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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 14, 1908 · page 7

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, Range, with u reliable oven. ‘9

“Sonlc the meat and Corina eat, "
(A slack oven)
“Ami some would eat that lack
it."
(llurnt and thro‘Wn to the
Ileighbor' Ii (logs. ) ‘ '
“lint or, fine meat. and we can
‘ I'at. .
"Sac lot the Loni b'c thankit."

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ACE CHURCH ‘MUSICAL‘E SER-
VICE

‘6: Mnuudcrs SongI of Thanksgiving
will be given by the choir of Grace
Church in convention with the ovcu
In‘gI ‘I‘IIIlvica ll‘i‘ 7,: 303‘ ItDnlol'Iow. 'i‘ilo
CWIIL is lllléndE‘d‘. lot the harvest
Ie‘stlval' season. and in divided into
ilve sections: 0 Come Let Us Sing.
Great is the Lord. The Pr.olnise The
Fulfillment. Lot. All the People l’rulse'
’l‘h.ee Each port has very nitructive
choruses. solos, ducts or II ins and as
the choir has been working tuithi'ully
there is ever reason fol expeuinga
.’m3u_slcal treat.- 'I‘Iho choir will be as

' slated by R. A Joh‘nstone solo icnor
‘oi' Wnsnlngion Height; M F. Church.
who will sing at the‘mtfmtory.

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VHOIaceR Nash. cor. North Main and WestSts

come to participate? in their discussion.
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MEN'S CHRISTIAN lNGUIR‘Y CLUB.

sMALLpdiI EPISle'c.

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IIMIm .Thau Forty Com It Pro-out In ‘I
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' arattliibol'o. Vrrmont. I.
I HMTTDRR R0. Yip. Nov. Ilia—An
odsed to tho I crooning divisors from
the. mail box opldemtc which up to
today hfldi numb‘ero more thin forty
cases inthlv town). I 0. board nilsolect.
men loony cousldcl'éd nicasure‘c of
utility In thcll efforts to stop the
spread of tho Infection. Arrango
Inenta were mode for the erection of a
building In which all those persons at-
.l’oted with theI.dluoIII-Ie who mind not:
be‘ given pro‘pér Cure III their homes
3_wIll be quartered Negotiations welo
ialso begun with a New York expel;
,to have him come here

The octoru' oillces were besieged

IIItodlIy, y applicants tor vaccination.
and it Ill estimated that between I .500 ‘

and 2,000 persons have been vaccin-
o‘ted.

Thus for the disease has spread to
more than half It dozen loving to the
outheastcrn pIiIt‘ of VormonU and the
adjoining section of New Hampshire.
tin Londonderrv to the case cilantro
T. Landmun, whose Infection was dis-
covered duriug a recent visit to blotti-
pellergand caused II gouerul vaccina-
tlon among members of tho atuto lotus.
inture of the present -',ycul and of near-

 

Tllc Mell‘a Christian Inquiry Club.)
which meets ovmy Sunday noon to Itu
room at the South Nor'wulk Congrega»
tlonlll church, hold on Iulunuully Ill-‘
icreuting discussion last Sunday which
was opened by Christian Swurtz, on
the subject. of “Wculth and Capital. "
’l‘omolrow at 12 oclock George S.‘
North will opou tho discussion of the
subject “Christinuity and the Social
Crisis." speaking of the present day
uttitude oi’ Christian Institutions In
relation to social institutions. The club
extends a gonerul Invitation to the
men or the community who are Intor
ested in these important, Questions to

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. HOYT’S THEATRE

Tuesday Night,

 
 
 
 

from any treatise 0n charity."

I 131110an ..... ,_ . L. 2530, 50c, 750.510):

.COMING '

.I""Mr.r.WI G G J‘
‘CABBAGE PATCH“

Don‘t mipr ll)? Wedding
MmHAZYondMnJ‘TUBBlNJI,

President Roosevelt In a speech delivered at Lansing. Mich“ May 31
1907, said: “You will learn the root-principles or self help and helpfulness
towards others from ‘Mrs. Wiggs of tho Cabbage Patch. Just as much on

November 17th

OF THE

 

BOX SEATS ........ = ...... $1.50

 

 
 
 

POPULAR SOUI it
Willi ‘I‘lit‘. . NORWALK
. i‘KOPLE CONN.

