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m7 ;avenm.--néur~om“ fated lloat
night at his hm’fio‘ck Haven, Pb.
.‘mflfrw’m years m m.
with the“ nadel Oyster m-
1 of Monti-1mm which he new
(gently resigned to go and manage his
_ new hotel 1mm Haven. Pa. He in]!
ihany‘ friends in Nor-waili- who will
WANTED . ‘FOB. w m Hm , - learn or his deuthfwith sorrow.“ Heels
' “on.“ for general house- ' - ‘k ' r— ‘a .... .._ 7 .4 7 surviVed by a win“ our
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\\ :.1mll y of Sm wi’pm‘ . “fgfiangggfi. Men with . 7 "WM“ ‘ hean; 5:1”; mm mmlrm
.. orw ~ ’M- .tht‘m. 118! and!!! -' - = »
’. i one a _ 211931” rrice reasonable it sold at 33:11:31 k. Now.lis"the- 94gm'e Lodge of Milford. Jweph Andrews
. ‘ 7 a ‘ ' dressL. R. E.. care Sentinel. *' order for yogi: spring "pubs, 1. ~ Ghaftfbe- A‘- g! or West: Him:
\.7 . , Expo enced 7 an R ,. . , ’ n't not it on. 4 Cm on ommnn cry. Kflisilts 'l‘em -
. . khand afid cofiu mefl‘ 3' SW3.“ 19$, mm... Minimum Combine Qualti with ‘37.“ ““3 citrand Pyramidr'Tc-mfi:
.. >1weve facing also overall "”1 3mm“ met to Taylor ave Egon Bel-vice y Shrlnrrs of Bridgeport ’
‘ in ‘speed 31:99" “cm; nue. South Norwalk. Electric lights, HENR A. HEGELEIN The death mode to heart aim
..-. _.lpply LeRoy . Shirt. 90., sewer and gas on Summit street. lnq. PIUMUI‘FHe-flnga—Tinninu Mr. Smith behxg seized with heat
,l‘. tool, _03. Kory. :11, 21 Taylor gvenue bone 47 ‘ 7, ., . _ .
7 w... m 432. - 5‘ Water 3M South Hawaii ,trouble of his hotel. the Hotel Fallon.
.\ \ ~ To rent for maul- ' , ‘ ‘ * Agent for He had "the? ha“ “1m in“
I, cum“ furnished cottage. m SALE—6.5 range. “he burner mainly-mien“ ompipeflem Bridgeport. Conn.. and Narragansett
7.1;. ”"3”": lmation and price Dag-32d gangrfilonéh, price 313, Phone “MEI-ER ‘ e 3-; P1913 R- I- ,
‘74. n Iago," care . . 7 n7 , 0e . BERGOW ——
..sx. ; . ‘ “ ‘ , General Contracts Mm. ” . ‘
‘ _ l fog SHAE-JBfiiekvaS‘fnli, (a HP FOR PAllleING AND DECraflATIN‘G Alice Heathmnf?
ll ~.' I 3‘ young girl to take me der, 119le painted and overhauled. m'm Cheer-fully Give“ B . d" ' o t. Hts-7y E.
.. girl 4 years old from s a. m. New too. am mo takes it. Ford 1918. ’ . Telephone 1423-5 » 3‘“ ”55° “’33 at the Mme“
School days only.‘callat1rms:—peflect running order, 3110. 10 some StreetA.... 5 mural-a Place Hospital- ‘h‘s momma at eleven
”7. ._ _ .7 50‘ Norwalk. £13333?me 6" 3y ”and m; ‘ South Nomalk, Conn. ‘ o'clock. Mrs. Bates has been ill for
. 4— e , Tm) . ‘ . . f .. several weeks. Besides'her husband
TO LET ROOFlNG she is survived hv" a, daughtg All"
