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N 'A The Directors of the Norwalk Hos-
pital will meet this evening.
lcorgc t' of New York city.
was in iNorwalk yesterday on business.
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“Miss Lillie Collins, of Warren street
is spending the day in Wilton with
friends.
tlnlholic Union Council. No. 46. will
meet. this evening, in their rooms in
West. avenue.
wNext week is jubilee Week at
l-loyt‘s. Gruiid inuugnrnl ol‘ the vaude-
ville season.
Welcome Stranger llodge Sons 01
St‘. George. No. 364’, will hold a rcguizli
weekly meeting this evening.
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The Butler Lodge team will hold a.
rehearsal this evening in the ledge
rooms in South Main street.
M'l‘lie l’ic'luie Shop is non open
You ' nil photographic uoik Amateur
work n specialty.
0111' Brothers Lodge No, it) I. D.
0. 1.x. met last e1eniiig. Nothing but.
routine business was trunsucieds
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Surely try a “Danderlne Hair
Cleanse" lit you wish to immediately
double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Dandorlne nnd
draw it carefully through your hair.
taking one small strand at a time.
«this will cleanse the hair of dust,
‘ dirt. or any excessive ollwlu a tow
moments you will be amused. Your
hair will be wuvy. fluffy 11nd nlinndant
and posseSs an incomparable softness. l
lustre and luxurinnce. the beauty and
shimmer of true hoir health.
Besides beautifying the hair. one an
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AGED BRIDE OF FIVE MONTHS
DElAD.
Mrs. James Benedict, Paul 87 Years,
Eloped and Wu: Married.
BETHLEHEM, Sept. iO.—~Mrs.
.Inmes Benedict, Aged 87 years, who
five months ago cloned and was mur-
ried a month before local friends were
aware of the fact, is dead here of
heart failure. Death was due to nsth-
mutic affection. The funeral was hot“-
slopplng itching and falling hair.
particle of. Dandruff; cleanses. purifies
dud invigorntes the . scalp. forever
Dunderlne is to the hair what fresh
showeis of min and sunshine are to
vegetnAIon. it goes 1lght to the roots,
lnvigorates and strengthens them. Its
exhilarating, stimulating and lilo—pro-
ducing properties, cause the hnlr ”to
glow abundantly long, strong and
beautiful.
You can surely hme pretty, soft,
luscious hall, and lots of it, if you
'wlll just get u 25 cent bottle of Knowl-
ton' s Dundeiine from any drug store
or toilet counter and try it as direct-
ed.
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here yesterday. the body being, takenA
to Smith Norwnlk for further services
at the home of Mr. Benedict’s son.
Samuel L. Benedict, where the aged
couple were married last April.
Mrs. Benedict was Mrs. Jane El.
well before her marriage and was the,
widow of u cousin of. Mr. Benedict.
When Bethlehem people thought Mr
Benedict was in Floiidn he was court-
ing a woman two weeks his junior. it
was Air. Benedict‘s severe
‘lwhich forced him to .Arethrn‘ to his ,
home here‘ond let cutthe secret oi ‘
(Drunken Fight In Norwalk Landed
A before fudge Edward
case dontinuod to Saturday morning. A
Alen was fined $7 and costs for breach
Illness
his marriage. . . ,
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FIVE MEN GO TO JAIL.
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Several In Police Not.
As 111.11.911.11 of a drunken brawl in
Norwalk last evening live men were
M. Lockwood
this morning. four being-fined and one
James Crawford, charged with
breach til? the pence and assault. was
fined if? and costs. John Feeney, who
complained of the row, was charged
with breach of the peace and assault
and was. sentenced to thirty days and
fined $7 and costs. Edward Grace.
the only one who could pay. was fined
$7 and costs and paid $13.86. He was
charged with breach of the peace and
assault. 'i‘hcmns Murphy, charged
with being drunk, had his case con-
tinued to Saturday. Charles McMill-
ol the peace and assault.-
Sergeant Brmu H. Silk, omcer
Charles F. Page and Special omcer
William H. Payne made the arrests.
Sergeant Silk and Oflloer Page took
Feeney, Crawford and McMullen to
inil this afternoon.
1' Mrs. Hopkins. of lcrsev City who
has been the guest of Mrs Jane Ward
well, of S Livingston street for a few
days, returned to her home, on Sat-
nrday.
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Mrs. F. H. Bradley, of New Haven,
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Mrs. G. A. Frnuke, of Hazel sll'ect.
Matters of routine business Were
transacted at the meeting of l’ncns
‘I-Iayioi’t which was held last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke A. Coniienlly, 01
Maple sheet, are visiting in Winsted.
at the old homestead for a short vucn-
tlon sojourn.
