Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 22, 1906 · page 7

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by ulna M

It must he. deer. that late or eoou.
Out. at the loan of tho watching moon,
We shall abncond with Yesterday,
(Hertha hllle and far away.

.\..

What does it matter? As I doom,
We ahali but follow an bravo a dream
Ari i‘Val‘ mailed a wanton May,

Over the hills and far away.

We shall remember, and. in pride.
Fare forth fulfillnri and satisfied.
into tho land of Evor-tmd-Aye,

Over the llillli and far away. ‘
~«W. E. Henley.

 

The man who aloatllly lrlos to anal-
ter happiueun need not worry about
his swrieu‘of holiness. _

w... a 1‘5. Ld 1:." E8—
,munpouml "mm“
832, Quick. Reliable Re ulator

rio mother inedi told um I rim.
Cure uueiitond.“aiiree.l'lfull “luff by ever

u rloe ‘ .ente dru
gall3w'l’l9 nrnllfn'lvelilnilonlalliind “h

mkletfree. .
fir. Luella-anon. Phlladelvhie, PI.

lluilg Line in ii. i.

for freight Only

0. and after Tuelday.
1906,. height Propeller-e ,. will. leave
Pier .38.. flint River. New York. (foot
of Dover etreetk‘ every day. (except

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

Sunday). at to. in. Freight received
at Namely up to ,4 p. in. no loath
Norrielk'up to 6:30 p. in. ‘

NORWALK ITEAMIOAT co.

 

 

 

Annin. J. lmitli 8. o. Hegeman
Laue. loner-I Alene
THE NEW.

HOTEL VICTORIA

out MINUTE FROM DEPOT
Iuaopém PLAN.
...0ur room. a epeolai venture. Oe-
and Electric. Lighte throughout Iv
ery room belted.
RATES REMNAIL;
Finely stocked Gate in connection
A full llne of Aeker, Merrill, ‘ Con
dlt Co" celebrated Winee. Lieder. on:
Clgere ulwnye'on hand.
T. I. SULLIVAN, Proprietor
Telephone Call. 39H.

 

EVERY LADY’| oaaumo can
earn.

 

should be equipped with e aunt)
snow white, oneploce "Blended" Poi
ceiain liinanieled Lavatory.

Have you ever stopped to eouidei
how dollghfuily convenient It would
he to have hot and cold running rate
in your dressing chamber. Ileei
Ins apartment of dret floor toil
room? [to presence would do“ r
the blgoet degree of comfort.

We will gladly quote you pricee. 0
plumbers are etrictly competent It
chanlce. honest and reliable

Horace R. Nash.

t

CORNER MAIN AND W307 OTC.

 

.‘.‘.’." m
PLUMBING AND BTIAD/
HEATING.

HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
I‘I'OVEI AND RANGES.
ILATI AND TIN ROOFINQ.
the and steam Fitting,

III Fixturee. Metal Getting. In
Have you eeen our etook of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTI‘HKISS
COMPANY.

17 WALL ITREET. NOIWALK

Whu Not buu Your
Own Home?

Roma are advnunlniz all the lime.
and tleiilrablo apnrluwnta ui'o barom-
Ini; marror ovary day. Wu lawn a
number of very «luairnbln limuea for
Male, any can make tho lorma and
price right.

J. M. Layton 8o 00.
INCORPORATED- :

6 Railroad Avenue. to. Norweih
rainbow a". LA nine.
JOIN“!!!

ALI. INIUIANGI fllAl. ll'l’A'l‘I
MORTON)". ND‘I‘AIVIPIG
IA'I'I IONDI. PA‘IFINTI
IIOUIID.’

I OOU'fl-i MAIN ITIII‘I‘.

Tel. ball. 40!.

 

 

 

(town
"to to me-

\ , .
i ' Meet. um Maui MM

 

 

January I, ..

la. the“ n . enld‘ a veteran p

to a Washington Star reporter. “Why,
the
'l‘vmnty
wooden ,‘

ahlpe wo alwaya had pike drill. and ., ’i '
‘ the bikes—regular old fashioned pikoe -
with iron nhod heads. auab an the lib
fantry at Aglncouri. hora, only shorter

bike drill only want out with
lmilrili‘ig of the new fleet.
years ago and loan on tho

mottled In make on the min deck.

" loi‘luln of our putty officers are
an

etill officially known as yoomau,
they wore veritable yoolmm In the
days of Drake, and ii, in only a law
Yours ago that what are now junior
liontonanta were known arr lllilHIl’l'I-i.
that title being. an I take it. a sur-
vlval from the days when soldieru and
lullitlclnna and oven clorgymon were
neat to sea as oillieera and that! to have
a sailing manter on lIOllI‘drr-ll master
mariner—~10 supply the are manahip.

