39““.
m
Through mmmr 3m wen reporb
ed normal exccpt for parlor car accum-
modation. 4
The _
against all i‘i'eitht bound in and ont~
iimrnd for points to South Nor-walk and
west. and :m‘the Dnnliury branch to
Bethzri. with the exception of ilk.
trains from Central New Enzlan ‘ ter—
ritory omi De nbirry, Canaan and Ridge-
field ware reported arriving hero on
time. ‘ .
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Q 8:41 3. 1:49:03 1:. m.
m 5:13; sets 6:33.
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income NOTICES _-
’ d a par-
ot all passenger schedules an
tial industrial sham. Coal "milk?-
of the railroads were said to be an
cient for only four or five days of nor-
mal operation. Industrilfs 33:59:31:
We: ‘ lrou confiscation by t e ra
“ ee’ IVES In New Y0!“ l); £111wa coal in transit with no
' )1; H28 ' m at or their him in sight.
8“ smke s ”t 1'8 "The RP: York, New Haves]: fnd
continued “m7 p.” ‘ i’ rd Ra'lroad announce a a
7“ From- l :31: reduction in passenger new;
_, ’ Ice may he expected Saturday or Mon-
-' ,- . _ .. ’ day, Officials declared important
_ to leaders in makillc peace over- .hipmentp would not immediately
to thomfltflrm Lemma (om settlement at the strikers eluc-
,night, emphatically denied p Ill-t gm of nfiroad employes. as it ‘
rikere were Weakenies, claiming would be some time before sufficient
".‘the Mark Masons'loegree.
D. BURN BEACH. H. P.
LYONS. Secretary.
‘4 V were ’“me' mu "9'" Ml could reach this section.
"' 'cinm ' . “mm". °‘ “'9 . annals of the Boston av. Albany.
.-. ( illee Who annon ‘ and Boston & Maine Railroads were
6' ‘3 data”! to an" ‘ V ' nwaltin more complete “PM! 0‘1'
0! Film? "of“!!! by tholr .35.; uncle-i before determmmzl
fire-i! hot Board to flavor changes in schedule8. Freight SPTV-S
g evades «insider-edges” worm “mm New England was re-I
not to MK until they received ported as virtually normal with the i
an! increases in pay
”are“ ,9, Ian! Q' .. . exception of coal shipments. Cam-as;
" mg " been“. of food supplies showed a sulllcientl
3 (Mngdo’mgfis' t; amount on hand to relieve Minuet;~ of}
1- o “1. Government for the ‘re- an immediate serious shortage. , g
‘ ‘ ' Fleets of motor trucks were addéd
'iMrohle grievances."
.» today to those already women in
food situation in "ms city “mph transporting perishable lodstufis ,
coined dflclals anxiety, was -
ted this morning by a strike?! “wk“ “on“! emba'g93- 1
_. stern, chauffeurs and porters. The'prodncts-ol numoPI’MM‘fle-fl
”lug a union membership of 1.400. were Alec being.shippcd in this man- j
emen batik-d butler, Eggs and nor. how England‘s troubles con‘
ry from the freigm yards to the tinue to be caused by conditions 012--
ets. ‘They struck because ihoir side this section. Railroad workers.
ds for more pay had been ,9. williin the. reeion are continuing: at
6. their work wtih no indimition ”13!le
EW YORK. April 1:1-‘Poliro ro llnmmm'izr‘d strik' ' will round her ~.
newer-e sent today to the West "VHF-“’4“. All?“ 13» "ii-{mils from
Market district, where eyma] mil centers in tilr cvnfml xvi-st and
(bed teamsters. chauffe and "i1 ”l“ 3‘3”“10 may today born out It."
Hrs had walked out at a time when 39min” 0f railroad N'nfhcrhoml and
”York was virtually out off from ”in“!!! Officials that iho illsiirznnt .
food mules by roll. Several 5m“? W88 dyinz OM and that ironic
‘were attacked by strike F-Flllpl- concliliona Wm“? improved maiorlally
. 'rs. In Ohio and Michigan thousands ol'
(2 wagons ~01 produce merchants in?“ We" We as a result or hiring-
‘ loin-slot. the t‘oodstulf—l from (”M lJH‘uDS ““1590 by S'ODDSge of,
{It . -' a to the iimrket district ”T‘c'mflxfl'm.
