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FRIDAY. MARCH 19,1909
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MABONIC' DIRECTORY '
. 1‘ Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, lot and 3d Tuesday of
each month—duly and August 011-
cap ted—at 8 o'.clock All Master
Masons cordially invited Frederick
‘1 3. Lyon, W. M. Roller. M. Wilcox,
co.
‘ Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
‘ Main street, "11 and 41h Tuesdays of
ouch month—dulv and August 9\
= .1 “‘bépted—ntlio'clockf All Rovul Arch
".Mnsons cordially invited. Thaddeus
..‘Guyer. ll 1’. Robcrt M. Wilcox, Sec.
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. Dispatches from Mombasa report
1' 11mm. 32 lions 4 families of glruffos and
.6111 bunch of clcphuuts have boon spot-
1 ted in the zone soon to be visited by.
' Iot'inér President‘iloosevclt.
‘ ...—mum
1111171111101 Mill
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(Continued from first page)
thing of particular moment occurring
In view of the somewhat iivcly times
"of the night before, it was anticipated
.by many that there would be some
tvcloslng time, but there was nothing
doing. even though there wcre several
hundred people in the d001- yards in
Tollcs street. opposite the entrance to
the factory and along the hay and
Elizabeth stloet sidewalks.
. Last evening, a considerable snmllc‘i
number of the employees wnllmd
home, inasmuch as William (l he-
,Couut J1... had {his futber' a big auto-
'mobllc in corri'cc‘ making frequent
trips from the factory with half a
circular more punsengers at a‘ time.
This solstcd the regular limousine
’ z 0 .‘iwv 1
. '. .. ...,
“ill nun lillllil’
people in the street
getting our pictulca flfl the rogue‘u'
luughcd one young lady to 11'
‘intercst.
(3111‘
which the company nccurcd from
n Blidgcport gulogc 11nd bun had in
nctvicc for several wcoks,1 on v motor-
iully. ‘
Especial interest was taken among
those in the vicinity of the fin torv in
the appearance of Arthur Mullnllnliy
illc 1.1.: Fall River huttcr, who luul
hccn rescued the night before in (‘liici‘
of Police William Vollmcr and circuit-
., cd to police headquarters. from whirh
. point he was when in the automobile,
but lust evening he left the inc-tor) in
.thc mnchine.
Among the interested spectators lust
evening was the Rev. Dr. Clllll‘ll‘H S.
Macfarlund. Hodesircd to learn jinn.
what the reported nightly gatherings
were and spent considerable tinn- in
'the vicinity of Day and Toiloc sil‘t'uiti
In company with Soc lotuly .lohn W.
Sculley, of the local cxccutlv.» board
'01: oiilcers.
Of much interest to those along the
181.1 out was tho appearance of Plltllog~
‘rnphcr George S. North in u Illllll
story window of thc Tollcn slrccl null ‘
of tho facton, from which point ho
had a camera trained in the direction
of Day stroct.
a source of much amusement to the
"Look out, they' re
gulletmy'
fllcnd. This and mllnr good natured
lnterchangcs 1vc10 1111111 by the spcctu
torn
Between 5 und 1. o clock. Mayor
Francis I. Burncll drove by the Water
street aide of the factory ncvorol limos.
but did not stop. lic sold this morn-
ing that he saw many people about tho
streets, though ho did not. 1113c any acts
of violence.
DR. MACFARLAND’S iMPRESSiONS
"Believes Relatively Few Were Strlk.
ens—Recommends Clearing
Streets.
The opinion of thc ltcv. Dr. Charles
S. lilnci‘m'lmld. who npcni nboui 1111
hour in the vicinity of the C. (1‘: K.
factory lust evcninlz'nl closing time.
has been looked forward to with lunch
This morning. Dr. Maciar-
land was requested by The Scntincl to
.give his impressions and he nnid:
thing of a similar nature last evening ,
"A request come to me that i should
go'down there with Mr. Sculloy. l W111,
cntircly willing lo do no and l rcmuin-
cd for over 1111 110111. D111 ing the
time that I was there, while them was
11 large crowd, I saw no dinlurbuncc
of any kind. The cr'oud appealed to
of 1111 yklnd. Tho crowd appeared to
me like 0 general gathering of 1-111 [no
lty suckers. I should say that icin-
tivoly few 01' those guthered them
bud anything to do with the strike.
