m Thenunleriummw‘
II follow: mm iii. booth liar»
walk. ll; South identifier. 'l; JIM! .
our. 3; Weetnort. i: «Item 1.
Anton: the hotelier Indira new
enced Uolorndo Ind min-re.
in. the Australian and Atrium gold
lieida. A well than Stemiord moot-1
on] than. when: identity tor the poem"
out in lieu: Iecret. will nanometer the
le- - ‘ . 3
nut. mm. In new uAvnN.
Mantel: preached from
‘ ‘3' ‘Wm the enemy ahail
‘ Inuit the Ipirlt o! the
m9 I etude'rd Ignlnnt
It! ulllnliilllt I” II-
gill. "wan striking. vig-
, ’" by the one of Ieveral
,Ihowing how the
Mir oi carrying every-
‘ and modality beiore
“in this chapter we
. - . . oi iniquity acting
when lea. flooding the
nor-hip especially had
on 1 at! notionnl ruin. "
today in the Indie old
‘_ his munileatations are
, '- t. The iniquity may
”E not restricted. but u is
my, which. like a hood
m forth. and sometimes
He Told Odd Fellows About Hie Recent
Trip to Europe.
Congreeeman E. J. Bill. or Norwa‘ih.
delivered an “drew in Odd Fellows"
Hall. New Haven. Tuesday night, under
soclation. A large ,conipnny lietened
'with much enjoyment to the aneulter'e
recital oi his experiences and the re»
suit of his ob‘eervutlone while on his
recent vacation to Europe. Among
those present were: Congressman C. A
Russell and Congressman N. D. Sperry.
The addroae was reminiscent and N-
cuilnrly entertaining.
Mr. Hill told of some of the most
striking things he had noticed. among
them the large number of women who
work in the ilelds‘and in other menial
occupations usually followed by men
He said that he did not want to nee
such a condition in this country. lie
believed much of the curse of the we.
mun labor of Europe was due to the
vent standing armies made up largely
of young men who are taken from the
farms. He did not like to see women
at work in sewers lilteen or twenty
feet deep. on he had own them in some
of the cities or the old world.
There will one notable utterance that
was applauded; Mr. Hill alluded to the
cheap labor of Europe. and incidentally
to the eliort of last winter to more the
passage of a bill to restrict immigra-
tion to those who could read and write.
He had voted for the bill and it had
been vetoed. ‘
"But it will pass again this winter."
he added. “and this time it will not be
vetoed."
of the dillerent ways in
’ manifests itself today.
.. awed Sabbath dese-
nlid this city had much
fur. in spite of this
it that there has been
one the Sunday law
of. stores for busi—
day. Of course the“
. no la apparent. too
ve needed more than a
be. But the preacher
upon it at length. and
. and crime on openly
iltereture under the
‘of art lor arts unite
' could not. see the line
wan attempted on u
. between portrayal ot
. " g omen for their own
rile ‘1 e. The influence
in either cane upon most
‘ may come in through
It money. Even durlna
him many have made
,y are constantly be—
abeorbed in the ellort
trauma that they have
nothing else. And. ”Just
the deeire for wealth
9.0111 men. imt in no
enemy come in. Not
have loat' their eplrv
.. have been noted for
All! have made money~
" . to their spiritual
in real and
CAPTAIN MASTERSON TO RESXGN
Captain P. H. Maelereon. ol Coni-
peny K, Fourth regiment. Bridgeport
who has recently been appointed to a
very responnlble and exacting poeitlou
in the Connecticut National bank, will
forward hie resignation to military
headquarters in a few days. He in one
at the boot out-ere in the. regiment.
GREENHOI‘SES RUINED BY FIRE
The greenhouses of George. H Row-
don the well known dot-let oi Welling-
lord were practically ruined by tire.
Tuesday morning. causing n ion on
buildings and stock utimated at about
85.000. The lire broke out in that part
of the plant need an on once and ivorlo
lng department. The loan on the bulid~
ing “41.500 und on the stock. the pro—
duct of live yearn. 38.500. The origin
at the fire in not known. eithough
shortly alter the dimery of the lire
at man. probably I trump. wee neon
near the place. it in thought tlutt the
man may have entered the nursery to
keep warm.
Idvereity cornea In like a
“In men oil their religious
Million we. who are not
the ruin of a bullpen. be-
.‘e our obligotioue.
Inlay be individually
Ir. ‘Kavanegh appenled to
‘ to "none away from all
‘ m and troubles to the
ill. herd." Three [actors
, and vividly deacrihed
. "prayer. the Word of
,good. rich. lull. Cbrietiau
A GOOD GUESS.
