z rn‘lure, mahogany,
lllline‘. etc, also old china, glass,
2 oi merit that is over 100
time
ample.
an) llll’ ll d
are ol .
y“ n, A. smxsrnm,
2m”. Westport Ave. Phone 993
‘ WAN HID—Tube strippers and join-
' ears {or both shifts. piece work. Ap-
xll} Nol‘walk Tire and Rubber (30.81
WANTED—Houseworker in family of
in small house, with all im-
three.
prove'ments. Tel. Daricn 53—12.
Ill h School graduate,
“OILg i‘nn drive car. Best 0: refer-
ences can be furnished. Phone: ..
1 Stuart. Are. So. Norwalk, (min.
by YOllng couple,
with all Im—
$25. Phone 87;.
'.
WANTED-Rooms
3 or 4 unfurnished.
provemcnts, rent about
Vi'AN'i‘ED—Stenographer. experienced
ill gl’llcral office and pay roll work.
llou l'nllce required. Address Slenogru~
pllrn. (“are of Sentinel Office.
\i‘A.‘J'l'lCD-wfixpericnced two needle
l-la- :mlors on shirts and underwear.
('llit‘i‘, Peabody & Co... IllL'.. South
Nlllwzllk, Conn.
\\'.\.\"l"F‘Dv~.»\ refined middlebaged
wcmwn wishes board in country
w‘llh l-"lin wholesome food at $6.00 a
\wIl' Reply to Mrs. J. W. Corrigan.
ll? \‘..‘:'l:u~e Ave. Mt, Vernon. N. Y.
\\'.\.‘~.‘ {Eh-Girl for general house. is 2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
uml- Sleep out. Apply Mrs. Steuer. price. $600 cash. Balance on easy
227. ram Hill Road. 3t terms. For particulars John J. Venn.
——.~«- Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash-
\\’ANTl‘.D-—Womnn to do general ington St. Tel. 1292-4.
llllll4-W01‘k by the
Kuhn. fl Railroad Ave. 3
“'AX’l‘iiD‘nx steward and one cook
for ll restaurant in a nearby village.
Must, be, people with experience an
high prices paid for old- _
‘ Barred Rocks.
'- N \E’ANTEWYmg man,
5‘ PEATIO wishes p031-
week. Aaron.
i
touring car,
Cheap. Ono1
& Sm.
For: SALE—One Buick 4
witfl starter and lights.
Ford truck. Raymond Street
Phone Darien 100.
FOR SAIfiB—Wlilte
ml u ate. a so
a F Will sell
Write P. 0. BOX
Wyandotts’s hens
some Plymouth
at sacrifice
to quick buyer. 4232t2
’FOR SALE—Two family house, good
lot. stable, fruit, shade; near school,
store, trolley; low taxes. 3.3.600, halt
cash. D. S. Hull, 94 Washmgtonf:
FOR SALE—Evinrude motor for sale,
used one season. in good condition.
Lowndes, 27 Woodward Ave.
1920, first class
-..‘ mm
h. sender.
9mm Mam.» at am. ,.
Lora hwy atheism Foil-
ver. Foothill). Phone Dorian 881.
Karlie iifi Uh .
less tin tar-it at V'
loot much better. wear better on
have a fireproof aux-taco.
slate, gravel and 'Asbestoo rooting.-
Thl-eeply rubber roofing, $3.75 ,3.
tom. ‘Leadors and
t 43 Water Street
g “l- 4;”;“4
, m.‘ and“?
l L‘ .4
——DON'T let your 1.31:}. Do 18‘:
. ‘
raw?
We also&
. gutters.
NORWALK ROOFING 00.
Phones 387 or 2955. 7
_ 7, ' «u»; u--u.fl
, We Buy and Sell
BEOND HAND CLOTHING
. MAX BERGER, 7
, $9. Harwell
Phone 22‘2. -
ah“-
FOR SALE-Buick. _
condition. lnq. Webb Bros. Tn:
- t
Shop, So; Main St.-
FOR SALE—3 family house, nearly
new, large lot. inprorements. Ital-
ian settlement. $5,500. Geo. Mitchell.
