. asmall factory at (lathe no
Philadelphiavqand it is our (tolliul‘ltlon‘
rum—mow
factory
avenue,
at
l
l .
‘ contracts with the "Uni ed Hatters of
North America. both terminating June
1st. 1909~one for the business dtmc at
the Boston factory. and t other
that both should be“ lived up to.
plus. We were forced to remove
[:0 ti? tlowland at‘ Snyder.
elp is. . * ‘
You Will sea from the above state-
nlent that (layer & Com any have two
strcai.
. . We wish to deity that the. tubal was.
removed from the factory at Philadel-
labdl from the B‘o'ston factory, when
Without bay. of, scrotal... has"
purchased a Buick car. '
- Miss Marian Elmer, of Stamford. is
the guest of Miss‘Grscs Weber. _
R. F. sitoiton. 0f Norotou. is spend-
inga few walls in August"), Mo.
,Mlb’u Esther Wilson. of‘Grcapwic-h. is
visiting. Miss Helen.» Waterbury.
The Social 'Whistc Club met. with
Miss GeorgieWhltnoy. 'i‘ucsday night.
Mrs. Rica. daughter of llurid M.»-
for
the
- Ailments
are many and peculiar. At
times they so disorgantze the
system that the general health
is imputation weakened. ‘
then worn a reclinervous
an debilitated, or suffer wrth
Robert W..Post has roturuod from
a trip to Washington.
. Mrs. Harry Sherwood ls outta-tainiug
Mrs, Baker, of Bridgeport.
Mrs. William Saycr cutortained the
Current lbvcuts Club, this afternoon.
Mrs. Homer Beard entertained the
members of the iatdics' Aid at her
homofyostcrday.
Mrs. Eleanor Wheeler, who suffered
a paralytic stroke a tow Weeks ago, is
. arrow WNW ,. l‘
no
clothes, the , ncrvcs and
musclcs with warm midis
the veins with rich blood.
It makes children rugged
and hardy and icnrlcss of
the cold. It fills the whole
llov. W. 1). Hart vlsltvti N n'
on Monday and spent lllo day.‘ \ lurk
'l‘ho Mission (‘irclo wlll mum gm.
urday at‘tcrnoun at tho homo 01' 311...;
li‘lol'eilt'o lllbort.
’l‘ln- Young inttiies' Guild of Si. Mat-
iht-w's pariah inet \K'odncsday altos
mum at the. rectory.
Monday an ;..2 .9, <:‘:rly was tho mid-
Hit of lin- season. the nwrcnry sinking
in two above zero.
Sick headache and depression.
business was suspended there. amt it
. : ‘ , .. _ ‘ . . d to recovery. . - , . ., , - , 'l‘ho llyunui house on litelduu li'll
.‘ .... . whomever placed in the new. factory ther, is very ill at the Stamford lios~ 0“ ”l“ mu ' varmtli and lift: . . ,. ., , . , , , . '
“rem”. I'll: . ,, atrPhliadblpllia. W9 also desire. to m pital. Mrs. Noll Mitchell Wm give Fibs b0dy \Vlllll \ gillulll-lillantmtldolls“! ‘yl' you} to Album,
, ‘ .h T llle , form you that Mr. Dunbar. of the tiny» .lalttie Pauline Breachcr has bccu first. of bar series of lectures in f‘t‘ti‘l‘.‘ and energy. A " ' 0 ‘“ ork.
low o l ‘3... fall .. . Wllhl c ‘9.” fillphnthau m)llfle‘i by our "I‘m” unite ill will) a savers cold for 1h“ mm field Memm'lul LibrM'y. Monday a ’ . . . \1orllli11‘1h'lllmffks w('“n“‘k“ 100nm“ m
.’ M" ‘ ‘ u 'a‘l sen ‘tve, "r. Patr- cit Lynch. on or w] , . . ‘ “0°". .. ' ‘ Ct‘ mes . ““53 3“ all". ‘Duih Nor
Manufacturers ASSOClilllbl'l . about the 17th of Deccmbcr..that ‘1“, 9.1;: Remington wm of Mrs Harry 3” Wilbur p. Preston. Roy. marge ,Ib. Thin people SOlll I . bulk, iwutuning Monday lumping.
.. VT.- 4:" contract agreed upon for. the Boston Strcet is seriously ill at her home in Bishop. 0. A. narrow, 13. w. Gorham gam 21 pound a day WllllC 59"!“ “mm" school was (*loat-d all
Thqjoliowinh s the comp etc statE- factory. would boys to unpaid in the Hillllléy Park. ‘ « . and Chariot! Harris have been Whom" ‘ (lay “up."upm.‘ the teacher. Miss M“,
hcl Post, being absent at. a lauchvrs‘
convention,
ed a. committee to makc plans and
preparations for the. celebration of tho
18th anniversary of the Aspetuck
lodge. K. of a, which in to no held
near the middle of February. . mg. ”cw Mine. and nvwill'scndyou a
Jules Kclluy was out of doors on I'Wteilsruy Attuoftbe World a 2:
Munday. for tho first time in a your. mnguownampwisnm, may“
Hc was taken touts had over a year . . . _ . .. . ..,.
ago with blood poisoning in his loot.
caused by an ingrowlng too nail. Mr.
Kelley is, of course, glad to be about
taking it.
