Men‘s Community Club
.a few dare.
Nash of Strawberry Hill has
a position as pollsher in the
the Lockwood Manufacturing
u- on Day street. ,I‘
n William F. Hanlon is pretty
' one days, working for the -Pnt-
’ Raise Company 5 celebration next
" He is chairman of the commit-
. H. Halfner, the welloknown
" genial proprietor of the East Side
Store was missed by his many
at his place or business today.
’ revealed the fact that a
'rijimness compelled him to stay
" I warm weather and good fishing
mulling East Sorwalkers to gut
boats in good condition. Canoes
are icing resurrected, and the second
"within aWeek has made its appear-
once Son- the oyster shell flats along-
side the Washington street bridge.
State Trolleymen
Reject Wage Olfer
Continued Iron First page
one! the conference between the
'um'on ofiicial's and the :rolleymen,
,with a possibility of a second after by
the company which would be acted
' anon in the some manner, being re-
ferred to the men in a referendum
vote. Both Omcials of the company
and of the union express their confi-
dence that a. mutual arrangement
will ultimately be made “hereby the
men will receiie the scale they now
seek, that of 75 cents an hour. .
As in the case of New Britain, the
local men' who rmed yesterday
againSt the offer did so With the feel-
ing that the compam lia-x mg made an
. offer or 10 cents an hour increase, was
well able to meet the increase of 25
«cents anyhonr requested by: the men.
‘ ,The~workjng conditions were also a
1 source of great Objecilnn by many
men who insist that alone with the in-
, crease they want many evils correct
clined to favor the company ‘5 offer on
the ground that the company was of—
' Iering all that it could afl’ord at this
time and that "half a loaf was better
than none." However. they all ex-
1.7.; pressrthe same sentiment that it the
rest of the state felt confident of secur-
ing the larger increase they too. would
vote for rejection and trust in their
Ifortnne.
' Company Officials Silent.
Oficials of the trolle; company
- were unable to comment on the silos:
,, lion last night not knonlng the exact
, 3eSIIlt of the vote but were confident
that if negotiations are resumed in a
sew days an agreement would be
reached
3 j‘ Locally the trollesmen evade dis—
~ clinician on the possibilities of a
strike, stating that they believe mm!
(in he gained b3 arbitration at the
.2 present moment than b3 striking.
' The next move of the u-olleymen
. .will be known this afternoon after the
'7 meeting of the state conference hoard
and representatives from the various
, Unions about the state, who met at 9
. oclock this morning.
2 ,. -—¢Have you seen the fancy front
silk hosiery Keeler is selling. 81.65
m
. For Norwalk and vicinity: RainI
.gprobably tonight and Saturday; mod-
erate temperature; moderate north-
- 7‘ east to east winds The southern die
' _turbance now forms a well-defined
' trough of low pressure extending:
, from the West Gulf coast northeast~
. ward to Pennsylvania Pleasant weath-
~ .er prevails in the Lake region and
. ' New England. There has been quite If
. decided fall in temperature during the
last twenty-loud hours in the northern
districts. Rain has fallen during the
last tum- dour hours over the great-
:2in of the wheat and cotton
M
JORMA TALMAGE
.‘ at the Regent tOday In a mercies”
The Woman That Gives. .
RotOn Point
hold their election o! 9&-
- ed. Some of the o: 4191‘ men were in— 1.
g
.. Edward \in Bonn “’3"
0011134311ch is #:1323110.ng a. fngrxg’ykgi 4“ the session of the Methodist
in one place. iEpiseopal Sunday sch ml on Sunday,
Miss Ida Marie Moore
street, has taken a pOsition with J.
5. Cash. Ltd. of South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs Clifton Martin. of New
York city, have returned home, after
a. visit with Captain and Mrs. Aaron
G. Stevens. of Rowaylon avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Thomes, of
Rowayton avenue, have returned
borne, after a visit with Dr. and Mrs.
lfloward G. Stevens of "(he Preston.
Mrs Mary Themes, of Rowayton
avenue. has been entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Thomas, and automobile
party from Jamaica Long Island, who
were on their way to Holyoke, Mass,
to visit Miss Wilma Themes.
The house lately occupied by Pinkus
Needles, in Rom-anon aveniie, is being
overhauled by Aaron G. Stev ens, who
purchased it, some time ago. The
garlands are also being cleaned up.
a general improvement made. . .
Miss Emma Wells of this place. I “Hams & G‘ns- m” “1‘
won the spelling match at the N 7.! ~Straw Hate—Caps. O’Brien-
~‘ FOR THE
JUNE BRIDE
BRIDE-TO-BE
We have a new line of samples of Engraved ”‘i' ‘ i
3?...“
«contribute the sum of $5 to the stab
égtund which the Welcome Home can»
mittee is trying so hard to make suffix
cient to-erect a testimonial to the
boys tram the community who left
their civil life for the red. white and
blue. Incidentally, donationn are
here. The treasurer, C. W; (lager, ze—
at all satisfactorily. how {that the
holiday is over, perhaps the matter
are going to help along the cause will
%send in their contributions. A large
amount is not asked for, a dollar bill
from each mident here would be all
that. would be necessary, but the com-
mittee must have the dollar 1: we are
to have the tablet.
