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54fvemy5 requirement of the skilled player Is mot dad one than
1.1.1.11 Piano. Without any qualifying phrase; we to than1
51s not to he surpassed. 3
"51555 fishnet. .Ap evenness thatsst'lsfles the most exacting of critics
551 :- Its scale. ’
I or the Jewett Piano is renowned for its volume. purity and reso.
it is at 'a ‘syrnpathetic, singing duality.
Ulla—Aw light, responsive touch is demanded by all skilled pianists.
instrument furnishes these requirements to perfection.
555RAIILI'I’Y.——The Jewett Plano will last a life time. making It on
lanai purchase from the start. 5 One reason for this long life is that on-
~ (I material is used in its construction. They are made to last.
5 for cash. or on monthli payments .
5 5have nine distinct lines. including the World ionowned aTEINWAV.
11 Wednesday. in our House Furnishing Department. we will have a
sl sale of Plain and Fancy Baskets—Work, Scrap. Waste. Sewing, Baby
Clothes Baskets at a uniform price of 21¢ each. Remember. Wednesday
,Barsains In every department
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Specials.
/ Childrens’ Jackets.
$1.49 to $5. 98.
Mark Down Prices.
:Ladies’ Jackets.
33.98108750‘.
Mark Liown' Prices.
1
bid Waists 1 Fur Boas.
" 75 cents to $I0.00.
Mark Down Prices.
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.IURGBARO IN. FAIRFI1ELD., -.«
A. burglary in reported. as. taking
. placein the.towneof Fairlield Friday
night at which the.thieves suede oil
with $112 in cold cash. two pairs at
mid bowed glasses and ~axoidwatch.
This burglary took place air the
5:81am of Mrs Elizabeth Bast just
ynsld the Esirileld bridge and in
edge of the. town of Fairlieldl The h
was1about8 in the morning. Militant
- Kimmere who sleeping'svlth John Bar
and. they were awakened by hearing
a auiek..sl1arp comm .0119. at them
1aid. ”the othec.:1i‘tht is 11111111. The
1 other repliedz. ‘01. is only one at the
5 date falling out o! the bed ". c. 11:1 is
:1‘ now thought to have been the burglars
shutting the door as they left. En-
trance was effected by cutting the
. glass in one of the windows thus al-
1 lowing whaaowtowbe slippeddn and on!
with w‘m limb loosen the catch. after which the‘ «in
Weill! Moe dosh could «be raised The batman
is 01' Clinic loamy the dope. 111119 money uses
and cord was in a wallet is one of the sleeplni
rooms. Charles Bast westrtonrldw
” 11011151111151 reported theories tether»-
he ates-5
5 _ Sound. was floated
water. alter her car-
on boot: lishtercd. The
luredvas .the result
'lI'O blVE LONG:
cement of 5a
51151101111 to 12011. 1100
the. shoe matters strikers here 1.000
men braved sero weather this morale!
55,1
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in} ill5 5 [11511111
MORRIHHEYT ..C. Jim. 19911501111
men were burned to death in 11 hotel
lire last night. ll‘our others are miss-
ing. and' it Is believed they'also per-
lshed In the flames. The Spooner ho-
11d. leased by A. Johnson. caught fire
by the overturning of a lump in a
be1l1'00m.The prcprlctor arousod the
guests. most of whom escaped in their
night clothes. All was coal miners
or prospectors. It was impossible
for the proprietor to reach all the
rooms. The remains of the four dead
men have not gheen identified. The
property loss l $4.000. Morris-11y is
a email coal mining tolvn and has no
fire protection.
A 011} BLAZE AT soerou TODAY.
Dominion Atlantic Railway Company' s
5 .Wharf and Sheds Burned.
BOSTON, Mass. Jan. lit—«Practical—
ly, all the firefighting apparatus in
the city proper was called to long
wharf early this morning to combatc.
a fierce blaze, which had broken out
in the spacious sheds of- the Dominion
Atlantic Railway Company i'I‘bo Yar-
mouth Steamship Line. The sheds
and most of the contents were des 03'-
ed and part of the wharf was burned
to the water’s edge. .. Several vessels
were. hauled out into the stream and
escaped serious damage. .
