i no human ind
. “is.”"BMW““Manchu“
triumphant: ~
Yardsin Ft‘iiorwrlil ind Wuhan
Maybe Distuniimled . ‘
, Papers were signed yesterday, {or
the incorporation of one of the largest
lumber concerns in the state, hi 9. meet-
ing or thoso'intercsted,‘ at the oilico of
the Hill & fiubbcll Lumber Company,
iniNOrwnlk. p; . ; Q , '
‘The‘iirms infthe combination are The
.Hill l‘h ‘Hnbbell Lumber Company. or
:Norwulir; The widest NorwaikiiLumber
Company, and the .Wc’stportp Lumber
Compsny: The 'newi‘flrnji will be known
as the Hubbéll ' flail div. ‘Ro'ndallw Gom-
pfli sud wil be compo-mint Horace
hi James F. Hull.“ Nor-
er Dingbats"; or East
rib is capitalized tor
Coleus” represented in the
mpumuuvc done n- big business
ralwyenrs. the Hill & Hubbcil
y beinséthcoidest. and the com»
_ -: :lo‘r mutual advantage; The
new concern: will be abiefto purchase
lumber, at low ‘ prices, which . Will mean
d c reuse in the selling
‘ i§ohn Hill. who sue-
"c , Arthur 3. Hill. at his
‘ existence three ‘
gunizstlou. and
' tent‘business
wide reputa-
__, also, largely in,
. the YounkMenb p
.‘ . ,' K B‘ y.” .‘ h
The Junior men
was brought too i
elaborate bouquet attire
i'l‘heresncrs nearly one hundred boys
inst ' once and they mostthorcush-
. iii limited; i«bu'otmnsion. "rilr. Chariots .
G. ‘ozhdnnnn presidednc‘the head. of
the .
at the y. M. c. A.
, tied. each nemgivc'n halt some;
' ‘ Eight minutes
, seven and a hull was r’ tori
p still no one responded. When he called
out seven. Mrs... William F; Tammany
: went forward. ondreceived'a handsome
bro ilrdt
‘ 11183 Carrie Henry, Won ~
. price. ' n abmnzofonndlestic
‘ on in henchmen"- ;
1:13.: and during the evening there
‘ dresses. y “Principal W.‘ C.
e’flen ctsry mesa. Norris. Wil-
‘iiain‘ .MCund nndgotheruh The Y. M,
‘C. A; orc‘he'strd rendered music. . .
The three highest“ tectonic the
membership contenttwerd mode by
Lester, Wheeler. 20; Emerson Awash
11. and Howard GorbnmJ and these
boys will receive gold. g'iiilvor and
bronze buttons. for their efforts.
The supper was wronged by mom-
hero or the Ladics', Auxiliary. who as»
sisted in entertaining tho}. members. -
At tho-conclusion .ot the exercises
rooms the prize.
winners called at Dr. Boliunnan's r634
idencc and presented him witbvn dc-
licious cakes Rev, Paul Moore Stray...
or, who orrivcd‘lnto/inthe evening.
and make a short but'lntcrestlng ad
dress to the boys. wnsmlso the recipe
iont of snake. ” i ‘ . '
cur Hi8.~WRI8T«BADLY.
Sabino‘Romnna. on ltaiinn. who was
working ,ior'thsnity. on .u newer in the
southern 1pnrt ctfiohth‘ orwnlk, yos~
tot-day afternoon, tell and out his, wrist
quite badly. He was toksnto the on
lies of Dr. 'V.‘G. Tito, where three stit:
chcs Were necessary to. .Iclosc .tliem'
wound, . ‘ , ‘
Plumb i
? noun
Tundauilveniug Whisi Club nib].
“Joseph’s“ nun Ballerinas. ,
flown nus, if}
[j The Tucsdayldvening Whist ‘éiub. an
pp'e church, in
,- iin! functio s mason. in rRodM
i ‘ irrecyl’liinfl of. ”110+
i so not! and:.the:ladics can
‘wcil reel proud. _ theirundertsk‘ing.
’l‘im attendance was all that coiiidbe'
desired and aiilcnioysd themselves.
The first‘parttzot. the archingwus
taken up in playing cuchrc‘fiior several
handsome prizes. John ‘J.’1»Cn.va.nngh
was master otcemmonlesnndd ut the
ringin8 of who moxpimngi begun.
