.
' unit Horace ll. Nash.
, it you hails cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy, ‘
OUR HOME MADE .WEETS
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways trash and enticing.
F. ALANE
Tal. 409. 51 Washington 8t.
1 iclxltws
svsamc acoustic? rumour
cALLs
Al-
lz-z—Nawa Dapartmant
az-s—Buslnssa Daparttnsnt
dim—Brannon". Norwalk
sso ~ldltor9s'ltosldsnoa
729le Editor's Raaidanoa
wna'rnnn rumour.”
m...
For Norwalk anti vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday; modcrato to
brisk west winds. ,Plcauant wnatltcr
prevails this morning cast of the
Rodly Mountains, with temperatures
below {rooming in all the nortbcrn acc-
tions. Light snow has i'nilon during
the past 24 hours in the eastern por-
tions of the bake region and the north-
ern portions of New England. A dis-
turbance is developing in Wcstorn
Texas.
W
WEATHER A VEAB AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, :l-l; high. it.
Cloud. '
it you want a white potiicoot at an
cxcoptionally low" pricc road the adv.
of the l). M. itcud Company.
If you want. a mi root loader anti
cannot decide ch in tho boat. con-
Soc adv. in lo-
day'u isauc.
The spring stool: or ovcrcoats are
now rondy tor yodr impaction at llog«
or and Stevens, The, Adv. will loll
you about theni.’ ‘
(lottrt Edmonde DeAn'ilcla, hold it
rcgular meeting last night at Forcin-
oru' Hall in Railroad aronuc, and lul-
tiatcd one candidate. '
..........._....
It you want to know what the mystic
leticrsl). I). M. stand for road the
adv. on the eighth pogo. about the
ircuuurc in Norwullt.
Mrs. Lydia M. Plnkhnm. who was
opcralcd on lat-it wcolt at tho Norwalk
Hospital, is i‘cportml this afternoon
as rusting vcry comfortably.
- ’l‘hi‘ ncxt iilrm'iory of tho Soutlwt‘u
Now England ’l‘clophonc (to. 200:: in
pin-w on March ill. Anyooc desiring
sort ice must. make application at once
in ordcr to insurc thclr numi- appcnr~
log in this lsouo.
it you want u very ctunplotc line of
black good to Hclccl your now frock
irotn you will find such a slot-it at 'l‘rla-
trout it.» llyatt's. ’l‘hc adv, will giro
you prlccu.
When you arc buying ground ict-d
hc from Minaouri and biotic tho flfllt‘il-
than uhow you what you urc buying.
That in tho ndrlcc oi Mauucl ’i‘. llatch
glvca in his adv. today.
(‘iirporailon (lotlnncl .lohn Kcoith
wound around tho chairs to city om.
vials and othcru lam cvoulitg at tho
coundil moi-ting. in honor or tho urrlvi
til rcccutly at his boom of a unit and
ltclr.
tlri-cu lit onc at tho colors which you
will had in nvi-ry tit-cult fabric utudc
this lilil‘lllK. You will find ii iii llic
lanai oxponslrc oi the rcady~lnadc
drcuaca an quickly us in tho cult-italic
aillt onon.
Mu
'i‘hontuu Goodwin watt placi-il lllllll‘l‘
tirrcut luat'uliiht on a thumb that ho
was disturbing ihi- uorvlrc ut tin-
liighthouac Mission on “11' Washing-
ton siroct hrlduo. t‘loitdwlh cluiiucd
that lit‘ wan jlliii singing but it wait in-
itlaiod N l ho lllldtl‘lill citurt to ill‘i'ilit
ll|i ihchtvrvlrc. lliu l'iiiit‘ will ho
broimh to tho nitration of .lutlioI .lov
itt'lill ll. Taylor this allot-noon at. it
o'clock.
TAKES EIBUI WI 0“. BHERER.
Ons omclal lays accord Shows Ha
Was Sworn in in January. 1902.
boom has boon tilltcn with lir. il. (l.
t-iltm-ur rewarding his illuminant that
ho Willi nwmn into cities first in No—
vomhnr. Iliozland ro ppoiuiud tor [our
your» in iiiiltl. morally holding that
ill“ tcrtn oi’ olilcn dooa not uxpirc uu~
iii November. liilti.
