The Business Short Cut
The quicker, shorter, surer,
more profitable way to trans-
act business 8 via
WESTERN UNION
Telegraph Service
It discounts distance and
overrides delay.
TIE WEST“ W THEM EMMY
rooms sss PROHPT DELIVERY
{Great ® Tea Co.
124 Washington Street
Sultana Coffee
“MW” 300 lb
snake Isis cellos our best soles—n
5—41. r. nonin. dam.
'hy it today.
0) “H Stamps FREE.
6—-‘W. ll. Oliver, dent.
7-‘J. 1.. Burnett. dem.
tl—e‘iil. ll, Almon. dem.
BE mm m 0—36. liuddleston. dent.
' l " ‘ lo-‘w, ll. Bankhesd, dent.
W, m YORK. Nov. ”fit-With al- Arizona.
I” complete returna lndicatlons At Large 'Csrl lluydenodom.
Arkansas.
W M the democrats would eon-
“ u ”or house of conms by a
‘ i.“ Mty. The count. subhot
" um by later reports. showed
floss-emu. in Republicans. two I
Promeeivoe. one independent» Mil
Wm-Muflniaeandsnu-
m st eve. New torn-s detention
M was twentylour Republi-
an, eighteen Democrats and one So-
“I. Democratic control of the
,1!“ States Senate has been sl-
1- “1'. li. Caraway. dour.
-‘W. A. Oldfield, dam
3——‘J. N. Tillman, item.
t-—-'01lns Wingo. dens.
5-'H. ll. Jacowsy. dem.
t—‘S. It. Taylor, dem.
‘7~t‘w. s. Goodwin, drm.
t‘aiiiemia
13-— 'E H. Hart, dern
2-‘J. E Baker, darn.
3-40.. F. Curry, rep.
s— 'Jullae Rattan. rep,
S-JJnhn l. Nolan. rep.
6—— ‘J. A. Elston, rep.
T—Jll. 8. Church. (tom.
S'JE. A. Hayes, rep,
Still c'mzrcaa. _ 9~~"i"_ ll. 12:263.”, prob.
Alabama. " 9 lOw'H. Z. Osborn. rep.
u~'w, Kettner, dam.
Colorado
i i—en, c. Hilliard, dom.
, 2—‘0. B. Timberlake, rep.
, 3-‘ld. Keeling. om
‘ d—‘E. '1‘. Taylor rep
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Next Congress.
‘ to possible changes the lot ‘
‘W tables indicate the complex-
llil hint,
1—30. L, Gray, door.
'8. it. Dent. In, den.
' B. means”. darn.
d-‘it'. L Blackmail, dent.
Connecticut
l—‘A. Lonergan, dem.
z—JR, P. Freeman. rep.
3—‘3‘. Q. Tllson. rep.
d—‘E, J. Hill, rep.
6——-’J. P. Glynn, rep.
Delaware.
At Large~A. 1“. Polk. dem.
Florida
l-H. J. Drone. dem.
2~trrank Clark, dem.
3—Walter Keboe. dem.
i—W. J. Sears, den. 2
Georgia
l—J. W. Over-street, dam.
2—‘Frank Park, dent.
3—-‘C. R. Crisp. “den.
l-‘sw. c. Adamson.’ dsm.
5—‘W. 8. Howard, dent.
6-»‘3. W. Wise, doth.
«‘Gordon has. dent.
8—‘8. J. Tribbie, dem.
' e-r'r. M, Bell, dsm.
lo—e'cm Vinson, dem.
n—tr R. Walker, dam.
ll--W. W. liar-sen, dean. .
. . Sieamsh’p Tickets
Rents Notaries Public
1: ill. Layton & Co..lnc.
" 7mm Ave. so. Nefliatk
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unpamaxsn'.
Office and Residence
Holden Piece, Not-walk -
"lady Attendant.
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~‘Chnstmas Furniture
. flow is the time to make plans for Practical Presents.
and there is not a member of any family, large or mil,
Our TWo Big Floors Arie Crop dill
moonlit-oh
that would not appreciate certain articles in our immense
Wtfliablt. hflnlmotevery mimic: mom‘
1";
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17‘.
144v. 1.0mm, rep
‘7~-‘J.A.1ieflill. m.
