Prompt and email. urvice at
all times. :
Personal attention given to all
prescription "work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait tor your car.
BRIDGE ”MERCY
.l. PARKER. MIMI".
Miss Bessie Milkweed has returned
has returned home to Reading ltidae
‘ from a visit with friends in East Nor-
walk.
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, The'Woman'a Auxiliary of Christ
.Church, In in session thisaftcrnoon at
the home of Mrs. Fredericklii. Wheel-
er, in Cottage street.
Chester Ingersoll. delivery clerk and
general assistant for Ryder and How-
ard. has recovered from a briei illness
and resumed his duties.
-iianncr Bread" is best. Tel. 3143.
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The arrival back of the good wenth
or has reduced the ranks of the Stove
Club to a minimum. None of the oili-
cers were on build this morning.
For the past few weeks operations
on the new house at the Langdon
islands property have been suspended.
This work will be resumed. hoWever,
shortly.
Ralph Howard, the little son oi Mr.
and Mrs. John Howard. oi Winilcld
street, who went through a serious ill-
ness ol‘ pneumonia, has now iuily ro-
covered.
Engineer George Sprague. oi the
Crescent Laundry, who has been laid
up for nearly a week by an attack at
the grip, was able to resume his duties
this morning.
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During the past few days nature has
‘ provided a very respectable sized skat-
ing rink in Second avenue and it is be-
ing taken advantage of by the young
people about the vicinity.
Conductor Charles M. Williams is
back on his car on the East avenue
line, after several days illness. Thom-
nn 1’. Brady, so long on the Gregory
l'oint run. has forsaken his car for a
Norwaik run.
At tho next meeting of the Epworill
League Society, the date {or a social is
being talked up and will be decided. it
has been planned to have the social ai-
ter the revival services at the church
come to an end.
Miss ilelen St. John, daughter at
Captain and Mrs, A. B. St. John, of
Van andt street, who is a student at
the Noru'sllr High school, was painful-
ly injured yesterday near the school
and was taken to her home in a coach.
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tlrliiom hi a colored man 300“ hobo
ing it, but one colored man than down
on his luck was in East Norwnlit ilila
nruruiuil. He appeared at a local store
and healtatiniily asked tor some stain
broad. His ovary action indicated that
lie was new at the business and that
hill plight was not to his lilting.
A delegation of East Norwaik young
people arrived home from Westport
at an early hour; this morning, report‘
ing that they had had a line time at
National Hall. The event was the an:
anal bail oi the Yannigan Athletic
Club. 'i‘lilii event had been anticipated
with pleasure to! several Wt‘iiitii.
Stephen Stone, one of the carpenters
at work on the rebuilding hi the lilti-
nor block on this Washington Iii-cot
bridge, had a ialL yesterday winch inn
rod his severely. Mr. Blane tell a dis»
lance or about ten tool. escaping ill-
piry. antacid lor- the chairing up and
the «riding or a bump to his head. i
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The Dory Boclli Club is udaciduhdil!
Ilvoly prolmsiiion even it
not been holird mm the lid it:
They are planning an ramming pg-
3rsm for the month oi February. to'
stimulate intensely-in their organl ‘
lion. They propose-vie mourn Randal;
flail in Van Zandt street each Friday
evening during the month tor a donut.
. interfere M‘
' hers.
that the team will be picked out this
week. The first session Will be held
next Tuesday evening at the Mayflow-
er lire house.
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A much larger number oi people
turned out last evening (or the reviv-
Ial service at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Churoh than the night previous.
which was very 'storn'iy. Last night's
one. The last scheduled meetings in
this series will be held tonight and to
nmrrow night. Whether they will be
continued sitar that time has not been
definitely decided. ‘
or”.
Dr. William E. Chancellor and iam-
lly have been engaged for the past two
or three days in moving from East ave-
nue to their new home at 67 West
street yesterday. The last load at
furniture was removed from their ior-
mer Essiuenue home yesterday. Dr.
Chancellor decided on a change or lo
cation tor bib home on account oi the
distance oi East Avenue to the South
Norwslk schools where his children at
tend and where he is superintendent.
' lilLliillli
Mrs. Frederick ll. Mead, of Brooklyn,
in a guest or Mr. and Mrs. ll. Arthur
Grillin.
