200 Fine Velvet Hassocks, 49c each.
No periodical tickets received on this solo No more lacs curtains.
NORTH MAIN
V amiigiinsernm
Police Deficit by Striking Street
Car Employees.
NILITIA MAY BE ORDERED OUT.
flint-us lunch tbs 'l‘rnolui, Nob Workm-
Irouglst From other (Titles Ind “truck I
(nu Which IIIII noquIIIIy Tried to "no.
itolui Dynnmllc FI'IH'NI.
Bulbllfil'oil'l‘. (.‘ oun. ., Jun. :1". ~A most.
‘ trotting dI‘sy in ull‘. illnlul‘y of the my of
Bridgeport bus just [mailed Not Isiucolwl
,. when marching Ytliiil‘lli’t'l'! on their way to
the trout filled IlIII hil‘bt‘lfl. have the resi-
dents been no arilllbl'tl. All dny excited
crowds tlirouch ihc III-mt», IInd Inob luw
has prevailed. ’l‘lIn [Milliil lIIIIIII. been set at
Ilctlnncc, and II crowd of angry “it'll have
ruled the town.
, ’l‘lle flotilla was one of the I'rs'ultII of the
discharge of fiveoniployccs (If the “ridge-
port '1‘ notion company ImIl the strike
which followed Alum loo IIIIployccs of
the compuu) stopped wm-k Snturdny after
noon, completely ty ing up the road ’l‘ hey
held numerous lllt'i'llllihilllll sent neom-
tuition to tbcmnuuucrs of ihc mud in no
effort. to bring about IIIIIIIchIIcuI. in this
they chc unsuccessful.
Fifty men came up fIIIIII .lorsII‘ ( ity to
take the places at I ..I.~IrikII “rs and it was
announced that. IhI III Inpmiy iutI- no cd to
run its curs. Thc l'll‘ll llion lIIIIIlnlong
I’ousnltmion IIIIddII-IiIlIIl find they would
not allow tlIII l’llllljill'lj' III IIIII thr- curs.
'l‘hey concluI‘IIIIl. lIIm-I-I'IIII, to give the com-
pnny uIIIItlnIr I'lNHHI' for scttloment. and
named to «end :I (Jillllll‘illlilt‘ Io Colonel
lien, (in: Dunn of the l'llilli. and to the
managers,
Refused in 'l‘rnul \Vlth the Connnlttlo.
Accordingly llli' IIIpIIIIImItrItiIIIs of the
strikers Iought the. IIIilrIIIIIlnlliciIIls, but
tin-y IIcrc (ionic-Ii IIII ulIdiI uc.c the mono-
gcrs Icfuslngto Incet them on ll mmmitteo
‘ or to givr- i'l‘il‘s’tllln for the, discharge of the
men. 'l‘hcy fllllllllllit'i3.l that they Would
meet the disentiullu 'ii onus individually, but
would not III-II; nix. ,. them noun orgIIuIzn
flap.
The men Withdraw. ilI‘Iil llII‘I nlI‘iiIIII-shcltl
nbrici’ session. III which it “'II-I ilt'l‘liltgli [but
they would not. l'i‘l lift! to Work Innl Ivould
' prevent. the ('ltllllllllly from running curs if
possible. MI: .nv l ilII the company was
preparing in mu: IiIII III-'ngiIrr unIl at it
oclook Sunday IIIIIIIIiIIg nitIII lii'lls' were
run out. of the buds. 'l‘hey wc rc it I chorus
of tin- III II IIIIII I'Iuni \'cw II rat) the stu-
blo lililltl‘i nIIIlIIlIInIt ii fiUZI n of llu- old men
who rc~pIIrtII| to; \voxk “lln. IIIp nt that
the company wus to shut I :iruIIItl tlI: It the
strikers nonhl try III [Il'ft‘itllb it I:.IIIIIId run
idly through thc Iin. IIIIIl in .31 I-bIIIt. time
all of the :lllkt‘l": IIIIIl lIIIIIIiIIIIis of 931mm
thin-rs gathered III IbI- molu stable on
Main stlcct uncl lilo-II: lill' ‘ILl‘l’t' I». through
which line mud Hill I,
As soon (H II“ III‘ IIII sil‘lin-l‘h II'III-II in-
forIIII-Il of the I‘IIfII‘nl IIl' lliv’ II\'~'lt|‘l a of lllt‘
road to iii'iiilf‘llll' IlIIIy Ill'I IIIIIIIlI-d to block
Elli‘ll'flf'kn on II'I'IIyxtIIIL-l i'IlII Inr-lsof
”III New lurk \IIII llzII- -II but liIIItlIIrIi
r'IIilIII.IIl \I. III IIIiIIIIl. and r:-. iiI'mIIl iron.
tics, coupling pi .~I, llthln‘ :IIIIl lIIII'l'IIlI \Vl‘l‘tl
InkI-II nod pilIIIl ”ii the II II In .It IIIIiIIIIs
points. ‘Illlllt' III' the I. iii \I'I-III IIIIIIIIl out
IIltlIII sbIIIi~ lIIII I. ""III . III pr-IIIIIIIIl lIIIt
lIIIrr. Ilisl: II III. IIII y “'II II lllf’lllllltll‘d
by ”19.3””; (Ta and Unit lIiI-IVIIi~, IIuIl lllt.
