7 mom-in.
FOR DIVISION. "
I'a'st night‘flt ”semi-2
1 Council, thoroughly refut-
' 25' which President Frank Buchanan
esfssociatltp
note with c ‘
tire Committed. etiolated ‘
tsmber
Whichever way the credentials conv-
lnlttee might report upon the seating
t : lanai) . Parts at New York city.
is m 0|!!! in
sea ‘g' 7
and his rollovers in "Local Union No.
bad expelled f
it yieleti It
contractors "f”
fore the convention met htr. Parks
reiterated his former statement that he
. Bale in the express car was dynamited
‘ ‘ . road y the are
ream accedi- was I or. .
ears in lxpreasm ear Dynamited and ‘
Robbed.
ST. JOSEPH "0., Sept 88. -—F‘otli
masked men last night held up a west-
bound Burlington and Missouri River
train live miles north of this city. The
and th car wrecked. Oflollle Of the
u .m2 ”12‘ ""
e money. any con-
tained from 31.000 tIto 110,000 very-‘
thing in the sale was taken In the
men escaped in darkness with horses.
A pulse was organised and is in pur-
suit of the bandits.
Not a single shot was fired. the train
being stopped by means of a red light.
The engine and express car were un-
coupled from the tiniest. of the train
and backed half a mile, where the car
_ 001 Socks
For Merl.
We made a purchase or Men’ 5 sods
that will appeal to all workers—Their
have the stamp of "The United Textile
Workers of America.” The Stamp
designates honest work. knit in clean
healthtui factories—and a fair dali’ s
pan to the knitters. Theu cost no
33;,g,ggtggug-1505;331:3353 more than the kinds that are not stamp-
appeal the case to the court of ap- ‘ ed
peals at Frankfort. ‘
was dynamited.
_.
ts which have so freely laid his folrrtner [delegation wouldhg. ._ _‘ , ,1 2 . I . . 24:3
th M ad eoommtee, e M1 r . sad . r .
‘11”an oth:tyo:bel:‘e WW" ““30 11%“ that « "9' COR/I 3Y1?”
no intimationi‘lo titer 0min he‘s deat- ‘
r d Is far I or to In!1| other syra for melting tally or candy
“0" "‘h ““3 “'0'" 0“" step would be given out until their re- oi anynfind“ Tryzh e Iolbwingrecipo. It» i. ccyirvinchig...
plive committee, and that DOTh was read in convention.
can t botdi rca times
" . "a“ Change In pub~ DDOI'IOPI 0 Prams” Buchan— Pabout of warnfflumm a mmkwr hall any} int
theliaieso invent boiling overaad lag... lien-illness:
“was.“ (it
. 3 WM“. 313.3333. all but little credence in the report that 3 a ‘
large attendance. between refinemyoszid one delegateI “that 9333‘" gelling flififihy. “aware-ful-IFWM‘.
catty being present; and PmdentNBilghg:alliwsecou&se- in sue— m h T '
.ionly perfect herrden'y. 9 us 0 ' n ' “I? “m'
men ed. and if he committee should
”‘9'.” for ‘ continua: rare: the seatingt oi the Parks crowd.
tent. and when the meet- .uim will be a fight on the door that
with three rousing will longbsremembered
333‘ “33 of! South Norw‘lk The credentials committee today pre-
JETT scursucso to cum.
End of Another Trial in Kentucky
Feud Gases.
CYNTHIANA. Ky. Sept. 38. —After
. a trial lasting eight days the jury in the
case of Curtis Jett charged with the
murder or Town Marshal Thomas
Cockrell at Jackson, lfy" July 21 1902
rendered a verdict of guilty this even-
ing and fixed the punishment at death.
Colonel Bisnton, Jett‘a lawyer will
I M V W from Ink“.-
‘13:“ more“ It Jill...“ in while! r»... result.
Karo Corns nip legend for all home uses from
griddle calico to candy Sold in airtight.
2 Motion-toptina. ioc, asc.5oc. Allgsocen.
MN PRODUCTS 90..
urination to continue the
Iatul issue. 3 1'
heing made to thwart
the people tor all indo
ernment are assuming a
“I ‘nqbfl‘ed .‘a .nlhll" “at“! two reports to the anwum
W the International Associatlml of
Bridge and Structural iron Workers on
the status ct Local Union No. 8, of New
York city, whose leader is Samuel .1.
Parks. and which recently was sus-
pended hy President Buchanan The
majority report referred the matter to
mom-we.
This has been the second trial of Cal‘-
tis Jett on the charge of murder. in
the first trial for the murder of 1.13.
Marconi Jett and Thomas White were
sentenced to life imprisonment.
Camel Hair and crau mixed cotton
and wool at 121-2 a pair.
Black Cashmere socks seamless.
at 250. .