Send this advertisement. leather with mm of.
paper In which It Appears. your address and four
new factory at Philadelphia; and its
(Dunbar) stated that he would call the
matter to the attention of the other
iuembers'of the (layer Company. and
it was .991? {on Deccinber 22d, when
this factory,‘was‘opcncd that Mr. liynoh
multimillion that .tbetcompsny would
automatons!“ the contract agreed upon
in the Barton factory, and we then re.
fused. and now refuse. to have any-
thing to do with the Guycr Company,
glut, given-tout lby‘ Becretary Martin
awlor, of the United flutters of
. WI North Amaricn,;.rcgardingltbe present“
drdubie with thcflllfanufacturers', As:
3 rhociation: _ ,4, .. fl . ‘
In view‘o‘fxtlre statement issued by
e‘ Associhted flat Manufacturer‘s, in:
‘ ,yyhich they tried. to make it appear
"that the United Hatters anus Am-
Miss Lat-rrlia'Cullon. of the Iluricn
free library, has been ill for a few
days this week.
The youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert C. Wilson has received
the name of Natalie Celcstc.
Andrew Taylor and Clarence Clock
have been appointed appraisers of tho
wstatc of the late Frank Goff.
Will promptly relieve thesis
unpleasant 's ”prams, and‘do
much power restoring healthy
c‘ondittonstothevaripusorgans.
' For backache, dlzz spells,
feeble blood... stomac wack-
ness, 1,, constipation ‘ and other
distresti ‘ ailments, ch-
‘ Word has boon rocolvod from (‘lcrc
()gtltzn, who has localvd in ’l‘uiuhoosu.
New Mexico. that he is in good health
and observing lllu interesting customs
of that iaron‘ region. ‘
Stophcn 'i‘hayr-r attt-mlmi a meeting
of Monlowvm- Lodge in New llavvu,
Monday owning. This organization
PROF. ourroncwmd HER’E.
M
., , . , .. ., .. , , . . , - . . . Mrs. Herbert S. Brown, and Mrs. ’ 5 pro loses to unlit». . ‘ ' ..
hi‘lca buckwheat. 0. l‘wlntafilfiifimtnta.. gammy nmg‘g’d‘fdefll‘v Ralph Hindley left. Trlcsday morning. 8W3". Bil s are a . reliable once more. and his friends. of which WilI533???“If‘ao‘argvgnfggmgnzt' the mlighms m llplll‘li‘il‘ll.mllllllli 1:31.23;
. tire desire to issue the following state- the contract made for that work. ' tor Buttlo. expecting to remain titres preventive and " . he has nisny. arc ovm‘ivistl 10 he? . church. grand bail and i‘i‘t't-pllmi in Now in.
me)“: but: .1‘ h “. ; .‘. ‘, “HIM
. ,. ThoAssocisisdmun lt‘elt‘f-fat Monm-
‘ ‘ .facturer‘s of the United States. at a
«hosting held-by them on January 14th,
ps‘ssed a annotation making it. compul.
atom! on oilfint'im‘berd of'thci'r anemia-l
itlon to discontinue the orient the urn
. «fin, label-of the, United Hattersof. ,
‘ . orth America. lunch member‘of their
8 diatlon J‘t 7130!“le to, carry ’out. the}
,ec oiul‘df ba‘associatioa. . o res-r
‘ .llon. ‘ armor Ltiiblphssdge oféthls res:
at n was, because bran difference
the United Hatters
tit
B
l
.‘e listing saw
‘ fNorth-‘A‘iiie aiaiidthe‘Cuyer
‘ ‘ Q‘l‘f’l‘r Mlllls- .. . .. .
iii , say ' that racism Wits,-
titi diatom aca‘*‘cilistuts betweén‘t
t stator id com a .randlour organ-t
ohms .“ e‘ and filflorcnoe being
‘ v. . .. hout‘bflhs‘iflinr'Jlat Conn
{pdhm'inblstin ‘on shrpg ting a com
Nook-which w a made wit the United"
. bazaar. Earthworm. and widen
at} 5.19, continud lulorcc until June
. .n, 1 can. one and contractually we,
. ‘r law rd, qt: an. or. itraticn committee.
‘. “ burials, ins of three. members, of the
, , Assoc tcd.,li‘in-.Eelt.}1at Manufactuu
ci's'” iioci‘a‘ti‘on’ and three members of
the United Hatters of North America.
‘ W's desire tho public to know that the
passage oflztha rcsolutloutof the lith
instant Was-a revival or the n'ntiqunt-
‘ emusystcnr ,(n’ioch abhorred‘ .by ‘the
‘Mmrican. ...peopl9) of .. t‘sympathetic
strike."f While the manufacturers' as
‘ ‘. sociation- will try. to make it appear
‘j -, “‘that;_,tb,c United flutters of North Am-
‘ crictbliu‘vc broken a certain agreement
.with 'tboir, rganlsstion.‘ the realissuc
in this trohic lS‘WllBthel' the Guy‘er
flat Company should live up lto the;
:ai’orernentibnbd‘ agreement made he-
tw‘c‘omtbair organization and- ours.
A copy of‘a letter herewith attached
. is a reply to a communication receiv-
2‘." Wardrihorutt‘lirs"cb’uirmu‘n of their menu.
.tive committee on December 29th.
, which fully. explains our position. to
wit: ' , ‘
. . . ' December 31st. 1908.
‘ Mr. Robcrt N. llrcw, Clmirman Exoc-
’, utive Committee. Associated lint
. -Mnmn'acutrcrs. Orange \iallcy.
‘ ,N. .J.
‘ ,DeariSlr: , ‘ . ,
g‘istbré‘d letter of the 29th
, thting. the action taken by.
thoyhn do)? directory of the Associat-
ed Manufacturers at a meeting
lioldfiecomheri-thth,‘ received. ~
in that‘lettor-y ufstato that this. the
dpinionbtyoup_bonrd"‘.‘thst the United
Hatter t,,N,‘o,rth .Aincrtca ,have “vio-
lated t ,, ornament, entered into with
youmsisssiatipn..dated .Juiy 3m. .1907.