FRED BECK

\SLL ' GIRL. MANACIR

 

HAMMOND &

SINGERS, oAchas, coMEll‘ANs.
31'le QUEEN or 21'le WIRE

I MILLE-ELLA

 
 
 
 
 

FORRESTER

 

FRANK BIRD

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‘men 14.;
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35° 'Thv‘;.tlitsras

ADDED ATTRACTION

IIARRICK s. LLANDo ‘

' will play against Team F. This Is the

. bury, this winterpf in an effort to

' pianos and other persona

7 OKLAuo'MA's or"‘Ic L odour

, chit count '0! vote for presidential

‘ Hint Bryah‘ received

LUCKY & YOST—
5 COMEDIxHB

. . NORWALK ARMORY. .
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME NOVEMBER 16TH.
- 3CASTLE'I'0NS
or 91mm Isihnd,3
PRELIMINARY GAME

DANCING FROM 10 UNTIL 12
Q'CLOCK.

The best teams that can be secured
tenm tllgt has placed INorwulk among

team that will contest with Middle-
town. St‘amtorfld. Dnnhury and Water-

blilng to Norwolk the State Champion-
3 p.

First some begins at 8 001007;.

‘ ADVANCED

to all. on their householi ruining.
133ml)" 3.

 

without ludor'iior. Gall And see us. In-
de‘ penile 3t [.92 l gqcurliy cog,
Hd‘vilan Bldg, Wavhlnston at. omen
open until 7 n.“ In. .Mo’nd day and
urd'ay until 8: 8‘0. 1,35“;

 

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GUTHRIE.

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'sleotorn as ‘ann‘o hoodlifit ninht shows

Tait. 110.150.... I.
Bryan, on Main

'noni‘l‘n‘éo in the eloétiod a year ago.

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the top- -not.c'h0rs In .the game. and the ‘

Aomss‘léN 1) as'r‘tsN'i's ‘

without removal on their avid name I

I ll .
Io‘l' Govormll' NH” 37“) Delhi‘lcratic '
1871‘“ total t11min in' the stoic for. Debs. 1

ly 200 farmers Who purlltlputed in a
‘Iueetlng over which Mr. lmlldnlan Dre.
0.Idcd The board of sele‘ctlno'n has
ordered stopped all public mentions.
and' has closed the schools to more
than 1.000 puplln. Tho sittings or the
lVe-I'Iuont nuprenlc c'oint which were
to commence 'l‘ucsdav has been pout
polled until December 8:.

 

The Dining. Room

 

 

should be one or ;I ha mortmmtortably
and attractively t nlahed rooms in the
house. and. unfurnished trout our estab-
lishment, It'll: so. We have a splendid
line of handsome dining-room tables
and chairs, bullets and accessories
Each 91000 III strongly and durably
mode from the most artistin designs.
and la warranted to give thorough sat-
Istaotlon. Our present prices are most
moderate.

The A. J. Angevme
& Son Co.

134 mo are uranium or.

 

 

w. luv. uvml decide} bargain-
In Incomo producing sprob‘o'r‘t! that

must incl-nu Ill valuo with tho rapid
growth 01 the town. '

 

 

J. MLayton & Co.
1 (INoonvonAr’IbI
Real Est’"te
5 Railroad live. I
so Noit‘w ALE. CONN

 

 

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governor I. v A 2 gym 350.4309
tor provided “ .m 25 09 ‘I .

‘9 S "0‘“ Seymour 0 E; Hoyt. teen woodcocknnd two quail. Sexerul

3 Libby, HarttordyI'le’W. smiths. Boa» Mrs.,,ll‘..ll nttcl‘son. of East Norwa'lk,’

Real Estate and
Insurance

 

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Lived Happily tor a. While. Allin {gyx‘lntv ‘ tilt: with be "
tilt ht‘gl‘le 0er onesc'u'o Mills II.
. Which H“ Rimbaud Mme Mril Esther Wheeler. or om Nor-

Cruel and lllil’ehléd Her Walk is a guest of her nephew, George
Roberta. and family. In Weston.

