h Remedy for
’ Bronchitis
chitis is a distressing and
dangerous disease, often fatal in
to results. At the first evidence
obi-cough take Kerr’s Emulsion
oi flax-seed, Linonine. This re-
markably successful medicine has
an unbroken record as a cure for
bronchitis, even the most stub-
: horn cases yielding to its great
healing influences.
'Do'n’t choke and suffer with
bronchial coughs—Linonine will
rolieve you. Try a spoonful to-
‘ night at bedtime, it will enable
you to avoid those dreadful
coughing spells that threaten your
very existence.
‘All druggiote. 25c, 50c. 31.
A‘DAMS EXPRESS GRAB JOY FUND
' EVERY YEAR. BUT LOW
WAGES PAID.
Tire interstate commerce commis-
sion is getting very impo1tant testi-
niony in respect to the Adams Express
grab showing profits of 1.30 per cent.
It was brought out in sworn testi-
monv,
T’I‘he chief development of the day
was that during 1909 the Adams Ex-
ppess company disbursed 52,000 in gra~
titmes. which consisted of Christmas
ung'l‘hanksgiring gifts to railroad and
ex‘p’r‘éSs officials and employes. These
ftoawere wine, cigars. turkeys, hand
35‘ and gifts of many kinds.
The commission, which had a record
! allltlie expenditures and receipts of
0 Adams Express company did not
.12
‘1 AM i 77 .....SWU
HATTI'NG IN new ‘YORK.
l
1
Metropolis Compared With‘ Other-i
Places as Hatting center.
Tire om1ent issue of the 11111115
view, a New York publication, makes
some comparisons between Danbury
and New York city in respect to the
batting industry, and some of the sta-
tistics contained in the article are “be—
ing quoted in the New York daily pa-
pers as showing the proportions to
which the industry has grown in the
Metropolis.
.The Hat Review article is as
lows:
it is doubtful if any one has ever
mentioned New York when naming the
principal habmaking cities of the Uni-
ted States. yet figures show that more
'tlran halt a million felt hats are mann-
fnctured there monthly, and that the
total output of its twenty factories is
more than six million hats per, v'ear.
1"epresentiug a value of perhaps ten
millions of dollars. This includes all
’of the boroughs of the 'greatcr city.
but, large as the output may be. New
York is not to be considered a 1151-"
making center. as in comparison with
the city of Dirnbur'y. which is admitted-
ly the largest. producer of felt hats in
the. country, and batting localities else-
where. ii lays no claim to be ranked
near the head of the list, but occupies
a prominent place principally because
such well-known and popular brands
01' hate as Dunlap, Knox, liaich-l’ricc.
e'tc., awe made there. Danbur'y, how:
ever, turns out as many hats in a
day as New York does in a week. and
a similar ratio can he evolved in the
annual production of several other
higher ranking cities.
instead. New York might be said to
be the headquarters of the hat-male
ing industry of the country, for when
it comes to selling and distributing the
product. the business virtually centers
in Manhattan. Nearly every outbi-
tovvn manufacturer has his saiesr'oom
there, or else sells through one of the
various commission houses. This fact
fol -
in comparison with the many other 111-
' sometimes cause griping. nausea and
tends to make the city of considerable
importance with respectto halting. but 1
TIIEY llilllliE BHILRBEI
W
Catharfloe and Pine and Harsh
Physics May Cal-loo Dlotrouinu
. Complaints. 7
You cannot be OVEMM‘GIUI in the
selection of medicine for children.
Only the very gentlest bowel medicine
should ever. be given. Ordinary pills.
cathartlcs and puragtlves are too apt
to do more harm than good. They
distressing aftereffects, and may ac-
tually injure the heolth, thus estab-
lishing a life-lasting annoyance.
We personally recommend and Suar-
antee Rexali Order'lies as a safe and
dependable remedy for constipation
and associate bowel 1dimmers. We
have such faith in the virtues of this
remedy that we sell it on our guaran-
tee of money back in every instance
where it fails to give entire satisfac-
tion, and we urge all in need of such
rtredicinc to try it at our risk.
Rexnll Ordmiies are eaten just like
candy, are particularly .iprompt and
agreeable in action may be taken at
any time, day or 11 ght: do not cause
diarrhoea, nausea, nriping. excessive
1 loosencas, or other undesirable effects. 1
They have a very mild but. positive
action upon the organs with which
they come in contact, apparently act
in; as a regulative tonic upon the re
iaxed muscular coat of the bowel. thus
overcoming weakness, and aiding to‘
restore the bowels to more vigorous
and healthy activity.
