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Inquest Into the Carnage
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ur Aim
l We shoot our ads into the air,
flay fall to earth we know not
where, but luck is yours from out
the blue if in their flight they
mask to you. . .
‘ Our coal flies swiftly to its
mrk and kills the chill that
makes life dark and means dIis~
comfort at its worst when wintry
: utorms upon us burst.
Many people are extravagant by being too eonomical.
They pay too much in the end by having paid oli‘ttle in
the beginning. . ,
Some day you will need lumber, or something in the
building materials line. You may build a new home, or re.
model the old one, or you may put in new floors or shingle
the roof When you do, buy gobd materials-it pays!
A visit to our ofiice, a phone call, or a word through the
mails will bring a H & B building expert to you. Phone 536.
jeer at him as he breathed,.his last.
Through it all. although the fight ales
was traversed a dozen times, there
was not a. word heard of sympathy for
a- victim. The sentiment seemed to be
that strike-breakers, deserved slaughter
and that these had received it.
Only two of the dead could be posi~
tively identified. Most-of them had
been rifled of all efiects. Aner lying
piled‘ in the morgues yesterday, they
- were embalmed last night. Scores
, watched the processes all through the
The HATCH & BAILEY CO night, making unprintable ren‘iz‘15
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Sheetroek—Beaver Board. Johns-Memllle Cofand ’
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Wonderful Values 1n Bathing Suits
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
With the Bathing Season at Hand, the Demand H
We Can Still Fill Your Needs.
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tion of some kind was undoubted. That
this action would bring little in the
way of results was the prediction of
. ’most everyone in touch with the sit—
‘ nation.
The order of Governor Small *last
night to hold one thousand men of the
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National Guard in readiness in Chi-
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" If you are in doubt as to the condition of the battery‘ in your.
cago, was greeted on the streets hex-.e
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w car at present come In and see us. We will glve you a good
with sarcastic comment. A member
of the police force told the corress-
allowance for it In exchange for an Exidc.
At Ease Men'
’ ' - EXIDE SERVICE STATION
01' always easy to feel ..
That today wo‘ll bring onlclal ac. .
Bird 1. son Roofing. as IncreasedI
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WOOL AND SURF SATlN S all sizes.
ladies, 34 to 46.
KLINERT’S CAPS, in all up— —to-date styles.
BATHING SHOES, sizes 3 to 7, high and low models,
BLACK AND COLORED SURF SATIN S
BATHING CAPS, BAGS 'AND GARTERS,
5'? “ e A bulls-eye and a perfect score
ii" for every ton that leaves our door
o—fllat is our aim, our worthy
goal, whene’er you ask us to send
Childi 311’ s from 26 to 34;
he'd take the police force and clean
them out. Inquiry developed that he
himself was the night police force.
The request of the Governor for an
official report brought more sarcasm.
the gist of which seemed to be that
there was nothing to report officially.
Ofllclai statements were scarce.
Every one talked of the fight and
many freely related their own exper- _-- -\____
$323!”: yet none 9"?“ kn“? 0‘ ""0“ --One of the nomunlon men who‘ex- WADE HAD ON I L’Nl-‘ldsu m I
only. The killed simply dropped caped the Herrin mine battle came A SUIT STOLEN ”m5: Siluhlm;
dead;" it was explained when offlola‘ into West Frankfort today. without
statements were asked. N0 one was hat or coat. A crowd gathered and the l IN STAMFORD IlCONIlLlNI T23
pondent that if troops were sent here
67 North Main Street
?’ “at ease” in business or murdered n id olrlcl n- n ' '
f * ' ' __ ’ ht , ' was 53 a 5: police spirited the man out of town. .‘ll‘lurl \ , . ,, , Lellllon
Mal 35333 but mlg Y_ waf remarked that there had been .. ( t it ti n . tr. m, “ 1E “02..“ l..\: m,
. r , His arrixal crea ed a ense s ua o (Contined from first pa e) l l. m I,,. ,, an.
