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their 'tools
dam.“ intrude. Many I lost
I Would winter morn-
suite from the delayed heat
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gagged; tgetion Oil Heater In
mnute'g given the tempera-
tutti“?! that IhstiréI the blocker warm
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heat, and with one filling of the font bdi‘
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error?“ to smoke, and teeny to remove
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top and a cool handle. indicator alwaI shown the amount
font. The tiller-cap (idea not need to be screwed down. . It [I put in
lite l oath in abqflle, and la attachedIoIhe toothy I chain, Ind carinot get lost.
net: body or geliery cannot become wed ed, became of I new device
it can al
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FEDERATION HITS BACMK.
NEW “HAVEN Nov 4. «Denying
that the bfflcete ot‘ the Connecticut
Federation of Labor conduct the or-
ganization for their own political ends.
. the executive board or the Slate Fed
" oration came back today with II state
Inent III whitb they asked Sol South
I-itnci, of Har.ttord who made ohprg
on it he in not now in the employ of
Charles A. Gooduin or ex Gov. George
P. Loan.
The atatcmout characterized as
”comrdiy" the published attack at
Fred Barnes oi the Hartiord Central
Labor Union. The committee called
upon the accurate to lay before the
Slate convention of the Federation
III wraith ll’Pill
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none. '19 .
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not: fit Co.
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lore and Woodwork look like new.
original valuiah atain.
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till IUIINIIIIIII
,jttottullt mill. MD ration ITI
wg .m w I In eflomhkNI ¢°NHI
evidence of wrong doing by the oili-
quart can will make your floors. furni
The
. ut the trial a copy of the Advocate'n
~ or the jury the court inquired of MI.
. imituoud i! he doairgi the» (Olill
' FROM NOW UNTIL THANKCGIVINO
2% % Discount
ALL QININO BOOM FURNITUM
'Iv K. HITGI'III-L. UNIIITAKIP
MITCHELL
interview, illilli Attorney chm»
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dialiitord Matt’s Britannia We're
Mdiiii About Another (lane
a. I! VI'WWjW-va'mmy
Au lutelvlew in the Blamiond Daily
Advocate of Feb. 7 last was a promin-
ent feature iti'lhe Jennie Jamaal hi)-
peul tron) plubtlte, a N‘orwallt case
In [tr-,idrteptut by the Supreme (l'outt
of Errors The interview was one air
an by Homer 8. (‘ulnminxn and it re.
lated to certain wide-iv- pubiluhod cri-
tlcinmu or II -jnIy which allowed only
$800 damages III a unit brought on
account of the death of Chariots Mc-
(7,llnn II Greenwich IIoWIIlon who was
run over by an automobile driven by
a ohunltmir for Julian Collins The
newnpupt-I Wliit'lti throughout Connec-
ticut did not think the damages nut
licient and in then comments called
attention to the tart that 3500 had just
been allowed as damages, In the same
court tor the lose of a couple bl teeth
Mr. Cumming”. who was counsel for
the defendant in the Greenwich unit.
thought the jurymen had been unjust-
ly availed; and in the interview ho
intimatéd that there was Homethlng
to he said upon the other side-.111-
though no one foresaw it at the time.
it happened that some or the men who
were on the jury in the Greenwich
damage suit netted upon the jury
that tried the James case, and an up-
penl from the ilndlug in the [arm was
carried to the Supreme Court chlor-
ly updn the groom! that the jurimen
might have been too favorably dispos-
ed to Mt t'umminga because he had
Huid II good word for them.
Attorney Lockwood, ol' Norwullt. for
the appellants made It Iigtuouu plea
In tho Supreme i mm and at one point
MI. Koncaly interrupted him to call
the court's attention to a claim that
MI Lockwood wan waudclina and}
trout the legal points and indulging
III [N‘IHSOHIIIKICS Kcuealy (It Kcallm;
appealed for the opponent! Wlton Mr.
Lockwood had ilniuhod bin argument.
the court intimated that it wan not no
cenaary for the appoiloua' counsel to
present a formal argument,
The story of the case, which in of
special inlcrcst bccntlsc or the pmml
hence given in the claims of the air
pcllallta to the Atltut Iii‘ri inlutviou.
is told in the inlets, and it tolutult I)
so of the, Advocate figures in the court
Iecord.
