Evening sentinel, Monday, February 4, 1907 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

auburn" (loan:
We take special care to harlot rut»
became . la

, goods.
f vim. (lure counts
. W! to be this bishop (titty obtain.
_ able. This week Ivu (no offering two

. mum. Irate; bolting for b

09 CENEO.

Th bottles are guaranteed for one
mt. . ,

I titled

'. oral of her character songs.

’ and daughter. I.....t. A. Cook, or trim:

street. on tho nunlvorsmv of her ninth
birthday. When the little open Iver-(I
dopatltus foI‘Ihtmie a host of It.
look'II [woodblock modulation of is
house. Au enjoyable (Ironing was
had. Mr. and Mrs. Merrlman sung
Ii'ome choice selections; ,ulso did Mr.“
and Mrs. lbrciny. Mr. Utaiugcr play-
on violin scion and sang several $01183.
Masher Fred vaejoy, five years old
(Ixccuted (I line 118 and (ring dance.
MI. and Mrs. James Cook and daugh-
th rendered thcir Dutch sketch, cu.
Schneidcrs Courtship Mr
Cook sung auroral Dutch songs and
negro melodies; he also gave a. tan»
bourlno. bone and piano solo. assist.-
ml by Mrs. Cook and daughter. Minn
Ednal BIIIIckcubuI'g Hang acycrul bui-
lada.‘ Mini-I Jennie A. 01ka can! nov-
I'lic. [cli-

’. tlvitios did not cease until the small

 

 

Mrs Thomas Walsh is slightly bot.

, ier after her recent illness.

Frank Hoyt of Third titl't’el. has mov-
ed from them to Cranbury. '

.Miss Sadie Russell, of White Plains
spent Sunday with {ricotta here

Jules Garrison has resumed 'the
stats again after a brief vacation.

lire. Adelbert Partriok is confined
to her home with an attack- of tho
Pl“

Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
upany will hold (I dunno on Wednesday
night of this week. - I

Mrs. F. l Merriam led the. meeting
of the Epwotth League ycslciday (Ive-
ping at the East Avenue Methodist
Church

Min Eduou K. St. John and Miss
Bertha Benedict ch'II visitors in New
York. Saturday, and attwdcd the Hip-
podromo

Cuptuln NIItlIIIII Roberts of East
Norwnlk was in South Norwalk. this
morning, for the first time since his
recent illness

Communion was obscrch yesterday
(It the Advent Christian Church. Rev.
James W Davis presiding at both the
morning and cvcliing hcrviccs

The Boston bull dog owned bv Frank
Roberts which was Ieccnily stoicu 0i
wondcrcd awny has been rcguiucd by
Mr: and Mrs G. F Smith of i3 Rowan

street.

The saCIamcnt of. Communion war.
obncrvéd yesterday at the East Avenue
Methodist ChuIth and one now tIIIIIb
or m M'admittctl by lcttc'r' from anoth-

‘ (ll‘ chuIcln.‘

Minot S. l'uItllck‘. lhfi’t‘Ollblt'l‘mhthl
has bocu (thin to Icsumc his work ut- ‘
teI' an illncns of normal IlII\s with tlII-i
grip. llc bur. not. yci quitI- rogurdvd
his nounul strcugth. howcvcr

A pool match, which in exciting (Ion.
sldcrnblo- lntcicsi in East NoImIih. in
scheduled for ’l‘lIuI'sday muff. wbcn

' Job Lockwood. thc choubtub'lo chum-
p‘ion of tho (liningiict will play Robmt
('III'tlII' 100 points. rl‘bc pool (InilIu-
slants export to witness It gumc for
blood which will be (Inc of thc bIIst
ever played in East NoIIvnlk.

A homo it“ It'lIcIl to (Inc (It DIIKII II '5
bakery wagons slipped this (hunting
on thc bringI and foil. "l‘ho wagon
was uubiithcd fltllil thc uuluIIIl lllltl
tho drivcr IIindII III-VII (II attempts to

': . Met thII horse to its fuel. (III the slip-

. pory gludc of ho without (Ivcu puttingr
down it. homo blaukcl. ’l‘lIII .IIIiIIIIIl
slipped and kick kcd upd iluulty IItiIII
scIeI'IIl uttcmptc succccdcd In getting
up. .

