special to the New
gin ‘ rs’
st busmess
but to stimulate
latest "which those
betweeny steam
y interests of
. fthe new legisla~
the. least dispelled
hat so far as rail-
slutlon, 'or attempted leg-
is concerned the. present
1 Assembly may have to
i some du'estiionslgbeside
the memorable “parallel
‘ f 1889 may sink into com-
' V. unimportance. Strenu:
"s was that contest, and there
so whose .inetuories run
k who ivill say ‘that' not
’ 3 their recollections has
eirbe‘en its equal in Connecticut
“illlative annals. there is every
" ation that ii the looked for
ig'of horns this year occurs
en ~the_rival railway inter-
‘this State feature chron-
iélet‘swill have much more inter-
. aid" upon which‘to build
.leS' than did those of the past
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situation to date may be
summed up. There is now
ing..al;.:the door of the law»
and franchise giving body
13. hi stutefia body of men. who,
are granted the concessions
ifich they fish. will have some
e'most valuabli: rights enjoy-
anyygroup of capitalists in this
‘tty‘other country. in a word,
have everything'to grain and
it nor nothing to lose. Tile lat-
r onclusion is strengthened by
a We act, that through franchises
‘ y, acquired either“ throllgh'
slptive grant or purchase from
e original grantees, they are
lobe considered a power with
fluence reaching to every cor-
“tllé'state. 'l‘his illiili¢110t'.;
, , More ile‘a'rl' coilecrns'indii‘idL
at it than did tie influence which
flit 3889 'arrayad itselfiagainst the
o} .. \is now gen-
notation which it
il'yxconceded is to be once again
_ 7 .‘odlth'e defensive.
" Therein lies the latter’s advan-
tage. It is asltruc‘of'tllem'. as has
can well demonstrated ‘in the
areas it'is ‘lrue of the feathered
“final Of tradition. that tllcy can
it best on the ground with
' it they are most familiar.
‘ij y line the advantage of posi-
. " .. the valuable experience of
'fllany‘hard—fbngllt campaign. the
oblige of having with few excep—
ns come out victors and the. val-
ble knowledge of ways. means
arid methods which under ordin»
nry conditions must needs be reck~
‘ “-{l'med with. Last. but not cast. is
V the never falling record of laying.
[we'll repaid the trust rcposcd in
Willem by. the thousands of state
resident investors and the scntb
affluent that‘ naturally grows up
around and clings to an instiuitlon
' .. With which so many memories of
‘71lilrely state interest are conpeyt-
Kill! ‘ ' .
. '. .‘Dut thrmc who now seek to dis~
‘ ‘trugt them in the secure position
. which-until within a fcw'years
‘;-’?tlil2y have held. are udtwitho‘ut
.ntrong supporters of their claims
' those things for which they ask.
film rapid. it may be said phenom-
‘ anal. growth that has marked the
j ~-Batile Gro
‘ ument that itifi’lls a want that
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(hotel- able twvvssnnt as corp»
‘3 ,. . . .
‘ filled te‘n steam and
plétely
, horses Were the units of power for?
, ailway, purposes. This growth, it
Will, he. elaimedmhaa been; solely or
principallydue to the satisfactory
manner in Whieh’the' public wants
have been niet,,ttnll tn the deter-
mination of the question with
which they are to be- confronted.
those to whom it is given to de—
side the. matter must be more or
dred' considerations.
“All that the steam interests
ask,” said a person who believed
himself to be. pretty close. to the
real situation to The Register cor:
respondent. “is to be left secure
in the rights and privileges Which
they :now enjoy. if they are not
disturbed they are not going to
make any fight."
p“'l‘hat sounds well," said a per-
son believed to be close to the
steam interests to whom The Reg-
ister correspondent put the lore-
g'oing. "Here we have applica-
tions. however. for trolley fran-
chises all over the state. some of
them paralleling some i’ the most
important divisions of the steam
road. There are two petitions. for
instance. for Ithc right to parallel
flu-steam road from New i‘lavcn
to Derby and Ansonia. Between
these points the steam road is now
operating 28 trains every week
day. and a sufficient number on
Sulidays to satisfy every r‘easonl
able demand either for pleasure or
business. The right is also asked
for to parallel the steam road on
its Hartford division between
New Haven and \\"allingford. and
on its Northampton division bc~
tween New Haven and Cheshire.
