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littoral Leads Countess in
»_ Lennth ol Autobiography-—
Delewaro Has the Tallest
Member
WASHINGTON, Doc 11 .-—'l‘he
proud little state of Delaware boasts
of the Hon. Henry Algernon Dupon't. .
It new Senator. For Senator Duponl
leads the entire United Staten Con
arena in the. length of ills autobiogra-
phy. It occupies nearly a page in the
new (ionsreaslnoaln
new Congressional Directory and ia'dc-
voted almost entirely to his war re-
cord. in detail the recital goes into
the story of tile military experiences.
beginning with his graduation from
West Point in ixiil‘and tip to his re-
tirement from the army in 1875
There is little space devoted to his
political foittines. loss thati tout lines
being‘ given to his victory over John
Edward Atldlt'lt‘l-l, in the light for the
Senatorial toga. There is only one titt-
toblography in the little red volume
that can compare with that of the DP-
law are solon s pcteonnl history, and
that in the stoty of Senator llté'pt'wr
lite
New England still claims the dis-
tinction of having the loftlcst member
in Congress iii the person of Reprcsmr
tatlve ”Cr" Sulloway of New Hump
shire. Vice Prentdcnt. Fairbanks is
not Totn 'l‘humbeaquc in his propor-
tions“, but. as a hititittit skyscraper he
cannot compete with the longitudlnoits
Congressman from New l-ltttnpshlrc.
Pennsylvania is a clot-to second for
lofty honors. its champion being the
Hon. Andrew Jackson llarchfleld of
Pittsburg. although licprcscntatlvo
Burclit‘cld has only a slight margin of
superiority ovcr ltcprtmcnttttivc Slay-
den or Texas,
Never lnl'orc in America has such
a gathcrn; been held to consider the
improvement of the waterways ot' the
country as in llt‘lillL held hcrc this
Wl'ek. In numbers and enthusiasm
it its a retttarltablc assemblage. and
prtwticaliy cvcty altitc in the Union is
represented. A number of governors
have licudcd tll‘ll‘gillltlllh‘ among these
being (lovcrnor (‘hambcrlalu oi‘ tire»
gun. and tiovrrnor Blanchard of Louis-
iana. and prominent iucu in all Wallis
of litI have put aside private and pub-
lic affairs to lend tltclr voice and lil-
l'lnenee toward launching a national
cznipaign for bcttcr waterways as a
means for better increased transpor-
tation for a growing, commerce. and a
consequent mulllil‘lliillt't‘ of prosperity
The (onictillon has it notably large
numbcrol dclctzuh-s 'rout conunuuitlcs
not Situatcti on navigable \\'lllt’i’\Vll_\'-‘l,
trttt, wno t'cztlizv that the movement is
not Ulll' iti which benefits accuc only
to thosc cities and towns and stair-u
so located. 'l‘hc realization that. dc-
\'t‘lU]K‘ll waterways will prove a thigh
ty factor in lowering all freight l'ilil‘l-l
has openctl the eyes of every section
to to itnporiancc of tho crusade. it in
regarded now ill-i practically ct-rtaiu
that (Iongrcra will pass a rivers llllll
harbors apprmirlntitui hill of at lcnvt
$50,000,000 and there oven is a reason
able expectation that the bit will carry
more than this sum.
if the rcport of the chief of the
llitrcnu of lamps and t‘urrontgy in not
iwlatcd. there is a probability that a
large number ot‘ l‘uitcd States citi
zvna will he hit by the Sheppard hill
lllfillld. it lll‘t'tilllt' law. According
to that. otllriala report the amount of
ll‘tlllt‘)’ in circulation on llcccmbt-r 1
Mil tiliiiilihlli'ifliu'a which in a gain of
S::.(ltlu,tl(ltl in the last month. and of
t loltt 57.4ltltl,lltltl ill tho lurit ycat
't liia holuta the pcr t‘liilliit circulation
17) to $33.0“. a point never llt'ftli'l‘
l melted in the lllalttt‘y of the llnltml
: lawn. No wopdrr l‘iirle Ham wit—then
to lllu'llt'l' a Hill.- or the inrrenmi
thekolu or litimwlr through the medium
if an lucotnc bill.
