m on solid term With Mggwrlnl
MW _ . M day.
three or no: yes “Mitten she
aw her into, but to‘lointlle
6% The; Emperor made
Manon» mitten to. this resolve,
mm «summonses
t l
tel-nit output
:hd hangar... mm m . , ._ ,. V‘
male. and t l Mini is ‘ . 1m“ ,
needle in the billidlil‘tlf hay.
or as more. than the doll: a“, W depends on the cmditlon or the new
Inglorify of Will-ll" il’nprcasloua. . » born child. Often a stay of one or two
. Parl- loam
or scuba millet-flew
.0: course. tile duration or the irony ;
however, do not substantiate this that meat, .li' '0 ll M! be filled. emit“!
‘ Ulster ilriudt‘odof Dunbar. has on
the meter of E P. W - .
- gThe lenoein front otihe residence of
W. 1". Bryant. in East avenue, has been
removed
,;‘ latter Carrier Nickerson.
‘ of Spring Hill. continues seriously ill.
WilliamCavnnaah and Walter Jen-
nings wheem to Bridgeport. yesterday
afternoon. .
' .13th Jack and his trusty um-
: Walla repairing outfit were in Nor-
wnlk yesterday. - f.
' llr. and Airs. '1‘. J. Helicon, Jr.. yet
terday oclebrsted the twenty-filth anni-
versary at their marriage.
(A large coal bin will be erected at the
station of the Kuwait and South Nero
walk Electric Light campany.
3.3. Smith is making preparations
to move into the house recently vacated ‘
nun. ' _
.Ofliosr John H. Kenncy. of the Nor-
vl'alk force. is on the sick list. Special
Oliicer Thomas Hunt is substituting for
by Mrs. Charles F. Osborn. in East ave-
Oontractor William Sheldon will
break ground tomorrow morning for the
macedarn along the Norwalk Tram way
company’s Westport avenue extension.
Benjamin W. Masher. for eighteen
months employed in E. P. Wood’s drug
store. has goneto Ansonia to work in
fiance's store.
'It is probable that confirmation at St.
Mary's church will take place on Sunday.
May 9th. The rites will be administered
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Tierney.
Richard Kelley. president of the Fifth
National bank. 0! New York. of which
Andrew Thompson.of West street. has
been cashier for many years. died Wed-
nesday.
Joshua A. Fessenden. a brother of
State Attorney Fessenden. was yester-
day nominated for postmaster at Stain.
ford by President McKinley. Bennett
0. Atwood has been selected for the
Watertown post-cilia».
The Yale bicycle squad. which has
won practicing at Bridgeport, in Seaside
Park. has been coached by Captain Eben-
ezer Hill. Jr. . one of the most expel ieuc-
ed riders in the state. The squad has
been working hard. but most of the
members are new men and it is dilllcolr
to accommodate them to the methods of
practical riding.
Beautiful colors. tints and shades and
rich etl'ects will be found in Dcclrer’s
stock of wall paper this spring. and at
such prices that on cannot alford to
leave on the old so led paper.
Bicycle bargainswpraTvoil at Beans
& Boyt's. They advertise a thorough- .
ly guaranteed up to-dste wheel. with all
‘97 requirements. for $38, and are re
calving many orders.
A final settlement of the cstaio of
George H. Waterbury. of Norwalk. who
died at the Soldiers’ Home in Newton.
has been made. The heirs. Samm-l and
John W. Waterbury and Mrs. E. Van
Tausll, each received #143.
Wheelmen are very much lllli'li‘lhd
this week in the east window of Divis‘
clothing store. Mr. Davis has just re-
ceMd a line .0, negligee shirts in
stripes and fancy patterns. wit ollars
and coils attached; which he ir murk-
sd at rapid moving prices.
The macadamizing of the Not-walk
'l‘ramway company's tracks in Wosrmrt
avenue will be communal in a few days.
The macadam will be placed between
the rails and eighteen inches outside the
rails. Stone from the town quarry will
be used. The work of rebuilding a re-
taining wall in front of the property of
William Newcomb is nearly completed.
A meeting of the mrporutors of the
3.“ Odd Follows‘ Homewlll be held
in New Milford on Tuesday evening.
lay Iii. livery lodge in the state is
notified to read one annihilate oorporulor.
Tlumeetinu of the board of manners
of thOdd Fellows‘ Home will be held
past floods at the Home in Umlon.
