114,1,le
SSmoSe ideal Flesh Baiider Says-
Druggisi Baxter
n...—
'1‘th people are simply
from want of nourishment.
if .1011 are thin, it is because the food
you eat is not a'sslmliatcd and 11 seen
through the system without building
up- the flesh and tissue as it' should.
You can easily set plump and rosy
by 11111111; 81111110410. .14 tiesue to lug
food, which when taken with the meals
suffering
.1111111011114110111-110001190111.11i flesh building”
and 111' pillow 101110.111) p the blood
1144 or a few1‘days and in
mouse of life. vigor and weight is felt
and yell wil notlce .3purseli’ getting
plump‘1and‘ 1: 1 '
Sumose builds up the system. puts
flesh on the bones. brings back the
glow: of health to the pallid checks and
removes the tired and languid feeling
‘whlch is the result of exhaustion and
,llef that Sampse will do all that
"wet-4'
low vitality
Mr. Baxter is introducing 511111090 10
his customers and recommends it high
iv lie gives the best proof of 111s be-
is
claimed for it by offeIIng to refund the
money if it fails to increase the weight
and restore good health.
' ORNITHOLOGISTS‘ UNION.
CAMBRIDGE, Mas-3.. Nov. l7.-—Bi1'd
lovers from many sections . of the
country attended the Nerdy-sixth an-
nual meeting of the American Ornith-
ologlsts' Union in this city today. With
the exception of the business meeting
11.11: evening, at 'which omcers will ‘bt.
elected. all the convention sessions fll‘f
open to the public. The meetings will
continue through Thursday.
”11111111111111
All on Even Terms at End of‘LaIt
Nighi’c Event.
BOSTON, Nov. 17.-'I‘he twelve
teams which still remain as compcti
tors in the six day race, wore“ eager
and anxious for the crack- of the start-
cr's gun today. making the opening 01'
the second installment. of the ten
hours. All were 0 even terms, after
the conclusion of ant night's riding.
Apparently all the teams were well-
matched and it was expected thatmis-
hops only would serve to narrow the
field '
One of these accidents yesterday
forced 1111.1 retirement from the race of
the Bcdeh brothers of New York, one
of the favorite pairs. The twelVe teams
1111111 to their credit 222 miles and three
laps before the start of today’s racing.
o .A. as 1tit-4:30:13 :1: A .
a»... 11,. Till 1111111 Inn 11111 Always Bough
8132:1109
INVESTIGATING TRAGIC DEATH.
PITTSIIURG. 1111., Nov. 17. ——'l‘he
authorities are today investigating the
depth of Harry E. McCullough. treas-
urcr of the Union Fruit Auction Com-
pany. whose body, frozen stiff, was
found yesterday on the road lending
from the Mcddix R1111, near Dubols.
()loorneid County. l’11.. to a. thick
woods. McCullough was 33 years of
age and married.
SAOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost. without exception.
101', 250, 500 and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford. Baxter's and Plaistod‘s,
4t
Money makes matrimony g0 and fro
111111111111 1111111011 alimony come.
11:11liliiiiilL
» . HOYTS-THEATRE/
Tuesday Night, November 17th
1’0
.y'.‘
i
I
'3' ‘11
President Roosevelt in a. speech dolivcit'd at.
“You will lenln the root- printiplcs of sell 110le 11nd helpfulness
1907 sold:
towards others from ‘Mrs \Vlggs of the Cabbage l’alr'h.
how any treatise on charity
ICOMING
""MrJ.WIGG./‘
OF THE
CABBAGE PATCH
Don‘t mi” g1: wedding
‘ MirrHAZYandMnfTUBBINL __
Lansing. 1114111.. May '31
just as much as
PRVICEVS ....... 25¢, 50C, 75c, $1.001 BOX SEATS .................. $1. 50
1 .
PNJUI AI?
WITH THE
PEOPLE
‘14.
F RED BECK
GRACE WILDUR
it
IIIIISIC II
LESSEE .. .I V " ’
3 DAYS, COMMENCING MONDAY NOVEMBER 14111 '
LANGNEED SISTERS
GEORGE . TURNER
SOME LAUGHING ACT
JAMES A.1WELCH 8. CO.