~~ Reliance Social Club whisl minor-
row. 2:40 to 5:30 p. m.
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Mii‘ia loia Slovene, the popular illi‘il
ographor and lypowriiiat in the (lml’i‘
or The Hour, ill Norwnlk, has recover
cd from a few days‘ illness.
A ilanrc will be hold iii the ili‘illi-
quarters oi Rownyton i-iusc Company,
tomorrow evening. the aliair living in
charge of the basketball team incin-
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The John Sherman Hoyt lumily is
expecting to go south shortly to join
the Anson'i'liclps Stoker; family. of
Noroton. which has been there for
some time.
A dance will be given by tho Row-
ayton basketball team. at Hose Co.
bail. Friday evening. Admission 25c.
A large. well‘drossed man. supposed
to he s mute. was selling court-piss
ter, shoestringa, etc, from door to
door In the outskirts of this village
yesterday. While he was attempting
to talk to one customer, a house-doll
came around the corner oi the house.
growling. and. as the dog came too
close to him, he forgot himself and ex-
claimed: "Get out of here!"
The rain this week caused horrible
walking, the streets being a mass oi
snow and writer. in many places, the
in.- formed by the previous atom! add-
ed to the uncertainty oi the iootsteps.
The rising temperature, coupled with
the heavy downpour, has upset all the
Icomun'a plnnii. The local commuters
are having the times 01‘ their ilvcn try-
ing to catch their ' trains. mornings.
through the slush or on the ice.
'l‘he lindios' Aid Society of the llow.
ayton Methodist Epincupnl Church had
a mite DOI'IOtZill in the chapel. last
evening. The affair was largely iii-
tended. and proved to be very enjoya-
ble In every way. There was an in-
terculing proaram. composed oi marl
al selections on the new piano. Minn
Frances. Collin-rm and Miss Mildred
’l‘hoiill layered with Instrumental lolliii.
Mimi Collingu incited several
times. Misses Marlon . Crockett '
and Mildred Theail nave violin Richard Taylor has returned to his
Mrs. John Downers and
Franklin 1'. Crockett used can
duets :
Mrs.
duels, as were Misses Collin-gs and
Thames, and Mine 11th Thomas rocil.
(all.
the social .lrour vitriol: ipiiowod.,
iiiii in iron
Miss Mellie Allan Is ill or tonsllills.
Brooklyn. to visit insulin.
‘1‘ e intrepid oyttei; worker, Edy-
sce .lsinrdm who years no wasps
oelebratpd bionic, near. «it out i
morning tor them stand“ oil 1».
ion Point, to genitals drywall
or ii, iii
I'ii‘h
to Mt. Vernon for the Winter.
and: any“
pump of 13.
unloved tile
“We" ,F
determination to keep on
no ice ml not expected to
in the operation at him
Mayflower Iieoir and udder Conn
.; puny has not yet rum choice or the
pinoclile team to go up against Old
well Hook andudder Company in the
forthcoming tournament. There will be
twelve men on a side A member or
the Mayflower; stated this morning
meeting was also a very interesting
lucllonu: Misses Mildrml 'i‘hoail and
Florence Moore were heard in photo
itch-rudiments were served during
Mrs. William, Mathilda has gone to
:IIIp-uaneiuu-a-I-eh
Prank dimer had family have gonei
The children or the Holmes school
1).
iii! sleigh up Willi
Mrs. Edward Bissau or liable oven
true is quite in. ct nervous promotion:
William Floral“ lilo returned tromi
.: a business trip throM hdhtylvaaia.
Benjamin ’l‘oukins. oi the West Nor-
walk district at the town is suitor-lag
from a strain.
«a
. Mr. a a Mrs. Bamuel Grumman en-
tertained a party at Manda at wlilst
Saturday evening.
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Miss Manila Dance, of Brooklyn was
the guest. this week. at her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Able Dance.
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Esther Wilma and Clark Wilson of
Greenwich have been visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Stillman.
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Mrs. W. E. Olmstead. oi. Chapel
street,’l~lorwglk. ms the guest or Mrs.