Nt-lthcr Vit‘o l'raldnt li‘nlrhunlia nor
Honor itowridun will any auytltinlt
rimul lllt‘ l'tlilil‘iltvl‘l‘l' l‘ill-illli: to their
atntu with rcuni'ti to which fawrlt»
you of lndiatm will occupy in till‘litv
lllit vul'itlit Itltlw in Statuary ”all Hi
l'to t‘utillol 'i’ht- pt-iuoual lilillllllt'tlt
hum of ’l‘homua A lit-uricltst, lien
thump lion-nu I'ltult. lien. lrw \i‘ul
lace. and Hon. livuiatuiti lltit‘t'iaon do
not; tumor to internal them. or it they
do neither of the lllllllilili automaton in
allowing alone. A wag llllli attaitcntml
Hill. the niche miiiht appropriately he
tuition up by a atatuto of iicnatm in-
verldavv in lllit tavnrltn lllllilltln of
handing a tenant to tho Fairbanks Pm
Iltluitlal boom .
Tito tenor oi tlw lfltralucm a "tort
no“ notillouvm to lm n moirv o of inter
(mt, both itiultiu tho lupltol and out
till mature in Hill a hall on the India
triflilunlo attacks on all uninirtttu
Wealth lit reminded mt timely lhth
llc men have noticed with itrowlmt
alarm the tendency of the pmpin to
claim an corrupt. every flmvnlltm or
limit inmrporaiuvl for legitimate: built
limit ’i‘itnre bait been mum,- canal-o
tor the wave ol‘ installment in the c
on of corrupt. practical! tittearthml in
moral nuartnrn. but the hurt-alumina
manner in which iiu- American public
has: elected to vial! the ulna of a very
Can be outed only by
I remedy What. will
remove the ammo.
The aim» you
stop it. with headache
L powder-nor pills the
quicker will it ultimo
Generally,hoadaobe
ovum {roan a div.
tut-bed otomach or
irregular bowelp, and
dmwtwmublv " 1
(a tonic laxative) will ditto head-
Iicho in short. order by populating
‘ the bowels and reinvigorating the '
Itomnch.
It is a great blood medicine
and the favorite laxative of old
and young.
At dntggiata', 250. and 500.
picturesque figures on the floor of
the House. was early on the 1-K one He
was logged out. no of old lti lllt-l black
evening suit with it dazzling diiiplav
ol' immaculate shirt front. he drew thc
eyes of the ludloa' gallt-ry on the. open»
lug day of the session. One woman,
who had been watching him moving
round among his colleagues, shakintz
hands hero and loaning forward to
\vhii-tpcr ill the our of another finally
turned to a friend at her elbow anti
asked:
“Who is that man in the evening
stti1,.—-llte one with the gray whisk-
crs~bobbiug around among the (ion-
izrcusntcu taking their orders?“ Slit‘
asked.
”Why, that's Congressman Keller. of
Ohio." Hilltl her companion. severely
“lie was our.» speaker of the House
'l‘akitig orders iuticctl'. What put
that into your head?"
"Oh Well. i thought in» wait—w" ahc
hcgan ttpologcticttlly. "l rcnlly holler
cd ho was a ~~~~~ 0. Wl'll. ucvcr mind."
With tnixcd emotions (hutch-us on
its opening day’liatcucd to the reading
of thc incotnc tax hill introduced by
Representative Sheppard of Texas.
