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JODOIN DISGUSTED WITH HOUSE
DELAY.
V Contestant Against Higgins Still Walt-
‘Ing for "a Hearing.
WASHINGTON, Marat l9.--Ruy-
1nond,lodol11, contestant against Rep-I
i‘t'iiollllillve .lligglns," appeared here
the other day at titer equest of his
lawyer. hill the committee held no
meeting. and Jodoln left for home on
«an early train. lie IIIHS made four
trips to Washington In connection with
his contest and he and bin friends are]
somewhat disgusted with the delay.
However. there In nothing unusual
about It. It'hps been the practice In
the House to let election contests drag
along for from a
before acting upon them. Not Infrc
queutly the contestant Is seated a few
days or weeks before the final adjourn
inept oi‘ the Congress to which the
House declared him clcctcd. Then
the whimsical is entitled to full sul-
ary for the whole two years. Art the
contcutce has been actually sitting and
doing business during most of that
period, he also gets paid, on double
payment for tongressional
sides that an nilounncc of $2 000
his cxpenseu including lawyero' Ices.
interests in Jodoln's 11111111111111: is
understood that representations 11111111
been made to the democratic House
“Jodolns friends say be 111111 wants
juatlce. but it is not believed
would object It) 1111111111 mixed with a
little good politics.
I COMMITTEE WORK.
‘ WASHINGTON Mili1h Iii «~-Senntor
McLean has been busy on- committee
work for some time part 'I‘hc sea
sinus of the senate committee on In
“our and educat,ion n'hcu ‘ihenrings
were bad on the eight- hour bill. oc-z --11
pied his attention and time lor several
hours daili during the past week
Then he had a meeting of the com-
mittee on census to preside own one
day, as acting chairman in the ab
peace .of Senator LaFolleite.
The committee authorized him to
' malteV,a report on the Contrill bill
providing fol-{the collection of nddt.
I
' bncc on hand I11 warehouses and fac-
tries twice a year. This measure is of
particular interest of Connecticut to-
~ bacon flrOWeis, it is said, and Senator
Mclmin’a report upon it is uivalted
VleIh interest.
Mr. McLean is also expected to
' jmfikefi report upon his bill for the
protection of migratory game birds,
been caile dto consider actions upon
the bill.
liesplto' his numerous notivitlefif
Senatm McLean manages to take ex-
ei'clso daily. He frequently walks
. part or all the wax from the Capitol
to this. home In Massachusetts Avenue
which is distant about two miles.
Walking Is his favorite exercise
~ lNTROSPECTlOVN. , ,
It Is a. sort of community Introspec-
tioanhlch the committee on social
‘ service of the men and religion for-
word movement ls planning to accom-
_ pitch for 111w Landon. Tille city needs
It. And min is better for sitting down
ietly by bimiioif occasionally to cast
an account of just what his every-
macabre! up to according to
0!. nations of what It ought
’f‘he experience Isn't
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LITICAL ARENA
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
W
your to two years ,
service,
lrom u plil‘llC'IlIill disirk 118 made. 1le ”‘9 0m” 'hand “0'0"“ “0099"!” ’3 with
isE‘ a wry exceptional man who has ”1055111111,. (111111111, 1'unrt of Appoala Later,
made each pint, to 11 contest to 11111 'lwome wiih him“ as .lii. Manse: be 111 the llnliud States District Court. the
they,
I-SENAT'OR M’LEAN ausv w11'1-11
Mortal statistics of Stocks of leaf to-.
1 aftera..meeting'of the committee hall’-
_ Mr. Munsey‘s conclusion.
for It usually brings ‘
this unite of shortcominc..
OF THE
0 0 0 I 0 s 0 0
THE EXACT OITUATION AS TO
THE THIRD TERM PRNRCT.
(New York Sun.)
Frank A. Munsey‘u letter to Mr
Blackwood of Concord was written
nine days ago. It was the temperate
and sincere expression of Mr. Mane
isoy's personal fears and Import con-
lcernlng the success of an enterprise
In which be lit mightily Interested.
