Falrflod Firomonio Hold indignation
Meeting. Tuesday to Consider the
Bridgomon care.
The Fairtloid .nro departmont mem-
bers did notshold n meeting inst oven-
[we give you three
“recommend ‘ZEMO
«use or State Policeman Robertw.
Bridgemon, who, they allege, mam
unwarranted lustrunion upon the pront-
isos because they Wore presented with
seven cases of joy water. The meet-
ing will he held next Tuesday oven-
lng. when it is boilovod steps will ho
token to ucqunint Governor Simeon
ill. Baldwin with llridgomnn's nilenod
attempt to gain glory. Tho ilI‘o ind-
dics are hot under the collar nt Bridge-
mnn and they will probnbly see the
cone to a finish .
COTTON MILL CURTAILMENT.
BOSTON, Aug. lit—*Two weeks’ cur-
tuiiment in the cotton mills ut binn-
cheater. l'lovor. Somorworth and Sul-
mo‘i‘t Falls, N. H,, and Lowrcnco,
Muss, which Wont into effect todny,
throw on; of employment tompornrily
25,000 operatives. This notion follows
dhnt in other cotton nmnulucturimg
centers of New England.
. l! is it clean, scientific.
iroliarutionrplensant and
o. tot uoe. ,
find 5? zlil'liiiO stops ‘itching nt once
i.“ lays the irritation and promptly
{honour} lbeals [the skin.
l‘d jZ‘E‘MO gives universal autis-
_,t_ion:nnd is recognized by skin spe~
alts shite ntnndnrd ‘remedy for
, nd‘lsculp troubles“. ”
fy uglwinh to try a bottle of ZEMO
pursuit or one of your children
it‘jdoeni‘htit’ do exactly what we
will return your money witlr
”on, bbio m- duestion.
nu“ d'sg Drug Store.
m4“ at a m.» mm...—
‘lDVER FOR ROBBERY.
' llITAIN, , Aug. l7.-——Gould
negro, was bound over to the
on out a charge of robbery. It
on god that hecssaulted and rob-
‘ “he “Jlnblous, a. laborer, of $30 on ‘
night oil July 22, The alleged rob»
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received at Norwich: up to i p.
' hi. and south Norwaii'r up to 6:30
t 1!. It!» i
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iii nylon at. South Norwnlk
“Luna-M» .
ing at their" tire house to disouan the ,_ Y ‘
.gy inking Lydia n. Pinklmm’s
Vegetable 60mpoun‘d
The followin letter from Mrs.
Orville Rock w ll prove how unwise
it; is for women to submit to tho
dangers of. n surgical operation when
M; may be nvoidud by taking Lydia
9E. Plukimm‘s Vow-tulle Compound.
She was i‘ourwcchu in the booming
nnd cmno homo suffering worn
than before. ' ‘ . ‘
Horn is her own stutomon
Pow hm, Mich—“Two years d
l suffered yory severely with u d at
. A”? placement. I could
< i
not no on my feet fol" -'
.. it‘ long time. M g
physicinntronte ,
I motor soven months j
tlmut much relief 1
ind at lost sent me ;
0 Ann Arbor fort
an operation. I was '
hero 1' our weeks and i
time home sull‘cring l
worse than before.i
My mother advised
me to try Lydiu‘l
. inkhnm’a To ambit: Compound. i
landldid. Today nln'weilandntrong;
land do all to own housework. Iowa
’my health 0 Lydin E. _Pinkhnm’a
idl’egotnbic Compound and advise my}
ifriomls who are piliicizcd with, any;
female complaint to try it."- Mrs”
ORVI‘LLi-z Boon. R. It. No. 5. Paw Puw,
Michigan. - i
If you are ill do not: tlmtrlalong until
.un operation is necessary. ut ill once _
take Lydia E. Piukhnm’s Vogutublo‘
Compound. .
l
durd remedy for women's ills. and has
positively restored tho health of thou-j.
HAWLEVMILL FEUD.
Causes Comment. , i
(Stunti‘ord Advocate.) E
A. F. liowo. who Wl‘lfmi so inter»:
estinuly of (‘ounnclirut politics in the;
Sumiuy lloruld. mnkcs with great?
olnhorntouoss nnd positivcncns tho nn-i
nount‘omonl that Stilos Judson has,
fully ontorotl tltu fluid as n runtildnml
for United Stnlos scnntor. "At any"
rule," nuts lilo writer. "Mr. .Iudson's
ndvonl into the licld stnrls n train of
intorontiuu and reflective sperulnilons.
