only About 10,000 Employojo
Siriko honored as II Protest Against tin Imprisonment
oI iIIso‘oh II Em and Arturo EIovonnliiI
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A MIIIss Meoiing cIaiIod no This Afternoon Will Likoly Resull
In More Trouble and Police Force is Inoroaood
iLAWRENCE, Mans“ Sept. 30.—~.De§-
pine Ill-med attempts to lntimidaté in-
tending workers, the 24 hour strike or.
tiered by the, Industrial Workers of
the World, I... a protest nghlnst. the im-
Iprisonl’nont of Joseph J. Ettor and Ar-
Iuro Giovannlttl failed or effect today.
It was estimated :that not more than
seven thousand operatives remained
away from the Lawrence Textile mills.
> Serious rioting (allowed the attempt-
, ed intimidation.
I I ‘PickeI‘t lines drawn up on Essex I'St.,
‘ the thoroughmre which nearly all mill
" operatives have to cross. had humor
330p; conflicts with employee. going no .
George lilizIo Seriously Hurt—-
I itmec-llolilnnio’s Loii
.Eye Removed. .
. MM '
: (loom Ritzo, of Bailey street, was
I» painfully injured Sabordoy. when he
was struck by u. piece oi rock in the
oyo. His Son was engaged in break.
ing up a lime rock at their home,
when one o! the «pieces struck the
older man in line loot eye He nui-
Iteled excruciating pnlnfind Dr. James
A. Meek, at Washington street, wna
called, arriving in about fifteen minI
uiwos Ho Iound an external Injury to
one 9373an which caused a cataract
or heInIorrhogo, which. temporarily
blinded mm The physician In hope-
Ini oi saving ‘lho eye.
Janiiio Mediums son oi Conductor
MoGlnn’iI, of the New York, New
Several of the knives and revolvers
Ion]
Haven and Edmond RnlIrond. wan die-
charged from the Norwalk Hospital,
yesterday. curl- now at his home in
Stuart amino. A few days ago he
won {laying with u inokknllo. when
1110 point colored hi1 left eye. Intoc
Iion immediately be! in and when the
father 43in olio'vved oridcuco cl bola:
”rooted. It mo déoldod the only thing
to do was to take the ind to tho hon-
nlInl. Thorn the injured eye was no
’ 'Inoved by Dr. J. A.’ block, and the at
or eyo min and.
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MII. koroco ENTERTAINB.
A aur‘prine port! will tendered In none to mtoo. whom ho no also
played on tho now dun. Illa mo.
honor oi Mlcllooi Known tor II'II
Iwonty iim hirihdoy.8nnday night II.
in» home“ Tho suoitr' m or 101 :Jn‘dco Gui-III thought thlt’bir. III-Ion
town: Mum. William Koonoo. John rm mulled in on.
Two lat-hon application for round
(limriuwlinil’lon. Joann Pout; John mu m n. Dunlap in}: nIIwI:
mot. noun» Mogul. 3mm soil» {hum
Kreoko. Joseph Hulk. John Tomi.
I passed and there woo no return
I went out to hunt. no ran down poo-
Imohiio soy fldfl. monu- inquiry
Pariioipaio In the 24 Hour
the mlils. «A dolen urresto (or uttacke
upon children, women and men netted
a small arsenal of weapons for the no.
lice. Revolvers, knives and other im-
plements of violence were confiscated.
were new, and, In some cases, still
bore the price tag.
Borne of the pickets carried sledge
hammers. bolts and other. pieces of
iron. An attack with weapons of this
hind was attempted upon Agent J. l.
Mniliken at the Everett Mills. but was
frustrated by, the police. One or the
mentioned On mm Pale.)
Dopuiv I’ em Laornan “Given
$40 ior capturing WIlllaln- .
Willie ’
There were hearings, in Bridgeport
Saturday. before Judxe Howard J.
Curtis upon the application oi aoveral
Persona for rewardn who had assisted
in trapping homo thieves.
Ono oi the petitionora was James
A. Price, of Bridgeport. who did ooine
sleuthing on bill own account in on
eiion to run down a chop who had
hired one of his turnout: and sold
it.
Several weeks ago John Loon cali-
ed at Mr. Price's liable and united
for a horse and carriage. Ho desir-
ed, he said to take a ride on "the
King’n‘ Highway."