Telephone 1861.
' ' FOR SALE
On Newtown Ave., house, 5 rooms, ex-
tra large porch, wail water, shade,
garden, chicken hmlse. garage, 8 cars.
Lot 65x240 feet. Price $4,500. For par—
ticulars ask—-
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street Nor-walk
Real Estate—Insurance.
FOR SALE—at beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Nomallt. A' 6 room bungalow
'with pantry. Fresh well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
‘4
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet. china low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet seats. 85. Seidenberg CO., 545
t
d
David ,
pleased to give personal attention to
customers.
given on all sternum-fur irre-
quircd, I have very beootfiul' pelts.
84 North Hall 8?...
T6169
I114. we W ” ll
Advice and estimates
THE TUTTLE SHOP
Sagouth Nor-walk
or Magnetos, Generators.
Ignition: repaired
autos, speed m, merino engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
and also special tine machine york
done by the hour. Address
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING ,
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
Starters and
mu Wad on
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
Water St. and medallion Place
. MESSENGER AND TRUCKMAN .,
Daily from South Normal: to New
Yerk; good service quaranteed. Of—
3:: Pohlman's barber shop. Phone
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for junk I also pay 1c 9.
pound to:- rags. Phone 399-12.
first class references. Apply after
i . n . - . . 3 d A . be ween 36th and 37th ts. MR. are set upon by mstly eat -
g 623” ll, ”1- at ~21 Elm“ 00d AV 9-1 SOUth NF y_ vc t S- 5 Rom St. E anm' Nomlk be“. Wives of pmpmvgs h::ent:::n government. to protect interstate com- Episcopal church officiated. The in—‘
. Norwll.k_ Conn. - - 2‘- ' ; _ . , , . _- .. ‘ -- threatened by strikers. .and in one Rb $1131.00 and t2; carriage oftfihepmtilcsl. terment was in Riverside cemetery.
:l «— . t r S“ '- NAGY BROS. stance threats to kidnap the em- is necessa y an0 ves _ e to - w. __ .____.._.
“13,; Lfnzlnggfrfyfo sl:;e'i::1%:li 71:3- Local Ind long distance tracking of ployees’ children have, been made. tion 0‘ Workersl Wk? areTfin tgtefiénr; STATE DEPT. WARNS
llle nlwlllo machine operator. Conn. all kinds. Piano moving. Special Van Deputy sheritfs have been held by a. ploy of the ralroalls.th the vEler of. TOWNS OF RABIES
llm: m. 40 Franklin St. 3 FOR SALE. '0’ movins purposes. Dally trips to gang 0' 35 strikers Md severely beat- “W “‘8 ‘° ”2““ “’2 d £213?“ 11 its .
__ , New York City.. Building stone. en. Complainant’s property has been the $333335 igfiiiuuees g (Confined from first page)‘
“V‘M‘E‘TF' 3P1“ . and women in .3” A two family house. all improvements, 71 Cedar Street. Phone 318 damagedth’; ”0:515 mm“ by s‘fikers- wait is for this purpose, and to as- __._..
""""" ‘” 1‘“”‘f”7m County 1:0" ll‘gh located in the 3rd district. within 3 collgrega 9‘ ou me the property. 9 the em loyees permanent jobsso oratory ot the state department or
r- .ll.. rub-4 work for local flrm. All minutes 01‘ trolley or 10 minutes walk. FROM THE FACTORY TO The company cannot and will not sur, p f uitable service health at New Haven cannot deter-
H' l» :1 time. (”omlnission. Sales. mg istance from the bridge. Apply THE HOME ”mm“ to a continuahce or “959 long as they per "liniumd tor and mine whether the dog was rabid or
M "1 S'mm'q' 3‘ 1" t oilice 0““ Matt-1'93“! Pillows bolsters and abuses and “Olauons' Its duty is Slight; Egggzgalfmg order direct anot. e as V
' r . x . '
------ ' ‘ . ., . .. . cushions of all kinds sold: on our easy (fie-a) .to Nate“ to the Fxmnt 70f its ed against those who have been viol- Immediate shim-able treatment is
\\ .\,\ l lull ~Bmlllll‘lr. hrs. 1 lam Mur- payment plan. Also renovatin nbmu‘ “M on", the “absengers and - ' essential when a. person is bitten by'
\m 2 Hull... k 8L. “it St. John SL. faCtion guaranteed Drop us as. Satis- property committed to its care. humming the law. . is dee ly sensible of a rabiddog The anti- rabic vaccinei
it.» Nllf'Wlllll’ 6t J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.. telephone. 317 for: to car or also the cmployes who are engaged in The company . _ p ' 1 1 bta' d‘ f th stat d rt
. preoentotivo to ,< the able and effectne efforts of tie s 0 me rem e e epa -.