Whoro. i‘or luslunco. will Sidncy iv),
iinwlgly slnud, us hoiwoon ‘Sonntor
llrnmlhcoo and m. .ltidhOn?"Tlio lnt‘w’
”or and iinwlcy intro boon bosom
friunda iiiltl tlllirinl lissoclutos for
i‘mrr. (in tho othcr lmud linwlor is'
t'lusor to .N't-tmitn‘ l’irnmlcuco tlmn
built to it two. Had it not boon for;
Slwriil Huwioy'b onppm‘t ol‘ l'lrnudom‘i';
nruiusi Hill in lllnvl‘lwll county, own
Ronniur iiuihr-loy‘a poworlui old would
hun- hoop unnruiiluu. inward into our .
the as it With almost while tho rulorw
wus toiliru: lilo count. \‘l'hou ilnwit-y
wus doi‘onimi for slim-ill. ni‘tor his inns:
and supposwlly ht't‘ili‘t‘ lt-nuro-m do~
foul illl‘t'l‘ll)‘ ”horrible to his oppost
(ion to Mr. iiiiirrrScnnloro liuikoloy.
null lirnud. ‘It‘i‘ snoritlt-cd u (lrnnll‘
Army iumuulu-ni to memo n pint-o for]
tho (lilo limo slwrlil‘ in the post oi.
I’llilmi Slnlvs nun-shin." ‘
llmiiulvsn tho} would how pruirl‘l'tuli
to lli‘i‘ shunt- nnt- «luv innit-nil oi" ,
lrnnii Army mun. but thorn won no:
oihor suitubio pinro for tho dcl‘onlrd
nhorit’l‘. who luul lost his job becnunng
h.» lmd sold out hiu own county. and}?
tho neighbors ho had known for ,i't’lll‘rhl
to curry tho pl‘lzo ovor to tho o|lpo~l
silo (‘Ol'lltll‘ of tho ntnto. ,
thin ho worltoii hand in micro. with that
urolronrmy of u i-‘nirllr-iti county run‘?
didnuwono who bud dlnuppointod tho
lilo ambition of u friend of lluwloy
now (loud null pour». it won one of
tho rnnlirsl thinuh ihni over llnpponod
t
:1?
* dinner lilii '
For thirty yourait has been the stan- 'I
sands of women. Why don't you try it? 1
l ho no occasion for it.
I
1 Stand. for Five Diotrlcu. 1
Senator Judoon's Senatorial Booml ,
l Crime of Deli?!
l The committeo’s dolny'in the main"
And to dolpm‘t will he nubmitlml on 'i‘uusdui‘.
BE Rllllillilllllll
Sonata Chairman Barnum Tells
of CommiitoolsltPlan and llo-‘ .
port is Exported Tuesday g
Sonntor Charles W. linrnum. tho
clmlrnmn of the joint cotnittoe on
congruusionnl und senatorial districts
of the general assembly, stated toduy‘
that the rumors... which have been
nllont in the cupitol the past
days, thntn majority of the committeo
Willi opposed to the congronsionul re.“
distrlcting oi? the mate iLnboolutely
~ A Remarkable" Offer ?
low,-
without i'oun-dntion. Sonntor Bur-
num said thntvho, pcrsonully, its in “bi
nor of rodistuctlng. The counter
further stated that he is unalterubly
pposod to any plan which will be
finned on n purpose to give an udvnn-
logo to any polllticui party. lie in
mlposcd to tho gerrymandering ol‘ the
mute. The, sonuton‘will stund firmly"
for up onuitnble redistricting.
What the People Want. l
lic believes thnt the people of thci
suite want the ropr’onontation of Con-
ncticui in congress to he truly rcpro~
nontntivc m‘ the political sentiment of
the electorate so for us it is possible
to have it by the division of the state
into dintrlcts. Sctmtor llnrnum is‘
very anxious to have the report of the .
committee unanimous.
grct u division that would norcsuinto‘
the proscnintion of majority undmli.
nority reports. The senator. was re-
minded of” theistntcment ihnt wns‘
mode in the capitol. Wednesday. and
rcpcutcd today that the Democratic
member of the committee intended to
present a minority report. He ro
plied that he sinooroly horned there will
l
l
Bountor Barnum further stated that}
ho is in favor of tire cougrvssionni dlu'l
trictn and of tho nbolishinu oi the poi
sition of oohxrcsomnn-utlargo.
log of a report [has orcunionmi awfiFdnt;
dual or comment and more has heeni
morn or loss criticism of tho committing]
on account of it. Senntnr linrnuml
sold tho (it-lily wus uunvoiduhio, it lsi
only within tho punt wool. or so that;
thorn won it cortnlnty nimm who notion;
of congress in rruurd to tht- apportion-l
mom of mnuronsmon iillll‘llzr tho mutual
oi the Union. So long as more with n.
doubc no no. dig. acWou.tit;
wnn iuuuounlhlu to ltnmv in numhor?
of roilm‘ossuwn which would luc flllQl-i
lt‘tl lo (‘ounm‘lirul und in lllo ubsonro
of this hlum‘lt‘tigv tho committee could?
not umlw n report. ‘
in Touch With Washington.
