.35 .1:... ‘
Pounds of
ers
used in Germany
last year. ' ‘
It shouldn’ t be
necessary to say
unether word
about it in our:
advertising.
0
P e r 81 l
is a self-acting
Oxygen washing
compound for all
laundry pur-
poses.
Persil
saves Time, La-
bor, Clothes
100
{it your grocer-”s
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IIII.I. T0 IIEVIITE IIIIIIII
ITIME TII TAIIIFF [AWS
(Continued from first page.)
whom“. ..
‘-’ of those“ facts. The Tariff board 1 isilt
datloua. The 55.11.15 to
facts as to the difference in the cost
of production and t6 present Ibose
facts do Consreu. I
lit is for Congress to determine
What rates shall be sited on the Iasia
and a difference of 10 cents inI: the
coat of production between this I: can-
try and Argentina. of 5 cents betEwn
this country and Australia. aids 1 outs
IleIWeen this country’ and some ther
country. It will be for Congreél to
determine whether it shall mail lilo
the several classifications of well. as
under present law, to dlstlnauisI the
1 products. of Attention or at“ Australia
117: of some other country or it
make only cite classification and
rate on wool from all foreign 1
tries." '
shall
I one
oun-
ISome Rocks Ahead. I
Some rocks ahead, that may; pre-
vent any tariff legislation at lhiiL sea:
sion, Mr. Hill can see. Acceptlm the
statement of the last national lb pub-
llcun platform that the true mcifisurc
of protection is the difference III the
coat of production at home or strand
«not one cent more or less—it pub-
iicuna generally, he believes. will_sup
qlort a bill with rules fixed on‘ that
difference as shown by the I ariff
Icould 1
But the Democrats desire to Ilwipc
out'proteotlon, .to have a turil for
-1'evenue only. It is impossible Mr.
Hill points out, that the rates I used
on the difference in the coat 0
Auction and the rates based in a
revenue basis shall be the ame.
Thus, he adds, 11 locking of horns
between .ltepublicune and i)c1nlI>cruts
will result.
. May Be Deadlock.
if the Republican Senate stands by
the Tariff board and passes 11 IF.” on
the protectin basis and the homo:
crailc House passes a bill based on a
tariff for revenue only princi 1e a
deadlock Ia nssurrededluless tlIere Is
a sacrifice of principles, which 1is un-
likely. _ '
Should the Democrats ‘nud Iineur-
gents of the Senate sire their sup-
port to the Democratic House NIH and
Sherman and Speaker (‘Inrk full; but
Representative Henry may he an ex-
ception, as private advices hero ssvf
ndeulh in his family may dctainh iml
in thc Nutmeg state for a few days.
Hill In the Limelight.
Tariff and trust legislation it is Ihci
concensua of opinion. are to be theI
chief consideration during the 5438- I
stop: and Representnthe Hill willj
be In the limelight all the time thc1
tariff is on the boards. As a promln ’
pent Republican member of theI
House ways and means committW—oe I
which has charge of tariff bills-
and 11s the bcnriiest advocate of the
tariff, board to furnish fucts for a
scientific revision of the customs6
schedules he has 11 big walk out out
for him this 11;lnlel and hc told 'l‘th
' newspipm correspondent lodnt that
his time would be lmuch dcmicd 1n‘
the tariff
Report on Tariff Board.
Early in the seasion, President 'l‘nl'l'
is expected to submit to Congress theI
report of the 'l‘n1itl‘ board on the dif '
forence in the cost of production at
home and abroad of wool and cotton
and their products. The chief execu.
tive will undoubtedly urge legislation
based on thesc l't'pOI'ls: and Repre‘
sent-Mire Hill will stand for such 11
course
“it is follv to say thuItI the Tariff
board will mnlte recommendations as
to tariff schedules.” Mr. Hill ex.
pinined today. f‘ll amuses
l
7'
SOUTH NORWALK POST DFFIGI
MAILS
South Norwaik Poatoffice
MAILs Anew! FROM
Eastern Potato—«6: 66. 7: .
l:00.2::.16,300 6:66 00m::1030..lnt
wleisstérn Paints—61656.:30. 10: 30 a. 119.:
Danbur —5': 55. also I. m.:nII1,00 5: 1
Norwal I—s: I30. I: 00. 10: 00 a. 11).; 1:0%.’6:9-i‘l;
6:1)00
SCLOSE FOR
Eastern Points-:«G 00; (Bridgeport only.
