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.ITEllAN ooo FELLOWS.
aw HAVENFeb. 24.-At the on-
;meeting of the Veteran Odd
this” association of Connecticut in
ad chief veteran to servo for
suing year. 'l‘heothcr ofllccra
Were" Leopold, l‘,c. iloouw, or
d. vice veteran; George N.
Nehruiiuven, secretary. and
Judson. New Haven, treasur-
in:
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The report of the secretary show-
‘thut 13 members had died during
he :’ at year. 'i‘herewero 22 now
am ers taken into the oragnlzatlol
Tuesday. . '
_' .A dinner was served at which 94
hrtlcipoted, which by the wuy.,is the
g went number that ever attended one
to! tigia association's dinners.
, . Thom were remarks by Grand Mas-
.I‘tBrWllllam E. Thorns, of \i’utorhnry:
“Khalid Patriarch G. Horbcrt Pooh. ot‘
. Hartltu'd. and Past Grand Master
‘ . Pond.- 01 this city. .
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_ ~I‘Generally debilitated (or years.
Haikolck headaches, lacked ambition.
Wan worn-Out and all rundown. Biro
. doc Stood Bitters made me a well
u ,woman."—-Mrs. Chas. Froltoy. Moosup.
Coon. . .
Dady Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
' On and after Tuesday. January 2
1906,; Freight Propellers will leave
.Plsr‘ls. East River. New York. (tool
at Dover street). every day. (except
Sit . y), at :i p. m. Freight received
:6 math up to. i p. m. and South
Not-walk up to 5:30 p. m.
*t‘lti‘malk Steamboat ()0.
Amino J. Smith. C. C. Hsgoman.
homo. Gan-rat Agent.
llillliillllll
Bill R8
The ,Cadiliac
“ 30 ’9
has ahown not roaulia iu mllo-
use and mulntuinnnoo in tho
hands of luoxpcrioncmi ownoru.
Uncqnalcd by any othcr automo-
hile in tho world, rogurdlooa of
price or horse .powor.
F. i. national to.
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General Manager i-iinaina or vtho
New York. Now Havon and Hartford
railroad. soul hlu ‘lcttcr to tho hoards
of adjustment of the conductors and
trainmen. who are in Now Union on
the considorntlon oi thoir wagc. lil-
croaao, lua't night. it was uni a
"throw down." our Witil it a satiation
tion of thclr demands. it was it out
gostiun that thoro ho t‘urthor dclay
in tho mattor. And as a consonttonco
the largo nnmhor of mon who ropro‘
aont theae boards in New Huron. woro
taking good hoart lnul night. and hop-
ing. finally that a tavrn‘ahio answor
may he returned to thoir domands.
'i‘ho adiuatntont hoard» rocoivod Mr.
tilggina‘ anawor to their roqucats.
whiio thoy wero in session in Odd Fol
lowa’ hall. Now Iinron, at 4 o'clock
roaterdny attornoon. it was a hrioi‘
tltllt‘, hut lmlnodlntoly upon itu root-tr
that tho hoards wont into cxooutiyo
rmzriou to diuost its moaning. Finally.
nirh of tho tnotnhora of tho oxoontiro
boards as llro within casy diatanot‘
of Now Iluvon dopartctl for tholr
Emmott. 'l‘ho iiigginu' lotlor. which won
Vory iuiol', ulmply suggoutoti that
thoro ho uuolhor boating in tho inat-
tor. anti that oout’oroncoa ho rosnmod
on Friday.
This nitltlltlo on llii' part of lilo
road, in aupposod to ho in llno with
lilo Somewhat, pacific policy of Front-
dont Moiictt'a rooont lnlk upon labor
ttloationa. in fact thin whole quosllon
no appllod to tho conductors and linin-
own, will probably be taltou to Mr.
ilollotr in ouso tho applicnola onllllot
asthma...“ ‘
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in nautirod it” you how onc of thom-
Sni'oty t‘riha. 'l‘ho altion arc no high
that baby ounuot poaslblyo got out.
and thoy can ho lot down with ouao.
t. J. iiiiiltit it Still to.