. ‘ by withdrafiringdhc union labol.und
firemen o the Gnycrflot,(.lompany.
ladolphls. without notice
tion ,or the .Guyer fiat
.gllcplying ‘ ,wc desire tumour
. bhaticaliy. .dony..thst we have violated-
. tinyyexlstingmgrsemcntsn‘but. on the
' chaired. asrwe did at your.
ompany have openly
ntract. or bill of prices.
rGuycr; bats; then be-
, , , ol‘Boston, factory, said
,' munch-boll: made for a period of
ending June 1st. 1909.»:
nu’fitatidm’fmm your letter.
. rsfs'irr‘eii :1‘to. ., is not in accord
nod With ou understandin‘g‘ of tho
that! theatre. tot place before
, . its lirlefiyms possible the real - facts
ti this adsorbs we understand them.
ill rly. part. ofdune. .1908. Hie
any dpenbd .a factory at
with: Rhilndelp‘hlh. . fond
. e;,or. six mengcf Which
mars. filters. "and with. those.
malls a contract. which , was
’to ' to its 1st. mat.
.«prer c _. Philadei‘
The; matter . was called
so ,
rota. .r‘tttgc, While
in decision was unfair,
.tliom anymn‘d their cm- s?
wanton. bolus. un‘able- to
, ftpl‘ioosifor the work
biti‘atlo , ,
, ,fid.§l;hlti‘dtion don‘td’iit'tée
nits Bos
nt "abdubnscember .
‘ ' finish”.
in.
Win. Augr ,
prices fdr’tholtvork .
‘ s New}
« "no
to; contract ‘ ,
be no violation of agreements.
we believe
position.
Bountiful” may.
employees. both men and
Association," ls only
The Guycr
II
with our organizd‘lion at Edison.
avenue. Philadelphia, to which
gully uscd thcrc.
ed any agreement.
was afterwards rescinded.
Hat Company. the most
manufacturers connecteg with
manufacturers have seen fit
this policy as strongly today as
have} in the past. ,_
‘ AMERICA.
. , “L Among Others. ,
,NEW. liAVEN.. .Jan. ‘ 23.——'rne
the following decision‘s:
l‘n rg‘férence to ‘M'brreli license.
e'rrror, Bplnio‘n
‘w n;-M
Co. ‘ No error.
Railroad Co. No error.
‘ F. M. Zimmerman vs.
.Garveyo No error.-
, Middlesem .nounty -, Thomas
Brown... administrator, vs.
Clark. 0 Jul. Nocrror.
Mary
TfiiatV'CO.‘ vs. Catlin. No error.
sud..‘;Canléctioub_:Co.. No error.
al: No error.
i
try!
Whim’lllfl‘
Sou—M
octory at Catli‘r 1.
m .
‘ litigious. but to a now;
When lovers elops it's also 3
away for common sense.
.‘ {Elicia/story at Snyder arcane. Phila-
delphia. was'n‘ov‘er recognised as s
union factory. consequently there cOuIId
It a
true that. a "few of our members. not
understanding the situation, worked
.tbereonfiixihdpy, but as soon as they
were inf ,, , tof‘exlsting circumstan-
cos thcyimfncdlstely stopped work.
In none! illOIi,‘ we desire to inform
yougibstzj is our intention now,yns in
tho ’past,;;ilo llys. unto every sarcotncnt
‘cntomdint‘o‘giib your association, and
‘at. when our side of thc
present contention is thorouhly under—
stood by the .‘ members of your board
that they will sea the iusiibc of our
, MARTIN LAWDOR. Secretary.
The rea‘json offered by the (layer
Company for ubrognting their contract
with otrr‘ot‘kaiii'mttiOii was that they
could gets reduction in prices in un-
otbcr batting district; and, in lliltl‘Wlil'
tor. unceremoniously discharged thuir‘
woman.
from flic‘factory at Boston. The (lay.-
er company claimed that inasmuch as
they loft the Boston district may wore
no longer obligated. morally or other-
wise, to live up to their agrccrncut.
The contention made by tho ofilocrs
of the Manufacturers" Association that
our organization violated an ugrct'mcut
With them that provides "thin tltc ia-
.bel should not be removed from any
factory until the matter is first called
to the attention of the Monufacturars'
subterfuge.
Company. of Boston. was
duly notified by an authorized rcpre-
scntstlve of our organization that we
could not recognize the factory about
to bc Opened up by them at Phiindvb
phiu as a union factory unless tboy
would live up to the agreements made
the firm refused. the factory at Snyder
Boston business was transferred. was
never rcrognlzed‘lty the union. conse-
quently tho union labvl was never le-
is June, 1907, the Manufacturers'
sociatlon passed the sonic resolution
as we pnsscd by theta on January 14th
of the present year, although at that
time (just usual. present) wo_had a
contract with cacti manufacturer maddj
under the uncut» the label, and there
was no olsiliymadc that we had violat-
This resolution
, ln'conclusion..wo desire to say that,
with the, one exception of the (layer
.. ’ ‘ ‘ . . lensant'reln
tionscxlstcd between t 0 individual i
Manufacmrcrs' Association and their
.employ‘ecs; and also with the entire
organization of the United Hatters 01
North America; and we‘dcprecato hem
yond the expressionof words that the
break.
on thescxrlendiy relations at this time, i
in the..sixty.,ycarstof our, existence as“
,s nationalorgaulzation we have at all“
times made it, a strict rule to live, up,‘
to every contract madcby our .organl- .
hatidn, and itis ourrdeslrc to continue. '
cabana-n EXECUTIVE BOARD
UNITED MATTERS or NORTH
‘ MARTIN LAWLOR. Secretary.
No lesson IN moaRELt. case.