Story of the Cale.
This case war an appeal from an or-
der admitting to probate lilt will or
hrances Fruity i‘mt talc o! ilollc la
land This ulll was conicatcd in the
Superior U) ml. In the appellant on
lhe around of thc up ulnl lutuput it) or
the icstatrlx. and of undue intiucucc
I-Icllcd otcr her by tho licnciiilviiv u
The trial rotumcutcd in the Superior
t‘outt III lliidgcpnrl Feb 3.
On February to the jury. after da-
liberating more than tout home. It-
turned a mullet iII tutor oi the uplicl
icon llomcr 8 (‘unttnlnua was the I".
lolncy (or the. appointed.
tin Mondav. ii‘fl'eb thew Hiillnlllod
in The llally .\d\0iill9 the illitil"l0“
with Mr I mainland.
The cake next following the Mct‘ann
citric, in order of trial. was another nu-
Innmblh lllt‘ltit‘lll (are, and in this
lullcl cast) a 8! till) Icrditt was Icndeled
Im Ihc pinintiif loI )IIiuriea conuint ,
inn plillt‘illllli) or the loan of lwu teeth
In thin (use Mr. Cummings was not of
counsel II no lutpponcd lhut nine oi
the jurors who tried the Mc(‘ ann Iaac
were upon the panel in the James
IHHI‘ (In "ihuradat Fob ill in (bath
bum. Ml Lot kwood attorney for! the
appellant handed the Judge moulding
interview copied in the Nuruallt ltour
At the opening of court in tho aim "ill I)
'0
call the attention or the jury to the
ankle Allen thr- Inutter had iiPt‘tl
iulty diIcuIIIud by court and counsel.
the coun IlpcciilI-ull,» inquired of hit.
lorkuood it he wanted anything done
In reluect thereto Mr. llocltwood te-
plied that. In tar III ho was concerned.
he did not manual that an) action he
tnkcn by the court At lhiu time. it
was not brought to the Iourt‘ a hit on
lion that the newspaper article in
«location but IctuIliv been neon ny
any oi tho jury or that copies had
been taken Into the jury room. it
was a (not. howtvoc that on Feb
one of the juror: on this chart. who had
alIo been one of the jurora tn the Mt
Cann cane. had purchnned from Ocnn
nor too copier) of the Advocate and
had want them with him to thc jun
room and given them to some of hill
foilowjurora Thin latter fact did not
come to tho knowledge at the court.
and the court but no unwind" that
the nawapapar article in donation had
nine to the attention of any of the
my until Io tutor-mart by the attorney
gwheu the matter with first called to tho
court's attention. Though than nav—
in; tull knowledge of the iuetl. hd did
not call them to the court’lt attention?
tel mott- titan tour houla ddiibet‘dtioh.
had returned a verdict for the Ippei- ‘
tees and it had been ucceptdd.‘ imlnc~
acceptance of the verdict,‘the‘ attorney
tor the appellant, for the lll‘flt‘ tithe.
called the court's attentiomitoi ‘thnoo
tug evidence to nuppoll a motion Which
he proposed making to not aside this
motion avail tuthuquc‘ntly made. heard
and denied .
'1‘ he trial court found .lllut MI GIlm~
things wall not actuated by any Inpro
por or ulterior motive in the publi'
not hlu purpoae to attempt to influence
in any way the jury in this case.‘
MR. SCUDDER HELD UP.
Two Women and Armed Man Relieve
Him of $2 and a Watch.
...... .... .. ,...._......
Gleuhroolt, had a thrilling cxpericnce
last evening while returning home.
alter making It number of collec-
tions for the Matthews Candy Com“
pany of Glenbroolt. Mr, Scutldor had
made collections at A. S. Kellogg‘n
and other Stamford Notes. and ma
missed the In?“ car to (lionhroolt. lilo
decided Io walk home. When he ltad
arrived nearly opposite .i. 'i‘. William'c.
place, he wan "held up" by three per
lions, two of who wore women. The
man covered Mr. cuddcr with a gun.
and told him to throw up hiI hands.
