‘.W I171 .9 ill illlillii I3>IAllv1ce concerning Stomach ’ Troubles and How to lie- meily Them Do not neI’lect ind cation which leads to all our of ii is and compli- t ninety-five Der cent. of all the ills Ibi the human body have their crisln in ‘ A physician who made stomach troubles. pal-talcum 1 “mpg: u it not so e ‘ formula has wide; Taglets are tnIde. y” l or 13wa e i WI 1) III Tablets I no $3131.11. 1111:!!! to be the dirtiest. remedy known for chronic 11y iipepela‘. T r inmdientd Ire soothing and ins to the fallen are rich in pepsin. one of the greatest digestive aids known to medicine. The 1aheir relie'i With Iiiersidt‘ency and rezu lurlty for a short time brings about it ach disorders. Resell Dyspepsia Tablets will insure anote nutrition. AI evidence of our sin cello faith in Retail Dyspepsia Tab 31in do not give you entire imitated“ we will return you the dilution or formality. They come in three Ilseil. prices 35 «1111.50 cents done. All erditiiehtdoc a. disordered stomach. .9 ll. III. Iiter y'eIi-s o mm! :nyanspsis the relief of acute ‘wl°“i°ii and ed membrine’s bit to stomach. They let they afford is almost immediate cessation of the pains caused by storm healthy appetite, aid digestion and pro It?" 1%! oak you to try them at our .monoy you paid us for them. without and $1.00 Remember you can obtain them only at our store.—-'i‘be Revel" Store. The Clifford Pharmacy her It Cavity. Props. le almost. The Five Vacancies In the Episcops Church. Two new Episcopal bishops are it be consecrated this month and ""61 more vacancies exist. The new blah ops a 9 those of Erie and New York Erie I a new diocese. carved out o the Pittabuig one. and its first bishoi is to he consecrated in Solution in Febipni'y 24. The New Yotlt one 11 a aIiifirdiziilh tile first one under lil~ bishop law. The vacancies ar Quill in City. Philadelphia and west em chusetta. and at are title it deaths. I.Gonelp one the Rev. '1‘. F. Davies r of l Saints. Worcester. ll Iiit to obe chosen in the Mnesncbu MINI dye. and there is mention 0 the W of 01 Rev. Dr. Cyrus Town “IMO! 13:1. 0 author, for the Run ‘ in“ ' of his. which is legally up diode“ o' ennaylvani I. there is l biiiiil‘p heretofore a coadiutor and i .lllidettll‘ln whether there will in child another coadiutor a suifrapan of them. “tho new blshopcoadiutor for Virginii lust- been chosen to succeed tbi fortner one chosen preseldeut of thi Tplscopal general mission board. ant lit is expected he will be consecratel within I couple of months. A vacancy in n China missionnl‘l district exists lluil will continue in (it so for tWil yours to i‘Ulllt‘. 115 no l‘t)ii centicn competent in till it will iiascui bio within that time lit lcuet ‘ COMMISSIONERS CRITICIZED. 890911" Days Liquor Interests Have then filtered In New Haven county. inhuman. sell. 23. «The Colleen out OitIIon. the drum of the Council out Temperance Union. of which if T. a ofKenslngton. is out in an steel: on the New Haven county :Mmlssioners. it says: bible on onens of New Haven county here used very few appli- cents. ounpaltstively. They have mind! asked sniy the question: a“ the Millicent the price? Pnevlous mitotic” for illsnl practices have no her They went the limit the n the law allowed. 111 ever: Mes town of the r licenses it to 500 limit. The: iii. so far as we . sees from tilt and churches _ . , lsslon- . “if?“ or “:1 ‘-'v m on down I saloons emotion the tang-Jud In twice M311!” a moment 1719 foams-ti! doctor once said 3611 iaity oi‘ titltl ill tlllllnll Eight borrow a Day Work and Sunday Closing of Post- otiioes Is Favored 1—»...