"The Opinion has value because it was
|delivered after a candid estimate of
{both the favorable and the unfavor-
ublo.clrcumatunceu-we moan favor-
able and unfavorable from Mr. Mun-
aoy's point of viowmand be In both an
expert and an Intimate in the business
of third term promotion.
it will be observed that Mr.
M un-
hopeful expectation are equally and
absolutely candid. "No one can pro
dict with any considerable certainty
tho outcome oi' the conical.“
lure of it. it looks like 'I‘tift." "'lhut
Mr. Roosevelt‘s followers got started‘
'much too late in a certainty."
combination of circumstances count
“looks almost lnaurmonntuhlc." On
llle1';cs but how far ‘thu people" will
this point can
E guess.‘
I Was there over a more admirable
give 1111 Intelligent
strong peraonill deairo?
The. merit of‘ber Allinucy' 11 condolen-
1ilous statement of the facts of the
third term situation bocomes all the
more conspicuous “lieu 110 remember
that the Rooncrolt
where, at Iotul headquarters.
leagues councils at hullabuloo tonicIr~
eruathy kid spirit were. giving out at.
that time and have continued to emit
since that time opinions about the
.rcsult tiliuiucterized by dead and final
I certui11iy.A few days after. Mr. Black»
wood recolied his letter from "one
ipcrtccllv familiar with the situation
lull the while.’ ' as Mr.- Mtinacy proper»
lly puts 11. Senator Dixon was produc-
lug his "fundamental fact" which "in
itself precludes and prohibits the com-
Inatlon of Judge Taft by the Chicago
convention.” If you watch accept
today the opinion of many Rooscvcle
tian enthusiasts. all was over but the
shouting the moment the list Want the
to the ring. It required a man of Mr.
Munsoy’ s capacities to perceive that
there is much to be considered besides
the. shouting, and that so for as vocht
energy In concerned the chanting bee
gun too late. From the day he wrote
his letter until now the tide has been
running steadily and utronsly for the.v
renofhlnatlon of the. President and
the emphatic repudiation by the Re-
publican party or the third term can-
didate. In the not unassentlal matter
of delegates Mr. Taft this morning
has nearly ten to colonel Roosevelt's
one.
We think the uroot'mnlority of un-
lmpasaloned observers will agree with
What an intellectual humiliation it
will be to the incomparably sdroit pol
Itlclan at Oyster my’when even he
perceives that‘h‘rankIMunaey is right;
that iilltLoarIefull'y planned and timed
noonncement oi his Intention to break
his pledge was delayed too long; that
aiblol
11.11 climber, ill Ontario , M
«tenth. Y.. haw, recov ‘ ._
and severe sum of
bio card“? “no.
Illg against the third term candidate.
canes held I11 the true khaki and AIM
his reputation as a man who keeps hi! '
word to the people wait sacrificed ini. ,
vain through a paltry chronological . .
blunder for which he alone 11.11.11.111. ‘
. ”all 111111111. of Connecticut
1.0mm. This measure, which is I , .
Rmylld' AND 7pc 501.111". .
E Apparently Ml' R0060v0h; Is Inca-
pnbio of- 1.111 microprooontinx the fact-
1 as to a dooioion of the courts that-hap-
pens to diupleaae him.
In his but article in the Outlook, In
which he discusses the Standard Oil
Trust,. he says:
"The uncouth (fact) is 111111 thoEconiu
puny which has Just declared I divi-
dead of twenty nine millions. in“ the
company on which Judge 11011443 In
Iiictcd 11 line of substantially theuame
11111011111. '. ’ i This particular c0111
puny was capltailuod for $1,009,000;
the fine was set aside on,thc ground
. that. It was excessive, and now 0' dlvl-
dcnd almost precisely so great up the
duo Is declared. Seemingly the court
was all-powerful to save the trust from
any punishment at all being inflicted
on it. the trust, for wrongdoing, but
powerless to India any real. puuluh-
mom whcn It. the court, Itself became
convinced that the trust really had
been guilty of grave misconduct.”
or conanr. Roosevelt knows that
it was the mandard Oil Company of
Indiana upon which Judge Landis Irn
posed a line of 029. 340. 000. Of course
he knows that It; was the Standard Oil
Company of New 101%) that was dis
solved under 010 decision of the. United
States Supreme Court. He knows that
the Standard Oil Company of Indiana
was lulled by Judge bandits for rebut-l
Ing. He knows that the Standard Oil
Gummy of New Jersey Willi dissolved
became the United Staten BuprunioI
‘ourt found that Iyitli Its subsidiary
corporations, It was an illegal monope
oly- under the Sherman Anli- Trust laugi
The twoisulm were wholly different in
come Under the Roosevelt udtnluis»
failure: under the '1‘qu administiatlon,‘
The United Stacey f‘lrcuit (‘otii’l 111
Appeslo for the Seventh District 1'-;o
1crscd Judge Landiu a decision impose.
