.‘ homo monotony.
~ Oommunioation‘of Old
c No.1». r. and A. M..
Idol It: room. February
. ,tujmo o'clock p. to. Work.
. flour“. followed by banquet.
‘ r Macon: cordial y and fro-
.. lied.
OEERT M. WILOOX‘. Soc’y.
inborn of Butler Chapter, No.
., are Invited to attend tho
of Jerusalem Chapter. in
. February 16th, 1906, and
thowork of th Royal Arch
‘ Trdln leave: 0th Norwalk
look p. m. '
3031'. M. w1Lcox.swy.
the past your the Bombay
Ila V3,.llava. put ,, in more than
3
' airmail for home-made fabrics re-
, “from-{the spread'mf the Swade-‘
Moment throughout the country.
before the partition of Bengal
. i: to take an acute form. Large
.. ,l'fl obJapaneae haudlooms are
‘ ' dining into Bengal with the same
om three years the i
able to supply the r own cotton
- ____.._._.__.__.._
nor Swanson. of Virginia ad-
ihat~tho stoic needs immigrants
,tllvaic land that. while. naturally
is now unproductive, but he in-
.10 that if outsiders are to be brought
' ave no immigration," he said in
auaugural address. “hotter lot
‘. land remain waste and unoccu-
than to have
'utlon persons whoso principles
menace to civilization and pro,
a curse to society."
pnsylvania railroad energy is
in; the work of tunnel building
, I the Hudson. it is announced
' the work is months ahead of tho
fact. and that the first tunnel tubo
finished before tho last day of ,
. ly. The company‘s subway in Now
ork City. is also for advanced, lur-
.‘nola are also being bllilt llndcr the
“” lands
The Munt-iluria flatly llopot'i, tho
Jononebe paper publishod in Now
hug. Munclluria, rocontly said mil-
l‘ially: “Wo ropcnt that cvcry inch
'Manchuria undor .lapauoso occupa-
tion him has boon bought. for a door
price in blood and money. i-icncc Ja~
n is its logimatoo ownor. Chitin
' ‘forfeitod her suzcrainty ovor it
' once making, so to spouk. n proscnt
.‘e to Russia."
‘anbary was an oxcoptioually good
l with for the "conscicncc fund" of
e‘tederal government, eicvon pcoplc
different parts of the country Hood-
3 in sums supposed to roprosout tho
”flaunts which thcy hull unlawfully
‘qulrcd from Uncle Sam. 'l‘ho total
Melvin of this fund stuco lilo limo
, on John Quincy Adams was prost-
ont havo boon loss than $300,000.
__.__..___.___.._—.
l‘eland'a dopartmont of ugriculturt
myopriutos a sum of lnouoy to curb
finality annually for poultry tmproi'o
mot. Thol‘e arc now cmploycd thirty
“than instructors in poultry keeping.
_ ,eelinga are hold for the instruction
' of poultry llccporu and tho doparlmcni
has special contcrs for distributing
bus of the bust. brood.
wow—v.“ -........~-
, in the throat. election of mcnlhors
lioflho English parliament a number
ill-literary mon wcrc chosotl. includinu
Willem. l‘u’ul. wcll known in tho lttor
it? world: C, F. G. Maslcrson. tho. au-
1' of “The Abyss” and otllcr uovols.
find G. P. (lunch, 0. Cambridge hilltor-
' and writer on historical thcmos.
W... >
”A tract. of 1,400 arms of coal lauds
Jefferson county has bcou pur-
ed by the. Rochester a Pittsburg
and iron company, the price
‘. mama.
arbor Rutherford, of Moutrnal
colt ptlca. ‘
intent month in all the year.
they throw of: all routruint
, of. 'oir Patron Saint.”
,, yaloutlnc.
day; we. colubralc.
wintry. ovary stoic.
wad of all the war d.
‘ d. lilac hnftlrls ‘
woddlnu liar.
ry: round-do-luy
noon of old
new ‘ 6*
7. p , 'ot‘roluttoua lu thumbing lesions.
Prtlplihiiillllhill be'Pl‘ollelli'elIIIl A‘POLIGY PLAYING nonunion.
. lilo Cotillion Operators by
Union Monitors Not as Yul
, Ulla charger directed by responsible nor.
