NEW YORK. Maize}: :8.—Al’ter a
week of preliminary "skirmish“. FD
miners and operatoxyr subcommittee
on wage contract nations was
prepared todflr‘ to attach the three
‘Rglcante'rmsers, ‘5"?
_..._............_
Dun-lax the not twofold; halt—
weeks
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith the
“mowing rosl oat-0e mention: all
of the diode. unlo- otherwise indicat-
ed. beint 1m duke-- .
Alfredo Apres to Jacob M. Frank.-
building lot. Wilton amine.
Elizabeth C. Mommy to Jonah
mt.
Solomon D. Woods and wife. to
r(3:11-11:11 s. Medairy, land, Highland
points at inane—the demand of the
increase ad a. raise of 31 per shift for
the worm
unions for a twenty per cent. “41.894
Upon the operatore‘ reception of
these demands. with a third stiphhn-
ing that the check off wstem be es-
tablished in all collieries. depends the
early settlement of the mm set for
April 1. is the feeling at union head-
quarters hero.
Both sidosare urged that the future
of the bituminous and anthracite in—
dustries will depend largely upon the
basis of settlement of these three de-
mands It is freely predicted that:
operators of bituminous mines will
make no move to settle the strike
which also will close their mines April
, 1. until a wage scale is fixed for the
anthracite industry.
Neither dde looks for an easy vic-
tory in the present conference. The
miners with the knowledge that every
anthracite colliery in the United
States is unionized and will cease pro-
duction on the date fixed. assert their
men are “willing to go on a long v3.-
cation." Thus. they any they can
take their time to thrash out the
whole situation in the anthracite ln-'
dustry as it affects union labor.
The operators also express a. wiix.’
iWness tlfiz the mines shall cease
producing temporarily. They have
falun a positive stand against any in-
creaw- in miners‘ wages and have an-
nounced their intention of using every| '
menus to negotiate a- new contr: Lot on
a basis 0: decrease from the present
schedule
“113w HAVEN" Pram-”En
TO SELL cmnncsme
WASHINGTON. March L’s—The
rNew York. New Haven &. Hartford
railroad was given permission today
by the interstate commerce commis-
‘ don to sell 31 796. 000 in equipment
trust. certificates at par. The receipvx
:l’rom the sale the railroad will use to
..
avenue.
John ‘lflner et.sl. to Agnes Smith.
bulldisglot. Aiken street.
Oscar F. Schultze and wife to John
T.‘and George F. Wragg, lot and
buildings. East. avenue.
Raymond P.-Bhoa. and wife to Pet-
er J. Waldron, lot. and buildings.
Main street- .
Samuel J. Stewart to ‘Hyman
Schmhst. 4 lots and buildings.) Greg-
ory Boulevard and Fenwiok greet.
Prospero D’Avanzo to Salvatore
Mazzoni, lot. Rhodonollo. Park.
Estate of John H. Knapp to Steph-
en Kvancs and wife. lot Flax Hill
Road, (executor's deed.)
Estate John H. Knapp. to Clara. and
John Kvanes. lot. Flax Hill Road.
(executor'a deed.)
Elizabeth Russell to John Williams
and wife. lot and buildings. Westport
avenue.
Cortanza Msroten. etal. to Guiseppi
Venezis. et. 111.. land and buiidm
Westport Road.
' Anthony Piagnadio to Frank Piag-
‘nadio. lot Lexington avenue.
Heirs of Frederick C. Fiedlor. to
Johnr Fiedler. land .and buildings.
,Perry avenue and James street.
Estates of William T. and Thomas
‘ L—I‘S‘TrS—x—fifififi‘; do Wm W11;
land and buildings. a? 22— 24- 20
Spring street (administrator‘s deeds.)
Harry Rider to Sarah Gamble. lot.
IMyrtle street.
Alfred L. Simone to William F.
:011Ham. .lot. Myrtle avenue.
9. ll. Cosswell to Shepard W.
‘Wclls 1 acre and buildings Grum-
man av.enue ‘
Shepard W. Wells. to Leslie Odell.
building lot Grumman avenue. ,
Hosie- Rosen to Rubin Michaels and
wife. lot and buildings. Raymond
street.
'th‘ere have been filed with ..
Tammany, lot and buildinwheetnut '
Stops Hair Coming 0““
Thickens, Beautifies.
There auto be 100 bonds. of the
.desommmon or 31.900 each. dated ' / ‘I- A
April m.1922, and payable as fol- . ,
-:lovn /
Thirty on April 181:. 1932: thirty on
April "£1942 and forty on April 1st.
1352. The bondswill bear interest-at
ithe rate of 4 1-4 per cent.. payable in
April and October of each year. ex-
cept the last psmeat. of interest
uwhich shall be payable at the msturl-
ty of the bonds.
We use or past of the
,money when it becomes available will
be towards the securing of the land to ~
comprise/the park. Other imoneyw will .
