FRUIT JARS.
Mason Qts., 50c. doz.
ell reservoir, eight inch wick, central draft, adjustable wick
handsome wrought iron frame, nickel trimmings—a thor-
y up-to-date heater.
ONLY $3. 50.
'TA'llj‘stoves delivered and set up FREE.
OUR FURNITURE is of the highest grade and at the lowest
l'prieei-‘é-quality considered.
FRUIT jARS.
Lightning, 890. (102.
hr BXIhIIIt]
tirerill Iiit‘tiIl Iiird Ills liipuiirs
l'iiirlrlrss‘ Tu Preserve Urdu
I083 III III tripling Ital lilrriirlsheil
lured This Morning]
WILKES-BARBIE. September 2-i~~~v-A
reign of terror exliitcd I11 this section
of the Hil‘llte region last night and car
ly this morning. Ether-ill. Jacobs and
his deputies were powerless to pre-
serve order although every attempt
was made to do so No sooner w' is one ;
outbreak snpprcsr led than another
broke. out.
At, Nantlcohe the. street cars were
boarded by the mob in search of non-
union men coming from or going to
work. A rilici'Iil"s posse aiul a crowd
or strikers exchanged shots at Wan-
umle, after the latter had derailed 21
train of coal cars. At Plymouth a
number of non-union men on their way
home frorri No. 2 mine were held up
and beaten no badly that, they were
left on the roadway for dead.
Shortly after i o‘cloek this morning
a demand for more deputies was re.
ceivcd from no less than it) places in
hum-rue county. 'i‘hose applying for
help said that. If help was not, Si'llt'
at once. there would be a loss of prop‘
criy and probably bloodshed. Slrcrifl'
Jacobs utter a consultation with bi'r
attorney decided to take no more I
chances but appeal to the governor at I
onic .lnst lictole '7 o' c Ioc k this inorir
int: the sheriff telegraphed lioicinor'
Stone telling him of the situation in
in the \‘t-‘vonrirw region being br-mnd
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So. Norwalk.
slungton’ Sh.
For this week we make a specialty oi
IERY.
CHILDREN'S HOSE, DOUBLE KNEE,
AT 10 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE, 15 CTS.
LADIES’ FANCY HOSE,
AT 15 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE, 25 CTS.
LADIES' FANCY HOSE,
AT 19 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE. 25 CTS.
LADIES’ FANCY HOSE.
AT 35 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE 50 CTS.
THESE PRICES FOR THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY ONLY.
Dickerman
, .1
”argain D’
Sbuth Norwalk
om. ”00909000. «99mm»
The superiority of Portland over or-:
dlnnry cements is wail understood.
The price to horse low that Rosen-
dale cement in. to on extent», being
crowded out. We handle the "Aline,“
which Is conceded tube the bout brand
on the market. Our sales at this oe-
mont have increased ton-told within
a few years: if» yo are going to use
ceniont lute "ATIA ."
. is mammal...
tr.“ .4: .‘
43 Wdohlnnio
or course we have the "Itosendnle‘t
nine. and our line of maeone' building
materials blue atone, rewor- pipe, eto..
his control and that in order to protect ‘
I life and pmpc‘rtr troops would have
I to be sent lure I111l11cdialcly. 'I' be iroi
Icr'nrrr'x secretary replied that the mat j
>lcr would be laid before the formerI
l at. (111cc.
Al lilxr‘ter this morning a mob of
I :10 gathered in the vicinity of 11 wash-I
I cry and prevented the employees from .
i color: to work.
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A dcpuiy sheriff named liuike was
knocked douli Ii}, stones and ii"\t‘i‘t‘I_\
injured.
Large crowds of inert and boys titlIIl-
cred around the wunlrerlcs‘L and mines
in operation and the situation is \lly
threatening.
