. on up out tarts use
_ tad (too its wa engaged yesterday
L in clearib‘s up i “
L Railroad, arrivedl L
West yesterdayw
flood of grain t
eastward .‘ll‘d also
iLatl feet' as the I‘rslsht at
up trillion-L roads can it
With tlt‘o grain an
uncut. the northwest f poo
earnings of the n rtiiittctitnd
still surpassing t
L Why He so At .q ,m, The Only Hope to It 11th Softener
new too and“ on the outbuildings j I " W‘WWWMWWI
connectou viii than use. and has had LL W
the premises otherwise improved. “ 1" Wilma“! WW9?” ‘0 spread
as it has In bt‘i past few rears. it
The eighth grade or? would saem tilt though we would before
tat sandal TIE maln‘ul‘ ambitious ‘10“: heoome a. billion 01‘ cflvplefi The
class. Having completed in less than
terrible, dostl'luitirebuilt!i bible disease,
three months their counts in Aulcrl- ‘5 91399le 09.8“"? 5g?“ '15- MI
can history. which usually takes new
Wednesday on... .tsnu licorice slain
lly reunion hold yesterday at the ma:
deuce off,Mr.L and Mrs. hauls Schmidt,
lu‘ Railroad Lawson. Fourteen people
wore in the Lsrqty L A L
“Ida“:
: nip “sud Gun Cases
ups parish Catt-L
'A daughter has been born ‘to Mr. and
Mrs Curt filing. of Troy. N. Y.. Mi‘s.
most also onto (the cripples .
alibi
them.
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All OMTQ'QD'O‘TIH “am ‘ 841-»: f C
on you ran 0 horns.
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Challes‘ Knitting, of iscplsce, spent
Thanksgiving Day in Stamford
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Miss. Edna Byxbse.‘ of. New Work,
spent Sunday with her parents bore.
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Edward Beers has accepted. a posi-
lionI with Oscar Anderson at his ship-
illi‘l‘
Mrs. Henry Brown Lspont Thanks-
giving with horLsistcr, Mrs. Henry
Taylor. 'of High "st-reel.
Mr. and Mrs. John L'Hommedieu and
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Selleck spent.
last evening in Noroton Heights.
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Miss Hazel and Master Harold Cas-
ey, of Union street, are visiting their
a,unt Mrs. Moves. at the Rocklaud Ho-
tel Stamford, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. of
North Stamford, spent the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs J. B..Cu1111iugl1.un.
0f 54 Van Zant street
Tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 there
will be a rehearsal of the children of
the Advent Christian Church Sunday
school Christmas carols. ..
The sunrise prayer and praise meet-
Ing was held as usual Thanksgiving
Day morning at the East Avcuue Meth-
odist Church. Rev. G. 'i‘. F‘l‘C‘PIlliill.
pastoroi‘ the church, officiated.
A very pleasant Thanksgiving gath-
ering was hold at the home of W. W.
$11,111 Belts Place.- yesterday.
g those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dickens; bf Hamden.
and Mr. and Mrs George Dickens and
daughter Helena, of West Haven.
The Davenports' Tip and Ruthy were
necessitated to‘ cut their visit short
willf Grandma "James, Lou the mater-
ncl 'end of the line. because of the
deciding of a he bird and the rest of
the broad on tho paternal side on the
Benningfcu end of the line. and re
tu1 nod home in time for their family
reunion on the ndlion 5 great holidav.
011 this occasibn Tip nad Frank, Mabel
and Jack.}ia1vcvl'dd, Flossle
Ruthy sat down to a heavily laden oak
L extension table and enjoyed them
selves as they always do in the good,
old New England fashion.