- MihDiilL‘TOWN. Feb. 21.— The state association of letttl (Diwlll‘li-i lilid the to nesoclutlon oi pustofllcc clerks held tholi conventions iloi re \eutertiny and a joint banquet tonight iiurti‘ord was selected us the next place of moduli. at which time nllotller joint banquet will be held. The clerks at their business meet ing passed resolutions favoring an eight houl day; the closing of offices on Huntley except for the putting up of malls; endorsing the Golden bill now before congleils,an and voted to send a lettel to the bostotilce committee condemning the laying off of clerks at the Bridgeport office. The following officers were elected: i’realdent~.l. hi. Ryan. New Haven First \‘lce-prosideili~-\\'. (I Stowell. Meriden. second Vice Diesldtml-J 11:. Rob- erts. illistol. Secretary» (i. ll, iliiligcrty. liridgc- 'iOf‘l. Ti-elislircr~—S. 1‘. Klel't. Middletown. Chairman of Finance Committee—- 11‘. P. Huron, Hartford. Chairman of Grievance Committee-v P. ii. Carroll. Bridgepoxt. Delegateto toNuilolial Convention» 1. l“ Ulidcu. Hartford. At the business meeting of the cur- riera. Sundnl closing of offices was en doraed and also the paying of sub- aiituth curlieis lit a pro this rule with the regular carriers. Amalgamation with the railway and penicillin clerks was voted down it Who voted that me delegate from every ten carriers thould constitute the representation it the state conventions The follow- .11; officers were elected: Presidentvv’l‘ E, hlct'loakey, Dilu- bury. Vice-prosldcntv—P. Ilridgcport. Secretary-«D. lini‘row, Now llrltaiil. 'l‘relisill-ei-~ ll. 1‘. Saunders. New l-lll~ ii. ilovvnrd. .‘Nl. idxet'utitc lloartlv—W. liui'ns. \\'til1 ll‘ugford; .l. Mctilnnls, Stamford. iind .i‘nri ell “New London ATTENDED“ D A. R. hDBBERVANCE In. W H. BwordI I Guest at wall Ington's Headquarters in New York. Mrs. William ii. Swords. of South Norw.alk and Mrs 1‘: N “1111011. of New York city. lit-lo lluionit tile in t‘itod guests at tho \‘lltalilngton'a Birthday retention. given at Washing- oil‘s Headquarters. .‘evv Yolk. yester- m The affair was given under the itlsplces oi the Washington llesduunl iers' Association. New \".olk founded by the Daughters of the Ailicllcnli itcv )iutlon Tiit‘ program int Iudcd iiiiliiil ly an orchestra of twelve picked mu liclnns. patriotic nirI helm; rendered or the label party. lion Josiah T. Newcoinh of Norwalk delivered I very interesting address. and there were lilso lldillcascs bl "1W. fluorite Ashton tliilllliln; .llnellil t‘illliillt Pilin- will A .\1.. LL 1%., \‘I'iilluin Liiilit‘i' \Vilkllinulnll. littimllliti li-Iill-m 11111' ‘tlll. ltlltl lllo lwlllvlilv-tllm “11,-. .11 1:11. :\tt‘lliltlllii 'l‘.'\\'iill-1lu LADIES' AID SOCIAL. Given by the President. Mrs. B. M. Andrews. to the Members. Mrs B. M. Andrews. of ill West sv'.entic president of the Ladies Aid Society. oi the First Methodist Episco pal Church. cave s social last evenins to .the members of the omnizatlon. about! rtt being in attendance. The house as decorated with flags in how or of Washington's Birthday. and the occasion was greatly enloyed. it being I genuine whole Iouied old fashioned gathering There was vocal and in- strumental music. Selections from the Victmla were also given. Refreshments were served. ACRODD U 8. ill AUTO. Smallest Motor Ever Attempting Trip Item from Hartford . HARTFORD. Feb. 23. “The smallest motor car that has ever assayed I rmeontlnenbal trip left here It ioon yesterday. bound for San Fran dsco.