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lNGTON. March lbm’l‘lre
he committee on banking and our
to; ave agreed to report a financial
lch is intended to place'the
nanclal system of this country
and and permanent basis.I fi‘hc
‘ sally the result of the united
of Representative lI‘oIvlbrtI the
n of the commitee and Repre-
,;¢.Hill. The bill was introduced
Whether the bill is considered
ion or not, is doubtful but it
billed. to show to the financial
,9 at the position of the Repub-
ebony is on this question. it is
ope of the committee thrrt bankers
nauclers will study this bid and
, heir opirilons as to the measure.
' it a way. it is expected the bill will
did he foundation of any future finan-
ill e islation-I
I urposes 0f the bill are to turns.
in the government to the banks.
tbelongs. the responsibility of
this the neeessarv gold reserve
the burden of fornishing gold for
t. thereby saving our commence
the destrzelitliv apprehensions
, ,t bf; raids upon the gold in
_ y. which can now 9nly be
béd‘by a tax ll'npoaed upon‘I the
people through the sale of bonds. Then
a he bill provides a curieuds'dll
_ sponsive and adequate to the
(is of trade everywhere. and
s and lowers the average rate
, nterest in all parts of the l nited
tales. It secures for American err-
lt91'prises and American capital the
”mil liegea and opportunities of engag—
lii international banking under has
Modal law. and so lays a safe and sure
foundation upon IIhich to build an Am-
’ loan merchant marine
aims to remove the last vestiges of
with regard to our standard of
e, not only because this is essen-
orrr domestic commerce, but be-
Wipe an unequivocal standard and a
teddy low rate of interest are abso-
lately necessarv before we can expect
bat Oll't‘ commercial center will become
hhnhe market of the whole
I .88 we may then confidently hope.
little the measure provides for inter-
Billional banking and to avoid uncer-
sudden changes. a division
lg and cuIrencI has been as
V ‘pgu oh the comptroller of the currency
fore. The board will consist
that only one member will re
every four years.
ibe measure new Introduced should
e a law. it Is confidently believed
. he national banks will assume
current redemption in gold coin of
no hunderd and thirtv millions of
United Stated notes. in this event.
“government is asked to redeem
9 ball that amount o.r sixty five mil-
‘ jig gold coin for the
use iamounts taken altogeo
he a total of one hundred and
ye millions of dollars which
save a balance) of l. irited States
tandinir of one hundred and
millions. an amount that
much more than covered by
one hundred and fifty millions of
ill coin now in the reserve fund ‘as
Well known that several millions
we United States notes have been
they will have the right during
. - lug live vears to issue grad-
O, hardness may require. an
f nit notes equal to sixty
hair puidoup and unim-
are taken out for circulation
will deposit with the govern-
_ tee fund of five per cent
t‘ ftlre aoteslssuedm The .
nilI‘banks will hereafter be IncI
to pay interest upon the gov~
t- deposits at the rate of one. per
‘t. per annum V
p visions of this bill Ithe
lll‘i‘ be divided and
lair-lets to facilitate
i. redemption of the bank notes
dwith the consent of the board
IIbanks may have more than
I for doing business in various
country and also ip our
_ mans any foreign. counI.
banknote of a denomination
ten dollar-swift he issued.
" 99th“ 'W '
‘ I and the Trap Rock dinosaur had come
deeming the one hundred and .
lions of l'nited States. {rattle _
shli you will find my merchants spending
department. Ithwugh Senator
r so to the ‘ department 0
settled. They were led to believe this
by the. petition from B. B. Johnson. the
which stated that the Dyite Commit
‘to an amicable decision. it was uti-
aettled the whole matter, as they
thought the Dyke Company was con-
Iiranlotd I
The new petition sets for.:th
ever. that the agreement betweenJIbe
Dyke (-‘ompany audI the Trinp Rock
and that the two towns are still as
much apposed to a draw bridge as over.
First. because it. would be of great ad-
vantage. not ’only to the towns of East '
Haven and B‘ranford. but to all the
the agreement with the Dyke Company
towns will not bulldI a draw bridge
without in positive order from the de
partmcnt.
that the United States engineers have
draw bridge. in place of the present
bridge. wtrlch Is claimed to he an oh-
so III tron to navigation
achusetts and Connecticut are c rrtem~
plating building good roads and are
pany cannot do trader present condi-
tions. All these facts are set forth in
the petition.
ferred to the United States engineeer in
charge of the Connecticut. Major Pow—
ell. at New London.
