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lit’lgxnnll at 25c: Ladies‘Svttsh Ribbed,
. sizes, from 100 rte 3‘0 9 segment.
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2-2—Nowu Department
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Ida—Brunch 0M". Nor-walk
090 —~E6ltor'| Residence
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(lame. War-don Wilbllr F. Smith was
a recent guest ill Weston.
‘Iiira. Frederick S. Byxhce, oi‘ Harriet.
street, in quite ill with quinsy sore
throat. .
”Merwln Beers. who has been visit-
ih'g in Weston, has returned to Nor-
wulk. ‘
‘fdohn Sheehan, the Norwalk express-
mall is recovorlng from an attack of
pneumonia.
' Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order of lini-
ted American Mechanics, will meet
on Friday evening.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19. Knights
of“ Pytllias, will hold a regular moot-
ing tomorrow night.
>~~l.and plaster at Raymond pros.
'Sallluol ll. Hancock, who purchased
the apartment house built by Contrac-
to‘r Johnson, ill Lowe street, is mov-
ing into it.
Mr. and Mrs. Gill, of l'oughkcopsic,
New York, have returned homo utter
a visit with Mr. alld Mrs. .lesso (lol-
woli. of Summer street.
Several more improvements are bo-
inr, made about the store of Andrew
Leary. ill Railroad avenue. among them
being a new front porch.
The members of Court Laurel, I).
of 1., will niecl Thursday oroning'al ti
p. lll.. at Baxter‘s drug store, to go
to Court Coolie. l‘). of l., anniversary.
Miss Helen Ratchi‘ord. of Laureltou
Hall College, Milford. is Spending a
few days with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Michael lllltchl‘ord. of Main
street.
«2"For the land‘s sake" use llow»
ltcr‘s Fertilizers. ltianuol ’l‘oro irlatoh.
'l'l‘lO iludlos‘ Aid Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will moot.
to sow tmllol‘row at. “.3 o'clock in tho
church parlors. Light refreshments
will be served.
lllsllopolect Nihln will celebrate the
mass at the Knights of Columbus coir
ovlltion ill Now Britain on May 9. his
hop Nilau is an enthusiastic member
of tho organization.
George W. Harris. the genial
widely known ticket agent at the
South Norwalk railroad stations. is
conflllcd to his homo in West. sirool
with an attack of the grip.
Stewart ll. Elliott has sold a farm
at iiroad itivor, consisting of toll
acros of land and houso to parties now
roaidiua ill Flushing. L. i. it is the
intention of tho new owner to oroct
a now houso on the property,
-—-i)ou‘t blly a but until you read
O'Ilrlon’n adv.. eighth page.
in lilo good old summer
and
time you
will ho happy if you have otlo of tho
rcfrigorntol‘s shown by A. .I. t‘ollills it:
(7 . 'l'lli‘)‘ are woil and strongly made
0 hard wood and iinishod ill goldon
oak, 'l‘holr lino consists of all grades.
Sizes and prices, Soc ndr.
William J. Brown. of lioldon nx'ouuc.
rccoivcd word, that his summer cot-
tage lll lt‘ail'liold beach was struck by
lightning during Monday night‘s storm.
The ting stall was nhaltored and a pnl'v
lion oi‘ tile roof was torn or Mr. llrowu
has gone to that place today.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank W. Hubbard
and daughter of Port Austin. Michigan.
who have. boon spending a few weeks
tilt the guests of Mrs. Hubbard‘s ill-oth-
or. it‘. A. IAM‘liWOOtI, of East uvouuc.
have gone to Now Haven to visit l’rni.
and Mrs. William Phelps. of that city.
l‘rlrate sale. Wodncudlly and
'l‘llursday, parlor suite, organ, kitchen
Illulltilli‘,‘(‘lt!. Miss ilollirotlgo. l2 West
street. ..
.lalnoa ii. and John A. llyslop rtliill'll—
od last. night from Glen (love. N. Y.,
wiiel'c thoy had been to allouli the full-
oral of their father, Samuel A. llyslop,
who died suddenly Friday from shock
following a surgical (ilit‘i‘illltill. Mr. ”5’-
slop wan ncvontydlvc yours old.-lian2
bury News.
