' inflored by 11111 Nov.
Sell Included in the
.1 Van. ho Lord's prayer. In
caution as 1 load the clergy-
u 1.111111111111111 .'l‘he King’s Bus-
“011. '1’th Will be (not-y,"
1111-. 6111111111111 11 111111111111-
1 alone once.
rout there Would be in sell
1111111 11001111 would so to the
with the services. the ash
point distributed cards. in-
0 program for this evening
reading from the third
Revelations. beginning at
verse the Rev. W. W T.
made announcements for to-
£1111 afternoon there is a ser-
oclock at. the Not walk Con-
about Church. when Dr Chap
{Ito on the subject “Prayer "
or.- notices were contained on
My God. to Thee" and “All
owe: of Jesus' Name were
Nearer
111111111
ith a zest that showed that
1th the touching strains.
.0110 aovation, which will be 11 [ca
. - he remainder of the se1'.viccs
the special written requests
, ayer. it has been managed that
Norm to Dr. Chapman. As the
at explained them, these 1111.111
fined. The first request was
last night. it was front 11 do»
Wife. who asked for [11111111 that
band might be convened. ’i‘ he
gm: audience bowed in silent prayrt'
(It the imploring Wlft‘ and also gavcn
msnt hudible sol11 11.111011 to the Al
135'.
Dr.- Chapman HXIllt‘HI-ltltl bin grati
‘d t seeing 3111' it 11 large attendance
'e 1111.. the list oi mot-tings Iit‘
believed it nugurod Wcll for a big. hair
cat I saved souls. He also spoke III
e 11 men he would 11111.11 it this 1-v-1'
thing. when his topic is to b.- “An (lid
‘F‘aahimlEd Home." .All oi us.l11- said.
were affected by what our honn- had
been‘.‘ ,.
‘ Dl' Chapman belicvcd that tin- pvt-:1-
pence of the Rt. Rev. (11.111111 11v 1'.
Bl‘ew-ste'r. bishop 01 1111- [1 iii-11011.1] dio-
oboe of Connor-H1111. on tho platroi 111
‘30 only in 1111.1 week 1111111111 11 g11111
halt-in making 1111- hurvcst 11 arctic-1'
fine and in 111-opening tln- work.
1Blshop Brcwstcr was 1l11- principal
neither last 1.v1-ni111:. dcliicring 1l11
Won. He took {01' his t1-xt tht- por
loll of tho Gospt-l road bvl)1.(‘h;1p
. ‘nfrom Rcvclatious.
; he sermon was a particularly
strong one and it was rcry ovidcnt
lhatit had 11 dccp pilot-t on 1111- llllllll-
Iud‘a‘of 111-arm's. Bishop lit'cwstcr
. struck right from tho shouldcr. lit-
“sald that tbt'rc 1'1'111'1- many church
mombtrs who 11111 not what 1111 1'
should be. Too many \1'1-1'11 slack
and indifferent.
3. he said. was akin to soil satisfaction.
’ fHajlmplored his l11-11r1-1's to got away
WWI!) the evil. The Lord. ht- said, w;t~
hurt; as He was on thosc who thought
thfiy. had no need to rcpt-.111.
for any ellit'l‘golit'y was tiwcll upon at
; hurries stepped out to do the requirt-d
@911!er 1",ttttl111t'is I'rct- but cosh a
tdeal H11 admonishtd his ht-ar-
1“" tlflod whi1h might take its away 111
k! moment.
, I. Chapman in 11 1‘11w words follow
iii. the sermon of Bishop Brewstcn
‘ko of the grout sttength of the. 111--
3110 had taught. anti felt 111111 :1
. WWIOI‘y.
ho trip he had made from 11111 111g1..1l
to. He used to illustraic 1h1- pt ‘..nt
chaplain replied that 95 per rccnt
_ r's playhouse and whon he 111-1k-
: the depraved men and fallen wo
‘Jottun Lover of My Soul. all join-
ulemnfty.
“the least feature of last ovon-
1 1111111111: The Rev.
. B Carpenter. the Rev.