1 FOR. SALE—Hone. Slate, Gravel, Asbestos 1 * - " ._ r be.
_ 7 «- ' noes; also‘ - ‘ Vmfig 1:11;. Asphalt Shingles, noos’pasimmngles‘" ”r?“ 5‘3”? Mm “mt ““1
a": «. l Pleasant furnished rooms ply Cocchiafiezgnc meet ' , - __ ‘ “‘1 Repai J‘lha' ot' Sew ‘H‘ven'eand M” F‘ A‘
H ["..p and station, reasonable. __ ' 3-ply Heavy Slate Surfaced Roofing; mule. of South Narwaik,- and No
1.3. cvkeepmg is desired. Address. Fort sums-1921 Ford Commercial. ”-60 99" R0“- Red 01' Green 4 “0“?“ “h“ F- Him“- of'HimiTlton,
;. . , m- nl Sentinel. :- Mull: be.“ 9‘ m 1‘91““. igHE 7 ORWJLK ROOFING -00.. Ohio. and Martin F'. Keith'ot New
‘ 4‘ . , , fl _ . _ 7 _ 121.387 'Haven. Funeral arrangements have
'l . $30!er 1am 9%? W14 It. on. man?“ _ ‘ ' not been completed and wili'be a-
- 7 g , m , at, just painted and ready for e ~Wiflflfi9mfim d l t
. l Inylgregcisthlgs. A. In ' J, Wen‘Nw.iasc.pe‘n.Pflm. 00 ’ Comme , uild ..Norwa 1 to "ounce 8 er‘ -
. w u o orwalk. 1"- Adflrfla ”Rowfloat" care-Sentinel ' ' . 3'71“”; . m hurs- “ A ‘ '
‘. . ., —————.—~—-—-——'-+. + ' ' dim. Violin“ ‘ Manama -. m: A “in
r" '1_l'4»7\ F —5-mom spa ‘ t v lull FOR ‘SALE —-BlickenSd'erter l ' ' W _bku:l&' night. 2.111383%; John Etc-Gramjwou knownixatter.
. . l unprovenients. Phone baa.- vmgiéefi?‘ . 4% came. A]. ’ condit ofn. merits “013 Mfur‘fimnts. 7 passed‘away‘at lus‘home: 65 Palm
,1“ I ‘ 4 r 3' bath and . 7 ‘, L ,7 . ,7 ‘ , 7‘ K . 4 7 3V : ~-—-:“"" ' avenue. carnathis morning. He is
wuwnls. $20. Tel. 133;“, my} F25; m -—— set Kahuna 1 38" w‘fmw ~ ' 1l“gull:drum'llimos-ts“ ““llcmasonthandd A?”
- — +4 . ode-m . .mtfi- ma' , m ~- ‘3 " * ‘3“ '5-
WT 4 ' summer. "51135,:M13. smell. ’6: m waamm Arthur Salim.» OLSouth Nfirwalt.
77 lgsernour street, georuth Norwalk,“ ‘. NW. N ' {has WNW .andknfih] [malikéfi’ifimo‘ ‘3 New
1‘ . Building, & Loan p ' - ' ' im‘h: , . Amplified”: 770"" .9' n be “"5 1’"
-vu7:l7 Finder returnto fifilgfig ng‘SALE—L-A iif _ , ‘ ha 7 . 9n ' m :5 day morning at 9‘01:th from St. Jos-
7‘ .7 “wwtmem Co. new In‘ . 7 _ W7 '7}: tree. : A $.86? m m asph's church. {like rams will be
. .. _ ‘ , tome SthWNnmm tta' W A“ _ 5.7 , 7 . 7 7 , ‘_,7 m 7 L Q ken to Chester. Pa.. for interment.
i . lion. il be ,
. ..iillngtfodorgggeet sheila w:- m“ m" (MGR burst-for only 3 . monsoon-«mun. ‘ a . - .7
_., . ,, 07" 3 ‘ 1 $00 cash. balance terms. Tele‘l'a " PMMT mi "'5‘ mm
4" ‘illr morning about 7:30:3Jm. 821 p ‘ w “mm \‘lrs Dennis Callahan died thi
r. {fill'um‘l ... Mm Lyons": s . . - W: , * -A: . S
J ,. .. wet, South horwalk. , FOR SALE—rm "Sedan, Iato‘m‘ocal.‘ "mm”; 2‘: h" 33?” Tasha 3°“:
“- _ . '4. -. - , - . _ :n‘l‘nlll‘. a or an Mono 1: {our
l ' ltu‘lr :fi Silk stockingsv Satan. toxégsgp.o:;liafig§b£r ‘Aiordx ‘ ‘months. ‘ She is survivedby her hm-
Ami}; gdtxrn South Normal 1923 Ford W My widened); : band and ion children. 41min Mary
M Smune]. rSmr-fmfi‘é‘éeiléffi as); ._ 13%” tough: or " runabout bod!- Callahan. of New York: John. Jere
‘ ’ . one orwal ,‘194-2 daytime or 2153; 'mlah. \V'llllum. Anna. Julia. Daniel.