Important, twenty-seven other killings here since here. , G l in: :4: ll» m 1, fit smell :.g a: ,
Jaw“? 1- \VAI’KEGAN‘ Ill Jun ' 3 -'
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j Can 't feel at case if you’re Rafi-V today 99""3‘ newspapermen ated Press),——Governor Len 'Small to- gafrfl‘d'ogagl ”12:13"? if) ‘51”) “:5" “‘3‘ of HM,» w 3.,_,,::, ,3'1,“ ,'
s conscious. Self conscious- were privately informed that plans day await“, ropnes ,0 his midnight .~ _ I gItp r OrIISI‘oI lrom “,de ..
were afoot to burn a number of mines V l l ‘ '3' .rlend 0‘ his. L-pon 100m”; m ”1“ Tl , ~ ~. »
ness detracts too much from which in previous wars had labor "19353395” ‘I'Uamsfm ““33 in“ pockets. it was found that Michael _,,m,:'|',*j“," S3" “-5 3.x, m
”‘0““95 emphallcall) deman “3' m- Aviristo's name was on a lalxl Ill! :«n 1,3,, ., ,“L “.0 ,' * “I’m Lu up. it
"G“bki'a The corn-spondents ""9 mediate response to his telegrams re- and Patrolman Thomas llorl ,V ,., .
told to go to a cumin mine at 1 .., ' . ~ - “-' ““G’lln. he»... . ..
,, *k u” I gal-ling the disorders there )esteroa) ”ms on duty at the park was culls-41.! , 1 .
° " 0‘ 3 morning. and ”W3 “0“” and prompt action ' in restoration of 1' lie learned the Sm”. of the ‘0‘”); ma“ E33-_\I
ser- whal was termed :1 "party." Many order. mp punishment of strikers and land sent in a call for all ozficcr l0 Ink--
your assurance.
The Man's Sll'lp'svl'lollli‘s let
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you feel “.11 misc." \Ve’re
II ,, ptOlld (,f {11111) "111'svlvcs. automobiles carrying men passed in ”1,,” gymnmmwrs responsible. them to police headquarters. . E
the» direction of the mine named. but CHICAGO June 33 (Associatpd Patrolman John llcvllolds I,“ “" lu‘m ; 1-". la”;
”1"") “as no m" 3“" “0 ”GUNS: l’l‘t-ss).——l\lobillzallv.;n or the 1326. In- spondcd. and at headquauc-ls it “n“ E""""("\ "" "' "M
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Cool and Comfortable
CLOTHING
SHIRTS N ECK‘VEAR
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
All that rvnlaills of llle Lester Mine
is n llrnp of ashes. for it was art on
zlrv shortly after ”11‘ zillarkors (’llplur»
ml il.- .\lr. Lester. llw (lt‘llt'l'. was re-
porlvd to have come here from (‘lll-
vnlzo. but. no om- hall been able to find
farms of the Illinois l‘afional Guard. named that Avirislu had and 5! x. l'll
nrrlnri-(l by Get-urnor Len Small. in a suits to Abatc‘s ShOll 10 1'“ “tum” “”1 2"." 'p' ' "' '1' ' """"'
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midnight nlt-ssagn from “mike-gall ‘0 DTL‘SSC‘d 0“ Tuesday. A you”; ”my" "" "' ' " ' K "' ' ' "
hold itself in readiness for duly In the "who said he came from South .\‘o:-- "."' ' ,"'.'-""' ':'\ '\"""" ' "' "
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Snulhcrn Illinois mining region began «\‘aik. shop 3..
I happened to stop in Ill!
Inns! noticed one of tho suils .lllll ;.-l~
Juno 23'lllll'l‘ll it and walwtul it. but was IUI‘I
'lhat it in. s not fox sale.
Early llll next mornll‘g the
today. ,
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"“9 ” “'3 ( \ssnci. ”G" (lli' the Associated Prl ss).-l-‘onr
Try a Surlllzcl Warzt All:
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him early today
lllililclN. lll.
l'hssl.—~~le(~ \\'llli:lmsml «.mlnu mill"
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‘ " ’ .. . , Mexican. bellowed lo llaxe been among I .
Costello (Q 0 Eleara NEW POTATOES, NO. 1—PK. ...... 72c “L: "'1" "'0".""""' " "'Gw lllw m "00" the non-union miners operating: the “"33" 9’01“” ”110 and ”W” 51111151 I‘Ml ,'
21 North Main St. FLOUR. ALL KIND PER BAG ...... . ........... .-, l"1._l.('l ~llu~ m-wslmlu r IlOOIll’F-s'gl‘r slrip mine of the Southern Illinois of which was inn-r lOllllll llllown in .l' ce arcoa
2° CAKES GOLD SOAP FOR """"""""" '4‘ --------- Std I l..x'?ll lll*\\‘K.~‘illllIlS \\"‘l’(‘ lllz'ormwl L‘ll: (‘mll (:UllllllillV. n-‘zll‘ Horrin. were hack )zll‘d llit‘lt‘. “'(‘l'l' stole-ll. ,
_ 3 CORN FLAKES FOR ........................ ..... $1.00 his: lillz‘nl lllul lr tiny mm any out of mm“ hp”, ““33“ and “we {0,00,} 103 “'mio Suld that he had pill-fillns- ll \.