The fact is. that between these
points the steam road now oper-
ates trains at a loss. That
doesn‘t look like ignoring public
demands, does it? .
"if these trolley parallels are
sanctioned there’will be one cer-
tain result. That will be that many
of the trains which are now run-
ning‘r will no longer figure on the
time tables. it costs money to run
them. Engines burn just about as
lunch coal whether there is a pay-
ing train load of passengers be-
hind 'them or not. it also costs
just about as much for the wages
of the crew of an empty train and
for other rincidcntal expenses as it
does for a train which runs full
or comparatively so. it hasn't so
far appeared that these requests
for trollcy franchise and exten—
sions are backed up by public
clamor or necessity. if through
the granting of them the number
the steam road toadjust its sehcd-
ale to the number of trains that
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hours. where it is now covered b
trolley since its advent into this
MU’NGE‘R
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gall, 15? 1).. member of the Yule
ear ration. and mater of the
fed Church in I lis city. talked
' 2 night before the Men's Club
w “even. on "Some I‘roha-
Changes in the Twentieth
29% an '.' lie said‘the‘chiel troug
’ li’il prophets is that they are
false. They try to reach
clean and die before they
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' miller for instead.
In referring tothe
in . .. lain century he said
" Mmprenaive are those
trialllbrt. the change from
3605 j quill to the rug?-
‘ e
ful will bring this result about."
ON NEW CENTURY.
.Demoaracu‘Must Set Itself to the Purifica-
' lion of Our-Cities.
NEW .IIAYIZN. (“unit/January ability to project themselves Into
le'l‘he Rev. 'l>‘l..~...lm-p ’I‘. Mpn- the inturennd shape its course are
‘ lthc utilization oi steam or some
other power and evolution. Some'-
times we hear a voice crying out
that a return to a monarchlal form
of government is inevitable, but
who listens to it?
their own ruler. Yet wb‘o' wouh
destiny. and Democracy in
them. .. ‘ ‘
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«in until pl
less influenced by these and kin- .
of uoihpaying steam road trains is
still further increased it would be
only natural for the managers of
would at least pay expenses. How
would it strike the factory.opera-
lions and others for instance. who
now travel mornings'aud evenings
between this city and Meriden and
intervening points to ilIMt‘l taken
off the schedule the train leaving
Meriden at (mo :1. up. and this
city at (m5 1). m.? The Meridcn
trip .by trolley would‘take two
steam in 35 minutes. 'l'hiswili n -
niost surely be one of the results
if the steam road is to be parallel—
ed in the manner asked for. and
those who are willing to abide by
it need only lend their sympathy
to the interests which if success—
“Il‘hcre aremoments When one
almost wishes there were-in New
York an Absolute ruler who could
crush Tammany and damn its
members to some. diatlun inland
where they might live alone under
seriously advocate it? .There are
some things that wear the east of
one of
l
easant sight to see it
l
the-first days 0
Senators seated in [the , Nationa
Senate already attained by the
courts—«me. . by the WI)“ lmdy to
which he has been returned. and
the other by the courts of his own
State. New York city has drunk
its cup of lies and shame until it
can no longer endure it and now
it is castingr it aside. ,
"Tli'e‘rc‘is no doubt but the ini-
,me'nsc prosperity of the country
will so flood it with money that
luxury will become almost inevit-
able. and luxury is almost as sure.
to bring forth corruption." .
RULED WITH A ROD.
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Retinal Tip. . .
"When all other methods of control-
lngwlld beasts ntl the keeper ball on
ly to employ an lronrod, whlcll has
been made redliot at one and.” said an
old circus man to at Star reporter re-
cently. “Llonn and tigers," he contin-
uofl. “wIII cringe before the heated
poker. and no matter how restless and
trottul they may have been the night
of the glowlng iron immediately brings
them to their best of animal senses. it
has an almost hypnotlu Influence over
the beasts. I have seldom board of an
nnlmul being burned In thls manner.
however. so there Is nothing cruel in
the treatment. It would not do for the
care. for the scars would mar the nut
mal for exhibition purposes. The hot.
