‘ standstill.
who can afford it have hastotuIIi to lay
iHliM [till it
International Train Service of
All Lines lies Practically
teased and theIStrike blag-
‘ tuition is Spreading
IST, PETERSBURG. October 26.
lclfi‘p. nt.~itussia is practically iso.
lated to-day from the. rest of the con-
threat of Europe, as the international
train service Im all the litres has vlt
finally ceased. The tic- -up in the inter
" .10!” Is more complete than ym-Iterduy.
The only trains running are operated
by the railroad battalions.
The strike contagion is spreading.
All classes of workmen are organiz-
ing sympathetic strikes and industrial
life It» the. IIoIIntrII is coming to a.
The situation cannot long
continue. Either the workmen will
800:1 be starved into submission or pil-
lage with military interference and
bloodshed on a large scIIlII arc botmd
to follow. . 3.
At Moscow six hundred I-IameIn
have already fought the strikers
whom they charge with takirng the
bread out of their months in many
cities. especially Itt Moscow, tho uucs
lion of food is becoming t‘Xll'I‘lllt‘U
serious.
Collisions bchI-II-n troops and strik-
I-Irs artI reported tti'huru III-curred at
several places
At EkaterinoslIII. II IIIgIIIIII pIiIIhIIIl
battle between the studio Ins and sII-ilt
era was fought and tilt-"Pity was left
in darkness. The revolutionary lIIIIIi-
era are keeping their IIIIIII in hand.
however. Communication by tIIIII
graph with man) Tlllt‘i‘TIH‘ points is in-
terrupted. The whole country is be-
coming alarmed and in SI. i’ctonsbnrg
an incipient pIIIIiI- prevails. The boats
and the Finnish ii‘ttilin. now ”It tilliV
means of IItzI'IIss, lli‘l‘ IIroII'ItIIIll with
people ltIIIIiua' abroad. The situation
here has grown much worso over
night. The ranks of tho 40,000 work~
inert from the mills and factories who
joined the strikers ytIstcrtlIty \I'IIIt'c iti-
ct‘easod by 30,000 tporII this IIII‘Irulurz.
All the employees of the porn i..tIIItI in
number. waIlIIIII‘oIII and lzpoo other
men from thII stIIIIl worlts lot't work
in a hotly.
The inhabitants of SI l'IItIIrsburg
awoke to find the capital rIIsIIlultlliig
. olumsyrappearlnx foot; not our kind,
. that is bestowed on a dress shoe, and
Autumnal
Footwear
that is a treat to the feet. Good.
stout serviceable shoes are boat. tor
street wear and for long walks. Many
ladies imagine a heavy shoe means a
for they are made With the same care
look better than many Ito-called.
F. D. LYONS'I 00.
so wasumoron 8T. I -
soutu NORWALK
national bankers who are here do not
seem to be greatly disturbed by the
situation although they are constantly
in receipt of threatening letters from
the revolutionists, warning them that
it they contract a loan without the
consent of the national assembly, it
will be repudiated. Nevertheless they
are not disposed to close with the
government until the situation is
cleared up. The. fact that the strike
may jeopardize the. success of the. loan
is outI of the most potent levers bo-
hind the government and makes the
foreign bankers the unconscious allies
of the advocates of thtI reaching rII-
forms which are about. to be promul-
gated. V
LONDON. October 26. ——- A special
dispatch front Odessa says it is report-
ed that It mutiny linsIoccurred onIIhPI
Russian battleship Catherine it. till
Sebastowi. and that four hundred of
her crew- have been arrested
The Catherine ll. according to the
naval annual only “carries a crew of
32 .I men. but. the naval pocket book
says her complement is 530 men. in
July last, at the time of tho mutiny
oi the Kniaz Potemklne (renamed the
Putcleimonl it was reported that thII
crew of the iathorinc it. had mutinied
III SIIIlIaI-It.opIol. but this wn's denied by
Admiral Wh‘enitrs’. chief of the gizInet'al
staff of the navy. 'l‘hII Catherine IL.
Ivcrc paid off and sent ashore at Sr-
bastopol. i0 Barracks. because. ’;it was
asst-I'II.III at the time. tircy could no
longer be trusted.
