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Ail puIin'eII communications for
thin office Iliouid be addressed to The
Rentinel. Personal lettcrI not desired.
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(‘liffoid Randall spent yesterday in
New York.
Mis. F. G B1own, is ill at her home
in Riverside avenue.
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that it,“
er. witho
rising. or
nod. «and
or pumping
pointed over
George 8.
have moved
R. D. Lyo
title Daskam
Frederic]: W. Decker was able to be 111 ’-
out yesterday, after his illness. 33
Captain William H Vcrity and Louis
keliogg went hunting yesterday.
' Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rider, of Cottage
,3avenuc. are visiting at Port Jefferson.
3, A. .
S. W. Osborn, of Osborn avenue
who has been severely ill, is slowly im-
proving.
m
A new born is being erected ii: the
(rear of Ariel Camcr'on s home in Pics-
pert street.
3 Ralph Lockwood has secured a posi-
tint. wltl: William Thompson. the
truckman.
The prayer mtetlng at the East Ave-
nub Methodist Church last night, was
well attended.
After visiting friends at Pound
lxdge.3M1-s$1i1’ith,oanploavenue, h’as
leturncd home
The residence of Samuel Raymond in
Clive street, is“ being equipped with all
the latest lin‘pioveménts.
William Wickc is getting along nicely
from the effects of a broken arm at the
begirning of the football season.
The funeral of M13. Charles Gehr‘
mann will be held from her late home,
36 Second avenue, at 3: 15 o':,(lock to-
imrlow afternoon. , .-
.Ch‘nrles Plait, of Maple avenue. was
thrown from his wheel yesterday His
face was scratched and his wheel was
twisted out of shape.
in some unknown manner William G.
3lieCount lost a diamond stud worth
{$150 from his shirt bosom the other’
3’3.day He. prized the stone very much
3 Richard Bland will addreSS the tem-
perance iaiiy at the Advent Christian
éCburch, comer of Barnum avenue and
iBrooks streets, Bridgeport tomorrow
1’3nght.
i‘ ’l‘ he Senior Praying Band. of the East
[Avenuc Methodist Church, took the
1 7:30 train for Saugatuck. last night. to
‘iioid a meeting in the Suugatuck Meth-
‘ mist Church.
'A box amiable will be hold at the
Wrsklencc of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Dunn,
1: oils Place, tomorrow evening. it
with given by the Ladies' Auxiliary
so. 1’. o. s. of A.
here will be 11 dance at the real-
cc, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles l’lntt.
;,.Mapie avenue, tomorrow night. A
1: number of their friends have been
led. and a general good time may be
, ed f.or
ha Junior Praying lland. of the
, Avenue Methodist Chm-ch. held a
,interestlng meeting at the real-
of Frank Dom, in Henry street
3 “night. There was 1: large attend-
The service was led by Emerson
1'l‘hu Slate lilpworth league conven-
. takes place tomorrow at New Ro~
1 it. The delegates appointed to go
here are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lew-
rI. llidward 8i onI. MrI if. D.
ht, MrI. Harrie 'i‘Ito and the.
rat il'rlol.
Gupvilie W Benedict. widow 91
a Vitm‘ an, 3:1111o"3d died" in G’O’hms’.’
It or- mm
3, , ii Win with l'ki’lllllven m’iur‘ing
“ 6 winter. John Armour and family
ring her absence.
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troll.
lives.
Mrs.
walk, was in
yesterday.
Rev. J. W.
was calling
yesterday.
some game.
is paperlng
day evening.
is the guest
‘gpod'3 Idtisfac
Mrs. John
new duties.
The Royal
The noun
The Volun
Company wi
evening. 8h
tier music
‘iltobe
lid ’foi‘ home
was I flood I
there Wu it
all the poll
Mrs. El
friends in
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Everybody who had occasion to pass
along Riverside avenue. were surprised
to see 1:1 rkmen liliins up the trench
i: dug for the at. John saw-
any pipe having been laid
3 Upon investigation it um learned that
it was h1mp31333321313ilua
scan; 0 3
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from the bottom like a young volcano
3 The trace}: that would be duo. one day
would be almost filled the next morn-
ing. Francis Leonard. of the Norwaik
Coal Company, is too i or.
l'iir'iwti ’lusi how much a will be out,
but it. is thought to be quite a large
3 , ..111ni1'1. as 250
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William Fania has
horse food: William Leonard, of Nero
0001 we all:
iI'Id’i’nbthiug’o” tint” hII
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warren
M00117!» hill been ill is
out Into.