Supreme Court Hand} bbiign ‘bo‘ci‘ilon
in Fairflei‘d County" Action . ,
promo, court handed down yesterday
, .Eslrnold ‘ countyv—Aityn’s. ' appeal
from action of, , county.,cotntnissioaers
"b9. Cbléf‘ Justice Bald-
Hyarrrcni county—4“, M. llarlow. et‘
bl,‘vs: Ddrson Lumber and Hardware
i‘rFay vs. Hartford and Springfield
Sarah
'Ne‘w‘.,1=faven county-Juan Haven
:.:;Frank;‘fl‘etrault Vs. Smedley Co.
Robert P ton .‘vs. W. G. Robinson at“ 1
N“ ‘
a delta,
WilliamA. tnnsdon and, Mr. Dug-
rlnlc had, falls. this week. owing to the
slippery state of the roads, but neither
was seriously injured.
wiring up the turnpike, and roached
burritos Heights without. accidont.
\\‘odnasduy. in a. runaway. ‘
Baur & Kroiu. of Danbury, have.
bought the grocery intuitions of Jo-
rmu’o S. Gainer, Noroton Heights. Mr.
Gainer will rotuln thcwostoiiitw.
Actor Ditricbstclu,‘of Norman, lost
tun valuable bull dogs. a tow days
since. They were. playing on tho too
on Mr.‘Klincfcltor‘s pond, and work
drowned.
,‘l‘haddcus. Bulb, Daricn's \‘fllt-‘l'illl
town clerk and treasurer, in ycry nick
this weak. He has been ailing tor
somelRac past. but a few days ago
llf't‘lililll acutely ill.
-—Roast Pork, 12%(3 and
Fri-sh Trips. Public Marital.
Airs. 0. C. Bowou was taken mute
Ill, Monday morning, and inu- dnuglr
tt-rs. 331th and Lulu, of New York, huvo
boon with her this week. Mrs. ilmvcu
is now much improvod. ,
Chariio Wltllinmorc hasllccn sort»
cusly ill of hemorrhage of, tho lungs
at his bomb. in iron Addams. His
i'rlcuda will be glad to luurn flint. at-
was somewhat irnprovcd at last no
count-‘3. ‘ .
Mrs. Allan Smith is seriously ill at
her home in Reynolds strcci. Sin- is
rota-lying lha best of (‘ill’t‘ but thorn
has not been much imprrwcnwut for a
tunuhcr of days.
t‘rlands who boon for a rapid i‘l‘i'llv-
cry. -- . .
'lhcre wand largo rtmrostmmiion
from tho Soldier-3' Home at the. i'uncr-
itl survive for their chaplain, Roy. 1. ll.
Bruno, at tho hour-w of his (laughter.
Mrs W. W. Corinna, in New Cilililiill.
today. interment in Solicrk‘s Cot-nor
Ct'lllttitil‘l‘.
- llmlloy 'l‘lllcy’s exhibit at tho l’bllav
dolphin poultry allow. this \vcvk, has
hoop awnitlud a silrcr cup. At all tho
Show this winicr at which ho has at".
hlbhvd. Mr. Tllloy'a birds have attrach
or! a areal dual of nitontinn.‘ and have
bear. awarded runny prizes.
, b‘révuds in Darlcn resolved this
wcel. a post. card with a view of St.
’John's Rivcr, near chautl. Fla.. from
Miss Georgia Dachau). who writes:
Hr lb.
Ari
tho
As-
iDensnd. about 75 degrees; oranges
plentiful and ten cents a dozen. Wish
you rould ho here. to enjoy the boautl~
‘ful climate." ‘ ,
Tllri’o wore four stiles o'l real estate
{in Dalian, last week...3nd mortgages
or $i.7t‘i0. For the third week in
January. 1908. thereyerc turtle halos
land mortgages. of $1,190, The" monor-
jtyfransfers word as follows: ,‘Vinccut
_.o9yier ostutoiq Harvey Ackntt,,,hlSh-.
sway; s. C. Horton .t‘o‘E. F. Dockwooii.
the,
pill King's Highway,- Eliza, C. flawed
{tare to Nelson Boston. Ealrfioid aya-
‘e; (l. L. Segrne to Samuel Horn.
fi-“
~... c better to fit himtocnrrypout his
mhlilxlll to , be flamenco teacncrof
is own people. one Wallace, the Es»
‘ S this boy; brought tottbis country from
,Greeniund twelve "yearsago ,by Com-
:mandcr Peary, willbenter Manhattan
college. New,York.‘ou,Ee,bruayy 1. The
groans italnmd has been part way
‘ through the grammar,» dep‘artmont of
the public schools“. bub-was retarded
by. poor health. V'Ha rcannot“ cuter tho-
collcgc course ‘ at ‘ono'ef‘b‘ub' on Fob?
. . ‘i‘uary i will take "up «the prom-story
‘ course of Manhattan GOUGEB.“ ‘Meneis
ambitimi is to become a civil engineer."
no wants to 1'30 back to his natty/cl
country to teach "his people useful
arts. ,‘Meno for several years was a
resident of Nurotcnu ‘ ‘
53.3. W: .. ‘ (to
PONASSUS COUNCIL BEATEN.
. The carpet bowlin” ‘,"team of. Pouss-
bun Council, Royal, roauumpof Not-4
walk; Wore dsfcated by the'St‘aniford
Council, Thursday evening.» in avery
closdg‘gume. played at the formér's;
Matters In Wan street. with the finch
score of 12 to 11 points, .» . . ,.
, mum and“ ‘f‘thegamc the‘iscor‘e
.We‘
8“ ‘
No
'A.
stood 11 to 1 ‘nftd'o‘n the Vt‘ie'thi'o‘w
B. Onefof the vial brse‘thrisw a ball, Which;
water ‘8: inch shot. inure: and llnlple,
Which canto about ‘ib'duaiusr of cartoon,
atom to the-.nitty itlia‘n that of jute
closest Ponasstts‘bsllr, ’ ~, ‘
. it was m hard; tougnt‘contisst nour-
."m‘! ‘to’finishrfltnd much interest :Was‘
‘ by the'iubmbbrslpresent. After
game refreshments were . served.
ngcnerai good *uma indulged in.
