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may were in favor of micro-
demand for more pay.
First Poll For Yuri.
struggle is a herce one among
JR. This is the first. time in
[fillet the engineers have had oc-
to take this action.
iFiremen and Englnemen have
an and the Railroad Trainmen's
ting on this sort of propositiom
git comparatively recent history.
It statement regarding the situa-
waa vouchsafed front the oiiicials
”inorhlew Haven at the “Yellow
tiling" yesterday.
witegarding the situation a member
" the local lodge at the Brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers said today,
i there was no intimation to him
any special meeting of the lodge
to be called here regarding the
v r. The next regular meeting of}
_ lodge has been set down for Apriii
~ ‘He also denied that there was any;
th in the report that the Firemeni
ds‘englnemen were to join issues.-
h the engineers in an effort to helpi
latter to enforce their demands. i
his story was percmptorlly denied:
min the national headquarters of:
"firemen at Peoria, lli., yesterdayi
ins. ’
,he engineer with whom the New
Haven Register man talked snid:i
. by that story‘ is all tommy rot.r
so firemen and engineers are as fari
part as they ever were, and you:
know, how far that is. The themes,
ve’ enough graduated engineers in!
‘1
' unilateral
Heartburn, Gas, Dyspepsia anti
Sournaas Vanish and Your
Stomach Will Feel Fine
if your meals don't‘tlt comfortably,
or you feel bloated after eatlnx, and
you believe it is the food which fills
you; if what little you eat lies like a
lump of lead on your stomach; if there
is difficulty in breathing after Ieating,
eructations of sour, undigested food
and acid. heartburn, brash or a belch‘
tug at gas. you can make up your
mind that you need something to stop
food fermentation and cure Indiges-
tion.
To make every bite of food you eat
aid in the nourishment and' strength
or your body, you must rid your Biom-
uch of poisons, excessive acid and
stomach gas, which sours your entire.
mesh—interferes with digestion and
causes so many sufferers of Dyspep‘
sla, Sick Headache, Biliouaness, Con-
stipation, Griping, .etc. Your case is
no differeni~you'are a stomach sub
ferer, though you may call it by some
other name; your real and only
trouble is that which you eat does not
digest, but quickly ferments and
soul's, producing almost any un-
healthy condition.
A case of Pope's Diapepain will cost
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here, and
will convince any stomach suiferer
lire minutes after taking a single
dose that Fermentation and Sour
Stomach is causing the misery of in-
digestion. '
No matter it you call your trouble
lihir ranks t° "n the places or all the Catarrah ot the Stomach, Nervousness
wilneers 0" the New Haven road; or Gastritis, or by any other name-n
tshould "‘9 latter see tit ‘0 8° 0‘” 0"; always remember that a certain cure
‘ tribe. and 1 “We“ that "“5 iii 1““; is waiting at any drug store the mo-
the meme“ ”9 laying MC“ [0133 meat you decide to begin its use.
firemen have “0i Di“ in any do Pope's Diapopsln will regulate any
I“ for a wage increase, W my, out-of-order Stomach within tire min-
WWledge, and I do not believe thati nice. and digest promptly. without any
they will until this waste question with! fuss or discomfortylaii of any kind or.
9 enzineers has been settled. Thisé good yo“ eat.
the Weak point in the case of the; _
\
been in this struggle. The fire-i "NW "q WWW—“mm”
are ready to take their placesi
_ "course if the engineers win out
y then all of the other unions, the
famed, the tralnmen. conductors,i
telegraphers, and clerks and station;
enwiii probably so in tor increases":
, As is well known. the firemen have!
fignyamembers who are qualified as
engineers but ' who still remain ntlll-'
{died with the firemen alter their pro-L
motion to the right side of the cab.
.t. ‘Eiimgineer Stone takes pains to
hnounce today that it the vote re-
“ bordering a 'strike both the
Vlmittee‘ and himself have a power,
etc so insisted that the failure,
nterstate CommerCe commls-'
toyincrease the ireight rates in-‘
. cutting them down had help-
” in; about the present condi-i’
é
Glossner, 24 Ontario St, Roch-i
,fN. Y., has recovered from a long;
aevcre attack of kidney tn‘ouble,i
'ure being due to Foley Kidney
After detailing his case, he
:“'l am only sorry I did not learn,
of Foley Kidney Pills. in a‘
ays' time my backache complete’
one and i felt greatly improved. 3
kidneys became stronger. dizzy
lleft me and l was no longer at»;
at night. i feel 100 per cent;
.. or since using Foley Kidney Pills";
a in action, quick in results. Try!
. W. F. ngmore & Co. "i1
‘PIBERTED AND ROBBED.
. h—-—~ . i
*p, cm Away was Widow'l.
”mono; she Shield”. 1
Widens, March 28.—Death ln'
Heboken hospital last night ended;
I. Fanny Kohnert's despondenci’;
what she declared was false woo-‘
' bbery and abandonment of her
‘ an half her age who had
”gut her here from Bremen, Ger-
!liam'. Heinrich Worthman, a young
inch whom she charged with having
Tim, away with a fortune of 35.000
hi it her former husband had left
“was on the high seas with an-
~ t',iovo yesterday bound for Eu-
‘ when the despondsnt. woman
from the window of a Hobo-
tote], Nearly every bone in her
broken. She died last night.