Iron Is a terror. just the same. and
under its persuasion the kings of the.
jungle are docile and ready to do what
In wanted of them.
In elreua managerles the animals
often become almoat unmanageable.
This In true of the younger specimens.
who do not Ilke the Idea of being so
closely housed. so much hauled about.
and so often cut off from the light of
the outalde world. When It hummer:
necessary toigive their cages a thorn
ough‘and sanitary claiming. one at-
tendant holds the beast In a corner by
means of the redhot Iron. while an-
Olilel‘..thf)l‘0llglli)' cleanses the remain
lug portion of the cage. the. work be-
Ing accomplished by brooms and atom:
from the outslde. In changing the
wilder animals from the cages em-
played on the road to the larger and
more commodlonn quarters at. the win.
tor station. what we call a strong box
In used. The wagon Ia hauled along
side the large cage and the. steel strong
box. open at both ends. ls constituted
a pnaageway. The animal hesitated
to make the journey through such a
suspicious looking object. however.
and again the heated iron must he
brought. Into play.“-—Wllahlngton Slur.
» WAITED son callus.
Engineer on Jersey Central aldetrack-
ed for Tum Weeks.
“Side track at Hampton Junction.
l’a., and await orders." '
That. was the message lllram Ad-
ams. an engineer on the Jersey Cen-
tral. a branch of the Delaware. Lack-
awanua & Western. received Decem-
ber 15. There had been a small
freight wreck on the. Han. and It was
thought beat to awltch hln train In tem~
porarlly. After the first. three hours
went by Adams got hungrynnd went
to a hotel. The day passed and no
further orders came. The next. day
and nothing. then a week. two weeks.
and tlnally three passed by. Adams
was living In comfort at his hotel when
he rneelved a message to come ahead.
After sendlng the order the train
dispatcher forgot Adams. and when
that. Indlvldunl lulled to show up. It
was thought he. was sick at his home In
Hallstend, Pa. Finally an lnveatlgu'
tlon was made and the startling dlneov
ory was made that he had been for-
gotten for three weeks. He has filed
wllh the Delaware. lmkawnnnu it
Western n bIII for his hpbel expenses
and time and half than after the; first
ten hours on the aldlng.
He says he dId not report for tho
reason that once before he had asked
for further orders. and rocelvnd a
sharp reprimand for Interfering In
bunlnesa that was not fill. Ho accord-
Ingly obeyed orders and now..nskn the
company to settle. saying the llr'othor-
hood \vIII back up hll request.
PUT MONIV AOIDE.
Take ten cents to the nearest nvnll-
able nnvlnxa bnnlt and deposit It to
your erudlt. Keep It up nntll you
have a dollar.
Don't wall. to do this until you have
a sltuatlon. Do It now. If you have
change for our turn walk. :
'1‘qu In the only wly to save money
If you wait until your salary ill raised.
or until you happen to have an errand
dond before you lay by a cent.
There In only one way to ruwu
money. That Is to begin now—New
York ,lournnl.
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The most noothlnv. honllnz and int
tlvepllc application over devised in Da-
WItt'a Witch Hazel .Bnlvo. It relieve;
at once and cure: oils? sores, eczema
and skin diseases. "Ware of hill .
tlonu. G. g. Btlllllon. mm Norm;
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A woman's beauty la never canald—
othul' woman. '
The, morltatl reputation for curln
piles. some and-nun diabetics nuqnlra
by nownvs .Wltleli Hanelfiulve. Ind:
led to the mettle: of Worthless couri-
tbrfelhl. lie until to
Selma George 0. 8t Ion. South Nor-
we . y .
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Lord "Babb" mind to have made i.
morn thorough label It In capturing
England then In elbturlnitnfrlcs. .
finch little ‘pillli In newer. thtlli
Early Klein‘s storm anally tall
i tlie'eentul’l’r‘two 1
lumen:
But the Rod Must II Iron. With 3
keeper to burn the charges under nut .
near the savings bank. you may be,
urud a good recommendation by our
only DeWItt'll .
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T“ .5 “Willie." for
«nym’lfllhmoiltlnmm, but
that It it tin“. uniformity 5‘ show.