Thomas the
V‘ 10115
11111111.... sans the chorus of
1111111111111 announced also that
‘illitlee and not to the evan-
‘cpfder that everybody might
. l.uk1-warmnoss in 1'.-1
fiflfiiou. as in cvcrythittg clsc. was
the great cuist-.M111'nl lllkt‘\\'lll‘nlllt‘.~‘s‘
t so hard on the out and out sin-
The necessity of over being randy
1 some length. As an illustration ltt' told
the story ol' the breakdown of tin-
engine 01‘ 11 train containing a Massa-
chusetts regiment during the Civil
~War. In a moment's 1in11- 1t dozen inc—
«ark. Repentaucc. the bishop said.
Cnbt running away from sin. but is
coming home to (1111i. Itcpt'nlullt'c. 111-'
in; i‘ltuo. to ho 1-1'1-1' rcady 101' 1111- call
it] be indelibly impress 11 upon his
‘11 this point. Dr. Chapman Hpnn‘t' of
' lid district of Seattle. bcl’orc ret'errcd
flint the churth is 1101. iii Mi; 1;: what it
1.11.436“. For instant-1- too, 1.11 had 111d; '11
e chaplain ol’ the (‘olumhus Ohio.
nitentinry how many of the comb ts
‘e‘ver attended Sunday school and
The evangelist had conducted a
; . coin a theatre in tho scetiou of
tile upoken of- in fact in a (UN?
to sing Nearer. My (led to ’I'hcc
Evarywhctc. too. man told hitn
mun was giving this tutti recital
’ hwdket‘citlefu, appeared to with-
; “It! from Wet. eyes. Not 11 few
W o heard. toe. to further add
tin was the solo work of
e . (or Butler. who has 11
'_ 1y 11111. voice that penetrptes
‘ 1111119 notes to every corner
~ 11, fat tones. Apropos to the
p when. Mr Butler sang "Bo-
tend at the hour and Knock "
pm last night. were
6th McKenzie and the
3:. of Wostport. and
3 Warner. the Rev. Mom
31 oil. the 11111.0 M. Ecl-
. W Woffortl '1‘. Duncan.
111111111111111311111 Rev. .1. I).
One of Rev, J. Wilbur Chapman's Forms of Argument Last Night at Armory.
1
beginning this evening 111‘11-1' tum-tings '
will follow 11111 rcgulur .~:cr\'icc.
'l‘ht-
(‘Impuiau
Baptist Church.
1'11. 011 1111- platform with in.
man \Vt'l‘t'
lu'l’l.
yin. 1111,1511 It. t‘arpcntcr,
and .l. '
1'1-lt1bl'at1'1l soloist,
“.I 11111
prcat'hcd by Dr.
Master is comt-
in opening 1111- story
1111- account 111'
Lazarus 111-lug rovicwctl in 11 11111-11 11113
pt't'ssii'o
“Thu
lin-c,“
it'xt was told.
Afternoon Service.
met-tings was bold
day aftcruoon in ”111 South Norwalk
The church \\’ll-‘1 tili-
uud calicth 1111'
(how 11111.1'011111-1-1111 with ”to church
to 111111.1- 11 public pron-scion of faith.
Emphasis is laid upon the idca that
all portions 111'1- I'roc to join thc church
' 111 lin-iv choice without rcuttrtl to 111'-
nnmiuution, 1511 long as 1111- church is
or 1111 ovanaolioul ordct'.
it is unticratood that 111111111 1111111 dur-
lug 1i11' nun-11111:.» u t'liilViIHh will 111-
1-1..1lt 111‘ 1111- t'tlilllt‘tllilllV to find out 1111»
111111-111-1' 111' Ill'l'fiill‘w' living. in thc 1'il\‘
.., 1111\‘11 inltuoxior; 111 1111- 111-pounds.
