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Sharp County record., 1910-07-08
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I 4 large land deal was oonsum"
. atcd recently when A, J, Bali Of
5milhva paid tho sum Of S10,-
/ z,0 to sam II. Ball Of Ravenden
for 5sJ acres lying along tho
bank Of Spring river in Randolph
county
The Ta-C1catv Teachers AS
sociauon, composed Of Randolph,
Lawrence and Sharp counties, is
Ia Uow organization and the first
meeting vii. be held at Walnut
Ridge on Thanksgiving Day Of
this year.
nao Har Association Of tho
..ra.e -Daaoa,y District was
.r god aJ Newport recently
an oraI.ma1.o. forty mem
8mbar gaa4 10 haa
.. ta iyt he first
m4a.0
G.ma Ha.aa q young fellow Of
Walnut Ridge, became Gemented
one day roao1ly and created
quite p disturbance on The stroots
Ha was gvospowonai and romov-
cd to tho p9whataa Jail IIic
condition js critical
5ava the &rthyil'o Home
otJ'ter Mrs John helms has q
lemon tree which als prizes very
highly Aleuon from this tree
shown u3 yaatWlaY measures
oloveh inches Ia circumference
aud Weighs ,hroo loor,hs Of
pound
Tne largest radish grown this
season iu Lawrence county was
exhibited at lmJodeu last week
by Judge j. y Moore Of Smith
yulo, % maasargd 10 inches in
length aud y inchos In circum-
florence and weighed 5 IL
pounds.
Fulton county Is right up to
The ,roHriu tbo agricultural liGo
roao tal i0fu,D, Joa5 Joanayu oil
Myatt 10 right in the middle Of
tho band wagon. He is growing
a variety Of corn which produces
is stalks ID tho grain, Is ears Is
inches loog with l6 rows to tho
cob ON each stalk, and each hin
makes a stack of fodder Salem
Banner.
lact Haynes was arrested o
tow days ago charged with hay.
ing cut and seriously wounded
Henry Labor 10 difficulty near
Rayenden recently II is alleg-
ed that LnbeG who ia herb
hunter, was digging somo roots
Do Haynes fold whom he was orr
dgrsd by Jhe Inttor to stop. Ho
refused to do 800 and o fight with
guns, hoes and knives onsued
IN tho melee Laher was cut 1S
timoa, Haynes Is under $1,000
bond awaitng hIa preliminary
hoaring,
Waitor Barber Of near Newark
had p narrow esoOpo from death
10y Lightning ono day Of last
waak no was blowing in his
field when - cloud arose and he
started houe, l,o had JUST
Jumped up with his breast upon
hi9 mule and was 10 tho act of
getting aghidc tho eniual when
D keen flash Of lightning came,
killing Jba mulo instantly and all
.eoa d9s .has was uoarby The
young mgn was injured, q alroaE
being burned down bH body ana
oH ono IUY
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08
THE SPIRIT OF DIsCONTENT.
Most every man you meet i5 a

THE SPIRIT OF Discomfort.
Most every man you mecti5 a
victim in some degree TO the
spirit Of discomfort, He is not
pleased with Che weather, the
crops, his present condition and
usually has crouch at the
country in general, &cs. men
arc not satisfied, no difference
what their condition, iyhaa &l'
ways been thus and perhaps will
remain SO.
The man who is farming il
tired Of the iarm ana wants to do
something else, The profession
al man believes if be were only
out on the farm be would be gU'
pramoIy happy end contented.
The man in the country wo0to TO
gct to town and the man in the
email town wan.a TO get to o
larger one--thc man in the lar2
or town wants TO get 10 the city.
so it goes,
The spirit Of discomfort ia O
serious drawback both to the in
diyidual ana to the country. Il
destroys tho individuals peace
OF mind without which he is ug.
tarly incapable Of his ooay o'-ots,
diseases hia vital organism aGd
makes his everyday movements
more and more mCCAauigal and
spiritoaa. The spirit Of 4io3on-
,cnt wrecks the country because
\ This spirit is infectious and, try
\ AZ you may to keep free from it's
1 influence, this disease to he
II droadod will spread to others,
\ The spirit Of discomfort will cer.
n tainIy prevent immigration, Dis.
N courage public imrroyomoDt1and
n cry down any oilorta to better
" conditions among the public.
n This spirit will destroy the best
N hto Of any community
t we could all bo satisfied
N with our lota and, ii we are not
Msausncd with ounQluons Az they
Maurround ue, determine 90 wake
M &thcm hettor, we would all not
8onIy live longer but get vastly
Mpuovo real living out of life,
Hrhere would be more substantial
Wprospority among the people and
4o community would long remain
j Indifferent to public interoets enc
" public enterprises, The backward,
}& ugoi5h town or community
&ouId be transformed iato apIaco
N'p life and beauty, The spjfis Of
would breed iateIii'
Meonco, energy aud determination
MIND all things within reason exc
'Mp posalbIo Of accomplishment by
Ntheao three things,
M a-4a4-as.-. ts,,... l. ....s-I ..........aaa
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