Rexail (‘Lderlwl not only reiic1e
constipation, hula help to remove the
.cause of this ailment That also fro 7
'queniiy oreicome the necessity of con
staniiy taking laaxtires to keep the';
bowels in normal condition.
There is really in our opinion 1110
similar medicine so good as liexa ll
Orderlies for the purpose to which it.
is directed, espcilally for children,
aged and delicate persons. They are}
1'. ‘epared in tablet fornr and in two 5in 7
es of packages: 12 tablets, lilo: 30 tab
lets. 25c and 80 tablets. 50c. Remem-
be1.you can obtain ltexaii Romedlesi
in this community only at 0111~1riore- ’
l
i
I
i
Silli’i till Alli)
Wil ill liii Biiiil
Judge Arnold, 0i Willimaniic P011. .
lice Coud77Siernly Rebukes
Priest Who Advised Girl
WILMMAN'I‘lC, Feb. 5.-—~ltov. J. J.
Papilion. pastor of St.
Mary‘s R. C.
111 1101.11
1111 1111111111111
No Odds. How dick Vour Stomach;
How Hard Your Head Aches or
How Blllouougaocarete Make
You Feel Great.
You men and women who'somehow
can't get feeling rtghr-who have an
almost daily headache. coated tongue.
foul taste and foul breath. dizziness.
Church here, was sharply criticised
by Judge W. A... Arnold of the police
court Saturday, because of his alleg-
ed intsrference in a case which had
hen before the court. Exsolius Pita:
neui‘. a young business ,man of this
city. had been arrested 011 the change
of a serious assault upon Fortunato
'i‘rudell, aged iii, whom he had taken
on n sleigh ride. [11 court a week ago
the case was called and us the com-
plainant was not present. the com
plaini was polled. The prosecuting
attorney handed to Judge Arnold a
note which had been sent him by the!
young woman in which she said ahe7
1l1ad gone to Canada upon advice of;
Rev. Father Pappiion. The brosecu i
tor was instructed to secure the
priest‘s attendance in (curt Satur'day
‘to give an explauaion of his not
‘When the case case called Satur- i
day, so far 1111 Judge Ainold or the
prosecutor knew the p1iest was not:
present and did not respond to ,his
name. Judge Arnold then made. thP'
following statement: '7
it Is an occngion of regret that
Rev. J. .l. Papuilon has not seen lit toi
itake adruntago of
court gave him to explain this letter
which it is stated he advised thei
complaining witness in the. case of the;
State. v.11 Phaneuf to absent herselfl
from the trial. it is not a question7
Whether the accused raped ‘nd Holst-'7
ed a young innocent girl barely l9'i7
years of age and committed the rnosli
riotous and serious of crimes save
murder. But it is a question another!
the law of the State of Connection”
is supreme and whether or not justice.
can't sleep. are bliious, nervous and
upset, bothered with a sick. gassy, dis-
ordered stomach. or have backache
and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarots, or merely forcing a pas-
sageway every few days with .saits.
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
important.
Cnscarets work while you sleep;
cleanse mid regulate the stomach. re-
move tho sour. undlg, dated and ten
mentlng food and fond gases: take the
excess hiie from the liver and carry
out of the system all the decomposed
waste matter and poison in the intes-
tines nnd bowols
A Cascarot tonight \riii straighten
you out by morning-~11 10- cent box
from any drug store will keep your en-
tire family feeling good for months.
Don‘t forget the children They love
Cascarets because they taste good—~~
do good-w- never gripe or sicken.
“There Is one thing which ought to:
make women deputy sheriffs." i
“What iii that?"
"Their faculty in writing love let-
ihe Chime“ W5! tern ought to give them plenty of prac-i
rice in making 0111 writs of attach
meat. »Baitimore American.
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FIRE ALARMS
IOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
IOXRI
Fire Alarm flood uartore or Electric
gong. Telep one for tire niarmn.
donleashingtm and North Main St...
Mahaoitomo Hotel.
l-«xlht and Raymo'nd
g LIL—11:48:. 5:0011, l5:4lx. 0:09. 96:57
7.20:. 7:40.. 8111711 1 .10~15x,s::17.
1:0208.1 0:451: 85“.
1126:41'1. 1:08. 1:571: 111111111 0
714:5.-
otelii Mahackerno
'J. R. CONNOR. My.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DAT!
