.1.
homo and Connors.
t. .
solo-s played but unlit.
“tests or ill In note-oats. MW 1"
" ii 8‘ onus-lint! till
. sushi” and Water. (a).
. 1
' “not Pa). 0
. nit-nut (P ..) 3
Mine Jewell (F. P). 3
ti
1
'Vlfiuw sommnamllrl.
Mood(F.Pl.
i
2
Worden and Worden (F P. i. 1
2
Mumford and Powell (P) . .
4*“! balls been somewhat costive
l mom‘s ulots vs eat the re
' :3“! dosing“ Theyfloct ‘mildly sVud
the bowels perfectly."
re Hm
I“! Krausa. 306 Walnut Ave.
Gonna!
“To...” with it And 'the_ IILIIVING'VTH: COAL SHORTAGE
M
_ lost with ti.
om'to woos» out on top.
Visat’V
dBli limp:
“tilt; and “will.
“ammonium!!!”
Nattelord and Powell,
.V V .93., .
mom and Whitlock
n r’wdswm
aalw’lgr sod Dluvorth,
M, were as follow
3
81;." 5
lees
‘ .
Mfi'H
“spelling; . tie,
Ba if .m 3 WI.
spill-mug Sheena...
Denney and Kennedy,
O’Brieusand Matron,
. i
in . l... 1
Pine notice. .. .
Keialo‘rlond Butt“
Bruno and Jewell.
Horton dzfiherwood.
Wordenshd Worden,
lHNHH aluuun alfiflfln 9!»
9|
1‘
The table scorers millet night were
George Montgomery
tier, Robert. Cullen. Joseph
8.,Mnrrsy Harry Men
J obit Wadiurnow,
Thom”.
Csltill. T
ll” and Everett sByington.
'l‘he teomsz.
ill--
be.
lieu-lulu «lanai-too auras-Voi-
V'mll-u-V-weé valiant-b9 “foal-too.» saloons
rounds and the MM plaVVyad
31V *6?me
Hope Hose—James Barry, D B.
Siattory. George Smith George Shes
han. ».W E. OBrIen Edward
arron,
ll vlng Doro” and Dennis Kennedy
FimWioo-eWilllam Keiaisr. Chnnn
my... “Bldg must BPundsge‘, George
ii Sher.
Jewell béijt Horton Ansel
wood. Ernest Worden and 110de V.
P H. .and L—-W. F. Ranch,
Chore; Bilssard. Josiah Britta. Mr.
Worden.
on some»
W.J Powell.
Phoenix—~8mlth
Vllitlock. Albert Buttery
it.
tennis and the games won:
First- Round.
Barry and SlatterVyV .‘m'fl
Kolsler and Platt (F P.).
Smith and Bhoehan will ),
lllulldllgea and Jewell (F. P),
Dorney and Kennedy (if)
1......" list Sherwood 4P. P)..
O'HVVrien vasud Matron (H).
Worden and Worden (F P.),
5 1
lhtucil and Blissard (P)
“i"
primal) and WhitlotIk (Pb ),
Buttery and Ehrlenhach (P. i,
7 mlt'tery vand Senor (Th‘ll.
Montgomery and Waters (P. l,
Curler and Dilwmth (Pb. ). ‘
funerals null Powell (P.),
Z; V ; {a
a S and Clll'now (Pll l. _
Second Round; ,
airy and Siattery (H. ).
much and singers (P. l.
Smith and Sheehnn (H. ),
Britto m Bhrienbncil (P),
ilorney ‘ d Kennedy (H),
gull. will... (so).
"ond Jewell (F. P.),
and scoot- (Pu). "
Horton 1nd Sherwood (F. E),
vs.
Carter and Dilworth (Ph. ).
ordoflpj Worden (F. R).
" ‘il iill...
Refined and Connors (Ph. )
Third Round.
or... and Slattery (H. ),
m ”
Edward Montgomery.
Frederick Waters. B T. Natteford and
Northrop. Edward
Wit tt 8e-
(beries biliymes and 0James Connors.
There were three rounds of games.
Belem. all-c.1113 names. alwopposing
“l
on our:
:1 ’1‘“...
l: l nonsense
F..—
Hemmer! Lines Ara Paying $32 500 to
.. , Got Gore Woof
MOAGD. Jan. ll. —The
H 1 today lays: .
