, . , EA It» , ins. loath . “and 4th 'i’sssdaysoi . . , uly andAugest ss- , “ .e'eieek."Atl alAreh ~ I invited. Robert It. Wilcox. ”0?”. Order Eastern my 2 laconic Buildln , South is and so: w . s. cordially mum: , postwar. terms emu seems to have «used Ottlit oi hehrbburnlng be- , m ‘ most important “America. . The latter is the larger 'oi the two, having ion population. yet our batv ,over,a week Ayros alv particular woman never uses a “ofonecdorm 'aoapoiauother.a ; oinihird. and so on. She eith- .. her soaps and powders un- . ,eirelae has them of the same her sachets and periumes. muse be no conflicting oi odors. flit knickerbockers have taken - of the potticcnt in the great - counters on the other side. sheath—like skin is the thy ate not common here One can get some idea of the which this iashion has been when note is taken of the fact these knickerbockers are ab- dwioid of any vestlgo of full- _ the hips and are made of a ‘e’nceedingiy suit in texture. ' silk tie is considered « ior theeuibrcideged lin- htthe present moment, but the vogue of the jsbot. zpprosching summer bids iair in more sheer gowns than o judging by the attractive ”node that now till the stores _ mg. and colored gowns will aim than last year. ~, managing the forehead iot of removing wrinkles, rub the cream across the wrin- 'is the invariable rule it one M out quickly. ‘ndditioual lingerie ruinee , to the corset war they . s in place when the gannent , no and they never slip out oi ‘ ”or pmfiobut'ou tilbe (tithe; , cannot rcpaced y res mgnently as the detachable ‘ and this is sometimes a con. are a great many people who 4 . ior pleasure and because ”that walking is a beneficial Possibly some women who ' oi this sort oi health- . ‘ ‘ would dad pleasure in ’ .took the precaution of dress- " :inthedrst lsce.clothss be worn comfortab y loose (and he! not at all mean "sloppy"), , M shoes heavy e‘rrhough so at- ' junction irom rou or amp ' udtbehntsmsllsothatn "wind will not displace it. Sen. glad. any woman will gain in and strength bi reasonable ea- thwcpen air, ed Ii c preserv nger . overthetopisapnlatable ’ to many frozen desserts. the striped turnovers ‘a bit like carrying coals to New- ss the stripe itseli is a deco :‘ but nevertheless that is what ’,dtlle.aldtlioei|'oetisvery Word" M" ' . coarse. 's plasma in colored do- w quite dressed up by ‘j oi their bindings oi sorne prob v , . assent onion Attorneyshlp us- gar tie clresnistsssss. ' snort. Jan. Biz-hiicllnel oi m 2‘ l W ”9.“; \ E g F W- in ‘ rm; u... a... - 2.-— Williams The Great Occasion of the Year in; Economies for Home Furnishers nonmemrm‘rnmmnswuwnmmm MMWMMWNW. ~ " . ' 11thngndmhamtllVWahctMMWM mwwmemumgmxmwmumenu torehrsdneedstthistime. lsehacendilicn habmdwflthsmssw iernlturebusinessinAmsrics. mamumscommrmm. 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IDependonmakingaHANmimSAVING-icrndncdomnvemgeathirdmm ‘ i valnes. , . unmmmmmmauvwmmmmmuuuamac WANAMAKER’S. Thegrestestiurnitnrehnsbleesindmesicsgetstheriehest Md wanttoaharethenl. v thenade,oiceune,mdyouwill litwillpayyousplendidiytocomeahnndredmilestohuy inmiture at WANAHAIR’S dndngthisl'ehrnaryevont. Comoonfisturdsy.crl£onihy.iiyoucan-thereisalwsysad- vantage in getting here onthedtatiewdaysoithesaie; buttheluinttniemwiflhs hereallthemonth. NewYorkCitypsperlwlllgiveyenthedetsilsnndspeeblm - will be sent upon request. Sixth. Seventh and Eighth floors. New Building % ,; if“ ., e. ‘e .‘1 ummmbnens 5"“ hil' i Vf .