Marius sIley tobaccoor ’ Will of Tobin. $310 In ”gilt: . Ire-is com mean the clos- idiir «tom ' Ii so srovier. libr- however. there ,i that it Mr. Abe drill. i discovers a method of ' boil it variety of to- lls the character tic Amer— of which the ado' It aunt food. they it! BI‘I6w their lites. iles is not sun- will! continue to Import 2 finance. The Japtlnese : ho is nducting his investh (i department of Ag drill el no secret of his mis~ (In; that. the failure of Ja~ ice suMoient tobacco is due of; list Its products looks the holistic of the American . tlsrhecoallngalarm- see a. American to. g = and esportérs’ whith . ton contains, to say no- ‘r flagship goarried on by of . Spain ’Italy and Aus- l trip; its odioiais rightly fear that r tiles countries taking their methods : it e Uh ted States may curtail p: .A , A lotion of American growers .. rad: this danger. there has ‘c'iilporated In the agricultural Mien bill an amendment pro otter rho! the investigations of Mr. lMle of Table instead of proving harm. ful to’ New England tobacco growers ah l are a real benefit to them. he Connecticut Sound coast toge- . with that of the rest of New Eng domains early home and stronghold of th ppnItwise trade, where for so insertion-alien not only' the little car go boats but also the largest sailing vessels in the world have gone ply- Million and d0Wll.’ 'has a direct inter- ed in. and. if it is acted upon. should all love much benefit from the report at issued by the Department of Coni- ores and Labor. setting forth the oral need for fostering the coast lee service in general, and that reach hi to south America in particular. it is shown that because of Inadequate . transportation. the United States is losing to foreign countries trade that .wortil' millions each year. This loss Wis especially marked the further South gets into South America " ._ jose countries lying far down the A take only 12% of their imports ' i'the'Unlted States, while the moré northerly ones take on an average of rfilofdheir imports from this coun- y. In 1906, according to the report the trade with South America coun 'triss totalled 8207. 000.000 of which 50.000. 000 was with Algentina and III little attention has been giv- ‘ “thunder, and from the report Wold that much may be ddue. M.IAthout the passage of the ship a ll the ,sncb cos of which it i y sliib at present W lo the controversy between the ident on the one hand and Senator Tillman and Ell-Senator Chandler on em“ or added I. tempolary spice of or excitement to what otherwise ‘ fluid bill's been a dull and tedious .A' I‘ .rit has had no effect on the cgmpieting the railroad rate A the ow admitted on at hands fill? In Washington that the Senate ' ' no s and piece oi work In, Its A or th 6 bill and that so -« throttling It In the interest ‘ reflective than when it‘ - the House. _ . nmtives have accepted the a best that they could hope it radicals. repre ii liver and Clonal“ an -‘ utlofled‘ With It as Indicat- ’ tor Delllver‘s declaration Aim mendments have only lit .. lively. to the Hepburn bill . on w ion its friends from ~ My claimed not It a? tliil on rib." The ill 19‘. i . s petition of the business WafAmsrica. It responds to socialism oi the President. a approval of the Ame- I“ the President makes ”Idol- when he gives to It In blob. It will mess this ”diges’érved approbation. willingly accorded to the . for the service it has perform- ' the bllclqcongli‘tutiogsl. the - to ex. pooncr ' fill! it ldoubt In ao'leil'ml tarts original form the bill would Armadillo” by. the Supreme A mental travail and eve thought the Compt- p in. Treasury has handed eighty; decision concerning ’ I amount of mass which M6: “mimosa of the Witgliasw officem build- so” an lite ldtérlor Depart. fled whether in honor million-intention: undi- Idol-hills mint. because f i arbitrariness till I amount. in * tad mutter over“ the Tmsury. Mohamed his seal of time All ho I has made is more W of Illa ”villa y sure to make Russia more ‘ n over that she sold the top A; to this country. This time it ill the spouses who have loads the dis- entity “on it is to the offset that It. quail itlos of treason. a email; mounted pea boll three she‘ll long. are to be ad r the