WWAMG I‘ll! A. Gm ATMOI.
roam-sand Furious In An lisp-M
honours! In the Coke Rom I‘d-y“
the D‘s-ink Company's Wacky—troops In
Alabama Ready For Butters.
minorities in; a... metro; since the
- Nine otrtlie militiamen-u low
from: Bill: or mum” dock has 5%
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Soiltliooit ' White Globe
O N l0 N S E E D
A few pounds of prime seed left at
Hanioid’s Floral
souwsu. cons.
"This is the last chance to purchase—
fresh stock of white onion seed this
spring. ‘
mill 8m
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«other "uh mo 6
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Can be consulted at her onion.
it! Broad St, Bridgeport. Bonn,
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m’l’he Doctor is a regularp lclan. sand for
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WOMEN a spec alts. Ladies Iestiffering
angrdmicuit Imoirecl out to the sex can
wmit Guiifo lntheetrlctestconfldence.
the assurance of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern and medicine. Home care
furnished (orI confinement cases. 'l‘crins mod- '
crate. All letters promptly repilodto . in-
closestainp. not!
The Porta Stone
makes the best Artificial Sidewalks an Read-
ways. Artificial Stone. Work of German Port
land Cement.
GEiiAIlS MADE WAlEll PliiillF
and warranted form years. Orders solicited
and eettmatm furnished by
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lie. 6 Bellies Place. lloriisili.
So ”morCounecticutanepot «4 Green-
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Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapss’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
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iiiiioio iioo.
scorn ironwm
been such excitement as is developing in
this region, particularly in the Fayette
county section. The introduction of out-
elders to take the places of the striking
coke workers has been commenced.
The strikers, especially the Slave and
Poles. are simply furious. They were,
startled and on by the actual appear-
ance of an adv ce guard of imported
workmen. consisting of two car-loads of
strange foreigners, who have been run into
the Morewond plant of the H. C. Frlck
Coke company. They areengagod to go to
7 work at the old rates, and most of them
are reported as inexperienced men. There
were 100 men in the company.
it isgencraliy believed that hurried prep-
arations are being made for an attack in
such force that the demties on guard will
be swept away in case the new men really
try to o to work. The situation is alarm.
WONG men are expected at _ Scott-
daie, and it is not probable that the lead-
ers ‘wiil‘ be able to keep them within
bounds when strangers are taking the
bread out of their mouths and money out
of their pockets.
Soft Coal Famine In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May ll.—-A large consumer
of bituminous coal in this city offered ti600
for 100 tons of the fuel, but could not get
it. There is no soft coal here for sale save
small lots at retail. The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad controls the supply and is
holding it all for its own uses save what it
permits steamers to have, so that they
may not cease running.
Dispatches from Cumberland and Frost
burg today give accounts of several meet-
ings held, and the indications all are fri-
vorable for a return to work on the part of
the miners. The organizers have failed at
nearly every turn as yet, but. more meet-
ings will be held before a final decision is
reached. __
Arson and Assault by Strikers.
CLEAN-WELD, Pa. , May ll -Three tene'
mcnt houses belonging to the W'. H. Wigh—
ton Mining company at Morrisdsle were
burned, and it is asserted that the strikers
set them on fire. William Dungan of 0s-
ceola, a labor agitator and one of the or
ganizers in the miners’ association at
tacked William Wighton. a mine owner,
and beat him severely. The cause leading
up to the aflair cannot be learned. but it
is thought that it grew out of the strike
Sheriff Cordon has sent out six deputies to
n etch the property of the company
Alabama situation Serious.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May lie-The strike
situation is perhaps more grsVe today than
i any previous day since it was inaugu-
rated. 'l‘he troops ordered toreport at their
arniorlea are again under similar orders.
It is reported that a mob of strikers near
Pratt City attempted to wreck a number
of coal cars and were only prevented from
accomplishing their endeavors by shots
from the guards near by. A number of
shots were exchanged.
Noland All the Son Coal.
PHILADELPHIA. May li.——’i'he Pennsylva-
nia Railroad company yesterday seized all
the coal at Greenwich and refused until
after the strike now pending in the mines
throughout the Cloarfleld district is ended
to ship any more coal from those piers.
This action on the part of the railroad
company, which is made necessary to pre-
vent their being affected by the probable
coal famine. will seriously cripple ship—
ping interests here.
Rifles Cooled ’l‘heir Enthusiasm.
(rammimos, 0.. May il.--«.~leventy—tive
coal miners. headed by a drum corps from
Mineral Point. marched into Malvern to
drive miners from the mines. The mayor,
marshal and deputies met the strikers.
Sixty winchesters in the hands of deter-
mined nien awaited any assault upon the
mines. After a caucus the stri kers headed
homeward.
German Warships Sent to flames.