18—‘3. 0 Can-u, rep
19—~'W. B. KcKinley, rep.
20—-‘H. T. Rains). dell.
:1 ----- ‘L. E. Wheeler, rep.
22*‘W. A. mum. NP.
29—431. 1). holler. dam
24~ 'T. S Williams. rep.
25 'E. E. Dentson, rep
M lmi'flfih‘W. E. Mason, rep.
indiana
\ LG. K. Drum, den.
2» 0. E. Bland. rep.
3-‘W. E, Cox. dent.
d~-—'l.incoln Dixon. dun.
d— E. R. Cometock. rep
7~‘Merrill Monroe. rep.
5., A. ll. Vestal. rep.
9v! 8. Parnell. rrp,
ilk—Will R. Wood. rep.
.l'—-M. Krause, rep.
”*1. W. Fntrtlrld, rep.
‘H‘. W. Barnbart, rep
town
1. ‘(‘, A. Kennedy, rep.
2»~'H. E. Hull. rop.
3——'ll. l-I. Sweet. rep.
t»»—‘(‘., N. Harmon. rep.
6—7 'J. W, Wood. rep.
6- 'C. W. liamserer. rep.
7* "C. C. Dowell. rep.
5—4“. M. Towner. rep.
l-‘W. it. Green. rep.
lt‘~»“l". P. Woods. rep.
lt—H—(l. C. Scott, rep,
Kansas
1«~‘D. ll. Anthony. rep.
.il—l. C. Little, rep.
3-‘P. P. Campbell, rep,
4.43. W. Miller. rep.
6——-‘G. T. Holey-ins. darn.
G—‘J. R. Connolly, dsm.
7——-'J. Shouee. deni.
8—-—'W. A. Ayn-endear.
Kentucky
l»‘A. W. Barllley,.dem.
2~‘D. H. Rincheloe. den.
3—‘R. 1. Thomas. Jr.. dun.
tm‘llen Johnson. dell.
5—»‘8waasr Shorter. dell
6-'A. B. Rouse, dflll.
7—‘J. C. Cahtrtll. dun.
sw‘ll. Helm, dam.
9-JW. J. Fields. item.
lO-‘J. W. Manley, rep.
ll—‘Caleb Powers. rep.
Louissnis
l—-'A. Eatopinat. dcm.
t—JH. G. anre. dem.
3-'.l. T. Watkins. dent.
i—JW, P. Martin, pros.
5-—~"ll. J. Wilson, dam.
s-JJ. Y. Saunders, dens.
'l—~‘L. Lazaro. dem. l
8—‘Jas Bfliswell, dem.
Mains
(Elected Sept, 12.)
l—L. B. Goodall, rep.
2—W. H. White, Jr.. rep.
3~»~‘John A. Peters. rep.
4—1. G, Hersey. rep.
Maryland
l~‘J. D. Price, dem.
~*J. F, C. Talbot. dem.
3+~‘C. P. Coady. den.
4—”. (1. Llntlllcum, dem.
5—'S. ll. Mndd. rep.
6—-l‘. W. flhlmn. rep.
Massachusetts
1——‘A. T. Troadway. rep.
‘2—Jl‘. 3.6mm. rep.
340. D. Paige, rep,
l-Js. n. Winslow, rep.
5-'J._ .J Rogers, rep. '
6—~'A. P. Gardner, tsp.
. 7-—'M. F. Phelan, dens.
8-'F. W. ‘Dalllnger. rep.
9-A. T. Fuller, dent.
10—‘Peter Tague, dent.
'li—fG. H. 'l'lnkhsm, rep.
12~C. H. s. Robinson, rep.
13~*W.' it: Carter, rep.
lie‘Richard Olney; dsm,
15—‘W. S. Greene, rep.
16—‘James Walsh. dam.
Michigan »,
‘lw'h‘. hi. Dolphins, dem.
2—‘8. W. Beatles, dam,
37's. it. c. smith. Np.
4—41?“ L. Hamilton, nap.
5—H}. E. Menu. rep. '
summer It; Kelly, rep.
7—-‘L. (2.0“:th NP!
. R—-'J W. QFordney. rep.
WI. 0. llclfaaghitn, up;
' 104. ll Carrie. 1”,, ~
1141*. D. Scott. rep.