“ ”$35 endangerment of the Halrlmau
“fibula! ”Jinx 182.600 freight on oars
",1” m to get them from the east into
the coal fields of illlnois. whele th ey
eon be loaded with coal for the
.um “will
Rm ord-
This extreme and unusual method
was? blighted by :the officials here afteVl
,a wire consultation with E H. Harri-
man. who gave his consent to the ex-
pendltnre necessary to relieve the cool
site in several portions of til West
out! especially in [fitness and Neblas
“Added to the loss in paying the
freight on the cars. mallet-rims" sys
tem will lose at least 86 000 revenue
and Willie three times that amount
which they woul have obtained had
the! permitted. their ours to be load
ed in the east with lllelrhulldise cl
coal for the territory west of Cili-
0330
.“M a result of this surlii’ite of 1-8
venue 8,5 000 tons of cool soon will
be distributed along the lines of tilt-
Union inoiflc road in Kansas and
Nebraska. Mole than 250 cal-loads lite
on their way there now. and the r-e
malndel‘ of 1.300 cars will be fol word
ed at the rate bf 15 or 20 daily
The question arose of how to get
the cure to the mines without having
some road stepl them for temporary
use in route. The management finally
decided to ship' them as height and is
paying 825 for the delively ui‘ mull
oar. -
until Dr Lyle recommended Caaca
best medicine I ever used for babies."
~Nannie I. Taylor Bedford. Va.
cam“ is sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge th
niacy.
HORACE JOHNSON'S LATEST.
This is Horace Johnson's illivst lire
diction:
“Don't discnlll the snow plow and
shovel at present, they will be needed
from the 12th to 16th of this montll.
Again from the 11th to the lfllh of
February
The disturbance to take plnce item
the »12th to the liilll of the present
[go-A H5.
"i had tried everything for my baby,
met. 1 can truthfully say is is file
On the Charles Benoit farm in
Farmington ll forest working plan is
being followed in the manslwoot (if
300 acres of woodlwd Which comprise
apart of this holding: 'l‘ile Stiiflzluyfiu
r the direction '0 s n
gmlifntv‘ggestate forestel. who sets in
cooperation with those owners .1...
string to place their lands uniiVDIl mull
agement. The only expense 3°)?ng
item such a plan is the actn ring
and traveling expenses of che men WV.
quired to make it. Ill illtl exp :
proposes to improve the arm amt
to increase its yield by a soda 0
thinnings. covering it peliod ten
”Tb: land at uleseni only producp“.
about one half cord to the sure per
autumn and by careful (lentment “Hg
Wield will be nealiy doubled be The
expense of such treatllloni can more
than met by the sale of loltlwncid and
It!“ which are (ii iii“ lllkell out; in
fact there will be u lPllsollllblo profit
The trees to be thinned out an;
lulal‘iled by fillesIl-l) experts. in this
lease senior students flolll the Finest
school at New Haven who are well
qualified for such work ”my receive
81. 75 per day besides field land travel.
ling expenses The hulking tbiit You.
was mode lust welll ill ll lost of only
i8 cents pel ii(‘|'l‘ 40 acres being
marked by two Illt‘il ill tlllee dsya‘
On the whole 40 iiiit'srabout 150
cents of wood uud iilltllli I.l0 oak and
chestnut lies will he (Ill. Ariel-Van
expenses are lllt‘i liliilitlll’lg (1".le
‘livery of the wood llli ll. should )6 a
modest profit oi lllllli .0 cents to 75
cents on the (llldtwmi .l'ld nboui ten
cents to twenty lo-llls mlch tie. This
llloflt is ”1th it.“ till“ in thll cue
to the difficulty in ;.« Hills across to
. iy on
tile I'lllllket llell: “lllt ll lllo mug;
ll steep slope and l A'llilvl scattered for
the convenient lllllili-Z of cordwood
Being so new ii.l llillll llu‘ market is
good for limb lll ,- ulld mulls/nod.