A city ni‘lichil statod today that lit:
has nxumlnod tlio ltnalth hoard record»
and that. thny show that lit. liltnrnr
wait sworn in during January, 1002.
Mcanwhiio the public has not out.
boon deiinitcly alvnn to undnraiaud
whothor Dr. Httcrnr hi silil health oili-
ciir or Whether Dr. ll. ii. Want is. it
iii not unlikely that tho public will in-
siat on knowing which to consider tho
health onloor.
W "SYRUP
White Pine and Tar
WILL RELIIV! YOUR COLD
WoncPcwcll Corporation,
H St. Patrick and Editor Pntll Cards
. n00» 00mins
' . flotation: tow
Million 8: GOLDEN
All kinds at insurance-winning Fina.
Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bond-i. Burglary and Accl-
dent insurance.
74 mailman-on srnnar, ’scprn
‘ "P'Wldbuonuu
rue Papplc. Attention!
Our Iron Pills Make
' Ruddy Cheeks
You ncod the best iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Redmond. ‘
F. H. BAXTER. Draught
...._. woman's
Launch Works
Boat Frames sat up and may to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches at all sisal built to Ordar
by competent workman.
OyatchhebPoinLNor-walh
A. J. Hand & Company
ElEilllliil ElllililEElii illll
illillliillllii
JOIIINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'a Tantra Building. loath Noa-
walk. Conn. Phona 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
' Wagon
will clean your llOliht‘, in the boat polo
allilo mothod. Satisfaction guaran-
iocd. Reasonable rulca. Phone 477.
or send postal and got ostimatc.
" CHAS. H. DOWNES
D Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
iiilllllllllll ill liliilll
EliR Elli. Jillli illllllil
Has Been Ordered to Report to
Sherid’s Jury in New York at
instigation oi the Deiendent
NEW YORK. March ii. A volumin-
sion ill lunacy has hccn ordcrctl to fl"
port to a altcriif's jury on the sanity
oi Mrs, Julia Morris Watt (‘urtltut
who tnhoriioti a lunar part of ”iv
850,000,000 cuiiito of hot“ aunt. Minn
l’lnitucy. ttho owtu-d tho \\‘ati form
in lltirlcm. itou lmlnonacly \aiualtli'
city propot‘i). t-lho ulsu owns propor-
ty in Filll‘lli'ltl. t‘ottn.. witcrc ultc llvcti
for muuc yours.
hit-u. ('urtiiot was adjudgcd inccntpo
lcttt in thc t‘unuccticiil cottrla by roar
uon oi hilt-gnu illictitlu-rmtri-, hut lillti
ulticc iwcn NEEDWNE lo lnkc up hot
rcaldcncv tn Ncw York h‘hn- non
t‘oltlcntls that alto in rccotort-il trout
licr lilit'ili'il ilitciitpomncc and ll: cunt
pctclit to llultiugc hcr nun affairs it
was at hcr instigation ihui llli‘ t'iilllllilh-
atoll won appoinlrd.
lllilliiiltli’iilt'l‘. March s Thu t-c«
ccnirlrltli-u or Mrs t‘urtis-t how lwvn
a "tailor or t‘iillillltill aimip in this t'lljt'
and l~'uli‘ilcld tor thc punt tcti )I'iti‘h ni'
morn, (losnlp Milli that lilic lut.l ttuitty
it wild t‘ill‘lilihlll at hcr hoiuc at Saxon
Hill. and that it was llllltiirihiltlt‘ ior itcr
to lit-op ltcr warrants. Shc “ilti tho
hunt B|i|'nlll'r oi mutiny thitl I'H’l' liti-d
itt l"l|lrlll‘ltl. and It can hcr lusuur ct
lrit\’il|.',illl(‘t‘ri tlml ion-oil hi-r mm to Him
action against him motht-r and how .i
coituct'\‘alor iippitllltcii int-r lit‘l‘ and to
I‘l'iill'lilli Eli‘l‘ in hot I'\|lttllllllill'i‘h. no
that ho and his sluicru would not in-
l’l‘tllil'l'll lo licupury. Sonic “l ”W
li‘atimon) that was lli‘lil‘il by .ltttluc
Noiihu was ottllc startling 'l'itv it‘l-lllll
ol thc hilarious was that i‘illlMl'l‘Hiitli‘b
“i‘l't‘ appoltiicti. .ittilgc llttttitu oi l"u|r
lit'iilI hclnlz our of thotu
Allowed to Liva in Now York.
