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itiltltlz'i'
69 N0. MAIN ST.
.ne paw. originated by tho “hilt”.
it both t'llun'nrb, and drawn II '1'
mun Hull. aimuy has seven" m". l
litre. and will be limiter MW‘NJ
min; the neck. Tu Innkeepers”
tie in hearty act-uni "“5 3.” id“ or. s
losing on Sundu- ‘W "I", ”“3 {W}
My the demands of;
prosoron
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. was only to ”h ‘.
.ie [.ubilc “'1' e.’ 99“"? for ““1 Minutes Salvage and Cullen enjoyed a
"A .tss at I" ‘ “‘1‘" However. they aiotor trip to Danbuty last Sunday.
c “fig-bat charmed that tboae all
' bond of the movement did not;
[withers enough to consult then'
fitthly bctore sending around the pa-t
Mrs. Henry Despard and her daush-i
ter enjoyed a trip to New York on Fri-l
day.
EAST
NOR Wily“
yer, as they would most certainly
lave listened to any reasonable to-
qu/st. The. two dealers whoin that
paper wouldai‘fea are Robert F.’
denial. of the .ltowayton Grocery Lord
lly. and 1’. iii. .\eedie, of the Peo-.
ple's Grow-‘1’? Cbmpany. The question! " ' ""
. put tortb that it me people of Row»: C. l’ond Webb tlitti
ayton agree not to buy now any of ford visited relatives
..c iot‘tli olifl'tnt‘l‘pl‘i's on hilllil'dy, they Sunday.
.nurt also, for the rake oi consistency.
boyt-ot Roton Point during the sum» Dr. Francis Scanlon and wife at
tier months. and it is “9801?“ mat;(i.‘eorl.tett.lwn visited ll’it‘lltln in town ;.
tor tilts reason there may be a llllch‘fpw days agu.
in the proceedings. Meanwhile. tho
storekeepers say they are perfectly‘
agreeable to closing on the Sabbath.
providing that they can do so without
offending that part of the public to
whom they cater.
—_ —...—-——.—-——
Mrs. J. S. Garvin. of Long Neck
Point. who has been ill. is now much
improved.
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family of Siam-
p I i will hold a rally at
" ’ d the Washington street
" ' averting. truly of their
; will make addresses, a
is expected.
Miss Nellie Buck has returned to her
home in Brooklyn. otter visitiltu. .\ir
and Mrs. William inalilllt‘f'.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry lloibrook of New
§York were recent visitors of the t‘rim-
TAKEN in YOUR LIST? .””“M ”I 1‘0"“ ‘1?“ mm"
. l Richard Christopher of Montclair
Board of Assessors Close Their Sea. will spend this week‘s end with trlenda
. on the Old King‘s Highway. Noroton.
stooa Saturday. .
it you little liol as yet taken in a
" . . D. Robertson.
kly session of the Ladies
» y was held yesterday after-
the parlors of the East Are-
& ‘Clitircli. Regular business:
Rev. (i. ii. Richter attended at men's
. .M of. and refreslunems‘ ‘i-=t of your property, located in the! Bible (‘lass rlilly at the South Norwalk
.d_ ’ l‘onn tit Norwllk m the “559550”;:x‘glgrcgutlonill t‘llurcll Monthly even l
.oil had better get busy itlld do so
t-tol. next Saturday. its the lust scso
him will be held on that day. lil-
gently it large number have been be-
(”'9
. to rally, east end Wash-
m bridge tonight.
m—
itct'. fl. E. Richter and Master (let'-
ulti ultc.idi-tl ll Ititliowcn
, tmular meeting of the East lust night.
. M. E. Church will be held
. g. Rev. S. P. F‘airbanllfl
Y in charge. Following the pray-
the board and sworn to what
i..-y own of this world's goods, sub—
tct to taxation. And in yturs previ-
-‘.is the general impression scents to
Mrs. W. l. lmvndes has been enter-
.m-befihsfgsion of the Otliciall b.) (0 put in a“ much property m. low Icy Park.
or e . . .
