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WASHINGTON. June 19. (AP).
‘_ a continued upward trend in em-
ployment conditions throughout the
country was noted in an announce-
ment today of results of a survey
suede by the employment service of
the Labor Department.
Further curtailment of bitumin-
ous coal mining was noted during
. the month. with s. number of mines
entirely cloud. Many miners. how-
; ova. have found employment in
f road construction work.
' Textile mills were reported oper-
> sting on “fairly satisfactory" sched-
‘ tiles. with few exceptions.
The survey showed increhsed em-
it yi'uont in the automotive indus-
' t and a heavily increased demand
tor farm labor. No apparent let-up
:1”. building construction woxk was
burvedu
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Fireworks are believed to have started the $500,000 fire that destroyed as houses in
Nshsnt, Mass. Timely arrival of fire equipment from Boston prevented the blue from wiping out
the town.’ A' pm of the burned area is seen. Note gsrsge that strangely escaped destruction.
has finished laying the water line to
the Nurses' Home. of! Brush street.
Work is advancing rapidly on the
new structure.
'1 Crash Calls Firemen
In Chase 'of Crooks
_ NEW YORK. June Iii—(AP)
Five fire companies watched the ar-
_.: rest of two men charged with rob-
bury yesterday after a. taxicab in
= which the pair with two compan-
ions were fleeing from the police
3} crashed into a fire alarm box in
Central Manhattan. sending in an
alarm. The arrests were made amid
the cianging and shrieking of arriv-
ing fire apparatus.
" This followed a chase of several
j_ blocks in which about 100 shots
were exchanged between police and
the four men. whom a patrolman
had seen looting s. Broadway cloth-
_ ing shop. The tour fled in a taxi-
, cab. and after their car crashed in-
" to the alarm box tno escaped. Po-
; lice said women's clothing worth
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The Norwalk water department is
installing a. new 4 inch water main
for the Norwalk Fur Co., on Belden
avenue. Work is now going along
rapidly so that the fur company. as
well as the l«‘.' licrg Hat company.
will be able to augment their output
wilh an increased water supply.
GET LETTERS AT STORRS.
STORES. (.‘onn.. June 19. (AP) -
The following members of the 19.5
baseball team of the Connecticut A1;-
rlcultural College have been award-
ed letters: Captaim/ihcrn, Captain-
clcct Seymour, O'Brien. Wells, lila-
kofski. Wardle. Schofield. Tiernan.
Gilbert. Swem. Nanfcldt. Radomski.
and lilanager Puiman.
Phil Rosenburg to.
‘ Fight in California
Los ANoELEs. Cunt. June 113,—-
Charllo (Phil) Rowneerg. bantain.
weight champion will defend his
title in an open air engagement Ln-
bor Day with Bud Taylor of Terra
Haute. Indiana, it was announced
todny by Promoter Jack Doyle upon
receipt of a telegram of acceptancg
from linrry Semi. liosontcrg's man-
ager. The light will be the first
(hsmpionslilp battle “aged in (‘uno
fornia. since the passage of the new
boxing bill.
Doyle’s offer prmldis 101 a flat
guarantee of i‘JSJH'O. with ihe ul-
teruntivo privilege of taking 40 per
cent of the gate receipts. Taylor's
contract calls for 15 per cent of the
‘1'cccipts.
--Adverilse in the Sentinel for
the best results.
Dodge Bros. Directors .
Declare Dividend
NEW YORK. June 10. (Al').-—Dl-
rectors of Dodge Brothers, lnc., the
new automobile company whose
shares recently offered to the pub-
eio by Dillon. Read and ,Company,
yesterday declared an initial quar-
terly dividend of $1.75 a share on
the preference stack. The dividend
is payable July 15 to stock of me-
0rd July 1.
WORLD FLIER HONORED.
LOS ANGELES. Juno lil.——-Cap-
lain Lowell H. Smith. leader of the
Army's around the world flight. swas
presented yesterday with the medal
of a Chevalier of the Legion of Hon-
or by order of the President of
France. The medal and the order
creating him a chcvaller were pres-
ented to Captain Smith here by Eu.
gone Genis, ncllng consular agent of
81. 000 was found in the taxicab.
; Sen. Bingham Off
On Trip to Coost
3 NEW HAVEN.Jl1ne 19 (AP).-—-
United StatesiSenator Hiram Bing-
‘ ham left’ycstcrdny for a 6 week trip
to Chic hgo and the Pacific coast to
look over army and navy aviation
stations. to view a number of new
projects which are pndcr censldcra-
on and to make calls at factories
hich are building planes for both
the army and the navy. He will
visit a number of air senice Tl ids
. which were used during the par and
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some of which hai'o since been shot:
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were made the planes used in the
round the timid flight and at Sc-
, sttle a. factory is building planes for
-. the government.
| Senator Binsham. as a ,mcmbcrof .
1 the committee on commerce will at-
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illness and a Resident for Over
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by the 'Lax-A-Tone Route.
MRS. M. FAY.
