, , 7 I! nesting or the , ‘ let club will be held In. and Ire. William Grumman. Place. fl gay evening. . their. andrllro. chariot: ll. Arthur wired into communion them Avenue liethodlot lple— 9‘ and the right hand or extended by the pater. The observance oi the Week oi Pray- : er Wood in the not Avenue Iptoco Church last night. a lei-vice t at lllled the lecture y. . . Rev. John J. the A solo _ than who paid to the , , humus-a “ad's-run .twop. ....“ mwxmm ! ' , , ‘ I loath about-hoe wenh lea ” SHIT", MURRAY & Bl). unicorn-our. The Continuation e‘ of the great summon SALES From week to week. All this month at Ilanuary. 1’00. will be worth thinking about: and those that have a long way to come should not out it day (or this trip. They'll be snore than paid for it. ' ‘ The bargains come and go. but new contain their place. and you can be amused ct something good. livery worthy line of goods is the muslin menar- Conch covers at 8. lo. 12%. iii and ‘ Night rope; Silo each. ~Drawei‘l at‘liic’ pair. ~8hlrtl’flc each. ghouls; the each. Slim mommies M lupwtntlon’ lo'reody now. and theeale brim some elegant values. AI, til! lingo!“ good: have advanced folly W!“ per cent. in value. . . were aheed of this _advonoe “share the modes: the old price. ‘ *‘lfifi some baby edges. 10. mg, , t! 38¢ yard. “ _’ j nainoooiredaee.Iii.13%I 19 Ram attain all prices. lint-row. medical and wide canibric edges fie a yard. " “ ‘Showyvnld he patterns. day styles. ’ 15%. awe-ewes. t It!” mu ‘dilereh' tplan‘tt"‘cojid“". .“fioetu‘dentla ottha mot.“ . into _ at 9 industrial , the ancuntoj dio- _aawagut theoeneeotah- liohrseato during the periods ending July 1 at the seam years." The interesting tent to diociooed. the report hays. that there it a visible lin- prcven'ient in tho manurecturtng indus- tries or the state. and not only has the n her at wane earners on the pay- roll: increased. but the amount id in wages has also become greater. Continulnl. the mport that the number of m empio on July i. into. by the several eatabl hinenta con- sidered was 86.895. the some establish- ments employing 07.92: at the name date in 1!“. an increase in the number employed at the latter date over the former o: NJ per cent. By the same method of comparison concernin the amount paid in wage-she report own that. the amount disbursed on this ac- count in is” was 6.8 per cent. greater earners in the sonic establishments during the some period in loss. The eubiectot the inauluration of tree public emlcment oniceaihaa re- ceired the attention 0! the commission- er. His report shows that a thorough investigation of the management ano conduct at such bureaus in other states has been made. with the result that the report gives in detail a statement as to how they are operated and so to the boneilts secured to the empioye and employer in those state: where such oihcea are located. The law: which brought these bur- eaus into existence are printed in the report. together with a tabulated state- ment of the number ct applicants tor employment and the number supplied with opposition: through tho moons of the operation of the tree public agen‘ c en. The report also contains ii complete directory of the labor ornnla'atio'ns or the state. classified as to towns. tradel. location. names. and poet-omits ad. dresses 0! all the otheera. it statee that “there are two hundred and tour- tecn separate and distinct labor organ~ iastions in the state. subdivided into titty diderent trades or occupations. and located in thirty-tour several towns and cities" The report says that “Hartford lead: the state in the number of separate labor organisa- tions. there being thirty~three distinct associations. societies. orders and iod- geo directly identified with the inter- eats ct organised labor whoa: hon.» quarter: and places of meetings are in that city. New Haven follows with twentydour. Bridgeport having twen- ty-two." An interesting and moot complete compilation of the lows of the state relotina to labor is made the ciooirtl part oi the report. and in referring to the subject the commissioner says that the "work has been pertortued because ot a general demand by the citisens or the state upon the bureau tor the labor laws cl Connecticut." , ...