When Councilman William I’cdmore
was a potlcr‘s ’prenllce 1.1.1 tho vicar
of his native town was very fond of
his howl and his pipe and was oftcn
seen none the better Im the use of
LL One of the villagers was bold
‘ ‘LLonough to nccosit him one day with the
or:ds "flout you think your exam
.16 is a very bad one to the. lost of our
)men and boys?‘ All he replied was:
”I My good man, you must pay attention
only to what i say and not what i do."
and even down to this tiny thcic are
those who preach what. they never
practice, and practice what they (lat-(I
not preach.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company.
of New Yoxk, is not the only financial
institution caught I11 the. financial
maelstrom, with Its suicides amt and
loss troubles. for about halt a. century
ago. located in the building on the Uli'
nor of Twenty third street. and Eighth
avenue. New York, known as Knickct-
hooker Hall. a savings bank was slut-I-
rehearing the pump of the Knicktu
hooker, and with Its rosyo offers of six
per cent per unnum. whi Il1 was the
interest paid in those (In 1;, most of
tho business men of that H(‘(Ililn plac
on all of their savings ti1r1c.But (if-
for a short life. instead of six per cont,
the bank company wound 11p with win-
plug eighty-live per cent. of tth (It-
poaltoru money and when the settle-
mcut cums paid oril fifteen cents on
tho (lolliir, and eve aftmwnrd was
linownw us the “Sienllngs Bank." One
of it. W. .lumes' uncles lost about all
ho had of his ready cash Another in-
stance of how money can be lost quick
was during the Civil War, when one
of Mr. James stints placed 3'! 000 In
gold In a savings bank lust hetero fhlI
breaking out of thorwur. and when him
some to (haw It about. threo yours
later. having had to so to Europo'for
a change of climate. they gut/(I Iu-r
lift. 000 in groonbucks, which had be
come so low in value that it took $2.313
currency to buy 1qu gold doilur sud
when lhc old lady wont to convnrt it'
into gold which sieL bad to do who
had to lots:I $1.86 0 I‘ovety dollar, but
more was no help for It. Had she
lived and stayed in this country a lit
no longer. when speck- payment was
refll’lldd Sh? Would have rutulvml illt‘
fiddle kind of metal which like do-
posited.
. ROWAYTON.
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"lllb‘t‘l‘ls Wheeler; of New York, was
thi‘gttcllt ofrfrlcndtt in this pinch, you
buddy.
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A large number of people spout
Thanksgiving Day fishing at tho
Whlto Bridge botwcon Burton and
liownyton. .
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captain! .lbnu 1 Ittammealeu return:
ad from his lury duties in peanut-y,
p
Lhuvo dreamt they were
and ’
L illlug was formerly Miss Helen lsynch.
of this placard
M1 and Mrs.L William DeWctcrs, of
Mbunt Vernon, are spending a few
days with Captain and Mrs. John Dc-
Wuiors, of Pcnnoycr street.
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The new owner of the Cluck place
.. has had some of the buildings removed
.. and alterations are in progress con-
: verling one of them into a. burn.
L Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Stephenson
of Mount Vernon, New York, were
present at a family reunion at the res-
idence of Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. Petty.
of Raymond street, yesterday.
Some would-be joker played a sense-
less and what might-have easily been
a dangerous practical joke about 1
o'clock yesterday morning. A bonfire
was built in Witch Lane, near the
school house, and the the alarm was
sounded. in a remarkably short, time
the llowayton Hose Company was at
the scene of the lire, in fact their hose
curt was out of the building before
the alarm souudc‘d.'1‘he members of
the Reliance Hook and Ladder Com-
pany were either too sleepy or too sen-
sible, probably thtnlatter, and they did
not respond to the alarm.
Yesterday morning the crack So So
team of gr'ldlton Warriors, from South
Norwaik journeyed to the village of
Rownylon, and on the lot of Captain
E. II. Smith in the roar of the public
school, waged a royal battle against.
a team representing this place. Each
side scored one touchdown in the first
half, but neither side, could force the
pigskin behind the other‘s goal posts
In the second half. A largo number of
spectators were present, but at the be
ginning of the! game no one expected
it to end at it did. The Rowayton
team had not. played a game since last.
