WALK
“MPLICATED LABOR TROUBLES.
it Many Instances Employers Conced-
‘ to. Demands of Man In Boston.
, STON. May l—In many years the
labor situation in Boston has not pre-
lnlltod I more complicated aspect than
I": did today. The employee in nine
trades. at least had made demands on
penalty of strike. and 10.000 men were
.‘Jflfimted In the Issue. in many cases,
however. partial settlement had been
. ”lobed. or was In prospect. and In on-
a few lililtances had there been posi.
t e refuul on the part of employers.
who had presented demands in-
egg“ bakers. lathers. bridge and
ctural iron workers. hoisting engi-
noon. to half. and artificial stone
are. l inbér teamsters. and hand-
eaters, sheet metal workers
and builds makers.
Those ei’npldyed in the building
trades demahd an Increase in pay, the
5mm shorter work days, and the set-
filament of various individual grievan-
While the number in all these
maintain aggregate 10000 prospective
settlements or compromises leave
Ibottt 1500 or 2. 000 face to face with a
pro ble strike during the day.
:8.’ W. Sbuppan who has been ill
to several days. was so far recovered
from his illness that he, was able
to accompany his father to his home
in Ocfln Grove, New Jersey.
v- ,T- . - . .
ARLea'ROWLAND's CONDITION
The condition of Charles Rowland
“nephew of Captain Hevelon Rowland.
,It the Bridgeport hospital shows no
Change for the worse and each day
.111“ he continues to do as well as he
Slolng adds to the prospects of his
ltlniate overy. He is the young
man who fractured his skull one even-
03 Int. Week by running Into a tiol-
toy car t{mile riding his bicycle on
traitord avenue
PAVING BIDS ARE OPENED.
' This alternoon the bids on the Wash-
ington street pavement were opened.
.l‘hey are now being figured out and it
Cannot be ascertained which one will
he the lowest. until this evening. at
111011 time they will be submitted to
, the common council.
WON NEW MARKET STAKES.
”LONDON. May 1—Quintessence won
the one thousand guneas stakes (for
three year olds, one mile) at the New
Market First Spring meeting today.
Sun Rose was second and Skyscraper
came in third. Twelve horses ran.
FILIPINO LEADER CAPTURED.
MANILA, May 1.——Governor Collies,
of begun: province, and a party of
olunteers yesterday captured Rios.
the fanatical Filipino leader in that
part of the island of Lusern.
, SALE IN BALLSTON N. Y.
BALLB'lON N. Y. May ]—-A cold
Ways arrived here at midnight and a
mug gale blew till sunrise today. The
temperature. dropped from 76 to 28
shove zero,
7’ You Shove Hero.
member the rennin hot water."
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. ans—-
s. FI’OHLMAN.
fiIohIML:E8:ABB:o:th Norwalk.
and all other work is
aunt: of skill and an
successful bounds the
es tailors impossible.
a useless tooth. It in
neuron
ANXIOUS.
GET
-0IERS
.m. the lreathat
TODAY "0 WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-0pen-
ing dealings In stocks were languid
and thee hanges from last night's level
of prices were unimportant and some-
what mlxed. but there were gains In
a majority of cases. There was a good
absorption of Reading and Pennsylvan-
la, and those two stocks and Metiopoll-
tan Street Railway and St. Louis and
San Francisco showed large fractional
gains.
Reports over private wire of Maples
I: Goldscnmidt. commission broilers.
Swarts a Corbett'a block, South Nor-
walk:
Open High Low 1:30
Amal. Copper. 64 64% 63% o.1%
Am. Cot. Oil, 41% 41% 41% 41%
American Ice, 9% 9% 9% 9%
Amer, Loco” Zr 27 27 27
Am, Smeli.. 49,5 49% 40% 4W3
Am. Sugar, 128 126% 126 126%
Anaconda, 103 103 103 103
A. ’i‘. & S. Fe, 817/. 82% 81% 82%
AT is 8.1T. pf., 97% 97% 97% 97%
Bait. & Ohio, 92% 93 92% 92%
Bklyn. R, T., 05% 06% 05% boys
"hl. Gt. West, 22% 22% 22% 22%
C. M, & St. P. lbl 161% 161 161%
Col. 1". & l., 60 65 64",; 65
Consol. Gas, 211% 211% 211% 211%
Detrolt South. 16% 15% 15% 15%
Eric, 35%. 35% 351,43 lio‘m
Erie, lst old, 66% 67% 66% 67%
Lou. ll Nash..118 118% 117% 117%
Manhattan, 141% 141% 141% 141%
Met. St. Ry, 132 132 131% 131%
Mex. Central, 27% 27% "7% 27%
Mex. N’t les., 21% 21% 21% 21%
Mo. Pacific, 109% 110% 109% 110%
N. Y, Central. 130% 130% 130% 130%
Norf, & West.. 70% 70%, 70% 70%-
Ont. at West, 29% 29% 29% 29%
Penn, R. R., 136% 137% 136% 136%
People's Gas, 104% 105 104% 104%
Reading. 5474; 55% 54% 55%;.
