tron: first Pugs.
W1 um“
”3 '9. .0” ,podpie here.
your nation. 1 think
Q Sawmill: was in favor
hi.
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hitherto the. interview.
at the visiting Irish‘pnrly.
. ing the trucc."
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III in it is at prcsont.
‘ Inioter Lloyd Gcbfg‘i“
v
“ '. to Ireland.
James Craig. Pl‘f‘mli-r of l'lsztm‘.
, has been nutspokcn in Opposilluil
parleys betwcen lil(' gas-immii
d the'Sinn i"l'ill lt-mli-rn, Icii iii'll'nHi
night for London. it \Vi‘t'i Iii--
vcd he “'Olliti ii" l4-.l'iy '01in iii .ll"
‘ spokeman for the North irisb
”I eicfimtinn. should iiw iv: (:illwl mi fill
,sn csprnmion oi opinion -
I“: Today'n (‘Ollrl l't‘llf‘t‘ brought into liti-
round thi- Irish qunslmii \\‘illt'il
been ecllpmd fpr H"\ ‘l‘li lifl_\.\ bx
' ent Harding‘s prmnw..l in tin-
files that they hold a luv-Ming l’m' tiic
Moll of :irluziluvui .iml i';l(‘iil1'
toms. Echoes of Mr. Harding's
posals and its ready il(‘(‘(‘[ii'l!)(‘r' i»)
t Britain. Franco and lizilj.‘ \A'I‘l‘t-
Wd today in rather acrimonious
v I lites between a number of nuws-
‘ pars ovcr the pcrsonvwl or liw llri»
‘ fiélegttion to be sent to \Vzisliing-
Confidence was fclt in crucial
that Japan’s seeming rii~i:l\ il—l
". m President Harding's not».
'38 to the clearing away of lot-
It Toklo.
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‘ 'm ,i turn: nouns ox sud-2.
Down Prices for l'rlvilcgc i.-l'
, Mug Toll Bridge.
ulng tomorrow the coupon
the reduced rates on the,
. of tho.State will be put
- the mafia. There are two
hooks“0 f: of twenty-five
‘ ich is d with each ticket
. ~16 901‘ . 1t. reduction. At
tune. in gtoll for foot pass.
be ad.
. on the toll bridges are:
other than driver of so
: two-seated passenger
- - one-seated passenger
. . commercial truck. or
in“ more than thm toils.
.tmjs -.‘ ...
rm . .. mi‘iiiliiills‘iil’
Continued from rim rsge.‘
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.Jltncl s,‘ that is. public service motor Wale” .
vehiclts—épEmlcd upon any-street on
highway in such manner as to afford
a'mcans of transportation similar ,to
that aiiordcd‘ by
company. will be required to cariy an
“ with black
bearing thc letter "J“ and the reels-.5
while other public}
service motor vehicles .such ss tnsio
required to display a
Illill‘kt'i‘ .slmllor‘to those now in use,
but lirrirliig ibc
registzaflon number.
-. Great-Britain. butrxtbat
.. isn't opportune for it."_ '
"2' u I Learn see from your
”pinch (“have studied yer;
m In no gouairy iii-.4, «5‘
Wing“ mars to undone.
aliphatic -of the uni-
right and Wflhtffl-lr
mllwny
trution number.
“id be vérr‘ifidd indeed m
.' ', before your peoplé.‘bntic‘"s' w‘“ h“
"" ting“ lpcfor,"the respro.
7% pm it‘lmrom .your public."
‘" .whether he would insist on
_ --n in frondon be!” givcn
. . ty. Mr. De Valera employ—
lit “'ilsoii's phrase. declar-
Utllitlcs Commission will.
unable to prescnt at >
Motor Vehlclc Department the certifi-
cate necessary to secure one. of the
special markers. and.
unable to go through with
attempt to operate during the pond-
ency of thclr appeal
subject to arrcst for
requlrlngl ~ouch
. Wants openly arrived iii."
are. announced how: he Valera's
Mars that this .iricrnoon's con-
> would take the form of a per-
intcrvlew ht‘iwncll the British
Mlhistcr and Mr. Dc Valera. no
V . Nll‘ bciug prt-snnt. Mr. De \‘nlcra
f“ be accompanied to No. to Down-
“ ' street. thc primc minister's offlclil
-ence, for thc lntervlr-w at 4:30
.m‘. by Art. (i'lf-ricn. president of the
., il‘c lawn in London. and Robert
Horton. member of the Irish Re-
. w Pullameni. it was stated.