l fuel that it would be the part of wis-
dom, however, to kecp those streeta
This camcrn. was ulso.
entirely clear of the cloud. No good
whatever to Anybody can come from
"llsmdcr. Any disorderly conduct, no
muttcr by .whom committed, 'rciiecta
lpou those who 1m.- 1-1'1111201'111111. It
moms to me it'would be wine to keep
llI pooplo away from the vicinity, ex-
:cntiug possibly some upproprlute com-
mlltcc who would be ‘cntiroly sole.
"1 havc hoped and i still believe that
nu- wogn camera will damn them-
‘selvon in a patient and coll-respecting
way. It in to be hoped that thoue who
qymputhlzo with them will do no in
lury by disorderly expressions of their
'lympatily. So for us last evening was
conccrncd, i now nothing out of the
way. except the gcnrrul inconvenience
11111111011 by so lnrgn n gathering on the
Stl'i'l'l. I trust that tho. pcoplc will
refrain from uuytlllng thut looks like
.1 mob and thut thc purl ion coucurnod
will no entirely MI 10 dccidc lhchc
gruvo questions in n diunlilcd und colt
rpnpoctlng wny."
WHAT CHIEF VOLLMER SAYS.
Does Not Believe Situation in Out oi
His Handc—Dlngrees With 0. a.
K. Company's Claim—Will Try
to Clear Sir-eta Tonight.
Chic! of Police William Vollmcr dis,
agrees with tho Crofut & Knapp Com
puny in ihblr contention that his force
is not taking curo properly ot‘ the. nlté
notion. 'l‘ho lnttcr, he says, is by no
moons out of his hands and says fur-
ordcr, though he cannot see how he
can hoopvpc‘oplc from gathering in the
vicinity if they keep moving and do
1101 stand around on “the sidewalks.
He says, however, he will endeavor to
clcnr tho strccts in the immediate vl~
cinlly or the fuctory thin ovenlng.
which. in tho opinion of the Rev. Dr.
CllurlcsS Muciur.lund lsdcsirnblc
'l‘ he chief nnyu he is having 11 hard
task in getting dcn‘lrnblc inch to not on
special 11111110111119“. Inuit cvonlng.
tllcro were more than n (1021111 omcors
on the 3011, Of this numbcr wurc lwc
dcpuly sheriffs, employed by the. com-
pany. ilurr. of nl1‘irtlcl1l. 11nd Rich, of.
Greenwich. ’i‘hcy spout the most of
their time about. the cntrnucc to the
factory. 'i‘llcy rcfcl'rcd an inqulrcr us
to who hired them to the company
The regular policemen includcd Chic!
\lollmor, Captain W 1%. Pennington
and Smith. Toothlll, Stration and Ray
mood. Among the extras, were Ed
wurd Gulfncy. William Cockcfnr. .lolm
Lyons, Harry Gibson. Michael Gorm-
lcy and Fred Bengor. The latter two
worn in Fire Police uniforms. '
Complaint nun made this morning
by [in oilicor of the company that
looms hud purposely blocked their
automobile last night. People who
witnessed tho occurrence dcclnred that
while tha beams in question were in
the way they did not actually stop.1 ,
The chief suys that if things got
’ URDAY SPECILS
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0813mm with 1 lb. Special Tea. . . . . . . .
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amps withJ/glb. Special Tea.........._25c
10 Stamps Free With Any of Following Articles
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kg MmiarchComStarclr
Extra Stamps with Our Teas and Coffees
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo—Ka Coffee. . .w. . . . .3211"
25 Stamps with 1 lb Mocha and Java Coffee. 30c
20 Stamps with 1 1b. Java and Maracaibo. ‘
...... 251:
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Samoa Coffee... . .2012:
. 60c
. .50c
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GRANULATED SUGAR ............................'.....2olbs.,$1.00; rolbs..5oc; slbs.,25c
DELICIOUS FRESH MADE BUTTER. pound ..... . ....... . , . ....... .. .341:-
OLD MEDAL BUTTER, per pound ..... . ..... ...... ....... . . ............ . .301:
EANSMOKEDSHOULDERS, perpoundu ... ...gc
AIRBANKS’ GOLD DUST, large package . ......... . ......... . ‘ . ....... ‘. . .. L . . . . . . . .191:
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...Ioc zjarAppleJelly...................;..' .‘iac.
