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53 nouns on ronnc
NED: FROM AT
new HAVEN now HAsAFmsV
. VSURPLU&
Stockholders of the New Haven
V road are delighted with the financial
statement )ust made public, showing
a million and a halt‘ surplus for six.
months ending Dec. 31. Hero are the',
figures: '
lde
Total revenue ... .......... $47, 080 238i
Less tlpcrllting cxpenscs..29,91ii 221: th
Net operating revenue ..,17161.016
Not rovunnc Prom outside
opel'nllonh ....... .... 749, 951‘!
Total not revenue ...... n. 17 310.968:
Accrued taxes ............ 2,. 403. 630!
Operating income .15, 507 332‘
lncometrom other sources. 2,620,272;
Total income .... ....... 18,127,609
Deductions from income, in
torest, rentals, etc... .10, 317, 925
Net, income ....... 7, 809, 684
Dividends ..V .............. 6,304 752
Surplus ............ V ....... 1, 504, 932'
The New Yollt Stock lilxchun»
cclved bonds of the New Haven‘t-t lutcj
csi subsldlnly, the New York. West
chester and Boston. Today were “list,
ed $17 ,,200 000 that mortgage serlssf
one. 454.1191 ccnt bonds due 1946.‘
T1195 5511111 listed with the authority to,
add prior to Julluory 1, 1913 $2. 900, 000
noble strength.
fighting for a principle
tion to Mr. 'l‘ntt was ostensibly
opposition of thousands of other Re
.publio‘ns who believed the Tali; A115, Donovan did a
,Vnninlstratloll had not been sufficiently!
progrossive No matter how vigorous-
1y hc assailed his successor,
V’could be no plooi’ that he was ac
ing steadily w cutter
in the polls in November
CL promos As
Ai. Allin STATE
The sunouoo‘mcnt that mutation;
nuns Albert 'Bhilllps, oi Stlmtord, in-
W I6 run for the democratic}; nonr .
button {or congress in the new [tourth
district has in locul interest for liurt-
idiot shanty Mr Philiipgr. was: born
in, this county, the town of. no i be-
' dill; bit Militias. '29“ m the mung-
est monomer of the last house of3l‘uprew
sentutlvns‘fi‘ lie has only in hitl‘ wen- i
ty- -third year when he shared w his.
initiating? conning; 3::- gfltfittéb ‘2‘; gallons beVi‘ which}i til? gf‘ésident almost daily hcudnche, touted tongue,
. a no u 0 rep in n n 'ths ,gnnV ‘ ($10er din” lug 511 go” lust}, ad 959! Wyn, “amt“
V V Stamford M'- uph'illlps w“ oil‘s VOV MW. 481‘! int? its will)“ if V sanit 'plo ,V‘fi‘re ilillohuuervous and
the bright young men on tho democrat;
tic side 01" the house and he antigens.
win it
t
i
VROOVSEVELT l8 BEATEN.
V (New York World.)
Mr. Roosevelt is beaten.
He cannot be nominated to‘r Presi-
nt.
It he were ndmlnnted he could not
be elected. V
His campaign tor a third term has
collapsed.
American politics has witnes
lug more extraordinary thn
Roosevelt's loss or strength. alli’ce
announcement of his candidacy
Up to that time he was a [on
figure, occupying a position of lmprog-.
lie was' [it otessodly
His
- re
a V‘ from a selfish motite.
lluti Mr. Roosevelt been able to‘ log to the state the ssrv
:maintaln this attitude
menus contain that ho would not hhl'io mus
been nominated Mr 'l‘sft was grow .V wi‘shes realized in the election 0!
lie himself had: ornor Baldwin.
admitted tho possibility of his dorsal debt a lively route-brunet- Senator;
Rspubllcnnl Donovan must not
it is
’ tharl‘ted ubilit5 for legislative
during the session. His contributionsé,
V‘ to the debate were welcomed by both
sides of the house and he was it'luinys
“listened towlih attention. “More is
some talk to the effect that Senator
Donovan will he‘s. candidate for con
guns in the new Fourth district,
which comprises Fairfleld count5 this
your it it in really the intention of
sod 110-. Sonator Donovan to run for the dent
in Mr. ocratlc nomination he must rccnnt
met some things he has said about the pot-l.