WARSAWJ Russian Poland, ()I‘tobcr
2ti-»—\gitators are organizing revolt!
tioIIaII meetings in the factory dis-
tritts and a IzIItIIII- It stIikI: is ant:ictipat
I-It IIIItIIbIII 28' Tim times of food‘ iiil‘
rapidly tncrcmsing. 'l‘otIIphouII. ('tilli'
Inunic ation II; 'ith Lodz is intctnupttvti
S'i. l’lvl'llt‘ltSiltiRti. (M. an. I., 3:0 It
Ill-~13)! impcr in] orch tiII I'IIIrison Iol
St i‘IItorsbudu has bIIIIn llltlt‘t‘li undo!
the command of (Icncral 'l‘IIIpofl’ thIII
assistant mir litter of the iutIIriott‘. who
is in to reap! IuslbltI tor the safety aznd
orIIlI-I of thop-ubilnl and lht- Iii'IIUIlS
distributed f. It rations pal ts oi thI ma.
but martial. law with its aII-otnmtnyirtg
traitlships no the purple has no. bccn
proclaimcIL
'l'tthI garrison of St. Inter-shrug has
hitherto been included in thI r.“riiitat.\
district of St. PIIteIshurg ovor whiIlI
(traud lJIIlIII Vladimir is chief.
A" ”It‘ ministers today wcri In con-
l'IIIIilI‘I I with tiIIIIIII‘IIl 't‘rIIpoIIT 'l‘iII-l
alt dc liberating on IIII enlarrecd law of
assembly,
KI‘I’RSK, Russia. ticl. ‘Jtisw'l‘ht' iIIIIIII
i=0\'(‘.i‘trtIIIIttt institutions have ccascti
wortt in IIIonrIlqu-II with lll‘.‘ demands
til min» strikrrs.
LODZ. (lit-I. 2“.—’])UZH“Si\I‘H gl'tull
Kluinuini: mills and other establish-
ments lIIIrtI coast-Ii work today" and II
general strike. has been tioclnrctl for
tomorrow. ‘
WARSAW. ()t‘i. 2n.~'t‘rn~ initiiat'y
a bcleagured city. 'l‘lIII shops in tho
Vasiliostror district and in all the still-
ltrba are closctt. IvinIloII's arp bourtltit
and barred IIII IIIouIIIIIIl patrols are 'to
be seen III‘IIrywlIIIrII in the strt-cts. l7.x4
com in the heart of the city I‘II'IIII‘.IIII
and children iti‘t' afraid to \’t‘illllli't' out.
Workmeu‘arc gathering at all the
places ‘i’r'IIIIIII-ntcd in tho days of Va»
ther Capon. but they are quiet and
the consacks have had no provocation
to interfere. The general appIIarauIIc
of the town is menacing.
The priccs of food ilil\‘(’i colic up
md'tbe simply of bccf is only until.
cient for’ three days. but there are am-
ple supplies or wheat and rye for two
months. The IIIIIpIIror and tho court
at Peterhof are supplied by a warship
from St. Petcrsbnra. All the fortunes
In supplies and stand II slop-(II. ’l‘ltIII suf-
fering fails the lli‘ilVit‘Hl on little poor
who live from hand to month. ntll tho
bakers sold otIi their broad bcforo
noon. The meat dealers have bIIIIIII or-
dered by the I'nvolntlouists not to do»
liver meat to the troops unItI-I- pain In”
death and consequently IIIII HIlIItHNI‘H
are living on canned food. 'I‘tItI
butchers have notified their patrons
that the meat market will probably bo
cloned tomorrow on account or. luck
of meat.
All the Eli. I‘IItlIr‘IIIbmg schooitt Wl'i'i'
cloleti to-Ilttv and the clriidrIIII Wl'lt‘
sent home with lIuItIIIIIIIIInII not it) l‘l.‘
turn until IlIIIlI pat-cuts IIII'nk It auto
to do so
The great ntriltII jiltiflllM‘N III delay
and possibly iIIterIIIpI IIII- Itcnotintlonii
tor the new Russian loan. 'l no Inter
w:
our "56 on
for Your Morey.
An osadhtiai thing to lmuw
”when opening II Bank Account I
' «that the Flank entrusted with
no humor and financial IIf‘tiIlrtl
abstiiuiely sale I
' III Institution in novel IIII
«innervatin- and WINNII’ rin-
3I 's‘ and that It In tin
.. W and stately mtrtegrsmtllg
arts is shown iIiv its lilit‘lw
Iii?“ tu’it‘l TftttllIlI on t'rottlts.
