BREWERY DOORS LOCKED.
ONLY THIRTEEN STILL WORKING IN
NEW YORK ClTY.
The Bout. Sure That the Battle Will be
a Short One, but the Men l'naniniona
in Deciding to fight it Out to the
Inner run. ‘ ‘
32w Yank, April iii—The falling of the
time hall yesterday noon was 111:- signal for
war in allthe breweries of this city and
vicinity, withthe Willi of tho thirteen
not in the pool. The antagonistic unions of
mandjourneymen locked horns for the
knock-out battle. 'l'hreetlimsand live bun-
dred men were paid and discharged. and mid
thattheywerowelmtooomehnckasm
utheyhaddroppedailegianoetotbeirunhm,
but not before.
When the nomday whfllo winded the
men at the breweries were orderal to the
villas, and when they had gathered there
were notifiedof the action of the Natimal
Brewem' asaociation, with which they wen!
familiar. The contract which was offend by
theJourneymen': emulation the low-s coir
Sim decidedly dkitutorinl, and cumev
qwntly they had refused to Sign it. The
Workingmen grinned, pocketed their wages,
and started for Clarendon bull to ropirt.
Therewns no visible excitement miywlwrc.
Everything was done quietly and in good
order. But it was plain to see that the locked
out journeynwn were enjoying Inuch Inon
tranquil spirits than tho locking out limits
They have not so much at stake.
“'hcrercr reporters went the him brewers
milud uponthem and said the war would be
short lived—that labor was too abundant, the
life too easy, and the wages and peanisiles
too tempting for the men to withstand them
long. Jacob Ruppert. who has tumed tho
keyonnwrly 200 men. laughed heartily nt
thoidenthat his big brewery would silchr.
He said that he had men already as good are
engaged in Philadelphia, and could ctbll)‘
start his brewery without a single one of his
old employee if they remained olnlumtc.
Itwu an excited lot of men that gravi-
tated down to the rooms 01 the lime Ilrcwcrs’
union in the afternoon They were the em»,
players, and many of them gathered on the
bldBWfllKS and dixirsteps and talked in loud
tones oi the Hituntlun. At 3 o‘clock n sm‘ret
session was held, at which. according to Sec—
retnry Scifert, the most encouraging reports
were received and all of the union brownies
were relmrtal to have olxryed the lmrkout
order. It was reported at the lam-3' bend-
quarters that their union has enough men in
hand to supply a large part of the vacancies,
but is pretty generally hclir-rud that they will
be slow to bring them forward. in. they fear
violence on the port of the locked out men.
While the seventy-eight bosses were in
heated session at the exchange the workmen
were engaged in a similar manner at Ciaren~
don hall The following ITSJIIIIIUIIS were
adopted with cheers:
Whereaa, Our hm have: locked us out wit Ir
out any cruise—without the least pmruculiun nil ’
our part; and
Whereas. As employees we have nlwuys_v.mrk--d
faithfully and honestly in the interest of our cm-
ployers: therefore. be it
Resolved. That we appeal to the working pow
pie of this City and America for support in this
struggle, which has been forced upon us by uzr
principled and tyrannical emplnyem
Resolved, That every man who returns to “11th
without the expross permission of. IlHlilllUll he
considered a scab um! branded as such.
The mole state of minim prevailed in “lo
“pool" breweries in lirmklyn,
lockout WM innuguratml.
The three large- Iinru'crica‘ on Staten Inlllllt
operated by Monroe E4: kstein. Bmlmuinn
Brewing company and l’ ubsnm & llnrrInz~m
nbo cloned promptly at noon
The lockout of union brew r) workmen
wmascomplcte In New Jersey :b m thi. . ity
or Brooklyn. The 301) workup; l of the “sen
ark pool brewers wore forced into the mn' ..s
of the unemployed. They met .-v.t 3.), ;.‘_';i
Market street, and adopted resulutions to
boycott the “scab" beer. Several labor nr-
ganizations and singing sock-nu hnveodnptul
boycotting resolutions, among the {unnwr the
batters of Orange.
In Paterson and North “who" the mine
programme was adhered to,
Peter Breidt, of Elizabeth, has scored the
one victory yet recorded After the lockout
his menheldn meeting and conferred with
Mr. Braidt, the result of which was that with
the exception of three of their number they
wfll give up the union.
