tabulation all was
‘lllullll llllll‘ Iiasll at
1er00 mu Effects}
dorm ‘4
03K. March ill.~-—.l.ouis Nols‘
“hiawlfe In a bath roomlto
hi she was a prisoner there
,. .. led Stella Reynolds, of
loamnnaotress who was a
, _ Jilin. Reynolds, It was said.
figural ly pa, Intimate friend of
rd » laud suicide was the se-
. stormy scone last evening
in Reynolds called at the Nos
In, ' ‘ Miss Reynolds remained
infirm
Nonsensli night. Today
1, Wife was In. the bath room
lined the key and then went
‘ uolds’ room. Their voices.
than” threatening and the worn
ending.» were heard by the wife
nth room. She sprang to u
‘o‘AWhioh ran from this room to
. the apartment house and
. trim to hurry to the apartment.
Moose her; ‘ As the maid opened
, O! the apartment she heard
paying to the woman: “There
’ for you and I to live. any
The best thing.i can do is
.y and kill myself."
. .5 then shot Miss Reynolds In
mole and himself in the fore-
fyi‘ng almost. instantly. Miss
wanton actress and her stage.
”Estelle Young. Nosser was
to old and Miss Reynolds
.n§.tu'enl.y-t1t'ei. 'I‘he apart-
): lie the tragedy occurred was
first Thirtynecond street.
m
:r li'SfiXAMINATION ENDED.
7 p of [lei-0y Butler, who is on
rial Ellie Criminal Superior Court
.betnr’é Judge Robinson alul a jury.
char llh having murdered his
. If a year ago in Stamford.
concluded this morning without
" tiling testimony being brought
oday's session was mainly gi-
. a hearing testimony of witnesses
» _ the defense who impcat‘hed‘ Della
So lilon's reputation to wrath and
v city. Several of them’said it was I
Mrs. Scunlon go one of the sta- .
id’s-"most important. witnesses, for her
all!!! lireo‘tly connects the arms.
film in his possossion n
. hours )ofore the murder. the re
.l which the stain claims
kaolin was done.
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WHITE is RECOVERING.
Man Found In Railroad Tunnel
terday Morning Was in
Bad Shape.
Don" White. a. Norwalk young
, was found in very llilil shopo
3' morning in the River sli‘ocl.
y a section hand. recorurcd
lily yesterday at the. Water
lice station. where he was falls
flat of Police Bradley. and was
‘en away by a friend. who is
{or him.
in all the police could learn.
to had been drinking heavily. and
hoover indulgence in liquor had
mllthton illness. White was wry
a poled and had suffered very much
in xposure.
M- ...._.... ”o...-
FROM WORK AND woauv.
A‘ it; H.- Thalia Goes to Westport
. - “ sanitarlum.
' ‘ H. Thalia, who Is well knowu in
walks, has had till.- misfortuno
_ , temporarily deranged from
V5! yk‘and excessive worry. lie
' . ~ .dpy taken to the Sanitarium
t where It Is believed that
. 1nd attention he can be'
ignored In a short. lime. Mr.
. WON and favorably known
as host of friends who will rc-
to. hear of his misfortune.
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Mi“ .OQTERBANKB ENTERTAIN.
m
in Outerluinod tho lucmhors of
. Wily A. Blulih's Norlnul School
' . , rton. of Bridgeport yesterday
‘ 3“, *' cousins proved a very pleasuul
full! or} ii of Ihc guests. The ruptures
M filbtlal afternoon and rofrlmh-
,_ "rill months.
“ f! In“. to" a
' , Ml“
ibdir home. and then killéd .
H m Million Moll.
In communal Over Number In 1904.
Collector of internal Roveliue R.
[Frank Kinney has made really his ab-
stract statements of oignr manufac-
turers' amounts in the. district of
Rhoda Island and‘Conneoti at for the
you oodod Docember 31. 05v Dur-
Iulr that your the cigarettes made in
the city of Hartford were 4.340.680.
an Inorease'of 478.080. Throughout
this state the number was 5.223.930.
la the district the number was 5.409.:
430. and Hartford made about tour.
fifths of the number. The manufac-
turers of cigarettes live mostly in the
East. tilde, In Hartford. ‘ -
Collector Kinnoynilns outdo a com-
pllallon of Interesting figures. Follow-
ing are some of the footings;
Pound: of Tobacco Uud for Ci are.