m.- and holdhiinrope-s were bwitchm‘m PleOyerl in the C'lii-=
. "Vi-n‘folletwed trucks carrying "'3” "Wmmfi' 07 ”1“ RM); l-‘llmd SYS-
onskpci (tightened the drivel-q. ';""' “WW"! 9nd elizinecrs efil‘ the:
i'é'llorshdravifi. wagon was attack- I""""‘j“i‘v"‘n'3 RHHrmnl and crown: Fifi
‘ Milieu. ‘Tliey' followed bffikvrs 0.“ the Son l.ine and ill:-
' V ' ""Q ""‘Wl in (mi t'w Wit Roll!
on to its destination where they " ' ‘
dispersed by the policemen. m CMMKO and War. returnln: (0
Freight ('nnditlnng‘
ehundred Policemen,mounted and ”m” 3'0”“ today,
here stationed in the, districts mu 1““ Tfh’rfifldfi nnnmmm-d, were being
cautionary measure. The toams- :f-j§?’_"d "1!"le to nearly nnrrm "mi
strike affects the transfer of but. i'flfiEHMW‘s were lifted by several
cheese and frozen poultry " “'- ' -
fight yards to markets: in Man- . Tr," ’"Fllrfient loaders. lmwnrcr.
hand Brooklyn. Business was ‘.“ ‘""“" ”"11” claims that the Doc].
7 ed as a standstill. "2““ I); ”In (driller: remainmi "handle.
fir "its crusade against profiteorinn in (_ ”is .,, 69:3"? charges of Attorno}.
‘L l s l-crislz. intensified by the team. .Ilin‘mfin nininr' flint )‘I‘lllll'fll in
' strike. the “flying squadron" of ‘ Rmmt‘v'f'f h“ll'nil ”in. sirilm.
I partment 'of Justice “>ng ar- mung.“- Lam}: Ohm citing told or 1..
Nicholas J. Eschenbronncr, een- minec‘close; “Nil mills and Ma]
manager of a wholesale firm deal. ing in!) “My EN many comers, ltil’nw_
fin Danish butter. lle was accused “mm“ Flf “Orkers out of employ.
lating the Lever Ac: ‘by making al’ {016; arts :9 break the slrikn (m
ants a paund on a lame lot. of but madm- m- a 5:“ alumina-i were being
. : profit, totalling over $69.09!? hood of in .' mutiny-s ol' the Brother-
rle on’icers commanding the 100 mm m dang?“ Cnn‘hig‘mrs Voted lo.
es dams strike duty in the egg “mm” :0"? "st efforrg' i0 Persuade .
tter market district, this after- The v “(my to Work. i
, sent a call (0 headquarters (m. “a,“ 'm‘rlmen in Columbus were Fx-'
hundred reinforcements, as re- g; “'0 film action today on ending
were received of more trucks ll “$100!". .
g be’ll'Af‘faCk' fl «“33 l P-F'an the l‘nrlllfllflal sionaun,‘ l
' YORK,- April 15.——Suburban NF: filed as serious and 150 000
was re- roan mostly in Detroit, were. reported
o
ger We generally
- by the railroads much lmprav- It“:é ll:
nerin large me’asnre, to collegi- "fl " :l‘i in Toledo voted not to till-l
Emil men and others who 9 w "Y Ma Mmrenm union and.
. this vé‘as holipv ,1 . \
qperating many trains. .. 0 1‘0 have pang the
Central at New Jersey. the Erie, ”mm? a “film“? of the walkout.
wanna and Long’lsland roads re- , W officials announced a:
filtienai trains were being on ~ , 5 250 men voted to yo.
i.
. 1 volunteers tar momma “"3 '5” "ft today. and that all the
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germ: of the Brotherhood of Railroad
aaininen gave out a list of tele-
gr nhic reports received there nani-
; . ‘ , "H" to v- n. .
11.3”“st Railroad officials “met: ‘1’!“ 3’2. :13; 23:; in which
mind figural???” A" ""94"“ 0" ”trike at Da’itollg
m (no I! we?“ reMrted to have ‘ t ,
L-naotas M5“ back today. v0 ed to go.
ese menwere at the In the far
fete closed. however, and no
on the Staten Island Rapid
totem’lines.
