enewenv noose Locum.
m I
Tho-and In Throw. Out of “M
In New York.
an You, April mum noon today the
lager beer b'reweries shut down. and the
biggest lockout of employees which New
\ork hasnenforalong time began. Fire
thmmnd brewery working men in this city
and the neighborhood are thrown out of
employment, and they cannot come back
to work again, no the ball brewers
my, until they promise, individually and col-
lectively, to recognize no home but their one
."ployera The foremen in the breweries have
been ordered not to take any nImIbnck on
whose promise to this effect the foreman does
not think he can rely The bus brewers ray
that they do not expect that thehreweries
will be shut down more than twoorthree
days at the most, as they have already many
new men
The brewer: think they have the whip
hand of the situation, as they make 4, 500, we
barrels ofthe 6an barrels of beer con-
sumed In the city yearly, and they say that
unless people are going to stop drinking beer
their beer will have to he drank. ileum.
thebrewers laugh at the talk of n boycott
“M “In" prodlu't The Wfll’lilllgfllt'll my
they will not drink beer.
Brewen’ union No. 1 held a special ins-ting
ymrday. It was thought that «me plan
might be suggested there that win ill mat the
approbation of employers whereby the Inen
now in the brewenee would remain zit work.
Nothing of that kind, however. was broached.
In fact, the union withdrew from its member!
the permission to sign contracts as individuals
with employers which was granted to some
two weeks ago. There is now no chance for
any member of the brewers’ union to remain
atwork without thereby withdrawing hint-
seli from the union.
There was considerable applause when
Samuel Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, appeared on the stage.
Lawrence Grondlund, the Sat-inlet agitator,
was in the ball. but took no part in the pro-
ceedings lie was evidently in search of
some one. With Herbraml and Uompers
were Ernest Kumnknnlx-, secretary of
Brewem’ Union ‘30. i, and Charles; l‘onimer,
walking delegate. The Bmwcrs' union is a
uni! upon pretty nearly all subjects relating
to trade. ,
Resolutions denouncing the notion of the
associated brewers were pruned unanimously
yesterday by the Central Labor union it
was further resolved to request that working
men shall not patronize any {Ilmn where
pool beer is sold, and shall buy nt only those
saloons to be recommended from day to day
by the brewers' unions.
DID ANGRY EMF—LOVES DO IT 13
A Supposed lnconililry lire in I New
llarcn Brewery.
NEW Barns, April ill ——lIiIiiy yevsti rdny '
morning fire bri kc on: in the m Ipcring alc-
partment of Philip Bros: nllln lire“ cry on
Congrc$ avenue, and before the tire depart
ment could reach tin scene the humerus: build-
ing wasinn mass of flames The building
covers a whole block, and is the largeit brew-
ing establishment in the state. The only part
of the building that was saved was the por-
tion in which Mr. Francnius lives and the im
vault. It is presumed that the fire “ills the.
work of an incendiary. The New linvzrn
brewers have recently orgniiizal after the
manner of the New York mncems, and Mr.
Fmiimhasstatcd that when his cuntrnci
expired, lliay i, he would not submit to any
more dictation on the part of any of his cm-
ployes. It is suppose] that some of the men
belonging to the brewers' union board thew
militants, and undertook to burn their cm-
ployer out.
The loan In between 830, {m and Sim all all i
upon the property About 31mm“! ”to [-1.]
iscovered by imurnnce. Twenty ti» ils'ti. 1
dollars’ worth of beer was my cd.
Sudden Death of “2 Z. leitncr. i
Conrneu, S. (3., April fol—iinjor it, 2
Leitner. secretary of state of South t‘arolim.
died suddenly in this city yesterday morning
of heart disease. He had been in pI-rfu-t
health and was preparing to go to church
with his family when he suddenly cumpiainul
of feeling sick a-l lat down upontho sofa.
