.Explls Was . _ .
conditioning“ and ~ “
. Vice! Var,” '
illlllliiiu "
lillilllilllllli
while Passengers: Were Having
All amusing story 4 is going the.
, .rrounds‘among the railroad sople over
a mix-up the other dayww re elec-
. [ity stops and steam begins. says
Bridgeport Standard. it was
'vthgimt‘kllg of the afternoon.
mountaineer [trains stopped
,by side in Stamford to cut off
Mi electric motors and attach loco»
‘ ) Wail. iBMhiralns were from New
-Y kphouad east: One was a through
:‘il' "t, it
«
l
. or, an accommodation
' rile. ‘. Loy steed side. by aide
if hilt. ,s‘flunal ‘was given for the two
i, " motives to back down and couple
' \ ' a respective train.
:Wafi coupled on to
' train and the' express en-
attaohsd to the accomoda.
. i .’ It was all accomplished in
on!!!” his. the conductors waved the
1.40 proceed. and away puffed
' Vaughn. their drivers oblivious to
“ t fllllg‘liiilt. each had the other fel~
‘0". Mt ‘ ‘ ‘
Whittier“ Braksman Crazy.
2N0. L her bad the accommodation
train it than the lone brakeman
shoe V. “lflextstopi'urdiatrnin is N-h:~W
H—A-Vr .N.”
"The phasengers looked at each other.
limited and said, “our brskcman has
got Whie‘la in his head." but in a few
moments'they began to realise that.
sure enough the brakeman was on to
his job. for the train new past stations
Just as he had. said it would.
They looked out and saw town after
town skip backwards. Conductor
Ward Nichols was appealed to. He
said, "Oh.'don't worry: Bob Kellogg is
all right; when he cats: to Noroton he-
‘ll stop." One passenger who lives in
Glenbrook shook his list and replied.
“Sea belle. You have run by Glen-
broolt—Noroton and now we are pass-
ing Darius. What's that mean?"
' Wanted Emeralds.
[-‘ifliimflnofl said the conductor.
blinding out; “he does seem to be
gain some. I'll pull the whistle cord."
He d ll. Bob stopped. Some of the part.
leavers shouted. "Oh, go ahead and
3 ya on a free ride vor to New Haven.
0 road will have to send us back.
We’d like to at something out of the
rda'd forvlflo’ili 3. use?" Others show-
ed their accustomedtempar by want-
ing to punch "somebody but did not
a‘aesn tonnow just who was the proper
portion. to be punched. .
"The conductor ran ahead and oak-
edy Boll “what he meant by running so
llkb. the very deuce past all the way
swlmf,’ Boll replied: "My orders
state you through to New Haven with-
out futon. and i must do it or lose me
O
lull. ,
HWard Nichols thought Bob was
cram, and lion said he knew Conduc-
tor' Nichols was. The passengers icin-
edda the discussion. and they all final-
! decided to.no. on to the next sta-
tors-Ind telegraph for orders—That
was donenoalyl it took time. because
the. conductor reported that Bob was
maid: b . way'atationa and the pae-
la'ih all along the line Were being
carried through to New Haven.
. -“Who is Bob?“
' It mm the head despatchcr was
4““ than reading the Peary-000k cou-
trovara over the North Pole question
aaq‘dhiy not want to be disturbed—«no
he' iwill 'liili undarstudy to traiahtcu
out'thaitroubla. Than the] vaults on.
avatarlwaated (to know from the cou-
d t‘Who la hob?”
' A actor Nichols had to reply that
b‘was tho engineer of his train
and-ho Would. not stop at way stations
Without- ordafI"--than the underatudy
fl , .qfl,“lie'l a of all all-
[i "r,.not to stop of way stations
at he‘d hauling an accommodation
' M;
”an apt mad-and sent a warm mes-
a jack. wig: ”he was an express
"manor. a not an accommoda.
in:
t.
in engineer.”
amaantlme, the tluongh on-
ma plodding along behind mak-
gway. station stops with ficrt
. . at the throttle. liuri
a was hauling the accomm
‘. train. However of this latch.
