tli'alu Ann-Trust Law. .Illil
,‘ desires an Amendment to
the l'm‘onl Measure '
NEW HAVEN. April 2i).-'i'he Bijou
theatre was comiortubly tilled" last
night by working men assentbiod for
it mass meeting in protest against the
application by the supreme court. de-
cision of the Shannan Anti-Trust Act
to trident unions. it was one at a seen
lots of similar meetingn asked for yea~
terday and today throughout the count
try by the American Federation of
Labor. The communication calling
for the meeting wan road. recommend-
ing united action on the part of mom.
bers of labor organizations and their
Mm niootlm iii Old
‘3' unit‘s; will '21:?
r
am am. with. a. AI
R" Mm" Masons cordially
llM invited.
M N.‘
mail you".
".0079 Mo'y.
molesting with The
iolopiumo nlossa do it in
“regard to buslnoos.
rd'to not”. call
trill
the present congress of an amend-
ment stating specifically that the fiber-
man Anti-Trust law provisions are
not meant to apply to organizations
without capital and not organized for
prolit and shall not be an applied.
it woe emphatically stated by the
speakers that all true labor men to-
tend to respect the law. and accept the
decision of the court while it stands.
but Quit they will also make use or
their right as citizens to protest
against this as an unjust. decision and
to work for the changing at the laws
by all legitimate means to lecture for
labor were satlbiactory conditione.
The speakers referred to the decision
as bringing about a severe crlaiu in
tho? historysof labor organizations, but
all had th optimiatic view that ulti-
mate good would result.
Arthur N. Clark. an official of the
Meat. Cutters' UnIOn, was the first
speaker. Referring to the decision he.
said: "'Labor people want this act to
be applied In as to regulate only
those whom it was intended to rcgu
late. it was never intended to upply
to labor organisations and thaw who
handed down this decision know it an
well atu you and i.
"The trades unions are going to
lteop clone watch on every reproach:
tstive of every district in the United
do so it will
M: oiloo'ond oo-
ilonu
W
‘09“ POLICE POI"
question we hear on cv-
nd the people are asking
‘eflective. if such a
raided Saturday night by
- had become so notor-
if can in tho aid of the
,“to sum the mid?
neon. have been in clrcula
m time that certain classes
rials in thin town have been
ad than. obstructed by the
no . It is even declared that
wont obstacle in the way at the
notice. in some instances. has
the local police. Contemplated
, cautious of criminals. it is said.
hedn thwarted by spurnings given
cutthlnais by those whose duty it
Organized Labor Alter the Slur»i
trlcnds to bring about the paeuuge hy .
it]
OLDEST UNION WAN PllSONER.
M
George N. Griffin. of Cheshire, Will in
”News Old May 15th.
(ieGorge N. Grillin. of Cheshire, who
Is now the' oldest Union prisoner of
our living in Connecticut will be 93
yearn old Friday May 15th. lie was
captured at Chancelloravllle Vtt..
Muy 3,1861, and won in Libhyt and
Belleluiand prisons. Hts parole was
from the latter within a welt or two
after his ca tire. He in a our com-
mander of A. Doolittle post of to
Grand Army. end one of its cha , r
members. Past Commander (It m‘n
unlisted from ficuthlngton, Mp1, 5m,
1882, and served in Com ny not the
’l‘wnntleth Connection ' m October
13.1863. when he discharged on
account at disabil , He had one son.
Wm B Grithn, company with that,
“M 0110.090? is. Grlmn. in Company
ii of the 1 Connecticut, who wan
kllii'd at edar Mountains, Va. Aux
.. Ex Representntlm Martin
tie at Soothington, and Robert
‘ er of Plain lie were mcmhcus
to apprehend them. .