The next moment he fell over upon the floor
and instantly died, without having uttered n
word. Major loitner was elected sccnrtary
of state two years ago, and would have been
mlected this fall without opposition. lie
wasa native of Kerehaw county, this state,
and was in his 50th year. lie serve-l through—
out the war with distinguish” gallantry. lillol
lost hisright leg in tattle.
They Wanted to Die Together.
Kwanzaa), Mich, April Ills—Dora Wolfe
and Mrs. L. E. Hpnlka locked themwlvcs m
a room and attempted suicide with chi-Ire»
form, which Mia Wolfe had obtained. A1
she left the drug store aha aid: “1 shall have
a free buggy ride tomorrow. '1'th exciiml
empicion. She went into Mm Ilonikn's
room, and when the officers got there the two
women were lying face to face on the floor
with their noses premd against n cloth
naked with chloroform and their homhi cor-
ared with It blanket. A doctor siiccoaled in
.vlng the women. Mn. Benita, who is the
wife of a basins man here, left a letter giv-
ing dirertm as to the dispaaition of he?
body.
A- Unpronkcd Murder.
Cam WILLS, Ooh, April lit—llama
dly afternoon two young limit from lo.“ :1.
MM John C. Morrison and K B. Mci‘uli
null, weredriviag incompany with u iii-er;
man from Burlington to locate a claim, no"
as they were pedagthe lhanty of on old mm.
named Baker they were halted. A» they
dipped, Baker's wife told her husband to
toot, and without warning tin latter iirml .I
charge of bucklhot into the party. 'ilIr'rm
Ihot pierced the lungs of Morrison and Il"i'- Ii»
nan entered the hack of Mct‘ outwit. ”Ill.
wmled men were taken to Burlington, in;
mantapoctcd toil". Balan- gm: as a
reason for the shooting that he did no: mmt
anybody driving over his but.
A Coachman Del-h Peta-u.
Putnam, if. 1., April ltwukb'l my,
committed
a eonchunn, micido yw‘mivi
maingbydrinkingcarboiicecid. Boy Ina
heuaaployed by Mayor Bennett, of this
city. HakfthbhaneaWediIe-dnymom-
lamandaothingwaeleudof him until he
returnedymdaymovninginanlamicatal
conditiou,haviagbcenonanctractedrpm
Whenhamteredthebouheheeamabmiw
tobhwlqwbochfledhinforiielngdmok.
Theabewvuthto the berm-nil drank the
eonteuhdabottleeontalniagcarbolic ac“.
Bhwlfefcuulhhnmtimeiateriaanun
m condition, and he dial in a haw
Wham-eon!
AMb‘Ih-wahhalnuscun.
lama, Illa, April lit ~8amhody
baud-bomb we» freatwlndow cl
l ;-I hiidrcn, l f whom Meyer was the eldest
BURNING?“ ,
In Accident on the rel-quanta lead
[III Phil-dolphin-
Pniunurnu, April lit—A detadml
Inginc ran across the Pnaeylvaaia railroad
"rail: at Thirty-tint street yesterday morning
just as the it unhingtou m due at Brown
Itreet station at 4 :,30 was coming in under a
:lcar signal.
The the engines collided and were wrecked.
in a few minutu the mail tar took fire from
In overturned stove. and then followed a
name of confusion. The fire walln‘dflltnlul
tothe vestibule cnr, increasing the panic.
Soon the tracks «ere (vandal with bull'-
lreuacd and frightened pamngi rII \\ lll had
been bully shaken up in the rolimiuzi The
lire destroyed considerable second L'lzt‘fi mall
matter, but all the passengers escaped iiitLv-
out marinas injury. Some wt’onk‘cn were
dightiy injured about the hands and few
from breaking glass, and a few more had
their hands burned In misting to put out the
fire.
Engineer John Huber, of the express train,
had both legs broken. lie was taken to his
home in Bardentmvn. New Janey.
The cans-.- of the accident is u muddle, but
it is génemlly ascribed to a misumloratamling
of the signal by the engineer of the detached
mginc.
k'atnl Result of u (invite of Poker.