The South Norwulk Locnl, Socialist
tomorrow
evening, at which time they will nomv
Party. will hold 11 ineetlun
inute for a city ticket.
Delegates 'l‘liomns A, Skelly
attending the Slate llepubllrnu
ventlon, in Hartford. todny.
*l‘ho Misses
Early, of Norwuik, who have
friends, huvu returned home.
w«Oh, any. have you henrd thn
lioyt's will coluhrntc n lubllco week
commencing Monthly. Supt. liltl1.'l‘l1uro
will be the precinct vuudcvile bills on
0an ll.
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given notice thin in», Ilibt‘miii solllu
his liquor luminous lwforo October hi
to John (3.11uko The business Is
outed iii zl‘i tiny slroot.
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Mrs.'l‘liomns It Molly and two
daughters. Minus Katherine and not
othy nudity, who have been mulling
states,
have returned to their home in issues
an extensive tour of several
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city. are appearing for. the plulntlflo
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Identification of Files of Ten
Years Ago Admitted
Laying «foundations for the intro
auction of testimony in the case of l).
E. Loewe and Co.. of Dunbury, against
Marlin Lowlor and 200 members of
the Huttors' union of Dan‘bury, Bethe]
and Norwnlk was about concluded yeAs-
terday i lithe United States district
court in Hartford. Judge James 1..
Martin and the jury began yesterday
to hear more of the pertinent evidence
regarding the alleged boycott of Loewe
and 00., in 1902. by union hutters our
labor federations, which Loewe and
company clulni injured their business
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STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25, North River.
Foot of N. Moore St., New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin Sendlor Illustrated Pamphlet
W. L. WOODROW.Trafflc Mgr. J. J. BROWN, Gen'l Passenger Act.
to the amount of $80,000.
The Counsel.
The lawyers in the case are Daniel
Davenport. of Bridgeport, and Walter
Gordon Merritt, of New York. for the
plaintiffs, and .iolin K. 'llesch, of New
Haven. and Frank L. Mnlholland, oi.
Toledo. Ohio, for the defendants. it
is nppureut thnt Mr. Merritt and Mr.
Bench traveled extensively in getting
depositions in the case.
Publishers Testify.
George W. Flint, of Dnnbury, pub-
lisher of the Danbury News, was
copies of the paper published in 1900
and to 1903. An article published in
the News of .iul1 271. 1902. was called
to Mr. Flint‘s attention after he had
admitted that he did not know about
called to it alter the suit was brought.
It was 11 news Item conveying infor-
mation about the hnitters' union crip-
pling the Loewe plant in its force in
an attempt to unionlzo the shop and
a reported conversation with Mr.
Loewe ln‘which Mr Loewe said he
huts he made under the union rules
Mr. Flint could not re-
member whether he read the article
Norwnlk Editors.
Robert. 6. Mitchell, of South Nor.
walk. city editor of the Evening Sen-
tinel, identified certain issues of the
tiff.
Edward J. Thomas. treasurer and
manager of the Hour Publishing
‘ company. of Norwalk, identified copies
‘ of the Norwolk Hour of 1902 and
1906.
Afraid of Incriminotlon.
Reading ifs-om deposition of William
Which. 0! Boston, was resumed after
the newspaper men had been excused
from. the stand. Mr. Wlxou wne a hut
maker and secretary of n l-losion hat
ninkern' union Records from 1898
to the present were rolled {or from
Mr. Wines, and according to the de-
position he refused to produce them
‘ or testify regarding meetings of the
union on the ground that he might in.
criminals himself.
Depositions‘of Charles Morris. of
llmton. one of the directors of the
United Hatters of North 1111111111ch
member or the Fluisbors' union. was
then rend. it appears that Mr. Moo
rls was asked attentions 311 to whethr
or he ever wrote any letters to retail
list, dealers about not handling the
product of l). 11. inputs and (39.. and
retitled to shower on the ground that
it might incriminate him. Howell
also asked if his local union flood its
members for «buying nonunion lists
end still refused to answer. the hind
‘ ly aid that the union had no such
rule or Ibyslsw, and it would seem
ridiculous to .him to have to line a
better for buyhil nonunion tints.
Hollow Journal.
this Hanoi-1r Journal 1m 11511111
A
paper which will be used by the plain- ‘
For further particulars apply to J M. LAYTON o. 00., 5 Rail-
road Avenue, or Depot Ticket Agent, N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R.
The Hatch St Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.”
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
BEAVER BOAARD
is gaining rapidly in populorlty as a substitute for lath on!
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infill-tie variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of o
wide scope for indlvldntl prefermcnt and am. We are fluent:
and keep a large supply on hand.