The wenlthicr the nictnbcr thc niorc
mixed the feeling. anti those whose
salary is their oulv incomi- looked as
though Htlllli‘ one had kicked iltcm in
the pits of their financial stoltiachs
For. hi- it known. if the Sheppard hill
liliSBt’H. iltosc purse-poor Solona will be
directing the destiny of the nation at
an annual stipend of $4.900 1)t|l‘., in-
Slcnd oi‘ $5,tltlu_ 'l‘lic incotuc tax on
thcir ycarlv salary will SllCl‘ juai ox-
uclly $100 of cut-h and cvcry pay I'hcclx‘
According to the uwaaurc. iucoiucu itn~
tit-r $4,000 an» to remain unscathed oi
tlltl tax-gathcrcr, but all :tlitWo that
iuiui will bc mammal on :t risiuiz per
« ‘lll-l‘Ii- tiritlc. until Hit-h montv kings
Ls thit‘iicpit- and ltoclu-l‘cllt-r arc tum
no: npwarda oi” $i,ooo,otlo for lllt‘ ini-
i‘ilegc of clipping thcir coupons. ’l‘hn
bill. too, puts. a prcmius on l'nitvd
Stator. bonds: for they are the only
claim of revenue producing property
that is cxcmpt. it is a difficult niattcr
to prophesy thc into ol the lllt'llRtll‘t'.
Scnator linrrown. chairman of the
t‘otntnlltcc on Privileges and ltllcctions
is hot on the trial of Senator Smooi.
llc hurt given notice that lit‘ will call
up the matter bct’orc lllt' Senate at lllo
cut'llcst ponniblc tntuncni. and will
steak to press it to a final tll'lt‘l'llllllll~
tion. 'l‘ht- St'llllit‘ in not tho hnpplcst
hotly ol‘ mon in the world, till because
of thin cnnc. it flndn itself in the
uncoutl'tu‘tniilc ptmiiltin of having to
tlilRi-i judgment on a fellow mcnihcr
who hurt pron-d a valuable acquisi-
tioit whatcvcr may be his private char~
notcr. and who lan good follow witltai
liowovt-r tho tank will intro to be the
t-d, tor illl‘ll‘ in a aiczidilv Krowlutt
public tlcinand that action he taken.
Senator Monitor for l'i'caldt-til lu
limit, in thc uloitttti ltiiltcrmi by Scott
tor Dick, The junior Senator from
“him this truck tlt't'illl‘t‘ll that the Ohio
delegation to the next Republican on»
tiounl convention wt in" antitilv t‘oi
Air. Fol-alter. if he want» the amnion
tion. Mr. llll‘lt tlt‘t‘lllit'tl to ativ win-Iii
or hiu alteration in lnaplrcd. Mr, Fora
itcr lau‘t talking. .
'l‘o liirrcaac the ciilcicucy of lip-
fllllll labor law bicitulot‘ lit'wt‘ltipn llllK
introduced it hill to prohibit rurrlt-rn
of lutt'rnlulo commorcu from nccnpiilil;
for tiiiunportallmi broducta ol factor-
ivn or mlncu which ntnploy children
under toitrtwii yearn of nan. 'i‘lit- innit
aura will compel the ownvra or tiitl‘lliit
of all fuctorivn and tuition to lllc With
the irnnnpurinilou companion nflltlu
vita that tin- “(unlit ollcrt-«l l‘or «hip:
moat wrru tiinntittirturwl or mined
without. tho nap of child labor or. ru
liter. that. the labor ol I'liiitlrmi illllll'i‘
lourtm-u ycuru of nun did not Fill"? in.
to their production. 'l‘liia ailidavil mum
ho rcutvwcd ovary nix iiioutitn. and a
heavy penalty in pmvldml for the
uurril'r it the law in not lllllll'l'Vl‘li
For tnfrarltmm. tho it'nnatmrtnttmt
uncut. may bu flood not more than till:
Mil nor than than 01.000. while a militia
term at tram "up to nix monihu in up
tional with the Whirl.