lslblllty of his supporting the republi~
nadible can candidate for gavernor under our
thin circumstances. This is stated on;
opposi l
the. root it play be entirely Wilhtitii
Inundatlon. ‘l‘wo yours ugo Scum cVir
grout deal to bring
about the nomination oi Govol nor
Bsidwm He was almost the origlnul
tberel Baldwin man in the stats and the
ting people of Cohnccticni owe him a debt
! of gratitude for what he did in necnr- '
ices of Guy-
by 510'1 emor Baldwin Sculltol' mailman,
t have been giad when no uuw his’
(lot.-
this
But to make
do clothing this'
on notes that they have been sold and
leaders were mono and more disturbed your thut would not he in harmony1V
passed beyond contrtil ot' the c.0111pauy
...—......
lb
TWIN COLONELS.
"l‘llc 011.3933: (113153;? :irlgsedttle parent that his lenomluatlon wouldV ,V
1 menu simply an invitation to party dis , the party '5 candidate (Ur noncrnur. ~—
fl‘ho feeling was rapidly gl"-0'55
' l flu: that .511: ltooscvelt would inc. the,
If he had rcmnlued‘
Ulster Buy t‘tlionel himsolt, advertises: Millie this feeling would have contin 3
nod to inclesst‘r until cum n t.:'-,on\cn
N1 in .1151 .1 t‘oloncl ~. whole collection of
jobloi, principles.
Now some humorist, pelhtips
, '1
the '
i’or subatriptious to n populnr one (lol-
lur subsctiption illnd" to “'tlcfluy 1.11th.
V liy '3) ‘tttlentimll upon a campaign l'ot
:1 wise and fur sighttd conservator
ol the best interests of invested cap-,
ital!
First the Bryan principles; thou thel
l
soniun file (out cigar" issued in Bry- Vi
T. R. impel'l'ecto; that old, waggish
friends, the cigar that explodes.
......
VVMR. HiLL’s FUTURE.
f (Hartford Times.)
i
é
, walk may not realize his ambition to
be is at present so devotediy attached
the adrent of male than one candidate
. tor thorresumptlon of the job this i’all.‘
‘ Mr. Donovan is not likely to find his
ambition uncontested within the ranks
6‘! his own party. H0wover, Mr. Don
ovan is a gentleman who is hound to
V command attention? lli's partlcipuucov
.in the campaign will insure u plenti-l
tude of high thinking and plain speak-
ing. Vli! humiliated he would in all
probability compile some pertinent pit-
' iullt’tqr the tribulation or the Hon.
M.r Hill. But v'lrb5 assume that Mr.
Hill will ,agaln be. the Republican can-
didate of the Foulth?
1
Mg...“
tua—w-d—n-I
, , EARLY Births.
. j'l‘bo Socialists in, Danbury- are out
, thussarly with their city platform.
, «his is one way they have, of winning
votes; They announce at the very be-
311.111.1151 in campaign what they stand
for. wbut, they want and what they do
.IIOlL' like. Each statement is made
" .clelrly. conciselye, sud with s degree
of poultivensss that is enviable. ' By
Win their aims and pledges con-
tint” boson the people and exerts-t-
,na allowing to win oouverttl, they
basil/ll to make gains, especially
on the most of the opposition is as
nomadic all it is indefinite and un-
«alumnus-Anson“ Bentiilél. i
MOORAT.”
1.,
Recent-
mttn to nominate
his nomination. " he being described an Vnmmumm his (antimony
Tp'e musk had can be uppll cd to the law creating the
been remmod
i sitc movement was revealed as n 510, V if H is
liryt‘ih Vcdmpalgn iVuntl; ill a dun tllV two,;1‘§e benefit of Mr Roosevelt. Tens of v
no doubt, the llr5nu dollul dinnel and thousands of Republicans who might; slon exercises in
”’9“ legitimate “”95“” of the ““19““ V’ have joined enthusiastically in tlrnlt- Vii its ('lfllmt‘d ll ll
represent: the Fourth Connecticut dls- lowing 1“
menu congress It might be possible ,Populistic States like Oklahoma will
to remove the Hon. Fbenezcr J. Hill send delegations that are instructed
from the where (if influence ‘0 Whll‘hV for him, but the Roosevelt men will}V
They cannot unmet
but the fact that the Hon Mr.Wi130" him iorPlesidellt The best Mr Roos-
came so close to accomplishing this} evelt can bone to do now is to force
very lost in 1910 will lil‘illlflbll “will? the nomination of a compromise cau-
Thcre is still in chance for
There is 1101
chance for him to nominate himself.