.. . . .201: 1 package Monarch Washing Powder... .x‘oc
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Icon, Old Crbw, 0111 Valley, Hunter 01' Green River Whiskies. bottle. .......... .$1.oo
',eCahionuaPortorSherrmee,gallon............. ...... . ......... “$1.00
in?t Old Tolmy, Angelica or Catawba Wines, gallon .. ....... $1 25
geEhret'sFamousBottledBeer,24bottles .$1. 15
' cw Ushers or Dewar’s Scotch Whisky. bottle .1». . .‘ ..... .1.‘ . . .,. . . .1. $1.00
. rant ouch proceedings
. rush into any such proposition head-
«be great.
child that deputy sheriffs would cost
1' about $5 a day for vnlury and 33 more
‘for keeping.
‘g three union men.
Attorney William F‘. 'l‘ummttny, this '
0 sins of Joseph Petpilluo. the Now
[York detective. The ,
'ls preparing for an imposing manifes-
‘tatiou output the criminols. .1
In the meantime there is much 1w-
tivlty at police headquarters horn. .
: Arrests are being outdo o‘v ry day. and
31311011 Oeoia. chief of the cool 11011110., ,1
10‘ carrying: out «will»: Moduli“
‘, 1111110 11911" 1
111 0260 no but,
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1...— -.....
1 very bad he would mm to call on the
sheriff for old, but he Wen not believe
that there has been anything to war-
lons. as the expouuo to the city would
it is figured by the city om-
Wlth A dozen or ilteou
or twenty at this price. they ilguro
2. that the city w uld noon have u bin
' bill on its hand.
il‘hnlr cstlmutc ill
at 1011111 3100 a (lay
Moellor act Punched.
A young man named William Much
‘ lcr, who recently was apprenticed in-
to tho Crofnt and Knapp plant, got
punched last night, at tho corner of
Washington and South Main street.
He‘told Oi’llcer Smith. and wanted the
latter to accompany him about the
streetfifor protection. The oflicer told
him t 9 beat. thing for him to do‘
would be to go home. Chief Vollmer
I was united nbout this case today, and
he stated that according to the infor-
mation given him, Mueller has been
bragging that he could “lick" No or
From Prosecuting
morning. it was learned that 'Mooller
had made no official complaint.
The police understand that Mueller
konws thu name of the man .who
punched him.
1 DANCE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Event at Music Hall Highly [Enjoyable
~Anothor Probably Next Week.‘
Yenterdny afternoon‘s social nt Mll-
sic Hall was a decidely enjoyable ur-
tulr and was attended by several hun-
drcd ladies of tho ’l‘rlmmom' Alli-30! in
lion and frienda. The next evcnl' of
this character is now being nwult1'1l.f
The date huu not bison definitely fixed.
but it is probable that it will no held
next week.
Yesterday ufterhoou there. was an
interesting program of entertainment
in connection with the dancing. Among ,
those wllocung were Manager 'l‘om
Kirby, of the. hull,‘und Robert Kemp.
Calvin Smith recital appropriate
poems of his own, composition nud
Mrs. Patterson recited.“ Music for
dnncing was played by union muni-
clunn who donated their scrvicon und
plnycd for this pastinm until 1:
o'clock. ‘- _ . .
m— ‘
END OF NlNTH WEEK.
Thlnga in Hattlng. situatIOn Tranquil
, and Unchanged.
(Dunbury News.)
Tranquil and unchangod bout ex-
prccuon today" 11 conditions in the but
ting ttc- -.up Today marks another mllc—
stone in what is within a tow dust: of
being the moat prolonged struggle in
the history of the industry. It ends
the ninth week of the ileum.
Questions asked of men in official po- ‘
silicon on each side brought again the
replies that nothing hllil occurred tolu-
dlcute any chaugc in tho altnnlloo.