,iLA,‘,“£i,an.‘ , ,‘The launchmcn‘
intention , ‘61 ‘ Manila Harbor have
for thither. vases" and shorter.
_ 'lhicyhlso ,demanuvarious 0th»,
, “j essibnst from? the ship owners.
“gilt“ ijh’ds‘ yucca partially crippled
'=tlictstrllce.,‘l‘bere is a possibility of.
h trb'ublejoxtcndln to the coastwise
undo; ‘ ‘ ‘ a stri a was recently
‘ yértc‘ ’ "titty .upolicd ' precautions;
hays-p vented ‘any disorder lay the
The horse of Richard Shelton came 1
Mrs. Smith has many ‘
9‘in are having charming another in
A Natural ‘ a
‘ Remedy
sou Iva-policy I- loan 10:. Load 25o.
RATHER sevens on cov. LILLE'Y.
,.........
Drew Salary to December 4. His Sup~
ply of Statioaery and Clerk Hire . t
and Applied for Mileage. “r ,
thw York Sun, Jun. 21).
ii acorns ----- and the facts urn duly set
forth in tho rcportMlhal Mr. i.illay.
who had been ulcctmi governor on No.
mother. 3. draw his salary as a. rcprcs
soniaiivc up to‘ Ductambcr 4, did not
lnhu his soul in Congress when thb scs- .
aiuu opcncd on lwcmnhcr 7, soul a lot
tor of rculxnatiou to (lovt'rnm‘ Wood—
run‘ on ilccmuber ii, to intro short on
January ti, 1909. which was not aeroph
t-d. draw ills shock for his staiionvl'y
in full as u rcpronontatiw on llt‘i‘t‘lli'
bar :2. draw his rrlark hiro in full for
”\N‘Ulillk‘l' on January i. 1909. and pm
vibnsly on lha-omlwr L“: nmdo applied
tion by lctlcr for his milt-uuu for tin
scrrunl soasiou of tin- Slxiirtb Con.
cross. at which ho had no intonliuu of
being pram-at. At no thus did llapm
st-ulniivv Lillt')’ stunt n lottvr of rust;
u’atlon to tho speaker of tho llousc.
him about again.
Mrs. Cyrus Meade, widow of tho
hilo Cyrus Meade, who was suffcotcd
by the smoke caused )y the fire at his
homoln Bridgeport. uusduy morning.
is rcportod to lie. in u very critical
state.. It. is fortrcd that the shock of
the death of herdinsbaud and daughter
proved too much for her, and that it
may have a serious outcome.
.—--——-—-—-—--—-
Willill.
Miss Ethbl liners has rcrm’orml from
a few days‘ illness. '
‘W. l’. lAiCkWnOil has a force of plan
filling his ic‘chousc.
Charlcsliorn, of Brooklyn. is spend;
int; a few days in town
rosidcnro of Mrs. >\\’ilrlmuu Adams.
lynx,
Mrs.
tow days as tho guest of Mrs. P. ll
parry.
of
inI our altar an illness
trunks.
airs. lidson (lould. of licdding. has
spout a low days with Mrs. it. C, Wil
limits.
in its report that judiciary t'oilillilllt-v
submits that if Mr. Lillcy did not cruise
to ho a member of tho liouso when in“
H‘lll his lr-tiur to an'l‘nni' \Voorlrnil"
(without regard to \rlwlhvr tlic‘uown
nu‘inlu-rahlp outbid whun ho took ilu~
pmr‘r-mlvd to obtain or tr yio obtain all
that was lm-hnlcully dut- him in hard
cash; rlvrk hirc‘to the end of lit-coup
her. stationary Mlownnr‘o in full. and
lulloant‘. ’altlmug’lr ho nvwr lubnrrud
tho cylwxisu lumping to or rt-turnina‘
from \\'uslilin:tou. Mr. [Alloy stopped
only on the illi‘csluilri of his salary for
Di,‘f‘0|‘nl)(‘l‘. . ‘
'i‘he iionso in striking his name from
the roll might boll havu i‘ijllllillli‘l’i‘tl
that (kittrttwtirtlt was \rt-lc'annr» to the
“lion. (looms lainvuns llilloy.
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HAYMAKERS' BINOCHLE CONTEST
W
South Norwalkei‘s Will Probably Have
to Feed Cocksnoc Farmers.
or 3(1th Nor-walk. and (Jockcuttc loft.
of Norwalk. \vas'played Thursdv eve»
plug at tho loft of tho Norwalk lndinns
in Wall street. androsultod in anothcr
victory for the Cockoaoo toiun, with a
lead of 5.970 points; This added to tho
previous alarmingly“ than) now a
total of 25.2023 points in the. load. it
would look as though the Nor-walkers
would have a feed at. the expouso of
the South Nor-walk. farmers.
, The sixth sitting of the tourney will
play follow:
A. it. Maiklu. Yost. Cockeuoc. . . .ll905
b‘. When-lo. Prescott. Uncas 8335
.Phillipson. Way. llucas ......... 11225
E. Malkin. A. (lbiotto. Cockenoe. .10290
W. Keyscr. Judd..llucns,. . . . . . . .10770
w. James, A. ilénry, Cockenoc. . .12725
J. Yost. Gallagher. Uncas 8275
Totals. Cockenoe. 45,576; .Uncns.
39,605.
RULING ON DAMAGED STAMPS.
in an order of the postmaster gen~
oral at Washington, D. 0., the follow-
mg ds'giveu: , , .
