S .
: ,Neariyio” .
needed for the referendnmfi}
The Board’ '5 decision” .is rem 05
to May 1. As the maximum increase
granted any class was incense anhour
or' $36.72. per month. Atheibiggest back
pay check, one when the settlement
is made Aug 1. will
Seven things were. 7 .
slderation in arriving at the award.
the preamble of the Boardfs announce-
They were: _ _
paid for similar kinds of work in other
industries; the relation between wages
and the cost of living; the has~
ards ofthe employment; training and
skill required; degree responsibility.
character and regularity of the em-
ploymen and inequalities in increases
and treatment resulting from previous
wage orders.
‘ .' ‘ ‘ ' . (Continued from rageohe)
clue from'the shipment as to the dos
tination, but. the agents claimed they
had a tip on the load several days ago_
Silvil Michini, 27, of New York, and
Antonio Iognitta, 17'. drivers of the
trucks were each held in $1,000. All '
expected bondsmen. ,
was given by the men. They said that
the truck was on its way from New
York to Albany and instructions were
to use the Connecticut roads because
other-roads were not good. The liquor
and truck were confiscated and will
be sent to New Haven.
longsto the Young Trucking Company
In 'it was a 22-calibre
pistol, and a memorandum, but with-
out, giving anygclue to the-owner or
THOSE GAS BILLS.
" ‘fflditor Sentinel:
ask a few questions through your pa-
per of the Connecticut Light and Paws
or 00.? Do they pay their employee
even a week in advance for their serv-
ices, or does anybody else who em-
ploys help pay them in advance? Poo.
pie ‘who rent do not know whether
they will have to move before the
, first of the month or not. By the bill
I havevreceived, for gas service sup--
plied for tw0 months, from July 15th
to September 15th, in advance, whethJ
er I use the gas or not.
Will you please
No . information
ment says.
The Associated Press.
. pointed Presets exclusively
to the use for publication of
. dispatches credited to it or
' ' e. in tin paper and also Ply the company with funds to details.
iness on or so they can pay their em-
, " rightseof publication of ape; ployes in advance and make sure of
The truck be-
Is that to sup-
., of New York.
local news published herein.
may. ‘ ‘
. 7“: wgs region‘of
J. Ann sea e.
taken aboard Sham,
lain-‘fBurton with his .
cal tide and wind conditious. , .
At It a. m. the breeze had morass-:-
ed to seven knots an hour and gave ,
ation of holding.
the regatta commtlg’e: 7‘
‘ " ‘ “G" signalling, pos ,
hoistd thetart or the mile until later
in the hope of a
e at , that.
will?”
taken into can-
The scale
ider the
“Those persons who cons
.rates determined on herein too high
should reflect on the abnormal com.
e high cost
being.the
Board,y
have e
hould a trian
heir dividends in advance? I never shipper 0f the liquor.
heard of such a deal before and Ihave
—.—- ~———_—1g——_——-_ worked for over sixty years. myself,
and have always been taught a good
paymaster paid when the work was
What has become of the city
officials who were elected to look aft-
JUIY er the interests of- the people?! In
other cities the mayors have taken
steps to prevent such otrages.
patches herein are also to. t
Six Hundred Million Dollar;
Increase by'Railroad Board
(Continued from Page One)
dltions resulting from th
(of living and the high rates now
indultry,” the
“The employee who may
thought? these rates too low s
consider the increased burden
'rates will place on their ifellow coun-
muspoarA-non AND sum.
. * paid in other
From Name
every locomotive and car-building
ht in America.“ were run to its full
apprentices and helpers, all classes,
13 cents an hour. .Car cleaners, five
as unmistwind . O“.-
was crimson: a...»
that Captain .Andrew ;
dSea Bright, had heeni
rock to coals“ t Cap-l
knowledge, of lo- ,
every indie
*W Sale of Dresses
and Skirts ' ,
Hundreds of Charm
ofnaterials.
in the ,day evidently
stronger wind. The breez
time was about flveknots.
Captain Bur-ten was
the Shamrock “as she
lightship and M
a] seat in the
At 11:42 a; m..
ed down the postponment flag.
The committee then set signals
,ioday’s triangul
reach south sou
e wheel of
towed to the
re. Burton in her usu-
co’mpanion way: .
the committee haul-
DRESSES AT $18.98 .
Regular Prices from $25.00 to $40.00
These dresses are the finest ever ofiered at the price. Bnanf
tiful figured foulard tafietta silk, beaded gcorgette and pop. y,
tin in any number of styles to select from.
or course:
theast. second, a beat
west by north and third a reach to
finish northeast by, north.
signal was sound-
d at noon for a start at 12.;15 over 7
gular course loading but to
V the Jersy shore to
The preliminary
these sea. back iOWard
try men. many of whom are less fav-
they collect that bill, in advance, by
law? I think their answer to this will
interest every consumer of sea.