Fused towards the dock and the
bulk head work. -
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MOHEGANH fiOfI'E
_— '
Mohegsns will hold a meeting Wed—
nesday night. All players be sure and
report at :.the meeting. Mohegana
challenge any team from the age of
14 to is. Will challenge teams in
town or out o! town. It games are
wanted answer through the paper .or
write to the manager. Alex Novitnik.
31 Oxford avenue. So. Norwslk. Conn.
Continued from Pass "Ono.
heads about the proposed park. so
that the mud. etc" to be token from
the harbor may be dumped there to .
be used in filling in the park.
ss-oenta buys a bottle of "Dander-
ine" at any drug store. After one ap-
osu not find a particle of dandruff or
s falling, hair. Besides. every 11er
John G. W‘inters to Eugene J.
Van Ness. lot. Taylor place.
Joseph Evan and wife to John Paris
and wife lot and buildings, Lexing-|
ton avenue.
i Albert Suech and wife to Mary M.
show: new life. rigor. brightness
Sentinel Want Adm. mug good
‘ more color and abundance—Adv.
ruults. o
pilostion of this delightful tunic you »
~ v For an Easter Gift
Nothing-o Dainty as We
Especially when they can be embroidered with
one’s very own initials. Fine White linen beautiful
qualities, upon which in? .y be hand embzoidered
one, two 01' three initials as desired.
Orders for initialsfiaze being taken at our hand:
'kerchief section, and if placed now the work will
» be done in plenty of time for Easier.
armors? o' ‘inifiars EEOWnTif rm- pep; imenf
Islam (1 our.
1
Sig’Knit’Ring Yarn
One of Show sweater yarns on the market
. All this week there is to be a representative at
the wool department on the main floor. who will”
teach any one how to make a sweater fzom this
‘lovely yarn. in fact not only sweaters, but all man-
ner of fancy articles such as tams. scarfs and child-
ren’s sets can be made. One good feature of this
yarn is that it reqvircs no ornamentation, because
TUESDAY, men a
(NO
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The
French Gloves
from Grenoble
All wanted colors
for spring are Shown
plain or tancv em-
broidered backs m
two
p8: 7‘ Clasps,
Two st) 135, lwo
prices. *-
Pique stitched,
$1.95 ‘1
Oversiitched,
A \1'0nderf‘ul
chance lo Secure
French kids at such
7 prices. ,
Mair. fiw r.
Remembrances
for Easter in the shape
of Cards, Booklet,
Folders and Cut-outs.
5 to 50 cts.
Easter Post Cards,
10 cts. a dozen.
33:1? 9' ,: {:1an
Women may have
a New Fragrance
'Day on‘ promissory t . ‘ . .
no es sLovu. not and buudmss. Elm Grove J: the yarn itself works up into fancy eflects and tins
street. . . - . ° '1' - -‘
9 “Robert H. Fuller mu. to 11.11.04 ‘ ‘5 does for trnmmng. Even if you only do plam Cappl. wggeme
BIBL "A” 1:12;":93” "”“" 3 ”‘5' NM“ T”"‘"’ 5': straight knitting yOu may have a fancv sweater Of all 5""331 513mg
Heirs of Ezra. Hoyt to Christ . :1’” w you finish. ‘ blossoms. it 15 made
Pi iNFUL TIME Church Society. land and buildings. ., by a French ghgmfgm
East avenue. (quit claim deed). 1 7' m .
l Susan E. Martin to Frank 1-2. Mnr-’ 37‘? “m be ‘ivcn I.“ fin‘ week NEW ‘1?) \
tin. land and buildings. Fairlield ave- ; Main floor north alsle. T’l“ ‘ 21- t ' box.
Mothers—Read This 1m ,WP- _ s -; . . .u..m a c s. a
. Mary H. Xewman etals to Arthur ‘ :3, . -
and Statement Which Bloom and wire. land and buildings. YOU BOAT s. Moth Preventives Toilet \\ .13.,
Follow, New Canaan avenue. ' > $1 50 a bottle.
John B. Ketzinger and w. .0 E m :_~ - - - - -
Portland ——_————-—mdm_nl was Wed mom “Luca. 101 and buildings. NTH US . I .The approach of spring 15 a gentle rcmmder
with irreznlmty and constipation and 0.11131.er “3’92?“ V , ca , .1 1. * tintit iridescent: time to pack away winter clothes. EXtTHCI $1 75 an "-
ugene . an . ess o u mue an up. My“; thoIWtuntoh-M ”M . . .