‘ 04. i (if).
Connection I . .1 040,825 1 .129.500
Rhoda island. 170.807 206,787
Total. .. 1.217.132 1.330.293
, Cigars Made.
Connecticut. 52,844,898" 57.453.694
Rhode Island. 9.702.273 10,547,807
Total. 62.546.971 08.001.501
Pounds of Tobaccco Used for Cig-
arottu.
Connecticut. 16.537 15.867
Rhode island. 1.204 863
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’l‘otlli', . 17.801 16.730
Cigarettes Made.
Connection-l. 4.005.500 5.228.930
Rhodo island. 308.370 180,500
Total. 4.913.870 5.409.430
Smaii Cigars Made.
Connecticut, 458.460 113.800
The value of the stamps used In the
district during 1905 was as follows:
For Cigars. $201,081.75
For Little Cigars. 191.70
For cigarettes, ,‘ 4,987.33
Total. $206,200.78
This is an increase or 312.038.1104
over the stamp taxes paid in 1904‘.
Apparently the olg‘aretles of 1905 were
thinner than those of 1004, for tho
tobacco used was less and the. cigar-
ettes made were more.
YVlNDMlLL WEARS OUT,
Its Usefulness Came to an End in the
Manner of the One Hose Shay.
’I‘ho soil-clutch have. discovered that
it is up to them to 'purl‘hnso a new
wind mill and fixtures for tho town
farm. The wheel. bearings ctc.. arc
beyond repair. buying worn out crow
1y lhrouglloul.
'l‘lio oxncusc of tho new ulwrllinel'y
will ho $75 at the. factory and an all
dilionill 82.1 more. for Ifroigiu and the
laboring of installing.
The mill is used in supplying the
IUWH farm with Willk‘l‘ from a bio; well.
COMPANY D WON IN; LAST.
Exciting Game of Indoor Baseball Last
Night at the Armory.
All exciting game of iulloior baseball
was played last night at Illil' armory
liclwocu the Company D tom“ and the
Nationals. ’l‘llo gaunt wont lzoven iu~
plugs and was exciting I‘rol'u lire sturl
lo the finish. At the boginhfaia of Ihe
HHWIHh. l) was four runs buhiuli the
Nationals but a big brat-o lllill uottod
7. runs turned the tables. "l'ho final
aloro was 12 to 12. 'l‘lleso looms will
probably act together again.
DAMAGE BY WIND AND SEA.
HALIFAX. N. 3.. March .il'i.«~i\s
communication by wire, destroyed hi'
the rot-cm storm. is gradually" brim:
restored with points along the mslorn
shore of Nova Stzolin, ropurls of great
damage done by wind and son are con-
sluully boiua rout-trod lloro. Fishing
wlmrvos. boats lllill goal' \\'t‘l'(‘ swept
away by the \vhlill-snlo lll sure-ml pln~
(ft'h‘ tho lrcluondous brawn pti'illldl‘ll
against Ihv land so honvily that .uluny
“(1‘08 01' land \Vt‘l‘t‘ Wilslivd in!!! lhl'
son. and several peninsular; were con-
rcrll-d lnlo islands. The total loss will
amount to many Iiilwsumis of Ilill-
lars.
[CE DEALERS FEEL MORE HOPE.
‘ FULL'T
'I‘hr WPfllliI‘I' of ill!“ ‘IIIISI Iwo days
Is making Ibo lot-oi icomrn tool a
little bit more hopeful, and How are
beginning to woudor if they will not
hurt- to null a nil-Minn pretty soon
and lIl\\‘('I‘ llll‘ prico of ico. 'I‘ho
ponds wore frozrn ovvr slightly when
lilo snow comnmucvd to tail. A 1:000
row-ring of snow and lholo u conlllc 01’
days of framing wunthcr 'would make
good lllll'k long. It would not be so
good on ”NI clour ico but it Would be
lcc ucvorlllcloas null llll- lit-onion will
not Iw uI all fastidious.
