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slat-gs Island-livid II.
. this drama o! ,thd m
" pom god v'lhst damp
I In?) the lover a! still:
. l W tho honoring of the good, Ind
I l; molt slur um
elborbid senaatidnal
. his so and 'do IiIawIsé.
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fitieh long as people study them
cut. spending their good
he adipose, lust so long
.- A manly weIMougbt
- _ . II: III its accompanying
' ou hump; Ind bruises.
may. 'I aét. that bd-
Mb home: to the minds
‘ people how much superior they
blooms Physioailtl' town-o end
inlhls respect I prise fight
‘ifiidn‘mNotllinggdod can be
ry," is s. fitting .ty Jr”
or debuiagssd
no' redeeming feature.
wove—m .
‘ltlooil 0! III things in the unit "
things»: has said. and min
tam
dodsbcd
veiled in? urileethnd
stator ashamed bad Ii. lull hermit
II; tile torrential: or a party which will
..tetorill Ind regenerate that
the wot-id. The Porto has It
scented tho usccdonian retorms,
It "is the greatest step in remrm
‘ been Inlsde tnlthttt benightv
since the followetil oi Mobaln-I
are been its rulers. Among the,
. In do by the Sultan Ire the
of The» I’i‘urllish government
’ til. it» the. repatriati
yum Inhibition.- iso’ll amii‘ ‘lied id
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than!“ a ‘II
Will?“ of nationals. ciltdlches and
. sunset-m by lilo, Turks .gnre
thematsst
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«nested to set sport special:
got [them L
l
ottan hard to belimlt j
nadir
‘ a" discusdilul. the president
kidney complaint
- and when dis-
natured nerd. i
this at the kidney
that! lost all con-
rocursd I bah at Dean's Kid
'I dwa‘n store.
‘ stiller? must
4&1“ Inmw lrhfloilttad'fly-
Li
They'I
I th. Fosterdiik
lflgwun 'iY.. sole seam
its-leather the usme—-i')oen' s—Ind
that.
rat Awain to
III tor tier backache
. ANCIINT MIMINross.
To. the local anti uarisn II is In
agreeable thought I I few of our old
Namath relics are being recovered and
that arrangements for their preserva
tion‘ ore to wcontempletlon These
(sites. are but elude more ,ur less in
tel-eating hilt. an object lessons they
are educating and lo aity inciting. A
late official of the etropolita'n Mu
scum of Art had written to this town
In the earnest hope that some (Nice
0! the. "Nurw hiedsl“ oi gone days
“ii?“ be toun A Connecticut oil'i
c a
In dediligent inquiry. concern
ill theriVogwalh entoinologicei "Arnold
co lollii0n;" purchased by Governor
Tryon and now preserved in England.
while a late well known city writer,
told or the "Gov. Fitch cine" and the
“Rogers Coat of Arms" that were tali-
en from the .1779 Mining premises a
site the present Town House on Mil
III. it is believed that the "cane."
minus lingo goilia d haspnossibly. some
t.., and are is no.alue
amedIi or the cost. Neither is
there0 any satisfactory explanation as
to the origin at the Arnold cabinet
The portraits however of Rev. Steph-
3nd,)!“ Buckingham new best: illi-
Mrough the 9qu fig!
relative
Millers» mm
t'OlpI. and *1
tear edit a re. realised; he
I e on lg to
hi i br’lol his
the totally. til head of which made the
tirii loan to the United States govern
Inc'nt is In local keeping and so is the
fac-simiile (ordered in Britain by him- I
selil partial tea service M. Lei) IV. pad ‘
presented by His Royal Highness I
when Prince of Wales. to In American
triand; and now II discovered the:
Whereabouts o! the portrait of Not-1
walks first member oi Congress. l-ionIl
Hesekiah Rogers. at whose still stabti '
lug house isomer at Main and Grow
situate) Jesse Lee I founder oi Meth- i
odi stop poll and requested the use:
sparzmhnt wherein to hold blsl
est aet' set icc In New England. The.
portrait of the Norwnlk Congressional !
predecessor in 1810 of Hon. Thaddeus
Rolls of 1840. and oi Hail: E. J. Hill of
l9llil, would dignity the Walls of our
West avenue history home
.g.._. *- ._.......