- horrible. During the . ----~----
’ “a“ we‘k a First Selectman ticurge .\i. V
urge number of the wealthy property'
‘t'ilt‘f‘r‘ have been before the board.
the real work of the ussesmrs be
"is aitcr the listrl little htcn sworn
o. The real swvilrinl; of the prop-
.-ity owners begins when they rocoivu
word from the assessors of increases.
til the property values. its viewed by:
t-tchlicliting \vlts the guest. on Sunday.
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schneider of
New Canaan.
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James Hartwrigbt and (l. 1.. Crofoot
tic rallyrcast cnd Wash-
ctr-cot bridge tonight.
Mdiea’ Auxiliary of the Chris:
”Id a sewing meeting yeatcr
- noon at the borne of Mrs.
h Cove avenue. it later ad'
to the home of Mrs. Richard
molt connected with White classes held
at South .\‘ort\lillt. Monday night.
I MOI bu been placed in the
_ cl William nae}... Mr. O'Slil-
h'! condition is encouraging and
dad be long before he will be
nooverctl. ‘
—-—-——-——-
Joseph Clokey. tho Railroad avenue
cobbler. is in it critical condition at tho
Slanlfordllospitsl. where an operation
ior kidney trouble was performed
t t‘vrdsy. Mr. i l .‘itcy' was taken to the
street. Danbury. was appointed travail
lug agent for the l‘nitcd Matters of
North America at the meeting of the
directors of 'bo orglmimtion hold in
Jinnbury Saturday afternoon. .\lr..
._ .—-—- l ‘
" Grimn was formerly vice-president of "'i'?’ U" "‘liil“<“'i'
.u mic 11'3".“ efltll hind “ash ’lht‘ Dilllbllt'y .‘lnlters’ RSSOHHUO‘ , > . . )
" ‘30“ br 5'9 tonig - l He has been prominent in the oil .I.\..l:o:.“nx..“;.m :1); it.“ 1.3“: 1‘0 fiigttfi‘.
' . t... . b .i. ‘ .J .. r‘ ..
‘ v fairs of the United Hatters for a bum-l "l .. M; .m.‘ ~‘p . “.01.. mum“! bv
. ~___ . . _ .. '."‘ .. .. ‘ .
me being considered for g h” of ”‘3” and “d3 a delegate from; Still" (‘illlfllilit‘ :- .ir l
the Strikers“ local to the last convenw 1i? ‘ 1‘ ‘ilt'i‘k :‘l. "Hi? -i ‘1
the East Norwallt Republl‘
to be held on Monday ov-
tion of the United Hatters in New:
York city. He is well versed in that “wavy“; y
innttcrs aflccting his organization and: (ll-ll will play on!
i
i‘ruti‘tztflw‘ \\"l‘.i--lti-ml:. Tow:
lt-rk lit yt. ,l'rtlbittn .lltitii't‘ lienili‘i: .
lift-r :zi '-~ it
will be 8“|‘
1hr 1.. t. .,
unmet This would be the tin-
. 0 ..~,... _. we... ..
“before Heme“, and a more it is XDecied that he will mute. o. . .i. i. n (llJ‘vHHi ..i.l.tr.
very capable traveling representative 9“ i0 13" it"il'h =11
for the batters. Mr. Griffin Will .0“ llaotord Smith. as clttei’ cook. has been
‘ busy for several days getting together“
8 ' . - t
r territory in the middle west. “mum“... . for ”1.. least.
has been received from Mr.
' Joseph Fowler who have
figured Annapolis. Mr. Fow-
‘ am he has explored the
“bit: and found many of the
Automating and inspiring.
PITTSBURGH COMPOSER DEAD.
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 1.~»8llas Gama.
tiel Pratt. aged 70. a concert pianist
and composer. is dead after a. brief
illness. it became known today. He
was born in Addison. Vt., and studied
music in Chicago. later going abroad.
