NORWICH 0RD:EHY STORE ROI-
NORWICH Dec. 82— The safe oi
the Moltltnn tiroccrys more wart Iobbcrl
t'nrly yetitcl‘tltty and about $1100 taken.
The rubber» unlocked the mill» and ab
“1' (telling the lunacy ltpbod lite Mltit'
again and left, ’l‘lIo llll'll Pliiiti‘t‘i' this
hllIl‘t‘ through II l't'ill‘ window.
DAM-EB IN ASKING ADVICE.
‘ When flliiw‘lfltl II cough or cold do
not with stunts» out: what its good for It
mi lht-ru In tlaugvr In inking dome uni
known preparation. ' Foley II Hunt-y
and TM curve. coughs, ('Ulllrl, and pre-
vents pricutimltiu. ’l'hc genuine, Illl in II
yellow package. Refuse substitute»
’lhc (‘iillotd Pharmacy and l’lulsted'u
Drug Store
TAFT CANNOT VISIT NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, 11w, ‘15s 0‘In It it'iiI‘l'
l't-t‘vil'l‘ll ltt'rt- ,i'IIIslt I'Ilay SIIIIIWIIII') 'I'iil'l
say ilt‘ is obliged to ilt‘l‘iillt' to midi-whit
iIlI‘ Sonu- of ill.» Autmirun Ileynlttliim
on tho L’L'IIII ol‘ IIII‘A't Ititiiilb owing to
oilItII- t'ngaw‘lllvnld and lilt‘ larval pt'l'H
HIU‘II‘ of public IIllNilll'fit’
.. a;
STABBING AF'HAV IN WATER-
BURY.
,M'ATEIIBU ltl’ Dec '28 win the City
Court )I titer-day cam-Ii against five lini-
illllb. Illil’nlt’d tut taking part in
limit in re uiijotirnwl a titty. ‘rllt‘y Wt'l‘t'
only charged with breach of the potion
'l'wo Iiwn. William autumn and “IK‘I‘II
Lucia. Wort cut, illli not notional):
A cam- agaluut .iuc iii l’it-trti, aim
clIIIIIct-Ii vcith taking purl in ii Htalililnel
IIIIIII-ii (‘liriktttitm night, VIII» ll‘ijlllllllt‘ll
a day, lutil living illiilli't‘il from ”tutu
to $5.110.
'i‘iII
pititlit: Itlliillt t'pr Il‘mlllflt'h troubles
dyspepsia iiIIlirtdlillott. vita, "lull KU-
l)()l.. This in u eilcntiiic preparation
of palm Il dimalants tomlilnt-tl with
w-gtiablc uiltir-l and it contains the
Hilllll‘ juices found In ex'tIt'y llt’illihy
tiillildll'll. Killilll. in gi‘lll'ililll‘l‘ti tin
tIit‘t- rt’iil'i. ii bi llit’ill'lllll lo litiil':
will lilllitl” l‘tIII l‘wIl line. by til’l’fliillfl,
what ,\Ull t'iil. Hold ‘ by Tim (t'iil'foid
l’ltatniucy and The, Bridge I'II‘IITI
i.
IIIIH‘)’.
A new consignment of
SLEIGHS.
All styles and
Now 15 the time to have your
prices right.
Sleighs repaired and painted.
Horse Goods and Harness Repairing.
HORSE CLIPPING.
Rubber Tiresiurnislied for all vehicles. ,
LM.W
RIGHT
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
' North Main Street.
South Norwalk.
0
‘3\xe Yar'ts Geek 8) Suit Mouse
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
'9veatkeduetioa Saba on Suit-s Coats Skirts.
\D'a'xsts Suits and
Chhdvetx s Coats.
$15 LadlI-u' Suite lot ........... $7. 98 $‘1IIll uool Nun I Yelling \‘i'ai 19.31.98
$10 iflllll‘ti' (‘HHIH .............. $5 . ,
$11.’ Ilv‘ur Lint-ti 1 '.mln ......... $22. 50 'i “iota "3" 98
$11 Clilltlrr-‘IIA Coats ....... .....$4. 00 $111 Sula of l‘IIIII in gray ........S7.98'
COME AND BE CONVINCED
mecca
$5.00
per ton
.Try a ton of our N0. 2 NUT CO
hot, lively fire suitable for baking,
and heating your house.
HARRIS &
“movie 450.