A meeting 0f the :1 l '5':
the United Ilptiorlr . . ..l ..1 New
York yesterday 111111.11. H C‘onnollny,
secretary of the Makers nunocintlon.
who was in nttcnduncr. relinncd homo
on the midnight train. it was said that
only routine bualncuc portioning 10,1110
uffuirn of the organization was trans-
‘ acted at the meeting.
Nothing furthcl inn; boon board in
this cltv in relation to the service of
papers upon tho officers of tho locnl
tindn organizations in the injunction
proceodingn inulltnlcd in the United
Stains murl in Now .lcrucv in ,wcck
by tho Snntucl Muudhclm Nut“ )1, of
Brooklyn. And it is rcgurdl-d us being
improbable that service wil be made .
here. it is understood hero that Our
time fox service of tho papers witbil
the legal limit has claimed Service is
understood to have: been made upon
some of the national oflicern and upon
oillcors of the local organizations in
New Jersey. but there in no informa-
tion that the papers hove been served
anywhere in Connecticut. ,
, A story about the report of the pro-
posed formation of a new company Ry
Harry W. Hoyt of this city, and t
heirs of the late Michael Measlnger fur
the purpose of resuming business out
side the Manufactures' association
was printed in Norwalk last night.
When asked about the mutter, today.
Mr. Hoyt said that the story was now»
to him and that it was without my
ground.
It wan announced in south Norwalk
yesterda) that in connection with the
American Federation” of Labor assess‘
ment of three cents a Week upon each '
member of its allied organizations, the
South Norwnlk Clgurmakors' union
would contribute $400 to the batters
fund this week. The pickets of‘the
trade reported at the South Norwalk :
headquarters yesterday that the num-
ber of employees, including the chant-
four. who entered the Crofut a. Knapp ‘
factory yasterduy morning was 119.
An Associated Press diaputch from
Trenton. N. J.. this afternoon says:
" “Papers 1001c filed in the court of
chancery today chov‘viug that Vice-
,Ohancellor Howell, at NeWark. yesten .‘
1 day. on application of F. Berg & Com- 0
puny, hat manufacturers of Newark,
granted a rule on the Unlted'liuttera ‘
of North America and would Noaut
pad 17 of that organization to show
cause on March 25 why an injunction
should not be issued against them, to
restrain the defend‘al’ltb from motoring
:the plant of Berg a. painpanym lcket.» ,
in; in the vicinity 6f'tl1c plant or 11
‘any way interfcrlug with the operation
of the duo's business.”
ITALIAN POLICE lNBFFICIENT.
'l'houo in Sicily Md 1191‘ um. short
to Capture Petroui ‘0'. Malcolm:
PALERMO, 111111111119. -Tlte people
of Sicily are becoming aroused at .
What they chamomile to; tho inemc- ‘
fancy of the government and the police 1
in the efforts to run flown the 110308-
on campaign.
He would not 0
’--'1l‘d of 1
. .&
until-o population ,
OUR ADVERTISEMENTS are alwuys filled with GLOWING ATTRACTIONS and
SATURDAY' 13 our “ALWAYS BUSY DA. " After many months‘ of preparation
and careful selection the new goods are ready to exhibit. WE WANT EVERY
WOMAN IN THIS CITY TO SEE. THEM. We' ve made prices for Satur-
day that you cannot possibly resist and, when you look at the
goods, they will make you WONDER HOW IT IS DONE.
An Introduétory Sale of
pring Garments
Women’s Suits
Handsome Striped Panama .Cloth, coats en-
tirely lined with sati11,rlarge pockets. button
trimmed; skirts are sung hip, gored style, pan-
el front. button trimmed. and the colors in-
clude almost every shadc yet brought out. This
Suit IS the greatest value ever shown at $27. 50.
Buy one tomorrow and save $5.00.
' New Wash Goods'
The new Wash Goods are here in all their
glory. A most magnificent showing. N0 pen
can half paint this beauty display. We cordial-
ly invite you tomorrow to see what Dame
Fashion has done for fair woman.
JUST A FEW HINTS.
CREPE PLISSE, a new Washable cloth in
handsome colorings; worth 51:... .15c yd.