V .’ e a,
_ NEW ibOURANCB CODE.
II new code I'elaIIVe to
companies doing business in the Dis-
trict of Columbia has just gone into
effect. The entire business of regulat-
ing insurance is in chargeof the sun-
crintcndent of insurance.
ance companies. while the smaller ones
the field. Already some of them are
winding up their business. The (You-
rreciieutcompsnies will be largely bea-
eiitted by thé new order of things. and
their agencies here will in time get the
largest share of the business.
vantage to the state companies is, the
once has engaged the services of Char-I
anoe Company. of Hartford. as a special
examiner for the district. Mr. Wilson
and will look into the standing of all
the companies that apply for the. priv-
liege of doing business In the district
0 I I
CONNECTICUT PENSlONS.
Pensions were issued today as fol
lows: Original. to Henry Lewis. of
Hartford. $6 per month: to, Charles F
Heath. of Bridgeport. 56 per month: to
Oliver .l. Tuttle ,of New Hartford. $19
per month and to Frederick M. Sizer
of Midletown. $8 per month. Increase
to Mathew CI'Iolgunr. of Sandy Hook. SitI
per month. Original widow‘s to Jane
E. Oliver. of Bridgeport. SS per month
t O 0
NOTES.
The post ottlce department has issued
a commission to William H. Marigold
as postmaster. of Bridgeport.
Notice has been issued by post of
are department to discontinue the star
route from Harwlnton to East Litch-
fieldItlIe {nails to go to Torrlngtoa
This is‘carrsed by the establishment oi
rural free delivery.
Among the Connecticut guests at tinr
capital are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w.
llawson. of Norwich. who are, on their
way to Hot Springs \I'a.. Paul Acker’iy
of Hartford and S. A. Spenter. of New
Britain.
Get What You Asll For!
When you ask for Cesar-em Cindy
Cathartic be sure you” get them.
Genuine tablets stamped C C. C.
Never sold' in bulk. A substitutor rs
alwaIs a cheat and a fraud Beware!
‘il druhgists, too
a
SPENDING AND SAVING.
.and Eat “and Drink Too Much.
should lay by 25 cents 2 MI
bide saved up “ said Judge. Simeon ii:
Baldwin of the Supreme Court in tall X Y
drehsing the Workingmens Club. of
Hartford
ing as: asubject which the working
men should study. ..
There is a general tendency" ht;
saiIL “to spend. more money than is
necessary: every one is spendiirg too
much money. Go down the street and
h M
and l siw no stile: country there
they spentmmu on the table or _
M will ,
ya I.
petition. which was transmitted.
of Maria bu latte. titan q Its a .
farms
, They were just can ratulatlug tlrenk
selves that this troub esorne matter web
president of the Trap Book Company I
daretood at the department that this .
trailed by the towns at East Haven and 1
how.
Company is only a partial settlement. 1‘
The petition sets forth three reasons ,
why the request should be granted. '
towns along the shore; second. because "
is oniv‘n partial settlement. and the 9.
'l‘rap Rock Company fears that the two 9
The third reason given is
recommended the construction of the ,!
‘I
The Trap Rock CompauI claim that ',
several towns ulongthe shores of Mass. ..
cnlv waiting fur the company to supv ,,
ply the. stone at a price that the towns :9
can pay. 'I‘.his it is claimed the omit.- '
The matter has been re- ,9
insurance I
.Thia code
will be of benefit to the larger iusurr 7
will probably have to withdraw from I
One a‘ds
fact that the superintendent of insul‘» ‘
lea E. IWilsonmf the Aetna Life insure “I ,‘m
will ,be the expert of the department .
large, gringo: shovelers had cleared
" lb MW ’ 1. 7,.
Judge aaidv’fln says We Live Too Well .
“A single man earning 51.50 a dag: ‘ ' I
an .
should not get married until he has ‘
lie was talking on spending and sav- . ‘
”ain't “mallow“? tweeter Magical
I819739”treatment will only leavnlboln
The III Amine ilomot
”W y" m nacde‘
”‘9qu f as atomic
manor.
lire that will do this; it
is cannibal. No.1: cap. tenable and soils-
Onco mod the dfipeptm in its ad-
‘I‘linii ‘ w“
tam”
iohal
trill l
nomammowgm "ti lids WI
pop sla‘fihib disarm 55““ but for chi M’rcrg
of luck aim them. My (lune. 34:1):
takes them as ”‘1!“dean bro; 99f:
valance oi ll'ul Imam-flay Ilm
«It, Diet ‘ odd! III! till first.
