WE‘RJH 1:,
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Paul
in
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pay-
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{:11 Ill‘t‘S,
II work
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liners;
.4
‘1 11107
“ i U111>1L1'?.
T I»: & Rubber CO.
'1 NTED. '
llL‘ICHINE OPER-
I ALL PARTS or
70111;. FACTORY
’31s PERFECT.
‘.GES PAID EXPER-
OPERATORS. IF
. K PERIENCED WE.
.ACH YOU AND PAY
.ilLE LEARNING.
IT PEABODY &. 00.,
INC.
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14 or 5
n'ake h1n~-
GlRLS for
ClI’iLS to learn
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CASH. Inc.
C “stun: Street.
‘5‘ L.
‘I \VTED
every ambitions
vants. Good
‘11: work at the
TESS 00., 68 W"...
12111“
Singer sew-
‘m :M
WANTED
:3 learn shoe making.
'3 do table- work and to
.ini..; rooms. LOUNS
MA THEWSON.
Ail-ZN.
.i:w:13- Mail
for frpn par-
J.
Examiner).
" wliington. 11.1‘.
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11' clct'k-
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,‘ I iIII'iS. Leonard
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MENUS.
4
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(00k and
. . I‘llillllbt'll‘llllll‘l
1'11 :lI‘
”1' 111””.
adults.
Norwzifia,
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45:.
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?‘ .I 11(' cess'ul
\; ork con-
:znzninem of
' dashes
:iic'em effort
‘. E. T..
' 71"-13
r 01114.11
10011 10-
11’ 'xhrco
..;' Sentin-
<~1
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of three
‘1 an Edisoz'
price. $11;
0
St). '
' lI‘ull}, livigg"
inure (1150.811
.1 - ‘5 To Let, ForSalc, Emmi Profanional WWW”.
, \SSIFIED ADVER
WANTED
Experienced girls for the
banding, leather fitting, whip .
' ping in muchine and linings‘
Exceptional'opportuuitieb.
D. L. DAVIS 00., 1110.,
East Norwalk.
1 M 1
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f 1
WANTED ' .,,_
Gll’ LS and “’OMEN. from 16 !
' years up,
Machines,
1-st wages while learning.
fm‘ work on Embroidery
High-
lI‘ine. op-
Sanilary factory.
1‘
no '11121' 27v for ambitious women. (I
I
So."- “Ir Bradley, top floor 01‘ No.
.-; li‘;>~2'zint:tnn street. ‘
WIsbbing 65 Edging Corp.
‘ ,
'1
"is in first class condition.
.1 Ayers. 60 Van Zant street. East Nor.
'rent. tnl‘nished or unfurnished. 5 room
.[\(131 (I SS \1111; ael Sentella,
IAIl improvements, well located.
" mediate?
,acrcs Newtoiw'n Avenue. 7 rooms, gal-I
‘agc, fruits gardens, shrubbel‘)‘, $G500.
, Terms.
3Conn.
- FOR ssLn
FOR'SALE—«IFISH! FISH! SPEGlgb
for Fllday Fresh. Mackerel 1255: WI
Fresh Hertings. 2 lbs, 250; Fresh
Smells, 25c 11); Fresh \Veakfish, 2
lbs 251;. At Washington sweet BridmI
FOR SALE—LATE 1918 DODGE
Sedan, run less than 4000 miles. Car
RBGQS"&
FOR SALE—3 COTTAGES W'I‘TH
land, 5 minutes from station. A130 9111'
cottage. Write to.Bo:: No. 93, Nomton’
Heights Post Office.
FOR SALE—-HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS
and bath. 1 01 2 family house. Bloc-
m1 lights and iron fence. Piice 33,50
1-4 Levitt,“
t 13 amnno.
CQTTAG E
1 m-
Alfred
FOR SALE .4; R001!
occupancy. Apply
Brown, 127 50. Main street.
FOR SALE—STUDIO WITH ’ a
The Gill Agency, Daricn,
FOR- SALE—MOTORCYCLE, BAT?
ain to quick buyer.
.2
cycle,"
care of Sentinel Ofllce.
J
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WANTED
Second lasters, last pullers,
tack pullers and men to learn
other parts _of shoe making.
LOUNSBURY, MATHEWSON
CO.