‘faileses that Worthman made
‘her after her other husband's
but convincedlier that they
"for clone to this country with-
imsrriago' ceremonies in
icy. her husband‘s people
L Three days sitar their
appeared. She and the
g‘hi‘l“ license ‘to ‘Philap
rtwo daya'aho sat on
, n: tor hlm‘in'valn.
poll that Worthman m
reps she decided ensui-
‘r j... ‘l
‘.i
TWashingtou, l). C. today filed a suit
', any becamiiioré‘ ihold and hesitate
‘ cxocuto the, dances . in lull 110er r
‘ Sty“ u," I X ,
LEADING MAN'S WIFE 'HXDT‘LWE
* on BLONDE GIRL.
....._..._..
Alice Fleming's Former Co-Star la
Sued for Divorce and Alimony.
NEW YORK, March 28.»llecause
she saw u “blondc girl" who out next
to her in the (:rosreut theatre in
Brooklyn, read a "mush note" from
her husband, leading man in the play.
house, Ciartt Pryor Elicitation. ut
for u separation and alimony ugulnstl‘
Actor Arthur 1". lluchanun. Mrs.
Buchanan mus that she was married
10 years ago in Washington. Soon tit-3
tcrwurd her complaint reads, her hue-t
bnd told her there was “uttotlterl
woman in his heart that he. couidé
not get rid of." She tiilld be per:
suaded her to return to her parents'r
home in the national capital. i
Two months ago, learning that he:
was leading man in u lirooklyu then-i
trc, Mrs, Buchanan says she came;
back here and went to Brooklyn;
While'watchiug the performance, slie‘
alleges, "uu usher handed a youngi
blonde womun who sat alongside moi
nnote. l recognized my ’husbaud‘st
handwriting, and looked over her
shoulder. it told her that my hue:
build loved her and was very sorry
he would not be able to meet her
that night.” ‘
She says after the play she saw her >
husband told him of the note and he
admitted being in love with the
"blonde." She says he has since re.
fused to have anything to do with
her 'or to furnish her with a home.
Mr, Buchanan was co-star at the.
Crescent theatre- for several seasons
with Miss Alice Fleming formerly
the leading woman at Poli's theatre,
Bridgeport. Conn.
BAN BUNNY HUG AND TURKEV
TROT.
National Guard Officers Eject “Trot-
ters" From Reception and Dance
‘ at Bridgeport Armory. .
BRIDGEPORT, March 28,—Alas. the
passionate display of terpslchorean
art which manifests itself in the bunny
hug and the turkey trot and kindred
executions. has no place in Bridgeport.
The ban was put upon it last nilht at
the state Amory "when the militia
gave a dance. ‘ ' ‘ '
which conducted the ball, want ‘it
definitely understod for all times
to come, that such fantastical dances
will be absolutely out of order here,
otter. ‘ ~ ‘ ‘
ly through the large .‘ha‘llilut. nisht.
some of the youthgul‘ dancers found
the bunny hug antistatic» trot vary
hid; it! the“ “tiresome“. an
encore of the National Guard,.
‘ While the molds tit. ultimatum»
rotation. at stat/twinned theu’»
, dammit «mist-mum” the edges .
tome-1n not soon di
genital-aways! toenail" ‘
trim is. may
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Fur iture.
' ion’t mistakeius— by good clothes we don’t mean extravagant clothes, but;
”any: I unforiwoma'n can be well dressed and stylishly dressed without extravae
ganc Here is where the influence of the H. Krieger 85 Company Store is felt:
in th ‘ :home. Let us take the case of the man of modest income with a. family
tofcare: for. There '_is afpoint beyond which dollars will not; stretch, and with
they i‘quarrel, are unhappy, out: of ‘ sorts with themselves and each other- Can
you jicture happiness in such a home?
But there is a. remedy for'all this. Where the full cash price of clothing
ltlbe met, the convenient payments of our Change Account Plan can.
usin intelligence in selecting the goods, comfortable. well-made and perfectly
styli h clothing can be bought at the some prices charged by ' a. cash store---
fie no sacrifice of quality or price advantage. The payments are. easily
cann
~ther ,
met,“ f and, through being well-dressed every member of the family. grows to
res ct themselves and each ‘other-happiness reigns. There are hundreds of
happi ‘homes in The Norwalks today which. owe their happiness . to an intelli-
gent use of the facilities offered by our ever popular Cash or Credit Plan avail-
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if WEST WASHINGTON STREET
tfitters' for Men,
and Children
lifisit Our Furniture Department
Women
Self-respect is the foundation of a happy home, and
self- espect is engendered by good Clothes and nice”
nd light and fuel, to pay for, someone must be deprived of the necessaries
‘. The ready cash is not available to pay for everything. The man who is
_:well dressed, the boy who goes to school in shabby suits, the woman who
thingflbut threadbare'garments, all 1039' self-respect. as the days go by—-—
urZSprinngStocks are now in full bloom. No need
oldingliback. "Come now, make your selection, pay
them if- you f can, if not, have; them charged, and Set-
the bill in! EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS.
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