. . 'd .
oh .Cromil’sh:
linir hinder e direction 2
. red special
. departments—e,
(pilg- Union dis-
brwflk dintrict.
Diamet- and 01.19
one in theflyer‘ , .
_‘ an} to obtain
in the‘ Cefhtor
droid ssld‘nl‘st
now used‘ifor
’ me,,~.numbcr or
y « Ain‘the high
tired; gonna 9.- Ex‘cors‘ 1«from New York.
the . Liliane 4 15.7f50eutral
main one on
The. United 3...}. .5 1
Commission announces" that on June
19. 1901, on exa inatlon will be held
in this city for positions of clerk
and-fcarrler in th post-oihce service.
All rsons- who here been examined
tom hepposition bi“ '2 clerk ‘or carrier
Wit the past your anointed to .,
.,.»bevrs-elliirmine‘ *' pen in:
inations in. no time. . For on.
p c _ onglblank (lilo inv‘ioutliuli "in-
st‘r’uc‘tlo ' .speclmeli examination ques-
tions,~an informotion relative to the
dutiesiand salariesot the dilierent po-
sitions. application. should be made to
the ?‘ undersigned.= 3 Applications must
be; on (tile with the secretary of the
local. board. F. ill.,;Coaloy, before the
he r enclosing business on June 12.
wens-W.
, who it,“ ToMonnow.
Bundles. materials.
bt-Mishsisueous‘mat’s. ., . ,
~ pyst‘e’rs and shellfish Willi
”8m ““fliilliii my
mi] find in tho trove end QNNQW‘J"
2 glitz
‘5‘ .riwdlil‘om New rots. and is superin-
‘. “haunt
. summon... 7‘59 “ .
_ lull Sunday school, New York.
. lyl'lfi Btsr Yodns. ‘Fn‘end A. M” hiew
N Ol‘k- r ,‘ a
. «July 13. wow
. " '¥;¢218?r£
W .3 ." y e .. .
theirs! ht is increased ‘3 ., t ‘
a
No lines _, or transpomtlo '
‘ dint!” .
list of Attraction: Comma.“
’ “Ill Sentinel, ‘
”i .
The Pulling—General Manson
Finksnst‘eio .aotting fillings .
‘ in Readiness. ‘~
2. W ’ M . W '
Nearly everything is in readinese'at
notch Point tor the formaLopening.
which will take place on Memorial
'ilhursdsy. the spill-inst. General
“1' Julius t’iihn‘kens‘teln has ar-
tmedingfltlre‘dnai wot-it nocesssry hetore
hero beenmaiie ions concert in
has curios or the
m i cursor“
732,10.”
_ I ‘ o u
to rnish the music Wf"““c“?§.{9)‘3¢
D} “l tulips; besmgmade’by“
:tnggsemuieni‘tnu year: to have they
{steamerjmi‘ cm; ”which w s on the" .
moth? fro odihTNilmsis .i lollies!
lurk. ion on shad; so scissors. one,
the place either steamer ussu.‘ ' and
run from New York to Roton every
Sunday and holiday throughout the
Thirty-tournoxcursions have shoddy.
been book moths point not! theses.-
scn' promise: ‘ tofiie a busy and success-
ful one. / The liotis on follows:
May iiiotli‘",i ‘firoo'ltlyn Christian illn-
deavor Union. , .
'~ June 1. Bt.‘Lulte‘s Protestant Episco
June 6. Lutheran Church'ot Atone-
ment Sunder Bohooh New York.
June 7. Wilioughnr Avenue Chapel.
of Brooklyn. ‘ _ '
.‘June 8, Hanson Place Baptist
. hunch, New Yo it." .
Presbyterian
Church. New York. ‘ ' -
’ ‘Jimosliigiteai‘f late Owners'. Asso-
union; Imam“ '19th Wards, New
c
y . .,
2 , .J'Bailtist Temple Bible
School,’New York. , '
June zlyiii‘irst’Congregational and
Trinity Moth lst Church, New York. .
Jung 22.7, Ite‘ohth street Presby-
teria‘n' end “Nomi Ilsptist- Churches.
'NewflYork. ' . .
‘ “June 23. Swedish Lsdies‘ Society, or
Brooklyn. . ' . , n... .
