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Louis Schnman, of Union Park Nor
walk, spent yeatordpy in New YCil'li.
Frank-1).. Lawton. the grocer, is ill
at his home, No. 113 Chestnut street.
South Norwalk.
.Mrs. D. Lynch, of River street. is
entertaining “Misses Keefe and Lung-
fold. of Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Gray. of
Eliazheth street,
relatives ill Philadelphia
~Latest style Soft Hats.
Mrs Goorgo W Stevens, of 106
South Main street. has been visiting
in Orange, New Jersey.
ii. Gerhlnann, of Westport avcnuo.
who has been quite ,ill, was able to
be out on the streets yesterday.
Earle Wood. of the Connecticut,
Agricultural College. at Storrs. has
been visiting his parents in West Main
street.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Sidney Guthrlo, oi Sil.
vernliuo, are entertaining Mrs. F. W.
Cobble and Mrs. Kenneth McDoIIgal.
of Brooklyn.
Miss Alice Haugh llua resumed hcr
dutios at. the.I Now York Medical Col-
lege. after a short stay at her home
ill Mcrwin street.
Mrs. Elimbeth Snyder and dauglr
ter. Miss Grace Snyder. oi Scymour
avenue, have been the guests of rela-
tivesln New York city.
James Kinsgiaud. who is studying at.
the Connecticut Agricultural Collego,
at Sierra, is spending a few days at
his home in Wilton avcnuo.
——Men‘s & ilol’s' Caps. O’iirien.
Mrs. Mary Dibble, oi iiayvlcw avo-
nIIII, has been entertaining Miss clara
Dibblo, of Wiliimnntic. and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph E. Dibble, of Now ilavon.
Sistcr Mary Katllolino has l‘()llli'lli‘tl
to tho convent at Springfield. Muss.
after having attended the funeral of
her mother. Mrs. Johanna Shandy, or
Winnipauk.
irand Army men are commenting
on the fact. that it will be fifty yours
on Doroniber 2 since John Brown
was oxocuioll at iiurpor's lI‘orry. VIL.
an the l‘i‘stlli of his raid on that placo
Ull tlctobor in. l859.
Warren Scotiold. who is taking a
second year at the Connocticut Agri-
cultural coliogo at StorrI-I, spout
’i‘hunksglvlnlz at tho honlo of his pur»
cilia. Mr. and Mrs. bowls Scoilold, of
Nowtown avenue Mr. Scotlcld will
resume his studies, Monday.
ii‘rIIIiorlck Lynch, tho npcukor at tho
Sunday Evening institute. tomorrow
(Ironing, will not arrivo ill town until
shortly llot'ol'o. thII ilSiit‘illill)‘. an ho is
to proaido ovcr II llloinorlul Illoctlulz. ill
' NI-w York, in honor of tho into (low
crnor Johnson, of Minnesota.
tlIIlbreiluu, Mourning liauds.
O'lii‘lou.
Sovornl Iicw Illolllboru llarc boon
added to the ohorliu ot' the Sunday
Evouinp; institute. AII orcllcutra is
also to be a permanent. feature or the
amnion] program. l: wccit from tomor-
row owning. the c orus. with uovcrul
IIoloiuiu, will rIInIlIIr Gaul's cantata.
“'l‘hn Holy City.“ 'l‘iloy ill‘t' diligontly
rchcurulnl; for iilik program.
it will ilitcrcHi Norwich frloniis to
lt‘lii‘il that the itcv. Ail‘rod linlIiIard
llouiwvll. son of in. and MM. (Tharil‘u
(q, lioutwvll. oi‘ Norwulk, bun luni I‘i‘-
IIIIivIIIi a coil to tho Momorlal iiupiint
church in iirldlroport to IIIII-IIIIIIIi tho
ill-v. (l. (1. Sailor. For tlIII. paid your
and ouollillt tho Rev. Mr. iloutwoll
lulu boon poster of the Stopper ilup-
llili tlilurch.-»~-NorwiI-ll Bullotlu.
‘l‘olnorrow ovquiug. liov. Charlon 8.