Thanksgiving. and consequently wcrc
sadly in need of practice. But the va-
Iicnt, Rowaytou players were not dis-
couraged, however, and met the scien-
tific plays and tricks of the So-Sohoys
WIth the dogged persistence and nov-
er-say-dlo manner that has won many
a battle In the past and which yester
day look the heart. out of their enemies
All through the game the Rowaytouites
played like tiendS. and no one would
so Inciting
lag in practice as they ware. \Vlltz'li
the game ended the ball was three
feet from the Rowuylou‘ goal and the
plucky liowuytonltcs were fighting
their best to prevent their opponents
from scoring. Through the game there
were a few accidents, of course. but no
one was seriously injured, Which was
rather remarkable considering the
rough ’und really number in which the
game was played. Some brilliant
tackles and bad fumbles were made
by both sides, but..more often it was
a case of "pile 011." and the members
of both foams were in a solid mass 011
the ground. The stars of the Roway-
ton team wows Billy Moore, Tarp; Jar-
vis. Dave Mills, Lester Cakes and Mor-
ris Wheeler. With a little practice the
Rowuylou aggregation might easily
have trimmed the others. but as it is.
ovoryone was delighted with the game
'Ono loughablciucldout happened which
“got the goat" of the 6080
loam. One of the spectators, Oliver
(L‘Liark by name, saw the ball bounding
toward him on one of the. fumbles 0t
theLgame. and, thinking he was a play-
or instead of a spectator for a mo-
moat, In- just stooprd down and gently
awaited the elusive pigskin almost
from tho my hands of 11 So- 80 player
In the direction of u Rowayton player.
who promptly foil (In the ball. As the
referee did not see this action, the
ball went to tho Rowuytonltes. but OliI
v~I(1 heard sonuI ruthct unoompllmeu-
tarv terms concerning himself from
the So-So partisans The time keep-
crs were William 0 (‘la1kc of Row-
ayuou. and Barney Policy. of South
Norwulk. Probably thtI Rowuytou
team will play another (tame next
’i'buuksglviug.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
George ‘Lcomud has bad a. new roof
piuccd on the sheds connected with
his livery stable in Nowtou.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
were the guests of Harry and
.‘ 9111111 tidbit out
With Chronic Coughs New What. it
Stop. the (tough and Cam
the dean. &
This is the season for can hit and
colds, and for the benefit 11 South
Not walk people one of the proprietors
of The Clifford Pharmacy tells them
tin: best means for a cure. ._ ’.
lio says; “Talia not. our rent and
Itvm propuration w thout cli.‘ It does
not upset the stomach like cough syn
ups. and it is much more effective.
“not Is not a ppiiietlvo} but a cure-
I (I
This in because Vliipl contains in a
highly concentrated form all of the
healing. slunxth creating and medici-
nsl elements: of cod liver all actually
puma from fresh nods‘ libero, With all
EL Alathorpc
Miss
the useless. nauseating oil eliminated I
and tonic iron added. it tastes tins.
and cannot upset lite Weakest stom-
ach. lit-nos Its wonderful power to
(’ill‘e.
We ask every person in South Nor
walk Who has a chronic cough or hard
cold to try Vlool on our misrrfntoe.
Thfk Clifford Pharmacy. South Nor-
wa .
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Iy a year. they have, at the an [nation
of their principal, Mr.~ Psitnbla, order-
ed at their own expanse t xi; books
in English History. This study is an
innovation at the Center School.M1LI
Pulmblad regards it as necessary to
a thorough understuudln of American
Coloninl‘ljistory. Later [a expects to
give the class a review of American
History, together with the study of Cl-
vlcs and the Constitutlod and the
treatment of special topics
tally, the study of English History will
I also prove a distinct benefit to those
who Intent! to attend the High School,
since this is one (if the studios rcgp-
Iarly pursued there.
—A healthy man is a king in his
own right. an unbealthyman is an un-
\appy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
oullds‘ up sound health-keeps you
well. .. “m,“
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WESTPORT
Rev. Mr. Mackenzie is
from his severe sickness
M.rs George Gorbam has been the
guest of her son on Greenfield Hill.
Furrlngton Gallagher had his
Thanksgiving dinner with friends in
Norwalk.
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recovering
Miss Mary Royak, who has been
Ivisiting I11 Bridgeport, has returned
ome
Charles Bulkley, who has been visit-
lug on Long island. has returned
home . .~ .. . L '1
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In the Forms and goutI to the city for
the winter.
Captain Augustus Jennings is recov-
ering from the effects of a. pa alytic
Sll‘Okt‘L )
Town Clerk Joseph llyntt h.s been
11 recent guest of Judge Foster in New
York city. .
Mr.
and fills, increase Parnell are“
Jcrsol.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bradley en-
tertained the Saugatuck Whist Club
Tuesday evening.