Want: in the guest at i
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uufdksaild and the
was and boiled up
It is not
feet of hrs oh 3"th been
item that me the first
ovoiful was taken out. man had been
kept almost constantly busy shoveiling
water Property owners
along the line of the sewer are disap~
the result.
DIR!!!” AND NORDTON."
Louis Taylor is suffering from an
ulcerated tooth
Bailey, the liveryman. is
quite ill at his home in this place.
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Another consignment of crushed
stone has arrived for the new road.
Thomas Brant. of Stamford. has ac
cepted a position at the Tooker House.
Mr and Mrs. Edwards, of Stamford.
into the Swanson house.
us will soon move from
place to his home on the
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purchased 1:
Eugene Brown has accepted a posi-
tion in the grocery store of F V. Can-
Mrs. Clarence Crofoot went to New
Canaan today to visit friends and rela-
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Hauy Bennett. of East Nor-
Darlen calling on friends.
Davis. of East Norwalk,
on friends in this place
Benjamin St. John wont hunting yes
terday and was successful in shooting
William Jennings. of South Norwaik.
the house of. Charles
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The History Club met at the rest
dance of Rev. 33mm Mrs .Brdwn, Tues-
M1s. Sarah Tompkins. of Stamford.
of Mrs. R. L. Gillette, in
Gracie street.
The new teacher who has just been
engaged in the Center School is giving
tion.
Mrs. Alfred Morehousc entertained
the .‘Klngs Daughters at her residence
Tuesday afternoon.
Raymond and daughter.
'Genevieve. have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Sammie. of 011 Ridge.
E. A. Oviatt has accepted a position
as traveling agent for Oscar Schiugei
He started this moming to take up his
it is probable that the Sacred Heart
team of Bridgeport, will play the Dar
ion football-team on the Brady ileid,
Thanksgivinig day.
Purple degree was con
ferred upon John Selleck. last Monday
evening in the new enlampment oi
Odd Fellows in New Canaan.
n.3,.
nuclei of
the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Congregation
al Church, takes place this evening at
the resldc’ncc of Miss Stella Austin.
Mt— ~wu
tcer Hook and
ii hold its third
Ladder
social
dance at the Town Hall. tomorrow
epp's Orchestra will ren
it is rumored that the New Canaan
Water Company will extend its water
mains to Dorian in the spring. it iI
said that they are making arran
manta now and cit-State Comptrol or
B. P Mead if: authority for the state
ment that the work will be started II
soon as possible. 3
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The selecthian were taint: measure-
ments yesterday for an an tiou that
erected on the on hall.
the last much; of the
At
is linen 81,-
hrpoue.
:1 need-
time. for whenever there
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outlieient room to hold
that would attend
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hearsal this avenlux
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day evening Damned. :<
tcrday, after I few days' illness
Raises No. 55 and 48 are dischurg
ing a canto 01911 at W
day for the Standard 0 company.
has been
place, for the past tow days,
to his home yesterday.
m
last night. 3
James Raymond, oi Talmodge Hill
intends moving to R
week and p 1: a
the bridge. 19:9 :hould do a nourish-
111g. business :11: tigers is no will will:
i1: several miles 0 tho village.
wr-pm
Highland ,avenuo. hwierday afternoon.
from death. by falling into the cistern.
means of an escailop not.
my: 91:17:15.
Stamford
Norilald last week.
Miss Marguerite Ludford
:‘uesday in Norwalk.
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last Sunday in Naiwalk.
Bridgeport.
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lustcad of 3 o‘clock, Rev. Charles T.
Cocrr officiating.
last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sher
wood. of Cranbury,
Phelps. of New York.
Thomas ’l‘rcadwell and wife enter
evening.
a.
FAVORS ANNEXION
Commander
Should be Part of United States.
NEW YORK. November leLleu
1ence.
pattern in Cuba. in discussing the re
of annexation. saying:
the close of the ten years war. It su-
the barns.
for a live dollar check.
“All the successful industries of Cu-
trade with us."
NEW YORK. November 21—Dele
last night in a session of the Intercol
meeting was the election of officers.
