.y’
ltL v
. w,
from the penny comic to ih~ blunt-la
All 303(13 uboi‘c 2c are puckod in
"ALE'NTINE
A Most Complete Line.
I'd
w. lucc.
:.iibi.-lllntuil boxes rcully to until.
All 1905 Goods.
Wm
whon interested in piano purchasing.
LINE UN EAR'I‘H._ To ray in: hnvo it
with a stack of which tho pri-cnilncnl
PlANOS.
In Plain Ju‘stice to Yourself,
you lllitlllltl two the
STRONGESI‘
lit no cutitisiii. but, it tact. buclicd' up
chiiiwny is a inciuhor.
W. S. STURTEVANT,
COMPLETE HOM [I FURNISHING.
North Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwalk.
libsieiu and Underwear.
Both 01 these Iin
patrons to our ex
Ladies’ and Children‘s
We have some
seasouable garm:
l-ui Boas.
We hivc some
in shorter shapes,
putts.
us are specialties with us and
we lllVll<.1 the atlcidioii oi those not already our
ccllciit inilucs.
Jackets.
desirablc stvlcs lelt in these
nls. at very low DI'ICCS.
lino pieces oi l‘iu’. lil~l0llg and
all miikcd dowugto attractiv:
ickerman 8: Son
34 Washington St..
' , South Norwallt.
#
,f‘L".RAILIROAD MEN DISSATISFIED. '
NewYork Mlnhattan Employee May.
Strike at Any Moment. l
NEW YORK. Fol). 9—~—Tllt‘l‘t‘ is goncr- .
ll dissatisfaction with conditions am-
“m lit; the cmployos of the Manhattan
Italiroad Company. and it is said a
Sfl'llt’e may ot-ohr at any moinont that
limp trnfllc on all tho olovatod
M It isniidorstood that. iiiotormcn.
lneers. tlrcmcn. guards and "chop-
". am lntorestcd in tho. movement.
l at the, porters and otiico incu.
two organizations of their own.
‘ .e not so far boon ini'itcd to oo-op-
to: A iiccrct mceling of tho dolo-
ot the malcontents was hcld Fri—
ght and since then the order to
ithus been expected iiy the men.
e time ago the company was ask-
.ntoke certain conclusions. includ»
alien-hour day and a readjustment
{human scale and ii demand wax
x, ' do for an adoquato supply of
l‘with which to boat the stations. lt
. fixed that tho inanaqcmont lu
ill“ to hire about 27?» mon. of which
«‘ yer atypiindrcd have already
on red. ‘ T '
iko promoters believe the
yl'ntcnds to employ these nov-
‘h order that it may drop veteran
uv .: who tire regarded as "iron.
I'll-".4. 3‘
y 'tlin'lng the winter months
Usuflor from a lack of brutal-
w Ind fresh air. Heavy cut.-
fii: and. too. in another cause.
. hi mmch troubles, con-
‘lndébiliousnos‘s. The whole
dramatized and the ma-
thobody cloned by the pol-
_ mutton the dorm“! llvo
, 4 dhehlm into the bow,-
' “‘ . Pflhondr'l‘onlc
, amble- quickly
' or luoonm
v
«to to. Lonpon.‘
William uni
‘Wmmm
W Thumb
no...
“will“ 150- j
.r . u .
WANTS TO GO BACK TO COURT.
ifx-Crown Princess LOuise Desirous to
See Her Son Who is ill.
liltiQSDEN. Saxony, Fob. ll.-'l‘hc
svpnrntion of on-(‘rown l’rinccss Lou-
l~t' and Prof. lliron docs not. change
'tlic tum-oil tozui situation and will
not litli'l- tliu slightost t-tfocl on the di-
i't-x'cc orocccdings. “‘llll‘ll will be re.
-‘lllllI‘il Fcbriiury ll. 'l‘iic l‘rinccss
«on never rciurn to the Saxon court.
fml shc may possibly effect a rocon—
r ltl.lll<lli with licr own family and take
up it pcrmaucnt rcsldcncc. in Austria.
Thc question of allowing tln- Priuocss
to not: hor chlldrcn ‘will bo dccidcd
only by him: (loorgo after the court
which is preparing tho divorce testi»
llilt‘iiy rcinlors judgment. King (inorgo
own a council of the ministers today
{Ell snbiiiittcd to them a telegraphic
cqucst from the‘extlrown Princess
out through licr lawyer begging to
co licr son. Christian. who is danger-
‘iitill‘ ill.’ The docision. however, wax
but much as tho ministcrs might ayiii-
‘ullzinc with tho mothor it was impos-
il‘lo to allow hl‘l' to return hero lio-
nuso it, would occasion popular ox-
‘itcmcni.
