" ith day, and ' X
eh tei
its in voin, says Brad—
r any evidence that the
business of the country
. in any way interfered
he~for the time involved
st {an in prices in the his-
the New York Stock Ex-
ed 15, indeed, that this
n purely a "stock pan-
»greneral induStrie's or the
’ ‘ Iiy Iva. There will
,‘bt a bus el of wheat or
f coal less Ill the country as
of this convulsion. Gen-
week are
ti botbry Increases, and
are down to a normal
Arpanic In Wall street
. lDIiiils. eview, does
ate business
3;d to prosper,
Qn nfioi mercantile
nulliéture"ri'3tlver'ae3ly33o
b awiolent fall In rides
liroughbutt Ie en-
’ff‘ undoinental condi-
M} woLItI an coma, .
d taiieto Inching may not be as
'a trimming as narrow fit
newer. I“
0 live in the country have a
the spring that law city
know about. This Is cowsllp
anifigwilm’iifl'fi'n f 3'”. 3 3
'" ' ‘1‘5File‘ei 'QOilllIBGllons
' Lower RateéfioiGas
The Best and Cheapest
for Kitchen use.
ways, with mono of lanes,“ or chine
tailetoa, cretonnes, painted Ihoua‘herlne
om. dotted all over, or bordered very
There is a great deal or that
score worn, for that is the ioreign toes
of pleasing American taste, whereas
such a gown could not be given away
to a smart Frenchwoman. for the roa
son that Iii: want not be seen wearing
..Ultra .omartueso or the French
type. no matter what the mode may be
is within thewbounda of simplicity at
I'll ‘is too choice, out
oohIldor its demands. :
3l,oooou'r IN PHILAOELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20-Not more
than 1 000 machinists quit work In this
city today because of the refusal or
their ethnic ore to trout a ulno~nour
3 hip lrrua thus for affected ore
all 'srnali cancerna.3 Neither the Bard
will Locomotive Works nor the (tramp
onto and Engine Coniphny‘ cuiiiloy tin
Ion worlrhren and do not anticipate any
MACHINISTS IN WEOTFIELD PAID.
WESTFIELD, Malia, 20—Abou't
thirty-eight “3333333333333me
workers employed iii the Lozis'rvi'llev
plant or the American Bicycle Coin
extension or tune until Thursday t9 § negotiate and
liiillll. RIilIIIy
& Lighting 00
Or- on all poi-to
on" mom 0
3 all: I"! at credit and
A very general conclu» it
oi rig-3 or connected 3 3 3 3,
i is in‘e'tion, and ray
I
t setting imaginable to
her advantaao.
if you are looking for exclusive styles in Ladies’ and Misses’
Ready~to wean Garments, you Will iiml the-handsqmcst and coup
pletest stock at the Boston Store. 33The3y are ,iifcrent from the or~,
dinary qualities, containing, every upato, feature. We keep
constantly in touch with all the new Recoil light; out. and can
show you the largest assortment in Connecticut to select from.
Black Silk Skirts. all over tucking. ' onncéi’trimmcd
with small ruffles, would be good value at horse—$8.98
Black Silk Eton Jackets, special iriiluW this/week. at $4390,
$6 98 $7. so and $10.00. 3. .
Brilliantine Eton Suits, blacka brown and my, latest style
flounce shirt, light Weight and very desirable for traveling. A splen—
did $10.00 suit for 88 so. ‘*
Ten styles in Ladiea’ White Waists, with clusters of melt: and
insertion, fine quality lawn, bishop sleeve, soft or laundered collar,
worth st. 25, at 398c. ‘3 , ,
White Lawn Waists, with tucked sailor collar, insertion of
Hamburg embroidery and four-in-hand bow knot, tucked chemia~
cite. very stylish. only films
Finer grades of White Waists at $1.50, $1. 75, $1.98,, $2.25, $2.98,
$3 49 and $3 98
s3 Amendloss variety of colored Waiats. from soc. to $2.00; all
new, and the greatest values ever shown for the money.
100 Pirates of Japanese netting just received.
Special l’rices Man and tomorrow
pony went out this morning, and were
later paid or! at the cities.
OITUA‘TION IN BINDGEPORT.
BRIDGEPORT, May 20~At machin-
Ists' headquarters at 10 a. m. It was 3
stated that it Was too early to give any
is thought that be-
iiiliilllii um
IS rm will “mm 'WE
HAVE TO OFFER.
lill IIIIII-IIIIIIIIII .