134.133 wasumo‘rou shear.
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conngfttclit jlllla'tlhrfitdds Soo‘
on ill manhood and
Eleonora , .
Tho Connooti‘cut.lchaptor at tho
Daughters of tho Ff‘gundoru and Pat.
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1 ' riots of America hold in: tenth annual
meeting yesterday attire Strutfldld. in
l Bridgeport. with n bun‘ipetts meeting at
it o'clock. which iautod‘unttl 1 o'clock.
followed by a luncheon in the main
dining room of tho-hotel. the Dough.
tcra practically occupying tho south»
ern sldo of tho hilt room. There wore
about a hundred preaont at the moot-
lng. i'outordny attornoon at 2 o'clock
a most oujoyabio pI-ogratp was given.
Officers Clio-on.
Mra.‘ (.i. W. Sitcltonfot Norwaik, tho
proaldout. was in thochuir und'lho
main business of the morning. aside
from the usual reports. all of which
allowed tho ohaptor to ha in an on-
. coiiont condition. wait the election or
mo“
agree with Mr. Higgins.
Ctntoorning the trim. of the postpono.
local. as plannotl by Mr. Higgins. litat
nirrht. a member of tho adjustment
hoard raid: “i do not think that we
should he hasty in this ntuttor. it in
a vary serious qnoatlon.
“it to a mistake to any that thorn in
any doelro on the part of the man to
utrlho. 'i‘horo will be unothor mootlng
of“ the body today. and a lot or minor
iuatiora in orutnootion with tho now
propoaod now schedule will ho gonc
arm with.
"(in Friday 1 will ho hack. anti thoy
may glvo up all wo want. i don‘t
know."
in connoclion with tho aitnzttion. L.
ii. Shoppard. acnior rico-proaidont of
tho ()rtlor of Railway Conduction who
in horo in an advisory capacity, said:
“All i can any is that in roaponao to
Mr. liianino' unawor two will procood
to moot him again on Friday morn
lug.“
Sonic at tho railway mon cxpoot a
conutor-prolmaition to no proucntod it.
thom.
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LETTERS CARRIERS ELECT HOW-
ARD THEIR SECRETARY.
MNul'ni‘. Wit. :4. -’l‘tto slxlt‘t‘illh
annual contoullon of tho (‘onntwtiout
Stair Lottor t’nrtiora' Annoclntlou
was hold in lntnhury ‘i‘uoaduy :lltor-
noon and orcninu. ’l‘no
ruporatnnunlint: Iotlor onri‘it-ra :tltor ii
iit‘i‘l'it't' oi lhlt't: yours win. ono of tho
utttttcru ('tllliiltlt'l‘t‘tl ’l'ho rt-port of tho
aocrolury rhouotl that tho ummoialion
into tn‘or not) tnonthota. which lnolutlrs
nor) lollot‘ t‘ill‘lit'l in tho ntulo. 'l‘lo
napocinliott in in :t flourishing cont!
lion,
'l‘ilo following llilli‘l‘t‘r; woro olooio'i:
l'l'oxidcnt. Ilcurgo Rudolph. Moritlvn;
\it'o-proaltlonl. Thomas it? Ali‘t'ltinkoy.
imnluiry; Ft‘t'lt‘litl‘y. I‘. ll. Howard
lil’ltlgt‘plill; lrt ilhlil'l’i'. lhtyitl Sillllltlt‘l'k.
Now ilztyou
Mono) llitior t‘lorh Louis ‘i‘ht-auror
was llHlSllliilHii‘l‘. 'l‘ho illlt‘iih‘l‘rfi \\'('i't
Pout titltoo ‘l\}§pi’l :zir i’omilolmt. .itiht,
l". Molllroy. ut' iiritlgoport, and Aihorl
’I‘hort-o, ot Now \"ollt
tillii‘gt‘t‘I ll
ENCOUNTERED MANY
STORMS.