The tiraud Mine will inset in New hill.
feed on Wednesday. May Ill.
Union cattle have been issued to all
the mnhelecmpioyed in Beckerle «it (to 's
hat factory in ilanbnry. in three com
a lies of plan was impaled This is the
that step taken wwards meiotic the shop
s union macaw and meeting them the
at of the label tor which negotiations
we been poudlu for several weeks.
The finishers will like a the matter at
a meeting to be held in t in near future.
, Ina 0 tie and Hardware cluuiuuy
two was a one muuht an invoice nl'
tmty‘llvs timeout wheels in New
test. 'lhoyvlvre sold at the unplew
dented low price onto and Call. This
lost-now neared out and soother lot
is Med for daily. Edward White
windfall!“ deploy at the than is
thseapaeityoilteoud repair also. the
mum roll day sad at t with no
pair warmth mtlstaotto lp palms
onions. on... _
n. will wane! Monday alight and
romaine may have s
otwhst was WWII] to its
1.5th will t ill m. The
“anyhow w-
' a on y slum
- the u destruction 01
~ beds“, ‘ limiter with til
their the,
’qossiloe ill!
I
sandal
but the Duchess, sitter explaining that
lit-shad been In mway loomed. either
by her'bllliband or bill family. to take
the still. quietly put an end to the
discns‘sion by mbracinzihe faith of
her future subjects. . , " j ,
Since then the Wooden Sophia h
, on. were tiftaen modem- at the Wow» it utmost-r to her native cur.
Jim-lb station-house. last night. and her name is never even mentioned
‘ ‘ ‘ t . « ' V
Jellies ll. no". of East avenue. is “Emil: Eggfufizflmm afforded the
, ,3 one: his incl: at trout fishing today. » .
Kaiser the first opportunity to punish
l’rhiccse'iiophiu and her llllttllfllld.
was he who proposed that the Piraeus
be bloclrsuhul at once. The (frown
Primates of the llcllcucs hue llecolue
one of the most popular women of
Athena, where she loads all move-
ments to llt’lli‘llt woulunkind an aid
the poor. 0! ltllt‘ she has become the
puironoss of a society for the intro-
duction of a. new national dress. She
is also at. the head of an organization
for furnishing \vholcsouu- food to the
poor at cost price, and the poor school
children rcwivc free nmuulny meals
at her expense every day in the yrur.
whit-ago Tribune. '
GRAND OPERA IN BELGIUM.
Prim Ridiculously Loan—Two Perform-
ances for I Nickel.
of which it corrcamndcut of the Sinai.
col Fourier gives this amusing llt't‘illlnl:
The prices are low. ranging from
$1.25 down to ill mints. 0n Mondays
performances are given at half pricc.
which brings the cheapest seats down
to 5 cents. What would the imxboltL
era of the Metropolitan Opera House
say to opera at 5 cents? And you got
two operas at that. for they likc to give
you your umucy's \vonll llcl'c. I"\\'il‘
liaul 'l‘cll" and "Faust" are on to-uighi,
"(‘nrmcn" and “Trovutorc” to—m‘orrmv.
Wagner is not given at all. and other
German miluposcrs very seldom.
French or ltulinu opera is the ride.
Museum and Saint‘b‘uiius arc grout
favorites. The opera house is a lurin-
old‘ building. utterly devoid of ventilu~
tiou. if you wont to know what stalo
air is—guuruutccd genuine—sit through
a performance here. it is the sclf-
suluc ulr that the grand-parents of the
present Upton-goo breathed tiny
yours ago. it is then" to stay: it can‘t
get out. as there is no outlet for It.
To Bender lrun Weather-Prom.