RATIO .2 FIR DAY AND UPWARD
50110411 DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
. TIL. CALL ”3
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT only
Freight Propeller-o leave Plot
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 5 p 111. ll‘rbint
received at Norwslk up to 4 p.
in. and South Norwaik 11: to 6: II
ll. In
Norwaik Steamboat Company
Anning J. Smith. C. c. Hogeman,
Lone; General Agent
Haven & Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
7 TIME TABLE
In Effect Oct. 1. 1911.
...-..—
sourH nonwaut 11'0 new voaK.
Wash 1511111.? goes to Harlem River). 2.19:
3. 27.4 5: . .0: 40. G. 01:. 1: i6:
7:521. 9.14031. 10
Sundays.
4.14.:-12 48x. 5: 01:1. 5- 11771:. 8. 54
M1742: 5111 2:801. 2:4 5: ~.55§
7zoo'x. 7:11. ':.75ix 8:21'x. 53401:. 10': .‘8.
10: 20!,
525%.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
M.:—-4 4511.5 .40 5 115, 11-0011. 5:032.
7:8 553:. 11:15:, 10: 0:11, ':10 os,’ 11.0011. 11:0 0.3
7 r' 51 ~11 :0811, 1: 10. 1: 501. .1: 0011. 2:57.
.1: 801:. 5 56:. 4: 28. 4: 8211. 5: 0511. 5: 15 5 251:
is: 0111. 6:03, 11:00:. 8:11:11. 11: 30. 11: 0011'. 11 50,
New York. mNevv
‘Lovsas
“The ~ Place"
’v
if your decision
ME isa....._...
RALSTON $4
Elite '83". 5'0 14
You may depend upon Value
and Fit. it goes with every pair. 7;
who wear
WOME the . . . .
cross sacs
know of their flex'iblie, comfort-
able fitting qualities. They need
no breaking in.
13 13.50 04
TWO STORES _
Norwaik South Norwaik
Matting
Remnants
This week we offer any piece of
Straw Matting under 16 yards for
160 'a yard
This includes both China and Jap.
Ste.
0 Corset Factory. private.
,f automobile hire for \\. C1
general manager of the Adams Ex-i
.1.
a»
his nodding tour.
Figures submitted by Attorney Ry-
"1t7 at Ph'otwiths-tanding
y or many of their
718 annuallv,port.'e1s and
7S, helpers 13413, and stablemen 3041
re of itself."
beerat an average rate of 3861 a ton
ofiifiission‘ s investigators. small pack
f $65.65 a ton:
81 ton,
and perishable commodities generally
13.20 a ton.
’ on empty beer kegs.
‘ were ',095 903;
6. 698, 981'
)
1 the total
weight
7 trades council,
511
fig“ he
lie pbrso‘nsl' tax and
" in collecting the sour
‘One item of expense was for 320
ran]
a company at ”0570,77 “bile heiscwing in the sweat bands and at.
" tacbins tags and labels... .uen dolbci lolm 1‘. Wilson & Cu Newark, \‘ J .7'1 .1 1 yappiiln is responsible for ihel‘37
“71111 ‘disuppem-nnce of the principal wiluessl
thr‘ felt and shaping and shrinking iii torturing center with such plants as 113.111 this case, 8111 h a obnstructlon may tie-w
:V.(011ncii & S.11itl1 ’lliomas & (‘10.,7 be placed on in s lllmunt‘
ii iii estimated that the M01030 \\ title-1 the (3. M. liedden c'ompnnr, .l Mercy. 5 expiattittion”
1 r
.n- , siting for the commission, showed
the enormous
mines of the express companies, the
employee is
alli- 1During 1910 drivers were paid
ihnltors
“Beer appears to be able to take
This comment has
7 do by Commissioner Laue when it
veioped that on a given day the
was Express company transported
n the same clay, according to the
sea of merchandise yielded a revenue
the transportation of
"packages of 100 pounds 01' more, $23.45
and fruits, Vegetables, oysters
There is a return charge
7’day’ s business transactions of
77 ms Express company was also
011. August ls, 1909, its re-
the total ship-
nts‘, 143, 75]: the number of parcels
‘ and. the average weight 'per
‘A comparison of the express rates
m country and in Europe 11' as also
_ 011, a parcel weighing
ul‘id, fora distance of thirty
e in this country 'is 30 to
,in France 19 cents, in Great
2 cents had in Germany eight
jmmhere was an extra charge
fighvery to residences 0n parcels
811; g from 30 to 1'10 pounds destin
“ 04A distance not over fifty miles
is 30 to 50 cents lb the United
HAVEN, Feb. ‘5.— The New
comprising
city has adopted resolutions
that the cori'stlmer dart! the
landlord who owns the
where food, clothing, shoes
s'sitles of life are 80111. that
more compose 95 per cent
opulation and are working
the trade council coir D
the
'trimming' of the but are entrusted to
the women These steps include the
wo1k of stitching 011 the hat bands.
