Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 27, 1902 · page 6

bath: .e 3 .
..I'WMnWiW Mil My}. miles above the L
t the bands of plenty Qd‘lLl largesse
.m sic on the mountain I; do and In tile..

“Lnuil Lie mats IsL calling where the frost h
3 _ .‘ eats; the landfills In the fair T anti; Llgtgel

éruanhsILre «.his scion on

With gltrdncssalnd. as though kneel to pray
‘ of the lands The Lagiving Day.

3 keLopL us in the hollow LofL 'LIL‘LhLy hand
o‘me forever: be Immortal F‘Ieedom’s land; ‘ ' g;
IiIe and the harVest may the Wheatlands never talk
‘ "690 audalknow their treasIIIe as the ocean knows its gale;
to" mite?»ziory as we onward march to fame. . ..3
id enrapture‘d thanks ’ilhos for Columbia s name;
3 greater riches than the .leWcls Lof Cathay I
L hale heft) the brightness of our own 'l‘hanksglvlng ILLtLVLlaLy

gauge and the music of the soft Thanksgiving bells
. ‘t glorious story which the child of freedom tells.
its adown the vistas of the chI fleeting years.
with the bloom of hope a Nation's ~ll
honeymoons in the mighty fields 0 «corn.
shorts I)! our nation beams the fair 'l‘hanksglvlnir morn:
hear the sled bells ringing ham the mountains to the sea:
. sender, of the Harvestsi He hath kept us over free!"
3 _ 3 - r. c. Hanaauo

of lIeIL. parents grated harshly upon heI
ear. They had had their lives together.
01: course they might be thankful, but
s e—~ ,

Then there was a knock. at the door.
and then a tall soldieIiyrlpokln‘g tel-
iow had entoIed and seized Dbliy'ln

his aI ms And then he told her how
he had been wounded sorely. but had
V .. :‘oti beicn lgllled, and how he was to re-
~; ', d was a n n t e army. and-e . ‘

M» “L0 mtg: ggdLanvfiichangs .. "But Dolly,' he exclaimed "why me

« his Newknng‘lsnd spifit‘ you crying”. Surely you me not sorry
.- ~blaamm1rom the with!“ 'tiiii‘led'“ ~

Thanksgiving eve and than the joy of your coming dear."
, .3 rd y of all the year brings .Lshe‘ ha xVirgil, all one buried her face

as to those bom where
all :Mmr III-st had its being “#3 1L it" “Fan“ and Jabez.
,. the “new“ that 3%“ :hii tho, in sotrow because
EIQNOPILS pies. 0! attitudinal; when I thought I

Rustler Qbobbil-‘l

. “3,.qu lLell; chill the

ember day among the New
. hills. whose leflLeas trees

‘ I other as mburnluliy as the

kissed them by.

The Montoya that are man '3 may be
tonnd by searching, and every heart
may.dnd much for which to he grate-
fill at the Looming of Thanksgiving Day.

or the. coming of the mph,
to the hearts that laid
-‘» forket What of the past
...that they might hiill‘
time this day of home- bIlngiug
e joys l at II t‘ ' "3"”
redo . a c. =
muod«?he‘ir tutti?” (hid AgainLLat the itinuoylvanla BLailread is
s It had been .30. that ‘ ~ ., New in thrCouru.

V glad heLEI'IB. grateful for “PlrflrI-Isgttjng 1:3." NOV. 2“_TheV N);
1) ca on o t e eatern nlon. Tale
,,;i!iv hill]??? To graph epiphany for an .ui‘hmcu'dn' to
MW“ 9“ lasts tbs Pennevlyaula Railway
from ”Willa. e plaintlfl company

to removelino and wires train the
right of way of like Pennsylvania Rail-
.V way by Iensop of the alleged ennlrhlslou
otthe contract between Ie combo as
t ~ ‘came up (or argument. In the United
Stiles Circuit Court elem .l'ndx'e Buf-
dngton today All it dittonal bl Ii. no
oqmpah ed by a. petition. was tiled to-
day. 8 bill recites that and rue-
: graph lines of the plaintil! company
. cemprl'se over 192. 000 mile of tables
., and cables, and over 900, 3 miles of
‘3‘” wires: that it has over 23 000 unless
and transmits about 86 .000 000 mes-
sages annually. exclusive of railroad
. bulbous allies business the can:
ex and Lunatics hav