After a tour abroad. be returned to
Chicago and composed the lyric op-
era. “Zambia." Then he cranked
and directed the Chicago Grand Opera
Festit . Afterward tic b‘ecamcarcs-
ldent 0 ‘New York.
After another tour of Europe. he.
become ll. resident of New. York. where
the more important of his carnation!
hm were brought. out. For met“. aldewalk'utrontortboAndrcw Taylor
ten years he has lived in Pittsburgh. ”WK This will ““9”" Main atroct.
"is widow and two children survive.‘ 1‘" “WNW are one 0’ the ”to“
His body will be taken to Chicago for. needs 0‘ this town. if c ery prop erty-
interment . “owner wan to follow example of
t ‘ the few who. like Mr. Taylor.
About 30 men. members of the
Methodist Brotherhood and their
‘fricnds. enjoyed a delightful address
delivered by Edward 0. Thorpe. prin-
ciple of the Thorpe School for boys.
of Stamford, on Monday cvoflnz. His
subject was "Things Worth While."
Mr. Thorpe outlined. in a splendid
way. both as to the subject matter of
gvlblhd was the spot whet-0'
bluhington took command of
loan army.
WAYTth -
Marisa A. Weiman. of the To-
rood. was a visitor in New
“his week. ' ,
of delivery of his message the things
which the men of our day should no:
pire to.
._
Work has been begun on a cement.
have
m- m... .
in Norotorl on‘
party given'
to the Soutliport .\i. E. Stilltliiyrril‘lltltll'
t
tilinins Mrs. L. 8. Jacobs of Brooklyn‘
for rcvoral days. ttt her home in Hindi
' t‘f this»
' \\l ri-
of Noroton attended the his rally. ofli. W
; limit;
; Mitts Harrict l-ltitnlt. who read sworn!
to. <. t‘ .lohntun if entleavnring '“ltlon which is shortly to be brouaht
. .whero a social time was tho board. it n =
‘. tmttde it n . b8 uplttal f“ it) be, will -. i;"t~':tet‘ interest ill the mid
‘ ' : “In! t‘ to the Board of RF“ 'l ck prayer tllflt‘illlfl‘o lit the liethodisti
' lief. I "-n.t it. and rronlitlcs ll :0th time to.
. to the meme!“ which John -—-———-—-——__.. ll who ilzlcltl lil..-. evening. .'
in!" unfortunate enough to NAME MR. GRIFFIN t
t , SONY D"! 0' this week. __ ' i The family‘ of Mr. Douglas oi Arl~
have the idea that the aorta: who occupied Charles WJIaury‘s
‘ Mi. Home has been closed. Fromm,“ Hatter '“M T"V°“"l house on the Post road in Noroton for
. h 1’ en out of ‘ A000“. the summer. have returned to their
5 “0‘ '0' as t 9' man” ‘ Mlcbttel C. Grimli. of 12 Wilson Wcstorn home.
_\1. t‘. A Hint: of Siam '
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the ideals be considered worth while. l'i‘ucaday. .
and as to the words and the manner cartel. m." um a guest of Mr. “militate charter was declared annulled
in: Moon. with her mother.
ltlmc they looked over the property!
to: com mm WING mitten it
“..__-.
in dour walks at their on came .. H
m. a: (l waldo; for the day wbon tile, Animate. N. (‘- _ b
own will be able to do mow—wild is ' hrst named by .\a.
. lent; while in lllll iature-llarhn“
.tt d has!) .i boom. and tho “fibula-j
man s l r mime more than tho.
.i te ..' iii.. tutlay in the increatitxi
i ,_ . 1' his property. '
Shires. ’
the late Anson Phelps Stokes.
:cupird by the t‘arnegics. is owned by
‘ his \t ldow.