4 Men's GHAifl'iAN mnuiav calla;
At the Issnldn last. lilunday the sub
loci miniatures 'Hsecltsl'a Doctrine.
or Monitor .1. In the absence oi MI.
was to have donned th e
e ('lili)
it Thei
byIns‘
Hellman!
Kneeltel'h latest
. m
l kiddie ot'tbe‘lflnlzetsv.cx;o seen
“i Wt on wt e
W’i’bl‘tlh'iii‘g'PH” lit
CHOU”?! 'hlii km N
Bellow tonal Hub.
. the “le
‘. ‘ .hl
(\ “i“m
Mull gregationli Church.-
”wl‘a’fim "
Mir! today and will to to i Mysteries oinivirm Providence. “
.. Innatw‘irm citationlis extended to
' tor on, Present Day
direction at the Influence oil
, the gal-lune)?“ will he oonsidared. Refer- ‘
lions and
resume
Was sinned s-ot chih-
h cQ' a The
'rtbe‘ailvisa
summon.-
l
lsome in
Ten 1
drive-m
the early It”
I numbers they minced their enthusiasm
Ml. DANI
AT HOY'I '6
RYAN COMPANY. MONDAY
'I'he llnrtturd Morning Telegraph
said of Rysus ploductlon of “Virgin-
ius:"
Mr. Daniel Ryan. whose engagement
at Psrsone' Theatre closes tonight. can
with pride and justice. take to himself
the credit of oiferlng to the public of
Hartford the mat Ilnlshed and satis-
factory of a serious and dignified
drama rvrr attempted by a‘ popular
priced Ill I‘l His presentation of Vir-
gluius“ lust. evl-ulng was conscientious
and admirable as one could .wish for,
and at the prizes ehinged i‘or admis-
stop It Is something to marvel at that
the theater was not tilled to the doors
it has long been the custom of the-
atrical reviewers to vaunt of the dis-
criminating taste of our theatre going
public. and to those who attended last
mening‘s performance the. truest sill
holds good. for in proportion to their
with undiluted and i. lumnrotle applause.
but still it Were a pin that more peo-
ple did not lzvrl‘ll themselves of such a
WWWMNWMTWAWW I ,1, I‘Mm,_mtiul w .IIA‘M
I“.
Koddl
MOIST! ."A‘l' YOU [AT
«musician-Itasca
magnate-s.
“'thfiflkfls’d‘. "‘"
2L RYAN.
NEXT WEEK.
Ire carried and furnished by the com
pany. The Great Lafayette has Il
ways bad the reputation of giving l
good show. but this season he ever
promises better. W here quote iii!
own words, via: ' "I ronilse this sea
son to give your patrons a show so in
ahead at any that l have ever present-
ed that there will he no chance lat
comparison.
A'l‘ HOYTB SATURDAY
it Is an old saying “That cominr
events cast their shadows before." and
in this case it has been proven. By
casting your opt cs upon" the variou'
billboards and and walls scattered
around town you will observe tht
Great Lafayette and his big company
is billed to appear here soon. This at
traction has just returned from I trir
en tour through Europe, and will ht
one of the leading tests In the thee-
trlcai line this coming eeson. This
attraction is one o! the very few tha‘
ldoes everything that it advertises. The
Great Lafayette comes to us this sea-
Hprii'llege for without hearty support
'wbat incentive h'is ml actm to pier-cut
;really good plays?