Rock Island. 437/. 44% 43% 44%
tiubocr Goods, 2571. 255/; 25% 257,4.
Sou. Pacific, 55% 56% 55% ping
Sou. Ry, Co., 31 31% 31 31%
i‘enn. C, & 1.. 64 64W 64 641/1.
Texas Pacific, 36 36% 30 30%
Union Pacific, 90% 91 90% 91
Ho. Pac, old. 91% 91% 91% 91%
”.8. Leather. 13% 1374, 13% 1.- ,5
U, S. Steel, 35% 35% 35% 35%
U. 8. Steel pfd, 85 85%. 85 85
Wabash, pfd,, 47% 47% 47% 47%
Wiscon. Cent. 24% 24% 24% 24%
lDDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Miss Ruth Ilebbnrd. of Ncw York.
will be among the guests at the Com~
pany D dance. at the armory. this ev-
sning.
Captain James H. Msgner. of Hope
Hose Company. had the misfortune a
day or two ago to have a keg fall on
his foot. causing a painful injury.
Good negligeo shirts for twenty-five
cents. at I) Gottlleb‘s
The work of removing the Norwalk
library is progressing nicely, and will
be entirely completed within a few
days. The old quarters in the Norwalk
Club biiuding are to be occupied by
the Norwalk Securities Corporation.
Tomorrow the New York Grocery
Company open their new store. There
will be many bargains at this opening
which should be taken advantage of.
—Choice Fowl: 16c lb. at Hayes's.
The Runckenunett E. Hill' 3 gasoline
launch. used between the Norwalks
and Tavern island, proved herself
quite a power in the towing line, yes-
terday. She towed the schooner Lucy
a Lane from Norwalk to Tavern island.
Members of Company D made them-
selves busy at the-armory, last night.
decorating the armory for the company,
dance. this evening. which will be the
last the company will give this season.
Wheeler 8: Wilson‘s orchestra will
play for dancing.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Bartenders' Union will be helo Sunday
next., May 3rd.. at 3 p. m.. In Central
Labor Lyceum. owing to the Philadel-
phia convention. which convenes the
Sunday following. All members are
requested to attend Sunday next.
-—Asparagus. 26c bunch. F.D.L. 2 Co
Edward Townsend. a young colored
man. and a young Italian. were wrest—
ling in Wall street; last night. when
they were picked up by Otllcer Thomas
Leatherland and taken to the police
station. They were released a few
minutes later by Chief of Police T—hom-
as Bradley. ,
Divorce proceedings alleging ex~
treme cruelty, have been brought by
Jennie I.‘ Gallaher, formerly of East
Norwalk. against John H. Gallaher, of
New Rochelle. Mrs. Gallaher now re
sides In New Canaan. The case will
come up in the present term of‘the
superior court. ;
:an FIRE "4qu POINT, VA.
RICHMOND Van‘hlay l~—At 8:15 a.
t reported last
night was still rating and burning in
the direction of the Terminal Hotel.
Twoentlrebloekaonlaln ,_ had
beesburoedandthewhole neon
poruoaorthetownwassndaaosnd
Josel’soff
Just received a fresh lot
grade money could buy.
ly and purity.
of fancy crcsmcry butler, highest
We challenge any of our competitors relative to its quali-
Fa‘ncy Creamery~
B
4
utter 250 lb
Irv
fillsbury's XXXX [31‘
or is well known to our house-
keepers, it always has been the highest quality and the highest
in price—nob is your opportunity to get if removable, very.
