Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 22, 1908 · page 6

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all lighting. jnwor, '
~ DI “an“? $23: ease; the moderate d aim in not sat-

District, Said-lee- lsded with. two or three drinks a dub:Z “

to be available at any
“a".fim' ”"9”." 9"“ ; vances; the mull a Chronic Alcohoh

,illihlni monthly charge “wimp.
m9 {NRW‘O not less

to” ’
‘ inalk Fire

ill 9! booth Norwallt ng
, ,r claims'snd

"m“ 1 thou-suds right in their homes is'

«”5" i verssi satisiactlon that It Is sold under

it 6".your‘ money will be reloaded. This
‘iii 6 ‘ guarantee is given In good (still and Is
g, t i may result iron.- carried Oil! to the letter. Orrinels not
I" GWMI enersr 3» a new remedy; it has been sold by the
,. or by reason oi... any leading drugglsts In every city to!

~. ddntni Interruption years. it has liited ions at thousands
supplying oissld elec- irom the depths to worthy manhood

, contract suitable to he grateinl men and women In every state
oilould cover a term for in the Union. ‘ . ’
loetrical energy oi not less Orville No. I Is the secret remedy;
nor more than ten years. Orrlue No, 2 Is (or those willing to
a « 1 to being properly pro take the treatment. Either form costs
secured by n bond, should 81.00. [The guarantee is the same in

itile lease at the condition» either case. Write to The Orrlne Co,
‘ contained or their eqlllva~ Washington. D. (3., lot tree treatise on

[5'01 elecrfic.[ energy hp flflvfliow. omne W“! b9 mailed flea"
‘ {gum}; "a at such point ed on receipt of price. Sold by the

' with", it", limits of the leading drusglsts In every town and
. III "on.” as "u" be city. and In this city by Edward W. .
W I'M by the sutborl- Kelley, .lr., Drugsist, 8 North Main

East Norwallt Fire Dill- 9‘” South NOV‘VMk- ' '

Board- at Emotes! Com-
m at South Norwallt: ,

. ' the amount at electrical
,mm all delivered he» lively, it such advice might be wel-
to or through any mo- cotne, to the end that their lllit'l‘l’iliii
converter, transforming.
,0: other electrical con:
. Ice, by a-sultable meter or
rs, provided, maintained
y the city, but to be test-
iIed mmble to the rec-
ires oi the East Woman:
'who should provide a
ltd place to support
llor with all necessary elec-
tions ready for attach-
, ' point at delivery:
responnibility on the
In relation to the de-

,lssid electrical energy shall

Mid, meter or meters, which

he understood as the
d

t-the maximum amount oi
mm or capacity required
' ~Wt Not-walk authorities at
, Will of delivcl'iV shall not exceed
doctrinal hompower, or 37.3 kilo-
, ~61 electrical enery, within three
f date oi contract, but litter
pe ' , it a greater opacity he
by the East Norw ilt authori-
w limit oi capacity at the
a dilierent,’rate of charge
- established, to may best serve
.. rests of those concerned and,
then be instilled by conditions
. irom experience and the dc: .
‘ go! the time. accordinguo the’

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ion of the Board oi’ illecrticnl;
missioners 0! South Norwalk; ‘
That bills be rendered and paid
tor all electrical energy de-
i’tlle. specified rate per kilo
. except that the monthly

. id not be less than $50 In
mainly cover service, maintenv
Wimtlnunt costs:

t the electrical energy supv‘;
the point. of delivery shnil hi-
otlrreut itnd on the basis oi 220

ential, the same as Is distrilr
rpughout South Not-want by tho-
oornmercial purposes.
reaping specificationsoi rate l
, lilons'aro purely suggestive:
, "ltpon which an arrangement. ‘

agreeable to inertial-pose oi the'
Norwsllt Fire District and now

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

- «cuts and additions as

to substitute and 'tlmes In reserve. .
Mr. Barrett desired to reply to Mr, city In this case.