124W. ll. Isles. rap.
13—30. A: Nichols. rap.
i—u. A. Routine. den.
At Large- ~M. McCormick. rep.
Np.
F’l. 0. Bulletin". do.
d—‘I. u. M. den.
M. A. Vsaable, den,
6—“). P. Haitian. den.
7- All, It. Quinn, den.
8—»‘J. W. Collier, dern.
"Marl
2—‘W. VI. Rocker. dam.
3~‘J, W. Meander. dens.
i~'i3. l‘. Baker, den.
6~‘W. P. Harland, dam.
d~-‘C. C. Dickinsm, den.
'lm-‘l‘, W. Hamlin. dent.
S-—'l‘). W. Hharholtm‘d, delu.
9, -~(‘hamp Clark, dens.
H, ‘l. E. Meeker, rep.
11- -'W. L. lace. dam.
127 'l.. C. Dyer, rep.
13..,.-vw_ L. Hensley, dem.
4 A‘J. J, ltussvii, dem.
l!‘~-'P. L. Decker, dam.
lb-~—"l‘. L. Rsbey. dem.
Montana
At Lurpc— Miss Jeanette Rankin
At Largeu-Jolln M, Evans, dern.
Nebraska
1 . 'J. R. M"(‘llll"t‘, dem.
i—‘C. 0. bobt'l'll, dent.
3» 7'1). V. Btevens, stem.
4-- 'C, H. Sloan, rep.
Em“. C. Shelli-allergen dun.
6—— ‘ lat. P. Kincaid. rep.
Nevada
lit Large—~‘E. iii. Roberts. rep.
New Hampshire
1'-°C, A. Holloway. rep.
3—‘E. W. Wasuu, rep.
New Jersey
l——-'W. L. Browning, rep.
s—‘l. aschrsaeh, rep.
PM. Carson, rep.
d—‘l. C. Hutchinson, rep.
I—‘J. H. Capstlck. rep.
G—JJ. Ramsey. "I
ran. a. Drnkker. rep. '
8—‘3. W. Gray, rep.
9—~'R. W. Parker. rep,
ltlI-v'i". R. Leblbach. rep.
ill—«‘1. J. Essen. dem.
12—«'J, A Hamill. dam.
New Mexico
Lt. Large—Benin“ C. Herandes.
rep.
New York
i——‘7, 0. mean, rep.
in“). P. Caldwell, doth.
s—JT. V. Flynn, dam.
d—‘H. H. Date. dem.
S—JJ P, usher, dent.
our. W. Rowe. rep.
T—'J. J. Fitzgerald. drm.
8~-»-'ll. J. (lrltlin, dent.
liv‘O. W. Swift. rep.
ill-JR. 1.. Haskell, rep.
11—‘X. Lesser, rep.
—‘Meyor London, soc.
‘18—‘3. metal, rep.
it—‘lll. P. Farley, dem,
l:)~"'l\l. F. (‘onry. dcm.
lb» «'R. J. llooling. deal.
17*”. l". Cnrow, dun,
li—‘G. B. Panels, rep.
:9»‘ W. M. Chandler. rep.
20—Hour. Siegel, rep.
21——‘G. M. Hui-hen, dem.
22v-‘li. Bruckner, den).
28<JW. S. Bennett. rep.
2t—‘E. L. l‘airchtld. rep.
25‘”. W. Hunted, rep.
M—tn Plait, rep.
27—-'(". B. Wald. rep.
28—'-il. ll. Sanford, rep.
29—-—‘.le.mes 8. Parker, rep.
Bil-JG, B. Lnnn. dem.
Ill-JR. H. Snell, rep.
32‘L‘W.‘ldott, rep.
33—98. P. Snyder; rep.
tit-JG. W. F‘airchild. rep.
:6- *W. W. Magoo, rep.
36-JN. J. Gould. iep.
37»—*H. H. Pratt. rep. . .
38—“1‘. B. Dunn. rep. '
39—‘L D. Sanders, rep.
til—'8. W. Dempsey; rep.
dl—o'c; B. 8mith.>dsns.
, 42—41). a. DriaoolL'tlbll'L
«ts-JO. ill. Hamilton, rep.
North Dakota '
1—‘H. T. Helgeson. rep.