"HIMALAYA" Suitingwa 1'0 h Pongee,
0 similar to the famous Rajah Silk, but
only a quarter 0f its price; all the new
shadcs; worth 501:. at. ....... 29c
ENGLISH POPLINS, one of the season' 5
most popular and best selling farbrics.
both threads are memorized, will wash
and come out just as silky as when
new; comes in every color and new
shade. including Taupe. Old Rose, New
Blue. Sapphire, all the shades of Grey.
soft Lavendcrs, dainty Pinks, and all
the more staple colorings; big 50c val-
ue. Saturday . .. . ................ 29c
THE [NEW'IDEAS IN
Jewelry
- Thé much favored Dutch Collar Pins. in all ,
stones and medalion‘ style 501'. value, at. 25c
Regular 101: Beauty Pins. two on a card.
751: Silver Purses. néw frame, Saturday” .49c
Waist Special
Complete stock all new 1909 designs, big
variety, every size; regular $1.00 and
$1.25 Waists. Saturday ..... .. ..
....Lygc
Women’s Suits
A‘ $17. 50
Panama Cloth Suits. Directoire models,
large pocket, trimmed with buttons,
lined with satin: skirts gored flare ..
, styles; Black. Green. Gray, all the new j;
Blues. Taupe, Old Rose and 5011111 Com- ..
bination Stripes. every size; regular
$22.50 value For one day, Saturday $17. 50
HUNDREDS OF YARDStOF NEW
WEAVES IN
Spring Dress Goods
. AT VERY LOW PRICES ..
50oinch Shadow Stripes in a fine Worsted
Suiting. blacl. 1.112 all colors; value
$1.25. at ................... . . . .. .75c yd.
45-inch Striped Satin Cloth, new shades, a
very handsome material, at ..... . .$2.oo yd. .
54-inch Panamas, beautiful finish, black '
only; $1.25 value, at ..... ...$100
45- -inch Mohairs in all colors, the greatest
line 1n this state at ....... . .1. “501: yd.
The New “Standard” Waists
for Women
We are pleased to announce for tomorrow
the display of the new White‘ Lingerie Waists '5
for 1909, and to assure the public of the most ‘
exquisite showing ever made.
9 A FEW OF THE LEADERS:
AT $3 98-—Vcry fine and sheer Waists, dainty
models, long sleeves, handsome lace effects,
fully worth $4. 50. , . , ..
Others at $3.49, $2.98 and $2.50.
New Gloves
#1
'The Spring showing of tho celebrated~
“Kayser” Silk Gloves exceeds all pos—
sible imagination; perfect shades. bank
tiful lustre. and every pair guaran-
teed 50c, 75c, $1.00, $150 .
8
Saturday Iargams in All
Departments
250 Veiling l9c
' Tuxedo Mesh Veilings, all colors and black,
..._.....19c yd.
25c regularly. Saturday”
Women’s 2515‘8plit5Sole.
‘ 5100901821811 '
' Wanien’ s best 250 grade Black Cotton Hose
with Mano split sole, Saturday. . . . . . . . .181:
Limit ‘3 pairs to customer.
19c Women s Embroidered
Collars 12 120-
‘ Ernbroidered Linen Collars, “all sues? reg...
ular 191: 111111 250 value, At . . . y. . . . .. .12%‘c
54251: “Little Beauty” Wants I90 1
ittle Bleauty Waists for Children, all a cs,
regularlybsc. Saturday..........§..zgc
51: (1011111 Supports 2c
Celluloid Collar Supporters, enough for
. two collars; usual 5c value ............20
50c Rompers “37¢
Children’s Chambray Rompers. ages I to 1
6 years; regular sold 50c. Saturday. . . .371:
Basement Bargains
Old 0111.1. Cleanser. chases dimlycleanS.
scours, scrubs and polishes; extra large
package .191:
Rayo Lambs, nick l 01' brand finish, com- ' ‘
plate with shadéf chimney and tripod. $1.19
Large size Chopping Bowls. regular price
39¢ .............q..............-.1.u.210
1‘ [Easter Eggs, big assortment, special Sat.
May 5 andgcea.
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