‘ i’ Deals with tile Enginymtug. biliiy Ari, interstate cen- rseree law. and Discislrss "Willi"! in the Late Panic Inc-oer .m— ' WASHING“ . Jan. air-Th0 spec- “ ”Mo oi the president to Con- ?” a the subject of the employers” "satiny act and injunctions in labor haseswas presentedtotbedenaten iew‘ minutes siter 12 o'clock today. When It. Latin, assistant secretary to the president. entered the chamber, there was but a handful oi senators present. The vice-president tore open the big envelope containing the mesv sane and handed it to the assistant secretary at the Senate who immedi- ately hem its reading. Printed copies 0! the We were distributed to “Mints present. hiany oi them ap- lmmd to satisfy themselves concern- M the nature of the message by scan- ,‘ailg the printed document so that be . lore its reading was half ilnlshed they Now Two The Homer Lake and Jams Brown Took nears are lying very seriously injured in Providence city hospital as the re- sult oi jumping truth a fast moving light engine when collision was immi- nent on the Shore Line division late yesterday afternoon; Washington avenue. and James F. Brown, oi 260 Howard avenue. are well known in this city, and, Mrs. Brown. who leit New Haven last eve- ning ior Providence, iound her but band very badly hurt. lie has internal injuries and may not live, but lake is expected to recover. are near or o. n. s. Nearly 400 Ahtend Grand Chapter Gathering. ' The 34th annual convention of the state chapter, Order of Esteem Star, was held in Masonic hall, in New Ha. ven. yesterday. the mud matron. Mrs. Linn H. Baldwin. oi Wallingiord. pre- siding. There were about 400 dele- gates and oillcers attending. The membership wan reported as 5,933, a gain of 260. New chapters were or- garlisod at Hartiord, Warehouno Point, Cromwell. Deep River, Ridgeileld and there are now 55 chapters. The grand matron has traveled 4,000 miles dur- ing the year. and written 865 letters and postal cards. The chapter paid HAVEN ENGINEER! HURT. nus—sn— Chance. New Haven locomotive engi- loads V N EW Hula, J men are Homer A. lake. of «2 nsn discovered the body. Both body wan ionud. immunities»; momma KENT. I Body oi John Maid” 50:,“ by tit. . die—The trus- on body of John hicCsuley, aged dity years, who had worked horeahouis as a iarmhsnd ior years, was found on the road onohali mile west oi South Kent yesterday morning Idward list Mchuley had been in South Kent last night. and started ior deuce of William Newton, a in town and a halt mile from where'his the, real- ile irum ' lie had. either become benumbed in battling against the sixty mile gale that was blowing in the zero tempere- vory generally took up other matters and only a tow followed the reading careiully until its conclusion, ' An abstract oithe message’féiows: To the donate and Hesse oi Repre- seuiatives: The recent decision of the Supreme Court in regard to the employers’ lia- billty not. the experience of the in- terstate Commerce Commission and oi the Department oi Justice in en- iorcing the in in commerce and antitrust laws, the gravely signiilcnnt attitude toward the law and its ad- ministration recently adopted by car» taln heads oi great corporation. ren‘ der .lt desirable that there should be additional legislation as regards cerv taln oi the relations between labor and capital, and between the greht cor- porution and. the public. ‘ The Supreme Court has decided the ,mnployera' llnbiilty law to be uncou- atltutlonal because its terms apply to employees engaged wholly in inter- state commerce. By a substantial inn- jority the court holds that the Con. gross has power to deal with the dues. lion in no tar no interstate commerce is concerned. . As regards the employern' liability law. 1 advocate its immediate W ment. limiting its scope so that it shall apply only to the class of cases as to which the court says it can con- stitutionally apply. but strengthening its provisions within this scope. lil- terstate employ at being thus cov- ered by an adeql to national law. the field oi intrastate employment will he left to the action oi the several states. With this clear definition oi responsi- bility the states will undoubtedly give to the periorutaucc oi their duty with- in their held the consideration the importance oi the subject demands. i also very urgently advise that a comprehensive not be panned provid- ing for compensation by the govern- ment to all employees injured in the government service. Under the pres ent law an injured workman in the employment oi the government has no remedy. and the entire burden oi the accident falls“ u,thc‘ helplevn man. his wile, and his oung children. Thin in an outrage. it in a matter of humil' latlon to the nation that there should not he on. our statute books provision to meet and partially to atone for cruel misiortuue when it comes upon a man through no fault oi his own while iaithiniiy serving the public. There is a special bill to which i call your attention. Secretary Tait has urgently recommended the immod- iate passage of a law .providiug ior compensation to employees oi the gov- ernment injured in theka oi the lsthmisn‘ Canal. and that "00,000 be appropriated for this purpose each Brown ‘ d Lake were running, lilo-Vivi.“ to the Masonic home in "H" ture, or being partially intoxicated, lay yur. gins No. 026 light toward New lin- lingiord. received a. total oi $2,006.83 down by the roadside. i again call your attention to the ven. and at Wood River Junctionvthe and there is a balance at $616.22. _ need or e action in connection engine crashed into the rear end of s The following oillcers were elected: . lT DOE. THE sosmnss. with the use oi injunctions in labor ahead, threw failed were broken up like kindling. " IlLLG GO THROUGH. Nor-nestle, Greenwich and diamiord tative yesterday especially to look sitar his hills making Norwslk. Greenwich and m ieright which was Witching. the two men running the lightuugiue dimmed the iroightonly a little iii and then jumped. Their tail was had as the engine was going about to is alleged that they passed a danger signal set sgainay them by the crew oi the ireight train. ploughed through the caboose. was dev ‘wasnmo'ron. Jan. 31.-Beprenen' dismiord ports oi immediate transpon lteadette. m and ehs “I. m 0‘ the Grand marshal—him, Bertha L. l'airleld «stems to nrider penguin, vort' M '6" filled W In“ W Grand Adah—Hrs. Grace n. wmu. lgtheiionseshortlyaiternoon. m = a...“ mum-u", “.mu A. until theminchsrgeoiheu—wmm, star I- lav. who tied to I00 Grand lather—Bertha Map. a.“ Mazur- “ ll in W Grand light—hilrs. seals. Hunter. m m' w ' and III-- fl. 1' 300‘ me bill extending the immediate Greenwich andmiiorwalk will save the 24?!!!” urund matron—Mrs. Lina iii, Pond, New Haven... , , Grand patron—Elisha Ia Cobb. Grand secretary—Mrs. Howell. 0i Winstodt Grand treasurer—Mrs, lda A. Fisk, oi Windsor. Associate grand matron—Mrs. ldn E. Davis, Collinsville, Grand cunductresa-ldrs, Kate A. Case, oi Bristol. Assistant grand conductor-Marie Clark. . There was a session ‘Wedneaday evening with the installation oi oflcors and completion of business. The following oileers were-appoint- w itwastoolatetostopJutthgy oil the throttle and applied the miles an hour. it The engine and smashed and more} cars ton: ed. erbury. Torrlngton; Grand chaplain-lira. Fanny Y. Gardner. Grand lecturer—lira. James Simp- Hade Parts at EM. J. loore. Bill returned rrom Connecticut Grand organiser—Mrs, Florence L. burg. New York; brook. Grand warden—Bertha W. livers. Grand manual—James It. Carson. egsstcltamiofd § 2 l 3 l . ‘a v Mr. E. n Chamberlain. oi Clinton, Maine, says oi Bucklsn's Arnicn Salve: "it does the business; 1 have need it - ion by Applied it to an old sore and it healed it without leaving a scar behind." the at I'. ll. Dexter's drugstore . HOTEL ARRIVALG. Mahaekemo—J. ll. Blake, ii. ll. .lon- ulngs. New York; Joseph J. Ghiotto. city; John J. Grant. New Turk; J. H. Fox. Baton; J. .i. Homo, W. L. Clau- sor, New llaveu; L it. llurlhutt. WW George L Rockwell, itidgeileld: n. Greenstein. Bridgeport; l. H. Web n. C. Barnum New Haven: 2. ii. Leon, Boston Ii. n. C. W. Torrent. . l'. )iurray and wife, New York: J. B. Dunne, New Haven: John ll. rogues- 8. A. Ramsey. J. A. WW I- lla-o dile- un Thereilring grand matron-Lina ll. .esys dels is the delivery at their Baldwin. , ' note." in. run. “It since- 0:- itetlrlng mm patron-Helbert outv was run ovsnssla. eihssumedoruh WW will! oiiat. iirerasklinmoiliew ..echrksadmldssport. hum inhalant-ciao Mrthconsns- Adtlhl POI mannv. mama-museum 'lhsveiessda iorths homedeNwTork." halariafiaea " James oi I. sort ovss nv a wanes. ”mi. plum, m sunnurows Jan. sip-mm belies. it ares cmnansu-Mhh «stilts-s Hartford.” . -aw ysstsrdwssgitpnis whilst-Whoev- hulls sees-uterus lasssrssihewcrsonthesswstauos iaasaaslteedsnri “was! ' flufl‘h’: ”H.