.ljunc 11's prelllléde in .1
,"Is the Boycott
tit i 1, ..
. unlell‘ilecnu:I oi oi: ~
" ., views dliputedii duestion‘s ,.
minatibn his ta‘lten the fortn
millions. from merchants
influencing of non-union :
11 common conduct of their
like it to their interest
or twrong of this ques-
inlet. 01‘. 317°“ interferon
‘ they pursue theil lawful
skinheads ct violence
_. [Sr ,
kill: or ‘wr‘on of these would
debating the mprais of theft
nation is concerning the prin
This may be
use violence or it
t be not violent in
-. .‘i‘be boycott is the
familiar practices of
.ptactice pf influencing
f the boycott
,d in
the
certain direction by 0min burn-
at up... That man haveta
or character they did
, is familiar to all.
its given their trade to young
as sling legitimate business
esired to encour-
t tits should he more
. if this be right.
true t‘hdt we have a right
.1 whom We choose and .to
vent Christiat 7111111111 we believe to be:
influence of our trade
was the sues
attends all to are also familiar with
the lociu‘ Adve fspprovlng 01 disapprOV-
to some arbitrary
"or ltrary standard" we
‘undand which the line of
wt pursuing would not lead
‘ Thus fOl example if
'would begin business in
elect to be judged
e“airless character.
Silas ‘Sherw
Junior band of ,
odist Church,
night and lend t
No 2 south 0.1.1.1..
brats to ight ti i
their mi rrlage, ‘
number of their .
J W Banks,
Dnnburyi today
old and the services his
should render the cus-
‘1rt from all these things
oplé did slot deal with
of his brother. in i‘ was a Roman Catholic
or a Republican. of. a
cold have a right to
vltreiry standards in the
B Benefit thal men
galuit for me
‘ ‘thsn these is certainly
tot these principles is
at of influence. t e sec
alpha of fairness"
gilt to make all his con-
‘ 1111 in a particular direc
morally bound to
his fellow what;
who died in that.
unionism his a risht
his influence through his
1;: other $2179 :11
very n n
t 111111111191. ldiist be
itively uufsir to judge
m'firbltrhl'y standard,
so or ill: “me a union goods or
‘ out c on men.
months cancelled to 1.7111 an
. or to in» iptsinl
alret hell any a plot“!0
to have his Wfii'
atlas be beio’ng‘sqtp a
on.
dd .12” dim‘m‘lu‘“ ”1‘23 .8“...
‘ ’ t m on on o 1-.
stall-dud Tide germ idea of
both“ the exertion of influence
‘fSpre " .11. desinsspndi
:0 of 111111 lain. .
of that $111: felld'w
11.29%.»
i’ “2231.11.37 is
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very far astray "
uni met this
time cowl“
calm. he communist til!
id 111017th inc
'1 or'fsmlb '
ml of their
.“i
M11 rs Frasier is.
1171171711le” to ma
Bridgeport... here bit
position. . j: .,
Joseph-n Heudrio on. of“ Nor
.‘this morning started, to work in t
lant of the hockw .d Manufacturing
11‘ ted an idyllic;
’ unnipmeut, in
,b. . by Contlncu
.M‘ N rwaik. is pro-
greasing nine y“, Thougoundatiop will
be of solid on a will be copa-
‘g alintidt any \weight.
oburn', w‘hilep on ill viai
it in Long Mill: recent )1, purples 1
an entire billiadt bedsprsdd, reproach
1113 Williaip‘i , r \ with the lu-
dians '18", .
ed. and
at several
51 ton “account in! ad'I‘hanksgivlng the
this week
onenIWednes ity morning and after
noon for tile rcccption of contributions
food and clothing, for the {poo
parish on Thanksgiving. . . .
Public Market extends: the public
in general a cordial invitation to call
and inspect their stock of turkeys be-
fore buying elsewhere, Eire t gnsaud
every bird tuliy suersaiedd tho ok‘ for
pr less in advertisement t 111.0 w eve
hing
school Friday evenius. December 5.
be used towards the graduation exer-
cises of the class next May.
made
8: Son. of Harvard. Mass. formerly
success in her new pesltlon.
since at Stamford.
Lincoln Council 1725. "1 o. u. A. M.
served after the work.
