Evening sentinel, Friday, December 12, 1902 · page 1

purposes or the mill, peers

as us the material and goods

by. them; for dying our-

on they cIaiih In

comp! {it they need a large

n tity: . 'i‘hIe plaintltt alleges also
”1“th lend consisting of I

‘ ury. ands Noru'aik railroad runs
In runs his land. as does also the Nor-
war or, a stream or water o'ri’ein'afib
In; In‘ Ridseileld. which Is ted In part
by streams- In the town oi WIlton,
norIn‘erl or and above the land of the
network. Mills Com psny. ’

The pIaintIiIs further allege that

. they h constructed upon their lands
a large II buIIding and other build
i‘ngs connected therewith In Its busi-
ness tor the purpose of manufacturing
cloth; principally woolen goods; has
consIrnoted a dam across the said Nor-
waIk river aI this place for supplying

r-I’ts business at a cost of .

to c run to provide its Inhab-

Ith- meter tor their use. One

ranches or the Norwaia river

enters In ”river in the town at Wilton.
brooch the section or Wil-

or the Daaniry railroad.

may ‘7 t‘.
The waters of this branch flow Into

the Norwglli river and to the pi lows:
mi and ha e for more the wehty-
, ‘ " he~oompaay complains

:‘ Gone . B:

earn.

hreatens by means

. duit Ito II-Itert and
convey the water;oi‘ the slid stream
.to Its reservoir and thence to the City

or South fiorwallh and convert the .

same to its own. line. slid to deprive

i‘hfie mill company of the Water or that '

stream and threatebs to use the same

'l‘he city has not ;

I, or agreed with the mill

any compensate it for the use

of he Water to be taken. nor has the
alt made utilisation for the appoint-
maid! of a committee no provided In Its
charter for determining the amount of
enthuse that wiil accrue to the nun
immunity by the taking of the water
from said stream. The company oom-
plains that hv' diverting the water
train their mill as It now does, will be
are I damage to it, greatly injuring
in his Iita.;jf Ii business. Its land

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fight ln- ‘1)“ Follitns‘I all

. shington:
street. winchh n Its no air had
gave the M t1{Icon
which wt . II
tomorrow his Despit .
agreeable weather, ‘
and titty members their friends
braved the snow a sleet and helped
to make the openlns night a real suc-
nose. The attendance engined well for
the other two slants. when. it to ex:
Ducted II the went 91* Is favorable the
hell will be «new ed.

The stone was a pretty und merry

"one and the firs enture was the at

tractiveness oi.’ the decorations. The
Indies trulyI excelled in this respect
and the silent of the varico'o‘red
booms and Imam-colored streamers
gracefully snapend from the ceiling
wombea‘ntiiul 'and stic. The ladies
did all this work and their efforts were
handsomely rewarded by the beautI-
rul scene presented, . *

The first booth that nested the rite
(or’a eye was the throne of the "Queen
of gents.“ Here the decorations were
green and white and the queen Mrs
(Israelis Dunn. Ives In charge to tickle
the palate ot the epicure with her do-
licious home made tarts: Each oi the
ladies In charge ‘of the various booths
lmpersouated a character In the old
nursery tales and were attired accord-
insiy. From this tact the bazaar re-
delved Its name. blext down the side

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much besought by the curious. All ~' " "f. IIf'“ “

sorts of mysterious bundles. .in all

' : shapes and sites were displayed here

and Mrs Edwin Benedict and Mrs.
Frederick '1‘ Iona were in ct rue to

dispose oI the Media toy did

easily and rapidly. .
pretty In It . .
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th thatIdIreeted the vlaitor

he outer Io‘r enactments. litre.
A.Hodthoii end Mrs. Frank Piahl

in fancy costumes of Men and yellow.
doled out the noodles with a lavish

. hand and everyone was sure to get a

little more than he paid for. This
booth. it is almost needless to say. wee
well patronlasd the entire evening.

. Probably themost interesting exnlb;
It was the "Old Woman in Her Shoe}!
who had so many ohildren she didn't
known what to do. In this case her
children were handsome dolls at all

sizes and descriptions dressed and on»

dressed and all on sale at prices to
suit ever-young pocketbook Many of

t. them had been dressed by the hose

bands or the members. .whose ability

in this line would make many a young

lady envious. Mrs. John II. Batterson

was In charge of “The Old Woman. "

and was kept huiy an the evening
shoIvInx her line line of children."

The Inner. beetle next in line vm

decorated in green and red at very

d attentive combination. Here

at .ncy articles new attrac-

eyed'l‘ho neat stead ‘would

‘ o the housewife tor

of delicious canned

, by the ladies“ train

. “run booth was m of!

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were met by New y
decorations. in addition to the well on.
cd tables with ran lengthivise of the
spacious hall; At the head or the
head of the stairs was on archway of
American liens with humor decora-
tinna oi' the American emblem at the
other end or the hall. set oi! with me.
titres of George and Martha Washinz‘
ion. The stage was set of! with decor-
ations oI pretttiy arranged potted
plants. behindmhich the 'I‘Ivvin City
Mandolin CIub- played sweet airs dur~
lag the banquet. The decorations ot
the banquet tables appointed or out
ilo‘wera and many silver candelabra.
There was a bontonlerre at each plate.
The present and past grand oilloers cc.
copied the table or honor at the head
oi the other tables. Grace was said
by Grand Chaplain Rev. E. F. Humph-
rise. The good things to eat included
almost every .delioaoy that could he
desired and when the substantial
toads. turkey. ham. salads. etc..- had
been discussed toe cream and cake.
were served and cigars passed mm
The ladies who presided war the taw‘
hles added In on mail measure to the
gleasure oi the occasion, and Caterer
harlot Lloyd was complimented on

his shlll as carver.

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remnants in blue

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villi so“ very cheap “
miiioinos. oil ”asides an.

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