Wedding Invitations and
Announcements
That is bound to please you.
:23 *- —WE DO YOUR WORK CAREFULLY—e KI: 3'
Utmost attention given to every detail. 1 E 3 1:; I €
PROMPT SERVICE
Ask to See Our Sample Book
16 South Main Street
of Pond the members of the school voted {‘0 .
coming in very slowls from the folks ‘
maria that the money is not coming in a
will be remembered and those who -
resetting econgratuletm
friendsherfiioday. 3355st did
Wywenmthedificnltcon.
Sale of DRESSES
. SIS—Values to 53250 §
ZODRESSESat.........................."$12.95
I...
Values to $22.50.
20SILKDRESSESto zoonsaleat........$l2.95 J
may, mm; 4, 2920
Children’s and Mm?
GINGHAM DRESSES
MIKE’S DRESSES—New and
checks and stripes broken plaids and pla
attract-.1 e infidel '
M:
,tmfi's, bell: and pockcta in White{ or agitate: some hare
~ CC" “351‘
15:13:06 “is;
colon the amine:- the: are decorated with 22:53
ll. touch of hand embroidery which gives dist z
some NORWm
DONNELLY’S
Cool-Or Porch Shades
Wind Safe
5m HANGING
Trachark
PORCH SHADES
Melinda! Patent License
All Sizes from 4 ft. to 10 ft. Wide
Angevmc furniture CO.
‘ ,
1_ W \-
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
573:3qu imam and Aufo Srrpiies
125 Washington St. Phone 340.
Free Delivery
. Masons’ Supplies I
The Norwalk Goal 8: Supply Co
‘ 108 Water St. South horn 31k.
Coal and Wood l
TELEPHONE 113.
for the convenience of our customers ride-rs may
or payments made, at Raymond Brothers” sire.
ton St. _
he left.
2 :- Washing.
Emerson Oxfords for Men
A wide variety of styles and leathers or. 12.6
‘3' Br‘ogne patterns or plain, brown or black isx.
Patent Oxfords with light flexible soles fcrc
SHOP BEFORE SIX
CONNEALLY £9” BRACKEN
i 81 WashingtonStreet. South Norwalk.
Furniture Of Excellent Quality 5
at Very Reasonable Prices
1gablemamnactnreThisassuresyounlwnysofthehesln‘gualfiy
‘,. lninspection ofonrhnewfllcanfimmthatmolcr
aomveryRAREVALUES.
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Motwamdays. Ommandletushelpyoustocknp _
JUNE5Tn T0 JUNE 12TH . »- “ii;
--__-WE OFFER A 10 PER GENT. DISCOUNT
' :
renal! mvnmhnandwww alsoonfiilkandcot-
mommmwluumhamm»,°
ammonium venom-1y. _ I. .. _, 6...,
ye refusetohandlealinglepleoethatilnotofanpn-AI:
ijr High‘Grade Shoes
and Oxfords
"' Th'mSgtur‘day we aregoinztosellour Barry
Shoes and Oxfords. which range in once from
812-50 {5 $15.50. at the following low prices. All
these Shoes and Oxfords are of the best grades.
«515.500fo or Shoes $13.50
$14.00 Oxfords or Shoes - $12.00
$12.75 Oxfords or Shoes ,' $ 10.75
. . Wehave afefir’of our dresser-grades that we
will sell for the following prices: 3251‘.“
3319 90 Oxfords or Shoes ‘ $9.00
$9 English last orBlucher last Shoes $8
$4.00 CANVAS OXEOBDS 1N snow. TANoB
mm: mm RUBBER heals AND
some.
, $2.50
he
‘ihi
-4-.
’Afnll-hneochrkShoesaf arises ranging
from33.48to$6.50
mimics and$20 ”
I My Service Between New Haven. luidirenm'L
J. H. Wehrle Garage _‘
Buickfa‘ Stutz Motor C ars ,
1“; West and Connecticut Aves. Normxk, Coxu. .3-
Agcnt for Shaler “Roadlighter”
WI“ approved by the state ....... $3.50 per“‘
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
service sum to? United sum and Goodyear Tm, MN
MW
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We.
- 3 ma Cord ,
.. HOMES
For Every Class of Purchaser. ”' 31‘
Values 53. 000 to $73 (NW.
A comfortable home for the labox 1338 I: all 60rd
A beautiful» estate for the man M 0 cm all
to Day the Brice.
RAYMOND BROS.
Herschfleld Motor
TRANSPORTATIOV c0.
» Norwalk and Philadelphia
«10:18!- husk-u yourmvice for all kinds of in
“m; m m: for furniture work.
now Icahn—122 Water Street. Phone 294 34.7
In "roan: any—an seventh Avenue. Phone Farragut ‘
an sum M m Street. Phone 427 Colony I.
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