INCLUDING
'Frank F. and Celella Welch,
IN THEIR BIG SUCCESS
“ Tim Flanning’s Flotation.”
A ROARING FINISH 1‘
MATINEE'
'GENL. MANAGVIIR
CARL STUMPF
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SAT.
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HOYT 8—— THEATRE.
SATUDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT
‘35:, NOVEMBER 218T.
Sherman Danby Presents
Mr George 0ber
The Wonderfu] Pi; of Human Life.
“The Bishop”
1’
By in! Distinguished American Author-
7 III, John. Oliver Hobbs
(MrI‘. Cralglc):
he 3108011 .1 Ami'rlca'c answer to
‘1'. Devil. .‘
- ' 1 PRIGEs.
4.1.11.1 Ladles' Matinee 51.00. 750. 501:
Night .,. .. “it”; $1.50. $1.00, 75c. 501;
‘l
BASKET BALL
TEAM F.
NORWALK ARMORY.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME NOVEMBER ZSRD.
SILENT», FIVE
i” The Famous Desi Mules.
PRELIMINARY GAME
DANCING FROM 10 UNTIL
O'CLOCK.
The best teams that can be secured
will play against Team F This is the
team that has placed Norwalk among
the top-notcheds in the game and the
team hat will contest with Middle-
town, tamford. Dauhnry and Water-
bury. this winter. in an effort to.
bring to Ncrwalk the State Champion-
ship. .
ADMISSION. .25 CENTS
First game begins at 8 o‘clock.
MISS III ZINIIII McIIIIIIII
—lN-—-
“The Music MaSter”
Franklin SchOOI Hall
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20TH
A'rfs 'o'cLoCK.
111111119911. 1 .-
12
MONEY. ADVANCED
to all."on.11heir household furniture,
pianos and other personal property,.
without: removal, on' their own name
\vithont Indorser. Call and-see us.'1n-
dependent-Loan and ”Security Cm,
Wi‘iliVlllhd Bldg; Washington St. Office
open until 710.111. Monday and Sat
urday until 8130911
‘ " "-rwatvsf veAM'a'raauAIN. 1"
II.
V 3'51. CENTS V
81111150860” PWii'i‘i‘ FILLED "
.1 ed to Pint Presbyterian church.
13111000110111: Nov i7-v'1‘fie niemi
born of the First Presbyterian Church
to-extend a call to the Rev. Maciaren
Richardson, 01’ Syracuse. N. Y. Rev.
Mr. Richardson has accepted the call
and: he will assume charge of his local
field about the first of the new year.
He Is now pastor the East Gene-
see Street Presbyterian Church, 017
Syracuse. ‘1 lie is a graduate of Prince-
ton Theological seminary and since
his graduation from the latter 1nsiltu~
lion he has served the Syracus:
church. . ‘ " ' '
”mm
GAQTOfiIA
311111 1111111 in 1140 Always 11011111
New PASTOR 1N..BRIDoEPol-1'r.
BRIDGEI’ORT. Nov. l7.—-'i‘he Rev.
Mat-1.1114111 Richardson. of Syracuse. N.
1’.. has accepted a call to the/vacant
pastorate of the First Presbyterian
Church of this city. Mr. Richardson
is 111 the thirties, married and has two
children. 11 is expected that he will
infuse new life into the church which
has 1111111 no regular pastor for w your
or more, being content with the able
Rev. George F. Pentecost. of interna
tional reputation. It. is one Of the fin
est. edifices in this city, with mouse. at-
tuchcd. and has among its parishion-
ers some of the most influential resi-
dents of the city.
Beau the
3151111111111
41!
The Dining Room
should he one of the most comfortably
and attractively furnished rooms in the
lishment. it is so. -=We have-a splendid
line of handsome dining-room tables
and chairs, buffets and accessories.
Each piece In strongly and durably
made from the most artistic designs.
and Is warranted to give thorough sat-
isfaction. Our present prices are most
moderate.
The Ari. Angevine
84 Son Co.
194 AND 236 WASHINGTON IT.
'45 Wall 51.111411111114111. 11
Insurance.
WI have IIvIrIl 44414.4 burg-Inc
41
growth of the town.
. .1. 11:41.11... 8. co.
(INGORPORATID)
Real Estate
5 11409111111111... V
50.1110me GoNN'.