We have all that’s good in Men’s
Wool Underwear, 750. $1. 00. $1. 25.
$1. 60 and $1. 75.
Exceptionallu fine worsted shirts and
drawers. light and medium weight. $1.25)
and $1.50.
IE'RLIN AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
' WILL TAKE FINAL ACTION T0-
nature and would be quite, the convention for final action. while NIGHT
hey did not exhibit so the minority report declared that the Opened This Afternoon at the Driving ALBANY, N. Y... Sept. 23. —The
a... -—.~._.,_..
w _ lie on. itlie union was unconsti~ one, H O YT’S TH E'ATRE. threatened strike 0’: an union em-
tj guess and porsonal sill- $333122 3; mm and 1 his tellow. BERLIN Sent 23.——Undar the most ‘ ' olnyees iii the Boston .1; Albany shops
“1- NOW“! could b” m’embora oi Union’No. 2 were request- favorable 'gugiuélceg the Eighteenth C ONE 80”” WEEK! 21 at Reasseliier stlil hangs fire. The
T” truth than any state- ed ‘0 ‘9'" the ‘13" until "‘0 00mm” Annual Fair of the Berlin Agricultural Matt comm? MJW‘W- depanturda men will hold I. meeting tonight at
would make it appear that 33!: 1:“ figwdafilythelr case. and Society Waloufned in $0 Berlin llrtv- “9°” "9“ “y ‘n - " \vrl‘i'i'tizmnlggl grid; 1: exlgicted TSllg-
i d d t we cv- 3 9y 0 - log Park thiaa ternon. bite the gates ‘ 0 ve owor
3:;3228'1'3013 :orespgec‘ Mr. Parks had previously stated that of the m,- we” thrown 0333 at 10 Chester Devonde Burves has instructed Master Me-
. 3 ' ‘t “‘9 committee “90"“ “VB“GW ‘0 o'clock the attendance did ‘not begin I cbanic Berry not to discharge ltodgors
.1. the determination to him he would fight it out on the door to 33333.3 333' 33333311333 expected _ the non- -unioii employee over whom;
I stronger at every step. and that lively times might be ex- “3m after dinner. At 2 o’clock there StOCk CO, use the controversy has arisen. The
“W , 119%de - were 3.000 people on the grounds and di u 2i 1 Le’ . ”(liabilities still tailor a strike. but
MINI TOPICO. ere are “Wt 100 delegates in a“ the people were approaching the en- rec on of Phi vy. . nothing will be done until after the
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3 cures, we or a record-bros ng attendance. Moods night Mr. DoVonde wll pro
. _.... that the Counties will remain in sec- 0333,33,. Chamberlain and 3333‘ duceyhis “mm “new“ THE GREAT 103.; wriaxsv swan-rs 70 START
Icerta in In Ascot knot slon Int. at least A "00“ “0 V913 itu- Mayor Bassett, of New Britain. and RUSS] AN p1 4133 1 OR A 111 Sept. 23.——With the low
WWIIBM “D 00'0” P'tfi‘flfi'fim Wm“ $1333.! the Congressman Sperry were entertained 1.33333, night—000M190 2:330‘.Y‘;‘:::Y all“ 11:11!“ :re 8:901:1-
Is Scotch iweeds are “3 ti of" ratfnmthe “fin-ids" or at lunch by N. A. Hooker, at his head “13333333, 31331333 THE FATAL whisk‘ey trust $01.15;"; 1:“ t e
Mschooltrocks for W“ °“ "9‘ NI ‘ l i . titul homo Brookside. They pro- KISS in th it t n crease
-‘ - shopmen, "0"“ "‘9 filteoxo:rxgefi- ceeded to the fair grounds at 2 o 'cloclr. Wednesday "whim-TEN TON DOOR and &:‘£::uy 00‘": 9:1" worm"!
oat link button for closing “°“' "9 “p “r “m“ r The ”WWW 0‘ the day moulded a 'ilillrsday night—THE one wrunw “' ° 0“” ““1
~ dent ”“0118”! 1‘33 110‘ yet decided , Atlas here at g cgpgcny of 13 500 bush- W-~—~————
.2 end wrists of the shirtwaist whether he will run for rc-olection. 16:32::er athletic events and base- FARM 333 per day, and the Globe at Pekin on . TIRED OF poufgusss, ! She 333 three children, '3." glasses,
#1le and “'1? were" and he' has said that his action idiom Prices. 10c. 20c and toe: matinee: October]. A new still is being erect- He was a country telesrsrih opera- 8008 remit“! to church and expects
1m"! would depend “DOD What stand DELAYED "gnu" ARRIVES. 1001M 300- ed at the Atlas to increase capacity tor young but ambitious and had IKE-é to make Jain next week) is there any-
"”9 broad. full 5MP“ ‘11 the Convention takes in his fight on
. lime them plenty 0! the expelled New York union.
