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few years after they are built. He will tell you poor cons;
Constant repair bills and the endless annoyances that so?
often rob house owners Of the satisfaction they are entitled to,
are the result Of construction short cuts, mistaken economy,»
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOOD MATERI— ,
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69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
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.ex‘ecutives and coal operators and
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«Mayor Hylan Makes Ahove’
Statement After Inve‘stir
gating New York Fire.
‘ NEWAYORK so. 19.-3Nith tons of
water from sixty— Six lines of hose
continuing to pour into the windows
wich Village, today, three separete
inquiries were under way to determine
caused the death to two firemen, in-
jured thirty others and caused prop-
erty damages of more than $1, 000, 000.
housed for the night in schoolhouses
and Salvation Army barracks on cots
provided by the Red Cross.
At 10 o’clock must of the firemen
who had been working in the imme-
diate zone of the fire were ordered to
lash the hose to stands and get away
from the walls. There was a bulge
'on the Jane street side of the build-
ing of about twenty inclfes and it
was feared the Walls would crash at
'any moment. ,
A little before that, Mayor Hylan
talked with several deputy tire chiefs.
The mayor came from St. Vincents
Hospital where he talked with the
twenty injured firemen. _
“There are scoundrels who place
money and profit aboye human life ”
said the manor to newspaper men.
Its about time some of them spent
some of their time in jail. We have
many hpnmed citizens who care 100
much for the Almighty dollar ”
PROF. OSBOENE
- DIES O FINJURY
0F AUTOMOBILE
(Continued from Page One)
came today. Dr. H. S. Huntington.
medical examineu is investigating the
case.
The deceased was born in Troy. N.
Y.. and was shoot 7‘.‘ years of age.
'Wheu :1 young man he traveled about
the country as :1 memlm of circus
hands. He acquired tin. ubilitv to do?
some very clever cold and other
Hicks. and really ms :1 competent
magician. Twenty-five years ago he
come to South Norwulk from Stum~
ford. when» he was vaiuploycd in the
time has not been actively engaged in
business. lie is Surviuiul by a broth-
91- in law 1?. (l. \Viltler of Shelburne
F,alls \Iuss.
Railroad Labor Board
Grants New Henri mgs
on the Wage Question
3. ”use
(Continua-d from Page One)
St. Paul Hui!“ 1._v for a revision of
Wage smiles. tln company having
Waived its right to :1 .‘l'I-dny notice.
E. l“. Gmhle, president. of the Main-
tennnee Ol‘ \N‘ay lrotlierhood. was
back in Detroit preparing for. the
meeting of the Grand Lodge on Fri-
day. lle will report on his meeting
here. with the Lahor Board and his
conference Saturday with President
Harding. ‘11 low leaxing Chicago Mr.
Grahle expressul lielicl that a walk-
out of his mm could he morted and
that the shopmcn‘ S $111119 soon would
he settled.
Only isolated instances of disorders
marked the strike yesterday. A non—
cific Railroad wus- kimmpped at
Shreveport. 1.11., by ten men; A11 At—
lantic coast line engineer was shot
and killed by a guard. to whom he
had referred as a "scab," at \Vilming-
1011. N. C. I
Mayor \Vc-uver. tor Denison. Tom. in'
a message to Governor Nefi‘. asked
that a, companv ()l rangers he sent to
Denison. .-\t Muskogee 'Okla., all
axailahle police rescues “ere called
out to quell mo disturbances.
At Superior \\ is , filly masked men
made captive mo foremeu Of\ the
Great Neithern Railroad shops. The
masked men continued on their ramp-
at Allouez was reared.
After a meeting at \\ aco. Tex. r913-
:resentatives of sixteen unions sent
messages to President Harding. Gov-
ernor Neff and heads ottheir national
unions, asking that conditions pre—
veiling prior to the Strike be restored
Four passenger trains of the Kan-
sas City Southern Railway were an~
nulls.