119‘]
‘ maliclrge lover limit.“
0
a
Walloon: Tablets
- have found a
\ from IIIIIInIfil '
alumna-mama almi III!I r
man. De .3 I . -
mkkoudiuywm n331l}'¢dn°a¥‘dé
:Ibysiclan. who said In in or II as torpid and
thumb I, no lectured mo
owes withoatmuoh imtrovcment‘. 1
many0 thought“ Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablet!
lab “and used long ore for Iarlous.
mill feelings) Ind the first three tablets
he! will
to easily the boat-llama“ fund, I\
her, (titans. ill.. writes:
“(‘atarrhiu‘local condition Mllltnfimm I
ancglectcd cold in the head one y the
lining merrrbranoof the 90m becomes iuflan» .
and lb 0 snowed ergo therefrom
stints at.“ Ila" "r “'li"..'.‘.i.‘ilt'
In or I out In A I
stomach. Medical” lanthorh reacribodfbr ‘
motor three cars fol- cntarr of stomach
I itlrout cure, It today I am the hop postal
sing on] shot of man's
mailer u.
into words to “11%
m to the :11.
sauna postal card or
’Hlflf‘uum I
bullion o. ithfortbolrfnao
M
Rev R. P. H. Vail to sever His Con
motion with Pmbytcrian Church.
STAMFORD Mal-ch lvaAt the rum
hing; porcine u all the Raeabyterian
Church 'Iesterd‘ay morning Re‘Lv Rich
aid P H Vail. pastor of the church
mnounced his resignation to take of
cut April l. uhich will mark the and
of the twentynslxih year of his pastor
Ire. DI. Vail is» the oldest minister in
mint of white at one church in the
A'cstchcster diocese.- He has been
Ircsident of the Westchester diocese
Ind one of the most prominent min
tutors in that faith in the country. He
one not yet decided as to his plans for
he future but “ill probably taken
Incation before accepting another pas.
forate, ,
SURGEON'S KNIFE NOT NEEDED
cure piles. Dertt' a Witch Hazel
Salve cures such cases at once. remm-I
lag the necessity for dangerous, pain
hi and expensive operations. For
scalds. cuts, burns, wounds. bruises
ores and skin disease: it is Irneouall
ed. Beware of counterfeits. I‘Stillaon
Powell Corporation ”
LANDSLIDE COVERS TRACK.
POMFRET March 10 WA landslide
occurred on the west- bound tracks of
the New York, New Haven andIHartI
ford railroad about a mile from here
yesterday afternoon. and completely
covered the tracks. Trains on‘the
west-bound tracks were run over the
east-bound tracks all the afternoon.
and it was early evening before. ,a
TWO N KILLED IN SALOON:
ARBMO E i T. March 103—411 a
{seiner near Roche Sunrise Judas
Green and dimes McGee financier! and
in thiezl‘fight’thul f llo both ‘
were killed.
summon Moron an rolls 5
Surgery is no longer necessary to "‘
. ill-I ,
"‘ care she could not eat an ordinary
OVERRULEO DEMURRER
Judge Rdbibxon' a peclaion in Phase of
Pool Room Cale.
Judge Sil lira. obloson. handed
down a audio on 'ruay,,'on1:t-_bc do»
fondant' s demure in the action
brought bv the state of Connecticut
against John Mcfievitt Iv'hlth was ar-
gued at length before him Friday The
court overrides c demurrer on all
grounds cause. edoes not find any
of the grounds well taken.
This was the action to recover on a
bond in one. of the Stamford pool room
cases. ‘arrd thI- ddfense entered a dc
tumor to the complaint on the ground
principally that the actions of the Law
and Order Lea ,9 men in making the
arrests were ‘no Sega!
THE VICE OF NAOGING.
Clouds the happiness 0f the home
but a nagging women often needs help.
She may be so nervous and run. dorm
in health that trifles annoy her. if she
is melancholy excitable troubled with
loss of appetite headache sleepless
tress. coastlnatlou or fainting and dlz
1y spells she needs Electric Bitters.
the most wonderful remedy for ailing
women. Thousands of sufferers from
female troubles nervous troubles.
backache and weakkldneys have used
it, and became healthy and happy. Try
it. Only 50c. F‘. H. Baxter guarantees
satisfaction. . ,
LEAVES FOP PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORh Harlem 19 “Prince
Henry and his suite left Jersey City
at it: .20 today for Philadelphia.