A C(III'tIl Cmps was _I'chIntlI fIIIIIch
by the Pastime Athletic (‘lub and Auto

- IIio Ghlotio will act as. "their (bill man-
for. The tiIst (bill will no «held next.
Friday. n‘ight at Pastimé Bull The en-
(lets will not then IihifquuI as soon
III-I pospiblc and will be) equipped with
stats, did IIIICIIIIIIlIoIiIcIItI-I. 'l‘hcy hallo
nelec‘téd their officers but tlIIIsc wi
‘ have to‘ be‘ approved by E. It. Cumbmt
bcforc they pow aunouuccd

A veryI pleasant squI-ise pIu'II Wan
given on Lottie Beets, Fr lday evening.

Gaines wefi'o (playtid and refreshments

served. Tillie prudent wow Jennie

Andraou,®dna Taylor. Eva Richards,

lda '1‘yrolh“.l‘eixfic Tv,rell Lillian

YoungsD‘ Alicoi'wctseit “Bud" Tuylm,

"Pat"- DWI “Oak." Lnr,sen T. Chnudv

ler Lambort, ‘Aibert Anderson. Grover

'l‘yréll hull Augustus Beers, and all

5 now that they had had a pleasant

I; . Immi-

' . » thékly bulletin of the East Avenue
.Mdthodist Episcopal Church: The
rekul‘ur bdsinésa (pooling of EpwduthI
, ‘o atIMisSIEdna 13(1th 3 Van
Zttli'dt. gti‘po‘t; Holiday 8- -p.“m* luni’ta‘s
lI'Homcmdieun class Cl‘ucsdaI'I 7. 4‘5 p

III.It‘I’l‘lI(I lIudiIIs Aid will proof. iu the
Imorhin for It. (Italy “t onk. .l’vuyoi

mooring TlIIII‘IIIIf‘ItS" Mb p. TIL; Blblo

study class ’lhuuinuytli p m. A full
uttonduucc IlcsiI'IIIi 'i‘IbII iotlicn‘ Aid

Soricty will hold it Washington” 8 Hit th-

day on or. to: which arrnngoiucnts

will bc ado on .chpcsduy north.
dohblo surprise pally was (cuticl-

suturday cvcniIIgI to James C_'(_)ol(

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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. bonus of tho morning
'I prcnout were Mr. and Who. Mcr,rium

'ot' lovclipcns Ulitl. our:

Among those

Mr and Mrs. Smith Mr and Mrs
luvcjoy, Mr. and M13. Barnes, Mr. and
Mrs. Utsinger Miss May Smith Miss
Edna Bouckenburg Miss Emma
Keen Miss Hniei ‘roix, MastIII
an Miss Richu' 5, Master and Miss-
ead, Mitts ther Gamble Miss
Margaret O’Sullivan. Miss Mildred
Invejoy, Emory Beackeuburg, I.IAIIIdrcII'
Bloomquist George Bartmh and
brother Roy liavilaud Mr. and Mrs.
Walker.
W
ROWAYTON.
I m , i
William E Cushmnu, of Now York
spent Sunday IIith his parents Mr. and
hiss.tVi’illiam A Cushman.. Logan
srcc ~

. Mr». John Crockett. of Crnw avenue
who has been vlaiting lII Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, for Set't‘llil anllUil-l
(prccu'd boom the latter part. (If tc
week. llcr health is not of the boat.

Saturday was Candicmuu Day, which
according to (In oldtimo shying is sup
llosdd to thank the using of “half youI
wood and half your hay.” or in other
thldfi, that half of ouc’s winter sup»
plies have bcen consumed.

'l'lIII children who rcached.Sundny
school yesterday '(Iftcrnoon by doing
acrobatic stunts on the ice sidewalks
had no desire to rcpoat their carrier,I
lent-n to reach church last night. Ac-
robots do not pcIfIIIuI in the dark. ‘1‘

Rev. Frank C. Brown. pastor of the,
Rowuytou Baptist Church who is out:
joying himself in the South haI; WIiu'I‘I
ten the following intcicuting descrip:
(ion ox bit-I trip to that lscctiou of tlté
couuirv:

(bout ovugrown, husky Now York.
within “hoist bordé'un thc ends of the
(min IIIoIt, null. whore hidcn Iulscvi
llllfillt‘llklllilt‘, and where gt‘ontfinb‘
illll'l‘gt’d ntasuca that once Wt‘l‘t‘ "“’af
IIIIII IVIIIIIIIII I-Ibb and flow with tho IzI‘II.I 'l
tidcs (It bIIIIInIIitv. (In tho ilotsnut pull
it- lump of the great r'iIII-II. Norah and}
[dust ('IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlv ((IIIIII uud go \I. lI
tlIII l‘bb .Iud flow (If the tide. Hi. It
Now Yolk, city of lll_\'.rllll‘lt¥ii “'1‘1'Ml‘ t
computing IIII(It.:-'h(I Iound lII tllt‘ (Infill
inud whose. grist is the souls itltd bod
ion of Incu, and the sounds of ('.I’lllllll‘g‘
and going of busy {III-It II'IIII .‘IIlIIkiIfh
away with. (I IIIIII'IIIIII', Wllt‘ll tbc (‘.lI'IlII
liIII'Ir (‘.III'ib swung out from lI-II' (lock
Ill l’lIII' ill}, North liiI‘I'r, ((I IIIIII‘iII lIIII'
loun ,loIII'IIIII' to \l‘ilutinntou. N.‘ 1'“.
Slowly 5hr IIIIIdII lIIII' uiuuouu W3}
among tlIII IIIIIitltudII or H I'IIII ill I VI I‘I-
(inscription (idWII ilIII “limit (in: ‘3‘
lloudu‘k Hudson tlIII lights lIIIIII Ibo
IIIIIIIIIIIII IIuIl buildings oi llIII grout
city flushing and (ltlil'llst‘.tlilll‘,. riuiun
row upon Iow and (in up III ‘.ltl, .IIIII'II
lugly without. design and ,I'I'i. in IlII‘lr
uudcsigucd splcndor III-I‘IISIIg It picturc
II II can II(,I'(II
bI'I, forgotten; and tho short. lights of
the. .lct‘scv side making (I shining with

Why down which Wt‘. soilcd (Ind out
into the darkness of tho IIIII: I: IiIIIIIIIm
b€'\0nd whom) (lurkm ss illld whosc III-
kIIoIIu depths ham: bcl II (in grant. yart
o‘i' IIIIIIIy II nplcndid cutcrprlmI. 'llov‘I'n
post. the frowning walls of For“; \\".'I(iI:-
\VOl‘ttl'fi'Ild Humiltou. guarding thc
NIIIWIOIIS hat soon too III'IlI ovil iIItI ut

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crccp in under covu of tho curalu '
of dzukuess down through the old .3‘
swash channel. past old Romers‘ igrim -.
monument, rising abov‘c the hidden ,
shoal where its the crumbling lmnoShO:

q; .‘
light stainds ‘

mauv a once staunch resschuiowp
Sandy Hook, whose
through the years of storm or shine,
a friendly eye whose beam shines
broadly. car the tossing wave. on mud
on. the throbbing engines. hurling the
resisting water behind us in snowy
foam. while from afar the flashing

ucarchlight fiom the- lofty crest of .
the Highlands of Niivesluk dings lu- 1
torndttontly II broad band of light.

fifty mugs: landward, and as the night ,I‘

dcopnuhitioward tho "woe smn' hours."

old Bornogat‘s splcudid shalt, rising ‘

to II lIIlglu of iii? iIIIIl tolls in “45'
ivwdlviu’n ,ll‘ght tho modifier its faith

in] wntclIcaI (I of the IIIari'I'II r. to us 12 '

IIIiiIIs uwuy Tho night niuIIlI strnhi
.UMW bciom tho slow but ccttaiu com-
ing of the (luv ilIc may of Iurlv IIIoI'II-
iIIIz' violdu to the Indy dawn. blushing
upon ”.itho grcai (book of the occult.
and through a hunk of HDlClltltJl'Iullted

 

clouds tho duy god uIIIkca his way.

 

 
 

h - mu.

made a contribution of his breakfast
to old Neptune. much to the Soy of a
flock of gullyWho wise in their day
and ngIorIItlon,” doubtless followed us
in anticipation of just such opportuu
itiel. lint those old engines cared
naught or my aorrmvs, but just

plough out (my the crow just wont
oIIIabuut their work as though upon
0 wide heaving son their. was no
. Imsou usIIour humble (Imam
a , ipooplc canto and wont unmindful
01.», _y plight. intent only upon their

 
 