Dr. W. S. italnaiord, oi ltlllaollold,
famous rector of St. ticorgo'u Episco-
pal church ill New York city for many
yctli‘t-l, returned yesterday from lllur‘opo
Wllt‘i't' ho has been spending ilvo years.
and will make ilidueliold his pcrman-
out residence. lir. ltllillsford was lll
broltou health when ho went lowly, but
ill now lll excellent. health.
Alltoulubillsta who culuo to thin city
thin morning over tho Norwalk road,
Hillll that. collllltlona were. bad lil lilo
vicinity of llrnnchvilio. whore the Nor-
wnlk rivor illld overliowcd and flooded
the highway. This in a part of tho
main road from here to Norwulk‘thn'l.
In to ho rebuilt. by tho Slate. during the
pronent ueasou and today's conditions
indicated the nationally ot’ uarly action‘
by the highway tlepart‘nlnnt.-»l)aallllry
Nowu.
«r
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summmmf
General Gunmetal
‘ Sewer. water Work, grading. million-
[‘3' whrk and rock excavation. Enti-
mutea cheerfully given on all contract
Work! Orders are solicited.
‘I‘el. 8W3 T6 world Street
'li
i
ly to thirty Simian in a
., 7‘ Day or So
No statement could be gained from
the members of the New England
Conference Board of the Trolley [in
ion last. night, as to WIltlll‘BGIln Orr.
the grand, amour or the union urgent.
zullon will come to New Haven to at»
tempt a settlement or the. wage diner-
ouco between tho union men of the
state. and the Connecticut company,
such as appears id have been started
in Springfield and Worcester.
in fact. the declaration made last
night was that the Massachusetts re-
sult would have no bearing upon tho
local case, and that the grand officers
had no occasion for butting in to tile
wage situation ill New Haven at this
time.
it. is. however. believed that tho
meeting of the Conference Board will
be bold ill New Haven within a tidy or
two. and that Mr. Orr will be there. to
act lll an advisory capacity, and that
vcry lllncll the same results will be
arrlvod at a6 have been ill MiLflilCIlll-
setta, namely. t9 compromise. The.
data of this lllooldug could not be goin-
ed last night. bill it was stated that.
whon tho. men go before the road this
week, they will insist. upon their do
main! for a maximum rate of 27%.
cents per hour.
Details of the. ao-cnllod settlement in
Springfield reached hero. and were
thoroughly discussed by ullioll and ill
hor men. As to the tactics employed
thoro. tho Massachusetts unions bcillr
lllltll‘l‘ lilo sumo conforonco hoard all
thoso in Connecticut, they are of on
pcoiul interest at tho moment, as they
are likely to ilo foil0wod out in this
state, There was a long collfcronct
thoro llcllvon tho trolley ofllcors and
the. adjustment board alld tho colnpro
mine was lliiccted.
'l‘his compromise has. hot'vovor. to bl
referred back to lilo unions to ho
voted upon and the torlue of it art
not made known but it. is supposod to
ho a split between the Sliding Sonic oi
26 (‘Olllfi which the company oiforot‘
and the 27% coats which lilo nloll do-
mand.
There was no agroelllont oll lllo 2714..
cont tight at Springfield, the road con
toudiunr that it could not afford to pay
tho wage liclllandod by tho lllon. l~‘in.'li
ly tho officers of tho unlona conforroti
with (lrnnd tiflioors Orr and lc‘ilzornhl
illltl act-oculolll wash panic to submit
tho matter to it board of arbitration
This subject had scarcely boon sotllod
whcll tho compromise proposition was
brought up. and it seemed to be oauor
ly seized upon In Sprilllriiold the
workmen M't‘lllf‘tl to bo ilopolui that
tile lnatlor lniuilt be settled without
calling ill a board of arbitration us
they wisllod to keep tllc matter in
*lllolr own hands. However the sotllo»
mom is oifoctod it is npparont that lllt‘
railroad will not back down from its
llltitudo of refusing to rocouuizc lilo
'l‘rolloyluon's llniou an an organized
body.
ill an intorriow at Springfield subso.
