Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 20, 1911 · page 11

 
 

 

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| CHINA I“IliiIIllII

i Six of the Great Powers Ara
‘ Uniting ln‘Eiiort to Bring it
About , '

. SHANGHAI, China, Dec. liar—Prom
date. of peace in China became more
definite today with the announcement
that all six of the great powers—«lap-
an. Great .llritain, the United States,
Russia, i1'ei'ance and Germany—«arc
united .111 a (O operative effort to nsaistI
Dr Wu ’i‘ing bang and '1‘1111:.1$l1aoY,i '
in the negotiations. 'i‘hc1e was rel
Joiciug today when it was learned that'
the lepi'esciitatltes oi the sly. poweisl
Wete propuiiug to offer formt'tily tl11'i1'
as istuncc 1111' the speedy conclusion oi"
an 11111iol‘stnnding. . 1

11‘ is clearly understood that this ac-
.tion by the powers is taken in the most
friendly manner.

'l‘l11 pourpm'lers between Wu Ting;
Fang and Tana- Shuo-Yi opened with.
suiprising smoothness, and there was;
‘~ :1. complete absence of any sense of‘
strain which might have seriously 11115,
petiod the prowess of thc 1'~1111i11.t'1111co.'
it is unmixtukablt e1',11icnt howcwr,
that the continuation oi .\'i '1111i11 rule,
9.1111 .1s 101111121111 the imptrial throneI
at Peking is tonsitiered unlikely by,
either side. in, this (onnection much

 
 
 
 

 

 

, Adminisratlve department...
111‘i1'e. alarm and polico tele1 ‘

‘ Munitipnl electric light

IS‘ $l72, l3161

(Continued 't'om first page.) ‘
moot the current expenses and spacial
appropriations and will leave a con-
tingent fund in th‘p hands otthe com
oil to the amount of $1,601.89.

An effort on the part of A. N Then
iault and Councilman Harry W.‘ Matt
at to revive the city dock proposition.‘
mat with dcl’cnl after a livoly argu'
ment, in the course of which a tow per-i
sonalitles were pushed, but were soon
a noothed over.

The amounts appropriated for
several departments were as follows:
i ihrarv depar intent ....... $ 2, 560. 00

the:

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l ibtuiv building department. 381.00,
Public printing depa'r l‘ment. 5111100
Health depth tment ......... .1130 00‘,‘
(‘ilt hall department ...... 1 (1111.04
Fire department ........... ti,t§118.ti2,i
Police department ......... 8,9111;.25;

Street dopurtn'tEnt (total ..

29,675.00

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(total) ..................
W-atct department ......... 111,000.00
Total amount 01' appropria~
lions ................. $172,131.11l
The. meeting was calicd to order by
Mayor William F. Tammany. ll. .l
:Cntblll i1}, Knapp 71311111111: 5. imilip.

Ftunk ii Hit it. John F.31citinhon and
A. N.’i‘l111rinult were 111.141.2111.
’\ir. Mc Mnhon argued that 11111111111111th

12.571.00‘

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117.5011110‘.

sirzuilitante is attached to the state- led upptopt-latlons should go into thei

ment at ’l‘ nug— Shoo Yi that he does not
represent the tlir,one but rather the.
premier. Coupled with \‘i 11 Tings
early insistence upon the. establish
ment of a republic. this is taken 111‘;
mean that Yuan 8111 Kai is prepared
'to concede the ending of the dynasty.
i1} ven though the present dynasty is
ousted, the premier evidently hopes toI
retain the. imperial form of govern I
meat, possibl3 with the. present emper- I
or designated as the first 1ruler of al
new Chinese dynasty" and with Yuqu
Shi Kai as regent. "
’l‘he personality of Yuan Shl Kali
dmuiuatcs the convention. I
The great fight among the delegates
will be as to whether the form of gov
eminent is to be imperial or Repubii- i

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can it an empire, Yuan will he ran
not. 11' u uepubiic Yuan will be the
first. 1119311111111 The 1"cvolutiouury1

delegates believe that they will he v.ic‘
torlous in their demands lot a repub—l
lic. Ev e11 the staunchesl oi‘ the itnper-E
ialisi delegates admit
rule is doomed. i

”‘9 meeting has brought from the oral of the departments, particularly, built for $3..000 The statomt'
110111111 lmge body of bureaucratic (‘hl Ii‘u the tire depattntcnt. 1111 presented would cost $l2 a pile is ridiculous.