W snd Barton. however. will not
mthout being
violating an-
stutes‘specifically that the Motor Vc-
hlcle Commissioner shall
any jiineur until the, luttcr‘ has
from tho Utilities:
Commission. rcudcrs futile any upprnl
to .iliix.courts for. rcllof from
secondary chock.
is doubtful
uny :Lrl'csta this wcr-k.
not llcr-nsc
:i ccrtlilcaic
,ers met at the Hartford Chamber of
:Commcrcc. A strong central \com-
.mlttee was appointed that worked
.out plans which' rcs'ultcd in two im-
in view of the
c-zirorcing now
until 11 rcasonablc tlmc aftcr they go
All POINT Omf‘lall In ”10 including re-shipplng facilities. abun-
_ ‘ by" the MOlOI‘ldant trackage. machinery for quick
\clu. in Department when it is time to handling. ample elevators and storage
n l
‘ ‘ S. :facilttlcs. In considering this feature
liconsvs W1“ ulso be notified to bring one {343‘ was very “(31...)“: many
will l-e. "K small farmers of our stntc could not
TM“ or onP-ibc well scrvcd unit-rs what is known
«is "mixed cars" could be sent out
. remaining mouth of promptly. from common center.
lb: your. minus 82.
FEW INFANTS
DYING HERE
from First Pogo) .
.. 1M0“! published today that an
V ~ went was reachi-d at the. recent
'V'hlin conference lK‘iWPt'n De Valera
the southern l'uionlsts rcgardiug
terms which would be demanded
the British Government at ibc
- - co in london were caicgm-l-
: [Called at De Valet-11's headquar-
- , this morning by Secretary Child-
Ml‘ p rcsi-ut
origiial cost of
"11".!!! was no discussion. (iil't'Ct or
. of.nny such terms." Hiii'l Mr.
"this. "'l'hc coni'i-raiu‘c confined
' 'bitclusively to discussion of Mr.
yd‘,Gcorge's invitation to a con-
.ru! and of thin arrangements rc-
. C ‘ ,food conccrn in this city was finally
'I'iic publishi-d rcpont to which Mr. ( .onilnucd
5a litters rcfcrrud nilcgcd that the
inn-of lhc provisional ngrccmcnl
W. bouldcs the provisions of tho
scant government of Ireland Act. the
flowing: A dominion ain‘tus for
. thorn lrcland to be excmpt from
‘3 . 11¢! taxation- aud'hnvo Jul fiscal
onomy; Northern lreland to rc-
R. —Nc\:-r wcan the baby cxcept up-
:loctor's ndvicc. iiml, thc pnpnrs bring filed with the
”1" “MW regularly by “I“ Sccrcinry of State Muy second.
EMAGivc only
ilnounl ordi-rcd by
G——l’loll all articles used to pre
bottled milk.
”1" preparation and ‘lhls movcmcnt are shown by a glnncci
at some of the nnmcs conncctcd with
WW0 it:
plcniy of {rt-slimy the state Dairymcn's Assn.
iHolt. suite Dairy and Food (‘ommls-
coolcd sioncr. J. Arthur Sherwood. Past
iMm-tcr of the State Grange. A. T.
9~Bahy ni-cds ph-nty of slci-p mid chry. “'ailingford. \‘l’m. N. Null.
Washington: H.” O. 'i'ianiv-l. Middle—
town. John D. Avery. North stoning-
‘ton. Walter 8. Blocks. Orange. Henry
Dormncc. l’lainneld. F. R. Jewett.
Hsmpton. slid ll hundred more.
WNDON. July 14._—l.cndi-rs of thc
atm- Government and tlu' Irish Hlnn
. w n‘met in this city todziy..iind took
" . first stcp in negotiations which. it
hoped. might (lisuipuic ttic mist:-
_ hostility and prejudice which {m
h - .dcq have separated Albion Illl'i
‘4‘" ll. Eamonn do Valera, thi- iiiSil
‘ ' > D u r5
“we“ ehmm‘m' $31. 1),;1'lif2J min GliOltY (‘Ollhit‘lli orr‘lcuns.
"mfully for the meeting was looked
w ”h pom the M silage lot a
0-,. ,snd brighter epoch fn thc Tria-
‘ - between the two peoples. {the
bath: was simply toflrepnro' the
.' y 10" further and more important
" Mons. but the. fact it was held .1!
wind looked upon as an earnest of
,. ‘ god intentions of the. participants.
