F orgei
run w’n our.
8 can. solid Packed Pumpkin
3 Pit... ”one Ouch Minn Moat ..
2 Lou. Macy [vapor-too Puciru .
ll Largo “not Jamaica Oranges . .
Fancy Turkish Layer Figs . . . . . . ..
26:
260
260
25c
16c ;
A. $tull,i
u COTTAGEAYENUE. .
EAST NORWALK.
litiliillwlllli
John Ericson is on the sick list to-
duy.
Mina Addie Eason spent Saturday in 3
Bridgeport. . .
There are about 100 openers employ-
ed at the Radci Oyster Company.
Harry Keogh‘antl William Lemougcl-
ll. who are attending Frientis' School,
in Providence. are spending the Christ-
iiias vacation at their homes. ,
. ~25 in a box. Fine sruokirig cigars
are a most acceptable gift for a gentle-
men, $1.00 box. Hefner's, phone 1693.
"Red lt‘ox' Wilson. the champion oys-
ter opener at the Radel shop, was no '
able to Work today. He Is laid up at
homo with what one of his friends call-
ed a "rising finger." which is presumed
to mean that he is suffering front an
Iniiamed digit.
A very pleasant social evening Wits
held last. night at tho fitrmu of William
'Bmith, 77 Winfield street. the occasion i
being the reanar monthly meeting of
the Juanita Outing Club. Games were
played and all present had a real good
time. Several musical selections were
rendered anti refreshments were
served.
Contractor Leslie Gamble has ship
pod a consignment of stairs to the Che-
shire Military Academy. He has Just
completed the shipment. of . a largr
quantityof mission furniture to’bc used
there and the stairs. which tire threel
largo fights. are to be used in the con-
struction of the addition to the build
ing. 'Mr. Gamble is building up a large
businessgin‘thls line of4 work.
-——Wives will please their husbands
if cigars are purchased at Hafner's.
Phone 169-3. Can hemp-cussed from
stationery store next door. '
The union meeting of the Junior.
Band and the W. A. H. Circle of tilt
East ‘Avenua Meihodiut Church, which
was to have been held tomorrow even-
ing, has been postponed owing to the
necessity of holding a rehearsal tomor-
row evening for the Christmas music.
The music promises to be very fine.
but the stormy weather pxcvcntcd its
bcin'g tried over on Sunday, and it isl
desired to get in one or two more re-
hearsnls. .
At. the East Avenue M. E. Church
James I.‘Hommerllcu‘s class will meet
on 'l‘Irvrtltiy evening at 7:30. ‘hc \\'.
inn. Circle and the Junior fin will
hold a union meeting on We csday
averting at 7:30 in the Ladies‘ parlor.
led by Howard Benedict. A full at-
tendance ls desired. as there will be no
meeting of the .Iunior Band on Friday
evening. Tire Latlies’ Aid will meet
Tuesday instead of Wednesday at 2
p. in. There is much work to be done
and a full attendance is desired. Rogu-
lar Church prayer meeting Thursday.
7:30. Topic. The Star of Joy, Matt.
2-40.
ROWAYTON.
.m .
, B. Arthur Griffin was confined to his
home in Rowaytou avenue. with a se-
vere cold. yesterday.
Mrs. Frederick E. Ltn-kwootl, of Rail-
road avenue; is visiting in New York
city for a few days.‘ .
Miss Minnie Raymond, the genial
assistant postmostress at the flimsy-
tt‘rh office, spent Suturday in New York
e iy. .
Major Eben‘Hlli, Jr.. Eben Hill, and
John Anni-lender enjoyed an automo-
bile Ids through the villazm yeflterday‘
afte noon; ‘ '
Captain Franklin Stevens and famt~
'iy wantlto New York on the steamer
Kate 0. Stevens. Saturday. and wit.
ceased the ceremonies attendant upon
the . opening “of the Williamsburg'
bridge. returning home that evening.