Kass.“ (fin, April lit—in a game of
[Viki-r on a ranch near Woodward, l. T, Bum
born, a farmer, loci. all he had to Bill
Harding a cowboy. About daylight the
loser lt't'lll. to “here Harding was sleeping
and dc: nan-led the loot money The victor
laughed, Iziiul the next minute his head was
literally shut olf his body. Fern escaped.
Killed filmed! on thc'Stree-t.
|.'lil('AI."), April iii—fiimon Rnsenileld, a
mombernf nm-nlthy Detroit family, com-
mittel suicide on State street, by Rubbing
iiiiimcil' in the breast with a pocket knife.
Many pi-ople witnessed the tragedy. Rust-iv
field was 2d years old, and had been acting of
bit:’ as salmzi' no for n Chicago manufactory.
l! i‘ lmil lnn . n n protrmtai spree.
Killed by a Runaway llom.
Ll «01.x, Nob” Agizil iii-Dr. A. J. Ful-
icr enact the olilc- . pliy sicinnsof this" city,
is .5 found tli'zlil on u t iuntry road near town.
iii.» hm! bun kill Id by h'.1 runaway horse
Ho lag. in the road all night. He had opened
his case and prcsc rihol for liinuclf, but con-
mien of the brain ensued nnd killed him.
npring Itaccs It Ivy City.
it Astuxurnt; .April it). —Tlie spring meet-
iii-rat liy t' 11'. \le lcgin one week from
Thursday lr-.I ' n; tight ll; Iy~ and there is
every l'ctlrflli for believing it will be a brilliant
Ind succm'sful one. The programme is an
attractive on», and bids fnir to attract a large
percentage of the bcst racers.
A l'riu Fight near Chicago.
Cllli .ioo Ill, April It). -—Biiiy Owens and
Martin Regan, tWo (.hicngo feather wdghta,
fought In a bum near the city limits for a
purse of 5:50 Two ounce glows were used
rind Quccmlxrrry rules governed. The fight
was giieii to Owens aftern brief struggle,
Regan being badly punished.
A Tunnel Collapses, Killing Two Men.
Assisron, Ala, April ill—Part of the roof
of the tunnel now constructing on the Annie-
ton and Cincinnati road, about twelve mile-
from the city, caved in. killing two men, and
so seriously injuring a dozen others that some
will dic, and many limbo will have to be am-
putntcd.
lle “ho "is Mother's Chlcl Supvort.
NEW Your, April iii—A boy killed by
contact with a broken electric light wire in
East Bromiwny Saturday has been identiilml
I: IiicyerStniifer aged 15. Hawasthe chief
,mnpon of his mother, a widow with cight
Didn't “not "in: for a Son-lu—Law.
S A" assan. April lei-Silas Supp was dan—
gerously wounded in the county adjacent
here by Farmer Coleman, who objected to
lira Bird his daughter, marrying Sapp
Coleman thinking he had killed Bapp, coni—
Initial suicide Sapp will recover
Bricklayrn and Curve-lite" on Strike.
Nzwron'r, P. 1,, April Fir-Tho bricklay-
mnml cawcuters who belong to the union
have etnlcli for nine hours’ work per day,
and will not go to work onMonIhy unlesa
the demand is granted. Most of the con-
tractors will probably nestle.
Iir. ('ux Found Guilty.
Elston i’a., April it} —Dr H. M. Car, of
Port Murray, has been found guilty of mal-
practice. There will be a motion for a new
trial. Tim m‘fltlllpllt‘tfi of Dr. Cox in this
Iiinlprnrtiw, resulting in Jennie Osbornr'o
death, will be tried next term.
Death of a “’ell Known Merchant.
an Yonx, April ills-Danie“). Robbins,
of the well known wholesale ang firm, Mc—
Kemond: Robbins, died suddenly yesterday
of lit-art disease. lie returned from a trip to
Florida Thursday, and seemed to be in good
health.