Macfuilnlid good to Now York to do,-
iinl‘ an address ip thII Sunday lC-Vi‘ll
lilt! lnutiiuic IInrrlod on at the Ni
prim Congregational Clllll'tli in Mndl
uou avouuc. ldo in to speak on tho
ltrout moral moveulonta of tho day.
Lator Ill thtI wintcr ilr. Mucturlalul is
iiino lo Ioldroan a similar IIIIIIIImbly ut
lilo lI‘rIIII .lowiuh flynnuouuo, in Now
York. of which Rabbi Steplloll bl. Wino
lH tho loudol.
if yoil want good homomudo broad
and bincutt, phone banner llukory
Among lilo new features of tho
stain automobile law in tho auction
which forbids drlvcra of moior vohi-
(‘it‘fi of more than ton lloraopowor to
am» tlloir out out within cities or
lIanngha. and ill townullipu during
I-IIriulu hours, holin or rule or air do-
vicon. that which ordora that lIImpI-I
bII. ilg'htod‘. n hinihour IIttIIr sundown,
and hat lull girl!» the state IIIIIIIIIII
iary phv’rer to revoke licenses for oer
lulu Morison
Chief pf, lioev
Ii .ip pg? Om hyl roster. sil
pnrin II out a; {)0 older 'u the District
or mambo. In on o leukoui tor
{Hurrlhflh G. ailing}; «(ho Ihdlwppeurod
mm In it palm“. Onto or
ii. lie is mill it were old live pet
rim: resolved
8 or ii 190 month, dark complexion,l
Iwilth 51;». may eyen i
black hair.
Smooth ta 9'. Ion y, nquare Jaw».
lipII ncur low
wound; on
but rIlIIIIoI sheen; bout appearance:
were mlitnire diamond ring lulu our»
have been visiting‘
O'Brien.
”7.!in
Matthew :cnntau to be III" by
“nth Nam“: We! .fluml
V “The New Voice of tho Mal-churn
m Mopufnpiurern‘ “Mutton" will
be the Iubject oi the prelude on our-
rpnt eventa. at the South Norwnik
pupil» Church tomorrow night. This
uloclntiou of business men has great
possibilities galore them, and have
taken hold 0 the task with a coal-
laudable energy. The quartet will
8 Matthews’ pailtota. “(the Lite Ev-
.illilfltllllx." which will be a welcome
announcement to all who love good
music beautifully rendered The. acr-
viee will be full of the best features
at II helpful and fraternal meeting for
bpsy and thoughtlui people. in the
at? A a 4.. J ” morning the pastor will speak on the
pvaumo SENTINEL TELEPHONE.
sixth study of Baptist history:
ltth Baptists and Their
Music for the day:
Struggles. "
(lantatab-The Lite Everlasting
.....‘...i-i. Alexander Matthews
iwiinritone solo~-‘l.ot not your
heart be troubled."
2,——Quartot—~"'l‘his is tho promise."
3~~lluritonc sumo-"in my Father's
house are Inuny Illunaionu.”
and pray."
4-Quartet-"'l‘hen shall
the Son of Man."
5 ~IContrulto solo and Quartet:
.Il-—“i-ic will swallow up death
in victory."
b~--"Aud the Lord God shall
wipe away all tours."
tl~~»'l‘enor solo~~“illossod arc they,
whom the Lord, when lie coIIII
they see
eill',’ shall find watching.“
7---Qllfll'l.li‘ ~ “,Allellua 0h give
thanks unto the Lord."
i‘Ilstliltio~—MilitIIII,v' March ..... ilarkIIr
it you desiro a clear complexion takt
Foley's Orlno Laxntlvo for constipa-
tion and liver trouble as, it will stimu-
into these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system. which is what
everyone needs in order to tee] wall.
Bridge Pharmacy and F. ii. Bax-
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Deputy Game Warden Rouble Takes
To people who only usaooiatc a
homo warden's work with that plIIIsII
that brings him illio public notice
when ho has made an arrest fol some
violation of the game laws. the ox
pcrience oi’ Donut) Game Warden W at
ter Fauble, of Stamford. will he most
Starting at the new reservoir woods
in North Stamford, iI‘IIublII pail-(lied
tho woods and in middle afternoon
above Silliwnter found it small one
deer. for some reason so tumo that
he could almost put. his hand on her
hood. As it was in this section that
there had been consideruhlo shooting,
Filllillt‘ stayed about to protect ihrI
door until nlxllt._ '
LIItor it won neon in tho. road and
a man is reported as having plat-ed
his hand upon its bond and it
was
heard "crying" about in tho night. it
is illouullt that it had either boon
lost or the town had boon shot, as no
thing olso soomed to account for its
actions.