Frederick Smith over Sunday.
ae—ui—
~Portel‘house sleek. 25¢; sirloin.
tile in 22c; round slash. the and 20c;
shoulder steak, 12c; cross 1413.130. at
the old stand Austiu’ s Block. Main St.
Mrs. Andi-cw Waterbury he. return-
ed from a visit with her daughter.
Mrs Thomas Reading of New no
cheile.
The young talk of the town are or.
ranging tor a subscription dance to
be given in the Town Hall on the are
oi‘wiishlngron's Birthday.
James liloCameron, of thin village
was recently married, In New York, to
a charming New York young lady. Mr.
hiri‘lninoron In in the employ of More
under Reid of New York.
The Wednesday Alteration Whisi
(flair, of ilnrien. was entertained yes-
ii-rrlay afternoon by Mrs. l’nrry t.‘llll~
ll‘uli, or her home in Mansfield lt\‘t‘-
one.
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Eugene Meyer.
'I‘oolii'r iiouso.
proprietor
who has been
lilo
"“an
oi
onus. is believed now to be
improved
slightly
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l.incoln Council. Junior 0. i'. M.
of Ilurieu. llr lino with its serial: of
aerial events, in planning to hold an
other (lance shortly at the lodge room
in the Schiichting building.
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Geome (lei-i. the butcher. has lalron
possession or the market in the Ania
iin block in Main street. formerly
ioniiurlud by James C. Poole} Mr i
Gcial is also maintaining his other,
market in Railroad avenue
Westbound trains were delayed
Tuesday ailernoon, by an accident 1
near Noroion. A brake-beam dropped ,
on e car there and "hold up" om oral
trains. The westbound Pitlstlold us i
i
press was about an hour late
“a..- .i-m
'l‘liirc In a bignrilc oi ire alongside
the railroad watering troughs between.
Dorian and Rowayton. which would he
a “double proposition Wi'l‘t‘l next sum i
mar now here. This ice in nhovuIi-di
from around the troughs by the force,
oi workman who have been inquired
to keep the troughs in durable shape.
At limos ii force of a score of men
have been at this work.
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The Duricn Free lAbrary Associa
tion had its annual meeting the other
night. at the residence at Rev. Dr.
Herbert arown. 'l‘hc iollowing ohicers
were elected: President. Robert M.
iimilli; vicoprusldenl. Alired Moro-
house: second vise-president. Dr. ti.
ii. Norton; norrotary. Mrs. 0. ii.
Norton; treasurer. E. B. Hindlry. The
board or directors are the oiiicora and
Miss C. G. McClellan Miss Halon ‘
Morehouse. E. B Stone, Rev. Dr liar» '
hart Brown and 8. 0. Whitney.
Willi’liill
John w. Wood spent yesterday
Bridgeport on Business.
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«ladies at Cornell college.
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Dr. Erailhan has routed his cottage
on compo street to partly: from out
at town.
Undwm
Mrs. James Bradley. oi llurlrord.
who has been visiting in town. has re
turned tattoo. ,3
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hire. diurnal (3. Price has returned
irohr'iibEli villi wimiyior daughter
in millionth-t.
evening at the personage. "
Mist Edith Idler lies rsoovérod
to her duties in any illiirir. .
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William flirt. the actor who niieiidir
“ returned to their
Moons Ii. lid)
through a long and serious siege oi lil: .
‘ lion oi Amorl
«nu-wu-ueu-ue-uuuud
. Bram nicotine in as contrast 1
row mutton: be more tomorrow
from her ‘rnoent ilinbe's and returned
Air. and him. Ill
spending several w
or Mrs. Mahoner‘s not...
, _ auu-un-uwj-uaue-u-
‘At Mali Carton ii certain curator
ery‘elpolal is to cut oil bill! or the m
or a cat and let tiio‘ blood lrom either
lull! drop on the illdalned part.
Missharsb: Fighter. 0! Walling-
i‘ordpiu now at he parent's home in
Rossvillc district {to care for her
mother, who has been feeble for a long
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The Formera‘ Club will hold its In-
nusl convention ion Washington’s
birthday at the Greens Formation
gregatlonsi church. There will be
guests irom all pails oi the state.
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The iuuersl oi Mrs. George K. Per
ry was held tram} her late home at
Combo, ji'uesdsy ailernoon. The re
mains were taken ‘0 Norwalk and pine
ed in a receiving innit until spring.
