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do 11“
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Bill bl
ml. (”Ell '..;t‘él'“ 3.11..
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01111315 °“ °:
:0 dcomlntig amen wciVm'en
ed 0011- 01111 spc
39111111100111 r.in'crea ".'t'
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tube 000: 1 1‘00 Jaunary 15,111 '01.;
_q ‘Vl'llE l’Vd'el'ed our employee to stop
(the ”11,1101 the 9111-01
1111an cardboard to 'r'c‘tttrn." Finding
t'b tithe)! were not returning in a body
decided to appeal to them to rtf
an era... emplo‘)1 Ola-tbs individuals. " This
.W sect 1e
11 rlt- in his 1111111100 .O'lllr
evolved in the “present
is not creditable to Mr.
]1511. The readers at yourV paper
ale-111111111 with the statement of the
M 1.11150 turers‘ Association, and that
oh that ' tilted Hatteré of North A111-
erlc'a evening in detail all that led up
to 't'llé- 116.111.1111 0! the manufacturers
tilt; the, label of our, association be
plheetl in the factory of the (layer 11.11
(ill-.0410 the refusal of the United list-
1.51.1" to "yield to said demand. Thule
111:": nothing 111012 to be said on that sub
ject. and the question of whether the
k011i,
" hilt manufacturers are right or the nu
.' {hr
ion of their employee is right must be
left to the individual judgment. of
those who are fully infonned, having
re'ad both des in the columns of
your 'pa‘ or.
The. ployos left your i'actmy. Mr.
Knapp, because your firm notified
them that they would no longer [1'11
pct-1111111111 to put their union label on
the hats they made. by this act. you
made it impossible for our members
1‘0 work in your factory and preserve
the. organization which has stood be-
tween“, them 1111th the open shop. to
\vlll‘ch' thel‘ are 11011‘ iu‘vlttld ’l‘hcy
11.111111111111111 the) continued to wotk
€th andlviduuls reduction of wages and
ls'lactort conditions ‘would soon
'ta" it in the 11101011. 11 is like the
position of a man condemned to death.
gl‘vbll his choice between slow poison
and a jump which may 11111111 sudden
dd lb or escape with his life
Ir.- Knapp states that he has no
1103000011 to a labor union when prop-
2' 01011111100 We think it safe to
ski 'that no union would Cnlllt? 11p to
ihls standout 1111111.... Mr.Kna1‘1p had
the managtnlrut of it from the menu
i‘actulcts‘ viewpoint Let him take a
position as a workman in his own lac
tory‘. and he would have the union
managed about as it is now. 1ch
would then use that the men show
"reasonable consideration for the
rights of the employcrz'i' and would
probably be‘ found accusing the bossas
oi shortcomings in this lespcct with
regard to the rights of the employs.
The otli‘cers whom he declares me ur-
bitrary and art 015.1111 have often gone
((1 the limit of patience and fo1l1eul
slice when dealing with Mr. Knapp
111111 Mr. Cavanagh in acting for‘ the
mob in matters in dispute in the fac-
tory. and both have commended them
for adgtlstlng the little troubles while
the in 11 remained at work
Many shop calls have been made
necessary by the illatten'tion given to
requests made in behalf of the men
and Women emplo as by the commit
tees of. the lilifereu dépaltments. '\f1'
1111st has mentioned shop calls that
occurred in” the factory two years ago
which goes to show that after ‘all' they
nlhlt‘é
, erlotis of a year in which but '
110.6110 of such frequent occurrence
would have us believe. As a
0i fact We know that there has
.1
lief
ol shop call Was held and that to
10301111 the consideration of the 111 ic
“' 0103' to govern for the ensuing year.
" Cll
ll ive‘v‘er '11s more than the average
111 u'bér is complained by the (l & K.
1, it might be troll t0 inqt'lirc v h'thh-
1' or .not the attitude of the iii to 111‘-
lttees is not, l'L’SlJQillli'
'é‘ddency 111 its factory;
1 1
.1 1
111011111
‘0
cmgmltteéll have; been” serit‘ to The
living-411163.111! ,Oi' {[0111 some
" lie on have been: 1101111
version, act mildly on the bowels
1 ages“ .
5 fl
11311 tulle???
ldlfleuoW‘llk mud" "
e11 Need'
' ordcrwhcn ey 01'0 Bound
V lonwh‘enitiil low . br 11 ddy;
Vi
than food dis a ometh'in
plated,k hitfsdgcthing
ltll’tllé 111ml! ' ' cases “and «lounge
A course of these essers will relieve
corpuscles' 111 the blood; and
(a 1 "1'" .