, . The young man‘s orchestra organiz-
Thelesa L. Hllil1belt.11oi' 1No‘r1wulk. ed by H .1 Hlpnm‘l. hold a rehearsal
“’f‘“ “will" i‘ d "°"°‘."" "'0‘“ 10"“ last evening with Roy Waldron. at. his
LOIIIs Humbert. o! somewhere ill New home In cottage street.

York city. The couple‘ were married Dr. F ‘.B Batter ‘has removed his
III .II'I‘nn'nry. 1889. and fo‘r.threo yours ‘mm‘t‘h‘h‘lmlea‘w‘l 1111:0111t 3:31“le I‘ve
" ' ‘.‘ ' " one o s tome n or Bloc WIero
“he“ that “m“ m“- peace. and M“ be will store it (or the winter. _
Illness ill the household. The couple 1 Frank W. Roberto“ I01f Eliot N01 Walk
lived on Amsterdam avenue NW has ”RH“ a position with the Nation‘
York. and it wns Iherethot .lohn Mots al Oyster Carl M Cflupany. and will
“aim? “End”? 3‘” Bumble} th‘ I go to Chloa‘go to‘l' the firm.
ccor us 0 3.10301' 0 1; un'
,IIIIIII III I; ..r..'.II2lI'III.I:r:II';Anton
saw us mun II II on oou II 91'
time after her second child was I) I'll. :achoolnt‘oilm‘l ““1 clams 20"“ to Mt
she was obliged to go out and work 0"“ ° '3’ 10“ “80"”
for her own living “and that or Mr ’ Frank III-Smith continues in a 301'
Illlldlon For ntime pile managed to ions condition at his home In Rowan
keep he. hougp together 3. sheet. though there Is no especially
She had her husband ui'rdstod for now alarming symptom just. at. pres
non- suppmt and he wits sent to the ent. 3
tombs (or nix months (01' that neglect. So‘me ”I‘L‘NOTWMR 13d; are fevers.
That was in 1893 Soul's-limo in 1895 tug the usual order of things ln‘Iklte
he paid his wife a visit. She was then nymg and Instead of pursuing this
111mm!“ 'l‘hv 013mg! “iii hit out in positing In the swing alone. are on the
o hhllway of her Intent house “on now. .-
und was unsuited by’ her. hushalld lc‘e covered the 8.139;, of the harbor
who was standing, in a dark corner. this morning and them was also a par
"m" woman °' ”W house int/orien- tial dove‘ring on the Benedict. 0 Farms

 

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“d and she was “l” beaten. For mill pond before the this tell and des- 0011""th “nil "WM" 1" 3'5“”

this John Louis was again ”rented
and sent to ointmen- a [31m and did troiedvlt

time. The claim"! never saw her @319“ “'3' ‘1‘““7' 5‘ “Elmer °‘ tum Minn Alberta Twlss

husband alter that. although; 3110f wavenue are expecte back In

heard that he bud been about. we win from Monticello New \ork,
neighborhood whore she lived. How Here they have been visiting Mr.
‘ovcl. he did not attempt to one nor Bradley's MWDW
'uud support her two II this. .3 The Young Men's Association held ;
Mrs. Humbert secured work with “other successful practice. lust eveii- .f
the Lotti Illlk mills. and made enough but. at the East Avenue Methodist .
money to suppoli. her-nit and hcr'two Church. under the leadership at i
boys. Silo did near! them to a pro oCilal'lea‘ Rosetta. of Brldflfilwl‘t

0301me for It time fast I‘m? ‘I’mm :2-——Attanli‘onl Launch owners: Don‘t
the nasmlullonu ‘“ w"! York and ‘6 loitIyour engine stay In your lunch all
3‘“ a“ “mm” b‘“ ”"2“" “V winter. Let the Specialty 111500.40
all the time Ii‘our you-n “0 the both Water street take it out,re;iair1t and
3““ factory Moved to ”my!“ and 69m tor It until spring. Pho‘uo 000.

the plaintiti‘, who won olio oi tilt: old 1
eat operators in the factory, moved to ,, 'John Thompson experts to haul oni-i
Norwalk.‘ too. 'Iils launch {or the season toduy. Most

 

 

—--.-.—-——-—.+~——-3-- ‘ ot theipleasure boats have been taken
HOTEL AnhlvAth, ‘ out of the water, though a tow ulli .
remain overboard until well Into cold

 

Mi‘hockomomMr 9nd MM T ll. weather.

