liltillliciuslu tin-liileliun
illllIitlll ls Delicate lull Must int
. . Be iiouuhlu Handled
43 The methods of the strlkcru in tlic
. Pennsylvania coal regions were chur-
"aotarized us “viciously un-Aincrimin"
and‘were said to “nolsonieiy smell of
the'dark ages," by Rev. 1.. R. Strcctcr,
D... 13:"; ‘at the Pearl Strcet Methodist
, Episcopal Church, New Haven. former—
vlyfi’of South Norwalk, lust evening.
Revi‘ers Stroeter had for his topic.
"lithe Employer and the Employc.” HI‘
,tl‘yo‘f‘t‘ted'4'the subject from both view
. points; but vigorously scored the moth-
. . 9d! of the unions In attolnpting "to (‘U‘
. me employers into granting labor dc—
man’du” and the. clergyman was no less
atrcmg in denouncing what he termed
the “up-American coercion of non
plop men," who want to work in tho
miller.
‘ ‘Dr Btreeter explained that. he said
.t, in hot because he is opposed to the
w rkiugmcn. but because he is in fu-
1.70? Of them, remarking: "The work-
man have many friends and i am onc
0;, them. Would i could count as our
hundred thousand in assisting them.
But‘l' do hold that they havc no legal.
or moral right to practicc coercion by
.gmeans of their highly perfected system
.oflabor unions. They have no lrgal
or T‘morai right to coerce nonunion
million or’ to punish such own. if ilurc
[18.13116 thing on American valuus morl
than another, that thing is the liberty
, to do as he pleases. This right is up»
' ; purefltly denied non-union llloli by till;
‘ organized strikers.
- “Moreover the union strikcrs will ul-
timately injure themselves and thc
country at large. There is slit'il :1
thing as the employed demanding too
"much in the way of short, hours and
high wages.
"Workman have done this in ling-
lund. For years. thcy lmvc bccn so
woll organized that they could (‘ticl‘cc
their employers into granting llicir du-
muuds. What wus.tiie rcsulf‘.’ it is
well known that today England has
prestige. This is duc to the fact that
the laborers have practically i‘nrccll
the employers into the minimum of
short hours and for the buying: powcr
of money In that country the maxi-
mum of wages. (‘apitai is llim'ci‘ol‘c
Agoing from England cvcry
this country, to the contincnt. to (.‘hilm
,, and Japan.
almost unnecessary to say that the.
employer: of England suffer illsn.
“Capital la a delicate thing; Iikc
somc flower, if too roughly prlwcd it
cigsga...Qipitul is in its powers grunt.
pressure is too great tlic mcu who
have It in thcir charge put tiu ir hands
into their pockets and go away.“
Rev. Dr. Strccter took two trxts for
his sermon, and these llppiicli to truth
. employers and cinpioycii. (Inc “a.
“Master. give to your :u‘l\‘tllll.~ that
which in just and equal. knowing. that
you have a Master in iicnwn.’
The other text was: “i.t‘l lilo sci-ram
fear his master."
The speaker romarkcd that In judlzc
from these texts cmploycrs and l'lll-
ployes had trouble cvcn 2.000 ycurs ago
and that this grout lplcstion has Ilot
: yet. been decided as is proved by tlic
present strikcs In the coal regions.
‘ -Mr. Streeter traced the history of
the relations of cmplnym to their nni~
players in this country. Ho 8130th of
_ the old days when the» apprentice was
_ bound out to his employer. lived at the
of the family. so to speak. 'i‘iiirl sys-
tem. Mr. Streetcar remnrkcd. was such
that in due time the olllployl‘ had a
chance to become onc of the firm.
’Now..however. the centralimtlou and
Incorporation of busluosu inlcrcstn has
[changed all this and the naipioye in
come cases ucvcr sci-s his onlployer.
Mr. Streetcr said that this has
brought Its attendaul II‘lIlIiIit‘i-i. "(fer-
.tuln difficulties arising from the sly...»
and power of our Industrial corpnrin
rtlona are now upon us." obm‘rvcd ihc
. preacher. “We are floundering in a
"whirlpool of industrial confusion. Hill
the country in not going to tho (logs.
(hit of this dimension will coillc u
armour patriotism."
-Mr. Streeter said tiltlt uudcr tin:
prompt system culpinycrn kccplnv.
loaf from their cmployck (‘Iiiiil‘ in
time to feel thcmnclvus vnully kupcrlor
“the men “by whose labor illcy livr."
,r. Strrcter obscrvml. lib-t advice»
for“. "Let tho employer-n ucc morn of
hell“ men. Lot lllcm talk Willi thosv
ho toll in tliclr fuctorim-z. When llu-
l’i harm find. 89 tlmy do In muny cam'a
.o’day, that they are not ukcd lll'l frei-
‘mgn, they look upon the factory on ll
billed whore tinny may kilirk when tho
it . re offers.“
he laborers who u fvw yeuru and
9‘ treaty with his employer mid
priced in the same room with tho
”player. ”is not the» man today who
. Tallow the employer to treat him
their slave. The present standpoint
any «employer! is tin-American.
{ trouble in that too often employ-
‘ d employees do not understand
“her. i it in impracticable In
«sector employers to so out
their men. but there in nothing
Mt the employers from knap-
cit with their men by means
do tout managers. Today I on.
. . that many managers. heads
cuts. are not only cruel but
oi‘rlbiy profane. No wonder that
chad feeling funnng the work-
Ehey do. not like to be cursed
rim about. ,
thbl mutiny already tbe‘cffect
a" I: strongly. Today we
it. icebeapar to hire a
lost a large part of her qunut’acturing: .
your—“to '
England suffers and it is.