‘ it is n motorette and carries :wo’ persons. The driver has a letter from Mayor E. L. Smith. of this city. 0 Mcyor McCarthy, of San Francis- 20. which among other thins. con- gratuiates that city on being chosen II the scene of the Panama exposition. l‘he motorette will take the southern statute and will pass through seventeen i a es. M PNQUMONIA FOLLOW. A COLD but never follows the use of Foleys Honey Ind 'f‘ar. which checks the tail ii and expel- the cold. M. Stock w‘el. Hannlhs Mo. aye: “1 contract- Ni II had cold and cough and was XVQRID tied with pneumonia. One hot I of ediey' I Hogs: Budd'i‘argompiete our me." r harmscy ind W i". Wismore & Co.” CANNON ITATION WOMAN If!“ AKIlli I. IWllilIin H. doribner. of Cannon .had the mieitiriune to is“ last Ipdh eslipped .. 3 side end in her fall struck 3 Radium heavily upon one side of‘ , . ThereIuit was tlii broken bill has been attended to or 7 ffkyslcian. ii is resting comfort fined. hover r. touch to tile relief 11 litany friends. is. Scribner Lambs north- , _ . . _ > _-Wm~um we” Wig-w- MM s_, ‘“ " I I 11.0 303111.588 m ’ Frank H. lsxter Sells Reliable Remo- dy at Half~PrIoo and Guaran- tees Cure. Wilcn illlt' run buy 1.11111 iiiililii‘t'l for ill'll' cunts. It. in ii. pond lllllt‘ it) purcir iiill‘. 1ll ordering 11 51h- lltltllc of Tir. Iiouu filti' s c‘illi'lllllldd specific for tile (‘llli‘ of constipation and dyspepsia (11.2.1 tents h‘rilnk ll. Baxter is giving mm of tho greatest trade chances ever offered to the people of South Norwulk. if food does not digest well. if there Is Ills or pain Ill the stomach. it the tongue ls coated and the breath bad. if there is constipation and straining. Dr. Howard‘s specific wdl cureyou. if it does not you have Druglilst Baxter's personal guarantee to return your money. Dr. Howard's specific gives quick re lief and makes permanent cures of constipation. dyspepsia and till liver troubles. Those are slronlz statements, but Mr. Dexter is giving his customers a cllunro to prove their truth at Just half the. regular pricewslxty doses for 25 cents, If they are not found true. all you have to do is to ask for your money. slxrll 11111111 iosr sills Til tortillas nv: (Continued from First Page.) The big game was it great contrast from the preliminary itumo. in that it was a clean. snappy affair. The inter- Icllolnstlu game was a rough and tilin- bio. exhibition. the New Haven High school players being a acrnppy bunch. Someone wall on tile floor the whole time. Yonkers plays a some like unto that of Troy, the world's chain pious who appl-urcd Ilorc lixainat Nor wnlk recently. The llnul score was 40 to 20 ill furor of the visitors. bill the some up to within the lust low morn cuts was more. interesting than would appear from the score. The locul high school won her name, it; to ill. lil- tllulluh at tho end of iilt' first iiulf New iill\‘i‘il led by ’1‘ 10-1. The big Game. it wns but it lclv liltllllruih of play Ileioro Yonkers dropped iii a neat. one. linillll being tlic Icon-r. Next came I iron] from the player upon whom all eyes tire now turuud no it coming atnr Ill Norlvlillt Norman Seyillour. it was his only buskol but it surely Was ll uent one. lie Whit'ilcti his man and covert-d him so well during the reel oi the name that lioucll did not score a point. iloyne. Yonkore’ center. is some play- or and held (Tlihlll down so that our Io cnl center did not bring home I score. bllt iluyne got away with four llllskeis Dunn's man, Clinton. scored nine but 1km to "Spot's" two. willie Dorm-y hold his until. blilnrlinc. to two and he scored a like number. r‘liziteraid. as usual. was everywhere at once. outwitilug nil null scoring five goals. Lamb. his opponent. was there for five also. Everybody was pleased with the Io- ctil room‘s playing and the name tllcy put up nuillllst such mills. Seymour la ccriuinly showing up some these (lute lllld it” .1111 pleura-.1 211.1: be 11:11; int-ll clump in: .1 libil. t‘umpnm iliiijd‘i‘c '1‘1ll‘3'iiliilliiif-Z Norwaik. Yonkers. illignu .. ,. t‘itlliun tilgIlIll 111111.111 i)01‘llt'_\ ..... . . l-Ibcriltie Left forward. (‘ulilll .,. ,.. . ,... . Home 1‘ eIuIiIi-i Seymour .................... ltoacb Right guard. r‘lizgeruid .................... Lamb Loft. guard. Piolll Innlswdilinioll ll. 111))‘iii' 1. bill- orllno 3. Lamb fl. Dalton 2. iloriloy it. Seymour 1. Fitzgerald :1. Scororv1~\'aletlllllo. Referee itsucb. 'l‘lttlorwhfonroc. The Preliminary Game. Greenwood wall the shining light of Norwullt High lIIt evenllilt. when that team defeated New anon 111311 in one of the fastest parties of the sea- son on the home floor. and was the first man to score. Now Heron's first score was mode on I foul and then Greenwood Ilusled himself and secur- ed another. McMahon nud Costello did some fine work on the door and Ferris at center held his men in I creditable manner. were a scrappy bunch and their fouls weiu so open and their mean tricks so many that they lost favor with the fans after the first few moments of play. Tripping was their greatest forte and "2 on l“ was the genersl rule but Referee Valentine noticed but few of these contemptlble tricks. it looked like another defeat for Nor walk. but in the second half which was started with New Haven ll points to the mod. the kreen and white took heart and showed how easily they could put them ltl.‘ New Haven started it off with I goal which roused Green wood to action and he followed suit. Ferris then throw one from way off to the side. which tied the score at iii points. Costello bronchi one home for Not-walk and in I couple of minutes it was all over with Norwallt the win- here: The summary: Norwellt H. 3. New Haven H. I. Costello CoonIlno right forward McMahon l f r 11 Quote 1 et orwar W' 1AM 1ND ‘10 Ferris Cohen .1 Qyfll GO O'Hara center Snelderms‘ n 'KlIlli II (1:11?“ 1.1““ ”imam?” . Id u use as y or right board > ‘ ii‘wiiltake moon Greenwood Phillipa . stole least-l oils to l Mormon. it come um silica t. mum The New Haven I 1“ llll lllllll Bill 1 11161111 8180188‘ . “WM AnsonI’ia 3 Trial Does Not MeeiI Expectations of Doparllliollt i ‘ at Washington 1 >.ilir:tlIillllu ililli oi iIlIoslliI ultilius banks 101 (hi 1.11111» ill t‘unilcciilut is d\""1dtillli) not Il‘ri Hill1HiIliill-1 to tile 111v1 pultmclit lit wllullliiktou llli was ex pectedn and Wii} the 1-1 pints and nubltlclr of liopoillloia ililit- not boenl luritor there are qilculious which 1110' puzsilnk the delta} tlilcllt Just ul plos- enl. it won thought from the that that Ausonlli would make 11 good iiilou Ina, bill. for some reasons not quite yet fntllomed llic insults 111an not come up to enrol lotions This city. In full ~tlle community represented by Ansonln. Derby. Shel loll null Seymour. has it very large pilplllutlon. lliid ii is understood illllt1E this io‘udlliou “fill 11 your inlpoltantl consideration iii the aviation oi All ' route as the one pinto in Connecticut where the postal savings bank Bilollili‘ he tried out. Such banks. it was the belief of the dcpniiiuent. would nppolll