W81“); 10:.0011 m.' , 1:0, p.m
wimp: nPolntoa—oz .40. 51°23” a. m.. 13:16.
5...... 9.455.111 l:00.6:00p.in
006°!
you a» uwgrgpaa
.1
I'Norwaigl 30:, 6'00 m.' .. 1:00
. Malia6 for aIlIs poihts close 6: 30 7). 111.3111 1
days.
E. E. CROWE. Postmaster.
‘ NorwalkPostofflce
Mails Matched
m. —-East.
..m ~Dunbury division.
In. —West and 8011 orwalk.
40 a. m.——-Eust. West and 0. Norwalk. .
- .—-New York and
.711. ——East and B nth I”Nol'vrlllt.
m. -—Danburyd lvfsMn
..m .«tl’cintslweal “on Stamford. 1.91-
.'m. ~West° and South Norwnikb .
m —‘C‘;1‘1|1tucr1‘n station. Danbury AM
m..—East West and mi
tin-«East. West and 33: gm:
. ...Eii'tf.” "'1' 33'3".”
sea a
Sunday collection at 3: 30 Km m:
Mails Received.
a. m.--All directions.
m..—fian‘non 33‘33? 111
—— as,wes o 1' gene".
In. —-Wilton and D .
..m—South 1210139111“mey I'
ry division.
“NI-l
.ln. .-—Da‘ubue“
No mile
:30 a In. 41.551, BWest and 150 Norwalk.
:mOOa. m.-—Eust 313.21" and Bo. MI“
a. Carriers' window open 1:557" hunt” iii
\
e :5! gleeyreuueoe-z-a-a
In tariff issue that will enable.
me to
1 “can...
.m.—-—Eaat. West and So. NWu “ 1‘ ’
pass it the President. in Mr..Hlll's
opinion will win it because he has
announced he will veto nu1' hiIll not
based on the difference in the dost of
pmduction as shown by iheIaniff
bould.
Will Get 9 Tariff Issue.
Out of this chaotic condition. Mr.
Hill believes the Republicans will pull
them
to 11in the national election nit-Ill fall
elect a President and 11 Republican
House.
The Republicans will show
sincerity in the coming scsslmy to re-
vlac the tariff on the true protective
basis, the basis of the difference In
the cost of production at homo and
Inhroud. the basis which will insure the
exact rates under 11 hich i ultcd IStutes
‘lndustrica can be maintained II (om-
pole with foreign lnduslrice.
This muulncnt must appeal Mr.
11111 thinks, 15 all who want out Unit:
ed Sluice to continue to mu‘I'e the
things its people eat and wear.
Schedule Too High.
hlr. ilill concedes that some
prcucnt tariff schodulcb are
than necessary for true prof
I-II-I-IJI-id-J'II“
In Effect Oct. 1, 1911.
M”
SOUTH NORWALKITO NEW I
til the
higher
cclidn.
lBli
YORK.
A. M.—-—12248x. 5:09x. 5:11.11. 5:19. 5:57
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7. 521:. 9: 710:, 10: '45.
Sundays.
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- X X X X.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO
HAVEN.
A. M.— 12:.12r 1:17: 1:57:
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r. 111.:—~1zo 07:. 1:20 9:111: :211
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Su undays.
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Sundays.
A. M.-7:5.11:55 .1
resin-s 0.72911. _ - I
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eou'ruI noswauc re "oANI
M.:—-1 30 “(daily except M
5121:: s: 29,
11M
9
BURY.
ham)!