A party was given, Saturday even.
lug, by Mr. and Mrs. John Sniffin, ot
Rowayton, in honor of their daughter, ,
Miss Mary Sniflin. who then reached
the age of sixteen. Gumbo were piny-
ed during the evening and there were
instrumental canal-hen by Miss Soldin
scours. William Salami Supper was
also per-vac. acts of the-even:
in! were
{if
tin. NaboiAuth = Lillie" : .
Mice Brandon. Minnie and Mary
flu and Mrs. William Sniffln: Maura
Georxc lists, David 'Aibrecht. Ralph
Penncll, Herbert: Ireland and Mr. Belt-
’0"
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
.\ meeting of the Roadinx Citib will
be held this evoninn.
Andrew Quaokanbnrrh spent Sunday
with his brother here. '
(lurrincr Stevens Is home from the
won: visiting his parents.
Mr. Riker is quite ill at the residence
Miss Rhona Adair, the champion
woman golf player of England and
Ireland. has an article in the current
number of “Golf" on her trip to this
country. In it she states that the best
player here amonxthe womenis Mrs.
Charles T. Stout. ‘ who learned the ‘
CONN. game at Wee Burn. and won twu chant-
plmrslrlps under Wee Burn colors.
Those who are interested in the pub-
lic school are invited to attend the' eu-
Icriainment. which will be given in the
school house, Thursday afternoon of
this week. The children will so through
it very attractive program which has
been prepared for the occasion. The
entertainment will begin at 1:16. The
school will close for the Christmas va-
l cation after these exercises.
The Cove Pond has been the scene.
of some good ice-boatlnfi during the
past week. About all the alt! fliers
have made their appearance, and one
or two new boats. Among the latter is
Fred Capen's “Nancy Hanks." Harry
Webb Is at work on a new one which
he expects to launch this week. She'll
be a dandy. Harry says—1nd surely it
. he says so ’tis a fact. for no one has
turned out better ice craft titan has
the same. Harry. Mr. Webb’s latest is
about 33 feet over all anti will carry
52 yards of. canvas. the biggest spread
of any of the yachts. She'll have a
rail and nice brass trimmings, too.
i
WESTPORT.
i W
i W. E. Gee, of Providence, R. l.. sp‘cnt
. Friday here. .
E. Schacfer. of New York, was a re
cent visitor-in town.
Tonight the postponed annual meet-
lugr of the fire department will he. held
Mrs. A. C, Golding, of Norwalk. has
been the guest of Mrs. Moses W_ Sher-
wood.‘ 7
, Mrs. Charles Hall. of Lyons Plains.
! has been the truest of Mrs. Abbie 't‘row.
l bridge.
i State telephone exchange inspector,
Miss Carpenter. of New Haven. has
rbcen here...
i Lloyd Nash has been cutting rec
I from his pond over a foot thick and
: clear as crysia . , .
.i'olrn .l. Marvin and wife have re
‘turncd home from a visit with friends
in New York city. ~
Thc house committee of the West-
pori club plans to hold a reception
New Years‘s afternoon and night.
Mrs. M. V. Car-rington left. for her
home in New York city today, after a
three days' visit here with friends.
In keeping with his lingual custom
IWilliam Osboi'n's store y'iin'ith’WR are
. attractively dressed for 'ihe‘ holidays.
Saturday night the, Y. P. S. C. ill. of
.the Greens Farms church httltl a scint-
:anmral business meeting at the resi-
dence of Miss Bessie Blrze.
l Compo lreach.even at this season of
the year has its attraction. in fact
more benefit results from a day‘s clam-
ming there now than an. outing there
in the summer combatting sand fleas
and mosquitoes. Another town meeting
is passed, in fact several. yet there. are
no evidences that the town fathers
plan to make anything of a resort at
the beach the coming summer. ,An-
clout history it. may be but there are
numbers of taxpayers here who would
like to know the wisdom that prompt.