NEW YORK. Fob. ills-«Tho atout
littlo llaniah morchnntnmn (irnnarht
nt’l‘ivod today and ontlod a wilttor \‘oy
duo from lilylho. Ema. that wan ono
attcooaalon ot storms which hattorotl
hrr atool hull and aioro in Koyornl for
ward platon. li‘tll‘llitililt‘ly tito danutao
to tho plalou was in tho uppor portion
m that tho tiruaarin wort ahio tomuito
port in Miloly
VESSEL
.JityNational Bank
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rRANOACTB A GENERAL BANKING
IUBINEOD
Capital Surpluo and Pronti
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Mo Deposit Boxes. 33 and $5 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP. ilt Vlco-Pru.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice
Pros.
WILFRID BODWELL. CIIMO'
DIRECTOR.
i. H. Msthowoon Henry asymour
ohn H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
tnntah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
:hrlltlan Ewart: John H. Llaht
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touch Norway
a ll“. m. Monitor and) datttt‘tiai’.
9 p. in.
’ otllcoru.
The. announcement. 01 tho
death of Mrs. William id. Sealer was
heard with sorrow and a tominlttoo
consisting of Mrs. John, Sterling
and him. lunar B. Wakoman was an
pointed to draw tip suitable reaoiu-
tlona.
'i‘lto ottlcors which wore ohoaoo yes-
terday morning wore solutions. all-lis-
tug ro-oloctiona: Proaldant. Mrs. (1‘. W.
Sholtou, of Norwnih; vlcoproaldont.
Mrs. c. it. Piunoy. nuiorby; recording
aorretary, Mrs. inane B. Wakcmau:
ii. Bonuoll. of Sonthwrt; chaplain.
Mina .ieunnotto Booth. of St‘ratford:
rogiatrar. Minn L. W. smith. of New
London; historian. Mrs. i". F. Knoua.
of Now Huron. Mia Halon King was
ohoaou an tho auditing coultitlttoo.
Mrs. S. S. Thompson, of Now Hat‘-
on, was rhoaon an the dolczrato to
t‘opronolit this chapter at tho meeting
of tho (ionoral Court which will now
youo in Washington. D, (1.. on hinv in,
Silo Will ho accmnpaniod by Mrs, C.
it. l‘lnnoy. of Dcrhy, tho riotoproai-
dcnt. who “you to the ooorl by virtuo
of nor Dillon.
Nine New Members.
Nlno now .ntomhora woro admitted
youtorday morning; 'hn worn: Mrs.
John lionry Loo, rs. t‘inrouoc It.
:ioimor. him. .i. A, Criit‘kt‘l‘, Mra. An-
irow it. Graham. Mrs. Frank A. Coo
bin. Mrs. h‘i‘ntirla‘li. hiont'oo. Mira ldn
idittoilc Monroc, all of Now Canaan.
.lliaa iiurriott l.. Kolozu. of Fairtiold.
and Mind lmulao ' '. Rodd, of Now
London.
'i‘ho uttoruoon xouaion which hogan
1t 2 o‘clock was opcuotl by tho sin:-
tnu of “Tim Star Spattulonl liannor."
'ho llnughtol‘n point: loll by William
'3, illkat‘li. alui'hho “as also hoard
to good nilvnningo in homo aolo work
tutor in tho nitol'nozul MIor tho mu-
liiulou of aging-N lain-ti lnminosn
:ho lu‘ofiltlcll of tho t nTth-r. illra. Shot
ton. tlollyorotl hcr annual addfi‘ns
which was witty alt-i to the point.
Women in Modern Lita.
Mr». Sholton butt ah hor topic: ”'l‘ho
l’iiu'o of Woman in .‘iitulorn Lilo." II
was plain from tho start that Mrs.