2-40. M. Young. rep.
a—JP. 13. Norton, rep.
‘ Ohio
~ s—svtm Helms. flit- ‘
saw.- osra, aim.
dv—JB. rowan, dens. .
s-orr; .w.“srmsws. rep.
da-‘C. C Kenna, roll.
86!. I. Kendal .
WI. 8; W den.
- 10-41:. at hritasr,‘ rep ‘ ' '
n—on D. Imus”
12—‘9. promotional.-
Wsw than.“
normalisation—pet
”mum-yells»
gssaaderostats sear.
Mortars alesiingotm.‘
hoartborn. rsltseu.naasea.bsdtam
Pastor St.
1896-1965.
1‘4" Worth. rein '33“;
"tinnitlsbeet any. iii-m or
colds threaten to one: we low, or
beam sane-so. it will lulu
about a rapid improvement. and you
fiwillberosrleitsaalaleerswnert
in“ wumtmtmmm
-memmmuuh
mums-mums.
[unpalatable—mg.
Id”
h Ins-IA aad'stosasch headache, you
col surely get relic-l in tire linuies.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the iomula, plainly printed on these
fittycent cases at hsc's Dtsupsin.
peptic troubles 0! all kinds molt so.
sunsets
ates. "Pope’s Diapepsi'a" is main:
"Ilium
Fla-o'er", dmrpiea unites,
ts serve for living res- t pastor.
artistic in design, made by
experiencedch
finished suite richly inldld with
fancy woods. covered in memorized corduroy $60: 00‘ l
3 pieces. .
then you will Wield m ‘7"
and why it relieves sour, ens-m
or Idioeuisn in live nin-
tastes lie sandy. though each done
will digest and prepare for “similar
lion into the blood all the loud you
eat; We. it butts yes go to the
t
table with a healthy appetite;
will tee] that your stomach and lanesI
not need to resort to laxativas or liv’
er pills for btlIOusness or comttpn- ‘
lion i
This city will have many "Pope“;s
Dispesin" cranks. as some people will
call them, but you will he enthusiastic
about this splendid stomach prepara-
tion, too. it you ever take it for indl- ‘
section. gases. heartburn. aourntsss,
dyspepsia, or any stomach misery.
Get some now. this minute, and rid
yeereslt at mach stain and ladi-
gsstioa in five minutes. «Adv.
19—‘J. 0. Cooper, rep.
til-«‘W. Gordon. dvm.
——‘li. CW. drill.
'32—'3. L. Ems-Tron.
Oklahoml.
~T, A. Chandler, l‘i‘p.
:- 1W. W. Hastings, dent.
3«—'(‘., D. i‘arier. dem.
l-~-'T. D. McKeown. dem.
l—‘J. D. Thompson. dean.
G—«flficott Ferris. dent.
7--—".l. v. hicCliniic. drm.
8-‘D. T. Iowan, rep.
Oregon
l——-‘W. C. Hawtey, rep,
2——‘N. J. Sinnott. rep.
3——'C. N. lchrthur. reli-
Pennsylvania
At Largo—4T. 3. Crane. "P-
M terse-'31. I. Garland, rep.
At Large-J. McLaunltn. rep.
At I.arge~'J. R. K. Scott, rep.
w
montlnned on Page Seven)
l't’llf
Read What
Father Lynch
Said:
Linoline cared use or bronchitis,
built the up and restored me as health,
it is a good, wholesome medicine
which 1 am pleased to recommend.
REV. ll. .l. LYNCH,
Peter's Church. Danbury.
And the Sister
of Mercy:
it gives us pleasure to testity to the
healing and building properties of Lin-
onine. We have retina it emesctons in
eases o! bronchitis and lung troubles.
also as a builder and strength raster
or. We confidently recommend its use
to Others entering iron elmlhr sitco-
tions. ‘
SISTERS 0F MERCY.
St. Peter‘s Convent,
pets or these testimonials were air
on more than ten years ago—months
has been the most efleotiVe remedy
tonsil toms or more; pron-
ehitis and wasting diseases to! new
new. It was best. in Father lane“
but
what will please you most. is that you
lines are clean and trash, and you will
covered with blue silk plush.
y finished wits Colonial design,
striped luuilerl'y velour 3 pieces.