MB.
oal
$5.00
per in
Al... it lights quickly. makes a
broiling, frying. boning. toasting
GANS 00
88 Water Street. :
THE HATCH & BAILEY C0»
soUTI-I NORWALK, CONN- .
Lumber and, Mill Work for Everything
1 . from a. Pigger
y to a Palace.
MILL, foot of Marshall Street. Tel. 45-3. '
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. Tel. 46-2.
The Utit't in homes; of ii .Iitlwootl Flooring ‘13?“ or partly myuI-I-Il With
mm! is rapidly iIIIIrt-ttsilu ‘
The reasons an: it lliiliri greatly to iill' illllll‘iil‘f‘lli‘t' III II room.
find, It in easy III than and I‘m p clIIIII but ii iii lttlll’il ('ilt'ill)t'l'_ in the
long llllt than Iiil‘ oitl II.I iboti ol (llilllllllll “11“le .-I.,
WII have a large, iliili vurii- -d ktIiti I)
(Ink and Maple I IIIIIIIIILI on hand "\ lI
fiPECIAL‘i‘
LINCOLN ROOFING. ,
Roofing. \i’urrannn t‘oi- 'I‘l‘Jili
tiny kind. It is uiuti II good H‘iiu‘
)Il‘ill,.'
hill“ 1'
A supmim iII'K'Il'i I:.
1']
led \iiiii t.IIpIIt,
l l‘ lid «.1': IIII‘ \Iilov i‘iaw, QIII'IItcrcd
ill toll‘. I. 1,. will lint,‘
I
lt‘iliy llliliif',‘ liliili'liillil
t‘.-mitt: or gorunlion of"
:I ”it'll cow-ring.
t1ll‘ limit:
or tIiII iotlt :I.«‘
'Fowls, . . .
Gamma-75
,.
1..
’ .
811111 1111131
1 .
Roasting Chickens, .
time-made Sausage.
O O
i”: .35.
12c thaw.“
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HOLIDAY (30003
The Fair Cloak
68 Washington Street.
W
and Fur Store,
South Norwalls
Watch Our "Want” "ForSale" and “To
Let” column
for bargains.
il~
mobbing match III II timing lelli‘l IIII~‘
an: in Itoiltmg lelvl‘ offered titc‘
Why duel an pctreaa
Intruder No one ever
are.
Minna?" they
1
Mail Pannier
t
We Have Designs on
Your Walls
'i‘lIItt pleurml you 0114' Idncc We put
lilt‘lll on, Any more rooms to lw pa-
1
iii-'fl't-il
It'm‘kvl) tliumwarv. iillllr‘v'l‘lll‘lilhib
lint: lltollr
“i ittpunteu (‘IIiIItI in ('inA, Sillii't'l’rl.
l'lttlm, ti.-
i’aintcru 'Suppilca.
(loud l'lt'lli) IlliXt‘ll l’:,IitIt $11. per
gallon,
\i'ltitu ('ut'tain I’tIlI-It, with lililill‘i'ri.
llic, '
Window Hlmdca and Picture Prairies
made to order.
Painting and liner/ruling.
--We give the 8. a H. Green Trad-
ing Stampa. Ask for them.—
L. H. DECKER
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. South Norwalk.
1r
. ALITEU A __,
prouuAR mini
TABASCO
PEPPER SAUCE
FARLUHARS.
11111111111, 111118.801
1,45 Wall on, Norwalk.
84 Washington st, 80. Norwallc
Real [statuan‘tl insurance
We havs several decided-bargains
in _‘ Income producing "property that
growth of the town.
Hotel Mahaokemo.
.1. it CONNOR Mu.
Service and Cuisine Up to Date
Rates 32 per day and upwarde
Stock and General lntormntlon Ticker
SuIIdIIy Dinners... 75 Cents
Tel. 488.
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUS IN E88.
CAPITAL,
$100,000.
, aunPLus AND Pnorrra,
‘ "73,500.00.
eowm H. MA-rnewsou, Prea.
.Iorm H. KNAPP,1atVIu-Pne.
rneoemcx H. 'nowrm, 2nd ,Vleo
WILFBED BODWELL, MM.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry
Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joaiah fl. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Chriatlan Bawrtz John III Light
trad H. Iowan.
~I~=~~~IIIIMW+++
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY'
PLUMBING.