IrIrIIIII III-rII (Jiillllli‘l 'Ivl to it' me IlIII ill in the
. \\'L‘ ‘- hlllilllll IIIII Ii {IIIIII
' :i‘i't'lili I. II- 2 ill ~lI Irlcil
with IlIrI-II rII lli“Ull'l IIIIIIIlIIIIIII- :illll II guard
of three pIIlioIIIIIIIII.
The crowd»; quickly IlIII: .I lil" policemen
from the curs. low, in l‘ uni. llll' conductors
and drivers. liliI'kInnIl ~IIII.I-II \\'t'l't‘ thrown
and the \I'IIIIIIIIH If IIIIII. I. ~ IIIIIiII II. 'lhe
pnlict-IIIIII find II.ilIII.IIl IIIIIIIIIIIII “Ire
slightly iIIjIII-IIIl. IIIItI llI If'II \l'Il huuul no
disposition illlllilll‘I lliI'III If lill‘ uttcmpt
III rIIII llle- IIIII- II'III. annIi "L-‘li.
Emir-s l‘ullc:I l‘orco Uni.
.llniu ~H‘f'l‘i in IIII- l‘iI‘ilIll)’ of lil“‘1lllllli‘t‘
won the l.‘.‘lIli'l' I i' llll! trIIIIlIlII. ”l‘l‘l' ll
ennui of nearly rhino gIIllIIII-IIIl .IIIIl encour-
ngcvl llic ItiilIIIIIII l'in- IIII- II ”II um. iII- II-IliIl
not inkII sin b no IIIIiIII p: III in the timing
usIlIcyIIIIII ;I~.IIIII~IIIIIII- (”'I'III .Il .
'l'lII- Itch. ‘l‘dlluli I.i‘ YlIII i’; ..\IIl lIIII'IIIIIe
no "H'f‘lill‘llJil-C IlIII: ii.l Iiiill III «on .‘Il‘lll out
from poliw- lIIIIIlIIIuII'II-rs. .IIIIl oil of the
ullievrn IIIIII spI-IJIIIs who could ho. surn-
ulunIId \\'l'r(' brought in. 'I‘lIi~ ion-II II‘II-I
liltilinlli‘tl III-«nu tlII- II'III-Lu. III the billlllltli
and on tin,- I'ulu. The crowds lll‘lif‘ thI- niillllL‘S
and IIIIIIIII illl' ruml llll’l'l‘fl‘il'Il III IIIIIIIlIcrII
lliliil lIrIII'lv HUN! IIIIIIplII “'I‘l‘i‘ in IiII- .IItrI-IIi.
'l'hc prI-‘Imw IIt ILII [Mllt‘ did not. how-
IIvIIr.IlII-I- IIII IIIIIII. lillllIIlINiIilllitIIlMtrill”
kintlsIWI-III pII.I IIl on I .II limiw IIII rnpidlt
IIIs tin-y IIIII- l"t IIIIII III
At llili rIIIln utlI IIIII Il~ \ii'l'i‘ IIIIIIlI- lIInIIwe
the (um. IIIId about own ...I-..r,.j [II'IIV‘t‘f‘ilt'tl
a slum lll‘tililll‘l’ II‘IIIII Iiw IIIIlI‘III. Ill 1:
n';-'I'lmlsnInI in IlIIImII of “\t IIIIlchIIIItn
nilll IIIHI'ul i'JlllfttlIl IIIIplIIIIIII. was III-
lMlIItIl III lill‘ l'Ulllil IIfI IIIInI. ..., and Mill"
lili‘l'rtu, IlIIIII II moi: of about "Illilllmln
and My“ wn-I Killllt‘l‘l'li.
‘W‘l II f'nr on Mrs.
’l‘hry lmIIIbIIrIlIIIl thII IIII-I with slum-II,
breaking oil of lip . \IIIIIlIm-I IIIII| lIIjIIIiIIg
sever-Ill of Home. in I hIIrIIII ’l'IIII IIIIIIIIII Ihcn
swooped mum on tlII II,IIr Illlll IIftI-r IIIIfIIII.
letting iii" lIIII-III-II IIIIIl driving their oeuu~
pautaonl tin-y ill‘tf’lIlll'lII'Il it in lllf‘ IIIrIIct.
Home of tho IIIIIIIII-MlII‘Il I IlI-Il. "HIIl it (In
lint" Imd III II il‘l‘I’ llIllIlllt"I “minimum
sud winnings IIIIIII iIuIllo-Il iIIIIIIlI- An
nlmnuus will to tlIIIpIIllIII IItIIIlIIIIiII Hunt
llrilim-port. and II him.- IIIIIIIIIII olllccrs
srriml III IIIIII- In IIIIIIgIIIalIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
slid ante tlIII IIII
AtW liliutu IIIII'I in l' i’ltl llridquort.
Winch and boy rilltlt'll IIIII IIIIII of Jones
, kiloi'fmnti. IruIIIIIIII II II, IIIIIIpiIIII lumber,
Mich uiiel IthIr lillnll‘lif‘iltlilfs till the.
(min. At Ho'IlIIII II iiit'll'ltliipllfl) I-IIcIIIcIl
cilia getting oncum IIIIIIImrIy guIIrIchl by
pollw. IIIIII- Ihe éilti‘IrI III I. IIIII this IIIIII
lthIII iron» to limit" ”In I ill‘ on IlIIriIIuiluI
tiny.
