, “mil in to.
evening when
”173‘”... of?“
ye . a ,
we?” » caliper;
alibi; so.
., ’
,li, of New! Yin-ii. vice
. or a national sooiéty. and
93m»! New crk. secre-
.toI Vibe nails aléscnisty.
asedinner
h.snd William Frederick
, N. J., governor of the
lety of Colonial Wars“.
at.
two courses on ’tbb
”12W veroor he};
an fiey‘ei his side
can 1“ they
“from
“a
awill“ “twat: to
sir is mind died wwiuringa the year.
. Introduced Vice-Governor General
owisnd Poll As the actual head of
e national society. on account of the
- 117 {If the overuor xenersi.
, its“ t the
, or him
‘, , 61"!“ 8 6(lunchticut
the town of Fair-
' mt War
be: induced
erl 93!:
43116 who, like V ce-
1‘ sub ci“ainied
1&1:an ancestors in the Joys of Var"i
moot shit!“ 18:}? pshire. a totally
, which, "it: gullible hat, hag chican-
, 3861191! “so?! 001' or he.
. or tits other om-
‘e g the following oiii
mm to basin
«fl
ty Governor—vised“ Richmond
.61. of. new erd. « 5
lieutenant Govemor—-Arthur Reed
Kimball. of Waterbury.
WMucius Albert Barbour.
Harttord.
9’ ‘ .
sfculard Piscedins
with cne's other beiongla
out in perfect“ art!
"as who “who? ‘
, E ”in .
_ 1
oclock Mgr: mayE' evening
Neocihiiens icr Minsiaisni at 31'1qu 6
Are Oil—"Shhfliml "hem
hm
(Dsnhuri new
The conference bhtwasn the nation
ai executive
the United ii
and advisory boards of ‘
alters of North America ,
sad the nev. John uncanny and the
i: .11"... H. O. Meserve, who acted in the
capacity of intermediaries. which had
been in progress since last Tuesday
“evening for the purpose of consider-
in; propositions tor the local sdiust-
ingot 6f the tieup in the batting in
it came to s conclusion early last
fit was announced early
that tna phone‘s lions had not been so
dl‘h.‘
he national boards and
lotions. so far as the
preposition: that. had been under con
sideration were concerned were off
Tbs pal result of the conference
list!
awaited with intense inter
est not only by those directly con-
nected with the halting industry. but
by the public
in general, and the news
,th‘st negotiations were cit was the
one subject of discussion as soon as it
bedside knoWn.
Nel or tile
nl'snu acturer a
United Hatters nor the
made any detailed
statement today in regard to the con
1‘10 bronco. but
a formal statement. in
which is incorporated the prepositions
presented to
the conference. both or-
i ins! and as amended. was leaned this
Caffernndn by
the clergyman who act
ed as intermediaries in conducting the
negotiations.
in giving out this state-
meut the clergyman said that they
felt that their
connection with the mat-
ter bore a strong relation to the com
munity at huge as well as to the two
old“ to the tronbld ii the hattini in-
“web.
tissue
the terests
a duct beset! 1101."
tgofipsrti a. they id so
disinterested except as
of the community were
eutsdby the floats and that, in
w of the great interest befits non
tested in the
neEOtiations and the m
certainty that existed in regard to the
exact
laid it
it to be9 their
:gatu re
of the propositions that
h under discussion. they felt
duty to make an airplane
lieu of the situation.
The afternoon session of the confer-
ence lasted from 3 o’clock until after
6. when the clergyman left the meet-
big. The In
hoards of the
embers of, the national
United Hatters remain
ed in session until about 7 ociock.
When the mac n: ended John A. Moi
fill. the nations
(”resident announced
that P. H Connolley. secreme of the
local Makers
Association, and ex Sen-
stor nihilism, knsiiey, 0,; Bethel
member} on?" ligand. had
head’s; mtee and
that tuition in awréle‘tlpd lo the
confer}; noewobld hi give‘rn‘ out by
M
«.1
*3
“gr .
“Q .
The spasm shit «out. a 13‘
it? at am‘rm:
. V. as V:' ‘ ;,' '
Dan‘hury. no.1une51909.‘ that
at the, Danhllry and
Dis ‘rlcts: ed «P i ”w
. n y ositon'
r ‘9 by thggnvisory‘, .
attain .of. North . >
1999 was ‘1
To the.