STEAM
nor WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street,
80. Norwallt, Conn. .
:WI'HWMH
Miller 8t Jordan,
in! [slate iiiiliilli,
011cc, lion’s Theatre Building
BOUT" NORWALK.
lain Olin ill lithium
i BIIMINIT.
moat increase In value with the 'rapld ,
5..»1
We ”unlit!” «new! lam-Ia: 01-1
medicines. We are brain! of them.
rwfhin Io conceal: no rec/m Io MIA!
STOP In con A sort or
.Ltaoezrv's
Saturday Candy,
29¢ POUND.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 WASHINGTON "new.
Telephone Call, 15-4.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
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M“...
EVENING SENTINE‘LI TIDE
CALENDAR.
The Evening Sentinel Tide
Calendar for 1908 will be supplied
to all newadealers and newsboyo,
Monday, Dec. 30. Every pur-
chaser of a paper of that date will
be entitled to'tone. and we ask
,lhemto. insist upon getting it
The xtIIuIIII-I' "g‘liilit‘ \', wan iillilii'ti
last night. and II. II;.:IIiII iII ('(illllillfi—
itiUll
-.. _-.._.._,_,,,
A i. Iiiglilci Wits b..ItI yc: it‘l‘v'lill,’ to
Mr and ’1’.” lI‘HIIIlIIIc'A i Ilodgta, til
:13 i"lli‘II‘ :«tll‘mrl,
('lmricn llccciIi-r and Wiit’ hart» gone
to 'iirmiklyn, thIrI- thtry will I-IptIIIIi
ll coupiv ol‘ any... ' ‘
t'barbs \itl'llli but; returned to 11.1
tcrbui . III'rlI- a Ii-til with NI robilivtm
ili‘ll' IittI tlItIIIIIIIImI da‘I '
The Work of notation. tho bridge is
mm mm tically IIIIIIpiI-md tlII III ilt'iIIK
uni}. II li.ti.-_ qu‘I. to. do tintimnt'zttii it.
Mir-ix I’llllllil} ('I'oI-Iliv, tIi' \iindeid
strmt. who recently undcnocnt an up-
i‘l'llliiHl, in reciting along niztIly at lII-I
homo
.viitlri Ethel Glover in entertaining
III-I IoIIIIina. Minn lna l’it‘jllllllll, oi
Ibilltiiilli and Min; lttttrci Seymour 01
.\onIIlk
t‘tiIItIIIuItnr 1.0.4110 (trouble is having
I ('III‘ of lumber llllllillih'll and storm]
on lilt' lot. recently IIIII'r'lIaIIIId by him.
III-t1 to Itobcrlnnn'et lIlitl’ilillt’ shop.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry l.. Seymour, oi
\i'iIItlt-ltl atrcct. I-ttturnilncti their fam-
ily ili (lhrialmzts dinnI-r. \Vl'tlill’fliii’tl’ III-
ternoon. 'i'lItI glli‘lllH Worn Mr. and
.“I'II. Airliur SI-ymonr .IIIII daughtcr
Inn, of intitbtiry; Ml and Mill. '1'. :4
illoIII and daughter I‘;thcl Mr. and
Ml'ti IIIbI‘Irt Seymour null Howard
and tlauizlttwi Natalie, oi’ Sonthiuirtj
Mr, and Mrs. ('htu'lva Seymour. daugh-
lt'l‘ lldltb and non Norman; Laurel
SI ymonr. oi’ Norwnik.
The members of the Built Norwalk
Fri-tilt Air (ilub haw been enjoying
tbcutuelvcu rcccntly in catching frost
llsh in II rather novelwuy at the Bonn.
dict Farina mill pond. The fishermen
liI- 0n ilicir stomach, reaching over
tiw‘nidc of the mill darn with a stick
about four lIII-t long, to' which are
tasiunctl‘a number of fish books. The
trust fish at this. ntvason oi the year
are very slow of motion, and when
they get near the sticks they are lmI
poled on the hookt. by a awlft upward
movement and hauled out on the
Air Club are Joy Petty, licrt Voor-
been; Albert Berger-cu and William
lrwln. ltia told. of one or the mem-
bers that be exerted a great deal of
patience in trying to catch an extra
large fish, which‘ he saw along the
atone wall and that he found later
that the dell had Ila head caught by
tho gills In the rocka and had been
dead for some days. I
The Christmas entertainment or
(‘hriat Church Sunday school was held
last. cvenlng at the church rooms on
Van Zant titret-t. which had been pret-
tily decorulcd for the occasion. At
om- end of the room was a fine tree
decorated in the usual manner. and
, Ircluhlcd with gifts for the children
of tho» Itchtmi The vent-rattle pastor
of the church. l’tcv ( harltn M. Selleclt
was preacntcd with a pursu- of money,
lhl’ gift of the members of the pariah.