M0 o'clock II pulrol u‘ugou llllml with
policemen mnl llll'wt mm m. with railroad
cmployrwvs left lin- Mold” in brim; heck
tins term in] our lit. the owner IIft‘ unuresn
Incl Nntn Iain-cu iln IIrrivlnu there they
Wire stirtouudctl by II mob, nIItl Ii lively
maimed. in which II lIIIIllIIrcI- IplIIyIIl
by the company lIIIIl his now lIrIIlII-II, and
“other IIIIIplIIyi-ch was lbltllY lIIIIimIl about
ih body. NIIIIIII: was «IIIIIIIII- 3. hurt 'llIe
polici- Ito-i rmb not own i‘tlf’PMWl IIIId
aluminum the rut
Ivrhlle the mayor summoned the
wmmlsulunrrs. sheriff and city um
and It conferenci- lusting three hours
id with tin» nun-Its of tile road At
“Woolen of the mating It. was sna
Winn the economy bod agreed to
rim strikers With the exception
mus mm m IIIIIIII IIIIIy would um am.)
I” Hi! the div hum: of than
" “II that“ ”you“.
Mira-soother minim mhc lit the
. _ k nicomlvsdfromhwfork
. . ,
col lbcsifikm. AM.
our: ram tum suit
I
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
AND ANN 3mm. SOUTH NORWALK.
surrounded the nothcorIssrs. who, rssllsinx
thcir dim r. nttsmplcd tom through
the crow. Sonia got. ca. wi it nothing
worss than o stv culls, but other! had
their clothing torn and were seriously ire
lured by being kicked. Only four succeed
ed in reaching the 'I rnctlon' I pony' I de-
pot. Nine of the others were furnished
with money by the strikers and sent book
to New York. The rest are too bully scsrsd
to put in an appearance.
The csr which was upset. and set on fire
It the corner-wills
stlll lies on its side under II police word
It is completely wrecked.
President lieft. Superintendent Redd.
Director Volker and other Traction coin—
puny oillcinls srs occupying the rosin or.
lines under II strong police gusrd. and in
addition they hove R supply of Winchester
reps-Tiling rifles
Every regular policeman who can be
spared is guarding the company's propor-
ty. as the report blur spread that squintity
of dynamite. which was stolen from the
Metallic Cartridge company, is to be used
to blow up the Insin depot of the Tructlon
company. About II dozen men arrested
after Mayor Bostwlck read the riot set are
held at the Second prec station. The
militia are ready to respon at a moment’s
notice to stand by the mayor,” it is feared
more bloodshed will certainly follow the
proposed nttempt to run the can
WEDDED IN JERSEY.
Lillian Russell Bacomu Mrs. John ills-t-
tor-ton.
New ions .lsn. man—Lillianllusscllsnd
Signoriiiovnnnl i’erugini. or more prop-
erly spcnking. ilclen Leonard nod John
Cbuttertou. were married in iloboken, N.
.l.. by II justice of the peace. Miss Russell
had wanted to have the ceremony take
place in this city Ist heI home. 318Wcsl
ficvcnty seventh street but to marry in
this state it won requisite that II justice of
the supreme court gin permission. and
this permission she finied to get
Miss Russell IIIrtalnly looked very blind
some. She wnstlrtnscd in II pouch blossom
seeded silk gown II creation of helix. it
was outdo withntiuht tilting skirt, with
smIIllplnitings around the bottom. The
bodice was cut squsrc «class the front.
and the sleeves between the shoulder and
the elbow were simply gigantic. She wars
the dIIitItieI-It little bit of bonnet. that bar
monizcd perfectly with her gown. She
carried a smull scnl l'flpl'. liliunond stud
dell buckles fastened the utrnps of the bud-
icc, which run over the shoulders Around
the point of the bodice she “on! It lllflflllll’l'
cent girdle of diamond... Ilnd turquoises.
In her hnii was Is filigree comb. studded
with I’Iodisinouds nnd turquoiscs. Around
her neck was II triple string of pearls. This
bud u clusp of IliuIIIondrI and turquoises.
Pcrugini was dressed in II frock cost. of
great length, gray trousers creased to on
edge and wore a high but.
The mummy took place In the parlor of
Justice Moller‘ s house. The justice got II
flue new it”! bill for his services, but dill
not IlHIIl him P” of IhI- cmnnIIIn privilege
of III In ingw [It I lorIIIlng iIIstiIm of the
pence to him 'lIu lIIlIlr.
Bernhardt lineups-s Poisoning.
l’.I\I I.~‘ Jun. .1, II- hits ll'illliplled Hi It
Snru liernlnudl iifltl 3 narrow Iwmlpc from
death by poison Ill. the rI- heursulof lIIr new
piece,‘ ‘l/AIil.‘ llcr IIIIII llIIhoIneynnsI-rt
nut Kc rim who attends her at rehearsals
poured some l.IIulnnum into her cup of ten
by Illlfiillkf‘. III-Inhsrdr, however. noticed
the strange Ethic before she had .IIusllowed
enough to do her any serious harm.
Norfolk nmclnls Bl;y [Isl lmllctsd.