Boon Made Public
Nlth roux, li‘cll. Jilin—"I‘bo coufor~
coco boilwon tllc coui oporuloru and
tho llllioll mluo. worhoru oil lilo bard
coal liolds‘ot l’llllllHyiVfllllll, ui 'wblcll
offorts will be made to formulaic llll
ngrocmout botwoon tho oulployors and
the lite!) to go into effect April i, wucn
authracits st ruto
commission expires, will be hold this
the award of tho
afternoon. All the coal companies will
be represented and the intcrosis of the
employes will bo'lookod after by the
.. special scale committee of 30 watch
0W 100’“ to meet the “WWW is made up of mine workers executlvo
board of three anthracite districts
President Mitchell is‘cha‘il‘man‘ Of this’
Among those who will at.
committee.
tend the meeting are:
President—~Gcorgc ll‘. Baer.
Philadophia and
'l'bomus, president of tho
loy Railroad; David Willcoxp prosi
dent. of the Dclawaro & Hudson Com»
Tho. Indopondeni. operators will
i’al‘doc. of
Huzoliou. Pa, and .l. l.. Cilkt‘. ‘of Pitts-
Ion, Pa, W. l.. Council. of Scranton.
Pa., an independent. operator, who is
. , .. . prosldont of the Anthracite Board of
they must be 0‘ the right 30“ Bo... Conciliation, will also be in attendance.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad will not. be
having
been invited to tho confcrcncc, but
, will abide by any action tukon by tho
lnjectcd ”"0 0“" prostdouts of tho other coal carry-
ln case a tcchinlcal
puny.
bc rcprcsontod by Frank
dircctly roproucntcd, it not
log railroads.
discussion shall onsuc aflor tho. min
ors have formally made known their
grievances the opcralors will call In
officials of the various coal compatl
les who have a practical knowlcdgc
of tho mining conditions.
of the
Reading Railroad
Company; W. H. 'l‘ruosdalu, president
of tllfiagolllwlngl. Lackawan‘a and out.
ern roa ompauy; 'l“. B. Fowler.
l'lndiil3,931)50t9d that in anothv president of the Now York. Oltirlo &
ndlan people Wosteru Railroad; F. l), Underwood.
president of the Eric Rallroudp b1. ll.
lichigh Val-
Among thorn are A. E. Law. manngor
‘li’ tho 'l‘cn’lplo iron Company; Gonor-
al Manager Brydcu, of Ibo Scranton
Coal Company; W. A. May. sllpcriu-
hit ill ll
. it; burn mu. i
In I‘l‘ll ‘iur, Mitt-bullion a to
lira o ‘ ptprgalllautiou. 'i‘ho/atrluu.
commlaolom howovor. has boenfiot the.
ballet wt, palliation of a working
;‘ moment walnuomployera abdom-
ii are; outpouring tho domino o: col-
ootl‘vc ‘barualnlnp contained many
handful elements for tho adjustment
Borloul Charge Marlo Againof'l'ho Obl-
cago Potloofinoplrtm‘ant.
CHICAGO. Fob. 15.--'.|‘ha mobilit‘i'I'
sous against: tho‘ police tisparimont
aillco lilo Dunno administration bouull.
wasmudo youtorduy by tho (.liI.I'l,t'lIii'-
Association or (llilcuuo; '
in u lotto! to tho mayor lbui rol‘orul
ormmizatiou alumluuuul that tho. play-
ing of "lullicy" has boon rosulnod Mill
is couduotod opouly ill Chicago with»
out luloricroucchand that a. company
is oporuilug cxlolluivoiy on tho. Wool
Shir. assorliug that “nulltors bavo
hoon‘hrrongod” at. tho (lily Hull so
that they can operate lulmoloatcd “uu.
til after lilo springs election." .
The association also declares that
when an attempt was madc- recently
to raid several of the policy agencies.
the gamblers wore warned by dotoc-
lives. from the Daaplainos Station. al-
though Cllinf of Police Collins and
'1 five of his detectives were the only
ones who know of the intended
raids. ... . . .
Wit.qu ten minutes after the. letter
was made public Chiol’ Collins assort~
od that Secretary‘Shelby M. Single.-
tou. of tho. rol'orlu organization would
be caiiod to tho Oily Hull ‘loday and
"ordorod to main: his clmrgos
good." ,
'I‘ho “tipping off" Chlcf Collins (in-
clarod. was tho work of actor pot-sou
counoctod with tho roform orgullizmr
tiou. who has boon drawing salaries
fl‘lllll in) Hillil‘i‘ti‘ii.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Anniversaries of Lincoln's and Wash-
ington's Blrthdayn to be
Celebrated.
An attractive program has boon ar-
ranged and will be givon tomorrow.