“ his... was. sendi- E:::ssu" An regard» the rights wrongs oi labor and capital, from blacklisting to boycotting. the whole subject is covered in admirable who the report of the Anthracite Coal ltrike Commission. which report ance oi both legislative and enecutive cflcers. As reards injunctions. I can do little but repeat what i have said in my lastmessnge to Congress. Even ' NOTICE. W” Dr. Jerome D. Witt, should serve as a chart for the mild? VIBRATORY and WPATHIC A. treatment sclentllcally NO. 12 I‘m rues. NORWAU‘v - “I”. lllsessrsgsd Alter Spending Imy Wilbert Benefit—— l’essd llelp At Last. lir. Earl McCoy. living at me so. Brannon street. Iiarion. ind. has passed through an experience that is being duplicated every day is every town and city oi any conseuunce in the United States. it turnishes absnv dang prooioithecorrectnessoiLT. Cooper's theory in regard to the de- generacy'oi the human stomach, and shows conclusively the merit possessed by his New Discovery medicine to re- store the weakened system to iuil strength and vigor. . Ir. licCoy says: “For a long time i have been a suuerer irom stomach trouble. l was. unable to retain any food, and banana so weak and run down that i was compelled to stop work. hiy system was nearly a wreck. and i had tried somany remedies and spent so much money without deriv- ing any benefit, that i became dis- couraged and gash sphope oi our being well satin.’ . 4 “i heard a great deal oi Iir. Coor- er's theory and medicine, and am: much'hesitation decided totry it. Tlu result was a plesssht surprise. Brio; . i had taken halt oi e dist hun- i was ableto retain sli ood eaten, u l my strength began to return. lira» taken sin or seven} bottles, and o .i iesiing tine. Leatvnnd sleep well. u. not cough at night, spasm able 1» periorrn a hard day's work. i c; eheeriully recommendrcooper’s New mm'flTp to! it ”I done Wondex '. ior me.” The Cooper remedies are mouth; with remarkable success whcnw. . they are introduced. They are with. out a rival in toning up a weukcm-i and run-down system. We sell the.“ The Cliiiord Pharmacy. South NI -. walk. and The Bridge Pharmacy. 15w Norwalk. W. though it were possible, i should con- sider it most unwise to abolish the use oi the procens oi injunction. it is necessary in order that the courts may maintain their own dignity and in or- der that they may in eiiective man- ner check disorder and violence. Not only should there be action on certain laws nifecting wage-earners; there should also be such action on laws better to secure control over the great busineas concerns engaged in interstate commerce. and especially over the great common carriers. 1 think that the federal government must assum a certain measure oi control over the physical operation oi railways in the handling bi interstate traidc. The commission now has authority to establish through routes and joint rates. In order to make this provision eiiective and in order to promote in times of necessity the pro- per movement of traillc. i think it must also have authority to determine the conditions upon which care shall be interchanged between different in- teratate rniiwnye. it is also probable that the commlsnlon should have au- thority. in particular instances, to dev termine the schedule upon which perv isbable commodities shall be moved. We have just passed through two urontha oi acute financial stress. At any such time it in a and fact that en- tirely innocent people nutter from no fault oi their own; and everyone must feel the kcenest sympathy for the large body of honest buniuenn men. oi honest investors. of honest wagework- one. who sufler because involved in a crash for which they are in no way responsible. At such a time there is a natural tendency on the part oi many men to feel gioorny and frightened at the