Mil of recent occurrence seem to
' 'au'rant the stlupicloll that there
oihlng very rotten in this Don-
and to justify the demand that
, he a change for the better at
. if it is true that the local police
in so lnoilicieut as appears, or
t, ey are in any way handicapped
performance of their duties by
higitpr in authority, then it oer
W! is high time the responsibility
W placed where it belongs and int-
io steps taken to malts those re-
Min to realise the condemnation
no general public.
i common report is true, and do-
‘ is malts it appear true, the
raidod Saturday night must. have
mi to oar police. Then why,
[they not closed it. and what fire
‘ for?
W
the flmldflbfle 0" it! quel-
H “07 "f.“ U“ 7‘ r the next
States and if they fail in their duty
to the laboring people i believe t‘.
will be many more rcsignati “
the type ‘of Littleiieldo." ‘ '
He recommended that all
lii‘ let-
urginit
the passage of the sine, Wm and
showing how strong th
is in regard to the doc
Charles J. Donohu
former candi-
ive fat. large on
the Democratic tic at, m... we next
speaker. ' n by referring to
“W “WWW “Wit quoting Samuel (lotu-
tiers mmnrk' hat "the rights of hate
I"! ll'fiflwl' an the rights of men"
accordion to it. lie. minimum! "The
supreme court of the United States
h” eminitiated this law. the supreme
ll“ the land. We propose to sub-
N to law. Every than having a
0 root view of the meaning of the
‘rganisatlon is in sympathy with the
luatttuttons of the country. Recognis-
ing the supreme court of the United
Elston as an. institution of our coun«
try we intend at man to respect tho
decision of the court and abide by it.
"Hut we reserve the right to pro-
test. it is not-taught in any of our
schools that the rulings of a court are
infallible. We are not expected to
‘ test and superstitious rsvorenoe for a
court. The supreme court‘s decisions
harp. been reversed before. We in
mud to protest and give to the country
our reneonn for it. We believe we are
within our rights as citizen» to pro-
tout.
"There is a marltod distinction be-
tween a trust and a labor organisa-
tion which warrants some critichun of
the decision at least. A labor union
admits all who are willing to come
into it and give them a share in its
bonoiiut. Does a trust ever invite you
and me to become its beneficiaries?"
h The decision invglvosdahgrfig: dial.
owontontosta an e one
1' “I“ "h the ultimate tall the right of boycott tn the ordinary
fl “9 bill. “mm” as tho tobl- acceptance oi the term and it war
in aid hold ”7'0” thaws; ii declared
‘ . cm errors 0 use o
mmmg‘gxm": a w that no vested right in the purchssitig
I
. 'i‘hc probably true
~ thin in worth while
The Liliey stud Lalo
absorb the interest of
,3”, « it who itiudly undertake
an ”such matters between them
‘ . . i over them or agree about
so the case may be.
M
Nil oi ill. Aldrich bill by
m Committee on lianlulng and
declared it this a hard thing to see
how the boycott tn the hattcrs' case
was illegal. “There is nothing vic-
ious in the boycott in its essence. it
is a power i admit and should be used
ti‘.“l:i"‘h dirt“ no" ‘3‘:
. n tsu teawuouso.
' ‘9'“ ids-Thur Christ it is nothina more or less than the
up an not small! tortiasd weapon “Mill in cuiiimurelitl warfare
the insidious "w". at mile" closed by urging them all to use
»“"" “’“m ‘° 'm " 'm their legal powers mutating for tho
anoint.
of tho orlcaa Federation oi tailor.
Thoma Wilson. oi Cheyenne.
i Wreaths. test-tit vioo-nrooidoai or the
National Association ltsohisists
the no loss it. dsoisrod
that the principal outstation tot
iawiioi'sbo ltta decided by tho mounts!
:ufltltdsprlvsdrotihm
y we. Aro- rm Iiroiugly ru-
tlsss mus bo careful.
Whom,
ta oi the recommendations tori:
, r ilrtlln' a com by. He is u native
*‘tf Wtullingford where he was born
May liitlu 1815. His father George
flritiln was born in lildgetleld Jan 2.
i731, and his mother Henrietta Bylux
ton Gridln, was born in Wolcttt, Feb.
