lilo yesterday afternoon. 111
litre speech outlined the po-
0 Republican party in its
it this the legal tondoi 1111.
. hilarity with gold and
Ollie iiilbhidlllly coin tie
his answers to the 111111111-
7. 211111110111 01' (.0101 ado who
17.00th of siir er and held on
Wine views ,
1 i- had the attention 01' 1111mm)
9 house for over an hour 1111
melody conceded that his
il‘l'ol'utsbli.1 At the conclu
‘ ."his speech he was loudly up.
06' and received many congratu-
pen the thoroughness 11 ith
b‘nn’dled his 111111111111.
dating from the. last mes
'itho late President to Con-
‘ hicltMr. McKinley said that
:Z'thfl duty as I am sure it
‘ disposition of the Congress
Ville whatever future legislation
6d to insure the continued pai-
tiller all bondltions between our
forms of metallic money silver
“ Mr. Hill said:
I 1678. prior to resumption 01'
Winner“ this country had 900
dwerisllvor dollars. and ’II. .
, subsidiary coin. 'l‘hs ratio
gold and silver was then 17.94
our stock of gold was 1213.-
i'r' November 1. 1293 the pur-
me of theisticrmau actwns
ed amid gloom, disastci and
.bi'ouglit on by a well -'gionnded
term: silver' redemption of coin oh
., M66000. 0dr legal tender sliver had
«1h 11 been increased to $392. 0115 7115
011 pubsldiary coin to $76. 960.3113 111
nil; but fallen off in 11111 cnplia
$1. 36 to $98. 0111' stock of gold
the end of the fiscal year was $697-
' 71636. and the ratio between gold
and other was then 20.49 to I.
From that day to this we have
Latettdlly and persistently continued in
‘ Allin attire dollars. which the people do
not want and will not c'liculate. and
with the exception of. twenty millions.
refuse to coin subsidiary which the
pie do want and will keep in clr-cu
Shiloh. The present bill proposes to
kly recognize the (.‘I'IOI‘S of thi-
:1 to stop now in the path we have
ubeen pursuing and 11 hich our ‘oun
judgment and the experience of every
geld standard nation in the world tell
us is the wrong 0119.1'1111111111 our stops
to the pure and firm ground of hand
cisl safety and national honor.
Til“ In)! person could chiect to the
‘ bkohshgeablllty of silvei and gold he
1001110 fancy dange11.and at the
“notions insist upon the continuaI
606W cradle dollar is to me most
‘ g. Icougrathlhtc our friends in
. “W'lt'y 'ihab- after six years'
Muwith a simple problem in
mice. they have now abnndonmi
their old theory that legal toniloi all
Vs? could be maintained under free
and unlimited coinage at .'1 pariiv with
told and in thcii report that 11111111 1101
» I “never can go to a discount so
111111; as they are limited in number
M they will sti 1131110 on for air yearn
' 6rd. they will get down to the ole-
cam-y truth that. the only war hr
. hlch any form of money can I111 main.
”billed at a parity. is by redemption or
Gmhangeablllty1fli the will of the
"holder.
1'1 look forward to tho ilmi1 “hen
the money of the. luitcd States iliil!
that of our (onimorcinl i'i'.\als (trout
ltdln and Germany. and 0111' future
cultural rival, ltussin. will be gold
*6 016801 tender slivoi us a silhsldi
fry coin and bank notes and (mock
”ram as the instruments of trade.
deficits may tome and 11111 plusaer
go, bbt'tho money of the psoplc
f N unchanged and unchangeablo
WI! that time comes. tin1 world will
be It our fact for in 'ciery other ole
plant of superiority we have the ad
. now So for as ilu1 quantity
, l tender moncv is coniilhilned
Meir need be felt.
.160 needless to discuss now the
I why the hill which passed the
ma in the “Math Congress with
trout-come a law 'ihe 006- of March
- 0690 while falling fru- about oi
‘ of education in 1606,1111“ still
.111 ct step forward and with In 0:1
declaration for the single 3010
WI .wrltten in the statutes. saw
0! better things. which an:
iv mmury to 1111 mutate
done how. 01' Will Congress
ii another sore experience like
,MI' 11111111 station. for the oun-
m 14mm of our system which
{130mm still present Inn :11
or to issue certificates
“to provide for deficieir
and the locum at
u Walnut iW”01010611111;in[or
l.
th‘lflc'r'lt house coy-
erellwith MF Roofin
Tin. There nrsnoiea‘i
, because there use no flaws
. ' ii’tsfl! mohair. lintpcrniit
’ root. The \ery .st plates,
timgteateat uniopniiipl pure
111. niidtncw lend. the most
skillful build. labor, the ut-
most one in loans astute all
“\
fl
l
t
the best or all roofing.