Neariyl‘aintasi.
oommodation‘train was still
andz‘finiineer Kellogg was
mad consuls ill be thought
flosing time had rolling on ball
The silhdlflpittdlidlt had to
. ii the throne of his auperlor
. .. . . thron it all the red' tape form
. ' In ra lroad etiquette and after
dsspstoher had read a few
. as on bears. walrus blubher and
'_ arm he candasoehded to rot~
. usage to Engineer Bob in‘
him to proceed ‘lei make
to New Haven aséby ie
, rhs‘llhd got coupled. into he
min. find nearly fainted at
hum got anon-del- tame it
~ express on this road as an.
alien train. «We Militant
dammit." lid did not
’ ’ my ..' ..
mills: “it'll bellabbersastad if i l
'he want going
I] i
,
.- 0n the Express. ‘ W
Later on earner staid old Hurrican-
ingtou with tlfeexpress'; train; lie
thought he i, had; the accommodation
.i'train hahlad‘mls’enaine. so he stopped
l. ‘ Gilliiiro'ok. conductor Bill)!
art was atopphia ‘ior; _
‘ a. one got. on. no Billy waved
is hand ‘ahd ‘Bert “ went‘ahe‘ad. ‘ The
passenaers‘ looked out and said one to
another. ."Thaaa are one little towns
We bite stopping athlever hall a chance
to see them hetero as We have always
gone throuali on the fly. The road cer~
tainly civesus'avcry opportunity to
look over the real estatejpitea and peo-
ple will embrace the advantages offer—
ed."
.fifter Engineer Bert had stopped at
vs whole lot of way atatious. Conduc-
tor Brampton got off and slowlywalked
ahead (for he waizhs about 300
pounds) and said: "Say. Bert. what
are, you stopping at all these way
stations for?”
“Cause." said the veteran Bert. it's
me orders." .
Blankity blank, blank your orders!
My (p'ders arc for ya to go through to
New'l-Iavcu." ' .
"Ye don’t say so." said Bert. “but
not on yer life will i do it without or.
ders from the chief dcapnicbcr.”
Looked Like Express.
l “Look back." said Billy Bronlpton.
“and cast yer eye on them pcrler corn.
and that are diner and tell me if you
think this ere train is a w freight.
Can‘t you see she's an expr s?"
Engineer Carriagton scratched his
heed‘wl‘th his .oil can and replied:
“She Iertalnly do! especially that are
diner. i never see one befor hitched
onto an accommodation train unless
it was 'i‘eddy' or Taft's."
"Well then." said hilly Brampton.
“go ahead, Bert. like a good fellow.
and get us to New Haven without
stou‘ -
“Nope.” said Engineer Bert. "not
without orders.”
80 Conductor Brampton was forced
to wire: "Bert won't go on! What
shall I do with blin“"
it seems after the bead deupatcher
had ordered Bob Kellogg to so ahead.
he returned to the North Pole dream.
and the aub~despatchcr bad to do the
red-tape formula all over again to get
his chief's instructions what to do
with Bert Cnl'l'lligwll~--lillly llroinplon
and a long. wullloadcd parlorcar up»
lil'i‘tlii train. After the rcdtnpv cth‘
quoutte had been checked off, referred
back and ll()lll)li‘ checked. thou it was
that tho chief dospatcher told his hand
slave to ordcr llcrt to go along and not
amp anywhere until he got to New lln
yen.
When this lucssagc was rccclved by
Kliltilzlnccr Currlngtou, he was delight-
cd. saying: "Won‘t the old woman be
glad to sue me home early for sup-
per?"
When the two trains rcuchcd New
Haven and the engine were dctachcd
and backed down to the coal-pit. the
engineers had it flue ilmc tolling each
other how it was that they got swlu-h-
ed wrong at Stamford and how each
thought he had his own train instead
of the other fellow's.
The next day everybody concerned
began to write letters to each other
asking “how it was." Then these lct-
tcrs were referred back, up, down and
sideways until the more of corrcspou-
dullcc has got so large first an oilc
reads it, but each chucks if and sends
it to somebody else This. with com»
upondence on other subjects. kccpu
overtime to roll up the mass until no-
body knows how old Ann is.
However. next day after the atom-
aald incident occurred, orders warn
plat-co on the bulletin boiird ordering
that hereafter engineers lllllsl, not
start east from slamford with trains
without. putting orders from module.
torn an in the classification oi thu
train to he moved.
inquiries at the proper place as to
the facts in the foregoing story cli~
cited the reply. “There is no harm in
the tale and it is a heap more ““0 than
some of the stuff printed nowadays
about railroad matters."
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CASTOR iii
For Initial- and lihildrsa.
lbtbiinlimlillliw
moisture of
hun—
‘PONMSUB COUNCIL OARPIT
'0.th ‘
Captain Raidoli'a :l’oam Victorious by
a More of Twelve to Pour.