All the glint were distributed by a
Santa (‘lami I’ri-scnta wcrc matlc to
t'lll‘i‘l of [hot tI-achcrti of the l-lunday
school by tho unwrintcndcnt, P. W
.tlalkin, The lollowlng line program
watt rciidcrcd:
i am ~:.-Sthooi
”Mg and Short Addrenr~ltev. C. M
8 Mock
i' orolechool,
itr-Izltatirinwflladyn licorice.
liccilallonwlllntt Minnie Kcmmlch.
(‘iII'OI-Mlllfli‘ll'i Tate, lk-nnic Muttnrl. El:
Ido- lutncliclle. Pearl Muttart Min:
nit: Kcmmlch Harold Reed and
Willie Kemmlch
Recitation 1» Paul Muttrtrt.
i'arol ~Schooi.
"I‘I'iiflilflfl‘r‘nfllla llttnchcile,
RI-I-ltnllIIIt~—I‘I'Illle Ktvmmieh.
flout: —» Ito-bu l‘bttichcllc.
“collation“Ilil'nhll' Multan.
ltncilaliriuwii'illlc Krmmlcit.
t‘arol “school.
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PEDIGREE.
"Wf'cll «aid the utotiailral boarder.
’II-aulnn bark in hilt chalr' ‘er how at
thin meal the rI-prtm-nlntlws of two
with-LI tit-paroled generation."
Ilow iI that“ nIIlII-tl the lnqniul
tlw boarder
Thr- hm. we haw: lu-I-n Irving to
out was in all probability the arr-Iii
rreatmrandmother of this omelet.
Chicago Tribune.
HordCoug/z
We rho“
. IpIcIiII-Ii to‘lie pI'IIatIIIt.
bank. The moat expert of the Fresh .
your doctor luliye on: to.
lotto, Ayer' a Cherry Proton! let
your out cdlt‘", then buy It and
on It. It lie do» act. than do not
take a single dose “of It. He knows
ill not" thia upland“ medicine
for coughs and colds. ,1 ' ‘"~ '
a- I
martian:
Mrs, A. A. Raymond. .lr.,
ol Roltm
ilili, iII iii of an attack of tho grip.
llnrry ilaili-y, chief clerk for Hu-
perlutt-ndcnt iloption. at the Grand
(‘t-ntral Station. New York, accola-
pIIIIiIIIi by lint wife and tutti Walter. lI-I
Apt-riding (‘lirlrtmun week with Mr.
and .‘ilrti. Frederick Merrlile-ld.
The annual meeting
ton Ilaptiiit t'llttrch ROI for the
purpouu or III-tiring reportii " .Il elect-
ing oiiit t I. I will be held at the church
this owning. IIII't-ry IIIeIIIiIeI' III rc-
ait intuitions of
illtlilll'lilllt’t' will conw before the meet-
I? ltowa )'
. ink.
,. lloway ton Methodiiit Episcopal
.. (‘.iIurciI um. I. \\ iiiynnhc, pastor“—
-- Morning Ht'l'IlN'. 10:: II. III: Iiubitaih
Iicl'tool, 2 o‘clock; ll'pwoith League,
6:13 p. "L, I'VIIIIIIIg nt'rt'mltt' at 7
o'clock. ’l‘bc pastor will preach at
both unrvlccii. ’l‘he (lhrintnmti mimic
will bu rI-peatI-d at the morning Iter-
vim- by apt-clul request, and III the
owning lilt'l'l' will ill' npvcifll music.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘lcm Albrecht, cuter-
lulncii a number of friend» at their
iltilli" in ltuyiloml h'l'l‘tli, laid night.
A‘ lillltii tltili‘ig'h't‘fttliiirie to... attenuate:
i'l‘jI bout joining in heartily in the king-
ing, IlIIItI-‘lng'utiil ennwu which took
oincc. 'l'iie l’IlII kept up III livcly faith-
ioII until ciom- to midnight, when the
Mill'sili (it"lllil’it'li. fer-ling that they had
enjoyed ihcnItII-le-Ii immensely, Ile-
I’III-shmenta WPI‘I' curved aroundliiztiu
o'clock, and liil'hit’, too, were much on-
joytti. Mr. and Mm. Albrecht are cert
iuinly utlcptk in the art of entertain-
ing, anti it ill alwaana real plcaaurt-
to ‘.liII'l‘Id one- of their functions.
itnwayton iinpliut ('bnrclt, lit-v.