sinki113‘t'111ul instead of being re ap-
proprinted 111' or y v1.1ur

lie was in favor ot’ adding to the‘

sinking fund the amount of $4.251. 89,
which \\ .111 contemplated to be devoted
to the contingent fund and of setting
aside another amount by taxation to
create a suitable contingent fund.
Mayor Tammany held that it was un-‘
fair to‘ turn into the sinking fund the
unexpended amount of Si 200, which
was left over from then appropriation
for the 111n1-1tructlon of the Fairfleld

ed to that 11111111014111 this your.
Ex .‘ilay'oi \ibert M Pohhnan
present and uttered information trclau

tarenup sea-,er which was to bo det'bt1’

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was '

Itlvo to the budgets of previous years;

lie stated that the estimated income
last year amounted 16 871980811 etc
oluslvc oi’ the water and (doctrinal de-
pattmenls, while. the actual inciomc'
cxccodcd this, amounting to $72,951.

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ilx-Mnyot- Pohlman said in regards

much had been said of deficits in set!

that. Manchu: to the expenditures of last year that,l'

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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curing t e “rough lam ,
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on to how any body can buy one in-
mond how on the lame bull as the 1
largest Importer in fact over one of
these rings will he uttered at 20 each
with the distinct. undrrstaml 1111 that
final in cat wholesale itnportin
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nose who aftet twenty fours in Shims rigor... 1., «how that the. 119111111. were ’ il'o placed himself on record as being
hill “in ess unbounded astonishment alight Speaking of the whole year, he in favor of building the dock this your

at conditions south of the Yangtsc

showod

that a balance of $11..»b4‘N‘ and voiced the opinion that. he was

Chinese and foreigners coating from. was ‘on hand at the end of the last ils 111111-1101! by at least twothirda of the
the. north, alike admit that within thelcul year. E): Minor Poltltuan ndvocai Ipooplo of South Norwuik.

past sixty tins an astounding poiiti1nl
change has come 1"111-1 the south. '
ly deeply impressed wish the1 wide.
spread demand for a itepublic, but 111111
still hope that the combined authority
of Tang Shuo-Yl and Yuan Shi Kai
will prevail. The action of the powcis
will undlu-btedly have consider‘ahle
weight. 111 pressing to a satisfactory I
outcome the negotiations of the politi1

Much comment has been aroused by
the prominente of persons of Britlahl
nationality, both officials and othersn‘
in connection with the. conference and:
the .1012: hey fr.o n Poking to the. south.
Beth at Shanghai and at Hankow the
British olilcinls acting presumably un-
dci instructions from higher quarters.
met the boat on which Tang-SilaoYi1
was traveling down the Yang-Sac. Not— ;
withstanding that. Tang-Silao-Yi land
ed at the French settlement, yet the
British 1.011sul here took a leading part
in his reception and persuaded him to
take his 1eside11ce in his private house

The British authorities are also p10-
viding a guard for the. house in which
Tang Shao Yi is ucsidlng anti are as-
suming the responsibility l‘onall the
arrangements made for him during
hisstay. 'l‘ang-Slmo-Yi‘s host sees all
visitors calling at the house and acts
as a censor on all communications
sent to or isucd by Tang~Sha0-Yi.

'i‘he leaders'of :the. revolutionary
party express much chagrin at Taug-
Shqui‘s refusal to accept the hospi-
tality which had been provided for him
on neutral grounds.

The date of the next session of the
peace. conference is uncertain Dr Wu
Ting Fang s associates assert that the
revolutionary leader will decline to
1111-1111] any further meeting of the con-
fotcuce. until Yuan hi Kai has ..with-
diawu .111 the imperial government
forces behind the points they ocoupied
at the time the armistice was first 113-
nuanced. ,

Asigniflcant move has been taken
by Yuan Shl 'Kai, who has authorized

mier 11) name in his telegrams so that
he will be able to utilize the telograph
wires which are niw in imperial hands,
while Yuan 8111 Kai‘ will use Dr Wu
Tins Fangs name in order to obtain
communication otter the wuss in Re-
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ed that $5 000 of this amount should:
he added to the sinking fund.le la-

Corporation (‘ounaei Joseph R. Tin

Ilor was tailed in and Mr. McMahon

“'5‘ khan—11,1 delegates are cv-idcut' s11 111111 of the unprovemcnt bonds this asked him 11 lfllldliig the bond issue
test will saddle $1. 000 in interest upon 1 1111111111.
.tbc next ,vc'ut ‘s council. its hold that his opinion that the bonds could ho is l(' llohénthul 0! South Manchester I“ proof that we are MINDS the COM!
tuuiess some piovisiou were made to sued durin. the. present fiscal year i=i11re as “ ”9133“"? from Connecticut dance of the people Are you among

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pay the interest on 13.