An impromptu some oi carpet howls
was played last night by teams of
am ., rhutiotam‘ mammal“
~. the mlx~uu made. ‘ ‘ “ ‘
going on. and the typewriicrs work'
tram
in minutes when you‘liava the
ly work.
absolutel
Highest efficiency in heating
Variety of styles.
Every Dealer Everywhere.
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Tiredness la Generally Forerunner of
Serious Disease.
PHILADELPHiA. N0. ll.-—-Thnt is
fooling of fatigue. if persistent. in of-
ton the danger sign of disease. or of a
condition of the body which makes it
unu-rculsicui to infcciion. is pointed
out ill lilt.‘ \vcckly health talk to tho
lit‘lllllp by tho department of public
health and charities. The lesson urges
that high roslatnui powcrn bc develop-
ed by exorcism. and fresh air. Says
llil' dcpnrllueut’s bullclin:
"(inn of the boat prcvcntivcs against
tuberculosis is robust health. which
givcu grcai resistive power to the
lilac-sac; and one of the first signs of
lloprcciutlon in health in fatigue, al-
though this, with other minor nil~
mania. may seem of slight importance.
yet how frequent is it tho forerunner
of morc serious conditions. if "c Ida"
warn li'ns ootnmonly neglected any
chaos of consumption would be (1 scor-
cred lll illclploucy and cures effected
before the coningionu stage was reach
rd. and pneumonia and many allied
'iiisensoa would be prevented.
"Fatigue In new claimed by some
scientists to be due to chemical ef-
fort in tho blood. producing what is
lknowu as fatigue poison. caused by
ltlruga, overeating. vlilatnd air. and.
5loss frcqucnily. over-exertion.
. “Next to villntod air and improper
'vcniiluiiou. alcohol and tobacco are
possibly lllt‘ most important of these
'cuuscs. This is well recognizer! Illilfilllf
'uihlcics. for ibcv do not indulge in
wither during training.
"lil‘lllli \vorkcra, thc clerk and those
spending their working hours indoors.
frcquenily. upon their arrival at bomb
on: lwrvuua. disinclined to work and
are fatigued. Theac conditions arc
‘ulnut frnrplcuily canard by fatigue
ipolson. fmm improper ventilation and
like continued breathing of tilialcd
lair. i’tu'sollu so llflccil-d ufloll f‘i'litll‘l
. to alcohol after lhc working houril null
lbcfurp lllt‘ evening lucnl. sucking; rc-
;iicf from tho atrculhnl ilrcil fut-ling,
.{lliia nilluulnnt crcaling a false appu-
..
"A healthy individual should not
suffcr fatigue cxccpt through ovcr-
oxcriion. which. in the brain worker.
is ovcrcumc by judicious cxcrciae."-
Philadelphia Prcila.
Mrs. Louie Hill'. 428 Outlcn 8L. Dan-
villc. lll.. writes. October lat: "Foley's
Kidney Pills started me on the road to
health. l was treated by four doctors
and took other kidney reincdlcs. but
grow our. and was unable to do any
housework. and the doctor told me i
only could live from two to six
months. i am now so lunch better
that i do all of my own work. and i
shall be very glad to tell any one
afflicted with kidney or bladder trou-
blu the mini results i received from
taking Foley's Kidney Pills." Com-
illcncc today and be well. llo not risk
having Bright's illnesses or Diabetes.
bridge Pharmacy and F. H. Baa-
OI
Pouuaaus Council. Royal Arcanam.“."r'
(lilo captained by Henry Roberts and
the ulnar b'y Frederick c. illodoll. tho ' new ”AV“ L “LL“? TRACK.
alter w on n: by 12 to 4. The losing 7. ,
loam comprised Messrs. Phillips. n Mm;°:;.;"°"::°“:“ “Mu"
Lillithouaur. lienry Thompson. Ed» aa . '" -°' °"'
‘wartl Austin and Harry Roberta. while
Messrs. Parker. Herbert Austin. Ar-
thur‘iinntington. France and Reldull
made up the winning team. Chester
Bullock was the reforoe.
There wow a large attendance at
the meeting. Pant Grand Mathewson,
of Milford, special deputy. made an ad-
dress. in which he complimented Pon-
naaus Council on its work and its cf-
.forta to get new members. The some
oil voted waive a smoker on Decem-
ber 22. at which the members will
have the privilege of inviting their
friends. At the close of the meeting
cigars were passed around.