111111. but not 1'llllllt‘1‘li'll w11h :1 local
clout-11,111 it may in- possiblc in 1111-
puhlic SI'I'Vll‘t‘h‘ ot‘ ll11~ church to makc
11 tit-tinitc tippcul It) all. 11111-11 through
1211- 1151- 111’ :1 >|ll‘('llll card which has
111-1111 p1'11pnr1'1l for distribution. anti
which contains thc homo and address
of 1111- pcrson and thc clturch pi'ci111'-
r1111. Ringing in 111 1111 111111111 11 special
l‘crrod to his visit to tin- reputt-d ruins 1'1-111111'1' of 11111 campaign and lat'nc
of the home of Mary and Martha. and
tmphusizcd 1111- diff1-11'111'1- \1'lti1h th1'
p1'1-s1-noe of .l1-sits madt- in any
whether
gcsiions applicable to tho local mow--
utent wct'o made.
was 111-111 for wbcn Lazarus was sick.
The sisters did not go tl11-111s11ly1-s. but
roprcsontativc.
way revivals begin.
ovallgt-list is simply supplctncntal 111
1111.- work 01‘ 1111- pastor.
displace it.
family wont to tut-ct
Mary sat in 1111-
11113 always l)t'(‘ll.
has 111-yer
St‘lli.
(lllmt'.
lt‘l‘.
roll away 1111- stone.
staclcs
l'ourtli. 1111- tt-moval of thc 1.1111111
vealed 11 111-111 mun.
community as spiritually (load is 111-1-11»
cd to arouut1 count-1'11,
Outline of Campaign Work.
0111' of the
verse,
Rev.
tary or the committee,
Rev. Parley
the United Staten.
llfllil.
nimultoneous
tended to have '11 wt 13 1111111111111.-
I: W“ of ”the
A. 1 11.
‘7 1 1111 can Imam
WW1WW
'i‘ht,1 11.1111 111‘ ilit'
.l1-nus whcu ”1‘
Thu wbolc church
began 11 revival
few who go forth first, to 1111-1-1 1.l11- M115:-
rotptircd 1111-111
’i‘hcrc 1111- ob
comprt-ltcuslvt'
movements cvcr utiomptcd 111 1111.- 1'11.
llgious world by any tlIllltlmlllllllim has
been planned
Committee of the Gem-1's] Assembly
of tho Presbyterian Church In
United States. of which John ll. 111111-
111‘ i‘liilatlclphin. in the chair-
man and which is made up 111’ repro-
ut-ntutive ministers of tho denomina-
tion In all parts of tlu- country.
are available.
'l'he iMWY liar-pom of the cunt-1
arouse and quiche 11.
2111111131111 oi tithe church
Mandi
chorus choirs uud1'1' ofllt'iont loath-1'11-
will b1- organist-d.
Spocinl 111111.11l11us will b1- arraugcd
for non-church llli‘li‘iilt'i'H. for 1111-11 only,
for \1'111111'11 only. for young pooplc. for
tho Sunday school. moctingu in fac-
torlcs :11 1111- noon hour and othcr
plat-11s. Spccial emphasis will bt- laid
upon p1.-1'.~:1.m.'tl \vorlt. Workci's will be
sitttioncd throughout 1l111 church and
pastor and pt-oplc will join in t'il'orts
111 roach all inquircrs. 'l‘ltc observ-
1.111'-' of lh-cisiou iltiy in 1111- Sunday
rzt'htullu will bc lululc a {11111111'1- of tho
.-.i1uuitauc1uts 1'11111pni1tn.
WIFE CAUSES SENSATION.
'Embraccc in Court Husband Accused
. of Shooting Her.
liltii)ill'll’()l{'l:. i1‘1'b. Sr‘lll spite of
’Itlic 11,1111111pis 01’ his who to 111111.111. him
by her testimony: Stephen Lcnunt, a
1111- superior court yesterday by Judge
Stow-1111011 in the city court, under $1100
bonds on a charge of assault with ut-
1111an to murder. Lentint I11 charged
with shooting his wife on January 8.
For some time Mrs. la-nuut. lay" In u
very critical condition 111 St. Vincent’s
hospital, but finally rallied lintlwufi
dlschnrncd from that. institution a few
days 11110. M 1'11. l.1.-1111nt caused 11 scene
in court. yt-attu'duy by rushing from
the witness stand to tho railing of tho
pt'lsoncr’s 111-n whore her husband suit.