0, weak, nerves
1
,m'Iill to request that the sweeplugs a
burned in‘ a part of the yard no r
moved from the windows of the shp
that the 111011 at work would not ab “'3"
5i’t’Om its effects. This was not tl
lil'st request that had been made
'.rdgard to it. N0 notice was taken '1i'.
the request of the men lll this can}
and the the burned as usual. Tilt) n1, 11
had one or those shop calls, anti void
to‘ at p work lmtll the lire was exti
guisl ed "“111 follbwlng morning tie
tire. was burning in the same spot an ti
‘io the some extent which to the mtlu
seemed like a message from MIr Ir.
1511.11.11 to take a'nothct day off. and
tiliii- they did The Shop call to ale 1
a st‘cwlird only occur's once a your at d
seldom lasts more1 than ten mlnutc'Il.
The incident of the soft but make».
leaving their work was lnrgolv a 111i .
understanding. They had rcpcutedly
complained that the little were 1111
mm as they ran. wide in the ma 1-
ing and left bad edges. 'It was in ti 9.
interest of the firm that this la- a -
t’e‘l‘t‘ded to. The men were desirous tr
turning [11 the best work possible uni
to do‘this the hat‘s' should have1 been
set right. After the oiliccrs had ‘11qu
ceedcd in getting Mr. Knapp to me.
the men and talk it over. sutlsfnctot
conditions were brought about uni
things have beell'running smoothly it
that department since that time. int
tilt1 men do not make tilt1 wages M '.
Knapp says they do average for six
months. About two weeks 111 kn t
the above incident Mr. Knapp slit
down ills iorming mill thereby throw-
lug these some men out of work or
flu-110. days. because of trouble in the
iililshing room. and for which the
were not responsible. but were mad
to‘suil’cr the loss of three tlnys‘ wor .
in the stiff make shop we frequent]
complained of our dressing rooms 111-
ing‘cold and 0111' clothes wet in th
morning through the steam being shit
off over night. Any one, knows the d111-
"(‘.l‘ of putting on a dump shirt 1111i
cold. damp clogs, but not until we 1'1-
i‘usml to put on wet clothes was our
request heeded. ' (A shop call and 1
day off.) Another cause of litany ti‘
11111 frequent shop calls was tilt1 c11-
tlug out of a certain grade of hats
from the bill of prices which made a
difference of 24 cents a. dozen to the
body makers. We contended that this
grade of hats was still going throug1
the factory but were weighed out i)
the men as 11. cheaper grade. and 111.1
men cheated out of the 24 cents do-
them a fact. which we afterward
proved.
"A question which could have 111101
settled withclnl loss of time CllllFt'd in
l
y
v
l
;
BIBll All] BBIIIll “$18
In- '
Recent Volcanic Eruptions.‘ Showing .
Fierce Heal in the Center. '
Proves: This
llBB' Bllil l’BllBHlB Bill
Dale ol End Not Set by Rev. Lesler
F. Reynolds
Following is a synopsis of a sermon
preached at the Advent Christian
L‘llurch' by Rev. water 14‘. Reynolds:
The Earth's- Destiny in the Light 0?
Recent Happenings-4 Pet. 3: 10,‘ ‘13.
The closing hours of 1908 witnessed
lecturer in the world,
a catasti'ophy which caused world w loo.
llol"'1ol and awakened world- wide sym—
pnthv. Sicily and the southern 1~1ho1t1
of Italy ware visited by it most disas
trons earthquake shock. Messiah was
wrecked and Reggie was a
by a tidal wave; many smaller towns
were valued and from 150. 000 to‘ .100,-
000 people perished.
'il'llct1 years ago llll‘ region 1110111111
the beautiful Bay of Naples with its'
pretty vinevnlda and villages was laid .
waste by an eruption of Vesuvius, and
following closely upon this came the
earthquake. on the Pacific coast which
resulted in the complete destruction of
11 great Atl'lvl'icall city. Eight. yettrs
ago the island of Martinique was the '
scene of havoc and dostrucriouw—Btlbllb
lives Wore snuffed out. in an instant by,
the twin calamities. of 1111 curthquak.1
shock and volcanic eruption.
in the light. of them» disasters ol‘ the
past decade. what. will be the destiny
of our (earth? We will first not before
you a few facts from which We will
draw some conclusions, and then will
llolt‘ bolv 11111 leaching of lilo llibic llill‘«
maniacs with those facts 11nd concluw
sions.