’ ‘ 3 POST TOASTIES FOR " ‘ """"""" ' ‘ ' """ -- 25° ’"“"‘- l'hDvrs (‘Ulllul'll‘lz aver-mats of 'wv'w lmvn bx- “ rrowd of “You“ hm“ Ellie suit from a l‘l-llow “llom he luv w
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lulu: my. lllo l~e\\.;.,.l.mds llronllflll' lclllts was found «loud. I" apllzll‘t‘lll- ,' lor ll. 1",”'.5'1',',' fun} ho “"5 'f'f'a“:"." . 00d and
.llml ill-n salt “as .1 stolen 0.1m .l..xl l.l..t
":'x"l"x'.'l': Niall" l':'"'.'""s "n" "is" rom- h' rommlllwl S'I'C'dfl‘ ‘llv l'vww llolllili about the lnwlw l‘
2:1";"ll:ll"i'l ill: £02352: 1:13? 131:3“! (‘LARKSRVRGH' “f' \‘a.. June 23"llw F‘fllll he (‘nmcg hi re four (ll: rm;
Hm lllnfi'fin'l""§ publish; 1' than ' rl'vlcl'T "~Two. nui'? .“Gm kmé'd' .8 (1"Duw‘lllg’llls :1 wet“: to dance at llolon Point.
llvw. 9‘” villas frll'lll' til: scours- or ll S'Wr'” suzlcrml " broken arm and 'l 1.;llm‘ on he said that he: worked in n
llf‘r‘nslfirmill' 'l l’u- ‘so'll' ("in 'R'l'l l' dozen other porsons’rocclved minor in- - lllill‘h room and earned S10 :1 work.
I. 3.. .k .. ".7 ”A 'f ... 'r 'f' ' n. juries, “"11“," a mob attacked an "HG“ 1, fl. u-(‘lix‘c George McCarthy 01’
‘“ “"‘ n‘ ‘1 “"2 """""“-““‘l 4-“ lil‘lulll trclmlon car carry-lug non-union Slnllll'ord came here this ““1”“ng In“
A. F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc.
SOLE AGENTS F0.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
Trucking
LONDON 5 5]
W, TARLOV BROS. GRAPE JUICE—PTS. ........ ........ 23¢
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CITY Lu L.-.“ rm nmr can”... .. mm. and by-..“ .,.,, m. ,.,, “M... , , _ _
BRIAR “+4.," mm. mm" 1., n... \..n g. , ,, _{,. "l 'C" i ‘ “ 3‘ l' H l I‘ h look young \\('l‘le lo Manuel-d. “hm-n!
.3 ' ., ., . ,f ' ,' ' on “”1“”“3 {rush " ‘ ‘7 ( ‘ m " :11 ll \~ slitlzlion i: l; in ‘ mud».- 'ufi'i.‘:'-"
.. r‘l. L3 1; hlIIJ ","" lij-r‘k..gf‘, \\‘ l‘ill‘ ll {S h: 11-1!— ; hll‘ l‘ll‘l‘S, l‘l‘Cll’ll Kill)? (‘lly ‘0 llll‘ I,C\\'l$ Ci," [1,)“ (”“5 x L h I i
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Also Celemated nulli-Il- a W , _ ‘ ‘ ‘ sl'llln". near I.(_\..0ll..'-\l .e. lolly. Tlll ,
f/WQDWW n l .l A ll- . m H} sonnh‘ lussc SSlfill..-Ii"1(lh sump.“ the cur. pulp-,3 Off ‘7‘“; HARTFORD l’.\l~"l‘()lt DUES, .
Wkemo 310“; 2‘; #1,; o f- :m cm ." Inn“: p we: With ' Ulmlmlt‘ toilet. and swnnnml :llnnilrvl. I H U,,.,.,_.‘,,.1, Am“. “a: _] M. Jul":
I ; ur eela Home COOke , l“. {‘2‘ (l. l. . ll‘nnnl I. lfcn- l TWO Of the ultflf‘killfl DJ ’1). “Th, (14.31%, .IIITIIIIIIQ » ”3an III IIIII I ,
I | “‘““-‘> ’0 RN)". UH‘ WINS 11““ ishol :ls ill-w cruwlml through \rin- (”1‘1nd (‘2 '11:; ,;;,,.I1.(,;,.'E'r '(‘~,._5\.,_,.I\;';_ .