‘7; turnout woo inrnishod with a
horse worth $800 nod Leon draw: 01!
In style. He rm to b. hock boron
6 p In. But the hour come and
Altar waiting sometime Mr. Price
pie who had noon Loon In on now
mead Locn’n movement“ to um um
aide. Bridnport. \
[old Mom and Cannon.
At It moon In that action it «I
found that noon had told tho horn
and corrlouo to Jon Aurillo nod bud
our. notified nod Mon rm Ammo.
‘ , Idoyll and this In the best time to visit
I ‘ woman's lending dopnrtmont star-o
. . hoodlum. Pollin- on. oil on. hot.
tor than during Ihooo loll conning
and horn an opportunity of coding tho
latest otyloo and most. exclusive mod;
Ire artistically arranged with mar.
ate gowns, IsuIIs, contra and hots. ‘In I
the millinory dopnrimcnt oimpllcity Is
the predominntlng note. Not the
extreme stylcn have ho tor boon no~
ticed in the dismay ’o: Ipllttern hdtn.
Thié refers to nirooi lint: a}; wall
douhtadlv be one oi the moat prom!-
uently Worn fabrics in tall millinel'y.
Illlk pluIih Will be “dad in 'oxclnoive
dress shapes. Large hats are more
ploturesque than over. Robeapierro
hats are very good. The new tnbrico
tor inli millinory are gold and silver
cloth, moire. plush, mound and heavy
silk Black and white lathe strong»
est combination at present. In yollow
beautiful shades of primrose n‘nd sul-
phur tints, are offlootlvoly, blended
The plumage oi the bird oi. .porndlise
is Ihe' favorite of the moment. The
long natural ‘awoap. but are arranged
long noiurnl sweep, but an “Setters
Tulle." Tonnes are very small. abso-
lutely Ibrlmieoo and iii close to the
head. Among the models.tho Mls’nos
Murphy are showing in a beautiful
deep rich. prune plush. White jet is
oiled as a contrasting crown. A prune.
colored aigretbe mounts from thought
side. A black velvet picture hat dio-
ploys the new season's designs. An
being on... during those crooning
days. DllItlnctive suits of broaidclothn,
ohevloto. homespunn. worsteds. woods:
and mixtures in all the new autumn
shades. such a- tonne. brown. nary,
gray, black and all the fuhlonabli
two-toned effects. all the coals lino'd
with neon do cynne or guarantoed
Skinnora’ satin. plain tailored or Inns;
trimmed, Iwith‘volvet. satin or braid
Also on excomlonol showing ‘6! noveb
ty nnltn. copies of the imported
French models.
Another ilnportant feature oi this
big'deparitnent in the grant showing
of women's and minor com: in the
lashicnnbie throoqunrtor and full
length modols. in all wool rough mi»
turns. olnid or ntripoIbaclI double-
foccd materials. AIIO polo cloth Mid
chinchilla cloth. semi-filling or
niraight-Iino book, plain or not
sleeves.
in thin department also there in a
splendid IIIOWIBI cl peltlccot: in to!»
[pill and Wine in all tho noun
ahadoo. ltimdnco or thou-lotto and
crops, hcule drum. wrapped. both
rob». lanolin unamm no oil the
nova-i model: in chin onion: Hm
mavln. the buyer or toll ammo-ht.
certainly omen moi 'Ior tho inflow
obi. «moving oi womh'n and minor
waning nopml .
In tho childron'n dopmmnt o {oil
lino oi com, drown. numb and
both nobu In to in on“. Till
oblivion. arm. I lnlxtnm, limo-
olotlul. funny mixtures, onmulll and
carom”. ' I ,
The lone II nimmin: download
him II rune lino of loll odoflnu. To
in mu m Mum Hulk Andi”!
no», Militia in mini and
and than than on. mild. cud sum
The Boston storo novor lookod but I
an: our toll and winter. Zi‘lln wlndcwo f
slightest congestion or l’renkihons or '
an evening chnpooux. Velonrs will on. ’
ing or loan ll.
mm are not arranged he wins! In the ,
unusual combination or never: white ,
‘ wings and curling ostrich Innis in on
“ ; din'tinol. {mill-q in the not whim
I .mo‘io‘ll. ,- ..