It Is thought that the fire started
from a stoVe in a room occupied by
the lonushoremen. The steamer Bos-
ton was unloading at thodock. She
stormed out into the. channel. The
Prince Arthur. which was berihed for
the winter at the pier was towed out
by tags. 1Sbe w s somevVhst scorched
before the tow oats could drag her
out butthe damage was not serious.
The warehouse in which the fire start-
od was about 100 feet lone b1 80 feet
wide. The. flames swept through it
with great fury and while the end of
the wharf where the fire broke out
was burned to the: water. 11111 part
where most of'tbe merchandise was
stored was not consumed. Consider-
'1ble damauo to bright resulted, both
from fire and water. The dremon suc-
ceeded In saving other buildings on
the wharf but merchandise in them
suucred from water.
The iotal loss which Is estimated
will not exceed $25. 000 is partly cov
ered by insurance "
TWO LIVES LOST IN CLEVELAND.
Several 1151151... Mously injure}! in
11111:: in that any Today. ‘
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan Ill—«Fire.
early today destroyed two adjoininit
apartment houses at. Euclid avenue and
Andrews street. East Cleveland, result-
ing in the death of at least two persons
and the serious injury of sum al oth-
era The dead:
Mrs Guy Norton. 20 years old. burn-
ed to death,
Mrs Jessie Dickie widow 49 years
old. burned to dedth...
The injured: Miss Clara Jackson.
servant girl. seriously; Guy Norton.
seriously; Rev. N. W. Shoup. pastor
' of the Windemero Methodist (‘burr l1
slightly.
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BOWERY HAD A BIG FIRE
NEW YORK January ill—The fire
which started yesterday. in a building
at 39d and 396 Bowery. burned all last
nishl but. the human said today that
'tbe homes were under control 01111
fireman James Corbett was killed
yesterday while iixhtlns the tire. The
total moncv loss b1 estimated at from
GRAIN ELEVATOR DESTROVF‘O
CHICAGO. Jan. 19. -A grain eleva-
tor balancing to the Eckhurdt ti: Swan
Mi 1111.00. with a capacity for 1.000,.-
11111151111191: of grain. was eu'tiicly ties
troyed by fire which started at 830
sthis morning. Another elevatm be
longing to the same company was
threatened.‘
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1.1115101111511115 no Picker ou'rv.
Two 1’5 ousand 11.6.11; sympathize
Wtb Lynn Shoe Cutters. .
LYNN Mess January 1911-111 order
to do picket date1 in connection with
and: patrolled the Itreets in the viola-
112.1 of the Union Staten isotories.
Where the strike is .on: watching for
the appearance at persons whom the
Hoot sod: Bites Workers Union were
a opposedyto have arousht to- this city
to 18“ the1 places 31.11... «strikers. No
one .mopeared mowers: "and after
1mlntalsins tide the
noon train a '1 lab
NEW YORK. Jan. ”wit was stated
In commercial circles Saturday after-
Qfllll‘ile ihli‘ a
director of the one ylvania railroad
has made the important statement.
and one that is made for the first time.
that the Pennsylvanlaaroad intends
later. rim-twist the ew York, Nev?
Haven and Hart Ilroad. Inh'd iilli
toilette ll 11 11
Thiil lnfor'tnstion came out 51115 Philai
elphis, where Fourth Vice- President
es. of the Pennsylvania, design with
much acerblt'y that his road had taken
under Its control the5 ew Haven. Bo
unusually .Cl'iarp were is denials that
they might give riseilio the suspicion
the absorption had; already taken
place.
"Ridiculous. ridiculous.” he said
when acquainted with the ropmt that
lanterns etc... on the road warn alrea-
d1- being marked "P. it. it." Another
director. however. said:
"01111 road does not want the New
Haven just now. After the tunnel
and bridge connecting Long Island
with the mainland are completed w
will want it. buwover. and will get it.
Therr ls already :1 traffic agreement
with the line.
When the work I speak of is done
it will be necessmy to enter New [duc-
lund territory. and the. natural lint1 for
it will be over the New llavcu. There
Is a good understandinw botu'een tI111
Pcnusylvunla and tht1 New York (.‘cn
1111]. and the Iaitcr will offer no obioc
tion to the plan." ‘ '
' SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Del, says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
1111' my boy's life. He began lust like
the one we lost with croup. We save
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
'11 sleep and was all right in the mor-
1ing." For sale by R. ll Plolstcd It"
ii. Baxter. and The Clifford "her
111ch "
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DEDICATION OF, CHURCH.