y the situation
steutlil5 turning from the President. ‘ idea cannot
'and it had betomc more and more up meat or having 11 tundidute for con-,
SlUl' .
ion solidly lustt'ut'lctl for A
necessary expellseofplil)lic"'lt5 UH theV' might have been unimpeded to Mr!
Colonel capable of 11115 more public- Rooscl'clt. ,
The turn tunic when Mr. R
lie
0111.01 tiisilltcl'cstcd.
’l he so culléd
lcul cousptrncy against MIL.
11g Ml. Roosevelt bittcrly
nn's notional committce will flash and his attempt to exploit his personal
82.11“" ““0” a dellghtt'lcd‘ world the ambition and thrust. himself upOn the
party.
inotween Tall. and Roosevelt, 11 great.
majority oi? Republicans have followed:
the trubltlon of their party by throw-l
1 ing their support to the President and
The Hon. Jeremiah Donovan bl? Nor» the Aomluistrstlon in power.
Mr. Roosevelt may have 11 large lol‘
the Chicago Convention
Sudtlt'l 1-115 called upon t.
be in a minority.
didate.
him to defect. Mr. Taft.
'BODY lN POWER.
F‘i'om Mncaulay's
Great."
He interfered with
pounded by the unanimous
the gravest. magistrates. It
were unused 111 adjudlcd‘tihg
to form correct opinions oil's
lions than a prince whoas‘
book through. The resistant
ed to him by the tribunsil
Popular support was! with his toulsc two 5"euls ago.
THE cous'rs AND VTHE BUSY-g
"Frederick
the course of}
justice as well as with the course Vot'
trade, and set up his own crude no
tions of equity against the! law as eit-
Clll‘l't‘d to llitnlthat men whose lives
tions of civil rlxht ware ‘mb‘ro likely
was divided Vamong a thousand sub-
jects and who had nover‘read thlavr
T he i
be tolerated for 11 mos
V g1 ass who is not prepare-ti to suppolt
Monitor (1 Times.
"--....“ ......ar‘...
is THE LAW CONSTITUTIONAL?
lilarttord Times.)
Some of the lowers in Fhlriiclth
Taft oountyt tune the thaw that illt.‘ recent
t‘lecislon ol’ the supreme court of or»
ll'bl's in the cnse oi the Bridgeport
oogeveltl public library and reading room'
was noV' against the Burroughs Home at. ul..
i
it'.
[public utilities calnmlssion and that
applied tho law will be detlur—
'I‘uit for}; ad unconstitutional. The question in
(lived raises the point if the, cannula
dicinl functions and
does tlicleuisla—
resented: ture went beyond its power in con-
V‘ icrring the functions.
The question is one for tho. lawyers
and the courts.
have Appeared in
and Brltlgoport papers, relating to the
mutter, theirs is the suggestion that
the constitutionality of, the public uill~
Vitiss commission law of 1911 may by
tested.
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Who would ever know that thorn
had been dissension in the republican
part5 " nnlvely inquires a morning
paper.
seeking. we w0uld suggest that you ask
'Former Senator Bulkcley, Charles A.
Goodwin or Everett lake. Then, too,
perhaps, "Ed" Hooker could throw
a little light on the subject, it he can
remember as far back as two years
ago; when‘bis candlduCy for mayor
didn't get snythlng' like the spou-
_ vianeomt support the official organ is
the now bestowing on Colonel Cheney.-V~
l Hurtful d Post.
