'oymv. man's, 1”
EST SHOWING or
:ING WOOLENS.
T: _
' ”mi; "Nllill We expected
j ' ..1 only in the very’best
.1313 FROM 550 UP.
7‘3!“
if? :5:
' ‘\._. T7
oseph Davis
3:3 Washington Street
South Norwalk
. ._.M—-
”M
armies are quite moderate-
Samuo .1: Sterling. '9! Grandvle
avenue, spent: yéstéfilay with friends
"5 in New York cilfy. "
The \Vutuhsliour-‘Stiich' club will}?
meet a? the Hamil: Gongrogationar,
Parish House ‘at 3 1). m. Wednesday";
to
:5
A large attendance is earnestly re»
quested;
“ = and P omit :'
The March meeting of the East Nor-l ers » .
walk Improvement Ansoclation will'
be held Morrow afternoon at 2:30 at . 5 .
Community Hall. All members are re- 'NE W S .
h“quested to be present. ,, .
———(‘apus, Caps. Caps. O'Brien. . J
. ‘ Found——
Bugler Charles J. Vaughn has recei'f~
ed his honorable discharge- after oer“ Williamonfioblnaon.
Miso Lillian Althea Robinson, (laugh;
tor of Mrs. Lillian Robinson of 9
\Voodward avenue, and "Frederick.“fl-
llama. son of Mrs; Henry Williams of
53 Woodward avenue, Were quietly
-ing ovorsoaa with the First Gas Res-zi-
latent.
POHCP oi‘t‘icer Page is enjoying it two
days learn 0!“ absenco‘lrom duty. While
married at. the Methodist Epincopul
' r I .f N > V
‘ W ' 7 fl '
1.1m»: was given in f
i.<i
(-lmH-li.
Imv :lllii an orchestra
.mpm‘: furnished :le music
' N FARNUM, IN ZANE GREV'S cents,
Hm Ro-
\\’i~:»h-zn Slu|‘.~"
1 Hidax' Hill}.
ill
will.U \ll‘lllli:l,>
“v}’ ll.
lav-imi- r-n lllllf.."_ under “1:" Of that “ii"-
: um oi‘ ill» sot-iotivs of SL'jority of his TECH“ 5“““5305‘
'l‘llt‘rt' was a 'lnrgo'
"mug—Don‘t mtg-m Stagv l'hnnlml‘” Dim” F
lit'itlyt‘tm‘xl‘
lOffioor Frank Raymond int-ransforrod
it‘rom downtown to col’er his boat. church Qarsona'ga by Rev. John J..
' .. Snavely Saturday afternoon at. 2:30
: .lo‘hn Ul'tlt.‘“P. tho local artist. and:0'(¢10ck, The bride was atlimd in a
.writer left for Chicago this,mornin¥5 nary blue serge suit. with a picture
r.
{in response to a. hurried summons by? hat of dark brown Gmrgpup crepe
wiro from his publisher, P. F. Volland. and carried a bridal bouquetof rose-1r
\r in, has published the mu- and pinks tied with while satin ribbon.
~ Mrs. Arthur iv. Clark of inWayton.
{sister of the bride 'wao tuition of
honor, and wasnttirod in a brown silk
Tickets 35.‘ dressrwith a blue gomgtatt'é 'breprltnt:
m‘-: and carried a bouquet of pull: ”03L".-
ti'ed with pink satin ribbon. Thoma»
.McGrath of Nor-walk. friend of'the
groom was best man. ‘ The happy
lArion Hull. March 4m.
' Muuii- by Pnlaov thoutro
chostra.
M
Detective Serge-nut Thomas liunt,
, ”tannin train-E28. eta-W] gm " t, ; '
marriage ’
' The best. man was J". B. Vaant-r‘Kinik,
.' H. E. Wilson.
' street: have returned to Broom '
on...
nz'atffom" ' ’
' lN millmlll'
' . : ~ 3» , 5""
and‘tho bridesmaid was Midi: Mil-y 7 . - 5 l
Manna. They were married“ by Bur. { . l
Local Expert to ' Meet
31W. . ‘ Rival-at Uill‘ on
Elfin-d” Parlor
5. -
The ‘ bl ' I
Mrs. Edward Bach. We: and hummwflfietwfimmi 9; $213511: 3
son, who have been visiting!!! Tan— Men- Emile mm of Bridgeport no;
(on, N. .l., returned to thoir home on géman: (Smiles) Wit.» for 24100
t, esterflay. abet. will be played at the Union-v
Mg" sieeJegflu “chum” anhgmutm potion, 30° smo not
1‘5- . - . . .1 ’ momwadght. Provisions oi the matchi.
stunting in the Kaine for the 5884 for. call for mm min; on 306‘ balls?
the past. three weeks. has returned to. while smiles mohes' ' 2?0. ~ :
her home in Stratlord. 7‘ The amt block Noun-(is Brkas to;
. run on too bimo- to 136; for sinner!
