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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-18
Radosc naatki.

PAM "a. Weichel z Euclid, Ohlo,s
Box ia, pisze 16 grudnia 1908:
.sNiedawno temu obstalowalam
paczke pr66bna Ora Piotra Como
20. .Zdzia1alo ono rzeczywiscie GU
downa zmiane W naszem. dizziesck u.
,Po spozyciu zaraz malcowi sic po-
lepszylo. Ma on diva pol roku,
ME m6gl ruszyc AMI nogami AMI le-
wa reka. Doktorzy mowili, re nj,
gdy ME bedzie m6gl chodzic. Da-
lam mu, prawie Gala bakse probnaa
do spozyeciia, tax ze teraz moze juz
STAG j zaczyna chodzic. Moze on
teraz uIziywac p1rawej, jak r6wniez,
Level reki. Jest to vice endowment
co to lekarstwo u niego zdzialalot.
Jest tn ,w1iele wiecej, kt6rzy jak ia
stracili wiele pieniedzy ma dokto-.
row, a kt6rzy koniecznie chca pro-.
bowac Gomozo,5. !. ..s
Mole znowu pracowac.
Pan J6zef MALACHI z Engleville,
Colo, pisze: ssChce wypowie-
dice kilka slow o najlepszem le-
karstwie Gomozo. Czuje sic bar
do wdziecznym "a ,odbi6r tego
lekarstwa. Cierpialem bardzo
przezs dlugi czas ma szkaradna cho-
robe reumatyzmu. Dokuczala ona
tax bardzo, re zmuszony by1em
poprzestae praacowac. Pos zuzyc,ilul.
!Gomozo, 2 podziwieniem wszyst-
kich, jestem ziulpelnie zdr6W.
Cierpienia Tony. IA
Pan Fryderyk Dudek Z Willow,
pisze 30-go czerwca, 1908.
,s.5Czuje, re jest to moim obowiaz,--
klein poswiadczyc o zaletach Go
mozo. Moge wan g. .zzalptewniic, ze
trzynamy 60 " wielkliem powa-
.zaniu. Moja iona byla zlozonla
komplikacya dolegliwosci. Cier-
piia1a ma zo1adek, nerki watrobe.
Mielismy wiele doktor6w j pr6bo-
walismy rome lekarstwa bez lad
nego skutku. Pc zuzyciu Gomozo,
czu1ia sic w,yssmienicie i znowu mo-
ze odbywac sWe czynnosci domso.-.
we.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
HAVING TOUGH FIGHT
TO RETAIN OFFICE
A. W. MAXWELL HAS TROUBLE
IN FIGHT FOR RE-APPoiNT.
MENT AS RECEIVER

Washington, ID. G., Dec IA w.
Maxwell. former democrat but now a
republican office holder in Oklahoma
is having the time OF his life In his
fight for re-appointment as receiver
OF the Lawton land office. Maxwell
belongs TO the Jake Hamon wing OF
the republican organization in Law
ton which means he Is tied up with
the crowd that has had some hard
knocks of late. Frank V. Wright Is
boss OF the other faction and with
him is +. A. Parkinson former chair.
man OF the county committee and re-
Gently appointed postmaster OF Law
ton. Bert Roberts the new register
Of the Lawton land office is also a
Wright adherent,
With the register and receiver OF
the land office at daggers point there
is little chance for peace in the re-
publican camp. OF course Wright Is
IA candidate for MaXwell's place.
When he lost in his fight for the post
office his friends began pushing him
for the land Office and they have
been doing It ever since The state
organization is also for Wright.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
BY ORDER OF PETE HANRATY
STATE MINE INSPECTOR FOR
FAILURE TO COMPLY ORDER.
TO REMOVE MULE STABLES
Five Thousand Men Are Affected BY
This Order Which Is Result Of Les
son Learned AS to the Cause Of
Great Disaster at Cherry, H.. Mine.