The pLILaintllLLf company denies the
.. right of the defendant to ccmpalthe
. enioval of the poles and wires of the
Isms title lessen
' of the Vgtl‘a at to oust flthe "estern’
union leggph bompany from the
linesI of the nnaylvanla Railway aye
. ain‘l m 9 Postal Company all
H dim now enjoyed by the
company. It is claimed that
Insoluble. rectifier "ii
News“ can a

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3 o billet do?“ but defendantyco

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wes‘rEaN UNIou's sun:

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11 alter way ever- at
whirl mid“ even Lye ,
“ears had passed. s

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paid to the railroad science
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:5 Head for the pladueés (It ‘
sly

crime I

and 55“”
the. autism cloud on
obi company; i

rad years an
incidence in
in wild turkey
till a capacities me rumpus man
than him 5101‘, of Washing on;
Iqhe Fr 3 tteritlon wandered
. but as: , lied effort. recovered
phoneme ....“I box a thousand
Vpard'oué butLl l was thinking how to
:w wllwd turkey " Another store
" n told by Talleyr‘a'nd.
‘lfiasslng throiwlnh Sens on the way to
gill/one he sent for the cook. accord
ing to his contour and asked what us
could have for dinner. The report
iwas'. discouraging. too although tom
3 turkeys were roasting- ln the kitchen.
they were all for one guest. "I should
3. like. to meet I a man who macro to
tuikeys for h s own eating. ” said Sa-
I warm. and he went to pay his respects
a the stranger. who turned out to be
do own son.
‘ ‘ “What you rogue four turkeys all
Ptoi youisclf?"
I. "veg, sit: you know whenever I dine
with you you eat up the whole of lea-L
g actsfliesiaissent” the tidbit known as
itlle oyster. “i was resolved .to delay
imysolf for ones In my life. and horn
il am. ready to begin although I did

 

‘ not expect the honor of youI oom-

LIL pany’

There is an old story of an antenna
Li Lwho said: 3
ion a thumb turkey tender and, an
i cute; we left nothing but the bones."
Being asked how many were Included
in the f‘we" he replied, “Two; the
turkey and myself"

An Englishman In Paris asked
Franklin why his countrymen select
ed ii stupid uncutable eagle as their
emblem, when they had supplied them
pith such a noble bird as the turkey.

It Is estimated that silt million tur-
keys are reouiied to furnish the.
Thanksgiving dinner tables each year.
That means over fifty million pounds

moat. worth $7 000. 000 0r
Yule sum the smallest state. Rhoda la
land receives the largest share.
"...—m

POPULAR .AMUSBMELNTS

' A DELIGHTFUL HUMAN PLAY".

Uncle Terry" is a delightful human
play; deals with lovable men and we
inch: abounds in heart interest Land
sterling nature Mr Waite gives a
Iealiy eXceIIent. forceful tender and
absolutely truthful portrayal ol' the

There are no false notes nor larri as
masons. either of lines or business.-

r Waite makes Uncle Torry as Mr.
(Mann had made him In the novel. tins
of nature's nobleman in the rough.
Those who have read and enloyed
‘ICimrles Clark Mann's novel "Uncle
Ten-.y " will. enjoy the play which has
Queen cmeiully constructed from the

:‘mathial the book furnished all of the ;

charm of the chsiacters left intact and
the value of visual effect added . A
novel snow storm effect is introduced
in the first act by means of electric
lights which Is good in the second
"0.! the impression of moving water is
also given by the some means. James

RWalte as “ch10 Terry." the good-
hearted. blunt Maine countryman. has
a part that. suits him well. "Uncle
Terry" is announced for Monday. De
camber 1 at Hoyt‘a Theatre

METHODIST FAIR AND SUPPER.