if is also llllt li willy; Ill note on ex-
periment. about in in inaugurated on
tilts some fill-m lit lllil‘le abandoned
fluids fol growillu‘ t illiulllllls two. for
market. Youlll. P‘JIIIH lull fir can
lief planted ill‘ llll law no of $8 in 810
per acre and ill llll' l-lld (Vif‘15 or 20
yr-nls ale lulfll l-ulluuil ilu (hristnms
tleus. As from i mm ll. l 200 of these
trees cam its I‘lill-Iill ill flit acre. and
the) bum; from it r... In 5' each when
sold at lentil in .h. tll‘ It can easily
be seen that ”if liitlllllrlllun should
be u plofitllbll lllll Miliiilllly as the
waste fields “(lillil lulllluisl- be idle
untl w0r.lllioss
The public ('l.lllllll' iluiillll‘it the cut
ting of Chlistlllalu llt . s is largely on
lessening iii-i lllti lllllluling of these
item is if lt'llllllll. (it lul- llll~sfl Ind has
grown in large lllllllnllmlls.1‘he for
more should lilllli .. in lulmlraxed to
raise (‘illislulus ll... . .l llkiVll'lSPlilVblVG V
cm!)
Besides this “magi ii: Beach is
stalling lo plum llll lullli 50 ppm
of would lulld 'llll“ lli i pring 12 nor-
os were lllilllli‘ll \\llll white pine,
Scotch pine. anu .n pl we and chest-
nut.
This planting.r ll . "Hill 38 to $12
per sole. iit‘l)(‘ll(lllli.' ii wll the amount
~
to accomplish it ~ Lilo.
iii?“ o isn‘t?” would» ubi:tu £3”
Manneryoorn n ey eh
Miss sat-«yo... chem... 'ollm.
WALSILEJEIIIL ”lip”
DENATURED ALCOHOLW
W
MI! Be Transferred From stamped
Packages to Tanks,
Mrs-ideal.
lands... the American ”
The hit year of the Wholesale Fur
» lmmlr elected it? its ensuing year:
. Idiom-o of}.
V and Arnold Turner .
Rot Monufnoturm’ Anoeiatiow
sited Stem opened most ans
WP on December 8 when at the
must Meeting held on that date at
the Email} Central Hotel New
Twill. it!“ following ulcers were unan-
Sonnet luncheon. President; E. J.
van Gal, vies-president: Walter G
instill. secretary, and Arnold Turner,
provision made for an entertainment!
weathmittoe to be 'appointed by the
Mont. which oholl hove in charge
o-AoIIlsi side of dila work of the or—
ganiatlon during 1 e coming rear. it};
is understood that l is the purpose of
, the .mtstiou to give a dinner in
There have been countless inquir“ Janitor, end that this custom will be
made by local merchants and lnaflUf‘c' foilowfi. at stated intervals, probably
lures at the once of Collector W. moduli throughout the year. Such
Frank Kim. 0! the internal RBVQ'
nue DBDBlWlllltlllt Bridgeport regarding
the. transfer of denutulud alcohol from
slumped packages in wimp.» locked
tanks.
Commissionel Yerkes of Washinzl0n
but replied to it meant letter from Mr
Kinney on this subject and says: ,
(ii That manufacture-ls using
completely denatured alcohol, who
hit“! provided snitnbll tanks will
permitted to transfel from stana
packages to such tanks the oompietas
iy denatured alcohol It) be used by
them This privilege lti slanted menu.»
fu‘turers on a collvollh me ill the mat
for of storage us well lls ploleclion
against loss by evupmutioll etc. Al-
cohol received flom different bonded
denaturing warehouses should not.
however. be mintded i llulllll tanks.
Ind the packages from which the alco-
hol is transferred it) ranks. should
be carefully recorded Ill lili‘ llllillilfacv'
throw record
i2i Alticllea mill-l than hovelale
spirits such as oils .lyeiilulffs etc.
WW be stored in stole rooms t-lontoinv
in: complemly denatured alcohol. This
privilege. however. Cannot. be accord
oil In the mile of speciality lll‘vlllll‘Nl do
natured alcohol as the reglllulious (EDII'
(nihilism that it siornl‘oom for the Sto-
rage .of such specially prepuled dons»
lured alcohol exclusively silllll be pro-
vided by the mhnllffitwiiIIEI.