 
 

o pious res, and could i have h 1']
un’ tcrvl w with the man who III-(III-
my logy of the pen 1 am not. saying
wt I I would do; deeming diociotiou

otto'r (part of valor. lint (Ill things
ha, (I an and. eveti do my uorrowu were
hog? otcrpuat. :About 2: 30 Sunday
III plug. lauuary 13 lawoko. (Ind ill
oncélmissdd tho throbbing of tho (III
si es. 1 mono mid iookod out, but
sc his and bracing no unusual aiir.’
concluded that nothing serious hnd
happ'cncd IIIIId even though the rcsscl
should sink 1 uccd not be concerned (I;
It was not. my Munich and so was com-
forth and Icturncd to bed At down
I arose. to sec the grad and just cmcrb -.
lug i'I‘oIII tile sou. The winds had sunk
to rest, the bosom of the deep was
calm and ‘thc air as sweet and balmy
as (I mowing in June. Captain lngrum
M the breakfast table informed me
that an accident had happened to (In:
machinery; which while Jaunoiing wa.
not serious. aIIdI t t‘ the chief engi-
nous, Mr. Shaffer, ith‘his assistants
would soon hard ill right. After
ubout six hours’ ’de y the order to go
ahead was give [4
uwung up and aga we went merrily
on our Way
our persistent followers, the guilt;
‘I'vho (IIII mill to mount Inc oxpectautly
I had to laugh on them. (IdIiIIlng them
to be satisfied with my bounty of the
previous day. as I' had made by first
and last contribution to their needs.
And just ahead of‘us rising out of the
sta almost like p. spectre comes into
Vitw the Diamond Shoal lightship,
about 45 IIIilIIs rouI Hatteras. whore
llII. tho rclnninu oi‘..qurc vcsuola than
in any part of thc‘ocrun of the same
(Iron 'l‘lI(I, t'uitI-d Statts has tried
not seldom to put (I lighthousc uilou
those abouts, but because of the fury
of the storm that swoop (mi- thorn
IcrribiI moan (Isi‘of submugcd, rock
thus far Without. success. The ligli‘o
ship lb 3. about thrIc‘ miles how the
should, as (his is tlIc IICIIIIIIIt holding
ground for an anchor that, can be
found, tlIII bottom III or tho root can
Billillit} ol' fquick'auuds. .,»..As we ctllllC
within a mile or the IIInIIaIIdI I nonc-
(d (’l. bout putting off. and upon asking
the captain the r'II Mitt“ was ’infortnod
that it wus‘ to dIIliiIr'Ir IIIId receive mail.
(In bill was the duly vesacl that pel-
formed tb (I: puIr-I‘Ny gratuitous scrvim.
And 1 con (iv not (but; incl proud to, sail
Will: .I SUI ( “minim-who w I not ntIaid
to loan (I tow 3 (III n ”time wIIcII
limo \ViiH ab vnli Wound to ten
tit-r II III II'lIc‘II (Il‘sld l’lfuns II ry in-
(treating looking I I. the aido of the
pro: It sitkllllti w.I.t(I 'ihg‘ihc (Ikill with
wiIiI' l1 tlIcIIIIIIII III the little bout, tout-I-
I‘Id iI‘I lI now. -I. ”III dancing \HtVt‘H.
biohght iI‘II' humid", while In“ vcs
not won still IIII'dIIII'. cousldomblo hcnd
.Ivuy’. cod no Ull‘ 'IIII won't tho louoly
‘Iifllibsllill. .tu milIst rum the nourcut
loud was uooIIIltull down. AII (Icons
(innit IIIInI‘p, :EI Standard Oil iuuk
itt‘l‘fillt'l' towiugu‘ consult II full- viiggcd
(hint IIIIlI udid ih b; r u‘uifmm of white
tlIIII'IIY alIouII. likfc snow in tho brigin
uniljght. :I fouriup'stcr III-lIoIIIIcI from
ilII I-IIIipII" .ll'dl'i (It Muiuc would Ctlllll‘
:IbIIII'(I (lIII boil/III). grow in bulk nmi
'linpppt :II (In tlI'I y cubic. and so tlIcI
IIIIII‘III ililtl wont through tlIII long IIII'IIIII
SIIbbutlI an. bright with tho aplI. IIIloI
ot .tlIII suI‘uc sun that lightens Ibc
II of our cold nmthluud tilld
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t not outhlnud thII loud oh-nun-
st .‘IIudlgilochs. Monday mowing
.lt itl'\ . and as lovely u. day (Is