Each player «had,
conciusidn Voi‘ encir
on the programme.
bunched.
gamethemumbers
or, the winners Were
it any or the plum here
were allowed i’or each
game. and eight games were“ payed.
during which time Freeman's Dr’c eatl‘a
discoursed sweet music. At the contain-i:
sion of the last game. Mrl'cmtnnogh
called for the lady who be wowfoight
games to step forward. " hi?) one shoe.
-for. and
use clock. as the lady's
m., . . ‘
‘ani‘l received e:
tit mood furl
‘3. , ‘ ’
» . . ~ . mqusrters .1
“1 WWW”! alreet'msrhinsithe end. -
“ Compiuiiiibfidin‘iiifleaiih Board
» sent the children to school. and that
in non in
organization mnnecteduil‘th St. Jos~ .
.. uwnicnhaebeen in ‘
rename the trout ‘
' Llast‘ night. antiwgaveits flrst’publh of
, progriiin on which '
, were“ figures on do night, and at the
“ APRIL “:9. 19oz.
‘ this popular 0 .
: l'.i‘ho hell Willi _,
thorughout the. e.
. ,. v ni‘mostuuco“
" ‘ l-‘ . ll 0 0' ..
, , end rendered ass ‘. tween each
insulin MBi‘iiiiiilll inclined To mm on (m ., MM m
‘sram. . . ‘
The ,ilrstseiectio‘n was a tenor solo
by George Ii. Him. ,which‘wns hearth
1y applauded. :‘Mtss bonnie Corbett
gave it soprano son) illntrWasawsllre-
oeivsd. ,aud Minng‘Alioo Burnhom. de-
delishted the acne hinge niche recite:
ticn. : The cuts inmcnt concluded
With! it. solo: . "v‘Wdtrous,oi"
Sprinsfleid- Mar 1. . . " .
- Cekoond cresrn we ”“in tree of
[lunar Electric Company Hui
~vi,2i]ii.ij.cavc Their. warning
Numberiowiini isinriuiiiiiflii.
“ .ind‘jSinps Arched Up.
Elini Made" To [lei Priflibn‘ind
Pressman TuSirike
._ SCHENEGTADY,~N. Y.. April 19...
About 1.200 employees of the General
' ‘iilleotric Cininpnn’y left their work to»
- (la. .‘ They were the members at the
Drii Punchcrs. Blacksmith end Armo-
.turo Windcfe' Unions. ,The‘menlelt
the works n a body and us they
marched up the street lending from
the factory theyworoenthusiastically
‘ehecrsd by sympptbixern. but there,
M
C .ridseport.
to C sdun‘cing.
“Was'i‘ieniinesiedioriailure u
on His dunes in diam ,
Judge"imposed‘ Fines iii 8! i. Hill
1 g in Apnea! liaisi‘aken‘ ‘
SHELTON, Goon, April ilk—An ins
teresti-ng case growing out or a. recent
order. n [the school committbc of this and Beiisrll j
town thnt‘sll children in th’c‘schools ment‘ comm! 55‘ ‘
gumbo vaccinated was tried in the
charge duringt
quot * room. Mini
chairmen _, of .t
toe of abouttwcnny‘ii s
of the evening w“
Keith; Corn
. Hodaobn. chni it ‘1
W11 court here. today. When the or— tinenn.‘ onr‘e‘ d: '
tier tor vaccinationvwsa‘ given by the L ., ,
school commitment the request . cl
the Board ot‘liecllh. John McGowan; “
a merchant.‘ declined to bare his‘two ‘
daughters, aged toni'und eight years, ,
respectively. vaccinated; outboxground , ;
that the elder daughter had; been scr- 1y jam tied up, . . , .
1011511! affected by: a previous vsccinnw ~ ' ., , . ' I The strikers claim that over 1.000
tion, and that thehoaith oi ‘tbs‘chiid- ‘ . s . ' 1‘ girls who are employed «in vnrlonsds-
‘l'en would be endangered it the. order ' . . . « - » paflmeflts will not, return WWI-ilk. on
births committee was complicdwwith. , Monday; The compo y has enlarge
The committee haying announced that , number or printer-n and presumen in
u‘nvnc‘cinated children could not attend in; employ and an snort/is‘bsing‘modc
school the Mcaulgnn girls'tiwere sent to bare them go out in sympathy. Nei-
‘home by the principal about three there the omcisls or the company not
weeks ago. and have-not since return- the strikers have made . any over-
do to the school. ‘gl‘he diitsrcnco, be— turen for a settlement and the strike
tween Mr. Meduignn and the school has every prospect oi being a prolong;
authorities culminated in the arrest or ed one. The various unions have a.