June it. Brounso‘n catholic Club.
New Yorku hit - -“’ 4.
June .85., orth New York. Methodist
Episcopal“ hnrch, ', ;
.June ‘20; Sithbson . Methodist incisor»
pay Sunday ‘ School, New York.
June 27, Grace Methodist Episcopal
Sunday School, Nsw‘York. ‘
' ‘June 28. Park ‘Avenuo Methodist
Episcopal and ‘Unlon Presbyterian
Church. New York. 2. * ' 4‘
‘ do 0 29, morning, West End,Prelby-
teris Church.~New Yorloa ~
June .29, afternoon. Gavel and Guid-
ork.
July ii. Church of
Newtonian ti” _ ., . .
July‘s. Combined Sun y-Suhools oi
. isos.{l~h}w§derssy; 2
July‘s. “(Peter's cm
the intercession,
fl ,
, no. Evange-
tLuthoranhurc ' ewoyorii. .-‘
9. Be ‘A9 ‘
. misnomer .
armored
we! vim- snowmen" t.
it 'had token this scheduled!"
o u. ‘ 'Ksirumio'i‘if.
‘ ,. u my
.to midpoint .
be {Miller on
tides our
time. Thosek‘woritinsj over '
Moore will bo’psid time and
(or the overtime. '
. ' ill. Hibb,'0en. Man.
March 4. 1901.
it!
ditydo
Shortly utter "that “the “machinists
:hroughout the countrngsve: notice
hot .itlle demand “tor Rich ,
would so into sheet on May to. Not
Norwaik iron Worlcsicompsny. torthe
men are generally satisfied with the
way the company has used them.
pate any tron le hehe satire schedule
adopted by to Noriioiir iron,,.,Works
P‘om‘ y waszthedisinii es:
.msomsnrtmsohinists in” th Willing
at”)
had demented. itiilmlluschedule train
Welland-3...“, gem -' 2 H ,
THE ;BTRiKE {WEGENERAL
statement From Wilmington” its Ei-
ieet Threunhoutfihe country.
WASHINGTON.~hiay 20~The gener-
‘ai strike of the employees in the-ma-
chinery and allied trades throughout
the country to onions a nine-hour tiny
with automatic oi wsxos to meet'ths
reductioh in the hoursmr labor toolt‘
citec’t today. Reports‘Were received'
by President 0-‘0onneil. oi the Nation.
ai Association at Moohlnists. early in
the (pronoun. molesting that a large
number of establishments, heretofore
(holding out sninst thedamands ‘ot the
men, were making the necessary con»
‘cesslons. Mr. O'Connell sold this morn-
ing thatlt was too early to make my
estimate of the number of men out
me original utimate oi' 150.000 men
, directly affected has been inrgely‘re‘
duced’by agreements reached in the
last “two or three days. He said the re
ports so far received were of a very
encouraging nature. , ,
. in New England, the .states mostly
affected hrs, Conhooticut and Vermont.
From ...tire latter 2. telegraphic reports
show the en in the principal towns
have who 1 Theirs includeflLJohns
MIME“... . whens» Mm—
chugottoaud .hiisdrlt‘ wateiste in
making reports. Front .Qincinnatl the
indications are that l the men are
.‘ This 16-0110,: thopoints where
the most-difficulty as; can apprehend
ed. in iiieveiaud‘the ii tuation has in»
promo.M While the numberoi men out
is .89? “listedthe r northern thereto
day .snnnunces‘tha the Automatic he
.trigerator Company. the Grant Tool
Company. the Dooioison 'i‘ooi Oom-
pnnyv-aud the Beilin erv'and Reilly Gom-
-psny have aimed with. the men and
work . in those establishments contin-
ues., in Wilmington. Del... severni‘oi‘
:the. concerns, are reports as hsving
agreed to the terms thismorninx.‘ . 2
The lienortjtrommenvernhows that
threoousrters or the. condor-us. empiori
ins machinists in .tbatacity have sinned
and ‘a speedy sottlemiu‘it with others“
is looked for. The notices lirom Chi;
candy indicate that srrnnxein‘ents haVe
beenmnde with :nree'ty‘msiorlty oi the
firms, under vi: a thesureement it,
signed and will 1) odd
. ii .
gtlon st
one-hilt:
rter incurs;
demand has ever been made on the n
‘ . let; dilpit‘copsi': ‘ Church."