"It'll” you [II at
IA plinth-tun has inn III with him Ittlml
governor has liucIi tltI‘IIII Polish Itali-
ics $250 each for publishing articles
without pcrrtriisslon of tho pi‘css I‘lill
Slit".
COLLEGE CAN USE PUBLIC Li-
BRARY.
\()R""llll\Mi‘i()N. Maps It'hl. 135:
fly a donation of 85’ till it ycur‘ for three
II-IIIIs from a person wtwso uIIInII the
college authorities will not IIilSt'iUt-it'.
Smith College girl“ will lip allowed
the rise of the Forbes Public l-lhlill‘)
hero. and a IliIIputII between: the it
liltiltt) trustees and ”also of the I'IUI
IMO is settled 'i‘hII iormcr II sktIIIl $2.
Bill) a your from the college. riaitnirut
that the patronage oi" the ttudcnts
IIIIuacti aidditionai IpronsII 't'.‘w ('01-
h‘KI' atllttor’ities oflct'IIIt to pay It 3.000 It
ycar The question was still tIII ettiod
when a.’ friend of the college OM}. rd in
maltc up thI HilllII asked by the lib u'ary
officials for the next three yours,
PIRATE STEIFFEL HELD.
NiIWI’tlIt’l‘. il, l.. (M. thin—(I‘m
HtIIli'I'III was still hold by tho too "
polIcII today for further cxntuntttlon h '
connocilou with the recent IlIIprIIItIt
tiImn of thII Ito-called “pirate" nioort
GREENWTCH SUSPECT
Norsemaid and a Boy Say that
with shooting him.
this borough. and breaking and enter-
ing her residence on the morning of
September 12, Charles Fagin was held
In the borough court yesterday at‘tetu
noon for trial at the
of the Superior Court In Bridgeport.
Fagin pleaded not guilty. but declined
to give any testimony or offer any do-
Tense and after several witnesses for
the state‘
Barnes found probable cause and or-
dered ,him bound
bonds [wereI fixed a 37.500.
82.600‘more than‘ the bonds required
of .lolm Brown, the New York hustler.
wtrolwns arrested on the tiny ot' the
shooting, and who is now awaiting
trial in tltII lt‘airflcld county
Bridgeport.
Ilcnco.
by the burglar in his effort to escape.
wa's
against Fourth.
of the attack on Mrs. Mot'cll IIIIII her-
self. she pointed her
catty at
swear that that In tho nutn who did
it!" '
as a man he saw
street ill front of the Moreli residence
a day or‘two before the burglary.
court, remarking that it was of no use
us he would probably be bound over
anyway.
ilth‘Vt‘l'. was IlisaIImcIt and iIIIII. crI-w 1v
M'W' W
UNDER HEAVY BONDS i
I
Charles Fagin Shot Mrs. 0.
w. Morelt,on September 12 ‘
ascent ARRIVALS or venous.
. new roan. on.
9:10 It. In.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRIS TRAM _& H Y“
NOS. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
26.-~Tho Pretoria,
rom ilatnbnrg. \Ittt ltuvcr and Butt.
ognc. is reported by wireless nu littl'I
as passed Nantucket Lightship nt
Dyspepsia quickly transforms an op-
Imist into It pessimist.
W
oaanmwron. om. 26.—-I.IIIIIIIgen
C. W. Moreil, of
December tel nI
had been heard Judge
over. Fagin'n
which is
tall In
The. uursomnid at the Moroll rosi-
lclla Burns. who was attacked
the
most important witness
Altcr toiling- the story
“tiger dramati-
Fhfllfl and exclaimed: “i,
James Fox, a boy, identified Fagin
loitering in the
Willing Paper
Donovan Block.
W L. DOUGLAS
nunnnnnnn's'
159 Washington St., So.
1000 BOXES
EATON-HURLBUT
Winter Wash Gds.
I«"\\
Within the past week we have received our entire new line of Fall wash (Toads. our stock "is now cont
plIIte and We. ask your inspection. The goods are all fresh and new. Early. purchaserrl have the advantage.
ARNUI it WUItS' i‘lI‘IIJ Sill' PING-~27 inches they have every appearance or all wool. ltid pen yard ' ‘- .