A Boston teacher had been giving I
familiar talk on zoology in a clue ol’
ten-yearn!“ in I grammar Ii'iioill. To
tent their intelligence he said. in the
course of bin rental-ire.
"Who can tell me the hlgbeet form
or Inlmel lite ‘i"
. A little girl held up her bend.
"Well. NIry'i"
“The hyano."ehouted Numerical:-
ly but triumphantly.
hepmeing in mile. the teacher told:
“in it lary’ 'l'hlnlt min. in I by:
one the very bighetul"
"0h. now i know. " cried Navy: “We
the airline "
I
won neuroprlate end
‘ hint-lug wad taken for
Will.
~ on“ our.
Teacher no limitation.
and the Selena.
. Nethodlet and
‘ united yeeterdey in
mm I'M"- 'i
m Wet about. and
‘ . nudienee it!“
I...“ ”fixed“?
rm i'
' , and the derision HULIJV‘AN‘I "now dunno"
The out Wt copy or hit Arthur
pool» liuiiiven I grout mug. "The [not
chord," ever printed to Ambit. no
mill-o front the connem‘u one hand.
will Hill“? in the em number
of the indiu' tibiae donned Over
unmwmvm
I (it"‘l‘lte
Met chord“ out lit Ilium. all m‘
interred. Add libel into it
Eu in will: mean: be m
it: 6' hi ever
m
*m”... i“
In“: norm
monumental-mammal
the weplcee of the Grand Muterr' u- .
, mama.- nuguni tongue in
Willemnndtamotthegrent
mini Memo-r Ind librarian in
mm. min. more!
“Motion duodenum-lei:
I event. Invalid:
”inundation mole. lined. .
3'! 1m HANNN. .
Thin i untrntea a doubt! military
01!!! defined for boye Mild from ,‘
tour to ten yoga. in thin inetpnee the , ‘-
naterial in” wee cloth in the regua
iatiou military blue. appropriately lie»
iehed with mnehine stitching. it in oi
clrcnlnr Ihnplag. titling smoothly It
the top and widening perceptibly’ to« '
ward the lower edge. and ll of will»
' On these
The Leading Illllnery Ind Cloth Store in
the lore-elite.
Man-lacunae Hem. BLOGK.
THEODORE OLSEN
So nth Norwn'lk. -
has bought oi Lountbury, Nathewton a: Co. a large noon oi ladie-
line shoes, at soc as the dollar. and 1: now hnving a
HALF PRICE SALE
goods. They are all '98. little ahead. This sale will continue
through July and August, and alien the biggest bargains on earth.
LADIES’.
' length or simply fastened It the throat
and thrown back carelenly. disclosing .
- red cloth of the same width.
MW Wood
“at: ‘
to the little wearer
meet may be worn cloned the entire
the hright~hued lining of red cloth. At
the neck in a deep rolling collar and n
hood which extends over the front of
the cape.
This style at garment in universally
becoming to entail boye. being particu~
larly attractive when developed in
either dnry poetinan'unan’n or cadet-
blue. with gilt bottom entering into
the decoration and accompanied by a
smart litter-y. cap.
To me I this cape for a boy 0! eight
years will require one and one-hall
yards of blue cloth titty-tour incite:
wide. and one and one~eigbth yards of
The
pattern. No. 1016. in cut in niece for
boys of (our, six. eight. ten and twelve
years
~(hd,__(ee’“(Oe)~(oe,_‘eCi—40fl
Wilma “m CONNIE
liniltling one nuttr-rn to any den ul
No. nut.
(fut thin out. till in your name «ml
whine». and mail or take it in
Sturtcvnnt's Bargain House.
——(
Numtnww
l'ullentbio am
This coupon and it route will more
8 above oettern It liturte‘vant‘e. North
T loin Ind Ann amen. south hermit
i
—(:)—(3o3—(eo3-(«)’(u)
._.....in
>——(~i--("i—("i-—t“i—-t”i
“led“ leek-“lee!“ lea" leeiwleel”
lilifiPIClON KILLED HIM.
Young Man Died oi Oriel Over Nlchoio
l-‘orm Romero.
Edwin ti. Ariterlnao. autpected of be,
ing connected with the murder of
ilnrcue Nichole. oi lienielu Farms. iaut
.luiy, died the other day in Onitvlile.
Ackermen was only nineteen year-
of one. and worry over the Nichole
cane. and pertlcuiarly the unenluione
that were directed Indium hint. heel-
enod his death. During iii-laid hour-
be we: delirium end he raved contin-
ually about the Nichole murder.