Officials at Dallas, Tex. ., said an
acute shortage of fuel, oil and coal
was likely to develop in Texas shortly.
Striking shopmen picks-ting rail-
road yards at Richmond. Va., were.
reported to be photographing non-
DIHFDOSGS of publication in labor
journals.
A negro employed in the Shops of
the Florida East Coast Railway at St.
LAugI'stlne, Fla., was shot and slightly
wounded by three 1113:de men.
\VASHINGTON, July 19.-Admin-
istrntion Officials awaited with confi—
dence today, the neSponse Of state
miners to the government’s determin-
ation to secure a resumption of coal
production notwithstanding the con-
tinued strike of mine workers.
Meanwhile plan‘s went forward to
put the government fully in a position
to fulfill the pledge of “every assist-«i
ident Harding in the telegram
dressed to the governbrs oI twenty
and through the root of. the seven- ,
" Story warehouse still afire in Green-
the responsibility for the line that
More than 300 persons were made
homeless by the flames 31,1311. were”
lsepuiute Ilistlict 'agreemems Wes
13110.1? 'l‘mvuc humumctory. For a
number of years he worked. in the:
Norwalk Iron \Vorks. but for some’
ance at its command" given by Pres- ‘ A
said in his message, made it neces-
sary in the “name of the common
welfare‘ that operators and miners.
under assurances of necessary protec-
tion be invited to resume production.
Despite the reduced car supply om-
cials we're confident that some addi-
tional supply would result from the
government’ 5 action. The rail situ-
ation showed some improvement to-
day, but it was evident that the gov-
resumption Of trunSportation as well,
nnd’that high officials see a close. re-
lationship between the 11111 and coal
situations. .
Assertion that the president’s mos-
sagx to the goxen'iors was merely 13.
gesture which will not produce coal in
any substantial quantity, was made
in a statement yesterday by John L.
Lewis, president 01 the United Kline
\‘Vorkers. and a similar prediction
was made by Samuel Gompers
In the government View. however,
there one no cei'tuiuty that the entire
raw-Iiihersliip of the Miners’ Union
would support their leaders in refus-
ing arbitration and the possibility 01‘
rumored here today.
\VAYCRQSSI (3a.. Jull' 1.9.——P1'es-
mice 01‘ three companies of the State.
National Guard had restored "Inlet
here today, after several days 01' riot-
ous clashes be “cc-n strike SV'c‘mD ”“112
01's and shop employcs of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad. in which num-
bers on 1.10111 sides have been beaten
up. some seriously injured and about
fifty employee forced to leuv‘e the city.
Shortly before the troops arrived
yesterday. an assembly of about eight
hundred striking shopmen adopted a
”solution pledging the “support of
strike-1:: for the maintenance of order
and declaring the presence of the
troops 11111100055111 3‘
J. '1‘. Ross. dixisiou inspector: who
was kidnapped filotiduy night. tel?
phoned from Folkstoue. Gun saying
he. had walked thcrc. bruised and hat—
lt‘l‘L'Il. hut not seriously hurt ,nfter re—
covering conscimmness 011 the road.
He said he apparently had' been
thrown out of the automobile in
“hich he was taken from hole.
Cl\‘Cl.\'\ "‘.All 0.. Jun 19—-A strike.
01 [the cleiks and station unploycs of
the Chespeake & Ohio railroad has
been sanctioned. E. H. FitZGemld.
grand president of the Brotherhood
of Railway Clerks. announced at 11:1-
tional headquarters here today.
\VASHINGTQN, July 19.—-An ap-
peal was issued by. the ex‘ccutive coun-
Luhor “to all workers everywhere to
support the railroad workers in their
efforts to secure 11.jilsl; settlement of
the railroad shops‘ trades dispute."