.. awnings. Dennis. James. and Katherine Calla-
Willi ‘ v . , _ 7 . 7 . 'hnn. Thr- funeml will be held flxur-
aIIlEF. Hoyt F030? E—Six-room house with on: . dn7\' morning at 9 o'clock from St.
Real “to 7, l3 . e_ nts. central located. 111- . _7 ,
‘ ”quiz-eat 15 Ferris ve., N . 311‘: Mar} 3 church.
, . arid wealthhouso, 6 rooms, {011%, puma. , n ‘ ' “Wm Q m
.7 r”. g '1. gas and mom 0 . r9. ...”. "33;,
amen The funeral of M. Jarvis Hundy
l'rme $3,000; mortgage $1,200.
" lmusos. 5 rooms, water, lot 601161).
l'ru'e $1.750.
1 house. 6 rooms, well about 1 acre,
huh and abourm worth ofshrnh':
bery on place. $2,000.
1 house, 6 rodms. water and electric
light. Price $3,000; cash $1.100.
Double noise 8 or 10 rooms 4
and up to $20000. . 3 '06.
an15. $3,000 up to $100,000. Call1and
let, us shomyon these places. ‘
WILLIAM F. HQYT
REAL ESTATE PHONEém
Till Mimi? limit co.
“ESE" M :51 : l
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207 EWASHINGTOli 57.
A, prions 259
‘n A. James (S. the heirs, representalv
' . ; und creditors of Joseph \Vhitl .k
4 ‘ 1.5.
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“19‘3“"
. ‘ _ ORDER
'w r_pl2llnllf1 in said action having
: lllr‘ motion for an order authoriz-
1 j Pu- taking of depositions of certain
mil-sows and it appears from said
ulll that the plaintiil’ does not
, "‘. 11w whereabouts of all or all or
'lt-ll'ndlillltl or who all or all of the
whims 11.“? and that the witnesses
> ~ Ill-lltlf‘llllons it is desired to take
vil nwr the age of sixty year-slu-
mmhlp touppear in Court: and it
' 41:4 and is found that the facts
»‘ . sum-«l m such petition are true’.
Hpro-lore. be it ordered that Mario
.. “llluil'l'lllf‘l', a Notary Public or the
. z, i“ \\ carport, be and is hereby an-
w-ll in take the depositions of
Fairfield County.
.:.| \l'urdwell of the Town of New
at:
‘7 ~ 7 and others at Room , No. 2.
. , j ‘. n! ( ounly National Bank Bulld-
.... ll “all street. Norwallt. Con»
. whom] the 24th day of March.
. in- u! 2 o’clock in the afternoon
, .4u. 11 other places or times as it
3 . -' , Minn of this order in
.. ‘35, Sentinel. a newspgleer
l_ ‘1 Ill the said town of
unto: commencing at lea
lwlurv the
l] 19;").
... vhf- Court.
_\Il( HAEL J. FLANAGAN.
Asst. Clerk.
Soul '
al
“'21
‘a'.
’r-igr of Norwal’ as.
[1 o-hruary 28, A. ., 1922
”5 Mary Wilson Fenlcy, into
' "walk, in 38rd dlflmt, déceaifllr
. , f_ mm of Probate form
[‘1 unlit. hath limited and‘fll‘lfl‘otghcé
4 . 11111.1?le frotm the date hm
3‘ w urs‘o‘ said estate 03"
‘ . '1’.lll‘ll'5‘ lor settlement. w E
.. n present 'hel I l V
.‘ [”le attested? witthlnr fig"
vlo-harred a recovery. All but
.mlwlnod to Bald
" . .. estat *‘
‘ I in make immedlat e are t...
6 ram
REED G. HAVILAND ‘
. 77«‘__ Adminlsfritor:
SOLVENT NOTICE“-
'in»:
01' Norwalk.