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3 WANTED ~T\‘l(i‘11'l‘ 11101.1. BUY. 110- I
:1! (‘iix‘zi‘Ii'c'L “" ' 1
I _ -,_ _ __.--.- ___~-__ __I
’ WANTED — l_\I.\I"'DIA'l‘F‘I Y A
I71 nu >10? in: 11(‘11.A(1t11(‘SS .\I1.F‘idel
Baum-c. of; ll'omlwm'd avonue. South’
.\'o‘:w:»lk. ‘
, —~—~. _‘ -._. ,4*_ _.—-—__~__ _" l
; WANTED , \VOMAV FOR squ'iI
. 5112 not, clowning. two dais or week.,‘
»A;i»l_\ Dr is ol Hotel 94 “I'ashingIt-ou
SI
:‘ur:
WANTED APRIL Isl OR 15111 BY
llrllC'l‘l adults. 4 unfurnished
,l'lmlllr‘, purl iImii'rwements. 5 minutes
tr: 51 ”film. in good neighbm hood Ad
«Irv-4: ll, of Sentinel Office.
Pa: 1
1
} WANTED 93111.1. PLACE \1‘1111?
l»(‘:-I<I1I11l19‘=, coxnfoxtnblc 11011540, 05151.?
ly i-mchml with Ford from s'atiou‘v
V'itliin connimtin: distance of XII-.1;
York. “‘ooils. l‘i-uit, brook. born or}
~1I_I.:‘iir rlr-pmml considerations (3311-;
not afford (I. place .in high-priced nci-f
IIIImI'homls Box 70, General Post
II‘I‘cc. Y. C. '
WANTED~ POSITION 'AS ('HAI'F
fG'ill‘. :3 years experience. Addie-:21
Chauffeur, care of Sentinel. !
WANTED L. DO‘JESTIC‘ \‘URSE,
fainil» or four. Address Nuise care
of Snitiiibl
1
WANTEDI-GFRLS FOR MAILIVG‘
pleasant work
Murph} Mfg
\
(19pm ': ment. Light,
0de “-31:93 and bonus.
C17,, ‘1‘
_IL
WANTED -»SI-3\'ERAI. GIRLS FOR
0111' manufacturing department. Good;
wage: to experienced hands, beginnersl
paid while learning. Steady work.‘
Apply at the factory, Winnipauk, any
limo between:;7 a. m. and 5 p. _n1.'Clov-
er Manufacturing Co,
2 H151 avenue.
‘ TO LET'- NICE FRONT-ROOM FOR
link I Imusekeepin:
llnnfoid Place. So. Norwalk.
' Penman-4; ROOMS \VITH-I‘Ml
m'ovmnems. centrally locaied. 11' if]!
oi without garage. Phone 1271-2.
FOR RENT—ROOM ~'—“Obf TH'RD
'floor of So Son-walk Trust Company
building. suitable for office. 'or lodge;
room. Inquire at The South Notvmlh
Trust Co.
w‘ro LET—1 Roous \o. 65 SPRING
street: Mollie .Mrs. R. Tarlciv,
Gtovc street? Phone 185.342.
”w"
_L05T—GO'ODRICH Imam, 34:415.. >_
between Ferns and Steward ay'cmte ' Q, .
Reward. F. H. Wcmpe, West Norwal‘h, 4
Qt i
‘37 Core mom Edd: Norwaik.
14166,.
- house.
‘Fky
Lady id‘é‘fiérred. '8 »
1-.
15'
-
'FOR SALE-ONE TWO FAMILY
ton rooms, part improvements.
Good Imatiun piice $3 000 One 51:
room cottag, I all improvements 33.1100.
Inquiie of E. E. (.01 ham 01 R Joselov-
: fefii’xtcs. i .
. ' that the- "clam
. the demands that will be WWon
__ and division doors to get
«rankings.
Address "Motorol
Iauthorlties to gain entrance» for
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 19-21
23 Union Street and 33 Elmwood Ave.
nue. Storage and Garage to Rent at
15 Marshall Street. The Hatch & Bal-
lcy Co.
FOR SALE-WE HAVE VERY
fine Ilediuom Sets made or the finest1
Mahogany inlaid Colonial four- most rp-
sign. This is the finest furniture ev'ei
put on the market “ill take other
9
.-
.omctua ma”-
' will Wmdéof
-'Rlno"1mlon
Hessian" in the a‘nthr‘a'cltc field;
may estimate m1. their memo;
includes 65 pot coat. of all munch-,1)
or: In the Pennsylvania‘hard com re-
s n.