quolllly. hit-.W‘italxorllld, who is still
ollt of town. said that tho oucstiou ill
voirod two ntatos, or. ill other words
llll tho irolloyllloll (‘lll|ilti_\'l'll on the:
systolus colllrollod by lilo Now York
Now lllli‘l‘ll and Hartford railroad “I
mid all of tho -i.‘.‘tltl uloll cotlcorlloll
would stick tom-titer and that ill case
of l'ailuro to llpzroc the caso would llt‘
(‘l'll‘l‘lctl up to Prcshicni Mellon of the
Now llorcn road. “Mr. Molioll lli all
right." said Mr. b‘itzgorllld. "\‘t'o haw-
no {car in treating with him."
KNOWS MEN WHO ROBBED BANK.
.,~_
l l‘l’l‘TSllllllG. April -l.'--ll0llt‘l‘l
‘ Kins; ouo of thc lllon shot by lilo rob
‘ horn of tllc \‘ictor llallll. McKcor
ltochs. ulld who says that, ho know
both of lilo robber murl‘iorors and who
shot by them to prevent llilll from F?
willing their idclltlty, is lockod up ill
a police station while his story is be-
lug investigated, .
Kim: was picked up on lilo strools
curly this morning. Wt'llh and onlacla
tod. llllrlllz boon dichargcd from lilo
tlhio Valley Hospital at itchocs Rocks
llitll night. after roeol‘oriug from a
wound ill illc groin. llo aura ollo ol
the robbors is named llrowu, and that
ho. was approached a month ago with
ll plan to rob the intuit. immediately
after tho robbery. accm‘dlug to King.
on ”town was ilcolllg ho fiilll‘ King illltl
allot at him to prevent hia revealing
any knowledge of the plot. King uays
it he \‘l'llH shown pictllrca he could pick
the lncu who arc implicated in tho rob.
bory. Kiln: says his homo is lit St.
Louis.
Packard “30”
Generally spoken or M lilo toro-
luoal Alllorican car.
You may own can and carry any
number of people up to and inoiud.
lug six with a fll'ulvcinns chillith‘lli’
for the small sum of three dollars
por hour for two hours or more.
with a minimum clluruo or live
tltillili‘ll.
()r for a day we make u lint rain
of twenty-five dollal'n.
Hanford &Brook§
42 nonru mm eraser
acorn norm/Am ‘
w;
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‘ononos ”A. Houueclcan,
Aunt-nay tutu counullor at Law, New
vork City, ertu:-
During the winter ISNIHOIIK for the
pint t’o‘ur yours l suffered much from
r “emulation. Through the l‘OGOl‘IIlnfint
a, that of friendu. twee led to try Dr.
nick‘s hemudy. The effect on thy sys-
tem was almost instantaueoull and Cl
bhoerttrily toutify ‘to ill! wonderful
oumtiva properties. i truth. this rea-
tlmonial will lie the manna of inducing
culture!“ from rheumatism to,glve it
u trill.
Yours msmcttully.
(”SURGE A. IIONNECKER.
Trolley litlnierenéo Beard lilie-
A warm weather necessity in a practical refrigerator. All refrigerator:
are very much ullkrin capacity to hold molt and ice, but their-nee saving
:apaelty and preglervinx tood there is a vast diiferencu. §he White M0lill°
into and Gibson line of Refrigerators are famous the ‘w rid’ over as the.
Very bout food pl‘eflel'vel‘s. and they only use about two«thirds as much ice
as their uloeeat competitor, 'l‘hel-orom tlltn’lutlle kind to buy.
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Funeral Directors and Embnlmers.
' South Norwalk. Conn.
12-18 North Main Street.
DON'T truss ml: OPPORTUNITY To
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETENT ; ,
sutured... - Are Wanted
.OFFICE ABSISTANTB
Port Chester Stamford South Norwalk
_-..-....-.. --.. “awed“-..mwm
lflmmm OW
g 0. B. Jackson g
g Optician ‘ l
3 Everything in the Optical Line. 5
: Eyes Examined Free E
E 53 WALL STREET. PHONE 433. NORWALK. 3
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Investigate
Prices Rangevtroin $3.98 to $35.00
it shows intelligence.
