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Manufacturing Company Walked
not Iii-bay.
NEW BRITAIN. Sept. 22—The ranks
at the striking workmen here were
. augmented this morning when about
a hundred molders and helpers walked
out of the roundly or the Union Man-
utacturing Company otter a demand'
for 25 cents an hour had been refus-
ed.
it is estimated that there‘rere about
1,200 men on strike here, and more are
expected to .toliow. Modified demands
have been presented to oiliciala of the
Russell and Erwin division of the Am-
orican llaiduaie Corporation and have
been refused.
Although there have been no dis-
turbances some or the ,tact'ories are
being guarded day and night by po-
lice details. " '
Strikers Hold Mae. Meeting.
TORRINGTQN, Sept. 22.-A mass
meeting held at City Hall. lastInight.
under the" auspices of the striking em-
ployee oi the Hendey Machine Com-
pany was addressed by Frank Jen-
nings. of Boston, a vice-president of
the International Association or Ms-
chinists; .l. A. Wickmnn 0! Springfield,
an organizer; Edward Ago. oi Provi-
dence, and Fred Codarholm, of Bridge-
port. Employee of all the local factor-
ies attended. Four hundred to the
strikers have joined the machinists'
union but eltoris to have the workers
in other factories join unions have
been unsuccessful. Mr. Wick‘h‘am will
remain here a month to enroll the rest
of the machinists in town it possible.
'flie strike situation is unchanged.
Bridgeport Strike DcVelopments.
'I‘BRIDGEP‘ORT, Conn.. Sept. 22.—De-i
yelopnients in the strike situation in
this city were few yesterday. Sixteen i
of the striking employes of the H. OJ
Canticld Rubber. Company returned to
work and 'a strike at the Burns and
Bassick Company was averted, when
» _ the limo granted increased wages to
the girls in themililng department.
About fifty employee ot‘the Bridge
port-Boiler Works are oh strike for a
nine-hour. day with-iiay.tor.tea,hpurs
The expected strike at the Bryant
. We Works over the discharge at
I a member of the employee gaevauce
committee did outtake place, ,i . -.- .-‘
. When a committee of the strikers
at the Salt’s Textile Company called
on President Kipp yesterday in an et-
tort to street a settlement. they were
told by Mr. .mp9 that he Would grant.
none of the demands and would K999i“
his Shops 9 sort until he got ready to .
open them; Notice‘ot' a reSumptionIIot :'~'I‘
operations, he said; Would (be sirens:
through Iihe press and at that ti ’
"3 who did not return l
"aidler themselves it
NEW HAVEN, "
employee of Hi
-: factory tiered , ,
Strikers Return to Work.
NEW 'BRiTAiN, Sept. 22.-Mooiders
the American Hardware Corporation
presonted demands for increased w“;-
es yesterday morning. but retuned to
tlcial.
Bristol Workers Get Advances.
BRISTOL. Conn.. Sept. 22.»!n re-
sponce to the notice 0’! a ten per cent.
and a iwentyjer cent. raise for the
posted yesterday by the Bristol Brass
Company, practically all of the 150
lstrikiag laborers returned to work to-
day. The few who did not report to-
day will be allowed to do so later, it
was stated, it they care .to.
With the settlement of this strike
the labor situation in Bristol is new
pretty well clenrednp.
—-9LUGGIM§( , LIVER CAUSEO
JI’ROUBLE.
Tho discomfort and dangers of. hot
weather are doubled it the liver is,
sluggish and theiboweis inactive. Ffo-
ley Cathartic Tablets are prompt.
wholesome. o’d‘ective in action with-
out griping or pain. it you feel in”
and languid. blushed or overtull, a
Foley Gather-tic Tablet will help you.
fltout persons welcome the light and
tree feeling they bring.
SEASON'S ”FREAK PLAYS.
Some Unusual Stunts Pefiomd This
Summer.
Baseball play in the major and min-
or leagues. this‘season, has been 3111'0‘
ductivo of a number or unusual per-
formances, some of which have estab-i
ilished records or surplanted those on .
isting for some years. They include al-
{most every department oi the game
land at the rate they are piling up 1915
is likely to.be remembered as the year
of odd features. ‘Ii 1‘
In the Pacific Coast league JackI
Nose, first baseman of the Oakland:
I team batted safely in torty- -ilve consecj
nolve .gainés toi- a total of severity hits,
'zbrea'king Ty Cobb's record 01. one or
more hits in lorty straight games made
in 1911. Preytoua to Cobb's advent the
record was held by. .Hal Chase. who, in
1907. batted solely in twentyseven con-
secutleeI contests. The same year that
.Gobb was hitting so consistently; Otis
lolymer was establishing the minor
leag'uweeord otrsate hitting in twen-
tydlve straight games ,
Quiet extraordinary matches. include
twenty base; on balls by Pitcher Har~
. a go is between Minneapé
oils and St. Paul of the American asso
elation; the winning of two games in
one day by Pitcher Mellinger, at Cedar
Rapids team. oi (the pentral gssocia-
tion. 'who- allowed fifteen hits and “to
us in. twenty-tour. innings "telnet.
night shift, with a sixty-hour week
keeping the kidneys active. ' ; ,
Drink lots at wales-you can't drink
'too much; also get from any pharmsI- '
stake a tablespotmhil in a glass or
I LICENSES FOR CLUBS.
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at the Russell and Erwin division or; County Commissioners Have wpplico-i
i tion Blank- Ready.
i
| The application blanks for club cer~ I
are to be issued to
work 101109’1118 a talk by a 18010” N jcluhs in Fairdeld county desiring to
l tihcates, which
dispense liquor to their members.
Ihave been printed and are now in the
fiiands of the county commissioners,
'reedy for distribution. Secretary
increase in wages for the day shift «pm ‘E. Ballard will mail the ”pip.
cation blanks to the town clerks in the
county.
The form oi the application» was ur-
lrangsd by County Commissioners Web ,
tors. of Cheshire: Potter. of Hartford,
nnd Brophy. of Ridgeneld. Under the
law which was passed at the last M-
oral assembly. all clubs that dim”
liquor to members, must moire appli-
cation i‘or a club certificate, whidb will
cost 8100.
Application must be made in prac-
tically the same manner as tor it re-
tail liouor license. The club making
application must give its list of 0!-
iioers, its total membership. the time
it was organized and it must be or-
ganized for purposes other than for
the sale of liquor
A copy of the club's by-laws and
constitution must be supplied the
county commissioners when applica-
tion for a license is made. Some of-
ficer of the club must make oath that
there are no minors in active mom
borship and also give a list of the ‘
membership.
Applications for club certificates
can be made any time before Novem: I
her '1 and on that. date all clubs that
dispense liquor to metnbers must have
certificates from the county commis-
sinners.
nuns out an
unis, iii suns»
"Your Back Hurts or Bladder Both-
ero, Drink Lots of Water.
When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach ‘with a
lot or drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary met-i
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep. your bowels clean, ‘by flushing
them with a mild. harmless «to.
which removes the body's iii-[nous .
.2 waste and stimulates them to their?
normal county. madman or one ‘
kidneys is to tiller the blood. in 24 ;
hoiirs‘eitiiey‘stnlin from it 500 mine!
or acid and waste, so we can readily ‘
understand the vital importance of
clot about tour ounces of Jud Salts;
water before breakfast each morning
not fine. This famous salts is made
a his. -
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