cd litigation covering 32.310 to prove
town ownership of the bench simply
to get it on the town‘s property list, It
I
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l
i
l
I
Bradleys had it, prior to last summer
and aside from a few squatters no one
has been discovered who pretends to
argue that. the beach was worth con-
sidering during ihepstrt season. The
history of Cedar Point seems to be that
of Compo Beach; to satisfy a very
small percentage of residents some-
where in town, the masses are to suffer
and Compo Beach easily made the
moat attractive shore resort between
place in a wilderness. Public opinion
can well afford to voice itself from now
on toward having some attractions.
some accommodations for women and
childreniat. the beach next summer. if
nothing more why doesn’t the town un-
dertake to make a miniature seaside
park with a bathing pavilion near the
trolley terminus? . I
l wasron.
S. B. Puncher is doing jury dutyin
Bridgeport.
‘Nathan Perry, who has been quite
ill. is better. 2 ‘
Ilsa May Hamilton
reducers-turn:
A friend from South Nomailt.
‘ . ' A. 0. Bradley. who has been Worri-
; kupbt‘bf Mrs. A. a.
" ww}5-_ .,
ii ill for a week, In improving.
. Altar, Bradley. of
ey, for a few
Hilts
The Christian at
of his son-induw, C. H. Lyman. r
was infinitely more attractive when the .
Retail Point and Saviu Rock. is like a ‘
Holiday
Hints in
'~ur special Chlitltlli-
NH. 2‘. 1i $2.5”, NI)
...AA.,....-am,-.-.
g . Special
can t It I'l.I'\I rrr'
yrs. .urxrcr» .\r"r.-.
(Ital. su'ml'r l-‘I .« til i It
. ANGER,
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..uuv.” ... .. ...» Imfi-vu
..-“.-.
5 --‘_'mm Swift‘s
Hams rtrrlw‘lt'tl NI-
l-‘AII ("Fulfill lit“!
at a price never before
quoted for "row goods.
We guarantee I Ir I» .-: e
Hours in be equal In
any rurld In the city 'll
‘50. In Mr. per ”i
They are very lean.
run-cl and tender: wrr'
plus l‘ril roiuovt-rl
tweiulit from I‘.’ to l.'r
lbs). "l‘hc prim- tilll"
ii the In. rr-r
llr‘... fl." . I‘c
W.W
... A, haunts; l\..,...»; r
Eda)“ -- Extra solar-t.
ed. Ivan. ir-rr-
1:1‘i‘ strips: tIcliL-iolr-t
invor- ; .‘i in tilts.
each. per lb. . 14C
. -..M, . "1.. ..... ....,. ..
\‘lailf‘lrdcrs lr’ronrptly
. 6th Ave" let
Cho
crass... screws;
"'l'l'ln I“l.ll|i.\i l'll'll l'l'll I
Filled ~. ...;
lit!"
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our a .f '
and 22d staid. Y .
ice Groceries
lrrtktg‘. «rein! Clirlttuiurgtiiy-No. i at $3.01),
3.” H on. .m.i \‘o 4 at “no. will be on 51': up to he: at
-nA—A~.. ...,.,.wn~wv~.
5 for
rim. 'l‘A Ill.” A l'l'iJES
. , r u. Irr-si 'l‘AIIlJ'l ustsrxs '
Ill IV‘. ‘
' r u. r.--.t r..rr‘r-:u t-‘Irls. ' ‘00
'i in best rr.ti..tt:.t rum-us. /
\ on r u. r'i=r.r. r-ituau entrust-z. ‘ ’
ll gallon [titre AI'I'IJI Filth . é
-- 'Ipr: n4.:.4~1-t~/uv\r ”Hark/>7» ... . .
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g”, Irrd .IrInmrr'sWhiio
g Sugar 1. ill-3 L'l'fll‘i'llr Lard l nlrel : I bit u-
m”... W. ”I, m f, "m In I uly rillrr': show
, 1" II- ...,m," “up“: while; ”“0" ki‘lllr rcu
we i it It I I rruti purity $3111 "I," rrr‘l'I‘s grills.