It hrMn lnkniund mud» from F‘ronvlt
an. morbinory left, on in:‘ lothmutt. wait
Ilfl‘fllmlt‘tl to President itmwvnli, thin
wwk. ihc am at employee on the Pa»
naum Chant Chairman bhtmtn. of the
initiation (lanai thmmianien. made the
flag: on 1",. “mm. ”v m... "mm. Will. i".|1lmllllllllli‘m on behalf of the melt 'i‘lu-
tlme, urmiplttttu coililmtrl'lul iinrmu
not] mail in panic. in the very that
Mutation of hit: lilt'lllilmt‘ irritation to
the uilvmllmi of labor and capital. f’rw
trident Wumevull said:
"in tlflalltm with lmlll labor and rain.
tnl. with the attention niluetiiix both
tan-muons and traction iiilllmu lhpm
dealt place to imam-omen“ carved
WILL litl‘l'lnfl‘i‘ MANY.
Every twrmni alumni know that giant
liuaith in iiupuaitlble if the kidney» or»
deranged. Foley‘s Kidney Cure will
cute klulucy and bladder dlntiaae in ur-
my form and will build up and
in one tin-nor more important in va-
member than ought also. and that in
the infinite harm Lunar by preachers
M more til-water“.
filth who». so clearly and firmly
Hilfilhlfiéfi‘t’l ill "married at: one of tho
* moat airman Mote made in the the
[Inuit W;
ti.
simulation thew organs no they will
perform their function: property No
danger of Bright a tilt-mite or album
if l’uleytl Kidney third is taken in
time. l’ildtltetl‘a lung Store and The
clinord Pharmacy.
recently luvs named that. the mm
an em a holder Mike about ”ruining.
Waylmiwomulmhu enter to dilute
Winner !
This cigar makes a hit with
nine out of every ten smokers
who try it.
“College Days”
CIGAR, 6 for 25¢.
has a ripe, mellow flavor and mild. delightful aroma
that give general satisfaction; and the longer you
smoke COLLE. GE DAYS, the more enjoyable you
find its blend.
Our great, to- creative union of 2, 000 National
Cigar Stands enab es us to produce at lower cost
and sell at [weer [firms than ever offered before.
The but cigars are now cold in the 2.000 Drug Store- having
the National Cigar Stud- Emblom in the window.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY, 30. Main & Elizabeth Sta.
BRIDGE PHARMACY, 200 Washington St.
\-
GIVES ANOTHER SHORT DAY“ ELECTiONS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Consolidated Grants Telegraphorl on Nineteen Cities Select Officials and
Vote on License Oueltiou
Shore Lme Concession. BOSTON. Dec, ll." Voters in nine
"lhc (lltltl ol ll: lll\\.l_\‘ ’l‘ cit urulilllt I“ inc u Maisachusctta titles totlav select-
ltns within thc past to \\ liltVH italuod lll city otlicials tor the new ycai ntnl
a c-ontcssion from tho New link. New itlt-ctdcd tin; licc nsc question Nation-
Httvcn and Hartford ltuilttuul (‘mn ial ptilllltlll party iiucs prevailed more
pill” for this St'l'li‘lll “1 ”it “.V “”1“" l Konorallv titan in the thirteen city elec-
wltich considerably t-ncoitragnu thcm. ~ttons llt‘ltl‘llit‘tl Tttcrdyn, and while m
Whilo Ncw llavcn ltth'l'lllt'il ttmti some of the places little enthusiasm
thoric in other ltll'tu' illlu‘t‘h' Will'k ”H has been shown other ciiice, notabl)‘
eight hour tricks, the monitor illV't’l‘fi _ Worccatt-r, have wiincsut-d vigorous
have but two then each illltl tlicsc pumlmiglm in n“. latter ol[)' the
have to work l‘.’ hour lricltx,
'l‘hc Ncw llavcn road gave notice to.
thc llit‘ll cmployod at towm's at i\\'t*s-'
tt-rly. Kingston. East tlrct‘uwich and
Wicltlortl .lunctiou tluit hereafter they
would be raised to eight hour tricks.