Up to the present time, the opera-
tors'fiavé refused to comment or ex-
_press their ultlude toward the de-
mands of the mine Workers except to
indicate that It would be impossiblc to
meet them without incieasing the
price of coal.
The scale committee of the miners,
numbering 37 men, has “mama! in
New York in orderto be in close touch
with the representatives of the alib-
committee and act in an zidviur'y OBI
pacity should their services be m.
SCRANTON Pd, March 11.be
city authorities arc today in
ion of the Oxford mine of the Pooplé'o
Coal Company in the exercise of po-
lice powers to prevent-Ts further oper-
ation. Fifty policemen. detailed at
the bieaker and shaft, are Rec-pint all
workmen away from the place.
”give other policemen during the
night made their way Into the mine
through abandoned "cork and bottle"
workings and have full control inside.
They had to break locks of barricades
into the
President Frank Christian, of the
company. is in New York In cantor-
rnce’ with W. L. Connell. his "hm
iii—law, one of the operators' comm-
tcc of the anthxac’ite“ wage confereueeJ
now in session there There have"
been disturbances at the mine for two
days, arising from efforts of the “1‘1"
t e
purpose of lnvesrigatlng alleged reek
less and illegal mining.
In taking Bpossesslon of the mine.
Maym Council posted a proclamation,
in which he referred to the leftist! o'
the company to peimlt the Mine Cave’
Commission to (Inter the mine. Its
continued operation until this was
done, he added, increaced the meme
to life and DIODE”). He ordered that
inobody excepting fire bosses, pump
iunncrs and others of like employ-
ment be alloyed to color the mine
until the Mine Cave Commission had
1
I
. (molded the issue The pnlICe were di-
rooted to enforce the Older.
During the mowing the company
(succeeded in sending .1 number of-
mlners into the workinus, despite the
mayor’s proclamation These on re-
ported to be under arrest 3:10 feet un-
der ground In custody of policemen
:I'fuinltulc in exchange. Phone 1182- -.:I
~1
This Means YOU.
Dwellings and household ruiniturc
1have increased In value. and in munyl.
linstancns hzno doubled in cost to 19- per cent
“Munro
Insurance ls about the on]:
thing that, has not advanced In price.
Ratesore E‘s low now as ”they ever
were. Think it. over. are YOU fully
protected? For rates and particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Nonéalk.
Real Estate. Immim.
1
moon's GARAoE
Flore's Garage Overhauling and
repairing. ll Han'ord Place. Tel 925
' PaornsslonAL.
PIANO. LESSONGIGIVENI
by \Iis-zs G Glendon Fisher. 35 Mom
(low sheet, South Norwalk. Conn. Be~
ginners a spcclalt). For terms inquire
at above address Phone'I1255i4;
BUSINESS rid-trons
Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
Sati-Ifnctlon IAssured
Chaplin, 13 Elizabeth 81.
Phone 2374.
.-
J
nus. LOUISE oANanD,
' rum amINOrwalkIcomn
PRIVA‘PE L‘Eooons m. nmcmo;
1‘.me
CAN 'mxi co; DAYIIAND
Night Séfvfce. Telephone 998.
.WlL-LIAM'J. momma? ._.7
' mam firming Au chlnfi
21 Baotou at. Plum
UMW‘ m nmvmm
My. M
W .er
he; on: diatom finding. his?”
mun-aw trucking Office MW
“91‘ 869 My Man.
4. HRS.P , .N ‘ ‘ "
Tallu'ed Sultan 'Skt'rta and‘ Brook”:
T311891 I
coLaMM n. RANDOLP‘
Local and long dmm mo];
. many freight mb‘beflfl were recover-
man who was sought
od. Another m “m
flaw-110mm:
who entered the mine last night.
The city engineers who “cut Into
the mine with the pollcé made a pa:
tial invesugatlon.
WASHINGTON. March. 11. --—A 25
wage increase tier bituminI
years.
