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New vouK. Docentbla‘r 27—st
end the University oi Pennsylrsnid
, have decided to send their best teams
till one sum the inthrcoll‘mlate Ire
gram Mags Khlizkbr'lficker A. C
eaten rum I~- 0 convert ,
u "still be run or Madison Kennels
, Graeme emanation filth tit Random
9 ,nlvd‘i or. sports. Collinshi ,
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New York Unlvers K I expect to on-
to teens. The distance will be two
it wtll nun halt a
open Christmas mining. untgl Induction.
158‘in lulled t6 this
use” York.
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All the principals in the eponymous
letter writing sounded that has stirred
The Nor walks may he nrrestod or sul‘h-
xn'oned to court within the next twenty-
, four hours, says today‘s New York
Herald.
An acute stage has been reached
Gem res H. Vosburuh. ottelinoy ”or
.John W. McClellan. the principal of
the school district last night cslleu
on Louis B. were, the nttomey tor the
assistant teacher rules Elizabeth Er.
vin. He took with him what he call-
ed an ultimatum.
Mr Voshurgh demanded on item
of his client a Emilio acknowledge—
meet from Mill 3 1' will of her author-
ship of the letters which have raised
such 9. turmoil and an humble apology.
He also required that in order to es
odpevprosecution she must resign her
position as first persistent teacher of
the liovmyion schiml district and leave
town; What reply Attorney Beers
m‘pde to Attorney Vosburgh the latter
declined to state.
Mr. steers declared his client who
touch maligned and would establish
her innocence in case she is given an
opportunity to be heard in court
which. he did not poor. might be very
ado .
urther. the attorney dcclured the
matter had gone so for that a resort
to, the court, could not be avoided and
in‘ feet Miss isr'vin hull pleaded to
have him take the initiative. A vin
dicution of her character she insisted
upon, although until now she has
dreaded the ordeal of going on the
9 slund Now she is noxious to be
heard.
THINKS SHE KNOWS THE WRITER
Miss Ervin gave a new trend to the
village gossip today. She alleged not
only that she was innocent of the
char e of sending the letters and did
not now they Were help; sent. .hul
she intimated strongly that she had
procured interruption» Which practicul
ly lied given her the identity of the
sender or senders ol the mysterious
epistles.
"I shall not new disclose any
names.” said Miss Ervln,.' ‘boceuse it
might be possible that l are rocking a
wrong guess. i do not wish to .‘lumr
st conclusions. we other side did
‘ K- this and now I propope to make them
suffer for it. I will say. however that
there is o. good sized, faction in this
town which would be. glad to pet is.
out or- my position in any way they
min. I have several strong enemies.
She trouble begun lest gear, when Mr
Lemphears was principal. i think it
is the oppoeite of exaggeration to say
that many of the women. teachers had
trouble with him. They had not been
able to keep any normal school grsd
note in the school with him. .I came
so a normal school grnduete. i would
not glee way like the rest. l refused
to be made a door met. Finally. when
the last election come around. he lost
his position. .
DEMANDS GlRL'S RESIGNATION.
George W Stevens, school commit
teemsn oi the RoWayton district, who
received one of me lotto." .. has de-
manded Miss Ervln’s resignation.
On the advice of counsel. she not
only him refused to resign; but has
notified MI. Stevens that she will only
recognize the authority of in whole
school district in diplflel. 111,60 wlllw
sembied. and even then gh'ew do
mhnd a year' s salery‘. as her contract
'with the district was rgnewed last
June. and will not euplre until the.
close of the getting m, about uly
1 next. Al’s go on oi: down too
‘* cldiens.’ funny 0! their: being leaders
In the district. held an informal meet-
iue last evening in Gulder's hell and
i'u'lked over the spelling events of the
list tow unis No deficit. conclusions
were reached but it sppesred to be
the sense. of those preseu that Miss
illrvln's services as s lose or should
draw to it close. .
The their
to‘ come to
IOctolier. Sluc
oi, the school
”run While no
a up ,er ogother
interested pd «them
‘ Mi. McClellan 9 both so this them
constantly. 80 has his wif They
were signed, "'A‘ Friend oi iss Er-
.:"vl Nome or. mount thwarted litre:
,inzllsn 'slilfi. sud _ her. w‘téittes
K‘WI'IWIIII In
rfit dividing letters “begun ,_ .
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Consxildsted’ guilt-cud
out" i orm‘IK. and was
mpso, who. it so
peers. who this diet one to give the
alurm wss conduit. across the bride's.
and s w the boys spluohlll‘lr in Ith
or. H stripped (iii his coat.
the n ole on the bridge. and run
throng ‘the mill calling out that
someone ‘wes in the pond. Boonpeep-
or Thompson and others followed him
purl tried to rescue the lad
Deceased was a member of M11909-
IIIIE Pnrtrick's Sunday fischool clues M
h Advent Christian Church. and for
this t reason. the Sunday school ester-
cl so which were to have been held
t Monday night. have been indcflv
nitely postponed. The funeral will be
h id Sunday afternoon at 2. 30 o'clock
In thciumily residence. Rev. J. W.
llevis will conduct the funeral services,
In‘d interment will tales place in the
East Norwulir Cemetery.
rfiIHORT COLLEGE TERM.
qua-0..
