W.
thuslasm in the pro}
9y tor letter carriers was
i, the annual state cou-
e. latter Oarrlere' asso-
is city yesterday. the
In ,
ill: bold! headed by J. D. Hoi- ’
holdup; president oil “the Na-
, societies. whh in an address
9‘th banquet declared <
’ compensation for the carriers
in increased for 38 years.
. , mt...ol"llving has increased
till ‘ an, extent that. actually «men
’ rklpgtor decreased wages. .
' nthbt this condition of of-
lt’ydlillcult for the govern-
“ll
while in the west and in
limb in the east. positions ' not
because of the meagre
Bite about 50 delegates pros-
e e convention opened in the
,0 . A. M. hall and President
, Mob] by, of Bridgeport,,mndc his
in mafiaddrees. and Mayor Samuel
at _ landed the freedom of the
'l‘ll , witness wastransncted in
’ . s it. VS‘ncr‘etary John B.
, than, 9: ,nrttord,' in his report
, hre‘ were 367 members in the
with .12 branches. , South Mun-
nntl Greenwich were the only
not yet organized, and the for-
ili‘ have a branch Very soon.
halal condition of the associa-
mm the National organ—
; He also recommended that.
easy be paid out for the National
sociat‘ion’.~lcr any purpose otlii-r
, , jthat providoii in a resolution.
. wh his Mil. admitted to the conven-
_rei‘crrcd to the executive- board
then referrdo back to the con-
gpn .for,‘ endorsement. Bot h roo-
mslldations were adopted.
The i'ollowlng officers were clioson:
~Queuidcnt. George W. Murphy, of
‘ ‘ rd; vicé~president, Thomas F'.
an, of Waterbury; secretary.
.B. Gossman; treasurer. William
ey-moui', of Meridcn. The place
it next convention will be numcd
at night. a banquet. was held in
in hall. Postmaster lrn E. Hicks.
{this city, was toasiniastcr. Lcttcrs
inc all the senators and congress-
en from Connecticut were read.
Each had been invited to attend the
convention. Toasts were responded
to by Mayor Bassett. L, Hoyt ‘Peasc.
,0! the Stanley works; i’ostmnstors
3.”;Allon. of Middlolown. .iolin Mctlinli‘y.
”of Now London. and George Randall,
or Rocltville. Thomas H. Kcohoe, of
this city, and Mr. Holland. of Boston.
The souvenir badge of the carriers
was made of two keys with a mail
*bag lock pendant. It was given by
,a-tooal tit-m.
“ammo FOLEY'S HONEY AND
. TAR
Foley & Co, Chicago, originated
buoy and Tar as a throat and lung
'mbdy. and on account of the great
rit and popularity of Foley’s Honey
1! Tot many imitations are offered
I the genuine. These Worthless im-
on: have similar sounding names.
warty)! them. The genuine Foley’s
pd TM is in a yellow package.
film it and refuse any substitute.
, is the best remedy for coughs and
dl. . Plaisied's Drug Store. "
A STAMFORD BAD MAN.
“The Stamford police caught a “Poop-
I To " on the roof of a roar cxion-
. ion of the residence of Mrs. Holly
e
swam. on Prospect street, curly
duesday. When they ordered him
, chute down he cried:
"”labok out for me; I uni 'l‘cxas Dun.
little sure shot of the plains. When
t I shoot to kill.”
,, a police covered him with their
“Willow. whereupon be "shipped up"
9 clutter pipe oi the dwelling proper.
f 7 tumbled like a mommy on all fours
”i do, the ed a of the roof. and straddled
He r mained there for an hour he-
jon‘s the police got handcuffs on him.
‘ n his person they found iii-c cents
.. a’mngasine called 'i'ho antorn
, man. He said he was David
slit, but the oillcors say his name
toy, and that. he lives in Siam-
,He is nineteen years old.
ir its to the police he got in
_ wn Stamford about five yours
for peeping in at the window or n
, It: ladleii‘ seminary. lie is to be cx-
guinea as to his sanity.
