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LAXATIVEQQLD AND LA GRIPPE
WAFERBIIoriho relief of (30.111, lat
Grlppc and . litigant;
douco In Rowan ntrce ~repailltcd.
(.llnlrlea 'i‘obay hail secured a. position
at the Lockwood 'J‘Mtului'acturillg Cour
Dally. ‘
A well attention meeting of the aunt-
school of the ’Advent Christian Church
was held. last. evening.
Oakcy Smith and family. who have
boon visiting at Chatnwortil. l.. l.. have
rclurncd. to their homes hero.
~—
, Tho first boat to bc haulcd out at
Uncar Anderhrln'n ncw shipyard wan
1W. 3. illltilcld‘a auxiliary sloop Allard-
1 ll. l _ . '
A Solon and Brother; who llcpt a.
l
tiltillttous retails.
cradle best liver pill
Minimalism” it t
lllnllncr will ltl . ll wed'ou ll‘riday
noon. 'l‘llltl dinner and
Ink gth'll ill placo of tho annual fair
of tho cunlpnuyt'au iluln. bcilovod that
it. will provo . illol‘c. popular.
llltl‘ltl-t \v‘llkclllatl‘fpassed ycatcrdlly
in iirldgcport; "
Mra. Stanley rillo'w slit entertaining
l‘riondll from .liurtford. .
’I‘Ilo Irving placo at Combo hall llccn
cloaod tor tho wintcr lllld tho i‘alnlly
inn; none to Now York.
ltillmlm' ‘in‘ be-
und tho accolllllavgost lino in build. in
rapidly bocollling plrrlllyzod by ll
strike. The trouble... mlgtnatcd with
tho cnglllccro. who ill-o. almost. clltircly
European ycatordtly. and today grout
ntlnlhora of natives belonging do tllr:
tl‘nlllc. bluff Joined In v‘fllf! movcnlont.
'l‘h'o moat pupal-taut. mention at tho
Niall, trountlalcuttu hr. Allahabad, in
pr‘actlcullyttiod up and} lllllotldy. 0.00m
panncngcrw nrc st'anded at Afitlnlifil,
ltongal. lilo junction of and Eliot button
and Iltdtgllellgplll' “tullrhtld. whcro
tllo strikers llro thrca'iouing.violonco.
Roporta arc coming ill' of onginccrn
leaving tlloir trains at :t‘cluoto clutiolla
an dill some illhtancca .drtvlllg'oi’f with
thclr loconlolivca ulld leaving tho corn.
The into nlilln‘bltve bcoll .otlligcd to
lltop work in col‘llloqucnco of “tho abort-
ago of coal and it it; learnt]. that: the
with much ornamentation or with
two advantages which tenable you to get froth these rm f
Q.
.‘ ~ . They are made in a‘
little. In all. model}
With lhc'nretltcstrownouly of fuel.
'_.“"§taln:lortlfranpes of? made lit“)? oldest tltove foull
I you Want a" tangential cant
lo depended upon at all
- Made to
The various mod It add sizés of Stam-
.. ~ ., fotd'l‘Rlluges pcr‘lllil' ‘ ‘
, ‘ "r‘xlotyselectioll. You‘;
“ range exactly adapt
of a wide latitude
‘ ,gctiawStalllfotd
. cell all}! 9.9.1.9“!
19 the Conétfllc'
; (helical tes’ults
ill. Afihlerica, ' If .
ti ‘ I? gain Stamford.
to .‘rour. an
t‘l'alllt'in Soylnour in having hill roul-
I'cmy Sturgcll, baggage lllanlor at
tho, Sallgatuck station. painted Sunday
with i'ricndn .in ilridgoport.
- David Tl'mllih‘tlll. of Norwalk. recent!
' Iy bought at Ford runabout through
tllc agollcy oi' ll‘l‘ltilk Reynolds of Roy
lloldls' auto garage. here. '
’I‘Ilc Si"l('t’.l.illtill are having gravcl
t placl-zli on tho lllllltl road'lo Southport.
Wont oi Maplo uv‘t‘lllno.
nccdod rcpalrll for a long time.
(in ’i‘ltonday cvoului,r of next. wcok
tho pupils of the «Bridge school in
Sungaluck will give all cntertllinlllcnt
at which the scholars of all the rooms
will take part. .
. St. Agucll' Guild of Christ Church
‘bl‘ this village has made ultraligh-
month to present. tho cantata “'l‘oy
Makcrn of \‘Volldcrlalld." oll Tl‘llllrsday
cvcllillg. 'i‘llc cast. and chorus is colu-
-pol.:o.d of forty young pcoplc from Nor-
walk. Mrs. Robert Way will dircct
tllo music and thcrc will llo dam-Int;
ul'lorwtlrd.
Last wock all attcltlpt wan mado to
lulrglnrlzo lilo llltl'llell'I‘) atorc of W. S.
clothing store (in tho bridgc, and tiuyor & Sun on State ntlo‘ct. 'l‘llo but»
\vilosc stock was tll‘tuchcd Monday. plarn wcro ..l'l'lglllt.‘llltd .uu‘uy bcforc
have filed a petition in bankruptcy. tin-y had gllillcd all clltvanco. llotcc-
'I‘ilo cvongcliatit: molding of tho Mast
Avclluo Mctbodist (lllurch lam cvclllllg
was largcly altclldcd. and till‘ lnocl-
“libs nccm to ho growing ill popular<
lty.
- Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith and family
have returned front Cbatswortll. N. .l..
and yesterday a lcvee was given at.
their homc. by the big Iittlc man known
as the Major. on which occasion
Madam ll‘. Harvoy Davcnport and Milc.