Countless attempts have been lumb-
to deal with the rust problem in iron
structures. A new process has boo-ll
suggested which collslsls ill treating;
lin- iron with a solution of form-cyan-
ltlt‘. This forum it routing of cyanide
of iron that is fil‘fllt‘tl to be uniform
=ulul itupo-ruu able. and of such it unlim-
us in l‘n‘l't'llt‘vly lil‘ulm-l lhs- Iron is”
covered. The solution In. luixcd \vlili
iluxsm-ll varnish. to which has bcvn
ullllcil u lltllc turpentine or lwuzul. m
as to cause a wry Iloumgl-iu-ouu
eluulslou which can be applied \t'illl~
out dillb-uliy. ’l‘lu- cvuporutlou of illv
alcohol Icon-s tlu- Iluxm'cll varnish.
which forum it «out and pron-via tho
l-ynulllo of iron which in lleposilml
upon the metal. 'l‘hc iron rmuin-s no
propdrutiou for this lrmllllwill llr'ynilll
Trcmovlng uuy rust ill." uuly ulro-mly
,buvc boon fol'mcil. and which may llt‘
lull illil'k in admit of llw ill’llUll of tho-
lfa-rl‘o-cyalllhlc; From lmluslrhva ulul
ll'tlll.
I Terms-sun lawyers May Wee-p.
I The right of ('tiiillm'l in shod tours
boron- the jury was rcccntly llm'ltlml
by the Supt-cull- (‘ollri of 'l'olllu-mm.
lll his rolmlrks the judge said:
"It would uppvur lu lN' one of llit‘
natural rights of counsel which lm
Mlllilil- ol' ('llilnllltlllull cutllll Illlil'
away. it In corlulnly a matter of Hit-
lllxlumt personal privilege. Indeed. If
counsel buvc lt’lll'li nt mullllrllnl. It may
be wriouely illu-sIIouml whether It is
not Illa prurcxsloulll duty to MINI tlwui
\Vlll‘lli‘l't’l' proper lll'l-ilfllllil llrbu-N. tliill
the trio! judge would not feel will
stmluod lu Intern-re unless lIlcy lll‘t'
iuduluoll In In sun-b excess mo to ilu~
polio. mullet-rum or delay llli' business
before the t'tlill'l.""l"l'ttlll How and
mluluonl.
Fouulalu I'eus.
l-‘ollutuln polls are rather "lilo-r than
most people illumiuc. All bun: our. mi
1824 they were in use. for In that your
'l'llullilin .ll-lYl-I‘mll Mitt" ll mliiirlt‘lllll-o
.of thin wort. tried ii. and wrote in lit‘llc
1-qu Ilt‘l‘llili‘il Peyton. or "li'lllllllllll.
Ya. unhluu him lo not om- uf liwul. 'I'll»~
pen wee of uold tillil the hilt limit of
silver. lillil. ecmrdiuu lo .li-il'ersou'l. bib
tor. the IIIllliI‘i' was a Iiirhmoud \tilll‘ll
‘ropaIl-cr. lluuwd i'owml. The price. he
'lludl-rstmul. mm till. 'l'he Ilrst Maori“
can patent for It fountain pen mm
untamed lll Will. to one ltouplnae llydo.
lllill tho earlhmi Iiuullnb patent was It».
itilttil iwouiyolle years Imfuro." ill-Inn.
tine American.
"oiling Mild.
A lalto of boiling lilllil Iu'o illllvu lu
clroilmt'omum. crisis in the Island or
lilava near Halo. tissues of null. Iml
laud continually rise and full and huge
miti'lulmltlllee lllu- balloons oxphsb»
with WWII Illu- mule. at the rule of
three a minute.
M
feral-blag the ”sample.
otherslalot lileiehie who lull luv-u
: We: about normal taste to art '1“
‘ illhenertwam m
9. “Which rattan woolen? 'i‘hmo um
ll
"Who is that you“ Woolen lli'fll’ llw'
lt‘
Liege. Belgium, has a grand opera.
A areal sensation was created two
or three years ago. by the finding of
seven Banish exiles or prisoners who
had made their escape from Siberia.
They wore in an open boat in the Pa-
! citlc, and were taken to San Francisco.
where they [lemme the objects of pox»
ular committee-alien. as well as the text
for the denouncing of the Russian
methods of dealing with political of-
fcndcrll. .
'I‘he Californians. ever ready with
syulputlly. gave them clothes, and
found them work to do. it now up-
pcnrn that. during the interval that
has elapsed between their arrival in
Sun ll'rauclam and now. they have
every one bccn punished by the law
of the land. The last of the party hall
been sentenced to twenty years‘ “It.
prioomm-ut for burglary. while one of
his colnrndcs was hung for two murv
tiers which be had committed.
investigations which have been
made show that every one of those
men had been sent to Siberia for roll-
souu which would have carom] ‘Ililn a
corresponding period of exile from tho
haunts of his fellow-men. If not able»
luic deportation from the country. in
any other part of the world.