Mrs. t‘uilluu cituilod mituc oiil'liiltll'
Witch hlli‘ i-nt-itpt-il from Mr llll'ihlltl‘v
lion oi tiic i‘ouucciirut coin-tn In hm
ing but till'iilli yacht mow up our plaid
and anchor oft iii-r homo ni Haaco Ilill.
iilltl alto wan talicu aboard, It WM
t-illnit' ilmc lmlorc hi-r t'liliitt‘i‘Hliiilil
found but iluiilll. hut in doing It iliuy
lutil lo conccili- many things to hot
Ulii‘ wait that tilti- Willi tiilouml to llvo
at hot homo in Now Yorlt. llul iitoro
alto had to on wutrhi-il Aliltouuii
alto lmtl tli‘i'i‘ylllllm that Willi uocouaui‘i’
for tho cutulori of u wmuun or hcr
tiwituu at hot own Eltliiiii'. with u rotiiitic
oi rwt'tituta, i'illl' would utitldotily louvn
and hlrc Mpcuuiro upiiriiucntu at ”W
Piano and othcr cxpntttilvn Now York
bolt-ht, amt rtttt up i‘iitii‘llllillil hills. not
only with hotolu. lull with mllliuorii
tint] ill'ilrlttllliiliill'il. t-lltc wotiid ol'lctt
buy an i-vipi-tiiiivo hat and ili‘i'i'l‘ want
it. At non of tho hnarlnuu tthc nliilli'
tho ulntrntout that a woman or wvnlth
had to litc tip in hcr rcptitutlou and
said ultc tiucd Willi a day "plu mount."
W
it you want u trunk. itilli ratio or any-
thhiu in that lion call and look ovor
.lottoph l‘invia' coinploio stock,
”wiiililléfirw
810000 8008
10“ II
M
‘ COLEMAN’S
NIWU ITOII
10 North Main it. loath Nat-wall:
A fit lai- A. O. Ipsidiag’a
OI WAOMGTON IT.
Wct‘wrlta this insurance. ‘Qall us up 4
. coats you. willigspreiy enjoy.
14 80. Main St.
So. Norwalk.
,. , You’ll he (had to Set
Thera’s a refreshing bracrimrss about thesis new Over.
want'you to data them. Anothcr reason is. they're the
smartest examples of our kind of dressy clothca you have
thus far seen. and that's no mistake; you hear them talked
about tip—town and down-town.
Plain and fancy grays in many beautiful weaves and
shades, in rough and finished fabrics. with style and lit and
richness most unusual at our modest prices-—
$10 to $50
Spring Suits are coming in daily. and Most of the
Spring Hats and Furnishings for Easter are here now.
Come and enjoy the Spring show.
‘ That’s one round why we
amount, at grain.
lionnlc ilontc Urouhd Food.
0 l
Propriatcr
bonnie lloraa Food
llnnnic Dairy Feed
lionnln Poultry Food
Bonnier Stork Filed
Bonnie Scratching M
Bonnin Little Chick Food
A Larga variety a! Chain 'attarns
Opposite Hotsl
Jackson’s Photographs
Combine tbs Pinast Material with years at Study and lxpcrlanca.
RESULT:
A Pleasing. Parmanant Photograph. Call and 80a Our Naw tampias.
w! ‘00 maroon. . .
Pictursa and Let Us Suggsai a Propar Prams.