Ruth wcrc tho npccial gucsla of honor.
and the two iililplltialls. both dressed
in l'cd coats. tllc man with a wllitc
bcal‘lskill for. on his build. and tho girl
Willi it I‘m] plclurc but to lnnlcll. llnldc
an imposing plctltl'c. Both mothers
dcclaro cacll onc rcsomblcs tho otbcr.
llllt tho Major has dimplca ill his
chucks. chin and bands. wblic his lil-
tlo wallllt‘itl'l baa llll‘lll only ill licl'
(zllcl'ks.
ill a ncllcral way most pcoplc Intro
board or rcdd about 'l‘llo Lillie Church
Around tllc (lornor. Iocatod at East-
Tll'cllty'-llilltll slrccl. New York. which
has boon tho favoritc bound of calls
for tho thcntrlcal profession for tho
past t.\vcllty-fivo ycars or moro. to have
the Epincopal clcrgylllan thcrc pcrforlll
tho ritcs ol‘ luarriagc. clll-lstcllilllz and
deaths. tbl'co of tho grout ovcllls of
tlvory human lwilltz. in which no out:
t-lsc (‘itli purlicipal‘c. II in thc (lllllrcll
of thc 'i'rallnflguralion. rightly, so~cllll~
tld. but l'occivcd ila llltll‘t' popular noun:
from an incldcllt lll Illc ltvoa of tilt:
till-alrlclll pcoplc. which tlloy will t‘\‘f’l‘
rclllulllbcl‘ with nl'ulltudc. .\ colltcd»
lain llalllcd (lcorgc iiolialld. who had
tnlco bocn a star. but old ll,‘.'l‘ had
brought him down to a plan of no on-
pcclal culibl'c. was lallcll to our of tho
hiph cllllrcbon poor by ftli‘vll‘lt‘ cit-ray
than to rl-atl Ibo fllllcl‘al scl‘vit'ca ovcr
his rclllaitln. 'I‘llal ncntlolllatl. whctll-
or In four of tho cl'ltlclhnm ol‘ tbo'lal \Vlltlv
woro pnrplc and lino llncu. or from
lttuno othcr nlotlvc. not clcllrly known.
l‘ct‘llactl to router that ninlplc favor.
tolling Ibo applicants that ”my might
go to tho thllo (illurcll Around tin:
Cvl'llt'l‘. wbcro the rcotor would no
doubt grant tlloir rcquost. livcr sillcc
lilcll Hilligh‘ alld npcochoo, with [li('llll‘t n
of tho church, ilavc bccn popular
among lllc lllltlil-‘lf'b'. and wllilo Ibo \‘t‘ll'
oralllc rcctor. who llvwl in thonc days.
inn: bad lllc l‘nllcrnl molt port‘orllll-d
ovcr llli-i rtelnaills. lilti son. lbo Ill-v.
tlcol‘lto. Clark lioug‘llton. follmvtl ill his;
falbcr‘a t'ooistcps. and Inatoad of do-
croaa'lult ill favor among lilo. actora and
actroanca. It in more thought of titan
cvcr.
DARIEN AND NOROTON
W
Mills llclcll Waterbury in
flit-lulu ill Watcrbury.
visiting
()tto llllrlbol. of South Norwulit. was
a \‘Ittiior ill toll/n i‘otltcl‘tlay.
ladicra rollnllnlllg ullcallcd for at.
llif.‘ Iblrlctl pontoflltm It"! for MI’H.
lOyt-r ulld Minn Allcc llcod.
Mrntllul Mru. \Villialu Ulnlrcbill llrc
lbc proud pllrollta of a lion. born Mm:
day. Mt. i‘burcblll bl tho north-nor on
tho titulluu clulllc.
llobvt‘l Munich. tho \t'tgll'hlluwlt tot
tlculunt lrnrlwr. In to :lclIvl-r u locum
on notllmnclll, work at tho t‘ollurola»
tioual t‘llurrll on tSuuduy lucid.
ao'wavron.
al’i‘hfc Wiltilan‘n" Minalolulry Socioly
will hold IL lnootinlz'in lllo llowaytoll
Pullout et‘lllll‘rcb tomorrow ovcntllg at
l:.0 o'clock. and tho orcrntlvn «our
mitt/co of tho. titanlford (‘hriatnln Ell-
doavor. Unionxwlll also motel. tboro,
. , W
M‘l‘llo Spncittlty Mitt. (‘l:l.. 40 Watt-r
Sta South Norwalit. will roluovn your
myhiinnxmsinopoionpit. llluko uncen-
uhfyjogniftmmd stoma for um Willa
«it! if“ cc rod. 'f‘cl; lift-4. or inqulro
Pl hr El‘fia‘co.‘ ' ‘
W
Reliaucc Hook and ladder Company
will give a turkey copper on Friday,
and Saturday orcnlnaa at. their hood.
livos wcrc illllllodilltcly plll at work
on tho cttsc. but so far tlloy Intro ob»
tuincd no talllziblc cvidoul-o.
to bo Ibo work of tho sumo aunt:
which has turned off SM’cl'ltl jobs. llcrc
ill tbc last I‘cw months with llttlo rt»
turn.
'l‘llc ol't—llnldo pl‘onllsc that Wont-
porl was to bavo n steamboat Iillo to
New York will fall of l‘ulilllnlcllt un-
loaa nonlotbiup unuuual turns up to
llclp out tllc. situation. ’l‘ho stclllnl-r
Sarah ’l‘llorpo will no oblincd to to»
main on tho, Ilrconwicb llllc owing to
tllc halo of llll’ (icllcral l’ulnalll to
pal'lics up fllc lllldson. 'I‘llis llll’ll of
affairs in much rcnrclll-d bv llnlllll~
l‘uctllrorx and lllcrcballla Ilorl- who tutti
llopod to bc ablo ill a abort Iilllo to do
'l‘llo road hall
'I‘lll‘ jllbl
was a bungling (mo and is bclicvcdl
l
sovcl‘al ycltrs.
lllclr shipping by wator.
'I‘Ilc \‘l'melpllrt llrztnlalic Club will llc
rcvivcd. This will llo pond noun-l for
lbosc who rolnclnbcr lhc lino. cult-w
llllllillt'lllH pivcll by tho lllt‘llllJt‘l'l-l for
Tim organization con-
sists of nlllatcllra. It was orgallizcd
nonlc lll'lcon warn ago. Sinco tho
doulb of tho prosidout. It. i). .lcllit’l’c.
tbc organization has boon lllittilit't’. A
nlootillg will ho hold this wcck to rc-
orgnnizu and solcct a play for pro-
HPIlI‘dlltllI ill lilo llcur l'uluro. 'l‘hc
club will nivc u Ht‘l‘lt‘i-‘l of tll‘llllltlll(‘
clllcl'taiIlulontl: Illia willtcr.