Mrs Coffin, % years Of age,
died at SvlGton last week
The Times reporta crops in fine
condition Ground Melbourne
Frao,l Al,atat, 81 yoor7 Of age,
died At aIion several days ago.
Tho Lawcaaoe circuit court
was 10 session at Walnut Ridge
last week
A new Mgaoato haIl is to be
ars9.aa ng Iacsarnaa in the
aaae future
Tho Salem Eanua. says .1o
fair loa sutton oo1ay is an as
aaI o.aa.
Iran. ae.s.ay aua @as Wa.
aaay ol Melbourne @a.. m-ra
one aag .a.e.y.
The work og erecting .5e gov
graaaa. building a.. Nowp1r. .
expected ID begin early In Au-
quo.
Hev Dodge Of Coasor is con-.
3uajnr O. asr.aa ID. meetings. at
M8 Baptist c-graa d, MJuo.llu
g.,me.
&m Gore Gaw1 passed away
al a.isuago roeau1y sho ia
yorv,od by q h4shnnd and two
gui'd.oa
while cutting logs near Jack
aoapvrt Mao woeE PIKE Massey
lot Ono ae clip, badly cutting ma
right foot.
4 dog supposol to be aoi'erIng
with rabia8 is reported 10 be
roaming the woods in tho smith
Vile country
Prof Il. T.. Hulen, county c2-
aminar OF Lawrence, haa been
employed TO teach the summon
school 90 Alicia,
j, i. Travis, one ofthe Oldest
and best citizens of ,ndspon.
doaoo county, died at sulphur
Rock q Tow days ago.
The independence County
Land Congress will hold a big
two dayspicnic and booster rally
at Newark July 20 and 30,
Ed RondIes dropped dead o
few daye ago at his home near
Cot.or, Previous TO hi8 death bo
vao apparently 10 the bost Of
health
A little son Of William Williams
Of Smilnyillo wac thrown from .
horso which he WAS riding aoyor.
al days ago, ou'taiuiag q broken
arm,
joss KID VI Lawrence county
who vsa aorving o term in tho
pcnitgudaty charged with p8Ct
larceny, was pardoaod by Cow
Donagbey last week,
ST. Huckaby OF near cuoh
man i6lbo owner o. cow which
recently gsyo birth to three
hator calves. Ii 10 said thst OH
three are living and arc perfectly
formed
Wiloy Matthew'S ON aged and
highly respected e.tiaon Of Dom
ton, lsll dold while wording n
bio fold oaa day la.aly q. Be-
guppopa5 bt8 death wna duo TO
hoatJ d.6olHB
JA Moore, city marabol Of
Walnut RDaeo disappeared o 'ow
daya aao, DaHns with hin about
8l.0o. Ghe a.Jy'a Gaanoo1 All
ou1rn 20 0ogn.a Dag gentleman
have O..a la ya.a,
Wnnn working 'n q planning
n.N .IO.....I. .g.il county. n
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08
OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Is COMPLETE