Nollrul K. Jun. 'J‘J 'I'l‘udlty the Norfolk
county grand jury will iIIIcstigntc the re
cent glove contest here .IIIII Inny indict the
olllccls and members of the tricl Athletic
club nnd about till) persons III III were prose
ent, which include the sbcrlfl‘ of Norfolk
county IInd his deputies, olllcers of the
Norfolk police. force. city councilman nud
otlII-r prIInIlnIIIII pi rsIIIIII
Robbed IsnII 1.ch For Dom].
erwt \ II..I l'.I., Inn: l'.~( hIIrlIIIIHur-
III-I- Willi IIIIIIclIIIIi neur lilllvlllc by two
liiuhwnyuwn. who beat him until he was
luscusiblc. IIIIIl IIftIII- robbing: him of all his
mom-I. :I (‘limlilll'l'illllt sum. they flung
him out :I lili‘il bind and left him He
wnsdeI-ou-rcd by {he on rent chance and
in in n VIII-y serious condition.
Mr. (flIllIla‘ condition Worse.
i’llil.:\l‘tifll.l'ili.’l. Jan. I::l.-'l'hc condition
of tirorgc W. t'hilds is not so favorable.
The following bulletin WM tuned into lust
night: "Mr. I'IIEIIiII is not quite so m-ll to
night. There IIIIII bot-n some slight rise in
big tIIIIIIIIIrIsturII."
'l‘linn Mills liuny Allin.
human. in, Jun, “:2: m'l‘wo furnace» in
the lit-tinting irou works tube mill, tho
l’enlIhyIvnlIln stove “(HK. and the Hood.
lng tolling Inlll rIIIquIIIIl today. girlngom-
plIIymI- III IIlIIIuIIIlIIIr to 700 men.
Mont I‘nr the lite: Only.
(.ftItJIssIv. Mexico, .lIIn, tail-«The mm tax
on meninbops which bus gone into elect
in the IIIIIIII of HIIIIdIIII bus caused the prion
of most to rise so hluh that ills practically
rcstrlcml III the use of the rich
minus-Incl to Iii-w Up tho Inflation.
PIIIIvttII; III II. Inc In. “M II mull of s
throat to blow up MIIIIIIIhsll, when Moody
und Huntley are preaching. to pollccmrn
guarded lt Tboumnds crowded the street-I,
but there i" IIII no explosion
"lows into the line.
liinMIsIIIMM. Mm. Jinnm fl-uAII llrid
Wntclunsn Ifolm Lively wss closing to
draw of tho brides st Bridge rt, Abs. ., 5
heavy gust of wind blew hm into the
river. Inni be was drowned.
hunch Girl's illieldo.
firinsorlsim. Mums, .bm. main» 0.
Gardner. II French girl. in ysars of Age.
swallowed pin-ls green and died muss
her mother bail commanded her to marry
s mun IIIIII did not luvs.
Charley DisgV will lorry.
cellist-mt. E’s. an. mach-rm ills
wealthy Chinese iaumlryrnsnoi this
will marry syonng sud putty Amricsri
girl mum-d Jennie Fishnet!" taisy.
.,......4...
mum! lost Ills Via-Ion
Moms 1‘ sum. Junta ammo Rosalyn.
After thinning heavily III the (is-loo. was
roblml of 14.000 francs in tbs billiard room
of the iiotcl hietrcpoln.
truism Provident m
Dr. .iusrruJIn . .inII. turw l). B. Mob
m. president or the in. J li'l'ombnu
Railway minus”. Iiiei at his hrs.
HM “do; at Alida!" our.
Artur“ I: m, .hm. ”rum so
out surly several humirstl lost of the
at the upper end of Arctic mus
.u. "AM
unhiim film... ”I.
Pm “our “law-Iii
It! fit“? (if (lit ”in“ W.
has
Hi‘f rlcs' TD and
lNIllllA’l‘lONN THAT THE IMNNUNV
NTRIKE WILL ”0N EN”
A mum. of tho Ilsnufnuarsrs hsld Io-
dsy to Ann Upon Is finals for Bosnia—
Iag Bouillon—lav” mum It» to
“War mates.“ ‘“ '
It is confidently believed. ssys a. dis»
patch no... Dsnbnry. thin the lookout
of four thoussnd batters will be
voluntarily broken on Wednesdsy by the
list Monufocturcrs’ sssocistion The
end vVvilVI probably be boutoncd by the
fact that Andrews It; Moltonzle. of
Babel. hnvo received anordcr for eight
hundred dozen bats ihstshouid have
been ordered of licekerle & (30.. one of
the biggest firms involved in the lookout
It is known lhst orders for many
thoussnd of dozens of hats have, been
sent to factories outside of 'Dsnbury. in
wagcs‘ulonc Dsnhury'sloss during tho
two months the lookout hasbccu in
progress has been more than $400,000.
The manufacturers will hold II meeting
to day toogrce upon II basis for reopen-
ing their Ifactorios. it is sold by a
member of the exucutivo cornmittco that
at least ten of the eighteen factories will
reopen us union shops, which is regarded
as a decisive victory for the unions.
The manufacture” Will issue another
statement today. giving their version of
why the six Ilsys‘ conference helm-on
them nod the executive committee came
to an abrupt and unsatisfactory end.