Consider the uumbl'u and distribu-
tion of volcanoes. l’totessor Judd
says that there am from 00%? 3130
volcanoes on our planet. souls vl
activity at no remote tiltit1.'l‘hcso 1111+
(tulip, equally distributed. thorn lit‘llll‘.’
about as many in the. eastern as in
tho western hemisphere.
A 1111111111 distribution of earth-
quakes during recent years lllll_\' i111
noted. ltnly, California. lllt' West In—
dies, .,lltpuu 8.1111111 and Nolth (,"'ilolluu
iltlvt1 been \lsitcd in 1110911 yuwoltzonn'
disturbances durin'tl the past 1011'
years. The clirhlqnuku zono cllclcs
the globe.
Another fact is the rise ill tempera
turn as we go down into tho curth.
With every foot of descent the heat
incrcuscs. 0f cflllrsp tin- tt'elnpt-rnturc
varies in different. parts of the earth.
but the regular rise as we descend is
invariable.
ill lllt' 111mb 11 lllik‘1 or lllOl‘t‘ (lot-p.
Tim-0 is a sink mine in t‘o'rnnull 301111
stoppage of our plant for three tiny.
with a loss of‘not less than $1,000.
although the union rules as printct
provides that ldtey shallnot stop wot-1
until "arbitrutim has failed." “'11;
don‘t you tell the whole story. Mr.
Knapp, that older tilt-"third day lllli
vour firm had in'u'okcd the laws of 1111'
natiomtl association and the rules 11‘
'the 'Malit1l’actul't'iis" ' Association, 0‘
which it' is :1 1110m-l101'~11i‘10r 1111.1 onic
lals of both had 'll-enrti both sides. llll
of the ill 01 in forc‘. ng them to l‘Ollldll
idle three1 duts ‘dlsclured w.roug l’
y'oul firm lost Bl 006 at that tilnt1 don
lay that at the doolrs of the men bu
admit that but for the persistcncy o‘
the." management. of your firm in try
ing to force the men to yield thoi
rights there need not have been 1
stoppage of your plant: for one minute
The Trimmers Association have 1
by- law which reads tihltt no g‘lrl wil
be taken in to learn "llnlch she bee
lesident of the town of Norwalk. Many
may think this narrow and selfish, but
if they were th‘lll g ill a hat sho
with hundreds oi.‘ at or girls the 1111
portanoe of knowing the girls wd
are brought in the room to be tang
by them might 'be‘ apparent. it to
ten minutes to settle the inatter.g,tl1l
the girls who came from anotllerdpw
The, ladies in your employ, know
choice Via the matter,
Til your, curling department you
., 0111111111 the, some chance to 111 rang
" ', 111V satisfactory hill or prices as has any
Vum' lid 11: that your curlers
'15 and country; "' ‘
‘ ,.?l'l
11111111111011.1111, and’ nohe meets will
better success ‘thdn it‘ adds. ‘ We stat
vith‘ot'l't fear of successful coutradic
make less
lm'on‘e'y ‘lit‘ a given .1119 than any shop sl
aforew of curler ' ‘11 any lair shop in
i ii 7
lltl mills
11: on. seams -
' ‘ me" or blahk’and'~\oifoml\'0
d Will'ddtl‘ql it. all? ‘ soy tll'c
‘ would po‘ur' into 1
. ,‘llh 11111111: 11110111111131... 111111.
hog té'lilpt' to: run its business without ont-
"laid" interference is read- in connection
'wit ydul'.‘ 11111111111011; .3. "little' earlier in
1 ".5
Vw panes; of Pbilagglphla your firm would
1', Ill: ve 11110 $115.
"'1' dlt'i'rlng ‘tlie past. year 1
s’ll'and done, that $3.5. 000 is when you are
‘ after: '.‘Thetbbainosh' than ‘ol’tt‘his town
' , know that What goes to 'the' workman
will in. Wages llelps‘ business men
,itll'e manufacturer may squeeze out of
."hlll1‘1e‘luployes in extra profits, play so
'z‘lioto automobiles, 01' trips. to foreign
11.11111 ‘ ‘ 0
o, 11‘ appeal to the patriotism of the
11;... “plea Vg'the tovvn' and 1111. picture
In... '“ lit-a '6! 11.111111111111111 injury to it
"'n‘iesslyotir 111111 is successful in its no
6dr gener- wherein you say {that if
1111101110611 livhlch‘ obtain in the
0' of the money that
been 11111 in circulation in Nortvalk
When all is said
and
{property'gowuers adds to the real pros-
.perlty- -of the. community. The $35 .000
31.13“???“ theopmlnunity is Vthal much .111.
e .
p dotel':
115:1 you for
. V 'l' :lVillV.
