\
already here, right now, and
ii the Weather Man will grant
anartnisticeoiaweekortwo
before resuming hostilities we
are almost sure oi better news.
The Governmental operation
of railroads will be of great
assistance. We had coal
shipped by rail December 4th
—quite some time ago you
sue-which is not here at. If
we-had it today it-w
lifesaver. Uncle Sam .
keep the cars moving. We have
boats at loading ports that use
' sure to come along soon, but
rare weather prevents quick
loading.
he a,
‘ will
W‘any requirements ’0', m" m.” flit!
retinas-youmnminagnoslrlasormm.
Mdght.rutyourldmherneedaupteus.1ouwillhesur-
prised new ranch we can help you.
[or nuance. than old maudsrenedslingeryeawaut ’
anawnoormryouwant WMEMWhflIfl
information as to the best waytodethis.
The Hatch ooaiteyCo.
Beaver Board flooring at All lines
more who and conduct on the part
of the oil}. 110 thought; however. is,
van (1me that it would reg
done a ascent in. .
Ham Donovan said it led" some in’»
which has mksiriavmcd Ir. Paw}
man's odor.
loss or his ith'peopie loathe W-
'ehsaed coal’i’rem. mdzng up with
the statement that a new order had
been issued that presents the deal—
eminent sefllllx more than a quarter,
at a ton «coal to any Individual tin-l
less ,esn swear to. and prove
!
lament. . .
‘ mayor [buoyed again said that he
thought that ”Mr. Cavanaeh'a iriend
could relieve the local situation and
that he thought that the moi commit-
tee should take advantage of it. it
must do that or go out at business.
either one was all that he new. it it
couldn't" do anything like that m such‘
an emergency he new no use in its
Clearance Sale oi All Winter Clothes tor 1
Women and Misses!
T! we could make you fully realise what a saving linteaus
. to on to su¥il£your clothes needs new you would come here
right was. 0 AY, and take advantage of this» exception!
a
bargain sale otters. finer grades are not made, lower prices continuum. an it coutdujl do any net.
are not found anywhere. demand investigate. mi ( h med ”m M
’ " . r. Favauaa a
COATS reduced to as low as ............ . . . .. . $5.08 and up than” that me ml comm”
”m MUM to a. 10W “ ................ “a“ w up cou‘d do mg, in}: My. “Sula”!
smnredaoedto aslow as ................. sane and up thought that they eon . or e e t at
' ‘ ~ ~ » ' ‘ th tool unto themselves powers
an. mars 50c on me new. ' mg: m, mm“ mm m mm
ur. our spoke up and gave a unit.»1 1‘,
lnaide history aboutsonie coal dealoli
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found that they had some power,
that they had the otter oi Mr. (lasts.
and that they had esalayor Cav-
enairh's otter. Then falling into a
port. he said the fuel committee was
leaning cull cards and were regulat-
ing the sale and price or coal.
cnoaxs‘ we PARIS strainer
On the whole we think you
may take courage as to 000.1—
provided always that the
weather gives us a fighting
chance. .3‘
Wishing you quick deliver-
ance from all cool (and other)
troubles we are
Sincerely yours.
THE FERRIS OOH. 00.
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Tilll low 3cm
DEFINlTION OF CHIROPRAGTI‘
' Jhiroprnctic is the definition of m .
more at the disease sid the an o
“could he done and m we WllPlllf'l‘ hie
firioud would make emu.
*
333" So. Main St. So. Nerwalk
l
7min possible to let the
lantern buy the 100 ton»
Gaull's and sell it in
lemme] could authorize it and still
‘1 spend no money, as the dealers would
at Mr.
' SPECIALS
Bum: “10 “11°“ “Gangs P91" lb. . - « . ~ 4 ------ i ' -_ ------ m : pay for it. and yet the city could say
0. o. om .......... i. . apnoea . ingrflgum; Wong-mm m
raney Pink Salmon. a can .................. . . . _. ...... 16c xlgflln Ste-’3”?ntllfr'trutgccr’ursha;
BWPOX‘M Milk, I can . ......................... _. . . . 1‘6 council to aslegusrd the weiiebclng oi
Nut one, the world’s m, i lb. ...... . . . . . ... 30c 1:3}; gaming”? are 33333:;
. ’ ' oi the highway-committee, Dr. Waite.