’ R 'l' 'd Avenu 863 Norwalk call. carrhntg.mfely ”Ch passengers and municipal and state authorities to meat at health. through local officers.
TO LET 3 a‘ ”M e ' Fro EORWALK MATTRESS CO. ”@334, do i‘ ii i lit ‘- em enrorce the law and order. The ac- at a reduced price. Provision for,
.H__g,’_ k n in and Monroe St. 50. Not-walk MOVE tonquithrfi'lc 1:0: imagevtc res: tinn which it has taken is to supplf- Sleek greatnésnt nil-ider dSegtionh 34:7.l
-. , ,.. .. , , , ,_, .. .. . fl _, _ , ”an; - _ -. . e» Sta e
“at? all... .11” xii l--L m. tolnmlled. .\Ul"l‘lON¥—Antiques. Entire collec- EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC son seems good to him. Nobody can intent. th’bsiacl'tofgti 53:: tgrggegggfor?lo;: or borout‘zz whiz; 2:13:35“; 2:
l ‘ H‘ ”M“ ’ “H "T ‘ lion of Dr H Somerville Post Road Wm Overhaul and repair yom- car forcc hlmvto go back to work. Nobody '.‘ me“ ‘ . l c iv d Th health fl m 9 re
. .‘ ' ' ’ in own care c. All 11 th ' iht i let h‘ r We and "01’9“" ,re e e ' 9 ° c a" ,‘
'l'l) l.lfi,l‘ 7, ..[~ t'. mums “:3 .fll “p, '\\I'>‘lll0l‘l. (onn.. “111 he sold at P“"' Starting H ht? makes of 03-73- 3? . e rg 0 mo ‘5 1m or ____.._———-—-—-—-— (minded that rabies in a. human can
lllll'. -lll‘-.‘-.‘~. «ll 5‘ l'lqlll liill‘l;'_“\:., 13 ill Alll‘llnll Oll_ Monday and Tuesday. inlty Ali 'ngn'kng and ‘gniuofl. 8 Bpec- Q‘lnulngij’orfto gfg-kthl‘eatel; or 885211;“ CARD OF THANKS ’never be cured, but mat where the
Jllgl. s 4. :~;..l-\\.lll.;_ lvg,,._.. 3...; “lull 21 and 2:). comlelgnclng gtcllo 8- ‘ guaranteed, Phone ‘90 2;: :23“? ugh: fiiiuiznoetilgsm: We wish to express our Sincem‘antbrabic treatment is given..' practi-l
"r,- 1“» “fl”? American in“ an 355' PLUMB ._ ' ,. ‘ " ' banks to neighbors and friends formally no one develops rabies. the.
l WW, (lid Furniture, Pewter, Brass Country?“ TIglNING— HEATILGl place has exactly the same rights. and lheir kindness during our recent sick- l death's being less than one in every
'l'll Hal 'lfllllniu . H. H”, ,,. ,. :lnrl l'llmll-r Ware. Sandwich: Glass. 0 er ystem. Ranges ondgthe company WM “98 9V1“? 1‘1me was and dpath‘ also to the members‘1 0015 cases treated.
