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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27
Colonies Beat Brewers.

LOUlSVILLH KY, May 25-Louisville
deteated Milwaukee today in the last
game OF the series Cheney allowed the
visitors but five hits. Nicholson lasted
only one and two-thirds innings Score
LOUISVILLE MILWAUKEE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27
Toledo wins in Tenth,

IOLEDO, May 8.-The st. Paul and To-
tS1o clubs engaged in another thriller here
Hvta aiternoon, Toledo winning in the tenth.
WI WI nine tying run, Hinchman was hit in
the tenth, Flick sacrificed and Hohnhorst's
single counted the manager Score
IODEDO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27
ssours, n...-4 % Hansen. IFS 0
Corbett, c.. wally, o.....S II Q
Kissell, p.-..b Crawford p. 4 Q

seward ,... 49,. . ~ ~
Three-base hits: Meixell 90, Kissell. Two
bett. Bases On balls: OFF Crawford, 2; off
kissell, !. Struck out: BY Crawford, 9; by
l. Umpires: Stewart and Spade. Time: Poe
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27

ihree-base hit: Grimshaw. Hits: OFF
Nlcholson, In one and two thirds Innings;
OF McGlynn, in six and one-third In
ninss. Struck out: BY Cheney, 3; by Nc
Giynn' Base on balls: Off Nicholson, /;
umpires! Chill and Ferguson
HOOsiers Win In Seventh.
iNDLANAPOLIS, May 26.-FIve singles
MT batsman and an error in the seventh
dlanapolis to make Il tive out o fthree from
Minneapolis. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27

KANSAS CITY.

Columbus ..%....... 0 Q . Q Q Q 0-f
Sacrifice hits: Gardner, Corridor, Mad
doN. Two-base hits: ORourke Hinchman
Odwell, Barbeau, Love. Three-base hit:
sullivan. Home runs Hyatt, Corridor.
Double plays: Barbeau to Downie to Love
81, Downie to Love. Hit by pitched balls:
by Cook, Hinchman, Corridor. Bases on
balls: OFF Liebhardt l; off Cook 2; off
Maddox, Z. Struck out: BY Cook. 2; by
and one-third innings; off Cook. / i'm six
and two-thirds innings. Tlme $40 Um-
pires: Hayes and Eddinger.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27
run OVER SIOUX CITY

Denver Wins Game by Score OF
Twelve to Four.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, May 8-Denver batted
the ball hard today and defeated Sioux
City by u to L. Score:
cTnTrxr fsTrrvy
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27

Batteries; Farnam, Parker and Pollard
Eustis Bennett and Sill.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27
I'm In seventh.
MINNEAPOLIS.

pase hlts: Cartsch, Getz, Gill,
STay9th Struck out: BY Link, L; BY
w Wstsdfd,s n Base 81s on balls or Essici, q
and one-third innings; off Wadden, 2 in
Two and two-thirds innings Time: 1850
Umpires: Owens and Handiboe.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
IEWETT CITY
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
The Dust Should Be Laid.

Mr.. Editor: The writer had not the
faintest idea Of penning another let
ter to The Bulletin this soon and
please don't consider that the odd
man is growing "dippy" in his de-
crepitude,
itor. ever stand upon the deck of some
ocean steamer far out at sea and try
to express the emotions which surged
within. like the waves without? Well,
whether CT no, petition. numerously
signed, was presented to me this
morning by two ladies' who were circI-
lating- the same. for my signature. WI tn
the special request that I write TO the
editor of The Bulletin. thus calling tise
attention OF the borough officials and
taxpayers, soliciting their aid in doing
away with the dust nuisance with a
street sprinkler
Now what could I do. Mr.. Editor
but reach down into the conservatory
of my soul and try to express the emo
tons which surged within? And ever
then not get very far in the express
business.
Jewett City streets. all the spring
have been like some. say life is-cne
darned eling after another With
horse team moving and the auto
wicn speeding north makes one feel as
though attacked with laryngitis.
The lack of much needed rain, / he
lieve. will be augmented by Ca pta n
Lewis {warden) and Rurgessss All
Clair Williams and Mccarthy. who
work ia the interest of the whole PEG
pie moving forward and not back an5
will comply with the request of the
petitioners that will be presented &c
them by these ladies.
w. MILLER.
Jewett City. CT
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
SOUTH COVENTRY MILL
To Start Up With New Company in
Control.