399' ‘0 “V9109 SNWIHB The time for calling the Convention
to order was set for 10: 30 o clock.
and the Wooiners are rushing work some enthused over readingabook en- thing [else You with to know young
.... ......c. _ _ W..- , on their independent house. The trust titled “Politeness ‘5 I 0‘11“ ‘0 3-” a 31‘s,! ..
8M“ at Sea V T I ‘h engaging I force 0' 300 men for scarf}! (1 bed 1.11 t rtl wh re ateliyes Tl “2:31 tll:sooth?‘ktlfilinw(lsii'alipefrle
. ' . ‘\ . teoierationt . e a rose a no on e
tly that we have had “NE“.W ‘AORKI' Seateniber 237,1?“ H 0 Y T ' 3 TH E A T R E - I 0 93mm“ it was related how old Bonds, the mil- Aunt Jane lives. " .
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~. tinglzogue this flfi.‘ All Wall wrien Vessel Reached Nova 3:3“33363‘3?s‘““‘?,.“;fi'°g§:tf: ulny- 'rnaN‘rON N .i., Sept 23. -Returns, nose. when an old women upped on. that you are reportedat once.’
2.33 333333"). 33333333 3 Zambia-rice Bed. brokey the tall shatty of 1m, starboard ”01 full indicate flip; the constitution the counter. Fifteen minutes later_ when an old
' EDGARTOWN Mass Sept. 23 -——Au- on toe on So ternber 3 when the ship at amendments voted on at yesterday" I Putting the book hastily aside. the man came in and wanted to lmow when
. . lhentic and favo'rgble news from the We: in latitugle 50 30' longtiiide 1859 state election were defeated by 1000 to young operator with the career of old the 8: 30 train left the operator heaved ‘
' i to ‘3000 Votes The amendment attested llonds In his mind’s eye hastened to the contents of the coil scuttle at mm.
o gown that is fault Ziegler expedition which I exp ring 333 shortly 3,33,. 1333333 thc 1333333 is BTS'I‘Tm ‘ i
. the Arilc regions is contained in a M- 333333! 03333.3 “33.3 33,31de to 3,3 I» the Judiciary and not much interest obey the summons. and sent in h s resignat on —E1.
:mh’deval’id larva-color- :0? ”hangs? “023“”ng R6301: coed (,0 his duumflon 1-33 propel- *5 GRA1YG<PICI£ SUETIDN" .3 ““8191 II the election. a
, 3033 or us '1 lo we secured and the sill rocccded Q 2
[name 2:3,?“ng lie in command or the expedition'a‘ T393633,“ no excimmempg’mon'x "m The story of tho "grunge advgntrires “KY!!! avnblcxm WILL g:
y have 313,333 lb 33333,. boat America. He reports an hands‘ 33339333" beyond "3333ch at the of Two Country Gir s in New or EW,YORK Sept 23. -—It was st
.mwor «2 3,. wetland testament: diillirolty was bra-1.1313, The tow 30333 were 3333 333,3 The most womb production 8'0? ed" Informally today that the Spey ..
Y i log encountered with close ice. Them“. bay to 333133 333 “33,33, to the "Md in 3011”! NONI“ fl MW“? BS'lldlcate probably would sell the as. you must know! snapped the old wo-
lot 9 "handsome wool dress letter came 33', way of “33333333333“ dock "“000 3°“ °' the Consolidated Lake 5‘9““ man. , Wife-Yes I can It was the tenth
~ shown me yesterdnya' was Norway; under date or July so. and A play every wife mother and causal lor Company at auction Octoberl. De- “Yes in: and when 600- A‘m 1‘99 verse of 3333.33.33", eh. m of m.
“n ”'0" “m“ ““3“ in the course of it Captain Collin am: err-r FOR VAL! LABORATORY. ‘" “mu” M m" ” t° “m“ “d °°ndm°m "“1 "m" “e! "1 "“9“ we “”0“? "‘h 3“
itldfifili‘mi'm‘ifi‘ "T“m " “ "in“ “‘II“ the“ "I“ NEW HAVEN Sept 2: —John Hays ptljang‘; °F {:5 V“"' M ““°‘“_‘°°“ “m l “W°“- ‘ ”"33“" "if“ "t‘flfmfi lined ands l coveredetliee with silk '-
‘ rcea can 1.191.) all use ou' ewaa ng ow . -
““333 03 the mmmm“ will send this by her to you. i came Hammond the famous mining expert i 5 A call to arms on Y
in the ice. longitude 46.80. latitude of he Bhoilleid Scientific
1“" “3'18 0‘ fl" 0011““ um 75. 32. This l'rthe farthest north i can l. 3,33 3}“ .33 30.. 03,331.33“.
works well on shipboard. and 1 find fitlie 3y,
America a late use best. ’
American Liner Palatla Broke Her
“Young man, if i send a message
I ked ”-— s r
* f::a::?mmn it ”t “”7" as Wife, after returning from church,—
.. I» You should have been in church this
" agfireiits i1: fill: guitars“ Jug. if morning. We had a beautiful sermon.