—......” OPENING OF RUSSlAN DlE’l‘. imperial Chancellor Finds the Finances in a Satisfactory Condition. ‘ Berlin. January 9—-—At the opening‘ot the Diet today Prince ohenlohe. he imperial chancellor. rea the speech from the throne. wherein it was shown that the finances of Prussia are in a saustactory condition. The year 1898. 98 closed with a considerable surplus. and the coining year. the chancellor said. was expected to give favorable re- sults. The estimate: for 1900 main- tained an equlterbruni and the revenue at the state railroads continued satls~ rectory. ‘ ' _, The speech from the throne also an- nounced the introduction at a hill tor the comma“ or light railroads. the reintroduction of the Rhine-Elbe canal bill otter the completion e! the propos- rd waterway tor iarge‘ohips between Berlin and Stetin and other river lin- prorernento. and the inflation of the government to nuke the port 0! Emden available tor trans-oceanic steamers. with the object of render!” the Rhein. ioh commerce-independent of foreign ports. The speech concludes with pro~ more» pronto-t possible attention e “emu when M V 5 er A&”m"wm”‘2!i.ca II-W-III fimw ran wnmv sumac. ' The mar: oi the Continental cord tor the current week lnalte: the following showing: i Hort~ Sales ' New Haven ..... ...... . ll West Haven ............ llarttord....... ......... it Bridleport .............. 88 1 d 8 8 ii llerlden ................ New Britain ............ Norwich .............. . . New London ........... Non-walk ................ women appncinte. Lewis Dennis. Meta. ind.. Infini- dol Dyspepsia Cure did no more good it digests but cure than anything i ever took.” what youoat and can not help dyspepsia and stomach troubles George c. Stilloon. South Nor-walk: no word P. Weed. Norwalh. Ambition is the heritage ct woman. also her destroyer. Io Herve-inanem hMthelloodinmeWeoh 'roOureOonotipationannoWook lioOureBiekneadacheiIOnenoy 'i‘alte Cleveland‘s Celery id Tea ac. if it fails to c we refund your mow. A father should always be known by the company his dauphtpi; keeps. , W L. '1‘. Travis. agent Southern it. 3., sonina. 0a.. writes: "l cannqtoay . much in praise at One 11inch Cure. In in! case it worked like i ‘The only harmless remedy theta". immediate wk . em on G naval-c PI charm.“ coughs. colds. croup.bronehiti:. throat and lung troubles. George Btiilaon. South Norwalh: Weed. Norwalk. council's trainer “my 1. 1. Berry. Wanton, ra.. taloo «me children all i l!- . it. ceases. Joan. neuron. flood. Now-k .3 lanes 388.100 3300 80.1“) 81.8“ Waterbury .............. is 0.35% 2.288 33.160 8.300 4.700 sou lhn‘ 84 $338.86! also doesn't indicate duality. Be- warhzot counterfeit and worthless naive altered for DeWitt'o Witch nasal Salve . DeWitt's is the only original. An ins tailihle cure for pile: and all skin dia~ eueo. Gocrae 0. sun»... South Rer- wolk: Edward P. Wood. Norwallt. ’ ( A box or flowers is n dainty gift all wl cheerfully oiaciree.) . For ate at minted?! Drug Itore. louth Norwalhqndlward EWeed'O. Roi-walk. write;.‘t'l m‘W‘Mfi’x‘” “a: in.” use or One Ilium 0mm other m cured.” chil- . . "’ ‘Wlire- “d 0”!“ ,_ “Vault. and throat and iii", ‘Wr cram?“ . 