Acumen formerly lived in [hint-lo
Farm. end when the Bridgeport deten-
tivee vlelted thet nilunibey were in-
loriued that young Acherman had been
seen In the vicinity a tiny or two be~
tore. They oueetioned him ritutely and
video then Achemau lute lulled attentiv-
by and at late haul been very minu-
choiy. lie died nroteutlng hie lotto»
cenoe
Till “I? humid.
A piece of Annual doomed with
GMberlhlll‘l MI litdnt Ind boned
all to the enacted eerie in superior to
any elm. lite-n troubled with I
win in the m or ride. or lane we
me it 11 wild. You are male
more then pleated with the
lint um M ”the
m“ m M i
ll. ll. milieu. m
m
clout length to prove amply protective _
W’l‘he closing is eitected through the»
center trout with gilt bottom: the gara .
lield lot the bonedt of a multitude oi
patientn residing in this section.
80 long has the Sweet family been
identified with the euro oi lameness
that it in conjectured by many neurone
that they treat no other ailments
wherean theh' Ito-t Itartling announce
(or many year- have been the cure of
Olin-urn Chronic Diaeuee ‘0! almost
every kind. lo order to provide for
the loregolu. the latest and moot elli-
clout dlIcoverioo may he lound at Dr.
Sweet's sanitarium; in fact, there only
employed in private hoepltalu oi metro-
politan citlee.
Time. united with those wonderful
System of treatineu which from father
to son have demanded from genera-
tione loathe Sweet family of Rhode le-
loud for morethau two centuries. thus
equipped it in not preeumnble that
their Income in the cure oi obstinate
iypea or diocese will be more certain
than attends the ordinary methods of
oillre or drug medication.
Whether rich or ooor.hlaclt or white.
the utrlchon invalid mode the beat
medical mvlro obtainable. The .worh.
legroom. who» oepltai in in hie limbs.
hie nerves and modeled. how neoeuary
l tie that It Mold be strengthened
both nuroly. end. it impaired. with the
imt delay.
Here you twill-lied with drug
treatment long enough? Why not try
the private intirniary Iynteni. combin-
ing the bent of Iii for oil lor awhile?
Your lilo badge own your dentition.
(lid iir. tweet will give perennni atten-
tion to the multitude oi‘ invalid: who
live regiotored at am "addition.
”this: institution in now open to no
ceivo applicants for treettaenl under
the tumour Iweet Method. providing
them with room and bowl It Very
low rotor. with nominal trutmeut
daily. or tor them who denim to will
the inalltutlou discontinuity yet alive at
Mile.
iteration or very limited mount are
then enabled to receive the mt scien—
tiilc medical nervioe provided by medl-
oel valence today. The inhuhltante oi
Intern aluminium my be deemed
thnt hr. Sum will not not content
until he lm provided for the people
tile m ”limit!” noted» at
medical treettnent Intent. Whenever
money or lemony will more to
recite hie lent-limits ’l‘iifl Tim in
New Inland will be chum!!! lim-
rleul. km in the dill! lib). lion
in tile Wool outlet monthly-u
«they surely IMWN in tin
W mm of the “healing art"
to hit N... The diet it
A Good Oil Stove
WMWWMuwmmw
One lot ladlen' mud! lace, 01.50
One lot ladies' hoe vici kid, turn: and welte. 2.25
One lot ladies’ tine Goodyear welt. pick and coin toe. 1.95
One lot ladiee’ fine ruaset Oxfords, r.oo
One lot iadiee' line suede and satin Oxiords, .50
One lot mired ruIset spring, .15
' . One lot of child’ I rum: spring .50
One lot child' I kid and russet s‘OxfordI .65
M E N’ S .
Men’s .5 rotate. 03.5:
Created and perennially conducted by “at. 4 mm“. 3 3.0:
one oi the famous uaturei bono‘eurv may 3 3 mm“. a as
goons. one at the meet gifted oi the u“ 3 "5° mm“, 1.00
celebrated sweet family. of Rhode in- “a ‘ ‘ pug,“ mule”, ‘50
land.
luvallde will“ now be received and m: i m? :13
treated I: inmate: at the institution. or Ien' ' . bicycle Oxfords " 1‘
on home pullout: at reaaonabie ratea. i - .
on Dr. sent. the world twan- nat- BOYS’
ural healer. bone surgeon and magnetic '
phyaleian. who» vleitu at Springfield 3913:” ”‘9‘“ with“ "-50
the put twenty yea" and whose eaten- 33’: 2cm .65
iahiug cured” in New England yet re- 3 75 .30
min the wonder of the use. In! esteir This in the patent bargain sale on top of thlsenrt cent}, and are u do
Halted the above lnttitution in Spring- data '00". HEGDOR '3,
it what you need for
these cool nights. and
mornings.