1 anti 1-1'11l1r1u'liurhim
.l. Wilbur (lhapntuu. sot-1'11-
aided by thc.
III. Zartmtuut,
secretary and Ireaaurcr 111' the com-
mittee, have formulated 11
which a simultaneous campaign will
be carried on for at hand We weeks.
beginning February 213.
churches of tile Proabytcriun faith in
The mot-tings may
toutinuo longer H In lho judgment 131'
those having them in charge it In con
striated wise. ‘ ‘
The campaign In planned on a broad
It In arranged that. the pastors
may do their own preaching or they
may call to their assistance the breth-
ren of their own or other denominn
tionn possessed of the
gift. or they’ may secure the services
of trained evangelists If such workers
There have been 1111111
out from the headquarters of the com
lattice.» in tho Presbyterian building,
1111111111111 avenue, New York city. 11
letter. over the signature of the choir
1111111 at the committee to every Pros.
bytorihn minister 11111 the country. do-
tulilny the 1111111 and purpose of the
. which is int.
FAST TRAINS iN COLLISION. ,
Five Par-anger: Reported injured on
the Control of Georgia Railroad.
WINSY’I‘II. (111.. Feb. lin-A roar-11nd
colibdon butwt-t-a 11 Chicago-Identity
inst. train. and the train which left At.
11111111 111 11le o‘clock 111111 night for
Havnuunit occurred three miles north
of this cityon the Central of Georgia
Railroad. shortly after midnight. Five
passengers In the rear sleeper of the
Savannah train were injured. but none
was fatally hurt. The faster train
was held at Atlantic for connections
and left behind the other train. It
crashed Into the Barannnh train where
there Is nelthera aide track nor 11111
11111 The 111111111:l has not been 11111111.
“A... .
WILL THROW OUT LONDON'O
IOOKD.
DERBY Feb. auras directors oi
11111. 111.111 Neck “bury annotation
last. night mail 11111 111111111. 11111-11111 of
11111110111111 written broil unit
the ground that 1110 ling-1 rig:
speeches and mum.
half 11111 he an em
': 1.111111 11. .111 union
mambfll'fldml rm
f” 11¢ ‘
young Hungarian. was bound over to
Mulligan 11.111111111111111 Low. .'.
BA DIEGO. on. Feb. Sea-«Accord»
his to“ rtain callers of the United
31111111 cruiser Marblohend. which ur-
rived yesterday. 1111111111.. which had
been brewlns for demo time aboard the
cruiser became acute when the vessel
nirrivod at Piohillnuue Bay several
days 11110 and the men openly shirked
work and Commander Mulligan was
turned to read to them the articles of
war covering mutiny.
According to the stories told by the
blueiuckota. they have had almost no
shore leave since the cruiser arrived
at. San Francisco from Port Angelou
two months ago. When the Marble-
hend 12111111 to San Diego three wet-its
ago. shore leave was expected, but
attain refused. The bluejackets cot11~
pinined because the Commander ord-
ered whet tliby termed a "penitentiary
haircut“ and Its-caust- they did not.
have enough fresh vegetables and b11-
cuuse their wages were not torthcom-
Imp on payday.
At Piohilinque Buy. the sailors say.
while nobody refused to coal the ship.
most of them worked so leisurely that
the job took live days instead of 01111.
and much of the coal. with which the
Marblohontl was 10 be charged. was
dumped into the son instead of into
the bunkeru. Offensive mottoes, it
111 said. were written 011 the coal cars.
Punishment of various sorts was 1111.11-
1111 out with liberal-hand and wheat-ho
vessel arrived at. San Diego, she
brought. a thoroughly exasperated
crew. The gt'enterntumbcr 01‘ the
men have only three or four months
to serve and-they declare they will
not to ship.
The story of the trouble on the Mar-
blehond is obtained wholly from meni-
born of the crcw. but the versions of
the affair. given by them tally closely
with each othor. Commander Mulli-
gan declined flatly to any a word
about th11 all’ah'. and the other otllcers
are equally reticent.