At the next meeting. November 24.
the inltlatory degree will be conferred
on three candidates.
There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resultinxin pneumonia
or consumption after Foley’s llcnoy
and ’l‘nr has been taken. fill it will nitlp
your cough and break up your cold
, nieitly. Refuse any but the genuine
than. Coalition no. ales and is
is, and rare. «. sum.
rainy and
ley’a Honey and Tan is a yellow .
'l'hean York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has set
aside 3200.000 for the improvement of
the {entail-sch section between Rend-
ville and Boston. on the Providence di-
vision. it was announced recently.
The management contemplates the
ballastlns of the entire section com‘
prising sums.lo miles. The coat of
the improvement will he more than
that of any similar length of line he-
Ween New Haven and Boston.
The New Haven is also preparing to
enlarge the facilities of the South lice.
ion frclhht terminal. The promised im-
provement includes the addition of out
other yard, milling seven in all. The
property measury for the saturation
ill the slip of the old barrel factory. at
Fargo and C streets. which was burn-
cii tome months since.
The new yard will pmvldc for the
storage of too cars at in point where
transfers will be arcuily accelerated.
The South Boston terminal at nrenont
contains "this not and more than llo
f ' it. a d is the larmt men
. hlfiiermtnai. as. distilb
window. , it Mahala “lacuna
, Minutes "Make
y».llmm cesium-2w "Io dorm
an «unbearable cold too slow—
lng heat that contributes the‘cheery'
comfort yoawaal in your hornets
the tiller-once that can be made;
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to do your holdup. it is unrivaled
for quick work—and elective. clean- 3
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sit twist... or A "Elirtau‘ao
FEILING.
naturalization bureau. however. has“
. l
Impossible to turn the wick too high or too low-impossible
to make it smoke or craft disagreeable odor—the self-locking
Automatic Smokeleu Device
prevents smoke. Lighted‘in a second—cleaned in a minute
--burns me Houraiwith one filling/Rustic“ brass font.
Automatic smokeless device instantly removed for cleaning.
poured—Beautifully finished in
Japan or Nickel—an ornament anywhere—a necessity everywhere.
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‘. ' “Monasatarlm.
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Short Dissertation on the Value of
Various Klnsf0lk.
Rolatlvcu are tllunxrccnblc friends lll~
fllclcd on us by Prin’itir‘llf‘r‘. If wn are
sufficiently foolish, m- can secure an
additional bunch by illurl'ylul: tailllll"
one. Though uomciimcu useful. more
Allaits ‘Apallt Assuming NormalCtihl
dillons in llte‘Ncw Jersey Hal-‘
I ling Dislrlcl
The Newarlaltloum. uaya:
Expressing his; l)iillefiliili the.I uclllc-
V inonl ol' the. hatiluy trouble in credit-
nblc to both aides llllll dcclai‘lng illlil
the most important provisions is that
providing for a board of arbitration.
which. it in hcld, should put an and to
strikes and lockoutu, Judge Thomas A.
Davis and John: A. Moilltt. national
prculdoui of the United flutters, have
given out a ntuieluent.
The formal nlmouilcculcnt in as fol.
lows:
"Wu incl that tho acitlulllenl of the
batting trouble is ol'cdllabli- to both
silica. The old hands are back at work
lll tho l'oclorlcu and apparently they
arc happy. and. Wu bollcvc, lilo illilllli-
fili'lllll‘Pl‘ti also urn happy that “it“ cun-
lrovursy in all no and.
"The in gutluilous nccoasarlly took ll
lolly limo. \‘i'holl illc math-r won first
taken up. month; ago, we sought nud-
liui-i-s with both lhc manufacturers
illlil ibu uliiccrll of tho union. We wore
able to meet with the officers. luli the
manufacturers were not yet ready to
front with us. and the settlement was
thcrcfoi'c. poalponed. Now that it is
ow-r. both sides will undoubtedly Work
in harmony.
