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'l‘hisis a Pipe Highlands Chocolata.
and Bobtail Mixturqtihat‘ we receive
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.. Telephone pail. 641—2.
All Orders ,Dpiiyorod Fro.
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of Charge.
A horse load of coal“ has arrived for
the' thel Oyster Company. ‘
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Charles Reynolds. of; Hefner's East
livid? store, spent. yestérday in New
or t. " " .
Mrs. C. 8. Alshhdl‘pil; of. Seavlew
avenue. ‘is ill at her “heme with an
pendlcitis.
Mrs. Minnie HoffmadMiller has re.
turned ‘to her home id’Piainville,‘ after
a visit with Mrs. Edward Mead, of
Edlle avenue. .
Miss Mildred Hyatt, of St. John
street, ,is spending a few days at her
home here, having been in New York
for some time.
The evangelistic services at the East
Avenue Methodist Church took the.
place of the regular weekly prayer
meeting there last‘eveniug.
W. M. Tenney. the chalk talking
evangelist, addressed a large gather-
ing last night at the Advent Christian
Church. Mr. 'l‘enney had a large
blackboard, upon which be illustrated
his discourse in a very interesting
manner.
East Norwalk fishermen are getting
smelt now which break the record for
sie. The "smelt. are in the Benedict
Farm mill pond, having gone in with
the rising tide and being nimble to
get out on account of flood gates. The
pond is alive with them and good
sport is had when they are biting.
—A healthy man is» a. king in his
own right. an unhealthy man is an no
“any slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
nullllds up sound health—keeps you
we . ‘v '
ROWAYTON.
Miss Mosetta Hart, of Port ClICSth‘.
is visiting Miss Lida Wicks, of‘CrOCkl
on street. '
_Mrs. Frederick McDonald, of Crock-
ett. street, underwent an operation at
the Norwalk Hospital today.
The members of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company will hold a turkey
supper tonight, at the headquarters in
Rowayton avenue. A first. class menu
Will be prepared.
The private sale at the residence
of Miss Margaret Wilson, Logan
street, Rowuyton. will continue
throughout this week, when everything
will be disposed of,
Mrs. Warren Switzier, who has been
the, guest of her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Wilson. of Logan street since the tit-nth
of their mother in.Washington a few
weeks ago, left town today for her
homein Omaho, Nebraska.
At‘ a recent meeting of the. Rowdy-
tori library board it was decided to
purchase for $400 the lot on McKinley
street, 80x160 feet. The advisory
board and trustecs‘will consider the
library building later. It has been pro-
posed. to use the concrete, building
blocks in Its construction. '
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER.
“May the Lord help you make Buck-
ien's Arnica Salve known to all,"
writes J. G. Jenkins. of Chapel Hill, N.
C. it quickly took the pain out of a
felon for me and cured it in a wonder-
fully short time." Best on earth for
sores, burns and wounds. 25o at i“. ll.
Baxter's drug store. ”
DARIEN AND NOROTON
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The interior of the Buried post of-
ilcc has rccoived a new coat of paint
thin week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gallatin loft Nor-
VALUABLE COUPON.
F‘. H. Baxter. the popular druggist.
proposes to s ve you money. and It
you will prese t the following can-
pon at his store. he will let you
have a regular titty cent package of
Dr. Howard’s celebrated specific for
the cure of constipation and dyspep-
alu, containing 60 doses, at hali‘ prion.
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a” This coupon entitles the holder I
. to encode package of Dr. liow- .
‘. ard'aspooifie ,for the cure of con- .
. stipation and dyspepsia at half .
"60:“ 230: We will refund .
the; money toany dissatisfied pur- .
chair. - ' .
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. jrwzh'rv-r‘iv; chars: .
have .5. a... letter; ”All on
give withnovery'packane he sells his
personal guarantee to refund
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mane if it doesnot. core. This in cer-
ml lyyotmou unusual offer-ea reliable
me tells: all half price, with the fur—
than ,
be chest-fit
does not euro. . 7
his the till your money will
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i;- now “at home" to their many friends
' at the home of Mrs. P. Bennett.
. Bennett ls well and favorably known
- In this community and the wedding
'1 "was a most happy event.
the .
u ‘ “tint“i
“landfill,
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plan Mondayl'or their winter home“ I
New York. ,
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, Mound Mrs. Robert Gilchrist left
Noroton this week to spend the win-
ter in New York. ‘ ‘
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Mrs; Matthew; Gluusen,
entertaining her sister
daughter,‘from Alstorht.