'_ Preparations for conference wcrv
' . . [iii strict confidence. by those di-
ly involved. but it was ‘undersiood
g Skew men would takc part in the
‘ meeting. Utmost silence was ob-
, eébocauae it was felt that mis-
T’ “findings might develop from
‘ . ”relens word or action and. nul-
'. inure work already donc to bring
'lif‘ and sunshluc.
wnii-r before feedings.
ask the doctor or
nursc—noi your ncighbor.
District llcputy‘Miss-Graoh Pth
of («uniform ' lam
officers ‘Of Old Glory Council.
.‘ughtcrs of Amciion. at a. meeting
held in American ligionfhuu.‘
There was it large nitcndnncc.
Aricr thi- mcciing a social time with
refreshment was enjoyed. The ofnccrs
installed last evening were:—
(lounollor-«Afrs. Annie
Associate Councilor—Mrs. A. 1.. Jos-
LEM-rail“ t
Vicc-councllor— M rs. W'3llnm SU'“’-
Vicc-councllor —- Mrs.
(lracc P. W'ilson. ,
Conductor—.Miss Ackerly of Bowny-
“'ardcn—Mrs. F. A. Rois.
. .'- > NY
Ir. Lloyd George. npcnt )isterd Recording Sccrninry—Mlss Marion
can at Chequers Court. his
h” home. with ii. number of ad-
4 . arid it was usumc-d they talked
lathe procedure to be followed iii
"I meeting. Mr. Dc. Vail-mi ill-Io
long conferences with prominent
. Republicans. but it wus imlicut-
‘he.would enter the f‘oufcri-ncr-
. "no fined formula or policy. it
’ ”a” he was ready.to lalk over the
‘3‘ tion. and consider any suggest—
H . that would be made. regarding ll
U 110' barley in which the Sinn Fi-iu.
{ and the British Govt-l'niiii-ni
' take part. But it was probable
- definite decisions might not lw
bed until after Mr. be wile... liri'i
‘- ed to Dublin and ihcrc iiikt‘ll
c “with the Ship ii‘ciu l’urlliinii-ni.
Secrcinry—
M lss Hu rriet llr-nd ricks.
Secretary-7M lss
Trczisurcr-—Sii-phcn Miller.
insidi- Se-niinr-ln-Arihur Thorne.
Outside Sontlncl—Ht-nry Simona
Trusit-c for 15 lllolllh3*-i\lrs. Anub-
Advertise iu the Sentinel.
The Famous ALASKA
make, in all sizes,
Fully guaranteed in
every way—
Construction,
Durability, ‘
Sanitary and
Economically.
$6.95—ALL COTTON MATTRESS—$6.95
Any size. Just received another shipment of these wonderful
values. Headquarters for Simmon ’3 Bed Springs and Mattresses.
Couch Hammocks, Screen Doors, Summer '7
Furniture, on Cook Stoves—W -
Florence had Red Star. _
QPEN A' -CHARGE
-srclsl sutonobile. or .
rounding Personnel
HARTFORD. July 14,—The "co-
Ioperatlve. idea" has becu abroad in
.tho land for many years. The fruit.
Jlineurs amwmflns (rom’dt‘flsionligro‘rn- of the Pacific suites ihus‘
turned uncertainty and .loss into
steady profits. but not until represen-
:tatlve farmers in thc Eastern States
had long agitated did the rank-and-
flle 61' our Connecticut farmers awake
iio the advantages of the co-operativei
‘idca. and organize what is now known
'ns the Connecticut. Agricultural Es-
change. Inc.
i The movement in Connecticut
.whlch from the first has been almost
spontnncous began to take shape last
Scptcmbcr. when upon the nurses-
tion of sever-in largo consumers of
gram :1 body of mprcscntatlve farm-
portnnt steps:
First. in look over the whole state
for the best site for a freight-center.
properlygcqulppcd to render this scr—
vice. _
it was expected that nbout 3300.-
(Nm capital would be required. but a
satisfactory ofi‘cr of a going grain and
settled upon for a much lcss figure.
and articles of incorporation wcrc 3““
cordlngLv taken out for samwofl ciip-‘
Thc brains and strength bchind
Frederick E. Duffy. Past President
iii twinin-
’sz‘o‘o,ooo Corporation Al;
mdyJ‘loated, With Com-
[Roth-um!“
u LY'X‘RAPB‘ buss
intbseontnlo!
sndothcnosbnsh
is s [sum] tendency,
tho-
put too ingot:
tnp lasts. of 'vng'
to the moronic: of flooding.”