Husband—1'11 bet you can't repeat
the text.
remember it.
“our ntavor. N t“onlytlie "7‘" to a“ ' ‘9“ ‘“ "‘9 ‘c" "e" at Yale University will present to that Is it that ie‘any aatietactlon to you. 3
.a dare aboutlhe
. . .. " ‘ ' Husband—Hub! it is no'wonder you
be u ted Into "3 3333 up to the ice on the 14“! and have been who is professor of mining engineering .J ‘ beby.’ . .lohn. talre the Aunt Jane Is married next! Well, she .
' but the drop "33333333 333 since- 3810th the shores 0‘ N0" institution I metallurgical laboratory.
take well. it can “339: 3.. without going into close ice. l myw'm be between "6.000 and I50~ :
m 3 3m “me 6:12;). “mm wait and so are all Mod- em to ace. Pialls (or the building have not
“03:34“ w“ stol on d the dogs. i am afraid we won't sot been gangland nor in. a“. me been mSSSiUH: 0 BB [8 ,
W1 ° ° 5 through until quite late salt- I Iliad selected definitely but it will be looat- .
. Zenihla this morning at 2 o'clock .and .13 3333'" the 3330330333333 03 the
mmm’ m ““7“ ‘9 "’° then turned back and will wait to push “M3,, Prat 3333.," H. 3333,3393
duties of tabs overlap- for ice hilve “It writ.“ Eed in 'the section oocu
, ., pied by the
‘ 7% R J J h ‘ at" ottetohtr Ziegler. “E93 scientific department of the universi-
I Notice is hereby -—given that the
‘ [Selectmen sad To Clairol-3M "' "'“’
The gambler's luck is generally ‘ . ' , .. .. .
round in spots TM” 3mm: or ”$32 ”on . ‘ i i h I ‘ 'k
mike ammunition W you can
Norwallr for the purpose of examining
) . the qualifications of, and admitting to
are elector's oath, those persons who RST TO HANDLE EVERY-
~ shall be found so qualified saturday. SEE MORE PROGRESS AT ggifigtgg? f£gonng§
“‘° 3:131:01??? W33“; The latest .1... out is mean nponthc market by the Knickerbocker Biscuit
2011:“ch Ill: attZrnoorl: 32?“. all oil Company 6‘ NW ‘16 -A Finer Dre 1. We are receiving these goods direct from the
T the list "to be made" shall have been m “d ‘0? fine flavor and quality. places than ahead of anything yet in line of FANCY .
2 censuses. . . ‘
“mm °' ”MM m" m m ”33.5.. assortment or saucy cases. CRACKERS AND WAFERS . ,
Dated t N llr, stoi- said. the , You wantbotrytlie
.32nd day I:ir similar". A.eD., loos. gut up under thegflmds ci a er Biscuit. We are adding” to this line daily. ~Sweet crisp and de-
' ‘EI 11 I." /
tl""~" 't'
'aonr Letting (tutor 33 Walt dishingtoli Shut
“““ ilkOUl' WOW“
“mnélflmhher meet people are. we are selling its ->
qufl'mWfl. Deysu Ill
._ ire
soon“ more: .70 rut.
neural ions Metals in Factories or ..
fitelnwayt Sons.
NEW YORK. Sept. 28. _-F‘or the first
.‘iina tin twee “or!” a general ,
smite beam been as. ed on hydro Pl 3. 1
unorand Organ Halters international ":
.lJnlmofAmarica tuxtho piano taototdas '
riot Steinway & Sons in Steinway. L. 1.;
Asbtoria, i.. and New? Y.oi‘k to com-
1 the firm to employ only union men.
. the firm has absolute] refused this
‘ and other demands. ' a union haI
issued an ultimatum giving the so» 3
players to October 1 to grant the de-
mauds, rim“: which a general strike is
"" tobeileclar
a... m WWW
sons. will be only a prelude to a eagle:
Vi ‘ -« York‘tor recessions of the union, in-
rigging W thousand men. ,
I‘UF'I’C GOLLIOI RUM-I WA! qu-
. newsflash—m
anal rush at Tufts College betw
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
HERBERT R, SUITE,
Town 91.9". , _ ;
shielding“! too a
Sritlions d intoxicating ‘
r; llhiiie'wiire' «Tiller _
Norwalk Chronicler