Whenever, through inadverte‘nce, a
postmaster sells damaged or ,unscrvicc.
able ‘posta’ge stands. international to-
ply coupons, stamped envelopes news-
papers meperst‘or“ postal ‘ crfrds, or
when. upstrou through error purchas-
e‘smootagc stamps‘of the wrong do-
nomit‘rotion. or stamped envelopes of
the wrong color. quality, size or do-
nomlnation. or newspaper wrapeprs of
of the ‘wrong demoninatiou, of postal
cards of the wrongsizc. it shall be per:
missable, for postmasters. to ,cxchan’ge
ouch stamped hither at full value,ipro‘-
vidcd that it is presented for exchange
by thetorlginai purchaser thereof with-
in ». reasonsbie‘jliae after the sale. not.
to cancer! two .b siness (hays. Errors
made by porch era in ordering spe-
cial request envelopes shall, bendjugt.
ed by redemptionatipbstaac value on-
ly, in accordanca;with,Section 338. . .
, An 'original purchaser" is one who
purchased .tho stamped. snvelbbes , or
postal cards at tbcpos‘t office. Post-
mastors . must ‘refuse , redemption ,i or
stainbgdt envei ‘
porch sad at ‘o‘ newness than their
person offering‘tiiem for redemption,
unless satisfied that the person pre-
,. nor in the domestic ‘flrm. At
our acted on the ictit‘r or not), his,
1 .'\i r. and Mrs; Huwlcy Williams spout
oath of Hilton its um‘urnor. Mvunwhllu.g'l‘bursday as annals of their dnughtr'r.
ltowcvvr. ihc lltut. t’lvorcv i.. i.iiloy had :i Mrs. l<‘rmlcrick liovrs. of 34 Orchard
be held Monday evening. February 8. ‘
. at the Uncas quarters. .
The scores of Thursday evening‘s;
.Wordon. ‘F. B. Malkl‘n. (lockouoaJOtibfr
s or. postal cards ‘
own. orvwhlch bear a return card or .
printedadtinssstothsr than? that of the ‘
beating them is the original purchaser. ,
a Mrs, (.tbai‘los Scoilcld nttundr-d tin
i‘unorai of a friend in iit'idgoport. oi
‘ ’l‘hursdi‘ty. .
j ltov. \t‘. ii. .lcpson, rorlor of Emau
Incl Church, returns this work from his
:vnrnilon of novcral works.
Tsirmat, Norwnlk.
. 'i‘lls nowly-oloclad editors of Norfleld
iflrango word installed lust. owning by
Boputy Arthur Shorwotnl, of Boston
assisted by Airs. Shorwood.
mum-visor. supra-r was sorvcd.
. Mr. and Mrs. human A. Manda? at
ir-ndwl the dnuhlc t‘unrrai of Mr
Mund‘s brother. Cyrus l.. Mastic. till(
his litilo daughter. Sarah. in Bridge
port. on 'l‘huraduy.
jinn? (.‘yrus Maude.
i
The fifth dunno of ptnochlu in that There is no case on racord of a
tournament bctwocn linens llayloff.l00|lgll. 001d 01' hi Kill")?- developing
linto pneumonia. after Foley‘s Honey
and Tar has been taken. as it cures
the most obstinate deep seated coughs
and colds. Why take) unyihlniz‘olse
The Bridge ifharmacy and F. ii, flux
till“. _
Transacted.
”Congregational‘Cburch was bold Thurs
day evening
rooms, and officers for the
your Word elected. about the
exceptions.
attended.
was read and accepted.
6 “Jon.
follows:
and James E. Wixon.
E113. .‘ .
Assistant clerk—oA.‘ St. John Hill.
Treasurer—George R. Barnum.
Auditor—«C. E.“ Curtis.
Rev. Mr. Egbert.
Associatemembec—C. E. Curtis.
Ludles' associate ’
‘C. E. Raymond.
Winds and Mrs, W. H. Baldwin.
R. Barnum.
Treasurer ‘of.
Curtis. .
Miss Josephine Shumway.
i..lbrarian‘-—Chester Heath.
0. ,E.‘ Raymond. Mrs. ,Mary A. Hill,
George R. Barnum, Ira: Cole. W. E.
tis.
tee—Ital Cole. C. E. Curtis andF. A.
Ells.’ ’ ‘
Usherss—G. It. Barnum, C. 'E. Curtis
and Carrot Butts. .2. , . .
.. /
. 9.
Adm‘bad cattsogm. remember his
The‘ aver-ace husband is a. silent part
‘0 a - ..~...l‘
. first New, years Eve for many a day.
i .
Miss Eddlt‘u White is a guest at tho
Mr. and ,Mrs. 'l‘homlora llatnlltou
urn butm'iainlnu a iriond from ilrt‘lok-
broth-rick Hanks has spout a
Mia. A. hi. 'I‘urncy is now able to
sovurai
After tho
» The dcroascd was
.a tlillh’o of \\'uslon. his boyhood being
:spcni burr. and his tragic death has
.ttnusbd a groin shook to his rclullvcs
~aud acquaintances in town. Mr. Manda
guns in years of age and a son of the
Kill
MGR-WALK CONCREGATIONALISTS
Officers Elected and Other Business
Thmamtual [beating of tho Norwalk
at. the 'Sunday Shinto]
coming
‘ same
board being put in with two.or three
Rcv.‘ George Drew Egbort
was chairman of the meeting. 'and tho
,rsportof tho nominating committee
The reports of the various circles
and committeos were read. showing
the church to be in a flourishing con-
Tho officers elected were as
Doneonsfor ‘thre years—.M. E. Mend
Clerk of the Church—Frederick A.
Superintendent ‘of Sunday school—-
member—Miss
‘ Primary assistants—Miss Minnie J.