Sltoilon had no sympathy for tho or-
«tool, and. at tho sauna limo. thouaht.
torts aurtrugotto who rum not in what
uaanor oho 'aoootnplishou hor obit-ct
ill long llfi' tho doalrod roauit in
:thiorod. Silo stittv-d plainly and out
lithiit‘nlly that :~llt‘ did not boilorr
but women now in any hood at tho
.oto at prim-til: who won allro ihcir
wot-it could ho oooompllnhod just hit
roll without it.
women at Lotouro.
Rho Milli that ihoro woro than) no
zoo: in tho world who woro loiam‘o
womon without mtmldorinl: ihoao who
worn molhor» and had thoir ohiidrcn
o talto mm- of. hira. Shollon until. “i
hoilovo that thoro in a moat \l'orlt tor
tili'll womou and it may no not-om
pilohnti Without tho "no of Mit‘t'lttottltll‘
nit-thud. but uuioliy and without ou-
lonlatiou. ’l‘ho notk that titcro in to
no tiotto can no dono to tho boat at
dining" in u ttttiot way“
Mrs. Shollou ouototi it numhcr of
mud turn from Adam down alt-int:
:ltolr opiulonu of uomon and in ahnoat
'yory cnno tho} woro dorogutory. \Vo-
.lntt.
'l‘ho lloy. I'ioortu- llrow Export. pan
or of tho Norwaih t‘onttrogatltmal
corresponding aimi'etary. Mrs. Gentle.
non had onll tin-maclroa to thank furl
Hrs mt“ '- tit-ini-
lilil dilliEh roan
(Continued, from First Page.)
while a curious crowd looked on. The
ootnmaud to mount was glycol and they
cluttered aloud the utrootu to tho. Sat-1
and R0 at Armory at Broad and
Banquet) a : venues. whoro head.
quarters have teen oatabiished during
their tutor here. The hoadquartera of
the troopers in within (‘lti-i)’ riding dia-
tance of the Kousinxton mill district-
which is giving tho police anthpritioa
more concord than any other seed!!!)
of the city. ' F I
Lot-tn nionntoti police ha. already
demonstrated the ottoctlvonosa of car-
alry methods as applied to suppressing
mobs with the aid of state troop?”
tho police authorities anticipate little
difficulty in suppressing all riots be.
fore thoy attain serious proportions.
Tito ilrat nttotnpi to oporulo card at
night sinoo last Saturday will DI'Ob',
onlnx. l't thorc in on much'iniprow-
ment in conditions today an thorn was
yoatorday the night uorvloe will nttroly
ho roaumod. This in rcgurdct‘l as tho
final loat both 0! the peaceabioneoo
or tho city and the company‘s ability
to man it» cars. '
Although tho rotgn ot lawlessness
Hillicura to be approaching an and tho
pointti at lanuo hotweon the Philadel-
phia Rapid Transit Company and tho
Amalgamated Association of Street
cor mnployca rcmaiu unsettled and
“what looltu llko a long, hard struggle
for the rooognltion of tho oarmen‘u an-
ion to ntili ahead.
0. 0. Pratt,‘national organizer or the
union. and Peter Drlocoil‘.’ prcnidenl of
this local union. oxproau the opinion
(that tho moo will win thin tight. Thoy
hone their ballot. they any. on the mo
proaioo of public sympathy manltcaiod
toward tho union.
The movontonl otartod yoatcrdny hi’
prominent churchmen to aocuro arbi-
tration of tho dittoroncos is also ro-
Elll‘dL-d an an onrouruxing sign by tho
.atrihorn, who all along have claimod
that all thoy tit‘fill‘t.‘ la a fair arbitra-
tion of their grievances.