. and Oil (‘ompauy of Indiana because of:
errors hi the trial Judge. It did not
Vluffectiug rcbuiing. Later the Luitcd
States Supreme Court refused tore»
view the cane, declining to Interfere.
the judgment of the United
governnioltt‘s' case against the Stand
eminent had failed to prove
Echarge.”
'Ilnder the direction of the United
Ewhlch the Standard Oil Company or
.lndlanu was one. was effectualli dine
soiled hecauuo it was a combination
in restraint of trade In the meaning
of tho Sherman Anil'l‘iusi not. It
boomers e1or1.£picases Mr. Roosevelt to describe thial
111: action of the courl as not being “any thrill bill
Ereal punluhnicnt."
After the l' tilted States Clrcnltl
'Couri of Appeals had overturned the
V029. 240 0011 line Indicted by Judge Lao
ldls My. ltooscvcli,thr11agh bib 0111!;
lrctnri. named an exeuiiive statement
'from the White House to the affect.
that "the president would reitiu'd it as
11 group miscarriage of Justice it
through technicalities of any kind the
defendant enriched punishment which
would have unquestionably been metv
cd out to any weaker defendant who
had been guilty of such chance." Those
words were uttered in the same spirit
of sheer dumagogy that inspires Roose—
velt, the candidate for n precldantlal
nomination. In hiu assaults on tho ju~
dietary. In power and cooking power
he is the some reckless agitator
.agalnst the courts. no In more zeal.
Ions In Inflnming the public mind
agaInst xthe courts than In spreading“
York World. \
NOT A BACK ROOM.
Our masterful, contemporary, Col.
ller's Weekly. is able to take 11.110on
off‘the other parts of the job and cast
them on Connecticut for a minute.
“And how about the Republicans of
Connecticut?" It asko. “Have they no
canvictiona as between Tait and R003-
o‘velt? Are they willing tihnt the
choice shall be made by the 000000 In
the back room of 11 Hartford hotel?"
They have very clear convictions I0~
tween Taft and Roosevelt Iand will not
WYON. March ll’i.»—Repub-
M embers of the House commit-
judiciary, Including Represent-
i the bill providing for int“? tutu-
donor tot Indirect contempt V1111
every respect. notably In their 0111-:
the truth as to their decisionaweNew ,
will -
I-‘ive Minutes: All» TakingI a
Liiilqtnifiipun .I
The circuit as to how long‘you arc
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soon you begin taking some Diapop‘
oln.
Ityour Stomach is lurking' In df-
gentlve power, why not help the Itonr
sch to do Its work. not with drastic
drugs, but a re-enforcemont of disco
tivc agents. such as are naturally at
Work In the stomach.
Peoplehith weak fitomacbs should
take 0. .ilule'Diapepsin occasionally,
and there will be no more Indigestion.
no fooling like a lump of lead in the
stomach no heartburn. flour rIaInu.
Etlns on Stomach or Ba‘loh‘ins of and!
pasted food, Headaches, Dininoau or
Sick 810mm». and, besides. what you
out will not Torment and who: your
breath with nauseibus odors All those
s1mploma resulting. from a sour. out
of order 111111111111 W dyspepsia are
generally relieved in five minutes
Eafter taking a little Diapepsin
Go to 111111 druggioi and get a 50
lcent case of Papas Dispensin now.
and 1011 will always do to the table
with a hearty appetite. and what you
.cut will taste good, because your
stomach and Intestines will be clean
and fresh and you will know there
iration the first was crowned 1111M are not going to be my more bad
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39“ ”hm”! 0‘ foreboding and 0L1“ oecond was crowned with surccu’ 'l‘hei (11.51...“ you and make you (901
like life in worth living.