”owe-4M
To adopt a parlance all you; and
conditions or American sinuous ch11
ballot-stand. when one or the ‘fibst-ln'
formed "raft booster: in the country
asked 1‘ it why he wrote “Al" Moors
of Pittsburg that its wouldn'h and
than Wired "Bill" mun, name city,
that he certainly would Mr. McKinley
put one right omit the plans, well be-
tween the knee and shoulder, and the
Progres-
0 choose
voles of
never no-
on (“103%
itch dues
attention
cord.
co Oppos- , ‘ 7"
lnilsmcd
England here today with an onsugo
meut list that
with ii‘gpl'éil nintivos oi tholle ..prgunln
the assumption that the statement in ington. turd wars, it proudly in the
relation to Scooter Donavon ls cor- ‘lspcl ofo ills coat.
gtumc over from “the Harvard
6
in the notices which,
the New Huvcn'
it it is information you uro‘
Big Stick didn’t hit itl—aNorwlch Rel
William G. Brantley, congressman
. 18'~v?reitldopt "
r wind tdszu N
omipgp to keep '5“
busy until illicit“ ”Nail vfl‘he invest 3.
dents trslu ro¥ch onion art? It,
In. A number chili," tofilflhel
he train?” Aminofiiie‘s Were in vi'LVV
ng and as the long cavalcsdo won
out of tho station hundreds or persons
'llcored him.
in addition to the formal bileait‘i'nst
by tho clt5 oiilcisls. the program for
the president's entertainment today
included an add ass to the Massachu-
sctis Legislgiurc' an informal lunch
can with' the Pilgrim Publicity ClubP
it review oi- the Evacuation and St
Patrick’s my parade in South Boston;
and "calls" at the dinner of the. Chart
tnblo Irish Society, the Boston Bank
Officers Automation, the Boston Paper
Trade Assooiaiion and" the Yale Club
lVl
oi? Boston ibis. Tull. Wrought u green .
slllt shamrock with 111111 from Wsslv
1, .5 .
The pré‘sidsnt mldé’hls that speech
ill nus 1111
6 Odds VHVowV
can't {get feeling rightwwho have an
ordered stomach, 01 have bpthtncho
and feel all, worn out ”
pt Insulin
lck Your itomach;
How Hard Your Head Ash-I or
£391 Billous—canarcu Niko
'nvit
You Feel (iron.
You Vinen and women who somehow
t‘V
ps‘et, bothslod with a not, gutsy, dis-
Ale you keupiug clean inside with
Csscsl'ets, or merely (arcing a pas-
sageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
important. ‘
Cascarctg work whllcv you sleep:
cleanse and regulate the stomach. re-
mote the sour, undigested and for
Vmenting food and loud gases; take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out of the s5stem all the decomposed
waste matter and poison in the intes-
tines and bowols.
A Cuscaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning—u 10~cent box
from unpdrug store will keep your en-
tire. [utility toeling good for months
Don't, forget the children. They love
'ot' the tiny gm his coffee and rolls at i
..g.
the City (31%,thle Samuel J. slum:
11 brothcr 'Ynie alumnus «and one oi"
the American roprciientstives at the
Fisheries 'Albltrstion Gourt at The
Hague presided President ’l'un said
that he would have. to be oxensed
from milling on any public question
in view of his remarks later in the
day heroic tho Massuchuactis Louis
‘V.lnturt3 Hc- polmod out that although
he was brought up in Ohio and "edit
calotl in tho l'hilllpplncs as be ex
pressed it, be said he was of thorough
Massatnuscttu- stock. “in the town
or Ml‘lldOl‘i.' said be, “there is :1 tab-
‘Vlci which bears the name
the founders of the town and 1 am 1’0““
lVyou will discover it 51111 try 11,110 ulst-
iior how old or how new the rope may
V’tlcsccuded i’lom ‘17 of them.‘
During the too hours that the Presl-
dcnt spout til the City Club he wa
joined by him son Robert P. 1‘
law
accompanied by the son of former
Congressman Samuel .1. Powers, of
Nowiou toting Mr. Tali received;
ileum as warm a welcome as hadi
been given his father. The, two young.
men will accompany the president on
his trip to New Hampshire tomorrow.