Frtday, at 2:10 p. m. at the Franklin
assembly ball by the pupils of the high-
er grammar rooms. As both a nivcr-
airflow—Lincoln's and Wuahingon's—
. ocuu‘ this month. this combined pro.
gram is prepared. Those who have
not. recently visited the Assembly cer-
tainly should be in alien-dance totpor-.
row. The invitation is to all.
Song by the School.
Class Rocitaliouv—Goltyshurg Address.
Rt citation—Abraham Lincoln,
James Gilmore.
Cornet. Solo.
Two Rollo
‘ 01’ 1905.
'ncvor want to scc‘anothor boycott. But
,this talk and undercurrcnt of agita-
’l‘hat uutlerllaudcd mothods have bot-u
wanna. and Wcslcru inllll'oatl. (l, (l.
Rosc. of ill; llolowuro
Railroad; .. ll. Wurrlncr, of tho l.c
W ‘MRlvcr to conuoct with Long is high Valloy. and .W- J_ Richards. ixt‘ll-
. oral mining auporinlcluhtut of tho l’nil‘
udclphia and llcadlug t‘onl and Iron
Company.
'nolllbors of tho illlihl‘ili‘lit' board of
Conciliation.
.cudonl of thc'Erlo Railroad; (Fol. R.
\. Phillips, of tho liolowarc. Luckil-
and Hudson
Mossors. Warrinor lillt] llirlrlrds arc
V
'I‘ht‘ prt‘lptlsltious to ho prosvltiod to
ho coal luiuo oporalors by tho union
"opi't‘fit‘lltllih'os today hith: not born
mndo public. but moro or loss accu-
rato roports of their nuturo havc‘loak-
7d ollt. i has boon lourncd frotll var.
‘olls sources that ittllollg: tho proposals
to bc submittod arc thoso for an on...-
bour (lay without any rcductlou in on
{Us for all oniploycs paid by illohollr. i
lay or w‘cck; a uniform ‘wagomculc‘
in tho ihrco anthracito districts for
tho dli‘forcni classos Of onlployoa; atl-
.lllllllii.‘ compensation for "dead work"
Rocitatton«~—Vi-'llcn Lincoln Blvd.
Atwctlolos of Lincoln,
Song by the School.
(‘llul'adoa
(illoruw-n'i‘ho lv‘iau (loos lly.
Mluuot~Murl bu
Soul: by tho, Roland-"Alibi Hing Sync.
ll‘lllg Salutc.
Entertainer! a Number of Friends at
y lust ovouiug at tho boom of Miss
'l‘borosc Vorlin, of Franklin avcnuc.
Hearts were played and
oujoyod.
solootionu on tho piano, and Notllc no
Louis Shufclt.
ldward Lill‘l‘lflilll.
houlso Noary.
'l‘birty Girls.
Washington
gut-st, Alcxundor Hamilton.
il'gluia licoi-~(}oorgo and
Washington and (luosis.
and
Martha
*W_._____, ..
MISS .VERLIN SURPRISED.
Her Home In Franklin Avenue. -
'l‘horo was a surprisc Valentin-c par.
music was
Arthur it‘crry rondol‘cd sumo
i
i
rte salaried from tho‘
Many Santlo'llla ,Stalo ile-‘
partmonl ill Washington. from
. Representatives in ‘cllina
.u
l h
\VAHIIINl‘l'I‘th, li‘ob. ifl.~w~ll‘l'oln‘lllc
“about“
4,Wl)l‘ll with plaid
~ who mm;
wsluuuco. y
‘ . .
tibli‘l’ou llltllallla in ono of tho prob
Iioul «Irosu uultorltllu that. l have aolul
.‘ this
“IE
lipl'llllll. I‘ll, block to is aspeolally
. -
'iluys you noticed the frequency with
which tanks and folds. preferably tho
latter. are hands: a finish around the
bottoms of the now shirts?
I do not understand had-Dame Fullb-
Ion oumoto think of having her aklrts
made with seams down the cantor of
the front. 'l‘hoy tend to make the.
skirt. pull up at. this point. the placo
of all placcs whore thcy do not want
.to hang short. and have a suggestion
too. of scam. material. We do not. ob-
‘_Iocl to the box piaiifs, which are so
often soon at tho front, llllt tho plain
scam is noilhor utyliuh uor protty.
in many quluucos pluill coals pro
or chocklul hkil'lu.
uuluy ro‘tioriu ' rocuivmlr by tho Stato1’l‘llls is till l‘l‘ullillllil'lll ml won as mm...
