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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

rzeczy razem maja siuzyt
uod majorem gloriam" owego
znajomego buszla k:. John'a.
Pomysf ten jednak, .iesli
ME gfupl, to bardzo smieszny.
Raz przecie gdz;e ks. John
swe pazurki wk}ada, tam o
tych dwoch wznioslych ideach
mowy bye ME mole; powtore
cafe W tym wzgledzie usilo.
wanle nowego redaktora Po.
laka 70 Am. jest bardzo po!e1-
rzarej natury, gdy2 tenle,
kilka miesiecy temu, lanai
kopia re Z)ednoczenlem klai
sic Ma brode 0. Wlncentego.
Panowle politycy, zostawcie
te rzeczy jak So. Zwiazek N.
P. ma tel pochyfosci, ma jakiej
obecnle sic znalduJe, dfugo
utrzymac sic ME mole. Re
akcya lepszych sk}adnik6w
nastapie musi, albo przepadnie.
Jak tylko oczysci sic tel
hototy masohskich oberwu-
sow mojzeszowego wyzna-
MIA. ma przecie konstytucya
zawieralaca w sobe zadatek
i pierwlastki 2ycia. Zas kto
lest dobrej wolf, ma pred
soba otwarte wrota do Zjej-
noczema KatoNckiego, ktore
mu gwarantuie ME tylko czy-
stosc WARY, ale nawet wick
sze posmlertne, jesli komu |
po smlerci . dolary chodzi. Urii
vice n1e potrzeba; to rzecz
ME tYlko zbYte&na, ale ma
der szkodliwa."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
Razem S LAO.
Razem S lao.
KRONIkA Ll IYGoDNI0WA.
TV

Gdyby ludzie chcieli s}u-
cha6 choc tylko tel prostej
rady, mp. ,,szewcze patrz twe-
go kopyta" = to prawdziwa
byfaby rozkosz 2yc ma tym
swiecie.- Dal;b6g, jak ciocle
moja kocham, lepiejby bylo i
W Ameryce. Prawda, 2e lie
jeden szewc, "a przykfadem
swego kolegi p. Szydeiko z
nTr6jki HultajskIej" = ME
kontent re swego rzemiosia i
artystycznego powofanis. P.
Szydelko, Warszauer, zbrzy-
dziwszy sobie szydlo i dra-
tew, zsiaf sic giebsza nauka,
astronomia; obserwowai W no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
NASZ AGENT
%. Hieronim Dasz-
kowski

6eazie ~ tyeh dniqch u Green
Bay, Mil,voukee 4 Chicago.
Pan Daszko,uska, jeI od 3 n'lc'
sie6y z~po1vodzeniena agltege dlo
WZARUSA 4 nieda.Uno ~ Wls-
coms1'7le, u ciqgu paru tygod'aa'
yednat nam przeszto 100 no
evych abonento,U. " ,aadzsel, Se Z
10 teraznaejszg aoycieczce mad Je-
zioro Michiga,iskie roac'ale bedzie
'nu sfuayc stare szczescie, poleca-
my go 7oska,vyoa sozgledona no-
szych abonento,o 4 p'zWaciot, mad.
naiealgqc, 5e p. Daszho1cskl, cho-
cio5 na1ody jeszcSe cz5ol0lek, ma
u Winoale 2,aaczny nacjqtek ME-
ruchomy . posiada zupetole NO.
sze zaetanie.
Wszezkae k,vity przez nlego
avysto1oione no odebrane ple,alq'
DIE, uuo5ac bedzlenay jakby przez
nasz sanaych erygotoeooae = 1ah
eoogole dotqd evszystko ka0lto1co'
z1snay 10 qazecie 4 hslegach 'aa-
szych, CO kto age'etoevi noszenau,
opatrzonenau S,viodectaUem cd
mas 2 herbena WlARUSA, za-
plaeit, poki dame mau 1!po1coSnae'
ne ME by5o pu6licz'eie 10 pl$n7ae
uaszena cot11lete.
Administracya nWIARUsA".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
Podziekowanie.
Chicago, 81 stycznia 80 r.
DO Szanownej Redakcyi
War,lsa!!