-T w e Increases would not. be: 1
mad?mt$§dctlvc. The commission did
not ask that the powers (fine fuel ad-
ministration be conferred on it
WASHINGTON March 11. —!!'he re-
Wt of the coal strife settlement com-
mission woo rent today to President
Wilson {or his approval belore it is\
made public. Officials would not dis-
(1153 its «omega mr would. they con-
r om t a
fggmfiended an gym‘mg‘ 25 per
cent; in" Wages 0‘ rts that the corn-
did a 0081 price
31y wan. included In tho
to the W1
WIGHT , -
HEL‘D‘FOR” a was
I».
CAR
BRADFORD- R. 1:, March Iii-85:.
men were arrest acted in their home in,
Westerly and clothing“ other good:
lalued. of $3,000. believe: to Wu
3 sevcmhwr
full roport sent
through a
exchanging $110“
{113.de who was at
SWG
ed after:
wash Murmur:
with the
t the commission hzl'd :cem. report of ‘thc federal grand jur-
an me new m“ The! W noncomm in»... AM 31
that the union mag-nee Its“ “gm, I” 63:; Mgfi m, I” i‘mmm a; dbwt’ W w
W
mm or, trim"
bandit leader Radon-loo Cordoba. under N-
“a?“ wh‘momml“mw
mm
flan, told the initiator: that? Im- on.
‘rlé‘ léflem tron W13?
0. Juggling“: tow United We; .
solar cut at chin. for the no 3
of arianglnsI ii: for the kl p. 1”“ mm Union cometary
9mm .1: room by Cordon Palacios 3653“! lier “find. three sons. nor:
mu. «110mm: wrrested at Pueblo lie-115’“ 05 Km of MFMI. Henry
cause or his alleged connections maxim" “‘3 an! James-”W. anon 01
Condom Br'l rt. two sisters. Hrs. Frank G
Press dispatches féhm M can-1W5 and m William H. Von
Al 4.»W
. mmlm‘Thei-ema
‘deI-mu run
The bodymoent inflam-
mining the. foregoing information. any 3‘5”.” 0f Piewburgh 1413., and a
mac 3.1.149: at. first denied he was a . I?- Wilton or Chicago
member of Cordoba's bind, asserting W W
to: frequent trips from Puebla to Cool ~~--—-~-— .
dam magnate-o were for tho mum
pose of. calling merchandise to the 01213
has. Unfit; the police Mpector's. '
’1 rd W" “2:110:11 however.
he later commas unit's-mp band-
in: letter-’1, «Jenkins, the dispatches
Mrfl u» m
The mammal 1.2 In. ' '
gain. widow :3! flu, ' '
gain, will he isn't: ‘g‘fidm 5...!
declare: d-w mum aw. A; Mm;
Palaeios. the adfiocé‘ adduuwIii/““1103“mg Inter-mom 1;!“ “m
term the authorities thnt' main side cemetery.
part he took; in tlie imaged manic-I
WW“ tobrlnghwses “‘03 Gardo‘ MSWm .‘
ormmmm
ba’s camp to {he Mayomco factory
near Puebla, when "Jenkins met. him.
(Gunman; yam-nae)
Mttclull.
and accompanied him to Cordoba's
headquarters The Puebla police plan
west“? to Gm W m
none—John F.
to confront Jankins with Paladoo, the ‘
.Auorpato-JP.’ E. 3:01:1in
dispatches any
room: (mm, 8mm.
The newly elected officers mil ho
yintdlledJn April.
NEW YORK? \l :11 ch 11 (“’all Street,
10330 a. m ) r—Stocks' were very active
and strong at the opening of today's
session, the further advance coinciding sm?§mg‘mfifiywm
with another spirited rally to foreign Bernard J Reynolds. It was voted to
exchange, the British rate rlsln_ .; in the mm“ the W
cents to the pound over yea ‘ ‘ “Minna 1m? cma‘g; fcgj‘
final quotation. Rails were
. . mnlvcmry chute lodge in
to move forward, 3mm - : ' ' will buwm
gains but motors enrolments M entertainment at this time. as drivn
and copper: soon helped to swell the
will end In October.
Public exercises will be held In the
volume of 111181.638, advancing 2 to lodge room on Flag Day, Monday, ,
10 points within the first half hour June 141i: at which time there will be
Tobaccos, shtpplngs. rubbers and 1111- ‘43:? ”t m M and ”’1‘”
met-om miscellaneous Issues 3130 were
mg 'ally higher.