(:I‘sIllt‘d to resurrection It slccpiug
.lld. and, I ask tho. (I‘IIptuiu whut ttutt

 

(It (1ch- (illItuIIco'.; IIIII'IIc may moan?
And lII‘I it lb; Inc that it in the Frying
SPIIII Elliott! lightnhi'p: that it marks (I
long chord lriug off the count of North

hill“. made;

your Cu .arnttt Im crouw
i'IIoth'JIo {laden usual"

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my Ive onIId
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'Iiltl'n or I prone
drill-tum or

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Anon... I looked up III‘

cuIipIpI loditing misfit-l lying (It anchor

 

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Pleasant to take and does not gripe or nuance. to

Cures i“ Chronic Constipation. Stomach and Liver Trouble

 

mm
sumwllflpq Without Irritation.
Olmo hutivo Fruit: Syrup (5 (I new
laxative syrup combined with the deli-
cious flavor of fruits, and is my pleas—
ant. to take. , It will not. gripe or nicked.
It In much more plbnsnnt and effective
than Pills, Tablets and saline Waters,
ca it; does not; (lei-lingo the Stomach; or
irritate the Kidneys. Liver or Boweis.

Constipation.

Onnvo Idxutivo Fruit Syrup will posi-
tively cure chronic constipation as it re-
atores the natural action (If the intestinal
tract. Ordinary cathartics may give tom.
porary roiief but. the stomach is upset.
and the bowels are irritated WIthout any
pcrmuueut bencfit having been derived.

 

The condition of the patient remains un-
changed. The Stomach, Liver and Bowcls
have not. boon stimulated and in II ie'w
days a stronger pu rgutive may have to be
taken. This is why Pills and Aperient
Waters never give permanent relief.
Their violent action rcsults' III (In unnat-
ural movementof the bowels and it. lsnec-
essary to keep taking them indiinitely.’

Why ORINO is dlfi‘c nt.t_

Onmo Laxative Fruit. syrup is the only
pro ration that. realin acts upon all
of t. e digestive organs. Other prepar-
ations act upon the lower bowel only and
do not touch the Liver. It. can very re d-
ily be seen that. a preparation thrill does
nob act. upon all of the digestive orgung

 

can not on re Chronic. Constipation. Torpid
Liverulndigeation, Sour Stomach, etc

For Batman” and alcli
eadache.

Toke 0mm Laxative Fruit. Syrup. It
sweeten: the stomach, side digestion and
with as a. gentle tibimulani’. on the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs. '

Clears the Complexion.
OIIIIIO Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulate!
the liver and thoroughly cleanses tho
system and clears the complexion 91
pimples and blotcbes. It' Is the boat. lax»:
ati e for women and children till it in
mi (1 sndfiensant ind does not. gripe or

sic cu. efuse substitutes.

 

 

OUR GUARANTE

Prop-rod only by FOLIY O 60.. Chicago. Ill.
cow nun nacoIIIIIIEIIoEb

are not

PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.

Trike ORINO Luntiv Fruit Syrup and if yoii
oney will be refunded;

satisfied your

 

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our destination Ivo nrust go around the
southern (Ind; and up bctwecu that and
the shore to find the entrance to Cape
Fear River, for while: Wilmington is
only eight miles from the ocean, it
lies on Cape Four River, 25 miles from
the tic-II. And so our vessel ploughs
her way. curing naught for opposing
winds or waves, until at length the
little hradlaud known on Fort Castle»
top (that was garrisoned during the
war by Confmiorntoa) is passed, over
which now floats the stars and stripes,
and (game can be seen sounds of Un-
clc Sam (I boys. in their nutty blue uni-
forms; on past the unclent‘. town of
Southporn beautiful for sitti’atiou, on
through the tortuous channel and
across the bar the captain and his
matc always pacing the bridge. past
quarantine with its suggestivo yel-
low flag; on most. quaint buildings upon
(Ilthm bunk whore dwell mod and we;
IIIIIu’na quaint as the'houses that (dial.
tr-r thcm. pout old‘Mound Fort, Fort
Fisher showing in the distance. that.
crumbling IIIcIIIorial of our. of the most
deadly atrngglcs of" tho war of the re-
bczllion past grcnt rice iicldu, ditched
and mounted for flooding: on. on punt
lutrnniuublu B‘Hllllllli. ranching (Mics
buck rom the I'iI"(III front whom thc
tides rind und‘fuil no in the ocean. the
input IIiIt‘bc alligator (Ind ibo ’Imsumu,
and who (‘.illl loll whnt IIIIIltltudiuI‘Ius
forum or wild “in find tlIIIir homo with
in thcso lunr'msxibl‘o filllllletitlt‘fi. llIII'II
tlIu sluvo in IIIIlI,~-lnI_iI'lIIIII (inyu found a
rctrcnt.’ wiwm t‘W‘ll ilIII kccu scout
of (he bloodhound with (It innit. You—
dcr are great fish factories. whcro IIIilI