Coalgate. Okla. Dec. 14.-Eleven
mines, belonging to the Western Coal
company. the Coalgate Development
company, the Coalgatc Coal company
and the Midland Coal and Mining
company, were closed by order of
Pete IIanraty, state mine inspector,
today. because of the failure or re.
fusal of the operators to comply with
an order issued several days ago com.
manding them 10 remove mule stables
from their mines. All persons are
prohibited from entering tle mines
where the mule stables are located
unless II be for the purpose of i'm.
proving the conditions or removing
the danger.
About 5000 men are affected by
the order. which was issued on au-
thority OF state law and as a result
of the lesson learned as to the cause
of the great disaster at Cherry Ill.
The law provides that If the inspec-
tor shall fin conditions which are
dangerous or which threaten bodily
harm to the miners he shall order
that such conditions be removed, and
In the event of the failure to comply
with the order, the inspector may
stop operations in such mines and
prohibit men from laboring therein.
No reason was assigned to the in
spector for the failure of the opera
tors to comply with the original or.
der Inspector Hanraty was in com.
munication with Coalgate today and
found that his order had been ignored.
ty; G. s. Grain. Mcintosh county
Suitable resolutions were adopted In
memory OF them.
After the noon hour committees on
{ legislation and resolutions and an eX.
ecutiye committee were appointed.
Adjournment was taken for trip
over the interurban through the min.
| ing districts.
At the night session Muskogee and
/ Ada Were placed in nomination as the
/ place for the next meeting. Ada won
+ by two more votes than the other
towns combined.
An invitation from the county
clerks and county treasurer's assocl
alton to meet with them in joint ses
sion at Oklahoma City the second
Friday and Saturday in September
1910. was accepted. II was late
hour when final adjournment was TAX
en-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
COMMISSIONERS
CLOSE MEETING
CARTER COUNTY COMMISSION.
Err ScIvALLY ELECTED PREsI.
pENT-ADA GETS MEETING.

McAlcster, Okla, Dec. 1.-THE OK.
lahoma State Association OF County
Commissioners concluded its two
days meeting here tonight This
forenoon there was n discussion OF
several matt rs OF Importance but un.
der the rules they were referred to
the investigating committee Officers
were elected as follows; Robert f.
Sciyally, Carter county. president; Ed
Oyerho'ser, Logan county, vice presi'
dent, J. NJ. Relnhart. Pontotoc coun.
ty, secretary treasurer. Four mem,
bers have died since the last meeting
They were Allen W. Speake Carter
county; J, +, Walker. Wagner coun
ty; Frank Mcclure, Jefferson coun'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

The crooked bank cashier certainly
believes in taking the thing that is
nearest his hand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
WOMAN WHO LED
QUANTRELL BAND
IN THE SACkING OF LAWRENCE
AND MURDER OF MANY PEo.
PIE DIED YESTERDAY.

Empoua, Kan, Dee. lI.-Mrs Sal.
ly Mckinney. who, tradition says,
led Quantrcli and his band into
Lawrence on the memorable oc-
casiou gt the sacKing OF that town
August Il 1868. died today after a
lengthy Illness She had resided In
Emporia 81 years Her birthplace
was Bagonalstowu. ireland.
stories regarding the connection
% Mrs Mckinney with the raid of
Lawrence differ. She would never
discuss the case The version most
generally accepted. however, and OF
which historians have made the
most use. absolyes her from all
blame. II is said she was riding
with party Of friends near Law.
renee when Quautrell and his men
overlook her. Possibly for the dra.
matte effect, the guerilla leader
chose her TO direct his band of
outlaws into the town. She was
forced 10 do his bidding at the
point of = rifle.
The attack on Lawrence was one
of the bloodiest and most cruel acts
OF Quantrell. Attacking defense
less city, he waged battle in
which one hundred and sixty men
were killed. The outlaws pillaged
and burned the greater part OF
Lawrence
Mrs. Mckinney was accused of
compl rlty in the raid. but after an
Investigation, the authorities decid,
ed there was no evidence en- which
SIN, might be- held
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
CONGRESSMAN MCGUIRE HAS A
CONFERENCE WITH SEcDETA.
RY OF INTERIOR IN MATTER.
OPPOSED BY SENATOR OWEN
On the Ground That II the Lands
Are Purchased by the Government
They will at once Become Untaxa
bic and of No state Value.

Washington, u. c.. Dec l4.-Con-
gresham Bird Mcclure of the First
Oklahoma district has held con
ference with Secretary Of Interior
BalIinger relative to the disposal of
the coal. asphalt and timber lands
Of the Cnoctaw and Chickasaw ma.
tions.
MIR. BallinEcr agreed to meet the
Oklahoma congressional delegation
next week. at which time the sale
OF the lands will be discussed Nc.
Guire will introduce bill TO dis.
pose of the lands in question ant
Il is conceded the surface lands Will
AT least be sold The Indians want
the government to purchase the
lands for SGO.OOO,O0O. but opposition,
headed by Senator owen. has nj.
lands to Uncle Sam at any price.
owens opposition is based on the
fact that If the government be-
comes the purchaser the lands
would be untaxablc.
Commissioner Wright of the Five
/ Civilized Tribes has recommended
/ that the lands be sold at once. un.
der the supervision OF the secretary
! oi interior and by rules ne may lie.
I wise, II congress does not see fl;
to make purchase at the stipulated
price.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
MINISTERS UNION TAKE UP THE
FIGHT TO ENFORCE PRoHIeI.
TIoN TICKET
THE SHOOTING At TIERNAN
Bullet Striking the Santa Fe Fire
man is Believed to Have Been In
tended for Enforcement Officers
May Ask for Grand Jury.