22, 1793.
Past Commander crimp was rust--
S rietl in North fitonington, September
1st. 1939. to Sarah A. Baldwin, of thin
place. They but live children. tour
of whom are living: John B. Grtihn of
Marion, town; Mrs saroh A Egbert.
of Simon inland, N. Y.; William 8.
Griiiin. of Coin, town. and Milo id.
Belle tirlmn, of Cheshire, who in car-
ing for him in his old age. lie istu
tlnptist or many yvflld standing in ”in
church ut stuttihinuiuu and it than of
blitmoiuuii lilo lie In tnlliittrttililu Mill
hnppy in the home whlth lulu daughter
has Intuit» for him, and has the full
nonunion or bill facilities. Ht» will
talk by the hour of his army cunt-rim
cos, giving minutes details on though
they were of yesterday's occurrence,
lite non. (ieorxe it. tiriflin. who unit
killed at iltvdaur Mountain, was utuier
iii ycnru of can at. the little uf lulu
death. lie enlisted from iiouthlntttun.
June "l ititil
PUNiSHiNO THE JOHANMT! BECT
At. Peisnhurq Authorltios to Matt. s
Thorough invsatigstlco.
S't'. ‘i'ld'l'ldiil-liillltti. April 2(i.~»’l‘he
nuthoriilca tut tit. Pt'itul'hlhiii'fl have it»
bully decided upon tin.» prosecution of
the louder! of Hill noiturltuuu "Jtihuh-
Mitt" ur‘t‘il, Wilmet- turat‘ilt‘t‘ii hiWI'
brought the pump ni Father John of
Klulittllltli lulu tilt." repute in the «10s
oi nil Rill-ltilimli t'X x-t-tpttug pouuibly the
lowoel (liltiiiit'ii litmus of men and
wutncu who uttrruuud lhv eupponmi
point have iliiiillllit'il such notrliogions
tlllot-t out ”I? Holy Ghoul the Virgin.
Amhunrvl erluucl Mnty Midfiflitli‘ilf‘
John the itupilst uutl the designations
an at other «portion. end they are in be
thoroughly luvoetigatod. The prose»
cuttir hos nurtured material ground!
upon which to bring charges; not only
will they be pfiidt‘t‘llit’id itlr blasphemy
and acorn! and illegal practices under
the laws of religion. but for ternary.
blurlununil. molten-alien. pandorsgs
sud u number at other crimes. all oom-
mlttodygtult-r the cover or religion.
«no»
HOTIL AIIIVALG.
mummd. hi. Neil‘s” Faust
(Emmet; J it dim. museum: I.
it. liuribuii Wilton; George l. litteitv
well. madam: minus a. “trill. New
0.! hummer and wife. it it.
Prentice and wile ultimo: ti N Joan
tiles. hasten: 1 ii. Members...
New limit: it W. Attach. New Haven:
'0. it. Melony. A 0. Wheel A it
Walton. New mix: A. A Austin.
I Wm ltdiiit. New York:
xmwom A invariant” "Nu?“
m. ii? Cir
N. i'. lawm’ll’tmn't‘l stilts
M
H.
v
lad Mamas
Nifl withdrew“:
' . This". New
York: ll. Di M run. I‘. ll.
Mots hush. it linen.
tintoawioiti AJ Allows”. Nowell»:
Q “fill". ‘Tn ”n“ i‘
3.": sum it in“? ”it it'll
rs. it
do and titanium}! fir. and Mrs.
In
.Nr. Itiid lit-s. littwardlun
r. I. it
I], ' “i, “conundrum“ W” m
WW.
goes the guest at hlIW
W. Nth last night.
his Who r's house fir
D ”homing“ to? venture
The sillt lucca with figures cmbroid
ered in color are quite on apprcmiatci
for trimming the gown»
as they are tor the
One of thé smafisst sheets that hmtl
been obtained y the tune of crotonne
in no a
soft wool
‘itt costumes
muting for the soft-white
{WNW tomes A bit of the same
ng on the while leghurn hall
to
of” with such a costume overrun lit
ting.