Monday l‘\t'l|l|li.: lilo l'oclory of 'i‘rill-
ily' Mt'llllll'ltil t‘llurcll was Sl.lli‘lilt't| by
a burly ol' ladics and lzcllllcllloll. lhc
pormllul I‘riolldt: of Mrs. Konllolll Mc-
Kt‘llth‘. 'l'horo worc about To ill tllc
party and Iboy brought all our! of
good things; to out and cnlnc proparcll
to lllako a liit'l'l‘\' ovl-llillp. ’l‘llo occult.
loll was tho fifth-til birthday anllivor-
wary of lltt‘ lloaloaa. alld llcr t’rlolldn
took this occasion to show tllclr alt-
prcciatilltl of hcl‘ l'rltllltillbip anti Illc
pl'cal work nllc ltllt-‘l (lotto ill and otlt
of tho clltlrcll nincc shc has rctlldctl
llt‘l't'. 'I'llo party was ill abnolulo pon-
actlstoll of tho roclllry and first pro-
vidcd an ouIl-l'laillnlclll. Mrs. (". l‘.
lll'ariu. wlllI known at: all flf‘(‘,()ltl|lll.‘lli~
od oloculloninl. l-lllcl'talncd with acy-
oral llllnlboru. Minn l‘lllllllll 1(olllilcl"t<
\lollll wax Ilcut'll ill clllnaiczll and pop-
ular airs. Mrs. W. I-‘. Unborn and
t‘. l’. littl'l‘ln lllll-rprclcd aowral‘ pillml
Ht‘ll‘i'llmll‘l. MM. Alt’Kt’llzlt‘ was lulu-ll
cinnpictcly by nulpl‘iuc. Hllc had not
tho lollslt lllllllllt-t tillll any such affair
bud bccll Illiltlllt'tl. lira. McKouzlc
In ttctlvc Ill all church work. Silo in
tho bond of tho prillnlry dopnrtnlcllt.
of tho Sunday llcbool. actlvo ill the
guilds and a prollllnont Inhibitor of Ibo
'l‘own llnprovcnlcllt Soololy. '
W...
’I‘llo .Ilonrd ol‘ llanouunra lb now how
lly ounllltod ill looklnr. ltp tho oyator
prouudr. ill tho town which are ullbioct
to taxation. 'I‘lloro woman to bo launc-
llllllll' of it llllkvup Ill tho owllorablp of
tilllllt‘. of the! oyator l'urnla. ’l‘llo rocorda
allow lrlltlul‘oru back and forth ill ho.
wildorlng colllhillatlolla. t-lolllo oyulcr
around him llcvl-r pllld any laxcn. ()lll~
om llnvc paid at Irrcltulul‘ llllorvultl
and horn llllt'll trutlul'UI't‘l-tl bunk ulld
l'urtll. ill lullllo canon Ibo tlt‘l'ilh‘ tlllvo
llccll “UN for IIII‘NIUIH bcforv tllcy wcro
romrliod. Sonic lllcu. who appl-al' on
”w rccorda an nwllcrll of around. how
dl-uy tllc ownvrablp. In uollw ranch iI
llmltu up If tho ground bad lb'cil li‘iillti-
lorrod'lo avoid taxation. It In Illlllmll
llllpunlllblo for tho llaucaaorll to no In
tho harbor and look up lllt.‘ llnltlor l‘or
tilt:ltltiiil\'titi.. lltld uwm-rtl who wiab to
avoid taxation tlro awaro of thin flu-t.
Now in who ‘tilljlc for ally and who
want» a nice piece of orator around to
no out. and iconic on it. .“I' author
tho crop which ill lllrclldy diloro. it
will thou bo t'uh)’ to tutor tilo ownoln
adlip, ’l‘llo llultcaltortl .bclipve that oynr
Icl‘ ground llhollfll'pny ltd ltllllro of tho
lay. on woll tilt land abovo wator mid
Huey propotlp to Kill the ttutii‘ponlllblc.
(lylltcr around payu lt-‘larger profit
lllilll- any land in this vicinity and it,
In a alnliil andanontl undertaking on
lhtl‘ilill‘l of‘ tho owncrn‘ to avoid lhclr
' Jiltll chart: of tuxcu.
If a man in a raccoon, be known it:
it it“ to a talluto all hit] llcigllburn
headquarlem In filtration avenue. Lllow lt.~—tihltagc News.
1
.tlenup will delay loading
bound shlps.
and poor pay.
The strike at the pmhcnl. Iltllc i
Inc wndilionw which arc bocolnlll
daily more \\’.ltlt‘.l«lill‘t!tltl.,
tho spccdy tl‘aul-lpol'ttltltul of rolicl' uul
plies. _. . .. . ~
PROPOSED PURCHASE.
,Prolperty' in Windsor. i
llccticllt. at East thdao‘r illJl unit
or Now London.
'l‘own (.llcrk Ralph M. timl‘lt. sail
city and-ll clergyman. w one nalu
tlcl- rcccntly ncarclliun‘ lino
and initial: up its titlo. 'l‘Jlo
,Illltlt'l'leiltltlll that tho purlicn
:l'or
want. i
ldcal in lllnllo, tilc
Illnroupbly l'clnlvatoi! for u
:clluculc boys of forcing birth.
Iho nanlc of tho
Mr. Grant could not any.
plzlcc lt
Wlnl
l’coplo ot'tcn ask what is :1 300$
lllrana of Salmon. “Argo Rcd lbalmon
in thc bcst possible lllll-lwcr. »
A CUT IN STATIONARV.
W
New Haven Road Gets After Elm-a
vagant Empioycs.
fact that ill tbcll‘ gcllcl‘al oilil-cs Ill
Nou’ IIavon. as wcll all. other placotl.
illoy hat-o onrtnilod lllf‘ amount. of Slit-l
tiollal'y. Illlll :ll-o watching Ill" waldo
bal-lkcta to sco that lllatcrials are not
wastcd by tllo clerical l‘orco,
I’cllcil abut-polling lllachillcs have
boon tnlloll out. of the offices and now
tho ('lt’l‘kti consequently sharpen tllcl'r
pencils loss often, thus saving tho lcad
lollgcr than when al they had to do
was to stick the pcnctl in ll. nlaclllno
alld have it poilltcd and sllnrpcllcd for
lllt‘lll. '
'i‘lln officials of thc road say that. ov-
try so often tllcy havo. to shut down
on stationary to keep Illoir olllploycrl
from simply wanting-hunlirolla of dol-
lars worth ovcry month.