We have invo noted and found what. we boliolc to he the bout
fmltwour on tile in “let ill ovory rospoel.
Your investigation will strengthen our claim.
Try a pair of our WALK UVI-Ilt or ll.\lill\'
silica, uil leathers.
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
REIS’ UNBKI‘ION
“trill w’nsaahlt? iEIIER§
ION NAM) i MMOIDIRY
iiXh‘iililib‘. llllosl
SOUTH NORWALK.
l i
calm in various
sizes horn 5,35 in. to
busted in the mater—
ial and embroidered over with silk
or cotton protluu‘ the some raked
oiled. You MW! lime. labor and
material. Illlfj' can be washed.
boiled and lmncll and will out-
wear the. lilbfll‘ to which they are
embroidered. Ask lor RlilS'
FOUNDA'I‘IQN LETTERS
and an: that you get them.
86 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
‘X‘IVMUON HLnOS 13381.5 NOLONIHSVM 98
THE N. E. RYAN CO.
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Bathrooms Complete
$509.9.
2———-AT—-—-
Redd overdone of these, Thursday, Bargain filteringévthei'lél .
above the average in every way, even for this glow?” 1
. which is saying a great deal. Every item is augemwand
. the variety is great enough to take in every want. _ ., , Vii.
Corset Co'vérs, 25c
200 Corset Covers. lace. and
mod; raluoa title and film.
embroidery trim-
'l‘olllol'rou' ......... 25c
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50c Corsets, 350 I
All ol' the very ltt'ql ulnkos on halo tomorrow. ...35c
Children’s Dresses, 98c
Neatly trimmed (‘ililtiroll‘o Dresses. silzos t; to it
'l‘llurular
yearn; regular “.25 table ................... 98c '
...................... ..........
, Collars, inc
|
loll (‘ollare to close out:
regularly 250. for
‘. .10c
Ginghams, Sic yd.
Apron tiinghanl in checks. lilo rcry howl quality;
regularly Sc. ’l'onlorrow ................ 534‘; yd.
Roses, 90
All colors: regular 250.
\‘el‘,\' special tolllol'row. . .9c
Turkish Towels, 7c 5
Plain White 'i'urkirh Towels. regularly lite. on
auto tomorrow ................................ 7c
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Spool Cotton, 3lc,
Our regular no. (.‘otton. .l. .l.
(in rate tomorrow ............. . ....... 3L1. spool
Clark's very best.
Skirts, 79c Velvet Ribbon, 15,0 .yd. "
A tomorrow: ................ 5 79¢ yard. Un‘aalesfl ......... .............:.ific yd.
9 92 Washington. MINTZ’S South Norwaik,
Street . . Conn.’ ‘
“THE Houseor ACTIVITY AND. PROGRESS.”
it. ill t. ltllllllll
all itlltl nltn
Plainliiis Claim Fund Should Be ‘
Returned to Them
i
The Mill of .llllIKl‘ i‘alriclt Kano and
AUTOMOBILE,
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‘ IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT ,
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
most impomlill notions oror brought
ilQ'llllilli a fralorllui organization and
lilo outcome is llciilg cutlorl) watchoti
:lii ovor tho country The titlculitltl
for tho ililil'l lo dotcrulillo is, "Should
it.» Surplus l-‘llull Accumulated l‘riur
to January l. llitt‘J, ho lloturllcd to tho
Mombcrs’." it is court-rim! ll_\ both}
rides that lilo lll‘l‘m‘lll lulo of iltsut‘w
lluco in correct. .
'l‘llorn mo motto menthol-21‘ of the A
Knights of t‘oluulbns from all over rgan
Now England who are joining with
Judge Kano ill this fril‘lldly Mill. lit:
the curl} dun. of tho order which was’
orgallizoll lu IHL‘. the old i'rulorllzli
insurance plan was fltliillll'll and tho
Wear
lllll‘lllltlil lilo autumn.