My nizel podpisani niniejszem
publlcznie dzieku]emy Pani Do
ktorowej B. Stobieckiej "a wyle.
czenie 6cz naszej trzyletniej CO.
reczkl.
Dziecko to, bawlac sic W do
mu, przypadkowo wpadfo do ku-
bfa, nape}nlonego wapnem, i tax
oczki sobie popali}o, re tax my,
jak wszyscy inni, kt6rzy je wi.
dzieli, mniemali, il dzlecina wzrok
utraci.
Czytajac W owym czasie W ga
zec'e PAM Doktorowei Stobiec-
KEEL uaahsmy sic do niej o po-
moe, dzisiaj, po dw6ch tygo-
dniach, dziecko nasze jest zupef-
ME zdrowe.
Me widzac, czem lepiej "a to
umiejetne a szczesliwe leczenie DO.
dziekowac, polecamy wszystkim
cierpiacym IA oczy osobom pan,a
doktorowa Stobiecka, mieszkajaca W
Chicago przy Milwaukee ave., Mr..
489.
Ignacy Hanciszeka Saoiera
769 West II Str.
Chicago, ILL.,
PtACCIE IA WTARUSAr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
w azne doniesienie

~ " Al ,
Ma mocy artykufu wstep.
nego Janusza W Zgo0zie Mr.
5, osn iadcza sic alniejszem
2e Zwlazek N. P. bardzo sza.
nuje ksie2y Biskupow kato.
llcklch: Z. Damazy Nowak,
vice-cenzor, bury parafan W
Buffalo =. .gfosi krucyate la
ksiezy Biskupa-ale czyni
to ME w ch arak t e.
RE urzed ow y IN - tyl.
ko OF TAX Q gorliwosci W n a.
roc owej y.-(Czy2.
by Zwiazek chcial nawet u.
rzedowo burzyc parafe, bio
ksie2y i przekupic Papieza -
P. R.) Tenze p. Nowak, sko-
lektowawszy soble z biednego
ludu $500, jedzie ma skarge
do Rzymu przekupi Papie
la e ME w charak-
t ere urze o W y m.
Jest jednak w:elka Ottawa,
aby ten pracownik ma polu
narodowem ME umarf we
Wfoszech ma influence lub IN.
solwencye W charak e.
RE nj urze WV m,
gdyz W takim razle Zwiazek
N. P. bedzie zmuszony pos
tao mu W charakterze calkiem
urzedowym posmlertne.
Warto wiec, ably Zwiazek
N. P. W charakterze urzedo.
wynn zamowif ktorego z
ksiezy zwlazkowych naboaeh-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
Czy sic zwachali?

FAX jak dawniei S}upskl
z wielkiego ,,szacunku" dla
ks. Domagalskiego, oglaszal
CO tydz'ei biule1yny jego
zdrowla, kasy i zamiarow =
tax teraz p. Sadowski ob]af
ten zaszczytny urzad. Czyzby
tym panom tax znow wiele
zalezaio na wyjezdzie ks. K.
u? Tymczasem iakos ma close
tym. panom ks. K. d. ME
wy)ezdza i smleje sic tylko
z tak'ej gfupiej i dziecinnei
zemsty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
ista W Castel Garden?" Ami