Harvafid “0%th
L E 1917, Joseph Valli. Jr.. Professor (l.
7711. of hr
meme. Be.
Holy
sills .epppsl 11 error psi trot 1.,
n
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”mt ”gig" ‘0 “'5 usually flue ataxia under the dim?“
lisp of Prof mfeescr Poplar. by
libido to- A business man of“ Nowell: motif»
slimmed .91 01- We .- M
uniform 6221mm
NM “NV ”howl“, 1:2!
~~ cikht inches tell and have dark hair.‘ ‘
Mrs. .Tupman, a prominent lady
{Richmond Va., :1 great sufferer with
womans troubles, tells of her cure by
Lydia E Pinkh'am’ 5 Vegetable Compound
“'Dnlln Mus..Pmltll/111:~F or mine years I suli‘ered with backach
ng~doyvn pains, leucorrll‘tm, and failing of the womb. ,
tried many remedies, but nothing gave any positive lelief
“I commenced taking Lydia E. Piukllhm' s \ ('g‘l‘lllblfl Compound
1 in June. 1901. When I had taken the firs
rovelncllt, and have now taken ten bott
the a new woman. When I commenced inking the \ egetublc Com-
pound I felt all worn out and was last approachill complete nervous
collapsoo I weighed only 98 pounds.
Woma . .. and the Employment
‘ ‘ Church Will not meet
he Guild rooms will be
r of the
severe heart
pounds will s1rive.{i‘ue$dp,y prplng,
half bottle [felts vusi lln-
cs will b wank. t1 tiled
The senior class of Center High 1 t e in (
school will give a musical entertain-
ment in the assembly rooms of the Now 1 weigi 109i pounds and
every day. I gladly testif to the benefits rcceimed‘ho
was, 4733 West 30th St),
, When a medicine has been successful in more than a million
cases. is it justice to yourself to say, without trying it. “I do not
believe it would help 11113 "'i’
Surely you cannot wish to remain weak and sick and discour-
aged, exhausted with each thy’ 11 work. You huvo some dot-ange-
ment of the feminine emblem. unk! Lydia E. Plllkllnln s Vege-
table Compound will help you Just as surely as it has others.
Mrs. W. H. Pelham, an, 108 E. Baker St, Richmond, vii... says:
“DEAR Mna PINKHAM :--’I milsi lady that i do up); believe there is any
female medioipe to compare with indie E. Piukhanl’s Ve table (bin-
pound and I return to you my healtfe t thanks for
what your medicine has n
g the l 13 table (' 01111111111 I was so budl
that I t lought i could not. live muo
'iho little work I had to do was a
I suffered with irregular
menstruation and leuoolrluna, which caused
all irritation of the patriot!
.. one who had consumption. bun! do not look
' 1 like that now, and I owe drill to your wonder-
1'” Mun-(111 int‘ i
“I took only six botllés, but it has made
me feel like a new person. I thank
God that there is such a female helper
All admission will be charged with‘
cake and créam extra the preceeda to ichnlolld, \ it.
Edward Browne. of Brooklyn the re-
cent purchaser of the Stevens place. at
the north end of Belle island. has been
in town. recently, looking over the
property and planning the improve-
ments he intends to matte. Mr. Browne
intends to have a dock built out pom
the shore. and many other changes
Miss Minnie seizer head waitress .11
the Hotel Clifford. has resigned her
position. and will go to Magnolia
Springs to spend the winter at the
large hotel being conducted by Balry
the proprietors of The Clifford. Miss
Seiael has many friends who wish diet. . burden to me.
A number of the trains into South
Nolwaik yesterday were considerably
delayed. The cause given was the
heavy traffic and the inability of the
engines to sell up sufficient steam with
soft coal to draw the big trains and
héat the cars The ii: 42 train which
was an hour late in reaching south
Norwalk was obliged to change on-
1: lie it. therefore, believed by all
women Milli)“ are ill that; Lydia l‘. Plukllmll’ s Vcfi'etuble Compound
is 11.1. utedlcine they should take. It has stood the test 11 time,
and it has hundreds of thousands of cares to its credit.
should consider it unwise to use any other medicine.
7 - ills-s. Pinkham. whose address is Ly nu. Mass” will answer cheer-«-
fully and- without cost all letters addressed to her by sick women.