Funk Bose
.Itsblo more,
conditions the o!
wintering over in
flu, mski
chap, dean's say of cut
the fly hum
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the following
from in Bridgeport boy.
once to the trouble in the upper har-
bor on Sunday last. when a mob st-
iacked the Canadian ship Hiram W.
Mchenn. which Was flying'lhe British
of
The first swecpi success in the
csst‘ thatmofv cw Y Sine
Do on. wine} began in 0 man.
304‘ (1 “Mil; Strike." perso-
cu n literally draw them tqr’co-opa
Mallow—inc“ in selling. buusoo'n in
buying also. and for three years the
movement has steadily sprcad until
now cighty thousand dqrymen. fruit
growcrs. poultry and markct garden
men ihcro buy and sell togciher. n
vast and mighty power.
The first state in New England to
follow this lead was Maine. In lcss
thns than three years the Maine Ag-
ricultural and Industrial League has
done more to heartcn and prosper thc
farmcrs of the Pine State than would
have bccn dreamed.
DRINK BAR POLISH
BY MISTAKE. mun
PITTSRI‘RGH. Jilly lt—Joscph
Snlnva. 35. and Sinnlcy (ills. 60. took
:1 drliik of bar po‘fish supposing it to
bc gin. m a South Side hotel ycsler-
«lay. and in n fcw minutes they were
fir-ad. Thcy wcrc dcllvcring ice to
ilic hoicl. 'i‘hc hoicl proprlctor was
polishing bl.- bnr whcn the (rum cn-
tort-(l. 'l‘wo botilcs of colorless liquid dny morning.
wcrc In thc linr. 'l‘hc iccmcn hclpi-d
ihcmsclvcs and got lhc wrong boitlc.
“‘0‘ lows:-
oiher waters.
such
Yours truly.
A 14 mn- old Youth.
Amcricsn
with Latin parents. not English."
born
\V. J. Ml'lililGAN‘h‘ (1‘11
OVERTI'RVS AT PITNAM
sidc.
itt-ximcrs ma morn”:
Fourtccn Your Old Bud‘s-port Boy
Writes to Harbor "statel- shaft-rd.
David C. Sanford
letter today
wit it refe r-
v
The lcttcr. which is published .bc-
low. as nn expression of the senti-
ment of a fourteen year old boy. who
said that he was born in (his country
of Lstln psrents. was addressed:-
Norwslk.
(“'here the British flag disturbances
occurred)” It fol-
. -' «ms
Harbor Msstcr. i'omlk.‘
I hsrc bcen reading of the
recent disturbances which the British
flag is causing among your
laborers. I think it is an insult to the
international
turn also degrades American respect
of the laws.
1 think it is perfectly correct snd
r for any foreign slip
lsws which
PI'TNAM. July l4.-~\\'illism J. Mul-
ligan. of Thompsmnillc.
rector of thc Knights
had in nnrrow
nslionnl di-
of Columbus.
vscnpc from possible
serious injury "ill‘ll his large limou-
sine skidded. on Hospital Hill. hun-
ziml lippcd over on its
Mr. Mulligan was on his_ way to
l'rovldvncc. whc-rc ho
to dclivcr nu nddrcss.
ibc boltom of tho long hill. the car
begun to skid on n lurn pnd Mr. Mull-
lran was unable to control it. He was
iininjlircd but both front wheels of the
cur wcrc torn off.
was schcdulcd
\V'hen ncnring
DON’T FORGET THE MASONIC O
. AND FIELD BAY"
A't Roton Point Park,
The com. of Old Won Midst-No
Lodge in the Elsie to
Clapton- of thin Order of
of the fraternity are
Numerous sports for oil for which suitable Nil" " be “"“L
LET EVERY MACON MEET AT ROTOR POINT PARK,
MTURDAY. JULY 10th.
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Account -
“m: the envied
“Do am with needless
Tho «Munster-9f puro‘frosh Sold. Tea
is lnoompnrshlo
Y. M. n. A. vs. “TI/DON. - snd bring home their sixth slruight
They will use practically the same
team that defeated the Kacey-s.
The‘mlton management will make
s usu'al satisfactory armngcmi : x .
handling the record crowd that {F cx-
pemcd to with?“ this baseball <'
The State road to Wilton is in . \,..i_
lent condition and runs direciii
Orem r‘leld.'making a plcarani .2:
for" those who desire to motor to the
Ample parking Spam mu
also be provided for by lhl'
mmagcmenL.
