

. . ‘ I
yrminw Fifi: by actual negotiations l
The m will“??? ills-'0 declamd thrt it‘
t‘m tow r ’zuc-l nnmrutlm. 1’1
531m!“ also nnmn' ‘ TY“- "‘* '7'":
“N *v ““H m: t‘u3 h‘z‘~wnv cutter-in-
tendent is selected. who Show" """e
r. . ..V I ,5,“ (up-vino and I‘""1 1‘“!
men in its use, gviing his entire time
to the town‘s sorvice and the" New
pr'nov‘d that car-h "cums/my shnMd
rl-'rf,ascurance that 20 men would. he;
am::a'oio to remand to all a‘ru-wv .1
ra'u'm 40 tn all and that thev should!
be paid the nominal arr. u"t of $23 a
year {or their services. Those pro-
pcsals sailefled neither 0‘ the rpm
panics who a'4lwrl that instrad or the
propmed expenditures of about $12-
090 .' :r this apparatus, an annmn-la-
mm, : $6 000 be made to each of the

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N‘Mnanips to which they might!

.~.--! additional amounts from their
- o vmd" and nrncexe‘ whatevnrl
.p:.r:~tus they decided on. The fire.
irwr also obrfécted to the se'ecvtnn of
.t man to control the aoparatus. unless
may had a voice in hl'S appointment
and they also objected to the idea of
paving the 40 men as propmed. It
looked as“ though no agreemr nt could‘
be reached. but it is now understood‘
that a compromise has been effected d
and that a proposal to have each com:

pany receive $6,000 may be submitted l

to the m‘eeting Tuesda

a “ F . y night, and-
a n t '1. it tho. fi'emen will conctde
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SATURDAY EVENINGS
or I :---
artford
NeW' Haven
' Waterbury
rovidence
pringfield
Worcester
ridgeport
eriden
'tamford ;
‘ anbury . ~
Progressive Norwalk

 

gainst It:--- , e . ,
A few Norwalk Stores not in tune
with the sentiment for shorter

hours.

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Who-do you stand with
Mr. ‘nd Mrs. Consumer? .

These Stores and Many Others Begin Tomorrow to Close at 6.

. Rogers 69’ Stevens ‘ A. F. Gehebe _

N. Ryan 6? Co. United Eye Glass Cu.
J. Mallette Irving Stone
The Ideal Shop Raymond 6? Sons

C. J. Mintz «E? CO. V ‘ \ Miss Clavin
PolhemusCompany ’ ' Glover hoe Cc. .

Stet-Eng Furniture Co. Conneally £9“ Bracken ‘
Angevine Furniture Co. Fox Cycle Co.

A. J. Collins Co. Albert ngan .
The Boston Store NorWalk Boot Shop

T ristram (’9’ Hyatt Co. Elwood 69‘ Glover
E. K. Banks ' W; L. Olsen

J. O’Brien , < . Gotham Company
5' Hubble 89‘ Staples