‘Beths‘
th
91:73.:
whi
America: on he 4th ”£1“
inhibition“ til
facturars of-
districts who
uses to
I. of
‘ we” n‘ili‘i‘i‘i‘
H .
accept «res “the
VlProposltiou" as defineth in the follow
, us , . ., . ,
them Capability, speaking for the com-
mit it.“ 1d,
tit had been decided to
big only the. fact that
infirmity: hym ,th in-
misuse est-1M1
e ,eaaiersnce.
_§ g3; at ,.
fines
i
is will be held in the ‘lii ,
_ brsry I. T a out i -
ENTwn I“ have s‘e‘Wi ,
the F911 hers It
“look Monday
the it
of ; laymen.
honestly and"
a
deftdih {strains ms‘nu-
thh’ meow and herbal »
signified their willingw
' tion with t
9' fared by th.
Kennedy ,
this“ As a
b Waa‘
live day's
with the A
are of our
membershi-
to manufsc
111erth list
in he uni
We
the lies. .lc
sslhe Igen,
strike a so
declared cit
bers of the
limits in
the meta
an luv-
the ninety
the by- laws
Manufactur
isased frdm
soclsted Ha
I. it is f
ion label 6
North Ame
pom”. atoms... ino‘
. will his
, aforesaid agreements:
In Any new
undies
, until ,sudb
. under than
-. for the period of ninth“
in and after the led
- lsted lint Mann ’
intention to resign
therein. to be perini
ure and place upon tile
without eontslnlnz were
label
» her agree to lodge with
n D Kennedy just as soon
return to work. after the
as our factories has been
our realmstions as mere
Associst Fist Manatee-
crow, to he delivered to
yj of the isAssociateti‘ list
rs upon t s oxplrstio at
days' noticerodul
If the said Associated i‘fa
rs, billets otreberwige
our obligations to t e As
Manufacturers.
riser sheet that the all
the [lofted Hatters of
ca shsll not he s inbiéet
for arbitrator!
s: The hlls or prices shall remain
the some n
tions can
sforesald a
9. Any '
be put into
ninety-five
and a mid,
amend and
thi such times I
begun to “Soggy”;
remnants.
aw machines which ll‘ihy
use during this perl
ys shill have a Jsir
which shall be taunts
between the play r
and the em loye without interference
by the as
fair weekly
ill with titn
under the a
10. The
rations fin
ll. 11934
the Unite
to carry
we hereby
nature's.
The late
John D. Ken
United list
roosting hel
on Tuesday
eo'clock. Ce
ghy the advi
Hatters of ,
rovers! mes
tad of four
sitlonaas
visory boa
themselves
.15; “$09
V‘ldJ’
be,
We} hdt‘gh
soéistes Ha
carve pre 11:3
sons to th
ers and the .
1. We, 1
8, Manufactur-
3?! ram Manufacturers. .»
isiion snail man, or y
else for the operator up
as a price can be made
ove preposition.
foressé proposition is, to
all three orgsni
hers; makers and trim-
: on the good faith of
alters of North America
' and treat With us reis-
aresble to do no. With-
: liabilities as aforesatd,
spectiveiy place our s 3
Rev. Father
gait! Egg. H. C. D21:
0 D '8 r0
Kdvitory board Patti:
rs of North America it:
in the Grovelnnd Hotel,
u edisries.
evanins‘. June 1st. at 8:811 ‘
in modifications in the ‘
ry board of the United
yi with the manufactur
= manufacturers were 01»
intermediaries to the ad.
,wfildh the latter fobhd
unable to Meant.
e Vundsrsirned Fur idol
tied silos. January
with the understandm
iticn incldes
, 1 present, dig) cultios and
,ntroversy .by arbitration.
l s , itu - b
an! asset . ”or.
said Unitad flat rs
omens constl utio
“Dormer-sins the
x
Shannon‘s" We!!!
ticiis’on account don-ii-
pertaining to the
therein
3:11:38 in all a mefiftgg
‘ trator. in tits big"
~ stint
i“. ..
Writs m“
,thmiflnttod" mom
cries, and the nonempty:
tare Viout 3Vbelns p.231
.htreby respectively pl
th nineties arid utter;
inns extending over a per- ;
Vimy board. the pro ,'
tended; s’ttter a mug: "
will i
rihury between the officials of the Unit
‘1 it.“
'* Thief {'le
' W
”a ‘islnain
‘ 10.1‘1‘16 “are
lastiossg‘
mom.“ in all
the We
Bel
the halts:
Wat“ if)“ filling:
incurring liabilitlsi as oressid. we
oiir signs
titres
maths“ intermediaries fides'ite to explici-
r aspired es
handed to them by 9both bemoan &
controversy, and they r‘emt‘ tbsts
of these districts and so much desired
‘9‘“ by lhém could not be efféhtéd
Signed.