Ar; they were behind I tree, and
apt-null out suddenly upon ltir.
Beudden, he had no ttnIc in get away;
and was forced to comply with their
dornanda. The man quickly aearchcd
Mr. Scudder, and found 82 in cilantro
and II cheap watch. ‘ The money be
had collected was fortunately oven
looked, as Mr. ticuddcr had concculod
It in a unlall set-rel pocket. The “hold
up' petlpiu were evidently disgusted
with tho‘ email haul. tor they lunch.
for the New Canaan trucks. Mr. Scull-
dor then took account of his change,
Chit was pleased to rind that. he had
not lost anything of any account. All
It Ivan ruining at tho tizue. hc decided
not to rcport the matter to the police,
thI continued on bill way home,
Scuddcr told of his cxpcricnce this
morning, and state that he Would do
nothing about the mullet although hc
will never forget the thrilling exper-
lcncc
Generous poopldl lever 'give
I'riouda away.
their
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or the Immilaal. immediately follow
in: the rendering and acceptance at
tho vordlcl tor the appoilooa.
Width the jury ware dolihoratlult.
upon their verdict. the attorney for}
the appallant ucartainad that one of
”IO juror: had procured I copy orfl'he'
. Advoeate and mm theiaatun «tin.
to the Jury room. preceding the than
instead he sat silent, until the jury, III 7
diateiy following the rendorlnp until
facts, and donned that the throw, be) f
I'Oltd being Illechulgod, be forthwith” ;
. examined lot the purpose of obtaltu
veldict on account of those facts. Bitch ‘
cation or the interview." and that it won '
Frank A. Souddor. of Parker avenue.) '
ly jumped ovora stone wall and made ’
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l wuar SOCIALISM cranes FOR.
. ’ 80m co! the Arguments Advanced by
g Mm. Role Factor Stokea.
in her Iddrdita in Arlen Hall, Thurs-
lday evening. Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes
Therefore
Ptop‘oltet‘u leave Pier 28.l
H- __.._.....,..e
ommeut then all could use the tolls
and land and retain the product.
present title is a law-made one.
he unmade by changing the
The
it can
lawn,
the workers are asked to
make use of their political powr. their
overwhelming majority, to gain con-r
WePipé'HduseS *'
Raul ltiver, New York iloot oi Dovetl
atmet). every day (except Band”). at
.‘l p In Freight received at Norwaib,
up to t p. In and South Namath up
5:10 p. In.
Normlk Steamboat Lo.
Analog J. Smith. c. C. Hegeman.
Luau Ganeral Agent
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AU‘TUH'O'UFPLIIGI
allianced the following arguments:
' ‘Wc are conutantly' asked to explain
ithe philosophy of Socialiem in a few
inhort, simple worda that can be read
rln atew minutes and easily under‘
iatood.
i This is impossible. Socialism .iI an
elaborate system at thought that
itouchea even phase of human life. it
.lIaa a literature of tons of thousands of
volumes There are men who have
Iapeal year: or their-tilts on aihslo phas-
es of Socialittic philosophy Ind still
~itavc not reached its depths. The same
thing is largely true of every system
of thought. None of theta [an be un-
dcraiood in a-Inoment. There is no
royal road to knowledge.
Yet there are certain fundamental
principles of every philosophy and
science that can he explained so that
unlouo can understand them. The
same thing in true oi Socialism. its
butt: principles can be elated in plain.
simple worda Flt-It lot on state some
hialn facts. indeed, nearly all there
is to Socialism, II to science in gener-
al. is a system of arrangement of cor
Iain facts. Men are working today
with wonderfully productive machines.
The ruler of a modern locomotive
transports a thousand times an much
each hour as the driver of an bx team
could move in a
ing a battery of Northrup magazine
iooma woavea miles where the old
hand loom wove feel. The steam
threIher turn: out carioada of grain
where the man with the hall I had
bushels. Thin la the Itory that meet!)
us everywhere. With relation to these
society are divided into two clan-eon
own the machined The clan that
own the machines do not need to
work.
the great ManhIll Field‘eatate. wards
of a court. They may he incline In~
i‘Intu, in jail. This dooanol interfere
with their ownathip. Thta class of
owner» does not need to do Iny work
yet. he income flows in. Thin la ba-
caule oi the exieteuoe oi the other
I nae-«the clan thIt door not own any
thing.