Mr. Theriault moveth 1that the
aviation of the street department ho

to be hood tor. dock? DMDW- '31 1 ” ..i

Maybr Tammany Btsted that the mo
tion out of order as a prurient!
vote ad been pulsed which eliminat-
ed tho dock proposition.

Mr. 'l‘hcrlault moved to reconsider
the previous motion, but on vote, mo
tion was lost by a vote of 4 to 1. Mr.
Theriu‘u‘it being the only affirmative
voter and M11. Lailin not voting.

The board then resumed its dist-111+
sion of the budget.

in considering the street depart.-
mcut, it was voted to decrease the up-
at opriation for general street work
l'i'ou 1111011 i1) 361.101) and to uppro
't‘irlia $1, 000 for completing the Cedar
gait-13.1mm. The 111ml of $400 was also
Iapp‘ riatcd for uradiin1 Oak stit'eot.

1.‘1li'it' Cutbiil moved and It was voted
that garb of the scum a111‘1roprintlons
be marked special.

Mr, McMahon moved and it was vat.
ed to reconsider the road roller tote

Mr. 1.1111111 moved that $2. 800 be up
propriut‘od 101 the purchase of a road
roller.

Mr. (Jutbill spoke against the road
toller proposition, saying that one was

Mr. McMahon 'spoko strohgiy in fa-

chanac of attitude, for 111: opposed tho‘
promotion at a‘ proviommooting,

The unesilou- was 'considsrbd and
carried by a vote of i to 1.11“". Gutbill,
voting no and Mr Pitch refusing to
vote. . -

Mr.(‘utbill-n1ovcd,,'th‘ai' the rate of
tax to be laid 1111 81.1 Innis so voted.

Mayor Ta “any s‘t‘st‘ed that it had,
been rooomm ed thi't'it'w'als advisa'
Into to advance 6101.1111de
tax colloctnble (hr-rally our ‘
mu1h interest. ,

The board recalled the discussion of
,lnst your which Wad‘io the scent that
ithls course would make it a hardship
to the 110m ‘ka
i it was voted that the time of collec-
tion of tax be fixed as May .1111. 19111.

The meeting than adjourned to meet
on Tilesday, January}, 1912.

 

 

 

 

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own A JEWELL HQAT‘
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it. automatically opens mid
closes tho furnace or boiler
6mm.” often cal 11:? tom-
paratdre hi the house sets or :

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rd ouwt .

The tlmo (lock attachment
provides for n abuse to warmer
temperature in the morning and
allotts an extra hour's sleep
when without/'11 you must 111.11
up and fix the furnace for the
rest of the family. Call on us
for a full explanation. ‘

Horace R. Nas [1.

N. Main 81 West Sta. ~
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.. lain our motto. Our business to grow

ln‘g 'stoadily right along, which is

1111111 this interest account the city. 1‘ nithout the. present bomd of estimate; '0 ”‘9 Anti Saloon ““3“" oonvéntlon the croad? 1! not Bel in and be 0011'

year to meet the interest;
thct 11b,\ pay 111:. interest on money bor-
rowed to pay inloiest.

ed for next year-.111» fidVlt‘iud that. no
,provision be made unless the interest

“1 don‘t think any of you gentlemen 1 should fall due before the first of July
would wisti to run his own business in ‘of the present fiscal y.ear

this manner. if you are working inI

‘l‘his ,stzttled the matter so far as the.

the interest of the banks, this policy is 1 bond matter was concerned

all right, but I do not think you at
said ex-Maym‘ Pohlman.
He spoke strongly of providing a
fund each year for the sinking fun.
Mr. \ic‘t‘iahon

asked Mayor Tami

.\lr. '1111 19.1111 111.1111 brought up tho.

ido1k matter and asked that Counc-il

man iiurr, W, Mather he allowed to

speak regarding tho proposltou ‘
Mt. Mather then presented a plan of

many as to the legality of the present I the p1oposed dock for the tonsldera

council issuing bonds, thereby incur-111011 'ot the board

The dock would

ring an intetest account which exceeds‘ . have 11201) foot fioutage, approached
the appropriation and estimated in Iby a 30 foot runway.

come account.

Mayor Tammany stated that he had
previously declined to pass on legal
questions while acting in the capacity
of mayor of the city. ile said that
these questions were for the corpora-
tion counsel to answer and therefore
refrained from answering.

Mr. Fitch held that inasmuch as the

interest on the bonds would not come .

due. until next year, the city would not
be. liable for‘thcm until that time.