TALK THAT WAS NOT CHEAP.
Long-Distance Telephones Rather Ellie n’
sive Luxuries. ‘
A Rochester umnufuflurcr dropped
into n lcugdlistunce telephone. otllcu
yesterday 'oi’lcruo’ou and told tho
young woman in charge that he wished
to talk to New York. 'l‘horcumn he
was promptly mum-cm! and tittllu'o
proceeded to talk. llc talked quit» a
llttlcwhilc. Then he llull :lli ilfll'r-
thought and talked again. 'l‘lu-ll illi:
man in New York thought of sonic-
tllllig and the lilwlu-sicr luau tulhcll
some more. -0llt.illdc the booth two
men were pacing the flavor. one of
whom wished to have his 0:1qu bouts
lying in the slips ut Bull'alo painlcd.
and the other was anxious to reach
the bond of the great salt Industry of
Syracuse. 'l‘bcy paced with more or
loss pullout-c whilc the Rochester mull
talked. At last the door Ulll'nt‘ll and
the lulkcr i‘llit‘l‘lli‘ll.
“llow nun-ll do I owe?" llc asked of
the girl In l'llfil'L'l‘.
”.il'c you aware." slu- said. "that you
have. lli‘i'll in the booth for Mllllt'
limo?"
"lib. yes." he said. "i summin- your
n-nulnr charge for New York is. three
dollars and a bull?"
"Yes." alto shill ill a buslllrsa-llko
wuy. "tllrm- dollars and ilfiy cents for
live llllllllli‘l‘. Your bill in twenty-livi-
dollars and ninety willd."~~lllw|ll'slcr
llo'lllm'rfll and i'lmulh-lo.
‘Va all Your Eyeglasses.
Sll‘t'lllf'll'!‘ and oycuhlssvs are as
lulu-Ii bum-tiled by a bulb now and
thou us pcoplc rm». amid it Well known
upllt'lilll. ll ls'alruugo how many pm
plv thori- :lru- who think that their
glow-s only uw-d an occasional will.
log. Now. liu- filo-l is. glllfil‘t’li Mllllrc
ncluul bulbs. as fnnpe-uily us llm'll llll'
ordinary pcreuu. 'l‘lu- prim-mot is lia
simple as you wont in limbo It. My
plan. bowovcr. bl in min- the ulusmm
to a wash bowl and ulvc them a good
waking In \vzlriu wutur. 'l'llcu apply
soup fl'l't'll' and rub it off by the un-
of II soil tooth or null brush. After that
give them a polish it till any of the null
ul llmlli lmu‘ulere. flllll ”it'll clcuu llu-m
ulth tissue paper. which i» lllilt'll boi-
ler for tho purpmu- than channels skin
or uuylblul: clan that I know of.
’i'bo ordinary clcullsluu Isl all right
as for u» it mil-s. but It in Hall sutlll-Ii-lll.
.\lilll,\' pol-sou» Iluvo tlillll- nwut Injury
to Ilu-Ir cyos by neglecting to properly
l'lt'llll tlwlr oldest-s. l have bud u mull»
her or llltllt‘llln i’iillll' to un- with mul-
plnluls about who! they i‘fllli‘il gradual
diminution of thoIr sight. .tn clluuli-
untlou rovoulml the {not that It was
\vululcrfill that they mllllll ecu llI till.
foi- tlwlr ultimo-s were gillulllml over
and bad boon fourfully lit'ulin'lwl. .\
llltll- will) and water. to which ll low
drops of umlnolllu was added. dill llw
lumlueau. .
do ltntituiary in Error.
A fllumus nullnplury an enthusiast
Ill llu- scorch for lioluuu unliqulihm
wue trawling thmuuh l'lllullllul. \vlwu
Iw heard that on a certain Illli tin-re
one u silll- mllnl I'umur‘n Mlle.
"Just so." thought the ululipmry.
"Hllt'll a wool. uu-utimuul lli .tulouluuu.
Wit-tilt“ lii‘lIl’ how. and the traditional
lllllllt' of thin l‘ulllll'lllii ilw ill lin- uplll
loll limi tin-re was :1 clamp on this
spill,"
While he was sul’veyqu the lil‘lltillm'l
,. pmmull i'lililt' up whom the null
qllltt‘)‘ llllili'i-sllml: ~
"They call tbbl Caesar's mil». do they
not?"