..p .H a, [my ‘1.,,.,f"\‘\1-,.l,;;.‘,.;{: #918 a": i‘hzllrm PEX‘iOd Furniture, etc. JOSExgfimgogégtmm means to see that those rights are oi~ihe Norwalilt Boat Club. Norwalk‘ '
s h... l :5 g, 71”.}.muv h" MW"! 11ml... chum-m. inspection Sunday. Te‘: 49: 2‘ JR. Pmtecm‘" W k , l Tire CO., Pioneer Hook and Ladder 023mm“. COLLIER L'PHELD. ‘.
*4”!le ' 4mm ln- -n'nl= .. ‘ . JULY ‘4"1‘1‘ J‘ “- i‘mcm'“! Aucnoneer- 21'W um . .0' "”Rgh's' (‘ Arnold‘s Foundry and The Fra— WASHINGTON, July 20.——The
l ( l.. m: .l in 3., ngton St. So Norwalk= “The test l‘i what are a worker's "°‘- -
”Hi NW v.-. burial»... lumen“ 6t ' . l ' ' ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ternal Order of Eagles. , State Department announced today
m»; l. . m ll :ll tin; ( ‘l;l. Hll‘ll‘iit: _ CONNECT?» grlghts when no strike exists? ‘What- MRS. CATHERINE TYRRELL. that investigation of charges against
l" -2‘~l ll 6 \'("‘;'l‘ll; Humid: m , CUT CARPET er”. the) Fm” he he has the same MR. 8: MRS. JOSEPH SOLTISZ. Jr. D. C. Collier, Commissioner-General
ll, . w...‘-.l.-::.l~,l; ~31, ' LEGAL LOTICES CLEANING‘C rights during a strike. hothmg is . . . . . _ . . . . of the United States to the Brazilian
0 ill fromhmie esmeorall . .. .
I e. . w_. 37 Cedar St: south No l n on I ’ .caus 5° . Centenmal Exposulon. has disclosed.
w' l l.; i' \.l l-I. nil-w. sulllll' Ol’ilFR 0F NOTICE . ma k' con“ 0? his “HOW workers qmt‘ Among ' “no basis for any charge of dishonesty
Y' “""li 1" ' «r. .\'ll. l-\‘ l.t‘.\ll‘l'.."- ilH'l'llll'l: Oi“ NOR'll’ALK S's. PRO’ We 1 Phone 989 , these rights are the following: or of moral turpitude.” Mr. Collier
"‘n ll 3 ::.l-~l:l:l Rl-lllrm 1; y”; (‘OURT Julv 13 A D. 1922. C t 0 can and “new 001011 in ‘T0 h" at. his work. at his home or 119 has been directed to return to Rio de
lliill _ ..;; ll. vim-nip Wheréas Wrillcn 'applicuiiou has “Pits and Rugs. Hand proceu h, to go between work and. home with- Sell Your Old Cars to t Janeiro and take charge of the Amer—
l' H. “hum“ [r "n b- ' 1: 1' . C t i th ad- mile 3. [out lie-inc threatened. intimidated; as— Brill e ort Auto lean participation in the Exposition. ,
. .. .1 ‘l. still: runs; “was we m u... 1..."... .......- m ‘° wg in Co "
"W“ s ‘ ' ‘ ' '4 ’ "" ’ or followde groups of persrm- rec 'ng wrscoxsm mm smut
' “ I’ll instruments as and for the will and a. > ‘ , .' ‘ . ' ‘-
., - < ~._....-s.-,-\____. . . . . ' , 1 _ ; "To hmc his home and family free rth . LAW UPKELD.
l’ " I ' l : ;.. ;. .m-Um; - $911301 {thflie‘vg OI 1‘11:an LDFJSS‘SBtaxékt- from molestation by gesture or inn- . 1310 NO} Avenue . _ . _ .LIADISON,‘W’iS£,lJBly tilt—The con-1
‘llll’lll' , ”\x',‘ 3H.“ {111.2 “"31: t; O ‘ 0r““ ' m sa c», BENEFICIAL LOANS g'uage intended to insult or intimidate.j Betwéen Oak and center Sta stitutionality of the ‘Visconsin Filled"
" ,. ‘ .l»~f~lmlixlé de‘OTde‘gcd Tml =aid application be CHICAGO" “my 2""‘Wm‘ immedi' Bridgeport, Gonn.‘ M“ ”W “'35 upheld “may in a de-
iIl"l‘l * ‘ . . '; D ‘ ~ V ' g ‘ ' - ,7 ~ - '
‘ v .. ~ >» Dim walk. heard and determined at the Probing “E LEN!) MONEY' in amounts “P to if“) prospects for .peace m the railway , P116119 Barnum 5586-2 08‘0“ 0f the state supreme court.