The monthly meeting of the erstry
of Christ Church was held Tuesday
evening at. the rectory.
All stores in town and the poatoffice
were closed yesterday at 10 a. 111.
There was no Lrural relivcry
The pupils of East. Saugatuok school
gave a very pleasing entertainment. to.
their parents and friends yesterday
afternoon. L .
National Hall was filled to overflow-
Ing Wednesday evening by the mom
hers and friends of the Shepherds of
Bethlehem.
Miss Schamp, teacher In the Bed
ford school In Greens Farms, is spend-
Iug her brief vacation at her home in
New Haven.
Mrs. William Mills and children. of
Bridgeport. are spending Thanksgiving
in the home of Henry Mills In the
‘arms.
Eli B. Mead, George Darrow and
William Jones will attend the horse:
sales at Madison Square Garden this
week, and someLllvely stoppers are ex-
pected to arrive when they return.
cub—ma”.—
Rev. Cuulo Corretn, of Bridgeport,
was a guest Tuesday evening of the
Men‘s Club of tho Congregational
Church and delivered 11 very eloquent
address before Its members.
There Is no better Salmon canned
at any price than Argo. One trial will
protc ll. ,
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WESTON.
Miss l-‘ostcr has returned to Wal-
(Ith, New York.
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Mrs. Michael Connery has returned
home from lsitcllfiolti.
Mrs. C. A. Bulkley tilts returned
from a week’s visit I11 Norwulk.
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Mrs. M. ll. Hill has returned from
vlst In Hartford and Windsor
flocks,
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,wma—v-n-
The annual business meeting 0 film
Norlicld Church society will be held
on Monday at 1:30 o'clock.
Wm..-
New York friends will form a house
party at the Foulbubor residence for
the remainder of the week.
Harry Waterbury, or Norwuiit and
Chester Puncher, of Brld port, were
In this town for the ho lduy.
Ruv. C A.-I Ilt‘urbu‘sh, ol' the Gilbert
Memm'iul church. was tendered u sun
prise party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Theodora lintnllton and Mia
May.ilamiiton will up (i the we
endrwltli Mrs. Hamill. ‘s sister, Mr
Calm Mills: ”in ,Cdor clown.
Mr. nod Mrs. James Buikloy mid
daughter. of Eioutbport. too should or
Mr and Mrs. i3. Foster. in the Farm».
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Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Clltltle, Mr. and
‘Mrs. C. H. Scofieid and Miss Grace
866M!“ spent yesterday till the guests
of Mr. and hire. George Barrett. in Pop
“firm
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siiiIl
luciden»I
Judge Mercan has closed his home ‘
I home for the vacation
entertaining their daughter from New Thanksgiving holiday‘with relatives in
. L Mt. Vernon.-
I on from the calendar for the onion for
one meets had tbsp-
cushy rheumatism
ands moreIt‘bere‘ are
iy bed- ridden an
Rheumatism; l’
the arsenic, and var curs itself and
if neglected is bound to grow worse
minor than better. if you ever have
any twins: or rheumatism go to your
'3 d “is of unto,
the wonderful new Rheumatic Specific
it lwili curs you a it Is the only
treatment in the: world that. will care
you permanently and thoroughly
Urlc- 0 cures by its direct action on the
muscles, blood and kidneys. it seeks
out the poisonous Uric and Rheumatic
Acid and drl‘ves it from the system and
it Is only a treatment of such a na-
ture that will over curs rheumatism
Linlments and plasters o‘nly serve to
drive it from cud-snot totanothar. They
never cane Lithoumtlm. because it is-
primarily-Ln blood disease,‘ and until
the blood is cleaved from the poison.
a cure cannot take place. .
There never Was mouse of Rheumn
tism that Urlc-LLO could not cure and
you should not put of! taking It. You
can test Uric-t) free of charge If you
wish. Just: cut out this advertisement
and send It to the Smith Drug Co.,
203 Smith Bldg.,-Syrucusc. N. Y., to
gather with your name and the name
of Your drngglst, and state that you
have never used Urlo Q and would like
to try it. They will give you free,
through your eruggist, a 7-5 cent bot.
tie, which you can test and try to your
cup satisfaction
llrlcuo Is sold and personally rec-
ommended in South N01 walk by Ed-
wnrd w. Kelley, Jr
WILTON.