.i. D. KENNEDY.
ii. (LNEBERVE.
TO OPEN SHOPS TUESDAY
statement issued by military Manu-
facturers natures, Afternoon.
”A state ant II by} number of
manursctu rs an clinician their inten-
ties to open their factories; nor" huaiv
it a next Tuesday
ca ved at half past twp “snuff.
tarnoon for publication. is impe-
meat was accompanied by a request for
the explanation that it was understood» E.”
that other manufacturer‘s intend to re
sume'operatioifs in sccordsnée with
UM but were mkslblflé:
We.
partners in time to t{ciiigu the statement
issued today. The renews:
To the Citizen; of Danbury and Par-
dnneulsrl our humor 91! :
sy Incl-hi as. use 8 69
our factbries will be open for business.
{We a now ready to receive twilig-
17 unit Maui
delimit?“ under, which we sb‘a‘it ‘
smiling“
rouge operations will be set forth
pdetail htn‘ni'fay, but they maybe
summarised“ ts hollows: ’
A—They establish equity between
employer and employed, assuring fair
consideration of the rights and claims
of each.
B—‘l‘hey secure permanently to em-
ployes every benefit which could be
gained by them temporarily in any
other way. " "
C—They will enable these Dduhury
manufacturers to gain for the benefit
of their employee. their other towns-
men and themselves a larger sharein
that buslnbes which is, rapidly been
taken away mm Danbury under ro-
,ce‘ltiltl traditions g; clélppleq competition
w actor as o town.” ,
‘ a A. MALlAgtY a done. iNC.
HAWKS. "VON GAL. i310-
’ JOHN W. GREEN a SONS. iNC.
BETHEL MFG.00
THE CONNETT HAT 00.
so. in... ..
MILLARD HAT CO.
3-. «301m & CO
figfi‘i‘w HAT CO.
6 union OfficialsI Turn Down Plan of
bottle a t JPN robbed by Gist-gyms".-
belly 31's Record. )-,-,~i,t was said on
.mst'urd‘ay hat the conference at Dan
Gd, Ha tiers and the lbo‘si- clergymhn.
Which endeavored to settle on plan
.of ending the strike so far as
iDsnnury luterpsta.
lisrrivihg at anythifl‘ghlte in
iwsy or a means piligfnnri snows
iceasatibn of the long tieup he minls~
tors were said to he very sanguine of
the proposition which they suboiltted
but the
vorsbly.
tary of the Un-
be red in New York
the can,
ream" * 1’31; heparin;
detained“? ligament on the meeting or
II" _
prcpbfs’itiou submitted by he
clergyman“, wits that the strikers, return
no revel-tier a period of ninety We
ffim‘ arbitration of the points in
e. The suggestion Wall limit
this“ to run the factories as open
“Jesus. during the period or arbitration; ,
but this is the point on which the
manufacturers and the union were
Iéiudloclted before.
Admitting that the situation of the
United Hatters is notions. Martin Law
Lior has made another so at for the
jessiatanoe of organised la. stlor
dosing? that the hat manufacturers
norlo of all bodies opposed
“d" 31...... e
m
The” the first"3 tithh, ”‘5... gift)“ is to“
, ”1 which may be:
«1:,‘Vegetsne comp"
, to carry out and treat with as relative : '
' to the matters hsrein stated inst as
soon II we are sbis to do so without .
settlement so necessary to the welfare ‘
the. silver its is need i)
- by seeing!
tho
have to
hospital
, u 1 tics. .but
m .
Gardiner,
No woman should submit to Is our;
. cal operation, which may mean den
until she has pineal. D Plukham'sr
i Ve table Gem made ext: luaiva.
-m .‘ fair trial;
1' , , ,- , s for women
I m . 5 , provsdte be the
.‘ mos : bid and renewer of
be 6 “in! tfi
""‘v‘rmma‘s'lm‘é‘ 3. Lu‘nd.
I’m I 8 0
Wm mammrsdi
Iteum
female health. if on
are r. as
”WW on»:
tam. at you. zit-3..
Will Mm W writs
harlot-advice. Heradvicoisfree.
wows helpmi. ,
, advisability of leaving the oyster bide
, Now
the matter seematdommmaieti, Lewis
V '~ stock of the company. This was decid-
e held in New
. carrier was damage:
lid had
. N. y. fining Gsssttel
The town trustees met in Grem-
port L. i. on May 1!, to consider the
is ”struck Creek. There as about
thll‘ty Acres of beds in‘ the hsrhor.