OASTORIA
3.." it. lie that You Have Always Bligh
Signature M
or ._ My
W_,....,—_..-...
TWO SEEK DIVORCES.
Unhappy Womgn Petition Civil Supcl‘-‘
ior Court to Cut the TH:
Which Binds.
Amlrona Lockwood. of" llridgoport.
has “0"“ nlado tho rcholldcnt in n pl"
tltion to tho tivil supcrior court for
divorco brought by his wlfc. Elizabeth
Lockwood. of Port (illcl-dor, New York.
Who ltllcgtla habitual llltclllpol'llllco for
tho unlit ton yours. 'l‘bo coul'lic 'wovo
lll:il'l‘ll‘tl July it, it'll", tho brldo llcltln
idllaallctb itcrcllcr. Silo unlla for a di-
vorco and tho custody of onc. minor
dalntlltor.
llllll rcprcncllt MI‘H. lax‘kwood.
Mary I. PliillOVHll‘l. of Norwalkppctl-
tlolla for a lilvorco from Vincent
i’lllllovaki on tho gl'otllltlmoi llltolcrlc
bio cruolty. Silo ulno wants a chaotic
of lllllllo. i-lllc ally-a ntlo wall Mary l.
Kt'obcr until Annual. lit. llltlti. whcn
alto llull‘rtcd fllc l‘PiiililllllOlll.
HEIRS RELINQUIBH CLAIMS.
l'iIllntlliGlll’l-iiA. Nov. 3Il.=-Al'tcr
llllu'c than too yt‘ltl‘n of limitation tllc
llffalrll of tho potato 0f llr. l‘Ilollnla W.
idyllnn, tho t‘amllna Plllladclpblll don»
”Ml. \tllu dlctl Ill I-‘lll‘lll. will-co ho ho-
t~tlltlo ll llllllloutllro. Imvo boon Ibullly
lldjllaloll in tho l-ourlu of I’llllzldcipllla,
Now \‘orh ltilll l’ul'ltl. .
All lilo pllpcra ill lilo mac. Includilllt
Iltc “lilllilllll'tlflflf lbw lll'lyrllll‘l‘f‘ Ill-It‘ll to
it volcano of all llit'li‘ claim» :lltalurl llli‘
lolzul-y to tho "’Ib‘. ’l‘illlmzln W. .I'iyulnl
Mllm‘ltlll and Inatitntlv t-loclrty." of thin
city, \l‘ld‘l‘ rccolvcli ycatordlly by lib-
:tttorpoyls for llit‘ atltlnly.
All a rclulll. lilo mndoly will l‘tlttlc ‘lln-
llllldllliciy Into Ibo plmncanloll or map
crty In Now York worth moro than
$I.lltili.ftlltl. and pt'tlporty .In l’lllludct
. piltn vllluod ltt “00.000. 'l‘llc rolliduc
of tho calalr» in Porto in worth at Ila .
pl'l-llcllt valuation lilitiill"$Hllll.Iltlll. :uul
will lll- tlltttl'lbuicd alllonlmbo bo‘iru.
. m... _.._..... an. .
outward
'l‘ho ntrikorn complain of ovcrwork
apcciallyl serious. in view of tho fillll~
llcccasltatlllg J-
Parties After OldSThcoiogical Instituto
HARTFORD, Nov. 20.-Ncgofllatlono
are under way I‘or. tllo'salc oflthc binL
torlcal buildings 'aud .land, o'ccuplcd
by the Theological In‘stituto of Con-
1805. when the Instlt‘lution moved to
this city and changed its llalnc to tho
Hartford 'i‘hoologlcni millillal'y.. 'l'ho
property uow.bolollgs»lm Minn Nanny
Vol-nor. who in at. present in. Willie
ycslo’rday that..Sprillgfichl portion wort; _
dosirolla ol'lgolilllifi titlodvil: tho prop;-
Ilo (ildi‘l'loi, .l‘ocnlli bad bctula‘lrt lliavol‘:
l'ocortlf:
clork carricd if on to prospcrlty and pupil.
odncatlonal purpoacs. and if the
buildingh. will lit!
organization wall
'l‘Ilat tho Ncw Huron lload lulu pom!
illlo tin- busillcsx of cutting down c: 21*
|lt‘l|$t‘b’ to tho limit in ovidcllcod by tbol
HORACE R. NASH. corner
'P‘W- www-m'...” _...
POP ULAR
has. NICWKIIIK‘S (loNt‘lnlt'r. ,3
llulllblrd illlil'oy...wllo will Hint;
with tho Now York .Ml'ndlllanollll 'i‘rlo
Club, at. him. Nowkirk'a rillcort. this
owning. ‘inrono olfftbo most distill-
. .ltullsbotl btlvltollan ‘btl‘l’ol‘i‘h tho public
today“ No hallo. wolcp oi‘all‘rcat bounty
and .lirluuatlc powolt, and'. too much
' Billl'vllftl'dly Ito and
tot-protationi-l. to wall the. loading
baritone with tho Schumann-llllinko
Opera Co. and wall rel-engaged for tho
1907 spring tour of tho llot-ltoll Posti-
val Orchestra. 'f‘llc Mendelssohn Trio.
which will also play at Illinctlncorl. ill
1 addition to their collocrtod work. will
giro ‘collo and violin solos. 'l‘bo trio
will bc l'f’llll‘lllllt‘l‘f‘tl ad highly pious-int;
lllb‘l SNISUH. and u largo alldiollcn will
ho (‘llill'illt‘tl ,by tho ticliplllt‘lll work of
‘lllis t\'t‘ll<lillt.l\i'll club.