A. STUZLL has just told me that no will pro-
~and i think that someone should be
ldeieeatdl to see whomltould set the
’coal. vi! the odor of no. Covenant:
:4 Cottage Street. lass hermit.
ediueting the name. ille'iase is ennu-
by a wrench. twist or “rain in ti.
hack Even if done in *childhoo:
it creates pinched nerve: audmdn it
later tile in the dilerent organs ant
limbs. ,
Chiropractors remove the cause 0
disease and pain. health is restore-
through harmonizing the nerve aye
tents in your body. Female trouble
given special attention; also curvatur-
oi the spine. You will never regre
giving the hirpractor a chance is
‘Ielp you. '
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCiS..Il. C.
M Washington tit, 80. Norwallt. Coal
Graduate from Palmer School.
THE GREATEST
FO’OD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pics
The Most Economic lies-
serl. Sold at All Stores.
Try Them.
'3
Any Store,
01: Stock oi Merchandise
Bought for Cash,
Address ll. care'Senlirel
or. J. afitauery
~-—~ —- . was mm on. and his friend shipped
Jénoarylsll918
Siam :ardlynwanff: 11:11:10: to‘ :
We wish our patrons and
fiends A Happy New Year
and many returns of, the day.
A. F’.Beckmattn & Co.
33 s 85 Washington Slreel 1.. Phone ms
tlon like that.
Mr. (lane then rum and asid that
per Thos. FDowd
‘ ' ‘ . . Manager
he had a suggestion to make. and that
was that ii he was given the order
ingot theme! and could get. it. he
would pay cash for it and cart. it. to
wherever it won supposed-lo go and
hell it. for what he paid for it. plus
the cam! him and n profit of ”'01!"
ty-ilve cents a ton.
Corporation Caunsel Quinlan said
that he thought that ii the coal deal-
vcra were shown where they could get
the cost that they would do it. and
thus the legal situation would be ov-
ercome. _
Mr. Smith said that the loci ad-
ministration would be happy toiget
all the help possible. and that the
coal dealers would he also. .
Mayor anovan told Mr. (lane to
get. the coal and that-3dr. Murphy
would do the rest. . .
He then gave a little tall: in ’which
he said that cool must be conserved
and income armory should be shut
down and that some of the internal
organizations should agree to stop
when meetings during this crisis, be-
cause there was a lot oi coal hunted
not because of the expense and this
coal that won horned might help nave
someone’o lite it they were allowed
q,
Friday Tish spoils ,‘1
“’3?" it. ‘ *
‘ ' . . r. .Cavan’agh agreed with Mayor
FRESH ”Gunilla ...................... . ...... 266 lb. Danny” and 500K? about
8m 00]) ......... . ................ . . . . . ...... .220 lb. churches uniting in one church in-
PANGY SMELT ....... ......... ...,m . 223.11,, steady! tour or live or them all burn-
. BOSTON BWBFISH ........... 18elb.‘ “‘5 “0‘”? ““‘nc‘mw’l‘m‘wm
snot-oesseossse. sssssssssssssssssss as. e juom’cbuw‘llnflunlonflefllcedliflflg
MT?!“............n......4... ..... .....H” 1461b. tyiigpermofgtyem, Be gfldthatu
should, be done. both from a patriotic
duty and because it. waenecessary.
it'em't Just the present time. but
it (conl‘d be all winter and of long duv
ration?“ would continue and we must
consortium“ he said. .
glide hardy mid previously during one
of hie‘lshort talks that. he would go
IMPORTANT NOTICE—All persons having Outstanding
accounts with either of our markets are hereby warnbd that
unless such hills are settledby Saturday January dilathat no
gunhghereditwillbeextended. morewfllhenosxeeptionsio
=Schnllie’s Sanitary ..Mmtn:.
. ‘ alien"
Washington.
as
. .wosidri‘aelt our man W
DENTIST,
._ 8t.
Seriousness-at
losoMsinltJoJerwslkOom. .
figmflenisoanaflltodpm.