Bnnux. May il.—~'l‘he German warships
which are now in Brazilian waters have
been ordered to proceed to Samoa. Some
of the Berlin papers suggest that the five
vessels and 700 men thus sent will be iua
sufficient to disarm the natives and urge
that other vessels be sent. with troops.
l'onr of a l'amlly Drowned.
iiiT‘ru ilmK May it. ~Joiin Poncho
prosperous farmer with his wife and five
children. attempted to ford Strawberry
river near iisrrrn forks. The team has nine
unmanageable in inidstreani and ran into
deep water. Mrs. Porter and three or the
children Were drowned.
. The Priscilla a Filer.
Niiwmiitr, if. L. May il.-'i'ho- new
steamer Priscilla of the Fall ilinr lino. arr
rived here on her special armed trip, hav-
ing made the fill) miles from New York
in the unprecedented time of or hours and
5 minutes ., _. . . g _
Victim of the Elliott".
ROCHESTER. May il.-—'l‘he body of Thom.
us U'Rourke. a laborer. was found in the
Erie canal. The autopsy i'i‘i'l‘nlttll the fact
that he had been stabbed in the neck. prev
snmubly a iih a stiletto.
'len Years tor a Brute.
Bunion-our. Conn. May it «Michael
llenneseey convicted of manslaughter,
was sentenced to 10 years in prim lie
burned his wife to death in New Milford
six months ago.
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accept“): to Ilse Willard.
manor. May li.»Lsdy Somerset pre-
sided at a crowded farewell meeting of
the Women's Temperance association at
Queen' s hall to Miss Frances Willard.
W
Neal‘s-o Ills W
Kansas Cm. May il.--Nrs.1.ease has
recovered from tksrsoent films-which do-
taiusd herat KansuCity and gee-anon
her duties as assai-
ltoiioo looted I‘d lander.
for the W'
Lueaslo wsshansed mu
companion. Mia std/mull isstyeor
Castro-o loll M .
Null Yasmfl ayiir-Gnsrdou Ballet
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Valium. Cots... and at the Gil-er ’
who undies her mm and
buccofietWM weeks.”
haredm that Milton-do!
*wwrfl nisht be brought her some
”Daarmel That looks serious. Holmes
her. Are you sure of it?" .
“I now hint em her the sure. and she put
it in an mouth ‘
”Oh, that’s all right. if she sat there
and chewed gum, she doesn’t love him. "
Good News.
-_. Mg...” .3» L...
“Bullet! for!
lgujgf;
~Llfe.
l’rollcs of the Mind.
‘l’he terms ”cold cash” and ”a cool mil-
lion" are often supposed to have come into
the languare with the modern lceman.~ -,
Philadelphia Times. l
Chappir-lleah me. I find I must take,
some kind of vigorous exercise to bu'rid up
my muscle. Miss Carver—i know just. the
thing. Let- me teach you this new one
braids-ivy stitcli.-Uhimuo inter ()ceau. a
Harvey Lawton says that in baby is “ai
new wave on the ocean of life. " Mrs. Law
ton perhaps thinks that a fresh squall
would expressitliettrr ~liorncd l-lagicUp-
tic.
A relic of a lost race-«thr- empty pocket- l
books—Boston Bulletin.
A well known colonial judge, who is an :
Irishman. recently told a witness who was 1
somewhat verbose in his answers to “hold ‘
his tongue and give his evidence cicariy."«
Tit-Bits.
Oddly enough, the bumeliest of old maids
are generally girls who were matchlma in
their youth.~—Buflalo Courier.
The man who is too fond of his ante usu
ally makes the ampmintance of his uncle -
Texas Siftings ‘
Acitizcn ot‘ hoorgiu has in his keeping
two eggsaoiii to be toyears old. Here’s til)
that says those eggs can’t be beat.~Arkun-
saw Traveler.
“Always get in the first blow." says a
writer. I’i-opiewbo live in districts where
cyclones flourish should paste this in their
hate—Texas Siftingu.
The small boy with the seat of his trou-
sers torn is not a landlord but he frequent l
, ly raises the rent by standing on his head
—-i)ansvilir Breeze. i
in spite of his earnest ptfortsto gain their
confidence Professor Garner is hardly on
speaking terms with the monkeys yet,-
Chlcago Tribune.
The leaving trees announce the coming
summer. - l .owrii f'uurirr.
The latest bomb explosion in Paris killed .
a poet. his is lit'fltfl'. ~(' hicago Dispatch.
Squildig 'l‘iie piuim next door makes me
swear awry time i hear it played. Mo.
Swiiiigcn~-'i'bnt‘s odd. it's an upright.
plenum-Pillsbury: f7iimriiclr.
When a man is locked up for being full. it
seems proper [lull his friends should want. 7
to ball him out Philadelphia Record
It is the man in the poker game who our .
ties things with a_ high band. “Puck i
"'i'or onu iiii going to have my own i
”weigh." she said luiisln- stopped on the scale
and dcpositui ii pi imy In the slot. ——A rkun
new “'lruwler
This is the sermon of the year when the l
awning maker begins in put the remainder .
of mankind to iln- sliudi liuiialof.’ mirirr.
