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TOY LAND
03TH E.
cine Of Santa Claus
No more appropriate name could be found for our Toy Department this
as it contains all the latest novel ties In foreign and domestic TOYS
‘1‘” “00KB “’9 GAMES Llama. i..I lalaiati “Ilsa:
DOLLS
at walk talk laugh cry llllll sleep impilalsos from lc Io HM“
BOOK 3
"Monty's" series for boys and all slylos for small children, be, to “no.
' GHMES
All the. latest publications and up IIIoImoIIs iiiiloty. be to 35 00
. TOY S
'l‘iII lrou Wood and 25 styles nioihanitnl IIOH ltlos be to $3. 00
And in fact. we have everything in ado. in toys amt Olll assortment cannot
be equalled in the country. Remembei we imported all om dods and foielgn
ton vhliih enables us to sell them at Jobbers prices and sure the. customer
, About 20 per cent.
I'll the other departments will be found an enormous variety of gifts for
r‘ ages such as
Blob Cut Glass.
' il‘ancy China and Glass.
Rwanda and Wine Bets.
silverware and Cutlery. Pocket Books and Hand Bags.
IMusic Ronnie’s nd Bags. Musical instruments.
Anni] hund do of othei articles which will make both useful and beautiful
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Artistic Furniture
Our furniture Department. is II distinct feature of the establishment. the
. OI. desist". Shapes and finishes ex cell those of all previous years, Ile-
are a few of many useful gifts.
Ladlos' Desks.
Music Cabinets.
Sewing Tables.
China Closets and Buffets.
finale and Paper Racks.
Tabourettes.
Japan» and India Seats.
Parlor and Bric- a-Brac Cabinets.
Hush and Celluloid Novelties.
Fancy Lamps and Clocks.
.lardiniors and Pedestals.
li‘ancy Chairs and Rockers.
Parlor and Library Tables.
Couches and Dlvaus.
Combination Cases.
Blocking Cases.
Medicine Cabinets.
Wall Pockets. ‘
Pictures.
WE HAVE THE RIGHT THING FOR EVERY PERQON AND THE
RIGHT PRICE FOR EVERY PURSE. . .
Beginning Thursday December it). Ulll store will be open «new evening
until Christmas. .
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.STURIE.‘
North Main and Ann Streets.’
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South Norwalk Conn
Sewmg Machines
The National Sewing Machine Company Manufacture a High
Grade Machine to be sold at popular prices for cash.
- We hay: selected their best selling numbers and offer them as
“follows: I 5.“.
" “Tl-IE PAVEWAY"——A drop head machine. Oak
Table with Three Drawers. and full set of attachments. for
$14.50.
“Tl-IE VINDIIix"—An Automatic Drop Head. Oak
Table with five Drawers and full set of, attachments for
$19.50.
“THE ELDREDGE"-—-A Drop Head Machine, Oak
Table with five Drawers. Iron Pitman, best manufacture.
.‘ ' V $25.00. i iii-
“TI-IE ELDREDGE"—-Automatic Drop Head, Oak
Table with five Drawers. oval ends and swell front.
‘ . $29.50.
THE COMPANY’S GUARANTEE VFOR FIVE
WITH EACI-I MACHINE.
DI KERMAN&SON
..I. ,_ _ gig-W‘Shplgton‘aStI-ect. South Nomad/i.
' . "owto Burn .Coalo tln sort-u chapters)
VII.
Do not imagine that all that is left from a poorly
managed fire is slate or clin kers. Much of it is partial-
ly consumed coal. Use th: coal sifted from your
ashc'p to deadcn the furnace fire at night. This coal
contains no gas. which is a further advantage. Pay
A ' especial attention to the regulation of your pipe damp~
or, to say; as much heat as possible. At the best 1t
is possiblt to utilize only a small percentage of the
heat garteratcd by coal.
John Ii. Ferris
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
NEW HAVEN; Der. (I.'-'JOII'
charge of assault viltli intent to kill
and murder John“ Tracey was br'mud
over to the superior Court in bonds of
$2000 by Judge Dow in the city court
Tracey is accused of shooting his wife
as she was having the sacred Heart
Chumh onNovemb'er 17. an Tracey
appeared in court. but Was so weak
Y EARS.
writ/1‘ ; .‘Ivfl‘
lbs 3 rled in the wife
nes- 0W ”lint
nor lit a byw her husband and of
”Moo ftlieyinornl‘ns of the
saves asst comes. '
Wm,“ WI conch would “'1
aakwbatlsmood. rttaad'otsome
medicine-fl or an sand
rolls. Ask for I.