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" E 3- ADMIB. Palm
.Oiiii.
I their ,
IEW
6: 9. 7:26. I
.. W971 5711‘s.; Sevgr‘o grime
it"; 7111! all 3111;719me
Thole is not, one groin 5151151717111
Papes c5171 Compound, which, 5115
taken every two ho‘urs. until three
consecutive doses are taken. will all":
ly end the grippe and “break up the
most severe cold. either in the head.
Lehqst, back; smasher; timber 1:: 1'
It promptly relieves the most misv
arable headache, dullness, bead and
nose stuffed up. feverishness, sneeao
lug, sore throat. running of the nose.
catarrlial ., affections, soreness. still-
ness and rheumatic twinxes.
Papa's Cold Compound Is the re
suit of three years‘ research at a cost
of more than fifty thousand dollars,
and contains no quinine, which we
have conclusive demonstrated Is not
effective in the treatment of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made any-
where ise In: the world which will
cure your cold or end Crippe misery
as promptly and without any other as-
sistance or bad after—effects as a 26-
cent package of Pope‘s Cold Com-
pound. which any drugglst in the
world can supply.
lie cited the wool, the cotton and es-
pecially thc agricultural products
schedules as examples. ' ’
"Senator lat‘ollette is responsible
for the high rates on agricultural
products," he replied.
head of the
House ways and means committee a
score of years ago that framed those
rules." .
lr‘andagee's Posllon.
Sennaor Erandagce will
prominent. of the
Connecticut delegation.
coming session of Congress. lie is
will come the important. questions
that must be decided before the
Panama canal is opened.
tolia~—aud upon the right settlement
of that. it to generally conceded. do
ed States merchant marine. That
will be given early consideration, and
there is sure to he 11 many aided
fight, owing to the interest which the
trans-continental railroads are show»
ing in the matter. Then interest In,
of course, easily understood. for pro
hibltlve tolls or high rates moan less
competition for them with the isth-
mtun canal boat lines.
Senator McLeod has not been in
the Senate long enough to be en
trusted wilh any important legisla-
tion. for longevity of service Is an all-
controlling factor when it comes to
giving legislative influence to differ-
ent senators.
HATTERS' ELECTION.
...—......—
Natlonai Officers Will be Ballotsd for
Next Friday.
The first election of national officers
of the United Hatters of North Am
cricu under the system adopted at the
last national convention of that or»
ganlzation will take place next Friday,
when the locals throughout the coun-
try will ballet. The votes will be
counted by the local election board in
. each district and the result will be
transmitted immediately to the. nation-
al headquarters in New York city.
There are three nominees for presls
dent. Simon Blake, of Dnnbnry. the
present executive of the organisation;
John A. Moliitt, of Orange.N . ..l. for.
mer president, and John W. Sculley, of
South Norwalk. The present secretary,
Martin Lander. 0} New York city. for-
meriy of Bethel, is the only nominee
for that office.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued Nov. 28.
List furnished from office of A. M.
Wooster, solicitor of patents, Bridge-
port Conn“ '
.iozsef Tolnny,‘Br|dgeport, lock.
Charles F‘. LittleJoIm, New Haven.
fare register.
Fred A. Law. Hartford, speed chans-
ing mechanism
James F. McBirney, Hartford, type-
writing machine.
Philip Montgomery, Hartford. lock
for elevator doors.
Kalman Szeptlvanyl, Hartford, safe-
ty elevator device.
August Arena and E. L. Teich, New.
131115111. lock ' I ' '
Arthur 8. Goddilrd,’ Waterbury, can-
any support.
George A. Dcwns'. Fanastviiie, trea-
erator tube and filler for vapor atom
71
the heaters. . -. v ‘2 ‘3
Raymond H. Dolph. Guilford. clutch
Norman 8. North; Mucous. main-
spring winder.
Charles A. galley. Cromwell. toy
., bank.