Frank t‘.. llrown, pastor-«Services
Illjlill a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning
subject, An iTp-lmlatc Rule- tII' Lilo;
owning sermon topic, Sonic “('rltlill'
lions, lltbic tichdoi t'ollouii nmorning
Iii'li'ii’“. Junior Endcnwr, .1: :10 Month
1y conv tIcratlon rid-cling iii (‘hiintian
Endeavor Sotlci} Iii 01.10 p In 'I‘llt'H'
day, at It p. to. union watch night III'I'I
vice in liaptist church; prcaclto-r of
the evening, Rev. Dr, Thomas Martyn,
of tho Noroton Presbyterian ('hnrclt
Al 10 oclock a young pI-opleii Iit'l'f'Iltt
will im hold lot on» bodr: i’ItIIII ii to
11:30. social half hour: iIIIm ll: .10 to
12. prayer servicc. 'l'btiriuluy at 71:10
p. "1., monthly coy-chant Inviting.
. . wnsrpon'r
\Z‘
Daniel I‘Ii'ikcotl and family of llridev
por. passml (.‘lI‘i'ittm‘IIIt-I with illl‘hiln‘ in
lawn.
Mists (‘Itrric liratilcy rcturncd yr 2910!“
day. from a holiday viult with friends
in Ncuburu, .\' I
Town (‘lI-rk .illHl'llil (1. Hyatt posited
(.‘IIristmnn with lt'iI-ntlli in Brooklyn
win-re Mm, lliatt pruecdutl him new
era] (in) :4 ago,
"Pop" Filnl‘hl'l‘ is celebrating bit: WI
l'flflw from It watery grow and iilil‘l'
from a He'l'llllll-i tin..- by having hi» lunch
room repaintI-ti.w
Harry Sherwood ll cc lvul by cxprcss
yesterday a fl'illt of thoroughlirctl l’tI
kin (lurks from the breeding lnrtn at
Bonnie Biac, New lttxhellc,. \' l.
Mr, and Mrs, Rolwrt Williams arc
pausing the ltolidnya in Georgia. Mr.
Williamn has charge of the horses at
lilo summer home of E. 1‘. Bedford,
Tho Wontpnrt fire department will
give its annual smoker in Arlon Hall
on January 20, Preparations are hiring
made to aurpritlo "I0 boys this your.
Contractors Carey and "lll'it'y have
discovered the leak which allmvcd the
big tide to enter the collar of the new
library and have made the place water
tight.
.1. ll. Ilobirnlon. .112, of, St. iAIilin, is
It. guest at the home of his fathcr and
mother, Mr. and, Mm .1. il. Robinson
on Burr avonuo. Mr. Robinson, .ll',,
has been absent three years.
Work was resumed on the new Mc-
thodlrtt, church Tburmlay and a car
load of brown HIDHI' for the trimmings
was cam-d In tho place. With a few
days of good weathtr lht' work will In
Ito far along that the building may be
covered
A notable occasion was lbrI ("brim
IIII celebration of Mr». samucl AliI-n
on Compo rim-It ubI-n hcr children
and grand children assembled at the
home Mrs Alien rccnivr-d many
h nditomc gills and those prcncnt had
a mcrry time Those prI-Itcut. were
Mr and Mr». Walter Allcn. Mr and
Mn, Ralph Allen Robert Allen Mix-oi
Delia Smith Mr. and Mrs Frank lloyt
of Brooklyn
A genuine old fatihloncd Cbrlatmult
celebration tnok place at the, home» of
l K. Gaull in Compo Wo'dm-rday
night. The i'c was a big Chriiitmaii trcc
loaded down with mode thing: for
every one prurient. Music. and other
mean: of cnII-rIaiumr-ut were provided
and not the hard With the fcmtt pre'
pared by Mm (l I.Iult Those present
were Mr and Mn tic-arm» Ilcndrlcks,
and daughter Mr. and Mn. lv‘ Ardle,
Mrs, llI-IIrlI-tta Stuart and a crowd of
younmilt-rtt
Thu robbery of i'. ii Kcmpnr buts
invert nominally busty this winter and
in now rmIIIml with urdr-rn. A new
IlO'flN'f has arrived for the Wentport
Prim Iompany and will be lmttulled
on noun Int it can In rat-ted to the
works WIIIIIpIII-t has not ft-lt the
money Ailillllm‘y which litut rm
pinched for I' brimming money on at
mum of lip iriattivity of local to
rltInirivn to the merchant In town
report that tlwv had a hrl‘tumatl
buttincan, and ollogcthcr Wentport In
one of rho roaleat apota oa the flap
thin holiday mm
A
"mm .4. mm ”W
Incline: amounted PLAN.