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The meeting at Alpotuck lodge, K.
oi R. Tuesday evening was exception-
ally cntertaininil: , 'l'be iiisii oliicers
accompanied by {Grand Chancellor
Jacobs oi New Maven. assisted in
making the meeting one at the most
enjoy able or or held.
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The Ice in the: Seugntueii river [is
breaking up. This makes the third
time the river hits been frozen over
this winter and according to the old-
er residents it will remain open, for
they claim it never treason over but
three mm during a winter.
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cause: Grails s'ruov IAIIES.
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Or. my Believes Nurseries Should Be
Established.
COLUMBIA, Mo, Jan. 20.-Dcciar-
in; that it is an important that college
women should be taught the scientific
card at infants air that college mun
aliouid study agriculture problems. ilr
proicssor oi ironic econ-
omics in the lnimralty oi Missouri
here. has planned for the women stu-
dents an elective: course in the raising
oi babies. Parry women in Dr. Day‘s
cinsa, lu’uriically the entire number.
have cxpreailcd their despite join the
new class and Friday morning the first
step will be taken when the pupils will
ruin the Parker Memorial Hospital
nor-e. ~ . '
Dr. Day will lecture while a nurse
bellies a baby. ‘Such subjects as the
temperature or the water nben and
how one" amp uhouid be used to keep
the baby's sakiajlrom being irritated
will be discussed.
Dr. my belieica than a nursery
should be run iii connection with the
university allure women oi Columbia
muid leave their babies through the
day.
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HONORS FOR NEWSPAPER MAN
WASHWGTON, Jan. 20.~—‘l‘he Cross
‘ol the Legion oi ilonnr has been con
lei-red upon "chard Thompson. Paris
correspondent of The Associated
Press according to information receiv-
id in thin city by his sister, Mrs Har-
r1 Binghsnr. The Minister 01 Foreign
Aiinirs oi the frond: Cabinet in said
it) have prevailed the name or Mr
Thompson for tire decoration.
Mr. Thompson Iii wellknown to the
members or the newspaper profession
hora, i-laowhord in America and in Ed
ropr He wprprwnted The Associated
Press in Cubs during the Spanish War.
and uiibacqucntly In St Petersburii.
Wlli'litti ho wa irsusimrcd to Paris.
Wm
osammnhiar unortnrons.
MERLIN. Jim. comm imperial
Ministry from1 time to time has com.
munioatod m inc governments at the
federated tlcriusn stated the progress
or the tariff ine'tlalionii with the
United Staten. All of the governments
haw- indicate their Ipprovli oi the
imperial position that no concession
can be made tandem-aim; the imports
In mum and are in
full accord with the lcrnui and spirit
of (:loriiisny'si recent and definite re-
ply to the A iii-loan request.
' in view all e that that American cit
poi-iii at he. s are declining because
at the high
United that , it is regarded an un.
fiiiifloilllilti in 1 Wilmington should in-
and pooh animation» which must. be
extended to dorhiliuy's neighbors
OklA UNI“ IXTRA.
or titration
'i‘rallii“ Inn
tile author or “Melanin
Quid Order Kai... Act a... and
I It the home
rises prevailirm in the ,
in dendriiii 3 his arrival at the town . ‘
~ ‘ “The limit thing in st- /
. truer my eye mii‘tinind miles. which
Bladder Misery Vanished Alter.
'1 a Few Doses '
A real surprise awaits every sufferer
train kidney or- bladder trouble will
takes ”Will doses at Pops Diuretic
Misery in the back, sides crinkle. sick
headache. nervousness. rheumatism
pains. heart palpitations. dissident,
sleeplessneas. inilinuad or swollen eye
lids. luck at energy and all symp
toms of ouioi~ordvr kidneys simply
vanish.
Utmonirollable urination (especialli
at night). smarting, offensive and dis
colored water and other bladder mil:
cry ends.
The moment you suspect kidney
or urinary disorder. or feel any man
realism, begin taking this harmlesi
medicine with the knowledge that
there is no other remedy at any price.
made anywhere else in the world
which will shoot an thorough and
prompt a cure as a titty-cent treatment
at Popes Diuretic. which any druggisi
can supply. '
It is needless to iicl miserable and,
worried, because this unusual prepara
tion goes at once to the ouooiordei
kidneya and urinary ayateln. dislribut
ing its cleansing. healing and strength
chin-g influence directly upon the or
irons and glarids auecled and corn
plates the cure boiore you realize it.