William Dertt, of New Haven. is
tilt‘ in light
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Mrs. Frances Fessendea gave a
small bridge whist'party last Friday
afternoon.
Miss Katherine Sturge‘s is entertain-
Ing Mrs. Francis Brady and Miss Flor-
ence Hurd.
wait—-
Mrs. Bruce McheLen spent
the
‘1
Miss Grace Seymoulnof South Nor~
walk. has been a recent guest of Mrs.
bouts Ambler.
Mrs. Frank Weston. of New York,
spent Thanks on; with her sister.
Mrs. H. G. T clinch,
Miss Estelle Dertt,” ‘11 student of
Abbot's cadamy.Andove1-. is home
for the ‘ll “11¢! week.
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Mrs. R. W. Kettles has returned
from a visit in New York mu. her
daughter, Mrs. George Brown
The children of the public schools
are enjoying a. few days‘ vacation.
The schools will reopen Monday af-
ter the Thenksgivlnr recess.
evening at .tbe home at Beth Grum-
man. Card playing will be the chief
amusement of the event as.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 0. Hartford
have returned from their journey to
Washington, D 0., and other points of
Interest. and are m residing
South Wilton.
The Magazine Club held a meeting
Tuesday evening at-the home of ll. 0-.
Thomson, .Aftecroutine business It
was voted to subscribe for the follow-
lug periodicals: flatness. Scribner's.
Century, Atlantic Monthly, Review of
Reviews. I Everybody’s.» MoCIure's and
St. Nicholas.
Charles D. Seilcck died Sunday at-
tcruoon at the residence of Frederick
D. Benedict where its bad resided for
several years. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon at his into
home at 2 o‘clock. Rev. C. M. Solieclt.
of Norwalk and Rev. C. A. Marks oili-
clated: The burial was in Norwalk
Cemetery.
The Ollo Girls' Club entertained the
young gentlemen of the Debating So-
ciety at a Long fellow evenlnx.LLllre-
canted last Friday night at the homoL
of M111. AL W. Merwln. The following
wcil- rendered program was much up-
precluted by all the guests: Club song,
sketch of wngfellow's life. Maiden-
hood tablewtduct. The Nuns. tableau;
Stilly Night. Beware. Priscilla. tab-
leau: The Bridge: Evangeline, tableau;
Psalm of Life, Elisabeth, tableau;
Stars of the Summer Night.
By invitation of the Rev. C. A.
Marks. the Rev. W. D. Hart. pastor of
the Congregational Church“ and the
Rev A. L. Hubbard. Doctor of Zion
iliii Methodist Episcopal Church, as
slated in the services at St. Matthew' (1
Church on Thanksgiving Day at 10'. 30
a. m. Remit r. Hurt road the opening
sentences, followed by Mr. Merits with
the exhortutlon. The first lesson tak-
the day was read by (Roy. A. L. Habit
hard. the 29th lesson by W. 1). Hart.
The pusher was read responsiveiy by
Rev A. h Hubbard: The remainder -L
A. i. Hubbard, themrst speaker. The
aster gave it "limit address fob
owad by Rev. 3“, Bart. who busts .
(1111111eg gave his {reasons why Ital
fortery. which use taken for the bone-
fit (it the Norwullt Hospital if S.
Ogden. of New York. spoke. in favor of
that lustlnuion The combined choirs
of the Congregational, Methodist and
‘
lbplsuopel churn so rendered the (no.
sin for third loll.
The Novelty Club will meet Friday ‘ 5
in "
of the service was rendered by Rev. ‘
C. A Merlot, whether: Introduced Rev. " “
should be thankful for our civic and '
nulloosi blessings. Ldi‘recedlng the of- '
go Varsity t has
hilt are hopeless .
in we never see.»
A very nature of .
Better (trades. L91. 68,. $1.98, 92. 48, $3.48
to $9 00 L
in a Safe
DAY SESSION FOR MONTH .. ..
NiOHT 8!,3SION FOR MONTH...
PENMRNGHIP 3 MONTHS .....
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SALE lNI BOTH OTORESt
33 SOUTH MAIN 8TREET. SOUTH
AlloweheVefot-natroostho .