Buoyandhfithamtsst
THE. SOUTH uoawAI.
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IATHS ARE A 'POOLIOH HABIT.
Declared a Chicago Professor
Says They Cause Deaths.
UllltAtll) lloc Io.-»Whon
leave oi‘l‘ bathing there will be lltln
or noiiilii for the doctors to do. I eu-
moula eiflds. and a luiiidiod othci ills
Who
peopitn
Iesiilt fioin the foolish habit of wash- _
llll’ tho bodr.
"l‘o bathe is to be dirty. for you
tliI-roby make II sewer ol‘ the skill.
Blood. attracted by IlIe skin. gives up
products that should be loft to seek Il
l.l|‘iiliil outlet and soils the skill."
' 'thi- I'oirgoliig declarations. made by
Prof, John Hill Robertson at the au-
uiizil meeting of the (‘liieugo Eclectle
.II-d Surgical Society, at the Auditor-
i III has aroused the interest of the
IIII-Iubois
l’iof. Itobeitson assorted that the
theory that the i losing of pores of the
skin would result in doatli Is false. llo
said that all pliysiologlos which made‘
such an assertion Word wrong. The
habit of taking "dry" baths was also
denounced. The rubbing of II rough-
towel over the shin. according to Dr. ‘
ltolIoI-tson, rumored the natural scales
of “to ski" or the false skin.” This
he said conduced to the growth of
line teila on the skin.
'llie doctor concluded with a touch-
Ing incident of n poor Eskimo brought
from Greenland in. Boston, who had
never been ill in his life. He was gly-
en II bath. contracted pneumonia and
died in two_ iliiyfii‘“
THE LONE“ STAR STATE.
llown in Texas .il loaiiuni, is a bi
«by goods firm of which Mi. .l. Iii. iHal.
ler is the head. Mr. Iiulloi on one of'
his trips East to buy goods said to fl
friend who was with him in the palace
oar. "lll‘l‘t'. take one of those Little Eur :
ly lllscrs upon retiring and you will
be llDl early in the morning feeling.
mod.” Will the 'dark br’o'wu' lasle
licudnclie and find loggy fooling III"
Witt s Lillie Early [liners are the besi
bills to use. Sold by Clifford l’lini- l
macy. " I.
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MACARTHUR TALKS OF WAR.
Says American and German Relations
Are Becoming Strained.
HONOLULU Doc. l0.—— Major-(len-
oial MacAItlItir timing the military
-'llllfL‘I‘0llCil. said that lit all probability
war will ItIlit' place between tho llnlt~
oil Slates and Germany in tho lli‘ill‘ l'ii~
tuI-o. which makes the Hawaiian na-
tional guard of National iIIipoi-tancc.
'l‘lIe. l’aIrGorIuauic doctrine is growing
among German-Ainerieaus, few of
whom volunteered in tho war with
Spain. lie believes that Germany's
interests are growing to such an ex‘
tent in South .\lllti‘lCil that tho stiuln
ilbou the Monioi docliine will (\tii ;
timily itsiilt in II conillI-L llawnii be
big ll stiatcgic point. no nation. he
says, will make any attempt upon the
shore line of" the Pacific states lllllil;
the capture of the Hawaiian Islands
has litit'll effected. ’l'liis stiItI-IIIIIIII. oi'
Major-Gen, MacArlhur‘s has just been
made ptiblic through the report of (‘0. 3
Jones to Governor Carter.
I
Dr. Crossman’s Specific:
FOR BLOOD DISO DER“l
POLITICAL REFUGEE KILLED.
\‘lii’l‘liltlA. ll. (‘.. iloc. ib.-~~'t‘ln
$lt‘illllt‘l Empiess oi llltilil, from \oko-
IIIIIIII bilngs III-\vs fiom Kobe of tboi
assassination of a notable Koieun po- 1
itbul l“'.iiliL'tU U. l’an Chung. .I minis-
w-I' of foreign affairs. by two KIII euns III
Kore on November :i. The victim.
lltlll “01‘" living in .Iululll silict‘ lb'lli.