First made halt a cea-
tut agomnouv only 11».
$06: 117’“ 1’
m a
lag Thimde merit iii elm
on mevery gen It
nine sheet.
. 00 been expected after the can: 2
21.111111; Alderman "people.
that the government will stand square
ly behind the silver dollar and ulti-
mately accept it in exchange i'or gold.
it would go to a discount now as the
greenback did. before redemption, al-
though'the . quantity was :lllllltetl flllli
no legal tender silver dollars were 111
‘11xistenco. 1 want that coilhdenot1
made supreme by writing the promise
in the statutes,» for.“ once there no
party will donate disobey it. . .
Tile people of this country will have
precisely the. degree of confidence in
our money which the government has
and if the treasury refuses to exchange
gold for silver, the people will do like
wise. when the pinch comes and their
individual interests prompts them to
such a coursc. Past experience is not
only a warning to the 10011511 men. but
should be a guild to the wise 01111.
80 long as there are thingsto be
done which make for righteousnesa
as long as misery, editorial: and want
exist. until the law is all fulfilled and
the millennial dawn shall come there
shall be no place or time when the hit
tlou or the individual can let well
enough alone.
Our motto should ilt‘ forward. Willit‘
the luggiu'du and those who are weary
in Well doing fall to the roar us the
procession marches on. The. coniiuor
vial conquest of the‘ world awaits this
nation when: it is ihipregnahlt1 at boom
in its industrial and financial systems
for when this is secured we 111111 have
no rival elsewhere.
COURTEOUS TREATMENT RE-
WARDED.
CHICAGO.~Febrnary 9“-i.it‘\\'t'ii)’ll
Mun-on. a conductor on tho Chicago &
Alton railroad has just received 111111111"
111111011 that his courtesy to the travell-
ing public sometimes has its I‘t‘Wlll‘ii.
When the will 06 W. A. Tyler. 11 Bloom-
Ingiou millionaire. was probatcd you-
1111'duy it was found to contain the fol-
lowing clause: To Llewellyn Mason.
l boqucniii iilt' sum of $1, 000 its n 10-
coguition of his courteous treatment
accorded 11111 while1 travelling on illi-
Alton i'ond.
Conductor Mason is over do yours
of age and has been a conductor 011
1I111 Alton for over 30 years. Me 11011
runs a sui'burban train between Chico
go and Juliet.
Mr. Tyler was exceedingly curious
when travelling and was wont to ask.
many questions. In 1808 he happened
to take a train on which young Mason
was the conductor and Mason spend
all his spare time talking to him.
Three or four times each year Mason
carried the rich man between Jack-
sonvill and Chicago and later between
Bloomingtou and Chicago and be nov
or once tired of answering the man’ 111
questions
“Mr. 'I‘ylei' made his last trip with.
‘me four yearn ago, and it had almost
passed out of my mind." said Mason
yesterday.
.'.—.'..”
LIVERPOOL BANK rmtuos.
PuglliIt Barge TIIII story for the
00101100 Today. ~11
LONDON February Ill-v00 the tea
humptloii of the Marin of the 11111111111111
growing out at the but of Liverpool
traudI at the Old Belay today the
16070qu was commence with an exam
luatlonwf "Diolt‘.’ “or; undone
11f the accused men. is 06th::
he 1110601380000 from min: mm
the 600616» “10011103 Md. known
Lulu-II 6601' 01m missing American
02111006601061! that he
6 War
Idiom hits 660 poundI in October” .,
last the understanding that they
6111 at 3111:1111,
. «:16qu“
when! i'
also 11.16.1111
1 . The laugh 011111111111? "in; iii’tli
01191111 Hail Iii bubs" 6111111
9111' l|1111111iuri|’liiiiiugli ”111111
out of business. yesterday. .by depi'lw
are sitting on the tllul or the suit for
$90.99!) damages instituted by William
,‘li. Ferguson. against
611011111le ’i‘aylor. oi Bridgeport for.