' but is carefully husbundcd and If lill‘ ‘
house of the employcr and became Uiic t ”WI. Pills and Topic i’l'licls for mm.
W . _..
titlon will not decrease. That gate iii
Castle Garden. Through it roam the
crowdl: from foreign illlilitd.
"We arc all wot-horn togcthcr. Wc
know that we are poor. but our nonm—
tlmcl-l have fil’flilmfi of what- we should
do If We had Wealth. Such tliouuiito
ilrc not good for us. 'I‘Ilcy loud llil to
dissatisfaction.
“l myself when my pockets arc
empty—mud this is ot‘lchlcull-c
wealth, but that i may do ungodly
ilingu. but that I may iipip tbc pool“.
llut we must realize that in this mod—
crn cxlutcuco tho opportunities,to gain
wraith are few. Unlcuu by foresight
or by chuncc we are piuccd in ouch
proximity to wcath that wc can
ulukc $500 to $5.001) :l wovk. wc llll\'(-'
no hope of gctlim: Into that position.
Lot on ll." colltruil. knowing that l’rov»
ldl lico iliila Diiil‘lli in; when» wn arc and
that the Master wua~ :1 workman. With
this in mind let. nu pray for urcalcr
catholic»; and llnnwicdgc."
Itcv. ill'. Strrrotcr spukc lo a largo
confirmation and dclivct'ld Iii»: it’d'liltill
in n drumutic munncr.
CHAIRMAN JOHN J. WALSH.
“——
N0w Located With Democratic State
Central Committee in New Haven.
The Saturday Chronicle. of Now lla-
vcn_ prints llic following:
""l‘hc ilcnllcmuu chosen by the hour
ccrat‘ic State (‘cntral (kimmittcc to
bc its chairman, and ,llic cxccutlvc
nulliagcr of the (:anlpaign for tho
llcmocrutic stain tlckct, upon iilO pcr-
uoual cmiorscllicut and rccomlncndu-
tion of Mr. Mclbcrt l3. i‘ary. Clllilil'
dulc i‘or Izovcrnor. will for the next
till-co \vccku occupy a conspicumls amt
moi-c or less tryingr positionma posu
which will make him at oncc onc of
the busiest. most assiduously impor-
tunod. most cordially dlunned and
mold luvartitj. lauded lucn in the stale.
’I‘buf gentlcman In John J. Walsh. of
Noiwuik. at lil'tiSi’lli located ill tho
big Mutiny Building. where the State
Ccntrul (‘Ululnittcc occupies a capu<
citul» suite of rooms.
“The solcctiou of Mr. Walsh for the
rcsponsiblc position was a rccoani-
tion of his fitness for it: of his faculty
for floating,r with men. hi5 cxpcricnce
in political lil'c. his tact and diplomacy.
and his inlclliucni grasp upon tlic rc~
quircinents of llic hour and tho situa-
tion. iic is a successful illu'ycl'. :l
5|.llliut and I‘cnollrccl'ul spcakcr. on-
llowcll with a fund of wit and the gift
of cloqucnce. und is popular among
his ucquuintunccs and :isrrrlciatl‘s.
both legal and luylncn. llc is at
prcscnt lilo proscclltlng attorney of
lill‘ Norwalll 'l‘own Court. has bccn
corporation coups-cl to the -cit\' of
Norwalk, justice of the pcaco, rcgllz-l
.llur ot‘ voicrsg and othcrulsc honor-i
ml with public trusts by his fellow:
tmvnsamcu. llc iu fair. fat and forty-i
iIrc. a gclliui. "jolly good follow which i
nobody can dcny." and lit'Slilll‘li. int
thc opinion of his: friclilio. for com"-
tiling cvcn lictlcr than lbc chairmanw
ship of the Stall» (‘cnlrul (‘onlmitlcu
“in I577. at the age of ‘30. In» began j
thc study of law iii lili‘ olllcc ol' II.
II. lint-hour. in Norlvalk. uhcrc Iic'i
:wns born and has ulwuyu lircd. and!
begun his curccr an a practitioner int
Ixxu. Ilix uutural uplitudo for poll-3
tics lil'ouullt him into the whirl of the
l‘ltil'iSillllll from tlic vcry lwpiuulnl:
of his pi‘rit‘caslollt'i carccr. null iic as,
III-Iicld his party on tho slump. in!
caucus and couvcniion and rally and i
|l£lll|lit'_ from boyhood. llc has lnu-nl
chairman of word caucuses. prolulll‘.[
:cnritcriul. colluty und conurcusionul
l'illl\i‘iliillllt~'. and was: this your chosen :
Ilv :hc lcmlcrs to prosidc ovvr lilt‘l
\lutc convention which rcccnlly nicti
Ill llic ilypt-rion. ill \l'llicli hc llistilrt
.auishcd himself by ilii'l utilc opt-null:
illiliit'HS. his pnrliulncntury accomplish-
lllt'lliw‘ and iiit‘ i'ulrncus of his rulings.
iill‘ logical and natural oulcmnl- of
which “do his sch-clilm for tho coin
miltvc chairmanship. to which pust-
lion he brings the sump cncrgctic
icouwicnfious dcvotiun to duty. that
t haw always characterized him."
l
'l‘hc cutlrc treatment of llamou‘k
lstipntlon. costs Imt 2f) ('(‘lliR'Wllli’liii‘illl'
l for a month, pleasant to take and thor»
ouch in action Ahli your dealer for
ilalnon'u. it. ll. l‘latstcd. "
THE OCTOBER AMERICAN BOY.