Diseuuion between Representative:
of Countrin Interested to
Under Way.
TOKIO. ”Pl 211 . A discussion of
III. .lnpauctw gttvcimncut'u program
and IIII-tliod of "nutrition of emigration
lIItu couinwnt’tvd between the foreign
critic» and Atttcrlcan Ambassador
(I‘tiricu. Immediately alter the depar-
tmc til I .IIIIIdtIIII Minister of Labor
l I- Inlcux IIIIIIIII (lItnIla, vice Inlnltilct
of luIiIitIII Iilfuiiii «hove to the Atnctl
tau t-Iubanuv from the Motion and dlII~
Illfltlt‘il the American proposalu and
uttggcntionu offered by AmbaHbudOr
ll'llrlteu front the liclp of the Japan-
I'm? governruenl it is understood that
tho dint-Implicit wits emlnently unlinfac
tIIry, and that a memorandum on the
I-Iubiect In lhtI shape of it reply will
H0011 be forthcoming. it. I; quite evi-
dent now that the Japanese govern.
Incnt recognizes that the mistakes of
administration on the part of a minor
Iill‘lcinl in the past, created the present
Ililflculi situation and In determined
that. thc future rcIItrlt-tiou of emigra-
tion will make complaints from the
American government and people Int-
poauibie
’l‘lIII IlimI-ulty til dcalir‘ig with the
possibility of emigrant“ going over the
borders of Canada and Mt-xico in now
occupying much attention becuunc it it:
rccosnlzed that while the ptinulbllity
continue» It will not be possible to pre—
vent a recurrence of complaints.
MILLS ARE TO BE BUSY.
More Than Forty Thousand Men Will
Return to Work in Pittsburg Diatrlet.
6 must of the mills In Mt-Keceport
(llausport, Duqucimc and up the Mort-
ongheia valley as far as MoneIItIen and
down to Pitlttbttrg will be in operation
and more than 40000 men who have
been Ide next-cal weeks will have re-
lttructl to work
It. III also undid-ind that every mill in
tho Pittnburg district will be in full
opt ration soon alter the now your 0(-
lit-lair; of the following IuillII have said
their plantI-I uill resume immediately
In full illitl llll' tirrit of the. new y'cat,
and that. the l'lli‘l standard of wages
will be maintained: National Tube
“'11th and its toniititucnlt; in McKeeu-
port, employing 10000 men; Duquennc
Staci Works 6,000 men; Braddock
Mllbl, 8,000 men: llomcntcntl Mills.
57 000 men; Madonna and Charlerol
Mil-iii 4000 men: Clairtnn Mills, 2,000
mc u; Donora Mills, 1,000 men; Woods
Mills‘ 1000 men; McKctespoit 'l‘lII
Platt- (.‘II., 800 men; FiIth, Stirling Pro
jet tile Workn, .100 IIII-n. l’ittebmg Steel
Foundry {125 men; Glusuport Coke
wmks 210 men and Severn Biothers
Works, 100 men.
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IOPULAR AMUSEMENTS»
EARL BU Hill I255 CO.
the III ail Btugcm f‘ It opcmt ll uni-k“ q
engagement at llnyt'ti 'i‘hcnlrc Mon
Iimz 'l'-ht engagement opens Monday
i-u-ning when A Man of Mystery will
iu- the bill A compltlte scenic and
t~lIIclrical equipment is carried for
'lhiH bill. as well as the (111101" produc-
litillI-I.Wh11‘il will be proucntcti during
IlII- curtain-merit. 'l‘iII- plain to bc pre-
scriteti‘at'v: The Man of .Viyiitt-I'i‘.
Viiilifl itotuttnl, 'A ibiitulitnr' IH' titt-
South 'l'htIlInII Wmldvtl and l‘:IIlIId.
l'IIIIIIl Human .‘ipiIlI-I'It. lttilIII-d Lives.