.. . 30 . strike gone. strikers and railroads .
"7‘ --_ __._ a-.. 0; office, mtnorwanf, on the 27th day 0f $ 0, to HONEST persons haying today settled to attest of strength. second-hand Parts and 1311'” a G PA liM E:R
m. l _ —~ W I f - July. 1912:. at 2 ?Cklle alfte‘mooln, and steady inoon-lee, on HOME FURNI- The slaiomcnl of Chairman Hooper of fit any make of car : 0o . '
1"" . . ... ,‘f'f . “F ”1'” ”if”? "m“f“_‘ “"3" ’9 3"?“ ° TURE. PIANOS. ETC," WITHOUT the Railroad Labor Board, that the . , . , Li ' Acct] '0!” 1'
. “l. 7 - M lmlalo all pier-sons illieleslcll therein by pub. REMOVAL Poard was no km er en ed in each , . ‘ .
.., ”'i 1 “1‘3 '0 ll - lisl' ll" 0 d1 ' new a or huv- ‘~ ' A150 lend on GUARAN' ’ . . g gag p , ' . ‘ , . “ J .
"1 " l \‘.;l 1”,... ‘1.” 0‘ . “{lg .11” r.” m a . sp pd TEED NOTES NO’ PAWNS negotiations. left the situation open to , g -' ~~ . ’ ' _ MA. Em
l . .<~ ‘ , la ‘11} . l. ol in? .l circulation in. said Dist ct, at - , . FIF- direct negotiation between strike lead- ‘
5.. .l .\... Main [(3.3%- ilre days beiore said day of TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired. erg and’railroad chiefs, or attempts THE NORWALKS ELECIMC C0
" “—‘—~——.___..___“’t hearing. I EV , “’ GREmRY ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG- from other Sources. _ , g . ., , , ,.- — .. j
" ‘l ‘ “ ‘ w: .w m: . ll. { ‘ R1 ' - ' ED on unpaid balances, ior the on t Vim)“ Omdals remained firm ‘“ --" ' hrn' , 5:" '
“V ' w ‘ "““ble for Judge. - * c their demand that full seniority rights 2. er - l, _. .
,. l. 1 ""HII‘WHlHl l‘ull tiller 6 time you keep the money. Con- of men now at work be recognized ‘ '71eChfllc7 1' II
“ "' l‘l‘ |ill‘ rl l , - ' .' ".- _ r, .- " *‘
_. _A___ m 992-4. ..l ORDER‘TO‘SETTLFJ ACCOUNT. sultation ‘and advice FREE. SERV- Reports t’Oday indicated a gradual , , » a, _ _ a? 7
I ll.l;.' m l‘ .. .. l . _ DISTRIC'I 01‘ NOR“ ALK. 55- PRO' ICE is strict! confidential. Pu extension of the curtailment of trans- 257 E.WA3HIH616K -7.
Wm. wt». - . slurp COURT J l 19 A n 1922 . Y t all , _ _ q
,“30H x :4 7.; \W 7,‘ f “”“0‘9- ‘ 4,, ‘ . u y ' ' " ' your obligations in one place thereb' Poriaflon. some portions, however. be- PRQEE n55?
Hum. 1., \r ..ll._ Sweet. In _ ESTAiL of Herbert A. MatheWSon, . .‘v. . I ,
~ in . q . keepln on i . my; due to the coal situation. but the
“W _7;' [f late oi Norwslk, in said District, (16- 3 y 1‘ "Edit 800'!- This is a major part because of lack of repairs 2 Stores .