Jackson’s Studio
DON’TS
litiN‘l‘ tuitc ll aalcatuan's word for what it. in n iciul.‘ hinkc liitu
ittiliili'fltt‘ it and uhliu‘ you ouch inurmiicnt;
ihcu hgtiri' out tho
Your hora» hoods about ill": pcr rout. of grain in it
ground food. and it should he or tho brat,
You‘ll got it it you buy
.L l tha’.umn
Quality First. Last and All tits Tuna.
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
and Pricas to luit. Bring Your
NORWALK. CONN.
m
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E
Tl WASHINGTON STREET
W‘VJ
Til. l 3'
In Doors or Out of Doors
with up-to-data appliancaa and many yaara of upsrtanca. tits but at
Photographs ara secured in any mailm- by
G. 8. North, Photographer
I
a
\ u
SOUTH NORWALK
.1. . ~.
in your new home use but water or steam heat. ‘
and gives more satisfactory results. Speedy [an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
scorn NORWALK. CONN.
ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
ARGAND BOILERS
nan Haddlas.
shall. Lobstars.
TELEPHONE 108.
“at,
"out "mu tutti
WALL ti'l‘ltiilic’l‘. 10:10 a. townhou-
lng dealings in stcolia worn vory an.
tlvu. but. tho prlco chanson worn nan
row and mixod. illontu ot yostorday's
aironaost Matures. amount than: U. 8.
Sinai. fell back on realising. N. Y.
Contra] was conspicuous with an op-
ening sale at 8.500 shat-us at 190 and
til it last night. hock island phi.
Burn" and touting Goods
. mm. ”mm “and“... W... manammmw
uckWShad, 16c
Ohad loss. 30¢ pair: has Jack bind. (to and 400 sash: Inuit Jacks, lo
and 200 unit. lpanlsh Macitaral. lta alt Cod, Flatilsii. Harring. Small. Fin-
Rocitaway Long Clams. opanad. 400 qt.
ranted dry. Onauport Oystars, Oysts rs. Long and Hound Clams in tits
Cutbill’s . Bridge Fish Market.
"“ stigma-mun? in.
road 1 and Northwsstara and interim.
‘~—.—
.. w... M. . M a
It is cheaper to run
A—._~.
. v. .. .. .0...»
lb.
saa lsoallopa. wart
FREE DELIVERY.
' m prices fell back.
51' coarniai
.. ”ml—MWWwwwwnw
above yesterday's final prions. and U.
. .0. W01 made up its loan. The general
"“fliat, however, shouted heavineaa
. .apnts. Pacific lliitll unload a points. ,
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-~8i. Paul. ‘
in which the movement had been nar-
row for a. long time, was lifted into
prominence. large purchases running
it up two points. High prices. were
maria for some other of the standard
. ., its, United States Stool touchin:
« ‘3 ‘7-8. Realizing halos were moaned ’
l
. "airtime
tii liA'l‘ iiid' than
(Continued groin First lipid.)
rm. 0! Bridgndprt, “anionic counsel
. for D. E. lmwcfi (30.. that tho plain-
tlii in the colehratcd Dnnbury Hattdra‘ .
0ch had no «loath: to get "blond mon-
oy" from the (informants convicted oi
conspiracy. and that he would be will,
in;’ to accept a fair compensation for
actual damages sustained and for costs
connected with the trial, the Hattera'
caao was recruited yesterday baton
Judge James P. Plait in the United
states circuit court. on a motion by
tho dolendanta to have the verdict of
$228,000 (or the piaintlit set aside on
the ground that it was caccaalvo.
The motion was presented by John
K. Bout-h, of New Haven, one or the
hour lawyers. who conducted thi- dc-
tonaa or the cairn. Mr. Roach alleged
that the verdict waa oxcosnlva, be.
cause tho loss of hardness which the
plaintiitti unstained was not owltig on-
tiraly to the action of the defendants.
but also to tho increased cont oi ina-
torlal. which had advanced 81 per (lent.
within four yours iront lllilil to, 1903.
and tho coat of labor had increased
very materially.
.lniigo Plait said he was iron to say
that he was somewhat surprised at the
amount at tho rordlct, but he had no
million to changc bin mind all to tho.