3011114 NORWALK.’ OONN.
...._.,.11
TRANSAcTs A GENERAL IANKING
11113114535.
CAPITAL.
01011-90400
‘Iuanue AND PROIIITI.
4173, 500.00.
cows 14. MATHEWSON. Prcc.
JOHN 14. KNAPP. 11.4 Vino-PHI. -
FREDERICK 1-1. RowAN', and v1»
WILFRED BVODWELL, enables.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp 18111111101 Grummln
Joclah R. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
chrlItlIn Swan-t: John H. Lluht
1‘ Fred H. Rowan. 1
.. 1‘1
iiiimibing and Steam
Heating
'HO'I' WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
.070“! AND RANGES,
' ILA?! AND TIN ROOFING,
Etho ‘IV’nd Slum Phillip, on Fixturn.
1‘ 11414104111119.2411. ‘ 11-31 1"
HAVI YOU: SEEN OUR STOCK OP
RIOHMOND HANG!"
The Jones &Hotchk1ss
Company ' '
' 17 I’ll-'1 “It?“ LED-Qw‘ibih ‘ ‘
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[111' .81"
11.11.1111. Richard-011,4“ ”Helm-CID
of this city have unanimously voted '
l . Boston; 1). W.. Spillan. Albany, N.Y‘
house. and. if furnished from our eetalr '
Horace 15- 0111111 8‘ 5°“: A
Real Estate and '°
in income producing property that 1
mun incl-nu in value With the rapid .
CityNatlonalBank ‘
- I110 (9050
Cherry P440441 44‘ I W
chIRDocfonpmflhll. W01??? 01'
11. V1!» 11 ornol. - doctor
LIKED ”DECOOKNIG. ‘ '
Waterbury Mechanic Elopcd‘ With His
Boarding House metre-0.11.
WA'l‘F‘RHURY. Nov. l7.-—-So well
was be pleased with a local
occupy th‘o positbn for life
11's 1111111 lies 111 the closest proxi-
1 1y to his stomach was again proven.
this time by Mrs. Mabel A. Taylor.
who runs the Union Square house
opposite Union Square 1111111
F1111 some time she has had as a
boarder Millard A. McCoy. a master
mechanic at the Scovlll Maputo/slur1
1111; company. 80 well did Mrs Tav-
iqr‘ 14 cooking-111111 even Mrs Taylor
herself-appeal to Mr. McCoy, and so
well did Mr
'l‘avloi as 11 candidate for 41 second
spouse. that they ”slipped down to
Bridgeplnt Saturday. ere married
had back 11.1;11111 all 111 such brief time
that the wheels of the boarding 11011110
economy missed never a 0.03
Both Mr. and Mr.s McCoy refused
to say a word about their little trip,
and were surprised that. news of it
had looked out. for they had said:
never ‘11 word to their friends. Their
friends are all satisfied that here is
one husband who. “will never have
cause to say "Wily can't you bake
like mother used to bake?"
Wm
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-l"; H. Warner. Springfield;
W. H. Motcalfc. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Seymour 0. 1' Nichols. John B Rey
holds H 11.130105. E L Dln1e,Pclor
Vi. 111121111111. William Fanning, New
York: Paul G. Dctioéler, Hartford:
Mrs. I). N. Kendrick. Glen Cove, 11:1,;
311. 11. Phillips-1.84mi:Norwalk: 41111111
W. (‘eulot smmmm- W J Casey-.Bur
ilngton Vl.: W F}. Bent. New Haven'
‘0. S. Lucie, itidgcwood. N. J.: R. A
Holckc.l3100kly;n F. E. Scheutliai.
Mahackemo-Starr C. Barnum. New
Haven- James M. Sweeney, Mr. mid
.Mrs. Youngs. New York; 0. Ci. Gifford
and wife. Miss Gladia Gifford.,‘Boston;
M. P. Regan, llobokcn. N J.. W. D.
Willams. New York; ’1‘. '1‘ Sheriff,De-
troll: Madame 1.1414111; SoutltNorwailf:
Philip A. Mot-over.” ..‘T Haney.New
.York; Louis 11111117.. Newark; J. R.
.harken, New York: 8. ,Greeastoin.