'l‘ho Rapid Trans-tit officials on tho
‘othor hand. maintain that then- is
'nothina to urbitrato. 'i‘hoy any thoy
would not tako back any of tho atrilt»
;rra it: they were willing to return. and
tray l‘urthor they huyc enough men to
iopcmto all lhoir corn if thoy arc given
tho proper police protection.
‘ The casualtiou on tho roault of tho
lawlauonoaa standu at thrco doatl. Bey-
torni ltt‘i‘iillllfi in a serious condition in
ghoupltalu and moro than a thousand
'uuftoring from inccratod wounds in
‘ntctod by bulleta, potion oiuba and
glitrown initiation.
l Tho hoary uontouooa intllctod upon
lnomo o! tho rtolcra in tho courts you
lll‘l‘tlily is oxpoctod to, how a good
lottcot on tho work of maintaining or-
tior. "no man was nlyon nix yours and
n numbor of tuition woro sontont‘od to
town: at two yours ouch. A largo num-
‘hor of oihor riolot'a haw hot-u indict-
loli and lmntlroda hayo hoou placod nu»
dor hall or pool to tho county prison
tor short tornnt by pnlico ntauiutratou.
Tho ulrlito hats had a most aoriouu
oficof on luminous sour-rally. Moo
chanta In tho htnilnosa portions of tho
city are compiaiding bittorly ovor tho
dluturbcd condlilolia. Ono of the hit:
doparlmont atoms has laid off moro
than zoo otnpioyon until tho utriito ht
ot‘or llt't'iiliflt‘ of tho. ourtallniont M has
intuit-i and othcr big notablinltmonta
hnro also roduood thclr working for-
cotl. ‘
'i‘ho transit company appo‘arod ’tt
lutyo moro cars in oporation durinu
lho morning than at any limo ulnco
tho atrllto pturtod. 'l‘ilo woathor was
vicar and cold. The cars noctnod to
bo hottor patronild which is an lntlt
nation that tho public to hogtnuittr. to
not moro cutttidodco in tho ability at
tlilcutupany to run cars and tho polio
to protcut tho pttxaongora.
Whilo tho company in running itu
ltuiilcd .lliillit‘t‘ of t'dl‘ti only part filly
"(L'lho atoum railroads arc tattoo ho»
ynnd tho t‘iittllt‘ll)‘ ot thoir couipmoul.
1Morning and oronlng and duriuo tho
lrroutor part of tho day tho railroad
ltominuln arc t'lltih’t‘tl \\ illt pooplo atruu
tiling to hoard tralna rnlhor than l'itlt-
iltt tho atrool oars. Tho ralloada haw
:Iiiillly atnilotta within tho city limits
mod ilitl'ti put on t'ltll‘n truiua to carry
tpooplc to tho input of tho town. Er
lira oquipincnt huts boon drawn in from
itilti‘oront divisions and during lho
hours of tho nonrigid traroi tho extra
ours uro inadoquato to hulldlo tho
crowds promptly‘t. .
[it tho [loading riri‘ifihn toutporarh
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Veilings f Diélinctidil' "
" March. the hinstorcr, tiitcn sends cotlricrs‘in atlvancc‘,‘
and onc has an intimation of their approach at sight of tho
ncw \-'cllittg.~a. ‘
The Auto Vciiings arc alluring ““5 they hang in sway;
lug. mysterious folds. and their colorings are the work or
artists. and either square or oblong they are necessary lll ey-
cry feminine wardrobe. _
Chiffon Cloth. 42-inch hemmed squares. $1.00 and $l .50.
Special heavy Auto Veils, 28 inches wide. at $1.00 a yard.
Novelty Meshes for spring. a new and extensive line.
Made Chantilly Veils and Mourning Veils. the latest
cilocis. ' \‘ciling Section.
.Gingham and Chambray Frocks, ready
to wear for Little Girls .
Spring lincs just arrived. most hcwitcliing littlc trucks,
so dainty anti ircsh that any mothcr will hc thankful at sight
of lllt'ill. .\ large variety, nearly all in neat checks and nar-
row atripcs. hluc. pink, tan and white.
