IL TIILIPNONI
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«is A] A‘ ‘
1 u'ILLsN's Accuses:
-uellsh. or the
.iureaay showing us Hi
all addressed the business
Wm“ at the banquet“ of-
conclusively t he
Ihwa business man. who
weliare ot the Connoi-
depends upon the amount
end freight carried over
nail amount at business do-
rliupon the manufacturers
y engaged ior
.snc with no mean-
in securing the
manufacturing industries
d to the tar went.
1 that ucementa' odes-ed by
reads, municipalities and clit-
and mat the rurther nno
Mules possessed by those
in luau! respects over New
. it Is the greatest wonder to
have-- been able here to main-
tool! so prosperously and in~
b. or this pertlcuiar
the titmoat in supplement-
; hitorts. In inducing the reten-
existing business. and In on-
the location at everything
..lilnt,,.wlll. add .to your broa-
well being.
merino derived by a railroad
on is nothing but an indirect
InI Idlrect tax upon those who
Who distributed by
. ,. "is ..c.
cltlson bears his
ll! In my in-
but it is inevitable and no-
and the public should under-
IIIthere is no real and sub-
lti beating s railroad, in
ninth. laws in restricting
I . or doing sunning til
in“ e or unnecessary es-
[gain return. such burdens are
upon the people. A roll-
z,srititlhd to earn a lair rotate
”investment made in it, and
at return by s tax which must
by the public.
and extortionate demanded"
“tho end assumed by ‘lhe public.
. _ nabie tax, an unreasonable
like the delhllr'rsge law of Con-
t—sll these are burdens upon
dairies that directly patronlse
' .. . ,wliich in turn are shifted
. cost of production to the con-
r which is again the public. You
therefore be careful not to
obi -u'rsoives in exacting from I
doing a public savico,
menus and untair for
. iii tron-lorries to the gen-
ess Interested tor the hen-
,Iwhat must be returned by
hg rests upon the corpor-
' “that President Iollon
”with the business men
taste and of New England In
.the- states which comprise ll
prosperous than they at pron-
" d in so doing will also reIsp
at his own.
...-bombs—
New Haven Register no
It there is a scarcity cl tun
I that the ThanksgiVing toast
lus'ioyous than usual on that
The very neat day however.
-:MI .m" b "lb 0.”!
in no shortage of the‘ “na-
. " AM we to conclude the
use at the leader» he 1o-
dpt Ihlrd from Kent and that
has been left out In the
., you has a ton! live duke no
”This” college This will be of
you; ladies who have
‘ who are In the
_pi tradingdnrge
;‘“for experience. it
.upon his duk‘eahIip
1 :slong with hie‘ ed
o- oi' whom have little
‘ ...
NW-
Unres sonsblo .
ortho'nature at an indirect .
to see what ele'at
, saying that hence term it shell 33’s..
,. manifestly
, vice without mutual sympathy cannot
Dr ,
leggings ills Picnic
mew all ville firm Motibdbl‘g
Episcopal church gw
llov. W. W. Duncan's prelude at the '
First IIeihodIst Church was on “The {
entire in Chicago." llr. Duncan said: 9
The stroet railway strike In Chicago
han involved directly as many people
walk. 'Three thousand employees have
left their work and this means that
through their families fully ton thou-
sand persons hails for ten days been
cut oil tron: regular income. Such a
strike In a large and congested city
like Chicago is a serious matter. The
fact that strikes are so frequent in
those days diverts our thought from
their serious nature, while the mem-
ory of the coliossal coal strike dwarls
all others into insignificanco. Hence
wo‘noed to be reminded the more Ire
quently that strikes are serious things.
They must always carry a heavy bur-
den of responsibility to the door of
someone. if It be true that every war
is a crime of one oi the contendlno
parties. the some may be said of
strikes for they are localised civil war.
Employers sr’eheld responsible when
they give and strikers when they take
occasion to strike.