1......— ....................
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A GAY NEW YORK COMPANY.
Sonic 01‘ the coming attractions at
i-loyt‘s 'i‘hoatro art- the musical 11.011111.-
dy. A Gay New York Company for
\‘i’oduosday. February 1111b. Henry
Clay Barnum-c. Iaic of thc llostouians
Opera Company. now playing lhc role
of Hon. .ioiforson Jackson Clover, iu
the. musical sutirc "Clovt-r1ico:" Mr.
David l'iiggins' old standby pit-1'11.
Piuoy Ridge (10. for matinee and night
Saturday. It‘cbruary 17111. Thu isle of
Spice will be shown :11 iloyt's Theatre
.11. 11. near future-1111111. .lulcs Murry‘s
own company. presenting The Mummy
and tho Humming iiird. and soon to
bc St‘t‘ll hot-11., bus bot-n dosoribt-d as
virtually an all—star aggregation. the
cast including William A. \i'liitt-car in
tho 1'1111- of Lord Lamb-y 11nd iicnry
(hirl Lowis 11s the organ griudcr. 111-111g
soil-(11ml outirciy from among tho pro~
mint-111 loading nicutbcrs of thc draina-
iic profession.
To MANAGE THE HEUBLEIN.
Joseph F. MacGownu Comes Here
From Ionton.
t-l.\it'i‘l1‘(.lltii. Fob. 11‘ —-'i‘h1~ 111-w 111.111.
.1111'1'111' 1111- lit-11'! l'it'uhlciu will in do.»
cph i-‘. Mactlowan, an expcrlencod ho
tcl 111.111. who 11111111111 lit-1'11 from Boston.
H11 has rcconily 111111.11 with 11111 H0111]
\‘i‘cctmiustcr of that city and was 111'-
10111 111111 with tho Hotcl Brunswick.
111‘ Boston. and 1111- Mount KIuoo House,
Mainc. (lilbct't 11‘, llcubit-in of the ho-
l1-l company has had 1'01111'11'111'1-11 with
Mr \iactlowau 1t1'1 bib and has been
in humiliation with him for seicrnl
days. Mr. M11100“ .tn‘s successful 111-1~
sociation with hotels of tho "rut-class
has catitbiisbt-tl his rcpututiou 111111 ho-
icl 1111111 and l11- will undoubtedly suc-
t'ccd in his work l1111'1-.
HlNCKS—BISHOP.
BRIDGEI’ORT. Fob, S.-Miss lit-lop
Fcrrls Bishop. younxcst daughter of
Dr. iduoy Bishop. and [loin-1'1 Stanley
lilac a. son 111‘ tho 111111 Major William
R. Marks, of this 11in. Wow married
in 'l’rluiiy Episcopal Church, yeah-1'-
day. 'l‘hc ceremony was pct't’ortut-d
by tho lit-v Louis M. Booth. rcclor of
11111 church.
The briticnutids were Miss (larrlc W.
Peters. 01' llrooltlyu. Mira Mary Chap-
lin. of Pittsburg. and Miss Sara Cable.
Miss Viok-t Fairbnirn and Miss Evelyn
(itltlfllit'll. or this city. ’l‘lu1 maid of
tumor was Miss (loot'giuunn M. Bishop,
a sister of thc bride, and tho 111111111111
of honor was Mrs. Charles W. Goodou.
111‘ St. Paul. oldest sister of tho bridc.
Th1- britic was given away by her
fathcr.
After the ccremouy il111r1- was a re.
coption at the 111111111 of 1111- bridc. [.111
111' Mr. and Mrs. illuohs started tor
Palm Beach. ‘
The bride and 111-1' sister have been
prominent in golf circles. her sister
holding the woman‘s national chanc
plonsbip for several years. The bride-
groom in 11 ‘1’an 71111111. and is thotlocnl
representative of the banking house
of 11111111111111»: d. Co.
.. .‘....mwmw 4......-
wu.1. TAKE source or noon.
tIoaa of tho total ecllpo of the 111111111
tonight and curly tomorrow morning.