“Then thorn in tho “.i‘ack o' the
Dust."a i'mular oflivlul [title to this
day for the lowest of I.lli‘ 'pnymaaler‘a
staff, and u Iillc which has ultachcd
to that position in tho English and
American naviea froiu limo immnu
morlal. Wo all]! play "l‘ho Roast
Beef of Old England} and The Muf-
llii Milli in a l'avorltu luiioo.

"All this and uwrn we have inhor»
had from tlic ilrlljah navy. We kopt
up tho pike drill :ij‘lcr lhc l’lrlliah had
abnndonml it. and allogclliur I think
\vc aro tho lllllfil conaorvallvo of the
two aorvloco and cling harder to the
old things."

"Captain!" “\‘l’cli'."' “What shall I
do with yon livid ol‘ corn?" “Shell
il."~—i.oulnvillo (Yourlor-dournal,

 

 

. ”MENU” out
lead new a: auxin on men

 

in: g.

to carve your turkey for

 

 

THANKSGIVING. I
The Shur Edgi- Carving Sula range in
priccs from $2.00 to $6.00, and (ivory
our ought lo have onc. Sliver mount-

I‘ll and very iiandaonic In dcsigu.

Call and and ihcm at

Charles E. Don,

HARDWARE .
Tia WASHINGTON STREET.
' Phone 167»

Genuine
Gas Coke

You'll Jump al llli‘ l'lllllll‘i‘ lo b:l\'i‘

 

lill'f.’ in your liuaiucaa. Why not bl|\|'
Illl’,.‘ in your furl hilla'.’
GAS COKE, ion for ion. pin-a Jillil

as llllli‘li boat as llll‘ host lini'il' coal.

. bu ilclivorml

nr
.. l

and now; just on far.

anyubn-i'c \yllliiu (~in Iiiuiln ini 3: iii.

Enron. liuilwug ll"
iighiiriglinmpunil
Fresh Fish.

 

 

SnapperBiuee..................12c lb
Woekfllh ........... .....I2c lb
Native Eoie.. .................. 14:: lb
Special Sale of Whole Salmon, lOc lb
Clacoee ...... 12¢: lb
Porcine” ........... ....... .‘IOc lb
Butter Fieb ............... .....120 lb
Halibut........................14o lb
BteekCod... ..... .............120lb

Large dry Eecellope. doc to 50¢: a quart
All other kinda of See Food at
Reeeonnbie Pricee.

Ducross.

THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET

Old Salvation Army Building.
[not find oi Weeklngton tireet ridge

Drink It

It Is Good

Brooklyn bravery iii-ore lager beer.
No better. We deliver It In your
bores. ".00 per case (:4 bottlee.) Li-
anon iu loam prince. 'I'ei. iii-ll.

Central Hotel,

Comer Monroe mid Che-taut Itrello,
loath Moment. Gena.
Jmph Due“, Hep.

 

 
 
 
 
 

.1..y‘l’_k “‘

‘ TIAVRLIRS FIND
fickenck'u Mandrake till:
the lie-tot all traveling companion“. ‘
'io obvuie the tile l’cllllllll' from
chengen of diet and water: to evald
ranging luslliueatiouUConslip-lion.

m.- e. ounce ‘ Iu
Birkueee.llc.. to ' d}: “.I Car

'7an the but”

Ir 1
(":0 r £3121me heal-b all bilioul

Minnsiiliiiwhus

are without a rival.
’ Srvcnly
Ulillrtl Stolen. ave proved their
reliability and e oncy.
- ey are purely Vegetable-o-
Absalutely Hermie». . .
”Mt“ box in your unit can before
you is art own irony.
»- ‘ For eal qevbrywhere.
25 scale e box or by well.

% on. J. n. scneuac a seal,
Philadelphia. Pa.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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SURE OF HER FACTS.
A small air] war-i fascinated by tho
l‘alo of tho “’l‘liroo hours." as told bur
,M’ a. visiting nurko. Evci'y limo the
nurse canto aha waa asked to rcpcut
it. In “The Quonu's Poor" the nurse
iclls of the child’s opinion.

Noticing that during tho almost
daily f‘t‘l‘lllil lilo llillo girl kopl. lwr
oyua on a picture. of aomo boyu play«
ing i‘ooihall. l woudorcd what connec-
tion llicro wan in bar miml between
the two, and finally i aakcd her. "What
arc boars '.’"