i lions of fish of Thumctnhadcn tribe

mo ground into fcrtllhwr, and produced
for tho extracting ‘.fthci'r Ioll. And
yondcr in (I historic (In that is known
(In "tho drum trocI’ ;' And this is its
stun: in the early du‘yu of Wilming-
ton. when sailing rounds (undo it. a
(I'ity of much importance. the coup
IIIIIIco of the place wan considerable.
and \‘l.‘SHt‘lH from all “parts of the world
brought. cargoes tor'the InorclInntI-I,
who found (I rcady snlu for theft goods
W lion u vcsnel was about. (I shut on It
long voyugc tho frh‘btia f Ithc (IIII'II
accompanied them as (In as u (-(Irtoip
two which (I (l ophboldly upon tho
bank oi the liver. find upon leaving
tlII III drank to the (mucosa of the my
age It porting cup. until at lcugth this
trcc. came to be knoWu (In the drum
(Ice. and many of the fishcrmcu and
dnrkics of today; as thcy pull up and
down this historic Iiir.cnm am glad
Ilecn the drum tree is reached.

WESTEORT.

 

Mr. and Mrs. E. J Taylor have been

" . " ;, visiting in Hartford. ,

Charles Keane. rural
is again on deck.

E. J. Taylor had the misfortune to

“ loan one (If his hot-ties last week.

Edward (that who has been among
the pick is (this to .get out once more.

lug.
Mics M. Cornelia Elwood is improv-

grip.
W. F, Kirk succocds D. B. Bradley
as. aosistant .stewnrd of Westport

I Grange. .

Anron Bennett, who has been very
ill with pneumonia is gutting along

-IIicciy.

Thu llovs’ llriitudu of tho Mcthodint
Cluu'cb IIIoct'II thin. cvcnlug (It tho us»
uni hour. ‘ ,

.lobI‘l ll. IJcIilli

 

 

 

Also mukes Rich Sauces. CI (Iamy Lily

ASIK Your (grocer For

 

where
(I homo

next week for

til Carolina
ho win om not I'

Month“ at (1

.«h.

._ ..... ,. cw? .
.Carolinn, and that in order to reach

Miss M‘ Cornelia who ha‘h been (our
on: the seriously ill here is convalesc: .

ing slowly from 9. Severe attack of the

a (proctn to, (duct ‘

 

of theirdau‘vghter, Mrs..Wiliiam Smith.

Miss Cniric White hos returned to
her home in Weston, after a brief
visit in town:

Mr. and Mrn E. J Taylor have rII- .

turned home from a very delightful
trip in Canada.

Friends from out of town are visit~
lug Miss. Daisy Mcckcr at her home in
Cross Highway.

Aaron Benedict among the oldest
absldeuts of this place, continues crit-
ically ill at his home.

E. B. Sturgcs'of Scranton, Penn, in
making a brief stay at his summer
cottage in the Forms.

Mrs, George (lorhum is visiting in
Merwin’s Lune, Grccniioid Hill, the
guest. of her son, George ll. Mcrwln.

Dr. MacFarlund and wife were cnl~
led to Portland, Conn, last week by
the (tenth of Dr. MacFurland‘s fath-
er. I .

