science has devises mm 11111; that ‘
minister to the comfort of the sick and
‘ cushions.
Midloine
Alli-tiua'rou eraser.
hand our tilt-«2. 2
.. W in. of cm...
-.:- runway. '
work llafi‘rbeeil resumed upon the
Winfield strel'rl sewers?! ‘
Captain Arthur-.Day has removed
the. most, from the sloop lilroadlrill.
Mr. and Mra..Wllllarn H. Doland are
spending Thanksgiving in New York.
~(let in line and trya pound oi
L’liommedieu Broa.’ 18c Coftee No
crockery: just value.
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Wheeler and
inmiiy, of Key per Place, are spending
'i‘hanksgiving ija Danbuny. . , .
A11 entertainment will be given to
mar row in the Christ Church mission
room In Van Zandt street.
Walter H. Hoyt. : who has been
..worklng in Reading. is spending;
Thanksgiving at his home here
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M1s.;.ioseph Halloran and daughter
Miss Lulu Halloran, of East Norwalk.
will turned the holiday in New Canaan.
Harold Rundie. who attends the Ste-
vens institute proper-“atom school, is
spending the holiday at his home in
l‘nsi Norwalk.
, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. St. John and
daughter. Miss Lillian .F‘. St. John, are.
spending Thanksgiving in New Can-
111111 with relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Selleck of
Heliport. L 1., are the guests of Mr.
and M111. John L'Homrncdieu Mrs.
L’ilommedleu is their daughter.
Ray Selleck Ed Merritt. Arthur
Morrison and Ralph Bennett recently
walked to Westport and back to set-
ile‘ 1r dispute regarding their ability
to cope with Weston, the clramplorr
long distance walker. All i’ohr decided
on their return that they were not in
his ‘clasa. '
~Accident will. Whopper: but the
best regulated families keep Dr. Tho-
mas? Eclectrio 011,:01' such (interest:
ties. it subdues the path and heals
the hurt.
ROWAYTON‘.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlesl‘tirockett. of
McKinley. street. the guests , of rela-
tives in New Haven.
Robert S Morrison. l‘Springilcld.
Mass" is spending the irolitiar at his
home, Cudlipp street.
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The open season on nearly all kinds
of game is drawing to a close. The
amount caught in this section was
small.; .
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Scudder'.
of Logan street, left today for a new
eral duys' visit with relatives at linu-
1iriglon, N. 1’.
Miss Moseita “art has returned to
her home in Port Chester, after a few
days' visit with Miss Lida Wicks, in
(Jrockell street.
There is a danger spot on the Toke
nekc road, where aboul 11 rod of hand
rall’ls missing from the bridge near
the lcehouses. improvements are now
progressing on this road.
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A union Thanksgiving service will
he held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church this morning at
o'clock. The Baptist Church will no-
lie with the Methodist. An interest-
ing Thanksgiving service has been 111
ranged.
Following is a list of pupils of tho
ltowayton public school who have
been neither assent nor tardy during
the past month: Charles Atlcock. fins
sell Broadway. May nursteln. John
Cleverly. Marlon Crockett. 311111111
inalrmnn, Mildred Cushman. Theodore
Dayton, Myrtle F'rake.’l\farlon God-
frey. George Miller. Ethel Jennings,
Marlon Lynch, Ethel Mills. William
Sievurm. Ernest. Taylor. Addison Mills.
William l'lnkuey, Edward Tinker. Lu-
cile Brando. liortenco iluratoiu. Mur-
lon Jarvis, llarrlel Slit». Lois Marsh.
ltuth Cakes. Bertha Sconeld, Lester
James, Frank Mills, Russell Mills
Merton llackett, Milton Rowland.
Charlie 'l‘nttlc.‘ Corinne Ackarl, Elsie
Atwatcr, Mario Moore.
Ruth Stevens. Florence Adoock. Maud
”rantings” Marlon ('onten. Stella
variance Klinafeltt-r, Dorothy Mills.
sank Mott, Mabel Cakes. Mamie
more, Dorothy Racked. Violet Mac-
Donald. Harold Ctllblll. litisscll Hall.
10:30
ids Hoses.