Ilsta w CaSIel Oarden! ,,Anl
nogq, movie ja." .,Otoz to
Gaia sprawa. Kto ME przecho-
dzi przez Castel Gaden, ten
nigdy prawdz'wego rozumu
mice ME bedzie-bo tylko W
Castel-Garden, jakas tajem-
nicze si}e, kazdcmu emigran.
tow tyle napompuja W moz-
gownlce ro7umu, ze mu iuz
wystarczy ma GAIA Ameryxe-
2e ju& l ksiezego rozumu stu.
chac ME potrzebu)e."
No pomyslalem sobie po
cichu, ten kun widac W Gle
ME ME bity. Ale co ma wi
siec, ME utohie. Wybleram
sic tego roku tax koio univ
W odwiedziny do starego kra-
ju, ably tam s]uchac troche
sztuk pieknych, z powro-
tenn, to mnie jul laden 'xa-
pltan ME zdurzy. Vale wprost
do Castel Garden, a tam ka-
ze sobie napumpowac rozumu
amerykanskiego lie sic zmies-
ci. Tedy zobaczycie, co to ze
mnie jeszcze bedzie. Oh, z KS.
John'em i Sadowsklm bedzie
bieda!
Zwiazek N. P, Zjednoczeuie
T. Kat, Unia-John - Win.
Gently. Grygla, Nowak, Sadow-
ski ct tutt1 qnantl, to wszyst-
ko furda. ia przywioze kon-
stytucya, ktorq we Lwowle
]uz komponuja na jej Ia
sadach" zafoze nowe iowa
rzystwo: ,,Nienalezenia do
zadnego towarzystwa." Bedzie
to arcydzieio W swo'n. rodza-
ju. Boo przecie talk lax dis,
gdy jeden ciagnie do Sasa, a
drugl do lasa, dlugo bye ME
moze. Toe sic te towarzystwa
7Jedza; ze tylko nedzne ogo-
ny zostana. ia to wszystko
zleje " jedna organiczna ca
lose ,,narodowa praca.'' A
tedy zobaczycie. ;a.>i zak wit
ME spok6j, dobrobyt-patryo-
tyzln i t. d. Kazdy bedzie
patrzaf swego, a ME l1o2ucha
cudzego, Blacharz bedzie lu-
towaf rnry i robii narodowe
ola kucharek tarki. X. John
bedzle W swoj buszel zagla-
da}, ME W cudzy. Hr. de
Mic porzuci niewdzieczne pole
llteraturv W Zgodzle-1 dalej
"a szynkfas-p. Nowak mias-
to Papieza, bedzle fowil Tia.
dal tyjko chfopow t. d. Te-
dy bedzie spok6j, chwaia Bo-
Ia bedzle kwit}a, polska
bedzle ma drugl rok.
A propos llteratury W Ego.
dzle-Napoleon l. powiedziat::
ze cd wznioslego do smiesz-
nego krok ieden. = Mybysmy
z Gaia nasza wiadoma kurtoa-
zya chcieli sic zapytac, jak
daleko cd gomolki d. gomr-
fy". = To skromne py,anie
'pps7szlo nam ma mysl-gdys-
my W Zgodzle wyczytali gle
boki, uczony patryotyczny
artykuf 0 gomo}ksch.
Sfyszellslny takze, ba ma
wet Polak ~ Am. glosno
wymownie, choc straszuie roz-
wafkowanym stylem pisze, 2e
ma powstaG Ia VIOLA IL
censem ks. John'a jakis
nowy Zwiazek pod tytulem:
,,Unia. Unia ta ma mieG ma
celu TAX kulture rellgii, jako
i patryotyzm W rozne] mierze.
Tel UDii ME podoba sic am
Zwiazek-ani kato-
lickie zjednoczeu;e. Ona be-
die cos posrednlego a la ks.
John. Unia ma sfu8yc religii,
religla narodowoscl-a te dwie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