I‘hey stabbed the victim during an t".l- :
toi‘talnnient he gave them. The men. 3
who were arrested. are said to have
been commissioned in Korea to kill the
armor minister for the part he is all
logcd to have taken in the murder oi
the info Queen of Korea. A collicr)
Iccidcnt November :0 in tho Akaiko
\linc. Kiusko. caused illt, death of thir-
;_I--tive men.
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE.
lligests'all classes of food. tout-s
Ind strengthens the stomach and diges-
ivo organs. Cures Dyspepsia. ludi-
estiou. Stomach Troubles. and makes
‘lCll, red blood. health and strength.
(odol Dyspepsia t'ul'o rebuilds worn
it" tissues. purities. strengthens and.
woefons the stomach. Gov. II. II. .\t-
ilnsou. of W. \‘a.. says: “I have used
i number of bottles of Kodol ,llyspepsia
Cure and have found it to be u very oi-
Iectlve and. indeed, a powerful remedy .
for stomach ailments. I reeommendj
t to my friends." Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. “
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STEEL PRODUCERS WANT CON-g
CESCIONS. .
I’IT'I‘SBURG. Pit. Doc. ltI.-—'l‘lir0IiglI .
the National Association of Manufac-
turers‘ of Steel Products which is com-' .
posed of concerns located all over thel
country and having extensive trade.
not only in the United States. but in
foreign countries a petition has been
presented to the railroad companies
asking for the same special conces
stone that were granted to the steel‘
manufacturers for export goods I
DANGER lN FALL COLDS.
Fall colds are liable to has; on alli
winter leaving the seeds ,of pneumo
nla. bronchitis or consumption. Fol
ey ’s Honey and Tai euros quickly and
prevents serious results It is old and
reliable, fried and tested. safeund sure. .
(’33:;th no 0 ales and will not can
80 d at Plalsted'ii drulz,
store south Norwalk, and A (‘ Sill
man‘ s Dariea. .
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TWENTY INCHES OF SNOW. ,
U'I‘ICA _.10 ~Twenti‘
inches of snow f’ellDoc in the Mohawk
Valley last night. The railmads in all
directions are badlv blocked and all
trains are reported either abandoned
or several hours late The trolley lines
in this city are tied up and business '
of all kinds In the city is badly .crip~
pied In the chimithic snow drifted
'badly. and it will hey-Event
tore the Arcadp can be broken I rough
:-~Ié»<.
s lioneym on Tar
'fa .IUIINO
Paviiihil 'CANAL arshuiiI-IIP‘ meow
.0 case Doc. III—AW»
the lhune. from New Orleans says:
This Board of Trade of New origin. in
cm. a ram 000 steamship com-
.'|‘roIIIIlI- arose and she had him arrest-
‘I'tl i'iil' illilllli'l‘)‘.
‘pol‘ltii' I'IIIII'l.
Which will find :I home for the girl. lll‘l
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THURSDAY DEC. 10, 1903.
Isl
WILL srauo sv ""010st
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Trustees of Nsinhborhood coin-eh of
stra'tford Take Action.
The nuiuio of the charms against
lior. (’lmi'iis Seymour llllllocli. 01'
'SII'IIli'tilll, lmr. brought to his side it
number of sympathizors, who believe
in his Innocence to such Illl Ixtoiil
(but llll.’_\' will aid him in his present
trouble. It is said thnt the trustees
oI'Iiht Ncigliborlioiul t‘lllll't'll have
decided to tiiiliitlvoly HlIlllti by him.
and not bring the mailer ollIt-luliy to
tho ilill‘Illiilll of flu ohiIi'elI‘rorporan
tlon. Should the clot'gyiiiuii be found
guilty. the elIIIreb will probably take
up the Illiillt'l'. but should he be able
« to prove his lllllllt't'ilf't‘, no lli‘llilll will
be Nikon.
No question has so agitated the
people of Htt'ittford as that concern-
liig Mr. Iliillook. The town is divid—
ed in its orbit in his guilt or liiiio-
eenoe niid in its Ilyiiipathy for Miss
Sbrller. who makes the charge. Ac-
cording to Ii statement made yesttr-
flit), roller-lions Woro oust on the
young woman. and it. was believed
tlittl Ml'_ Iluiltwk's dolitise \\'(Illill be
a counter chat-gt against tho woman.
possibly involving the charge of con-
.sMr.D .Kaublcol “raw. W. '47- ,spli-acy against several Strutt’ord peo-
Nevsda.0...’sm lot of Hilliard. Iplo. There are many who regard
cursdbgKodol . ”Pa” was cured ibim :is :I pirsoeutod man. but others
.of .stomadh fl of Chronic bring forward former tl'oubioi-I in
ubieli lie is alleged to havr- horn Ill-
:‘Itlht'tl. One was in ionnectloii \Iitli
Mom Illtusdos, II young wopmil who
[is said to have made statements he-
toic UI. ('ogsWell about a you ago,
and thin made contradictory ones
before tiu authorities, III her state-
|Iueut before the physician she made
I‘t‘lllll'gt‘b‘ similar to, those made by
i Miss Siiailor.