"lies. ant," lililil the limo: ”Hwy
mils It on uric-r llt‘ll‘i' old llob l‘flttlfli‘.
lilo curls-liter. I helped him to make
It when I was a boy."
lush Oran maiden be relied.
llurillu the potty sessions at lbw».
tho other day. a umi nmollbi of laugh.
tor we» vullml by one of the cum.
low of the Jul-lieu of the beach ralli-
I'l' lmliumusly etclallnml:
"Let us liliVll ‘divcorutn' In the court."
All olilwr. a Hill native of the miller.
old Isle. melted at tilted to the door.
militia om:
"lllellsl'd 0min! lilohfll i'h'utnl"
4 it lees without saying that “do.
m” was edit m an is brief
m in mm , -
ll: tumour .. W
weeks in the lncbhstor will transform
ajnloribund mite into a healthy. kick-
ing child. and occasionally a baby re
mains the temporary tenant of his
glass mother from forty to fifty days.
Fortunately it is mmpurutlveiy easy
to see when the baby has had muuh
of the incubator. for When that is the
case. Instead of plat-idly sleeping away
the long hours. it turns frclful. cries.
and makes vigorous attempts to
stretch Its limbs.
Before the introduction of the baby
' Incubator titlper cent of the children
born at the Maternitc weighing less
than four pounds died within a few
hours or days of illclr birth: now,
lthanka-to the incubator, more than
' half that number are saved to become
active French ('Iilzvns.
The principle of the baby incubator
differs very little from that so long and
so suclwsfully. practlllcd In the incu-
bators used for hatching chickens.
Both consist of a case divided into two
compartments. of Which the lower one
contains the boiling water. which.
kt'lll at an oven temperature. warms
the "little stranger" lying above.
When the bully begins to kick and
throw its tiny arms the doctor takes
it out of its glues Filth! and puts It in
u crudlc. and In a few days it goes
home with its mother.
Alucricun doctors are getting so that
they think no more of n glass (also
baby than they do of a case of every-
day measles. Philip Armour. tho miI-
lhm‘dcllur baby of Clilcuuo, lived in
his incubator for ll long limo, and he's
I just about as healthy and livcly a lit-
tle follow as if he had boon born with-
out n penny to his nulull-.-~~Alllerio-nu
Women's Home Journal.
A Bicycle Mule for Two Thousand.
The bicycli- built for two created a
sensation not long aim. The bicycle
built for two tlnuisnud is the latest
novelty. It is to be the great ultrav-
tlou of the Paris exhibition of 1000.
and will be thc largest bicycle. ever
built. .
This monster illicol will be two
thousand times as large as all prdi»
uury bike, and mnmruciml alto-r lio-
uluuner of the Eiffel Tum-r. There
are to be two lurlrc villrnuvnsanw zit
illli‘ bottom of f'flt‘ll of its u‘lli-o-ls~»l-llt
I right thmugh the tires. Winding main
ways lcud from tho doors up lla- from
and back of each patrol through ”10
illlrwunl and rear H'illltllll’ilh’ lo lio-
ibuckbono of the “““ Mill-blue. Thchm-
spiral stops list-cull to the lifllltllt'dnll'
:liul saddle.
’l'hl- siuira nro- lighted throughout
by mullet-oils windows of quniui do.
sign. thripigli which a credit variety
of views you be ubilllucii no lllt' sight
sci-r mounts to the lop of tho strut“
lure.
'l'lll- Inwkimno of tilt! lull: hls'yl'll' will
contain a lurm-umirtlueut lulu-used as
:l lllllllllll'llllg'llll". ”no long lublo will
run down lllt' m-utrc through its cu-
lll'i‘ length. :II which six hundred pur-
mlls llluy bv N'iill'il I'tllllful‘lubll'.
I
u..-“ ~e...
A llnve Art.
An anecdote Illustrative of the dc-
voiml gallantry of lllc llutlvl- blue-d Ill~
lllllll ”chili-rs bus lwell told by till Ell-
ullull \l'l'lll'l‘ \\'lill who all I-yi-wviluru
ul' llw «In-d. In on calmlllluu against
a lrilu- of bill rublwi'a. u lltllc putty of
twoulyilvv mldicre gut llilu it Mark”
mic and were r-‘ilt‘l‘llilllllml by four
lino-u that number of the names.