With 11 chair sky. one of the moat
bountiful phenomena witnosaod in
scientists. The ecliptic will begin at
12:57 n .m. and end at 4:31 11. in.
The eclipse will be seen In 1111 begin-
{V113 In North and South American and
estern Fitll‘tlpt' and Africa. The and-
In: will i111 generally 111111111111 In north
and Cent-11111 Wostrn south America.
Northeastern Asia and Australia.
w
“Obviously." acid the lecturer. "what
we need 1111 a more elastic currency.
for the reason-“u”
{nun In the front. row. "Wit“ 1 n
I more adhesive currency."
Wilél’titit there was loud applause.
1' “Willow Tribflfii
it 11119111111111 but there Were others;
situation 111111 11111111.».-
1 Flvaer Gent Dividend motored by
WASIIING'I‘tim. 11‘1111, 8.3»Nnvnl 0115 L
scrvutory otllcinln will 1.11111,- obaervn- ,
this past of tho world is promised by ,,
"not me.’ interrupted 11111 shabby.
cod ‘
even If 111111 111 poor. '
Not-1:111 Bridgeport Enterprise.
hora] stockholders oi" ‘lhc. 1.11111) 'i‘or-~
pudo 80111130.. are rejoicing today over
tho arrival of-a five percent dividcnt
on 1111-111 Invostmeni and the details
of the meeting of the directors hold
in New .l1-racy recently.
The report holdtl only the 1110111 1111111
11111 hues of the future for those luiotu
ested In the Investment. There is a
large amount of stock (if the company
ihchl hv individuals in this city.
When Simon baht-.1111: inventor.
went abroad and uecured contracts
for u numbcr or submarine torpedo
boats from the _llusslan government
it was tcurod that 11 foreign company
would be formed and the-originatin-
corporators of the company in this
counhy would not share In the pro-
111111 .All this (11111111011111,- was 11111 11111111.-
111 11 1111-11111: held a few day-1mm
\vl111u Simon Lultt- came from Berlin
to explain his position. He said 11111
plinth-ally that 110 foreign company
will be started. that tho 1111111 who
stood by him when the company in
this country was organized would reap
all' 1111- benefits front the foreign cott-
tracts and that the local company
will be tho only 1.1111- to slutrc the pro
fits of tho luturc with him.
Plant in Russia.
’l‘hc company now have 1111 111111-11-
sivn plant In Libau, Russia. where the
works are in operation night and day
and huvc a fine suitt- of ofilccs in Ber-
liti whcrc negotiations for boats for
other l'orcign countries are being pogo
tinted. .lamcs W. 1111111 and 1111- other
attaches of 1111- oflicc business in tip-
91 ut'devant building when the business
was inaugunrted in Bridgeport are now
at tho Berlin oiilcc.
Within another wct-k n11 eighty foot
submarine boat. will be launched by
the company ftotu Newport News, it
is said that thc boat has .1nnuuib1'1 of
modern invoniions not ombraccd in
the makeup of thc boats previously
launchcd and will he a surprise 10 even
the inventors of submarine bouts.
Recent Tests of Protector.
Mr. Lnkc also citplalncti to ”111 111111-1-
i111,Ir tho (it""tlllr: of 1111- 1'111.1'Iit tosrof
1111- i’rotcctor which was built in Bridg
crawl and is uow'iu foreign waters. 'l‘l11
111111. was participated in by 11 number
111‘ oilicinls of foreign govcrnntcnis as-
scmblcd 111 “who and pi‘ovml 1-1'1'11
Inlll't‘ astonishing in its rcsultn than
the tcsts made In Long Island Sound
11111111- y11ar ago in which lit'idgoportora
pat'ilt'iptllctl.