PRACTICALLY STARVING
“After using a fear bottles of Kodol
pepsin“ .Iure my aife received perI
. and permanent relief from a se-
vore and chronic case of stomach trou-
ble.'f says-J. R. Holly. realie’state. in-
srrrance and loan agent. of Mammb.
“Before using Kodol Dyspepsia
meal without intense suffering She
is now Entirely cured. Several physi
clans and remedies had failed to give
relief." You don‘ t have. to diet Eat
eriondtha ’
I aav oouous waned DEAD.
mmnrmpa Munch, Jar—Rev
S'Keikigg Turner. 9 lineal
, {addendum of .Blder Brewer one of
AM narrower pifgrims is dead at his
some lemons, near hora at the
” may; the Society tithes.
. '9 modular Megan Bay-flower." the His»
‘ 1 Endorsement by residents of
and got a supply.
I work will help to stem the
girls who so blindly rush into a profes
any nod food you want. but don t on,
’ the-stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia
- damnation and removes the cause of
There is no Una Leaving ea. Norwnlk.
Believe the Statements of 80. Nor-
walk Residents.
”—1-
'80th
‘-.NoIIvolk *I
Proof positive frzom' So. Norwalk peo-
ple.‘
Cannot be evaded or doubted.
Road tthtatem‘eut:
Mrs. C. Ganung. living on Hill
street, sags: “i am well up in years.
and like a great many old people i had
trouble with my kidneys for a long
time, caus’ing distressing backache. I
"could llnd nothing to give me any re
lief. and i fancied that Doun’s Kidney
I Pills might help are. even If they didn‘t
cure. I wcnt to Plaisted's drug store
i was not dlsap
pointed. Dunn's Kidney Pills disposed
The backache and
suffering were a thing of the past.”
Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Buffalo N. Y.. sole agents
for- the United States ‘
Remember the name~—~Doan's--and
of the last attack.
Price 50 cents a box.
9 take no substitutof ”
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Miss ANDERSON'S TRIBUTE TO.“
CLARA MORRIS.
LONDON. Mar. .8.——~From the retire-
ment of her country home. Mary Au-
derson, (Mrs. Antonio Do Navarro)
has written a striking preface to
Clara Morris’ “Life on the stage?
which is on the eve of publication in
England. in a glowing tribute to the
Americans actress Mary Anderson de-
clares “she is the greatest emotional
actress l ever saw." and adds the sig-
nificant warning to stage struck
girls: "i hope she who writes this
tide of
stop of which they are. ignorant. for
‘ which they are unfitted and in which
dangers unnumbered lurk on all sides
if with Clara Morris power and charm
. . so much had to be suffered. what is,
I what must be the lot of so many med
V lucrities who pass through the same
lites with no reward In the end",
CAN'T KEEP IT A SECRET.
The. splendid work of Dr. King's
New Life Pills is daily coming to light.
No such grand remedy for Liver and
Bowel troubles was ever ltaown before,
Thousands bless them for curing Con-
stipation. Sick Headache. Billousncss
launches and indigestion. Try them.
25c. at if. HIBaxier‘a drug store.
ENGINEER BAILED OUT.
NEW LONDON. March 10.——Engl-
near Daniel Knowles of the New York.
New Haven dud Hartford Railroad.
who wasnrrested. in his cab on a
slanderauit for 35,000 brought by Jo
seph Rogers. his father-in-law, of this
oity. alleging that Knowles slandered
his motherIin-law.;.\ire. Francis Rog;
era, and later taken toIJalI, where he
refused bonds. was Saturday admitted
to bail furnished by Engineer George
Kent. Knowles declared his inten-
tion of staying in jail to make his lath
er-indaw pay his board but changed
his mind. He has gone to his home
in New Haven.
SAVED A BOV’S LIFE.
lilrs. Captain 1'! Hubbard. or run
out. Deb. says: "Brazilian Balm any
ad my boy’s" life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mom
mg.’ For sale by R. H. Piniated and
‘7‘. H. Outer. ,
CHARGES AGAINST KNOXVILLE
M
EN.