'I'hv tclcgrapht-i‘s art- hopiiig ttn lllli-
tnntcly accomplish the cstabllul‘tnent
of thc eight hour hast. for all lLttici‘n
anti stations-t. but have to be content
closing night of the struggle found
Mayor John '1‘. human it». who seeks
E a wound terni over Melvin t}, Overlook
_ tlii. speaking at twelve rallies while.
‘llepnbllcan craters addressed six as-
actnhltcs The l ease quention was a
p- trnmount iaauc toast of thc munici
t :ilitlcs, 'l‘lic inns which are to l‘lt ct
arc: Boston. iicvcrly. t‘ambrldgc.
t‘hclsca. Chicopcc, Everett, Fall River,
with gradual chances to 1lils at'rnugc- ”Ull‘UkP Lowell. “me Maiden, Med-
ttu-tll. and are pit-writ I“ 24M" “'"l‘tord, Mclrose, Ncwbttrrport. Newton.
Ium'l' place-- sut'il 8“ ”W“- :Stilplll. Sonnet-ville. Woburn and War
._._ “W” ’ ““ valor.
i ”the call) hours were gettcrallv tin-
limotabtc lot a heavy vote walking
brim: iti moat lllHilllUn‘ \cr\ slippery
ttnd the weather thicuicnlng rain or
.rnow. in thc absence of ii contcst
for mayor tho titunlt'ipai clottion to
lltlav rcsolvctl lthcll into contcsiu
CASTOR lA
For Infants and Children. t
llu Kill You Hate Altai: Bought
foi
Bears the uttcct tonmilsaloncr ti membci of the
1' WW Iut-ltool tomntlttcc, government, com-
Blznutmo s postd or ihittm n nitlcrtncu and seven
.1) ll\t' llit tubers of tin tomtnou conn-
,ftil, anti tiic iltcnae unintiou.
Little llrt)thct‘~\\'httt arc " dainti lt
fret-thmcuti-t.” Willy? i
lilmtcr llrotlict'—<’l‘ltc kind that fool
you bitt don‘t till Ytlllr-vl'nt‘lt.
Calcuwect, the ideal medicine for
'llll‘ little mica. (”‘ontalna no opinion.
t‘onfortna frilly with National Pure
---—-—-— lood and lulu: Law. Write E. (l.
Upon the lltiwtlS* llthitt'a Lilli» lit Witt & (‘o t‘hlcauo. ill.. for the
liailv Rim-rs ale tw-onitntndmt antll"llnh) liook” Sold by The Clitlord
Hilltl hy'l'heCllfftud l'llltl'lllilt) and The Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
Bridge Pharmacy. :ntacy.
l 1“ i
Christmas Bells
Rina happiness into hundreds of homes
this neat. and to make the humour perfect
tion should minale with the music. the tinkle
of a telephone bell to "Ring out the Old:
and “Ring in the New" era of Progress.
You will have a perfect bill when U011
usher in near happu lamilu to see their gifts
and wish them a
Merrie X mas
The Southern New England
Tiltpltone to
South Normalk, Conn.
l
‘EuatNEE’as that rut-z
Details of Locomotive Banners”
,Wage Troubles Given Out
Further details regarding the cause
. or delay in the. aetilemant of the de-
. mantis tiled by the New Haven railroad
engineers with the otllciula for better
wages for passenger men came to light
today through an authoritative aonrce
and additional information was ot‘liclal-
ly given out its to the basin on which
the demand of the engine men for a.
higher rate of pay for the operators
of the electric motors on the New York
division watt adjusted.
The latter demand of the engineers
was satisfactorily adjusted at the con-
fetence held with General Manager S.