They are said to he the best in the
Unite States. F‘i‘ederlck 1.. iaewis of
flour wsma to lent! the bids
‘for thsi purpoeslof, m“,m$‘ omyahtiera
grown n Po 0 w l a
tuck resilieoa1 med e village
people to have it for themselves. As
withdrew his application, and the town
trustees will not like the beds for
the present.
The Ameilcan Oyster Company. of
Providence, it. i. has declared a divi-
dend of ten, per cent. on the capital
ed upon at a meeting at the directors
venon May 26, when
the following officers were chosen:
mum a 1. names. president: as
Roman, vice-president; B. M fimlth,
secretary, and L iii. Marsh treasurer.
The value of the Vac~Tac oyster
that Mon-
day in Baltimore,1iz$i'iltsmH-ey
aer opened one of the pa llagés Wbidb
‘been sent twin the Merrill?!
ind Oyster company New York,
ay 17. At the time the carrier
was full (if oysters and when sealed
the temperature of the package regis-
tered 46 degrees. The With?» reached
the Eutaw House.in timore, on
Tuesday and r ined te ert until the
following Mona when it was car-
iadto Willi iiiiamfl Homer's establish
£2111in Heyser is president of the
lifts ré Oyster Puckers' Associa-
tion. hen o ened in the presence of
Thomas c. Mushy representative of
the Vacuum insulating Company. the
tempers've or the oysters was found
to be 46 degrees. Not a fraction old
degree had been lost or shined dur us
the week.
The storm of the latter part of ia'st
week did little damagato tothe oy-
reports of planters who have some so
investigation. 0n the south shore of
long island according to reports that
water beds.
ion lot Ev‘dence
i
in the federal building, New Haven.
for making counterfeit money. trnck~.
men were unloading a carload of n
so. machinery and other psrsphernaa la
seised a week ago In s farmhouse in
Wilton, Conn. where the counterfeit
are use theirhpllnl All the equipment
was gent to
the case. The machinery was too
,Servloe hats.
men any ill is the owner 0f the
come on (if
for
secret service men rail a “95 plant "
bil s and and also made silver coin.
instead of lead or some other compost
counterfeitérs used as highs
the government
in melting good so u
out the. coins in dies with heavy press
“Contain William J. Flynn, the head
shade the raid, testified before the
commissioner and showed samples of.
the bad money they confiscated in the
Wilton d n.
The secret service men had
claw as to what was going on there
one of the members of the
counterfe tiug' gang carry bundles or
high grade bond paper to the place
This was. it appears, used in the anal:
ing of the papei- money .
Secret Serv ce Agent iienry testified
that he was watching the counterfeit-
weeks getting evident:
lepiaoe and the to
buss through ileld sis min
er house halt a‘inile awe y. "When
ht that all the sun's were in the
the telegraphed to captain Flynn
and the head of the mast service
He watched
the fir
“to force with button dosen agents from
the New York sales. west to Wilton
swooabdd , soon tit
and made - fly 28. ,,
After examining the two secret see
:3: agents. commissioner Wright
on
his battery divided
. i were purri-
Presses and Dice Brought From WIL
While six men were being arraigned
before United States Commissioner
William A. Wright, Satin-day morning.
ew Haven as exhibits in
heavy to be taken up in the elevator
g, of the federal building. The raid was
one of the biggest ever made in Con .
necticat by the United States Secret '
' The prisonlirs arraigned were Rocco , .
Figioulo. Michael Amico, Caesar Man , , ,. . ,
dra AntonioToscs. Giuseppe Femiil 3 . .
and Philip Horie. The secret service ‘
d that the others work ; ,
h.im its is the owner of several =
pieces Of propcity in Hester and Mott ‘
street New York city. The counter- ,,
felting plant in Wilton is what the em “‘51
t is it turned out had five dollar 1.
lieu of metal as used by others these I“.
grade of
They stamped ‘
g the secret service amortisation in ‘
ew York With five other agents. who ‘
Ca plain, Flynn said thatrthe noun “ A ,‘
forfeiting- plant. had just commenced , " ‘
operations when the gang was nipped. . . ‘
watchfhg,the place and obtained a ‘
snot flotuit oyster.
yal Horse
over. Most. of the New, York com-
ing the work of plsntlas.
devoted almost one mantle to person
any supervising the ‘piintins of seed.