AFC“ V- “mum“ °‘ Gm” 0“?" Smiler', film has not maimed often in»
P9... is visiting his parents. Mr'- and! match play is reputed to be anti-mart '
Mm. v.4. Benellsha oraooa- street. "or no moan-ability. Braves who claims-t
. - , championship offlufode Island, was m:
3“- ‘m" M“: 3- H1 “3“” °‘ ”W? Gently donated by non Holman. um‘
avenuehaw been “We in summit; Central New York we ohmplongiw‘
New Jersey. ting a nmulcop that be was unable ml
Cortlandt E. Hilsdgn of Kansas Cit‘yfl- ogme- Play will; 9M at eight:
Mo, is visiting big; moxhorolrs. WK, 0 “3"
lim llilsdon or 8 Bimbo“: Street. I
luvusxrlomloil or” 7 I:
TEE' . ‘ f . ' 1 :
5 com. smmm
not NonWalk. mountain
to Frank Manna. 01 New 1501* City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trial-am who
have been visiting: Mr. and um.
Charles 'F. Trish-am of M Wall .
..a-.- o.
l
i
’ Continued» tram First Page
”'1 n. ...—.. Wop—on...—
Testimony before tho oomnsttoo.i“lniiweagtimn 313303.33?
he asserted. had disclosed "that there: . ,
lumLon‘RMay ”and 31‘
.4.
‘SPl'Kt‘nlll Bryan Silk. and Officer
”MN“ ('hurlcs Pogo :ll‘i' subpm‘mled 1° “9‘
'ml a month mm, is >0???“—
up lea-for“ il'nitml State»
pnzir 1r.» witnesses in tho Michal“ Bre—
dice ran-.1 which is scheduled to come:
up in flux (‘ourt of Common Pleas.
is no commodity in common use that" I
is so aboo‘ lutely motion-ad m ‘hen
couple left’ on the 3:17 train amid mull-acne coal production." Shortage} ""“’"‘ .
shovel-s of confetti for New York and or anthracite during the war M 95°} NEW OR'K' Huron 3.—-Haervard “m';
varsity stadium was selected as the'
scene of the 1910 track and woollen-t
Buffa‘ou Wh ‘ - , .- existing high prices for‘llld Olympiad-1
“side: at 5,; a," téioy gem-m the) m" ity. be said. were due almostentirelyi
. .. 00 war Home. :plonship glmos oi the Intercollegiate
to this monopolisticroontm}.
‘9.- v
r n. ' ““‘mel'm" ""“”r""‘:" : Friends from Nomi: attended a Transportation oorporariflons only. Assooiation of Amateur Athletes 01'
~~—_._-_ , . ' very pretty ceremon -on Snnd Fob. trolling production in tho onnsylumd America at tho annual meeting h-cro‘
‘ _ '7 , ‘ ‘ .- .\i|3>‘ llrvssw L. “Vi-nos, amusmnl. 23d \Vllttn James F y'f'ooney 8::- Miss in field——-the only source 01’ Wow Saturday. m accordance '1‘” the out?
www- U 511"” -..m.-.r operalor at tho telephono ox- y”: “I \l t‘ ' ’ _ ' . blo anthracite in North work-er», [motion of the executive melamine-9.;
-... (.mmga' who has in...“ Confined m hor 1‘ ”l." - . l ‘7 mm were “it?“ i“ were named in Senator Vardomanfs: The preliminary hens and trials will'
, mm. in“! Um: "I. OH W”, l Mo'uio . “wet for ”m pilot marriage by the pastor. Rm: rather statement as follows: . the hold on Friday, lay 139, and that
mm" on ' “ ‘ ‘ ‘ “The Reading (the holding’company finals on- Saturday, flag.- 3!, ' :
:zti l."-It:I-l «mnpnni will llL‘rlN‘ltl
Murplw. at. the Church of the Resur-
‘ - 1"; , Iff< rin ' from an attack at . , ._. .