'l‘hc .‘s’lllllt‘l‘gt'lltit' of lilt’. i’t'otcctor
abroad rcachod 11 total tit-pill of iii?
l-21‘1-1-1 The fact 'was chronicled
throughout Europe and it was a sub»
it-t-t 111' litany articlcn publisllcd in tin-
ncit-ntilic pnpcrn of 1111- contint-nt. Mr.
l.11k11 contrustcd his position with the
rcccut color of 1111- i'. S. gorcrntucni
oiliciuls which stipulated that then-
rililll I111 111111'1- subtitcvgt-ti 1111111111» 10.111:
of tin- Holland boats unit-us 11 1l1-1'ri1.'k
111'1'011111111111111 the boat. 0111- 0r thc
111-w boats in 1'0111'111- of construction by
the Lnltc (‘otupnny abroad is a boat of
1271 [11111 in lcugtb. Mr. l.:1k11 said the
Protoctor 111.41 “'11:: douc willtout 111'.
. Hilt'iitllllll boat and was very success
ful.
ROUGH HANDS MADE SMOOTH.
A man \1 1111 11111111 had rough horny
11.111111; 11'11111- tin-111 Holt and 111111111111
the genuine—411111. bearing the 11111111
“11}. C. lchltt & (30.. Chicago.“ i1‘111
sow-.1. boils. cuts, burns. btuises, etc.
it has no equal and affords almost 1111-
mcdintc relief from blind. bleeding
INTERNAL COMMERCE.
to a 1"1-p1ut by tho l)1-pttr1nu-111 of (10111
11111101111101in 1111- lurgcst of any corrcs
country. The report says:
"’l‘hc err-ally increased activities In
1111- iron. stool and copper industries
wct'o particularly worthy of 110111. hav-
ing 1111111111] iron production. according
production 1.1t 1110-1. "
~...-..___...
indigestion.
out. and enables the stomach and di-
lions naturally. Kodol Is a thorough
any disorder due1 to imperfect (litres
(‘llfford Pharmacy
DEATH BY INHALING POISONOUS
ONIOK.
SAN FRANCISCO, l1‘cb. 8.--A coro-
ner'a jury in tho Inquest of tho 11111111-
1111111 who were killed recently on tl111
transport Meade. yesterday found :1
wrdiot o .acoiduntinl death 01111111111
by Ihhtd . not! Imam
with Witch Hazel Salvo. but he 11111.11'
itching and protruding piles. Sold
by The Clifford Phurnutcy. "
\\'.-\SlliNtl’l‘ON. l-‘cb. fir—According:
1111-1111 and i 11111-1'1h1 aggro: 1111- \olutnc
oi llllt'l‘liltl 1111111111-1'1'1- during 11105 was
111111111111: p1-1'iod in tlic history of 1111-
111 r1-Iiablc 1'01111111-r'tlsl sources. to
1'11i\.1111'1- lortv pcr trout and copper
ucarlt lfi por 1'ont.ov1-r the similar
KODOL DIGESTB WHAT YOU EAT.
Just 11 little Kodol after meals will
relieve that fnlnoss. belching, 'gas on
1110111111211, and all other sytnptpms oi
K0110! digests what you
itcslivo organs to perform their tune»
digostnnt and will afford relief from
tion or mat-assimilation. Sold by The
01;
at grade- of. Anthrcclto It
. AW tics-villain, you.
years.
1
- onus .itinodeop-cepd
mutton or woman the bronchial u but! find
Inngomalliad to, national and the m truthful
source of consumption 1 It homes 1111 wheels of
medicine, and. cough cures. loaded with nor-1::
1101111111 art to 11¢th and harmmbbeoamo not:
remedy taken Internally only, ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicido bal-
cam, alone has triumphed in every once far 203;
; Take 15 drops every 2 hours and BE SURE to bathe the throat
and chest with hot, clear Balm every night. That is the beer-tat. It
penetrates. reduces the Inflammation, kills the serum. 111111111 the
coughing and rolling ot phlegm, restoring the lungs to the vigor
of youth. (let; the 500 or 01. 00 bottle, keep up Jill? groatmont
faithfully for a tow woelu and we guarantee a core clout down to
111011.111 stage of quick consumption. No‘ cocaine 111-opium. " " '
B. F. Jackson 1% 00.. Indianapolis. Indiana.
SURVIVORS OF THE OHALLEN-l
GER.
li‘lcvon survivors 111’ \h1.1 wrecked ship
Challenger. buiucd and scuttled on the
count 111‘ Japan. arrived hert- on tho
Shinuna .\'1zstcr1lay. The men wot-1.-
311111 to this country by the American
Consul at Yokohama. They said Capt.