Don' t
Buy
linii.
You
Can
See
Ours.
Stamford Ranges
tell themelvea.
‘l hey are all over the town
and you can't dad a
poor baker.
CUTLERY.
We
keep a good line
0
Cervere and Knivee and Forte.
Call on m.
NASH & VANSCOY,
Gamer North min and Went Innate
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ANNOUN = EMENT 1
Having purchated the entlre job printing plant oi the Inn-
lug mum it. named to do an toilm
FINE JOE PRINTING
The plant wallets el one at the line» and nest complete
printing adieu in the state oi Connecticut including tour last
plum. lint from the factory. and warranted to be the but .
and latte» running pm in the world. barring none: Ind
tone oi the latent andmetpopulnr typo. undo. We print every.
thing treat a vititlug card to a boomendlme aeiiiult. “Noth-
ing enlarge one well but Institute muterlt in themt
approved style." Our tpteieity it everything; our print
right. Alli to: midtown, In erupt. willingly. «y choi-
luge. Our tin will be quintet». man and mm
Ind wtwiiltrytopieauner W inevuy potable m
In.
FlNI emu. ,
Ourmmetlaewniodmlemyh nucleon
pm Wemmthulemnedupmnedat
‘Ihmnduhhmmyhmdummm
wwwmhehn ”emblematic
Ilebelprietieg.
maintained tnet it ira- I part or their
duty to lntertere with the ml. or the .
districts. territories and locals. Diner.
ganlzation. weahneaa and
non were the realm. Why. even it n
man wna Iii-pended tor nonpeyment of
dues, he could appeal from lilo local to
the district and from the district to the
general edition: I comudttee would be
appointed. which would alt around and
enioy iteelt ln.hoteiI. and busily per~
hope it would decide anion the lower
bodies and thee weaken their powers.
lore lone lei. nail Moe W
"lien-enter there shall be more home
government and fewer strikea. There
ehnli be more of a tendency to bring
the diItrict aneembil‘ea into homogeneou-
hodles instead or mixed anaembllee. It
hae always been a great dlndvantago
to on, when there was trouble. for in-
atance, between I builder and route a!
his men. to have to explain that the
ahoemaker or cigermaiter or tnllor who
had been devoted to nettle the trouble
on our behalf wee a good man. The
HENRY A. HICXI.
mpioyer ‘waa naturally loath to deal
with a man who or neceeslty did not
understand the dondltlona oi the trade
in which the dispute drone.
“Many employer-I havethe‘impreaeion
that the order he- no other object in
view than to have a ecalping expedition
out for every employer, whether he no
(air or otherwiae. On the contrary. it
in our purpoee to try to violent fair on.
ployera by compelling the unfair with
petitor to live up. torthe name require-
menta. No employer who pay- the brunt
or waste. live: the union hourl M
keep- the union mien haa anything to
(ear
"The platform on which I who 0W
who for the reetoration of home rule
to the aubordlnato ditiaions o! the or.
der. 1 shell urge that when trunnio-
ariae more enrolment attempt: he made
to come to In undeniandlng before I
Ill-lite iI react-ted to. it a Itrlhe unlit]
unavoidable. our policy hereafter will
not be to call out every man in I
Ihop or‘tactory and thou weaken our-
Ieiven by hevlng to’ tax comely-I with
many Iii-lite ironed“. lnIteId we ahaii
begin by tolling out the men who W
out work tor othere.
“Four or live men in I shop often in!
out the wort: tor hundnde. ambulan-
ed time by the temporary lone oi the“
few men. the employer will one the el-
tom of our power. and while be «m
for the lock or titeee men Wit ahaii II-
deovor Itiil to come to tonne with him.
it we tell. we Mi hove the fewer in.
men to provide for.
rum Arbitration.
"Arbitration or Idiudloetlon will In
our main Inert. i have advocated tile-t
the boarda ol‘ arbitroiion in the vm.
one etatee ehould be changed to labor.
courts of Inuit . with power to com.
net the hit at willie-II
to allocate their {indium flow t
court: m be tented i have not
meg: “all.” ’nglnlt h 11.1ng-
“ the tune t I ought
to he eieoted and Into It lieu matted
to me that the courte might be me“-
tuted or the chief oillclale. “olive
and Judicial. e! the rule. with the lam
mommadeupinnnimimwetm
ideal olldiaie. At the mt tithe“
Ire mm moot .
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