M ll’l‘Th‘h‘. 0l1‘1\lAKl".ll‘-l ANil i1‘lN-
_l'lVSl'il'iRSV OF THE NOKWALKV
ldlmhltm
‘yt'ur vnltlablc
mt'n ‘wc1 'e oustuir'lc‘d and the actloll
*l liquid fire
lent (loop; and ill Silit'ia there is an
utiliclal 1110117000 feet deep.
l’rofcssoi liuliock lowered thermo-
meters illto the wells near Pltisburg
and Wilt-cling. and found an inert-nee
of 01111. 1l11gr1'u for everytfifiy foot of
descent. The trutpt'rutum‘ of out1
l'itisbtlt'g well at the bottom was 129.
whole tilt1 heat in the Comatock lodt1
mine was 1'15 at 11 depth of 2.000 feet.
Now, from these facts briefly stated.
we draw the following conclusions: "
1. That there is a great amount 01'.
built in the earth‘s interiors Thls'can‘
not be called more speculation; the
t'xlstuuce of volcanoes and. earth-
quakes prove lt. At the Martinique
disaster the tom 11: Mt. Poles was
blown off, and a shot of flame esti-
mated to _be a mile in height shot into
the air. The pent up force "in Our
planet must be great indeed to ac-
complish this feat. it has been argued
that the flr‘o is local but the tllstribu-V
lion of vol anoes forming a belt ar-
ound the gobs is evidence that the
heat is general.
'.1. The fire is not far from the
surface of the earth. Experiments
have shown that at a depth of" 2.500
10111 the heat is 145 degrees. With an
incrpase of one degree for‘evcry titty
jfeet‘ oi descent. it. would not take.
many miles of descent at this rate 'of
‘increase‘ beior'e we would reach a.
been sufficiently intense to melt thef
rocks. Speaking in round numbers.'
the diameter or the earth is‘ 8000
miles From the above facts. we are,
driven to the conclusion that byt 1‘
the greater portion of that is 111011011:
The crust of the earth in
fact, is estimated to be from titty to‘.
seventy-live miles in thickness the
proportions being about that of the
shell to the egg.
3. That. some day the earth will be
destroyed by its fires. Think of the:
vast, quantity of iniiamablo material
stored in‘ tilezeurth‘s crust; '0001, pc-
troleum, gas. etc.
heat reaches these materials the plan-.1
at would soon be converted into a bail'V
of tire.
' This poaslbillty has long been 11.111511-
ted by scientific men. There are two
different theories advanced by these
men; one says that the end of our
plans. Will come through {he agency,
of." (m t‘ and cold and the other says},
it will come through the agency of
are; 'yet both agree that if the ‘.pres'ent
'uliowctl .
lit'b ,
are 1100115111111 some glu- evidence of '
'l‘bcrr- art1 now many bolus ',
- :Whlcb vibe heavens,
if the tendency. of. _
the fire is to approach the surface ~
evouaif it be over so gradual. when the. "
! shape, fit better, and
V other make.
I AT ANV Peter. W. Lu
H?“ Take No iinhutltllto. W. 1,.
bottom.
? Ask Your Local
W. L. 0011qu makes and sells more men’s "
'53 .00 and $3. 50 shoes than any other manu-
‘811600 at All Prices. for Every 1111.11... of the
Family. Man, Boys.W0nl0n. Misses 01 children
I 011.000an 04. no 11116000. commando-110:0 1:11.11... 0: 110011.110
our in 111210
Fast Color Eyelet: Usedk Exclusively.
Shops 111.1Ilt d from factory to any part of 1111 “"101
; BOLVDV EV THE, 8101' BVHVOE, 95511;!“ EVERYWHERE.
.'t
51.113.101.303 $133091: 19.99
because they hold their
wear longer than any
“13' 03.00 011-1010 A11: 111:
“Outline name and lit stamped on
(‘1:1111louul free.
.11. lillllumui, llrtlt'kfon. .\I ass.
print!
a .