,QQULTB THE PAST WEEK
v.1)r. Chapman. and his band
, geliatl. have done an incalcui-
emit a! good in The Norwnllis,
out. of which. will bu full. for a
. , ii. Comoll'a Kidney and Bind-
r N hint done. and in (Minamoto
, on any other preparation bo-
o public. it hi noi a cure all,
what its nmnu implies. a Kid
Bladder Caro. that and noth-
Sold at tllcndcnlng‘s. Nor-
li. hunter and the. Clifford
bales, South Norwalk. Print:
a
~mm
lN NEW CANAAN.
. Ford, of Milford, will
morning in the Mom»
New Canaan. Mr. Ford
with: church at two din
in 1800-1861, when uns-
ly pertained in remain in
: “to roam spa in 1886. 18-
,wiion the could remain
» r
fl . and re. muhm The orii'sit‘a elders r lino , ‘ '~
, we inflow (indium. and Huwlll'iy. Mullah and ”fins were the The Bring, n“ ,
“.7‘Wbir be filled to 0an moved. * ' any. at ”M
W. J: 7 , . ._ . ‘ ., , ,
p upthe high standard‘
3! four iggvlemdrl’ “Tomb .
by to or new pot on or up.
‘flnghsm
ill GruJorsorsa‘Nunofl n :.. l
, llyvd a windy, new in“ , fl ”flap
Git-syn weetPowdere tot-$34” \- j m
Ind acre: all. A com um 0mm
ad‘smmouh Diwmonammogtliloms‘ . But-afl‘upazoq “in
in ones. I" a air other. as about.
'“xn’er l‘ .1" ‘3, T W x. H _, wt”. [mil
*. KWW l’vfiad;u’lu’2u.'...“‘.- irflofmliiiingr an gyro" s' Wfihrmi’rili?
niobium omguexl‘umrli a “amalgam a uMih Oil l‘l’EN. AllI Ihb‘gfl'iit‘filflm'
_ , .4 ., - . l V . 0 . .'
1W Wright“ .. “prim 7wrrul3." windmill
. . n 0 .
mgégfimegn ’ omwir‘é’d’ii‘iigfi gfortlbemi'w-dzon‘wnbiuger.l‘urtiloron. icii.t I >
mm-glagfiuufi an” mm mm ‘ 75‘ "I; fluoracill'z WVQWT“%WWM m
. mum Mdmflmmflflcg.
Willi tiii
like a charm. lgliully I work
{lilo out i i on know
t-"(lfiixmofisvfilfl' POW!
, lnlmnll them to «spot
1 g g
nfifi‘o’ oi mummimuiam
rilllMLWIlyfiofi “l
WM for my little iii . her airpowdciu.‘
snubx.8t.,\iiumwr.m i...“ .‘ ‘
‘ “I write ti‘fibiinlr you for #:on0 inn-ere
a” “Bill in“ hiltl lib l gPAVt'dJéomlmhlfiyzul'M l‘ 1 RA {SWEWI
. : 0an . no . e u . .. ‘ .
mum ! 1 tan she surmount .nolllhilfi l” ' ‘ 9* EN”
W , a _. w
, WWMWMOI."—
Mr
‘5
a . till
Ml
eel
. . 1!. ” m
m: the ‘gtzrytidini.md1m&d ugh» aqua rm.
no )0 map . nvo u out n y
from my Dragging and and they do thermflifln
F333 good than anything“ ”maria/given theta.
rooomtnun your Mon to Mon
Rik“ ‘ol kscram-bin. i ‘Obei'irlltor, l‘othp A in,
our .‘ , ‘ _’ )“i‘
“1 Increased the Murillo! cnfid‘
POWDERS FOR CHILDREN. I think they have
who has ovsr and. drum my little bu a great amount of good and!
Pieced-and so won on possible and oblige."—-lilrs. will recommend tram n all my i‘rionda"~ re. A,
M. ii. Room, ldana, Kansas. iii. ilrudstrcut. Ninth yllold, More. _
‘ 00 Mill Regent Any Substitute for MQTHER GRAY’S SWEET. PQWDEHS. ,
Soldkby Drugg’iuts et'crytiilicro for ‘22") cents. sample smil- FREE. Addrem
' . “ ALLEN s. OLMSTED. LE nor. N. r
“which mom N ' out» .00ior
more of your MOTHER 0% SW POW.