Higgins in New Yotk city in making
an agreement with the engine men.
the. company finally granted about all
the employees naked for. it in stated
that the electric runnern' schedule is
an arranged that they will come in for
any increahc in wages granted the en-
gineers of passenger trains. Such a
demand is now before the road and
this in now the only matter in dispute.
The electric operators are to receive
the “prevailing rate" of wages, on the
mileagebasie given the engineers on
passenger trains. if the electric ser-
vice was to begin tomorrow this would
be three tutti one-half cents a mile,
with 100 miles constituting a day's
work. bill. if the. electrics are not. run
for a month or more. it. means that the
operators of the same will be paid t’our
cents a mile with the. some limitations
on the number of miles for a day's
work.
The increase to four cents for elec-
tric men will he matte In the event that
the executive committee of the engin-
ltfl'rl' brotherhtxitl now in session in
New Haven with ViceGrand Master E.
W. Hurley ltEl its advised, occur-cs from
the company the desired increase from
‘ltice and one-half to four cents a mile
I‘or the engineers on passenger trains
in othcr words the clectric motor op.
crators will be paid any rate which
the committee can secure as the “pre-
railing ratc" for the, passenger men.
The engineers naturally deprecate
the fact that any announcement was
made. that. there was a hitch of any
kind in their negotiations with the
company attd one officer of the organi-
cation Hilltl today that thc word hitch
was mlaapplied in thismnttcr. lie stat-
t'tl that the cnginccrs came on froth
Ncw York. having settled their griev-
aticcs in connection with electric mat‘
tern, anti at present they are preparing
some sort of document for presenta-
tion to the company‘s ofliccrs, regard-
gcr men in the brotherhood. Nogo»
tiationa havc not been broken with the
road. said this authority, and the com-
mittee expects to get a hearing with
ticncral Manager Higgins or some oth-
er official in a few days. They do not
expect to go down to the ofllt'e again
this week.
The tlctnandcd increase for the pas-
senger men would bring them to the
name lcvcl of pay ill: is given the cugin-
ccrs on ltcight trains, who for some
time have bccn ratcd at four ctnts a
milc for their work.
State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas
County on.
Frank .l Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
(‘hcncy & Co. doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid and that said firm will pay
the aunt of ONE HUNDRED D0],
LAltS for each and every case of Ca-
tatrh that cannot be cured by the use
of ilall' s Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this 6th day of De
camber, A. 1)., 1886.
A. W GLEASON.
(Seal). Notaty Public
Hall's Catarth Cure is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mutoua surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free
F. .l CHENEY. & CO.
Sold by all drnggiats. 75c.
'l‘akc. llnll' a Family Pills for constipa-
tion
Toledo, 0
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—.—....
STATE GRANGE SESSION.
Annual Meeting Will Convene at the
Auditorium in Hartford on Jan
uary 2 3. and 4.
The twcut) second annual Mansion
oi' the Connecticut State mango will
be hold at the Auditorium in Hartford
on chiwiulay, 'l‘huiodav and F‘rltliit
January 2, fl. and 4 Duo member of
the cxccutlvc committee in to be eloct.
oil and other routine intuitions tran-
sacted. The coming Heuaou of the
general tiaaetuhly will doubtleuu cause
acvcral matters to be introduced in the
nonstop to be presented later at the
capitol. The sixth degree will be con-
ferred in fttll probably Thursday cvo
ping. and no there will he opportunity
next Novombcr when the national
grunge cottto to Hartford. to receive
the seventh degree. the chum ncvt
motuli for the sixth will doithtlcnn he
a rot-ord-hroaltcr.
llv the utntc urttiigc t'tlllttllllllitlil tin-
auutuil llflll' in for the nm'ond 'l‘ucaday
in January but illl llllll tnuflict in the
will learn with the itovctuor‘it inaugu-
iatlou cunning a meat luck of hotel
attoiniumiutionu. Ilic tunic executive
committee fixed the tlitlcu rot‘cntly lot
laiiunry if», iii and I7. It won found
that tlictw conflicted with the air
mail lllUl'llllK of the State llairymoii'o
. anaociallon. and the dates were chime.
ed to January 2. ii. and 4:
NEW CURE FOR lPlLlPOV.