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will loll you
that Papa. Thompson & Pope, at Cln
cin-nln. is a large and responsiblr
medicine concern. thoroughly worth)
of your confidence.
Accept only Pnpc'a Diuretic—«litty
vent lieutilioniwnny drug store—wally
More in the world.
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UNLUCKY BEAB'i'.
The phosphor: inside the rub and
richly put hill hand out of tin- Window
and exclaimed in the driver; "(lot on.
plan! Gel on? whirr- up your unit."
“Share. sor, ‘awn‘t the hour!
bate 'lin."
"What's the mailer with
be stair i“
“No. nor, 'u‘a not sick, bur it's up.
lucky '9 hi. nor. unlucky: You ace. nor,
i-‘ery morning, More 1 put 'im in lbc
rah. l tonnca ‘im wholiwr 'o'll 'uvo .l
iced of out: or ill “aw a rllrrinil oi
whiskey, nn' ihr poor busil- has 1051
live nrurnlngn running?"wtfosinopolt
inn.
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him? is
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I8 THIS THE LIMIT?
When The Sentinel i‘olmrlrd lii‘il
ice. seventeen and a half inches thick
had been harvested by lit-aim F, ii
Merrill, it thought that iiii‘ limit hull
been ruched. but new Sir
comes (award with a chunk of the
councillor! fluid from the Davis point
in ilrond River that has a depth of
twenty inches. And the bust purl oi
the story is that a large part of tho
pond In filled with rakes that think
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AGAINST EABTERN AMATEUR
SKATING ASSOCIATION.
CHICAGO. Inn, 231,—‘i'rculdenl it. i‘
Ill-own. of the Amulrur Aililoiic l'n
ion, last night. roiuacd dually, bu will
in inlvrivri- for the ldnslri‘n .’tiniiloiii
Shilling .taain'inlion. recently uuslvii
1min the international Shining Fun 2'
01' America. This action was lairrr
on a direct appeal from the Minors hi
the doposod Eastern (inscription.
Horace E. Dana 8r Son,
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insurance
We have several decided bargains Szbox. 9115!. 10:02)! 10:05. litiillx
11:03.
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must increase in value with the reply 3: an. 3: an i: 32. ll: 02 a: 25):. 5:27
row“. "the Mil. ii: 01x, 6 0'i, ii: 03x. 1.10, ll: 00x.
° Cunnaye.
A. his—dictum, 6:00. 7:30. 9:le
[0.021. ,
I’, lit-«5:021, 5:01. 13:01:. 7:00
For All flame-0mm
'riils mm” mm
33:» hm a» an m an
the mine for the laws are
““l“‘l.i°:1"°ll.i':il:
9“» the blues.
Me tile
and house r t they
:hoque imbued“: with
Viz. his annihhm tor the
rushes dud ,
Ailililtlefirre White Lead
,, ': ‘rl-ll FAMOUI
" Mill?" “mill
placard on g I on libretto iollouiusit " .
vim. iii «his: villi: '
“o ‘i‘iie move who dirt . E.
lira amelioration in this villas in
more! not adv!»
rereatatlvs chandler, of Rocky Hill;
cave three reasons why living expose
so: are high.
the gold supply. From statistics. the
speaker said that,the supply or gold
bird increased 120 per cent. since the
campaign oi 1398, when the people or
the‘Uuited Slates settled the question
at standard for money value.
.ie coniendedthat the worth of the or
equal to a. large a quantity or other
age man was between two poweriul
i)
redemptive Chandler took the view
hilt Whén the laboring "class battered
responding‘increase born the sale or
demanded a slice 0! the increase. and
still the middle man suitered and
shouldered the payment oi the
crease.
dance of the people, or the increase or
mildly
sinuous.
That the vast innjrrrll,
(or high living and drr. um
vnrli'x
rieliinsi their
raid the speaker, was to olilu‘r
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0
such lullucni'o was loll.
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one position iliruugli a season of pro.