 

rate which we have proposed.
from ,careiui calculations, was
upon our humble experience
which we have reasoned, that as
, contemplated ls likely to
. for aortic time to come, oi a
. load a large part at the light-
Wand a relatively small com:
7 d, It any, during the gent
c, a iorm oi lint rate would
M duplicablc than the city's
. . also rate modified to meet'
Itions. Iv'urtller than this,
I at the service would be
Wtberesular low-rate power
, . = e the rate, though um
. Mdightlas. should be above
, . .. day-time power rates
[minimum rate waspro-
"pollute tor capacity in
’t that would have to he
' ‘s‘ny case at diminished
non-use, as the East Nor-
Dlgtrlct not being In any
y s the citizens a! South
large invest
ideal works. at
l'sftlsyond the provisions
“ with the city.
.. - - and it is not proh- ,
. m, demand [or the service}
Mi suiticlently to bring it .

t soul“. as bearing upon
M .M loath Norwslit, has,
,_ lit 1!! shorty u s
' proposition, with l

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

proposition oi this
“to city might be ills:

 

Drunheoness is a in dis-

 

ths craving for more and more
comes Irresistible as the disease adv

 

The treatment used successiully by

:Orrioe. it is‘ a scientific core for
Drunkenn'ess and has ‘Iven such uni-

’n' a posltive guarantee to direct a cure or

and has the hearty endorsement oi

Drunltenncss. mailed in plain sealed

 

 

with them impartially and conserva~

be served to the best advantage that
united consideration might provoke.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH A. VOLK.
CHARLES at. outfit.
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
Board of Electrical Commissioners, '
Upon motion oi Councilman James
’1'. Powers, It was voted that the re-
port be accepted and acted upon.
R. H. Golden said that it struck
him that six cents per killm‘lill hour
was excessive In view oi Mr. With

that the cost at production is 2.8 cents.

Mr. Golden wanted to know llu- pt’lci’
charged the Colonial Foundry.

Foundry was charged a power and n
East Norwallt not to comply with

these condition.
Mr. Golden nailed the commissioners

walk consumer.

 

‘cents tor light.
Mr. Golden stated Iurther that he

'Wlirl Ill favor of furnishing East .\'or- H they “WW ”‘3‘ "1" Connecticut

walk. He sold:

iricnds to the north; how they voted

it created 7"

m, henpvgd lMt the City should be that the commissioners neither knew 3“” m, mule. Sold by all Drugglsts,
{air with East Norwallt and nothing the Connecticut Company's price nor Signature“ ,
should be done to antagonize that soc. cared; that they had simply ilxed ll. potion.

”on. m, ho .d "m at m, iar date price that would protect the city. Mr. , ‘

my Norwalrwould be ilfll'l 0' the Richardson also allied that the corn- NO LIQUOR ON PULLMAN CARS. . EMIGRATION FROM . ANTWERP
lnlssioners would not take the resptm- The cause of temperance Is pro~ OVER.

At the request of Mr. Golden, Cor- ”WW '0' a '0'" price.

City of South Norwnlk.
porntionflounsel John Keogh prepared
per kilowatt-hour.

Edward Barrett wanted to know It
near itsiullest capacity.

{there should be this amount at all

lGolden. With all of its success, Mr.

in an experimental condition. It is “I’m“ 0‘ ”“3 cm“

a sociallstic proposition, he contended.
land he did not think sentiment should

He considered it Is wcil‘understood “mime” l° locate in South Norwaiit,

 

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entered in this competition. ,; to read the cmnpcting novels, which. are

It ‘ I{wan additional sum to the literary matte 'eccs. and. on should

win aut

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You can catch the thread of the stories are measured -— a

by reading the synapses—then read the the ”the“ possible “Mfémf

instalments and send In our vote and mm,
criticism. Last week’s wiz’lners were: “'1 ”d M

First Prise—~16, G. Hill,

Second Prize-Thomas I-‘enwlck,
Third Prize-Annlc Fields Alden.
Fourth Prize—Julia Dertt Stevens.
Filth Prize—dose» P. Eugen,
Sixth Prize-Chas. A, Hammond,

301 South ml Ava, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Seventh Prize-K. F. McMahon,

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2707 Cresion Ave. Ftrrdhum. N. Y.Clty. day 9 ”5““ Pm"! 5 9m“-

 

 

 

 

chester's statement tlvo wrecks upo cheaper electricity than South .\'or-
walk.