Thin non-owning clash cannot live
union it can Into the property at the
owners. it cannot even not tool on
the earth union it need the tanditltat
belong. to the owninf aim. The non-
owning clam cannot ive union lt pro
linen wealth. in order to p
wealth ll mart It» the land and ina-
chino at tho owners For the ODDMIII
ity to are the purport! or the prime
Hint clatt- long- commit unit It In
produgo‘a Itibulimll” It):o tare-Illa
proptt I out 0 II a reel
reducing Wealth with that: mo“.
inflamed native mountain all "newt!"
which that propellant
mammalian for itself an III am
‘to hip to nailed“ Wagon an all thirty
maiddor not" into fine Imitetl er.
lug ole-II we remember
, in return tor this owns ,
initiating but hang on to I
halo the proper-1t»). at
month. The child teud- .
wonderful machine: the members of 3
those who own and thoae who do not ‘;
They may he, the ownera ot .
the circle at its head.
‘oaat. hie ballot. Inch mark to be la Iti-
bitten to the mark required to be lilac.
.‘lll ian within Iaid circle.
0
will
Itrol oi the government and use it to
tranaler the title of the marina by
which wealth is produced and dietrl
‘buted from the present idle.- owninl
class to the working. prowrtylm
class Unlike the present private
ow nerahip, the collective ownership to
be established by the victorious So-
ctallst working class will not he an
elusive but inclusive. There will be
none shut off from ownership. All will
be owuera and all will be utters. This
is what the Socialist party is mklnk
to accomplish.
SAMPLE BALLOTS.
...—...
Several Hundred Received at Town
Clerk'I Oillee.
Several hundréd humble}; of the bat-
lota that are to he need at the elec-
tion next Tuesday were received at the
town clerk's oilice yesterday to he dill-
trtbutod among the v era for purpoaes
or. information and alienation. The
samples are printed in pink pant“ and
are about fifteen and one half inohea
square. There are six .oiumna upon
the ballots hvc containing the nomina-
tions of the Republican. DemocratiC.
Socialist. Prohibition and anointing!»
bor parties, and the sixth boingtblnnk.
The ballots have been in great de-
mand since they arrived yesterday “I
tel-noon and to the majority ot'tha vot-
on they are a dialiuct novelty. ....
l The Instructions II to the manner or
voting under the [Illuminati ballot aya-
tern printed upon each ballot, are as
follows:
ThiI ballot shall be marked with a
pencil having black lead
To vote I straight ticket. make a
prowmark "X“ within the circle.
above one of the party columns
To vote a Ipllt tinker. lhfl- to, toe
nandhtatu or dltforent partiea. evolv
or Ihaillmake I mutant "It" lure
the name of eachacandldute forum
a: voice. not euphoria; in the column
hloh he has doaignatod bran “X" In
{N ill
. tin one two mpwmhtiveu era to
be elected trout any town. any elector
gray will each ballot by niacin: I
maemarir “X“ in thetvotlngaepacooa
the lath Ind hetero Ibematneiolltho
wo candidatltr for whom he deIlmrIo
it the tleltall In thoitlrcie for
IirIIIht ticket; I not contelnthe
mall ot‘ candidate. tor all Meet In?
which the elector desire! Inmate. Ito
all. in addition to the enou- mark
nix; in the circle Incompetent ro-
te for candidature tor Inuit ute-
trite Io omitted it ‘tnIltiIt a trim
It‘ll “)0 Wet I Ill IIIHIW
would. tor audit latices Inotltdr
polum'n nthla Itokel.«or nthrltg {the
chin
Vi’lflmo; than I [Milled Iiillm
he: biIiIlt column harlot the IV
be «new . .. »
tiny WI marl than themoee
‘3” mid tor tho trimmed: pg,
vigtrendorlthldabaliot ma. {:3 «I z .
mutter. e or m y m
hilt ballot. mme obtain Innin-
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