(Continued from First Page.)
shops will liar-it toliihiit 3doiim. .At 10 .
blurs at that?” ledtric‘
pony’l mm want out n sympathy
with the machinists. One of the most
interesting incidents or the atrilre here
Is the situatlo at the Acute Machine
Screw Company's works.
chinists are employed there, and every
one of them went out on strike this
morning, leaving the batteries or much
ihes standing idle. The officers or the
many recite ed that a strike of all
ban 8 was me ital-Ila and prepared to
.tweeh 700 and £00 machinists are out '
on strike. The factories are all run-
rye of second-3
any importance}.
only. do “be ”(16:1,ng patronage;
South blorwalk
Savings Bank ,
hing. Maurine-tare“ are all agreed on
resisting demands or machinists.
GTRIK-E IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, May. zit—Tho lo-.‘ I
col branch of the International Astio
elation oi Machinists has instructed Its
members to report for work at the:
foundries and machine shops, in which
they are employed. this morning as
usual, butIto so to work only in case
made and r
Fine Gratin“, L‘cmon‘a, Bananas, Pineapple-a3 and Strawberries. _
but lint-class Vegetables daily. I . "1:6!
Ll "Huyl‘cr s Genuine Old Fashioned Molasses Candy, roe. package. ‘ "“1" "“‘f ’
I-mu'3 e313i 3'»
FULL ASSORTMENT 0F
Huyiar s Cocoas, Chocolates and Candies,
AT HUYLER’S OWN PRICES.
{This announcement will interest the ladies.
‘ "ll Pickled Limes, The Ferris Celebrated Hams and Boneless Bacon, fresh arrival Swiss and
Roqueiort Cheese, Boned Chicken and Turkey, Potted Ham, Tongue, etc.
We are selling the finest Butter in town-the BRIDGEWATER HILLS CREAMERY—
j almost daily. ~
meet 33h, 81139, QM, in their own par all the terms askcdtby the union are
lie members of the firm
took on their business coats, donned
Manila and went bravely at work
with a section of forty machines, each
man operating tour to live machines
{I purl within a short time alter
mild rIli .
tinting“ “g ergo
.: phi-ed for how A.‘ W. Henri, the score
tory and trsuurar remained In the of-
Ilce in charge or the clarion. brunch
and into th'o atop want the president.
E 0. min: the vice president. R.
It‘llpke'fiea‘sell and the superintendent
it‘red K. Rand. The foreman. Oscar
A Smith. and the assistant. Jason Wil-
iron. also Operated machines.
shop is crowded with Work.
()le BANK BUILPING.
in case the employers refuse to
grant all the terms including uncon-
ditional recognition clothe; union. the
men are to leave. oil'shops. ‘
branch of the union has about 1.800 3
members. if they go out on a strike
_they will be Joined by the patter-mosh-
are and other traders connencted with _ ._
shipbuilding and machine works, hunt . 3
boring In all about 6,000 men. ,
employers say their shops will be open
for the men to so to work at the or-
dlnary rates. that any terms concern- I
in; wages or working hours the men
ask for will be duly considered, but
they will n'ot arbitrate on the question
at uncbnditioual recognition.
REFUSE TO WORK ON iGARGONNE.
.
4.1
,_ w w_ H Scral
ylor "8: Golden,
' INSURANCE.
meom aromas waster-louse
5 lb. pkg. tinminy,
packaged Macaroni,
I «not can Applet.
3 lb. can Peaches.
3 lb. can Bartlett Pears,
o ocomrnkwln tiny
I. siltlwlactory I?“ lit;
"one: an the abandons-(Ire
'30”) 3333
its solid col to;
n as it begins to rose
as. ,A Miter! rosette of it
root or inmate hair is not
d to be-wrpa‘mentai
115M!
one sees them
3 300 not? ‘ or and their mater-
imi ei‘3 drones and drsts
3i: painstaking is shown in the
.. at the imitation istieiry and
dillloult to tidy iii
interior In work
nuiue articles they
8‘ " ' ”D
potty worst. it unit's hectic
, . and tall, the design should
. arts: the not IBIllltlfii
rations
but, it there ure
7! Washinimn Sinai.
scorn NORWALK. coon.