Piumbrldge. 1" 1" H"“°"~ 0' N 9““ Louis Kellogg went out on It hunting.
lard.» R' D- ““301“- W. D; Harney. expedition yesterday and came homo
Miss Plumbrldga and mold. I cw York; with a big bag of game He shot [hhu .

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Elagellelil J. 0 Beck. Providence‘,R . m I“: N”, 711‘?” 9‘" t ‘ r ,

l.' w R Ford. Waterbury .1. n. E” 0”" “"““ ‘3“ “ “ 5‘

“i ' delegation to the Odd bellown‘ ruin:

v33$1igpgrk§bgzguzv thgli‘nnltlorx. strain at oyfi s Theatre lust cloning.
vi ' «l

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. . , , ro'oltcd In “manner which thoroughly
top. '0‘ ' $.63..- ploasod the his audl‘once

_. I 3 - Frederick Cnrr. of Gregory Boole
wc‘lgfifipgnf $57,333.17“? vul'd. left town last evening for the
Prensa. H. Allen, Mr. Wing?“ n‘nn- ‘Adirondacks.z here he will moot Mrs

 
 
 

W H ‘ 0 Edit. N with. Mrs. Corr has been
Riftfi.”}"nw£1.ufili vurili‘fi‘im ll! the mod‘l‘l‘tillhd for the benetli 0! her
R. oooIlen. Mrs. Goodwin. 1qu Good health.
win. Bostoll;1H. (5. Camp, Knoxville, Tho menthol-s otihc Dory Club hold
Tonn. II I. .I an thor or their successful Friday ova

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qilieoomo a regain- cuttomer of ours. We Will give
you ()0er no PRICES 111mm be borer.

“’f ALL Goons GUARANTEED

 
 

 

I‘ll ..."...r‘IOb AftFioIlr, 011:;
New Béltt 'PII Butter. per lb. 200 ‘Al Flour. porno). If
Potatoeumorpk 2“ Fine Mackerel i for 260 .-
Lighthouse Strip 8 cakes 258 Nshoh Mince Meat. 3 plfg's. ..
3501110.: pm. .............‘. 250 Noth‘ers‘ Damper pkg. 100
Grape Nuts. 2 piles. ......... 250 Yale Toast Crackers. 3 lba. .. 250 - '
Baker's Chocolate. cake ...... 190 Gram Sugar. Ila lbs. ...... . $1.00

Bakers 'Coood, can .. ....L... 199' TEAS 1.... 351:. 5011,0605” pound

,BestL9rd, Bibs. ”.350
Potatoes; p01- to. ...........'. ‘m A” “mu” Y” WW"

Honey. in 1011. terms moments: po‘r’ 16‘-
Lnrze’Bottlo Sour Pickisl 3.“ 1Q 231' Give Them 9 Trial

 
 
 
 

' 2- 1 tinl‘e‘

‘ -. also; In Gave avenue.

" hqrs “gt tho M
. I no

., I marrow. when the new pews will I):
' . warnhtped In for tho Misti tlé.ln

3 Seavlew avenue. now hits the appesr

- hptcrtnlumeui. which Included 1h

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

'wsioruipg ucrv-lIe 10:03 II. III.; ill)

. pastor will nlcncn at both nerviceo, W“.
b‘. Ambler Will give u solo lit the thorn fro hunters 311th corporation"

 
 
 

 

 

' run or Se’lrastotlol

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

, nearly a month, retur‘n'éd

‘ wulhmit Will) this menu
Iz‘I“

. ‘hisht. it the club
Many mom

m min 1111191:- ymvsladi' Isrloulhl my: 1. :.I ,

u an teu‘dd lice. Munl‘o' W‘I‘au tnr'l‘il'aho‘
.y Messrs. Ranch and Kaske.I , :..
5A mod piled g’vlesctiow or the iné‘
out Christian- Churh
out last evening to plit on Is
grinning touches In rcadinesn for to

laying of “I? carpet was also complét
0d lust nigh

Nelson '& Ayr'ca establishment at
the roar oi the Crescent lai‘tlndry, to

pace of a genuine ship yard. so molly
boats are there laid. up at this point.
£110 largest. George R. Van Aliltyhe's
E.skct Is being rebuilt In this pro

goon she ls bclug pructlcl‘nly torn to croveo without teal lit a
i'eces. so extensive in the work. The géstlon or Dyspopoip. on th 1.,
’ new stein will be a very buoy‘ant one. food will termollt,‘ or 3 our (RI llf’.‘ I, '