difficult and skilled work of making,
until it become a hat.’
of batters employed in New York. in- ‘
week
hands in other lilies of enter prise and
would seem to justify the claim of ('ii‘
batters that tchirs is one of the most
Hhiglriy skilled of the manufacturing in 1
dustries'. Computations have shown}
that able workmen, under the piecei
51 stem. earn as much as $40 and 350 of
week while in some factories experi~~
enced women who sew in hands, etc,
earn $20 pen week Applying this to,
New York, 34, 000, 000 is paid annually 1
to the 3000 employees in its variousi
factories. This makes the clyt‘s yearly
payroll amount to about 40 per cent. oil
the value of the annual output, so that'
a 35 bar. represents a par meat of about
32 1to labor spent in preparing it for
the counter. This shows how well paid
batters are, and, with respect to New
York. the affairs of the industry play
a. part out of p10110rtion to its size. This
is particularly true of the Borough of
'p1ants. namely, Dunlap & 00.. at 60
to 68 Nostrand avenue; the Knox Hat
Manufacturing company, at Grand and
St. Marks avesnue, and the Samuel
lifundhelm company, at 1 Carlton ave-
nrre, do about 60 per cent. of the busi-
ness of the entire city: Some of the
factories make men's straw hats and
women's hats. in addition to the felt
variety, but this calls for different
methods, and is a separate and dis:
tinct branch of h'at- making. whereas
felt hat manufacture. whether stiff or
ly alike, except in a few minor details
of finishing '
W..lle Danbfrry ranks as the largest
producer of hats in America. number-
lug among its prominent factories the
Beltsire on company, the Dunbar!
Hat company, the Deloherty Hat com
parry. John W. Green alt Sons, 1110., the
flower, von Gal company, the Hill L0
per Hat Manufacturing company. the
A A Hodshon Company.the S. C Hot
ley company, the Hoyt- Musings '
soft, the process of preparation is near: '
poration, the Leo. McLaohlan 00mph)
trisc in South Nor-walk. (‘01111..11ro'
found ”10 1401 he of the (flour Foil llat "ugh! also lone control of their pas i3{:s.,.um 141.74" 31., between Grove one
'008
company. the Croiut it: Knapp cour'
puny. the llrcyer liai company and
is still another important but 111
l. llurnmeli 40 (70.11110 the [lulled ital:
clrrd7lng 117" the aklilicrl and unskilledi company while the inunense factories. rose from a seat
wor with“? mildews?! 0130“? $25 per . 'of l-‘ecry “ebor £2 (30., iii Nowburgh,' gallery and announced who he Willi
1s 8 a 1 5h figure as 0010- 7i.\. Y. and of lames Marshall 8:. 8113s.; lie was asked to‘ step down and stand
pared With ”N‘- average PM Of l'fltlim‘i'7. at Full itircr, Muss. make those lwo' 77,3707? the court.
titles also important renters.
STATE ENGiNEERS TO MEET AT
YALE.
The 28th annual meeting of the Con-
necticut Society of Civil l‘ngiueers
will be held in New Haven 011 Feb-,1
ruary rs and 14 in the Mason inborn
7 tory in Hiiiirouse avenue, and an ex-
tended program has been arranged
The election of officers will be holdi
011 Tuesday morning and the first of
about thirty candidates for member-
ship acted upon. to this list are the
man, E W. Crarvley, .l. J. Donegau, A.
1.. Donneliy and J. B. Kiiby, of New
Haven.
7011 Tuesday afternoon there will he
addresses by guests. includiug'one by
E. W. Bush. chief engineer 011 “The
Sayrlver.’-' in the evening the annual
Emmy“ m the” ”me 'mmense'dinner will be 118111 at Heublin’ s, at
which May or Blue will make an ad-
dress.
On Wednesday the session will be
given up to a number of addresses, in-
eludingr one on the city pavements by
City Engineer C W. Kelly, one on the
Shore lino electric railway by William
Sperry, and one on the wepaviaug
river division works. by C. M. Blair.
41......—
Locouorrya 15111311155118 Miter
To PREPARE THEIR DEMANDS.
