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moderate
Write H.
, s lll'h Norwulk.
otor
., '18
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p 'li 2 l: all around work.
. '“ "" ”g a?“ 99" Damn
l DP." . M"
.3 nowayton, It wont to find a seven roo.
) l J table.
C1100.
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for Boston at
.rrucory
lii‘
‘ o'lce stating
lMHl
.‘l. 8.) Modern
. wul-r Street. 80. Norwalk.
il'y
etc"
. ~ntluel or 27 mum St.
N
\N'l‘HD—Because -et
. c.» rt position in our
. l for a high m ea-
ll) sell a proper low
, K going. Will make
i.. Tllllmadge. Phone
, wow“
.-~‘-—-——
: l llA-ltcsponslble men
stores. Men
experience prefer-
refer-
. a previous experience
morning's between
. son “I’ll
_ I! South‘lfaln Street
” “I! of Elizabeth St.
Splendid busine- location.
Price 312.000.00
I
l awn. C. tools In rm Ava.
N. 1‘. City.
on saw—s piece
2
dress 48 Falrileld Ave.
BILLIE—4 F‘brln 1920
dining room- set.
g lots. well located. Ad-
starter: 1.919 'rouring. place {or
at: "is touring: tats intrus—
,.. Hm“ ‘turnishsd fir “LI—303. I
u l ‘ . “Him com" of city for lord ear, 3 d Gw‘kghwhlsela rm sad the In..uhsotso
..._., \ 'll'tlnt.‘ . _ m . * ' ,
“I“ t Norwalg Atoll Guam '3." ‘0 Theresultsof “days Intel.
‘- . mod lady would “ U. were: Augean. demoed larva: 84.
, g. .d) as companion. ' I" ‘4. 6-8. Jessi. floated Carlo. 0-85
'3 h. . l..::.t party. Write E. B. . 7-5. P“ m 0“". ‘4. 5-1.
pm It -'. L" 4 “o ‘
.. am it'. or purchase. Four- D“ ' '~m~ "1 u u
”not lam T-Bv'S-‘l. ‘4-
mrd Isiah. piling under the
heaviest hum of any man in the
tournament. sadly ill-posed st In
two oppononm and is “dared as
lose. all modern in: rove :' m m V
to move in tomorrow, Shanemlealto‘a ” NEW“ V35
eves mind the price. I wantto sell bail". u” v”
lolly. Itflumufuttotho‘uh ’ 01W
man who wants it. Replies received I” . '
taday only. Please. It will be sold to- IVE um
fit “a 0. x m host lamp-
on the m
Thaw“),
C. n nan-:20 and 110 volt
. 1.6mm lamp ....... .1...
. ~' Whitman. .
Special 100 Watt Lil-:I’r
-l
Try a-Vioiet Rs.
3. I. w
Electric” 8' 8.
33:0th
axles? Alumna-IL: naanmo.
ester. and inspector will locals tho
\
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V.
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\
.lml owner's name and
-..l-0(lk 118. l-‘inder kindly
0 l‘i‘OnN’S Trust Co.
‘; ilRlCK’S GARAGE
roe. '~
SERVICE, WELDING
woRK GUARANTEED
‘IiESTNUT STREET
a '3 o TH NORWALK
.lglfllM r. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
"at We are Oilori
_ "I
l h 5 Week.
......... ‘g.
‘.'. ll}
-? :1 homes.
SLSOQ
.. lu>flq from
“fill'iilly locot .
purse containing sum of
adv
-w.ml tor return to Sentinel
'Iwnml floors, s-room and
Iurnace, all improve-
.. $4.000
take possession ol.’
Good loca-l
goad location,
3.7.0130. good location.
84.000 to ‘
M i
W‘
it Flore W Garage
' Overhauling-slim
11 Hartford Place Toi.‘
I Fiona IROTIIIRO, Drona
' SOLVENT NOTICE ‘
District of Norwalh' 5a., Pronto
Court. June 6, A. D. lbél.
Estate of Radaimanowskl,
sometimes written Leno Radimonoskl,
late of Norwalk in said District. lie
ceased
hereof for the; creditors of said Es-
tate to. exhibit their elsiluo for settle
mm ‘t. Those twho neglect to t d
_ er accoun s, propery a tesie .
within said time, will be deharred a
recovery. All persons indebted to
mid Estate are requested to make
hnmediote garment to
' AUG 81' RADZIMANYHLS'KI
' l'liOl‘
l
ll'.r:l°"“‘ “m"- you wait.