Pillsbury’
S XXXX
Flour penbag 59¢
than we care to have on hart
to a consumor, at 25c.
There is no restriction in quantity, get as many bags as you
wish and we will dcli'bcr them to you.
. We have bought a heavy quantity of Magnolia Mil/a. more
dandwe will sell them. 3 cans
3 cans Magnolia
which is sersonablc.
Eggs 25 cents. 2 large Hairs
Milk 25c
We have rcceibcd a lot of fresh begetablcs. cbcryibing
Cucumbers (large) 5c (ac/7, Rhubarb 5
cents bunch. 2 quarts Golden Wax Beans 25 cents, I 3, fresh
ns Pincaplcs- 25 cents, 2 quarts
Sweet Potatoes I 5 cents. Fresh Peas anchw Cabbage.
Telephone Call ['38-5.
72 North Main Street.
South Norwalk.
MECHANICS AND LABORERS.
Strike of 30.000 Italians Has Tied
Work in New York Subway.
NEW YORK. May lfi'l‘he strlk
iize to the extent that had been
went out.
up. Some of the companies were 5
tion are in connection with the mo
of time.
any proportions.
25¢Good ANora
10,000 'Bea‘n Poles,
of mechanics and laborers which. had
been looked for today did not materia-
tlcipated. although a great many men
including 30,000 italIan excavators.
A number of the owners of tugboats
decided to resist the demands of the
marine engineers and tied their boats
cessful to securing non-union men.
The only serious aspects of the. sham
ment of barges which bring New
York's ice supply. and the docking
and taking to sea of big ocean liners.
While these may be delayed they are
not likely to be tied up for any leastli
The strike ordered by the teamstera
union last night has not as yet reached
The teams “mm“ in the various trades who are at work
the city were moving as usual The
strike of 30.000 italians excavators find
rock men has tied up work on the sub-
way The strikers paraded thd streets
W
Neghgee Shut,
Informs «mm «so. I.
Twine: 25: onto“
34.50.: «432.50 «so .,
Fertilizers, Barn=Ya rd Manure,
Land Plaster andifishes,
AI
RAYMOND BROS.
today each waving an American flag.
The strike of the boiler makers was
settler last night. and the ship yard to.
day are operating with full forces. An-
other strike settled today was that on
the Muscoot dam. where violence has
been feared. in the. building trades
there Is not a strike to Interfere with
work. the only trouble being that oc-
casioned by the differences between
the Amalgamated and Brotherhood
carpenters. which is keeping a num-
ber of Brotherhood men out of work.
up
ers
an-
LABOR SITUATION IN BRIDGE-
PORT. '
I BRIDGEPORT. May l.—-May Day
sees no change in the labor situation
in this city.-.‘ Conditions are practical-
ly as during The last few weeks in ther
carpenters and painters‘ troubles. But
few carpenters «are at work. Almost
all the painters have obtained em-
ployment. ,.Tho plumbers went on
strike this week and 285 of the total
number, 860, are out. The mechanics
II c-
ve-
are employed by “independent" cons
Iranian. those who do not insist on the
reference card.
TRISTRAMdHYATT
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
FLOOR COVE'RINGS.
ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF FLOOR COVERINGS’WE ARE PREPARED T0 FUR- ‘
NISH.
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
VELVET CARPETS.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
INGRAIN CARPETS.
WILTON RUGS.
BRUSSELS RUGS.
SMYRNA RUGS.
LINOLEUMS—all qualities.
OIL CLOTHS—All widths.
CHINA MATTINGS.
. JAP. MA'I'TINGS.
can); MA tines.
wrnnow, HADES.
CURTAIN stops and rows.
ALL WORK DONE IN THE VERY BEST'POSSIBLE MANNER.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT
to pc. Toilet Sets. assorted
to pc Toilet Sets. filled in
Wash Boards for stationary
tints .............. $2.25 patterns _________ .50 tubs ........... . . 35c.
10 pc. Toilet Sets, tinted 5 in Jardinieres, assorted Clothes Lines ..... ice.
and gold ............. $2.95 colors ................ 10¢. 10 qt. Bread Raisers ........ 49c.