5°C to $3.00. ‘
Children's \i'car Section. nntin lloor.
Glassware that Charms
'l‘ablc of Colonial Glass, sometimes known as "Chip—
pcntlalc," arc arranged for inspection in the China Store.
anti it large window on Main St. contains a display. Prices
are iowcr than one would imaginc from tho quality.
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Mayonnaise Scis 25 and 50c.
t'rncts for oil or vinegar it). is. 20. 35 and 50c.
l‘latcs iui‘lllllit‘rhalls.t‘iit‘L‘St'.t'lt‘. 10. .20 anti 35c.
llctlrootn Sets. tray. tuinhlcr. jug and candlestick. 98c.
Syrup t'ups I 25. 30 and 50:.
take Sztlvcrs 35» 45 and 50c.
Horse Radish jars 20. 25 and 35c.
Fruit and Salad Howls 15. 20. 25 and 30c.
i-‘rnit t‘ompotcs 4.0 and 50c.
Sugar and Creamy. i5. 20, 25 and 35c.
'l‘nhlc Sch. 4 plow.» 50 and 75c.
\\':ttt'i‘ iiottlcs 5t) and 75c
l'norh‘ linwis Soon. (ghoul $2.50 and $4.00.
5 and too.
it) and tar.
Salh and i‘cppcr~. glass. tops
Mustard i'ois
l\t‘lt‘llll|) llnitics 35c.
Sprotal Colonial lltlllli‘lx 5r.
Spoon 'l‘rays lo and isc.
ht‘lt'l‘)‘ 'l‘rays 35"-
l'Zx'pcciilll) lino Gian; look {ll ii.
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The D.- M. Read Co.
orlock the transit company otaimod
it had 650 cars in operation, or toll
morc than at tho sumo hour youtor
day.
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Bill Before Congress for Payment at
Thu flrut disturbance of the day 00-. overtime for Letter Carrion.
curred in West Philadelphia whoui Tho Smoot bill, allowing orcrtimo
nton, womr-n and children iolnod for- j claims to put...- carriers, was report-
ccs in atoning a car. Noono was hurt ion to tho Sonato on Monday.
and our manuwus arrayed. 'i‘hoso claims arc {or work done not.
Mlli‘ltl' Rayburn "Md" iii“ “'5‘ “i" l tar from twcnty years ago and somo
rout whilo luapocting the sireola attor i of tho claimants havo‘dled. while oth-
k‘il‘illx (lily ”It" i‘lll‘ii' “”8 “\"l'llillll- i rrs now left tho postal service and
Two mon placing uowor pipt‘ 0|! ”1" . gono into other ilnoa of business.
our truotttt wcro found at thoir work; Hartford tau'rlcru' claims amount
it)‘ “I" “will". Mill. aldod it." “l‘it‘l'HW l to moro than ihouo iii any othor or
flit-l-‘adtiou, woro hold until a Mimi j fit-o in tho siato. 'l‘ho other Connor-li-
oouid ho ntuumouod. 'l‘ht‘i‘ “’t‘l't‘ 10“ 1out fixuros follows: Moridcn. $707.2”;
od up. The harrloado was half t'oth thiidtiiotowu, $226.20; llorby. ”Edith;
plotod wired the mayor rode up in an - Brillgotlm‘i. 3114.51.