It in lufown that the mllflllfm’lili'l'l'il
have deposited $18,000, on III/crime of
“.000 for each firm. which was to be
forfeited by the firms employing union
labor. This is what has kept them to-
gather so long. Today's meeting will
decide whether the firms that wish to
resume with the union help will be
allowed to do so without forfeiting this
monIIy IIr lu‘ compound to snI'ritII-I‘I itI,
onenIIngbI-artahr.III III» om... will
reopen in n few days
n-Thc WoInIIII‘II Exchangi- calls sttIIn
tion to n sole of srticlm in art. fancy and
needlework department to be held Turn
day.‘.’ to ti p m
l'. I. 1‘ LATIILETHI (NWT I'Sl‘.
l’nllmlnnry Computltinn (or "I. Chairs
of II Tonm to Represent Norwnlk
The preliminary cI)IIIpI~tiIII'In for the
choice of men to represent the NIIrwolk
Y. M.(‘.. A. in the f'llfifllplflflillllpt‘flll
tests between the associations of llridgcw
port, lbmburyfitamford and Norwalh.
will beheld nt thonssocintion bull to-
night. it will no public. l-chb mIIcioI
lion is allowed n tcnmof livnmcmbcrs
and three substitutcs. The men IIIIIIII'IIII
by Bridgeport nrc i. W. Farm”. [-2. L.
ilebburd, linroiIl Fish. Fred Wolch. H.
A. t‘oggswell. J. ll, (tsntield, .‘i. i), Lyon
and W. ’1‘. Lyon. The first of thIII-on»
tests will be held in tho Stamford Y. M.
C. A. gymnasium. Friday evening. ThII
events are the running high jump. pole
vault, fence-mull. ropo climb, and door
tor—mile run. There will be four of
these contests. one of which will be hcld
in the gymnasium of l‘fli‘l’i of the inland
stlonu competing. Thu tcnm scoring th-
greatest number of points in tho four
contents will win u lmnncr.
'l'rnclr lloya Honor their livi‘orrrmsn.
Thomemlmrs oftlid Well limit and
Ladder company gov» ii Illnrcr. .‘iItur-
day night. in honor of mm of their
cx-forcmcn, l-‘rnnk if, Smith, who had
just returned from II stay in Fair lluwo
Alamo number of the members were
present. and the dinner uerchl wIIII nil
that could be desired. At its conclusion
several hours were spent in IIIIIIlIIl enjiy.
ment. A huge amount of hidden rII.
mslccd stIIr Ihc firemen IIIIII flniniwd
their rcposi, and yesterday the lud‘nm'
committee of the Rollef flIx'ler IIf IIIIIuIiI
andEsstNorIvnik distributed themlnmong
twenty deserving families in those placvs
The members of tho truck I ompsny pm-
pnsc having these gatherings st frequent
lnmvsla during the winter nod spring.
'II-corms- Donut“ Dissiisusci.
.l. i-‘. [‘Imnhue. who llII-Ibosn operator
in the signal tower III. laiwnyton for
somomoulbs, was discharged flslurdsy
night.onsccoum of II IitsngIcefnl fight
which occurred In the towarcsriy Friday“
morning. Donshus but been III the bth
of entertaining two :Norvvsllr women
in the tour. About It o'clock l‘misy
morning the trscltvvsller not them and”
discovered them. Douslms pitclmi Into
this intruder, punishing him sewrcly.
While the girls mode I hssty Mil
Psoplo residing near the tower compisln
oil shout Donahue,va the More. mull.
A. iI~ Shutters will have charm of the
tower until mouth" cyst-tor srrivrII.
s Hill-sown In; it...» Away.
A. E. Brooms New (Jonson milk-
Inso. appeared in ticnth Nomall this
morning tritlts badly cut face. the 159*
soil of lasing thrown from his "goo.
The sccidcnt ass wists! by the brook.
log of our of the bolts which amber
the storm to tbs ssle. frightening the
hem so tint till soirnsl mi swsy.
.u WW...
mops-Issm.
Tins W “duodenum: st
“A...“ m...“
‘ .
Mm ossmbsa mums» “3“”
mg“???
a... -mww
Willilil’. "If "GIMME“
of Intsrsst to the munch-1‘
Pupio'u! the Twin cum. .
_'l’IIs services at the booth Nor k
Conventions! church. yostsrdsy. e
of so ocpscislly interesting charm!
in the morning the pastor delirium
eloquent sermon on "The Possible 1’
of leiovm In the Christ," his text
front John rim”: HIM;
. my“...
I «In
works that. i do shall he do cleaned
greater works tbsn these shell he do. be.
cause i go onto the Father."
cvcnlng service Rev. John L. Millie. of
can Education society. mldrcssod lbs
lmllfil’ggdllotl an "The Problem in
Utah.“ ' lie gun a very comprehensive
and entertaining history of the rise and
growth of the Mormon fslth sud prsc
liens. presenting many now and sort
ling facts in connuction with tho sub—
ject. Ilr. Mode is a fluent and forcible
spenkwmnd his remarks created 910'
found interest. The artistic singing at
both services, of Mrs. Aura Parker Ken-
nedy. wbow wrvichI on lending
soprano have been uncured wuss very or
lractivc and helpful clement in 'Ihs
workof the choir. lira. (J. A. Knight
conduct-d the meeting of the Young
i’coplc‘siioclety of Ifiiristiun Endeavor.
The subject wast'ln what are we our
Brother's Keeper.“ and a special tempor-
Immx programme had been prepared. it
IIIInsistIIIl of midi-cams, spIIcinl music by
the IIrolieaim. II selection by n qutsrlcw:
composed of lira. N. r1, Campbell, lint.