A TAXPAYER AND GAS
CONSUMER,
LESS’WAR
cents an hour.
3 [is ty, (“ct enough locomotives and I Telegraphers, telephone operators.
. “could be built in two years to
m the present pressing needs of
but as a matter of fact I
comparatively few ‘.
crably situated than themselves.
"The Board has so
such wages as will p
living and secure for t .
the wage earners opportunity
cation and yet to remember
and train directors, block operators
and staff men, ten cents
Agents at small
tions, live cents an hour.
la rue intruding
mus-and locomotives, and
my locomotives which we are turn-
non-telegraph
vored to fix
deside a decent , steerage wa
he children of. :
class of Americans should receive pre-
ferred treatment, and that the great
ed maintenance of way and unskilled mass of the people must “amass:
Add Chicago RR increases -
The following increases were grant:
Eout are for foreign countries
our shape are crowded to the limit
3h orders ahead for two or three
m all talk about
ING WAGED‘ON'
THE TARTARS
Continued From First Page.
. pay a great part of that
;of operation entailed by n
.in wages determinedrherein.
Construction forces, their assist-
ants, section track and maintenance
foremen and assistants, and mechan-g
leg in these departments, 16 cents an.
EM congestion is mere idle dream-
im—u a indeeeworse the“ d”““‘”’
“at deceives the public and perhaps
fem deceives some railroad people
munition and consequently use the
bayonet freely.
.WARSAW. July ‘19
Press).—-4An0ther
serving with the Kosciuszko Squadron
is missing. Captain Arthur Kelly, of
Richmond. Va, a pilot. started on a
flight over the Bolsheviki lines five
SCOUT NEWS. .
The boys reached Camp Bette yes-
(Associated emoon in line order.
Laborers employed in shops and
roundhouses, 10 cents an hour.
Mechanics’ helpers in bridge and
building departments. track laborers, tapioca, vanilla flavor: bread, peanut'
tenders. butter: cecoa, ginger snaps.
terday aft
noon-time they stop
and had dinner, which co
We are desperately short of trans-
Every day’s delay inten-
mks the situation, and every day
lost“ means the loss of many millions
' l b r rs. brid e
«dollars to the public. 8 ° 8 ' ' 3
Even *0 31* ‘hoistlng firemen, pumper engineels.
the increase
a point off Shrewsbury Rock, thence .
b . k to the AmbrOSe Channel _
ac The breeze had dropped to
ing the yachts just
DRESSES AT $14.98
Regular Prie‘es from $18.00 to $22.00
These lovely summer dresses are fashioned of orgamlie
:4 'voile, Lincnc and Poplin, a most varied assortment of models. '
DRESSES. $5.98 TO $11.98
Attractive cool summer dresses.
pendable—
three knots, .giv
cross the line, the ballooner on the ,
a sloop would opt breakout and
hauled partly down. Five minutes
after the start, Resolute had nearly .
ht Shamrock.
The starting signal was blown at
12:15.' Shammok crossed at 12:15:48,,
official time, and Resolute at 12:16:26.
At 12:50 Resolute was sailing along
easilv with her ballooner drawing
~splendldly, while Shamrock was flap~
ping the wind out 0
correct styles and dc-
WASH SKIRTS
Models of fine quality Gabardine, finished with belt a
if her small reach smart pockets—-
At
ped on the road
nsisted of .
After they arrived at Camp Betta
they‘pitched their tents and: then pro~
ceeded to have supper. which consist-
gzroyximsxe the aggregate loss already
‘ made We must. learn
. terms of billions, and unless a change
is made very rapidly
mm run into many billions.
days ago, and nothing has been heard
.of him since.
No trace has yet been received of
Captain Marion. Cooper, of Jackson-
ville .[ifla., who has been missing since
crossing‘watchmen or flagmen and
lamolishters and tenders, 8 1-2 cents
Train despatchers are given an in-‘
crease of 13 cents an hour, and yard~
ed of lentil soup, wide noodles, toma-
to sauce, saltlnes, cocoa.
Camp Bells is well located on a
.- We'lnve rarely ever seen a
toad man who in advance fully visu-
alised the meaning of this
he started a flight July 13.»
Owing to the rapid advance of the
Bolshevlkl north of the ‘Pripet marshv
masters and assistant yardmasters,15
cents an hour.
bluff that gives a fine view to the
sduth and southwest. down throuzh
A spring
The following increases are uddedlthe valley mwardg Wilton.
or comprehended our natonal growth to the established rates for clerical-wag located at the that m the hm.