" ‘ ‘- 3 ;. Ii ”‘Z‘j‘m waxed. . SAFE place to BORROW from. to equipment. In all. 247 trains have 1. | 2978
mm...» __ ;l_,_:]‘,‘1x;_‘l-ldhlll-walk, ORDERED. That the executors exhi- . - , been cancelled or are about to be -— e - - .
1., .. "'3” $9,500 hit their Administration account to ' “- , ‘ - . , ,
' . , . cancelled. said reports from railroad . 11 No. Mam St. .
1mm a ‘_ all this Court 101' augustment. at ther- Beneficial I an S -. t centers in the west. Liberty Square .
I" " 5 ~ ;.'- , “WES. hate Office in Lorwalk, on. the 2781‘ 1e y Reports were that the strike is be- ' '
1m... 7-, ‘ . r; ll: 1 ‘5 . “on. (lay of July. 1922, at 10 o’clock tore- 434 Main St. Stamford Conn in: felt by the iron and steelii'nuus- ‘ - 1‘.
(M v lam; .. l. - P00“ 3 daé‘dt ‘tha‘lan 5:21:03; ggtfggfégg 1 . ' ', tries. that coal mines in parts of W‘est ' 7 ‘ ‘7 ‘
(V'lllw; . \f ' '7' r’ Il “lrnliyfh‘ 1 ‘ "1 58,1 3 a e n ay 9 0 , V'- ' '3. are Withol't ' (1 th t ' ‘ ”r-"j’ “”7 "" '
.. l g. x .. , lm . . . . 80. NO L ._ _ lrgml . 1 cars. an a a. ‘ . _ . ‘ _ ., ,
“ 'l “ms. 'll the executors Wm cause 339” 9m” to. —WAL RWA RK AGENCY NOR ‘ portion of the fruit crop of the ra- ETACKLEAJOB.OF - ,_ . » "
“ be published in a newspaper having a , K ME ,OHANTS A330» clfic coast is endangered by lack‘ of A“ , . __. THAT’S . .‘ .
circulation in said District at least 8N0 M.“ St (3rd Fl » - . ' 1' - ‘. “ . M ' . .~ th '
.. ', . . car So. Norwalk transportation ' ._ r , - . 1' ., ,
07;an ~ - “it me days before said 27m day 0‘7 Julia Write or can to the “as; address m. Representatives of the Breather. ' TH‘E Raise" ~ ' “$16 1“ - e alr
7m] Esm- :- . .. . Bill .- 1922. ‘ . , ' hood of Railway Clerks declared that E ' .. _ . ' ' .
‘ 50' L Mal-”‘5‘. .“i‘f linurzmcg HENRY W~ GREGORY, PHONE NORWALK '1-4~9~7. . 95 per cent. or the 3,000 clerks em; . Filltlle Silent Spaces 'W1t‘h 7
\‘\~ o~v ”W" Tel. 971 . , Judge" ‘ 1 plcyed by the Chesapeakejana malo‘ ‘mns‘ic. ”fake music. with You. 7
1765 SOLVENT NOTICE- : . . mm a§?§;;°.:§.;§i‘§3d M“ the ”mksmf the" 7 whereyer you go. In the moun-
7‘1‘7“- N~N DISTRICT OFNORWALK, 85- PRO; mud In“: m“ bf‘iu Kind: Banks of the Strikéffifi’éfe . Eng. A : mills, by, the la~ke or» at E?e
E11,... ~ ,. BATE COURT, July 19. A.- 13.1922- - . VCABRI m ’ ‘ 7 Imentedby walkout: in“ other unions. chore any of the smaller" in-
‘ hmmn Street ESTATE or CsrolineG McClellan: , . «9 a. m r > ., - . s ’ ‘7 ~ .,
. ‘ _ ' Mn. Hobo R . ' 501d 1 t f N mam in said inst l‘ t‘dé . (Once Lean on 00., R. R. Awe. "yesterday. andundicatlonstoday were . trola models Will give you your
~~ ‘ """lm‘l Omce ward is: (32:21:11 0 ,’ ' rc’ - 5m! 15" 1 that the” WW“ be further “‘9'“ 1 favorite :music’wherever and
>--~.N\~ - . M“ ’ ' ‘ 1 n5. . _ . , ._ .