What was known as the Nichols
Brothers paper mill at South Coven-
try that has been smut down since
the middle of January, and which
was placed on the market about two
months since. will again be put in OPP
Grafton.
Judge Andrew J. Bowen was in
Hartford this week and filed with the
state secretary articles for the incor-
poratisn or organization OF the South
Coventry Paper company Of Coventry.
The company will STAR with capital
of s5,00e and the incorporators are
Andrew j. Bowen, Fred D. Jordan
and Nelson James Nichols of this
city. A number of prominent people
in South Coventry and this city have
subscribed for stock in the new com
pany. The mill is substantial one,
built of brick. four years ago, near
the South Coventry railroad station
of the Central Vermont railway. The
mill is. all equipped with machinery,
and has CAPACITY of I'VE tons of car d
and leatherooard paper every twenty
four hours.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY.
Provisional Line of March-Arrange-
naents for Decorating Graves.

rho complete order for the Memoir
iaI day parade has not been arranged
yet. bat Il provisional line of march is
as follows The procession will form
on Valley street at 2 O'Clock with
the right resting on High street, in
The following order Platoon Of ro-
lice. Wheelers American band, Com
pany L, First infantry. c. y. G., Capt.
P. J. +. Sullivan, commanding. This
contingent will proceed down Valley
street to Center street and pick up
Garde F'lorirlond at tae old arnlory,
continue on to Jackson street to St
Joseph's church where the fierney ca
diets will fall IN The procession viii
then march down Jack son street to
Union, up Union to Main, and tnrous h
Main street to High street, where the
Sons of Veterans and A. G. Tyler
camp. U. s. w. v, together with
Department Commander Frank p.
Fenton and his STAFF. escoftins the de-
rartment colors. will serve as escort to
Francis s. Long post, No. co. G. A.
up West Main street to the Whitman
tic cemetery. Comrade Dwight Willis
of the G. A. r. is the marshal of the
day. Members of the w. T. c. and
older veterans will be provided with
carriages.
All comrades of the G. A. r., U. S.
w. v. and others who are willing to
assist in the decoration of the graves
in Wiadham, North Windham and st.
Josephs cemeteries, have been re-
quested t. assemble at G.. y. r. hall
Memorial day morning at o'clock.
Conveyances foi all will be provided.
Grand Army comrades, United
Spanish War Veterans and Sons of
Veterans will assemble at G. A. R.
hail shortly after ter o'clock Sunday
TO attend memorial services at the
Methodist Episcopal church. and again
in the evening to attend services at
the First BAPTIST church.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Personals.

Mrs. ]. A. Mcdonald was Norwich
visitor Thursday.
George F. Taylor was In New Lon
dor on business THURSDAY
Mrs. Bert G. Hallock of Morrow
was a recent guest of friends in town.
Matthew Eealey of Jackson street
visited friends. in Versailles Thurs
day.
Michael Cronin Of Temple street
was the guest Of friends in Boston on
THURSDAY.
Mrs. John r. Carr and son John
leftz.Thursday for a visit with friends
in Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fr-.i Townsend of
New Haven We're recent guests of Mr..
ana Mrs. Walter r. King of Summit
street.
Edward Mann of Hartford, at enc
time fnenIoer of one If Mayor Dunn's
baseball Mines was in town Thursday,
calling on friends.
Attorney P. J. DaEahey was in
Hartford Thursday on business con-
nectei with the suit --ought by W.
J. Miller against the Allyn house.
Louis H. Ashton has resigned N the
dyeing department of the American
Thread cornlanv and Thursday began
his Guties az an orderly at St Jo-
sephs hospital
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
NEW HAvEN'S ELMs.
Pity That They Cannot Be Saved
Has Yale Science Failed?


If New Haven as reported. has given
up hope of saving its famous elrns. the
pro5a tilitv that any of these trees in
this part of the country will long slw
vive their enemies seems dark. And if
we lose our eIns it viii be a, serious
calamity. according to q, Topic in The
New York Tribune.
Probably there is not in all the world
a more beautiful tree than the elm.
Certainly none surpasses it in com
bining. grace and grandeur, and as a
tree to plant near houses and along
roads and streets it is unsurpassed.
And until recently the eIms that have
been the one glory of so many of our
small towns We're well able to take
care Of themselves. Then, one after
the other, came bugs, and bugs. and
more bugs. all fliserab BILE foreigners
and assisted Immigrants. and what is
apparently turning out to be a losing
battle with them began. Probably ii
did not begin quickly enough to be
successful.
New Haven must know all the de-
vices for carrying on the fight, and ao-
tErecia ton of the e1ms cannot be lack
ing there. but the New Haven elms
are coming down and red oaks are ris-
ing in their places. The red oak is a
fine tree too, but it is a poor substi-
tuta for the elm as decora ton for a
city or landscape. Is it science that
has failed or only Yale science?
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
SAFE AND SANE.
NorwaIk's Mayor Means to Have "
High links on independence Day.