“‘0 “m“ “‘ ‘ 'L ‘ ‘ roction,.WoM lolst Streef'. New York
"l‘lltfzii l-‘u‘r- Simian on -':\iomluv . . , -. a
‘ miliu-nzu, has rucourred and is no“ , ' , f ’
. .2 Alum :1. Hill}. :tl whirl: time {111- H 7 b: ( n “no“ gm“, Mills oil). The attendants were 2. :55: Jen-
" ' ' 'U 9 " ' ‘ nic McLaughlin. rousin at tho
7i:wl|lrlll~‘ r- ill ht- mullo for the
Huh-l Clifford, in fon-
’ :ll i"t
llyrnos‘ large cirrle of friends will ho
- ~' Mr.
dolitrhtml to hear u: her recon-11v.
and 1:}. l“. Dorsey. of this city.
or the Philadelphia and Reading. Coalfi
and iron Company. and the Jansev;
Central. which in turn owns all or that
Valley. the:
t‘ompanr) ; the Lelu'gh
the Delaware and Hudson; the Lehlfit‘
Two Woiiht'y Ammonia. ,E
In addition to the award to thotltu-f
lor most. two important amendments:
"Title stock of the lmbigh and \‘Vllkeszami m the miflflon wow adopted by»
unanimomi rote. it was decided om!
H‘ooney was formerly employed as Delawane. Lackawamia ondtWootorn; _ no member should be dropped from1
good standing as a result of- non-com»?
-~Vim‘. with tlzn- l‘m-‘j fifth :mnivr-rw‘
"' H". "('mv'“ I 50mm“ mum” 1’05“. 0f NW Y""1"."“‘"”."" 0' the {md'm Dave." Stnms’ Cool ahd Navigation (‘ompanr (winch pollution during the maroon”? and:
._ ‘ ‘ ‘rlly, “1” n “mm. in Norwfilk, owl-3°“ Mam stieetzhorualk, and is a. pro- owns and controls tho‘ Lemma and. 1913' more being vellher no games or;
. 5':- irgi- l, Sill'ldill has ““"flmsml'thr‘ “when“ at tho home of his “absent vmployed or the some concern In Nev England): the_ lane "and NEW; only informal mama «lotion ills-no“
.: .- .-. ll-qlimnal {arm in the wn- , , .. - ,. - Danbury. at which place the young- York- Ontario and ““83"” 1m. 3
onto. {“11 and 3115. Gllifl’l‘i Pill. 01 . ‘ . Although controlling but 72 D": . -
.m‘< ~.,;m_ K'Il‘;;\\h.17;'-.' nm. The pm. “ . , , ~. couple Will take up their refidence. ' . All otudmta no government ”"100:
‘ . 7‘ bllvomllllll- uvolllle. 311‘. I Bet “ho lb. ' . cent‘ Of the actual pmducm of 33.! “IO m‘mm to calm prior ‘0 F011,:
' “mm ", '" '~"""',"""mv “m”; or well known in Norwalk. enlisted in tho,‘ Franois NICRGI‘SOD. Who 1133 for the throclte. the statmnent assorlod. mo: 10, or if in sorfloa on in“ data who ",1:
.-. of'hu'mj' dwmmu‘ m'm'lmfng llnvul tom-0.; a few yual‘fl' ago and si-uui- past several weeke been. visiting his :18“; my”: had “1“?“ it "”90””, turn to college not Inter 131$:er Li
"'1?” "m" humorous out-build: that tinw has soon. considerable- £401" Sit-1191'. ’Ml'SS Grace NIGHTS-on. at 1191‘. p.39 :33: 31:3: 0?m&°:$_ MW "1" be oonsidered- 8“ng to (:03me
W '7 'm'm,"“'":"“ "W Mr’ SW" rir-o and only rum-ivod his honoruhln home in \Vost Coder atreot. left for “lilotnritbstan lint! the “an.“ that! m m“ m "3“ ‘m- , 1
mm!» l‘lllklll’: mil-1mm :iltora- his home at Cape Cod, Massachusetts. statement, "that the constitution of’
"H‘-
., wire; '1‘"~Nl‘$fill)l'1 in
11 “(ETBALL TUESDAY
Yul!" Folk-Ex".
inn»: it)! Hi the limb-5‘. In! »
live-
(list‘harge at {ow (law ago.