l.h|lllll‘lflli‘lii from, Ila l‘oprl-uoull‘llii’cs I'lll l'tlulilull. sincc lilo oi‘l'orl of a con-
iu tho. blunt rcluliv'o to lilo anti~Allu-r- iiuuo may bo ouilo, chungotl by woul‘»
iruu boycott. two rltllllt'il.'ti at random but a 'jauuty litilo silk bolcro'wiih u
from up. north and ”“- ptmlh ‘lmvofollorkod shirt. on ono. occasion and u
ill-~Hll’ltm‘t‘lo public. Ill noitllcr in lhoro l't
any hint of ‘vloictlcc and tho luovo.
lucnl. It la sluiotl. ls cohilluul sil'icilyi
to trudo limits,
The report. from North China brings
«dry or clouofll'tillg coat on anoth-
H“.
A now shown consists of many ruff-
’los of loco not close logolllor upon a
slightly sliifoncd foundation. it is oi-
lho history of cvonts up to the close how length and finished with a band
movement. had boon “nearly all talk" .
At. that duke the boi'i'mi of ribbon roscs about the fore arm.
A boiéro of lace and velvet. is a
in. the principal cities, says the cm“ charming adjucl. to the princess skirt.
respondent. who adds:
ed, much against tho-wishes of the
merchants, who have had enough and
\l'
titill has not boon shown to any grout w
oxtcnt. in the luminous affairs rnlutcd
to tho Amoricuu products. ’l'horo has
boon tlmidlty In buying and inmomc
lustanccs ouncollutlou of ordurs uudcr
lllc spur of throats, but dospilc denials
from sumo Americans. ii is well known
to tho majority that such conduct on
tho part of Chincso has not boon tho
i‘liil‘. 'l‘llis slatolnoui, llowovor. docs
not apply to tho product of tho Stami-
urd Oil Company, which has lit-cu op-
poscd in many plncos outside of tho
principal cities of North China. As to
that. condition” it can only ho said
that thorough iuvoaligutiou will more
that tradc competition has no lunch
to do with it as Chiuose antagonism.
Hi
W
ompioyed against the Standard (ill
Company. and tho British-Amoricnn
Tobacco Company, ill bot-outing plilluor
every day. At prosout tho attack on
thcilo two oompuuios la apparontly ccn~
lorod in and around llunkow. whcrc
obsconc circulars bavo appoarcd null
also many oridcnrcs oi’ uufriondly ill-
lcnt. But at SiliX'ian. ()billkiung.
Changchow. Wuhu, Klukiang. and
many other plucos tributary to and
on tho ‘i'lllllztso thorc has also boon
morr or loan antagonism of into. 'l‘ho
lucrt-hunls tlro against. tho boycott, but
undor tho lush of tho guilds thoy must
giVo a lulltillclu'trd acquiescence at
Icusl. if lllc officials so doz‘ro till-y
can solicit-h the rocrudcscou w of tho
mow-moot In this‘ifitdiiou. and by all
doing: will gain tho support of tho
mcrrhauts. lint again lbrro is tho
now puwori‘ui studcnt. class, which our
dcr tho touchiuus of foreign oduruliou
tibial-so and portions oihors not i‘l‘Ii‘llii'
Iy to Aulcricuu intcrcsis wboro tin-y
ronilirt with tllcir own, has dcvolopod
an iuliuonco l‘crogllizcd by officials,
guilds. lucrchauta and laborers.“
From South (‘hiuu and In fact clour
down to tho Straits Soitlomonls coup-s
tho report that thoro is no improvo»
mom in tho boycott. situation; that
trade is badly affected In most liars
and thorc la iiillc or no buslnoss out-
stdc tho small Europoan trmlo. All
Amoricau sowing maohluo company
roports that (‘lllnoso uro afraid to go
itlio its plat-o. "although some \vould
Ii
ii
lopo-shapml
bundagou, scissors.
olc., an that she may bc ready to givo
ilrst aid to the injured in case of ac-
cldcut.
"The student class, as the willing Eligtpolr‘tion nearest the front opening
workers of the boycott organization. and the
has done its host to heal) the 135““Iclt taco
alive audio-sonic extent. has succocd~ . tam. ’
co followed by it vclyet pieco
purl. nearest. tllc shoulder ls
with a Volt/ct band at the bot-
A touch of black velvet is dccirablo
on your spring costumos. Collar and
cuffs of tho volvct cdgod with an inch
idc bunt] of white broadcloth arc
try drossy on a light gray coat and
skirt suit. .
llruding is uowor than culbroidvl'y
and for hoary linon suits unito as up-
propriulo n docol'iltiluu 'l'hoso Who
amp burr tho braid puttl-rns and
ono can broitiilor own unit if silo ls
Vcry ambitious.