Eve t
Leavers—«(llamas Stanfield
Nutsw-Darlus Tattle.
_ Catterplllarw-Mariou Arnold
Pumpkin-ltoy Merriiield
Apple—«Edna MOntst‘rmery
.Windv—Cyril Tuck.
Potatoes—~41?“ Webb
CranberryI-«lielen Webb.
Celery-Walter Klggins.
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Recitatiorr——'1‘onrrny’s Thanksgiving. 4
Eddie Ladrlgan‘.
Recitatlow—A Trying Question,
Llewellyn Godfrey.
—l‘tecitation.
1.61 on...
Recitation -— S'cvenson's
Thought. "
Claude Bowan.
“Happy
' llecitatiorr——Stevenson‘s “A Thought "
Mildred Jennings.
Exercise—Little Maids of Long Ago,
Gladys Atwntel'. Helen Savage. Alice
Lynch Emma 'l‘ntt‘le, lla Water»
bury, Annie Moore.
Song—~0ver the River and Through
the Wood.
Edith Dellus. Rosie Roses.
ltecitatiorrwh‘or I-lailoWe'en.
Robert Tilley.
Recitation-lils Repentance.
Harold Sowarby.
Recitationwtrlve Thanks for What?
Charles Snidiu.
Song,
Maud Brundage.’ Stella Frake.
Exorcism—Thanksgiving at the Farm.
Lena ileilus, Bessie Klinot’elier, Anna
Mott .
2 Exercise—Thanksgiving at-Grnndma’ 3.
Marion Coates, Violet MacDonald.
Dorothy Raokett.
Thanksgiving Song ........... Beech
Rooms 1 and ii.
Recltatlon~$Thanksgivlng Praise,
Anna Everett. ‘
Recitation—The First Thanksgiving
Day,
Ida Roach
Harvest Sang ........... G. F Elvey
Marion Jarvis, Harriet Letts,
Marsh Lucile Brenda
Recliniiom—Signs of Thanksgiving,
Clarence Close.
The Robin Song ............. Brown
ltooths ill and 1V.
Recixlaitilon—dxrwell's “The First Snow-
a
Virginia Stockmar.
Recitation—«Bryant‘s Sonnet,
er 1!
p
Lois
“ Novem-
John Cleverly.
Piano Solo-11 Trovatorc ........ Doro
Helen Scofleid.
Com posl lion—~Tlre Pilgrims.
Ethel Jennings.
Recitation—~A Legend of Harvest,
Marlon Godfrey.
A Hymn 01‘ Thanksgiving,
SohooL
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Marlon iiartwriglrt has return-
‘ed from Rochester.
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Gilbert. Hartwrlght has recovered
from his recent illness.
The Darieu llaseball Club gave a
dance in the Town Hall, Darlen last
evening ‘
...—......
Theodore Fairbanks of Bradford. is
visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W
H. Fairbanks
Mrs. Stillsou, of Bridgeport. is the
guest of Mrs. A. S llibtrlns, where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. I-ierr‘ry Selleck and Miss Althea
Hazel Sellerk expect to leave for Ashe-
ville. N (‘., in a few days.
Nrrllrnn Nash has taken the resins:
rant formerly conducted by William
Chalmers on ltullroud avenue.
A. Webb utrrl daughter will be the
guests of Mid-1.0901“ Hunted. Miss
Webb‘s 1111111. In Sound lit-aclr. today.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer. oi‘ Stamford.
nee Miss Maud You lilue, will spend
thr- |1olidlry willr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Cave.
Mr and Mrs William (‘lralnreis will
shortly remove to Stamford and oc-
cupy the house of Dr. (lelb. who will
board with them.
W. W. Sadly and family. of New
York. will spend 'l‘huukaalviug with
his mother, Mrs. It. A. Seely. at
Charles G. Woterbury'a.
Contractor Harry Bullock. assisted
by Parker Sellock, is building '1‘. It.
Willson's bungalow. prottiiy situated
on an eminence in the Willson
grounds.
Mr. and Airs. Georgellearee spent
Sunday in Newark. the guests of Mr
1111 Mrs. Ilur'gcuaer. Mrs. l-iurgessor
1111 Miss (trace Nichols.
A very effective evergreen arch
hearing the pastors illlef'ol in novel
design for next Sunday has been piac
ted in the Methodist Church. l‘lrc aub-
leet is "America fol' Christ "
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WESTPOi-i'r.