“Wr- feel that by for tho most impel"
lulli provision in the uclilumcm is the
pmvlsiou relating to thc saith-mom of
all future disputes by arbitration. That
provision is us followsv
" ‘A board of arbitration. pcrmnucnt
in character. consisting of three. one
to be appointed by the employers. one
by ibc buttcra' organization, and tin-
third by Governor Port. is to bc cs;
fallllslwd to settle nll (‘illlif‘fli'l‘l'tllf'li
baiwccu vluplnyon unilciuployvr which
fail of udillsiiucllt in any factory. No
stoppage of work nor diaciiurgv of
men pending arbitration. All vucnn
clue in thv intuition of third arbitrator.
oficu. tin-y colisidci' llil‘li‘ main mission
in lift) in limbo as much trouble nu
ponslblc. A li‘lllllYt- is nillilulllllfiii-l more
to bc. fcui‘ud than u luv.) lion or ii bllud
tlxcl‘.
All cluesiflcullou of kinsl‘nlk must
necessarily be ill‘illli‘ui). lwcuusc llllll
Is the uuiul‘c of rvlaliwa; but. ill urn
oral, the-run are twu kinds -
cure lllitllll illlll tho kind you awl-ilr
about. The latter is the common or
garden variety, and of small impor
iuncc—t-rolalivcly speaking.
There are your rich relativi-s whom
you cultivate. your poor relatives who
cultivate you. and your lgiliil‘alll rclu-
iivuu who need c liirntiun. Also, near
and distant rel“ you. and some with
an. bulb. Tll‘ .ll rt-lallvc. for in
stance. is mun .0“ with his coin
nlld tiluinnt with y I But lhcy are all
your door rclnt PE-‘Ifllllt' would in-
dcnr at $2 a bun .
Your niuii‘ rulntlvea arc the mica you
can't not away from. 'l‘licy until to bc
cvcr ucur you. extinct a present from
you on Christmas. and will borrow
nloncy from you up eight Your lli'lir
l‘cluflvcs arc aupnlmcil to boat some rv»
Hl'lllllllllll‘v to villi that is. lllvy hun-
your poor features in nu aunt-innind
form. This vxpluiuu why you Iikc in in-
tolil how much you rcscmblc
(‘ouslll llufua. who has u now like it
rillubugu, n: how you arc the llvllliz
lmnnc of your Aulil llvily, who is
cl‘naa-clcil llilll bus to bc liimpcil in in”
\Vi'llilli‘l‘.
’i‘bo (llb‘llllil rclalive is the antral
klilfl“'llli‘ inim- lllaiulii. llll' lll'lit‘l'.
Till‘t‘l‘ lhnusunil iullcs la a mod lllN'
lance 'l‘lw illwluul li‘lilll\'t‘ will not
visit you as iiiivfl as your "car kin.
but ht! will probably silly longer. 'l‘llvy
llll Mil)‘ lull-um lllllfl lilt') burn any
liiiulm-sa in. Thai is our of llll’ i‘lllll'
llllll prui‘tlm-s uf illc rt'lliilvm. Howe
cvcr. tho distant rolntlvos cannot claim
fill of your maul looks. llilll illi-rc is
always ll chuum- lillll b.- will leave. you
something W'll'll bu diva. lo splli- his
liNlr klllhiulk lltt Ia lili' built of lilt‘
bunch. \
‘Tllc lroulllc will! rolutlvl-a lu lill‘li‘
bowcr to make lroublo. .\ nun-c ur-
lunluimico lulu-u lhl lllml‘lii-u with
you; ll vclilflvc lions, A fl'li'lltl bun
respect for your fi-cliulru; il n-lulivc
‘lsa noun. All i-uolny will ki-cp away
from you; n l'i'llllll'i' will not.
in fine, a rclnlivc combinnn ibc fum-
“lill‘ll' or in“ piano with tho uninvi-
Iiiltiit-uu of ”W bumpy. lllll. lwcuunc of
family pl'liil‘, you [post kl'cp up a pro
‘illllii' of pcncc with him. llcsldua. ll
liill'l wish to uunlrcl upculy with your
iiilluftilk-Mhfl know loo much, but in»
hind clunod doors "turn is many it
family row. and the man who cannot
not up a private “scrap” with some
relnllvc lliitl bcliur mnlui his will. Thai
in the bout way to [at even with your
rolntivos. "Jud"?
--licblml piles provoke profanity.
but. profanity wont cure tililnr‘lkmu‘a
Ointment curoii itching. bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suffer.
inn. At any drug store.
iMMlGRA‘l‘ION OF IVRIANO.
WABHlb‘tl’l‘i‘lN. Nov. il.-Byrlun
immigration only be considered at an
early meeting of the president's cabin.
ct. Alitil‘ilt‘y-(ii‘llilf'nl Wickcrabsnl has
the muttcr under consideration. and
it may be brought to the attention of
the other advisers of the president.