LINGDLN
A superior brand of ready-mode, up-toodate moans.
roof is needed. Will stand tropic beat or arctic cold.
but has on rubber in It. Has no tar In
:93! intelilge
r o
RItsL wt t touch It. Under
Acids cannot e3 It like no or iron.
Coated with line. i
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5st and Yum and Children.
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AN :oucn‘nou
Merrill Business College?
And Tharo' 3 Thousands in it.
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Enroll Monday, Doe‘s 2d.
Etamford.
Uhauksdtuinu Sake.
We have reduced the prices on Suits. Coats, Skirts. Wattle, Furs and
Girls’ Costs to suit you. Come and be convinced.
The Paris Cloak do Suit; House.“—
my sand it presents summons en
tire. Ills cooler thou Iron and more durable than tiln.
a mess of ammo fibre which hold: water and is mm soaked of! I
backed with unbound: or resin. and when pro
expansion tor contraction. It mice: a line.
pinch of oil olotb.- Wsmntcd for slant you"! wear without repairs or on
motion of any kind. Samples on application. ‘
Men's Good Overcoats‘. black and blue, worth $10.00 ....... .. . . . . . . . . .. 96.00,
Better Grade, worth up to $14.00 . ...... . ......... . .......... .. $1.98
Still BctterGrade, worth $16.00 ..... .. . . . .. . . .......... 99.48
$18.00 Ginade ....... ............ . ............................... .511-98
The Very Best. worth $25. 09 ............... . ............. $14.98
Children's Good Overtoats, 3 to 9, Worth $1.7 ................... .980
up to $5.98. worth $2 50, $3 00, $3 50 up
"D Bolshoi)
GUTFITTERG FOR MEN AND BOYS. ..
ll Keith Main sum, South Normand
Yard Pea Coal $4. 50. No 2Nut Coai$5
Edd. Shire and Nut Coal. $6.50.
‘ Delivered 1n the cellar.
Chroiullu screened
Best qualitil
Raymond Bros.
SUITS MADE TO. ORDER
FROM $15 UP. '
Fair leak and Furs-4*
'A ISRAEL. Proprietor.
68 Washington Stréet.
Free from slate.
investment
Port Chester.
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Use Yoda Mesh 2) Suit dunno.
33 SOUTH MMN 8T. 80. NOBWALK
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THE HATCH & BAILEY L.
mu. mm? "Isfnudrulm. til IW'FY
oi.
Lumberandflfll work for Everything1
from a. Piggery to a. Palace
Now is the time to repair roots for winter: blunt and Ital-bin. We have
every variety of shingles ran up in price from $2.59 to $1050 per thousand.
ROOFING.
Good whom any 1:?
looks like lrub 1‘
it. lips an odor. Cantu!
nonhuman. A perfect consultancies-411s but insoluble of.
do. For all commercial purposes. practically dreamt. it. is it
stable door; it is no» exact
it in tight. pliable sud vstsrpreof
mace realm
tie not with ‘
(fi‘
YOUR FRIENDR WILL RIGIIILI A WARM Momma “M"
It... View veto 'fl-ttI wtursn is you nor was colts atrium
sous our rat our sons. COAL THAT II GOAL.
3 Honohfleid t: S n.
L’bscord ing to Mr’
SIIII‘I Novena 7
laid than! ”l “Willa“ r Hunter and The Cliffbi‘dfi'linflilmw
y 15.... toil its ’
tr om
with!» w
"The Great Nb
“Is carrying
‘11. million, bu
’l‘hs waiters movement, he dedlhr
L nzsregates 250. 000 bushels a day.
When asked about. the report 0qu
truce between the Hillvfiprrlman inter- -
of an old- story. Hé declined to discuss
the report other than to say that there .
were no disputcs between hi1 Harri: L
11qu and himself. L. L
9100 REWARD, 0100. - .L ‘. L L
The readers of this paper will hit L r
pleased to learn that there is at least:
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure. in all its aid g‘ps. _
and that is Catarrh. Hall's Cetdrrh' I
Care is the only positive cure now:
known to the medical fraternity. Gav
tarrh being a. constitutional disease, to.
quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Int mal-
ly, acting directly upon the lilo 39nd
mucous surfaces of t _e system. there-
by destroying the" f ndatlon of the
disease. and giving tbé patient
strength by building up tile constit-
lion and assisting nature to debt; to
work. Then proprietors have so outbid
faith in its curdti'vo‘ porters that theyl
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that: it fails to cure. Bend top
list of testimonials.