’l‘bo up to dnto young woman oarrios
lib hor on long jourucys utl onvo-
linon cuso containing
surgical plush-r.
in markrd contrast to tho. many rich»
ly trimnlod Etons is tllc long, plain.
tightly-tilting coat
cloth sircot. costume.
quitc plain and tho only ornumcnla-
tion on the coat arc vclvot collar, cuffs
and buttons.
of a now plaid
The skirt is
w—
POLICY PLAYER ARRESTED.
NEW HAVEN, Fob. H.-'I‘hls oil)“
has boon awakcncd by tho wholcaalo
raids on policy lions and tho announcc-
mom that all policy playcrs will be drt~
you out of the city. in the city court
“MARY"
Ill order to call special attcution .m
Sunlumr Dross floods wd will pilot for
yards of brullllow dosimblo goods at. a.
II‘
ioutlou.
Wi’llll'lllillll‘ ii. is not :1 auto of old
soul. tho croum of tho murhol.
will bring cvcu moro luonoy later.
(Just what it cost
navy, cream. gray and brown.
its hrillluucy. Absolutely perfect,
od cheap at this price.
if bought now,
25 pieces of All Wool lv‘
tlla’markot today is 45c.
tlty you wish,
25c. All in note grand lot at
price 50c.
regular price 50c.
lur cloth or tho. coming summor.
AUDITORS CONFERENCE ENDS.
WASHINGTON, F‘b. lh.—Tbc con-
ference of city comptrollcrs and audi-
tors which closed hol‘g ycstcrdav. ro-
imllcd ill tho adoption of a resolution.
on which as a working basis. it in bo-
Iiovod nil lilo cities of tho nation mar
bo brought to a uniform system of no
the Batista or Nun's Voiliug in all colors, includ-
ing croaui. the bust. 50c cloth on the market, wholesalc' price on
()ur prico for these two days, any quani
Klifl'ylll‘dl-l lionrlotlatl, all colors. Fancy Moiluirs in tho. ncw checks and
plaids: also All Wool Crcpo lJcl’arls, mostly blurs. rogular pricc
“'l‘cul‘llot" Silks, guaranteed to wear. all silk.
For ihosc days the price.
:27. inch Pure silk 'l‘ui'fcia, a strong, firm. lustrous silk. worth 85c, :1 lim-
Itcd quantity only, for those two days the price,
All Silk Pond do Cygnc in croanl, pure white, light. blue and
Those two days the price.
1.000 yards of the Now “Chiffon Lissa,” all colors; also plaids
checks. a bountiful summer fabric. lookod tlpoll as the most popu- .
Tho. price.
today thermos of Richard (lroonwood
and Thomas Vincout worc coutinuod
for a wcok.
:luuilou of (ilouuty Prosoculor Wood-
ruff. who stoppod ovor thu bonds of tho
lho local poilco.
suod for Edward F, Quiuloy. who is
ullonod to bc at tho bond of policy
lmsluosu In this oily, but ho has loft
town.
homo of Quilgoy ill
and found It is said. $20000 in mush.
l‘roat-t-uior Woodruff issuod a warrant
for tho scorch.
of tho Socrclllry
cortiliicutcs
illod as follows:
Britain, $50,000:
t‘lonlpuuy, $50,000; 'l‘araotl and Soiulnn
rmluting and rcpol‘iing to the Census
Buroau. .
'i‘bo plan ls lo solid tho clliof statis-
tician or otllcr rcprosoutalivo of tho
burl-nu, to nddros.» tin-clings ill vari.
ous sot-lions of tho country which will
Ilc culiwl from lillu‘ in limo ill l‘itickl
wlloro tho municipal ofllccrs frotu n gl-
von suction can bo congrcguiod. At
illosc moldings tho syslcnl of uniform
accounting will ho i-xolninoll ulld
blanks llllli'i‘li in tho builds of tho ob
Ilclala.
’l‘hcll' arrest, for kccpillu
gaming houso, was ”liliii‘ at tho iu~
A warrant was is-
'I‘odny tho poiico sourchod lllo
"' High stroot
Ml.
JOHN‘ 'A. McCALL'S CONDITION.
‘lAKidWOOD. N. .l. Fob. ib.»~i..ltilo
"tango in tho condition of John A.