' (3) Detail deniels lo denatured
alcohol will. as a milder or convert
illness lid Definition to bolllo and la-
bill limit denature
actulti sole; hllid t
in bottles exposed for sale.
. DaWitt'I Kidney and Billddel' Pills
drives the poison from the body. A
85 cent box bill a a w'eell 5 treatment
Sold by The lifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
SIGNAL ENGlNEER.
W
o. H. Morrison in Take Charge of
Earl System
A lath-cad annohnoelnelll which has
not yet been made public but which
went into effect on .lalnuull ist Wits
{corned this morning Is is as fol
owa' ’
alcohol pllor to V
keep llll‘ alcohol
gatherings as these only be depended
on to promote a. better feeling or good ]
fellowship» and fraternal interest
among the members_
The value of trade organization was
never more afllarent than at: present.
While the Hat Manufacturers' associa-
titut has no lengthy report! to make of
results enacted rel nevertheless it
hos been a great power for good but!
a restraining footer in trade methods
“policies.
“The more fact of its existence is of
mat benefit to. the trade in their
bond-ling of general questions of vital
be hoped that the organization will be
more active than ever in the good
work that it has for lisp purpose.
The new president is the head of the
Sundial Mundbetm Company menu»
lecturers of stiff and soft huts Brook-
Iyn, N. Y.
Edward J van (Isl. the vice- presi-
dent is the executive bend of the
Home. voo Gui Co. inc.. of Danbnry.
manufacturers of the celebrated Howell
“Agency hat.“ Walter“G. Bella is s
. member ot‘tile firm of Frank Schoble
d: 00.. the Philadelphia but manufac-
turers. while Anold Turner the
treasurer. is prominently identified
with hat . manufacturing interests
aside from his connection as head of
the Turner Machine Co” manufacture
sis of betting machinery of all kinds.
mmwuucmw
A THOUSANO DOLLARS WORTH
OF 0000
A ..H Thurnea, a well known coal
operator of Buffalo, 0. writes: "I
have been afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble for years. passing gran
vet and stones with excruciating pain.
began telling Foley's Kidney Cure,
then the result'wss surprising. A few
doses started the brick dust like one
stones not! now i have no pain across
my kidneys and I feel like a new man.
it has done me 81090 worth of good
Pisisled' s Drug Store Valid The Cliflord
Pharmacy.
O i E
SYRACUSE, N. Y..Jan.11.—-R€ilt‘fir
interest tothe industry; and It is to g,
i got no relief from medicine until i ,
ONE WORTHYF AcPLlCANVT OUT_
p
Foe- toys
Faithful
ROME. All.
‘ “one felt
We bud
sin or other but“;
not but! slow he
Crux. Janna
at a lets it
it nothno ‘. “
been MW: alkali ..
weather or harm home rule
W . Osaervsiole alticlea
WWW p “M the text of all ploscrip on
.. ' buttress by the clubs, list
Gothoiics.
1, his chief object
faithful in France
V “a? thllVelir Hilffel-
y ele was.
9“ Milan in the faVcl
that '
roment' s decla-
y against the
outset all who
uni ideal. The. Wk. cathollce must
be mama hit our“ of trials. qut
as shown
. enemies Pf the
the subject
1‘8 8. leligious
mm invéirinrvliilmt persecution. Be
‘ Ind carrying
at o single in-
Stance of a. cold Minor in pnsnmo
. blsylhsn Foley' s
Honey and’ Tan “in; beta taken.
ugh, but heals
. . Ask for
9e any
.. J. Bishop,
'_'l have used
Eh
Ji.
8000 rightly named
' Plaisted' s
outlaw Pbar
the whole ,
through AW ‘
ten fold to
derive from,
tnllb Cure
:lllie. It is
n Toledo,Qlt
Co Testilooo‘ollV
VV Sold by Maoists. . .
oitlo. ' '
’l‘nke unri- new room W»
potion.
wmsrso so. if
WINB'I‘EE, J
aged sixteen
M Mr 1(an
was taken not“ , use
treatment W.
scions state... The
the burn m ‘
to mouse him in
hole been (Vin
chins do not.
dlllg, but think an“ M’
this out in Va. TM“
F.