.» mo. . Wm.»
b‘
g
I'
j '|‘ll|lll>¥l)l\\‘ i\'l(l-ll,'l'.’H A'l"l‘l'll\t‘.'i‘lle.
u play that ”has acct-oil? it, llllt'ccna this
. is‘onnnn llllprcccdnlltcd.In rc‘cunt'yoalzs.
it in to bo alv‘olr hoi'ibhr all its cuticcL
ty by tho original colllptllly which first
t larlty. It will Ilc pr‘oduccd Allirl't} next
’i‘llllrllday. Now-labor of. at lloyt'a
. 'i’llcatl'c. audit. in curtain to play to a
l packcd litillltit‘. “llllclo dosh Pcl'killls"
t In a (’Oillt‘dy drnlnu; tbcro'ia a touch of
tragic lla‘ul'o in it llltltvexcltcs to all
llltonllo pitch lilo clnotiuna of tho
. npcotntora,‘ with all culling happily.
l Tho plfly Inv‘livcllcd up by tho exoeb
' lent. comedy land when the spectators
arc not ill tears over the misfortune
of tho beautiful young heroine and the
shadows that appear to threaten her
future. liloy arc laughing and applaud.
' uproarioncly at tho tunlly killing of (In
f‘tlilltj‘l‘lllllls. Sumo, now and exceeding-
ly clcvcl' sonny. and ap‘oolaltlcs are in.
'trodllccd at appropriate alugos of tho
play. A vast atnounbpt'dlow and "till-5‘
niflccnt scenery is tlficdlor tho iln.
lll
FOR SALE BY ,t "
hanu§nlltnnrhv
of his “bountiful llllil
“llnclc .Iouh l’orkins'.‘ is tho Iitic oi'i
\4‘
.l‘
North Main and West Streets.
awoll l‘rlollda pnéifltilnlltatn to llcr ucxt.
lllovo. 'I‘ho dililclllolroloa Miami and
l4l\(l,V l‘olnbrolto woro ill tho. hands of
ltwo colllpotonl tll'listn.‘liam lanIlnon
lMll ltltllol ill-antic. and their work wan
thoroughly approclatcd. ’l‘llc vocal no.-
loctious. roudorcd during the action
of .tbo play. wcrc lloartily cncorcd.
'l‘mllorrow nlnb‘tf llnclo .Iol-tll.]”cl'kllls
will ll(‘ at ttllc thcatrc; and ‘llllfll.lltjl"
cvoning ol' cllioylllcnt is assured. '
MUSIC HAL]... ‘ ‘
'l‘lloro. was a large attendance at
Music Hall to soc tlio Electl‘bgrapll
pictures. tutti night. They all are of
tho best quality. rcprcscntlng both
conlcdy and tragedy. .The chppc Cir-
icnit [taco will ho. kept on all week by
Ircquost. This will be the only chance
'lo Hl'ti this picture. as It to restricted.
'l‘lloro. will be all new pictures and
illustrated ,songs tonight. Saturday
nnltinllccvcry child will bu p'rescnted
with a box of ball bona.
wEsrppnr COFNNGER STONE L‘AY-
wnsrpoa'r, Novf, 20.-——Tllc corllor
stone ofrtlle Methodist, Episcopal
Church at Elm and East strut-ts was
laid today. alld tho principal addrcsa
at. tho exorcism was find by Rev. J.
E. Adams. of trhrutford. the presiding.
l‘ldcr of the district. A large number
of persons atcndcd lilo cxcrciacs, and
tho laying of tho col'ncr stone was by
Rev. Goorgc E. Bishop. the pastor of
tho churcll.. lllcludod among the vial-
tors wcrc many from New York state.
Rev. Mr, Adams in his address spoke
of tho. llll-llfli‘y’ of the church and the
accomplishment. of tho. great task of
raising tllc necessary funds to secure
the now church. ovur $20.00!. in the
corner stono wore placed copies of the
current llcwspnpors. coin: and histori-
cal. room-(Ill. The church will bc con-
struclcd of stone and probably be rca-
dy in; occupancy ncxt May.
BAPTIST MISSION CONFERENCE.
. Stillsonijllfit pant.,cxcluatve of
,prcnaivo stage plcturcn proticntod
ouch of the four acts
vld Harlan will
velubcr 2d.
lug.
known plnycra.
ruin of lllllld liurlull.
lllt‘ largo andicllcc
lll'lh'.
WINDOM SUPPORTER DEAD.
WINONA, Mlitll., .‘ov: lion—diallll-l
Sinclair. .whp ill 1830 an chairman of
tho Minnesota ticlogatlon ill the Na:
clonal Republican ficuvontlon alllllcd
prollltllonac by pull fig tm- candidacy
of William Window. «llu'l today. ant-ll
'10. Mr. littlciati‘h llEt'alatoprt: Wilt; but:
of the factors cuntrlbutlnt: to the dc-
lcat of, Llalllc and the nomination of
"twrilcld.
,1 ,
i
of tho plccc.
DAVID HAMM-
Tllo lonntawult'cd production of Dar
be made at Hoyt's
Theatre.- ono night. only. Tuesday. No;
It. is is almost needless
to add that the bound will be Crowded.
'l‘ho play in. divided into three acts
and. tho ascendluz curtain will show
an exterior acetic. the location being
Hmneviile,.N. Y. David Harllm’s bank.
is on the one side of the road and Aunt.
Polly lebec’s house on the other. and
in the background is the big barn
which showers Hanna’s homo». All
of tho characters come on quickly and
liarum Illakoa his first nppeartutco all
ilo drivcs Into the barn behind that;
' malty critter. the bilY’hOfiS.' The acc—
oltll not. shown the aittlng room or
Aunt Polly’s house on Christmas morn-
'l‘lloro are three sides of ilaruln's
cllaraclou HllOWll, and the supporting
oolllpulty includes aIntltnbcr of well
Harry
mlllcdlall. for yours a cclcllrlty in tho
oumlo ”pom world. will almanac the
Brown. tll
m..—
ilil(l\\‘.\‘ l'l‘.|lf_)M MISSUIIIII.
"lll'llwn ll‘rom Misaollri.” with an ox-
chIl-lll clllllpally. \l’l‘l'l‘ at lluyt‘u "loa-
irc, laid .tllgbl. alld lllc tllilltln fillttlti't‘tl
ill lllillt'llllullii
,;,r..o
Q
’TT-ENTIOIN.