Why No Céi Soldéiiibiapepsin 'I‘IndI
Rid Yourseliol Storyrhé‘n Two» '3,» 1. 1

tie comm I) Can
Eat Your Favorite .‘
' I. . I 7" ‘ 7

You can eat anything your stomach
so or Indi-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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,Mls'u Eithei lionls'e Cummiill‘ll. 9011:.th l‘r‘l‘r you will latte Diapvplll

'dl‘lushter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. ‘att‘sr eatl

Cummings, ot' Fmt street. was tendol-

, on a vow onioyablo“ surprise party a‘l‘lythi‘ns‘ you e'ut will be digested.
nothing; can tangent or~ turn into anflég

last evening at her home In Fort street ‘

Your lineal» will taste good. It

by a comslnny of about forty friends; or potfiI‘I'n Air 0 toinuch has.
ay.

Lain Sun

Miss Clifm'tlil'llis htt‘afil- causes‘Betcih‘lhg. mumbling ‘a "M “‘3‘

:90 her tonrtnc‘nt e'bhthday. but no the ot tultucsu rattler eating" apnea, ill~
event could not Mglperiy celebrated digestion ("he a lump or can mi dwelt.

R‘ that time. It wn
Illll last night The evening' 'va

‘very plcnsontly spent. with various or other syn)

bumes'filnd innate. the occasion being

lllnoxcd by an elabolntc supper. The absolutely 311 Autumn where this oil,
Radicals roIelvcd many handsome gifts tlve ren‘l‘edy tin Nosed Diapensin really
on reminders oi the day. docs all the; work of a healthy atomi-
, There was an attendance 64 last 80h It digits
pvenlng at the social of the ‘pworth stomach DPM'tr
Inaught-I at the home or Mr. and M319. dlséct all Ithe food ypl can cut a
cargo L. llriiion. This event was it'll lcflVc until u”; to [#9an or spur.

the purpose o‘t rIllI'Itn‘g funds for tho
Epworth League “mile oi penning"

project. Last night's event ‘elp‘ed start taking lod y flit’l by 70130:},

hlongi'névcral yards. for the pr coda

‘a'ro about 318. During the evening your Healthy. strong Stomach.

 
 
 

there was an Interesting progra film“

selections on an Illstrdn'lell‘t owde fill
Mr. Britton; voclll holoctlouli by
‘Clnrn Alnuworth. Miss Gcrtl'ud Yan

piano Eclectlous by Eruont FJIIckson.
Ind rI-I-tfa‘tlods by Misti Bound Parsons

 

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Mrs. moron; W. fio’t‘c mils r'etnmcd
)D‘Ie alter a r'III'93IEI‘IIII gllis' visit
daughter, Mrs. Henry Loot-ll,

3 ~3~Fllsl cl‘uils olt'l munch New Gull-l
Ian Snppol E. Chilfl‘cl, W60.
night. Nov. 133. I‘Jwrythlng us In’othcr
:used to Iu‘a‘ko It. Dont torg‘rt the
39111900 unit dutc. '

Rowayton hlothodiat‘ hplgcopnl
church. Roy.Ernest\V.B'1sshc,,pa'tor

decided to w t och). Illlou "111130110. Heartburn

hver‘yt ring you will lett‘lout th‘
than .st dispol'nto

 

 

 

 

brash. din I 'stomalh and i1

)tOllla.