BABV STILL UNBIIRIED.
Mollicui leunlincr 8. ll. Illinlinutou
lliIH not ycl aivl-n orders to have lilo
body ol’ the Infunl found at Mockl'r‘s
t-olll yard lllll‘li‘Il and as u resull II In
living kept at the morgue. II will
probably be hold u tell; days longer
for tho benefit or the pollen In- their
work of trying in run down llli' peoplo
llnplil'ulod In the affair.
FRENCH AND lNDiAN WAR ROLLB.
’I‘Iw iwi't'lllll voiumo of tho rolls oi’
the (hmnoolirul,organizations which
took part in the French and Indian
war, lulvorllm the your 1701. Ill now in
permanent shape in the Main library.
the shoots having been through a rat:-
owl-preserving process told bound. The.
volumes so treated previously cover
the yearn i765 to 1700. lnoluxivo.
CAPTAIN IOUTON PROMOTID.
Captain William H, floaters, who last
your commuudoll the iron steamboat
Cetus. was In town yesterday. He its
now In command of the biggest bunt
In the floor. tho iygnus. 'l‘his pm
motion has been the result. of Contain
linoleum lino nesnmnship and ability.
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INJURED IN HALL GAME.
, Arthur Way. of 10am. undue. who
Vial playing last night. on the Company
p (mm in a game of indoor lull: ball
with the. National team. at tho rin-
I'lry. sprained his left skin so severely
libel. it Was noes:- r‘y to assist him
.
home, 7
rdliii".ft93.’il‘li.ltlo ..
. - ’. . . o .
rmmswlall. was
l
s
» p... of an“... m»... as... lung
landed In mm York:
now roan. March ins-The nouns
er Mannheim. whluh rescued part of
the drew of the steamer British King.
which sank near Sable lsland.‘lnst Suns
day. arrived here today- ‘ ‘
BOSTON.‘ March lli.-—-’l'he steamer
Toronto. of the Wilson Line. inbound
tram Hull, England. with four passen-
gers and a general (largo. grounded on
the mud tints while heading for her
dock at Myslio Wharf today. it was
believed that the liner would boat at
high tide. Ellie restful in an easy po-
sition, and bar passengers decided to
remain by bur. ' only part of the To-
routo’a oarllo is for Ibis purl. ville
nurrios u largo unuslltnlnoul or man
eluoldiso for New York.
Illlovon survivors from the summit
steamer worn on board the Mannheim.
'l‘hoy reportod that probably olghtoou
of their shlpmates were drowaed whon
the British King sunk. Eightoun sur-
vivors arrived at Boston yesterdax m
the steamer Bostonian. whore it was
reported that the lost. stonmor carried
fifty-nix persons. -
Third Onlcer Sayer. who was among
those saved by the Mannheim. said to-
day that he did not believe the full
complement was on board his steamer.
as some of the crew deserted before
the British King‘sailod from this port
last Tuesday. Ho ays he believes
that not more thn - eighteen were.
drowned when the steamer sank. The
third oflirer says he is confident that
there were nine dosertlons. The eleven
men who yourhnd the lifeboat which
carried them to the Mannheim jumped
from the deck of the sinking summer
Into the son. whl-ro lhey kept afloat
by swimming until the litoboat had
picked lhom up.
Those survivors are. in addition to
Third Ofllcer W. l". Sayer: W. Dress.
W. Wetsoil. P. Aspelago. A. Volton-
inn. and \v. Inschwoiber. all seamen:
S. A, Antohonesson. P. Gill'showls. F.
Van Rolen.;flromeu; J. Verryirhon
and l'nnpuepr Rukoben. trimmers.