Mr. ’l‘herlault revived the matter of
a public dock. saying that he had found
bv investigation that the dock could he

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CCEAIEST MEDICINE ilII EAHTII

A prominent”- citizen of Evansville,
Ind, Writes: --"I was ill for five
months with a pulmonary trouble, and
had the best of doctors. I had homore
rinses and ms in a very bad. way.
Through the advice of a. friend I tried
Vino], and I feel that it saved my life.
It is all you recommend it no no.1
believe it: is the greatest medicine on
earth. I have advised others to try
Vinol. and they have had the same
results." (Name furnished on re-
quest. ) .

We want every one in this vicinity
who in troubled with chronic colds,
coughs, or pulmonary troubles. to
some» and get 11'. tile or Vinol. .

1211 does not so to the seat or trou-
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. the couch we will classy-folly return
ovary cant paid til 1111- it This shows
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Ho gave it as his opinion that the
work could be done for $1. 51111 provid
I11111 that the distance between main.
land and the dock were filled in, which

could be done within u very short
time.
Mr. Cutbili claimed that what fill

had been made by Mr.
pod away with the mud.
Mr. Theriault stated that he wont
down there Sunday and found the in!
still there and lagoon condition.
Messrs. Fitch and Knapp questioned
where the income to the dock would

Lowndcs allp~

_ come in.

Mr. Theriault stated that the place
would be a busy one in the summer
where possibly some loads of potatoes
and perhaps a load of fish might come
in.

At this Mr. 'Fitch stated that
smelled the rat and that the gentle
man‘s inference was that 1113- (Fitch)
was opposed to the duck because vege
tables would come there for sale. He
stated that if vegetables "were brought
here in this manner, the dealers would
be the ones to be benefited rather than
the people, as the former would buy
them up. ,

Mayor Tammany appealed to the
members .to refrain from portionali
tics '

Mr. McMahon asked 11".. Mather:
which he thought was needed the
most, a road, doieror a public dock.

.. Mr. Mather replied that tho road
roller was needed mos-,t but. he was
desirous of getting both

 

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its... intimated that this could not
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Saturday night ho spoke be—l
fore the second highest office in North‘
America. of the work being done in;
his homo town. He said in; mcr-,
chants of the town maintained a hall
for the use of temperanco organist»,
tions and other bodies working fori
the general good of the community. i
lie urged his auditors to work in‘
thctr‘own individual spheres. and said
"that no armed enemy ever did as
much towards tearing down the prin-I
ciples for which our grand old hag
stands, as does the legalized liquor
traffic."
Statue of Gen. Sodgwick.

E J. Steele, 01 'i‘orrlnston, sec-
lretary of the Coo Brass company bass
been in this city several days on busi-
ness before the navy department. Ho
1110 called upon the artist who has
been commissioned by the state to
make a statue of General Sedgwlck.
which is to be erected on the battle;
field at Gettysburg. Mr. Ste-clots that
commissioner who has the Work, in}
charge and he» expressed himself as‘
well pleased with the work. He left
for Richmond last night.

Hailed From New HIVen.

A man who said he was Earn 0.
Gray, of New Haven, was arrested by
the police of the first precinct
gaturday night for attempting to cm-
b‘race a lady atrthe corner of Tenth
and Pennsylvania avenue, this city.
When questioned st the station house
he said he was not. guilty but as he
was obliged to be in Connecticut
yesterday, would put up collateral in
lieuof apeparing in court. its left
:25 and. took the train ,for home.
When the case was called 111,101.11
this morning he did not answer.

Postmaster: ,Rsappolntcd.

Representative Hill yesterday rec-
ommended the reappointment of E. E.
Crown as postmaster at' South Nor.
walk and Charles Harris. to 1111 post.
master at Westport The senate con-
firmed the nomination of George W.
Fairgrievo, to be postmaster at Bau-
tam. This oilit'e bé‘comca a presiden-
tiai one. July 1st " 1i

,. Now “own. “Red Top."
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late .-

bor and vicinity

i will he forced to l)l.“ii‘10\| money eat-.‘lt' providing 101 the inlet-mt thereon. 11c. “'MCI‘ “a“ been I“ ”Milo" for the "‘3" .viuced
account. ‘,hold that the interest could be pruvld ,wutlt.

W F. Wigmore 81 Co.

DRUGGIBTI
I North mm at. so. Mama.

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auras $2 PER oav AND upwano

. SUNDAY mantras 75c
Banquets a Specialty

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It. a. Patent omen.
1870 to 1888 '
-! Dillon. IMMainfitrcet.
'mm‘l‘. 0081'.
80nd Pact-i for Bookie! 011- Put-rm
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commissioner, of, forporationa. has
purchased the house known as “Red
Top" on cathedral avenue. This

 

house was the country home of Frost ,

dent Grover Cleveland during his first
term. it _is of stone brick and
shingle construction, has 12 rooms,
and cost in the noighborhoud of $25.
000. Mr. Smith has occupied the
hence for some years under a lease.