~ yGn are mos already o1Stcn7a
err 0f OURS. wa ear make it 20 yo1%
interest To- EaU f7 line. we have -
stock OF &ana' end Boys G'othin8
G&nt ws@ please any c@e and orr
Drt5ag wlU e5agrgas yon faat y0H
sho@sa G@y from Gg. LcE as &Hy0HT
wants W.ta honest goods.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

e. Euaso',yi.Is paper sEeps.caI'
0g remarks Chat tha hooEworm
a.agaa3 10 nothing more NOR less
tban o complaint for poor people
who are unable TO afford appon'
dicitig,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

an tho dsmphoo's are not
dead yot A man wrote to the
clerk oi Yell county tho other
day inQ0i,ine II be aoj O. enoigh'
Dor might trade wives ' 'cor5in'
No lAw.N
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

A former citizen Of MIom8a'pni
'jJIng to tbo Monphis Common
pl Appeal from The weotoln
'untry gives thi8 advice to The
'rmers Of the South
"St0y where YOU arc, realize
|ot your opportuuitio9 lie
|ooud you, Work haii as hard
you would have to work in
y Of tho newer countries, be
i 0a attentive to detail, use tho
|mo thrift and economy that ie
Rdo necessary by the higher
{ of living Ia theso plaeoo, and
\ your coalition beng rapidly
Oorcd,'
Eb,gho recipe tgr more pros
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

The stato Republican boosIa
that lae last congress iaa cong
fesa with 4 record, And thaVe
right, The last congress has
something OF q record t0r czpon'
ditutc8,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

| The leading mombers Of The
porting frateraiyy seem to agree
|hat the jollries.John5on fight %
kho last big 6stic encounter that
Viii ever be Witnessed in tho Une
tod States, Those who follow
ho fighting Game point out that
Nevada i9 the only state IA the
Hfion where O fight to q liuish ia
kgali1od by law and IL is oaid to
pc aImoot certain that the next
legislature Of that gtato will psea
a act prohibiting rriFo Hgh.o
fero, In the pact tow yoara
bbltc sentiment tao roachcd @
pint that tho bruiaIng game To-
II almost without lioEd9 except
hong tho9o who profit thereby,
S d it The jol,uea.Jobng9n 5at,lo
tho last Of tA9 kind ia This
Puntry there viii bo but Few re.
et9 from the public,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

Tho Fourth Of july has come
and gone ny reading tbo news
pnpsro we find that @ lagco num-
ber of oygr onJhu5iaoao oolobtat'
ora Of lao day hayo goDo Cloo,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

Tn5 United atGsgs Senate lost
another OF It's oldoat members a
few days ego in tho death Of
senatot samuel "a, AlcLacry ut
Louisiana, Senator Mctnary
left Washington apparently 10
good health and was dead in
twenty. four hours after gesch'pG
bis home in New Orleans, Ho
was "A years Of age, and his
death wao caused by an attack Of
indigestion,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

a Corniag man who ve9 open
lug up wga8ll oholl to gel iish
beit found a $500 pearl And yet
Dhoro afo p0oplo who ayo oIwaya
abumng tho G3Aarman,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

United states Senator Gore oil
Oklahoma ia blind, and II HAS
been established that he Is aIoo
blind 10 bribery.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

Thaaa goodnsaa, ybo loIida9'
johnson dghJ is nov over and
tne pnpeta have ogh8ol TO print
nOo.utua OF tno puga,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

The picnic season 10 with uo
again, Red lemonade and punk
oratory are flowing freely all
over the state,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08
parity and contentment for the
Southern farmer and We doubt if
it would fail in any instance,
John W Daniel, United States

John W Daniel, United States
Senator from Virginia, died last
week. his death being duo to
paralysis. For more than o
quarter Of a century Senator
Dani9l had boen Vi,ginia'o Iced
ing citizen and he was also tbo
oldest democrat in the UnilaI
States aoaat2. Senator Daniel
vea o rugged statesman Of tba
old type and his death hao
brought sorrow TO thousands Of
admirers ia all parts Of tho coun"
tfy,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