Elaborate Services Cenducted by Car-
dinal Gibbons. In Waterbury.
WATERBURY. Jan. ‘lii.—-~Wlth elab-
orate services, conducted by Cardinal
Gibbons. of Baltimore. assisted by sev-
eral prominent New England clergy
men. St. Patrick‘s Church. in tho
Rrookllnc district, was dedicated yes-
terday. it is estimated that there
were {1,000 visitors in town. special
trains coming from Winsicd and Hart.-
ford. Hundreds were unable to gain
admittance to the church. At 10:30
this monitor: Cardinal Gibbons. assist-
ed 11.11 Bishops Tierney. of Hartford.
and llurkiu. of Providence, proceeded
with the dedication services. and at ll
o‘clock he was cclabraut of 11 pnntlil-
cal hich mass. ills. ssidtunis at this
ceremony Were Rev. lotion McAroy
of this city. 111111111011 of honor: Father
Tininn. of Provldoocmrleacon: Father
Michael of Winslod; sub deacon Rev.
.zllmcs Smith. of \V5I1is5t11d 111N111 of
ceremonies.
Rev. Dr. D J. Siaffdnd of Washluu-
ton.D.Ci.dellve11-d 'an eloquent ad-
dress at the mass The musical pro
gram was an important featmmof the
ceremonies.
At vsepers in the evening (‘auiinal
011111111111 conducted the (mementos.
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HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACHE.
Never endure this troul1l11..Use at
once the remedy that stopped it for
51.1.11. A ,1‘Wehster of Winnie. Vs
She writes "Dr. Kink}! New Life Pills
11 ho‘lv cured m1- ui sick headaches I
had suffered from for the years." (‘ure
Hoadao 1:. Com nation. , Hiliousness
8512,11! .1.H liar emdru#7 store. 1"
SWEDISH LUTHRRAN “ANNIVER-
BMW. -\
(““01“,“) Jun. l9-«1‘1'I‘llc jubilee fos-
tivilles of the fiftieth anniversary of
the Swedish Lutheran lmmanuel
Church Iiegcwitk and Bobbi streets
reached their climax inst 111.1111. The
Rev. Carl A Swodsson. president of
Bethany College. l.in1lsl1org.l(as..nnd
tlrb‘ Rev. C. ll‘ Lindberc of the theo
logical department of Aucustd‘ns col
lege'. Dock island Ills were the. chiel
speakers. Thirlyone joined the
church. The telegrams and letters of
congratulations from individuals and
, congregations in all parts of the coun-
11y were read. By an uohnimous vole
lit was decided 159051111 11 cnblegram to
King Oscar ll.. 8 11111111 who has
shown a personal interest in the 11.11.1-
fare of the immanuel Church and cs
peclally during its early existence.
W55
UNCONSGlous FNOM GROUP.
During a sudden and terrible attack
ororolip. our little girl was unconscious
from strangulation says At a. Spat:
ford posthubtei‘ Chester 11111111; and a
dose of One Militite client Gill's 55.155
administh and'ire sited often.
. reduced the swelling and inflammation
cut the mums and‘ shortly the child
was resting easy and speedily renown
9111.11 cures coughs Colds Ln Grippe
and all Throat and Lilith; troubles One
Minute Cough Cure lihac‘rr in the
throat and chest and enables the lungs
to contribute pure. health—giving oxy-
sell to the blood :Olltm'd Pharmacy
in "‘1": 51...; ..,., [.53- #1 15...).
.1.-11“- ,. W .EL.‘_.‘
WEHH GOAL FOR MthMIKEE.
1.131111131111031». t9+tdsy0r able re-
liaiiep Far
«‘1
ilusilep Hours 55 ill] Premium
iiiiiéiii Mali 85 55 ' liniribuiins
line iii5'lhi15 igi'ieéi £51585 In
on in 011111 This link
.s. ~1'l'ui- ,.