1
hurry V‘ Spend at .Vurolon 5“ lain land on the west side or Itiah»
mm“, b” bungalow 0“ WW?“ lleenac Lian. end liciltlircd tithl owl—s
m net. Urt‘t’uwlca, to wiiiAm Mar Half WI)‘ up 1hr bide ”f lllz' “Hun“ n
.in ct lust-Uh. f.l:- a term if months. along ”1. ”(M H “h" h 1hr rszatt-
~ 0 runs for tam art-i tileitali .itdt". V
.‘.l;'. ;:ii’. Mai. in. J. r‘ti.‘.22 ll t.l Start Stoke; built a mid sion c1 (1. i551;
old we still on their honeymoon lish antltiv». 3;... lilt- {ml .c
it y open t.. .44; Ll i’liiizltiigmli... towers it's: ti glint-“y 1 «wt :tl:: i
2;). :...n. l‘. ...-:..i..g:cu a ‘Ll I 4::an tbs lot-end and Him! .-l.lri .. .y- 1-.
. l. i‘ tiles b .cr; r unsung to and ”win" i‘l’lt] the rod rl rtw. t»i«
r‘ .‘Zr étti‘hat .i th- :, illhgt', There a re “""tl' 'i'cli'\‘,l ..,.-.
.l t- >2 .' M l-r..i:t2i t: ‘. ggt‘tt'r‘ mansion The intrr“ " “Web "1 hr
l'g. 5mm. 3; rum: . was My old English (tall. The l’onipetia::l en»
. .‘t‘ ;.l. . iv.“ iltv Jam trance halt extending through the
‘ . us";- «'3 \'*il-' . 'oo rial-rte. house is finished with white panels.
tilt in. with Pompeiian frieae. The room has
..._
ter.
Harry V. Snead. who it is her". loin
nearly 82,000.000.
noted for Justice of the Plum) in ”it
rien. is it grt-aterandson of CoL lsraei
Shieve. a ll‘li‘iid oi licttrrc Washing
ton He la a gtaltdson ti t‘ap. lien.)
M. Shreve, for whom Shreveport was
named. and who owned the first tin.-
of slctinlshtps to nailga c inc
issipipi river. and invtlited the 5...
limit and upright bill'l‘, “ii taxi. r .
(‘nl Thomas. L'iuiltlt‘t‘ il-li-avl. chm .
stint icl‘ tleu. Sterling Price m-tt‘t
(w I
in 1900 the pl'upert
bl.»
residence is 1.100 feet lit-fore Shadow
house was occupied for several scu-
...A .. \ sons by William .t
Daily News and New York World. lllt'll-
ber of the l'niort and other clubs. Mi.
Snead is inventor of “lift up" letter
boxes used by the Poi-«wee Depart
ment. lie canvassed tor ath-rtising
ior the souvenir program for Stain»
ed his a hotel.
6. Vanderbilt rented the estate, It
and five miles from Stockbridge cen-
ter.
lord’s 275th anniversary and is now '
working under Judge lmkwoodl 30‘7”“; pAnTv-s ADVENTURE.
direction ill belts” of the senatorial
candidacy of Homer 5. Cummings.
h -m... Sickness of Theodore Tompkins c'
A most succesaful Halloween supper Darlen Kept Them on Long
and social waa held last night by tho Inland.
women of the Methooist Church. At
the supper, about 130 wetc served.
and all were well satisfied with the
buuiiteobn fili‘il] set before them. The
room wits tastefully decorated with
lllllzlbt’i‘i of cornstalks and fall flowers.
and the tttbies worn. gracefully ar
ranged about the liltilll. After all littit
been served, at splendid program was
Joseph Streillc. into Knit and 'i‘llt-tt-
dore Tompkins of ”illicit left. last
Saturday morning for it Nlll tilting
the Sound. ill Mr. Strehle's new 1'?
foot dory. recently purchased. Av ev-
erything seemed to he guilt». “till"
well. and Mr. Tompkins said he knew
t:;.itrud in tilt church, under the Long Island. they decided to .-;Hi
' lirection of Him X. 1‘2. Shrlvcr. Sew lacross- to Uyslrl‘ titty.
ii“ numbers “Tr" rendered “3' "m.” l..ttn.ilnk tilt-rt- about noon. suit-ix
who participated. repented
clitores nel'tg demanded by the all
.3 tnl‘l‘. Thom» making up the program
.“lilh‘ Julia Hiore-r.‘ piano solos.