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DELUSlONS' As APRIL, DRAWS
.1 man,
With the dipliroacu 'or April 1 (it‘llb
slons appear to be more preutlcnt in
the minds ormw public men. Mayor
Guynor‘s delusion that cuts do not
disturb any one ill. night might be in
stuucctl as a companion to the other.
vcl'5 common delusion the Mayor is
lumbering that no one is thinking of
him in connection with the'Presidoncy.
President 't‘sit's chief delusion Just
now is that by expressing regret that
Dr. Harvs‘y W.-'Wllsy has resigned
from his post in tho Agricultural De-
partment he has discharged his tail
duty to the public with reference to
the Secretary of Agriculture and the
solicitor stills department Mr. Ms-
Csbe. But ho has another secondary
delusion unit the Ray scaudnl in the
War Department is ended with the
assumption by- Brigadier General Ed-
Vwards of all blamein connection with
the terrible adult,
Governor Wilson has a delusion
that everything uttered or written
during the large part of a man‘s life
msy‘be overturned by a few campaign
speeches on the other side oi ill theso
questionin, He also has the delusion
that one can be 11 great trust destroy~
i
l
letting 'om nourish at name
not doubt that the Columbus speech
has helped him. He is It‘ll-c that the
is convinced tint all tho delegates be-
ing instructed for Tait arc re‘lilly tor
Robl‘s‘yolt. “Wear the badges of gold
but vow lacuna,” told a candidate in
1.8961 ' “ '
Tho 09151151
ting the North
New York Herald.
tow realize how false the metaphor
is.
when left to itself.
on at both ends to straighten it.
3 of 2.7 or; impossible to throu a rope. on the
ill be.
on, Misti" “”19
or by denouncing: trusts abroad and .
But the champion is the Golonol. No V
315th watt ever so full of rats as the
Colonel’s 11611111 or delusions. He does .
demand tor him is overwhelming. He ‘
' 'lVi linen Vtobiishuetlil 111t-
been to lend Mr: crunchy Million to 1 V V
. ,V' ,_ .gV‘da'm‘
Cascarets because they taste good—-
do goodvnsl'cr gripe or nicked.
gates. MVVr. licllurg comes from North
Dakota. Why not let him try his
hand in stopping Luln‘olletie from get
Dakota delegates?—
“STRAlGHT A8 A STRING."
Ono often hours this expression, but
A string 01' rope is never straight
it must be pulled
it is
11 so that it will lie straight. as
This ill because. :1 rope or smug
s by twisting together an enorv
mous nnmhcl of particles. These
molecules pull on ench other. and thou
the twist on the strands helps to put
kinks in the rope and in tho string. w-
New York Sun.
Sentinel want ads bring results.
omens...n..s.nns
mi An your!)
WI.“ 9!“ ml uultl will:
chop-«ht. firfiéfiifl'
0.1"! IDI’I
gunman-sum. Salim. Mv'rnyuitanal to
V sounmnmsrstvmntu
“WERCV
Ihi‘m I5
organization.
NUTMEG MGLU B ilVVlPROVEMENTslV
Now Fire Pinon. plow. Out and New
Furniture litm' AVttrIctivo alumni.
The new uranium lot the lhlutmoz
Club is fast nearing “commotion 05v-
ing to- tho energy of those. interested
the work has been pushed and the tlub
quartets n-lVe greatly improved.
Victor HV llanu bus model led a seal
for tho club which has upon it the
woodou nutmeg for, which Connecticut
infamous. ‘Around the border is the
club motto, “Solnpor . Forums," and
“1904." the date of the founding of the
This will be moulded ill brass and
willndmn'lhe'uppcr part of the fire
place. Several pieces of statuary have
been presented to the. club by friends
and adorn the shelf over the new or
l'ungemont,
is in the oldiashioned fireplaces
roomy and comfortable south have
been constructed, so that now Your:
may occupy them and the whole makes
an ideal place for 11 four or five-hand-
ed game, of «artist.
The electrlc'heutcl', ill rcpreseniu
tion of it lire, has been received, be-
ing a present to the club from Vice—
President Thomas 'I‘. logic.
A plan is on root. to dispose of lhe
prssout pool tables and to secure a
combinntlou pool and billiard table lni
tbeil stead.