Connecticut Agricultural school Olfera
'l'suKDay Courses.
The State Agricultural College at
Sierra has sent out n circular announ-
cing the establishment of ten dey
courses r men or womengboye'a‘m
girls. Among those for the period of
January 7 to 17 thui would prove ut-
troctlve to women ere the following:
Lundscspo Architecture: Fractlcnhle
picturesque effects for the prosperous
term; the laying out and grading of
grounds and drivosp the growing or
trees. shrubs and hardy perennial
plants; artistic husbandry.
Library Use end Management-K Rel-
ercnce hooks. classification and cord
catalogue; help for the custodian of
the home or village library.
Economic History of the United
States: Westward expansion systems
of lurid tenure, disposal of the public
iomaln. transportation. monetary sys-
tem and industrial revolution.
These courses are spurt iron) the reg-
llllll’ ten wmks‘ winter term which ‘be-
zips the second week in Mlsnunry There
lurve been rndlcnl changes at this
school. and an earnest effort will be
made to make it popular and practical
The best way to become acquainted
with the college is to pay it a visit.
Willimrmtlc is the most important railw
wny center in eastern Connecticut. It
has excellent livery stables and hotel
accommodations. and behind it good
horse cum. pleasant day, whether in
warm weother or in cold few trips are
more delightful than that in the town
of Mansfield. betwoen Wiliimuntic end
the Connecticut Agricultural College at
Storrs. All whoren do so are invited
to some to meet the instructors, to be
drown what they have to work with
end to see whet, they,.ure doing.
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Dr. Herald Tells Fellow Clerpymen
How God Helped Him.
NEW YORK Dec. 27 .wRellgious
circles in t s Icity are interested in
the announcement by the Rev. Dr.
Charles M. Herold pester of the Bath-
esda Congregations] Church Brooklyn
who was recently attacked with blind-
ness while in too pulpit. that he had
recovered Dr. liérzild appeared at
the Council of Congregational Minis-
were u the immunuel Congregational
Ghurch called to enhance the resigns
tiou of the Rev. Dri E. P. lugcrsoli
who has accepted the position M sec
rotary oi the American Bible Society
in speaking of his recovery Dr. ner-
eld declared that God had restored his
sight. He said: “When the surgeon
performed the operation he said there
you no hope or recovering “my
sight. 1 then fought the battle. the
most stubborn und most trying battle
i have ever uown in‘ my thirteen
years experience, as a preacher of the
troupe]. The enemy of my soul then
appeared and jeered at me, saying
Now do you believe that menace of
God is nil-surviving as you have
preached to your congregation for
twelve years? New will lie help you?
God heard my prayer and did what
men could not do lie restored my
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Wetlands;
IBOBTON'8 NEW BIANK.
poll: and Weshm on
in has grant denn toly
, inn responded.
. 99 um 9 my of nuns.
Milli 0; tired it)
mIgt ti plead street, ‘wss dihedral-
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during the night and was reported
the herillh board. The victim is s
”It trill enthuse yearn.
tor children in tile family. The
house has been quarantined. sn pincer
s‘viuc been placed in front oi the
truss immediately utter the one. you
.9 reported. .
Int 11 oclock hint and the null:-
came down street for u physician. He
£an his child was very ill. . Dr. (Elli)l
lie saw at once thdt it
How the his
case was brought here is e, mystery.
The house is in u thickly settled nor
lieu of the community.
A Womm'e AWFUL: PEdI9.;
II'PlltlIiIC-l is only oi...» chalice tor estI'e
your life and that $9 throu l on ppe’ra- I
ties” were the sin ilinl’r circle; heard
by Mrs. l. B. Hunt. of Lime Ridge.
Wis... from her doc.ior after he had
minty tried to cure herjot it, frighttul
cone of stomach trouble and yellow
lsuudice. (lull stones hm] formed and
she mustuutly row worse. {than she
began to use icctIch. Bitters. which
wholly cured th it‘s a wonderful
Stomach. Liver and Kidney remedy
Cures Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite Try
it. Only 50 cents. Guaranteed. For
sale by I‘. H. Baxter. South Norwnlk;
lohn A. Riggs. Nor-walk.