The girl who tilted exit-mum in lilylf'ii
it: not. polished with trimming her hat
with crownne. but in having it made
entirely of thin down-ed material
which is in ouch favor with the Prom-ll
mediates.
Happiness makes the mind tree and
at liberty for the exerclne of its f .-
uitles. so a happy child is unuall n
clever child. says Dn-nsmahln‘g at
Home. The action of the, brain in
stronger when the hotly it: in a aisle of
hilarity. the ideas are more clear. the
impressions are more \ltid und the
mmnory will retain them longer. This
in the reason why the mother should
take care that she in the checriul
guide or her child and try to enter ‘
freely into the subject to meet the
child‘s mind and thus hoop the little
one puppy.
i heard the other do. at u Woman
Who has discovered n «m. :i clean
that tall kid gloves which new up humi-
some in the golden ill-obs in vogue
but which come out in elfl‘flkm that
they are spoiled when. dipped in nah
line tiltc tunes tnilit itory soap and
a tumour. cleaning than M the hand
Anti she in m of its kind with he
lievmt it in more bit-sent to air,» than
to rem-luv. for i'lliu iollluu all luv-r
frlctule .timut it the crud tut inn-Mud
it to burn.” uusl «waiting Mur their
only.
laulmrunuitty, lili‘l utllt‘mn urn cntr
tumult apps-Mir: our of it... tau-M
luring u ntnnil in t his» urmttgvmv'ut in
be ltllwvd nt in tin-fir tor i‘lt‘ttl’liiil
till“ uhumt Mature whirring "10‘ house on
u stormy tiny u ulwtt the: crimping:
iil‘t‘ muddy. it it “Hid with brittlhtttl
on curry side and um mow
into the midst or w lllr' (mi in
throat and the «in.» new! at mum and
mud.
The heavy plain win damask table
cloths with hiipklliw to match which
are having a yuppie mil for a particu-
lar luundrenu. tum» who underutisntis
, that tho ironing of heavy illicit calls
for patience. lltll«ltiti'llm irons nod ilid
absence of numy futile. The loan the
nutmih nurlut'v- in broken with initia
the liitiltllmllisil‘ il‘uptmnvu on the table.
’liwrn it linnll’wl‘ lilt'il ln blunder-ins
heavy table linen, umi that is to either
wring the «lotto-u by bond out of the
various waters through which they
miss. or also how the mount» on till"
rolls of tho wrltm-r wry tulight. it
in alumni lfllmtesiltlo it.) mute t‘Vtiii
with it hot irtm tiw wrinkles wrung
tum table linen unit it tlnht winger.
Pounce swine in be as popular for
indoor wear tun tor the street. Tito
only dillerenco in in the style, the twin
«has being a emit l'avorlia for tho
house
it a girl will lillilidi‘l‘ her own molt
decorations. the cult olwoys have fmlu
mm and save a good bit at pin money.
fut!" uilitt will lit! illm'u metal In "I it"
mention of her Wtii‘li than any one else
in tin- world. sud they are so delicate,
that they are «nutty destroyed
A general rule in treating the taco
for wrinkles sm-tuu to he all mouth it
int carefully out you would iiitatid M
It": "till ii iii its t-ultli "thrill,
’i‘iic itinittttu of a air not white linen
muruin truck is out. with» Dutch
necks d has no opening been or treat
but slips on over the head. it. Ml!
of the herd: opening slid the band! iii
the alarm urn huaddimio outwit
the drone iienlt‘ being out
with- stmtacho braid
The very small but is as iashlnasbio ,
as the very large hilt.
Valuing is used instead til it” “i
the maltina oi not: ltwoor, tor mourning
Wild!