, ran
, _ strike'in the
provisions Weeh. "
. ,, . rtnally
. Ind beannade availab- return 9
_ trunnion to- switmmgnwork 1‘" n
' mammonpni
"outlaw" '
vicinity of Spo.
ended with the
is” of striking
15.--Six officials of
Y unions were a"
havebeenlssuedrm-
_m ”pom 3g 1,... 24 otheranoaod
m 9 (leaned improvement itmm'fia‘itm Mullmndntrike
. .i
Ann-ma ere: Wagon
~13 0. 1.1L: numbed?
' ,3" memos-7:7:- not 1.;
' “r or W
.7/ ,
'1‘
33 min. worm
mung feflfied
road MCPQ an embargo
.31] fight followed their whom
the marriage ' no firm m
NORWALX
Improvement Shown Over PM:
On April 7. the Norwallc Poultry
Club held its monthly meeting nit
Over River school. i
_ ' The first thing on the program was
’Fif’Y'i-ight of 65 tramc a'rrl'v'mfi W‘He‘jl- the summarizing of records for the
in the last fixteen hours were leper! month of March.
0“ “336183? S ' 'tr‘lfls ill 10683 Heine emétoMmJ-alqwm‘w. i-i “Aim 3; - ,7 .
mail service was mete: revived. limmpmh'lmflh ‘ n from 'the» Connecticut
5 he'l‘r ' ‘
, - " mos
owing. this put 0; t .. anaemia. "
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> .lgIk-ultuml College. and is:
QiJofleon. from the County Farm Bu-
mi a root. discussed with the boys the
--_ 7 gge‘etionis i Drbounuf m... ..... -5... -
,-.' - -{i “a t e ch cits.
9“" PVUL’ “ _ At the close of the meeting each
an”, in” memtzereuhome look was visited
order at My ingestion: could
be mndei .— ‘
Y" 3‘ .,; month John HcCartliy wt;
" reuse 533mm crops for poultry, and
Charm Daniels '1?) give a talk on.
things » to be remembered about?
Month's 'Reccrd
a
lag-lees.
e «with: .. M . .7
,DETROI'I', Mich” April tit—Soy
1' ml thousand melanoma of the Loyal
Order of Moose ,donned evening to:
day pursuant to a resolution adopte‘
last night, calling upon 8.000 local .
'meznbcrs to wear rough garments in
iii prices of clothing declined.
resolution also endorsed a boycott”
the use of potatoes. launched never-x!
i days ago as a protest against high
The
Fine Qualities, Good Assori‘mcn
and Low Prices.
Alter (hone nod “MS- . .
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Fabric alone dOcsn’tb
make a suit
(we: ‘ V l p' , 1...‘ L ' “ i 0 V ‘.
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OMETHING more than all-wool is neces-l ‘- :-
sary. Style—vigorous, youthful and digni-,
lied. In Society Brand it is built into the clothes
by careful handoworkmanohip.
Entirly numb (flatbed '
mrouno mmmwno mirrouno .
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i-
Thcyaredcsigned’lormenwhowantcorrect ;
and, stylish. well-fitting clothes. They have~ an. '
air of fineness that appeals to every eye.
.w‘w“ A... M ”‘n
Open Saturday Night to 9 o’clock” " '
‘ Suits .and Overcoats Arriving Daily to Keep up,
sortments as They go Out '
coats $37.50
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“ONYX: ROSIERY SA‘IENEXT WEEK
ReadLai-ge Ad‘yerfisemwt Saturday - i
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g Wear 0,130: Our Light Weight We! owe -
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_ on ”a... Officials of the road chores! been completed, it was found that .. fi‘
“W?!" W No 108 F and A M "come of lll!‘ younger outlaws attemnt- Charles Denies] of France street held RECEPTION TO M.“ w"””- “'1' M m 5.000 Y d > . x
to m 'h a" ”gimh 8 ' ll; ed m imgmgdme some of ihe older 911* the. honors for the month. His nine, - at S' 100 Design-q
"stree’ L 151- and 3rd Taiwav n! Dlnven among the! immm‘ WHO-hunt? Rhoda bland Reds had laid 191 35“" The tetchera 0‘ the Ram“ school man an “1'
“icon ‘July and August except- and firi“m€n"- in this rim Wt “mo“ and for the two months that the club tendered Miss Kathryn McHui-rh a ' FEW DRESS V'Ol l
agqu' Ad We, “on odorless. has been in operation. he had a profit farewell luncheon at . the Clifford - 1313mm“! .LES
' W5 1" 9 American Railway Enron-i at» above feed casts of $1.67. John Mc- yesterday 13003- Min Henna 31‘ , - 'fi'
, 1' ' mill-a rim its embargo had lie-e.rv(ll‘rthyl who held the honors for Feb. is to enter upon her ne'dutieo‘in M. v~‘ The mm‘ "Faction! material for wmmm A». .. ~ 4.