'l‘III» (irtnr Ilf'l'ttl'uu! (‘ilriP, (1n the
>1 lllllti of third, I‘Iizlillnr: the Flames
11th Women lluu .‘it'll. A nIInIbt-r ol
IIiIIIIII‘IIIIW \‘i’llllil't’liit' III'III Iii'c cIII‘rii-ti
which will lII~ ‘iIIlItitliIct-Il at army [It‘l‘
illi'illilili‘i‘.
All fill IIAi I
A IIII'gI- o Iroud Iitlcndcd tho i ictI tIII
graph minim: pittnrt» ohm. ,;I..t night
'l'lit- Sililil""l~ I'ill‘ .Ill wry comical and
I'll III as Irsz-IIIII ’l‘IIII now out-e; art
This litiiioon. I'll llIIncII lilI' (‘ilkt'v :Illt
The Lost l'nibrcllu. .IIItif ('Ht-iil‘ih‘ ilII
venue, ilnru Iii-gigolo, ('inwlng :1 .\lo
toi'isl, Window ("lcancr and Tr iIIlIltII-
of It ('ook, Special IIIIIIIIIII. ,‘I'tIv
Ycul's‘ l).t,t. ’IIIc picuatinlz, contest
but night ua~I won hi 1‘ :thtIr lngci
soil of “RHINIIIII atrccl
VALUE OF LATIN AMERICAN RE
. PUBLICS.
MADISON Wis" 11cc. 2S. «'liIII int
Imrtancr- IIfItlit- Latin Amcric -tII RtI pul-
lira lo the i'nilcd Stall-I. from tip
viewpoint til ililill’ (Ulllillt rcc, person
at inlrttoutw history and ccouornlt
I/tIIIi'I' Wu. dim 'urmcd at totlat' s Help In
of the Arm ricun l’oiiticul t-lclcncc Ari
storiatiou. The meeting With' hold 3'
lb.» l'niwruity ol' \l’lwrnrtmln. Address-
cu were IIIIIIIII by John ”’.ll‘l'f‘". tIiI'cr
tor of the International ilurcau of
American lit-public», Prof. L. S. Row:I
of th.» l’nlvcruity til l’cnnsylvanlmant
illrnlu liingham. of Yale.
~I
EPIDEMICS IN PITTSBUHG.~
PITTSIII'IIII, I'u., Doc. 29,-Whal it-
:Iald tube the worut epidemic _ oi
Iiicknctnt HIIIW' limb, is being cxpc
ricrIt-ml in Pillsbury: and physician:
citiimatc that thousands of DPl'irlflllII arr
proIitmtvd by. pncumonla. ttplioid for
or and"cnpcclally llw III-.lp Through
out 1hrI city nearly own home is af
looted in some lllilnlll‘l and u acarclti
of cmplovr-sz in the large flmnfl build
inns in m-riouuly felt. ’lhc. Pillsbury
llailwny Company is having difficulty
in manning its carn' on account of con
Illl'inl'll and motormcn being laid up
with the grip
I
. PITTSBURG. Dec. Hit—By January
rAIn lXcl-IANGI.
A New Back for Old On How
it to Done ih fit” III
The back aches at times with a dull.
indescribable Melin" making you
Weary and wallet“; plantain; paints
shoot aura!!! the III. «merit the kid.
days. and again the nine are no lento
to limp lII Agony. No man to rub or
apply a planter to the back to thin
condition. You cannot reach the
cause. er‘hahgr- the bud back for at
new and stronger one. Follow the 0x-
umpio of thin t-iouth Norwalk citlaeu.
Mrs. Frank Finnegan, of 22 Havllan-t
St, South Norwalk, Conn, aaya: “My
knuowiedge of the great merit of
Don I Kidney can is based on the ex.
perience of my husband He won
bothered {or some time with a lamo
and aching back and it he arose Imit-
denly from a stopping position. sharp
value would catch him In the back. At.
night he. did not rent well and web Im-
able to lay on his back because It wait.
sore and lame. When he not cold the
trouble was mine. He did not know
what to do for it until his attention
was called to Donate Kidney Pilla and
he got a box at Plaintetl'a Drug Btore.
They did him a great deal of good and'
he felt better in every way. Before he
had used all' of the second box, he
could sleep better and the pain had
ceased to bother him. We have told
many people of the great good Mr. Flatt
negan derived from the use of Doon’l
Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price fill
cents. l‘mter-Mllburp (70.. Buffalo,
New York sole azenteior the United
States.
Remember the name~Doan e~and
take no other.
let: not Arran 1.1le.