more strongly to foreign confidence in out governmental institutions but for some rhneon do not allow lilo same amount of trust in our rcitlllur hunk- lllg institutions Depbsltors. Mostly Native Born. A peculiar condition has developed here during the six or seven Weeks the Institution has been doing business and that is that the tieimnltors for ”id greater part are tuisone and native born. “to rely people for whom it was expelled iih' ptmllil bank would be of service hive been the lust in mi.» advunlnge of its opportunities. l-lo contrary to est-s91 tatioila line tllc trial in t‘onilciilcut plchu. llult the lit-- pitliiliutll chf hero \cuirtduy. inspect tul- Dublin, to ascerllilu it pueslhldi Whitlaill the tlollllii- lay. Mr. t‘olviu. spoilt dlnrge port of the fill) interview luv. prolilint-ilt lllf'iiliii‘rtl of ”It" for clan colonies and tilili'i‘ t'l't-illlt-ilts i'i‘ili‘ five to local conditions. it in llellowd illut the iiililil‘v of fur- oigu‘cru to mull tlwitillulvus of the up poriuliiilcr 111111le by the portal bani: in due largely to the 11111 111111 uiillill the past few Wei-lip hundreds of aliens lluvc lc‘f‘t iilc cit) llf‘t‘illltit‘ 111 work i'if‘h- lug slack in nomi- ol our larger lilillu. Others utiqucnlitllinblv feel than illlir bouillon» are nlliil I011 secure lllliil'l present conditions and for thin Yf‘iitloll are not dcpbsiilllu their money mt tin-1r rcsldenocfieul oouscuuctlily is ilticui'iuln. Another condition which may have resulttld to acne oxiuilt In the small number of fort-lilo depositors. is file fact thut no liter-.ltulil bearing on this subject and printed ill forclltn Ian “1111311..th been distributed nlnontt their people it ill believed llowmer. that literature 01 fills tiliilnitcr will be sent here 1 distribution. in all or fort to‘bsvo tliiwu'people become in- terested Iii lilo plinlnl bani. 11st TH: NAME Foley'siioncy and Tar for all coughs and chills; for trump, hroncbltllt. hoarse-nous (Uni for iiii‘iliilL' in prippo milirhn. No 11111111011 iloh‘l- Mindi- tilltl ”13.1.1. i\ iIil.iliil.lI) null W. I?" 9I11illlt” sgd“ .. AR‘nsv cilUELLE 01. mm, ...., .... Wlih'. tile-‘0 site. Loans for Writ 1 ‘ to 01 Exhibitions. Mr Ilnd hits R if t‘lruclle. 01311- verminb. loft ill 'tltll of this month for til u “003 2 (inloilc will hold several exilll 11 a of his paintings of Connecticut landscape ltl indlallpolls Mill 0111" “return cities. Mr tlrucile is a member of the society of western artiste Bcforc'lmovlnx in Connecti- out be sins our of the famous group of it later artists. Mr. and Mrs, ilruolo} are the neonate of .I. ll. I'lrueiloi, who recently won the New York Herald's 32.000 prisc. licforo re tilrfllnx‘ to Connecticut. Mr. and Mrs. (‘irlielle‘ will v 11 friends In illlnols and lit Washing" ..D. (‘ vw’ was 0N: IIIOUND INOOAN GAINS DE- CIIION. NEW. YORK. rob. 23.—-"0ne round” Hogan. of California. salted the pop- ular decision over "Knockout" Brown. of New York. in I ten round bout It the Madison Athletic Club here last night BrowIii 911119111910" make the show- he did inat Ad Walnut in Philadelphia ntly. Backed by the re utntlou he earned in that flm h was daily the favorite when he stepped into: the ring. But the fli‘ii round served to raise Bonn several points in the estimation of the crowd. it was I herd fight but Hosan 1:01 to Brown as no other lighter has hen able to do. chin. ro hsv. on. AKID. SAN FRANCISCO. Fob 21—111. (‘borlea F.1lltod.pastor of the Fifth Avenuel baptist Church of New York. of which John D. Rockefeller bl