I 111111: 111111” ......
that Effective and llarhlssa
"lie was the
subcommittee of the
also be
members of the
during the
chairman of thg powerful committee
on intoroceunic canals. and before it
Chief of these is the question of
bends largely the future of 1115 Unit.
' writes:
“I had a very severe stomach trien- ,
automatic 15mm control for 1795;, I
. 711115.111 911111,
field. Miss.
. Mrs. Mary W Jonathan of Brewster
at one time a resident of Norwalk :...d
Bouthport, hours: in recent litigation
in gittatleld. Mala . where decision has
you peas uremia. admit .1110 t
1 unload her hfbl' 1111.11.33
be! t narrlmogfor salheryices,
ePIttoIieid Eagle says of the
case:
superior court finding of 2450 for the
plaintiff in the semiannual 24000 suit
of Dr. Hugo w. Schultds at Great Bari
rinston against Mrs. Mary W Jen-
nings. a; monster («7.11.339 settlement;
legal services rendered. ..durinx the
time he .waecourt Interpreter In New
York. The auditor rules but one claim
for $1,000 and reduces others.
in the plaintiff’s bill of particulars
he set forth claims as follows: For
services. rendered in securing from
lawyer Gilman of southport, Conn.
money invested with Halyht & Freeze
for Mrs. Jennings, 31800; for services
rendered in connection with Mrs. Jen-
nlngs’ suit against the Royal Arcan-
um. $1000; for services rendered In
connection with a mortgage on prop-
ertry in Lowerre, N. \'.. 2100; for ser-
vices rendered in straightening out
trouble between Mrs. Jennings and
Rev. M. Brown of Brewster, $100;
for services rendered in Mrs. Jen-
nings' suit against the New York It
Harlem railroad company 31000 Icon-
demnation pr0cmdiuga to take lane
through Mrm' Jennings” farm at Brew-
ster. . . Y.)
The report sets forth claim: the
principal evidence in a somewhat con
fused hearing in which Mrs Jenninas
defended her own case until the Iast
day when she called in an attorney to
represent that she was too ill to appear
An examination- by Dr. Dodd showed
that she was able to continue, so the
case 1111s completed
lira. Jennings will undoubtedly ask
for a jury trial as she indicalcd‘thut
she “won _ snevcr pay any verdict with-
oht 11 Ill: 1 to the last ditch.
Mrs. Jennlogs' chief contention’val
that Dr. Schultcs' services were those
of a friend-services which he had
never asked to be paid for until after
hire. Jennlngs secured a ludwent
against him on a note he held.
The summary of the auditor's tind-
ings in as follows: .
0n plaintiff‘sclatm for services in
suit against the Royal Arcanum, I
and for the defendant.
0n plaintiff‘s claim for services ,ia
the Clmaulluiuht e Fleas matter-,1
find for the plaintiff quthet sum of
H00 ' .
bu plaintiff’s chimilforesarvicea in
the matter of the mortgage on Law-
rence properly, i find for the plaintiff
In the sum of $50. I
On the plaintiff's claim for services
In the matter of Rev. Mr. Brown. I
and for the plaintiff in the 311111 of
also. ’
0n the plaintiff a claim for services
in condemnation proceedings and the
preliminarleaIthereto I11 the matter of
the New York a Harlem Railroad
company. i find for the plaintiff In the
aunt of 8200.
Total iindlnts for plaintiff, 5450.
AM.
WSET HAVEN GIRL STRUCK.
Miss Nettie Bali Seriously Hurt by
. Auto In Waterbury. I
WATERBCRY, Dec. l.~itilss Nettie
l‘lali. aged 2?. of 82 Court street. West
Haven, was struck by an automobile
yesterday afternoon near ’i'homastou.
and now lies st the Waterbury hospi-
tal in a critical condition with aft-ac-
tured skull and left wrist, and cos.
sible internal injuries. Miss Ball was
waiting for a trolley car when in at-
tempting to dodge an automobile which
came up behind her. she was struck
by another machine going in the earner
direction. 8. J. Bullflbrcther of the
injured woman. did not hold the driv-
er of the car responsible for the acci-
dent.