Tel. 1
LVON'S GARAO '7.
'Rlz‘llf'ESTION op
ALAND ISLANDS U
ml. .
i an. l-‘irst P8188)-
\
7:"17" 0 } In' (‘urrit-d Out by
l I 1. " v-' > . . ‘
fist-M l" . I .1, la 'lOr‘O. “Coord-
“inv d” d W]. ' "" pmgram. will
his.” -. ,. ..H P procedure to be
he," ’0 l T : “Willis: and the
i”I’M-"Viv? ‘ ’ O
d“'ib§‘ratiorla of
"Onsldemtion of f
be made pom.
. ”l 4 m to 365.000.
313:1.) -‘ from .$15.000 to m
I. . . ..___
as ' t "No 875.900.
Wharf); & congeT‘r BLDG. “a. m “g a. m
W~-__.IAM r. HOY'l'
p, pdL ESTATE 1m 1.
wu- 831; om“ 435 A
no.“ .393“ cans new monorail
we. ,, .3 C°mmerclal easesALL omen
a.“ "- r‘ml‘inlg MIDDLETOWN, June 20.—Appolnt.
Gogdw'r 5”“! , , ment of Chdrlos '2. we... ofSomer-
wcarbog -_’"d Flak Tires. ville. N. 1., as Worm baseball
coach for next year. was approved by
Dr. Edgar Power the physical
Training Department, today. He‘will
lad
s
been.
AY “DIAMOND DYE”
can no not our:
l'nless you ask for' “Diamond
‘Dyes" you may get a poor dye that
for home dyeing a!
flfl- —- '~ ‘03. W
-. t,€
- N am. Local and long We.
ul'i'PolC‘l'G’rfiflxhfi’l‘i“ ll‘n’nfn‘eg‘ m7; 533 it‘ 23 mm umu- "
o a , a s or
allowed six months from the dogs Plus 8 ‘
l
l
l
ed-uom’
{an anal: given. bribe new organic...-
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W
Wm_.
NOIWALK MATTE!“ CO.
Franklin IM Monroe 8!. II. [.0le
NA‘fliAN C MILLER
Mg. painting and
8. llillor.
10 Spring Street.
WALL PAPER MID PAINTS
Now is the time to point house
ac hoop it
. . mt
'mdooonted. Ankh-mule.
1. wall .and .Savo on
igtoiowosutmmdmt
rial. Alexander Whitafllnwolh.
Southliorwalh.
wouu: CHECK easy
cam: wave
.‘rsw YORK. June 20.——Revival or
the cat-o nine-tails and “stream
on: . ‘iloflfl in the woodshed.”
We ~ lmn‘londed by Magistrate
Ma: r‘ Levine todsy. to check what,
he C ‘ullb"‘ as the thaby crime
m ' in the axons.
ills remarks were made in disposing
of the ease of two boys. aged eleven
and chi-tool. who were implicated in
thotheft Saturday of a handbag tro-
s. was. Recently, several school
boys who had organised
into tho “II-ck
“i think the mothers are most to
blame.” the magistrate remarked, “the
gathers sl thofamilies atehmy mah-
'ln¢ a living for them wflh the
mothers are standing subbing no
gushing around the streets."
:‘D'IOI‘U A m DANCE.
The Junior . Auxiliary. Mrs
section. Council of Jewish Women.
will hold a barn dance at the Casino.
mm. on 'htesday evening. June
.11. manur- be all informal
.10" to. dance to bo‘the first so--
tion. Refreshments will be servod.
and-Ahere will he‘eneliont music for
Shetland“.
i sans sums nun or
"P n—Four
_-...M
“up
Ray my. no and
the likely winner of the «luminous.
NEW YORK. June 20.-—l~‘ailuve to
reach an agreement as tqwho shalibe
the retereo in the chamflonshlp Iat-
ile between carpenter and Dempsey
on July 2. has caused 11>; Rim
the promoter of the show. to mow-ea
that'he might step in and amine
hlluselr.