The boycott "pool” beer was geucrnl
throughout this city.
secretary naynrd to Harry Mn. Fain-In.
NEW Your, April lit—A special from
Philadelphia to The Evening Telegram says
that it can be stated on the authority of wr—
erairelntirus of Secretary Bnynnl, who do
not wish their names mentioned, that the
mercury and Mn. Folsom, the mother of the
president's wife, will be married in June,
probably on the al of that month, which is
the aunireranry of the marriage of President
Cleveland to his wife.
“'AsllINOTON. April lt.——The l’ust 1min;
prinui an absolute dental by Bayard
of the truth of the story Fluted in New York
arduodlted to the relatives of Mr. Bayard,
thathoiaahortly lobe marriodtoltlra
Fulfill. ~. _ ..
\‘etood by Governor lllil.
ALBANY, N. Y. ,April IT. -llowrnor Hill
has reload the MIT providing for pnwrrntiun
of the records and history of thctirand Army
oftho MW WWI“ 0‘ New YuI‘K.
Thea-unbly had adopted a moluthin ro-
qneetlng the governor to return the bill [or
antendmt. Though some overnight the
Innate failed to act on the insulation but
week. Yesterday was the inst Ilny allow-cal
by law for the governor to not on the bllL If
he walled for the rennin topnaa the remin-
tion theblll would become a law without his
foaming He therefore rotnnn the bill in
ad in radar that a bill with lint .I .‘vll ml
:Inendment may he [In-aid
limo at Mm’hII.
Murine. Tenn, April Iii—Track [ml and
weather clear. Fir» rune punt, live-eighlln
of I mile; Volta first, a to 1' Emma Iluuctx‘ .3
momma to 1; Ban Boytlilnl. Time-Jill.
Samar-co. selling one mile; Endurer unit,
Moll; lAIcholImonlauond. ltol; Birth-
day third. Tune 11% Thin! race, par-a.
balfamlle; Entryllrlt,7t010; Net-mu],
Ito5; Extra third. “0,50%. Fourth
raee,'l'onnuwea club dakn, one mile; Lela
flay nut; Persimmon- lacuna; Roderic-
thlrIl. Time. 1:421; Plfthraoe,puru,five-
eighth-dummy; Gleaner motel; Little
flinch mood Ito B; Hilda third Time,
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My taupalfll Nola.
Lunar-II. 1nd,, April 11. ~11» thapubll
all «new township, handing the city
at lam hell u high In mention
hue, and index! by an who!
At noon ”it“ !
W
lute-lad to Drug About
America-I Political Merl.
Pnnanmuu. April 11—11. American
Alliance bu iwned aclroularmthe American
voters of the United Btatu, in which it says
“solder-t iareltwminthomthobof Ameri-
can politics. and ttatu it as lotion:
The rrpell of the naturalintion lawn.
The restriction of unduirabio Immigration.
TIM- animlnlent of the constitution oi tin
l'nitcd States restricting the elective franchise to
IMHO-one you: of naturalization
To forbid and prevent the forming of political
”PM exclusively of Ionian
horn midi-nigh interfere in the political attain
of this
Thenmerloah Alliance does not call in aunt
lion the religion» opinions or )ll’llltlplr‘fi of
any citizen. and American citizens. without r1»
Kurd to old part; tuH are cordially lmnrd to
unite with us in this nmvmnent
The national committee hereby auunumze a
national conference on lay in. 114111.": the city
of thingtou. D. t'.. to take action relating to
the presidential cloak»: of INS. All counciin of
thc order have been diM'lI-il to send one delegate
from each mngrrsezinnnl district or their re»
spectiw stab-s to compom this national l‘OIlIc'F
«nee.
Charters for new council: will be granted frrc
of‘rXDv'nirtonll American born titlirné "n lip-
pllcnlinn to the awry-Kory Signed by three pu-
inms :5 years of age.
Th.- num- nf tlw- mwn-tnry ”I the natinnnl “nib
nutter in", until turner notice. be nt 703 Walnut
serv.’ «room 5). Philadelphia. when- all corre-
spm lV'llt'r' s‘muld be NIIIFI‘M.
llnnxrnx l'. burrow, Chairman, New York.