Intulrisnliuu. Sepiciiiiwr 2.1-»:
'i‘roopn will be sent to |.u'/.crnc ("0111in I
i berm-e night it the rioting In that lo-‘
1‘ cality does not cease. ioverlrnr Stone I
and Adjutant ilenernl Stewart were I11
conference with Sheriff Jacobs at Wil-
keadlurre, by telephone at it o‘clock
this morninir. The sheriff. early this
3 morning. tr’ricuruphcd the governor
.tbal. it was absolutely impossible to
.supprcss the rioting and disorder. and
that If bloodirhed was to Ilt‘ prevented
'tlrc government Would have to send
troops.
No demand has been received from
the sheriff and the state authorities
are hopeful that it will not he access
my to order out any addittonui
troops.
The ninth rculment. whose headquar-
tera are at Wilkes-llarrc. in however.
kept under waltini: orders.
The i:overnor"s advices from llcb
anon this morning are that the situa-
tion Is improved.
t'aptaln ii. iii. Richards, treasurer
of the American Iron and Steel l‘orn‘
puny, who was shot last night. was:
not seriously injured.
LEBANON. l’n.. September 2i An
nuly for-lint: prevails here. this morn-
ing. The soldiers sent here last night. Z
are on duty. 11nd have pitched their
touts. apparently tor a long stay. No
more has been made to Rt'llil the col-
orcd Iron \vorkera away. no the man--
ugcrncnt of the American iron and
Steel Company in said to have promlis~
I
. ed Mayor liens. yeulerduy.
in the ditrkncris of early morning a 3
battle between the mob and the rircn -
inside the mill took place, and several
were, idiot. norlc‘i‘atuuy. 'l‘lre mob lbw»
cd from a corn field Juirt beyond the
workrt. The men inside the warrior air-
rwrnblcd in force and returned the tire.
The aoldiern were irummnned and raid-
mob, a large numbci- of whom. it hr
said. were armed. Other rirrciitri were
' made Inter. and soldiers patrolled the
streets. heading home every one who
lettered and arresting there who re~
timed to keep moving. Few people went
. to lied. lltlti tiring was heard from the
I, vicinity of the miibi all night. 'I‘hbi
morning the situation iii more quiet.
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sVMP‘ATHV FOR THE PREB‘IDENY.
l..(lNliON Remember 2t~Thc utter-
noou Dflpt’lt‘fl hero express warm Mil.
infliction at the receipt of the, encour-
. «elm: reiiorln renaming the health of
President. Roosevelt and sympathy
wltlrliimin llIS‘GflfOl‘tfifltl quioludo. '
Mrrr. Ali traitMWe have been 110 for-
lunuto in our clergymen!
Mrs. Beau Monrlewiltive you?
“Puck.
W~W
BonemWhut makes you so down»
hearted?
BolicowWhlrt of that?
,1 old man cuts down our salaries to get
eveu.-~'l‘lii ill
, an: the birthing iii Htmwml‘hirt tray
of urine; initial
lam. i: rm
‘t'aibcdrul. yestcr'duy.
i'l'hc Rev. 1’. II, Wall. Ill).
ed the cornfield. urrcutinrt tliiriy at the '
Mrs. All Filth-«Oil. Yeti! The last one .
. was death on lentils; the one before .
that got up wheel partials. and new thin
’ one hr simply other about ping-pong. .
, {tingle-«My employers wile has «one
’ rind solicited hnolhcr Miflfiitln.
mnkwuvm amt- she does It the
Latin titty Tolls 110w Opera-
tiouii For Ovarian Troubles
May Be Avoided.
O
m
“'ilrrin Man. llrnaiiirlr—I suffered
with inflammation of the ovaries and
uoinbiiil over air vt-ura. clitliilinguc hell
and p: rim» 1i liich none can dicnm of but
those who hare hail the bllllli} expu-
MR9 EPICISil'l'lIVITVSIIN
rieni e. II IliilII“t dsoi' doliarswent toilm
doc tor and the lIl‘lllfl'lrI I was himva
a on living medicine (that 1.an n pliva-
ItltI \11' i.‘ r. \l) hlsitl Il"iI(. "111'r Ill (llrio
\v mic me that. hire lit 1! I (1r i are 1d of
-. ‘Illllll trouble In usipir l/‘(lh‘ It].
l'lnl hour’s \'el..c. rlilc (our-
pot: ml. and advised arc to try it. I
then .Iiirontinticd all oilnr medicine.