.llr. tloidell thought It strange ll II
light rate. hear such talk all color-”1mm the com )1 Va iwn exhibiting moving pictlll'vs all

John Iv‘. McMahon said that lll!‘ cllm- mlsulmlcrn. in view or lilo claims that mt. mm”- (,1 Marlo-t
missioners' repm't mode it price and 118": bt't'n made tilnt llu- plant in pil'ttélti, to the great delight oi hun‘ ditto has not been deilllilciy settled
drum of our Climbs will) nightly vlfllt and something may turn up to prevent
the ll‘llll at that time.

, Tho young men have made many ...._...
.lohn ll‘. McMahon wanted to know "temp. wimp Dirt". and mu- nothing

lwhag {are they would up}; if this pow- i! ll fliMeiIl title would [ll'(lil'('.[ llit‘ will 'b“ It'll undone by {11pm to i‘lflkl'
or was to be furnished a—tloutll Sor- city.

named conditions, and then advised such a money matter.
Mr. Golden moved the adoption oi gm. popular resort,
the resolution.

, Commissioner Thomas Richardson the plate. ‘
Commissioner .l. A. Yolk replied that 3’81"“ ”I” the price to he charged

there is only one scale of prices, 5, 4 Eliot! Nurwallt at six cents per kilo Charles LnBarliomlcrlv welder: with We, [In undersigned, have known i‘.
and 3 cents for power and 10, 3 and ii whit-hour would be the snow au South Illa ulntnr, Mrs, Allen trim-mm. tlrove ,1, meme

Norwalk consumers pay. I:
Mr. Golden asked the commissioners M...

Mr. Voilt said he did not,
Mr. Holder. said he collld not Iilidt'l"

,0 give us water and "w" rescinded stand such a report as tendered by ' W holly, acting directly upon the blood
it? no you remember the (cello; may the commissioners. m w ill “a" "'8” ‘nnd mucous surfaces at the system.

Commissioner Richardson declared Testimonials sent tree. Price, 75c per

poles and lamps.

UP-TO-DATE PICTURES.

 

day at ‘I'ils Star.

sin-ct. this city. - .. behave

 

For Inlants and Children.

 

 

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Mr. Golden replied to Mr. Barrett the omnmlsslouers' More oi 6 cents Chicago says that, this action of the mncy.

. Pullman com any Is the result. oi lo. .
that he had seen the plant «nursed ”9 "mm" '°' 5 "' ll"? M" 0"" cal option oil have prohibition and use HUGHES’ RECOMMENDA-
., nose

to escape annoying pcrploxitles cunt»
Theodore Olsen recalled that Mr, ,
Golden's question was whether the ”1 by me” my"

power could lie lurnlshed tor live
cents.

’severnl times and asked why it should
not be enlarged again. He wanted
the voters to consider the difference
between the service of the municipal
plant and that of the corporation. The
.plant Is by no means in Its lnianoy,
lite declared. and so (or as enlarging
ill, be iavored a hundred new engines,

lleved, to Increase the business last
:as much as possible.

wall: consumers should be looked ai-
tor first.

didn't love: giving East Norwaib

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

f "'Ii'u‘
‘ fihe ..

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den's resolution.

commissioners could not act as irecly.
“who: were directors of a private 5,, rpm, Cliitord
Ii nocesss . It's good Ilc . ”5"
U W y M M beMr. (gluon replied that there could W
I I n term contract I“ conse- OIRL SENT TO iNDUOTRIAL
Commissioner you: said South .vor- WW fl. ”mime"- . " SCHOOL. ”Mb
n. J. Outblll bellows use are cent usnrronn. Poll. 22.—Henrietta W
moraines a my profitable one. Hughes. the Iii years old girl who has "
Commissioner Riohsrdson said he Mu ’mvh 3' Tail“ ml“ in “'0' been
if the Mount rats.. of the state as a boy. was yesterday
An «tenure discussion ioilowed. committed to the Industrial Sclslot in
m .m but Mr. doidons question as to who Middleto‘wn by Jud-ta Steele.

titer the electricity could be furnished
at live seats
l . swmd. (ion
. several times to have the question by The at
, smsrsd.