Dealer For Them.
f .
be by l‘rosi anti will be slow in 011111
i111,r but that if any sudden (bongo 01'-
(:lll‘s‘llll" end will be by fire. l‘rot’cs
ror liol‘t'tnns says, "W0 are. living on
u bombslwll. and if the waters. of our
earth should Inuit into “10 interior, 1111s
‘ll'uriion would follow." Anolllt-tt' apt-11k
«'1' spooks of iht1 beat as the dreaded
colulnunlsi of the universe. l'roi‘cs
,sor ’l‘ymlnll silys that the shock. il‘ tin-
ouvlh should 111111411 to llll)\‘\', \\'lllllil
1.11111 it illto vapor, Professor 1111111.
st'uti says “increase the been of our
sun 11 thousand fold. and the elements
would melt with l‘t'rvent boat, and
when my skopticnl‘fricnd says the lieu
of the earth being destroyed by ilrp is
pl'oposlol'ous. i ask him how he knows,
dud boloro ll(\ can answer i point to
. llll' empty spilt-cl: where once shone
the lost‘ stars. and 1111 is silent if he
knows anything." ‘
.\'o, lllf‘l'l‘ is nothing unl'casollublt'
or unst'lcllliiit- in the kiwi of 11 born-
lug world 111 .1 111111 of 2000 degrees;
1 1hr1 rotks will m‘vlt and lll'lll has pro-
dun-d a boat as intense as that. t‘hcm
lids found long ago that watt-1 will
burn; all that is necessary is to sop-
,arllto its gases, and they bct'onlr- ill-
iiumublo: it In the same with the at.
' ulospllt't'c. bent-(,1 there it? nothing
uboul'our world that cannot. burn.
Turning in '1111' Bible We find it
.i'hcrc stated ibntltlto fire is shut. 11p ill
the earth‘s itllt'i'iot'. limit. 33:22: For
In iil't1 is kindled in millt1 anger, and
it. 141-1 on fire tilt1 foundation
of the illouululns, '3. Pat. 3:7; lint tilt1
heavens and the earth. which are now
Jesus said. “i 11111 come to lll'llll: fire
on the earth. and what would ,\'11 if H
11'. 1'0 already kindled. “
We also find it most emphatically
fainted ill the ”this. that the earth is
to be destroyed and by the agency of
tire. Scientists picture it as lacing
.u‘t‘cckod by l.‘XI)lQfilOH upon explosion.
comertlng it into a fiery b.1ll .11101
which will haug' in the heavens u clu-
'.tlcr. black and 1111.111 null tht1 Blblr- dc-
clares the some truth in \v'olds more
graphic than allv 111.111 has yet llllf‘l'h‘ll
".2' Pet. 3;10: But the day of the 1.111 11
will conic as a thief ill the night in
being dissolved.
shall piles away, and the elements
shall molt. with fervent hcnt; tho cnl'ili
'also and the works that are therein
shall be burned up.“ ».
Whou science has said its last word
the. curtain falls upon 11 world dead
and without an inhabitant. but illspil'u
tious lifts the curtain and reveals to us
',a world made now. No curse is found
there: its skys are ever calm and
bright; its flowers nev'et fade. its peo-
ple never die while over it apd forever
‘roilts God s- own goddess glory "
_.._._..._._.__.
l 0
. CASTOR M
i' Kill loll litilliluls Bought
Bears the
Signature of
MR. JENNINGS’ NEW POSITION.
Leaves the New Haven Road to Be-
' come Chemist for Pennsylvania
V company: ‘ ' '
.‘liurgess 0.1.1.1011... who has been
till the employ ‘cf' ,the New York, New
1Maven and Hartmrti 1111111111111 c.1111-
many. as chemist; since his graduation
Ifroua- the scientific department of Yale
IUnlyerslty, threeyears ago. has resign-
ied to take another position, as 15111.11.-
hat ”for the William 0 Robinson slid
lSon. company; 0: 01111101111111, 11111111..
.reflners of lubricating oils. Corao'polls
lls located about.thlrteta 111'11111: from
IPlttVshurg. ,
M ‘ Jennings will probably bike in»
state 'of things coatings, the' end. will
1' ‘.I’.
radiations lustful
About the sins of your 1100”,“! 030i
#IIQW flu:
suihllurb a ll -
Justthtit’hllrgm'ror, lhills?"l'a'l'a1111., ”moment.
811111.111; lint!
akln‘g 111115110111.» Whoa
11111110 peanut-you
Enid veryw ram 950; Slim
Alon 11.101.11.111;me 111111.11?
fliililun ' J1" ..-..-..,,.......1...-.c.-.-
d malt.
.111 11,10 allyod
a Illouallmll' "mll'll'b 300081100 allrm'lc, lian‘nlrcllc'Vl. .
'hls'new position} 011111., is" a Idlstlnct
9th. He has a large number of 'i'rientlS.
whose congratulatldns lie is receivinlr.
and who wish him. the fullest measure
oi success Mantaiuablo. -
A new musical instrument known.