Penllapa she has just the: knowledge that will 1101;. your case——
try her ton-day w it cost» nothing. or
T if we comm: Ioriiluilll
Miss Rose E. cinemas. the cashier
for Restauranteur. Kohler. of North
Main street. went to Winfield. L. 1...
Saturday afternoon. where she was the
guest of. a friend Lewis Knoll. a civil
engineer who is employed at (in
Brtmdway. New York city. Sunday
Miss Gi'ossman‘ spent with relatives in
151111 street. New York. and returned
to South Norwalk. this morning. hav—
ing 111111.11 delightful. though short. trip.
min: 11 iim origin ll ItiilM‘l and signatures of
la 1:. Platinum Medicine 00.. Lynn, Moos.
1511an
0058- FOR PROPERTY Ti‘l’tz.
J. Milton Clark days That Agreement
Gallium lilo willprovoi eir absolute ill-111111111111“.
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will give its secondapc ai dance. in
Myeiic Chain Hall on auhsgiving
eve. On Friday ight .ut- their regular
pleating, they wii work the third tie
grcc on two candidates. The Work is
isomethlpg entirely new and ever‘y
member should make an extra effort
be present. A collation will be
REBPONSiBILiTY 0F PARiNTB.
CHICAGO Nov 24-—-Thai no man
1'1 light to bring into the world
more children than he can properly
support " and that "no parents howev-
er wealthy have a right to bring chil-
dren into the world and no train them
that by any possibility they may be-
come dependent on others" were two
propositions emphasised by Professor
.1. 8 Clark of Northwestern Univor.
the First (ion
at?!» ‘n 017 a
color of 8300 a year. he asserted an
and lied American workman can keep
a family in comfort and
This is not only a possibility, he added
but is the duty of every working man
IAVID A sows Llrl.
lifts. Captain if. Hubbard of Mil
, "Brennan Balm sav
’ all my boy": life as built lust like
Elli. one we lost with croup. We use,
171 doses. Ho quick ly dropped
and was all aright in tbe‘ liter-
and The “1511qu a?
.l. Milton Clark. of Greenwich. has
filed in the civil superior court the pa
pars in a suit for 92 000 against Luke
and Emails Trivers. of New York.
the complaint it is stated be agreed
to purchase a certain piece of prop
any on the easterly side of Nilbauk
p . Greenwich. balconies to. the
deter: ants noun which was a mort-
M‘r til 000 held by George 11.11111
mused. the deed to be delivered
:in him with a clear title on October
211,01. till. year. he maintains to pay
1! six months interest on the
9“ one: unit at the time mean
u n the defendants Jailed. to deliver
lip the title of the props
much. [enchiladas an
caret bet he was ready to all
111111 part ot the Moment 11:1 is 117111
my and sells the com murder Mr.
to deliver the title Imic
sw'Ird hint 82.110
Among those who attended the Yale.
my from South
%‘ws{ rosecutinz Attorney
Wham .F‘ Tammany. Charles .l..l£el -
Bambi. acoo unrated by Professor]. 8
sport: Victor W. For»
«civsi Ion. W 0. Gladstone.
Harry Demon. Edwin-11‘ Brothel-ton.
Lester r1111“: Ralph Bennett and Miss
Kev. ~ ennelh Mackeasle. J13. of
gum” raging! oimflcly. ‘Tgllgt:
press c a !pa 0 u
Cmgsvlor. lu‘st night. in test we! 9:;
'from St. Jude“ it. They have none ill
the way of Oslo. The discourse was ad
ford. Deb, says:
m :33 also ti)
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A THANWVING. ”Milk“ t
N
Editor scanner land ‘1)
” you: valuable putter that the follow ‘
soldier boys who are lonely. lvo
Walter Moira. aged thirtyione,
weight 155 pounds five feet, thfeizmhe
inches tall..darlr hair. blue eyes on
have a tidy shin put hlwny for it 1101
do ,
. :iyrnnk 8 Kelly. seed twenty’four ‘
years. weight 145 pounds. five feet, .‘
and eyes. Loves all kinds of music ;
George it“ Meyers, aged twentythrns. ‘
yours‘ and weight 160 pounds and i
called a blonds. is five feet. seven and
tilrcc- nua‘rier‘s inches and is a good.
plu‘no player.