.1 it Waterman, of Watertown. 0.
rural free delivery writes: "My
Life Pillil. Him ill"! but had an attack
for ovcr two yearn.” Bent hotly
cleansers and life, giving ionic pitta on
earth. 26c at lt‘ ll ilaxlur' a. South
Norwnlk. anti it: i’ War-«la. Norwallt
drop; more”.
“ad...“- “um
VALUAILE llND IV RUDGIAN P04
a‘l‘. i’mttuflfliliitl. tier. itw'l‘lie
police today nenrchcd the lmlgimta of a
«indent named Kitrbauniitoll, non of a
leading morchmt and found a ulm'lt
oi titles and bombs, a quantity ot a
new grmoaive at extramdinary MTV
and plans tor unloading the clti in
the event at I! well uprising
SCHEDULE on attrition ‘
lug a general increase for the passed.
Comumption' u lol- deadly than it need to be.
vii
Certain relief and usually complete recovery
will result from the following treatment .
Hope, rest, fresh air, and—~3cart' u‘
parathion.
ALL DRUOOIBTBI 806. AND 8|.OO.
- ow»... mm
Mrs. Knickcr—aHow did you set the
steam turned on? Mrs. Booker—l
gave the janitor’e wife a poek-a-boo
‘ ehlrtwaiabn—Now Sun.
THE BESTWEDDI‘NG PRESENT
you can give is aSTAMFORD RANGE. it is a great ‘
help over hard places. and b:cause it prevents those
little coidnes’Ses due to poor meals, it extends the
honevmo in indtfinitelv.
FOR SALE BY
HORACE It, llASH, Corner West and North Main Streest.
anticommunist Gillan
Coal. We can do this easily, because there is more heat value to
the ton in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
The nun Keogh Coal Company,
Branch Oifices:
Bridge Drug Store.
Leary’ 5 News Stand. ‘\
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Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a reunite! application upon work or books.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and various trouble
averted by wearing a. pair of 0!!! g
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjuutod.
lamination Pm.
Matching oi Len-ea and all Repairing a Specialty.
o. B. JACKSON.
Optician.
For chapped and (trachea hands get
Dertt'o Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.
74 SEAVIEW AVE
Telephone 548.
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CORN.
COAL ANDTWWOOD '
AGENTS FOR
Bowker's Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield & Son.
128 WATER STREET
$5.00 Ton. $5.00 Ton.
Extra large Size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton,
‘ delivered in your bin.
THE HARRIS&GANS COMPANY
PHONE. 450. 68 WATER ST.
The Mohawk Springs.
Bottlern and Shippers
0' Bottlera and Ship
MOttAWK omoan pm of .
ALE
MOHAWK LITHIA
SPRING WATER
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Flareaparllla
Mohawk llircli llecr
Plain and Sparkling
Mohawk Not-vii
Muha’wk Sprint] litter to. 28 Washington 8t..80utlt lurwaii.
coal.” baa: cool.
01d Company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
Jeddo,
FOR FURNACE AND RANGE
Bros.
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Raymond
daughter. tililiolotl tor your- wlth epl i
lcpny. watt cured by Dr. Ktns'a New.
Welshtth fluted hit "is
The Read a Volk Electrical Colophon
36 Waahlnzmn Street. Opp; Telephone Stabilize.
Tim FAIR Client: a nun s'ronn
‘ ” holder that Maker of
ladies» bidilts. Stilts. lurs and an Winery.
Glrmniii "ode to Order and Remodeled
tilt WASHINGTON 812. SOUTH NORWALK.
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