'i‘lic Octobcr Amcrlcan iluy. with It.u
eighty pictures and its thirty-twp
pupcs of reading iuattcr for“ boys.
maintains tlic high standard out by Its
publislicru that (‘Yt'l' luudc it so junlly
populur whcrc lhcro urc boyi-l. This
immbcr conlulne tiic following mor-
tog:
Napoleon lionupurtc. cbuptcru ii.
and ”L: 'l‘iic Strikc at tho Continen-
tal: 'I‘hc Ilcmlrrcction of Sleepy Hol-
low: Muuwakw—i‘i ’I‘uic oflllcNortb
Woods: Alcxumlcr the ill-cut uud Ilu-
cchpaluu: A Multcr of Sand to fool-
anI uloryl: Ix’tt Clif‘flllll, tbc Scout:
'I‘Iic WI‘m-ll of tho My Luvs» (a nun
utoryl: lllckcy‘n First Night Mailman:
An Ancient ilnspnkcn. and bicep lint?
film: Away.
Spoctul fuuturcn are: The {“110“-
can iloy Roll of Honor: Smuucl i”. ll.
Morse. lilo Inventor of tho tolugrupll:
flow to Make It \Vlicnlburrow, u
Iloubie Swing and u Locum (lull: im-
sou ll. ofi‘ibortiiumi in Top Iliauy
Lemons: schoolboy Life at Eton. by
Harry Htoechorrlkou. 'I‘ch iloy 'l‘ruv-
cllvr: Thu Wondorful Fulani. by licke-
I<luII lluitcrwmill: Top or bottom.“
which? by Archur brown. of IioIzcru.
ilrown Book lit-virus.
lloy Photographeru. bow-rs of Ani~
main. Mcmbcrk of tho Agassiz Young
Naturalists Association. Numbers of
the Order of tho Amnrlmu Boy. Amn-
tilnr Journaliulu.gilovxldnnny Makers.
flay Stamp, (loin and. (lurid Collectors.
boys In (innit-aural. Bportlli and Boy:
who love Policies. ckchlhave their um
uni departments in this number. $1.00
ii your. . , , , ,
run scallion PUBLISHING 00..
Detroit. Mich.
Fair. clear skin, robust health and
and Invlgmted condition results from
the use of Hawaii's: tron Tonic. It In
the bent. bloodmedlcinu. $1.00. It. ll.
indicted. ' ‘ ’ ‘ , . "i
«a»...
prohibitive
in raids Inc
‘ vi
in}
. w ‘ ,“r a:
no toss wn-uo 1- GAIN.
Farmers With Plenty of Wood (in
Hand Profit From Coal Strike.
“There is no great loss without conic.
uniull guin’VIH an old and trite saying
which t'urmorii are calling to lniud In
connection with the prudent coal strilto
and subsequent famine. Of course,
many people are obliged to pay exor-
bitant pricca for fuel and otlicrs are
unable. to not. enough at any pricc. 'l‘hc
U
,I‘urmcrn do not wish people to freeze
and Would not ask that mnmlfactur-
urn close their shops on account of u
kcurclty of tool. lull pi thc Hilll'ii' limo
thcy cannot hulp uccrctly rcloiclug.
not, for thc famine. but for tho dcmand
for wood.
(in cycry farm where tlic owncl‘a
prctcnd to do farming as a living. thcic
uic wood lots, and tho “knights: of thc
plow-handle" always kccp a ltroodly
i-‘upply of this luci on bond ill llil
timco: in fact, they seldom burn coal.
Naturally the uborlagc of coal iiilli In»
(Ii'i'iitzlt‘li tlic domuud for wood of all
kinds by traps and ilillllltiH. and tho
t'ui'lncrn have iIIcralIy coined money.
‘I'lic Hilll‘it‘ii tliut SIIOCliilliill'H have cor-
n: rod u largo part of tho wood supply
appear to bo cullrcly fuluc. Some l’ur-
morn Ilurc bccn culluiit. but tilc farmer
of today roads the papers and Woo
vido awoke cnough to anticipate liic
I‘isc ill price.
With wood soiling for twice the
ordinary price and for spot cash. for-
mcri. Iiavc l‘l'llii'At‘li cousldcrlililc rcady
money. l'p to iilt' pro-snot limc many
mortgugcs which have run for ycaru
liuvc bccn wholly or partly paid off.
The farmere‘ wives are sorry that so
much dry wood lias‘beon sold, as it
liil‘llliil that they will be obliged to
burn "grccn stuff.“ A majority of
iill'lll. liowcvcr. take. an (lptilltiSlic
vicw of lilo situation and reckon on
:iic inoncy coming in.
()wncrs of farms say thc outlook for
thc wiutcr is unusually uood; Iictlcr
than it has becn for many years. Willi
a conuldcrablc amount of rcady inou
cy on hand. milk polling for a good
pricc, a big apple orop_ plculy of po-
tutocs and all kinds of vogctablck. the
plospccts arc bright. to shy lllc trust.
(train. which for the past few months
has liccn sky high. in now gcltiul:
hack to a nominal figure uguin. and
llic incat trust is not pushing as hard
.m it did at oiic timc.
iivvryluuly's liable to itching pilos.
lill'ii and poor, old and youlig-—-—tcrl‘ible
llic torture llicy suit’cr. Only ono surc
curc. lloun's OIntmciIt Absolutely
~':il'c; can‘t fail.
PER DIEM PAY OF MILITIAMEN.
Announced by Adjutant General Cole
in General Order.
[ii a :zvnciai nrdcr, tlic ndjutant gnu-
filii announced~ tho pcr Ilium pay of
oiliccts and cnliuled men In iiit‘ mili~
fury licrvlcc of thc klntc as follows:
IIRIGAI’II‘I.
t'.iiiilili.~.~‘iolictl i)fill‘l‘l‘fi"~iil‘il;llliit‘l‘
i‘wlll'lili. Slfilii: coioncl, $9.7m: liculcn
.iiii coluuci. $5.22; major. $0.85.; cup-
l:.iu. nlounlcil. $5.4m; captain, $4.93:
first licutcuanl, mountcd. $4.38; ilrut
limucuant. 34 ll; second Iicutcuant.
ninnulcd, Sill. HI‘I‘Ollti Iicutenunl.