- gitetlnirsnd Oleotlbll‘abt' officers;
will?“ *‘
within. notice went into. street on ; .
March: at. as stated ' It the latencies.
Mr. run statedthathe did not sntlcl- L '
trio} ~-
4 men at by the‘msohiiiistsysndé llst'l,‘
headhorthe'depsrm Iii 1:3 his
sdminis attending .vsrious companies
he kindled. slid the citlserts
and smallest losses from
, . "fill . . .
tires ever. known in the history or '
South Nors'valk. Mr..Baker, it will be
remembered.isempioyed atrthe muni‘
cip‘al electric works, and a few months
ago the commissioners decided that he
could not well attend tor'hls duties
there and otill periorm his services. .to
the olty‘ as;.the heed otithe‘tlre de-r
Derlinent. Consequently he resigned
as chief.
Later Samuel McGowan. a former
chief armchaiépartment. was chosen
to the oiiice, but as he decided that
the honor or holding the elites was
not sulhcient compensation. and do.
sired other emolument, which was not
torthcoming, he, too, resisned. it is
understood that Mr. McGowan is Wil-
ling. to accept the onice. however, it
he receives a salary of 826 a month
traditional ”to that he now has as driver
of the Putnam Hose supply wagon.
Since Mr. MoGowan‘s resignntlon the
tire department has been without a
chief. the ‘dutiosct the cities devolving
whenever there has been a iire. which.
iortun tely. has not occurred recently.
up‘ont e assistant chief engineers. who
arraigned men. but do not wish turther
advancoment. '
h; The “members of the department
were" summoned together some time
a to nominates chiei to, succeed Mr.
cilowan. but declined to do so, me
flaring that the council should appoint,
someone to the elites. This the coun-
cil has not yet dorm, Now that orat-
_ters.nro shaping themselves so that
Chief linker can again accept the on
lice thelmemberamreal differently, and
it is probable. thstesnothcr meeting
will he called in :s few days.
Mr. lislter's nomination Would not
only banaource oi gratification to the
cit oidcisis. but to the majority or
cit sens as. well. no has unquestion-
ably-been the most careful .snd silic-
ienthend the lire department everrhed.
and as such, notonly. wonthe seed-
will or property armors. but the major:
or members or the department; who 8'
t ,
{vlll‘ tsire pleasuro‘ain rallying to his
supper-twitch the meeting is called tor
thorn to vote Ton: this important matter.
”Vise-r Mrsrcuuscu censuses. ~
elephan- fertile week for the V‘floti
d 2. ii p. on; mpvotth'bessue 'annusl
iii/lite. tungclssmmeetig’g, .
'Re‘inioctou ml 1 ed
ii -
c between th
dint» congregation and. the'icliurch
gt Nalesivilie, as to which shall on. ,
oy: the asters! ministrations of
cc. (3'. . :Pitbisdo‘uhse been left
to the bishop for adiustm‘enti f A
‘unrteriy meeting.“ which: the ‘
grooming-elder, Rev. LE. Adams.
fl tvatjpi‘hsent‘, «\vas held here last -
Eveniu
g and; the removal. of Rev.
Mn Piiblailowss discussed at
much length. the local church
membergsjsdherin to the spirit at
eir recent res ‘ i ution opposing
heirsusfer oi the ole gyman .to
‘ .. Rev. Mr. sird. who
gioh’iltcd "tc; the local pulpit
lie Church; com
yesterday. a
, ngj elderwss ‘
FOUR,TBQQSAND . .
a" MACHINISTS OUT:
NEW HAVEN, May 20—«Re—
ports fromtlii: larger manufactur-
m‘g‘ center's of Connecticut indi-
cate. that 4,000 machinists are on
strike redo 'iuythis state, to en-
foaroc‘tho' 't‘i‘uond for a nine-hem
day. Hartford. Bridgeport, An—
tonia and Waterbury arc the seats
of the most-important labor trou-
bles. only comparatively few men
beingout of the she s in New
Haven. and New Britain, while in
have in former years been the cen-
ters of great labor disturbances,
there is. today no signs of a strike.