An exceptionally well nlayml. «2....
game of baseball is looked for in
who really know the merit oi this;
two fast aggregations.
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01* st Oncm Field W to Be
. All local baseball. fans are awaiting
with great interest the outcome of the
game to be played at Orem Field.
Wilton. Sunday afternoon. July 1_7th.
between the Nor-walk .Young
Hebrew Association and
Wilton A. C. team.
have been playing top
ball this lesson. and. whichever team
wins. will find it necessary to extend
itself to the utmost.
The Y. M. H. A. boys have won each
of the five games theyhnve played
this ionson. trouncing such fast teams
as Georgetown. by the score of 7 to l.
and the local Knights of
turn by tbc score of 12 to 8.
without saying that the Y. M. H. A.
lads will exert all of their skill and
pep in order to keep their slate clean.
5
fit combat.
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Park. Sat. July 16th.
NFJV CHILD LABOR M&’.
Provisions of Federal Smash to be
Enforced at Once.
Siatc Deputy Factory Inspector Wil—
l)uncari says that steps have
been taken to enforce the law. pa-ed
the recent General A-cmbly.
prevent the employmnt of children un-
'der 18 yesrs of sgc in manufacturing
establishments more ihsn eight hours _
a day or more than six days in the
week. The bill further provides lhnt
the children referred to shall not be
isllowed to work before 6 in the morn-
'ing nor after 6 in the evening. The
law includes a fine of 820 for each
l'p to now more has been no State
law on the matter except within the
hours specified the subject in. trest-
ed by a Federal statute which curried
with it s pcnslty of 10 per cent. of} the
income of the concern cm-
This law was en-
forced by the Federal authorities and
the state authorities had no power to
law now gives the
Commissioner of Labor and Factor!
Inspection the power
violators of the sci. which is the ssme
to “fry'ss the I'cdcml stntuts and the of!!-
lt Jim: in Amerhn ward. VOnly for cisls 0‘ "‘0 “$1217 "3990”!" de-
brief stays I think that your hsrbor podium! '1" sec to “ “i." the 1" “
laborers should be, instructed the cor- I“ "01““ '“h "“P‘INW-
rect principles of these internstional
trade inn-s.
They should not let such m feel-
ings lnicrfcrc with proper trsdc law.
it is Just ss proper for s,
playing the child.
harbor
MRS. 8HA‘N l3 CHOSEN Ill-LAD OF
SERVICE lal-ZAGI'I-J.
liEDlllNG. July H.—The “’omnn's
British ship to carry its flu in Am- Service league. of Reading. succcssor
crlcnn wntcrs u it is for an American .of the former Franchise league. was
ship to carry its flag in British seu;organizc.l st the Town House. on Mon-
! wish that‘dny afternoon. with Mrs. 8. C. Shaw
laws would bc rccognlscd and as presidi-nt:
experience
th. Upon it depends
homes, —- tor no home can
nervous, irritable
to her ses,‘
Mrs. i‘rsnk Meehan as
treasuri‘r. and Doro Goodnlc as sec-
As the lstler will not be sble
to act until September.
Sanford “s nsmcd to serve in the in—
The constitution briefly
ilncs the purpose of the chgue to be
the effecting of town
and cfforts towsrds s higher standsrd
Regular mectings are
three months and
Hrs. Lemuel
improvements
and
Mundwhichformonthsntortyyesrs
Americanwomeneohalth.
of citizenship.
to bc held every
special meetings at the cull of
The' latter has appointed
as district chairmen. Mrs. Raymond
Cunningham for the Ridge:
P. Sanford for the Center. and Mrs.
Prank Mcchan for the west side.
the lower Ridge and
town section. Mrs. H. C. McCollam will
probably be chosen.
hold at the Mark Twain Library. in
the lnlvr part of this month. a gen.
em] meeting to fnstruct women voh
era for psrtlcipalion in its primaries
in September .
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Saturday, July 16
. 108 lm invited qua ill-3:":
mmflf‘sii‘t‘, £12, ‘mmul'fiim
Veqei bie Comp
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Lodge 1'0. 108.
Stylish Stout Figures;
' TIE-”nutritious svsilsh‘le i complete:
”wardrobe of fubbnsbie and, correctly
" ed gun-eats which give large
“Stylish Stout" Ila-e.
(upon. is in UN-
on ma rows in.
Norwalk Chronicler