DERS FOR CHILDREN. l‘fonndii III! box
mostltaneilciol. not only for baby. but for other.
in tho iamll . and i wish to co sinntly haven an
i on ha .. dun tor lino thinks it is t e
gait modicum l3
e
m
”PREPARlNG FOR LONG CRUISE.
Extensive improvements Being Made
To Harry Rider's Launch “Mollie."
Harry Rider is having extensive lin-
provements made to his iin'e launch
this spring and It will be much more
comfortable this year than last as a
result of the changes now bcingmadc. . , , ' , , .
The work is being done by Captain " Accmding m u“ genral luv. 0‘
Ephriam Mun-iii. ’ ”“f "“0th
NO“. folding lockers are being put 2. (in fast days. only one full meal
in, tho stern is bolus inciosod with ‘5‘ “”"WM- We‘d” “"0 (""1093 0"
glass instead of m, owning. a rolling broad or biscuit and a cup of ton, coi-
Will be placed around ihc di‘rk. “w“, li'i‘ or cliocolnio in tho morning. and 8
“bis will be niude fur the whole Mm. modoruto collation or lunch compris»
a now propol or will be lnsiullcd and j m3 “‘6'" "l' W“ 0""993 0f solid 1000
changes will 9 niado in tho ..".. ”Km“ SWMW-
gino. .l. \\ horo i‘oni't-iiloiicq may require
A twcntydwo foot must and stills ' “- ml" 9“?"019‘” ““3"” may h“- taken “l
will always to aboard the launch in tho ‘3me and ”‘9 “0”““01‘ “1 ”‘9
case of accident to the engine or of "1‘"an
rouuli “We“ 4. Fish. i-iggs, cheese. milk and but-
All ”.98.. changes. are being made lcr nrc tillowod at the collation, pro-
with the intention of going on a loot: viiied that the quail-lily of solid food
cruisc. Mr. Rider, Captain 'Mo'rriti, Ell-‘3” not. cxoccil eight or too ounces.
w. w. Youngs and two friends expat-i h- Dripping 11ml lard used in cook—
io start about the middlo of July for it ' ing are “HOW?“ 0“ 0“." day 0‘ 1M" “9
four works cruise to Quebec. Well as on all days of ubstinen-(ie dur.
The trip will be up the Hudson ii) i “‘15 ”it! year. ‘
Tl‘OY. thence by canal lo.Luko (‘litiiii- " MW" ‘3 allowed “l ilk tinirs ““
plain. and through the Three Rivers 5"“‘mw and “t ”W chief “‘9‘” 0“ W99“
to the Si. inwreoco. Fishing tackle ilul’s. except. on the days of abstinence.
will be taken along for “m, m ”m l. 9.. Wednesdays and Fridays. Ember
131...... Saturday and Holy Saturday. . .
"mommw.-- 5;. The sick. the aged and infirm.
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. Wililwll pregnant, 01‘ nursing, those
More than half mankind over sixty whom: employment is laborious or ex—
yearn oi’ We stiffer from kidney and hillli’illngawulll children iintirr ill years
bladder disorders usually enlnrgmont 0*, “39-3"? ‘1‘“ bound by the general
of prostrate gland. This is both iiillll- law oi inst and hence. are not restrict-
fill and dangerous. and Foleyis Kid- cd to (iilt' i'uii rural. and they may eat
ney Care should be taken nt'thc first "‘9‘" more ‘him’ “"0“ 3' day; bill 81"!”
sign of Gangstas it corrects lrregu- persons are still bound by the law of
laritlcs and has cured many old men “b“‘im'm’e which forbids ”‘9 “"0 0"
of this disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett. "M” "H all ”W Wednesdays 8M Fl‘l'
Rock P0”. “(3., writes: I suffered days of Lent, Ember Saturday and
with enlarged prostrate gland and kid- “01-" Saturday, “9‘93“ ““0“ ”WHOM
my trouble. for years out after taking linvo been dispensed in special cases
two bottles of Foley's Klldney Cure l by ”‘9'“ pastors 0" ”’MQWOl'Sv 0'" 1"“
LENTEN REGULATIONS.
issued by Bilhop Tierney ior‘tho Dio-‘
cone of Hartford.