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Miss busy German. of New Canaan.
has been visiting her grandparents,
tRev, and Mrs. I. B. Brown, of Noro-
on.
Noroton, Is
. and little
Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett, of
Noroton, returned Monday from their
wedding Journey in the west and are
Mr.
Amongthe
relatives and friends present were
Mr. and Mrs. Madison. of New York,
Miss Ethel Johnson, of East Orange,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schmitt. ot' the
Wee Burn Club House, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bennett. The wedding
took place at the home of Mrs. P.
Bennett, the mother of the bride-
groom, where a fine supper was serv-
ed after the ceremony. which was per-
formed by Rev. Louls French. A ser-
enade In which a large number.- of Nor-
oton friendsrparticipnted was an event
which williong be remembered. The
charming bridewus Miss Marie Swen-
son, of New York.
- STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 26c, 500 and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford, Baxter's and Plalsted's. t"
-* WESTPORT.
Thomas Quinlan. the contractorv has
bought the fast pacer, Walter (leer,
from E. T. RodfOrd.
Ell B. Mend has bought the half
interest of his partner, Dr. McArdel,
in the trottct‘ they formerly owned
jointly.
E. C. Birge will speak at the meet
lug ot' the Housatonlc Grange. at Strat-
ford on Modern Dairying, Saturday
eyenlng.
Mrs. Annie Frederick has purchased
a plot in Willowbrook cemetery. and
has caused to be removed the the re-
oi’ her mother, her husband and sister.
from Christ. church cemetery.
Large quantitiesiiof frost. fish are
now being taken from the river at
Saugatuck, The fish are running larger
than usual this year. Some of the
specimans caught. weighed over a
pound. and they are not. uncommon,
either.
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‘ W. E. O'Haver, ot‘ Woodlawn, N. Y..
has contracted to furnish a massive
monument. for the plot. of the late
George H. Taylor 'In Willowbrook
cemetery, The monument has been
shipped from Westerly. it. 1., and will
be placed in position in a few days.
A party of Westport people went to
Southport Wednesday evening and
surprised Mr. and Mrn.‘w. I-I. Durant.
liuui Jones; Mrs. Walter Crossman.
Miss Currie Croossman, Mr. and Mrs.
W. I]. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cakes. Mr. and Mrs. 1.. H. (innit, Miss
Amelia. Murray and Mr. William Kirk.
Contractors and employers here are
rewiring large numbers or applica-
tions for work by men who have been
thrown out of employment by the
stringency in tile money market. There
Is no demand for labor in the village,
but there In yet plenty of work
the farms in the surrounding country.
and men out of employment. will do
well to turn their efforts in that direc-
tion.
It is now practically settled that
there will be no steamboat line from
this port to New York. at least dur-
Ing the Winter. The consolidated
road In said to have, made a special
rate to manufacturers In this towm
provided all shipmenls are made over
to the road. Should it steamboat line
to New York he inaugurated it, is pro-
phesied that there will be it rise In the
freight rates on the railroad.
A HARD DEBT TO PAY.
"I owe a debt of gratitude that can
never be paid off." writes O. S. Clark,
of Westfiold. Iowa, "for my rescue
from death, by Dr. King's New Discov-
ery. Both lungs were so seriously af-
fected that death seemed imminent.
when l commenced taking New Dis.
covery. The ominous dry. bucking
In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Wll- '
()Il '
cough quit before the first bottle was
used. and two more bottles made a
complete cure." Nothing has ever:
equaled New Discovery for caught»;
colds and all, throat and lung com-
plaints. Guaranteed hi; if. it. Baxter,
druxglst. 600 and $1.0 . Trial bottle
free. "
WILTON;
Mrs. M. E. Davenport has returned
from a visit with Mrs. Elydil. (1. kid-
er, in New Haven. '
several days last week of rs. Abel
Whitlock, in New Haven.
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Miss Marian Statues expects to
spend the winter inflonton with her
brother, Professor Harry Bturses.
' 'Mlss Alice DeWItt WM one of a par-
ty who witnessed the Yale-Princeton
ball game in New liiiven ohvtiiaturday.