With llic lovol loam: of a poreon
luu'fouliy euro oi hcr facts. ahu ro-
plind. "Bean's in boys."

right can lll'\’i‘l' bu rc-
I

'l‘liinga ‘not

 

 

lliziiillti.
. ._...____.‘,,..‘...._._..n..-.-...._....-, ”v“ w ..
S . I I
pa 0 I a s.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ........ $1.00

5 lb. pkg. Oatmeal. a piece of dec-
orated china in each pkg. ...... 25C
2 lbs_ Pure Leaf Lard ............ 25c
7 pkgs. Mincemeai. Nonesuch 25c
Fancy Mixed Cakes, per lb. 1°C
3 lbs. Soda Crackers ............ 25c

6

A. Stull

Phone 223—-3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk.

lWall ‘
Paper

 

We consider this sea-
son’s line the best

we ever had.

1%

E. E. Gorham,

,‘DEOOBATOR.

TILIPHOHI-‘lll.
I0 FIRIT IT.

.w

I. NOIWALK.

 

 

on ml “w. all room. H l,
funeral Director
and Embalmer.

' 19 North Meiri er. eouin Nam-lag
Reeidence, 6 Walhlnaton Street.
l Telephone at beau. 13M.

 

Seem «one. h «we

FRANK C.
VAN, SCOY

PLUMBING. .
STEAM.

HOT WATER.
AND

GAS FITTING.

Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.

 

so South Main Street.

South Norwalk. Conn.
‘NW. ”NW }

 

’ the main linoulo Danbu'ry and Ridge

 
 

. Iron
, enwiob. ‘

l}! H Rali'oa‘d ban (in-
oldediy’“ilennitnlyiuhatbmuto It in, to.
lake In building the new branch from

 
 
 
 
 

 

Ilcld. lhon connetttlfi, I’ui'ilior on with?
the main line to Pl leiicld, and laul'

‘ wank untitled Mrs. A...A. Andaman. oil

liroruwluli,,lhai only olic l'lll’lli‘l‘ ol‘ hm"
vaat oalalo would ,bo loachmi, and
that her outalo would not no our in
two, as would havc boon lbo raw had
lhu Ilrul. layout boon doridcil 'upou.

Groenwioh is to lli' lhn pmrilou oi’
tho iwo rmqu, and not l’url (‘lll‘till‘l',
as was tin» original plan oi lhc Rhian-
ilcld railroad,

Ollll layout, whiub war. tho almrioal
and ancmcd Illl' boat to tho «Tritium-rs.
wan through the Alfillt'lbllll catnip,
starting at tho Whito ridac ncar (ion
Cob, and running acroas ilroihcra
brook and through tho propr-riy whirl!
John Muller roocutly laid out foi’ wal-
dantinl plots. pour in lirookridgo Park.
This roule would maliu it necessary to
out through tho culuiv ol‘ lCrnl-al.
’l‘hoinpaori Solon as wcil. which wan
urcnlly i‘lllpiorod hy~M r. Scion and M l'ri.
Andoraon, and by tho public an wcil.

Tlic ouuimu'i'a of the railroad. no
tho (ironuwlvh anu Ill liiiormml. will
huvo tho ncw rouln slakod out within
lhrco works, ’l‘lic road will out
through lilo old Lawn-uri- propm'ty.
and touch tho coriwra of tho Alli‘lt‘l"
son and rh-ion I‘Hli-llt‘l'i. 'l‘hu nouto in
Halli lo lio the only illll‘ in lho Stulo
\‘v'hl‘l'l‘ a railroad could bc built with
no iiillo iilliuiz, llt‘lllg ihioutth a valley
l'hlvlly. 'l‘ha ll‘ill‘kri will no wont. oi
llic (‘lb‘l Cob school human and word of
tho Scion (‘Sllllth

Popular approciaiion of your work
will not lil' crcatcd by tho dcprcclnilon
of that of oihcra.

 

AJackoi .1. Trades

Ie not what the people want when they
require good workmanlhlp. My work
le done right and when l any A job
I: done, It: done.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing, Tlnnlng end Iteem Flttln.
I Monroe itreet. Io. Norwelk.

EYE STRAIN Allin
arr-1.5x mounts

surri-udcr to Glasses built upon ii. ll.
lioyt‘e Mmlcrn lllciliods of Eye Test»
lug.

Homer B. Hoyt,

Telephone 363—12.
Refracting Optician.
Rooms 7 and 8. United Bank Building.
South Norwaik, Conn.

Special uppoliilnmnls at convenience
of patron.
Office Hours. 8—4115.
Saturday evenings. 7-9.