$47.50,
Id finished t full t
ammo backs inmiliulberrysll’l'e‘rlhzrsizzd'silk. $55. 00
3 pieces.
$85.00
Beautiful solid mahogany Chippendale suite
covered brown velour. 3 pieces.
Fourth soar.
Solid Mahogany mission suite, spring cushions
I . . wmmmflm .-
”mm,Om.’n
Nippon W -_
Blue border, ‘ ‘*
Pink and green,
Blue and pink apréy with butterfly
Thanksgiving Values in
Dinner Sets
No better time could be imagined for buying
Dinnerware. Come and see the display.
Sets of 112 piwes ,
llaviland Set, pink and blue, $65.00.
Havilend Set, tan and black, $58.00]
Havilend Set, floral spray, blue and rose, $55.00,
Havilend Set, narrow black and gold edge $60.00,
Nippon Set, ivory edge, with pink and blue. “5.00
American Chine. pink and blue, gold edge, $55.00
American Porcelain, gold hand, $22.50
American Porcelain, tan and pink, $19.00
English Porcelain, black, white and gold, $20.00:
American Porcelain, black and gold, $18.00
American Porcelain, gold edge, gold border, 8“ mi
"i,-"*-""'~'?Ҥli Betsofdapieoss '.
$18.00
and extremely artisii
comedies“ mm-
the comm
I 2““: ‘... 1 -. .2.
MAY TURN CLOCK FORWARD.
NEW YORK. Nov. ll. .wAmerlcanQ
railroads will be asked by the day~
light saving committee to take thei
Initiative in putting in el'lect next
summer the proposed plan to turn
the clock forward one hour in this;
country, it was announced here to»;
list.
A national daylight saving maven-g
tion will be held here on Jan. 30 and;
81 um, and the committee mean»
while wi‘l confer with railway presi;
dents. l
The aubiect will be considered byl,
the American Railway Association at
its semi-annual meeting here tomor- ‘
row. The committee which has made
aainqulry will recommend .het while,
the railroads should not entngnonel
the increment they should not agree!
to the plan "until it has been _J>-:revi
'onsiy adopted by the principal busi- i
nose and municipal centers. loretheri
with the state and local authorities. i
SUFFIELD JUDGE
FiNID CV GOUIIT.
SPRINGFIELD. Nov. Jew—Failure to
heed the advice of a police omcer to
keep away from his automobile and
allow somebody else to drive him.
home. resulted in the arrest early
this morning of Judae William M.
Cooper oi Oaleld. oi probate court.
Judge Keely in police court one
slurs! oi overalls. an automobile
while slider the influence stunner“
A plea at goal: was «sad. Jadp’
-fisflyuflumtoaeuptsfln
,dld‘llllhd W m
widows with sort-last rsssfl
adult-ale.
sndthsin’ositiolotauflnne by,
MORSE AFTER ROWE PROPIITY.
GROTON, Nov. 14. ~Negotiattonol
lot the acquisition of the Henry Q,‘
Rome preperty at Eastern Point. by
the Charles W. Morse interests are
under way. Henry C. Rowe owns one
at the largest estates at Eastern
Paint. it is known as Rochlawn and
Contains about 80 acres of land. It
is supposed the Horse people want
the property for the establishment or
a shipyard. as their Noanlla shipbuild‘
inn plant is too small for the amount
at business they are doing. At press
schooner-e and one five master build.
in; at Nonnk.
NEW AMERICAN BANKS lN PET.
ROGRAD. _ ; >
NEW roan Nov. iii-An Ameri-
can invasion oi the foreign financial .
holds advanced another step today.
with the enhancement that the its:
tionsl City Rink had obtained an-
thc rily iron the Russian Government ‘
toeetablish a branch in Petrograd
The branch is to- be opened at once
it Will be the second torelgn bank
in the Russian capital. .As an out—
some of the war in Europe. financial
and trade relatioaehetween Russia
and the United States have greatly .
* expanded.
COTTON 0320 DURING OCTOBER.
. WWW Nov "realm
used in the United States during 0e
tuber amounted to “6.809 m
bales.” solve a listen, 'Mma
witthOJ rsnrmmm'mom
months ends: October at. in”
balsa. super“ with use»: a 3
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