0
THE EASY PILL.
lichtt's Little Early Risers do not
:ripc nor welkon the system. They
euro bilioucness. iauntllrc. constipa-
:ion and inactive livers. by arousing
:hc secretions moving thtf bowels
gently. yct cffoctually. and giving such
can and strength in tho glands of the
stomach. liver and bowels that the.
cause of the trotibio is removed entire
‘y. These famous little pills exert a
decided tonic eifect upon the organs
‘nvolvetl. and if their use is continued
for a few days they will be no return
at the trouble. Clifford d’hlrmcy. ”
,gnyorts'ootmzua'pou: BAB-
. I B.
mnnwion Feb. 9~One o. .49
b... presented lube house utgepre:
tantrum is ’. oil to permit veteri
mutt the no dim ‘H , e‘in Nomtmi
techno and out. the
or!» without. (oil
mu... Seven! of
l r
"‘3.
p
‘ 5 Continued from First 1 use.
Altcr ctiiiuultutlon with the mayor.
cliicf of pollco_ slic‘rit‘i‘ null trolloy oili-
i-m: to gut ilio story of what had oc-
ciu'iod and thc nllunllon in hand. I
plnccd two companion of infantry on
.L'Jllll‘il iit tho cur iioiiso. mic, at. tho pow-
cr bound. and out; at tho ougliio honor
to llrooltlyu. about half a ratio beyond.
’l‘hcso wore ordurod to patrol the
tracks and (humour any crowds. and
. any persons actually engaged in
rich-nice. Special details in state (mm
a platoon to tWo companion. woi‘c. innit
out both by day and night to dltl‘orciit
parts of tbo‘clty and on dll‘l‘crciit lines
or tho company's road. wlicro disor-
doi- was rcportod or ucrloua vloioncc
lhroulcncd. Tho troops llnd no sorlonn
trouble in dbipcrsliilt tlic crowdn. They
had lllt‘li‘ bayonotn tlxcd and wow nup-
pllod with ball ciirtrlilgog. int! i isnnod
pcrcniptory ordcrn that no shooting:
i'llt.!llltl br~ donc by tho soldicrs unions
in actual tit"”-(l(’ft‘lll-it‘ or lit-louse of
noun» of lliclr party. or of cltlzons who
wore in norions llaiiuor of Hip or llnib:
that on shots should bc, tilt-d to make
an art-cut. or to dlsporso crowds. unload
tililllil from riotci'i-i wcrc iircd or dan-
:zcl'oun woapoiiu or nilsnilcs uscd. No
occasion for shooting mono and no
nhois wci‘o lll'cd during tho oight dnys'
.‘t‘l'Vlt'I‘.
At no limo was tlicrc any violcnco or
scrionn dinordor in tinI coiitcr of tho
city. \ilicrc all tho ntroct i-iiigliiios con-
i'crgc. 'l‘horo was occasional booting
:iiid jcoi-inu at. tho motorlncn and con-
dnclori; on tho cars, and lit limos trifl-
ini: loci-inn at tho noldlcrs. bill ilici-o
was no disturbuiico at tho ccnior.
whcrc tht- rioting oct-Iu'rcil on tho pro
vioiis Saturday.
(in Monday a tough crowd of hood-
buns and boys irathcrod in front of tlic
Auditorium. Wlicrc soldlcrn \roi'o cook-
iiii: lhoir rations and hogan ycllliii: and
lot-ring at tln- cars and soldiorn. and l
orlloi'od (.‘oloncl Schultzo to «lisporso
it'll! with two companion or Infantry
With ilxod buyout-iii. and to clcnr nod
koop clcar thc atrom- Thin wan doin-
without much difllculty, although sonic
'il‘ ibc crowd woro surly and thrcatcn-
.iii; and niovod ol‘f l't‘lllt'lflllll)’. A guard
was put on tho :itrcot and orcrybody
rcquli'cd to hoop iiirivlula. so that no
inorc crowds could collcct. This was
tlic only iiicidciit that llircatoncd
much ilnnuor in ”I“ buslncsn part of
‘ho city.
’l‘lio "most ll'tilllilt‘ was in lliffcrcnt
balls of tho oulslllc portions of llll‘
'ity. in tho vicinity of tho lurizo inc-
" “Animus ouoorurtu.
‘orlcs or in localitlos whoro tho popu~
"iliml was conacstcll. llnrlni: tlic ili'ul
brcc nights a laruc part of tho troops
.i-orc liopl ink-'3' in dolnils. ucnci‘ally
“lllil‘l‘ a platoon or lmt' company. on
lor i-oiiiziinnd of a captain or ”onion
hit. and iii ciinruc of opo of Ill) Mutt]
‘llll‘lll‘fi on it lilll'l‘y Hill lll‘l‘lillt‘t' (If it‘-
>orlcd lanlcssucsn. _ l
Many rcportn \voro found to bo with- l
pl foundation. biil through four of not ‘
picllliv; Mllllt‘ nctnul rlolciicc. tin-so
«putts bad to bo llt‘lt‘tl upon. ln-cnuso
ho dclny iioccnsary to inrcstigntc tlicir
li‘t'lll‘ili‘)‘ inlizhl rosull in scrions injury
in poi-sons and propcrly. and loan lliiic
ins rcquircd to dcupntcli u. torcc to
mints whcrc dangor was roportcd than
n iurostiuato and got u ropiirt upon
no actual conditions.