Speaking of the manner in thl-h
ihc-lcuk was started on the British
King. Sayer said that a doaliiight was
smashed.
lilovcu of the other survivors of tho
\\‘l'( i'lll’ll Ilrltish King who wore landed
at llositzu ycstordny. arrived here to
day on the Boston expross. 'i‘licy were
lllll‘l‘ll'll lo Hobokou and placed on
board llit‘ slounu'r British Empire.
which sails for Antwerp this tll‘tl-i'
noon.
Al tho olllco of Saullcraon & Son.
the New ‘York nut-nus of the company
which owned tho llrillsh King, iI. “in.
said today that. the \yrolzltod strumm-
was valued al about 5250.000. Slit) was
lusurod abroad. 'I‘ho British King‘s
‘lll‘gfl was valued at $240,000
ARREST OF CASHIER DAVIS.
Jlncinnati. Ohio.. Man Failed to An
pear Before Investigating Cam.
, mlltee.
(iINClNrNA'l‘l. March 15.——~'I‘huu1us
.1. Davis. cashier oi the it‘ll-st National
Bank, of this city. who was arrested
.u a sensational muuuvr last night for
failing In appcur as a wilul-ss boforo
.hc lirullc investigating columltlw
Mm rolurucd to tho city today on n
writ of habcas corpus. having been
'llkl-u from tho sergeants-litarms oi
the stnlo scllulv at Springfield. and
drought lll‘l‘t‘ in lhl‘ custody of Cincin-
.luii dillcors.
‘;\lllil'li(‘,\'fi for tho ('(lllllillill‘l‘ arrest-
.ui him on a warrant from the state
senate and thou linrrlcll him from the
city ill on uliioniobiio boi‘oro lhc local
:ourls could issue a writ of bubcns
."fil'lllls and secure possl-ssiou ol‘ the
wilnoss. Allornl-y lawronco Max-
well, Jr, on behalf of the bunk. lin-
mrlliluvl)‘ soltlll‘nd a writ of habcas
corpus from Common l’lons .lullgo Will.
our. but l)l‘f(il‘l' it could be served illt‘
:vurly ill lll(' nuloluobilo lioll lll‘l‘ll llur-
lid to ilurlon. .
At that city a train was lulu-n to
Springfield, win-rl- the party sprul the
night.
(llllccrs from Cincinnati with copies
:ii llit‘ writ of hobous corpus issued by
lodge. l’flogol' l'i‘hl‘lii‘tl Springfield this
morning. ’l‘llo Hl‘l‘aliillllh‘rlli-Iil‘llll! gave
up Ibo prisom‘ir. who was brought back
to Cincinnati that he might appear
lil‘ftil'I' .ludgc Sumucl W. Smith to-
day.
'l‘Ilv iirukc columilloo luld summon»
{‘il (.‘ushicr llavls to testify wlioliler
his bank had paid ollllcr gratuities or
liili'l‘i'fll lo I‘ounly 'i‘rouuuror llyuir-
llil as u lucuus Io scouring the deposit
of County mods. ’l‘ho hunring of the
billions corpus was postponed until
next \l'odluvsduy. Davis was released
on his own i'l't‘llixllltlil’li‘l‘.
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DECISION AGAINST PAINTERs’
UNION.
l‘iAIl'I'ii'Ollli. March. Us ill the Sn.
parlor I‘ourl today. .lluillc \i’hcoior prlu
sililuu. llli‘ iury in the null 01‘ W. Ill.
Wyoluun allullud .lohn M. lil‘lllll' and
the i’llilllors ullll ihworulors‘ lluioll.
rl-nlll-roli ll Vl‘l‘llli‘t for Ilua plaintiff to
rocow-r H20 domain-s. Wyoluuu rlllilu-
ted lhuI us a rosuil or a conspiracy ho
was ululhlo to obtain employment at
his trade. one of his allegations helm:
that Dandy, as business agent of the
union. forced his employor to dis-
ehnrge him. The union will lake on
uppoul. ‘
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SCENATOR PLATT HEARD PRAYER
WASHINGTON. March illi.--"1 say
unto you M'I‘li love your samples." said
In. lcdwnrd Ewart-ll Hole in beginning
his prayer opening the Senate today.
but. Mr. Plait was tho only annular pro.