"Virginiux" is a pull well suited iol
exhibit the minute of a I‘meeful uctnl
and Mr. Ryan's presentution was an
excellent pPl'iOl'fIIllliliie lie Wilb' vigor-
ous alld manly at all times. noble in
his sclrow dignified In his grist and
exalted ill his demands for Illstile. A
little elude null llnlletuuus. perhaps,
.but redolent u; lll virility and magnet-
L-islnra W‘tmfit'li'lllh expressive per-
formance ot a role that has made many
men famous Misc Daisy Lee Whipple
was charming as the simple Roman
maiden she recited her pathetic lines
with discriminating judgment and en—
henced their beauty with melodious
elo’clltion James Gordon played the
'Iover in an honestly sincere manner
and Wilson Hummell attracted attcn—‘I
t n by his painstaking work as ‘-‘Lu
cfious The production was elaborate
and tasteful, well played and well cast.
"KRISHINA THE DlViNE. "
This seemingly odd title has been se-
Imelnluterostod in the work or this sense. “hii'b according to the posters
syssordl‘
:Iinsadu'n; wit it are held ev
idly Icon in the South Norwa Con
”~—
I
IF
I WU IOH H.
vniomtng sermon by the pastor
“7.1“. Button. will heony‘ “The
t .
Ichildren'a talk will be the first in a
lemon helmnpnytmpic; “Our
" ymi aaultm It
It?! mo 3 service, the
class meets in the addi-
who rm -oi the church. Young Poo
mils n'o‘e'tlsg' will be led by. mutual»
iPatty. topic,‘ ‘Tha Use“ of Fri or. " m
ballet-vies?
~+~-~w '
ist
lChurch tomorrow evening by the pee
nduonces On
Man. the
Dhnlsl
gnywell‘
3 l film‘gfle mil” testbed
y'lntited to attend tim‘MiVi "u the bill boards around town lemon {or over two years. has beet
Sun. i will be. st "0er theatre. this attet- film subject of I large number of mo
noon and tonight This attraction will
’undoubtedly be one of the landing tile-
'atricsl sensations of the coming sell.
mgr segment" gnopopnullon. To give one ll slight idea or this 'lleut until yesterday.-
lmemmolb production ."Krishiua the
lDivInn.‘ to present the same The Great
llafaveiie employs about sixti people
The {men womt ll and children. a bend Indl birds" said the flrlt‘ sparrow, "Wdl
II he succeeds 1‘,“ getting low ,
.ortbevtttl. horses lion and other wild
and domestic animals. I grand chorus
llnsrtllee. tableaux, and dances 01 all
nations. lnit‘otillt‘ed by a. large number
amendsome women The principal,
lit-leis ill this Distinction are por-
trsyed bv a company of ill-tors and
actresses of undisputed merit Every.
stitch or maeuery propelties stage. tur-
niturc. carpets. rugs. dlnpclies. etc..
‘Istlre.
I "I‘M In use. and but" the.”
f F'" " "It, «gold. I.
A purer brine: oar mm... i
son with an entirely new show out
plovlng about slxtygeople—men.“
linen and children; town Band and
orchestra: I grand chorus of besutitul
oun g women: a large' company of Ilrsi
|clans actors and actresses. He not on
11y furnishes the. above but every
I: titch of scenery. pr rtias stage fur
allure—oven to' the roots. rugs and
draperies The handsome costumal
worn in this new production have cost
[thousands of dollafs.’ Then there are
{the besutitul horses and other domes
ltic and wild animals which are to In
Ipear In the grand scenic and musice‘
c'xtrav aganse "Krishna the bovine"
‘Iand “The novelty of the four Zones."
INJUNCTION MAD?" PIIMANINT
lAnotIIer Indium” in “It Against Kath
hero.
Judge John H. Light. In the civi
common pleas court esterday mad!
permanent theI IW petitioned
for by Charles H. Min. restrainin'
Katherine Osborn oi Dentin”.
Lromoving I shed. in which III
[the building owned by Mr. Hawlay
This suit. which has been In till
lliouii and other forms of pleading. A
temporary injunction was heard sum:
time since. but was not made patina
.L——-—-—
with the gut
sell us for rest
"'Inl sure that fel
wants to kill us an
I the OHM
l—rlul-delpllla Iedgerm
Mrs. Nexdore—l guess you heard I!
idutigbter practicing today... r-"i‘ha mask '.
teacher was there today; she‘s taking
lessons by the quarter
1 Mrs. \Pepperyr—lndeed? i thought It
was by the pound. ~Pbiiudelpbla Press
”-9—v ~- .....