0 o ' :llun i" "“"'h' ‘ ‘ “fl H ‘ Lm """(lows The mine was opened on rm' ' 1 '1' ,'. ,_ , ., , , ,, l
* Cthk D f on???” "n" '1' m'“ "i ‘n‘d " 'l 1'0““; 9'01»! ll sl‘nh l lsls \lOl d iv 1,: " d" "i “" hm how" -" r"- ." 5” '-' l
, ' G ‘ ‘l " “ ‘ " 1‘ ' Mil): illlt‘l‘fll‘ilfl. :lilt‘!‘ an illness 02' two 1
F. S. Ly ON en Inner or “H ay "" “213:"; “' ""k‘d ‘ MI’SKEHOV. URL! Juno .‘fl— \“u~l<~ “1, “w in m, 7,”, 11 1. Y1, 52 Meadow bliett
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t l 1' I "‘m' 3"1"“’ l-‘l’i'l lllsmo for ill.) Merrill coal ll! .d kill- ,I‘. >1.l‘\l\(‘d M‘ .. wife. _-..,l
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' " '0 \' "I" ' 'n “m” is lIlPlO‘Hll “' L‘ lnmresls lill‘jtt'l)‘ upon mmm‘s‘ lz'tirm
f his 0" Illinois. John \Vllkinson.’
JOB PRINTING Fruit, Soup, Olives, Celery, Roast Chicken With
E Dressing, Green Peas. Mashed Potatoes, Pudding
IMH mu” s mrl . .lsl ol H'l Louis. Nim- 0;
:- :xlhs of NW llnplllullrll m‘ 11.00” :ll'l‘ '. prcslllont of ”District 23. I’llllifd Milli"
lllllll'l'S or an «lint-{h or imlllvclly’ \\'0rkl\r§ of Amelia}. declarf'd l‘n‘H'
(um. (clul ullll lln, foul minim; llllllls— today.
."V‘ . ‘ lh-ploring the lawlessness and slay-
: [I'fil‘l'lfll‘ll‘rs. principally Italians, com- inc. Mr. \‘t—‘ilklnso’ said:
Il"lsv. ll is said. ”1011‘ than one-third "Tl‘lil’ll’ts likn this d9 not happen
0! ”lo lulplllulmn of the county. overnight. Tllcv are the result of
1lll‘t’w‘ l‘nllro-nls run into the city. days rm-l weeks of“ fermentation."
or Pie. Coffee, Tea or Milk.
! Marlon. l\\'l~§\'v miles distant. is “H" CHICAGO. June 23.—-—The Hal‘-
' C(‘j',""\' swat, and has a prulutlon 0" firoilve Secret Service. which had lllir-
‘ e t '9""\3~ 1' ’3 “3“ largest Clll' “*4” the l_\' men on ruard at the Lester strip
' , Iscc-zlv of the killings. mine at lam-m when the mino‘ was
' stormed 'hy striking union miners. has ‘
Most of the HQ s-nlnre miles area of Stamford, com.
Hungston co um is dotted with him- accounted for but four detectives rol— .
mlnous coal mines lowing the massacre.
The counlx which is In the part of "
, ‘Southern Illinois called "I lttle Egg; pl. "
jh; ls Men noted tor mine disorders in _._.__
the past. because of whirh it has been Latest Addition t0 Boston 7500 PassesI
culled “Bloody" “'llllumson county. Tllnmgll City in Motor Truck.
“’lmn the strike began April 1. the Norwalkers :01 a. “9‘4””: “limp”
Ilmlnels socmlnmy welcomed the occa- of Baby Hippo, a fat, rollicking . ‘
slon as a location. four—yrar—old hippopotamus which is LoweSt Pnces
' 'I’hllndelpllia to .
l' The two months of the strike were ‘3‘“? “a???“ from ,
spent by the men in "mall-mg their the City of‘BOSmn Zoo by automoblle
{homes fishing. \islllng and some of ”“0“
nine l'orelgners, malnh' The big ham 5 specially construct-
luto Bodies, Fenderl'
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kind!
South Nor'walk
' our A SQUARE DEAL
THE STAMFORD
AWNING \VORKS
We will buy your household
suede, rag: papers junk and all
eecond- hand s. mls Anything you
have. Price a(“‘(”l(llng to the quali-
U 0. {lie gm ls.
always
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Second hand Good: Always on Sale
119 Manhattan Street,
\ I( TOR W ESELY
48 Chestnut St. Phone 356
A square deal
6 South Main Street
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HI'B'S HIPPO GOING HOME
vHigh Class Work at
ruer- «all
the Italians.