Ml‘. August... ’
seer of the. ' ‘
says: “Dr:
lVlVbly, doth
otter on I
Guaranteed to con WW
constipation» .3 .
South N
Norwslk,
puny's tug Al , ‘ '
She was bold tit/dd lit!
yesterday lifterboon by
Harriet Blip. was
l.ynn.and ”ll
>~ ton Tit abilities
We are pleased . ’
' Foley‘sfl .. gull ’
null
t their wings. ‘
2 month will ,be likely to continence of blush l. wllsllmwn went from ”Effective January 1.19010. H"fingwffdgflblisllfiubaigcfi‘fiaméfifii
south and west. working to the north the land in m u..- w ml. llllntione are Morrison is appointed Signal Euglntol tiles 0‘, nization f fill an letters
1 and easLAcold wave will follow Have doing fillolv I‘Hllttl.lll\ tile chestnut with office at New HilVi‘ll Conn in f m thgahve locsloa lizanty’for old V
2 ssupply car attached to twins. propnr- which Will-i ulllllllll llllll one year old ulnar-gs of tthe Icouturllr-l.illll and main 1:; a“ silo shows ‘19:“ wuglworthy' ‘
ed to furnish hot coffee and sandwich. seedlings Olililllli'tl Ill ilil‘ experiment tenonce (Lima); ,md illtoliocking. Of thesotbgrs one flooded for relief"?
1 on to anowbound passengers. Mari- station nursery lil \\‘lllll.-.ll~. The {tillers reporting Mined»; Maintenance of f ll m it b it. fell d"
.1 new along the coast keep :1 good look. and spruce, Dlilllit'ii Jir» lwoycur old Wei"? 0 debebmdm‘d fallow 0 Wu: uth .
nt. stock from n \V-w-m nursery. coat. it was stated this nlollllllg um. MI‘ I“ n 9‘3 gig“? I") go
E'if fellow creatures are to be slough. about. $3.75 new lllmlsulul plants. . _ Morrison was formerll sigllul engineer 70”“: r" n ‘ {a or an gm '
g teretl‘ in the same rntio they have in all of this \l‘tlllt, however. . the for me Me railroad and l". is now in tOVlVII. it: no tagged 0 Amh 3:): it:
been for the past year. I would reoom- main question is llllll u" lire protection (that e 9‘. the entire signal department 00 d discove l ‘9 an". 1 _
’1 mend a. surgeon's car. with medicine as one fire Willllil llcw‘ll‘tll‘ a plantation (of o’rood He is well known and over on a (300d so i tVtVld a. :00 V
1 cheat, snd'lfangsdes. etc." in a few nllilllll‘h‘ liiiil' In many see exceedingly popular laiIl-mld man “0“ A "l “W 0"“ “'8 9" 0W“ m‘
1 -—-—-——- item; the lili'gt‘r 2m .~ are almost Friar to Mr. Morrison‘s appointment Jot-table home and “'91 to “0: “WI“ ., ,1
2 "HOW TO CURE CHILBLAINSV. worthless duo ill l‘lil u.ill3«t’d by “(land (he an“) work wag (“v“‘pd (mo “yo VlO add- in her bank account.
“To enjoy freedom from chllbln us," fires. Stu-ll tires Filming year a or sections mm". and western it is l.
2 writes John Kemp,VEnst Otlsfieid Met. your not only lll'hlitn thug: youns ‘ now all marked into om under. “1‘. CHRONIC CONST'PATION CURE“.
“I apply Business ‘Arnica Salve Have growth fllltl ilijilrl' llll' mil, but event Morrisons supervision. One who suffers from chronic constt . ill
1 also used If. for salt, rheum with excel lllilly lllllll'l‘ :lllli tlt‘Nl'lll‘. lilo met-chair ‘H. D. mcb'.of Bridgeport was mp gallon is in danger of many get-long
1 lent results." Guaranteed to cure fever table Vlllllt‘ or ill.» liil‘iil‘l‘ trees'by mks. menyslmm'mghmor he... in charge effluents. Orino “native Fruit
sores.- .lndoleht~:ulcers. ‘llileS. bllrnll. ml; openings llll-...l».».ll \illlCh fungi in- or, the, western division. which in- 39““? cures chronic Whitman“ “I it
I WINNIE. frost bites and skin diseases. sects illltl vul'illlls l‘tll tlili enter the eludes the section wm nt‘ Plovidence old; digestion Mid stimulates the liver
2 25¢ at F, H. Baxter's, South Norwolll, tree and Wilmington J. 1 Vernon has been“ bowels, restoring the natural as .
and E P. Wood's, Norwulk drug In connection “in l .1.» it. “mid m locum-gs of the custom swim]: with tion of theseortsns. Commence tally .