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notion; canons
, soon a w ,
U
of coal. cats, released from yI‘rds.
wherejthey )haVe been stalled behind
shipments oi it her. tantamount-rate
“t
factory, cool it be absolutely needed
. it. "
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2'3,»
slayer Donovan, into that the-local
com. onus is LIAOID.
wasnworoiv. Jan. Sawflujmi'ddll
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.wuro , never-eastern”
ytor seseuteoosishorisge
roommates-rt front the gov-l
. tuna-morn .. ‘
In“ rm istration 11 MM!
limdout that they more «power
‘ g $.- ; thought; that they had. and
. ‘ ‘t it [scene expected then to
a” me. «museum. ,wbo up w _ lilo thing» that they
, ' ‘ could» and their»wa;eiear
a “M of the» thin” that see
‘ Wit acid-that It,
i
lie then repeated hilt otter and saidhjut t. {“07 fl“ 3" one,»
that he Would go in the oily iomor— “.yeg" had it and H“. mm”: “3
row and nee his friend. and see what prom),
this way, the‘
ivlde wanna and teams to give. it out.I
Nurrlhy wanted to know. its;
to Howler-t this morning and seal
his‘trnltd‘sndtry‘ and have him make,
good ‘ t .
. on m’ “’9’ “affix“; :fi‘ot tenor license between downstream“, v
.‘Stateo and the British colour or Trid-
jocular mood he looked at Mr. Murvhy
and said. “Alderman Murphy W
Till"
The tollo‘winz in a resume of the
talk that Dr. Garfield gave in New
Councilman Eldridge will that. it it York which as refined to by Frank-
IOCBI COII lin A. Smith of the local incl admin-
istration at the special meeting of the
council held last evening:
Dr. Garfield on Dec. ll. awaiting
:hetore the Acadeniy of Political and
‘Social Science at Carnegie Hall said. -‘
if F 0 en, Boys andGirle ii i
Greatly
D" PRICES.
tihe iuei situation was in u had way
land not much hope for relief this win:
said we are short of cool because 0'
vast expansion in our lotion-trial lilo
since the war beg ' . ‘
But them are use piles of coal
over the country. We have photo—
graphs of these titles and know how
much they contain. It is not uncom‘
men for there to be 100,000 tuna
200.000 tone- or more in these piles.
whichnre held in "933W? by big in- ,,
dnatrlal concerns. Othera who have
large bank accounts have accumulat
ed coal for domestic use.
There has been hoarding of coal
' which has contributed to bring about
an unbalanced situation, where eomt'
’are short and some have shrpluses
The biggest (actor in the coal ahort-
axe. is the lack of transpordat’on. For
lovery 100 cars of originating freight.
12 are loaded with coal for locomoi’
tires and 21 with coal. for outer cosi-
: :lill‘wrll. ‘
Thug normally 36 per cent. oi all
height is coal. or late the relation-
oi all cars to cars for coal is against
coal. Cars have been taken away
from hauling coal and put to he'lllnxl
other ire’ght. Mr. Smith hinted that
local incl‘cotutnltteo had no authority
except possibly ln’the matter or com-
I
pialnta of a reprehensible character ‘
Their edicts! capacity was simply to
regulate the local work as far as
:iposltb}e and make such recommends
”to the state tuel admiuietrator as
might be of assiatanee in betterine
conditions. The state fuel Adminis-
trator usual 0. K. all propositions on
giered into by the local committee.
i W
THREE CHEERS FOR" OUR
SOLDIEHS. ‘
When the Germans see our soldiers.
Marchin to the front.
,9 dear me. how the Kaiser
will grunt,
"By and‘bye our nova will be. march
I ins home from 'ii‘rancc.
Ad heroes brave and victorious.
'" As God has; given them.
Three cheers for on how. ‘
Hurrah. Hurrah. lit it.
i
When they come home victorious
How the [aeople will shoot.
To think we have bout the Germans.
in and out.
Three cheers for our acidic”,
Hurrah, hurrah. for
. blue. ‘
-—Jnlie Fisher. sowi'airileid avenue.
‘ south Norwahr, Conn. age 12 yrs.
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'oillce“departuseat. Menus: instead
Iof foreign letter rates will apply here-
writer in "cadence ville ‘sn Infr-
{nene inst concluded by. the. two noel . .
laments. . .-
i use rue one massive”
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tor. due to look oi lransnottnt'on. lie "
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Outing Flannel ng
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boy’s Outing Flann
The Famous Lio
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