0st Ilia for the sum oi 1900 is lulu iii biiiu thin our More. Punting, Piper flinging ind mums. .—_———.— EEGcrham it mince. nu mm. "nolephone Cali 1“ .» I will sell everything of my NEW.AND SECOND-HAND Furniture. Stock Public Auction! THURSDAY. JAN. 11 at 10 o’clock. forenoen. 170 Washington Street bridke. ' Sc. Nor-walk} Qonaclefltious Value *' ' Ibr- you mun-kc: you satisfied. and thus we profit. Gouda." alwiyacur motto: , _ man cleaner-yaw» aielb. CoilponndLard telh. Carolina ruse oclb. Miami: . econ. m 01185. 1.81an ‘ Wrasse“: first Quality . i missioanuutoosuqn sized: PureLard .. 7elb.‘ W¥Peachu...........loclb.‘ . mNut!...}.....J‘..........Am1‘b. « " " Citron tease. =- snowman: Mose. Looking Over Our .Furniture Stool! we Ind it must be reduced before in- ventory. so we shall on lion- ' day. January 8th. belin a . «SPECIEL sums: to continue tor one week only. All odd pieces 0! Furniture. broken Parlor Suite. odd Dress. era. Ohiloniero and Chair: will be closed out during this sale at greatly reduced prices. The earetul buyer dude this the boot time of the year to make purchases in furniture. A. J. Collins & 00., Mill] Directors and Embilmors, it m on n 80. m. I Want :yroonipaintsdorpoporedina urry. 'l‘hla everybody is crying now. Jobs cl this hind cannot ruoh so toot but that i can hadle then: to everybody‘o satisfaction. prices and Julius snows, PRINTER. 'Haviiand street. South Norwalh. sore weather when. the l '- Lot * .. lost time. (3qu ones as 1;... an; Open every'cveninp until nine o‘clock... 1. news es -' Tailors. Clothiers. Hattom'Furnisbers. : z 85 washlndton St, 803$ Greeting! To THE FRIENDS OF , . BRA Our new address : ZILIAN 32:— m [W191i Horns. Twenty years of unparalled success in caring ; , coughs. deep~seated colds, croup. inveterate On hopeless Asthms.‘lingering Pleurisy and all . _ caused or aggravated by colds and crippe. If used . _ ‘ ly always prevents Pneumonia. The greatest . the century. Nothing too hard for it. Emit , Hospitals. Medical Journals and Physicians. Try day. Write us your troubles and receive advice Write to-dsy. ' Notice—Take this ad and 500 to your «1113“ receive bottle containing 125 doses—B. F. Jim d; Manufacturing Chemists. Indianapolis, Ind. Christniaséli ‘ ”9°." . Men of Science to Meet at Yale. Would they not od- viso you to Wear . Shoes Ihat _ fFit ? OLSEN’S. MEN’S SLIPPERS.. Men‘sAlligatorOperaSiippera ....... ....................‘..‘..‘a; )len‘s Fine Vici Opera Slippers ................... ..........:.‘.~ . lion‘s Fine Vici Everett Slipper: ..... . .......... ............,.... Dongola Harvard High Cut Slipper: ................ .......... Men‘s Heavy Grain High Cut Slippers ............ . ..... .. ...»... ‘ Men's imitation Alligator Slippers ................ . . . . . .. . . .... . Ken‘s Velvet Slippers ....................... . ..... . . ... .. .75 hien‘a Black lin. Alligator Slippers ................... . . . . . . .‘ . .fi.‘ hien’a Black in. Alligator Slipper-s ......................... ' Ken‘s ’l‘an in). Alligator Silppsrn..... .............. . ..... I _ The Old . Ladies' Comfort Shoes. white and red. Aimee-lined. ‘ ‘ Sure cure for cold feet. Would be appreciated for Ohglat'v ;. ruse presents. Prices.. ....... .. ......... . .75. .98. “Jim Leaning SLIPPElts. .. 7 "i. Lsdies‘KidstrapSandal......... .............. .............., iadies‘ Kid Strap Sendai. hand sewed Ladies’ Patent Leather Strap Sandal.. ........ .... ....“ Ladiea' Felt. tubtrinuned Julieta, in all coinrs......81.fl Ludles‘ Felt Slippers. at........ .................. .50. .75 Lale House Slippers. Cotonou-Sense and Opera.... ’QllondSce‘l‘hcm. ‘ y" ‘ _.. “ OLSElifs SHOE , 1» “wearer's-I‘M? ‘» x e: e ..sso-‘oooaoooeoew i nourish? .p ‘3.
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