‘ntmngiine of pickets and thus tor
the former by. Giles Potter. the stat: ' .
‘truant pincer. on the charge of keeping have prevented any-union than going
‘ A ’ towork. The compsnymowcver, says
hi hildr n out at h
” so c that itwill in s ohorttirnc till the
mate now places the number otinen
out at 4,800; The shops today virtual.
so cal. . .
in the town court before Judge Qur- . ,
tis today, Montaipmefictfidte; lgoaogn places of the strikers.
attnrne.Hesln late s at ~ . . .
V‘ y ' d VwEAVERS MAY BE‘SUGCESSFUL.
PRUVIDENCE. April 19.——Tho ut-
moot confidence prevails at headquar-
ters in Olneyvilie. that the result of
the strike in the mills oi the American
, ., ~ , , Woolen Companywlil be successful
“mm“ “d ”m‘m “by .3 . / ‘ior the «cavern. The leaders who are
ultra 3h" mittricdflfip Bock ”stiwork among theomployoes of the
‘ "’1‘ " “We!!!“ All?“ to puny’s mills in other cities isny
, t the women: mending organised
, turnover before. .Thoeeovon inthe
_. . independent mills are forming unions.»
W 1's- .nie. lenders y, while weavers, in» the
Shem ‘Amarrchu f ’“Qontpnuyyiiio‘hm
. which. be- 'orgfinisodhiready um lino mucus.
.< Mil tuber Ii . Beckwlthxtritd to “a; page“; or trill .m‘iucmmr' “mam
‘ W ihm‘knm" er em “be h _ “they have‘been‘cqrringhr‘ ton and
h” severely ““53”"? forced; 3103‘ twunty per cent. below the standard.
. . .1 ,, . _ ziVn him thedimonds by choking her. Que of the pmmiifent“gtflkem “in
River street side} , lathe" Hotel Nor- Mrs. Buckwith left him but returned ‘mduyy “The strihelisi’hot‘brckon but
walk. for a few moments and when whenbe promised to givo up the div on" the cpntral‘y ig'hirpnger todny than
be returned the machine‘was missing. head» He did commitment-lugs. but new“ at any time sincenhestsrt. We
The owner instituted ’3 comb loaned» later took them tram her trunk and. am ready to 3m, 61“!“ ”mm" from
intely and utter quite awhile helenrn disposed 0! them. ., 31m has never seen American Wolene comp“: mills land
on. thst. or small boy" hurl . taken his, them since. : Then he wanted Chicago we 1m ready to flghtthe‘tm’loom'sysn
wheel. at the solicitution of mm; and wrotebor buckwheat!” about her tern on the next lightweight ”no“.
J‘trlends. to Mr. Austin's h‘omc, further idly toner husband. She was lmpress- too.” .. ~
“on River street. the owner of the ed with his: remarks and went out
bike - promises to get.“ even. there. only to be iiitmated worse than
. , over. Then she left her husband for
\ ~8nlt Pork, 10c lb. Hayes“. 800d. sud/come home. The decree was
UiSCiiSSiiii
‘ ter Michael had been married. slew
months he discovered that” he could not
Bishnp’s Decision
he. had made fine not no provision ‘ to
havetliem educutcd’ut‘honie. the suit? ”parlor
he did not believe infivscciustlon.“and_
considered that the iswuwns modeler M
the benefit or physicians; lie believed
that inoculation was bad in its “client
upon the general health; Mr. Meant:
gap we‘s rdered to pay one: on tilted
‘ 1 thin
. . . “t rune
. their at dismon earrings-
,lilorwullt;blayedu‘jok‘ '
us: mummy .,
Austin left his bike standing nonrthe
LANCASTER HA8 300 GO OUT.
LANCASTER. Pm; April lit—The
trouble which has been brewingin the‘
Cotton mills of John Fnrnum it 00..
culminated today in a strike at be-
(Continued on Einhtb Pmi '
“Time ~
NoumlFullcn was ”given u. decree
_ from Incline! Fallon. of South Nor-
walk. on the grounds of desertion. M-
:u V y, tenor nine mouths old. child
Md .Oliliiulimony. ‘ . ‘ .
supper-ifs .wlienn‘d enicy life. so he;
‘ - be women he promis-
The couple were mar;
, 1897'. Michel mow
Witnesses in~
; untrained .