John E. Conklin, aged twenty-eight, 3
five feet, eleven inches tall weight 163 "
pounds. and has very light hair and 1*,
dark eyes; can sing and dance
Christopher A O'Donnell, age 91
wenty- ~11iue and one- half, weight 133
minds. light hair and brown eyes live .;
feat, nine inches in height and has a ,w;
good trade. a piano tuner when (1111- 2
charged.
Hedges O'Dowd. aged twenty two ,
Hoping you will give us” your kind
aid in making correspondence, we beg ,
to remain. Very respectfully. .
Walter Mohn, Frank P. Kelly. Jean 1".
Meyers. John E. Conklin, Christoph- _
or A. O'Donnell, Hedgie O‘Dowd. '
Wyo.
._.—_—_.
FASHiONS.
paper.
Wear your not veil so it will just
drape over the end of your nose
Bring out your old-fashioned jewel-
ry; it is now right in fashion.
with cream; it helps to make a very
superior stalling.
Perhaps of all the stylish fur coats
madethis season there is none stands
quite so high in favor as the glossy
llroadtail trimmed with sable.
The faded-looking dull colors which
are so much in the "pretty Florentine
canvas-work give the charming pieces
finished in this way the look of old ta-
pestries. This work is very fascinat-
lug.
Many of the feather pieces used for
millinery purposes are. made from tho
plumage of domestic fowls but are
very [handsome and stylish.
Do not take the turkey from the oven
till the very last minute before the
dinner is served, then garnish quickly
and send to the table while steaming
hot that none of the pleasant aroma
from the freshiyirousted fowt be lost.
The flatter and longer the fur boa
the more fashionable. it seems to be
We often see it made of one fur and
lined with another. and there is an ad:
vantage in this for it. can be worn one
side out on one occasion and turned
Willi the other side out for the next
time.
Don’t wait until the fashion is going
out before you get one of those chains
of funeral looking black beads to
wear about your neck.'i‘lley're smart if
they are not pretty. The merchants
complain that thats a great trouble
11. 1th Norwnllt people. They never
take up a fashion when it is new but
wait until it is about to decline—till it
has been tested and tried. The sec
styles and fade ill tile larger cent re of
fashion. and in their lip-to- -dateness
are anxious to introduce them in their
hometown but it is a slow process gen
orally. they say.
You've been out of doors all sum.
mer; don't Just because it is cold. give
11p all exercise for the winter. Adopt
some course of physical training and
follow it religiously; you'll come out
far better for it Ill the spring and enjoy
yourself better as you so along.
Take particular pains to have the
temperature of tile dining-room low be-
fore sitting down to dinner Thursday.
Throw. open the window and air the
room thoroughly afte- breakfast. Ev-
eryone will enjoy the dinner better and
feel'better when they have finished
Have no fears but that the temperav
turn will creep up fast enough after a
_ dozen or two people have taken their
places.
Jet is one of the prettiest of trim-
nl'ings for evening waists-«particularly
waist of white is covered with a lace
he of Jetted loco. . From the berths up
the waist should be pure whlihr—ilo
flaps one of those circular yokes mile
in sections each section outlined with
the narrowly-t bit of Jet gimp.
The following is Mrs. Lincoln’s no
1pc for fruit cells taken from the “1405'
gar Monihiyl” One (:11le of butter.
two captain of sugar. one cnpflll sour
cream. three on lulu flour. one cupfuf
molduet.i1he-llaf pound citroll. sliced.
two lllls raisins. seeded. learn
one “spoonful sods. one nutmeg.
toupoonful 2:02“ of around blurs: tunneling“
1511111715 theisods in
till: all together sad
Dust the frllit with fie 111111.
, alrefuilyh
. yours. height live feet. eight inches, j.
I , weight 140 pounds. and has blue eyes ,1
. and dark hair and has 3300 in cash. ‘ ‘
. Address as follows: 13 B‘attery «1
Field Artillery. Fort D A Russell, 1
Alwuis line your cake line with oiled A
Moisten the stuffing for your turkey
sparsely jetted and about the should- .
are is a berths made of a circular ruf- "
series aflo- moor
17. 11111.1. 2111111911 flu: 711171.717 odrerivs
‘ 11-0 you: +11: serie-
muss or animus-ion or
mops-l 1.]; carnation “or: output
LIV‘WIT'1VIILI. POIlTINILY OVIHOONI Cull»
OCH WIRKNIIOII 5ND“, DIF‘SJ'O. ‘35. 7°.