A large number of applications are
to he acted upon at the meeting 0115
Tuesday evening. The tlub is growing‘
rapidly and many things are now pos i
slblo that 11 year ago could not hav'e
been successfully carr' tl out
Work on the new committee rowan
will start shortly.
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t
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ll 5ou want your “business" to be
come the talk of tit! town, tell about it
through a Sentinel “Want" Ad.
Fenwick Optical Co.
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AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
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March ail-April 7, 1912
NEW YORK 'ro SAVANNAH
and Return
2 1-2 days hotel accommodstlohtl.
Ask us for particulars. ‘
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Agents
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to the most Picturesque City at the
including auto tour of Savannah and
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Furniture
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Furniture Store
- NORWALK. CONN.
~L0vsus,
“V'l‘ileVVi’lVace”
him to fury. He reviled his Chancel-
lor. He kicked the shins oi! bio Judges.
He did not, it is true, intend to not.
was doing right and (intending the
debauchee or s tyrant, but to V07 rd
unjustly. lie firmly believed that its
cause of the poor against tho wealthy v _
We could make shift to live under a '
from tho lilievcnth Gsorsls district,
113 "
, lg“ meet some .
ad by s busybodyb more
nature "can ‘bsar.-,-'NW flit
"tilt presidency.
allows)! to 1151111 the product
This 3
it never receive so much
this 11 lulu telling clcctiohrr 1h
known milttutsr in
1 Writ“:
V’s-Inh—
V Norwaik Branch Office, of
”My
w' .. 4—1,.—
Hotel Mallackemo
i. n. council. Mar.
V ' will. “bind . ,Cutpi‘no UflO‘cDMb
Rate. ‘2 pct-.dny and upwnrll
BUNDAY ,DINNERB 75o
Banquets a Specialty
899i?" Will T
entail-vb and along with it the disgust-
ing symptoms such asphswkln‘g, sunt-
ili‘ns tint! shitting.
ldl'l
led mstches,cigu1 and cigarettes en:
for the. Entire House
F. A. 1150th ‘
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8.,
111s Evcnlnll Sentinel. "
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TOLIMTE GITAIIII
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031' Bil) 0F l1’iV
'l'hcrs is one lure way to banish
Brestho Hyo‘mol, that‘s all you We
got to do. Breaths it a tow minutes a.
few times ti day. Breathe it deep into
the lungs and see how quickly the
sore, “germ ridden membrans will clear
up and inflammation vanish
llyouléi is pure antiseptic air, it.
does not contain morphinowoc cocaine or
other habit forming drugs. it is mods
from Australian eucalyptus and 091er
dilutiboptlca, and it is rigidly subunit
teed tor caturrh asthma, ct'oup. brim
chills, coughs and colds. Complete
outfit tinhalel and bottle) $1. 09. flop-
urste bottles, ii Vaiterward hooded. '
cents. it druggists everywhe‘i‘ii
Write Bootb's l-lyomel 00.. Buffalo. lit .
Y., for free sample and booklet.
ADVERTISING CARELEBBNEN
“One (1115,1101 long ago, a 550an
flrocnglnc oi the new mototvtypo
run through the streets oi“ tit
crowded down to” district in in
York, 1511b its short whistle shrlellll
says Munsey‘ 15 Magazine editorially.
“As the engine passed. the spool
"t01s saw that it carried hugs placa
l"inesrimz; this inscription: V
The careless throwing away 0! light.-
'dangens life' and property, is a miss
dcmcuncr, and will be prosecuted.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
Fire Commissioner. V
“Here was 11 spectacular and install
ions device upon the"part of on V6
ergetic fire commissioner to infill
home of the lesson of a tragic can
gratlon. and to arouse the cltlz‘c
\‘ew York to the very vital issue OS
tire protection.u V
“That man is very much in” thé
:iillllllc eye," . “Yes,” replied Senator
Vi-lorghum: “he is as irritating as'a.
sinder from‘ a locomotivc."~Washing-
ton Stair.
Dally Lille to N.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Pto’peiiels leave Pier.
28, East River. New York (that
of Dover stleeti. every day (wo-
oept Sunday) at “i p. m. Freight
received at NOl'Willk up to 4 p.
m. and South Norw sill up to" 3,9
Ananng JV. Smith,
Lessee.
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