Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 9, 1911 · page 11

 
 

 

 

 
 

but never on th

liver. To him all things are dark. ‘

Nothing tastes good ~—- nothing

. seems good. ‘He suffers continm
ually from biliousness, nervousness. ‘
depression and indigestion. If you are
troubled with any of the ills that the

dyspeptic is heir to,

 

and you will cheer

enjoy life once more. These harmless

 
 

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Just an

e man with a lazy

try a few doses of

up—Brace up and

«woodwind thematnmloid
‘ lit-is the workers who «new this
1 , .pnesent legislature.“ 'i‘beseaaiors and
“ assmbiymsiiandlerooniy hens/unset
your votes and "tW-rrillcesfi shins
there only when ‘ you; , '

' pied-sled to the inte 1“ it pends“!

« snitchinnmeot has come and that

statute books of this state and no re-
iiel siren to the men. women and shit.

result may be infinitely mm than
it men are protectedin the exercise
of their lost rights
right.“ free speech and noticeable
assemblage: refuse unearths right to
otriko. to picket and to boycott: take
out of the blinds of the oppressed or.
very weapon they possess or self-dc,»
ten“. and what then? Well. you do
not rob men or their spirit or‘revolt,
You only add fuel to its flames. And
our legislators should know that in all
area and countries men have found
ways to right their wrongs in Russia
that way is by rmwination. in
France that way is by sabotage. in
this country it may mean that the
more ignorant will be driven lo law-
lessness. but the more intelligent will
be driven to political class fiction.
And if the politicians of this state
want to help the growlh'oi' the Boclab.
ist party, if they want to help it there
to capture cities and towns and con-
arcssional districts as it is now doing
elsewhere over the country let them
keep their laws which foster injustice ‘
and conversation. And when the workers
ask for relief let them meet that cry
with defiance.

Now. my friends. this is a brie! state-
ment of the history at three months'
work. it is only the beginning of

“ your
votes. And when you domain that
the Demoortsic eddidlspahiican parties
refuse tof'sorvs you. perhaps you will
learn to “vote horas! Pill for men

I think i amt not ‘bxazdsratiufili at
all when! say that this year marks
an. epoch in the history of the workers
or this state. it means that the day of

hereafter you will realise as never
before that the rich and powortul‘cor-
partitions of this state own the old
political moraines. own your supposed
reprosontatives in Hartford. and that
you must begin now to build up your
own party and to send your men to
Hartford. The present legislators lia-
ton to the manufacturers. Well. lot
the manufacturers vote for them.
There were seventy-live manufactur-
ers represented at Hartford at the
last hearing. Well. let the legislators
not those seventy-five votes. There
were at least fifty thousand workers
represented at that hauling and it
is up to you to see that the present
legislators hereafter get not one vote
from those fifty thousand workingmon.
When you decide to vote together. the
1% abyfhbbvwfizifilzt‘ivxkzgm ;‘Sl what is to be done in this state and
wankeo have already done. You will: let use tell "W m" K we workout

 

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Smoke curling up

a blazing fire.

otisernueysliidossallscoal
labors-tilled. _
Withihe Paisotionoveaitis
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chimney as the men are coming in from
fields, gives a pretty su gostion of a good sup-
per and a comfortab :2 home. But it also
means .a hot, tired woman. working hard over

Your wife can escape this with a New

Perfediion Oil Cooltetove.

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orwoodran'ouodo
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Seventh and filnih tempan- ‘
_ ipeoi Stamford

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hTAifll‘OllD. May 8.~Anaousos-
meat was made at the monthly mast.
ion of the Ninth Company. Coast‘drwi

 

would parade here Memorial Day. In"

eilmnr

from the farmhouse

the

tillery, is coming here from Narnik.

and the Ninth. commanded by Colonel _
Gilbert L. Fitch, the National Guard
will make a line showing. .

week. They order first call at 5:30 a.
m. and assembly live minutes later.
lThe men will parade in service not

ltorm. with campaign equipment, and
' will take the early train for the ram
at South Wilton. There instruction
5. will be given in both ride and revolves
ipractice. ‘
i Much interest is being displayed in

haematite.