They would have Iwcu lillill llilli‘ll In a
man if Ibi-y bull \‘t‘llllll'l‘il on u sortie.
Then it true Hill! a young ilmrklm
stoplwd forward and said In llli' will
our in mlllluuml:
“Hli’. I will Jump on top of the porn
pol. and the tummy will tire at me:
illl'll “0 shall be lllllt' to rush tlll till-Iii
bolero lllcy I'llli rclmld."
“I'rtifl' llw olllm-i‘ milltl n‘illollall'uic.
llli‘ thmrhbu upranu Ilium the poi-mud
and waved lilo award. In an instant
bulb-is by "W wore \vvro whistling
around him. lull. struuuo to say. he
was not illt. \t‘hou cvi-ry liilllil‘sl'i \t'iia
emptied. ho lcupcd from the parapet.
cryqu:
"Now. llli‘. i’Ollll' on!" llllil. bill will
rush-e following. Ibo I'Iivllly has
driven in a headlong rout.
A Menagerie I’imn.
'l‘ho lllltilfllllilvlli‘l'l‘ uwuuuorie farm
Ill Merci-ll county In pulling tin- "ulur
Ious climate of I‘lllll‘oruiu" In it new
and Inn-walnut use. my: llli' lulu ,Iv‘rnu.
l'lal'll .truuuuui. Ilu it will be mm on
usporluwul in tho bluwiluu or ole
pluluis. lllplmpoluull. lions. Hui-rs. llu
uni-l. ullguus. kllumumm and other lrop
ll'tll and exotic illllllllllts Itill‘llliitili'l'lll
mllllluoll demand for pummel-s of mill
llliloll. The design In In obtdlu lio-
conditions with“ ill t'vcry uol-l of not
null uml for exhibition. and the iii"
in‘htlt‘l’ lbiulte that he can i’ltlllt' nearer
to reuilllilllr the-o ammunition in i‘ull
Main Item unmlww «lac. Milli/mi or
the with.» t'ttlillll'litii from which lin-
unluulh- i'tillll'. who are acreslmul-d in
their ways. will be employed to look
after limit.
A Peculiar ”esters- imt.
Warren ii. Burton lllll will the Iiur
um lioow. IltlrIl-l. Win. for helium.
of which Mum was paid In cash and
the balance In littlllimt slnullw. tiu»
number twine MINI”. Tide Is pod».
ably one or the most moarhahb» Imel-
uml mummies: ever “Willi to "W
West. and Will call renewed attention
Iirieger’s Low Prices .
. . . - Always Keep Kriegers Busy.
The great number of customers seen in our Skirt and Suit
Department every day,,is conclusive‘evidence that we have
the goods the people want, and at prices they are willing
to pay. Our 3 ‘
‘ 4‘ I a . a a ,
New Spring Mllllnery!
blow on exhibition and salacmbraccs all the desirable and
the choicest styles tor women a wear. The stock must be
seen to be appreciated. ” ' '
H.-KRIEGER,
Store in Mahackemo Hotel block. .
Nowadays I
l
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America. by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended—
“Rivcrside” and “Royal”. Can be
found in gold, silver and gold filled
cases at '
1W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
“"“T—
Bargains in Bicycles
NEW AND SECOND-HAND!
LARGEST LINE 01"
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IN NORWALK.
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Dentin-i OM00.
Washingtonrdprll ‘ ‘{
council of the Anaemia
Labor has addressed! ‘
President McKinley and m
The prelude of the M
"Ilultltndea or our warm
American citizens-a t" till
suffering humiliating . “
countless privattons and look
for speedy relief. Last, M ,
promised helpful legislation. "
expect it from you without
delay. in no party spirit It
you to heed their wanta'and
ly meet this unparalleledsll
the true spirit of American .
"With industry half para!
stagnant. values delimited til!
en. with enterprises stifled "til. f
ductive power of labor MM.
our commerce listless on'tlio
immense resource: blighted." . .
hasten the return of benefit ‘
spire confidence and ' bring
comfort to the hotnes~of the
citizens who now seek Work add
in vain." ‘ ‘
The council asks the p —.
net and congress for the - .
the following measures: .