$11.51;. chaplain. $54k.
Enlixlcd men-—Ilrigadc and rcginicn~
lal nou-commissiouml staff olilccrs.
$3M; first sergeant. $21.50; company
ul'llrtcrnluutcr sergeant, $2.50: bands-
uldn. $2.50; sci-grant. : corporal
$1.73.; cooks, $1.73; fai'ricr, Stiff. sud
dict: $1.73: privatc, $l.:’ui.
.\'.\\'~\l. ll.r\’l"i‘.tl.lt'IN.
(‘oiillili;~'siolicri Officers (‘ommand-
«‘I'. don. ”1‘32; shorc. $0.010: licntcnuut
.ummumicr. sea $0.55; i-llorc. Sfllil’;
ill'liil'liillli. sou $I1'Il: whore. $4.19:
licutcnnut l.l. (in, sin $4 ii: shorc,
$3.150: ensign. Son. ”fill: chore, $3 Bil.
I'lnlilllcd Mi‘li—Wi‘illl‘i potty ofllccr
.lnd pclly oillcvr, first-class. $2.25.; pct
ty oillccr, uccoud-cluss. $2; pclty pill"-
cr. thirdclass. $1.75; scamnn. $1.50: or»
liuury scumun. $1.40; lundkmnn. $1.30.
The above tillfifl not include rations
i‘or ofilccru und horscu for otllccru and
turn. «Each oillccr ii: allowed 35 lit'l'
day for borne and curb enlisted man.
$2, with forage.
SAVED A BOV'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard, of Mll-
fm-d. ill-L. days: "Brazilian ilulm mir-
cd my boy's ilfc. lie hogan jlmt likc
tho ollc WU lost with cruup. We gavc
him :1 few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right ill lilo mor-
ning.” For sale by ii. iii. Pluluted. i“.
ii. iiaxtcr. and The Clifford Phar.
mucy. ”
PUT THE ARMY ON ITS FEET.
Captain French Made a Good Record
In Stamford.
Captain Franc-h. who has had
charge of the suivuiiou Army work In
Stamford for tho lust six months. loft
Saturday for Hartford. i-ilu appoint-
ment thorn In ill tho upturn of promo-
tion, nayu the Advocate. lie in to have
charm- of tllrcc poetu of tho army In
Hartford. and intends to put. ill Ollt'l'il~
lion varimm plan». including auroral
for the help of the poor.
thn Captain Froncb came in
Stamford. be found the affairs of tho
Army bore in ouch condition that
many ullvlncd that It be glvnu up.
but Cilplilill French iii no quiltvr. 'l‘bu
army war; in debt to the cxtcnt of WW-
nml Iumdrml dollars. ' 0nd of tho billn
was in the neighborhomi'uf $300, To a
largo (‘lfil'lll people who bud formorly
hock friendly inwardly the Army bad
lost (ionfldcnno In It. Captain ii‘roncb
succeeded In raising eunuch moncy to
pay cvnry cent om Army owed in
Stamford. and putting its work upon a
good foundation. Ho atulod )qu night.
that tho urmv limit! not now turn any
out: In Stamford (mo cnut.
fills ancecvmrn int Biamford urn
Captain Rose and Llantcuunt Dow.
young womou who hare lately labored
Mlccoanfilily In Ndwbondou. It is
hoped by friction afflict why that they
will continua the directive work begun
Iiy‘Cuplnln French. ' ’
. rue LIFE IN PERM...
"I Just accrued in km: gone all to
pieces." writ” Alfred allele. of Welfare.
Tom, i‘biliourneaa lino a lamp. back had
made itfd a burden. I commit out or
sleep and out almost too from out to
‘ work when ”ammonia mammoth
t . ti
.lih’ii"l-~
6th A... zlsl‘and’ 2
‘ my C
100005" 0'
2;: Sis., N. v.
Do You Know .
That the
bought. your money back if you wan
thin—amid ' Hollis: d6” 'vél'y'”i{e§l”
I qualify. sold everywhere at 18c. 3 lb.
and over our price per lb. 1 t
' 1 32C t
mound...”
”no: ..
TilC$l.:li The 51.2; i Tin-Silk)
Quality Quality i Iyudtily
90c 70c 60c
Three Matchless
Genuine purc ilour- I
I on Santos titli-
fcc. .ltlc. quality.
lava and Morita
i3: sure to see our most extensive asmt
considered. we. sell canned goods 25 pr
TOMMHFS. Lulavcltu Iliand. ciu‘bcc quality.
Mir York State mean: so -;u' Chili. id .25. I've
‘L'llfi.
tram. Si'(.7l'li'lA.\II. Iozingc ilrami. i‘c»! tic
No. .' mus; Ici van. 1043.:
Now Aspatauus~h35l Cali~ -
mini: l .lniill‘lfll
wlltlc Asparacm Tips. lltrk-
moll's. boal l]li.lilly, 2 35
‘ n- . . . .
.‘tlc.. don. . . ..
White Aspuarus lip-. i‘cl-
monlc. but qua
.‘It‘ . do]...... ”mi 2045
American Granulated Sugar, 2;
Canned Fruit—
Punch“. Olk
2.50
l'rvltctl i’cllv. (hik brand. cr-
lia quality. 2 I—.‘ duality.
«an. .t:c.. dorm... 17c. do:
(‘V‘ld grillnd ilcvl r'iutilil'llcnlui Jclllu. i.l
Pillsbury’s Best XXXX Flour
Lcmou Cling
iiiilllti. cvllzl t|l:.iiti\‘.
l-.‘c:.n. 21c” do].