 

12:45—6;

 

 

 

Latest Style
MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHER.
ll NlllilNil Bill
TIANIACT. A GENERAL IANKlfk
”00,000.00
anaemia
JOHN H, KNAPP. Vlad-PM
DIRECTORS
Joelah a. Mervin a. wom- uni-viii
Wall Papers.
Glassware. '
lilnlh Window Illflllmlll. Willi frlllltn. ”0
Shades Made in Order.
L. ll. DECKER,

Men’s and Boy’s
$5 to $15
Il N0. MAlN ST, 80. NORWALK.
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
euemtee.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Quill". ,
E. H. Methoween Henry onrnev
Chrietlen awn-t: John H. Lllllt.
Painters’ Supplies.
i-louse-iuinishinu '
White Curtain Pelee. with natural. 10¢
Palatine and
'1. Women m

 

. OVERCOATS
‘ l \
ll. hilliilili 6.
HEAD To FOOT FURNISHERS.
cm“.

IUIFLUI AND PIOPITI.
EDWIN H. MATHEWCON. PM
WILFRED BODWELL. Ant. Ouhllt
John H. Knapp llmuel lat-ammo.

l'red H. Rowen.
Crockett).
Goods.
Plcinrnlrames and Window
Decorating.
lb
pm. 90a. loath Remain.

 
 
 

6

 

REDWCROSS" "
MALT EXTRACT

150 A BOTLE.
2 BOTTLES. 25c.
$1.40 A DOZEN.‘
EQUAL TO ANY MALT ON THE
. MARKET.

, "Ill Bridge Pharmacy.

PLATNER & BRADLEY. PfiOFB.,
205 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel. Call 499-2.

 

 

r

lilllil lililli

 

 

Mrs. C. N. llysnrodt. of Newark, is
vleiiinir Mra. M, l), Drew.

Edward Ilonra has lakcn a position
on tho oyster Slt'illlli.‘l' Modca.

Mrs. W. .‘l. Fooloy and son. of Wasir
ingtou ali‘coi, aponi ycslvrday In Both-
cl.

a...

Ill-pairs. are boing made to tho niec-
iric light rablo uiidnr iho Washington
sll‘t‘ill bridgc.

m

“by. Edward Cunningham will load
ilu- prayer nun-ring at tho Eael Avuv
um.- Mcthodiai Church this owning.

 

Thu Nov. ll). (‘uuniupbam will load
llu- prayor lll(‘l‘llll[! at ilw blast Aw.
lll|t~ Mcthodlnr (‘hurrh tonight at 7:45.
'l‘opir. “What. llnniains?"

A largo porpolso arrivod ibis morn»
lap. by fry-light for Captain l'IuCroee.
The fish is about five foot long and
it took several llll'll to lift it.

 

’l‘ho Ladlos‘ Aid Socioiy of the East
.\vvnuo Molhmlist I'Ipisi-opal (‘hurch
lll'lll its annual i'li-l'lllln ol‘ affluent,
yosiorday, as follows:

l’l'l‘S‘ltll‘Ill~‘MI'S. A, N. l’advlnl'k.

Vii-r l’roaidmii~l\lrs. .i. l.‘. Hawkins.

Sr~i-i'r.‘liii'y-~.\lrs. Nirhola.

'l‘rcaeiirt'r-Mrs ‘ auk Soymour.

l‘fllll‘l'lllr“~l\ll.‘y'l«' Sarah (iorhum.

'l‘ho sorirly has had a wry proapor‘
nus your, and roporis $10] in lla-
irrasury.

 
 

illri-i. Edwin James is spoudlna the
day with lwr sistor, Emily. and nim‘os,
EmmIc and .Icnnin, at their iioiol dos
Iiil'alilb‘s. as lincli} Nod calla their
bump in Now liochvllo. Now York. for
Ihcrc baa boon uoliilug muvh but sick~
noes In tho family y'ycr sinco ilicy Ilyod
ilicro 'l‘hu oldcst llll’Cl‘. Ronnie, has
boon lurdrlihlou with honours prosira‘
lion for about scyontcrn ycare, while
.lvimic has had hoepilnl cxlwrlcnco
from tumor. and lhcir moibcr lime on
liquid food ami will powcr to a great
rxicut. Now Roclwllo is an old Rev-
olulionary town_ \I'IHH'l.‘ Thomas Paine.
one of tho frank-rs of the Declaration
of lmlopoudcncn. iniuiaior undor Wash-
llllllou lo Franco, and author of thc
books, Common Scnso and Tim Ago of
livasou. liycil and «that, and a mono-
mi-ni in crcclcd in his memory. and
wbcrc. until a low ycura ago. the
Thomas l’aim- Association, of New
York. yiniicd annually as a sort of
llll't'l‘ll. to praisv and glorify his out-
apokvn illil'li'im'a as opposcd to (,‘liriro
iluiilly. Ncltlu’r i’aluo. ingct'soll nor
Villlilll'l', lllll llll'l‘l‘ Il)l‘(’lll‘ti_ cwr ro-
caulvd. lIIll. iliod as thcy had ilvcd. un-
hi-llcvcra, and siraiiuv an ii. may ap-
pcnr, lbn liouso in which Voltaire dlcd
in Paris, Ii: now cmploycd in prinilnur
lllblci-i and religious liicraturo. 'I‘hc
lalcat gossip from ”10 old town is that
(‘lart-nrn iv‘i‘cdoril-k .laiucu. Uncle Nod‘s
)Illlllgl‘h‘l nophcw. baa inkon unto him-
acll‘ a m-coml wifo, whilo William Ed—
ulu llayia, ihc poor of tho iii-phowa.
baa sold out his nluoiy acrr' farm at
anuuor. lllstor County. Now York, to
a licbrow uprcuiuior, and will shortly
bo at tho head of a grocery elorn, in
which lumluoss be has spent moi-it. of
hie lift» lll tho famous netahllshmeut of
Park & 'l‘ilford. In Now York.