.ieuzu II. Baum. h‘nutary. l’nnusylranln.
‘-
le Tholnwull Steel “’orka Trouble.
Ihlgnr Thuniimn steel works strikers was at-
tended by 23,500 men. A resolution was
adopted that unless some better propiintion
was made that no vote on the ipicatimi of
“work" or “no work" would be taken. The
meeting thou adjourned with cheers. The
meeting was captured by the Knights of
Lnlmr. All steel workers, police, clerk,
s'tlnrlml llil'll, lump-a, stone minions and brick—
lnycrs were refiml admittance. This action
moons n shut down of the Edgar Thomson
steel work; until next year, unless Andrew
Carnegie recedes from his present pavilion.
Peculiar and l‘ntial Accident.
Sr THOHAS. Ont. April ITA‘Vhilo n
dwelling home was being moved along “'il—
linm sire-t it caught in the telephone wires.
which were dragged along the rmf of the
I’vnwnnleu stables. cutting all the brick gable
and two brick chinmeys. The bricks full to
the sidewalk, whh ~11 was' cmwdod lit the time.
and over twmty permm were more or lose
seriously cut and wounded by the falling mis-
sile». John Howanl, of the St. Thomas
Tums, 11nd his head split open. and will die.
Frw I’nuz. was badly injured, and several
album was taken to the hospital.
They Want No Convict Competition.
“'Asuixorox, April iii—Mr. Beaumont,
representing the Knights of Labor; M9811
leerick Demena and Gen. W, Mason, of
New York. and Innis S. Hallowell and W.
N. Burrows. of Philadelphia, appeared before
the home cmnmittre on labor in support of
the hill introduced by Mr. O'Neil. of Mimouri,
to restrict the sale of convict made goods t1:
tho state within which manufactured loin—
ert Christymf “'Inhingtm. v.9 attorney of
the Interstate nmwintinn. presented illegal
argument in support of the constitutioiml
powcr of 11111ng to pass the bill.
Their Twenty-Sixth Year of freedom.
“'Asmxurnx. April l7.«Th.I twenty-sixth
anniwrsnry of the emancipation of the slaves
in tbz- Ili>trivt of ifnlmnb'm was appropri—
lv . ateiy and cntlnisiuslicnlly celebrated by the
colored [niplc here. There was it long pro
Minn, with coiomlmilitin banih. carriages
; and colored Incn in the afternoon which as it
i passed thccxecutive mansion was reviewed
by thoprm‘iilnnt. last night meetings Were
held in wrernl mlorcd c‘hunhes, at u Inch
spew he» were delireml In Frcd Douglas,
W. 1!. ll. Hurt. Professor Inngstou. Senators
Sherman and Blair and others.
An Eloplng Mayor.
Rt‘X'lllLs'TER, Ky. April lT.—A special do
spntch to the Herald from Ole-an mys:
Mayor ’I'. i'. Lewis. of this town. who is ale:
superintendent of tho Standard Oil company's
Eclipse refinery. In“ tied with [1.11- young
daughter of ill. ll. lit-1min, :1 prominent lliPr-
chant. Mr. I’m ii has a wife and two small
children. The guilty couple are supposed to
he in Boston Lewis was recently elected fu-
thethird term.nnd was very popular. His
wiieis prostmtcil, and is not expected to rc-
corcr from the blow. Ulllrors nre searching
for Lewis.
Rhoda lalnml'a Corrupt Elecllmi.
I’novmnxcs, April iii—Tho Journal 1:»
day publ'b‘hczs further nlb-gntiousnf Itl’lla‘l‘)‘
attbolnte election. lt snys leri A. Man-
chester Mm] that he had lixol forty-one
rotors for wax-Speaker E. II. Wilma, and
several persons were found who admitted ro-
wiring $7 50 each for their votes. It was
charged that onchorge \I. t on a Dem
mt, received 3600 to work IREWINUII, and
mod it for the Democratic candidate, who
maimed Acolnhinowaa made to force
npunpriipofthevmm couldnotget it
above 37. 50.
1h: Kepler's lloary Pal-axe.