EAST WINDSOR ' ‘
OFFICE BURGLARIZED
EAST WINDSOR, CorhMMa
20~Burglarecutered the poet 0 '-
fice at: Warehouse :‘Poiut. last
night, rind blow open the safe. get:
ting only an; insignificant sum of
:moueyqrthough the office was con-
.siderabiy damaged by the explo-
pion’. lit is belleyed that thesan‘ic
then entered the” grist mill of C. H.
Dexter & =Sons.="where they ob-
tained"home‘stnnios and it little
”ohangc. .‘ 2
units? MAN DEAD.
DEHLBY. May 20—]; H. Pearce,
n Welluiknown man of this place.
dicdrstgridenly Sundaymorning, of
heart lessee. the result of a pro-2
tractedi and iobstinate’basc of the
ri ). He was found dead, . alone
after. the do-
of a friend. “He w o
no yearsoldnaud is
in iisiiouuc shortly
lla'tfim‘ir
out all
5,; 10m. opinion ottlut arts
0* Mojo’rf Butler.
,. A,
n
”imam meeting the (In _
vcrslty. omen first. Thcyf
however; iii! we" told “t
l . . .
would rather hav th
37%,. ,4.
cannot belie
insist. I don’t think it would be
insistent either. Th .g’datci ll.
. e .
forthcoming“:
solidat‘ed reading:
e8. who but ht}
cutout Sort chi. and;
cause of: inlet-lee “to her some
ooh, eighteen y‘ehrsfold. He'lost»
by an employee 'off'i‘lic'ilefendimt
company, and: in}; thousequence
went under the wheels.
. .
BURGLARS IN DEEP RIVER.
R l room of J. J. O’Connor. on
. lam street. smashing a pane of
less on the Main street side.
hey got no money from the each
register. but took a lot of tobacco:
Au unsuccessful attempt to break
into the same place was made May
1. The facts wcrcthen kept dark.
.iu the hopes thatthe burglars,.4i
disclose ”their ide tity. Mr. 035'
Lounor said tonightithht he “ads
or, .
‘inade today. .
sushi: swamps Ar.
' EAST HAM
l’air—Amel‘icsh'otsmps have been
«appears upside down. hey‘hsve
been bought up as a ageculstloul
byone or two persons, ecmlte of
from stamp collectors. ‘ '
srnnsucrcs sons
.y. ..
_) mm- M.
appeared :May 9. end for,
Search hits heroin profit
that time, woo-.ioundjnt c S
(oiths clothingrwereili' ’ ‘
orig; whichhg» flit!!! it?
c e.‘ ‘ ~’“ .
leg in the railroad yard engine,
nig‘lit‘of March [0, because; iris
claimed, he wsorthroyvnvofi strain: ‘
DEEP RIVER. May Zoe-Bill'- '
ars Saturds ni lit,ente‘red*the”
Danbury and Meriden, which gi y g;
local men. would do somethihg’to .
clue” and that an arrest wouldbo »
Ess'r Inouprou.
PTON,;2Msy 20—2 . .
A numb“: 9i. the Ihew. com-em 3
received at the local «post-office, .2
on which the cutrof th steamer ‘5
the premium they will command '
. , 3°. UNIQINWLEW
‘ ‘-. ANDOVliR. Mair... {Mahyi'
. The body 0{ Qharlca' It; Starbuck‘
tile Heroin:hophomorcrwiio-d ~
.‘ecnr’lvc‘r here, today: mum _
106* no
outfntlll-‘ii. In.
early ss'ht’ 10:80 march
tiled her concerns ed‘th
out. he'response
not -
. u 9 son
oenfiemplfivei *liot men:
an 2 .
4 , .' ‘l
rted three time hs'f‘itoday m ’
emsnivi’seot the menu Winn Alon ,
iirihgj. here there is it‘o'liitli “
others'thefistriite is do i '
piste, dud includes 8.
. .r "tgprml‘ilw ‘
BO
fifiml 00mm *1”
,. . morning and t
unseen oeriy shut 2,
importers men to"!
..:-*'l‘he;bitmn we:
jouoou
a irorh‘; ’So '
lug-town
escaped
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