'l'lic conduct of tho soldiers on a body
.as highly ci'otlitulilo ll) tliolllnclvi‘H
Hill to llll‘ stutc. and ill" oxagncratcd
ind nnt‘onndod rumors root to tho Ncw ‘
i'nrll papcrs about iliclr conduct dill
licin gross injusticc. .\ roinpiii'ntli-i-ly
“ow soldicrs. liot‘ortv ilic tiillci'rs could
;ci tho ixiliintiou in build or i~.~:l:lllli‘.~ll
lll' disciplliio noccssnry for tho occn<
ion. got onto tho strools and sonic of
licni got into saloons. biI‘. tho-ii
hunts \icrc soon ovcrconio. and it hit
anlc rarc to soc n solllicr on tho sircct
.\(’t'[|l wlicn lhcy hull dilly tlicrc, ’l'l'io
“ports that tho soldiers syinpulhizctl
with tho llisordcrly class. and lioolod
ind .icci‘od at tho trolloymcii on tho
ni's had not substantial foundation.
n nnv crowd noar tlic Auditorium that
m.- ycllini: :it tho cars tlicro happonod
o ho two soldicrs slainliui: ncar tho
iitrancc to their qunrlors. and thc ru-
nor wont out that tiioy \vcro joining:
n tho disortlcr. but tlioro was no ovi~
ll‘ilt‘o of anything of that sort. itc—
u-nlotl ot’foi'is worc liiiitlo to not tlic
oldicrs disordorly by giving llioni li-
dior. and in mono saloons trots rum
was otfci'cd lhcm \\'ll(‘lll‘\‘i‘l‘ tlicy could
'Io inlluccd to go inside. thro sol-
llcrs wot-o patrolling tho sti‘cot cur
tracks, wlilskoy was oi'fcrcd and t'.ic.\'
wcrc urged to drink. 1’ Full bottles of
whisltcy worc oi’fcrcd llicni. soun- of
which was tuiioii by oltlocrs as proof
of this conduct.
Nlnc hundrod and St‘Vt‘lll)‘<llll" 0113c»
-rs and men were on duty. Out of so
largo a numbor it would bo inipossiblo
not to find sonic. u‘o maltor from what
clauses lhoy Cflnlt‘, who would not b!
wcnlt cnough or wroiigy inoltncd cii-
ongh to do somcthlng that, would ro-
llcct discredit on tho body as a wholo.
lint tho truth is that tho soldicrs us
a wiiolo were faithful and obcdicni.
rcady and anxious for service. rather
‘hnn sccltinn to shirk any duty. .il‘
though accustomed lo tho comforts of
'ifc. thoy endured their hardships pn-
tioutly and without complaint. often-
timcs both: on actlvc duty by reliefs
all day and all night. sleeping-«whoa
they slept—«m hard floors. with noth-
ing but. blankets under thcm and blan- .
lict bag for a pillow.
The mayor. chief of police. and the
slicrlft co-opci'ntod with me in keeping
oi-dcr and rcndcrcd cvcry assistance
at lhcir command. The mayor increas-
mi his police force and the sheriff or-.
uaiiizod a force of tWenty-tlve deputies.
which be increased gradually to nearly
titty. before the troops .lott. There had
been very little disorder during the
last two nights before We left. and
practically none during the two days,
and the civil authorities. when We left.
“115:" , _.
y is First Regiment roturnedhome
on Thursday, thetlve.‘ New Haven.
computes. on .Friduy. leaving ' the two
Watcrbury commiesthore untilaeoy
oral Froatrelievedthom from duty on
Sunday mamas, when himself uni
.4
‘t'ully situate-d on top of ono oi‘.
lioolts ull tho surrounding country.
seemed to have the situation well in, .
n, w“ m
. W
lnduood Dr. Howard Company to Make
Special Price.
Attcr n grout deal of offorl and cor-
respondence, il‘ruuk Baxtor. tho popu-
lnr drugglst. has succcoiicd in .Kettlnn
tho Dr. Howard Co. to make. a special
liulf prlco introductory offer on tho
Iogiilar ilfty ccnl also of tlioir colobrnt‘
cd spociilc for the cum of countlpa'
lion and dynpopi-iiu.
This medicine in a recent discovery
for the cure of all diseases of the atom-
ach and bowels. it not only gives quick
relief, but it makes permanent. curcii.