Mayor Albert NJ. .Pon-snan means to
have d safe and sane observation Of
July 4th this year. as was the case
last year. HIS honor, in discussing the
ma tier recently. stated that he intend
ed to carry out policy similar to the
previous year and see tnat no large
firecrackers, blank carriage pistols or
anything along that line were in use
on the Fourth
Many Of the people in the town, in
fact the great majority. are in favor
of that kind of celeora ton. Last year
the Fourth was well celebrated. and
at the same time there was relative
peace and quiet not to mention the
freedom from enthusiastically
Hour.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
C0L.cHES TER.
Illustrated Lecture Memorial Ser
vices to Be Held at Baptist
Church.


fair sized audience attended the
lecture IN he Baptist church Wednes
day evening by G. w. Tenant. TIE
lecture was illustrated by over 100
views taken and colored by Mr.. Ten
nant and thrown on the screen by a
powerful steraoptieon Before the lee
ture ice cream was on sale from to 8
O'clock
New Set of Pictures.
A new set OF pictures has been re-
ceiveG at the G1ag:a library entitled
One Hundred Prominent Men of All
Times and placed on the frames. They
are interesting and instructive.
town THURSDAY.
Martin Sullivan Of Hartford is Wis
ting r2iatfves in town.
To Attend Baptist Church.
Morton A. Tainto- post. No. ., e. A
r.. has accepted the invitation to at
tend the Memorial Sunday exercises
to be held in the Baptist church May
18th at 1915 a. M The post will meet
at their quarters and march in boas
to the church. Rev. 3. D. Remington
pastor of the church. will deliver tlls
address. TIE service viii be uniog
service which tie other churches have
been invited to attend.
Borough interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett of VIII
linlantic were recent guests of Nj
Rennetts father. Edwin Bennett, 81
Mil sercst.
John Y. Strong was a caller in Mid
dletowE Tuesday.
Judae Buell. was in Marlboro Wed
nesday.
Harr-E lsart vas ealing on friends
III Westciiester Wednesday.
Carpenters are at work at the era
CIR library putting screens on the
windows.
airs. Arthur BufIare has returned II
Srrii2gfefd Mass, after a week visit
at Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Benefits CT
Mil street.
John Carrier and daughter, Miss
Elsie Carrier. were calling on friends
in town Wednesday.
George Case has purchased tour
ing car IN Noi wien.
town Tuesday.
judge Charles Harvey of Salem wa:
aEisitor in town Wednesday,.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
AIT mobile CLUB
Votes to Parade in Fourth of July
Celebration.

At the last meeting of the 1auto,no-
bile club OF Wiiimartic several mat
ters were disposed OK among which
WAS the decision Of the club to turn
out with their automobiles on the
Fourth Of JAY and assist in the big
celebration This committee, w f.
Clark, F. w Gerrick and Samuel
Chesbro, was appointed to act with
+. H. Elmere. E 2. Chesbro. Jr, and
Frank L. Powell. wat we're appointed
by the Fourth of July committee to
request every member of the club
and every auto owner to turn out on
the Fourth.
1t was also voted by the club to Of
fer a prize OF SO fer the best deco
rated automobile and also for the most
novel decorated automobile or turn-
out participating in The parade. The
CLUB also decided TO hold q club run
and the Committee On contests ard
tours was Instructed to mike all nee
essary arrangements
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
GUESTS OF BAND
At Social in Town Hall, Which Was
ArtisticalIy Decorated.

Town hall was pretti1y decorated in
pink and white and TIE stage banked
with swamp apple blossoms for the
complimentary social and dance given
Thursday evening by Wheelers Amer
lean band to the friencs who yave
their services to the barr III tie pres
entation of its big minstrel jubilee and
carnival of dances in Looner opera
house
The concert rendered by the band
Thursday evening vas an exception
ally good one and thoroughly enjoy ed
by all present. Dancing was then en-
joyed antiI about midnight The
committee ir charge of the floor was
was Chief Wade Z. Webster George
Pelcauin and Joseph NJ. Gerard Re
freshments were server at intermis-
SIGN By a local caterer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
A. H. BEckwlTH AGAIN.
This Time in Trouble with Hartford
Electrical Supply Company.