,1 the court only
, struggle through eleven miles of drifts
' rd show. while the other one got to
Bridgeport. after having spent exactly
three hours on a trolley car, It having
taken that time to come in from West- ‘
mun arrived, and consequently court
did not open until that hour.
iii an the panel. halls ostensibly from
Weston.
is an out-of-the—way place.
covers agi'ent deal (if territory. and
bold halls, known as "'l‘he‘Glen.” is in
‘ one of the most remote corners of the
township. Ordinarily he travels to the
northward and comes in Bridgeport by
steam railroad.
nor in all: good healthy miles by wagon
before the railroad ls reached.
11 MWho 11 the storm began to blow up.
tough trip to the railroad. and he got
all be had prepared for yestei'diiy mm 11-
vcry 11.111114111111111 the road was unvei-
oil in. many places with deep drifts
there weic many other spots which had
1 ed.
. Constantinople.
. dhtoriooti the .'
Wisnm1:1
Miles lll' l1111u'11 8111111
0.... my
'l‘h snow cainé very near putting”
be 11. VII superior couit in Bridgeport,
we’tbe 001111. of twain! the jurors who
former Mayor
lboi. slander rind malicious prosscuw'n
1111131111 in was. one Juror reached
after a determined
1011. it was 11:30 before the late jury
William R. Osborn. who is Juror No
»Weston._at the best of times.
The town
the particular spot flora which Mr. Us
The trip in that man-
Osboru started to pr'cpaic' for a
lag. in order to reach the train in prop-
on season. be determined to start out
been swept perfectly bill'c. so that 11
sleigh was an impossibility I
Mr. Osborn started out at 6: 30 o “clock
and bonus to Jtrayei north. The wind
blew half 11 gale and the1 light snow was
blown against him in such clouds that
he decided he would never get any-
when: with his team if he went into
tho teeth of the wind 30 he turned
his horse around went back to the
house. put a abovsle.lnt121 t hewagon.
and then started on a drive of eleven:
miles to the 31111311111111 depot lie on
countered any number of deep drifts
some of them entirely over thc'whecls
of his wagon, and turn 11 snow shovel
was necessary in order to extricate iilt‘
horse and wagon. 'l‘lic travelling wan
slow. and when Mr. Osborn finally
I'Pilt‘ili'd the stable where lit1 keeps his
horse. thi1 animal was nearly exhaust-
Mi'. Osborn caught the. 8:46 train
and arrived in Bridgeport at about
9:16.
.luror No. 9. Charles A. Adams who
resides in an equally remote portion of
Weston liiid 1111111 good fm'tuni1 than his
neighboiiug Juror. lie snuggled faitI1-'
fully through the snow. sliovclling a
oath in the road at. times. and reached
the depot just in time'to see the. train
he intended to take speeding eastward
He took a trolley. car at 8:30 o’clock.
<11pposing the car would make the trip
in the forty minutes or so which such
a trip usually consumes. Mr. Adams
reached Iiridgcport at 11:30. 11th a few
minutes short ofihi'oe hours for tho
trip.
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS.
Expected in ReIuit of Dr Heer'I Visit
to Constantinople.
ovuoon. li‘ebi'unry l9——»'l‘ho lead-
ers of the Zionist movement nntlclpuic
important developments as a result of
the visit of Dr. Theodore Herzl of
Violins founder of the1 Zionist more;
mom. and piosldeni of the Zionist 0011-;
green recently held in 8w.itzorland to
Dr. Herzl was sum-
moned to tho yildiz palace by a spec-
ial telegram from the sultan and the.
Zionist leader is now negotiating with
the sultan for the. acquisition of con-
cessions in Palestine permitting oi the,
unimpeded lmmigiatlon and settlement
of law there. Dr. Horalsdeinaada in
clinic a charter granting some simple
form of home rule. and oponingibc £1ng
gin crown lands in» Jewish colonisa-
011.
A representative of the Jewish (3.0]
pulsation Association. which was en.
1102106th. the late moon ”mach with.
large sum of mainland: also at Goa
Itantlnuiile. which is taken to signify".
that the trustee» of. the Baron Hirsch
fund are‘ about to concentrate their
1011011an upon Fatestlue. . .