,es, the American 'Relief Association
as far ahead as ten years.
has evacuated BrestAthovsk, where it
which furnished the boys with fine
and station forces:
Storekeepers. chief clerks. foreman drinking water,
and other clerical supervisory forces,
clerks with one or more years' experi- straps enabled them to carry their
ence, train and engine crew callers, packs with a great deal more case
train on than any other arrangement.
After supper last evening they had
thought he had planned for at least
twentycfive years, only to learn be-
sfore he died that he had not planned
his enough even for 10 years.
at; years ago the writer presented an
mum-conservative
rmh of the coming tWenty years
«me of the leadin
up: America, and er
as easily demonstrable as a mathema-
has been feeding 100,000 refugees.
‘Kovel. southeast of Brest-Litovsk.
the headquarters of the Kosciugsko
Squadron and a junction point for six
railroads, 9. mm for which the Poles
of have been fighting with all availahe
also has been evacuated by
assistant station masters,
nouncers, gatemen and baggage and
parcel room 91119103193. 13 cents an a baseball contest and there was a
‘11 great deal of excitement stimulated.
Janitors. elevator and telephone op—;Many of the: plays were very well
erators, watchmen, cmployes operat- made,
railroad presidents . the Am
cry statement was The Poles are outnumbered five to
The boys found that the new pack-
H. Nash acted as umpire. Aft-
one ,on the southern front, according
ii“! problem, ‘but the railroad PreSi‘ to the American aviators, and they
«lent T’said: "Frankly, i do not believe
lng office appliances and similar workfler the game the campfire was enjoy-
10 cents an hour.
ed with oranges that John Hayes sent
also are handicapped by the use of
five different styles of rifles. resullt-
resulting in ammunition delays.
‘we‘ have such resources nor that we
alkali have suchgrowth."
film the spirit or most railroad men.
Freight handlers or
cents an hour.
All common laborers in and, around
‘ Arrangements have been made for
a bus to leave from Montgomery‘s
evening.
- It was. reported in diplomatic cir-
cles today that former Premier Pade—
rewskl had been appointed to repre.
sent Poland at future allied confer-
powers as regards
'E’I'fiz’ Pennsylvania Railroad foolishly
g of another road in-
comprehending
stations, storehouses and warehouses,
not other wise provided for,
cents an hour; '
Clerks of less than one year's expe-
rience, 6 1-2 cents an hour.
Omce boys, messengers and other
employee, under 18 years of age.
cents an hour.
Stationary engine and boiler room
employee were advanced 13 cents an
hour, for engineers, firemen and oil-
ers, while water tenders and coal pass-
ers receive a ten cent increase.
In the signal department. foremen.
inspectors, maintainers, signal men
and their assistants were increased
: helpers. 10 cents an
, a" m
lunch wagon, Wednesday
July 21, at 6:16, and wlfl~retum at
about 10 o'clock. The {am will be
about 75c,a round trip. ,Any parents
or friends of the Scoulstill be wel-r
come. It is advisable. however. to let
lra O.’ Gregory. 44 Wall stroll, know.
so that seats may be reserved.
SHAMROCK LEAlSs
BY HALF. A MILE
(Continued from Page One)
391g!) the buildin
to Pittsburgh,
that, traiilc would grow far
{M1, facilities, and other roa
loved the
ences. with full
negotiations with the Bolsheviki.
MajOr Cedric Fauntleroy. of Chica-
go. chief of aviation of the Second
was wounded in the
right arm and the right leg recently
while leading an air attack upon Gen-
eral Budenny’s cavalry south of Lutslt.
A single Bolshevikl machine gun bul-
let inflicted both
Fauntleroy landed within the Polish
_ narrow methods. .
James G. Hill was like one crying in ‘
the wilderness, and none believed his
antimony. The public,
dely refuse to see, and
we Commerce Commission of olden
days. listening
“lists as Brandeis,
Willie, were just about as able to
gasp the real sifliation as a lot of
- yingvmarbles could measure'
7 distance of the planets. '
no men would not see, because
were wilfully as blind as
My of Our supposed financiers and
wwsmen to the dangers of this hour,
eihave tansportatiOn and business
y that men may
of the danger of the
_.. lll save us from a na-
ponal chaos as great as is the wreck
as; transportation because men would
31m; see and apparently preferred dark-
l
of course, Polish Army,
CONSTANTINOPL‘E, July 19
sociated Press).—The Shelkhnslam
in the Turkish Cabinet, Durr‘zalade
Abdullah Effendi.
cause of his unwillingness to approv
the signing of the peace treaty. Other
Cabinet resignations are expected for
the same reason. ,
The Grand Vizier. Damad F‘s-"id Pa-
sha, however. is apparently determin-
ed to sign at any cost.