11 111111. this Week. iiud promises to be
one of the biggest events or the hind
ever held in ’lhc N111'waiks.l1‘ollou»
lug Is the lldt of donations and donors
thus for acknowledged by the commi5t~
ties in (barge. 5
l-.l011 .lcl‘i'111i11b53'20 In
gold; Mayor .i, .l. 310 In
Donovan.
(Bavariagb
(l ‘ 1.11111I‘:‘Jamos A. Brown, 95 in gold: ex
Mayor 1.11.1185 in gold: Id. F‘. Smith. To-
? bili'co jar: UIII Well Cigar 1111.. 2 boxes
Perfocto 111111111: John H. Ferris. loud
of Wood; J.‘ (lidcnschlager. handsome
pipe; 0. 8. North I dozen photo
graphs: John I\'1~111z,h umluclla; Jonepb
1!. Taylor, 11111111111111 book: John H
Light, scle1led book; Irving Lockwood
& 00., load of u'oorlz' Powell 'l‘in Shop.
wash bowl and pilcher; Jncob Behuub.
1 leg 111mb: M. (3. Rune, cake: Central
Food 00.. ling of flour: Edwin Wilcox.
to be announced: 'l‘ilioison 6'1. Mills. 1
bottle perl‘umc; .Ilcury liodweli, to be
announced; I”. ll, Lyon & Co..‘l pair
shoes; M, S. Smith. to be announced;
Co‘luburu 11:1 Lauder. silver fruit dish:
Solicck & 'I'i'icc, suii'of clothes: Frank
M. li‘im'b, bottli- perfume; .l. O‘Brien.
silk lililillt-‘liijl Ill lecNerncy lap
1';11l111 New York (li'iiccry 00.8011!“
Norwnlk to be announced Fl. Adams.
111 be announced: I. (‘unco basket of
fruit: William liriugrrman. box of note
paper; ll. r‘ii‘ow. 1112131, pan arid broom:
11“. ll (lnicmun. large doll, “The Queen
of II111 Fair"; Herman Quitncr, $5 In
gold.
Cami-dock Brothers suit of clothes:
Adam Singer box 111' 5cigars: Whelpley
& i‘lur.l< cold mounted brIur-wood
nine: A. .l. Collins. elegant lamp: Carl
Scbuub. 3 bottles port: Svec Brothers.
sold mounted mocrscbaum pipe; .I.
From; Woilyung. lobe announced: A
M. l’oblmun. l doz. shoves; Mrs. Giul-
darii. sofa pillow. fancy tidy; E. E.
(lorbam, wall paper; Raymond Broth-
111'11. load of wood; 0. 81111111111, Brown's
College. $2: M, Epstein, 5 lbs. coffee:
E. S. ilustcd, roast. beef; F‘. ii. F‘Eicb.
but: of flour; Thomas Village. box of
clears: Ii. Room. 1.11 [11.1 announced;
.Iobu ii. Smith 1111111111, to be 11111101111111
11d: Clifford Pharmacy. 3 bottles col-
ogne; Century Market. to be announc-
od: M15. Altoulu'nudi, order for‘ but:
Jacob Rudder. to be announced; (‘41me
Kitchen, but of candy; '1‘. J. Sullivan.
bottle claret: Henry l1‘r11el1. 6 shaves:
William (V. Jesse. 5 bullies of wine: 6.
Filter. brush and cup; ’1‘. .I. Maguor.
to be announced; 1 G. lliimili'ou. box
cigars.
A. Fields. ladv‘e umbrella: 11‘. A.
Lane. live pound box of candy: R. H.
l’laisted. bottle. perfumery; E. K.
Banks. picture; J. A. Hlslop & (30.. to
be announced; A. 1’. Damon. one coffee.
not; I.. ll. .llecker pi 11c. Conrad
B111 ken bag of flour; 11.553119115111tti. one
dozen breezes; 7.112.58cyn10ur.c11iie11;
Krlegcr ll, (‘11.. to be announced: MJ I1.