'i'lio lluuuoll roviynl scrylcoa clouod
laal cvcnluu in tho Enid Avruuc Molli-
oillsl. l‘hurfli with a Harmon by tho
cyauizcllli on tho lupin, "i’anl'u Sum-
miui; l'p," A good conm'ogntlon wan
prom-Tu. notwillinln m the rain. Mr.
lluuiu-lt done not ullrvo Vin “fara-
walla“ and no this rloalng aux-vice was
not one of compliments and nougrulu-
lniions, lml of- vnrnrat appall in men
and woman to ho iron to tholr prolon-
ulou of l.‘hr|al. and to work for tho
naivnllon of men. 'l‘lic pastor. Rev. E.
Cunningham, apokc It few worrlu in
rlouiug, commomlnloi‘y of Mr. llunncit
and his work. amt llinukluiz him for
his faithful and nuruunl lubora. ‘Many
persona shook lliillllli with tho ovnn-
unilnt on parting. and npokn of tho
halo luv had uivnn llwm In thclr (Jhrlw
iluu lilo. With many the fooling wait
that tho rbylval bulkier». lit-mm; that
\Vlllll‘ ukuully tho malor aowa and
Ibo cvnimviini Militia, in ihiu wow it
would provn llllIl lliv l‘VlllIi-ll‘lllll. had
eowu uiul Ibo pastor would rt'ap. liar:-
laiuly llw aorvlrna mndo ll. duup lllI-
Ill'llilhllHI upon liw rliurrh. Many ul‘
lhc i‘lllll'i'll mcmlu-ra wuro ruuvlcicd oi
rarclcnanuaa. lllillffl'l‘t‘lll‘ll uiul wrom:
dollar and uwnkunrd lo rlnbl living
and unilru l‘lllibl“l'rllllllll to (kid. Illlll
yot no conaori‘nliou acrvlnou. no l‘lllll'll.
Worn hold, aavo poaaibly one. ("Joining
to tho “altar" in too ol‘tou a mom
form, 'l'lio nvmmnliul baa rouatnnily
prvnrhi-il lo NIIIIIN‘X and lll‘Ill‘VPI‘ll burn
boon hi‘lpml. Nitll‘l‘lllll'l‘ll hit-inborn
have not ullllulil-il lilo IIIl‘l‘llflKH lli
ronuhlm‘ublo unmlwrn. 'l‘liu lElllll'llH lml
by H. .l-, llipnon Illm bcon vnry faith
iii] In lllit‘llilllllco. both In had and
good wonthr-r. 'i‘lw rommltiec on Tub
vertlaing. finance and unhnrlna, and
tho anxton, nil rlisanrvn the highest
uralnv for ihvlr aioady minmlunm and
faithful lnlmra. ’l'hr allvmfuiicn upon
the poi-vim llllii lamp way good Mi‘.

 

n-mfiltflohwb

Dunntii felt. for Barton ibia morning

the atoinnuh.

\
Q

‘ 7 , yet" a
go ,1 e Irom‘oui' new lmproyed for-
. main, quickly and completely destroys, that

' . . .. .... . bum. The hair stops falling out, grove
« ' W " " more rapidly, Tyndall dandrull' disappears.
air ‘ (I arznzawrawu- a ...:.:

vol .

 

on tho lzlb a. m, cyprnua. llo will his

in lli'ading, Mam, lit-xi. Sunday. whom
hc will minim-urn llllUllii‘l' cvauuollb;
lli‘ rumpnlgli.