Bot-i'rou. April l‘l‘.-—Tho Mr Kepler,
Capt. Flatt. from Mediterranean ports, re-
ports that from April 9 to la she encounterod
hoary gale-i, during which the vowel labored
and strained henv ily and shipped great quan-
tities of water fore and aft, breaking the
hatches. flooding the cabin and forecastle,
damaging the ship's stores and doing other
damage about the docks. From Aprtho
10. botwoon lat.3land 37 N. ,Ion. manila}
W. gunned about a dozen logs with bark on
covered with seaweed.
Death of an Aged l’rloat.
luminous. April lit—Rev. Edmund Q, B.
Waldron died at St. Agnm'hoapitul yester-
day aged about Wynn. [Iowan horn in
New Hampshire, was «heated at Dartmouth
,and practiced law for reveal year.
He entered the. primitbood thirty-fire year!
ago. and hogan thoomctiw of the cathedral
in l'hliwlelpbla. Illr. “aldron came tonal-
tlnmro when tho hto Archbishop Kienrick
wan minim-«l to this amand matter.
ward static-led at St. Matthews. in Wash»
W
A I’rlu fight in illllumrl. ”
Br. LOU”, April 1‘1.»an Melanin and
“we" rum, two local Minn, long In to
afinhhnearl’aclllc In. lixtymiiawg want of
Melly. Flint had the light Well in hand up
to the twelfth round. When Iicllama rallied,
andwonbynkmck outbiowon Flint’lmk
in the Inventocntb round. Neither oi the
man displayed much arm and its-puma
flaggingwfl “murder 01 thud-y. Thoflght
Ina for .500 a ride and the gate money,
“ting to about 01,000.
On Their Way tom tflmmm
Nation A 11.0.111—
Bolimprnwhich max-pin.
fin party of no man and wanna from
WWII!) m on their way tollemto
tutti-Pope and tom
Bunnmcx, Pa, April l'lr'l'hc nu-etingof _
l), McIntyre, lute city «litnr of the London.
Lnx ' H111.
THE HIGHEST AND MOST HEALTHY PART of THE TOWN 01’ NORWALK.
QZHUerm
UllllUZdN llZO
u ii 0 t"
M
Building Sites for Sale.
on our plan. We will build for you on part payment.
and lnspwt lhc property and see what run he done in the way of awning your own home.
THORNTON ll. SMITH,
Lenox Hill Building Company,'
CONN. -
SOME
SEASONAIBLE
B argaIn s. '
Dried Apricots
for slewing: make just splendid
sauce, and oh! such pics. Cheap,
at 22c. llI.
Pruuolls for the same purpose,
18c llI.
Lemons, l5 cts. dozen.
Oranges, 301-, elsewhere 35c. ”
Plenty of good Baldwin apples.
I‘ine new made Butter. It in
rosy. Price 301-. clscwherc 3'2
to 85.
“AT.—
llillla 8161111111111.
Halli, Bailey 181
WOOD HANTELS,
DOORS.
BASH. FUNDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
O‘l’ ALL KINDS.
.__ 4w”, -.._
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
M
Plato and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planning,
and Turning.
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
bridges.
Hill at fool of 11111111 Street.
South lorwalk, Conn.
1111111111111 & in.
1". E. NASH £5330
“are a lull line of
H1131 Finishing Gulls,
Toilet Sets,
Fancy Class Ware,
wanna—-
Do (30111th Goods
fa amt rm.
111111111 laws ul 811111.
Work in Home
“haunt-nun.
Won flbw
t'otlnges Built and Ruin-ll.
Station. Five minute: ride on can! to South Norwall.
Choice Lola all 50x11!) feet.
Fire cents fare.
tOlli—
i HENRY mu.
1
EIRBIIGE MAKING.
REI’AIRIN (1"
GENERAL BLACKS! ITIIING
This In the reason in which to prepare for winter
-' and it to better to get randy for rough travel than to
wait until the hull winter moon.
Workof all hi iningto carriage maki
and mil blackmxthing prompéiy attended to.
Wagons of all kinds made to on! er.
Wagons for sale.
\ STREET:
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
Fine Watch repairing II Specialty.
Spectaclee and Eye Cllsses.
JOHN II. I’ ERRIS,
Wholeealr and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
[Hill All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
BlueStone. Etc.