Edward Smith. W. J. Leland IlnIl \an-
hwe i'IInzclI: solo by Mr. Luloml and a
recitation, “The Two iIIIIIIIIIII." by Miss
Ethel Keep.
if you must. to hunt good smoking sud
efljl)“ l'IIIII singing. just plot) to attend
tllotclnpcrntltiv flll't' ting zit llw Baptist
church to murmw I-vI-niug Editor A.
ll, Lincoln, of Tim NI-w England lllllll‘.
will Ill'lli‘l’i' an :IIlIlrcrrI on "Thu l'wwl‘lt
Crisis and How to Mt‘l‘l II " 'l‘hI- {muons
Nl‘llrci‘fikfl sIugI-rs. Mr. and Mrs. t‘. i'.
llIIvIIriIig». ilfin' been changed to sum.
Those rumors linvc bI-I-II utlmvting large
and IIntlnIIIu-tm allJi-Inl'm III manual Illi-
frronl vItulI-s. This is A rim: opportunity
unearthem, .lir l..'_int..)ln is nlrmlly
known to the people of .8 mt“ . ‘I'IIrnuliI.
and they will be glad to hour him II in,
TiIthIIth will be open at 7 odoolt.
singing will begin nl 7130 I‘IInIrI curly
so in to act 9 good sent.
The incrcusing liliN’l'si b." fi‘il'i’uiill’ll
II continuity-n of tilt: spool.” tin-clingy III
the South Norwuli; liziptict I'lIIIIolI
this “III-it. liwtitwgc mil in;
hold ‘IVIIIlIIII,..lIIy IIIIIl 'l‘lIIIIrIldy
owning», and will l'IIlHlnl I.f Ill’t‘,lf'illll¢lI
prnyI-r. prIIi-III on i Iranian}.
The church (“Illlnllliv I' will III,- III III Mn
from (11” to 233'}. 'l‘lIIIrrIJIIy I'tf'lllnfil. h:
mix-t pcrmns Iiwirmg t I J‘IIII III-I I bun-b.
Meetings mil In: bold in ”il' .‘ioIIII
.Vnrwnlk MI-tliolist church l'h'l’y night
this wwk, I scupt Saturday. ‘i'lne IIII I‘l'
mg tonight will be ill thIIIIIItIIIIIIIIII
poIIpIII'II pruiw III-vaIrII,
svrviw
Til" fiile-rmint' Slr'tlIIIIlI-Il l‘illl!"ii lull
ti rIIVIIIIl. ymII'rIlay, winch mu allAInd-
III} byn largo pIIrIy from that WIN-III
Tlu‘st‘vvir'm begun II' “’1'?" II III aizl
I-IIIIlirIIIIIIl until 3:30 p, III
.\ rip-vial IIIIiIIII prIIyIII fl‘l'HI - mil l..I
lII-iIl in thc clIIIle of “II‘ Norm-lb (on
gregnlioonl t'lnirle, Tuesday night. The
InpiI' Will in) "”Iif'WlVlt-I llII- iii-Mun- IIf
tiIIII'u “Innings,"
.\lIbII Nona/silt lintIIIt church t'Izs
Wonk, IIIIrIIII'~-s wdl lw lIIIiIi ‘l'IIIImlIIy.
Wednesday, Thurwisy and Friday nights.
(hum ’I'Is’lor In a "unclutur.
.lfI', f'hfifur. ”no of lilo Uniltiullho
lou- Iicncvul Taylor. which lmshurdly
received the rscognlmtion it ought. Inna
hlszibidlng fIIitlI inrioulb Nurwslk sod
its fIIiImI. III» shown by his IIsIIIIIIIIIII InI
vsstmIInts in city msl minim .is the
result of his belief IIIIIny building» worn
"'9ch which furnished rmptnyrmnt
while In course of construction, uni
It blob lIIIvI- slim- been bin-II of induszry
or boon-II. Time may not be anything
gram! or heroic in buying hind sod build-
ing from or hour-III thereon. but. aft-3f
all is it not cornmcndsblci "II who
plants s Irrc (If roclsimssdmvt in r.
gerlIIti II bcnefuctorof Ibo bumnn rim
sod msy not con who built sud risotto
that men not bi work smi live calm his
just mml o praise: i'I-oplu wonder Ivhyw
"well does not gormv tutor. sod then
may i row their mutiny into the hopper
of some Ksnsss mortgage will. or II
buys into the Wall slrwtwblrlpool.
lionlb Nmaslk ll whst site is, us duo in
nortlgbi dsfirss recto Ilia willingocsi II!
(loom! 'l'sy Ir to intro! his money st
borne. whom it was not uni tut”, hut
appreciating awry Iisy line It rush in
II timing loony mmmtmu, and slum
this imlum III IIIeorrsI 1’» r s cum at
usefulness in csrcfolly c the hos
thst lbs comment: in» nominal will
in all thi- more km y Mt. ll.
mm of condolence.