Members of the grievance commit.-
tee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineer‘s- oi! the New York, New Ha—
as well as representatives or many
other eastern roads. have been in New
to send out general demands for .s
dard paid in the west. The vario
names of Nathan Arman, Jacob Ber--
yen and Hartford Railroad combative
York Within the “last week to prepare, 1
but as an example to others who
14.lons was bound to try the issue ln-i
rolrmed
e or lack of
For her Pa ppilon
the spectators
At this point lit-v.
in
its did this Judge
7A1ncld asked him if he had 0111' ex-
pinnntion to give Father Pnppllon
said he knew the girl, had spoken to
lire-r. but he declined to give any t11r«°
thei- information, 011 the ground that
he was the girl's spiritual adviser.
The court then resumed the state-
.msnt. '
"The law provides certain methods
and means of trial of civil and crim
inai cases and the punishment of
wrongs. Among these is the compel-
ling of witnesses to attend court and
testify, by punishment for contempt-if
refuse and the punishment of anyone
who interferes with their attendance
and testimony. The State of Connec-
tiout has properly recognized the her-5
iousness or the public offense in the
following language: (Quoting from;
Chapter .1259 of theGerierai Statutes
Concerning Detehtion or" Witnesses).
The lack of proper evidence compels
the authorities to drop 'the matter
here. but the Court feels compelled
to make this statement as a warnins
to others who might be incllncd': to
hinder or abstract justice in this man-
:ner."
Rev. Fr. Papp'ilon declined to say
anything after leaving ocurt.
tender his resignation.
0°03 . 14-07118 1:188:a
revitdon of the Wages of the 8113188811711 "DNA
on eastern roads equal: to the stan-
roads on which the euaineera’ asreo- 1
Without assuming that Rev. 7114wa
it’s tough when a man is asked to
“do—Maington Ave and Austin 8t.
-—\Voot and Elm Grove St:
Me ado
xtM) Electric Works. State at.
ring and Ole Sta.
it‘s—«xi aviiaud 11ml atoi Ste.
ft
tlZI‘r‘nlrfleld Ave. and Cedar St.
tt—Tnylor Ave and South St
Woodward Ave. and Meadow 8t.
,tswgurrltt and Quintin-d Avon. and Ware:
its—W oodrvnrd and laowndos Aves
'hlwilciden Hill St. and Eimwuod Ava.
l2~Washingion St. 81' tear:
53-4 retain yard and Ann BL. private.
bthoiwaIk' inch Co. private.
ix Denotes non- -intcrferinx hotel.
(14 1 Master box. from wh hot 11 the nuns
her of any ho: can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p 511.
standard time. 2-
One stroke at odd times, testing or
line one"
Two strokes after an alarm. are out.
calls department, 1-1
Three ainw' strokes. water to be shut
off
At 12: 05111 111.. each Woes-rad”. a be:
is ruled for isn't.
re alarms for on district also ro-
oeived by telephone.
32*
NORWALK FIR! ALARMS
lh~Corner of Main and Wall Streets.
21—- Bcldcn Arcade and Union Place.
22~Sprinx Hill and Kellogg Street.
til-niirrion For k.
25 «West Avenue and Berkeley Street. 1
27-~Franklin Avenue and Lyrics Place.
til-«(lair house (Private box)
title—West Avenue and Merwin Street.
alt-liarbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
38~Chapol Street and Harbor Avenue.
35~West Avenue. near the armory.
38-~Stovons Street and dEitn Crest 111
tint": mas Street and Wilton avenue.
12.414811: street ,and North Avenue.
43—40mm; Sud e.t
51—41mm" air-ear. and Tindall lane.
its—Main and deatheri no Streets.
53 «New Canaan Road and Fair Street
ilk-Chestnut Street near Summer St. .
657—131 Street and Union Avenue.
62~0n The Green.
inn-East Avenue and Uncoln Avenue.
oimEaat Avenue and Dusk am Lane
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fro. head nartoro. 58 V n zant Street.
J Q Total 9118118 70
4—FItch School (private).
s-Marvin School (priva to}:
Slaw-East Waahin uteri hand ort Btu.
sui—Van Zandt 81.11.1111 Osborn Ave.
216- s—East Av‘e.a Rowan St.
Ilia-Winfield SE“
lad—Fort rtand harles Btu.a
hat—East Ave. and Pie
285-— t. John St. 8115911884?
5511-1-30 11le Ave. “and“ li‘lnrats
gas—.1138 “$3,114..“
veAve. and Fifth Me
837-— ulavardnn and Blackstone 8t.
le- oyoor 8t and Pine Hill Ave.