CERT'FICATETSI ONF INCORPORA‘ McCall. formorly prosidcut of tho. Now
‘ -_‘ York lilfo insurance Company, was
HARTFORD. Fob. lawn-Al ihc oillcc roportud by his physician this lucra-
of Sitllc yt'siorlhly mg,
Illl'vl'llill‘lliiil" “'i‘r“ "Mi‘. MCCllII." said Dr. Lilltiloy,
“pussod u protty comforlablc night.
his condition is just the same as it
was ycstorday. i do not think that ho.
__......
of
Swift and llpson Company. of Now
lirldgcporl Volllclc
ilTwll lialp’ 8th llI' III’BSiIilllllIS
TOMORROW and FRIDAY. .
our largo stock of Now spring and
those 'rwo oars hovol'lli hundroul
saving of froth "" to 50 par csut.
u-l
hilt hi all oppl‘lrtuuily ruroly pl'm-lolltod and us it proluisoa cxtl'uordlllary
MONM SAVING allvunlauou it. is surcly troll Worthy of your limo and all.»
goods. but on tho contrary u‘c pro
000 yda. oi' it‘iuo. Quality All Wool Moll'oso Sailings, 44 iucboa wido. in
all the nowoul aprlngrolors, sploudid vulucs at. 75c tho yard. and
'l‘hosc two days‘ solo, the price, 59::
from the mill).
Nearly a thousand yards of importtalMohuirs and Sicilians in black,
The rich silky kind always retains
worth 75c, and will be consider-
- For those two days, less than wholesale
550
330
50c
rogulnr
38c
in all colors,
67c
black.
39c
and
’ 25c
:i-IE BOSTON” STORE
DISSOLUTION OF HUNGARIAN
CHAMBER.
VIENNA, Fob. 15.--In view of the
impending dissolution of the Hungar-
ian Chamber and the consequent in-
torrognum of absoluiism. arising from
43' failure of the coalition to take the
rcsponsibilit y of forming a government
on torms which tho emperor-king is
willing to sanction, Archduke Joseph
has tukon a significant stop. He com.
lnauds a cavalry t'egimont qnarlorod
:ll lludmost and bus nsitod for t-i-.:bt.
wilt-ks“ lcuvo. of ubsont‘o in order. it'
it said. to avoid taking part in any
military meusuros which it may bo
docidcd to adopt against Hungary.
long island Turnipsq
lb cis Peak.
50 cis. Bushel.
JOSELOFF’S .
can Ilc. said to bo in immediate dau~
I“ i
'lorformod by contract minors; i‘hcmr
«liructiou of tho Board of Counciliu
on: an iucrcasc ill wagon from in l
'30 pcr ccllt for all company mcn: tho hoaris and liowors. _
uloplion of a uystclll by which coal
«hall bo paid for by wright whorcvcr
oractlcablo. and tho rocouultlou of it
uulou.
'I‘llo unlou luilio \l'orkol's in Ibo a
llraciio. rcaiou havo uovor bocn'u
iroly aatisiicd with the award of ti
Pit-mo. pleasingly rtlntiorod somo solos.
" ltcfrcshmcn-ts wrro Si'l‘l’f‘ll and tho or-
” hlc was pl‘ot’tily dccoruiod with rod
'I‘boso proscut woro. tho Missos El-
sio Schuluuu. Morlyl il‘inny. Albortiuo
Mulbois. ldu Vcrlln, Noltlc llo i‘lcrur.
Nollio 'i‘rowbridgc. Edna llonm-i and
" 'l‘borosc Vcrlin, and tho Mcssrs. Al'-
:1. MW ll‘orry. .iohu Nosior, William Rid‘
ll‘
llho to buy but daro not. how any
thing in lilt‘il‘ possossiou. Still tho
unthorltics claim lilt'l‘t‘ is no l’t‘l‘ilglli‘
tiou hot-c.“
'l‘ho l'oport ootuludos: “li‘ tho boy
unit is cullod oft” tomorrow it will tnkr
molly yours .lo l'cmm'o lilo llI-offcci.
from tho injury douc. At l’cuauu Alli-
orlruu firms could not move any Am-
rrirau goods in their llo downs and
(lolllpuuy. Ilullbtlry. $35,000.
“or."
. Call 322-4.
TEL. CALL—198.
If You Waht
the finest Butter you can find in town. come here and pay the price. and we can give the goods.
Min the deed being ”25.000. it In
alumina or the new owners to
p most. of that product over the 1i.