Tho Nvwapl, Journal callJ JEFF
DayIu long.winted AT least tho
Senator has aeVer betn windgd
yeti
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

4 Eaaras CITY paper Offers
those reasons for the pgesaol
high cost OF living end there is
something in thom 'Wo ,brow
away aehes aod buy soap wo
raise dors and buy hoGa; we
grow weeds ard buy vcgoIatlos'
we catch fish with "a rod; we
bula scr0o'houses a1i send on?
children away to bo educated; VS.
send our boys out with q $40 gun
and @ $40 dog to hunt l0'cch&
eamo'
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

Un.Jou States Attorney Gcnar.
al George w WioEorahsm told o
body OF college students q iow
daga since that the hope Of the
nadon lioa ia tho college lawyer
that he mlst solve tho ggeo1
problems Of government. Witacu.
aeairo to oridotao the college.
bred lawyer we submit that he
muat have come 28gictance in
u2y,ug tho nation, and we trsg.
tha. the public generally will no.
le. him undertake Sac job aIoao,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-08

IIITT
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-07
BENEFAC7ORS
ARE THANKED
Baldwin Home,


Kalawao, Molokai, Jan, 4. 1910.
As n just expression OF gratitude
from tho inmates Of this home. and
on the part Of our brothers and all
concerned, | wish TO thank those
who have helped us up the hill. es-
pecially In this Christmas and New
Years time, record breaker for
good-natured sober fun over the
whole settlement, as well ms In the
home.
Should like for the list TO include.
this one time. as 'benefactors OF the
home. u few who are helpful at
times other than the present, and In
various ways, SOME for many years,
Messrs. II. p, BALDWIN, W. o..
Smith, =. NJ. Damon, G.. n. Wilcox,
A. s. Wilcox, A. l.. G Atkinson,
Ralph s. iIosmer, David Haughs,
Robt. X. Bonine, Gerrit p. Wilder;
also the Franciscan Sisters, the
Brothers OF Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Hall. DR.. and Mrs. J, II. Judd,
Wall, Nichols Co., Hawaiian News
Co.. Hawaii and South Sea Curio
Co, Bishop & CO.; the Board of
Health, at all times, of course. and
its well-known officials; likewise the
Governor and other official friends
With hearty thanks to all, very
gratefully,
JOSEPH BUTTON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-07

Salcs--Betwcen Boards: 10 Oahu
Sus. Co., $32.,j; 90 Hon. Is. n NJ. Co..
500; 90 Haw. c. Il s. Co. $37.75; Is
Haw. c. q s. CO.. $37.75; rs waialua.
sl2i; Is Waialua, sI2l; $4,000 IIaw.
Irr. Co., 6s, 500; 1870 McBryde.
s6I2,s; $50 McBrydc, sG,12h; 80 Olaa
s5.7j: $4,000 Kauai Ry. 6s, sos; SIS 900
Kauai Ry. 6s. SOS; si20 Kauai Ry.
IS, sos; $4,000 Kauai Ry, Us, sos.
Latest sugar quotation 4.o2 cents or
sec. 40 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The Bulletins Big Nickel
Scratch Pad Is the biggest five cents
worth Of paper ever offered In Homo
lulu, Six Of them for q quarter.


Frank Baker Is now located at
Union Hack Stand. Prone iOJ.
Telephone sos TO have Laundry
called for and delivered quick
Conduit work will begin ON Kala.
kaua avenue on next Monday.
A few more hats to be bought at
half price at Mrs. Dlckerson's.
Fine copperplate engraving and
u, hitting at Beakbanes. Fort street.
For good reliable auto, call up
Phone GO9 and get Joe Leafs seven.
seated Stoddard
Xmas cards. calendars ana souvenirs
al Hills curio stores cor. Alakea and
Merchant SITS. and Postofice lane.
Have your hat cleaned We can
make Il look as good as new. Expert
Hat Cleaners, opp. Club Stables.
Time spent at the Fashion Saloon is
time pleasantly spent. This rlaco Is
sometimes known as the Two JacGs. .
J. w. Miller. who was down ON the
Police Court as vagrant. had the
case against him dismissed this morn
ing.
Editor Sheba of the Hawaii Shinpo.
who was taken III suddenly last Wei
nesday. will be confined to his bed Tor
a week.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic"
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preservative properties. California
Feed Co., agents.
a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-07