Justlco of it. He said turthnr that it
tho plaluiiii'a «mount and tho union.
daut'a could act togcthm- on an agrco
meat for n untitlonwni on it smaller
aunt than that allowed by Hip vurdlct
that ho would rivoperuin with them,
othcrwino tho vordlct would stand and
ho would int n night-r court axe-rcinc
lla wisdom in tho mattcr.
Thu court inoulrud what amount
votinacl for tho plaintii’iu would charge
for their ncrvlrca. Mr. Merritt turned
to Mr, ihivcnzmrt. chit-t counscl in tho
ratio. who cltcd a ir-w Ollilt‘. including
iihc whorv counaci had lit‘i-‘li nilovrml
32.500 in a cast» in tho linilcd i-ltatctt
circuit court at Atlanta, (la. in which
ihc verdict was but for 8300. How.
cvor. he sat ch» ilgurc at 80.000 tor
logal survives tor himsclt and Mr.
Murrlii in the rose.
Thai-c was no oblctrtion on tho part
or lilo court or tho lawyers on the
other rido to tho amount named.
Jillian Hall thou sugar-stud that the
inwycru router with oar-it oilwr its to
what amounts worn to bo allowcd tor
WIllifilin‘ii. dcptraltlonu. wart-lint:
charger and other noccsaary clpt‘naoa,
conicrrina with I". Hart-in, clerk of
tho mart. in wizard to lilo matter and
reporting to hint tho amount narocd
upon for actual (isolation. and he
would approve oi their drilling. lic
said HIP”) was no hood {or basic in
tho matter and tin would be in rcadi‘
nulls to art on thclr finding vrbvn an
agrwvnwnt was rcachcd.
Mr. linwnpori said ihcrc wait no
rortalnly just whorl on agrccmcnl
could ho rcnchid, nit tlwrc was in anal
runs: of figures to EH‘ tattoo into con-
nidcration. Thorn was a spirit of corn
olllatlon oritihltod ltctwm-n the coun-
aol on both silica. and tho ntutomcnt
that Mr. incur was not looking for
blood inoncy oat. tnkru mi an indica-
tion that ho was antludcd with tho
Vindication which tho wrdlrt oi lbc
Jury ant-c him
Tho prot‘mdlnaa Wt’i'i‘ cntircly do
void of hiitcrncaa on both silica and
thorn war on appnront intent to ar»
riw at a fair wttlentont oi the dam
aim without Itrunnion tho ndvantaxn
which tho would in favor of tho
plaintiif aitordcd.
Judai- l'lait'a rccotnntcndntlon for n
t'iiliii‘l‘l‘llt‘i‘ wan nrcnptcd and when—
cvur llti- lnttycru shall apron upon
aolno amount oi dalnaaca the court
will bc road) to pans upon it.
Tltoao pooplc who lokc about suitra‘
pcttca.“ said Mr. hint-ktnn‘a wiic.
“.lonl‘ know what thcy are talking
about."
"'l'hut‘u rixhi." nnswcrcd hcr
hand. “.‘liiyhody with it roal
italic in thc family know»
loht~."~ ~Wnuhinqton Star.
hurt
llama
it ‘a no
in l,
A
Sate Deposit Box
in tho only tiara plucv
ior your vaiuuhlca. and
also the moat couvcn»
icnl,
Thc riait to your viii-
nahlnii itt homo ironl
ilro and burglars hi
great.
The coat to hava
thorn trait! is amallw
tour dollars a your.
an nouptm roonut
have luai boon untapped
for your convenience at .
tho
South Norwaik
Trust Co. ‘
sun.
larsc. trad
tlcna. .
Want. srumrr, ii a. m.-~An uni
curtain ions at tho opening was fob
lowud by a general dotrllnu. tho hoary
mailslna in ii. ll. dtrnl. holding and
Amlnmatnd Copbt'r having a tin-
pressing cttnct. hcndin . Rock la-
iand and Amalgamated poor warn
forced a point below ycatsrday‘a clos-
ing and linthishani Stout and liloaa
shaman drool lid. ll. ll. stool sold
down to 87K. hater there was a com
aiderablo rooovnry. New lint-it Catli-
trai extended ltii «in to xiii; Marlin
and Union Paula said asarlr a
antiwar
Savings Society
localisation tan
Daposlia over $3,775,000
auras iii. quorum
limit. A. ocular iim
“ ions of tho many tradoa involvad in
rmuwfiwsm
w: 1 ’
‘22.00
"Our Spring son
Dcrby Hats Are In-
Nliui colors and Sums.
p.00 32.00 32.