Mrs. i‘tlsbnnln. Solos. Mr. and Mr»
V ltsl‘lmili. litimorout \t‘t‘lll ducts; lte‘.’
. lint-reit. vocal solos and read
Miss Lois lititus . solos. and
the men lt-t'it-wvtl lite lii-icc. and i.'tt-|l
it III for 1 .Hr hum -
word journey \ short distance li't‘i'l
riltil't'. .\ll‘. 'l'ttllipltins t‘inllllli'llll'ii t?
helm: ill. unit could not ponll-iy malt?
the trip.
The party then Milled Ilili‘li
Lloyd's Neill. nnd [until-ti there llltllll'
3 p. in. deciding that it would '“
best to wait until the following morti-
tux. when Mr. Tompkins would pro-
bably feel better.
At 9. next morning
once aptln forbome. After they had
proceeded quite it distance out. Mr.
Tompkins suddenly fainted.‘ and was
unconscious for sound hours The
boat was once more headed back to
Long island. for they couldn't make
the trip that day unless Mr. Tomp-
kins felt all right.
Telephone messages were sent to
Mont at home. to ”It! over I boat
to get Mr. Tot-pita. as Mr. Roll and
It. ”I. ”I!!! ‘1 bone.
1‘ m u 'l. .1 our
aim to u M ”wore-o an-
other nixbt was spent in hon: island.
At last Tuesday morning. the three
men started for home. as Mr. Tomb.
kins felt well. When they had not
about halifitay libMe. :l bunt ot't":
took them. wblt‘h tutti been rent front
Stamford and all arrived home sitit‘
*w—u
ElR'lf'ti i-bnut ‘1
poctns‘for children. part of ‘tl colirc
out in book form.
Harold Baton. son of Constable and
Mrs. Wilbur 1!. Dates of Dorian. is lit
the Stamford lioapital, in a critical
ut,_ol on accident
Vi‘tlesday night. lle'l‘rturtted do his
home about 10 o'clock. and after he
wentupittaira his mother calloti to hint
thht someone’wac mailing a disturb-
aucé in the brick yard. Harold hurried
otit. but as ho reached the. second
step at the. stairs. his foot caught in
the carpet and he fell headlong to the
bottom. no was in an neon-clout
condition when picked up. and Dr. 0.
Noam wan immediately called.
Carnal other We” were also
called in yesterday. but the boy was
not conscious for but grew seconda
til it time. Mic that night it was
deemed best to remove mm til lllt
hospital for further treatment. tic
is nineteen yl'lll” oltl. anti has been
employed for some time by Frank J.
lockwootl. the garage and liverynutn
of Rowsylon.
at
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Much regret will be expressed in
and around Noroton and t‘ollender‘a
Point that probably this is. .\ll‘.‘ilnll
Mrs. Andrew (‘aruezic‘a last season
ttt Brick house. on Colltnder‘s Point.
for on Monday Mr. Carnegie bought of
Spencer l’. stroller of Savannah. his
country estate called “Shad-Mr Brook."
Comprlainx the house and 260 acres of
land nanr Mount a price acid to be
about “00.000. The final transaction
w ' . . w o
,é‘fvm"£fio‘f {:3 (3:13:33. ‘26 greater than Niagara Falls plans. and
Mrs. Carnegie returned to Norotob on‘worth “30-000-000- . .
a" daughter. Hills M"_gl‘ievel0pment Company's how
. r...
PROJE-‘T ounce-s.
