The now bridge links the New Haven
and Pennsylvania systems. ??ther trains
will be added as soon as the schedules
can be adjusted i|iiicUor freight ser
vice and relief of freight congestion at
New York terminals will I.,, the result.
The bridge will replace the river ser
vice on the Hudson and other rivers.
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SPURWOOD
A newcomer in
the "wood" family
A new E 6c W mod
el ? "Spurwood".
There is an attract
ive sweep to the
points and plenty
of tie space. Its
spurs give it style.
Your furnisher will gladly
show you " Spurwood "
and the other K & W
styles which will look
well on you.
EARL 6r WILSON
Vy cent
Collars
c2he be^t Style is your SftuU
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DUTCH ARE DEFIED
t.crmnii t.uiird tonics Into Holland's
Trrrllorj mill Krm'tlt'i* Hand of
S nut curler.*.
I My AsmucIhIimI Ti e*.". )
AMSTKIII'AM, April I i via London).
? A party of Crruuin smugglers that
the Dutch oflicials ha<l ordered to halt
near the frontier, says tlip correspoji
dent. at Slttard. Holland, of the Tele
Hraaf, attacked the authorities, \vhere
upon ill.- latter lir<-tl their revolvers.
A Herman guard on ill" frontier, wit
nessing the incident, the correspondent
adds, came sixty yards into Imtch ter
riioiy, iiiul poiuteil their rifles al 'he
Dutch ofllcinl, who were obliged to
retire, leaving the smtiggl-ers in the
1.aiuls of the Hermans.
PLANT IS DESTROYED
Iiii'pndlnrIsm SiiMpeeteil liy Ollieinln of
I nitril StatCM I.father
< ?m piiny.