'il.ii \Vl'izi
\\.ili dwurivri lulu insigniiicanw by iii"
{lvo yours. but that the latter must in
mind upon ininroriiutbii ii‘. order to (it
ronrplish results.
Merrill ” /
caution. lorry liver and sluggish bowels
Burdock Blood
stomach.
lies the blood.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 6
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORK
6:52. 7:20, 7:46.
9:37,
3:35x. 5330:, 6:40. 11:50:. 7:183. 71-121
9210:. 10:29.
45 WALL 8T» NORWALK. sundlye.
A. hip-12:531. hzdlx. bttix. 8:54
. 10:20.
ea tate an l’. bis-:1": (ill. 2: “x. 2:50x, 5:3!-
:‘i:50rl. 7:1‘ .7: 42:. 9: 00:. 10:19.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
8:30:, 11:00:.
‘ 1:27. me. 10:23:, lizllx.11:47.
_ only.
11.13:.
OW i'i NORWALK T0 IOM'ON
Three mesons.
in Naugatuck the other night. Rel):
His first cause was the increase in
Linen
as thin to overproduction in any line,
lcie was loosened. and, therefore, not
rinteiiul as previously,
lliu irreconil cause was that the iiVGi‘
rganlhiiuohs. lilhtlr and capital. Rep-
to wage, the displayed: secured a .vor-
ls product and that the middle (‘iiliiiii
raid the dilierence; that when capital
nereasod Its prices, the laboring class
in-
'i‘hc third cause was the exiruvu-
ho standard of liviriiz. Nearly every
is trying to live like some
icighbor in more comfortable circum-
Thc 31,000 family is iryinz.
0 live like ilu- 32.000 family. and so on
up the ladder of one i pronlincncv.
who are trying
u live economically and within their
comm. are allot-led by this aptitude
into the
living (mail.
The only reumil'
ill.
radar liir- iuromv out ilii\\'ii ilw
not oi living, and live )‘l‘i‘ll‘h‘ would
it probable length or time brim-i
of cxponsh i.
will.
in:
u.
Hi:- ill‘mlt’rl lhlit lili- sitillillnlr would
fight iinoli In linrc, that tho munlr:
writ). iiio ytl‘i'liii'r-‘l in the world‘s lriz’
ory. u‘liri llllli iill' saying. the rii
‘.l‘i'i lzi'dlillil lil‘ht‘l' llllil liii‘ poor worn
'Iilllil‘: :‘imlnz. 3.1.»; all mum-1.
il-'- aniri Mill.- tlw publlr- utiliti our
n lurur .iuil lniirzrlrini Mir. i
'i‘nscrrntirni oi the natural l'i‘Sillll'lv'
\ioliluni. ll would not mullvr ii’ llt‘litit
r. the {minor were doliiM-d for mom:
«~Mnny ills come from impure blood
isn't have pure blood with iomily dir
strengthens
and purl
mitt-rs
bowels and liver.
'i‘liul niilnliy lrilslricus,.like politics.
nukes sii’illllii' lroiil‘clluws.~»'l‘he I’lii
byline.
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
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in Sheet November 8. 1909.
A. M.-lz:b:ix. 5.08:. 5:41;. 6:05
8:11“. 3:31;. 9:10;:
10:20:, 10:32:. 11:29.
11:31.
P. hie-12:58:. 225%. 5:03:
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A. M.~—~l'.’.:00x. tutti, 3:45, 8:43.711.
«nu-w—
OOUTH NOIWALK To new
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ing at halt price the regular 50 cent
also at Dr. Howard‘s apeclilo tor the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia. .
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it it does not cars. has been the
our success hé‘ has ever kaolin»
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one returned although he stands ready
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should any customer be dissatisfied
Anyone suiierlng with dyspepsia.
constipation liver troubles. head-
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general tired feelings posed by Inac
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digestion, should take advanta e of
Mr. Baxter' is new departure and uy a
bottle or Dr. Howard' is specific at half
price, with his personal guarantee to
return! the money it it doesnot cure.
COLONEL RAE DEAD. ,
CHICAGO. Jan. {luv—Colonel Robert
Rae, who Was associated with Abru-
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yesterday. aged 80 years. He was.
born in Philadelphia and educated in
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