«slit to baton to the alilnlnltlon. 'i‘ho
venerable chaplain. however. pmouotl-
ed with his Invocation. y .
.A bill was passed repealing the pro-
vision of the tonnage law of 1884 autha
orizing‘tilo preclidonl to Millpond some
of the emotions.
pulflonur wwnonwe minors
. NAMI.
Waslllsoros, March l,h.~'l‘hll
“on 0‘ John bry m be pulled tfla-
tell Attorney for GHQ-”(mat .
‘ gives the i following no
President iodgnwlthdmw the domino:
*WllablAN 1!. (MM
Funeral ”services for William H.
Caliban. sonata-law Mlonghfletan
o , ‘ : . roo -
. kfifih mornlull
tin remains. will be brought 1
walk and placed ill “l0- all!
halving runit.‘ .1110 N ‘
Campbell'sdaath. . _.
Wlliam Ii. Compbellya wall-known
resident of F'iatbush died suddenly
Tuesday morning at helm disease, Ill.
hlsj hallio.'No. 042 East Twenty. first
Illl'mll. _ '
Mr. Ulltnulloil was known in tho
business world as lllt' originator of
the duplex system of mauufuoturllul
railroad lll‘lllifllifl oil‘or lwulro yours be
served In the United t-ltnles uuvy'ulul
llI'IllI'wnI'du oulullllsbcll u lil.l'l:.‘i' llullb
nous through his Inventions. lie was
born In New 'l'ork In illits. Ho. loft u
widow._who was llllcllnor i‘lolis, of Nor-
wulk. Conn. and whom he murrlcii
in 1892. and Wu little daughters.
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FUNERAL, Oll‘ ll‘. S. COWL‘ES.
The funeral of Frank S, Cowles.
'presidont and treasuror 01‘ lbs Norwolk
lam'k Company. was held yesterday of-
ternoon from his late residence. 8 Arch
street. Norwalk. The. Rev. George
D. Egbert. pastor of the Norwnl '. Con~
gregallonnl Churrh, officiated at line
service, which was attendl-d by many
prominent. Norwalk and New Yorlt
business men. The pull bearers werc
members of St. John‘s Lodge. ii‘. and
A. EL. Worshlpl‘ul Muster Nicholas
Marlin. Pas! Grand Master Arthur 0.
Wheeler. Post Master Hill'voy M. Kent.
l’ast Master Charles P. 'l‘rlstrum. A.
Cal-ml lietts and Album A. Milllilll.
Among those in uttcudanro worn tho
dirortors of tho. Not-walk Look Com-
pany and a dologntion from tho Nor-
wulll (.‘lub. 'i'ho floral tributes were.
Di‘llfllSl'. Whilc the remains wore pltlc~
td ill the Riverside revolving vuult.
they will probably ho rcmovcd lllll‘l‘
to New Hampshire for burial.
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MRS. A. .l. VAN CLEFT.
The death of Mrs. A. .1. Van Cleft.
mother of Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond.
oouurred on Monday at Dalton. Pa. af-
ter a protl‘aoIl-d illness. The funeral
was bold today ill Dalton. and the re-
main-s will be takcn to Norwich, N. Y..
for interment. Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond bro both altcnliing lbw funeral.
FUNERAL ()il‘ NATHANIEL
TON.
’l‘hc funeral of the late Nathaniel
iloulou was hold this afternoon from
his lulu rosidelu‘l’ in Ely avenue. of
2 o'clmll. Rev. llomilly l“. Humplr
rios officiated. . ’l‘llo inlcl'lucnl was in
Pine island Collidtory. 'l‘ho members
of Old Well Lodge alloudcd in a body.
ROU-
eacouo REAL snow STORM.
Delayed Shipping in New York Har-
bor, and Also Street Traffic.
NEW YORK. March lun'l‘hu second
goal snow storm vbioh Now York my
bus cxperiourml this winter bcgau last
night null continued today with such
Intensity us to delay stripping in the
harbor. Strccl Irall'lt- and the oporation
of surface and elevated railway lines
\vl‘w lililc affected by Iht- snow.