Bridgeport; w. C. Jacques, C. W. Shar-
111'. New Haven; G. L. Rockwell
,Rldgeiield: 1.. R.liu.1'lbutt Wilton
M. T. Holland, '1. H. Lean, Boston; G
3.120111410111111. New York 1 1
NAVY WORKERS' PAY lNCREASED
1 ..WASI~11NG..'I‘ON,‘Nov. 17.4.011ch
are being sent out'by the Navy [’94.
‘partinent to about 1,000 employee of
navy yards throughout, the United
States. notifying them of an increase
in salalles ranging from four to ten
per 00111 The effect is to bring the
rate of pav up to that of similar kinds
of work in the other braucbou of the
government serving. .
1 4.1,
111.11: .. 011.1911.
“I'- DlnncrI Evenlngl, ‘1'
8 to 8 p. 111.
Sunday Dlnncn I Specialty.
' Dinner I VPIrtIVcI and Banquctc
1 " iScllcltcd. "1
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor. 1“
‘ Telephone 999. ~M'v"
=vsnv Latoya-01153111140 CHAM
. 111.11
should be equipped 11111“. I dainty
Inow white. one 11112.00 “standard” Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you 0901' stopped to consider
how delightfully convenientait would
be to have bot-411111 cold running water
In your dressing chamber, sloop-
lag apartment or first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford ygu
the highest 114 of comfort. 1
Wewlil 31411 y uuoto' you p'rlces.011'r
plumbers are strictly competent me-
411411144, honest Ind reliable.
CORNER ‘MAIN AND WEST L8‘78”.
1114.1
'9‘.“ ‘
,.4
redemis
Foam-141119.410 . 1. ‘
Lady Attendant ‘ ..
01114111 41111 144111114111... 11 . 1 .
M 80. MAIN 3"» SOUTH NORWALK
M
. dpc ‘ 1110
limbo A r herr
cliltii crbumgmigncjtit. III?
ill ti
'1111' 1111.;
hilcciigli fll!d c imp
III ..
. .
ho telry
that the star boarder has arranged to . . 1
but a
McCoy appeal to Mrs.’
HORACE R. NASH -
Sc
611401132
pt conddcncc in
411- .01!"
“"-, 11:111.- 11, "
111111111 Joe Mt'vfi’irbr "19141.11:
1:01:14. city on business today.
Mr. and Mrs Fred L. Lundquipt ar-
1ived1 in East Nor-walk last night from
a. several days' visit in New York city.
The final coatih‘ “of White of the
new Cancvnri build as at Beaview. ave
nuo'and Washington street is being
put on. V
1 The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet Wednesday afternoon in the
(boron parlors. 1 ,
The Mission Study Class 01‘ the Ad-
vent Christian Church will meet this
evening at the home of Alfred Nich
erson.1n EdIIe avenue.
Edward llatcbman' 3 attack Of
typhoid fever has thus far been a light
one and his early recovery In looked
forward. to by his friends. '
‘ A number of carioads of used rail-
.4,. ,
, .11
bank near-Kaiser place. They are in
a'1 tempting spot: for disappearance.
Miss Maud Hewitt went to Danbury
last night and attended a blrthday pat“
ty at the home of Miss Harriet Cro-
fut. who has been a frequent visitor
with friends in The Nurwaiks.
A birthday party was given Master
Junior Nichols In honor of his seventh
year, - yesterday afternobn. 11113111441.
friends gathered at. his home in East.
Avenue, and had a most enjoyable
time. 1
I George Washbuln. the artist. has
now completed his extensive job of
decorating the rebuilt Advent Christ-
ian Church and the result is a decided
" credit. to him. He is being l'OlllltlI“
congratulated for his skill.
There is scheduled a big time. for
headquarters on the Washington
mistrust bridge. Major. 811110011011. of
.Hartford the divisional other from
,Hartford. will be present
U A cement. flooring is being laid in the
.cellar of the liofner building 011 the
Washington silcct bridge by Charles
H. Aisthorpc. It is expected that this
Tpmcess will obviate any possible
trouble (1010 water.
The frequent y with which the 112113
Norwalk masonger 09th is being
broken into is hecmning quite a joke
Fortunately the thieves have not been
able to make. very big hauls, last
night. being a fair sample.
The 1.111114111‘ Sewing Circle of the
Swedish Lutheran Church gives 11 bn
zaar at Randall's Hall, Van 7.111101
street, Thursday afternoon. Novembei
19. 1908. opening at 8 p. 111. until Ill
p.411. Come and bring your friends.
The oyster opening business is brisk
~ 411090 days at the Model plant. on il)‘.
Washington street. bridge, where there
'aromore than 135 men at work shell-
ing the bivalves. Most of the product
is understood1 to go through the west.
Ralph Decker arrived back from
‘ Dong island a few days ago with 1111-
- sloop Katie G. loaded with turnips and
cabbages. lie has disposed of almost
all 0! the load and expects to return
to the other side of the sound after an-
other one.
There was more ice on the edge of
the harbor and the. ponds this morning
than at. any time thus for during the
'fnll. There was a crust on the ground
.; this morning and it is predicted that
. the ground will be fully 1102011 by De-
: member 1st. ‘
Now that there has been a little
trouble over the crap game on the
Benedict Farms Bridge. it will proba-
bly‘ disappear from there at. least for a
‘time. According to all reports there
has been a crap game there for a long
time. on“ my week days as well as
,Sunpays ‘
Edward Schoonover and John New
11rd. who worked off 11 chicken trade a
lfew days ago. are now figuring 011 on-
other; This time they 111-0110140110
exchange .i.wo,spechnens 014011. Last
tlnte Edi Schoonover lost by half a
j.poand but he is confident of better
results this time
Flam present indicatinns the East
.Norwalk electric lighting committee
'will call a1 meeting of" the tire district
for some time next week to report
on the progress made thus far. and to
111: the hours for burning the lights
and to attend to other details of main-
tainlng the new system
' “Harry Rider. of East: avenue. ‘wont
to New York on a. business trip yesten
1.30%
EAST NORWALK
,_ CASH GROCERY
1.1:? :' £4" tiff“? 15.11111}: ..
I'JEJ2 €51} 11,1115,
CH
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WAT .
.31“
iii" 11111111591.
Thanksginng
I'Mll».l't‘.
Tat.)- “”t‘w - *4 I‘D?“ m 1
HOTEL
ON! MINDY;
5..
$00141 0M0
PAN PLAN. 11 1' '
11011 1'10ch fl
Iry Roam Heated « '1
nArEI EAOONADLI. ,
. Pine 111441144414 In &God
A full 11114.41’ 11119411491115,
In. tho limou'c' QIIG'JTBII 1455.113...
Inc a. 06.14 444114: always on '11 _ .
Anhcmr Illicit I‘w‘r on. '01": .
r. .1. 901:1;th Proprlctbl'.
“11111119611 119;.
07:1
corona
lul MINI III
and Electric 1.1m Throuillm Iv-
”BN4: : i.
1"
SSWfi-i‘; 1‘1 Hit"
(“.018
, habitual drinker to take the pledlie
rosd’ tieIhove been dumped down the .
this evening at the Salvation Army I
. more p1 oilelcnt
I‘D-I'd.
‘ game.-
~ this place butane 341111141110" 3:
.———-—————l—'-—-—¢_I
91.11..- Destroyll 1hstrav109%r Dnnk
' —Cure Ellected or Money
Relucdedr'. 1,
It was formerly customary for the
”Bulariy, sometimes once a year. and
followed his debauches, and then-
‘break It. ‘
1 But now it is gradually downing on
the world that pledges do not stop
drunkenness.‘ When a man takes a
pledge voluntarily. he expects to keep
it. Every man expects to keep his
the drunken! many a'hearts'ce 1 unit,
he cannot help it. He tights as long
as be can then succumbs to the crav-
ing. The nervous system of the habit-
uIi drinker is diseased and he must
have trbalment that-11 will cm .tbis
condition.
rrine is sold under a positivb guar-
a so to cure the drink habit or the
1110‘ ‘ey twill be refunded. No other
tre meat for the liquor habit is sold
.under Such. a liberal guarantee. 1 ’1
:‘ Ol'rine is prepared in two forms: No.