The Chicago strike has had some
features. monotonously familiar to stu.
dents oi the limes. The causes are the
same that mark about every other
strike. namely the demand for wages
and Union domination on the part of
the employees and the refusal of the
Company.» There has been violence
and the usual solicitude oi peaceable
citlnens as .to‘ how they might engage
In their lawful vocations without mo-
lestation. In these dnvs when we
have lost the art of governing large
cities a man does not need to leave
home and go go war to endanger his
life and limb e only needs to stay at
home and walk the law-protected
streets which have been turned Into
batt'e ileldn from which the review
of the killed and wounded are liable
at any timo‘ to- contain his name.
These things are an outrage and a dis-
grace In this land of liberty and law
There have been a tow features not
always observable In strikes.
First the eilort of the union strikers
to maintain peace. Union men are re
ported to have ridden on the can that
‘bov might oppose the violence
Whether for this reason or not the
strike spears to have been less violent
than many of Its else. It Is aiwnyc
true that the mob In every strike l'
made up chiefly of a class of babitua‘lv-
idle and lawless'persons whose chie'
delight Is a light and who have no
real connection with the strikers. Stil'
Unionism has not yet shown that bos-
tili‘yto violence that'lt must show it
it demonstratths mm .to the protec
tion of a tree republic. Popular vlo
~Ionco Is fatal to government by tho
peop' o and unionism has in the vast
played into .the hands of lawlessnesr
by simnlv remonstratine with instead
of expelling its members who shot-
tell Violence This practical short of
the union men themselves to stamp It
iout Is a hopeful sign.
Second there has been a strenuous
effort. which seems strangely them»
11th with that inst referred to to
prevent. the governor from calling out
the troops and also to .mvent the
[mayor from taking extra precaution
sry measures. It must be continual“
emnhssised that no Indlvldna‘a or. car .
.porntious have any right to "holdup"
; n mmuity whole they light their bat-
lties. The police and the troops are re-
ignited to remove all lawlus obstruc-
’tions. it thov fail to do it because 0'
their sympathy with the strikers and
because order given the company s
'botier opportunity. they are practic»
Ing Virtual trescherv against the com.
monwsslth and the ling. .
The attitude or the company. while
marked by the customary boasts of
ability to do its full work in spite oi‘
the strikers; Its usual failure to so do.
and Its usual refusal to either con
suit or arbitrate. is one of. tolerable
fairness. it declares that it‘ unset
submit to arbitration the question
of employing only union men. This
‘he strikers have no rinht to ask It to
do. it also seems willing to arbitrate
the matter of ' Its proposal.
however. that it shall template meth-
ods by which future grievances shnl‘
be adhlnted looks like mother or
Judge of its own righteousness which .
. it Inner competent to be. ‘
Webelieve this strike is. a [hint lu-
mention to two moral improvements
in the bellgoronts. First the matters
tion of personal bitterness on the art
of both capital and labor. hiatus!
profitably or peaceably exist.
leaned both are teething more
newsman! straight
as are lound In the city at South Non .
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crate. Bu
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Our Restaurant
room is one oi the most comlnodioun. lightaome and clleerI Ito be
anywhere. The cuisine ls exquisite and the prices ‘exceptioull y stod-
people will ilnd the on ms
ours oi it A. M. and a
On [We floor—promptly mated by circular.
will botched an Interest to vlslo
tors to New Hf. severely. delect-
able and sstiaiylng meal while in the cit. The
elevator service to restaurant be-
.M. s great convenient.
l
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prompt and
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are tor anything
make a most scooplsho
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careful tilts: oi lnlll olden with a luaranias ei prompt delivery.
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Thanksg ivjing Favors ... Candies.
all! Ilrdt. CNflsmicfiaammgwh ins ateIgIIlIlOtlIOIOhII "Ir Idprem "..‘. ‘ 9a
curs militGélmf‘i‘fifi'j" .... =:'"1W‘c'1'°° 'é: 1.00
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WUIDII COAL
ii a a I t s a lien OI“, "arm.“
. atom with Hm lies- Egg; £31.":
. :ahsking and :12: rolls “Maud
.‘ some can. er- .
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runt IEGAL 0n.
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“SCAMS“
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“6.93..