‘ "ll
totalling to young Limit, l7 to 25
‘yolm "oi age. ‘W
techie steady. employment,
liberal pay. ‘50 ‘
food, '0“ pchufiilie’sl for learning
o tuchl trade and gaining pro-“J
NEW LONDON. Nov. 20.~l)clcgnlca
from fifty cllllrcllcn ill tho t‘liSlt.‘l'll
countlca of tho stoic. cmnprlslng tho
Achiord, Stoningtou Union and Now
London Babtitlt Associations. hold a
missionary conference ill tho Moutauk
avenue Baptist Church today. Rov. Dr.
W. It}. Willct. of Boston prcnldlng.
Among those who spokc at tho confor-
cnco were Mills Edith P. Thompson.
of Brooklyn; Rev. (1. H. Spunldillg. I).
1)., of Boston; K. S. lattoirotlc. of Ylllo
University: Mills Kate. French. of l-tmlr
bay; Rev. W. B. lloggll. of Italuapat-
out Tllologiclll Seminary, india; and
W. Ilalc. of Providolloc. a dclcpato to
the confurcnco to bo llcld- lll Shanghai.
China, and Rev. J. 0. ant, of Norwich.
POPE CO. WANTS TO SELL
FACTORY.
BOSTON. Nov. 20*“. wall announc~
0d how today that the rccclvcrs of tho.
Papa MMlllfflCllil‘lilg Company llavo
sent. a notice to tho creditors and
stockholders stating that an odor has
been made to purcilllno tllo plant of tho
b‘oderul Manufacturing Utltllilillly. of
Milwaukco. for $77,000. 'l‘h.» t‘odol-al
Manufacturing (hmtpauy cl (lwm-ll cu-
liroly by- lllo Popo (‘onlpally lllltl tllo
l'occiVol-a ialyo pctl’tioucd thc courts
for authority to volo lllc Fl'tll‘l‘lll Mann-
8
ll but callcd for Novrnlhor :20. Ill favor of
colllplicatlonn nndclllllaxcc hobI LINN :Itlilllltll/illt: tho Hil'll . 9‘ .ln plant.
convulsod with iulluhtcr from tho. l-inol .
of tho curtain to tho cud of tho thrcc
Ilall ilrowu Wan Ilrowll from wolulcl'l'nl.
Miamnlrl. and octcdlllo part. annular»! .,
tiaticallyw‘yic‘iullooa lirooko. all Mrll.[ynunlt turitcyn llcltln to gut. druwnod
Hillary ocl‘tilll‘ily kcpl llcr -lull~lhand'l
Allornoya Cllalnbcrluill 6‘: W
l\'ltlt'll'ul'-~v'l'llt' lulu; oi nllturo arc
llucilor You. bl Nuvcnlbor tlw
>il~llMl spring I d which] York ti ll.
aroma
I
I
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anatomist? as
$2.”.
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”Wildfiri‘h it? " ‘2
“$0th ' 1,
Stated: Natalya
_, In will poignantly or“
i.
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0 duke to
whbleoome
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motion. . am 3
. Only, Amarlcan cittum (ligand ' 1
character accepted. \ 5
l ‘ No previous cxpemnu unwary. , z .
l o I a I b c "i u:
‘2 Skilled mechanics. 2i to 35 retrial can. Alto mated to investigate _ z
2 Addviill not Immune vanilla." blow tantalum; . ,.
Font. Office Building. M m: Mimics. ‘
3 “narrow. calla. ,/ , . . in . . Wow are.
1:
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‘tll‘tilit’iltllll. mind to havo grout lliatroaa
a“
no with w an gold-fit
tolled collylyttalll“ x9. ‘
inn? ,0! emulsion
'Vlnolbannttll ‘ _,
will; cannon .. only
for. routine patina.
" anddorvcotl bacillus," bron-
' chidsietcn it doesno 200d
. we will rcturn your money.
THE cur “cilia rnwnnacv.
.. out: lasts.
SOUTH nogwhtlt. CONN,
l...
diorama animal. ‘ "och
GREATEST MOUNT'AIN‘VPLAYn 4 .
’GROUNDI.‘ . .
SAN FRANCISCO.» *Nov.‘ 20.—~F‘lg-
ll'l't‘b‘ compiled by pllsacngol' officials of
the Southern Pacific 'Rullwuy chow
that twicc an ulnuy travelers have
vinttcll tho lllllfornIa mountains this
your as during any provious season. All
tho rosult of bcttcr. railway facilitios
and wagon roads, travel to the Yahohi.
ito. Vallcy llannow rcuollcd the 10,000
ltiiil'lt.‘ Farther north tho number (if
monnttllll visitors exceeded 3.000wln the
those Ill
‘thth. Shasta ircglon. ' . . .
“Unquesttonablyl” a'paasenger offic-
ial ’ot’ the Southern Pacific said tOday‘,
“the Improved transportation facilittetl
and better roads, trailsr‘canlps and
hotels bays? helped to, increase this
travel. Further, the Spread oilknow-
ledge about. such wonders ‘ as Ker
Canyon. Great Kinga‘ Rival“ Canyo .
the Mt. Whitney section. the great
limestone caves. and the big-Tree fut-
cats-all this lll additiOh to the fame
of such widely known resorts at; Mt.
Shasta. Lake Tahoe and the Yosemite;
is limiting California and the Sierra
Nevada a great "camping. ground of
mmlnt‘uin lovers from' all ‘ over ‘the
world." - M . ~ .1 ,. . ..
Altllmlgh'accm‘dlng to the United
States Geologimll Survey there are 193
mountain peaks in California more
than 10.000 foot. high. the latest survey
maps shtlw many pcaks omitted from
the list of 103. which tower from 12.-
000 to 13.000 feet above sea level.
Many of these are not named. and
have never been climbed. it. is expect-
ed that as. the result of national ad-
ministration of tho Yellowstone there '
will be further improvement of the
mountain roads and trails. so that
parts of the region now inadmissible
will be opened to tho. adventl‘lrous'
mountain explorer. Another improve-
mcllt under discussion in tho building
of a dam abovc tho Yosemite Falls. so
that a continuous supply of water will
bo assured.
ll. Kl:
1?