With the tail"! {Wisdom lavender
than wears A oven a
whsudltsmh " l
with a lsssnder bot-anti,
“UNITMV TA'T WIN “W VON“:
NW rotor. Anti}
Wllittlti H. Tait it
tn! hilt ill» in .h'rm
to to dent-rm?
”Wham rim ”tab m
I .
or, was M to m us
mention to ' him. "I
.lnaehot 15." '
him 3
mvmt HIGHEST QUALITY
.. u"
. f
, MEAN POTI 8.
a .
*—
No Other Euronoan Pisces will be
Visited by Mullins.
lliNiifiN. April t'tiu—Thc American
reply to the invitation extended by
battleuhiput
Home in England on their way home
has punt been received tut tiw Foreign
The rt-ply ante th» American
Government regrets that the fleet will
notbcnblu totouchnt any European
part except those in tho Mediterra-
nean: it will, however. probably call at.
tire-at Britain that tho
‘ililh te,
Malta or Gibraltar, or possibly both
the Atlantic count.
-———.—
rlouth Norwailt. (lotto.
Monday. April :0. limit.
ilids to be
contract prim,
j)
irict ('tifillilllltii'.
Per Pound.
Al Flour. per bag.- 79c
Health Brand Milk. peak
7bsrsUghillouscSosp. 25c
16 on. Dottie oi Queen
Olives. 25c
H.E.1il3§d&Co
I o a -
U. r.
Coffees,
18 to 40c.
We have told you frequently
or our famous Ibo liiccha and
Jun. and you have bought it so
steamy and rommdod it so
strongly that the salsa m luv
unease. we have m at out»
or pol-s, in.» 40s. that aro
locally worthy. dull tits Desi st
its prim. WI handle all the
coitus we sell. from the tomb in
lot either nit. arm or
the Mayor. and it you want a
low'pricsd roles iluut is about.
or s higher-Hitler one unit is
moms to excellence.
would hire to sell you A trial
trillion.
”:g’i'l‘lte Union Pacific
Tea Co
w
“3*
muss. MMAv» t“
W.
“OF INTEREST To WOMEN FLEETfr'o sror st neutrons
in conciunion Preaidont Roosevelt
impresses his cordial thanks to (treat
iirltalrt tor the invitation and for the
tacitltiea altered for mailing and to
tunlte repairs at British ports along
the flt-ct'u route from the Far East to
To ContraCtors.’
The tuition and upotdiicntlone for
lighting the Fire District of East Nor- -
walk may be men at tho olllce of Wal-
dmn dz Riordan, 29 llavilaod street.
on and alter
nccontpnnled with a cer-
tilled ('hitck for lit. per rent. of the
liids will be opened
i-laigrdny April 1M. in paid other» at. "
:2"! order of tha- Hunt Ntirwnik "in.
hit fit
Butter
OFFERING
_or..
aturday Bargains
TosigaalizetheiitstSstutdoyoithclicalSntinit
Season." hsvcgstluerodgrestdnstcrsoi
xeuuincsptingbarnins literary department.
i
SPECIAL iN
~ Silk. Jumper
Suits.
price for these Dresses. Satur-
' $12.50.
pattern and cut extra full.
Ito black, brown, tan. navy. loneli-
hagen and Old Nose. and in every
size. thtl $20.00 vniuw.
Saturday,
The material along is worth the
Best quality silk, made semlvpriu-
cese. told trimmed skirts. Jumper is
braid trimmed in Grecian border
Colors
(in unit:
Tilting Kid Gloves ’
the bent qtuality sold at $1.5»
03.50 column, 1 on;
FOR EAITIB;
$2.49. .
We warrant these Gloves to be
sizes, 5% to 1. in white. black.
mode tan and grey,
New Easter
Neckwear.
tour choice of our entire stock
of regular 50c Chiffon Jsbots~
afocitn. lawn ties, Gibson collars.
embroidered coat sets or laundered
linen collar». Saturday price,
v
SIXTVvFOURTH WEDDING ANNiv
VERUANY.