oJ "'eihd P'llloscla UleS
gwiazd i obrachowaf dokfad
ME PREY pomocy ,,trzesionki"
kiedy kometa trzasnie ziemie
ogonem | bedzie kon:ec swia-
ia. Mai on =resztq JUL Cd
mfodosci talent DO nocne) OBJ
serwacyi gwiazd, do anallzy
spektralnej a szczegolnie alem.
bikowej. Ale teraz bierze sic
wiele szewcow i ME szewcow
nawet do polityki i innych
wcale ich powofaniu przeciw
nych biznesow. Gdyby to jesz-
cze rzetelnosc szlachetnosG
klerowaly ich nowem powo-
faniem - to by jeszcze byto
pol biedy!
Many przecie miedzy nami
prostego blacharza, kt6ry tn
udaje art7ste sztuk pieknyca,
polityka, a nawet architekte
Many organistow, szynkarzy
piwa, aptekarczyk6w, niedou-
czonych szulmajstr6w, uciek-
tych z klasztoru braciszkow-
kt6rzy dis, nie majac mic
lepszego do czyn,enia. reda
guja .,zuakomicie" gazety pol.
skie i SIERRA oswiate ze al
trzeszczy. Many tez ksiezy,
kt6r1y Lie pisza gazet q po-
kory, ably ich ME posadzono
o madrosc, ale ktorzy "a to
nakiadaja i drukula gazety
oswiate; lie kt6rzy zas pono
ksieza trudnlq sic, jak nam
doni6st sam W. @. Wincenty
Barzyhski Chicago G. r.
prosta ,,pedlerka". Many prze-
Gle . rzeznlkow lekarzy, z gar
barry aptekarzy; stelmach
szyje rekawlczki, kowal ma
prawia celendrowe i ankrowe
zegarki, a ceglarz wypieka
ciasteczNa ,,cake" pono
bardzo de)iFatne | smaczne-
ale ia ich jeszcze nle probo !.
wa}em.
Wszystko to .jesscze ujdzie,
bo tn Ameryka, ale gdym
ostatnim :azem wyczytaf W
Polaku u Ane., ze prosty-ale
to prosciusiehkl i wszystkim
znanY faplchfop, jeaeli
chcec1e, ,,ch}opo1ap" niejakis
p. Damazy Nowak wybiera
sic W deputacyi do Ojca sw.
do Rzymu, W sprawie po-
krzywdzonej wrzekomo para
fiji polskiej W Buffalo przez
Biskupa = i to ma sic rozu-
miec ma koszt otumanionych
parafan = tedy struchlafem
i mowilem sobie po cichu:
a co, p. Portkiewicz, gdzie
two]a historya naturalna?
Dalibog, 2e gfupi jestem.
D1ugo ME wiedziafem, ola cze-
go, ooc przecie kilkanascle lat
2 tablica chodzifem do szkofy,
a chocia2 nie posiadam dyz
plomu ma blasze z wysfucha-
nych sztuk pieknych W Kra-
kowie, ale przecle zawsze~-aa--
wet W kraiu, stafem troche
wyze) ma drabce socyalne;,
nil organista.
Diugo famalem soble glove
mad tenn zjawiskiem, al tu
dopiero moi KUN, co to W
jednej wsi pod Strzelnem
p;astowai wysoki urzad gmln-
nego swiniarka, a tn zostaf
klerkiem W dry-good sztorze,
wyprowadzif mn1e z niepew-
nosci. Gdym mu wypowiedziaf
mole watpliwosci - pyta: a
no knmnie, powiedzta mi,
wy wyszyfowall, gdys-
ia przyjechali do Ameryki.
,Mnie, movie ja-kapitan O.
kretu juz W Hoboken wysa-
dit ma lad" nWiec ME by
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
stwo pro ulatorbus na inten-
cya P. Damazego spolki.

!
cya P. Damazego spolki.
Wspolnnienie posmiertne.
De naortius nil, nisi Jene, O
zmarlych aic - albo y..obrze
mdwic". - TAX kazc pogah
SKI aforyzm. Dla mas lednak
chrzescDan pogahskie aforyz-
my moga tylko miee podrze-
dne znaczenle. u mas Chrze-
scJan przedewszystkiem pra-
VIDA stoi ma pierwszem miej.
scu, tax wzgledem 3ywych,
lako ! tych, kt6rzy luz fatal
ny odprawlli termin smierci.
Jezeli zas rozmalte wzgledy
ME pozwalaja W kraju nagiej
pzedstawlc prawdy - to my
tn W AmerYce, ktorzy wszyst.
ko winnissmy naszemu seH:hezp,
ME qotrzebujemy obawiac sic
otwarcie wyiuszczyc prawdy.
Dnia 3go Stycznia t. +. u.
mari W Krakowie ks. pralst
ScipIo del Campo, infuiat. pro.
tonotarlus ad instar partici-
pantium i kanonik gremialny
kapitu]y Krakowskioj. Ten KS.
Hrabia zyf 80 lat, a 66 lat
bYf kanonikiem. O MIN MOI
ma wrecz powiedzlec, ze: per-
transit nih7 tacieado = pre-
szedf zycie, mic ME robiac =
sed bone ulta ute,ado = ale
soble n1e zalowal". Ably mas
ME posadzano G stronniczosc
W sad1e, przytaczamy tn list
osoby krakowa wysokie W
towarzystwie zajmu1qcej stano.
wisko = ktora TAX sic do.
slown,e q tym ks. Hrabim WV.
raza:
,Dnia 3go stycznia poze~
gnai sic tym swiatem KS.
i
prafat Scipio del Campo, do
brze Mu znany!! W 80 roku
zycia swego. Od czasu wy
swiecenia swego, jake ks. Hra.
bia, zaraz zamianowany ka-
nonikiem kapltufy krakow
skiej, ME zaznaf nigdy co to
bieda, lub co to praca. Jego
cate zycie bYfo sinekura. Ztad
lego pycba, wzgarda wsp6i-
bracl, chez pokazania swej
wy2szosci, ktorej ME posiadaf,
dokuczanie siabszym. Ma
szczescle ME posiadaf on IDOL
nosci AMI Tailleranda AMI Ri
chelleugo, chociaz ujelnne
strony, lie zdofa}, znakomicie
soble przy ywlaszczyl. Byf to so.
bic panicz W calem znaczeniu
tego wyrazu, ktory z CORY pa
trzaf ma chlop6w, ktorzy mu
sic nisko kfanjali - biada zas
tym, ktorzY kfaniaG sic ME H.
mleli. Wy tam W Ameryce ta-
kich exemplary niec nie
mo&ecie. (Oho! So tylko bez
wfadzy.) (P. R.) Gdyby sobie
by} mog} wybraG dzlei smier.
ci, toby byf pewnie tego ME
wybrat, ktory go zabraf z ,e.
60 mi}ego dian swiata. Pogrzeb
BOWEN jego wypadf W Me :
dzlele, po ktorel nastepowafo
swieto Trzech Kroli. z tego po.
wodu ME wniesiono claia tego
Hrabiego do katedry, tylko
prosto z domu ma cmentarz
to W popoludniowyln czasie. Ola
krotkoscl dnia bardzo sic tel
z tym unforeseen spieszono.
Biskupa W Krakowie ME by
10, DO wyjechaf do Rzymu.
Ostrosc czasu klimatu byfa
tel powodem, 2e tylko J e.
d n 2 m1odych i zdrowszych
kanonikow mogf go exporto.
wac, to jest ks. Midowlcz. -
lynn sposobem ostatnia ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
CZYTAJClE!