George Mittendorf, Yale '99 was chos-
ton Iec , W and treasurer. The-ex
M Old Princeton: George Mitten-
nionibIrI ip was not ofldial
but it is nderstood 3:111:11
desirous of Joluin 3:323"
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,traudor,
«Turkey,
Quite a little excitement occurred in
when “Tabbie,” a small cat which is
one at the mambermof Mrs,‘ William
Rowland' 1: family. had a narrow escape
The feline was taken out safely by
John Kellogg is visiting his son in
Miss Eddlce wince had guests from
spoilt
M1. and M11: John Williams spent
1.. R. Hoyt and wife returned home
Monday night from a ten days' visit
with F. E. Silliman and family, of
Services in Emmanuel Church next
Sunday, November 24. at 2:30 p. 111..
Mrs. Helen Archer had as guests
and Charles
ained the Lyons Plain Whist Club
'ust week Tuesday evening, and John
Fonton and sister, this week Tuesday
Young Believes Cuba
tenant Commander Lucien Young of
the United States Navy, has arrived
here from Havana on leave of ab-
He is captain of the port at
that city and has charge of all marine
'ations between Cuba and the United
States, he expressed himself in favor
“The economic conditions of Cuba
:t the present time are worse than
ever in its history. even worse than at
tar is being sold at $31336 per 100
bounds. when it costs $3. 70 per 100
pounds to raise lt1ten per cent of the
tobacco crop is unsold and sweating in
There is not a candidate
booked for office in the Senate or in
‘he Congress who dould sign his name
ha are dependent on the United States
1nd annexation is the only salvation
for Cuba. for annexation means free
BTODDARD OFFERS A SILVER CUP
rates from Yale Princeton, Columbia
and Brown met at the St. Nicholas rink
iegiate Hockey Association. Owing to
the fact that the Amateur Hockey Lea:-
1ue has not adopted its schedule no.
plan of games could be arranged for ,3
the collation for fear the dateI misht
conflict. The chief business of the
on chair In, and M. Ogden. of Prince.
acutivo committee which will hayr-
cham. of the Ichedulo, is compound or
-1
The sin «in who will take part in the .
concert will hold a re-i
The ordinance of baptism is to he
Miss least. Donation timber in the
public schools. resumed liar duties yes-
‘10:: I Point .1033
Jay 111131. at Providsnue. it. 1.. who
he gum of 11.11.1111... in this
returned
Miss Hattie Young and Miss Mosetta
Hart. of thin place. ll nded a straw
ride from South Norw iii to VVaItport,
owayton néxt
the print mill near
A
dorf Yale’. 11111:! 757.31 Shoemaker Jot
Columbla‘ Cornell's. application for
received
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WdiMMiege win-
, ning the hamplomhip for three years.
not 11 3
3 before Stllson became a town charge.
he had owned property in the ml: of {all
built pauper. -, ,,
Mud-n1
lurid bill: in: NW
mm“. lulu and um“
squabble Over tho Alamo 3 ‘
Wrail’: oi’ the real ”kind. a ’iixbtlng
wrath. .11 causing the breasts otlllqlr
field's ofilcinit to hum: and their,
to; huh. and incidental iy it it sari?“
to give more work to the court!
cause of all the trouble and anxiety is
Alfred sullen. who ii: a dinner, and
whose board has been paid by the
Silison steadfastly refuse; to move.
from the town. Ind II it would not
pays his board The utmolt limit of
patience and purse has been recalled
however. and yesterday Deputy Sheriff
Wallace M Bulkley summoned the
selectmau of the town of Newton oto
appear in the civil court 11ng
Pleas to show cause whyt ey should
not pay a bill which the missions: '.of
Folrlleld hold exalt;
board 00f Stllson
$205.50
Back’ in 1900 the selectmen of the
town of Falri'ield. upon whose hands
Stilson hasheen proving something of
a burden. instituted suit Maluntthe
town of Easter: for the sun‘s hoard.
claiming that he Was a reeldent or that
town. illusion denied the allocation
and the action went to the supreme
court on a reservation. The cops was
argued before the court. and an 0::-
Muslim: finding of facts nebulous led
the briefs of counsel. In the bottom
of their hearts the FIiriield salesmen
felt confident that even if the Iuprente
court decided that Mr. Stilson 1! null
belong in Illusion; the court wdul hay
who was responsible for him. The
supreme court refused to take any
hints or to work overtime, dad so the
decision handed down was simply; to
the effdct that Silicon was
1esldent of Easton. The litetic
not say in what town he resided.