Mrs. Fay says: “I had, kidney
rouble with pains in my back and
gray rest was disturbed tour to six
{times each night. /
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to use s cane.
f'It. was absolutely impossible for
he to steep because of pains in my
» I heard a great deal of Lax-
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GENERALLY
BOSTON. JunT— 19. (AP).—-—The
monthly survey of the New iihigland
district by the United states Eln-
ployment Service of the Department
of Later. issued. today. shows‘mix-
ed conditions for May. In all of the
states building is active but in other
industries. while some improvement
is reported. it is not generdi.‘
The report for Connecticut fol-
lows: Industrial conditions some-
what improved; msdoriiy of indus-
tries on full time; labor well em-
ployed. overtime prevalent in silk
and rolling mills in certain sections:
slight shortage of labor- in metal
trades; building active 51nd farm
labor sstisfactory.‘
Argentine Girl Ready
To Swim Channel
BOULOONE. France. June 1i).
-—Miss Lillian Harrison. Argon-
tino swimmer who plans to inttempt
a crossing of the English Channel.
had a, trial workout this morning in
a rough son. She was in good con-
dition and made the distance from
Cap Cris-Nos to Wissant in 3 hours
40 minutes.
Her trainer. T. W. Burgess. said
after the trial that Miss Harrison
was litand ready for the‘ Channel
swimehich she may attempt .the
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.1111. GUILTY
‘0FKll.l.lNG SON
PITTSBURGH. June lO.--(AP).
Guilty of first degree murder. with
a recommendation of life imprison-
ment. was the verdict returned yes-
terday in the case of Albert J. Tillos.
who was triad for tho slayingof his
17 year old son. Albert. .lr.
’l‘lllss daimod that the shooting
was accidental. The prosecution
contended that the father and son
entered into a suicide pact. and that
when young 'l‘ilies lost his news.
the father shot him. later wound-
ing himself. a
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HARVARD AWARDS 1.508.
DEGREES.
CAMBRIDGE.‘ Mesa. June 19..-
(AP). Bringing to a close its 289th
year, Harv/ard University yesterday
conferred' 1.688 degrees in course.
the largest unmbor in its history. In
addition,‘- 11 honorary degrees were
awardc‘ the remainder being won
by students in the various graduate
schools.
SUCCEEDS TAFT.
NEW HAVEN. June 19. (APR-—
CiarenceIBlakeslco. 'se. Sheff, of
New liaven. has been elected a mem-
ber of the Yale University Corpor-
ation to succeed Chief Justice Will-
iam Howard Taft. President James
Rowland Angeli announced at the
Yale alumni luncheon yesterday. Mr.
Taft. who was a member of the cor-
poration many years, declined rc-
electlon. ‘, .
(Boston Transcript.)
first week in July if conditions are
favorable. ‘
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street car)—-—Daddy. why are all the"
straps reserved for the ladies?
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- . Art Needlework ..
Beautiful lflyond the ordinary are the many
art needlework specialties we are showing now.
The stock comprises the choicest depigns from
several manufacturers. In the line are:
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Women's Porch Dresses. white and colored.
Children' s and Infants Dresses: Paulie Dresses
and Rompers: Vanity Dresser Bots; Buffet
Sets: Pillow‘Cases; Towels: Card Table Covers
of his.“ sateen: Luncheon Sets: Scarfs‘and
Centers; Baby Carriage Robes and Pillows:
and many novelties.
We invite you to call and see them.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
86 Washingttm St. South Norwalk
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give needless hours
the cook stove
With a coal or .wood range to fill and refill
and drafts to, fuss over. it takes a long
time just to get ready to cook a meal.
Florence Oil Cook Steve in the
kitchen, you just put a lighted match to
the asbestos kindler and soon have a hot
blue flame. You are ready to start cook-
ing at onbe.
. The Florence burns kerosene—a clean
- the! and a cheap one. This stove boils.
bakes. fries and roasts.
‘ In this store a Florence stands ready for
use. Experiment on it here, and then count
'up the extra hours of leisure a Florence in
{your kitchen will give you.
is asmuch a savings Insh‘lubbn
as a Bank
Remember that allrefrigerators are not alike. Some are
made to sell at-a price and are not a good investment at
any figure! Others are made to give the maximum degree
of refrigeration'at a minimum consumption of ice. This
latter kind are 11 paying investment, because they pay
for themselves many times over in the food they save.
You should look upon a refrigerator as an investment
for a period of several years, remembering that a good
refrigerator will save its cost many times" over in its-
‘ceonomy of ice and in the fact that it will properly
preserve food. This store specializes in good refrigerators
and every refrigerator we sell is a paying investment!
"$12.95*. w $95.00:
' The great outdoors is calling you—why not
enjoy this summer to the fullest possible
extent by adding the necessary outdoor
furniture to give you a maximum of com-
fort? Such furniture is inexpensive and
will add tremendously to your. enjoyment
outdoors this summer. Here, for example,
are a few of the special values awaiting you
here 1n outdoor furniture!
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Couch hammocks with adjustable backs-very well up-
holstered with reliable springs, but without $8 95
s
the standard oracanopy. Special at . . . . . . . .
3-pleco fibre suite for the porch. including seiteo and st-
tractive chair and rocker to match.
special at ... 359- 00’,
Big four- Hasscnger lawn snings made with extra, .strong
and heavy frames. $10-95
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last word 1n efficiency.
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The June Bride Comes
lnto Her
June—a glorious month 8f weddings and new
‘homes. And if the June bride would have her
home 1a thing of dreams-come-true, she will find
everything here to help her. Furniture, elabo-
rate or simple. Household equipment that' is the
distinction and beauty: In short, everything she
will require, at prices that make them easy to
Accessories that bestow
SPECIAL EVERY. JUNE
A 26-piece silver set and a 42-piece
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set of dishes with every purchase of $200
OI‘ over.
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