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REVISION.
The touch the constitutional!” of the coin WNW?!" IN! ”WWW" Republi-
cons sun Apart.
WASHINGTON. March tthurII’f
revision will continue to occupy both
lionacs of t'ougrccn this week Wheni
the llouac [moses the exciselncomc
ii 'iiillilli
Out-oI-o 1' Stomach! 111111111
goingrtummtlnlyo it were: from lode £01
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006d Heal”. lmpboslbio With V0 Disor-
~- 0nd I'Iotomoon.
5- mgr.» 111111191111 11.11 will create
Imuhuxonbouuhore trouble than a
disordered stomach, and many people
daily 1 utract serioun maladies simply
intuit disrega. 11 Ol abuse “Vol the
gionp'ir 7.
We urge every one suifarlhg front
any stomach dciangemout, indigestion
oi d‘y apepslp. whether ht'upo or chronic.
”Rog“; Vin/Amok Tablets, with
tlioidigtino}, nideutondlng that we will
or formality. If after i‘casonnbl}1 use of
this meditate they are not satiisiied
with the results. We recommend them
to our customers every day.'and have
yet to hear of any one who has not
been benefited by them. Three nines.
251-, 501- eand ".00 a box. Sold In
South Norwalk only at our store—~Thc
Rexail Store. The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittuer d1 Canty. Props.
m.~.~_..~_.....”.ww. .~M...... H... ._._....
A SURPRICE.
Of our Governor Baldwin, :1 core
respondent to the New York Evening
Post says: "Neither hale nor hourly,
for such to not his mould. (luv. Bald-
win has furnished many surprises
since he left the bench. When he took
oillco it was given out that he would
accept almost none of the multitude.
accepted moist of themwccrtainlv all;
govemornhip would permit
which has used up more than one of
is predcccuaorn;
cat Ion but year.
had classes at the 1'an Low schOol
which Were not to be negicclcd.‘
abort1 is part Inf :1 long article CRICIP
I0?
IIMI.
the president 11 ~Ansonia Sen
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LIGHTING TRUST? 1
(”WWW‘ ‘5 ‘0 I” 0‘" home Ml that. an the Democrats are responsible;
refund their money without question _
of Gdanccilcut governors but he haaE have their iudlvldu
m 5555‘
padres? Adamo? cusmcnt
SCHEDULE.
WARNING'FQN March 19. ——II is oil-E
pocted that a number of Connecticut1
people will come to Washington to pro-
tost to the Senate finance committee
amingiaIEItha peninoratio bill reusing
Senator McLean. Representative Hill
and other members of the Connecticut
Relocation have writtod- aud telegraph-
ol the committee.
The Sotiilootloiu promote are direct.
ed. In has pint adjoins: phat section of:
on alleliut
enough.
other interests to state their views up
on the theuilt'ul bill.
wo1'l1.au. a member of u stllic-onimil
wool tariff bill for the one which the
Democrats are expected to report
soon. The. other subcommittee 111cm
hers arc Payne, of New Y
IHOIIK‘AOI‘III, of Ohio.
Miles.
1111; to the importance of the wool
11nd. "1132mm“. Ill“; growing industry in his state. but ul-
work at ovate is kept up as unveil“ inmate unanimity or action 11 0111191 tell
o‘uuly M We? UNI” ”1" summer va Efrt 1n the Republican membcrii.
no Wednesday foundE
him at the capitol tedtirdicss of “but; wool bill aitcr figuring thy
mill“! be before Ihi‘ lfihlfllflilil‘fi for Iii" torr duties on wool products based up “my.
Some time ago Mr. Hill prepared a
on an assumed rate 011 row pool.
'l‘he' While the Hill rule on r1111 wool may.
not be acceptable to all of the Republi‘
tent
ahull be interpreted.
Some of the Republicans thought.
tax bill on Tuesday and submits aE"“°mf"' “'5 corporation, “3’9 G“ and‘ int tariff legislation. the. Republicans
woolen schedule revision to the demo.-
Electric Improvement
speculation an to just what this entere
lion and the party are pledged to fol
The demucrauc reunion "(mam-33E WI“? WI“ include. Th0 company wn'i. lot“ the thrill board's findings and IIIRI
are piling up in the Senate.