MOM lilT'l‘E li‘l.ANNEi.B«~ln all the fancy ott'ccts as well as the latest.I.lapunetre _ and {gotten designs.
t 25 b In . . I
a c a 0x vm .OSI’l‘ WAISTINI‘S*Piain colors for waists lL’iéc ‘ ‘ . I
FINE QUALITY. ALL COLORS. i‘ INDII‘IRICIJIA.(‘i.(l'l‘ll-«ltr nil thII light. shades. tho. I ‘ k, ‘
ItlliI‘N t". i.()'i‘ll-~l«‘or Wuists it no handsome cloth, good patterns 11%:- ' ,
. WM. A. 'BRIGGERMAN'S
music‘s-runs.
134 Washington It.
“out for Crescent Laundry.
AMOSKEAG 0U'l‘anS-B&’sl quality all the newest stripuspnd II, hooks lilo.
Spotless Steam Sponging.
The Sponging of all kinds of Dress Goods has become. a necessity. in order to meet this demand we have
installed the New Duplex Process. With this improved machine we are able to sponge any kind of goods. eith-
IIII silk, wool or cotton. This process of steam arranging gives new life to the goods and adds much. to their ap-
pearance. The price of this high grade work in only he pcI yaId. ‘I
8 in. Jardinicres 39¢ Parlor Brooms. ‘ lite
$2.50. $3.00, $3.5 0 ' ‘ an. in Jardinleres 50c Whisk Brooms. . no
Housemrnlsmng 9 in. J‘ardiniores, 72c Hand Lagtlpbgomplete 19c
10 in. Jardlnieres. 9 c Lantern 0 s. 3 . 51‘
SHOES Department.......... 7 inch Fern Dishes 250 Paper Lamp Shortest dc.
' 8 in Fern Dishes. 35c 50 it. Clothes Lines in:
AT _
TRISTRAM a HYATT NORWAI-K. CofNN ,
Norwullt.
iI‘agin declined to say anything in
THE TRADE.
(American Hatter.)
The hot. manufacturer; jobber or re-
tailer who doesn’t make money in his
business this Fall should look carIIful~
ittto his business IIIIIttIoIis to see
witnt is WI'OYIKWITUT‘ something surely
is.
Manut‘aI-tIIrIIrs Me so ruslIIIIl with
orders that the principal tltrty of the
srtiosutcn is to make good cat-uses as
possible to I'IIIIIuItnt customers who
want goods and refuse to ace why
they can't Kt‘i thcm as promptly as
tltI-I' III-sire.
.lobeIrs too are busy and are IIx-
pI-riIInI-iuc II similar ItllllI-Ittty with
their patrons. and he is tho lIIIst solos
IIIIIn IIoIvIIdaIs who can most easily
pacify waiting. customers.
'i‘iIII l't‘illll iI'uIlt- has had tl'l ext-cp-
tiouai curly lI‘IItl business unit has
bIIIIu sIIIIIItily busy IIxctInnging (Ioilcuc
slIIIpIIIt sol't hats and other styles in
pearl. IIutria and light shadcs of
brown for thc I-I'er wclcouIII coin-of-llIII
Icultn. '
This is "IIIIthII-II times" so for Its
styles are IIonIII-rIIIIIt and there III ill
”I‘ to in- said except in a general
any.
The Iliulty II‘IltcgtI huts_ in full or tel-
IIsIIopI- crowns. iItII'II taken the trade
IJ_\‘ .IIiIItiiI Titt'y are sold \Iitil litilli
bound and unbound IIIlgIIs~ lilt‘ former
coming into l‘avor lIIIIIlI.
II‘IIII'IIs uutl pcuris ItrII soiling wc‘i
and a good trinity tourist shapes in
pearl ItrII sIIIIn.
iI‘qu-y bands itl't' quitt- Kttltli’ though
If _
You
The f‘Wnshlngten” Co.
l't‘iitii'IltrWt'Ill‘ clothes, it surely
isn't because they are not good
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
tlnttlttnrs UTMBII Wntnennntltihtidren
dressed men wear thorn in pI-I-i—
crown to any other ready-to-
wIIIIr lIiud.
Suits SIS to $22.
.lt’tcr all. the moat. convincing
way Is for you to see the ciothcs.