"First—Amendment to t
eight‘bour law. so as to secure u
ticai enforcement on all ,pnbll’
by or for the United State- to
mcnt. whether done by conflict.
contract or (laye' work. ‘
"Second—A remodeling of our
(ration laws so as to secure an en!
protection to Amcrlcm Cullen!
their families. ‘ ‘
"'l'hird.-—-Reform in the national W
in: system and in the [finance of
currency of the United Stated, so .
secure the people from the [Jo-lbw,“ r
and disasters of financial crises. ; , L '3 M
"Fourth—Liberal appropriation:
government public worlsa and for .
improvement of rivers and harbor...
In conclusion. the memorial stated;
improvement of rivers and harm.
"By the prompt adoption of thin rd!
lief measures at the hands of cost
we firmly believe some degree of ' 1 .
pcrity may be restored and ll. 2
ditlon of the people battered. ,.We
sure you the .miiiions are now, In
disposition to be (rifled with. my.
fast becoming desperate. and deep? _
their .mutterlngs of dipcontent. , .
deg-ire to realize some .of the p ‘ I
so freely promised on the .lhifllp‘
months ago." , :.
The memorial ls signed by chm“!
(tompers, P. J. McGuire. Jamel nug- ,
can. James O'Connell. M. M. Garland.
John B. Lennon and Frank Martinis» .
AN EVENTFUL sessmth. '
The Senate nu spirited Debates ea Ya.
rlunn Tommi—Bankruptcy Bill W,
Washington. April 23.l—-’l'he lie-Ii“! 1‘
the senate was one of the moat ev
fnl since congress assembled. It j -
ed with a proposition for an ,
expression of sympathy to the I
In their struggle with Turkey.
goon was nil-riled into a turbulent”
bate over the disorganized link of . L
senate. during which Sahalor W
characterized Speaker . Road as
"great white filibuster." Later in
session the Nelson bankruptcy bill
passed by the decisive vote of i. to '4; ‘
Mr. Allen of Nebraska offered a Mo _
lotion providing that the chief «seen» ,2
live express the sympathy of the AM- . ,
icon pcopletu lbegovernrnent of G
The senator declared that the p t
contest was one between Christianity
and paganism. At the request of It.
Davis. chairman of the committumq
foreign relations. the resolution I!!!”
fcrrml, Mr. Davis promising speed! o‘c-
non. '
The debate on senate committal
arouse-d Mr. Morgan to a speech 01 na-
uauai severity. lie spoke of ”(1ch-
ahips." of the uuimrdiuattun of public
business to politics. He character“
the condition of Inactiurl in the m
of l-oproscntativm as the ”molt m-
tic and unheard of filibuster" overfl-
li‘l’lllllt‘il. in conclusion. Hr. ,
said that the speaker.“ the p y
who had been known. all the “ C
while vaar." should be hereafter _.
an the "Bl‘t‘al while filibuster." I.
Another silrrina chapter to the
aubjwt Wile added by ur. Allfll. .
plummet! n ulmplele cessation of Is ,
bueluces except to consider not:
Hull bills until commiilm were I!“
'I'llt‘ resolution lead to another W
debate. in whlch Messrs. (BMW.
Hear and Mien paritcl'pa’led. 'l‘lu M9-
Iullou finally went om. ,
The bankruptcy bill, is passed. in the
substitute framed by ”r. Nelllm it!
Minnesota. The serum of this In -
lulu In llispllu‘lillt the «minorities
Will! a great surprise and swat
{minimum in the ludll'lll'y do . ,
whirl: had reported a mm "
blll kllill'i'll an the Torrey bill. ll.
renamed as a iwrmmal triumph at.
Nelson.
The Nelson bill. on Md. . -.
for voluntary and involuntary
rtiplt'y. but lin- theory of lie
was to free it from hard!!!“ Mid
ll of substantial broom to dam.
ct‘villlill‘l. .
ml the announcement of lite
of ltepresontaiivu "0le the
unliuurm-d as a matrix of PM
adjournment tun-lea until next 7 ‘
in “motive session the sum
armed lilo nomination of new
lows,“ to be minister to “await.
The lumen adopted a midi ..
the ruinllilt'lt‘liloli of the “It!“ ‘
mama to the iodine e ‘ .-~ ,
without "lemme to s m
llemoeraihdlessuslons “all
the surface. lir. halter and his .
era limited Will the William“ in
metabolic: after the will all“!
a modified so as not to sow W
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