March 13. A. D. 1 a“
Probate
: ('n'url of Profit” '
A»! Anru'alk. hath “$63
"A six
. U' H”-
I
and
months from
lhv creditors of [glides
' v.51,“ h '\4.
lu...‘. ’9” claimsto grief?)
'-I'..'1N,“llu;:’o:§gllect [0 ”a: their-i 5
rpm. “in be (fl-8’ 8171783”. Within v .
ll“l~1)n\ med ‘rooove
"m «m at:
to ma
amen
0303
7 mass
truck, do
_ All in good condition. Phone 2829 even.
1 price $1,500. Tel 41 or 1225.
l ' nos-(g ‘
a? we slmh depositions be given 1) ,
obi
1:
st'
said 24th?» daily It???
SOLVENT Mono: 4
Probate,
:‘ " ‘ it.» 0-1' Ravhe] M ' A l8 } _ ,
l ,r . -
4 'W‘J‘r ”1 Said distrlms‘eiag
F0}; SALE~One lot reasonable, on
Film -avenle, E. Norwalk. trolley‘
Easrses. Address Box 103, Flushing.
v n .
41
mn SALE—‘45-howe-powec malrine eel
g'ine. "make “Minna.“ shaft. propel-1
Ior, hailenes and coil. Address Si
mst'street. East Nomlk.
r03 SALE—41cc. sandymvel. luamJ
: _bulldlng ’stone, cinder-3, clay for La-
pls courts. teams for hire. cesspool
cleaning, manure Spreaders, a busi-
n,7 one email twohbrse
Mmm lo $111 hangatwo single
. reet 500‘
Tel. Dana: :00. t a. '
FOR. SALE—One box couch. small
‘cluifonier, make any bedsbead. and
wire springs and he, hair mattress.
ings.
FOR SALE—No desirable bu'l i
lots on Marvin Beach, 40x1001eic‘hg.
FOR SALE——-Facuory. 10.000 ft. 00
space. 1 acre land. R. R. sign;
$6.600. George Mitchell, Phone 1861.
BRAND NEW BATHROOM
Syphon closet ‘china. 'lowdowli‘stink.
enamel bathtub and lavatory. with all
nickel-plated flttin ; special big bar
gain, white co uloid watercloset
seats. 85. Seldenberg Co.. 645 3d ave.
letween sauna 37m streets, N. Y. ’
Have an "OBJECT in View
Try to own your home and protect
what you have with Insurance-
John T. Hayes
Real Estate
T'Main Street
Insurance
_ Norvkik
Kendrick & 'Chase Garage
Scored Cylinders Repaired
‘ any-Acetylene Woidlng and m
"l’lwur advisable to said commit? . ‘ I TELBFHONEI'I!
w‘ .uljou'm said session for taking
«.wpmunons and that notice otthe
INSURANCE
_ ... I
II; M. LAY'roN & 00.,
Inc. ' A
. _ 5 W Avenue ,
9 South" Norwolk' Goon.
~ NOIWOE
. I will not he
.,
.4
bio for any.
7 PM SCOFIELD.
MKYTREI "5c m “ ‘
GERMAN _, PLAN
" orimmcns
'léoiiflii'sdm mung.) ‘
i8 manhunt Romance” »
debts contracted after 7 is .dtt .
m 7:923; by:~my<wue.-t&nfm§
4 gel-er Md; “
Enourml Heron
- . ..rusnoua Y 1‘
_. .ollsll.
l§§§EQ§§
m~urtorr
.Nonwatxmam‘ 4 ch .
Franklin and loam-8h So. 33%.»:
b .
it...“ al
a“!
wd’! hold at 2 o‘clock this afternoon
from the late residence in zéT‘enter
avenue. Rev. George B. Tompkfils
officiated and burial was in the Nov-
vmlk cemetery. The services were
largely allonded'by relatives and
friends of the demoed. One Siotero’
Rebekah lodge was largely represent-
ed at the scrrices. Many handsome
TREES'ZSPRAYED/
With Lime and sulphur
=Henry' Beaupain
4 Woodbury Ave.,
Telephone 1406-13
Norwalk
Si
O’BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate and insurance
Two-family house, 7 rooms each,
All improvements. Liberal Terms.
x family ho
all
USP.
' lent investment
4 South Main Street
South
Norwalk
improve-
ment. on trolley line. Excel-
Whereas.
slon to probe
ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Norwaik.