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' .6
1
Nitwv roux. .rwrmy lib-«T
steam. launchpwbich1mu reports
nth-lat: l3 111:1i loo flootludthc Home
a n y 00k you or syn a raped
and which the revenue will” .
emu incestuous. . attomm1
reach me still there this melanin
The Sandy .iiook marinas
that the craft loco will“
the loo field' that it cannot
till 11 0110000 of wind
[6
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in“
come- to. on
w nun
W Amino.
yr“ 00 000% Yul, but it was the hind
known for certain 11111111101110 lie mill
hot imagin
perhaps more likel Indeed) he aboult
never at I‘m: It
the right deli oasis
fioli all
‘ dis
kidneysbi' bladd‘"
to: u or
blood orpo
Colours
gravel without pain or danger to the. patient.
and
mill
1 did
tau
histmy 0! 1111111111”; but it i111 equally arm-1.
in in complaints of the digestiv o organ s.
It is». medicine for physii lane and a medicine
lorihe poo 10. Be more about the nonii'uC'al.
WM
Mom to Prevent‘ Them blooms“ in
Can industrial Disturbances be Pre
vented?‘ This donation will be dis;
cussed by statesmen clergyman busi-
liens men and labor leaders who are
members of thciexecutiiie. committee.
of the National Civic Federation at tilt!
Mission blouse ’i‘Weuty second street
am
utivt-
(oniihittec will discuss matters 0‘ the.
utmost importance.
die:
of, Strikes?”
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'11, ill showy. y A. u‘iiylitt Verrill. t“
002.com but ”11% ,M ii
is,
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You may say that
11111711111; to 1111111 who
along profou-
will it 1:
out- for 0 1'11 . noble mill!!! any thua for
0 who or how he should find it?
01111111111.
him daddy and tho
”only“ the lion coiled (would
0 name 11:11:13 I Sili‘l'elit, no:
a! filial-obs h i. 11 011011111. at
“W ‘ firemedy for the cure
ounsedby riotous
oIIaIullsiunces or acids in the
lands. lsperhneutshow ed that
golvent would chic red or whit»
Will! 1
the min acid.
client I! it.
cov cry won
in” stem
1M
WM a”% 'h
out it
was at the 11111116100611 one» in ll:
6.1): Kennedy '11 new medicine.
INDUSTRiAL DISTURBANOES.
a...”
New York Today.
NIJW iOl‘th’. February lbw' lion"
F'MI avenue today. Seuuto
\larli linnna 1111 p1 aslilent of the exec
committee will preside 'Tlit
Some of those
'llow Shall We. Proceed in C866
‘Tlne Appointment of an
Auxiliary Committee to Look After
Strikes." “Shall the Auxiliary Cont
mitten Have Full Power to Act or
Shall it Report to the Whole Commit
tee? " "Shall the; Committee Look Al
tor Local Disturbances?" “A plan by
Whlih Strikes Can be Preventeduot
in the Event of a Strike to Bring
About a Settlement.” ‘Plan of Action
to Prevent industrial Disturbances.“
The executlvé committee is c’ompoa
ad of twelve members representing
the public. 1wolvo representing em
players and twelve in behalf of the
wage earners These also appointed it
11110 committee which will r'epoit at to
day‘s mceting to the full committee
Former l‘i'csldaui'. Cleveland has writ
ten that he will ilk unable to attend.
‘aALE or oeuvsa TRAMWAY.
Will Go to Synicste of Eastern lnvu
ion 701-2663009013.
1101'}N\’l€lt, Cold, February Iil~'l‘lii'
News today says: . Negotiations
which have been pending for some
time involving the sale of tho llcnvei
City Tramway Company to the. Whit.
lley-“y‘all-\Viliflllel'miflikills syndicate of
eastern Investors, for 68.600900. are
said to have. been practically complei
Grunt Schley. of New York. a.
member of the. minor Moore & Schlcy
has been iii licui'cl' looking over the
books of! the company and examining
ihe plant. it is believed the entire
deal will be (unsummated within the
next month
William G Frans-i secretary of the
tr'ilmuav who with i) ll Mount con
ti'ol's the company is now in New York
City looking after that end of the
transaction Tht' Denver City {From
1111'y 001111101111 on us i611 miles of thank
coveiing 88 miles Entrants of Denver
and lnilude‘s thofi'oimci' holdings oi
the old Trnniw'ny oinpany the Metro
poiltun Street Railway 00.. thv.1 Denver
Consolidated 'l‘i'umwny 00.. the Don
yer City Railway (‘11. the West End
Railway Company the llciivor City
'l‘rncilou (lo. and illt' Colfax Electric
Company. The company is stocked for
$5,000,000 and has 65.831990 in bonds
outstanding.