For Harbors and'Rlverl.

the river and harbors committee of
the house the sums needed for the

improvements in the New Haven hrs-
For New Haven1ary

harbor, which included Mill river, the
Quinniplac river and the channel be~
low Tomlinson bridge, 862, 000; for
maintenance of Branford harbor,

‘ $3. 000,; for msiutcuaac of improve-

 
 
 

 

‘ ' English Walnuts, per lb .15-18cl Cranberries, per qt...

lstmas

SpeCIa s‘

16 lb. Granulated Sugar $1
Fresh Mince Meat, 2115.". 2511-

"HS 3773 71 EACH. '1'. 1017 U}; "

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..16~20c‘i Citron, per lb. ..........
Pecans, per lb. 16c' Fancy Dates. pkg.. .100
Filberts, per lb. . .16: 251: can Heinz Mince Meat... 191:9.
Paper Shell Almonds, per lb. 25c Fancy Turnips, per pa. . . ._ . .2oc
English Walnut Meats, lb 50c R & R. Plum Pudding, per

Brazil Nuts, per lb. .

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New Prunes. 2 lbs... ..251: can ............ . . .. .xac
Seeded Raisins, per pkg....19c Fancy Grape Fruit. 3 for” ”25:11 t
Currants. per pkg.. .r’roc Fancy Malaga Grapes, 2 lbs. .251:
Fancy Table Raisins, per , Fancy Creamery Butter, lb. . .37c . 1
package . .. ..... . ....... me Very Good Eggs, per doz. .. .29c .
Fancy Florida Oranges ', . . . . . . . ; ..... 25c, 30c, 35wc per—donut»...

 

Fancy Baldwins and ‘Gre‘cningsu ..3oc, 3 c, 401:. 50c, 7_5c per c ,
Fancy Baskets of Fruit, made to order an Shipped Fancy ‘.
cry, Sweet Potatoes, Lettuce. 1 M .:

ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY

22 SOUTH MAIN ST.

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The Gibson 1013 Cigar

The Old Well Cigar Company

NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:

SOUTH NORWALK MAHIEKCKENJIO HOTEL
auousrc . MOR LLI, .
saxrsa’ e. H. 'NOVAK, s.
aRtGoEtiMAN. w. a. PLAISTED. R. H.
CANEVARI. o. 1 sermons/1111.
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23:32:? :OYEL AGY STlLLSONcPOWELL CO.

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Representative Tilson has filed with“

otsssa, LEONARD NORWALK , ';
oasvrfiss, A. w. BAUR. w. c. .
EAGLE HOTEL GLENDENING, H., a co.
..osmama HOTEL HAYES, .1. 'r.
01410170 8. 110., . HOLMES, KEELER a SEL- '
, HAFNER’S EAST SIDE CIGAR LECK co. THE
s'ronss MACE sacs. . '
KAS‘I'EANTOS, K. MORELLI a cannon:
LAVDEN MRS. .1. .sACHs, H.

LEARY, A. G. CO.
MAGNER 6. FLYNN
MAGNER 6 TROY

SKELLY G. HOWARD
,STARR. FRANK R.
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$10. 000.

 

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Brcvltiel.

President Taft, yesterday. promised
Senator Brandagoe and Represents~
tivc Tilson that" he would attend the
banquet of the Now Haven .Chamher
of Commerce. on January 12.

Senator McLean was forced by
other engagements to decline the in: .
vitatiou of the Union league of New
Haven to attend a banquet on" Fabru-
7., i'i‘ho luritation was Sent

 

-——Iu order that all who deal”
obtain Vanity Boxes before Christan! 1
mav do so. the number of coupons its
been raduced to five. For m cotton
1 and 95c one of these useful Christina
presents may be obtained at 111111.;

 

Tommy—Pop, what is sound "1
vice? Tommy's Pop—fiound'ja VI
my son,‘ is generally nine ‘ parts

 

 

through Represen‘tttme Tilda. ‘ ‘ and one part -,advlce._.—-Philad
The senate also :uiponu‘rmed the nom- Record ,' y , ,
motion oi‘ Dr. filial, as ,a first iicut‘én- ‘ W '-‘-

 

apt in the medical reserve count in ' -—Piu‘s, Rings. Watches, rout. co
the army. and "1‘thc n9mihation of, Links, Watches—411 fact et'ory‘thin‘g'llt