A HARD DEBT TO PAY.
"l owe a debt, of gratitude that can
ncvcr be paid off.” writes G. S. Clark.
of \Vonlflcld. Iowa. “for my rcscuo
from death. by llr. King‘s Ncw Discov-
ery. 150th lungs were so seriously at
{cctcd that death seemed imminent,
wllcn l commenced taking New Dis-
covcry. ’f‘ho ominous dry, hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
used. and two more bottlcs made a
complete cure.” Nothing has cvcr
equaled New Discovery for coughs.
colds and all throat and lung coul-
plalnts. Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter.
drugglsL 500 and $1.00. Trial botllc
frco.‘ - ‘ ”
..._.c M... iv“...—
NEW HAVEN HOTEL MAN FINED.
James Hall. Formerly of South Nor-
walk, Pays $100.
.lalllca hit-(tough. prllpliclor of tho
Arlington Ilnlcl at l'li.’ {\ll'adow Sil't‘t‘l.
Now lialon. was finial $100 and costs
by .Illdgc ’l'yucr in Ill" New llavcll
(lily (‘onrt yostcrday lllornlnn fur vio-
lation of tho liquor law on Sunday. 00-,
tobor Ii, His collunil. Altorlloy Fitz-
gcrnld. gavc notice of appoal. lic had
call-rod a dcnlurrcr. which was 0ch
rlllcd by tho court.
Mr. Mcliongh. or .itgllos Hall. as ho
wall Ilottcr known in South Norwalk.‘
lwaa for many yours proprietor of tho
lattluriul: Fountain}. still it at a moot--
(‘lly ilolol. at the rumor of South
Main and llaviland ntrcots.
a“. 'l s
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER.
"May the Lord hclp you ulakc llllcll-
loll'a Arnica Sillvo_ known to
wrltcn .I. (l. .lcnkllll-l, of tillllpcl Iiill. N.
fl. it quickly took tho. pain out. of ii
felon for mo and curod it ill tl'wondor
fully abort, tlnlc." Best on earth for
noros. burns and wounds. 250 at. F. ii.
llaxter‘a drug atorc. ”
W
SUES RAILWAY FOR $5,000 DAM-
AGES «'
Walking around the allporlor court
room yolltcrduy morning was little
llllllt-l lionctlcr. The boy had to tutti
(‘I‘lllt‘lltlI-l bccallao Illa right font wait
I‘ll oft by the. trolloy cars when he won
a tot of three and a half. Illa t‘atll-
or In now suing the Stamford Stroot
Railway Company for $5000 becauao
of the loan of tho boy’s norvlcca. willlo
no la also lining in tho tutor-oat of tho
boy to rucovcr Illa Bflllltl amount. it
ill clllllucd by tho plaintiff that tho
colllpal'ly'lt clnployt-cu wcro ncitligcnt.
'l‘bn dofuuau In that Illcro wall nctlll‘
ururo upon ”it! part of tho, cllllll‘ll par-
r-lltll. lloulcr .i. Cutlllllllllul utllb‘vn'ti
for tho plaintiff. titltto Attorney 3001'
bid ll‘cauondoll and William ll. ilonrd-
luau for tho defendant. .
DNLV CUBE FOR DYsl'Ei’olA. .
Mm. ll‘rllnltlbl lltlall. of‘Ncw Clitillt'.
“i cultured for yours with
and bcicilillg. i triod uverytblngd
could boat- of. but. nothing helped all
until .1 look tirttzillatl Hahn. and ouo flit
cont botlio filll‘f‘tl lml complototy.‘
For polo by it. if. i'hthltcd. if. It
Baxter and Tim .‘llitord Pharmacy. W
m...” WW-
PLEADED GUILTY To AUTO
SFEEDING.
1 ‘ mtw rowan. Nov. upcoming
mm to u cllllrgo-of ovcr'sp'eoding an
utomoblic ill Mlldillon on the day or
the Ynlo-ilmvard boat race but June,
yrmkl'rhmtllitt .a mlorcu abundant but
Thomas. Illtt‘llwt‘. ut ltarttotd. Wilt] fined
#30 and mar-wont "two: of fluff/7 it! the
Common plan. mar! 3F./liiftlu)‘i .5
. , .
ttll'."r ~
I
, pollution has in-
ulzd‘racltagcn of.
hue without the may
Now ()rlcaun npociai
ltbulelphla ltccord.
lilo govcrnmcnt Ill-
rtnyol lam «by. tllolr
wltn ill fidvltslng5¢mmfifil fill: Would
do llwalyvwith‘Xtilo‘nttodcf wine In ty~
‘lllizlilllcklligefi .ot‘m’. t ‘ . In tl-alndt;
through tho. postal n ,.
plalnad that tho twind c ' . for much
valullbloftllllh ill tho nu allot. tho
‘blllldlo. .undtll‘lit (won it t o cllttltlx oi!
“the twillc.v‘wllbll tho it agcn‘lvoro
oponod. cullpd, for tniom‘tlnlo that: m-
ttlrdcd dollvoryfiulit til i 'nl‘ncb.‘ ,1.
Mr. Lo. Bocuf; whatnot! .na‘oin‘lplo ap-
paratus. colltllfllllltbibf twat gala". crops.
on of very light spphlg‘stgtzlufastcnod
at the. ends with “ttlpehso‘ at one pad.
may be thro'thllopel‘l- by but: move-
went» at the thumb, ~‘relcaslllg= a hook:
and eyelet. while the-tape colllnlctlplnl
are adjusted to‘.flt.ii.lly»“817.ll of paella
age by f1 single jerk on'n buckle.“ ‘
it: is 'estlmatedfitttatttlo invention
will save tho got/crumb ti. moron-thaw
75 per cent. of. itswoxpon no for twine.
while tho fasteners, which » can .bo
lllantlfacxglrcd ill qnalltltlca for about;
fl cents )Icce. could be astld over and
over again. still. further lllcl‘tlitfilllfllltty
saving ill collar. 1.0 say nothing of tho
economy ill.*tlnl‘ol.’ '; 3' I
This invention is being toatod anticl-
all ttppllcatloili.£0£;.1J€.l0ll_t by a colu-
nllttec conlpotlcdyz’df, lieflotlflll. ant-dat-
llnt. posttnahtcr general. the assistant:
postmaster at Baititnore..and the chief;
of the’railway .mailnervlco. .
l 3100, ‘REw-ARDNMIJO. ‘
The random pt/thimpapcr will but
pledged to, learnthai time I at least
one dreaded disease‘that to once has
been able to unrefinr allr its *stages.