A
lg,“ WNW 1“ its the d lcotte is a harp played by a
y "’1 keyboar slittik'lr to that of a piano.
by the same word are stored with fire. i
MANY WIVES FOR CARTLIDGE.
' Ci‘Velaud and Then Took a Third.
Whun \l‘iliinllt t‘ul'tlltlgo couldn‘t
hink of anything disc to do he not
1;:l'lit'tl. ut't'llltllllg 11. 11111 icstilltony
l‘V 1.11111 .1i his wives. l‘nl'l'it' Columns.
1‘ Bridgeport. who obtained a divorce
n lbt- rivil superior court, yesterday
turning. The witness testified that
tiny t‘ul'tlitlgo left her he found a
(1111 11111111 in Cleveland, Ohio. and has
.iuct» deserted her for another lair
lull'lnc‘l'.
‘l‘ilr1 liridgcport Ali's. Curtlidgc. u
.1itl1ilt' hind wmuuu, is-omployed at
ho [manor 1‘. lluwcys Co. Sllt' mar-
ital (,‘artlitige. in London. Ontario. in
.ll'ut'll. Mil. and lived with her hus-
band}. folks for st'vt-l'ul years. 111 100‘:
‘olllidgo (it'scl'tctl hot'. The plaintiff
111's abo t".1;11t1 to Hartford and then to
ll'itlncport ill lilill,
'l‘lll1 nnlv thing Mrs. (Tut'llltlgo lif,.'lll'tl
111111 lll‘l‘ husband since was ill the
ol':11 of 11 letter she received from
“‘l‘ husband's other , wife lil' Clove
'lllltl. l‘uri 111‘ this interesting llils~
‘.l‘.‘t‘ mull. “llviu; a “villa“ the HUD“
ts _tt‘mrscll“. i thought i would ask
11111 for information. if lllt'l'l‘ is any
information you could give id be
nut'll obliged to you." Then the
\'l'lll‘l' asked ii' the Bridgeport Mrs.
l‘urilidgt' had obtained a divorce.
The plaintiff “"ltt' to the woman
in (.tlct't-lltntl. explained the facts of
tho .aso lllltl lutmfimudc tl deposition
in t e divorce suit which the Ohio
itvii’c brought against Curtlidgc. Judge
«’.lltgt'r granted the dot-rep when he
heard the testimony about tilt1 ()hio
allulr.
Foley's lloney and Tur clears the air
passages. staps the irritation in the
throat. soothes the inflamed mom.
hrancs. and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inflamed lungs
11110 healed and strengthened and the
icold is expelled from the st stem lie
E'ttsc 41111' but the genuine in the yellow
package. The Bridge Pharmacy and
it'll. lluxicr. 0
SURVEYS ORDERED FOR OUR
HARBOR.
WASHINGTON, Feb.
11nd horbor bill. reported to the. house
surv cys ill Connecticut.
New Haven hurbol. above 'l‘omlius'on
bridge and
Qulnnipiac river. including 11 report
by the general government;
port harbor, with a view to providing
er and Cedar Creek branches. and with
veuharbor; Greenwich harbor, with a
view to widening to 100 feet the exist-
a view to its improvement for naviga-
power in connection, therewith. ()ther
Shetucket‘ river.
The secretary of war has trans-
mitted to congress a report of the
compiled by the engineers for river
and harbor work during the fiscal
year ending June 30,1910 Those fig-
tires are revised since the annual re-
port. mid were submitted to the house
committee on rivers and harbors- in
making up the river. and harbor
reported. Based on these figures the
committee reported a bill providing for
$8,000, 000 for this work.
The engineers report the following
items, for Connecticut‘
river below Hartford. $15. 000' New
nflpvsn harbor. $10, 000; Housatonic rlv.
"B'Foley' 8 Orion Laxatii'e cures consti-
pation and liver trouble and makes the
bowels bcalihy and regular. 011110 is
superior to pills ,1‘11'1d iablois as 'it done
not gripe or nausente.w11y take any-
11.81111101-
iod One in Bridgeport, Another in'
mutants the following provisions for .‘
including Mill river and '
whether the whole or any part of the , "
improvement provided should be done ’.V ~
Bridge-
‘.lhe same proviso as for the New Hub
lag ninety foot channel; Connecticut , . " ‘ i; ' '
river from Hartford to Holyoke, with -
tion and the developments of water ,
surveys are also recommended for Nor- '
walk outer har,b0r Mystic erter and -
chief of” engineers of the war dopu'rt- '
mellt bubllllttlng the latest figures
but
maintenance and appropriating over-
Cohectlcut :
or. $5 .000. and 11111131111111: harbor 010.— ‘V
land merited promotion, about March 000 . _ .
ihllllll; (line? The Bridge VPlVlaeruucy unrl
Vincenzo Fulla‘Will Bc'ille Firsi to
Face Trial. on Tuesday.