tak- In. in certain of the Alaskan bays. This of limit may not seem Important. the real value or. the discovery ap- pears when it Is ltnb wn that trepan'g his a at Oriental luxury for which mid? alone offers an almost Inert. sustlb 9 market at 40 cents a pound for the dried article. The value of the find seems to be totally unappreoiated if Alanna. but the Japanese are al~ a‘dy engineering as to the fishinsr rights. Mr. King writes that if the tropnng exists in the quantities stated. there is no reason Why a large and lucrative trade In that should not be built up. "‘— Whilo everything is being done to maintain an attitude of benignunt peace toward the Chinese, a report leaked out this week from the War De- partment that proves that despite the seeming calm. active plenarations are being made to fit the United States army for active and eiictlve work in the paddy fields of the Celestial King dom.‘ Under the new order of things the American Army will be Whipped into one of the most effective lighting forces of the world. The secret but steady additions to the strength of the Pb pine army. mauled with this new activ vty ill increasing the efficiency of the men's significant. The State De pertinent probably is not so calm in mind regarding the probable outcome of the present boycott as it would like ti have the country believe. If you desire to purchase a monster painting. salt! to be a masterpiece. ad- dress one. Leslie M. Shaw. Treasury Department. Washngton, D. C. The painting is called The Vale of Golgo- the. and represents the crucifixion. It was painted by Jan Styka. who spent several years n the vicinity of Golgo- lha studying the scenery after which he produced a canvas 195 feet in length. The painting was brought. in this country for exhibition at the St. boas Fair. but arrived too late. Now when customs dates are called for, it is found that the owners cannot pay. The Treasury Department Is willing to dispose of the production at the nomnai sum of fifty cents a squulc foot, ivlllch would mean a price of ap- proximately 32.000 for the elitile cun- vas. The spectacle of a niulti-milllmiairc“ asking Congress for an increase of $4 a month in his pension wa safiorded Congress this week. The Croesus who believes that his military record would be the brighter for the luster of add! Iona! government gold is Dr. E. E. Bcemsn. the chewing gum manllfllctur er. He has been receiving 38 a month. and asks that it be increased to 312. While he does not claim Cleveland as his home. his address is given to he Pension Ofilce as the Cen- tury Club in that city, an organization maintained by some of the Ohio city’s wealthiest man. No explanation is vouchsafed by Dr. Beeman why he needs this additional 84 a month. There seats to be an idea abroad that the present Congress has not done much In the line of completed legisla- tion, when. as a matter of fact. It has really broken all previous records Ac~ cording to the files of the Index clerks in the State Department more than 3.- 000 laws have already been passed. which exceeds the results of any prev- ious session by between 700 and 800. The records show. however. that the great mass of Iowa passed are of a pri. ville nature. only about 250 of them be ing general The figures show the i'iibel at which Uncle Shm' s in!!! grinds outl sws. There Is one place on the face of the earth where Carrie Nation would have no chance to use her hatchet. accord- ing to a. consular report received at the state Department That place is the city of Adrianople. In Turkey In it whiskey Is unknown. This boutiflc mists of affairs the report naively at- tributes to the fact. that there are no gllsh or American residents. so that the people have as yet had no chance to take up the white man’ s burden. LAWRENCE maniac FOLEY? HONEY AND Foley b (30.. Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. and on account of the great merit and popularity of Foley' II Honey and 'i'er many Imitations are offered for the genuine. Those worthless Imitation! have similar sounding names. Beware of them. The gen- nine Foley's Honey and TM is in a yellow package. Ask for It and re- iuIe any substitute. It is the best remedy for coughs and colds. Plats- tcd'e Drug Store. " “Wm DOLDIIIOMAgng WITH MUR. Nlliwm XLNDON May lit-Murder in the first degree will be the charge breath gilt an alt Corporal instills Bel- lamy. i'rivate Renter Chadwick and rivals George Stevens i the New mutton police bout-t thl ‘ morning. Thou mil». litre alleged to. be respon- clibic the death of obtain Fran- cis Le (Ion of the b‘ denieve. an a result of a fight on last Bun evening. May Iii. In this city. Captain of the bulge was entertaining two men and I woman aboard his craft The soldiers attempted to full! the wo- than any and the fight ensued. headway showed that Cobble flail ”also! of a sheltered; berries island I: Milled ya blow from "lotus «by last object on the chest over the heart. The I! sold as Minna “w 1 golf“: on not knives and “about“ lkl “oil“ if”. ““ll‘i’ih Jill?“ no on re Qtéosiiz- Me of! Ila 9; rapouanwall. clean paint. é‘Ccho marble or white stone Itoopl. Take oil min from fingers without injury. Sold by all Groom file. FRED FEAMI. (50.. Now You. (LEA. find L nivloeuo. Not soliemi It wlll to. Put on Three Per cent. basis. Reports have been In circulation that the Outulio and Western road stock Would be placed on a three per o'ent. basis this June. ' ‘ According to the best Information ob- tainable on the subject Js is believed the Ontario and western. Which is controlled by the New Haven road will declare a small dividend of per- haps 1% per cent. in June. . The“ road has never earned three per cent, and the one and one-half per cent. which is (little likely to be paid. has only been earned. The pruning process has been established on the system by the New Haven road. Another point. which would Indicate that the dividend will be small is that lepori. has it that'directors ’oi the New Haven road have been quietly accumu- lating the stock In order to make the! minority inibrcst'us small as possible. The rottd‘s earnings are 'good and the establishment of the Ontario fast freight line which has a branch office in this city. is helping materially the training powel of the load fol no less than three trains tlully ule sent west with fast freight. WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION. All nations are eudeavoring to check the ravages of consumption. the “white plague" that claims so many victims ouch year. Foley’s Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly and you are in no danger of consumption. Do not risk your health by taking some unknown pre‘ paratlon when Foley's Honey and TM Is safe and certain in results Ask for Foley‘s Honey and Tar and insist upon having It. Plaieted‘s Drills Store. ‘ OOWIE WILL LEAVE ZION CITY. Aposilie Will Make His Home White Lake. Michigan. CHICAGO” Mily lbw—Zion's Watch Tower. the first structure erected by John Alexander bowls in the city he founded. has been torn down. The lumber is being used to repair silic- walks. The structure was 80 feet high and "u fro! squall-t lit. the base. It stood in the center of tile Shiloh Park. and when it was put up the site Was tlo- tiiculcd to the wonderful temple which some day was to arise llielc. Dowic is comtemplallng leaving Zion 0in and taking up his residence .1! Ben Mac DItuI, his White Lake Michigan house. Emil Wctien. tho 'Apostle's" attorney. visited hiul last night and urged him to make the change. Dowie is living apart from the other members of his family in Hhiioh House. He has given up till ideal of holding more public meetings in Zion City. A cross bill filed by the Volvla nt- torncy at Waukogun declares that Do. wie's administration cost the Zion iii- dusiries $2,500,000. Affidavits tics- cribo hallucinations and trances oi the "prophet" in recent months. in ASSORT THE FREIGHT. New Haven Road Send: it Out to Near- by Places. The New Haven load by reason 0! New Haven has eiolvcd a new plan for the proper assottlug of height to the nearby places. Heretoiore the work has all been done In New Haven but owing to the scarcity of than their the height is being sent direct to New London and lust Hartford. where the freight for various cities in the state is then are sorted and properly shipped. ii is said that this Dli'm has been no sllccessiui in the prom-lit emergency that some new way might be cvoIVeti that