Court, March 21. A. D., 1922.
written application; has
been made to this court for the adrnis.
7 to of a. certain written
Instrument 3‘8 and for the last will of
Nelson H. Hoyt.,.late
said district, deceased
Ordered. That
ing.
55..
said
of Norwalk in
application be
heardand determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk on the 29th day of
March. 1922. at 10 o‘clock, forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a. circulation in said district. at
least five days before said day of hear-
HENRY “1’. GREGORY.
Probai e
Judge. .
or
ORDER OF NOTlCE
District of Norwalk, 53.,
Court. March 21. A. D. 1922.
7 written application has
been made to this court to:- the admis—
sion to probate of a certain instru-
ments: and for the will of Frederick
B. Coleman.7late of Norwalk, in said
district, deceased. '
_ $391311.
W llereas.
hear
unruly w. comm
Judge
That said application be
e and determined at the Probate
March. 1922, at 10 o’clock, forenoon; J
and that public notice thereof
ven to all persons interestedt‘héreln ‘
y publishing this order in a new
paper having a circulation in said dis~ ‘
that at least the days before said day;
he
i ..
Estate
low
at
SOLVENT 1&0”me
District of Nomlk. sa.
court; March 13, A..D..’
in- Consort
no six.
main,
china jo:
1922
W! as
Probate
out" ’ x 7:
Relflvfi. late of Yonkers in “ flames
of estehester." and. sta
York. deceasegi
The Court We *Ior th' Dis—i
trim of £3011th unlimited. 1:11 aim
the County
to 9‘:wa ,
~ o
auto 5o
sediment:
Probate...
floral pieces testified as to the esteem
in which the (IBM was held.
Funeral of Philip Wot.
hmeml services for Philip Schlecfl
orr were howled; night at thcwhomo of:
“'illiam Whitncyi‘wnton. nevi nitr-
l-anksof the Zion Hill \church Can-
nondaio. officiated. The body will be
taken to Brooklyn. N. Y.. this morn-
ing for burial in the Lutheran ceme-
tent
Funeral of John J. Norman.
will be. in Riverside cemetery,
ml of Joseph Discsa.
The funeral of Joseph Disesa will be
morning at 9:30 o'clock and from St.
in St. Mary's cemetery.
Today in Wall! Stree
WALL STREET.
most without exception.
in; issues allowed
at the Opening“
7ket. Interest
because
tions to almost one point and the In
pcrs‘and tenths alsogava
‘erately, but equipments,
headviray.
continued to weaken.
coolers
Western 3. large.
“and rename Pacific, but
Cellulose “roman. 'ei
.. 7 ’;a‘~1
n
q
m 15“
Andrew Lee‘ Sum tor-om ' or ask»
The funeral of John James Norman
will he held at 2:30 o‘clock Friday
afternoon from the Knight Street
African Methodist church. Burial
held from‘ his. late horn“ tonlort'oifl
Mary's church at lo O'clOck. Burial
. dé'crcase of fromjsoo to 3500 a week
10:30 a. m.—-Al-
a downward trend
today‘s Stock Man
focused in the coolers
of the strike order of {he
United Mine Workers. Anthracite and
bituminousshares were lower by frat:
tire 11111343.»th eased. Oils, cor
way mol-
motors and
chemicals wegefirm. Pressure moist
grade industrial: made little
U. S. Steel recOVex-ing":its
'early loss of a‘ traction. Initial foreign
exchange rates were mixed, sterling
strengthening. while the German m
NVA'LL STREET, Noon—Selling- oi
ed steadily during!!!
moi-mag. Reading flatlined‘twc'poini),
’Iz‘ehlgh Valley 1‘ point and Norfotkan'fl
‘ tractlm. Pacificslmil
grangers also were reactionary. w
unduly Union fadiflciv‘Great‘ Northa-
c, Southern P7275917
nit, New Haven} and Erie andflntario
1andwester-lrim'easthenot!: Etiopohlt
co in Norwalk. on the 29m day onrhefhm :“thghi‘onir'hfie‘
W. . ..mepfiw o sovieflme
who‘fomcrly“ M7 . .u cents a. dorm”
car-lace. 4 but. who", deemedrthat this,
was too em;andlhatishe“ had
pmhased= a Buick indefinite , and
fired! to and”! m andrh‘d the?
mate can sit time: 7.