‘ "sene-
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.salied Walnuts and Means. per in. ...». . I". 1.. .
7%....
a A a ‘. 1
Iap'nol‘s. -
layer.l and Nature. 1%
rived in South
otter an absence, of tvhnty
.South Norwaik. '
orwalk hturday
Ir. Coburn is an 'olaec on board
trnnnpmt Summer. and man had a wee
lad «science with this vessel.
is In good health and spirits.
obligedte teredlme his dtiu
dsy. its will come to South
later to spend a low d
With colors at half
the bodies of m soldiers dead.
tad States More! transport
make port at Hobo N. J.. Sn
on a voyage on
the P liippines.
. In command ctr
. -nve d
infantry returned on the ship.
army clears and olviiann. with their
families were
passengers.
in the crisp breeae the regulars fol
y or
psrtmeat hav~
ing sent them to Gibraltar at the so
the need of the new
which they wore the
quest of llaior Glenn. All
shod health. and early Sunday
embarked at Weehnwken. Journeying
by special train to the barracks' at
Piattsbnrg.
liaisi- Glenn has been In the Philip-
pines ior three years and also
ad with linior I. l... Howse, of the
regiment, was recently. so-
ouittod of charges of cruelty to the Fil-
ipinos. Halo: Howse cable
transport as a passenger.
in the list of dead are Colonel llob-
ert l. Sinkredgo. Lieutenant
Caldwell. Captain F l. Kemp. Assis-
tant Surgeon Captain L. ll. Clark Phil-
lppino Conatnbilary, and Charles St.
John, acting surgeon.
Except tor .the enjoyable
the oillcers ot the British gsrrisons at
Malta and Gibraltar the voyage of the
Sumner was without incident
my Atkins” showered . congratulations
and good cheer upon the pass
era and sunny a
Previous to her sailing the
had been laid up for repairs in Manila
for six weeks because of damages re
coived by grounding on a reel oil the
coast of Dillon on July I. The log at
the ship shows that she left Manila on
September 7, and touched at Singapore
September :6 , Colombo October I,
Bomber October to. Aden October 17,
Sues October 33. Port Said 0c
Malta November 1 and Gibraltar Nov-
ember 8. There were two deaths on
the voyage. Sergeant Norman
and Coporni Jordan, both of the Fifth
regiment.
SPACE FOR THE CAT CLUB.
Poultry Association Does Not Island
to Squeeze It Out.
Nelson ll. Jossup.
feet that Horace lisvcnleyer.
idont oi the Club. threatens to resign.
and that the space to be assigned the
Connecticut Cat Club exhibit at the
annual show is to be mailer than last
A story to this odect was print ‘
ed in two New York papers Saturday.
' GIT.
\ir. .lessup said:
“Those dewpatches are- out
true. There is not a word of
them and i wish you would end
hem through the Advocate
phatlcally as you can. The Poultry As—
sociation held a meeting Thursday
Among the subjects brought up
was the space to be allotted to con
_:
night.
tandbeari
nior Edwin - .
lion oi' the FI
and light breeses
added to~the com rtabie trip.
secretary of
the Stamford Poultry Association, is
much annoyed over a report to the of-
n
.
NW1 1‘
as
b
"as
I
Nor
theU . ,
lunlnuI
III
several
were ill
Mili-
months,
on the
Robert
visit! of
“Tom-
lng visit-
Sumner
iobel' 25,
Webster
the pres-
lrely un-
trutb In '
I! em-
OUALITY.
AT 460.
LU! ".26, AT 950.
AT ".00.
VALUE $1.76. AT also.
Men’s
Underwear.
THI season is mom Mass soa Tits cusses vs Man.
vv wslol‘lr sHlsra mo nsawsas. HAVI vou ooflfld.
i! «or we wear A ceases to SHOW you run nan?
vacusa m res manner.
scars. ous ouaurlsn nun Manse run near. one rslcsa
town was vou'u. smo ntsswnsss roe . res earls
0 UI DIPARTNINT
MIN'O HIAVY FLIIOID IHIITI AND DRAWIRI, IANI-
TARV PLIIOINO. THI OIOT KIND OF A 600 OARMINT HIII
MEN'I “WRIGHT'S” FLIEOED OHIRTS AND DRAWERO. VA-
MEN’S HEAVY WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERB. VALUI $1.26
MEN'S ALL WOOL “LUZEHNE" BHIRTI AND ORAWERI,
MEN'8_“UNION MADE" SHIRTS AND DRAWERB. SHIRTS,
DOUBLE BREASTED, AT $1.00.