\\’r’i.~‘lli.‘\'tl'l‘0.\'. Oil. :11 -'l'lm
promi- corut heard today reorgunlent
on the into of .t water power project
It Lonav Satlit lsltlntl. St. Lowrence
river. said to be capablc of develop.
ing 600.000 horsepower, three times
Flt
olet
Mrs. Paterson. and previous '0 th|3iln Governor Sulzcr‘s administration.
visit site wn at the Aspinmtll Hotellwh“ the. act under which it had been
At lhal'arantcd Wits repealed. .
The company, which Attorney-Gen-
Mr. Carnegie has not been in hennxfml Woodbury. of New York. declar~
of late. The (111150;th mu upended was a "subsidiary of the aluminum
3100.000 or more in improvements, and ;trust.” lost the light to save itn char-
wlll mob. Shadow Brook their atlm~lter in New York Federal courts. and
mer home. It la said to be the Wtiavpealed to the Supreme court, which
pinto residence in America with tha'board the first argument in April. but
W. Vanderbilt. Biitmore House in
it» Brook” was
.uiel Hawthorne.
and is the ;how place of the Berk-
it was at one time owned by
Erich
'llcuse. on Collender's Point, now oc-
In 1850 the late Mr Stoke:
Legal: buying farm. torest and moon
a white marble fountain in' the cen-
The property cost Mr. Stokes
was offered for sale. and the house anti
250 acres were bought by Mr. Shutter.
Tile remainder of the estate in now
owned by Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes.
The land just bought by lir. (‘arncgie
has a quarter of it mile frontage on
italic Mahkeenat and elevation oi the
Brook's purchase by Mr. Shutter the
Read or New
York. and for two seasons it was leas-
Lust year Mrs. Alfred
is about two miles from Lenox ct-ntcr
ill
they 'stsrted‘
The Long Sault ,
'-
lWESLEQL‘V
Miss Gertrttdi (but: if“: lirl‘twl No"
walk friends.
Mrs Robert Sturgvs be
Bridgeport. after it list with iota] rr
latiyes.
.4 let tlrnéwi in
Mrs. Lewis Silipnian. who hits “will
a few weeks iii Stratiord. has return
ed home.
Mrs. Frank Fitch, Mrs.
ry. Mrs. William P. Lockwood.
0000000000000
Matt'y l’t‘i”
Mrs.
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E".
Thomas Malone and children
of Good Hill are. unending some time
with her mother. Mrs. Sarah Perry.
Mrs. Mary F Pat-trick and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin A. Henderson of New .‘liil
lord have been guests oi Mrs. t‘llarle‘l
Abbott.
While «penning a power threshing
machine. William Sterling liltd t3»-
tnisfotiune to break his right arm on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. lluri’tut
are entertaining their lllf‘t‘v. )liss it
lee. :tnd zi'aiid‘niece. Harriet .ilim in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
llr. Ernest Smith ol‘ Reddinu. and
Dr. J. fit. Nolan of \Vestport, httvc
been in town this week on profes-
sional business.
A llallowe'en social was held Tues
day evening in the parlors of the Git-
bert Memorial church, by George-
town y'otlng people.
Mrs. Wil'nrlt t‘lifford and Miss
Mill‘llfil‘t‘l Clifford of tiodi'rxy street.
are in New York ci'y for a week's
visit with relatives.
til (iotliv'cy
ttf Hillside
Williams of
Mrs. Looniis tlouid
street. “'iilix Lat kwuod
street and .\lrs. llnwler
the t‘ppor l’ttrish are ill.
llev. and Mrs. t‘htlrles ilurt and
granddaughter. Miss Lillian Kilt“...
were entertained dinner guests
Monday by Ml s .‘l'tnlc Filchltliti Mi. .:
HS
iAlice Fitch of Godfrey street)
A stereopticnn lecture will be :it‘trn‘
in Cannon ball by Rev. Henry D. An-
pcnnt-llar. pnstdr of the Zion Ilill
Methodist church. under the auspic-
es of Cannon grunge on Thursday cy-
cnirta'. November 2.
George D. Gifford. Miss Ethel Lock-
wood. Harold Merwin and David (‘01-
ey will be contributors to the. lectur-
er‘s program at the next regular meet-
ing of Norfiald grunge. to be held on
the evening of November 10.