Guthrie Okla. Dec. 14.-Backins up
the charges made by state enforce
ment officers that there is boot
lcggers trust" In existence here. bay-
ing some men prominent in business
and social circles rs its financial
backing. the members of the local
ministerial union called on Governor
Haskell today In a body to assure
him of their support in the fight
which was precipitated here by the
governors letter to Mayor Farquhar.
son asserting that there was a gang
OF most persistent law ylolators in
the city.
The state enforcement officers
claim that the local officers are not
giving them the proper assistance in
enforcing the prohibitory law and the
present plan of the prohibition advo-
Gates here Is to bring all possible
pressure to bear on the local Off
GERS to compel them to act in the
matter II they fail TO do that they
expect TO ask for a grand jury
The present activity is due prin-
cipally to the shooting of h. =. Tier
nan Santa Fe fireman by ball
| fired through window of local
hotel and supposed to have been in.
tended for member of the state
enforcement force.
No credence is given here to the
report that railroad men. friends Of
| TIernan. are gathering here in large
numbers and may make hostile dem
onstration against Jim Poteet. ar.
rested for the shooting, in case Tier.
nan dies.
=. F.. Cain. chief enforcement OF.
ficer. admitted tonight that W. VI.
/ Cayener of Oklahoma City, who was
discharged as an enforcement Off
Ger for disCharging a revolver on the
streets of Guthrie and killing a dog,
had been put on the pay roll again.
Il discharged Cavener fair and
square" said cain, but when found
they were trying 10 job him by I'll
ing an extra charge against him in
the police court and two charges In
the sta.r courts, put him back to
work and transferred him to anoth.
er department He is not workinS
in either Guthrie or Oklahoma City
now. had only expected in the
first place to lay him OF for few
days"
Mr.. cain Was very indignant over
the report that had been sent ont to
the effect that the enforcement off
GERS were badly frightened as re-
suit OF the fight which has been
made on them by local bootleggers
and were afraid TO appear on the
street singly.
Il have had couple of brothers
here this week visiting me-" said
Cain, "and they have been with me
on the street great deal. 1t may
be that someone got the idea from
that that ! had them along as body
guard"
Cain says that there will be no
grand jury investigation in Guthrie
and that the officers can take care
of the situation here without 1t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

Fort Gibson. Okla. Dec. li.-ln
McClan township. a heavily wood.
ed, rough section of Muskogee Coun-
ty. the farmers have organized for
the purpose of wiping out the wild
dogs that have been making raids
on the live stock of the township
and killing sheep and hogs by the
score.
Two years ago two tramp dogs
appeared In the wilder section of
that portion They brought forth
whclps. and these have grown to
be- great vicious dogs that have al
ways run wild. with all cunning of
the coyote and the fierccness of
the timber wolf, added to which Is
an uncanny knowledge Of the habits
ot men. They are never seen In the
daytime and never approach a
house except at night. and then
with the utmost caution They kill
rigs and sheep and whatever else
they dare attack when driven by
hunger.
The farmers have already sue
cc,dcd in killing three # the wild
dogs. and there are known 10 be-
siN more of them, possibly more.
II is estimated that nearly $500
worth of live stock has already
been killed by these dogs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

The best cure for ingrowing crouch
mess is plenty of hard work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

A,dmoreite Want Ads are the best
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

Many school children suffer from
constipation, which is often the
cause OF seeming stupidity at les
sons. Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets are an ideal medicine
To give a child for they are mild
and gentle in their effect, and will
cure even chronic constipation. Sold
by Ardmore Drug Co., Rufus Post
and all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

Mrs. $. Joyce, ClaremOnt. y. H.,
writes: About year ago | bought
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Rem.
edy. IL cured me of severe case
Cfg kidney trouble of several years
standing. 1t certainly is n grand
good medicine. and | heartily recon-
mend It," Sold by all druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
II Requires Nerve

II Requires Nerve TO stand the strain o,
nervous neuralgia, pains in the face, head
or any part of the body. These pains ar
quickly stopped by the uso of Perry Davis
Pninkiller. The relief is immediate and
lasting. Do not suffer u moment Longer
hut use the Painkiller M directed Avoil
substitutes, there is but one Painkiller
Perry Davis, Price 25c., Soc. and 50c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
HAWAIIAN STAEF OF LIFE.
twill J. cooperl