. I Multimeter-Weannn'
web-n. in in M
mm
en. moment: we ' in mm.
re billable n; and villi
it our " ~o£ comm
83 abductor lied:
The Wanamaker-Roll In h = for ‘men
henna medial? " ”f' we...
nullunm.mrmu5mpe,all ' ‘* I new", :;; ~>
'1 only
And
I February Number of
EVERKBODY'S I
_ MAGAZINE
On all NeWs‘sturids
Ten any.»
'009 Dolldr a year
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if Ten Ce‘nt’a- Worth
” None as . waste
.lllm
' higher litany
Y .‘t if "1
Walt; new . "or:
.. . Manhunt: Ins-
union; better pinning: Not only
better than EWJW’S was be-
fore; butumrpmwby any other
mix-zine at'lts price. . th'so
Illicit—not to unity effing:
menu, yet—more Wt ne f
ndmtimenli. mandate»:
from other magazines. No tedi-
ous stuff In it—no page: to skip.
[willow Taffeta Silks i
That an Meta silks are intended to [in
the rich 03ch of the very fashionable planed
villa, and they are anaemia] in hall-ting them
my cloudy. Pulled alum extravagant and
expensive - five yards of "napkin ilk are
needed to produce three yard: the platted.
These new taffeta are well adapted to the am
up, at about half the price of the pluitul silk.
We show film in all the favorite solid Ihldfll,
(or day or evening wear, 19inch: wide, It
Erratic a yard
[Sewing Machines |
’I'bis’concem: the but sewing machine we
know—and you. It combine: all the good
glut: of other ranching, with which you may
familiar, baida other: peculiarly its on.
That's why we've culled it the ”Wanamaker."
None other than the but could rightfully bur
Our name. ‘ '
Then, too. in the lowest-priced machine,
for on. pouenln in good qualities, on the
market today. 0 incl that we fill it direct to
you from the start, without nun-cu or out-
side instructor: to create uddltlunl
aunt-for muchoftlieflvlnginprice
Onutylmeomplctemufict mingmnchlm,
in 813T Another, fitted with human,
in $19: vllll extra bum, . with other at.
am, u- (
Wharton fire“. anode i
The new spring anthem-«ilk tubules are
my mum. , tum Illimmer of
file all]: add: the touch of elegance
to the dainty future.
Two tempting mm are those»:
Print-a Satin-striped Dlnltlu‘. In 40 m mm.
min Ilri u no so Ill-cu u to rlngwl
the deslgns r urlv. soc 1rd.
Corded Satln «tripod Mauraiinede Solo. Woven
on. my blpun silk. cotton the other. In all-
colorlngsmltb ulln slrl II edged wlln cluster:
of fancy cords. In '0 a . lip: and navy blue.
pink. any. crap. but amp. and black. m: yard.
l Boys' Clothing |
Outdofhlngt‘or boylisuudc In the most
careful, conscientious manner, to stund the
hayrid mm: mud to act. Itdllu III)
at elnd' vi tytoumlu agrees:
thutvhicb marblheclothi for men. No
material! cuts into it: m l encept those
which “may thud wool: no other: would
be conflict: with the high climate: of the
clothing. And yet, will: and: uecllm, prie-
m yaw-rm. Stimuli-drum ulna:
Saw—Ron «on sun: Sun. or
winter ”I mm on alcove. Ian
and ill-lulu; Infect. they‘re dunk-lucid».
wmby Unclaiu'l' ill-n. ton-years.
Ir-Wuhle-Imum. Incblll- 0mm velvet
colt-r: lined throughout wlth M mun; bum-
to It. to m.
Stamina limOmm-u. with ball: Ilnvd
bellman. summmnpnsas—m added
cost representing mm mm cabinet work.
J OHN
1!thle wllb M flannel. WmJuII-hngtb
cuts. In Omrdublu m. a loan yum.
WANAMAKER
Broadway. Fourth Avenue. Ninth and Tenth stain. NEW YORK.
A truthful dentist advertises as iol~
Iowa: “Teeth extracted with great
pains." ’
BEAT OUT OF AN INCREASE OF
HIS PENSION.