.. , William liollshoa's amendment that
' (a ' gours‘t‘chsslsmtswss road down.
it was tilsn'votsd, at to 1. to lar-
llish, last Norwslhl with electricity.
which at acorn means by air. Golden's
at live suntan

 

o-n—ua—s

 

 

sis. it stops the cough by stsltlllns
the throat and lung irritations. Bold
Pharmacy and The

 

Bridge Pharmacy.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

masquerading about this wactlon

 

profitably remained an» DaWilt‘s Csrhoilsed Witch Hanoi
nclimsn Powers asltsd Salve is «melody m tor piles. Sold

 

 
 
 
 

nest. .

 

 

. .
”LIMTIITO ”NTININTM:
”NONI“

The Norwaih an. R., ha!

:tnoilat conne- to unit hurrah 1‘
s s

but ill April: Mrs. Waiter Harv“;

 

 
 

Mira: lllflMte‘s storm. limo.

 

rule's aim,

 

MAY n'sacu ’ case wsouesnav.

William McMahon pointed out that Splendid Attraction Boolked tor Seton am Not Definitely settled for Trial
thc‘wlttcr colnulillnlonern charged dou-

Mr. Winchester replied that tile-cont blv rates when they on mummy the lllzu'lonnn, N. v. Hell. _2L‘.-i‘or
price fluctuates and that the ('olonltll ultr-

_ oi Kopiinslty.
Unless some unexpected delay on.
“I? limit four months Charles and Wil- curs the state hopes to be able to
l I..-l,iinr, two tip-to-dtlt ‘: young men. commence the trial oi Lukas Kopllu-
sky for the murdrr of Miss Mullcilc
rlnd Water in Trumbull, post Wednesday.

 

HuW's THIS?
We oil'er One Hundred Dollars he-
the Sim- Theatre cm» or the best in word for it"! cnse oi (lutarrh (but can-
. not be cured by Hall'u Cutllrrh (lure.
“-- r. .i. CHENEY a (30., Toledo. 0. ,

' tor the lust if: years. and
in perfectly «honorable In all
"‘m business transucllons, and iinnnclnlly
, able to carry out any obligations llllldc
Company pliers to iurnltdl the wit-c» ~ by his my“, '

‘ "Do .you remember the experience ”‘9“? l‘" ”W ccnts, ‘ . OAS I OR 'A WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
we had about 25 years ago with our Wholesale Drtlggints. Toledo, 0.
Hull's Catarrh (lure is taken Intcr~

, , Take Hall's Family Pills for cons

 

greasing in New England. liven the ANTWERP, l’v‘eb, 22.—~Emigrllilon
Mr. Winchester warned East Nor- i'lllimnn company has taken it up and trout lllIIs port to illegalinited Stings has
a resolution maltin fl , , v m. unlit oi the cost 0! erecting a ”I“: (,1 now expects lhnl. by March i It will .ortlctlcn ly ceased cause oi t c it"-
8 ”I ate it e co ‘ be in n position to discontinue the llci' that It Is now very dIiIIcuIt to not
Mr, Golden replied that m flew of sale of liquors on all Its cars operated employment there.

to, this city might be death... munlci 3| 1, the fact that some of the members “1 New Killian“.
iii though he believe that a p p lit was running at or

lent points have been fairly]

. Red Star Line steamer
oi the past Norwalit“ committee huve I! the plans or the i’llllmnn people which has just. hen titted out {or the
Commissioner Vollt ”we“ that .lnd experience In erecting lines else. nae i'illl'l't'tlftilll in this matter It will; s'mIgrnnt trade, has bccn tied up.
. the suggestions are open I0 where, they needed so such advice. 3 Out on y our trllns running (in i ‘
» , . ”“9" " 20° WWW" ‘0 ”We M" Coumm“ “mm“, mm, Waugh, New Haven mull. rum are one cx- CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
likewise. He could nee no mm a, the Presses which leave New York and One who suitors from chronic consti-
Bostoll ouch afternoon at 4. and mo potion is in danger of many serious all-
Mr. Harrell was still unconvinced till“ byh way or titration and upland". meme. hOriJ’m Laxativel Fruit “Syrian
that it we id be , e 01 or “V0 are the Coonial am cures «- ron i' cons pit on as u a
Barrett believed the plant still to be “ 5°“ ”Mme” m 5° Federal "pm”, which arle through digestion and stimglates the, liver and
William McMahon said hp m“, p t trains hetwocn Boston and Wushing- bowels, restoring t e natlml act on oi
Norwsilt as well as anybody btitdthfl; ton. 0" the” '0“: 2'3“"! ":0 Pullman 3"” Will's: ill 1 l ‘h it
’ ' company controls t e serv cc n l e ay am y w on 9 er at once.
“"9" ""0 this. n ”MIMI! proposition. "a plenty 0! opportunities “”- manlt hlli‘ict cars. (in lilo limited and other Orlno .uxniivo Fruit ‘Syrtlp does not
, . trains run on the New Haven the Irv house as or gripe and A very plenrlunt
:xinswoev‘arrdogzlkfiowal: Tim}; 32g"? [mammtgzugoggzxuge g": rnl corporation handles Its own dining to take. Reillsesllbsiitlttes. Plaisted's
not iavor branching outside the city. “cl-lion moved on unleadmmn that