Illll'lll" ; it ." " ° 2 ~
g 3|. ’ "." ' 47¢ {MN-.1 :: at rails ’C
. ”..., ¢ ,_, . 7w 1.; ly»lfi ”’VN" .—“ I !
COHCCM" ”or: “twill Tomatoes limir'd‘c'xt» .‘
"ll" -'“"" " trrr standard IN‘iIlWIII'II
tire Is at In the market
ill "in lrI'II-r-i Inllfldnf Dill‘lrlllil.’ "I“ i'lpt'. “MM I
lriit'hl'ri. :3 lb. 13¢!“le
.“Jko, ’ in in ri'rriw our page, Ilfifil (MI. 1
rm “guru's 25cs , mun. r-«n‘;... 9:,
Tea. I'IIJH'. ururlchlux- s‘flnxkss Buns
, :r-nrrki‘ust:
rut-client trl|i tlillilllll'ri
”with"! pert-c. ::.‘.r- pri-
r.: .‘r Ir r-ritlrllr'.
"591.; ll. .. .. 20c
. u... ...
~ licllpsc llrurrrl. extra
,‘pralliy;
ill. on "
“...“-..cx
t'ul lace silt-cit: a var-.1 l'Ii‘rl
incur. Values up to 7w.
ST. Gill
or u.
EMlll‘tillil lfl'lr
and handurubroitlr-rrtl
kcrrlrlcf.
cacir......, .
lidNDKl‘l’tJlil ll!) of fine lrlalr I
cred and lrncv Luv liiw~trl€ri
3H2. :rt . . .
LADII'V lNl'ilAl
Values Hr. to 3n.
litre
Illt‘V isnm r‘mlt.rliilrr°,;' t'u‘r'l
Si in: 4 lap. M.
H i
l'rrtr
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IMNWOM
If........
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"3' ‘York. is the '
pent possum“ tire-d l
vacation at her borne in ‘
ll ' toxins.
ind!“
I
units- rrrur. I’filbittilIN-thi r» rrsarrtr is .mr rs. ‘
band and Swiss mlt'lrlrrr unrl.
llA\liK| kt‘Jlir ixr . .. . . . .,
heliiultrhcrl or scalloped. .Ii‘rr i.rt:r--itrrrrvrr:rl ‘ Wk. litmsirtt I" I" “1” best)
lridr linen llitutl»
_' .rl. '2!|c
rut}.
ltcmslllt lied iiANlth.Nl1llll Iw
six-laud remit/p;- Mortal lost if. price.
; villi”? \’ ii‘ tHMi‘. BOARD).
~ H’Iille. l
.2-49 3.25
\
t.Rt)ittNtri.i: BOARDS i
t'llf't‘lffr hrni‘ti harks. ...: w.” 75¢
um. I.tr\. CART:- .\ mnim Tl‘I‘i'
sour witness w ' "
oust! t; A It T 5. All :ofi'mf'. 3.5 L00
TOMOBILES. JOCK! Y;
a n ti RIITTFR-
wool turns.
rrsif womb
31.503nd...
rrEi‘ Wli‘atms.,,,1.ga.
seal Skin nurses
from 1
... _ 3 9,”, 96:
f gallium.
“50“,”.12... 29C
OOUS'lilUNBlflSwIih
mattress and pillows:
oars. . ' " '°"
3..-...3199 25c {:f,“_°g5“m'= "w .
Wild“ , at). .5!"2.98 ,
insulin"... 4.50 Chautauqua “LACK;
Large sire " Mitch“-
lCAI. BOATS. 198
... . 9 ,.
I“pr|girt‘hmlitiii.:fiin
I steam. llmn= '
1,59 trr..‘....
measure-i; a for.
corn use
to.
Si VIIIID ' Mitts.
incheshlgh. operating
are, spot ° l at. , ..
sow SlEiGIi‘.