Otto Peterson. truck driver for
Gault Brothers. fell from his wagon
Tuesday, and sustained a broken nose.
1
The schooner Fannie Fowler, dap-
taln Wood, is ed up at Nae a dock
hurtling cord w for New Y {lien-
llo hrotberton is making the shipment
will be remembered by Davies friends '
‘h' 1 within .
anchors . This event will to a place
future date which has not been deter-
mined
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The petition for the math to the ‘or
icinal one session schedule in the
schools was laid up on the table at the
last meeting of the school committee
It is explained that. some] at the
grades cannot be placed on the old
schedule, and that. to some the mat
tor for a part would- malts confusion.
The! grades in the High school building
are filling up. and the, rooms are
crowded. This is the coming problem
for the school courrhlttec,‘ for soon
there will be a demand for more room
by the increasing number scholars
Bonn at. the Church of it 1121‘ Assumpv
tlons announce the coming marriage of
James Murphy and Miss Julia Downs.
both of this village.
lt‘ls confidently announced that the
rcmonstrance against the proposed an-
Ioon at the Quinlan building will be
successful, and that the license applied
for by John Carpenter will he- refused
by the county commissioners. 1.1 is
also announced that the commissioners
make the refusal on grounds not pro-
sentcd by: the remonstrunts ,at the
hearing. The commisaloners are om-
powered' by law 'to investigate for
themselves if they sec 11.1. and look the.
ground over thoroughly. Mr. Carpen-
for had many friends in town who
hoped that he would be allowed the op
cripple and unable to do ordinary
work. The commissioners found no
fault with his personal fitness to con-
duct. a saloon.
the action of same of the citizens con~
cerning the differences of the board of
selections holding office in the town. a
..—
meeting of the board was' held Monday?“
night, at which the town was divided:
into llrree districts, the road work (.111
each to be in charge of one of the se-
lectmen. The appropriatidn was 111
vided lrrto three parts and each select.
man will Ire obliged to confine his
work to the amount of his share of the
appropriation. The settlement. between
the, warring members of the board was
arranged amicably and everything is
expected to move along smoothly in
the future There are nine road dls~
tricts in the town and each of the se
lecturen will look after three of them.
Selectman Georges. Jennings was glv
en the East Long lots. West Ions Lots
and Greens F111 ms districts Ills third
of the $5, 000 appropriation is 81.665.
from which will be deducted the cost
of the work already done in his terti-
tory Selectmen Kenrpar and Boers
will look after the other six districts.
The board will meet with the county
commissioners .on Saturday 111 pursu-
ance of the complaint filed by. several
citizens concerning the condition of the
road to Southport, but as the road was
completed on uesday there is little
to be done at the meeting.
At the regular busines and social
meeting of the Epworth League of the
Westport M. E church held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Simpson.
on Monday night. a most. pleasant aur-
prise was given to Mrs 11‘. M. Ray-
rnond who for many years has been
an earnest worker in all branches of
church enterprises, especially at then
organ. About lib members of the lea.
gas were present and after the routine
business was disposed of, Rev. G E.
Bishop, with a few well chosen words,
presented Mrs Raymond with a. silver
tr try on which rested a cut glass pitch-
er and six glasses. With it went the
best wishes of the onlcial board, the
Ladies' Aid Society and the Epworth
league Mrs. Baymoad expressed her
pleasure in accepting the gift. as best
alre (tilllil under thctrylng circumstan
con and then all joint In singing "Blast
be the tie that blade." The meeting
was ndlourncd and aspecial meeting
called for the purpose of electing offi-
cers for the ensuing year (which re-
sulted as follows: W A. Peck, preai
dent; E. 0. Simpson. first vice presi-
111 nt Mrs. E. Bishop. second vice-
president; hirs S. LI. Flilow, third vice
president: Mrs. E. 0. Simpson, fourth
vice-president: Miss M. E. Shifted.
secretary; Miss 0.1.Sulffen.treusur-
or. The meeting adjourned £111 a so
clai hour was spent with music and
ll‘lv'ult‘ldhmenl.