Dr. Iioward‘a npocliic. him boon Ho ro-
inai'ltably successful in curing (filllfltlv
putton.’ dyspcpnlu and all llvcr trou-
bios that Frank lluxtor in willing to
ictiiru tho prime paid in ovory cast-i
\vlii-i'c it lltil‘l-t iioi nlvo rolloi’.
'l‘lic oldiushloncd idoaof dosing with ;
iulnorul wutorn. cathartic pills or l‘iui'lsli ;
piirlzatin‘n will soon bi,- n thing of tho!
bust. 'l‘hc bcst physicians arc lll‘l‘lit‘l‘l|I-‘
in: llr. Howard‘s sin-clllc ln-ciiuno ltE
ioally nlvos thc dosirod rcsulis and on ‘
account of tlic small and plcnsnnt, doso
that is iicodcd.
llcntlnrlios. contcd loiiulic, dlmilicsn.
has on stomach. npcclin lici‘oro tho
cyl-s. constipation, and till forum of lle
or and stomach lroublo arc noon curcd
by this sclcntitlc. inodicinc.
So grout is tho dciiinud for this upo
cilll'. that Frank ll. ilnxtor has ln-cu
:iblo to ‘nccnro only it liuiltl-il nupply.‘
and cvcry oiio who in troublod witli‘
tl)’.llltlllfllll. coinillpntioii or lli'or trou-
bl.- HllOllltI call upon him at oiico, or.
Fl‘lltl 2b cools. and not sixtv donos oftI
tho bout incdlcino ovcr ui'nlc on this
spocinl lillll' l‘l'lt‘t‘ ol'l'or. with his por-i
sonal mun-untri- to rcl’uinl llio inoul-yj
it‘ it docs not curc.
ill 17
GEORGETOWN.
|"lilllli Williams lot; ln-cu stall it»
tho past on it.
l"l‘iililt‘ \'. Zilliii li:~..». liiriil moms in
tho Osborn liousc.
Wraith \'. Zillin illil‘ll‘ a trip to No“
York city on ‘l‘iiol‘ulay.
Mrs. ’l‘lir-inlorc l‘rynr onlcrtniiicd
l-‘icnds l'roin llt‘iilizoptirt inst wwlt.
Mr. and Mrs. ()‘Nrill will ulio :I
l‘tltli't‘ Will‘flllllt‘, purlv :il lliclr now
homo on 'l‘iiurrdny lilizlit. -
,\ slippcr woe; trial-n :il ltci'. ltoln-i‘l
I llcuch‘s l‘t'Hlllt‘lit'l'. lust 'l'linrHlny
l-i' tho liallics' Alil Sticlot}.
l"i':iul\ \'. Zulni llltlYi‘ll his harbor
nizsiiiouu from South ,Norwull‘ in
‘b-orgolowu host Monday nioining. llc
will upon his :.lilip Saturday llillllllilj;
to tho public and tlici‘c is no l't‘ll‘llili
iliy llt‘ should not tllllllt‘ n silt-rcsn. its
'llt‘i‘l' is a fair tradv horn and no or-
posltloii. thorc bciuc. no (illit'i' shop ll;
town.
William Andorsoii.
’l'linrsilny, moi with it most unusual
.u-ridcnt wlillc clvniiluu an I-loclric
brush in tho tloorgi-tuwn Wit-c Works.
wtiorc ho is forcinnu. lloth cycs wcrc
‘lilf out of bnsiiicsn :lppui'clilly for
t‘l'i'i'. but on consulting lir. 'l‘urnor, of
\l'csl :iwniic. Norwalli. ho roluriicd to
his homo conloutod as could bi- limb-r
llic circiunslauccs. Thcrc is a pros:
Hill of saving tlic i-ycs.
\lr. and Mrs. A. l". (TNoill toiidorod
.. rcroptliul on Thursday last to thcir
many tripods and tho m’t‘lln’ltlti was
of liranclliillc
who to bc loud roiin-iuborod by 'm'cry
mo pro-writ. .\lr. and Mrs. (i‘Noill
. ‘iltnl'tl thcinsclim as buying no 'pi-ol's
'u ”11' way of ciilt‘rtuiniuu. ’l‘liinir now
‘oiuc Rocky l-‘airiii t‘olliiuc. is bounti-
Illt‘
"iszliost hills in lIi-oi'izolown and oycr'
ll
«insists of lltiooii rooms. llilllllstllllt'l)
l‘ornlslicd throughout and is t-quippcii
with all Iiiodcru iiiiprovciiioiiis. hoot-
.wl with sicaiii. hot mid cold watcr.
littlll, null illuininnlml with git-4. Mi“.
ll‘Noill is to bo coiigriitnlatwd on tho
.oniploiion of such a homo up ninonl:
‘lll‘ hills. ninl tho :nthcrini‘. of hit-l ‘
iii-clmviu n lilnisr- waruiiiia‘. 'l‘ho first
part of tho owning was dovotctl to
music and rccitnlionzi. An olaboriito
lilt‘llll was sort-ml from too until
.‘."I'l\'i‘, aftcr which dancing common-
r--d and routiiiuod iiiilil duvbrcak, the
:zuosis dcpurlinu wishing Mr. and Mrs.
ll'erill a loin: and orosporous “to in
illl‘ll‘ now llillll“. Amino: lbc ghosts
i‘ioui out of town \\‘l‘i'(‘ Mr. and Mrs.