The ls‘lr and supper of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. of Heath
Norwalk, p mines to be a most at-
serum a air. The ladies of the
church are providing an excellent var.
cty of staple and loony articles. dolls
lioya,r:tcfitwhticb will Vitgnkhébuudgt
iop‘po u y o n as at
some: the very ll
son-Ike prions. Ill
served on Wliid
Iranians.i flog;- a , {d in“
.ayovoauar or am an so keen
honored. The entertdlninen‘t lithium
iwlll 1:9:th attractive- soloists and
mm from New York“ slur. and blew
Mayan helium a

a. or wil be‘
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On his return Llr‘omc

‘ ways made it. amolnt to. any each time

“we have just been dining ‘

. acid and Windy and I've were chilled

,illghthousekceper of Soutbport Me. .

heat trade at fine;

My , atoms trout II cleans! Ill and
”adhesion the‘fianda or the stomach

it. council today canvassed the olllolai
LLLm' ivoto oi the state election. November l

b lb
Militia tile»
.publican ca o for. v or catch
, Gaston. Do 111 is 18!. Ill liters
3Rupubllcaa 3 fit 54m.

; ITIII nonunion:
3 ant‘ upvornar General Curtis Guild. Jo.
; huloznigfiimt or also summoning“. 1.“.

 

cook dinner forum a tilt

later; As, her I???“ antimalhers second
iiIzousih dives uni" ties away. however,
i coneidciied that " doubt fill? -.

' "So you just to do a Virtue at us-
cousity. Oh, well. you can at least re-
mind her of it the and time that you
hovel ,
. "vocal she»
the that innit. Anyhow. it did not seoin
.Vtxp matter greatly. . because each.

banksslying Day since our marriage
are have dined .witlt‘ my husban " 8 an
tor ‘ We originally arranged that we
were to entertain each other on al-
terrible Thanksgivihas. and l have al-

as we sat down- to dinner ‘Now. you
must all dine with me next Thanks-
giving Day. 1 will take no relusaI’
Oh. I am always very careful to keep
an agreement " ~

"Oh. and did they—u"

‘Well ermno. Iou see I am so for-
getful that when Anna would say Inca
sort of‘ hesitating sort of way. as
Thanksgiving Day drew near: “Well.
are you and John and the children
coming over as usual on Thursday‘?‘
.I' would just hasten to reassure the
good soul on that point cant I never
failed to give them all a cordial Invi-
tation fol the next year."

”Oh I am"

“Yes. Well. this year LI did not ha?)-
pen to see Anna. but I knew it would
be all tight. especially as I had shown
myself so frlendiy each year. So when
John began to talk of Thanksgiving i
told him that Anna would be hurt it
we failed to come. She does her own
work, you know. and has no cook to go
of! and upset things. John had brought
home a line turkey. but-—"

"That would keep until sunday.”

“So I thought Well. we started ear-
Iy in order that Anna might be quite
sure of us when she started to pre-
"llii". dinner-J"

,, "Oh. so you really went?"

"We did. John and l have married
fourteen years now; he knows it is
best to do what I say the first time I
say it The day as you remember was

through with our long drive. and the
children were quite fretful when Ive Var-
rived to-" ’

"'I‘o had a glowing Litre. a warm wel-
come and a good dinner. How nice;
quite like a bit out of a story book. " ,

"To find the place deserted; not a
soul at home! I' was never. so comer!
In my new elitists did .hate 3 lack of
hospitality i wanted to go on to his
aunt's. but-John said we would go
home. and he said .It In such a. tone
that we had driven a mile before I
caught my breath.“ . , ;

“Oh. well. you could cool your tem- ;
per by giving him a cold dinner." ;

"That was what! resolved to do. but.
If you will belieye It. when we reach L‘
all home we found. Anna. with her hus~i
band and all those children—only two .
less than we have selves—mil with
log for us on the not I She said that 1
my Invitation on last Thanksgiving
Day had been such a pressing one that
she could not find It in her heart to
disappoint Incl ..ilo i actually had to
go to work and get up a his dinner
for her whole totally as wall as my
:Own. Did you ever. hear of such an im-
position on good nature in your life?"

A THANKOGWING DINNllVI.

Heavy eating is usually the first
cause at indignation Repeated attacks 3
inflame the mucous membranomllninl
the stomach exposes the serve: at the
stomach. products a swelling alter
gallon. heartburn" Mill"; noun Ila
has and finally catarrb of the stomach
Kauai roller» .méoauoaowm

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diluent Pbarmae‘ .

votl In In Modulus-a.
BO8TON Nov dmehc executive

The it cos ow to.
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your. The plurality for Betas. the M

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tilt for“? order:
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abacus to LbLeLL with .