a member but hell ior'nlslly called to the lMtDI‘llfin of the First constructional Church of this 0112!. according to an lillnouu clement me I last nlzht. Ac. cording to one of the trustees of the First Cure lionsl Church. Dr. Aired will scolept t e cell A few days us. a sanctioned publication of a letter by Dr. liked was made in In illnIIiIh Iper ttins forth the fact of his dill» tisfsc ion with. his clerical work in . , diesel I tililir Mdfhlldten to Corfu . roll. Inspected that he Frederl it William: and princess w l loin the party Esudners. Nausatucll. Vio- you clear-eyed. olesrhrslaed, clear " HUI! IFAD‘I'DIV ADDITIDND. DANISH moss: GRAY unmet Kill the Dandruff Germs-Stopgfloir Fawn; Thousands of mothers Ire looking women—Their any from are gone. flan-turn color has some back. and with it s new crowth of soft. glossy. luxuriant hair. Why should. micekctdhsforsyourtimmwhsnyeeesnloekyemymlwm - WYETl-I'§ III-admit" 'Cmf MYIPW'W all the W all left 3! _ IllsilI class. white and smooth. ,an..cmy.§em.e.xo‘ '5AGEWSU1PHUn HAIR REMEDY It Is rmmlrohmla‘w Restore Faded and Gray Heir to Natural Color vii otiter "so-eslied'i Restorers have failed. don't give up hope. mma “03 AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY I trial. \IOI I'll :10.”an my as represented. you lone: mill! to iota-101.. PROFIT BY OTHEIS' EXPERIENCE many Hair Restored Grew Hair‘o’fs‘i‘flaidifiead tting colts gray and falling out rapidly I]: or threeyesu “any, a... “'8“! mv‘r‘lall bohemian going; attains oi the we) Isllggtgl: Inc fitmnih this until ttheftep wsso ruwlec cos MM‘Mnt sad kept me continually hmhln; it arms on I. of I" h“ w“ months Inc 1 commenced yusing Sue and Sul- phur. The first bottle seemed to do some endlhptilsinxitregnisri “111me visit to Rochester I heard of your Sage and Sulphur for the hair. I get a bottle and used it. A few spoil-1 cations relieved the itching, my hair etc 59“ fsii- ".4 four pom n. ”3:5. “in“ in; out Ind gradually came back to its natur color. It mm), m, is new I aloe dark brown color. soft. iossy sad pliable. [shall hep damn it" s will]. Weldinyiriesdswsnttousstwndlwsst “135W mum “mutatinbotiiuefli. I188 new 1.03%“ 50c. and $LWIII Battle-At an ill-mat: Not Scadll “ svummsehymlhmzmmmmuwnm WW“! Chemical Cammy 1e cesium gum Fill BALE Aliil REOOMMEIDED IV THE STILLSOI-POWELL GORPIIIIITII” “IIWImm saootr. W.‘..3-, w... .4 .. . s UNIVERSAL PEACE NOT HERE. "REJMAKING A RAILWAY." (‘HlCHESTLR’S PILLS It'lNA 031’ B (‘5! [Jul Ange-r911“; Pills in Red .31" Doll mewik‘ SM ‘9‘“ What the Neel'Englaed Railroad it Doing fur the Transportation Archbishop irelaud Differs With An- drew Carnegie and Otiler Pence Advocates I System. 3 n. . l‘lCiiitlA. lli. Fob. 2:: Archbishop "itc-muklulz n Railway. a Study in fimm “in" 9% John lrclllild. in his militias ill-lure the Efficiency" is the story of the up memoir!“ Crave- t'ueur (‘lull of Fourth on the an- buildliiu of New England's iransporla- $01.11" wwmmm inventory of \l‘ashluuton‘a birthday. lion N}dit‘iil, interestingly told in a m "r" molt opposilo \‘ll-wlt from those of A111 bmchilrl- just issued by the New [HIERI‘IIHMEMS drew i‘urllcnlo nod ”11' forces which England lines. The author is Sylves- ilavc been working tovvnrd universal m, Dexter. secretary of me Metropoli- - peace. _ ‘ anlll Archbislr tun improvement lacaxtit of Boston. MINITRELS "llus lllc tiny t‘ulnc.” op Irclnnd. "of such eminent propo- tenry of the principle of arbitration that n grout tuition such as the United Sluice of America may safely turn all its words into plowsllnree nud all Its spears into liloitlca’.