KNOX\ li.i.E Tenn, March it). ~—
Cbarges have been preferred against
t. after] States Attorney Wright, United
States Marshal Austin Assistant Post
master Skaggs and three or four minor
officials alleging violation of rule, two
of the civil service code. The charges
grow out of the contest for congressin
this district the accused being'frien‘ds
of Congressman Gibson, who is oppos-
ed for nomination by MW. Hale,,in
a primary to be held March 22. ~
COULD NOT BREATHE . I I
Coughs. colds; croop. grip. bronchi-
tis other thro‘at- and lung troubles are . I
quickly cured by One Minute? Cough
Care. One Minute Cough ~Cure is not
a mere expectorant which gives only.
temporary. relief it softens and lb
guides the ma drawn out the in;
the disease. Absolutely safe Acts at
once. “One Minute Dough Care will
do all that is claimed for it." says Jon.
the of the Peace Jet}. Hood Crosby.
Miss. ‘ My wife could not get her
breath and was relieved by the first Railroad
dose
family.”
it has boean'kneltto all my
StillsonPawci Corporation.
MAN F0118 ,unoouscious:
MTLFORD; lunch
d
“filth" Agata. Y'all.
SAN ANCISCO. March 10" si-Pres-
ldent Hart. of the Chicago National
Baseball team. continued his confet-
ence with A ll sparring throulili Bun
day at the latter“: home at Polo t 1.9
ma. Both of the baseball men contin-
ued to refuse to discuss their mouth):
to, newspaper man, but it is now under.
stood h‘orcabouts that a cri is in the
baseball war is the cause 0 the (ii-h
cagoan'a visif. it is. believed that
Spauiding wil not make any do uIte
move in his cause until the courts ave
reached their decision as to the legall-
ty of his presidency. According to re
port Hart was called bare .to give
Bpauiding the exact situation ‘In the
east up to date and as soon as the law-
.Iruit in. New York is settled Spauldlug
'Iviil return to the east, and nanow bis
light in support of his policy-
if the courts declare in favor of Mr.
Spaulding he is expectedto at once
start III vigorous campaign. unless some
compromise agreement is reached in
the meantime. It is believed. that an
effort is being made for some sort of
a campaign before- the season starts.
LOCKJAw FROM COBWEBB.
Cobwebs put on a out lately gave a
woman lockiaw. Millions know that
the best thing to put on a cut is Back.
len‘a Arnlca Solve, the infallible heal-
or of Wounds, Ulcers. Sores. Skin
Eruptions Burns. Scalda and Piles. it
cures or, no pain Only 250,31 F H.
Baxter's Drug Store. -I I ,.
.AGAINBT CONCESSIONS.
SEATTLE. Wash, March itl.—~Ad-
vices from Dawson Ivia Skagway state
that thevpeople of Dawson are proper.
ing to make, a strong fight against the
Treadgold concessions. Telegrams
received at ,skagway from the Klon-
dike, metropolis are to the effect that
a committee of prominent men of that
place is. already. on its wIaonut f In
the interior and will present the
pie’s case‘before the authorities at Ot-
tawa. Prior to the appointment of the
committee telegrams were sent to are
Wilfred Laurier, the premier, and Earl
Mlnto. governor general of Calida asktI
ing for a delay in the confirmation of
the grant I. ,
WOULD SMASH THE CLUB. I
if members. of the "Hay Fever As
saciatlon" would use. Dr.‘ King's New
Discovery for Consumption the club
would go to pieces for it always cures
this malady—and Asthma, the- kind
that battles the doctors—4t wholly
drives from the system.I Thousands of
once hopeless sufferers from Consumu‘
tion Pneumonia. Bronchitis own their
lives and health to it. It conquers
Grip. saves little ones from Group and
Whooping Cough and is positively "'
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung“ .
, troubles.
50c. 91.00. bottles
free at F. H. Baxter's.
DIGMAN To TRY FOR COMMISSION
SEATTLE March it). ———Osborne 0184
man one of. the men who was with
Hobson on the Merrimac when she
was sunk in the entrance. to Santiago
harbor, during the Spanish war, ar-
rived here today for a visit; to his
mother. ‘He has been given a fur-
lough of three months in which to re
cupcrabe. When he is promotedto
boatswain Diegnan says he will try for
a commission. ,
5 _
"Trial
sous FOOLIOHI PEOPLE
Allow a cough to run until it gets be
yond the reachofmedlcine. They of- *V
ten say. "Oh, it will wear away," but
in most cases it will wear them away. ‘
Could they be induced to try; the suc-
cessful medicine called Kemp' s Balsam
which is sold on a posltlIIe guarantee
to care they would immediately see
the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Price 25c and sec Trial
size tree. At auger-assists.