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mania...“ _ on

New” blur-mind n- the squad race between the Seventh;
Most m can in1 wfifi land Ninth Companies, which is to be
waw' lmlked Saturday, June 3. Mrs. L. '1'.

xHowes. mother oi the qtisrtsrasaatefi V
éserceant or the Ninth. has bought ‘1;
lhandsome silver cup, which will be
goressnted to the winning.sdued.

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vote your own servants into power. . i
take possession of your city council "1. together in unity and right shoulder to

M you“. state legislature and at youwshoulder. this work of the last three
courts. That will mean a chants tbsi‘ months will be but the small begin

 

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"What you see in that creature to

 

vegetable ~pills by their ntle action
soon put new life into t stomach,

kidneys, bowels and blood.

Once free from all impurities. you
will eat better, sleep better, feel better
and look better. Beecham’s Pills ,
have been the standard faintly regu-u

revolution the world has ever known”
From that day the manufacturers wills.

80 to lubor'a munciia. isbor‘s lesbian
ture and labor's courts to has. i

side or the Senate chamber the worlrf
era were assembled in great numbers:
On the opposite side were a few well-

Til h d _ t h 1 i l isliiy. their cmds and the various 0th.
e or 6" ‘3 ‘ l a cap to '3“ one! or petty awareness which now divide

main their cannon battle. and i will

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dmaod. contentedodiookina manufac’

will amount to perhaps the himdinl“ N ‘ "“5le ”mam“ ”m '“lladmire. i can‘t we." Mid Mrl- Dub‘

shake the political and industrial foulhl bluish. "Why. she's ‘n In“. “91- Her

dations‘of this ”W" L“ “l“ ”we"; hair, her figure. her complexion—every
'0'“ in” m" ”” “Will" "id PM bit of her is artificial." .
instants; let them target their nation- «Well. what of it?" retorted Dob-Z
bluish. “it the world admires seif~msde

men why shouldn’t it admire a pelt.
made woman?"-—Harpsr'a Weekly.

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them; let them stand together and

Etall you we shall, within a few years. IN TACOMA. l

' one.

x Two squads of eight men willho
. picked, one from each company. The

H" Su'W‘W-“m “WWW?” ‘men will be in service unirom, which
There are a thousand stars tonight :13 or olive drab. m viii wear their
looking “V“ “9°“ ’0'” 8‘1le mm toll equipment, which consists o!
h“ 0“ simian—Harper‘s 9““ :cartridxe belt and suspenders. haven-
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Anyhow it wouldn‘t do an inventor
any good to get money out oi his ill--

routine. for he‘d sink it in the nest?
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blanket and other toot peas. {
The first squad will start from the '

47.

Advertise in The Sentinel. . . _ _
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tiilery. last. week. that a battalion
so. The sixth Company. Coast so. _ '

and with the newly organised Semi/l

Orders for the small-arms practice. 1 ,
which is to he held at South :Wilton
on Tuesday. May 23. were issued last

 

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tally South Norwalk. who enjoyed the
tail: to a mat. extent..

William A. Byxibee, of South Nor-
walk. was the chairman of the meet-
inl. and alter addressing the gather-
ing for a few minutes on the party or-
ganisation in South Norwalk, gramL
fully introduced the speaker or the
evening.

The meeting was largely attended
by ladies. among whom was Miss
Clara Hill. daughter or Congressman
E. J. Hill. of Norwalk.

Mr. Hunter’s address was as follows.
in part:

This year the law makers of this
[state have had the opportunity of
knowing what the workers want. Last
January. in Bridgeport. the Trade Up.
insists and Socialists came together in
conference. They represented the
workols of that city and they demand-
ed the passage of two hills by the pres
out legislature. Ono bill provided to:
workmen's compensation. Thni tonsils
that whenever working men are in.
lured or‘ killed they shall reocaivo
«images: it means that these dani-
asses shall be given to the worksra‘
without any court battles. it means
that Vidal! and orphans shall not he
forced Into the poor house after yield-
in; up their bread winners in the ser-
vioa of industry. . it means that man
who have lost eyes. arias. loss and
health in the service or capital shall
It“ be thrown on the scrap imp and
rendition“ to vhsrssoy and painter-
IH. ~ ‘ .
_ Theworksrs of this century karts
Mo W sol-M this. urination with
patience. They hall‘s too ions allowed
thaMiaadpossflal tussesosrsspoa-
sl ty tor unwaid‘sdinsrhlasry. dais
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. lator for generations. They surely

Brighten the

her hum should not! Mai mm
with such bot.