Apricolc,
illialih. '2 ll.‘
i‘pr Plums or
i‘lums. (ilk
upnund S-piumJ
pail pail
43c ”70¢
l
l
than Inferior Groceries elsewhere ? Try an order—«ii not the but you ever
BACON IFIorat Brand), best English cure; very fat,
very lean. or medium fat and lean, per pound,
TEASMSMCHM .‘ullltv (lolong. ijugltsh Breakfast. Ceylon. lupin. t3uu,-owdc~, ctr.
ll'il‘ciiill ryircincly lnw iIgIII’C‘i. to make new friends for this dcpiilmuul.
Genuine highcstqunilly
I2C l ourrcpular Mir. quality.
New Canned Vegetables Now "Ready!
STRINIII MS ill AN . Floral Brand. miru lciulcr. frcsli tlavorvd \llin
IlliAM. \ii'imy I'Iand. CHI.) duality rlccn l‘mu icons pa. .
per don-n cam .....
Asparagus. Itllkmolt v.5 g 1“
low brand. cvild ‘nrgc \\ ottc
il'tifi"..l:.‘:“f" 3.45
Asparagus. .‘t'anmm‘l: uhllc
tcndcl Mid k».
2 l-.‘ mu. Ill... um.
(ink
llil'.. do] ......
L‘t-‘l
Minor) in l'c i‘t‘\l .lt llll' \Iuic or lcss‘ lvli writ. '~‘|r.. lll‘l
\Ihl'c Lil‘cl. tied: r: l1,-
Pure Leaf Lard—fidcnd and llriclir lure.
Il‘l- pound
I‘dii
1.39 ; 2-65 13;
i ill Prompt delivery guaranteed
191::
”Sill—alibi)OXTONEiiESWPrcmuIm brunt,
best quality. delicious tllvor. weight
about 4 lbs. each, per lo. 15
C
nun-n ..
only . .
i Tllc75c. Tlictdlc. l Thclor.
Quality Quality Qtldlif.‘ t
59¢ 40? 35°
EC-ofie'ey Bargains 1
25cl
Mam.
15c,
(.cnulu" pure
cit h.) (10m 0, 23¢,
qualify. put lit.
Colic-c4
menl ociareplulng vour older. Quality
r rent or more lower than anywhere elsc.
.cd lire toninloo. IZURN. to law brand. l‘cll
llcas Brand. cur: clinical curly ,qu: icniil'i
l.10
Axplmpu . l‘-c‘.m.ml: Iimnd.
\.'\ll‘.l iliL'L' \|.l:i.‘§, \cty
teal, Mi .‘ I~.' inn. 3 85
.,,.. .. .
1 tr. Lin:
Mm .1<:' v N a l Plinthwhltc
2.35 .23.: 2.65
pounds in cloth sack, I . I 5
Tdkc :Idl‘lnl'g: i)! into
rally uni misc ulc.
u lurk *Ixtc upclw'a b. Illii
.II in mil til cit
No.
lirami, cttvl
m” 2.10
tircr u Gucc
blind. crlil
how flinch-HIM.
i‘cfiiljildiiiy. Mi. 1.
(Allis lic., rim .
anlv‘ct.
1.70
lieu Stlnulmi ck limit" ‘
.‘lo. '2. can. I ’c .luz ,
I ."0 lib. can ‘u‘. doz‘OOO
my. l’Icscwcscta. ill Inc (My. i'llrc.‘ loucst.
4.70
will our fin: to rattcd iicat
ulicn )u inn ml the
5» round to Is.
it pound
.‘wyound
mil
An Important
Sale of
tm children .ul i'u'awcrsim buys.
<~ \zl I! r Cc' lit imdnrl on.
m -o-\ rul- is pliiit'asr,uliirtl was
.llid l'cd Ill‘itlliiliilllrh. \illat ill-s
ttcnlck ml lllllL' ~lu.\l wi‘en yonn
A tsires oi .‘i‘lliS :nli Luurrt, no:
2 5 CENTS FOR
Mics It», ISand
Ciliidl'Cfl'S Vests ll.lll't gun“.
20.
lung «i. ctcx. i‘aulamztc» I.) much.
.III vino, .il
ribbed
Knit Underwear Childrcnl'
V. e have past to :cludeda purchasc of 3100 Ntumi “‘00! Shirts and i'zmticls
tiuuurr, their one sound and sulhcicnl
C
For
The price \l't mid did not aciurtly
trade from one of America's Iaigcsl
l interests you is that this lot came in
tslcrs nced cool wulhcr underwear.
ii‘lt:.illd nearly all sizes in Panticls.
CENTS FOR
bins 22 to
34.
[Children's Shifts in camel's Iintr: also
l'anlalcllcs
And iii\}\‘ iHJWl‘IS, sold for .i <c. to
Turn, all om iii in mu. cacti.
nulv ...
Attractive
Specials in
Will“ N“ \i ‘18 lv1oilnniluuiflung \iccvca,
.li.iucr» lu mllril .I\'CI) ~\lrcril~i
quailly am u no c pillltt; would c
1.00
ac pond min. in *Ii.‘ . :l
WOMINN \’i\'i\. " ‘Ilelim‘ \uivs
ribiu-d merino. iii, ii n.-. L, ll u; of
short ~1CC\¢\ uiu . .d i..ilu..li .ll
Knit Underwear $32....
“OMI'N‘S l‘lSTS. kcnuinc Swiss ribbed. vcrv
twin, rlnrly .lii wool. lung
ulccvrc. ln while. pink. title or .
luluul. .lt ..................... .
hflhli‘h’s Al I, Wont \'I..\il‘i. cum
bran. long \iCCYCt, while or
li;ilur:ll...... .....................