ROWAYTON.

Ilaymond Ill‘llllll‘I'H burn a gain: of
HIM] at work improviuu lilo properly
I‘l‘l'l'lllly purchnnl'iidly Ilil.'lll iii i‘iowny-
lun uvonuo.

-——-———_.l._.

AN ANSWER TO N0]l\’ldi.i..

Norvoil. you arr a dandy,
Your brains urn all nwhlrl;
liut when It (Elllllllfl to pooiry,

You wrlio just liko a girl.
awn!

Norvoll. you'd look dalnly,
in a gown of navy blur:
But Wlll'll it comes to poolry, d‘
We admit you’d never do. i i"
Norvoll. please don't shock as, .
With poetry so rude. I
We simply wish to toll you, 7.-
That your work is awful crude.

Norvoil, you aro‘ a pool,
'l‘lial'n copy to bo soon;

,But whcn you wrote that pociu,

You had a midnight dream.

Nor-roll, please go 'way back,
And lako n quict scat:

%:

We simply wish to loll you, '1,
That your brains are: incomplete. ‘
Norvoll, when you write again, l‘ail)
Don’t use a nom—de-plumo; "I
For it really sounds quiio silly. ‘7

Some claim you are a coon. W‘

mgr,
Norvoll. thnro's people in Rowaylon; .

That's nshamod of Iholr own name;
But when I read their poetry,

The roason'a vary plain. “
.. LEWIS L, MEEKER.

 

The following Is the list of books
now randy for circulation at tho llow‘
nylon Library: The Gentleman From
lmliana. by Booth Tarkington; Mon-
sicur llcauculro, by Booth Tarkington;
Saraciuoaca. by Marion Crawford;
Saul liar-Io, by Marion Crawford; The
Conspiracy of Pontiac. by Francis
Parkman; California and Dragon Trail,
by Francis Parkman; 'l‘ho Cardinal's
Snuff iiox. by Hoary llarlaml; Whon
Kuigbihood Was in lv‘lowvr, by Edwin
("askodon: Soldiers of Fortune. by
Richard H. Darla: Tim Man on the
Box. by Harold Moflrnlh: The Wisdom
of Fools, by Margaret Dcland; Laznrre.
by Mary ll. ‘allwrwood; Casting of
Note, by Richard Baum: The Pines of
Lory, by J. A. Mitchell; Shakes-
pcaro’s Horoinou. by Anna Jameson;
William Shakoapcaro, Foot, Draniallst.
by Hamilton W. Mablc: Katherine
Day. by Anna Fullcr: My Lady Cin-
dorvlla. by C. N. Williamson: The Man.
ucringa, by Alice Brown; ’l'ho Way of
Belinda. by Franircs W. Carrulh; The
Luck of tho Valls. by E. F. Benson;
The Virginians. by William M. Thank»
orny: The Ncwcomca, by William M.
'I‘harkoray; History of I’l‘ndcunis, by
William M, 'I‘harkcray; All Sorts and
Conditions of Mon. W. llcnsnnt; The
First Violin, by Jcsslo li‘othorgill; The.
Kcntous. by W. D. 'llowulla; In the
Fog, by Richard if. Davis; Shirley. by
Caihoriuo Bronte; \‘lllcllo, by Char-
lolio Bronte; 'l‘lio illomisiono. by Wil-
kio Collins; Judith Shalwspmiro, by
William Black: An Amcrican (Bill in
London. by Sara .1. lbmcan; Westward
Ho, by Chas. Iiiiiizalcy; Tho Last of
tho Barons, by Edward llulwor; 'l‘bc
Marblo Faun. by Natliaiiicl llaw-
Illllrllt‘; ‘llul-lo May, by Rosa N. l‘arcy
\‘I‘ho (ions ’l‘hcro, by ll. K. Hanson.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

'l'bonms Pickol, wcll known about
town. an inmate of tho. Stamford hos
pllal for illilllti moullm past, walkcd
out of tho placo, Sunday. aml had lint
rclurnod last owning. 'l‘lib hospital
pcoplo four tho lunvo ho look ,will
have serious C(lllSt'fllli‘Ilf‘l‘H,

. .. M mmmmm

WESTPORT. a. ,
'l‘hc summer boner of (i. ll, Ilunncli
Ia cloned for the season.

 

 

Mrs. George Smalloy. of Chicago, Ir
visiting friends In thla ylclniiy.

It. (2‘. Bradley in harlui: a barn and
oai'rlago house cruricd on lilli proper
ly.