H. .l. (l'Nt-ill. Mini-Al‘s Hattic and Annic
llauinicl. of Now York. Missos .iotiiilc
Ilrico uuil Haltio llnlo, of Brooklyn.
\lr. and Mrs. W. ;\. liilbort and Mrs.
Nolln llurns. of South Not-walk. \\'ill
lliiraiid and dis-tor. trout litiiibury.
A WEAK STOMACH
causcs it Worth body and inyilos d'.»
lust“. KUt'lillll)'31li‘i‘.~ltl('ii't‘l‘llli‘itll‘e'l
:ircngllions thi- stomach. and ward;
tit and ovcrctwtii's discus-c. .l. ii. To):
o.'. u in‘oniiiiciit illt‘lt‘lllllll ni‘ t'hi'Ics-
“an 'l‘ox.. says: “i ciiulll not out in“
:"lt-‘l‘ ot' a wink :-:luti:a<-li. l-lo.~'t all‘
' Ninth and hp down ”it \iciulit. A":
'l‘tll iizluicy could do was door but :ill
’il‘po of rccnvuvy \uoii-lvcil. llczii‘iui;
" ‘illlll‘ woudci'fiil ciiics (dict-toil by
isr of [(otiol. l coiiclii'lorl to t".\’ it. 'l‘iit '
“w lliil‘llr' lit~i!l‘filtl"l inc and ativ‘:
'Jn in: tour b'iiilvsi am fully l“‘~'l'il. :l
‘o my usual s’,‘.i~“1:£tll. \yt-‘tht :iw‘
"ziiltli." ” "W
POPE DECLINES TO SEEK REST.
ROME. l"t'|irliur.\' t'wlii npito of his.
ilirsii-iuu's rucotiiiizcudaiion that lic
lako il rost, tho Pnpc today insistwl on f
Still")! a public. doinonstrntiou of thc‘
fact that. tho rumors rosarding his i'l
health worn iintoiindcd bv rocovcniun
in aiidlcnoc llirhop Brown. of Spring-
tlcid. Muss. 'l‘hc pontiff coiiverscd at.
length on all topics and recalled with
marked lucidiiosi; incidents of bishop
Bt‘aven's summer visit to Romo.
~Curos croup. Sflrt‘ throat, pulmon-
ary troubles——flionarch ovcr pain or
evcry sort. Dr. Thomas‘ Ecloctric
Oil. -
BANK BILLS LOST IN A FIRE.
BALLBTON. N.‘\‘.. Feb. 9.~—it has
been learned that home $4.000 ingold,
government and optional bunk bills.
was lost in the fire in which on Wed-
nudity .lut Mrs. Ann Gle‘dhili Whit.
was b at! to depth. After the amt.
cation 0 a. blink. cashier here two
you: no Mrs. Waits withdrew her
money from the bank and kept it in
banknote. _ . ~
{giver Pm; and motile.
my!!! “upturn
= my how it shall be used.“
ltliut'iubpr unions new a swath
lilo Strike lnmlilatérbury
Continued from li‘iriit Page.
First: 'i‘ho violcncc. This has con.
nplcnoiiidy littoiidml thc \‘l’atcrliury
slrlkc and has brought It promluonlly
to public notlcc. This. acts of lnwlonn
boss (lo not nocni to have boon coui- .
mitlcd lurgcly. if at all by tho. Hli‘llit'l’bl
it it: tho mob of lillt‘l‘fl‘lllltl prollluatc
who arc iilwnyn thirsty for a light. that
horc as in iuoiit cal-ion has doslroyod
property and ciiduugcrcd llfc. Hill “to
controlling partlon~both strlliorii and
t’lllllluyt‘i'fi art- not on that amount to
bc licqnlttod of responsibility. it b:
not cnouuh to say tin-t tlioy do not
H\'lll|li|t.lll’/.t‘ with tho ill-oils of vlolcncc.
for both should know that .uich a mob
tllll ho raised in i-rtsry community and
will be rulsoil in tho (Wt‘lli of a strike.