. There was no bearing in the Mil-
‘I.(li'(l court yesterday morning, but
.upou request of Attorney Mari", who
:biis been retained for the defense. it
your; continued untlll Saturday. [lee-
it'llllll r i. There was ll lurge num-
llu-r of people present in the court
'I'Itnin, the case having aroused much
,Eiiti rest in the town of Stratford. and
I.'ilso Iii Milford, to which town Miss
Sliuiler rectntly removed.
l'ulc and worn was ltcr. MI. llui—
ilit'k when he cntI-Ied the Ulllli mom
int-Ionipunied by his w-lf. whose
Society In Beacon Fails {sin-It [tire was in contrast to the
Attiou has been taken iii the case oil '"l'lll'lllllfl- “NC“ >110 “Ul't‘ for her
i‘lllllk Smith and his 1"‘llllilll II of Bear "'W “'hlt'll ”it'll “I" 1| TOW lmmlhh
f‘tiil Fails. Smith “as mutriod so"..§:igo l'llllhflll and devoted she be-
“w."l‘uflvo M...” m... Silllllh "1W :llilit's him lnuocint ot the charge.
ward ‘ his “in. 1.“ him. .\ “Ionlflni \liss Sliuilci was not pit-.eiit. Attor-
L‘IIIIII' to live with him l‘IIIii Ihllilren Ill')’ Ma" and PIUSW'IIIIHK SUUI'IH'.‘
biii'c boon born to them. the oldest be l’lutt‘ "WI Jll'llil' ”‘YIJIJUI'H in MI‘.
ing it )nnng “mm“. m,“ lwuil) luo l’lults oflloe and the bond was fixed
3. mg of ngt‘ “-h.. p.- “mm-pp Mm it. .h. at 52. .0. Edward W. llcors, flrst
niotliei of loiii (Illitllt‘ll ltcccutl) i “'"Hll‘l of tho Nclgliboi‘liood I-lIliI‘ib.
Smiths “Mum {0. mm] ; ”Hm-nu, ”ll iIIIIiishul siiroiy for this amount.
a century le ‘fi him and we III to “illt'l
buiy. The people of thi loan llll\t I
suffered the unlawful state of III--
luiilsolitilil III combine all those yearn.
After Smith‘s [lill‘llllltllil' had gone luv.
t‘~'('lll'l‘tl ll housekeeper from .\'c\-. \‘tIi'li.
trouble which
" nonos.
MIMI-s10
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
RURAL DEPRAVITY.
Shocking Case Disclosed by Human:
TROLLEY EARNINGS. 5
Operations of Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Campany.
l‘ llliilt‘l Ile Ituib. taken from the it pm.
oi the t'oiIIIcrtiiut ltuilwai IIIId ldglil
iiig (‘ II.IIpII I_I qudo to llie Illlilillitl c-oIII
Ililnsitllll‘l‘fi. will prove of interest to flu
stooiiliultlors. The items follow:
ltlross earnings
lie on. -..od and flu-
oil Izto. but look till tipped] to lb.- *{ll‘i
'l‘lu- iIiItliIIi'itII-s scui lill
.‘lltlllsi ktl ptl' iidi l\ III Ni \\ it)! I\ (um
plain! was made to the Humane Soeii . from (moral
i\ that the iliieo l'illldltll tiiitco lll lion. ‘ $10M 355:7
years old' SlecsII-I' . 'i' torus IIld Ii'il. ()poi‘nliug I.‘, ' ' '
‘\\,’ nltei Ii \eais old. taunt ill tIoIIied . “Hwy“.
hillllilllfifl
An oil'lcu' of ”It Mll'lll\ iR\ISIiKlllt' i . _ ..
iic found that hiu .- in sIItII I‘1iui~ \ilili Ncl earnings. 3;... lIiMx
Iiiciimaiism. llI-r binds and limbs .»\d\'ci'tisiiig ““2“”
Illt‘ lIndl swollen. She sits lulu-Ii 10.5"“, of "0“”. 1'2”“;
liaitlotd. 'l‘ucsdny. and placed inn..." “f trucks
IIIIII'ge of tho t'lilliliou's Aid Society. unawmmmlfi. 1.03.5.3"
Iniiil'ost. (ill dr-
HNING SENTINEL
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BridgeporbAdvcrtiscmsnts. | Bridgeport Advertisements.