Mn meeting; of lfhsptI-r 2.234, Ep-
worth tongue. of tinI rimuh lions“
firthodistchumb, is» Friday. the fol.
lowing lsiter of condolence our dircotod
mbesrm to Miss Aortic llhhop by s
committee compound of”. It, Stiller soul
M. D. Randall
We ssmmbmoitiwl’pumlmoc
mblnmwyooouvwm mow
thy III this time ofyuor burr-mt
sauna” limited Iv
upy sud w you
is
Maumnyzmfl
M.IINMN rude
”baubl-
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“‘ i infirm...
unto yod. He that bellevstb on amino
A! the
turnout, fii‘lfl "secretary" of the ‘Amsrlr
AND HATTERS,
THE PROFITS OF POLICY
ANGIID 9MP 'II'I’BR'I‘ZLII‘S NONE .
Isrusmso mus i
I
VIII-lied airport-lily for Juggling rig-3
am so it» as Is: who "sol: in.
“no will not loco-ml lull-lilo; Gums.
Hundreds of dollars are “laundered
every week, it lsssscrted. by the Nor
walk policy players. many of them poo
pie whoesn ill siford tospond s penny
except. for the bare necessities of life.
“time Rbiuoid. on old policy erwr‘
sud player. has been writing some things
that may interest those maple. as well
on those who are not‘ familiar with the
game. [no but." to the. Bridgeport
Union he says:
are ollwubthc writer. and mom than
that, it is fl game where the opportunities
of the writer to secure unfair sdvsntagIII-I
notvnccurring under the law of chance
um unlimited. Day after day the local
writers may putImIt sllpn identical with
those put out from the central gamII. but
when the tiny arrives that the percentage
ngsinnt them is unduly great they bars
but to juggle the numbers.
"The claim made thst the, numbers on
the slips are drawn from II wheel, is only
applicable to the Lottery called the
‘l'rsulrfurt'nnd even this lid-culled draw.-
lug hIIII considerablcsccrccy about it. In
so for that only certain initiated persons
mu allowed in be present, and the gen-
ernl public are excluded. In t'ovington.
Hy , when! the chitin is qudo that the
‘KIIntucky' is drawn. no drawing has
taken place. if i remember right, since
ldtlfl; as for the ‘ileury.‘ its blrthphice is
in Jersey. where. in reality, the whole
slip or we gut It in New York and Iron-
mqneutiy hero. is Inunufnclured. The
slips, IIII they um culled, arc nothing
IIIIIrII of km than II compiled nIIuortmIInt.
of numbers. tired with the intention of
«muting the men VWllIl hack the gum»
from unncccssnry loss, for which every
Ivlllt’i' running in llII- jurisdiction of the
Innin IIIliI'II llillrit pnyn stipulated <IIm
monthly.
"WI-Inflculicur uf largo prizes lining
won, in New York, whenever “k'
genie gals slack. specisl agents are sIIIIt
around with Instructions “inst toplny.
and non consequence hit~ of $3.0.“ or
oven 921W“ are made. but thI grin IhII
Inoncy” Nobody. in L'Hil' «If
‘hits' the writers IIIII'IIr pay out. but it?“
Instrurtml to ruler tlIII suppmcd winuI r
III thI IIIIIIIIItIicIIIInd IhIt H the lust
inninl of ii. (III for on the II [lift is I'illi’
lJt’I’fll‘ii. 'I‘IIIIIIII big ‘llltn' lirl‘ nothing
More or 1mm than big ‘iIlIIIl'II.‘
"llIlelIIIy work it in liriIlgIIpIIrt III
and! known. All big ‘lI‘Il-I‘ ilt‘i’t‘ Im-
mode by min.- Ulll'tln tiII- lilFiiiI‘ Andy
l'IIrrI-ll IIr t'harlco KIIllcy seem to be the
only lucky persona lIIIrIIulIout. in South
Nurwnlk. John Smith ulwuys strikes the
Mulnr will Ilrnit- illiltll‘ly l‘lh‘l‘. How
does that lIIIppIIII‘r
"i will tell you how it happened with
I” in New \‘ork, and Inn to one it i-I IlII‘I
sumo hero.
"As Mllllllkilli‘. slips IierI- tlxIIl up.
we from our small olilccs. quulIl enter
on our buulill fictitious gigs. horses, cross
horses. cross cantulI-I. or cross and
slruigbl cupitul Nilldil'li and nuirk them
up, for from $17.” (I. I'It'nitl winnings, If
[him on} b..ly gruntblcs litmlilfit‘ he
fll'Vt'l' III-tn anything, Wt'. with ll urcul
flourish. would show him that somebody
IIIIIIIII m sud so much. and too poor fool.
summing it to be reuily so. kept on piny-
ing until ho some Iin not his eyes open.
or went IlI-Iul broke. AII u gcncml l‘liil'
they kept on until they got. broke.
“This samu trick in resorted to whom a
lot of 'ililyt‘l'il follow tho IIIImo combina-
tinu for IleInoncy. 80 long a» they
play it it don't IIIIItI-riIIlIIoI. but Will‘l‘l
they act tired and turnlhcirutteotion
to other numbers the main oilchI lillIIWll
those first. pinycd tosppcsr and to stop
oil grumbling. down go the number-I on
the book for n 0600 or WI" ‘hit' and thoI
plsyers urn told tint If they had only
kept on playing it they mmhl iIIIrII now
than IIbiIr to min in lhII bundle.