; . A III-ploy or mom: minim:
lino. no timed and boot mowing
the Bonioii' om hits ever made. are '
mnnmomnu MI
oyinrmllieruim
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5". [Wills III IIIIIIIII
Seine complex noun. F
Attorneyflcneral John H. Lilht has
following Opinion Ito the
town clerk at Wilton in reference to
the right 0! women to‘vote on school
Attorneymnonl'n (moo.
boot. 8?. 191:.
mom W. Gallon, Em Town Clerk.
‘ Wilton. Donn. _
ii In“. your cam rc-
availing In. to tumor cumin “I”
clout rel-Ila; to tho drill oi won“
hummn tormonnrpouon
vomit on School mum v: ’
our mm will mama! by on»
Moi-i ior Ibo anon m tho law
p46» not mum the «mm-rot
Ill Aldrin. town «ours. but owing no
tho moral mutant in your lilo-Ilium
u mm no homo; IIIIIIIIIM
maul chow In ”loot!“ numb
mu» mom urorol notable: in
~I,I§.ro In minnow on. on»
'm night until 3: lino: _ W»
on an mu horn at. not
nightrcnrbt year, was too oldoo't Filly
coon! olerg‘ymon. in nolnt 9mm .
, Ii" irronronobnble. IHIo
InlnkIry I cairn ior hull and noodo
donor. HI: mun-dump was always
worked by n‘ thoroughneuondcarr
rain»: at Mull which modeler the
oWI at tho ohpnohjoi which. be
loud charge. ma kindly and wool?
manner at dealing with hill pal-innin-
en and all others with Whom ll. came
in contact won tor him a multitudo of
friend- withIn and without the com
munity whoro he spent so may will!
of bio bacilli lilo. lily ion will be
keenly [cit in tho community in which
ho lived and carved his Hunter and
Emotional Idiom throuxhoul the slain
by whom he was much mnpooied and
below! .
The donor-mi In survivor! or one
lion. Loni: French at 8 ford. ind
ohm dauphin". 1m. llll Mor-
“NW and Hui. filwo‘rd ow
«Ilium.
“It".
“INN” DmlflWHOOL
mo Thuridn‘r “on: It on not.
hi. peoplé and will he doll by the
our. of Dorian; Ilia Nollie Punch.
rend. o! nonunion. and dim moon
Tho (liberal ocrvlco‘o‘ IIIII ho hold
on Wuinoodu Murdoch II. 2. 80
o'clonlt non on cumin. on. inter», 5m
lupin will know In the iocnl com.
‘ V together. 6013'
nd .1. P. Morgan are obliged
ppm Inter this weokif
my: , nor-wow until" [mien
' no out or common for monthly
hail hour loot Solurdnéi Wmooniud‘i
evening. and cannot! wine. inconven-
"lance Intuit Inerohantn and other: in '
no lhlndttory malaria at this time of ‘
I. cable which Imus.
power for the Flint Not-walk plant alto
inrnlilhan power (or the motor which
opens tho drowbridge. The bridge is
rapidly wearing out. and the soon .
not no hard than it is a dlItlculI
problem to gel: power enough in the
new: to noon no structure; (in both
occulono thocincuit breakorn gave
out; Ind it took the rennir song a
tumultuous Ito locntorthentronhle.
Bllnuorintondont. Winchootcr ntotel
that union the new bridge in built
Noll it may honmnary Io. rover-t.
lo hand power to open the bridge.
IIIIMIBH II ”RAISE
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* Thoma I. Boyhood. o! the Inn; oi
mound Nothing. nonhuman in
South Romain"
in; ihn't no are hit annually In...
unicorn-d- the mid. of cool had risen ,
47 a ton to 3 ion. The In-
*oiiyowho on; Is»
1
Ibo “woodcut-II?! thali- i.
’I III III. “DI” M (m llD to the filth
utiva Whlmbcr Ines
mount adminiotmtlon!
When Inctbérn or Inn
and the nubile conic on
by the mayor and council}
rather have them dilIlullde
gills: meeting and thrash.
and out in the open, or
doors with you and the rain
taunted public shut out and
a (the public hearing, nor
tel-I? dlypoocd oi by the on
tmwritten réoolutlons pr
mo. of any 11mins?
Star-chamber hear-inn am
PM)!" in our local no
If» you won Ithom on W
manual colon" ilk: It bolt or litho- ,
illnI out oi oi clonr m to the poorer
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