Roy, E. ii, Adams la rocovorlnx from
tho viii-cm of on Ollt‘i'IlllOn rornully an.
dcr'ouo at 't w York boa Ital.

i. 'j‘li D

 

Tho Miners Goodrich have returned
hmnu from an end of the week vlull
with friends In Weston.

 

.-

G. if. 'I‘Iiluy and family havo inkon
up a. residence In Darlou for the win-
tut.

 

Extensive addition in lining made to
Ibo li‘aruiu roaidoiino of (3. ill. Redford.
IlllllllIK the moat palatial in this section
of tho country.

lmprnvcincuta to tho Marin houan
on tho iuruplko, rounnlly domain-«l by
Ill't‘. are pour-mi: (wuiplollou and thc
collage will ho moro attractive than
over.

The iiuu (flab in planning lo have a
alinoi. on ’I‘lmakmzlvimr Day and II
munlwr of valuable primal um to'lw
offered. John (lroknr Ia active pro-
paring for tho mutant. and effort In
Iii-hm made to have eovrrai crack ehote
from Norwulk and 'llrldgoport partial
pain. ‘

The boat lrvnlmnnt for Indigestion
and ll‘OlllIItIii of the at much In to real
it run be routed by e
pumidigontnnl. Kori pulalha atom
urh In above to unite ntorlly perform
ltii funniiona. flood for indignation,
bollr alomach. llnluloueo. palpliallon
of tho heart and dyapopaln. Kodol It
made in atrial r-ontormiiy with thr
National l’iro Food and lung l-iiw

 

1.

Hold by 'I‘m f‘llfford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. _ . l

I

‘ .‘Li “ W
Mrs. Merritt ‘
vluited frieade in town 'i‘ueeday. .

Joko'ph Silllman wont to Now York
on Saturday to enter an institute In.
that. city. for the card of rliduiuatlem.

Mm. licoi'lzo Kclloair wont to Now
York on ’l‘uonday. Slu- will round it.
abort ilmv Ill. Sound lll‘ilt‘ll boi'ora ro-
iuriiiug homo.

m...

For tho benefit of pupils In tho
ninlli arudo at Cantor Hriiool, who am
atudylng clvla, a Hull-govoruiubnt aya~'
turn has been oelabliehod.

 

. A valuable robo wan slolen
tho automobllu of Malcolm (Irohaut
rccontby. The car had lmcu lcl'r armor.
but by the readable only a low illlll-

I‘ronr

iiton.

 

Mme. Papnslaniz and Mrs. ll. li‘au- .

vlwr are planning a charity our-bro to
bo. hold in Raymond'a llnll, ncxl;
'l‘ucsdny ovcnlnir. Aboulx lilo luyliu-
ilous will be issued.

 

Al. the meeting of Hit: Chautauqua.
t'tirnlo. Tuesday evening. a papcr on
Lord Clive was presented by Miss ldtlb

m ‘ i-l Sillinian. Miss Estelle Kellogg PI‘U'

ylded the music of the evening.

FISH AND GAME LAwe. "Wt

—.-...__

 

Some of Them May Be Amended by,
Legislature. a

The Hartford Times aaysz'

The game of politics In over for the
prcsont, but in a few weeks the logla.
lature will meet, and tlien-‘WIII como
the old question why the fish and ganio
commission Is allowed to hatch and
distribute at the cost of the people of!
the state game birds and fish which
under the statutes can bo shot and
caught only for the benefit. or by the
formal consent of those who own tho
land on which tho birds live or the
streams Wlllf'll have been stocked at;
the public cost.

A good many Ilshr‘rmon like the pres-
ent law. So do a good many men who
like to shoot birds or rabbits or squir—
rain. but it islhocause tbcy havo loancrl‘
lands or have cullivatcd-I'riondly ru-
latlons with land owncrs so that lhcy
may have their sport while others are
excluded. Hero it is iicccssary to our
plain a. little. No onc doubts that tho
land owner has a right to prcsorvo tho
shooting or fishing: on his propi-rly. 'I‘hu
law of trespass alone baiabllshotl that.
long before the spur-la] slalnlcs of l'(."
cont years Worn pasecd. Moi-c alaluics
merely dofincrl more closcly Tho right;
of owners and ailcmplcd to giro addi-
tional rights of arrvst uudcr now con-
ditions which air-probably unconstilm
tlonul, although they havc uovcr bonu-
tostod to a finish. Ilul own tho elalo
nit-s did not altcnipt to justify tho
stocking of private t-‘ll'l'lllllt-l or lands at;
the public mat unit-w ihcsc wore to be
left open to all who l'lllirll} to use lll(‘ill.
for fishing and shooting. in the. trmili
aw it is apoclally provided that flail
hairhcd at tho coat of tho state shall
be plaood in publlr sircams.