* Secretary of Sunday scltdQ—George
Sunday school—4?. J.
Secretary of Home Department——
Benevolence Committee-Mrs. J. W.
Wilson. Mrs. George B. St. John. Miss
aMrvln, A. V. Hehth “and W“ A. Our-
. . l .
.. imbimonthers of prudential commit-
South Norvnlk is to rcculva a visit
tomorrow from its former distinguish-
cd subcribiennium. ‘ of schools, Proi‘.
Samuel '1‘. Button. now of tho 'i‘saclt-
ers' (foliage of Columbia University.
l’rot’, Dalton is‘lho sccraiary of the
New York Prat-a. Society and will take
as his cabinet at the availing service
of ylhc South Norwalk Congrogntlomtl
. Church, ,toumrrow evening. ”Sinus.
amps Towards international. Parlor."
Mr. llutton in addition to his regular
work is now also, tho ouparintsndeut
of the [lot-arc, Mann School. .fliis tiw
Chair of l-‘rdagogy at Columbln Uni-
varsity, is tho socrciary of thedapau
Sorirty. and ono. of the, directors of the
Auwricairncaudiimvian Smithy. in
tact, ha is now the leader. in nearly all
of thr- gl'lflil public movemcnts in Now
York city. .
His runny friends in. South Nora-all;
will no glad of tlie'opportuuity to hear
him, tomorrow evening. and arc invit-
ed to "Will him and extend their grout.-
inns at the close of the service.
This is the beginning of ii action of
Sunday waning public discussions at
- llw titmgrogattmml Church, Prof. Dut-
tou [wing followed ncxt Sunday oven-
lin; by ltobort iiuntar, .iho i-iorinllsi
lt‘vudur. r
if you will take Foley's. Orluo laun-
llys until the bowels boocmr~ rogular
you will not have to who pnrgniivcs
'rnnaiantly, as Foley‘s ()riuo laxative
positivvly cures chronic constipation
and sluggish livur. l‘ioasant to take.
Tho liridcc Pharmacy and i“. ll. flas-
‘ ,fcr. . ”
V
l
WOMAN'S CLUB FEDERATION DAV
Will Be Held at Norwalk Club on Jan-
uary 28, at 3 O’clock.
The Woman's Club of ,Nowralk has
issued invitationsfor a Federation Day
alt llt“ Norwnlk Club. Thursday. Jan.
. uury 28. at 3 o‘clock. Dr. Pantield.
Mrs. Gerard and Miss Pinned will be
tho sponsors of the aftcrnodn. Dr.
. l'l'llllt‘lil, a succcssfui physician of
,llaubury. has roccntly been appointctl
hoalth offltwr of the State Ffidcration
or Wardens Clubs?” Hor addrcss will
lw upon tho anti-tuberculosis cru-
sadc, . . .
Mrs. Gerard is chairman of the for-
estry oommitiuo of tha General Feder-
ation..and will take the work of that
connultlru as harmonic... Miss Pinned.
ioduratiou secretary. ban chose-n
“Now" as the. subject. of her address.
Thu guests of tho. club ’nmy fuel sure
of an cnjoyable afternoon. ‘
l
counscrlcur narrator‘s.
The follow ing ware. issudd“,gianuarl"
19, i909: List furnished from office
of A.. M. Wooster. solicitor,,,of,,~ not:
ems. lilrldgcport. Coun.: D. S. “Beach.
lirldgcport, railway tie and clamp; 1“-
ltggo. Bridgeport..- valve for gas burn
or; (i. ll. Thomas. ltrldgéport. knife“
ran. charging novice for tubular
magazine guns: B. M. W. Hanson.
linrtfortl.’tlve patents: Friction clutch,.
dovicu for mechanically f regulating
food mechanism. ., bearing guard.
clutch actuating mechanism, granding
machine; F. 1.. Nichols.y Stamford,
combustion, head for hydrocarbon eb~
gines;. F. R. Alford; Winston. alarm
stop for clocks; L."Klrson‘. Waterbury.
attachment for ,neckties; A ii. 865-
slous. Bristol. corner iron; d. E. Sav-
age. E. A. Guterumu,“Merlden, two
patents. vapor Stovcpfl. Stohr. Meri—
dcu. spoon. fork or similar article. ‘dev
sign; (l. Walker. New Britain. pointer
for weighingsoales, design; W. John-
son. Mtddlctown. swing; H. B. Cham-
berlain. Wotbersileld. hoop.
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SIMPLE REMEDY "FQFl L‘A ’anIPE.
.. Racking la grtppg coughs that may
dove on into pneumonia‘bver night-are
quickly cured byi'Foic‘y's . Honey and
Tar. The sore and inhamed lungs are
healed and strengthened. and a dunner-
ous condition» is quickly nvértcd. The
BGI-ldgc Pharmacy and F. H. Ban
1‘. . . "
The meeting was largely
.rvPlii‘iAMaingst, cast.
WASHINGTON, 'ilan. .‘ZZr-‘Sécretaril
Khox,. of Pennsylvania, and Assistant
Attorney General Charles W. Russell.
of the Departments: Justice, were
witnesées today before the Federal
Grank Jury. now‘aitting in this citY. in~
vostlgsling tthanhmo man one- The
larger’partv “of the foronbon was taken
up by the grand [jut [in ,listdnils *0
the reading by Assist ‘t United: fates
_ Attorney McNamara,
leged ll 'ello '3 article , .
ed lathe owYork and itnd..tlle
Indianapolis blows for several "ive‘eks
preceding the recent, esidefltldbelec-
tion. and on several in lisequeut‘ dates
in December. .
A woman‘s ,hflbrcs‘t 1 a divorced
man hover lots up ‘lintllhslle discovers
why he was divorced, “‘
switch; A. E. laudcnbnck. Nc‘wlin-l
of state Root. aenator‘ Phllandar.,.c. .
van on February ill. at Susannah. Ar-
mory.