Bishop Michael Tierney has issued
the. following Lenten regulations for
tho diocese of Hartford:
icel better than i have for twenty otherwise oxcuscd from ilic law oi ab-
years. although i am now 91 years aiincncc on account or illness or by
.. virtue of im- indiilt.
old." Plaisted's Drug Store.
THE BUSINESS MEN.
State Director: Seek to Extent the Or-
ganlzltlon.
The first session of the newly cleri-
cd board of «Uranium oi‘ the State liusl.
nose Men's Association was held in the
headquarters of tho New Haven asso»
elation in the Leillngwcll building.
Monday. Out of the twunty-flvu mem-
bers of the board twanty were prosont.
’i‘ho subordinate and standing commit-
tces of the your worc nppolntod with
some special committees.
The work of extending the organiza-
tion more widely throughout the stain
was inaugurated at, once. Special com-
mltiocs were appointed looking to the
preparation for membership of or an-
izations inMiddletown, Stamford, al-
llngiord. South Norwalk. Gulliord and
Windsor.
Another special committee of three
was appointed to conduct inwistlgu-
lions looking to the pout-tibia future for-
mation of a national organization. This
committee will ascertain how for the
organizations in other states have
gone. If stale organizations are exis-
tent they will endeavor to have them
take up the idou in their meetings and
attempt to carry it out.
. HOW'G “fl-lib?
We otter One Hundred Dolim Re
ward for any 0MB of Catlin-h that can-
not be cured by Hell's (isterrh Core.
‘ F. J. CHENEY £00., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned. have known
it J. Cheney for the last lb you", and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN a MARVIN,
Wholesale Draggisin, Toledo. 0.
Hall's, (iatiirrb cure is taken inter
illilly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces at the system.
Testimonials at free. Price. the
per bottle. old by all drums“.
'i‘aite Hall’s Family Bill: for counti-
pation. “
Movmo DAV iron sous coven-
' none
The staging in we'sim uni-w
having been completed. tho rimltu
ll. According to it special
granted by the Holy See:
1. Working people who find it dim-
cult to observe general law of ubsti~
noncc, urti permitted iht- use of flesh
meat on all days of the your cxrcpi
Fridays. Ash Wednesdays, Wodnos
day and Saturday of Holy Week. and
the Vigil of Christmas. But such
working people are still bound by tho
law of fuel which forbids the use at
meat more than ones a day. unless
they are excused from the law of last,
on account of their age, infirmity, ex»
haunting labor, or dispensation by pro
per authority.
2. All members of the household of
worklugvpcople onioy tho some privl~
logo us‘working-pcopic themselves, un-
der the same limitations.
3. According to the terms of this
special indult, the faithful who malts
use of its privileges should he exhort-
ad to perform sonic other work of pen-
nuco. unit as abstinetico from intoxb
caiin drink. on the days when they
would bu oihorwlso obligod to abstain
from flash moat. .
m, The Rosary of the Blessed Vir-
gin or Way 01‘ the Gross, sermon and
boot-diction of the Blessed Sacrament.
are recommended for the evening etc
cruises during Lent.
Asthe church has set aside this sea.
son of the liturgical your for the prac-
tice of inortli'lctition and devotion. the
faithful should enter into the spirit oi
lent. by abstaining from all sell-lit-
dulgencc. They should conuecra‘te
this holy time to prayer, erl of
piety and the trequentation oi the no;
remenis which lire the chief moms to
pornoveruuce in the work of their uh
ration.
Very sincerely yours imcmist.
Michael Tierney. Bishop or Hartford.”
John G. Murray. Chancellor.
indult
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to stimulate early spring buying-
, It is genuine merchhfidleé' value. such also?
meat, that; tunings thoenthuslastic buying crowds toouriatore. , H _ ,
Remember that the few specials quoted in» this advertisement, are Only?
a small part of what. you. will. find on sale‘tomorrow. - : u , :
. Februaryis naturally a dull month; .. We make terrific outs on prices
A- glance ‘at the ‘values offered
. l ' : V
a fl. («3‘ ‘. .
l digit; it:
i" '
ofilered in this advertise:
“‘4. _
might
,fi, , ; .4...
H _-t_
‘t.