The appeal which was issued‘ by
unanimous vote Of'the executive coun-
cil and over the signatures of all mem—
béx's of the council including Samuel
Gompers. Federation president. has
been forwarded to every labor organ-
ization in the United States. to every
labor publication and to all organizers
of the Federation; it was announced
at Federation headquarters. Organized
labor is asked specifically in the ap-
peal to refrain from doing any work
formerly done by men how on strike
While the workers-011 strike are urged
to conduct themselves in 11 law-abiding
manner
‘ RICHMOND, Va. July 19.—-Striking
shopmcn. pickcting railroad plants
here. are photographing non—union
men employed in the shops. it was
learned today. and intend to send the
pictures for publication tolabor jour-
nals throughout the country.
"Then it will be seen to that the
non—union man is‘ngver employed by
aunion concern." a picketer declared.
' CINCINNATI.' 0..) July 19.—4Any
former employes of the New York
Central Lines who have left the‘ser-
vice will be consildered new employee
with seniority date following the men
employee, according to an order re-
ceived here today. issued by A. H.
Smith. president of the N. Y. Central
lines. " ,
PITTSBURGH, July 19. —-Coal
mines in the Pittsburgh district, shut
down since the strike was called April
1. last, will resume operations "to the
gieatest possmle extent" at the scales
of wages in effect November.‘ 1917.77
meeting of the Pittsburgh Coal Pro--
ducers’ Anisociatio there“ today: _
lily lay—Reports
' 01111:; were to
eight coal states. yesterday hint?
they were called 7 '
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system here had been no
ondi
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eminent has decided to obtain a {nu
oil of the American Federation of-
COLORED VOILES AND BATISTES
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DOTTED ORGANDIES—In many delicate shades . . . . . . . . $1. 50 yd
EVERFAST SUITINGS 45c yd.
WHITE DRESS GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY
356 yd,
a. day in striking.
The speakers at this meeting 111-
cluded Joe Tone. of the Machinists'
oration chairman. who spoke to shop-
men- at Maybrook yesterday. He re-
turned from that trip an hour before
the meeting here. The New London
shopnlen will hold a mass meeting to-
morrow with Tone and Others as
speakers.
It was stated at the meeting today
that information was within hand that
the railroad management had enh—
mitted to manufactnmrs in the state
a list of the number of men in the dif-
Icrent crafts who were needed for re.
pair work.
Funeral Party of Free
Staters Ambushed and
Commandant Was Killed
(Continued from Page One)
erick over the wek end. the National
Aim} {loops succec<.ing in isolating
the. irregulars in the Strand Barracks
11nd King John Castle. Capitulation 01
111: insurgents is believed to be im-
minent. ,
A traveler who arrived here from
Corkloday. brought the information
that the irregulurs‘thcre were making;
‘llahox‘ute preparations to defend Cork
City. Hotel visitors have. been turned
to take féw personal belouuings. living
told that theix bulkier liggage would
make good barricades.
In the Limerick fighting «the Ration-
allsts. on Sutuiday evening. Sprinting
in armored ems .‘pomet. 1 111111 01 11111—
lets into 'the'Stic-md unlocks. and al—
so used hand glenudes 211ml“
0111111101155 enrh Silljd‘ly. One Wing
the udiices vlcxe dispatched the \a-
tionals “ere Spoiling the Slll“j“l€nd~l
01 the ljai'rison.
TheirreWulals in King Jo at Castle
“ere entireh cut oil uithcut means
‘of mu eat.
It is known that the. casualties O:
the insurgents include six killed, bu
it is digicult to learn definitely the
. led.
1 mber of killed 1 1d “0qu
D H'hc irregulars liax‘e a tullv equipped
hospital.
SSIAN SOVIET
IEUDE LEGATES GIVE
_____..___.
(Continued from First Page)
the piobable .length of The Hague.
conference. The pessimists argued
that it would crash todax. and the
Optimists insisted that it would con-
tinue for several months.
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Extra Fine Pork .
2 Luna, 1 Star Pcwc.
The I‘m: State torces usumcd theii i
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