' 1?: figm gt) Mule Kaman- M and buildings. boat hamper-Hun forthewdsplssh no Throne thought is mind 1510 preventmoths from Sachet, 51-00 ‘ 50’-
Wins. one Sunday “'lndsor Place. Y 6 0 Val bl . ts 0L1”? r1.» l'
m auntwss visitin T. Mend“ to Jospph E n and W"... 01.11] want topisy ufewhenyoubuy val-nil) foryourbmt. 65W . as e garmen .
unyand ghe said beg lot and buildings. Lincoln” avenue. ‘ Kilo Tri- Proof Spot is . vsrnhb that will fit: . “Vanities”
11-13 took ,Lydia E, Jogvph Tomka and wife to Stephen; ““th Water. salt a M un't tnfn" it w “‘5 150:de A ffeSh StOCk 0f garment bags, paper, etc” 1 C .
£13.]: amnpgun‘deg 133:: 31:51.3.110, 10‘ “"1 bumm‘s‘.’ :33! “in 3“" “he“ 2:,” *f” “g3?“ 9"" " 3’“ ”" made of tar and cedar has just arrived and this is a A‘ the Jewe '5' “ma
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‘3 ‘3"ng EDWIN! and wife. two lots. Mtlroso Square. or -‘. 1 "f ‘9? ‘
_ 3 Mn highly. _~‘___“ ___~__ ‘ ‘ Batuuopmthefintchmeyoumforthevmishmnocd. - ' g“ “
this] M" You are welcome, to n,“ \l ' \‘y 1‘ \(‘TRESS ; w. ”’1.n.md. ’00 boat _ ~ ' Tfiim h. ma 3“. 50 C15. 7.0 33m
gem.“ NgmogsRa R 1:&1mP:1noam1m3- 1" m1 MARRIED AGAIN . - prim}, who. ‘ In Mull srze, 75ers. in Muff $126, 95 cts. Mesh Ba 8 _ . .. 2..
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{gaugdaugmeasgaeanh fAdvise h‘eé-in‘ of Guldmml- l A D MORGAN Overcoat size sun ~ Overcoat size, $1.65 or fish .011... gal;
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:zound withl coldor wetfeeéigromggtin Mi-‘H ”fl" NWT”. ilcil‘f’rfi- and sir-{H ’ . . .. ' ‘ ‘ , Ulster SIZE, $1.60 if ‘ Ulsler SIZE, $1.80 Si'h c‘i ilill‘h
avy attic es. oroverwor g no of Edgar and Archibald Se~lyw1i.,t.l e.1.- ‘ ’ "
leltfher overstudy “it " m m":- n 19 MN m- married 10:1” l H ‘ 39“" mm“ Tar Paper Sheets, 40 x 48 inches. \ $1 60 “' $35 00
she com iainaofheuda h , n, n to i‘..\l1itlunl Gol lsmith. a meml er . Irdware,‘ ‘ . n _ .
.mck cum}; limbs or if :70: xxx-lain} of {’10er thk stock Exchange ) A t Paints, 95". 10 Ct! 83' 01’ $1.00 ‘ doz- Cigarette Lass: .9.“ i111-
wnesso thought: nervousness or “. reception will be priun for the couple ~~ - ' < \‘3' -"‘ 'E' 7". Vi
dubiiity on tfhfi. .part of yam-daughter M Mr. and Mrs \r( 1.11.1111 Seim-n at Milligrga'l‘iee W Sheets, 40 x 48 inches 31:“ ~ .. ~ ‘4 3 “
give . or care attention. their mime. 21” “(est Nineticth street. I L h?“
Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegetsb‘e Com- Miss Selwsn 3 last appo urance on the ‘ 15 cite. a or $1 65 a doz. $3.50 to $5.00
Eggrgigtigranoe :ifléentaénigmine for ur slaw v. as “ith Miss Jane Cowl in‘ "File ’ P“. we . PM Of ) ” b0
v is Gunman? Clmului lluur." This is her second 15 C ‘. a X. .' 'c 333 iii?
figfbgrgléggigt $5,311??th ram-.1111“ $116 was divorced' from Naphths and Cedar Compound.) t” 0979““ HO‘“‘rs’
m ' 1 « 1 l1" '. . iler of popular ~ {0.x 11‘.
injure and can be taken in 38 ety. 11 m n yint \vr ‘ ‘ _ q '
serge.
“emailinnicehnd fresh. 1.5 cts. 3 lb. —
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shout you.
me one evening this week Are you
Owing to care?"
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out on late consignments. " John Rais-
hn, detective. protested.
Miriam’s lips closed tightly.
bothering. John.
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can”
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Gets intimate with maids in the his away.
houses. makes love to them, get: them
toluedoverjewels thentheymhim flmmemmtunfmuomwhsmekmrfit .
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m. willfully.
T's been hard‘ enough tor me to park Friday evening.
fall in capturing thiii jewel this! Minimum.
without having this new worry see him welt?" Would you know him
Miriam, you haven't given again!”
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remarked when 3,
silly. dint J do wish I could just once
so. those pearls. I'd do anything to
be this to.”
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this. ‘ Heine-h: might you‘ll see the
nudism" Bis lips were close to
hero-1r. “But only, it—you—"
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