N . ‘ YORK .(Wall Street, Norm) . ,
—-An u'iusuit number of stocks p-r- wnsmxo'rox. Much iii—«M
tlcipat'ed In this early use which was Treasury Department hum WI
attended bv the hé‘ariest trading since ed to: me: Secretaryvm's plan ot"
the recent recovery. sales to noon in» reducing—taxes 31pm at additional
prom 700. 000 shores. Ovér a pond Issues, Secretary Houston today.
more at rails recorded gains of l to 3 ‘old the Hound. “'3 33's oud Means Com.
pqlnu, but motors, Steals continent’s mummy 11 Why at
and shipping: modem fill“ with. mm W W. W
tobacco-s textiles and chemicals, Gene. cousin. ,
"\I
NO N‘EW TAX LAWS m0
i
l
m mountainside, no.3“ Bonn! "‘
MM? '
1" , . 1
and? '
14%;! "W
have, 13190.: I“
us...---.u-&..-floouia¢ool
IQoI-Q.noun-Ot“0C.-.co'bon
Low: s'r.~m ’7
rooms with inmate 6
451160 ..¢.......~o.fi.... . '
FIRST Star-10 nuns: ht. II .
...... on...o‘¥-~o.oo-u..
J. K. Lukas. 8:60..
I a sumac: A
scum um: out.
E
i
on: 3 11,1 mu;
nuns:
0a.] miners ion-recommended in a
$30:ij i'epmt of the commission ap- m‘ Motors “3 the central WI Em countries mm mum, 3
pointed by President. Wilson to settle rising 151,; points to 33¢. own 0!in 'i'rheu they moored to wet war, 1‘ CHEVROI £33
'1“ “"511 “"1“; Mn hour m can paint: over Int week‘s. anal pried expenditures-Icy constant credit devic 1 M‘ R’
N an n wor g S ‘ , , -
dittcfm‘: ‘waEC recommended. John P. Chandler, and Studellker ”W m 60. he said i GIG .
IW.hiio icprcsentlng the miners. held the other V917 It“)!!! In“?! and "They have balancgd budget. hv in Ad , '02.
lfllll Ion a higher wage Increase, it was m Company 196 the oils to m, mused taxes" he M‘ “Tu W moan! b
said and will submit a minority re- prices Call loans opened at 7 M such r policy In this try would ”a“. Ma
DQ121113 wage Increase propelled will ab- cent. put o- In a coolant» Mr to the me [Ch kt
borb the 14 per cent. mad when the WA’IJ. STREET. 1: 30 p. m—Follow- European countries. Gavel-om! ob- ,S G
"”119”! ”mm?“ ‘0 ffxméu‘ “033‘; lug Its custmury count the nurket ligation: can be mm mu {m are “‘5“ arm
"""'so that ‘he at: u c 1‘9th at midday, ‘5‘“ mos not worth the paper on which lhev are ,
, resent U010! ,. .' . "
11,94,111: ‘gafoigygecommended that the gains were maintained and in some pflmed J M31953
check-01% System by 1‘11ch thQ opera- inmncas ““nhlmed. 0b “rubbed Immediate dmk h m is in}: ~ , a.
tors collect from tbwwat‘izfs r‘: greater “length, m . ml'ls {hie fife sec told an m_ > T a
‘hgfim?m?fl qi-ouo- 01 au- obscure motor: and «I'm? ‘ II“ mltteo in ans‘wer to a :1ij T _.,
Egreotiuls be referred to a. Special com- litles. Including; 9515mm 1w :3th Chum Fordney m m a.“ m _' m “m m.
mission to be WNW“ ”V “f ”1’" ,oe. I ' view of die economies by. W
wager conference and lot "ain't in two the financial situation couldbe 11me ”I m l
TO INVESTIGWE
GHANwGGflMRATlONB 15X |3m_
'W'ASHINGION, Much 11‘——An In a“ we issue further. bonds it will
vaccination of thie United States Grain com a“ ”games [mt “In Mm“
Corporation was ordered: togv by ket voiced." he mug.
11* SHAW “How great a. depression would re-
Senator 3de reduction proposing cult? asked Rom-6M“ Garnet.
h'o'i r as the realm a! the 113 ocrat. Tenn 4
‘ W Y 0631.1: min-ht. (owe the Ibest mantles
nt- Spokane. Wash“ Was adorn-ed attc as low 31:; 90 and the «moon w
m “0‘33"?“- W80" the secretary replied.
fully handled this your midi: existing '
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