'i‘lw N‘linlm' tins horn in tloso touch .
with tho t‘ounorlittut tlrlouuiion in
Washington and through them he hos:
boon itvpl informed of tho nonlinwnt3
of muurons. it tho roniluliti-o hurl;
mndo u roport bound on lnudcqumc;
nmi. porimi-s. lllll't‘llllllt‘ intornmiion it?
uiiultl hum ll‘tl lilo rollorni Must-milli‘
into n mnrso oi litliilll limit would;
burn not'osriniml the militia: of u spool
iul Fi‘tthltlli in tluv full to rurrori its;
errors. ' '
A Number of Plans.
Sonntnr llnrnum until lliu committee
hits it number of pious lit-tort» it —~:4ix
or uorvn-»~nmi it is hiring in i‘iit'll plun
rurul‘ui ounsidurullml. 'l‘hu roinmitlt‘c
will hold out oxrcuiirt- nt‘nniilli noxi
'l‘uosdny toronoou boloro tho .two'
lu‘nnrhou of tho gonornl nsnmnhly moot
nnd will decide on its ropnl‘l. Thu to
Thin ntuiomont is in tu-rordnnco with
tho promlno giron to tho scnnto this
work.
BRIDOEPORT'S BOOM.
llridncport'n industrial world is lit»
[in would rn—l
in county politics. in Novomlmr ”“3, hip; rapidly boomed. tlw courornn bo-
lwonln or tho county izlwo iiiii 7,000 inn vnxtmml in rrm‘tlus new hulldhmh
majority for congress. nnd iu .lnnuury “i ii“ kirilllililed lnvostmcnt or $2..
thry woro mudo lo nppunr to ho‘
unninnt his promotion to um nonntttl
llni in tho one runu tho upcoplc votoll
ihumuolvos. uml in tho othrr it was»:
it inninlntlro ruin, nnti nhoui. uncorol
ol‘ politlrnl mimipulntorn, lnlont only]
on iiwir own purnonul scliomou nud'
inlcrtuxtu lillll lmrunlun motioned to
Jugnin tho inuiurliy or 7,000 n onuplo
ol’ months lmtoro out tlfxsiuht. lint
ii. cont lhum uomutiilnu to do i , The
uborli‘t lost his Joli nt tho noxt. ploytlon.
nnd liniltoioy lost liln‘n.‘And Fairhold
county, in good Wt, ‘liolpnil to hunt.
him. For oxamplc.’ of tho ilvo voios
hu,hud nil lilting (‘Onflllflnlly contained
on from tho 'l‘wont,y~iiovmttlt nonnton
iul district (Stamford und Orcouwichl,
hp got jimt our, and come hour not
gutting timi. . “
wman'rowu aroma: Enos.
WA'i‘llit'I‘OWN. Month, Aug. 1.89»
The first nirlhc in tho history of the
plenum Arronnl coins to on end in-
dny. whon the twenty-four ironwurk-
urn Wont our list Friday ngulnol. cont
ditionn undor’ tho coloniicd Tuyior syn
tom of shop munuuomcuto rcnumod
“in being built by Georgia ti. holohoh
l‘llllldltltl nnd lllll'tl to rmploy nhout 3.“
hiiu cmpioyons. Tho now mnin iztotory
building of tho lirltlnoport Hrrcw
rompnny in tho Enul land nhnttlnu
on Willlsion ntroui. lluion nnd (Zinn-
trni nvonuos. will noon ho oomplctoll
by tho 'i‘nrrinnton iiuiltilnu coulpuny.
It in t'utllnilltui that. nhoni woo will
bu muployoti. und nido-trncll ‘t‘onnoc-
tions with the Now llut'on road nro
being put in.
.. Tim tonndntions for the now (no;
tony of tho ilaird Machine company
just ovor lho Strnii'nrd lino hnvo boon
fulmilultltl. A lnrgo partition to ho
Wont. hind pinnt lilitl u ihruosiury
brick and uiuol building ui tho mnlu
plunt uroboing built. by the. Cranm-
Vuivo company. A hrirlo throcustory
[outcry building for tho Popo l‘lipnr
iiox company, now on cannon strum,
lot on tho nonth nido of Railroad and
‘Myrtlc Mention. ndiolning the factory
or tho George (J. Butclinilur nnd .coma
pnny’a fuctory.‘ 'l‘ho Bpr‘ngun Motor
compnny in building it nubotnniihlnd-
ditiondto its plnutnt tho corner or
Watch and South avenues Jamidgoport
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