The local Promotion Committee Is
making arrangements to decorate each
and every passenger on the Cleveland
with a lei upon the arrival OF that
steamship at this port, The harbor
tusboat Intrepid will be engaged for
the occasion and as soon as the Cleve-
land Is sighted IA committee from the
Promotion Committee will go out 10
sea to meet the visitors. The stay Of
the visitors AT this port win be made
as pleasant as possible,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-07
CALIFORNIA OIL DIVIDEND.

buy LISTED DlVlDEND.PAYlNG California oi
stocks. MANY NJ these listed stocks pay one and
two per cent monthly dividends. BY purchasing
listed steaks Vou 'an sell any ily YOU sish You
can invest large OF suali sums. We viii gIailv tell
Nou about these listed sinShS any Other alitorna
oil stocks. We are IN the ground and 0nefsing ~
all tn, Cal t1tnia uli iields We hanae anlV ieen
mate rroposiiinns AMI in,ip the most ihornIgh In
VestRatlon Writ oiay tnf list of dividend paying
stocks AMI quotations which We viii send tree of
charge tor three months,
LINCOLN MORTGAGE & LOAN co.
Ice Genry st, San Francisco. Cal
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
FAMOUS SCOUT CAR
 CAN BE SEEN HERE
IS NOW ON EXHIBITION All
 RANTZ MOTOR CO.'S GARAGE.

The Midland scout car which arrived this afternoon at the Rantz Motor Car Cos garage in State street near Park Avenue has just completed a nO-re- placement run of over 18,000 miles. This car has been driven from Chicago to Frisco and return, made a pathfinding run from Chicago to Washington and return, covered itself with glory on a Glidden Tour, was pilot caro in the Munsey Run from Washington to Bos- ton and return, and has just finished a scout car trip from New York to Buffalo and return.
 This car will remain in Bridgeport for a few days and will then proceed to Chicago. The roads over which this car has passed the last month has been considered almost impossible. It is seldom that an endurance run is made at this time of the year when snow and ice have to be combatted with. Fifteen degrees below zero. did not help the going much in Upper New York as the snow stayed fine and a wind drifted in and packed it so hard that it became necessary to travel ov- CT fakes and fields in many cases. Snow shovels played the larger part of the trip. Twelve miles day was the racing pace. Snow drifts in many cases six feet high made most of the trouble and hard work The rural let ter carriers had not been through and the farmers were having hard work to break the roads with horses and sleds. Their astonishment at seeing an auto mobile under such conditions may be imagined.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04

Irish Nationalists and Laborites. with a majority of more than 12O, have ce- mented the compact agreed on Tn the closing days of the election and Will present a solid phalanx against the Peers, demanding the curtailment of the Lords veto in matters of finance.
 Asouith's friends declare he has done everything possible to make amends for his recent lapse and is most deslr- ous of continuing as premier. This is what led him to write to the King that there was no hope of a compro- mise.
 The King has unexpectedly turned LID in London and has been in confer ence with Foreign Secretary Grey, War Minister Haldane and others Of the Liberal leaders in an effort to con- vert them to a more conservative pol icy but there is said to be scant hope of his success. The fight will un- doubtedly' end, leading politicians say, in a victory for the extremists and the selection of Lloyd-George for the pre- rniership the moment Asquith shows the least sign of weakening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
Give Your Stomach
 4 Vacation
By Using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Which Digest Food Witho..t
 Any Aid
A Trial Package Sent Free