They are a3 most delightful
33 no Intruaamce lN ANSONIA..
acclimate.
chine Company went nt 33min morn-
n‘g‘, their :leipaiid no shit
Campbciia’ Soups (out)
. c.-, M 20—»lt Is not
VICTORIA B “3" 2 pk“. mm Rice, '
.euilrely that the Albion
this city. will be able to tulilli its can- 3 ~ 3* --
tract to émnplatc the work on the '
steamer Garwood, which was brought 3
here on account ot- astrike oi the metal ‘
workers at Seattle. Institute the otter
clogs oi the company to pay the some
Wages tor eight hours as they now pay
gior ten hours, ths.boiior makers, who
belong to the international Union.” ,
and pattern in
MORTGAGE LOANS '
NEGOTIATED.
JACOB M3. LAYTON. _
South Namath.
undrad men a
disturbances have occurred or are like
iy to occur, and the best of tooling pro
nails between the company .and its on)
» 'pioyees in all the other shops in An-
‘ . ,Ionia, even those 99
employed helmet-nip
bccurrcd tbé i’ulli about men having
reported fer duty 3 ‘
home or the show
manila have been me, :
either been conceded or unflalaoim'y
assurance given at adjustment later
. 'I'ho striker» have catabliahsii
headquarters in the German hall build-
ing, and will hold meetings daily. The
room has been placed at their diaper: 0
al free of ohhréo and will he provided 3
no matter and other thingii L 3033‘
(used to work on the steamer and tho
longshors’men, whose Iorvices are re- I
edited to coal henna-Io likewise rotuu- ,3
ed to work on her. .Ths machinists are
not organiasd. but that yesterday for I.
here union men are
No min.» outdone.
CHICAGO; May ao-I-Aoooriiing to W
F. Molican, protitlolit or District Lodge.
machinista’ atrike today. ‘
aspirin. ahop‘ committees and other oi-
Ital . will ascertain tho exact status
SPECIAL " '
The inhabitants and legal vot»
of the town of. Norwalk are
hereby notified rind warned that a‘
special town meeting will lie-”heir”.
. " at the Armory, in said town
with In neuron.
”’ tomitted in tho ”I
‘ IIIADI
May 20—hour: jihoa—n‘horo was .
3335:1939; urn-run.
affected by the strike 3333'“
OUR FAMOUS atom CREAMERY aura-RR : . are. Lu; 5 La. Ion $1.00,.”
OUR Famous, warm up it FLOUR , . . ' 53c. PER ranch PER REL-Mao
11" THE NEW YORK GROGERY‘COMPRNY’S STORE.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
3 . 156 thread. Biscuit, pea pkg., 40‘s 0on0 Magnolia Milk, 286
' Monarch Cocoa, can, 320cl7 lbs. California Prunes, 250
7 bars Best Soap. . Zoo 2 pkgo. Pillsbury'o Vireo, 250 '
109 0 Fat Mackerel. 25¢ Cleaned Currants, por- pkg., 100
. 100 Rockwoori’a Prom. Chocolate, We 1 lb. can Monarch Baking Powder-.180
00 3 cans Pumpkin, 25° Boymour'a Butters, per pkg., Ibo
25a 2 cans Best Red Salmon, 200,4 can: Cream Corn, ' 25c
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR FOR . . .. , 3/ . . . $1.00. '
VERY BEST ELGIN.,CREAMERY BUTTER . . . . . . 23c. PER LB.
LITCHFIELD couuj‘rr PRINTS . . ._ . . . . 21c. PERLB.
A handsome assortment of Useful Presents. given FREE with our Famous Tees and Coffees.
York Grocery Co.
‘ A. F. woman a co. 83u0douora.
. TELEPHONE GALE tag-6. SOUTH NORWALK.
. at the Stanley/3W
It IBM-About sixty b
’ iota employed. 1
enforce the do
I “tilt Iiiith
“William his in:
on n n-unioh man did not no out. it he I , '
k :‘dit‘d‘tbo Button . , . ,3
POUNDS GRANULATE3 , UGA‘R . . . $1.90.
. . . .’ . as CENTS.3
machinists are out ‘
8 ,1.th can: Bdrtiatt Pearl, ’ .3350, 13 on... Lion Soap. A 250. l
lie 250th anniversary ,
m“ “ml? #9:,” ”1‘ "‘9 l blinding of the tow“, and oh alt }
a can Auger corn. - 200 7 cake. Bloom's poop, , . 250.
8 can. Milk, I f 3203:; 2.400 Match". door
II‘ can: lied salmon. , _ the. Eagle Iii-and Milk. “ ‘ 14.2,:
consumed Mackerel, 3 f .3250. Corn starch, par package, _330.33
P ’ 2 230°. 2 pints. Gold Dust, 3.
Norwalk Chronicler