'9.
=."You can reach a mun‘t heart with
food; a woman's with flatteril."1‘e-
marked the Wise Guy. '
they are yams." added the‘Simpie
Mug.«PhiladoIphia Record.
WEI. KIIWIII IIIIISTEII
Restored to Health by v5.1
Rev. D. Schneider. who is a well
known minister in Rice Lake. Wis.
his last neutrons which I was kept
in had three months. I had 5511151
the services of
out I then read-Ins run Minter-
ninedtotryabottlabatonltwaa
meduplwasoatolbedundfour
eafmsdei‘n yell 111211. “not is
' _ shoelace. and l anomaly
3551913511.- or
to
this woodland torrid.
liar twelve years vs:
115,171 on 11.31.157.19;
every roar anaesthes- in: popularity
"Auditor W7. A. curds today 111.71 in .
"in other words, stuff them, and .
loom 11111 to 115'
e the dangerwf'If fuel 555715;. this will
:91 _ we 1.- are 11.1911119- now.
n“ W , .3 ,7 . 1 -. .. :1.
boots“ plan. sad
and mm breoittinusd tests that it ‘
Use wyurs Sage and 'Iulpllr.
A "MID“ Ramsay flint .1”
Mafia the liair blew
Width pity It is to observe so many
people with thin and faded hair ‘and
then realize that most of these people
7
If they vr’buld but use the simple "case
tee." of our grandmothers, combined
I'IithIIOthfli' ingredients ‘Yo‘l‘ restoring
and preserving the hair. No one
young or old. need have may hair,
weak, thin or falling hair, dandruff
or any trouble of the sort if they
would but use Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
II In possible to have the healthy, vig-
orouu hair of perfect color. by a few
applications of this remarkable prepa-
ration.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy quickly removes dandruff,
leaves the scalp clean ‘and healthy,
promotes the growth of the hair and
restores the natural color of the hair
which has become faded or gray. it is
a clean. wholesome dressing, which
may be used At any time with perfect
safety. Don't neglect your hair. Start
today with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
;lete. Special agent, Stillaon-Povreil
Corporation. . 7
A
...—...
ovsrsa unions ooze oven.
'The'hest'inx. which was to have been
held before the shellfish commission in
their. rooms in the Exchange building,
New Haven. Saturday morning, was
postponed until this morning; when
the representatives of the dredxers on
the natural beds in the harbor presento
ed their case.
During the past week the case of
Capt. 1511:. Hammond against the hut-
ton heirs Infwhioh Captain Hammond
represents all the dredgers on the nat-
ural beds. will be taken up. it was re-
moved from the calendar in the super-
ior court by order of Judge Burpee last
week. when he decided that the case
was one to be decided by the commis-
sion.
The natural growthers brought suit
against iielen Button and the Sealshipt
company. and asked an injunction re-
straining the company from dredging
over the natural beds, claiming thatu"
the"‘heavy drednes were injuring the:—
beds. They also claimed that am
Button had no right to sell the bed to
the company, as it was the property of
the state, the line having been wrongly
laid out by the engineer who surveyed
the beds.
a
«Qua
Moist?)
FIRST QUALITY
no seconds or thirds—”theta the only
kind of quality you will find here in
our Whiskles. Wines. Bottled Beers.
We are prepared to fill your Xmas
orders for the best ‘in liquors and
beers. We want you to try our in
mous Reward Whiskey, which costs
Martha 51.. if'you doubt the excellence'
of our goods. as this Whiskey times
our claims. The best—~at the lowest
prices.
Caftellano 8. Bardaai
romp! Delivery Everywhere '
T“: 9",:
25 11911159911119.
Steer the order the right Wily—avoid?
111111111 11111
I at
91.951,
11112111 by" a tile. healthy head or hair 7
phur liair Remedy. 0n the contrary. I." I“ a 5"” club connected with ‘
j 1~Oue blast at 8
in;
-. 11- il—‘l‘wenty- ““0.