A man niuv lum- no synipnthr with
curtain rcnnlts which follow it coi'tulii
conriii- of conduct. bill if ho knows
thoso i'i-snlliz will follow. ho ushunicr:
llic unini- l’t‘»|il)ll!llli“ll.\' for them that
ho would lltll't' to asieunic it ho, (llrcrtli'
producctl tbcui. Now lliorc arc cor-
tulii rights. of tho law-abiding inhabl
tnntn of ii city that. "night to ho i'cnpocl-
ml; amour; tlicso riitlitr. arc. frondmu
from violciiro and from tho connoqnont
humiliation which is theirs us cliizous.
'l‘liosc I'lfllllH both tln- nonbinding pm"
tics-i uri- rcquircil by all tho tlt‘mfllltliz of
jurtlco in consider whoii thcy muko :1
claim or dual with n ill‘mllllll. 'l‘hcw~
‘riI'lItH lllllll plil‘lll‘i-l sccni absolnloly In-
dittci'i-nt lo. and tho li-lond of lair
iii-rs innnol t'l'llllllillllll' with niovc-
nicnlv. in right wronus bowovcr road.
which iioccssllutc tlic infliction of
\iroiitzn oqiinlly grout.
Sci-Hull: ’l‘hc saloon. "l‘hin insti-
iullon ol‘ multiplied abominations has
llaurcd piomlucntly in tho strlkc. \Vc
road ol‘ nicn running from tho saloon
to attach ilic cars. \Vo lcai'ii that thr-
crl'oatmi \lllll'llt't‘ \iil‘i coiniulttctl on
tho rioiiiiiuii oi pziydnys. Why slioulc.
liiir. luv but for tho fact that turn buri-
llilll'l‘ inouoy at. such limos to spciid in
llllil<l|lL2 lliooisclvos drunk and thus
linulii'ylng for participation in any ill:
liillltlllt'l‘ that may ho on bond? inc
Alum-icon saloon is onn oi" tho m‘ozitcst
cncniivs of tlic Amcrlcnii Workiinzinaii .
:.lid i'cl lic holds it fast as it' it Wow-
his truosi friond. 'l‘lio saloons tattoo
on n slrlhc and yct no institution so
untils uorltiuguicn to sccurc the right-
ini: of ”Mr wrongs as docs it.
'l‘liii'd. ’l‘lio Troops, Tho null for
llll‘ll‘ scryico at. thr- soat. of tho. troublo
\\:u= iii t'\‘('l‘_\' wnv wisp and comincnda-
blw If it should subscqncntly b"
.imvu that it was uuiioccssnry. wc
‘llll \vliillil l'cl‘l likt‘ t'oillllti'liillng llli‘
lion rum}; action, for wo cuii woll at:
mid to on on tho nido of prompt and
l'?lt'tli\'t‘ snpprossinii ot’ vlolcncc. lf
'lll‘ lit:.il't‘ and pi‘ospcrity of our coun-
try is to llt' inipcrillcil ovory How an
t nvploycr rvl‘uso-s to pay his ciiiployi-cs
r. lollnr ill too nioro. or ovory tiuio
mum uriovnuco in iizuol‘oll, thou Wt"
iiccd inch in liiuli pliicos of authority
who know how to valnc lilo sai'oly of
tho pa-oplc which tho industrial world
ft‘i‘lllh so rcady to dcspisc.
'l‘lic complaint of tho ntriltors, it tho
ri-poil ho trnc. that too litany troliin‘
wcuc Rt'lll. coinos with vory bad grin-c.
for it ”My tll‘t' no trlcnils in \‘iolcncc.
How should llcsirc crcry promotion
that it ho not pcriniticd to ll|(‘i(‘:l‘it'.
'l‘licn't- disturlninccs will contimn- tn
disgruci- us until much niorc izcncral~ l
ly than now. wc conic to low our
invlghbor as oursolf and to know :is
oniployors that our iiclulibor is tho t‘lli-
nioycc. and IN cmployv-cs lliut our
lil'illllliiil‘ is llii- cuiployor.
DUTIES OF LABOR AND CAPITAL.
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THE D. M.
There are parlor and hail
those we ollcr.
Regular price Sims.
llurniturc Store. There liav:
last season.
o
Prices from '-
J
iiig.
Prices from 2 5
play of White Dress Goods of
day. '
Bridgeport Advertisements. l
mechanism and in the new in odcls all fixtures can be op-
cruled easily from the rear. The new Carrcites are light in
weight. strongly made. and more convenient than those of
Chop Platters. Cakc Plates.
Bread and Butler Plates are in chgcwood. Doulton, and
Japanese China. Some of them are designed for plate
racks and wall dccorations. Ru'c‘y is there a finer show-
Bridgoport Advertluinentil.
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READ CO
Established 185i .
ow
SALE OF BODY BRUSSELS.
Monday we shall place on salt- a line of Body Brus- ;
sclsCurpcts containing some of the best makes in the
market. This sale will last for ncvcral days and will be
an opportunity to obtain high quality for a low price.
effects, aome with borders
and others without. The colors are greens. dark browns
and wood colors in floral and conventional patterns.