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renunciation
tidal-«ll to nun u. “will"! mo. to
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"t ‘- not» Ill ‘2 lrotut of tho attor-E
utljt'l'lll‘ hm; "0",". 3.33““ "'i‘ho Story ol' . tickot hootha haro boon constructor] in
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hc (loloulul t‘hulr." tliuatratoti with . iho 'V‘vnitinglroomu to rollodto the (ll‘lliili
nhtrgrd phottmrupha of chuit‘a ho!M i ‘l "‘3“ 3" "Ni” ‘ 'i u“ 5'“ 0'“
twuu Mr. mmml uddrcoa was “lthatratn floor olayutsd platforms hau.I
mat compo-houairu ouo and it n'ttu_if°“" «rooted from which man with
ovltlout that it was thoroughly "nil’lf- tops on dlrootod the otowda to apotiul
rd. At lho touoluaion or ltlti talk ho trttlno. .
ran honrllll‘ .mptrmuott. 'l‘onu or thouaanda o! pontoon who
M" (.‘llllll'll‘lt i-" Taylor on not Ilyc uoar railroads have none
mailings and him i". Fl artl won ”ck to flrut prtnoipnin ltt tho muttor
, . . | tw w-l . ”N... union 0 trannportatlon and arc oithor
“m" n 0 " I "H d “ “ walking, or ritllnu In any old Mud or it
vldlill'lillio union that porvntlo tho on. \Vllltllll- For i'mtltu pooplo it to prom
ili‘o oration. lintirlppo oouaho that
l‘m'h and strain, aro quickly onrod by
will”! lilillt‘i' Iltul 'l‘ur. In mildly loan!”
”"9? Info ‘nud rortttln in manila.
Iirithrc ,i’lnu-mooy. ‘0
W
ABOUT. OHURCH‘ ATTINDANOE
llMt'i‘li‘Uiiii. Rob. 34- in tho room
or a launch Morons youtartluy (ht
nor. Arthur w. Wilda, curate of 'l‘riw
lty Church. said: "(tutti-ch going in it
aoif dorm not point to moral axnol
lhnco. .A-man may the crooked till tin
weak and ho to oltttrch ovary Sunday
It may be it part ohhiu oroolto‘d policy
or it only ho that be upon hooanac lu
tinnit- It in the toolitonobio thing it
def that it‘ in a good thing to no ricer
vo two‘
a wagon load of atria going or coming
trout work no thouuh thoy worn only
on n "Nll'itw rido.“
Attor tho ntott tutti hroalttnnt and tho
hortlcu hnti boon toll. tho troopora woro
Hunt. to Konninaton. tho. ucono of tho
tithsi. of tho troubio. ll ht tho ilrat
iitnc tho otato poltconton hat'o Moon
norrico in Philadelphia other. they
were tiraanized tivo yosru ago, and
thoyattractod a grout dual of attention
on they rode through the strut-tn. in
fienttiugtou they were distributed in
Imtodtt in dittoront uectionn of tho
stint" amputation-tag oontor. Ullltitlrl
‘ow right rebellion againut civil tut-
thor ly artist: the troopers will not our-
ry their carbides. ,
"We will not pond our carblnon."
said cant. Lynn 0. Adams. or Company
in church." 0 'two do not expect any serious trou~
. .. 3 wu..-.,.o...r_.....-~u bio; 1 thing the riot stickohand rt
ATAIQINO AKEAAY, IN NEW LON gander-ti will call thewoonous wo will
. r on.
.1 , , ' ,
“la lllilw 0NDUN. halt. *21.»~Roao3)t
llhuuttiif: hr‘crow or thoontuo mum
g .ltinotli ilonry. “wan urrmuoti law
“Our man urn all gentleman who
know how to‘takooaro of thomaoirea
it; wall on tolhuttdlo orowdu."