A Mexlcan war veteran and pronun-
unt editor wrltes: “Seeing the buyer.
tleement of Chamberlain‘s Colic. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. I am re-
minded that as .n soIdIur In Mexico. In
‘47 d '48. I contracted Mexican diarr-
hoea and thls remedy has kept me
from getting an Increase In my pen-
sion. for on every renewal, a dose of
II. restores me." It Is unequalled as
a quick cure for dIarrhoaa. and Is pleas-
ant and safe to take. For sale by (l.
C. StIIIaon. South Norwalk. and E. P.
Weed, Norwalk.
u—n...
You can never dumped a man's no
“01‘ with a drlnk.
When threatened by pnaufnonla or
any other lung trouble. prompt relief
Ia necessary. as It In dangerous to de-
lay. We would sunset that One. Min-
ute Cough Cure be taken as soon as
Indications of having taken cold are
noticed. It euros gnlcltly and its ear-
3' use prevents. consumptlon. G. C.
tIIlson. South Norwnlk. '
Better three hours too soon than one
mlnute too late.
qu'r eHALL um um: won “and
2 our:
Tall quutlon arlael In the totally
every day. Lotus answer it today.
, y Jello. n dellcloun and healthful
(insert. Prepared In two minutes.
No bolllngl no baklngl add balling
water and set to cool. Flavors: born-
on. Orange. Raspberry and alt-amber.
I7. At your strollers. 10a.
The optlmlat In a man who believes
that the best years of his life are thorn»
be him yet to llvo.
Pcpalnv proliuratlonu often fall to re-
lieve Indigestion because they can dI-
:elt only ulbumlnons foods.. There Is
one preparation that dlgom all classes
All food. and that In Kodol byline sln
Cure. It euros the worst. cuties o In-
digestion and given Instant. relief. for
It dlxoatn what youentmo. C. Bllllaon.
South Norwnlk. t" .
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A man who noméew'lllb ”own burn-
‘ non can't be trusted to look after oth~
. 3.91. I ' alkali?"
w llama
Ily. Four ltavoffll.
1mm
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meet all the but
our mm. mm
3317. At your-Aimee". 'prv
a mini mummy- stove a u ,
rol‘wltb in. wife by talllnl or some-
tlilns nice that It!!!“
aboat her. .
man dldn’t my
mil 14 Mill ” tum
on («I
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in: they are . ‘ .iil auburn at
‘ .4“ ' millim- d‘. i
still: llt’ »
3. ‘ m
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W ‘Efiiflhabliiiibi :i‘fiii
The next generation In a waiting
"100.
HOW'S THIS? .
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Galen-h that can
not be cured by Hall's Cntarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
We, the. undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney fur the last 15 years. and be
have him perfectly honorable in all
bufdnasrt transactlons and financlally
able to carry out any obligations made
by the firm . .
WEST I: TRUAN, Wholesale Drug-
glsta. Toledo. 0. .
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drugglata, Toledo. 0. ,
Hall's Catarrli Care In taken Inter-
nally. acting dIrectIy upon the blood
and mucous surfaces ofihe system.
Testimonials sent free. PrIee The per
bottle. Sold by all .Druulsta. .
llnll's Family Pills are the beat.
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It In euler to teach an old dog new
trleka than It Is to discover the new
tricks.
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.
A remedy recombination for patient:
ulllletod wIth the (lrlppe In KEMP'S
HA‘LBAM. wbluhla almlnll‘yomlnptod
for the throat and lungs. . n't'lnalt
for the but symptoms of the disease;
not a bottle today and keep It for use
the moment It In needed. If neglected
the grippo has a tendency to brlnt on
pneumonia. KEMP'S BALSAM bra.
vents thin by hoopla: the cough loose
and the Input free from Influmm tlon.
All druggma sell KEMP'B BALS M M
250 and 50c.
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When a man a temper gets the boat
a: film It generally show the wont
0 ml .' t ' ;
Cut-thin out and'ttllle II: to George C.
Stillson‘n. South Norwnlk. and Edward
P. Wood's. Norwnlk, drum sun-ear and
set a freonolnblo of Chamberlnlna
Sit-mach and ldvur'l‘nblettl, lifeboat
.pllyslc. They also cure disorders of
the stomach. billouaneu and headache.