Till: Light Thais Right. l
The Humphrey
Gas Arc System.
(free do oo4g
‘ {help yes to do it
. let us help WWW» "”3”?”
id
”Ash those lvh have III m
g" 9.§e "t“ q
rho-ls as
av. «MIA--
rial”)
h...
litmus» looted by the great Lafayette for his lattice. from its location adjacent ti
.ot'contiectlcut. new grand scenic spectacular extrava-
mummmeosum
FOR CALI BY
THI-CLIFFOQD PHARMACY
ohm I
naphtha}? m‘ '
INT?”
Boiled a
Dress Goods
Remnants Wool Dress Goods,
regular. ”.00 and 01.26 to make I
clean sweep, 50c.
Species.
Kitchen Goods
to cm l’vos new».
regular price We;
No. I Ooppsr Bottom W ,iioll-
Botany Mills Broadcloth. Null
1;?! colors. our regular price It. 00.
. c
Blacl
Petticoats regular price
It. 95
are regular prion OI 36 It 50.
M M1
Flour MW“
lair price Ho Saturday :93,“ 1
Steel Knives and Forks. regular
price tile Saturdnrt’og‘f‘.‘
Colored Tennis Silks.
regular
750. 60c.
{iii inch Black Toilets.
prie‘ 81.25, 31.00.
regular
Handkelohleis .‘4ildl
TOilel Goods
36 inch Black Satin (Skinner's
regular £1.25. 81.00.
Some stores $1.50 Is the prcle.
Lsdies' All [Anon Handhel‘cbists.
the best be kind. 8 for 10¢.
lion's Illercariseil Homitltcb‘ed I
5 bales full size‘ Comfortable-s.
with best sliltoliue COVQI‘I, value.
31.95. Saturday $1.69. -
6-4 Tapestry Covers. colors red
:ud green, vnluo $1.50. Saturday
1.19. ',
Hendhorohlets, in plain white. er
.lue talfic and the, 8Iturdsy. 10c.
Colgate's DIctyli soap,
L‘te Saturday the.‘ .
Sosodont tor the Tooth. llariiens I
the gums purities the moutll. vs.-
lite the Saturday l-7c. "
One of the iinsat powders in Am
v Iltle
All Linen Tray Cloths,
12%c. at 9c.
value
titles. is Colgate'a Tooth Powder, .
Saturday 150. -
Huck Towels, red border, big va—
lue II. 80, Saturday 6c.
Hosieru and
mention .Wlari'fiIyIli-Hoaaws
BERLIN Nov 28. «Emperor WWII
lam has withdrawn his otter of I cup
or I trans- Atlantic yacht, race 19M
m‘sccount of his health. and has sub-
.‘Icad for in 1906.
His Majesty, through his represen-
gativa. cabled his decision m the Am-
lricsn yachtslnen today. with his res-
ons tor the postponement. ‘ These are
hat the prolonged period of the em-
lcrot's recovery and the consequent
tccumuistion of all lAleilte'sn has pre-
vented him from receiving his yachting
ldvisors to arrange 'r e details for a
tans-Atlantic race I til it was too
late [or the designers and builders to
lave new \‘aehts ready for a. contest in
he spring 0! I904.
NEW YORK Nov 28.-Socretary
titutod for it tho oflerpf I_eup to be)
Moqueite Rugs, size 27 x 27,
:7 x 54. value it 00 and $1.60, It
Ulldcl'weill
Men I Outing Flannel
Shirts. value We, at 39c.
Night
leorge A. Corinaclt of the New York
lnnouncing the change In time tor the
lab had In yet received no oiliclsl
lotiilcatlon or the original otter bi
|Inlporor William but turther titan
hat he would not discuss the matter.