Mellen Denies He is Negotiating For
014 Colony ‘l'roileya.
The report that. the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad company
is negotiating for the electric linen or
the old Colony street railway, syutcm
of the Massachusetts Electric compav
ny, running between Newport, It. l,,
anti Boston, is practically denied by
President Mellon, who states that his
company is necking no more property.
that the system, both steam and elec-
tric, are practically complete, and that:
the further policy or the company will
be except in minor details and e'xl'cn
atoms the organization and developa
ment of the property it already has.
' OAD'I'OBIA.
”if
V
lLL-FA‘I’ED CHRISTMAS TREE.
Chopping the butt of a Christmas ,
tree in Prospect, William Smith, of
lawn hand, cnt‘his great too nearly 011'.
\ngry he threw the axe, and it broke 1].
window, and rttrucknthbild Mabel Sm.
Iillo in the face, cutting lipr Iterious—
ly Trimming the two later \lIs. Wil-
liam Scmlllc t’IIli and broke 111'? cubic.
indignant ovcr the chain of accidenti
Howard Scoviile a son imitated on do.
big the rest of the Work himself, and.
testing the candles, set the tree alive
and nearly burned ‘up the farm house.
F‘Ivarl'ul [cat the tree was bcwitchcd.
the old man, Ambrose Hcoville, threw
IhII the out into the hngpcu, saying
to his wife, "Fourth of July is good
enough for 1110,"
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. A REAL WONDERLAND.
South Dakota with its rich silver
Inines, bonanza Iarrnti, wide ranges and
orange natural formations. in a veri-
:Iiblp wonderland, At Mound City. in
tho home of Mrs. E. l). Glam). 3 Ivan-
tlnrtitl caste of healing has lately oc-
curred. "or non seemed near death
with lung and throat trouble. "Ex-
huusting coughing spells occurred evr
cry live minutes." writes Mrs. Cid”.
when l began giving Dr. King's cw
Milscovery the great medicine, that
:aved his life and completely, urmi
iim." tltiarantwtl for cough and
Itilds throat and lung troubled by 1'.
ll. Baxtet, drugglst.
lMPORTANT PROHIBITION CON~
FERENCE.
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. :fl,——-Mattbmt-
It), O'Elrlcn. national agent 'lor the Pm
'Iibllion party. rcccirctl notice ycstor.
lay of an important conference that
is to take placc in Washington Jun—
var,» 7 between the Pruhlbitlonists, the
‘.atlonal Reform Association, the Na-
’ional Anti-Saloon league and thr-
Women's Christian Temperance L'II-
on. Mr. O'Brien, with Finlay (Y.
licntlrickson. of Cumberland. Mil, will
represent the Prohibition Party.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills
Illord quirk relief for all forms of ki d-
1ey and bladder trouble A work's
treatment 25c. oSold by The Cllllord
Pharmacy and the Bridge Phar-
macy.
RECEIVERSIHIP ‘ FOR BUTTE,
MONT., BANK.
BUTTE, Mont.“ Dec 211 ~~Dintrict
lIItlgc liivorgn MB Irducin has contin-
II-d the hearing to bc appointment of
I. receivership for the l-ltate Savings
Bank to AJanuary It". with the condition
that l‘ AIIKIIIIIIIB llclnzc Its-porn to tho.-
credit of the bank $250. 000, and M S.
l "ugtev. prontdcnt of tbr: Institution.
17.1000 Thcec sums are Iutcd on the
«loci. held In the finite flavinga Bani:
by them. ,
m” a
Kcuncdy' II laxative rough Syrup'
causes a frcc yct gentle action of the)
bowel» through width the cold It.
forced out of tin: .ybem. Children
like it. Contains no color nor nar-
Sold by The (311 out More.
c’otlcii.
0.
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy.
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FAILURE or MAIN! route on!
IIOUIII'ON' Maine Dec. 28. -'I'ho
failure of the potato I run in Arootttooln
county hats beI-n IIII'Ntiy responsiblq
for the Ming of twelve pctltione III ,
bankruptcy in the. United State DI!"
trlct court In Maine during the past.
week by farmers and other» Interested
In the potato crop of the country II
has been estimated that the loan room
note about $3 £00.00!) in Iaoncy
010' THAT BOLD i
or it no result In .
elllao Be III III breaking up cold- whet:
our tried. about without except!
10.25.00: ald’lllhotlln. The Cit
tore. lead "allied ”
Norwalk Chronicler