Recently sovural courts. nmona them
those. of Lou Annalee. Providence and
rim Orleans. have linseed upon tha
millet-t. holdinn that dyrlnns who had
complied irith the usual requirements
were entitled to. patilrnlisntlon. 'i'hn
differed with the courts. and some final
conclusion is sought. in the ulcun.
while the recent order of the Del’fll‘h
mom of Justice temporarily suspend
in: enforcement Milli! nuttnnlnmlim
lion cases against mom is in of
i'uct. "
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chi-illicit, cry
the kind you?
your ,
aubsoqlmut to tho ilral tilllltilllillll'fll.
alltlll be filled by tho lutlaou of ”W
[Court of Common Pleas of Erin-x (‘uuir
it). All (liapulcr Mllillllllt‘ll to lllt‘
llullll‘ll of arbitration shall bc llccltlcil
lb) ilwul within thirty days afici- such
ihlllllllli‘ii‘illlll. lillli their llcclulmla shall
Hw binding upon vulpluycrs illlii clu-
plolws. 'l‘bn forms of tin» arbitrators
ubnll lic ilvo yours from tho date of
iliclr appointment. and lilo i-xpcnaos
of the arbitration board shall llc borne
cunnily by lllv button: organisation
and the manufacturers. In case the
individual interests of all} arbitrator
urn affected by the conlmvcray bcforc
lilo board this altic so tiffocicil ubull up
point another arbitrator to act in that
particular cilac.‘
“With both Sltllln lo the controversy
marbling ulltlcr tboac lcrtllu. strikcs
filll] ltli'kiilllu in thc hailing llltill'li'l
ulioulii bu things of tho past. This in
liilrulluu provision will ccrialnlv illlllli‘
for stability in tho balling irudc. and
will llc ll lirtlloclltill to Illa Pllllllnlwl‘s
llllil t‘illlll0}l‘l’}i alike.
“Wi- aillccrI-ll' linpc tllili ii'lt' acltlc
llli‘ill will bu nppl'ilivil by tho oliipluy
M's nml culploywa. pull that it will
i‘vilOilllil to tho pcrlunucul alliaulupv
tlf li-llll ”
'l‘hc llillllilll industry in ilic (iruugt-
llla‘lf’lci. after living cl'ipplt-tl by ”it
conlruvcrsy over the mm of tho lllllull
lulwl for lilt‘ past lcll umulba, is aniul
ul lll‘ill‘l) full blast lmluy. fullou‘luu
‘ihb rc-opcninu of the bin lion; and ltu
tan fuclorll-u.
i (luv illillilf’l‘tl illlll fill) but li‘lillllil‘l‘li
\\tlilll'll who wont uni “'llt'l) tho ulcn
illil, inrluml ii lliw ill lbs- lllublulnl
uvvuui- station of tho ldit‘kiinlililll
lnilruuil of 5 o'clock and llllll‘f‘lltiil.
iim-lv .Ilil‘l'llfil, to ill" lii‘l‘g fut-tin).
\llli‘l‘l“ lbvy wl-l‘tv incl by Police l‘ulii-
inisslollcr lll‘lll‘y limp ullil (‘liuvlca
iii'f‘fl.
l 'I‘Iil-i \“l’i‘fl lllt’i'n ll Wi‘ll‘llllil‘ til llll‘
irfnctoi‘y null usalpllctl in illulr work Hi
iriluluiug ilic soft ft‘ll buts luullufuc
llll‘t'li by lilo 450 mun who won- rc-i-ul-
. ployml ill the Millie tllne.
. in the Hilton factory in- Wcul (it
lnuac about tun hundred mun illlil fill)
wouwn With! pivoli tlloli’ obi plucvn.
According to I'l'calill'lll Mlillllt, lit-uh
l) tiilt‘ hundred per cent of the "Will
lwrn of "N‘ (ll‘ulmc iocula will be at
illi‘ll‘ olil lilncuu by lint will of ”in
work. 'l‘lli-y urn alvo-u unill ililu limo
to claim tllcir plllccu.
Scores of men who found muplny
mam ill llll‘ Connecticut cities whilv
lilo slrikc was on hnvc returned to tire
ilflRil ulul morn urn comlnlt. Mr. Mof
ilii uald. no that the four cxpriiuuwl
lbui Urnulro would losi- lilauy of its
brat mechanics ll. groundless.
The only firm now holding out
against the union is that of Crown.