LONDONNov. 38.-Bll‘ Thomas Lip-
:on this morning received a telegram
‘rom Lord Lonadale. notifying him
bat Is Illnesa‘ hadn't-vented Emperor
William from meeting . his yachting
'chtlng representauwll. it would now
is too late to build boats In Europe and
units the suggested 1904 race I success.
in His Majesty decided to postpone ot-
'ering his cup for a trans-Atlantic
Ica until 1006. Lord Mandela added
hat the emperor. therefore. would not
she advantage of Sir Thomas Lipton’ ll
withdrawal
Sir Thomas replied. agreeing with
I'f’zX
“In W“:
MIMI; flee
will . his
fr”- all
.. lead“ «it
Yacht Club when shown the despatcll ,
tens-Atlantic yacht race. said that his ,
ed. Thenlretoourinany pawnstora
u‘vlmw ‘
W'T'IWIMM an,”
“island hull”. Yellow.
.80 are "lull. -
'r Hr”
”'1th LA"!
the their“
ohm Pamela
see new lien-d nausea ff
Lord ionsdalc that it was now too late who went to Danbury yemel‘dey- and
to matte the proposed race I success,
perimually looked over the our"!!!
and pointing out that, therefore. It was bauk'll securities whlth have been de-
quitc useless tor him to renew his ot- posited in I National Banlt in that
fer.
ready been accepted.
Sir Thomas Lipton hopes to enter
the withdrawal of which had .ii
:Iy since the lite here a ”Imago, Ml.
'Stlrub {blind $666000 worth at first
a class securities. and paper ;t:optesont-
boot in the race for the Emperor' a cup lug‘ good loans to the amount of 8700,
000
ill yi9ll5,
m
EXCITEMENT HA8 SUBSIDEO.
in addition to this statement.
.tht- report of several experienced ac
countunts who iooItcd over the books of
the bank yesterday, helped to restore
Little Honey Withdrawn TOdIy From public confidence. Those investigators
New Milford Savings Bank.
found eyel'ytlliug ill the hint: all right,
NEW MILFORD Nov. Sit—Fens as and they united in declaring the It»
‘0
the condition of the New Milford. stitlltion one of the souudosi in the
Savings Bank while led to a small run "country.
on the institution yesterday: had prac '
as a result of run today the bank ofliciels had 360%!
tlcally subsided today
To meets. possible rational at tho.
strong statements of confidence by 000 in readiness to pay depositors. but
responsible citizens. About
deposiiol s from New
posits. one o! 8800. were made.
One factor in slisying the fears or
depositors was the statement of Hon.
Nicholas Stash; a prominent cltlsen they get their money's worth.
8
i
twenty only a very small fraction oi the Inl-
Haven and cum was needed
Bridgeport. came to town by the early 4
trains today and withdrew their money i
from the bank, but among local dowel-4
tors the scam was evidently all over.,
and none of them took out their sev-
ings. 0n the other hand, several do
Man may not live by bread alone.
Nor let it be construed
That man shall have to make three
i meals
1 0n patent breakfast mod.
n to rIlso
gore that.
it I shoe Is not tight eno
corps. some women do not
0000 "HMS TO "1'.
,e’a‘.’
Rem I
III I10 AAA"!!!
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e.
and Ira IAAOAIA.
idi'drr‘“
25”
m "are. “paella.
latte.-.“
The liberal patronage that our store received for the Thanksgiving feast demonstrates that
our effort sin piecing “dentin" nubile the best food products. at popular prices, has been appreciat-
feel confident that satisfaction was in every
We are It‘lli on deck and are fully able to enter to your wants with the best stock of STAPLE
AND FANCY GROCERIES to be found ANYWHERE. Our. constant endeavor will always be to
deserve your, continued patronage. .
THIS IS THE PLACE TO BUY GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
'Gllarles IE. Sonar. tolling Grocer.3ll West Wasilillltoll Street.
lilililti’il Bargains
a dam lagoons least! Alllk
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J Clara hr 280
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