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
flSEPH tililS
T ”.03.
Cl. 3'1“]th
MATTER.
FURNTSIIER.
Self-respect is the foundation ‘of a. happy hams,
and self- -respect is engendered by good clothes and
nice furniture. . I I33; .. . . I...
But there is a tentedu for.
all this. Where, the full cash
price of clothing cannot be
met the convenient paumeuis
Don’t mistake us—~bil good
clothes we don’t mean extravI
aganl clothes. but anti man Of
. woman can be well dressed
only in the adjustable- variety.
it is ucncrully understood that about
t‘\‘i‘l‘)' IIIIII of tho loading New York
(‘ltII IIIItailIrs have sold It t’IIII' pearl
Ilcrbys this season and sonic iii‘t‘ soon
on IIIIItI'ouoiitIttt thoroughfares. As it
Ri't'ili success, lIoII'III'III', IltIIy lInI'II not
ItuullliIIIi
Notwithstanding this is probably thb
bI-sl scusou far but Inunulnctutcrs
has I-IIIII' IprIIriIInI-IIII, IlIII situation
in the wool industry is not similar.
This is accounted for partially by the
ttIrIIIt article necessitated by iIItI rise
in the price of the raw illiilt‘i'illi.
'i‘hII unanimous report of straw hn'
tuanufucturcrs is to thc IItlIIIII that
nIIvIIr have they -lurown It better or
corner IltIanItIIl than during the past
few Wt‘t‘kl-i, 'l‘lII- satisfactory straw
but trade of tutti. lI-t‘t rctntltIrs in a
frame of mind wry kindly to straw
huts and for limti IlII-y lInvII bought.
hcavlly.
Senntt yacht hats arc selling wcii in
New York (‘in and Philadelphia: in
the latter city even better than last.
season. but IIIIIIIIwIIIIrII thcy III'II II poor
second to split straws.
'i‘tttI Ittiraucc ratio of Panama but”
has been enormous and rIItsllIIrs who
poslpouc their purchases too long will
cxptIriIIncII IlltllI'Iuity in getting AI HIII
ltIIItlottt-i.
4—..— .......I Hm...-
SKIPPING PEBBLES.
Iloroda. The police utmounccd that.
he had ‘Illtltll‘ it. full confession on him
part to the robberies along the contri-
oi bong inland Sound. implicating his
companions on the llorodn. Jitt'kmm.‘
IIIIII Rllcp'. The police rIIluIIIIIi to di-
vuigc Itntv details of the confession.
No trade has yet been found of either
or the. other men. Sheriff Sidney
Ilrown. of Now illniillll, Conn, canto
IIIIIIII iodutv to examine i-ltolffcl and
look'. over some of IIIII stolen property
rIIIeoIIoI-ud, which it was thought might
have Ilt't'lll taken from that city.
”.wm—
BASSEI‘I‘T NOT TAKEN tNTO
COURT. I
WA' III‘ ltilllh')’ October I'..’ AII his
condition In bud“, (‘hnrios IiIuIIIIItt who
\HIR brutmht lIIIn‘ front Album- lnut
night to Maud trial on the charge of.
murder. 'quI not taken into IIIIIIII It’s
a tormnidtv to-dury III ottlcr thIII Inn
Ihlitht be committed to Jail in aWnlt
tltc sitiltm of the Superior ('IIIlll'i. IIII
lit-II on a cot III the corridor of) the,
tin. utilitt' station. and
probubiy- will be ttlten to Now; the
"In iIIll later, “II it: WIIIIII and I-tIIn-
minted and at lilllt‘ II he suffers Willi.
““‘“ t
all nonunion at ti no and utter.
rounded "or: HR moatthtto
,
: strain antiwar.
' tines that I
In: ”INK compute;
Mir Nero-tit, Conn. I
of the time since his arrival hot-.I-
I’I'IIIIIIIIIIII llIIIllIIy 4f Yale, probably
is sincure lti his at element that he
bout the police will ferret out tItII
guilt Iltttdenis who canned trouble
Sunday night: but it is also probable
that he. lacks knowledbto an to ”it‘ IitI- “
tootlvo ability of the I'Nutw Hurt-n pr» ,
lice.~««Middlét0WtI I’cIme ‘ .i‘t'eun
"There are potent, mad: men wht it
do mot-charm
Marleen RecordIW
the case with incite
do it Ins now WII all and throw.