Quinlan 1. Moore. of Mechanic «treat.
and negotiations or under way which
it Is bellcvcll will stilt in that shop
unloniring again. The damaac to that
fm-tory by fire early last spring is now
being rcpalrod. ~
W
l‘nicy‘s Honey and 1‘s:- cores coughs
quickly. strenathana the ions: and ex-
pols colds. Get the genuine in a yol’
low package. Bridge Pharmacy and
it. if. Baxter. "
NEW ROAD OPINO IATUIDAY.
ANSONIA. Nov. li.-—-(.‘. W. lliallcs-
luv it Sons. of New Haven, who are
constructing the new state highway
on Derby avenue between lilteatiiut
tibiae and the Mnliby Lakes in Hill
lown of Orange. announced that by
uptitdlll arrangement the road will be
norm for travel all day Saturday. This
is done to accommodate the soloists
front the Nausatuck Valley who expect
to attend the Yalel‘rlncewn panic.
This road has been closed to travel
for several wesirs at this point and
nutcists from the valley going to New
Haven by way of the new state that
l‘iiililm road on Derby avenue liars
nmnpcllnd to go through the town of
mouse to the Milford ’l‘urhplkc and
thus into New Haven. The action of
alabaster 0 lion- in this matter will
lib ”will“
manuals: . ,
a, mom
i
am in this not
at; a. . V
FUL HAIR NOW. and they don't .. "
have to wait waslta and maths for null!
either. You will notice merited-improve—
ment altar ills very EM application.
Dlhdfl‘ini is quickly and
thoroughly absorbed by the scalp
and the hair soon show- the
eliacls oi its wonderfully eat
hilareting aniline-producing
‘qualiiloa. It is pleasant
any to user-cairnply
apply it to the scalp
hair once a
day until the
hair begins to
grow, than two
or three times a
week illl desired
reunite are obtained.
' A lady irom Chums. writes
in substance as iollowal
l have been using your-wonder:
fol hair tonic for several months
and as in: l I!!! now blunt! ’
with a wonderful suit of hair .
i transom ovarui sin »
lctialh: the braid is over a inche-
around.
Anolher lrom New Jersey:
After unlnl altlll bottle 1
am happy to any that l have as
nice | coil of Illli' Ill anyone in
New Janey.
The. Great flair-Grow-
ing Remedy can now be
had at all drug 'als in three
sizes. 250. 00 and
$1.00 per bottle.
To show how sickly
Fm [lander-Ina acts.“
will send nurse “will“ "10
bynlnra mail manyone Who
lends this ms coupon to W
lanlha mulls to. .nluni
with their name and addraau
and file in silver or stamps
'0 [W WONG- '
vasvsonv CAN um. canon. ‘
t
ill llllllllSl lll lilllllll.
bluffs this m-uson are not spokcu of
as lilllflw bill as bolster muffs. u hunts
enrllcd by lilt’ll‘ {greatly increased
lcnglll.
if :1 room is filled \vlili :il'ilsllc
lighting fixtures. it looks humclikc and
culpfnrlnblc mcn boiliri- n piccv of
furniture has brim piuccd in ii.
Atllicslvc plaster is alumni as good
to illt‘llll rcnis in hcuv) clothes as WK
ulnr tucmliug ll'stilit‘
.\'ol only for linings but fir c'mniui.
wraps llii-lllsi-lvt’s are (ill? ltll‘ol) bro
curios lwlllu used this season.
Tllt' siiulglll lllllllzll‘y collar iii“ llb‘
Ilc \i'i'vrilllll: cupi' pi-l'llllls up «they :lil
but: a bulld~polnlefl border should be
plain. too. with ll border after the
manner of first of the paper. But. the
heavy pcllicrcs want to be lhc rt»
verse. u lu-autii‘ul tapestry. say, hur~
niouizint; in color.
A reader in Seneca Falls, N. Y..
“gladly" sends her "izel‘mlnc Southern ‘
rccipc for uwoot potato pic." and We
gladly :lcept if: ()llc pint potato boil-
ed and stl'uillcll, one pint sugar. ollc-'
bulf pint built-r. four cgga. spice to
‘s'llll lustc. Tilt‘ rccllw is tinfoil l't‘ll‘
(llctuu. S. (“.. April, lilo-i.