UITS t0 MEASURE
HUNDREDS OF SAMPLES FOR YOU TO SELECT FROM
i i _
and;
comp lunar war
0*»
and Up
W
in Will uttittit ill
Elli Pilillllill’illi tutti
Unltod Business lion’s Associa-
tion Trying to Settle Trouble
l’llllADElJ’iilA, March 8.-All
Philadelphia hopes that tho citywide-
movement hogan yesterday by theUnlt-
0d Busineaa Men's Association to
bring 10 a quick and tho labor conflict
that has kcpt the "City oi Brotherly
Love" in a turmoil tor moro than two
wot-kit will meet with more success
than tho ciiort made last wool: by the
some body ot men. This organization
auiwd the i’hlladclphia Rapid Transit
t‘otnpany and Mayor Rayburn lo arbi-
iratc tho tiltiarnace existing bettvccn
the company and the men. but was
xlvon nu aatlsiactlon. Now this as-
am‘lstlon, which includes practically
«wry buainoau man of any standing
in l’hlindclphla. will column has move-
nivni by taking in uthcr organisations
that stand for tho progrcsa of l’hlia-
dolphin and will ntaito a united attack
on tho warring clement in tho. lntorcst.
oi lwni‘o and tho giatlcrul u‘cllure of
tho ciiy.
llnsincas cspocially in tho control
part of thc city has suiicrcd to an or»
tout not known in yours. and it in
icnrud that tho hcavy spring and Ear--
tor trade wit lhc curiously diatnrbcd
ii an end is not soon brought to thc
industrial war. Although it is now
throc days since the gonoralstrlkror-
dcr oi nil union workers In sympathy
with tho light of the. irollcynico'a un-
ion against the Rapid Transit Com-
pany wool into olive-t, it is still lin-
pottslblo accurately to stain the
strength at the movement. Widely di-
vcrimit claims continue to be mado
by both shins in the controversy. Tho
union loadcra any that thc ”5.000
workcru thcy had anticipated would
walk out are all on slriko and haw;
ill't‘n ioincd by at least 20,000 turn
and women who horetotorc were hour»
The icadcru any thuy have
llt‘t‘n so busily absurd in organising
those recruits to tho cauac of trade
unionism that they have not had time
data
showing rxnctly the number attach-d
attained.
to compile. any iablc or other
in oacb lino of industry.
Tilt‘ polio» authorities on the Other 2 known financli-ra anti hwy". and man)
hand. atatc that a carotid compilation,
of the rrporia of a thorough canvass,
shown that loan than 20.000 are on;
tiirlltc. The polici- back tip thin stato-
nu-nllhy a dciiiilcd list of the many
cont-crust aiiccicd.
indnpcudcnt luvcstlgntorn who have
also mad.» oanvasana say that whilc
thc polio!i iimtroit urn fairly accurate
for tho outnblltthmcntu rcproaontcd.
many occupations havo boon overlook-
cd in the pollen rapori. it is also
pointnd out that the uutubor ct hoopla
who will ho ntluctcd by the going out
of canola branches of the various it»,
duairlua lit not tittiilciontly t‘onaidrrcd‘
by tho director at public aatnty in
compiling his tlnuroli. although the lat-
tcr stains hi- hint mada- allowanon tor
all hitch rattan.
tlno iillliculiy in arriving at a clona
cationic of "to number of idle work»
out is do» to the fact that the walk:
not rovers tho entirc Ho square; mllctt
of territory cmbrarcd in the city of
i‘hliadclphlu. Another difficulty is tha
rollicttmce of homo employers tor hust—
noiui reasons to give any accurate
siatomoni oi the numbnr of man idla.