349—7- eyser St. and( okPo
- roHaven.
atoiloiregwoen the
Vinll
7wlpil be you of“ at"
are 000.
$888113 alarms are Only to bo' xiv on b
' the chief or fun: chief upon his arrlv
at the tire.
' lit Signals
oo‘ I"o‘b'lirat at s
190
. fire-h $877 1x81581377
117175113011
WK. 121.. {118,503.18 time.
0. 00?:
“1'81.
ir'i
1188.15‘81
me 0to Electric Station
118 baht-solo .end
unto"
eawll only.a :11811811 for
odd times. testing or line 7
auto no 117.88.,
foil. 7
I‘d-n.
“1-4“: 12:. 1: 11:. 1. 57!. 7: 48, 9: 42,
A.
ll): 1011. 11:113.
11M .--2: 0814. 6:103. 01(6. 'izltlx, 8:431.
10'0 4X
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
.4. hl~300.7:23 8:00. 1731:. 10:.03 mm
11. 51.41: 5:1767‘8iis.8:8 0.
Sun rim
4. rim—7:55. 11: 55
11. 11.4.1110. 723911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
2:20011daliy except Mondays).
4: 551:. 5 2111. 5: 20. 7:18
Sundays.
A. M.—
6118. 8:27.
P.
M.—-l'25.
A.
9: -.45'
P. 2': 15
11,-!
in. 7:15.
NEW YORK T0 BOSTON.
Stopping at New Haven. New London
and Providence. 7 .
Leave south Nor-walk.
“13.77335. .-—~12:12x. 1217:. 8:09, t:13x.10:2811.
17.914 M.:-—~12 07x. 1: 20, 3: 11:. 3:1‘1. 6:14;.
(x) Express.
ROUTHNORWALK POIT OFFIGI
South NOT'WRII! Pastorace
81411.8 anew: FROM
3'30m 10:30 a. 111.:
oil. '3’" 55.: 2130's.
NOI'WRI 1: 30. O: 00. 10‘00 I. m'1.00. 330..
7. 10411.8 ocean eon
18-4- on, (Badman only.
1:00,8 .:3 0071)
Western Points—6: 40. 10:00” 'a. :p'n: mit.
8200 pen
'WS 0:,‘00800111.
115:1:08
1n
Dahbur :00,8 345 u 15:. 1:00.11
Norvui 4:00, it: 10 :'a.i)0
:.485 8:00. 8: 127.
14:08 '18:- 4h poihtl 8188'. ~10 11. 01.81177
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in’ information ghowlng exactly dustries of New York. the number of The llexall Store. The Clifford Ph“ loan be thwarted by any one 110 “737.7 5—«111 morons.
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hat was their value, being unable to Cd in the manufacture or hate is Elna". --.- .... ... r ...- Connecticut. not 11011111111111 Trude-ill 3:4?“1‘573 "m" ilfford and City Hotels 1’: ”:41 i“- 5: 3'3": 5 0". 5‘ ‘mli'. 7 3 31 30 and She.
1d so be‘cguse of the indefinite manner A prominent authority writing in the Short company and 1011 Gui Bros . 11 as thr~ plaintiff in this case and if a.1"§”x3'”‘,§'syn'ém2ms§hflk mum“. "'"ox' 9'30"" 1"ooi-l-l—m'
,_‘i which the accounts were kept with New York 511161103“ recently, 38”: while Philadelphia has iii laic rent“ crime has been committed the State? “x 800ml;- ' SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW - o
remit to these items. it is understood “Three thousand men and wonre1r711arn7pm\-;.d :1 strong iompetllor with such or Connecticut has been. injured as .7mfi.‘}}"§3‘.ft"’.'}.3“dn‘9fl5'iim HAVEN. TheA J AngeVlne '
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0000 annually in git-ts to railroad are men, aim the 0‘03" 600 young w0 lots & (‘0. 1‘. Schoble & (‘0. the John (lined to pursue the (use the State not 13-..,73‘73} fitehr‘rmél‘uylor M" is: 712:, 6:15x, 8:'4..'7:'10x. 020315. 91':811: & SO“ C0.
and express officials and emplove‘s men. Only the, various steps in the' it Stetson company and others. l.ikc~'merci,1 for the sake. of punishment,iggjsgggm‘mm‘iaug" 0:37:32 Sta 117.7710 Bridgeporpéisturdays onlywaz 0611.111. 7
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sizes at low down prices.
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N. Main &Wost Sts.
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