‘ years after leurlnghis‘wnedbetore .
he applied for a divorce; _ lie is until
‘ . road msnund another railroadinun
_ who boarded with him won: his-wife's,
, unflctionnmhiic. they lived in. East
‘ Hill-tron). The couple-were married on
, bcccmber 81; 1878.. The e’videncesuh. . j
‘ lulled the court “undktho deoreowns
Sighted. ~ ' .y '7' _ p, ‘ r.
' new QCEN‘ERYFOR. nigh-ruse
w
mun Passengers on
'niiinm rm
3 uannn'inuindlias
Pnnuedfilliil :Biiiiifle .151, '
race down o mountain side saved a
train load of baseman by a margin”
Manage”. M of‘vi‘ourreconds. ,. At Eclipse. on“ the
’ _ Florence andrcrlppie creehrsiirosd a-
loaded“ freight. ear broke loose with
Brakemsn‘Lun’d on top. A: Lunil III-1
‘ piledtli’e brskone‘nhainbrokcund,
.me our started .aglln .nt 3 .terriilnrcllp.
‘ Conductor Blondy. on onensine. up:
“ ,dmk‘fiqclbfinre the cor ‘
5v :9 ,o'r
. Holmes and H.
' was no disorder. ,A conservative c‘sti. >
“ or the Boston
C moronfcoihspni 9;; thrilling '
ammo Ollito
s inflict;
tatlvo Norwulk Citi»
Pd hop"
to ‘Now York Yesterdays
cam Want
the Norwallr Banks went to New ,‘York,
yesterday, and'tooh a trip through the
large silk ribbon monutactory ol‘ Jos-
‘cph both & Company, in Amsterdam
‘nvenue. Those in the party were .i.
P. Trcudweli, J. 0. Bundle and J. .A.
Osborn. representing the Bank at Nor-
wnikr President Richard H. Golden, "oi
the South Norwolk Trust Company;
Lieutenant Governor E, A. Keeler, c.
F. ‘Tristrarn. L. C. Green and Dnvid H.
Miller, the Fairncid County National
Bank; E. L. Boyer, W. A. Curtis. 9. H.
M.‘ Kent, the Control
National Bank. Frederick A. Loci:-
woood also accompanied the party.
They report that they were treated
most courteously by Mr. Loth‘. The
chances for locating this most desiro-
bie industry here are daily growing
better and the committee are doing
all in their powar to have it here. no
companyedocided some time ago to lo
cote here, provided their requirements
were met. . . . ‘ .. ‘
The Committee. it is understood,“
favornbe to the site surrounded by
Fair at cot. Grand ”street and Tyndall
Menus. which is a plot about. 275
feet square. The oompony;wili pay
$5.000. provided Nor-walk citizens will
rnisc‘tfifinoo as a loan to them. The
company agrees to pay four per cent.
interest on the loan and pay of! $5,000
each year until, the debt shall have
been wiped out, ’ ' , .
it is expected thntby. Moy‘lst. it
well be ‘dcflnitely‘knownjwhether or
not No‘rwslk will soon name the silk,
mill so one of its industries. The coni-
mittce for some time “hau had Options
on good, land for. a site” . , ‘
Marianne
For Train Crews
iiepori Thai Change Will Be Made
V: (in Though Trains ‘
New ion in Basin in one’nu;
Back The Next
ported todayfithst
to'be wrought in the runs of the
throughcrnws on the express, passed:
or trains over the consolidated syn;
em, out or New Yorker" run {sport
stated that the conductors and runs-
ton: expresses store to
men on the DOB. .
make the entire trip betneen tho-two
cities on one day; returning the next.
And also that the Springfield crew:
were to make thelrounditripibctweeu
New York and. Springneidvduiiy.
Vice President Merrill. when seen,
said that the matter. was under con-
sideration. but that theiplu’ns for Snob
The present runs
, express; train men one
now from New ‘York to . New“ Haven.
New Haven to Provides: . and Provi-
dence to Boston. heSonnet)! the train
men do not enjoy t . nexus-aspect» ' d
were startled byihe , f ant, A.
"As a matter of, taotflmaldja rail-
road man. this noon. in dimming the
subject. "it the traiumcn have to make
a through. run daily it will give them
butlsix ‘bours’works. We are sending
engines _now,,trom_ here direct to Bus.
not been perfected.
expresses run through from New York
to Bostonmhcl they'have to 'work hard-
er gthnn any one else on the train: A‘
on pawcngers on the through trains
tired of h ,
pm them ”after every. drop .and‘ do:
j ' "theprocluctionot their ticket;
on trains between New York. and: Chi--
cage. there is. notchange oi conductors.