....~.N. LONG GOING TO WASH-
lNGTON .
SAN FRANCISCO. February Ill.—
(lea. Oscar I". Long. superintendent of
the transport scrvlcl’1 at. thisport, will
soon leaVe San Francisco to take
charge at, niisliiugion. l). C...of the
land and water transportation ofthc
United bum-s army. comprising the
board. 111.1 will succeed Gen. Bird.
who is soon to go to the retired list
Castillo Carroll A. Devol will silenced
Gen. Long at this port.
STEAMER IUNNED lN CLEVELA..
.'....— --
Burned to built. 1
the steamer Frederick
0 winter quarters hero.
vei burned to a crisp. p
enoroankaamo 111 001.0110.
is directed 113311.311”
the 000000“
the ice; .-'1‘
1” 111111011 fibril-6011.311?
o 0 was I at
_ ‘16 H0 flirt,
m a“ 1'06.“in
.111 < 7” ’
oftho 11W 16
. ~ln» natural
. M ' in one 11111161111an11: 0111111111 Aha
‘ .. 16001.1 lathe if“
work King gave the man 0. shook, 101‘
01761.,630” little later lung discover
an that the 1111111 had mismeuored the e
Atlantic no onl as the Pacific 1300-,
Watchman on loud FrodIrlclt Kelly
CLEVELAND February 10. ~1111'e
anrly today destroyed the 11 par work
oily lirins
Whoa toe
danish had been subdued the firemen
found the body at Watchman William
1‘. Walker lying in the hold of the vas-
.Nm HAVEN Fem-11010 M611 ah
the country
tlmc thwardd
the
Jilin. shows how easily one in .
e misled by the misuse of language.
A colored man had quarried a lot at
rock far 8. 0.10115. in pay for the
rock and be 111111 been overpaid. do
big to the bank he told the cashier
but to pay the check until further 1101
tics. then he Eh‘uatsd up the colored
an and asked to nee the check. The
olored mall handed over the check,
and King at once tore it into eight
pieces and cast it on the ground say“
ing to the colored man that he would
settle 1.'vlth him after giving the look
soother measuring
"A few hours 01101 King happened
into the bunk again. "What shout
that check?" asked the cashier. “Oh
I fixed it," responded King, as he puss
ed out. and a little later. when the
colored man presented the check, with
the pieces all pasted together. the
cashier paid it though he said after-
ward he thought it was a little curious
that King should have gone to all the
roublo o1 lixing the check after it had
been so badiv torn.
. The colored man was arrested on
the charge of forgery. At his trial the.
lury could not agree. and he will be -
tried again. ' People may be surprised '
to know that posting a torn check to-
gether comes under the chin go of for-
gery, but so it is antler the Kansas .
law.i1owcvci. in this case the do
tense was that the colored man had
the right to put his own check togeth
ed and that he had not willingly sur-
rendered It to King.
TWO ENGINES.
Through Express ’
Through Show Drim.
l"'sil,1 Monday night the operating
department of the Consolidated rail
road began precautions against all do-
lays to passenger traffic In view of
the increasing violence of the storm.
The delays 101101 ted were only normal.
Nearly all the that express trains were
(‘
Pulled Trains
greatly helped to make schedule time.
It has been some time since this plan
was resorted to but it. was found no
ccssary Munday night
To prevent blockades as much as
possible all local freight trains were
held. only through and pier freights
were running until the cessation oi the
storm yesterday morning. ’l‘bere
wore one or two derailment: which
were of slight damage due to the fail-
ure of switches to work properly.
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CASHIER GOULD PLEADED GUILTY
DAVID CITY, Nob, February lit—~—
Aiuos Gould. former cashier of the
Platte Valley state bank at Beilwood
yesterday pleaded guilty to tho forgery
of eleven notes ranging in amount.
from 6150 to SI 400 lie tliicn himself
upon the il1orc1 of the c'.ouii shying
that if released he and his friends
would soon make 11p his dcfnicntlhna.
In the course of Ills remarks he admit-
ted tlle forgery of 860.000 in notes. but
he said he could not. tell whether or
not that was the total amount of his
forgeries. Judge Sornberger said he
would pronounce sentence today.