1.50
.‘UEEN LILlUOKALANi‘S TOil
She Will Visit Washington Next Month
on Official B'uslneu.
HONOLULIQ (Iclobcr 7. viii Sun
Il‘runclnco, October iii“"ii:X:QllfN‘il Lil-
luoiialani will have hcrc by the You
turn Nnvcmbm‘ II for \‘I’asblnglon,
\vhnrc Bile will prose hcr claim for tho
crown lundk. llur millc will be llue
sumo an in!“ year. and sllc will lllilkl'
stops at Salt laikc t‘lly. Chicago and
Now York. What the cx-quccu'o atti-
ludc to toward the: candidutcx for iii-Iv-
unless in count-con in uncertain. trillc
Imu grout influence with lill‘ liliiiW'H.
rind if sin» ulvcu l|(i\‘il‘l' to volc for Wit-
cox or l’rincc (“upid it will practically
mean tIul infection of tho not» olw fav-
cra. I’rlucc Cupid. who in itf’l‘ farm'-
ltc ucplluw, to thc llcpubllcuu cuudl-
«into. In a kill‘l'i'lt thin \vnck tic dculcd
that thc (“Milli-cu farm-ml Wilcox.
l’rlucc l'uptll lurid Iic told bin uunf,
that. the limit lute-rump of Hawaii liv-
mandcli llic uncccsu of lip». ilcpubltcuu
party, hull Hili‘ told him to no uhculi
and make the illlili. all a Ropubltmlu.
The ox-uucou will not talk on UN lull)-
foot and khc olnimo to bc Mricliy nou-
lrnl. but Ilor confidential ugcllt. .l. 0.
Carter, ilk-i come out. In favor of Wil-
cox.
.I'eoplo scam to burn twcomn cure-
Icns and litigilxlillt-wfll. Intuit. the many
lifftlifimlla rcimrivd point Ibut way.
Flpraiuu. brulacn. burns and autumn.
instantly ruiiovud and quickly cured,
however. by tho mm of annn'n Nerve
{mp Bone Oil. ,25 conic. it. if. Plain.-
nt. .
comm-row COMPANY plenum.
KANSAS CITY. Md. Oct. law-The
(inrinnton (lompxny link disbanded and
.Ioiiepii Hnworm. tin- lcading man and
comp! ofdim other members of the
costume left hero for New York.
whore It in skid tho play will bu rc-
producud. Joseph unwarih and Min
Much neutrino will be retained flit
lending man and woman In the New:
if ‘ ' ’I’iid piece ill (dumb
Mention
flat-malice
curly pun
. V.
DO NOT FEAR APACHE UPRISING
l’ilUI-INX. i\ri7... ()ctobcr kin—Not-
witllaluudlug diopntcllcu from Wash
lngton that thc Indian iTlureou has no
fcur of an Apache uprising at Mellow-
t‘“. the alarm of Ibo notllcru illlll not
dccrcascd. .1. ll. Iiurnott. a juutlcc
of tho pcucc. has mudc u tour of this
outfit-mom and taken umduviln of set
Ul‘l'll relative to tho thlovcry of flu-
lmlluns, and llic tbrcatn they lmvc
made. Thorn arc lbrcc hundrml of
Ithcni mid thcy arc outlined on land»
:lhat could not ilc furnu-d oven If they
had trrlzkflon water. though they claim
timy arc to immune furmoril. 'l‘lluir
only romurcvu in Iilfikilllf buckets to
null. Wlicn rufum-d lnank of money or
food they make thrcntu of violcnco.
NATURAL ANXIETY.
lilollwra wizard npproacbtng winter
with lllIiPflHillf'Bfl. chlldrcu tulip cold no
cavity. No dimple routs more little
llvna than cruup. Ilk attack In no nud-
dcu Ilult llw auffnrnr to urban Imyond
human aid bcforc the doctor arrived.
Such calm yicld rcudlly to 0m.- Min-
ulc (Tough (Tm-c. hummus the mucus,
alloys tuilummuiimi, rcmovnn Illnlknr.
Absolutely unto. Arm immediately.
Goran martini, robin. grip. broncuum.
all throat and tuna trouble. F. 8. Mo
Million. Hampton. (in: "A bad cold
rendered me volcuioak just before an
nralorlclil conical. I Intended to with:
draw, but took (“Inn Minutn Cough
Cure. It rckmrcd my volca- in limo to
win the modal." Clifford Pharmacy;
uWAu
PHYSIOIAN SHOT BY EDITOR.
lili'f'l‘E. Mont... Oclnbnr Illa—«J. W.
Kelly. colon. of the lnterddmmtatn.
shot and probably fatally wounded Dr.
A. ll. Carley, a prominent mutant of
Butte. The chanting occurred into but»
urday night. but so quiet was the an
fair keptlbnt the police did not hear
of it until late last night. Jealousy
morn woman to whom both new dc,»
volbd in nu posed to line been the
round. Katy in still at large. Dr.
Carter In one of the boat kuavm phy»
bloih’flu in the city and II: married.
October's chilly-night: make one feel
um. med” of abundant." rich.
«on: no. health
at so ,
in”? WW '
“HER: '
ti.“
iMk. TH RAM. .a-rdprdo .cnucuv.
lHumane Society President: Did Good
l Work During Danbury Fair.
“The. liuulmry Fair to the moot hu-
muno fair I have seen in a long limo,
lif ever." sold Dwight W. Thrall. preslv
[dent of the Connecticut Humane Socie-
tty. Mr. 'l‘hrall had benn in Dunbury for
several days looking out for cases of
abuse of animals, horses particularly.
. He stated that. although he had nuen a
{few cases of cruelty. the percentage
at tho Danbury li‘alr wan much less
than at other fairs he had visited.