The near, sum of $45 was realized
at the recent supper held in Cannon
Hall by the button Aid Boclety of the
Methodist Church. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert aluminum
pect to leave town this week-for a
4
Mrs. C. J. DeWitt was the- nest for,
‘Wiii let go when
or r ‘
‘ihfimm do mm and ‘ family co... .
plate opening their summer resb
, once to town next week; In order to
satay a consonant Thanksgiving.
in . pa ly of delegates from.St.
,ithowlw Mrsbitatteadun the wom-
n‘u Auxiliary meeting held last Wed-
nesday .in Trinity Church. New Ha-
ven. '
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A forest tire raged several days last
Week on ”The Mountain’tlnflouth Wil-
ton, presumably ignited by locomo-
tive sparks. The llamas. spread, but
no darlings was done "to buildings.
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The boys ‘in the. neidllbo‘ohood have
dammed up the river east, of.‘lrud
Morgan's and flooded titlinceut meadow
land. A convenient skating rink will
result on the appearance of {sold weath-
er. ,; ,2
An auction was held Wednesday on
the premises of Josiah (illebrt-on ‘Bel'
den Hill. Live stocki'belongtng res-
pectively to Mr. Gilbert and David
Jenks were sold. I". W, Mitchell, of
South Norwalk, was the‘ auctioneer.
Tracy Robinson. anoted writer, well
known In literary circles, was the Week
end guest of his friend, Dr. Frederick
Sturges. of Cannon. Mr, Robinson re-
sides in New York. but will soon re
turn to Panama, where he has it home
party of the year.
The Matinee Whist Club met Tues»
day afternoon at. the home of Miss Fol-
som. Four tables “'9”? filled, guests
being invited. The ~ successful .conr
petltors were Mrs. M. Eu Davenport.
Mrs." Frank'Comstockri' Mil-s. R. H.
Fitch and Miss Marian Olmsteud in ,the
order named. ,_ . '
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Contractor was; Olmsteud had a
narrow escape frtim serious injury last
Saturday. While‘engaged in rooting
a burn on the Swanwipk‘ premises in
North Wilton his foot slipped and he
fell to the ground a distanco of many
feet. After his removal home a phy?
slcian was called who. fortunately pro-
nounced
slight.
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ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin flush, of New Castle.
Det. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped mt
until I took i‘lrazillau liaim. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale. by R. H. Pittlsted, I“. ll
Baxter and Tile Clifford Pharmacy. *‘i
NEW CAN AAN.
Ernest J. Brown has recovered front
his attack of rheumatism,
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Miss Reanmy's new hod‘se In Smith
Main street is ready for occupancy.
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Bradley, Keeler. of Smith's Ridge,
has taken a position In the iron foun-
dl‘y In Stamford. -
Shepard's orchestra '~will give its
annual invitation dance in the Opera
house this evening. ‘
Enlnnuel .l. Palmer. chauffeur for
Malcolm Graham and ; bliss Florence
Ethel Swanton. of Bridgeport, will be
married on Thanksgiving Day.
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OIIVe BranchCouucll.’ Daughters of
Liberty. will hold a fair in Raymond's
Hull, December 2 and 3. There will
be dancing. and Shem'd's orchestra
will furnish the music.
There will be a New England stip-
por in the lecture room of the Con-
grogutlonal church this evening front
ii to 8, under the auspices of the Y. P.
S. C. E.
Miss EllavMay Selleck, of Green-
wich. and John H. North, Jr., will be
married in Greenwich Saturday. Miss
Sollcck ls well known here. and has
many friends. For several years she
was frequently a guest at the home of
Mrs. George E. Scoluy.
Hurry Land and Miss Ethel Austin.
both of this town, who were married
in the Rowuyton Baptist church by the
Rev. Frank C; Brown. have returned
from ,a short honeymoon trip. For the
present they will reside with the Ino-
titer of the bride at her home in Main
street. “
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The weekly Meeting of the Young
Men's Socihi Club will be. bold in the
lecture room of the M. E. church, Fri-
day night. Severn] committees are to
report, and the matter of a club room
will be considered. it is thought that
Itw club will evontuall occupy the
old Baptist church bull ing in Main
street. although the matter is not set-
tlcd us yet. (I. r. .‘ ‘
Rev, Mr. mt». pastor of the colored
church, which has been holding revi-
vnl services In Raymond's Hall for
.souic months post. is having trouble
keeping his congregation tomather. A
short time ago he was accused by a
number of the people of his flock. and.