Hendct'sou, master of the Challenger.
had bot-11 111-111 to San Francisco on 011(-
11’ the Orb-mat lint-r11.
All the 1111-11. borc traces of the ex
.1111 iencc ibiough which they had has
1111! lot 11111111111 a month they hau
fought th- 11111111111 on 1111 old wooden
inrk. .At timcs the vessel was kept
afloat by only 11111 most heroic work
in tho part of thc ofllccrs and (21-12111
11‘111' d1 tvs at .1 time. they were unable
11 got their slccp or rest and wot-11
lht’ «hip was finally scuttled 0n the1
tannin-1111 coas' thcy ware almost too
'xhausitd to '1 1 111111010. The ship
vns bcaohcd without the loss of a sin-z
:11- life.
111:. mm wnv out.
int
SIBA’l‘TInLI Washington. Fab. owl
CHICAGO EXPEOTB BUILDING
STyfillflE
CHICAGO 1'.-11.111111. 8.-——Skyscra-
porn and other 1111's go buildings In Chi-
cago may be involved ,lna series 1017
strikes before the end of this week.
This notion of the associated building‘
trades ycstorda-y in "ordering warfare
against an Indepond nt union of SHORE".
cutters hundreds wheat1 niembeto
or employed on building construction.
makes 11 number of walkopts practical-
ly certain The oxcdée for the threat-
ened strike is unusual. its basis is tit-1
rivairv bthecn the two unions of
sto'1iocuttets.Foa,.iy1v l months of
‘l’orts have boon 11111116' by 1111- Intel'-
‘ttationni Stouccutters’ Union to swal-
low its virgin Failing to accomplish
this, building mechanics of 111.11 or
more nllicd unions the been brought
into the tight.
1 "'I understand your life insurance
company regarded you as an excep-
' itionully good risk."
"No.” answered the displeased pol-
[1 ailing in low is easy; You Inn 11 10% icyholdor “i wasn’t any r.isk 1 was a
:sun- thing.‘ ‘—Wnshingion Star.
LUES. lF YOU ARE LIKELY TO
«:51 stock.
vlvc us a chance at your Winter’s
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
NO. .1' NOT. the largest um
It certain price: would .
tin
11111 in Heard the
It's all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
earthy concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
int don’t takc'our word for it.
; to ybur own satisfaction. Not much risk‘ in that. .If it’s all right,
Telephone 113-3.
aymond
Our Clean-Up Sale.
OF ALL OUR ONE, TWO AND THREE PAIR LOTS OF CURTAINS AND
PORTIERS IS SIGNIFICANT FOR THE CHOICE ASSORTMENT OFFER-
ED, ALL NEW STYLES, LATEST DESIGNS AND ARE REMARKABLE VA-
NEED CURTAINS.‘ PORTIERS.
COUCH COVERS IN THE NEAR FUTURE AND SPRING, AND HOUSE-
CLEANING TIME IS NOT VERY FAR AWAY, THIS l8 YOUR OPPOR-
TUNITY, A8 PRICES ON THESE GOODS ARE FROM 25% TO 50% UN-
DER REGULAR PRICES. ' A V
Try 7a load and prove
Coal. We are here to do business.
. .1’..1#.
, ros
M1111 s irousers Spends for "115‘ Wall.
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING to.
IOUTH NORWALK
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
All kinds of Fresh and Salt Meals. Canned
Goods. 1110.. at lowest pos§ibie prices.
Strictlu Fresh Eons. 211111.112; 01.16101 251'.
JO We DOD” . WE!
; ‘ Iuoccuoa To .111ch bouillon.” " -‘ ' .
A 1111 WASHINGTON STREET
1 ' 11. ., Nathan-l.
111mg... the
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