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filluldvufi'umuif T "'
mm A amiss
lifting ”Tatum
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Moohanlcal and Friction Toys.
A crowd is always at this department. and truly it is
a fascinating place. Every one likes to watch thciminia-
turc Railroads. with the train I: rumbling round the curves.
through tunnels. past the switches right up to the stations.
They run just as smoothly as the real cars and are most
enticing pinythings as the parade godsen i 3
Prices me moderate. running from $I.oo up. . .
in Friction Toys are Locomotives. ll‘irc Engines,
Hook and Ladder Wagons, Automobiles in several sizes.
and Circus Wagons in which the animals move around as
the parade goes on.
At foot of the Main St. stairway.
Mountain Cloth for Rain Coats.
This is a Cotton fabric which has every appearance
of real cravcnettc. II is of close weave. tough and very
durable. Water shakes from it very readily and those
who have worn it as a rain garment recommend it. There
are half a dozen different mixtures. the same as.-in the more
extensive materials, brown. gray. blue, green. etc.
28 inches wide. 12% and i5 cts. a yard.
Colored Linens for Fancy Work.
The craze for articles in cross-stitch embroidery has
lead to a demand for Fancy Linens unusual at the time of
year.
Shirt Waists and Suits. Collar and Cull Sets. Pillow
Tops. Book Covers. and numerous dainty articles are all
made from these attractive Linens. Over sixty different
colors are shown. either plain or two-toned, in the plain
smooth. weaves. and the coarser open-meshed Linens
which are in such favor.
Prices range from 19 to 60 cts.
Wash Goods Section.
One of those dainty waist Patterns at the Silk Sec-
tion will make a beautiful gift. There is much variety.
evening shades. printed wraps and fancy taffetas in med-
ium and dark colors.
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From $2.85 up. four yards in a pattern.
Don't forget that we liav c a collection of Morris Chairs
that are built for solid comfort. .
O
flfisfl M. READG’J
Tafablirflea
in t cchr
lutlIi-I‘ consenting. The two boys
sltouid Ito signs IIt ill III'IIlllll‘lll and
bill Iomtiln with IIIeIi Inllui.
MERGER OF ELECTRICAL PLANTS
l’l'l'l‘h‘lll' lit}, l'II_ lho, lti . .\ mIi- .
nor or the electric lighting and potter
Moms in the (Ilkt‘ ll gions .IIId Ibv ‘
i pUsiIs,
,IIIiI-I'ost
331' ill
it It d
iIlI Idt‘lttls iIII
securities.
Income. gas and
i loclrit' (it'-
pat llllt‘lll.
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lio. “Ill. ill
WILL SAIL FOR MANILA.
SAN FRANCISCO. lIec. lit-Airli-
bishop .I .I llnriy, of St. Louis, recent-
ly consecrated ill llomo :IIid dologated
yesterday
Int). Mgi Foulei
“ill lettio for his so. on Sutuidai lll\l.
to I'm d‘occso of Manila, arrived lll‘l't"
accompanied by his score-I
’l‘lio ll( \\ pielatc‘
DEFAULTING AGENT LOCATED
SAN HiANCISC 0 Dell lO———I’I'esi-
dcut ilai'rliuaii of the Soutliotn l’IIIi
fie Itailinond has been informed liy de<
Icctivos in charge of the casc_ that
William R, Vice defaulting passenger
agent in this city of the :Union Pacific
. road. has been located in Honduras. As
lllt‘l‘t' is no extradition treaty with that
' heir
Immobetweenhsreandlhe‘
wuoftheproposedl’ano
l'ittsbilig. Mt KI-esboit h‘v (‘ouliolisillb' t lIII omen t from
Railway sistem, has III e u «mitt d and i liuomo from all
on application, .I eiwmitii for the com . sIIIIrcoI-i Ix
him-d interests will be made at lint-rial I-ept opernr
buig liocomb I it ii is said that the lug.