\ The 001%“: dlfrogtlf ill“. i‘he Dis- 7 ‘ H Te}. 35" i 8 oReports of. violence fell off some- CD 3 Whenever you “Valli it
trier of orwa . t mted and what but ”ab” ‘wcre- “flied out in ‘ Be sure'to take *Our-own mu: .
allowed six'months from the date “L ’ two more statés and isolated Shoot V‘ ‘ t ’ 3 ‘7 ‘ '
' . .. . ' ‘ $18 With you this vear. Come m
HYS NORTH lfrgfiiill gait-31.323223:- 2812315512311? ' 7 in” and Wh‘gpings continued‘ ’ and s‘ebour Victroi‘a Vacation
1 - ' * " . ' At Kansas ity, a general chairman '7 . ' ‘ . - ' " ' '
ARCHITECT 1) Those Who nagiect'to mmt their 30- HO . , For the: Maintenance. of “layman's“ ,_. , . ' ' . . -«—r « - VOUtflt Inehlihng any selealon
. ESIGNER & 00‘3““, Proper" attes‘ed' ”3““ 33“] n 1' ' .. . ‘ . 7 ‘ ' ' ; Union. "in a telegram to President E. l, firem- eq‘np‘m‘ to handle any; of. {Victor Records you, may;
SUPERVIS “m' “d“ be Mme“ “ ”me”- A“ buxom - ‘ muons :. 'F- Gram said that membem Of—‘fimt .1“... of: a“ plumbing “job—big, or. choose. we are offering an ex-
OR persons indebted to said Estate are , ' - - . union in the southm would strike 11 e~pubiic has to utter. We . ml 6 . em; 19,11 for
B, 5_ Mas requested to makerzmmediste payment . A _ m .‘ {For their; own accord-.uniess a speedy , as???” twhork well and 67de it in, gt“? _ y .7353 Pay m P __ ,
S' “‘5" T°°h- t° JAMES qo‘eorsny ‘ ' . ‘ manure ~ 5-”; settlemflt was reached. ‘ jig time too. Isle-wot neurones “”3 “if!“ . — ' -
' l ‘3" . .. , ' ~ , , . A conference betWeen union heads * , .- " * .f'ei eliver‘ ‘ Page _ A . “’ ->
. \— ..-. . Executor. BUlLomo :Bles-'SECUR£9. - 13..., mad 6mm. in Chm” m 9... foesguiil’ffgfié W, ygwfiw 7 m #3935? H'- i-
Phone Norwalk or“ . ‘ ‘ " " “r—f " ’ ‘ 'bgpeeied ’to aver-ta sameness than 503‘: - , > ,. the. “.0 ‘ . ___________._ 7
56. N» 2541.- TAMMA. NY d: CONNERY. _'[email protected]_the Chicago ,‘mdi NqflhW" 7 . . ‘V
1223:? 7...... °°- Bldg. A. ¥ w ' ' ' " " so... ' ' ' '
5 Inuton Street .3.‘ Fruit zsald t i" ' ' ”r '
2 , ' places’ but a"
payee-u:-
Federal can... Rm,“ 555
. 9 NF" ‘HaVén Railroad
W from harm?
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Exagm‘without air and bmhgg‘ { 7.
mac-ud'wmn $123 lives of the. force of twenty-five mom. 13¢qu
emoygmmghmfihfifih:
Othef Brim have follow em;
cars shouting
Former 3i... i
lame to nothing and a whip: was
predicted by 1:. '~ ‘
than of are, Clerks.
Railroad m allege ill the out
or normal. secretary wallet ‘9: the
Bureau of information of Eastern
mum and in a Wt issued
antenna. vnaruthem:
district is concerned, "the strike is
'I .
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The Mmuri Pacific shops. at Jef~
tel-son City, Mo. swore opened with a
loaded scores Marshals patrol the rail-
ma property.