P Poniewaz jeszcze
many spory zapas
Kalendarza Maryah-
skiego, wiec jeszcze
przez luty bedziemy
go darowali op}aca-
jacym zaleg4y abo-
nament W kwocie
przynajmniej $500.
Wraz 4 dWoma
wiekszemi obrazka-
mi i ksia}zeczka ma
bozenstwo do sw. J6-
zefa"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

Kto naprz6d zap1a-
ci 2 dolary "a VIA
RUSA, dostanie ma
stepujace prezenta:
y. Ksiazeczke ,,Rdza Lesna",
cena Zoe.
o. Poi media BACK 25c.
81. Nabozenstwo do sw.
J6zefa sc.
~. Obraz Matki Boskiej Sc.
81. Wizerunek Ojca sw. sc.
g.. Bede mu pose}a} przez
cafy rok darmo K
ciusz Soc.
y. Kalendarz Maryanski 25c.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-11
CHURCH INFERENoEs.
Mr.. Fayerweatherss Good Heart and
Generosity.

Mr.. Fayerweather's Good Heart and
Generosity.
Daniel B. Fayerweather, whose requests
to colleges have made his personality
a matter of interest, and who began life as
poor Connecticut apprentice boy, really
was quite remarkable character. He
made so little display of wealth that even
many of those who knew him best and
saw him oftenest, the leather merchants of
ssthe Swamp" in the southeastern corner
of New York city, were surprised to find
his possessions were SO great. One of
them said "Mr. Fayerweather used to come
in and out of my office nearly every day
for thirty years, lived close to him up
town, and I supposed he was worth about
half million" It is now thought that he
had accumulated as much as 5000, 900,
and perhaps even $4,000, O00-in which
case the residuary legatees, who are the
executors, will get the bulk of the estate,
notwithstanding the large amount of the
requests. He was very quiet, "close
mouthed man, and kept his own secrets. .
In fact several of his intimate business asso-
ciates "never. heard him say anything
"about colleges" and it is thought that
the disposition of his wealth to these in
situations was due to the advice of Rev.
William Lloyd Of the Central Congrega-
tional church at Fifty-seventh street and
Eighth avenue, who was one of his warm
est personal friends. Mr.. Fayerweather
was not a member of any church, but he
was fond of certain hymns, and his favor
tie was "Beyond the smiling and the
weeping" one of Horatius Bonar's, which
was sung at his funeral. 1t is interesting
to learn also that he did not wait till MAX
ing his will to begin giving, but was al
ways generous. jackson s. Schultz said
that when he went to Mr.. Fayerweather
for contributions he never came away with
out check.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-11
A NEW LEADING LADY.