1
and his republican colicagnoit will
Vmuke tin elaborate statement of their;
attitude. on lilo revision bills.
The finance committee will hear}
'Chairmna Emory of the tariff poardE
.011 Tuesday. on the House tlielnlcal
hearings on which prob
Entity will occupy the week Hearings
4011 the, iiuuac frcu sugar bill will fol-
glow the chemical till
i Meantime cite democrats and pro-
gresalvu republicans are no nearer an
understanding, though some» of them
lcxprcss confidence that the talked of
-commou wound might be leached on
some thrift, legIflatlonI
Democratic leaders the Route
are «111111111111 to speed up Ieglsl0~
11.11011 8om0 members of the ways and
imcana committee and many other
demOcrata are Initiating upon free
wool, to which Moorotic under Un-
lderwtmd I!‘II‘"IIIIIBII optioned as he
was originally to free satin. 1.11. On
derwood‘s idea is to report: a rationale
which would conidrm to the confer-
1
l
IVI.
out law. next summer. which proposed
27 per cent. ad ulna-em duty on raw
wool.
Disposition of the excise bill In the
' Hon-0 Tuesday will open the way for
further consideration of appropriation
bills.- The post oince bill, which would
establish : percolation ”stem. win
he considered occur 11 special rule.
Opponents of a parcels post have op-
posed 139.931.01“ the round that it
bears new Inclination, a‘ point themew
rule is designed to meet
DR. DOYN'I‘ON'R GONVIRBION. -
at the 1111111111111 Council or congrue-
11111.1 Church". My boon talking to
Win .
a great tanner of the
h0g9.
.colonel. bum-1.11: his present proe
ooodlnas with utter diupproval 'rhoy
V remind Dr. Barnum of the square ‘3
deal by being so dlflamnt He knows
Taft; he 11000 in him a worthy prelb
dent, who should be reduced and
reelected.
should stand mildly holIVVIIIIth Tait. Mr
once report on Schedule K of the pres-1
Dr. Nohomlob~ Boyllton. moderator .
”’1‘“ will, Emlltlcl.
The Republican party "
Tnogoperate under a very liberal charter. l
Icndc to that it “~de be good 1.0111101. ‘Instuucc of political judgment In per States Circuit (‘ourt of New York the .Ilnuuoc committees adverse will"! amend it in probable that a number of ,1... licpublltaus will support when
to a...“ 1.0.101“ 0111111: to 11... throng} feet cqulpoiac (ontcnding with and} Standard Oil Company of New Jam-1’. tho ”0““ Iron and steel bill will beliiithting companion will climb under E-ihoi return to pou or. This View pre
Fremh (1,,“de vote in (.Oflllt‘CIICll‘I lovercomlng the rainbow Impulse of with its anbsidian corporations, of mood this 1111 I.
ation “(Eliminate lal Ru. ord
Money well invested-01: Advertise
ment In The Sentinel
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TIL. CALL 000
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to the most Picturesque City of the
- South
March {IO-April 7, 1912
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3.1-: dsys‘ hotel accommodations.
Ask us for particulars.
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‘ A gents ‘
5 Railroad Ave. 0011111 mm... 0!.
~LOVER8’
.l
1 time.
chill should he prepared now which
Chairman I‘onroaef the protecting wing of the bin corpora railed
-- “Donna Ointment. cured m0 of
icczoma that had annoyed me u long
I‘m; cure was permanent."
31mins 1v. Manbcws. Commissioner
Labor Statistics Augusta. Me.
Advertise your wants‘ln The Sentinel
arcs sxmmso FREE
AND cusses GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evoninge.
outrun BANK BUILDING,
‘ south Not-mm.
Eenwick Optical Co.
1
the cl mlcal ochodule of the tarin'. WHsuMI-IM
1
ed their protests, but they are lnvltoili
to appear personally before the com I
mlttoc by Senator ”cheap, at the an; itulle iii: are Invit’ed to Wow
section of Senator Peutouo chair 1min ppon
the bill which proposes a heavy tail!