. the earth hall enough of rottin-
‘ roulémcnts to genomic more heat
(It. loans In tho cheapo through
hence We are growing warmer
a carts Ifi most cherished dear.
union do both on-
iil‘iko commission. 'l‘Ilo luoll guiliod
‘nlil-iilil'l‘liilii‘ thrmlght tho award. but
Itcyiool that they did not t'croivo uli
boy uro juslly ontitlod to. 'l‘ho prlll- ‘
"Illlll awards uuulo by tho, cmnmishm
in 1003 brtcfly stalcd woro:
'i‘ou pcr rout. iucroaao in wagon for ,
ill contract minors.
Eight hour day without any rmluct~
on in pay for cngiucors onlploycd Iu
hoisting walcr.
li‘lvo pcr cont. Incroauo in wages for
lnglucors and pump-moo other than
Iboso cnlzagcd in hoisting walnr,
blight hour day for Ill-cinch without
'oducllon iu wagon. . v‘,
Nluo hour day for all employer} paid
by tho hour. day or wcck'cxcopi thoilo
‘ncntiouoli allow. ,
A conciliation of sixty-throo
reprcscniiug tho minors until tllrsc
murmurs to lll-llllp dispatch growing
all of difforont interpretations of tho
-ommiasion's award.
A sliding scale giving llll omployoa
In lucrcallu of one per cent. t coul-
oonautlon for each morocco Jo itrr
cents in the average price 6f cold
sold in Now Nork harbor abode $4.50
a ton fob ‘
Before tilcy wont. Into
lay the operators and t
“Nos of tho moo wore howtul of an
amicable aurccln‘cul. 'i'iio coolly cx'
criouco of both attics in tho grout
utrilta of i002 bus council tboiu to up-
pronch tho prouout situation in acmr
oiliutory mood. in ordor to avoid
anothor conical and not diaturb tho
industry tho opol‘utol‘s are ready to
make ccncomiona In tho way of tho
correction or grievallcesg‘tllat'llavs “r";
ic'n during the lite of the coplmtllliou'a
emigration to.
ho roprcasnm-
l
President David William. of the Dolu‘
warn It ilulloolt Company, to)“. tilt:
hall. The attitude of titanium
Union oiliciuia during the pilot wool:
loudly. to the ballot among thotlo who
have Mottled tho situation. that tho.
mm so llnxioila to have on annual
“amount with ”it .opafhlorll thin.
"boy will not la la: upon all their dc
. rattda bring: swatch
'l:li official’i rift“ tillrti‘
’I‘lld
t
or, Ralph Vorliu, (lino-ion Vorlin. Imu-
I
Vorliu.
sio Schumuu and William itidor. willlo
Muihcis.
formcriy organism in South Norwulk.
has lakcn tho position of organist and
choirluastcr In tho Dwight l'luco Con-
urogntionul l’thurcll, Now Huvou. bolt-
lnnlnu May 1.
yours in tho ldusl Pcul'l M. E. Church.
word.
This is Indicated In the lotion oft
Wh‘i'fi; tho. h‘r
or Wurrou. Churlos lx'ollogu and Louis
The prizcs Wl'l'l‘ won by lili-
ilc consolation prizo. wont to Albortiuo
MR. BROWN’S NEW POSITION.
William bl. lit-own, of Stamford.
lio Iliiii boon for tllrco
whcrc in: has couductod ll vostcd
choir of lblrty~llvo: voicca with upload-
id auccoas. His new poshiou is sim-
ply a atop higlior up. 'l‘ho llwilzlu
l’laco is ono of tho ltll'ifl'lli. and wraith-
out churchou in Now Havon and ho in
to have u lino quurlct choir suppla-
montod by u chourp. 'l‘ilo blast l’oarl
utrort church has ostublislldd u lino
ropulution for itself aincc ho has boon
with it. its latest out-cuss Willi tho
prounnlatlou of an oporottu. "'l‘hc Mor.
ry Milkmahlu" That. Wednesday cvc-
ninn. Many cxprosaioua of rcgrot
have been board that Mr. Brown ill
bo leave tho church, but in the bloc of
boiler inducements he felt. impollod to
make the change.
TRAMP WAG “.NT TO JAIL.
A tramp promoted himsolt to Chief
Bradley this morning at. 8 o’clock and
naked for a alght'a lodging. The
chief informed him that It. was morn-
ing, but the man was so banumbcd
with tho cold that. he didn’t. know
whether it was night or morning. no
had come in, he said. on the freight
and united to bo locked up. He had
no hot or coat and was in a bad
condition.
ed him up in the station.
in. he won buforo the
found guilty of usually.
you»... ‘wflua—m;“
haunt at tho . orwaih (hub
(‘iliuoso l'cl‘usod to take tllo
which tbcy llud ulrcndy ordcrcd.”