The stomach should have a rest when it is tired out and irritated from dyspepsia and indigestion. One should not call upon the stomach in this con- dition to do it's full and complete duty. What the stomach needs is natural assistance and when this is given it the stomach responds quickly to the needed rest and comes back to its duties refreshed and invigorated.
 When you feel as though your stom- ach were a piece of lead, when gases or foul odor issue from your throat, when your tongue is coated and your appetite gone, it is high time to send your stomach on vacation.
 The stomach is constantly coming in contact with foreign substances, which it must reduce in form to give gans of the body. It is the commits sary department of the human sys- tenn and must furnish from such SUD- plies as come to it all that such a system demands.
 If the stomach becomes deranged and cannot furnish all that is neces- sary, it weakens the entire machinery of man and is itself placed out of commission. It cannot cure itself be cause the curative powers of Nature receive their force from the stomach so that if the stomach issues imper- feet nourishment it cannot receive per- feet curative means for it's own bene- fit.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets impart all the power, vigor and strength nee, essary to the stomach. They do the stomach's work and without calling on this organ for assistance.
 If you would put your meal in 2 glass jar and with it place the correct amount of Stuart's Dyspepsia Ia blets YOU could sit down and watch these little tablets digest the meal as per fectly as the most healthy stomach This dem onstration has been made ir almost every state in the Union by these tablets, one grain of a single in. ~redient being capable of digestins 5000 grains of food.
 If you have the slightest doub about your stomach, go to the neares drug store and buy a box of Stuart'' Dyspepsia Tablets, price soc, or senf ,ls your name and address and we vii immediately send YOU by mail tria package free. Address F. A. Stuar 70 5o Stuart Bldg. Marshall, Mich
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
PREMIER ASQUIT Il IS AT BOTH HORNS
 OF DILEMMA
HE HAS INCURRED THE DIS-
 PLEASURE OF KING EDWARD AND RADICAL LIBERALS ARE PREPARING TO DECAPITATE HIM IN FAVOR OF LLOYD GEORGE BECAUSE HE HAS TRIED TO RIDE TWO HORSES.
Special from United Press. )

London, Feb. 4.-Some ..'inside' po- liticai information that leaked out to- day makes it apparently inevitable that Premier Asquith, even should he again accept the reins of the Liberal administration, will soon be cast out by his party in favor of the more rad ical David Lloyd-George, the chancel- Tor Of the eXchequer. In the opinion of many of the shreWdest politi icians in England, the premier has met the usual fate of the man trying to carry water on both shoulders He has spilled both buckets and offended both King Edward and the Liberal radicals who are now planning his political de- mise the moment this can be arranged without injury to the party:
 It developed today that Asquith had come to virtual agreement with King Edward, in response to the Kings insistent demand to do all in his power to curb the radical Liberals demand for the abolition of the veto power of the House of Lords
 On January A the premier accepted an invitation to spend a weekend at Windsor Castle to discuss early action in the next parliament. The King was anxious for an arrangement whereby the House of Lords could be avoided and he is understood to have suggest ed to the premier that the budget be introduced before any legislation af- fecting the Lords, in the hope that the passage of the budget would so pIa- cate the Liberals that they would drop their demand for the reformation of the House of Lords.
 Almost immediately Asquith learned that such a program would be violent ly opposed by the radical Liberals who are in the majority. On January 27 therefore. he wrote to the King can ceiling his Windsor Palace engage ment and setting out for Cannes in order to avoid most embarrassing situation.
 So suspicious are the radicals. of As quith that Lloyd-George is" following the premier to Cannes to keep an eye'' on him. If King Edward over looks the snub given him by the pre- mier it will be the first time that such an affront has F en allowed to go un- punished and wIll indicate clearly the Kings recognition of the necessity of playing in' with the Liberals. Since the close of the election, the Liberals
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
MR. WARNER BUYS
 FAIRFIELD REALTY

A deed has been passed from Sam uel Wheeler to De Yer H. Warner for the large parcel of land at Main street and Penfield avenue, Fairfield. It is the purpose of MT. Warner to build several cottages upon the property, which will be for rent. It is under stood that MT. Warner may make fur ther investment in land and buildings in Stratford, although the extent of the project is for the present in abey- ance
 Tn an interview this morning MT. Warner said: ''It is true that I am considering the erection of some dwell ings in Fairfield. Some of my friends have interested me- It looks very much as if Fairfield would enjoy soon a large growth