“How” much did ahei‘save by the
purchoseot her automobile. do you
:now. ‘Mr. 'Marhs?‘ queried m: Elsi
ns. “
5‘ ”Yes. her daily, rides. cost her 355.
cents for ‘gas.’ " said Mr. Marks. mid
a. roar of laughter. .
Councilman 7, George E;
pointed out the iniustice
the people of East Norwalli in“ having
a ten cent fare on East'aveoue which
‘ Inghaua ’
While that line was ruunirig‘ {or five
cents: Ere-sold thanhe‘kmots'
number oi: people who would not mind
paying five cents for a short ride who
walked rather than pay 10 cents“ for
the sum ride. ,7 ‘
Attorney-Quinlan a. member _ot77the
Kiwanis committee aid that m1
Barton's plan was feasible. and up}, it
was a same plan and one tint mum
be adopted. The last. ten or eleven
weeks of the test trial showed a bal-
ance“ on the right side of thel’ledger.
of the trolley company. he said. “Tyre
test has been entirely Wu]. and‘
I believe the people of Norwalk have
won their right to have a. five cent
fare.” he added., The West avenue
five cent fare should be permanent if
nothing else was granted. There had
been considerable beneficial legislation"
to: thercompany and the public should
benefit by it. The geographical con-
dition of florwalk. with two centers,
made it unique. he believed in the
entire trolley system of the State. and
this trio should be taken into consid-
eration. “The people of Nonalk are
much better and more kindly disposed
to the company as a result of the test."
he said in cloing. 7
Corporation Counsel Tammany. the
last. speaker (or the Not-«nil: side of7
the case. reads. petition from}: the Con-z
tral Labor Union urging the adoption
of the five cent fare, pointing out that
the business depression and the reduc-
tion in wages. made a raise a burden.
The five cent fare on West avenue is
a. success. and a protest is made
against a raise. the petition added. It
also endorsed the five cent {are on all
lines. witha live cenbtransfer. -
"The general average results." said
President Storm of the Connecticut
company. who was the next speaker."
have shown a slight average increase.
and it is a matter of great surprise to
us that there is an increase. The in-
crease. however. does not produce sufq
ficiatt rewenue to pay 8% on tte iii-il
wanton: nude. it being only about}
one—third of that. Anythingaflecting
the revenue at the present time would:
only tend to greatly decrease it. There
has been mention made of the legisla-
tion that has been beneficial to the
company. It is true that there hasl
been some. .The bosses that we were
. permitted to run. however. are not eat-
isfactory: as they are being run at a
loss .. .
"There are
cling on W'cst avenue. especially dur-
ing the rush period. and also to Win-
nipauk." Mr._ Slorrs went on to say.
“regardlea of ‘the fact ,that they are
violating the law in this respect. They
are running illegally. and without
jitney markers.”
Mr. Slorrs declared that figures welt
not available for the. new lines on
which it was sought to make a test
or the five cent rare. but he declared
that he doubted it it would be a sock
cess because most or the lines were in
sections thinly populated and there
would not be the possibility of increas-
ing the revenue through very material
increases in traffic.
He declared that the test did not
prove what was expected and that if
the five. cent fate was put into effect
in the'entire city it would means
on present revenues. 7
He pointed out that the company
would pay the State $800,000 in taxes
this year. and said the alfiount would
be nearly “00.0941 more than was ever“
paid before.
He said the cor..pany was running
bus” at a lasso: 82.000 3 wukxia‘nd
- that the gain from the removal of
jltney competition db'ont' oflset‘ ‘* the
business decline occasioned bY the in-
dustrial conditions of the: State: 'He
said in» rest pet-lad be further estab-
lished what“ results would appear from
a longer trial. ' ,
seen-3"" nmm “ denture-Elia fis'aid}
_ pigeon: NM divislmA moor-celi-
ihear-ing- mad mt the‘evfleaee mit-
athef’comp‘osy. and the interest that. was
:03-
;lloo paralleled thexWest‘am MJF'
got 'me W.‘Aid society
still several ‘jit‘ners open- .
the «may would?!» hear-dad it
there :mntzm 8G 1!“ not
mention new 7 avenue Stem tare
miter. _ , , , 7 7 , '
. Chairman m in concluding- the
ted would hardball-ea slammed
hy the‘tmmym with! lake
inflame-late. Retailing: lawns ,
. ‘ to cm the Worm
feeling and coooperafiou Mpmu- >
ed‘itthe city with reg-x“ to» the
trolley companmoad not this one a.
new experience for the Commion.