111. d "aw 1; our Vein itrl It ( 1111mm ”(I it
in vim irlr tr:.IrI \Iiil' 11 four “WI. 5;
:Il pain had II it 11‘1“; l r: 1er
Iiril‘.rcquI1r"~l. and 111} Ill t'.-11.x l 11 I11
:1 111111‘1 letter r‘ond IIIll 11d I Mas
'I't‘IIltrI llIIlltI month.- :.r.i!IlI~ . \ri'rlcrl
it-rrlln‘r~1rrltiriltiii-1mr‘ .\Ilr.-.
I'Zi‘mq 5111\‘1 Mum. 11,111 bu. Haw >1.
1 Ilepuiu Shaiiir aria [hi Tu
lirirla Ilrrii Stunts Thrown Iii
Iiiliil’lIIlllI Ilruse Iii Iltnrliriirr
Ilucll II Small Iiini
ll:\ll’i‘l<‘(‘)ltli, (than. September 23....
A special from the Post. from South
Main bcslcr says.
The wontdroardini; house. In Cooper
street, run by Aubnst Fill“); who
boards 21') nonunion velvet weavers,
Willi attacked at i o'clock. this morn
In}: by parties unknown. Fifteen shots
were tired from revolvers, the bullota
entering the slceping apartments of
the boardcru on the second and third
iloorii.
llrleki-i and rocks \vere also thrown
in large quantities and windows were
illllttHIlt‘tI and knocked in.
The nil‘air was only of short dura-
tion, hill the neighborhood was arous-
cd. those occupying the attacked build
in}; being terribly frightened. but. not
much hurt. The place was under
uuard. llcpnty Sheriffs liibble and
Welch beinr: on duty. The. shots were
lIlFiIllt‘iI)‘ heard on the west. side (if
the town and created much excitement.
The bullets: Were ilnbcddcd In the
walls of the rooms. but nobody was
SuIi I.:1Irc ('Ity. I'. I. »
allot L‘ it‘\ilI"HIIIlII it; not genome.
Remember ever-v “onion is
cordially imited in u 1 tie to 'llis.
l‘inltlioni if ibrrci: no)“. 11;:
about licrstinplomu: n . ‘oi 5 not
rrmlcrsi: ind. Yllru ?’Ililiilttll|' 3
address in l.y1rn.li.1ss.
Hm“) [1 Hm! I!
CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S UNION.
IThe Annual Convention Being Held
This Week in Hartford.
llAIt'I‘Ii‘Uilil. Sr plernbi‘r iii The air.
until couv ration of Iliei ‘:1tlrolic Young
Me :1 'ii Vailonal l‘ nioii \\IlI(Il In aim in
this t‘Il\ vc slordav and ninth i. he luv;
roiiliinu d today opened its cxc ic isle :;
by the till deb-gates attendini: in a
body a ponlii‘rcia! mum: at St, .loscpir’s
at which the
itiglrl Itev. lilshop ’I'hrncv oillciulcd.
of New
York, was the assistant. priest. The
Rev, ii, .I, Ill'lgaii of Hallway, N. .I.
and the Rev. J. 'l‘. Murphy of Pen-
liodi Mama . \iclc dc morn: ot‘ honor.
the dc: icons ol' the 1112.1 .- wen Ilev 'I‘
:4 IIilKililil and till .i. i‘-. Quinn. of
Hartford. 'l‘hc Rex. iii. M. lluy'cii was
ruastcr of ‘cercmonim
ii‘ollowini: the ccharaiion of the
mass a sermon wnu preached by Rll-‘ZIII
Rev, William ll'iirlrn I‘ardow. a des-
nit priest of New York.