Miss Florence Foster has returned
to Mr home (It the Farms after a
pleasant. visit with her sister, Mrs.
James Btllkcicy, Mill Hill, Southport

Mrs. J. Wallace Puuzcit (Intcrtulucd
tho scIulmouthly IuIIIItinc (If the Matt—
iucII, Whist. (ilub at Mr pleasant homo

(It MiunIIlIulu FIIIIII last Friday. A
funny tiIIIII was (,IIIJIIyed by ll“. .
The Mission Elcuuur and Louise

llydc attcndcd the Puritan Tea Social
giI'cII by the l). A. it. in Bridgeport,
WIIdncsdny, :It the handsome homo of
lion. and Mrs. MorrisIB. Hoardnlcy.
Miss Fluiouco Foster attended the
whim pI'uty WIIdnesday evening, given
in honor of Wallace Bulkicy. by Mr.
and Mia Joules Bulkclcy, Mill Hill,
Southporl. Mr. Bulkelcy is soon to
lcavc. for, the Klondike regions.
Founders’ Day exercises were bold
in the High School Thursday. The
extensive programme was exceedingly
well reudored, some of the talent be-
ing deserving of special mention. This
was particularly the case with Miss
ll, M. Wood, the school choruses. Jo
scph Fuguu (Ind Miss Bernice Lloyd.
CONSTITUTION 0F HOLLAND.
THE HAGUE. II‘Ib. 4.~

 

. The state
commission appointed to revise the
constitution of Holland, in its report
just. issued rccommcnda‘tho exclusion
from succession to the throne of child-
rou born after the, abdication of the
sovereign. and authorization for the
state’s gonernl (Parliament) to pro-
vide for the succession or alter it in
coco of emergency. The commission
also propoacs to make the approval of
the states genera. lessoution for the
conclusion of treaties recommends the

' proportional representation and eligi-
carrier on"

bility of women for election to the
states general. that the Qualifications
of candidates be the some in t a case
of both chambers and that. ‘c first

chamber be granted the right to

amend as we an approve or reject
bills, except in tho dose of the bud-
ge

COMPLAINT68 AglsAlNST RAIE-

RDA
KANSAS CITY Feb 4.—-Commlsaion-
er Edgar E. Clark of the inter-State

 

‘ Commerce Commi‘as'loh, began a hear

ing here today 0! complaints of ship
pers against certain railroads. ,

COLD IN WISCONSIN.
SUPERIOR, Win, Feb. 4.~—Thcrmo-
meters for the first timo this winter
Iregiatcrcd 40 below zcro. this morning-
’I‘I'ulus roIII all directions have boon
badly .doluycd for the past 36 hours.

 

 

 

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will fail to find your Lord through
Will .

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- , ' ' "worth having! . .
, dim" Now YOFF City,

' MASQUERKOED As {A MAN.

BEAUMONT. Texas. aFcb 4.—~~A
strange case of dual personality came

to light; heIe yesterday (Du Ucccmbcr _

17 of last year (I persoh apparently
about 25 years of age, who gave the
name of Perry Martin, sccured em-
ployment at the Oaks Hotel as hell
boy, remaining until lust Friday, when
it was learned that the sex at the em-
ploye had been disgused. Charged with
masquerading, the young woman
burst into tears and confessed her
sex. She declared she had been com-
pelled by circumstances to don man’s
apparcl and pleaded to be retained
She volunteered no statement as to
hcr past life and Ithe manager of the
hotel not (lilo-win? her to remain in
his employ, she cit yesterday for
Houston. .l)uringwhcr stay here she be-
came popular among the circle of
blends and on occasions would go to
theaties and elsewhere with parties of
young men. The change feature of
the story of the young woman is her
affection for a young woman in New
York city, to whom She said she was
engaged to be married. .

 

~ltchlng. bleeding, protruding or
blind pilcs yield to ‘Donu's‘Olntmout.
Chronic cases soon rclicvéd, finally
cured. Drugglsis all sell it.

sMALLPox lN cumeéa FAMINE
\ otsrmcrs.

VICTORIA B. C, Fob. 4—-—Further
:IdI'iIIIIu roIn the {amino district of
Control China received by the (team-
sblp Tartar state that a llpox has
brokcIII‘out iu the camp (1 in con-
sequence oflicials are bro 'ing them
up. The people are numbe by suffer-
lug and patiently submit to being driv-
(III. Telegrams to the Jiji Ind Shippo
sny upwards of half (I mil ion people
will die of starvation or I! sense incl
dental to the terrible concitions pre-
vailing in the famine distrllds. Relict
measures promoted to be inefficient
and tho illth among whlch‘the famine
strickcn people live is (inscribcd as
shocking. No snuitmy measures of

 

 

 

. any kind Ivcro adopted and it was in-

evitable that u. pestilence should iol
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~F’or any pain, from top to ice.
from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas’
Eclectric Oil Pitta can’ t stay, where
it. is usod.

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CANNOT mom's-ranch WAR
REN.