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an 'e L _‘
to escape on th not! I

he two strangersgwho are or 100.;

Just before one o, ll .
You will lint? on the narrow .

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These famous pills do no will”: Wt
move the. bowels reality" and
cleansing the liver.

gives strength to th Talonds

in; II return of th
Pharmacy. ,

' MAv olslpeaAsao WlTl-i our».
CINCINNATI 0 Nov. 26 June Ills-

easily, ‘g‘
also .

apeparance of W. L. Mail. formerly of .- ,1, 3.
Providence. R. i., who're he was a 5911' '

oral agent of the Aetna Lilo Insurance ,
Company, and later connected with _.

the agency of the some? company in

Cincinnati took place three months,

ago..but the loot has been suppressed
by his wife and her friends until now.

It now appears be notified his wife that .

he would never come back until he had
an abundance of money The charge

la mode that a few days before as de .‘jL‘.

ported be procured $10 000 by- {arsed ~
notes from a Mrs. Heine whom he had . 2

met in the course of his insurance has.
May mairled the daughter of
on estimable family here. her father

being Robert Reed a well known tray1 ,

cling salesman, who is totally blind.
w-v-ifi—v'

ONLY CURE FOR DYdPEPSlA. 3

Mrs. Franklin Bush or New Castle].
Dcl..’says: "' sufterod fer years with
dyspepsia sad to have great our
trees and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brasillan Balm. and one
cent bottle cured me completely. " ~

For sale by R. H. Plalated and F. H;
Baxter. » »

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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S REV
UNION .

WAsiilNG’I‘ON, Nov. 26. -—When the
president and MraL: Roosevelt sit down
to their Thanksgiving dinnerl they will
be surrounded by practicaly all the
members of their family. All 'th
children will be present except KeLrv
out who is in school at Groton, Mass.
In addition, the several house guests
of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
will dine with the family it is not
unlikely that three or {our Intimate
friends of the" President and Mrs.
Roosevelt will be at. ‘the dinner. The
feature or the president's thanksgiving
dinner menu will be a thirty- two pound
chestnut fed turkey, which reached the
White House, last night. It was sent
by Horace Vase, of Westerly. R. 1., who
for a quarter of a century has sounded
the Thanksgiving turkey of the meal.
dents of the [in ted states.

HE COULD WHARDLY GET UP.

l’ H. Duffy. of A 18y. Illui’wfltes.
This is to cautity at, l have. taken
two bottlesq or Foley's Kidney Care and
It has helped me more than any other
medicine. I tried many advertised rem
adios. but none of then: gave me any
relief My druggist recommended Fo-
ley's Kidney Gum and It has cured
me. Before commencing its use i
Vania luck aflhupo that! could hard-
ly get up when once down." sold at
Plalsted's drug store. "

Dii’LOMATIO RE‘l‘AglONE NOT SEVn

LONDON. Nod: 26 ”Diplomatic ro- ;'

lotions between Great Britain and Venn
canola have not been covered up. to the
present time. thouih the foreign cinch

here would not be eurorised.if it out
compelled to take ii decisive stop at

any remnant. Thelm- Vonmola

shows no sin: or granting the to are- ‘

lion demanded and the qua-ti
culture of the Vaaeauelau
has been discussed between

Mndoo. as one of the various piled. ,

bio methanol obtaining little

No decision. however.

reached rlikal‘dilix the
I a dual! ad

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While Curtain PelesL
.4 feet loan with lix-
lures IO cents.

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‘WIN a. :' 19

237 Washington Street
South Norwalk

fihankthlwtu
Milton 3
Makes a most delicious
[roast when cooked in a
Gas" Range.

Kate ‘Lllou Sean
Our stock of ,

088 tags ,

V' for tile Xmas fireplaces. .L i

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(Liar pacing display at F Millie
cry was received with most gratifying
appreciation. We are adding daily new

3 and attractive designs. including it , 3
. splendid collection at outing styles.

Connected with large Bridge‘port es-
comment. nne‘ :1 sonnet, new
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MANILJFACTURINII
FOR OTHERS '

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annual. ‘

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with): article. Itch he s the
code. cotton It us. a are in a posh
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