“sound:
i apl all/.IItlon “Ill be IIIIIsiIlI Iiibly IIItI l l.llll|l
income
smouoooo. 'lhe in \\ cumpant ubii bI I‘Iom sources. Moths-I160
Will be known as the Western l‘onli- DcducIIons from Income.
.«ylruiiiu Railways (‘ompamg will bo..\ll taxes. sssrcim
iu control oi' the entire lighting, pou't‘ . I II t 0 rest on
Il._ "
and street I'llil\\'ll) system of \Vosl- ‘ funded debt, £30,!
inoreland and Fine tli ilIlIIllll s as uell I II t e rest on. '
us part of tho tiolley syste m of Al llonting debt. 103:: all?
Iogheni IIIIIIIII. $527. 00?be
~——~- lit-illlt'i III-l iii
The Wise men rite of human Ills. H‘llH‘. “09.5413.th
glhl' w:lle |I‘m-y I'll'f no to making nib. __ w
Ic Ina cyou Ie.ilttiy. wcllaii stronr . _ 3
Wright' aPiils are 1! mail. and saw rang: I) ‘. ‘I " l l "‘l'
Justnieiits. 38.498.2l
Wright s inilian Vegetable Pill to. M .. f . m, .._
' "All Wn‘ f—for Mitrr TAMI Hui/n Cal-r1" V ,t l‘ U I .. . . 0‘
or sale by all druggists. = ‘ -‘“ ~ $19,t«b-i.-7
_..___. _-H_, , i tsurplus your
STATE BANK BURNS 312.500.000- i l““""' """“ . .
S'I‘. l’ETEltSHl'Rtl_ Dec. lit-ATM} {01902.11“. $Xl.l)lo.3.l
sum of 812.500.000 in paper money. was» . ‘ 3 ’5 l l “I
year ended
burned yesterday by the State Bank.
This amount was issued. in notes. dur--
log the month of August. to meet antlc- ‘
lpated trade demands; but. since the
end of the grain season the money has
no longer been. needtd. The value of.
the notes in llI'(Ul‘dllOll no“ is $315.-
Jmie 30. liltiil. 79.86127
year
June
Surplus
ended
ill). ”303. $1,151.06
. lune 30 1902. and $56 08 90 on June
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SNOW IN THE ADIRONDACK% I —“—"——~
SAIIATOGA N It, Ilo‘ 10 11‘ R
snow and wind sIoIIII that pic -vailod in i oman Eye Balsam
the lower Adiiondacks till almost mid lFOR WEAK 0R SORE EYES
unlit deposited fifteen inches of snow. I ———
Rural tiavcbis affected bv heavy drifts ‘ WINDOW CLASS MANUI-‘ACTUR.
but rallwaydrafllc is not seriously do. . ER 8
“de i I’ITTSBURG Pa Dec. I0. ~—A meet-
I big ‘of the window glass manufacturers
0d Ii! a majority of the potterles In the
lc‘ountry Is being held here today. se-
of the company Is as... the Manufac-
turers' Window Clasp Company. and
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Est FOR THE‘ ‘iutarested to {he organisation of the
cordiug‘to circulars tout this meet-
it has~ a New Jersey gunner.
W‘s—~—
genbral selling agency which is do
u. lag-will decide wheth r this plan is to
RECIDENFCE DEBTROIYED RY FIRE.
' pendent on the agreement being sign-
be p suepsas or a More. The name
‘h , ORK‘Dec.1tr,-The and.
I" ‘ new lesion or _J. llamard
Kislmn at Gibson. Ina; Island was
destroyed by fire Early today. The
house was completed recently and the
family had occupied It a week.
lTlIo furniture and a quantl of rail»
able levy-Irv were destro if 9.1“
amu- “5000
INDEPENDENCE OF P
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000. 000. the same as prior to the August i W“ a ”allure of $41. 129. 92 on halid-
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
"lake Laxative llromo Quinitie Tablets.
All druggists Iol’und the money if it
falls to cure. I}. \\ Limos signature
country. he is free from arrest.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. lira
is on each hm. 25o. "' zilinu linliii is breaking up Colds when-
—- -~ ~-r - ever tried. almost without exception
Nothing Is toi good l‘IoIII- -iI Iliumnui l0. :5 bile. and Si. .00 bottles 'l‘hc Clif-
\\ hon the house is pm ing for it l'oi. Baxter‘s or Pialstoli's. ~ . u
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Always Bought,
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