'l‘lic storm ooulluuod steadily. with
no Indication of cossuliou this uflclL
noon. The wind increased in force and
tho snow was driven to donate clouds.
making sti‘col lralflc moro difficult.
lll'xlll t‘ill‘llt’l‘ in the day. 'I‘bo full of
snow hull reached four inches In depth
early this afternoon and the weather
burvuu reported that: all indiruiions
were that llli‘ season's round of fire
Iuollvs would be broken.
W->-—‘—~ m...
TOWNSEND RESOLUTION PASSED
WASHINGTON, ainrrh i5.-—~'l‘he
Townsend resolution oonlcrring addi-
tional power on tho inlurstnlc mul-
lnorcc commission to muko lilo apt-vial
Iuvusllgutioll alltlloi'izcll In tho ’l‘ill-
nmn-(illlesplo resolution rcgardiug the
relation between corluin railroads. the
coal and oil Industry. was passed by
the House lotla).
'l'hv resolution was amended by
strikiul,r out the 850.000 appropriation
on the sullonu-nl of Mr. '{liwhlly that
the counulssion was to slbmll nu os-
Illuule which probably would aggro-
gnlo 5150.000. The resolution meets
the president's suggestion in a special
message on the subject.
PROVIDENCE MILLS IN TROUBLE.
l’llf‘iI'IDICNCIC. it. I. March lh.~-A
pvtllinu In insolvency against the ca.-
lousivo ll‘arewoll Worsted Mills was
filed In Ibo Illlilod ISnlvu .Cll‘l'llll
Court hero lodlly'by ul‘l-lliloru and o rt».
solver was uppolulcd. 'i‘bo liabilities
urn estimated at 8400.000. with nominal
usal-Is ill oxooan of that amount.
.qull-s holder, of this oily. was lul-
uu-d all rort'lvcr. Willi authority to
rurry on the business. 'l‘llo Farewell
Mills Corporation In Illll' of the largest
olinllgull in Ills manufacture of worst.
(-0 suiting and Irousl-rlnan .in New
llnulului.
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INDIANAPOLIG AUDITOR GUIL‘TY.
.lNlllANAPOliiS. illd.. March 15.9
David 10. Bllorrlok. fol'lnoi' auditor of
Bulls, was lodul' found guilty of um-
lll‘let'nll'lll. HI! WM tried on indioi-
inertia claiming misuse of “37.000 br-
longing to the stole.
the dunlanll of tho governor and lilo
money has slnllobuou paid to the slate
treasury. '
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TUOKIH DIOIQION DuLAYlD.
WAHNING'I‘ON. Maren lbw—ill tho
matter of the application of Charles
II. Tucker. under neutrinos of death on
the chum of murdering Minn «Mullet
Page. at Weston. Mona; in 19041, Join
lieu Harlan today notified 'l‘lltikor‘s ul-
tornny that. he would annotation. his lio-
{illf‘lfm Idiom-row. but. could not do no
(N «y. 1 '.
l
W
DTANDARD on. INVIITIOA'I'ION
. ‘pimeMI . .. ~
saw rout. March 15i~1'h0 sun-
film] 011 Investigation «conducted by
the State of Missouri. soberinlodtto be
mailman here today; was adjourn“ lift.
‘lli March 23. by um'l-oliloul on both
BIG!» ‘ ‘ ' i
MW - .3 .L‘
, DlvflTOH‘. 0F MONO HOW?»
Wflflm : . Margit . .
tho
0? 5 .
tine of Mr‘.‘
He resigned on .
r.
twirlll~rl~alailrl~l~ zirlwlwl law
Service Guaranteed
On Every Pair. .
l
Knee. Heel and Toe . 1
0f Stoutesl Irish Linen. ‘
054% at Mr l *l~:l~ 1M clwil ill
. . . " Nos. a nun soaznrrbsuxwmo.
‘ Cadet Scientific. Stockings.
wt... ,.. . .. ....... ........ .l m.
pom‘reo PARAGRAPHS. l
119 who Iloslilatos may live In rc- *
ioice.