Supposed Marvin by 'I'ranpa.
Sirsoi'znma, Pa., April ill—The hodyof
John beach, aid to be from Knuth, N. J.,
waefwulontherailrmd bridp anti-Ito-
tioa. unsuspected that hewavmurdeved,
and six trampi have been arrested on It.-
picion. __
Fire lie-Iron a lllnge Factors.
Wunnuso, W. Va, April lit—J’ire at 9
o'clock Saturday evening destroyed the
Wheeling Hinge factory. [an estimated at
swim; insurance about 8:1),00). About 100
pcrmtl are thrown out of employment.
A Itimtrouu Prairie Fire.
Minimums. April lfi—A Huron, l). 'l'.,
special says: News has been received here
tintaprnirieilre did great damage twelve
mile- wuth of here. Beveral farmers lost
barns, sheds. cattle, grain and hay.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Senator Stanford'a nutter Harcourt, by
WfiamflaflyflamletJhdanuhv
mgmumnmmm killed
who
mo. Cash at Dwali'a Blair, Ark..re-
miter] favorably fortheacented. Il’iiedefenae
”Wilmer.
ltisnidthattbeaewbrtdgawhiehlelning
builtovctheBndeon-tl‘ewark in too low
Witthepa-geofhrplchmam
Julia! Mymehotmdtkilled Robert Klein-
toflattbiatter’ualona la BI. Louie The
victim wan-aeghtintheact of burglarlzing
Myen.
Battle mewhc for fourteen days
warm trial in Lee Angela, Cut, fertile
motilerofllr.0.l|.llariancn the alghtof
06.7.1351,” acquitted. The jury was
“twelvemm-ndtwkhutouehallot.
(1.5mm bIllltwf the way- and“
an beingmnvm
Behebeeabill for our the. m'm
menu-d bycvvrwerk
it. annually,“ ”mm“w it
. ' mun-«Hemp
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Building Sites for Sale. Coltrane Built and Ken
Station. Five minutes“ ride on cars to South Sorwnl
He:\lylllrl‘
A.2a»:¢
7
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led,
k, Five cents fare.
Choke Lots all mine fret. New ie the time to boy and build. Five Minutes walk from Bowlytoa
Quicker than bemoan to Xovwnlk.
The Coming plfl’e to build and m. Prop-
erty advancing. Late at Very Low Prices. 0W5 YOUR OWN HOME AND STOP PAYING RENT. ivory I’mn can buy and build
on our plan.
We will build for you on part payment. Plans. and rule of one hundred Myles of modern tritium: a: low drum.
Fall at an! ofllrc
and inspcri the [r Iperty and see what ran he done in ihe way of owning your own home. Call on or address
THORNTON ll. SMITH,
Lenox Hill Building Company, ,
,CONN,
SOME
SEASONABLE
B argwa i n s '
Dried Apricots
for stoning; make just splendid
sauce, and oh! such pies. Cheap:
at 221‘. lb.
Brands for the same purpose,
18c lb.
Lemons, 15 cts. dozen.
Oranges. 30c, elsewhere 35c:
Plenty of good Baldwin apples.
Fine new made Butter. it 193‘:
rosy. Price 30c. elsewhere“ ..'.
to 3.5.
.._. AT—-——
Dibble lllIIIsmIli’s.g
Hatch, Bailey lln
—-——— .00 ...
woon Iranians.
noons. ,
sasn, BLINDS,
nann woon worm.
0? ALL KINDS.
vow—~—
ilarge Stock of Columns
for Trimming
........ .. ”U ......_...
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
Lumber Yard bane-railroad endearing:
liill at fill ll lanlall Street.
South Iorwalk, Conn.
Halal, Bally & in.
P. H. NASH dtBRO
’ liave a full line of
Hunt Filllillllli Gills,
Toilet Sets,
Fancy Glace Ware,
“An—u-
De counted Goods
in nut with.
Milli, Blllli ll: illill.
Work in Kohl.