From‘ Newiiawehfieoan; the com
the common
about 100.
tier Ha
ii hns'holl.‘ The Mainln
bushels in the lot.
have shifted at medium. 1.. In,
now have ready ibr market me: set:
shock is noinfiWW
L I to Princes any. the his
amounts ii-
ster beds iii Princes any, Abdominito .i
have rreached new York: there has ”“r‘
been more or less damage to sham ‘
Within the next ten days or two
weeks the planting season viii be
panics which own beds are complet-
Alexander c. l‘easei; president of
the AIxsnder mar Manny, has
pony has moved about ”.000 bubbels
to Far Rockawsy. The seed beds of
at New Haven contain
Company is planting so
When fifteen and twenty: thousand
bushels of oysters at Great Kills. The
companyts bed cl five your old oysters
has been said. There were about asst)
The J. a J. W. Ellsworth Company
and
one while “ammonium t‘s oy:
r cans mien
M
continuation sittiie
even for a limited
wooden
cried
tub.
It
if
has
practically been libel ed that the use
of tube containing ice will be per-
mitted it artificial ice is used. Whether
or not these tubs wil
to the ten states in
i be admitted in-
lhe west which
declared against oysters and ice in the
same recept
is another question.
The wastdrn good on missioners
if
at all obi-taunt, Inns recognise the
decision of the secretary of agricul-
We Through Dr. WBigelow Dr. Stiles
and others. thé statement has repeat
edly been made that
the only danger
of contamination to oysters is from
natural ice. The rem
y is simply to
use artificiali ice InaVV e in your own
plant.
schools must be his
passed last evening
oral. Dre insult J.
JAbbott n delegat
board that there is
pil‘biic sell
in now part
indispensibie in this
had teeth. He Idlind
personal remunerefm?
newts-ray it: scrip
, .,
Waterbury to 'i'aits Up Idsttsr of Car-
lug (6r Children? Teeth.
EVGry boy or 11131 in the public
or.her own den-
list to an extent. beginning with the
Neptslnber term according to a vote
by the board of
education says the Waterbury Demo
be'nn'd Edmund
, from the Wa-
tei'biil’y Dentin! WHY, Billed to the
nothing in the
world that in rooms education as
bad" teeth. Dr.- lithe stated further-
more that 631’: insect dentistry in the
“it“ in
withe' regular- study al
most all over Europe and Greet Brit~
sin, and is coming to he remained as
Germany and
country with the
th‘t the id at
to any mom
of the Watfii‘birry Dental Society was
The dual!
has, or. twelvs’ soars
., furnish a cabinet in aselrsciioofam a
portable choir which could be convey-
_ cam-cm one school‘ buildtng to answer
if... tithe cabinet were
by the city. which the cramm-
dentist would an not suit give to
£001.?sntitz pm: thick ‘3: 6668:12ng
t twent dump b
'1 is?” ..
up In
‘L. last a" ing, in?" n this:
.enough to sell. Mr. Thompibnu' decid-
led to hold them or until full.
0.1911“. highly“ -.,I. have?
l , , 9
iii“ “ii I Threaten 31th“
.15.
on u ml the “lottery Will-open
in ends: to supply the oyster-Ines
panel a
fiend
115%: by? .
mi
disease
not: thought: of. Ind and he considers-
tlon in preparing this statement for
. thebosrd The idea was to be this:
:teetb‘ would be examined
was o. you. until the pupil nachos
The city: “8 to
to be cards. fur-
' the pupil suffering with poor teeth to
Whom in my parents With direc-
tion how the ailment should be ahead-
«to.
The cards would have printed
instruciimslor on “rails and pupils.
showing how. to candor the teeth.
fro} The doctor read armrest length, miter
whichllis shied thht the outnt wuuld
. ’ (tubule dW'MJZOO. . The finest
Willa, would In
would consist of i
on motion of WW
the gators. m
and estda‘rlo.
oner Bailey. it
was voted that the proper minutes
be. instructed to inhumarste a‘ course or
study in the cat-mend: preservation of
sets, a first i
ishort in the
in: cannery. in
resection:
with the fall WW members of
Etna dentai' society will distflbutebe
tween them tum: or the entire.
II‘VIDIHI‘
(261% is in the extreme southwes ‘ 6 5‘9 W
part of the town of Biro-table Mass...
the lower part held on the shore of
Vineyard Sound, wh lo the rest of the
adoring shares or in
h chit derives item
vi 1 it a‘lo h
ers’ den in Wilton for nearly two ‘bo ”“6 a bill tell it: the at) land ,-
This is the. some of the celebrated «is 6!”
Willa
ttom of the 3
;river is already paved w in thousands ,
‘dt bushels or seed pp sup y
inland tor the
Tiler mama sthr
were the sever
concise grenade
Inland '
channel llamas the
intern of obliges“ 5W. seems an
done without cost
Norwalk Chronicler