What bread Is to the American ar
European, poi Is TO The native Ha-
wallan. No meal ls complete without
al and for the great majority Of the
natives 1t forms the principal article
Of diet While they probably could
NJ The present TING live without tlnls
accustomed dish. the ilme once wAb.
before the advent Of the whites to
The islands aud the introduction of
new foods. that NE without IA would
III least havr heen pfecarious.
Poi Is made from the tuberous roui
~ tho Tafo plans. species soi IN
Calad.um family OF which ii|a. vi
linuvn elephant ear plant Is AIsd 5
member The tuber, which afcfaE
in slzp that Of a large sweet polafo
is baked and afterwards pounded an
with water until smooth white paste
e obtained much resembling 4 wheat
flour paste except that the coior IS a
pale pink nr purple dependent uann
the variety of taro used This pasto
rs allowed 70 slightly fermenl ac auaf.
when u II ready for use IN oldsn
times each family prepared is o2n
poi. the work being done BY (ha men.
ha II Incs we're most other cooking
eiheaaipra Az tho present time nnl
factories N which machinery efigda
lhf lHFo aud mikes a IA laf&a scale
have lafkels AunnianleA fiin nld hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
WEsTvlLLE DECLARED
ApAlR COUNTY CAPITAL


Special 10 DaIlY I.eaner
Wessyille, Okla Jan 22.--In The
Adair ounty fight for tho location of
uac county seat. Westvllle received The
largest numbef Of votes In the election.
Mr. Balley's report to that effect Will
be filed Immediately with the supreme
court.
Stllwo, mid Westvllle we're the I've
rival towns In the case and at She elee.
ton held last year, stllwelI according
Io The returns received as6 votes aud
Westvlile Ss5.
Citizens Of Westvllle 1t once on
gagged c9unsel and prepared to fight
the case, They asked Ior count of
ghe returns and pe Roos HalIes Of
MnskoEec. was appointed BY The "a.
nreme court to Investigate the matter
ana report sIa decision He consumed
eight days Ii taking testimony IN The
case. A mouth az the nfIela II the
attorneys we're fllHd AMI yesterday ha
annuuneed bis decision
The vote IN sN loAnshlfa eaa|
thrown out fearing ] majority e votes
Tor WesIflllH
The attorneys lof sI2sll have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

Several cases were fled IN the dts
srlct court today. including ONE flei
~ Mrs Mary Collins asklns .or d.
Yorca and allmony from Walter Col-
Inns. Others ares Guthrie Savings
hank es. A. J Brazell Snd Emma
Brazcll foreclosure Of mortgage: Mary
Fl. Hollmgawnrth ". Mary Burton.
Dora Hill. J. " MeNcal to quit title,
on real estate Lewis phIilss vs.. J. l..
Harvey administrator Of thcS, state OF
Juila Harvey. foreclosure of mortgage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

method. The Chinese Of the Terri.
tory have come 10 be the eleadlng man.
ufacturers OF the product
Many Of The white residents Of the
Islands eat poi to almost the extent
al the natives. but the taste is large
" acquired. aud strangers seldom care
for 1t. Poi mas a high food value and
since Il formed The principal arilcle
Of diet Of the old Hawaiians, some
persons have credited II With the
splendIu physical development Of the
race
POI war always ealen from wooden
bowls. or calabashes, and was convey,
ed to the mouth by the flngers. ont,
two or three being employed aeeerd'
Ing 10 the consistency Of the foouf
which also Aslahllehes designation
of cine two pr throNalngct ral White
pol ea MN uauNiIB emnI13 d fprH
ors spobn Ii lien ol 1lngeraE alshougn
4 + stlI common exen III the htlsiis
est families TO give native dinners'
or luaua. at wheh knives aEd forks
nre taboo and Fingers only used.
There Is a. much etiquette among the
HawalIans. ln eating With the fingers
as with modern table implements. and
The graceful mollon IS which a pes-
ton nf noi Is twisted np On the ian'
eefa ana transferred 10 the mouth,
would moi shaEk The sensihIllIlea pt
The most fetlned AZ invitation e y
rsaf uaa ii WA|th pei. baked pln Aah
hahad ii leaves and eocoaaui ii ~
fIens forms tNfm the PRINCIPAL pHEI nt
lls mShH. Is HaHplhlHa thae I alNafN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
eErs NEw INpusrRY

sulpans, Ok jan s3--The Down.
ard asphalt and paylna company Of
Arln0fe are putting In d paving plant
IN ia Santa BE tracks The plant
VIII d permanently located here Ar
ter HavIpe large area IN the bust.
ne .ue D. sulphur The company
Nifi alHAa N grind and mix the
sard sfel 81 asphalt from The
mines ncar ihe citg ana ship tie prod
not to other towns ready for use,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
.1mamamaa = 1sWsss snssH 81
! NEWS OF THE !!
RAILROADS /:
ksnenaT' RmsnemEnsa.'