.~ g. ..,,,., u «in'h. on...“
. Ludics‘ Waisls. width and funny. about ton down:
and $1.50. lie licrc curly if you want. your share,
6550
regular prlcos $l.iiti
Ladlos‘ Suits, about one dozen. all grind ,dcsirablc colors, practical stapio
styles: regular prlcos up to $12.50,
Tomorrow $83.00
.
Men's Heavy liibbcd Shirts and Drawers. regular fitic quality.
Sainrdau 8590
—-—-—- —.— .. ....,
Children's Ribbcd Floor-oil \‘oals and Pants, all sizes. regular price 25c.
Saturdail ch ‘
Cashmere Gloves, medium and light weight, colors and black; 50c
Saiurdaii tor one dab onlii 5550
Ladies' Kimonos and Dressing Snrqucs, Elliot-down or flannclcitc: rcg~
ulnr prices “.50 and $1.98.
Tomorrow 950
Ladirs' Suits. all oxroilont quality. i‘ormcr prices up to $20; a spicndid
opportunity it you can find your size.
. Here” Tomorrow $8.50
k, ‘ ~..‘
Oddii and Ends of Men‘s Wool Underwear. inosiiy Drawers, the last of
our winter stock; rogulur prircs 81.00 and $1.50,
. Salurdau 750
r l
V, 14‘
to: . ..
K
Fitted Hand Bags, walrus. soul and Morocco lcntliors: rriiiilarly $1.00
and $1.25. , v
, Suicidal one‘dau onlu .750
l
an,‘ L: ml, ' r “
Binder’e and (lolgate‘s Tar Soup“
For Sainrd'au Onlll lOc cake
i
_. ,i: = i
iv '
Paul's or ilrndtord's Black ink, 2 eat. bottle,
Schmidt .50 belilc '
m, . q;
. 5 r , V.
. ....‘.,_ .3, ,.. :3 t. u .4 .y
indiu‘ and Children'sxwhite 'und’uclored border Handkerchiefs.
- rosters
i)”
Mi“?
_ i'iii
’itu‘i .11..
to crowd..every section. of,:ou;r...store tomorrow. .
W
SILK BELTS. . - -, ‘
Mir Silk lit-its in blaclg, seal brown, navy and chestnut brown,
Saturda‘u 290
BACK COMES.
“Psi quality Shcll Back Combs, with rhinestone setting. regular worth
doublc. Our prico Sntlirduy,
One dull onlu $1.00 each
Men's largo sizo White Hometitchcd Handkerchiefs,
- Saturdaii 65 for 176
8500 yards now Spring Dress Goods. Including black and colored moliairs
and Sicilians. Mcirosc cloths, all colors, i‘uncy checks and stripes; regular
prices ”Inc to 98c, 9 .
Tomorrow in one crandyiol 590
Teacuou LACES.
Remnants and short lengths, worth be to lo yard,
.Saiuidau c7) bards for 1566
Shell linir Pins, worth 25c doz., put up in boxes of one dozen,
Saundra loo/box
Black and White tlno Slicpherd's Chocks. all else checks. regular price‘
59c; 40 inch All Wool Batiste, black and colors, regular 59c, and 44 inch All
Wool Clicviots. all colors, regular 50c, '
All at one price Tomorrow 4&0
1."
200 pairs Rollie Curtains mudccf good quality plain Swiss Muslin, the
finish of those Curtains is the best; considered very reasonable at 39c,
Special for Salomon 270 pair
no dozen Huck 'l‘oweis, rod border," extra heavy quality. one of the best
'l‘owcls we ever sold at 12 1-20,
Saturdau 96 each“
a
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A ‘
l‘lnc quality Pure Sill: 'l‘ai'ieta. black. 28 inches wide, really worth a
dollar a yard. in limited quantity,
lists Tomorrow 590
.3; l.‘ ., i”.
lis in. Full Bleached Table Dnmaaekmood heavynuaiit'y, xnlue 260 yd.
_ Special 199 hard . ,
I
at “.00 each, , ’
; 5er 54° rah
too: out work Biireauiewsidg Boardfiéarljpeittrfi lino culilm big value
,f “ .. iuiiii
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its.l'olol‘dnibbl‘llilllllOIQDIIOIO‘IOI 59°
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