 

Continence tailing It. to

and butter busineen. ’A dispatch irom Drug Store and The Cliil'ord Phil}:

 

ALBANY. N. Y.. Fell. 22.-—-l’ermis-
slve direct primary nomination by the
menedlyr'sb laxative leghMSmp cur-:52»: filer-tron oi a pray; as'rectml-
assent utromtloni. -mr . y.ovcruor ugesn it
Mr. Winchester contended that the y p p y ‘messnge to the legislature. Is provided
[or In a bill Introduced yesterday In

ltll Senate and Assembly.

t' cA-mcs314.
'ittiludiullas

 

the Most Comic Dressed Individual.
$2.00. ‘

 

 

prises. '
ORl‘i'NA ORIIN OUT OP HA

A I I
NW YORK. Nb. nan-It is allv
trounced that James R. Keene has de-
clared Gretna Green,
Trangagg. 9th pounds; the 3. hu 1
suite . pom: mourn l ruin
Bridge mgfwmm “d ”I: Handicap, which Is to be run Juno iii

lurnisiled by the Music Hall Manage-
meal.

o'CIocIl sharp, Grand March a o'Cllocll.
Regular Wallets. lids: Balcony Tickets, '

W
Use DeWiit'm Iditlo Barty Risers.

My m meal—um

Ptlllfi.“ '

m ‘

‘ Russians Want 1 Rrponsibiilty Plead

What-oi Helen's.
tl'i‘. PE'I'lliitlilin. Feb. 22.-—'l'ho
passing or the death sentence Thorn
day by a courtvmartisl upon Lieuten-
anHlenerni Sinessel. who was tried
on charges or cowardice and trench

lineal» Is receclved with little satis-
faction in the Russian capital, where
it is tell that tho trlal‘oi ‘(ienerais

» ,illoesselfliocit. Reins and s i, has;
'dolie identically nothing war. “no.

tailllslling the real responslbllity for
the 1’in 'ot the fortress. The court
Indeed decided the extent oi the guilt
oi diocese! and the other seneraln. but
it neglected i0 Judge the system at
which they were the product. it do
cllned to admit testimony regarding
the preparedness oi the, iortrelo‘ It
the beltlnnlng or the war, the role oi
the navy In the defence at a marine
stronghold. and other underlying iso-
Iors In the humiliation on Rustin.
The newspapers expressed sympathy
with General illoessci. and 'declare
lhnl the sentence undoubtedly will be
commuted. 'l‘lley demand also that
(lent-nu Kuropatitill. Viceroy Alexleli‘
and other oillccrs still more intimately
responsible {or the loss of the war.
he placed on trial. The papers call
particular attention to one of the prin-
cipal rcuultsoi the trial, namely, the
Tit-ehlitbliiibmf'm oi the prestige oi the
private soldier under olllccrll who
maintained thrilllgllout the siege oi
Port Arthur the glorious traditions oi
the Russian army. ‘
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE-
GARDING THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleased to. announce that
ll’olcy'n Honey and ' nr {or coughs,
colds and lung troubles is hot aliccted
by the Nntlt‘lnnl Pure Food and Drug
law III‘I It contains no opiates or olhcr
lltlrnli‘ul drugs, and we recommend It
as a sale it'illeuy tor children and
adults. Pinlstl-d'll Drug Store and The
(llilio‘rd Pharmacy. . . _ “