Those who rdnmye III I o more imi-
p’ltlllo fl flailflllllun thugs“ wildfillnt.
or us. '
I could hear of. but within: helped ‘
uh I took Brut] In Helm. and or.
anal bottle «in to, l i"
For and b M all
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t's flirt what you need to finish the season bit/i.
and when and lbbw‘wi‘ll you find better value ‘.
than we now ofléi- pail. to multilateral *
3 5.-
4;] of rooms have sold at‘tmlyo‘and
5.9.00. 3 a... vows. ' on splattered
Mime be we! mmmwte m...
Open (My darling antf'l'riiileio'cldéli. 2. -.
.1,- PM'IS & 30H.
Tellers. Clothiers. ' ;
Hafférs. manuals,
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storm excluding Ulster. $7.75.
We can give you a hood. all-wool
A good Maeltlntonh for 34.50.
All goods 'u‘rc reliable.
One flight up to the. left.
A few capabilities In the chorus I:
am to aid the over: In mnklng a tilt.
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A PROMININT‘ OI-IIOAOO WOMAN
‘ ”CAI“.
Prof. norm Trier...of,0hlcarto. Vive-
Prenldent .llllnoln .Woman'n Alliance
In Imelda: of Chamberlaln'u Cough
Remedy..me: ..‘.'l suffered with aa-
Vere cold this wlnter. which thre ten-
ad to run Into ammonia. l trltuidlf-
fernbtrpmadlambpt 1 seamed to grow
worm, and thuniedialne upset my
stomach. .Afrlll d,‘ dfvlaed run to try
Chamberlain’s. u b dummy. and I
found It. unpleasant to take. and it
relieved me at ones, 1 tun now enure-
ly roeeliered. sump, dbctor‘b bill. time
and suffering. mi : :y‘r‘lllnovn‘r he whil-
out this uplandld hairline again. ‘ For
Me .bvfiaomo. .u‘pllapn..stmtn Nor-
walk. and Edward. ._._ _ ’eed. Norwallt.
" rain '1 tifmr ii a
,. , a . ft 7 p ‘ e co -
pliiiiiupm in or p dent fluid It, so
any to tour a fiber? than till they used
no. . . ‘
tor good Brunettes at prices that
\n'\\\r 93th those with shut in-
comes tolled \tka lords. We our“;
outlawing a ponder Smarts nt-
this Melt, Kama Rhoda Sables.
Central 3006. Q0.
Grit. Railroad Place andmuhimton St.
on. Hull. Philadelphia, Pa .
MAKERS or
All W001 Man and Boy’s Clothing,
We. are'réatly for bu‘alneaa. We will make to your order a
wool wdratlid tmusérlli such as most tailors charge from $7 In! .for ”.60.
We can give you ‘a palr of all WOi‘flled trousers for $4.50.
a can sills You’ll pair of nil-wool trousers tomato.
' yell a good trousers for 82.00.
We can'xlve you a blue or black Chlne
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bills heavy double broarltéd
We can make to your order all-wbol Hulls for "3.00.
Suit for $9.50.
We can also furnish Ladlea’ Mackintonhaa.
We can furnish true bluo eonduetora‘ and motormen's uniforms.
Our reputatlon In at. stake.
Drop a postal to‘ WANAMAKER & BROWN. aoU'rl-l NORWALK.
Agent wIIl cull wlth a due line. of samples.
OFFICE. LAUDIR'B BLOCK. COR. EAOT WABHINGTON' STREET.
TRANCE 0N SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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but In astronomy one but! a wise
daughter. .
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Chamberlafn's Cough namely ll the
mother's fatal-Ito. It. In blilliallt and
safe for children to‘ take. on . ’ ways
cur-en. It is Intended on y . tor
comma. colds. crow an whooping
cough. and In the beat medlclne made
for these dillbit’tldb. ‘ 'lllllorn‘lli not the
least danfiar Mlll’lllr It. to children.
for It can nlun no ob um. or other fin.
lurlonu drug and may '90 ulven a con-
fluently lo a “hall's all-to nn’udult. For
sale bye. (3.. .atlllaon..llouth Nor-walk.
and If. P. Weed. Norwnlk. . ' ‘
Whenever you a... a man In named?
cont entering. nsaleo- no explanation
In necdennry. . , .
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urn. 95min ‘ . 2,
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