~ 71.
. It-«Hiokorym 81in: dead Bell and.
M ,
in; is shown in a hundred m. to-
day. Perhaps the work that is done
among the cellos! settlements to
bring“ together young women of excep-
tional opportunity and those who are
on he orldiy side with few advsn-‘
70110 of the most significant
cf'tbe change in human
thinking. .'l‘ho leaders of the cattle
meats pitch. any that IW undoing
as much for Ithe wellstode livi- g1 for
the led! fortunate, in giving them a
broader life, in teaching them the rela-
tive insignificsnce of external advan-
tages by comparison with the stead-
fast patienoerigoodueheer and hope of
girls who from a material'standpoint
have a very bare kind of existence.
A little story in the Youth‘s Campan:
ion illustrates this point. A brilliant
young woman of the world Is interest-
settiement and has prepared for a cer-
taln‘IcVenlng an earnest talk on the
sisterhood of woman. During the day
she goes to a shop on an errand and
makes a careless and unjust complaint
of the girl behind the counter, and the
girl is discharged from the store. That
nlght the girls are absent from the
club meeting and going to find them
she enters a home where the young
girl of whom she had been so Impa"
tient in the morning is the center of a
group of 'commlserstlng friends. She
hs “lost her place" and Is In despair.
The rich girl understands at once how
her impatience and lack of love has
worked this harm and learns a lesson
which sends her back to her club meet-
ing silent. resolving to wait till she
knows more about true sisterhood be-
fore she tries to teIac'li' omen
. ...-..- WW»... ".‘. ...-m.....
FIREALARMS
aqua-u 5111111211“ r111: ALAau‘
115‘. Alarm mad man at We
~ {york Tel pus ,for fire alarms,
I)“ and Raymond 8t!
,Baxfl o Corset Factory, private.
I—Koyt's Theatre
L—lflulil ”mallard and City Halal: .
meats
iI-xWeat 8h. Franklin 8ch.ooi
iS—chneerd 111.. Congerd "and Lincoln
Schools.
14—4110th sslain and Ann Bts.
16-11 hS band VI" Ave.
flux orwalk Iro orbs.
"wives: Ave Cedar St.
lt—Hixn School West Ave.
-—-West St. and Taylor Ave.
38—11 7 Ave. and Lows St.
I that and Hen o.fsts
:s-xaouth Alain and nroe Sta
mutton Ave. and ”Austin at.
g- land Elm Grove Sta.
film‘filgl‘iofl»
-..soun: Iain 81.. between Grove and
Worskw State Bi. 5‘) It
Water Bil.
It—
a...
(e
d Ave. rat.
lor Ave. and Booth at.
4 Ave. and leader at.
st-Burrltt and Quintard Aves and Water
5.
40— 'oodward and Lowndes Aves.
Bi—Goidon Hill St. and Elmwood Ave.
62—W uhington 8t. Bridz
Bil—Freixht yard and Ann ‘81.. private
tllt—Norwalt Lock Co. private
I“? Denotes non-interfering ea.
) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.-
One stroke at 11 noon and ii p. 111..
standard time.
One stroke at odd times. testing or
line open. ‘1-
am strokes itIteri'1 an alarm. fire out. re-
ca departmen -1
Three slow niches, water to be shut
oil. 1—— 1
At 12:05 p. m.. each Wednesday. a has
plied for test.
re alarms for an: district also re-
oeived by telephone.
NORWALK FIR! ALARMS
lb-Corncr of Main and Wall Sta.
ll—-Beiden Ave. and Union Pl
23-3 ling Hill and Kellen 8!.
Sim nlon
310nm Ave
Pl.
2 8.1er w
2T~Franklin Ave. on
:s-West Ave and Berkeley St.
Private box).
Isa—Her bor Ave.
se—(Ihapol St. and Harbor Ave.
tarsus.- ”‘i 3.37.1.-
eve s .
ill-4 In St. andwfio rtn Ave.