Railway traffic has been interrupt—
ed by fighting between the Stroke
and Turks in the raglan of Adriano—
13 cents an hour to fade out early today.
“It is hardly what we want to show
but Shamrock can do,"
Thomas as be welcomed a party of
guests aboard the seam yacht Victor.
The decision provides that employ-
es in the departments named who are
,properly before the Board and not
otherwise provided for. shall receive
an increase equal to that established
tor the nearest respective classes.
The intent of this article. the decision’
says, “is to extend this decision to u
-mlscellaneous class.
and employer, practically impossible
of specific classification.
same time insure to them the same
consideration and rate
Representatives of the allied powxprovxded for snaIOgous service."-
ers have advised civilians to refrain
from traveling.
There are unverified rumors that
the Greeks are having clashes with
the Bulgarians.
has: reslrnrid
. Let us pm
we a vision
your which w
supervisors day's race.
. , _ increase as
-I Will Harding or
, 'Cox be bi enou h
15° .3735!) this situ g g
ation and rally the
1' great things
to throttle industry
small enough to lit
e of transportation
The following new rates are estab-
lished for employee. operating ra‘ilroad‘
car floats, lighters.
boats in harbor servi
‘ New York Harbor:
ferries and tug-
czar present, measur Ferry~boais- .
Sir
Resolute's crew had bent on a main-
sail which had undergone some cut-
ting at the 'sailmaker‘s‘slnce Satur-
Shamrock's staysail had
also undergone some changes. '
Shamrock again was the ill-st of the
Cup sloops to make sail today.
Rober W. Emmons, 2nd, managing
owner of Resolute, said today before
she cast off her moorings that if the
better boat won the cup, then Rosa
lute would be returned the victor in
._"Mayhe I‘ll disguise Shamrock as
4 a diver and see whai she can do." said
"I asked Henry
Ford the other day when he visited
it he could not put an invisible
and finance?
131ml giants w
seer and the
{lane to lead
“rd in business.
Masters and pilots.
first officers,
steamlishters
pilots in Sou
and Port Readin
.Oh; for a few intellec-
1th the vision of ' the
courage of real
America upward and on-
No explanations has yet been made 5200 per mouth: '
by the Greeks as to their reason for]
firing reconty on a French airplane
on its way from Constantinople to
Bucharest. 'The plane was forced to
Sir Thomas , today.
annular and pilots, 8220;
y. Perth Amboy
wing lines, motor in my best."
A heavy fog mantled the sea this
“711- morning, and through the mark came
the warning cry or the so; siren ion
n as
$200: mates 8150.
Philadelphia.
mington district
eight-hour day):
Ferryboats-Masters
$190.30; extra pilots, 150.22.
Tugboats-masters
descend near Adrianople and the pilot, _
his passenger, a British subject. and
twa mechanics were held
for'a short time.
SHANGHAI, July 19.—-—Hankow was
thrown into panic S'at‘rdaynig‘nt by
a machine‘gun battle 0n the outskirts.
:scAN CAN’T BROTHER
,V'BOYLSTO
mickoll Cant a farm
WITH FORTUNE NOW
July 20.——David Ambrose Channel light vessel,
miles away, clear evidence that the»
northwest wind was much lighter wolf
$150.9 percent:
snowy after 9 o’clock. the wind be-
POrt of Baltimoregammore & Ohio gun to freshen and profiects for a
tland.’ls too busy mates, $111;
ork to bother about Troops attacking the
pulsed 'by local forces with heavy los-
clty were re-
. Railroad tugs, masters, 3201. mat real race were better. a -
«In about 8. month, if my bOSS’lI let, $147 1 , es, ‘. E. .
LONDON, July 20.——The decisive
defeat of a Polish division in the re:
gion of Lida. where the Bolsheviki are
‘driving toward Grodno, is reported in
an oflicial, statement from Moscow. re-
ceived by wireless today.
ment reads:
“In the direct
fierce fighting along the river Gavin.
we completely defeated the Seven-
teenth Pohen Division,
of the enemy is continuing. -
‘Turther south we attained point
from four to seven miles east'of Lida.”
“In the" direction of Barandvltchi
(midway between Pinsk and Lida).
we are approaching the former forti-
fication er the Germans on the Rivers
Serevo and Dilchecat’,’
“9 80011 as I get his‘h
so over and get it,”
. The farmer
. ‘heVer, took a
and get himself a gi
. S-big American farm w
1ound wealth.