Thursday afternoon Constable Irv-
ing NJ Ford served papers for the
New England Electrical, supply COM
pany of Hartford in an action against
A H. BeckWith of New London, in
the sum of $aoe, to recover goods pur-
chased by Beckwith from the com
Iany. Beckvith consigned the goods
to Walter Woodward or this city, but
it is understood that they were pur-
chased by Maurice Palmer. The goods
We're partially recovered ry Constable
Ford and placed in storage. A bond
of $500 was furnished to protect the
suit
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
DR.. OWEN O'NEILL
Reads Paper at Meeting of State Med
ica Society.

Drs. C. F. simonds. T. R. Parker
Owen Q'Neill. r. c. White, J. Hobart
Egbert, W. p. S. Heating and J.. 7.
Mason were in Hartford Thurshla V
afternoon and evening ans! attended
the one hundred and nineteenth an
nual meeting of the Connecticut State
Medical society. Among the several
papers read at the Afternoon session
was one. on intestinal obstruction by
DR.. owen ONeilI of this city DR.
Daniel Sullivan of New London, for
naerly Of this city. read a paper or
peritoncsl tuberculosis. The annual
banquet of the society was held at the
Hotel Garde in the evening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Another Case of Scarlet Fever.

Francis, the e1even-vear-old son of
MIR and Mrs Anthony Eevrin of
jackson street, has rot been feeling
well for a number Of days and Thurs
day morning the case was diagnosed
as scarlet fever. The TIevrin family
has the sincere sympathy of many
friends. It was but short time since
the 1uaran tine was lifted from their
home that had been in effect for more
than three nentifs, three other mem
bers of the family having been af-
fHcted with the same disease.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
FUN
Mrs Rridoet Moriar+v.

The funeral of Mrs Pridget MORT
artE. who died Tuesday. was held on
Thursday morning from her nome. &C.
Crescent street. at S.45 O'Clock. with
services following at 81 Joseph s
church. Rev. NJ. J. Lynch officiated
at the requiem high mass. The bear
ers We're John Shugrue, Peter Norm,
Edward Gaviean and John Murphy
Burial was in ST. Mary's cemetery
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Real Estate Sales.

Thursday a number of real estate
transfers were effected. Ellen B. Id
ans of Versailles sold her six-acre
farm at Perkins Corners. III the town
of Mansfield, known as the old Per-
KRIS place. TO Nelson A. Hazard of
Windham- Horace S-1aton sold his
farm known es the Margaret Carroll
place N Chaplin. embracing $50 acres.
to Frank Z. Bowen of Windhan and
the Clarity property OH Mansfield
avenue to III. 7. CARR and Alfred
Oder.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Lawn Waists
FOR THE SUMMER GIRL

These are very attractive in their
new styles of trimming and seems. to
be more popular than ever, each one
trimmed with lace Hamburg and en-
broidery, short or long sleeves. closing
back or front from s1.eo to $3.50
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26

MURRAY'S
BOSTON STORE
wILLIMANTlc. CONN.
Linen Skirts
FOR SUMMER WEAR

A host of pretty Tub Skirts are here
in white linen, linen finish, and natural
color. Rep is also very popular and
will give good service.
These handsome Tub Skirts are
made in narrow cores, apron front,
with kilt, finished with pleats and
trimmed with buttons. plenty of reg
ular and extra sizes to choose from
at s1.eo. s1.5e, $3.50. $3.50, $500, $3.50.
ss.ss and $3.50.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Ascension Day Services.

Yesterday. Ascension Thursday
special services were held in St Pau1s
Episcopal and St. Marys and st. Jo-
serh's Roman Catholic cgurcnes
There was Holy Communion at St
PauFs at and 9 a. m. and at ST
Paufs Windhara. at 1880 a. m. Masses
We're celebrated at St Mary's and St
Joseph's churches at 3, $50 and a.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Game with Rockville Saturday.

The management of the whitman
tic baseball nine has arranged for d
game with Rockville. to be played on
Windham field. this city, Saturday
afternoon. A good game is expected
There will be a number of changes in
the WilHmantic lineup for the game,
that will meet with the approval of
the fans
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Summer Dress
Fabrics

Good Quality Printed Batiste Dimi-
ties and Cotton Psngee. in very pretty
designs in figured and checks. few
plain colors IN the lot-15c q yard.
Madras, PeHlins and Soiesette. in
wide variety and choicest colorings
and combination at Csc yard.
Cotton Foulards, with pretty foulard
designs, very attra ctive for summer
dresses. fine value at Csc a yard.
SPECIAL!
windham Silk, regular $3.50 a yard
quality, but owing to slight DANA ge
by water, although it can hardly be
detected" this silk is marked at s5c
Fer yard. This is one of the best
values we ever offered.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
White Woman's Burden.