although he exonerated himself. It did
union to disturb the relations between
pastor and people. Sunday nlghtu dis-
turbance occurred, which" caused the
pastor considerable trouble, and has
practically broken up the sttendanoo
of his church. After leaving the hall,
several colored young sports engaged
in a light. which wuonlso participated
in by young Womenli. The lighting con-
tinued for some time. and the nogroen
Were warned byioiiicer John E. Wood
to canoe their qnarrellng. it continued
later in Railroad avenue, and resulted
in the' arrest of tow colored men on
a charge of disorderly conduct and
breach of the peace. A later develop-
ment was the arrest ~ on a charge of
assault, of a colored couchmnn, who
i the animus became
known.
l HEAD on TROLLEY octtlsion. ~
BANHUSKY, Ohio. Nov. 22.wln a
head-on collision early today between
an interurbnn Lake Shore Electric
Railway motor and a city our, a dozen
men were injured. live so seriously
that they were'takea to the hospital
and two may die. 1A heavy to; pro
valle‘d when the collusion occurred.
' the life forces be i
his injuries comparatively?
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tHow to‘ConIBrv
‘ . lop am:
The time coulo'to every one when
_ ‘ .1“ full. It is a
little harder to clot a hill or walk
up stairs.’ Exorcism it! taken iéés vig-
orously or abandoned, and we feel
lug near. ,
“It? is l‘more' than , probable that we
hump been. ovarédrlvinm‘ltliui -‘ machine
offline body: which! it‘ll
and ‘~ nutclilne if ‘ oven
should ilnmodimcl'yht' steps to
change the“ near, build up» the
strhugth'id‘nrl t'estot-eitl'i "life rot-heir:
Toirhlsond nothing ‘iil liltifotil‘ doli-
ciohs odd“ liver and drop; preparation,
Vinoi, Which‘ is fur‘ superior totallother
iodide and“ cod 'Iivor preparations be".
onu‘he‘ it' is‘made by a“ scientific, ea,-
Iractlve. concentrating“process from
fresh coda" livers.“ cordbfntn‘g' iwlth
peptonnte‘of iron‘ all the medicinal,
healing; body-building elements-of cod
liver oil. but'n’o oil. ‘
As a body builder and strength
creator for old ph’o‘plet delicate child-
ren, W6flk.‘i'llll‘deWli' persons” ‘atter
sickness. untilt‘or" chrOnic coughs.
colds. bronchitis und'atl‘ throat and
lung‘ troubles, Vinol iis‘unexcelled.
Try it on our‘offe‘r‘to return your
macy, South NorWqu'.‘ Conn.
REDDING’.
The asshshors are meeting every
Monday this month.
Ssndfordiown, progresses slowly.
Daniel C’Kiei‘o has the chimney to
his cottage built and is living In the
cottage. ‘
Mrs. Stirnh ()sbornc. who is nearly
97 years old. has nearly recovered
from her recent Illness;
Tho suicide of» Prof”. Underwood in
West Reddi'ng, Saturday, and the at-
tack on his wife and daughter created
flinch oxritomenti '
' Albert (lorhani' attended the Nation-
al Grunge meeting in Hartford. Mr.
and Mrs. E. P, Sanford, of Pleasant.
Valley. also attended“.
am
his young horse and the doctor is rid-
ing behind it fine team; He averages
25 miles it day and needs a good team.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. ll; Cornwall and Mrs.
Victor Cole. of Bridgeport. made a fly-
ing visgt kto Mir. ColtmsIl‘s summer
once. a Noe S dtown. Mon-
day. ’ ”M
> Elder Adams-press ’ ”in very Inter-
esting sermon‘ In the Methodist Episco-
pal Church Saturday. The attendance
was small. as most or'the people were
busy with their fall Work, and some
did not know of his cording.
Services at the“ Congregational
Church for Sunday, NOV. 24, will be as
follows: in the morning a. Thanksgiw
his sermon: In tho eyening. a. home
missionary service; The Progress of
Work Among than: ” ‘ ants.
vices In charge-of" .E. E. Burtncr.
What all present united in pronounCv
ing a delightful entertainment was
Methodist Episcopal Church on Wed-
nesday evening last. The chief contri-
butor to the p'rbgraul with W. W. Stev-
ens, of Danbury, wh a1. frequently
before given pleas re Bedding audi-
ences by his elocutionary and drama.-
tlo talent, His efforts nchr had a
more up lative reception than on
this occ Ion. Loc
with songs and recital ons. Their ren-
“Annie Iaurie” and "Dixie Land."
were especially satisfactory. After
the literary and musical feast refresh-
ments were served to the enhancement
of the pleasure and good humor of the
gathering. Financially the entertain-
ment was satisfactory. ’
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
DAVID; HARUM.