43- once
62—3941; and Catherine Sta.
ss—-w‘~Canaan1-oad and dFair at.
gh-Chestnut St. is 1' Summer St.
Tindall Lime.
Main St. on dion Ave
68-81mm." 8t. and
9—. n '
(ls—East A“. aghoulsincclri Ave.
s .
M—Eut Ave. and Deanna Lone.
EAST NORWAkK FIRE ALARM BORIS
Fire 3“““3'53’3' 30' M31113 Zuni Street.
iv—vFltch School tprinvate).
5~M1mrl mu School (private)
zit—East Washington and Fort Ste.
:11-Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
213.3171 fl‘II‘Iveél. and Bow” 5‘
—- n e '
dadob‘ort Hand Charl'e fits.
222~Ealt Ave and Fitc st.
225-'St. John st. and Edlle Ave.
332-8eaview Ave. and First St.
salimBoulsiiard and Second 81.7
sum—Cove Ave. and Fifth St
”hh‘m'm‘a“. ”If. tariffs“: ‘i‘i'l
.e - eyser . a ne ve e.
40~Keyser St. and DuckPo 11d rd. i'l‘el l)
"iii—Shore Haven. (To i.‘
A telephone memo to Electric Station
(706) between the hours 1' a p. m. and
O 9.111.. vin as location tire. an alarm
will be I ven of nearest hex
lr lv‘ate boxes will only bed pulled for
fire on prem where loco.
Second alarms are only to 9be elven by
the chief .or acting chief upon his arrival
at the fire.
8 lai Signals
1-——0ne blut a odd flint-11.. testing or line
Jung "standard time. If
lT—i- Two blasts. r1111
11- ilewenty two. at than“ no morn-
mat on of public school:
:30 p. m.. no af~
noon session of publics so h.ool
llilnilli—Ten blasts quickly calls the
entire department.
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n-{ichllud Ave. to 121.? .. 19.3. I H
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tows 9393,1170.
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Marvelous Medicine,
for Coughs and Colds
' Linonine is in greater demand
than ever. be'cauie it relieves
coughs 2nd colds that baffle ordi-
nary remedies; it reach‘cs the seat
of the trouble and removes the
cause. It has been doing this
mgrygiousworkior years and this “
season his winning fresh laurcis
by the quick way it works on
those hacking coughs that are so
general and so distressing.
Linoninc at all drug stores, 25c.
501:, $1.
Made and purity guaranteed by the
Kerr chemical 60., Danbury. Conn.
LIQUOR Ace. 0111 11111113155115 011?
user or CONDEMNATION.
The Bridgeport Christian Endea-
vor Society gathered in the People's
Presbyterian church last night. It was-7
voted unanimously that the commit-
tee on citizenship formulate a set of
resolutions to present to the Com
nectlcut company} relative to the
aboition of liquor advertisement on'
the reverse side of the trolley transg-
tors. The question brought (on an _
animated discussion. and the meme;
here are very earnest In their effort,
to stop the practice. I
The corresponding secretary 91 I
the society was instructed to fomrtl
a communication to Representative
E. J. Hill at Washingtorl, requesting
him to do everything in his power
secure the ratification of the propos-
:15 United States.
Your entrance to?
Stenography and bookkeeping
offer unlimited opportunity for
young men and women who-
wish to be successful.
Business transactions as con:
ducted in modern offices, are .
-carried out under similar condh, 1
itions- In our school. Keeping”
accounts, collections. banking;
and stenographer's work '
all done as you will be required .
to do them in the position that
you will later take. ' 7.
Enmllmown Write. call or-
telephone for. our 'Cataioguewfl
that's the first step.
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South Moi-walk
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The Century Compound ’
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555 A GALLON '; 555 A GALLON:
We“ guarantee the, weather wear of
our Compound for three years Write
for estimates. Correspondence. soile-
lied.
Country Roofing Co. Inc.
88 Wa:hln¢ten It. . South Narnia
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