Why should there boners? .. a: ;
”As i'onthe Springfield crews; their)-
in the past. it is hbontthree hours and
n hult'cachway.” .
f MANY LADIES ENTERTAINED. 4
Pilot's Moving Pictures Given, goth
' ‘ . cal-walk. club. Last] Night.
Pisnt's Having Picture Compouy, of
New York City, gayest very pleasing
entertainment. at the .roomu'jot. the
Romain Club. last evening to a large
and android-tire audience. Among the
guestswere manyludie‘s- Battles the
moving pictures muny‘ stationary
via 3 were glhnandflsnasawt- 0.
Planting a. number oi illustrated no
lections. Mr.- ‘Pia‘nt- was sprinted: by
p. n trickperiorrnerond
.A. c. Riley, p
A committee or representativesnt N
NEW HAVEN. April i9~lt was re. A
a" radical change was .
changes as are to bebronght about had-
ton. The bamzemaators on all or the “
pnrior oor‘cnndnctorn run through. Bs~ V
fluwnMfliliiiiiiiir
., dying a new conductor ape ;
comotivo engineers have madethe run _.
F in on i-
dy; ith prgbibl
variable windu.
m...
,"Wmujrsoxchnrbti'r “
ton. Wuldron, iii Stoflmm.
orwniln . . ‘ ‘ ‘
m WWW
WAN'TEDv-Mo PER
and expenses paid good,‘ 3
in; orders. Stondyworg‘. ‘
Protective Nurseries. 0 new
TEDL-ITIGHT OANc
onette in goodvropnlr. Add:
Dorian Cbnn. ‘ "
, cloud. 7"
work, Apply with reference. .3
St, Norwalk.
wmrsofiififih ..
housework. Two “ in runny
Grace Church Rectory, 10‘
Norwslk. “
T0 our;
retitled" ii" OMS ,
street; in ~o‘xcello ,
wit improvements. ,Eunui
both at. ‘W.Hilsdon. . '
. 'To " RENT—~T0 SMAIiL'
or adultsmin rooms-on. pr:
9. garden. Rent roosting:
able party. Good rater"
Apply at 173 East Ave, , ,
‘ 'ro Len-noose: out-12‘ AM
and burn, it? Buyview av‘eon ‘
orn \ improvements.‘
. . uder, ‘67 West»
Inquire .
at.
T0 LET~BARN
Nemelk. Four stalls.‘ .. ‘
oral carriages or Wagon h
rooms, etc... Applyto launch:
thewson A: Go. '- '_ ;
T0 LET-4i SE NO
mend Sign ragga. rent 5
door. brooms, No. 94 Toiles'S
88: small house, 5 rooms. in Braids
near Lexington ave“ rent 16;.
first class order. John H. Knox)?
Westqtfi,” ‘
To LEW—STORE PORKERB.‘
Raymond 15; Son, inMusic [Hall
suitable for grocery or any cths
. 'Four rooms. second
Sdtéth {gain agent,».unitn s“!
or we“ n’g. I», ,
for sale. Easy” '
ondwnrd
nesting roo shin
fiwiifimecus V
. a _. ‘
nova-r; ms.
roofP. numeric. .
_Norwni.k. ,
To 4 LET—4L0WER *ilART
house, No. .13 High St,
gulre J. ‘Crawe; 2‘West A
,. ‘ Lfiriifiofis‘iisc onus-r;
Strgontoinu“ nine'lérg f h: ‘
movement’s. ‘ Enquire-15,:
To LET-4 ROOM
Swartz dc Corbett Block.
rent 58. Ball cleanedfi he
For births:- particulars
doe airfrho on Well him 0
Washing on St. ‘
To ne~r~mwm
house. i8 Meadow so .
premised-or 28 West Ave.
unlit. ‘. ‘-
"a ALE-3%?
(inns,1ilo:“81iir sue, ‘
-ue 25c; Men’sFine W ‘
continue; Men’s r1
value 12.: D. Gottllcb.
so tn
, Kim
, rue fresh. others...- in: ‘soo
calve; also one .lersey‘bti and
horseiiiuber’s Improve ’ ‘
er. ‘Owen’s'hdapie Bra
9 cle St. Dorian. , ,.
x
1)
pump, all kinds otf '
china-y, zfilarge knitd re ..
pu eye. is sit men “n .
of various ‘slzesuiilgho - rt 7 4
for imnhwnteel, nautical; but, '
and hand‘brs‘ss chande o i)” ‘
name, Raymond st" '
Qlosed. 'fisturduys. 1
, son» sues-rot
kiwi“ t t
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