I0 in. They are othl-rs agaiuxt the Knights of (“allow
better and CIIK‘I'IPCf llllti, lll‘lil'} I' l‘ll'fliy ilIlll tilllt‘l'“, \\‘.I‘< NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
than slumped dc- Fliil‘lt‘ll yoalcrlluy morning ‘bofol'o
. (l h ..ltldtrt‘ Howard .1 (‘lll‘ilh‘ ill lilo rl\'li ‘ ”W”
"5"” a" \v on Milll‘llfil' court. This is onc of the
a Smile
Next winter by installing an ARGAND BOILER now. it will cut a
aiico out of your coal bill-and make your house as warm as toast.
Spoclly Hot Water or Steam ilcnt tor liltll now .lollsc. and be sure to
NORWALK FI‘RNAt‘l‘IS for hot air beat.
his
.‘vorything in the boating line.
(1 Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE
MADE IN NORWALK
lull» was light-ll on tho basis ul‘ l-lt
deaths a way out of owl-y thousand
loolubors i'lwilll: to ill“ {not lbtll
tho lllzllbs :lvl-r'lgml only 7b.. to n
llilllll'illltl a land of Maroon til‘t‘llllill- ”m" “ supplr
lllloll. Emil lllolnbcr WIN also on «low! ‘
Whm‘ll ton truth a atoll l for 50
lllllliilt. and .l total of Sillujitih ruih’l'd.
lli NW: at llil‘ l‘lllllllill lolllu-ulltm
ll ulna lit-oluld :tt|\'lFllItli‘ to drop the
out ayatolu and tho "atop rulc plan"
was alloptoll l'l‘l'fltllih who hurt bison
lilt'lilllt‘l‘b‘ i'ur i’ll tours wot-o rcouil'oti
in pa) it higher rate illlil tbcy oh—
,iol-tctl. .ludlzo Kaun- nud other luolu-
llllS bronchi lilo pl'owut null. 'i‘llot‘
buro boon urulltcli up injunction ro-
ituolu Supplies.
.. mum”..- .TIE‘
. Nickel Bath-room Fixtures
lmuao rallll-r than at a department
in thin war only can you got a choice from an ex-
iollslvc tltih'ili'lllll‘lll ”
IN‘I’l-ll'litll‘llt storm consider this
cllrr} only a [l w nl‘ticioo lull it is
ill’filNKtlt-l and mi have ororlthlllg
a wide luau-- god
A mar or mm
in uphto-dutc [hull
. o “If.“
WAIZL ”STEM,
NORWALK. com.
straining the ut'tlt‘l', uuda-r polmliy ol‘. ’ ~ ' .. ' ..
$30,000, from llirltriilullnl: lllc mil", WH'L MEET HIGGINS.
plus fund , m... N
.4
hill-1o . .
The Healing and Plumbing Co.
“ .s .23 MAIN . SIREETy-NORWALK
' 4 1'1.
6
, Mint. TEL, all-u. r
mm... Nagy-9%. .
Halon & Bailey 66’
r . soars NORWALK, CONN.
* . "no ulna-a.
'l‘llo plaluliflu till) till-v l'tillll‘llitii‘.
ml to the tilll'lilliti and they think it
uhoulli ho uni-ll to reduce their pron»
out rule or insurance. The order
rlnilnn tho land should remain an utK
pi‘ool‘bi. ll ill nilcgcd that tho orllI-l‘l
look that fund into container-litmus
when illo prom-till rlllo Willi catalllluiol
ml and bill for that tact tho rule
would ho lliullo‘i‘ than it in, i
dunno Kano took the Vt‘lliil‘tls stand
for a brief limo yl-alorllny and M2
billiard lilii poultion and that of tho
other pialullttn. A roolmll wall then
taken during which l-ounnoi conferred
and agreed upon aovoi‘nl paragraphs
Conference of Telugrnpheru' Commit
tee May be Frluuht With
Large Reunite.
dill dill tinnitus than. '7
union. be until that be was not pro-
pnrod to talk about this no yet.