10 pc. Toilet Sets. gold 6 in. Jardinieres. blended 25c. 14 qt. Dish Pans. heavy tin . age. 5
stippled . . ........... $3.75 Asbestos Sad Irons. per set, $1.50 Sleeve Boards ............ . 35c.
TRISTRAMd HYATI, Norwalk, Conn.
L A DIE S '
are cordially invited to Inspect Shoot-
mnn‘s 'Imilies‘ Tailoring Establishment
at 47 North Main street. where we will
gladly show you the latest styles for
tailor-made gowns. Also all kinds of
linen cortumcs at moderate prices.
R. SHNETMAN,
ARTISTIC LADIES TAILOR AND!
FURRIER.
47 NO. MAIN. 8T., 80. NORWALK:
629 FAIRFIELD AV.E, BRIDGEPORT.
Glovcr’ s The Place
Elegance
AND
Simplicity
That's our idea about, this
Pol. Coll. _
Oxfords for the Ladies.
Price
$3.00
1'chth 157-6.
Wear Shoes That Fit.
r“? 9am «idea,
36 WAE'HING’ION mm.
SOUTH NORWAIJK
TAILOR. CLOTNIER. HATTER.
FURNISHIR.
Well
Tbllorod
i
, Soils.
nosey re who .
can at all times be' found In our
Ready-Nada Clothing Mai-o
‘ moot. Our line of the Washing: ‘
ton Company' a Readywvi’ear
Clbthhg Is not equalled b! any
no make of medicine.
ing. A
TOP COATQ . .15.
“it“ ' "I
W m it“. 010 $12.
L001 0111 ii iii
HANG OUT YOUR ICE CARDS.
Elli. IHIS llll’llfll ll lilli
To the patrons of the Norwalk Hygein lcc Company of last season, and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlcmnniy treatment, and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—
'l‘he new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared in
putting the above plant in excellent condition. and that it will be run to its
fullest capacity.
less we have to) but would ask old and new patrons alike, to send their ice
men to the plant for HYGEIA ICE, where it will be sold to responsible deal-
crs at a price that will enable 11mm to deliver it at the some figures as the
natural product.
tomcrs, we would say that we have an ice'crushcr that will grind up ice at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute which will be at their sqvice gratis.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates, and distilled water on top.
James Morehcad, Brookslde ice Wagons, will deliver all you w.ant
Sincerely yours,
Telephone; 187-6.
N. B.-——Don't be “jollied” by any one saying that" they have "something
just as good," but try it, and act on your own good judgment.
School Taxes.
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The taxpayers of the South Norwallt l
Union School District are hereby not-I
itlcd that the district tax of one and
one quarter mills on the dollar, laid on .
the town assessmentiiist of 1902, at a,
meeting of the district held on the 3d 1
day of June, 1908, at the Franklinl
street school house will be due and:
payable on the first day of May. 1008,;
at which time I shall be ready to re«
celve some at Stillson- Powell's drug Norwalk leave
store 82 Washington street. Penalty
at the rate of nine per cent. a year will
be charged on and after June 1 1903.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk ‘ __
Union School District.
938nm at South Not-walk. April 22
l
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We otter
Belts island
For Salt,
This is one oi the most desir-
able Islatrda' in Norwalk Harbor.
and main: about liveacres
Taylor 0 Golden
We shall put no peddle wagons on the different routes (un-
To dealers who have to crush ice in boxes for their cus~
“2 7.0.11
particulars and price.” in:
9 New In Wagon.
ill 0018 Kill llllll: dlilllill.
THE NORWALK HYGEIA 102) CO.
By .1. W. olmsted, Manager,
._-_-...a .. _.___._.T. .. -mfi-
mini IltBlIlIll‘ an
BETWEEN
ultw roan.
noawaax AND
SOUTH noswaut,
l
and City of
w York, Pier ,
2.3 East River Beekman St., 3 i
,p. m. Norwalli and South Nor- »
iwalk during the night. "
.Steamcrs [22ng
e
Hotel 'Z'Hamlll-oh
Dining!I Room
NOWOPEN
, Thoroughly renovated and up i 3
5:1an Cuisine unexcelied Rates I
per day and upwards according trio;
rooms or table board very reasonabb.
Coder the. mmaemeat or
use I. K imam roll.
IUDINEII news LUNCH.
from It to, 8 o'clock,
Norwalk Chronicler