"To any NM" who may believe tbst
policy is 9 fair. IIIIIIIIIII'I.I or no boom
fly to ‘gsmbic; IIvIIn [M them» things go.
lhsvo only loony that be Is sadly and
woefully mistaken. i once wroto policy
for nineteen months in New York and l
lino III-en enough of the gsmc' In all
Ipsrts of the country to stomp It swindle
pure sod simple. and to know its power
for evil. in dsbsuching children; in msk
in; it. rotation forget. homo. fondly,
friends. Immortal cotitfortmll that men
hold door, solely because ovary cent
must go to policy.
“l"orrmlnclIy ‘hil‘ the 'polioy mend
comamnosthommi dribbling drains
upon his Ineoms.snd lrva-isthc some
rosd with the IirunlIsrd to II mtipcr's
grsvs.
”As policy Is in New York so policy is
its other pliers. crooin-d in one plum.
crooked insll plum."
ii iii: 'Vi’vvltillillt‘iittf
flows Isml “MI," ”l. ”I!
hurl“.
Caleb Wood is piloting his residence
enthusiastic tbs Isles! snIl highs»:
style of tint on. ,
in. Alice filmy, of Newton. in
studio!" lunch” with Mrs. 1‘. ii.
“Muir-r: strut.
iii-s metro tactics «mind it“
WWN‘MM Avenue
emu”
«Inch ill);
in East
“Policy III II gsmc in which the profits ‘
“Mm.”
lowest prices, compare.
min 1;,an , .
This week we oii'oi In this department 1 lot 980
sis ting of fine White Skills, Gowns, Chemises, Corset Covers and
No matter what conditions arise
Du Iwors, at 5? Io the, garment
thetoi lS no probability that IInIloI wear of this quality, will ever. be
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
”.WMMW
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lower: IIIoIo likely to be higher.
NIGHT GGBESAT
NIGHT ROGES
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SKIRTS Finn muslin. deep cnmhric ruffle, hoinstitchcd, heading of line tucks.
Fine muslin. yoke of
liambuurg
itinII muslin. yoke of ilambur
It will Pay ion as we want in Chan out Icicle in
CO , STOCK BROS., MEN’ 8 FURNIEHERS-
MuSlin Underwear
It yo’uvc any doubt where bi
Noto
ghost qualities are yoked to
the muslin, the making, the trial
.I
how the
Lad Ies’Und‘erwear.
iii 59C I‘II‘Iii.
g edging insertiou and tucks, neck and
alcoves finished with neat embrmdery.
\ shaped Iokes. finished With deep
tucks
blood muslin, yoke of lit! tucks. large sleeves and deep collar finished with
fancy cambric edge.
cmbrmdery. insertion and eight
' .
ice t age ogogcoo.
nderWear, con--
1
i.
In tucks, neck. sleeves and yoke trimmed with fine
SKIRTS Fine muslin, IlIII-p ilounco of IIIIIoroidcry with heading of four tucks.
SKIRTS Vino I-Iimbriz'. with IlIIcp mill 3 of cumbric with wide obcnwork insertion.
GGGSET GGVER
GGRSET COVERS
burg inscrtion
\IIry tinII (Limbflfl,
with baby ribbon and lino i'
mbroidcly.
Film] I..IIII.IIIlulI- ( a‘nIbI-ic \ IIIII sir. finished with double row of fine Ham-
low neck. shirrcd front of India lawn finished
None of the Above Worth less Than 750 and from that up “15”)“.
A,” 596 III".
TELEPHONE CA
LL. 57-4.
NGGWMK GGSTGN STGHE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk.
THEODORE 0L8
A Special Salt
'1
8| Washington Street, South Norwalk, Bonn.
.90 m...
to March l5lll.
{It ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes. 38? Pairs
of Ladies’ Turn Shoes Worth, $4.50 with oer Pair.
BIGGEST BARGAIN 0N EARTH.
400
pulls
THE ABOVE I
8 THE
III Loinisbury, Mathewson Iii Co’s Fine Ladies’
Shoes IIInIlII l'III I lingo stoic on lltoudway, N cw York
that failed just bIIi'oIII the goods woto shipped.
City,
LoIItIslIIIlI Mathewson I\' (' 0. suyzn
lotol Ladies Shoos I: m in) nod out oi Olll factory.” 1 therefore
boIIIrlIt them. and for till days will oil‘oI them at half mice, as
lollou ‘4'
23nd poll's Ladies' button and lace, welt, pot. tip, worth 85.0mm $2.5”.
loo pairs ladics’ button, Well, pct. tip, worth. shot), at $2.25.
"This is positively the finest
IIII‘I pairs Ladlcs' button, (i. ii. lip. worths'l. {In at 02.00
Also lillfltllt' or lot from Parker, Holmes N (‘o., as follows
loopoirs bmllcs' Well, worth who at 0mm.
itlfi pairs lodics‘ pot. tip, worth 3.50, at 2.00.
film pairs ladies} sample Uxfords, sizos 25 to Iii.
worth 2. til) at. 1. III
‘ i
lfiI'I point Ludies’ Satin (infants or l‘ifllltltllii. all colors. sizes 2‘. to II. worth :3. no for I III.
200 pairs Men’siiinc show, at I. no
:00 pairs Men II liluchors, worth 2.00 III. 1.2:».
'lOl'l pairs Men's Goodyear Welt Double Sole. worth :I.IIII at 2.0“.
ton pairs Men’s Police Shoes. worth 2.
«III. III mm.
I go you...
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TH EO H OLSEN,
South Norwalk
Wsnilusilrmmmm.
Norwalk Chronicler