'"The first thing you has.” Rick‘-
now swimming pool in Madison Square
amen. "they’ll wind up with” me in
_ w 1.1““: m, “.9 m the ring. l’vec'done it hetero under
I - m "mnced operators These me look and run lino W you ill “I‘m" mm'K‘“ "M “ my 5‘9:
0. . . ell-mm felling “(Lona e-w. Phone 215s. ”"930 3' P301. new Item"
'Hl f, .4 ' work. good pay. Le- \ m
M AM A M’Chmm“ m FOR sans—cons sou-g “gamma-mam Wm
P. __ 75c .W'm ‘ mm ‘ DOV-1‘. “mm
In?“ rt \rllaricnn. men (or . ‘ till-2 "an. ' . ‘. u mice » ~
(‘Il-l" :u worko day.nd.. t I W “died W ”01". an”.
m . . lamp. men, Norw Ion slant—unmask“ sun in one a. It. 9!? —'~¢I “all." " "-
l‘1: ‘- « Co. ”‘ condition. Inquire at. 52 Spring St. ’4‘ Thirty-nine rounds or boring win he
r—H -i‘6——Te——_—_____ South Hulk 1 m u’. i.“ at the Rifle HM Arena. in
LB "N. J. Lm Bridgeport. this evening. It will be
._.. _ , FOR SALE—A tow Eye. Ear. Nose. Phase an. - rises the m-u open-air allow or the season
1. M Walsh", rooms to Throat ill-(mum: also W c 81, H i' 7|" in the Park City and the Bridgeport
l -. \m-mng. References. g M‘ IMO 1.50“!!! kt by w ’ A' Athletic and Amusement Comps-y
H l. d It: chair and other *0 furniture. will o‘er a card which will he headed
;’ ‘ , r h u t I d "t Ava. loath Nos-walk. w by solder Bnflfielll. ot New York. and
"-* ‘ '00"! 0 a 5’. ' Waits. am”! a E and bowia Bogus. of Bridgeport. They
l . . onllble. 71 Flu mu FOR SALE—"17 Won fix its Branch- “1 n".- billed to travel nttoen rounds. '
Po“ (1 l‘ M. touring car in good mechanical Hatha- in (WI.
4— ‘ ‘3. loondmon. New tires. irons and back .3 m not}, boxer. have "mam u...- 9!
7'“ j room on North Main Meets. not light skid shuns. s Ila-oath 1“! training and are in fine condition.
my . located. Space (or ,extrn. tires. Car mt hour pat-ted. “was“ “to“ Bail ram-men h... In it be known that he
3; .m N). Main St. opwjte Price 8700. Phone 81. or 1191-8. Which!” "m...“ “and”: Hog“), mm are“.
~ .u-l. Apply Harris and We. M .
0-“. FOR SALE __ Fl l | I I ~ land. He has not fought in several
~7 . house run-4.3 huh water - ll weeks. his ambition being to be in
ll .‘ V-ll‘llmlIEd-m Hammock island. 1). s. salons. cm“ mm" "”9" 5"" '°' "" “mm"‘i‘m"
h. month or season. 9 I! 'hOIe 1126, 3‘ WCI' Am Nor- tthe. iiridgeport hauler. as he figures
H l we he can put Hogash out of the running
it. . “”rWh‘i’tehem; Ln Rothollo k“ ‘ ‘ 110 T l A L cua "m CI. for u chance at Jack Britton’s title.
N,~ . '9' “Ch- Bouth FORSALE—Ba in. 12 rooms, hard. hi” "' "1:; m Rollbg. 0.. llogzmll is also egg ”I! at winning
um: ,_____.___~____ an:°::.flgg;5'ezz can?" 2;: puff.- e t max "c9"; “5 f- wgh , via the knockout re a. 'l'he other
II) 1 garage, 41 Chapel street. 'Ave. 8 ' 8 ‘0' 5 WC"! M In m 6'. Sty“. bouts on the card will be Weafgr
I » m m. nohnnnnn. 64 South! Geo. Mitchell. Owner. Tel. 1861. m r—r‘a vs. Steml)‘ steadman. ion rou ." Pets
I“ .4 Telephone 30_ , By a ‘0 'e"? n llunn \s. Frankie llrennnn. eight
‘- _. ll 1 fitmlm‘oh: NM ll rounds. and Kid howls vs. Hnrvey
l'm' YJNT—Rtoruge mtg, houso— FOR SALE at; ugh cum INM Kelly. six rounds. There has been a
In». . fum‘ure_ Separate ma. The beautiful mfldcnce. located at wt“. or an 1”. ,7 ran 3L, Slit large advance sale and indll‘atlona are
uh ”d 2:00: blgldinx. Hubbell No. 6 Stevens Street. (near Armory) HOME. ”‘Mn'm‘ ”"1"“ "m be tnxed ‘0 its cu-
" w . more 0.. Inc.. Songs- 8 rooms with all modern improve- an "M -"'
:"k Coma Tel. Westnort 47. We ments. well located and in Al con- FROM 1.3:; M‘ORY TO , .,
4 m5” "felon-o receipts dition. Must be sold. thls month. for 3.3,... mm and “mm" mum.» To sum ~
‘ - particulars ' our easy .