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FRONTIES TRIBEB ACTIVE.
PAltlS Nov. 27 -——Advlccs received
here from Algeria say that the agita-
ilou among the turbulent frontier
tribes in unabated The government
Algeria telesrapbs that tho thousand
tribesnrt'n invaded Algerian territory.
r'uvaalrrl; many gardens and burning
runny Irayatuclra. after which they re
tired. 'I‘he (loverrrorigtmerui has re-
solved an urgent request for troops
from the mayor of Nourours who says
the town is threatened by large hordes
of Arabs. Accordingly additional for,-
mut will be sent there to exact 91111111:
plury satisfaction.
PRESIDENT OF PENNSYLVANIA
COLLEGE.
PITTSBRG, Nov. 057 wAunounce-
mom was made here t try of the elec-
tlon of Edwin ill Sparks. proteéaor of
American History in the University of
Chicago. as president of the Putnam;
vanla antic college. 111 Soliciorrtaine.
Pa. President James A. «Beaver. for:
mer governor of Pennsylvania. hall
been actlr as pre ldcnt since the
death. of lillont ‘corgo W. Ather-
11111 in 111116
t
at the Staples High School or condo4
portunity to make a living. as he is a .
in view of the many criticisms and '
, the Raye Lamp orf erfcction
1mm OIL C0. 0?
”all”. For Sale by 'A'. J.
PATIENTS BRUTALLY- TREATED.
ALBANY. Nov. 27. —~lt was announc-
ed today that the state commission in
lunacy is to make an investigation
into the charges that atlents in the
Manhattan State Hosp is]. 011 War 's
Island. have bee brutally treated
keepers. ' ' '
A HARD DEBT TO PAY.
“1 owe a debt of gratitude that can
never be paid OE" write: G. S. Clark,
of Westiield. lows, "for my rescue
from death. by Dr. Kin 's New Discov-
ery. Both loans were a seriously af-
fected that death loomed imminent,
when I commmt'tdkinx New Dis-
covery. The outrage dry. hacking
cough quit before first bottle was
used. and taro more bottles made a
complete cure."fi No 1115 has ever
equaled New Dinner for coughs.
colds and all throat 11an lung com.
plaints. Guaranteed!) RH. Sluts 1'.
drama. too and 81.09. :l‘rlal bottle
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COPPER PRICES" _ bVANCE.
NEW YORK Nov. 'L—There was
an advance in all grades of copper
at the Metal Exchange today of 1- 4
cent a pound in the bid and asked
prices making the quotations for Lake
13%@14;EMM1¥U¢.33%@13%.and
Castings, 13013“.
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Dertt's Little Early Risers are the
beat pills made. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Brldze Phar-
macy. ,
UNOASVILLE PLANT CLOSES.
UNOASVILLE Nov. 27—Accordinz
to a request made by the operallvce of
the mills of the Uncaaville Manufacti
uring Company. the management clue
on the place tonight until Monday of
next week. .
We have secured the agency for Ori-
no Laxative Fruit Syrup. the new laxa-
tive that makes the liver lively. purl-
lies the breath cures headache and
regulates the digestive organs. Cures
chronic constipation. Ask us about it.
The Clifford Pharmacy and Pleistcd':
Drug Store.
‘ . . ‘A M
iiETiiEL. Nv. 271'r—GEOIZO ll. Wild-
nrna. formerly a manufacturer of bats
in Yonkers. N. Y. died at his home
here today. at the 1139 of sixty years.
after a be 1 ll on of pneumonia.
source of consumption.
medicare, and.
_ and cozy in a taco and heparin.
our neared starry. for descriptive circular.
earner. HAT. MANuer'runea'
any cold room cheerful
‘lt has a smoke on device-rill,“
means no am 0 smell—foo .
bodice-jun acct intense ire-t.
Finithedin an _. nickel.
Bran fonilr do 4 quark. bum ‘
9mm. you.
about. . very
luster warranted.
fonts brilliant.