IOO KL‘T.
BUMOC REMEDY 60.,
PRICE 01.00 PIN IOWLI. '
".1 ,1
PROVIDENCE. R. I.
A GUNNING ACLl—DENT.
Saturday.
MILFORD Nov. 26~Lonls Somers.i
the seventeen- year-old son of W 8
Burners was very seriously injured
Saturday, while taking a loaded gun
from a wagon with the muzzle toward
him. Somers and Hay Nettieton were.
on a sunning expedition and after fas-
tening their horse by the side of the
road near the pumping station of the
Milford Water (30.. Somers went back
of the wagon and began draiving the
gun out.
Suddenly there was an explosion. A
charge of No. 8 shot entered his left
arm below the elbow. tearing away the
flesh and muscles and splintering the
bone,
He was taken into the residence of
S A. Nettleton. Dr. Tattle who was
called treated him and then took him
home after which be arranged for hav-
ing him taken to the hospital in
Bridgeport. Dr. Tuttle is of the oping
ion. that it will not be necessary to
amputate the boy's arm.
A‘ STARTLING 8URPR|BE.
Very few could believe in looking at
A. T. Hoadley, a healthy. robust black-
smith of Tiiden, ind ,that for ten years
he suffered such tortures from Rheu-
matism as few con 11 endure and live.
But a wonderful c ange followed his
taking Electric Bitters. “Two bottles
wholly cured me." he writes "and l
have not felt a twins in over a year."
They regulate the Kidneys, purify the
blood and cure Rheumatism, Neural-
17in. Nervoueness improve digestion
and give perfect health. Try them.
Only title. at F. H. Baxter's drug star's
BASKET wsAvess ovmo ore.
SAN BERNANDINO. CAL. Nov. 24—-
Matie Cantanlai. of the famous Serra~
nolan basket weavers. is dead. She is
107 years old. having been born twen—
ty-one years after the first settlement
of this valley by the Franciscans. The
tribe has dwindled away to fifty four
government pensioners.
LUCK IN THIRTEEN.
By sending 13 miles Wm. Sperry. cf
Walton Furnace, Vt. got 'a box of
Bucklen’s Arnlca Salve that. whclly
cured a horrible Fever Bore on his leg.
Nothing else could Positively cures
Bruises. Felons. Ulcerp. Eruptions.
Bails Burns Corps and Piles. » only
261:. Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter, drug
toryvhite and liuhtcclorednwaiata.‘ A g] t-
1:80.
DlED- WHILE AT WORK.
q—-_-———
Louie Somers, of Milford, was snot. i8udden Death of a Prominent Railroad
, Man. ,
NEW HAVEN Nov iii—James L.
Fitsgibbtms. employed a clerk in the
master mechanic's office of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rall-
road Company. was at work as usual
Saturday when suddenly he toppled
over onto his desk, dead. Mr. Fitzglb-
boss was about All years old and mar-
ried. Up to the time of his death he
had evidentlybeen in his usual good
health. He resided at No. 353 Con-
gress avenue where news of death was
taken to the widow. whose crushing
loss has th__e deepest Sympathy of all.
BTARTLING. BUT TRUE.
“if every one knew what a grand
medicine Dr. “fixing? a New Life Pills is. "
writes I). H..Tumer, Dempseytown,
Pa, “you'd sell all you have in a day.
Two weeks' use has made a new man
of me." infallible for constipation.
stomach and liver troubles. 25c, at F.
H. Batters dru's Store.
Locust Bites
~—
»1
The bite of the locust, kissing bus
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. 8st.
urats a piece of cloth folded several
thicknesses with Brlziiian Balm and
bind over the bite. Instant .relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a drop, as green as crass. This
is the poison whichhas been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is the
only thin in the world we know of
on will 11 this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite. if instantly
up lied so always keep it on hand.
' Ki is bee. wasp or hornet still in one
second. Druxglst‘s or dent 1111 ch. 3.
RJackson and .00.. ludiapapoiie.
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