MANY OTHER GOOD VALUII NOT MENTIONED.
i. COW
coma selling things and to tskirs.
The Cat Club was not brought up at
all. and at a previous meeting It was
voted to give the Cat Club the same
space as it had last year. The discus
slon Thursday night resolved
Into an Interpretation of the by in . .
It was contended that such matters
had already been left In the hands of
the Board of Managers. and that the
abridge the
power met It gave the Board No dc-
Ilnite action was taken. so the matter
Is now the same at ls was before the
meeting Mr. Havemeyer did not even
{suggest such a thing as resigning.
Association should not
am very sorry that the Cut.
should be dragged into this matter
and say again that It did not figure Ini
the discussion Thursday night."
Horace liavemoyer Is
Poultry Association consists of:
see Hevemeyer. Bani. l. Knapp. E. H.
Com. J.
Norton. John S. Bates
in Baotou.
and Is not expected home until Sun
day. The Board of Managers of the.
Colgsn and A. it. Hart
itflt‘i'
the call to Christ Episcopal
Bridgeport. and will begin hill
on Sunday. November 29. Mr.
very acceptable.
family there at once.
his wife and daughter. Mr.
l
Club
a: well as a strong preacher.
in securing the services of such
HOLYHBAD Nov 28.—The
Van C. Potter W. it. London,
Jessup, R. M. Clark. A. L. Schsvolr,
so.
NEW SECTOR IN SRIDGEPORT.
The Rev. John BrownIbas accopled
Church.
duties
Brown
ofllcisted there in October. and was
He will move his
It consists of
Brown
has earned the reputation of being a
great church worker and organiser
Christ
Church and Bridgeport are forlunille
assessor wlpstnsn reel-n,
Delor-
Hor- lest wireless tests between their station
Smith C. B. Purdy, W. J Delnp. N. it. cosan both ways.
:_'_.
CALL 534
Seymour”: Stare
coon moves ro car.
Thanksgivinc
at this point and Howth, near Dublin.
D a distance of 64 miles have been auc-
Roal Than via an be bad by purchasing your supplies at our store. We find it pays
and you Anvil! find it :9», t‘o make quality the central idea in the economy of store keeping. and so
houaak
palates. ”They want satisfaction and always got 'it here.
Remember
ing. Our custom“ or c satisfied and are wedded to this store. because we [ratify their
We carry the largest and most varied stock of Groceries in town and the quality and quantity
mm
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Our famous corn and Chestnut ted Turks s.
sages; Crepe Fruit. Tangerines. Apples. Cran
beingevcmcanntskeangoodpriccaasanyhouselnth‘sn-sdo.
We Keep Everuihina.
Special for inc Feast.
no.1? l vari
son BUNCH“ OF ELEO ANT CELERY AT 15 CENT
Goods Isold at popular titles s.
Charles E
of cheese, Table Raisins, Nuts.
A BUNCH. '
is. letting Grocer. 33 iiosl Washington Street.
It in slot necessary to numcrste our goods: you can get any and everything here in reliable
ilsli Plum Pudding. Grapes, Bananas, Or-
Thanksgivlng Groceries.
‘ You will one the La
righopricen on everything.
and Chelsea! StaslllliI Holiday Grocerieslt our Stores. YOu will line lino titsI
You will not brunt any 0' Li'o's Necessities for your Thanksgiving Dinner. If
and see us. Come and look around. Everything Is one
mlflght, Btook.‘ just what you need.. .
. and“ Opportuom.
gt.
”1., .‘3‘ '.
Powdered or Shoe heaviness,
Nottingham ‘D.
Noe Layer Florin.
before you.
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