LOST A k J - mama €2.21 also satis- “any law Earn: will all- new
. -, s ohn T. Hayes satin m a m or at nun-n I'm-c .m...
lib lll'Ilnd new tenit. row boat, N0. 7 MH- fitl'eec Hm. tm ’11 M M ‘0 Tomorrow I. the day when thu.alh-
it: white, red bottom. Tel. 2111 call.
letl-s from the Wankiin and Center
Junior High Schools and the Staples
High School of Westbort will join in.
the first trl-ochool athletic meet ever
held in this section by local schools.
it will be held at Roton Point Park.
There will be a number or events.
which .wln start at 10 o'clock (s T.)
in the morning. and will consist of
runs. relay races. shot putting. high
jump. broad Jump. ball throwing con-
tests. both for boys and girls.
The water sports will start in the
afternoon at 3:3" o'clock and will be
lspeclacuinr. It is believed.
The m1 scoring the most points
in total events will be awarded a cup.
which is being given by the Evening
Sentinel. the Norwnlk Hour and the
“’estporter Herald. The cup will
have to be won for three consecutive
years before it is tinnil; awarded.
(‘Aitl’i-Im PARTNERS TO
BOX.
NEW YORK. June 20.—~Georges
Carpemler's sparring partners. Paul
Journos. French heavyweight.
nation Joe ans. Brooklyn middle-
weight. will engage in real boxing
contests at Bbbets Field. Brooklyn.
“Mt. Journos is scheduled to
meet Al. Weber-t. of New York. in u
li-round contest. and Clans will meet
i
round match.
m WIS BAY:
The anal-rocks took the" game
played with the Mohawks 1.0 last
than-day morning at the ‘htontgornery
lid” in favor of the Mohawka. Ash-
brooh stole home and evened up the
game to the Shamrocks. s-o. fol-r
did the twirling for the Shamrocks.
netting seventeen. strike-outs. while
Long did the receiving. Mil was
hind the plate.”
:m m so nun-r vans.
' cums; last. June IVs—A.
Harvard nine which has hit hard in'
recent. gal-mes. ieit ,for'New Enron toy
daly.ioheontheground forthaiiiat
game of the. shunt series with
tombrrow. '
martin 3&1 Shall-non.
and said. as he sat on the edge of his'
Augie Rattler. or New York, in a 12-}
the losing pitcher while Drew was he- .uggg up
a
TUB Tm“ w ._
south-tasted} “alum“ u
Mumwmushog‘ooc
withasoore ofito 1.
gle 6.000 persons,
”on
Automobiles were as thic ha bees.
‘ mmm‘ mom“
not““¢hnbdm"trvto
, shut out the fan Rivet-sides. It was
noticeable. among the markers _on
ears. that some were from Wisconsin.
usuachusetts. Vermont and -mauy
from New York.
Georse new mode a tbrlbase
hit and came within an ace or mah-
that has ever made a}:otno run on
this diamond. and is considered the
“Babe Ruth" of the team.
Warm. the pitcher for the Wilton
ham. is. without doubt. the but
pitcher that has tossed the ball over
thepiateonthll'dianaond. uh‘isrec-
CI is is m i- one game. This
record has not been equalled by any
other pitcher on these gro-ds.
One double play warmsde.
If the Wilton team continues drsV-
log such crowds two more grand~
dands will be built~ and an annex built
on the present one.
In the eighth inning the pitcher for
the Riversides was supplanted by
lorrigoey. who was held in roosrve.
but to no avail. the game being lost
a tar as he was uncemed. ’
As a rule. the Wilton team gener-
ally lets their opponents lead until
the seventh inning. when they gener-
ally go otter their prey with hammer
and’tonga.
Nomi Sunday will be another escib
lng day. as the Pioneer club. of Union
tm’ New Jersey. will say their skill
or toltlw tin laurela home with them.
The Pioneer team is a semi-pro team.
and ism-Mend oneofthobcutin
New Jersey. and. it the Wilton team
defeats them. they will have to try out
every mussle in their bodies. so stated
by the manger of the Pioneer club.