 

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HOLDING UP COAL PRICES.

cut-—

llilnois and Indiana Regulating the
I

Sea a. ~ ,»
CHICAGO. Feb. ‘ 22.~Consolidntlon
or the large coal mining interests of
Illinois and Indiana tor the'purposes
of regulating the output and upholding

corporations. the poring Coal Com-
pany, In which Rock Island and Chl-
cago & Eastern Railroad omclnls are
said to be the principal. stockholders
and the O‘Gara Coal Company. con-
trolled hy Chicago politician» and New
York Central oiilcials. are leaders in

tho vnrious companies while operating
”will under their present corporate
names, In to he adopted. 'Amoti'g the
companies said to he in the consolidav
lion are the illinois Collieries Com-
pilliy.‘llii) Springfield Collierles (Zom-
pony. apd the New Kentucky Com-
pany. , . ,
‘ LA ORIPPE.
Brnzlilni Balm, never loam case;
never lot It run into pneumdnln, nor
left a grip-wreck. Only, thing ‘on earth
that kills the tough in germ. But
you want Balm on n p only, sodo not
trips with the small slses, but get. the
50c or $1.00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonltli In water every three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat-
ment iaithlully tor two weeks after
you think you are well, to utterly sn-
nllate every germ In every great or-
gan. These remaining genus cause the
evil alter eilects; It is halt-cured grip.
It the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large done every 10
or 15 minutes till it stops. ‘ “

 

 

And Uncle Sam should see that we
get pure food ior thought.

 

<1 Allusrrllslvls D?

THE GRAND
SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON!

NINTITANNUAL

Ellll‘lllllllltll i," Gilli.
1 Prize illiterate. ”

Uncts Tribe. No. 26.
Musicals. so. Notwslk.
Monday Evening. March 2. '08.

Costume Prizes will be awarded to
the Handsonlest Dressed Group cl 8,
$20.00: the Most Comic Messed
Group cl 8, 910.00; tits llsndsolnest
Dressed Couple, 08.90: the Most.
Comic Dressed Couple. 84.00: the
liandsomost messed individual, 33.00;

 

» No costume to compete ior any two
, High-Class Vaudeville Entertainment

Doors open 7:80. Entertainment 8

'I'icltets for sale at Ploiatsd‘s. cili-

 

pieasant little pills. They are easy to
”New acts It, m Ciliiord Pharmacl'i
“Th.m’ ppm , so

 

.. ' L.»
. "slam c ll as raw vontt.
'“i "WW ‘le 1' 1w”! “I" "mall s3rd'u,'ralgln.~rllo cal-
sssm. airs. Charles aunt-rs: aloe 9;:th "" "l" "m mm”
“ID. eri. Williw sword”; sitsr- m», the mm,
. »°>.'" 'tonlia' Yardtrllllio pitted”!
' ‘ . ‘ “lice-mtg 1 oi tho 4"“

lord mmlcolslnsnnm ,, _ .
man's. Whittier I: Giant's or from all '
unnamed . g _ Eye” M

Moment

so! noes nor “

In unending Port Arthur to the lap

prices now Is under way. The Chicago

tho enterprise. The policy oi owning

dost Salsiiwniffridsy, February 21st. ‘

 

 
 

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in, mmlate . tuner may be
aw so ,

oxenkly dis lied. and restful

non-5 bytaidngsdosc

mu . efamodcorrsctlvss

EECHAM'S
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sum manhunt

FINANCIAL AGENT iN l‘I'ROUlLl.
BOSTON, fob. 21,—Annouucement .
was made today that Gardenia 1". King,
financial agent, having odices In Bos-
ton snd New York. had executed n
trust agreement conveying all his
pmperty‘to Stephen A. Hopkins and
Henry D, Yeatoii. trustees. The true,-
iees will tempdrorinly conduct Mr.
Kins’s business at his Boston other.
in a statement the trustees say: "Mr.
King is poriectly solvent. although will-
porarliy embarrass“ tor ready cusp,
his assets being/approximntcly 8200,-
000, with liabilities said not to t-ttt'oetl
$40,000. The trustees hope to straight-
on out the dldlcuities within thirty
days' time."
Mr. King‘s dimcultes are attributed
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