Lizzie Archer Gives Two Policemen
and y Constable Some Excitement.
Congress avenue, near Lafayette street,
was the scene yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock of lively comedy in several acts.
Lizzie Archer was the leading lady and
played her part with professional ability.
Constable Woolf Levy called at her domi-
cile for purposes of evicting her for nom
payment of rent, but his good intentions
were received not very cordially. Lizzie
made vigorous assault upon the consta-
BILE, her pugnacious spirit being further in
famed by liquor. She made so great q
disturbance that Officers Marshall and
Murphy were necessary to remove her to
the station house, and the arrest was made
only after considerable struggle. She
was locked up with the three charges of
drunkenness, breach of the peace anti re-
sistance to her credit. The affair cole cted
a large proportion of that part of the city's
population.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-11
TIE CHnIsTmAs HOLIDAYS.


What IL Going on I'm Chapel Street
Perry's Great Stock of Christmas
Novelties the Town Talk.
A charming and welcome sight to the
hosts of New Haven ladies now about
Chapel street daily making selections for
Christmas gifts is NJ. g. Perry's store, 1856
Chapel street. In abundant testimony of
its remarkably lovely array of delightful
novelties is the throngs of fashionable and
refined ladies constantly focking there.
Exquisitei charmingl lovely! are only a
few Of the adjectives, and used in the
superlative degree, heard in explanatory
comments on all Sides, The markets Of
| the world have been ransacked for the
most brilliant novelties with the result
there shown. Every selection is mode
of elegance and refined artistic work, from
the choicest specimens of Partisan, Of
italian art, or gems from Albion, or the
country of the Rhine, or the banks of thu
beautiful blue Danube, or treasures from
Africa or far Cathay, or the superb lAces
or gems, or perfumes, or Immaculate
ivory sets, or elegant work boxes
or marvelously pretty ornamen
| tai treasures, or Duchesse and EN-
broidered handkerchiefs, down tx
the multitudes of choice and daint.
novelties, all inexpensive, each gem, ani
a delightful Christmas gift. The grea
part are exclusive selections, found no
where else in the city, and the stock is al
epitome of the cream of all the variou
markets Of the world afford for Christina
gifts, while ladies come back from New
York to buy at Perry's OF lower prices tn
very same articles that captivated thei
taste in the metropolis. The prices ar
wonderfully low. No wonder the sale i
phenomenal at Perry's. He seems to pos
sess an Aladdin's lamp that fills his stor
with brilliant novelties that make Kri
Kringle's eyes sparkle with delight and en-
able our New Haven Christmas shopper
to solve the Christmas gift problem de
ightfully. Every inch of space is crowde,
with charming articles for the great Yul
tide festival, and sales are Immediately du
plicated from an immense reserve stock.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-11
AT THE RUBBER SHOP.
A Model Society Formed.

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The employees of the L. Candee & Co.,
who work in the east room of the boot de-
partment, have organized themselves into
a society to be known as the Bootmakers'
Protective association No. 2. It is the
least costly of any similar society to join
and the benefits are comparatively the
largest. Each one is assessed twenty-five
cents week if any of the other members
are sick and two dollars in case Of death.
There are no other assessments and no
dues.
The character of each candidate for
membership is strictly investigated, and if
he is found wanting in regard to sobriety
and steady habits, he will be informed that
he has put himself to useless bother by
trying to get in. No labor agitation will
be tolerated. This speaks well for the con-
servation Of the workingmen Of to-day.
The officers are Arthur B. Clonet, presi-
dent; Fred ]. Eth, vice president; Frank
E. White, secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-11
Pleasant Events.