3 is noted that two extra cam on the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
1!. R. will be run. on next Sunday.
the Grand Central. to accommo-
w the Jersey contingent. which will
he large including many automobile
run-a
The box score :
WILTON A. C.
i. Two-bass hit—Plenum: First on
halls—0f! \‘i'arm. 2; of: Hayes. 1: ofi’
Morrlssey. l. Struck out—By Warm.
l2; by Haves. In; by Morrissey. l.
Sacrifice hit—Lawson. Left on buses
—Riversidc. i: “‘ilton. 5. Double
play—Warm to Tumdge to Lin-
sti‘om. Hit by pitcher—Jordan. Rich
on hases—d’lensants. First on errors
“Jordan. Umpire—Nash. Scorer-—
l. “’ithnell. Time—Two hours.
mum
RAIDIN nousn
0N RAYMOND s'r
Continued from First Page.
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n‘lorino of South Iain street. Martin
and Allen .of ins-bank street; Mrs. ll‘iorlsI
once Stabell of Day street:
IF‘arr of 5 WWII street:
Basile. Joleph, Bette. George Roose.
john ulnar. W Carr, Edward
‘Beers. John Miller. William Webber.
Albert Provost. John Donnelly. Ber-
lint-l
Anode
vln Johuon. Jo-ph Leroy. Alfred
Pet-nun The alums of the
above ore-otglven. asthegareun-
known. All. with the exception of
Johnson. Obtained bonds 01 two each'
lot. In the ninth inning with the acclaim;
them
score. The Mohawks would not play ou- iha raid. thh moan-g. but it is
10 this so the umpire awarded the potato“ that. evidence against the
‘phoelsvarydlthh as no actual
{scenes of any earl-id mule were ob-
_aarved. Ion
“nouns-r” randsonac
.lol
cocoa-tho
to sum was M to
«househsthopolioe
a.
.,.
E
run-h
l
,_
to tho-Mot the
l
Wed. than
hogan-arm. Hohhmlemaal‘
nerd HoCu-thy Chas-loo elm al-'
Rogers. man;
his own arbitu'J
and that when he wills he can control.
“it was as only Mrday that'tho
span of lilo no m year. '
today it is it. As we compreheflg
that My per cent of all alone. inu' '
be mental. fie awon or the Bell
Cross Health Cutlass down: no. ‘1‘
They are the outposts of a new RC»
public at Ila-uh. It was. hut and
oftentimes discouraging for our fore-
fathers in conquering the wilderno.’
‘liveina “"1thbr..fiowe's theory . h.
"a roaring before the wind at shun-a
m.“ m m soulftly that wide oars are need-tr
“ oi " iogetamaximosngrlpon the!”
while in the air. the blade. m
inascman-ihandcatahthom
for forward angular. 'Apllost‘ .0
wind. the na‘rowess surface q“
”maxim has been 11“
justifilhelaa.
do
don—a-
*-
buttheywoutsomwehelrtom "'
of the ordinary principles of ham '
and sanitation is the common po-e‘ ‘
sign of the entire people. i
“One out of ten of all deaths of we.
men between the ages of 15 and C15
lyeara is the cost of maternity. A _
quote instruction'and core of pro-pet}; ~
tive mothers will reduce this price ' ' '
half. It is a terrible thing that t3
very continuance of the race shall eli-
tall such seedless “prince. The Rd
Cross Health Comets. through the“
premhli conferences M«M.m
doing much to prevent this loss.
“In the is: than two you: has too
first Red Cross Health Center was es-
tablished. the Red Cross Chapters and
Branches o! no Amalie m“
alone have established and now com
.duct seveuLw'two can under ”gained
direction. 3
“i looked tor-ward with confluence-
to the time when my more will re—
sume this service and Red Ml
saith Centers become as common as
school houses are today and be cocoa-J
hired as just as e-enthl of the.
ing and development of a great peo-
is.”
The afternoons of the ' conteunoe
days were spent in vidttng a number
of Red Cross Health Centers in New
York City. Brooklyn. ‘i‘oclnoe. I; 1‘.
Hanna-ck “d Elli Olin... N. J.
on the day when a common knowledfi! : ‘ "
mum g!
. M! m i”
cumm‘am ‘
~ M '
QM“ ulm_ ,
ff.