The [trail stillfliilll of iIll‘ «01111 nliou
opr 111 d al' .. 'p. 111 in I'IIIUI tluard llaii
FERRY' 8 ELECTION ASSURED.
So Says Stanley w. Turner in Fight
Against Secretary Alger.
lilii'l‘lilll'l‘. llicb. September 2-l~
Stanley \\ 'l‘irrricr_ one or the Ferry
managers in the .vcunor‘ial «111npa.un
that ll. M. Ferry, of Detroit is making
arizailrxt iorrncr Hr‘r'i‘r'illly of War it. A
Alger. :zuvc out the billowing :itali
menl today:
“(bit of it? illlIIlIIlllIiiillil made no to
this date Iu’i arc for I’I'\It‘i' M. Fer
1v
ills election in month ally assured.
’lhlu I‘i-IIIIllilii' I bowl 111nm i'rl‘
most reliable information and assoc
auecir obtainable. and as there are
still thiriyiilvc I'c bill-nu candidates
ill) be uninitiated, no doubt I'XIHte ll.
“our opinion that Mr. I"4‘l‘l‘l' “ill be the
next elm-ind liailcil SiriteH Senator,
from Michigan,"
~~"'I‘llIiI'ii the burn out: heals the
wound; curve the pain lli'. 'l‘bonraii'
I‘iclecil‘lt‘ Oil, the household reinmly-
LABORERS iN BEEF HOUSE
STRIKE.
CHICAGO. tiuptonihci‘ .3 .. ()pel‘d
tloinr in the beer iionucn or Armour ti.
tibuipuny have been cil‘ectiurllv tied
up by 1511 IIIIiiJI‘l‘li-I who went on airllic
tor an inert-uric or .25 per day In waiter.
ill-tore the men burl been out an hour.
five hundred men employed on butch»
era In the beef houses. were made bite
for want of material. The atrllicra
threaten to extend their ilithl to other
portlouu of tho Armour plant. \lllIt‘Nfi
iid nettloment iiiurli soon be rcuclc
c .
Tablets
“ I consider 1110mm:
TABLET! one of the
merit thoroughly setti-
foctor Pro rietory
Merit as I no he-
come {emitter with, in
more “than 95 your
anaemia, 7
. , lie filliwor mile:
'tlui 1’ halve mm,”
vendetta t porpoises
otmveiieett ,yetgem
tie, liver pill and regal:
later 0 it how
while at the some time
narrow, "in a
,rriltible an, and
ertir't reform iii
with with his family ‘
e hgtnimedat‘liigifiaoctitgi ‘
e on o .
. 33in”: iii :
5 rod that n coiniirniy without, RiHlM'VI-
i ulna might. be hupclmly IflflIlIVl‘M i‘m'
demand lluiiilitlilir.
(II coemureu
Injured An investigation by the oili-
i'l 1.x. on duty dial-timed no persons Ill
the \II inlt\.
TALK ON LIFE INSURANCE.
President McCall Tells Some Interest-
ing Facts Concerning it.
. NEW YORK. September '34" Ir‘ollmv-
‘ I111: Is an abstract of an address; deliv-
ered by John A. I\Ic(‘:rll_ president of
the New York Life Insurance (‘onrv
pand, before the thirty-third national
convention of state insurance olllcialu
:Il (‘oliilulius (lliiii-
.\lr. hir-(‘all said in part:
“State supervision of life irriorrancc
Ill this country In usually considered as
havinr: bcrzlln with the Masarhirsctts
\ialute 0t IKT-Ti and being: an insurance
department, but this law was only the
culmination of :1 series- of enactments
which marked the Incipient stance of
state r«ll]l"i‘V‘I.~'I'lll in that common-
wealth.