NEWPORT, B. 1., Feb 4.—,-Anothe1
unsuccessful effort was In dc early to
day to float, the steamer . ncral War:
ten of the Enterprise Transportation
Company's line, which ran ashore ear-
ly Sunday morning off Cbnanlcut 13-
land. Although several tugs pulled on
her the steamer did not move an inch
Several of tho towboat men expressed
the opinion that it‘hmuld. be impossible
to move the steamer until tho whole
cargo of miscellaneous height was to-
ken off and the work of lightering the
cargo which wah begun yesterday was
continued today. It is pipuncd to make
another attempt to haul the vessel of!
at high water late this afternoon.

OHl * .
As II steamer was leaving the harbor

 

 

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, of Athens, 9. well-dressed young pas-

senger approachéd the captain and,
pointing to the distant hills, inquired:

“What. is that white stuff on the hills,
captain? 7"

{That is snow, madam,”I replied the
captain. '

“it it. ronlly?” remarked the lady
"I thought. no myself, but (I goutlemdu
has just. told me it. wan Grcccufl ~Har~
pcr‘II Weekly. . _

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

wer Freight Yard. Bridgcpor .

BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 4~Thc New
York New Haven and Hartford Rail.
road Company has accepted plans will
will begin work as soon as tho contI‘Oo
versy OIeI' harbor lines is amicably (Ilia
justed, of which there is believed tot
he a good prospcct, upon the construc
tiou of u. coal distributing station i
the lower freight yard with a capacit
of 100, 000 tons of con]. and whicl
will mean an annual deposit of coal.
aggregating 1 .000000 tons.
Furthermore, the company has viI'II
tually decided to constInct a powen
plant, similar in plan and size, to the
one at. Cos Cob on the clectrlflcatidn. _
of the main line, in the north cad (it
the freight ymd convenient to llijot
coal station. The plan is to bulkhca’dl
its property innidc the harbor lines
and make a score of aerosol new:
ground.

These improvements have this:
planned and that mention is to begin.
work next. spring. A huge sum is luv ,
volvcd in the project which will cost;
upwards of a half (I million dolluius
Tho Inilrond company is (prcctcd luv
make (I fquInl statement. chy soon to- ,
the council bur-hm colmuittt‘e and.
Chairman FuIIIIIll (If this comuIIlt‘tIIo .
is (If the opinion that thc collie "WWW"
will be adjusted to the satisfaction ii
the city (in: public. illltl the rail“)
company .It (In IIIIly (into.

I

A VALUABLE LESSON.
"Six vcars ago, I 1(9anch (I vallmbid
lesson,“ writes John Plcusnnt of Mn“
polio. Ind. ‘l thcn begun inking Dr.
King's New Life Pills, and the humor
I take them the bettoi I find them."
They please oven-body. Guurantccil'
by F. H. Buxtcr South Norwulk, and.
E. P. .Wecd Neiwulk, (lruggistu, 2:12;

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VAGARIES OF JANUARY. "" ‘
NEW HAVEN, lI‘IIb. 4~'l lIc Ino'ilba
Iy summary of the local wonthor hill‘
(.qu (shops that the tcnipcraturc for.
the month (lid souII-I remarkable
things. The (III-01d of 65 degrees-
ubovc arm on the 218i. was tthhiEhes
Iecoidcd in Jnnuai y for 35' your
while the low rccoId of 7 below new
on the 24th was the inwcst in
yours. The mean temperature for I
years was 28 which is also the men.
for 35 yours past There were‘ Gill‘-
5 clear days. 11 party cldudy, 2:. pnrti
cloudy and 18 on which there was int
or snow. One thunderstorm occurrc ,
on the 7th. The last eleven (layii oil
the month the thermometer d ”
rise above the freezing point. to» f
tat precipitation was 3 53 inch II (It '
13. 6 Inches of snow fell (that the '
only 33 inches in the 'gr‘oundcg
end of the month. The ay '
cipltation for 35 years was .1
the Past month was slightly
The total movement of the .
7,210 miles.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Piles of people hays
suffer from piles when in
DeWitt’s Corbolized ..

 

‘ Salve and get. relief.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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RELIEF PAElTlES F0 3A
TABBES, France, IF
parties have been soul; it ill
of Burrcgcs. near Lourdou Iv
Casino and twenty hounds
ti‘oncd Fcbrunry 2 W (In avu
snow. Details Just L '
than (1 number of p

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

hv tho avalanche