Th0 inch of detailed figures from an-
inn more" hi. partly due to the fact
that a large number or the local on.
tho walkout have not hold mastic“
sides the 5011er striitc order want
into client, and consequently no accu-
ratv,I reports have hard “mind.
Aside tram actual horas. it is ap-
parent that the taxiila and ballasts
traded am the moat sari .
Practically all out '25; t ‘1' “ illitera-
tliuuttn town mt up. ‘. , g, .,
While my nuts and nthar indus-
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalh
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on hum notioa an array or ’
. u, '
Wm anhama is tho bola rams
, ‘ , duals arm in this t‘fiil
the railway strike started. it was also
noticeable that there were more [cam
crs on the trolleys. under the lnatruc~
lions of regular men. A great many
cars are running without police pro-
loctlon.
Labor leaders intend to seize the
present opportunity further to cram
lxe'tho workmen oi the city. Phila-
delphia has always been known among
labor people as a. "non-union town"
and plans are being laid to strengthen
the cnusa of unionism here. The first
step has already been taken in a tale-
gram to Frank Morrison. secretary of
tho American Federation of Labor at;
Washington. in which the. union load-
ers ask that instructions be given to
international unions to send every
available organiser possible to this
city. Secretary Morrison replied that
he will arrange to have general or -
sent take an organisation work in
Philaduipltla‘nt once. ~
The sympathetic titrlltc haa‘threat-
card a new content. a fight for the
"upon shop" by employers who have
had working agreements with unions.
When tho strike was called many an-
ions were working under hard wop
bosltatod about going out in aympatlr!’
with tho troilcymcn because it an
unaltered the life of there trade con-
tracts.
That there is trouble ahead for some
of ”in individual unions and employ-
ers was indicated in the action taken
by tho Manon Builders' Association.
l'i‘his body has adopted a resolution
:protesting against the Journeyman
lbrlchlaycra in stopping work and
lhrcnklng existing agreements. The
rcsolutlon lilrthcr states that it the
men do not return to work at. once
the employers will proceed with their
work with such bricklayer-s as they
may be able to secure.
Mayor Rayburn is much gratiflod by
tho appearance in the nswapapers to-
day as an advertisement of the follow
lug endorsement signed by forty-tour
prominent men:
"We. the undersigned. citlsens of
Philadelphia, having at heart the hon-
or and (nine or the city as a law-abid-
ing community. do hereby approve and
cndorsc the «lions of Mayor Rayburn
and the city authorities to maintain
order and suppress lawlessness and
the destruction or property. We hope
,nnd trust. that all the power at their
icomaiitnd will be invoked and used to!"
lthla purpose it nuccsnary." '
The endorsement is signed by hot
ldircctoru of the l’cnuaylr‘anla Rail.
.rttntl ifoiupany individuals. well-
Mi
promlncnt in other walks of life.
000 00". SOLDIERS
MI" ""0 III Alli
WASHINGTON, March 8.—-Ths lab
tial step toward the organisation of all
army of 250.000 trained man. as a first.
lino of national defense is being W“
In accordance with an crdcr last is»
tint-u by Secretary Dickinson creation
tho r‘tt-nt Flt-l0 Army at the United,
Stains. , . ‘
This army consistn of those divisions
made up of at the National Guard of
New York. Connecticut. New. Haw
shire, Massachutiotta. Rhoda Mind
and Mains and the tall «reunion
tho rogttiar army in than stated. it
will conllilt 0130.000 man. unst- other
armies will be mailed by combin-
in; not militia oi the other mun with
the resulsr army. M, ,,
In than at peace tithatltinsl ti J;
will remain under the luriiidi‘ ‘
the state governments. but its
they will racolvo instruction I}
relulli" troops whoni‘thay trill, ,7
“that! in cm or wsi‘, and all tho, _ H
in; «in its dim-a Zglint: out ‘
"flouting an nrssnlfltihli’ which. "
sit ration upon to pttthntartsai
M undartaim tor-idiiag‘u’é‘f
last to haunt.“ $34,“; that ,
am” ‘7
trade agreements and some 0!.» than
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