Our local upholstcm‘ng sluips ill‘l‘
supplied this full with tlic hundrmmusi
tapestries llicy have ever carried. and
any uhu hulc clinics to be "done ll\'t'l‘“
fjwlll find the \l'ldcst lmsulblc rungc of
pullcl'llu in tacit-ct from. ()lrc shop In
making a display not only cl“ tin-m bill
lllSllllFill of tile llll‘ cillltil' up clusc
about the throat.
'l‘bc pi‘lnccss illlllilili't‘t’ (ll‘l'SS bus
colll'crlml the must rulucluut llclicvl-r
to flirt llt‘t't'h‘Mly of n lwri’ccl lllillli:
pctllcmlt. Ncurly i-vory wolnnu now
takes us rlllloll puilla with tile flitilla'
.lf llcr llllill‘i' skirt as silo docs with
her dress.
The idcnl motor cunt scculs to bc
lllut \‘x‘l‘lf‘ll has n ill‘ll‘l'hllilli’ lining of
rather or some other lunivrlul itupcn~
slrulila by wind and cold which can
‘it‘ quickly snapped or buttoucd iniu
kill. the various styles.- of chairs on
which they would look \v-vll.
: There is a rich. lll'llllillll green in
illli‘ soft silks used for evening gowlm
gillis winter that is very bountiful. it
Ila uvorywllerc vc‘lltld with black.
:wbltc, ul‘ suluc harmonious Silillll‘.
ilhl‘tlllkll which one gets glimpses of
;lls ubillllncr under the artificial light.
f rucvnliup u vcry beautiful and unusual
’ culm‘.
. 'f‘hc chiffon scarf. .whosv ends are
.llundsotlwly weighted wllh lung silk
ulncc. .luuscls finished with Clip-slipped cro-
l'h'vr) mil ginnl display of china llle‘llt‘lt’ul pieces to if pcivc lllc ends of
'lililc-s lbw oldlilalilouml until-build . lbc scarf is a dialigltflll substitute for
dlllli' china of our arhulluluibcl's‘ the [lil'l‘l' of fur and supplies protoc-
tllltc. and naturally cwry one cuvcta I lion just where it is nucdcil when one
| act til it. Its simplicity is :1 rclicf is wa-nring up unllucd yokc or low
:rolu illi- lit-la of many colors with ncck. '
.vblcli “'l' bnvc bccll surfi-iicd, -—-——-——-
'l‘llc hangings for at room lillllt‘i‘t'lll The Hill of up eight-inch gun is
with out,» of tho now pl.lin pain-rs that 1 about two bumlrcil rounds,
not? “burn as .....nn..
DELlOHTFUL SHORT BEA TRIPS TO OLD POINT COMFORT
l
OLD DOMINION LINE
including Acc0m°datlons at Hotel Chamberlain.
linyu' outing. including trans- llllyn' outing. including tranu~
porlillion and im- 18 0 [Mirtutlou and im- .
ti-l nccmummlulion.. s a 0 il'l uccommmlullou.. $22.00
The only direct line to Old Point COmfort withont‘cflanus.
Steam-hips are all equipped with the United Wireless Telegraph System.
Bloomers bun-u New Yill‘k owl-y tidy cxccpl i-buuluy at 3 p. m.. arriving
()lii l’oiut Comfort following llllll'lllllfl. ltcluru lvuvo Norfolk tlaliy except
Sunday ill 7 p. m.. arriving in Now York nlunii Ilziiil p. in.
Tickets and stutcrooln reservations. Pier 2‘. North iilvcr. fool of licnob St.
N. I
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BEND FOR lLLUBTRATED PAMPHLIT.
W. Le. ivooouow. Traffic Manager. .l. .l. lliltiWN. tlcucral Pasacuccr Agent.
tloaernl (intros, ill-sf. licnuh Sit. N. Y
a”;
l
”81‘ filial: of a range that will
burn all day with one file;
that will save all your cock-
stim troubles and do per mil u‘
your [val till! That will pay back its
cost in one year. and continue saving
your money every year while in one.
That‘s what the CONTROL Range
will do. iluili on a new principle. No
front or this drafts. instead, a lever-controlled
their device hermit the oven. llama coke,
coder wood. Hot baiting oven in ten minutes.
Control Range
1. Mimi by a written alanine to can comer... of our fast um
mi n on tiny flee trim to prove its claims. Try It on for till dim.
L.’ 1‘ 3: males: army claim is true. ,
. son sans. av ,
'rna JONES a amenities coarser
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a}.
the” ‘ Wu“ W
tawian.
ii‘ writt- an. bellman. coup. l
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