.53.” to... 25¢
, , i 'o
.1 _, W‘fihloilfi» 3?): r4" . T. . _S .2. 9C ,
. . o........., L . . . ._ .
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activism- ".50 PL rt TH it 3 rr s n
WAM$.£';: 3550
May,
° inn-M" “um“ ....
Holiday Handkerchief Specials.
nut maunil‘racut Ilmriknrch‘ioistock "trll pres «it: i ' ' ‘
\ .. till annihncnh Ill all lines.
in 'hl‘l‘ "g. of name. included tire° newest and prettiest vaie< fresh and
(Tim. \plr Ilil °rr.rrr new goods are being: added every liar. ’
rmni {in tr..- iml >M\ dropper Ir- vrrrlt‘ l\ Iluf the. prices are exceptionally: low.
An Interesting
lllncrrpirlllics our on rr linirtlurmc imported
,iu‘rxes. r'rrrrralnlnp 51 “(Will our hm. al
E L's. ‘.45. 2030 "M 2090
.rrrs's IlANDKI‘liIIilIJ". of pure Irish liucn.
rhemttitclrcd initials. full sire; rrrv l
liuiiials. rain: we . al....‘.. ‘24:
l .IIIZN‘S IIANDKRRI’HIIFIS, of pure Irish linen.
‘lremvtriclrco. with hand embroidered initials.
'. damn your up in taircv lmpotlt-ri ‘
drown. \.rllit‘. Lulu l‘IH. lrrr ..... '45
Better qualifier all at to to Is - I ‘
:. :rI-zu lrcarril- ,cnutaiuluc i; tin/cur .tl. per burn“ “”9”
:‘xvt‘ll' 49c,32.30-m” . 2
" ' AWN" IhlllAr liAHrKI Rt“.
I
lllEi‘). of Juliannsc
.rr l-
,rty.rrrrrsr.~..-. \‘irrrctnt-....r.... if. 39C
lH‘rlil WISH HM} liliMS'llTClll-D HANDKHR-
. lititltl). lull, nutshell rior men n. \I’uillt‘li.
::v~:r. curiae-h \‘Ilfxilll '.. ’v .rnri I innit horrid ‘
“...", ‘ \‘ainc IJ'-t'.. 1L. 10c ‘ "Illiic inn. r
, 25¢ , value “a . ,1 r. 'Valierc.’ it G
l.t iirrnurris-rcr‘. i \'-ilil~ ..é‘,” ' "V ‘2 Ac V-tinc . (2:31;... 3
I. i - L- I -- .200 Value l.00.:t.‘.7 g
trill rvr- lr
. \‘rlru l MUFFLER! or true illlw‘rk'“ min. i ‘
. 79C r a Lug: Iuotimcut t-l’ rosy rrl‘git‘c azl‘trtsfk‘ m
Buy Them Here!
---~-- l’rm'rr sun. in save. and you‘ll see practically everything of
mail that has been ptoriucd. Foreign or domestic. Buy
rrrlv A-Mir mmc. big as it was. is rapidly“ writing any.
. .. . .. . .. “...... ..n _4
ll Blackboards mars 50c H J
liver Harri wt limp. ru golden oak, with _ g
u
“we“... .L
with (‘illllllr'l‘s and nrirs.
rt; ”0"";(
. . Piitir .
iii-ruins “ “
‘0 Garlic.
3.49]
i
l
. Mechanical HA I‘T
3,.“ 25C Kat's. Fire or P033.“
. OIS: Frcci ‘.
«AM. $9: trades with 6?”
79¢: cach.ai,.... .. C
89: I‘Oi' PIAROS. Schocnnt
2355‘ ..‘u” 25c
DQLLS' EhAMliLED
ll [1 D h' II n 19
ll'fllll..‘.._,... c
ROY§ H’ml. lfiliihlb.
woottv mos. ucll mire V“
sec. .....r. .- 25‘ com sand 25:
Sill-JP on to .
"CARD. ulth combina-
rton desk. Golden Oak
$111331???) 98:
sun: writ nouns.