Yet this proyiaion has born pracllt‘al-
iy irnnrod. and alibouu‘h ihu commirc
sinners rcouiro m'I-ry appliltnnt for

trout in llvrlurn lhal llii'y lll'l‘ in Ill) '

placcd in it public slrvam. those who
ask for lhi-ui illl‘ uni l‘l’qllll‘L‘ll to main)
oath that IIII‘ sin-am is oprn to tho uh-
lic; siili lcss lo _;:i\c usxuranrc that ill
shall rmnain :o uiicr lbw slzilr‘ fish all!
placrd in ii. Nor illn's ibv- fish como
mislon maliu an) uracil! ct’l’ori in aa-
corlaln ihc facts. A iucmlu-r of tho
board said two your.» ago Illllf hc amt
his :iusorinlra won» uuublv to do lil‘lli'll
than obtain tho \\‘l‘lll"ll aiatcmcni that:
fish llpllllt‘il i'oy \yrro in ln‘ piano! in.
public atropine and ibcu «loliyrr this,
llh‘li al. Ibo ucarual couycuiont point,
the applicant In i'm'l-iw and plum
lllt‘lll. ”I‘ iilllllllll‘ll lhui lhl- mnnuiau
alou did not wally know whcro tho
llsh wcrc pincmi.

lil llli‘bl' (‘lll‘lllllblillll‘i‘s ii in «bar
lliill. no ailmliialv rill'l'ulllll‘lls lllll'l‘IllIIIil
llll' disposition of tho flair for Willl'll lim
Slaio pays, Any onc may applv for
ihom. namo a rcrialn nirvam, and do«
rlaro that ii is upon to all, No ai-iioni
of tho commission inakna ll. ci-rtalii
that the filth illl' placed in tho alrcaiu.
namcd. still loss iliai It in opcn, or that
If opru ll. will not bc closwl as soon.
as tho Hialv llrill arc in it. Thu com-
mlsaionci's nmy barn rompllcd will:
tho lniior of tho law. bui lliry hiivo
faili‘d to carry out Its lnicnl. It is
lilillll.‘ a. mockery. as almost rycryboily.
duo knows.

Now This In not a wry grout mllllvl‘,
.is far at: dollars llllll robin goon,.liiit:
Iln» principlols important. 'I'iw practicu
or llli.‘ t‘ompilsalon lands to deprive tho
‘tcuvral public. of tho opprwlnnily oi‘.
taking lroiit and lo giro a pracill'al
mouopoly lo tllnuo who own trimc
Hircame. This Would lllilhi- no rllilmv
when If each owncra bought and paid
for the trout. they hand to lump ilii-ir
atroama elocknd. In that rano lllm'
would be fully within Ilinlr own rlubln
as iandownora. ii in when ilii-y rocolm
froo tho trout for which tho whobs
alain hna paid that iho lulunilno bus
COIllt-fl apparent.

In Iii-tut tho slain should raise no
trout for distribution animal in south
Way ii. In anaurod that llinan trout shall.
be for tho taking of all who rhoosa lo
vlait iiio aironnia in Whll'll they am
placod, Thin night ahould ho annnrtul.
by law bnlnro tho utniv'n moucy iii furw
lllt‘l' nxpondml In the. way which hull
been followed for yearn. ,
' "Are you tho mlllor lluil lakua in um
rh-iy "owe?" lumiirml the caller, uni
uudoralwd man, with a tlrwl and iliubl
appealing look on hilt flit-v.

"You air." repliml lilo yolliiif man at
tho drink. ”I (“fill llllll' in any kind at.
now. What linvn you?" i

"Why. It‘a lhia way." anhl lilo call:
or. Ioworliii; Illl‘l voim. “My wife town
a «mall party Inat ulaht. and I all:
willing to pay to burn. this report on
the affair put in tho pupa-r." -‘

“We don’t ohm-no anything for pulp,

llnhliig nocloty nvwa." obaurvml tho
young man at tho dunk. taking the
profferml muuuul'ripl. llllll looking ill
over. “

"’i‘hnt'a all right," won the reply.
"You don't understand. I wrote thin
up mm", and I pill in a lion or two
that earn. 'Mr. Halfailr-k neutered bin,
:llatlneulahed wife In rarely/lull Ilia
xiiolta.‘ 'i’bet'e the. way i want It to.
to in, and I don't turn If it mate a dob
luv a word. I want my lrlinda lo‘
know. by lloorar-i find I mutate“:
‘o the family.“.wliurper‘a Wobbly,“

 

Caipeninr. of Stamford. .

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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