Roscn. one lamp; Mrs. A. Harris, bur-
uuu cover: Richard Cuibill. one bushel
oysters: fifteen pounds codllsb and $1:
Milton Elwood. one pair shoes; Wat-
kins & Dow. carving set; Mrs. lsrael.
child's cloak: lllclremnn & Son. pic-
iui'c; Theodore Olsen. pair lady‘s
shoes; Henry Rood. silver cake. bas-
ket; A. emu. two boxes cocoa: 111111
11111111: Irvine Robinson. roast, beef:
Wuudle 131111111131. large cake; Daniel
l.‘H11mmedleu. two pounds too: A.
Hefner, tobacco jar: M. Gutkowsky.
1nlvunizcd water pail: Jerome Smith.
chicken: William Podmore. to be an-
11111111ced:.l. W. Studwell. piano stool:
Dibble ounce: Ferd Hayes. fresh
hum; Mrs: Owens, cake; D. Davenport.
to be announced: Frederick T. E
son. ondhalf. gallon paint; (31111111111118:
lineman. to be announced: I1‘. Baxter.
bottle. of 1101011111111 Public Market. ham:
Charles G.lves,1'nusic roll; .1. M. Bet
cdiot. ban of itationeiy; Henry Ma
their; to be announced. '
William P.- Beers, to be announced'
11‘. P Weed. bottle of per-lumen: C.
it. Johnson. box picture; The Hour
Publishing (311., two six months' sub
scrlctlons to the N011ka Hour: John
Manning. box of cigars: 1Wal5la‘ge
Donn“ one whip: John Shes’hah. box
of cigars; A. H. Bowl; 111': Son. one pair
tshoes; Norwalk Beaten Store. to‘ be
surrounded; H. A1118mith.l1ox candy;
lobn Colby. box"cg1.l1‘mnk 8th".
box candy-1 Charles n15l1. box clears/1
lohn W Risgs. bottle colossus: E. J
Finnegan. one bag'iiour: 0. K. 8co-
field. oneib. of tea: New York Grocery
8. Olsen. one pair shoes»; M. Glover;
one battalions; Hubsell I1 Statesma-
. volver; Bunion 8110s.. one pair vases.
.8 Bribes; ononhi! doses bottle":-
tract? G; Ghiotto. lire pound box' can
11y; dunes it. (trench. box cigars: Ate
Iantle and Pacific Tea 00.. child dish:
5i
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._. Willem note 11 55m
pickets 11!!!!“ 11W,
sol 11111111.
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Knish s of We were? mostly“
mdorm
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t med-r Tiff-lino last 115i and
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tlis‘t‘ any; t'clrgo
dill. Osrdll! on 8aturday5 and will be at
. , ‘ it claims
‘ 1111111. 31
’ at tho Gland
the coal lb Hil-
as
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f‘.’Norwalk Hardware 00.. two razors;
iW1Kmler1-andjelleck do. one
box. scans H: (lien easing st ,
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40m: T Hayes. 1“ acetone-511:1
liam gwmmaaonelbarrebaoples; W;
i kiln“. lint-
35551511511511 aloha: “total-s: 31119
m.‘
downs 55551181111111: v11 m
55m
The Hatttcr‘n Fair will open in 111111.,
to be announced. William Sturtevast.1
,tlon. :5 ctr.1 R. H. Plaist'ed.
(30.. Norwalk. one barrel potatoes; W. '
Jame”. Kmufl mos-IN; wli5- '
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THED M.
Established 51852.5.
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SALE OF cancers.
Useful articles in every Household, and these s're lor-
namenlal as well. A glance in one of the Main St: win"-
dows will give you an 11:11:11. There is s more extensive
collection in the Chiba Store.
a
, Fancy Scrap Baskets oi straw and splints interwoven
with colored braids and s weet grass.
Scrap Baskets of foreign
grasses in colors. unique
shapes in dark red and green.
Palmetto Baskets in different sizes, odd and artistic
designs. These will be very durable, and are suitable
for office. den. or library use.
Willow Baskets. all sizes. 50. 65 and 75 cts.
Indian Scrap Baskets. large and commodious. woven
of gay colored splints. 50
cts. each.
Work Baskets, every conceivable shape and style, lin-
iii
ed and unlined.
Wall Baskets in pretty and graceful designs.
Willow and Rattan Hampers. a necessity in every
home.
Reund Willow Hampers. $1.19. $1. 35 and $1. 50.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Special
Swiss ribbed Vests, a soft. fine combination
of silk and wool, long or short sleeves. and high neck
were $1. 50. now $1.19.