3:393:35. 1
m ; nus.
...... :'.' 7.96
. 32"??? 13s? 5 scenes.
l8
flf~
Lf‘ SPRINKL‘I
5 fig"... '- :llNTiflG russss.
; ‘at.......... i . “50'“ 8198 ‘
‘ . y, trauma. ,
s .15 to... .251? store iARTEINS.
minim ‘ :.2°° ms .
l {fantasia-m 39¢ crust .hisu . 2
, m .58
l, .310 ....L00 .37"‘,.,‘,',’,,,_, 25¢
‘ BIITANKM D I 5" ES.
DISHES. made or-
ratum-do go with
china _.
roman“... ..
C “sinuous
Iony‘s ice
Err.
. “We
greatly alarmed over-she situation:-
. ,, _ , d .'._.,u‘
rem
arc." Iris a combination of the heal-
, ins properties cf‘Wit .Haleijwlth au-
Wcmnnd moth : relieves and
at Which In“ “lane Will Appear. .
Arrangement. are completed for the,
Christmas exerciser at «the County
ileum in Wotan-mt amine. ~ They will
be held in the school room. Thursday
afternoon at 2:30. o'clock. Tirerorwili
be u program of exercises. followed by .
a Christmas tree in the play mm. The
presents will be tllrrtributedgand the
children will enjoy it ferrstinilro dining
The pronraru will be as fol-U
it)“: *‘ ° ’ l
A Christmas Clock.
Fury-“Margaret Cavunnh.
Souls Ciaru——~Andrew (lolatrrky.
I.‘-—.tlartrudc make.
Il.«~.,l:3rncrrt Nelson.
lll.——(‘roorgo Wooster.
l\'.--—i<‘rodriio lloyt. .
\'.—-(ioorgo Cirrrn.
Vl.—--iicorr;o Bililg.
Vll.~—Michncl Lane.
Viii.~»CIii‘ford Green.
lX.-—-Cliiirloa “Phillips.
X.-—(lcornc Green.
Xl.-~Mary lilrralar.
Xil.~l-ianta Claus.
Recitation—4Wiiut the Stockings Say.
\ .lohri Collard.
Itccitnliorr—~A Xmas Worry.
' Lulu McAulcy.
Solo, liner and Chorus—Collie“ Xmas
llells. . .
John Weber, Charles lined and School.
illitl's Wishes,
Eleven Boys—«George Wooster. Michael
Kane. Harvey Britten, George Clutu,
Arlbiir Norman. Robert Powlslhy.
Charles Phillips. Clifford Green. Alt-it-
Green.
A l'iny~~~'l‘hc Day Before Christmas.
Miss Snrurr. sclrtmlreachcr. Mulviun
.tlalvrrnv. scholars. children of the
school.
hnniu Claus-«Andrew (lolnlsky.
Flora. Goddess of Botany—«Mary
l‘irllllps.
I-‘athcr Time—Gimme Iludcrhill.
Aurora Koreans—Nettie Kelley.
Man in the Moon-Clrarles lint-ti.
. lilana~Rosc Galvin.
‘ Euclid~Bonnle l’nrker.
Jack. It‘rtrstwlmtcr Green.
[lynch—ma Shlplcy.
Jack of All Trades—~Clrarles Abbott.
Spirit or Xmaw—Mnrgnrct Cava-
trough.
Lord of b’lisrnlc-Stephon Rcski.
II. Kidd Yll Ill" Ill”! MI!
Bomtbo
War. of , ,
RATHER THAN WORK.
DEATH
Hamden on Hangs rtimuu wain
Told to Saw Wood.
Christian Thompson. the szxteen-
year-sold son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
Thompson, of Hamden. committed sui-
cide Saturday afternoon by hanging
himself because his parents told him
he must saw wood while his brothers
and sisters were skating.
His father, Thomas Thompson. who
is a farmer and who paddles vegetables
in New Haven, left firehouse with his
wife to so 10 New Haven to purchase
Christmas presents for the children.