The Corporation commission will
soon Issue an order requiring the rail.
asais operating In the state to not
stop fof d person when boarding 4
train unless the passenger fhoHs a
ticket. The commission has issued
til erder giving the railroad eunduc
tors authority 10 eollect Ehrte cents
on lhe nain. ana the fallfpfIa VIII
not oh|ekl ia she1EIIAr IS Iaey claim
+ b he nasse8ee 5 look out
Tho laslkn tim II gIlS aupefinlen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

certain NUMBER OF days in which toflIe
a motion for new trial but II Is aot
known what action they viii take IN
the matter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

lent R, G. Cain takes effect February
isl He viii be suceeerer BY Prot w.
$. Calvert formerly Of this city who
Is very popular In the capital city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

looked forward 10 by every visitor 10
Hawaii, and always pleasantly re-.
membered afterwards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
4 Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
u aulgkly alitnFhed.
Gives Relisi At Once
II cleanaee amthee.
henls and PROTECTS
tue dleensod meme

hfaao resulting from Catarrh and drives
Away 4 Cold IL the lie@d quickly. BeNasos
the Hfnaesc Of Taste aud Smell Fail Size
bu cts. At Druggists or by mail Liquid
Cream Balmfe use n atonizefs rs cts
Ely llrefhcrs. 50 Waffen Street. New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

Cope has again introduced his bill
to segulate The speed of automobiles
snd the general conduct OF chauneurs-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-11
COUNCIL OF DELI5ERATIoN
 MEETS AT MERiDEN.
Set of Officers Jewels Presented by Most IIlustrious Commander in Chief c. L. Hubbard.


 The thirtieth annual meeting of the Connecticut Council of Deiibera ti'l. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, for the northern Masc nic jurisdiction of the United States. was held in Meriden on Thursday at Masonic haH. Tn addition to the lhirty-third degree members, the three chief officers ot Scottish Rites are eligible TO attend. and there were many present. In connection with the business ses- zion there was a banquet at the Hotel Winthrop and the occasion was a memorable one.
 Most Illustrious Commander iIl Chief Charles L. Hubbard of Norwich pre- sided. He also presented the council with full set of the officers Jewels The officers elected are:
 Most Illustrious Commander in Chief -CF arles l.. Hub. ard, Norwich.
 Grand First Lieutenant Commander HI. c. Garfield, Bridgeport.
 Second Grand Lieutenant-E. M Armstrong, New Haven.
 Minister of state-w W. Prayer Chancellor-J. B. Cornwall. Fridge Lort.
 Traasurer-- (. BirdSeye, Meriden Seeretary-A. S. Comstock, Norwich Master of Ceremor ies-A. H. Me Kenzie, Bridgeport.
 Hospitaler-Charles E. Rounds. Nov Haven.
 Seneschal-W. ". Price, New Haven Standard Bearer-Geerge A. hles Norwich.
 Captain of the Guard-R. s. Peck Hartford.
 Sentinei-George K. 'Curtfss, Water bury.
 The next meeting will be held IT New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-11
aconnaotIout Patents.

The list of patents issued in Connec- ticut on the sth day of June, 1909, as fl rnished from the office of | IT. AL len. follows: A. Arens, New Britain, lach bolt logging mechanism; II. Arms, West Haartford, alarm clock; G. w. Goodridge, Bridgeport, rotary snap ewitch; P. J. Handel, shade for light fixtures, Meriden; w. Johnson, Middletown, swing; wv H. Kempton, Hartford. trolley hanger; F. L. Nichols, Stamford, hydrocarbon motor; A. Nelson. Hartford, micrometer; c. D. Platt, Bridgeport, electrical rosette; J. R. Reynolds, Hartford. material for waterproof welts; w. J. Sepncer, Wa terbury. power air pump for automo- piles; F. M. Stevens, Waterbury tank float: P. Talarico, New Britain, s'nvE CTS pipe; ELS. Teich, New Britain antifriction washer for hinges, etc; w. H. Webster Hartford, combined match box and cigar cutter; c. p Wood. Southington, making hand tools
 Designs: J. R. Dean, New Britain back for mirrors, brushes. or similal articles; F. Di Giola. Derby, clasp fol shoes.