The tariff on other gums her
is also objected to on one side as too‘ been established a confidentIaIV m
high and an int other side as not high spondonco which has extend“ m
During the mascot week it many yoars and Which I‘ll he“!
is said that ample opportunity will be broken. ,Never have they “wanna .
311 cu Connecticut manuiacwrers and tiestlmonlal or used “ letter “W a”
Mr. Hill In sutfarinx front a heavy «the hundreds of thousands ofthon;
cold but is not deterred from hard their fllég will attest.
tee of tho Ilnpublltun members of the which they have todraiv from, I“!
ways and means committee who were than possible that they possess the . I
designated to prepare a substitute knoIWIOdCG “add in your “‘1 V
0‘“ and should be glad to
These members take “own” of
al ideau about wool this generous ofler
hir. Hill, for i11sinn1-,e prefers of assistance.
that hit! iarloinl duties outside the a computatively low rate on raw wool drone LydiaEPiukt
This *9" .11 is understood. while Mr Lougw'oxth hm Medicine 00-1
cond winter he has followed a pace: 1... licllevcd m favor hither 1.3.85.0“, (confidential) Lynn:
10111pcnu8 awmle
lated to show that (inventor Baldwin cunu, Mr Hill's knowledge on the sub- 1
in not. only mentally but phiblf‘nllv iii iect will be utilized to the fullest ex- Senator La 110119119 would arrive
There is a difference of opinion l‘hnrsdai' 0,, his “3.3. to Oregon to p" -
l as to how the report of, the tariff board' lithium in the presidential primary.
(‘WWTMWIV should not prepare a bill but M1. HililV
M. Jud..." sum-1,15 n.1,... “9pm...." 1 be able to make cffcliii'c ihcir wisheu art! on Company of Indian 1011.11.11.11.i..,...... caucus Waalbli a, the end (“Entering been organized this week with and at“... more progressive Republi-
‘31“9 RPIII‘ III‘I'e “1 ho IUOIIS ll“?! his: IS II QIIt‘SIIUlI “INN“ “Ilk II "0 out “(IV "HIKE Andol'ison IN’I‘IIIIK IIIHI. 11!“! ‘0" 1"}? “119]; the mv|.‘on program mereEflI’ifiOImOO (‘lwllftl There Is mquy Icang DOIIHPI, out (hat the adminigmvn.
"“‘V will have, been ended.
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BrConnuon Some
‘ Suggestions.
Women loitering from any {01:100de0-
yw illithewoman 'sprivauoagia'
in. 1.511%“ '1." ”it
11111 e 0111 0 0. you. IM-
Your letter will be 0 ,rond M
sourced by a woman an! holdin tum
confidence. A woman can freely WM
private Illness to a woman: they“:
writben consent of the writer, and new
has the Company allowed these con ‘
tlal letters to get out of their
Out of the vast volume of 0 1 ~
lag is uked' in return except your ' '
will, and their advice has helped ,
m My i.” . 4. .
riohorpoor.
Ad-
Macs.
IlEvcry woman ought to have
Lydia. E. Pinkham’s
Text Book. It Is not a ml V'
general distribution, as It I0 m
expensive. It is free and only
by mail. Write M
C'A'roLliia'ré‘1‘1’1‘1/‘1’115‘1’1‘11’11111'0 V
81" ATTLE. Wash“ March 19—?“
was announced here yesterday tho
ta 1n palgn there
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For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
23, East River, New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (9:
cont Sunday) at 3 p. m. Freight
recclied at Norwalk up to 1I p.
m. and South INorwalk up to 5:
ll.
Noeralk Steamboat 1..
'Anan J. Smith. C. C. H .
Lessee. General A905}
$35.00
, FOR A
Blickensdelfe
‘ Typewfiter
Cost $65 “ '
AS GOOD AS NEW
Horace R. Nash
N. Main &Weét Sis.
SNOW
V Hotel . 11111111111111
' 1 ‘ .1. R.GONNOR,Mn1-.
mm nut Cuisine Up-to-omV
Ram 32 per day, and Upwards
SUNDAY DINNERS 75¢
Banoucia 0 51111111111. _
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The Read 81 111111
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