It space” ell'tor both the when and
taken‘in the-rmtter of street. railway
la- For Roz-welt sad fieldity: Fair
grisht find Thmyz .
and Thursday: coliul1Wsht, W
on '
winds. The disturbance.,whlch "b
central on theWAm ' '
Lake mum New
land. bin pleasant Winn ',
other ‘aectlons east of the ’
fiver. ‘
in the central and southern section
77 colder ton
coast: fresh west. and m
The, ‘ “finally:
transport“, :1 problems.
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C. E. Slam George Vorhees. C.
B. Kunes. C. 0.’ m I“. H. Belient.
. Mmt D. A. Green74was confirmed as
7W ad line; Women‘s Foidgn
“nary Wand elected a. ment-
hero! the. conf‘ to. Mrs. R. V-
W>wu~spyoved as president. ‘
and elected
a member 70! the conference.
The sign! official committees were
amm'ssd confirmed by the con-
ferencc. Reports were made by the
pastor.
Sunday School Superintendent, En. NET
NCSi‘gm’an and Kit. Kent. pre'stdult
or tile Board of W Hrs. Green
reported oa'the women's Foreign lilo-
‘aiom'sockty. and llrs.’
the ”168‘. Md 3)-
read a report on
cieti'. which also made. the Slaw ,
Bearers. 7 ‘
In his report. Rev. Mr. Tom _ s s ' *
pointed out that during the past your
the church had paid $2.000 more in
ministerial support and benevolent
work than ever before in it‘s hints.
He also stated that the membership of
the church greatly increased and
C. Otis Fitch'm elected delegfie
to the annual laym’s- conference to
be held in Meriden on Friday.
18. Richard Abbott was elected alter-
nate.
somm‘nsranE
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‘Oontlnued from First P880: ‘
preparatory to meetings of its «an-
ated locals at which the
strikes in protest against the twenty
percent. wage cot announced redef-
day at five mills will he opted upon.
The council last night unmanned its
unalterable opposition to any wage
reduction or increase in hours.
The mills announcing wage reduc-
tions. Pacific.. Everett. Acadia. Kata-
Rev. George B. Tompking'the: j
April.
question of L
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'7 very" durable. Your flcbr
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f the house. 7 7'
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inn and. Manama. employ approxi-
mately 10.090 operatives. but union'
leaders said they could make no es—
timate as to the number that are or-
The American Woolen Com}:
which Wowmrly commit oi the
thirty thousand textile warlsers of this
city arid the lfnitcd States Worsted
Company, the other principal mill in~
tel-est here other than cotton. con-
timid operations at present rates.
President .Wlmain M. Wood’ of the
former company has assured his em—
ployes that ..their wages would not be
reduced this seasOn.
The «Arlington Mills. makers of
worked and cotton foods. will shut
down Monday. due to “unsatisfactory
Business 5- conditions." They employ
7.500.
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"Hows“ .Ndvrmww."
A (buoy Island lurker's speech- ‘.=
recalled by Marc Council: thus: “Sir
Ed—oo-ard. the man pith a face or"
stone. He will not laugh; he will not
smile. Mock him; m him, jeer,
Jest. or jape. He will not move a
mussii or the 'face.- Sir Ed-do—ard he-
lleva that laughter. like grief, pis.*
sorrow or nuyotlreremoflao'n. can be
controlled by do muslin a! the m
Should any lady make. Sir Edward-J
laughhehns hitching met to either
was ten thousands dollars or man-
ry hard-Now York m ~
new (color em. ” a #036
“A loafer." said Uncle Eben. “jot
do.no. melanin-mr'mh‘ than: he
71,.
In concluding his remarks." Mr.
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the?" M353! pay as: well lain?
newefl Misfit—{trash air, and gleam.
”Why do“ you try raising Flow“
or Vegetsb‘ les tor the table this ion-7 ,
rm? 1.; S 7, 7'7) .
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casual: ’ 7; pursues-rs:
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