1 Restraining orders and injunctions
looking to the protection of railroad
'8‘)! 131885. “Lyon July 16. in mi
W your. ,
~‘Nr._:Corwln’o early life was spent
met in mm one after-worth
the splitting department or Inasmuc-
llc accounting in partnership with“!
m Andrew 8. Pottcmn under the
arm namej ' or Pattem‘ n
threats. Gar repairers have sauna -
ad our inspectors while on duty. Ml;-1
chimgu my! threatened em”. on
4m, Striker! have used foul sud
owe Madge and abused officers
{of ’rénlifing employees.
is“ 113'! responded on railroold , -
em. strikers have threatenedpg’lo-
mph mall-men while on the Mt!
grid at home.
Hashin-
in a. dozen or
Aberdeen.
more cities. , 7
W336i?! it Plus-
,burgh and Hoisington, Kilns“ can-ed
Governor Allen to issue authfirity {8r
mobilization of the Natioflbl Guard.
In North Car-filings. Governor Mort-ind!"
outhorized sending stile troops £6
whole It Was reported :9.
our inspector of the Seaboard Air Line
tastakenm hiswbrkh? sailed.
.. r- "? i
rattler-son. the junior
Stuart H. Pattsdlon, now comptroller
‘of the Guarani? ' '
Mr. Cor-win was iflsurer or the
m Mancunian”. and then
to:- firm year-so partner in the min
of Paterson. Teele . Dennis. public.
accountant: or Melton-k. Boston and
Wadiingmr-efi. Y. TIM ne.
W Air Hose.
"Strikers have severed air hose on
freight car! With sharp
have approached women car cleaners
while at work and threatened them,
with result that the latter have left
their work: have iounged about rail-
road property threatening employees
coming from Work. and employees
have trequentiy been threatened while
instruments,
sympathizers wind told to rem-e tovfi'l.
At East St. Louis counsel for the
shopmen or the Chicago and Morn
Illinois Railroad anhdunced that lid
States Circuit Court of Appeals
against an injunction issued yester-
day. This was said to be the first
instance or such snapped]. g
Striking shopfnen. at Charles. Ho.
asked Governor Hyde to refilove smile
or ‘3. 11. (3101391 and his sister Hrs ,
Eon?! V. W or this city.
upped would he made to the United.
eight years or age, were brought here
from Nomeh boils? by D. .W. Ra!-
mofid. The mineral notice will be an-
nounced fitter.
going to and coming from work.
Many employees, have been jeered 8t
and threatened by strikers and papers
taken forcibly from them.
have followed and threatened em-
ployees, assaulted and severely beaten
them.
ployes while at meals.
been threatened by strikers. {cliched
by them and in numerous cases as-
saulted and beaten.
been threatened by groups or strikers
while leaving trains.
been committed by maskedvstrikers.
In practically all cases the employees
Strikers
Strikers have threatened em.
Foremen have
Employees have
Attacks By Muslim Men.
“In some cases the assaults have
"These
troops sent there to guard railroad
property.
"To be free from talk or argument
forced upon him against his will.
“The. company has the same rights
as when no strike is on to run its
trains. to maintain its property tree
from interference or trespass by those
previously in its employ;
are ”slime of
which the company ’is seeking to pro—
tect by the restraining order
the court has granted.
the
Presid. cat’s Act Cited.
“The president of the United States
has by proclamation and message
announced the determination of this
rights
which
Osborne. who died at the Nor-walk
Hospital yesterday afternoon will he
held tomorrow afternoon from the D.
W. Raymond funeral porlon.“ The in-
torment will be held in Woodland
cemetery. Stamford. Rev. JohnSnave-
ly will officiate. . '
were!
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mauledmuepmnuua ”mum”.
partner gusto: .
lmrnpony. use: .
Mr. Cotwin Was a. cousin of ear-May-
. I! ,, cut. "I
The remains oi! Stephen Imri, fifty-F ‘
moral or W (some.
The funéfill 6! Professor Frank 3.
‘3‘.
Funeral of D. P. L’Houmodieu.
The funeral of Daniel P. L'Homme-
dien, who died Monday evening at his
late home, 20 Rowan street was held
this afternoon. The Rev. B. Irving
Watkins of the East avenue—Methodist
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