’ last wook. He will spend a few days
——-l)’on‘t forget Sultry EIHMUYUW Don?“- at his homo Moroutuming to his-du-
:Al‘ion llall, March 4th. 'l‘irkuts 3“ lit‘s with the United State! Marines.
'm-nts. Musir- by l‘alat‘o llmatro m»t
l‘llt‘Fll‘It. l
i _‘_._.____.. and Charles Murray Kivol‘, of New
Captain Andrew Noohon. tliv Wt-ll- ‘ York pity. wore married my, morning
E ':l' Coughs. Colds. Etc.
7 1- 5 Mom-Powell Corporation
South Norwaik
..._. .._.. .3 .
."- .‘f‘ 2 E} PINE AND TAR
Mir-s Rose KivoloVitch. or this city.‘
Pennsylvania prohibits a trunnion-z»
tlon company from engaging in min-
ing. theao- transporlmjon comm}
are in tbla- bunt’aom'of not all: trons-2
porting this cool. have! mm: m"
worming the hope that Connors
might see the necessity floodplains:
to protect.» the people 0! the Unfit!!!"
States from? that. Mrduorlbod to
.1011): ~ RAY BREAKS
a—*-
HUNTER MILE RECORD
. r
1
oosmzc. numb 3.-Jote w. Ray or;
tho Illinois Athletic dub. Saturday;
night. repeated his victory a: lost pearl
in the Hunter mile. Joanna» event 01:;
the annual Boston Mllletic min»;
' HOWLANB’S
nominees on main st. grandma. 5
£2 = . 7 t,
l
Afternoon tea
5 at Rowland" ~.
How Wool! usedto: 181'- ‘i at tllo'Englislrcudom
of tea in the afternoonl‘ Y- . il‘nsao of." its \vilo.»Wi
with doWVm now euthan- ' a stir: “in... «grit. 'MQ
is refreshing; and? what 3:11; or; mold: few Miro
girl. opportunity to wilt-ill: our friends;
, fie stone memos; the delight and the“
of tire cusfiom; Soil: provides an afternoon fitfir—
vioeof “intimation. Each day 31:3; opalfidih
lunchlomnsis setaoidbgr Ifsotmnoon tea Sam hi»
there we serve. that Willem Hem m M‘p
tear—m English 3651*: from the pot malty.
‘: Momm,witfhatoawesemnmbcsdm
ions things to oatz~fight and toofiieomo- anii " '
Eliot eating iw midmftomoon. All air at It
pint). 7
; _ not first throw: days .17 the m‘eitwsofinfiing a
‘ During fies». (hyabotwreen 3 and C goof" ,3-
filled tojoin us in a cup of this fragrant '
.019 foo. finally, “want. you to boom W
ml with both tho boa and“: am Berri?“
Naturally. 61mm on: Bo no oil-go for w'ha»
we arr invitingm lo mt it. with“.
m. fa twin stairrrnso.
7 $1 sends your ‘
machine home.
.1
A
known taxi rub driw-r fur ii. i“. O‘l‘im- ‘oy Justice of the Peace Joseph J. Linn- the "need. cupidlty and flux-ice 0,.
nor. of \Vtxxltlnmmi sil’i'ul. was (-onYPY- woilor. in llir‘x ol‘l‘icos on Wmahington these soulless corporations," IJJ‘.‘ M3;-
ing three prirsm to tho (‘oiimngation street. Miss Katheipen Lym‘h and Miss
'of the. Holy Ghosts Futhvrs in \‘fcst Margaret Donnelly were Witnesses at
Norwulk, Saturday afternoon. whon “if: the nerv‘mOnY. ‘
Ford llll'l‘t'tl turtkx and all hands WOT”.
thrown lfl'l'fill‘t] the gutter. Fortunato»
Airs, James Trough
street has boen visiting her son
ti
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1:1 WEDNESDAY
March 5th
‘5.
g: All money deposited in
' [5’ tats bail}; on or before
3: that date will draw inter-
est from March lst.
. ‘ 1’ ”.i
db......_.-.,
Open Monday Evenings
(it
. a
” z.n:.»iny-“* ”Too-mu...
from 6 to 8.
a .
.W,
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in NORWALK
CX’US BANK
' L ” .‘a-QRWALK. CONN.
7.33373.» .W
on ..
iv no om- was‘ injured, but. tho allm
was mnsith-rathlv (innings-(l.
James (‘rongh in tho Groonhut Build-
,ing, New York city. Ho recently re.