.and -. that is Catarrb." Hail‘s~:0atarrlr
Cure in the only positive .cnre nowl
known to the medical fraternity. .Ca~
‘tarrh being’a‘conatitutiolial tllselthe, ro.
hull-es _. a' constitutional; treatment.
Hall's Catarrlr‘Curo ls taken lntornab
lyhactlng dlroctlytupou the blood, amt
mucous Surfaces‘ot thehyfstcln; theta-2‘
*by destroying tho foundatioul-ot’ ‘thu
:‘digease.’ aha -. giving‘? the -~pattellti
istrengthgby building .up the cannula.
not: and assisting, nature in doing it»
work. Thea proprietorshave‘so much.
faith in its curative powers, that "thoyl
(tier Opellllaiired Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Semi for.
list of tostlmonials.
Address F. J. CHENEYMSL CO.. Tolu-
pp
Take Hall's Family Pills for month
nation. . ‘ .. ,_ “
.vnonoucntv comics... e‘
Canton is One of the Oldest Citics
in the World. '
Canton. the capital ot’ thc provincu
of Kwangtung. hall a population of
about 2.000.000 and lactic. of tho old-
est citics ill the World. and until tho
port of. liongkong was opcllcd it was
lilo cxport city of the cnlpirc. Its old
walls and fortifications. with tilctr old
gulls, arc all now obsolete and entirely
llcgloctcd. rclllailling only as liltlllllr
lllcllts of'deparlcd ages. ‘l‘lloy barn
never been of service oxccpt at; warll~
tug of danger to all invading too and
no doubt bad the desired effect until
tho last'llalf century. '
Canton ‘is said to bc absolutcly a'n'l
thoroughly Chinese. and there is no
other city in lilo empire that In morn
so. ’l‘llcrc it cxists today. with Its nur-
its extrclnc poverty and its pccullarl!
constructed buildilll‘ts.-‘alld «When 0:10
mnsidcrs the habits ‘flllfl’meLUt/‘ilis if
its pooplo and lllt‘ll'uat‘ltlf‘Vf‘lllt‘lilS l't
lbc arts so clllll'aclcr‘lst‘lc of that coma
try. its :lllclolll history so rcsplcn'lcnl
collturics alto. unions»: that history is a.
fublc, and StK'ti tlloroznow so pupil that
is filthy and ropugnanl to com llon dc~
cont-y alld oiviliaation tho pl-oaont
stoic of tbc country needs but to bc
sccn to bc colldclllncd.
l\'o strangor‘ la respociod or halo
from lllalllt within its limits unloas ho
has official or military bcuring or in in
caro. 0f.“ trusty guldc—pllc of thcir
owlll. colthl'ynlcll.; armpit il’ilb fillcmlr;
liccnoc nlld powcr. ‘ .
W ~
, 4,1; 2.3322: ft it‘i‘ti'
CA TOMA .
For Infants. andflhildrcll.
fill lllllll Yllll flail lilting Blight
l
l v ' . rm
Bears the .- j . .
Signature}! m
, ~. .. . . y . y.
NEED Off. 860': GROSS IN WALL;
8‘!" RE ET.
President Farnam says the Only Dis-
aster of the Country Occurred
I There. ‘ ~
HARTFORD. Nov. Edwin optlnilljl.‘
tho deliberations of tilt: annual mcot-
lot: of the (lonncctlnul branch of tho
Rod (lroan Sllcicty. ilcld llcro ycatordlly
afternoon. i’rct-lldcut W. W. l-‘lll'lnlul. of
New l-lavon. paid the only dll-ln tor in!
the your Wall that of Wall ..trool.
which the country wall now being Cilll‘
on upon to remedy. . .. ‘ .
MI'H. Sara 1‘. Kiltlluy. of Hartford.
alalc accrctary. ropcrlcd llllllt‘llllllfit'tllllfl
Of 002. with hllIillIl luolnhuf‘ll. u totull
cllrolllllout for tho Hlfllll'flf 1.008.
hillb- 'l'i‘t':lltlltfl‘l‘ ’I‘bollllltl llmlkcr. of
NW linrcu.‘ rcporlwi cypcmlitn‘ron or.
$811.30 for Ill“. your. with It bnlunrd
on Eclllcml‘lcr 301' 1007’} of “€3.58. "2 l
Appendicitis ‘ .
to dim In II. largo llulllaurcln attuned)!
lilo Ilolvcia. by .tlllltlltlylllfi,Illbilillt‘. DI!"
sulltlvna. 'l'o-‘llt'old all donor. and uni“
in. King’s now Lilo l’iild‘. tho sate.
'ltontlo (downturn and invigorato a.
Guaranteed» cure, , clipplliilllo. a
null». Illilfli‘lft"ltfitldlili but. hit r, J.
fillxtc ’ll lirllgfinluyc.‘ , 25%;; ‘1“? I!“
2 ‘ "' L-“?“‘“f5h.il.“"l“'r‘f”;'.f ‘1 l" I. f l
'r or mail «nonrandom»; l,
4 o it) man, Novg'atiwtilthiit’wamlr‘
mm and Nelson Appleby’m ”flilfi
‘1'
$3,000 bonds fo' lrtuldu .t 0'3 ‘0
court.» ‘tl obi '91. by: ‘ ‘
of the norm»; all“ old .9
day morning. 'f’hoy are accused .1
ting tire to at ttchoolboutlelw math
.ltt‘i‘ Ill. Jl anatomically Applchywlin
4w.
4‘
i
team olfcrtfll no lctlllmotlv. ttotttmt
It
1....” if?’ “yo,“ 3.le ,. M,
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o, 0, . i, ~_
Sold by all Druagttts. 7.50., . ..
row streets. its old tolnplcs. its. wealth. . _
prnltenlNI by tho ninth and ”to do- .
or the man were able in ”Patch below _
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