‘ cries and absolute
'ucty.Elqurppcdw1bnt centralE draft
hither. Mode of bran. nickel platted .
lamp warranted. it or: dealer decibel handle
Every
Oil Hutu write
«grew lion:J
PER’FECTION on; HEATERS "AND Revo LAMPS
COLLINS & 19o. shuttled?
BATTLE NEAR RABA‘l'.
PARIS. Nov. 27. —-A cable-gram re
ceived here iront Gen l)!‘.udc oom-
nrautler of the French forces in Moroc-
co. recites that. a sunguimlr'y engage-
ment lusting two days has occurred be.
tween tribesmen near Rabat. 011 the
one side was a force fighting for Airti-
ol-Azlz, the sultan of record. under
comamnd of Gen. BagdanI,-wlillc on
the other was the Chaoula tribe, coir-
ltll Hand. the. sultan of-the south. ‘Dtrr
ing the height of the battle the Zaida
tribcsmen who were fighting for Airti-
el-Aziz. suddenly went over to the
enemy after Wlllt 11 this sultnu‘ s column
was forced to retreat, losing several
cannon. The cadualty list on both
sides was large.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and children.
lit lillri Yul Ilau lliia‘i‘i Blight
Bears the
Signature of
NURSES HAVE NARROW ESCAPE.
MORRIS PLAINS, N. .l.. Nov. 27. -—-
A ilrruc-slory brick building occupied
by the nurse's? employed in the Slate
insane Asylum was partially burned
last night. The nurses. all of whom
are women. escaped, btlt tour of them
were penned in their room on the sec
and floor by the 11111111111 and compelled
to make a rope of sheets by which
they lowered themselves to the
ground.
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER.
"May the Lord help you make Buck»
len's Arnica Salve known to 1111,".
writeaJ. G. Jenkins. of Chapel 11111 N.‘
C it. quickly took the pain out of a
felon for me and cured it in a wooden
fully short time" Best on earth for
sores. burns and wounds. 260 at F. ii.
Baxter's drug store. ' '”
euo'r WOMAN 'r’usovoa are;
T t!
CHARLOTTE. N. (2.. Nov. 27.—«~Amsl
Helms. the young 1111111 arrested hurt
night and lodged in jail. charged with
the murder of Ella. Pryor. near here
Wmuthmcandth
couch cures. 1911.11
notice are; worthless and liarniful. been
Sunday evening. eardrum-1| rode to
shooting the young lady. but dot-cared
it was tit h i it
Ismouthanaooush; lift-odes Minibar
motion or patent: of the presenter fulfils 11nd
1116311 fi'u‘iiifti‘l
It bullish on schools of
with use
auto 1111
Waterproof Huntintl Cb
Men's Good Overconts, black and blue, worth 810.00 1 $8.00
Better Grade, worth up to $14.00 . 02.08
sun BetterGra‘de,worih$111.00....... ..... , $9.48
I? 318306111116”... ............. ........... ............. ..... $11.98 w
The Very Best \vorth325.00 ..... ‘.. ...... $14.98 1 .
Childrens Good Overconts 3109. worth $171) .......... 98¢ '13
:w‘ Better Grades $198.31.,” $2.411, $3.43 up to as as. worth $2 or 11,011 1150111» ~
J Yard Pea Coal $4. $0 No. 2Nlll00111$€1
sistlng of 11 column of the armon Mu- .
. Aileen:
““111 ‘11
sins and Gill)
accent Soto.
3111 Men. siesta Chhdron.
Savant
to 39.00.
... rel-no
D Santa, ,1 ; +
-—-'~"~~~1~*‘w1‘,
our‘rrrreas F011 MEN Ali'o so 3."
it North Main swat. South
Dill plinth
Edd, Store and N111 Coal $6.60.
_ ¥ Delivered 1n the collar 4
Cnreiullu Screened... Free from slate.
Best qualilu ,- . .
SUITS MADE To 911nm
FROM $15 or
A lSRAEL Proprietor.
68 Washington Strcctl , r.
“N EDUCATI'ON
Merrill Buslhe‘éé Cfiflhzfii
in - Safe invaotmqnt
And Tbére’ a Thousand: In it.