WRECK VICTIMS DOING WELL.
HOUSTON. Texas. March 10.——Re-
ports to the headquarters of theSouthI
am Pacific last night were that all the
persons inlured in the Milton wreck
were doing well it is probable that.
Christian Kiel of San Antonio. is our
cos the dead nothing having been
heard of him This would increase
the number to thirteen. .
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA. .
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of Newcastle
991.. says: “i sufferedilor years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
freak. and belching. i tried everything
isouid hear of. but nothing helped mr
till i look Brasillan Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by B. H; Plgisted and if H
Baxter
Notice
*IsI-‘w
, sIIiIlI llorvtliw IlliloII SIIIIIII :
District
Notice is hereby given that as as
sentimental the ra his estate within
the said diatrictkas eon made on the
town but of 1901 and that said listhas
been thin day deposited by the clerk ,
of said district. at the ofice of the as-
lectnmn, No. 9 Railroad avenue. South
.Nonwalk. Cour», for examination and
that the Board 01 Bullet will meet, at
tho one said aolectmen, .No. 5
I. ce on the 10th day at
larch. A. 11,1902 at 2 o'clock p.1n .
to bear and determine all appeals
made to them for the equalization and
Motion of said ”comment.
Dated at the Oily of South Norwaik
Conn. this the 27th day of February.
A91) 1902.
A. BLANCHARB '
, MATTHEW CORBETT.
I JOHN H LIGHT.
Oomniupe of the South Nowell: Un
folOchooi District.
Natl is hereby also given that an
annulment of the raiable estate of the
Mid amulet putrid! was no situated
Haiti: there was no distinct and sepnrtte
value, has been made by the aucubr
day flied bit the clerk of said
, at ”0.53.5110!!! avenue. ,.
at the City of south Romain
this the 21th day of February}
State of Ohio, 99., City of Toledo.
Lucas errata.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
is the senior partner of the armor F.
.l Cheney aI Co.” doing basin»: in the
City of Toledo. County and State store-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED. DOLIJARS
for each and every who of IOataI-rh
that cannot be cured by the use at
Hall's Calaiili C lilo. ‘
lr‘ltANK J. GHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, thin 6th day of Decom-
ber, A. D..1886. "
A. W. GLEASON
N9tary Public.
Halls Catarrh cure a taken filter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfacea‘I of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY, a: 00.. Toledo, 0.
sold by Draggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
‘1' .III. l;
rwo mama 111er rac-
TORS av rm nirvana:
First
Are you insured in a. strong
company that is “conflagration-
proof”?
Second
Is your policy correctly writ-
ten by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service. I .
JACOB M. LJYTON,
Fire Insurance
5 Railroad Pl 980. Norwalk
Fir-”e" innarance
seems to be shout the only commodity
bought witholit, regard to quality.
There are as many grades of insur-
ance as there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality are you quite sure you
are getting it. Better to know now
than after the fire. Our fifteen years‘
experience on the subject have fitted
as to do this well
Taylor 8: Golden,
Telephone Cull,107-——4
‘ 1902.
Plumfilng rind Steam Heal
inn.
Hot Water ligating.
Hot 1!!!" Hadrian
s'rbvas also caucus
soars AND TIN uooaruo.
I Gas and Steam hitting.
Gan Matures... Metal Coiling. etc.
How you seen. our stock of
RICHMOND. RANG50?
the Jones 8 fl9iclilll'an company
.17 want. spasm: uoawnnx.
When you buy coal you want a full
measure. Not only want thequality
right but the. quantity as well. Whoa
you place» the order with us you are
sure of satisfaction in every bit of coal
you buy. .
Place your orders with us and get
your money’s worth. Our price equals
any and our comical-passes all.
living IIIIIIIIII lb.
Oriental)" to O. Earri- .
122 mural. ‘ , ‘ ‘Tci. 31-5.
Branch once, 2 So Main 8t.‘
of the public is by giv-
ing them the best; miiNES and LIQ
U088 in the market at the lowest pos-
sible profit. .1thva WWI! why
our mm immaterial“ no rapid!!-
Iew em; WW 1;: Wlues and
cinaluce,
innermost .9 " I It
the age. We buy- 9! the distiller-4h.
, rect, sell to the consumer direct on»
o sell any unantity,
y-prl on. We want.
our customers.
array. be 9m:
lag two profits, .
any county ‘
Norwalk Chronicler