D. E. Loewe and Co. .lor over fif-
council stating that Triest and com 1'
puny would be continued on the un- ~
fair list as 15mg as they continued to '
purchase Loewe and company’s hat: ‘
while made by nonunion lobor.01io‘
of these circulars. dated July 3,1908.
Was read to the jury. These circulars, .
Mr. Trl‘est deposed. was: sent to Trio“
and company‘s customers.
teen years. He has received many
visits from .persons asking him not to
have any dealings with D. E. LoeweA
and Co. One of these visits. ac—
cording to the deposition. was by Ed.
Rosenberg, one of the organizers of
the American Federation of Labor.
and secretary of the San Francisco
lebor council. Mr. Trieste deposed
that Rosenberg called in January
1903. and said he had been notified
AUTOIBTS Lose caucuses.
that Triest and Co. were heavy buyers
of Loewe and Co. huts and D. E.
Loewe and (to. had been declared un-I
fair by the United Hatters of North
America.
Hearing Before Secretary of the at...“
For Today, ,
Secretary of the state Matthew BAA.
Rogers yesterday made public a nun.
ber of decisions in sntomocllo col-u, -
In the case of Mike Blunnrck of South.
Norwalk. who failed to} appear at a
hearing on August 27 to answer to I
barge 01'. driving an automobile whit.
Boycott Suggested
Another visitor, Mr. Trieste said, was
Mr. Font, who called three times in
February, 1003,111nd showed telegrams c
which referrad to SBOIDK TrIaflt 7-6.. tinder the Influenoe of IntOXAOWAU, AMA.
gardlng D. E Loewe and (30.. and one scretnry directs that “3 11001138 M
reporting that Trlost had bought 198 “upended for sixty days from Senten-
dozen hats from Loewe and asking her 7-
how much money to send to start theI George Tryon of Merlden. chauffeur
boycott. Tho first telegram was signed for 59mm)? F‘mflclfi Atwatel‘. who VIII
by John 1;, Mom“, president of the charged with taking his smploi’er'sm _
United limiters of North America, 1.11.1 Without permission. will lose in. ii. ,,
Mr. ’l‘rlest in his deposition. teem for sixty days from September
011 Mr ant‘s third visit, the 1111110111., 7. newrdlns to the finding in his case.
tlon says. he demanded of Mr. Trlost In the mess of Henry A Chapman at
that he must quit buying Loom; tints POQUOIWGR 0m“ Henry iPerlIt: of Kin»
or suffer and take the consequences. ford charged With taking the auto-
Mr. Triest was told, he deposed thut mobile owned bit Gnome H Burt with
other customers of Loewe would be out “AMINO“: “‘9 secretory dim
boycotted until they stopped bill/Int; that their licenses be suspended f
Loowo'l hm. thirty days mm the date 0! tit
nearing August 21.
inocilnd Unfair. '
A visit from Mr. 1mm”), and mm Tho licenses were returned to the
r. Kelly in July, 1903. was next told ”AAA"? ‘1‘” Sam “I 301‘“ 30m
0! in Mr. 'l‘risst’s deposition. William 0 0° “iv 3° 11 A- “00‘”. 0 H
(i. Homily, of New York, was general ford. William F. Taicott of mm
advertising manager of the United ton, Thomas Bonner. ”1 Hart '
Hotel" of North America. Mr. Hon thltsr fl Pollen o! Waterbury M
any will in. Triest that he 111.1 come 1’“ “mm“ 3 “All“ "I N”
out to the casino coast to link 111111 101““
unit put-shuts; from I). 1&va and Hearings 1‘“ W “‘Imd’
(Dammit, “M “‘0 rfimlfil of the thA’ infimmn in “‘9 foilb'lnx ml,
rinse: to accede to Mr. Honoilys MW“ “WWW“ 0‘ “new“:
demons they were told than. they 0“ “WA“ 31 “W“ “A “A“
«linden “dd 18 your Climatic
must take tho consequences. The nest
W W assessor-1.1 in n... so. to of Remnants, who m so...
Fransisco il’ibor council has declared 0* Mills-Ali driving runs into:
Trim ind company nutslr. . iind lined my 111 com “a
“who 1.11.1... up“, license was 11111111111 by m
buy on some so n r s
an article from the 811111 Francisco ' ‘ ‘ u
holistic or July 1,903.11“ than not “MAW“ '1‘" luul "A “”1“" ”A“
to the lamina . martinis tails of 1119 flag“ _
. 5m mucumwr council denim l
slots of the south Narcotic mucous ‘
woodcut Church are recession to
use the s: is trolley on tomorrow .1.
Will from Batters corner tor
lottery bluff to so to visit Flint to
. intentional resortitrotnsgmlu
Am um nit. 111131111111 an m of
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