“Wit-Jose”;

ion's activitiiis-can be broken up. i!
the boycott can be, stormed. pickets
imprisoned and even the property oi

of All-

unlon men taken away from them in
damages. then the work of the Trade
Union is done. Little strikes here and
there may be won. last no big strike
will ever succeed so long as the plos-
ent law or conspiracy remains un-
changed.
Well. the workers of‘Bridaeport do»
mended an act amending the law of
causplracy in this slate and isnliain:
the strike. the picket and the boycott.
it demanded for the workers of Con-
neciicut the same law which has been
passed by the British Parliament.
These two bills in the interest or the
workers of this state were sent to
every local Trade Union in the slate
and 'to every Central Body. The en-
dorsements of these bills were almost
unanimous and Trade Unionists and
Socialists all over the state are new
lighting together in hearty good will
to secure their pauses. Hundreds of
resolutions havo been sent to Hartford.
Scores of men have attended the near.
loss and' every opmrtunity has been
waived to the legislature of this starts
to know exactly what the workers
want. \

At each hearing at Hartiord we have
seen two classes arrayed. The mantl-
i‘allturers. bound together in their as»
aoclatlou. and the workers. bound to
gather in their association. And there
ill the capitol at Hartford “the battle
NM. The manutsoturers called in
their mat lsaai iishts to when: the?

lpower and influence over lbs commit-

stoas unturned to defeat our too hills.

 

bills are sure to be-dm‘ ‘

ioaymutesmylllaiiyou

‘ meters of today. They “Nd 0" "m It is

one way and rowed the'omr.

pay asset toes. The: used aii‘ their

tee. Their lobbyists. attorneys and
m «stains here does anaemia
two pollidssi militias all kit on

Wall. theMlls my in «use. n is
indeed more than likely the bills will
be debated. i must sus- sq the

" Minamoto» Wallets“:
ad Mtg ”Minis; but
our assassin notary you some that“?
I,”

. camel this state. linen will labor
till‘ill‘l. Al their front at their aloek.i ‘DI‘ (“MINE think at their Wi'fi’

Well-combed. well-tailored. well-paid? and children. and spend their nights

“MW“W '0!" ”WWW "l the’llllacaul their litical a t' u or v
mldd'fi M‘ the mull”. And ‘11“: ‘1“ m? "u :oml‘hu 331““;

committee's position was not a plou‘l i‘o .
s r their rims new. we need not fear
sot °"°‘ Th” “‘3“! on W" side "MW (or the future. You are oi the power.

m side i . you one make the wealth. it is
o " er the ' mule" °' tomorrow. . you who cast the voice, It is you who

The” "M t° ”m" °“ 0“ "m ‘Ml’m ,5 can do all. But it meant ihoulht and

watera They tried to play the old: ark it means 3. mm" and
. . ~ service.
xame which John Bunyan described sol” ”u may . his“! of discs I“

 

"Who are they 'malllni' today?" *
"Oh. it's the mayor again. Some of

Retain “g
3.

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“About 820 a week.”~~Kansas City

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well in “Mr. Faring-anthers." Like” .