' 'Marrll 211d
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Name ol l‘ntla Recalls 11 Very Scu-
salioual Case
St.111-'s Attorney Stiles ludsou is
now prepared to iltltt1 up two of the
”iron remaining murder cases upon‘
the docket of the criminal superlot
court of 11‘11iriir'irl county,
Ht“ has inn-'11 successful ill disposing
of all the slunliur cases and when the
.r'ourt. had finished with the highway
l'obbtry cases from Greenwich yester-
day morning. it adjourned. by order of
Judge William L. Bennett, until Tucs-
tluy. March :2, “‘liEll the first of the
murder cases will be started.
lie is indicted for
llmrdrr in tile. first, degree by the
stand jul'y'.. it is alleged that he
shot and killed :1 fellow (ouutl'vman
about three months ago in Dorian
face, the court.
iig‘hl. There had been :1.
saloon and the men hull been turned
out. The coustablc' came. and
111th the men.
place after that and the state “I”!
claim that it was piclncditatod and
not at all 111' «mean in self defense.
The. accused will be defended
.lohn (31111110, of South Norwalk. and
Stamford.
witnesses to the shooting it ishardiy
likely that the trial will lust long.
if) The 11111111,- 01‘ lt‘utlu for the accused
recalls one of the most
llt'ltl county.
tie it and lllllO llit‘ crime.
itnpn' 111'1 relations
trill I'OlCHl him to go and stand
beautiful girls hct'td to a
muss. .
lloth man were caught and
v'b'vvl't'st police work in
of lllt t't1ul'.t
«1d to be hung upon
lllt‘
(H0111 ictioll
each other
lures.
tllttl' trouble ill a saloon. -
After the attic has finished
\‘iuctanzo Fuda will '00 the first to
tight in a
sepa-
The shooting took '
by
former Mayor l-iomcr J. Cummings, of
As there were several eyt».1
sensational
murder cases ill the history of Fair-
lt happened eleven years
ago this montll when 11, Stamford man.
then ll‘ll so that :1 train would mall-
'l‘bt1 l'Xll'LItlltlllllll)‘ 111111.111" the crime
was that Fnda suspected his friend of
but by his strong f
b.\ ?
while tilt1 husband literally backed the ‘
shapcless
the, ‘.
t'rilllt- instead to lllt‘lll by some of the
history '
'1‘ boy were both sentenc-
and
paid the 'penalty within two weeks all
Tho offense charged against the F11-
1111. who will face the bar of justice 5 .
this time has no such sensational fea- ‘ '
it looks like a common murder
with
Fuda's case it. will, take up the trials '2
of Joseph M. Zeigleraud Frederick. A. I
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Not Another Like It
‘ HePl‘b.” c.
In Our Broad
, 'W
To give positive home testimony in
every locality is of itself unanswer-
ablc pl'oo‘f of merit;‘bllt when We add
to this the continued endorsement
from [leople‘who testified years ago no
evidence can be stronger. A South
Norwalk citizen gratefully acknow-
ledges the good received from Douu‘s
[Kidney Pills, and when time has test-
. '00 the cure we find the same hearty eu-
dorsemen t with added enthusiasm and
continud praise. Cases of this kind
are plentiful in the work of Doau' s Kid-
ney l’iils, and such a record is
unique in the annals of medicine.
Mrs, John Horst. 70 Spring Street.
South Norwalk. Conn, says: “At in-
telvals for about fottr years. I was an-
noyed by kidney trouble. There were
terrible pains in my hips and l was
subject to headaches anti dizzy spells,
At night i could not sleep bllt tossed
and turned trying to find a comforta-
ble position. My mother had used
lioau's Kidney Pills with such fine re1
suits that she advised me to try them
and l procured a box at Piaitsed‘s drug
store. They helped me from the first
and finally outed 1110.1 have had no
1need of a kidney remedy for a long
Ilime and my advice to anyone afflicted
as l was is to get 001111 a Kidney Pills
and give them a trial. "
F01 sale by all dealers Price 50
cents. I'MOSlel hillburu Co. iluffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the
take no other.
name—Doau's—and
.11--.-fi.