It would seem all If everyone who
had read Edward Noye‘s‘WestcoH's de-
lightful character sketch of men. wo—
men and manners In. Central Now
.York, called "David I-iarum," would
want to see the work in dramatic
shape. In dramatic shape it has been
for something over two and a half
years and during that time, most of
which has been spout in New York,
Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia. its
success has verged upon‘the extraor-
dinary. Mr. C; Is to present the
well known com
the ploy at Iioyt's Theatre one night
only. Tuesday, Nov. 26, giving It with
a tnirefully selected supporting cttst
could bodesired. The dramatization
was made by It. and M. W. Hitchcock
liberties with It. The play In divided
into three acts and the scenes take one
to llomevlllc, N. Y. All of the charac-
ters of the book are in the play and: so
are the best of the many good lines
anti odd sayings which caused'tho mad.
are so much onioytitant. Mr. Brown's
to be expected, most pronounced. lie
Is an Ideal Hurum and brings out the
many side lights in the old foilow’s
chudrctcr with great skill. He shows
bank, and finally shown the mun in his
home. 0
' MUSIC HALL. "
Notwithstanding the bad Weather
last night, the Electrograph row a
good-sized crowd to .Music Hat. The
pictures are growing more popular
and better every day. The illustrated
songs were tremendously successful
The song “Two liiueiilyos" took eight
ensures. Tonight'dth
of»; program. wither nothing but
root from France and England. Candy
matinee Saturday.
UNCLE JOSH PERKINB..
Uncle .losh Perkins was presented
at Hoyt‘s Theatre, last night.
play was well staged and presented
h liturgy add brine]
that the, end of active service isl druwa‘
No out like ,‘ ‘
tit ilk, and“ we .
money if it hills; The Clifford Phar— ».
Painting-on: the Stanford liOlllt‘i-tl't‘titl. '
Ser- ‘
given in the parlors ‘Of the Redding _
"talent assisted '
dition of old time Melodies, such as ‘
inn, llurry Brotvn. In .
and with it production that is all that ~,
and. they are said to have very few .
individual hit to the comedy is. as was 7
iiarum at. his hobby. trading horses, ,
shows him as a busittnsamtm In his '
entire change ;
the bent and latest. pastures. some out
pf a shipment received yesterday til: ,
to a large and well planned audience“ ,7 ..
Th6! T;
and received the applause of the au-v ,»
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thence. The next ati faction will lw
David Harnm. next 'l‘nesday night. On.
Wednesday night. The IIotioymoouorn,
will be the bill and there will be out
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evening.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahlckemon—Col. J. A. inugdon.
Danbury: Mrs: PB. Mansfield. Provi-
dence, R. 1.: L. R. Hurlbutt. Wilton:
George L. Rockwell. ltidgeliold; W. .l.
Cunningham, Hartford; .I. ll. Could.
New Haven»: Willintn O'Brien, Ilart»
ford; Charles Adams. Hartford: H. W.
Halo, New Haven; Eugene Inuit-limiter,
New York; I. J. Mllcy. Philadelphia:
N. Murphy, New York: J. B. llnnnc.
New Haven; H. B. Jennings. South
Norwalk: R. i“. Fisher. Now York:
llolm Ryan. llanbury: A. i‘. Cutler-
strom. St. Paul: A. I“. Knnlfmztu. lio»
lroit; ‘ '
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Mrs. i). I«‘. Donaldson.
, Kingston.
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Women troubled with fainting
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‘ Theodosia of those trout: es. bow-
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VALE-PRINCETON CONFERENCE.
NEW ”A \'Ii.\'. Nov. 22r~~As the re
sult of the {ruling which bus-airiseu
ui i‘rinct'lon over the Talc 'l‘oum‘s do-
:iy in routing: on tho fitiltl :ii o be-
alnnlng of tho shroud hull Hf lb... (qu
, I’i'Entw ion l'::o'b:iil gum" how in“. Sul-
iII'ilJi'. :I t'mii‘t who will". Hyltl todug. be.
tw- rn llouti ('xnit'll Ix'nox. Whiter t‘unlp
tllld (‘onrh liolbl'. nI‘ llvn I’riut-utoll
iontn. 'l'lli'l‘t‘ have burn mam t‘tllii'
invitis as to tluI rutaon and result of
the (lt'lily, and in ortirr to roach a com-
plt‘to undvrsidnding Iu-twrun lllt,’ rop-
rusontzltirt-u oi‘ the two universities, it
was dt‘(:itlt‘il to talk the hunter ovor.