Closing “.m-
hrgains in cars for mail or:
terms. These must be no“
u arch: foflowhg low m
M‘Tmm‘ 0" ....uubi-
use American Six Touring Car.
low paint‘and wire w" 31,"
lodel 725 Stanley Steam
“denser, new palm . . . .'.‘
use 1-: ton vsn mun-l
O. 8." prompted by desperation. As
yet nothing has occurred to indicate
how the call u likely to be received. -
The annual conference of the La-
bor Party will be held auBrigllton to-
rmorrow. and Herbert Snith. presid-
ent of the miners' union. and Frank
Hodges. the secretary. will attend.
ab r h DO a e v. worm drive. .-*
himndge. 2b ...... 4 0 o 3 l o _ ' . 1““ """""" . - - ”.
Linstrom. lb ...... 4 1 1 7 o o ‘ mo l-ton m Truck. express
Plea-ants. :- ...... : (1, f 1 3 l ' body. worm drive. new .... at“
rm. ......... .. . c."
J. “ekx'. ’b ..... ‘ (’ ‘ lo 1 3 mm m m 2".” wmmer Truth
lunch. cf . .0 l l 0 0 0 and mh hudy """" "'
Lawson. It ........ 4 o 1 4 0 0 . 1m m Winther Truck Ola.»
Brown.rf ..i Q i 0 0 0 , sis..“....n ........... .
H .Mch) c ..... 3 1 1 0 0 0 3 CALL MR GMTHWOC
total- ..... 35‘ 4 n 2': 9 1 ' TELEPHONE Manual .11
n“ “‘8‘“: ”L 0 LONDON, June ”Plead?" °f ass ruin It. Bridgeport, cons.
Romero. " “ z 3: fi" ‘1" f the Miners' Federation of Great Brit-
"""" ain have taken no steps to stop “it ‘
mi); 13!: ......... z 2 I: h 2 ‘1. withdrawal Of the government's on : t;—
l " ‘ '
‘ ........ .. - of . “a million pound may to the
(P; Ros-ion. cf """ ‘ 0 0 a n 0 coal industry. and it would arm-r 8-D.G.CANDY m
Jinii‘fi?’ " """ 1 ‘1 3 3 3% "I" ““1"- "" “WWW ""5331 m com
McGruth. :l; ...... 4 0 l 1 i. o r we" the money “n no - mm Al!) till
.w. ilishop. c ...... a u * o o o “n“; dunno“ h fun of “(Rumba m“ can ,
Ml-luyea. p. ......... 3 0 to 3 0 the uutandln‘ (“Q being the call of a m ‘m
orrlsses. p """ 0 0 o .3 (' 9 the miners' union to all trade union . 'v
T ' l —' ~ “I,“ T _ organisations nifected by the m 'Ilt km (loss.
0 n s ..... ~. . . .34 . l _3 _-t . n mum“. to meet at an early date cor ph- “13
scorn. ml nutmeg. the purpose 0; an... national m ‘
Xu‘o“‘dA' Che ---- r -“"” ““1 134W“; soc-are mutual demands. Most of ‘
vers e A. ...... ‘. .0“) 000 Owl—1 l I . “.9." Md the d0~ “ I
Earned runs—\Vilton. 4: Riverside. cider! .trcull u“. meeting I: an Its. A uoWOO§m
am 51' W fl
Q. m U... “took“
PATENngV
\‘IOM‘
Hiawat- Poe-rs
NW ”C
1‘“
They will probably determine the at-
titude of the‘ leaders of other unions.
whose aggregate membership is more
than three million. Most of these
unions are now involved in wage dis.
putes and are ready. according to
spokesmen of the miners, to take a
stand with the miners against who
they regard as a conspiracy o the
part of the employers to reduce
wages below the Jam-war level and.’
break the unions.
On the other hand. ha interested
observers predict that the experience
of the mineral. themselves. who up to
today.xhe eightrnrst day of their
strike; bro glued nothing and ion
much. will deter other unions from
making common cause with then.
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Isa-a
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~k~a East died yesterday alter-noon
It the Dunbury Hospital inohis 84 year.
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EDUCATION
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0am usable education. nib
in continuous session
information on "till.“
William A. Bronson. of New York
city. hit-s. Janos 1.410“ and Dr.
Frank B. Hoyt. ot‘Esst Norwalk. and
Han-7W2.Chrlesn..andhlisa1o¢_
I. Hos-t .all of Danbury. The mneral
willheheld tromt‘hohmeoi‘hisoon.
Dr. F. B. Hoyt. Pine Hill avenue. East
Not‘walh. tomorrow. Tuesday after-
noon at 8 o'clock (l). '1‘.) and inter:
their“! be in the fossils: plot in
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