T'Filil THE
Bisll WELS
“111.66%
000'; (‘I‘O‘IL The smooth
thy imi'Pm’Iellt or the
PM“ 0 ('9 0|"
in the shape gryrio
if you haven' A. “‘le ,
bowels awry on
oowelsop on. 1111““,on
will an mic or pill poison. Is
4116. c mos! tar-ft
minim ”up is to La
Li‘iW‘Ry WHii
EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY
Pleasant Pal table. Potent '7'-1161100011. liotiooa
110001 fileiou. \t’eakon or Gripe Iii 11:1.n111I60 cents
With! 01' iron sample-.0111! hoolilct‘ém
gov hula)".
Ill coll-1111. retrace or III! your.
660% 1111111 11111111 1111111
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
rm: nets.
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In effect Daemon-.1, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK‘ FOR
NEW YORK.
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6: 66, 7: 16. 7: 64. 811th, 9:06;, 9:86.
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Wain. 6.11% '
dies. Deafness ,
named condition hi the 111116
or the illuItIslilIit Tube. _. .
tube gets inflamed you hav I
{then it 11.111111”
he result and 11111111. ”will
can be taken out math ,
stored to its normal conditidlif‘m
out of ten are caused
which is nothing 1111: an I
dlilon of tha‘ 1111111111111, Enrico
for any one of Deafness themed by
Hull’s Comm cure. Send for oil-cu.
lars,‘ free.
alba‘ys' be an enemy or has 611“" ‘
has loved in rain. .
provided with an extra engine watch .
eiiaway a} keeping the bowel) .
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a _
LEAVE new VONK 11011 work I"
d
8: 03.
ill.
by local up 1111211151111. as. 1111111
reach the a med 11111111611 or the
Then is only one way to
nail and that in 6.001100
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aground or up
room
its
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tloll‘
tibia
will be destroyed forever
6661051
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We will give 0110' Huhdi'
stun-h) that cannot be cured by
F. .I.CI1IENEY 6: 00., Toledo. 0
Sold by Druggists 75c
Hall's Family 1111111 are the bout.
6
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. mixed y handulll we 1' 1171c.
111
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When you buy coal you want a“ full
measure. Not only want the quality
right but the quantity as well. When-
you place the order with us you are
sure of satisfaction in every bit of coal
you buy.
your money's worth. Our price equals
any and our coal surpasses all.
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1847.1902.
Plumbing and Steam 115.1
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Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air fleeting. .,
STOVES AND RANGLS.
SLAI‘E AND 'l‘IN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.
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Notice is hereby git/hi that the
Board of 11131111161111; cuy of South
Norwalk will meet on Wednesday-Jan
. nary 22 1902, at 7: 30 o'clock to 9
1 ". o‘clock. p. 111.; Saturday. February 1.
1 1902 at 2 o’clock to 6 o‘clock p. 111.;
Wednesday, Februnry 5,1902 at 7. 60
o’clock in 9 eclock p. m.'. Wednes
day. February 12,1902, at 7: 30
. o'clock t0 9 o'clock I). 10.; “Thursday
February 20.1902 at 7: 30 o clock, to 9
ofciecir p 111.. in the Council chamber
In Haviland street. éil said city. for the
purpose of hearth and determining
all appeals from the doings of the 118-.
sessors at said city on the list of 1901
Dated at South No‘rwalk, .lanusry
20 1902
JOHN F M'MAHON.
MATTHEW coanur'r,
118 to f20 ' ’ Board of Relief
~ Highest Cash Prices.
Discarded manhunt! 1'11 all kill“
pipingsteam and water tlttlnge. atom
and bulldors' hardware would: and
sold. Headquarter-I tor refuse metals.
rubber, feathers and all articles‘ am
you would like to dispose of. The
highest cash priceI 11111 .60 paid by
calling on
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13 01 16 Rlymond 81..
Notice by postal will receive prompl
attention.
Open 7 a m to 6 p in. Closed 80.7»
ardent.
Residence till Spring street.
Telephone‘Call 16614.
Valve.
Nuls'cl‘esii. closes without 101' or no
tor hammer: line no tank.
THE iDEAL
VOLUMETEN PRESSUIIE “Gil-
1. wilds 111.0311 VALVE.
A solisdjuetinx prosodic r labor.
11111111911611.1211 valve op‘e tori by
direct pressure encloses the nine
amount of water. in the same length of
time, regardless" of the head or pres-
sure in service pipe. -
lion in our display
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