Warden iI‘IIIIlIle notified oiilor pol-
aouu to look out for lllt‘ door and did.
all thin ho could to uocurc lilld main
tain its Inlfcty. i
Many wardcn acts of like nuiuro
Ilovcr rolllo to tillI public notice. ,Iot
thcy llill't‘ u Illurkcll value in pcrpct;
outing tlIII wild lilo in tho woods and
holds.
lililliliilililill
No Bleep. No Rent. No Peace for tho
Buflerer From Kidney Troublu.
No pIIlIIIII tor ilIII kiIluIIv IIiIffIIrol'--~
Pain and ‘liutroua tlom morn to
night.
(jot up with It laulo buck.
Twiuuon or iIIIIIlIncho bothor you all
day.
iluii aching lIrIIIIlIlI your
night.
Urinary disordorn add in your Hilli-
cry.
(lot at tho ('lllllit'I~ cure tho kldnryu.
Dunn's Kidney Pills will work tho
cure.
'l‘hIIy‘rII for tho lIlduIIys only»-
lIlIIvII IIIIIIio III-nut curds in South
NorWfllk.
Mra. .lolln liorut, 76 Spring St.
South Norwuik. Collin. says: "At lnI'
torvuiu for about {our ,vcara. l wan HUI
Iloyud by attacks of kidney lroublo.
i‘hnrn wci‘o torriblo pains in my blue
and i wan aubiml to headache» and
dizzy apoliu. At night i could not»
sloop well but t and and turned. tr?-
lag in find II rm Ii'IrtiIhie position. My.
mother had ulmd Dunn's Kidney Pills
with math lino reunite that she udvined
,rne to try them and l procured a box
at Mrs Plaisted's Drug filters. They
helped me from the limit and finally
curnd mo i have had no need of a
lildnei remedy tor II long time. My
advice to anyone afflicted as l was ill
,to gut Dunn's Kinny Pills it Mrs.
root at
lln' l i I
slit eye from bu lot. if airard' 5 Drug Store and give thud
Iliiilt‘ ilecn wore ddrki
bldWll still with hits/cit pin stripe. obit “ant”,
For sale by all , caloric. Price 50
Foster-Mllbi‘lrri 00.. BulfiIl 0.
New York, sole mill! for the United
out sold liliililil one VIII h and tub
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Morning.
Prelude—Jammie ......... ,.Aslli‘ord
Anthem—~“0h. come let us still: unto
.the Lord" .................. Borneo
Response—~"l‘urdon Our 'l‘l'I-anI-urles
sions" ..................... Nevin
Wertory~ ‘1)reams of Galilee"
....................... illorlieon
l’ostiude- Mennet ........ .Merchpnt‘
Evening. ‘
Prelude—~Melody .. ............ Loud.
l
Steps to Have it Protected. l
lntereating. |
i111!) 1 nges andi
ALWAYS
GIVE SATISFACTION
TllII Range is filo most important article in the houwhold and tho boat
ullouid ho solocted IIvI'oII t..ilIlII
control and lip,
liub itangcu are made light, arc can) to,
,porl’cctly 'l‘ho «none have heat filled on iivc olden.
This
limits them out kly and makes thorn bake oVeuly. ‘Get a liub and you will
settle the Image question (cl over.
Ragges,
.f. Parlor Hum.
p
l
i Funeral Dilation and Eulbumers.
l2 -l8 North Main Street
Ils. 00 to $75 00
3-50 to 527. 00
South Norwalk. Conn
Seud'lor Catalogue and Find Out What
Day and Night act-tom.
Merrill Business College
CAN DO FOR YOU
Competent Office Help in Demand.