The ladies of Taylor Congregational
church will give supper this Thursday
evening. A short entertainment will also
be furnished.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
are to have Christmas sale day of
fancy work. A room will be fitted up for
serving chocolate and cream, also light re-
freshments, throughout the evening from
to 10 pm. Proceeds for charitable pur
poses.
The Dwight Place church Christian En-
deavor society will give an entertainment
in the church parlors this evening.
A Quaker entertainment was given in
the Howard avenue Congregational church
last evening in aid of the Y. P S. @. E. of
that church by the Y. P. S. G. E. of the
West Haven Congregational church.
Unity commandery No. 8, Loyal Legion
| of the Order of United American Mechan-
les, will give complimentary entertain
ment and sociable in Aurora hall to-mor-
row evening.
Canton Aurora, P. NJ, I. o o. F., will
give ball in Aurora hall January /. Col
| onel Pond and staff Of the First regiment,
P. NJ, will attend.
In anticipation of the holidays the
ladies of the Parochial society and of the
guild of st. Paul's church will hold q sale
in the parish house tomorrow from II q.
| m. to 10 p. m. They will offer great
variety of articles of their making to their
| friends and they invite all to come. The
| furnishing of the parish house is the
work on hand, corner of Olive and Chapel
l sfrcafs
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Rev. Mr. Harrison will conduct his fare
well service at Trinity at 1880 tonight.
Meriden is to have s'The Dark Secret
there, with huge tank on the stage, and
is happy.
Bishop Mcmahon will dedicate the base
ment of st. Patrick's new church on North
avenue, Bridgeport, next Sunday, at which
time mass will be celebrated.
Beautiful new goods daily arriving at
Kirby's popular jewelry store, filing the
vacancies made by the many buyers. A
splendid stock Christmas trade opens
finely.
A new sewing machine company talks of
locating in Bridgeport. It's capital stock
is $50, 600 q, 600 shares at % each. There
are now 725 shares ta1en The board of
trade is offering its encouragement to the
enterprise.
Professor F. A. Cargill delivered lee
ture on ssHeads and Faces as Indicative of
Character" last evening in the Homeo-
pathic medical college, New York city, be-
fore large and appreciative audience.
The lecture was under the auspices of thE
Hahnemannian society.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-11
DEATH OF JAMES L. ROOT.


A Prominent and Lifelong Resident
of the City Enters His Long Rest.
James L. Root, aged sixty-seven, of 1928
Chapel street, died yesterday morning of
pneumonia after an illness of one week.
He leaves a widow and four children, Mrs.
Emma Baldwin, Mrs Carrie B. Rice, James
L. Root, jr., and Mrs. Lizzie King, all res
idents of this city.
Mr.. Root was born in Bristol. When he
came to this city he engaged in the grocery
business on Broadway for a number of
years, and after that was in the same bust
ness at the corner of Chapel and Howe
streets. For the last few years he had
charge of the street sprinkling for G. w.
Blakeslee & Sons
Mr.. Root was a member of Wooster
lodge, F. and A. NJ, and of City lodge, I.
Q. o. F., who will have charge of the
funeral. He was well known and
highly respected. The funeral will take
place Saturday afternoon at Q o'clock
Burial in Evergreen cemetery
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-11
Launcla ola Ship.

BRIDaEpoRT, Dec. 10.--For the first time
in thirty years large ship was launched
here to-day-the P. T. Barnum. It was
launched at A. J. Beardsley's shipyard.
The crowd at the launching numbered
5000 The contract price of the vessel
was $50, 900. With the exception of Sd, 900
it is owned by Bridgeport men, most of
whom take deep interest in sea-fearing
matters. The owners of the craft, named
in proportion to the number of share they
hold are: w. M. Blake, captain and agent;
P. T. Barnum, 81. B. Church, R. T. Whit
ing, Swan & Bushnell, Louis Held, George
Morford, II. e. Bowser, w A. Brothwell,
w. w. jennings, w. G.. Swords, T. n.
Quitmeyer, John McNeil, Mrs. John Nc
Neil, A. T. Beardsley, Hon. 8. w. Tilden,
N. ]. James, A. Van Brunt of New York,
s. S. Thorp & Co. Of New York and Endi-
colt 6 Co. of New Jersey.
The schooner is $50 feet keel, 176 feet
all, 36 feet in depth, and 16 feet in depth
at its shoalest point. She has q capacity
OF about 1, 100 toms, and will carry 38, 900
yards of canvas. The vessel was christened
by Miss Laura Blake, daughter of the
captain. The Standard says she broke a
bottle over the bow, but the paper did not
say 1t was bottle Of wine, and a rumor
was widespread in Bridgeport that the
bottle was filed with q fluid yery much re-
sembling water in Difference to the well
known temperance principles of Mr. Bar
11um