Christian had riot started to saw the
wood when his parents left. The other
children went skating, and then Chris
tinu went to the barn took a hitch line.
and mounted four rounds of I. ladder
which leads to the hay loft in the barn.
fastened the line to it, made a name.
out it around his neck and lumped off
the ladder.
The boy's father returned home at
2 o'clock and found htm‘lrangfng in the
barn.
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
A stile sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system Is
nervousness. sleeplessneris. or stom-
ach upsets. Electric >Bitter will
quickly dismember the troublesome
causes. It never fails to bone the
stomach. regulate the Kidneys and
Bowels. stimulate the Liver, and-clari-
fy the blood. Run down systems
benefit particularly and all the usual
attending aches vanish under its
searching and thorough effectiveness.
Electric Bitters is only 50c. and that is
returned If It don't give perfect satin.
faction. Guaranteed by Frank H.133:-
ter. Drugglst. ”
t ----,r--—-v--- . L
AssAOSINATED IY WHITE CAPS.
' BROOK HAVEN, Miss" Dec. 22.-
Eli Hilsou. a negro living eight miles
from Brook Haven. has been assassi-
nated while on his way home alone in
his hum. Hilsonwaa warned by
white caps int winter. to delve the
country, but he paid no attention to the
warning. His home was visited in the
night about four weeks ago by white
caps. who fired several volleys into
the house. _ He still disregarded tho
warning and remained at instrumenfll‘hv
son is the second negro killed in the
same sectional Uncoln county..within
the last month and other degrees are
cu vw'w
one Houoaeo DOLLAR! A sex
8. (3.. places on DeWitt's Witch Hazel
ivo. I~lc my“. ‘3! by! the piles for
is tried in ‘ doctors and
or , but all .f. "except De
Witt's Witch Hotel Salve. It cured
permanently cures ,‘hltnd. bleeding,
imgtngmfi protruding piles, cores.
‘3“ ,. . new
all skin diseases.~ , "
Pharmacy. - i f“
. _ . ..-W. ..A ., ...” a .. _
Interesting I . my. thojoboiau
under Warm. Ernest Nelson. George.
is the value If. A. 'l‘lsdale, slimmer-ton, h
I ..
OHRisTI‘AN SCIENTISTS SUM-
MON .
h» .r' HAVEN. Dec. 22—~Coroncr Mix 1‘
has sunroned before him the officers of:
the First. Church of Christ (Scientist) I
here. to describe to him the treatment
given. if it Is within their knowledge,
to Mrs. Ann 1‘. Steele. first reader of
the chnrelr. who died at her home last
night. The inquiry Is to determine
the cause of death. as the coroner is
given to understand that a physician
of the regular school of eniidclne had
not. been called in to see the patient. ‘
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KODOL DVOPIPOIA CURE.
Digests all classes of food. tones
and strengthens the stomach and diges-
tive organs. Curt-s Dyspepsia, indiv
gestion. Stomach Troubles. and makes
rich, red blood. health and strength.
Kodoi Dyspepsia (lure rebuilds worn.
out tissues. purifies. strengthens and
swcetcns the stomach. Gov. G. W. At-
kinson. of w. Vu., says: “I have used
a number of bottles of KodalDycpepsia
Cure and have found it to he-a very ef-
fective and. Indeed, a powerful remedy
for stomach ailments. I- recommend
it to my friends." Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. . “
STAFFORD MrLLS RECEIVER.