ENTER NOW
South Norwalk’
Stamford
Port Chester
Due to Arrive in Phlioddpbia'l‘miuy
Alter II Several Monllls'
Tour ol Europe
i'liiiIADiI‘ill’lllA Pa, Nov. 27. -~'
Micah lrom thob tour of the 0r,lent I
.- Di'. 5. Wilbur Chapman and his party i
1 will receive an enthusiastic Welcome
home
A number of conferences and mass
meetings have been urrnngod ill the
following cities: Minneapolis, Dec. 1;
. Chicago, Dec. 3; Pittsburu. Den 6:
fl Philadeplhlu, Dec. 9; New York, Dec.
I, 10; Boston. Doc.
be the
chief speaker and Charles ‘H. Alexan-
I dor will lead the great. choirs.
The party sailed from Yokohama.
I
.lupun, November 16. and will arrive:
in the United States today.
. Tho Chapman-Alexander party left
this country last March and for four
months conducted evangelistic cum-
1 paigns ill Australa, during which thoy
truvolod six thousand miles, held
.' three huudrod services, lod thousands
to Christ, and inaugurated a religious!
awallcnlllu which it is believed will
chungo tho destiny of thy: CORlilltlllIv
. wraith. ‘ i
itecitlltlve—~I”'i‘uliu ye heed. watch ~ . .. . .. , .
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Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
mom
PHONE 438.
NORWALK.
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Iioi‘lon oi i‘lll'l'l‘l‘l Ilroun.
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Nothing would do but that. no moat again show illII
luoki poallil’l’ul :Iud t‘Xlt‘iliIllYt‘ stock in tho twill t'lUi‘fi,‘flllll how true wo have
hit our mark i‘llll only he upproointed by a viull to this doparlmont.
As an lnIluI-olnont for you to live .tllo. lino. wo odor Auto Voila two yards
long and Ulll‘
gray and block at $1.98.
_\lil‘il widu. in brown. navy. myrtle,
chlIlnpiixlIo. invcndor, all).
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To TALK over HEA EING SYSTEMS with us!
We will tell you the advantage of each sysv
tem and help you decide on which kind is better
adapted to your
Take an into ligent interest in the healing
question and a WARM HOUSE (or Winter will
be the result of your talk with
llii JilliiS ii illllilliiilil illllil’ili.
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On August lith thoy left Syillloy,.
‘ amidst sconce of outlulsiusm such as"
" lIavII roldoul boon witnessed ill thII his-
. iory of illodorn Eviiilgolialn. Fully tire
bid tho ovaugollal rarowoli. l
The journey from Allairlia to China;
was marked by a contlquuu rovivalfi
Nulnboru on the ship Woro led to no-
(’01?! Christ and at (Ivory port at which
3 thc sicunlor sioppod, revival service:
woro couductod.
At Manila tlIII atolinlor stopped IIII
i‘tllil'c day. and, in optic of tho tarriilr
boat, tho Evangelism couduclod new
on scrvicos.
The leading morning newapnpcr is-
sued a special Souvenir edition with
II tour pogo liluniratod supplemout (‘Ii‘
titled “Souronir of Cilaplllnlnhloxuud-
III' iluy in Manllln."
The party arrived in (‘hina August
“to, and departed (lotohor 3. During
thIir stay they truvolod 2,500 miles
and hold IIltIIItiIlgu ill ilollg Kong, (Tan-
toll, Shanghai, Nnukiulz. Hnnkow, Po-
kin. 'i'ciitsin. ilr. (‘llupllluii was: ulnar.
oil at tho inloront tukon iii the IIIIIIIt-
lugs by llii‘ tflIinIIIuI and ultrooably our»
prisod Ill tho effort oi the work upon
iholu.
Eiovcn days worn spam ill Shanghai.
Throo sIIrviIIIIs daily and soInctthcn
{our woro hold. Thu "or. Dr. lI‘Iird
('. t'litnlnn gavo II llilIlI- wading ouch
IliiIIruooll to lilo t‘llinosII and at 9:30
o'clock in llll‘ i'Iuropoliilr.
At ll regular llll‘l‘llllg for lllt'll which
was uttcililod Illonily by uiudonis. fifty
worn led to accept Christ. At allolllcr
great meeting of some 500, sixty Wt'i't'
i'tllli‘ol‘lod.
"The ublnulilvil." Dr. (‘iquIlIIIu aayr,
"Slug well. Tlloir i‘urorlto song dur-
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MIIIlliliId \‘i'tlotlcil iluiiIIru, two Hilt'il.
"Lincoln" Aupllult iI‘ahriII
wurrnuiod.
ltooillllz.
tluc. two and ”Iron ply 'i‘III' i’apor.
Slutol'o‘ l'upcr.
Shcutlilnu and liuIidIIrn' l‘apIIr.
iiuir inuuluting and iioliiouiuu l‘uporn.
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Cross Creek Coal for Range
Carmel Coal for Open Grate
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Meals on Time
Children Happy
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A Little Care New
and Then
in all that in required to keep your
tam-lump or wagon to lino running
order. Wu will be glad to look over
yum-wigs and haul» them in line con-
Illtlon lit II small cost it you need re
pails he more you come to IIII. no we
know how.
Luther M. Wright
qdu ru NOIWALK. coup.
al-
I and mill-A“ W“ “"
ing the sIII‘vch-s ill-lug "ilo will hold
IIIII inst."
'l‘ho cloning Incotlugn wcro bold in
lnpuu and Korou.
Th0 liov, W. (i. 'i‘uylor of Syduoy, in
apoulliuu of tho work ot‘ tho Alum-loan
lIIvnllgIIlistII, says, "i am an old min
Idon I'lllnpuiuuor and hIIvII couduIIiIId
llllHi-litllin in tho ilniiod Hinton, Canada,
The i‘niiod Kingdom. Now Zouiund
and Australia. Ni'l’t‘l‘ at any period or
my “in how i IIIIIIII such a roluurkubio
norh oi iiod an i haw \viinonsod in
llll‘ ciiiou of Australia in tho ChapquuI
Alcuudcr :llluniona.”
"1 intro Itouo ovcrywlloro with IIyIIII
and our“ upon, anxious to got at tho
bodrock of things, and l voiiiuro to
giro an my aillIIIIrI- conviction that if
t‘l’t‘l' was .n lIqu Ilirrolly (Iillionl
of (lod, llr. (‘hupuuln ilIII American lIlv-
auuoliat in that mun.“
"l huvo uouo cumt‘uliy into llmIrI-a
and IIIItiInuto that on each Sunday tho
iiiiuuionora huri‘ proarhod to, at llIIIIIt.
lrqu l’I’iliIil to 18.000 poopia, wllilI- on
ovary woolmlny lulli it: .000 luwo llui
plied to tho (loapol story."
’l‘ho lltllllt‘It‘illllillg of tho party, tho
pol‘iiofltll or which in Dr. J. Willllli
Chapman, Mina Ammo Chapman and
Hamilton Chapman: Mr. and MIIII.
(“illurlIuI ii. Aloxnndor, Rev. Dr. Ford
C. (lttman; Mr. and Mru. Ralph C.
Norton; Mr. and Mm. Asher; Mr.
lilillll FM Milli
, 13 and 14. At these“
' . Inoetiugu Dr. Chapman will
thousand pooplo crowded the plors ti) '
l-‘runiI lib-knoll; Mru. mil-IIIIhniiI A. bar,
Vin; (loo. 1‘. ii. Davin; Mimi lireuhilr'
rlIlIrII. llobcri llnriiholm, pianist, and
lizrnoni W. Nuttzzcr, holoiul, in ilullod
with roloiniux. .
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Mrs. Louio Hlto. 428 Option 8L, Don.
villa. lll., writes, octoher tat: “Foley's
Kidney Pillu‘sturied Inc on the road to
health. l WhtlIll'Onlcd by‘tour Motors
and took other kidney remedies. but
grew one. amino: unable to do any
housework. and the doctor told ma 1
only could live from two to Ill
months. i am now no much better
that i do all of in!i 01th Work. and i
shall no y ”his“ all one
lamite Mill. nag; or his! or iron
big M99 “113?? d from
tum;a Foley'a my “ (lama
mum intuit. flaunt. ml
mm
or altar-Ia WW
69c BOYS SWEATERS. 49:.
All sizes, very good quality,
for tonight title Sweaters. .490
$1.25 IMANNISH GLOVES. 97c.
Every: pair guaranteed, regu-
larly‘flJai'I. For tonight . .
97c pair
TOILET ARTICLES
25c Cuticuru Soap
150
Dr. Lyon’s Tool h
each
Powder ........
' Coigate's 'i‘ulcunl
Powder ........
50c .BELTS,I19O.
100 Persian Bolts. .rtIgulur-
ly 500. Just for tonight. ..19c
$2.00 PETTICOATS, $1.39.
Silkalatt. guaranteed for one
year. Just for tonight. . $1.39
UNDERWEAR.
IZIIII Ladics‘ Underwear ...... 21¢
.‘liic Ladiou' iilldorwcar ...... 39c
t
$3450 FUR MATS, $1.98.
(it) For iiii'ta,‘on saiovtonight.
regularly $3.50. 7 to 10 .
p. III. . ................. $41084
51.25 BAGS. 69c. ,
All leather and leatlior lined .5
Bags .................... 69;: I
$15.00 cons. 09.98.
Fancy Coats, regularly
$15.00, plea tr-d olden and
built. Tonight ......... $9.98
$6.00 FUR S.ET8I~32-98.
lb sols Furs on sale for to II
uiullt $2.98
$1.00 TAFFETA SlLK, 79: YD.
1 yard wide guaranteed
’i‘afl‘ota. all colors. Just for ,.
tonight ............. 17c yard ’
15c lNlTlAL NAPKINS, 10c.
Largo Dinner Napkins. regui
lurly 150. all initials. ’i‘o-.
night ........... ....10c flash ,1’
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BOOKS FAILED TO GET IN
Publishers of Religion! Works Sought
to Have Work Done More Cheap-
ly Abroad.
\l'.\Siii.\'tl’l‘t).\, Nov. 27.»"\’t'bai'.-I
in a porno?" aslIoIi customs officials to-
day as they pasncd along to Collector
Loch at Now York. on orIlI-r which
cioscs tho autos of this country to u
lllzlnlIIIr of books wlloso lltlcs fairly
hrcatho tho higher lite. “Key to Hear
roll" runs the min of tho religious
books that iuilI-d to pans the custom
gatos
it all ramo about by an American
publishing ilousIIi failing to moot the
plolluiollu of tho copi light laws. 'l‘lIII
IloIlII \lt‘ll‘ llriulnol by tho applaisor
at Now York as all illI-unl llllporizltioti
and tho Attornoi-;:I'IIlI-I'Ill sustainoxl
thII holdup of tho books doc luring that
till prohibition against lullmrstahtou.
III: II: ilill d ill Sci-lion 'i.i of the act oi
.\i:III-h -i lost, uppllol; to Ivory Alnori-
ran copyright in u book rcgarillI-su of
tho law undor which the copyright
was obtainIIIl.
‘l‘llII books IvIIrII priutIId ill the Hill-
|‘il Stilton, soot in ilcigiulu for lain-y
ldlldlna. ('llt‘lllll'i‘ iiillll tho hindillz‘z
.. lIiIi ilo IioIII' in Aniorlca. but illt‘
, \I‘lillIl"ill holds that thI now I-opy-
Ilght Irobillltn thI- roilnporlnlloll oi
lIooiIII I'Il‘llllflil ill this country and thou
:il‘lli IIlIload tor binding. They must
Iiilllilil and bound in tho l’uitIIIl
:iiaio I iIoul typo l‘l‘l hoio
. II
iNTERNATiONAL TENNIS TOUR-
NEY.
SYDNEY. .‘I'I-w South “'liics,
i‘lui
i!”f:llltlll('lll for tho ilwlght lI‘. ilavis
IIlIallIIurII cop who hogun today with
iiI.I allusion to which tho
I.\" W Il-Ii‘I‘iIlIId in straight
Nov.
~.l
sols.
tho
lllil'I’.
AIIIurulhuiuIIu, who won
i'mul (trout mouth in
lll‘
ill plu,\ubltI.
I . -II brilliant.
‘l lvl'
Ian-cunt. Tho court was slow.
mioudnnco wan hood.
'l‘ilII ncoro:
iilt‘i‘lllllitllliil aiIIglIIs-«Vorlnuu
ihoolum. Australia. boat MIIIII‘lIIII
\iI Lolluhiin. \iniiod Stilton, ii ~13 i‘w-
‘i 4.
The
E.
E.
|)
“I
A. Wilding, Auxirullu, bout Mol-
lillv ll Luau. lluliIIIl Sillit‘ii. limit,
I ll . l.
“a 1 .m.. WM“...
SUFFiELD TOBACCO GROWER
DEAD.
,1-tlllI'lI'llillJ). Nov. 27.~—-W|lliain i".
lI‘ulior. hood 5'.‘ yours. u liiiltvu at this
turn. and who for tho bull tow youru
iliiu llllltllI his homo ill linritord. Iliad
thIl-o IIurly thin morning of heart din—
IIIIIIII, thought at limit to ho an attack
of avian indignation. Mr. Flilll‘l‘ wall
lualor partner in tho firm of iv}. A
Fuller and W F‘. Fulior. tobacco drill-3
Mil or thin nude A widow and two
Illildron by lilii flrat wito Iiurvivo lliin.i
.A $20,000, ii” RAT ,
A high urine for the. rodent
Iiing {our share by
I:
KILLER"! Militia“ qti
bummebm
Adm: All ,oamhidnirdhm III
MINTZ’S “than
“The House of Aciivlty and Progress. ,- ;
FOUGHT FOR LIFE WlTH BNBOON
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 37.”
Struggling for his life with an in-
furiated baboon, Fred Wilson. of Bru-
zil, bid. a tralnor (Inlploycd by an ani<
inal show. fought desperately for half
an hour ycstorday with a pink tuilod
baboon that attacked him in the cagc.
'l‘ilo boast clutched Wilson's throat.
but so long as the trainer could keep
on his foot ho had the best (if the fight.
At length ilt‘ toll oxlluusled from loss
oi" blood and strain. and the animal
gnawed at his legs. A more of mon~
kcys in tho cage kept. up a shrill
>1I:I'tI:ilIlilI:: IiIII'ilII: tho progress bf the
ii “iii. and tlIiI- finally attractor] the at- ,,
:II..‘.E ill I;' otlwr rillployocu, who rea- *
I-IIIIl Wilson. lie is ill a sonic
condition. "" M in
tile Kiri You litre Amp 0qu
Bearszm @i‘vg ::
denature a:
Mrs. J. R. (iril‘feih. of Wall street,
spout yesterday in New York.
in lilo international tannisl
AIIII‘II‘icunI-l ,
Mo 3
iIIugllliIl and long. of California, mot.
I-u'oooiivniy Brooks and Wilding. tho‘
il'Olltl)’ l
Mo)
I.: llulliin's volloying was oxccllont, but i
found lirookou' uorvlco practically;
Wildlng'a ground shots;
i
wmilirr wan cool and tho sky:
'i‘hiu enormous Ilunl repro until tho IlrIIIlt hum IIIIIIiIiinod by this mi- .
II at this country by t. o dourodutionu of rain. Wit not atop Goth
trill purchasing DUNLOPTI Alla RALlAN RA
heat and mold unlisinciory rut stimulant"?
(lusts more. eworth more; cheapo-I in the and.
this class shirt h» each endorsements an it lull. BIIII the reliable GM
glut in your town that sell: our goods. You can triad him.
We Give Yep 8100 for Any 'l‘hai Die in
Walk; 0100 for All Live Ones (lathe lire-I-
for Every Dog, Cat or Chicken That it itilt.
The reason Iconic them in: It yourlcat
is ducto just ohn thing —-poorquali\‘y.
In the Barr) Shoo ihc material 11
cwly pariirulnr is carefully tclccled
uilh avlcu to theworlr that it hastodn.
'llme maintain made bubbled union 3
labor III-m no l i. I the non able fullnr. mull-
url and long near 0! this (debuted than.
FLYNN & RYAN
90 WASHINGTON 8T.
Hy” anon, a? ‘1‘“
filo-m: W .4
You are hoipilm to pill the prim;
Show IIII Ill article I“
We Will Pay 8! 000
For no. in South Norwlllr
Norwalk Chronicler