The quality is of the best. we ‘isvc racrillced much of
our present stock in order .to secure room for new goods,
and there is nothing made in Body Brussels. superior to
SALE PRICE $i.o:).
GO~CARYS AND CARRE T T135.
New ones have arrived and are on exhibition in the
been marked changes in the
Price ran ‘e from $6.00 u .
t3,
ARTISTIC CHINA WARE.
There is a very llnc display of Salad Bowls. Platters,
and Plate: on the center tables in the China Store.
Limoges. Austrian. and japancse China are represent—
cd in Salad Bowls and Jelly Dishes.
cts. to $2.00.
Luncheon Plates. and
to 312 00.
'9." '“
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chi the China Store you will il‘zcl tlic beautiful dis—
wliicli we told you yester-
cher were there such beautiful fabrics and not the
least desirable feature is, they can be put in the tub when
soiled and cm rgc as frcsli and spotless as they are now.
THE 1). .‘l. lib/Kl) COMPANY.
Bridal-port. Conn.
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T‘HREATENlNG LETTERS SENT.i
‘Waiernury Trolley Employee's Wife
l
Says She Received Several. l
\\'.\.‘l‘l'ililil.‘il\'. I“t‘ll. “3““.‘h‘h‘. Frank 3
Milli -.‘. wit‘c of u t'oriiicr oinploycc of}
tho t‘oiiizcciicui Hallway and lalglllllit-(l
(Tonipnnl, \sllll loti tho sirllicrs' raults
to (il'l'l‘lll t! position with tho company
Rev. J. G. Davenport Says Both Are
Under infinite Obligation.
WA'l‘lCltlll'llY. Fob. ;l—--~Rcv. .l. ti.
llnvcupoit. (it tho Sccond Coiigroga-
lioiial ("liiiicli. ycstcrday dolivcrcd u
sorinoii bclort- a largo congrogntion in
which ho. coniiiicd his rciiinrks largcly
in tho prt-scnl strilto situation in Wat»
u‘iimry. ilc said. in part:
"Th-i t?lillll().\‘t‘.~' and tho oiiiployors,
:iro inch. and. iii a highcr scnsc. bro-i
thorsi "lilo childrcn of Otto ii‘athcr who
looks out for tho wclt‘aro of both. Em b
has his duty and his own right. and,
all arc 'iludor an intinitc obligation to l
bc iruo to tho law of lOVL‘. and so to.
H uni‘d out-h othor as they regard them-
solves."
Mr. llavoiiport said that. in his Unit!» 1
ion. tlio ratc of wnitcs nskod for by tho _
~ trilwrs was not cxcosslrc. and that ho
boliorcd they should not he compollcd ‘
to wort.- such loni: hours as to become
"strungod from their family. ‘
in conclusion he said: “Lot the oni- .
ploycs ho lrustcd and consulted and rc-
ii‘t‘t‘lt‘tl. and tho: will show their rcn~
~ouabiciicns and tiioir honor for their
lirlitlici' mcii.
suiporation has :i right
workingniau must rcspoct.
which the
Tho privi-
lxmo of hiring its own hclp for such1
cousidcrntloii as can bo mutually ag-
rocd noon and tho privilege of dismiss
ing it for caiisc which scouts to it spill
:lciit cannot be questioned. Without
tho right to do this. fairly granted. it}
5:; hard to son how bzisincss can bc
cairicd on at nil. Mon cannot invest
their capital and not ho permitted to
scone"’on LABOR TROUBLES.
Rev. Father Slocum Declare: Public
Shfluld be Censidercd.
WATERBIYRY. Fob. 9.—-——Rev.‘l"a-
thur Slocum. pastor of the immaculate
Church. delivered an eloquent sermon
at. his church yesterday morning. His
subject was labor trouble; and he
dwclt with labor dlmcnltles from the.
standpoint ofthe public at large.
Rumorslocum said that he believed
lug.
but sometimes they. like many other
good movements were handicapped by
a poor leader- . .In deciding a great
question of differences between cm-
ployora and employees neither _aide
should lose sight “the fact that the
community in ‘wbich the .dlflereucc
arises has nn_..lnterest.. “For either
partrto car that their opponents must
do this or multdo mutual to refuao
to qudllty or moderate their demands
with I view to considering outside in.
retest. in my opinion. is very apt to
lead to disturbances inn! violence."