DAY SESSION FOR mourn ................................. 915.611
. mom session roe MONTH .. ............. on. 2
PENMANSHIP 3 Monroe ......................... . ....... trace
. Enrq I- Monday, D06 2a
South Norwaik Star-pro: d. . .. 3.965 (:1 Ott‘e r-
on Your, Geek 25 Salt dinner
' 33 110er MAIN 81’. so. uoawatr‘t
.tl
Dhankstpbmu Eula
we have reduced the prion on Suite, coats, Skim, Walite. Pure and
Girls Cost: to suit you. Come and lie convinced.
The Penis Gioak 81 Stat. H“ ”M ‘
SALE "‘4 BOTH. STOREE. '
33 score MAIN eraser. sou'rn uoaweut. - r .
, 5151512 1114.111 eraser:
THE HATCH
MILL. foot of Manila" live». to a
LUMIIR YARD. Water “not. .
Lumber and 1111111 Writ cramming
ma {digger tote Palm.
Now is the tune to repair root: for winter's, biotic and storm. Workers
every variety 0! shingles ranging in price from 38 lib to $10.50 per thousand,
Also We have for flat roofs 11.1 e
LINCOLN ‘Roormo
A superior brand of roadyamade. unto-date rooting. Good where any solidi
roof is needed Will stand tropic hear or erotic colic. roach; "Mm.“- .
but has no rubber in it. Has no tar in it. Hap no odor-{s M0111 , . .
any intelligent workman. A perfect 11 “gladiator—«lie but. 11111112de ii
‘. .
""‘Hi
mm»
rio made. For all commercial burner 11 aotloally fireproof. ~ ,
proof. Rats will not touch it. Under stable door: It in
Acids carom affect it like tin or froml it is tight. 1.111111. 11
Coated with fine. their land it amen an ciliitlllont limo ,
fire. It ll cooler fluid has and are arable than tin.n it is]
a more of spongy iltrre which 1101 r and is soon nook ‘ , _
booked with uspbaltum or renal and when worn: riy hid.-
auy. expansion or contraction. it makes a litre. “plain flooring. 11111111 til
place of oil cloth. Wemated for eight yearrr" wear without
tendon 11H Semitic: on Application
.j internali only. ever did or can
.1 113 11.111: rmioidobab
ram. 111;, ' 1m stumpnocrnllv «a for so
170m.
molecular» “ma houoahd’oll 111ml! whence-arm
and chest to Middle» Slum two"! with,» 11111» is the m I!
penal-ma. modulo Minimisation. kills the carats. stops the
coughing and raisins of tritium W tho hum am new
manor. hormoneorjhm 111111114. when item Wear
faithfully are a row weeks. , momma limit
Mia Woolen W Meow
.311. doom! lib-l W m
War 11 Jennings. George Jarvis.
charlie Studio. Howard Scott. Gladys
t6 r. Mildred Jennings. Ellen
#111111 Mott, Gladys Scotield.
11111111 bb, LieWcllyn Godfrey. Ed
gar Mott. Fay Webb. Cyril Tack.
SILVER.
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Bradley's use factory has closed “OVER"M‘NT 9”“
«low to a 11 It. No reasons are glv- , WASHINGTON. i) (3., v. 27. w-’i‘lle
on 131' tlro shadows. which 111 rosardi Treasury Department tod purchased
1111 as only temporary lilo-.000 ounces of slivendor delivery
at flan Fransisco at 57.111111 cents per
Louis Rarmrnusaen has returned to line ounce.
icon from New York. and 1111s re-
sumed work at the llii‘acfarlamia soul»
inrium.
wan.
MlNEE’ WANTED OABH PAYMENT
WHEELING. W Va. Nov. 111 wile-
cause the parchment of at. Clair-drills.
The service on the trolleys here 111111 Ohio, 11 is said, refused to accept Icrlpt
been poor for the past few days on air issued by 1112' Providence Coil 00111111»
count Of the luck at “lilies." This line or, over 2‘60 111mm struck today.
'3‘ ’ li. , . u , :31. l w
" 1' r ‘ ”a A at 1 t
I
rasv vrsr'r vou rear wru'raa or m..-
now: our run our total coal. rear 1
The following Thanksgiving pro
gram was rendered in the Rownytorr
school yesterday afternoon.
American, flying &i.w Keller
undredth Psalm.
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