Lee the Danbury men who are indict1
ed for murder ill the second degree
for causing the death of John Smith.
a bartender. It is" intimated that the
trouble between the 111011 grew out of
dii’i‘crcnces in the bartenders’ union.
with prellltiitttlloll and with malice In order to deal with those cases
:1l'()l‘('llltlllglll. Judge Bennett before the court took
The shooting was in broad (my. a recess yesterday ordered an addition.
11‘] panel of‘forty mentor call with the
regular panel of eighteen.
HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE.
Tile above is the name of a German
chemical, which is one of the‘ .many
1' ‘.uublc ingredients of Foley's Kidney
Remedy. Hexalncthylcnetctramine is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as a uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedylis Soon as you notice
any' irregularities, and avoid a serious
malady The Bridge Pharmacy and
F. H Bllxtel‘.‘
Poetical Person—What are the and
11 ares saying?
unmcd Putin and his former friend. 3le Passenger—That} easy! Heave
lmposlnl. led li‘udu‘s wife to a lonely, lll.) beetle up'"V-—Jtid'ge ' ' '
place on the railroad track each of .1 '
l'iasl..Norwulk station and butchered ,
bur with u italt~l111t., Her body was 1
are now in stock and
ready to be turned into
stylish Spring Suits as soon
as your order' 1s received—
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chH was bluegill gun ‘
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in
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tun 11111111011115 rurmd'l ,
Everything for evening ‘
weak—Shirts, Collars Ties,
Gloves. ‘ ?
fins—The river ‘ ‘
increased facilities in Poquonock riv- " "
~ '1 goods or thin—Wool
silk or cotton-if your shen'r' 1's
:1 Wis‘s it will make a clean“ '
‘cut the full 1.1111111 of‘ the' blade
without “chewing” or“ pinch-
i033
Wlss is the standard with
tailors, seamstress‘es and others
who use a pair of shears as a.
working tool. .
Wlss shears and scissors cost.
no more than the avers 0. but
they will stay sharp an stand‘.
m ore h a r d and continuous
work than any other-4n the . ~ '
factory, cutting room or the" ‘
. not find theta satisfactory
' in every waywdihsr vcl‘
best you ‘c‘vVer p‘nI'chas,
you can return game to
our store and we will
cheerfully refund the Ml
amount you paid.
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112 WASHINGTON 31.1....
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" ' O’l-IVa1'a,G Ghiotto‘.
Joseph
Tailor; pldffl't" ,
“'n‘igher'
Trunks and Leather Goods.
,85 Washingtp Street
Soutfi'Nomalk 1'
Dans
TT’NQ
Halter,
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' T? the 135.111 of County commission-
V are or Falrfleld County
.I hereby apply for a transfer of a
license No.2 5“? to sea Splr‘it'uous' and
Intoxicating quuors A'le. Lager Beer. .
Rhine Wine‘ and Older, from Frank C.
Heidel, at 25 Day street, to A. Deces~
' . are and B. K131111111... at the shine place.
- town of Norvvallt.‘ Co
. The proposed
place of business is not located within
200 feet 111' a. direct line of a Church .
Editioe 01' Public School house. or the
premises pertaining thereto, or say
Post; ,Qfllc'e, Public Library or; Ceme-
'te'r‘y.
Dated at Norwalk, this 13th day. of '
February. A. 1)., 19019.
A. DECESAVRE & B. KORPCSO
, ' ‘. . Applicant.
We. the uhtinrsigucd‘ electors and
taxpayers as defined by law of the
"V town' of Norwalk hereby endorse the
application or the ‘a‘bovo named A. De- '
decal 0' and B. K'Opcs'o fol,sucl1‘ license
and _We do savVVera lly certify each for
' 11111131111 that. we are taxpayers owning
real estate situated ill said town of
. ,: NorWa'lk, and that we have not on-
dorsed the application of any other
person 'f0r a 'llc'ense to sell spirituous
a‘nd‘ intoxicating liquors during the
ensuing license year. .
Dated 'at. Norwalk,1his 13th day of
'1 February A. D}. 1900.
David 11.13.111.111: Edward H. Bea-
com.’ Charles U'tzlnger. William J.
l her'eb'y certify that the above nam-
' 'ed calibrators, are electors and taxpay-
are. as defined by lbw of the tb'wn of
Norwalk.and,il1at they have signed
for no other" applicant '
Dated at Norwalk. this 13th ‘tlay of
February. A. 1)..
. ‘ HDRlll'Blt'I‘ R. SMITH. .
fill 20 Town Clerk.
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