.nltliough Enthewmooumiilld not rt»
for. dboottxto tbotooo! strike dun-ins
linousainln who praisc this gi-cat Mod-
On thc oilicr hand. tlic .
as car iiispcc'oi'. has notllimi Chiot ol‘
l'olicc Egan that t~lli.‘ has rccoircit SUV
oral llircatouliin ll‘lli‘l':~. Slic submit-
icd lltt‘ lciicrr. to tho chicl‘ who. howl-y»
or. rci'iiscd to say anything about thcil
coutvuis it in l;llllt‘l“.=ll‘iltl lliul sincz-
:‘tllllor im’i llii‘ union both lll‘ and his
\iifc burr boon snbjoctod to many an,
lll).\‘:ln'.'c5;. Last Saturday iiiglit'dnr-
int: iiw rioting a mob sinitcd for tho .
liouso olici'c llli‘ Milloi's lii‘cd but worc i
prcvciitcd by tin: pollcc from doing any
dainugo. .il‘lcrwurd tlic couplc wcnli
to pnlicc liondlpiartcrs :iiiil spout tin-i
night tlicro. Sci-oral days till) Millor :
lot‘t town Illlll is now said to bc ini
Hartford. 3
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llnrdly oiic pci'i—‘ou in a thousand who i .
‘ docs not lli‘t‘ll an occasional dosc of.
livcr nicdlcino. Most folks lived it (molt;
The host lircr iiicdicliic is Raiiion'si
Lil-or l‘llls~ and Topic l'ollots. and a.E
l'tillllllt‘ll‘ tonrsc of the two niodicincs}
\ osts only ‘in ccnis. Easy to tako. pica-i
' rant and mild in action. but alisolutolyl
thorough in oi‘l'i‘ct. You‘ll join tliol
t‘l'l! 'l‘roainiont aftcr a trial.
today, it. ll. l’laistcd.
Try them
it
NEEDS OF HAWAIIAN GOVERN-
MENT.
HONOLULU. l‘cb. 9~Supcrintcnd
tout of Public Works Henry E. Cooper
has tiirnlshcd (lovornor Dole with the
ortimntes of the nceds of tho island
govcriimcnt and they will be transmit-
ted to tho legislature for action. So-
pci‘intcndcut Cooper says that in tho
two years his department will require
36.600000 forpubllc improvements in-
cluding the construction at bridges.
roads and buildings and for running
cxponsos. Cooper proposes that part
of the money bc raised by loans and
snugcsts that a bill for scouring $4,-
mllll‘nlll bc. introduced in the legisla-
titre.
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromanlnino Tablets.
All druggists rcfund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box. 25c. "
MISSING MAN'S BODY is FOUND.
Discovered in Pond Whore too Was
Bring Cut In Hartford.
EAST HARTFORD. Feb. 9.-—The
body of James Dovitt. aged 39 years.
was found in a pond Saturday after-
noon by workmen who were cutting
ice. Devltt disappeared November
9 and nothing but been heard from him
since that time. his believed tint he
fell down the ateep embankment bord-
ering the pond and was drowned. He
was unmarried and a tamer by occu-
pation. ' ’
.‘ , 74170.? .GQLD.
or it may result in . _ Bro-
slltnu Balm lobmmtb do when-
X
85,590.
. cry. of both roads.
. boconic opciaiiro on March 1.
”m N" .31. museum.
licttcr liogin building up tho. nystciu
and purifying tho blood this month.
"l‘will now you that “lli'oll focuug” in
tho Spring. lininoii’s 'i‘oulc llcnnlntor
is tbc bcst "tniicr up" you will find. it
is .1 boon lo worn-out. rundown poo-
lilt’. 25c. It, Ii. I’lllistt'd. *
NEW RAILROAD RULES FORMED.
l’llll.Alli~21.l"lllA, Fol». 51min consc-
t|llt‘ll(’t‘ of tlic wrcck at Graceland on
tho Now .li’!‘tlt"_\’ (hinti'nl iinili'Ul-d ro-
cciiily. in which morc than a score of
[wt .«ons \\'t‘l‘t‘ lilllt‘ll. tho, adoption of an
l‘lllll‘J‘ sol of now and rcviscll rulos
to gorcin tho dispatching and opcra»
iizui ot‘ pussciiucr and frciizlit trains on
tho join: llcadiiig and Now .lcrscy
(‘ciilrnl agisicm has boon nlocidcd upon,
at a lili?t'llll}§ ol :ill tho opcratiug otflc-
Tho now rules will
'l‘lioy
art- l“iitlt‘ to conform in l‘.\'0l'.\.' respect
‘niid ll"’.Clil with tho laicsl opcrating
rtiloi now rcomiiincndcd fl< thc host
and sntcsi standard by tho American
lliillwny Association.
According to a celebrated anatomist
there are upwards of 3,000,009 little
glands in the human stomach. These gland.
pour out the dignity: juices which dissolve
or digest the food. Indigestion in Want of
juice, wuknen of giant. need of help to
restore the healthrof‘ to organs. The
beat and mu natural elp is that given by
“0th.:- Sol‘cl'o Cut-oth-
Syrup. Natural, because it mpplia
the materials needed by'tlie gland: to
prepare the digestive juices. Because it
when and invigorate: the gland: and
the «with. until they Ire able to do
their work done.
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