An 18 per cent- increase 1 fre
rates will be necessary to megt théggl
per cent. award granted railroad em- 4
ployes tody. E. T. ‘Whitter. represen- ,r
ds in the hearings ,
y- labor board an- “
all in, guess I’ll'
fancy to go out:
plans to buy
1th his new
tatlve of the roa
before the railwa
nounced today. . .
' The new railrod unions which called ~
the series of strikes this spring after :
broken away from"
nods. will sail; <
on to a" referee; "
membership. John ’
president of the Chicago
sociation, announced to- .
do 'or theorgan _
ion of Lida during
their members had
the recognizedhrotherh
mil: the boards .deci‘sl
dvfim vote of their
Our pursuit
ove'aisy to drop Cigarette, cigar, or Yardmen's A“
Chev/lug habit Rejecting the demon
, ized railroad unions for increases
7 ,tely 1.000,000,000..
the board; decidedLapproxh‘ "
matgly' 60‘ percent; of that sumT'woul .
be a just increase '
living conditions. \
Whether the award. as
stage Off-the threat '
NmToBac “has helped thousands to
teak :the costly, nerveshatterlng t0-
, ,habit. Whenever
,ygflfor a smoke o
7, harmless No-ToBac table
mouth instead. . All desire s
thehabit is completely broken.
-8179 better off mentallg physi- [-
! A HEALTHYAND HAPPY WIFE,
ion have a is the greatest inspiration '41 man can 3° m?” p t
r chew, ‘ justhave and: the life of the} family. Yet
t in‘how many “ homes in” this ’fair land
lighted by the ill health of wife
and mother! . ’ ‘ ‘ ’
wit ‘ may be ,backaches;
in lbto sail and the llttl
so?! jthatp looked like a fisherman's
topsoil as it was hoisted only half
way to the cross trees. Yachting ex»
pens couldn't understand why Bur-
ton didn’t set his ballooner. ,
At 12:55 the breeze began hauling-
to lhe south_ Resolute broke out her
jib and prepared to beat to the first
mark Shamrock was half a mile as-
tem. 'but somewhat to weather.
At 1 pm. Resolute ran into a soft
spot and Shamrock drew up within a
quarter of a mile of her.
At 1:10 Shamrock passed Resolute
to windward and took the lead again.
At 1:25 with her little fisherman’s
staysail set ahead of her mast draw-
ing nicely, Shamrock ran a quarter
'of a mile ahead of Resolute. She pick-
ed up a puff of air and sailed around
Resolute to windward. luck being with
Shamrock for the first time.
Resolute still clung to her ballooner,
which seemed to draw well, but could
not, apparently, compete with Sham-
rock's bahyforetopsail. ‘
Two airplanes raced up and down
the course. coming closer to the Cup
Overhead hovered
Regular size. $2.98: Extra size. $3.50.
You would pay as much for the material alone. ' .
STYLISH WASH SKIRTS
Of White Gabardine, attractive models with rows of tucking,
pearl buttons and novelty pockets.
' SPECIAL. $7.2.
. RlCH SUMMER SKIRTS
Of Baronet Satin, Shantung Poplin and. Surf Satin, downs
of epic and span styles, and the finest quality.
E‘rCIAL. $14.98
"The average weight of the
brain among nor-Ind 9001913
craft than usual.
a big naval dirlgible.
Both yachts have worked
windward or the course to the first
1:30 Shamrock bore
for it with Resolute more than
three hundred yards astern. in shore
a southwesler seemed to be working
out toward the yachts.
Shamrock picked up the first breath
of the southwaster at 1:45 and increas.
‘od her lead to nearly a half mile. the
first mark being at that time four.
miles to leeward.
. At 2 o'clock with the mark to ice-
,ward three miles away, Resolute gybed
' gto starboard and headed for it. Sham-
math of a two-days wind that began ; rock had overstood the mark in an
feifort to pick up the new breeze, but
,as it failed she lost by the move.
The breeze came in again from the
west. driving ‘Biesolmo along until
lea sthan a quarter of a mile astern
on Shamrock Shamrock gybed two
then headed for the
W SPECIAL :
.30x3 Goodrich.
$11.75
L Aaron ‘Kohn
heading Accesory Store L
.j 9 Railroad Avenue S L
is about 49 or."
marks and at
We can cover ’cm all.
A well halaneed stock
showing all the styles
that so in New York.
Milans. Splits. scunits.
minutes later.
Panamas. Toms. Prices
$3.50 to $10. .
Gloves. canes. um’brel-
Tires
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Two’Stores. ‘ so. NORWALK.
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