ROCKVILLE, Dec. 22E~Bcfors Judse
Wheeler in the Superior Court yester-
day. Edwin C. Pinney was appointed
permanent receiver of the Stafford
Mills Woolen Company. He has been
temporary receiver since early last
week. He was authorized to sell the
plant. consisting of the mill and stock
on hand. for 316.000. The majority of
the stock is held by W. 1“. P091 am
.1. ii. McCarthy. of Stafford. '
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
Tire pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immed-
Iata relief in all cases of Cough, Group
and LaGrIppe because it does not pass
immediately into the stomach, but
takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. it drawn out the inflamma-
tion, heals and soothes and euros per-
manently by enabling the lungs to
contribute to pure 'llfeogiving and life
sustaining oxygen to the blood and tis-
sues. Dr. Armstrong. of Delia, Tex.,
prescribes it daily and says there is no
better coughnmedy made. . Sold’by
Clifford Pharmacy. _. '”
ATTORNEY :KEELER APPOINTED.
Attorney F. D. Keeier was yesterday
afternoon appointed trustee of the in-
polyent‘ estate of'Grcen-Bros. at the
first meeting of the creditors held
in theroflice of John 1W. Banks. referee,
in Brl sport, in bankruptcy. The ap-
prni ’ appointed are *A, J. Howe,
Henry Hoffman and.'F. W. Gledhill.
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ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPOIA.»
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of Newcastle.
09].. says: "I entered for years with
dyspepsia. hood to have grunt din—
trcss and belching. I tried evens
thing I could hear of. but nothing'help-
ad me until I took Brazilian Balm. and
{are 50 cent bottle saved are complete-
y.ll . .
For salarhyull. H.
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy.
‘ \r f, . , .. .
mam, r. a.- Bar
NEW LONDON
. whmwos
no hearing in the
A M mks
den to have Course
the petitioner or Ila-Cue: a».
cut. and in consequent; .
Largest Seller in the World. rim?”
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t 5. , The Hand is the
no}; “smoker '5 Protection.
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do on the upstream-rot mast:
Boltzmann-Bomb tara- analog;
or trustee of 631mm film ‘ '
Cracker. 1:3”in ‘
Sold at Plaisted's our;
Norwaik and A. C. Stillmah'l'
on. oousarv saunas B} '
new HAVEN, Dec. 22mm. .8 .
,.
Doherty. accused by Anthea *
stockrof sending improper“?
through the malls in violatinnjgptthu
postal laws. was bound overfor, at:
the February term of the Uriitod‘ uteri
Court by Commissioner Wright. ,
day. His bond was placed at
IGHT WILL BE BITTER , ‘ -' .
Those who will persist in "tanking
their ears against the conduit .
ommendntion- of Dr. King's New.
covery for Consumption. will _.
long and bitter fight. with their us
hiss. if not ended early by fatal” ., in .
nation. Read what 'i‘. R; Bear? of ‘
Beall. Miss. has to say:
"canton-mu
wife had every symptom otmusrrrnpr
tion. She took Dr. King‘s New Dian
covery after everything else ‘ha‘dlfa‘ilm
ed. Improvement came at once/jut!
four bottles entirely cured her.”"»t}uat;r
anteed by Frank H. Baxter. Rruiztjlrlt. ‘2
Price We and $1.00. Trial balloons-:3
RIVER FLOODED HIGHW ._ . i
WilvnTED. Dec. 22.~By reason .0
the sudden rise of the ir‘armirrgton riw’
er the highway between the vilisissvol'.
Rivarton and Colebrook rivat‘ Mal .
made’impassnble for half a mimics/n . .
terdoy the waters receded. terrain 1‘ ‘
huge cakes of ice of a tlrlcknesngof six:
feet. all over the flooded sectioas. grad
ice blockade is being broken out, 2. 2 .
SAVED A BOY'E LIFE;
Mrs. Captain H. Hubard,‘ of .
ford, Del., says: ‘ "Brazilian Balm
ed my boy's life. He began inbuilt!
the one we lost with croup. Wynn!
' 0H1
hlm‘a'few doses. He quicklv’, -. ‘,
to sleep and was all right lath" -
ing." For sale by R. H_ PlaiatpdyFs‘
H. Baxter, and The ' Clifford , 211A}:
mm. ‘ I ’ y. H 2:» .
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NEW HAVEN; Dec. 2'
Sucker, of the Second 11mm
9.," will issue his order cone
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