”bikini-lean.
R l
EHENRY TILLY.
JBARRIAGE MAKING.
‘ REI’AIRIN (I‘r
.§ GENERAL BLACKSIIITHING.
This is the season in which to prepare for winter
and It in better to get ready for rough travel than to
; wait until the busy winter Recon
5 Work of all kinds pertaining to carriage making
good general bbzckrmllhlnt, ' promptly at icmird to.
Wagons or Ill kind:- male to order.
Wagons for sale.
Henry Tilly,
MAIN STREET.
_ A. 9. Finals,
JJEWELER.
» Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
l’iae Watch repairing a Specialty.
j Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
JoIN ll. l-‘l-JBRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all ktndl of
Jill]. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Ebehigh,
1
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a
Lackaminna, Locus:
llciuiitnin, Franklin.
ll'illirsbnrrr Foals.
RUBBER Pl fill
:; lid
'l'r‘l’i
itil
Milli
Yal'v': ind m \thlnghxl (JlJ. Mar
loll Nit-rile. innI-cl- cilia II: Stile—oi
lim: Slim- 74h»
I. H. Inn's
Lady’s Rubbers
25' Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN’S BOSTON
Hill lilllllllll' 30018,
Best quality, $3.50.
i2 Main Street.
SEWERS!
M. PIERCE
cum ll
All!
General Sewer Contractor
mamaTmfi-xflubum WT:
“F. M. mutual:
enema-umber.
SEWER PIPE
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
-Real Estate and Insurance Agte.
Washington St, South Norwalli, Conn.
FINEST llllE
_..oy__
NllllKWlllll
Elli Still 1]! TM
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Davis
--—-'I'llE-—-
TAILOR,
fiOlITll NOIWALK, CT.
J. 1‘. Pockwell.
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Norwalh, - Conn.
lulu atom
HARNESS
mar I have tam tbv
ddeetaadlaruedntabl
mintbenaufortbnaleof
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Silt-m
cingles, Collars, kc.
Pine Harness To Order,
:eagworgeueldm what-ill em
or I: ye. W, :
”.mlaommn Bar-ta.
Lent has Collie
And we are prepared to feral-h all kick of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams,
Wholesale :ond Retail.
CELERY
VEGETABLES,
Florida
LEMONS.
Canned Goods.
Larahee’e‘ Snow-flake and
Graham Crackers.
Pickled Oysters.
were.” delivered at short notice.
HUNT & BLUFF.
A com. use or
,Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vggnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
uwm mam lieu,
mefludfl.
W. Ofiawflb,
i
maor QZHUbHdw
IIIII'IIII nouns
Have Opened To-Day
Their Full Line of
IIIIII IIIIIIIII,
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AN D BOYS;
SPRING CLO
.._ 0x.—
Saturdav, 'Feb. 25th.
COMS’I‘OCK BR
Masonic Building,
.
Insurance Building,
ditw
Io. Kenneth. lomlk.
Houses AND Lois
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glace.
IS BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CONPANIES AT
Real Estate and Exchange Room
45 &47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, OOH".
TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN
CARPETS! CARPETS!
mmmwmmuuymbmmu
Lowest P131095 for Cash.
Elegant ennui-cum,» lepet'l’amlneeelbflc. centric. teary’
legals-.4“, ne’endfllc. Inuiawvll 7k. 7*.
WINDOW SHADE.
Wnfli” hmfli Wmaummmm
WA”. PAPER.
HOLLAND Mun”,
golfers szc. COMIC!
Ill“!!! moon I I]. P "m
new-tyingntompao “mkwmmfiblkwm M00“,
FURNITURE.
cl! I 9"“ UM. minimum 'M.‘ “I"
Whez-ywh Wk... "V ”1%
m . 'mm aalhll ' “I“! _
“mrlqtbcMwezwe-haahzhdglfimug: “"
C. E. SMI‘I'H’B.
”MAB-Idem .mummmwuggw
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Whfiew‘ukflty“
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