. V‘Botm‘c tho moo doparlud for Koo»
'iugiou thoy wnro glyph dual ittatruc»
lions by tiopt, tlrrmmo. apparintondcnt
of tho. oloto poiiro foroo.‘ tloaldcn ttntn
modding thooo irritation: he to vitamin
ortho First 'l'roop. Philadelphia‘n aria
. . tht‘ii at it with unsatilt with o
l him. loll” prot'otu-od ni'irr ho hh
attaoitod and ulahltrtl .tohn (tally. uh:
it. member of tho tilllttl‘ own: l'ufl
wan trauma in tho ditto. tutti out in th
sport and ii to a common night in HM"
in connection \vitlrthc Drona Stock
lTontpauy'a uttering at “A Fight for a
t‘ortune."=oomothlng that hon been the
topic, of conversation for the past two
wooita will be reproduced to motion
pictures tonight, tho Paris flood. Many
tntoroatinu uoonou of thin terrible dito
fylel‘ are shown you these ninth. Thorc »
I.UW Elliot 'i‘ow ' diotrlct. scones
door: the rivor. s roots whore peoplo
arc twin: reached trout bound. and
finally ouo which iii very humorous.
running In» uumhor of poopie ondonvor-
hut in rotnoyo tho wntor in n oart.
'l‘hht ptctttro will only no ahown to-
tlaltl. ‘ ’5
no
[DEAL OUTI‘N
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automobile. i ._.-, . 1-..“.--
M ; To CURE A COLD IN‘ONE DAY
g'l‘aite LAXA’l‘iVE' BROMO Quinlno
[Mfalmunful's i'l‘ablato. Drunists refund money it
‘ it tails to cure. E. W. GROVE‘S sig«
“WW" ‘. nature is on each box. 25c.
PARIS FLOOD PICTURES A’l‘ -—--——---
HOYT‘tt GETS CENSUS PLACE.
WASHINGTON. Fob. 24.-lionry M.
Camp, formerly a clerk in tho poat‘
other at Norwuik, and more recently
in tho poat-oi’tit'ie department hemhas
boon appointed a special agent of tho
crow bureau tor the tskiii‘g ottho
Petition of mantifaoturorn.‘ r.” Ciunp
will ho located at t’hiludelphia.
_KETCHEL AND CAPONi-SIGN.
~(lliit3Atitl, Fob. ‘24.~Artlclon wort»
algnou youtordny by Htauicy Ratchet
and Tommy Conant. ofttlhiontto. lloi'
' lhrlr tight at Kalamazoo, Mich, 'Mardh
~t‘ti, both mon to woigli in at Mill
*puuud‘a at :l o'clock ”in tho aflomomr.
GS ma non
PhilliSIlIl gnu REST
. W, . . , . . . ‘ M 1
otttoorruuonohr baa. ran»: to OLD Pcturddmoar
I
, OLD DOMINION , Lil-5E. , y
_ - . - l‘iwa‘ ‘: .3"
including Annamaria out Hot-t cfntuiIm‘lli'n.‘m '3 1'9“ ‘2
l , 4., w .3),
’ ' :4”: R. 31‘
. «
“ om outint. inoiudinr no
tolamommddotion r 4
Days' outing. inoihdt-fi..,tr§nga
5
l
, mutton and ho, Sl§goo
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4
aunt.
similar at 7 p. at. arriving in _ on if
N am: volt tttoar
b. li’UODRDW.‘l‘rufnc Manager. .1
a.
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richttiantt tits tutoring no: not no
. aideroq fatal. ll.‘ tomato. Mlliilui' hlqduihdttvut" at ‘v
Hutton“ tilt-twill 31*
mi up ..,,- ,,
, wrultofifldfii“ " “
, ,tel , uncommon: [#22400
lid ml , ,
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, . . . .. P;‘ it -"".d “w i ‘ it”)?!
_ » _t - ho onldimtit o tofiotntcomuu tum uh. a
Mom on at: all «MIN . it tho United with? so Thilgrngl‘tlpyctom.
i still to New ,0th mm day except Sunday at ‘ "at. attrition
Old to Gout! rtlollowtog mo Roturn leave Norfolk dolly 'dx‘cedt
out about 3:30 p. at.
'I'tt’ltotu and stateroom Vrosorttttionuwt’lgr 2r. north lttv‘or. [out or [touch at.
man 'vim‘u Ctr;
l BROWN. (it-noun Passenger Agent..-
bu Billie“ st-s' NO in
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