will do away with considerable of the freight handling in New Ha- von. But few men are at work In the lo- cti! houses and as they are Inexp'er ioncod some difficulty Is being expul- ioncetl in the way of getting freight out of New Haven. W- HAVE NOT AGREED. car Workers and Superintendent Hib- bith Are lack. Mechanical Eltlporlnteudmit Hibbits and the committee representing the car workers employ‘ed by the New York. New Haven and Hartford Com- any. who have been in conference in too two days relative to an agree- ment as to wages and other matters. returned to New Haven yesterday. They have not some to a complete armament but It is expected that sat- laidctory understanding will be resch- cd early next week. HONDRIN TH! IOLDIITR DIAD. WASHINQIHPDN hilly I!) .--.A circular has been issued by the Conmaaders’ Agree] on of the depart eat of the rains rahd Arm oft its ubiic. calling attention to t o uses an aim all. or of also As) Def. and ’3‘? LII! those in “twitch with’i otltt a days “l this citations WM!" do!“ I ill at the «Mussel ill 3‘0 “Willi “My. to the their but suffered that we misfit nos-boil Iii“. pro-porous hat on.” .‘l‘o circular or a public eon- “balsamic l” A, to”!!! ill"! the lockout of its freight lululllers up so . Mtlsde'outnof it. our in on solid by doctor mil to billed their patients. their theory an intently being that If there was tiny- Alliln ill: the matter with the blood the heel: way to correct it would be to gilt rid of thc‘A blood! Any one new adult! knows that this theory was WRONG! ’ i H ' Many reclu- ”Wildlife! to Obtain rc- llof from illitilfltllve nervousness by Ira queut clones of stomach liostrtims coli- tainlng alcohol. opium cocaine, chlor- u.l old, are thereby converted into continued alcoholics and drug audios. Nuns tiaylng the foundation im their future mental and bodily misery Any thinking person will quickly realize that such a plan In WRONG! WRONG The human holly in a lildot’lntricatc and. wonderful place of mechanism. The nervas. like an intricate network of wires. control every mental and bodily function. If the nervous sys lain be wrecked. by reason of worry. overwork or excesses. does any sane person believe it can be SMOCKED back into harmonious opm‘utlon by alcohol? Common sent-lo will tell any one that such a ihelu'y Is WRONG! There is u RiGli'I‘ way to nature norvh harmony and the proper and normal nervous balance of the sys tonl. Oppenheimer Tonic is the RIGHT rcmedy‘, based on the RIGH'I principle of removing the cause of her- vousness and gently regulating the nervous system and bringing it back late harmony with the bodily iunc lions which it controls. Oppenheimer Tonic contains not one drop of alco- llol. narcotic or opiate of any kind. It Is absolutely harmless. and does not irritate even; the most delicate stom- ach. Its lMMEDIAi‘E effect Is all im- provement in digestion and circulation and an inducement to natural sleep. its ULTIMATE often is the. restoration of normal nervous conditions. Oppen ilelmer 'lonlc formerly sold for ill pct bottle. it Is'now upon the market at I! per bottle. and is mailed. poelpuid by Ike Oppenheimer institute. West 34in street. New York. and half by Edward W. Kelley. Ml". No. it North Main street, South Norwalk. APPEAL ABANDONED. Wilton'e Famous Dog Case Will Not Go to the Supreme Court for Review. It Is probable that the appeal to tilt Supreme Court in Wilton's innlous dog case will be abandoned the time for filing the appeal having elapsed. in this still whith was tried before Judge George W Wheeler. In the Cl- vil Superior Court. be awarded Mary E. Jackson damages of $1,600 and the costs for Injuries sustained by her ill a terrific runaway caused by John Gor- ham's big luastiii. which Jumped at the horse‘s head. Gorhum's counsel filed notice of appeal, but this has not been pursued. and Judge All). M. Lock- Vmod. counsel for Mrs. Jackson. stated this morning that he believed the up- pcai had been abandoned. Most of the Inhabitants of the town of'WlIton attended the iris! of the case, the litigants being well knovVn there. ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA. Mrs Franklin Bush, of New Castle. Duh, says: “i suffered for years with dyspepsia. used to have great distress and belching. I tiled everything i could hear of but nothing helped me until I took Brazilian Balm and one 50 cent bottle cured me completely ” For sale by R. H. Plaisted, F.H H.13ax- tor and The Clifford Pharmacy. ” KILLED BY A MILK WAGON. EAST HARTFORD. May 19.-—Rena. the 2% years old child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph hurt-lid. of this city. Was Instantly killed yesterday by being run over by a milk wagon. The driver of the vehicle knew nothing about the ggcidsnt until several hours after It curred. A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD could not bring as much happiness to Mrs. Lucia Wiike of Caroline. Wis... as did one 250 box of Bucklen's Aruica Salve. when it com Ietcly cured a run- ning more on her eg which had tor- tured bar 23 long years Greatest antiseptic healer of Files. Wounds and Sores. the. at!" .H; Baxter a. South Norwallt. and III. P. Weed' I. Norwalk. drill stores. as lNCORPORATiON PAPERS FILID. HARTFORD. May19.~—incorporall 11 papers have been filed at the Boo yof State's adios by the Nevada. Utah Mining Corn ny‘ oft St capitalised at $20!); 0'. lull! the they Realty Company. of Torrington. cool: tallizeo at 860,000. DIA‘I'HII FROM APPENDIGITIO decrease In..tIte same ratio that the muses. They save you from danger and bring quick and motion?“ ll' Aggy. raised. Nomllt. annulus. i JUL HOD“ ’I‘I’NUCK. ‘ills ' Wren“ Milli. shot“; III. 4’; 169’ are of Dr. King's New Life Pills ta- ainiesll release A'!‘ Strengthc and vigor always A May 19.«»lil'illuolmrf will float New haven by the some of. l'. to it yesterday aileluoon in as close and lexflluflfi a contest as has been an alien off on the local gl‘ouuds this season. The visitors found Wailers delivery with some ease and started three ahead of the Oratorll. that the locals began to connect with Nolies straight olfarings and batted out a victory in the seventh. The run scored by the Orators In the sixth was a pure gift to them. contributed by errors by Hannihn and Sussmnn. The field work of Castle, Odell and the local infield was so brilliant in spots that the five hundred fans became nor. vollu‘wiiii tlxcl .tllilulll. Score by Ina» lugs: A R. H. II. l'iridgeport. 0 0 o t) I I lit 0 x~—-ll Ill 1 N. Haven, il ii I ll 2 I lit ii tl~4 II I! m—ue—u- Waterbury. 6; Norwich. 5. NORWiCH. May 19. «After rain had held tip the game for ten minutes you- terday at the beginning of the seventh Waterbury pOunded Plank for four bits, which. with circle by the home team. Agave Waterbury the game, d to 5. Buckley relieved Plank in the soy. oath and pitched good ball. No regu- Iur umpire appealed and Sullivan, of Willlmulliic, officiated. The score by Innings: R. II. E. Waterbury I (I II (I 0 l 4 (l 0-«il ll ii Norwich 2 I). il 0 2 (I 0 I 04-5 ll (3 I3litl.erics~I-‘arlcy and 'I'ltuckol'll: l’lulik. Buckley and Bridges. Hartford. 9; Holyoke. 3. HOLYOKE. hilly Ill -liolyokc lost. a pborlyllluyed game to Haltfold here yesterday by the some 6! 9 to :I, [)0 Ian had very inciit-tlive support. illlll allowed the visitors ten hits. The score by innings: R. H. F). l‘illl‘llill‘il, l (I 2 0 2 '2. 0 ii 22le !(I :l Iiolyoke. (I 3 ii (I ll 0 it ll til-«fl 7 ti Buileries»Wilson and Kl'ltchci; Do- lun and Schluccl. Springfield. 5; New London. 1 NEW LONDON. May lb,—~Spriug. field‘s hits off McLaughlin yesterday I. New lxmdon bunched bits off Frill in several innings. though only scoring once: Umpire Hickey's decision call- ing Tunney sale at the plate In the seventh nearly creator! it ”Of. Both teams surrounded him and cheer two Whalers showed fight. biolougillln was benched and Ward look Ills place. I‘he score by Innings: Pitiullul‘g. 0 2 0 l l l 3 (l Owii H I New York. 0 2 0 3 il (l (I I 0~i5 9 ll Buttoi‘les-—Lyncll. Licfichl and Peila; Mathewson and Marshall. At Cincinnati: R. H. it. Cincin. 0 0 0 3 0 0 i 0 x»? 'J a Boston. 1 l 0 (l (i ii I 3 (Imii 9 3 Ilutierlos~0verall. Chuck and Liv~ lugstou; Heller and chhaiu. . At St. Louis: R. H. h‘. Brcklyn, ! (I 0 l 1 i) l 3 (in? 13 2 St. Louis. 0 0 0101000~2lo i Butleries—Paslorious, McIntyre and illiter; Egan. l'loesketer and Noah. At Chicago: R. ILE. Chicago, 0 t‘! 01010 3 x—H 11 IA Pillla.. 