'l‘hn third annual dance of the Em— it::nii'l'iim'irinllhf'exemigz'nafg ilsnizcuDel‘at-
. . i n .' . .s.
plovos Benefit. Association of the (470-. 7 . ~
Judge .larob R. Ruskin. Dr. Randal!
fut 1‘; Kim”) liut Company was hoid‘ .
in n". Rm Men's Hall on Washington ll. lluskm. Consollor L. Schulman,
street. on Friday evening and proved to and fumilir‘s of New Rochollc, spent.
be a big success. The affair was well "“i’m'dl‘y at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
attended 'lvy several hundred persons Sf‘m“91 Cohen, 0' High 5“"~““- 53"“
and a. very pleasant evening was pass- d‘StdCL ' ’
0d, Fine- numb? was furnished for Miss 14. E. Malone, who'has been
the dancing and refroshmonis wort- oh- Spending the Pm 1W0 months at the
tainable during the evening. ’ home of her sister. Mrs. Daniel Taylor.
' g, ____r .__.. 533 East avenue, has returned to he!
MOTORM'A‘N ifulLLED. r ihomo in Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
v‘ ‘3. .v . . :h.___' ‘- ' ‘
Ll2:{l\l¥:'l:1}fl:l,lSRflntltlle l‘nlilFRivor-l’rgvci: M‘s; Anna Stub has returned tog
idem-o him- of the. N. Y., N. H. & H. 1191‘ duties 35 matron 01" “W Home for:
ll. ll. collided Saturday. A motorm-an the Aged. after a pleasant tacation in‘
‘ was killed and twelve pmengem ill—iNe‘, York.
rwg
t
l
l
' ‘ worn in connection with W. 3. Coach. assurekown-fit " —
‘ slenderlnehfrot-hneo—ndd the gram and finish at but that die com
fig‘zomph; . being}: and give the necoaoory finiahi'flg touch to the
Bolero, Bandeau): and Sur'iiice ant-ms 'n fl". - ‘
and minszfialso delicate haiku-t. dnigiily trirn'nwd n'flliz'liceeseacdd 2mg:
enes;_mahng W. B. Iii-assigns second only to “K B. Corsets as form»
bcsutlfiel‘s. <ASK YOUR DlLALER FOR W. B. FORNIU BRASSIER83.
w. a. NUFORMCOi-sers forslendzr on J
W. CORSETS average figuras. Tbelm-prizdcomt
‘ with high-priced qualities. W. @030 CM form
Amos—reduce one to tire inch; and you look ten to mntjpbmdclighm. [
O WHNGARTEN £325.. inc. -
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N law You: Clarence?!
oissippi Senator recommended that "it
the constitution of Penumlmuiu
which forbids the transportation com-
panios to mine coal in a dead let‘s: in
of 2.50 Main that state," the federal govmmont up:
der the interstate commerce clause of
the “nation's constitution compel
divorcement of the transportation “om-
panies from mining corporations."
The Entitlement made the annual roc-
ommendatlon that. the price—oi” coal 3o
fixed by the .,
which would guaranteed fair return to
the mining companies and Which
would. "voucbsnte to the people of
Amends an ample supply of anthra-
cite coal‘at a reasonable price."
“HIM payment of excessive royal»
ties—said to amount in the case of tho,
Loousf flounlnln Goal Cannon to the
sgreat Gimrd estate to 81.04 a ton in ~
HIS—constituted the first cause of the
the ‘
governmt at a. rate/1
lion games. His time of 4- mlnutes.‘;
22 1-5 ”condo. is a new resort! for tho-'
d'vent. The old mark was 4 minutes“!
233-5 seconds, made by Oscar Hod-l
loud or the Banana A. A-, made seven;
Years m~ 1
At the finish he led Joe Strain. o: the
University of‘tlhicqzo. w'Wet-ltern wo-
toropce two mile champion, by long:
,yards, with Gordon 1‘. Nightingale oi;
. Now Hampshire college third. 1
Lieut. Robofl.» Simpson, «or “(and
try. 1'. S. A.. holder of the» world's;
record lo the 120. and- mm bur-i
dies events. lost to Ens-l J. Thompson.‘
Dartmouth student, in the 45 yank}
high hurdles.
.CLEV'ELAND‘ TRADES
ROTH T0 AW’HCS -
CIAHV'BI‘AND. Ohio;- W 3L~BOB-
--l—l—g
3'!
senior f
3 lior upon, fl j '
‘0 “” . ‘ ioyowhoi‘r.
g 7*; . . . ' min my“ not
» ' . hard or W as
,' -. . . . punish; “item-
7:. $5.3; . «no. will'ofiidhp
5,....-.->"__': '.'. " ' ‘7 in. ii.