Y on can learn from any three singers in
a church quarts-f. just what the trouble ‘!
with the fourth singer in the quartet is.—
' Somrrv'ille Journal.
The Spot uu lwl Girl —— Have you read;
“Ships That Pass in the Night? The’ Air
burn Haired Girl 7 No. What kind are l
they ncourtsiiipst lmliauapolis Journal. ;
The l" ngiirii language is the only tongue
in which it is proper to declare that one is
enjoying very poor health ~ Galveston
News.
When a mun is \scciriated he usuallyi
sees the point "W est i nion f .azrtt :
lie—Have you ever noticed what simple .
tastes Mrs. Allussii has? She—Goodness.
yea! i met her husband today, A» inter
Ocean.
“Fweddy looks awfully distrait and ab
strocted these days." "Yes; some one told
him that the pink shirt would not be worn
this spring} ——f'iiicugo Record.
No ”1‘ rinse-tome” In Auburn.
Hurry Dayton was a widow" until a few
weeks ago. when he married a Jersey wide
ow. llischiidrrn had been living in Au-
burn. and be naturally brought them to
this city upon his marriage. The morning
after his son's arrival in the course of con-
verantion ”any used the word “conscience."
“What's couscieiice’" asked the little
follow.
The fond prirrui. assumed a knowing look
and replied slowly, with great feeling:
“Conscience, my boy? Why. that's a
gift from God which tells us when we do
anything wrong."
”Hum," commented the little fellow
thoughtfully. "wedon't have that in Au-
burn."-—New York World.
livery t'lnbomrnan Wants on "titre.
Mr. serous (mailing the prospmtus of the
Ladies' Mental improvement club, to which
his wife twinngein’i’weuty vice presidents?
Why. you're only not a total membership
of 28!
Mrs. Sarcwk'es. But you see there
weren’t. enough of the other ofllcestogn
’around.-Chicago Record.
An Innocent lid.
Mother—Come, Willie. and say your
yer-s.
wIgliillicv-l guess I hadn't better tonight.
Ionics—Why. what do you meant
Willie—Well, since papa-old he wouldn't
alvemesblcyele. i haven’t felt in the proper
frame of mind. -—l)etrolt Free Praia.
At the Top.
W ~llss your son been successful
sud left my
lam—f. should say so. lie has just
accretion to pitch this seasrm with
baseball turn. -Brooitiyn Paulo.
. lastly leased.
WA noted WnnMAW.
“flu boys have no reverence.
Wises he never saws Mont
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News
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ROMA ”RAISES.
line and Swansea. 5c saddle doses.
illE Mil Still PlilAlflES
Still coins. Third and last lot now on. Buy
while you have a chance.
llibhlei’illomstook
ii Ifll‘fli IAII STIEET.
DELICIOUS?
Sparkling and healthlul. Enioyed by the
whole iamiiy No other root beer ex-
ract equals Williams‘ in strength and 5
purity. One bottle of extract makes 5 .
gallons The great temperance drink. ‘
This is nut: nly "just as good"
as others but [or bill”. One I”
lri: ii Will ‘iippfln this claim
III..- I Cut-Iow- IMM CI.
You
Clean
House
This
Spring ?
Nothing so nice as Ll’flRISB
; for general house! leaning. For
sale by all gamer-n, '
Lowell’s Poems.
Vicar of Wakefield.
losses from an old Manse.
' st Woman.
revels.
Woman A
lice-rhea. lies
The Sontine Will sell the
lowing books, With comm
10 Cents
Children’s Bible Picture book.
Black Beauty.
Robinson Crusoe.
Privateersman.
False Vow.
Robert Eismere.
Ed. Seniors, the lactective.
xford.
As' in a Lookin
Tom Brown at
Pilgrim’ 3 Progress.
Esop’ s Fables.
Whittier-'3 Poems.
Arabian Nights.
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The best wagon for the iemt money. J ustfirnved Pork T
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list Air Hating.
Plaasom amuse furnished for “lg—i
hotwatsrateamovhotoirheoting.
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PRICE. 75 etc.
ASK FOR——
BillinlS $3. 00 SilflE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the '
Best Material Is Used. Combining Durability and Style
flaking it the best 03. 00 Seamless Shoe“ in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
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PRESERVE YOUR HAIR.
This can be done, as has been fully demonstrated by
testimonials printed here week after week.
MISS ilflill’l Hill Till.
is NO EXPERIMENT.
It is a Sore Heir Frontier
and pliestorer.
FOR SALE AT
LAUDER’S BLOCK. ,
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Last of the Mohicans.
sRepository,
? Corner Madison and Franklin Streets, South Norwalk. second
fland Wagons of all kinds. Repairing a specialty.
. __..- for and delivered free of charge.
Work called
PRICE. 75 ct!-
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