Wuuriithit how the ripple» Ito.
Bit it'll mu nutrition on tho III-III II
- HI,- mtw "our the ripples rIIItIIlI
'(Ih, tr .ilIiII warn I'mbiom true.
'(IIowing puppet fndcs at lttat.
literati th @40an in
ones whtidh 5%" to E
imprinter); stamml~itsrt lord Times. which. , , .3 ._
Skipping pIIhblIItI on the bench,
See how for ”W ripples rIItIIIIt.
thtctI IIIIIIII wavelet that i IIIIIIIi
Moria with yours and Ht‘l‘llln to blend.
Do you take this thought of nIlnII‘.’
All that I send forth in thine.
latte my life all full anti swcct
I I! a sympathy complete.
A M tho' ItlIItrtnctI may divltiII
i will IN‘II time at my side.
I’d-itch and mm". and blend. Ah sweet!
it tillt‘ IlvuII worr- tlo complcto.
'lhnt ougr IthI commenced lllit‘w
till. it' II'III' our soul could aIIlnII
i-bII-h II Impact glow divIIIII!
(told anti red and author IIlI-nr.
MI mow l‘luhtn the water burn
Lights and IIHIIIH‘ on ripplII'II IIIIII-h
M We sit upon the bench.
Skipping p! libido till liit' built it.
WII soc not .thI rlpplc'a reach
tlquI turn that. forever punt!
'llmn will come and time will go
Simply this thing Ict mc lInthm
'I‘ltnt the ripples meet and bland,
More as one out to the end.
And that bIIIIIVIItI' sown light. will throw
oIIr our lives a sunset glow
That our ripplett ever reach
WIIIII IIII' l't’ III '1‘ upon iIIII beach.
M K in Hartford 'rlmIIII
”antic-mun Wltit' ilrlenvanco-wmi‘hls
auto breaks down every ten minutes:
Conscientious: Dealer—~"What of it?"
Gentleman IWitin tmvspssljgau
0 none or ’ '
Datin-WTM Wit"
itrIIrI-nso in thc price of thc manufac- ,
and statishlu dressed without
extravagance. Here is where
the influence of the li. Krieuer
tit Co. Store is felt in the
home. Let us take the case of
the man of modest income
with a familu to care for.
There is a point beuond which
dollars will not stretch. and
with rent. and light. and fuel.
to pan for. some one must do
without warm clorhes when
the Winter comes. The readu
cash is not available to pan
for everuihino. The“ man who
is never well dressed. the hon
who goes to school in shabbu
suits. the woman who has
nothing but thread-bate aar-
ments. all lose self-respect as
the dens no bu~theu quarrel.
are unhappu. out of sorts
with themselves and each
other. Can uou picture hapII
piness in such a'home? flphaiic success.
Our Fall Stocks are now in tall bloom. No need
of holding back. Come now, make your selection,
pay for them if yoga can, if not We thbiir Md,
and settle the bill in easy weekly payments.
We Sell. furniture nn‘tltt Same Tenn
85 Washington St.. 80. Nor-wail.
Intnvtn's. an Inn: '
oi Olll charlie. account plan
can. Bu using intelligence in
selectinu the goods; comfort-
able. well-made and perfectlu
stulislr clothing can be bought
attire-same prices charged bu
"a Cash Store~ibete~is~ trovsac-
Iifice of qualitu or price ad-
vantage..3 The Dauinuuts are
easiiu met. and through beinti
well dressed everu member of
the iamilu crows to respect
themselves and each trot--
happiness teians. T ornate.
hundreds of htiDDII hOmOS in
The Nurwalks to-Ilau which
otve theli happiness to an in-
teliioent use of the facilities
offered bu our ever popular
cash or credit plan available
alike to old and new GIIS‘
toners-wine corner stone of
this ~store’ 5 wonderful and
'PHONI 801—4.
“WEAR SIMS "it“ fit"
"HOME SWEET HOME".
must be inviting, comfortable and
restful: but gtt cannot be thus un-‘
less it is heated to a pleasant tem-'
perature. i
The high—grade coal we sell
gives out the most but. with the
least labor in caring for the fur-
nace. *
tin inns an in
II- it fiti
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