”(ii-l". declared thelrl t ti ‘ ed "Hippo Hansom' a huge motor
0 AKPY 21 en on ol‘ ii iii -,
Q” , hikes in Europe Most of thsc 1:51:53 truck. passed through Norwalk In Friends at the m
I 'belong to the union. around 9 o'clock yesterday morning, 0
"minum resemg; ”Kettle The first pavments of strike bene- a?'1htma°:‘fd. Sé’rmgfieid'. Mass” ltast Price fl
fits Were l n g . is us :0 arrive l. 305 on
Pa d to the striking men today. The Old We“ 50 Cigar
Each miner re-
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 106.
ml
mflteeflng on on
No it They we the an
about two wee _
ks ago. The hippopotamus was pu‘rchhsed
ceived 5.
AlthtIUgh the me h x b it ”"0”“ the “08m" 'P'N by whom
n a e 9.9 on children of New England for the
strike for nearly three months. few ~ .
disorders in connection with the walk- ELEEeoéralgoss’tloonoozoo The purchase
. out were reported from the district un- Baby Hippo was born nearly four
f, ”also THE House
" b a long-standing American cul-
to. on the Fourth of July. is your
Your summer residence— .
equipped with garden hose!
tll reports reached the members of
the plan of the Southern Illirl‘ols Coal
company to open a slap pit six -’mlles
years ago in Falrmount Park, in
Philadelphia, second son. of Caliph
and Fatima, two of the largest and
made at that Pm"
umYTHING ELS east of here. This is the mine where .
h h E the mum” wok place ugliest hippopotamuses exer brought _________,_,_..P I
“ unaware is to he had at this There is a t le 11 ' ’ 't l h to this comm? from the Nl'e r‘eg'on
on. arden implements m m 9 9 one or 9 98ml) oi’"‘A'frica. Ever since birth he has
Mty eye”, summer season. 0m, 'gfeg'nme'igifitgn tIo theM nIiIIining zale been the pet, of children because of YOU WILL SIAEEP WELL ,,
EXT n O 8. n. ‘
r o the tricks he performs. He has up when you wear our Pajamas. They ‘Tacatlon
ld necessities and do
are ways in lull display. vice.
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CLOTHING
When plans for the opening of the
surface pit materialized and men. who
claimed they were meillbers of the
Steam Shovelmen'a Union. were lin'.
Thousands of tons of coal were
taken from the surface pits and some
set by his cunning, all previous are light,- cool and comfortable and
ghciry that a. hippbpotamus cannot will give you long “m nr despite re-
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rained ‘0 perform. posted launderings. We would call
your attention also to our high grade
June 23 to July 10
Enordigugfrxgt'dflelmmem gathered Bloanpher’: cm" 7‘9“- ughtwemhl two—piece and union '
nation e y ”“3”: “3 51“ "One of. the most delicate sea-eta of underwear. R SESSION
' normally." says Gamaliel Bradford. ' SUMME
ln‘hin “American Portraits. 1875-191'0.”
"Ii the distinction between gossip
Louis Prensky & Co. OPENS
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and 1" of it lhlpped aw),
. y. ,l'ocal oEiclals of ,
. . the Illinois Miners Union protestin and paychbloglcalfid spiritual lath. ‘ '
FURNISHINGS , onion the action. .. g i the were accumulation or " ‘,' GOUT“ “A," 81" JU'L1 10
III . I for , nun-g: T But the mining went on unirlter- ,fifngi; “grim"a“ »d’etulls. may ‘l
ruptedly until word time from John , m e c osity but it satisfies and "1‘, REPAIiRIN
.mYs AND GIRLS . 1 :4” Lawn. president or the United Mine ,jzaries in the end. But e'v‘en lns‘lg- A G, I /
. ~ .. __ 2 . . or ers of America, that the men it cant -touches, trill etl WELDIN ‘ ' ' G
I; I:‘ . I . N01 W, 31k 5 IBuSIBSt comer . » . working the inlne should be consider» 'WI‘dD-that throw 0pm waging: G ' Merrl“ BUSlnebs
”l l H lREN’S STORE ‘ ' .. .. “m” “"“°"’"“‘“"’ “W“ m. ”G ‘” “mm“ ““6“ KW 8‘ Gm Gm” College
Several hours “turf this
shite:
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the
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