“When one contemplates the formid-
able array of supervisory statutes. and
considers how much more Is left to the
discretion of insurance officials in ens
forcing the law. It requires some com»
one to declare onc's faith in slate rup-
crvision. Notwithstanding the defects
of slate supervision. the expense and
annoyance it irnnosca upoli the corri-
panies, and its liability in be abused. i
believe the evils of lron-supcrvision
arc the evil»: of anarchy. Ilunrrrn ria—
lurc I-- the same» or perhaps a little
more usin‘l‘tI\'r‘m\\'Ilt'll acting Ill‘IlIillI
the screen of il corporation as when
acting on individual responsibility.
"If we rock for the motives of these
various i‘cipiircrur his. I do not think
we can fairly attribute them in any
areal measure to airy other purpose
than ll desire to protect the public.
Taxation of lite insurance is still griev-
ons and unjust Ill many mates. bill it
would probably be equally or more up-
Iust If there rvere no laws applicable
to It except tax laws. There was tux-
-allou before time was stilll'l'VIsIHil. and
so far all the riizht or wronr: of either
Is ioniciued. each stands on liu own
merit:
'It would appear that an arueuduii lit
to the constitution in nicessaiv in no-
rule national supervlizlon and control
of tucurance companies i‘eudini: ion ii
an unit-ailment. It is most reaper-tinny
trlellcrtcil that the uieuib: 1.x: ot‘ thin au-
FtchlIiItlll should co-opcrutewiih the
cotriiuliiiriourra of the several alaieti rrp~
pointed to secure uniform laws (or in»
alion and other lllll'ptlxt‘fl. In ordci that
policy Iioldeiii may he printer led
llmlilllii the crude and attention». dc-
ntructlvc legliilution propelled in aortic
of the states.
"The public ‘0! itself. and without
uiipcrvialon. in lrclpieiui with reaper! to
its equities in life lmiurauce coolructr.
and more than lullplcaa in respect oi”
any quick tent of irolr'cncv It the no!
vcncy ot a bank in untouched. it show
but of litiiit‘lll and liabilities can be
made which hi eriuilx verified and un-
derstood. If it ilcpiulitlll' Iii lint limbo
that and Wlfllit‘fi to withdraw lilo bub
once. he may do all by it alrolio of Ilhr
iii-n: bill the linbllitica of n lite tailor»
rincc company are or each :1 character
that none but export malbcaiallciana
can calculate them, and the internist. or
I'rlllII't’ which the policv bolder him In
the life coinpuriv. cuiiiiol all a role be
withdrawn ill will. and in order to ill“
cure the trill value of that coolly. his-
mind him-ruin it. from your in your dur-
Illll ll lilittt‘mliil period. or for life. The
liabilities of the company are chlclly
deterred ilubiiitiru. and ran innit deters
want and still continue to pay all its
At the shine. tilnr.
it, iiiliilit prevent io'the public the rip-
iieurrmce oi‘ prosperity.
"that state supervision in a phi‘fl‘l‘t
remedy for all the ”will! or tile. incur.
anee hillrmunagemeht. no one will luv 11
«mutant claim; that it has in itself the
_ seeds at many evils. which ultimately
lhlnre tllri very interest which it in on.
tdlliiibiy created to protect in only too
apparent: but i believe llizit the 1m.
ntelirtiiccil nutrient of ihi origin and
during its growth state supervision
mil grappled sticeeafiilly with mime:
Mile. and has succeeded In a great
‘ ponies.
Ht-
{or secularism
WASHINGTON September {llwAm
our; the iotirtll’ ulnar postmortem ap-
THE D: M. READ co.
, A. dim ii. I” Badge...” moaning.»
Established 1857;
ATTRACTIONS IN THE FURNITURE STORE.
There are a few Baby Carriages and Go Carts of the
best grade and style manufactured whereon we have plac-
ed cut prices. .
Every one of these Carriages is of handsome wicker,
upholstered with Corduroy, Carriage Cloth, or fine Plush,
with the newest and best quality springs. and rubber tires.
The following list will convince you that this is an oppor-
tunity.