During his stay in Dunbury. Mr.
'l‘lirnll killed three horses which hull
boon over—drivon or Wore in such bad
condition that they were unable to per-
form their dutlcn. Six hornets which
were found working when not in comic
tion to do so, were taken off at the or-
ders of Mr. Thrall. Several chaos of
whipping wcrc also stopped by him.
The president and the several agents
who wore with him looked over the
horned hitched on the. grounds and
those which were found checked wore
unchecked.
Mr. 'i‘hrnii was most unassuming
about his work. which resulted in al-
leviating suffering in many cases. Tile
number of cases citod is unusually
nmali for a fair of the magnitude of
the Dunbury exhibition.
I
AMERICA'S FAMOUS BEAUTIES
Look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
Bunches. Sores, Pimples. They don’t
have them, nor will any one who uses
Bucklcn’s Arntca Salve. it glorifiea
the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish
before it. It cures sore lips. chapped
hands. chliblnins. infallible for Piles.
250. at F. ii. Baxter’s drug store. "
THE SOUTHPORT D. A. R.
Were Addressed by Mrs. C. W. Pick-
ett at Mrs. Bunncll's Home.
Mrs. G. B. Bunnell entertained the
Southport Chapter, 1). A. it. at her
country house, Saturday afternoon. A
number of Daughters from the Bridge.
port chapter; including Mrs. Mario 13.
Beardsley. former regent of the Mary
Stillman chapter. Mrs. William E.
Secley, tilc regent of the chapter, was
prevented from attending by illness.
Among tliosc who contributed to the
program of the afternoon were Mrs. iv‘.
W, Girard, regent of the Norwulk
Chapter. and Mrs, C. W. Pickett. of
Now Haven the latter giving a talk
on the subject. "The Modorn Woman
and Her Grandmother; a Contract."
Mrs. Pickett will give this papcr on
Novcmlicr 7tll,bcforc the Mothers‘
(“tub In New Haven. and on Novcmbcr
12th bcforc thc Cruwford (‘luh In Can-
uun. ~Shc has also accepted an in
vitalion to contribute a paper on
“Fashion in Literaturc." to a discus-
sion of tlic subjcct at the annual State
Federation of Clubs. which meets in
Bridgeport, November filth and lith,
A cold contracted at this scason of
the year Is apt to "hang on" through
the winter. with dangerous results in
the spring. unions checked by Ramon's
English (‘oufzh Syrup. it is the most
pleasant and sure remedy on the mar
lint. 25 (its. R. H. Plaistcd. "
SALE OF POISONS.
Special Agent Investigating to See if
Law is Observed.
'l‘hcrc In a heavy penalty for drug~
gists who soil the most dangerous of
poisons without observing certain prc-
cautions. For inslnncc. the sale of such
a poison nu sirycllninc. it is stall-d, rc-
quires that the date of the solo shall
be onll‘rcd in a hook kept by tho lil‘llK‘
girls for that purpose, that it shall i)(‘
propcrly registcred in the book. that
the name of tlic purcllascr and the pur»
posc for which it, is to be used Shall
bc takcu. and that the stuff shall bc
propcrly labcicd. A spcclul agent in
said to bc making the rounds of tho
stain for the purposc of asrcrtulninl:
if the law Is observed. The penalty
for violation of the law can carry a
fine its high as $500.
GOES LIKE HOT CAKES.
“The fastest stalling article i have In
my store," writes Druggist C. T. Smith.
of Davis. Ky. "in Dr. King'o Now Did-
cm-cry for Consumption, Coughs and
fluids. iltlt‘nllRE it always curea. in my
six years of hates it like novcr failed. 1
have known It to nave sufferers from
Throat and Lung diseases. who could
get no hcip from doctors or any othcr
remedy." Mothers rely on it. best phy-
sicians prescribe It. and ll'. Ii. ilaxtcr
auuruntceu satisfaction or will rcfund
prico. Trial boltlcs frco. Regular
sized, 50c and Si. ”
MAJOR JOHN O'BRIEN DEAD.
MilllSVlle-I. .‘y., (ch lil.r~ Major
John O'ilricn. Well-known lnmlncna
man to (load. uaod sixty-two. Ilo wan
appointed to the military acadcmy at
West Point by .Icffvrllon Ilaviu. who at
that limc. wan muerutnry of warm lie
was gradually! in Will and a your lot-
Ilr woo mudc n lIr-utonuut of cnnlncora
In the l‘nnfwlvrntu army. llo wall
utuflonod at (liluvlcton. 8. (’3. null du-
l-lbmed and conulrucicd tlw Imttcry
from which the first shot of tho grunt
civil war wan fired.
Willi tlm approaching fall and with
for nunuon, with flu Hilfiliim clumsy-ll.
look out for rhmlmatlnm. Nothing no
thoroughly rcltevcn thin trouble an no.
mon'n Nervc and Bone Oil. 25 001]“!
a bottle. It. H. l'luistcd. ff
HOUBE DEMOLIBHED BV WIND.
QUINCY. Ill.. Oct. Iiimwln Ilia alarm
have last night. John lipnrbultor'k
.Imums wmi wrm'knd and its owner wall
injurcd. Tim dcbrin look fire and the
members of Ike. family. who wwru not
caught undcr the falling iifililt'l‘b. lax»
tinguiuhdd tim blur by throwing mud
upon It. From all ncctlonn to the
mouth and cant gnome reports of boun-
eg and born: having bean raced by tho
winds. Entire orchkrda were leveled
during the storm.