AMERICAN LEASE!) DlTTON PARK.
held, of New York is thefuame‘OI the
American who leased Ditton Perk.
mIncur Windsor tor the coronation year.
it is a magnificent mansion surround
ed by a broad. ‘deop meat, which is
crossed by a single bridge, through an
embattled, arched gate house. A park
of 300 acres surrounds the residence.
which was the home or the late DucnK
use or Buccieuch. The ugonts of the
estate hope that Mr. Wakefield Will
ultimately purchase the property.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
A poor complexion is usually the
resulteol? a torpid‘ilver or irregular uc-
lion of the bowels Unless nature 5 re
(use is carried oil it will surely cause
impure blood Pimplcs. boils sud oth
er eruptions follow. This is nature’s
method of throWlng oft the poisons
which the bowels (plied to remove
DeWitt'u Little Enrly Risers are world
famous for remedying this whom
h
'i‘hey stimulate the liver and pro
regular and healthy action of the
eis, but ncv or cause gr lping. cramps in
distress. Sate pills. George C. Still
son.
STUDIED BUBONIG PLAGUE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27 -—-Dr. John F.
Anderson, who went to England more
than six Weeks ago to study the bu
‘Ionic plague at ports in that country
has returned. Dr. Anderson Iepre
sonied the Merino Hospital Service
and lied u special commission from
President Roosevelt lie was lustruct
rlo to visit the sailors boarding houses
and our place that has been or vvss
scoplcal examinations ot-rthe plague
bacilli in its vuriou stages of devel-
opulent ul‘.Am,1Ie will at once
submit a. special report covering his
Walter Wymunflz of the Marine Hospi-
tel Service .K ,
esw pout-I NEAR.
"it often made my been ache"
writes L. C. Overstreet, of Elgin
Tenn" "to hear my wife cough until
it seemed her went mid sore lungs
would collapse. Good doctors Enid she
was so far gone with Consumption
that no medicine or earthly help could
save her. but a friend recommended
Dr. Ridge New Discovery and perils.
tent use of this excelled medicine
saved her lli. ‘ it's ebso uteiy goiir
intecd for Coughs Colds. Bronchitis
Asthma and an 'i'hIrost outlining dis-
eases. 500 and 81.,” at F‘ H. Baxter' 5.
South Norwelk: John A. Riggs‘s,‘ Nor-
wuik. Trial bottles‘Jme
caANs Incomes Tums. »
CHICAFO Dec. 17. ~T'i'r‘i‘ee men
were killed and three seriously injur
ed yesterday by the“; breaking oi 9 huge
crane at the nicer of the American
Bridge Company. The dead: ‘
John Swun John Trotter. Albert
Rocks.
The injured: John Dom. Charles
Warren. Mdithowifiogad
Swan. Trsser and Roche were killed
II : lustnntiy. one and perhaps two of
. the injured will die. ,
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1; been Idsbi'e to” cure in
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that is Cstarrh. Ho
’l‘here one three
LONDON, Dec. 27.v~—W. (gurus Woke:
.‘ item.
The “After
'II‘l-IIS ADVERTISEMENT Is somewhat lie ;
[ll tookN putt this
9. .Ig‘ K.
morning. for the pleasures of Lill‘lalmdfiIIddy alto .nIlv , K
good long breath.
No doubt you
ways the climax of lots of hurrying and bustlmgepmp K I‘
oration, to be followed by a sigh of relief and u, settling
down once more to flu regular order of things 9.:
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tiny, needs ,”
of life and torompure standards of I)ri(:eiiiitl"Ir;Idullty.
With lime to lllliIlk of the; sober. every
you willfiud that [lleuAllfl-‘f Christmas" featuresyof ‘”
our store are very important ones to consider and
very profitable ones to take advantage of.
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Every day
Will liring forth some (:Ippllrtuuc offering ,, which we 5
will try to tell you of in this C()lilllll17—-Elll(l if the tell- 1
iugof them interests you.tilc goods tlIeInscIVCs will I,
for surpass your expectations. I
All UnderskIrt Oiicrmg
FIVE DOZIEN black 1 ud uhilc Sattccu Under,~ ".l
skirts uphold the Undcrslriri‘ Section 5 reputation for I
profibgiviug opportunities. I , I 9,,
They are made with pretty graduated Ruffles and ,K K, if K
Skirts lIollI lined and quliIIcll arc included iu the sliow- I
lug. I .
lhosr liner] iilt‘ sold usunliv for., 5:0 those unliu- K “ :14
ed at $2. -5 ‘ ‘
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$l48 lined or Unlined I348 K
MD M. READG’
'Errobli: fed
in t infirm,-
work while abroad to Surgeon Genera: K
plague infer-ted. besides making micro ‘ ‘ “
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GLOVER’S The ruler
“Everyone has his hobby” ,
IOurs' rs the best possible wears for the FEET
When to doubt buy
There' iS comfort all the year around in a nice slipper,
Wear “our" kind. and you will wear smiles. .
From the front of our store to the rear nearly one hundred
pair in plain tight—nearly as rnany different styles. , I
2:42.; Alt .4
.r-Klrrr I "t". KI '7 iv.’
Suit IaIny fan I” II"
Sfyloslro _, ., 9 ,
{Illa III ”3’2 00 per pair. , I
Slices for Merl, Women and Children. I
Ellie-~Eorosr‘s——our $3. 5 0 leaders.
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