The friends of Roy, w. l). mm, )myo
given their pastor a plnasant surprise.
ill the. form of lt‘lt‘llllillli.‘ nrryico for
the canning your. lillii‘llll’il of tho
Southern Now litnglaud 'l‘t-li'phtmo Co.
installed the wires in his honw, tho
Congregational parsouunc, on tit-duos
day.
The sloigbing is good and the roast.
illiz. especially on Pilgrim Hill. is lino.
The first fun of tho stump was in
dulgad in Monday night. whcu a large
crowd of the young proplu rmjoyad
riding d()lll)lt"l'l[lllt‘l's down tho font:
hill. oven to Coltaga HOW. at an eighty-
milcu-psrltour pat-a. mm at tho partici-
pants declares.
Miss Helen liliddiebrook. Miss Sallie
Mlddlabrook, Mrs. Virginia \t'ilkiuson.
Mrs. (lortrudc 'l‘urutar, her daughters,
Misses t’lertrudc and Grace. Louis Vor-
lin and H. I... Ogden warn among those
from out of" town who utiondod tho
funeral or Mrs. W, ll. Uruguay. last
Saturday.
The bishop of tho dioccsv visited
Si. Mnttbcw's parish Sunday atoning.
Service with confirumtiou was hold at,
7:15. Bishop iircwsior have as the
text, of his discourse Romans l2: :3.
audit was a convincing plan for the.
principles of Christianity. A-clnss
of seven. four young ladies and tin-co
boys. was confirmed. This pretty
country church looked unusually at.
tractivc in its (.‘hristn‘ias dress of or-
t‘n'graeu and» on the. altar pink and
whiltI carnations ct‘n‘ttrasted lwaulii‘ul-
ly with the dark green hangings. it
is said there were bctwoon one and
two hundred present. many of whom
wore introduced to the bishop nib-r
the sorrirt‘o.
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A Ratldtous AUTHOR‘S STATE-
ME
For saver-a1 years i was afflicted with
kldnt'y trouble and last winter l was
suddenly stricken with :1 Buyers pain
in my kiduoys and was confined to bad
right days uuablo to got up without.
assistauvc. My urine contained a thick
w‘hjto smlltnonl. and i pahscd some fr?»
quentiy day and night. l commenced
taking it‘o'lcy's Kidney Remedy, and
the pain gradually abated and finally
ceased and my urine become normal.
l checri‘ullureomnpmud Foley's lfid-
ncy Remedy. . The. Bridge Pharmacy-
and F. ii. Boiler. _ “‘
DECLARE DiVlD‘END.
Bridgeport Real Estate investment Go.
chortc Prosperous Year.
The third dividend of it) per cent.
Was it. trod Thursday at the annual
moctln' of the directors‘bf the Brings»
port Real Estate investment Company,
which is one. of the most prosperous
concrete block concerns in the. state.
At the stockholders‘ meeting, which
preceded the session of the directors.
“to following were elected to consti-
tute the board of directors: .«J. Croy—
don Tics. Edward 'I‘fllucklngham. Wil-
liam Truman, Joseph L. Peabody. Ed-
ward J.,' aylor, of Bridgeport: Ex-
Mayor Charles E', Dow, of South. Non
walk. and Assistant Postmaster Elbert
S. Adams, ff Norwalk. The dire‘ciors
elccted‘ thesis alarms; President and
treasurer, J. -C. ”Tide,“ tricefipresirlent.
Edward T: ”Buckinghamp secretary.
Joseph D. Peabody. The volume of
business transacted by the company
during thetyoar. inst. ,ciosad was the
longest in the history.of_,thc company.
.,:i.
, ,noyspganmwtts.
canard—Thomas worm-1:. r. Stow,
. William. Temple and wife. A. L. Bates,
S. .P. Schoeubcrgendoim Ring, W. A.
.Gl‘il_y..C-,,,W. Dreyer. G. J. Magoo. W.
Ewm’wellp New; York; A. S. Holley-
hsad, Philadelphia; J. E. Drlscoll.‘,Nor-
.chhi. 0. NHRUEE. W. E. Bent. New
Haven; Charles H. Edick. Paterson. N.
1:30., J. Banawn‘z. Reading, Pa; T. C.
Painter.,Johnstowu, N. Y.; W. C. Vin-
in‘g, LynnhMassq Thomas McNiernby.
Hartford; Frank W. Dallniger, H. K.
~ Pe‘ndsyBosto‘n; William Harman, Dc-
troit‘; A. R. BliSs, Lon'ell, Mass. . '
naturism—fir. A. Hogan. New Brit-A
aln;.W. Lincoln and wife.»J- R Ford.
Worcester; C. Chamberlain and wife.
Guy Ill Fuller. Boston; .19. Greetinsisg
lent; A‘. 1. Wells, w. 1). Williams. c.
M.,.Hunt, F. ‘A. White. A. Haunt, Mrs.
L. F. Arnold, W. L. chd. Miss Hearse,
New York; James Breese. Brrokiyn;
E‘J. Doyle, W. ll. Way. Ji‘., Philadel~
tibia; ,F. M. Clarkson. Bothel;, Frank
madden, Mme. ladsnc. city; L. it. Him-
b‘u‘tt. Wilton; George L. Rockwell,
Ridgsfieid; W. J. Cameron, Dayton.
Obio;ll‘. M. Brodie, ‘ Hartford; J; H.
Bouton. and wife. Dnnbury: J. G. Saw-
yer, Cumberland. Md; Thomas F. Do-
ran, Waterbury. .
Once in agreatwbile youmeet a
married man who‘ actually seems proud
of his‘ condition. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler