h»
i.
log a goodly company there wad".
A .
transition November“: in the“
, or our m ital; no reams
W angrily «stilt tin Ilium: hid
Mi wind was mooning over the
immune-us in on little out n
a
mat; the only. autumn
of life were curl: of smoke rte
_ from the chimney: of the rough
"in. houses. And not far from the lit-
tilt‘viilsue with its hard won cisarlnfi"
around. the forest rose—dark and
a} bra and threatening. . . .
‘ lit the gloom. of the outside world
, . N no Dims-Within theorising of the
mittlsrs. For it was Thanksgiving day
«lithe first the world had ever known.
‘ Within the house otflovernor Brad:
indeed. the living room. was
quite tilled with people who had come
to, shamrwlth the good old man. in
the illumination! the occasion. From
the kitchen came the noise of a great
hustle and moving about and also was
the air filled with most attractive 0d~
ore, causing more than one attire not);
pie mom Qd’ to sternly suppress‘eilt-
animations at most worldly delimit
and anticipation. until at last the door
oil-the kitchen was thrown wide. And
into the room mored Mrs. Bradford,
holding aloft a platter on which rest.
led the biggest and finest turkey in the
. ‘9.“- ,.
» 80 was the canning of the first
Thanks Vlns Writer.
That rst turkey was doubtless a
glorious'hird. But we who live too
late to taste of it need not despair, for l
therein“ others. Times have changed. .
and inbtlils, our (age, instead of big
bro erfiill telling his shotgun into
M
Home Wild Wfis,R¢-
loo: lut'l'iira ilCriiul Whiéh
TridCiurleii
(loot-gt- A. Reynolds. clerk of the
tire bondhhau a thick which was
tithes from the cellar door of the
house tenderly owned by the Rev.
John Davenport. ounder of New
am colony and star by his father:
William A. Reynglds. ', This cellar
room became note as the hiding place
for a time of three reslcidss, Gotten.
Whailey andi'Dianll. instrumental in
bringing about the execution of
Chrnles l of England. who was be-
headed at Whitehall. January 30.
1649. Gaffe, Whalley and Dlxweli
Were three of the members of the
high court of justice which on Jan-
uary 27. 1649. condemned Charles I
to death. _
, in 1660. Charles ll issued the dec-
laration of ilreda. whereby pardon
was granted to all except such as our-
llument might afterward except. l’nr-
llament later passed an act of .lndein-
city. but with many exceptions.
Nineteen reglcldes. who surrendered
voluntarily. were kept in prison to-
gether with six others until their
death. though they were. noyer tried.
'l‘en others were executed immediate-
lywhlle three others were caught in
Holland and taken to England and
executed. Many lived in exile and
of those. Gaffe, Whalley and Dixweil
figured conspicuously. These three
men lied to New iinvepcolnuy and
were sheltered by the Rev. John ilnv-
enport. Eullssaries from Charles ll
were in quest of them and suspected
the founder of New Haven colony of
shielding the three men who were
concealed in the cellar room.
Davenport. onlcrtuincd tlic represen-
tatives of the him; on the floor above
and talked in a loud voice in order
pail ’li'lbs'. ulto unable tumors.
0 m3:
the." out after the turkey, mother that the three reg-lollies in the room
' i lir’g‘egiocitethotfit and travels lbelow could hear all that transpired.
Wlhnjindrket; But, however. the prize i'l‘iicy heard it all and escaped during
in .mtirod, the result is the salile~—lor I the entertainment of the aiillssurles to
us dud the bird. _ lwhal is now known as judge‘s care at
__ The turkey was chosen for the first i West Rock, New Haven. and won-
Thaliltsti'vlng dinner because it wnslllovor found by the king’s reprt-scir
largo‘and most luscious. And it was a iatlves. ’l‘hls cure was also known an
ill choice; so that nowadays Thanks. liegiciilo’s cure.
siting without Turkey somehow The room in which the three men
mudt'seem just right. Some people i were concealed was preserved and ill
out ducks, and are quite satisfied ‘ Hill the property passed into the
therewith. Some people of necessity. l bands at William A. lim'uolds. father
sat pork and beans. and doubtless also of George A. Reynolds. it direct desccn.
lire satisfied and thankful for that ldunl of the Rev. John iinvcuporl. who
Which they have. _ But the turkey is j because of historic associations now In
the bird. One might as Well dliipoliiir! 1 ll that the. room was preserved in Its
with the cranberry sauco. . the pump» entirety. About a year ago the prop.
kin pie. or many other delightful things i erty passed to a church society which
most relished on this day Of days. 1i.“ now m'ncllng it new cdlllcc on the
‘ Mid for those of us who can cut our ‘t-ipuf.
iiil.’ there is n gbod object in the The New lluvcn colonists. as well
Thanksgiving dinner. it not only 'na others proteclcd the three men.
shown us the fruits of our land, but .(lofl’e. Whullcy and illxwell and
also it persuades us lo cm of them. .‘(lhurlcs the ii never bad the sulisl‘ac
nd to such an extent that, when the
_ . ilion of having them cxeculcd. 'l‘hrcc
dinner has glint: its destined way, we. . New Haven thoroughfares today
if. me have
done our ditty. will findfbcur the names of the three men.
. . And ; Goffc street and Whalley and lllchll
. littlstilelplcss condition, how «avenues. all diverging from about
“gill 35th? mini: we orcgpy ourselves ; the vicinlltyi in which the three men
a v g' or in ll a up 0 pm- 1 concert or lit'lllt-itih'tltL
flotilla meditation upon . the blessings ......
WhichWG‘haYe received? g . . I F‘ilii'l”! Honey and Tar cures coughs
Thanksgiving day l8 3 llul’ for all ililli‘hil'. slrvnglliclls the lungs and or
clhsscs and all pimple. F‘Or there is g pcls colds; (let the genuine in n ,\'t‘i‘
not one of as who cannot lind‘rsorue , low package. llrldct- i'burinacy and
thing: no matter how small. to bul‘. ll. iluxtor. "
thankful for, And whether We lull -——~—,-——..~
‘gfirfives before a table laden 'ltthEw MILFOQD LIGHT PLANT
‘ d things to eat, or before a soap i
be: onwhich rests a bowl of crackers
dud militfiye can at least say. “l thank '.
SOLD.
Party of Business lvlon in That Place
'Ehee for that which i havc. Knowing G ‘ "1 '
tiiét it is Thy will for all filings to be \‘Ir‘w \illel‘tlllellaigticeu‘ll V _ 1 ‘
its they are. And lilillif‘ ulu truly . i’ Ast‘a ‘ 3,, '3 ,' “ ” m‘
”new" . . ub um .. .l, luminous. represent
‘ . big a party of local business llll'll. harp
:"fi'rreiumi llllrchuscd the New Milton] I‘llvt‘fl‘it'
‘ ' l lil’im (lolnpany‘s plant and mod will.
. . . . s slated, licgoilatlous which have
Hiltonliiljowreltglitoégtzghgruimi law???“ boun pending for some. months bur
Kiddie? i’liis started me or) the road ml lug been completed this work. A moot
ltlt. l was treated by “H" dociors’ ling or the new owners will be hold on
till tooit other kidney roiilcdlos hull balm-day for thc purpose of alerting
[NW crap. and was unable m m; anyiollivcrs and adopting a not or by laws,
”Mayor” and the doctor told me ll bill” that meeting the companies will
For a rcal, Thanksgiving
the best thing abouttho day,
' l bc In charge of Messrs. tituub and
martini“? “lava"??? trims; timid? l’buinons. the latter acting as more
i. it i do a" of air own worit “M “tury and treasurer. a position be bold
. , With the old company. The plant was
:llltilo'iie at? h‘lzii’iiiy‘zrmiiiad’d‘iai‘ l|,'1)':l'fsformm'ly‘owiu-d by Mrs. w. (i. llluck.
lilo a 80114 results ‘ i'ooeivod (Willi Levi i’, tilddluus and l.. F. Curtis. Hi
{all ll FQVQY'I Kidney Pills .. 06ml how Milford, and the price paid is
"will?” mil y'aliti he Wm “Do not rlllli‘ tilild to have liiil'il about 375,000. ’l‘ilr
my.” Bright’s Dismiss .or Diabetes llimmmm ilWllli atrellfluuulppctll po‘wcr
' ‘. UliRi' um uses in ouuuton ' r vel'
mm" PP}"“'"‘W m"! F- ii. "“3! power chiefly. but has an tilixlilal'y
“Tr Iain-um plant to full back on in tho
event of poor water supply. iii'l‘i'lil
fore the boinpiiny bun furnished a llubl-
service only, lhv plant not being opt-r
nicd during the day. The new owners
are planning, Illlwcvbr. in make itiit'l"
album. and additions iln soon as loan
l lblc. which will permit of running the
plant day and night and m-lllnsi Nim-
irlrlly for both light and powur.
.... ...—...
Mini. ottmans MAY cur WAass.
hid to la Luna Prom at Present in
Making Cotton Cloth.
outrun. Nov. “who for no can in-
herited. than» is no tnlli anion: mill
lientil throughout Windham and New
Won dentition. whore donut llitloo
cotton apertures m employed. of re»
wages in connection with the
nine nor sent. out stroll RlvorhMlss.
it ill pointed out. that it has been con:
toiiiury for Connecticut mill men to
fellow the load of Fall River in the
mother of wages. but it is said. in spite
of the high price or cotton the mill
suthorillcs do not want to reduce was
on except no it last renort. and it is br-
ilovod that even if some of tho mm»
are inter compelled to out wagon film-
will he no ncncrnl roducilon.. Moor
lenders. throughout the section have
expressed and deuce in tile mill own:
on and say they routine that the plants
“would; operated at prurient on it
dies: margin. ,
Intros BUDGET still outer.
maroon. Nov. 2i.~~~’l‘iip gators-
msnt'ii plan for the early promotions
of the ituurw of Commons was upset
. All soon as tho liouvua of lint-us
that this afternoon it was announrwd
that because so many users desired to
speak on thewhlldgei bill, it. would in-
dmisnry milliliiili'lllé the debate into
“Intent; and that a tilt’itslnti wonl'ti
, e nape out next header. t
, f it harlot that ii rotunda d be.
‘ common and the belief was
in parliamentary circles that
be of Gotd‘ilittnu will tu- pro
lid on the dual day of the present
..u I s a a
‘mWW datum-m...
—~»"rlcnprally debilitated for years.
was wornmut and al rundown. Bur.
doc lllomi lilttoru made me a well
womun."—»Mru. Chas. Freltoy. Moouup.
Conn.
ATTEMPTED TO END LIFE.
liltlilli'. Nor. dim-Slim: Estelle-War-
rider. to years old. is in a critical
condition at her home today till a re»
and of an attempt to cud her life.
She. has been with her sister condurtr
big a lmsrdlun house, here and this
morning slu- want to one or the board
.or'u room, where after having locked
herself in. she cut her throat with a
razor and made an incision in licl‘ ili‘lil.
it is said she has been hitting in a lit“
collar uunuuu- of info and law slider
had been, watching her clrmcb, Mina
Warrior-r was found by her alulur just
after having inflicted the injuries on
herself,
W
“NED i'Oll IUNDAV IILLING.
'l‘miithil'f‘ON. Nov. 2vl.~~.lolill .l.
llumpbrlaa. proprietor oi‘ the Aluurl
can House. was found guilty this morn
big in the Borough Court here. or bar
in; solu.,lluuor on midday. lie was
lifted u total of Hill on six counts. lie
was onlcrcd to my tho costs. llum»
tibrion appealed ihc cash. The rvl»
deuce we... furnished by the slain no
lie.
J i
.i
llnd olrlt headaches lacked ambition. _
5
,r—v— quvaV .w »
l r P
n.
licss. It locks automatically
without a sign of smoke or smell.
Every Dealer Everywhere.
lli- llllilliSi ill lillllEli.
Aren‘t you getting tired of the bunch
or spot or spike of gold that ornaments
ninety-nine suiull liuls out of every
hundred that you most or pass on the
sin-cl?
The question should be not what
style oi but and drone would i like. to
near. but what style will bring out
my good points and conceal my bad
«rims ilur most of us have bad ones).
if you have a prominent. nose. don't
wear a turban that extends back from
illl‘ hair lillt' over the fondlpnd,
i cannot tell the one who asks how
to soften foltduul successfully after it
once ilt‘t‘tllllt‘li hardened, but a very
successful “dough" for the English
walnut. chocolate. date null
lionwinudo candies i.: made by beating
the whim. of eggs to a stiff froth. nd
dine an equal amount of cold water
sugar to nutiic it so it run he shard-ll
with the hands into the forms desired.
i had supposed that the lingerie dill-
her and evening gowns Were not going
to be much worn this winter. but our
local shops are selling a good man) of
them. and they are the more expensive
lilil‘fi.
So many wbnwn who undertake
massage their own laws make
10
the skill.
«rays wllil nil lllnlrokc.
’l‘ho plinccss one liil‘l't' dresses burl.
done much to cum lili't' sonu- women oi
the necessity of pcrlbr-l-iltllnu lilllit'l
wear? Now the) rmlllte how lunch but»
tor their gowns would have looked if
they had given the sump lilil‘lllilill to
what was bcnvnlh ”will as they arc
now giving.
'i‘ilol‘o til't'lllri to be lulu-b lmtum-ckml
downs worn this winter than for many
winters heretofore. Women are wear
luv, the llllll"lth gowns at their own
dillilcl‘ tables when there are no annals
r-rrcrnoulnua occlusions.
Many of tho modtu'utcly priced lini-
luilous of the beautiful “hand llloi"
pieces are so well done that ii is iuwl
m lmposnible for lill.\ lllii iill export to
detect the lilifN'bilt‘v.
ll uflpu happens that the only run»
son for your dislike or n handsome lint
uni-lo waist lien in the trill placed on
lliu «litre of the collar. Take it off and
put bells aloud on wind of the lace M,
lilll'll plain and lint illlil note the «lifter-
pncc, li' lullorml garments urn nuns
nully becoming in _\ull, you are almost
sure in find the illllH't' the cause for
your dislike of lbpuv lllvsslur waists.
rice If it in not so.
ili'un water is an amid for cleaning
lbo pnlnlcd walls in your home an it in
for cleaning your hands. Just lhiult of
cleanup: house Willi uoulctiilna which
would be u bonslll tn the hands luslrud
nl' ilryluu and lmrduiilnu them beyond
rcrpunllluu.
‘l‘llu manufacturers. notion. perhaps.
the climb: of lunisowlvcs to preserve
their shining lionrs. have produced it
wouicuvcluid tip for clnilr less that can
be attached with one blow oi“ the innu-
mcr, that they guarantee to wear as
long an the chair. That sounds cur-our
lilting.
w...
’l‘ln- blip in which bully ill iucitnd
cart on a crisp inorulnn is probably
the latest, idea in bolus liiiiliilii ii is.
dilllcult to keep pact,I with the now
forum in which this useful article is
cuiiulantly appearing.
There Is no i‘llsn on record of n
mush orchid rosullllig in pneumonia
or consumption utter Foley’s Honey
and Tm- lutn been taken. no it will stop
your cough and break up your cold
wlchly. Refuse any but the genuine
if‘oloy‘u ilmwy and 'l‘nr in a yellow
package. i‘unlulnn no opinion lint in
life and our... Bridge Pharmacy and
5‘. id. heater. “
as well an ill fornml dinners and tliiit'l‘ ‘
3* . cohort: tho
STANDARD“ 0!!» COHPAN
"r " j '- trim”) "‘
ml"..- l :uiinirublr
iSound. with a plow to having a coun-
nnd 3lli‘iillg in sulllclcnt tillllft'l'iiullbl".i.
l
wlwn going out for it ride in his no. Lil
/ linoleum how sensitivo your
nsrm m be; arousal-
dam" itarian. condiiionl you“ on-
i
FECTION
Oil Healer
‘(Kdulppod with Imokaiou Davie-)1
you’ll not detect the slightest odor of
$31110”; '
The Perfection Oil Heater neither‘smokss nor diffuses odor. The new
Automatic Smokeless Device
pdsiliveiy prevents both. Rtpéaled testydnrin‘g its incipiency and develop-
mom. innumcmblc trial: after it hrld been pronounced perfect by the inventor.
demonstrated its utility and sure cficciivcness.
The wick cannot be turned up beyond the point of its greatest giicctivc-
and thus secures the
greatest lust-yielding flame
Removed iniau instant for clothing.
Solid brass font holds 4 quarts of oiiusuli'icicnt to dive out a glowiiig heat
for 9 hours—solid brass wick carriers—damper top—cool handle—aid indicator.
licatcr beautifully finished in nickel or Japan in a variety of styles.
.1! Not At You". Write for Descriptive Circular
.tg.thg..N¢nqs Agency of the
....4 ‘r a\
mills Ax‘ran‘fiivl‘at‘lu'svua M.mamnn.. .. . A
...... “NM—.-..
‘ WARNER rabbits annoALow.
...—......
Woman Objected Until Advised by At-
tOrnoy Stiles Judson.
i)e\'cr ll. Warner. treasurer of the
Warner iiros. (‘0.. has purchased the
estate in Greenfield lllll known as
(Gilbert linll, an expanse of about '22
acres. upon which he proposes to t'i‘cf'l
.l bungalow. The life lcnnrb of ”iv
properly \vus rewind ill Miss Hussit-
Arnold. and at lwr <chan it was to
have fullt-n lulu tho possession of Mrs.
itspicy. of Noru‘nih. Mr, \Vurncr pur-
chased Mrs. Rnpioy's interests also
those of Miss Arnold. and the report
oil price is ”LOGO. of which titllilli was
for Mrs. itnplcy'u future rights. and
55,000 for Miss Arnold‘s life tenure.
it was lcnrncd today that Mr. \t‘ur»
uer pnrchnscd.fia property. which is
located. overlooking lint
try place convlilllenl to his tint- resin
llcucc ht ltill l‘nrlt place. lirldizoport.
am far l'lifllll-ill away from business
euros to afford him an ldml unliut'.
plum“.
llcforo the p chase was effected.
Miss Arnold. it; was learned today.
sought to withdraw from the trail
suction. expecting to hold her property
for an even mum-r pricc. Rho lnuilr
ruined that she had agreed to sell her
rights in only four out of the five lulu
embraced in the tract. whilr- .'\lr. War.
ucr chllmt'd shahhild contracted to soil
”1.. bar l‘llilillii in the chilrc property. lic-
niistnkc oi rubbing Just the surface in .l'm‘i‘ she (‘Ulliiifllit'd i0 0‘0"? ”W “W“
stead of rum-int: tin» muscles bcncutlll WW Arnold "t‘iliilli‘t' mull"?! Attorney
And rcnwmlwr that to build : Stiles J‘MM’"
them up tin-y want it) be moved quiet l WM M’l'l' lilo finn‘cmcntn in the null.
ll‘. and to reduce. \‘inorousil‘. and til i “'r ”‘4“ “M “WM?“ to “a" h” ““m"
‘ ullboul u coulosl.
it was after he had
Childron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
c AI’SNTO R I A
STATE BUYS SITE FOR SANTA-
TORIUM.
...—......
TuberCuIOIiI Commission Gets Land
on Cedar MOuntaln.
'l‘lio slain lulu-rcubmis commission
held a llll‘l‘lllli: in New Haven Tuba
tiny whorl ll nus decided to establish
the Hartford county boom for tuber-
culosis patients at Cellar Mountain till
land which belonged lo the estate of
tho lulu llr. tlnrdon W, lillnuull.
The l‘tilllflllhkitlll but! decided in buy
a tract of lunmyilvc acres. covering
the top or the rlduu and running down
lwlow iin- blizbwuy. it includes an
uiu-n plulcnu with a unullwru "roomm-
uud cuulmumls n lu'uulifnl view. it
was lbw opinion of Mrs. Russell that
her llili' husband. who was greatly
iltlr-rlmlml in the lnnvclncul for llic
cur“ of lulwrcubmiu puilcnla. would
heartily upprmp of ill" nap in which
his land will bu pill.
The land was bonuhi for 83.500
and its selection will plat-n the home
not far from Wildwooti Sunnioriniu.
The commission. nppoiltind llu-oimh
an act of tho last iniglslulurc. has
now nolcciml lliu ultra for lhe ibrco
lmnwa which it ~ls to establish. Thai
for l”ulrllpld manly is in the town of
lionliuulnn. liw llmlcrcllll‘ i-lunlr
inrium ill 'ilr-rlden llflli boon lultbn for
New lllm-u manly and the action of
the commission 'l'lil'tillll‘i' "limit the lo»
cation for the home in this county.
WW
BOTANIST IHOWN DEAD.
W/il-lllthi'l‘tm. Nov. “krilviil'm‘
iiuy ilrown. who luldout the lll'tllllltls
surrounding till-weapitol and the .wutuv
iltlilllc. died at his home here ,i‘tlllii‘r'
dny of pneumonia. Mr. Brow" was an;
pcrlntumicnl optho flotdnlc Garden.
- lli‘c i870 be his been instill biiiploy
or the lxoi'i-l‘illlll'lll in Washlnuiilll. "0
was an authority no harm, the print.
and bad outdo a valuable collection or
liuruu‘ works up] biographies null
ultrlchns at the will...
, “...”... ......
CLlNToM MAN DEAD.
l'l.iu'roN. Nov. 25. ------ Cant l‘lcorgp
wiishinaion Fnrnlnuu. Clinton‘s olrlchl
resident. dict! at his home here. today
rollowln'g illness from pneumonia and
in March at paralysis. its was born
born in truth spent a. lame part of his
life an a seafaring itllill and Willi also
a boat titlii house builder. it widow
. and lines discolor! survive.
List at Subscriber: Whose Name: Do
Not About in llu: Lul
Ditnclory issued
The following undies of now tolu-
phunc subscriber‘s have been added
to the, list since the issuing of the
lost book. Cut this out and paste in
the back of your directory:
Aiken. (ion. 53.. ,
173 Main 8L. N. ............ 54- 3
lluésler, Paul,
1:. Mnin St. N. ............. 355- 4
llnyrci’. Thomas J..
88 North Main St. .......... 443 7’
llccrs. William P..
4.9 Wall St, N. .............. 153- 4
lloncdlct. A. 16..
87 West. St. ................ lith'r
liourne1 Sidney ii..
iii. hast Ave. l2. N .1071
Iirooks. James ll,
Madison sit. ................ 823- 4
llnrns. Peter F., .
104 East Aye. E. N. . titli- 4
iiyrnos. Amigo it.
’35 Chapel; t ,N. ............ 592- 4
Culvert. Harry it,
lionus Ave. N. ............. ion-i2
Chaplin Cali. .
. 10 llnmlltonAvc. ........... 103.7- 4
Christiano. Peter.
\‘l'cslpori Ave, N. ....... 269-14
('liurcll. \V, li..
Garner St ................... 1.35- in
Crawford. .loliu ii..
ll (Walloon St, N. ........... 83.3- 3
llicknmn, Samuel.
3.5 itaylno 'St. ............ 356- l
llworltin. sn'tii‘ucl- E..
f»! Main St... .N'. ............ 315-12
Edwards. l’cl'cy .l..
21‘ r‘nlriioid Arc. ........... 918
Epstein. Morris.
M Taylor Arc ............. hill 2
lCluu. J.. ..
ti Woodward Ave. ............ ill?» 2
Everett. Mrs. Mary A.
.itownylou .................. our 5
Fisher. W. ll...
5t) r‘nli'lioltl Avo. ............ 25+ 3
Foster. Samuel it.
'19 orchard St. N. til- ..
liniticl‘. John & Soil.
.31 Main St. N .. Still
iiiillltil‘tl, Htinll I...
.'.i Winfield SL. it. N. 2vli~ ll
ilurlog. A..
liownyton .................. illlt
licinuclmnn. A. A..
23 Second 3L. 1.; N .......... 773- 2
lllnck. 'l‘..
49 Fort 8L. l'l. .\'. ........... 87.3— J
Hogan. liauiel.
l l‘Illzubctb Si. ............ M2- 5
Howard. Mrs. “l \i’
l2 lsnacs i’iacc. N. ......... 123- .
iiilliiilii'ti. F..
ii Lewis SL. .\'. ............. lilii?
llurlburi. Lemuel.
South \i'lllon ............... lliili» 4
Kennedy, W, 'l‘..
Wilton .................... 3951i”.
Knupp‘s Express (20.. _
:..'. “hailingtou 8t. ......... 523- 3
Knight St. A. M. ii. i‘lruroh, 1
l. Franklin Ave. ............ 83: .‘.
Kolin. A..
in North Main St: 330.3. 4
liralelucr. Finds.
39 North Main Si. .......... bli- 4
Kabul-itch, John.
22:: Washington St. ii, N. . .. iliills 1!
Lloyd. (‘hurlcs l).,
2.x Raymond St. ............ l56- b
Lockwood. F. E.
ltuwnyion .................. Bill i 4
Liicsilaiy. John.
2?. llny Si. .................. liviii
Mansion House.
\\‘asliinltton St. ............ Sid
liunsy. .lohn.
lllll iftl iiiiiilil
' INEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Ill Wuud Si. ............... Siii' .3
file/illlstcr. .inmcu.
ill i‘niou Arc. .............. 672’ p
Mcifiibu, James .\..
rill lluyricw Arc. .......... ltil~ .3
Miller. l". M..
{iii l'ninu 5i. ............... this. i
Mills. Andrew 8..
lluwmion .................. lii'." l
Morehmid. Miss Sadie.
ill lit‘t‘li Bl. ............... hilllv i
.Vl-wrnuu. it. ,
l7 North Main 8i, ........... lliiiu
N. Y. s New Film. llolr‘i t'o.‘
Clifford Hull-i .............. illlti
Norwulk Btuum Laundry.
it. Murwln sr. .............. fill
l‘uync. I, 'l‘..
Washington Rt. ............ :iliu-l.‘
liotliorost. llr. (loo, id. .
'l‘oiiuueku .................. {viii} -t
Reynolds. A. l’..
l0 Wilton Ave. N. ......... iliil- l3
Hour-ll. H. Al. ’
ii llnymonti i-il. .......... ill! 3
itnbuy. (‘. A. it lit. in. 5
ill Wall‘ l-lt.. N. . .......... :iiilij ill
lludolph. (lunar ii. i
lb". Hunvii-w Ava. lit. N. .
tlclluildl. Mrs. Will. (i. li.. ; ,P: {VI-”“5102“ 5’0“ “3m" 7100.
r Elisabeth Ell. . ........... are affirm-WWII
h . .
““ii‘i‘w’ii‘: him} ........... ......u‘ new NORWALK *0 new
ennui. n‘wuuu w.. "‘V‘"
l Quintard pinco ........... illil» 2 A. Mwliizltlx. lzillx. lizlb.
apt-near. John it. 7:27. third. llizlilix. Hulls. ”:47.
till CC!lrll‘$i~..N- ....... lot? l'. M.- sum. it'll. :islix. :lltilx.
‘i‘ulllr. Chas. ll..
Ht. Jililll 8i, liownytol . .
Vail (locvcrlnlz. Miss (orncllu.
ill flrogory llmdevurd. i-:. it.
\i’ubslor, it‘. it.
29:.
I;
.. . .
lliloi a
bill. Main 31.. N. ..... iii?» ti
thcitli. Child. l“..
ill (luvs 8t. iii. N. ...... 77d 5
it'lloelor. Frodbiu
ii untrue BL. it}. N. 32!?» 2
While. Alexander.
til lilb'Avc. 722‘ 3
Wills lioimc Cafe.
till St. N. .. ....... Roll. 4
Willimt. d. it.
2 A“ SIgI’I‘ILIltIQ‘oI noniillli"
Whine. Tiioiiianl. ' I: '9
ammo" .-‘...'. Wit}. im‘i‘ 4
mm.-
s. or J. on oral.
newts
... 10:02:.
lillillh YWWWM
idlflitilih’oi , , . , l l
A W with to! the rodent.
This can: 2
' damn filth s our
tribu int your it are by pure-hallo
KILLER. the Most. quickest‘aad i
Goats more; worth more; cheapest
Walls; 8100 ford" L
no.1 Fill? Nis-
.~ lot troy, ling. Cat or
Adi-eh All Cotlil'h
librarians to
or
yr 2,3” “1.» “Wm t"
V. ...
Latest Law About éelllng" Liquor to
Habitual Drunkard»
At the last session of. the General
Assembly. a new law was passed. ml
the form of an amendment to Sec-i
lion 269.6 of the general statutes. which i
is causing interest. and is likely to.
canon more interest as time progresl
Skit. ;
For sometlmc past there has been
a law in the general statutes which
provides that, when a man is a habit-
uul drunkard. any member of the
man's family may request the select
men to notify the salooukcepcrs of the
town Where the man residcs not to
sell him any intoxicants. and disobedi-
ence of this order is a punishabit- ol<
fousoat law. This act has also been
amended so that it may also apply to
a woman.
Now comes the new mu, found on 3
page. liST. chapter 796 of the public
iltll-l of limit.
The new acts provides thul not only f
can the sclcctnien be called upon to ”.
It"
(luvs! the liquor prosecutor “shall" so .
notify all the saloon keepers of thc city ‘
notify the salouukccpers. but on
or town.
So far. so good: lull this now fliilt’l‘id‘
mom does not. make any provision for
the payment of the costs of uotillcat.ou , .
and while the act of disoboyim: the or- s
dcrs or the swimmer: is punishable. '
for the disobcyuient of the orders at
the prosecuting attorney.
in other words. as the. act is con—
sirnod by some legal authoritiesM if
Mrs. John Jones wants her husband ‘
to stop drinking, she visits the office
of the prosecutor and demands that he
notify everyone of the saloon and
i‘fllt“k(‘i‘D4‘i'S in this city not to sell »
- any liltll'l‘ intoxicanls to John Jones.
and the new law makes it lilnndatory -
that this be, dnnc.
Now the serving of notices is a cost-
ly “Wiill'. and the question aliens. who
in to pay for its being done: T'Ilv law ;
makes no provision for this. Supper
ing the prosecutor does notify about
John Jones. and Hill Smith. a saloon-
beeper. soils to John and is arrested.
it is said that, even if guilty. it would
be impossible to convict under the lau‘.
us there is no penalty. if lilt' sclcct-
ulcu gave the notice there would be.
however. .
Chlinlrpn ...va
..fo'i..ߤ'liiil'.. .
CA a TO rel r A
saw YORK. new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TiME TABLE.
m
ln Effect November 8, 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. Mu-«12253x. fizllllx. fittix. mos.
midi. 7:20. twill. Szltlx. ll..’iix. ilzltlx.
H137, llileix, 10:52x, “:29.
i’. hi.~~i:i:h3x. 2250):, fiziil. fiziiily.
.'.;:i.'.x. ozfilix. 6:40.615“. 71itix. 7142:.
'Jzilix, l0::ill.
Bond-yo.
A. M.~~12:f>3x, 5:0'i'x. lizilx. 8:54.
10:20. .-
l‘. hi.«~l2:l‘ili. 2:4“. 2:60x. 5:35.
influx. 7:12. 7:42x. 9:4tlx. itl:l'.l.
M
A. M.~«l2:00x.4149.5:45,6:45.7:4h,
8:50;, 9:15x. 10:02x. 10:05. 11:00:.
”:0 .
l’. M.~«l2:03x. 1:06, 2:001. 2:fl’l.
3:32x. 3255. i132. 5:02. btilfut. 5:27.
tlitllx, “:08. 82031:. 9:30. llzilllx.
Gannon.
A. M.-lh:00x. 8:00, 7:80. 9:153
i till. i3:ll.li:lllx. iirlll. 7 Hill. lizlllx.
”$18. 2:49 and “29 in tlrlditcpuri
tiny.
Bond-yd.
A. M.«l1l:|llx. 1:16;. 7:43.
(Nil. lliiiilx. llzlilx.
i‘. iii.-«il:lilx. tutti. 7:10;. suit.
9:431.
scorn nonwaiu ‘ro DANIUHY.
A. M.w--l:2ill. 6:29. 8:27. 9:59.
P. manual. 4140):. “:14. 7:18.
‘ sundays.
A. M.-li2il. 9:15.
i‘. M.~~i:85.
«“3...»
DANGUWI To GOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.«»n:iir., 71%. 8:20. liltitlit,
llii'vll.
i’. M.~~i:lfix, ilfflllx. lizilll.
loaders.
A. M.v~-'I:5fl.
i’. M.-«~6:00x. Siiiil‘x.
scum noswsta ro neuron.
”A1. il.-l‘.i:ill. izltl. 6:15. ltlzzii.
.00:
this class that has such endorsements as it hm;
slut in your town that will our goods. You cal
l
You are not in: to pay the price.
W..flpmflull the great loss l detained by tho rosi-
hy the depredstlons of rats.
W not stop con.
3 DUNI.OP' AUS RALIAN RAT
nost satisfac cry vat! exterminator!
in the end. :Showns an article of
.Sao'ihe reliable drug-
trust: him.
We Give You 510.0, for Any u... Die hi
ive Giles critic Prem-
We Will Pay spoon
Chicken him a Kris:
For Balssln‘fiouth Norwaiit by
’ R. H. PiilSlill. llRlllililSl
i. Bole Agent
bow-cow emu»
"swaths; FOHA'SELEE‘rMEfiTM”T'ofALUME’r nNio HacLXETi/l’niéuo.
llQSTON. Nov. 24.——A quarterly div-
ldend‘of 38 «it share. was declared to-
day by thefilreciors of the Calumet
and liccla Mining Company. The rate
is the same as that.of three months
ago, and brings the total dividends of
the your to tilt”. compared with $21) in
1908. With the payment of today‘s
dividend thdL stockholders will have.
received “$3350.0th since iiiO'fOl‘lllllv
tion of the ctlntpgny.. ‘
cumufimggfim
cleric» for
._ 5.. i: :1: “Eh fix 57.33%
ml'gu‘m gr“ or
a l . Aflggl‘hn'l
it. til i '0 HM. as
y our: 8 "naughti‘dsi'u. Maw} I able
Still) ill’ DRUfiiilSTS EVERYWHERE
--...." ....-.Q...“ ...--.
Expert ilpinion in every com-
munity if crystallzcd itself
into what Ellis become a common
phrase~ropentcd a hundred
times a day—"Tho Cadillac
Thirty is the host nutmuobllo
value uhtillunblv.‘
thrcvllr and whc‘ncver you
hear the Cadillac.“ Thirty dis-
' cussed you" will hirsr the word
VALUE tried lininodlutely after.
no lT now. Order the 1310
model fit) “'0“ & c0.
... ," assure
. l..i.‘i
Mr. Merchant to have an lti.iv‘.i’.’l‘ltll‘.
SIGN for your store and show win
down. We. moire them. all sizes. and
they SELL 'l‘ll l‘l Goons!
Try a smail‘iillrn ‘lo‘r u slurtcrwthc
increase in ytluf‘buslnnss‘will cause
you to order id‘rler ones.
u wasnlnorou 5mm.
mount?» noswaut.
l‘tm.
.
the ‘ anufadturers
l
lama...“ ..
l
llConccallld piping can be
a "twinge: 1.21. gut. limit rain.
shows. ‘ 1 about Holiday
The used at Vail: Electrical Co.‘
will
2%
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