Lchigh, Lackuwunun, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
Wilkcsharrc Goals.
inn! in RUBBER PAINT
Yunl ‘ foot of Washington and Mar-
shall attctla. Ilrnrecli ufficr at Stilson
I'Innz Store Him
GOM'I‘O
C. H. HARTEY’L
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN’S BOSTON
Hill llllllll‘Bllll
Best Quality, $3.50.
l2 Main Street.-
SEWERS!
.M. PIERCE
hum 111
SICWER 13' I [’33
AND
General Sewer Contractor
to team mom with wall In.
”nullity
mhuhcmwlll III it “their Whig
calla III
F. M. EIERGE
» mlflm 11m.
Quicker than horse can to Norwalk.
To compete with
Now is the time to buy and build. Five linuteo walk from ilowylon
The Coming place to build and own. Prop»
arty advancing. Lola It Very Low Prices. OWN YOUR OWN HOME AND STOP PAYING RENT. Every Person can buy and build
Plnns and mi.- of 0m- humln-d Myles of modern rottnzce at low figures.
(‘all on or addms
TAYLOR 8'. GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
Washingtpn 31., South Norwalk. Conn.
FINEST lIIIE
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”NITKWBAR
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——A'l'—-
Davis
..——TflE_——_
TAILOR,
SOUTH NOBWAIJ‘, CT.
OLE. ’Peéfiéll."
‘l {alum Block. Water bl...
Norwalk, -
an: unable to manufacture
HARNESS
concerns I It!" taken Th0
agent y of one of tE oldest and lame: establish-
mcnh- in the Mate for the male of
Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sur-
cinglcs, Collars, the.
Fine Harness To Order,
A: usual. at the old mud where I will he Ire?-
lnr liner of Whips. Bpotigri. t‘hanmil. “Alli ct
who. Moraine
Lent has Come
And we are prepared to funk-h all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also
CELERY
And all kind: of
VEGETABLES,
Florida
mans.
Canned Goods.
Larabee’s Snow-flake and
Graham Crackers.
Pickled Oysters.
women delivered at short notice.
HUNT 6!. ZELUIT.
W A rum. mum on
'thuilders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
«Wire Steel has. Illa“,
www.mmm
O.QI.IINTARD,
m mm
Call :11 our omn-
Conn.
111111111 nouns
Have‘ Opened ToéDay
Their Full Line of
SPRINT [WI-i
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOT i
--—-ON
Saturdav, Feb. 25th..
COMSTOCK BROS.
Masonic Building,
I
"awake
Insurance Building, m
80. Norwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FARMS
—AND—-—-
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR. SALE.
. INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COIPANIE A'l‘
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.»
TAYLOR 85 GOLDEN
CARPETS ! CARPETS 1
'l‘bchrxutBtocklolclactfronofanyrtonintbeStateat
Lowest Prlces tor Cash.
mmmmmn Cayenne Mt’l‘npfltrylimllelllflx. ~oe, anemone. Heavy
Ingtalnadhc wcuumc. nit-WWW '
WINDOWR SHADES.
um. tier-within allmdtoliongwc. 3m
Lfiutlihltnw ”rim mayhem. Mllliaml’oieaand'l‘rhamlnp
WALL PAPER.
nottaun anions
gullml‘zxr come 3'
mums: STOCK or m FATHERS. hobo-ed GoldJIktom per roll. Plain Gold.
new min, as: toxic per roll. Without Gold. to to”: per roll.
FURNITURE
Cottage Suits. 18. Spleen. Albllulmouisul I . Walnut and Clary Mm But
up. Parlor Batista lIImat variety, Dahlia 'mm‘getga How can Perm-v.1”: 815
humanly. lam-aywmmupmnmu hill «am Immune-guest:
rice: CW um: “III! W.
2nd employ the but inn-eh anhbnncb of our willow. Goods extra clam.
0.151. {SMITH’8,
No. tAtlanticSt. mummmummmmm
, emu-0:310. CONN.
mum» in New to»; on, no.
Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
3‘" 1. “M
.. [titer mule in
on: Oh“.
' hidllo
Atom for the
reelebntod
Brenton
RANGES
Plumber: ml
‘ Gal
Fitter» Slate
“a ,
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