OF course, men have lot of small
worries. but they don : have to carry a
chamofs skin and a little satchei around
with them wherever they go.-Galves-
ton News.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Decree Team IN New REGATTA.

Obwebetuck lodge. No. Is. T. O.. o..
F., exemplified work in the third de-
81 ee upon class Of two candidates
Thursday evening. The degree team
appeared for the first time in their
new regalia and presented fine APP
pea rance. Last nights work viii in
all probability be the last until the
commencement of the fall season.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Maxine -zew jersey Famous.

If Coy. Woodrow Wilson has his
way New Jersey Will soon be famous
for something more than being the
Mother of Trusts.--Kansas City Star.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
WILL 1lM1AN1IC.

What Is Going On Tonight.
Moving Pictures at the Bijou and
Scenic Temple.
Radiant Cha pier, No. II, o. E. S.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Mistaken Economv

Another mistaken economist is the
man who tries to make last year
hammock rope do.-Wa sIlington Star.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Where 10 Trade in JeWeii CITY

WE HAVE THE LARGEST
and Best Stock of Confectionery. Soda
Water and Postal Cards in town, at
WIN. JOHNSTON'S.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26

LIBRARY OR
LIVING ROOM
2 Early English
Rockers. Cphol-
stored Seat. 1
Early q English
A + m chair. Up
holstered Seat: 4
Sx1O Crex Rug.
2 Sofa Pillows.
e a rIy English
Library r a b l e,
f a riy English
Bookcase. Early
English Norris
Chair. v Q l o ur
Cushion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-04
EFFECT Of DECISION
Tobacco Trust Prevented from open.
ing Two New Stores IN
Cleveland. (

Cleveland, July BY appealing TO
the department OF Justice, Clifton NJ.
Rawlins, druggist, has succeeded In
having tue recent decision OF the
United States Supreme court in the
tobacco case brought to bear ON the
United Cigar Stores Co. and the open
ing OF two new stores by that con-
Germ here has been abandoned. This
Is said to be the first time the provis-
On Las been put into effect.
Mr. Raw!ins pointed OFT to Attorney
Gene al WickeT4lan that the decision
stated tast the American Tobacco
COMPANY or its Subsidiaries were not
to en,arse aheir business. AIR Wick
ersliam NOTIFIED the United Company
that the decision 'wouid De' violated
If the storey wsrs opened 'and its
counsel replied that it would abide by
the decision.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-04
BRIDE Of $4,000
OFFERED TO GEN. JOSE VERA TO
TURN AGAINST GOVERNMENT
OF MEXICO.
Has 5000 Men Under Arms--offer
Came From Rival Candidate
For Governor--ds
Refused.

City of Mexico, July 3--Gen. Vera
with 1900 men still under arms ii
the State OF Mexico, near Telucah
las advised tine government tina
Ibarra, one OF the many candidate,
for governor. Friday. through rep
representative offered him $4,000 /
he would turn the army against tnt
government and assist him to ths
governorship. He refused The
government viii soon muster out al
men now under arms, except 4 few
chat have been incorporated in the
National Guard.
Francisco |, Madero has made re
ply to the anti-Reyista clubs that
hat asked him to promise not to APP.
1oint Gep. Reyes as minister of war
.fter the election. Madero declares
i is impossible to accede to their re.
quest, as Reyes, at -Madero's request,
agreed TO accept the portfolio.
Its impossible" he says. ito
withdraw the offer at the time, even
t ne desired so to do" Reyes, it is
fointed out, has an. extremely limited
income, which contrasts in marke
manner to the immense fortunes
;athered by most Of the followers OF
porforio Fiaz. Madero also declares
hat the formation OF anti Reyes clubs
5 at present unreasonable, as there
5 no Ffey!sta party.
Madero Summons oroxce.
Gem, Pascual, Madero's chief com.
aander during the resolution, left
shihuahua for the City of Mexico
presumably for confer.
ance with Madero. Orozeo has recen-
.ly been mentioned as possible can
iidate for the governorship of Chiht-
lhua. Notwithstanding "a denial by
Nadero that Orozco had been sum.
noned to receive warning against
,ccepting the candidacy for govern
'r of Chihuahua, it Is popularity be.
ieved here that such. is the case
More than 1000 employees of the
dexian Tramway Companies made de
hands yesterday for increases in wag-
s, declaring they will call h strike
t the end of three days unless their
demands are granted.
The advances demanded vary from
5 per cent in the case of motormen
o 20 per cent for inspectors.