‘ No one will mnkr it is n tw-prlnt of an article which at- lracted much attention in the Outlook and in its present form it contains considerable additional text. and many new» illustrations. Will be presented by the FELLOWCRAFT CLUB i ., LOCKWOOD’B HALL. Thursday and Friday Evenlnds, lhe affirmation. The booklet tells interestingly how THIS WEEK “01"” ““5 0‘ "9W9“ 9"" 11199199 the unification was accomplished; why Thorough preparation and expense international police has not arri\.etll u was “we...” and Whit it means in hove not been I red -in making this ever ambitions and pride of not one permit it to arrive. Today the no ion that dlsmanties its ships of ear and dlIbIadI its soldiers nuts itself in danger of gross llunlilliition. if not fli- tII disaster. Today Americais re special by its sister nations it in re- the best emsteu minstrsls erst- pre- sented to the people at The Norwsiits. Tickets on sale If E. P. Wood's Nor- walk. and R. H. iflsisted's. South Nor- TICKITI. 50 CENT. the dc veiopment of a greater New En- land. The reconstruction of the Ne York. New ilsven and Hartford Rail- road and the Boston and Maine Roll road by President Mellon is a colosssl‘W undertaking. You will read In thie‘ booklet that “formation has been ........._...._. WWW! because, “1‘“ 1‘ '9 19”“ spent In 7 years for the sole purpose of ’ """""“‘ PQIICD Amork‘ii invoked. hi" to be "1” “buflnlnx “mnnponauon entr‘gncy iv ' more sure of pence America must be m, mum“, ”Me, of Southern New 1 1 ready at a moment a notice to summon Enainnd. ‘ 1 ‘ ‘0 “9 “hm“ an nrmy ‘2“ 1‘ nmy ‘0 You will learn bad this vast sum was . "h" “'9‘“ 1' impossible. expended; how the trackllue was mul- » . tiplied; bow economy and efficiency ‘ ‘1 HOT '- ARRIVALS. have been obtained by constructinl ”in“ Norwdllt ”‘9'“ “9 tunnels. eliminating grade crossings. stronnthohlns llrlditos iuld utilising electricity as a motive power. Mr. Melion’a 'ntnbltlon to extend t e benefits of this unification to all parts of New England is 101d in detail. im- provements involving an expenditure of at least 8100. 000.000 within the next five yesrs are forecaster. A symosr the-tic word Mm” of President Mel Ion is incl u The author writes with genuine Ipprsclatlon of his sub- lect and describes Mr dishes as I man who is prominently constructive. In- tenaiteiy imaginative and gifted with rare foresight and visusilsatlon power. . A copy of Mr. Baxter‘s book may be "ibtalncd from by coalescing The New England unea. Room 587. flouth Star lion. Boston 1 .9 «as»- IAOKAGHT. NNIUHA‘HIM. ILIIP. ”W I“ esult from disordered kidneys. l‘o- 'Iy Kidney Pills have helped others. boy will In you. ills if. I. miles. S‘mcuse. if .11., says: "For kids: iii"! W W“ W! van rheumatism. i had severe held tones and felt all played out. After Mshscksm 1). M. Renett. Syrs~ cure; it. Could. it. 0. Enabling. In. a. A. dossier. C. w. Adams. New York: P. l). Jordan. 8. (lroenstelii. lirldlte» port: ii‘. 0. Abbott. Jr.. Montcielr. g .l.; A. Johnson. M. Van Panel-inn. . W liowkey. E. Westerbeeit. D. K. Colo. A. Mills. 1“. ill. Beardsley. E. Brown. Seaport. l..l.: w. hf. Knapp. stem ford: 8. Robinson. atamford: 8. Rob inson. New Haven: 11. P. lloper, Eton install; w. A. Dray. H. W. Eastman. Brooklyn; H. Moore. usmaroenck: b. it. Hurlhult. Wilton; E. if. Mathewson. if. W. Bissell. 0. McKay. R. ll. Berto- lotto. ii. A. Grubb. Charles Pldteon. in Mints. J. M. 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