Think twice bcl’oro marrying. lil~
vorcos romp high.
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TRISTRAM a , HYA'I‘I‘, nonwALK, CONN.
.-
Wlii appreciate a chance to b .
away from the limiting basket. .
Send the boy for the Godot: Coursl
In JIu-Jitsu. .iapunese‘art of self de-
fence. . He'll like it and it's free. ‘
All Mothers
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J
Most of our disappointments
blessings in disguise.
Contentment consists in having a
good deal to do~~and~doing it.
Some arguments are not sound and
Shine others are nothing else.
Nine. men out oi" a possible ten
would rather lulk than be talked
to.
Church bolls are necessary to re~
mind some people that they have reli-
glon.‘
. Thero urn fewer helping hands than
itching palms iii this selfish world.
No. Alonzo. you raunot have your
boss lll‘l‘f’filvll for arson because he
ilrud yml.-«Chil‘.ll.go news.
The way a girl makes love to a Will]
Is lo proleull ho is doing it.
A tiny wants to short! so as to look
older and it man so as not to look so
old.
ii is bad onongh to admit the truth
about yourself much loss to tell it .10
u not her.
"l‘lwro is hardly anything that iron-
bll‘s our moro than looking for il and
um flnlllnxr it.
loud judgment is what you
lll‘tiil all do after you baw-
rol-liy ihv opposilo tiling.
After a man gets to be. sixty ho.
ul'lcu has wry lioml sonse. but Il is of
no mm to anybody because all those
who would know it uro‘ dend.—~~~.\'ew
York l‘ross.
ii l'l‘
think
IliJlin‘ -li‘
HEAVY SLEET STORM.
WASHINGTON, Mlll‘Cli
hoary sleet storm prlwnilod
around Washington Iilrouglloul the
nighl followcd this morning by u
slcady downpour of rain. ’i‘olograph
and lclcullono service have boon uf-
fr-llml by the storm. At noon today
llloro was on signs of clearing.
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15. -~».\
in and
“’l‘hvro goes the richest man in our
oily." “Pays more taxes than any-
body In town. oh?" "\i'cll. llt‘ llodllcs
more?“l'lllaburg Post.
iiiiii
KEEP A LITTLE COZY
CORNER in your cellar filled
with Coal. ‘
We could continue telling you
until doomsday that we sell good
Coal, but it will not make a dent
in your memory until the day
that you decide to give our Coal
a trial and are thereby convinced
and converted.
And from that day forward.
iorsaking all others, for better
and not for worse. for richer and
ngt for poorer. you will buy (303!
0 us. ‘
H. KRI'EG‘EHJ. 00:.
Nothing in the Wolf:
Adds toSelf-flrespeCt'?
Like coon clomEs
We have pre-
pared lor lion
this season an
assortment
that is second
to none in the
Gilli.
The l act
that new
nurse is not
flit
name. Bull ol us‘on our easll paumenl
plan. Open a charge account in our
store and we will help uou live easier.
alwaus chuck
full is no leas-
on Willi llour
personal sp-
n e a l' a lie 6
shollld look
SlOVBDlll. We
h oanfiluou out
. trom head to
‘ ‘~‘ fool. We will
’ trust 0011 on
uour good
lb lililll lull ll.
.. . . ......m....»... Wham,» t
A nu: LOT or
Novels
”Mild
100 Each
. WM. l. liillfililiilMAN'S
} MUIIO cross. ‘ .
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Donovan lino . 184 Washington. "
’ “out hihll‘fflilfl uncut-v ‘0.
High Gradé '
3 Sample Baits
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H. KRIEGER o co.
In More than a. mush; it led deem tidinhom-
mation or outarrh of the bronchial. tub" and
lungs—«allied to asthma and the mostlyfruitful
source of consumption
, . trauma-Ian mama or
medicine, and cough euros. iondo’dWith
notion are worthleu Ind manual.
remedy token
stun... umshu‘mmph'od in m an
row. 1 - ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ’
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