'l‘ho‘chief chillingly lock-
'l‘hitl mom-
court and was
He was
statehood to {all for thirty do it and
calls. amount in; to about it . were
imposed.
NOWALK GLUE I’OOL ‘TOURNIY.
Nut bur l! mo in the pool touruo»
woupluyorl
uomlu
...._.-............_ a... .d...
TOOK JAILER‘S FAT PULLETS.
Mr. Scoliold' Given Zobony arHearty
Welcome at Bridgeport.
Frank Zobony. alias Smith. who
was arroatod in Standard. last Friday.
by Oillcor Hurry Smith, and was bound
ovor ill (.lrouwlcb for trial on n bur-
glary Chal‘Kfl. wontio tho county jail,
'l‘ucmluy allot-noon, in custody of Dop-
llty Hondrlc. .lllilor Booneld bud boon
nchlugior a heart to heart talk with
Zobony and ho mooted him firmly and
proudly. ll transpires that .Zobony
stoic half u down or more of tho jul|~
or'u plumpoat pllllols a low weeks ago.
Zobouy got on to the location and tho
habits of the pollen while carving p
term in tho jail and nftor he Wall ro-
icuaod he wont back to tho luutltution
and uclcctml half a dozen or morn of
tho cholccat fowlu and walked off with
them. Ho wall soon and rocoznirod
at. tho time by people on the place.
v...”
LIFT MONEY To TH! CHURCH.
Through lbc bonoilcuucu of the into
Mro. illih-a Murrlll. widow oil l’hincua
W. Merrill. who died at but homo ill
Piloblo.,t‘.ol., .luullury 3|, u now church
edition is nasuroli. Auldo from a low
bequest: lo roiativnll. tho rcaldua of
the estate is boououthod to the church
of the Allconaiou of which the lato
Mru. Merrill was a life-long luomhor.
Phineas w. Morrill was the oldest
son of tholuto Juan ll. Morrlii. an old
robidont of Norwalk. . ’
Fancy, may, sweet Creamery Butter. 32c lb. Extra Elgin Creamery Butter. 28 and 30c lb. Fine
June Creamery Butter. 25c lb.
Three pounds Fancy Head Rice. 25c.
Delicious Coffee, from 25c lb. up.
If you try our Teas. nothing else will suit you. At 40. 50 and 60c lb. , ?
Fresh Country Eggs. 35c doz. Case Eggs. 35c. doz.
Our Double Cream Cheese is a winner. Hundre'ds try it; why not you?
Fancy‘Pruneo. Apricots. Pulled Figl. Evaporated Peaches, Evaporated Apples. Everythin“
the best at lowest prices. Our Elite Canned Gobdll are the finest goods put in a can. Everyone who
has them calls for more. Nothing can touch them for quality or price. Corn, .Tomatoell. going at
Charles E Seymour.
a: Washington” St. LEADING GROCEL w......m Soutibloztlk.
Canned GOOdS.
We on boadquartorl for the Crown Adar IMI Gold Rook Irandl
m pnokod council good: In tho world. In that you on tho» bronco.
Crown Allel- Fancy Sugar Corn.
Crown Ami- Extra limo Po".
, Drown Actor Fancy Mrinplou ham. 1 [
crown Actor «looted Tomato“.
crown Actor, Mimi Inna.
crown Alb-r Panoy‘iuooomb. ‘
I
h
of Canned Condo. and if you want the fin-
Not cold oluwhon in town. .
ANY ON! or “moon HIGH 0M0!
cANNID VEGETAILII.
l5c per can
Mlmwuwwywhw
cold flock Inna Tomato“. ' .
Gold’flook Inna lifmt our. .
;. OUR POPULAR IMND, Till GOLD
Gold look Fancy duo» Got-o. , * IOOK
Park a aurora
. ' a .
Wines, tumor Cigars;
For tho ,lilllllloyo _
ATE .
hint llillh't hoisted ,
rind found hi. it tire-tor
y g . ,
12f;
doom i3. huattui‘
bod , 40
nous hook Inuit Lima .Illll.
acid hook urinal». Mann.
2 ’cané 25c
AIPARAOUII
" ”Win“ ”VF-$9593. m.
n ' . SI“ 4 ‘
Grown Actor Imitation dithf'rololm. up GROWN “1'“ “AND “PMA‘
ill-own Actor cultural. Aprtoo out no. . 8’ i ,
,. _ crown mm California Whilc ‘ rm, m at... _ For Ohio 33:
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