.o diflero‘l‘t #3
over carefully. Sit down and star with. “(in
5'
{will Then choose the one you like beat 7 "
loader you wish to pay. ‘ ‘
I; Next. Pay one dollar. flak. a prom
{will pay balance of priee in regular easy
l
stated intervals and mtisfy us fhal‘ your fl“
be kept. : . . '
' Their! 1319 mutability is at anon unwind: in '3
lproducing companies having denied.
high pricoof one]. the sthment fluid by Roth. outfielder, has been “W
that. was “not the full story." The by the} Giovanna» mm Lonnie
other causes given were the means 111- Club to the Philadelphia “5‘9““ ‘0'
legal to have been mod by me 8 large Lorry Miler, third m; miner:
companies to 912mm the compou- Myers, pitcher. and Charley Jamieoonn
tion of the independent; operator. The “meme“ “Ml“ '0 a“ 99mm"
statement. said the WM wore meat ‘5’ James C‘ m ”M59“ l)"
able to do this in followingsways: I "”9 Cle'e'a‘m Club-
Higfi demwrmm m (“3368; Myers ’26 in Win69, but i? expected
at tidewater awaiting acouuiulatlng of ‘0 arrive in Amen“ in time ‘9 spend
a cargo lot. several weeks at the Clay-lino club's
Inability oaths independent opera- training camp at N" CTN-311?.
tor to accumulate tempomey surplus t, “r
in bins and statue yards, the railroad— ;
m.‘
ahuows SHOOT Two MEN l
. PEABODY, 31335.. March 3r-‘Io0llifi‘
the independent operators the use of fmaprael- was probably fatally wounded.“
journey to your homo—your sewing willilaofi~ fimfi
Speed and: ease and in exoellrnt fashion. "
7' All Rowland sewiugenmvhines do good gunk.
We gammntoo'ihai. Mltrunquiofly and with“
oasil‘y. All will. stand servici- for rooms. You my:
rd‘epend uponthomwoonfidently. f 7
These are i110 Hirer (limo-mt mudoi‘s; one}: flip!-
tm value because mid as we soil other mow 7»
on small profit r»—
their facilities am!
The "dog in the manger" ammo:
'ol‘ the eight corporations which. it was
charged continually resonant and ob-
min all available. unmined coal and
prevent the
land, the state said; is‘ retained in Lam
independent opemmr‘
Irrom soruring new land. Much of ti is:
last night. when three masked man ell-3
tel-ed his home and shot him when’
. thir demands for money were reins-l
- ed. Stem Thomas, who toothed. lathe
. houso also was wooded; but— not set-i
iously hurt. The bandits amped with-t
out. socurlng any loot. although- more?
.was more than $2,500 in cash in the:
New England whines Reliance W
”pie machineo
$22.50
Tln-ir prions are low; their “mi-rlu'm-ss 21w».
votestra.
undeveloped state by the corporations. house coor - p m
The statement also said trillions of g 9’ a dmg to the 08' l
tons ot’ coal could have been chained : " iii—b". E
to relieve the recent shortage had the 2
Fuel Administration compelled trans— "ANY “Hm OthDREN “3
portatioxf‘éompanjes to develop cuim , ML?
banks or turn over this accumulation: 3 ,5 ‘ , .
of small sized coal tormanr indepen- {onion}: 11?me &;r on com;
dent concerns willing to reclaim it. , an t e of air children:
The large come” also were “should never be without- tr box'ot Ho- .
charged by Senator Vardaman with (her Gray's SWeet’ Powder for Children
maintaining the sale" Price of 00“ tor use throughout tho season. whorl
through publication of» "circular prie- t
as." Thesg We“, tbevatatement said; Break up Colds, Relic": Feveflohnooe.t
.. own“
..
Headache and Stonfifi WW Ubed’;
v
and weroflhe lmv of the business.”
‘ 1by mothers for over 330 m
Arlon» mm, m an. Tickets 30
cents. mine by: Falane tm 'or- g 3‘0”!" i I sulp-
sfitute..
Test, ’«-m and son!
. i lino «m It 1:30? o'clock.
, m- m1: am on; 30144
—D°“ ‘ Mg“ SW" W’m W7 pownizns owe urtsrnofiom in“ m-
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