it developed in the case when it well
first tried. that at one time in the out,
‘9 bill amounts to
did
Newtown. had owned a house there Ind
had lived in the house He resided
there until fire destroyed his hemaw
and then he went to live with his Ilsa
ter in Easton. until she grew tired 'of
supporting him, and“ hinted that. the
space he took up in the household.
while exceedingly large. would not“
cause him to be missed should he
withdraw his presence. After that he
drifted down to I-‘airilcld. He was 1:
mm in Newtown and before going
to Fairfleld went back to Newtown to
cast a ballot to keep Michael J Hauli-
han in his position as P00131111 of the
town.
The little sum ‘01 $3 I week is noth-
ing to such a town as Fair-field The
taxes have not been increased material.
iy on acto'udt at it. To be sure. the
grand list was raised recently nearly
$1.,000000. but it is asserted by the
selectmen that the board bill for Btii-
sons keep had nothing to do With it.
The example is what the townspeople
do not like. The house where the ease
loving pauper boards is on the sunny
side, of Greenfield Hill, and its mistress
in Mrs John Biksrd
Stilson Islectn the mar side ‘of the
piazza of the house on the sunny side
of Greenfield Hill. and from breakfast
lime sits there until dinner time.
After dinner he noes out and sits there
until the supper bell rings
The selectmen. would not mind such
actions so very much if their charge
were weak or pining. or anywhere near
being a living skeleton, but he is noth-
ing of‘ the kind. A close examination
of all he residents of Fairfleld shows
that at icon is the healthiest person in
appearance 51.11.11. fact. to be found
within the corporate limits of the town.
When by any chance he travels font
and can ‘flnd a grocery willing to take
the chance of permitting him to stand
upon the scales lircpcrl,v,,‘1;3 nateddhey
record a bona fide welt including
clothes of oo’urse. of batman 225 Ind
50 pounds. “He's an elephant on our
ands. a burden on our minds. in more
‘weighs' than one " exclaimed one of
tho selection, in specious at their ro~
Persons who were more inclined to
select sunny planes in which to lounge
away their time in preforebce to keep-
i111: warm by" good litrd Work, saw
unison. noted the line rotundity of. his
person. took stack of his superannu-
dancie of adl'p'osc wane. andd gym“:
re ar ins dram ngeoncu q
3“}?!ded n”l:at town must be pretty
mien dlt :i‘d'gh't be worth willié
have 1: chunop at some of the fat—
toning are {1193i Which
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your This
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ii" 30 lIy- 3. ' ‘
at
town of Fairdeid for 58% weeks. Mr. ,
be nice to let him tiarve. the town ""
at them for the -
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«Jud a: Burden. know up
3 in go because of his r
had no
gal core ony The bride
pooled by a woman.
bronchitis. ri
blunts-O as auto cough
tes ("our little
with man late one night
me her a low doses 050
363mm: Cure.
of hoarseness or cuoun.”
Stillman. ,
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Biddy
where shall i spill it!
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gel. on I: 'U‘f' suffered for
yspo .
trots £9112?“ belching.“
Baxter.
bureau. find out what kind
that they did my hon."
vised me to try a «box 0
log reliefdastautly. and l
is unnecessary to' cure
any case.
0. Stllison.
loge?" "No. ‘ The coil
seem to agree Minnie:
its being 1:.-waste ultimo."
“A pill'ma pill":
11101-0.an pills and
“(1.. Must“
Dilly Risers A
table. . no not force
Bid-ll Ind easy to take.
.Stlll'lon.
1
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1.1711111: citing“; ill
nervous system rowyodm
injury by the fright Ibo receive.
wilhdrwn,and the .mafohdant any!
#700 mu certain costs on. the suit of
November air-Ste 11
her. 38 y 11'
Burned Ménday was roar-
led by that official to, Miss lllv'
finality, daughter at .Mri, John H
ex. of Ronald. The bride's, age was
it was 15 says their, fool-
ing: that Town Clerk Mead warned
them not to go to a clergyman to be
51131111111: as the word “divorced". 1': the
would result in every c argy-
minding to tie the knot.