. ntsrence. it moans that on
the man ‘“ the row boat they k” i ‘7‘??? Aye that lull should onetime
3‘ ‘ 'tonos‘lnoreaodrikiiss that all
_ l ,- . .
the mat immatures pleaded tor. WWW“ you can ”In!" you will but
what they called law and order. They; MM earnestly and “w,
did not want a change. The law now! '

Loewe. who crushed the batters. leriodl
“9°“ “"9“ homes. and "1’“ ‘0 collects defeat. If our legislatnre‘irill not give
from those workers a quarter of a mll— “mum to the “mm pensions to
lion dollars; spoke. lie said. "lat. the RM and justice to Ii” OWW‘

things stay as they are." The law. if
.. our legislature persists in consider-
y m m“ and “I” “it 1‘“ things in; every strike a riot and every pick“

"‘7 as “”7"“ Th" pleaded for: at a criminal. while refusing justice tel
lift: out?” and '2“:;::’ 33:; all those who struggle to improve their
0"," ' ‘ro l h i .
starving wrkiaon n on um“. wheel all lion in t a mu order let us
they demand batter hours. water ”’"i
conditions. their leaders shall be lot-l
nrisoaed. their richness-salted. their;
harem; m“ and “”3" onions; deans and hmish contentment are
crushed. y means by Law and worse. and if our bills m, defeated.

(eat is in help us then let's welcome

not despair. We may need lust such

Order" that polio. and courts should."1 ii i as i .
some to their defense They meant at " awaken a . do.” for
by ‘Law and Order” the utter ruin of
trails unionism and the crushing or av.
sry attempt at the workers to improve l m”. m. u noihrins. we h.v. asked.

"l." condition. . not [or sell. new rights. but only for1
And then the workers told theirtale.‘ mu“ from some present injustice.
They asked that poor committee. Fae-i we My. my “use tor greater slam-i
ianalhu-sys. whether or not it dot
aired on give its sanction to a
which was sunshine tits unions out of
existence. it was asked it it intended
to stamp pascasblo strikers as crimi-
nals. it was naked it K‘iotendsd to
remain a tool at the msauisctursrsimlm, my might have kept as
and to use its great power to crush in ignorance: while louver. but iii (iv.
the unions and every attempt made or in; us nodules they new tank once
the workers to improve their condi- “flu. by the hard knock of her-
ties. lands. an the «actuation of the
‘ And that committee was told nan "up. will not com ohm above but
it could not crush out the spirit or ro- from your 6"! litter and love and see
volt. it was told that law which de- :5qu. It will coils only throush‘roor
old plan their fundamental rights and a“ m “a as the trait oi your
loads lather leaders criminals would own insulation.

I“ démy unlwumv BM h milht M
”ANDY ANDY.

drive it into other channels. The

French had endeavored to break no- Add.“ Walla ii! “In“
ionlain by such laws and workers of
that country raced an army. a poiles
‘ .sail a com-t lusiios whleh‘evsr stood
against them. And “as was the ra-
suit? The unions ceased striking and
Wmltai Mort.) but. instead of
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was still dill .

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FORD RAILROAD.

in libel October 2. 1010.
Corrected January i, 1011.
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GOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NIW VOIK.

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6:57. 7:20. 7:48. 8:1?x. 8151:. 936:.
0:37, 10:20:. imihx. lira“.

facts to awaken as iron: our slumber P. amines; 1:05, 2:4”. 8:“.
land to teach one know and to aeeour 5:00a. 5285. tour. 8:40. 6:60;. 7:108.
duty. Despair is bad. but ovor-cond- 71m. Dziils. 10:30.
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A. M.~i!:88s. 5:0“. 5:01 s. 8:54.
10:80:. ’

”mmwu'mv "it ""i 0”” "'1 r. ll.—-12:50s. 2:3“. max. 5:35.
lmw‘m " W "‘ ""‘~ “" “it" “i“ am. 1:00;. 7:12. 7:52;. smox.
led the legislature for very little. it; 10:38.

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NIW YORK TO 0001'" NOIVIALK.

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is“ to W 0'" “mm“ W" "‘ mo: me. use. near. 5:12. 5:».
"In” they h" helped us. 7"” 0:01; mesa. Moss. 0:30. 11:00:.-
nliaht liars deceived us by airing as “:30" 12:00:.
Sundays.

10:02.
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kills. noes. snot. li:00s.

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SOUTH NORWALK TO new
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3:01. mills. 11:11. 11:".
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salesman.

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Get it now

While we can make prompt
mentions

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nerving himself to say something It
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than that. Voiney." snappy! lira. Vick» :2
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