1 a powder, perfectly tasteless 4mg
colorless, which can be given secretl
in any food or drink. Orrine No. 2 is
In pill form, for those who wish to' be
taken by every one who swears-off.-
No matterwhich form of Orrine ls
used the. guarantee isuhe same. The
price of Orrlne is 8! 00 per box. mail
ed in plain sealed wrapper upon r0
Geipt of price. Write for free booklet
on “How to Cure Drunkenness" (mall-
ed in plain sealed envelope). 1111 The
Orrine Co.. Washington. D. (‘1 Chine
Is sold by I‘dw. ,W. Kelley, limit North
Main street South NorwalkV
day and his obseravtion was that the
outit‘10lr“foi" the“ future“ 113 “a good one
While he does not expect any great
rush In his business, ship chnndlcry.
before spring, there is every indication
of a steady trade until then.-
Abram l)an11.‘of Riligt'llcld. who has
been visiting his sister. Mrs lle'nry
1.. Sey.1nour of Winfield street. re-
, urned to his home today. in company
with . Mrs. Seymour.
br‘atcd' his cigbtieth birthday last Sat
‘urduy 111111 is 111 the very him of
health. ' ~ " .
Though there has been some dis:
cussion rclalhe to the establishing of
the new yacht club, of late, the date
for 11 meeting of the ya‘chtsme’n inter
ested has not. been fixed. Owing to
the gcnu'al favor with which the prop- .
~u‘.
nicotine drill 11-;- iwid‘ before-1011:.»
'I‘bc Young 91111 s Assoctatltin 'of the
East 111 cnuc Methodist. Church will
have a1101he1 practice this evening at
the church under the directlonV
bender Ch'uler. Rogers There was
some talk of having an entertainment
and public exhibition F1 iday evening.
but it has been decided to adult a lit-
tle 111th 1111111 the boys become 11 1111101
Andrew l.aC1'.on the East Norwalf'.
young man who was stabbed So badly
Sunday on the consummation bridge"
that he might have bled. to depth ls
reported today as getting along 1110 111.
though still weak from the big loss of
blood He hopes to get out again in
three 01 four davs. Two friends.
Messrs. Voorhees‘ and John Penny. sat
up with him last night, 111‘ order to
be ready to render Resistance should.
the artery 1111115 neolt‘ “1100* was
opened, strut to bleed' again. -- 1* 1
The stabbing of Anllrelv lhcro‘lx
Sunday alternoon has brought about
quite extensive comment over 11.414411
of police protection this end of the
town has. The stabbing was reported
'to the South N01wa1k police, but they
11010 no iulisdietiolt‘ 110170 and 001130-
quenliv could not. go on 11101011; The
the victim died on the. s 01. 111.14 stilli—
ber would have had; 1115 as big‘ a Start
as he did. no matter what’ the. outcome
of the case of hls victim; Before a
constable can be uptifled‘p any offender
has a chance to get miles‘ away from
‘vthe seat or» a crime. 80111141111115 111111
there was an incidentlnwhicb: demon-
strated what the South Norwalk- police
are up against at the Washington
street bridge A man fighting (truth
was ordered 1101110 010111 0110' “7115wa
too 4154441111131: by a. city police of-‘
floor. The man did start 111 that direc-
tlon, but as soon as he got over the
city“ 11110 into East 1161141111111 be.- turned
about and called thebillcer all of the
names in the latest catalog ”
——Don' t think that piles can ‘1 be our
ed. Thousands '01 obstinate can have
been cured by Dean‘s Oolntmén 50
cents at 111111.111ng Store,’ 1
IIIIIIIIII.
Ice fornis regularly nearly every
on the edges of the river. .- .
Real .Mr. Cunningham and family
have moved into the Baptist parson-
age. ‘whioh has been undergoing extol!
sive repairs. .
. The D. A. A. clubhouSe is now
completely wired. and all
mains is far the Connecticut Company
to make connections and install Vs. Inc
Preparations are already being talk-
cd of regarding the annual football
glinle‘ of the "Has-Beeps 41111 the "Nev-
cr-Wasers" of this place. which occurs
on 'i‘ltanksglring Day. This is the one
.and only Important. Name 01’ the sea-
8011.th all the middle- -aged gentle
men down here know some of the
. 111104111111 were ‘in' i180 ‘in‘ 1890, and
these suffice nor their one and only
. "Its a sad, and: world that per
mite the sport loving brick numbers-sot
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A telephone 1133 been installed 11
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