1 stores. . . noted that silll. llil' .ll-glm‘l (ion of office gt gton, ing it today and you will feel better at .
‘ -—--—- . the file walllvll \\\ltll by Bowen. -Mr. Bunch has ivsly‘mt'd and will once Orino Motive Wilt 81ml).
2 FOODBTUVFF PRICES HIGHER m the number or \lli ll lili'\' has material- take a much needed rest. utter which ‘10“ 110‘ 1131159010 01‘ flit” audio “I?
IPIT‘I'SBUflG. ly (it’Clt‘tlE-‘ll'tl . . he. may go into the lllllllnfneturing pleasant to take. Refuse substitute
1 . PITTSBIJRG Ta. Jan. il.——-Figures -- . . ‘Wns exloedillgly popular Plaisied'e Drug Store and The (”Vim
1 read before the Chambel of Commerce MOHN’IS Wlw all“ their . childrell with all his ‘ ow llssoc-iutes on the Phltrm‘nelfl , .1,
last nl ht. showed that foodstuffs ale Kennedyh lllwiw i'llugh SYN!) “1‘ road who deeply laurel his dcpmi~V . W
3 higher ere thunin New York. Chicago Vnrinbil mum... i' lullisins Honey No CHOICE.
1 Philade (ibis. Boston. Cincinnati, Give and 'l‘ar. (‘lullul-ll ~ to the National I Vernon will It‘lllalll us an assis- “Are you in favor or government“
volnnd and other cities The statement Pure Food mul lllllu l..lw. hold by signal engine... in MI. Moirison. ownership of r l"
_ 2 'showedldh'ot lthe excess was from The Cliffulli I’ll: llilllt) .llld“ThVe Brtdxe Til new arrangement went into effect “No, answer . '_
3 1 to 14 per cent; as against Pittsburg Vth‘macr New Ysai's‘Dsl. . . ain't botherin one way our the nth r. .
Provisions. produce and meats werein -—-—-— —«——_—.~ _ l have had opossum the rat ti
‘0 eluded in the report A commission The lndils slow» .1 .l lillle boylwhose an“ claims sgin the‘gcvernnlent-a
1 Wu “pointed to make an investigar legs wow illlzll smelled} .. . . was settled-01w .
r tion and ascertain why prices were And laughvd to 5m lllt' novel pay his , 3 tier with lame back fiWsshingtonVS r.
3 highe'rh ere .. little lmnis “ill llulchad l. ~W le." sills J. R. Blank.
1 . "Why did illul lmuh “m, . Tenn. "1 have prov~V
new 1?: Little riy Risers. reliable they lilikt-ti "Will not wt 2 “ ecertnlllly that Eleo-
'2 little inst: mmended by The or red?" . mm; ((1 epili-lillVOl‘ cure. thia-
‘1~.1Pbelrtnacy and The Bl‘ldKB The smuil boy «will. ll llild gauche; thg‘V ' million... The first, but.
» allot ”Tillll lllll no . tow: . greatleliof and after tell '3'
2 said. V‘ I ‘ ‘ are bottles, I was cont
1 3m 3 'N SALVADOR. bull... 1‘9; . g d: so completely that :i
L , ‘O‘Wo Jun. 11. 'fiBflititfllil" ' m" «— . “ ploemlrettlrernnlmcnd this .
28¢ in liniliiater to Mexico from Sun "is rho nillt‘ l.» uli llltme r crest remedy". Suki under nudism
only or ad Handrail. last night said husband willlmll mung for W the sF ii hunter's. 80th NVorwslk. .. W
Him so peaceabie through but she had to .VIVlmll-l. Boot: agents Vrus In where a
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