LOOK OUT FOR FEVER.
billionaires-i and liver dlwrddra at
this season may be prevented by
cleaning the ”mm with Dewar:
Little Early Risers. These famous Iii-
flu pIIlIi do not gripe. They mcvc the
boweln greatly but copiously. and by
restroom the tonic properties, nlvc
tone and circuit: to the glands. Clif‘
ford Pharmacy. "
than cure lam . mum on ndvanml
Wit oodwoniilyfiud II mad these
W310 halt Iiii film tutors
. amply
s mm
SPANISH want/cranks.
First Annual Encampmant Held in
Morldan, Tuuday.
MERIDBIN. Ont. lax-J‘wo hundred
veterans of the Spanish—American war
held. their first encampment here But-
urday. They had dinner at Hallow
or Park, after which there was speak—
ing by invited guests and officers of
the organiuztion. Adjutant General
(icorgo M. Colo; or New London, who
In grand commander of the state
corps of veterans, Abil‘nm Chamber-
lain. the Republican candidate for
governor. N. Burton Rogers. depart-
ment commander of the G. A. it, Col»
onol Edward {7 build. of ,Hartford
committing the First regiment. C. N.
0.. Mayor Seoley and tax-Mayor Wab
lace A. Miles were among the speak-
ers.
THE WORST FORM.
Multitudes are singing the praises of
Ixodol. the new discovery which is
making so many sick people well and
worth people strong by digesting what
they eat, by cleansing and sweetening
the stomach and by transforming their
food into the kind of pure. rich, red
blood that makes you feel good all ov—
or. Mrs. Cranfill. of Troy. i. T.. writes:
For a. number of years i was troubled
with Indigestion and dyspepsia. which
grew Into the worst form. Finally i
was induced to use Kodol and after us-
ing four bottles I am entirely cured.
l heartily recommend Kodol to all suf-
fers from indigestion and dyspepsia.
Take a done after meals. it digeuts
what you eat. Clifford Pharmacy. ”
WORK ON IRRIGATION BEGINS.
LOS ANGELES. Cat, October 13—
Twenty~eight engineers and assistants
of the United States Geological Sur-
vey have been ordered to assemble at
Needles between October 15 and 20, to
begin active work toward filling the
provision of the national irrigation act
in the thirty-two townships reserved
for this purpose some weeks ago along
the Colorado river between Needles
and Yuma. on the California side. E.
T. Perkins. of the Geological Survey.
will have charge of the work along the
Colorado, which will be the first ex-
periment made In the United States
under the new irrigatlori law.
Any druggist who looks more to the
health and welfare of his friends
and customers than to the in-
crease of his prescription trade,
will rccommond Ramon's Liver
Pills and Tonic Pellets for attacks of
constipation and biliousness. ' They
are far better than strong drugs and
much cheaper than prescription bills.
(I. C. McClure & Son. the leading drug—
gists of Gallup, Ky.. write: "Ramon's
Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets have
provcd to be the most popular and sat-
isfactory medicine we ever handled."
A trial will convince you of their great
superiority over ordinary liver pills.
2:”) cts. R. H. Plalsted. "
COAL MINERS TO BE SUPPORTED.
PORTLAND. Ore.. October 13——
Twenty-ninc pregidcnts and 31 reprc-
sentatlvos of the presidents of the lo-
cal labor unions of a meeting held
here. have decided by a unanimous
vote to support the cause of the Penn-
sylvnuia coal minors. The unions will
bc required to contribute to the fund
at least one day's pay for each mom-
bcr. By this moans it is expected that
$20,000 will be raised.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs, Franklin Bush. of Now Castle,
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspcpsiu. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped mo
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured mc completely."
For sale by it. H. Plaisted and F. H.
Baxter. “
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
.nn—u'
ln affect May 18, 1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
M
A.M.-—-12:40x, 4:40x, 5:692, 6:15,
0:55. 7:13. 7:52, 8:16x. 9:031; 9:36.
9:56,10:23x.10:40_11235x.
P. M.—«12:iifix. l:l'f. 2:25x. 8:06,
71:22:. 4:07. 4:50x. 6:40. 5:551.
d138, 11:66:. 7:07x. 7:55x, 8:00, 10:20.
BUNDAYS.
A. lib—12:40:. 5:06x, 5:68;. 0:06.
9:02x.
P. M.-3:22x. 6:40. 6:651. 7:20.
l0310.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOUTH
NORWALK.
A. lit-«10:021. 6:00.0200. 7:00.
8:00x. 8:02. 9:001. 9:04;, 20:02:.
10:00. 11:00:. 11:02.
P. M.——~IO:02. 1:04. 2:00;. 3:02,
axsnx, 4:021, 4:04, 4:30, 5:02, 0:001.
6:02,f:001,8:00x,9:30.11:00x.
‘ Estonian only. i‘IttuiIold Exprcu,
m
SUNDAYB.
A. M.~—«12:02:, 0:00. 7:30. 10:02.
P. Dir—0:00. 8:00;, 11:00.
Luvs sou-m koawalLK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. Mew-12:08:. 1:101. 1:201. 6:18.
“1154;? 8:42. 9:10am 10:10:. 11:05:
ii. broader. 1:10. 3:02;, 4:13.
5:22. 0:20. 7:0“. 0:05;. 9:15,
lil'lll. link.
tlrldgvport In addition to nbovcwl’.
M.»~2:td. 6:04, 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.--‘12:0ilx. max, 1:201. 7:42
9:1 ,il:15x.
P. M.-’l:1fi. 0:05.
GOUTH NODWALK 1'0 DAN-DIV.
IAm.It'll-qlgof.031315. 9:500. II 7 0
. ,..; .: 1,:10 :00 :i.
flatworm minim. ' '
mm
and? manually». NOIWALK.
i“: ll ‘ a“; 9:", 11:37;
P. sawmill. an.
.rr- or to um “i..-
~'¥;"3Jii > ‘V ’ n a") I
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