The Norfieid improvement associa-
tion members engaged in road repair.
work between the Congregational
church. and parsonage, Monday. with
dinner in the town hall at noon, pm-
vlded by the association lady mem-
bet-s.
t‘ltnrlcs Sixrlinlz. who lives just ov-j
t-r ti“ “Instr“. lino i". \\'iittm. observ‘:
ctl hi:- ttntlt birthdoy Sitturdity by i‘n-t
lf’l'll‘lllli‘lf; at dinner lib- nt-te surviv-i
tug children, 2:3 grandchildren. and
one great-grandchild. Two t‘lne birtll-:
day cakes decorated and surroundedl
by birthday candles ornamented the:
table. and many birthday gifts "Were
received by Mr. Sterling. He has;
been it member of the Wilton Coir"
gregational church for 60 years. and;
witnessed the laying of the corner.
stone of St. Matthew’s church, and?
his first presidential vote was for
Zachery Taylor. In the. afternoon.1
many friends and neighbors called up-l
on Mr. Sterling. finding him enjoy-I
ill: gbod health. good eyesight and a:
very clear and active mind. ‘
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PAGE FOUI
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Sid? Mill kills ”it
it'll liliiliSiiilli, till,
liliiliti‘lli, iijiillll
"Pap?! Dapcasm" Fixes Sick sh
Upset Stomacna in Five
_ Minutes.
You don't want
when your stomach is bad or .ii ;--;-
certain one—or a harmful cnr ,t or.
stomach is too valuable; you Ei‘~l ”t:
injure it with drastic drug.-
Pape‘s Diapepsin is noted ltil‘
spot! in gttliln rciici'; iw .
ness; its certain. unfailinl: a m at
regulating sick. sour. gas~y rt .. .
its millions of cures iii llldlgrw’litw,
dyspepsia, gastritis and other hit it‘-
acb trouble has li.atie it idillild- lt‘i
world over.
A ‘}l}\\ ‘« .- I
iii
Keep this peril-ct smooch dini- r‘
in your home-«keep it luzvlliy get i.
larlzw fillythl case from at; (“‘19:
store and then if anyone should i..i
something which doesn‘t date will
them. if what they eat lays like true,
fernlenls and sours and forms go .
causes headache: dizziness and mu .
ea; eructations of and not ltl ‘ligt- ‘1-
ed food— reiuenlbcr as .wun as Peli-
Diapepsin comes in count-t ...=‘ the
stomach all such distl‘t‘rs‘ vanish-“r.
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overcoming the worst similar-ti tit--
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f'ANV KILLED BY AUTOMGBHI .
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 1. Tm it
three persons lost their lives i.l _...
tomobiie accidents in f‘omim-tit-ilt u
in: the month of October. uccoti. . r
to unofficial Hands of violent tie. to:
‘il the slaic titlt'ill: illitl‘ period. 3'
true": \"w‘l‘v .‘l‘l‘lt‘tl tilt. i‘w v-rtili'nit-l .1
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ll.\i 'l'llif’it‘tl“. .\'ov. 2.~-Aviiotlv
tlions. of lltlttmore. an merino H‘rL
.ttor‘. was killed in the. Russian air
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Frcob Ham. ............... 231.
Fresh Shoulder .. .............. 20c.
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Pig Pork Loin . ................. 24c.
Pot Rout ......... from 16c. up
Prime Rout ........... from 16c. up.
Home Dreucd Val, Show Veal .. 14c.
Loin Chop. ........ . ............ 24c.
Rib Chops ............... .‘ ...... 24c.
Vent to roast .......... from 16:. tip
Veal Lap ................. .. 22:.
Sugar Cured Ham, all kind. .. .. 24:.
Small California Home .......... 16c.
Genuine Spring Log of Lamb flee—24¢.
Forcquarter Lamb .............. 10c.
Lambstew ..... 1211,:
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