Merccrized Vests. an exceptionally good quality.
long or short sleeves, and high neck. were $1.00. new
79 cts _5
Bleached Vests and Pants.
fleece-lined. 29 ct}. each.
MEN'S HALFHOSE-SPECIAL.
This is a limited quantity. but contains some excel.
lent bargains. There are black with white spliced soles.
black with ‘opcnwork instcps.
cry. Fancy stripes and plain
black with colored embroid-
coiors. all rriost desirable.
Regular 38 and 50 ct. quality for 25 cts. a pair.
1
11115 11. 11.11511) comm.
Bridgeport, Conn. ,
FOR INCREASED PAY.
Three meetings were held. in New
Haven yesterday by employees-of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company for the purpose of
discussing the matter of wages. '1 In
1.1111111 rune thv session was 1111 executive
one and no public statement could be
secured. The tclegraphers. trninmcn
and conductors were the branches of
the service holding meetings. 11.111111
one being independent of the other.
The trainmen and telcgt'nphers are
said to have under consideration :1 11111
mand for id per cent. increase. The
conductors discussed the leccnt in-
crease in saimy granted by the road.
The much talked- of "faith curc‘
may answer In some cases but when a
hand is mashed. an ankle or wrist
sprained. the flesh scolded or burn
ed. a finger bruised or cut. Ramon‘s
Nerve and Bone Oil. the great healing.
soothing. antiseptic liniment is what
you want. The genuige Ramon' 5;
costs no more than the as'e traits
11115111505 11110 seekaue elves.
SPOKANE, 'W..nsh Jan. ill—*ltather
than 15become a prisoner “for burglary
John Lee a junk man fifty two years
hurled himself to death over the cliffs
of the Spokane river and Into the mael-
strom below the falls. Lee was or
rested on a charge of breaking into a
freight car and stealing grain sacks.
He broke away from twa policemen
and buried himself over the clltt into
the river.
w.
Are your joints stiff and sore and do
can suffer with rheumatic pains?
Nothing so quick and sure to re
and relieve all sorts of aches a 1i
pains. sill Joints and sore muscles
as Romeo‘s Nerve and Bone 0115131111
the genuine Ramona R. R‘ Plats
ted. :1 1 1 "71‘13‘ .1. .1. .'1“«9'
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seamen: LEM“: 110a emcee.
immerse. Jami-y toms one
alien of Spanish Infantry and a menu-
in battery have embarked at 555% 5
closest tom Godot. the;
the seashell Morocco; 9M
sltvfllbrailal‘ ’11 .1‘
WWI 5,111.1
who boldeswrmeit ~111th
“combs mistook r'rtsr
law stroll
limit”. ritflw'ltiuhll no:
N1 “3.9“ to
1 115111 use 'i q' 1.
”some. its bullets: 115.1115
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PRAYERS FOR A COAL SUPPLY.
SCHENECTADY N. Y.. Jan. 19—-
Therc is little relief in the local coal
situation Dealers complain that they
‘are not receiving a supply from the.
cold fields. The present cold snap 18
causing great suffering among the
poor. With the thermometer below the
zero mark and no coal. the straits of
the 1esldents of this city yesterday
evoked prayers in the various pulpits
of Schenectady for a coal supply. Many
persons are reported as suffering from
pneumonia and kindred complaints be-
cause of the lack of fuel.
Dent believe anybody who tells
you that yen need eras: c drugs that
purge and gripe when 90 are slightly
constipated or bilious. There is l1 med-
icine that is pleasant to take easy and
mild in action but absolittely thorough
in effect and a months treatment
11 ts n uurter It is Rambn’ii Liver
Pills 1111 Topic Pellets. the great Mod-
ern Treatment—4119 Mild Power Treat-
ment. R. H. Plaistcd:
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COULD NOT FLOAT THE LAHN.
GIBRALTAR. Jan ilk—An unsuc
cessful attempt was made this moi-ii-
ing to reiloat the North German Lloyd
steamer Lahn from Mediterranean
ports for New York which 31101111 ed
on a sand, bank. elf Tumors five men
east of the rock of GI altar. Shnday
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