WilJJMAN’l‘iC, April Q‘lrr‘v‘n event
of unusual itztnrout in this vicinity is
the pnsulutt tomorrow of the nutty-
{out-tit nuuivo-ruury or the Marriage of
Jared W Unmin and .itmlintt Stutiford
Lincoln. which tx: tttrrtd‘uu April "1
i8“.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VEGUELS
SIASCONtlE’i‘, Mam. April 20.-—-
Steamer Minnohaha. for New York»
front inndon, wait :ll‘l miles east or
sandy iiolt lightshlp nt 4 a. m. Prob-
pbly dock about 9 n. m. Tuesday. '
NEW YORK April Zil-“ATTIW‘U‘
sir California from Glasgow
Dressidcas Widttheprogresstluthssbeenmsdein
are men’s mdy-to-wcsr apparel has come a
decidedly natural result-«the teaching oi a higher
advanced smwd.
today Not only do we. satiety the demand-we
it lattes encouraged. .
Stylish Summer Suits. made for us by
“'0," ‘9 Alfred Benjamin at Go's mutilation oi
Milli - expert India tailors.
WE i8. $20. 822. 825
give more.
900.000.9000.
000.0000... '0' 250
090000000
.000...
0090.
Pure Mai lard. nor
mic:
mm" I
"I TIMING" "a
ll
Vsa camp's fluctuated hilt. psr
a“1'0ivrldvar‘llridddlvlidlli' m
.u Goat some mm utm-
‘ mum
m
3‘ Our no.1... ....t' 0.. Goods
’ Speak for Themselves.
t7 VIA" VII.” Till TALli
OUR ”ISIAH rout Will or APRIL mu.
lb Strictly Fresh Country mgr for
Delicious il'rosh undo Butter. (strictly puroi. lb.
National Biscuit (lo’ s We Plug. (loom at
DILIOIOUI TIA. AND corrsas THAT bA‘l’iIlV.
hit lituunns with l ih. Very Bolt New (iron Toss at. ............
iiidiatunswith 1 lb. Fancy Nb. 2 Toast .... ..
tic disrup- with t; lb. Very Best Newcvop 'l'ea ................. 2k
25 illntnns wilhilb Mouat'odeo. iswotaibletudi ............ ...
do stamps with l tit. Mocha and Java (in!
til litainps with l in Java and Narscalho coitus ...... 2s-
to ou'swro wrm suv or renamed:
lf‘sns Fancy Rhubarb 25a
ti (lattes Am or lam boon
:1 lbs. Yule 'l‘ossi crackers
iiioscn Beat lemons .
a lotior Premium for l lulu of Pink Iiarnpa. Compare
“New York Grocery Company,
We loll Everything is tho arms-y um.
..................................
ArrowhrsndCollars.inqnartersizés,2
JosEru DAVIS.
Tailor. clothlor. Hattor, Furnish".
06 Washington It,
Dom ”Willi.
ll'II’III.rl
Ursa-r.- -.:..-
I'Ifill'ldflil
lldflllllgplilllwll .-
fli .....
oorvlvvaollsol
s'llvolrsllr
Idll'l'v
“tut- I'lrIros «tn.
lfli‘fll ”DIWALI.
Positively llom Laid EggsISiOt - 25c
Team, Lesa mm lit.
WQMdMI.dtlI ......... ids
‘ I”. M 'M u-rtrnvnn‘n I.
UM”. 'smmwoosvvm
'0' ls”tlrsrovllstrvl‘l'lo'll'd “I mm, mm "torrent...” ill
Mn“ m“ “"“lwmdiiltl w W, m UUIIUOIOUOVIQOIOIOIIW a
mum. mm ”M, m MW
UNITED GROCERY 00..
Tiff 3&2»:
Norwalk Chronicler