At $10.00 reduced from $12.75.
At $14.50 reducad from $19.25.
At $16.00 reduced from $21150.
At $17.50 reduced from $22.00.
At $25.00 reduc cd from $36.25.
Clo-Carts, all adjustable, with solid rubber tires, and
green enameled gears.
At 3) 3.90 from $ 5.00.
At $11.25 from $14.50.
At $16.00 from $22.00.
As usual when we get hold of something good we
straightway inform our friends, and in this case it is a,
new line of Hall Racks. They are all Seat-Racks of beau-
tiful quartered Oak with French beveled plate mirrors and
brass pins.
Prices run from $11.25 to $58.75.
If you come and see these Racks they will “talk" for
themselves.
REMNANTS 0F WASH FABRICS.
Lawns. Batistcs, Organdies. Dimities, and other dain-
ty materials for warm weather are offered in waist or
whole dress lengths at low prices. We would suggest that
here is an opportunity to buy at a wonderful 53' log for
oncxt season.
The to and 12!»: ct. grade are 5 cts.
The 20 and 25 ct. grade are 1212' cts.
At the Undcrskirt Section just now is a showing of
Outing Flannel short Petticoats in pretty colors, pink,
blue. and fancy stripes. They are soft and warm, the very
thing for fall and early winter wear.
Prices are 25. 29. 39. 50. 75 and up to $1.25.
There is an attractive display of Rugs just now.
THE D. It- READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Contagious
Diseases
BRAZILIAN BALM is 0 Lightning Germ Exterminator. It
is the only thing in the world known to mankind that absolutely
prevents and instantly cures contagious diseases. Fer twenty years
it has been preventing and curing measles. typhoid and scarlet ic-
. incentive in trimming the built intco 'e
orient the policy holders and the com»
ver, chicken pox, diphtheria, whooping cough, etc. Cures mumps
in twenty-four hours. The small-pox germ is no harder to kill than
the typhoid or near-let fever germs. It will kill the seeds or germs
and iiiop the contagion. We say try it and stamp out the disease.
We'll refund the money on every bottle that fails. 500 and $1.00
at druggints or sent quick. 8AVE YOUR FAMILIES.
B. F. JACKSON 8: CO, M'i‘g. Chemiuni, Indianapolis, Indium.
"i had a dome children in my Booming, limiue hurt April when two of
them Wt’l’n istriclrcn down with “AM. ET Fulfill ’l‘crior reigned of entire».
but I Instantly rum to drum! or {truth on radar to flflvil child. nick and warm.
cry hour. The nick quickly recovered and not another child we» touched,
thriurlli coiiiitoiitiy outlined.“ Mm Mary ilohlmion llunt lmiinnopeliir.
“When the QMALLJ’OA roger! iii ihiii city we. were greatly criticised.
my father especially but we limit the tllircnsrrriiway by each inking ill «from
0! Brazilian: noun iii-cry lilo ilotli'il. it tiiii not enter one family where the
Balm your used. and there were hiilltlt'tliili 0t tlicm.‘
hire. Victorlt .lyle, Wilmington, Del.
“WHDOFING oooou has been re lung rill around mi. People ore wonder.
but why my children do not take it. We giro them Brazilian Bruin that’s why.
This invaluable mutiny has treat all contestant: diseases out o my totally
lei- five years." Mrs. J. A. Smith; 0119mm, Yo.
“Oneottho girls workingln my store was at death‘s door with 1"!-
illicit). Three doctors in consultation said she. could not live an hour. Arr
BI'ISIIIMI helm had never failed inc 1 11 quilted to try it I gm her 10 drop:
lire nutrition The millet trim in ngtcul She instantly revived and
at) recovered" litre. ii. 13 Bradwoy, Wilmington but
for solo ItBlItet’l,Ph1ieterl s and the billiard Prior-him
ablated today w James Wakefield.
, d Own. .
thin to Slots Efren“
Norwalk Chronicler