No oillolul i'tllilplllilll llllh' been recoiv»
yd yrt by Yul:- l‘roru Princeton.
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HARTFORD Munosnmpsz CON-
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HARTFORD. Nov; Birfiil‘ho (also of
fluorite llot‘rlor. oliul‘gvd with tho mur-
of‘.
der ol’ Iiora Luthjc, was again t,‘()lilill- .
and in the rourt'iyestorduy. as the cor-
oner's roporl was not i't‘tidi'.
Miss EMMA summon"
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rooms. . No other, mdioimvin the Emilih‘y has nucleoli such unqualified
cure: of female ills as has .
‘to read one of your udvofiiscihento‘
yr Lydia iii. Pinkham’u Vegetable!
startling, .' ‘7
last to try it snd‘f'csnnot ex rest: my gratitude tortilla.
outlrol‘ wetland fee like a new person." , .
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FURS~--—FURS.
a . 37"" We have everything that is popular this. season in Scarfs and Mufl's, including‘i? ;
quirrel, Fox, Marten and Chinchilla. r 1‘
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,.veit',‘s.;tri shown the Mimlnpfiriifvs
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,Squad Ready “With: Annual Garvc
, With Harvar’d at c‘amoriua‘ér ' ‘
NEW HAVEN. Nov; 22.4The,.\’tt,l‘
football team and substitutes leftherr
.i'oeterduy afternoon ion the 1:40 train:
for Auburndale, Mass...where any will ,
remain until Saturday wilén' Yale
meets Harvard in the un'lliit‘il game at
Cambridge. The players were given a
rather quiet send’oh‘ by the banduot‘
students congregated at the New Ha-
ven House. Congdon. whose ankle
was hurt in tho Yule-Princeton gnaw.
limped somewhat as he walked‘t‘q‘ his.-
oarriugc and it is not known definitely
WilClllEI' he will play Saturday. It wa ‘
also quite evident. that Paige. the bin "
ucklc, was not in the bent of con-
'i‘he men taken yesterday uftcruoo 1 ‘
are: Capt._. Bigolow... ti. Jonas. ’l‘.;.
.Iones. Logan. Pigoti, Fostér..Pulxc,n,
Cooney. Brown, Coug‘doi “Dpnbur. Gor- .
lull. Biddle. ,fl‘llol'nton.,. X‘Icott. Bilrclt,,«
lilacs. lllnglnun..'l3rl,do (“Bastien COS...
Wyliallbmar, Homer“ lin-ph‘y, Phil-S
bin, liliilclwll and’. Whedlon. . k ‘
‘ Suturtayimirnn 3 so dnd'sq d of :
faithful substitute: aillgbe‘ tokgi .io .
huubrldgcwtuon who have aidedth‘o
‘ilulvorslty team in their daily, drills
lit the field. This squad Int'lild‘s u.
quubcr oillnen who are ineligibfe'to
play on the team; this year, but who
have, given their, services for the good
of the first loam. fl ,
Apesummrts
large measure to abuse of
In this In a
, the bowels, by employing‘drastic pars. ‘
mitives. To avoid all don r, like only
Dr King's New Life Fill, the halo,‘
senile cleansers and luvigoratovs.
Guaranteed to cure headache, billions-
noss, malaria and Jaundico, at If. H‘
Baxter's drug stoma 260. ‘ .
GUNBOAT A‘BBIGNED" T0‘ Til-ii .
arm's:- _ . . ‘
NEW HAVEN, Nev: 22.n'i‘lidtofllv.
tors of the local division of the mud ,
‘_ bntallon of tho state. “have received},
Word that. tho. vcrnmont hail dullgtl‘f;
ed the gunbout Machine totheiggn-f
nertinut imitation In place of the n-
vertod yuot'liiffrlda.’ whiuh‘has hem
‘ used“ here a iiuthtior‘ot'yenmv _ The:
Machine In much larger than the Ethnic ‘
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ors wammlt i-l
crew .otsihuashoouer :Dlololl‘owioli -0
were charged with reckless:
on the chitin. of'Prooidont ,
on Climbers, have reclined. «you
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