The tolonl‘apllcrn but» not yet poll-
till the road on tho limiter ol‘ nirlklnl. _
ii iii Hliill‘tl. and will not. until I filial .
lltlawor hm; hot-u rcorlrod from Mr.
it wan ntulatl that night. that lilo l‘llflfllllfllfitlu)’. ‘
tuliuallucnl committee, of the Order of
hallway ’i‘eloxrailborn of tho
luv
hearing with (it'llt‘li‘til Manager Haul-
llcl illusion. and wilt meet him thin
afternoon at tho Yellow building in
Now ilumtnat 1! o'clock. lit thin illool.
inn tho coulllllltoc, which has boon
annulmucd born again for thin purpoao
today, will he advised by 'l‘holluln li‘l.
l’ioruon. tho vicwprnalrout of the Na-
tional Annotation of Railway 'i‘oiolo
Ltlhibel‘ and Mill Work all Everything
from a' “Pigge, to a Palace
5 spam mas
dawn." .31.?” ”W“
"0m“ WW9“ "““mt “V" "‘9‘“ Sheathing and auditory Paper.
'flaiiloolh"‘..-}luphlit Fabric Rooting. .
w-ri-tntnd. Hair lnnulatinn and Darwin: Pawn :
. MN... “MW. “Mmm '
p The noun column}. ".2. mo. hold a
Catholic iiniotl Council. K. at (3.. last. drill and “ imam...“ meeting in the gr.
(ironing, lll lilo club house in Want .
avenue. and lllut‘l‘lol Deputy tloorlzo a. ' ”m” "‘9' "mm” “M 9‘3”?” l" 3”"
denial. of Greenwich, punt tho. (,vmmuan exhibition drill on the evening of
oil on oillulul viuit. lMlly 10th.
,. rival unions.
in the complaint. .
, . ...,.. . . .t luraphom. who ban llct'tl summoned
HAmono CONTRACTOR UPHELDl’“ PM “Mon. an to Illi‘lt' luturc. ac-
llltn'rronn, April item/u. it mmotiilfly
pm I“ tho mummy.” Annotation 3.03.5 lilo Situation in regarded at: aorioua
terllay. mpmmmtp pf Contractor imp. tor the roaaou that all or lilo rowan
orl l'oriollua in column not for all open "it?" Mill working it‘ll'xl‘nllilt=l‘a ml the
“fin”. wag llllfllllmuiltil)‘ NilIOI‘tlt‘ll Mid nyntom. til‘i’l‘ Lilli) lli iltlmlitil‘. ill‘l’
it w... voimi to am. him flaunt-lat and ”laid to be utiilcd lp a llmnuld for all
moral support in his tight strainer the llnllréuae of pay amounting to ll.:l pcr
mlionn representing the “erratum: 7Com. while the mad as airmail but is“:
trades. Al the Arlunlnoar. Manltlrmniml‘t‘l‘ili.
whooh in being converlml into n llmnol Mr. l'leruou. Wiloll area last night.
for the not]. a dozen nonunion men ‘lmiti that he could any almnluloly
were put to Work yesterday Ill aoeord- ,lmiilinrl mm the «trauma except
truce with the liltilltl of Contractor Porn that ho had can called to New llmmu
icons to make it all "uptul Shop“ job. "it a grand “nicer to act in an advisory
alter work on it. had been tlf‘lat‘t‘ll for calamity, When asked it the union
ninolm walls by unarmla NEWER?” wunlll instill. upon the bringing «t
i telephone train duallatchers into the
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Mr. Plot's-ton unit] that be war vary
Now lunch urntliiod with tho, terms 0! MW
oil railroad have aocurod auolhor‘
llolnunt which his organisation“ bu ‘
pull oil‘oolcd with tho mlnwure 1h
lllllItiliii railroad and with the New
York t‘ontral and olhor "not. Among
lilo rllllrlnld oilirlaln with whatnot!”
had rllulol'ouccs at tho ilolol “If“
that night. wast Superintendent 1.1. A.
llroonn, oi the Providence dlvldltiil.‘ ' 4
There in no doubt that. "it! tom
pborn will lualat upon their original
propotltloll lot a While increm Mid
it may1 iio lil'tlfiliill‘i that the Mill”
nrunl some earl of a («bandwidth
will woodm- the men. in firm
m, illi‘lltl.‘ is limited for out of am
Deliberations hro iliwif.’ to it" for M’- -
oral (lnya. or until lilo locomotive
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