Headaches from the stomach are"

to your meals when you!“

(let a' r30 smut 6039‘ of P000’
DIapepsiI; from. our diiqula}. all

low you will notuhlly'. hrs; 01111315 1
you can can cut; Anything 9nd

 

m 1111 t Rnhuo 10901160
II your a omac a 00 p

i8} Ingnto be harried. h‘l‘v‘Ay“ witho .
the [use or law 0th 0,
slsi “(50, I I

IVUIY particlé 0t 1

out $60. I3 3
Charlie smith

w‘ ounded in the an it! D i
1” discharge of a gun. lost
70 his home and I'll it"bt h? {ll 3
Walk for several
Iii improving on!
Illuch pain. ‘
The rullIoad hrld§
hpignts was on live; hugs
Sharks trout no.3 ought 3
III-I rho Nolmonfljol'g II
on St was called

bin 0 out. quickly:

not damhged seriously

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

hath school 2,11. In. . Eon 0th Less 0. “Lula Tokenekc Corn r:
or:

0:") p In t’ttllllll‘g sclvlce III ‘II fI‘

 
 
 

 

lug service, -_
—'l‘he Reliance Social Club will dive.
at nlogrcssive cuchra III tho R. H & L.
building. Tuesday evening. Nov 17
Scum curds. 20c. No chill-11:0 for non
pIIIIcI's.
Following Is the now list of books
just added to the Rotation Public
UIIII‘II‘I\':1FII'.'tIolI—~W w. 1510on. Odd
Morris Alladdid' O‘Brien;
1‘. Fowler.- Place’ and Power:
Harry woofjn’t'llsou. The anchors?!» .
P Benson.
Illusion. The Boot
James. Delay jl‘tiillr

 
 

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Jillcn'il‘n' F‘chtIItI—{llatttrbox 18”:
Glen McDonoquh and mum Chainu
Rabies in Tovlhud; nnon‘ymohs. 'I‘ho
Boys. Gilt Book: (‘hhlles Dicken‘ll.

3—39ttcptloni Launch.
let your engine st9y é‘l‘ 1' _
wlulor butt the $0 éc at.
water st‘rcat. ti‘lke“ It 15th
can: [or it ll‘il‘tll

 
 
 
 

seen "Ingram a raw

tamtly,t RIM/e cu.

ward’ttinl olt' W‘Rb recently had
toil“? pporaiiolkpsriornled on his tool, Is

 

gIglven the turnpike between Nor-
olden and Doric-n.

r. and Mrs, William Willmott or
Néw York. ‘v'viit' spend Thanksgiving
with Mr. Willmott‘s purc‘nt'a in Darlen.

Mrs. William Willmbtt will wish her '

non and his :.wlte Inhmsterdam avenue.
New York this month

very ill at the Stamford

this worth. ._ A ,

Mrs. Fred B. Chaddorton‘ I
to arrive home In Darien. t,
a several mo’nth’ trip to her
in England

Inn friends of Min; Jamo M.
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thilgc 1913 It "'Il-Il‘

e .‘prcac‘n .‘ “
:_ " Imen. ElohitiIIpohnlmaI-el
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ha ChallIPhpt‘a: ‘lloofh‘ Tat night all the Sl'nmici's’ built-r

1 Goist. Prospec
days on menu; w liner son and his 7; .

.3op dressing 0: crushed Eton ‘Iil‘i ‘ ‘

ed many (troy c‘q'uin' .

el’l’m End BI'ODGIIUB m IIIIITDIJG‘B-

r-d It rewald of Sui) for them
her sion and‘ convibiflon or any

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Thd‘gc was II.“ the at! 'e
I'oud’ Avenue puric

3 old nitut.‘ on sold
ton. Gupta of tho 3 1. ‘II 1 Shlhlitugsy
Farah “Hunting“. History I ‘ . in” Inch

0 tale In Dutxn last molt: with nio‘

gages recdr 'i‘bwn‘lfllerlr‘ Tho

I deus Bell of $9). For tile first

In Novemhol ago 'ttiero ‘
ilv0. sales 0i Doug; 'Iltlt‘li loo '
I‘I‘t $1.6001Tli'0 re to trli '
.“follou eh. l).1‘HElmillfflb ile‘ [63M
Iilda aPlin et 1“ Inehnui avenue
S- I-Jcnlllnp. conservation, to' P
Shields. Contentment lslund

{Merritt (It. to: toILulsarla‘grllz

land; R. . R I' Eagle
WGTIIS

Whnc s melanin .
lor with the position odhe1
And the federilted guv'ernm pt
clearly. k‘no‘wufi the edition

1 i1 greatly In 11th. 9nd“

filmed pr
dainty

 

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