11111. was visited at his o co and he
hfisltation in periormlug the le
THE CHlLDREN’B FRIEND.
You'll have a cold this winter. May-
be, you have one now. Your children
will buffer too. For coughs cronp.
and other winter com-
$2.333}? ’igmi'ééuyd 111‘s grunge“
e a on par on
lento Genius. Winch cheater KL.
girl was attacked
hoarse she could hardly specie
it relieved her immod
lately and she wont to sleep When Ihe ;
awoke next morning she had no signs
Mistress (to, eervanll~Ba careful not
to spill any soup on the ladies laps.
(new in servlceeres. mum.
ONLY CURB! COR DYBERROIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush; at New castle,
33313:: great dis-
1 could hear 0:. but nothing helped me
till 1 tool: Bruilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by .R. H. Plaisted and F. H.
“Papa, how do people in the weather
we are going to have?" “i didn't know
MODERN ,QURGERY BURPAQOED.
"While suiferlnmfrom shadow of
plies I consulted a physician who ad-
Witch Huel38aive.’.’ Iaya G. Smarter,
Atlanta. 0. Pigmented a box andwm
entirely cured. .DaWitt’s Witch Hazel
Salve la a splendidcuroior piles. giv~
RILIABLE. ANDAINTLI. 3 ,
smelly! But 333313
in.» You want a 33 33 .‘
pill whichiI certain. thorough find tons .
auras 11c:
e y 3
l: tan-1m bowl“ 3
6H3 to' not. Strdnuhe and «morale. 3
WQ—«m '
llamhaéiihs'u worth a million, Ind
the case to
settlement
1: claim is
can. ,
to the mar-
to holes
the many
ord in this
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everything
of weather
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heartily .re-
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Will's Witch Halon Salvo, will curd ‘
Cuts, burns, bruises and all
other woundl I’l‘o al‘Ic’: quickly cured
bylt. aware of oounterfelts. George
ed. and it m only by turd. cousmai 3
311ml: among our cltilanI that Doan’I 3' .3
-» Kidney Pills won .J’lr way to the " ,3‘
mm distinction attained in 1.311111 1 ‘ 3‘
.' polity. The public endoriahitnt
scores of South Norwalk resident: has
, rendered invaluable service to the
community. Read what this citisen
,1! Ian: 3 3
Mr. W. ll. Green, of 44 Spring street, ’
the engineer It Grow- In 1111111117 shat
factory, says: ‘fVi'hen a ’lldy, l shuns;
. ed in the army and anymore and hard
ships may have weakened inc nhysli
clily. Kidney trouble and slight tiring ..
’ ary diillhulty not in, and as i noticed '
an advertisement about Dean's Kidney 3.
Pills curing such 11:11:03.3! got a box at
south uorwIlk. 3 ' ’
A good reputation is not sully carat-g3,
PiniItod'i: and took them. After finE
States. W...
take no other. 3
1’1
Gauntlets!
Life insurance Company‘s policies.
Have you seen them?
of or write to
FRED. 11. FIELD.
GENERAL: main.
“so Norma.
1United Mk3! H'l‘tl'm
For You Breaths
the rightflour. 3 Try,”
Pan-stake Flour.
Light cakes the result.
New Figs ills pkg.
‘11 oryrfl: r .
A. STULL
Cottage ave, East Norwaik
‘W Dr. Digit _3
‘1 .1 Cones
SOLD BY
3 ALL nauooisrs
command .is to all sufferers. Surgery; 3: ,,
“is your son Jack going back to col-1 : 3‘ ~
president .
wab about ‘ "
George 0.
Jerry-“Any
heritbtagefi
’How it wII MIdo and miniold in
taking the treatment i felt ever til
’ much better and the secretions word 3
natural "
For sale by all dealers: price oil
cents a box. Foster- Miiburn 00., 8ng
0:11:10, N. Y.. sole agents for the 11111154
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Remember the DING-final“! s—aud
cartoons
The feature of Connecticut Certain],
it not inquire , ‘
01: cold mornmgs‘panr been in
cakes are so rehShabie
1i nicelv made and with 1
Patina Mills ‘ Health:
3 packages 25 cents.
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was. had all '
you wduld like to ‘1!
highest cash pFl'ceI viii
calling up
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