000490l00~594 Batteries—wBi-own, Beebe and Kling; hush. Nichols, McCloskcy. Grist and Doom. American League. At Philadelphia: Phila.. I 0 I (I 0 i l (I x-——i 12 in Detroit. 1 (l (l (I 0 0 il 0 2-3 7 l Batteries~Piuuk and Powers; Donn bite and Warner. R. H. E. At Boston: 11. H. E. Clevol‘ti. 2 6 (l (I ll 0 0 fl 1—414 21 1 Boston. 000000100—1 6 it . Batteries—dusk and licntie; Dinecll. Gibson, Hughes and Graham. At Washington: R. II E. Chicago. 3 0 0 0 ii 30 0 4-40 H 0 Wash., 0 ii 0 0 0 00 0 (l—- 0 II I! Batteries~0wen and Sullivan; Pitt ton and Hayden. At New York: . R. H. n. N. York. 4 01105 21 x~1412 ii Si.l.ouis.0000400ti0-—-i IO 7 Batteries—«Orin and McGuire; How. all and Rickey. BICK HNDACHE. «largely a woman’s complaint—Au chiefly caused by Indigestion consti- pation and torpitl liver. Y on can pre vent it by taking a dose of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. once cw cry few days Immediately after a meal. Pleasanttn tnthe taste. No or griping.A Write Dr David Kennedy's bone. RondodtiN Y.. for a free com or bottle. charge bottles. food. all flaw". _' “ “‘ May lily-«During the ', L. Iii ’ '0! rid : the run— getting, and in the fifth were " ' Alter Were timely and Springfield won. 5 to . , R. H. E. Springfield l 0 ii I (I 0 l 2 0-5 8 J . N. llolltlnu, I) (I 0 II 0 l i) ii 0-l 9 it lluilcrit-s—«Frill and 0 C(llllltll‘, Mc- Laughlin. Wold and Reimngt- National League. “ At Pillsbui'g: R. ll. Ii). nausea " ,‘M‘ Bought. and which has been 79”“ has home the Iimlatnre of and has beenmadennder his pet- mum-amnion since its infancy. A Wmmtodooelveyouin this. e um: “ ‘ mw’f... lot :31??? thousands. A on gar e t " Wand WWII» against Experiment. ”hat is CASTORIA Whiddhannless substitute rot-mommie- florid, Drops and Soothing: syrups. It Is Pleasant. It 5 contains neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic 5 bamboo.“ iflmuitsguamtee. Itddetro‘y‘sWonns and may. washout. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind 1 . colic. It mama Teething Troubles cures Constipation and naturally. It assimllotes the h- . regulates the Stomach and. Bowen. giving healthy and natural sleep. 5 The Children’s Who Mother's Friend. calculus CASTQFNA dawns 5.x ‘ “A " “i' MTV? The Kill You Have limp Bought \‘III Ilsa For: Over 30 Years. THE DIFFERENCE is QUALITY. Go where you will for your cool supply. the price In vely much the some; the difference in rcsults-hcai. comfort. coal bills. eic.-—rosidcs in 5a superior or inferior quality. The ar- ticle of fuel to be found iii our yards will successfully withstand the sever- est test. Try it below you place an order elsewhere. Illa Daniel Keogh Coal Oil. 74 Seavlew Ave. ’Phons, 5553 BRANCH .OFFICEs. Leary’ I News Store Railroad Place: Bridge Drug Store, Washington street Bridge. iN THE MWICHT ‘ H The Hatch & Bailey 00 LUMBER AN D MILL WORK. i“ Spruce. Hemlock, Chestnu t and Yellow-pine Timber. A large and splendid assortment of rough and finishing lumber in the following woods: Spruce, Hemlock. White Pine. North Carolina Pine, Cali- fornia Pine. Oregon Pine Sugar Pine. Alabama Pine. Larch, Fir. Red Cedar. White Cedar. Elm. Ash Oak. Maple. Cypress, Chestnut, Sycamore. Black Walnut, Mahogany. Cherry Bass- wood, White Wood and nginum- vitae. ‘ We keep in stock and make to order doors, sash. blinds. mouldings, In- terior house trim. porch columns, balm-stems stair nowels and rails. window and door screens, shop jabbing and co. binct work done. Sawing. planing aha turning. Ordinary ladders and extension luddcrs.12 ii. to 3’ it lengths. “Rainbow,"~"Bil‘il” and “Buckskin" Sheathing Papers, 1. 2 and 8 ply for paper. “Amatitc,” “Amazon," “Cronollto” and “Lincoln" roofing. “ Key- stone" and “Acme" hair insulator for deafening and warmth. ? Water Street. Telephones—Yard, 46; Mill, 46—3. South Norwrilk. For sale at ' Raymond Bros. t.” m...“ ....- mm.-. "...W... Wmm-m~. .._... -w u... A“. DON’T WORRY em. 5. Have your wiring brought up to requiiements and save fifteen per cent. increase on insurance. A lite Reed in Vail Electrical (initially. We guarantee all our work. COAL AND wants 5 l AGINTIFOR. . m5 I Phone ‘rBavvkol-‘s Earthworm B. Hershfieid d Son. A nil wards smear.
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