,. . w moments to Chicago for to- mary, run him a close second with V York WMTNW- - sort, m ‘ .1 (l n l n l - .' .- _ .‘ ' ‘ it” 1‘"
m, a. D,” No 33 n A M. lifted on s be new” oratratnof me int n as a on on; and c mwu» . ,m ., K
,m’M'T bit/M “u“; Wfiéyiomn‘u Saint {gm depend & “a many patteriis‘lhai etery woman may he Killlfi‘ll; lowly in}...
the,“ and «n Tonia” "Jmfimt Miles of um embargo. ['3 _ ' colors for dainty dresses; efl'ectivi- medium Vol.4... W} '” ‘
gnome! 13¢}:ch 1:1], and Aug. ”EOQTOV AP?“ 15"" ”"0““ ’ “some dark sir ' " " “""
u - . . 8&0". cor- I ‘ ' En‘lnd'g " ‘
tummy invited. shortage of coal '0‘ New ~ . i a '
krfifi‘apt‘er. No. 38. R. A. M» wm railroads and industries tlmfigfii d 49° TO $1.g0 EARD
dfl‘deny evening, March 23rd. today to moo-mule early 0‘1 , ~_ ;.
Mila'nese Silk Giom "
Childre ’ .
Mr make, two— chap double n S Dresses
An excellent variety of
- ' G‘ .
tfl‘n’z'er tim, black. White and and Chambray dressmdiiiix:
81.25 to $1.98 ' plaids Md plain (”‘I’WH' win e
“If to 14 years. SllPtlall}. lmtod
Kays’er’o 12 and, 16 Button 52-98 to $538
Silk (Haves, Percale House Froeks
smflo‘. mu", embrdidereq Billie Burke style, excellum qua;
“eke.
31% and $1.49 pair
Fafitc Gloves
Cbamoieeue finish. Two clasp.
. white. black. gray and pongee.
, Specld
Sty peroale in stripes. chrwks 3-;
1
'Soeciai $2.79
Women’s Sweaters
Slip on style. some with ruffle 9P
recto: Brown, Coral and Blue
Sale ntioe $6.49
Heatherbloom Petticoats
Dark groundn with attractive flmr
nl designs in many colors, (ii-(v
fancy flouncee. Croat va‘w at
Wmn‘e I“it‘xldkorchie-tn with ‘1'98
t . border. rem '
m, beautifully emmm C de Chine Elli't‘lOlE
‘ end hemmed by hand. attractive we V
mt.“ Mm. Superior quality. tailored and
8m 5cm handsomely cluny lace trivvmuc‘
white and flesh
Snecial $3.49
Georgette Creoe Waixi
New styles. while and flu»?! .
slighiix- mi‘mi
Sale bricc $4.49
Value 87.;w.
Crane de.Clline and Com;
zette Blouses
$6.98 to $15.00
Immense :wmn'niwii:
son's I‘lne'l’NTlPR‘ll'ahlv m.
new blouses beanizrni‘i
Mike Sim Handbags
An entail-he amt of ham
may new styles and colors, and
priced lee than regular value.
390an $2.49 to $5.00
Spring Neckwear
. An aquatic momma-ii, hr-
wltching in variety. daintv an»!
beautiful etylm. hundred.» in
select from in net, zorgandlo
lace. lawn. linen and mandrake.
25cto $4.50
Silk Ribbon
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W...
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:va
I.“ a.“ {no uu‘nn-.fl-
cred. lit-mind. or dw'
All silk. utin etrlpe Morin ribbon. ""‘1“m“‘-“““““ """i " E
. flie inches: wide all colors, dark loncs. Th" 11*"
- _ noel comm-Ate >lmk s: 4.
Sneaal 59C lard ("v'el'bllOWll. 1'
«”’>~d‘~. we.“ ,4; WM 4... . ‘3. \s- “ Q o “-39-
1. m, -.
(M. 'Wrm .. -- 3“”,
WE RENT FOLDING CHAIRS
And deliver and call
for them .
choir: $190 for pmmpu’
initial dozen. Over one. dozen f
each. 1' lush chairs 10¢ each.
RAYMOND & SON i’
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