outlook: but there in no jnatiilca— tion for this feeling. There is no na- tion so absolutely sure oi ultimate nuc- cesn as ours. Of course we shall nucceed. Our's in a nation oi master- iul energy. with a continent for its do main. and it feels within its veins the thrill which comes to these who know that they poems the future. We are not cast down by the fear at iniiure. We are upheld by the count dent hope of ultimate triumph. The wrongs that exist are to be corrected: but they in no way justify doubt as to the ilnal otucorue, doubt as to the great material prosperity of the fu- ture, or of the lofty spiritual life which is to be built upon that pron- perity as a foundation. No misdeeds done in the present must be permit- ted to shroud from our eyes the glor- ious future of the nation; but because oi this very fact it behooves us never to swerve from our resolute purpone to cut out wrongdoing and uphold what is right. i do not ior a moment believe that Nice lean Shoulders. per lb, ..... 10: Strictly Fresh Eggs. per dos. ..... 35c 3 Pkga. Grandma's Pan Cake flour 26c linino Potatoes, very fine cookers. pk. ......... .m 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ....... $1.00 3 Cans Csmpbsll'sloup ......... 266 the actions oi this administration lm“ . brought on business distress; so iur :; ; this is due to local and not worlrl-wir‘ . «uses, and to the actions of any pu- tlcular individuals. it is due to tlr» speculative folly and flagrant dishomv : ty oi n few men oi great wealth, wit 2 seek to shield themselvesvirom tin eil'ecta at their own. wrongdoing ll; sscribing lth results to the action» « .' those who have sought to put a am i to the wrongdoing. But if it.were tr that to, cut out. rottenness from tlw body politic meant a momentar- check to an unhealthy seeming pro].- perity. i should better one mother. hesitate to put the knife to the cou- ruptlou. ‘ OLI'I‘ORIL. g...“ in Ill iii In ism Isl-il- ‘ ——— OHEPPERD APELOGIZEO TO HA3- l PmlAimili’HlA, Jan. 31.~—Melt'l.l i‘ Zlc;.rrid. the truck athlete who struck Guy Haskius during a race here inn-t week, came to the city yesterday and apologized to Hnaklno. He also made application to the registration commit- tee oi the Middle Atlantic Association for reluctatemeut, having been sus- pended following the meeting at which he struck Rankine. The committee will consider the matter today. SOON-d oi letters have been received asking that Shepperd be reinstated. RAILROAD HEARING POSTPONED. ALBANY, Jan. 31,—“9 Public Ser- vice Commission in the Second Dive trict has poetponod‘until February. 25. the taking oi testimony on the applica- tion oi the Buiialo. Rocheste and East.— ern Railroad Company to c struct it through double track from Buiiolo in. Troy. Several more days will be do- voted to the hearing. "OP THAT COLD or it may result in pneumonia. ilru~ silian Balm is breaking up colds when- ever trled. almost without exception. 10c. 25c. 60c and 81.00 bottle. The Gill: lord. Baxter's and Plsistod's. " DeWitt's Carbolm Witch Hazel Salve is especially recommended ior piles. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge Pharmacy. - 0‘ GEN. DAViLl ELECTED. BAN SALVADOR, Republic oi Sal- vador, Jan. 31,—Advices received here today iroru Honduras reports that the elections just held there resul in a sweeping victory for General lguel it. Devils as president at the Republic. General Dioninio Gutimen was elected vice-president. ' HEALTH BRAND 0? MILK. full weight calls, per an, 10c Heine Pickles, regular 25c bottles. cut to .................... , . . . . 20c 3 Cans N. Y. State Corn ......... the 3 Cans Early June Peas ......... 25¢ a Plugs, Ambrosia Oat Iiesi ...... 26c Adlbs.Large Prunes....... ...... 25c l . i 03AM“, LIMONO, AWL-ll» OELIIV. PAM!“ ETC. UNITED! GROCERY GO. Farthinfisstflorvvalk. o‘j' s s .. MW‘WP"? ‘ if ‘ ‘h Ltd». a")... amt.) was moses-.1 autism 'mm m.“ eacssss. auoanug-v‘ao Ll‘é—Iiflo so No. Math 'L, 80. Nonvelk. 143- lze We 3:. I‘m meted
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