Address F‘. 'J. CHENEY C7 00., Toleu
0.0
0Sold by all Drugglsis, 75c.
Take Hall’s Flimily Plils for consu-
potion.
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AMUSEMENTS AT GAVIN ROCK. L‘ '
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8am Simmons Ivy: il‘vc Am. and
. Will Have a Fluijl‘LLk.
BRIDGEPORT Nov. 29. --Ssm Sim-
mons. manager of the Bridgeport polo
team, has announced that he has Just
bought about five acres of Intuit hill in-
ing Savln Rock W‘e‘st Keven; and t at
early next. your important Amusement:
improvements will be mails there.
Some of the largest canoessidnarl‘eb ‘n‘t
Steeplechase Island, this city, curve
signed leases in the new place hum tire
planning the erection of at 1.11am this
buildings; to cost upwards of 96 not.
‘Leacu Oils (it the big venturcs will be
a roller: coaster to' ‘cost 919 0‘90.
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t‘('.ououc1'bu "pitiful; . tones stint.
'zCodneclicut Co. 6TH}! Net Rfelppii
stale Because of tha‘L Didellarpe‘ it
One of it Train Crs‘Lw'.
NIEW‘ HAVEN, Nov. '29‘wiu the
(I'tlilli of common pleas, wonncmy
Iitlcruoou. a jury rstpmed‘ a verdict
for the defendant in case of Herman
Klaus against Superintendent Johil I‘.
Judge. of the Connecticut Company.
Klauc was a former conductor 11 the
tr'nllcys and claimed Su‘pr‘ri udeut
‘iudgc had him arrested on a theft
charge through. malice. l‘ic‘“ was ac
uulucd of the claims In the city court.
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A HARD and? To PAY.
“l owe a debt. of. 'gratitudb that can .
never be paid off," ‘wtltcii (is .Clprk.
of Westfleid. Iowa, "for my, rescue '
from death, by Dr. King‘s New Discov-
ery. Both lungs were so seriously at-
footed that (lentil seemed imminent.
when I comma taking New Din»
(Iovcry. The ominous dry. hackiuif
v
. cough quit: beforc‘ithe first bottle was
used, and two'morc bottles made a
complete caret”; thlilb‘g has over
equaled Now Discovery for coughs.
colds and all throat bud lung. com-
pistols: Guaranteed b 1‘: n. Butter.
drought. duo mud» $1.0 .. Trial bottle
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OHRIMM‘AO CAROLOIIIN 96190099.
‘ NRW YORK.‘ NOV. chlmslmlt‘s
cumin may spill lid» sour and tiifl tinni-
vorsary 011111»de Idiotic traditional
‘ 3 litres I11 u.» public schools of this any
‘ so far as manual utilit‘dfltibs "orb cou-
icerltcd. The iron"! malfunction W9“-
usually, without a dissenting voice.
passed a resolution which places that
body on ventral wont opposed to Me
obwvkuooraud leaves the matter to
the Judgment «dudivlduat superl‘llteriI
dents in mt, there had 119me been
any intention of eliminating these pro-
grams, and that the recent satiation
had risen from a misunderstanding. L
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ONLV OUR! FOR GVIPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle;
Deb. says: "i suffered radio? Mimitil.
L dysmpslu. and to' “0:: Lil irons.
and boicbtnl- I» it . 1.5
‘u " could km of. but no. otliliih L. ,Ldftb I
m“ 9.33?" ”I?”l".‘d%' To; .9?
t e at e L
“Tor also by a inhibit, I".
t».
wmtmo wwuour .96de -
BRITAIN, Nov. 29.-Novt Infill.
liltl 'fimothcr place» ”molMtba with close.
trio ’iigh t and Wow L
station at. Bulls Bridge word a919mg“-
sltbbr columnar from that station
titan outfall: Wednesday afternoon. it
ill 1on pertain. 306.11%?ng nights L
ultimo t o a a .
m minted an a
eats, Mr. mu ‘salu that It was u‘rovi‘vul .4 L '
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